davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-08-02
Daily Revtew Of Chicass Market.


AotnAr EvEx1xo. Aus1+
| FREtGHTs-Prop Frs stAts, ensn u Duaalo 1t sxc
FIouR-RseespA 1los sbss: shipmenta, Is lbl.. M.
k quiet sass wsse-too bills f,g Spring Estfa nj u e
TAEAT-Reeclpta ~ bu shpueau, as4s bu. WIZ
Ts1-flra7 ard guod demand Sale. we,x N, tn,+l
chooe No Aed nj ef % track bu do II a On
70 tbs new Wha Niatcrst 60; 70 bAs Id do Al ~
Iris choice Spring Extra atkm
200 ba do u In gtort 500 bu No l,e At
1oobu Old No1 Red II &c IN xnrs Erx1xp- -Dtrnnt II
sala ~ess 40 bags new Spring ut ac On tsaok 800 tu
eEardart 1t eoe On tack.
CoAS-hezapts, :n,t Us hu shpsueuta none- Nark. Il
aol md ceelned Sa1es were ooo tu nrtne q.
nal II &C ahat 1000 tu lair % II &C aaoas Aoo ,
eommon 90 II eief bu No In loss 1t &c In .tore
o % 90 tnc~ socsfs) At 7c In Eots hu do At so
so bn don't &C sellers option thls weak sooo In ia nj
bn! eEts option this week,
oAIs-RecaapsA. IS hu; khpnaats ls,ss bu. Market
quiet but ar1 It &c for Ko1 ia store
AE-No sece&s searen and In good demand 4. &c
per u ns IL sto1s.
BAhIEf-So receipts, M.rtes quiet. Good ne~ ba..
Icy IN demand 1t 4oc
delivered. "1>' - ''-
HlGuwNEs- -Reaipa 1a5 bsa.. u..tx4 Inactive md
noainal ut = aasxc.
ALCOHOLICS A:7c z sapoa,
fhoslsloSs-Nothlog doing Daeoa In good demand
d7A&7kc fo1 Shoulder md lo2ile for Hams Ne,, PORK
nenlnAt ii tls<le.5o
LAaD-Nominal at 11Ifa1lc
AAuEs-Reesfp&s s7.:A n4- Market ve.T quiet md IN.
csansed sala to-day II the following quotations
oreen saed se; Calf lac; Dry Sailed 1sa,ac; DIR Flint
16@7cs Goad Shear Ing reltA, &c
lALLo"-hecept4s SO La Ma1ket artn 1t 1oHa!01c
WooL-Reccipts II. ~ b. Market ou.es md uneh,nr
a. saA weTc:-@oo ns thecq blod heeee 1t axe:
soon ha1 to three quarter blood feeee 1t s,Hc.
Tu1AToEs-Recelp4a $50 bu Markes brtf.r rrnnu4d
, 1859-08-02
!nanclal an0 Gnunlnerrtal,
MONETARY


AospAT EvEx1xo. Ausust I. 1ssp,
4ne only noticeable feature in financial mat
seFa Is the continued str;ngency Of the exchange
market Bankers sell only 10 customers Mt >,
premium, and We hear Of three per cen., being
refused to outsiders. Indeed most of the bank =
reuse to sell except to customers at anv pr;ee.
Discounts as rEual easy Mt 10 pe1 cen, far
strictly buainess paper. Gold It premium. In
speaking Of Exchange and Gold it must be nm.
derstood that currency ia the standard herr
Ks1es outside Of bauk are as usual nomiu., =,
a@S per cent per month, with few TRANSACTIONS.
, 1859-08-02
Later from MArarn

NkT ORLEANS, Aug 1.-The steamship In.
nlAoo'a ms arr'Ted with dutes from Dra1os to
1ne 5oth nlt:. and 81, 900 in specie
lhere had been go deaths by yellow feyer ut
Gen. Dego'adA WAS a. Tampico. actively mr.,
par'ng ior new campsigu. ~
was enthusiastically received at Matanoras
"a. a condueta with tG00.otD in specie was on
=. There was report that Santa Anna xax a,
The capital, hut it was generally disbtliercd
, 1859-08-02
PRICE or wHx4T IN cpr.1 np,r.rx

This rapid fall this year was succeeded br .
still greater decline in The succeeding weeks. IN.
dcr the most promising weasher for crops, aud
per quarter in Great Britain is cqual to ii 20 3
BUSH, With = downward tendency. Tbs sun.
plies Of Egypt and the Black Sea ar, With yery
low ffeighta, pressing to compete with France
and Germany IN the English maskets. In aour.
France hss the market abroad exclusively to
i'cfse!. the prices there ut tie last dates being
ioTer than in New York. THIS is the state Of
1tt*ars now in the Unitc States and Western
Europe on the ere Of hArses,s Of batter promise
u! tnsh hsa been the case for mauy years. Viii
toe uaaA broken up By disastrous ssvulsion At
nome. and no market vhatsver Ior The surplus
is not very great. 'N"""
, 1859-08-02
EesF York murkeE

-1"1AIaJ New Yoxk. Aug /.
fL1es-Ae:irc and 1od.sc Letter Sales q, !. mn hr.
% ~ 1os stpes stac. sof ext. l. a fr
H. ~ g,ats aant ssnd' .st.a tead Ghons
GsuxNmSsat9 ,n sa'es of io hrls 4 4@t6..
sht -; so1;;. o fr 81. whits c.ian, 20 iur ~:
etiinssn n1sJ vet w.. RE outs It Il .s,tc ty M
~, Eda aul . ,ni ell"l"E sae* laooo ss ut ia
q a - Suh ~ ow rs Oa. duh ii sk4Cc foF sa;s s.d
= nsXr-Hes.eS. Sa}es 80 Lii nj Asx
IL 1noss ~; Pork g, tul aad dcopne Sales 800 bsts At
IL. III. H. lor n.es. and !a5 fur prime Ueef steady.
nanas IL gilsa hs, ~ 5 ae es
Gaa Gut 1neasa quet Sale. Is pscEsre. II ES.W ~
iS1M iS1ss u ,fr tx IT, h.,n. is1a du' sa' bS II
cxsmfl1n r. So. =. Iok No e. g. rr,e 1a O..
CCAC2-1 II guar eiX eH 8' 1S'' -4'e M
, 1859-08-02

:, BC1AIo, Ausus /.
fioeI-Markct fur desirable exttsa rnes: Upner 1,tr
@saoy md drm1id moderate Sales 1905 bb. Il q - ~
EYE AeaSin Indiana and ULo; 30 1T douLe r1t,sS
sAiS-Nh a. auItt Hod hHuc .tock limited 81 e nm
~ ~ saas Ch!eaeo Spring II so; 10, lu No Resl Win
~ 1hn3s a. sSe $50 t chotce wle Ky In lots al ii "a
Haes o bu pine Illinois Hail. I'd Ia los ii G;Eas5c
quiet " @s -' 49, otae9 grams
NHmKT.-NomnaI.
GAsAL F.kiour-9c carn: 1oc On wheat; SC eu four
corn. Is 4lJ In uatn -' -~7 ~'*'3 y"
, 1859-08-02

Lila. flrs and Marine Insnrance Agere3,
ohee-So. Masonic Temple, C1iaso, III.
.... AeEx11 11E
eoaHECIlGUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
oh@AT stl.S WtESSIERS INSURANCE AND TRUST CO.
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. IN
My1&y ''t'''''*"'..-.V'"9'No
, 1859-08-02
I04fQu Raft1a.

-. Lou's July 5l.-Tne St. Joseph Journal.
O. t9e 3osh inst, learns that band Of 6fty
um.na Indians mas attacked by i large party
s'. =. osoaa. one hundrcd miles from Decatur, Ne
oraska. on the night Of the Esd uit- The tma.
ms lost sescnteen killed aud sevcu,een vouna.
ed. The omah ~ took fire Sioux scalps,
, 1859-08-02

Raw sr,c~. Pxrya Akt Val.
ford Boston st. Louis etc . Hsoa IA N ans III RI
uk1T1p STATIs' S1osE a1d IkxAsu ''' ~
sr.4I IT s1Es h1Efs co:soo d :la1ae 20
hentuexy, Tennessee sad Mi
cr1 1Gan Sr1x. ,,,;;;;;:; 1so.ooo % 1esoso %
Ran. hsgRea!{n Ra!{n !srry c1sy 1s,ooo % 11s.ooo O.
New Haven Boston b WoFus-
=. tel, aud Connecticut Myer.. sa.0o m s.nss NJ
RI +eAus ....... I, NJ u ST. ts3 70
!iIscELANk0Cs irEx1...... - .sSsa - -
CAAh on hsnd and deposited On cal
aud IN Eeata Lads .,,..... s,aan, !.
r,.,,,, s..o3ot.s 50
CIArxs- -unadiutcd and uot due. ass 50 M
Applications received and Fglces ..nn ar -,
any Of ts duly authorizel Arents iSsses .anfteh,S x
na; and paid IN funds II any Of lie Tants u
AKeaa appointed supplies asnshel and Ill busne.s Der
nenp,s 70 Esnss susson u ths stae u lpoia
HUBBARD iii nuSfsa Sfsas t:SR, sS,afss!h s; l!'ss.
15lSIy- No. Lomfa+ EI0eA c1f l. Water + fv,.,t =
, 1859-08-02
1"so30enas OF tho President and

DEnFoRD, Pa, Aug. 1.-The President. ne.
f.mI fPa9.ea 1'S ~ MI: Secretary Thompson, Miss
y. thompson. with Judge Doueherty and Ma;ar
matson, Of Bedford, left this morning for Cum
, 1859-08-02

NEW foak, July sl:-The steamship North.
ern Light has arrived with dates TO The sd
instsnt. Lamar is passenger,
The Q. $. fngute Roanoke and sIoop. ofr.r
s. Uemis were Ut Aspinwall.
Ias daies from Valparaiso are to July lit.
!, Gull had agreed " pay &l5, 900 indemnity tn
nc o*ners Of Tue American ship Franklin. de.
J.. ne town OF Amend had been nearly DESTROYED
C.1lao datea 10 July 1atl,, state that the late
a.IemPt at rerolution in South Peru had been
Rut 1o~n, and an amnesty granted. Generals
~ xastsIa aod Oelveia are reported as defeated by
, 1859-08-02
Arrival of n &tAn-ar

Arrival OF Steamer.
ME- ionk, Aug. 1.-The steamship Teutopia,
a.o@ hsm1arg. IL signalted. She lcfl Hamburr
ticipased. 49, '''' A"'9 oeeo ao'
, 1859-08-02

ARRIVED, Ark. /
Alee. La ealle, Les bu eogu
D Harmon. Il SAt1., s0vbu enrn
Tho.p 1nllet 400 bu epsu
Pelican, Joliet, 73 eds stone.
CLEAKED.
ato bIso1 In Sa11e, Loo lubez 100 Il tdnk 100
E1lsu, Not1is % sr}s lime,
posts, is b furniture e'~ 41e~ '
ft1sss QHsen ottaxa. laooo lumber, 81 poss s,o n
9l.seo~, N.tselle4 <7sM n lumber,
FeIcan Joliet tlxht
, 1859-08-02
COMM EIt{IIAT.

A"xoAs Eyxxxs. Aug, !. 1se,
aoe receipts and shipments during the na,t
"a honrs ware ~ follows: F-''
, 1859-08-02

VU1IU&fys
- fntADE1Pu1A, August 1.-Uon. Richard
4 t.usn rs died in this CITY Oh Saturday morning.
, 1859-08-02
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE

pTTTSBCRGH, FORT WAYNE
Il AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Maw taRx*a md a.. rug f2 Chicago to PttsabusEl
FcnnsylvAnlA Central Railroad
r. View i.sk. phi.adeIphA Baltimore md Wa.hIaxton
Cny And ~ the inteEuE towns Of Peansyly New J.1.
sey. New fusk. Maryant &c.
By tskEk tha route vsn hare tie becest Of
~ " Esstssa ,uatkxts II no additional co.t-
BatZ7xe checke ttrvuSh.
TsA:: tre the iepot corner OF Canal AID Van Buren,
Ftlexts. Net >h:e, Is fustuWs:
IN i. M--Murn:nx Express tai1Y fSunays exeentel
-. A-Nkht Esptss.-..aIly. (Saturiays r1cFrtsa
tonasttinE At Csestns With Cleveland an. tak4 shott
kai!Ttsad " Dnnttk B1Ao, Ma FsII New York 4ad
Eoston aad ~ n:s'oF towns q New Enx.an, Ea New
aofk Central and Sew York / Enc K7ilzoa.is.
Al4f s.Jtth to COunb1A Zancsyl1x Newark Nt Vernon
Enta- "
The abore trains eo1neet Il Fore With trains on Md
t:Vef t'si h1 Springfield trh7ua paytos Clntinnau
Aso Ha trHts u Lima for Day1n and Cincinnati yet{
FAKE As Low AS ANY OTHER KurTE,
houni Els: viii 1nA this ruut beth pIS1sut
ana aTrrlis passing through largest dpe1t
c.tea In the Cni.ed Stairs.
fastFnkrrs striving At CtIGko, any Of the roads, will
uu9 attentive check axenss The depo receive checks
and cunssy tase tsrr " char tho Pittsburgh arl
aaxn eaEs. s!trtInK taEs a;caa,pany eacl, train.
Mt and Il tic C1n1anys 0ee. u Kan4luph and
neafansa srscs eppasi;s The Kxvere ouse. II ths
Dspt ssf SIDE tuzatr q C1tal aa4 Van irrp street
Chicago. "
Ea particular - a.k fas tickets BY Foxr WA1.rx
pANL ". ED>S, tien1 AxSnt Chfesxo.
JAS. ". MCSSuN, FErfxnt Axxt.. {:hlsaxv
1'1' Ho1ssos Gen7 Freight A<'s, chl7Su. mrs
, 1859-08-02

.AvsuH1
stnr sdT En. Wilson. oa.on,kon Isl half his nsa. Il
s'ms as.sa q MSan r, s,sed 1I;sse lors Id. ss
stMf Traveller sweehty Nawauker q: h,lf h, h- r-
Hts feEN ana ~ fUte1, 81 hu rotAtpea
Prop Oato,seoa VII. Ina Lolanxvpta Is n ,umhrr. ,.x
laf hsss nsa, SIS cass4 booss Aad shoes % cois III
Prop thft'e Bsoxn. s. Josepa, ~ Cd. wood - m tum.
Dns f.lay Gardner. Sullivan, 1Hs,@ skussso 80 N ,um
Brig Fniiannna, chnds Green n.y. 30: n humber. 80 m
Brig ts.aioo. Williamson cedar R,vez. 1s N lumber
nde e Hutchinson; WI am. Green Bay. 10 N luzbe,
h1x netsst 1oFn1 Aecune, ooaso, Isl n laa.is1, s. m
s<l.r soa,ssiI w1l,ou, raet w,.a,u.tou 6, .a,~,a
seaF chss Aiabssd. inee1so rst Eo cords
ss9 e. & IS @ t., .sss ssstt IH,,ss
se' Hssest Acoa~. South Asszn. % ia@stf, l, h,.
sear 4Sss ocoanes. cnvtora. Fir % d. sa,t % ID,
SehrG prx. Gaes: Fir Core 50 eas ~od ID, ,ol,.
Y m Mnsda!e. Ft1iest, sneih Harrn IS efs vnns
ssr sear NnEe. AcNsHEIa. Gsapd River n "a jpcuber
5elr sas,, nosssas{ ss .n A,1ess9a e oo - N lumber
sehs H:aE Nanlowue &, o. wood LOO po. n
sear jne loss. rt,ass saus:e % ID. po,. !. hi,
ct SsSr GTt;s 4 t. fas;E snth :1ask'xaa n u,eer,
= ooe1 se1non. ssnezs Aansee rs p1 Irnh+r
sr L<4sa tassas, sihseesos f. 9s sas WOOD.
EFT EFT wc.lis 1T<'s IT, Sass g iaS
ss: "a II xes1 s.sas .ssesas E, e.ess Hs: e rod
ba11, q n hocps- - "'Se' ~ e's
, 1859-08-02

vt. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI.
~ CAGO RAILROAD.
SuuaMcr Arrangement.
a I'D 'eF scSDA4' Y; L. +; s two Express rasn'
ST. LoCls. CAIRO. MEMPHIS, v1cEsgt-Rc Avn
NEW ORLEANS, ~' -1-'A'
ltofGttrn Nisaouri, Eaaxas 9ad Ta6ra.ko
y ~ Of the St Loul. At0n anil chie, AZ Line R,.,
rsd ltas- New I+,ns. corner of West yso iurrn .ns
t2nai street, .-nt ~nEth. fpE0xs: "
IEns Ia Is st 1eas Dvpot cor. Wek. vao Eusea auI
go. go. m-I.7, E.rrts< tsnnaay. sze<psed.>
E1:ht Express, 7:os =. =.
A1i aad hApssA 1r:ss ,. n
AtGhcasn *h II the GtE7t Eastern and Northern t1a.s
soEts VIII the isaek 1ds1d r. 4 ws and ths .sgf
II tsos.a Junction With The Peo.:. + onuavt. r.
e leofa GAssaussh- Burlington a1 intermediate -
~ N,o:as1S:oa With the 1naos Central Rsra,d North
As spnFaea with the or-ss we~t<1 ul, r.rrp,a +,.t
81 looi. .!th the Fseiac issl1ss Missouri rfx.r
r4ekuA aof:a N.~ons IaIlroai. ke,.uk, Fsekess aad
kiv.z. ike. fe7k ani the gold re.Ioas Noth HsnI
ka1sa. 9a1 Net.-ska and Will N loulS Carn md NJ
III oss Ee os .seazs u Caro- Nem2als Yrk.bu:xh
= Through Ticket. can be lid It the COMPANY, o.
c5 Dsto teas4 @ u Baxa ID aaes
E..,e.n; Middle aad wess+rn s:4tes- o1'@e' - A''
Aats4 VI fazs aad Fse,kh-A ~ By aay othex
soItET AID wnH1xs1cx AccoxxopA4px
SppihS r Itrrneofate E2tons-lsave WlaInxteu IT
~ sna Iott y s:l ILL.,; arrive It Chicago II Vi:
Chsako s:fs ?. asz:se Il Jole. Il e:ss md
xu~ A. o. ABEoTT, Gen. sup.
~. II 4odFz. Ge7- AE-nt and Asst sept taYM !
, 1859-08-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4t1 GREAT WESTERN {CANADA} RAILWAY

MI xN44ANef1N ZEN lxlr4L I'M IL
4sA GREAT WESTERN tCANADA} RAILWAY
Summer Arrangement.
ease the Gsas Central Depot soct Of Like street
Chicago:
40 ara-petnot {Suoays excepted, A.
rive It Detroit 5-$3 pm
10 aaGi1sinaai Ekpses-suadzys excepted, Ant.e II
. lndlanaEa1s t41 pm. Cincinnati ri s.s0 pm,
s-"Aa-43khtninx k1pre1@e1eeps Suudays) arrive 1t
DetFuIf $50 pm; Suspension Bzixe, or Eu!4s.o
~ IN: Albany 3s1 pm. New York roo pm,
s7o ro-Se~ YoFk and Bostou Ex2rrs-{satus.ssys e.
eshed-} Ar8!ya II uetEoit .:t5 an, Suspxr.Ion
hEIxe q Buffalo 4:5n pML Albany $40 4tp Nav
York S-3l an. N.sAn :. 10 ptn, '
~" -GsaeanaA As.a Louisville Exreeas-te1cspt Sat-
urdzT9 Arrive II indianapolis II 440 AMI Cfn.
dhnaA II s41 an. LuuisrtlIs 4sa. pm
UntF nae TAN On SUNDAY II c7D ptn Tie An and
g Fsn trains sonneet Il Paris With buo Like Huroo
Kfxay t4r DSle md II points E4s.; Toronto .lth
khe Cta1 Trunk Railway to hpEion, UEdenabu.xh 1on-
~ t!*tse aud ~ posnts 10 cans.A Northern v.r-
mont New Hampshire and Milne,
Ea&E.sr checked ihr'uxh.
n Through Iekes sF sais 4 sLs principal Raroad ocea
Daes' a7ee ca1ako. 4 ths dep,s hpet II Iaks ste-
II y. RICE. superintendent.
, 1859-08-02

For Asp1nwAll.
n NrW ioRk, August l.-Tnc u. S. steamship
Ae1'ei sailed to day for Aspinwall.
, 1859-08-02
pENNSlLVANIA CENTRAL
= RAILROAD.
1hs Capacity Of th!s Lead Is equs1 to aay IN the


/ l11nt{y.
THREE THcOICH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PlTrsRunGn AND PHILADELPHIA.
II ss taf trisssss fhssh st!s
Sez i.sk Ess.sn, !saiImorr and Waslnst"a cisy; a:
ss:< e, e. ;Y:s =, IT., s,'
Smoking Tar. araehe.i i" each Tt1n; Woodruff.
Ia a. IL Fir III,
sas see.t =; ;.: fr S.w Yss E1pss Fist Liz
s; VT Il Il ,.;;ta!P14 oE Eafuofe II A. Ari S*v
TIN es;si Il E:,se5 Hs:,,. nth :he
aT:ss1k e. :. Philadelphia II rM. New Iotk 4:sS AM
y sy CIV ss:ts .s ss Ts sSt
taI ~, I 71t a*rs IN s:ler "f tie a!r,ye Tcina-
sa1 t. Ee''n ase Eoo4 s:a Norwich. Fali River
Tlssrts Er.xan M; be obtained =, my ot the import
+ 4 e III si 4 Z! Is e rs
Ion New Iosa. I1t.n4usc " FL.L.ei2L!z.
Faro Always as Low az br Anv OtI,er
l<"ute.
n. eoa,1aa Az :; e, IT. T1Sk*t. ., r1ts.eaza
1.as ch:o e. sea ases s'sssf.' Il. M Of The fsan'
DIRECT LEE akKI2 khKEFESS SSirMEsT..s HTE 5.sr AND THE
III = !; - . !: ss q : es & ss,s:, &c,
sy H .at<Ss IT. ~ If Il t;, 81 r. av,a.x<. r aes
Ia f, H., {, aGsE Ea.'~afi viii 70 Ts. .araase
Fur fright nt ah!uotrx dfrrr4tor. -,r.x . No.
dde.sciLvr Of H. io~inx "r Iapan nr1 70
= ~ Ste*+f fittAaEfxh: uuye i TO-. %tulrryir a..
y. q f7tEtv u" 1a!.rsr.e u: J. j. Jn,r.u lsn!ey
PS;.oa'i l. aiSt3::f: g. M;*S .na.hy
Bto~n Co tsne!nu.,l L.; Athctn i;bi~rt Insinee,,
y: X. e. Aek!ruA1+ Madison. Ind: William i;inshs,n.
W"anhssi UE;eT + r. Evansville. lhl.: y.
Lula S Il. Hank. S..,.1lt Tenn; H4r. i HUT N*.n
Rn % lfna; 81 tsaIke i t," cheaSo. ILL w. H. IT, K.rntz
1@ats III II Eas;iy M5s iAaaae ie~a; Ssa.lt
Ihe E1eate, :te, oar f1 % :tr .: s.S
tasport!s!en Of Ilre stek, md t.;d Acct,olUl,ns
fT rsr:oss r e.xtlog chsEs shtre
~ i.H!t rights Of all an r. for~.n4
~. 1T f W "a t. ;.oa.ls g: ulo kentuetJ iuasa l
II. rseras' Low; of N':ouH b1 nil direct
~ ~ ty hch kts.s BE- trwa.e,I to anv rrt
9a r. W4i". Ma>S1kum. kertuekr. Eenns.tr t.uu,b-r
In! A'is-'p1 Wisconsin. M>suH Kansas. Il.
11Sc1. V " 4'e -'o'4'" es<sfo !
se1eaas.. md shippers enr,.ax Tie .ra.po,.s,on y,
+. J." ials Company, can feIy with eondtraea On
Tie EIe. ." Fvssh, to .oy point In tb. West b, III.
fsnnsysaha lsan2 ii things r faYucanls Z .rs
ca3!x-i ney uthtr ts4iiros Corur4hfes.
ht Particular to n.a1k Packages wa Penn RI ~
Aesshaat- tue Wt.s orttr:nx s,sr. fos the E,s w,,
o. ven 10 d1ft1t tSem tb H. h!Fpx.i By this fgutr
laot aneni'nk to their oxn >hIe frn th4 East
VII hal u ise;r Interest call on ihs A-pnt, of
anr 4 the following places before shipping or stser1 81.
u<a y either ri ter ur The Sheet nf Frxrh,x iii
ases w.si! tr.aspt attentun.
r j. snr-!xr Ftta.e!pL!1,
Max1w 1 ke1aA ~ .She.h STREET Baltimore
ttIrtt New York. " A~S'
l1s14 :; !; $ Il; r. = KEs, .,v*., lt-toa ....
w., j.. L: llnl.TE. Gsn7 TIekrt Atent. Phaarpbts
kAOs. ~ st1IT. r@nera SsSt. A.tao1a IL .13 |
, 1859-08-02
f)lV1DEND ON FIRE INSUR-

AEnsy Contineutal Insurance Co. Eev Yo,k>
ao.s Soct Clark St, Shlzxa July IL 1859.
Enssomen q this Company are hereby nntI6ed that
*S et t1ty go nt The eared emum Ia,
~ oecated Scrip for the s.zne will BE- ttaiy
~ SePttteE it, Six per cent interest on The s171
OF lsot and lRas Will he pald On dematd.
w.., MASON & CO. Agents
~ Nsn!ug Policies on dtaabe frc risks The ntYe
aao IN other similar Companies II the sane Etes
Charged ny Companies Of fal Ieaa sspu1Ahllty-
]yt3,o1u ds16
, 1859-08-02

Ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ cAGo RAILROAD.
Important to Shippers.

!eKot leaves Lie tD1E 91ny'4 DtrrE
in lhiGty.nhA knats.
t;oo..s intended te fcrxarc. BY shs Express Lin
should lc marked, I ST. L. y. I. Il. ana b. de-
hseted Il tt ttpt. c.nsr u Can aad West Van Eufe
atrsets. It " 5efo1e a'esock r u
1T+fm-dsls Gen. Asrnt aud As+ast $,tnt1:nten.ent
4 MEXICAN TRANSITIONAL
- TluS CuNrASY.-I1eor;~raisa ~
aad'T Ito ."a of 'as =sasa ot Sew fo'E- Es:zaf@N
CASH CAPITAL, 5000, 900.
Jo.sS L. K1MRERLY. predlea.
FRANKLIN LEE, Wien l'.tss:-ns
JAMES 9. EVANS. Ssc'y aad Tseasarss.
On the ,7entr Of nas.x,.!pn th.s Company viii b. prs
gard 10 Transport so;s.y. Merchandise ett fraa New
foFk lston. Asny ' Fn.r any tF: Western ei.tea
!% tlt Ernvtalo1s. Erctu eic fnu any VI the Lake
ros =. Tile Waie1 *i'L - sEs u sH a"t ,s*ch and u
TIM sy!n+ Through hia II .lEs or al property when de-
aEexs. Tbs Coms4ry have Lac or
EIGHT STAIScH FEo"ELLERS.
pfT b!Tt.n Duf;o md Clicaku Itching II
ShehoyZaa. Nwaukrt, fsadne, k<nal.a In1 Waukexan.
aayE= q th!easu ausle 4l:s md war; ou>e
t er:.srf t t~It wIc win De unlx.' lie direction
o tAe7r asFnt Hao VIII At* neranat Atsc nsnn the
Ssinas1t Of contracts u!i";msnt II cns md .takes
Asoas EnnpaaY aasea 'arxe sue of
CANAL BcHfs oS THE ERIE CANAL,
ssd ars Il TO estIi~ as II Sra anal Boats slso
We !ss warranted ln rraEe-.ntnx 70 NUMEROUS cuAoE-
en-. tAst tiry eal :rsy
GREATER Di*rAlt:u AND At LEM RATES
naa ha* herefof,ee t~en iscn. Wethe.rsure aak b
ic 70 etttnne the rAtfonaSe ub&fal:Y bestowed IN
d:1n- the pa>t fur years. "
~. adj Ducks ~ Market street. between waahpxtcn
jz3tcIHsn t:H4S Z f.u&4n sys,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-01
cnzrrr COTTON AND CONSTITUTION.

The New Orleans Crescent" speaking OF
the .three Southern Institutions" says:
at is worthy a paragraph to rc-anncunce the
fact that three very important Southern inSti-
I ,tions were simultaneously inaugurated, two
hundred and thirty.eiSht years ago-it Ban
croft the historian be authority on the subject
In the wears l620-2l. slaves were first intro
duced into the colony Of Virginia; in l62l tle
first crop Of cotton of which there is record
was grown in Virginia; IN 1921 the first writ
ten colonial constitution was ordained and cs-
tablishcd in Virginia.
1t is, indeed, a remarkable coincidence. that
the establishment OF these three CONSTITUTIONS,
slavery, the cotton trade AM constitutional
Statute-thc very btsis Of the national prosper
ity of the South, should have such chronology
cal identitv. And We predict that rs they
were born together so will they die, If die they
ever do. The slave labor institution will go, as
it came, n few months in advance, and the
crn,ch of State constitutions. Of laws and stat.
utes, will follow quickly. hand in hand with
the downfall OF the cotton and other agrlcultu.
rl and commercial interests. introducing the
nation To an era Of anarchy, of individual, So
ci,l and political diStresses. The TACT OF multi
al dependence, however, but increases the sta
bility of the whole. and though it would render
their destruction q more disastrous totality, 1t
at the same time removes all danger Of such
occurrence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-01
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN KING WILLIAM.

At u meeting Of the Democratic party vi kir.
William county, held at their Court House, Gu Non
day, 18th o, March, on motion, Major Lewis Little
page WIZ called 10 the chair and James {. johnson
appointed secretary.
MAJ. W. ). Fontnine explained the ooicc; o. lie
meeting in u very fVrciblc manner.
Mr.. Feniall Gregory .a, then called on. AMI made
somc very appropriate remarks, endorsing the noi:ii-
rccs OF tile Petersburg Convention, and urging upon
the meeting the necessity OF cal!ing. convention III tilIs
district To nominate u candidate Tor Congress; wLere-
upon,
Mr. Richard Halves expressed his entire c ncu--
renee in the views held o. Maj. Fon;aiIe and Mr..
Gregory, and offered the following resolution, Which
were unanimously earned
LIT. Resolved. Tina: We heartily approve and coz
daily ra.ify :he nomination vi t!c Hon. John L-.ch-
CT for the o.hce a Governor, Rpbcr. l.. MontaI nc for
Lieutenant Governor. and j. Randolph TICKER Cor
Attorney General ot Virginia. and iha: ae VII! usc
uGr hes; r.I'r,s H. s:curc their election.
~. Resolved, That We approve oi the action taken
by tic counties Of llenrnco aud Hanover in urging
the call tor q convention OF the Democracy o.: this
congressional district, 20 inec, in Richmond on the
18th of April heat, TO nominate Il suitable person ~
candidate To represent this district IN the mex: Con-
grc,s of the United States.
Sd. Resolved, Tim! six delegates from each ma-
g;stcrial distric; be appointed to attend said cohYcn-
ton.
4,h. Resolved, That the chairman aud secretary be
added 70 the delegation.
Under the third resolution the following gentlemen
wers appointed delegates:
A B Fuller, Z < Tumpkins. T " HAYNES, Fendall
Gregory, Jr. K A billiard, 5 5 Thornton, Richard
Halves. " T Samuel, B B Douglass, w A Braxton,
) Garrett, Roger Gregory, Fl 3 Toinlin, Tho. Rob-
inson, J o Pollard, Warner Edwards, Harden Little.