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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27
Either Stock Brick will, Stone corners Brick aud Mas
Stucco, or Iron.
Anrll lI-ciljIunr
BROAD ROCK TR0t"cING RACES

BROAD ROCK TROt"C1SG RACES
v3y ILL co,ntne nee eth April, 1850, ~ -.
w and continue Two days. ip-laS-SS-j-r-
First day. Friday, April q, 1860. ~.2EsSaE&GE-Sc,
sweers,ake for nass that never
a race or received q premium rs q trocr. Tweniy-hre
dollars rnrance-hnlf forrctthe proprietor TO add go
If two start Mile heats-to harness, TO name ana Close
a3d dav Of S,ri, lSG3-uow two subscrtbers
SECOND lav Monday. April 3Uth, lsGe-euscihers purse
S:o-s.s rr.rancr-haG ;nrfct to be added to purse
Mile c.,sbr.. three in five to harness free lur all 10
name and close sd day of April, 1850.
SECOND RacE-a,MEp DAY.
ceps;sIe for any horse mare, sIde, no~ IN lr.
r:ra eyccp, Nancy Bell aui Lady Grey Mile hcssS-f39
en:rancea,r forfeit added by proprietor two start
to name and close I'D day Of APRIL lsGo-to go IN iar'
naSS.
All the above races governed by trot:i!g 1uIes, ana
entries 10 b- mad. wiki the undersigned.
April li-'lltc3. CaLNlN GkEEN. fro2rtcIor: %
VTf.sGINIA-N rules held 10 the Clerks olice OF
Chu5les City County Court the Grst Monday In Apr,
1850. (beins the second day Of ,hs iunnth);
Edmund 4. W. Apperson, Piaihtiu,
A.a!ns!
Alexander Libby, pelsh!ao'
IN CASE.
The o,Jec OF this suit Is Of ihc 'tienhaht
Eighty SeTsn Dollars and Fifty Cents iansscs, WIN iheF-
thereon be computed after the rate OF SIX per centuu
per from the FRS: day Of July. 1852 iih payment;
and AFFIDAVIT. harng been made and fed that the delen-
dant aSore.natncd |. president Of this Co"non"tah
the said d-!entan; is notified APPEAR within one month
after due puicAon hereof nEJ do what Is necessary 10
pro: oct his in.rre.! ~ ihis suit
\ Cnpr-res;e:
Aocl a--cw.w EuNrSD WADUli.L, Clerk.
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1oI,.,,,, ~ pLA,vaTIoa r0is SALE.

For further in ,Ina;ion apply t" d. VI G. y ESadoph.
Charlottesville Va .rto H. +. Holiday .arlG hHn s'a'
ton Usanr. aud AIc>.>!-ia a:::o'd, "hoi aHihorI"d
:. III Dec 3b-,U;f.
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ISHAM KEiriI. iuEN u tiiL'oA'
KEITH \ Gil LTD \,
WATERLOO sAroClfE COUNTY VIRGINIA.
sEASCFNCTCES Sf' SeEAt1 NOOb.-
.fE ES GOODS. NEGRO liLASkETS, SToCalNH AAIN'
and PLAIN IfSSEYS. for March S--rIS
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IaIPOisIlNH TO FAIsaSEHS AND MIL

TWO YOUNG JACKS.
HAVE Two young JACKS, Maltese und one Spanish,
he former rising four aud the latter rising three yea;s
.1 Tor .aebc,h lively and vigorous Concerning Hhch'
~: Or address the suIscrer Jress store Post Office.
"gaSay coun,v. Va SHARPE GARTER.
fph
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S1s shI.cN HASrED--As Teacher OF Il Selec
~ eiasseS sehoo 'oE BOYS Fcma;. School or high
sre1e oS gentleman Of family who has had upwards OF
years experience ~ the business lie has the very high
s' tfs:a9riai' =: 10 Character scholarship and skill In
Oeh and educated at the South, and JOY
cd the advantages Of Wilt 10 Europe ro. purcuInrs
Ipplr al this Office .nri, .,n-c,,ts
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CHARLES e. Sh'I AisI.
ATTORNEY ~ Law,
ASHLAND, HANnr.s C"TSTV, w.,
WILL practice reguar, E the Coarts e! lee counties
~ G: Hanover Caroline aud ki i!iaIo ana WI! al.
a 20 ans N un @! she Conr's held IN INC CITY OF
Ss,nJ Dec. ::I--i:t& ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27

SSCits NAN1fcD.-iii. subscriber wls!es 70
,,. Eny quantity Of good dry Sucks he prefers
viii ess For Shucks pu: up In good condition. ne
irr .u1 3s delivered At his place. on sth street.
F-his We City Si.rlns, Richmond G. Z. STAof.
, 1860-11-19

Ho1s AND Provisions IN C1xc1xaAr1-Sov, Is.
Tho 0ase:te tins reviews the market:
There wns n ranic in tho hog market to-day.
TINS ,1as pncdaeed by combination q causcs.
cetpts-11,u0 head fur the tw'cnty.fouf hours; q.
The money nnHy; Z. very dull market and low
prices for products Drovezs arc rarely calied upon
10 face bluer day thau This was. In the morning
one lot was taken ut $61u. hut no moro openings
were found =. 1as' Ngure Then sellers dropped 10
$a.s5. bet they e.e, anot and buyers At that- The
Is 10 hlgh price thera ts no demand for stuff
ct pesins pstceB, and very little at any 1gure: II
buy hosa mus. hold the prodact, and thas with Al.
I'd with dest proyiejous: thea the receipts arc
enormous-1a.0o8 head to-day. that would he con
sidesed hfse f"r any dig in december, with good
weather; present prices nre b1sed upon short
crop theory; the afdyuls do not seem to justify the
theory: then the weights arB nue-fully ten per
cant better than last year; i'll shat down and
P.sies Who offered @ 81 freety ysstefsay. declined
oders II that agurc to-day. I! feEders do not
waot sweeping psniG, which viii make them feel
will bold OF !ur wililc until the weather turns
coad and people get komewhat over their scare. In
the ,;.erloon the Itish pnckess took bold and
packers did nothing. Hog products were very dull.
Green meats sod III s Tor shoulders and for hamh.
Ness pork ssa$ o5talnahle toward tho cose At 060
and bh1 lard not Ealeah1c to any extent at 105
@10H. a few bacon orders were 1lled 1t sk for
shoulders aad 1o1< for sides.
Hoos At Tsas:E HArTz:-Lest week several hun
dred bead Of hugs were slaughtered At McKeen's
avet4.e. We do not know how light hogs will
Il gHsa hraa11 5dt lem heaviest
that tho pnoes viii range from $4O0600
Quite extensive Arrangements are being made
here for elsayhissing aad packing. and, no doubt.
moru.-AGds.
c.rrrx AND uoas IN lowA.-As the rcadIett
, 1860-11-19

CLEVELAND MAnEEr-Nos 1G-Icceived last
week. s.l5a bu wheat ,3t bu corn, 1.737 bn bar
ley. FLorn-.rhc demand Is confined 10 the trudc
of the city ard netshtorhod the mills OF the city
moetly shipping forward 10 eastern markets. Tile
clrr.nt qaoLatt3ns have been unchanged fur somo
Ncck-. The rates arc Si.s5G5.tN for tAtras: $5.25
$3.50 for double extra red wheat ard 81 IS
lus city ground white wheat lunhc c1tr,s. RYE
been bnt lts1e doing ionote sales are confined 10
niualI o11cr+ to country millere, and t,ccartoual
purchases for c!ry mills The receipts have been
light. The current rate for rcd on track has been
sloi and white al $1.1s. The market closes very
.;uict Ut those figures. couS-very dull aud heavy
Merry dull Lots freln store aFc offered at &c
RYE-Dn11ns tue week sale was made G5c for
car load on track.
CINCINNATI MAsKEr-Nov. 15-Fiorr was dull
rrlcv- in New York discourage shippers. The quo
.atfun~ there this afternoon were - 5GOGi,510 fur
round heor Ohio. Dcduc,iug S1.25. thu till rail
freight. CT rail snd wafer aud tic prfcc hcrc
there arc no sellers. Nheat declined 10 81 iof red
aid sl.0Sli.l0 for white. No change In other
:;r.iIus.
ST. Loy1s MAKKET-Nor. 15.--Thcrc was worse
condition ofmnrkei to1ay fur Sellers aud general
giving way Q: o5cadstutf priees Fos round lots q
or T. ~ z I'LL. though the n.icrs locked to yh-
er ii,utc. A lot OF two changed hAnds, bnt terms
were not etatcd. Whca, Was dali for nearly all
grades. and suing aud club dcc!lnel two or three
ley had drt,oping tendency: Oats were unehanE.:t
Whisky sold generally at 1sc. though the market
was below that l,Ile. Smaller articles were with
sut change, excepting hay: wt1ca sud more freely
since the decline uf yesterday 4 small lot Of new
lnrl In primu packages brought lie.
ToLEpo. Nov. 1G-WuEAT-Sales Geo bu white
It 10ic: al1 bn on pt.
LDKS-N0 6alt5. la4t Enlc3 43E.
, 1860-11-19

,incs. annually. -Ap'epot to this subject; Inst
week drove Of Mahnsla county hogs were sent
eass containing over four hundred: their average
weight reaching over o0o pounds. From &hls time
ouz roads will full os the granting tribe. tn route
for the rnIlroal at Ottumwa, from Which point they
are furnished rnug rida 10 Burlington and other
1entiic towns aud ciues ~ fur OF a. New York
Erchonge.
CINCINNATI Hoo IND rnov,:1os MAnKrr, 10th.
This mornings CommeTrial reviews the market
as follows;
Not much appears 10 have been done to-day In
old bacon. Ot new mess pork there were sales or
s or Goo b1ls at $iC part present and part future
delivery.
Lard Is in good demand at 1oSc. aud At this
Agurc there were sales Of = considerable amount.
Green meats arc not taken freely the less 80 be-
cause Of the anfavorablc condition Of tho weather.
The even figures 5. to 7xGSc arc quoted for
shoulders, tides and hams. 4 few s!1cs were
bought &C. but they arc hard to gct At lcss than
TIC.
logs offered 1t So lnt efforts to buy helox
that figure secm to be generally aburtise-+tii one
sale VAS reported al IS aud The fguro nrst quoted
Tho sa1cs reported give fair expedition of tue
state Of the market. They were:
, 1860-11-19
mAIsKEES ny TELEGRAPH,

SET YOEK. Nov. 1..-FLoCH-1Icayy. unset-
tied and decidedly lover holders arc willing to ac
ecpt ou Il decline Of 1ol*oc. but buycss refuse 10
1he money market aud the great difficulty In selling
sterling exchange has In q great measure driven
huycrs both for export md home eons out
u the market; naie- $500 bFs at $5GE5 10 for gu
jter 4tatc; $515I50 fur extra state; $50 fur su-
rcr western: $521Gl5GJ for cornn.nn TO medium
extra western; Go for shipping brands cx-
ira round hoop Uhio-narket closing very heavy
End unsettled. Canada fens dull and declining:
aes 5O btls at IS. 50 for common to choice
Extra Rye -four iu limited request At - s-Nsli.3 ~
inr common to cho Ct super. corn meal dull aud
dEoopins.
WIllsEI--Ucnyy and lower; 6alc3 Gao brlB nj 70
GnaIs-Whcat heavy, unsettled. aud nomlsally
t. sc = bu lower, with no buyers to any raatera1
extent: even at the DECLINE shippers are unable to
cll their exchange and ills tusctlcr with the ex
Irene htnses q tss a!st h, esnssd sd
by have BEEN sold Ct Irregular prices, !nclutling
winter red westcsn It nhort $l.a5: choice white
western at $Lt0. aad Milwaukee club at S1.1sG
Chicago spring; .S1.1sG1:1 for Milwaukee club;
Sl.a5I1.S Tor Wiutcr red westcrn $l.aGG51 rs for
white western. Rye-Sa1cs heavy at sJc. harley
nominal 1t G3Q3'c lor the vl.ole. range. Corn
rather easier, With moderate business doing for
export. Sales 450oo bu Al tssG1s!c for mixed west
inside figure. Oats dull and heavy 1t 5G(l3oc for
western, Canada aud state
Pnoyis1oSe-perk dull, heavy and much unset
lied Sales 500 hrls ut Si7.5sltls. IS for prime
Market closing dull and heavy especially f5r prime
Eocf continues dull md unchanged. Saies su0 brs
It esG10 for repackcd naess aud $1o.5oGl for
e1tIa 1ncss; rri!'c aud country mess nominal ut
$3 for The former md 31Ek515 for the LATTER
ltccf Hams quiet and unchanged. Small sales At
Slt5oGtl@:75; western prime ness beef nom Ut
S13017. Cut meatt dnll aud entirely nominal At
Dressed hogs very quiet. snail sales At ss-
nacon quiet and unchanged Lard dnll aEd heavy.
, 1860-11-19
TIE SECESSION MOVEMENT,
News by Saturday Nights Malls.
Especial Dispatch to tho y. T. Tribune.l
WASHINGTON. Nor. Is. lSGl,

WASHINGTON. Nos. 10, le<O.
SOUTH CAROLINA REs1GSATloS5-
There has been no additional designations Of
postmasters from South Carolina, which fur
nishcs good indication that the Scccssionists
are uot yet quite ready to cut off all connection
with the General Government. They have been
given to understand that, in case vacancies
thus occur, and are not filled by responsible
parties, the service will be discontinued.
sEcEss1os sUBsIpIs6.
Tie secession excitement has mcasurably
hubsfdcd here since the adjournment Of the
South Carolina Legislature, though cdolts arc
still nlndc by the scccss!on-mongcrs at the
South to keep It up by in1lamtnatory publica-
tions. It will be comparatively renewed when
session, ten days hence, though the money
pressure and paralysis Of trade In the mean
time must produce some impression even
there. The present onerous taxes already op-
press properly holders severely, who are cx-
pcctcd to bear the burden Of the projected MIL
ltnry establishment Of defcuscs.
More discreet Southern leaders propose, as
a mode ofc1trica1ion from the present difficult
y, that n Convention Of Southern States shall
bc called to consider the crisis and Its rene.
dies. South Carolina will, Of course, be ex-
pcctcd to attend and abide by their decision.
Such Convention would vote down any pro-
ject Of immediate dissolution, and, If South
without the sympathy or cooperation OF
those upon whom her present reliancc ia
placed. A..
Mcssrs. Holt and Floyd arc decidedly
against all these revolutionary schemes. The
former expresses his opinions maufully, while
holding as much, and, perhaps, more loyalty
10 the South than those who nre 60 ufllcious for
d;suuion- lie regards the proposed remedy rs
worse than the disease.
MORE PROSPECTIVE RESERVATIONS.
Fifteen or more clerks in the Land Ollcc,
signed paper today pledEing their rcsig-
nations on tho 18th Of March. THIS proceeding
WAS quite gratuiious, rs they, and others Of
retention under tic next Administration Al
tluash South Carolina and Gcorgia are sum
monin. their Sons, those in the Departments
think It patriotic to wait for the last quarters
pay before answering that call.
Especial Dispatch to the Torld.1
WASHINGTON, Nor. Is.
Reliable advices from the South state that
there Is sincere secession sentiment there,
Notwithstanding the subsistence Of the excite
ment- The same ndyices state that no Stnte
but Sonih Caroltna will attempt 1t, and it is
doubtful cveu If she will 60 out
Union demonstrations nrc having great
countcractius influence In restoring confidence
to financial and governmental circles.
The bank paper Of every slave State is ut 4
great discount here. Everything is quiet.
Notwithstanding U. g. stocks advanced in
ton endcavors to weaken public confidence In
the financial soundness OF the government, By
expressing doubt II the remainder Of the loan
will be called In.
Especial dispatch to the n. T. HeraldL]
WASHINGTON, Nor. Is, 1860
There is decidedly better feeling to-day
about the probable political result Of the com
, 1860-11-19

MOI,TG;lG!. S:tLE.-V:'::crcas.
al ssnbr,ok =. U.!tr.''aS ar1 Es, n t,a', nv,
l4 M!tH ui thu t1iy ri :'.;a. cnE tn'tt :' Str,3
.! LNnet& t'f. ." ,e :s'"r'e '::,a o: '.h in
t' tr.r vi u:t- Lps.1 -'.t . t.. : '.:",s, tf'i
Gins evtcuit. s:ns ar.i - .l. g. .i,:"n1sh,
nf Cfit1n. 1t 81! Gva:tv ::'.: S!%tc. =. II l.*
uf'' ef mort Irv tas ), tIt' ;!,', ~ ~ ttf. =
pron.!s nry ru:'. n .'ti .':,- r:.. II .:',.n :
orc !a;:t.a +. liarI'e.. Il u::.It. IL: Il,
et,sl:t.,> 49,. a.si ;.;t' ..:, -" i.r ok
An-uhs ~ II. 49, ai n.o.. - Is. s.s. ..rtn y.
Hr. worth rt s-;!r ea Tie .--u:.tG ~ E.s' \. y.
lxA which k,l II. .oTtl:Sr i.i. rt - tls
1;Eee Of t,s EeccFd.E ~ t".s t''"':. III: q
llt'"t~ nl the t"rntf! .:u az =; .; rs \. II,
ihE. ard ..ls!y rrt1Tst.st ii + 'cs r: ii. NJIE
El.rH nIa tairt - IT. .ss =. :. l.. .rt
Ia. o"'u ""ts IL t." :t.l :.:.'i t. -. II HtE.
tiohtu III sat Pr" .s-rs ,'i ~ -; .'.,aht
t1' snG@ Ei!!t h!"rs il. = :..:i 4.!t:. Ii: Lcsa,
t5 sill due 4t:,: .tI,l.f |:
now. L le..s. tut,.c nat::s" 7strcisra s'at L.
Pursuance tA ::r .'.' L: :tt -. III :":t
tul,',r -:!!. on s!e:t -: >...E.h. r.
i. y. h.l II ~" t'r.'HA tst - ...: ,t,;A. ut
the rort:. oo- N :stet r. u, =: =, si-
csEo. ri b; ran!" n:s::, - 81. ~" =: sl;' :es
c' IT, ti' IT,, IL" Ii J., = 81, :,.',.-
" Jnt stow, th :i,i.Ls, :.-:..t. .....:. -.r:;'.
r1st 1:1r u: sH,t t:r: e:s ,,A..i i l. ..,t :nv
~. MslI :::';' ,,s:: =. = rr :! .;'s.
Mrsils'. !!:-t.' Ii, i:.e ,. ~ . :l..t -s.t. ol
l!ols. to.s..~r .sl.': .4i IL '!t', ,:..s'... anl
all ii1c trlrit::.*. Er'. s!'., ii ',,i::t {. :
t.4rreio 5t:c.. liz. ":.,i ''s H. ~ ,s IT,.
lesnp.t'na1 ii. tx ~ +, Nj ,,4 ,:''>,
. Js1Es i. H:Is7oEr1,. WI. :,~o,.
!tEHFET. A--::t:'' - t',;.. III. ~. -,
CL!cA-o, te;saes E.it - s..-sa..:.st
Thc above sale Il pos.rcae.! .:a.!l .:l,y, o, LIE
3.t 2.l il
, 1860-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
noinra OF tl,e soccaslonfsss.


ArorsrA, Ga, Nov. l6.-Tbcre Is nothing Of
interest from Important Southern centres to-
day.
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 10.-A meeting OF all
parties was held here to-day unanimously fa-
voring secession, Resolutions to await the nc
lion Of other States were voted down md With
drawn.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10-The State Con.
ycntion Of Baptists met here "Wednesday, and
resolved unanimously in favor Of disunlon.
They sent their resolutions to Gov. Brown.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-Amos Kendall pub
fishes another article opposing secession Hc
states that the Constitution refused TO publish
the article, on the ground that Its editor Is q
Scccssionfst.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 16.-A eoncoursc Of lead
ing men Of Georgia held ut Miledgevlle yes-
tcfday morning, otftred to call a State conven-
ton al an carly day. Resistance ID In the as
ccndaut In that State.
Money tight. Banks awnltin. the action Of
Philadelphia and New York.
, 1860-11-19

NEW YonK, Nov. IA special dispatch
from Washing lon says Mr.. Mclean, our Min
lister to Mexico, has resigned, aud Gov. Biglcr
Of Pennsylvania appointed.
Senator Stidcll expresses himself warmly in
favor Of secession. Adviccs from South Caro-
lima to-day say the cntirc Congressional dele
CATION will resign.
The steamships Atlanticand Hamburg sailed
today for Europe. The former took 43 pas
scngcrs and 5000 in specie, and the latter
look 80 passengers and no specie.
, 1860-11-19

KANSAS REL1EFI have received for tho
Sufferers in Kansas, yesterday and to-day ::
$3.50 from the Unitarian Church, Rockford,
ILL.,; S. from IA Fricnd," Dubuque; 81 frcm
"a Fricnd,'' in this city; ) barrels OF crackers,
from Thomas Thompson, baker, II Clark
street. ROBERT CoLLIE1,
Chicago, Nor. II, 1850. Min. at Large.
, 1860-11-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Nov H.
Prop Wisconsin, Hickey, 0tsscgo. 1E9 tons coal.
Prop May Flower. Langley, buffalo, srndrics.
Sehr s Aetsan oConner south b, AaSsa. q eds wood
seaf 1ooS. as5s. Johnson Port Washington ca ed'
Schr Ontario, Johneon, Muskcgon. 100 Il, number.
Schr Gtpsty, Jtmmcrson. MutkcgUtI. SO IN lumber
Sehr Palmetto, Gallau, Eilklns' 1tcr, 1pJ cu1tl.
scar p.n Marble, Morris, Cedar River, 10 m lun
bcf.
schr I'll. Color barnes. Ccdnr River, ., eds wood.
scht Ellen Pike, bond, Parquettc ficr, 81 cds wood
Schr II Tempo, Hughes. Mauliowoc, lO0m lumber
Echr u n fatce, Welsh, pen1wate1, 1u0 IN iumbcs.
Schr Spartan. Perry, Amsterdam. IS eds wood.
scaf :: Batter. LemmoI. AusEc4o1, 20 II lumber.
schr Gessine, WustzelbIrgh, Lsuitowoc, IS cd.
wood.
schr ]. iiresdcn, Fincssn, White Lake, Is m lum.
sehr sir wm. Norris. Campbell. Mu4kcson, 70 N
sehr Robert Iurn.. Mccuze. oconto, 1s n 1uu,,
sehs E. q. Grey, Lowell. or- Haven. 90 m lumber.
Sclf Alpha, Quinn. South 1lnvea. 90 eds wood
Schr Gertrude, Hugh, Naniiowoc, 89 N shingles.
5chr Illinois, BatkA, Mu8kesnn, 81 m lumber.
6chF Wayne, Larson, Grnnd River. Is m lumber.
6chr Seba:topol, smith, Btackv1i1s, 45 eds wood.
CLEARED. nor. It.
Prop Plymouth, Dick~on, Buffalo, % 0,1U bu wheat.
Prop 1sactne, Pratt, Grand Haven. sundrics.
Prop Wlscousin, Hickey, 0Zdensbnrgh, 10000 bu
schr Tn.color. Barnes. Cedar Run, light.
Schr Spartan, Perry. Amsterdam, Hight.
Echr Gesttne, Wrrtzc1turch. MHtifowoc. Light.
Schr Forester. Peterson, Grand Eayen, ucl!r.
Schr Illinois. burke. Mu.kcgon, light.
hea1 Aa7s JOHNSON Ausks2ou, Light.
, 1860-11-19
Every Engine Is furnished With

Every Engine Is furnished With
1ndson's Patent Goveruor Valve,
For Flour Mills we ndently recommend them n
superior 70 any ether style OF En:1nc and they win
Save from rs to SO per cent in Fuel
tho usual cAsA Of boilers use IN the West We
that keep assortment Of different sizes 1t our es
adjustment Nhefc they may be examined and thr
patent men viii. desired. be furnished 70 up and
any part ofthe country. We also supply
WATER WHEELS, SlAFTIEG. GEARING. &c.
At very lou priceR.
r. ". BAXTER e. CO.,
LII Furnishing Depot, West Water street. between
Randolph and Madison, Chicago, III.
Pps$ Qmee address Boz ~ p9C~lY
, 1860-11-19

NEW YoRK, Nov. 17-Lady Franklin is soon
to embark on the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamship St. Louis, for tho Pacific
Coast, stopping at Rio Janciro.
Several s. Gills altered to tho Bank Of
North America, of Providence, r. L, were
passed about the city last night Visnctte-a
man and woman on each end, and head Of
Washington in the centre.
, 1860-11-19

MIGHT SCAVENGER.-Charles
In Kunx xin attend to the cleaning o: rrtyy rauIta
removing Of ktah!c manure, 4ad any offensive master
Qedets directed Char Kunx. Chicago r. O. BOX II -,
will feeejye prompt attention. nnRrim
, 1860-11-19

SAyASsAu, Nov. 17.-Ofiicial returns from
16 counties il Florida, indicate that the major
ity for Brcckinridge in the State will be about
INN
, 1860-11-19

BEEF CATTLE-ltccrlvcd. GO. Thc.a was
fair demand for prime shipping. Cattle. but the
,tac offered wna }t'''--~hy 9'4se1iv' --d ~. -~-
let wna quict, Sales Wcrr:-
1;e:vcs. Az: Price. Bceves. AZ: Drice.
1s.--...1,s9 "....- - lo......1ove "-..- *so
l1.,,1lD1 ",, $50
, 1860-11-19

KHN DRIED CORN MEAL,
IA fairfield MI1!a.- 800 bh1s ct Ills celebrated
brand In eto1o and for sA1e by -
BEDFORD, MEREDITH CO.
jAtSdQ1y No. 4l8 South Water It
, 1860-11-19
The Feeling In {scorEfas

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nor. 17.-There is very little
opposition to the secession movement by the
people Of this State, although the mass Of
them are unfayorablc 10 and refuse to partici-
1,atc in It.
, 1860-11-19

R1cuxosD, Nov. 17.-Thc election returns
arc still incomplete, but show that the contest
las been very close. The Bell men are moro
confident today.
, 1860-11-19
G2aantc1.

WANTED.-1'o trade Il Horse for
w Family Garbage or Piano. lie u \ splendid
saddle horse aud kind ID hazness- Address, Post Dhce
Uox I'LL noiCl!6tIw
, 1860-11-19

ENANTED.-l5y Il young man OF
respectable basiness, Address Boz fs=1 Post 0d'ce
, 1860-11-19

TeTN. nnd A1abuTnu E1cctf0nH.
New On1EASs, Nor. 1G-The returns from
Texas indicate the State has gone for Brcclziu-
ridge by 1000 majority.
The Mobile Mercury claims Alabama for
Drtckinrid,e by II 600 majority.
, 1860-11-19

}JASTEK'S s S.tIE.--S:tatc ." i!:i.
ef4 no!.. Cnok r"ua:y, s.s,-enpe::cr Csa:: ot
GhIc:i1o In CGaErrr:. GeuTS3 Gsa+4in Ea il "a
Frederick 1ie:sra.
tuh!ic nolier IL hereby R!srn. t!as IL cnrsra:
drcr~tl o-lcr. r,tust4l In t,.' ai"te ,l'i.!.. ~
1hc 2.li day Of srpt-rhr IRA. l. ra >','..
II chanesty e .ati cnE'; NJ! .cii =; pa:': "' +,
Of Eevriuhcg. \, II. lSD !, ten occs is -
e q sa. 't:.y # The n;F t'.r of :a. r't: ;.a, il
r!sht tstu AMI 3.trslst n Tho -.i .''r ca.t .o:.l
Frederick 1!r:.rh Ia and st' TIC ''li:' 80 :. ~.
rral c-:31.. situate In the rn.'v # 81 r. Il
Inin+ to Wit: Lets ..an,be, llstyn.'t :: "' ;ii..
W;no ~. T. block eHe H.: "a s.tn;,,o" = So -.
bu nsrr-~ary tst*asl- ti,c iutrbs-'inr--t- tGI II.
mt uRder sail III. AEl eo-tt. ir.ti.r: @ia Nas.
Gr-fce-, ronn1 s~.h. 1r.t III. burscu!tnt - 40,
nafrt. susca:brr.. 40 IRA stOiT
Na>.es In Csacgry l.! ur Superior Cu.I: Ct Ia. Jeo
, 1860-11-19

:" ANTED-For Cash, resi-
~ dencc 1ot or hoa4e and lot on South Side. east
Of Clark street aud north Of Harrt3on Address iue
di3telJ, With ali particulars. box ESG. nof1lw
, 1860-11-19
CO,usi EttlI IAI.

SATURDAY EvExlso, Nov. II, 1850.
TIE following arc The receipts nnd shipments for
tbs Fas: twea:y-suur hours:
, 1860-11-19

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 1G.-Thc Gazdte has
returns from all the State but Logan aud Web.
stcr counties Bell over Brekiuridge 446