davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
AN ACT

M. T9 AN ACT
Supplementary 10 IAN act to provide for
the o grnzirion of Cries and incorpora-
nd Village. passed. Nav 1852 aud tho
amendment passed Marc II. 1883 aud -
Supple nrnrary Act passed April 8. 1856.
aud supplementary TO lbe Act passed
April IL 1853
S"c';"n I. b. it eaac,.d by the Crnernl
.1ss'mtiy If fhr State Of Ohia. That in all
ciI'cs al the first class. in which water works
havr here"d"re "r NAV here after be con-
SIuc,rd. il shall b" lawful for the ciiv coun-
cl to provide hy ordinance for the division
NJ SAID cirv in" more than six sewerage dis-
;rlcrs. d"aignatIug the tame by name or
nuInirer; and that for tho purpose of de-.
iraying Ihe expenses of ccns,rrcting nuin
s"wrIs in saul dis'ric's. nr either one If
Them. the city council shall have power to
hnI row. frnm time 10 time as they shall
deem cxrc,lrnt. a sum of money n"i 10 cx-
crrd thirty it"usabd dullars tor anv one Of
sand districts. upon he credit Of the city,
aud shall have authnrirv 10 issue bonds. with
interest e"upnns attached. pledging the
iniIh and credit Of said city for the payment
at the princiDai aud interest Uf said h0n,lk (:
provided. THAT ali hunds issued as aforesaid
shall have tho name or numher Of Ihe dis.
Trici fnr which the same we're issued. leRibly
written or printed ppnn them. aud shalI b0
s'Rn"d bv the nay0T AMI city clcik, and bo
sealed with the seal ct the city.
Sec. 2. That tor the purpose Of repayinz
til" prurciI'ai aud interest Of ihe bonds hy
'hb ac' author z.d to be issued, il shall bs
lawful tor the CIV council to assess aud col.
lcct upon aud from all the real esfaic In tho
district fer which said boUls arc Issued in
zach and every year thereafter until tho
interest and pri' pal ot sid bonds is fully
paid and saiRti,'d. an amount - ffici, nj 20
pay IN" i"ter'%I due upon said bonds 9. mi.
annually aud such an amount as uron
cnnpu'a'i"n shall he found necessary 10 pro-
vide mixing fund fur tho redemption Of
the bonds 40 issued ~ sfcrasaid at their
maturity pr0sid, d. that pNi more than Eve
per cent. per aDnum shall bs collected In
anv one year ot tho prinS'pal of the bonds
authorized he thls alf 10 bs issued.
Stc. 8. That IL shall bs lawful tor the cifs
auditor 60 make the assessment required
by the prPeedine section, upon all the real
estate ih the disfrict upon the valuation ss
established by Law for state and county pur-
poses and said sudi'or 10 hershv nqui'sd
"a eariitv said assessnent 10 tha cIty conn~
oil an ar beiOre tha second Mondsv In Nav.
slnlally. that after the same shall hsv0
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
LlSTOF PREMIUMS

To he "w"rdtd ~ tie Geoygo County
Free Agrir~itarm So iety." at hsir
Annuoi Fair tn b. heid in Cloridoy.
He.nesdoy Wurstk,y "nd Frid,s. tie
Sd, an md tM doys m Octotler. go.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

VEGETABLES.
Rest and largest variety OF potatoes dip
81 best do
Best peek sweet potatoes hest do turhips;
tes do cucumhrrs best tomatoes.
best cniIots, best hreis. teSt q, ions.
hest white beans. best 3 e.ds cabbaee
best caulhower hest 8 heads lettuce:
Ie>i 6 summer squashrs; Lest 6 wiuer
rquashes: best and largeN pumpkins !;
for zach y diploma
hest collection hv ore exhibitor d.
Cummitrc-R. p. Parsons, Hsmbd-n;
Pelc'iah Armstrong. Claridon; Abraham
Phelps, Montvilr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

0l9 We S3 N0
\lvarti &c n ,rts sirul I've marked the mum.
Der btt ma thsy are lrsigne to be inserted those
MT ~ n,rke II, will he continued until ordered out
an c'lrr te tccOr ling to the nbnve terms.
rie ,'vile IeS If vclrIv advertisers will he con.
fine ! ~ their re rl1r hnainess.
\u1rnevs will I've lnlen FOR the price Of inserting
advertise uerts brought hy them
Nl"hu rurir1tions must he addressed TO the
p-N1"in'1r. tpNstnrc mid. n receive attention
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

C"mmt'ee-Ca'vin Dodge. Ash,abula
Counn; Martin C,rrnll. Lake Co in,y;-
Thomas Bushnell, Trumbull County.
CLASS n.
THOROUGH BRED DEVONS.
Premiums same rs thorough bred Dur.
hams.
Commit'ce-IIrnry Carroll. Munson.
John Howell, Huntsburg; Augustus Dick.
erman, Thompson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

Committ e-Cnlyin Knowles, Chsrdon;
Franklin Stone, N.wbury; IL E Scott,
Thompson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
CLASS XXXv.
FRI 1T.


Greatest and best variety o. table apples.
3 Of each variety. named and labelled
by the exhibitor /; best single variety:
pears same as app'e,; hest single Ts:
peaches same ss apples; best single
peaches; greatest and heat variety o.
grapes; best quinceS bes, and largest
show of fruit by one exhibitor for
each diploma
Commit,ee-Sylvester Clapp. Hunts
burg; Abraham Clark, Hambden; Philip
Wilson, Thompson.
CLASS xxxvI.
FLOWE IS.
Best and larges, collection by one exhibi-
tor; roses dshlias. wax flowers. psrer
flowers. fruit DC. !; best house plants :
best orange. best lemon. best 6g trees:
best and mos. beautifully arranged
show o. coral design Of living flowers;
for each q diploma
Commirss--Rsv. z. D. Taylor and
lady, Claridon: John Nichols u lady.
Chard0n; Rsv. } L James d lady, Chester.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
AN ACT

no sa.l AN ACT
To ra .nact ENctinns s.x'y-eight and fifty.
nns az M act entitled IA" Act 90 prnvuis'
tNr Ih" Organ 4 on of CiIirs aud Inrnr.
pora'rd Villages" passed Nav 3. 1852
Whereas. tho constitution tf this STAT.
provides that tn" general assembly NAV as-
tahlsh Other courts than ihnse named in ,h,.
constitution iseIf. whenever two thuds ot
tha members elected 10 each house shall
concur therein. Aud whereas. thu supreme
cnnr' has decided that the sixty eighth and
finv frat 81 c'iOns &c tre act 70 provide tar
the organic ';ion ot cities and Incorporated
villages. which define the civil AMI criminal
jurisdiction Of mavOrs of ciIies of ihe sec
ond class. ia within she puTview Of ths con-
stituiionai provision referred to and WHARF,
As said aot was not passed nv vote of two.
thirds of the msmbars elected 10 each
honsa Of the general assembly : therefore.
Section I. E,s IL 'ndefrd by The Gsasrni
.SS.m6iy ef ii" State of Ohio, That said
Uei"n siE'y-@ieht of sail act as amended
By the third section Of az Get supplementary
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
CLASS XL.
MECHANICAL.

Best carriage. best lamber wagon. hest
blacksmith wmk and hors, 81 ing, hest
design Tor farm house with 81 ecifca.
lions. best Ie,ign for iaim barn with
specifications. best cabinet work, best
tanrei's work. best shUrmakei's work,
best saddle aud harness wo,k, best lin.
ner's work. hrst show of parior and
cook stoves. Tor each y diplnm.
C"mmi,'-"-F G Con.lly. Iluntsburp /;
b GriSt. !inmbdrn; William Gl.nd-n.
ming, Middleivli; SW Newell, Cla. a.idou.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
0bs Jcffersonian Democrat
u puBLIsRRD EVERY FRIDAY McREiNo At
cdARDoN, oeauga County, Ohio.
T Il NJ 8,

Vfes directly ouet t'e Drug Store Of Co.bG linn
Ht0n, "oeSt side ofhe Pubi,c Svuars.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
CLASS xGf.
FARMING TOOLS.


Best mower and reaper combined, best
.hresher and cleaner. best ste drill.
best plow, best bre ,king pillow. best
horse rnLe. best grain cradle, best Yoke,
best wheelbarrow, best ] doz n manure
forks. best calivator. best drag. best
roller, hest dom rakes. lest road
scraIer. best hay rick, best churn. best
lors- sled. best drzen hoes, hest dozen
pi,rhfurks. best shaw Of hor 'icul,ur-l
implements. best grind stoar, best fan
ming mill. best corn and cob mill. bes,
show of pumps and hydraulic rams.
best show Of agricultural implements,
Tor each a diploma
Commiue' James T Anderson. Clsii.
don: L 'mbsrt Perkins, MiIjleield; Ri.
ley Roo, Cnar,ion.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

CLASS xxvIII
COARSE WOOL.
Premiums same rs fine wool
Comlniiiee--A. @. Woodin. Hambden;
David Babcock, Munson; Spencer L
Judd. Chardon.
CLASS xxx.
SHEEP OUT OF THE COUNTY.
Bees, long wool-d buck; best 5 long
woolrd ewes; best five do lambs: best
fine woolrd huck; best fine woo'ed
ewes: best do lambs; for each n dip
Cnmmi,tec--,;oodwi Wells. Clarhon;
{. M'll,rd. Huntsbdrs; Benjamin Soule.
Russell.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
Prrs'd~Ht Of ths
Passed March - ls60.
M. 7e.1 AN ACT

M. 76.1 AN ACT
Supplementary to IAN Act relating to ia.
RES. I.assrd February 8 1881.
Sec IN I. Be II rn1rkd by the General
.4ssrmbfy IF the SiGtr Of Ohio That when
ever. trun anv ctusa. tho nu,nher Of petit
IroIs in Httendsuce upon the Court of
Cnnnon Pleas of this State. at any time
during term Of such court. shall be- less
than twnlvc. il shall be lawful for tho curt
To cause To be issued special venire facins
containing as manv names of discreet and
suitable persona. having the qualifications
oi electors and selrc'.-', by the court as said
court NAV d,n'm necessary to complete the
panel Of petit Jurors. and the jurors so
aid"d 10 complete SAID panel shali. for the
remainder of the term. constitute = part of
the pam, in Thr same n amer as II they
had brrn originally summoned thereon. aud
shall ho rntnlrd TO tho same exemptions
from further service in the same wear. and
to the same fees US are nov allowed to peIit
jnrnis nv law.
Sec. 3 THIS act shall take effect and be-
IN fncr from and after its passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Sprdkrr Of the Housr If R,pr,s-ntafires.
ROBERTO. KIRK.
President IF the Sendte.
Passed March 81 is6O.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
CLASS III.
GRADE DURH ANS.

Commir'ee-Abisha Williams, Chester:
Noah Pomtroy, Claridon; Henry Grid
ley. Hambden.
cLAssIv.
GRADE DEVONS.
Premiums same as grade Durhams.
Commi,ce- Emery Goodwin. Harvey
Rohb. Middle field; George Murray. Lake
County.
WORKING OMEN AND STEERS.
Best yoke Of work ,xen over 4 years
o'd dipIoma
2 best do
esr yoke OF 3 year of work steers do
2 best do
best yohe year old work steers do
2i besi do
hest y"kc year old steers do
81 best do
hes, yoke Of calves do
2l best do
William Tilden. Parkman;
Jared Murray. Lake County; Orville
Reed, Auburn.
CLASS vi.
FAT CATTLE.
Rest yoke fat catIle diploma
9 ! hest do
hest lat bullock do
2 best do
best iai COW do
I'd best do
Committee Horace Cook. Burtor; Ly.
man Stocking. lIambden; John Murray
81, Chardon.
CLASS VII.
Best yoke OF oxen from any one
township in The county diploma
I'd hest do
Commil'ee--E w Scott. Chester; Ben.
j;smin Bidlake, MaLson; Edwin Hoige.
ClAiidon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

CLASN xxx.
BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
Best brood mare with colt by Ter
side diploma
2 best do
best horse col. do
2 best do
best mare colt do
q hest do
Committee-Aslbrl Spencer. Claritlon:
IenHs Barnes, llunlsburg; J S CuJk.
Burton.
CLASS Xxx.
MtTCHED AND SINGLE HORSES
AND NJ RES our OF COUNTY.
Best pair oi hofs.s; hest pair OF mares /;
bpsl single horses; best single mares;-
hes, mare and coll; tor each diploma
Crmmirt e-M B Walters, Middl. field;
Gilbert Curtis, Pslkman: Samuel Wilson.
LakO County.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
CLASS XIV.
ROAD STE rs,

CLASS XIV.
ROAD orEa rs.
Best roadster diploma
2 best do
Commiliee--Msrshall Scoville, Cl,ri.
don; Harvey Morse, Kirkland Collins
Morse, Paii e>villr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

year steers; hest yoke year old steers:
best yoke fat oxen; best fat COW: hest
lat bullock; 'or s"cha diploma
Commi'tet--L G Tambling, Russell;
r G Waldi &, Middle6eld; Peter Hitch
cock, Burton.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

PICTURES.
Best show Of sphrrroIyres. dsguerreo.
types, ~mbro', pes, oil paintings, draw.
in.. liIhoIraphc pictures. maps, agri.
cultural bucks. renmsnship. Tor each
diploma
Commi,e'-J & Hathaway and lady,
Claridon. A'a Rib e and Lady, Chester.
Z c Field and Lady, Chardon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
WHOLE NO.. $40.

to said net. passed April 8 1856, be and the
sa'no is hereby RS cusctcd AZ follows: S. c.
tim 6S. The city council Of cities uf tho
ercnni c'ass shall nAvo poser to provide by
ordinances for the suminnnng and eu,paDneI.
ing nf irins by tho mayor f such cities,
and such Jury shaR have tha qualifications
~ Jurors m the Court of Common Pluus.
Jurors and viinpsses in all prosecutions be-
fUra the mayor fnr violations Of the city
ur,linanc,s. shall receive tho same fe,e that
are aIlO~ei by law in civil actions bef"fe
justices ni the peace; the fees Of the mayor
aud marshal IN such cases shnll be provided
f"r bv nriinance. all nf which tees in case uf
cnnviction shalt bo taxed against the parties
convicted. and in case Of acquittAl shall be
taxed against the city aud & xcept the
fees of the mnyor aud inarshal) pad out Of
tho treasury upon tho certificates Of tho
mayor. The msyrr Of cities Of the second
class shall have. within tho limits Of tho
same. all the Jurisdiction and powers Of
Justice of tho Ii,'ace. in all matters criminal
aud civil. arising under the laws Of this state,
to all intrnts uud purposes whatever, and
tor criaa and cff,nses his Jurisdiction nhsll
he cn-pTtensive with the county he shall
give L"nd aud security Hs is required Of JUS
tees nr III" peace. tu ho approved by tho
cuy cnuncil; hs shalt have 'xcIusiv. juris-
d'c''"n "t all prosecutions Tor violation ot
w" "'"'"a"c's '" w" o's "" may a~s,o
"nh "Hu" any process r ~rt nat may 90
~ :" wy" @ ''o ., v,
ku a"" Jis'co uE""t ,.o ouy, ~
'H me H"In' 'A"Icso W "r yu.H"'c"on ac'
c"''"R !" rue uSae,s a"u prnc'p"e oI "a"
;.,',, 80 H. .','' -. v, - $3.50,
Justices "i 10" peace. receive the fees "nd
compensation aiiuwri by Low in such cases.
Hrc. z. hat SAN srci'o" htty-"ne OF sa'd
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
T1NryuuEpArEI.pr

UNG NUMEhA = AhTICLES.
Conmil'e---Seoville M4rli Ciaridou.
HWmon Newell. Clsridon. S B Hollis,
Claridon.
Addresses. not to exceed fifteen min.
u'es each nav BE- expected in the alter.
noon Of the ei day Of the Fair, on Tho
following subjects. 10 wit:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

Best 5 dairy cows from one dairy in the
county diploma
2! hest do
Committee Bennett Pierce, Parkmnn;
lliel Armstrong, Clnridon; Augustus Mof.
fatt, Midd cfeld.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

GRAINS.
Best selections OF different varieties Of
seed wheat hest collection of sred
corn best collection OF po'ntors hest
specimen oi barley, oats, rye. herds
grass seed, clover seed Tor each
diploma
Commit'se-IIopes'ill Armstrong, ,Clari.
dnn J. r. Sherman. Burton David
Williams, Chester.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
CLASS xXXtY.
COOKERY.

C"mmittee--Mrs. Erastus Spencer,
Claridon; Mrs Alvin Kile. lIuntsbur4; /;
Mrs. Ncri Wright. CIaridon; Mrs. Hiel
Armstrong, Cla' d n.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

p1il in alvqnce,. :. ................al,
MT pu witnin the yea,............2 300
VI MI ki Is ot marchnntable produce taken in
payment, at the marker price
....S' ptper discontinued until all arreuruges
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

CLASS XVI.
MATCHED AND SINGLE MARES IN
TIE COUNTY.
Premiums same as matched and single
horses.
Cnmmit,ee-M w Stone. Hambdpn:-
lchn Smith, Thompson; NJ G Ferry.
Chester.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20


Ice cap for lady. hest embroidered
scarf. best 10. s'ipp-rs. b-sr do un.
dersle-vrs. best workbox best EN-
lroideIe'i collar. best crochet collar.
ted embroidered handkerchief, best
watch case, hest card basket. best I'm.
broidered morning dress. for each a
diploms
Committre-Miss s. Millard. Hunts.
burg, MI. Mary Goodwin. MiidL fell.
Nrs. Croline Amr~. Aiitdl, field. Mise
Elnora Spencer. ClAridon.
CLASS XIV
EQUE sTRi AN SHIP BY LADIES.
B~,, riding by lady in saddle diplnms
2d hest Go
8 ! hest do
Committee--H N Spencer. Charlon,
7 w Scott, Chester, d w Garfield, Char.
don.
A purse will be raised for the best in
this class.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

Ls'tL N1vsRrIseNENrs will he inserted NJ FOL.
IoN"-'o cts. = Hltl-n. ira insertion; each sub.
seI lsni il'erli m. 2j cts. n square
B'Jy y:Ss AjvEsr SENENTs will he inserted a,
the dIn y1n roe -, 'N ''' w '"~''>N ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14

on the docket had been examined, and
that not one of them could recognize the accused,
and therefore he was acquitted. The Court ordered
plea of not guilty to be entered on the indict-
ment.-State Us. Patrick Hamll, indicted for per-
mitting gambling on his premises, keeping gam
bling house, &c. Verdict not guilty.-The same
party, convicted last week of selling liquor on Sun
Sunday was fined Sl00 and costs.-Tbe Court ad-
journed at ~ o'clock.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-JUDGE GILES
Barril & MUIR Us. Charles K. Waters. An ac-
tion to recover money for guano sold defendant.
Before reported Verdict for plaintiffs for S2l 3S9 l3.
Wallis and Thomas for plaintiff; Brent for
defendant.-Chief Justice Taney sat in Chambers
yesterday, and heard the argument in the case of
James s. Campbell John P. Hooper and others.
An appeal from the United States District Court.
Wallis for appellee and Addison for appellant.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
John Withers Us. Michael Cross ct al. Action on
guaranty. Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff
for S5,072. to-day 305 to 1923.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL:
Mary B. Roberts James Logue-an action for
damages for an illegal distress-Verdict for plain
tiff for $40.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs
Lorritz and Becher, of New York, Us. George Ii.
Haig, James NJ. Haig, James Latimer Hoffman,
Robert g. Hoffman, and Robert GiImor, Jr. In
junction granted, restraining and prohibiting Geo.
H. Haig, James NJ. Haig, and Robert Gilmor, Jr.,
from selling or disposing OF the goods mentioned
in complainants' exhibit No. l. Also restraining
James Latimer Hoffman and Robert Gilmor Hoff-
man from selling the said goods mentioned in said
exhibit No. l, until they shall first have sold and
applied to the payment of their lien upon
the same, all the other goods mentioned
in the said bill in the hands of Hoffman & Compa-
nv, placed there by the said James M. Haig. Mar
shall and Colston for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Edwards Company, and twenty-five other firms
of New York and Philadelphia Us. George H. Haie,
James M. Haig, James Latmer Hoffman, Robert
G. Hoffman and Robert Gmor, Jr. Injunction
granted in favor of complainants similar to the
above mentioned. Cochran and Matthews for
complanants. j. Stewart Us. Ann
Lo~;s" Stewart. Bill for divorce a unculo matri-
mon't. IL. j. bouluin for rnnmnIanant-Mary
Elizabeth Eric Us. John Eric. Bill for ulvvr 70 q
UiRculo matrimonii. Same counsel.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14
EtlqNstarg sno GOmmertiaI Rebishl.
RAIrIMnRE. Nov. 13, 1860


We regret TO have to say that we improvement
in the state of financial affairs On the contrary the feel
ing in business circles depressed II possible than
has yet been Trade pretty nearly at stand still
and It is almost impossible to obtain money any terms
The banks doing next to nothing and is extremely
difficult sell the very best class of paper on the
street We heard however of strictly first class
paper being placed to-day at N per cent per month and
this is the best at which anything be done
There is TO scarcity money there being assured
an abundance of unemployed capital, but until conf
dence in degree restored cap aist will not loan,
and money must continue tight.
Stocks heavy again to-day and in nearly all of
them there a further decline Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, in which there nothing DONE was partcu-
larly heavy. 1t was offered regular way at $65 this
figure being SIN under the price asked for it at the close
yesterday, but bid made for it. OF Northern Cen
tral there were however 1900 shares sold SIS
and $5&G15& tuyer 60 days, and it closed at SIS bid
sl54 asked regular way, these figures being decline of
to on the closing quotations of yesterday For Rail
road bonds there was good inquiry, but they were
heavy and rather lower in price. Sales made Of
$500 Baltimore and Ohio 1667s at S. do 1855 at
81 s6OS62s at Co. and 81 500 Northern Central 1855 at
6OH960. City 6s brought the price as on yester-
day We note sales Of $500 1855 at o. Is9Os
at 9s. For Maryland 6s there inquiry to-day
and sale of 81 900 1870 coupons made 103 Bank
stocks continue pretty firm. We note sales of shares
Bank Of Baltimore at Sl02 and of CT shares Citizens
Bank s11 4GI1& The Mining stocks all weaker
to-day. We of 500 shares Springfield So O5
az 500 shares Cambridge at 4OG45 cts, aud 400 shares
Deep River at 80 cts
At the first board New York to day Virginia 6s de-
cined A. and Missouri 6s per cent Erie sly; New
York Genital Sax; and Reading 81; but at the second
board Erie advanced again 81 New York Central SIN
and Reading soy. There was however further decline
in Missouri 6s of Il per cent All the other stocks the
list fell off in price, but the decline in them was not
heavy Cleveland and Toledo declined 4; Michigan
Southern Il; Rock Island NJ Harlem y; Michigan South
ern guaranteed 81; and Galena and Chicago SIX.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14
ExnIosion at Omaha. N. It

OMAHA, Nebraska Territory, November 10.-At
4. Is this afternoon the boiler in Davis steam
MILL situated in the southern part of the city, ex-
ploded, completely demolishing the building, kill
ing the engineer, Benjamin Kirkpatrick, and in
juring two other persons. Mr.. kirkpatrick leaves
no family. Mr.. Thomas Davis, the owner of the
mill, and workman named Seffner, were seriously
scalded, but it is hoped both will The mill
is total wreck. The boiler thrown distance
of one hundred and fifty feet. Loss $4,000. No in
surance.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14
The Kansas Election.

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 1l.-Complete returns from
the Territorial election for members of the House
CT Representatives show large Republican ma
jority in that body.
Last evening Hon. Marcus J. Parrot addressed
the largest and most enthusiastic meeting as
sembed here at any time during the late Presiden-
tial canvass, the occasion being in honor of Lin
coins election.
Mr.. Parrott spoke an hour and a half. The
streets illuminated, sautes fired, and the
"Wide Awakes" paraded with full ranks.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14
PRICE TWO CENTS.

lima. The public sentiment of this State will not
respond aiiirmatively to any such suggestion. We
are for holding on to the Union, and abiding by it,
until withdrawal from it is the sole alternative to
avoid dshonor
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14
Fran pixies peak and the Plains

OMAHA, n. T., Nov. l2.-The Denver city mai
coach, with seven passengers, SS,432 in gold dust
and SO 900 in the hands of passengers, passed here
on Saturday evening. The snow at the Upper
Platte crossing is reported to be from seven tc
twelve inches deep.
OMAHA. Nov. 12.-An extra coach arrived at
noon to-day with seven passengers, through from
Denver city in five days. 1t brings Denver dates
to the 9th inst.
The miners were generally going into winter
quarters in the towns.
w. p. Mcclure, charged with an attempt to Kill
a Mr. Goodwin, had submitted to the authorities
and was to have his trial on the 7th.
The weather in the mountains is reported cold
with considerable snow.
This nanh hrinns No mail q nynrnss
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14

We quote it to-day at 81 252 so per bushel, which is
decline Flaxseed is however still selling at 4OG15 so
per bushel
WHlSKEY There is very little inquiry for Whiskey
and we have sales to report to-day We quote City
before at 204 cts, and Ohio at 20 204 cts. per gallon