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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06
Lessons in Music.

NERS. HAGUE will give Lessons in Music
IVA for session Of four months. beginning
Ola EzoEGay, EepsesrSgr ECtk:
Tbe rate OF tuition vail De SO per session,
and So fofus of piano.
For particulars apply to Ms. Hague.
Sart eff
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.lEornl raEdE Or Sentoniae Lasenges.

TOrm eaEdy or SantOniae Ls-enges.
WEE offer these Lozenges without dis
w suiss IS to their composition. As
their name imports they depend for their ef-
icacy upon Sautonine alope-the lately dis
covered active principle Of the Euroresn OF
Leyalt Worm Seed All The merit which
we claim for our Medicines is the purity of the
Sautouine which it contains, and the careful
manner in which it has teen incorporated with
aud through TIE mass from which the LoEen-
ges have been formed.
To be sure of these important points, we
have them prepared at the Louisville Chemi-
cal Works where the SanteBine is first tested
for rs purity, and then combined in the I.oz-
snge in such a way as to retain lis properties
and virtues unchanged.
To the profession we present q valuable and
we'll kuown Medicine in convenient and at
tractive form-ofGniform aud know strength,
He directions indicating the dose Of Santonine
according to the U. S p.
To the public we offer remedy for worms
eficaciouS. safe, and as pleasant: as coDfcc:ion-
arv. at a moderate price.
FIR sale ny all respectable Druggists through
out the South ana West.
WILSON. PETER & CO. 9
Pyepristors Louisville, Ky.
We have tried the worm candy in our lan-
Iies. and found it very effective. Physicians
have also reported like results
EWiN. PENDLET0N & CO,
Aug. l6-3m. WholescIe agents,
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1T GIVES IHMEDIlTE RELIEF III
BILIOUS COLO.
TanPrco. Darlze q. O., Nov. l,, Is57.

TANPICo, Darle Co., O., Nov. Is, 1857.
LEssRs. 4. L. ScoyILL i Co.,
Gents. II an induced b. scnss ofiustics
to state % you that hal q case n ny fsalily
OF eztce1e siekasss. ny teif's sgzs Secsrsty at
t1ckcj nth DIiIoUs CoLIc. We bad tue Gtt4Z-
sncs Of gooi physician, Jl,t COAL get rsEsff.
We Administered De. BAkER's PAIN PAEA-
CEA, s,Ed it produced the dssirsf cgsst. Since
that we have had occasion 20 use it for Pan
n TIE breast, and for Fur ard i g@;, ard IL
GilgaZS ezreE. I consider IL one O. the best
medicines. WILLIAM WILLIS.
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I.essans in hSusie

Lessons in hiuSic
Particular attention is asked to
Mrs. Hague advertisement in an
Ssher column,
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9 . g g 9 9 3

PRiTTsyIILs, Vinton Co, o., Agg. 5, 1854.
PR. 0. R. BAKzR,
Dsqr Sir ~ h,ve thi, Day sold tie last
sct.ie Of DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA
. should have written TO you sooner, but rot
sspect-ng to sell the good supply I had on
lSsnd. During the Lass week, however, my
s~.4s have been four times as large as any
nssk since l have had your Invaluable ne3i-
cine, snd the demand IS still increasing.
have never sold medicine that sustained 50
higs g reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
EorhSS, Cholers InisntuIo, Bilious Cole,
Cranlp C5lic, ard Fluz, have been very prev
aleTt III this vicinity the past season, and
tie Fs,o Psrccea has not !siIed to cure in
every iss.sHee where it las been tried, so far
as I hAsS heard. Please se4d NE iergs
supply ~ aeon ca possible.
Vssy respectfully, vo-rs,
Il. ". sICDDG2O.
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0eahs.
~ -
DIED..

OICD ~.
In this county, Saturday, LIST inst, Mr..
RICHARD WYATT, aged about 80 years.
Tn Shelbvville, Monday. 18th ut, Mr..
SAMUEL E. GlLL1LAND formerly Of this pl ce,
aged 65 years,
In this county st the residence Of bis BROTH
er-in-law, Mai. Joseph l MoCown, Sh1day,2 I'd
inst. Mr. MATHEW BRrsoN Of South Carolina
aged IS years.
Near Shoal Ford. Limestone county, Ala,
9TH nit. SARAH ANN, only child OF /. o.
and $. j. Gil aged 6 DAYS.
Bud of the ,mornil e. lovely flower!
Scarce was the dew e'er shook frem thee,
When sunk beneath deaths chilling pow'r
We the witherd blossom see.
Faen,s fair plant! Just bloom'd awhile,
Upon the fouyh shores OF time,
To charm US with transient Smile,
And then to bless another CLINE.
BRIGHT sparkling as the dewy morn,
Thy infant graces did appear,
And beauty decE'dthy fragile form,
With ali its sweet attractions here.
Each honr. each day, some sseetsd;so!ose,
OF softer shades and sleeper q e.
Expanding Ike the opening rose
70 captiyate the pareu.s' eye.
Thy..innocent engaging m'nd,
Glowing with pure unsnl'ied light,
Reflected Jssus's grace rehn'd,
In drawing reasons radiance bright.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind of animal is given. -. Cd, color -.
81, description. -. 4th, ages. 9Th, posters
name. :. 9Th, place and time of arrest....
9TH, valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06
IIA32EEA AID PAIN II TEE
t BOWELS Cured.

cARrHAsE, Hamilton Co., c., Nov. IS, 1858.
De- 0. F. DAzzs,
Es>i Esteemed Fl~ierd:-I have hsd
severe attack Of Diaries, stteaded with severe
gripping pans, Gud was reduced very low. I
tried rlEay different medicines, but all to 70
purpose, uEtI l GIT & bottle Of your Pain
Psnscea, sud connenced it, use. The first
dose put 8 quistUs on the griDing pains, aud
! hal rot used two tweD. y-fye cent bottles
before I was entirely cured. I also recon-
mended it 20 8 friend, who Ras attacked with
erarnp collie, and suffering with excruciating
pains. and Tires doses entirely cured MIN.
". D. BARRY.
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sC2kTcEEs CURED.

DE-. Bakers Pain 2an2cea- vs. IuabIe
for Horses IS It IS FOR Ian.
MEssRs. A. Z. scovILL 2 Co.-G,zts =
During the lsst winter, most al he horses in
our vicinity we're subject 70 SCRATCHES. EaY-
irg had On hsad CEiy two or .hree dozen
bottles of DR.. Bakers Pain PaRscss, IN few
DAYS ! sold the eGhre To-, end could have sold
much more, il hsd had them, TO nay neigh
bors for that purpose. Il 40 CASE has IT
FAILRp 80 crRE. IL is also indispensable in
our neiEhborhood as a family medicine, for
the various diseases for which il is recon-
rnended and I Will ssythst have sold ]:
for YEARS, EARRASTISG II, and EAyE NOT FAD
SINGLE BOTTLE RETURNED. IT IS TEE BEST
MEDICINE FOs TIE SUXEROUs DISEASES RECON-
NEEDED, THAT l HAVE EyER sold.
N. HAGEN.
HAeKEsvILLE, Braeken Co., Ky, Oct. q, 1853.
For sale by the Proprietors,
4. L. SC0TILL c, CO.,
No. Il West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
Also
SEARCY d MCKINNEY. Fayetteville
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Execatrix S Sale.

See advertisement headed MS above
in this paper. A variety of yalu-
be articles are TO be sold, among
which are COED negro boy, a horse,
guns, stove, chairs, etc. ETC.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06
Stray Eerse

Stray Eerse-
Rev. H. Marshall has lost a mare
that be is anxious to recover. For par
ticulars, the reader is referred 20 the
advertisement in this PAPER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06

FEfHIS ACADEMY will commence its
4 next session or the first Monday "a
IseS. uIder the SUPERVISION
of Rev. II. BRYSON ard l. II SMITH,
late graduate of EIskir College, South Car
o1ipa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06
EEeclItrix's Sale.

A s Executrix of the last viii end tesla
IA m1nt of Garland 3. Miller, deceased,
| Will offer for sale to the highest 5idlsr Al
the court house in the tosSrof Fsyetteyille
OF Monday, tsae asa d1y OF October,
HsGo, a very valuable NEGRO BOX named
Edward aged years. He will be sold OF
IL months time, the purchaser giving note
and two good securities, and lien retained
on the slave for the payment of the purchase
money. Also at the same time and place |
will sell the following articles on credit OF
II mouths, except all sums under 10 dollars,
which will be cash: A good sorrel horse 5
years old last spring, dray and harness, 2 shot
guns. ride. Colts repeater, 4 clocks, bed
steads, a large cooking stove 16 dining room
chairs, 6 britannia chatting dishes. 5 iron ke,-
ties of all sizes, and a hotel bell. Sale with
out reserve. Where credit is given, note aud
two good securities will be required.
SARAH B. MILLER, ESecutriz.
Sent. s. I860-td.
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Fut lion hast left these shades lelow,

Tut ibou hast left these shades below.
! (NSShts n His blood " hose soul meier stain',
With sin that deleterinns foe.l
And Heavens INN Of al rapturei gain'd.
Bor ne on argel's gliiterirg wing.
Transported through the jasper skies:
Beyond the reach Of sorrows sting,
In Joy ful haste thy spirit flies.
Swe ct babel ve'llweep for thee no mora
For thea art row foreve r blest;
The bitter pang Of death isC'er,
And Jesus smiles to see thee rest.
By faith we trace thy shining wiy,
. Thro' liquid telescopes of fears;
Where angel minds their charms display,
Little Sarah's celestial io.m appears
Angels shall guard thy lovely clay,
/ And round thee mighty vigils keep,
TIL heaven and cart shall pass away,
Aud wake thee from thy gentle sleep.
7 ben from the dust thy infant form,
, Shall rise w'd in beauty's bloom,
TIC hail With joy that glorious morn,
When Christ shall burst themould'ring tomb.
Athens, Ala. Aug 2oth, 1860. J. Y. G..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06

EST aged or Stolen
ETR0M the subscriber in Fayetteville sbsu;
Il the 10Th day OF August, 4 fsa-bitten
sra Y MARE, 7 or years old about Is hands
high, rides well. and is gentls Anv infor-
nation ss to her whereabouts left with any
gentleman of Fayetteville. will be thank fully
received. IL ii MARSHALL.
Ssrt 6--3w
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06

Mr.. Reese, Dir st. John, Dir. Nix
on, and Mr.. Galhreaih, four Douglas
electors 10 Tennessee, have refused
to accept the positions rendered them,
and it is thought that they will all
vote for BreckiBridge and Lane.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-06
sUrrcsU carcEE crPwl

MEssss. A. I. ScovI-L & Co Cents. .-3dr.
Ei;shs Bradley, Of Bath Co., KY, mad on MS
heLd VERY BAD SWELLING, which he thought
ISCCRAalE, having been there for years. he
also had eli his c1s.k hone, what he supposed
70 bc CA&CEE, aud could co-s.n 10 Teiisf
until ne used Ia. B4KEE's PAIN PANACTA,
which eJEED him Of thar disease, and d. so The
swelling On lis had. Tb.s medicine Is
thought so much Of that Evxzy zausLr IL cur
negh5orLcOL, kstp u coaSt1H-.y on hand. in
fact i IS The best zas31ns FOR tie G.stGs,s e y
rsc0Hss.sA.1sa for, Iaa: va can get.
2. \. CALDWELL.
wIoNIsG, October e3th, IssS.
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!0.gHE 3GERrEhlITS


IU.gEgIE 3GEa.rEhITTS
/ South iEDS0UIE.'[5|
IWTE. TIE UNDERSIGNED. YER
w GIANTS Of ths city OF Charleston.
S. c., encouraged by The Increased pat-onars
ireeeiSsd last Spring. aud by the xssUrarcss
Itbat have reached Us from sll ssctioEs q The
tSouth AMI Southwest. that our goods havs
conipsired sivantsgeoEslr. and c1mTc,e3
successfully, with ID ose bought ia New York
land other Northern cities. arai believing that
IheinS fourd faithful 70 The fled-es made rs
Our form r C,ri we will receive still greater
patronage. have PREPARED ourselves for a
largely II creased Fall bu>if ess.
Oar Importers snd Jotber of Forsizn
Nerchandize have all been represents In tho
markets of Europe this Spring ard Sgnmer.
either by members of their respective fms.
or by Agents fully competent II select goods
/ Tor the Southern trade. They have hnughs
for cash, or Is equivalent, and Their seIecsiors
viii form FIJI and attractive stocks fOr the
( inspection of the interior merchant Oar
I fscl !ties for obtaining Domestic Goods dirsos
from the manufactures. are NJ unsurpassed ty
tn merchants of auy city in ilie Union.
vs., therefore. confidently invite veu 70 ir-
spect oursFALL STOCKS CT FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC GOODS, !selag assured
that all who may DO so, I5s1fput pse;EGScs.
will make their purchases in thi navkst-
Oar stocks viii be CON lete early n August
when we-Nill be pleased to receive the visits
Of our Old and new mercantile friends.
Dr. Cscoas.
Gilliland. Howell (. Co; Johnston. Crews
& Co; Ch:mbcrlain. Miller * Co John G..
Minor & Co ; Neyler. Sm IT, & Co: Eya;f.
NcFuruey A. Co; Crane Boy ls,oR x &C.:
J. S. & L. Bowie = Co.; Cadow, GcKnz.s
{; Co; Kerrison & Leiding
Hardware.
HYDE. Gregg d Dsy; WIlruars & Price.
Courtney. Tenant - Co; J. z. Adger 4 Co.
Boots an;1 shoes.
AZ D. F. Fleming & 60; r. A. Prirgie & Co:
Pgrse d Mitchell; f. B. Sto6darI & Co:
Daplham, Taft and Co; Hlse.t;re s WALTON.
Cic;EIn=.
Pierson, Smith & Co Cohen Wills & Co:
WalIrGr. Ess.eston Z Co.: Elwia Bates &
Co.; Matihiesser, O'fIara & Co
Groceries.
Geo W. Williams &; Co.
Cookery an.3 Glass Ware.
Webb & Sage; Brown y Palma
DrsEGS arses Medicines.
Rowland, Ssevenson & Co: Nelson Car
ter; John Ashurst & Co.; Ruff & DoWie.
SiEEss Il stl FsGcy Goods.
Bowen, Foster & Co; ! {. W. Knox; Dew-
ing. Thayer Z Coz Aioert Lenguick; MAJ
,Lsl Bur-e = Co
Fats, Caps and Straw Goods
Horsey. Agten {. CO, I .. FauDins d Co:
D. K. Williams = Co.
Saddles a;l,l SadGlery Hardware.
HASTE. Calhoun & Co; Jennings, Thom-
inson - Co.
carpets, CT Cloths s@d Window
CEtrfRfss.
Lambert & Howell; James G Railie
importers asaG Deaiera ~ " inca.
E.5GzorS. SeE2VS,
Chafee. Croft q C5siee; Repreksr &
Hover. -
Dealer 81 Pepper aad Envelopes.
Joseph Walker. August Q.
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Mdrriagss
MARRIED.

In this county, Tuesday, An inst. Mr..
W. B. HEDGEPETH aad Miss HARRIET LANE.
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Hog, white aud black spotted, marked with
two sw allow-forks, about 80 months old; by
VIM. D. Bright, goth dis, June Il. Valued
at So.
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THURSDAY, sEPT. G IaeG.
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Fayetteville Observer

Free Of Postage in Lincoln Comfy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-27

in reference to the Democratic party.
(laughtcr;) and then Mr. Vallandignamri iu
his softest notes of affection, would takei
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-27

II u gbGG GEFksHS6dc1AfTHD. Il . & , I's,5-fy :!
.ruTogsth NJ general OF kAataTd
lnpstie rcceSIeka nj Sof sals cap
tho E(drsJdfto iJnsE III So,
I0IF aiiT -l.IA IS Market, near QnSIEs IT;
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Our readers doubtless still retain REM
nant of the great curiosity they felt at the
time of its delivery to read the speech OF
Mr.. Corwin on the spcakcrship contest,
which lasted two days, and created so
much merrmcnt, and, what is better, soft
encd down so much ill-feeling excited by
the angry debates preceding it. The long
delay in its publication, and the termina-
ton of the contest which evoked it, and
the many events that have since interEen-
ed, have abatcd the curiosity somewhat,
but there is more than enough left to relish
the fun and force of its best passages. We
have therefore taken the pains to select
such extracts as will most fairly indicate its
spirit. and explain its genial influence ON
the House. The argument cannot easily
be presented, as it embraces so many top
les, and treats them with so little method,
and it is so often broken in upon by inter
ruptiuns and consequent explanations-
And, as the argument is not so much what
our readers are curious to see as the char
acteristic humor and cloquence ofthe ora
tor, it is of less consequence that it can
not be easily presented without copying
the whole of the twenty-five columns it
fills After some remarks, evidently not
intended to be the Introduction of Probab-
bly, the greatest effort of his life, for it is
well known that he had no purpose to make
such an effort when he began, he gave the
following very Characteristic mixture OF
fun and cloquence,
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FIlB AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with solveney and
fair profit.
EsrlcidI attention gircn 10 Insurance Of DWELLINGS
and Contents for terms Of one to. fire gears.
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1aiIlp gnteIliqenter... !.
TERNTs or ApVERTIsING.

wELvE SOLID LINES OF NoxPARErI, ION ONE IXcH,) on
LESS, MAKE 4 SQUARE.
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-SFEcIAL NOTTcEs Double the above rates
RlJ-Ycarly Advertising reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number OF changes
made.
Alladvertisemeutsf from transient persons strang
ers, to he paid for in dGrdnce
Legal advertisements will be charged at the rntos
prescribed by law. r. a4 E
business Cards not exceedingve lines, $40 per year,
or So for six months for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than q square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other persons, as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
RS-Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly. .- s---r.as 49, 34C.SEs
cases ut full rates.
Marriages. Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. noVll@5V
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.-soft scenes Of coutentment and ease,

Where have so happily straycd,
Since nanGht in thy pres0nce could plea
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Assets, january I, rs

TOTAL LIABILITIES; - 49, =,
Unsettled claims not tdno.....-..sl73,92G 81
a3-Losse, Equitably adjusted and promptly paid
Upwards of sI1,OOO,OOo
Or Ioss,s have been pad by tho Etna Insurance Co.,
in the past 3S years.
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WHEELING, VA TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH q, l860.s

my colleague CMr. vallandigham Ia vSsTssl
from the elegics of Shenstone: .gi eli: ,
.nsar region Of silence and shade.,, = -.
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The rrorress Of this Corporation hns been stable
srd n,iu1crrupted through seasons of financial sun
shine and storm or periods eventful in or exempt from
sweer!ug conilagratuns and maritime disaster BE-
ING long established. on cash basis, the troubles oil
the credit system affect in material particular
Daring 'llarl times" the security OF reliable lnsu
rance is an imperative duty-the ability oil property
holders to sustain loss being then much lcssened
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
ySAN'L +. IIlLDRETli, Agent,
Office Mt the Savings Bank of wheeling.
frh1N-tnE ill Jan lst 80
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Choice First Class Insurance


acasn Capital 81 100000, absolute and unimp"ired.
-" Loo WIN A sTKPLUs OF $5O03SI S. ,.r.
And te nrcstige of SO years and experience
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

CORN MBAIl-ln moderate request but prioe,s price,
arr without striking change. Sales are ." paltei'
WHISIx Market heavy aud lower sales OF
7gi hbls at 224023c, ciosing at the iuei1e pl
WLgEAT-The uierlsli Y unselteui 49, ,1r, .sl sre
Iaar II hithei lower talesere winter tfsl NesleIl
AZ Sl,2ldl,3G clnsngWth the lAttr, ttlue telvse. t
for prime; Milwaukee club az St'eSj, s sssai Ss.
an Lac at 81 -, nvrthEgsiern sl1o ~ se,sg i'sg'
Rmber Wisconsin et s,Eet.4s' i'isaso spring ~
El Iatai n aud white Indiana a. Slts. Il q,
outinues steady. Sales are 600 bushels AT
y TzX+--in ir request, with sales Of SoOl bu
a. -, IN Nato and SIC for Canada East.
"tnRN-In pretty fair demand aud prices gene
% IN, vsitbout striking change. sales are llluQ bu
~ tai3 5uc flr mixed western aioat and tnsore'
hiey al the latter price, and &c for sound yellow.
OAlrS-Rple steady. sales 70 a fair extent ara at
gsiistfss Tor WESTERN Canada aud state.
PORN Market duh and prices without striking
change sales l5h obls at Slv,He9laSO Tor messi
Slf.s6 ior prime
e. uu0u4 20 i0T country primes S3,uaAh0 for country
taess s7oqpsa1 tor ruparked mesHi SllhA9ll,OO Tor
PRIME sTEss BREF--Qriet and unchanged.
i BEEE q AMt--Quiet aud unchanged.
uur NiEATs-DOtl, at s3a0gso Tor shoulders
ilGiitfo for hams.
LARD -Msrketsteady and unchanged. Sales an
800 hhls ~ l2'6enl3o -
BUTTER- selling at Ii@lso for Ohioi leds9lC
tuT state.
z CHIEFS E-Steady with good domand. Sales At
qf1lic tor Inferior 20 prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25
TFLEGRAPHlC,
Yesterday AiteTB0op's Report.
~ nF MAsnINGroN ARRTYED.

CITY OF WASHINGTON AAsASAf hu' n
ST. JOINS, oot. =.
The mail steamship City Of aslllugton Witch len
tis,rr,,l Wedhesday via QucenaiOAn- ma instA
r,essed Capc Race ut O'Clock tha evening, Hl.|
lbe deies of the City Of Washington ars four days
lAss5 49, 'la 'slsasshiP Jrs arrived al Liverpool hs
sth, ,,.-,ool. Oct. iO-Brcadstuns generally bad
s,v-nwSrd tendency and all qualities had slightly
dSSsS1i Sgssisrs per the City of Washington rvport a0ar
epli NJ Ssst sRa a auii iISSSi sSG declined laA.
fSsR fSSs2ision asai' market venSralls dull.
Surar nrin
,,,5oa money market generally gnehaaSSe ,,' ala
the den'eui 'is ~ iilinois Contrnl sharva a. lssltl
astt,,,pf: Erio tla and himi ~ a. N'N''"' y
y tbe CITY OF Washington is mainly con:
e5 10 the cuiails ei the pitsie ~ S, "a
The NsePSiisns Oh the tst under cuYvr Of thick
,st and carried some positions anu ,lI .laes sas'
s,'c,issS N N eot reach half thoira-
eeta- went forward, rcvover IN hand cheering
NAliu.. md nfltr 8 desperate hglt OF eigh hours
ouhis men ~ ~ Seet,iiftans vera broken aud routed,
@ est were pursued close uuder the wallis Of Sopua
brsad, Of Germans were cut 9a from The main
t1v of the Neapolitan armyi ami driven 10 The
, siarbaldiaus took 5000 prs9ners, and q was
estimated that the Neap'h'ana h'u NO'' - i''' "''t
"Ygi fs iSs. OF the GarIbadans stated At 6otwesn
l,sal any i,s,s S,ii subsequently made sortie nom
Capua 10 the rescue y she German oflS ap'' guy
were rrpalsed. ma. t.-.,tAsrs ,,.ry,,. .,r,s,.ut L
The kingot Naples and his urstheis "otS ii'se"'
al tha ba tie, l, 80 .... ~ s,,.-,4 ,,,,,I
and the bumbardment Of the tow was Pi's 'essi's'
6nt Mother had been eoniiriued' a, ...t,, ,,,
mn. line III ne NOrturno was sun ttronsB pm,
tacied aud II was sald ths -A'-'i''i''
10 defend their position ,., ,l rs n
'eS Sppisii had jailed On the King q sardnla 90 go
A-i's- end - send him 1900 men lmneultttls- ,
lhe Piedm0ntese troops hoa e"te'4 ''e @
IA as reported that thro qf tbs Great foSeFs ,si
had protested against the enlis ei SUI Nli''' 49,
Ss1rint had entered Naples at the requestoi 'h'
s fr5m tho Papal States indicate no change
sr the state of affairs there. ,., ti.a
latest via q uueenstown.- NEGl,l9t.i iAsi' N0'
t-ils f'r,,1 INT dali. provisions dull.
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