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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
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War am ong Telegraph Men.

New l"BK, Sept. 2
Mr.. Hughett. first president OF the Americsr
Telegraph Co, has published a reply to the re-
&c Il scurrious psmph.t OF Russell the pre-
ut secretary OF tie company, and denounc~s
Rnssel!s Statements rossly false. and prove
is substantially by quoting from kussel..
own record Of the proceedings OF the board 0
al lrectors
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

FIRE AT ANDALusIA-We learn from
Erie Dodge. Eco. Of Buffalo, thst Hoath's
warshou.e at Andalusis. was destroyed by fir.
on Friday light. There was considerable grain
in the building, which makes the loss pretty
heavy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

THE GRAIN ELEVATOR on the corner
OF Harrison and Fifth streets, is progressing
rapidly. The las. story remains to be put on.
1t is one of the strongest wooden structures We
ever saw, and will hold lots of grain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
Douglas IN Pennsylvania.

PHILaDELrIiA Sept l.
correspondence Of he Press. aunounce.
T. at Mr.. Douglas Will oob proceed. To prnns, J..
sanla, and will aiireas a meeting at H+rr !.
nrg, he 7,h, X. .ding the sth. AID Ph, T.
eiphia on The same evening. thence to E,st
.rn and other towns # the Stat, he then VIII
return to New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

HAY-SCALEs. - We notice that our
for the accommodation Of his country and
downtown friends. Let George be patronized.
Energy merits patronage every where.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

PLEAsANT.-The weather cOntinues
deligh' ful cool and comfortable. Wrh the
exception Of beirg very dus y the weather ir
very hard TO be beaten in this latitude.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

TIE party at Lshrman's on Friday
evening last was very pleasant. although
some what s:imly attended. D,ncing was KEEP,
up until broad Daylight The Turner's held .
festival in the same hall last evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
Arrival OF the Cahaw awba.

New YoRK. Sept /
The ste mer Cahasba, from New OrIeant
and Havana, is below.
The steamship g sgo for Liverpool took
ls9 passengers. and s22, O00 in specie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

THaNKs.-Being unable to attend
the Bell and Everett State Convention. We are
under obligations to the Gazette for the same.
The report was made bv Capt. Littler. one of
the Secretaries Of the Convention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
From st. lbomlngO.

NV York, Sept. l
The aloop.otwar st. Louis arrived at st Do
m!ngo July 20. The day previous. a Spa.i-h
I'll ate landed a nnfnher O! im,uigraut. arG
arms l. is expected that Spain was trying 10
recover authority over that section Of th. i.i
and.
the harbor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

TEAMS FROM ILLINOIS. = Every day
We notice u good number of teams. laden with
eli kinds # produce, from the other side. II
linois farmers are getting to do their market
ING here
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

TIMorHY SEED Mr.. Prettyman in
bushels of timothy seed from Mr.. Graham Lee.
of Mercer county, Illinois, for 81 SO rer bushel.
IL is fine seed and is a prof able crop.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

THE FARMERS we're the happicst men
in the country Saturday. Wheat wae as high
as SO cents per bushe, which is amply remu-
nerstive. Buyers are multiplying and grain is
coming for ward rapidly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
Douglas Ticket iu North Carolina

NEW IoRK. Sept. !.
TIE Dorglas Electors at Large in North
Caroline are r. p d ck and Duncan K B-al~
ELECTORS We lns'ruc ed to vcie to prevent Ii.
choice of the .ectonal Pre.ident
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

GET Your ToRcnEs, BOYS. = The
torches can he obtained during the day q,
Hills Il Wa shburn's etore. and this evening =,
the club-room. Turn out. boys, and let your
light shine
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
From Texas.

New York, Sent
The steamer Carerack. from Havana via
Naslra, has arrived.
leii., published from San Antonio says
inc-n iiari-s were arrested at Henderson und
lynched. Large quantities Of poison wer.
found on the n-groes for the un .-I Is,oo1 pr
pose Of poisoning the wei q AMI food Of th-
.hites. Tota loss of property il Texas is ssio
TO reach three million dollars aud twenty per
sons hanged
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
From New Orleans.

Nkw YrEE. Sept l.
The ship Liberty, from New Orleans. arriv-
ed 1T Nassu,, on the 7tn. She had been
.-hore or Moselie Bank. salvage claimed
$1,000 She is TO be carried 10 the Admiral
ity Court.
The bark Indiana, of ard from Savannah
for Havanna was totally lot nesr the B ,ha
ma. Her cargo Z ice as mostly saved.
The schooner Virginia from Philadelphia
for Indianoia. was taliv lost With her cargo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

SCoTr Co. SCALES Bomberger
has his hay scales corner of Front and Main
streets in readiness for business. PAtro IL,
him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

MT. lDA COLLEGe.-Tbe P,esldent.O
Mt Ida College. the Rev. NJ n Tooke. 10 vii.
be seen by advertisement, announces the re
opening Of this institation with an excellent
corps OF teachers. We hope the College will
be literally patronizej by the public. both At
home aud abroad. Mr. Tooke is ind-fetigAble
in hs efforts 10 build up this College.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
Official Vote Ol Kentucky.
Sudden Death.

SA9ArGA n Y Sept 7.
Mrs. Garland, wi of Gen Garl,nd. L. s
a., dropped deaf on the street las, night whi'.
walk,Ds with her daughter, tire VIE Of n. 10,
Devs. She had beer in her ususl health PIE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
Senator Douglas.

NV Yosk. Sept. /.
Judge Douglas arrived last We IRON Raleigh
and made speech in the presence Of Is. .OvO
@rsone Much ch.-rIng
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
Drug and Prescription Store,
No. 40. HrAAv n ru~.f
Mich Coz Tor .ale.

a ny PER, on WISHING A FRESH MlLCF
"A Gov, can procure one low, By eDqairisg .
t9e ore Of RT-s D. FEAKlN0, ~,
juasl@-d0l Cee. Lesust . Nsady sssee4,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

Altering and Repairing done neatly and at the
shortest notice. Prices low Highest cash prices
paid for Furs, such as Otter, Mink, &C. No. Z
brady street, near Front street, davenport, Iowa.
julyildtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
TELEGR a PHO.
Latest from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FuITO

Tqe folio wing is the balance Of the new. by
the steamer Fuitop. intercepted n Cape Race.
CAPx RACE Aug. 81
1900 Garibaldiars had di.s nbnrkei IN ca
iahria aud were joined by 2o.UoO inrurxeuls. ..
with whom tiiry retired to the mountains.
Preparations continued for the defence Of
Naples
Col Coring, with 1000 volunteers, had
qu tied Iuosrtninio. takiLg the direction uf
the tnatn Ia d.
1900 men, with arms and tents from Sar.
dina, had landed At Naples but were cou
PEELED to reemhaik
Il IL asser ed that two companies OF Dragons
have joined ths i;surRenia
Th. Austrian N ,rine Budget Is 10 be 10.
cres-ei 10 uno,oou fl rims
The Z .gnsh Cabinet agreed TO discontinue
their negotiations for i, cluding Spain - one Of
th. Grea' Powers OF Europe
Tne ln.iiaB hnMber Of Commerce hiss
pas ei r~-ou'ions against Nr. Wilson, Secreta.
~ the India currency scitme
The inconie tax b II passed the Commons
Cohsols "ere q oi-i on The 22I at 80 fer
money aud 93 l-4a93 8 s or account
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
A lhAl.0IENGIE, r,

"7lose tenuifat Photograph. and AmLrotype,
taken ty Norse, oeer The Stote Eosk. hace no eoau
IN tsi. section of the country. They are trss IA
tye and an Poi.a Of time and in,sa rery ~ ey;o..
toll ap and iook orer HI, spscin ems. ."-LExocEA1
AND AEw>.
IN SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE, / WILL
j give
TWENTY.F1VE DOLLARS
To any Of my councillors who will produce q 50
ries OF pictures equal 70 those taken by me- ]
will also give like sum to any one vho will rro-
dace the same number. Of equal merit. 10 those
taken by me, and on exhibition ss Egbert's Gal
lery. specimens Of his work.
aug2!-dtf L. II. MORSE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
nvuSNs Ia Rest

nUuSNs 10 Rest. haa .ssshssFd
~ THE kluPF BETWEEN ROCK ISLAND asSi1
- Gxo ). sxn01xY. &c = 70
jsasls-An .lAaA Aenal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
Sheriffss Sale Of the Hyd 1aulic Canal

NIaGAkA, S-p'. !
The Hydraulic Canal, with ~ acres If land,
which has been 50 long 10 litigation, was final
ly cold al auction here to-di, under On o, der
OF the Supreme Court on he fnr. closu ure oi
mortgage and 10 satisfaction Of judgment In
favor Of Il. Il. Day. for $4,000. aud was
bought on his account. Mr. Day will imme-
diately complete the c.nol. having the Who'll.
power ready for us. next 8, ring.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

II e NJ o . e a

IL e NJ o . e a..
Union Coffee & Spice MIL,
CORNER OF rR0HT:AND MAIN
oes0o1 s..Aa E--H. A Z. 1OUB9. = ca,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
TE.a TR II - f..
Il INEsE HEADQUARTERS
C. A r y

HAvING SECURED THF SERVICES OF
IL Mr F. JAcoBy JK., he oil hereafter COL
d act the business at my
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03
F u r G. O O D S.!
c. r. KRENZ,

NJ ASUPAcTURER
M and Dealer il
Caps, Hats and Furs
k eeps a Selecte'
Stock Of all kind
of Gloves and Furs
such as Capes, Vic
,orines.C Cuffs, Muf>
fc. Robes Of a.
kinds. Eur Coats
Gloves ard Mittens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

THE DAVENPORT HICKoRIvs.-The
davenport II ckories are coming ont 70 night t"
attend the Democratic meeti z at Rock Island
with one hundred torches The oys have
got their pluck Up and are bound to make 9
grand parade. We .houd not be surprised 10
see two hundred Democratic torches out in
this city before three weeks. Things are
working. sure. and no mistake about it. Keep
the bail rolling and the Democratic camp free
burning brightly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

SOME POTAToEs.-We arc informed
by Mr. Charles Averill. Of Winfield township,
that his potatoes are turning out at the rate cf
This 10 large yield, and come Of the incredu
Ious are disposed TO disbeliave tbs statement
hut Mr. Averill Gays he can convince any man
Of its truth by competent persons. Can any of
our Eastern friend. heat il much?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

THE TRACK ALL RIGHr.-S Saturday
the papers were signed hy which the Fair
Ground is leased for the term Of five years to
a club of our citizens who own fast nags and
who delight in displaying their qualities. The
terms Of the lease are that the Club pays the
Scott County Agricultural Society 5000. AMI
bind themselves to keep the course 10 good
"ing condition. We are very much pleased to
earn that the Society h ave come to this very
sensiLle conclusion
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-03

Tus RIVER was at a stand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
rETEHsECRG MARKETS. JrS. OH

C"rE-Duli n, .5a76 CorTo:: MurEet still very 80
prime grade. at Ila!!E Inferior grades dull. De =
lie 10 iiS for prime: ;aS fur common 10 uedc= f."''
supporting 4 y.G,G. -: extra TnT. 80; family SAP, tr=lci &"
Wug,T-Narket quilt; prime white ! -. Tus'Ceo-i
a aorr. OF iafcr!pr and nondes'rip, Tobacco, - 80
continues extremely dull md mt very Icr pri'-'.
b~eays and receipts are not so large ii they ~e5ei."
ago. For GOOD aud q &c description. Of |" ~, thc G&rS
nc :r- aud At good prices. We quote Lugs - q. 'o;;
tn rnnirnniI. ana t2&.a3S for II ddi.Es 20 rrr; gn"i. .
Ia CONNER Leaf saH 6: M.tiiing 20 fair $3.50. Az: d.
tu very gr0d SS4aili:: rsl hnc minG:ac:ir!": =:
scarce aud such would bring tne prices. The a:ca''
show but litt.e drsIrabLe Tobacco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
L.GNCUHCEG Markets. JrNE &.

copA.--r.iIow So cent. to s. cents; White % etc -
animated finrk-Suj erfne - to o.: Extra g
Fnmily i 80 0 :. oArs-Shraf J 10 To ! 20 per ~
white 5rc: black 55c prr bu~hel OF :3 lbs.
T".Acco.The receipts arc very heavy aud ht'!r e
in prices We coItinuc TO note hlgh price: for r"=.i
qualities Which are In demand. The lower srais. -,
nat" ard prices remain abou, The same. We G.c:s
rrOuui luys. yood, $i}5 30 GE; new ground h.
SO: Ia :: common Lugo 81 :" to 3 30; good ra'r
rinc lcnf $50 IL: Gnr do. $50 10 ~ Corna3o. do &:
.~!i;piHg and ::cmming leaf 81 80 10 s.
WnEAr-9cn 81 - 10 ! 80: for choice Whit" :! ~:
lil!-Si - 10 20 Der bale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

APPOINTMENT C~nSsIRsED.-Thr Senate, in
executive session on Friday, confirmed the fol.
lowing appointments: john Appleton, Minis.
ter 10 Rrlssi. Mr.. Prescott. Assistant Score.
tary OF State: Mr.. Mitchell, of South Carolina,
Secretary OF Legation at ST. Petersburg; Cave
johnson, Of Tennessee. Commissioner to Settle
Claims under the treaty with Paraguay; Sam
Ward. Of New York, Secretary and Intcrpre-
ter to the Commissioner; 2. \. Edcs, Consul
at Pernambuco; Augustus Apler Coe, Consul
at Brunswick, Germany.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
The Richmond Democratic Convention

The Richmond Democratic Convention
Assembled ct -. NJ, yesterday, in Metro,
politan Hall. Eleven States were represented,
viz: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee,
1.-THE second district,) New York, Virginia and
Florida. "a Geographic dispatch from Talla-
hassce was read, announcing that the Florida
delegates were on their way and woull short
Il be here When Mr.. 7. P. Mott responded
for New York, and announced that the Empire
State was present, represented by seven dele
gates, one hearty shout Of applause went up.
The delegations, from the several States, arc a
sne,looking body Of men and sill, doubtless,
on rc-assembling this morning, receive IN i'm
portant accession.
Lieut.. Gov. Lubbock, of Texas, the P:esi-
dent pro tcna., discharged his duties with grace
full efficiency and dignity, and, called to the
chair as he was without the least prelaratory
notice, made Il very telling speech. The whole
proceedings were conducted in quiet harmony.
After the appointment OF committees on
f.. permanent, organization and rules, and on Gre
den;irlS. the Convention adjourned, 4 little al.
ter | P. 81. 20 Reasonable 1T 10 this morning,
when the eboyc-namcd committees will make
their reports.
After u~insl;ug with the various delegations,
VIC feel warranted in expressing the opinion
that the Convention will content itself, in &C.
cordance with the expressed views Of most OF
the State Conventions, with laying down 4
platform of principles, and then adjourniug
over 10 Baltimore to avail; the final action OF
the Convention which will assemble at the lat
ter place on Monday next, June 18th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
SnpEnfE MApEETS It>r q

Con%-i"l.o. 30 cents white - cts; mixed 81 g.
ToS-1 to H.. F.GuH-Fan;ly. per barrel, inryl !; -
Extra "a, %: Supernn. 4 81 TO & %: FINE 9
uATs-nld "Sai0c. New I$aI3c. sHiSGLr=-H-aTt, y.
s5aI; Sap 9 j0aI %; Building 8 Q0a3 ~. Wgri5-'
white ! ~; prime red 1876 10 lac. Hay 81 Va! s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

TosI".,.- There Is no change 10 note n ,hi, AZ.
good n,i useful kinds meet ready sale ct our L.: gGo'
Lug loosc and priced 81 70 to 3 q; Shor l:T: :
Long leaf IN order, pr!ted In k-ep!ng order ; 10 l.! =
II. cit -Su2erens -; EH,rs I 81; Family 81
Co.'s -iu' li:;Ie Offering; sales 90 To 81.
%HF.T -NoEr Offering; good white ir worth 5. I
Ltkn. - To IL cents-rathrr scarce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery

Absolute nou-;arerfereree By the General GoSeth.
m.n:, 10 introduce or 10 exclude saves ~
.sstnpories OF the Union .,r,oss,rel die
NJ Fedora Slave Code. No ConsreSstoL., ~
;inAcu,:ou In ;svor OF slave properly ~ u $50.
res, lAlaT 10 Congressional disorilh!na'.Ia S". :. =.
Whenever in any o. the te!IitetNs .ue ""'s.' -
s,.y,Snnsons or the right OF slave properly, or the
s-rYpH s,ta.r o, any description Of persons CT pro-
- &c nnco,stitutionaiiy nssa!ied,it IL ti:e r3"e!
and du,y OF Congress, Rot less IMAM OF any una eve,
W. o,bcr Department OF the General Government, -
a..r,sc Us proper taEc:ionS, for tho security OF
eSu.j protection 70 the rights and SAFETY oi c:efj
eo-,,cs OF persons and ;rronersv.
Tae tuii and uni!npalrcd nght II pop"'nr so'e-
,,isa;y, cr:itiing tic people OF each lelTlolS. oo
application Tor IGri. admission ~ /" new state mo
10 u aion. 20 enact their owr State C"t!stitu'ioi.oy u
nsr sind full reference TO @ popular vote, WITHOUT
croo, fraud or Federal dictation. ana by sach CON-
~s,!syt!or TO provide tor tho maintenance prime pro
1i:,Iion OF the ilSs;tut.onp t slavery p % Iiic'h ''''''
saeiu best.
inc sarue principles S. embodied in the following
RESOLUTIONS unanimously adopted by tie F!rT!Ela
delegation TO the National Democratic Convention AZ
Cinclnaa!t: r.,
!. Ee.olrod, Tha: the Constitution CT the tn!ted
States IS q compact Serween Sovereign &!i; co.ccua'
States, united upon the basis OF perfect equality C!
rights and privileges.
eomaaoa property in winch the States have equal
Nights, and to when Inc citizens O.! every state Elay
~rieht;nliy migrate wi;h any proper! recognises as
such n any oi Tie states OF the Union, and ihtho
Constitution OF the United States.
s. Hesolvod Tn,,stnre, that THO Congress OF :'ie
G1;;co States mas 10 ,,owe- TO abolish or pcchlhit
garery in any o, :rr Territories a. the United Sias?s'
and sch power pertains only 10 the people inhao.t-
ing tina same, when il the exercise OF r1Shun' ~.
h0risy they torn their State Constitution "NH L >'*"
20 aLaisSior into the Union:
4. Resolved, That tho Missouri; r~os;!:ct!oa Nas .
VOCATION OF the foregoing principles, and ITS repeal
b. ,ns .Kansns-Nebraska Law" WA vase, lnst sna
S. Rssoived. That Congress has no constitutional
rch, to abolish slavery III :lie' Distris: Of Columbia.
& Resolved, That the duty OF ~at!ordin2 adequate
protection ia the Territories previous 10 their legal
ORGANIZATION H. States. ~ ellu.! rights OF person and
properly respected under the consultation Of the
uuion. is ~incunhcn, on The proper legislative Ru;ho-
s;tr thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, Juss D.

CoES-I1a.5 cis. -FOUR Family = dJIs 20; Cts y.
ezra 4 5oaG IS: City Mills, s~upcrGne, 6 'la5 81. VIZ
T.Ic News" quotes white Wheat at I: 4jal IS; !G /,
20 c;-. and Family Flour from ~ 80 10 Dc. :"
"tlcrait" quotes white wh"a; Al % TO -. rel
| g.: ard Family Flour : UtoS ~. OArs-Nrw% .! 'c''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

\ man named Williams, charged with killing
a man named Thomns Johnson, has been found
guilty Of murder in the first degree by the Cir
cult Court of Lynchburg. On his way to the
Jail, ne remarked that he Supposed it was all
right" and said he would rs Willingly meet
death on the gellows as in any other way"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
wuNI:GrOv N,vurrs rrxr .

VI INET-, ~
ltrPEar!SE -Shles 20 dsy Of liz kIt.. TGrps1H1:'
for virgin. ?Sn for yellow dip, It'd i.oP Hr' :
iirt1, per 2:U lbs. -.
TAN Sales this noraiUs II ii5 Ill: Tar at .
bbI.
s::siT5 TcRrFNTrSE-sa!c. yes:.sd,y Of u biz :
Tnrpen;inr ut 32A cts. fpr ceun,ry i3:s, Sr1 J." ~
cts. per gal. for cxr.n bb!s.
F~L"r2.-"-nuc sales were reported ~yr:t.:;i! -
";ay At IS - per Dbl. for y. c. :upxrf9c.
hoi:*. -Sh;rs tp.jay OF 2 800 CO .:9n Ro'.2 '
b5i. 81 $50 !Js.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

ALEXANDRIA MARKETS. JrSE 2.

Fl"ra-SnpcrGns IS S;H to 9 on: Extra c@hi
Family d - to : Is. CosS White Csc. mixed 4
yellow iSr. OATs-3S to i1c. WHg,r-white -"
red % 20 , 81. liAY-Pcr 100 lbs. DC. CaRS-G@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

The Circuit Court Of Augusta county have
sentenced Jas. Mullen to the Penitentiary for
three years, Tor grand larceny, and James Ross
to three years for placing distractions on the
Central RailI Dad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

BEoreHT BAcS.-Mr. Jacobs, of this city.
returned from New York Thursday, in the
s:eamer Jamestown, with two runaway nc.
groes, who took it upon themselves TO see tho
sights OF Gotham.-NoUoM -Irgua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
The Republican Nominations.

Ncssrs. Lincoln nhd Iiamlin, the Republican nomia.es
70, the Presidency and T!:e.P-csidcncy, have formally ac'
cepteh the nominations made at Chicago, as will be seen
from the 'ollo*ipS letters, written by these gentlemen IL re-
ply to a letter from the officers Of the Convention:
SpaIsGrIE.p, IT., Asy IS, 1864.
HoS. GEORGE AsNMcS.
prvslden, OF the Republican National Convention
sir:-I urcrp: &c nomination rendered me By The Con
rco,iou owe. which you preside. and Of which ! aa formally
apprized in ;ac letter d! yoursel: and others, acting IS L
committee Of The Convention 10: tina. plrpo2e.
The declaration If prin iples and Sentiments wnlch ac-
coupaais. your letter. meets my approval: and It shall be
rv care no, 10 violate O. hsr cgatti, In any part.
Iiap!oiiny the assistance Of Divine Providence: and with
due --gard to the views and feelings Of all who were repre-
sent; j ia The Convention; TO the rights o: all States, and
Territories, and people Of ,h- nation; TO the invialaIili;y OF
the Consti;ution, aud the perpetual union, harmony and
prosperity Of all. nc. mos, happy 20 cooperate for HE
practical ucce.s of the principle, declared 10y the lorvc7.
:iou. Your obliged f.lsad ADD fr!!n~.clhzen,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
D.!NvILLE MARKETS, JcSE :
r,RMyILLr MARKET Iryr 4

CsRS-$lal 20 per bu.hel. TUplcoo-Lurs r
Eon leaf Gns: hnc flj w TO e. 10. WMrr:-Sl 20
os7".-s!'rll 10 20 - c,:. lISY-l 6, 20 | -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12
sew YORK TOBACCO AND WOOL VI

Too.cco-SpRni:h Inns arrived sHrG f-r-:'a..,
inquiry has prevailed, but the nersst s0F OLE +.
Is I;:Irt; the sales comprise GIG bal: lia';nH -. =
Gases seed leaf ut 5Eal.c, and II, hs!r@ i'" =" :
terms.
wooa-Accoun, from IN. coua,sg 10 rot ;'!S'
many Sale. but Il Is pretty erilcnt iha' p'.... .
taiiy 10 per CT. 5-!oa :hosc OF las, 5.s'-N
good wcn! :!:at Kill :rinC ov-. :0c. ":a' !" tn, :"
bales Rio Gr-nd- g. 4 the " ..h-'! at !scN.t no.,
y, al i1"2ie; 2J,vll iCs super aai s@;fi !-"'
IS n :Ic. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

Hezekiah Whitehurst an unfortunate inc.
bria,e, was found drowned in a we'll in Norfolk
on Friday.