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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24

GW-Soon after WhitefeId Ian
ded in Boston, on his second visit
to this country. be and DR.. Chaun-
cey met in the street, and bowed
their hats with courteous dignity,
bowed each to the other.
SO you have returned DR.. White
field, have you?'
Eyes, reverend sir, in the service
of the Lord aa.-
Il am sorry to hear it, said
Chauncey. "a aL-s.ll}lL
SO is the devill' was the answer
given. as the two divines, stepping
aside at distance from each other,
touched their hats and passed on.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24
What vegetable would make the
best drum-stick? Beet-root.
Well-that beets all.

ca Crinoline and hoops are said
to operate unfavorably to the starch
manufactures. 1t is stated that a
starch factory in Buffalo has been
compelled to suspend operations
from this cause, and that another
very celebrated establishment is run
ming at a very small rate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24

GaYse Now VOL 60 hunting, "
as our Devil said when he picked up
the shcoting-stick.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24

A QUEEN OF THE HAREM Cur
Up AND FED TO DoGs.-A letter
from Syria gives an account of Sc
ricus disturbance in Damascus, aris-
ing out of an intrigue between the
queen of the harem of one of the
richest men of Damascus and an in.
fdel, who was foreign consulate.
The young man was repeatedly in
troduced into the harem in woman's
clothes, but was finally discovered.
He made his escape, and she fled
to the desert, but was discovered
and cruelty murdered, her body
being literally CHOPPED in pieces and
given to the dogs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24
NEW FALL GOODS. 81
FIRST IN THE FIELD.

WE are now in receipt OF portion q or
w fan stock, purchased by our Mr.. Stc7a
and will have our entire purchases really fa ni
and inspection, by the close OF the week. b
which we invite the attention Of our eustonsn
and friends, and the people generally. Our god
have been purchased with great care, and lsis
very advantageous circumstances, which VILE
able US TO give our customers the latest stylan
fancy goods, and the most substantial srtielar
the staple line. We respectfully invite cal NJ
examination, when the public will be abb
better judge of our ability to meet their wana
....... .... -..... Respectfully,
sep2 STROUSE & FRIEDSAH
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24
G III I L ID Il E N.
By LoNGFELLow.

By LoSGFrLLow.
Come to me, o, We chirdrenl
For hear you at your play,
And the questions thai perplexed me
Have vanished quite away.
Yeopen the eastern windows,
That look towards the sun,
Where thoughts are singing swallows
And the brooks of morning run.
In your hearts are the birds and the sunshine
In your thoughts the brooklets flow
But in mine is the wind of Autumn,
And the first fall of the snow.
All! what would the wor Id be to US
IL the children were ne more?
We should dread the desert behind us
Worse than the dark before.
What the leaves are 10 the forest,
With light and air for food,
Ere the sweet and tender Juices,
Have been hardened into wood
That to the world are chlldrenl '
Through them il feels the glow
OF brighter and SUMMER climate,
Than reaches the trunks below.
Come to me, o, ye children
And whisper in my ear
What the birds and winds are singing
In your sunny atmosphere.
For what are all our contrivings,
And the wisdom of our books,
When compared with your caresses,
And the gladness of your looks.
You are better than all the ballads
That ever was sung or sand,
For ye are all the living poems,
And all the rest are dead.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24

wNever be so rude as to say
to a man, There's the door, but ad-
dress him more politely thus
Elevate your golgotha to the
summit of your pericranium, and
allow me to present to your occular
demonstration that scientific piece
mechanism which constitutes the
egress portion of this department.
, 1859-03-03

WAsH1KoTox, March 2,-Mr. Snrtiges. th<
French Minister, is removed, and Vlscount d.
ssrre. at present at Baden, is appointed to sue.
cced him.
Tho fiearaguau treaty was considered III the
Cabinet to-day.
III. Lamar says the failure Of Nicaragua 10
Fahfy the treaty was attributed to the want Of
tins. lie thinks the treaty will be ratified AZ it
night possibly b confirmed were it slightly
''lnapector." Of the courie. aud Eaouirtr
saya tbs recognition OF the Liberal Government
in Mexico is indefinitely postponed, and SEpor
Aata will not be received,
The President approves the rejection Of the
C46s frlsssrrl trsasy BY Nicaragua.
Ihe reception Of General Jarez last Noyem.
Der, .as regarded BY President Martinez as an
Abandonment of the treaty by this Government.
and IL the Cause Of the non ratification.
It ia Understood that Sir Gore OusIey's treaty
wal aupu!ate for equal privileges for England
and the United States, and will be sccentable
to this Government.
10 the opinion of Gen. Jerez, the great OBJ
stale 70 the settlement Of affairs with Nicaragua
is nov removed.
A resolution il suggested, requesting the re-
call Of ). CLANCY Jones from Austria, because Of
the recent disclosures
Information has been received from reliable
SOURCES IN Assertion and Buenos AYrea. stating
tnat mr.. BsmbeFger, OUT consul ia Paraguay,
nAs repeatedly written TO onr government, Civ
ing tbem {ulf Information in regard to matters
and things in that coursry. but has not received
ior more than year single line in reply, Lo-
PEI u represented II having stated that ho il
perfectly willing to apologies for tho affair With
the Water-Witch, a. that wRs caused By = mis-.
Tho claim Of the so called American company he
will rot settle, At 1t 10 a s~indle, which Com.
Eu4ssioner RcHln will learn, if be will inv es,i.
Esse It, and that be il ready 10 submit il to ar
, 1859-03-03
Spirit Of the Commercial Circulars By
the Canada.


hessra Richardson, spence q Co., In thslr
circular, dated Feb. II, With regard to Bread
o'a.e ea'
Ihis weeks arrivals CONSISTS OF 1.ze% sacks
hour, from rfauce; o,ss6 qnsftets "neat. 7,olo
quarters corn, from the Meaheffanean ana
Black Sea; and 200 barrels Hour from South
America
Farmers' deliveries OF wheot tor the week
ending last Saturday were los. 1853 quarters. at
4ns.10d, against Jos, ,s79 quarters II 48a9d, in
the corresponding week OF last year.
Tho country markets continue to be liberallY
supplied, and tho grain trade has ruled dull,
without variation in price6. On Tuesday The
market WAS slow for all articles, at previous
rates.
To-day 10 had aga'n small attendance Of
buyers, and very inanimate trade. In wheat
shaaa eo,. II. H. F,rr e1css ena
scarce. Indian corn-B.st samples of white
selling in small qualities, Ut quotationa- Moth
ing cong IN yellow Or mixed. We quote. per
GENITAL, wheat, red. Chicago. and Milwaukee.
o. o.! ss 70 Us %; 1palann, b7d to - % white
~ Mes&efn+ % 7d 10 ~; Southern los to 1896
Flour los to In; la0sau Corn, mixed and yel-
low. IS 10d TO u N white, Is to 7s I'd.
Hears. Wripht. Jnninr 4 Co n e;rcn,.s v;t,
rrosrd n III. rro.,-ct ~ rn-,n..a -.
-. ~ 4opeAn "t' eoo'
'alns Inc follo"'ng:
e
ments in pacific light: but ihe angry attitnde
OF ads,ra between Francs, Aus.ria and sardinis.
and the active rAr.like preparations still in pro-
grees, are sufficiently indicative that open hos
ttlftea arc delayed only in Difference 10 other
powers and the commercial public, and have
more The character Of respite for tho purpose
Of obtaining, BY fresh loans, sufficient funds to
conduct campaign, than assurances OF de.
slFe TO preserve peace. Eventuste ~ this may,
confidence in monetary and business circles Il
limited, and until the horizon b. cleared Of tho
present obscuritT caution will be the prevailing
The grain trade remsins in 4 very lanenid
state, and business in both wheat md -four il
restricted 10 consump.ive requirements. Prices
are tolerAby steady, For Indisn Corn there
hss been q better inquiry. and rates have m
upward tendency.
RoSart Maxim 4 Son IN THAR c;rrr,or dat.a
1;-..".., r.h . @ ~ 'Aeu '4 4s'4A1 1A'eo'
Liverpool. Fse. ., saJs:
At this period Of tbe year practically cor.
rect estimate of our Ehakf crop Of tha nreyinua
, 1859-03-03

Buffalo, C1evs1and and Chicago Line oi
SCREW STEAMERS.

0N THE OPENING OF LAKE NAVI-
~ ration tho p. preto.s Of this Llne
Nnlpns On thl, rcu!e from HuHa 10 10 CHI H1@N
sa$a seven FINS Cla19 ocreE h&exzo. 944e42&a1@
ers Of FFeas 8 renkth and speed.
Forming 7xi-Weekly Line,
And 1uon!ex In connect en- Il tuY* 10 With thu NEW
~ gohf EESTRtL 3, X. ard the MERCHANTF CEN
= Cleveland Via the CLEVELAND Pif1SaUR0H
rurt Wash!nSton MiEAuxes, Rscmc Kenoshs acd
TIL lie prep,red to is,ue contr,eta and Rlys
t1Ioe3a ctipts Tor property de1uucd 10 Detrntt Cye-
nnd. bncAlo and III ~ Natota ou th. n r CsntraI
Western znt BoHon and " rce4t-s Railroads. anu nrio
Boston New York aud Pt hu H. and nom thoae plsces
T. ehehly.an, PITT W4shnxtou, HilxaTxen R1r,nf.
Ksnn:hA Waukekan nd Culc. r.,
Ind liberal pattonaSe exten1td 10 The LIue tbs pas
ee1on ~ the tfA1ta= ruh:c has Induced tbe Prrpr
tot1 70 uy tnsrs4 tarir aeeom1od.l for pas "a.
ke1t and tho:r deizin4 chap. safa md
Eout-. Nu ind It hy l.. lag Ibis lice
ur nce on p[np&rJ khi9C el b tkis Line eau b. eb-
ta1uea ~ less Fate thA hJ otaer hzsI1Z vith
NE tso 81 stAsona nsporse rEnpxe:s m auousi
lo11 -"'
mi'h these na.quaed "a tities tho pscpreto1s houe
70 receive 4 Liberal Alronaze
CONTRACTING AlESr.;
ja.n T. More. Azt. N. 7. O. RR M, 7 Pro41way NJ.
n spsnltiE1. ct sp.u ia:' EI.re,4 10
Chameeshn 1houxs 20. Prn: tttt - Of bt.f7h.o.s =
central Canal Ln=. No lel BruA!iEsy. New ork
wv Shand!er. esai Il & Do % DO = clsvsl..a @
T. T.e'd1- @ .'f 20 da'nk atdEsnan'' ds m.so,.. Dc
Richmond = e.. cst, gsk aad 60 Wa.er-as h!cs 70.
SHELTON pEA3E M.naEtne Agent,
O1ee foos OF hiealx N sszesk. Buffalo. N. Y.
, 1859-03-03
COM M ERCIAL. !.
Commercial and Money Matters.
WrnxtsniY EYE4rHo March .

Commercial and Money mAtter1s
WDsEapAY EvEsua. March2
MONEY, EXCHANGE, &c.-Qaotatious remain
precisely at former. figures, and no event has
occurred 10 vary the dull rousins Of ordinary
businesa. We therefore SIMPLY repeat tormer
quotations, viz: Exchange IL, gold l Il. with
no demand. Discounts 10 per cent. Street
rates nominal at 1@2 per cent, with few trans-
actions.
CoxxRRc1Al.-The Wheat market was buoy
at aud active, with an advance Of &c on No.
Red; 1A1@2o on No. 2 Red; &c On Standard
Spring; and 3@4c on No. 2 Spring-opeuing
quiet, bnt closing with good demand and an
upward tendency. Sales amounted to shout
10000 bushels at 81 2s@l.so for No. l Red !;
&1l6 for Nc. 2 He'd sl.oo@l OIL for Standard
Spring s1@s3c for No.2 Spring; es@s4c for
old inspection No. Q Spring; and 79o for Re-
jerted Spring
The Flour market was very firm, under bare
m 1ket. Sales amounted to about 700 bbls at
*5.os@5.17 t. 0. b. for low grade to common
Spring Extra IS so for good do !; and $6.25
for Michigan Winter.
There was I good demand for Corn, and the
market advanced 1c, with sales Of Sheled at
6g970c per 60 lbs on track. There ia consider.
able speculative inquiry with regard to cargoes
for delivery in spring hut bnyera and sellers
are apart Oats very firm for Prime quality,
p.r,ov !, ,ood demand H;ohv,n.a f;rm-man.
Da'Ae' - e'A
ufacsurers holding al zbe' I1notnT oeea IN falr
demaud, aud prices q shade better for choice.
cEov.r duu
~, .,
ine ffoslslon hafKet ls 1naealse' a sale Oh
SO packages prime Lard wss made at 1896.
Ta1lov still scarce
MI. ,1y-'s,-
lne n''"auAee oe't'neS oi 'o.asy 'ePof1s ING
wheat market active, with IN advance Of H@lc
per bushel. Flour firm, with sales at IS 75@
% for SD,;nu Extra. Rece;,,, ve.t.rdav -
~, go, -, W.. y ~, -,
Flour. asl Dds; "hea'' 1'Csl nu; Oats. l,oS''
bu; Corn, 2l7 bu; Barley, 5l8 bu.
AtSt. Louis On the 2Sth, Corn sold at 6o@
7oc :. wbe,t a 1e0, ~ for w;,,er .,d a. *
~, "Ae' - .o4 "'Ate'' Sn1 *i'''
Wl.l5 iof spring; flour 1nactlse'
The Cincinnati Gasttte Of yesterday says:
Thera was strong speculstiye feeling in tho
aorr market to,dar and a tnrther advsnca "a.
, 1859-03-03

HKukEbDAF EfKalaus Mkt1
FREGuTs The Eastern kai wass haye reduced rates
fourth Gsss e! lit to New York 6oc 100 n, and
and to Boston sia Albany to 6jc; Flour to New York
q IL; to Boston sl25: to Philadelphia anl Baltimore
alCl Fourth caas goods to Button. part 1atez, 90:
1mDs; au1 Flour tn Boston. pk1t water, 4Il5.
FLOUR Very firm Bales were:-150 hhls 'Exceltior'
Spring Extra 1ast night At e50 600 bbs do d. 4nd 100
bhs Atlantic CO at &517 It the Opening Of pay
cation: 20 bbls KewAnee' do at e55a: los bbls low
grade s7rnz Extra at o. fee Of or4se Till the Int Of
April: 81 bbls Iii :higan White Wlnter At 4i.95.
CORN MEAL-Nru st rs for Unboted. and ~ for
Bo.ted- Sales 2 2tons Boted At ~.
BUcKWHEAr FLOUR-Very dull and nominal 1t
al.50al75c. Dixon Mills -.
SH0AT5-< K NJ good quality at 416{7 ton.
WHEAT-WlaTkR-narket active. Advanced &c.
saies go bu No. Red at Il In stare; 200 tn do
at sis 10 store; 1863 bu do ct q es4 ia.tore, lso0 bu
do in two lots Il 80 In store bu No. Red es
in store ePRtxoAdvanc 2&tc. Bales 100 bushels
STANDARD at Il In store; 200 bu do 1t q u In 60
ba No. Spring ii Sic Ii 1tore 600 do At 92c n store;
1oo bu do at N in store la0 bu do fold nspectlon) II
Sc In store 1000 bu do do store 500 hu Rejected
At s9c In store. Market coslng hrm.
CORN-Aayanced lc ek'e wert: 40 bu she!led In
bulk at 69c 60 n. rack: 200 bu do al s0c track;
10 baEs do at 5oc track: 800 bu No ii ssc dev-
cred. go bu Ear Corn at Sc = 70 Ms On track.
OA76-Fttme In good demand aud frn. Eales to-day
54e on track: l3s bags good ut &c On track.
RYE-15 bu fair 90 lily 1t SIC per 60 lbs at depot
BARLEf-1n good demand. and pEln~ hrm. Sales TO-
800 bn No. in stare; 80 bags fair state
Al Sic on track.
HIGH VINES Held more firmly Manufacturers ak
lue q,
ALCOHOL s5sSc pc. gal.
SEEDS Hno'hy In fair demand. and prime quality
nrmer. aaes 'o-dAy wese:-so bu primo Timothy At
a. 70: Is bushels al d. at s1e7H: 50 bq do 1t s1s
Glover less inquired for, ard 1ke rather dull faeB
were:-l5 bags crime Al t6e5 10 bsxs iar II q 20
bass "uuEa'lsn Grass 1t u %.
DRESSED H0Gs-ver1 few In MARKET Sales to-day
were;-4 Hoks ls0lb1 1t tso; 4arerasnz 40
Tbs at u u.
PRoVlstoSs-1usettve Ness Beef ss&to; Meas
Pork, sl7 2s@175o Nothing doi7k. n Cut Meats.
LARD-3s packages prime At Ike.
TALLoW-S:Asre and Ia dem4nd At 1Gkc.
H1DE3-Market nrn. with q & cd Inquiry for Greer.
sae. to day at the fol owing rsnse Of quotaon,
Green Country. e@8H: Gresa Salted aH3s1e: Dry
Flint. l6h9l7c. Calf skins l2c
PELss-tn good supply. with fair demand City
iaushte:ed a. la59l.75: Ceurtsy. sl0o@I6a
WOn.-12oo ~. good Fleece At l7kc.
'uLTRY-Dres.ed Chickens 10 good demsna At $50
@3 % per doz TarkeyA s31oe per y.
EGGa-Ffesh lie per dez
BurrER-1n ~ood shipping demand. Sales to-day
were:-optss coumou At lac; choice tabs Butter Ia
good demand 1t lt&17c.
POTAT0E3-4eshannock1t t5a75e: common, mixed,
k5@soc
BEANS-Martet dull and nominal at T5olG
DRIED FRUIT-8ael today wese;-ta bbla Michigan
Dried App e II L..
, 1859-03-03

WAsH1xarox, March 2 -Adsices from the Ii.
health Of the officers and men vaa generally
Kood- The Dale, after a cruise on tho South
Cosst, had arrived At Port Prayo short ofprovis-
ions
Tho mail received from Santa Fs brings . copv
OF the stringent lava passed By the LegislAture
totally prohibiting emancipation in that Terri
tory.
Tho vessel to bring L1rd Lyons, SUCCESSOR 70
Lord Nspier, 70 this eounI; will probsblT land
him at Annspolis.
william Smith 0'Brien to.dsy v....ited both
nousea ot Congress, and wAs cordially received
BY many nembess
Nkw YoRk. March sd.AIt il agreed that a
compromise sarif bill shall b introduced TO.
morrow, retaining the present free list and in.
ereasing the duties on cok and iron.
, 1859-03-03
A DiabolicaI Case of Lynching.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-The St. Joseph cores
pondent Of the Republican under date Of 27th nlt.,
says special message from Platte City brings
Information that Doy and son, confntd on the
charge Of running ot negroes. were forcibly taken
from jail last night by mob o! three hundred
men and hung, The reason assigned Is That tue
court would acquit the prisoners on the ground
that it was not tho proper district to try them IN.
LA7sz.-St Joseph papers Of the essh Ut
and 1st inst. contain nothing IN reference 70 tae
hanging Of Doy and son at Platte Clty, ~
mob. The story il doubtless an unul''ga'eo
hoax.
, 1859-03-03


PtoCk-Thrre 10 actFe trade demand for S'ae and
West and prices have AdyAnc ID k8lUc. Sales H. no
hslsR *s4ka5 IS for State 46.HA6 s. for ext
EtAte - 69t5 50 for ese 46 axes 80 extra
Western u. .foa6.7o for sh ppit brands extra round
ht top Ohio-nArket closing buoyAut vii" 2dvancine
tendency Canadian Flour frner eale1 S1J by5 extra
Ats6.t0a15u Rye Fiaur q. e0A&2 ..
GhAl1-Wh conlinuea active II An advance tf1@
e; a.t 60 0o bu 1t q &5 fos red Reatesn Winter.
elsoal $ for xhse Meh!s.p q 2seL IS mixed in
$50 or .hite tophern. q 81 for .he Illinois and MIA
hy du lQ0 bu old It te II SIC. Corn quiet but
steady: sss 100 hu Il E9Ac Tor Ieney and Sout ern
yell u moed Western In Oats more 2ive
A:d frne- II A@57c for a1hie and 6196e for We1ern
and Canadan.
~ul xr-steady: sales 20 brls At 10.
Paoy1 oss-pnrk uDcb1nK d. Sales 1o6 hbR 1t u. g
4la for NEW; 4'7 70 for old men: 1915 35 prime
Included were 36 bels eS mess fnr April Ut ss Is 10
half bbls shear clear NJ "a ID 500 bbl1 ta d.
hvered In mont from the 1t Of Arrl 1t sci e.s
ton Bee connue$ steady Sales 49, bbIs o. 50
roo fr country tEime: as 15&9 for DO t91l
Fepacket ~ Ghcskn: ti2@ia 70 fnr ext Trtm. m-a
heet N a. &le3:n. Beo hars dali At e'te0de T. "a
nacon qqtet Gu n7sts steAds. a!les 10 pkEs Il 6H9
du.I It - corn fed LaFi dull and heavY 8ales
ase for ass Chess a;2 !, ,ssiixc. railoT Io1eF
sales boj Mound. Il l04luxc
ttock, It "a BoArt ex.es. but c,st7E Itea3y. No ST
&5t. N. T. @ 6.9lX. =! honda e9A. PAe. mail .6t,
Iumbe,l.n ~ N. Y.u 8'h. Gal. I'll. 79K, Hs.ir,n
preferred Sek. tIudso 31k. heading <9k Q. T. 1aX
u. G. a!x a. 8. 4ex, do Eua anseed ~ Panama 1161.
G. &R,I, SIX,
, 1859-03-03

Lou1sy1L1x. March An old political feud
hss existed between Thomas 8. Low Of Haves.
vills, and Cicero Maxwell Of Hartford, Kv..
Prosecuting Attorney Of that District. Low
had threatened to cowhide Maxwell Oh meeting
him. To-day Maxwell addressing tho court 4
h.1..,ils' i vss stemup;sd 1;: b. Low denonns
well and otbern fred several shots. woundine
Log In tho thigh and srn, cutting Of biz thumb,
and riddling his shirt, 4 general tire of pis-
aols ensued fssm tho friends Of MAXWELL. Jno.
Alds'dgs, friend Of Law wAs killed. Mr Nil
:, sef ~ shot through tho shigh. Low was com.
na'aea 70 jail for protection from the mob.
, 1859-03-03
Mr. Butterworth Makes a statement.

WAs1,zesox, harch 1.-hr. ButterWosta ~ a.s
published miputs statement showing now III
hA va oonneoiad nth tbe recent terrible oc-
ourreoee. Hs says shat when he left Tho house
ot Nr. sictles. be had no thon9ht Of meeting
Or seeing Ar. Key, his object being to see mt; 4;
Stewart. He had no ar1ns with him, ana olo
not know thut Ar. Bickles intended 70 take arrns
Mr. Sicktes left the house after be Butter
psrt OF htru' {Botterwortb,) came towards the
Club House. When Mr.. KeY saluted him Out
servorth) he did not know that Ar: sickles ~
approaching him. nor did be see him until be
turned to leave Mr. Key. It il not true that be
sought or detained Mr. keT, who first addressed
him (Butterworth). Their interTio" DID NOT
lat nua minute.
, 1859-03-03

&1A1Ea V4 1IIINUI3-UUOhI IOCNII.
JGFcn!& cozEt afcook County. Jaoa1<5 8pectal Te1.
HhoF+ -
=. fshaae no1as b hezsh7 xvcn 70 the kald Andrew /
Eanzfs 13 EEt Of attachment .Eea oct Of tbs oce Of
20 Qe31 orokk CouI1 took County daed the fourth
gay Of DccanheE. A. b. 1853 II b. slt Of the zaG Js7aa
kAAtor 4pd Porter 6&la1kr and Az1u6 The estatn 4
tas nd 4ndsew Short for shs sq@ of Th.ee Inoa.
vhieh ia V1it III hesn returned exec1ted 's'
Hov. tnekssose znls you ths sald Andrew J. aho.s
O1sof ooof dozntY before The I'M y of ~ asxa
ee4ai 1srm thaaof 10 b holden lbs Cuur House !.
h III F.s 1ssa9 20. I'd Plsa3 q IL ssid plsnua
sctlon tAdFe1t ~ es sntsEed Akai u ron aaa fAraf
.eoa Il " 9fepssx1 akseehsd = my "a sadaisai .
sAts6 ~ aaaa tezAaEta Nd eneeA iii b Nd . sf
Q9as& Watts / Jaaaqe, ~ 1HMs u Ssas ~ T.
, 1859-03-03

4KHPH1a, Tenu., March - H.. 1..t ,;oht
c:nsht IL ths eelles Of The Eag1 a. and q Taqusrer
eluding ths EaQk ord Eacu;,xr IN 4oalanci1 G1ss H.
xSg~ ss:, 0.'es o;a.s H,;1ss 1asesasx I'd aS1z;aa
Tas s,ores osss 81 GiiIsT aisea 1!a,k printers
@srat.an. ". II. Hunt, n. Btillnsn' H.msieh q
6Eos-, sna tbs saloon OF Joseph Teafel Vera A..
sE97sd- As9, tibQ, 900; mofe Of lsss oeYersd
&y ihsuaascA, ~"'SN""
, 1859-03-03

CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND FOND DU LACE. Z.
CHANGE OF TINE.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. IS,
~ IH& Trains On this road vii leavs chlcaso n
foiows:
800 L. M For Belo!t Janesvine. Madison and Prairie
du Qblen.
800 2: II. fof Janegv11t aud AaM OF.
Trains as7ive 1t 12.10 P. N. xnd $50 T. n.
oazyln1 the thrsush o. g. hal for al potnts IN Tie
NorthWe1t.
u through from Chicago 10 p1air1e du ohen without
change Of Car. .-A
Connecting Prairie du olen With daily Inc Of United
Etxte4 Nell uoAchoz-
1nsajv Gro !. nTNT ~ rrs
, 1859-03-03

NORTH AMERICAN
Fire Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
PAID UP CAPITAL - 90 900.
Insure axainst Losa bJ fire Only.
HUBBARD HUNT. Aeentx, Chicago, corner Lasalls
and Bouth Wate. street&
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE COAPA-
M, Of Norwich. Conn.
PAID UP CAPITAL e176 600.
Insure ageinlt Losa by Fire.
HUBBARD HUME. Akcnts corner Of South Wafer
Ana ClArk Eteet4 etzs Floor. Lopual2' Block ocb3b
THE PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.,
OF THE CITY or CHICAGO.
0mee, 142 South Water Street.
Authorized Capital. boo0n Paid in and secured,
NAHA01a1 plREcToRs:
J, r. Atd!ich, John 4. Efchol1
Z. G. Wilder, 4. Edw4rda,
Hiram B. Smith.
ApYIdOKY biBECfoRS:
Watson Can, o. II. IIaz1etor,
@. n UerueFaoA, Adam Stuth.
4. EDWARDS, President
T. G, WILDER, Secretary.
8E0. +. HA5TIE9s General AGENT
LEWIS B. RUEnELL. City Surveyor.
A3- Fire. Marine and lnland Navigation Insurance.
jel4Y2-1y
, 1859-03-03

4 TLANTIU KDHAL HAIL STEAM Nav
"A xattoo CompAnJs New York and Galway Line
lie net departure ON Nes York will be the aiean4hlp
Prince Albert,
Captata 7. J. Water1 10 sail fscu New York on ths
es!ve she RoyM HAik Prices o. :-Psst Claas,
e9; beeond 80: thhd ~: including tEre scketk u
Third Csss must pEo, de Plata xne FORK y md bed
olaa& 49, For freight OF psxaxe fnapt oi ths Ime
e.a @ E1p - Cam NV 9 Hudson stfee. 5! Bro.dwsy.
Pasaxt u the third cAss secured Il M of ihe
Above oees 70 bring PERSONS ont fro any The prlnc
pal eles on the lines oi railway In Hseat Rr!tAu pr 4
q t1o1a Galway for ~.
ALFX. HOLLAND, MANAGER,
r-vao.D NJ. q Dearborn Street Chlcaso.
New Tofk Nov. L. la6a- no34 b3s5 6ca
, 1859-03-03
HAHaIBAL And ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD

NUM VFEN fOR VHE TRANoPOR-
l. sstion OF rrei&ht and Passenger ita ertre length
from the Mi1slssppt to the Ms!ocn River. The only
ro"te that parser tn a. Joseph ard bywnich
GAkK2Ee u Checked through. PantnKerA to Kau1aa te-
baska. Pike's Peak california from To days
By taking this line.
This a rds the mo direct reliable ard e1ned
do1s Communication With KAosaA. Nebraska ealt Lake
ana Pixies Peak: car1yinE passenger 40 miles nearer IA
Rtke's PEEK than any heF Rat1oad; t5om g. ,cssph
Peak. and The ha.ysvle oEto6 Will reduce this dis
t4oce 10 473 nleA
ssesmers .2ye 81 J,1eph *ly to Iowa Point Nebras
IA CITY, 0msha and Council Bndz and eouta for Atchi
DALI ases leave st. Joleph IL I'll icapor mi Interior
towns of Kans~ Aad Neosa.ta to Leeanptou, 9s.1
2 To1eka. olswkee Gr4aahopper Fails Lax1enee and
FnTt & ley
PASSENGERS from Ctieaso and Northern Inluo's De-
tr It. Michigan, aud the Est will nnd this II all respects
the most desirable quickest and shortest route to Pixies
Peak.
Psssengers from Ch'caxo via the q B 10 3. B. make
c. se connections 1t Quincy With boat fer Hannibal.
TTaihs le4ve Hannibal n ~ 4. ". for st. Joscph.
upen atrigal Of packet lfon Quincy.
FAft - low II ~ Any other fo7te
u r;.k. 4