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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

Ordered, That the Hon. w. w. Rice, may
or of the city, be authorized to petition the gen
eral court to grant such powers to the city
council i'll addition to those heretofore con-
ferred, shall enable them TO provide a sup
ply of water for the inhabitants of tine city,
from the brook known as East or Lynde river,
or such other source as shall be decided upon,
and shall further authorize the establishment
of board Of water commissioners, and fixing
and defining the powers of the same.
Alderman Goddard stated in behalf of the
committee. as explanatory of the report that
it was intended to discontinue the present dis
tributing reservoir on reservoir hill, make Il
reservoir of Bell pond, which is TO be raised
four feet higher, and to make another reservoir
in Cherry Valley, on level with Bell pond,
which will be two hundred and four feet above
Union street. Bell pond thus converted into
the grand distributing reservoir for the city,
will be made capable by being thus raised four
feet above its present level, of holding 25,-
100000 gallons OF water
In the common council, the president being
absent, Gerry Valentine was elected president
pro tenn, receiving II out of the IA votes cast
Both boards adjourned for two weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Election Tuesday, Nor. g.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine.
For Presidential Electors:
AT LAReE-GEORGE MOREY, of Boston;
REUBEN 4. CHAPMAN, of Springfield.
lsT DIsrRIcT-ALFRED MACY.
cEo JAMES Il. mitchell.
SRD JOHN NJ. FORBES.
ITH d" CHAs B. HALL.
srH " PELEG W. CHANDLER
erH JOHN C. WHITTIER.
7TH " GERRY W. COCHRANE.
srH JOHN NESMlTH.
SIN AMASA WALKER.
10TH CHARLES FIELD
lITH CHARLES NATION.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS-,
Ninth District.
GOLDSMITH F. BAILEY, Of Fi.ehburg.
State Nominations
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN A. ANDREW, of Boston.
LEST. Goyernor-JoHN z. GOODRICH. of siockbrldgs
SEC. Of State OLIVER WARNER ofNorthampton,
Al General DWIGHT FOSTER, Of Worcester
Treasurer HENRY X. OLIVER, of Lawrence
Auditor $500 LEVI REED, OF Abingdon
FOR SENATOR'S,
Worcester Central Distriet-ICHABoD WAsHBURN,
Sosibsasf District-wINsLOw BATTLES ofMilford.
Southeast District - SYLVESTER DRESSER, of
iTesf Dstriet-FREEMAN WALKER, of North
Sor1IeSst Districf-r f. GLAzlER # Gardner.
East Dishict-BENJAMIN BoYNToN OF Westboro'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

The City of Washington has arrived with
English papers to Oct. 10th, from which we
make some extracts -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
fEEEcRAPHIeIf
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
RnIIroadn ln Knnsns.

ATcHlsoN X T., Oct 10
The State Railroad Convention TO devise q
system Of Railroad grants TO be presented tc
Congress, assembled at Topeka on Wednes
day last
Gov Nye Roberts, Of Wyandotte, Presi
dent, and John A. Martin, Of Atchison, Sec
retary
A very large number Of delegates were
present, nearly every county in the Territory
being represented
The Convention adopted the following
schedule Of Railroad grants
One grant for road from wyandotte up
the Kansas valley TO Fort Riley one for road
from Atchison westward to the gold mines;
one for a road from Atchison, via Topeka and
Council Grove in the direction of Santa Fe;
one for a road from Lawrence south in the
direction Of Fort Gibson; and one for a road
from the Missouri State line known as the
Jefferson City and Neosho Valley Railroad.
The Convention was in session two days. A
Committee was appointed TO urge these
grants upon the favorable consideration Of
Congress-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct 20.
FLOUR-The market dull, prices nominal
t 5 00@5 10 we quote super6ne at 8 l56
5 25 for extra The sales were confined to
$50 brls as follows 100 brs. extra at s 90
loo do do do. Snow Hill, red wheat, at 800
800 brls do do do extra super6ne at jO0@
TO-
WHISKY-Market steady with a fair de
mand sales comprise 300 brls at ls@lsl
the latter rate for wagon.
SUGAR-At S69t.
MOLASSES-l34@44
COFFEE--At l54c:
OIL-The demand for Linseed is good a
SIC.
zzWHEAT-The market continues dull, an,
heavyiwithout change in prices sale 300 b,
prime white at l IA; $50 do do do at l Is
delivered; $50 do do choice red at ! ID
delivered.
CORN-There a fair demand at 4O@45c,
for old and 30@33c. for new; outside sales
at lower depots.
OATS-The receipts large, market dull,
but prices unchanged. We quote them at zoe.
in bulk; sales 100 bushels, from landing,
and 100 do:do at 3l1c; 1900 do do at 81 &c
delivered, and 1880 do do do, in bulk at
30c.
RYE-The market is steady, but with a
fair demand at 64(965c for prime sales oi
900 bu Mt 65c: delivered 800 bush do in
bulk, at 625c and 600 do do do in bulk, at
64c.
BARLEY-There is moderate demand
for prime fall at 85c. Lower gades dull
sales 300 bu. prime fall at s5cc; $50 do do at
83c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
New YORK Items.

NEW York, Oct 20.
The obsequies of Ephraim L. Snow, last
evening at the Green street Methodist Church,
was largely attended by various Temperance
Societies. Addresses we're made by DR.. Cha
pin Matthew Hale Smith and others
The Times Washington Correspondent tele-
graphs that the Nicarauguan Minister notifies
the State Department, that plot exists in the
Southern States to invade Central America,
for the purpose of extending slavery under
the auspices of powerful combination of
which General Walker VISA simply agent
The Steamships Vanderbilt and City Of
baltimore sailed to-day for Europe, the former
taking lsl passengers and 1891, 900 inspecie,
and the latter 265 passengers and no specie.
The representatives Of the great Atlantic
and Western lines of Railroads nave been in
session at the St. Nicholas Hotel during the
past few days The meeting yesterday adopt
ed a uniform tariff of freghts for the Western
Roads, which, it is believed, will prevent com.
petion in business between the various lines.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Daily empire,
sATuRpAY. OCToBER 2o. iaG0



q, nahteth Services are held In the several Houses
Worship N Dayton, as Iollowsi
Weseg chogs, (Mefbofigtl--Third street, south side
near Main. Rev. John N. Leayit Pastor Services a
1Aird area RssbaTs1aa cnarch-sou,h East coruet
ol THIRD and Ludlow Rev. <. q. Specs, Pastor. Ser
F,S essyisylaa cRssek-North West corner Of SEQ
ond and Ludlow. Rev DR.. Thomas, Pastor. scryico,
7Hia PTss6yerias taareh-st Clair street, lust elay,
Third; Rev. Mr. kemper, Pastor. Services atlOa M
Congregational Ciareh--st Clair street. bet,yeep Soc
ond and Thlri. Rev Mr.. Wright, Presiding Pastor
services o. lo5s m, and9 m.
hag,sA Lsfhengn Chnrch--Main street, East side, be-
tween Fourth and finh. Rev. y. W. Conrad Pastor
First Baptist CArrcfINorth East corner Of Jefferson
aud Fourth streets. Rev. E. &. Talbot Pastor Ser.
yices--lOla a m, and "a IN.
Chnsf Church fioeaant Episoopai) Jefferson street.
between Fourth and Filh. Rev. Anthony Ten Broeck
Rector. Hours Of service at l0,6 IN, and 4pm
German R,forpief Chnrch.-Ludlow street. East side
between I'd and 81. Rev. Geo. W. Willard, Pastor.
Hours OF service NJ lOl2 m, and ~ pm
Raper C,qpo, (M r. ChurcA) North East corner Of
Jackson and Fihh Streets Rev. George @. Cryim,
cisych Of cRia,@North West corner il % Of Smith and
Brown streets. Elder j. W. Errett Pastor. Hours Of
service a. les5 ~ a N, and pm
G, Calm, Pastor. Service ~ IOlS a m, and p m,
Eagnuots Church, (Cathoiie.) )hev J. Hahne Pastor.
Franklin street, between Ludlow and Prairie street
First mass at ~ m. Second mass o1s m. vespers
81 Josephs Church, Catholic)second street, East Of
the Canal Rev. David Kelly, Pastor. Mass at 10 M
Fird Unitei BsetAren caurc,--smth street, East Of
ihe Canal Rev VIM j. shuey, Pastor Services at
Second United brethren Church, tGaman,-wayne
street. Rev soloman Vonnieda, Pastor Services
81 R1nts, tEpiscopoD -Cworship with the oongresa.
tOna Church, St. Clair street) Rev. Chandler Rob
bins, Presiding Rector. services-lO1a m, and TAG
Second Baptist cnuch-Norih East corner Of Wayne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

ON Saturday, the 10th day OF October, A. D. 1850 be
W tween the hours Of and O'Clock p m, on the
premises in jackson township, Montgomery county,
Ohio the undersigned viii OeT at public sale the fol-
lowing real estate as the properly of John PTOlzman
10 wit The =. II. quarter OF sec. No. "a, town 4,
range East 6e, (except acres ous OF tho n r. oo-
ner OF said quarter and out Of the g. r. corner
Of said quarter the heretofore conveyed
sundry persons by said John PTozman Frl conAininp
l39 acres more or less Said premises have been ap.
praised at e542l and cannot sell for less than two trs
Of their appraised vane.
Terms of sale, $500 cash In hand, one third 0f the
remainder on the hrs day Of April A, u. leGl, when
possession will b. given and the residue tree equal
annual IAynente thereafter with interest all the defer
red payments NJ the nate of6 percent per annum om
day Of sale payable semi annually Deferred payments
10 BE- secured BY morsgage on the premises,
JOHN /. WEAVER
Guardian of John PrOtnnan, Ar.
= bAsrLRfT, Atty seplediwawid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Legal, NOTICE.

CASE, NO. 1s50--Jamep T. Rerney Of Galeshurg, IN
I J the State Of Illinois. will take notice that the ex
ecutors OF David Hawthorn, deceased did on the LIST
day Of October, 1860, file their petition in the superior
r. Kerney, DAVID Uewer, and Henry Cuppy, defend
ants setting forth that David Hawthorn IN his life time
agreed in wrtngto convey TO James T. keney, lot No
two 2l in section fifteen (l5 10 West Dayton Mont
gomery county, Ohio, upon the payment Of the pnrch
ase money Of the same when due; That said James 4
Kerney fails 10 pay said purchase money when due,
and TINT balance s now due ~ s27 and interest frou
May s. 1855 and Ss 49, and interest from December 10,
1853 and that said James 7. kemey has assigned his
interest on said premises to said David DeWer; Aud
prayng that said James Kerney, may pey said sums
~ money with interest or that said premises may he
sold 10 pay the same Said James r. Kerney, mott.
fed that he is required TO appear and answer said pc
tton on or before the third Saturday amer NoyembeT
lb 1850 j. A. JORDAN,
octldtyw6 Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Later from California.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct 49,
The Pony Express with San Francisco date,
to the 9th inst reached here this evening
The Pony Express with St Louis dates to
the 2lst ult, arrived at San Francisco on the
4th inst
Two tires broke out nearly simultaneously
at San Francisco on the 4th inst The fftst
consumed q wooden building on Drull street
valued at $5O0 The second swept the wood
en- buildings on the corner Of Broadway and
Front Loss $4,000
A fire at Healdsburg, Sonora County, on
the I'd, destroyed property valued at 81 5000
Showers of rain fell throughout the State
on Sd and 4th, indicating an early approach Of
the rainy season.
Later Oregon advices represent matters
precisely as dispatched by the last express
There was a growing impression that no Sen.
atorial election would take place this season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

CASE No. 2ifs, Montgomery Common Pleas Te
I ! John q smith, Christian hchuuter and William
hon as Trustees n the Lutheran and German Re-
formed Society, Einanpel SethaTt and Christian soaus
Ter as elders and Jncth Wagner and David Neihlu
~ dcerons of I,uihcran Church ol Miamlshlfg Ohio
You VIII take noslee flAi On che day ot septembeg
1860, petition hledin the Clerks ONES " the
court of COmnion Pleas OF Montgomery county Ohio,
~ Samuel Mays. Lewis Mease samuel Dabbs, Henry
NJ nnkley aud jacob 1immer, - Trustees " the First
German heiormed cilqreh ~ Mitlna.1lft osiisiisn n
partition of the church property held ~ the Luihoqp
and German Reformed churches 81 MlamishgEaeih
common or jointly under thc name % '.lhs bIoen,
and (leflnan Reformed Society, dascuhealfty sntc
wit LYING snd haing IN AontgoneI- -eper lot on
the Cculre sille roe and Race gsnd extennE Ia
slona no Cfrtrs ,lc road l56ahas jacobs chlirch,
49, adl.ifinnai d ~ The noxt term ef said
M nfesont cuelhlft made lor psrcon Accoraingiy
eoi,rt An rcof canpot bo made without conh
sad n M, sftaence 70 either party then that The
s,,,r sold by order of said coun, aud lor snca
~. ADAM CLAY'
ectewts Attsfnsy ~ Ptahonefs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

OASE No. ls5l.--Robert Stewart OF Iowa City, m the
\ state O Iowa will take notice that the executors
David Hawthorn deceased did on the LIST day Of Oc
tOber 1860 file their petitonn the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, against said Robert Stew
agreed in writing 70 convey 10 said Robert stewart, lot
numbered four (l) in section numbered sixteen (l6l ia
West Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, upon the
paynent of the purchase money OF the when dne
lhe SAID Robert Stewart allied to pay said purchase
-iOO and interest thereon iom October s, 1859, and
SIS s8 and Interest from March lst, 1885, and payng
that said Robert Stewart may pay sad sums Of money
with interest or that said premises may te tQldtQ Pay
the same. said Robert Stewart IL notified that he n
required 10 appear and answer said petition he-
ore the third Saturday aiter November lo,lseo.
octidtwaW6 J. A. JORDAN, Atty for Pith.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Jonathan Harahman No 1881,
Against Superior Court Of
Albert f. McCiure ct al Montgomery county, o.
DURsUAkT TO an order Of the Superior Court OF
il Montgomery county, Ohio, made In the above
at the April term, D 1860 and to me directed
shall offer at public auction at the door OF the Court
House. in the city Of Dayton In the county OF Mont
gomery, and state Of Ohio
Oa Saturday, the 17h day Of Nouom6sr. 1880
Between tho hours Of one and four o'clock m Of said
day, the following described real estate situate in the
city Of Dayton county Of Montgomery and state oi
Ohio tOwit Lots numbered three thousand one hund.
red and ninety (3l9O three thousand one hundred and
ninety (319i) and three thousand one hundred and
nnetytwo (3l92) and three thousand one hundred and
nnetythree (S9S) as designated on the revised plat Of
said city
Said property is TO be sold on a judgment in favor
of Jonathan harshman against Albert f. Mcclure,
et al.
The above property has been appraised at fge
thousand iye hundred dollars sb5O0l and cannot be
sold for less than twothrds Of said appraisement
Terms OF sale-cash. j. NJ CLEfHi,
Master Commissioner Superior Court
J. A. JORDAN, Atty for Prh octiGil8wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Oct 49,
The market yesterday was again dull with
buyers scarce and holders pressing on the
market Sales of 10000 bu red were made
early at 81 IL, and 1000 bu white at 81 Is.
At the close, 5000 bu red reported sold at
81 ll4, and 1000 bu very choice white at
81 90 White wheat pressed on the market
at the same time in large quantities at 81 Is,
and red at 81 II, with buyers wary and not
disposed to effect transactions. Sales of 250
bbls "Corn City Mills XXX -four from white
wheat at Sc; 100 brls do do Xxx from red
wheat at So so. Sales Of $4,000 bu corn al
45c; 10000 bu do at 47c. Oats held at 25c
Rye at 5sc, and Barley at 65@70c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Railroad Accidents.

DETROIT, Oct "a.
A collision occurred yesterday on the De.
troit a Milwaukee r. R., two miles west Of
Birmingham, between Freight and Express
train. Sims, Mail Agent, Nichols, Express
Messenger, and Walker, Firemen, killed
CLRyELAxD, Oct 90
The mail train on the c. 4 I Railroad
going east, ran into wagon at Painsyille, TO-
day, killing Mrs. solomon Stone and boy, and
injured Mrs Dixie, Master Stone and an in
fanI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

B6y- We learn that the watehman at the
Miami River Bridge, near Trenton, was killed
night before last When the regular train
passed through the bridge, he went after it as
was his custom, to see if any sparks were
dropped Close behind the regular train was
an extra train, and not being aware Of this
the poor man was run down and killed by it
He was most horribly crushed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

Do Won wish to make money BY buying cheap Dry
lveiyDods II va please remember aud don't forget
~ n"Vh That n NJ CURTIS still continues IN the mer
% S trade Al his old stand at the Finh street Canal
IocH where he will keep constantly on hand good s9
lee.eu l a. cheap As can possibly he bought else
oI He viii sso kecpc6nsintly on hand stocking
Yarns both wooden and cotton b cooped S and
ia hss also now ON hand large stock OF Wal
paper bordering moulding cornish ldsesPfisl s,
lelhissl t,sd Alof which he Is desrous OF closing
s @ ~ ,shoIesale or retail in order 70 make room of
SneTe 1 and viii sell at greatly reduced prices MT ihsi
am determine" W ~ d. III, CURTIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Railroad Accident.

PoRT CoLBURE, c. W. Oct. 10.
A heavy freight train bound east on the
Buffalo and Lake Huron railroad, early this
morning ran into the Weland Canal at this
place the swing bridge having been left open.
The train was drawn by two engines one of
which is in the Canal, completely obstructng
it,
The road is also rendered temporarily i'm
passable. No lives we're lost
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0onnrrriaI.
nnYfnn MnrI.ef.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I
DAYTON, SATURDAY, Ocr 10Th, 1860 I
Corrected dny by HausHsas& Bno., Jefferson street.
There are no material changes in the re
ports for to-day.
FL0UR.-wholesale g co Retail bes
brands $3.50
WHEAT--Sl 90.
C0RN.-35o and active.
0ATS.--25c for good quality.
BARLEY.-70c, according to quality
RYE.-60965c and active.
HAY-0ld, $l4 per tun; new, 81 per tur
HUNGARIAN GRASSES per tun.
FLAX-SEED-Sl %.
WIISKY-lslc and advancing.
HlDES-Best class steer and heifcr hides
&c per lh old cow hides 4tc bull hides &c
calf skin clear of cuts up to l6 10 &c; kip NJ
to 20 ID &c.
GROCERIES, ETC.
Corrected for the DAILY EMrIRH by Knesly, MIutyrec
Co., No. aIs Thirdst)
Coffee, firm; advanced ! to &c.
We quote to-day Coffee l5@l5I
Sugar et@94
Molasses, dull, and lc lower at 44@46.
Teas 35@65
Cheese 709.
Tobacco 20@40
Rice 81.
Prunes 94@91.
Candles l24
Soap 6(971
White Fish 5,25@5,5O, Halves.
Mackerel 9,O0@2O,OO per barrel, as to quail
ity
Dried Apples 5@6 per pound
Brooms ~, ,25@$2, 40 per doz
Tallow 8@sl
Salt 81 ,65 per bbl
Beans, White $lOe per bu
Butter l0@l2
Eggs 7@s.
Pepper l0@ll.
Alspicc l0@ll
Raisins 81, 75@$3O0.
Yalentia do. 91@lO per lb.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar COG per gallon.
Lead 6@7.
Shot 81, 80 per sack
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 95 per doz
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

n8rQuito number Of pefsons--ladies and
gentlemen--met with disappointment Hns-
ton Hall last night, in not hearing the lecture
Of Miss Dresser, who is engaged IN telling the
people Throughout he country somewhat about
iie behind the cnrtain in Utah, "etc., etc y
We noted the retiring Of quite number Of
persons, and the impression we got from re-
marks we overheard was anything but favora
Bile to Utah or any matters connected with
that polygamic territory. In note this morn
ing to the Dayton Journal, Miss u. states
that circumstances beyond her control pre-
vented her from fulfilling her engagement in
this city. II is settled, then that the under
current Of Utah life is not to ripple in our
midst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Oct IS.
The transactions on Change yesterday
we're limited, and the general features Of the
market showed downward tendency Wheat
opened at SAC for No 2 spring, SIC for No. l
do, and 90c for Northwestern club. At the
close prices were &c lower, and in the after
part of the day prices declined lc further
Flour was much the same as on the previous
day, and buyers had the advantage. Corn
was quiet at 363@3sc for No. and 2 in store
Oats dull at l71c in store. Barley and rye
unchanged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

R6rThose who have poor feets r will find
the cold water seeping in upon their vet; and
as it is Of the utmost Importance that the feet
should be kept dry, no time should be lost in
getting on water-tight boots or shoes If you
have not the best quality go to Wilson's, Main
street near market "Stand not on the order
of going, but go at once"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct 10.
Later advices from Mexico state the expe-
dition against Guadalaiara had arrived before
that city. Gen. Pezuela, commanding a di.
vision of the Church forces, had been defeat
ed with the loss of 400 men.
| Gen. Ampudia commands the eastern IL
vision of the Constitutional army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

B6s-Jesse Christopher has returned from
his second trip to the East this season, anC
has got just the biggest lot of extra goods anG
notionsl What lot Of dolls, drums and extra
nice things for girls and boysl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

B6-We are pleased to learn that the Me
thodists Of Oregon have built and furnished q
beautiful and appropriate Parsonage House
in the vicinity Of Raper Chapel, and that Rev
Mr. Crum, their estimable Pastor, is comforta
blyauartered in it This is highly oredtable
to the Membership in Oregon, who are whole
souled people, and evince their appreciation
Of the gospel and its ministration by provi-
ding for its dispenser in their midst,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

B6S~ Yesterday the down train on the d. h
M. Road met with mishap near Tippecanoe,
and detained II about two hours We learn
tender and one baggage car we're thrown of
the rails, and somewhat damaged The pas
sengers we're considerably frightened, but no
one was hurt and after considerable heavy
exertion the train was righted and came on
to this city in pretty good trim. The folks on
the D. 4 NJ Road have pretty good luck; they
seldom get train off the track, and then
they hardly ever have any one injured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
New York Market.

[By Telegraph for the Daily EmPirel
NEW YoRK, Oct 20.
FLOUR - Receipts 1889 bbls; market
heavy; sales $4,000 at 35@5 40 for superior
state; 35@5 40 superfne western; $50
5 IS common to medium extra western; 5 s5
@5 95 inferior to good shipping extra r. II
o.
RYE FL0UR-Steady at 3 1904 40.
WHEAT - Receipts lO6.936 bui market
dull; sales 10000 bu at 27@l 20 for Mil
waukee Club; S6 for winter red ives
tern; 45@l So for white western; l6@
so for white Indiana
RYE-S eady at sO@sl.
BARLEY-Quiet
CORN = Receipts 10000 bu; market
heavy; sales 6s, 900 at 7OG97l for SOUND
mixed western; ~ for round yellow.
PoRK-Dull at 10 25@l9 30 for mess
II 80 for prime,
BUTTER-Fair request at 5000 fol
state; ll@20 for Ohio.
WHISKY-Unehanged at 24C924i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

b9rTwo horses ran away with wagon
from the sidewalk in front Of Grove Stuts
mans, on Jefferson street yesterday noon
They ran out Second street and played hot
with the wagon near the canal bridge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Movements Of Senator Douglas

ST LOUIS, Oct To.
Senator Douglas arrived here at 1870 p NJ,
on the packet City OF Alton He was receiv-
ed by large crowd, and is now speaking from
the Court House steps,
He leaves for Jefferson city tomorrow
morning