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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

minded clorgymen, distinguished also for bis tai
ents and learning. In his preface, the author
says of the purpose Of his work 1T is a sim
cere endeasor to aid the youg men and women oil
our land in their attempts to realize q character
that shall justify our professions OF Republication,
md to establish q civilization which in becoming
national shall Illustrate every principle of a pure
christianity" A high and noble purpose.
We are happy in parting with our readers, to
be able to present them with one more of the
choice contribution Of &c. l.. NJ"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

The First African Baptist Church of I,auisville,
Ky. have recently erected a new, elegant and ca.
pacious house of worship. The body of tne
church will hold about seven hundred persons.
The cost of the church is about SIS, 900, of which
some 80 600 remain unpaid. The pastor lie Rev.
Henry Adams, said to be a scholar, and a
colored man of considerable reputation as a pulpit
orator.-Ered. Douglass Paper.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

SYMBOLS OF THE CAPITAL, OR CIVILIZATION IN
New York, BY A. D. Thatcher and Hut
Crimson, N. Y, are about to issue from the press
/, . work with the above tide. Mr.. Mayo the au,
thor is one Of tho class Of reformatory aud liberal
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

Busr OF Mr.. GiDDINGs.-The Washin gtoh cor
respondent Of the Cleveland Leader, under date Of
Feb. IL. says that Mr.. Ward, an artist of Urbana,
Ohio, has completed a NODDED for a bust Of Mr..
Giddings, which is an exact and spirited likeness
of the original, as you may see him when about to
"pitch into" the slave drivers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

You scourge the prophets who warn to day,
with you your worthless gold
G. L. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

Salem, Feb. II, 1859.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-26

During the past year Lynn has manufacture
more than 10000 900 pairs Of shoes. The shoe
business Of Massachusetts is valued at $4,000, 00C
a year, ard one half the shoes made in that Stat'
are manufactured in Lynn so the thriving city
of Lynn annually manufactures $40, DOC, 600 worth
of shoes.
, 1859-12-01

PFoc1arnations Issucd-The Country
Sc"uFed-.NortAefu Reporters Dlss
uefked.

CuARLEs7owx, Va, Nov. o9.-Goy. Wise has
issued proclamation announcing that the State
hns taken possession Of the Winchester and
Potomac r. r., and that on the first three days
Of December, it will be used entirely for military
purposes. lie also worms the people Of the State
to remain ut home On patrol duty On the day Of
tne r. execution, to protect their own property
Women and children will not be permitted to
proach the scene Of execution, aud strangers
afe cautioned 1hat there will be danger to them
in approaching ChariestoHn or near it on th1t
dny-that II Is deemed necessary, martial lar
will be proclaimed and be enforced.
Gen. Taliiaferro has also issued 4 proclama-
tion to-day, announcing that all strangers rho
cannotgiIe 4 satisfactory account ofshemselves.
approaching ChaElestown by Railroad or other
wise, under prete1t Of Witnessing the execution
Of John Brown, will be met by the military aud
turned back or arrested. He also enphatically
warns the people Of the country to stay at home
md protect their property, assuring them that
information from reliable sources indicates that
By 80 doing they will best consult their own iu-
terests.
Several reporters Of the Northern press hay
ng arrived nj uarper's Ferry yesterday, hey
we're compelled BY the military to retuE' TO
Baltimore.
Itis said TINT Brown stated to gentleman
yesterday that hs had no hope Of rescue on
aEeouQt oI fne e1tenE OF tne military pfepafa-
tions, aud that his boys would never have per-
mitted his execution ii there was any prospect
Of an attempt proving successful. fstud:]
The military now in Chatlestowp, numbers
orer 800 Several more companies will be
here tomorrow, swelling the number to 1900.
The Tribune says that Governor Wise has
written Mrs. BrowD, enclosing an order for The
safe conduct Of herself or messenger to
Charles,owu for the remains Of Brown. They
| will be committed to ler care immediately after
| the execution.
, 1859-12-01
Daily RevieR Of Chicago Market.

TxpxtspAT Evra.sG. Nor. %.
FKElGuTS- Propeller Fountain City. corn 10 Buffalo
1t loc.
FLoUR-Rectptt ooe br.s; shipped By Lake : Iris.
AArtet dull And htavy. Sales we1e:-s0 brs Red Winter
cxt1a At No delivered: 100 bls @Maple Dexns" Sptlns
extra at 4o delivered; e bri2 'korh Weatc1n~ d. 1t
saea delivered: 100 tzls eney1 DO It st Is oevertt;
81 hs Grand Desouz do II $40 ds!fEescd 100 bis good
Super ii es-so delivered.
WuEAT-Recelptz GAG bu. Market frm. Sales were:
Txs1n 800 bu No Red at u .o5 track 800 bu uun'
xpeed It tl0o t7ek soo In Rejected At ee In tor
6rR1Es-Flrm. Sales vest:-l,0a bu No Spring ii sc
Ia aore bu do 1t 20 IN store so hu do In hags at soc
ontrsck; soobud do in bas1a n ssc delivered.
CORN-Recepts, es.ts5 bu; shipped sdeoo bu. Mar
kss hres aud saore active Sales 900 bR new
Mol sse In 100 bu do II 4oe n storr $500 bu
CanaI Al Sc adoat. Eur Corn dull Old Corn quiet. SO
bn No ut sstc Ia store.
oATs-Reecl1tA, :,s7G tu. Market dtu. sa1as wcre:-
900 bu No At sc On track 20 bn do 1t Sic in bags on
txack.
nYE-neceipts e14 bu. In good demand. Easea xe1e !:
% tu mol II atkc In sose; "a bu do It Sc track.
NARLEI-nteeptl, 1.o;s bu. Market hsn, with good
demand sale tse:-coo bu No At 6sHe In store le:
axs Do ark L0Do bu do In bugs nj TIC track
Is bass muhy It coc on track
sEEDS-Reeepsa ,.s6s ns. Timothy IN III. demand.
Sales wee 20 bags far nj s05 Hungarian Gsaasdu. 20
bass inferior sold II TO-
HGuWINES-Dul. Sates swesr-so brs ut &c.
ALA1HO1.-ea bsl4 A. 4ic-
closed quit. account Of the sost weather. Sales
, 1859-12-01

building Oh Cherry street, where they hare
abundant rom and facilities for their work.
This firm will pack almost exclusively clear
pork. for the Bnugor {Ae.) market, rs this arti-
Gle forms prominent feature in provisioning
the lumbermen Of that region. They arc at
present putting ur q ANAL LOT Of pork for the
st, Clair lumber region.
T1owbridge 4 Co.. occupying a store in II yers'
block, arc now busily at work packing the pork
furnished by the slaughtcr-house recently put
~ operation in The old red warehouse above the
Packet Dock. Quite large number Of hands
arc Kept busy ut the packing house, and the
pork put up seems to be Of excellent quality.
, 1859-12-01
Three Days Lnter~-~ArT1val Of Ehc
Europa.

SAckyIL1E, Nor. S0.-The royal mail steam
suip Europa, from Liverpool on Saturday the
18th inst, arrived at Halifax to-day. The Eu-
ropa's advices, which are three days later than
those furnished by ths steamship Bohemian,
hare been brought here by The horse express.
The steamships Kangaroo, 0ceau Queen aud
Persia had arrived out.
The treaty Of rati6cations was to be exchanged
ut Zurich on the e1st.
France had issued letters Of invitation to the
Congress to those Powers who signed the Vi
enna treaty, and to three Of the Italian rulers
The attitude Of the English and French Press
was daily becoming more warlike. The London
Iim. calls On Napoleon to put an end to the
suspense.
The Congress Of the Powers On the italian dill.
fculties is expected to meet At Paris, but no
date had yet been mentioned.
1t is stated that the Emperor Napoleon oppo-
fes Cheva1ier Buoncompsgu in assuming The
regency of Central Italy.
Ttis reported that Garibaldi has resigned The
command Of Central Italy, md has joined the
Sandman army.
The London Society Of Arts had inaugnratea
Increment for great exhibition to be held at
London in 1862.
New YoRk, Nor 30.-The line is down near
Aachias, Maine. No more foreign news can be
received tonight.
, 1859-12-01

rr1Tu4sxAsH1 NEW YORK. Nov. "a. 1859.
flort-S@ioe better, with psrtty Eaod demand. Saes
1901 hA u aJ fuf super Sfate. $s59 sQ Tor cz-
ado tS.S&a ~ foE super weseCa 4a4t&a u tot con-
nou 70 Enedtm extra w*stesl esGAsb 1of INTERIOR ~
Canadian nsa,er saies 10 bria ii $50 e 50 fo common
to ch ice ezra. Ryeaou! In iar quest at
for No.. Chicago Spring. si2s for Mlwaukee Club not
very ko and u - for in'eEoF smnuT Whte Cal A6lan.
i:yc iovtS barley steady. 6alet s> ou at 76a,9 for
SUM- 6 for eanee. Caaata We*sLcorn loTsr. sale'
ta1aq aet n 1:2t7 f,s staie. Wetrra md C7nadan:
WMnkr-ueavy and lower. eAlest0 brlsss e64seHc-
chiefly At the inside pFieo-
rnoy1aoxe-rork without speca] change. Fa1es 1850
tts III at.le lot Is for pnae Included N The
tke1 ate Oo0 sellers option n the on p
lIec1 d sales $50 atis Il t4+'o ter eouns, ps.ae;
1ifos extsa Drrssed Host steady II t947 tse1 hams
very quiet; new xesttrn held II eltal. r. mesa
lower Sales 1ou tkxs ii * tot shoulders; sf&lot for
hams- Bsson steady Sales go boxes shoIt G1e.r ndde'
~ =: til II 91oKc Butter steady nj 11{glsc oE
ono; l+e:ie for State Cheese In moderate request II
, 1859-12-01

WASHINGTON, Nor. 3o.-There sre' now about
50 members Of Congress in Washington. The
caueusses Of the respective parties viii be held
on SATURDAY night
Judge Douglas and wills design learing the
city on the 18th Of December ior Florida, on
recommendation ofsheir physicians.
secretary Floyd says his owu health is re-
stored.
From present indications it il probable tho
Press will be supplied with copies Of the Presi~
dents message and accompanying documents,
rs heretofore.
, 1859-12-01

CHtE.n'on tickets At Ert.usrt H4er, rood for fhre
nn1ss M uLtatntt ty applying al tLt office of IT,
ieusr.l Ess.nsef x~nt IN The ti1sas Central D~pf.
". u. AETHER. Superintendent,
VS.. JOHNSON, Gen. Fassenrtr Agent Jelty
, 1859-12-01

PORTLAND, Ae.. Nov. s9.-The steamer Ad-
miral arrived this morning from st. John,
bringing mails Of the wrecked steamer India,
also the purser, chief steward. and fourteen
steerase passengers. The passengers are A.
g. Hoxlaad, F. Dulster, Ernstine kosalie, Sam.
uel and Matthew Dulster, Mrs. Erickman. Jos.
Richard Brown, g. Crones and Wm Cross. for
Toronto; and Mr. Pearson, for Montreal. Julia
Esickman. aged es years, and Era Erickman,
for New York, were drowned. The cargo was
mostly for Canada
, 1859-12-01

NIAYFLOWER WIIISkY.-10e
14A haE.els Fat1an's celebrated brlnj k,r .,ie BY
CUKt4, FABIAN 4 CO..
~ .f.E sftua4
, 1859-12-01

hN nj 45.es2bt0, dividing On 80 ns.
PEoTls10SS-FlI1nel. Sales wese:-9N b1!s CAy
Meza Pork It e{.7a present delivery 70 hss Hams IN
relIea nj .4c is hrs do ut 7Xc; 20 pieces country
Shoulders and Hams IN dsT eat II ana7e.
LARD-F11m. Prime Leaf, 1oc. 1o2tes Had Lard on
plisaie terms.
TALLow-s0b.as prime at 1oKe.
Flint, lsH@l4c. ......
PouLTRY-D.essed Chickens, tt..o@l.ao per dozen;
Dstssed Tuttcyk, .@scFn.
BUrTEK-4opkEs conHau atl!He. DalEy In good do
mxnd II M&1se.
EGGs-1t&lsKeD Dcos-
lOTATOES-t bu choice Neshannocks II 43c In iags
On track.
LIVE sToCE--Receipts, s ea,s Hog. and do Cattle.
The market has bten very active today Ut advaues Of
about Joe the prices yesterday aad the mhtket frm
nj from ~ to 4xe for good hoga- catt.e were f1m At a
sgtt advance yesesdays p1css This yards asc about
nil kinds Of stock. The ealca 1t SheTnaas to-day
, 1859-12-01
CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE
FOR THE YEAR 1850.

Ufrof<dfo ~Hssos. Commerce. Pofitfes. 5s-
rtenfsar<, .zrs, settne<, aHd Ltttratare.
The WEEKLY PRESS AND TRIBUNE /. 1arse.
hrseass Wes,s1n Ne~spayer, published every Tarf>pAr
AoRa.so. 1is tled with valuable and entertaining nat'
Ter p,epaed expressly for Wee1u readers. It. Editorials
deal vigorously with all the topes Of the times. Al 1t
boldly advoates those and principles DEEMED
most lcuated to psoalote the general weasr- In price
aud sze Of shee and freshness Of Intelligence
variety and vaue OF information fuuess and accuracy
OF Commercial mater AID Ia whatever else goes to make
up FlrstCas Sessp4peE we challenge comparison with
any o:iser Journal Est O. Vest.
POLITICAL Issues.
We 1re entering upon Year that VIII be memorable
In the annals Of Amf11caa ponucs-tbe yea1 that will
wstnes We t1us the election Of Republican Preadent
asd the rational triumph Of Republican Principles The
great .sucs to be subued 10 ajur5 OF The Whole people,
are these: sha Saye1y be extended and PROTECTED bY
the FEDERAL GoERsnment? Shall the public donla'n-
th= FIee Territories Of ths Ns.aon. be surrendered TO tbs
blsh.lns Intrusion Of sarerr2 Shall tbs Constitution
he construed recognize AID support Slavery Sationsl
ihstltuou7 Ehs SIaye CGte foE the Territories be
acted? Shall the Afc=u sEvs Trade be zeoresed? In
short eh, The doctrines Of Calhoun, Judge Taae5. ai
Buchanan supeecde the principles Of Frse Government
taught By Jeduson Msdlson aad Clay2 These questions
will demand verdict Il the haE4s Of the American people.
And there other Important Considerations to be de
ded By the acxt campaign. AouE these are Free Home
ttels for the ilnteA Improvement Of .svess and has
to1s. Railroad to The Pacific ceatrl rouse- En-
courassment OF The Manufacturing and FalrE Industry
Of the coucty Ketrrucheut and Reform in the Federal
expea:e "a Etstoralan, In lac, Vt the spirit ampuGy,
and poy. Of the eatr and pues days OF the Republic
Ou al heae questions and s4ucs the P11s AxD TkhCsE
Will occupy no 1entral ground but will be fouza
an earnest chArpsoa on the hide thAt will promote
F1kDox, PaooaEs AID p1orExt1r.
GESxxA4 cuxIEr-
, 1859-12-01

ANornrR GALE os LAkx Hrsos-Qa'te nnI1bsr q
yeasels bound down Chicago we're II ne sei1tf OF
Foltt au1 Earqut1 II tbe o he torm o.
fndsy 1:kh. ..t 1he hgik ~ chas Nspsr loes man
H!ehaM ottea aged nineteen yeats md f:rney ot =
Caaasssnta 2. hat mora recently Of Br6aln lie ~
4 tn uas of <nsI OVERHEARD. The SApis1 aso
ss @ ny ansAea 10 - Eahnsns Of chain sopksa
seteoaer DannIlsss lost hs7 BIZ acehoe md "a fthos
Ct esAsa.
, 1859-12-01

Bosrox, Nor. so-The prudential committee
Of The American Board of Foreign Missions,
publish card. deeply duplicating the moral
Board, ind notifying the public Of his dismissal.
, 1859-12-01

MASONIC and other Regal1a On
If1 hand and made 10 os1eT by IL R CABERET,
4.3 Lake street.
, 1859-12-01

1S0 BBLS. MOLASSES AND
10V sxRuf.-fet nit " Is & Ell Tf4rEs TT t.t e.
, 1859-12-01

Nxw Yoax, Eor. 30.-The steamships Cir.
csssian, from Galway ria ST. Johns, has arrived
hers.
The Northern Light, from Aspinwa1l, is Sig
nailed below. Her adviees from Californi& hnva
been 3utieiuAt*d,
, 1859-12-01

SAns1A, G. W., Nov. 3o.-Tbe Propeller Mil
Monday night ia the Straits oil Mackinac- Both
sunk. Ali hands Of the Prop. Milwaukee took
to the boats and we're picked up bY the Prop.
Free State. Fonr sai!ors and cook of the Schr.
were lost. The rest were saved By the Free
State and brought here.
, 1859-12-01

70 eutrs,o u" ~. soS5o wa. ' paA ~. no.
To o'aer f's's-. ~. 90 ~.
Tos.A....-..... = $500 -... +... 49,.
Tic puosaocs IN the Log market continues
1..' .. r+a'o ~ A' We IA'e ~ ..'s W. ~.
..sse =, 49, .ss,-x s A..
- '" e.'7e, @"o - Aao s,eso -.
JafdS were presty well cleared OUT dressed
Hogs opened firm, but IN account Of the rain
in III. latter mart If the d.r thu market wss
t.~..a. 49,. uaas.o,a f.s.,,.
.t k5,M. and under 200 lbs, Mt s5.e5@5,40.
There WIN. n oooa demand for pr;ne packing
and shining cattle. md the market was firm.
In Provisions, there il but little to report, on
account Of the extreme frmness Of holders.
There is a good inquiry for Mess Pork, with
.s,s~ If oao 11,,s c;,v racted at s1a.s cut
s'-" ~ Nv way
Meats continue urn. Two small lots oi Aams
J" PeA'e "e4s "''o - ''@''s~' eA~ ~. P'e.eo
coun''! saou'aess anu nalns ~ ot3 sA4s ~ =
aoo &C. ou'S oaoa'ae's "te !" sooa request
ou' noloers ARE asA'ng o*c, "n,en 10 oesono
Inc hn's Oh on5efa' 4ncfe u also SONIC H.
SutFy foF no'S 'oes' out buyers ana sellefs are
also aooat &c apart IN taese' Aa1o 70 a3tn' e'o
, 1859-12-01

Sinking Of . Mississippi Steamer.
ST.. LOUIS, Nor. 30th-The steamer Lake
City, hence for Arkansas River, sunk at Caron~
delet, below here, last evening. Boat valued ut
$15,00O; insured in rittsburg for I'll ,tO0. Car
70 badly damaged.
, 1859-12-01

Sympathy John Brown.
Bos1oS, Nov. 30.-Drown sympathy meetings
will be held in this city and many other locaii.
ties in the State on the dry Of thce1ecution.
, 1859-12-01

NEW YoRk, Nov. 3u.-Hisgins l. Co.'s car
pet factory, on 43d street, was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss 80 200. Twelve hundred
hands are thrown out Of employment.
, 1859-12-01
MARINE DISASTERS,

Sinking OF the. Propeller milwaukee
and Schooner TiMauy.--Ftve Lives
, 1859-12-01

or 10J1TS ALTON AND CHI
~. A@t4o. 49, -
~ c4Go AALhuAn.
VIZ ~ AnA"e4.u q ~. --r
On and ases SUNDAY, Hoy y lso. two Express 1fa0a
ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEHPiits, v1CKsBuRG. AND
NEW OALANs.
AS r. nsoa s s 1aasae ,s1 ETC., Gnx Hss Ii
5oaa sass Sss n<pss eotnsE of "s,s WA SuFfR aaa
ll1a = m-Day Express fSunlzys e1eepsed.>
1iaap. n~-S'<ns H1ptssa. eaS
x:t.a.ux-N1zhs Express
uz}o ,. rn.-Mau md Ii p1ess
cossnc1soss. %
At jo,et Win t4e Eoek IInd T. T. vest aud The Eat
Peorts Junction With the Peo.i. ami Oqnawkx T. R.
70 Ftofa alesbu.xh Burlington and intermediate sta
esas BLOOMINGTON with tho 1.Inoi. csnss, xo.a
anu south.
to r., xtu1s md wsss to JssS.cnsnie md Sap.es.
Il S. Louis With ths Pacific Kallroad Missouri RseE
Packets North Missouri Railroad kenkuk. Packets @nt
Eans;, anI Srbrask md si,h ST f1u. CaIso an. New
orsns !ne Of steamer. to Cairo Memphis. sss.sufz
g Ua.Sou stfsst oppes;s fleaaant Illus chiaxo +
Il The pInesp.i saroad cket oesa u Tho Easie Nda
and Western states
--thr. u-h in thirty sx houts.
soule.
'f'Eset Accommodation
Stoppn. intermediate satsons-ttave joliet It 8to a.
arrive II Joliet Il a::p.
W. .s,,. - 99opEL1 sD5I osa-sogs.
, 1859-12-01
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
i RAILROAD.
Tic Capacity a. thia Kna |. equal to AnY In the

l. RAILROAD.
Tie Capacity a ths Rnad L ao~ equal to AnY IN The
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
RFryEEv PiTTsHEKt;fI AND pIiIiApELPfIfA.
nfet z ,he sp9s = sa
srs Ya.t Esntan E.imors sni Wa.hIuxtva civ thus
;anh!nk for Tie aspors,!aa Il m.
!os sRees a @ y n.n " Iny = etnST ,,h
easek.e1s .! c.. q csaiqsteFs. --.-.,..~~
saosI: cla r. .s.sehsd s 2 - r.7a ~ sosatuas
Iun,caiS In. md Fas, i.iue @rnd.T+ e1etrtsd Tht+r
tssT ,.ss sunset d:rtct foY New fort. E1n.e,. LET
fes; Lae sopass' :; q n11no3s .od Ma.Aat'S ~
A,rxen ih,i..is,nhi. .tspN .nt Hs,if1cIs ,t . :
Il. Az IL Ses fosi :. i5is i i.
rIs s. Tsn e1,itoa, rs i, 1s
Alt.e y pa u AZ ~ T + - e..
hp1th rs III ssavIny + fhuatsiphia II PW- Nv
1St1 !. III T. h..x~-n p,t1.a.,h, ,nd s.x
dtft } t1t,s het.r+n ~ WI I'M Roxinn Thrneb
Re, .re aos.; m tbe, NM aIn1. TRIM
., t s,aef t7or ~ con 1 k'a Va - 1''sf
Trsets 1919 NAV be obsaaeJ Il aay of the Import
ar u ths et - nn ae J ~ % e
I'd ctsts tae eers of iSe Company IL b.
7 FARE 4Lw1Ys IS = Low IS BIZ ANY
OIHEk KQUIE.
n Ask for Tickets By Pittsburgh
IT, sepfsa ofas Sss.1 of The Penn
GkEAr NOKTuw lsT..
The connecting of By the Rasosa hsdss It Pitt
by shiapef. of treIxht Nd the travelling pubIlc.
I, ,N g. 'a'p:1x shs S,s WA Hau u ~
a.re.s eishst otsaa '+o.laf oftae Co@pasx:
MS. Fesce e., :lavHs, T.: j. j. johnson, K!ples
o.: r., M2N-siss u4Js1..., n.y.: Or1,sby + Csupp<r.
, 1859-12-01
COMMERCIAL.

WnsKzpAY Evkz1x1, Nov. 80, 1sss.
The receipta and shipments during the past
two days, were as follows:
, 1859-12-01

Montreal Market
Er TuxfArH3 MosIaxAs. Nov. 80
Flor1-No s&les Market very quiet. Quotations nom
inalr unchanged
EEAIx--Et 1Aet.
AsEEs--Qu!et Il &s,fo 70. pearls and asGsior poa
, 1859-12-01
FORT WAYNE

l. AN. CHlCAGu RAILROAD
Now CO peted aat fInca EAlraso tp !'Etu-..
without Gu .nke, ,conne<lany with The xrrat
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL EAIL9Fytp
TO View Turk. Pha!eiphla@ b.,tl.narr Il H>.a!rk.-u
OtJ, and al lnter1or towns P-nusysauI Srw
sey. New York. Aazy!aod tc.
Merchants By taking this runte Will t,x. n a b.n...
all the Eaststn inarkxs at additiu- a coA;.
baggage checked lhrolSh.
Trains leave the Gtput, corner Of CAral . ,o ru,,,.
streets. v tst side. as t.!inws:
80 M-Aoeank Express. daily f:sr.,lav. xxc.u.x.,
80 P.N-Sihht EIpEess, lay .s2s1ss.4i : 4c< pt.a,
Connecting ut CTrsNe With Csve.a1u All: fAs< -!,urr
Railroad 70 nnn41s Suaao. Fails New Yofx s1i
Haatoh. And Ill thie0F tHwns Uf Srw Ek,atd sta Nav.
York Central aad New iosx aa,t E:te Kaiits.a-.
Also. south 10 Columbus. Xaax~-!c. N"w,rk Mnusr
Vernon steulsasut, Whtelt4 !. aa irssius VII.
and fIsxtaA-
The atove trains eoaasct Forest with t,.t. IN H..
River lkozd 70 Springfield rIlna, Dayton aaItt7. ta
Alsa with SE4tns X liHa fur Daysnn and Gnenss!
FARE As LUW As ANY UTHEl. KDt;TE
Passenger. bound East 1fii Ei It's rte stth pt4..sc
and Agreeable, passlng thtuuRh a1y " tke
tneet ess!ea In tha In It'd Slaies.
Passengers arriving At Chicago. on any VI the nsaas
fnl attentive check agents II the trpat to :errese
aaa convey baggage fIer VI charge Ia the fsssbuIEf
Chitago czs* S;eeptnE clfs accompany each train.
Tickets Tor .t ~ ali the principal Tltktt Dht<. y t-
West aL1 II the Company Unce et'reE Of EaI1aph ~.
Dearborn Streets uppose the KeSs5u H.st. of II IL"
Depot West Side, Of Caal anu Van uuse 'rysss
Chicago.
Ha particular to a.k for tcksss BY Frtt Wayne.
r rEH.k Text
, 1859-12-01

ARRIVED 80.
Emelins sen7 $50 bu cora, - do rye, eu lbs green
hldt1, 1eE0 lbs e9ks-
Leach, Jo!let, 10 tops earth.
CLEARED.
Psokseae LA.saGe, :,lss Il tumbeE, 4sm es!usles.
, 1859-12-01
RailIoa1g.


pACINE AND MISSISSIPPI:
i u RAILROAD.
1n md ater Tuesday, Nov. Eh t:.9 srasas VII. fu -,
foi!o"sdally. tsuncsys sxeet ttee}: 1' ~
LEAVE RACINE.
II tl:b 4. u, Meeting II Clinton train ;+av,o. c.,.
y ls:I5t NJ BY u!s h:caSo aaI NON .ahwss,en N,.,
~ay. 7at arriving At ~ part Htt J.. M-,n ,in4 f,r
u ths o. teo Llnts tentsai X. H. EYr !ae VIZ Axd
oe11-AxntlhK At frttr.rt II s:I1 r. u
LEAVE FhEEp0Kr,
dts3 On akss n ossfains from fnDttitb and er
hsrtlpg u R2e.ot viii fEalns On tho A!!wsuxts mi
Ca!caxo y. ls~> TOT Milwaukee, an.s u Is.,xu " 'SA
At7.7a r. Accommodation f,r lsr!olt,
Aesonodat'on tram leaves aeInt for Eaetue At IN,
A-tonnxe HbR Clhihn With tn Chc7s ~ mt Nat :,
western Railway for .t Cacz xu II it
A. M-and Fe7enluz kac:ne at ll:ssA.M Il S
Fse1Eht !orN aiGe4 to all POINTS IN The 5.. ..3., r;-
atEea ~ 1T Il by aay othsr r,s aud with hs autS,
despatch, t'~~''"
ROBERT NAEi.ta a-n+
, 1859-12-01
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County OF

~ Covk. s.s.-superlos Court Of Chicago. December
Terra, a. u le53 tcltier kJe and francis D1s!es II.
Francis eI4tef-A ttAEAneut.
Public no'!ce + hereby given TO W aaia Fanes slaer
CLERK Of The Superior Court Of Chicago, dated he th taT
Of 0ohef D. 1e:s II the ent of the said AcltieE Hyt
ser. fur thes Of one hurdsed and s1ty dollars
tf oenta directed to The eh'T Of Cook county. which
less you raid fraL SlAer shall 7naY It and sp
pta before the said superior Court Of befo'e Dirt day
the lbeteoE be hGden It the Court House
In the CItr Of ch1caxo the dt Monday q Decembet
a. b. 1883 gre speeIa bail and plead 10 the said pant11
az the s.d pa1ndt and much Of tie property attached
asay be ruten to 1ats the said judgment and eottz
will s. sod to 4ausfy the *ame.
WALTER K1ABALL. Clerk.
MA7Hsk Ukft E1kQ, PI!.f = Atfr. noilb464w
, 1859-12-01

ARRIVED. Nor. 70.
Brig Robert Dutns, NcCunn. Oconto 16t n luuber.
Self Traveller Campbell, Manitowoc, IS cds wood.
CLEARED.
Schr Tayeler Campbell st. Joseph. Hxht.
, 1859-12-01

New York Cattle Market.
Or Tkt1aaArn. new Tunx. Nor. 3D
Bxkvrs-Ac1ve 1t fdl l.st weeks prices ranging from
ST. and avesakng about Sc. Sons extra pod At 1ec
licce pta, 1890
SNEkr Am LAHna-Ae41<e 1t fur raea Necespts 4Qo
swIHx-In fAr reuutzt At tk&1xc. Receipts, 1890.