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, 1859-12-15

The Missouri banks supply some eight mil
lions of currency so that scarce az it is just
now, there is surely enough for all practical
purposes.
Est. Lou1s.-The Democrat Of yesterday says:
The tightuess in the money market, or the
scarcity of funds with which to operate. has
lseen more felt Today than any day throughout
the season. The effect Of it is sho@n in the
Exchange market; bankers and others, to re-
alize, and supply themselves viii, sufficient
baukab,e funds 70 carry on their necessary bus
iun8s, we're forced to throw considerable
amounts Of Eastern Exchange on The market,
which, Of course, pressed down the rate. and
only $1& premium was realized 1or it. Large
au,ouuss have been brought here for Investment
10 produce, in preference to buying gold or other
funda. 4 10. Of <60,0o0 came to-day from
Charleston, S. c., we believe for Investment in
pork, for shipment By rail to that scaboard. So
that at present the supply. of Exchange. wheth-
er abundant Or not. prcdomlnates over bank
temporarily drawing ut lover but irregular
rates, ranging from a@l3 premium.
C1smsxAr1.-Our Cincinnati neighbors seem
to be equally Short in currency. The Ga
sttte Of yesterday sara: s:s*5
Another close week in the line OF currency Is
anticipated, when, it is thought, there will be u
country banks, instead Of buying exchange, or
dered their balances remitted in currency
There is an active demand for bank notes in the
Interior, from which it might be inferred that
thert il good dca1 Of produce and d respecta-
bio number Of hogs still in the country. The
banks have been expanding ateadily for month
bnt still the demand for their issues is in nd
vance Of the supply. These movements are ia
vorablr regarded, aud if matters work out right,
<here will be plenty Of money and large de-
urez Of the State OF Ohio has, We understand,
engaged most Of the exchange required for the
payment of January interest, amounting in the
aggregate to about *5o0, 900 at 4@l prem. The
arrangements are mostly With interior banks.
New Orleans sight is inactive at pnr buying aud
a@f prem. selling. Gold dull ut prem. Pro-
duee bill are scarce and in demand at equal to
9@l0 per cent.
, 1859-12-15

bua.noaA CANADIAN Flour shAdA ftrr sa,aa 20 hrs It
es9t % tor common to choice exA. Rye Flour In faf
request 1t t3.e04A.+o
GhNn.-Wheas YET quiet. eh}ppess aud uailers NE
holding e.ei fot @ate1a! decline Holdts1 Do not s:e
for chleaxo srnx l.171 - u! !~aukee Club. The
s.ss vstt aooa eI amber aouths7 ~ R{e quiet ND
HD0 br. nj s5e0c tt4ta; &C tur Common u. ". Cora
scafrs aud tftnet Sale 3t1 b1 II ssGssc &6dc
sta.e, vi st4Iu aud Canadian.
HH1sxr-Aet.ye and tneE. ealts ~ ri1 Ut e. md
held II c7HI3sc.
PAoyl11ns-Fok duh and heavy. Sales 80 lt1s &la1.
ne.. 81 % f. prime Betf ess aes,:e Sales
!epaeeet do: soho1 for e1tado. noea quiet 1t 7Ke
Bcef hans seaIer and Inls nm It tA:o Tor Hes.e,u
Prime mess beef quilt II sle1. Cnt meats keady. Salcs
H Pickles for Shoulder; Ioc for ht1ns Bacon
quc s.cs seboxes Western Cumberland midalss Ete
l2rd len hoyxut Sales SIS b. It lo4al1t- utttr In
moderate demand; liGlte for Ohio; 5ae:c for State.
cheese IN good deu:anhat a2!lke.
SrocrS-Secona Boart. u 4 RI ak 0kle1A r Chicago
S:A; eak, 20; u kua1aatesd ii %: Reading a;
a.s1s;n R.rtt,edstH g: Audson M soHi r..
iE G 1Qn1s Edx: Ede ID FIX: Mo 6ns4.
, 1859-12-15
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


XDHExpAf kFxS139s Lee. ~ 4eSs
FRE1aHrs -To.no7ow ths Ess:eta r-!1oad' advaaes
thc.r za.e& II fclloH1:-f1orr u New fert, s19o !;
TO- Baxon el<o; ptttsbu:yt, go. Provfons to New
Tork, e,e; 10 Bos.ou, eoc; 70 baltimore, &c.
F1ouf-Recspts, 1,ssbtla. Market depressed because
Of The advance In feSh.a ealoa were 80 bs good
Spring ez1ras 1t Aes delivered 1oo brs DO II H. 50 daliv
erred 100 bis eholes DO ii %4o delrespd t hss mee1u
ex at taso delivered lo1 br1s orent" do IT e4e de
yerrd; 70 bril- low grade exta It % delivered III nss
*Dhdse CITY" do II ~ delivered 100 hrls good spsg
Super At &4.eo delivered: - b.ll Fine II $500,
THEAT-Reeslptx, a:s1 bu. Market Qulet. Sales
weie 1 hu WIsconsln Club Il q % DELIVERED 50 bAgs
Spring ~ On t1aek 60 hu do In huk n sc Oh track
TO bu No Spring 1t p4c In store 1.00 bu No bps1nk
gc in store 800 bu do nj Soc in store.
CoRN-Reeepss. ssas b. In good demand and arm
aalcs were :-o bu MOL At 4se IN ztore so hu DO In
paeular house) Il Askc IN stoss bu doln hulk at nc
On tnct la1 baEs do at4s On track.
OATS-Reeelpts, I'll bu. Market fErn. Bales were:-
lGo haxa No 1t track 30 bag do c defvered
i;eo0 In d. 1t &c delivered.
RTE-Recept., 4A bu. In good demand. Sales were !:
100 bn No In bulk n T7c track Il bass do n 1st On
tsck.
BARLEy-neeelms.roo TOO bu. Na.ka nrza. sa.es ware:
500 bu 10 Il see Ia sose; 80 haSs inferior 1t 4e on
track.
sEEps-Reedp.s, ,t,ssa -. Timothy qu.st- 10 baEs
so3t sold ii as.1o; % bu Clases Seed At &i.esH.
H1GHE1NEs-F1rm 1t zlc.
-ALcoHoL-s8+4eN 2 gl.
PROVISIONS Market vcsy quiet. Ness Pork In coed
demand II 4l5hodes aAtink sl5h0 Cut Meats tnastiTe
LOO pea sides from salt 1t skcpaesed.
LARp-Nominal at lce.
TA1LoW-1n good demand II loeloke. 10 hs.s prime
tnre,a nj l0Hc.
uIDEs-Rece1ps4, 4l,s4s ns Mazket quiet oreen,
sasHe; Green sasted. cesxc; Dry Flint. 1s>Kpxe-
DRESSED H0us-Reeespks 1,1sa. MARKET Gull and lbe
lower. Salca wese:-
, 1859-12-15
CINCINNATI.


ts:saa. .! ~ eaFe EsseP: ef!sss fsSsias
T. T. g q Il; II 5:ss!st 4 6 i: t.: Ii S.
ii @,Ry ns1e s shsa r.
%
were eagerly sou ht after b ! not eas!tS found
i'd ore aod strength Va. exhibited saturday than It
~ oa eeep
ths1etos looked npoa ~. u. much @ % y bsps
receipt. ths twenty fur hour. endnk SATURDAY
h;i y ps Tas'S4Z
liz. the rtee pt: by nsxs Tuesday VII reach 20 .3o
scarcity Of Geasy il ,is department VI. ver decided M
I'll III; S nS aa ss
L.Sd sd II loXaiox oFpr tanel. Nothing done
on'se1, % han. sss nd @
iss N sSanas
hpJcss for sh' quality nj ove1 1@7He -dazct:e. 18th.
ST. LOUIS.
I'D f. ssose Ill e 9ss
not he Oiled ps1p.tee: I'D letter. today sre not yoab!e
Gos1ns s3 = ~ Se, r. m e s1an1 b.
AiAukhte,ng yesterday Democrat, 18th.
ALTON, ILL.
Thx Hoo Bra,xzss-Y.steraay good DAY for cut
fsss g: S5s sss + A.: Ss q $1
Her. luh.
po1aos II Eoas LAST WkkK-Some Of the days OF last
weak little un1a veEatle; but the whole il was
.h.n sha; y any previous ~ses ii siths sbaut
81 si IL; ;sss 9; ss :ses!
~ ss E. ,a 4 e sHs9at e:
,hs eslaS css,s f9f anlm ,xtkhnF :oo to 800 % as
spR1s0F1ELp' ILL.
Owing 70 decline T. .As prasip.i na5tst H.ces heys
rectded sh1oe n tas 81 We now 9u9ts the market
oy opetsso sas Ella orer hal T. daie I'd is
now ebo 90 ah pena The avesage weight Of thoss
dss % o. ~ qaafsd n n r.
ss I eo a IT, S .a a
6 8 +; -; sh P''ss paid in Ills s'ys'ff'' ''t Jour
'OLSET, Ill,
ANAL droye. Of hoe, b.,. bcen ,rorrb,
ito q .apFhts, heu:s' q Ass. newell 1ys AZ
T1mes, ath.
PEORIA. ILL.
Ell hss ~
81 % Esoss ,,1 Pressed hosa dr'dFs On no hs-
-r -.,,.,
snd and tbsi hoks ma1kstsd hert du1ps Il
pHcc ID VA <sptr cwt, making total ct e:lgses
FTret sIone This viii raT xreat rnsuT dehs. '~'
Il vii b seea hss the average ~eshs q i. the hogs
Iii iots Of in.1 ave,sxr re nofed eheSiesr'
4 PATs4ssu4I PeEkzs.~We =. : nicely dressed
which weighed 50 NJ. Who eaaSsa. ~ ~.~''-.
Hs4SJ 1T ot - Isa. Gma So9kht iot 9I1
bog On IL = a 61 Aasoo @ 8 - whch M averaged ~
ns 1. s.a: Ssa Ina ~e eau good 's OF pork The
- - FOX .od =. hsh 4. 1850 in hi. cit, on 7hu,,a.y
IT. TT % s
| nj ssssse.-Jourpal l1th. '' "A~~' '"'4
osKALoosA, IOWA.
urov Hnc.-ou. ft1end R. p Ho,]+, ot Ro.. 17r1 .,,a
e; T.; ~ S es:sss sssss ;ss::
tietse notice I'll specimen Of low hos Il IN
q them III shal l. Kad 70 Esis 5ots q IL
'1s''--f'sf'' ,.,-..,
MCsCATlSE IOWA;
o's :, asJousns is,h. Wv ''''' anu 'e" 0ea7
pErRoI1; NICE ~
DREssD HooA-Iha shipping demand hfa improved,
t.
l.,Eeiy !mrroyed the na5aet QUITS buoyaat Faeies
for Eood los I1aninf from go e - ut shippe
te1as extent ovsseaank sa: They Do pot . fr Va
hear. pay ovef $Sl but 2st taking lighter
aaa taas p1tef - r. ata NJ n1t e ptace q bet
ayrsxnx sd In tie present aspect Of aiaiIs cntinnss
Wtihort M eai moodeatIop naucb smssr anonnt III
b packed As7e sh'n ha' Dfen *1pee'sd+7"0ana 1'h.
LOUISVILLE.
rheh hf hss ptssas, Il, .sha l.:
r H. ~ ~ 1gf It.T e.s reh pesd 4ssa
7eld of cop Wink e :.ians oa Vii 1ossiey ~ ooe
ins p5se. Is hot beeve tae1e Iii sdeasosy 81
ana .coa.dsHhe, :, oss: -:
, 1859-12-15

1ots-........ 16ls s.ss as:S TEL 1t7s ATS les
AThe scarcity OF currency continues, and the
Hog market ia still further depressed in conse-
qnenoe. Tho receipts Eere about 5000, live
and dressed, but there werea good many round
lots Left over from yesterday, and, with fen buy-
err, prices fell to-day 15c- Dressed Hogs sold
II ts5.oo@5.75, and for eztra heavy, es.oo@s.so
-closing dull. There were also very few buyers
Of Lire Hogs, and tue market wore an unusually
-n;.+ ..,.ct n~no-+. of ,,tos ,,;tt h. fo,,,d :.
- e''~' "1-' ~ A0>1'0 -
ons markei report.
Tho same cause thnt depresscs Hogs, renders
provisions nuiet and ins.t;ye, Th-re /. acme
:..-,.r -. 80 .,r An H.. x.s,.A,-
4l6.5o. We hear Of but little in Cut Meats,
1000 pcs Sides. cured md packed. were sold at
~, - ,,.c,a,,e 81 I'D ,a,,,:-. =, - N. m.,,.-
{, .ood daa,.na =, 7oa,o,a . III. -
,,,,,1, flrs.rerd.-ad -. "a Al, mi.
s"uss eu "as sun ~ .o'c.
An aasspce OF l0r on the freight Of Flour to
few Tork, depressed the market to-day, and
eood ia choice Spriur extras wert sold At II gt,
2.rn a..
CLIO, common to medium extras. and e4.eo
for good Super6ne. Wheat quiet and 1c lower.
-snles beinr limited nt q06q1c for NJ o oSnr;p-
~ o., f,rN r. ,c,-;,. 80 g.. -:.. ..,.
@oa Wv 'o' 'o' oP'4ne' eoln o91u' Will shles
Of No. IN store at 42@4Ste, and on track at
<5@tsc Oats in active request for shipment
to Cincinnati. with sales ut 37Ms7fc on t,.el
snd delivered. Ryc in GOOD demand at 77n7sc
Barley, in request at SEC for No, ! in store.
u;,Ar;,a. ~, =, or .,..h., teo.t.
Ss. 7 ,'
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1s.-Flour was less buoy ant,
but listle ~. 10 be had be]or xsss9sxo
an WI,
, 1859-12-15
Financial ann Commercial,
MONETARY.

WzoxEaoAT EvrslEd De- Il. ZEE
The dag opened with anxious inquiry iof cur"
rcncy, and parties in the streets offered exchange
in large amounts Goz currency at paF' As bust
ness progressed, the supply Of cu'fency .n-
prored, mud and even 1t was freely offered IN
the afternoon. end the range may be quoted at
par 10 psemiuu, living rates Country COTE
sponden.s were Eery liberal in sending forward
exchange By mail. and doubtless many VIII be
surprised That their Tenittances obtained from
city bankers 80 s1nnll premium, anooeo ans
il credited. During all the early part of the
d~ Lawn. ,.n,rrts ,r.ra x,sfered in the street at
oAsss ss@ b. e.ts"As0 "~A~
md declined. LUG p1tE& FL IxE 0AAA9 NAte
, 1859-12-15

Especial Dispatch to the Press and TEbune.1
st. Lorn Dec. II.
Market dull. Sales Of Hogs 100 Lead Averaging
lis 1ha ssSs 20 head .. 6es; aadd00 he'd
go 1bs 1t Bx. j,
, 1859-12-15

as1ured this House that they ere not Aboli-
tioni8ts.
Notwithstanding that Mr.. Y. deaired IN sd-
tournament. 4 majority refused to accede to his
Wiahes.
He read from 4 circular which recommended
certain extreme measures to produce 3 slave
insur1ection Ia the South.
sfr. Ahhmore. Of South Carolina announced
at this time that . programme was being car
ried oct in South Carolina. One Of those most
vile and Infamous creatures had been caught IN
the Greenville District with ten or fifteen copies
Of Helpers book for distribution among the
free negroes and n-s]areholders.
ME. Cobb, Of Ala, exclaimed Hang him!"
Ar. Ashmo1e said they would. He character
lied Mr: Helper IL a renegade aud thief from
North Carolins-a man Who dared not show
himself on the soil that gave I'm birth. Cores
pondence bad been found on the person Of this
Darrell Willis that made ssartling revelations as
to the completely Of Northern men His treason
WAS discovered aud the fact Communicated By u
man who never owned slaves in his life.
Al halcpast five motion to adjourn Was car
ried BY three majority.
, 1859-12-15
4 MER1CAN WATCHES
AADE.BY TIE
AMERICAN WATCH Comply,
At NATHAN. MASS.

Attention Is !nEited to the following statement and the
accompanying letters Of Recommendation and testimonials
Of these celebrated Watches.
chuscsts Mechanical Association, 1855,
gold medal also awarded ten BY the American In
attuteat New York, In 1857.
The Company also received the first premiun-a GOLD
meda-from the Franklin Institute, Ia Phuadelphla in
1873.
These Watches lave now been in the utykes for nearly
ten gea7 during which TING they hare been tetted N to
ACCURACY, ,pukAn11rr atd In eyety eonee!va
bic Manner and hare proved to be the most s
htaao'5 time Pieces ever offered to The public.
Th,sresult has been brought about by strict application
from nayety 1eept4ou ;ndertur II when finished xA1Hx
nA,,o411r In all II. p,opot,ona md uecesxa,y
"a perfect tlme.keeper a. It il po..ibe to make.
c.. by scu. daily noting and the result Of this tts has
been that they hare exhibited 1ze equA in reku..sty
tn the bes Marine chronoettr The following cer.neates
,,. frnm yent1rmrn Vim hare ea,1tet their w..cht.
WIN ue@ IN thef eay asoeauons' ano ate nese'e,f.
reliable fndlc1aone OF ~hat may ~ expected fsom Inc
American Match when In ordinary active use:
Letter from Ianl MURPHY. me teemasea Chess faye1J
New York October 18th. 1e5s.
liz r. E. Eosa1ss. Treas. Am. Watch Company.
peas Sf:-The American Watch No. s7a0. presented TIE
New >o1t Ches Cuh, has proved to b nost zea
o< @A4 ~
ordinary purp-ses hiano nearly fve months since
from the s,aad.rd time has BEEN but tribe more than haf
pipute The following l. record Of lis performance 1t
Wis zst June 81 correctly.
Jane 49, f.xt seconds. Aug-- Is, fast IL seconds
'e.s / :. ,9 :. o:pI :. = :.
An, :. iS oc,. s
I'm NV ,h,k n,n,-- r~n ~. ,,.r4+ t,,1v -or,,
raT-r, Monp11y
Bo1toa, September 9Th, ,ls5a.
Mx. II. E. RoEnua Trea.. An. Watch Co.;
Dear sr:-1t stvea gr.at pleasure to comply With
your request for 1epo Of the performance ot the Amer
se on that day. and M variation so tse tine 10 The 18th
Of February g. when let dewn, seconds
fat From tb.t time to the present ha. run with uea,ly
ntft b,ytnr during The et.ht months y.rpd
ore lsao two seconds md thu with uaeomon,y rough
usase can commend you. manufacture In the highest
turns. Yours t.u.y,
JAMES Il. CLApP,
Firm Of c,app, Fuller l. Browne, Bsake7, Boston.
ch'ononttes and "aiehmaker'l
Boston, September 18Th. 1eo2'
Nj. Il. E. .nohsnA TEeas. Am. Watch Co.;
Dear Sr:-lhass sod during hetakt ycat considerable
number Of tie watches " the WaHham manufacture and
happy say th2t Ill Of thtE without exception have
fulfilled guaranty. and have evea sastason to thu
Wilton Blun. South Ca1plJna, OF, eotA, 1855
Il, E. Ropsnn, Esa.;
Desr Sir-The three Watches of your n3nuxttu7e
which purchased to be ussd On MT pl,ntatIou have
proved to BE- The most correct time ketpe.s have eYer
tcorn Yrrvr mr. head servant nv hexd ea1peptss and
.nsrs,- .,rh mo ~ tA,n. mn. ,,ocs ,b,v bxy,
, 1859-12-15

Brruxaa.rxl NV To1x. Dee IL 1s.S.
Fxert-ppened dru and heavY and elosed EeAGy with
falf deuanf fM export and humt consumption. Sales
1toco btia 4sIS for SUPER sase. s5z9A for extra
statk 10 for weste1n $3.50 for f13t1H to
Tood shlppaE tazads E.H.o. u,os,nE sssdy with sale
, 1859-12-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
WmkHpAy EvE1su, Dec. II.

WxpxtspAv EvIstsu, Dec. H.
,-TaE A1.sxo scuoosEa u.MIrox.-The St. C.shsr.nes
s.y Gs9ad. sdt TT pSEon Of be, c'asa Eons ana
osweSo, brought her Into That port,
Tns LATHE Psope'less kenoehs and p1alde State ~
rssd yestsdaT Afternoon so chieaEo being The l..t
uon uay b.. considered d,.edLBunaio Express, l:1h
-....-.. Poxr Cotao1sz, De>. II.
e1s. e: Id II f. yts to d.
IL; I ;s,ta probably 'sr b, The
v1sz1a LA1D IT q DETaort--The following Is cou.
pte M OF all veasels hid up for the wntes In thla
port:
nssk N;pPs Kes.a EoEs
Essd 1ssa ~ aussa .'a 'n'
uss: I1z'S pfts
Iu.-D,tt, Albion; toas Asnin T. p,smond 1s r. ndet.
Bmk-col H. S. Fal1rhcdL1.
sshaoners-Alvin Bsoa,en; Thsos or Feny Aes.dan
GAa fSs1
s;;!i :,S 5S EssssS WHIP .aa he
% seeSsgsTt:saa, % cssssa 9snansi B,rs.y 1aau
<:enls IT,. Aas nsnas p.:d
GianEeI. {. c. Uutis-si.
Steamers, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........17
iIoptIisfs-.
Tug .........A
na1k.
Dn1.-..............s......--.-
Total. ,....s..s......ss.......,.....8a
Laid upin W7adsor:
TuEs-A. S. Fled, Pilot
schoones-crevola, FIee 1adeT-s-
Laid up!n
Total.
, 1859-12-15
Tho aa!es today 1t Shc1mau's were:


CKQEIHNAK1 WxAEACKe
Especial Dnpatch to the Press and Tribunal
CIxcy1KA71, Dec II.
Market dull and ta1ef. Hogs sold Ut e5s53tl6. Mes
To, teoo. Dry sahed sldes and Shoulders 7H and tc
,aeked. Lard TO-, E<ce.pta, 1o,oo0hogs- S.
, 1859-12-15
RHitruaDH.


WINTER AAAANGEMGNI.
On And After SUNDAY, Dec I'll taEo. t1zlns VII 1ears
tas G1eat Csntsl Depot loci If Lake fr Alton .
asld Il. Ja.e2h Ters Hate Evaa ,a ca:ro, It,pha.
Flckahurk, Matches. View 0r!4aci 1rd Moti!c.
Day Express x-e1 alt. sucdAJ1 excepted. striving
Il II Is p.m st. Lou II IL - CaI!o
In; Memphis AtArU pm mex. Gay, and SewErsean1
II SO an third dry.
lug Il Ptor4 a. an; GaesbutEh It !oia an: II.
Louis 1t to pm. Catsp 1t Nen phts 10
oaa d.y. aaa New ur<aas At 10 ? n. u'tt ~:
On Saturday night CaE w % run to Gfbasa
On tha E1presa f1s kht, leaving Chicago II 80 p.E
Tr1us aIsiye IN Chc&xo It ~ sZn, and lo.13 ?. u.
Elex ant Sleeping Cars an 81 night tran4.
Baggage checked through TO Cairo. 81 Lons. aud st.
Jo4eph. "
Far 8aa It Company 0mcs In th4 Great Central De-
pot also 1t thu ose Of the Pt.sbnt{h Fot WAYNE aa
Chicago Railroad Company corner OF Dearborn and kAo
dsiph s,resis and Il Tho Xchi9an Ceotz Railroad oee.
on Dearborn street. between Lake md Randolph sEes
HYDE PARK AN WoopLAWN TRAINS
Leave Chicago A. 100 an, Leavs Wood1awua y a.u
:. :. III is0em soGn !. s5p s5p0 n n
Communication tiekeis reduced rates. good for thsts
Eoath. be otta!ned by spplyinx II thu odee Of
oene'n f'4'ea q. vi i. ARTHUR. Superintendent.
TnHNE1N fen 4zrntHr
, 1859-12-15
COMMERCIAL.

WEnzKapAr Eyznuo, Dee. II. 1e2.
The receipts during the past ttwenty-fou hours
wesa a follows:
, 1859-12-15

New York Cattle Market.
Hr TmAsss1x Nfw Yexk, Dse. H.
Buvu-unusaan s-tlve 1t full ps4eek. Ptrst quality.
sKNi0ke; ordinary, s&9t eoEnta ~, :H&sH. Reeepsa
e1uI-stesdy demand q pdees zanxinZ huu 6k2ske.
E$etapeS Esopheaf, 49,.
, 1859-12-15
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY

Printers Warehouse.
....WAHE9ToS sTKEE.......so
oHfoA8b.
The suhsebefi prepared to furnish IN srse OF
small quantities. made from superior quality OF meta for
tlhe1 cash approved paper He y also supplied v,ih
larks sock 81 rItaea Ink Weed Type and svelya,nz
book ready for delivery. and viii b sent parties
w14htnK u order on application
nhlst6a5 l.. DODGE, Treasurer.
, 1859-12-15

hitherto loafAF4ufed b theo, vel oheF kinds oY
Agricultural lmpr1oents Aueh the various kinda Of
Corn and fotatoe Ti2era Cultvatx Hnuosoa o. fokes
{of thrce different 1eA Shove P!ovs and aof.e Rates
enta Of The Our work Il Manufactured Of The very
bat materials bf the best woskneA aad Is %ar1anted Ii
eTryy particular. DEERE co.
Mo,tae- Ill, October Id, lsSp. oeei-aTakly
, 1859-12-15

New York Central II. II. Directors.
AInAsr, Dec. 14.-Tbc old Board Of Direct
ofs Of the New York Central Railroad, have
been unanimously reelected.
, 1859-12-15

10 CASES NO. l NUTMEGS for
Nv ahy nktHoLDs, ELI 4 CO.
, 1859-12-15
re prr.ert ei;cu}xtpn nf The Na1ka Of The State Of I'LL
po!s $i63l H. secured by the following Hoek, vi:

Extass q secuEstks
The whole amount of countersigued notes is
sued aud deliverable 10 the Banks Of Wiscon-
sin and outstanding September 3oth, 1859 were
s4,4os ,7el, which are secured by the deposit Of
public stocks and specie, in tho sum Of $4,9l2.-
aol, as follows:
, 1859-12-15

RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI:

~ RAILROAD.
"a and Altar Tuesday. Nov. lsfh iHa t,~,,.
A'-4'"ssA'7' S9a@eay' essettsd): ''''41 -
.,r,,.. " =, LEAVE RACINE.
.tlHi,f q, " nd a,,es GsEaas, E
svash-a1fas1 * It IL MEteeron Il yla +. IL ~ saa
At9:s5 An. On asfssal of,Tan. f1'1a t;..,.~
nsethk at R.e:ne nh ,alas o. ibe as.nea. aea eon;
At7:1o z. u. Accamodst!un for itrn3t ao csle7eo.
Accommodation train leaves H@!ot for Rar,n. =,
vrss-rn VIA ts1a On ChIeazo and Norfh
- aed reaching Kseins =. i1:ts &aeaxo 1t a:s
-4slSQt Forwarded to 4 mini. ~
, 1859-12-15

nEERE'S MOLINE PLOWS,-
IL The subseeEa having enlarged their facilities for
naanufat turing and pfrassd TO Ill au orders
supply the tncrea4rK demand (which hettoore hare
10. been enabled to dob and hive &nd tnlca to Keep
t1ueen \ Ill ttY1Na
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-26

The NEW APPRAIsEMENT.-The appraise-
ments in the various counties are not yet
completed, so that we cannot begin to
form correct estimate of the probable in
crease in the taxables of the State under the
amended assessment law. But from occa-
sional reports in the county papers we
gather enough 10 see that the advance will
he very great. Even in the old and well
settled parts of the State the increase in the
appraisement of lands alone is more than
twenty per cent, while in Others it is often
over one hundred per cent. The Owen
County Journal of last week reports the re-
turns of four townships in that county,
which exhibit an average increase of one
hundred per cent. Wayne township lands,
placed at S7s, ,6O3 by the old appraisement,
now amount up To S2l ,620, or nearly t,co
hundred per cent, while improvements
advance from $40, ,469 to $40, $50. In Har-
rison township the appraiSement of lands
and Improvements is $50, ,2s7, which is an
advance of S40,02s, or nearly one hundred
per cent. Taylor township rates now at
Sl26,3 an advance of S62,55l, or nearly
one hundred per cent. Jennings is put at
| SS3, 743, being an increase of S3l,693,
which is over 60 per cent. These advances,
of course, are not maintained in all coun-
| ties, but i'm those which have been pene-
trated by railroads since the last appraise-
ment, (as is the case with Il large number),
the advance will often show like that ol
/ Owen county. In Northern Indiana the
increase viii be very large, much larger
relatively than in Southern Indiana, we
| think
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-26
EVANSVILLE md THURSDAY MORNING MAY 90, 1859 -. -.
Disc eovery OF Valuable aanuserIpts

Prof Tischendorf, who had been sent by
the Russian Government on a journey OF
scientific exploration, in letter from Cairo,
dated March Is, states, to the Minister of
Saxony, Herr Won Fulkenstein, that he has
succeeded in making some valuable discoy-
cries relative to the Bible. The most inn
portant Of these discoveries is a manuscript
of the Holy Scriptures from the fourth cen
tury; consequently, as old as the famous
manuscript of the Vatican, which, hitherto,
| in all commentaries, maintained the, first
rank. This it will have in future to share
with the newly discovered manuscript II
Herr Tischendorff be not mistaken. In SAG
beautifully fine parchment leaves, of such
size that but two can have been cut out OF
one skin, il contains the greatest part of the
Prophets, the Book of Job, the Book of Je-
sus Sirach, the Proverbs, the Songs of Solo
mon, and several of the Apocry ryphaI Books
of the Old Testament; but then the whole
of the New Testament is complete. ere '
Another valuable discovery of Professor
Tischendorf's is described as being an un-
doubted and complete manuscript of the
Epistles of Bsrnabas, and OF the Shepherd
of Hermas, both belonging to the second
century of the Christian Era, and original
ly standing in the esteem of Scriptural
Epistles. Herr Tischendorf hopes, from the
munifcence of the Russian Government,
that he will be enabled to give Immediate
publication to the three interesting mann.
scripts. s. "a -.-.-... ~ .i.--g. --r..