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, 1859-12-06
New York Market.

BrTxl1a1Ara.l New Yoak. Dec. Z 1852.
FLoE4-Sonae hrmer With falr iem&cdfor extra Sales
1aoy hs = 20 for supeE State; q3934Q for e3-
State ~ lh5ss for kupef He1tern <oS375 for Ia
ftrior to good exrz Euuhdhoop Ohio nartet co.lnx m
And pretty active. Canadian unchanged. Sales 400 Etia
t3 3u3e b. Bye Flour In f4is sequeAt ii As.73aSH
Gens-Asheat unchanged. More doing tUs export Sales
hu II q rs for ed st7te q l9 for Chicago kprtn9
uot pEme g. *9sl4s for white Indiana and Southesa.
and Inter led Wet1n. and Canadian Club on private
tssns KYe sses small lot =, s. Barley unsettled and
sc.sc. aad n1 sass L. o1 etaat to tse II 10
We to1 old yeiluw. Oats dali II Is to 4tc.
WstsKr-shadc frmc. and quiet eaes 100 t.ls at &c
active and tE.ner Sales 4r0hbi.. at
u for II 81 prime Including 5000 mesa
SELLERS op iDn Januazy. February aud March dis 81 Vecf
STEADY aid UNCHANGED. eae4 s30bba ii Rs1 70 prime
;ne&53o mess; Sodslo:oo old and new repacied mes.
io;Ssll3o extra ucss. dressed Hogs 73@75tc com fe
1'eef lans qule and unehaneed nj las l4o western
Prime surEs quiet lGl9- Cut meats unchanged. Bseon
steadT sales sq o1es city cut long ribbed for Al this
Month at g4c L1rd steady. Sales a1 bbls NJ lok@Ilc.
Huttz quiet u fol Ohio {ssic Slate Cheese
t.. ],4u0 grten hams fsutn tie block, Il &c.
hosrd, x!lh Or two e1oepaons heavy
g: r. 4. .sHs; sH-;Gls: 81 81 I'd q!
,ssh cu7eesta1a III l.: f9e Nay: II Cent fsaad
I'd, y. Va. g. %; L. 6t; Mo. IS 81.
, 1859-12-06
ALTON, ILL.
Private Dispatches from Alton satc that tie scke1 there
to-day (5thj were paying a5s5 to SIS nett for hoes
wAukEr&x YTT

hAuhEAIAA. ILL.
~ su'' IT,. assy e tase
q & wl.s n ,sy put up y consume, II Their lualsns
vii ha's ss!ss sas aaash IL
se2;on They have already packed abou. 20 bafrels
'aps ssxx n5ss IL 1 a;ts s., hEss +!
y y as' aaile. 'ss:
IT, III On The tsG e
sugAt cure aaa SNAKE themselves which VIII be for sale il,
s. as sS as ise ss hs s I IT, . Fl
s;es!s supy my ef aT eluIena it'll #oetns very
GALENA. ILL.
Hogs nze coming Into market will Considerable sudnl,
nd 0nd ready ~ie 1t the highest lae prlce. We Al liz
osa .S I'd IT, Tsa:s
use oals ioF Lie very yL'Gcs--lApTe1tise1, Str.
ALEXANDRIA, IOWA.
Hoes At Delta Of the says that On
fsw oss of *.t'3 hs,yy Il AS Mrssrs. A9=el Los
ays hts 1o and se
fair to be livrly.-iKeokuk Gale City-
ST. LOUIS.
5 saY: Id 5a,s e The
~ packing nd c:esnns Up ths stock hand Ils1
.a hc ts Ct q ihs Gincn.s packers shet holding o
About lto head ansrd Change by droyvrs IL ots
s Us s 1ssz Id RaHs i
sias ss's5 Z Il -4fs S: ss
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
The receipts Of hogs were reported At ass. head. bu.
wee aVe no e! an Ges .pS u
ty ss they add Up head maIl toI iar thc weeE
aiss .fai saa e @ y xs e. f. f.
po las yet been made. Of thrsc tytter than aU hcad
aa a The 1t
ht packing seson the receipts amount to 1861 h=ad I've
IT, a.kst 70, re:,ed oEs t,sY rhe. heavy
, 1859-12-06
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.
L RAILROAD.
TIE Capacity OF this IsG1 Il o e1usl In .ar In th.s

1
THREE 7l!Roceaa' a'1f;'s FlssEscEn TRAINS
1rs: IN tht G fn iepat ahaS !. i,rh HEmrA Ii
i5s9;h 1I. de;a ~ wsstesn .!s. thraejrhia
nisan: ~ t1e saa. possa.l.n ofpaense1s IN.
% ises IL o s,ass, ssf VT.
| cut eh,E:~.f Cars or {. .atucsos.. "'@''
ismGk:I- c'r> .re s.aehea 70 essh Train woctr.a,
Lac ao9s ere.p'sa e. ls,ss
IT as :cones: itsote or md nd w4a:as,aa.p .pt's and
TIA. re-: as P:s:..nrsh w:'h ihe All E1rr..t
4.;s: is:s::: ;.s
s ~ T -, Z ~ n .sIs 49s, <ys t'hH ,;i
Ss,5h u; 4 A. arriving Al Philadelphia Il F.N-- New
II = !; !f:! setx,ea ~: New xe!s:t-o
ue3e:s a Raj sovd eiker II .lse aaov- .ns.
E:at Tsas:.;n Bosom 1r g'oi ria Sos~leh. Fail Kver
nj ksii;s s r.
80 ticket: ewa7d The o1ee. of,e Company u H..
i FACE ". aLW1Ys ss'.ss IS fiiS;'as I0W Is BE ANT
OTHER ROUTE.
IT. Ask for Tickets by P:4.tus-A
biHef sH fH AND THE
s.,
'1 ssss ,,5st I'd Is
Fer fright cnnt.s shipping dlreetIous a,o, IN n,
A:1sess sbe. oftae t'4uwsnx Akente oft Co1aaay:
f. g. ;M''s,r;s's M,s,nn 2; J. Johnson Rip!s1.
Es:norsb Faites a. e1.saslsz ssX Gf,sS'pf fas'
e:sna;n r. L. Ae;i.un3. Madison Ind; wa,. mn.
Ial."'t ky.: r q. Riley i Cs Evansville ini "
tE3ham 4Co7 ca.su, Ill: r. F. sass. St. Louis Nj.
s:an II. A.:5. N7Ahyine Tenn: Harris : Huat Mcu,.
Az~nts o. EaiIoaIs Al didttent points Ia the West
Ihe ucsled for the ptos lou snd sns.d
Transportation of AEe atoek. and good aerol1o.ttona
EkElGHrS WESTWAKDs @0easo
ioute F!ixhts Of al descriptions esu be n,,s
Fl fnea philadelphia View rork. D Atom or Bsnnrrs ~
BIS. Wt*s- asn. 1as4 Missouri bY rsii djftrt III.
fh- Pe sI!taca allEo.a also tonnrefs A. p1e,hn.-h
6y wh'eh goods b so.v7Iyei 10 sur pot
.a ss. a wet s. CunbtI
fsas ~ I'd A7<Fs: AID II Clsyeiand saadusF Id
asas' with steaEszst 70 NJ parts o. Ia NorthW steTs
neisaa9ts I'D shipper, ertzssx tho Of
@-er.y tnn.;t EaInpaa5 e7a rely with eoaddeaes
i. IL. i Er4=a.to my posn. In tho West b, Ii.
A.l7cad are It Al imes - favorable 4 IN
IT Ge pa. ca.f to marx pasfssrs .yta Penn. r.
neSants In the West ortnr goods FINN be Esst tt1
= *s 70 !.et. them u b shipped ~ hi, roae
~ nas T. thsls interest 70 i the Agents q dis
- ae !oaow!ns pees before shipping or letters
10 etetr q them upon The Of frsxh wu
=. }. sneetir:. Pkia'e!pha.
3Nasyaw Esaea 70 Sasth street, Baltimore.
~ ~ ~ n. Asser Ho0se. q No. South WIt1H
1fie1 GS Ks} , .,;tt sest1s
y 4 + y, H2GTT s2cTT, 9saI nek>t ssa1. Philadelphia.
, 1859-12-06

There as M Improvement 1oc p 100 rs in the price Of
Hogs today, and the advance in fteink, Till x1saes
Tlc rrctt. were considered moderate being 1000 heal
The twtnsyfu fur houEs, aad the weather. witch had fos
foryesM hours been untavotab.e underwent eccdet.
Change and lhs afternoon and evening II cold with
eafp northwest w!nd These Influences. with the predis-
position thst haA een manifested far days adoI
ston crop theory npszated III favor of aeer who iizr
AZ naanee a stated and It c'Sse EeIe noi anxious sel
nooa was quite uoyant and se paid freely for
heEs assI:iIE 20 u 20 p. Tbs provision market tyn,.
pIhzed wit the o. Trade but the movements weyr COZ
lined ch!1fy to mess pork There acsive Inquiry fur
this article fortmnediatc delivery tl5.1s and there
less than *l6. January and February ts0 was 1850
lu,ely eunteEetd for will buyets making ve1y favorable
signs In tha direction: Early In the Lay hhds buIk
shoulder. sod axe Ikd. batas Close hude;s wee m IL
&c for shoulders nj oc dsa. trscn held u,
va not mu Inquired for; .r.c laz he'd at
, 1859-12-06

Ls5 E!trX UEIe1. C!l!G1r0, ffcenk+F ], 1s9.
!ntlc EGses Is hereby gry TO a. Ptrst. :ha.
Eye -!nnef*appo:ated b. tAr totnon 4,r- II
ets " ChlraSo. ii ,e sun, uf t,ac lp4: asd
ts:y uoas: utnn the teal e>.:c in ta- We>t 1,ystn
ReGtd Ss1t1Sd IT tt Of su:.sy tu+. r In
taA drs!9n and by xFaauS lac aey In e.ek s.sr thr
n Eah71 IfuHecs Su3d.ttoa Of n. ". = OF scc1or It.
ttc:rhs to my otfce.
Anr person wsheStoap2tal fsna .al ...es.sczt naa
ne tlF oieesene II xIh!rS In my oaer Tn ~ betntc
AoedIs The iysh tar Of DECEMBER i:e II otcek r. w.
- e Common Cnuac!l w!i II :ha. tine il ,!e .o..cii
hoofu hear al Objections TO tat asssaenf So! rcy.1
teSic1 ii EKE?sM.S .Sv f-.r f--1-
, 1859-12-06

~ City C!tsta O6ee. Chic 60. Dec. "a Is59
Puegc Notice hese.y xvea 70 IL pesens Interested 1H,t
" co;a|oners sppela.ed b Tie cenoa couae! q 10
CltF of lhlt7o to Tie Ct thIer hundfei aui
ty dix. upon The rva ea:e n tie Wet Nrisioa of
~ ct5 deemed heaefis4 By The eoastsncsep Of u1tsy
CuTSs4 III ead division, Ia dase With cfeJa p,44f
u Common Coai Gil November osh 1s5a hare cpc2Ictsd
hdr &seasment. "a rata thereof to ny otdcr.
Any persons wtaanx appel som zaid zkss+psnt nua.s
t!s thss otieetton IN vcE in ny ONCE on or h<fsre
Aondsy. the 13th tzJ Of i,ecrrker. 1ss oceck I'M
1'o@H. hear al o}ectioas to said rty4e xr.
e"naE1a or 7analahe s,rae- II. kREIsM1NN.
dts-lM Ctr CLERK
, 1859-12-06

- City Clerks 0Ecc, Chicaso, Desemter 3 1s.3
r1ac notice heseoy srtn to AZ Interested! ihAs
ne Commissioners sprentel BY the Common Cn..eu OF
tas lily of Chizo = ascrstao the danaes and sene1ts
10 owEess Of real ts13e IA The sosth Wes.
yAonsof xad city by Of tho widening ard dx.ux
q pese In; % u E.s s:s Of sss South Branch he
the ct S!te ;heenf lcr Van Buren, .srtet 10 Hr.oa
st'ret have completed sasr assessment and made seta:a
Any pe1sons w1shlEg appeal .d assessment must
Sis taeE etestons IN FEtscz. IN e,ace OF brfoe
MONDAY. the 18th day cf December fHe Al 1eluck
NE coEmsn Council wu 4 that uEre. In The Council
!tot hear Al objections 10 said Assessment and sevse aai
tuAAsrr anRul TIC xatuc.
cesjM n KRF1EuAy1, f7.r f-,..1
, 1859-12-06

according to the above. It will be seen That
1st, have come u forwurd during @ tue tue last Iu two
1nouths. This must leave large stock now on
hand in this market. probably upwards Of one
million barrels. II the export trade should
be as active throughout the winter us there is
now good reason for expecting. the produce
who huve met with rcrerses, from being too
sansuine in the past, may recover the ground
they have lost. The extent Of the import trade
is to be regulated by the degree Of prosperity
Of the export trade; and this question there
fore possesses double interest at tie present
moment, when SO many anxious eyes are turn
ed to the future
, 1859-12-06

AkIA4rI1 fGSNEEpAfA II. L.
Flour Wilt Corn Oats Hogs Iogs Cal
HAS. Au1s bus tua. M. M M
, 1859-12-06
4 SSESSNENT NOTICE

- CHI Clerks odee. ch.eazo. Defenders. leg.
Public notice y hereby given Ill persons ts,e,1tt
thai he con1nss"Eezs appointed og the omnon Council
q e ety Of Chicago to a%es The Of aiy hurdrrt
desIsd s Stnsa tn BY ~ eoa1os:,on q C.es
nun Council Sorenbtr ib 1889 hare pet<i heiF IS
tcssmsnt and ra.1s return thereot to ny ot,c<-
fIt tneiE objee:ons IA writing. IN oce. before
Monday, The l3;h t1T OF December. l3. at oelcck I'm
Asthe Common Council vt At that t1e Ii the Council
koo@ heAs ~ objections to said aaszeut ad sss4e
de3 tE q. EREISNAyN G3tv C1+rk
, 1859-12-06

io-a..-..-.... 20 go. 1iVu ,... az.
ELoCR Axn Gr AZ III 1rarr NJ.

Etora Asp 6rA3x N STORE, pEc.3
1.o':1. it, Corn. n.tu.........1ses
nrs.2: ba..... .sl:s3 tla:a Lu..........sls 81
KsI Wiustr %, bu....l3ls5 Rye bu...,...,..... 4S
NAc " 20, sI....... l,O:l 4aI-sr. Ll..... "a d
, 1859-12-06

n ~ fsttffs
Sales Of ~ head Of Good Cattle at * to sas4c.
Sales Of sos bead common, atsA to.Hc.
Sales ofi4: head inferior catt:e II lKto1.
saiesof 4si4 good Hogs ii a e5to4485.
Salesof SIS llgh, Hozs Il ts.71to etOl.
Sales Of 80 Sheep I: - to 435o.
The Hog market quite bsk att above p1ees berg
average Of about Mo for hoss Weighing 20 to o!bs
gross.
Cattle dull unless for those that good enough to
Slip Most Of the packers done packing cattle md 10
packing hogs.
Sheep in good demand At to 3jt<c for fair.
Lei oyer about lQQ had cattle.
, 1859-12-06
lS5J REAT 1850
Central Short Line K0N1c

PITTSBURGH: IT. WAYNE + GlI1ftt;o AND
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS,
To I'LL E-JSTEH.s- tfTfEt
, 1859-12-06

I SSESSllENT NOTICE.
- CITY Clerk u:ft'. E.Ias". Fevez.'e t. = 1s.a
the Goa nlsonrss as.d * H. ,r,n'n ...a Il 'ha u.
o! thc-s, 70 2-r.taz tt l.r,ce. A,d b-t, it.
Resulting 10 oxurss Of rel E>::e "A Ike est Uy.a ~
&c oc!ty hy Of w:ean. A.: s..rnrs N.cn u. M.,
F2e A,l.m. Van Easea and TsIer fr'r slrc
heSt ne ot NaFy ftret to Tie EaSt Ire nf lstrr sr
ao tic cpsnns Of Wn-.te. s:rxcs Co,L.4 s:iyct Eut
e. lcn''r an!ihe We: haf Ct Ns.y street. t m ia liam
erect to the >>onIh t Of ar Of ko3aa chs pro hI,r
oE1ce. ~ 'e " 49,
ANY per, ~ wishing to a2pea1 feom sa:a a,.>.7.-.
nHtt re thtf ohtet tns tn xr: rifle uz b.
!a1e alooay THE 18th cay of 1.crn,t- 1.5 "c!ek T.
~. as tue CuMnon cauaci! vii At tnst lime In trt
CoHreI nnt Lc4e II a!jeeeu. ~ ssA As+e.<u en ass.
fcrtse and TOT ira tr aanui The sane.
no. IT, H. knkjSNtSy f.1tv frs~k
, 1859-12-06
UtunSp0rtlttCn.

STEAM TO IRELAND, Eng
~ Land. and scotlans, fer y.c
THE ATLANTIC.
RoIAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION cUWvANY's
NcW ferk aud Galway Line.
Tho *sarnch au1 pow r1ul isor S.t.ust
FRINGE ALBERT, Capt. Campbell,
VIII al! from New fHr1, fhHr.a, ltrs efh t,u-;.
!ns ii St. )"ln'-. y. r.. 1r~ei. ,tr I:..yt, M.t.
i4css W rA,rsSE:-F-t t.A- ~, Sct,,Itl t;a-. ~
lnjh ~ ttluiE 9irat br prir,!1.aI
u m h,an Inrs If Railway in 4:rcs atn an. lrr
bsI:.nx. ' '~' "''t' Val BILL
=, tisst t@aan Passage 10 ~. j"ilna ...4H
pas~ase " stts rtr 10 Ey ,A.f II t;1t:
'4s14i' Vt 'ustats hfIft".tl.n. 3b. rf: :.
ANhH1tAS EAvNEsS fu.
'sa"1--9.'su ~ UtlElnEn 4tc,t.
, 1859-12-06

tssI i1si W ua.l3.us3 1syc- hu.....,.,.... 4S1
49, 'a'''''" ''''l oa':ss. .eu.''..-'.'...1'o'
ihe market Tor Live Hogs yesterday was nc
a'e' "na prices were On IN average aG1oc bet
.er shan On saturday. The sales ranged frou
$4.soG4.s5 gross, and The market closed firm
1o-oay 1acse were no logs received, but tha
: testing Was buoyant. A lot Of $500 Hogs were
pousht At point about 100 miles west, for this
1nalket. ut st.so gross. The receipts Of Dressed
Logs were heht' aud the market shade frmcr
good logs selling readily Mt s5.50@5.75, and
n.ht at S5.soG15.5o.
III provisions there was tirmer market.
1heFe was an ac1ive inquiry for Mess Pork at
SlA-sS. hut there were no round lots offering at
thas hsureSl5.fo being generally asked. We
report sac OF l'oo hrls for January delivery
~ Aa"aaSee, II S14.5o, which is IN advance Of
'oe On previous purchases there. Cut Meats
were more active, and prices show au advance.
- a"' u 'o,o.o .Feen uams were sold at 1ssc,
4ooo f'cs olues Aom salt ut S7.56 packed, md
.o' pcs ~ nc loose. For delivery at Ailwau-
Aee 'ne'e were sola, 4,ooo Shoulders from salt
III "sc packed, and e,fo9 short Aiddlcs ut Tic
PACKED. Lard IS hrm, with sales Of 100 brls
uilw,ukca =. a. ~ r,,a-s ~; rag ~ u.1'ser, NJ
r,1t,,v 49,, ~. ae - = soou inquiry LOT
Fran' a.. ~ ~: ,.'. .e.'A'"' n'nA III lp'e'
mt. s:s,,..s,'' -, @s'"'' W. 'eaFa y pf'-
=. - .e pAeAess 'ueFe to'oag
we're p-s'ez $'.s'iG'.'5 rctt-
Ih' Flour market was more actiye, and hold
crs we're firyncr. About 75im l,r,s ,b,.,,.,
hnnda NJ y,r1a.-- e.
s ~ s7's !os common 10 cholce
op3'as I1tfas' and F'.6o Tor good Ill White
~, Aa :" 'es'e' oes'aao, ana nd
saoeea lc' WILL limited sales ut 81 G3ac for No.
Spring in store; 45c for Rejected Sur;nr md
s1.GJ far 10. Rcd M t,orl ra.., ~,
-, :. eotn WIS uui1
a'o iS! &c 'o"ef' "th hmlted sales ut Csc for
No. in store, and S5Gl3Gc for Ear On track.
Outs in good demand and scarce u;t,, ,;.,:..,
trnnsart;uns nj n:c IN +r,o1-
.aaa s ~ v's vi .1ack. h5e scarce and
ao'anceo 2es3c, "1sa snles ut o?97ec for No. l
in store, and &c on track. Barley firm. u;ch-
wincs, a1r '~'-' e' A1A4' 1a'sn-
OCEAN FEE1Gurs At NEr YorE.-Thc n :,
Tribune Of Saturday reports rs 1o1loys:-To
Liverpool, 800 bbls aour, nj o. Sd. To London.
100 tcs beef, Il. IS. Cd: 40 bbls Pork al :. "a
- 's' ~
"70' pa 'sse.':ncF' 4-,VTo ba wheat
on p'e"
New Yoax, Dec. a-Rcceints a. ~, hh,~
.ee4pAs' e:'V75 nnis
aohf; l.",:'5 bu wheat: $50 hu corn; sCs bu
cats; a,9o9 bn rye; ,134 pk.s beef.
f,xr,xx.r, 1,oc . Tto t,..xu.
Fl ~ ""-'e ea,s'
fioaF was aua, nut holders did not care
There were no saIcs below s3.I5 far s,nerf;ns
Wheat & 10 good demand and firm; Corn buoy
R.-1a, j.. ."S.se 0ass IN Eoou demand at 46c
1ttls ~ ia. .nI prime Iah. AlskY de-
, 1859-12-06
New Railroad Time srnt9e.

New Railroad Time Table.
Trains Dtpart. -Aaik Close. trains 4rrire
EAST.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
gao gao 4 !. y y. 2sSPM ssSP 1".s9A.N. 80 ! y
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
GOO a. u. 300 P. II. 1885 4. N,
s9.45 A. II. s.45A.N. 1035A II
Aich- Gen. train Of Monday morning arrive at
PITTS, FIT. WAYNE AND CA1CAGo.
s:sef SO + i: t. 5:sSfM $50 T. 1852: 1e.:S =: ): ):
SOUTH AND WEST
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
11:1S 1S 4 !, !, y. s.SoA.M. % 5.ooA.M.
DIXON AIR LINE.
11.oo 4. y. 1000 A. N. A. M.
-f.A 4.50 T. u.
ILLINOIS cESTRAI-B,aneh.
geo 4. y. 1000 4. u. o.aoA. II.
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
11.3s4. 133s1 y. y lo.o9P.M. . % 7, s.,sA.M.
ALTON AND ST, LOUIS.
Ills 4. II. 1000 A, n. 5.1oA. N.
Ills +. II. 9.O0p Il. Hoop. II.
NORTH AND wLST.
GALLSA AND CHICAGO UNION.
11.30 A. H. 1000 4. u. 45D 4. u.
1l.4j 7. II. 200 II. 4.3OpN.
ST. PAUL AND FOND DU LAC.
12.l5. T. u. 11.00 A. ~ 11.45 4. u,
quo +. II. 4.S0 +. u. $50 L. II,
MILWAUKEE.
7.l0 \. II. 400 A. n. lo.50A.M.
12.15 T. Il. HOO A. " 5.30P,N.
Cincinnati Express.
All way Mails leave on morning trains only.
No mails over any route on Sunday morning.
No Saturday evening mails over any route.
Sunday evening mails over all routes
, 1859-12-06

CLEARED,
frpp MendotA: Spencer Buffalo, 1l6 bars railroad Iron
81 stons pig irou COO kegs nails 10 Lhds .uas 10 hgs
rGffee. o
l'Ipr Wisconsin, Hickey. Btatevi1le, light
coal. 9A
sehz William Jones Sherman Man,s:ee 10 tons har lc9 ou
o36.
, 1859-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sales Of 100 ordinary Cattle from eQ9xe to 3Kc-
Salea Of so better quality from :xc tosc-
Extra good fat Cattle would sell veu hut thers noue
On the market.
Sales Of soma few Inferior Cattle Al low s3alS1
Sales Of soi Sheep froen 49.'3c to ~ p cvt.
Sales Of 9e9t Hogs from 4xc to 4xc There nd
Canes to the beginning Of week but has anee aen
Oh The average 10. hoE1 Is NC; catte 3e-a1l sold.
below we give fdw sale4. Average weight ETC.:
, 1859-12-06
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY Evxzzsc, Dec. s. 1Sss.
The receipts and shipments during the past
twenty-fouz hours were as 1ollows:
, 1859-12-06

( 1ALENA & CHICAGO UNION
~ GREAT wr5fEaS 5hi!ESGH1i M5il ROUTE
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Completed Through to Oshkosh, Wis,

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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

ry-The Shasta Courier notwithstanding
its strong Popular Sovereignty proclivities
forced itself to support the Lecompton ticket
in the lest State election. 1t could swallow
even as bitter pill as the Zach Montgomery
resolution. But we perceive that it gags"
at the last dose of pizen" which is now Of
fered to it by Messrs Brown, Davis & Co., of
the United States Senate. In regard to this
new doctrine of enacting a slave code for the
Territories SO thoroughly incorporated into
the Lecompton creed, it says:
1--WE have not as vet had time to thoroughly
study the positions assumed therein lthe debate
in the U. s. Senate on the 23d Feb bv the Nor
thern and Southern Democrats. If the Southern
Democrats however, have taken the ground here
tolore occupied by the Republicans, that Congress
has power 10 legisatc upon the subject of slavery
in the Territories that Is either to legiSate that
Institution into the Territories, or exclude it
thereirom-then all we have now to say is, the
entire North is lost to the Democracy forever,
and that great party which can alone preserve the
Union is lost, lost lost"
Afterwards, it says:
! "As for onrself, as an individual Democrat. ha-
wing cheerfully, gladly enhusiast tically voted for
ton, we prefer TO continue to stand on that Plat
form, rather than run the risk OF wandering upon
unknown grounds, where we may be met by evils
which we know not Of"
Unfortunate Courier You are pulling
with the wrong team. You worked against
your own principles in the last election.
You will have to do the same thing az lin, if
you stay where you are.
You cannot fail to perceive that nearly all
the " Lecompton Pure" organs in this State,
as well as all over the Union have endorsed
the Brown and Davis doctrine that Con.
gress ought to legslate for the protection of
slavery in the Territories. if the local Legis
atures fail to do it, What is this but Con
greSsional intervention No doubt, this doc
trine will be quietly passed over in Conven-
tion (that is, in this State) but it will he so
with the taeit understanding that it is to be
asserted as soon as convenient; and the Le-
compton delegates to the Charleston Conven-
ton will certainly vote for plank in the
platforTh put forth in that Convention which
shall declare emphatieally in favor of a Con-
gressona Slave Code for the Territories.
Mr. Courier, it is time that you were cut
ting loose from your present associations.
You are on the outer rim of whirlpool
which will sink you, if you do not speedily
disconnect yourself from its grasp. The long
er you remain, the less hope there is for your
escape. Now is your time. non or neyer, to
place yourself upon the broad platform of
absolute non Intervention, and to identify
yourself with that principle in which, as a
sound National man. you believe.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

BURIED ALIvE.-An Irishman named VIM
Barry, who resides with his family on Sixth
street, was buried alive temporarily about
noon yesterday. while engaged in drifting
into the bank at Zabriskie's cut, at the Ridge
Perceiying that the bank commenced caving
he ran, to escape aad endeavored to iumI
upon a ear at hand but was caught by the
slide and covered entirely by the earth, hi,
mead but slightly. In moment, he recov-
ered himself, and shaking his head removed
Iho earth therefrom. Discovering his exact
position, his comrades went to work imme
uI"Vely ana dug him out His injuries al
Tuesday. '"@' = '''O'' y
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

STOCKTON ELEcTIoN-The Argus says:
"The time for holding the city election rap
idly approaches The Douglas Democracy
feel confident of being enabled to elect full
ticket by large and decided majority The
Leeomptonites. however feel weak in the
knees. 1t is said they will hold no conven-
ton, but by a general understanding will
concentrate the Buchanan force upon parlcu
lar individuals, whom, if they should succeed
by any means to elect they will claim as lie
comptonites, but, if unsuccessful they intend
to disclaim them. This very game shows a
weakness on their part that cannot hope for
success."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

W We perceive that our friend, w. II
Hamilton, at No. COZ D street. opposite Fred
Getzlers Saloon, is doing fine business in
the sale of candies, nuts, and fruits of all
kinds. He keeps the very best quality of all
these articles, and obtains his supplies from
the first class wholesale establishments in the
country. None but the genuine articles OF
candies find their way to his store. and, as for
nuts and fruits. he buys them where he knows
they are sound and fresh. We are glad to
see him so well patronized, for he deserves
it, as a fair and honest dealer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

RECORDERS CouRr YEsrERDAY-C New
bert. for selling liquor to Digger Indians, was
fined $40. which he paid. VIM. Hellman
Intelligence man, charged with swindling
was discharged, it appearing that there was
no foundation whatever in the complaint
against him, the prosecution being entirely
malicious Thomas and Lambdin, accused
of being engaged in a riot. weIe both dis.
charged. John Michan and Charlea Hanson
were fined $40 each for icing engaged in q
riot. Ned Kernes, found guilty of fighting
will be sentenced this morning John Mich
an and Charles Hanson were found guilty o
being drunk and disorderly, and were fneC
$40 each.