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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

BLOWS FOR FALLOWISG---
y CULTIEATORS AND HARROWS FOR esq.,
PUTTING N WtIEAT.-BclieyiuE that Ihaye M
10 NEW PLOW the best Pillow In ldaaA1z1afafsahA
this offer the Farmers and Planters will furnish then
with Impsm audtey arenoi better than they nov
have them after trying them free OF charge
IFy- Fresh supply Of rurnip Seed just received.
P. II. STAEKE, No 80 Main St.,
iv92 8 doors above st Charles Hotel.
, 1860-10-13

Thaa Sp.ukt are s1sassxd lu ths vs1leY Of tbs oak
o,etazd Greek In tbs tova Of AasAa, Geneasee county,
M etkh. rni.ea South Of the village Of Medina. liz
Erie Cana. and fourteen miles from Batavia
Tr p1neEs Ac'd sp1tsts r. ~ th'se IL - 7qmser
%Sn esut r
sS.,;e r.. 4esS s2S Sapaa< 3. asa ~ #
qnaatit!ss, Of thste curative snbst.nee.
from ths crofuona diahess, have been cured by iheT
u In akia dissa.et-even In confirmed hprn.,--the
wa.ess have been % %s's1ay ~ :assess,sl:
Ct f.
II strong term. q ths nsds, a ge!ns Of tss;s w.:fs
q ~ YeIE: y i: Gt.f:li5 of ESt.ss!d: ~: +
::;f r @ e;
ssss: = s for ali
.sss = e.: S:!
ededy tsnie .e.e..nt and .stEnesnt properties I'd
ssspa
~rt~ass and sosne Of chronic
J;.r. ehe"ns cystic: .i;aifs: ea.e. passive heu"r
a r. s9a ,q ,hs ~ h
a.ps' a
ereependtni On relaxed Of The mucous
| memhtape OF TIE inteslnes. In caculous Adecons+
ii,,is With sedmsas. Ii ls Ae suits
oe remedy. being muassc acid beirE nort
sto,pach. In feorle be used propezlv dvt
I'd, reft!gsrans 10 diminish thusst md p1tteEnau:a
necxd With the alkaline condition Of The Stomach
EKrpi Or waller hraah. Mll prove better than hyd1,
from ,he action q iea thu wae
1Iis hrt~es esrunir oatasrh and huntd d.thsd
te1tk.rAiy> Kark!t In sfeertf
thrna iu of aAsaon, and In 1earrheu 2ad gt<s
/ and also Ii lil1s-
| When taken Internally, VIM eLAkeFc1 ofthe Rsfel
di.4 three times DAY, IL sufficient for a3ut
phy,*iAns, snd other Etspeeia5
individuals. mar be On application 10 tbs Agent
| U.a1ers supplied On liberal te1us
| 10 Edter9eraisr IA tn proc1FniGrnas
| II. H. BuSrWICk, Sole Agent,
Eo.b4 broadway, New 1esk.
, 1860-10-13

NEW Yonk, Oct. 12.-The Prince was sere-
naded last night by The Caledonia Club,
a despatch from Philadelphia to the New
York Tribune intimstes that Morton Acallchaei
editor of the us. Gszette aad North American,
will probably be United States Senator in place
Of Mr.. Bigler.
4. Van Deest, said 10 be the greatest marine
painter living, died in st. Luke'a Hospital On
F.P. Tracy, Of California, delegate from that
State to the Chicago Convention, died At LOW
vile, Lewis Co., y. T., on the 4:h inst. alter
sickness OF about q week. He was = native OF
The Prince visits tho New York University
at 10 L. II. to-day, PaTtakes 81 = coiiat'on .; .;
Mayor Woods residence, and goes to the Dali
At the Academy Of Muaic in the evening. IN
Saturday evening the fTeman's procession IL
his honor will be eiren. On Sunday they "lli
attend divine service at Trinity Church, sna On
Monday Will probably visit Wsat fo1nt In 'oe
Harriet Lane revenue cutte..
NEw YoRK, Oct. 12.-The Prince, according
to programme, visited the New York University
Chancellor Ferris, and another from Prof
Morst. H. visited Astor Library, Cooper In
stitute and Free Academy, where the scholars
all rose on his entrance and remained Standing
during the the visit Afler q dive to the Cen
tral Park he dlced with Mayor Wood, ant
thence proceeded To High Bridge, returnint
in season for the ball to night. s'oot
! alter leaving the Hotel this morning
! young fellow named Edward Ioncone
Who says be WAS born in England. IN!
is evid-nsly in disordered state Of mind
rushed out Of the crowd On the sidewalk shak
ing his lists and excaiuing, "Who are you
can whip you any day; Jon ne!er will b
King Of gland it you live q hundred 5ears:
Some spectators also declare be threatsned L. +
shoot The Prince, but others deny i. Th
Prince and suite paid 10 attention to tho dia
tu1banco and possibly did not hear the insult
ing language. The Prince, by dessre, n'ante
two trees in the Central Park. one an EnEns
ak. the other an American elm.
, 1860-10-13

r-rr~or..a3 NKw YorK, Oct. Il.
homc Consumption oed ob SasIs1 en- q eom2n r q
Ersde with only limited ae4And sal.s u bls g es e
s:tIr SUIT westen s5St5.75 for common 10 ults,.,
in fxtra d. &55u e3ts for slipping nsa2ds sI5a I,una
% IT, u a,out previous prices u conon 10
choice ext1a Com Meal BcatY* with modefate huanesa
denE 1eont re- w e. nSac active demand aea 200
bJ't. tu:t last evsnng. IT. e3hGss. ,.n.,t -,
k.s1r ynsa a d r 1 a
,fices current. Sales .eoo hu white Mtchixsn r. at
LIS " whs 1ada1s = q e. +:4s i9e So ~ eos ss
Sa Ne On shpnoard Il Il ~ $3.50 bu N1lwaukce club vt
tsf a. - s3t1ey e. p,9s aEn;i ~
stse ii Sc Barley moderate request md prices Eth.
out etsnx chalg Sales soeba s'ass = .sSs g Gsx1 o
81 Il ia ::e IL sie1e iot mixed ee,n: 1G.ts
tnfso. 70 prime yellow e39.he5p oats - = @ ~,
"%.a1Mn fo4 aldts:pons. We hear Of NJ sslss to
4e eEHeS1s1oss-pork tsm with 1olerate deEanl- Fee.
1co ttl. ut - - fer mest ~ PRIME M pee.
sns ana essaS q E sns, ! g e51s as tS dot 01
mess; 40611 Is for extra DO Prime ness beri m ~
oq I'd 19%rs %0 ~ ii
l3X@SXe. Butter sel.ng Al ll& hc sef oho. l&oe lo
state Cheese continues steady At 9H@e inferior te
pt..crr1u-sufas eteady with fair demaud. Sales 115t
hds Cuba At 6n&7c. Ctee fm with tA.heE more doing
Se 4 p 'sRt;3a s?o s5 sS' u'a IL
kss r. Ssas
h4nNF11a p.s viii moderate busine.s doing at prcvl
III HnrsoFsm With raoderate denand. Is Buenos A,ses
| nttta!4A: i;o {;r4nde; IL dry western.
1xl1o~-Vuit and hsayy. l!&itH TT TT p1l%s; M. r.
fFoft1:as.tE 81: as Ct. eli! II ii
len * r1f sx d s::ta,ea T. J; 4sesoa 81 d
| S,L- Tac Na1lH;E II, :. Ids s..
, 1860-10-13
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR.
First Premium Awarded to Grover d
Bakers Family Sewing Machines.

sz.Lor1', Sept. q, LEO.
"No. 26. St.cing Adchints.-In this article
there WAS much interest felt By many besides
the competitors. The committee were we'll Sc
lected, and were over three hours e1ar irirg
the merits Of the seyersl macaiues. Those en-
tered for the premiums we're: fDnng's, By
pe@:i:, l. PeaIce; Finkie { Lyon's. y: L., by
Il. Higgins; Wt.; 4 Wilson, Ohio. b. J. g.
Stone; Grover l. Baker, Doston, By Z. ".
Crosby; Wheeler i Wilson, Bridgeport. Conn.
by r. Sumner; n. e. Perkins. Ohio, by purant
Dean; Whitney l. Lyons, New York By IL. 5.
Wait: Samson, G6odsnow l. Co., Vermont,
By E. Clark; Parker i Co., Boston, BY Il. y.
The committee sfter haylng fairly nd care
fully examined all, consulted together rs to
which should be first, and it lay between Wheel.
tr / Wilson and Grover 4 Baker. The Com
mittee then awarded:
No, 4-Grover & Baker, first premium, diplo
| ma, and $40.
No. 5-Wh.eler l. Wilson, second premium
| grsnd silver medal:
Coxx1r1kk-G. ". Alexander, Samuel Hale
| j. II. Blood, J. Blattner, personR Of high posi-
tion, snd euaiuent]y well qaaiified 10 jud 50
to Grover l. Baker.
| NASHVILLE, Sept. 15--At the Tenneasee Stat
Fair, this day. the highest preuium Va
awarded to the Grover j. bsker Sewing Macbn
A. the best for all CLASSES Of family work. Ais
was premium awarded to The Grover l. Bake
| on the double loop stitch, as being superior t
| the shuttle or lock stitch for the SAME purpose
These premiuna were awarded over The Wheel
er h u ifson, l. II. Singers and Howe's ma
| chimes ia competition. Sales rooms, No. II
Like street, Chicago, Ill.
, 1860-10-13
STATE ELECTIONS,


Tt- - .tYanfR.
n.w York Tri5uas Of Thursday osntains
rsturn. from - counties, which give an aggre-
cato minority for Curtin OF 22.72a. There sro
II counties to hear from. which will carry the
majority to near 10000 dispatch ssys
- ooo.
We bare nothing new in regard to Congress-
men. They will probably stand 20 Republicans
to S Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The official count
thia morninr show the election Of Ino. N. But.
ler {Rep.l Tor Congress In II First oissrlct
oYer Lehman, by 1s5 majority. .,
The vote Of The Flr4t ina;s;,i .4.en.
nation. Nr. Lehman, the Democratic candi-
| d.te. testified that he had examined the returns
of he Judges ofxeveraI precincts in the Eighth
Ward. rhiSh gave him I msiority Of SIS: It
/ WA also testified that this was the majorlty
COUNTED IN for Lehman at tbs meeting Of the
Judges Of tho Fourth Wafd: while me returns urn
presented bT BYerIJ, the Return Judge from
fhe Ward at The ofticihl count this morning. only
es7e Nj. L. mau 229 nsjoritJ, thus defeating
him.
Isp1AyAro1s, ocl 1s.-Returus from seventy
four counties giva Lane 14,224 ne]'raty. gA''
oyer Willard's vote in 165& Of 1852. The MA
| inrity for Gov, Willard in the whola State wa
5.sT5, II tue rema'niug counties should rot
as ia 1856. Morton would have j. $50 majority
| Il cannot fall much sl,ors Of $4,000.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. le.-Pssey countJ otfeis
Hendricks for Governor 6ls msjor1ty. Rent
licsn gain Of 2e9 on Willsrd'a vote in 1s5t
Lord. {pem. for Congress, 465 majority. Lard
myiority in Tho district will bs about 2, 900.
Ohio.
Cokrxsrs, Oct. 1e-In Al counties II
ported, Brinkerhof gains 5000 on Deanison
majority. Hia majority will be over Is. .oc'
Congreaa Delegation stands 10 Republicans,
, 1860-10-13

C17r Monr1L1rY.-Thet total number oi deashs
in this city for the month Of August, 1860, was
sos, II follows:
s,Hfh ............, .1n
SWth =. .,....,,. 81
Not etsf Al .. -.--. ..........,.,...........
, 1860-10-13
THE CITY.

Tus NKw MUSICAL Scclxrr.-Ths nav Phil
harmonic Sociesy which was organized on Aon-
day e7eningis progressing rapidly in Numbers,
and will embrace scme Of tho finest iostrumen
tal md Inea1 talaut of tha city
, 1860-10-13

SrR1xor1ELD, ILL.,, Oc:. IA jubilee xas sheld
1t the W1gvam last evening in honor Of tue He.
publican victories in Pennsylvania, Ohio aud
Indiana. speeches were made By Logan. Da-
frees, Peek and Senator Trumbull. Nr. Tfum-
bull afterwards addressed a large crowd from
the steps Of Mr.. LincoIn's residence He e1-
cused Mr. Lincoln, saying he would address the :,
Nation from thu easfern po1t'co Of the Capitol
on the 4th Of March next. Great enthusiasm
prevailed. Fire works were sent up ia pfotu-
sion. S4lutes we're tired, and numerous stores
aud private residences were illuminated.
JASzsv11LE, u IT,, Oct. l2.-The Republi-
cara Of jsnesville have celebration this eve
ming IN honor Of the recent Republican Ticto'
ries in Pennsylvanis, Ohio and Indiana sig
ty.three guns will be fired, and . Wide Awake
procession will close The programme.
Bun11sGLoS, Iows, Oct. 1o-The Republicans
are having celebration over their victories IN
PennsTlvauis, Ohio and Indians this evening
4 large torch.Iight procession headed By com
pauy Of Wide AWaxes and bands ia no" Parad
ing the streets.
OswEeo, Oct. 1a.-The Republicans Of 0swe
| 20 County held great meeting id this city thi
afternoon and evening. Surrounding tnwnl
we're fully represented. Probably 5,o0o Of 6, ,00'
persons pretent. Addresses we're made I.
| Eiddings Of Ohio, Noble Of Wisconsin. Gen
Nye, Judge Culver and others. This evenint
probably over $40 torches ara parading th
Btreets.
ST. Lor1s, Oct. 1e.-Tbe Republicans celebrat
ed the rshu!t Of 1ns late Stale elections las
night. By procession and speeches at tn
| Court House. Tbs son of Marcus parrott q
kasasas WAS one Of tbs speakers.
, 1860-10-13

The Wheat market to-day, under heaTy re-
eip's and an upward tendency IN tFeights, was
heavy, ana prices receded 1G2c- Tho demand
WIS chiefly confined to the requirements Of
,h;nn.r.- -.haro ,,a;,o hr+ ,;+t1a rrospert for
opeeoastoss opere''ng aossntageous'5. Aoout
10o,0 bushels changed handk at 90c for North
uestern Cnt.. s-.m,se&. for M. I Snrinv. and
e,,:e..
e4'@'''s 1or No. = pttog-1'os'as a1'eN ~ 'no
inside ngures. Flour Was without material
cnanpe-huver. holding oil for further conces-
-. NJ 1;.ht =, ..tas m for
s'ons. the sA1es ~e1e ''en' u e7-'ss''oo 'o'
z,eslected and lc lorer, With limited ,rapsac.
~. At .,.,r c,r N ! and 3sr foryoa Oets
''one ~ o's ''s ~ Auu o'~ ~ 49, - ~A'7
were easier and more aeslse-le91eee nelne
the ruling figures. Rye steady. Barley quiet,
u;.f fair shin,,;uc inouirr for Nm. Q at 4,c. in
SUITE 1'sn"'us seeo no' ~ ~"
being the range Of prices. HighW1nes IS Ll9c.
Hides in rond ae1aand and firm. i, h an active
...u1t sh;,a.s, 11o., .,,,.
o'an0 - s11 .tf~Ao' A'o'-
acnrc sno prices shaoe h'8ner'
Freights were firm. Tea vessels were en-
+.oad at onc for wbeat In 1sx-co. ID. Ia Bpr.
-, ,,,-
ta1o and Fort Coloofne' ana 1tc 1rom hh"au.
kee to Buffalo.
t.ar.ns7rrFs The followinp il from the n.
~ r:~.-1..c r,...., pn1.
4. C'1eut@f o' EDWARD b'l':
"The tone Of Tho trade has materially changed
etnce tne dase H ml Circuie 'a's aa9 lot.
"So1- Teacaoa IL me t:gas9 ma[1et, *nn
az increasing eoEnaeoee ~ tee act1hs suostnes
Of toeif crop OF utnn. has stmu4a8eo the *
port demand, ana the opeTa1oos affe hsse
Dnen On M e2Aensise seeAe Q. Improving Eases.
Ihe export c'rafances from thls roft 10
isea' DEtaih nno lrelana u tne t~o weeks
~. Fionr 1 al ocs H. shei. Wh.at "a ST"hna,,-
.,a cas,, ~ 30 ht ,r.1a Co-r Wra1 ~ IioTa
, 1860-10-13

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l2.--Quite scene oe,
CURED this morning q. the corner Of Sd aud
W.lnut streets between Mr. rresbury, the PRO.
prietor Of the GiraEd House. and James Ed
wards, one Of the owners Of that property. The
lie passs ;, when Edwards struck PresourJ IN
drew pistol, and tired three shots. neither OF
which look effect except on the foot Of by-
stander. Edwards then struck Presbury With
bis fat when the parties were separated and
Presbury arrested. The difficulty arose out Of
litigation relative to the Girard House prop
erty, between the brothers George aod James
1he present proprietors Of the Girard House To
Nashville, where they propose opening ns"
Hnfel
, 1860-10-13
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

roR 1Hx ~EkK xxptao oc7. H.
'A''tFs' ::" nEEF Th.Fse:yt GxTifE htE York 'ra:'
Haaa~t re:cr . for hi, marx q *th
The prace-. -c.y are Qaoted ~ follows:
Hediaa, sss s"me e. god Bt:v::.-aie
IT, ssastsi! .r:I.fs =, o. shs aa.te: = II.
Total nuEbcr u BctSts received into Gt city ills
TIL. Ii ic.a e.; IL, .ek sas isl head more
than TIE Of Ut gear The avcsafe nq1ef u each
~ StsT s
80. and 3ai led IT,. thsa Iii dsy week. >'' '
-, nEkvss 1aoH puz1aExr EATn.
Droyt ia1as " a.e 'epost The ca.,'s In naskas flo
The following s;ltts:
I,s%s.yIvaai. -. S5is:; I
ns: u.asas. i
Aeats.n............. % Missouri eta
The masket op+red Tusst.y with about 400 bullo<ls
- xs*Eilst ~e:s itl i - rs aoand ~
eaa~ tha .d week At eHc were pretty firm 70 DR.
y ssd tk..@ .... .. dso,ea wese -
e :assS &c 0 ' GAIA WA e4''e '1''s'
~e ~ % 's % 3 'oq CO.. - e M h7 ps tass sf
sSr< ~ .nsh :. = 4 e1s', f9r f..
"coue;T1 G.is i. S~a h:sv s 70 dtssn.te sach
ccm " BY rae ~s.:s II one night I'd eo.seauet'y
IL ,he - ss ia e
dres of nlcs IN carr enduring great fatigue and ~t'n
eas y ;ss ass snd A tisisie L.:
lev OF abe &oc,unt4 Of sa.ee slow o11a
ut e. :: t
# d"ys "a he p1.spet IL ss' the '
xt.sE q - sss SaSs1; saq e. shs +,
f1ade with te wIocrae butehe1 such u tuy TO XII f
the .snnan Market .sza. I'D no tos teeu!az sn.aau
fs I'D 9ss Ssy
the medium F1te II CENT.
, 1860-10-13
Daily Review Of Chicago Market
Crr1c1 o7 1nk CmcAno TEES Np ~

t.~-,r- CHtcAnh FEEst AER
ktpAx LvkK1Ao tct. - le"'
r-,r,curs Firm. TIE engaKcItnts were:-ao ha''
~. sc,,r, C. c. TrpwbfcGe, Ouward ehook. oe'f @lu
,ysur tu4 WHEAT l<e; tchE 1,aots ffat Vasa' 10
,on. .t ,t~ autee) At lie. 10 Port co"one:-Hn ="
Cochran wheat at lAc. To osweEo;-scnf new ~u''u'
wheat 1t &c. ,.,,,,. N.,v
,t ou,tt s.1.t werv:-eoo tsls "t,scke1s D ube 1a.
:. Al dtl Il brls ~reetas At &4s5 del sobss
Al II 60 m t1ack le4 b1ls ~Hrovns Nnl'' " o1.
c,at md q brs "Pacfe," Iii On p.t 20 p"s
nt,dne 1t ao dsi; u bsls good do 1t asao o't' NJ.
rooa Spring extra On pz!v4ts tefn's'
WHEAT-Reoeived. 16o.7's ..,,o,d ,ns as lu.
laFfe& atenneo AZ sale, re:-sooo tu Northwest"
cfn ~ IN store; 1000 bu No. spF1ns eshe IN
81" bu Do II es<e tn ssoses avo on ~ ~ ~ ~
sorr hoo3 bu do II s1Ha tn sofe: 98p ou ~ SsnH
It s6c In ttore; 600 bu DO Ae IL e%e tos w
ssxein .,o,e 1opoobu DO al ssAc In stoe soa IN 10 ~
~ IN .ore bu DO II etc in store; s0o In hjse ca
| .t tic In store 80 tu DO It 16c In store.
f,oRS-Rceeiyed. s., 90 bu; shipped. 1laoo bu. MAJ
xr. dull Ind 1c lower. S.les IN NO. ~ nc
Ia xsore 1tco bu 1t Sc In oe tn &c" ehred ~
Sc p<s % lbs Track 1oo au Ear ri &c pr % Ids On
| track.
oATs-reeetyea, 1tse7 ba: shipped, nous. Market
tssles Sales wesc :so1o bu No. At 1Se IN b1oFe; lo
tu CO Il lshc In store.
HYE-Reeei,cd. 1904 bu Market quiet. salts ~e;e:-
10 bu MOL at &c In etore
BAxf.EY-Kec. .lved 6sf bu: sh'pret, 34.Aol bu- AAs
IL, Unchanged sa1es bu No. At 4c In sto'e
s. bags At 4se delivered
sKAps-Rcceived q IL ns- 1,mtth5 quiet md easter
s.cs :-lo) bags good to prime II " ba'
; aa1s.; II bass It s..lo; Is bu difty Il sl'so.
HlGuWlNES-Reoelved.2s 2s bNa. Market quiet saie
xet.: 1eo hin city \. lsc; to bb!s At lake.
! ACKNOWLEDGMENT tec p EAl.
TaLLOW-loo hbts priaas pac1elf II sae.
nRooM CORN t,ns good ii s1o:1A tonstass At tG:
l. Common quality aul.
MESS rOKK-Sominsl It $3.50.
LARD-ss baia prime Leaf (sunmeF cnFed) aa Ike.
uCTTER-Stoek OF coHuon bottes large and raazkr
dull ii qxai0c; good to ehoce in atE demand =. 1o1
@1.c-
= EGGs--lok@l1c per dos, With fair demand.
PDraTOEs-Dull at 1:&.0c-
& SWEET rorAT0ES-iu good s1rp'y. with ta.es
= | sn11l lots 1t 9cc44f.
y u1pES-Recelyed T.3ss nj. Market firm. Green' q
S exe; Green Saited, 1A974c; Dry Flint 1A&l{hc
LIVE sTocK-Rseeived. 1sa hog. ss{ beevss, be
10 cstte IN limited tupply and rather scssee. With ef
4 demand By pacse and shippers At t.ee&7a foF e"n
ii uon 10 good and as.ssasss for good to prime Ho
were more active day. and the market ruled ssue
10 Sales WET:
15tteeve. Aye1ss1ns 1929 IT.
, 1860-10-13

From New Orleans, Mexico and Ha-
FAnAs
NEW ORLK4xs, Oct. 1.-THE Quarantine at
this port has been raised.
4 private letter from Mexico ssJs the Juartz
Government has dtsspproved Of The seizure Of
the Conducta By Degolado, and that they are
d,eposei to adv.uce $l5o. 900 towards the pcy-
ment Of the debts -.
The steamships Empire City and Bienville
hare arrived here with later uarsna dates.
The slave steamship City Of Norfolk was taken
into uayan On the 4sh inst.
, 1860-10-13
Fualon.

Bcsrox, Oct, 1o.-The Dou1las Democrats Of
the 5th district. pomiuated VIM. Appleton for
Congress. thus faaing with the Bell-Everests-
SrockpR,poE, Mass, Oct 1o.-The Douglas
Convention in the 1lth District yesterday nom
mated Norman P. Leonard, Of Westtield, for
Congress-, sad Phiueas Allen Of Pittsaeld, for
eiectur.
, 1860-10-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
W. GREAT KSTEHN tCANApA} RAILWAYS.

sUMAEH ARRASGE1EAT.
TIE Great Es1t.A: Depot oos Lake a:es&
Chicago: :.
10an-Lxatnanx Ez7sefa {;HnaAyt extepted> arrive y
De:ru.eS,s6 pm. scsf e3aua E:tt<t y Au. AlbAa.
$50 pm New FORK a.0y pm, Hoston lL3opa-
DnQpm-Nev York k..ston xprtea except estuseAf
A:T.Ea II Detroit 1:sv ara-, sa-pensIon bIfd$e &
Buffalo $40 PM, A:5aaJ +;<3 a1a, Ss~ 19fA
9:S6 at1-, Boston 1G0 pm.
1os.aI11c.an.sl K1p-r~4exeest Sunday J>thruaEe &c
Cincinnati n Is hour3. -
74s o C1pc!a3atf anil Louiss!te K1r:.ss fe1etpf -
DIV, .aroaxa 10 Ciaet1tau Ii II ha1ss, Lsa1
Ia IS kours.
l1Q po T-ai7, SATURDAY. only 70 S.es.
Su1d1y Tralas6 pa.
Fatent Sleeping t'a1s on all night tFAies-
The 400 prn train conn~ct Fars nth the 5uaao az
Lake Hnsaa Railway for Bahai. and al poin:: =
Euuto wrh tts Grand Trunk K1~Av sn Kiss ofdsoe
h1xh. Montreal, Quebec and all points to tansaA A%s
Northern Vermont. New Ham saTt ADa A2Es.
Exxkzze checked ttFou4h.
Tnloush Tsexets fur safe 1t he aA.sosa
Ia tke Forth A1d West. A04 n ehe EonpanJ onses.
earhasa ltroet Chaxo tte dsFo foot OF Like sess.
0~~ K. n. KICE, Superintendent.
n j. spAxnua 6ens.zl Passenger Axant. 1E8
, 1860-10-13

counties give Daily. (Rsp.) 1877 m,jority over
Morton, (Dem.) for Delegate 10 Con gress. The
ten counties yet to hesr from gave 1888 Demo-
cratic malority last fear. Aorton's election is
claimed By the Nt67askian. Tbs House is Re-
publican By small majority. Tho Council Is
probably Democratic
, 1860-10-13

Il III, McVicker has consented to give q beE-
at tc the Moulders' Union At his theatre Mon
daT evening, uct. 18th, the proceeds Of which
are to be appropriated towards establishing y
Mechanics Library, it is but meet to say word
about the Association nodsr Hhose auspices
this library ia to be founded. The Union vas
formed in order to guard against opp es'ion
aud opposition BY mi 1ss ssempioyers-nott 70 DC
tate arbitrary measures, as aome have esroae'
ously suppoaed. This We rreogn'z3 Is the
primary object Of the ASSOCIATION, secondary
ouly "a 4 matter Of business aud not in lmpor-
lance VI regard the necessny Of mso:A ina-
p.ovenent Ths library which ne are about to
estsb.sh. and for which We are 20 generously
a ded by lii. Mcv,eker. is to assist Us in our
self.imposed duty Of acquiring knorieogs md
training our uinds 10 reason clearly ana
logically. An intercourse like this, where al
meet for general improvement. will foster tn
ternal ieelins among ourselves which will be OF
| inc4lculable benefit in social point oi view,
no. only to the stranger who arrives in our
midst daily, but atzo - the old resident Tsas'
though apparently deriving but t"o,fold ben
cit. .e resp in reality . manifold oue; E,sfy
thirkirr mind cannot fAa 70 Recognize The tra'h'
| In = word, then, the spirit Of our Union II "a
advances rnentallJ Aad morally that *e may rase
iu The estimation Of all true men whore esteem
~ ~ royet JANIS E. QClsx.
, 1860-10-13

RrTx11n.Arn1 RCTTna, Oct Il, LEGO.
F1op4ln fir local and Interior demand. and market
firm. e..
que, md le.e brm :4les 1900 a. 1t s1n !"r ;,9pd M9
d. auH Enrihwe>iesu cluh; u II tor Nm Aiiw ukes
clu1 &11e@ls for red winter oLo lnd.ns a.d M,Sh. @
Eapac. Com opened uEtsc aud hfu and closed auet
Sales k4QQJ Au ii 55}4s6c< utef Eians quiet Md h
CANAL FExtcr7s-t9c for -four ike fur wheat, 15He
Itxs ixr r1s-suoo bsls houl, odooo In whea. oo
bu barley .,... ., A.,
bp corn, H. " bu 0ats.
, 1860-10-13

LlsA11s. Ill. Oct. 1.-THE Republicans Of
mass meeting yesterday. and were addressed
by Bon. Richard Yates and Leonard SWEET,
Mush enthnsiasm WAS manifested. The Wide
Awakea from soue Of tbs adjoining towna were
ont in foree, and the tosehlight procession in
tha eYeulnR WA9 YtEY 6ne.