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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
GIT u r . ? 6 r TY
FOR SALE =

rENHE Subscriber Offers for sale the foovinrEIots in
/ thu ci Of Mirerdl Point
Lott TO l4I ar3 a. in isous Survey. Also lots
1856 ami 49, except poi t.oR decided Taos. hjns
man, also in Halrsons Survey. The above 7ts contain
over thirteen Of land ON them Is Eood dwelling
house con aiming good 81 ing houSe md
two wells spring convenient There is also on
The lots good Barn large ami comInoajous- Also on
from 30 20 50 & ut ees, T.. them bear
Ing. Also a beautiful grove
Ihe above property will he sold ba~-ain and to
auv one wishing purchase, better chance be
found on part Of the pa chase money time viii be
given desired The above property IieS near john
frackcus residence and arjoius Col John B. Terry :
homestead Enquire on the premises ot
JOHN ROBERTS.
Mineral Point June i, 1850. 23tf-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

TE1E Subscriber offers for sale Lots -oand 50 IN rvins
L Addition TO Mineral Point, situated on NiSconsln
nearly opposite tLe residence Of Judge Cothreu
Both lots inco>ed. Ca the premises good brick
house wi th frame addition. with good cisern attach
ed The house has good rooms and cA he occu-
pied hv families The location Is good l1r
residence, and the property viii be sold reau
For particulars apply al the TTbane oce or to the
subsc1i ibes IN the town OF Naldwick-
MARTIN MARZ0LF-
All III l.En-nrS-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
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FOR 8 a LIZ :

FF7HE SubScciber offers for sale Valuable Farm stu-
ate1 in the Town Of I.idCrvav, Iowa County. Wis
cenSn, M miles .-au the village Of DOG-cvi known
The Ii Ii FASH. consisting Of over +u5 Of
very desirable land, Is ing about milo from Samp-
sons Tavern stand. said land be sold in body or
smaller parts, suit purchases Is + we'll water
with springs and be divided o several Farms.
By paying Sleo0 down. the pu have his
time for the balance, by paving 10 per cent interest
Fr particulars enquire o. the subscriber at Dodge
VILE
PHILIP EDDY.
July 81. 1850. 2ltf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

81 Quiip and his wife had bit of
contention the other day II own yea
have more briilianey than l." said the
woman, lm have lie better judg-
rient." Yes SAID Cui.p. "otr
-aofce in marriage shows that :" Quilp
was informed Tia. he wIs brute.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
SAMUEL W. REESE,

. TFokNEY AT LAW. AND NOTARY PUBLIC
= ltad-.vlls. tosA county, Wis Particular atten-
Lsea t.a9I 4 collecting
Es.ar ie ION q {. Washburn and Coab ale-sraore.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
CARRIAGE AND PLow BOLTS.

TTST received At the Hardware Store. direct nom
j Plants Manufacturing Co, Of Connecticut. one ton
Il Carriage aud Plow Bots which viii sell at Chi
ago prices. ~ = -
FRAME i 41-s-4-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

hE1LgR IN BOOKS, STATIONERY 4 WALL PA
-Serysp. pers aud PeTfodcalsand gent q he
y I.s4rsace 81 81 \. l., door the Post OF
T. IIE "a Street. Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
..EnIt,sE 4. EKosT.

TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, Mineral
4 palnf Viii attend land negotiations aud trans
IL bata, connected With MS profession Collections
-asaatig sttexB once in County Building 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

s- More are drowned in The
wine cup than II he ocean.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
For Sale =

rTHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS HOUSE
L and LOT. ia HayEisou's survey. sd
joining the Seminary ground on the
south The Lot contains and ErHIsss .
+ -er-f1uTtfs- a cres of ground. under S5 fi$I
Eooa euce and IS VA good state r cul-
Ovation. on the Lot good Fame G-<s--7s-<>---~
IIruse With basement cellar under the whole. and
good Wei convenient. Also. good Stone Stable, and
thrifty Orchard of bearing Fruit Trees. The above
property be sold bargain, and Is good loca
rioa family residence can Pee found in The city
Terms made easv- Fer particulars enquire on she
premises, cfGEO- MISSILE, Or JONATHAN BEAUMONT,
owner
Februarv-24, 1880. o-E
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
JOHN uDLLINGsItEAD.

ID #IYstCIAN. SURGEON AND ACC3CCHER. Miner
1 APPOINT, Wiz one door above Codes Pro
= sslau St3ee. high street. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
For Sale.

IE subscriber offers for sale the house and lot siua-
ted on Virgin Alley. and formerly occupied by him
residence, being he west half of the house and lot
occupied by Mr John Evans There are four good
rooms in the house.
- EOr particulars enqire Of JAMES EVANS,
or Of THOMAS JOHNS.
Mineral L oint, Nay :, Is60-nlg-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

s#ss sitst teS piled from oHrto entire Sett.
Asa 5'4are. and every eperatiou viii be
#S.rar6 Il ---aIn nensatiar ta the letter no
rms r1 vsuir process sar =. traction,
A .-a4 .eltaoutexfrs charge. tfi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
CARL SCHULTZ.

e lessons II DRAWING, MATHENAT-
s aad PHYSICS. and recommends himself
land and MINING SURVEYOR.
Mineral Point. Jan. Is, 1860. ,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
}. Il. aIoFFET1'. vi. 4

4 TToRNEl H.Aw, and Solicitor in Chaucery Min
L .rat POINT. once in Thomas new block. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
j. Ii. CI41IiY

- SERAT Dealeriu Dry Goods. Groceries, Provision
hardware &c. yellow Stone Wis Nov. u, 1886 y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
D Rs. W ED & TU r Y E Z,
ESIDEN DENTS

1-Is-.1f poIvr WISCONSIN
, 1860-12-07
From WA&htnEton.
Correspondence: C:neinnau Commercial ]
II sGA

lCoS1e5pondenc: C:neinnaa ConMe.ctal.I
WAsu1SoTox, Nor. =, 1850.
EDITORS CoNNEnC1L:-In the Senate this
morning, Powell, Of Kentucky, noticed his in.
tentfon to Introduce Boteler's adjustment rseo,
lution into the Senate Green, of Missouri,
gayc notice OF resolution tnstEucting COM
mittee to report upon constitutional power
to appoint coast md border police between
slave and free States, for the protection Of
slave property-and to promote the execution
OF the Fugitive Slase Law.
On motion concerning the reference OF the
Presidents message, Lane, Of Oregon, made an
apology for the dissolution Of the Union, say
ing 1t must dissolve unless the rights Of the
South are further guaranteed
Hale of New Hamhshirc said the logic OF this
controversy is war or submission The minor
lty must submit to the majority. He made no
anybody; he spoke for himself only mud ono
little State. ave must look this matter
straight In the face." Brown Of Mississippi,
desired to know II Hale presented the issue Of
war OF snbnission- Hale said it must lead to
TINT He made no threat Brown replied,
let it come, and God show the right" 1yerson
Of Georgia was quiet ut ti1zt, bur naughty and
defiant in the end BE accepted the Presi-
dents declaration, that secession is revolution.
"Thty States understand they do 1t at tho
peril Of consequences" He did not believe it
would lead to was, but If it does, the South is
preparing to receive It's enemies With bloody
hands and hospltable graves He hoped
there would b no waz, that We would lye in
peace.
The South would regard the North among
the most favored Of nations, and so treat with
her. but to remain In the Union she would not.
No power On earth could prevent her with
bills Of the North would be vain "True, they
are obnoxious. but we know their exis-
, 1860-12-07

= goo bu winter red Western at 4ios@1 Is in sto,e
aud Adoat for tntet1or to prime; 1900 bu white
ene s,tssn t at 900 bu white Kentucky Il & IS
aod heavy at CSC and thcreabouts. barley dull.
heavy and declining, Corn heavy and 203c q bu
iowers 10, ~ With very moderate demand. Sales ii, 900
EN- n store and anoat; SIC for mixed southern.
closing unsettled, with free sellers; 6o6fGfc for
mixed western. Oats: trining tales at s7Tayc for
wettern Canadian and state,
Pnov1sloxs.-Steady for mess pofk. with mnder-
ate demand and drm for prime with speculative de-
mana. SALES $50 brla at $lG.6241635 for mess,
aex oqE re u stsI nss "a f.. prime
spected mess 3,s.5o; Inspected = psine % with d 10
nuyert At these figures Beef continues dali, and
limited II business doing Sales 30 bris st ss5O1
1 .oT nrsR repasxsd zsq sxs nj for s1ts nes.
dull. Sales 20 brls Mt 14c for western. Cut meats
b ayy and declining, at &c for shoulders and 91s0
l9c tos hama Dressed hogs firm 1t &C for corn fed.
se Ssen =. qaxt sses sa o sst
es{ for wettern thort ribbed iddlcs 1t on for city
long ribbed middles. the latter delivefsble next
for prime city; 10 Tor No western, and 10. 1l0X
for prime do. Butter selling nt $i0G114 for Ohio,
and l5@2l for state. Cheese steady At 90lok for
zsTeexszEoxsr: Chi sR1 4sx.c q T @x,
Chi $ q %, III G scrip 5s.. " i3E, II $ gnar
25x, n c -. Reading 81 u. Harlem TN. Er1e Is,
\ ! 7o!., rac Mait7, Canton i. u bonds 8.
Mo os 654, Tenn II Z = IS Of rs, 93.
Money out OF b1nk rather deatcr, and IS per cent,
IL the rate except in very rare cases for best tme
paper. Thesa f. q continued movement OF gold
South One million has been lost since Saturday.
oswEoo, Dec. o-Ftorn- Quiet $500 10. ez-
GRAIN -Qeutct. There some orders from abroad
under the views Of holders.
LAKE. 1APoRTs-a100 bu wheat.
- all rff1n nrfA he faF,Ht
, 1860-12-07
. II. STEW ART & cos.
IMPROVED
Chemical and ErasiTc Soap,
THE GREATEST LABOR AND
MONEY SAVING FAMILY STAPLE,


This Soap tnok the first premium 1T the Worlds Fair
In london. where 30 different Soaps were uu exhth!
Hou, after trial OF thftc hours asln out pal1ta f1
grease snd primers uk.
.l.t-Thi4 Soap l., every ounce Of It, washing ua.e-
cd-Whcn used IS directed It d!spen.es With Ill
pounding and uachlne friction and viii xaEc fu 1ity
per cent of the tins and labor usually required to d.
S-Wsssr-Io she use ofthts sc.p. hard water needs
no ~trraking~ or cleansing. simply rso = small e1-
ces1 Of the soap.
4th-Cloths Niil look much whter and cleaner. and
1ast t"nEer. Thn soap ltscf step4 the fa5s!c and
looens the dir 1t ID warr7uted not to III TIC tnest
fAhr1r.
5th-A stron. solution or .ds VIII elcan raints f:r
niture kitchen usenslls~ etc. with the gr:ntcst CAS-.
rapidly and fnofouEhness.
,6th-Csed :. fonet Soap, is cleanse. the skin q
and clear. 1t Il invaluable for hand washing.
sth-1k will Fruloye oil xheel grrase. iatnt- etc.
fFota silk aud woolcn goods tho hest aaancls nlaJ
be xhkhed in it without being nllcd with otler<o3ps
Dealer. and tte publ: generally sfo requested to
ir Il IT, Stewart, being practical soapp.aktE has
experimentcd upon and te:te these s4,xps In various
Rsys aud oEers Il to tho public as soap which Eii
SAVE TINE, LABOR AND MONEY.
e arc willing it should rtst upon ts merits. All
as TO give trial anu II 1t does not give f saits
t7ctl"n tie money y III be refunded.
xy For sale as al tho leading sroccr1 k.-rrs. Eo
surn and get tie genuine. ....
, 1860-12-07
And grows 1uo1o and Inu1e popular every day.
READ THE FOLLOWING.

And grows 1nore and mnre popular every day,
READ THE FoLLOWIxG:
n... w Ba11.z GsItx. Mich.. Dee. :sst 1ssa
ee s ~ u ps;'1 1 ia eesepf p Ill os 81 r H.
~ e 'S4es e bssx
II. ~ stale Of eependeuct have not heen able to
;" t ;'s 6, s L:
extremely from cold. This induced me 10 PSI D:st
Augnst last fhsse faithfully ielossa III difeeons
bl4ek, thouS short i i also coming IL Ill oSer ms
head. Feeling confident that smother large bottle
iaus 10 pcfsesefs IN s use md Seins des.u,e @ 81
means 70 purease any more would ask thee II tlee
sss s ss & % e ssns s. as
reward = tose that sfa kind 10
Thy fsiead. susASSAn K1RBY.
L,Soxtkx, Eools Co.. Ind, Feb. sth. tsse,
SUI Ia i!sss Ias
,Lal he shost space u sS MONTHS ihe whce uis9
r4rt Of ny scalp most entirely bere of is coser.
aad back part Of nv head Shortly aiter bec.me rfay
20 that you viii not be Sur1Fscd wen tell you that
ual Observation-Disclosures were not 20 much It los to
discover the cause Of The change In my appearance
~ Il Il. R're intimate recognize me
Iatonce nade application to the most tkillful ply.
som ,he1 nj p ~ so4ia ss.ia e rssered ".
forged to become reeopei'ed 70 1te unt Fortunate
-; ;s;;s: + esss s.
saee ss @
~ fsSS is saa
money can baS. SezJ respectfully you11
Attorney md essst::ls4 8 =: kl@1rf T f.x
Q: J: weep e.. Pr5pristors q I!roadxay. Sew
III good Druggtts aud Fancy Uoods DcaieEs
Naot rsAtE AsEyrs, CatcAco:-J. 3. Park O. r. E'nI-
, 1860-12-07

10 big own patriotic nature and consistency,
which are a. comm on, general and catholic -
y ne great and glorious Republic in which
we live. sppeal to him on the grounds Of
common humanity. / appeal to him In the
pen! OF common country. appeal to him
" the memories Of the past, appeal to him
" the prosperity and existence OF the soycz-
cign State Of Florida, to remain On the COM
nittce. Il these appeals arc to be Intellectual,
now tutther appeal to those here represent
Ing common country. Iaak them without
dny reflection upon The gentleman from Flor
ida, but IN pursuance Of q duty to be perform
Cd. to negauye the request that he be excused
Mr: Hawkins demanded the previous ques-
tlon on his motion for that purpose.
~. Mtlison moved to adjourn.
"; Crawford appealed to Ar. Ml1lson to
withdraw his motion SO that vote might be
taken to see whether Mr. Hawkins would be
forced to serve. He hoped others would ask
to pc excused from voting.
Mr. Hawkins declared that he WAS not acting
under impulse, but from convictions Of TWEEN
.ME. Adrain rosc and slr. Underwood and
others called hin TO order. Mr. Adrain, amid
confusion, eaid the committee ought TO be set
tied to-day. Mr. 4drain was called to order
FROM the Southern side Of tho Hall
The question to adjourn was carried, 104
againet "a. The House had previously decided
that 1t should be till Monday.
, 1860-12-07


The receipts Of Hogs, Tive and dressed, amounted
70 1.615. The market for Live Hogs which has
ehown sorne signs Of weakness during the past few
days, to-day fairly broke down, and We quote de-
cline Of 1oI15c. The shippers, who were mainly
Instrumental in sustaining prices during the past
two weeks, this 1uoruin: Withdrew, and the few
that changed hands were sold to packers at &4.1ex
g :.c5gross. Dressed Hogs were in light supply
ard tue market was firm 1t 85.0095.25 and $53s
for c1tEa-closing dull and heavy.
provisions there ia nothing doing. 4 lot Of
i'1 hr1s Mess Pork WAS sold at $l475 but the maz.
KIT Is heavy 1t that figure Lard il dull and noui.
nal 1t 1oa &l0kc, with little or no inquiry At any
price.
The Wheat market at The opening YVES quiet and
steady; but In the afternoon later dispatches were
Tt'ceived from New York, indicating heavy de-
ctae there, and there was quito panic here, dur
s:g which prices fell 192c, and the market closed
l'll and heavy at the decline. About 5000 bush
Il. changed hands at s0Gslc for No. Spring; sc
ir Northwestern Club; and 67GG7Kc for No. 2
sEing-there being free sellers at tho close at the
Inside quotations, but no longer. Flour was in
butter inquiry aud more active, at cascr prices.
A,sut 500 br1s were ro1d at $3B@4.00 for good
!" choice Spring extras, and e 001e 50 for Spring
s"per. Corn was in better request and a shade
higher, with mosc liberal transactions, at e6@a7e
i'E new mixed In store, and &c for new Corn In
ts''rc. Oats firm with sales at 171c In store and
:s'1 del Rye md Barley were dull and neglected
Timothy Seed was more active. and sales were
made ut 81 .96@a,e3. Glover Seed was sold at $425
IIishwincs were dull. With sales ut 15@1Gc Aleo~
h"l, A48;c.
FLoun AND 0RA1s IN s1onk IN BuTrA1o.-The
Duttalo E1rEess Of yesterday contains the follow
!Es:-
The following statement shows the amount Of
*rnin held In store here By tha Western EIeyatine
company. including Al that In the luchmond
, 1860-12-07

tH1lApklFn1A.-Ihaf North Anssr4edR Of Tuce.
day reports:
y. The money market continues stringent v.,r
1905 per cent ~ rnnurn and csn,;s, nos suHr Ssrr
abundant so :. 1nese rates Second and third class
ht.Ses httSes ese very un.@lsaele, and offered at much
nu nEnst Bo.tan a. SeT Tex s1snangs 1@s
Kl1 Discount; xmesican % rold iaIk no1e p1nmtnm 10
Tbs weekly statement Of fhs phlladelnhis % Hsnt,
made np today presents tas following Aggregates,
40 compared With tnotc Of the previous week: -
Capita! Stock. sii, 1; SO, IL 10 I'll xs sSi6o
Loans. s.-....,.... ss,s;t,sa a60:s,a7 uc.a36,sg
Spoqe. T9'.e e, :,,. saA.sss 3an&7 Dec. lo.7ls
Bus Bus eshc7 Sihsf ba. r. ssSt sss Ire
Circulation ...... s,64o9is s'sS.Nn ice 1G,o99
New foRK.-The 7i..es Of the Eth sars;
:. The Money Market day shows no chnnse from
tec close on Saturday. It IL easy call 11an and
ttill bard on outside sales Of paper the rates on
arci-cass II rnlinS 129lb cent
Ihe rates of Exchanse On England for Wcdnes-
po.tant demand yet showing iteslf. Merchant
hills arc frnrr 1t 10711D3 q cent? We hear of: mo
nltesations in the domestic Exchanges to-day
Philadelph Il 8eH@9S.
srEuE Exroa1s.-The exports Of spccie from
New York for the week ending on Saturday, and
Tor the ycar, were ~ follow;
Stmr Tentonia, Hamburg Cal. gold bars $4,000
iTes1oua'y reported. A. .8ao6s6
Total stnoe jan. .t...................$4 .$47 0f6 e88
same time in 1859.- G7,H0{ TB
ssauat l!Iuu IN ldo5- 23,lal .166
oame lime IN 167--...-..--..-.. $685. 16T
SPECIE REcEtr7s.-The Northern Light arrived
Tuesday morning from AspiawaI, bringing sse2,-
d13.G7 In epecie. The Golden Age, with she con-
nected, left San Franciseo with $1,ae,sls on the
1fsh NJ NnresofAr
, 1860-12-07
MARKETS BY TELECRApu.

NEW foRk, Nov. 6th.-F1orn- Market on-n
"a 91,et md e1osed hs.yE aaa ly 1o uadr
sheeks The export demand; sales is,eoo brls Il
xnet.Se LIZ 1es saPes state; <4oooA*;5 for e5trs
extra ronnd hoop Ohio. Canadian nonr t,uH
heevy aud lover: sales SO br,s At $A,3C6E for
common 70 choice extra. Rye dour In limited r.
4aeet II 4400 for common to choico suner
Com meal dull and dropping; sales 10 hi. BIZ.
1Be- "'~' Nv p'43 a'
aHA1E-Wheat heavy, and from To C a bushef
!owcr closing unsettled and with strong desire on
ths PIT Of holders to realize. Tho adsancc in
materially checks The export demand. S.ies = NJ
ba Cntcago spring 1t 81 1900 hu Milwaukee clnh
II <2.tbt9l6; 600 bu amber western II N na:
, 1860-12-07
C:bira9o Grib,jlttr.


TnunspAr EVENING. Dec. &.
ooslncss a Ill kinds, except the retail trade,
coatanocs not only dali. but there il absolutely
.1lo or nothing doing, AL our staples arc declin-
ahZ rapidly uudcs the influence u the deranged
money market. and he IL I wtse man Indeed who
ean ten when The bottom viii be reached. Every
body foens determined to wait and see.
Exchange ia becoming more close every day.
Some Of our leading banks rctnse to sell On any
terms, Of rather they assure their customers they
hive not the fnnds IN Ecw York. Several also Of
our ln1xtr baulx do not remit for collections.
They credit correspondents with the amount IN
sach fnrds ii thcy receive. which they Will BE- vcry
glad to hand over n sny time. OF currency. the
tsnks bare an abundance; OF coin, only enough to
mako consldesahle "sprlnkling." and Of cx-
change nothing, pcrhapstt would be more correct
to say. they sell a,l they mike from day to day,
Though dfrucs, tho nominal price Of exchange
to-day when any ia sold is per cent premium, In
the street It sells At e@1o Outsiders may feel
thankful II they obssia supply Il, tho highest dg.
ure. n7yirc ps!ee 71:x.
Gold u net active, but IL held firmly. Buying
noulnA tt 7 per cent premium; seIlfng8.
hacr1An TO TIE 1L1aso1s BAxka.-The fol.
lowing important circular WAS prepared today End
1t II understood TINT cur bankers will very gene
rally sgu 1t tnd forward 1t 1t ones to the banks o1
the stato. II complied with promptly It would
furnish about million as exchange, greatly re-
Ucstng tho MARKET:
To TIE hoprittots cf lants Of Circulation In
tbs Stats q Illinois I'm the present unsettled
sts.e Of the exchange market, We constder It IN
imperative duty on tho banks Of this State to do
Ill in thssr power TO 'acillsatc tho exchange b.
%~+~ a. TY%
, 1860-12-07
From California and Oregon,

FoRr kKARSE1, Dec. 5th--The Pony Ex-
press, from California, passed here to-day. The
news Of the accession movement was generally
received with regret No domestic news Of
importance
Advtces from Oregon say reports Of rich
At Victoria, on the night Of Noy 81, there
was m excitement ind riot between tile whites
and negroes. The negroes attempted to occu-
py seats in the theatre reserved for the whites
The whites attempted to cxpel them. 4 tight
ensucd, in which several whites were knocked
down. The whites were driven from the thea,
ire BY the negroes, who III turn were driven
away by the whites. 0rlcr was finally rc-
stoscd-seyeral Of the rioters having been ar-
rested.
, 1860-12-07

lNew foFk Times CoFfespoadcnee.1
NEW YoRK, Dec. 5.-The Governors Of Vir-
Ssuia and Kentucky arc arranging for commits
5ions to South Carolina to urge delay.
Secretary Floyd has written ! letter for pub
lication, defending secession and joint action
in the Southern States.
It ia nov said Philip R. Clayton wi1lsuccced
Ererafarv Tohh "
, 1860-12-07
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TAX NOT1CE.-Notice to all per-
\ sons Interested. Take notice that on tbs sev-
chased 1T number eist % l block number u rs Of
ttoneE 6ubdlvaon Of Astor Addition ID the eity Of
unpaid tak dns the ctf ot Chlea8o for the municipal
Aase q rodempuoa taereof nom I'D lie, Viii exp1s
aa @ ths ssrentfeata day qf Assoa T. 1ss1. Ths ees
GGhaissk9 pee: laa NM Il CARTER
, 1860-12-07

1HICAGO, BURLINGTON l.
QUINCY R.a1LIl,aD
Passenger Train. leave, aid arrt.1 CHICAGO ~ fbt
lowt: 3lal leaves At III H. NJ lsun.n, u rcpled1.
strives At a1 r. Il. .tsundays excep,:dl. E1psx.a
erses ss Il = y, Saturdays eSceptell: arrives It
;3.A tNo1daJs excepted. Aurora Acyoumnda;don
teases e. y. tSunlays exeepstCJ uxrlse ut w. q
CHICAGO. April !, iaGD 9''"
, 1860-12-07

billiard TABLES.-For Sale
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S21 t1o ind $50 ETe1JthinF coaplefe: P1ea.e sead
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, 1860-12-07
WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Wis, Dec G-Thc electors of
Wisconsin met yesterday at noon in the Senate
for Lincoln aud uam1in. II. Lindeman was
chosen to carry the vote to Washington.
, 1860-12-07
Water Pipes 11urstcd.

NEW YORK Dec. G-Thc main Croton water
pipes in 5th Avenue burst last night, and will
require from three days to j week to repair
them, during which time most Of the citizens
will be On short supply. and all manufacture
ing establishments will be cut OFT entirely.
The newspaper establishments obtain their
supply from Brooklyn.
, 1860-12-07

RICHMOND, Dec 5.-Thc Electors assem-
bled In the Capitol to-day at 10 o'clock. Tie
Brecklnridge electors, believing that Bell had
carried Virginia, magnanimously resigned,
whereupon the vote OF the State was cast for
Bell and Everett. A grand dinner will be
given to the electors tonight at the Exchange
, 1860-12-07


We learn from aven known English capi-
talist just arrived here, that every EnglishH,ap
hc had conyerscd with On the subject Of dis
union, was in ccstacies over the impending
ruin which ovcrhangs the Union, and they
hope to God It wOula eventually occur.
, 1860-12-07
ELECTORAL COLLEGES.


ST. PAUL, Dec. G-Thc electors Of Mime
sofa met at the Capitol yesterday, and cast the
four electoral votes Of Minnesota for Lincoln
and Hamlin. ME. Brown, OF Minneapolis, Hras