davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

CogNTkRKr1r GoIp Co1N.-gold is just now
aaording lucrative, though most raacally en-
ploynent. to aone extensive concern Ii tie
couoterfeiting buzineaa, that seems likely to
fendos ita uee a. coin considerably less. Gold
| colns afe fpht open, and half or two-,hirds Of
| tneir contents taken out, and the vacancy dlled
With composition Of p!attna aud zinc, Of pre-
cise'y the eaule weight II gold itsalf, platina
weighing about as much more than uoid az zinc
leas; fhe outsides ere accurately closed, and
'hns "e hare coin, gold On the outside, that
ne,gns a. much Is one that u OF solid metal,
its value.
o1n The Horned s Horne, belonging to. Mes.rs,
days since. It was the only specimen Of its
k'nd u Europe, and: waa imported but a few
months since at cost of <G 900.
A few days since lady died in Philadel-
phla. lo7 years Of age, aud the day Of her fu.,
neral there were present Eve brothers and sis
tiers, the youngest being over 80 years., and the
Oldest being Ill years. 4 right like this has
other country. e . -
The Aaripo.a Star, which is not friendly
10 Col Fremont, says:
The Fremont grant ia now in possession Of
L. ". Park, OF Sau Francisco. Large sums a1e
owing BY Fremont to parties in this county.
uur1ng the past wefk there has been some
tFouels among the employees Of Fremont in
1t app. ARID in recent case IN New York
taat many Germans in that city had been mar
!i1ed bJ notaries pubic, making, of course, IN
Incomplete marriage. German named Rein
oalts who some time since was arrested and
held to bail by one Of the police justices for
abandoolng his wife and children, now moves
to pa released Gom supporting. them, On the
ground that be was married BY notary public.
4 Ereat many marriage contracts will be likely
to be affected by the decision,
-Chas. uudeop, a farmer Of Mecklenburg
county, Va, has been put in the county prison,
theEs % await trial for whipping negro woman
to death.
u club in favor Of opening the African
slave trade has been organized 10 Port Gibson,
ident, aud Rufus Shoemaker Secretary.
We lad, In the Boston Erar<ltr, . descrip-
ton Of steam shoe factory 1o Vermont, which
ls in successful operation. It is the one men-
ticned in the beginning Of this article, and as
graph:
>" There is steam shoe factory in Sexton's
river, Vermont. owned BY D. +. Murphy, Esq,
ct this city, where all lhe hand labor used about
shoe is in lasting on the uppers. The soles
are cut, rolled, lerelfed, and then shaped By |
machinery. They are blacked, polished md
pegKed by machinery. They are also bound,
"a merry. The establishment contains room for |
our hundred hands. none Of whom require aoy
2t the old familiar tools or The shoe bench, |
The goods 1t present cost full ~ much as those
made bY hand work. This advantage, besides |
!he rapidity with which the goods can be man
1factured, has made the experiment Of IN entire |
departure from Laad labor already successful |
, 1860-07-28
pa''y Review Of Chicago Market.

TBrE1nAY Ev1x1xG. July =.
EE1GaTs-1.ac!ya. Sthr n1radpourht corn 10 a..
"eko on r. l.; selr sEeepsat- arrive corn 10 buffalo
nj.
fL.CR-Ree@lpa. .; trl.. M.ttet Unclaimed. s,,..
~e'e: 1e' hris GOOD Rd Hi1'cr 1t 44so DEL; 70 his
'is s'ek" low arad: aoa, Ass deli % bts 'Dervent"
ae" tEAre pfEE tx;1a In AAcks {sacks 1esufnef
*ot-, "'oos Co" coed 'psnx .asra 1t sL:5 at MILL
"HEA!-Rectits: et.yl3 hu. shipments, Sool tu
a1''et ',ad: Sales 70, bu No. white Witt. ii
.S IN @t"1f; 10 bag do at slo6 track; 20 lu No.
ed es q e ot 10 b:s+ choice I1C do ii II n on
Track; 1880 BIT Ne. N.d 500 tsss do on track 4t
el'p; 'to ba No. He'd At tl09 In sorc: eco bp Ne:
a'n' W. III on; sd bu No. svr!ns to,e 900
90 IL 3c re; 100 ba do ri S.c III store; 6a0tu
no. ifpsaG Il 5!c!r stne; 100 tu rejected tinx Vi se1p
IL se; IL . hu do At :Gc IN strre.
GH:f-Isece!ptA a-,6t: hA. SL!pmen4, ll6.s1e bu
Na'att d cIde3 A@fc but 1oted ssead5 At &:k8.xcln
Hose ees weFr II follows: s003 In rvc1 4tke 4doat
soa tu c1aa 1t &fcf H.; 6n0o bu No. eau,1 nj <sxr
u "a; o1 do At 42xc 4hoat go bu No. ii
<5c 5ciario e.G bu do Il "a. Ia s&oe: 100 bu do 1t x.k
Il STR; eols do f week Il s:}c IN s:o1c 1900
uo Il r. iu A:ose; E,0 h7 d. 4lc In orr; co.,
eu 10 81 txela taarr 2o tu teed 81 $50 In store; 1o
baks 70 II itcIsd at SC on track.
oATS-l:ece r.. s.5bu. No thssmeus Market .te,ty.
FAC woe: 20 tu No. lat y: t 4o.t; lsoo bu Do a
* Dc yeed iIu1 hu dn 1t Tic on tsack,
E1E-Ect*l.s. l,sA Ut. No eltpn,eEta. Market 421c
tt:tc1 ea:cs SIT No. al In .torr; aNobu
d. a: sN III rtot TO bu it buk 400 ku In tars II &c
Of :1ck.
n4N-Ef-Ecer:pta, 20 hu. No .lpmen,a Make,
9ue:. .At* 10 hu No.e &c in store; a2 bu in
!e7!n- al &c trz'x.
NiGxl:Es- ts+c tts. 11s t1i.. Market .nose s1sv.
=: II" e.r file, toa Iris lec brls II like;
" ri a.l.x:.
Ef;t;~ AAkvs c1rtinues ssesty II s9Skc pe1dos. |
.lLL sTCFtS-UrAt Ant shoEts n I'LL demand: il
Lon. I'D %,'d = Iop9r TIM n trak. |
GETIElt-G'',"e d.ity s-o4satey sctive ii 1ok211c
<7t.' :.t d. ~ul fAf ~h'ppare drnand At 8k2tor.
nfi.I y. Market du sad crpSptrs
s4"''"1.i wr'~ LAR 4: fle following Egpus: 0reea
hstt, ttx'c HIP 71e: Calf sc; 1>r5 Han>A. 1oQukc:
ID .AA. f:6i3he: F>ta. 4i.eaFl4&', l7H25se; Lamb
u Il. I'd Nt., r. lta. si11 TX. |
1.,rt1rf-*Irr et:a.eke1s sit7t: Oid Chiekeua ia
a.-s u A-.- -:--.'.:. |
roTA vts-A41ket quist II sazsse for eommou md 4
g E,.n..
w~a-: ee'pts, 1s9ss ls% AAtk.t eule* tn4 ,atAsr
AaAs': .va 10 suars1 tio<d snld ii IKE. /
LlrE>To"x-T e.urp'r os low and Inferior Cattle h |
Qui'r a'E s'd 1h~rc fw tuY1r tis Description
-:'k IT. II rt' t,ta I'd as Gui 4nd sales hard 10
~dtct lie itr'.e qun *t.nA kuue l,ta ef<r haytsx
hsen on 'hr hArk.t t.F days Without rndne ppr.
cha lae tr df4seh to th' eulaty. Ho1s a.s s<x1c<
Aad d. cnoaL shsep and eu,ct ea1e 6,1e.
YER:
, 1860-07-28
The DouGlas Penpsylvanla State Con-
Ventton.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July as-Ths Democratic
Convention adopted 10 night unanimously So
res OF resolutions. endorsing the platform and
nominations Of the recent State Convention at
Of the baltimore National Democratic Cnnrsn.
ton; denounciug the plan Of the State Demo.
cratic Committee for fusion, as anti. Democrat.
'c, and in opposit,on TO the wishes Of the Demo.
cratic mas srs; snd finally decl>ring it to be ,he
duty Of the State Committee to Cali unotler
Convention Of the Democracy for tue pu1 pose
.. pFepaflng an electoral ticket pledged to sus-
vention. and the regular Demo cratic candidates
Douglas and johnson.
, 1860-07-28

NEW YonK. July 27.-Great excitement WAS
caused ut Occaquan, Va, near Alexandra,
in consequence of the Republicans raising a
banner bearing the names Of Lincoln and Ham
lin. The citizens have attempted to de,no1isb
it. The Republicans resisted aud despatched
messengers to reighboring towns for arms aud
ammunition. Cor. Letcher ordered Gen. Hat
ton to call out his troops TO Protect the Repub-
hcaus, but the General preferred resigniny his
command. At last accounts it was expected the
military Of Alexandra would be called out. Or.
ca1uan contains 800 Republicans, and was the
Residence Of Mr. Underwood, the ostraciItd
ReDuhjcan
, 1860-07-28
Ht1dA or In ALBANY.

ALBANY, July 27.-There is come excitement
here To- day on account Of the removal Of Meesrs,
lMeQuade, Higbse and Gafney from the Custom
aonse, and the appointment OF Messrs Farrell,
officers were all prominent in the movement
which defeated Erastus Corning for Congress,
and elected John q. Reynolds, By union with
the Republicans. One Of the appo;ntees is the
Editor Of the Eetaiay Standard. Breckiuridae,
erboeExv.
The Albany Wide Awakes turned out in great
numbers lost night to attend the dedication of
formed.
, 1860-07-28
The Oldest man In the Countrv.

The editor Of the Cincinnati 1sm<s, while on
ajauut recently, had his attention called to a
venerable person who, it was alleged, IVES prob.
ably the oldest man in the United States. His
name is Solumon Paugborn, who says he was
barn in the city o! New York, in small torn
OF i've or si1 hundred houses, in l725. He is,
consequently. 1876 years old. Shortly after bis
birth, bis tather purchased farm on the Mo-
hawk RiTer, not far from Fort johnson, whittier
be removed. The old gentleman resides at
Rising sun, Indiana, where he has relatves in
comfortable circumstances. He complains that
ior tho last year OF two his health has been
much impaired, and tha: be is SO old medicine
talls to improve his condition, az it might in a
younger person. lie il perfectly resigned to
live Us long 81 God will permit him, but says
tha: lie would have met the fate common to sll
mortality with Il similar resignation masy years
ago. His sense of sisLt, a. well AZ that of hear
Ing. IS much impaired, and he moves about with
difficulty, although he still contrlves TO help
himself, and uses reither ctutth nor caue
, 1860-07-28

WAsu1SG1os, July e6.-The q. s. Court of
Pleas has adjourned to meet on the ls:h Octo
Der NEXT. But little -business bss been Trans.
acted during the present :ear, counsel in n,any
caaes pretersin2 TO await definite action on tie
Law and establishing that tribunal SO as ia
make its awards final, and giving the right 10
appeal.
, 1860-07-28

Vermont Democratic Convention.
MONTPELIER, ", July lG.-The Democratic
State Convention to nnminate >tate officers aud
electors at large. was held here to-day. ?. Dill
lingham, Of Waterbury, President. Meas.s.
E. u. SmalIey Of Burlington, and Wymsn Of
St. Albaus, were appointed Secretaries. John
G. Sake Of Burlington was nominated for Gov
ernor, Stephen Thomas Of West Farley for
Lieutenant Governor, Jas. S. Thurston Of Mont
peler for Treasurer.
Electors at Large-Isaac Bowditch aud P.
Dillingham; Of Waterbury.
, 1860-07-28

Sr. JOINS, n. F., July a7.-The Prince Of
Wales' squadron passed Cape Race at S o'clock
last evening. Tie Hero was boarded by The
news yacht Of the Associated Prese, and mes.
sages from the squadron we're landed. but not
till Q o'clock this morning, the crew having lost
their war iu thick toe.
, 1860-07-28
The Ikivcrs aud The yye.1hs,

L. SAIlx, ILL.,, July 27--Ri.es ~ inches Oh
bars sud Stationary.
DrnrorE, July a7-Kser, 81 feet: weather
cloudy: Thermometer - deg.
BcR.1xc7os, JULY .7.-Rirer falling: wind
cast: clear: thermometer SIS deg.
, 1860-07-28
n 4 K o r G II Al, D
field SPRINGS

These Springs aspa'ed in the valley Of the O.,
Orchard Creek, in the town Of Alb a Genezee county
n eight miles South OF the village Of Mst:n4 on Ii,
Erie caaa1. aad ustecn ra!!e. :ro.u Basava
Tie psine1Eh1 Acid spriaxs ~. three In numbe.
Il s,est y
u the W4e1s tuy SHOWN In HE sutone sttHor,
r&.rse sc Is sse y r.. a"a'1 not ~ ~ s*ras[ Sd
iron. td!ci"a rrtaes Fo.t...a ly IL
III ii such uEa''''
puni1ds or eases Of disease especially thase resulting
IN II n 'ae ''otu'us dsashess h4v= be*n euf By hef
x;s. IT, t. tt ha.a +: confirmed he
'patots of medical and sc:e.tlhe gen, arc sivea
!: ef H. md s.ac of th&s+ v.es fH-
ltst MnS Essoss o1srs e B.sk D. ot Abny
y. ": i %.ssss' i EH:s:s. H.. = +
= o. xs<s s;,i, e
essss S q ae,s o. Tey s ,s s 3 sa1. ht@a
WasS bei. Z: Phy:le;a. lie y j: Z
eddy tsalc ,erxsr .ut md All nxent Properties
that tie eL.s Of diseases y which they AT norr pate
.rsnr4 orea< II di.<,.s eaton-
Js:p.t."' ea,e. is4'rhc. eh.ostr dxe.<y: eA,v@ie
Il Hectic Fever TLe @aler las also b. .fien
&c 's':s:ts; ;se
2cd promo digestion II dtaEyhca Particularly .1eh ~
e saaent on relaxed u liberated s,ae Of The mucous
tia attended with pho.rhat:c -ed,menr it il the sta
bic remedy beo TO musa'!e asu. be mora
s1nmach. In !ebre dstacsM b. used prertsi, dut-
ed Is retreerant to diminish thuE.t and pr<trnatuai
hest In ekn dse1ses-fa those dyspe1-t eon-
ne 1<a With the alkaline condition th- 1ia1ac. a. n
f!so*& OF ws!er Trash, IL VII psoEe better tuan bydE
oos consequences azx from the q lead Ibis water
W! pfovs,o be = asab:s audos II rato.se pA. ~
chronic phtd.in" e1e'nalyl k1ret In r7u4f .n,s
And also pi.ts.
When taktn nterra y. wzSE sIAtarrL OF The Water.
dA@t7t takea thEte times DAY. II inieent an :ut
GtesfeImoaiAs IL f'a, ply eans AID et!r respectable
in4sv.auals uaF bt 'cen On application 10 the Axent-
Dealers supplied On :h:,ai terms.
No HuGeT genuine kaEr.s rrot4sei frnbs
Il. ". buSr II ZEN. SHE Axent,
~ No. 81 E1oa 4xay, New York.
, 1860-07-28

coscoRp, y. IL, July e7-This morning At
Warren, n. H., stepped up to Mr. wit and ID
thot him through 1he hea.t with \ fe7olrer
IL died instaotly. Williams is under arre.,'
Tha cauke vas trouble about IN old debt, Wvstt
was 5oung man, and leares vile ard ons
child o"o
, 1860-07-28
Anticipated Catherine.

DAsv11tt. H., July 27.-Arrargcments are
ng ne'ng made Tor ~ immense meetipe, by The
"spuoesla oi thls EIaes on August s0.h, 10 be
Wilson, OF md, and other eminent apeal.Is
, 1860-07-28
MARIN E. JOURNAL


AAHlFEn.........-....1 July =,
ssF Gonet S: Hox.n Grand Hsvcn tor md.e Sc empty
staz uAf*lc Eutin Milwaukee, is coils rpre II emo,x
snf h.dy kf,a w'ea' oa'oaason. s,o sfk, fish. ses.
Prop A.ese. rIat BaG.o. Ito as. m.lt 70 tbd. sear
Is y. g. ate ese: M Ike,
Prop M osdenshureh, Richardson, osden.sush ,ss ton,
NOE les b1s els,, ihfvshiss ,nsshsT: "a hs1s
@tos n..b ton. h:ossaod . .eoa,. - IONS ''e'e''
Prop + Foes Wilson, Muskceop 10 N lumber somLth
t1"p ae@t1, NSe3sons Little saub]e 10 lumber, Ks
sehr '.ans! feharason M.nltowo to- N .blpxe. ., m
ss1 ssa1 i: e q; 1ste'nae Ns.t 1pheE
nx enc ssnts s 81 ,1
Ssr os'a W M r. an Mnnstesen 70 !vmlr u ath.
I 81 SS 5s9:,S e.; SssS AZ p
tee1arh n,hs, ii n fhit slt. rs doz pali. '' ~0'
sehr es$.'E s'1e; raid. Grten Ear. 1ss n 1unsss, 70
sehr I.ee. AeE.m,ra, Grand River. 30 m lu.n,er,
Pss vo99 gst ny.e rEfssSas
~ Msry. hol!,nd G.sd Havsa 60 q: sass. T.. ~%'o
$ a's 2 II sa isast4 e timber
% %spss q. wood
shebo5san q eds ~ood 80
sehr Charlotte. Fulton, baak.' Tier, 100 Cd. wood.
cLEANt .su,r:7
Stnr {3axr'ls Dutlin, Mi~aukee bt. whisky ~ n,.
1,,. he!. :slh. apple. ho.s. surdi!e. 'p''
E5S 5sSS IT,: =: S*!:s e. ss' Hs;s::s :::ss;<
il Its aou H. bs,si s% sa:s :: ie;s H..
n1ikJ,r'e Ho5t- <nsfcrd. Bufao. 80 tn CON.
, 1860-07-28

BRrssw1ck. No.. July 2s.-Ths passenger
train from Portland, on the keuebs ct and Part,
land Railroad. Was tbrown of the trsek near
B'wdoinham. Two passenger cars were turned
over. No one killed. Que man had IN arm
oFokeo' snd teTersf othe1 were Injured mora
, 1860-07-28

The Canada EXCurtt0n{sf1 at Sc. Louis.
sr. LoC1s. No., July e7.-A party of.seyen.y
international excursionists, compossd Of Mem.
bers Of Parliament, various public officers,
members Of The press, prominent agricultur-
lists, and others from the Canadas arrived here
this afternoon md visited some Of the p.inci-
pal OBJECTS Of interest.
The excursion was projected by ]. T. Austin
Of tbs illinois Central Railroad in connection
with the Michigan Central md other Western
Roads. The party leave Tor toma, on special
tfliu this evening
, 1860-07-28

Reason for eslEnk fuu q nxrss-lbt t'arvsts os 1874
-.fpta Of The Missouri cutupr .a*e-Akatnia Ia Poat:es
Gant-sn U7pos ton Lekis.ature-E.ect:on Of U. >.
EerAttf-As ErAhinlnu8 conduct AF. LII -oln-tfan
z.tion Of tas Republican Fa1y IN ullnos->peecn Of
, 1860-07-28

9. '@hsok4H.1 oswEoo. July "a.
nl+Ht. 49, o~s - 'eo'
GKA1x-"heat quiet and unctat gcd Sales eoo1 hu !,
nt'c !sdn wcstcu nj &l.l7. tom oukf It Gsta a.
o4a uoensnkeo Harley in limited demaud. Other Era:,s
tAS.L Fa1sursD4ll but unchanged. Flcu. 20, Wheat
LAkx 1HroRrr-1aut0 bu vi rat eco .ru cctu.
CANAL E11oSf-lU0 ba!s doaI, I:,s6i bu com
, 1860-07-28

Death from an Attempt to Procure
Abortion.
1'os7os, Mass., July 27-Ma.tha Allen, aged
II ,earf. died suddenly at Mansfield, and Vas
buried. Circumstances led the Coroner OF 1he
county to order the body lisinterreu. when i,
WAS found that she had uied from an attempt IN
procure an abortion. An i1qutst will be reid
tomorrow. A Joung mAn IN Mansfield has
been arrested Is insti2 atof Of the crima.
, 1860-07-28

ruI1ApELru1A, July .7.-TLe factory OF Potts
heitt, at Cooper's Point. near Camden. was
demolished during the thunder storn, YESTERDAY
afternoon. Eight men took shelter from ihe
rain therein, Of whom three we're killed ind
three ss:,ou,ly inju,cd. The building xas an
feet lenr. Loss Il ,0oO. Se
, 1860-07-28

Q01 Hf Chests TEA, assorted quail.
-rARsona 11TE HAyEEY,
, 1860-07-28

DAGSl RAGSi-Cash paid f5r
49, Cotton and Weoeo RaEs Rope, BAkxlnf Ganva.r
Ulo bo,sa. sc5.p Paper old Aetsla Ae, Il 193 South
}Y31-4W nv H1Tprpr
, 1860-07-28

TuN DRIED CORN MEAL.
IL fairfield A1-soe Ibis OF this easbssted nrend n
s'oF' An' ''' '>' z G8xoroxp vEKxp1rH AGO.
*A16S&AIN M SleAe4kh "
, 1860-07-28
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. e.
An sdcao staf, IAsak, EGO tu corn.
AtaasoIt, Ia al'A 4tQ4 bu cora.
M~ris hcrna. no b. { IN, ~ bn IT. st bu ~hea..
Aambol.+ No ~, Aats ba cnru, rs ba oata.
tame Kankaeee lsa bu oo-r II bu wheat ~ N lsyd
V brl% LtApot &6I br m. 7y0 bu wheat
kt-olut-. AfhenA 70 CT s@nne.
AQut!ia. Willow epsttgs- 19a 100 N tce.
Aria, lAAAils, t, 81 bu LOTT.
AhED.....-.........JUTn
Ks&otute, A:hepa llk't
t:al. tsrmrn', Mor1la jkLt.
Portland, MnF.fs, l.klt.
" brown, Lekpart, Light.
AuAu, uts4wa, 1tkut.
J A1e1andet. Luckpnnt. light.
l.ai litter Ao'Ea l&a lunnbu, 100 heads. tteo
Et2yas, 10 n lall.
Altoa1, Ma9t& Light.
, 1860-07-28
N-REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ COMPASYS
EXPRESS FfKEfC&3T' T,YNH

Fos Through Freight Uny.
Fh New Central Great Western, and connecting rosdst
Chicago and n! the Wat.
The Roads forming this ot and rxl.abie feu&4 from tho
seahoaEa End the West tayc o!:aa:1eLa
FAST EIGHT LINE.
Giving perfect Reliability and zyrsty [rcrced ntspasea
70 FfeKhtthe rafn* forming The Line East aad Ell run
Wto ne same tku!tTy making CONNECTIONS tic
unsof eact 1oad Is Thrt ugh Passenger Trains.
Kates ~ loW as by aIv etae. line. Keeia1uatiors
E1pr - Line, pta q. ". r.
In New YORK. deliver :o<ds 1t End4on River Railroad
Ps4ssuxer Depot Warren strer Canal street Dept
ID Boston. deliver xoos Bvesoa and Worcester Railroad
Depot. and tia1E above.
Through Hll Of Ladnx given AL Recamat.o1s raid II
any OF the Company's Unces
f. X. BEACH, Akent- ..A Broadway, New York,
OTIS kIMBALL, Agent ii state rtfttt. Hostoa
A. "ALLfNGFORD, Western Agent.
Corner Like and Dearborn streets. opposite fremont Hou,c
Ch1cax1. n1h3lEltY
, 1860-07-28

II u
~ GEf1Cr RA1LENAn
Pae7nkef Trains leave ind arrive Chicago ~ folowa:
LAY Express lesves sis A $unGs.a eStxptrt urlvts
ssQ Pm. sun&a5s excepted Express tves 3B
-. sStusAv, tzetpt'd: aETc> $50 ~.n Mtotays eI-
ctpt: Mendoza Accommodation !eayGs Is p supdaY1
sxes1tsi AHEe. Sis nj. SUNDAYS e1trlt, d.
rx, q. Z. hAAMuNt. GeoeEal Sups.
, 1860-07-28

WIkcE OF THE 4. I. FixLo.-71e ,=rttk Of tie tur
Sized Aa4 ten ta anl eveSy hing nf xay yAu. ~
r. hcI xxsa' frat plxiea 10 reouI1d hcr hi
HhH u en- . in etcu .katereo conaos ~ 10 le of m
5u1sher Tire " ~latevc'.-(Le41ot Tatuae.
sAnok HckT.-A faloT hY the name Of Own q: o. o,y
.ervns n the c<saciiy of second Of r Er, lcr
Foton.e 3eNed-y b. plasf+ up rum Drh.lo i. i
thonfh outht nft da Et7o,rly tjrz1ng n The
= " olae TO tone. were broken. lie to 1ke
ka1tie Hospital -l.ad,
Cotl,Alo1. The schooner Cesr.h SpnL. If f1kxesn
Ehch {A*d W on ie I'll u.. tnlIdtd With tie p-pt J
IunaNAtd bouLd .!o~n In saginaw Rsy. The rea~ was
- efTtf<'y IAu aged u III tnucAt dug On
her suyaxc. eE htAd c.st*d II xnd Les lows
ove an sLe teach+ the atar rs.r and fr9 ,hc-cc
~ toxed IT, Til, city by the Ks Cert. under
toA< th4 nsoe..Asy f&lf, ob ~ea CIT deck
Aet 1eJalEs viii tsss NJ A,Iy n quus $40.
1"Ass<& N<tr~fi, E4fv ~.
Cf-Pfopa AtnEt 1et,. Eax1s WIAeoasir rp.cmaa
Mls+ m. Il u NA:istD scArs r va Aier. FAen.
AeatrtsantAi4 IL aurshk. sAu JAcutn. II U WnA}pw.
CTGse. nAnuVes. u 1.aolIas..
v! q seh,, f.uy ~. a.a T. f.sin: skaassni.a.. a.
-ces.1 1unae:- IL R*p~A.1 1s1ey.
Lake F1rss.
CLEsEt 4ND. Jay aa-Azr>+d, bask 1pv1nebse, Bow
ts.as., - I-ItE-
NUt FALU July ss.-Au.vrd prr,prilerx w+aao, f,on,
tey le.s": Qsr'n = tas LAetr i'f7,Ea :ite, urF
.eE sul .s4n. do ho E4,tof jsmt:4a. %: Ton
UyT s.r ks. ~ do rAc am~.to L. a'+n DO 1i.a.ci
propeller et~ St.ts. Hounds do bark sunsht~ hiTiw
ca; hrtss Ycunx Ame.tcs. DuyI~ Fant zrtntr II
Jivxn. co: scln + Hama tanheiI, do; I'm Dyer
k1rnktenan, do: A u ksyrE. Johnson, Do o.ir,chs
Usw Ecu. Jul4 9.-An.v-d, .chss Alktr1pe. F,u1kncr
Chse1E G3Aa7ed. tn t<l1t1 Hucteyt, koe1 n, do,
, 1860-07-28

IA
nsr Tss Tes1.sr TIE pls Of b<cf catr
Ii ste F.. :; *. ~ T. sns sn y Tains
ths1e r.: ooo bullock: uld mste c1
\, a se e. o~ass. 'es
IS: S*s q H. ;sst & e;
,1s ssed ~ ;. e,sr, r. o,e Most q ~
=. A'o7n Tor ~ an! T. they vi retail ont
!5ss5 Es's f.; /, d u s.aa:ens ':ss;s
ar az s aelr 1n Sas rs ,ea sser !ce a..
compelled % III u nj 70 ba'ee .: th9 s'y ne
nSsx,y 10. IL ~hae ss sas.ess sss
n ,n pi}e Ee sny u :, resot eendue.d IL
aaa etss. s'.ax u, e @o.s or
@o srrtn u ,1s 4s s i Ssw nd % s,
,hi thes almost ~ 1ssks:sy In Of c.ttie =.
% IL e,Ssir ssa xh.a: wss I'll, ,.
a ,as %,.so s,5s H. II sash
@h, ~.eE ee Ii. e'.s: i's:.s &
&C. "e;ssS y:!f III t. Lesy Lad
tls@ dxn a; "a Wh. aest xeet r. iii s'S sas T.
H. tS tsl ;s ~ ,se market KY
-: .es.: bssin nv to eome forward plenIuy vlcl
AWAY EfSe8 psic AuoEhVA1d ttLdep >.
Tt average y O. the stock AhnueL mt as eoot a.
wss June for then It 1tn41 1abe Is i. YER,
Enoh. he trouble In na ting a. many eh IL ~
hfetIs afr wanted the lint class tail tuc c1r n
WI Lave tn hest that arr o6red which always nhance.
sht l9!ce thst c'a tntver Ii ctarrut In numI~rs
That not bave e99ke ID hs wcck L proof iii lie
auPpy t. ro7d.
lie weather. too l. III that drorers could ask In The f
x'n Jul5. nigtt rain Mod y led shc dust and
Tneseay masnux waA oecidly enough fl w1o!sn
clothing and II was only iatey WARM in lie lr AZ i
tie day.
TIKI cs.o6K p1 TIT NAKKIT.
Wednesday pens bright md coda seatoyey Summer
Enink. aud tuy+fs end lack hu.cka the peo-;
te Eopur sod yesterday heinE much less thu the week
be'"e. wnsn the tuCheE. run VIII the advance OF
price and bought nloe .tan they could Ia fac tLrn
leoha!y he xreatel ~ Of II from the s.anous Irac
lice Of killing and ceiling Akcd Ewt cows Rra Il;
which there 10 be no Law at be ensord by
dcals a. esE:up5 ~ the an;ulafh.
Iht htate Of the atket day copttrd will v.Atey
1ay detiy worse. In flc qa'aslon. had .cn
MADE M fr acfios tod they would ,e bcfn
low As market t1 June. Busness boud eass te
nade to apreaf more dull than # IL. The only Of IT.
~ bSsntts A. he t1 bar rooms srd te eatiue.p ems
Evidently Tie butcleIs do many hu!i1cks IS ac
e4 Il any price and vt noou APPEARED quite Imp oa
'.e ua: all tile .tock wou!r be rod. |
the dty Advanced. however, iots crowded CT ut
Tas Tanc 10 Sill ut price the owner, eyier;ls
l2vnk c7nn i+nce IN hodit In fact we er.rti
cf Eih thea In lut hs psetty ug decline next
seek upun the ca of ID rs ne knnw some Of hc
1tuyers who kId out at Buffalo. aud asnx the raad ri
c13 1trEc p11t .v% bck With ptY exated idt-s
start .thrr dtove., aud xresds en- the wxv Y,s
ope-the ds-eiers u this week came TOO Lite 10 stn
hem. F
Tfcre Is doubt Ct tt- fact that nsnY 7ext 1,toct
lave been Id to-day tU he d less han xanc 1rade
sld TO- iast VIC We t. 1a.e Ut 463 Of Il cwt
tecI1. which would have brought Us Last week
, 1860-07-28

Judge Ifa.saurek's Appointments.
The Hon. Frederick Hassaurek, Republicsn
e:ector ut 1dsse Of Ohi,, will address his fellow
citizens ID Illinois, in the German language, At
the following times aud places:
srFingdvd.... Saturday, Iuiy estt
Monday, July 30t.
4aenA. i ue: day, July 34Es
, 1860-07-28

Nkw fonK. July 27.-The steamahfp yteo.
,ro.n L,scrpool l1sh, arrived this 1uorrinx'