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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
Interview Between Brown and his Eel
low Prisoners.

On entering. a kindly recognition took
place, when Capt. Brown said, addressing
Cook: Il am sorry you have not confined
yourself to truth in your statement called
your confession. never sent you to Har-
pefs Ferry as a SPY, and your statement to
that effect Is false"
Cook-'Yon certainly did"
Capt. Brown On commanding tone)-
81 did not, sir; you have, by your course,
held yourself up a. an object Of contempt,
aud desclvcdlv 50"
Al this remmk, Cook's head fell and he
made no reply. Brown was next conducted
10 Stevens nom. The meeting between
them was cordial. Brown remarked that
be was about 60 die Stevens said If feel
assured YOU will go 10 bciicr world Than
his" Capt Brown said, "Con9nct yonr-
self like maui knew yoa will do so
without my advising" They again shook
hands and parted He Then repaired to
the room Of Coppic, where a. conversation
almost simiIar took place. Thcnce be vent
10 the rooms of The negroes, whom he said
lie expected 10 die like men, and as bceaine
heir eondiiion and position. The negroes
gave him Ihe assurance thar fhey would
die fsAriessly, As they were fully assured
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As old John is called O.sawaiomic
Brown, correspondent Of the EReajHg
Post suggests that old Wise should be
called Whatan.ass-amie Wise.
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The CLEVELAND Dl0gUde0Jer save tbot
"Dong,.is, in Olio i t,i,,an,ont o,'a,, ~
ed powers Of the world, the aesh and the d-l."
~ ~ oyer me iaite we are IN doubt; or Is
~ 49, o. y"use u''lueu against llHeh cannot
SIAM O''"' D'8H''
The Cincinnati EOmUercim saws that a
man nsrned Ilr,,y,r, ,o,,ro,,r a., ~, ~i;n - i n.
Vile Railroad. when in grocery store n IeTia9ta
Kentqeky expressed sympathy for John Brown, where
Az, & 49,; ~ h .. I'ee @ ~ w, ~ te sSoIe, ana three
- s,s it 70 M e 9Ie. piSNh Was one
% blS r", iih ~ he'us13 MI "ut II, ''i we staie
sbscLIrJ ''9 "''1 ""''' ''sN '""sues are
'"N0A'eH'
Moliere was asked the reason why. in
cortai, co,nt,ies Linz ,,.,, as,,,o ,I ,o - -
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AoM - THE TINE 10 aLhobhlhAs
TINHE YEAR OF 1860 Is DESTINED TO BE THE MOST
eventual known in the history OF country. That
year wilt witness the election OF Republican President
That viii DO pregnant vh stirring events The most
exciting presidential election probably held in this
country will then take place Hence that year will be The
year when good newspaper will be appreciated by read
ing community.
The LEADER will support the Republican nomnee for
President whoerer he mty be- and will fbsr with all its
might 10 help his election IN order IN sustain
so to do, it is necessary that Republican friends should
give us their aid by helping TO extend s eircuhtion
Il Is needless for To speak az he principles advocated
by the LEADER. 1t speaks for itself Suffice IL fr
sy that tue eourfe OF the LEADER 10 tie future will be
the II las always been u viii oppose LOcoc0-
ism in all iis hybrid shape II will oppose the extension
Of Slavery into Tertiary free and il will advocate
the repeal ~ The iniamuus Fugitive Sinve Law.
With this rciteainn Of our pnrirs, we lraye Il with
friends 20 exeri thrmslvre 10 extend the sphere
seiulnss of tf LEADER ly getting up cabs and nef,ns
ing vs. ci collation..
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meut The latost intigrno. will be received by tee
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TEItlI@ Of TIE WktKI.N LEAnER.
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Served him Blight.

The mcanest man under the sun is the
writer Of Anonymous, slandcrous letters
Such a fellow, namcd Patterson, got caught
at The dirty business in Xcmia aud he got
well punished for IT, The Xenia Torch
Light gives the particulars. The sandcrcr
is named Patterson, and the victim of his
lbcls is "a respectable widow lady who saw
fit to decline his hand. The Torch Liqht
SAYS:
These letters were received by her broth
cr, bcr brothcr-in.law, the minister and el-
dcrs Of The church to which she belongs,
and some Of the vilcst by her si,ler-in-law.
The assistance Of the Postmaster was
sought, and he pul private mark on five
postage stamps, four Of which were sold TO
the rascal. In the course of some two or
three days two Of the four marked postage
stamps came back on letters, one addressed
to the widow lady's brotherin-aw and the
other to her minister, both anonymous and
rejecting in the vilest manner upon the la
dy.
The scamp was invited to the house of
the Injured lady yesterday afternoon, where
ne t"nnd congicgaled several Of those who
had received his letters. The sight wiltcd
him at once. He denied the writing, but
the evidence was against him. He de-
clored he knew nothing derogatory to the
character of the widow, anl signed GER
titicate to that effect
After this the widow and her sister-n-
law each drew u raw-hdc and gave the fcl-
low foegiug. The Torch Light SAYS
The ladies prrformcd their part of the
affair with will-wcting the scamp's
back and head in the most approved style.
He took the thrashng "a part of il in the
presence of crowd which had gathered to
see the fellow drcsscd--in the most ahicct
style, hogging for mercy from those who
were arenging the sneakiug outrage com
miued upon them.
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A Good Farm for soIo

o. THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale nj. y.rr. ,i,.
hiiii u1'tu IN Washington township Snndosty con,,
4A ONO seven miles west OF Fri mont sni o'pY, LILY,
hie hofth OF the RollersNille road contnit b, % ea
H'N's acres is under excellent rultivnfon. eooJ
bnidngs both House and Barn:" an eycpilor, tooS
hhu Ntil WIN neverfiiling water The above nen,J g
" one q, ,hg pest wheat Farms in Washington tnwnsjn
R'So oier Tor sale l20 situated half r,o W.
the above named Farm. This tract OF land bss .,5 ~
buulng tlniher, aud has house and some otLcr
nenls on IT, Both the above tracts of land win o is
together or s'pcrate and upon reasonable terms ''"
December 9th, ls59.-47tr 'H "H"hEN.
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Was George washington in favor of n
GO LnlClor. Oh OF ~ ALninsl.,


sc InIcdcrut1 Oh Oi Free SJatcslo
We should like to have our Democratic
friends learn the following paragraph by
heart. The hope that many entertain, that
there may yet constitutional process"
Confederation Of Free States" is an old
idea. The following iswhat George Wash
ington in letter to General Lafayette, said
about it:
Il agree with you cordially in your views in regard to
negro slavery. havo long considered it most scr,ie
evil both sugily ana politically and should rejoice in
ANY feasible scheme To- rid our States uiSnch hudcn-
The Congress OF 1857 adopted ordinance which proib
cts the existence o involuntary scNitude In north
western territory forever. consider It wise
met with the approval aud assent of nearly every
bcr from the States Immediately interested in slave
labor THE prevailing opinion In Virginia is against the
spread Of slavery in Territories, AND TRUST
WE SHALL HAVE CONFEOERACY OF FREE
STATES"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

General I'aIalerro Il seem has shown
himself 10 le ono 'f the most ihhaman Of
all lhe actors 10 The tragic scenes ofthe lusi
houssofil.egallantBrown. TlsfolloUingcir-
oaustanee shows plainly bis inhauianitg.--
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RcvIynI Of Inc slnvc rrndc.

That enquirer after truth and light who
is just now seeking to save the Church from
being rent asunder is very desirous to know
where or 10y whom the Slave trade has been
revived The simple fact of his asking such
question shows that he is but slightly
posted in the events which have trauspired
in the Slave States within the past few
months, or else knowing the fact he wishes
to cover it up. Either point he elects to
take proves himself ignorant or hypocrite.
Hundreds of men, women and children with
in the last year have been stolen from AT
rca aud brought to the United States
and the President whose duty it is to see
that the laws of the Congress are faithfully
executed, allows the pirates 20 20 unpnui>h-
ed-he in reality says they can continue the
traffic without the fear of punishment or
hndrance. We would call the attention Of
the pious pro tenn editor to the following
extract from the Washington correspondence
of the Philadelphia Press which says:
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Rrownss Ia-l NVrLlten woFa..

just prvp'ns Io.siarIng fpr the scene Of
exeenii1n, B owa wrote The following and
handcd il to lIimn O'Bannon. with re-
quest lhat i shoull not he made public;
an aoig eooriaced ttot the great iaiq-
a'tq ghirh hangs over his eoDairy cannof
b. pargsd aralont ialalfnse bioodkAed =
W.ea .fcst eame 70 his .Sfofs 4 MQMght
d9eyeeHg but I am.aow coauiAced Aat J
gos miaokea"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

that their action vas Just and proper
Brown then returned to his room and con-
tinued writing for some time.
, 1859-01-06

AT q T G AG SALE -NuTlCE Is
W hereby sivtn that astaa th<vtzs herr male II
ths pAyEe eht oi crs:r!n ironi o-T Note sseu:e aa
~ e-sfa. Z. r: - ma ai't rxeclrl " A!.ei r.
in the Office o the Is sos.et II Dsci f'r The County 1T
G,.k 1't s;.:s l!aclt 4 T., :, Il M1E,sa:= -
esHa'a prot s,rr nie IN r41d N 'rtsa:e Eeatooed -
N:ll viii BIZ 'ttl tn Ct sale. rrEcipa al and
lEter. Eslt T"as 47d Li-;y S-sta u, !7- aal Forty
s.x Ceass ScT. '.srs fore ! sall ~ r!..u. ct !hs
= day .! January. lsi. i: III. Court House. in
The ty RI C:.e7.o a1d County IT coak. 21j StIte II
':lh-.t bii f'r tae fo!oaiG: des :,loe lots
i:er=s Of Aa,tA to.eler With al: 1t! qI'y
tlta. to2 81 u4t- ia The II .! AMI Culaty Il
20 :. .Ed a:e"E i;unit To VT: r { undivided nae
half r Lots ~ .''aaitwo ;. IN b!ock fuu- ~. F4rs
Del-b1so Addition IL C4!c.cn
GtU. ". ,GRAY, Mo-t.a.e.
, 1859-01-06
feqdt

TERUSTEE'S SALE-WHEREA9, NARY
euLLIVAH. Of the City Of Bubuau-. sats Of lows
% ca tas tsinssa.a day q w. .; ls6k *1eeute
lowing described eusea to secure the payment at
e-f1l1 procatso7 Eoe. made By said A1T Sullivan AID
rAykbe 70 Albert u 0ettet order far he SUE OF tine
HrEd:ed I'D ssyens5nye Dolss ttls' With i,tereat
As cf,he Recorder q Cock ccooy Illinois Il book No
male n the paJent Of said note aad app tea:!oa has
bee7 made 70 by the !egI holder tereaF - sell the
said under said Deed Of Trust The purpo
ses theEeta expressed
Nn~ therefore. public notice l.. her-by x,yea TINT
sa sell 1t public AGciio2 1t the North # the C. urt
Heu. IL the Gy O! Chicago, Eoaoty OF Cook aad Stae
of lliEos II The Eksest bidder IT cash 1. tt,
aW ~ i;52 H. Dsenlaes sa sad nsed q Iruss d.
Ia the bali Of tie roh bAl block number twenty
t1o ca E.aFest quarter of the soulh-wes1 quIt-s cf
tn ealt 0: ths third z. NJ
TLis Iale te u1e fo- the purposes II said Deed Of
T1rst tIp:eesse'. L. ?. G. MUELLER Tru*- e.,
Chicago. H. Dee. ~ 1>4- deN h.Titd
, 1859-01-06

RF - Il
r1ocn-Ftrn with moderate detaanl fer eastern and
orxi trade S4l". Of tUJ hhs 1t 9 tor super
ate. A5 u9G q far extra IT 1t :. q 1tt&t Tor t9utF
Wtste.p: = tsa5 IL far common 70 medium extra hes-
tr5 ost outt Isd finn. Canadian -Four cos nrm
fae.yo bh nj = us6so for es1un:n to choice extra
Nye Flnur a3 aut4. 10 80, o,a
i;p.Ik-WurAt firm With !httA more doing sa!e5 oD
hi mixed Ni.rnn in =. 1lGe b hu ime Ee Canadi.
an VI c bfU In very 4ho!ce RID Lo lilsnd Il equal
~ hye a-ee .i,d firm ut e9c B1ta w hu Noith
River 1t itarlri quiet and nal Ut 'uc]93c CON
Il IL tsIs (Dl bu a u1lsuuud nifed Testcra In
t,or q 1T sound do DC ivsred: OTIS IA request al
Iis 5Ic ~ STATE; l,k -: To- Wts er and Canadian.
Nnl.kY-Less t.t: sales ~ b3s al 23c aid saa1
jxoy,soS--PsrG tirinrr saes $40 bbls at sl:.'5 70.
new msss; tl7 q ar. III do: sjs.sUfr new PRIME Keef
r,tsdy sacs u 80 hb!s ~ for prime: - ?ys
fr nit.,: q 5vh 10 80 fur ztpack tlu SO 50
ir extT mss eef II ans steady salts 10y pos q: tls
= unela etd Dread Hugs k'sad1 at for prime
sj RI kascs At ;j**txe.. si,ou,dsFs sAx3ae l. I'd
l!4.c for Ohio: lS.. for e;at:. Cheese SHADY Ut 81
gSc .o, :. n,,, f.. ,,-;1,,h,. e7~
for Gh 4gres: Bue MS Ayrcs held ri &c
Eru.ks-[nn but sttAdy. Mo. hs s:H IL lntrna'
Inn tt ndR lu!x; III. Cent, bond. ssn: y Cent "
:&: rsc;nc sla?: Il Crosse N.Y. H. TX: y; n a:Et &
Ke4di r'3x -. e. a.: ~; 1'o sua5 ; r
mama liz; III. Cent. tA: :. q; Hal. j. Chi 'es l.
10; CHI. L K l. 5eS.
, 1859-01-06
Eennl.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS - COUNTY OF
- C0OK-Sa.-cook County Court O. Common p!eaa
JAcuafy Tern. I:aJ

CsTATF DF rTTJv0JQ C0T.ETY OF
cooT c1 -
~ CooK-SaGceok County Court Q. Common peas+
@Acoazy Terra. l-a4
u1 H:!n sae EtAh -. GeofFe IL Coan; ~
& CoTn s9;s avs;s of AstaeEEe1t t.,a=d q. Of "
III ~ ,ts NJ; ~. ~ ~ - rs u 1s
;ss si eoze 81 coe5 r. he IN of r Tres Ifuo q.
dr.d no,,- tt,.c+sJ - ~ & - - rat
wtseh I'D WIZ h.s been retu.nei rxeeute ~o949'
Now, t,.sefore. u5Iess 1ou he Eli Georre n
Cora shall cer1ooatiy b.. nd asnear htsnr M ali
Cock County coa tonca PIess On bsioFe H. III
House N tse eit7 Of Ch;clso. On sts d,st MonaT Of
Jsucay. A. D. l.5a. tlye special bs acI plead 10 e
8aIa p!atrE. acsIca juu xtnt vi; BE- rrtrri assi.st
ron aad II favor Of tae taid Orrn Sherraa, ii ~
much Of t.c p:,cs-y ,;:aeaeI - Cav be s:sctnt ~
IT. the sasee WALrER a1sinALi. cle,fs
ara1osd. Porter / Jones P.I-l A;Iss dt53 bS.sw
I.~ 11-.77 ~ ,-73-z. -.
ATATE UF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
- Sl,-G,cr;t Cor-1 Of Cact C,.o.v ta-,a-r s,e,t.
Tern L. D., l@3 ~'s~'~
~ CeSr.r : ill.,. S'-4s-A' a4Aa LIN = 3" +" -esS1%
PrS.c ScIAGs-rrS7 iy...-.H. cc.r-- No,.
, 1859-01-06
IMPORTANT tn PRINTERS
Large Assortment OF rrintin. Materfs
ais for Sale.

TIME CONS0LID ATIuN OF TIE PRE5S
4 aad the TarrzE has Hyen iarg: duplicate ~
sotnttt ofnrirrs atern!s for sale We have about
tEp to2s Of ob hcek amt Nf~s Type ia fonts to suit
customers Al this aerIai Il In :od order; mach Of
II Is Almost new 1t Is offered for sal pnets II IS 10
59ptl c:nt unLer cost pf.tG
yur catalogue embraces the oNowaS azttces al the
ri es nADcd:
g Pair EeEs Cases 8. half CO.'S
q Job Cases. -
Gl,ses !oT .hce. 31xsi at y per cent discount
6CHas-s for sheet 2314l at ~
IS lob Chases. la,xe and sma4, at 81 per Ct N'
459 lbs 10 Primer, at 41 pr cent Hlscou1t-
6*5 bs Of New B3nrxeos TYPE tltvcr used but once Ct
Is per cat discount.
20 It's BouF2rH leaders new, at 11 cent discount.
~ lbs Copper Faeed Hourgrois good. a per cent
l-5 It's MiMou, Little wCru. 40
llN l. h1Euion. nearly nav, 10
lss lbs RreyL-E little worn, 61
~ Ilry Btcv!er. 3
, 1859-01-06

OF the stock Of pork this year. 10 74s is report-
cd old, md 1le balance new. The stock ut nil
kinds on the lst Of December WIS about 30 900
bis. This heavy increase is attributable III 10
an increase in the number Of hogs packed in New
York city, and f2) to flling Of in the consumn.
tive demand. Taerc ia. thus far. q heavy deficit
in the shipments Of the product Of tho new hog
crop from The Wet 10 that market. This is also
true Of othtr se3boIrd markets. Boston has n.
eered the largest proportion, which is owing 10
the operations Of her own merchants in the West.
The market closed unsettled for pork aud bulk
meats, but lard was firmly held.
, 1859-01-06
r.,.~s~o D.flv Wholesale Market

WEuHfHp&Y EFk&l0 s&A" -
rLoUR-Maske. yey qrics. sp1tnx e1e@s ooA'1'~4"
4. ,5a4m, Winter brands A.6rSaba
wRrAT-nnkc& nr1n. sales to-day ~srs:-!"o w
No. Esd Il 41o7k IN store. 3ooa 90 :. 49,
an In M soinx, II Hc IN atoze: lt4o ou No. spA
~ ~ |, ktore apd 1000 bu 6tunptan II eoc IN psA
cnRE-Pi,m. Salea to-da5 wczc:-lon ou sneuso -
rs ~, sA nj depot t. b delivered al the week y" 40
=, sc at depot: co.. bu do n e5e, u depos q" on t
Cora al c2c per 20 lba On track.
n.Ts -Hothtpx doing except 1t retail. EsV oat3, n
w. l,aE., Very few old in market
nYEeoosJs 1t depot.
RARLEY- 800 bu prime two-reWed II s5e on uAek.
.pRoy1sIosS.-50oh hhla City Mtn Pork at si65
t1,AKp-Souinal nj 1oHoloAc.
;TALLow-9Ha1oe.
nR+sgEp Hoaa-Reccipts vegy light and market doll
snd shade LOWER ''"'s' Per n.
~ Hog. ayerasus :15 "a g
= "a ....:.....: ...:..:...:.::.......s IS rs
j. .s...-.*s sssse dividing on:..:.s 60 :: ::
,1yg uoGs.-necsipts 40 head Market dull Sales
Is Hogs averaging 49, =: g q leo Is s:'ss
Fl :" rs rs .:::..... .:::..:.. III
I1YDEs-Du9 Green. n.sA&7xc; Green aalsed. Sc; Dry
11n, 1sx. Bile Of . cho &C Dry Flint It 1cc-
prrTs-cy, newly slaughtered, u 1.4olL LEO: Coucts.
9eeG1 Is
DUrTlR-Choice 15S16c: Common. lo3l:c.
FGGs,-Fre.h, oIle;c = dez: LINED. l3seoc 2 dcx.
p2ULTRY.-Drsssed Chickens *l.5oG20o = dozen:
Turkeys, leGll4c =.
POTATOES -Choice..c0@ 0@,oc: Common 59Gsoe.
AppLEs-Gseen. &5lG " y tbt: Dried, cd to rex.
sl?zc. ...--..
utGHuISEs-oalet and nonlral at G1e
GRASS sEED.-yer5 scarce. Timothy In dea4.d at
| tl6e9Lsl, Clever. a5115.e5.
, 1859-01-06

pxe SoRra AxEs1cAy] LIVERPOOL Gece1nbe:oa
Liverpool .eadEtnGs narke: dull The .tock Of flour
vasin'rrIor adj mos: pn<attah!e. ketd Co. quote
4 ca1nl 1t i4Ga1s EaItiin ire and Philadelphia a02ls:
Qhtn :lG12+1- -,n
A. Il. jpd@,; Sd: lIt- s4thtrn IS G11Ss Corn dull.
slsel e5ess7s; lellaw s1e2:s: WI ~ 81 g. .o,-
stnrk, m t,Ie market Pork dul and Aears Bacon dull
Lid dul, Int fra. and .e!i at H.45t.td.
TAAow-Qn t: tutc"trs 81
Htp-lk-ctt4dy at4s2 tt4t4d <,z. &C.,
tpnctAIhs-Susars qu!tL lea inactive; Congou lid.
Rice dull ,ozao,a
LlssAlu u1L-3gsGS3vs u.
LosDox Dec. u, 1853.
Ds-Aps7rFfs-Ti:m Nlea! closed at en- advancing
te-d.hcy ,, ,n ,..,.. IT,. H.,
ttlei i.qury prices weak snu III s9he cassa o"e'. ce
Hrn- - .,-.
Mns,r-ajaIkst generally unch?nEed good American
.crnri.Irs nuIIt Eoasuia IT,, ,!ts64 Tor account
, 1859-01-06
[. e FAfEE FtFEK
MEe:ie CsAcctr3, Cook County
hAN5r7har fn1G }AfS


CIATE OF ILLINOIS. EUUN NTY tjF Cl1t1K
s7-crcu,t Cert ofC C,ot car-:- Ma-es T.--,
i n 1s=a ss>.' ~ WA @'e--s' n4-ea AesE-
1:+st Pests a.c,tuI.tra..ix c. tie es.,:e Of A11,
fea:s iecsased ~ +. E.h-ri M.]cn5 1frei \ p.sss
T. i t1is5 H. Pes. Frs.k 2 r. IL icna 80,
AL rls.:es s. 1Jer-1n ca. cen. >>"'
Of Il sboye Ssaed. taT!s btea s.ed n IL
o.ct Of ;}:r Cl1-E If s11f r:rr.t Car-1 ~ fsooE
Cosr;T Ect1cr Is he:ebT r;re1 10 - ssti asa n
Peat4 ,Eat :sr coE plsus.t ii, ter bil Of eoeisI-i
+ u ahI cas. o. iae Cs1=svTT ale tae,eoL o. e
npoa s!rs3 o.s e s:ia5oc;s ss:5.: al ds;saia5ts
is = & - NJ s 0nea' OF A'FSa Ie1s A.
!. hoE. usl.:s sos- ,hs s1a AitE"l 4. Psa:s j.:
Car. q Ccok ecuasS, e. Il: srt day of u. Eext
te.. thereof. 70 he Ecldel as C.e7so n said caucy
o. tse :Fst Moa:ay al Mach. sd plead. aoxweE
g sbe5I; t. Z AAt caop1-s1 btu 81 coEpla!a The
asaos. yo2 according to ta= EraJe. Of sa!d bill
WI. /. CHURCH Clerk
Co:1@1. h-e Ja-1es91 C7=safts so+rst jsl h-st Nv
3Nrr1 TCITIt1V N1YTII1L, ct ,Tt- ny
4io-> A'cAAeG. SA-AA1 ''E
4 lA:rGls Cc-,tyof Coos. 81 C2ot C'a2:7 Cc:r Of
Co1MHn Please January TEN. L. D. 1Ss.
R5tr:t:. Gray VIII m Ei!n?cC aca Marcel1. Pe.k
ssSt-Iel J. WALKER L. ". "io:.cn. + Eir1und d. TsJ-
pubAc Sct.ce u hereby E;.a TO- The snd Samuel
i Mas.er; L. " Niast7n. Edmund + Taylor. ltaae
s-.as aud Nas:s7 6E;sssy tha: VT. Of attachment
Gonr; Of co1Goa tae.. date! the ,asteer:h GaJ e
ntctltsr L. D. laaa Il th- sst Of the ta!d Robert
G.ay. AtiuAEa u. EasheEt aad M1-relt2s FClE AL
asNu's u: e.ta:- o! !tht 81! samuel Naktr ".
Ni.s:o. Edmund Il. TAsur. Isaac III ~lbJ ard Warren
4 n St {h
, 1859-01-06

IFfora the New-York Evening Fost.l
The to,n, stock Of Hour iu this market ns 1s-
cersained by personal canvass Of the trade, is
TEL Sal barrels. OF wheat. ell ,cl2 buthpls;
of corn 6b3. .d33; Of rye, a., ,5oJ; Of onts, 56n,.
900; of b1rley, sD1 .4t;. Tie stocks OF the three
preceding yea-s compare With tue present yeGr
"a tuliows:
, 1859-01-06

DIrWycD, CI,eU rU v,-Y
f1lloht ah. fOhl WAYNE / CHICAGO NE
ITO PITTSBURGH, NEW YORK.. rH3iAnpf.
rh.a Rs.uau!v aud ri aahn atn1 ~. ~ 20. - -
chscxr Il ua.,H1 P;k:sbu:xh nonnrei,. III III cot o..
s&-'i1 P2sssrs:4urA n r.: o1ura.t n4nsoAp ' -
~ new io!t, thAadelrh1A Baltimore AMI Washiaktcn
C7 a1c Al n&e:1os to!1 Of PclElyv a8, New Jer.
aey, Hs~ ore NA-3!1nd, &C. w
A-rchAota ~ ta1ox hta ro1te, will have the ady4n
HaxxaSe eaecA q telouxa 10 Ptsb1EHh
. FAssISrfs foF Ntx York ald PHILADELPHIA. will have
= = o. nc sas rheh *au~Aea'o