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, 1860-07-27

Nvw vo,r Jv1r az ~, pt::, ;,
1.sns canara, ra:,,a;,..o - -. L:eeAiutuEe Ana
49, .ran;na ~ ~ Tse;, - na 5n.s e's oeRan,zea
eo';'h - ~ hs eha;r 't9g aso11ns: uustasus
w.s fai1r renre,en.ad pr;,ar maIa ~ me cltg
oraersd to choosa tha do1aaa,as. e'GI.9ns ~ % were
ia ~ e1oose t.s ae'eRu'es 10 me bfeckln-
sa,Ise,a -. un; ~ a'ssa5 eaheo 10 as-
Teso1ntinr yas n,aeed - ai, or nugahs. q
this cn,on,;,taa r. re.;-s 4.a.,, & ~ asos's .,
Tsmnan1 IIs,i. ~ Trn,7 49,. ~. yon niozatl ano
th", a,,s,s;.,s S.ohan so ~, m, oincf organization
'Aas curtains .|epne" a. D'ug'as''
SE" ohk, july 26.-lhe tribune announces
as bogus the letter purpertinx to be Mr. Sew-
, 1860-07-27

NAsu1Sorox, Jnly e5.-1t is asserted bl those
who hare made particular inquiry that The Sc
cret organization which lately excited fears of
bloodshed in the Cherokee country ia to sar
the least, political. and similar u what wa+
commonly known in the States as the Know
Nothing" party, confined to pure bIooded In
diaus. Our Government has been watching
With some interest the events in that nation.
particularly those growing out Of the agitation
Of the slavery question, as any outbreak in that
connection might involve the whites residing
in that country IN consequence. No immediate
danger is appreheuded. The IT, s. Icdiau
Agent having by this time reached the Chero-
kee reservation. he will take immediate n,eus-
ures fur the expulsion OF the white int1uders
Judge Greenwood, the Commissioner OF 1ndi-
Of lew dnya for the Pike's l'tak country. In
1881 treaty or arrangement was made with
the Arapahoes and Chtyennes, which. while it
fixed the limits within which these Indians
might hunt, did not acknowledge their title to
the land, but owing to the extension Of the
white population, they have BEEN seriously
curtailed in their supplies from the chase. In
view Of this rnd the fact that they are friendly
Indians. Congress, at its last session appropri-
Rted $35, 600 .oF presents and to defraY The ex-
penses OF holding council with them regarding
their future welfare. The COMMISSIONER
former visits among .varions tribes Of lndians
having been productive Of highly beneficial re.
suits, It is believed that the one now contem.
plated will have favorable effect, and that. in
accordance with the earnest desire Of the Ara
pahoes aud Cheyennes, these will be secured in
the possession Of permanent homes and induced
to change their present mode Of obssiui ny q
preca1louS subsistence
WASHINGTON, July es.-The treaty Of amity
and commerce with Jauan, the ratitcatiops Of
which were exchuuged BY the Embassy when
they were in Washington, is soiliclaly published.
One Of the articles proTides ttat the President.
, 1860-07-27

NEw YoRx, July a6.-The Chicago Zouayes
s,-sed ah's forenoon from boston, and r1sited
We,+ po,.~ 1T 10 day. On their return this after.
noon a. tbsT ~ were = ""s&ed to she armory Ct Com
panv y, 7th Regiment, wills Aeeoa'psn,ga .h mem
to West Point, and which will es& ''e'4 u
the lhi1adelphia depot Tomorrow afternoon.
In the Supreme Court chambers this forenoon
Justice lngraham rendered very important
decision in the West Washington market case,
poratlon counsel to Set aside tbe iudgmf nts Oh.
taoed BY aylor and brennan against the city
for back rents OF the Washington Market pror.
erty. The effect Of the decision is 10 restore tie
property to the passesston Of the city, and al.
low the corporation to defend anew the suits
on which Judgments to The amount Of t6oo,o 900
we're obtained. Taylor and Brennan can, how
eyer. amend the complaint, which they prota-
ply will do. by claiming back rent for an sdd-
tonat number of Yearn.
, 1860-07-27

conaagrattons In Poughkeepsie, N, +.
ALBASr. July 25.-0n Tuesday morning The
eh5 Of pouRhkeepsle Was rislted By two de-
structive fires.
The first {at 9 o'clock) consumed Wedd2e's
Faint Factory, with al the outbui1dinet. and
also the eupola and cornices of Pelton's Fac.
tory.
The second {at8 o'clock) broke out in the
rear Of Carey i Andrews Chair Factory, which
it consumed. The flames communicated to The
adjoining buildings, and confined to sween
everything before it. - far up Main street "a
Nathaniel Hill corner store. 40
There were at least twenty stores on Main
street burned, and several buildings on Gather.
ine street, extending up 10 Lpcy's store.
.Pouo1KEEfslE, July a6.-The barns and alta.
hles OF Bald in's Hotel. also the barua Of Wm,
A. Davis and Or. Cooper, adioininr wars
burned ibis morning about 10 O'Clock. together
With eight horses in Baldwin's barn. To,al ]oss
shout $12 900; partially insured.
, 1860-07-27

sr. JosErH, July &C. The Pony Exnre.s,
with San Francisco advicea to tho Iii, ;nat ,
arrived here ut noon to-day.
Politicians IN California we're almost frant;c
for intelligence from the Baltimore Couyention
having received news up to the time Of oroan;'
zation, bnt nothing later.
the last messenger eastward from Carson Yai.
ley, vita stock to re6t the stations and nut tho
rou:e in order rs far Us Salt Lake,
great many em'grants were arriving at Car-
son Valley from Salt Like.
Tie Fourth Of July was celebrated at Port
Townsend. Oregon, By grand regatta and Ere.
works in the evening"
murderous war sgainst the coast Iudiaus.
The Japanese steamer Carlimarrah saiied
from Honolulu on May 20.b, for japan.
, 1860-07-27
New York Market.
BfTu EoEA.TH.1

brTEt koaAfa.1 AK~ YoKK. July SO.
FtouR-St.N continues IN favnr Of luyers With very
moceIate export demand and only limited inquiry for Tue
supply Of the PRESSING It the home trade Sal
state As05@5s5 70. common 10 e1ts western IS
10. exits H. II. u Closing dul md tendency dow 1ard
eale, include sooo bh eatsa s,se hio for export II
prices xithin ra ee csaadi aous dul and declining
10 cho extra Rye -four ~ ady. Snail sales Corn
neal Qule and tFlcrd unchanged.
WHl<KT-Aeavy. Sales s5D bbls at snA@3oxc.
GEM-Nheat still In favor Of hu. cr whilr p'ices e.
and the further alvanc fu 1aes obtained to *
operates CHI ck up"n the dem nd Sales l016j
bu CHI s1tng It 414 for very nfe and u l6 far
oo hu NIL club IT q so@ =, boo bu ans'es Ws u
.ot white weeterp af $t.S.s1l Y6; % bn DeW
while Kentucky At sl-oa: 90 cd do ut si e. Rye In
ntodeate quest taes 40u b1 n 8i@s2 chilly hetn-
side price ios Canadian. r.ns dull al ::@so. sales
co ed vita holdera dlspored 10 Eeaxe Sales lUs ku
1t 70 for d1mlged mixed west t9GlH eound do: 6.
ff cho dn, and ~ fer white wes.eru. Oats Gull nj
See % for westssa s can,d a., u Gte!eh. s,,.. ~,
eaatys5 for t9 IS for old mess; III IS for
PRIME: 4l3S f0s old prime. ttef quiet and stejy
Saes e brs u t.@!e3 faf p!;n.; tlsso5o fur n'esa
f1sE Paes3d .'t sl ss f1ts, e rpe
ri aug state 10t for ssrb Cut quiet
"'n 4. 6kGe4c for shoulders: lie for hahs. III
; a'n .e46.. nsien su0 brls ut le4G8l5Ac. Bu1t+r
@ qmia. Lst4 l08lsc for ttats Ihtese 1eady
nj Gssnh. G:@nhs; .-< Rio At 1sc: 800
b,r. T,4.esi;o ~ n5M 2tA ~ oa - ut l54c
Sa:ar sath n!ure .etive ptces uachsnssu
Se!es1,bO hlids II 6497Hr Ehr Cub1 Nes1+
s1ocAa "a boad-r!rm Tenn Is 9oE: Va %; Erie con-
liz. q hot o SGh ss aae nj; ~ 81
l. TX; Hsrl IT: cserp S; ksaaTx Is: S3x: G.
guar " "; Fan l:b4; Galeha Tux; y YCaJk.
, 1860-07-27

ST. LOUIS, July a6 About thirty notorious
houses OF i. lame, dance houses. groceries, ETC.
in the southern part Of The city we're .iddled bs
mob last night, and all their furniture and ct:
fects burned in the streets.
The loss By the destruction of furniture. etc
in houaes Of i'll fame last night, il estimated Al
$4,000. Si1ty-shree Of The rioters were ar-
rested and brought before the Recorder III.
morning. who fined them five dollars each.
The Pixies Peak Express, which arrived 1t
St. Joseph on Tue 24sn inst, brought e26, in
dust, the .argest amoul. erer received by one
express.
, 1860-07-27
New York Entefned on the Japan
HlIiR,

NEW }oRK, July 26 In the Supreme Court
to-day Levi s. Chatfield served a notice of mo-
sion upon The Mayor and Comptroller that he
will apply for an injunction 10 restrain them
from paying any OF The bills for the Japanese
reception. The plaintiff alleges that the Com
nitsee on Reception and members Of The Com
mon Council sold tickets far the ball at from
80 to 800, the proceeds Of which they pock-
eted. Thatit was agreed before the bill ct tho
Messrs. Leland was allowed, that they should
pay to metnters Of the Common Council S3t
per cent, and that the Common Council
have no right to expend large sums to enter
taln guests or to make any arrangements 10
carry out the fraudulent agreement above set
forth.
In fight in tenement house on avenue !,
last night, Louis Dardis was 80 badly injured
that be cannot surylre.
, 1860-07-27

Campaign biography Of Lincoln.
We have issued campaign Biography of
the Republican standard-bearer, III style
SO compact aud :heap that, with suitable
effort on the part Of clubs, canvassers and local
committees, it may reach every voter in the
Northwest before the campaign is over. It is
pamphlet Of 80 pages, Of close type. double
columns, and in the style and shape of the
campaign life Of Col. Fremont, Issued in 1856
It has been prepared with great care, and it
may be considered reliable and authentic mar
ratiTe Of the life Of ABRAHAM L1sco1x,-em-
brsciug n1so the substance of his debates with
ar. Douglas in 1858, and complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. It has been the
purpose Of the writer to make it tie document
of the times. A copy should be placed in the
hands Of every man in The Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving it the widest circulation We will furnish
It at the following reduced rates:
Sln8!e copies. -.-....................5 s cents.
reE uo1en .;..................... 40 cents.
~, ~ In"'eo - '."s''.-.'-.'...-s-..... e ~
fef thousand. so 10
When ordered by mail, one cent eaeh nus,
be added for postage. Send in your ordera.
Address. Press and Tribune, Chicago. Illinois.
, 1860-07-27

The Pennsylvan1aD Douglas Convention
HAnnlsuuRa, July es.-The Douglas State
Convention meets this afternoon. 4 great
crowd Of politicians are here. The opinions are m
dls'ded about the policy Of nominating straight
Of the State Convention. fS'
, 1860-07-27

s.. JoaSs, n. n, July a6.-The steamship
Golden Fleece sailed hence Tor Galway, ut IL
O'Clock Lust night.
The s'e.mship Cny Of Nav York, which con.
Fe!ed the United States government expedition
sifc information al to the recent so;ar eclinsa
arrived here this morning on her return 10 The
United States.
, 1860-07-27

DUBUQUE. July e6.-River ct feet Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 50.
BURLINGTON, lows, July 26.-Wind north
west River about the eame as Yesterday.
Thermometer Sc in the shade,
, 1860-07-27

CLEA EE'1. July ~
stmr G:reale Dntl,n. AI~a.ke .to. is.ses as tars
w4~at, kutdti-k, 49,"
sinE C.m* Nurxxn Grand Haven ~ I'm, rtt =, III.
I'm, sflat 70 ~ r. a. ~ :ds h".es
Htk Giote. Gld rd Brn4l,. II, ,fAU on crp.
schI naM". nakt ltuf!4o, Il, ,sU hu corn.
sc4r Y KttVts Do,taaue, Buffalo II uN bu se.p
eclE Mectps1c!t}t lenn io ClboEne is3ss tu coru
ch1 EapA. BLACK: Buffalo, lE,s73 Lu cuzn.
schr NORTH, bells sLe:oy.. "a.
schs Sea ard. Busher, Buffalo, 500 ba corr, 900 bu
scnr z 3ro.ha5Er, Coyne. Buffalo, Is 800 bu corn.
Schr AetfopoHA Murray. hu6sto, LOO IN ct.u
ecAf Oei0s UeWof, Prase, Buffalo, i&uo0 tu cam
, 1860-07-27
Fasssd DefS0ts. ,fe{u 2B.

Cf1S:ms For+tt Queen; pron. Magnet Dacotah QuneY:
tenI White Coue. telegraph, Wunnxtoh, spetdweiI w
y ~tn< Aseaeer tu1ska. spy. Fores1.
Lss.s Mayn.-~'sr: ba,k. Gls:t Nsts s~te9y; BIZ:
11komah Hsy Chy: aeouia.' Isae siaI Ill., 81.
, 1860-07-27

CLfrkLAxp MARKET, July .4.-Fiour New
wheat -four is offering at $5.23 for good extras,
ana 1851 for red wheat double extras. Some
smslI sales old do are reported 1t 1865. Wheat
do. from store ut same; 1000 bush do free on
board at same; 1100 bush from store ut Il oet:
5000 bosh DO free on board III $l.0S; and 3 cars
white On track At &1.10. Corn-auiet 1t 45c,
Oats sales Of cars and 400 bush old from
store 1t soc. Lsrd-Sales Of Eees at 1ac,
HAms-Sales OF 1900 lbs Constock'a" suvnr
cured at l2tc. Cheese-Sates OF $50 lbs Hsm.
huEgh as 6c-Leader.
, 1860-07-27

so+5, '" MUSEUM. Freight Ag8nt i,hfes
--C-.--S = =. - :. S4.e4ko: -
III lCtIlGAN CENTRAL. AVN
l'4 GREAT WESTERN fCAyAD.,R,,,w.-u
SUMMER ARRASuEwEyr.
Chicago: A7p'@ 1''ot OF Lassas:ess.
Erpref. {sasda.s e1csp,ee> asrre -
am eSpm' -" f21k 80 pm, Rt~ioa its0 pu.
'"o op"-SsW xof1 y sion k1press, t1cept >sfu.dav
ssNS aN ~ Defro.t 7:s,, an,.. >,spe n,iun B:it9e
S:43 an. E6sto. j:QJ pm ~ '' A's" Ae'e
11 Ao9-Einc!7Esti pfrvs-fextsn4 Snr,sv,+h,,r. .,
Gtnc!EH2t In 10 hnu.s -''''o'~S ~
s;o8 PA CiucIuls and Louisville Ezpzesa te4c,p,sa
;Gay} through to Cincinnati In il houra Lout
e'R pm Isa!u. Saturday. only 70 Miles,
SUNDAY TFans i nm
Tateff s!trptnE t'afs on Ill njsht t,,lrs
pm 'talh eonEect at l1fts with thu Rusrao .oa
foao aa,sn as ~ Rc.a} er u,e and eat To
burxb Wont1-s Ius ss1"A I~AI 70 King esna okdrns-
NOT hsIn vermont. Ses 1lsnshire and Milne. ''
;haxkake sheekes! through,
f., aouEn ,h Iestts f. sae It ae principal R,rosd cces
osasooEn street Chicago. he of Ike st:es..
ur r. n. RICE. Superintendent
, 1860-07-27
Church Steeple sio.vn Down

NoawALk, Ohio, July GA yery bipb rind
this evening blew the steeple Of the Preshr.
-" Church in This place through The church
.et1s. .ens u" unrooted the machine shons
Of the Cleveland / Toledo h..'d -"'d Company.
, 1860-07-27

DURE AIR AND PERFECT
EESTlLAT10N. LESTEK'S IMPROVED FUR
MACE AND ST. YES
LETTERS PATENT hare been obtained upon th.s
Furnace ~ \ FEST1LAT1R. It Is UNSURPASSED 4, y
ueattr aud ~ entAt1r is superior to any other device
ret discovered. Iha
VENTILATION
more like the oldfaah!oned dre place than a.y o,hr
Plan, whte be heat wasfe1 BY the Fireplace il saved
tie cd air sonoua eeliLE the door are
gut or ther o and tne!r plae s1pp led wl.n pure
Churches sccooi, dali. aud Privl:e dwellings supplied
at the shortest potcf.
TIN Fipe, sheet Iron Wurk RexlsttKs yentf,toa and
oboitE dune In ORDER.
sE Eusn.eta g.t ap!e all parts Of the country.
Arehltecls; " T. ". s sup rub. schools Jas, Ws.t,
E.q., Board Of Educatltn.
II. ". LISTER, rtettee
~ LaSate At-. T.. U. baI So.
, 1860-07-27
Steamer 2nnk with T,x,an of KtC.

LOUISVILLE, July 2s-The steamer s. r. H,b.
bard, hence for Memphis, sunk in twelve fest Of
Water thls morning, q mile and half bclow
New Albany, By = collision with the stexmer
chancellor. One deck passenger aud three Of
the crew are supposed to be lost, The boat
and valuable cargo arc nearly total loss. $50.
900 On cargo insurance here
, 1860-07-27

1 ,,filCA'7g, BURLINGTON &
QClECr ;:AIlan4n.
tassen:er rains Leave ara a1r!vr =. CHI. ~ i,
t "apsess taves ecn a-:. Suut.>. e1errtr 49,.
pm. sanoays excepted .1l.t.e travr. IT
>AatAys excepted: .'rss- e::a Am M"r,i.r. ~
MENDOZA Accommodation lr.4yer ian m
"4ceste3 A1'ses SIS IN. sundays except. j, 1sA
,.bt.a., .u.,, ~ =: ~ HAMNUAi.. denesalSrt1.
, 1860-07-27
Painful CALAMITY.

>, PEORIA, July a6.-A young man named Fred
Koodecker vas lost overheard on the return
trip Of the excursion from Pekin last night
Body nut found lie was highly esteemed
here and leayes young wife.
, 1860-07-27

NOTICE is hereby given to the
IN Creditors Of tts late n4nx Of Masslop, OhIo to
Present 10 the Receivers Of lid Bank TIE
oiee Of org Hatsa = Ma.soa on be:ote .he tst
si Bana Az 81 sA9s 9ot - P1Ssense vi: b. forever
by order OF Court. GEJlst3E II 4 RSH.]
l>AAE oTEESk, ! Rsee!yen.
&c. HULL.
, 1860-07-27
The maHRa cfusetra nau,orranr

tosToS, July 26.-The Democratic State Cen
tral Committee at Worcester yesterday voted
TO call State Convention at Springfield on the
9th Of September. A resolution indor.;nc
Breckinridge md Lane was defeated br IT,.
, 1860-07-27

EH!tARU, : 7R' =
nUFFAL0. July / A Arrived. H-er Pntsbu,Eh Beck
GIa.aeid d.; White SquLl. .eon.fi d.. Ces.ed-p1oo
-. @ ~. Fl k eehard !, & &GA;;co; b.k Moran. Huny
LsSnsr4, o.; ;bxaA 1cennos, d.: Iurrcane, Walsh,
fhs KY E1o 1ulS Sa-ATtvse, schrs uole5, Hsyts
rcp Mseonsn Hickey Chic BRIG Frontier CITY, Ls'z
r., eIada- Mciny! d.: lheu Fc.1y, Buike. d.:
sMa AIrve ecn.t Persian, Thompsyn, LMcAxo. Clear.
, 1860-07-27

These Springs are situated in the valley Of the o.,
Orchard Creek in the town Of ALn.na ene,ee coun,v
n T., eight miles south Of viilse Of Menl on III.
| EEie Canal. And fourteen rnlss frum t;1tava A.
p'!ne a Acid Springs three IN numbe,
s1s s sart ass sT 9.hss h s u
The Hstt5s ~ fully shown Ia the suto.ned estImo1
roa. ediciral vues ;o,stse, by Ie w.,e1s !"
quanes, hsse euIse M sub.faaess. III 'aeh unusual
n ranS. sh i. Of sss. q a.e ss-cy ,ho.e resulting
IT, .sf1 hpa !a confirmed
:, Pn!a:s % s;r Sf mess sn sse1ae Gentlemen stven
IT, o yau M k
rrof Esaoss T. Kox1rs LICK. y. D., of A1bany j.s
s :: as:z 1eF, r;.s: ss.'ss .:
q s. ::.: % S;ss;s 5; l.
49,. " ~ s a., af, ais: Dr. heck
GfamteM ~. They must he Ixhy beIsdei for ii
ses'Gat e It, 1 W. e
T. IL .s;si rs as:ns VT, S:sst:
tha. ,e e... Of dse9se, wLteh they s.e a'ere p.u
y;,i.asy ",ana. saa ZONE e tc i,.;@
'.t<.: ;ta.;s Snt%"1r 1t. ar!hG, & c.sas AH
s.st. ssas saf y" iis,e T. ~ and d.
'se ,ay saso aa' I S b s.a
IN .,ssasesrnse m r1es te a,pette
aAA P!oW0 Axfstloa IN alatfhe1I particularly
deeenden on relaxed uicete state Of he mucau,
mfmaane Of the lntestinr In ca!eu1ous affections IT
..nM attended with ph.phat:c sediments. It i. tue suits
5efemedy betn prefer 4be tnnulatic ac as tr unfe
st. mach ln fet1ie tsea:est b. properly diut
g.: - N.tkeiast 70 :mlnl"i ihurst epd prttcsnasura
T. ted With tie saane eonao4 Of q. soaen, !. IN
f;o,c 1T 81 "aisf sks E's prove bet,e tnan byIs
or o1s coEssa. nees tE fnmthe etlou f lead Ills wate1
~ Prov o bs =: admirable andoe. Ia f4sU.r IAa ~
ear'"tr sA'haia* e1tc'Eally} &,lf urruef rs
Nr~ In sases Of sallsatou, and in eaprrho. md o
and Ai-0 a pifrs. s~+S'
hen taken ntera y. VIM etAssruz. of the Water
Mte. ss alnon}ss fom ply eaua and ohrt respectable
N.Y. y ssua!s my 6e :tSH On avplcou to the gent
no haser 9enMls.s MaifAs Bya<4yr{ ftou
Il. ". HUSrMIEk. Sue A~tnt
,,.,<o No. ea Btoa iwAy. New York
, 1860-07-27
OsWeEO Market.
RT Tuto1ArH.l

o.A.h.l osEEao. July q.
FLoCR-Dull tut unebxnctd
HaAIa-~heat unsettled aud lower Ssles i eoo bn o1d
Ehts tansd an It d. .18 afnat Corn upcia.
ayu ~ de Aan 20 sales 0As quiet and nomlIal. barley
Peas quiet. " w. ANse sno
~ CAsAI FAE!cn1s-stade liver. Wheat &C., .ud 7xc
IAxE lxroR1s. go bu what, s., 100 bu com.
bn cats. @' ~''-o" y" "neA'7 aNu
, 1860-07-27

FRE1GIITB,
, ~ q coass @ reEh:. ot ~ descriptions can e or.
Hsi,I - anu !;c.n fnlt2depbta. New York Bo.tt u
!oa % from any pnnt On tho Railroads ri di.s
b. R.Iitd. @ EtlnoIs W!a n.In. Iowa Or Msslri,
fenEsylyan!a Railroad Also connects at pt.burth
r',tt ~ , ny wheh Gnct. e forwarded 10 -
s On thH VL* NuskinRum. Kenircky Tr.rt~-rr 1n.
!Eht1 M;s-tssppi. Wisconsin, Mtrcu1. Karss.
1.hs as'l K1vers; anf II Cleveland 4:..k. M
L2kea. " A" III "3e 6'"''' '*'s'''a
eiSh1nts a. Shippers +n:.uin The transportation Of
it, sp~ety transit ~'' '''s vii" eo"'seae" u
ths istt" ef Freight to aHt ram arp f-1nt IT.
iFahE. ltalrE4. At Ill tines =. fayf,.f,.
= 81 eRaIxsa f. 5sst,y,', sy S!hsr 4. T. iensn!r>.
r EsM!uSn!ar M ~ mart packages - VIA P1vsA X r."
-, sNEEf'EK. Ph!faiie.,hta,
j1E"IA1 = hth'HS. ~ Sns1h s::ert, Rs: :,,..se
@ESSHNC ~ No. = Asi": !iolx o. NJ, i ). Mm Il
, 1860-07-27

TELMROLD'SG GENUINE PRE-.
h hEIluno, ms nrcHf7 RAliA1kN; a. t. ,;,dd.,
iELHb0LUS BticIit, feF fur he lie t;faVx2 H'"
HELStROf.irS BGi:HG for lie nyopsy
!IELMBVLt,S R1!t;uT tor for f.ess or Msma11- --
RGCn foF oF pes p@e Strssoa s. vaoa
HsEMSSSSfbs RSSH% i. i. @a!ys:.:, L.:!::ses.
a.ELWnt}LIts ii Giiu for Wakefalne.s.
EE;h} fSE ff Rgpfss Rp sa: ssn
beag e t. e 'et FL Ey.
:. witl Temporary Sunns!on and Lo.. nf Sikht.
'!!5s!!?5 SS 81 !,'Ss & ss
c-etun, I'D ~ Nsas.ss Ct
OLD or ESSA5 iS5I SosrEu
TAKE NJ 4oHEA PiiLS iii: u a n''''eA"s'
,,., ,,.o, s1onu A'''
r.: Is THE VERY Esr KEMEpr ~; IN THE WORLD
4udsereticn. Habit. Ut dissipation, Or In the
DhoIlNf' o'' ehASaE of LIFE.
mol FAMILY SHOULD De WITHOUT IT.
II an Tlsc n. a
- 'N>* - y - y Ia AAC1 BUM Y tU RES
.-..
B&CHET DISEASES
In all their stasex A. ur,s r,n.,..
Little or no chsn1e nf n:et Nn frro,S.aa3a
'' " AsA'1eo
use HELMBo1ps EXTRACT uuc11u tor r,,.,x.,
.--.- ---.....
- AvVN~ a ~ w.
And fo- a..-1... ,-.,,, cu,, ,.sw. =. u..,.
u.. .ot 1 ash* 1oT nAns q disstpAt!on It re-
IN h1t ~ IMPROPER dl.satxes anu III le;tofe the paet
:" etqI ~ 1ihe ao sta1e q heA3h Ah1 putty.
md ss s.4;d nhh totns ENLnAT HuCAu for diseases
H. Wnf1 - e y ~ Ee S.sttessnf eniTaetsf iT
fsetlons and dseaecs of tue
ro,u,x, nur.~.
IS
" nekhef existing In
MALE OR FEmAFE.
y
rum Whatever sause Originating and no matter Of
NOW xnx<. Sraynrr~
"
, 1860-07-27

Hr. CATnER1N Is. J uy 27d. L.. x-1be fo1,ow,e
I1ste y dnf'ne the ut u hors: Up-cean Eate
untaso. Fhnen!x. TNIsun Eunlcy ApEuMa FnpIre Efe-
Wis :oa.in EaLu q qurtG, u StufTea U0wu-K 6i.s'
= Ao!eJ, J RikSa s. ph, BERN. "
, 1860-07-27

AvN 2 II 4
ZIP n. daily. |~oo'too"@''on KAYE" u t'kp.
. n. "1mln. tn and J.'et Accommodation ,tn,,.
~ =. ~ NJ ~, = thc' a. Pm. @''' '--'t'
sonye Ssr'e. Qu!ncy Il. it.n s. a",;rxft .,n tAs.
Raat s' md tS.t e. j.s, es i f.. f.
rnc n s' T. Lou: F 4ro, lempl,. VIZ: .s, .h,, ~:
Pr.I ensron thy, kansAs Guy. I.aytus,T,t t y.
e""' "sston. Atch!son. and It, J4.cbh ''''' F4tA
1AAkS Kt,nH S'
JgsErJt Ppu,FF FF1HHfsks 1.ks c"SoErS., Receivers.
=. !. n s*ON. thief En- kY anil ,~,-s.
&c. WuEELEK QetY r,ri,,. " t.apf.
, 1860-07-27

DON0Ils rol~.! VIZ X
AM cHlCAGO KAIlRoAr
NOW e. pete.t and Et. fnn1 Chcaxo In rye
@aDnt e. HGs: c:nntctin< with the xrcai f''
~, ,PESSSYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WV 1nrk. Fhifaeerhts, A4lti.ac1c Ant Wa+htrx..
Aa stes!oF te*as OF tenpsysAiA New ...r.
Merchants y ta4{ux this ro.... ,,;,tA,u,.h
~ aasttfr Ea,ltt At no additional cost
Es-eets. West Side, IL fyiitws: -~' Aoo shn Ep@ta
~ -,Aosninx Exprea&, daily fSucdayB r.ep,,a,
- f.M-Nlhat Express, daily tSs;u:tay1 exs.nss"
connecting u Creatnc With lsteyy'and a1,t ~ ILL.,
Hc.an1 I'D III {a buaao Sakssa Falls Nev Yrb nd
':nh ~ een.Ea and Sew Fork and E,e Rsi1psd: 'A
also. nonth TO Columbus, Zanesyl.le EcTsIt Mar.
Aod Virginia. "' ''- 'a'73'os to"he"f pa:o
RE- Eo, ao"yr rsas san5:s; 4 Forr With tssn. Md
~ nG e spTpfse C!ta1a. Dayton Clue sr.
FARF Ras Y tlnAt 1 Dayton ana Encanr'! .,..:i'
tss*nxers bound East viii ind lh!s ta;e to;h NJ,
autst c!tics In rho Cults.: ktatrs " 's9Es' SLID
Passengers arriving \, (hitaxc y, .n~ ~ -. ,-
ma attentive check agents the lepnsx n rer.x -
1n1 convey hasEase fsse of charge to ihs PtSrl s
TeEe;s n; ~ issPsf Z 81 81
ss.. anu tas Canpany Once corner at Rsndn h Ia
ealnan HIeesf, opposite tie Revere House r - IL
Chicago. ~ "4a '1o n19en eFr"'ta.
sssa8tical.''o A~s :or t'che.s By Fa,t wAyps,
, 1860-07-27

HIfFM1F1.
'h,nE. ~h1Eom Il
, 1860-07-27

BALTIMORE, July 2G,-J4s. Logan was arrested
to-day, charged with being the murderer Of
George Kyle on last election day. Witnesses
have identified him.
, 1860-07-27
:fiuanrlat aun Commercial.
MONETARY.
THURSDAY Evxnre, July -, 1aE

THu1spAT Ev1z1ru, July -, 1sso
We have to note Al advance of }c in Ex-
ohangs since our last quotations. Selling rates
yesterday II, busiug per cent, and very 6rn'
This Ia in the face Of tho two heAviest consecu-
tive days' shipments Of grain ever known here,
Wednesday and Thursday. Currency il plenty.
Gold plenty and no demand.
The earnings By the Chicago, Burlington md
Quincy Railroad tor the third week in JULY
were ~ follows: -
1SW. 1870
tthpi,l3 &:a8.6:o increase 4i4e:..e,
FAasen:tn...-.. s.e6s &s a,7o18s Deczsa.c, 50 81
Total..--..sk.sss.el sa,ess s. lne.case, Al3taia.
The earnings BY The ST. Louis, Alton and Chi.
oaso Railroad for the third week in july were
~ follows:
, 1860-07-27

have large fonts Of Book Type. to which are
eunat:ntly dine the new eh1ch paf Our Rook
~ Pamphif wark printed the ceiel,sAtet At ms
% tae r. tts emo thy t1estd f. HOES Hys u'c.
ness iully mp 10 tie demands Of the times