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10 Iss * + BECCA SEMUN
0pE'S my :.
~ FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY. Sak

Miss r, LYON. No; lis Broad street, tuv
new STYLES OF FALL and WINTER Bon
NETS, CAPS and HEAD-DREsSES; FRATH
EhS, yarIops kinds and colors; French FLOW.
Eho, hlfBONs, DC. "a
~aM NEW AND FASHIONABLE "a,
VV M L INERY XXX
ga BROAD STREET VlSe
MRS. DAVIS 4 SISTER beg leave 10 iniofE
their friends. pRtrons. and the ladies' geueral
mat they are paw openin, their Fall stock 81
MILLINERY GS0DS. consisting in part Of sla
Straw and Velvet BoNNETs, PLuMEs. Rls
B0NSa Low ERS, WREATHs. HEAL
CAPES, BEKTHAS, INFANTS HATS, CAP
AND RUCHES. of every style.
The ladies' of Richmond. and those visiting %
city, are most respectfully solicited 20 call and 81
anime these goods. as they issl confident tba .Asj
Will be able 10 please, both IN sts le and pfice
WANTED--Th or four hrst-class MILL
NERs, to whom the best prices will DO paid A.
ply as above. Oo as
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please say they are ADV
LADIE
Anderson Lucy
Allen M iss Va
ALLOW mrs Mary
Alien miss b G
Anderson Lucy feold)
Archer mIss Mary A
Armstrong mrs
Atwaier mrs Mary
Atkinson miss Sallle G
a ABRAMS mrs Daniel
BALDWIN miss NJ F
Baldwin mrs CT
Baron miss Amy D
Banks mrs Ann F
Bates mrs H Jane
Barker mrs Va b
Bailey mrs Ann r.
Be sUchamp miss Mary
birmingham miss M G
Blair miss Nj
Boyd MISS Bette
Booker miss Ellen
Rooth mrs Kate X
Brown miss Elizabeth
BOwdsn miss NJ q
Branch mics l. v
Branch mrs K
Bradley mrs ID E
Hrownifg mrs e
| BRADFORD mrs v
crown mrs Mary F.
Brennan Margaret
Brumley miss nc
Drummer mrs NJ K
Brooks miss J
| crooks miss b j
| Bsarsley miss Z
Burrough rs mrs II +
| Ciopton mrs Sarah Il
| Collier mrs Jno l.
Conway mrs Julia
| CoFrie mrs Catherine
| Cousins mrs Ann
| Grafton MIRA Mary
| Chinn mrs Geo ID II
| CapeGart mrs Badly A
| Cooper miss Annie
| Clark miss Sallie Il
| Connell miss Elenor
Crowe.l miss Catherine
Grow miss Martha A
| CHRISTIAN miss nj A
| Caulfie d miss Jennie
| Canker miss Crowly A
Carter naiss Julia a
| Christian miss Sarah
| CIenShaw miss Mary
| Collins miss Mary
Cam NJ argaret
DICK mrs Elah
| DOggett mrs NJ A
DOYLE miss Margaret
Driscoll miss Mary
Dixon miss Patsey
Denoon miss Va
Davis mis-. Columbia P
Davenport miss Fl
Daily miss Margaret
DAVIS miss Belle
Davis MISS Mary NJ
EubaDk mrs Charlotte
Eateon mrs Eliza A
Earnest miss H Jane
Edward mss Martha G
friedrich mrs Maria
Frary mrs David
Fozer mrs VIM
Figgen mrs Nancy
Fallon mrs Mary A
Fitzgerald mrs Cath
Forbes miss Kate
Fox miss Sophia
Flournoy mis- Sarah
Fitzgerald miss Louisa
Ford miss Minnie A
Freem in miss D
Graves mrs + NJ
Gibson mrs Marie
Gentry mrs NJ A
Green miss A 4
Grimes miss e G
Graham miss Hartley
Green miss Lizzie
Gay mss F I
Gaskins miss Lofty
Gardner miss H J
Holland mrs 3 H
HOlyapfel mrs LIZ
Harding mrs n
Harrison mrs NJ A
Harrison mrs J W
Hartman mrs Z
Hughes miss A I
Botze miss M A
Hill miss Isdoe T
Hill miss MillIs
Heath miss J G VI
Hoffmayer miss Sophie
Heath miss NJ r
Hatton miss L. 2
Harris miss s H
Hampton H,iss Z w
Irv,pa ,nrR Maria ouiaa
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DIED.

DIED.
On ysste rday evening. the 73d year Of her age.
Ms JANE H. VALENTINE. wife OF J. B. Val
entiue.
Her funeral will take place at the Grace street
Baoti VI Church. Sunday morning, at II O'Clock
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
On TUESDAY morning, the 9th instant. of brain
fever. col kMAN. son Of William H. and Mary
Jane Martin, aged months and 10 days.
take these little lambs said he,
And lay them on my breast;
Proteston they shall find in me
In me be ever biest.
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LOOT AND STRAYED

STRAYED-From my re sidence at Port
IN Mayo, Rockets. a large white HOSE,
0Aabout IL years old, with long switch tail q
little sprung IN the off hind leg, and the marx of
saddle on the back. liberal reward will be paid
BY me to any person bringing or giving me such
information so that may get him.
JOHN GAVAN, at City Gas Works.
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4 MADAME FAUCHE.

IfTfN HhDAOE FAUVHL, WQl
N H MlLLIN IN
~ zS5 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, ttvox5kS
doors above Ar. Quarlas' Store.I
Won announce her return from New York, va
the latest style of BONNETS, FLOWER
CAPS, ii EAp-DRESSFS, &c. Confident IN lsi
choicest articles. She would also call attention
her French importstleu received By las. stssnsf
BOSNETS, FLOWERS ard COiFPURE5.
AWttL BIZ OPEN OCTOBER srH.
EA IN consequence of the non-arfIvsi II ~
FRENCH bONNETS, INV opening will not ei'
place until OCTOBER 18TH. oe +-lE
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aN MiLLISERY-FALL TRADE. aAJ
go cesire to cali atte ntion 20 my e1-AN
S.oDs. consisting Of HEAD. DRESSES, y
DIES, CAPS, FURS and CLUASS. the --latest 81
most desirable styles
BLEACHING, PRESSING and DYEIS6 doss
in the best style Mas j. DEhELAAN
Main, between Hth and lsth ~
B:-Four to Ave good MlLLINERS sans4
lmmeai4taiy ogf-H
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MAnRfUD

On Tue.Aay. October IN. At Milton, N. c., BY
Nav. MI Jones r. KENNETH, Of RichMopd,
Va, to MA1lNDA DAVIS, Of king William
county, Va.
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GEN. VIM. III. HA II Nj A N, of
~ Augusta county, will address the De,
mocrasy OF Richmqnd; Ct tn A RICAN
18th, at O'Clock. cll-4ts
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!, ATTENTION. ath. y y y III, H. !. A,ssa
kTALION. 18TH RkG'T VA. NIL ssihTrEpAt
muster Of you, CompAny, On as r. ia ifea, q
- the Leigh street. African charch gs.,isd
the officers Of said Company VIII e = is1sss
The bcunds Of this CompaHy -, nes "a lasns
Il thence north aide Of broad street - xvsasss
ton fine. thence With said line 70 nIoSs Z psu
al. thsncs sopsk AIDE 81 DuyAl q " gssse iSspss
thsscs west side 81 Je1SrsqH % Lsssa 81 sSssss
sQslk sids II Lori !. y Ads.5 49,
Tkja muster IN relpired ~ 4H
s;dsi q Col vT. /. 4SbtbS... Aal.'ass
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MORAL EMBLEMS.
W RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery
THE INDIAN. on the Battle Field and IN the
THE ssSEREr ?, 81 iSAa Ri Ets' soEonoS or the
TemRIar's Daughter. BY A.. G. l.. Arnold,
A tHTHLoGGs OF BOOKS ON FREEMA
sONRY, and kindred SUBJECTS By w. Cor
CONSOLAT lON-The Bow in the Cloud By the
Rev. w. 3. Stevens. D. D. Sl.3s.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIFE, or Startling Scenes
and Periious Adventures in the Far West.
THAER's PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICAL AG-
hiGUtTURE. Translated by w. Shaw and
rAANIs OF THE HOLY LAND, with their
4. u.so ana Ficxsrs Illustratsd. BY Rev. H.
MORAL EMBLEHa. ,i,.
Jacob cs. and Fl al Axe: ard Naticns From
bound sl S,o UIssHsns. By J. Leighton. Richly
Hog s,sE;ria WORKS. con.is.in. of ,4s En-
are numerous Anecdotes Of the Anfhor aG w.
TnEks. poroeco binding. Qnartn Sa1 "a nich
Oh T IGTcs ITSE. f n .sa Aa NEW
TURES. Plates. S225. 90 * TT
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MS4lG sNTLEMEN Of kfCHMoNbnM
20ENaND ITS VICINlTY.--Miss RE- ~
eELCA SkMON would respectfully inicrm3 0H
eeived her stock o. FALL AND WINTER Pan
TERMS, compr,siuE tie Zoasve Jackets, for 4
boys; Garrick Coat, Spanish Dress, Zousve o "a
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and mum, :. o.
Apron Patterns. for little boys. Also. IL H. H..
aye and Cleopatra Aprons, and numb ? Of 6 H..
Sleeve Patterns, q VI D''S
Miss sEMON is now ready to b. aid .rd Tn
brolder the Zouave Jackets. for j. diss and ~
Gren. Also. Ladies' and Chilf fsn's Fisnn w
Sacks and Wrappirss for Infar IA: salts Ems,S
SSsrsd 7 Little Boys Also, mixing Drswinsas
room, at her fathers resis snce, doors Lelov "a
Charles Hotel. '''' WV" -
Oc 9-Im Ma REpErcA ornnx
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. RwIfCJOUs SOTIe

SSfSs RELIGIOUS NOTICE,-The new
~-E house of worship lust erected on 9Th, be-
ces of the BAPTIST CHURCH EXTENSION
UNION. Will ne opened for services next SAB
Oc t2- 2tS
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& DREss-MAKIre

M FALL AND WINTER MIL. "a
E&v tINERY. ~
~ NJ A DA ME- SON SSE
Will open her FASHIONABLE sTOce.@
TUESDAY, 10th inst, with q select sssortTs,,~
oc l3-E& MADAME SON, No. IS Nam
N MRS. E. LYON, oN
SIxY 12s MAIN STREET, tUP sTArssJ ~
Having Just returned from NsuSAH
York. E now ready to exhibit to her slom. :, =.
the public generally all the latest s.Ile. =
FRENCH MILLINERY. loset err with an ., !,
tensive assortment of FANCY GOODS EEtt
DIR ESSFS. HAIR WORK, and all sty les usv,s,
kept In her lIze.
ACoantry Merchants and Milliners cspb.
commodated with the latest styles of goods. AZ
on reasonable terms. &c 2s~3tavs.
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RUCAWHsAf FL0Uk. -Frs,h sappy just
bsslsl III KAyENAGH, ssh aud nd broad IS. -
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"a MISS V. A. TEMPLENAN ma
S&VWlli open. on SATURDAY MORN w
her FALL and WINTER MILLINERY. s',s
NETS, HATS, &C, with sple ndid assortment
RI BBoNS. FLOWERS, and HEAD DREsSa
RIES. Wells. BELTS, &c. and will take ~,
pleasure in showing them to all who may 1--we
ner with 4 call 90 1l-lp
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WANTED-To sohclt call from all persons in
w want of TRUNKS. at the RICHMOND
U N X FACTORY, where | am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
TO the most superior | RIO RAN f.. ALL
L + AT He TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturer prices,
at No; 81 Nam 81, in Saddle and Harness Store,
~ TRUNKS REPAIRED,
Sc DO 3m JAMES KNOTS.
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RICHARDSON'S.

C0e KICHAKDsON's. Onc
A. WINGS ce.ebrated FARINA CRACKERs
Fresh POUND, SPONGE ana JELLY CAKE.
Fresh PIES and PASTRY every day.
Also
That superior MOLASSES CANDY.
Hnnrks asscFtment oil Plain and Fsucy TEA and
ORDERS received Cor WEDDING ard other PAR
TIES: x6 MAIN SrkEET.
s1e lA-le Near 9th sk.
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THE DEMOCRATIC COMMIT.
G5 TEE FOR MADISON WARD will me ct
THIS EVENING, tSaturday, l2th,l at IN O'Clock.
at DR.. Doves Office, on Bang street, between 9th
and 10th, b. order OF the
90 l3-It CHAIRMAN.
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UNION PRAYER MEETING
0I A UNION PRAYER MEETING of all
DENOMINATIONS will be held every day this week, a;
II O'Clock, at the Hall of the Young Mems Chris-
tan Association, in Goddin's Building. The citi
zens generally are invited to attend, as we'll all
strangers visiting the city. re Palm
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sBRvAMrs FOR HIRE & SALE

FOR III E-A middle aged WOMAN without
4 lncumbrance, who can do good washing. Ap
ply to COOKE CLOSE, on l4sh ST.,
oc l2-ts Exchange Hotel Building.
TOR HIRE For the balance of the year.
MAN accustomed to waitlnk ip the house.
driving, &C. Apply to X. CAUTROaN.
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on MADAME GRADE, FkANChna
* IT'S Main St., corner Of nth st., informsStE
the ladies' tina. she will open her rooms for t6s ~
Of MILLINERY GOODS. VIZ: Bopnets. Hair Nss
Lace Sets, etc. Also, Perfumsry, Embroldsra
Yokes, Infants' Robes. Particular attention \
Cbildren's Clothes. Pirking, Stamping and rlul
Ing. VIII open TUESDAY, 18th OCTOBER
Wanted, a MlLblNEH. oc ll-lus
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- FOR TNE PURPOSE OF FA-
gSa CILITATING THE IRA DE OF this city,
from and after this date, the undersigned, will
require paper payable t., the order of purchasers
for ali goods sold ut auction credit.
EDMnND, DAVENPORT & CO..
81 CRENSHAW CO,
DUNLOP, M OECURE r. CO,
CHAS. I. WORKMAN & co.
Richmond, va October IL, l.Go. oc Pts
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49, M lie r T NC OF STOCKHOLD-
So ERS.-The annual meeting of the Stock
ho.ers OF the R0ANoKE VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY, will he he'd in the town of Carks-
vile, on I II kSDAY. the 18th Of October, 1860 -
IL is very desirable that there should be full at
oc I-dtls0 T. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
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w< JUST RECEIVED By ATEAM'N
W FIR SAXONfA. from Germany. sIsa ~
S-dld lot of original Hartz Mountain col D
NARtES; in full soag. Also, hls sos y ursas
FISH, large size, for sale 81 the blkR sasNN
9 doors sb1ve the Va. Central Railroad psS'~
oc ll-yts
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fyOOk EOR SALE.-We have for sale q young
~ NEGRO WON AN, aged twenty years. She ID
an No. Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and Ironer.
PTILIAM Il co. Aucts.,
sel5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin 81.
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Ia FOh RENT-The DWELLING over the
6aa store on the corner of 23d and Main SITS. Pos
- session gwen immediately. Apply GU the
premises. loc ID 81 WIATT 4 ASHTON.
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1z-A SIS REWARD-stra ed from my res
XA idence. Monday, Oct: LIST. small light
saa.2>ered COW. white stripe across her shout
ders and back part, four white legs. rail red and
white. Apply to FRED. RRAUER.
Oc g. 6tE Old Market
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY One or two
w GOOD TIMERS, to whom good wages will
be paid. None but practical, sober and industrious
hands need apply. F. HEFFLEY,
oc S-ts 81 Nam street
, 1860-07-18
LEWIS ID. CAMPRELL4

Tic Chicago Times joyfu1ly publishes let
tcr from Lewis D. Campbell, Of Ohio, repndi-
atiuc the National Republican Platform be-
cause it does lot approve Of the disFfanchlse-
men, OF lcreign-born citizens We iuler IRON
the remarks Of the Times that it not only en-"
darses Mr.. Campbell's act but also Ats1'ecultar
reasons for tie act. This is not strange since
7ye ,}ud the B=ll.I:verett leaders Of pro-s1avery
rfoeliyitics, in tue North, joining the Douglas
ites, aud the Douglas party Of the South threat~
cnipg 10 20 over in hody to Bel-Everctt
As 10 Casnp1,cll-~Lewis D. Campbell, Of
Ol;o-we are rot aware that anybody cares
whefa lie 20 $. The Republicans Of his dis
tr;ct bore with his follies until it became ar-
narent that he was doughtace, when they al
lowed lin to be soundly beaten hy Ta1landig-
hmm. who il avowedly the worst pro'slarcry
m,n in the North after John Logan ID. VI, OF
this State. lie (CanpbelD was the only man
in the district who could not have beaten ' al
1acd;cham. .Anson BurIngame saved him his
rsncmiuation by urging tue mighty services
nnrformcd as second 10 the Brooks-Bnrlingame
duel. which was never fought. The last Of Sir
Ca1npbel4's public record relates to hls confes
with yaIlandisham for the seat in Congress, ant
1te roiut in controversy was whether TIC o
Mr, T. received the greater number ot vote
from negroes. 1t was clearly shown that bot
Of them were largely indebted to that clas
who "have no rights which white men ar
bound to respect" but allgood men Ttjo'ee
when Iallandigham got the seat, and thu
sent pcstilent and tEeacherous dcnososu
into retirement.
, 1860-07-18

The Atlanta Contederacy is the leading
Douglas organ in Georgia It labors with
<,noat zeal to advance his interests and to &C.
c,re him tho vote Of that State. Nevertheless,
thu editor il doubtful Of the result. He fears
the election Of Lincoln Is inevitable; and in
that event he is for disunion. Hear him:
But II the worst does come il Llneoln Is elee.
ted. let VI xritk oias heart and mind fnr9es tae
4,ast. AND GO OUT OF TIE UNION IT,
GETAER. II NC permit the blacks tn come
info power, aad allow them TO govern us, tier
viii. in four ahort. .yearx, iofict mortal sting
unon Slavery from which it wall 1eVer recover
We must not permit It,
Such is the language Of the Douglns men G
f3eorr;a. It Is in strict accordance with thE
avowed doctrines Of HeEschel Y. Johpson
vhose yiows the Chicago Times dare not le
its readers see. Instead Of publishing hls d1s
union sentiments and such declarations q
Douglas organs Mt The South as the abov
from the Contedracy. that paper lies IN
towering rage over the disunion procll'1tes
Breckinridgc and Ills supporters. 50 lar
ws have observed the only threats Of d'snn'o
, t,,st have been made aince the Baltimore non
;nat;oas, hsyo come from Douglas papers an
Douglas orators.
, 1860-07-18

The DoueIas and Breckenridge factions in
tie ancient town Of Jonesboro have mutually
pasged .No1l-1Lttrcourse Act, by tue terms
Of which, tho Douglas men have resolved not
to trade Mt the Breckenridge stores, and the
B,eckiaridee families have determined not TO
visit the Douglas families nor 10 recognize
them rs respectable members Of society. 4
CORRESPONDENT writes us under date ol jones'
1,o7o, July l4th: "You can have no idea of
"the bitterness Of feeling which hns sprung
"un between the factions here sirce the
"Breckinridge electoral ticket was nominated
"at Springfield. 1t las entered into the bust
"ness and social relations Of the people in
such way Us to bid lair that the rart'es
will come to blows before the election The
.Brsckinr:dge faction are the more numerous
"in The county, as they were two years ago.
"and they have Compelled all the candidates
"for county Offices to dec]nre unequ''oca5
"for Breckenridge and Lane as CONDITION
"p7eccdcnt to having their claims considered
";n their coming Convention. Mr.. John +
"Nail. the Breckinridge eaector Tor the 3a
"dis,r;ct is the editor Of the .1opesboro Ga
.se.e. he proposes to take the stump agalns
"John Loean {dcm,} or Judge 11eyn'e as eoo1
ass 1l4c Douglaait>s s begiE their campaign Il
"E1ypth
, 1860-07-18

muscular, US their appearance and movements
on Saturday clearly demonstrated. They aTe
Ill quite young in the ranks apparently
over twenty-four years Of age, and none of
them wear whAkers-onlY well.de1ned, orna-
mental moustache, and Bome are smooth shaven.
TIE Commander, Col. E. E. Ellswortb,l ,lNho is
not graduate Of West Point, is Of medium
height, fine 6gure, military in his bearing, has
jauuty," deml" air about him, Is very quick
and dashing ia his movements, and gives out
his commands in q tone and With an emphasia
equal 10 that Of the crack man OF the corps OF
West Point cadets, the adjutRnt. Une thing il
remarkable about him. lie certainly gets mora
drilling ont Of his men in q stated period Of
time, than any officer in our regimente.
[From the y. \. Herald. 1tth.l
The drill Of the Chicago Zou>ses, which was
witnessed By ten thousand of, our citizens III
front Of the City Hall on Saturday, presenfed .
noveispectacle to the eyes Of both the 1nltiateo =
and uninitiated in military tactlcs, and aehaeTea
for our Western volunteers m acknowledge
meut Of superiority over our own aola1ers,
which must have been os gratifying TO them TO
receive as it WAS magpanimons IN ns 10 a"afa'
We are very proud, and justly so: OF our Eoiun'
teer militia. We glory in the First Oiy1sion
aud almost worship the National Gnaro on'
there was no shrinking on Saturday, eathes
among the populace or the officers and soioaeff
preaent at the brilliant evolutloua ot tas
Zouayes, in cheerlulIy according to them 1oe
palm of superiority. and pronoune'nB the yer
dict that nothing like their performance ha1
been teep ia New York before.
, 1860-07-18
1Mu. 1sN. 1s6o. 1852.
Flour, fIts......... et3,i6t et7.hN 76$&13 1s3b!4
's '%hsst. l"*...*..sse3ss asama ss.3s3 ss " sa"ss
0sta, hu............ 6s..ts{ sSsH& 49&sla -, 10
ltfe, bu: :..........-. 6t:p3 eI.7ee 11sl6 3El3
Barley, hu. lezG1l 1u,e29 %atl0 47,pN

LA3!eys AA..A..s.-.. As.et1 &-4+s<S |1FA1V HdsVt0
The stock Of Flour in this market is now
very low-amounting to only 3, 700 br1s.-and
the market for the present is neglected BY
shippers. The local trade, however, is {air,
and the market is firm-spring extras closing
at $4.90 to $5.25, and new White Winter, at
$3.50 for choice brands. Oh Spring Wheat
Is almost out Of market, and the new crop is
Just beginning to arrive. This market for new
Winter Wheat opened Inst week at Sl.eo for
No. Red, but as the supply ,ame heaviez,
it gradually declined-closing at Sill. The
heavy receipts Of Corn, as well as the advance
in freights-l 1-ec per hushe1-has greatly
depressed the market, which shows decliue
during tho week Of to 3.2c per bu The amount
in store on Monday YVES 100000 bushels.
Oats hare been less active, and the market
Shows decline Of lc. New Bye has been
received ard sold at 50 to Sic. New Barley
has also come in to some extent; hut it was
damp and had to be sold at n low price in con
sequence. Sound new is in request at 40c fo'
No. and 3oc for No. 2.
| Freights show decided upward tendency
and tho vessel interest begins to revive
| During the week an advance in ratios Of l-2
per bushel On corn has taken place; and il
| view Of the large amount OF corn now in store
and tue heavy crops Of wheat, oats, etc., il
the country, the general opinion is that highe
rates still will prevail during the remaining
three OF four months Of the season.
, 1860-07-18

An advertisement in the Jonezboro Gazette
brings to our notice tho Inst kidnapping case
IN Ezypt. 1t announces that colored man
"veighing 100 pounds is in the custody o.
tbo .,osf,uater of Donsola, Union county, III.
The sail negro is embcllished with cuts winch
may have been made with knife Or whip
and several gun shot wounds adoEn his per
aon-tbe latest one having been inflicted bs
Iii. captor, the postmaster Aforesaid The I'd
yer,iscment states that be was apprehendet
ly Mr., Postmaster and carried to Cape o'raf
aeau, Missouri, for the purpose Of finding BIZ
"owncr," but DO person appearing to cla'n
him be was brought back to Dongola- "hh'
on the WAT To the latter place he a1tempte'
to escape from lis captoz, but was brought I
by tho prompt use Of a shof gun!
, 1860-07-18

We ran through tbs eounties Of 0neida. Lew
ia aud Jefferson last week, and were gladdened
With the aspect everywhere presented, but espe:
cia1ly in Lewis County, in which the farmers
prospects we're neser better.
Tie Lincoln meeting at Lowville, last Thurs
day, was very large; that Ut Hoonvitle, in the
ereniue, very good those at Watertoxn next
day md esening rery strong and spirited. Il
Central and Northern New York do not give
LINCOLN and nan}in more Eotes and larger tns
iorities this fall than they ever yet gaze TO any
body, then ail signs are ds!usiEe,-H. 7. Tn
tnnS 1tkk
, 1860-07-18
The Zouayes at Albany
he Albany Evening Journal Of Saturday

The. Albany Evening sJonr7aal Of Saturday
says:
"0ur citizens enjoyed rare treat yesterday.
The drill Of the Zouayes. interesting 10 all, WAS
fo military eyea, most exciting. Twenty thou
aand peopie. at least, vera attracted 10 the r.
rade Ground, aud charmed with the spirit, dis
cip}ine. and perfection Of this corps--a corps
which. in the language Of the veteran founder
of ovr excellent Hurgesses, IVES an honor 70
their drill officer, aud to themselves" And the
nerIectlou OF this corps, in military education.
r. + the more surprising from the fact that the
nf1icer. and men are aslf-i1 ruettd. We do no
iniustice to the numerous and excellent mll!aig
companies By whom we have been F!slsed, 10
saving that the Chicago Zouaves, IN thorough
effective knowledge and discipline, sufpasseE
them all-
We have. passing By reviews at Quebec. Dub
In and Edinburgh, seen Lord wellington re-
view his Veterans in Hyde Park, Napoleon hi
Guards m he Champs de Mars, and the En-
peror og Russia, an Austrian Army il sienns
and all, except in associations, with less o. 40
| nniration than for this single corpa Of cft1zel
| soldiers from Chicago. Their drill yesss1da.
was ike that we have seen hY the Erenen ~
| fautry few miles cut OF Rome- me Csoet
hare the EASY, free, alert manner, Eait and pear
| Ing Of the French so!dieET. Much OF thts, VI
| presume, was impaired to them BY the ourgeo,'
Of the CORPS, who was for several years Will
the French army in Algiers.
/ The Cadets are young men, aH, or nearly a1'
| of whorn are working men, The Commanaln
| Officer. Col. Ellsworth, is from Saratoga Coun
ty. The Corps is strictly temperate
, 1860-07-18

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