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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
By Telegraph.

sQUAN, Jan. 12-sandown Wind N. W., Hight wea,hr
clOloy
lONG BRANCH, Jan. l2-sundown. n.-Hottins In sight.
Wind n. 4. Wsatu,r cloudy.
HIGHLANDS, jan ~ slndown-wind L., light wsstisr
cloudy
SANDY HOOK, Jan. l2-Supdown-Wnd ~, light
Weather cloudy snip Cshsw ba cleared the bar at
bound out
SAVANNAH Jan. u Arrived, steamshio Thomas Swan,
fiCm New.fork; sbp Mary Davenport, from Nslepcia-
BOSTON, Jan. l2-Auyed ship NJ nth Atlantic Moore, Cali
cutta; bark Azoy. Burke, Fsysl
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

RyfoETED FoR Tex n Y. TsIEuSE-BY GEoEGE RuHr.
wEpKEspAY, Jan. II 1859.
A. nate s1 Cattle about 10 B.eves and ~ stores
stps Of vorErs Oxen. Cows, aud two ADD feeyesr
ola
PRcEs MlRKEr BEEF.-Extra 81 5d 81 n; frst quality,
% 0G s7i second quality IS 70; thrd quality s5 ordinary,
81
PRcEs oT sTokE C.IrLK-WorhinG 0xen none Cow Aad
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Arrived.

s6,r.hin mor.sorsry Crockett savannah mdse and pass
,o IL b CromwclS Co Jan 10. IL NJ, ~ m''s " o~p0
Ssbip Ain. fBr scr-wl Hsvre Dec p mise ana pass
10 T. Cuoard Experienced al 'cessi'n 4' nes,y "eH
asles Arrived Quarantine 81 so, shs al Jersey N'
Ship voap, Cof NewSurypo,,, Lunt M.r.,iIe. os q,
passed Gibraltar Nov 10 T. Ca'lus de hus'es w.
Hs,.Nrsreuces heavy weather on the ps.ase. ,,,
shiu Cairo Wooster Amsterdam Nov. ~ ndss 10 Muller
R,s rry AtsSod P.Sdocs w@io sou N c. 70 days,
navs Gotten To woCpsdy Mott 20. ne hsa Wv
w,a,eer Lost aud ,olt salts apa a Ia, se 10. ~
Bs Ocean spruy (of s-tiavenL Stdbb Msysguss a.,
is esys oang.s for Dawson, Douglas Co. OF Sewha'en'
Biz West, stafley Galveston q days cotton, ko, to D. C.
scbf Jo.cpbine Smith Rio Japsro Nov q, eoaoe TO g.
John'on NOV op tbe ootwMd p,s'.se q, - Ion -
~ spoke whans bk tiune.. ot New .bed9rt on erai.e-
Nov. ~ lat - 80 g. lon 81 81 exchanged signals wsh ssP
Juha Lawrence (of Rockisno). bound Dec. lat sDN,
lon Is io erchanged signal. with heru bnF showing wnss
sigf 81 with black letter, ba or IA it. steering 8 s.
sails apparently cabin psioted he or cream eo. Dec
% l s. H. lon n g. spoke bds abby Ellen baaod Jan;
g. ht Ss U.s. Ion 81 81 spoke brig Maria fom Turks lsnd
The Josephine experienced CONSTANT snoce.sion Of heavy
gales he. los rails carried away stays aud received o.hsr
sehr Medium tBrl, EsenhGr Portaa Plate Dec Is ma
Ja"inte. Chamberlain, Plymouth r. C. days.
scbr jsmss Gue.t Sears. Virginia days. wood.
Sioop James Butler, Jaime, Nir.nii, oysters.
Below ship 10 tog ard brig Also. ship Mary OGDEN,
Loytlsrd from Anv snd susang Now 10, ude TO George
BuokleyA Co.
SAILED aushIp Cabswbs for Havana aud New OrlsAn.
ship Bemehaysn, for Banorei bark Mbehisf tBrb for
WISD-sunset NE.
It. the nrrsson Of shippers generally .hst owing 10 ths
late severe cold ,nSP nas.on hS, eo.ed On ihe pes..
NewYos ard Pbilsdepna have ard ': eontnus 70 make
their regular tTfs.
Arce both for North Csions lying at the PabIc storo
Dock a. onsr.niirs; ~',iins wind
anchor In QusIautIe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

LEAD Pie fairly inquired for; s.es Tepors3 ~ntn
cav two o. 80 Rf German part 20 srrSc a. 80 D.
a 6Y tine with interest sideS and 81 DO. son Eogh ttock
Rl.cbet 10 snlye 75equ4l 20 cash. Bar, Sheet s,t
Pipe Lead IL selling 81 DC casa.
LUNBER-EtstsTn Spruce and Pine Timber 10 se!Ars al
Sl2SGR3P T. 100 feet.
LIN ioeksbd IS quiet. and prices no niu..
MOLAssES-We notice sale today Of SO IBIS NewOr
leans al S6s
qu.,t sdy 81 so obs in Ib 10 Her
snirJiuE orosr - 4s 5 c,sn Crude connles 10 f
ons, ana "a Of 2CW 1880 bbs Wilmiu ald Soft North
Ceuny are reported Al s3 68i t5 - 2s0 n. Con
Ro,iu In supp ad il hT A. steady rates Gales OF
600 bbs q. - y 5ln n, delivered from gard. The noe
aa1s, 10 better request but are by no means sve ne
,ppply 4. spps ali req Irements sales OF so obs Ig
ttsda No a, = 23n n AMI bbs good do ss sS
81 So Pale WHIT ia supply sns hrm by me
c.nsnd or the moment Is quite limited Tar IN moderate
eo - III supply but b, Do means excessive sac
a bbs Washgton ~ SIT filed and delivered In ORDER
L. MI. Id MIR
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13


Astoush We have advanced the quotations some
wbst above LAST week II needs c5n,iierao'e expana-
tor 10 make the msrset understood. Il Bisness has
now regulsry settled down upJn tSo marks. dsys -
Tuesdsy md Wednesday. Only q pat Of tie stock
intended for tte We ;nesdsT nsiket gets ia Tues
dss ard lot ell C tn cate that have arrived ou
into The sale pens, bu, erough to the demand
eDd there i generally fes hoOrs 10 tue niijs Of the
dsy when tte bushes. Is pretty lively, and the best
cstle are often sold Tuesday, a1d On the average Of
uree since The market has been opsned on Tuesday
the prices OBJ, red are 1eter than Wednesday. That
sss particularly tie case tlis sek. The majority Of
the good cattle sod that day 8. lie . n, and
me poi very good were held st that and some only
medium rere held st l0c.
On Wednesday morning few Of the first sa!es we're
at prices Of the previous day. and then they bgsn 10
droop and We heard pA-tes say they bought Cattle a
s. head lover than the day before. One person toll
Us that be saved $35 FIVE head, getting them for
that much less thai be offered the day before. We
day ,fterr &c. 10 and on some coarse Cattle
probably lc, and the prospect Of selling out all in the
yard grew very duh to~ari right. Ia fact, there
were sbout 100 head from Philadelpbis, owned by
ide and another person, that did not arrive until
tfter bad made up couLt 60 that the real
Der in market would be s45, which ia Q very ample
psly and some Of those Who did not sell ont u,tl
Wednesday aterroon vii probably fail 10 see any ad
vsnee n prce on me average over laet week S.u il
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Disnslers, Ac.

The sbr Ranger (Br DoaDs from Jsmalca for HaHhx, pat
into Nassau r. reyOu' TO Dec u on account Of 'iosnes
Apd loss Of She is under, ,0 some Iepsirs.
EEWPoRI jon. 1.-THE shT bsye 0f aud for N.w-fOrk,
om Cit ratsr cargo Of fruit ard lead arrived at tbs
pert having sustained damage TO hull sails aud
giDg Thee Of the bsdly frost1itten.
IBy graph Elwood at-r esq, Sec BID UnderwI
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Receipfs Of Prod ...JiS. |

By Ere Railroads.&c. bbs WHISKY. Sii pkEs Provisions, !.
30 Asl.s go Dressed Hogs q Hides. 80 sic-s L roer .
r. DO 10 psgs BDckwhes 81 bales Col ton, Ice pks' OaH
ds,, Geo DO. laIe, 90 do Cheese, so 60. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

smIsrUSs sLsAs.S.
su.-E.es 1,2s se,s......... t;4a Moon-rises. =
Htes warss-rHs oAv.
Sandy Hook. l:S5 Gov = isfd.. 22j heD Sets'", fe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

GRAlN-e dtusad for WheAt quite s-ts~ and the uisr
kS be;ier with Eght avSs 6e1nsrt 10 mainly
srscusse he sas 50 bush. h,s hsntncky eqa.to
- % IN store; go brss .r White southern a. Is 6oo
bUsh. Red lEcsrs n bg.h
Chiesso sprpE on private tsTni BE- wsn
Barley bed Wit 6acn DC
sales Of bush inferior STATE .. $50 O s,s are ouy
the demand IN part fer hip.u; sale. 81 SAFE ., Sla Sc
feure AZ scc wesht s. s for Western and CsrAdar b.
weshL ard iSs Ior jersey kse IL IN modeEAe De Dani
10 s Northern. sni 764 nc i5r Jersey Corn 4. ned
higher but Is ouiet, the sivs o5esae; sses Il ae~
leo~ soafheIu &c; Western N1ed heli a. sass
White Besrs a,e IN steady demsnd s2stiS C1,adsn
p. o., - W.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
pus.euxers Arrived

N s,sanslip Alps fyos HIrre-sr. Conn~srx N- hsys'
Mis- ns-ch As-es Bouirs Dominique Ms, Mr. hsclse -.
Kse,h Mr. Fsdnsp, Mr. Wright
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

spyNP-Ths rsrte 1r al sssn7 N. = sJ'-em-iy ~
I'D res. are urinsy eed ss-s 4 So bsls s.n.
,,s,c les. y cent III, tssiae Of SO D.. e4.'s
h.. seep .hipr.S 20 An.~.rp. 10 3ostn, 500 hshs Man
Ia ,.ee smsnbs % tan, cl-sn Rss.a al So zoa.h
.pA 20 %. Rira On private terms -.
pTDFs-T,, dsn.na very frm priss s.les to1ay
a. a1 B,.ro. A,r,s ne les p cen 2 81 Prt al P..e
a. ar ,. 81 q cent, 10 s.vsns e. lss nos AID ~
D
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

ss,r,se prize he ,r,vios year Of *i re- shpr,. 'o @
Iaoson y ..r r-.-..-hs q,
VHAlRFOOTS-We pc.e tG..s u i,0ee D OH''-'-17-
ftr essh -hi,h T. lo~-r -
ZINC-Tbe uartrt rs-Grs ql-t AZ y a1c uos oS tae
tu,oes bu, i5A loss loua c0uaaad E1fe ml--y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

HOPS Witbru. kterslL ths drmt1o COZ, nue es ilf
MIN. a. rties !, .iods neglected. We iote
A. safe. Tor $50, e. 20 quality.
HATE oem.ad for shipprs ha. fallen of the current
low price, ths SOd.h r.suE the DEMAND sss OF DO
bs'ss Ar 75d9oc ana in snal los ~ s. 1apc. ..
IRO:-s otch Pg a. 5--l in moderate densnf az ~ y
N ipvoie- 3 FOR lots from yard Other hnds are
also sx-r.urel ori-. A. former prizes
lNDIa-RUBBER-Fn- Para has been IN fair rean--i .sle'
o. s5o0o hsvug BEEN sf-cted dTripg the SEEK Ataae
nos MEDIUM {. he'd at and CosTse 5oc East Ieds
sna Car b. g-Ds remain SDiet at p.
LEaTpER-Bo kinds Of Sole selling 70 mcdsrats er
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

OILs-Lnsesd good the mproveme lt
Of gallons American st 66doSc OF which o'ob ~
DC eon1tsed sale The movement In kngh referred @
Yesterday 1890 gallons the SPOT At 65d67c ald
oO do December and January Shipment se7c and 6Sc cash
Cruoe Whsle sctivs but With reduced sock price. are
wei. sustained sale Of 100 bb's Prime was ed in New
B.oford at cash The stock IN the country is redG'ed 20
G f3l bbs ssu, 80 53 time last and thu average
prce the 1855 81 sssins i5c. in 1851 Cruee
but the stock light and prices firm
Sc cash which last sales made bat buyers
al nj ed the and b. induced purchase
ppr,s at Iom this price The stock the lst nH
In fr bar In the county 5 bbls szsinst 80 So
tu ear the price fof the p
saop cash srau,t sl 28 IA 1851 IN Refined learn y
saIe Of Beseh.d Winter Bsdford 81 49, cssh fhe
sIticle 81 35 in thss nsrAet olive "a.
oeuand the With fSaster
es,ks and bbis I'll 81 IS aDd 500 pigs quarts and
MIN, psrt 10 arTive) IS IS 10 for quarts and ~ ~
- 2. Dr pms Lard Red Oils remain qdist and prices
CHANGED Palm scarce and firm. Tsow OIL is iu better
auos, and VITO 1h stock Offering pT ces are hrm sls OF
~ ett southern at l0c n, 10 Neatsoot sales of 10
kb bsye been 95d98e. Csmphene AMI F1id
5c cash by the quantity but job lots are selling
We quote
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

Te,.l us6Br Prov's5 iI8 45g7 s2998) 900 sl0lG7,5n
Including Brooklyn and Wiliamsb1reh.
We have the following from "FaiI Play;
To sxs Editor Of The NJ T. Tribune.
SIR: In your paper Of Tuesday moroing you report
ihe business Of the Rock Island Road
FOR D.oembor 30 yo9 II
For December l8,8...........'......s'..' oti<0 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
.yrsse27s2 $3.50 I95 72i s,soi lo6o5
CoNPiR.rIvE TABLE Of the Brieo Of beef


Fol TN wEEE EypNG WEDsEsDAY, JAN II, lsos
TOTAL RECEIPT ALL Kinds ToR THs WEEK.
According reports rom the several market places ID ts
.tY, there have been received this week:
=" Beeyes. Cows Vesla Sheep Swine
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

r.'~-. zoe ssse ss, v-srinrs sSpsg r-psr, IA
f2a es4 'hs- ,ssrs ga, eBasS
ss~-, sne Lar,ss 80 =. ss,s.,, xsos nh % O. u
a S3 .5 each; sA'-s <td <sDsS y f
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
" Movements Of Ocean steamers.
TO DEPARy
20 ARRIVE.

III. Overland Mail for CsAforrs esves s lca. every hos
dsy ard Thursd.y ss Letters designed hf IL sopa
marked {" Overland, vie 81 Louis"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

COEFFE-Tte demand continues very iiooeraN We es'n
only Of .sss TO-DAY Of tO bsg Java at lic. We quote
lava white y B....4 q ~ Msrscaibo. 0lb
Rio fir to prin.....l03dl2 jamaica t915
BIO OIdpsry'...'.'' SiS D. o0"hs0 ''~ y
COfPER-New sbestbps quiet a; &c. Yellow Metal st
2ild&2c Bile ard Risrer.' lPer c. aos hSh9,a -
Bsltintre al 2 oesh aud .S,c mos si'o 0 i L,ko
Spprior at Slc cash. and SiWp 10 do st ldzfc, cssh -
Ios ted higher Old Copper i' quiet a. 2d d-.c Ss'n
coal The arrivals have fsler oa aud. with marked
change In The wesbe the oemsrd bss improved soe pIs
ere better The inquiry for rot % ye oet ta over
ugs les; oy the cargo al % @ ~ sno from
yard st S IS Is stock IL ample for arss demand
but sellers have the advantage al the close In Sse "
but h doing tho snpplv lot rse sales 81 So 'An' Liver
CANDLEs-Ad,maltne coutiuue quiet at 9aslS for West
brsnd wtcn plenty Cry baods are II htnt .tss
quote d22c French WsN Imitation command .'c.,
net gAsh; PLAIN Sperm 4ec. ans Patent 90 Sc.
DIEM OODS-fhe demaId for all KINDS continues quite
limited and prices are nomnsy unehsnssc toe sales
con prize IS Bars Jod ga and about 100 tues sava
lilla fuste private teIus.
IN this branch Is not yet open and
Is sin oharsser,sd BY t.srf and stocks slowly op the
markets while well known that the stock In store through
country is also sht prices therefore .e wei man
tain, 3. sud good Spring busiuess l. anticipated
FLOUR AND kEAL1-The market tos Western Csut
Flour oper settled but toward the close Win better de-
ms'e hm feeling noticeable snd les ssirf = o3 ~
close the sng on AZ the srras ave no
the advantage Family extras he'd rh u1ch roDG
tepoe and sslase; many bold.r' bave ~'hdrIwn
or TIE market which contribute. to the buoy.ocy ine .es
IS o. for $50 IS Is for loT grades OF Vestero
eKIs 81 for shipping rand Of rolns hoop extra
ese.ee and IS s0RsS 50 for s. Louis branss Canadian
Flour without ehspge stock Is extremely Shi s.e Of
s s At s5 7oG 20 southern Flour held with z'es.er
hfmress tie ar ss sr- rot 90 Arge Ane we notc- oore
senerS iaauIy of 1875 bN s5d ~ 81 for SapIne
B,umoTe ard IS 81 So f4n'y and Extra hr,ods Rye
Flour hsa steady the sTiSa falling OFT sses o. ~
bb az IS 81 20 Corn Meal very quiet b: fr
arrivals hEi;ed sales Of Jersey IS GsS So sod ssn
dywre at saa % 10 and PHoess p. q, sl. 1.ksh 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Tue HOG MARKET.

sppsars from reports ou the sae yards that line arFe
fat Hogs good dcnaod this very
is If I've wezoi, &C. n dead seigat, may be
considered fair prices Although the busy pat OF the packing
IL oyeT the o sale q Hos 10 tia city Is never
IL Be ref 70 our tables printed Jan
that Of 4le ia this nsEke all months IN tie
even ia July last, -, ,olc reported.
The following s TIE report Of Hoss received az Alertous
Wes.In Hog Ysrd- for wees endi1g JaDuaIy H. l55g:
Hudson River Railroad. ............ ......2,SU
Erle RaLIosd.......,s...... .............. I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

nlarkets-CARxYuLLY RkPosTED PoR rHr N Y. TslsusE-
'' WFDNEsp.Ys Jsu. II, 1893
lsHEs-The demand quite STEADY for Pots ~ oss ana
Pesrh firm but quiet 81 50 .o..,,
COTrON-Pc droopins sales OF oOo bales ehiehy 70
III eys16
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
O1ve. harseines,

NOR. f.yoIsbe news rom Fmope prices ber sales o.
loo bb. CIV at th close Of business ., SO p sGd - tuns
sine N bbs SIS 80. Western is scace and nominal
sale Of Tpn Jersey been made ,I lat g. IN bas.
Thick Western 1. saabe a. s2 LOO oss City st go ga
ESQ %
OIL NEAL-Tbe ,upply Is limited :bs demand god some
900 ;lns Cty pancheoas have chsDsei hands al go % y
PsOVIs oNs-The Pork maIke. {. b.tter With good de-
maud ara sellers of Mess qu0ts,i1ns. Prime ia IN
reouet Y future delivery close. hTner Tbs supply Of
heavy Nee very hme6, also o. Clear arc he are nnch
w,n',d the sdes $50 bbs a, SSBt3 10 FOR Prmstbe
ait.r rate f So bbs 6eiverab ab Iut the l OF febrly
Sler Clear so p for Nes sH J1i for Mess 81 at
tbe o.e I7 81 Is demanded Bee GthoIt chsug- the de-
r,rd !, fair for the home trade aud fha snvss hTrd
SIS bb, AZ std4s rs tor CouutIy Prime, ssG=0 TO- do
Me.s; $50 repssed Mes aod so 75G II s. fr
extra Prime Mess is quiet but trny held az 60 t9
Beef qniet Dot very M e. tl5 5jG SO Bacon IL
yey or.t az st4Oc Cut h@ss ueDty a1d heavy;
,s. Of 2 bbd, sn3 tcs a. Qsic for Hs sgd cas-! r
Shoulders Dressed Hors sud com ed n1eh
wsutso dsc II Gnet a. Lard 10 demand
hn.r the suppy hsat sales OF 80 BOZ, and ;e~
li,di lei ths demat for Itu % active. Neal1,s:
B.ef Mess bb,s SO 90 0iO 81 bAms...... SO e
Do, Cry........ Q % dlO 50 stOlesrs.:..."- a g..
Do Exrs new IS all 81 BeefH'ns bbl ..l3 50 ele o.
D., p Msss s,.is % . % Do.snts, . D. 10 .
Port IL a.v b. az 81! Bassei Ots Co... Is O. %
Do Ceag aew. .ls % a De-, fair 20 prime 10 O. y
10 Pine n.s.iS 90 as 10 lpo. oaiO.....- e a. ).
Do Prime. Mes Is 30 dle o. Ch-ese...... ia %
L.d o. btls - ma u5lKsts e loz.....- 3 a. "A
tons We quote Hsst-rn Rscs az lz.G-l - = o5- /;
JuD.s = 12sdSi 25 CaFtsrs st 75a2 25 Aeesr,
4 sal 75: snd Peach Blows Al s7lo2 =
RICEPtrs- Rice ssclrce an teus-d 0therq Jtles
5u Al s3asS S. choice woci readily conc.aa4 s5 69i y
sGARs ARE ..e.ay; sale. 80 hh5s Cgb. a7ie for
Cubs. torlud'E go hrds Porto bco At IT., and az
HsVsu a..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
TOth..""................ 81

All held ou LAT week have b-ea sod and al tbs,
rived since prices giaR from e n &c. grosa Light b0
'oi 7Q7sc ret lot averaging PSI gross sold at sc,
" equsl L. q. q 3.c. net.
Report received Hudson River yards FOO. ot
Tby.eyeuh street North River for week ending J3- H.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-21
Country lleetin' Talk.

An Illinois editor, who sometimes has a.
attack of Phonography, attended couu-
try meetin' where he took down the fol.
lowing different topics of conversation at one
time
''Fote for Lovejoy." exclaimed polit-
ica aspirant Indignantly, ''I'd as soon vote
for Lloyd Garrison himself loaded dowu as
he is with
Two OF the fattest beef critters you ever
sot your eyes on" interrupted dealer IL
cattle. THAT sold for''-
THAT horrid yellow dress again, exclaim-
ed Miss Spruse. in what might have sounded
like whisper il she had not been on the 9TH
er side of the room; painted, too, half an
inch thick, and wears
Teeth and nails to get to office" broke in
another polititian, ''but the people will not
trust him; besides be is''- -----s-----7----
Spawned in both hind legs. wind broken
and foundered, to boot, as | told Mr. Jarvis
at the time
Zone tea cup full of butter two of sugar,
three of fUur, four eggs, and sprinkling of
nutmeg. makes
''Both ends meet when the year come 9
round, poor woman. for she has got six chill
dren. the Oldest cue blind, audi
''No saddle or bride 70 ride him with,
somebody stole it while L was gone to Chica-
go after'-
The long milennial day which we have
no doubt is to be brought out through the
ministration Of
Two Dutchmen, monkey and hand-or-
gan to grind it; and oh, it made the fun
niest music, and the figures danced around
like
Nine thousand miles of railroad track,
and this at an estimate cost of
Five cents dozen. l sold four hens
to Mrs Wilson. aud the hawks carried of
three, besides any number of chickens,
and
Such handsome youug man, and he
dauces so bc-esctifully. Did you ever see
handsomer pair Of whiskers, or more iusinua-
ting
Handle to my new tea pot. and Tommy
declared he hadn't touched it at all, and /
knee Emily hadn't for she had
Running at the rate of % miles an
hour with no lights on, and around ia curve
at that, when the locomotive broke the bridge
over -
THAT young Miss Brown that had the
smallpox last spring. They do say that she
is going to marry
1.-TWO pointer dogs and the best gun in
town. / wanted the gun the worst way, and
offered him
1.-The scarlet fever and whooping cough
and don't know what he hadn't had, poor
little darling. This is the FIRST time I've tax
en- him out at all since
The Mexican War, xhich I consider per-
fectly upjustifable, unless it be on the ground
that
The preacher has come, exclaimed boy,
and depositing my report in my pocket, I
proceeded into the school-house to muse on
the utility of photography.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-21

edly told his tribe that if they did not let him
go to the States to search for his relations,
they would take him from them by force. He
left his residence, Sept. 1853; left St, Pauls
on the 18th Of April. 1859. in company with
his Indian brother. (chief elect, last fall six
Indians, three ponies and five dogs. They
came with him to Chicago, where he was
taken sick and placed in the hospital for treat
ment aud kept there till he recovered. His
Indian friends there left him and returned to
the tribe. He went from there to Detroit,
Michigan; thence to Ohio; thence to North
ern Pennsy lvania, where he was found by
William Brayton He was then on his way
to some indians in New York. He can speak
FIVE different Indian languages. viz: Snake,
Copperhead, Grow, Utah and Flathead He
also speaks the English language very fluent
ly and correctly. which. be says came to him
almost intuitively on meeting with the whites
The tribe with which be lived had compass
and watch enclosed in one copper case which
they used in travelling. They purchased it
of the Russians for 800.
He says the Snakes. Copperheads, Crows,
Utahs, and flatheads, together number 100
500-men, women and children included.
He married the daughter of the Grand
Chief, seven years ago. He has two children
a son and daughter. His daughters name is
Tefrona, Tame Deer. and is FIVE years old
His own name is Owahowah Kishmwah =
When ae arrived at Chicago he was dressed
in Indian costume, daubed aud painted. his
hair banging down to his knees While in
hospital they cut off his hair aud scrubbed
him with sand, soap and water. until all yes
tige of the paint was removed He ate meat
raw, bat will not eat food containing salt.
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Ho,o as It ,riti yon-At prayer meeting
in the church of the village of Spuuktowu,
is tie State Of Maine. country lad was no.
ticed by one of the elder deacons to hold down
his head and wriggle in his seat, while the
tears seemed to start every moment
A clear case of repentance, thought the old
deacon. as he quietly stepped to the side of
lad, and in s whisper affeetionateiy iuquir-
e3:-
''iiow is it with you, my son?''
The boy looked up. and supposing him to
be the sexton. answered.
'Oh. very bad, and want to go out-my
innards is kickin' up revolution and the
fourth of July.-and if ever eat green
eufrant pie again, my name amt Jeems Bel
lings."
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VOL. 7---hO. 4.
sOxG OF THE NEWSPAPERS.

am Newspaper
carry the news
To all of your dwellings-
Wherever you choose;
A more faithful. servant
Can hardly bessfound-
Almost omnipresent
I'm scattered around.
Like the stars in the heavens,
And sands on the shore;
Like leaves that have fallen
When summer is DER
fly DER the land,
I pass DER the sea.
] brave every danger
It's pleasure FOR me.
| gather the news froi1
The steamers and cars.
And telegtaphs, sparkling
With trade, peace aud wars;
ill up my mission,
Defending the truth.
And teach useful lessons.
To Old men and youth,
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EBENBURG, Pa. WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER q, 1859.

built our cabin within sight of the brothers.
grave. The oak is now dead and splintered,
and the spot where be cid densely covered
with an underground, whose vines shut out
the light OF day, and guarded it even from
the football of man or beast Last week our
dog brought ont skull. with the wide cash
of an axe hit through the top. Quickly, and
without the knowledge of my wife, went
and tossed the momento into the thickest
growth of the place -DaIY ITisconsin.
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LS a Clergyman. catechising The youths
OF his church, put the Question from the ate.
chisism to girl:
What is your consolation in life and
death 90
The poor girl smiled. bat dii not answer.
The clergyman insisted
well. then" said she. "sinee must
tell, it is The Young printer a, the Ar
gus y
Professor Is in corvulsions. Miss. yoa
had better come and take him away PooD