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, 1859-02-19
National Economy.

"Uccasioaal," Of the Philadelphia Press, lee
lures the Democracy upon their extravagant ap-
propEiatioas, in tho following style:
The House Of Representatives has had within
month several spasms Of economy. They ale like
Bnrns's description Of the toothacle. where the
sufferer, to ea.e his pain, kicks over everything,
especially what IL nearest, however valuable, Five
mud ten dollar appropriations are assaulted with
riGor md overturned with triumph. Fire light.
ers, pamphfetfolders, bog makers and such like,
have their salaries reduced below living figure,
With q relentless fpirit Of economy that would re.
mind One Of Aristides, or be suggestive of the
chameleon philosophy Of physical subsistence by
fore Of the Imagination !; while, on the contrary,
millions for army and navy contracts, thousands
for the mgriads Of Post Office agents, who locust
the land and plague its harmony With the harsh
ness Of their cry for the Presidency Of the man
With the large doorplste /; millions and thousands
and hundreds for the mail routes, within hailing
distance Of each other, aeroes the PIains-inleed,
so near, that, like lhe German and French senti-
ncls In the Continental WAR, they could pui1
smoke at each other. shake hands and t'p glasses
all heavy appropriations get the go by; $50 600 900
can 60 for secret service Tor Cub2-eyerytllng cnu
pass with elight objection, except only the bah.
tail OF the kite in the way Of small appropriations
for the officers here.
, 1859-02-19
Distressing Suicide on the Moses Nc.
Ifllau.

EARLY On Monday morning. \ gentleman nam
ed Scott. ha lady, and child, took paasage on
the Moses Mcclellan for St. Louis. The man sp-
pe.red to b. in trouble, and short time before
tho bost LETT the wharf, as his city. retired TO
rest. He could not elesp, however, but arose
and sent for Captain Erwin, telling him he was
siak. and hid been taking quinine- Tbs Captain
g1ye him some blus mans, and returned to hs
duties on deck. Just III the boat was rounding
20 at Brandenburg. the report Of . pistol vas
heard. Mrs, Scott, who had just stepped ont for
something desired by her husband, rushed TO
their stats room, aud there found her husband il
the a9onies Of death, his child clasped in one
arm, md = Colts revolver in the other hand.
Nj. Seots ras 4 resident Of OFentoxn, Owen
County, Ky., u are also his father and mother,
and bis wifs'a father, Nj. BFisoos- Nj. Hriseoe
hsd been on board with than Ill day bafors the
boat Isft I.oaisvila. IAN inquest WA bald on Tho
body 1t HrandenbprR. Ths RrieEstricksn wife
was lefs 1t that place also, in tho kind caro- Of
the Masons, Of which order her fathsr il mem-
ber.-Lou4siQt eosrief, 16A,
, 1859-02-19

The 0akaloosa HfTald brings us Intelligence Of
i II. Railroad aud Aahaska County for tho
building OF that road to Oskaloosa. The rond il
to BE- completed By September. 1860. Messrs,
Dix -EArnham we're at 0.kaloosa, and condurt-
ed the negotiation ou tha part of The road. The
County judge, under The instruction OF vary
i,fss mse: in .scs =. portion; , o. saS the sou1
the sunn OF aso0, coo to the Company. The lat.
ter gives bolds, in the sum Of t250,000 for the
completion II the road By Sep.en ber, 1850.
Tho intention Is to commence some Of the be w.
ieas work Immediately. and to hare the us
running wen Of Skunk River BY next Septem-
b4f.-p9 Mint, Citizen
, 1859-02-19

The Vote on the Admission of Oregon.
The list Of Republicans yot1ng for, and Of
Democrats voting against the admission Of
Oregon. in our issue Of yesterday, contained
several errora. We present the corrected llat
n follows:
7~,2.run~ FIR 4ni..~: Aessrs nillirehnsst Of via.
Car OF fod . Cnlfkx Of Ind Cnana Of A1aa. Ofsxn 4
Cur1,a Of I"wa, Foste- OF Malne, Aortnn Of Oh!e
ENkoTe Of Int Kunkel Of Pa. 11taf Of Ohio Ncht Is
o Ohio Peat Of Ind, fhase Of Ea1a. Wood Of Maine
-1S
D<,n"cftrta a7ai7~ o'aaienn-Mes*rs. bonhanu Of c.
Az cra*!o,d q O. cuTy Of ~: D91ae'i q Al. !.
of G., Miles Of i c. MIllson ot Va, Mooretf Ala.
kcea Of n. Z. Shaw ofM, c.. Ehostsr Of Ala. Smith Of
Va. Btallworth Of AlA--a0
4.tea1x. aoai"e Mesnx Dsvs Of Mazytand
Glra Of n G. Ha1ris Of Nd. Ait of Ga. Herhel! RI
Vance Of n. C.. Hoodsou Il Mo, ZolllcoF1 Of Tennlt
, 1859-02-19
PlayinEwifh a Tiger.

Yesterday noon N accident Of tho mort dir
treasin9 chraetsr ooeurred II The National Cir
cus. 4 yonng miss, Who was .sequ.inted With
several Of tae ladies Of the establishment, snr.
1sp.itiously worked her way into the apartments
wherein tho auimsls wero confined IN eaRe4.
Altar {aaeordiug 70 her own statement, } she had
ca1essed several Of tho bes1ts abe attempted to
pct the tiger, which sprang upon her, and en-.
deAsored 70 draw her into the cage. Hsr
screams draw the attention Of the keepers, who
conquered the animal, aud rescued her from hin
faogA She VA immediately taken to the hos
Pit.i Who're .hs physe,sn;s1 ;1 did s'sEyshiaS which
,ferer, who il heroine, aeQuits The Management.
of Ill blans or neglect ID the prsmisea. We
have learned sioee writing tho above, that the
young Iady's arm had TO be enputased. in order
10 eaTe her Px4addpAia Aes, lstA inxt.
, 1859-02-19
RTYlNG PkODTCE In THE COUNTRY.
Experiences Of a Chicago Operator IN
Wisconsin.
fCo,:etpondeuee Of the Preal and Tsibune.1

Correspondence Of The Pre-, md nd q,lDane.1 lee.
.. D-;.;.a n-. yndi h.,f a. do.en a. ~ ~ NM rnore
A. 'u' ple'o1' $3.50 ."asa;sr 49,, .s.o,ch .hs ,r;nc;.
49,. - p....- ~, 1oadsd Nth a variaty
r. ~. -, .ss,, con,;etr of a snan
w. .,.s 49,. h.d ham
no4aea :. ~ Ill., hoo, thronoh
r.s 49, -. .u ,,a;, 1..k bodies sticts
eusa'e5' AAe 1"4N 49,. ,;.1 40 s,-
n1 and qaas1et "eys ios = eaoeS'' "Ae ~
al an excited cats tail The poor creatures.
nnrhsna. uever knew the luxury Of shoes, and
t..;~ r.;. :. =. o-Exsrd AZ = mir Of bars. A
'uen ea's - - 80" e
big sled suFmountea ~ wagon 9eA - t"s s ::
bicla thev are dragging the contents Of which
s.,.a. r1,.-.+.d thna. 0ne trenen.
may " of'sD' ],-,.,. a;... a;..o
dous fat European t'emale}; one o'.so' a a:.|o'
a' one mink skin, t.o masf.1st .tia.; ons tub d
butter; three 'tiny dsss.sa sa's1ena e. ..
:. ~. .ann.rv ;,
..s-s - an;<baa .nsc,1oto-. rather in a
a cto"o o' 'sn'.ueu epeeu'at'e s@,Hs.
tvinkling around ths Fsderiaader's sled; and
&c what "a pnt to cell ?" breaks upop hia tyu3-
-:.e a., .,d .;n,n,..naou.ras,
paul" "!su .A0 p'es''t.n 00. S'e4
Of one Of Jullten's grand openings.
40. ebry ting" is the comprehensive re-
snon,.s
apoaee-
"fou want to seii that hide = chorus han
dozen at once.
"ys. u, ~, ;fs-
81.
"What dy ask for them fars?"
aNotiop. uo.ipp: vat YOU eltsF''
*,I.L w. ), s.r. ~. of ~.
ooA A9' ea5e ons ~ sAo s'o"u :" ~"
voice, bunon. .hollpR she German. "drlye your
team right over 70 my place; ~ gre you
more Tor your s'un loan any osoef man III 1hls
"Vell. rat you g1ts for de mink sk'n*
Don't be hamboozled By that Yankee. uncle
Haus,"' sings ont another OF the crowd; "hefe,
What do you ask me for that skin p
"Nosing! Noting! tell ron. rot you gVt r.
We'll. II! Rlve you two dollars ana bali"
No. no. dash ish too leetle git me tree tol-
, 1859-02-19

I di&cally occurred On board The 4emphls and
Viehburg packet Victoria, On her list upward
Miss, and Vic, Ward, who Nill b recolected il,
connection With tbs Butler tragedy in Louisville,
u TIN youth whose chastiseGnent led to the col.
Nsion which resulted In the untimey death Of q
most estin,ahle and useful citizen. Amlsunder-
standing a.ose between Cameron md Ward.
whereupon Ward drew pistol aud fired At Cam.
eron, the ahot taking ehect in aud Carrying aEay
considerable portion Of the htter'a upper lip,
md ooupetely assoolshiax handsome aM high
ly priced drmstaehe.-XtmpAit AepAal, 1874,
, 1859-02-19
The Chicago Property Of the Old State
Bank.


Edton Prem and Tribune:
take the following extract from letter pull
llshed in tue Missouri Republican, and dated at
Springfield, Feb. II, 1859:
1t is said that the title to the valuable 1,ieccs
Of Land in Chicago and Galena, las not Travelled
many thousands Of miles from Springfield; indeed,
it ia thought that unler the law governing trusts.
a strict examination would find these still among
the assets Of the Bank"
Justice to the living and The dead impels me to
sly that the iusinuation Of the letter writer is
wholly and entirely incorrect. All tic lots in this
city, and tue land in this county, we're sold under
ny immediate direction, at public anct,on, to tile
highest bidder, and were purchased by divers indi-
gidua1s residing here and elsewhere. None Of it
WIS purchased by an officer Of the hank, either
directly or indirectly, except the Bank building
aud lot, purchased ny an agent Of Col. Ma,her,
(Eho In this particular case, vas the highest bid
1cr,) and afterwards decided it to large creditor
Of tic Bank at an advanced price.
The property now owned by n. q. Eilsa,y,
Esq, in this city, WAS never owned Ly the Rank
This purchase was an Individual transaction by
that gentleman. and VIM. l. May nov deceased,
and was made, think, some years befosc The
Bank went into liquidation. ". II. BgowS.
late Cashier Of the Chicago Bank.
CHICAGO Feb. IS. 1859.
, 1859-02-19
Gold that Will not Sink in Water.

Qaite fury was raised among tha excitable
ones Of Marion last week By report that gold in
Large quantities bad been discovered On Dry creek
some four niles northwest Of tho town. 1t was
told as trth that several persons had been work.
ing away quietly all summer, and that come So
900 altogefh<r had been taken away by these
lucky individuals. Otter stories equally fabulous
The smoke having cleared away and the facts dis
closed, reye4l another story. Some yellow sub
stance had tren found ID considerable quantities,
but when IN attempt was made to separate il.
with water, from the ssnd in which it Wal found, :,
It uniformly doated On the surface.
, 1859-02-19

The Central Amt+iosn 7+taty-TAe Tariff War
-A Special Sxsion Fortshadortd
\" r: firm Ctr n4n C,rfespODdfnt1


t"e [s1rat n1 4et'eosa 1Jo,..t 3.fotJt 1o''0 "o'
9.- 49,. -. c,,,..,o,drn,, "
WAsusorox Feb. II. 1855.
Tito news from Central America II that the
Cass. Yrissssi treaty has been ratified By Mica
raQua, This famous bugbear Of diplomacy was
negotiated and signed hsrs in 0ctobsr, 1887. 1ts
ratification has been delayed By the treachery
and imbecili,y Of the American Administration,
and the intrigues Of the French and English in
N;,orson. far the snaoe Of fifteen mputha. II
''A
has yet TO be faAlueo ~ our ~ena'e' oi WHICH
there il but little prospect this session. The
,-ox;,;ooa md term, of the t,a.tv ara of
such na'u1e ns 70 1equ'1e LUG agency oi aeon'
pany 10 be carried out That company WAS des'
ionsted in oonformitv with the treaty bv Yrisas.
lso..eu u ~ ' W." s ~. 10y - ,s y. wn;.s
81, loe n'o'a'et ue'e' oo 'AeS ~ "o0
Stehbfn1 Go. Joe ID the well known eloquent
WbiR orator and member Of Congress from In
l,..s eno., WIN, ~ b,o;r. v;tb-
o'ana' Al'eea SeAfn aKo-* a1na ~ D1A4o' ".'"
ouA caan OF olscset1on. das company naa oleo
for want Of cash, which to financial bodies il
A. h.. ne ,;f. ,nd a.. .,nt ,f jt-death
-. ss.o s.~-'. - A'@' 49, 49, t.A
The eena1e may connrm she treat9' pougn as
the time Is short, and IS the treaty il rather fa-
voraht. tn the a,,+;rcnta co,nc;7et;on of Central
r...h.,n
America oy lhoasnsous ana peseeao'e nof'ne,n
men, it ID more probable that 1t Will not ne
touched at thin session. There ARE, however
..ver., other t,,.tie. ia thu same dilemma. and
it is likely that special executive session will
be held to diapoae of them,
Sir 3ore 1nselev ia now in Central America
~ wv ua' -s.a.,.,,a, ~ a ,~..,- .,no.,
attempting the ne9otauou o1 a1ea'y alnon'
, 1859-02-19
Subscribers to the S4ez Canal.

The Suez Canal project OF Ii. Da Lesseps is
about to assume q practical shape. The four
hundred thousand shares into which the capital
stock Of TWO hundred million francs Tor forty
mi.lions dolars] ls divided, have been disposed
Of and unless unforeseen obstacles shall inter-
pose, the work Of connecting the Mediterranean
With tbe Red Ses. aud thus realizing in the East
what Columbus sought in the Wess-anew route
to the Indies-xili soon be commenced. A re-
cent number of the journal de 7 Lsehnre d Sxe=
contains = statement showing the number OF
shares subscribed for in various countries from
which We learn that oyer one-half, or 207 I'LL,
are held IN the French empire, and 192. $50 in
ether countries, as follows:
, 1859-02-19

atorial Case.
The following.was The vote in the Senate Of the
United States On Monday last, sustaining the
report Of the Commlttee on the Judiciary, that
Messrs. Bright and Fitch were entitled to aeata
in the Senate, and Messrs- Lane and McCartY
were not:
A1Es-Messrs. Bayard, Bsrjantn Be1ef, D,own. Ehes-
Ter. 1vrson. ANDREW johnson. Robert ~. 5ohnscn
Jones KENNEDY Lsne {of 1reeonl Mallory Nason F.1k
Rrt Toonbs4 W&id. Suiee-Sl.
41NeEa-Msxsr. bsod-ricH, Cameron o-snd1er, Clark.
Coils Dcu1itle DouelaA Tetsenden, Foot uAlio
Harlan. KirE. hew&rd. Truubul. and Hllson-l5.
PAIRED 0vr-Mr. Dixen paired with Alr. Wrisht. IIr.
Dufkse With Mr.. 8ehasfan Mr. Hale with Mr Thompson
Yu'ee Mr. Foner With hr. pearce and Nr. Hei With alr
Hamnond-1L
Nor ro7ua-Ar Bright and Ms. Fitch.
, 1859-02-19

\ETANTED TO EXCHANGE TUR 4 OITY
w Gss3dauea.A
II Q NJ Il q r H AID,
Uonhsau9 qf Two saor1 Milwaukee gric2 Hon1e, cSt
hudiARa fAsd Aod Garden. al Ia eompeto 0slef ocA4
II tn Of hoAa beautiful Anl healthy Lake Tovussa
Wsnnan. only miles hotn th!s c!tJ on ths ne at tn
k2ks 9hste Railroad
Also wantsdto ssl Of &xah4nk fox eisy property.
WIseonn1 Farming and Pins Lands.
FOR PtIslt- tazs address Post Once Boz i9a.
T S. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING:
AGENCY.
The Subscriber hA1irx had much Iraccal experienced n
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
IN The various Land Districts In The Western Rtaiea eas
nuun12l facilities for u2ktnA yalnaoee secaocao1s
FOR LAND WARRANTS OR oAsH.
Choice Selections may now be uaAaln
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI,
Puxuax hsylnx Warrants can hare them Located IN
their Own Name.
And 40 per Cent. Profit Guaranteed, ,
Payable in Ono Year.
Iowa. Wisconsin md Illinois Lani1 io< ss1e low for
Homer hvesaed In Kansas snd Nebeaaka-
g. aALIabURY. Land Iocattns Aesnt
an15 20 II y Clark street CAlcA<o.
, 1859-02-19
Personal and PoItffrI,1.

eipa.idg slaves waa wazzly debated but r.;.,t.a
rejected In The North Carolina Aop.-e of R.prs.
ssnta.irss lste'y.
-Josspa' Miller, Member from Ohio, will
probably b appointed Judge IN NehFaaka, viss
Black, recently appointed Governor OF that Ter
ritory.
- Prof Lee. of the Georgia University, hss
come out with An elaborate letter in favor OF
tho revival Of the African slave trade. THIS il
one Of the striking Indications Of the way in
which the tide il setting 1t the South.
The Secretary Of War reports the number
of animnls nov In use in the Army. as follows:
$3.50 cavalry and artillery horses; a,575 borses
in the Quartermasters Department.; 1850
n.r.es; IS camels, aud l3o oxen.
- The Administration hs4 received intorma"
ton Of IN independent government formed By
tbs citizens Of Carson's. Jacks and Eagle Val"
Law. ~1d Of Gold Canon apd Truckee Meadows
Tbeir courts hare been organised, and have
been found to work ws.N. large population Is
pouring into these valleys.
Tho FREQ advertisement Of Dr.. Channiug's
errand to Indiana will probably defeat his pro-
posed divorce. The papers Of that State SOY
that he will be likely to be non.suited as non
resident.
Mr. Bimontou, Who has become somewhat
notorious ~ the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tina, is soon to become editor
Of the San Francisco Enllktin.
1t is aseeHained that the rumor which
| would send Mr. Pryor OF Tie Skat<s and Ar.
| Forsyth Of Mobile 10 New York to commence
| new Democratic journal, has no other touuda-
tion than casual incidental conversation be.
tween thoae gentlemen
| Gen. Albert s. Johnston, commander Of
the army in Utah, has had leave OF absence
granted him to Visit his family. Col. Charles
F. Smith is temporarily assigned to the CON-
msnd in his place.
"A letter from Hayti praises the moderation
Of Geffrard, and the respect with which he
caused the deposed Emperor to be treated.
Soulouque left two millions Of paper dollars il
his palace, which was distributed among the
people.
..,ah-atsd a. .cho,.r ond -,i,a- ,.d fo- a;-,'
mo lin M;,. R.con IN n. o-sat di.,r,t cf
c.,h,,;re R.rchsr In. be.n anno;nted p,ofes.
ar If Me..nhv,;c, and Eno1j,h Li..ratnr. in ,ba
Trov IJnixeraity.
r, W. vi.
s4'
~. u.or ,es, w;,tar ba. hsrn, Tho same
thino INV He me.na to act all at uort who
ran,. that A.. ea,,h1c NJ 4 mendino md mali.
no c,othe. for e.ch otbsr ar cleaning ths
.,ras,,
:. =
-fo~efas stasae OF Neostef must %
failure. The Boston Transcript SAYS that be-
tore Il wan received there vaa a desire to have
49,, - a.. -, ..,,;.... ,.;
plAeea III 'ue A'os' puoNs s44 p'.l. .4 .s"s pss'
Since the link deure has been seen BY the Bos.
toniana thare !. no obiect;on tn ita being buried
ssa' ~ 80 ~ 1 ~ T.:..s go co...
, 1859-02-19

1t will be sesn that FIVE thousand shares, re-
presenting Eve hundred thousand dollars, are
held in the United Sts.es, An amount nearly
equal to that held in England. In the latter
much encouragement II IL essentially French
undertaking, and has had it's greatest pecuniary
success in France; nearly three thousand shares
we're subscribed for in the cities of Lyons and
Marseilles, and in Yiucennes an eutire regiment
ot the line subscribed, every mau, from the col
onel TO the drummer, contributing his quota,
thus adding over forty thousand tfancs TO the
subscription list
, 1859-02-19

~ TIE Republican State Convention assemb.
George Martin, the present incumbent, for 70 elec-
tion to the office Of etef Justice os the suprtme
Court.
, 1859-02-19
Extra Session Of Congress.
The Washington correspondent Of the n I.
Hedld writing On Tho 18th says:

- Bhould IN extra session take place, it will b
eallsd for Jcne, and special elections would have
70 Be hsld In M Tie Bouthssn State1 but those
which hays already hsld elections Florida, Ar
kxn1aa, Missouri and 8osth Carolina apd Vir-
einiA, which elset in Hay. 1h4 Prssadest,a
proclamation would have 70 60 ont to California
and Oregon by the 9Th Of March, OF those 8tates
will hs n1repfeeepted,
, 1859-02-19

t. 0oe dose on "a repeated
u = su1o cure for &tho'e.
- Afo.bRs, and I IRE.
tveulanye Of G;holsfn,
nly ono bottle II med
Cd 70 throw out ofhheUs
tenn the effects Of u edl
c1ua Atser 1 loER nc kpet4
| ous bottle tataa for
! 1snndLe4 removes all
! '9alsowueN Or unnatural
,eloF fEaH Ahs aktn.
II 0os dose taken 4 short
Time besora eating qves
lvs6oE 10 1hs appetite and
'uAcs ta4 food dixts4
veil
: 0ns dose. o.tsafepeAa-
. ID Gt~s I usonlo DiAs-
''FttA Ia tte WORT fofra,
Nhaa b q d a 8F and
, 'U Oval Complaints
! yield aluo1t 70 4s IRA
idoss.
4 'ev bottles viii ours
!. nSolMy By exciting th4
. bDlhApxA
=, WeI- pl&Aametn In ~
! nr-Anend{nE Ibis mtdt-
lNoa ~ = preventive
= sfor Fever and 4Agus. !.
hill fsvss, md Ill
j1Avet1 Of = Bilious
7 'eYps. II operates with
Z 'cest3tnty. md taousxn d.
ARC williuk 70 teruiJ ~
tlts wonderful Tktuea-
, 1859-02-19

Wul commence from thi9 da'e to Sell ut COST fur
Thirty Days Ills large and extensive stock ef :se nhova
named goods tolpEisio: everything coa'Aaed Ia :
FIRST CLAsa IIWEL9Y STORE FOR CASH ONLY.
The reasoa for doinR to redace - ch II ros,i
bic hts large stock before removing xor1sy fpr
short lime snat the sore he now occuples c1ay b. r-
built in aad msnnef becoming sh= Great Emporium
of N epp9Et nt7 never before o1.ed Of seecsns rom
desire II less prices ID Il xeneraJ raid At auction
saie9 and nave much better ,oru1ty Inspect tue
goods ard make selections.
Tue Ladle1 will Evs JET this rare opportunity pa
*i..oqt securing some Of the beautiful azces comp1s-
iEx t.lt9 stock.
Keueabe, tht Dlsce No. III Lake street Chissso. III
nc333C-bhu JAMES Il. HuA34
, 1859-02-19

TAaa4 e3auas removed
III msrhld or h2d matter
from tas H1tem. supply A
lnx tn their place q
haAlthy Gov ofbile. l1N4, .
Grating the asaMaca.''
eakzAuG fo1d 70 dlxsgt, =
wall. 1ATlfytne tfet 2
blood. elvtrG tone Atsds +
health 10 The whole MS
chlneTy. removing The 4
a1us9 Of tho dl4aAse-ef-t
tec1iuGA ! radical eure. a
Bfl1lau Att4ehD I'D p
cared. aod, what IL better =
prevented By the oceas;
honM use ofthe Llysslur[
NEr13or- II
ons doss alsar eatinx
hAAcfeuk 10 relieve he, j
BlonAch and prevent 1hei =
food tfemristn&A md soG.l
hx. F
Only ons dcsatAkea be-s ;
Ase ssdrlnG. l1svNuN3 =
na1AkARAFS, H.
oaly ono dose taken II
n4hk looaens Tho hoH14l
A5-
, 1859-02-19

UMANlMOU3 TESTIMONY IN IT'S FAVOR
~ Mx 1ater n The month viii ths InvlEo.s$or. md
swallow both tokeAhaF.
11sc1 oAx poLIAH PxA Bor9t8.
D.. &ANE0RD Proprietor. No rs Broadway. New
York. Retalle1i oy ~ DT1xYgts: Bold. also. By
BOLLh HMIrH CO.. IL LAkeA., and
..-.. YAANE9TQCK DAVfA
fY94-1N&N81 iia RAntclrh 4fref4
, 1859-02-19

U-For TEnueA shon,ier
Braces Aod Abdum1E ii .u2-
sorttA They Ue 1xent8 for
the manufacturers and ill
sell It low ptieeS. 9otLN 81
, 1859-02-19

Coal Or Carbon OF! Lamps, &e., Ae.
THE CITY MANUFACTURING CON.
panJ OF Waterbury. Coan-. hare taken the sock
of Lamps Ic. owned by TIE lat. trn Of ~ARRFN
W: ~ y Lake ssrtet Ghleae,. Ill. md ones GREAT
lSDCCENeSTS TO TIE TRADE.
Prices Reduced t. Suit the Times.
The Stock consists Of Coil or Carhoa Oh and fluid
Lamps and Lante!n%-& r.Fy e1t.us.ye v1fetJ-ChAn-
gthe'A HING nR Lights SIZE. Back Ehts ca Eueyf.
MIcsA scissors PAPER thxces l3pa for L. lies tes,
CEeu Arrors sherm ms Pecies Levels &c. It mann
fsct1rtE's prices
AFRO. Cheap f,r Cash
Three Oil Cans holding so Gal's--New,
And lot Of 8uaaer Tin Cans holding frrto X gallon
to 10 gallons
fel6-1n C39 J. E J0HS90N. MzcAser.
FIRST GREAT COST SALE OF
CLOCKS WATCHES JEwELRx.
Diamonds, Silver and Plated Ware,
FANCY GOODS, DC.
j A M e s H. HOE
, 1859-02-19

GREAT WESTERN
'h..1'as AND HIDE STORE,
RL.1uKRUR.r BROS.
POI and 2oa' South Water Street.
CHICAGO. ILL.
NTE HAyE JUST RECEIVED IN BOND
Or 6rs as9 q .ts tGsH1cAco CUSTOM HOUSE,
FHENCn KIP and CALF SKINS,
AMI BOOT FRONTS CRInPED.
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT PROM TIE PARIS NAscr.ornprpa
In 20 Iesthsr Dealers viii ind the s,ort
sa a. snps,s ant pdets Low. We hsye il 19ef
@ s4a soollcg l'1~2:d htte ksssr.n eut of @
oLELEAThER Of T7R BEsr TAnyA0rs
OAK and HEAL0lK Upper ZIP md MN
L1S1aGS Lasts and FtNp1SGs.
Which VII be 1s!d 1t the k'ts<as t,urt4t pric1 bv
BLACKBURN BROS,
a their LEATHER AND Ill IL STORE I'll 4 II: soa,,
water gsrtts. {eatt Of We4 1tre ct b ce3
Hfdes. - osaa aof
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-15
FRANCE.

General Ghangarnier refuses to ac-
cept the Emperor's amnesty, and Victor
Hugo says he will return when liberty
returns to France. Louis Blanc also
concludes TO remain an exile. :... HI
Napoleon had ordered two govern
ment steamers to proceed to Algeria
and Guiana to bring back the political
exiIes. ...3 L. B. Eli II.
The impossibility of carrying out the
peace of Nellafranco, in accordance
with the views f Austria, it Is said,
made Napoleon reflect seriously on the
necessity Of rallying the men DC all
parties about his standard. Hence the
amnesty
The projected Notifications at An
twerp were exciting increased attention
and uneasiness at Paris. i.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-15
!. SOUTH AMERIC o,

Thepeople Of GuayaquiI, without the
assent Of the government Of Ecuador,
had made terms with the commander of
the Peruvian blockading force. A
fifteen days arnlistiee had been con-
eiuded. ,5:.. = ...: 81 =, Ill.,. &
On the Goth Aug. AspinwaiI was
visited bya terrific storm OF hail and
rain, supported by u succession OF
whirlwinds, which unroofed houses, blew
down trees, and hurled the zihc and
slate from every quarter; one native
was killed and another MORALLY
.=-. .=== ss =.. :. u.
The revolution IN Carthagenia was
progressing. :z=.. Tiff. #
The steamer General Pintos, one of
the best Of the Buenos Ayrean war
vessels, had deserted and gone over to
the sideof General Urqniza, her ma
rines having mutined and shot the
Captain. xii ,.. 5.=~:.