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, 1860-10-25

Particulars OF tic HKassncrc of the En1-
fErant TrnIn.
Our DISPATCHES from st. Joseph, No., on the
ed, stated t1.at an elnigant train had beer
captured, and tho cmigrants murdered by The
Snake Indians. The dispatches to The New
York papers arc fuller, from which We obtain
the following particulars:
Mr. H. Scheibcr bad just arrived at Yreka
with news Of the massacre by the Snake Indi.
ans, Of IN entire cmigrant train, consisting oi
III persons, IL of whom were men, tho balance
women and children.
Tile PARTY were first attacked about fifty
miles on tho west side Of Salmon FA1le. on tho
9TH Of September. This attack 1asted about
one hour. The Indians then withdrew, aud al
lowed the train to proceed five miles. Then
thcF again attacked them. The fight lasted
two days and one night. On the afternoon ot
fhe 10th, the Indians had possession OF the
train, With the exception OF eix men, who, be-
ing mounted, escaped. Aftertraycling through
the wonds for nine days, these six were again
ATTACKED, and fIrc Of the party killed. Scheit,-
e- ALONE escaped by hiding In the bushes. At
ter travelling for ~eTen days without food, be
wl* found IN AT exhausted condition by some
persons Who took him to the Daltet. OF tho
nineteen males In the PARTY, six we're t.isc,ass,-
cd soldiers from Fort Hall Mr.. Sclaciber i
the only one whn escaped. He says that the
six iurn who left on horseback, did not
leave until the 1udlaus 1ad complete posses-
sion of ftc trafu, aud from the acrcams of the
women aud children, he was led to believe
TINT tiic whole party were hutcherrd.
, 1860-10-25

Prop Evergreen City, Chamberlain. Duifa1o, 15.5o0
buth wheat.
Dri. J iia.ehInsou, Williams, Grsen lay.
iriE Robert Hurub. AcCuue, Oconto. Hr~
Sehr Coartsy!ght. Christian, Buffalo, 1850 bush
srheat.
scAr St Andrew Noyes Dusn!c, 1s, 10 hush ~heat
Schr Que,,tc. f4apin. Kingston, 16ti75 bush wheat
Schr s.urm King. Whitney, Dufa!o 1860 bush
Schr Coflnhisn Hall. Buffalo, 1g.o11 bush wheat.
sc.,r lIan,.rf- Folsom. nutAlo. 9,EY t.l<h wheat.
Schr Banker, Motlry, Milwaukee,,
Passed Detroit.
Ocr. sa-Ur-Ssmrs Forest Queen, Columbia I
props Akron. Daeotah. Omar panha: fsig Nanap
ion, New York, E " cross; tchrs Star of Hope,
Ocean Wave, narwtcI, e GriaWo!d. Dread
nuuEht, Somerset.
DowN-props Al}eshany, Galcna, Illinois; echrs
WnurrCan, Augusta, Cuba. Contest.
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO. Oct. ~
Conkry, Ghte''- .--Arriscd. props wenons
fTbCF"- .ru. Mohawk. Phcatf, du bark uAn
-. Fitzgerald do; sChts II ii Hale, Tucker
do; York State, Dimmoelk, do: uolden Harvest
C.,tnstoca. do ostrich. pratt. slo MARY Collins
Dickson. do. Cleared, prop Plymouth Dickson
do: scars Mat novt, Smell, do; Mary Collins
I)tSk<un, d.
, 1860-10-25
MILWAUKEE MAnKkr-Oet aa.-Tlc StRtisA ol

M,IwArK1z MAnKxr-0ct ea.--T1c Stntisa OF
this tnorning sayt:-Tht dull market nud declin>
ns psicts Of the last few days bcgta to ehow very
sass essSss sst IN 9eeep,. s on
Tis shipments were not 60 heavy III ycsts1day. but
still large. su,ounttng to a.3hbn. Under Eaod>
crate AG:0aud to complete e5u7c caFEoes today the
market ni'rlrd IL above The closing oilers of yes
tevdaI afternoon; but II toon AZ &hr Immediate
VA nsn,s Of uYsTs .fs:fs tzpplsl; prizes testdsd ~.
hgld oh lss u1e steamers pcws. The eAlcs report.
"a up thc fibre Of ''Chnnss. amounted to about
u. !st, hu at sGls,c for No. Spring In eoze. and
rome Snycrs IL ihe market Il sSc h,r No. and
hikc fur No. :, hut receivers wese holding at the
opening pricer. 1'hers waH mir inquiry sof noas
The Views al shippers. About taD bsls enansttl
hands ut s. 513bu for country sppe1ane ana f.aS
for rood country extra, ,-,,.,.
tendency to drptrss frcightt, aud we nndcet:..r,d
that uAssx wesc ttccy made to take ..,scht at 1ac
by ttam ard ls,5c By sail to y.aalo, but shippers
enSas:ncnts weFe made paIltc. III L. '
rMuAr-:., -:.,ru1A MAn1Er, OF. A.-1n the Dread
stun market thru ia f!rm feeling and lof aVar
.nese Is a moderate inquiry b4ah te cspc.t II aud
home consucsrtton, Sales s 4 at 'a - supefhne at
~ ;s.2 H: 1aQ o.l: e!X ~ crtt. At <ai5; C;
lFt'qte trrrar. There il steady hume consrmp-
Iisr @rsaaud from our lowest quotation up 10 s7do
fss Common and sancr, accordA1 to qualify There
was lca6 Whent Offering Al tut Cotn E1cAai'gc, nut
ont chausc. >,alcs of 1,stU0zss,0oo ba goed and
prime southern and PENNSYLVANIA retl at 81 -40Go
i.41, and 3o30 1'u good kcntptks White at f1.i2.
with, moderate ryccip.s. 4,ooo pu fur and prime
yellow seld 3aet At s441 ;so kna part On piiyate
termk. A lot Vi prime white sold At !ac. Oats nre
dull. 1,ssl In rt1a 1t 35c, and oU hn inferior at
So. 4po ba chicago spring barley tat SC, bar
ley malt commands :'sa53:c; taoser Fred cu.aes
e.sward slowly and j. wanted oas::cs of ls5GsDo
worth f, ,'0s1asaAc, aud Flax Seed sl.Gsal.63
A1EtAt 1.bc AAnkEr-Oct. aa-There il sort
N panic s1non: Tie ho. mcu During the past
tlirre d ys rric,s have been declining steadily md
unexpectedly. The surply at East Albany Il large
p!anttiaa H. anticipated lar:s aupplirs In conneo-
lion with the fact tliat for some time fa'es have
been nude At prices much higher than the ruling
viii he uuted by quotations. below IL fully atGoH
b etncc onr last weuE1y report:
, 1860-10-25

Fer f1rf1 n
rnr,o,,rs r,s,cr Int c,ore frn I'll, ep.
...,.,.n,. .,,,u =, fo,1own.-r nnrfa,n. sch,r.
=. A.drs,. nra sto,,n K,nr, wheat a. ,sc To
,,r,, nr-,,,cr. wheat tto toad Mt Ni],yau
tss.,., -.
~ n1,p- -.,,.c}r-a T. caa 1,h,x Ns+ke. an1, md
rc>,no ,o,rrr sstce ,vcrc.-soo bh,. ;. Garden
nv !" .n,,nr cxtrn Mt Il. On del. I'M hills .Tur-
t,: do n, 81 * del. 3D, bills Orange" at Ms7x
del. r, 1,hls ..nufalo Mills do at 4,e del; ITO
bh,s ;. Geneva " at $3.ao. no hbl. "Nort. star''
m uriyafp terms: 10 hihis Southern Illinois White
Nlu,er at 50 m del: M Ibis GOOD 4pslag cxt.u at
sts, a,1. a1, tbaa In nj sank del: 80 hhls do
st I. s5da.
WWEAr-pecctvcd 90 oe& bn; shipped, 1910
In N,tkct t,ccl,ucf u. sales were :--7o0 bush
Northwestern t,lub Mt ssxc In store; 1000 bu do
~ s,cIn .to,.. ! os, I'm do At elEc in etore- ."
nj, IN ~ ! =, s1c IN .tofu: 7u"~ 49,
,,o-r f IN I'm ao .. = - W ~ ~ ~ 49,
- sar.- --.oi1e ~ stoEe' o'"" pu Ne'
--1g nj f'9c IN store 1'ooo pa a. ~ 't1te ~
store; Is, 600 In do at 7eo III store; soo On 10 Al
7SEc In ttosvi III" ha 10 81 seae II slose; 'eV
oo ta3eceeo ~ "'' III F'"''' ~''Sv ~ wv a. '"~ A
store
coRS-Ncertsrd' IL, s,9's bu' shipped. 1e' 600 eu.
Market He0fc better. Saies wcFe:-3o, goo bu No
eana4 ~ eE atoa]' 'oV w 4sV. ~ S% ~ Butts
ESQ bu do at SO In store; $500 ha No at 3ss IN
store; auo bu 60 a. SS1ac IN store; 1uso0o hu 10
At SIC in Etote; 80 ha Rejected ut a0c In tterc.
Kew Corn quiet. Sales wcFc' 1.ooo bu new Re
jccsed nj sst IL store zt0 nashcls DO at :2c III
e'orc.
oAtS-heestTea' ssos1 on' hafke' oun. sa'cs
were:-4,ooo ba No. Al ls1c anon: s'"o 20 ~
1oc I. o, b.; 1.0oo on 40 at 1'e IN Store
kfE-leeclsedt sSs8a oa' Aefhct qu1ct. eaacS
"eFe:-l,ooo sc III eVof'' 1'o '7Ge ~ ~ ooe vi
track
bAhLEa- -NecciYcd' sa'1 pu' AatSet oaA.-
sales "efe '-s'oV "a no. az 7oc N ssofe' ~
bays IN iots bs sample n As&5a'c on Track
sEEus-Hecsiseu. @':e! "s. ilmotny IN 'aar
demand anu hssa. sa1ca - pas' eooo III $s,z3' -
oase Ordinary IL Sa.
Aloii" i"ASE'9-'seesNeo' eoo oo'. Masket
steaas'- sa.es ~':ee:-o' ools Country a' l'e ~
ools elts IN lo'H a. nse
ALSoliVLIoeSszc T gat
, 1860-10-25

MASTEl,'S S.tLE.--S':s:" u !lli-
4f1 uo,s cook Comfy. = 5~s::s* rio .n g%ntt Ct
caica%o-tn Chanssrv. Jaegs tt.hr[ vi eTe'fw l.
+. Fonisr Patrr ii ii d rats'eA sheski' ELI
fubsiS 1otics ID hereby 81, tn. u pAs1uaHce q
.lrcfrial o5.rr. rutrrsl Iu r. .rs.sG en'ed raa%o
Master chaaetu q .as saet.sr Ssnss "f cnt:a3.,
II is octeek In tsu Gor1nuua ot fiat da. m 1t pub!ts
auction to Tho hizhe~s bt "r for cls rt n.,rtfI
NJ Coansy Of cs.k; q. f"ll"w!as ':.ttori EcYl
costa Together wtts Mtser+ tes disbursement. aHf
commissions oe Hatd Aaie viz all .h. Jollp liz lr
Aeb+ Ut peec oEDarcel at land st.1ate IN tn Tus,t
e LxydSa r. k2an.y Of Tout. uni. stat. Of 1aai,,
IL: sad tha Ksse haK at the hNf tie nfilrA,t
H t tscttoa sc Tcntrcn In to~Hsttr n,,hr ,.v
ss,s y Faon tNti1c TIL! eaBt pY thc thtr rtIn
sahes sannih ~ ~ W. y 9% lot aaPe:
tt ~ lying and bring in The township sorr-s,
asssr 1SanSs ~ CbatsrS ,a1s1s y thsrson nA sSr
1e*oooc ton42 I'd. 1een. pt+stS1sJ1
, 1860-10-25

sHJ~ Dc Land i. Co.'S Sa|cratns is still an
interesting subject for the AouseAccper's at
tcntion. 1t Is just what they have long dc
desired, and which, now that it l. in their
possession, they arc not Inclined to part With.
II continues to give the most compile satisfac-
tion in thc kitchen and in the dinins-rnom.
Manufactured By D. B. De Land 4; Co., Fair
port, Monroe county, \, Y. Sold br all good
grocezs everywhere, and at wholesale by the
wholesale dealers in Chicago and milwaukee,.
, 1860-10-25

hORIEAfsE SALE-N hersiS,
~ Simon 8. wIsscn aud Nary e.. hts r1tc did
the 1th DIR or A.tit \. H. !s rs~sn.r md deliver 70
Jacob ". Ludfam. nnw is-r;ss"ti- their rrrtaiH
moEtaEt bearing 1atr thc a1r AMI vrSr :f Mr*ahi na
recorded IN tae Recosaers c.rc q Innk Comfy I'LL
ne. L. boot y q ,Ftasss ps;r | 81 ~ s1 81. d'a fns.s ,
hereinafter .me t. yr"rr the IsyrEt u fc,,r cer-
tln prouat.'Ty nnte+ thtrt3n pAstaHiArs nicEtIcHe
Aud wuesraA It strt IL Hr 1T E:!f ns.A t:c-
that In casc nf default In the pssMr II ra1i nhsa
either Of principal or eTr~ WAS n,1dc@ the wf1nle nf
sall principal and Interest ~h,,t. hee"n: lu AID uaT
able IND tue said J:rob y. Luh. ,n El* hes+ c1sss-
tlce n newspaper PRINTED n the eHy of C!tesEt:
might se!f ~ herrnstter a1ttc"4 te lps-nl.: aE
AL rtSht AMI cgNlsy Of fleHnf!nn II The aaf stlHo
=. Wftsec ald III r. t. i4 vile. therrin. .trh Fhrr"
n, default s BEEN Iuadc 1T THO rsv.hent VI iw* "e
said notes. ark u interest three tser~1. Sa~.
dtrslsncd. James D, Ln,lstn and Mary fnd!"u rG-
mtnstFat,Es Of thr estate cf Jacob ". 1cdltHs de-
censed viii Fstdf the sxic nth t!ay Of Ens l,hrr
.AD. th 1t the hour UurfocE. AM af that sell
ar pnbAc auction At tho hrth 1nT ri tic t1ust tsn"-s
n aid city Chca to the highest bidder fr: tho
seE llne ef tie C!-a:o and t:-rrn Fry rtai md MI
the line Of Henry I:nvostls !nd. s,lsHEit ~. liaa
Of Henry ffePwufts lard At ill.,: af.. q said h',rt
gagel and running vest l-S.o +. r:tit.s: tas.ea
south ~ ehalns tA,nct ctst S:3 - c.i}IA l." t!.a
e~necr Of tho said Io1d - the place af h:innn r'a
section q Gswastp u ns::t II u Csss C.nns 4 " ",
nulS and al! Ettht and equity OF rcdsnption ~! tno
said SIMON 8. WAttee and ltary T.. NEt.e: t'r!t n
to make the 1n1AHt uE on snl nns's 1!n ~: ess'1s
n1d expehR~h Of sucf sale JAMES ~ ;itn..13N'
CWtce~A {etober u, ts1 NARY y ~. W1AM-
Administrators cf the t-atc u Jacob ". Lul!asn us
ceased. the Aforesaid nloft-."~t.
24Et Il I'D
, 1860-10-25

LEE, Mass. Oct a4-0nc Of the boilers at
town, exploded this morning ut ! O'Clock. ST.
riously and probably fatally injuriny .sMo.
Dachcr, Of Kent, Conn. The damage 10 prop
ertY By tfrc and the explosion amounts to <,
goo. The same building was damaged last
juno, aud had but Just been repaired.
, 1860-10-25

NEw TonK, Oct. 24.-The Tribune Wash
fuston despatch says IN order has gone ont
hcnco to the States 0fthe Northwest, directing
the Administration Democrats to vote for the
Douglas Electoral ticket.
The same correspondent says: VI hear Of
the default Of the Postmaster ut Keokuk, To-
va, and also Of another In lcadip. town in
Illinois, either Alton OF Quincy.
, 1860-10-25

OGwKoo. oa aa4.-Hloua-Enchangod
t3RAIx--Wheat @l,ade easier sale. 8,5oQ No.
CAicxyo .sIrIug At 3I.ss; 600 No Mi1wsake7
t1Sb Il fl,i3; S,GD9 Nhlie CANADIAN at f1 IS AoAE
Corn 9ulet. Bailey dui. Sale. ] 600 bu ordinary
Canadian At 5oc. 1iyc In limited demand. sales
6,aJV hU Canadian at Esc &tDAt. -
cAs1L FrEtu4rk-1I1Hc. better On grain.
WHEAT tic. corn 13Hc to New York.
LAKE ixfuRzr--:ssi5 hsls 1our, y, 800 bu WHEAT,
6, 40 bu barley, G.OU0 bu rye:
Canal Ex1pnrs-21aA brls dour, $3.50 bu
wheat, u, VoQ pn CORE, 100 bu barley.
, 1860-10-25

LEAs-ENwoR7u, Il. T., Oct. PA fire at s
o'clock this morning destroyed eight or ten
frame buildings on northeast corner OF Third
and Shawnee. streets. With two exceptions
the buildings were Of no great value, The
stocks were mostly removed with but little
damage. The total loss will probably amount
to $4,000, on which there is less than 81 ,D0O
insurance, 81 ,O0o OF which is in the Nesftt,
Massachusetts Company, and thc remainder
divided between several other companies,
The fire originated accidentally in furniture
ttUFt.
, 1860-10-25

BosToS, Oct. 24.-A letter from Washing:
ton. states that the Postmaster General has
adopted and ordered Il one cent self sealing
envelope, which will soon be tlrouLout the
9Th District. to-day nominated Dr. Geo. 3.
LofinE, for Eon.syess.
, 1860-10-25
| 1Ol3WOnTH'S MUSIC s,rORE,

~.,,, AFU. o 7a3tOT El1EB+ N. z.
~, 1eI AID Dealer u Foreign md Ature.1 sf.
and A[nslcsf Merehandls~ Soax. ana
atons for tho Plano Forte hy ms hc.: ts+tcIs
esacsen And Organ Music: r4ica AID Naltsly Asu,le
!3s 1ae fAno FoEtt sent BY mai, postage req tanat
fo1Y aY Ss ssns ias,e"d os ssnass tss"loxea M,lo
ao Easnton :, f, Tns ~oassa; s, of nFa:s Gsa rS
month"; anx's Sos, n III Of $I3 pet snnAs rres II
s@cA naH;Srrs ai." the -toiup .ht,:t.' con,stninx
MAfthss. Nedltyh &c. THIS in-traspcb,ai psf1s in
45esa works ate separate and rrfY Tor pvff. Ri xrce
HARfEYH. Dob NVFfi
eess9@a p.z7et9S qf QoaKqtthA 1and.
, 1860-10-25

@%1E8kT*
Formerly Of New Yerl. lsara ope1ed "a Iadfmsrv In
Chicago. on new tSHtctt which embraces The ulost
approved tnethod--ln this AID other cnnntraes-oi
Treating ALL hronc n1se9ser. Consumption Laryf1.
Setis pronsllt.. Cancer. R!eamatse< FarsIysls sed
AL Female DstsAses arr tprrat diseases treated IN
tea vie cure Eand kues+ .. thc krine,
Whleh iheE 90 hr Skr Mx3HaEt and The Spiaa' Ee.
easss out of ten and benefit ALL. ''
Ihey also prepare Iotfh as'', which ElM res!cve
.orenrss and dl.ea:es Of he sums and is.EsTs snd
@ + nSesSinE teeta. and brings thc into SOUND
oFra'a 11 e ss+f d"f' + ~ a:1 u Weekly
n;aee 80. ~ Sontt Clarx street. oprp-1te Ecw Tost
.oalce. uoass FROM 3 4. Y. togrA pHScn1fy
, 1860-10-25

NANTED-The undersigned has
hourtshlnS casy In the interior Of l~ro-n au wahs*
partnsr With Two Or thsrc handrcd t,osss ea+h II
use Y Tic purrnase 1f hlrhRin&t fur ta1upcdlta usc
In addition te the liquor trade tic c-tlblf-hmelt Is
nass ron two t. three barrels vinegar per day
psont 1f WHICH viii pay e3peneea Ad.se+1 witt, real
nau.e ct no rcply viii BE- irtn} "Nauuilcruyer" tn
QG04 ltQce, Chicago.
, 1860-10-25


SEw ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Priyatc aayiccs
from Mexico say that the Liberals under Gen.
AEazen bad captured G.,adalajasa.
NEW ONLEASs, Oct. 1.-THE steamship Ten.
n1st inst.
Minister Mclean arrived out On the 11th.
The Savannah satlrd for New York On tbs
1otll, and the Snsquchanna for Key Wcst on
eaine day.
The capture Of Guadalajar, is confirmed.
The sutierIngs Of the people durin; the sci;c
WIS Immense.
Gen. DcgolaJo had been detected In csin-
lnunicatlon s1ith the eneIuy, aud wns ordered
TO Yer. Cruz for trial
The British aud Prusslan Ministers had gone
to .talapa.
The distress 1T the capital was very great.
1t was reported that Purhla had been alan
doned and her gurTison called into the city OF
Mexico. :,
The health Of Ven, Cruz and the U. 8. squad
ron WIS excellent
, 1860-10-25

OTTAWA, Ill, Oce aI.-The Republicans
held mass meeting here yesterday. Speeches
were made ly Nessrs. Grow Of Pcnhsy ylyania,
Galloway Of Ohio, and Palmer of Illinois. In
the evcnini; there was atoTchlight procession
Of 500 Widr Awakes.
Mr. Grow left at noon to+tay for Chicago,
, 1860-10-25
From ptffe94 peHL

81. JOSEPH, ,0bt. 24-The Philadelphia Board
Of Trade delegation arrived here this evening,
in good health.
The amount Of dust brought from Denver
by the Plies Peak express for tho 1ust week
Il 81, ~. IT,
No news from the rriues<
The route between here and the Peak is
thronScd with e1u!grants aud trims, going both
directions.
, 1860-10-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
y Z 4 III x lIe
LATER FROM EUROPE.
4 Great Battle on tho Volturno,
GARIUALDI VICTORIOUS.

g: JonSs, Oct. M.-rhc news Of the City
Of Washington give the details Of tic battle Of
Voltusnu. The Neapalituns, estimated -
30,Oo0. attacked the Garibnldlans - ~
OF thick mist auf carr" -4.aer cover
for a tl1ne succ~' -.;t some positions, md
baldia~- .~cued IN driving back tho Carl
= -s. whose numbers did not reach half
.Aefrs. Garibalat went forward, revolver in
hand, cheering on his men, and alter Aespcr-
ate fight Of clsht hours duration, the fcapoli-
taus were broken and routed, aud srcrc puf.
SUED close under the wills Of Capita.
dcsel and that the tlombardmeut Of tue Town
was Progressing, but neither had been Con-
firncd. The linz of the Volnrno WIS still
strongly projected, md Il was said the Seapol-
atsns we're prepared to dc{cal their positions.
Some SardlnIan troops assisted the Garibald1-
ms in TIC battle Gariballi had called on The
hing Of 61rdiria to 80 to Naples and to
send him Il, 900 nlcn Immediately. The Pied
lnontese troops had entered the Nrapo]itan
territory,
4 Brigade Of Germans wns cut off from the
main body Of the Scpo]ital ar1ny md driven
to the mountains. The Garibaft iaas took
5000 prisoners, and II was estimated that tic
The loss Of the Garlbaldfans was stated at ?,
pu0 men. The Royalists Subsequently made n
sortie from Capua for the relief Of the German
Brigade, but were repusscd. The King Of Nd
plcs and his brothers were present ut the bat
lie.
It was reported That three OF the Great Pow
crs had protested against the entry Of Sar-
dlnla iuto Naples. Mazzini had entered Na~
pies at the request Of the pro-Dictator. Ad-
vices from TIC Papal States indicate no change
In the state Of aifairs there. The Pope re-
mains at Rome. Gen. Lamoricicrc lad
returned to France. The French hail oecu-
pied numerous places wear Rome. 1t WAS
reported that third division will BIZ sent from
France to Rome
The Paris Boursc was dull and depressed.
Kentes GSf 60c.
Military tnovcmcnts OH vast scale were
reported in Austria
News from Pckin to tic commencement Of
IuiJ Ind been received via st. Petersburg, but
there was nothing of importance
The English funds wcfc depressed BY heavy
exports Ut gold to France.
, 1860-10-25

Republican Mass meeting held in this city to-
day, to welcome home Carl scburx. lie nd
dressed the crowd this afternoon. Tonight
the Wide Awakes have torch-Hsht process
sion
, 1860-10-25
FORLAWYERs
-
d. e, COOKE & CO.

iIaye on h7na At ~ tine; an extensive stock Of
tcssiou. Gtnt:einen can hare theit orders .lc.t
rEs,nIs3y ,I .nA as e.. pstse. Legal Gsr n,ae and
srnsn. Legal Ens.!nre-, nj Fla 500 sad <tt9a nrr
t,ss<.Na Letter Eax.oqe<, Willie anl Bar. Al SIG
feo:sag rsper-. II & ~ T. = 800 EIs1 and 400 per
reaI 1aFJets Hsna !,Sekete. It d and il s eaeh
Jus.ees pxke.s at sioH .t.a g and 500 earl,
O1,rc and Counting l.oo, can be obtsaed of n tic
n.G't re- rs11oEaer rt3fs*; t:sa Isnc ssh!tEs Way.
steel Fen+ oE -.t qualify Letter Fr-.-r< and Cory-
fl@ ;ooa*- Hc'wlt*. &C. y. u. COOKE i 10.
pFtf III Lake rsr
, 1860-10-25

LowEL, Oct 2.-The boiler for heating the
Suffolk Mills exploded to-day, killing Waiter
w. Briggs, assistant engineer, aud severely iu-
jurjng Charles c. stearns, all oFcrsccr in the
mill.
, 1860-10-25
Rt.he.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-Thc Candle Factory
q. T. alcncci, on Staten Island, formerly
occupied by Gariba1di, was burned yesterday,
with seycril other buildings.
, 1860-10-25

The Rivers.

MEMPHIS, Oct ai.-Stcamcr Fred, from
Memphis to Cincinnati, with ,O00 bales cotton
sunk at Island No. 10. The boat Is atosa, loss.
, 1860-10-25
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN

Febtu1Fy 1Au:
-Iesolyed. Iy the seaate aud 1iuuse at nep,e.enta
Vc* thAt tt cltttUfs n1 the etAtc Of Illinois be and
theJ are hereby recommended at ne1t election p1
5mstahsts - the Eentfn! Assembly. rote for or
ti0n for sht Sta:c nf lliinoIa~
This rssolt!on WAS rae%e under TIC following n.o.
ftf1tn VI tie Constitution ct tpis Ss4te.
.Ak1cts XII tsc. - svhenessr tso-t,f.ds Of Ill
tnt numbers Stctttd 70 each branch Tic rnesal-
Gonssron hsy thal rscon,nsnd % re e!eeiot. =
10 Sute fur or agathst veniton and il ii sast ID.
pear tsat majority Of ~ Tue clettors u State rot
Ing for Representatives have voted for ConvcntD
tss General Assembly asau. It thelr next ec.on call
It will be seen that It t. necctsaYT that al Who are In
favor Of tas impoEtani measure should voe fe1 It. ns
sosln@ 10. members OF tic IegisstnIc and nst voting
lase Desirable that Tie tickets al polcsi be
printed Will the Words Fur Convention sttt. lovt
ocH HhHlit, n TN
, 1860-10-25
JANIS o. HgywoETls. Me.rssecc.
Chicago. Uc:obcs 1Ih 1910, pclIls:tsfst
SATE-T,uLl;f. Ma,

TRUSTEES S4\LE.-l'uhlic No
dcc u hereby .Iyrn ttmt I. F.mucl E. Smith. tho
Tsn.tec name,t tn = dt:I r 5 t:ast c:rsnsd ;, = Y.
oaceo " l:scofls 81 y. L",'c cesn.x i,nt.. ia
t.n!t having bscn ni.Ir by 81. zM H.. " rhlhiE. ia
te p5n1ent of IT, e,ad .etueea hs >att rect vii ttl
thr APp41tatcn ~ TIE tssal atrr q said bl re rt
PUBLIC acc.on At tic noft donT ot TIE Cnfs ii-. III
at of the s1Mti ~c.t QUARTER Of sc,ten T. Tu>n.tis
81, north Of Rsncr eass Of trr Thru Principal Neri
din cpatalalRE no xrTe~ ts t!r northeast quarter
of tic southwest QUARTER snd w+st ha:s ~ sh. tnsh
al Of lie ftrd Irineirsi Mtri,n. s,as1ir,ns 10
as.es Aso, Lots and !; r. ssnassrl. sq!tsltau q
north Of Range east Of Thrt Principal cum
tsnin- toSst!,sr q arsys also tt nEd y T. y.
TOWN Of Meuota ILL., lt. t!e rndi. dr.i ball Of ths
southwest aaftr q ~ toIa.ast 4nattsr nt section
pal 3ftvjan eoutaluis % acres Snt sale nc nal]n
% tle slaseenth DAY Of Sn.smttr. \. 4, 1Ao NJ
ocsockr n. SAMUEL I, SMITH, Trtstd4.
oci9E8 81Hi
, 1860-10-25

HdAH1 OF TE1EE R6685,
Chicago, Oct. e55, 1850.
tors. ali rules now existing IN reference to tic il.
tpection VI corn have 6een repealed. and new
e:s:ldes extanlished, 10 b. As followa. vi1:-Pure
reso!9tion to take eject on and after The first doy
VI November next. SETu CATLtN.
Sftrf4fhrr
, 1860-10-25

@Vo HsVes83 F'@*@R o&1 SIkS Nkk3S&&f~Vs
1Hn. J. rn,s1lF.i Nh. x. fBIklsYs T. d xAx xacxsxs
l. Co. hanleraI GA1stbnss;, Ill A. B. Reed Co.. RanE
sEs Gaeshnrr. Co.. bsalc!N Kno1: :i1le
iitnE5 Co.. Ranse1s. sserins. H.: sursey, nrosasr
4 Co.. thlea@o. III Hcnuin< 4 woodruff. St Lontt
fr..:su- osweso y, y: II :. kias, Buffalo, NY; D.
q A. DoR& 4 Co., New York ftS6A-is
, 1860-10-25


To Wholesale Dealers. the Camrany would MY with
our nheTo1ed facility for uf1ctuIins ard III. very
Kteat advantage W hasc oser nll other ncsorsas of
n.lrsa1sn:s oor? ut low priccA We cnn sell yon Ut
y.Nr orders. Every bos q stareh that leavc. Tie
factory u wasEastra eqnal 10; superior to any pro-
atdrcass -ltltao* Starch COMPANY, Ottawa Tl!iaat
viii receive prompt attention. [feel.cEisn
, 1860-10-25

(Owpra An3 operated by this CompanYf will he run
utcr the New York Central Railroad 10 Buffalo, and
connect With the various tstoada and above l6es Vi
PrHpeiIers fet such Freight a. u1y redsife q more
SPEEDY trnn+it than by CAIlaI,
Tue Cabin aud stetsaSc accommodations Of thesc
tal. comfort and sa1efy of pzassrnrHs.. -
F.r res ofFretsht and +ssa:;e appy to the Agents
o. Cansuccs Ut tao offices uf the Western Trshs,of.