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, 1860-08-23
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rwo months ditto ons .!.th.. ........... $1,000
EAt1uAttd stock ali hAsdl H.. 1s3J,Q1
Quantity REQUIRED 10 te imputed. 1000 80

~iu b. seen ths. allow 4. CT c.ae OF the ttoek
aeat st eoua.y ise qu.y # Il 'I IN
f1nt1a hand Il .1usle. thaa = be- nee h- memo
aos no.: ts.a 5 !oo aas4tfs III q fses.s I'D
native .hs7i IT, ?, h.els ~ vi E e. 1hs r.. El,at
6. i .o1ue iatt* "a eoue.sy q mule sre .ok1x
i% E9sst fsks sRf @
n pom. Of are1sSe snd st mo1: 70 "a the yelc
e ~. T. 81 sren a. ay aas
soae etrie; Us xe.h. Of wne.t - saaon ~ tut!
u eep ee:ns nst d W w lss su.Ls5. '' 0.'4 OF
VIII ses cd to lHu: ctr.sat no NJ opsntan, that
ases I 4 51sif es
~ 70 81 81
summer hs.< nd. tae crop r rhtat eoses
n .e.,oa saei nm i;*6 Z ',he "a i.ll
pch.s. Tbs CORNER PIE tiul .he z,ser .cacx "a.
kuch TOO. ~as the With the .e.soa lss7 Ind The
present ane has ben t.. most unksnl4 that ~
I'D s@s !. T~re sf..s. a exat, .hes e"ssx rhea .se
xttas *as Just eanre Of NJ. aud the most
.ta!I b naeh surpn;-d .; etea d ftot. i;
nthrs tso.1 ,tsnna1 Il Jus I'D "a shoos.
Cd slnar eondIii ns shall certainly Les1 toIe
Fo1tuns,s, fo1 u our i6o.s .re both abe md
'us i; ..p3 ~ e:p .nt ~ soa t.say E.nt ~
AenI AfI1r2it hare
wcEs but Il ou'd 6e ICED le It'd at have 81 ID
QuAters Ahn14 our poEs Of wh, rrd of x4Y
X vi ca pe lod we probably LA1 hafa.u i.o rua;.
TIN Of foreign vi eat 10 All LanF. hIak the u.r.
ty snte LIE hsTret Of 's5l Ths a ,he pses
arr stock Of old Ep41h What lack ppo asd
other uutsroabe crcuu.ta e Il the steuet Of
shx harSeat COTS deEshI Iofon Of the What Il Iy
1utt % t1e boou Which. now lEA& tlo niEtta
'enshen'nE aad eens colder. ~M ,eQrte ieaAt liz
veEh Ling 10 aiurts> kreu tie weather Ptore
favorable from thl time lhe tarers Co mt c4lcuiae
npon the harvest becoming general bAfore the teeend
week 10 heph nhe whic IL IRON n1sHh to hFa weeks
Ates ttAa the AyfaEt Of Yeask. te harvest II ANaya
Prc1I1ous onf. I'D Question vhs4<1 tbs eoE1irk
~ ~ coaeluct l%snft the t'st week In koTtu
20 eon 70 s01e d!lFcta. do Esfar rect and
sear." 'lte nsu4F vary late-tut 10 toauy OF ths
o.1act< or thA Guilty eltre agriculture rct IN 70
"a - - j. oaxhs to be eonsde1lak The pro-
1ou Will Say tAkcn gloomy view Of the n.nxpers
Tor ne!' sealon adut the fof see nothpk befoIr
u thA AZ mitigate tht tul inpea Whch ii II
~ otr 10 Stimulate not ~ raising any usisSea pfy
II Tut bT th!n and honel zt13cnaept Of fIa Et
70 IN yeur G tlumI1 II 1s3. 1or eacuatons nr-Sed
correct a+d altt nuFt do not suppose that "a toe
ca1se q sht cae htinK .t h n ,hs
to1sl1u ret had te eahxActaou al k1uv nf .taf n
~ many tnn1e1ta1 iet1ont right xho hAd q,
funeos ADD too f4suthe cpntuns Qaes,uk tbs rruK,
otthe hAlves. Nov marx What 'oloN., Va shau vani
from eight R1ou .lya Of foreign whaa nex
.s.sea .o.ts r. t9e .soSE saa %
,h'nE ats .s ~ ue h,fhes uaa xse.''
l LpxpoS, eth August
, 1860-08-23

LINCOLN RASoERs. .A17Exr1oxl-Tberen will he
mounted drill Of the Company this rinurs.
dayl evening, and you are hereby no...fled to
meet at the Arnory at precisely half pa.t
seren, mounted and Id full uulfoTu..
Per order. GEO. ". GAGE. Com.
JosEPB r. JANIS, Sec'y.
, 1860-08-23

DAVENPORT. Iowa, Au2ast % The Dtnsoera'
and Ntws Of this morning eonsai0s the fo!lo~
Civ that Samuel II rkman, postmaster Of 1ows
Ctr, has thrown up his situation and retained
some $4,000 Of government money. The OF
Zee was close yesterday, and taken possession
Of by l.. 7. Alex auder. Post Office Agent. lr
Workman has been absent from lows City somt
fnnufha
, 1860-08-23

Ork LAxx-A1rANs1c FIrEr.-Tte bark m,nosis Cart,
WolEn. for Boston. With rne and cak pink spuex lex
the Aant1e md ia Ha-ho1. Nora Sc ta cn
the Hth Inst. with tour fe Of water IN her heI1 The
1l1irois loaded It Wal1aeebprs md Maden.
Tho schooner Forea City, Capt. Lore1 cleared from
Boston on the 1lth inst-. fur Albany Aad Troy.
The schooner Chief Capt. Nosra sslled from De-
t.p1t On Nouday Tor Boston, with Is n lumber,
Nx* Vrsa1I--The D'lroA Tribune gista description
Of veasI The sAst nA built 1t that pace b III. G.
CANT bail She three 1aassed scbooter. he oaly tiE.
ference between her and bark IN heE has!nxa
~ fartsal insxad Of 1tQuare He. Gin n>iozs \,
fellows: LsrZh lt2 ftet III; btedb Of beam. e It
siaehes depth Of hold II itt She rrztr. rs ton bet
has capacity for caylnk 80 to soo toza
hn heh wheat. Tia TtbunA 4aFs:
Tho Eardnia Vas eoumenced. we pytsuu,e With III
&C TO EdfoF*&u trade but f5ts Is mons
viii the la1e, torihe p.e.-nt least. eeres.l
tempting one laye been Mae for her BY p.tas going
70 .how edsdY improved fee Ing In ssei stock An
ef to charter ler tot ret OF the eAson for ~ % has
ALA been Eecxret BY kes and ftfase Nj a. rpeeu
conu,eoced h*r DIR X critical period 1"r ali co. srst n
~ pso%<cued bta wok - ieon IN .F,e OF IT.
Tie Grazing. und.r sreh umraaes~ hs has Just eause
to BE- proud of the cEph be has achieved lie hs addfd
nob!c eafE AA Aslre; snd upon Whatsoever ~a
I'm abe dA4ned 10 dat my prosperous oret zsa eEts
atttf6 her.
soa,ethrs er.r eighty ss Of resse asrsred In tho
whom vers Fsin a fro Chicago and ether po.:k.
fair ptesk taou Of them paxed doHn DUNG TIA pat
n ,xht md to-dly.7D<troH Tt4b1te, ath.
, 1860-08-23

The k5fetkfnftdEe Fafty Of new EofK.
SARATOGA, Aug. 2l.-The Breckintidge State
Committee met to-day at the U. s. hotel, John
A. Green, Jr, in the chair, and. II. caahon,
see'y. Thirteen out of the sixteen members 70 Of
Smith and +. P. Mott Of New York, Folk Of
brooklyn, B2dford Of West Chester, Hasbrouck
Of Ulster, Taylor of Washington. Maltby Of
Oneida, Miller Of Tioga. Rspslle Of Yates, Hatch
Of Erie, and Eddy OF Niagara.
Arrangements were made for an active and
powerful prosecution Of the campaign. 'Tbs
that he Caeger and Richmond Committee
do net desire any union Of the party ,bAt will
result in the election Of Breckin1idgo and
Lane.
, 1860-08-23

9OO Bags RIO and JAMAICA
efUO COFfEE for Ea1e tv
PARSONS, PITK1H HANKEY.
, 1860-08-23
How Much What will England
Hequlref

correspondent Of tie London Aafk Lans Erpvrs q
The 9ah of JnlJ sa.tI thai Ens!snd would reQasre 10
import ITO quat Of wheat peie harvest to aup
piY The deaeeneT. In the sa5ne pap1 Of tho 9Th ils
another cora po dent writes ~ faIlows:
Fun lo>x Acquaintance With the h1cr trade IN the
N afopola have been led the conclusicn Shat the
average tn11,duat consumption Of Tic eeuss, is ont
sack Of a,us- quail 10 TX bushels OF wheat head
aud the population beirE " e.tnkte, 3h10 4hsi
vii sivs Of Nv million eaaHets psr aa'
10 c.eh dvldu,l-alo~s !ttle more than Ii GUAR
ter of pound per cay which y not more than ball
What WORKING CHS tonUme; and EpaY. therefore
b. epnsldered mir etluAtk. Ard eondfTnsf N
by other rersons who c3nne<ted wih th tnur
md Are ION suently nc, ,uat1ttd ~HA lit suhjtct-
IT, therefore, cir stated b. Il. e. ez7not
have tu1ply Of eas tan two n-nths fso1n
the date Lla letter, The Araeurt viii E1ud thus;
On
, 1860-08-23
T0T1CN-Anv information

~ sptelns Mr JOHN nlcEsox formerly nf Three
Hserr. CAcaaA ~. vii b. t7Aukfoy ed by
Auu'. Ma uasyatt .E.on. Thrre KrerI. &. H., Who
ssts 10 tomEa1. .ttAte viii ka bu4Ctss Of ,po,1.
acce. su17 .E43 fw
, 1860-08-23

The Bank return again sho9s steady move
mini On tho Loans and Discounts, aud cemes
out on tie Specie Arerags about the hgure an.
fic;ns,ed ia cur review Of this morning Of the
wetS's movement. While the ftnks arc dowu
f56:, ,0b0. the Sub Treasury IL slightly up, ray
9l7u .o4e The deposit line holds steady. The
market for money opens this week st much the
sane rates rs 1t the close Of business on Satur-
dir. There is good inquiry from the Brokers
At :,{t16 = ceot on semooreEy losn most OF
the lrhass. ut Bank get Z cent. aud tue same
figure ID the rule on the street, though e1cep'
lions arc still made in Juror Of select collateral,
ard 70 sone Of tbs old stock firms where money
4 voluntarily left with them There il rather
\ 6ulE ,eefipE in Discounts, of the best clnsE,
outside Of haok the ct1sring Of select bills con
tiouss moderate, and some OF the leading banks
are filing up she,r lines with abort scceptances
ME 4 ceu,,, Wills the general rule GU days to
moalhs is = cent.
C1scl2SA41.-The Ha3sfte Of this morning
saJs:- -..
Our baakcra report much better demand fo1
Money 10 day-more 50 than Tor general day.
past, an hui a small amonnt Of good paper o.
frrlpg. There was d respectable demand fo1
Exehapee q, /, which is now the current rate
On the street Eew Orleans sight is nominal
Tune bills On Nes Orleans for 6U and 20 day.
are quoted Ut s@10 per cent and on New Yorl
at6G10. No c4ange in uucurTent Illinois. Wis
oousau and Missouri, which is quoted 1t dis
cnltntx
, 1860-08-23

l6ta til r u Is b: 'utd Wes7, 13b-aHs OtkueJ
L.sa; sehrs Elk o1d reilo Fe ee!i1. Gem H4*stoa
Powell L Rob!. soa Bouad Eat. lsth-Prop Aishse.n
lsth-Ba1k Northern Aient; eeass F'y1sk Cloud, ~,
4u{nth. TWO BfptAttA K1Tx.
, 1860-08-23

GA1EsarRG. Ill. Ang. 23.-This morning as
the early freight train was entering Young
America stasiop, sone person, purposely as il
seeme, turned Il switch, sending The train On q
eide track, and seriously damaging the engine
! and two coaches. Ayouug mat named Tinker,
| who was stealing ride on the pilot Of the en-.
! uine. WIS thrown of and killed,
, 1860-08-23
Detention OF Pony ELpteRs..1nd1an
Fights.

agent Of the Pony Express, received BY the last
arrival, = note from the ageut at Salt Lake CITY
announcing she detention of the Express by an
Indian ig6t between Lieut., Perk,na' command
and the D4nnocks, in which seventeen Indians
we're killed and three soldiers ba1ly wounded.
4 fight also occurred between the ma en-
ployets q: Shell Greek, and the Pahatah ludt'
, 1860-08-23
:finantial arln Qomu1Erttal.
MONETARY.

vrpxxpAx Evxx1sa, Auaud n, 1e69
IL was expected .1rh.nge went up TO-DAY to
Of ote per cent premium 1or currency oe'
cling m advance Of 4e- II is aearca a. quota
t;onf, a,nne Of the bat kcrs being h:god to pay
full E.tcs in order 10 keep supply 1of custon'-
orr. The stringency must b temporary, as tho
" arncurtx n,lirg and maturing sse immense.
sud tbe rise nill tend to check outside orders.
The regular buying rate of exchange il a:,
bat 4 fraction above could in most cases he OBJ
faintd.
cu.rcnrJ il, abundant though the demands
upoa bakers continues heaty. Large parcels
- of CAnada money have been received for inve.t.
usent, and doubtless New Eng'and and New
i fork morcy will be furnished to i'll up Ill d.a
c:sncies Of Our home currency, should any be
ftusd
Gold il 80 seldom vented that il scarcely de-
:ar4res Quotation The huying rate is about
tc. selling at lGlte.
ILLINOIS BAxks-An article on this subjec1
will be found on the second page. Il nigh
properly be here, but We arc anxious that VI
the people should b2come 10 thoroughly nc
qpainted with the defects Of the system that tht
will demand proper amendments 1t the hand'
Of our next Legislature in = way that will not b
-disregatded. Hence the discussion Of the sub
iect is placed where moro Of our readers will bt
likely 10 SIC IT,
Il; NV Yoxk.-we quote the following fron
The Itsn4 of ycaterdaF:
Including the Clearing. house operations O.
:, The week, which show the intef-e3ehasges DC
tween the Daok1, and including. also. the Sub
Treasury s.a:tm:n mt Of Saturday, the following
istbr general amparisoo with the previous es:
bisit, aud a:so with the movement this time las'
, 1860-08-23

Ef TnIcRlr1.} 0swEeo, Arg. =.
FIoux-F'our dull at &5 IS fc1 extra atatA
GxAIx Wheat .lce, bz1eA 1o] hA rtd Ohlo At
41t; 90 red Ind au, and H. o. bu ChlcaEt Ing
spot Corn ne 4 &c. VII eh Il fds oscf
the VIewa Of buFera; 10 sal T. other sralns 4uet
CANAL F1tISA 'B-tEcpanFed IT &c on nour, 1ec on
CAxA ixro17s-7 too bu wheat 1so1 bn corn. 1870 bu
oats
CAxAI Eu1Ts-117l bbls hour L. 800 bu vheat, 1SG0o
| In taIru.
, 1860-08-23

Cr-stmn Co!a- bla. Forest Qaesn; r:ors Wenons
hiih}: brig Eew Iosk; - hFp 0tloct = Powell! s.sc
New Lnndo ). 81 B Hale. Jhcrsby, II Root L Luadu
ton TnA. Aaty Aad LUCY. Fletcher. : epes Noun
tasa-T.
I,ovA-Psops MAyfawtr Concord; bsrks Fine Naomi
Pe>tt. y ronsesoy, foutareile; tttet 1rucuoia
Williams, b BlN1; 4c1ts Jee&ra- H. Ec.lpre no
G.l1utn, Hatsrp 1ran sda tatarop- Eay STATE Cole
nan, Rtchmond Ga nd. PERL Taerea.. y Deken
ton Fart n CoItea4 Aptoc-At 8rons-n. U Dav.A Cor
ne!ta. r stson.
, 1860-08-23

FoSpA, Aug. 22--1n the great Trot to, day
between FlaEa Temple sad Brown Dick the for
mee vas the conqueror. Time 2:sa. 2::oo5f and
2.3s. The last was dead heat, Brown Dick
hasipg been dsawn-cause 1ameness.
, 1860-08-23
NnnIttnt{nn.

Toledo, Ohio, August 22.-James 3. Steed-
man WAS nominated for Congress from the 9th
District BY the Douglas Democratic Congress.
sional Convention il session here to dey.
, 1860-08-23

Br TElEan1rH.1 Bu'TA1o, Ausrat :1-6r.x.
FlorA-tn better demand but ?attons unehsneed
h. "Gshsa m aa oas e.ee1 bate[ Wtth e.
bu t q g; 1s coy by ~htte co y s!k@inx Cotu in
moderate d EanG r rites apArt. les O. At 49,
CANAL Ft1onrs-47e On dous, lie wheat, and IA cn
rom 10 ktN t.sk.
LAKE. IMrok7s-7,uo' hrs dour, 6aooo bu wheat, 5000
cosu. 4pVl' oa'A t.il1 bu r}e
CAsAL Exro11s-No rrtuns from the osace
, 1860-08-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED, .AnkuH II.


pAnube OTTAWA, 40 bu whest.
eutsu. M,sw4, .boV b eorn. 3s7 b1s aa,rh.
Co Fremont Morris ss16 bu Wheat bu 1s hu egu.
kAT1on, t3ttA Va. <ta burorn.
t.te'd d., O.ap4, 1870 bu wheat T. bu IT.
J u Ii onard LAsae, 4ScJ Lu cn1t.
E3 d. III stlilea, <le bu Wit II, 10 bu rJe-
Aaxefp Nor t. bu corn 1905 bu wheat $50 hu reeds.
1pves1axA Of Athent. - touE rubhie s1one-
Keso}uIe Atheos q Enhps and stona din stone
LoekpnIt L1ctpos at7 bu corn, ~ t0 Wheat " bais
hlEhWNt+
Elaetne leo tu 1880 bu tA 100 bu re u
IN hAt ley, lkp bp wheat
naeotah. Ut,a~s. &:on b eora. .: h. sateh.
T,ukkpwp, @ lava, 1s3 tu casn, t&< tNwhest-
Enprtaa, Ls&alle $50 bu
AdelIA joliet, 100 tn os&s, 50 bu Wheat. ="
LEAHEu.....,......AuS. u.
otoroon. LAs41la rtht.
h&1autA, AtnanB Hight.
lhane. OF ~. q b all, shhts nxss.sK hss Lii.
EAnb1rxh, AArse4Eef, lxht.
HAamez asas&, l..saAe. Eight. ...
oConnor, LAsale no II lnnbe 100 Ahttg!eA 1wRksn
3nows, CHawa, t4151 Il lumbz1, 113o hth
ooesaA4 tttAEt, uEnS+
t3tosSa. AGzTA, = ptlS init,
l'a1uae. UttAvs. nkh1.
y Als1anaa, 1oekpoat, X &21s Il lumbar.
, 1860-08-23

.Hfae~FfHmHA~t

rETRO1T. Avg. 9o.-Anlved. prep Pittsburgh, Eek
With. ChiraEa.
BUFFALO, Aug 20 --Antred. schr S j Betn!s Chi.
eas1. Cisattd prop Ne. .tune+ $Athuly EhcA 20: 4chrs
Gen Scott, ot3tLIaa, do; kntelps.s+, Glrnofe, do.
, 1860-08-23
EAxH York ftaffla Market.

Now York Cattle Market.
p1 TuxoxArx3 NEW Tokk. Aug. q, 1850. =
Dktr-DuI It about Last ks Quatty rather better.
Quotations from II to a89k for eztA ltA hceelts
Aia'- Market h=res er steep and Lamh etta an I'd
varct Of ssaooc FIR lots. Kece!ps s&.0 head.
oE1sE-Flntr ut t1e6Ec. RI tee,pts So
, 1860-08-23
G&nfrai N0tlfe5.

OK TO slo PER DAY.-To per-
apeJ SCH. out Il Emp17:me.t- hF I'd res lag Pro-, H.
ta.kfr. Ck'c,ku n Dtce. a:d ene.o Lg tne Dsiiar
you caa tAv. In 9orA1t actuux eipt wh- eby
Ieik lorto l,the county, and requ1lng lttls OF no
eApt'at Ad resa A. above PIT. b. FAKKER. Chf.Aco
foat 0Mrt, Chit>Ko. au..xlv
ITO BUSINESS NIEN.-Ihe Polo
Advertiser ctrculates In Of the xeaithcst and
most pnpu!aus 3sXGQ4 Of II 1,A sn4 Is ceisnt s4-
vert'.ink nedlr1- CeRacs for advertising Be 1nade
With H. SefIEen q Dearborn street, T. +. Kuunts
III Handalph t11tet. HEAHY X. BOSS. Proprietor.
apl.E9o56.
, 1860-08-23

DrarouE, Iowa, Aug. aoe.-Two feet Of water
in the RIVER at this point Temperature IS.
La SALE, III Aug. 2s.-Two feet Of water
on the bars.
, 1860-08-23

Regatta
BuyFALo, Aug. % The Annual Regatta took
place to, day. There we're twelve entries. Race
90 niles. Tho Uncle Sam won the first prize,
aud the Young Republic The second.
, 1860-08-23

Statement in the Cincinnati Medical Jea1aA Of As ,ht
peute properties. h tara:
~sdng.a ore OF tha most va1uahie ane1assrs kuovn
Whea taken In oaes ts-ts both u m Ensu!e aad
oa,has..c. There II, perh,pA tes known more sva
Aas an Iii, N 3e1pfn syFhus Leueo.,hea Ind III Of
The long lit of Skin dseases ~s!a Other Affections OF
hrone eaa1s1ter dependent upon adepzarea Ind eaeHee
TIC habit Of The syae- After kr. It f. t In sere-
nj forms Of dtseA:e An cenrt7ced ha general atf-
ted a aesly Ill Of the sepused 1e.ivea Of thu reg
etahs Ia:era nediea, In ot shs most oA.ssoms ds
easss At huuaatyis u heir md hare fo1nd that
s1nLNoIA poasestes ensa.ire rowess In = nveh high
Il dexres shnn anything ase have ever tried Since Last
March hara tseaei about tahtrdve easea Of Syphilis
without Ins1e tzi1ure. ~heu the paert kare
Ike fsFtsaa. SONS ot them the oRsr eases .n-
atanahs and N Of shera yeded my treatment In from
TWO 10 e1I WEEKS. In great majority Of tks e.x.,
tbs SYRUP OF srILL1NG1A VI. ths on1y .1tesnal
senedJ used- 1hars asa cured two dsspeats a*ss Of
long asaadnk Leueorsa faer hsd tzed Of
best remedies that dsease wthou. any beneat3 with
tie SYRUP OF sTlEI1S11A ALoSE- j h.vs TIED
In seFofu With the happ!es rrsulis. One OF the sur
ea M little iii. shs vm very o1d- The x.xn4s ca
both ades OF her Geek ber very much enlarged sad also
oas Of ths glands Gu ta nt of hsz akek zuch
l~ol1sa and isdaaea thls Uleessed tu!t hesed
, 1860-08-23

REVIEW or THE NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET
YIN. e. Cutting. in his weekly circular under
date Of Aug. ls, asys:
GnArS-Wheat has been depressed during
1nost Of The wetk. The limited supply of YES
sells available for British ports, aud the usually
high prevailing rates Of freight have operated
as check on export movements.' Shippers
have generally purchased with reserve, au,ici-
pating q reduction in prices, or an Increase IN
shipping accommodation. Wednesdays bust
ness formed Al exception to these remarks. On
that day, the sales amounted TO nearly 200 900
bushels, at an improy. meat in prices Of lIee
per bushel. The principal portion ol 1nia
amount was bought for export. Tbs inquiry
from mi1!er'a was mod, rate. Yesterdays tran
Iactions were restricted, as ship owners claim
ed further advance ia rates Of freight The
market closed heavily, with downward ten
denc5. The total ar1ival Of v heat during the
week comprised 294 0lc buthela, and the tote
reported sales ATS ZOO bushels. Last weeks re-
ceipts United to a83 b78 buahelF, and th'
Gales to 325, 200 hushe,A. Corn has arrived free
| II, and has been in lively request. at howere
easitr prices. There were 459. .224 bushels re
ceived and AL. 500 bushels reported az haviol
been sold dur,rg the week. Last weeks arm
vxl reached 472 s27 bushels, aud the sales I'D,
900 bushels. RJe has declined, closing Ian
guldly. Oats hare attracted 1nore attention q
| ttmer prices.
| =. .,n .-..r ,,~ sur wrrv rx1JN
, 1860-08-23

SorrH 51uE WIDE 4wAxEs-The South Side
Wide Awskes are requested to meet Al their
rooms, No. 80 Lake slreet. Thursday evening,
At half past seven O'clock, in fn1l uniform, 10
Aw4kes. By order Of AS AIpucn,
ed Captain.
, 1860-08-23

extra four, at {415; 10 brls extra red 1t a 62f,
go brIs do ii ea,na figure and 100 brls extra at
*4.75, Buyers Of wheat Offer &1,01@ .o2 for
No. ! red, Il for No. do, 81 OF for NJ white
and fl0l for No. 9 do. There Is considerable
competition among street buye and No. red
board. 4 lot Of 800 bu rcd sold for milling
from store ut 81 o.. Corn Ia lower. 4o@tec o.
ing now sll that il offered. 0sts arc 10 lo1e5'
selling At aoG2lc. Rye and barley unchanged
CLEVELAND NARkE1s, August el.-lne re-
ceipts Of wheat To-day aggregate II JOG ou' Do
log IS cars by G. G. l. C., cars BY e. L T., and
2cars by c. j. r. Railroads. The cannl oo.ts
Georris and Josenhtne arrived from CEfcleville
With Thrat One car oats came by the G. u. q
G. road, The market is steady and unchanged:
FIour--lfaht business doing. Saes reported o.
red ut $475. WheAt-tates cara red On track
at Il o3; 4.500 bu FIRE IN board at &l.o4; eafs
red on track at II O3; car mixed on track 81
$1o5f; cars red on lrack at q %; esr ao ~ =
$l.03: 1000 bu red, free on board = @Lea, :
cars red Ut 81 o3 on track. Corn 9olet ~ se@'
ACC. Oats quiet At &c on track A'g0"ines-
Sale so hrls Ut 13t;
Rratxrss or THE Sr. MAn1's Sn1r CASAh.-
From the statement Of ths business Of mo SAINT
! Canal to be- found below, it will be seen mat
| tba sb;nments OF copper in ths month OF 1ulJ
| were 9 .9l topF, and the s61Pmen1 " NV ~ ~
wse "a 50 tons. Total estimated saAae =. ~
articles passed through the esnal II inas nor Tha
was oyer million and ~ az. 1.nt ot M md down
| during the same tune was '"o lnou000
/ ~. ;muense importance Of tbe Lake oupe.
Yinr trade mnT b. judged Of from thus ststemea'
n The busiuesa for single month. one eau
hsrdty realize the changes tha' leu ,eA'' "'''
, 1860-08-23

Yorso MRs's RkprB11cAS C1up.-The Exec.
utire Con 1nntee Of the Young Mems Republican
Club Of Chicago, will meet at the North Com
| .nittcs Room of the Wixwam, On Friday the
24th inst, st II O'Clock r. II. to confer with the
County Central Committe.
E. =. N1LLrAxs, President.
Vas. Il. HrcrS1x, Secretary.
, 1860-08-23


Flour. whezs. K1e. cers. o,ts, BY
C,p.1 and River. Hs4 .isis7 ~. 44ss:s tsls7 lis
Hy Haroad...- ..?:.ss7 t3l7! 6So iuGe !...2 -.
uthrr CUT cra.....- e. 5f.1N z+AN 4ssse
Tots .,..GA4ee e94,us GO Ss97A :2Dao 4le
ExroE7s OF yLocA Akp GRAIN rroN FEW 1o1k POE WEEK
xxD1Ap Arark1 u, tk6l.
-Four, Wheat, Com,
To 3e,, Brtesu. ,issos an,75o l:,s;s
btsa p.oFuces md tthef L1aces. .16,H8 1os1S <.h6
To,.l. o,.l..,........ 1884 s3s.73t 4o,ool
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-29
ID / e ID

In this City, Monday morning last of consumption
Mr. William D. Ashley, in the thirty-thrd year of his age
In Union county the 18th inst. Col JAMES A. DUNN,
in the 9th year of his age Thus death has taken away
most worthy member of society. The subject of this
tice lived truly exemplary and died in the full
of the Christians hope His illness prOtrac
ed and severe but his spiritual strength seemed to
his physical suerings; and in his last hours his
calmness and serenity of mind indicated bosom overflow
ing with joy and peace that the world cannot give The loss
of this estimabe leaves chasm in society that cannot
be readily supplied His of temper and purity of
character made him the and rusty friend of all with
whom he had to do He partial friend to the needy
and dstressed-their necessities relieved with
unsparing hand which made him strictly the poor mans
friend and a cheerful helper of the distressed.
Col. Dunn represented this county and Union in the
House of Commons number of terms. In politics as
everything else he dealt strictly the principles of uCg
ry which gave him character reliable in the ranks
of his opponents. Thus has gone from society loved
and respected by ALL leaving behind him character for
others to initiate and influence to live for good after he
las gone
A good man never, no, never dies,
Tho his mortal form may lie low in the tomb
And his spirits gone beyond the skies,
Yet here on earth his good deeds will ever bloom.
In the City of Philadelphia on the 2st inst Henry S.
Lloy d. Esq, of Tarborough, aged 81 years.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-29
From the Journal.
WHO MADE YOUR SHOES?
WILNINGro3, Feb. 18th, 1860.

WLNINGTos, Feb. l2th, 1861.
Editors Of the Journal -
DEAR SIRs: 1 saw recent number of the Jour-
nal" amidst your selected matter, article in
gard to the shoe manufacturers of Lynn, Mass,
showing them to be generally set of vile abolition
lists. do not doubt the truth of the statement
Such information should tend to some practical re-
suit. Shall Southern men continue to purchase
shoes of these manufacturers who countenance the
murder and assassination of Southern people? Who
tolls bells to manifest their sympathy with such cut
Threats as John Brown? Let every buyer of shoes
among us ascertain, before purchasing, whether
they were made in Lynn, and if so, let him refuse
them? This branch of industry, with little fos-
terng care, would be established in the South
on permanent basis.
In this connection 1 would mention that the
Messrs. Lines, of Townsville, Davidson county, N.
c., make excellent brogans, and sell them lOo, quite
as low as any similar shoe of Northern manufacture
is sold in Wilmington. procured some weeks ago
of these brogans, through their agent here, Mr.
Cummings, with VIM H. McRory & Co.. and
have been using them since. l believe them to be
superior to any Northern shoe ever bought at the
same price. PLANTER.