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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
FREE NEGROES ON RAILRoADs.-A

FREE NEGROES ON RAILRoADs.-A
bill has been introduced in the
Tennessee Legislature to prevent
free negroes travelling on the railroads
in this State, which passed at the
first reading. The bill provides that
the President who shall permit free
negro to travel on any road within
the jurisdiction Of the State under
his supervision, shall pay fine of
$500; any conductor permitting =
violation of the act shall pay a fine Of
$3.50; provided such free negro is
not under the control and care of a
free white citizen of Tennessee. who
vouches for the character Of said free
negro in a penal bond of $1,000
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

On THE QUI-VlvE FOR MARAUDERs.
The papers from the various sec
tons Of Virginia TEEN with the fol-
lowing useful advice: s.
"Should any suspicious looking
characters be found lurking around
US, require them to give satisfac-
tory account of themselves, or COM
pei them TO make their e1it in doub-
le-q,uck time"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Hall Bound Over.

NASHVILLE, Dec. An the pre-
lininary examination of Allen A.
Hall, for killing Poindexter, be was
bound over in the sum of S2,5O0
for his appearance before the Crimi-
nal Court.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

The convictsin the California State
State Prison attempted to escape Oh
the 9th ult. They we're fred upon,
three were killed, eight wounded, and
the rest surrendered. M
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Refused 10 Adjourn.

BosroN, Dec 2.--In the State Lepis-
lature to-day both IT -
-. ..uuses refused to
au,ourn in consequences of the execu-
ton Of Brown. Theresolutions we're
voted down With much unanlmlfy,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
A MoTHER's GRAvE.-An e,

change contains the following:
"John G. Fremont headed the list
Of subscribers in California to the
monument to the late Senator Bro J.
erick. He gives $780,"
The Charleston Courier adds the
following statement, brief, but what
a volume Is crushing rebukc does it
contain:
1.-The mother Of John c.. Fremont
was inferred in this city; and her
grave. we believe, is not marked"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

FaEE NEeRoEs.- Propositions 20
pending before re .u;.,.,nres Of
IT. 80
.auoessee, Alabama and Georg'a 10
expel the free negroes from those
states. There seems to be a grow
ing sentiment in favor Of the rsmos-'
al of this class Of population.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

AN EMIssARY.-The Eataw Gala.
Wing learns that among the effects
of Bertram Round, who died a few
weeks since in Marepgo county, Ala
hama, were three letters from SOS
sawattomie Brown" marked San
swered." This Round was pese>
singing master from ahoIi-
tiondom.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Death Of Washington Irving.

New York, Nov. 29-Washington
Irving died last evening a. 1rvinot"~
bis country residenrc "a,
year Of his -~., IN the 77th
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
MYSTERIOUS.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Dec. g.
We understand that letters were
mailed at the posloffice yesterday, to
the Sheriff Of every county in Viz
ginia, but by whom or for what pur-
pose is not known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

. Iss BEluTiruL Open Front sHdins ro,r sto,s.
'ook tue 1IRsr PREMIUM St our late Comfy iais
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18
Coal s. Coke
Coal, COaE. Coal,

A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL,
"A VIII keep cons anti on hand and for sale At Euclid
ST. r. R. CrOsting by the load at the lowest
c ith prices.
Several " the hest qusiteS nj Btunlu0us Goals r
CRATES stoves aud faa T generally Alec rood Black
smIi and Setm CCtls always Oa hand and uHnIR eoou
CnvHR cUnuAuAnco oi tha former patr, Of said
yaid most respcofsy soleitsd Alto won invite all
others withint to pirchhss Coal 10 fga call botOra
pu' oiatinE for iataud sell LoOd c1als and
reasonable termI a. can 10 bought N tho G ~.
Orders lon Tho Post ONCE Addressed to either Allen
Jones r. o, Pier, will receive nrumpt attention.
The Subscriber also coal constantly hand o. tho
G. P. r. Coal Pior and Is om the names,
or sale hY the iuad good Fsmy, Black
smith and Steam Coas all Of winch ne will seR prCos to
suit tho times, Orders loft Al tho Pest Oca addesed TO
ALLEN JONES,
viii receive prompt sttent-u.
Onice On G. kP II. r. Goal Pier and for tho Ahavo at
Euohd Sc X. X. Cr ssng, Ci'vs land Ohio. sop1s:g62
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wnrron corre.pordenee.

The Official Resuh ia T'rum5uH County -- Orr
Majority Colored Cth1ens Yoiin6-Dedih
of an Old Cih4en
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Bsyn For City News see third page.
For MarkeS Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

Torr,s S sEinIns per week to City sub.orisers.
-" l6ImS Five Dollars yssrto Mail subsoribors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18
ENAMELED GRtTEs AND HOUSE FUR
NISHINd GOODS,
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Var

L. the largest In tho marker, aud are Just received fr
ths best Honsas m Cinrnnsu and New York Where N
were recently selected at the owoEi pIices. Oar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18
CLEVELAND TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER is, 1869.
MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY mORNING, oor. is, 1859,


E Plain and OrnamsLtN Printiue svsry description
l1as atthe puuunE Esshshneut OF he Ladcf Ohra, 90
I'd atest proved and most rapid steam ltasscs, me
atve short notice sud Al reasonable rates Par
ieoar atdHon padto blsns wurk Esofy descriptions o.
lone especially Blank Book Ledgtrs, Jouraals.
f. - Ronts, ReceivinE BOOKS, 80, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

'WARREN, Oct. 10, 1859.
EDIToR LEADER Tho official vote has bocn
declared in this county, and, for the officers
named below, stands as follows
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THE VICTOR

HALL, SCHOOL HOUsE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
IL proved 20 ho greater Heater with tho -ame amount
Ahthricite or Btuninous Coal than any other stovs r
combination.
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Builders & Arfbitffts.

BROOKS S. @. & Il, w, BUILD
I'D ERs. Also danufacturert Of Doort, Blinds sash,
Brnckets and all kinds Of SorolSawinf and Gothic work
Particular attenti IN paid TO Fitting Stores Factory
nyision-st nea- Csntrs Rloek. Clcvelsnd % nala-ca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

Sui eontnnss liTEO, AVID % The TEIT DUMMY.
~ TIN ROOFING, aud ali JobbinG in our line wo
execute with prunI tres and 'neupaah" "
No havins eoted these Goods dsectibsd above IN
nert al tbs loNsgt Cash prices, usr ala
eodinily This fso gsthsr with our ihirtesu ys.fa'
sInetohce snablel ul TO tuARAHrER aATIFACSloE and
osr At1e stock Of Goods prices
than they asn hc purchassd sltsghors ~ iks market
LARGE SALEo AND SM ALI. pHOFiTs 10 our motto
Therefore don't fail 10 call decide for yourselves at
tho old aud we'll hnJwh store Of
W. /. MARVIN,
No ~ Publs square userJ opposite old Csurl House
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Boarding.
C0al Dealers
CanneI Coal.

J. M. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
on rRB
Cleveland n Pittsburgh II. r. Coal Pier
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
IL "CANNEL COAL" for ssle. Cali uhd Try It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18
The Oval Psrlor Stove called
TIL II PIE A RE,

Eo AnihrAcits Coal or Cole Il betauii new pattern
1neuncel ~ the dpzant Of uains The ar
& 1 70 ne perfect great seonomitsf fuel sads rrsa
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TYE AND EAR-HAVING RE

III ~ AM Eh n II "A INV AtAA-
II TIRED nom tbs general Praciies Of Aodoius, Aad
devoted much attention To tho Vrohs forms of dssats
the Eys and Esf, such tbs catarrhal pnd trrnfulout
GunOnhaal and NeuuiTc, Acute ant Chronic lnhaHaa-
lions of the Eye Oparss of the Cornea UauHlsled ds
In oyai pupil ansufotis sta hilrmA, PtorGiun Ao
those vsre dheassa Of the Far ohtu snding v dett
nait und Fucd 10 able 70 treat nearly eVefJ form OF
dlsssso of the EJf mode ess paafui tna far noIs
cesaul than IN on restoring ~ ght and
heaTnR aer n hsi mndss lad Jailed aud heNoT Leaving
the paiirni nors hOpollAS, a. n Vau often done q
Isf0isnces given. May he egnsuued A. Aose ~ outan0
assi, .sc.~sm VI " DoCTsL BRooKs.
, 1859-01-12

GTATE OF ILLINOIS - COUNTY OF
- Cook-ES. Geek 0e1rty Ceurt Ct cor7non p.tA
FeboarI Tern. J. y. 1S5A
Patrick flIrs.cs ~. w1ll4a Welch. William Welsh "a
D1ale Murphy an5 Je1eEtah l. h}Esela. In ChAacef5-
Aaldartt Of the nonresds-ce Of Jeremiah kns.!la
And DANIEL Murphy def.ndants hboTe named f has1oK
C,nn of Common Ptea5 nouef Is he;sey f!s1 t9 ,hhe
complainant 1ed Ii. bill e complaint 1ald Court o.
re chaaee de ae.sos o. ths an g ~ , Il
Court akan said defendans- returpshle % tas dsat
Monday Of Feoua7 next. 4sa9 - 4 By taT rseas1ea
DasIg Sofohy shall psssonai'y be aad p p1ppeas Y
thereof 10 Be holden af Chcaaa IN SAID c"uay. rn The
Art Monday of PebuaEy lsas and plead 1osRsr Of o..
ard the natter and ihlns therein charEsd ana sta,sd
1oA !" 49, W, kIMBALI4 Clerk.
- A.
, 1859-01-12

Stripes and Deniaas-heet with fair oe1nana
and prices are unchanged. LIT,
Htintx.-Mauy Of The leading printers stu
hold back, md Spring stylea are not fnlIy open.
Staple dark Prints srll meet With tsir sa.s 10
fill orders. Morton. Gfinasll d Co., snc oar.
Pripts, which ore very attractire. StanasFo
full nadders are selling OF 90eHc, Fancy 90
burRs aud Amasanths 1Q@1lc disposition 10
open ut 10 advance on these pr1cea mas peen
set aside, probably with Tlew TO discourage an
excessive production, at the same tiine tnae eao
sty.es brought out by the American ff1at
Works arc more than ordinarily showy, both in
design and colosipR aud include Roots Qaltze-
Tbs Dunue1 aud Richmond Prints are on!Y par.
tally opened, and present nothing strtHlnR as
yet Sons Covered work, tor Dns.efa rom me
Passaic Mills, with Morton, drlnneA <1eo' "se
perfect spcceRs.
==Ptsating Ceths-Are re1y firm q 5MG595e
per q square Salea u. .o00 pea sa1cs on pra'
.ate terms !, 500 pcs. 56x60 on private terms !;
l,500 pcs 40x43 on private tertnB-
f.inqAams.-The Glasgow goods ore opened
in fine asaortmen. BY Low, Hartman o., at
l0c. Other standard mukes are not yet offered.
De La;.e.-Samp!ea OF Hamilton goods. IN
! their excellent coioripg, have been exhibited
| bg e. Brewer Co. this week, nt lsc, but es 5et
very lit,Ie has been doue--other lending styles
| at goods, the Manchester aud pacihc, mol oelnR
] brought out, ,7-o,o.
| except from tic Clolbiers, fur Spring wear, is
quite moderate. Ia fancy CassimeEes We nolee
cl caut stylcs OF all.yeou1 line goods from b!aeI-
| wa1cr, saxouy, aul Auburn Mill, al s1Hi IS pet
| ward, which are ! credit to the mauulac'ulefs
/ SOM, Oxford aud SILK mixtures IRON 1he 5aA'tss
[ NILE ne aJso worthy OF notice. The same Price
- is pald now for spring good, w4s paid last fa
/ for heavier taLrics, We Aolcc with lawrence
| Wood xard Co. i Cotton warp hair i'ne Iassi'
| mere, which must compete with the aai.wool 'ab
! nc, ut Csc Our manufacturer, laSe brought oot
4 hlacL Satiuet 1t soc, which il readily taken II
| urefercucc T. low priced Dee=kins. But the lat
tcr description oil goods il well held.
, 1859-01-12

lFrota the \. T. Courier lnd Enquirer, jan. :ta.l
Trade bus hsrd!y opened in 9 general WY for
the pew year. Neither among Domestic nor
Foreign douBes il there any general exhibition
Of new goods, or any desire exhibited to pro.
mole IN easly opening OF the coming season.
Full reliance ID shown that the regular course
Of trade xill brlng out u full feuunerative busi,
nesa. Still, johbera arc stocking up SONG. and
there IRE hnyers In town from The South, the
Southwest and the far Vest Cioshiers also
continue 10 purchase pretty freely.
Dokss1lc Goops.-.A buoyant, confident toue
perSades The market Tor both Cottons and
Woolcne but nothing can be regarded u we'll
settled at this stage. We hare ueser kposn.
however, holdera to be more confident than n
present And ret. it is not impossible thst tho
large nnenufscture Of Cotsons now going on. TO-
&etAer "it9 uniavorable intelligence from the
China and Eass India markeA, mpy have Soma
influence aKalnst holders within The next thirty
days The iattsr hare The advantage. it ia true
OF confe8sed.y light stocks md m ensv n,onrv
market. Bus idle spiudlos and Print Wort1 are
being put in operation in n!l directions,
Of1As,-Are comparatively quiet We hear Of
83Se il still the current quotation for standard
brown Drills. Tbs pauso in the export bust
ness is attributable to the unfayorsbis reports
from China, aud disposition 70 await fuI.her
Developments respecting the administration ot
the internal at1are Of thxt country, before aRsiu
Ase'th6 .N6ctf upua tao tAPpft ol t&bflc4 10
that quarter OF the Globe.
Rro.rn SAe<ssags and .SAtrItaos-44 and 81
have been quite actlse-the former 10 iohhers.
md for export TO some extent; aud tbs latter to
the Southern trade, and for various con yertible
purposes, The heasy goods have sold 81 SIC.
sull, snd slight extra dlscount of. The j.
gooas hnve brought very full prices; thsy ~
Wide Roods are quiet hut in snail ~ md
well held. ~4'%
.K<4cA<d 1oodt-s bls.ched goods haye hear
sold 70 ths Southern trade 1t ~ adyanes H..
diam gooda are quiet. The ek0ck Of Iii t;1d,
bears no sort ol comparison with that Of ian
1851, end holders are very dsm.
saes1-Arc quick for the times at improving
priees- IL advance has been p.it by jobhsrs
Cottonad<-Stll readily 10 the Clothing trade
at foil psioea
1sets-Tact1 have been and ere dull and mac
tive; prices fhyof buyr,s.
, 1859-01-12

EaGs,-The demand for Fresh Eks5 dnrauS the pa's
xeet h,s been active 25c = do< Il which fSnre they
close k1u. LINED Eef1, &c 4 AoS- .-..--...-.
YRUITa-Gzrr1-Apple& common. eS6a4tho = ool
md cood to choice winter a5G6 bbL cranbesT1es VIC
bbl Of three buahes. Da1ko-Appe1, old. essSAe =
n: new 2aaxc. Peaches pased. 15s2c; nnpaseo+ w
41es- BlAekbesrses, T9lsc-
FfH-The following the ruling auotatonS io5 f1s7
ia this et:-Thefsh No. l. hf bols, ESQ. no.
10, u Ttout No. !. s25o, No. ~ Maefeftl No. l.
hfbb!a ea5o; No. 9 extra s75e. No. II bb's* a5oo
Me. Haefera. No. l qrs $50; No. kaas. q: No. .
an, &t5a; No. . kits, ss.5o. codash Aboa5m = 1o'
e.; Herring. Ezs:por- $50 bbl; No. 4995oc = oo1
Scale uerring. 6oa65e box.
FCRs AND EKIES.-Fura And Skins are coming II
slswy. The following arc lie quotations IN tbs MAJ
t.t:-srok cDaaoQ; Coon- 514:5c: Rat, winter. Ls
1sxe: Rat sor1ne -. Wolf, prairie. SO ,ac' 1aca
b.r d. Wild Oa1 4ae5oc Hours Cat 1oc- tkunk. SIC
| GRAY Fox, a514Qc, Red Fox. el.59 Bear. t5&s. op
possuu1 leH@15c Marten sl..5acs5. Fisher. se9A 70
Baker. &C. Lsnx. el.5o3a5o. Beaver. .5e9sl =
| Deer Ekins 1ehGcoc. ot:e.. t2Gt
| FEATHERs.-LYe Geese, Soc Tr.
GRA63 aEE0-The receipts during tie week bare oeei
ez,7 rs-ona hall Of which Eas arrived BY the GMeoi
Railway. and by the Michigan Southern RalWa,
The shipments East amount 10 u. .l5o - Tno1uT-Ih
demand ha, been quite urgent but the Light receipts reu
der the market Inactive Sales Of common TO prime haT
been made during the week ii u .659l.60 ba CLoTx
-ye,y little arriving. fen pAstels soid at ALL eu
| Toby - bu sold at u.
| GLAES-Ihe Gpllop Ing arc Wholesale cash rates:
, 1859-01-12

QooLHAu9 4 BROOKS.
DANKERS AND DEALERS II EX.
BURLINGTON. IOWA
~ Prompt alte2uoa ven to the collection Of hoteh
Drafts. etc
Refer 70 Georgs Saith Co.. Marine Bank. Aer.
haas Eayin3s Loan zod Trust Co. aod 2. u. ADAMS
r y noor B&uCH fuh221y =. =. HROOk3-
, 1859-01-12

bT Tr1u1Afn.1 NEW YozK. jar. IL
F.orz-Yr,aer. Demand fr for the Esstern &nd1ocal
trade. and ar moderate syeeIlaltys tnauiy Bale
l166 hpls n 60t 5 for super State; for
ExtA ftz:. sl6Ag4 W for 9rp.r We9tefn e5 tor
cotuuou n Eeoinm Extra WEzte1n; ssa5 W Eur tho-
piuk hl4oas extra tuund-toop 0hio-snN1et cicssa3
bnoy2nt- Canadian P.our-fIzneE. bAes ~ ee!9 =
453tEd.5 for COMMON to choi.e extra R,e fl:rF-seu-
frs At ~ lo4!o. B1ck*Aest Fourth good Request II
Ga1rs-wheat-F9ruer demand fa.r for local milling:
4lJ for amber Wesera: eI.25 fer white Missouri ga
Hariey-Qcrt md nominal ii 1oesec. Gora-W eatern
iIed Corn hts advanced &C 2 bu.hel; saes l5 o00 b.
e2c delivered and new yellow Southern * ec oass-
Continue fra for State and tor eateto
aad CauAdIan-the i4ttt1 chiefly hel1 II slG6-c
WHHxr-Qritt Bales sNt.
PRaytssos1-Posk-EechRt Eed. Ga1es 1000 bb'a Il
3si2c5 prime. Beef-rl. Sales 90 bblA At sngsls
II for CeunY grts: - 1922 FIR Country Ae1s 500
s1e.5J for Repacked Mes: for e1ra tuesa
Atei Hsns-Duu II l@sl5c. R14Ne Atsa Bsef-AoEa:.
nal. Il 1631ec Cut Meat-1oWeF ard heaTt. s2les
l!0 hhds ), t1Gte for Shoulder and c!oI H,mt
sale. o9 2. re,el.d thoudess at s. D.esata A9x:
eaes t5o bbs ii and Ilo ktEs at 13Sc nusit.
In lair dsrnand a. Il 30: for 0hlo. Ind 1o1c 151
State. Clleese-2:eAdJ. at 7hG1l0:.
6rcck.-Lorer: closins dull. Tenn e; PIE sS1: End
son mi nerttaEe. loa: tseine Mall ~ Ce1t 4
ftrfed 3e: R.adIlf ~ .!{ DO Euaraateed o. 3;
ta;t: huta,o and S:ete li.e 100; z. C2as C5lH
| GGGclA; CIT TX; Nil MtIs l3i4 NerTleh Wor
I fASte
, 1859-01-12

"""'N '>@ ~ ' ''0 'DN' 80
;, 800 ... .,, ,,..
- 49, ,..h.
oeen oo', aua ne"'.' ~ "'Nu oesa. s0"S
e'o'e ., -'s'''~. AAo 'sseip'a 1,-',,.1 .,.
h'A.' o. SA'o'' wv 40 :. 80
.'0 "4'e a'1peaosu ope' 1s'ou' ~ = '
sn' tApo'I os1n0 D0iDs 9u,a0 ~ ~ ~
A. H"S "eSD eA'
-4se4 -
o'aet "eeA ~ |Ao ''0oo- h' p'oro' wv
taeln pe'"s nea',, enoieu auo t'u"p1enpe ~
'o@s a>e'ahsas I'd n'hu 20 evs 40
.'"aaE 4''' N"~ <'s' ""N
<4@1.' W. 1'''e
4ne 'os'o'oa "A' Ne' nos At'' oeea ou''' 1a3
~ A'o'a - ~, uA ''VaAs4o AA,o a'Ae'eo
e''"e' nse' ~ SUI a. tNe ~ 'o'
"elA ~ s1o"5 ~ ou' - oeStsa.a ~ 'Ne ~'o'e
Sio'o' anc's AAS oseA WY NN'11 1N40"' ''1
tut "eA'a' .'a'es "e'e '4aae a. LUG e'oe' "
@oou'aefs ~ ~ ooo .>'ase ~ - PasAea Ae'o>
eFs' however, seoefa''5 naA *oo' 'neee As
ufeA Aafo nss peen qo'e'~t u AS' A'o0
gwen WY unoer the do"n"aso pressure ou''
aug tile week fflme Ah"auSee 1aro so'o a.
l";;4c, and lrlme CITY WAS onefeo To-Day ~ loIsc
without buyers.
Tie Ilaur narhet las hccn Fefy uul' put
du'''s tnc paa' l"o da5' ''e'e laa "csu ~ !nl-
lttse'neht III Tue leeil's' VIII s''eS u sePlme
Extra nj s''otgs''o; spi"''lae III s-"'pg'-''
2lu " ll'A I III S'''''
4ae teee'p's "' "hea1 eout'aae very hsht'
WHICH n'lS eapsca 4 qa'es ni'"Aet' oa'es ha'e
been lFne'pll'y ln'ue 10 miners anu s'or' seli'
e!s. 1hefe y however i9r slesn'a'''e inquiry
TAlCu Huu.u dbubt!ea Improve IL lue feeeIr1a we're
, 1859-01-12
COMM ERCIAL.


Tsnsu4r Erxa11e, 1au- IL 1sa9
MosxY, EXCHANGE, 6c.--1be bills Of the her
chartx' Branch Of the State Bank OF Iowa, at
Davenport. made their appearances IN this city
to-day Tho firea-the denomination We Bsw--
arc beautifully engraved. The Iowa banks are
established under aate and carefully guarded
Law, and 80 hope their bills will circulate freely
as currency. Ii would b little else than infa-
nous for brokers here or elsewhere 10 com
r,ence running them home for coin. The intro
duction OF this currency will Be = great adTar.
tage 10 our own city and State. u Eell aa to
Iowa. Let it "circulat<."
Exchange to-dag ID not held quite 80 hrmly'
hut rates have no: varied, * being the "cut-
rens' figures. Bank discounts, a. usual. 10 per
cent, We heard bankers offer to discount ut
cir per cent. frs. class Eastern bills drawn It
~ DAYS. Gold inactive at lQ3l54. Street rates
nominal ct l@2 per cent. per month. Very lit.
tie II any frat class paper to be had on the
street
The Cincinnati Ga=dk Of yesterday says:
There was very fnl tupply Of currency
agaiu Oh saturday, aud money matters con-
slnned to work ea.y. The demand was only
modcrate, and oil the good paper offered Ut the
discount houses WAS taken at 10@l2 per cent
One Of the leading Exchange drawers opened
oa Saturday at Is PREM, but grea1eF numoef
Of houses contiaued the rate At 4 than was e1.
pec:ed The lutter, however, sold sparingy.
ind those who advanced the figure to 4, were
not anxious to check. For private drafts Z
Was paid freely.
The \. y. Cour;er sf Enquirer Of Saturday
has the following:
The Money Market feels the effect at the I'd
dtiiooul unemployed capital, which, in the shape
Of div,dends' interest, larger deposits have been
put into the tnurket aince the first OF the ~eek.
The rates hare not materially uttered, but there
il less demand and more money 'dle.
The Stock Market, tleo, 10 ai1ected oy the
AMOUNT Of idle capital, and Stocks have I'D.
r8nced IRON Is to l in the past week Ihe
chRuces in Stale Stocks have been uregu!ar,
from the fact of intereat-on aa not beihg ps5a abe
this month. There has been more demand for
Virginia Sizes advanced &, renuessee Sizes =.
Ohio Sizes declined y. lndiana fives ~ North
Carolina 4, Missouri K.
The Journal OF last evening Aeys:
LOOK OFT FOB NEW CoUk1kareir-A new
md unusually well executed counterfeit three
dollar bill on the National Bank Of llilno1s. at
Equality, has just appeared. II IS exceedingly
vel! calcululed to deceive. The plate ls altered
tro,n counterfeit on the AAuona! BARK o.
Rhode Island. and the bill has on i tha RHODE
lyland cont Of arms. IN anchor. The descrip
tlon is rs follows: The word "7HREE" In beavJ
capitals acress the ends; "5tate Of Illinois - 9
the top and figure *'3 twice; spread esgls
1or s1gne,te; beneath vignette, :" The Nationa
Bank will pay." &c., Equality" at the bottom
apd in the centre are shield and anchor, th'
Rhode Island coat OF arms
ConuEnc1AL-The movements Of Dreads>uds
Provisions, DC, during the week ending Jsnu
ary 6,.were u follows:
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sFI6lra-caupheue. fsG7le, Tutpeni!nc, Sc; Du:a-
ioS Fluid. t5c.
SPICES Pepper. N!ae: P!mento. l9c; Sn.ntr4 sa3
scc Indigo, toe141 II: Closea l2h@l5- Ca1auoo, :o
23c7 Ginger. Il.
TALL0W.-Nrketves very a1set. Countr5 Tzlow. slsc:
C;ty. 9s,&ioc,
K0ol--Couano1 10 Quarter blood 2jonJo: Quarter
to HALF Blood. ss25oe: Ha u Threc Quastess 3G2Ac:
Tlrec.Q .Quarsera 10 Fall e51csc.
WoOD,-Deaeh md Maple, delivered, Is: Hlcaory,
e651 cord.
, 1859-01-12

PlTSBrgG, FoBT EAIXE I CHICAGO R.k
mo PITTsBURGH, NEW YORK. FH1t:ADE1
ps, ssa s CT ri "a
eAa'fa fffsssYaHAs14 IS FIJI CENTRAL RAILROAD.
T. Nes Hssa PhnsdsesA hau1avs " a2a ~. r.
~; NV Yo1t Aas3saaa, &, IN, , ~. .ar,,
ze of !. s. q s35 81 ta 40 so
Haxxa&e check ed thronah 70 Pitt4hurKh
MI ,an eheeSsa 81 IL eaf. 11isS i
theettc9 ta1cuxh - Il = 1hove poln.a-
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Aad ssssesbie. paaas,1soass 1aa, ot he l1sxes'aa
hn .st cities iatae Enhed statea
:s;:n7s 1e :es % dos
eheex1 sca :opveJ bAEza<e es Of caAzse 10 TIE P''
Eeke 10 ,or aIs :. ii lie Dac,D .,csc, oee,
Wes:: asJ =; the coo1aa1 o1ce eosoer d Ra2aoip
.ad Dt*Ebotu sse=:a. or At ths depot On Van Ba7sa
StS n Il ST. q !s5' x.ses sss..o
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tayjux erected a arrau2eEeot With the Peoos5s2as
CeErl Rai!rost congaa1 for nt tFanspas .non ~ q
l.ae 1etreea ChlcAxo. r:lla1-pala hastitaose, See
York aad has.on vth rtonptoess and dsfps:ch. Coz
t3s- caa he male II tLe 4 ox:ck places;
y: e.; *,';$ III H. New r'rs.
No. 81 Ethy .ttect. Boft!e.
Nh. Dock 6tscet. phtlNl-lph!A
Depot North H1rts. P:.Ad+!.:l:
D:s?t Is:'1s as1st so;s;5 I,rG: ct1t : Gs's4e II
fof turtle. tasorlatca- dc. a2p1J 70
jas. v. at:ssOS Yreixas Ax:at chle1so.
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, 1859-01-12

EDW,D. /. TINKHAM L. Co.,
BROKERS', AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
Corner Clark aud Lake Streetss
CHICAGO.