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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
! TIIIbAULT, Notary Public.

-, The undersigned Is personally ac,nnted with Henry
McSsng and knows that the circumstances rcatcfn the
foregoing cerhcat" true. lie saw Henry Wr,sinr
during his Illness and bears willing testimony to the fact
oi his remarkable cure by DR.. L. j. CEapkay.
[L.S1 A. ROSENIIPIN
subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day Of De-
ober, A. DlNj9 City and County Of San Francisco in
the State Of California "a
IT, 81 FL. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14


The almost miraculou that has been effected in my
case prompts To mpar To those Of fellow creatures
who he suffering from like anicon the source Of re-
lief with short description Of my Several wears
ago, my health began Ia fail. attacked by general
weakness and debility, which reduced uc to the mere
shadow Of my former self At that stag sought medical
assistance and expended large amounts hut without the
least beneficial result That fell destroyer Consunption
had already seized upon my vitas daily drawing
closer to the tomb my physicians held out hope of re-
c"vrry my strength had wasted aud was in a state Of
almost utter prostration was informed by my phy ,canS
that they could do nothing for except sin,oth
path to the grave, when most fortunately applied IL DR.
L.. J. CEapkay and am now well aud perfectly sound
man. tits difficult for me to express the emotions IT deep
est gratitude experience when realizing the immea Sra.
bile service have received at the hands II pr Czarkav
aud feel rniced that is at least my power To tender
this feeble recognition ofs great skill aud capacity To
the afflicted would say, do not despair whatever NAV
he the nature OF your case, confident that YOU vii,
find relief by applying to DIR, L.. J. C1apkay
There Is balm in Giead, and there physician there"
Us HENRY WESSLING.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 10Th day of DE-
t"htI A. D. lSn City and County of San Francisco, III
the State Of California. -
Us FL. TlIIbACLT, Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
DILL. CZAPKAY'S

~ A, Diseases. The great int cause
sni.h.s ilnL.l Mrgl,,t % NLiute. laMs.
, 1860-09-25

TORACCO.-1O0 hi. bbls- Chew
L irE Tobacco, 10 bh!s smoking Tobacco, 800 bags
nad Caues Tehalco. xa=.aua hk audG, for sAe low.
i : Il IT. AHstk SsLAlAa
, 1860-09-25

INDEPENDENCE, Sept. o3.-The Santa F. mail
with dEtes 10 10!h inst, arrived this evening.
TheJ have hsd two copious shon crs at Rain
which revived the spirits of the Ieop|c ytry
much.
The mail pariy, consisting Of Mr.. Deyefs and
an assistant who drives the mail c3ach between
Santa Fe a1d ii Paao, we're attacked BIZ band
Of Indians at 1s:o del Muerto, and barbarou.r
murdered. The indians deAtroyed ,he mail.
n9re toe coach to pieces, aud drove Oft the team.
This occurred about the 1T instant.
Rogers, who waa convicted Of murder. W.. tn
have bean hung on The 12.h lost.
Va the 18Th Of August a band Of Naysices
attacked : r.nche near Santa Clara, killed one
child aud took three Into cap1iyity This Ena
done in day light. They etcaptd with their
captives Without mo!estatinn. Don Marcus
Sandoval, who resided in tbs csuusr of LA
Vegas, WAS shot dead in bis house on The a5tb
ult., By some unknown assnesin.
It's reported that Col. Farnte|eroy hiss en-.
ployed the services Of three huadsfd Utah
warriors to fight tn. Narjoes.
The ndipenden* Volunteer campa;eu IL nrc.
gressine finely. IT is estimated that twice
the number of Eaen called will report them
selves ct the rcadez=oua. Fifteen huudred
regular troops aro ordered to the Navsj,e
couatry On the first OF O@tober, but as o1ly liz
con -pan'es are mounted, It is f=ared they cannot
do much good agains, all weil.uou,ted and
desperate Indians.
No news from the Plains Of importance,
The rancho where Peacock Was murdered ba,
been abandoned. The vu3ds the 1ndiane loft
were moved to Council Gfoye.
The time OF the departure Of The mail from
this place 10 SANTA Fe has been changed from
Moudsyto 10 Saturday. 1'
Here tle lines failed east
, 1860-09-25

MoxpAf EVENING, Sept. 81. 1870.
The money ninrke. is working smoothly in all
asp.r,merss. Exchange is still close, but 1t il
Il anything saadn casier than II was last
wsek. The selling rate is still Of per cent
premium: buying i@t. The SUPPLY Of gold is
small, bus the demaud is a1so light. Buying
zate f@l pcr cent premium; selling l4@la,-
Currency is plenty and generally the banks
have an abundance Of u.caus 10 do all the pro-
duce and other Legitimate business paper that
offers.
The immense amount Of produce shipped
ss1t within The last te8 months, and the good
prices obtained. are having most happy eject
upon the fntncial position Of the West. Old
dAb.s IL large numbers have been wiped ont,
and may Of our people feel as If mountain
wero takon iron their shoulders. Our mer-
chants have received the money for obligations
maeo in 1889, mud very many Of later date. In
every reg ara, therefore. financial prospects n1e
lepadedv cheering.
, 1860-09-25
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

HcanAT EVFHIN6. fept. r..
fREtol1Ts- Advanced h9lc rer bu T. por. sarnia,
+. =. GF1y. Theansc T, Bntalo:-r1o2 lows corn It
Ike; s:hrs Drake, 7hurzby, H. o T. ard Sirius. cprn at
l2:: trs Zee cora =: l:e; David Tod wheat ut ,9xc;
Marx II. sb:eg, whe from Racine At l4c; Ro.e Dots.
MN wheat At 18e- To 0weso:-Thosnton com At Ike
To kirgs:on brig C.o.,. vic Il at 17c
fLoCR-keeeived. e., 1sls shipped, se4a br.. Mar.
ktt dull aud htAvy. Sales follows -10o bs Nc
Knntg 1t ai.ao del no urls "CommeIca1 ani ITO ts
"acom on r. t.. l1o brls Delaware at 4i40 de1: 100
bf1s sule1ane It sa.el; lto brs do at &3.6o.
WHEAT-Rece.ved, s!,st5 bu; shipped, lA,s43 In.
s5a1so-Decaned 1Gthe per bushe. :,ales were :-soo0
bu NerAwetcrn Club It 65eia stost 1000 bu No. String
At II store 1ooo9 III do 1t s6: In oe bu do
at Sc Ia a'ote o bu doat s5kc In store :Dp ba No
Spring Al Bic in tose u: % bu DO ssc In store 1900
IN do nj &c In Store; 800 tu do a. fto1. ooo In
do 1t esKe in soc; 800 bu Rejected &c In It fe.
C0RN-1eeived as hu thIppcd, l9l 16j bu. Ma..
ktt 1c !oHcs 61es follows. 20 bu No. at s3c
In stoic d. ut s3e in htoo bu d. at ask. in
store; 9Aoo bu No. 1t sc In a!t1s; 400 lu No. Ca.
na! At 4o,1c adcat.
oA1s-Rsce!vtd. u Io b7 shipped. 5.4ss bu. Market
dull and 1c lower. Salts 40o1 bu No. at l9c In
tte1e; 1910 bu co Ut .oc in sttue.
RIE-hcclved. = .ta- bu. Marke. quiet; ltoo bu No.
1t Bic nfo,t: - tu No. 1t SC ou trick.
BARLET-Eeec wed, ASST Iu. Market quiet md
STEADY Gales were ~ tass choice at tsc track 1so
blgs q nj &c delivered 200 tn do ii sc on track :6
b'g' No. IT Sic track 81 hags do ec on truck 70
bags do at -: on track II hu On ,aek ;5lzvs
d. at &c On tack.
SEEDS-T4xt7nr-1ng good 6ema.d and firm. sn,es
were: % h.ss p'rs a s7:o 80 bags good a: $40: II
hazs good IT Z. 1sk. FLAx-e8 b1;s prime n tes: -
bags good Ut sl.,7; taE4 falr 1t al.1sx.
MISUNDERSTANDING, l.4 bs.s Make: dcclieed
He. Sales wsre: 60 bra city at a0kc.
ALC0H 'L-Dccllaen &C -c.os.rg 1t 4,GE5c
MESS I0RK.fQ lEIa u. $Isoo.
, 1860-09-25
Now York Market.

BE TExokArzl Nrw YosE, Sept. -, 1860.
FIoux-F1our operod Gull md heavy, with eome slight
cnneeasons Towsr close OF ch there better
choice tnai lots; t3lae ter extsa s'ate; %
&s u fir rtupeshns we,te1n: t3a$3so for common to
medium we,e1a; ehsas.a ,os s!pan{ br.nds e1t.a ,s
mzrket elas nc tteadr. Caaa La houE IN m7lesate
ryaest tut prices without mAtet.a! change. nA}es 40
quiet md It ty. wh tu4I s.ss IT - ;oss 40 cem-
t. th0lce sutEbe. Etn meal In modt1tc demand.
Saes 1e,hola ~cste.a ii A}.4o.
0.AIs-Wha ma,ktt 1aec tasicf u ra,h:r ino1s do:
Ing t.r e1po;t at ;hs oe:ins Fake e. ~ *iEtss r
l.I chiefly III. price, and 90 tu eo:cs
d.a eta5; u "a bn white !ndlaaa .nd Otl! lsoo9
tIso .eo choice VI il Michigan Il sl4;s. Eye quiet
uud.trady. hales 1000 bu ralm. n tic Barley tcaicely
active Sa1es: 9o tu "a canada Wet ut &c. Corn
trade saes 400 bu xsd western at 6667c, caefs =.
f6@6sh Oats IN moderate stquess hnd ps1crs without
s.iklpE changes S74oc fnf wtse1n CanacA and aate.
.lssisS tot new n ~ a. ss4:s for ! new y
saas;s; ai<s s. IL: 4 ss ior ssausfy ps:s. "a
ll for extra uete Fr.ue teef and beef ham. dL
a.o nontnalv nnchane d.. Tut Vi, dull and aln,ot
n mn., a. t@2As f,s thoudsa .ot s@: Lard
pr:a isS5ise i"r TO- iEs:ie 10. a.e Chee:e IN
xood que.; rlets without striking Change at a@i1hc
08oe1rlE,-Mtlstses guilt. Sales 10 hid. Barbados at
e5c Sukar continues steady With moderate de-nd IRON
10th rtnnen and the ade Sats 500 hhss Vt tq;c or
Cuha: 64@:c Tor Porto hcp; l4t3 Havana IN pt
hire quet sa'es 10 se4 It 44c Codec lnarktt very
guilt bu am II descriptions; ve hear of cny eo basa
frecK-Acttye, ex 3ted and dearfr. 17sxb3o;
CAI4.K; G.l e. ch, II: ca + ~; Iii Ccn zc.ip 5eX
r1s S H. 1s..s ~ Euas TX; 81; ~: .a1em
Ill Cen hts 4a1x: M3 63s4A, -
, 1860-09-25

Tho wheat market for The East week hss been
quite animattd, thouRh receipts have fallen "a
the consequent bad roads. The receipts buw-
ever average about $500 or 5000 bushels re:
dav.
The total receipts thus far of The present
.esz's crop. have been nearly 6o,000 bushels.
Nearly if not gate I'll Of 1hs amount has been
shipped to Milwaukee.
The market has auctuated considerably The
pnst week, ranging from 81: down to 72:. To.
day the limits are 7c@7G,, az to grad:-prime
winter commanding s5c.
It il essimated by competent judges tEat the
wheat crop will reach bet8een seven sud ejrht
million bushels. Thi. would give US At least
i've and half million bushels for export. The
Total exports from the State Of tue crap Ct 1853,
we're 1o5o,Gs5 bushel=, and $500 barrels II
Aour. o. this amour. AL 900 bushels aud 6.4oo
barrels cf a3ur were shipped from W,n5na.
The receipts At this point of tha crop Of 1860,
are ess;m -ted at 2ol0. 600 hushe's, which We
consider very low estimate IViseonsin Dam
ocrae, 2o:h.
, 1860-09-25
Transportation.
CT. JOSEPH AND PIXIES
PEAK Transportation Line.
l. WARREN 4 co

Hk14L F4F1oHExsaro 1H1 M1xFs-S1ozAoR, FuzHA1o-
Eo AID CoAMteafoL AKECNAa4A,
Va have Trans ie4=ez st. Joseph wreflv throughout
tae yer 70! ali parts IN thr mines And xve pafex
Usual Ior getting ont kht With aisp Itch and 1t
<fa.n. sMe rAss All 70" - shppt- u destined
6lh street. 4 WARREN Il IN
A4c9 6klY q fcssnh ",
, 1860-09-25
\ Il X q |. z Il A X j
field Springs!

Ta.se Springs arc EtEated 10 TIE valley Of ttr OIL
o:csas Creek in the tn~n Of kha,ua Genes.ee county
T. eight niles South Of the vlas- OF Aedla., on Ii.
Ere Caaai- aad fourteen niles t:o1a Ea:ayA.
E@Tn- ps1neis Acid Springs a,e tlrre IN number
es!s e esf H. IL P sf ~
~ They son, sin vtrI l2rxe ano:,nt q Sasr. 81
s1s". tie lei on. f. Is
veT !as:e'y mon ts presence, IN such unus2al
Huards of c,,es of .!*esse espseay those resulting
n. tlss eTtfu'oas cfataess save tesn cured bY the
tB- IN skin c-.sa.cs-cren IT. eoa.smei k4zvus,-:ae
waters hare eeSn .,sn4ly successful
in tie eseu'1s Tlt iar;uz t1snslt gsasenee .pesS
Il stsong ttttur q III: nstae, Saac waeis;-
st. Il abasy H: e. - q sasssa: sa il y T.
r w ie'k: " i: sAxrsri7 of Et.de!d Mass;
4: <t T.: E:tt :. *a. IL sisSx 4
:a:st; 4: sts!: valaase n9sAsiasi assa!s s.;
atoS Tor all
5 ss: i asss {: %::1.
ca,y sSae ,e:rs:rat and -; nstnt properties aod
sr.Y asptst ase chronic ase;ons Of lie i:s.1e s0d
.riaary Of the '.e,.s etroa1
Il rss;e ts.es;e t%.;
q ssie Tss and nd. 1s I
= s'e VIII .Lvans,ss go q isa
edependent selared uee or h- mucous
t. o.
be remedy btlok urs acid, nor.
i Sz a y: 70 % s
e - rsfas:Iant 70 d!u:nsh thnzt and psternatasa
neSte With the alkaline condition OF Ii. stotuaeh /, IN
yoos. s q "a!s. brasil I'LL p:oye better tnaa hyre
o., arising fto the ,eton le ess:
ehronae Exsx!* in sc<ru< -rs
, 1860-09-25
Arrest under tho Fugitive slave Law

Arrest under tho Fugitive slave Law.
CiSclsSA7i, Sept. 23.-On Thursday last. the
United S:stes Marshal, accompanied b. 1To
ueputies and eight or len men, neut to Iberia
M"rrow county, Ohio, with warraats to arrest
tree slaves. brothers. who rnn AWAY from Ger.
mantown. ky., aoout four months since. b.
1ha Marshal, one negro was captured, and after
was rema.ded to the custody Of his (o1 mer
master.
one deputy was se. upop by a crowd of sixty
or s=venty negroes who were armed with puns
and p'sto:s. Ills clothes ws'e torn of. and I1is
warrant and money taken, and an ettempt was
made to hang and then shoot him, bu. after cut.
part without the negro. The other dsnn,V w.
tired upon when attempting to arres. ,he third
negro. He returned The fire, shooting tbs ia
gers Oft from oae Of the rioters, but was Obliged
TO retreat without ecuring the prisorer.
, 1860-09-25

.. AER1VED..........Set.s1. 81.
T u 1I.rnon, LasaIle - t-nscral.
It'd assllr. also III corn. 1,ss7 lu wheat. ''A>'
za y Il b. ill., ss e s, s, 1xt,
o.sasd; aoIa 5g ou corn, 40 BIT 'ye c. bu seeds-
D.aa 1lsa IS ID ;ass sssa Is si' e. s..reh
15..b.ldt. ssslt as94 hu wheat 81. hu ry-.
Led IS 5a xn:a 81! se ~ barley
EARED...,.-......Sept.e a.
Pfars o9s;. ota~a s's's IT lum1cs 20 o1 aA.ue'e.
!s: iis$s: S5;s$s i: :;ss 'snssa ssass'
Adelia, Jalie>. LurEy.
jo.sss:s, Norris, 1880 IT lumber.
Akf1FED.........-....Sep
Hs:ufaaou: sso s,ssa ksssFSf a. oo3 hs' Ss osts
e. sssn. &thss W Il 'pente disessee ,Se
07taa Ottawa iOo eosn, so5 ou wheat 100 lu harley
sntaa u, ts@ oa%. n;S,.t; a1 - ,a ~ eSP tG1n'
RI ssu Sos.i. s.s7 ta corn, 1ss bu oa - bu rse
i T. fi1GGaey Z asyyI laSaii; Il; s ,ons ga:
MI 9.Slsy no7'. T. as :s,s sg ; so@ Isl: y7ba
CLEARtD.... ~.
EmpEesa Mons. s&.fea Il lumber. 1000 s.iA $1,000
Bell ren!1entlas Cd bolts staves and head
Genrxc, Morris.
keso ute, Athens.
Col strarus. Athens.
Portland. 81 r:., .5 bsls salt.
IrnHb.dnur, Lockpert.
" II HIoEr. !-ocEp9rt. ct ut lion,
!h Eport. Lnckpor. llX eds Jingle bolts.
Ahno5a Ia ai 2i5 taumter 1.0:u 70. t1mber 1888
stones, oLu los d.ll.
u OCUnpur. LAa!e, lv0 bIl1 Salt
, 1860-09-25
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
HLGek3 lsEHGEATOIk

rr:ssslv +. =aee IN i!c..cs. !c., wa,e r'e.
*an: sn ne t,s:. II = 'e7isy r1at= a,r aa6
r. irztts: add 1-stw,.hs b I'd y 's'F' ,scF
IN; aaf pu,{'y az ;sn n:tessct.s ssa srhds
pfar o. .r:1 IN r. 1+d to she w. N - pn ~.
u eas aH IT. r, "a a. to . =, IN tle .eash OF u.
mast p'v r'ni tonic ard ret re.fec " ~. re r.
= -. 70 *cr " rk. 20 ACORN ;. e WIN re: /,
= ts~s " S.Fs-S, AID HENCE r,d1uE HE ~TAk i
tT.MAca. k;.a t"nt ~ u. as.-.tve Or s.E.
sy ~ .xaesa 1s,S ~. lad Sta:r s"l1n
sl ~ ey .a,:1sj. fs;n
?supc Ee'. a7d e,cs~qu-ntv tai 1er.r In u.s
IL ts m .e9x etto so. m r. H. s as
Killed n snet':s' e. ner. apd ato b. a.. waoh,'
e. t;';, III s:s t 4G ~
War. q ai:ea:e. and taY. the unxu4.ars! sys,t7
Eit, waich OF humanity J.. ean- sa7s M.!,~ ~ ~ h
alo,s. e1.ap :. =. re '9'owi :: ,'ens.m tst
se'fa e f:a Nv = ID. .Tf:n sh,! II se
" "TRIP . a! ! e H., hfaE, ~ ane;oy. liyp ean n
- iis: ,n., i;stgs Is e
of tse II ne', =. @ =: iaea s As e:e.t
. III ID &c ee'. @ setwrtl se' sM
n ee a :u'ast.. r q p sir.'s .o NH ':Li,. III
cn'tT u b'easa q. and ,nde>1~e 1..<at eErn.r, I,
N 'hsls:n': Fsv.,, hut pev'a' attse:s a:..is.
tn II. IN Mi4aUat!c lLaltne a.a re t.e dl et. a
W ut otce. II arexty attacked. stI y IT 4cfs DIT.
- ti7e the L-v.r ati'u. Eronoitrx, III E4t III u. "A
a lex tetlone AID te 1st!ons vi taa ITEM. NH i-
Ill tT ptSsHt sny d. itefitus t:.scJ tntfs H.. "
Fl n: y: :oo G = - Of II at and N4ftE; n-tcr,,
vi II .se t.sa .Eo.lu have tsatte ". theu1 ap R
III should taka t4le s.'n,uGui !: I4~ tef..s ct
Ht... ASH pre.tnts cisivenes.. .t!srEee.s t..
VA gc.ts Eans. It sh6u!I bt tic h4t ds uF a.
e's,ts OF sete:ttry hA3t's. Htu!tLt r.ut ier..
it4saIy n4e1. AM al laINs . t Acc;l,t RI ht
a n1ch ou' sloor exe::se s.tut! aways Ivy: it. ii
}thet I'll! ID a. aSr'ea-le. pl asa,t tEc:c:t u
" rruIeds ax1u.t tLu.e Ills whI:h rob them cf. e
ea ~: t"E beauty t.npct txiat w.tLout halt
.td heal un eAlst wnis tEe a"oye rtcEl.f.- I'd
r. uer 10 nre. ina gln the God i. !. e1frst II
nutAxrs hel:ef. l4ksh IuaLt:. tx, r. frt. -
h :1e tnaltr.ss Hi i site l:-sA ..ip: ;oi vi -
p tesfest ease a1i fA'ety. 'AEsk y no NIT 81
ABosT II. 1nrs Ton lak u AL W CLAIM ytz II ,t
aofu htss. Thf IT. Aac tu you Up. Ell 4 !.
iaus ht*ss befu II b. Too at, hut aiu yars
land hus1AaGs, .nf Whtlr the =, ta.e 60
E'IacY, of. II goes cawn ts , tscHlaturr E+-y.; /
+1iLtF Than .es shE eonft.tlon b zhJ =n III LIT
;uent business that # II weta n t fur F, Ii liz,
{t.to would travel IN <he dn~ l.l PATH un. ~
Ito iAte arrest tE<f fAtAI IA l. lie r.aip "
n Us LwATs >a4l.nt, ALl t. Tau va G. 13Ie1ty at,4
" ~lll un.rf.ngiy poht ,1u 10 Fr1.. Wo<.ds Ke.;,t
tAilvE cuFl.l and ii Keaoga:or - tie ytm.:
, +A;th .h0u!I &c MwAra ea haLl Ii tItut Of Lee A
HI o. :. WOOD, Proprietor, ~,
. ~ E.caaxay. New FORK. a.d IA H,rast tt.,et II
81. tu.". 1o..And e1ii ~ all go.l urpy-.sts -
n Prize une Dollar per Bottle. t.
WHoLr.ALE AND Ef1aL texarx tu1.Aeo: -, In n.
x1k, u. Z. fu sr / TO-. !. H. r.. I'd o.. llh :uvtr
Z Cu.. lcE1 i cuita, = I'll Is~. ...uAily.TiY
, 1860-09-25

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN New ToHK,-
The Hon. Burt Van Horn has bsen nominated
for Congress IN the Thirty. first ORLEANS Ard
Niagars) District BY the Republicans. Edwin
R. Reynolds, Of Orleans, was nominated for the
short term-the term vacated By the death Of
the late Silas u. Burroughs.
MIR. 4. J. kuyieuda1l CT johnson County,
recently made great splurge BY Offering to
bet his saw.mill, which he says cost him &, 500,
that Douglas wculd carry Illinois, and do other
great things. The Jonesboro' 9a:ttx iu.imates
that Nr. KS saw:nill is o,e Of Kind that
would make maa ell tho poorer, should he win
It'll would cost = man mora than tao sum
named to keep it running ons year. =,
, 1860-09-25

ST: Louis, Sept 23-About noon yesterday
!, I'VE boys went INTO stable belong to Daniel
ouiilysn. Gu 23d street, between Washington
ing matches into loose straw, which 1tn5nrS;,ta.
y clnght fire and rapidly Epresd to ncjoiniur
buildings, consuming il I'll ever a0 frani, teas,
m.rts, aod rendering homeless 800 pe,ple.
During the excitement, q little child was thrown
from house on to featber.hed. Other bed.
dung was then thrown Oh The child md took
nfe, burning the child to death. Loss SO COO.
, 1860-09-25
Arrival or the Pony RTnr...

- -N&o = Wy nApFESS4
81. JcstpH. Sept. 2L-The Pony Express v;th
Calitorn'a advices to the losh inst arrived here
last night.
:, San FRANCISCO, Sept. la:b, $40 ru.-The
fony Express. with St. Lous dates to the 3lst
OF august. arrived at Carson Valley this morn.
ing.
The tenth anniversary of the admission of
California into the Urjon. Was celebrated h..
the pionters in San Francisco on the tea1b. hrs
partial suspension Of business. -
, 1860-09-25

LrADkR FE11cm1s Il It rrecat r.s1t secretly
Of v .:es os of lumber snd from tl. and
tue ad1o Ming teci large por Of the fatmef com
Improved rates O-e d1I!aE aod dY Gems Is on.red oa
lumber IRON this poE. to Chicago. Ind q flo Bay City,
4DttELlt lrlbupe.
- The propeller Maya,we1 pa:std fown tn-d4y, She
FAD no tuE he: neWaln ri To ile abnh Valley. 1he
present htforg SW wtId, however, favorable to Lee-
tlbl1.
QClck Trxt.-The bark Ead1er Statc and The brig n
Stat aIt rived = sie.dsy Alwaukce btth
having made TIE round inside 11tee7 .y. This ,s
2ilt, F"@
, 1860-09-25

= DETROIT. Sept. 24.-The prop.llsr Wabash
s1M,iey, which was run into By an upknowp pro.
heA.r, on Sunday night, the 18th inst, on Like
ha huson, ano subsequently run ashore 70 prevent
t:oit river, all right She is owned bv Cant. 4.
T.. Goodrich, and was insured for &, 900.
, 1860-09-25

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept Ex-senator Seward
atfssea he1e last night. He nas 1ec.ived st
.he .he nepoI ~ the Wide-Awakes md escorted t.,
made kaers rstpeceh Not less than ocot) ner.
sons were present and listened 10 The epe,cb
Win the closest attention. Ua ieayes tarmo-.
fom " morning for Lawrence aud Leaveuworth~
Inc Douglas party had demonstration.
, 1860-09-25

LIAvESwoara, Sept. 24-G,r. Seward md
paty a,fiFed 1l's morning by boRt, and ware
receiTed by tha Wide-Awakes and esrortsd "'e ~
tho pian.sr's House, amid Tho fi.1uR Of cannnn
and the cheering Of this people. Brief addTe,s
es were made bJ Gov. Sa9arG, Gan, Me- 80
Charles Francis Adama. The Governor iii a 10
sefeuaded thi. evening. ""' 10
, 1860-09-25

Suspension OF n ISrecAfnrfdge Organ.
RocutsrsE. Sept e3.-Thc suspension Of the
new Brerk.uridge organ in this city was in
consequence OF misunderstanding between tho
publishers End the Leading trends o! the paper
abous pscuniary matters. It is to star. again
ps:msnen;ly IN day CT Two 10 strongly oppose
Huy tusion.
, 1860-09-25

cLETELASn. Sept. aa.-Tte Douglas men b.rs
express themselves highly gr4tlnea with ths
dsmonstratioo. Douglas spoke to larRe crnwd
10 day. The atlen. aace from tue ccun,rr wss
especially large, and the enthusiastn treat
next to TlfIio Ooio eoee
, 1860-09-25

SET. 92-Cr-Stm's City Of Cleveland, Forest Quo>n:
htk Lady o! the Lake: sc.r 81 Mason Alsita 4 i n l..
H1hN Els2. Mbuttri' eer.
owk->tmr City r Cleveland: props Eal na ,:ceket
MayfaWe1; brg po~AAtnn; ac1E- Affair." Uncle Io lron-
, 1860-09-25

New YoEk, Sfpt- - In the two mile trot,
ting matca batween Fora Temple aud Geo. II:
Paschen t3day, Flora wss the winner in two
Atra;g1t heats. Time, 4:55t and minutea.
, 1860-09-25

ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY,
UeEstnNtH> Maker.
1870 New Crop 1880

i I
LAKE. =; STREET MILLS viii supply ordcrs IL, NV
Whit Nihfef Flour without aIvlnce price All Of eur
sup-sor l.4nts Of tour Al ow .ates Wo lave new
or scne for Cora Neal and ftfl shall supply orders Al
low rates. uons warranted mud delivered il tie cttv fre
q caas.s. ofEvkSa i !sukK.s+ Nesi Lake ed pts-
pssiu rSr-f. {vIS
, 1860-09-25

N1cElPTs At 0GpESsBunGa.-Thc receipts a.
osdens5urgh for the week ending Sept 18Th,
with the total since the opening Of navigation,
hEre hen IA fnltoHs.
, 1860-09-25

DrnrorE, Sept. 24.-1hs River three feet.
Weather cloudy. Temperature IS.
LAsA1Lk, Sept 24.-RHer 81 inches On bars
falling.
, 1860-09-25

NEW ToRK, Sept. "a "A widow named Han
nah Jones, was shot dead o.dsy ucen in Nor
ris street, BY wn. Norris Pierlepont, to whom
she was engaged 10 be married.
, 1860-09-25

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a4.-The case Of Purser
Abbot Of the tloop of war Pawnee, was dis
charged BY the Court OF Quarter Sessions 10
dar
, 1860-09-25

Orr CT TRxN Axp TRtsrxK,}
Mor.!.y Ev nc, Eept -. !
Tue following ara the receipts and shipments
fer the past 81 hours:
, 1860-09-25
MARIN Il JOURNAL.


lvED..............sept,e q.
Stm. Cont. Evans G'atd Haven bags meal 100 kss
Dish. ~ fnIes ptachfs eo kgs fruit.
frop oa~4, D!ownt Muskeg1n, ~ N T. unter, % N
lath. -
Prop Z i Fos., W;lsan. Musse1ou, It's N lums er.
Baque fan1e 1nsai.aa,. lagrat'aua. Lay cAy, rs n
Sh Seht Gams .s cssx Ieona1d a po1io saatorsce
chr til gr4ln. Mtyers, G.Ahd s:avtn Is n Iumter
Schr A15ox. Gtand r vef4 70 m 1un T.
scar Fe-itr leicr, Gr4td !ar n, aga es 100 pkcs
hsd. = b: 1cs te- -chi 4. ~ pkxs nalt.
aclf oseE Ac&esMAo, Grand a&yei = m lumber, go
ptEs A.l. ~
sehr Ramsay t.oek Eelso7, Saginaw Bay 60 cords shn
gle boits, GV c1rds wood.
CLEARED. Sept. n.
!sep Hunter Dickson Collin swo-d, IT, :01 bu wheat
If'p 1owa. JGnc.. Buffalo, = LOO tu wheat.
DAtk Wa:eI Witch, Aoscatd Port CLlbornr, 1854 bu
corn. 10l IN seefs, 100 t,rla q 1ur.
schr rIkh'. 4cCaamu celagwood. Els bb:s tsur, ISL
hlgt See, lbs bAxs corn.
Sehr S!-les, Ayetilt. Duta!o ls.0c0 hu wheat.
echf tyiu% COLLINS. f3ut .n. Is 90 bu corn.
: Cit for! unc. Ho well. hu6t Light
schr S1fha .'n'th, Iulcr. B.nal". 570r hi wheat
schr Lie squ4l.. LenR 4,, NutIr, r3;E7 bu whs2t
sc'F Ne ~htuse. D;Ais. Eua4l'. t7rst1 bu wheat
, 1860-09-25

N0bCNEV LIVE 8EUER N18E&EEV
LAKE tHokE aAlx AID aE1sr1xe 7Asrs.
Reported BY WA1zx2 suxxxAx x2tcsly for ,be Pres,
9Th, 1850.
Stock received foI the &C: c,tta+
%33 khkEr.
:. :. :. -....---..s. --..... SO hogt.
ss...ss............- cows.
, 1860-09-25
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