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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-14

K 5 I E s SALE
IL By virtue of a decree of the Circ,it S,. e.
CITY the Undersigned Trustee, viii offer for sale az
aucuoh, at the Saesroom ofthe Merchantsi Fchsnge Gu
H n " 1870 south Gay street on SATURDAY the 0h day Of
THAT VALUABLEL0T OF GROUND on the east sida Of
North Charles street. distant 1926 feet north from the 1o
sue OF onman street. thence north, bounding on Charles
street, 30 feet to the centre of West Oliver street thence
parallel with Hoffman street. to lane or road thence soutb
east with said lane and thence to the beginning
subscriber - FFA ~ N-e
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
The Rope Ixnuia.

The mania for rope-walking and dare devil
performances is rapidly extending. Two
boys at Rockport, N. Y, have learned to do
it over the canal at that place, and propose
now to walk over Black River. at Watertown
Jefferson county, n. y. where 1t runs thro'
frightfuI chasm. This is Young America
all over No Frenchman can introduce any
thing here. as the study Of lifetime. but
some Yankee boy will compete with him In
sixty days.
De Lave at Rochester. Is performing. even
more daring. aud reckless. feats than Blondin
at Niagara. Blondin has carried a-man on
bis back over Niagara has taken stove
and "kndlings" out to the centre Of the
rape, cooked an 'omelette aud let the dish
down to the deck of the little steamer.
Maid OF the Mist, &c, &c. DE Lave has cut
all sorts OF antics on his rope. stretched over
Genessee Falls. His last performance was
to ethimself down one hundred feet to the
water-take a drink and Chamber back,
"hand over hand" These feais show plain
ly that the fools are not yet all dead.
Both Blondin' and. De Lave.are now "won
derful men," heroes of daring" patterns
Of courage" &c. in the estimation Of most
people. But let Blondin tumble into Mag
ara, or De Lave into the Genessee, what idi,
OTIS they would he called !
Nevada national., 1859-10-15

A San INCIDENT or THE FIRE AT MrR-
PHY's.-The Columbia Courier says that
when the couHagration which destroyed
Murphy's broke out, the mournful services
OF funeral were being performed. A
mother had lost her little child of two years
old. The little procession bad reached the
village church, and were then paying tho
last sad tribute Of affection, when the terri
ble cry Of fire smote upon the ear Of tha.
little group. So great was the panic, as the
flames burst upon their sight through the
church windows. that involnntarily all rush.
ed out to render aid in staying the progress
of the flames. In moment the poor moth
er found herself alone with ber dead child,
and, taking up the little coffin, returned to
her home alcne and unnoticedl
Nevada national., 1859-10-15

SECOND SAN H.-Handbills,and al.
vertisements are out for a grand jump at
Niagara Falls, Shields, the renowned
jumper" says be will leap from a scarold
to the river below, distance of ninety feet,
aud swim ashore, in a current running IA
miles hour. The place selected for the
feat is..a' pleasure garden beside the river
near the American Fall, and the reward Of
the jumper WILDE in the receipts for admis-
sion to the garden at quarter apiece.
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
The sHccrscbnunI iInnia.

IT may chagrin Young America to learn.
but nevertheless il is fact, that the Nicer
schaulns SO popular in this country at the
present day, costing from one to FIVE dollars
are mere shams. The genuine meersehaum,
or that portion in which the cigar or Tobacco
is placed is made of clay found in Asia.
This clay resembles the porcelain clay of this
country, and is easily moulded into any des-
ired shape, and the finer the quality the more
easily is 1t colored by the oil oftobacco. The
month-piece OF the meerschaum is made Of
amber, substance resembling rosin, found
along the Baltic Sea. This is valued aecor-
ding to the size of the piece, and its fitness
for mouth-pieces. Some of them sell as high
as $50, and the bowls for pipes as high as
$50, in consequence Of the elaborate carving
npon them. They are made in Vienna, where
large number Of persons are employed to
meet the present demand. The price, how
ever, cannot be considered enormous, when
iti nderstood that the finest quality of me-
erschaum cannot be perfectly colred under
three months, and then it must be in use
all the time; say, for instance, thirty cigars
per day smoked through one, each cigar cos
ting three cents, would make the cost for
oinety days ssl, without counting sick head
aches nervousness, &c.
Nevada national., 1859-10-15

A few weeks ago our baby was taken to
chursh to be baptized, and his little brother
was present during that sacrament On the
following Sunday, when baby was under
going bis ablutions and dressing, the little
brother asked mamma if she was intending
to carry Willy to be christened.
why, no." said bis mother, 'dont YOU
know, my son, people are not baptized twice
WHAT" returned the young reasoner with
the utmost astonishment in his earnes. face
mot IL it don't take the first timer
We opne that II little Cha arlie's rule W CT
in force, there would be good many re.
baptIsms.
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
GINGER WINE

CAUTION To THE PuBIIC.-The rh putation awar-
ded TO TURNER'S GINGER WINE aud the unequaied
popularity it has received, has been the means OF
putting into the market many spurious articles.
Hs Beudre Of these base couneTfeifs We caution all
consumers OF GINGER WISE to examine the label.
as none is genuine such have our portraits
in circle, steel plate, surrounded by the nscr-
iption- TURNER'S GINGER WINE, prepared BY
TURNER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo n Y. and
San Francisco, California.
&c Mandatory aud salesroom In San Fran
isco cor BTo..I~ay and Front Street, 6-Sm
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
Il y II N + RS
GAMGN& MAMEo
r ORESTW WINE RIrTFR
JOHN L. GAMBLE, !

TURNER'S FOREST WINE BlTTERs are a cure for
Fever and Ague Fiatuleney, Dyspepsia, Costive-
ness, or Heaviness. General Debility. Nausea, Head.
ache irregularity Of the Digestive Organs. Nervous
Prostiation, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Affections, and
most Of the ills that flesh is heir to- They will be
found not only CURATIVE, but also the best PRKvES-
rATIvE ever introduced in California.
rA- These BlrrERS, manufactured from the
choicest medical roots, barks and herbs by Turner
Brothers are WARRANTED to be the best now in use
the Pacific Coast, and can be taken with perfect
safety by persons OF all ages and conditions.
E5- TURNER BROTHERS, Manufacture Of every
description Of Syrups, Cordals, Btters &c. at y.
York, Buffalo n. Y. and san Francisco, Cal.
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
THE GREAT EASTERN.

The completion of this gigantic steamship
has already been announced, and by adver
sisemenent We are informed that she will pay
this continent a visit prior to her trip to
Australia-for which latter trade she is d,
signed, we believe. The following is the
advertisement referred TO
GREAT SHIP COMPANY, (Limited) No. II King
WILLIAM STREET. LONDON, Aug. 6, 1859
THE GREAT EASTERN FOR AMERICA.
The GREAT EASTERN will leave this coun-
try for Portland, U. S. early in the ensuing
month, after having made short trial trip.
Rates of passage, port af departure and 9th
er arrangement will be announced in few
days.
BY order. JH YATES,
Secretary.
And as matter Of curiosity WEI append
her tunnage, as compared with the-principal
vessels OF the U. S. Navy:
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
SUMMONS,

County OF Nevada, SIS. W. b. Clapp,
Township OF Grass Valley. Justice OF the Peace.
THE People of the State Of California, TO CLARK
l. W. LEWIS, GREETING -
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me-
at my Once, in said Township, ON Monday the
18th day Of December, 1853, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ to
answer to the complaint of GEORGEN. BROWN, who
demands Of you the sum of Two Hundred dollars, as
per copy Of complaint fle in my Office, when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, II you fail
to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greetng Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 9th day ofSeptembcr,
A. D.. 1859 W b. CfAPP
" s<n Justice Of the Peace II sfti Coun
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
The Delaware State Lotteries:
Glass 420 Draws WEDNESDAY, Aug, 5 1859.
The Single Number Lotteries;
(Authorized by the state Of Georgia.)
CLASS 80 DRAWS SATURDAY August Q, 1853

ea- TICKETS iu any of these and earlier Schemes
may be obtained firm TEN TO FIFTEEN DAYS AE-
TFR THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE and the pur
chaser will consequently have to hold his ticket only
eight ten days before Is published in several OF
the most prominent san Francisco newspapers and
fle Of the New York papers, containing perfect
list of all said drawings can be found at
Nevada national., 1859-10-15

Er The Vigilance Committee of Napo-
leon, Ark, have issued the following notice.
"From and after this date, all gamblers and
vagrants will be prohibited from remaining
in the city of Napoleon for a longer period
than twenty four hours Should any of the
above gentry act in violation OF this notice,
they will do i at their own risk
Nevada national., 1859-10-15

Her tunnage is nearly as great as the com
bined tnnnage of the ten tremendous line. of.
battle-ships-including the once unrivaled
Pennsylvania-that are registered on the
United States Navy list.
, 1859-12-30
Daily Review Chicago Market.

... TH1HspAF EsEstaa LEG. =
fLOult-Nee1ptss,S0tt. - tt.s: rAss "efe as saae~t: ~
b. Ionic choice Spring extra It *fso delsered 10 br&
naytes. d. Ia xekA. to Ets ttade II *51 del "a trs
'Buaae. At $sss del; Ico bEh "Paeatoo at tf's del
go bs:s Wood aud Stone On Pr: lo1 ef1s "fite 1t
3A.0 te! e0ot1l. @nock Nl7es. 100 h.ls ''tntya,
20 br!s-Fas1eEs- Il *t6.H 1e s0o hs Panton II $4u
de bs choee su2e.duc 1t &t0s del; - brs fair Co 1t
to.a3 ael b bgls do At saoo DEL.
WHEAT-Reec:piA ls.dEs; saisa were: 80 bu No. Red
Winter A11 aek 20 tu Sprrk. by sample At sc ca
taet: t61 No. Spring st sc traxk. 15 haf1 No.
spas 1t 9e deli eo eu doat osc del; sob" DO II sc In
stors; ION bt DO At SIC Ia btuse-
CoHS-Re:xiatA 1905 Lu sale. we1e go bu NJ. At
, 1859-12-30
:Tinaleial am ,Gou,mereial:
MONETARY.

TupxapAr Evrxuo. ptc- =, lsaa.
We have no change to notice IN the money
masket ance our last issue. Tie Payments oil
the first and fourth Of January are OF course
large, but Nc hear Of no apprehenslous IN re-
Ea7d to meeting them. The Marine Bank re-
rnitted yesterday to New York, some $ee.oo"
to pay the semi.apnua& interest on the city debt
The tendency !. this season Of the year is to
accumn1ase large amount Of capital IN New
York, to pay interest on State, railway and
Other indebtcdpess. 01e Of our fnsnciers, who
is well posted in these matters, foots up the
sum to ut least 81, 600 900, all Of which will be
disbursed during tho next week. Tho effect
can scarcely fail 70 be greater ease in the money
market.
Exchange ia in fair demand, but it begins 10
be su1uised that it will be weaker, ii not lower,
before the close Of next week. The bankers
continue to take freely sixty-day pork aud pro
duce bills on New York, but local paper is sepf
At wide berth by the banks
Gold : per cent. premium with only small
| retail demand.
Street brokerage seems nearly buried out OF
sight. Nominal rates for approved paper ase
about II per cent. per month";
Agents Of Eastern capitalists hare an abun-
dance Of money TO loan On uniucumbeEed inside
aud productive city property on ERE years time
At 10 per cent. with 5@5 per ceat for commits
sioas.. ALI other conditions arc promptly re-
jected- -
NEW Srr1K or HAIr DoI1AR.-A nes
half dollar has been got up 1t the unitee
States Mint, in Philadelphia, to be submitted e
government for its approval. The new eo1n
although Of the same diameter as that now II
circulation, il much thicker at the rim IN conse
ouence OF the deeper stalking Of the die, ans
hencs much more durable. On one side IS
medallion portrait Of Washington, with tb
head wreashed with laurel; the word liberty
upon scroll over the bust; at the bottom To-
date, 1859; aud aronud the whole the word
limited States Of America in plain, well
adapted raised Iette1s. On the reverse s,ds.
wrath Of grain envelops the words 'halt-1olla'
IN the same beautiful lester.-Esaas Honey II
porftr.
, 1859-12-30
THE HOG AND PlsoV1s1ox TRADE.

a,-.a
81 Aoci@.
The p7eAlnx saAoa aprroachSs Hs eose lae nutnpes
w.. M I'd sesxrdsv IT, r.s n,a A.. ~ e., auo,t
r7nxjn f,:n Is Is T., ID s5 NUaI autt Ia pn,t,oas
IL nfrountr mes ccti h.yr ~ LII II 4.55 tut 10
go ~ 80 r.nsrsd III rrn1sh nv. a. ~ M
Sill hol!h Il, tner hts> Lat the 1ea.t* have
hetn excellent prices ~ hh ca Of .e
hog. sea4ymary Of tit NJ be:ps+ they vera very tat-
iDcnaoxra1, :sth.
rof.1sVIfrE
- e,,.,.-
1o,A ~ ~ u:"iF IN p1t =. - 49,,
lJournsl asA.
MILWAUKEE,
H,YI nY,-rJ,t
sn, In Ifs .fterno. tcss rpnx, i4Xfr t5f
YEers refsn- 10 "a ont sae a. Il for the hearisst ar
r u stns ~ ley nsu 1aa n Vt ~
A1ys 4buak y W. neau bE@eA = 10E424.sf
, 1859-12-30

UJLNOIS CENT. RAILROAD,

L.
IN ,ad at,er SUNDAY. Dee 9TH, la:9. trains IN e5vs
the Qrsas Central Depot hut take sttt' ~. -.
lid. s. Jos-ph TerTe l.ute. Evan.7.s cafo aeupa'A
VirE shu.x katehes, New ur!SaaA and MoelM. .
w Esp1tsa 3o sanays < s1s.pssi: ~ s;to Z
4a0aua Menp nphs Al A-sap asxt Jay. and New
Ssbt EIpsess a. va ?. H., Saturdays excepted ssiv
.us It Perh u s.@3 an. uaies " !a.s An o.:
F,uis Al tu Al Is II. Aeoph, ~ am' ssS
eaH Say, saa New Urleaos At 40 p- ih!ta da1
On Aain,iay III F1s.enkef Eat VIII run % Lsp9n@
an tts Express TIE xht leaving Chicago = ~ p-n.
Tt1lns artvt In thscax u II - Al. aua 9Ia N,
I'D. aos Sesplnx EAxa on all nixht tfAns- q.
Eaxsage eaeekei through TO Cairo Dr. Louis. saa a'-
4o'<S@@ THROUGH TICKETS
For ,a,e Conpany Ocs in tho Great EsGtkA Ue
not sl,0 at the Of ta Pittsburgh Fort ayne eoc
t:bcaro KaEfrad ComPany Of Dearborn and H.n
5ninh se4t snd 1t Michigan CsnsEa k9altoad ott*
on Dea1bofn street, tetHeea Lake aad topa sAsss"'
HIDE raEK An D woopLAwS TRAINS.
txaYs Chicago 1t 7.m AN. Lave NoodAwn u " -
l1GD noo1. 10op q
a.Lp.n~&, s'uP
.,on .tck+. n retyuce1 ntes good for thnt
saihs can Be obalatd BY applying ss the once OF I'd
esnfta4 1'''t =. i. ARTHUR superintendent.
, 1859-12-30

New York Market
Br TI11szArul Nxw Toxx, pec. -.
F1or.-Etp tim ani qu!et: Sale. - s.,t 4 q saa
53os sutF stale. o. is5 Is ftT e1t1a do = s3t fos
Auper esttEn si3 " sos mnn to mtttu eItsa ID
uf1te te Epot shpplox brands z1tE4 foos &
hoop Oae0a1kes eiesnx vty sra .:a 70 senes n tae
20 bsls- At taod*s fnr eomman to ehtee e1tkA. tye
GxAlx-Wheat m..ket quiet md very drsu choice MI
xauk&c cu5 n~ld siy. A.1es J. e0 bp Milwaukee
club set. RE dr Al 9 Faz,rJ guIet and e
sa.xx 400 tIe for choice Stale. 13.c better
k1ies Is 0 bu sc for willie ard yellow uat1
&c. re II Gur st1te. xs'+In aai T. nadia1-
Z WAAKy-Duf aud hczSy- sales -ublt. Al .hc-
dull ant tach1nssl Sa1-s 3f3 htts II
41sEs1 sl- for mesa 4tf6asits for ptims: Eetf dull
and nnchaa.e Sles 10 ts:s 1t e1pns4a5 10: country
PRIME: *ts350fos DO r1t.s: 4at3so for Erpektd nes;
4llil a.Le extra Btai H1as rtthaoerd Sales :t0
pkks stem s1sal4sl. trne t<ef mimi 1t
1i7al9oe Cut unehoNSe Satss Is pk = II sHA
&4c11- Skou3Gfr1; sltc for hams LAID dull and heavy
%aes 3.3 brid II lbIGtr- Butter Gnitt - l1It fuk
Ohio: lsa3efor ST. Cheese s;eodr II s6liac HAenn
active Sales o bALks Eu.siefiahi to4I
2t Sc: 1' o1ts citS do II sAE, s1 bu1es wssa DO
January and Fehruasy ii 54e-
S1oC1s-S+ eotd Bt.4sd- Money IN Eooi deZaiad. znd
rates 6rn. St;r& E1eh7nkt quiet Eth I'll IL aztrs Il
previous rases. EAsc59n aEd 4. Et- 20; Gal. i c.
f3 IaaA1ua lat. EHe$N: l.E. s.A: H. ). tseG j.
Heading t:E, NV: n Y.C. III; r.c. Nal .e4; l. =
Bonts stH; Erie buEts e. y kre - bons ~ Mo. IS
65k: +. 5. Ss Of ~ lGals. ---
Cincinnati Markets.
, 1859-12-30
NICuIG AN SOUTHERN,
W. LAKE. SHORE AND GEASD TRUNK RAIL

lS53s0. sAeaS-'o
Takes effect On Ard atter Nor. u.
Great Through Route to New York,
Tuiedo. Cesand. H1slhnrkh. Nsssaasxh, MhselnE sy-
facu%e. Troy. Burlington. U rG Sus tnsaou bridge. Wa
sAa Eaa ku.fao, usnklrA, Albany Rntta11. Montreal
ltnson, rhilIetpata BALTIMORE y Wasfnaton. sp!thxasu
WpsrssteT. Eu1k.aA Qnses, ard all the posntA n nhtn
rennsy eani1 New Tusk, Aew Ef x1ai st.es, and The
e1eeptcL,, VIA uld Michigan kosAl. Tet<htnE Tol1
do Al s.1t pn. xul petn.lt 1t ttN pm.
200 pQ A!xAt E1eas sCheakudallJ, IA OIL Nkh
xan Eoa4. achins fo'rdo Al *:st as'- ana lsisea
At 9tIaM. ....
Direct eonncet!ots male at Toledo with ssans Toless
and C:cve.1I i:4a FIR II pnts Inferior in a'hh. FennASl
van. =, New io,k anI Tie New England St~tes.
iHrvrt trse 1t utt olt With dfrak Wesfsr
Railway To ~usu<nsion Rfsdxe. 1e.
TIa,k Kaa'.a,to gs.Snsa sss'ess' osd*n'saFsa' aon
U;5rS1 c,nne. ms nsa1u Al Cleveland to Pittsburgh
naas.4aussh. WassIAx, Philadelphia, balslmos< Ans
C.nt!Gns msle At Toledo WITH trains Michigan ant
Dayton I:oAt Ina. uAyt,. uam.:r and CnGnhati
nc. Connections ii ADRIAN " ~1 tn rs 10 Ireuuaa<
C1lct"n, Manchester aud J4cA& n.
~ 20 change Of lxtxren chicago anil Detroit.
ES EIss1sr checked th1pn-a " Nts 1ps, bosipn
1htia4lxtf,t.ls. lAitsnurr. Ae-. ke.
| WOOnKTFF'S FtTESr Sl.EErlSts CARS secor1
parf al n!Eht srrs th!< Enx u New iHsk anu Hott1n
Tc.rta te nat 1t At ticket o>ts tn ths Mest aud
the Company Dee. uu'fes tho fsssue huAst enEner
R1ndslpa aa3 dearborn ttre. - and n ths aspat.
| u u. CRAY. GeusEa1'sTealsfuA Agent
! fEkt Cnr NNrf hahIf-
, 1859-12-30

1DENNSTLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
TIE Capacity Of tkis Esa Is equal to Any IL The

V A r
3SENNo1LsA ANLA tEN 1ltAI
\ RAILROAD.
TIE Capacity Of tkis Esad il eq qna to Any IL The
THREE T1ROEGf PASSENGER TRAINS
tsnn.1S tn1t :, shs Nm INK II 1,,,1,s a.,
Th1oqh T1aln. fresa ~ Ws.ss9 s:tt. fr fh.slephA
iusnl.L stse: or de sssu.poa,!sa oi ta.sn IL. W.
AZ f., rss IT, rha'p4a With
satas s1e T st1ssSa r. e,eh Train waouo
III l. e. ..ds;s :1fsps r. YS;::
d,y tr,fns connect direct TOT New rurf. E1rtsa and
POI 1.as connect &, Hslflmnf- a.s.l Na,hinstoa
Afi's + Eas'}; =. n:s 4 !, s@ pa''n0F' At
eq2f*st At y II i.Sar: ~ !, r: s
ta1,s.s t4 = a-,:rIn1 =. rali.Isio6Is ii Pm Ss<
t,.;1. rcrn Pbia1elrh;a and New Yoys: two
div ssaas is;~e*a xev YORK iIo.tsa. Thzoas
n, ssas s,aafn.9os Ins.. 'Da ~ 4 49, ''s'e'
st - E,sfT,T, NAV h ab5s,c< II auy Of the tnno+f.
.ot S,1sa 1mee. N e. Wi slso "a bos1 aay * he
regular line of TIE NsAs.iPpl or 0hla Eers
e. sos . y. q s''
FARE ALW A1s ~ hOM ~ Hl AM
OTHER ROUTE
TAsx 70. Tickets By k1tt4b1.xh ar
,~vanss i:arsa.lto tsEae make shs ths - sA'''
UtFEt.T LINE HE-rIF ZEN THE EAST AND THE
GREAT SURTaWA AsT.
The euanAct!uS u ract- by the K2!s.ad Btxs Pitts
b1rt av,iux IL davas fefrs-c rttShf Together
Iii The sssnx ofs+ are readily appresasss
er rhippers ofirrxks mi! tie tr.vetI:nk kpuhIsr
Fasts. shipping Eass"azt ~a Ind ito seIs advantage
FL cen;rs or shipping directions. apply to ..
III. b;;: e.
n S Fierce 4 c. xA,siy.i: u; J. j. jotoscn KlIler
, 1859-12-30
1853 R.EAT lCGV
Central Short Line ls0sx5c
r;T1sRr,Kf11- TT. WAYNE i ci1IGAUu, ASH
PENNSYLVANIA KAL.-RoADs,
TO I'LL .E-fnTEK.S~ CfTlES
sx~ a-ww T.. s~@

THROUGH FREIGHT AGENTS.
A,u prepared 10 contsact shss through. ty anAatr
tae Companies nantd ans~. * their oface.
~ Dearborn Street,
and NJ d.pot OF r.. # ". + q. X. r., Chicago Or u
uxpok. Liberty AiEeet Pittsburgh. ....
Tho Qynces 1t ,hc Pennsylvania Eaisnat Enr,rahr
,h1 Esst aEv kente " No !. 4nv Haae. New lntt: ="
South VILLAIN ssrert. New Yn1k No, ~ klby strtt Ia>
Tlsns,t PhisueIphE1. l".'
, 1859-12-30
Rail1oan3.

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON l.
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Trains eays and a5tvs II Ch!eaxh II f,.u
Mall lsaves 643 Ill, suul4> excepted :rl' ~. + T..
Sunalys eserptrd.
MerdotA AZ trn lea Its pm. Snucays e..st.
arrives y ~ SunIats excepted.
Express e1res HIS sztGrl1Ts pied, Afive Is
A-ms Mua!a} *xsepsed.
, 1859-12-30

Cincinnati Market.
B1 TH1exAfH.1 C1xcHSATr Dee. -.
Hoes-t11u. sales 1..1ua. ad:TGs-o. Eece psa 10 day
leust. usk-Wetera Meas 3IE.0J.
, 1859-12-30


Fires fan:e from H. 20 10 Is TerT few ea'9e II cs
except On c0otrAet---{late Cny, 18th
, 1859-12-30

Az nr~ht. wtthstafess saE Davtapertard a1uakesa.
~ Yankee Fun. viii staEs% Tor faruato.
AZ Un!on 0ro.s With naEes for T1pson.
At Lisbon With ztaxrs for .Aaamusa. ---.
AnoAt Ctaar Eapfda With staers fnT M1rion Yirsna
Waterloo, Ce4at Eals Wavsrfy Eetkss!a gEzdfvkd.
tharrs Mitchell Fort lkstEe and >Iaux tlty Tusdo Ma
xsesa, tera, evad4. "n.hoso+ Hsucr JeNsssua
fenEo, NtRton nf4G"ites, anu aauacn htad*.
Wat.Ioo.
Tbs Shortest cheapeSt md expeditions route So
tween Ch!eoeu and trnal Iowa 1t teIng only l1s miles
from che7< to the Nssalppt kses, zpt sbsnee sety
Int the Interior of Iuxa.
Tetsta.bf e Il the Tet st1tst pspn Chtcazo, Ni..
Anazeui .in u II the depot in Fulton. receive
III h1F-a1r af Clinton 1hs road which viii be conyeYet
Aczpss saa river free Of etarYe.
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, 1859-12-30

IL RAILROAD. ...
On and ae&r Tuesday Nov. tph ls:9 na.us nj. =,
follows daily, tsandaJa exeeptcdJ:
LEAVE RACINE.
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37:tsP. H., BY the Chicago AID Northwestern T!L.
wsy. and arriving 1t Frerpnn - r. A-!n tne ~
tyasns On sse !i!iao'. etst1al < X # ahe "ess as
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lkAFE FKEEFU1sf,
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nert!sk At RAelnu r,th Tnins m the dii~nxr.' All
Chicago X. H., for Milwaukee anx e. ltox".
It ~ r. ", eeanaodaflo1 for 1ltiott. ....
Aeeouod1ton train leaves beott for fae'he II 7:1h A.
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westsru Hallway Tor Ch.csxoaE,iSlnF - caso u IL i
4. M-snd reaehlnx Ra'!ne II lisa i, ~
Freight foe~s 10 all po3nt, m shs H'.s'pl Rive
Low ~ BY any other suuts aoa with liz. uekes
despatch,
, 1859-12-30

emplpyed, and shall continue 10 be enpioyeti,
to execute The laws against the African slave
trade. After I most careful and rigorous exanl-
ination Of our coasts and thorough inrestigA-
d, ton Of the subject, we hare not been able IL
discover TINT any slaves have been imported into
tbs United Staten except the cargo by the Wan
dsrer, numbering between three mud four Inn.
dred- Tbose engaged in this unlawful enter
prize have beeu vigorously prosecuted; but moi
with as much SUCCESS Is their crimes have de-
served. 4 number Of them are still under pros
ecutton.
Our history proves that the fathers Of the re-
public, In adrapcc Of all other nations, con-
demned the African slare trade. II was, not
w,thstanding. deemed expcdicnt BY the trainers
OF the Constitution to deprive Congress Of The
power 70 prohibit the migration or or1uaportation
Of such persons a. any Of the States now exit
ing shall think proper to admt"" prior to the
yesr Ont thousand eight hundred and eight"
II will be aecn that this restriction IN the
power Of Congress was confined TO such States
only a. might think proper to admit the impor-
States, or 10 the trAde carried on abroad. Ac-
cordingiy, We find ttat ~ early rs The 22d u
March, l1a4, Congress passed an net imposing
sevefe penalties and punishmcuts upon citizens
and residents Of the United Staten who SHOULD
engsge in this trxdc between foreign nations.
The provisions Of this act were extended and en-
forced by the act Of 10th May, 1suo.
Again: the States themselves had clear
right u waive the constitutional privilege in-
tended for their benefit, and to prohibit, uy
: their own laws, this trnde at un5 time they
thought proper previous to 1905. Several Ut
them exercised this right before that period,
ara among them some contaioiug the greatest
number Of alsses. This guye to Congress the
immediate power 10 act in regard 70 all such
States, because they themselves had removed
the constitutional barrier. Congress according
~ paced An act Oh e6th February, 1903, !" ID
present The importation of certain persons int
certain States where, BY the laws thereof, thei,
admission Is prohibited" In this manner the
importation Of African slaves INTO the Untet
:s:ssea was, to greut extent, prohibited son,s
yes1A ID advance IF ISIS.
A. the year lsos approached, Congress deter
mined not 10 suffer this trade To exist, csen fol
eiugte day, after they had the power to abol
ish il On The I'd Of March, 1907, they passed
~ set to take effect "frou1 and after the Ii
day Of January. 1sos.' prohibiting the importa
,ion Of Africau slaves into the United States
THIS was followed bT anbseqrent acts Of s'nt