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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-01
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
1(onetarg an0 Commercial 8ebieU.
BALTIMORE, February 27, 1855

3
Much dizziness TO attend Stock operations lust
now. Sales to-day small Baltimore 6s 1890, ad
vanced one per cent n W Virginia, Sd mortgage sold
at 40H Springfield Mining, 2%G24 Baltimore and
Ohio shares receded ~ in regular way buyer 60 DAYS
Nothing was done in Northern Central shares their bonds
Of 1885 fell of Bank of Baltimore shares sold at 96H
Citizens Bank 1O Virginia endorsed gold at 90
Rates OF money and bank discounts remain unchanged
in this market
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of and half per for the last six
months six per payable the stockholders or their
legal representatives, and after Monday next the Ist
March at the Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore and one and
half per cent. to be added to the Contingent fund
At the 1st and ID Boards New York today Virginia
6's receded 4, La Crosse Canton advanced Erie Is
Illinois bonds i Michigan Southern R r r. New York
Central 80, Panama Reading "a Cleveland i Toledo
~, Cumberland Coal u Second Board closed firm No
sales have been made to-day Of magnitude any OF the
leading articles and although there is some appearance
Of spring trade commencing little has been done far
In New York more goods paying duties than of lats
which augues fayoraby
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To Advertisers-Ia order to afford the public an OPP
orteiy to jUdge for themselves Of the merits Of the EG-
change, irge edonS iriH be ISSUED for he first fe'c days
OF as publication and distributed lcjdslg dRd grdtuoay
U'tt the city, and also those sections If the country
'oh'ch connected cH IjmoTc By business relations
Merchants and others to may propose to ddrtiS an our
columns, rU do reH therefore, 10 send in then advertise
hehts at and Hsrcjy obtGH the Gdrnat6ge Of the eT
tended circulation cich such grGtouS distribution Of the
paper, both IN tara amt ccg rH dtoFd az ddrda"ge
7chich ichO The r|S Of legitimate ddrer
Using 'ciH fail to appreciate For rates Of advertising see
Table elSeicbcre.
To Readers.-By means Of the gratitiouS distribution
dbove adrerted to- 1t is designed to make the Exchange per
form in part its canraSSiRg Persons disposed 10 en-
courage the enterprise continue the experiment at te'
pleasure j residing aciin the city by Sehng J'""
time TO time Nth the carrier upon tie terms stated efSe'oef
# out Of the city by sending their orders TO me cD'ce o. ne
paper, accompanied by pre- payment for the tme SPECIFIED
To Observation-Disclosures communication inten
ded for publication be accompanied By the name Of tn
1crer. Manuscripts should be c'1e" on one Sde Of IN
paper only.
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FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, Feb. 2s.-The steamer Empire CITY,
from New Orleans, with dates to the goth, arrived
this afternoon. She also brings Havana dates of
the sd. The Spanish frigate Belen and steam fri
gate Bezneguela sailed on the 23d from Havana, as
reported for Vera Cruz.
Sugar quiet. Molasses firm. Exchange tend
ing downwards. Freights lower.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, P. M.-Henry A. Washing
ton, late Professor of History in William and Mary
College, Va, Editor of the Jefferson papers, acct
IDENTIFY met his death this afternoon, by an air gun
at his residence in this city,
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MARKET HOUSE BURNT

New YORK, Feb 27.-The City Market House,
corner of Blocker and Broadway streets, was par
TALLY destroyed by fire this morning Three men in
ii were burnt to death.
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NJ 4 r RI ED

on "Wednesday 24th instant, by Rev Mr. Shreeve
1o 1I l. \ IHALL, Of St Marys county. Miss SA
RAH f. HICKS of this CITY
~ On the 10Th instant, by the Rev Geo G. Brooks. J. ED.
city avg VI "'''
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Prices of Stocks in New York at First Board February 81
MdTktI heaNN.
At the Second Board Saturday.
BALTIMORE MARKETS,

February 81 1858
CANDLES-There is considerable more activity in Can
dies. Adamantne held firmly IedY cts Al
which figures heard Of sale made yesterday of 400
boxes.
COFFEE-The Coffee market to-day has been quiet with
no transactions that could hear Of to note Rio may
be quoted 10 dO& cts for fair 04 for good ami
dlI4 for prime to choice. We refer to the report
of Messrs White \ Elder, for the week just ended
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
stock of Rio Coffee February 20, 1858. "a 900 bags
hecelFe" since $1,000 ''''......,.., none
Taken for consumption. 500
Stock this day 900
SALES.
200 bags Rio to liz cts.
1000 .....lO% cts
500 ......iOE cts
REMARKS
The market il less animated for some time past AMI
prices of good and medium grades have fallen on ABOUT one
quarter of the highest point This applies
more especially to invoice sales.
Prime selections fair demand ana prices well sup
ported The total transactions OF the week amount u
5000 bags. including sales from second manu-,
The Mount Vernon reported below with tull cargo, Is
the only arrival from Rio since January 18th.
We quote prime Rio at II to IN cts; good l034 cts,
FI0I-R-There IS no change to note in Flour The
market TO day was very quiet with sales but the
400 bbs of Howard Street and Ohio Super at "a 50a
a. 62& and to-day of 200 bbls. Ohio at 81 so Howard
Street and Ohio Super held at "a So and City Mills we
quote $437H cash and "a 80 time There is no de
mand for Extra Flour We quote Ohio Extra So How.
ard So 25 and City Mills S512 a 80 % Rye
Flour is very dun S3124G325 Corn Meal 50 20 for
Baltimore and 1925 for Brandywine-
GRAlNThe offerings of grain to-day were larger than
for time time past being in the aggregate about
20 900 bushels Of all descriptions Sales Of about 400
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm on Saturday nigh
about nine o'clock, was false.
POLICE.

ANOTHER BURGLARY.-The residence of the Hon.
Joshua Vansant, on North Front street. was broken
into some time during Saturday night or Sunday
morning, and robbed of several articles of clothing
The burglars effected entrance by breaking open
the front parlor window shutters, and would no
doubt have carried off every valuable article in the
lower story, if they had not been suddenly scared
by the movements Of some of the family in the up
per story. The thieves had arranged everything
properly for a sudden retreat in case of a surprise
as the front door found unlocked and aiar,
when one of the family first arose in the morning.
ARREsrs.-Charles Miller was arrested bv officers
Cadle and Brown, for assaulting and beating Ida
Smith; he committed for trial before the Crimi-
nal Court by Justice Audoun.
Sarah Drum was arrested BY officer Bosnian 6r
refusing to clean the snow from the footwav. She
fined 81 and costs-tota S2.3I-by Justice
Griffin The fine was subsequently RENTED b. the
Mayor and costs returned
Mr.. Peterson arrested by officer Graham on
the charge ct throwing stones in the street. Fined
one dollar and costs-total Sl.3l-by Justice Au-
doun.
John Kripps arrested by Lieutenant Marsh,
of the Eastern District, on the charge Of abusing
his family. Committed to Jail in default of security
to keep the peace by Justice Audoun.
BuRGLARto,s.-Th house of II. G. Wright ESD
in Park street, Franklin, was entered on Fri
day night br burglars, who after ransackng the
basement story, departed without stealing thing
Of value. The frequency Of such occurrences of
late is not very creditable to the vigilance of the
police.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-In compliance with
the public desire Encouragement has been effected
with the distinguished comedian Mr.. Charles Mat
thews, who, during the week will give representa-
tons of someof his prominent characters. Tonight
he appears in three highly amusing pieces, includ-
ing the laughable comedy of "Trying 1t On
which has been received with the heartiest melri-
ment on each representation. Mrs. Chas. Matthews
has also been ie-engaged and appears this evening.
We call attention to the advertisement in to-day 5
paper, of the Peak family the celebrated Vocalists,
Harpsts, and Bell Ringers, who intend repeating
during this week, their entertainments, which have
been numerously attended and greatly approved
Their Concert on Saturday afternoon at the Ma
ryland Institute, was attended by several thousand
oh;
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BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration far the aoaM Of Fe5rulrv
JOHN HURST
A. FRIEND. WN A DEAN
oRNlLLE RICHARDSON. j. HOPEINSON SMITH
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Petitions Presented.- VIM. Alexander to repeal
the tax on mortgages Mr.. Harrington, similar
petition Mr.. Mcpherson, of sundry citizens of Bal
timore city and county, for prohibitory liquor law
Mr. Bacon OF ~ citizens of Hartford county, against
any law to protect wild fowl in the head waters of
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supply OF this wonderful Medicine for the OF Rheu
nEtsm Dsafpess, Piles, CoTns and all nervous diseases
Headaches and Palms. has been received BY EHIN, PIN
DLETON CO., and BY 10. G. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn
where II can be obtslBed The suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately See advertisement in another column
PEoF HAsKELL-The following testimony In favor Of Dr.
HaakeiIs Electric OIL is furnished for publication
PROF HAsKELL-Dear Sir feel 20 be my duty 70 In
form public, through you what yoHF wonderful "Eee
O has done my family. Ny vile has been alarm
ngy troubled with ang Of the womb and pains In the back
and breast bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and
TO-DAY she entirely free from pain and sends her smesE
aspects your aud prosperity have had rheu-
matte pain in my chou ders and for long time, and
ten minutes the time applied your OIL the pain vas
all gene Il istFuy aWOHdeTul remedy for all palms, such
We have been suffering wth and Iebeerfuly give this
testimonial o. its efscta.
CT. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before this day, Gath Of July,
1857. LIBERTY Waltz, Justice OF the Peace
such testimony tells O'er tTae ale worth columns OF
made certificates AL the snd, and great way OF.
Try t. ye suffering and afflicted See advertisement in
another column, maIlo&B
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NEW BOOKS.

Tbs Life and Works Of Isaac Watts.
The Life Of Sir Henry Hamlock, K CD.
Ths Communion Table BY DR. Cunning.
The Infant Salvation BY Dr. Cumming.
Tia Baptsmal FOunt by DR. Cumming.
ChFistOur Passover By Dr. Cunming
Thoughts On the influence Of the Holy Spirit By Dr.
Cumming
Ths Finger Ct God BY Dr. Cumming.
The Great Secret b. Dr. Cunning
The PrOImate signs Of the Of this Dispensation
By DR. Cumming.
Signs Of ths Times b. DR. Cumming
Philosophy Of the Plan of Salvaion-WaIksr
Philosophy Of Skepticism and Ultraism-Wslkar
Alexander Fletehers Sermons-comDlets
Signs Of the Times By Bunssn.
The Methodist Preacher.
Here and Hereafter By Athsrp
The Prince Of the House of David.
DR. Cummings Daily Family Devotion.
Life of DR. Ksue BY Elder.
Dr. Kane's Arctic Explorations
DR. Livingstone's Reseaic e. es in Africa
Discoveries i North and Central Africa bv Rsrth
Partons Life Of AarCu Burr
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1855
Hand * o. Household Scieuce-Yorman
L.terarr Attractions Of the Bble-Halssv.
WoIthen's CyeOpedia Of D .awing.
The P ts-StTeet Chg CD Lectures
For sale by JOHN YORK & co.
maya No. Union street.
JOHN YORK co, have i6r sale PoTtsrs spirit o. The
lines for this week. maya
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REPAIRING.

Coaches.
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HoRsEs AID MULEs.- Thousands OF these vau able ami
mails re lost every year. from their not knowing how
otreat the various diseases they suffering with,
from usiRE inferior remedies. This is peculiarly in
gard to diseases sprnghal, spawn, Pol,evr and
such the result OF sprains bruises harness gals,
etc. these diseases readily durable BY the Of
penetrating inment, which s absorbed BY tie pores
OF the skin and at drive OF the bad humo that feed
and keep up the disease Among all the LmentI tAaths
invented posses the PenetrsVe and dRd
sive principle such degree Dr. Braggs Arctic Lna
ment article which is rapidly driving all similar prepara
Il rs out OF market For sale by Druggists generally.
msy5-d&Wlm
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SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We authorised TO announce A. CULLOM ST. OF Over
tor county, candidate for Judge OF the Sixteenth Judicial
Circuit composed OF the counties Of Overtan FeutFess
Morgan, ScO, Cumberland, sequgtchie White, Bledsoe,
and Marion kieetoni Thursday, May q, 1858.
april 2l-td.
We sTs authorized % announce 3. Z. GARDREHIRk a
candidate for Judge Of the Sixteenth Circuit composed Of
the counties Of Overton, Fenreg Morgan Scott Gambler
land, White Bledloe, Bsquachie and Marion Election,
Thursday, May p, 1858. mar este
We are authorized 70 ann ounce A. A SWOPB candid
for Attorney General Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, Nay 9th, 1888. arSS-te
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Time: 3:543.


The RACE TO-DAT.-The following is the purse for
to-day. If anthat are entered start it will certain
Iy be an interesting and exciting race:
Swespsake for uuted years old mile heats sloC
entrance; S25 forfeit.
W. I. koundhes names Oh. by Albion, dam BY
Puam.
John Kennedy names blk C: BY Albion, dam by
IeviathGn
join Kennedy names &. C. by Emu, dam by Ain
derby
". T Cheatham names Oh. t. by Glencoe, dam By
Levathsn.
James jackson names 70. C. by Glencoe, dam BY
Ohello.
CT Geo Elliott names Oh. { by Albion, dam by
Leviaiban.
Gen. VIC. Harding names Oh. + by ALBION, dam BY
Priam
Gen ". G. Harding names Dr. by Epsilon, dam BY
Pram.
Gen ". g. Harding names Br. f. by Epsilon, dam
by Msrgrave.
Rice and Curtey name b. c. by Yorkshire, dam BY
Glencoe
T G. Moore names ch c. by Glencoe, dam By
Frank.
RIVER NEws.-River on the decline with six feet
sCant on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant with the appearance
Of being settled.
EXpe,ted.-Red Rover frOmNeW Orleans Jenney
Gray from Pittsburgh.
Arrived.-Seve...y Six, Cincinnaii Cuba, Padu-
cab; Scotland, New Orleans.
Departed.-Cuba, Carthage, light Sligo, Burks-
vile, with full cargo.
Boats leaving.-This day at 10 o'clock, a. m, the
steamer Seventy Six, Barcklay, for Cincinnati.
This will be the only down river boat.
Business daily growing more dull.
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may9-prs. fee IS wat.

Littleon Collier and hers vs. William W. oO-fork
Isham PLOris anG others-InjuuctOl Bill
nOLJn If com aluaulS, By their IcIO and 1t ap-
~ pearInE 10 tae slsfAct The CLERK and Master,
rom Allegation IL Iomplalnanis H. which TO-
Ia the endanS Chris pher CsIk, Aanda Clark aud
Soei0y PLos OF the State OF tennessee
IL Is ordered that publication be made for four
weeks Ia The UDOu aud Am FspapeT puO Ished
IN the cyo Nashville requ ring said de enoaDts 10 appear
al The Cha9csry COlrt TO be held for The
county OF Jackson Ine hOase The lOgn OF Cans
boo TIE uTsJ Wednesday after the second NOndsy IN
July next then and there enter their dtelce 10 CON-
PiaInaats said BILL viii be taken for confess
and set cOEa Tor hearing eE pare as 10 t1em.
WI Bolts,
m8vQ-nrs fes IS vat Clerk and Master.
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may 9-Prs ice $3w4L
Robert H. T. straton. vs. ,ln.m Stratoa and others

Robert Il. 7. StratOn VS. llham Str4toa and others
llq ami AtCh. Bill
ON motion of compartments by their solicitor, and it sp.
~ peIHHg 10 tie sat stIcuUn Of the Clerk and Ma ,ter
iron allegation claimants bill, which was sworn
TO- that the defendant WIIuam SratJu PRESIDENT #
the Slate Of tennessee: IL ordered that publication be
de Tor four successive weeks In the Union and American
newspaper published IN Guy Vt N-snvlIIe requiring
SAID defendant appear at the next tenn the Chancsry
Court held tJr county # J-ck5On at the court
hOuse GanstOrO the first Wednesday after Tie Sec
ond Monday July next then and there 10 en- er his &C.
fence to compliments ssId Dill The wall be taken
for confessed and set down bearing eXparts him..
". ID. BJITS,
msy9-prE. fee 50 wat. Clerk ana Master.
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". n. BUTTS,
Clerk and Masler.
may9-prs. fee 50 VA

Nancy Maxwell, vs. Cornelius Max ell-Original Bill.
m motion " complainant by h-r sglIc Tor, aud sp
~ peaTlng 10 The slLstlCI tle Clerk Master,
n III legation IN compliments Du which To-
hat the dee Iuant uOnresGeotUI The state Of Ten
e. IL Is ordered that pub l-aIJg be uade for four
successive weeks IL Tue Ulun aud American newspaper
publisher IN The cry Ot Nashville r,quIung delen
dsnt TO appear al The neat ynancey Court
De LeJ .ot h county Ul Jack The the
OEn Of GansbOr tie Wednesday after the sec
Uud NJ nday In July next defence to com
plansnls bill, wall Ue -ksn for confessed and
sci cOTn for hearing eEparJs . nm.
W. H. BCTTS
ay9-Pra- ice 50 wa Clerk aud Master
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No WAR-ExoDUs OF THE MoRMoEs.- gence
has been received by Express at LeavenWorth, We
learn by telegraph, that Brigham Young and his
deluded followers have laid down arms snd yielded
10 the Government. Gov. Cumming was already in
Salt Lake City on Brigham YOung's invitation, and
many eff the Mormons have already departed-but
where it is not clearly stated 1t is highly probable
that Col Kare, an agent Of the Government, who
reached Salt Lake City February, via California,
automatically arranged the surrender. Brigham,
no doubt, was rather glad of the chance. I'VE reckon
nobody will grieve at their leaving our Territory.
Our special despatch inGmates that the move
ments Of the troops from LesvenWerth will be
stopped.
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Strength and HeaIth =

Strength and Health RestOredy-Mr. IOHS
DAVIDSON; liyngten miles above Pittsburgh the Penn.
syvanis Canal, says " Wheel 1 commenced taking Ber-
have's Holland Biters, could hardly walk. Now enjoy
excellent beth."
HEADACHE AND DEHILITT Mr. SILGs J. LrsCoEB, of Brm-
nghsm, ,ayss IL have founu in BerhaVes Holland Bittes
remedy Headache and Debility. My vile has also used
il with tn greatest benefit"
Mr.. A S. NIOHJuON, Of Pittsburgh also remarks that he
hs experienced much relief FONTS for headache
may7.
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DissOIufiOna

He partnership eIUtofe sIg under the style and
4 hrm of CHf.Cn ABBOTT dissolved on the 9th
INST by mutual consent take effect on the "a OF Feb
uary, ISIS The business will be continued by Clifton,
Albright Co, OF Philadelphia.
AL persons indebted the late firm, previous to the
"a OF February SOS, will please call immediately (at the
cid stand No Cedar Street, and settle W III George b.
Aoho who is fully authorized collect and receipt for
tie same.
In rsurng from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pessIe recommending 10 the patrOus Ee OF my
friends Messrs Clifton Albright d Co.. as gentlemen
worthy confidence and solicit for them continuance Of
past iavors GEO. B. ABBOTT.
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msy9-PrS. fee s. Wat.


Ishsm Phoris AID others, vs. Ltleon c. CoIlier,and
OIhert-Org.nd Bill,
ON TOtOa of cOmys nants, b. their solicitor and sp.
pearBg TO the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master
fOn an allegation com aInanls bill which vas sworn
To- tina the deenasnts Shelby PhOns Chris Opler Clark
and MaiDda Clark residents OF The State If Ten
nessee 1t is ordered, thai publication be made Or four
successive weeks tn Union aud American newspaper
published IN the city Of Nashville requiring said nOlresI-
dents appear tie OF The CnaGCery CUu to
lie held Oc the county Of Jacksoa curt house the
Town OF GaInsbOTO, first eunesday alter the second
Monday July neG then and the their defence
10 c.my ainanIs SAID b or the viii be taken TOR
confessed and let Gown O he0ring expaTte 10 them.
". Ii BUTFS,
msy9-prs fee s. Wat Clerk and Master.
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MERCHANTS.

Who visit Nashville purpose Of buying Table Knives
and Forks Pocket Knives, Shrsr and LessOr Shot Guns
and Rnes Locks OF all kinds Cotton Cards, Axes any
the nnumeTable items nee essary 10 make up complies
tock Of
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II CHANCERY Al -AIysBUKu.

Nelson Sad er, VS.. James h. Lausuea Jane Lansdeu,
Benjamin S5Onule aud O,hers~-O igIn4l Bill.
ON mo ion and at lavIt Of OmpaInan.s solicitor, and
~ 1t appearing the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master That the d.fsncant Benjamin S-OnIlar is nom
resident Of the Sa.e Of TENNESSEE Is oTde that
publication be made for four CcessIve weeks N the
Union and American newspaper published the ely OF
Nashville, NJ defendant apsbr
county O, JACKSON the town OF aIus
6OrJ the first Wednesday aie The second Monday III
Jul next then and tIeIe enter his dc T. sOu.
panaus sai BILL the Will be t-keu for confessed
and EEL Gown iJr LelrIug exparte - 10 hun.
". n. BUTTS,
may9-prs. fee 50 Va Clerk and Mas.er.
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NEW YORK, May l9.-The steamers news had
no effect on the market. Cotton depressed; Flour,
southern 45a4 20; Wheat, choice Southern White
27aI IS, Western Red I0OalO8; Corn 7la73 A.;
Mess Pork II 50al7.75; Bacon, Hams 84a82 Shout
ders 65a7; Linseed 64aG6; Hides and Taow IN
changed; Sugar active, Inferior Orleans AZ, Mus
eOvedO 54aG3; Coffee lOalOa
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GREAT EXPOSURE IN misunderstanding to
the report Of the Legislative Committee in WisCOn-
sin, the great land grant to the Milwaukee and La
Crosse Railroad in 1856, was secured by bribng the
Governor, his Secretary, State officers, Judges Of
the Supreme Court, nearly all Of the members Of
the Legislature, and others who were not officials
but influential. The enormous sum of S9S90OO in
bonds Of the road was distributed among the per
sons-from the Governor, who it is stated received
$4,000 to an editor, who got $1,000. Such shame
less corruption was never parallelsd in this any
other country
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Rates OF Advertising.
TEN LINES Oh LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.


OBe square, one year, s3O-gaeh additional square, 0O.
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed fors viii be charged for the excess.
To Correspondence
viii save great deal OF unnecessary trouble our
ins6ds, in writing Us, viii bear in mind The following
rules:
Always give the date post once, county, and State in the
body OF yc9I letter.
II you wish The paper changed from once to another
give both Offices in fuil.
II you write business, and other matters Whts on
separate shes Of paper different leaves OF sheet
Letters and communications soisitsd upon all saeh
acts and subjects may be Of information interest 10
be pubic.
Anonymous communications Of Whatever character, viii
sceive attention
Correspondents should only upon one side Of the
paper
We undertake 10 rstusL rejected communications,
Az Letters business should be directed 10 Messrs G.
ToREzTT Co.. and personally 10 either Of the PrOph
etorE.
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southern rOrIaDie rtamJauOn
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Min
ERFabIiRIa1aa emit.

- y "A n HAAA=
DstOnes Of all
sizes on hand
lndmadetO Or
der, smut mills,
mill irJns, mill
geering, b cit
ing hosting
and regulating
screws, screen
viz, damssi
irons, Plaster
paris, Dutch al
choir brand boil
tingclOthsOiau
lumbers.
We also con-
tract for the G.
rsctiOn OfhOuT
lngs nd sa W.
nilIa. Also all