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, 1859-03-30
.Tilla11rial a1lu Commercial
MONETARY.

9u1s1aAs Esx1ns. An1sa -. 1874
The scarcity Of exchange continues. This
complaint seems to lr general u over thu ycs,-
w. ,curn ,,t ,arce ,,,1,,n,s ~ ~, i,aaf 49,,
) .,.,.t VI '"e -, Dee4 nut
l"fH 'aeAea ua1'ne INC 1'ast *cason Is still in
'hc lands of Western holders Much less than
TN. ,,u,ul ,,norrs h.s h,.,, s,11 :, ko,. WI.
As ca,,ital increases ut thc West This ,,,,;c ,;,
h. ,u,ro <n..,,,I,. .,I~,....1 ,,,,'.,:, =, '
~ '.o's aaoPteu. "'ae.ae! L "lls De
profitable or nut time will determine.
Rates for money re,nuin in Ill rcsncctx tbc
.,,,. c,,11, c,x.,,. ,..,,7,-.
S"A'e ooa - '''ee' Fa'ea le- per cent, per
month. Few transactions. Exchange on New
York ii rrcmiu1u-uuusually scarcr. Discounts
m
, 1859-03-30
COMMERCIAL.
z: -. .r,t,- Fy-txa ,,.a,?n.., ,

''': 'rrEn4r Evzttso. March ge7h. 1852
WEkkLr REv1Ew.-Thc weather, since our
last ro,lew, up to:snndhy night last, was mild
and pleasant md iatdrable to all kinds Of agri
cultural pursuits On Sunday night, however,
Il heavy rain storm came on, which continued,
without interruption till late Monday crcning.
This storm extended northward into Wisconsin,
and we also hear Of j. along the Illinois River.
Al feru the river rose five feet, overhow'ng the
oanks' and doing considerable damage to farm-
eFs by ~ashiag away corn cribs, DC. The roads
throughout the interior Of the State, Hh hich hare
pcen IN Dad condition for month past, will
, 1859-03-30
~SIcAxnb6at Dis1.tnF on the Ohio Riycr--
Lives Lost.

CIsc.sSA7l, March -a.-Thc steamer Na
Holmes. bound lraa1r Ply nsbHrelt-te~S st. Loui.
with l9o opassepgers, mostly migrants for Pike,
Peal, coliided With thc- David Gibson, bound
from New Orleans 10 Cincinnati with cargo 9
sncar nndnlosasscs: nptosite' Aurora, Indiana
ins,-niEht ;;cboth sunk. The cabins foated dow,
;: Ae river.> IL or - supposed to bc lust on rle
Ant Holmes. One account saws only about In
/. mtps saycd. The David 'Gibsus had but few
passengers; I'LL supposed TO have Lecu saved
Two OF three of t!.c crew urc missing. Tit
Gibson was owucd hcrr, and, VALUED at ls,nip,
Injured for two thirds ,hat amount Ths
. Holmes was OWNED ut Pittsburgh. und valued u,
$ly,Hl9.
, 1859-03-30

Nr Tttr6tArMl SEw Yokk, March -.
F1nrRld cn,s lower and .cEy heavy Sa1es ;..0o lids
u fpt Aupel aste y sll fur extra d, aa g
ci.sas h!:asf Cadian Elu1 qnst. SALES small lazcc1s
so5 n; ~, r. e%n, 2ui5t r.
,;e ~ at t tSr xite5 nd S.s.s slls ft unsounl
III fss. Corn dull sacs 10 bu Il s 81 foy new white
nxd willow 1esey and southern MiAcd western eo Oats
<u VI fF ea:e, und 6 Is tus "tsc5n md Canadian
NN'sks-E3e.
Taay1s.oss- dull and lover. Sales 1soo btls at
Il. prime Derf @ k.ats w.; sses - III, ~ II ,a iot
cotnity prime; % for do sncss; for H.
sI3esi Bxci lam. .;saSy, sales 20 ab: II tiHs1;'
nasGa ;.t ,. eax, ; I'D u,ehanEsd DRESSED h9es da II
aud hams. Lsrd esfe 40 iis II llil.c ;os
oh'o: LIZ: ::se he STATE. Cheese dull at sGl1sc.
-Lowr5-e,es!ng hcavy. Hudson y: S:Y G.
icy ~ = guaranteed ". P,En4 u: q: Ie!eto 244
, 1859-03-30

TOUGHS.-Ihc. administration of
~ medicinal, preparations In The form Of L.~uge il It
Al! modes the most eligible aid convenient ote e&eci
~ H. ssy ssn ~hh nia:
Coughing having diFes influence 10 ne afted parts
-. 49, Colds, -
CoEps.-Few q the Importance Of checking
Cough Canmon Gold" in Its first that which nths
sseR Ss Iuns nq sopa tSs
Ing deanuont ingredients. alisy Pulmonary Irritation.
Asthma.
Ar1xa or P77nEc spa.odic affection Of the Iron.
ch;al Tutes whieh az coss!d E WITH aE tsnaeoss pheem
VIII alleviate III tiue. -
"A. .oa,hrIy}i tarisy triol A.r1ns4
LE71s, Frankfort, III.
/. Catarrh.
IN ;nsanuaan sh!eA heEias bs'nd aoAa As Move M
tis.''s' ti,sns. ~ '111~'@| '''' ~@@~'''' -'' ~ 0N'
Influenza:
1xrLrxxz4The great aud tuddtn changes Of our climate
specify snd eeta when taken il Tue s1ly :sEe Il a.
r. Eosenss. 1T ihe ipausnt Cough or i4'ta,I"a
e III :s & 's Ss * l. Il 1 e.
Bronchitis. j,
nEoscag,. ch5o3Is [,S 1na: IT,
Nsntranes N whieh hne the ThtSat md vindpe he A.
gas of se i q Ss !9us SD: -, sss o
ald loss II power IN the Threat, after public rpeakins
"xs iS Heach s"s II aeseeSte ID ei. III.
loEs Of voice Is often experienced.
:, .HoarSeness.
neiasts sss .xp senE 'rareAr-This unI'ea.aut md
s @y III Y + sssiI T:.s %:
Fais ssass.s ii ss .ls.e 4 rssa2!aT na"
ssa !'!s pasr as 7 :n'fs tie i upH us1ifs
!. al, Whoop1ng Cough.
couh Loicnxes ase vfeslcivus with Children lsb.nE from
th. disorder lsoarssnes other affections # the ces,
s4 sast i r saiioa / eotsnoa S Viii
: :.' l.. Consumption.
IN ecssuf.,sn Hrawn's l'Eone!a Trcebes T1l1 asrd
s, ss a aA Fl and sni h bioa s
cYu TSh w ,n5s q, "s ss snterf i, s ,{s st l -,
i IT, rlo rss vii ssa e. a s s s 5s
Public Speakers and Singers.
,, he e IT, htS ss9;s ts s ss ss
Ordinary sltcy I'll asctins Il tie Throa1 AMI ia1yn7
restoring tltlr sa1hy tn when raatet' !tbf from tld
Or oyes.cxtou of tic volce and produce clear and d.
t{ntt tniihu1ltiGn.
CONTAINING nothing tlmt can njurr the *ystcn, tey
lie taken freely requisite for clearing and strengthening
the VOICE. = >
+I'rt- -smin>ahy he frrt nad bc't."
REV HENRY WARD pEEcHER.
II rer7snmrni th-ir n P'4b'ir Sp1.krr.."
REV. Ell CHAPLIN. NEW YORK.
"lAarv Jrurt7 thtxr cxrtEirat EAaotfna for3h."
REV. II. .w.WARREy, BOSTON.
@Grnat Etaft in nste'ioa. u the bronchial Orrtns"
DIR. !. +. ". LANE BOSTON.
~ simple ami t'elan: conb;nr'ion fer f"whs. &c-
DIR. G. F. BIG ELOW, BOSTON,
Sold BIZ rENTON l. CO., ~ Lake street, Chicago.
nlh.t-c.GSly
, 1859-03-30
The Loss OF the IErItlsi, War Steamer.

The loAs OF tie British War steamer.
: -SSw. soxK, March ..s.-lisisana pipcrs stase
4has the steamer Jasscur, wl,cn wrecked WIS
:" ron', from Jamaica to Nicaragua, She struck
on tic Rio Condcr Kcrfs on tile nigh, Of tho J8fh
nf February, and went down 80 suddenly tut
nothing was saved irusn lcr excepting The crr,v..
who were ten days winoht fold ind eight wit}-
out water. The captain, fur "!liccrs and fif-
!, teon men bad arrived ut 6asftu Cruz The Cup
tnln-Gcnera' Of Cnl'a had despatched Il Govern
nlent steamer TO- ulkc tAese uleu u:&ck to Junai
Cd, end also another steamer In search for the
missngto9t containing ~ men.
, 1859-03-30

SEw Yonx, March :s.--The Sun Francisco
balfett4 Of the 5si1 of March says the rccp4ns
Of gold dnst during February continued light,
nut were improving. Tho most favorable tx.
the present years mining, and it can be safely
assumed TINT the .ic1d Of i$,ld will exceed that
Of any within the history Of The State.
The slaver bark i. 4. Kawlins, recently can.
,sured uu tho coast' Of Florilhl, belonged 10 ST..
Lamar, o! savannall, tue gentleman who fitted
nut the Wandercr,
, 1859-03-30
|eyo, fffhfT fffi, 4E 81 ;GH4gCaGo. t.g

,t,r1, PART 4QE .E4lCAG0.
Nst ,3-~C U1t3' 4NRffEpj! -: ,Much =.
&ehR Ge71sc, HAehselbst4 Manisowoq TO n thlne!es-
8chr Getttudc, Duwasds. AAaf sudc. ao0tnf fhnKes,
echr rJotept Ia9!e1rE{ ohon Manl&oe, fptp lumber.
sss fsgfGa S;e3 Afsi:,ss = 2 =. ,h,.
Echr Alphe, 1vtna4 Port Washington, 10 eds wood.
sehE fa''sep Holland Grand uassa, % Cd wood ~ N
se4t Wofahh. Wa1.ng, Msaltovpc:.. 20 IN shingles
sehs Eeaao5 Henderson Two KiVes SIS n ahins'ss SO
'scd~ fhnls III IL, III Sun Hssea; ID wood.
:, - ~r:' ~ ~ s..-.L..r': ~
..Aafeh .,
Ssh1 Napoleon. Eflson. Manlstae, Light.
Echr EIeanor Henderson, Two KfTsfs Light,
sehs 4 fayr,3askaway, et.Joseph, light, 90.
, 1859-03-30

New ORLEANS, :>,sl.-Tcn sl.ips outward
hound have crossed tue bar since SATURDAY..
There arc still thirty detained there. with yearly
-~gHn,n'o bales oi cott6n. -" ::
~ Col. IA,ekridce has returned from Texas.
where lie LAS hecn engaged IN organizing the
Southern upd Wrstrtu Arizona En5g7ant Ea-
redltlon, which is to start about the middle Of
April.
, 1859-03-30

EpjnX s&oc bp.hfl buto {tc orage} At
eao bdto at ALA fs of oraes tu the 18th April: 100
budo &C aoraee) II 41 800 bu DO &c oEaEe) at $l8:
No. tf fHs 800 bu do u ~ CD tEaek soo
hp No Red &c qt als; 800 bu do tstc btorast>at
&1A. ErE1so-salcs wcrc:-1o bu No. &c sofage) at
Ely faso broo &C katafs So: eoe eu Canal Spring
twekhlak Aa ns> u CSC adoat 'oo bu Rejected
receipts soo br do IS no7gc re Aakft e'oapE with
C0RS1Keee3ps ", ,Yest s. - tuahels Against ca+ol
bushels the preceding ~ek Ind s1e bu the corresponding
week las yraz The hhpueus during ht 'ssek were ls
tu:hels against 3f5 the preceding week The reh&s ny
the Illinois and Michigan Canal during the week haze pesn
62 buhhe4shea'ty al Of which has been put Into so-
INC o"nes 70 se III The fuos pi@' 1hes nass ~
becn several oo loads q Iana en ha a. e' '"9
-. aaoat ou te!e has been 30 CHOICE hse1 so'a-ouses
and sellers being sc apart 1he na'.et ou'7as ne VICE.
h4e oesnoea sssse On aa' e1sk'cs ~,
!9p!f Inc ses were na taaa4 Al .efc auoe. A@"
pu Damp ~ :oe Per y ~ en tract ~. u ~ t
les On tacS wv on Rejected ~ t PEI " pe On uasA
1oo hn damp per los On aek 800 ou d. 1t ese per
'>'h ns5ohf!as&
oAts-Keeepts las week s'sos oashels, against l''s
oaAhss tne r'seealhg Tccx- INC na2e oan8 tne *eeA
sft5 4kH' eD1 luh' sA'es ot ~fo*A n"'s ~.
a.le - ,- - u ~ - ~ t1s,e r. ~ = u:sn ~
however tos hslesleo ~n1ea Las aa'aueeo -ekee @"N
stofe' Ao'pAf tne eu7 eses-A@' po s ~
&c n ia = ~ W 1t &c
RfEReceipts Last week .s16bushcs. The +lspapd
tutpg hAs beta fs with limited receipts, at 90S
&c. To-Day rales u 50 bu 1t 95c per 60 lbs drs
44ed- 49, .,t. .,-.t,':
fARLEY-Kecelpts Last week 4,5:s bd ag!ns 40a1 bu
the wtGk Preceding. The market during the %tIk has btcn
, 1859-03-30
InterestinE fEQm. South America.


NEw Tonk, .9h:-Thc Steamer Granada ar
rived 1ls afternoon from 1Iavuua bringing the
remainder Of the California passengers landed
By The NllRos' Ut 4Iasaua, together with the
treasure. amounting to upwards Of 31ho110.
- - Iadviccs IRON tPanaplG Aft ID he 18th The
= = zfpop-ofwar Cvanc had nr5itef there, having
touched It various ports on the South Auneri-
e Gencf,' si Walker hid gone 10 California ia-the
,~.,.a golden Age. ~ ,-.>....@~ ~.".'>'-
The frigase Roapoke, sloop- p-of:war BROOKLYN
and store-ship Relief. we're ut AspiuwaN, The
d, = can Coast The Cyane suiled On the 18th for
Rcaltjo.
-. .asvvplution had broken out in the State Of
Chapa, The city Of Co1nitan was taken by AS
sault and many lives lost. The store and house
,--;-- ofJames Mckinney was baeket mid burned and
much other property belonging to him destroy
cd The insurgents were nleditating attack
upon other places anI Gnat+suaan force had
been despatched 10 tile frontier to protect prop
ery.
Da1es from Valparaiso are TO February 18th.
Disturbances continued in Chill Calbera and
+:,~C6pi1pa were Fl tle bnnds Of the rebcls Adci-
Wus also still in their possession, and ttFtv
were making faruid4lla opposition to the'gor-
nlent troops, Who were bcstging the place
Concspcion Tu1call1lna, which had been in the
~ cpossession of thc1cvotsrs had teen rctakrn~ :
-'-c. The difficulties between. Peru and Ecuador
were rnudjusted7 4 Peruvian squadron WIS an
9hoTcd abrGas1 Of fGuayaauj]. One Of tue block
ad{n4 squadron had s+ized Spunsh vessel
which lad attempted to eyadc the blockade, and
e the Spanish Consul II ddaS had demanded
80 reuRfatiOu.
, 1859-03-30
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Tr1soAr Ma.eh 18th, la:3
No Arrivals.
i..
March e.
Pelican, Jesips-1s, so n lumber: $50 shingles.
Enelne: L Eale-ea. ~ 4 lss1ber. is 80 thlaslcs
La9ntl sss{e u IA 4 IunhEE, Az1 shingles
ts;menttF Loshpon-<so4 ftlurabst. s m shingles 10
, 1859-03-30


Thass GUNS rxaoys al Only saa Asttls /. assted
morbid bad n4ttas pf - ii throw af tho syxsea
the 4ysstn, tup.tn;: n e tbuEdscss 0f medicine After
thelf paca hEals5y dow - = long 1ekpsea.
ct bile, EastEora.tnR The fto-E NJ
mach. causing food u @ ~ 0tatot1ttakc en- to< Jarp-
Eet wtu- PEMyrlsa tae[ = DICE removes al e4..owuess
tIouh giving tsns and - ar unnaia.1 cstst t.r ths
health - thx Nhoe u,schln = 'sk!n,
sry, removing the e,usY of II
thr 6iseaee-tssc1tcE a.ad- 0na dcse tafsn \ a1ort
tal rlsv. ~ tins h.t.se ealing, LvY1
.... e yiror to ths ,ppet!ts md
BILIOUS ATTACKSE = taakaa tha f.sd Il .,rss we'll
are etrrt and, Whit l. let. ~ ~.
tes. prevented W the ueea Oaa dc.s as!sn sst..el
Aonl uss IT tbs Ivsr H. :eurvs Eass,1.e DIAax1uA
ydSprafsT~ ...,-.>- kTf axJ.4 wur.e FORM Hh!s
~ Summer atlt lsowA Cum
unt dose arr san8 At - p.a:a4 y.ei a.us.s " tas
sutscaent to felssYa tbs 1,u4 - it-ss Gs,s..
mach and pfersut the fuedt r.
hrn E4lny aad sau,lnx. ~ Ono enst oftvu teaspoon.
-. r. VI! f1ss75s 7~E1rsslck
Only ons d,ae TAKEN he - aea-as@ 80
1oFe IsoHuc. pfsssI:s til;
~ ilJ F&lsv~ Collie.
Only one dose taken It 4 H.w ,,,t.,.x utu cur.
s1i tos.see "a w l.Wa:et tLEAFsE. e5 s1e@. Asa5
Hxae. Fl
f 4rNI Ne take pleasure n r.
each neal wul cuss Uxs- i. aC7sylt ta;T.fr Esvr.
FEfslA- r. tzai Arr fuIII frv,1
49, ~ tsnd III P~ytr4 II E..lsu.
oae 1850 o1:ea repeated fpe. Il upe:a:e with Ger
sa!t caEe f"r CaoLKa4 1a:EY. AZ. t!u.asi.ts an
Mokos: ahd psesens11 willing I" TESTIFY 10 is wsa
u'e " eaoi3AA-' II Itstful vlrtaea.
, 1859-03-30
The Paraguay nncdffJon.

4, NEw lonk, Murc'. .:'.--The Aaacricau war
steamer Atlanta. .Gjom. ndgcly. arrived 1T Rio
January 9Th Oh her way to join the Paraguay
- The Atl%nta left nj pernn,nbuco rp the 18Th,
thS war steamer We:tcFnror,, which was to
1"!lo" on the ensuing day.
The war steamer Memphis. Com. Marclan,,
= arrived nj kio on tie lsr Jannury-
, 1859-03-30
! BY, - 1TEIt]r ,,E|G{RAPH.

eco = Fl SSsssssys ss sss:
efa1 to-day are engaged ia making out INSTRUCT,
Is sk$9t 6$:sS I'd eta *is sa:t ss'' g. to-
ss sss ss ss sE ss'Ss;st. et ss e.
,rrFc' .constrpctian'' viii capldly brosrtts.
,hat afem 9% 1aisrses!loa 1eeevsa hf.s it appears
'ass. nae .ns eassss Of importing Africans IL ~
-, " and 1hpt the for that purpose are
asgeniously det*aed sn,a! boats are employed
- .,' them 1sto tue Southern Statcs. Our Govern
" ucnt has been informed Of some pF the move
' meats, aud have taken efficient measures in {he
~-pon Den zegaEq, the pe<~na ~naisterr reson tfera TO
CT Hhs gqsera5aent m We tod formally presented
sorlsessd Ic9c tss ihsftsae'6ia sny aiibns,enf
s2dqSn ReT Ffsdy ssSSs cab9 y
altogether eosfs e S ae pfebs5n FeabG paSsss Of sgch a,e
-:-c, Increment: Ine 's1ary il ssiiiEi 10 Dc rro.
s1amme ra, otGenera Rcreau, promulgated months
The project submitted by the French and,
Bratlsh governments, merely proposes friendly
- visitation where there is good cause for susp1i,
eion that the vessel is SLAYER. To this our
Gaycrrueut ans otscaieac Us far vessels
sailing under tic american FLAG are coltcerapl
,. bu, will hold the visiting pn1tiea responsible Tor
Auy misconduct violation Of our snsra1i1uc
rights. 'r'.r:", ,:~
- .., Il is said that the Boston Iosz Office viii be
restored to State street, when the Government
shall have fixed the bonds, which the rcprcscnta-
tapasef The femdnsaauts are now waiting to
Ms. buchanan expressed great Indignation ut
the repossed conduct of Gov. Uaugass in re:
fus'ng the americans at Victoria permission to
celebrate Nashington's birthday The mstof
il tn be brought 10 the attention Of the British
"a fester from. Panan,a, of the i6th inst,
sayncd D Tresdaal nsiaiasi aai sas sent 10
England in the English steamer which left As
---Plhxaa on tl'e l!ih7or southampton. s..
, 1859-03-30

Tho Case Of Dr. Doy and Son.
LEAvESwonru March .:.-:A no'k pros was
entered inferred in thc case Of. Charles boy, and
- lle is released from custodr. sn4is now in this
for ,ti:i al tie next term.
Arrival Of steamer.
1'osroS, ::th.-Thc roya! ,nail steamer Nj
,agar& was signaled at s':S1 this 1nurning. Thu
log is very thick. but she will probably arrive
ur during the day.
, 1859-03-30

All who are Cain@ 1t are $tvin: their
Unanimous Testimony In its Favor
Nix w,tss Ia the Esasa viii It. la,..u7a-3.. asd
swallow both sc.cshcr.
PR1CE ONE DOLLAR rEE EnTILE
nr. SA!yuEp, Proprietor. Nn SIS Nnsa!wa, ysw Yc-t
Aet1:led " III Dr11S4.3S,A. Sold x.a hs
bVLiE1, SMITH + t*}.. i14 Lax. IT, nl
E4HNEsTuCk Il DAVIS
tyua*hc.ty i,s Eant,i,h <r-.t
, 1859-03-30
rTlsI ISrEE'S SALEM hrrras

! I l,
.1ahn Gr"r.r snsesn.rn anil tAhefnr. III. wf'. "f
,il IN ,>w 1r> t.y II SEPTEMBER l. H. %'.
Lii ,l,,i Il rn1s; ."nvtvs: 1T. sIs i'"wins
:1,.'y A,tr uAA.v y J.,u c,. = >.urt.sl.u'. 1.v
II. Il ,n.5F nt,"r "tt H. a. n,. l, .i as, n ,s +. %
lsnAlrr,i l.f tt7'. .slh a''n~t ,'sryu Al tn p,
i, I'd ), ,r,,yi in liz. iie il. .,,r.r:
,sn- IN ls.rk la 1t ihr. oil I.lrs :,i: a.. where's.
" n . Il. r.! @ M .1s INIT u u M M {' H. Z M a .s "rt |t t.1 @ M Il
.r,L .,: e.i-, rlul-. the .-.! Il! # trust tr the
XIV ,s":sf,rv, rnL mti,v 1srrhy given. liza, -ha!l
AL II pr'i, ..r's a t'.r nd ,!"r J." ths C"n ss-.
IT, i!r Ii :hr, .tcf fpf .; 1t ,tn III .rlucs il, iv tv:
H. a s o"s's a. M sn @ IT, Z + f1;:i Msrt 4 x, l. M &
w,.:-L. !.!svn ,-,. il I,es NJ, 90. Ia ,Is ILL
M M 4 Y. N r., % a1ft Tt # :sS 1s;e as @ t. II IT,! @s ~;sl
ip t4t,y :ac t, fss # l,ac 'nf'ss,!t, s.s' ." the
Tut. n: p a'S}a n. A>,. : f' S wi x1 xit III Il. IT. 1 'H' s
af ii: rfsls:s. :nI thcrs1at' fs:''s't,
M a T. j'. ;' !tI ' ~' al ' cs il slas hs VIZ .l
i.f:s ';. "s ,xris,st
Afr. al. Ii1i:tCE 1. CHASE. Trustee.
eAl':s"' Nuea sta. Isl. 'a':''''': :~
r,,,y ,, I. .,y1m,,t III, ,bp .rruI ,.,y ~ April
4 s.; ~ 1'fa AZ; :; f,fsiss /; H. .;t = %si ts : "F
iiUiiAcEG q. CHASE, Trustees.
Chicago, March -, 's:' !'+:''s
NOlIIGAGEES SALEM here
49, =. i"ta Art las e r. c5y 1 ,r tn!.ss, ., IT
t"u45, 1ttt4'L I'LL I'll te Atilteth LAY ~ -aaN~ - ~
S", ntlh. saes "te Ar1 'tf' - .4G ~
~ SaseAetksta uHts1'tt "sst a*s.tis .s. 'Ht ' *'
.t1r 1f'tt sui IL H<'rr tue as ""ts I" > sE.n'NFse.l
Fet i"'>'ss "er ~ t'sn sAc H''' *.l 's'' i .'te, M
s s';.i y! wv th'ats"s a,Ats vas"; i'st ~ pv s KY.
J"hn Ais uH1 sls1'r ~ The "r'f a. >4 -"
u" Eth lay -, >.Tt.'i"f ~ rat ~" 'l> Srs @ -. % e
-. NH sset'St ~ iH PIT cstt t'A'!' ".'., 'r'. '
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H'A~IL d RfO U n D S,
ILL., s@'''' INSURANCE AGENTS,
100 SOUTH WATER STREET,

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* Amount II c2sa "a hasl and In h,nt.of
Agents - e Ak.1 Il
FL Real Etsta uutocunberf II q1S q
a Tonds oYred bT the c.n,r,n; ~
al; Mortgages owned u lie Company ossS...
Mh EtcEs ii par oEur1 hC the rtT,1.nv - =: IA
6ah, nue rum tndlS1dnas. s.iis 50
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, 1859-03-30
Fire and Inland Navigation,

F1lG anu AH3dAu Mdsl6dtlVus
Risks accepted At terms consistent with so.reney aad fir
psent.s
Eea atrntnn yen to Insurance n Dwellings and Con.
tents for terms of one ur tSe yeats. -
Organized on NATIONAL bais with agencies In the
PRINCIPAL cities and towns Cth tltertRl,s, ftce feon
NJ objections et the credit sysem Application made To
any duly aathor13 Agent promptly ATTENDED to. Dy strict
attention to Legitimate Insurance business this Company Is
enihsd to ods kth indemnify for the past aud security
Policies Issued without dela oy any Of 1t. duly authorized
Agents.
Branch Office II tIrc street, Cincinnati
: - Business attended TO with dispatch aud adeltY.
= : II. b. BENNETT, General Agent.
HUBBARD 4 HUNT. Agents, Chicago.
u. b. PATCH. State Agent, Peoria, Illinois.
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, 1859-03-30

Wtae nlsn hcst. fn tho tpnow.ng gCouJnnlrs:
CORN EXCHANGE FIRE d MAHINE.
4fNew York
RESOLUTE FIRE 4 MARINE,
OF New York.
G0sMM0N 0NWEAATR EIKE6 MARINE,
" New lvr1.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE.
AND FIRE AND M-lIk1NE,
Of Philadelphia,
FULTON FIRE,
Df Ncw York
LAFAYETTE FIRE,
OF New York.
BKEyOORT FIRE,
6t New York,
FIRE1IENsX FUND AND FIRE.
Uf New York.
NORTHERN FIRE AND LIFE As
SIft-4NCE COMPANY,
" Luulea.
INTERNATIONAL LIFE COMPANY.
, 1859-03-30

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BEAes and Abdominal Sup
pIsuIt- 7l.ry .Atc agents FIR
the il1aNufA:tlltcrs amt Will
sill It low psier4. DULLES,
, 1859-03-30

ETFor Ternlifuse and I)vs.
reptic Remedy. ~ tn ia
1.ake-.t N.,LLES, SAITH
/ CO.. III 1.1ke,st.
, 1859-03-30

Hi4CPS AND M0LASsEs. following are the
closing Quotations Ncw Orleans n' barrels sb4sc; New
1oik = L. Mu2sses &c soc; cua- III hhds. aRs n y.
Syrups 4sG isc y. i. Golden a8Sac. Dclchsrs p1cus
ase:-Gon syrup 7oc in bbl!4 and &c In ks; Extra s
, 1859-03-30

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Nevada national., 1859-11-19

flames mounted upwards. and as the wind
blew directly to me. was thickly enveloped
in smoke. Taking advantage Of this
momentary concealment, and while they
were deeply interested in the prosecution
of their dance, strained every nerve for an
effort at release, and to my little less surprise
than joy. the cords with which was bound
snapped asunder. A vigorous leap cleared
me Of their circle, and ere they could recov-
er from the surprise into which motion so
sudden and unexpected had thrown them, |
had gained some fifty PAGES the start. From
some cause or other they did not fire on me
-preierring. perhaps. to take me alive so
they could torture my life away. as | had
seen them do that of the unfortunate Har.
ney.
For some time the race was doubtful one
but finally could feel my strength begin to
fail. and then knew that without some mi
raculous interposition of Providence.
should soon he delivered into their hands
The river lay just before me, and calling up
all my powers, l resolved to reach it in ad'
vance Of them. if possible, plunge in, and
rest my last hope on out-swimming them.
A moment more and was on the brink
but judge Of my horror on perceiving that
had reached it on the top of cliff which
rose full two hundred feet perpendicularly
above the water. With a demoniac yell tht
savages spread out their line in the form af 4
semi circle, and was fairly surrounded. ant
apparently once more in their power.
Pausing upon the brink of the giddy
height, debated within my mind for an in
slant. To leap could promise nothing bu
death. aud to surrender to these savage
could promise no more. And such a dealt
as had befallen Harney. One thought oI
that, and l decided to leap. Closing my
eyes, sailed from the frightful verge and
lit upon the .floor 1t was only dream o
the night prcvions to setting out on our jour
ney.