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USING FiRE-ARMs IN THE Town
LIMITS. -Discharging firearms within the
town limits seems to be quite fashionable
Horses are liable to be frightened thereby,
and persons NIGH be shot. The following is
the Town Ordinance in reference to the case !:
{" Pcrsons firing any sort of ire-a or
fireworks within the town limits (cxcept the
marsh south Of the town) liable to a fine of
not less than fifty cents or more than one
dollar"
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NOTICE.

TNITE undersigned woud announce that
l. he has sold to Mr.. j. P. Cantwell the
entire Machinery and AppHrtcnances Of the
Elkton Iron Foundry, iLclnding the cxclu-
sive Patent Right to manufacture and sell his
Patent Economical PIow for Cecil county,
Md, and certain other priv ileses in Kent
onunty. Md; and while he respectfully
returns thanks to his former friends, would
take this occasion to recommend them to
favor his successor with their patrona &C,
under the BELIEF that they will meet with
entire Satisfaction.
Mar 2, 1861. J. HECkENDORN.
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The Steamboat JuNIATA Capt Frederick
Toml:nson, leaves lower end Of West Falls Avenue
every MoNDA,, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Even
ing, at O'Clock. Returning leaves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
ing at o'clock P. NJ, and Havre de Grace at 5
o'clock p. NJ.
The steamboat LANCASTER, Capt ]. W Tom
liuson, leaves same place every TUESDAY, Thurs
DAY and SATURDAY Evening, at o'clock. Re-
turning. leaves Port Deposit every MONDAY. WE'D
NEsbAY an.'FRIpAY Evening, at 8 o'clock, and
1lavre de Grace, at o'clock =. NJ.
Hour of leaving Baltimore after the LIST Of Octo.
brr, will be o'clock p NJ.
~ Passage, (berths ncluie1.r so cents.
Freight received daily until 5 o'clock, carried
ut low rates and carefully attendcdto.
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will be required.
sU All Boats and Cargoes towed only at the
risk Of their respective owners.
The Agent at uavre de Grace will attend to for
warding any Merchandise consigned to him for
any psint on the Pennsylvania Canals, or will
rs:ship Freights intended for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
X. ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agent, lavre dc trace.
j. TOME. Agent, Port Deposit.
n. B.-Grain purchased ut the highest market
price at the Warehouse Of J. Tome 4 Co.. Port
deposit; who also keep for sale Guano, Plaster.
Fish, Salt, Croasdalc & Mitchels, Allen &
Nsrdle's and De Burgs phosphates, and New
gork'Bonc Dust. March 2, 186l-tf.
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ANOTHER EXPLOIT ON THE EASTERN SHORE.
annapolis June IL Major j. S. Morgan, of
the thirteenth regiment, Brooklyn. has arri-
ved from Queenstown and Centreville. Md
with one hundred and sixty men. They had
a skirmsh, and captured from the enemy 500
stand of arms and one prisoner. They were
fired into from the bushes No lives lost.
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TIE VELER.
FOR
Sussafras River and Port Deposit.

The Steamer W. WHlLLpIS
ks.1~=1tAe7 sIWALNUr sTREET, Phila.
aszissS zlEklpZ dclphia, Or WEDSEspAYs.
commencing February 9th, 1851, at o'clock
- VI, for Sassafras River. touching Mt Delaware
city on her way down, and at all other points on
the route and will lay at John Reybolds Wharf
until next morning day light.
Returning. will leave Georgetown and Frederick
tbwn cr 1ItRsnAYs. at O'Clock. Reybol Is Wharf
AZ q o'ctoch Betteyton Mt o'clock, John Rey
holds Wharf at o'clock p. NJ.
Will leave Philadelphia on SATURDAYS at !
o'clock, and touch at Delaware City, llavrc de
Grace and Port Deposit
Returning, will leave Port Deposit on MONDAYS
at o'clock touching at lIavre de Grace. and
scave Gettcrton at o'clock, j. Reynolds Wharf
at o'clock p. ".
Eys' Rags will be furnished, and Grain carried
at vessel rates.
For Freight or Passage spply to the Captain
on norird
All frcights must be prepaid, or not receive -
All freight or packages landed as they are mark ed
will be considered iull delivery. All Baggage
ut the owner risk. a. l. COLMARI,
March ., lSGl-,f Master.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGEs IN TENNESSEE
Louisville, June l3.--Thrce citizens Of this
place, who were detained at Memphis by the
undertook to walk here. They
were arrested twice on their way. and one
was hung. The others escaped to this city.
Near the road they saw man lying helpless
and in dying condition, with his head shaved
and his ears and nose cut off. His crime was
that no was Norfherner
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What man is such fool as to suppose the
people will believe that all of these men would
support the policy Of the Government il it
was not right2 The charge that that old
hero Of so many battles who has always
been for his country's welfare. and whose
honor and integrity is without a spot or
blemish-WINFIELD SCOTT, would wage q
war of conquest merely upon the " South. -
OF which he is a nativc,-is Of itself enough
representations uttered by open Traitors or
their secret sympathizers.
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STAMPEDE OF NEGRoEs.-On Satur-
day night last, eleven negroes made their
to have made their escape by boat to Waison's
Island. where they lay concealed during Sun
day. A large reward has been offered for
their recovery.
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uTIhc three companies belonging to
the 18th Regiment Pa. Volunteers stationed
at Elkton and Chesapeake City, were removed
toward the seat of war, on Sunday last, and
their places supplied by a detachment. COM
posed of companies C. and c., Captains LAZY
ton and Barr, Of the lst Del. Regiment, com.
nianded by Colonel Lockwood.
This Regiment was furnished by the patriotic
ladies Of Delaware with Havclocks. The
llavclock is an article made to fit over the
cay of the soldier, with curtain like that OF
su'l-bonnct, to protect the neck and face
composed Of some kind of white stuH, such. as
stout muslin. The British soldiers in india
used the Havelock, and found it great pro-
lection against the sun.
This appcndage to the head gear of the sol
dicr was adopted by the celebrated British
General, llavelock, who commanded in Ind ia
and is honored with the name of that dstin-
guishcd commander, who was Baptist minis.
| ter, as well as a soldier, and served as acting
chaplain to his army. In addition to the
Havcl"ck, each soldier is supplied with q
piece of soap, pins, needles, thread, etc., etc
All honor to the ladies Of Delaware.
| Capt. Barr is representative of the pres.
being Editor of The Commonwealth, ;
paper published in Wilmington, Del. We
find notice in Wednesdays issue of tina
paper announcing to its readers that the
Editor is off for the seat of war.
The present company do not use the dcpo
for quarters, as did former companies stationed
at this place, but have formed a." Campo Of
IA tents, and named it Camp Andrews. il
compliment, we suppose, to the Lieutenant
Colonel of the LIST Del. Regiment, whose nam,
| is Andrews.
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MoRE TROOPS ACCEPTED. Washington.
Ju1e 1.-THE President day called on
Governor Morton of Indiana, for six addition.
al regiments. Coils. s. Meredith, VIM. l..
Brown and McMillen are each to command a
regiment. The remaining three regiments
are to organize as formerly.
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UrThe army worm is making sad havoc
in portions of Kentucky and the southern
part Of Indiana. The Louisville papers say
that even the Court House yard in that city
is covered with them. They attack all the
growing crop and literally strip the fields.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMs.-In the Presby-
terrain church, in the morning. Rev. Matthews
preached from Acts lG: 10. In the evening
from Acts 10: IS.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, (Episcopal,) in the
afternoon, from Revelations 8: $40.
In the Methodist church, Rev. Mr. Elliott,
in the morning, from 2nd Timothy 3: Is, H..
In the evening, from st. John s: 40.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GEN. BEAURE-
GARD. -Washineton, June I.-From the
best available sources it is believed that the
entire Secession force in Virginia does not
exceed fifty or sixty thousand men.
Gen. Beauregard has issued a proclama-
tiou from Manassas Gap extravagantly pic
turing the deplora BILE consequences to be ex.
pected from the invasion of the Federal
troopS,
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phila., vii. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, $40 A. NJ. Mail, 1875 NJ.
NIL Nillt Mai, 'S s;es " Night Mail l Pm
Through Freight, with passenger car at
,aehed, leaves North East for Baltimore at
$40 P. NJ. Stops at Charlestown, Principle
Pcrryvillc, and Havre- dc-Grace.
W. d. ALEXANDER,
April 20, lS60--tf. Agent.
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PRUssIAN OFFICERS TO VoLUNTEER.-
King Of Prussia has given permission to Off
GERS in the Prussian army 20 offer their servi-
ces to the Government Of the United States
during the war for the maintenance of the
integrity Of the Republic.
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APPOINTMENTS Sd ohm s. Mafitt,
late Post Master at Soath Milford, has been
removed, and John H. Crawford appointed
in his place.
AT Lapidnm, Hartford county, VIM. Mackin-
son has been appointed Post Master in place
Of B. +. Heath, removed.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

GIVE are requested by the Post
Master of Elkton topublish for the informa-
ton of the public, the following claus: Of
the new post office law:
".Mi drop letters must be PREPAID by postage
s'amps'
FISHING BOATS PURCHASED By THE
GovERNMENr.-Last week IL Government
steamer WAS cruising round the head of the
Chesapeake Bay, gathering up all the fishing
boats that could be found. These boats were
purchased Ivy the Government and taken
down the Bay, to be used for the purpose Of
landing troops aud munitions of war, wherever
lcqnirch. Each boat is capable Of carrying
81 VI 100 men. They are fat-bottomed, and
when loaded do not draw more than nine
inches OF water.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Planiag Mill and Sash Factory.

NIE invite the attention Of ali persons in the
W city OF country. who plate the erection
ct Dealings. Barns. &c. TO our extensive stock of
Iu'llns Materials, in the rough and prepared for
use namely:
DOCN AND WINDOW FRAMES.
(Circular aud Plain. J
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SASllES (Gia.sel a,rh not Glassed,)
WOOU M'NLMNG5,
Rot FED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELS.
N NlM e. rDsis' (rurned,
BARN VENrILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
kGt4E,ErE$ HARDWARE,
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AIsO.--DreSSed Flooring:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND HEMLOCK,
(Wtll seasoned J
SE@ .ilHof tho above We oIer as low as the
Is-vst. for the Cash or approved paper.
Al! orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
with prompness by
holland g. CO.,
June o. 1860. PORT DEPOSIT. MD.
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Fish FiSh!! Fish,!

r ABRADOR Herring, Halifax Herring,
/ Eastport Herring, in barrels and half barrels.
No. ! Mackerel No. Mackere by tho barrel, half
barrel, at retail.
Mes. shad at retail Smoked Herring in boxes. Cod
Fish Just receives and for sale ut the lowest CASH
rates, by r. F-MAf,
Feb Q, 1851. ihthe " IIollow'
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Hot WEATHER.--The mercury on
"Wednesday last arose to 81 degrees in the
shade, in this town.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and.
A ss;: &c: e.
BALTIMORE RAILR0AN
CARS LEAVE ELKFON,


For Baltimore: For philadelphia:
1st Train, 1920 M. 1st Train, 50 a. NJ.
Ind = 1.12r.N. End R.2o p. M.
Srd &c 12.45 night Bird ITO P. NJ.
EH- BESIDES which regular trains there will be Pas
sengc Car attached to the Through Freight train which
will pnss southwark at O5 o'clock NJ taking passe-
gers for EIavre do Grace, and all the intermediate
stations. BENZ. WELLS,
April 20, 1861, Agent.
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Who Supports the Union ?

There is great dea of prating about " Lin
coins War, ""War on the South" Military
DeSpotism, &C.. by those who are openly
and by those who are secretly, enemies 10 the
Union. But these gentry never publish or
spealssa word against the wholesale robbery
and murder by jeff Davis < Co. Oh, no {!
they are immaculate creatures. who are only
contending for their rights the exercise of
which rights consists in doing whatever their
corrupt hearts may conceive Of But they
never state whom of the conservative men of
the nation are supporting the Government
against the present rebe llion. Let US see
who sorne Of these " big guns "-as they
have heretofore been terrned-are that now
assist the Government
FRANKLIN PTEKCE.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,
JOSEPH HOLT.
DANIEL S. DICKINSON,
JOHN A. DIX,
WILLIAM BTGLER,
Willard FILLMORE,
GEN. LEWIS CASS,
CALEB CUSHING.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS.
GEN. BENJAMIN F. BUTLER,
REVERDY JOHNSON,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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ZONE AND sEE.-IIais and Caps for the mil
~ lion II DRENNEN Elkton, MI. has no W
on hand the most extensive st ock Of Goods in the
Hat line ever exhibit ed in this market tapr 20.
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TIE FEsTlyAL.-A Ladies' Festival

TIE FEsrlvAL.-A Ladies' Festival
was held in the Court House, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings la:i for the benefit of
the Episcopal church of Elkton. The pro-
ceedS amounted TO about hundred dollars.
The affair was nicely gotten up-th ladies'
OF Elkton understand how to do such things
il the most approved style; great deal of
taste was displayed in the arrangement anH
decoration Of the tables. Some beautiful
bouquets anhvascs of flowers were on cxhibi-
/ ton and tor sale. On the last CIV, ming of the
festival beautifully wrought floral Pyramid
ornamcntct the centre of the main table, tho
handiwnrk Of one of Elkton's fair daughters.
On the whole the festival. in addition to its
| utility,-whch was the raising Of money to
put fence round the church, Il very prsise-
worthy object afforded fund of entertain
mcnt to those in Attendance. (among the num-
Der being several Of our epaulettcd trMnds
from Campo
We suppose among the many shifts to raise
the wind that Of festivals and church fairs
are as innocent, and generally as succcssfup
as any. There is, perhaps, no pleasanter way
OF being. humbugged ont of ones money,
than by an array Of bright lamps, bright eyes,
and bright faces: and sweet flowers, sweet
cakes, and smiles. At least the devoted.
victims walk, ny apparently willing sacrifices,
to tho altar.
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enthusiastically California, and A,
VI A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 3, 1860. d. SCOTT x BRO.
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MEMS Lace Boots and Brogans: Boys Calf
Itl Monross; Boys Oxford Ties; Boys Brogans,
DC receivedithis week, and for sale by
March Q, 1851. X, +. MAY
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JUST OPENING It DRENNFN is now open
y very extensive stock Of Goods of all
varieties usually kept in this market. and offers
inducements 10 purchasers such as he has never
offered befole lnpril ~.
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Lumber! Lumber!! Lumber! J!
100 OOO FEET SIDING sawed 6, 7
lUU,UUU and inches wide
Panel. Selects. Cuttings White Pine and Hem.
I"fA Fencing, Joist, Scantling. l,nthes aud Shin
81 5 and a general assortment Of Lumber in the
rrrrh.
tY"Low FOR the Cash, or approved paper, by
holland Il co,
sept !. 1850 Port Deposit. Md.
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Hats, Hats, Hats.

BANANA Hats Mackania Hats; Stra "
L II ats; Cheap Leghorw Hats just received
and for sala by RE-. MAY,
May 4, 1861. In the " Hollow"
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NHGLL FEED for sale by
lfl apr 80. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Baltimore and Susquehanna

STEAM COMPANY.
.N Regular Daily Line
tA Except sunday for Port
VGSS:-a.: 3}}1a?47 Deposit. Havrc de q race
mud Tilp Water Canal
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THE PJKE'S pEAK GOLD REGION.

To tie Editor If The W Y Tribrac.
Sin: have read in your paper of the Och ult.,
an article underline cartiouof Tie Rocky MOHntairs
in which you do tbHcouniry great injustice. Iwill
admit ,hat Pixies Peak" as il Is called, is not
California, but will risk NY reputation on the AS
oe,tion that the Rocky Mountains Of Colorado Ter
ritory viii yet be one Of the permanent god-leds 0!
the world.
You say, in your issue OF TIE 10th ult., that yon
have not beard Off "big strike" having been made
here lately. 1 claim that there has been. The
Brckskin 10 and The Montgomery districts are new,
large and well defined, and will furnish good paying
quartz fox 80 mills ss large as Gen. Fremonts IN
California. Some one would say 600, but put ii
witnin bounds; and the discoveries in that region
are only beginning 10 show themselves, and there Is
=. telling what they will be. Aud, besides, ali tie
old mines in the Gregory region, including South
Clear Creek aud Boulder, are now making richer
Yields than heretofore. The great trouble still Is to
save the gold. This difficulty will be overcome in
time.
III NY calculation, make 10 mention Of the dis
coyery Of DR.. DiIdsal which is now only BALI me-
iured, for extracting gold from the vast and mex
heustibe quantities Of Pyrtos Of Iron found in every
lead. This of tself, il successful, as believe 1t will
be, will astonish the world.
In MI my letters written in 1853 and 80, was
very careful Ia my statements in regard to tbs eoup-
/ try. Every line wrote then was true. stated,
rs state now, that the placer or gulch-diggmgs,
though numerous. arc limited in their extent, owing
to the formation of the mountain ranges. Still, they
are not all discovered yet; nor will this species of
mining be done away for the next century in ibis
Territory, in my opinion. Our main reliance,
however, is our vast and inexhaustible quartz
leads, now found nearly everywhere in GER
tain localities, and which viii be as per.
mGnert the everlasting mountains themselves;
and when proper capital and machinery arc
brought to bear upon our rich and inexhansiibie
Inines the world will 10 satisfied that Pikos Peak
is 10 humbJg, your article referred TO would seem
TO indicate. You lead the public 10 believe thai We
have no: over 1900 inhabitants, after Geducting the
Is 900 Indians. Now, Mr.. Greeley you do not troa
us fairly. To my certain knowledge, We hGd-b,
T the United States Marshals report III june last
: over $4,000 Inhabitants.
We do Lot invite emig ration 10 come here, nor d
ask oaptas;s,to come unless they wish to do so
: bat there arc fortunes here for them if tteyoome
Colorado Territory is doing very well now. Denve
City-the seat OF government, Us you arc pleased t
call itis alao doing well. The people of this Terri
tory have more money in circulation, dug from on
mountains, than those Of any ether Territory III I'd
. Union Weared,ing well, comparable eithcr kansa
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NETWORK DArIYr TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1861.

inert and prices 6ruer sales Off GO bales 7oac
3 100 -
EH0fSTs market 1, steady. fai, nard; sales OF 100
@ New Il IA c for ir 90 prime and 90 baes Yelrln
Il iI0l.c tor good to IrlUe.
HIDE s-lhere l. good Jemsni rni prices ave steady
ga .stoa We gao'r Bnenos Ayres at y! Morocco at
&c. sid Cli' MA a. l2jc.
"a -ie ia good ceniandi sales Of oOoCoO Eastern at
81 l2i 3ms..
SEihe narlei il quite duh but in Ike absence of
ceip Zee. are su-ta ned.
fEklHaR--Hrmlpck end O,k arc both In moderate de-
3D., o1d ~ ieady We quote az l8 ia for L ut
MOI oss l. arm; sales Of few hhds Cuba and Tarbs.
q - GA tIiv,te ierDs.
EaVAL STORES sre devoid Of activity end prices o.
- ~ Torp,itiue somewhat uop u az - cash. a.
which Some - btls. ~.
OLE aIe quist bra sic i3y at previous rates
ILOFi. HE Pork msrstt l. f1fiy active and IN
fecd pics eng qniie iregu The sucs compile ft0
oi' u ( % j. % for Ness, ucodi go btl, kxtrs
he~ Mes end City PINE Mess end ~ ia - for imc
bee D. in" scve aud better ,gs - IA, bbls. ~ II 25O
81 ~ iew epa'Lti AeBi lG : ~ y f.r EXt,. IisIce
Itffisi In dem nd les Of 49, t- Wef.Tp India tf,ss
=: Slrt ~ 80. Beef iums u,e sl5 s0a 40.
Bacon J. qrit s8rs of 80 LhGs Nc'sf L6sed u
Dfesra Logs IN good DEMAND - for heagY. Gas
A'i' ae d. Lard j s'"ady md Ia lotelne eti
Of ub ~ Ba; lc., the Liter rete Tor lIl lily. buer
and ere dy snd 10 COED iequost pryi5rs
III IL di; taics have been Lale Il previous u ices
We qg ies "a 1882 lcoib.
rhLs-A iI deu aud r,vail ior Clover Seed O. f0i2c
nainy ior shpnenG Tim,y S. oJ 10 quiet III ,5a ~
4 hush.
srGABS-TLc d,raId l. very moderate sd pccs are
in'1h ~ sairt . ia bids osily Cuba 81, C. We
qnotr III ~ coed Refining Il = eI'c Refined firm.
SAhiibo neIsei quest, bat prices viicut farther
change
T.iLOw-Thc market is du1 and raih,r lover; sale, Of
. gro o. e = lcAc iasils rate ior Western. Rough Fat
WHISKY 8, inactive Request at steady rates ,sle. of
J 30 blis. ei b4L
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or Nebraska. Many of our fsrne and ronche men aro
making fortunes. Our rich aud fertile leys will
very coon furnish citizens all they need in tie
produce line. With our untold pasture lands no ono
need now 60 70 Texas 70 raise stock. Come here:
we need no more hay here to winter cattle tLan
they do in Texas, with better market All our sd.
vantaecs combined viii at no distant day make Col.
orado Territory all that is fiends aud early setters
hoped for. Tie fact 49, j, bas far surpassed my
expectations. Our climate, as you ,tsae, is the
Switzerland Of Ameriea.
Ifyor people in tie great and grand City of New.
York thi K You have all Tic pleasure this earth can
furnish, we, tep, ople Of Colorado, wont you to en-.
JOY It; but, for my AXE, lci Colorado alone. you
cannot-say anything in favor cay nothing against
w. VIZ. LAEMER, jr.
Dcatey Cav Colorado Territory. Nov. 6, 1861.
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The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
have three locomotive cars now successfully run
lng in the passenger traihc-tbese Combine u loco
motive and passenger coach. One Of & err, during
five months ending with Sept 81, ran 1909 miles
at total coft, for repairs fuel stores. and train fer-
vice, Of 81. 323 15-an average Of only ll.o6 cents
per ,nile run. Another Of them . employed a. Il
payuasier'a carriage, and tLiId las recently been
placed !. he passenger uaIe.
TIE Chicago Tribune gays:
aprs Of Lsuds are scattered dong tho rc q Tho Chrfo
aud ck Isinud Btilsoed putting substantial foit tnltni
"a % era bsnaah tho most iTortWt bts"s that nave Ao
been previously thus built New on IL also beins iaii SIC
tbe tfack Ell ba1sied. Twenty pew - cars Ae bt.ib
e5Yeirue.cd to d eel the Lecesslta % the Tptd
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The demand for loans u veT moderse The pok bus9s.
90 las in commencing that Iaper connected WIN at
trade u The elas gtocely erch-ts 90
In the main lenders rather than toIfomtrs "a heavy ~
potiog Aouso Who usually mako arrangement thu. ll.ou
OF lie season 10 snsfer funds 70 Ne"Orleans iot n Iu
chase Of sueaT and oGs.os doing nothing IL Hl' me-
nae this money here 10 swc the aggregate Oh o. All
able cspa, 49,, ~, a..
The operations Ia exclsnse to-day were Hht On o9 sac
end bs ces rcsned noout they were 81 The Gloss ~
terdsy.