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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
Carriages and Harness.

AM NOW receiving splendid as cs"L
Il sortment Of MARRIAGES 4 HAIR 49,
NESS ofevery description TO which the attention
of purchasers is invited.
Having selected my stock in person, during the
summer, can supply my customers at prices as
low as any in the South and of the best quality.
Call and examine.
a fine assortment of Children's CABS and GIGS
Having purchased a large quantity Of material
from the manufacturers. my facilities for repair
ing are complete and with first rate workmen aud
spacious rooms. am prepared to repair all kinds
of Carriages with dispatch and on reasonable
erms.
Plantation work attended to as usual. Just re-
ceived, two pair of excellent Timber Wheels, COM
pete, Of Bubsy aud Lttle's make, at the Planters
Emporium corner Of Church and Main Streets,
Baton Rouge, La. W. Y. TUNNARRD.
November 9th 1S5S-d&wtf
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

II INEN, white and brown, bobinet, cotton
mays PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
CHOICE TEA.

A LARGE assortment of the best Black
IA and Green Teas, warranted fresh, just
received by ED. d VIM. B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
HANDKERCHIEF.

WEHAy,,EjSst received large large. supply Of Ia
| solored Bordered Ilaudkerchiefs, which we offer
at low prices at the
| PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
| mara Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
To SPORTSMEN.
Medicated Iodine Cigars.

L'oR the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Lungs and Bronchial Tabes, prepared in
FRANKFORT on Main, Germany, and for sale
by [july2l.] Ed. 81 WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

GENTS KID GLOVES.
IF You want good Kid Gloves, call at
j the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE,
deolS. Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
HARNESS COLLARS &C.

A new new supply of cart-maehinery
IA cart-saddles, hog skin collars blind
bridals &c. at
LARGUINR 81 LANOUE'S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

MusIins and Jaconets.
A LARGE lot Of the above, to be sold at Re.
N duced prices at the
mara PH1LA, CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
Price Reduced from 81 TO so Cents

he. WATERS Pulmonica, the best
II medicine now in use for the cure Of
Colds Coughs, Influenza and Consump-
ton. For sale at 80 cents pc bottle, or
s. per dozen by
july2l. Ed. 81 WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
CORN MILLS! CORN MILLSil

HHE "Victor" Farm and Plantation
i Meal Mill, and Corn and Cob Crusher
for feed. These mills can be seen in OPP
Grafton at the Southern Enterprise Ma
chine Works, and are, without douot, su-
perior to any combination of the kind ever
brought to this market. For sale by
aprl3-tf. DELACROIX d. co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS.
PORTER AND ALE.

A LARGE supply jast received at V.
"A HEUDE & CO.'S. Drug Store, and
Tor sale at reduced prices. may1l.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
NOW Is THE TINE,

Two MAKE room for my new fall stock, will
Il offer from this date Il remaining part of
my splendid and well selected assortment of
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Pianos and Cutlery,
rt greatly reduced prices. All those in search
of good bargain will please call on
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
iune26 Matchmaker and Jeweller.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
TO PLANTERS.

WE HAVE in store 200 bbls. superior
w Winter Whale Oil and 10 bbls Win
ter Strained Lard 0il--for sale Mt city cash
prices by ED. d. WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
CLOCKS.

HAVE just received large assortment OF on
Il month and eight day Clocks with ana with
out alsrmers, which am enabled 70 sell very low
having purchased the same direct from the manu-
factory at Waterbury, Conn.
mar2o THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
LINEN MEETINGS.

SUPPLY Of white and Brown Mosquito Net
| n tings, has been received; also lot of Bob
| binet Netting TO arrive In few days, at the
| nn.,a PIIILA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
SUNDAYS.

MANUFACTURED by W. W. WILSON, Pitts
wi buarg, Penn. can he ordered 81
mar14 THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Sole Agent for this and adjoining Parishes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

NECTAR. ED a WIN. BOGEL, would re-
IN specially notify the ladies that they can
now be supplied with the delicious Nectar Syrnp.
by calling at their Soda Counter. junelG
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
CAST STEEL.

nGTAG0N, Square, Cast and German Steel
~ mara M0NTAN d MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
HEATING STOVES

A PERFECT cord of them yet on hand. at
IA M0NTAN 4 MATTA'S
deco Hardware Corner
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
BLACK SILKS.
SPECTACLES.

/ HAVE on hand an assortment Of Pebbles and
Il fine Glasses in Gold. Silver and Steel frames,
which offer at Uuch lower prices than they are
generally sold. THEO. GOLDMAN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
CRATES,

LANCY ParlOr and Office Crates, complete.
l. apl6. LARGUIEK a LANOUE.
Cor. LAFAYETTE 3 Florida SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
JUST RECEIVED.

TAs-150 kegs Pine Tar, for sale.
l. spr22y THOMAS BYRNE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
COUNTERPANES.

WE HAVE just received from New York, a
w hne supply of white Marseilles Counter
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
octl5 Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16

Helmbold's Genuine Preparation
HIGHLY Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu,
Fsr D;seos,, offbe Binder, Kidneys, Crorel,
Dyopsev Wsatnessss, Distractions, ftD'as
(omlaafpts. and al DISEASES 81 hs
lSe1ual OTpdHs,
Arising from Excuses and imprudeneies IN bie,
and removing all Improper Discharges from the
BLADDER, Kidneys, or Sexursl Organs, whether
existingin
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever casse they may have originated,
NO MATTER HOW LONG STANDING.
Giring Health and TIgor 10 The Frame, and bloom
= 10 The Pulled Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTEDl!!
Il cures Nervous and Debilitsted Sufferers, and
removes all the Symptoms, among which will
be found
Indisposition
TO Exertion, Loss Of
Power, Loss Of Memory,
Difficulty OF Breathing, Gem
eral Weakness, Horror OF Dis
ease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dread
fnl Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision. Lam
gour, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular
system, Often Enormous Appetite with Dys-
the Body, Dryness Of the skin, Psllid
COuntenance and EruptiOns on
the Face, Pain In the Bsek,
Heayiness Of the Eyelids,
Frequently Black
Spots Flying be-
fore theeyes,
| with Temporary SufTusions and Loss OF Sight: :
Want Of Attention, Great Morbility, RESTLESS
| ness, with Horror OF Society, Nothing IL
more Desirable 10 such patients than
Solitude. and nothing they more
Dread for fear of themselves;
| no Repose % Manner, no
| Esrnestness, no Spec
ulatiOn, but
| Hurried Tran
| sition
from one question
| to another.
| These symptoms II allowed TO 90 Op-which
| this medicine invariably remOves-soon follows
LOSS OF POWER; FACULTY, AND EPILEPTIO
/ Fifs-in one Of which the patients may expire.
| Who can say that these excuses are not unfre-
quently followed by those direful diseases.
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIONi
| The records OF the INSANE ASYLUM and the
| mela nchoy hs .ONSUnPrIuN pear
| ample witness TO the truth these assertions -
| In the Lunstic Asylums the most melancholy
| exhibitions appears. The cor. tenance is actual
ly sodden and quite desitute-neithsr Mirth or
grief, ever visits y should n sound OF the voice
occur, II Is rarely articulate.
"With voeful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his riefbeguiled."
sands upon thousands TO uDtimely graves, thus
Blasting the ambition OF many noble youths. II
can be cured by the use Of this
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-16
TARi TARii

PY THE Keg, Barrel and half Barrel =,
ID always on hand at
augl5 MONTAN & malta.
, 1860-07-16

DISPUTE WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Tho San Juan question, or rather the ques-
ton involving the right Of Tue United Stntes
to the Islando Of San Juan on the Oregon coast,
has aasumsd now aud alarming proportions;
and nothing but the determination Of our gov
ernment to exercise wiso forbearahco and the
largest chnrlty eau prevent serious Difficulty
with Great Britain. Unquostionably tho
weight Of testimony is in fayor Of tie right o.
this country to tho island ID dispute; but "
the sending Of that brutal butchsr' hARSkf'
to tue spot, who, by his want Of tact and sense
hns Htill further complicated what was sum-
cianfs complicated before, IN affair that might
have been adjusted without a jar Of the ami
cable relations between tho riynl claimants,
has erowa to be national dispute Of the ftrst
magnitude; and the country will be lucky ifit
escape from tho imbrogIo with honor and
with any part Of the territory to which Aar-
noy has laid claim We await tho issue with
undiguised anxiety, and with tho hope that
the political cxigcncies Of the Sham Demo-
cratic party will not impel the Administration
ut Washington to plunge the country into a
long and bloody WAT with tho first Of Euro
pean powers for the purpose OF uniting and
consolidating its shattered columns. In the
hands Of Lincoln and. his advisers, animated as
they will be by sincere desire to net Justly,
tho settlement will bs easy. We wait the in.
coming Of Honest Old Abe, sure that Our in.
teruatioual relations, as well as the rclations
Of the States, will be safe in his Eands.
, 1860-07-16
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Tho world Is moved chiefly by men who
lave had their start il the country. 0fthose
who are prominent in politics, in theology, in
the profession Of the Law. and in the great
material enterprises Of The age, at least nine
Of e7cry ten are Of country origin The father
Of each was u tillcr Of the sol, or master Of
some trade, followed it faithfully, aud betimes
taught his son how to labor; the mother was
a careful, industrious housewife, performed
houschold duties, dispensed with "help," and
transmitted to her son vigorous constitution
and IN indomitable energy. Great men rarely
conc Of c;ty-brcd parents. That kind Of stock
dwa.is hster than any other, other in the ami.
nal or vegetable kingdom. Two generations in
the city nro nearly always sufficient to close
up family record. As city's commerce
rests upon the country, 30 also the mental and
physical energy which hivsA1t ahead is sup"
plisd from the farms aa& Workshops Of the
country. It is tho perpetual Interchange !"
population that prevents our cities from sinking
into decay. We proudly boast that our cities
are the centres Of enlightenment Of renne-
mout and Of ciysxation. But were it not for
the blood and the brain Of the country, tho
beast would soon case to be made. Break tae
c;rcuit cut Of the interchange Of citizens,
cea,e to recruit from heiresb Life and vigorous
blood Of the country, and stop The flow Of peo:
pie whom decayed fortunes and docayed con
athutlons are driving to the country, and cur
cite. would ECON beosme plague spots which M6
nothing but tho fires of Sodom and Gomotrah
could purify.
Toung people in the country are apt to be
: ambitious Of city life and city pursuits. It Il
veil that it is 60. Yet there are certain pre-.
requisites without tho possession q which NJ
, 1860-07-16
lATRR FROM PIXIES PEAK.
Letter from Alderman Ward.

Correspondence Of the rsrss ard TIihune.l
DEsyra Cs7r, June % 1851
After tramp Of nearly five weeks in the
mountains, I find myself once more in this city,
and right glad 10 avail myself Of eome Of the
Injuries Of civilization as sort Of recompense
for the hardships and privadons / have en-
dured.
If any one in the States lacks appetite or
sleep badly, know journey which, if they
take, will, II it does not make them stronger, ut
least bring them ont hungry and sleepy. ::
The Indians, VII owere gathered go thick a
few weeks sgo. have nearly all disappeared. 1t
turns ont that they were hero only to make up
d war party 10 60 to the South Park md fight
the Utah's, and few days before left the
Park, grand war party Of FIVE or six hundred
A1apahoes and their allies came riding past our
tent-stoppin9 just long enough to beg little
tobacco snd sugaz-and giving Us 10 understand
they were going to battle with q band Of utahs
some fifteen or twenty miles lower doun, On the
Platte, and which had passed our camp only =
tev days before. They we're all we'll mounted
on ponies, aud pretty well armed, and rs they
went galloping over the plains and hills, gelP-
, 1860-07-16

Ing and brandishiug their weapons, presented
quite forr'aabfe apr' l''.' .ash'" !:
dowM ups ':.rirf 's''
and child I'll ,...-,. ~;
attaek, and ior l. "",.; made sud h.'~.,
took quite number of ponies and sea1pa and |
some prisoners, but the Utahs rallied, and in |
turn drove the Allies bowling from the noun
tains, with the loss Of one hundred warriors |
and some three hundred wounded. The Utaha |
wero far superior 10 the 1ndians Of the plains, |
aud sing handed are more than = match for |
the allied five tribes formerly about here. They,
the utahs, are moro muscular and intelligent
and generally better mounted and armed than
the Allies. They are also more gentlemaaly TO-
ward the whites, md do not beg for everything
they sec. ! have heard Of no depredations CON-
1nitted BY them, and for my part like them far
better than any met on the plains, and Was
among them considerably.
The South Park is, and has been for a long
time, a sort Of battle ground for contending
tribes Of Indians, but the Utahs now most fire.
quent it. aud claim it rs theirs.
Day before yesterday went again to Greg
ozy's. Great improvements have been going on
within the past fre weeks, and some new aud
rich leads have been discovered. Machinery is
coming ID very rapfd1y, and on my return met
"a teams and 7 quartz mills. still think the
mines about G1egory'a are richer by lar, that
any others Jet discovered, though, as have
often said, even there, a man uuaided By capital
aud machinery can make but poor headway.
Wages there for laboresa in the guleh and lead
| claims are only $l.5o per day and board, and
mechanics get from eo.oo to $500 and boar1-
| There is great demand for labor there, but the
supply is fully equal to it.
There is already setting in n great tide ofre-
turning emigration. and I hare no doubt but
before long there will be far more de-
paptures for the East from Denver than ar
rivals. Dut enough will remain and come to
make this great city, md rich country.
1t il belieyed by those most competent to
judge that very rich depositea will this year b.
opened far down the western slope, and larger
parties are on low theirway prosps citing. Denver
must be the point from which supplies for all
tho mines now opened must be drawn, and
should new mines be discovered in the region
speak Of, they must be supplied from here.
had almost f,rgot to mention that during
the time our party we're "prosps sting" in and
around the Peak we discovered several "1eads''
which opened finely and which may Jet mike
us all rich, and have q reserved claim for you.
Twill bring specimens. We hunted some two
weeks for silver, found nuggets, in small sizes
end quantities, and perhaps lead Of mineral
also. We hope so.
, 1860-07-16

Spa1p1xGs pRErAnxD GLuE-To hare 4 Ia
rori,e piece Of china Clipped or broken, pc.
book with its binding torn, nice piece Of fur
niture fractured, is terrible aud temper-de-
stroy ing nuisance. Not without remedy. as We
can testify. Nr. Spauldirg. who advrrtises his
Prepared Glue in 1Ae |;Ftss today, sent US some
of ii yesterday We devoted two hours to Us
practical application-result, two carved chairs
completely restored, many odds aud ends OF
china and glass made tit for use, tatteEed map
made as good as new, several daguerreot5pe
cases renovated, aud an old folio edition Of
Herodotus and lic,ner, printed in the year 1900,
whose antique boards (literally toards) we're
century or two. We might hare mcuded any
quantity Of ehi]rcn's l,r"kea Toys, but cared in
utter IN hour at the worst Of them. This Pre-
pared Glue, which is liquid about Is thick as
glue, rud applet by a. brush WHICH Accompa-
nies each bottle, is 80 Indispensable ia house
thut We now wonder how We conisl have gone
on without it.
, 1860-07-16

COMMENT sr TEE P. Asp T.-Bettiue Is abou-
inhble; but the 7sm<s parade is more abom--
Unable s!nl-it is dishonest. For the purpose
Of testing it with the pecuniary toueh-stone,
We arc induced to print the above, which comes
from responsible man,
, 1860-07-16

Steam Wagon In San Francisco.
4 steam wagon. from England, is exhibiting
in the streets Of San Francisco. The Timts Of
the 14th ultimo, in describing its workings,
says:
"Wheu fastening was made and the train
ready for start, there was great number OF
persons on the heaviest OF the two trucks, mak~
ing in all load of about forty IONS. The wheels
of this vehicle were solid, about a foot in width
and Two in diameter, size and form very an-
favorable for cobb1e.st stone street, IS WAS soon
seen. The train had barely started when one
Of these chubby wheels jerked number Of cob
be- stones out of place. The wagon continued
tugg;ng the trucks alonR, and the wheels con-
ment, This proved the great strength Of the
locomotive, but showed that cooble stone
streets were not the kind Of road for such q
truck and such load. After passing along q
rod Of two, the crowd having jumped of the
truck, the wagon passed along successfully. 1t
trucks with larger wheels we're added on, and
the train then passed on to Third, thence to
South PARK. around the eltiptical green there,
aud then along Third back to Howard and to
the foundry.
"The steam wa,on weighs about ten tons.
The driving wheels arc seven feet in diameter,
and made Of iron. The tires are seven inches
wide. and rounded in such manner Is to setze
The ground Us they 1evolve. There are four Of
these driving wheels, two side By side, on each
4 de Of The wagon, and SO constructed that only
one On each aide touches the ground except
where grades are to be ascended, sand or mud
to be crossed, snd in all other cases where d
great surface Of tire may be required. The
| stearning apparatus consists Of pilot wheel
| which is placed in front Of the wagon and con
nected with the fore wheels. In other respects
| the vehicle resembles a locomotive with doubls
engines Of about twenty horse power"
, 1860-07-16

Charles Sumner at fhe Cooper Instfsnfs'..
Campaign life Of Lfneo'n'-. F<.c York
a. U-asrrfuE Flaee---Trnr<fersf for Ja-
uan.--TAs STOCK .uarEff, SC.
, 1860-07-16
Photographic Communication between
Russia and the u. s.


Correspondence Of tie n. +. Hers!d.]
wAsn1so1ox, July II. 1850.
r. Nc. D. Collins, 0. S, Consul to the Amoor,
came passenger in the Fulton. apa arrived nero
to-day with dispatches from st. Petersburg Tor
our Government. Mr. Collins recsnt mission
to ST. Petersburg was to procure the sanction
and CO. operation Of the Imperial government
in the construction Of telezraphic communica-
ton between Russia and the United States, Ela
Asiatic Russia, crossing to America By OF near
Behring Straits, to or bF tue Allntian Islands.
The Russian government hasalreudy authorized
upon this line The construction Of seven thou
sand miles Of telegraph, from kazenthe. the
eactern termination OF telegraphc comnunlca.
tjou in Euroneau Russia, to The military and
naval establishments al The mouth Of the Amco7
riyer- The government could not agree IT, con-
struct a line Of telegraph beyond the point
nxmed at present, but have authorized Ar. Col
Inns to surrey route from the mouth OF the
AMOR. over the Kussiu1 possessions in Asia
aud America, i distance Of about thirty i've
hundred miles, on the proposed route to san
francisco. the y hole distance being about five
thousand miles.
Couut Norauicf, Goreruor.Geueral Of East
ern S,beriu, had left St. Petersburg few days
hefore Mr. Collins, aad will visit the Anoor
country during tie summer, tue Russian gov
erument 1aTirg acquiesced ~ his prfjecs for
The commercial Development OF that county.
The Emperor Eas ord6led the opening Of the
Anoor country, in ls62, to the tree search for
minerals, which has heretofore been reserved
tn the royerpmeut Foreign emigration will
b. encouraged by further legislation Of the i'm
nerial eoyt1nmeut- A liberal policy in COM
Inerce and intercourse upon the Amo0r will
n,ohob1v he carried out.
, 1860-07-16

LONE OF OUR EAih;AlNS,-
sisWa.
blk l:usfa. tver ~ Ya1ts fr e1e.ol.
AtGh t}Aynd4 re sik.-50c.ni~-
RAJ L>1n4 extra heav. CT, Let II k5-T.: tents.
Y11l v d. etac!ed fIsunu, Mostl silks fos u shl1
iifrs.
licsl French Urandy susln colors warranted. for ene
saIl lrE.
tartke l;nlt-, fbr t!e: t!"lars.
Ktl'c, 1 evr;y En-. iof si.c taf the to=s-
Yard wide l.2Wrs. cents.
rev Fnent:ls. l s.u.t 6.
First ruA.Ey CA.ls. III .rr.s AID shilling.
Ia'A ~il4 t'TeAe. Prints >hi ling.
llafe u .atI.- for t no DOLLAR.
tlsnh. Hafexe aud I b L Mantle haH ,E!ce.
Ext,anE ,,.+r. bargains iu eI:tIs.
txLt u 9th M4Ht!e, !Ms !+>s than h1!f Fffc>.
~ Ca tasly and svture .s-t s-l IN ~ there Is
TREMENDOUS Hush, W. RO~S j Co..
ria 1T aud ltY l. Ike street.
, 1860-07-16

- Gey Moore, Of .alatana, Is lying yer,
i'll 1t Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Va.
Ill bis limbs are paratyzcd.
, 1860-07-16

THE WOOD nAKGER3i Or Tnz TzArr1as or Soso1A
Dy Capt. Mayne held New YuTk: R. H. Dewitt.
This is Z book Of tho sensation order, class
Of literature which The ready brain Of Captain
Reid affords m abundant supply. Tho F" Wood
hangers" is from somewhat different teld
than that which hrs heretofore engaged the ut
tention of the Captain, but it is pretty much IN
the old vein. It will undoubtedly prove attfac-
tire to the class Of readers which has heretofore
oGefed him abundant inducement to write. 10
be had Of the booksellers.
JESSIE CAMERON. Domestic story Of Scotland LIE.
Dy LA4y Rachael Bulrr. New York: Il w. Dewitt
OF different claas fom tbs Mood hangers,
Que which can be read with both pleasure and
profit. For sale by the booksellers.
oSE.ANDTwESTY. Bs the author Of "Wlldao"e1,'
eic. New York: K. II. Dewitt.
The critics denominate this "de1ighttu'
story and we doubt not it is. at least ne
think 50, from the hasty glance No have been
enabled to glve it. Found ut the bookstores.
, 1860-07-16

%SF1txaKIn.p @alf H. Ao7''
uoS. J, G. AL1xs-DkAR SIn: Your note m
vitiux folut discussion was received on yes.
tarday ii Jacksonville. hare to.day reoeived
4 similar note from Dir. Thomas II. aope, the
candidate to-dsy nominated by the National
Democracy.
@onsent to address Republican mass meetings
in various psrts Of the Siate. accept Hostr IN
eitat;on q for d joint di.:sus;on- After hare
filed lie appointments to which an already
committed. / shall he ready to unite with any
Of the gubernatorial candidates, who may Dc;
sire il, 70 scries Of joint discussions. ! will
in short time present you with list Of tae
times .od places Mt which 11trs Mn eo'u 'a
RicHARp YATES,
, 1860-07-16
l9rcs8 & Trihut1G,
MONDAY, JULY 16, 1850.
onv.rER AND pKYON.-YATES AM
k W = = A'N- 49, hIIEhA

.,orrEn AND pNYOR--YATES AND
k~A ALLEN.
Another Potter and Pryor affair, rninue tue
rovo,ycrs md bowie. knives has just taken
place, as will bo seen from the following cor
rsspondenoe: ,e..
,,.x, p,cu.sp YA1Es, Jacksonville, Ill:
ur,n N1; As expect soon. to enter upon
.he canvass for Governor.t address you to
know il it would be agreeable to you to make
IN sr1nnse the time of commencing this order
n discussion, &c. Your reply will reach me
nj this place on the 10th inst
Yours respectfully, J.C. ALLEN