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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
those suffering from Chronic Dise

Those Suffering from Chronic Disease,
OF any description be that their cases win
be treated fairly and canddly and they will not be eu-
eouraged to take medicine without corresponding
peet OF benefit W has visited Cleveland and other
places In OHIO and New York. regularly for the last two
years. and furnish patients with any amount Of evil
dence in regard to his skill and qualification. He will
visit the above places in ve weeks for ono
year. thus gving those consult him.
continue till cured Those which have been
by Others and pronounced ineurahe requested ,o
cali n VIII cost you nothing to have your exanin-
ed and explained. t@
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

SPELLING ScHooLs-The Committee ap
pointed select suitable premiums for the High, Gram
Secondary and Primary departments of the schools
having performed that duty, enabled to announce
all the premiums that will be offered for the competition
of the pupils, viz: Is seies gas5g
To the best speler in the Ravenna Union Schools,
Webstsrs Unabridged Pictorial Dictionary.
To he best speller the High School department -four
vounes Life in SPAIN yate of Sir John Franklin Gree
y's Overland Journey California Gold Fen by Tino-
thy Tireomb.
To the best spssr 10 the Grammar School department.
four volumes: Las Casses Memoirs of Napoleon. E di
To the best spsller in Secondary department, No. L.
two yolumes History Of United States by Mary Howi
Te she best spelIer in Secondary department No. p
two volumes: Fate Of Sir Jchn franklin Wirts Life of
Patrick Henry. ~
To the best spelier in Primary department., No s1-
thrse volumes Psrs Of Greatness Retiring from Bus
ness, Debtor and Creditor
To the best speiler in Primary department, No. p
three veumes Hurah for New England. Keepers Trav-
els. A Strike for Freedom. y
It viii be that the COMMITTEES have changed The
plan first proposed. and Offer premium
the Secondary schools and each of the Primary schools
earh Of the schools now competing by ITSELF insse ad
Of competing BY grades.
h. I. Besbe, q. C. Ranney, Samuel Harris Jr. Com.
mites on Regulations. i s-s s5s-7s zas,s
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DE AINE S.--We have a splendid stock sone
Q! eii,rety new designs, and beautiful colora-going

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Trains Isave Raveuna as follows.
GOING NoRTH. 2 m
Leave Ravenna Arrive at Cleveland
Vail Train -. o27 A. 1.--.. LIS
Hrpress 6.1S .....- IS
3 - - - a@5 RnEennA.S wheeling PittsbuRzh
AatlTEain liz 6:l6 AIS N
Express train-. 9.s9 p 4..-. 7.39 A. $50
81 Returning Trains Isars
Cleveland (MaiD. A. (Express) ....s IS P.
5-b RltsbuRgh /" S...- zoo 45P N.
Wheeling ...lIz5 n. e - Is P.
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Prest.
s8tkfa FIR MYERS. Gen. Ticket Agent. Ea s. g
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Republican Convention. :
Fran Our Ora Reporter.

colunBus, March 1, 1860
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

Dec. /. 1859. '''s' 0'ls'''o0Fo f0''as' Co.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

Raw MA. onto
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ARRIVAL and Departure Of TAIHS
sse AT RAvENNA, OHIO. lBS

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
THWGE EAHAE- E2r
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Local Notices.

sHA . Donation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

spoken, Ar.
sh'T wesmore.anf from Liverpool for Philadelphia July
~ ai sn lon O. 10 by pilo, boa; Edwin Forrest No H.
shlp Nc$cs Iayls French, from Liverpool Quebec.
june % lat as IS, lon "a 20.
Whalemen.
OF ard on PAa june H. bark Morning Star 70 Sd for Tai.
chrnnci landed Csyt Morton. sick aud proceeded Cor
of enc month. IA charge a. he mae
Foreign Psrss.
ARpsosslr, July SD IVA. Perry, Nyork-
AsrrrHr. July T-Sd Mary, Marshan, Bo-'on-
AKrsR, May BOD Golden Horn, Coz, Falmouth
hsrsrs, july t-ATr Ferdinand BrlerIicck Baltimore.
BKEsERHAvEs July t-hrr Columbia, sencke, Balumore
liaoVvrRsAsyrN July 7-Ald Casiita, Stafford NYork-
bancEfosA July Arr Soi:Ario. Oliver. Charie@ou.
BfrovT 5une 2-in pert lark speedwen Mayo. Tor Bos
Rosssv June s-Arr " se.ra Drew Colombo sld wsy
- iouense, Barnes hYork Tyrhoon sslier China; wis.
oonso, Scott ioadon ch sp!rh q he Tines Kicn Hong
,Rniry July s-Arr Clara vhsoe- Iiny liverpool: eh
Am, RIGA, Howf, 90 I'd eh Wetsn, HsItrltge Rengocn
Trn vsrApr Jane 3In pea shps Jno knot Tucker, for
Eris Tag: Marshall. epg9gue for Bordesux with deals
s,ass: X Ryer~oa Latham unc bark Tisl Wave, White,
cslgr1 Nay eTArr Flea Foster Robinson, xaur,tus
clN d, 81 urslsDier, Sherman SSors' 18th, Msi2psn
pTanar rs AR Southampton Prss London tsad cid Tor
,ros.,.a to t,ados) I'd m ioen RCoopcr seven
pyS,r,u. yu,v a. N port be-, Prnceton from WORK
p,rry,Ys. SUI ia 70 Am ves~al In port - -
GLASGOW July t-Arr is-aa, o'brss MOTE 'u A"n M
sI GIsamias June sso I'm .Ol rspeNs. tn port Wind
y, nSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
jersey City News.

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED An inquest was held on Sun
day by Coroner Gafney Of Jersey City the body OF
lad James Pat residing Wayne street. who was
Friday last while bathing ia rie Basin
seriict Of Accidental drowning vas rendered
ForSD DROWNED About nino O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the body OF man named William Petrie was iisco
vercd floating in the water al the foot Of Washington
street. Jersey City The deceased last SAtur
day the place and appeared to be Intoxicated As
he man Of very Incorporate habits, II 10 probable
tina, he fell INTO the water In attempting board
hooner lying Coroner Gafn-y empan~ He'd jury
and \ verdict of Pound drowned" rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
Cosoners' luquesta.

FsriIIY BURNED THE EXPLOSION OF IGsP.--On Fri
Gay night, the 18Th nst as Miss Caroline Moptena resd
ing the Of Third and Eighty drst street
filing lighted lamp with diamond OIL, 1t exploded,
and s bazrg setting fire to her dress burned
her severely that she died sunday last Coroner
OKeefe hsd inquest, and n verdict o' Death from
buns accidentally received rendered by the
jury. Deceased a native Of France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24


Misce lla neouS.
snW AsuorE-cer Tuihi Of bark Magdaena, arrived last
nigl, from AsYiayan, reportsl1h inst, large shp
ashore Colorado Reef about 10 miles OF Bahia Honda,
with owormRsis standing. She had white owermass and had
apparently been about week ashore She had been only par
TALLY stripped and the breaking heavily her.
B,RK NyIsos Ptscr-Beliinlore, duly ys-Bark Nelson
Place fnm New Yok for Australia put into 40 Janero une
10 distress knocked down on Cape Horn, stove bul
warks and damaged rudcer(By letter n Elwood Walter,
Fsl, Secretary q The Beard q Vnderwriiers)
BRIc STELLA LILY, from Pensacols Feb 10 for Rio Jane'o
Pernsmbuco june II for repairs having split
sprung opmasi and received cher sgh damage. she
would sai Ia about week.
Bn Sem fSptsrEY at Bedford has been taken unon
the railway and i found that hsr keel partly gone
ylankng badly chaied on her bottom
ScHR fraSpsn punhm from Bath for Boston. put back
Bah ieak!, aud wal have 70 discharge for repairs
HuvoIr July eship Narrsganseii from New York
Ia nC again tcuchea The ground the Plat goi
assistance Of the zuid Holland tughost
Isuscii-ship Transit a. go n been launch.
81 a. Bah lie Us, ns, from the yard Of George Patien
A Sons.
The following table Fives of the In the
haftors at New York Boston. Bs nnnre Wilmington N
hes, sccouEas frcn each OF those ports-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

suSAas were arm Of she advance OF hst week, viii
a 20 were less active Tho sales embrsr ed abou soo
700 hide, chiefly Cuba musoovsdos. .nstiy within f
&c OF eAc. Ike, including goo/ part Al 7c 7c,
riding 70 quality
wHnxsy was heavy and lower with sales Of 800 TOO
hhls. reported at 20Kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
S HIP PIN G NEW s
Port OF New York, July ~, 1850.

Ship W Lindsay, Gray. Iiverpooi-W Forbes-
sars %ysnao.is, iioyt sstbaacs.Siser : Ioashioa.
B4. f 5sy a9a a s1i
Ere s sS Mitchell so & snss Mayhem
Big Caroline Ackiey, zsza~simpson 4 Mayhem.
ss WARD cfn s Carver Chase
S Sr EGs st eaass sss ssaaYS asyne Smith
scSr Augusta, Cole Eizabethpori. ~
s sss fG sm kssa1 %s 1sIis sssion
Steamer p sGt Elizabeth, Campbell, baltimore
ARRIVED.
s,eamshp Jura r> Noodle liverpool July TO- Queenstown
n s % Rds h passed sSp for
SAFE ship Star Of the West is.b s. 20 9
ssa sl ~ %ss 9
Steamship Marion yorer Charleston, with mdse and passen
ssesnsSp Chesapeake. Crowen. Portland with ndse and
Ship Kiy sin pson, Csnseid Havana IL days with sugar
RIA stuart vss s % u smpscn hnc nS ss at
as ssanaS dsa b
S W. ' %ssSS sn G su s
&C. Brewer Go. I'm inst, Ia, Is lon 70 80 saw bark
Bisa; hss Warren "a hours wast0wed' to this port
Bradford r Yarmouth N Robbins sA s q
Callao UNDERSTOOD. Had Light winds and calms most Of
Bark Rounding Bow tof Boston,, Harding. Aonevdeo 81
Kslt aas Viis TSih &,pinws July with hide.
Joy I'd ms, lat 81 So lon :, spoke schr HawashA hence
Rsrs SIes OBJ Of MOnirssp' Farwen, Isguns; June
Srs H11s sT e Winds WINDSOR RatAbun, Alicante u
dnSr Big ~h e5ss f.ree fsnss PR July with
70 n Brookrnan Co. Brig Robt Movie sailed for New
steering sw, showing blue and white chequcred sgnal
h ss ss Fs s s%S DTasS & TX s
&: III 50 o. lon Is, bark Gen warren q Boston
Ba Tuno Turks Islands, July H. with salt to Nc
Cali Firth ooh inst In very heavy sea- pitched away the
'' Brig fncennes, Love Elzabethport for Boston.
s ssas ass''s to @
e Is x s round 1's %
alter beautiful tan q light remained In sight about
sehr Ess r 'tS%sr Eisussrs saa,. with fruit to 70.
sshr Ocean Esi Co., LOcth,r Windsor. Ms, 10 days with
sehr North state Horton Savannah, days. with cotton &C.
sssI Jonas smith Dayton wilmington No saya
seSr Rae Hsoe pA Pierce virginia dass
s ssr sS pS%% as SHp Sl a{ boston
s sr toJs sn sSneS pssssG Sss
ss sr E ks Hs S4o sf fs isr v as1
schr W Thorne, Davis. Fall River, days
%srT sss eeaP Fa1n sey daS sz'H days
sssF t%GR fSSS sifssss' rsasa
s soop spssgne Clubs Proviasnee Sssa
steamer sarah, Jones Phlaaephs
seamur jacob Bell Anthony, Warren, "A hours With ship
Bruius in low.
Brig American Union bartlett arrived night from Turks
Son Co s'''' sun ~ guy ' yum
One ship and one brig, unknown.
Steamship Nashville Chares,on slip Boynton. glasgow.
Wind during the dry Sc towNw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
r FINANCIAL AND COMMERC tAl
MONDAY, July 23-5

MONDAY, July 23--6 p. N.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week.
Ws.k endtna IadnG Sjecs Cir-l'atior Ebtslsiis.
Iub Ia. si27 ig3 100 q oIi 35T 1915 62s 81 7is 2]i
July "a ~ All ss9 70 4l3 81 s,s33 6lg 81 .o9 as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
427 4ss % 40, GA $50 GA 81 aSs is5
CITY COMMERCIAL REPoRr.


Asuis.-Thc market steady with email sales at
5tsc for pots and AZ 51sc for pearls.
EiJAnSTTTFS -tlour-Thc market for common grades
of state and Western brands heavy, with tendency
10 lower prices Tho chief demand Tor export The
saes footed up about 900 barrels closing within the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

HIGHLANDS. judy q sunsef-Obe shlp and brig JUS
In sitht In the ong bound in Wind W. light weather clear
SANDY HOOK, Jolly "a sunset-So inward bound weasel.
In sight Wind W, Light; weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
Joint
special
Committee.

VII oi The rcce pts Of the Etrh Avenue Railroad
I~hy' rom January 10 June 90, wa received bv
sasc, oted W ass 5l8 a5 W ' P''"a
a ..,., Ihh NAiros SATHyvS st-RrgEs.
= Pe,ihon v1 received frr-l Apso. Nyus nnd otbcrs
,Ax ~ an appropriation f-r Tho -, y Ard ehld ~
sson W Mathews who wAs kie5 80 ~,rspng The
on Flnsocc 'A' feierrcd 20 L snn'"er
- report IN nSyoT q granting ,soo.. a..
ss ~ ue lSsiligie Tor the Bnd "a. ~ tt,Tenty
er,ps, A. W m'oI o. sppropriaing 81 900 n,
80 eSety va received and lsia -. wi 'ie Na.l
NJ 81. aieIoe'ng o. great deal on yon,ie ' y
Board sdoGrnod 70 Friday ncrt 'V-''ae business ihc
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yrR pa CO.. 80 GTl- vsE or MS FRO
fv.fyg,lIAaat " ..ScE or rEEJrRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

PROBABLE MURDER IN THE FIRST WARD-At Q
late hour last night, two young men, named James
ODosnel and John Ghouly, got into an alteration
at the corner of Cedar street and Trinity olac' con-
cernipg an article that appeared in spapsr called The
City Life rejecting upon the character OF the latter
GihouIy accused o Donnel Of being instruuea-
ts in publishing the article and theatened to whip him.
ODonnel denied the charge and said he knew nothing
about the matter.
During the hight of the alteration Gilhouly drew
knife and suddenly plunged it into the abdomen d
ODonnell, nlicipg wound from which the intes-
tines protruded.
The wounded man fell to the sidewalk exclaimng,
"Tm stabbed" whereupon Gilhouly fed. Officer
Powers of the Fret Precinct hearing the disturbance
soon came up but too late to catch the alleged
derer. O'Donre was taken to the frs; Precinct
Sta,ion-house, and from thence to the Hospital.
Sergeant Denton, the officer in command of the
Trinity place station, Immediately dispatched number
Of bis to search for Gilhouly, but up to o'clock
hismorning they unable to obtain any clue TO HE
whereabouts 1t is said that ODonnel cannot survive
his injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
MEXICO.

The msck mat Of the West Is evidently no better.
d,patcb from Wa 1ington says the Government hAs
received news from sNsxico thss leading merchants
and other conservative g uslsmen ere presenting ps
on. 10 Jusrez for the re,Vorstion Of peace on ths
ground .fat Miramon is nsa 'ly powerless and t'as
thee petitions are signed by ell 'xoeps the clergy s'e
those whom they control The ada 70 that 1t takes I've
TO make bargain seems TO be lost els Ut OF. bnvev
well to beg Juarez 10 restore peace AM very wen iof
Juarez to restore it, II he can. Unquestit osoy NE
copsummaton very much to be desired; but the ques-
ton, is very clear s not whether peace 10 csirae
but whether ii can be brought about. If the Churoh
party will neither ask for 1t nor consent TO IT, aud
Mramon obstioatey refuses TO be brought to terms.
and Is still capable of resistance the state Of war WI
continue TO be fixed fact.
The came arrival, at New Orleans which brings
dispatches to the Government at Washington brings
also public advices which do not at all justify The
be pc tat the troubles of Mexico On the ono
and, It Is stated that the Church party would drop
Miramop, if they dared and substitute one Of tho
brothers Cueyas in bis place. Pacheco, the new
spansh Minister lie said to be at the head Of this move
ment But the fear s that II this step be taken, tho
garrison will desert to the Liberals. On the other
hand 1t il said that movement recently made BY
the Liberals to proclaim Miramon Dictator, simply with
the object of creating distraction. The plot was
nearly successful, but defeated by the saspcons
aroused by the presence Of Aurchisno. The result
was, the establishment of strict guard and the
imprisonment and torture Of large number Of
persons. Miramon, in the meantime, remainedqustly
at Lagos with force of only 1900 men, which, never
beless the federal forces in the neiehborhood refrain
from attacking The negotiations for peace instituted
by the Spanish minister, in these distractng crcun-
Stances do not to prosper while there persons
who believe that combined French and Spanish fsst
will appear at Vera Cruz In the of three four
months to cooperate with Mirauon.
According to The Brornsri2e Flag, Miramon had
repaired to Mexico at the request of the representatives
Of the English and French Governments, and their
solution of the Mexican difficulties 10 TO establish
monarchy wi h Miramon at ts head as Emperor. Thiz
presume to be about probable that the Prince
IF Wales should be sent there for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

DR.. CHREvER IN EDISBURGH.-The following ln'i-
tation from four Of the leading cergymen in Edinburgh
has been addressed to DIR. Cheever An invitation has
also been extended TO him by the Lutheran Reforma-
ton Society asking him to attend the TiCenenary OF
TIE Scottish Reformation to be held in Edinburgh on
the l4th Of August:
"EDISBURGH, July IL 1860.
"To THE Rev. DR.CHEEvER.-REv. DEAR SIR: We,
TIE undersigned, having learned with much satisfaction
thst on now see it TO be consistent with your duty 10
visit our country desire 10 you Of most he irty
welcome awaiting you. 30 far as we are personally
concerned and 30 far our influence extends
without presumng 10 pronounce any jndg nent on
matters of eoclesastc congregations arrangement
or ON the conduct of other par les not before u.s. we
cherish confident hope and expectation that your ex
nJsns,ions and appeals viii have the effect by tbs
fsssn0 Of God of calling forth su s'antia tokens Of
sympathy toward YOU sef and awakening fre'h nea
In the GOD canse Of negro ema' elpalpn
We be artily wisb yon success 10 we tind VIII n
you making amid d.oes and d s, ssgS Re-
Sir Your brethren in Chris.
'' "ROBFRT CANDLlSH.
"W LINDSAY ALENANOEt-,
JAMES tEGG,
! WATSDk."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
News from Pixies Peak.

ST JOSEFH, 8UR' IOOU'
Denver CITY dates 10 August are received.
The trial of Carl Wood, for attempting to kill Mr..
Biers editor of the Roxy Mountain Mems has closed
The jury stood for, ard eleven against acquit,a
The case then referred TO the people who voted to
send Wood out Of Denver. Comparatively fe " cti-
zeps were present, the crowd bling principally made
up of the prisoners friends. He escorted to the
edge of the town by twenty-five men, snd thence sew
eral miles further by bis gambling friends The result
of the trial was altogether unexpected to the commu-
nity and has caused great Indignation.
fhe mining news is uuimportant No rich leads have
lately been opened.
MANY persons were leaving daily for the States.
The last express fccm Denver brought Sl3,OOo In
GOLD dust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
Nexv.YOrk state Politics.

sing SING, Saturday, Aug. IT, I6OU.
The Hon. Gaylord b. Hubbell and James William
son were chosen delegates to the Safe Convention by
the Republicans of the Hid Assembly District If West
chester County to-day. Resolutions app5oviag of the
coune of the Hon. G. b. Hubbel in the Lad Legsa-
ture and indorsOg the administration Of Gov Morgan,
were passed unanimously.
UTICA, Saturday, Aug. IL 1860.
s. Arthur Gilbert to-day chos n delegate 10 the
Douglas Democratic State Convention. He was In
stiucted TO oppose any fusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
How They Garry on the Campaign
In Pennsytyania.

McCoSEELLsBURGH Saturday, Aug ii, 1860.
The Democracy held county meeting last night, at
which there regular ski'mish between the Doug
las and Breckenridge parties, and muct bitter feeling
was evnced. The meeting broke up in a
During the absence of Mr.. S,nsom, editor of The
Democrat at Cressop, the Breckenridge party entered
his Office mutatea the fOrms up the Breckenridge
flag and issued edition of the paper under that BAD
ner. The affair created great exciteu eDt.
A personal rencOunter took place after the meeting
between Mr.. Sansom. editor of The Democrat, and
G.. A Smith, Breckenridge and al attorney.
Samson gave Smith the lie, when the latter cOllared
him,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
yXen lucky Democratic State Con-
IGnIlNn.

LOUISVILLE, (Ky.l, Saturday, August ii, 1860.
The Democratic State Convention met to-|ay. ID.
p. White was made President. Eightyseveu count s
were represented by ZOO Delegates. Arcby Dixon
and John c. Mason were nominated Electors a. Large,
and full Douglas ticket made out Resolutions
repudiating coalition and reaf rmng the Cincinnati
Platform, were passed amid immense aPpla use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
Mr.. seward i'm Bangor, Ne.

BANGOR, august II, ISbU.
Governor Seward of NJ York arrived in this city
yesterday morning by the steamer Webster and was
received the wharf by crowds Of citizens. He
waited on at Bangor House in tho af ernoon by the
Wide-Awakes and an unusual crowd, He s,oke few
minut,s after W hich Hon. Hannibal Hsmlin Hon j.
p. Hall, Hon. !. WashburDe, jr., and Gov. Morrill,
were loudly called for, ADD briefly responded. Mr.
Seward leaves for bis home morning by the
cars by the way of Portland and Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

TIE landed property of Russian nobility is mortgaged
to the amount of 1868, 900 900. Of this amount tho
Bank of Moscow has si3i 1000 loaned on 6Sa
estates and the Bank Of St. Petersburg $l06 500 900
on 7. 49l estates,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7, I6bJ.
E. G. Atkinson committed suicide last event g at his
residence Of Ninth and Pine streets The cause
NJ the rash act ia unknown He the time of bis
death a member of the firm of ID. Il FOler Il Co. OF
Paducsb and supposed to be engaged in prosperous
lusinAas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

WssHisoros, Saturday. Aug. II, 1860. :.
Gen. Case returned apparently Ia Improved
health, this morning, and resumed hs oficid duties.
An ,be m embers of the Cabinet are now here, Mr..
Cobb excepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
vi urder.

BALTIMORE, Aug4st II IhDU'
Eraruel Trans a member of the City Council IRON
the First Ward had difficulty last night at hs honse
with his brott erin ~ aud fred shot gan az hiu
which took effect brother OF his intended Nlc'i'
psmec Johneritz XII ling him almost instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
Fire New.Orieans.

NEw-ORLEASs, Friday, Aug. lO, loOo.
A row of buildings Royal street, extending Irom
Custom House street to Rienvile street. occupied as
furniture liquor and piano stores, we're burned last
niobt. The loss is small, and mostly insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
LOUISVILLE, August IL, 1860.
Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, August 3 1860.
R.TRe Republican says HeudersoN, Democrat, is de.
fssied for Congress in the lid Dis net by 249. Asfr
~ heard FROM jackson leads Orr, for Governor, 100
votes.
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The Chicago ZOuaves.

ST, louis, aug, TT I0OO.
The Chicago Zousves were escorted to the parade,
ground this afternoon by the National Guards, and
gave an exhibition drill 10 the immense gratiheation OF
the spectators, many of whom were iades' Inc
Zouayes leave for home to morrow morning.
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Rrig Zone Ashore.

BosToS Saturday, Aug ii 1860.
The brig Zone, from Cnba bound here went s ashore
last night In the fog on Ran Island Ledge and oged
She had cargo of 400 boxes of sugar for Montreal
and eighty hogheads Of molssses on New account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
MEXICAN Affairs,

NEw-ORLEASs. FRIDAY Aug. 10, lS6o.
Lerdo Tejada wr IS that the CONSTITUTIONS Govern
mept has certain intelligence that the Spanish govern
mept is fitting out an xped ion to give moral support
to Miramon third expedition againgst Vera Cruz
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Ohio Congressional Nomination.

\. EVANSVILLE, Saturday, Aug. 1T ISbU.
The Republicans of the XVIth District nominated
William b. Gutter for Congress