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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20
The State F air,
4 T THE WYmuNG BATTLE GEouSD, Septem-
a Der 25th 2Cth, 9TH, and 18th.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES

4 T THE WYmUNG BATTLE GEoUSD, Septem-
I \ Der 25th, 2Gth, nth, and 18th.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
Grand Cayalcadc of all the Horses exhibition on
-.c,a4y morning at II O'Clock. N, under the special
rye of Chief Marshal John " Gcarv. of GrcenSbnrg
nl Assistant Marshas George Hay, OF York j. Bowman
"-a Of Reading.
r ...ian of all the Cattle on exhibition in the horse
-A o. Y clock NJ, under charge OF Assistant Mar
,"au'r- Drrr4nce, Of Kingston, Z. b. Harvey, Of
II l Iotling and Pacing Horses for preliminary trial
,prl at clock. p. m, under charge Of Assistant
ia sga, John Stewart, OF Lackawanna. William F. Muir
HA . harrisburg Charles X. Engie of BJstIeton.
A. a.A, p. H.. the trial Of Fire Engines under
II III ve.a.'eaec Of Walter 6. Sterling, H. B. Mexican,
y III -r-'e llr. and the Chief Engineer Of Srraton.
H Tie nl.ttee on Trotting Horses and Fire Engines
ore '..arly requested TO be present at the trials IN
,s- respective departments.
# 81 IL, Judges appointed who may be present or in
vicinity, will please report themselves ct the Presi
M, tent, the ground, at O'Clock, for the pur
Tie Committee on reception, consisting Of Col Dor
-.s Col Wright, and D. G Dresbach will meet at
~ccretary's office at 10 o clock for the purpose
receiving invited guests and delegations from other
cetUs.
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY Sept. 27th
Tie Chief Nar-hals Assistant Mar-hals and Judges
meet the Presidents Tent at clock y. ~, for
.e narn0Se OF proceeding to duty.
4. At 10 I. NJ tria! OF those
HAND FIRE ENGINES
ll, are prepared 10 compete for premiums.
.. At u o'clock a. m,
GRAND CAyALCADE or ALL THE HORSES
'he-i1 harness sadded, or led under the direction
the Chief Marshal.
}. At lI8 o. click a. M, all
TROTTING HORSES,
1l-r the saddle, competing for premiums.
j. AZ ~ p. me- all
PACING OR RACKING HORSES,
aier the saddle in harness, competing above.
"A At J! p. IN. all
TROTTING HORSES,
F5e single double, in harness. above.
HI T. At2, p. m,
a TRIAL OF STEAM FIRE ENGINE,
gl Philadelphia is expected, to play 20 minutes.
vi = The programme for Thursday and Friday will be
vi .ss.- as made up by the committee.
N Is IncoU veuience has been experienced by the
NH er consequence of horses being entered for pre-
nun, respect worthy and only for the convenience
He 5sner, committee has been appointed consisting
2 'al, John UrIuhart, AnsOn Church ard James Hicks
1e5e upon such worthy of occupying stalls and
l7etLg for premiums and those not worthy, in their
-nea viii be charged one dollar day for each day
Ok lp'nthe ground.
J. S. HALDEMAN, President
40. HESTER Secretary.
September J, 1850.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

To which the attention of buyers is respectfully nvit
cd they have been selected with care and offered
at prices which will make it inducement to give me
a call before buying elsewhere.
Towanda, Aug. Is, ls60.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20
Two Valuable Farms for Sale.

SITUATED in WySox, Bradford County
~ Pa one and quarter miles from the village of To-
wanda containing seventy acres each, under good
Of cultivation The buildings consist Of two tram
ed dwellings three good barns granery, apple orchard
plum pear peach and cherry trees &c, all of which
will be sold at bargain. For further particulars enquire
of HESTER PIERCE living near the place
WVsnX. Aug 6. 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20
AtsrellaMeouS.
INT. Y, g. E. RAIL ROAD.

GtHANGE of hours commencing MONDAY, JUNE 49,
- 1850. Trains win leave Wavery at about the follow
ing hours viz:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20
A CARD.-The undersigned begs leave 10

A CARD.-The undersigned begs leave to-
IA say to the Electors of the county Of Bradford that
he will be very happy to receive their votes for the office
Of ProIhOnotarY at the ensuing General Election.
He does not ask your suages because he has been
cted to do by any OF his riendstor he has no-nor
does he ask them of his fitness for the Office
or for any merorous service heretofore rendered He
asks them simply because he would like the office, and
because is nntura and reasonable to ask for that which
desire and which may lawfully obtain.
Permit him to say further that he will feel highly hon
ored with the reception of your votes whether few
many. and if elected he will take very great delight in
honoring the Office
TerrytOwn, Aug. %, 1860. GEO. F. HORTON.
, 1860-10-24

BT Tx1x1zlPH] INV IoRE. Oct. es.
A.e, quset nd unchanged. Snail :=les It ss 2; for
F1oa1 i. ao and heary, and slightly in av:r Ct buysrs
;es Il ,Ss9 !; !: !; s. ;sr,5
s3x5 30 for common 70 r.iuh extra We ten. AID t5s
as ssfo1 thpp brand: e1,Ea scnnd heep ohlo arad
G,ur quiet scad}, With snail sac. It ~ for
common u choke tuperhne- Com nesi 1'1aLa'iy M
WGlskr-Dull and 1axes sales oi 10 br1s It n;s9
GRAu- -Whcat heavy and holders hara as.n teen eem.
PEELED to scccltA *h:ee "a rites Il otdez TO ea1s
sass Il eo tu sinter red wstts.n a. isi as 100
ID m.sed xe+.r;n II t9Y H. aed ~e TN
ba chieseo ttrisg ii ass, u .nht WEcca.
sa To- bu good HIT so.the:n q, 81 tsA: 400
rsf be 81 she % n :2S
bu tan.tan club at IL l'k; $50 b. rh1e M:eAlz' at
f. s aey tt 70 = + t
f7sle for Canaa. Vet. Com shate eaAter wi ,ALcr
n Y @s ;.a sse il 9
IN modeiase rsaueet Il rnch;rEed t1iees sales as S3
Nd .t.e ~ 1hess e, fat !saed , r. ,t
fsovprczkrort dull and un-tarEed. s.1e, 80 hsa.
c.aat!y pr,me ID eauatf5 me:s s7aio 10 vi
saIes 500 tbs rlkled shoulder Il ae tu a t.es
III rta'a a hos. s
I'D DeseahsI de.vs At a! ut s. La:on a9ln t. -
G eay se's, .a
I!attsl tl.f Il lles lte' Ohio 'eet'le st.e cheue
Ga3cE1; ;Es-ctt1tt continues ttea'Y. With 1a-dfnte
business dors aeoat psesi y sus.. n.5.
us Sd: r. ssis $40 hae' eaa
T., IT. r; s:!tr Fl ia 81! 81 a nnIa nvas
Il EMt@ Z cat. rse M IalsiE. Au w. "@'' pN -
, 1860-10-24

rrrsp.f EvHN1su, OF, q, 1870

TrssrAr EvEH1su. OF, q, 1870.
The money market during tho past week mas
BEEN unusually quiet Owing to high ffelghts
the shipr,sntz Of produce wers light, and the
demand for currency wAs therefore light. Still
the supply vas rot large. and The bankers did
nothing more than meet the limited wants Of
ths public.
Es..ern exchange vss in good demand and
s.eaaY-c,osing 1t i@s per cent. premium a.
the buying rates, and psr cent the selling
rafA
, 1860-10-24
Yotst last week.. 40n:7B 3.t8l 70 1.e
TufI nrrY. Xfsf A.43A1s3 4,9si .3O q

saee Its5 1tms salsst ;s .ssl
luupER-Ths rscelp&s Of the past week ara aEala
la1ee-amouu,lnk at7sooo fe:. Tic receipts during
iheca1.espontiog week IN $50 we1a 81 .a.6 feet.
h, continued heavy &upp1y has :catel greatly 10 Dc
press The market during the week. md shosa 1tnuf7uf n
&rd dt alers who have teen in hores II scatrz exe
pr;c.s before the ccks ef nzvgon end tlas our pred
lions have aan been lnaed-s.: STAT Goad prices VIII NJ
III es command good receipts = least ~ long as there
plenty pine In Msehkln no zter whether Inc stsca
arc hgh OF l:w. month ago We vera told b. eaelnx
manufacturers that the mills Mt just Ahou shutting
down for want Of logs and week aer wetk Gnce then
lumber hts been coming IN II the rate Of ten millions r.
week Tie fact H. 1na1ulatustH In Actgan, when my
c.t make fair p1oft their lumber, do not wait Ill tae
sttcams full but ty purEe Into the wcoos
loes and h.u them on trucks to Tic mills o. eonrey them
On railways which have beeu ccnsluctd IN any Ct tho
mo npo.taus dacts Iftle oga ar= In the woods thsE
Ind ways apd means Of gdtsg t-en1 which were not
die Int Of few 5cars ta r; and hese who ba.e tick cal
cala,.ons OIL s.ort ops Of lumber willie fapees prevail
Will dn It tue oftac season tha the only ttlsE abort
about the trade il thelr cash 1ec,u.t.
Tbs number Of ca1gses offered during the week WAS
arRe: tut buyers, both fcm the country aid city were
ycr thy and ths transactions unusuay leh fsno
the ales Of which ea;nzan hoHlrs'. We EVE 70
noso decline ia psc.s Of about s1 common east shore
and 1c On god we'll assorted cagois TIE latter ects
with really al. ttac declne hut rfs3r stuff II lcw sfe,
and large amount has been aceo7nt Of tie oEn
en-, rather than rress them leavy muse The fol-
lowing ase = fey OF the lead nE
eA1ts or cAlaoHs puR1xa TIE Elk
Caro- CT fair mixed luEbzr Eon Grand R!ycf. per scht
Wyeminx {. 43as cargo Of seh- Telegraph loi:'s and
im er cut od1, II Sill cargo Of brig MlnIe.ota from
Green Day. rough at ~ cs1So Of fchr Acre. rum Gand
Rsez mixed at 80; ergo Of tehE New 4iampsse. from
Mu.ke.en t3lss and tbet-at ~ for shirt, AID 81 's
a fAMrf ar - m
, 1860-10-24


1he feoe'p'a o. nea' 'o.eS5 sto'aA.eu ~
4"o,oo' "as'
Bushels 1ns mafks' .o,as5 "as 'ef5 oaA saa
"nsaFs' ana p1''es fu1ea so'u' - 'o~e,' ~ .''
close operators "ete no'a'oE Gil 'of @ne sses"-
sre ne"s' Th'cn mas oeen e1pseseo sa oa5'
and tne1e Was oat il'He oispos!''on ellaef'o
bug or sell. About 'a.ooo oaenels chaeeeo
HANDS at s6' lar Northwestern Club s3gs:tc
Tor No. Spring. and soeoSote Tor 70. 2eps'ng.
In consequence CT an saEance III 5a'foso
hsights, the Flour market was unusually de-
preeied, soo FF'ees oechasa aoon' 'ste-i-oo
ibis being sold ut $4.25@4.C5 for medium to
49,. o.~;no rrtra. Corn vas but little in
no1s. or' w.t.. . f,-th.~ d..,;,. of l.,
qna:eo fo'' ane "e "o'' -" 'ue4 ussAao .. ~
-sa1es Of No. being made ct sS4G&sSc, and No.
eataa.. New Cora FEE dull, With Gales at IS
mn 49,. ,u,h., n ..or4 baxt,1oad of new
@''o psA ~"eAo' - 80
, 1860-10-24
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD KEN0VATOR

,Ie1i!I5 g. I'd
Ia. reiEs tai. tn rearwstbs blcod IN II III a.
kina poi!.J and tLu. restores And rsnd-sttesys-f
only PREPARATION tver offered to ths world il pop
ui.r I: r. 20 a;to oe .ith!n tbs reach OF H. so
# mot pe~ssait tono. AMI Jet 20 tsfecy adsp1+d r
70 =. 20 4e1 L rEa.fof Aoooao.HeE .n1 1nx| I
Il - .;:x4sa: ala lone " De di;e.,l.e or
Ga:;sI i:y~sa y l,..{tais q dtpts;.'oa of .pna
sa5R9sea ts,ey + y.11sst.G G ,na
expstss "a s, so1'ssgusa.,y - 81 sss*I iaIa1e
n tun n the taete4i wur d. both b. the thoroughly
s4isd u Eneal.ai: eIeace. md .so ts all who
Hno xitess es:a Z ee III dse, fos1s
stsek, q 2; c:ses:e. I'D !als r. unsussded system
VIII ill.,
h. f;r e1anr;e - The following: GcnssnPt!on,I
e tit ss1sns ip2p,sI
" ta.p atm q the heass, Aeaacsoy, Hspveen. X
!a.l:. Nkht sweasA LAaka;r. ntaaaesa. AID II 4
n T. i tae esed EdaLE 1EskSEssE E: EE:sa Is I'd n
nsats =! 4a1II sat L. ss3 1tapt
erts Of TIC III ncys, scsld:Ek OF iceoptaeues I'll
e L: u:
~ :.aei.. M r. se.ptEsana T. sIehs t"las
Guilty u E:es1innx snd sndesa ~ nlths rsan.s.
:.:s n.9x =. more 81, but .s Is hs,s ap.es ea!y 70
Ihii:s ana fev.,, tit p:evsa: II t5 ast3ess a5.nk
"A tratn MiasI ae us1c4 D. Aaa cure lhs Ji-rsss1
" II oacE. already Attacked AID dliset.|
y $40 permits. .ly 9pon tbs tliA1y sT.1sm. arous
she Lvefss atttun. pEonotnE, Ii fact, all tas n
ex:1rtoss And 1ttons Of IL i'll IL
n ftalbty ptevent suJ te.lte!pus Consequences fcl.
bl!eH:1,: uYVn " Of Climate snd water; nsece |,
4t1aSela tEo1ld Lave bottle Wh Item, an4 ID
AL aeud tAse taoIe u! 4: least tefvse est
A]is.. A. prevents easti. eneA&, .tre1khs+as the
uEests*t q sans, 1t AAlull &c Il the hA1cs OF all
" tsis3aa oI sedettsEy tAsfs, stuoects t1lhi-tey
Literary Ten. Anl All iatixa t AccnAtottl tel .
n mach out doos exercise stould Always use 1t. Ii I'D
f1ItbeF Will HtA&kAtt
OIremety tho-e uls With rut them teri
iHeaHt} ttr ltAuty canD1t E1iAt without heAllh
40 .tsl ea1not eAlst vh:le tie Above Ire EuAst
iies ttsn GAN, the toscat!4 Restect F1f
1.-THE final iE!2i E1 tie ct.A1tuI p.aIod vi
%tpestett ease abb s&tstJ- rEra1 II 10 k,=71k1!Z
Atot:T II. a1a GS.tjkk y ALL VI CLAIM II e
aoInEhs. THY IL! Asdto Jou we APPEAL &C .
[c1uh.etA htt9e It be tou ta:e but also your scaaIf
2a3 tus.aeda. tor While the iortntt, ..n sA4e s.
B1I@.e5. ellen goes ucWu to Premature gravel 1
l:a:Ees than et I'D. eo9dll;oa be knovu LII me-, q
Ii Qst1 VI Guane.4 Ill: II kese not fpf You tAsyl
tuo would tAve u khs &aae 6oEnva1d path, uutlf h.
Too 1ta u arIeAs thss f.16I tt43 tuL lnc tosnrtt
n IL Always si=t:nt, Aa1 10 yo1 ve conhdsntiJ ap-f
" VI! u1t:1!:.ly poshl you 10 fFor. Woods Kesfo III
taIive CORDIAL A1s EGd l:etoyAior ~ Lie sgued7]
which thonld te AW4ys on hA1d N tune Of res.; n
n o. J. MOOD, Pre- rcprietor, =,
. ~ Broadway, New yo.k, and III Xa.kst street II
II, 1T L,ais. No sad toid ty al good DruksAtt.
n |lr7es oae Doass PR Bottle.
~zoLzAAlH AED RI1l5l AGExrt. CH1,Aso:-1ohn Dr.
Perk T. u:ler Co.. j. II. Keed Co.. NTH. Dryer
i Co. Lord i ttn!ta, Ard GAlt usos. se-mAnY-vly
, 1860-10-24

sales Of 100 ordinary cstte from a. ase3e.e.
Sales Of go shpp&nk Csttls irou q 63H9a13.
Come few ka.es Of Gait rct2red from t3ftSI3 e.
Ihesc with lhote tat wetn tblprea, and ts 90 e
IN elj, made the amount received.
G4le. Of $40 Horaftom $5d5. .es to Is Is.
Sales Of 1,Zsi sheep from 4l1cG3co 73cwt-
TIE xAExE1 TODAY.
TuEsoAY EVENING, Oct, c9.
Tie rsrket for both Ca.t;e and Hogs today W..
t1emey dull md heavy. The packers buying ve7y
spa:IaRl. eni s4,es ranged fom $s0 asa 70: common
good The demand for hc4 light ard o.y few s2es
wsst made 1t &.1es35 for good fed-3u5 At ths
close only fsrtns $500.
, 1860-10-24

Il SALE, Oct. e3d.-A meeting Of the Re.
publicans Of L. Sale, Perm and :ns surrouud-
Ing country ia being held mere to-day. The
meeting was addressed in tbs forenoon By Hon.
Tom. t'ornio, Of Ohio, and in tho evening by
Hon. Oxen I4ovejoy acd othcrs. The speakers
vera greeted win loud aad frequent bursts Of
applause. Much good feeling and enthusiasm
prevail. Tbs proceedings are now being con-
clnded by d torchli8ht procession Of Wide
Awake5 and + ine ti.plsy Of fireworks.
, 1860-10-24
HOFFMANN Is 4EIPCHE.
RaaJt:AEKS,

pepa3ts tteased ca Current Account from px...eai.
cry Or eentT, zad tss uA1Al aeeonoikIos4 z1az,ed -
regular cepox.sa5s and correspondents,
l2teEeat On ts1Etes eaJ h allowed CAGES Ekx3a
1oeEtz1 Ax1eemeE4 hare baen made to inst eject.
receiye cepsu, parable selaed este, ca With
t1&SfE4k viii BE- allowed.
, 1860-10-24
The British Corn Market.


Tbs opening Ct thu past week gave little
nrn.n{ae far th,a ret outstanding corn. Mon
dav nipnf,s temna-t t1s been followed by heavy
rxins. morc especlal;- at the weeks eloae, m d
without q sst-in Ct 6ne.. drying winds, there
seems little hope that tae remainder o. tho
grain, il saved, will be in fair condiaon. sunny
weather, At this lats period, on lbs wet ground
brings with it such E volume Of de1. Some
quantity Of wheat, eveu io the south ane mii'
land counties, remains 70 b. earned, and the
bulk Of al grain IL yet Ieopardixed in the north,
though SCOTLAND il better Of, Ireland too, il
in great peril, with much to be gathered.
The agricultural atatissica Of that conn
this eeaaon 10 the extent Of .233 acres. "hlch,
~ this copsists Of spring Corn-ttkc qrs per
acre-makes 9l,sss qrs deficiency; while Tho
growth Of potstoes IL e. $40 acres less. This
cor xidefation, upon tho d,ressod e.ata Of tho
crop which extends over ]. III ,63s aczcs, shows
Britain supplied. As Maze il The principal
subhitute, II IL asd to hear that heavJ rains in
8ou.hern Europe are beginning to thfeatea this
important graic. which now keeps continually
adTancing. With euch wesshez, tho markets
could not fail to rise, the average Of tho week
beng ssoaar .nSS s:Psa g. g. sol 1ass sn sed issa
Low quality. to help of our sFu damp
nav py mixture, and As cur own s:eck
stock Of cid ia nearly used up, It seems doubt
ful whether ~ shall have enough old fcreign
to meet our n>csssiuea. Throughout TIC
Continent ver5 ltt.t; is letf and much il wanted
here; wh,le Ameries il quite s1hausted. and
the shipments lately made ere near!5 AZ new
with tho condition Of some not wen feponea.
Prices there have mod derately given : ~, q tae1
have in Spain and Italy, and On the 1snuoe :
hut there has teen sonos reaction at Odessa. 20
well ~ IN Hor.hezn Germany, the Baltic, u,l.
land, Delg giu1 sad France. It may %
well, in our estimate Of the posslb!c
=, x,:.ipments Of the United States.' to remember
Ira, for the last fourteen yesrs, the largest
rh;n, -ents thence were in 1886 and 1B47, when,
With a, accumulation Of old corn, they reached
to u.1E.5o bushels rbeat, S,l55, ,845 b7la hour
-sonsl u .. 7oo, 900 qrs.: but this season they
htd Httls to b., IN viii.
. The arrfTs1s Ct the coast sinee the eoth sep'
tembes.. vers Is ca goes: ofthe.e, - eargoes
were wheat, 40 maize, s beans, = barley sad :
os4s-
The sales noted List wees wers oS,ta qsa'
whs.t st ess 3d.. sgainst 131,t7* qrs; ID r. isos'
The London averages were 55s. "a. on a:eos qss.
thus showing the low quality Of Inc ne"
Tho arrivals into the principal ports Of Gsesst
Britain, ior tho week ending 1ath September in
wheat. inslpdng 6.s72 qra Colonial.
, 1860-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
BTPouY Express.

1xpEprsprscE, Oct. 2s.-The New Mexico
mail with dates to the 9Th inst, arrived this
morning. The companies againas tho Saya-
joes had beeu gone aoout two weeks. In their
abscnce baad Of Indians came within eight
miles Of santa Fs and ran CT go mulea belon u
ing to Ellsburg i Amsburg:
4 company oil thirty solaiers under command
of Capt. Gibbs, went In pursuit ous failed to
over.ake them. L company Of Ae1icana md
Puehlo's also went snd recovered ai1ty Of the
r:ulss. The bs1anea are entirely lost, which
mill be heavy loss on the owneEs- About the
saue time Of Tho asoye transaction, the Indi-
ans succeeded in running from The Government
herd At AlbsqusEque one hundred s bet ea'tls
The5 Hers followed, PIT tue Indians killed Ill
Ga the 9Th inst. band Of Indians e1ossed tho
river within twelve milea Of Santa F., gong in
the direction Of Galisteo.
The Governor and Col. Fountleroy ara Ut
1ogge.heads IN regard to tsazipg down N old
adobe building.
No noss from tho p}aius OF special interest.
, 1860-10-24

new Ioak, Oct. e3.-The U. S. steamship
Crusader had shot trad aosozss her bows by
q Saauish msa or war steamer, when Captain
Aeal:t repliad By firing and hoisting his colors
and ateamlrg down with his man to the quarters
and demanding what WAS meant. Itus ss mis-
take. The Crusader looks somewhat ike the
City Of Norfolk, aad henes the misapprehen-
sion.
, 1860-10-24
UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN.

4 '
~ TlnE.-Jo]nt Ec:n:uon Of tie Senate tod
Fe5. 2, 1861:
Re.oreA rYshe se.ate and ueuse Of Rep e.entstyek
tka eccra Gf tse atate OF Illinois It. 2.d they
hereby. the te1t sleclon Of members OF
the uenesa! t. vcts fsF AEkluht calling Con-
nAsI"
Tls res.1:.oa pass:d uate7 fo1own. provision
oftA- C.ns Hut4ou Of ftf.. St1te:
Atr1cLK XII src. J. Whens~er twath:rds Of an the
members eece - Zach brR7ca nf The G~ne sseEbly
ahaI! E!pk reecsezry to alttr tt3 Con:tutcn
they shall Eend 10 e1trtors At The election
Of slenera sscby, 10 vo.e ior a-atat
h: e!ecors q the State voting Tor hare
Voted 70: the Assembly sta st ael,
aeIt session. Gil 4 Conse -tlaa," &c.
1t will be taas II Il neceeasas hat I'll Who arc II Il.
nebsts of is u1e. aaa nj yoi!es 4 ii o
tas csna.s = vetG ;5.!n;t H.! II t.e!ors ce.r .s1
words F.r Convention" Il TIE foot Of Ae ~: then
yatE Aka41kt It. soct5 d9l1 1ta1 #. T, i,
, 1860-10-24

.or Vim. H. A.dax-a:: laE1s top-:&I sad topEaIant
sail sehocn:1.
The .eseoacr Gems: tas both tp'raas carried a%ay.
hutI. in c.ndllion - perform her trip, Tie Go tsth
laktou lot her fore top-nsM-
Mr. Lyups also Informs ttat ahsrs sr.e aest 1t
p1ees BAY nd thought that the sehss Colas Inter
national and The tsst pf ths 6eet arc th.Ie.
The "A. J. neh WIS aground In TIC 1:er, bet hAl txo
tugs u be-. End Is probably Ct.
Gt,r-At an tn15 hour Saturday notnrC the wilma sci
IN htoTtnr hraYy from he noEshtass winch eoct1 ue1
HunI ths epft txy Asd eTenlck acn'up*' I'D wsA
~ ria VA Etat Ehl ha considered tt.u!as at
ihe 1:es Of vea1 shca 7a.sta dw9 sstuIsay nd tie
dsy pfcvous vs1a unte:i1nd detained y the nou'h
al fyeE un.hc preesed Aay fth.F Until Lie storm
suba!tsd| Detroit T,hucs.
ArHsxx The schooner Fr.e1in. upEs:d bo7n9. hRs
eens below Point RI fefre and win prs1n{ te m
taet mu:a csmsk ass ,G 1G se. hc9 ins
nne6ed 70 hd a.sssaa:e ibid
prssrK,--We Esrn tLAt lhs E:heon5r Cufls1. b51nd
hao 1ch rarEo OF grain. mt Etth tl ter wh eh r.
sard u ia 1o-s Of her bboom head.gtaf rd snd hu
Iii en- Ief A1boara oW ahe viii step II I'll port lot
rpaln.-lloM.
y Tbs Hor+l)s, co@tt, Witch pasted up Te.te;da!.
had h.r lat sx3s psnk tss h,.s{ storm o. h,xs
fr;e On IA udAy las t.syLs so74' " 1ees se1 eans
abaIs he1 upper eaba.7iAd. -.....
ttSm NE 70 sW, With snus bteeze whch vii enable b:
a.Ee &sat vcaHe1 buod beioE aud tAote hAke ataaae
hc.e 10 pur1ue hsi1 va,aEa-1bd.
tTTh. seloonft 1an: :sot4. while Eettrs under Ea7
today split her foreeA tbs ent ten Of tae "a She
EM onpesd - sEaia n order y 1epsz The saqsoad
, 1860-10-24

E Soma III ny sall veas&s sy down the mouth Of
the fIrer yestesdaI awaiting to b towsd uP.-lb1d-
r. II. vater In thu Creek II the 1o~s1t known this
Season. Several craft a1e aground. Com1trtA,
Cc1. eoth.
rlckrp Cr.-The p7cr Bradbury. Of ths DIR XIX a.et
Capt Hck y sArs the Dnkisk Union, pick up SAT
utday In tho Lake Just II Cleveland br frul mp"
po.ed t. b. part Of tho cargo ot ths III atsd Mount YER
non-[1bd-
Asao,E-capt Campbell Of the propeller C4taratt Te.
ta Bhor Of Long Point wheEe thu Ostaact It %
oclock, p. II. y~ster!aY Capt. g. also tate. thst
black fore and ter tnchoE close In khsEe. whteh
probably this heacaei. signals wete ats to the Css
relief but OWING to Tie Leavy lad q tha
tie high 1InoHlba To- Eentsr them any A.
sxnceb:th sssselt the l0Ee being in akIow W.
ter-Bn9aio t0u4 .eota.
PAsssd Dssroif.
Ur.-S:rs Ecrsh Stas Columbia; Psops Comet fonnE
AmeTea, huquehanna, Mtnola, Burlington. Marquette
Futonia Ad.a lc bz5que n. stnrkess hrts> Coneosd
Acadia tchrn Aeontias Utica, Augutl. .ll{uonth Koek
E~nboH, reaeverrnc. Erterrnse. q Worth Fannie aho
Fioy. Asssa1t He1abac toe arant @. D. Norris sob*r
Dows-ets il!!nes4, For.ett Queen. Sea- Bird, Colum
ha: pops May1owrr. Nothtkn light. Nat stewat
lows, Dunk1sk, AohawE sehtA H. 3. Steele, 1Attas.
Lake FSrfss
CLEVELAND Oct a1-LUe4Et, PROPS SuSqnehanna
Wrt Ter, CA:c74o; xcaE Graee Murray, d.:
BUFFALO, oct o1.-AHiyrd srhr Nat Root. seea.
Cicaso. Cleared, prop fiec ssste. Rounds 90 tquei'
0ol..s1nt&ll, do.
OswE EGO, oct :o.-Au.s1. lark Republic. Carey. Gil
ca:,. Cieases. Afapl: Leaf. cas7. d.
, 1860-10-24

pTTISBCls9H, FORT WAYNE
Il AEL CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Eo~=e rsessd sad sss7Fuu fmu cheako Ia P1t.h<a,zt
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To N&w fork Phl:zlrrt!s. Baltimore Aad Ha1h!ox.o7
OJ, aei al.heI1:e.;or tl@-a of Pennsylvania Now J&f
ST, Nav icrk. A-sy1Ht &C.
Ae:tka2is- III t1cs t!s Ecctt, EEthave taA be.<34
9N!es E-s:err ::a.s:. :: 20 A6tiEonA1eost
Eakkske ctecf=. :a111ka-
T1.rs ta.s ts= Sefut. e5r2s-sf CanA: AnG Via 3z:N
6Eerts- = u. SIZE. Is foI.ors:
siaA. H.-4o:-az ExFscu. t1.y {Suniays axcepta5.
7B P-A.-S..a: Ez7ress. daily saturday srkcepttd,3
Eotneet!rE At CEesar VIII G.c1e14nt And La1s ahoFs
Ealrcad., nc.ssk Buffalo, Sasara fss New foss ARD
E1sor. A ai1 tnkEat towns OF New England. Yla HeN
7otA usatyaiaad New Yosk 1nL Ere Railroads.
EAc. sosth to CollEbus. Lanra@.ilc. Nev4rk Mount
vsron. ieabeaTue Wheeling, aod lnsssortovasof ohis
Ahi virginia,
Ever Kva,! t rr1xieh. Usbans Dayton and CinciaoAt
Also ~itt tssscs 4 L4f Dayton AL tEnenns.. l.ecs
FAKE AS LOW Al ANT tTAEK R4U1E
Fb&Asa EA~t Will and route h?th pleaz17s
AID Azetst css=la. thror:a 7oy o4 1hs !arx*st ING
nsseutsy9 arriving A. Eh.eako "A z1y of tie road1 WI
It'd Atthe ~pofs to receive ceck1
md tss7ey tasza=e e Of caasse TO tie 4ud
UalrAxo ca1s- iiseSiSE caza aesclpaay 11cht an.
Tt,. sd Il ,se Ceuos1ys 0ne: corner Rando t4ad
Ee.s Siis, cbtrs Of Canal aad Van Hgs:H 1t1set
Us;s:t.@z;ss:o AZ s9r t:<ss:. = . y y Isst T.11e
Jas. =. NUSi;OS, Fse!kns Agent, ,CkIesxo.
= T. Hope7cH, Gen1 Fright tst, ChlezZu. M4
, 1860-10-24

ROCHESTER. Oct: 23.-Tbe trot between Flora
Temple aad pa:chen took place this afternoon.
Two Thousand people were present. The late
rains made the track henry, and there was =
patchea won The Ii heat, Flora the ed, Sd and
4sh. Time, o9, a29. o::os. $50.