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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-21

'TFst$IEE 'S , lie q T LtiF UN THE
l. EAST SIDE OF l7rR sTREET.-As Trus-
tee in tam deed of trust, dated the Goth day of
March. 1860, and duly recorded. at the request OF
the holder of the note | shall proceed to sell at
public auction, upon the premises, on SATUR
DAY the LIST day of December 1850. at o clock P.
Nj, the property conveyed In said deed being two
Lots OF Land on the east side OF Attn street front
ing together 50 feet and running back 40 feet to
alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS -Enough in cash to paw the expenses of
sale and negotiable note for ST. 25 with interest
thereon from the 10Th Nj arch, 1869, till paid; and
the remainder upon such terms as shall be agreed
upon at the sale.
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS, Nj. TAYLOR 81 SON. Aucts M 81
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STEAMBOATS,, SKIPPING, &c.

srEAMBoATS, SKIPPING, &c.
rs FEoR CHAgTEs5To load FLOUR or
ssclass Bark iNDfA 40 f nam r nnw h 5s
'na5:'St cargo at Norfolk tpP sUR ( REEVE
a,SE R!CHMOND AND BosTUN LINE Of
ct sshr E. sailing 5ssa,sr rack
ing he sreater portion Of her cargo ensaged aud
gong on board will have quick dispatch. For
D1ionas st freight 'PBBlzs S Il VIM cURR1t
SIS paoket sohr RALriMoRE. captain as lG PGIa
9sy nd the greater portion of her
no l7-st W, b. tc;oLQUIrT & co.
<ssS FOR hIyERP4SL-T we'll known
ballast, may be daily expected For freight, Of
'onai i4 hour or cotton a JgRRXSR f PALMER
.gSANb tlvEkPooL. PACK EFT LII linz 4 H D3he
h ,,srt ship Of THIS ne the the VIRGtNIA
for liverpool on or about the 10th of next month.
Shippers will bear in mind that, By special act of
Owned in Virginia, without inspection.
7 a arFe part 81 her freight is already engaged
FSc ssl1a0' Of irslsrB5 a sVVf6D t. WIN ouRR1B
.z~@:rsc NOTtCE.-UNION STEAMSHIP
s4Ns& LINE.-In consequence OF some neces-
@safa'a-@S sary repairs to the Steamship VlR
GINA, she will be taken off the line until about
the 10Th inst, and notice Will be given when she
will resume her regular trips.
no 10 c. ?. CARDOZD, Agent
E1a4 FALL AND WINTER Ar
cfFH RANG EMENT. DTHREE TINES a
@ .sEs. w Z K, BETWEEN RICHMOND
f Ep kf ROOM HNS MES rs NeiSbEb
The Y. s Mail Steamships YORKTO " N,
JAMESTOWN and ROANOKE will leave Rich
mond for New York, as follows, stopping at Nor
folk both gong and returning, viz:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Tues
day afternoon. at O'Clock.
The IAN ESTOWN, Capt SKINNER, every Fri
day afternoon, at o'clock.
The ROANOKE. Capt. Couch, every Sunday af
teTnoOu al o clock.
Returning from New York every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 3 p. NJ.
Steerag Passage to New York only S.
Passage TO Norfolk the same as by the river
boats.
Excursion Tickets discontinued until the next
season. LUDLAM h WATSON,
&C l-ts Opposite Steamers' Wharyea.
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:. TRINITY CHUR.H E0RSAIE

s7:5 VATELY.-We are authorized by the Trus-
sSItees of TRINITY Church 1.-THE cong regation late
Ell ervatsy
10 .ated on the South side OF Franklin, between
l4th and 18th streets, and adjoining the Exchsnge
Hotel It's location for any mercantile business
is as desirable as any property now in the market,
and win moderate outlay can easily be convert
ed into business stands 1t is built in the very beat
manner, and Is In good repair. The lot fronts 70
feet On Franklin street, and runs back ITO feet to
an alley. For terms. apply to
no IL St JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON Aucts
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T OND0N DOCK BRANDv, PURE LoN

ONDON DOCK BRANDY, PURE LON
IA DON DOCK BRANDY, &C.
EYS-Bumgardner Summer dean, Alb
ney's, Richardson's. Flasks, Sherman, VIM. w al
lace,s Tuscaloosa. Monongahela, Peter Hangers,
and Common
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHlSKEY
BRANDY-Jas Hennessey ,Otard. Dupuy & Co.,
Pmet, Castiion & Co. Sazsrac, Vieux Cognac,
and Jules Robin brands.
Pure Virginia APPLE and PEACH BRANDY.
JAMAICA RUM.
Madeira, Port. and Sherry WINES.
Pure old HOLLAND GIN.
ALSO-CHAMPA6NE WINES of all brands
and grades For sale, wholesale and retail, by
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NEW FRAMED HoU.E ANnIOr ON

~ 4. W 4 II VI r ID kfUUSE AND EOT On
~ 18TH, BETWEEN q AND p STREETS,
UNION HILL, AT AuCTI0N.--Ws will sell
upon the premises, on MONDAY, the c6th day Of
Eovem Der, commencing at O'Clock M, new
Framed Tenement, on 18th, bstween o and P SITS
Union Hill. 1t contains four good sized rooms,
very convenient, and we'll arranged together with
a kitchen.
The Lot fronts 80 feet on 18th street, and runs
back 100 feet to 8 alley 20 feet wide.
TERas -one fourth cash the balance at 4,
ard IL months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by trast deed.
no 20 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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IL VALUABLE PRIVATE PRESIDENCY
Es:s ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CANAL, BE-
A:hTWEEN lsT AN % SfREETS,F0RS SALE;
We are authorized to sell the desirable BRICK
occu pancy Of Mr.. Garrett F. Watson, and now of
Mr.. A. H. Sands. The lot has front Of 81 feet
has ten rooms besides front and rear porches, and
is supplied with gas and water. There IS an ex
cellent Brick Kitchen and a large Brick Stable.
TERHs-Accommodatlns Apply to
e. GuDDIN f. APpERSON, Aucts
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by j. III. Digses, AuceY.

ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER,
JEWBLRY, FANCY GOODS, &c Will 70
sold ~ auction, every night this week. at Atoton
Room Sc Nam street. Also a lot of Blankets Gn-
"efsnlrts. Drawers fac Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &C.. &c. Sale will commence ut
O'Clock, NJ ]. H. DIGGES, Auo,.
ID. +. BooTH, Salesman. &C 23-t8
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VIRG INiA SAVING BANK.
Chartered BY the LEGISLATURE Of Va.
CAPITAL..-- 800, 900.
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of SIX per centum per annum Is paid for sums
remaining Six months or longer; for shorter Pc
rods, interest a: the rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, I. b. STARK +, at the store of E. o.
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, Pres't,
I. b. STARKE. Cashier,
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1914. sTo'As-sTo'Es. 1860.
VIM. SEARS WOOD,
No. Main street, near the Old Market,
ESTABLISHLD IN 1914.
Manufacturer, - hoiesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES,
MOTIFS AGRICULTURAL BOILERS,
TIN AND SHEET RON WARE.
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS, &c, &c
PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING, in all itA
branches
"a JOBBING promptly attended to-
IA. REPAIRS for all kinds OF STOVES, always
on hand.
ROOFING AND GUTTERING
done In the ctty and country, IN the best manner
and at shortest notice. Sc 2S-ts
CRATES, FENDERS-.FINE SETS OF
" TONGS, SHOW ELS AND POKERS.-I have
for sale large and elegant assortment of all kinds
of EnamelIed CRATES, with TENDERS; SUM-
NJ Err Pee rs of every sty le; handsome and plain
sets Of sHOVELs, LONGS, POKERS, COAL
SCUTTLES. CINDER SHOVELS, BLOW Err
STAND handsome stands for Shovels and Tongs,
Brass and Iron Footmsn, Fire Brick Slabs and
Jams. All kinds of Church and Tavern Bells, Brass
Brick Moulds, all kinds of Crates, Tenders, TO-,
made to order at the lowest NoLthern prices.
s. ID. DENOON,
No. 225 Main street. between 9th and 9th,
l3-9m West side.
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: A T 4 r

T A t \ r
6.dl Manager.
kssss Sanasse.rr.
Ne Manager.
kGs,
/. ~ !. 1880.
70 Romantic
DORA.
|EATE. 80
a. hEBs.
PsILLIPro.
oL MUSIC.
20 ' ranee VI
These n Cla.
[N THURS
|hn,ohk oom of
r. H. F. N.
H 8 gentle.
|..rsH TsY.
s.ores Coz.
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AZ MI; SMorsham, about the ist of Nav ,a nt
AS9Sbs bs,hhoW WOMAN named iSABELIh.
sh. ns. ana may be lurking about his farm. whers
hired "a enid, or In this CITY, whore she has been
A. A. mat brown complexion She wore ear T,nrs
wsrtS O +. n. ny IN her dress. The above re-,
eohHhement In Jail where we can set her " Ho'
o,,, EIWIN WORKMAN l. CO.
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f1LOTHiNG.-DARRA HARRIS T. co,
~ have on hand a large sock of CLOTH
such as Orlot Beaver 0vereoats; Moscow Beaver
60; English W hItDey DO Drab Beaver Garrioks;
Black PeteTsham GarTloks; Silver Mixed Cassi-
mere Suits; Fancy Nobby Suits; Vclvstsen Hunt
ing Suits; Black Dress Suits; which we sell
ing very low. FOR bargains, call on
DARRAcOTr, HARRIS l. Co.
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I HAVE JUST RECEIVED 200 FANCY
4 WORSTED C0UNTERPANES, which will.
sell cheap; and, also, good assortment of SILKS,
black and coiored, and a great variety of DRY
GOODS, BOOTS, HOES and CLOTHING. all Of
l. ROSE, 25S Broad ST., bet n I'd and Sd.
nN Don Z forget the place oc 30-lm*
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By Jas. m. Taylor d Son. Auct's.
TRusTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

'iRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
= ON DUVAL STREET.-By virtue of a deed
ter dated the 3lst day of May, 1861 and recorded
In Richmond Hastings Court, will proceed TO
se!i a. PUBLIC auction; upon the premises, on ION
next fair day thereafter commencing at O'clock
:. ~, the real estate conveyed IN said deed. as
1ollows One certain lot. piece or parcel of land
In the city of Richmond, with all the improve
ments thereon, beginning at a point distant IIs
feet northeast from the west line of ST. Peters st
running thence along and fronting on Duval street
~ feet and inches and running back on its east
ern line $50 feet inches. and on Its western line
l49 feet inches to alley 10 feet wide and front
Ing on said alley n feet inches. The house is
DOW IN the occupancy of SAID Gwnn, and COZ tains
7g0od rooms.
TERMs-Will be made known on the day of sal,.
GEO. TIM BERLAKE, Trustee.
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\ n,
yo's Bride
IFnGHT'sst
nea'3o'cilS'
be =, DOC
q Wilson's
we'd seat. 50
no 2)-.st
T ROT r.
match rAs
mile heals.
wilitske
We track, on
t E feegots.
oprietor.
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CHOiCE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
~ A full assortu ent on hand, including the finest
Brandles, Madeira and Sherry Wines ported
IL 10 this country. For sale in Quantities to SUIT
purchasers. SELDEN 4 MILLER.
paar nd IA 4ta
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GAVE YOUR DIMES.-The UNITED saw
- lNGS BANK will receive at their Office, No. IS
Main street, Deposlts in sums of Five Dollars and
upwards. upon which will be allowed interest at
the rate of per cent per annun, IT allowed to re-
main 6 months, and per cent. for a shorter Pc
rod. Interest payable semi ANN ually.
JNO. c. PAGE ia. Treasurer,
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pREPAaE FOR COLD WEATHEK.-AI
persons in want of CLOTHING, will. lind ut los
Nam street, every article OF wearing apparel to
suit the approaching season. Our goods are stJhsh
and durable. Call and see for ourselves.
NOAH WALKER S CO..
103. corner Main and l4th. Pearl sits.
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FALL TRADE.

SHAFER, HALSEY CO, Manufacturers of,
and wholesale and hetail Dealers in. CLOTHING
and FINE + I FINISHING GOODS, ITO Main st.,
Richmond, Va are now opening for the Fall and
Winter Trade. lsrse and desirable stock Of
C l. o L II | N q and FURNISHING GOODS, TO
which we invite the public attention.
sHAFER, HALSEY & CO.,
tahy Va
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SUtEs,I0aT6xE.6 OF L..-Jes, fssslysd, 10.
~. q Y: !. N.
sasr ~'''" IsY2k e., whslsss!, rysynsM
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Old DOMiEiUN DOUBLE REFINED
~ CANDY MANUFACfORY.-Ia am now ready
to receive orders from the country or city mer-
hants for my Double Refined Candies, III ade ex-
pressly for transportation, at New York prices.
A. ANTONI, next door Exchange Bank,
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IL TON The subscribers have just received
the following CHOICE brands of genuine Havana
etelas; also, Eagle Extra Prncipe. A few ibs.
of splendid Turkish Smoking Tobacco
=. JOHNSTON 4 BRO. Druggists
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VIM. GoIZE, No. 1870 Broad street, between
w 5th and 9th. manufacturer of STEAM RE-
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDIES, of
all descriptions. wholesale and retail. and dealer
in FANCY GOODS, TOYS. FOREIGN FRUITS,
and CIGARS, of every variety. respectfully in
vites the pub to examine his new and beauti III
stock. City and country merchants will find 1t to
their interest to examine his goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. as he feels satisfied he can of
fer great Inducements as can be had by their
purchasing North. no l3-dtlstJas
HRESH BUTTER.-I have made arrange
L ments with some of the principal dairymen OF
Orange county. New York, and Of the Delaware
Valley, Maryland. and of the Virginia Farmers
West of the Blue Ridge TO keep me supplied dur
FRESH BUTTER. Through these ARRANGEMENTS
FRESH BUTTEk. and will be enabled to keep
families supplied at a low PRICE, FoE sals lie. whole
90 a5Ndim Next cor. Franklin and Gov'r SITS.
CUNS-GUNS-GUNS have in store large
" and very complete stock of GUNS; also, Smith
4 Wesson's SEVkN-sH0OTERS; Sharpe's very
small FOUR-SHO0TERS; Colts, Aliens, and
many other PIsToLs, Of the best makers
kinds all of which will be sold at the lowest pos
sible prices. An e1aminatlon q my stock is re-
spectfully solicited. I. w. TlGNOR,
Gun Maker, Main street. below the Market.
z4-lm
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<ssr1ss. MON STEAMSHIP
s4AEM LlNE.-ln consequence of some neces-
@Faf1<s1SS sary repairs to the Steamship VlR
GIN A, she will be taken off the line until about
the 10Th inst, and notice will be given when she
Will resume her regular trips.
no 10 C. p EARDOZ1 Agen,
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L'ANCY CAss.MEkf PANTA-5 500 PAIR
L Embracing every var'et,, style and quality.
french, English and American Casslm:Ies. In
latest patterns, all qualities, iashionabie cut low
pnces; Black Cashmere PaBta, single ana double
mled; Tricot Waved Face, French Twill, and
plain, all prices. ITO NJ ain street.
SHAFER. hALSEY L CO.
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RUNAwAYs.

- $50 r w AR ID - escaped from A.
tenJamin Davis Jail Monday morning ~ .
Nfsnhts sc M hSgT' s e Ave wn snd si1 O'clock
A-&>tosether. The man, Nsp 10 blant' ahnn, e g
ears 81 age, no gre, hairs. slightly bow legssS ~
acont isett inches h'sh. good many of his unee,
teeth out on one side. a soar on his chaeL Pf n
had bundle of clothes with him, a drsh ovs ne
goat grey pants and black pea jacket anon tbs,,
The woman, POLLY is bright m,is,.o 'hefn
years OF age upper front teeth very had auwu. q
Of Ss She Ss. i'si ur inches good
e,othing, am9ng them one plaid and ono S Spt OF
tiny dress me above reward W III he na "a IN ny ny.
delivery of both, or $40 each ' NO paia LOT the
no@-ts PuLLIAM & CO,
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CONGRATULATIONS and fonoine >Soaps,
NCold Cream. Otto Rose Lip Saive, Glycerine
Lotion Church's LOTION for the sklnj also, Now
lands kaydor, Bay Rum, Colognes. Handker-
chief Extracts, all 0oors, and many other indis-
pensable Toilet Articles, In store for sale BY
Z. JOHNSTON a BRO Druggists.
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' I =, "a
|f.lechanios'
.: Apper-
. on MAN.
u 8. corner
,sldwIu,o on
II at night,
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[ZLEY.
yed from
ty Reser-
lace, hav-
|s, A lib
delivered
KALI.
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bpppsSprE J m, S = Nh uF THE yALuAnLE
IN HENRiC0. N AR TO RoyKETTs.-As
Trustees IN aeertaia DEED of trust. executed BY
MISS Battle w Ragg for the hepeht Of w. = @.
henrico County Court. we shah proceed 20 ssi az
pnpuo auction, on the premises, on FhlDs y, the
S0th November. 1850, st II o'clcek NJ, tif tar; II
not, the next fair day thereafter the real estate
convened BY the said deed, eopsist,ns 81 the val
with the miller's house, and the privileges ard ap-
purtsnances belonsinx 90 the sid mill. Tins 10
fAe ds-d resuirss stsh sale Bat II ta mare
shss stssast - 90 a. n y IN y s :.
* las lsrsss,f sssa, ms ~ skall SERVER Wis
i, .....,,,s' |, ...' ".
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| HAVE Just received fresh supply Of RERO-
L SINE OIL, which Is almost as llmpid a. water,
and as clear as crystal. For sale, and constantly
on hand, at the Drug Store of
w. l.. WARING,
No. 107 Broad street, above 9Th.
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FOR SALE AmD RENT.

~ FOR FaE ST-Two de9irable HOUSES. in
E;f quiet neig hborhood suitable for small fami-
AX les, on 18th street, the depot of the Cen
trail Railroad Company. These Houses are in GOOD
repair and to permanent tenants the rent W Ill be
low. Apply to FRANCS T. ISbEIL,
no 20-3s* At the offise of ]. NJ TAYLOR 81 Son
, 1860-01-21

r T he West is already beginning to feel tho
effects Of the opening Of the Grand Trunk
liail lwuy. That company are now shipping
direct 10 Liverpool, beef, pork and lard, for
eiEhty-scven and lIa1f cents per hundred.
THIS amounts to $3.50 per barrel Three ycars
agothe lowest winter freight between Chica-
30 and New York, if We mistake not, was one
dollar per hundred; nowit is onc-eighth less to
Lire errool: We lcaru that the New York and
Erid Railroad has telegraplcd 10 its agency
hero 10 take European frcigh1s for tic same
rrice rs The Grand Trunk, and doubtless the
Ke'y York Central Will at once follow tic cx-
ample, tit Inns not already done 60. :,
The rates nre Of course for ali rail to Part
Land Il distance Of more thnn. eleven hundred
miles. As soon as navigation opens, line Of
prorcl1crs will run in !onEec1iou with
tho Grand Trunk to safnia, and the
European steamers win run up to Mon
tre:l, leaving only some five Hundred miles Of
freight by railway. If the line can now #.
ford to carry at present rates, i, is likely that
with SIX hundred miles less railway, the busi-
ness public will welcome still further reduc-
tionbcforo the first Of May.
Tho importance Of so, large a reduction in
freights to producing centre can scarcely bc
estimated. Ercn small reduction will often
open very extensive market And besides,
every dino per hundred that freights are les
: eucd is 50 much more put into tho hands Ct
producers. The amount which the pork packed
in This city the present season. supposing the
-price in tbs markets Of tho world to be- the
same, will roalizo to producers and packers By
this great reduction in Greigsllts, would afford p
, 1860-01-21

would furnish good cause for destroying the
Union; that GeorEia would march out, and that
he would march With her. liz claimed tile right
OF my State to leave The Union whenever She
saw tit-that: this YVES Union Of consent aud
not Of force; that it could be destroyed when
ever tue slave Suites saw proper to shiyer it,
When he concluded, Morris Of Illinois replied
mildly and couHe ous'y, combating the arRu.
nlent that The. Dred Scott decision carried s(sr
cry into the Territories, and holding thu. Con-
gress should not pass staye Gods, 8c.. But be
announced that he would fight the f.sue inside
OF the party organization, and submit to u hat
evr sett ement the party gave the question,
And this was oil tie protest that was offered by
any Northern Democrat to the assertion Of Ua-
derwood that they were willing to vote for
Federal Slave Code.
Now, put the declaration Of I.nrrabee, that he
wou'd rather votcfor Sonthtro K1ow-N Notbinx
than Northern Republican, with tue uncontra.
d1ctcd statement of Underwood, That the North
Western Democrats urc ready 10 give theSou,h
slave coda Tor the protection oE slasvrJ u tic
Territories. and your readers can perceive the
progressive tides Northern Democracy il max
lrg ID Congress. Comment would be supertluous,
! bare statement Of what is said and doue. in
tbe national capital, by the representatives Of
thc democratic party, is entirely sufficient. l.
| CHIrAco
, 1860-01-21

9CosfspIhdeuee of The Press and Tdbune1
LE1cs7. Cook Co.. jim. Il. 1860.
The interesting report Of Nr. johnson, chair.
man Of the Committee Of the State AgricultQ.
raj Society for the examination Of farms. suy.
gests to n,y mind few comments: Tie light
co}ored clay soil Of the timber land along the
OP!a'n, not considered worthy Of cultivation
bt the original settlers, produces the best crops
Of wheat, while the dark, deep soils of the prai.
r1r adjoining is better for almost every Other
crop, particularly corn. l had supposed, therc-
lore, that the dark soils Of the central portion
Of the State were better adapted to corn than
wheat, and the statement in this report that the
wcalthier turner's who haye made their proper
t. By doing what they do well, have quit rais-
ing wheat and taken to corn and hogs, seems to
favor this snpposltion.
Mr. johnson says the tame grasses that fol-
ios grazing come in competition With the wheat
and prevent our getting as good crops on fresh
broken prairie US we originally did; but has
not 'ls soil lost some elements Of fertility in the
grass fed OF? Whe4. the grass was burned
where It grew, what came from the earth vas
returned, and is there not less decaying vcgeta-
.";,,. .,. s'o"4s oeaso" ~ 'ofn'sn plants
1's s'e'"'' ~ hu'Fl''oh 'nes obtain
'n' a'tnVs pAe'e' 'Ac p'oooc.s ot inc carth
oe'"s Aept 'of winter use, these clements in the
ofea'h, iersplration aud excrenacnts Of don1es-
tic animals passing into the air when not avai]a-
able, aud no only diminishing the productive
ness of the country, but changing its diseases
from tho simple fevers Of the fall months to the
complicated variety which pursue US through
The ycaEs Hc 'aments the aclusions of farmers
IN euppos'ns wheat mny turn to chess; but I
think We are somewhat cxcusabIc, in yleW oftle
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wore, BY some wags, who informed him that he
must wear court dress or military uniform 9n
his appearance At the reception Of the Pres1-
dent.
Cassius u. Clay in relation to Hon. Edward
Batea, of No., says:
While hare the highest respect fo7 the char.
acter- Of Nr. Bates. Of Missouri, and would
cheerfdlls support him it nominated BY a Re-
publican Convention, cannot allow that h;s
claims are to be put up as superior to those ii
the fatLers OF the party. We allow him an
ity the !" Republican leaders" at Washington Ut
auch be the truth. which | disbe|ieve) venture
to dictate a choice Of candidatest to their p.ets,
-the-Ereat peuple-of thr- Republican purity IN
Convention assembled Such Congressional at
tempt is not new in the history OF this country.
and its success Was such, think, As not to ln-
vita q renewal ::
Rev. John McDermott, formerly Catholic
priest ut Nechanicsvilte, y. L., died in Philllet-
phia on Sunday. This is the third death in the
Catholic clergy within ten DAYS.
The Richmond Engay<r refuses to send its
sheetto an Opposition Club in Madison L., lest
| it may be used against the Locos!
| --Glosshreuuer, the Sergeant alarms Of tho
House, has advanced $l00,O0o OF thereabouts,
to the members lie should be promptly pun.
ished for bis course in 80 doing, the moment
the House can get q: him, by sending him home
to Pennsylvania.
! MIR: Ethcridse, Of Tenresser, ia comment,
1os on the resolutions Of the LEGISLATURE OF thai
And would not he governed by their requests
That's the way 10 talk to Lccutocos.
| The agent Of the Roslschilds in New Yort
has half million Of Poztoiice Orders drawing
interest. Il is the conduct Of capitalists it
| cash1ns--or rather shavlrg-these orders, thai