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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14
Later from CaIifOrnia-Arrfval of the Pony
Express.


ST. JOSEPH, NO., September;l3.-The Pony
Express arrived this evening, behind time.
San Francisco, September l-P. M-The
steamer Golden Age left for Panama, this
morning, with 222 passengers.
The Pony Express and Overland Mail con-
tinue to arrive regularly.
The news from the State at large is unim-
portant. The several County Fairs held
during the week evince remarkable progress
in the material interests Of the State.
Senator Gwin made his first political
speech, this season, to an audience of 1000,
at Stockton, on the 29th ult. He labored
hard to Justify himself against the charge of
killing Hale's Daily Overland Bill, and justi-
fed the purchase of Lime Point, at any
price, rather than not have it for forti6ca-
ton. There was nothing personal in his
remarks, and little enthusiasm manifested.
The opposition to the Senator continues
unabated.
The Crescent City Herald has accounts of
extraordinary discoveries Of gold in Del
Norte County.
We have Oregon advices to August %, and
| from British Columbia to the 25th.
The Democratic state Committee of Ore
| gon had met and divided nearly equally will
| the Douglas and Breckenridge wings; thI
former calling State Convention for Sep
tember 10, and the latter on the 18th.
The Portland NeUs says that Delazor
| Smith, Lansing Stout, NJ. P. Deadly, j. W
Nesmith, Geo. Il. Williams, David Logar
and L. D. Baker are candidates for Senators
The struggle will be. hotly contested. Tn
three parties, the National Democracy, tht
Free-soil Douglas Democracy, and the regu
lar Republicans will each have its candidates
A great excitement has sprung up anon
the people of Oregon on account Of extraor
binary mineral discoveries in the Northern
mines generally. .-.......
The news from British Columbia is mostl
entirely of a mining character, and the &c
counts Of discoveries are numerous an
glowing.
The Japanese Embassy arrived home SAT
! from San Francisco June 25. The CON
mander OF the Japanese steamer had made
highly eolored report to his countrymen, {
the brilliant manner in which he and h
crew were entertained while in San Frar
cisco.
Col. Lander had obtained promises frol
the Indians, which will probably put an en-
to the danger Of Pony Express and oVerlan
b emigration.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

Two ENDS OF TRUNK LosT.-A few day
says one of our railroad agents received a
letter from gentleman in neighboring
city, inquiring for trunk which had been
misplaced or lost, adding, by way of descrip-
ton, "The trunk has "A. b. marked on the
left end" Whereupon, he received from the
agent the following answer; AFTER care
fal inspection of all the baggage at this depot,
and very mature deliberation thereupon, we
are OF opinion that both ends of your trunk
are left p e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

A letter dated August %, written by gen.
tleman of Philadelphia, now in England,
says of the crops: "The English harvestis but
half an average crop, quality considered and
this is all that can be realized. Potatoes
show blight in every field, from Birmingham
and Bristol, and thence to London. Hops
are badly hurt. The grain is down for want
of sun, ahd.the berry can not ripen into good
flour-making grain. The hay-crop is half
ruined by the rain"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

AN UNFoRTUNATE VIoTIM OF RELIGIOUS
PERsEcUTIoN.-The Miss Rose, who commit
ted suicide in Putnam, Connecticut, a few
days since, was a member of the Methodist
Church, and having attended meeting of
the Spiritualists with some friends, she was
excommunicated from the church to which
she belonged, and was talked to in such a
manner as to produce the serious conse-
quence related. She was thus the victim OF
| religious persecution. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

Monthly DR.. Holmes paints death thus; "By
the stiffness of the sharpened features, by the
blankness of the fearless eyes, by the fixed
ness Of the smileless mouth, by the deaden-
ing tints, by the contracted brow, by the
dilating nostril, we know that the soul is
soon to leave its mortal tenement, and is
already closing up its windows and putting
out its fires,p -tt. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

PLASTER OF PARIS CURE FOR BALDNEss.
A bald-headed gentleman in England has
realized beautiful crop of down, which bids
fair to become hair, if It continues to grow,
from the application of plaster of Paris, for
the purpose of taking a cast Of his features.
The artist well known maker of busts,
vouchaa for the fact
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

CATHOLIC CLERGYIN AUsTRIA.-TheR Roman
Catholic Clergy in the Austrian Empire com
prise 10 archbishops, 81 bishops, 700 converts
with 5000 nuns, 276 converts with 2,9OC
monks. The total number Of clergy amounts
TO $4,000 individuals, who possess property
valued at $4,000 900, either personal or II
trust for the church. = - -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

ACCIDENT TO Rx-PREs1DENT PHRoE WHILE
RIDMG.-As General Pierce was riding on
Thursday, at Concord, New Hampshire, his
horse took fright, and turned round COR
ner, throwing him out of the wagon. GEN
eral Pierce was stunned for a few moments,
and bruised in the face, though not Sc
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

ACRAeK PERFORMANCE BY oRCUs AcroR,
PortSmouth, T & n. a., last Monday, Nor & Mr.. Arm
strong, in Jumping over another man on
horseback, fell 70 the ground and broke his
arm, which snapped like pipe-stem, and
was heard BY all the sympsthiEing spectators
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

MEMORIAL ARCH IN ENaLARD.-A hand
some memorial arch has Just been completed
at Brompton Barracks, near Chatham, En-
gland, to the memory Of those officers, non
Engineers, who fell in the .Crimea, during
the war with Russia.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14

MARRIAGE OF A You've 0oEGREssNAE.--
Hon. John Young Brown, the young mem
Der Of Congress, from Kentucky, was married
recently to Miss Rebeeea, daughter Of Hon.
Archibald Dixon, Ex-Governor, ex-United
States Senator Of Kentucky The young
lady Is heiress to wealth, and Is said to b.
beautiful and accomplished,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14
QUEER Pic AND CHICKEN FR1ENDsHp. LON

QUEER PFC AND CHICKEN FRIRNDsnP.-0
one of the Gloucester (Mass.) wharves may
be seen a chicken that has taken the fancy to
leave the maternal shelter and seek the COM
pany of pig altogether. No inducement
can keep it from the sty. Several times has
chick been taken away, but he is soon found
at his old quarters. The pig seems TO enjoy
it no less than his visitor, and the chicken IS
never SO happy as when perched upon piggy
nOga a.a ....r
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A Havanese ABsconds with 81, SOC, 600.
WaahinRtOn News

New YoRK, September l9.-Adyiees from
Havana state that Jose Solano Alyear has
absconded from that city with over 81 ,b0os-
600, belonging TO the Oredito and Panolo
of Madrid.
Dispatches nom Washington announce
the appointment of George H, Heard Of
Rosten. as Secretary Of Legatl0D 70 China;
VIM Carroll, as Consul to St. Helena; A. W.
Buell., Of AIichigap. Consul 70 Honolulu and
= Jas. Fales, deputy. arfaf f-U ~ al 2 31
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Catawba Wine.

MwOTTIRR,s PREMIUM CATAWBA
NA WINE BY the bottle or dozen; FoF % sale a.
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
eela.o II. No. l41 Walnut t-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14
MUSICAL

cold MEDAL PIANOs-,-THE BEST IN
" "AMERICA-Steok Grupes (of NNxzxl
New York; powerful toned double sis77;z71'i.
grand action CONCERT Planes, pro- NJ M HN
great artists the best in existence.
We will sell lower for cash than any other dealer In
tie city. Pianos and Melodeons tuned and repaired
thoroughly Pianos to let at from So to SIS per quar-
ter. Musical instruments selling at alfprices. Do
BRITTING BRO, Sole Agents,
Piano Dealers and Makers
Eei7 No. 227 W. Fifth-atreet, near Plum.
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Paper Bags.

WYE CAN SUPPLY ANY QUANTITY OF
w Wrapping and Manila Paper Bags, from No.
nixon, CHATFIELD WOODS,
sel2 "a and 10 Walnut-st.
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RTUSIC FOR THE MILLION.-DUFF-
-Nl -NER,s GREAT 0RuHESTRION will nerfnrm
FROM THE MOST POPULAR oP-
ERAS OF THE DAY,

Including Trovatore, Bohemian Girl, Norma, Fra
DiaYolo, etc, any day and evening during the Fair
As this is the ost wonderful piece OF mechauism
in the country, and playing, it does, like full
orchestra, stranger visiting the city should fail
to hear IL at the CASINO, opposite Pixies Opera
house.
The prOprietors of this beautiful Saloon have just
received lot of superior Liquors and Wines.
Call and try them. .. se9-f
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Flat Papers
Envelops.
Lightbody's Inks.

WE ARE SOLE AGENTS N THIsS BIS
Book Inks-hne Book Ink, fine Book Ink No
Lightbody,s Inks give better satisfaction '"@n
NIXON, OHATFIELp 4 WOODS, .,
sel2 - aud 20 Walnut-st,
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no Grocers.

nUTTRR AND HGGs,-WE SHALL DE
nriee ''-f - GOOCH q HEHHNTE NJ T.
315 Weet sixth street. Il
seia-cs Between John and smith.
, 1860-10-27

FRIDAY Evening, Oct &c.
FREIGHTS-Easier. The engagements were
Gieanona e wheat At Sc. 70 Butalo-Prop Racine
and sctrs Eseex. Africa ano Thornton wheat al
'F1,ouR-Receivcd, 7oa bb|s; shipped. Coo bbls.
x1a4ist du1l and 10c lower. Sales were: 100 ibis
Ionic" Spring e1tra t9 de; loo ~ en!a m cIo'ee &c
Rt On 1 20 SSs Sols ehoics Wntes
At % s5o d del; SIS IBIS do 1T sass al; 80 t. .Ge-
H spng sa,5s 1t SS,. ael Gr y plis 99:
ext1a ut a.s7x del; $50 bbls good Super. at 1915
WHEAr-Reeelvea: st,ss7 bn; shipped, ssas9 aSs
In Northwestern Club ii SIC in store; $500 bu No
5oring {eold before the arrival Of the stcamer) at
,s;cfu sfore; SOU bu do at SC in store; 7.0oo bu
~ %nhn IN spring before the steamer at 79c
- etnpe bu 10 at 19c in store: a5o 600 bu do
at ;sXc In store; 10000 hu d. 6 at GSAc II siore;
aiO0 bu do at DC "a store So ou Ke'eotea a. 's
in e,ore: 800 bu do at ''e III z'ofe 4'"' 'u ~ "'
''S cuKSMReceived. 81, 80 bu; shipped, $1,000 bu
Market rmer sales:-1so ou 40. 10, y Rsss noa a., a6
Ss S3 aaaal canal at Sc a1o.s; 10 r. so6 bu Nc il
e;orc: $500 bu do at size in store: LsN ou No.
Eat s3kc in storc sacks neW Eas ~ 1oln n, H. o5d
5ATs-Reeei.ed. sess bu r. shiRgpcd% g 1922 % 99 99
Market quiet. Sales were:|ooO On No. ! III A'c
III RHEGReeeived. siS s ed III g. Market &c lower
sales vere:-ss. 500 bu No. Ut SOC in store.
DARLEY-Receired. e.65l hu: Market aniet:
IS bags primo at 60c on track: 145 bags common at
50c De-; 800 bu do at sc on track.
SEEDs-Receiyed. 20a56 1os. Market for Timo.
sSa5; 16 sks good 1t xs.ao; il Ska dlny at sa.1c;
4G sks do at &5.15; eks inferior at $1.9o.
LiNsEED O1L-1eoo gallons city manufactured
, 1860-10-27

These Springs situated IN tht valley Of the Oak
ssssi E e :exa & IL 9.ss; e IL
dina. On lie Ere Canal and fourteen miles hom
Tns principal Add Spr1aes are three IN number; BE-
ss Of ts wa.eTs aliy shown in lie sa61oine Cd I'D,
Sn Ths2 sna,te refy
sss Ss'ss sss:.si III
ny @ a. dt5es Ssvs no:s
IL sEin d!:easeszeven IN confirmed 1cprosy-thc
given In the crcniars The following etniaent eeni!c
q r. BteS xq
Of A!1ssny ssS,:: 54S sssy
Riitshs!a Mass e.
5,anas f. which vas sussa 1y tas nse q tae wsts
:s saasbe a.
saJs "dbey mnst s h'${ beneficial for all chronic
ssgt5f ssnsft & asss III
d re
tsaeo;s Sise.sss eb5oaie ehFoals alaFthFs
e
~ I m sso /. G
tage he says, in Of low Typhoid Feyers IN
N aPg
snch - arc dependent on or nlcrEated state
ous III aeetiens Or hasi, a.ended tic viii phospsc
sediments the snltsbe remedy being preferable
continual use to disorder tie Stomach In iebrflc d.;
eases ean g used properly diluttd as Tefgeraat
sss Il ss o.
s;d
IN n I'm rnr rrt.+
, 1860-10-27

MASTERS S4ALE.-St:.tc Of Illi-
~ Dots Coo1 County. ). 9-5urerlor Cont of
Chtc.go-!n ChanccE. JAeol. Fisher ", Andrew T.
Sherman franeis T. Benson, Robert Merrill Jr fsan.:
Pointer. Potter Palmer, and Patrick + stesxin. Bill
TO- Fnrer!nse Mortgage
Public notice l. hereby gisc t,.t in Pursuance ar
a. desssta, @ ,:: os.r entered IN ts atsc ttl. :suse
Nnser IN cAanccry Of the suptr!"r Court Of ch:caro,
Will on the seventeenth aay Of SosenbtE, T. u. lsfr,
II 10 OcUak In the forenoon Ut tat day. rt at pnblf
;ucsion 70 ths h!sht.s binder for ca>.. a n. notth
door nf the Court ltnusr In the r!ty of q rag', In
eall County Vt Cook the following described real
estaie, Tor 70 much lhrroof may b. nertsary H.
costs toY ether Win Masters .,hnrsca'cn,. and
c0nhl&sions xald 4aEu ~ VIII: a.! tie !t,lloWkI. de-.
scI6el ot piece orparce Ut !and situate In thr Town
Of Leyden. County or Cook. anI state Of ll1Inuiy,
IN. and mo vest half q tue wcst ha!f The northcn.s
1nI nortt Of range twelve ( east Of 3. ir,t 1,y,G
eipal mefittn A,to lot number ;i ii i"s
nWluter uyr Il, OF tir south >ectlon at Eottn.ons
re.rrvauon lying 4,a being Z The ~n.ntp aor..ad
with he na;,tnS. aGc.r1 ~ IkA sGTr
Dated OCTOBER @us !e~, oee,t.;i9ti
, 1860-10-27
MARKETS RX TIL e LATEST 1HAIL8

vKw OmLrASs, Oct. .3.-F1our in good demaEd
III. i more disposition to bny than to sell+ ano
1rfs. are .tit:r hut not essentially higher sac
4fsa l. bis nt &573G-s.E for eupefhne. Corn is III
%eas n &c az S II for mixed Mess ro!f j.
@ e5 osna ss 70 sa!1i e
lie demann II quite moderate; small sales OF
shoulders At Y lss<c. and Of sides At 1sH9lsze.
Cheese in gooo demand T.. I, s am.na 1u ~ nj
enuai to them: =, s,.c ir the range Of prices Tor
fsiI to uIne. Moia unchanged and in 1noder.
ATE demand.
ieTs he 1usris, ~ fi,o>vs: The ealcs of four to-
49, w.rrt hardIy worth mo Vtiouiug: Wheat vas
- dull 4 q fs, s - aaa foq III fl1a& ssa
smEc 4 M for new. oats duii ii s0c Aes: port W. e.
Il 9air demand at &isGa&ls with sales g. 5ts 5oo
bls ut tho inide a,d SO brls at the on.s19s Tap
In baco1 there were sales u 1.j hhds .hGu!der:.
mostly :or Baltimore. at SIC Nothing do,ag ~
eddts. Thcrc yrs ~ moderate bnsinefs III II - r.
To1xno 4AnEEr, oct. 25.--rhe Ilade reports a.
1Sf oaa y
Iii salcs ere gtSen up The n. T. Market IL r.
ported shade 1rner with rather more s1poft &C. 1
W.51:S t ssksd for cxirn. Wheat-Eales 500 hu
,ss Sd &C. Sc 1s pa 20 P, d ee ie p f5eish!s
:: N:rSc Sche' Hot was chartered that morning to
t:c.t.. -xhrnt nt * to Buffalo corn &C Co. 0nos
T.; IN he stTc,m IL asking i5c for whcat to os~e-
gcs;rxn. :. pu11. Dr1rH1A- Oct: 24.-TheFc II !
es drmsnd for clever eeed. and al ntsted. sumo
* Mso bushels soll a $a11x DSls4 = eaenes; ea y !.
3eys - Gmality. Timothy fe dui 1t $9HHUHz:;., Z,
IIome.ttc fax seed ts more rlehtx, anu alte u,
.ha ~ have been bustng trceiJ II $l.oz oasn
-. RI MApkkr-Oct. a3..Rece1ved 5:51 !. nnl1
y 4 4 bpth wheat ,69d buhn oats, o' p4et "
-nf Th, Tribune Of Last GEeainE ~, toraf N nns az =
f". Tio1r under te dsce ~ nv rs, "a sni Isu
kes ~ =. ~ +"hitc, with ~
ths reaqeeo @ IN .',,c, 7ens now takng ho!o prst.,
:ffeeis. This sales % * hb}s a, Si6o; i,ss5 bb
4iE5 eco btls at $4.G5: l. sr. iii derirahlc brand
e SIO The abovc lots = 60 .ters nj buyers bein,
. 81 extla red wheat nonr the for cood brands
. beioy= the hgufcs named except Given ut $4. 8
~ "a Tor red and SAS7Q.5 for white. =. Wheat
= doaes ouist and steady at that 3ange r. RI
1GiEc lowe1. with sales Of I,ooo bashe!s Ho. e.,
xt Il. .05. and Zoo hushcls do nt fly. esn ~ -
du xnI nUaiuAlly 1c lower holders onerang ~,
TO: b.. 'withoEt- buyers; etFeeI fstc al S,,sr l.
steady. With. 2le offered ~ ea'pgess. 1srad,,
AionA1 r4naactiona, hrt IL regaroed ~ ~ e1us S
':Agure. Rye ia shade lowor, selling IRON wagon
nj b8c.
= Puz4BunaH MAaKx7-OH. 2s-oate quiet bu
unchanged; halee from first hands Of SIS buaneis
nc, End 20 hushel. from store at 25c Corn !
= pew nt sc, and 40 do Do Old At &c, Whest-sale
'' Of 600 bushels rsd at $l.1b. and $50 do white
q Is 'Rye-sAles Of 1000 bushels On private term
~: uuApE1.p1A FRoy1slox MARKEr-Dct ~,
Thsre IA sous Little inquiry for baEzeled meal
, 1860-10-27
S.tLE.-Whrr,as.

49, Simon s. Wlifsrc and Mary C., ILL., IL, did III.
the SKI d3y OF apftl i. D. s nn .&e,r ~ Il,
Jacob ". ludlanl now deceased their Crrtsi:
moFtage bearing date the day anh year af rc:s!i anil
recorded m t.s RscordcFs oacs Of taok C,nty. ill
70 no's IN oo"k v Of AortEayss rsgr VI. anil dill there.
hereinafter namcl u fccu.r the payment 1t f..T rtr
tain prolnSAary hoics therrin pas:EnItriv mentioned
AMI wherein, wna provided IN by klli
f.at In case of default In the payment IT Lid mites
elt!er or principal or interest," nlae the w!,n!c II
said principal and !nterr~t Hutl hecefue lire and ry
able and The said jacob II, Lnda1n his hesr cyrc;.
tnrs ADMINISTRATORS ur as~%na after twenty .iaya no.
use N newspnper printed l., the r!ty ri Chicago,
might se - hereinafter utirrd. the snl premises Jill
y Htltsee and Mary e. hI% ~ii ti,ercll And whrrt
~ defanlt has b+tn Made In ts pay sens It TIVE, IT
said notes. sntt Ut lNttrr,t tlire~ thereof Now
therefore. public nhcr l. hereby given that the nm
drr4l.ned JAneA u. LuIlaIn aud Mary Ludi.1n. nd.
mlhistratsf9 of tie estate tf .1ncnh " LndIu1 III.
ceased. viii on Friday. The saxtc"nti. ay Of Syeihcr
AID 1870 1t tho hopr ocoek AL 81 That ia, seii
IL aid city ofCh!ca-o. highest hicr ior rash Tho
following premises, to vii: Commencing In The rrn
ter tue Ut tho Chicago and Grcon Bay road nul 81,
the line OF Henry NepworthA land {n.elniu the nis
uf Henry ilepwOrthR land as thu dMse of xttd mrrt
Ease3 and running west II. - ~ chalnxt sIitr cn
south ID chaInA: ihruco eA4t H. y - ctatrt+ tp
center Of tho said rnad to s lace nf beginning" con.
tainn. 10 acrrs 4nd being pastnt quarter nf
section ~ townahp Il. range II. IN Ceok Cuilnt iii.
asid Simon 8. Wiitser aud Mary T.. wlt-e. Therein.
10 make the amount due rnkt n"teA, Rn The rnsta
and exptnara Of such a1tc. JAMES. u. 1FDLAM.
CurcsGt October Il, ls1 MARY D. LI'nf.tM.'
Administrators nf thn rst1te OF Jacob " Lulaua de-
ceased. thu aforesaid mort Enaee.
, 1860-10-27
| FORTGACE. SALE

A&oEk Ek10+AtEE N4ALi4. ~ hFrr:lS
1v1 George f1annahs. OF Albion. In the statr es
and deliver TO the undersigned certain Ind n ::-c ~
Mortgage to secnr- the Payment II ll,re s,rrai mo
Missory No;s- Of evrn date with .uii N*f:h.; 10.
ths . ta,n q anern hn;!Ts,i ollas. r.h. N Nt H.
after date SIX ont* lac md ON. il,
,onth* attek date. wit intese.t 1t tr pr
the tse"nratFs onlcc of Jo DaItss County E.a l. =,
Mortgages On PAGES 70 and M: aud ~.
provided IN and By tile te.uAs Of %atI Hnft~A" HAT
Z default D.: made h the nnyn'rut af sail ?r.->rt
on the dtv 0s 4lay* Wien the <ai! rr.,,r ,.r
ans payable. tho whole OF sn! pstcI, ard t.,,s. Il.
secured ny sAia Notes. should trEruIn. hecs,. t:uu
forrclosed to pat tho sarns
Now Therefore 1tfantt l,avng been ,n,Ir In the ,r
ment Of the sst OF R.i,l prnl>>osr Sut,s III, r,rt u
terr Of ~ald Mortgage, pnhs nn'ir: /. i.trrh NV
that Lastph stbley. anrtsa.e' AFORESAID. i lrr,
declare I'LL tf said ntcs In s. Mnrt.as. d, Sr i 10
b. iur By reatan OF sa!,i default In pny,Irnr .i /, :.
satt Sot+s and IN accordance with ih pvwrr il,
vested By sail Mnrt.act. IN Ttu7-i.v, tnr, b ].
eghtunR.h. la0 a 10 o:cocx in t.,r iurr,.nn +. ii;
pnnlc anetlnn At The north d.'os 0! tn. Court t1,,..
ln thr city Of thicAn ~ the highest hltl!4r r .:>
the fnlloNln1 "a"ribrl tracts OF land rItsir III tt
county nf l.' !ln.Ts In The state ~ t!lH.s~. sh.:
wr+t quarter "f kectfon th-:y I'VE ls5,: th An. .a
Of the uthwest pnrsrr ii srct!on Evenly 4, -,
The M'ut!twtsf GlaE1rr Of erc;n sw~nt. t. ;.rni
thu southwest quarter nf tiv I;,rfr a..
tlrrn tsA east Of The fourth principal ,rit. i! ti.,
tic Esiur preiHlaea conveyed tu tAu Iifs
* r:drnaion of tas sn:.i t:.cr: iI.n,. @ III /! i.!,s
i. II. WILSON tttornry
The Shove sasn u adjourned to ThuEsiMr, Su.rn bs
6th, l5e0. at the sAic hour ant rare.
Chicago. ILL.,. oct 1sih ,Sfo "sis,i
, 1860-10-27
mAEKETS RY TELEGRAPH.

EEW YORK. Oct ct,28-F1orn-opcned steady
sSs se. Ss s5 SEE sa'!s siss at
per state: $5.4os SO for cxtra state chieay <545;
$5.gG5 so for super western; S5D9s 20 Tor cam
-ptncibrandxextra ronnd hoop ohto-narket closing
dull. Canadian hour IN limited SIMPLY nnd market
very quiet Sales 800 bfls II si9 ut, ,GT ea. M.
fing sales; tasoG4.5o for common to choice su-
Wniskr--Tirmer with pretty good demand
1;nAtS.-Whca, opened fteaay, hut after the ca
madam ncws heavy feeling prevailed, and ID nede.
rate transactions were made al oe<llne o. lGE&c
;.r,e9 p9Sd deelIne sa,ss So bush Niixaukec clul
xi .55l1 ao for prime to choice; 1.tDo bush amber
~, st e ~ common 10 sir Chicago spring st
tI1eGl:s0: 1900 bnsh Racine sgring u r ~;
suO bueh white Michigan At Fl .4sG1. ~; Goo0 bush
amber do st S1$6: 1ed fa.e a u, III
common red southern At kl:30; kyc quiet and dru
1t h0c. Barley dnN and declining Sales 40 bu at
duin,., Market sadr catler 70 600 bu at 699 83bc
mixed western, Oats only moderately active but
Without ou potable change Sales nj 3s49Ssc west
Fao1is1osr-Pork quiet and steady saler OF
SO hbls u tls.sG for old Iasss. $is9;SS19 new
ID .aR f,s,;1saa uasinses old nss%ss
salea ~ bhr at g 75Gi.25 for copntry prime. S
@5,s5 do mc.s, <GGp7.5o repackcd mess, $lo;sob
| ii extra meas. Prime mess beet qulcl ara IN
| changed. Beef hams quiet and steady: smaa taies
1t $l56s15.50 for new Cut mcate very scarce WIN
trtf!ine Gales ii e4 fpa1e fnx Shoulders and
for haIus Lard dull aud steady. 6alos $50 bblf II
! 1axniac. Tie stock Is light and the demand lin,
I'D Hnr,n considerable contracts mnds lntrly and
ho'i+rs now ceuers}ly demand higher rates; salcs
Of city long. bopelcss middle. for Nov: Dec, and
January delivery Ut aXc: ao b1s extra westc,n
short ibbed middlcs for Decetnher ana Jnnnary ae-
liyery 1T psle und also for eas!F delivery u balu.
| more 10 h1s Cumberland middles at Fc; wv n5e
long ribbed do At 9Hc. and 10 bxs short Hbnea d9
aty4c. Butter selling at 1l1lae Tor OHIO, aha ID
G,eic for. state Cherse eteady at eT Gle.
GaocHtE&-Tea-Thc aottion sale to-day Gon'
p.itcd 81 pkgs hyson. $500 yonng 90, a9 twanRay
+. IN gunpowder. and a16 imperial a large tho
s.i ed company wae prcaent. who purchased Tree
fpi,.. null nxures. 1he following prices wefe
NH SGf Gffr.,,:-. 3ol45c; young hsson, 3sGt4sc
Raaa;I1is1n saan st1n MI tWanl1x S9!oe; Eunpowder
heaf ssics Of 1so bags oa a. ':M1dd&f; ssEsi
raiher weak with . moderate o. 1er+o f,cn nj
hhde Cubs at 64474c: 800 hhds r.. etncS
| 7k081c; SO boxes Havana At 7Hc- Tno
sestimatcd 1T IS coo hhds s. 600 b1s. 1i9 0m bags
Mo!aEses quiet and unchanged. Sales 80 hhds
NJ .-FETocTe-M board ftocks heavy and lower:
nj az: G + 7. slA: q d G . 67k; G fe1il
1oK: G 3 20 70; NJ s gtd 90 6o4; Harley
ptd e9x; HArf l5H; Reading 4lA; Hnds g, -
E.ie 29;NXC9QE; Mo o. 791; "a 98 e9E.
, 1860-10-27
From Ecxr York City.

New YoKK, Oct. 2G-No. Warren street,
occupied By Stcinburgh 4 Licchstetn, dry
goods dealers, was burned last night. Ioss
$4,000. =;
The race at the Fashion Course yesterday,
by horses belonging. to private gentlemen,
mile heats, best three in five, was won by Mr..
Felton's aPutnau," In four straight heats.
Time e.36, o33 II, 33.3o II and 2.3ss :.
VIM Harvey, Jr., Note Broker, was arrested
yesterday charged with swindling Quick 4
L'Hommcdieu out Of 4, 900, and nearly all lost
in few days ut gambling.