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Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

Bfy- We wolltl direct the attention of oar
readers to the advertisement OF the Mcssrs.
l.. Scott & Co., of Blackwood's Magazine
and the British Reviews in another column.
The four Reviews and the Magazine, can he
had for ten dollars per annum. Four or ave
young men in a ncighborhood, could ressiily
unite, and secure for themselves an amount
Of reading matter that would almost preclude
the necessity Of purchasing anything else.
and which would furnish them with a knowl-
edge of all the interesting topics that occupy
the English mind and from the different
stand points from which they are viewed
The London Quarterly is Conservative. Tha
Edinburg Review is Wing. North British
Review is Free Church. The Westminster
Review is Liberal, and Blackwood's Edin-
burg Magazine is Tory. See the advertise
ment in another column.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
EElElu The Green Book.
4 n 1TsV Just Published $50 pages Price
Sn2AAx4 26 cents;

ON SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE: or, The
INSTITU rES OF MARIA GE: its Intent, Oh
legations, and Pyy sical and Legal Disqualitica-
,ions; the rational treatment OF all private dis
eases in both sexes, &c. To which is added a
poetic essay, entitled CaHipoedine: or the art
of having and rearing beautiful and healthy
children, by the late Robert J. Cnlrerwell, Esq
NJ y.
Sent free of postage, by the publishers, Chas'
Kline l. Co., Box 1886, New York, or Dexter g
Co., " holesnle Agents, lib Nassau Street, New
York. agents canfed erery,chere.
Also, Gratis an extract and sample of the a :
bove, en- titled: DR.. Culverwell's Lecture on the
rational treatment of Sperma 'orrhoea and pri-
vate diseases generally, detailing the means by
which invalids may efTec'ually cure themselves
without the use of dangerous medicines, and ut
hut little expense TO themselves. Sent free hy
mail in secure envelope, on the receipt ofone
stamp, to prepay postage, by addressing,
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Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15


Gov. CHASE, OF OHIO, TO Gov. WISE, OF
VA.-The following letter has been commu-
ncotrd bv Gov Wise to the VIRGINIA Leoi,. IL.
,,.rro 7, :. =, ra,l, 60 o,o fr,,o Gov Vice
'''D'e' ~ 10 III 'vp'S " ''e ''''.' WV " '''
to uov. ChaSe, caIIihs his at'eh'ioh l" a''es-
ed combinations within the State of Ohio, for
tbe rescue of the Harper's Ferry Insurgents.
s.r ,rr or ou,o Exrc,r,vr Drp.,rurxr
" " CnirupI,s Dec 1870
c;r v.,r ,,t,ar or tho oad rl,;nfaN
"A octh tonothor m;tI onn,, ~ oro ro", "
ta sa,,,o data aJJros,ad hr ro, r. .ho proS
;dent I ',,, ,rerc , receved Yesterday No inta,li-
n,,na - ,,,l'o. ,ha,, thot co,,t,;roj n ,hasa lat
,nrs Las a rooonoJ I mo If onv sucb nronar,tinns
oy m ~ orc I doscr;ho1 in them and the Iett,rs thcm-
'e,,.as 'v w. srnh ;nfarn,at;nn ~ resnect
,o II ooo ,r 1orSons os ;s uercssary +, cralI,
~ Ne inntLo,;,ies If thc State in the absence Of
ntLcr M intr,lieence to mterpose with any Ger
ta;ntv or eject Whenever it shall be made.
tn onn,or either Inv evidence transmitted Inv
ven or otherwise that unlawful combination.
Are hcinc formed by any persons or at ony
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
The SATURDAY EVENING Posr-A Prem

The SATURDAY EVENING PosT-A Prem
um Engraving to Every Snbsesiber.--We
call the attention of our readers to the Pros
pectus Of the Saturday Evening Post, in our
advertising cclums The Post is consil-
ed BY many the BEST" as it is the oldest. oI
the weekly papers. For 1860, we perceive,
it offers large and beautiful steel engraving
called aTHE SPEAKING Likeness" as prem
ium to srery subscriber. lt offers also two
other large steel engravings of "'r,E FALhso OF
NIAGARA," as premium to the gctteFs up
of Clubs. The contributors to the Post are
not excelled by those ofany other paper.--See
Prospectus
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
Stoves :! Stoves /!

COQk STOVES. Parlor Stoves, Hall
y Stoves, Chamber Stoves, Chamber Cook
Stoves. Egg Stoves, &c.
Old Donipiop Coffee and Tea Pots and al
kinds Of useful articles, on hand and for sale,
THOMAS JOHNS,
Centre and Baltimore Streets:
CHmb'd Nov 10, 1854 and Fe
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

WHEREAS, by virtue of an Act of the Gen
w eral Assembly of Maryland, passed at
December Session, 1871, Chapter 76, entitled
IAN Act for the protection Of Mechanics and
Others in Allegany County and the several
supplements thereto, a writ Of scire Jacias has
issued out OF the Circnit Court for Allegany
County, and to me directed in the following <
words to wit:
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
LADD, WEBSTER 4 CO.,
202 Baltimore Street,
II a LIT L M OR II.
Nannfact"rers NJ Improved Tight. Stitch
Sewing Machines,
For Families and Manufacturing Estab.

No "AAAS "OC11114CS,
For Families and Manufacturing Estab.
lishments.
I EFT Manufa Qturers, Planters, Farm RS, House
IL keepers, or any other persons in search of
an instrument to execute any kind Of Seteing
noe dome d8 machinery, make sure they secure the
best, by examining ours before purchasing.
~ SAMPLES OF WORK SENT BY MAIL.
What constitutes a good Sewiug Machine?
l. 1t should be we'll made, simple in lis con-
stauction and easily kept in order.
2. 1t should make q tight lock stitch, alike,
on both sides of the material.
3. 1t should sew any and all materials that
can be sewed.
4. 1t should be able to use Cotton, Thread,
or Silk, directly from the spool.
5. 1t should be able to sew from coarse to
fine. and from thick to thin, with rapidity, and
| without changing the tension.
| 8. 1, should be able to make the tension
greater or less, on both the under and upper
threads, and with uniformity.
Z. 1t shonld have n straight ne, die cured
| ones are liable to break.
s. The needle should have perpendicular
motion. This is absolutely necessary for heavy
work.
8. 1t SHOULD be capable of taking in the
largest pieces of work.
| 10. 1t should be able to bind with a binder,
hem with hemmer; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
| II. 1t should be always ready to work.
| l2. 1t should be capable of using the same
size of thread on both sides of the work, and of
using different coored thread Gr silk above
below. to correspond with amy two colors of
| cloth to be united.
| i3. 1t should be able to make long or short
stitch.
| "A. Hshould be able to fasten off he seam,
and commence sewing tightly Mt the first stitch.
| Is. 1t should run easily and make but little
| noise.
| l6. 1t should have n wheel feed none 9TH
| ers are in constant contact with the work
II. II soould not be liable to get ou of or der.
| ls. 1t should not be liable to break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
| 10. 1t should notbe necessary to use n screw
driver or wrench to set the needle.
20. 1t should not be liable to oil the opera
| tors dress.
| FL. 1t should mot form ridge on the under
side, nor ravel out, nor be wasteful of thread,
| as is the case with all Hchain stitch ma chimes.
%. 1t should not be "morc trouble than il is
worth"
%. Finale-All ofthese advnntag are pos
sessed by our Sewing Machines.
LADD, WEBSTER 4 co.
| JuDe Q. lS59-1y,
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
A CARD.

THE undersigned, surviving partner of the
L late firm of SHRIVER & co having been
succeeded in the Forwarding and Commission
Business by MoCULLEY & ORRICK, as an
nounced above, wouAi cordially recommend
them to our friends and former patrons, feeling
assured that the new firm will transact in an
entirely satisfactory manner, any business in
their line that may be entrusted to their charge.
They will have the benefit Of the experience OF
Mr.. James C. 0rrick who has for several years
past been engaged in this business, with the
old house of Shriver j. Co.
Yours, Respectfully,
WALTER SHRIEER,
Surviving partner of thelate firm of Shriver
4 Co. Dec. s, lS59-3m.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
Sheriff's Notice in Lien Law.

WAS ISGroN Nov II. ls59.-5t.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
Never Debilitates.

Tis compounded entirel y from G ums, and has
L become an established fact, n Stapdai d Me-
, 1859-12-05

CLARKE & CO..

PITTSBURGH. 1T, WAYNE r CHICAGO, A:D
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS,
TO all E.f>TEH-S" EITlK&-
, 1859-12-05
Daily Rcyiew of Chicago Market.

EAIEEDAf EFEA1Ais DtE4 -
FLOUR-Rec*iptA :,sse bsis: no shlpments by LAKE,
Sues :-17obr!s god Spring Extzas u sf DEL. 20
bfs okcnz" and 50 hs Eeiu City do At $40; a or1
"WhRe and Hanchet" do u 4s&e DEL; ao0bEss medium
Spring extra Il 80 brs good spEinx extA on PHI
~ b1ls "Allesan City" Whlte Winter At sssodel.
WHEAT-HeceiptA a,t35 bu noahipuents. Aaslssaa
y4needle. 6sle4 xere-10o0 bu No. Spring At voc Ia
store bu do in stosr 3 bu do 1t Sic on track
500 tu do At &c on tacx 800 bu choice Extra Cluba ao
On track.
C0RE-ReeeIpt4 1901 bu; shipped :o,teohu. As1ket
moro active Ind advanced 1@ae. Sales west -1o1o bu
No. 4se o. b. 900 bu do Ut 40e In soze; 100 bn do
nj &c in store In do 1T 4oc On tsaek; oa DO ~ On
track.
oATs-Reeap.., go bu. aIattet nrn. sa1es WERE
tuobu No. / at slse in a1osc.
HyE-Eeeeiptan nore Scarce And firm. fales wese:-
80 bu No. n has at 10c OF ts7eks 80 b No. II SIC IN
store.
HARLEY-Reectpta, 49s bu. Market dsn- sa1es were !:
SO bu 10 - IN buk On track: s15 bags do st &c On
track.
sEEDS-Rectpth l.,s4s n. Timothy u in good de-.
nand and market frn. S1es were 80 bags fsr At
. lags prime, II t2-lex.
HlGuw1SEs-pul1. 20 bIis city sold at21c-
Acknowledgements.
DRESSED u0GS-Heceipts. Mf. Market opened trrn-
but closed weak within downward tenesne. Salea wczc
fnftn
, 1859-12-05

TROrIStONS.-M Market quiet. sales were:-e@@s Ibis
ess hees II Il: % tbls beef hsna 1t o bbta bee9
tongues s 1t01pes shoulders aud sldes from
ta ordslvtEy IN three dayA on It
= fraction over ~ and 15Se packed"
LANp-crtt ana nominal At 1oc-
TALLoW-F8rm At i0xc.
M1DES-Du11 and dropping. Saaesto1ay wcrc the fol
lowing quotations. grsen tailed, se dU
h!at, !sxc+
POTATOES-1ng good demand 1t 3sa4sc.
HUTTER-f1rkin, 1lG1sc; dairy i4@17c-
EGGS-Iu Eood rrqa' st, With sales At l5Hc-
PuULTRY.-nEes<eAc chickens, &ts99tfo doz; dncssed
tuzkeJs, saScfn-
CRANBERE1ES-s3bb bbs at &ie.
DRIED FRUIT. tous choice Eastern apples ut &C.
CoOPEKAGE-Dnl:. go pork barrels sod At TX; 1900
hickory pu1es at eis p thousand.
LIVE sTOCk.-Ecee pta ii Sherman's, 6ae4s hcga and
l. cattle. The receipts to-day, including the delayed
trains Of yesterday, quite heavy, and the hoes
ake poor The s1ket Was quite dull for hogz and sales
vert madea decline Of 20 to &c. Cattle were without
material caange With but little doing The sales nj shes
mana to-d1y were
, 1859-12-05
Arrext II a HALF Rtced Charged with
1obbtnG lhc Shawnee Nation or
EtGAt Tho ouAAnd U0llafA.

On the 18th OF List month the house Of William
Donaldson. in Chiticothe, johnson couuty,
Kansas, was entered aud a safe robbed of &, 900,
belonging to the Shawnee Nation, and in the
chafGe Of Sanue! ConatzeF, Secretary of The
Nation, The safe Was opened By mcaus Of
tslse key. which had bee .1ade for The purpose
lev days after tho robbery, as the story is told
70 nj, Mr. leobcy, d trader Of Westport, which
only short distance FROM Chilicothe on the
0.aer s'os Of tae riser, went to ace Graham,
Rogers, tho chief Of TIC Nation. and Represented
that youns halt.breea named e. ". Wells. who
had been 10 his employ several years as clerk.
bad, on starting to St. Louis, placed q, 900 in
big hanas, to bo invested By him {Robey} as be
ntght think best. Robey saving that be be-
Aered the $4,000 Hes part Of the money that had
been stolen from The Nation, delivered thc
amount Into the hands Of The Chief. The latter
and Charles Btuejacket, went forthwith before
Thomas q. Gosorth, a justice OF the Peace, and
making the proper affidavit, sued out warrant,
npon which feQaiaition was obtained for the
n1Te1s ot wells, who was bes;esed to be IN st.
Louis.
4 dispatch describing Wells was forwarded
70 The Chief Of Police Of this city, who detailed
Detective Neisner to look him M Meisuer had
little Or no difficulty in finding the accused at
une Of the Commercial Colleges, which be was
s.a1s aes ane ., sTqsng
81 when told OF the charge against him, and pro
taeaed hinself not only willing. but anxious to
return immediately aud undergo IN e1amina-
ton, asserting his entire confidence that be
would be found innocent So perfectly ingeuu-
ona WAY hia conduct, that Wells ssas not inca9-
cerated, but was allowed to 50 wherever he
chose, ia toFn, undsr the surveillance OF Meis-
ser. The arrest was madc two or three days
ago, and since that time tie Chief Of Police has
been aEsitsng the arrival Of parties from the
Sh.Enee Nation for further aclion.
As- J. Gore, fawycr Of johnson county, had
ossn employed by the Nation to ferret ont tue
xonhefy, md manage the case. In company
Waa ne Chief Of the Nation, be arrived here
Zs1esasy morning, OF the steamer Hsauibal
Wy. Me woFo permitted to have an inter-
Mew "sth them, last evening, at B4rnum's
dotel where We gathered the foregoing facts.
Both the Chief and Mt, Gore Nv INT Teils
hss s1"sys stood high ia Westport' and and IL to the
Nation, where he Lad numerons fr;rnds snd
aequsintanccs. he Was educated in Ohio and
while in thtt 8tate eajoyed The con6drnee n
everybody ~ho had opportunities 10 Know him ~
They also speak Of Ur. Robey as : nan Of rrnat
wcslsh. who has hid dealings in all pasfs of
Aissousi sud kansas, md who Is known quiia
exteasiTesJ thronEh the country around West
port Vhe character and standing of al the par
neS; E,ss 70 the case an especial interest
Meus w DC accompanied to the Nation By
ohceE Mcfustes. They will Iesre This morning
Tho Chiei aud Mr. Gore also proceed thither TO-
day.-N. Letas At1u. ID,
, 1859-12-05
New York Market.
-

BETHx0KAFu.1 NEW foAI Uec. ), 1H52.
FlnrH-A shade bestes With Eao1r export demand Sksa
1900 T. u Is - for super state = for
TIA d. = for western for common
10 medium sxtr. d. Is rood shipping
md UNCHANGED. Sale: 70 bt!s At ts4s&so Ios eommoa
to chosce txt1. Ryefous In fat request at ss1l3.
GRA.s-Hhexs vfFy dull and hesyy With ssascsly
thing doing shippe1 nas lnaterf decline; 3VoO
hr; 1s1whle Kentucky md Michigan; 10 Amber LoaS-
Island. Rye nrncF sAa 70 hu. tS&9.c. Barley heavy,
sats bu 5to15c far Canata East sc CAnsd4 SOC
ktate. Corn seare md dr s.e1 small azeela II sossc
Tor ps<c Ter old yellow. U7ts active 45so4tc
Ter Western.
NHpKxr-Nasket more active aad tsme., saes t1o p.is
ii t2sx.
FkoyiAlcxs.-Pork quiet and hn. 6aes TO bb1f at
41el*&ee: for mess II 20 Ior prime Beef unehauktd.
% mes - 5Msloao fof I'd spd peW 1epaeted sess ioa
l1n tot e11so BEEF hams ttesdy ssles SO bhls new
1890 Drsss.d hog. n1a NJ tk17e. Cut Quss aaa
Sales: tbs loK and lc city, Butter ID limited
inquest ri 1 10 l6c for Ohio, II to &c fos etae Cheese
ft.Ady II 8 70 lie.
faua bond: eok. Nail TX, NA Mc.sae1 TX cumS
YG1x. EHa sN, Audt 4QH, Pun LEX, Gal Chi =, G
Moxr1-das b:en IN demand to-day. and aevesal banks
snoed to bare called IN their TEMPORARY tosns to some
Atfsr
, 1859-12-05


WAsH1sG7oS Dec 3.-Nearly oil the
South American members Of the House are now
in confe, ence Tue probability is that they will
the election Of Speaker, but pu. forward their
own candidate for the sulrages Of other mem-
hers Of the House.
The Democrats will also probably agrce not
to Sotc for the plurality resolution, ths design
Of many being to unsta tie TWO PARTIES upuu
II American candidate,
Over 50 members were present at tic Repnl-
1lcaa conference held this afternoon. Petit of
1ndiuua presided. McPhcrsou Of Pennsylvania
Secretary The discussion which was humorous
last cue or two hours,
Som. Of the most radical Republicans ex-
pressed their willingness to vote for IN Ameri-
can OF rAuti.Lccomptonitc Clerk it Republican
Speaker was elected II was finally decided rot
to call an opposition orr straightout Republican
canvass, bat that every member should 70 iuto
the House nud vote for his choice. rs was done
1onr years ago. F. Joy, Morris MilUard, md
other North Americans were nresent
, 1859-12-05

sWAsulSorox, Dec. 3.-Private ndviccs from
SicarsguA represent everythin: quiet, with the
exception OF q fear Of IN Invasion By Cen
Walker. President Martinez aud the people
have the greatest confidence in the friendly dis-
position Of the United States, and the latters
determination to suppress Gllioustering. Aucl,
disappointment ans expressed nj the non .arri-
val Of our Minister, Nr. Dinitrg. Some auppo.
aed that he would not leave Costa Rica before
January.
President Martinez admits that Mons. Belly
has failed to fulil his contract, hut Com. Van
dcrhilts proposition to omen tie Transit rou,e
does not seem to meet with much faror.J
, 1859-12-05

1,...,,, ~ ..
n e@sea fan.n3 1sa"A
rp-Frone1ler G7nfte Etatas schooner 4efa6iSn No.
basd. Z Ctotkcr
ssfunK Wind prtr2s today with nus1Ie4 Of kuox.
DknKtz II TWo.-Ihe schooner Au1sFAna. Ashore n
p,r. f,oh,,n. HI. b,okrn txs Shn xi1l vim 1< totsl
.' VI eoso''0s' A>' D'S1~@ '"~' N''s "'@' y" >~'
loA-
ataohH-1ae seoon1 :. e1 esu-@ ,sae a.1o't nn ~
and .nd n,obar can BE- rot OF without much tan.ea
- "1a p4'.45 e~o - - ~ ~
port wiz Lumber.
Far 7xz-1te rchr Geraldine sssTed It Buna'o from
Milwaukee ahead Of the announcement Of her saEas by
"44'' AD's' 'eA'' - 1'1''' ...-..... ..
DAxAeko-The schoonsr Whha Squat was 80 badly
, 1859-12-05
The Hog and Provision Trade.
-. fsfr -fn r xnf+. &@7

The receipts Of hogs today EhessLs0oo bead but
cot ~ large va sntcpae1 and consequently
he'd tner pretty we'll notwithstanding TIT un.volahie
weather. Dut the prinpa! fesiuse ": dpo'ltioa en-
and see hoolnx for improved feeling with the at r.
vozas weather. A. stiers stAEd tho reexlps4 It'll
f.tge 9uppNt1 heavy decline tarF te Looked for willie
utLs a.rv4 will b attended BY up.at movement The
eass hoK1 we're mostly h.ld and this nturs VA -
fused for 0oa hezd Of extra htavY to Are *f p
Meas Pork offered freely far January x1t FetuAFT d.
Livery sl6 End there to pres lnta q The
srok 4i56 Tie cult weather wcateaed the CONDITION
f buyer aud ~e facrd o 10 sats of consequence Moth
tnE deue to bulk green eea Iata bed II ion
nta fhcte k not much tem1ud for II 1hr
Fsusn The 81. Lpu1k penoefst. e}
sA VA nAds for IT n et.h but da not Kt4 from
eo1Iactots. Some 900 head hAye been killed hy The
o. AoaA p&kt ua 70 this esent1g With The pens nearly
, 1859-12-05

1oE2E suf sl3,s1a 1Es,V17 -sl1V5&
The aggregate receipts Of grain ut tide-wnter
for ls545y, to and including the Cd week in
November, hare been:
, 1859-12-05

LEAvfxwoarn, Dec. cd.-Hop. Abe. Lincoln,
one Of the largess political assemblies erer met
in Kansas.
The election Of State officers takes place on
Tuesday next. Much confidence is fell OF early
admission into lie Union under the Wyaudotte
Constitution
, 1859-12-05

BT TxlIGRAFA.l BCxTALo Dec
Flor1-ouies and good varieties An- Sales co has
u 10 a. IS extra spHnk state e503 Is extra WILSON,
tni t5 1otos = s1ta Nea'saa = % to 70 eEtsa
U1Ai3-Nheat iu1l heavy ned lower. Gales 500 No,
.ChIs7ko spring sl bs Cora In fas demand hut lowtr.
S11es tIQ bus f5c 500 DO on p. 800 bus vain
Do II nc. Dthtr kralns 1nu1lral
NhtbkY dull 1t 3{c.
lxrux9H-<oo bta dou1 % hu8 Is go bus corn.
E1rok1s-E7,ou bus what.
, 1859-12-05
GRAY'S REPORTS.
a TREATISE on MARITIME LAW,

REPORTS OF CASES ArSued and Determined IN The
Supreme Judicial Court at Ns.saehusetta By HokAcx
G2AT. Jr- Esquire Volume VII sro. Price y.
, 1859-12-05

a. City CleEk,t Onee. Chicago. Dscenct<r !. fsss.
tue spesss - ii oso c"ss: +
tse CITY Of Chicago = acettaa The daaers and Ee:t:ss
tug tt rial tetate In The su9ta Ut.t
vanssf aid city. bf Of tie ~!d ming and ftn
Of Dcex lnes he Esst side South Esaneh ct The
s side ,h.seog GEau Taa Buren Eteett Ha1 soa
ttseet haEs completed ther md c4e e1srn
10 n o1ck.
Any pe1ops w.htng to appeal from s1d assessnens
ale heE obtees!on* ID vs.nx II tny tmee. btfose
the Common Councu will that tins. In the Council
Roe1 heat al 70 tad dn<rt s1d seS..s I'D
contsud acn1l tie 41z7e.
ce3iGs II. KREISMiyN, City Clerk.
, 1859-12-05
Raj{rlr.u1s.
RAC1NE AND Nfl,>SISSTpp,

RAAtG;IINNnEsn At;INnsn AND an,Ss1SsIPP;;
Ss nj s'.si Tas.t,y yov ,:h 1854 .,an+
LEAVE RACINE
~ asa a;isx III sy ~ i; ; i s,s
esa'I4i''i!1t IEiyEsstSfE3H;l$} :; EE'sftS !; III ~
Asa:ss An anissi eft'aia. IN, MI t,aJ.,,h
as t. l.: ra ainssst: ,1ss1. =: ,sa r. u
Aeeoatatlon ttan III leaves Be'o!t fof Iaene i. ;to,
as,s,p Fs%n,x :. sa ~. .*s
= r1.;.e .snd reaching KaeiEe It 1l:ts i. u
..aies o ts ~ point. p H. ..p,, E,
despattb. - NY ''ass so''e' 100 "ita LIZ aas4s&
O.: THOMSON. oen' Hsuaxtr. H"A '"'''.,' ::y
prrYsBURGM, FORT WAYNE
Now 1S: g pt'i,, GitisAEo az !. RAILROAD.
W s&s4FssT US X Ell hAl1RoAu
@ a atDo.s y ~ ":y;ss.s
sey1 New iosk. Maryland. kc. "'s" Ss'
III tho Extern n7tktt aIai,!s1a "a, s De7s+'
HakKase checked through.
NIT. ~ tssss & sse !s caa.l and v.a pu.a
e fMS,nhs ;a1te Etevs: .ts ,y ,s.e.y. e1epss
Railroad 10 unsirk naa, x:asua Fats ~ ~ SaS
roTk Csntr., mi NJ ~ asw Enz'aat. y!a Nav
alsc. sonsh I" a,.lHn.ba. Z41exvite SeTsTt uon,,
anI visxtla- ''3 '"'''+'' '""o&"' e-a
The atoye eratns ccseet At Fore-t with trains sn NJ.
Kivss koad y spstnravta, Csss: na,,nn amti1t,t.,
Also wth tns!as u La Gnr ia}fn anJ Clntnn..t ,ri
FARE AS LOW as ASf u'rHEK NUt.rE
FssscogeF boumt East will dnd NIL ruute lob o,,.s.
and AGREEABLE. pas.iu2 through many Of the at;.,f
finest cities IN the CnIlet states. ~ " A''' ~"
r.. snxsEs arriving II cMexo. any Of The ,v7> VII
dn Attentive chick agects IT tha derota ia RECEIVE *,
aa Convey bazEaks fres Of charge 10 he p1thu,z u A
easaEo r.. ~ Sssp'nf San .se".saay eaeatlao.
West aud at tho Company Uce of ltato!ta .ot
Dearborn stresi tppoAits the Kxve1e Hors+. IL
Dt3as %esS Side, Of C4nai Van busta .s.tt
Chicago. ''
b pattlcu,az to al fox tcketa hv Fort wayne
=. rArKlCk. Teket t,s.a..
, 1859-12-05

[Erpn tho Milwaukee fentirel. Sd
Tie Hog trdetoay completely oveahaeoWe1 ~ Sthef
business III market The receipts werr over thtse taoo
cNty Ia hs s-ason tn one day. AWE snicp.tnd hover
e. ey proved too much for The had
s;2aE Eafty ia the dry aal-a fully up 70
ps1cet round lots 30 s Ant hec .ee
jy &a65I int when the extent OF the ree'H4
kuo~1 lacters WEIR s taEcrto buY and which
wou!e ate sold easy 1t &Sn The rnorang were bought
at 41E193.Bj.
(Fpm the Quincy Whls. d.1
Yesterday Bond Il Co., eommenced operatinaa n thef
houset the number killed dd not ASCERTAIN.
James Adams. ve learn. commences Packing 70 Gay.
Pces Ftmaln he etofosa quoted: 45to for KooE hos
grading cH1 Nswhich Ia frcfn b0c 70 419 mora per
hundred than buye4a odeus at Hannibal OF hcoka1.
, 1859-12-05


IAbridged from Ihu1stays New York THbuns.l
nExy c4T111.
Eumber reported Tor Ibis market At Forty
The prices to-day arc quoted - folloTs:
y qoas's s's''..s.....''..."'''...'.'.''' ssissSav
lcA at99
same e;ta Eood isevss nay se quotsdst &1ox
f. asas.af e az
Total number OF Beeses received III the city this
TIL: lsl he'd Is, than ut wset md 81 bad ao!s
- &sssse;; a:s.tt a. Ss!t +: 4:
sssl's sss = aesa naie a tSsa ii. ssy @.eF 4
nzErxs 1sox nuyaxsz s7A11s.
A. 4; AlleEton CT pro- 1tetos. ot ths Washington
1t Gas hon @ stases I'd csSsa,: no ~'''' N ~
IT, 1Srt .'G$l E11.E,a.a 1asEa
Indiana. ~ New Jessey......-...- Il
Ka1ss:i; it1ss i: 81 G;es9ss Sassa. II i
Il would be djtaeu tor the dtoress they had The
de1nE 81 weather. have day ore favorable for thes
9sS - I ssSt
te et ~, Se e; s I'D ,e .ds hs ~
x:,fht eeatfalty much ea.iactofy to
% e htF s
ona day rather sa The .aEaaes asktt. te
s: ss9 ses s:4
true the number thas wers Eooa to 10Hc
IL sat es e1
u@e ~ .he uulsl wbieh so:d f1 thss eaeukh =
It. The advakca In Tie market IA really oxtE to tact
that tie quality much better. Sin have doubt
that thtio will be lnataneeA this week. whcfe
oet viii halt cent yer ID higher than The
would hare ayela Std LAT week.
HOG XARKEf.
Thtrr h1a been ofrec4Ipt8 this week but
tie weather having ben tne and prizes eueh n enable
ratkefsto work. the stock accumulated much tn
hs md piess have not eeeh materially as1d- The
quotations aIe:
1}est cornfed hoss ....................,,,,bHGt4
EasQnu Oes%
%ssea
dsove Of Eoo1 smooth cosofsd hosx aver7ee .ss tbs
ETC., Eess eSsShs Yesterday b. rs.y + sa Ind m.
The price Of hogs Cd tie hooks &c per H. and they do
1et seA quick II +has, they At pAeksd.
, 1859-12-05
Qro=partuersbip Notices.

D1SSOLUT1ON-The Copart,n,eetr.- ,et.
IL ahip heretofore e1isnk under The name OF "Aast'
Ntoesor Cole IS ths daY l!atAre1 b3 iausa eons @ Il
Mslxrr ~ W ~ ~ CH4Y II. WALKER,
IT,. .NROSSOh-
1goKGE g; WALh1Eh'