davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-09-08

EOR SALE-Desirab1e Residence.
= Ihs h?u.s NJ. aoc Chlezxo avenue, near woleeu
fttek Mhh ii! the modern Improvements inc.ucx bath
Hoo. arr E.* &c. ru- ssIua ktysa Nov. lss- Terms
q o r a 1 oae ,e.r. t:oo n two
fstetest The h ,enteI II 3%0 psI aaauu Ap-
psy T. SWIFT JOHNSTON, ~ As7t.A street,
4cta1U1-lw
, 1859-09-08

MANUFACTURERS GOODS.
SODA ASH. SAL-sODA,
RESIN tan Greies,) rATsTIC SODA,
Potash. BuRAx, SALT pERrE.
PRINTERS CLUES, ACIDS, ALUM.
PALM OIL, TIMERS OIL,
LAMP AND MACHINERY OIL.
suEI1Ac, TWISEs, DRY WOODS.
Indigo, LEAD. vARSIsu,
3 r u S H E S
Fcf sale low by
]. H. Il Z ED d co.,
NhoeEale and Rea! Dsussss III AMI liz Lake streets.
, 1859-09-08

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
fsr fnpesy 10 ch!eaeo, Cottage Gsore Or La.e View
u.n % the laaot;,:rntia r. a q miles fom theaSo.
N.Aau.i I.Ivef kanad u mlI.a ~es f5uua BuFtuxtoI
loT. IAere a1e ~ a71s Improved lo tne t.ber,
And u aer.s ai Gut tn tuxn las upoa vhlth Railroad
s;aiiun l. xtEuetl- This aad i. miles npm any Other
sf;hn an s surrounded b. nch Agricultural sset ~Ih
s7te ehasce fur engage general n<-
e7nte aai produce tuaaaeA, whxre suls may soon be
realized
f.t Terms arply At the t., B. i g. 4. r. otacr. 70
aa4&-lmai3s 4, T. HALL
, 1859-09-08

e~9E%HFOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
The New and Splendid
tPPER-ClBIS STEAMBOAT CAZELLE,
GAIT. T. G. BUTLER,
NaeaSe fhe dock of D.cw Goodrich Rive, ,treet nm
1aesday Evening, September IS,
Atsoc cuek,
ToF OS1oH1scA, and Infsrsn<afafS Ports.
For Freight OF Passage apply en- h ard nrtn
..a,...,. IkEW i GOODRICH.
'o @~S II J.CLEMEAr, Agent,
, 1859-09-08

EOR SALEM Il L T-Just re-
et!yed Aad for sa.e aasI b. C.aata md wl,eocsIo
Barley Mat. WHITNEY & kINBALL
No In
, 1859-09-08
THE CITY,

Auction Snlea Tod ay.
for auction sales to-day, and other new ad-
Tcrtiaemcnts, see fourth page,
, 1859-09-08

1Sn1crEn.-TEe parties who we're arrested for
resisting IN officer in tie town of Leydeo. m
account Of WHICH we gave in our last issue, we're
indicted by The Grand Jury yesterday, md will
be tried in the Superior Court.
, 1859-09-08

a QUESTION FOE TIE Doc1oRs,-Is It noss;b1e
LOT 'he !" Greek Rhigas" Mt McVicker's Theatre,
or any other person, to do what he prctends to,
s"alio" as~ord two feet long? Will some orc
skilled in human anatomy answer:
, 1859-09-08

WANTED-By 4 lady we'll quail
ne,t situation II oz PEA. Cbeasa 10 eac MuA.
satsnt n scaooL Or = Pfira:e eaeheI ia Ttu
teconasnded family. Adc1ssa 10 te kaLl 1t this once
, 1859-09-08

observation-disclosures Dchn and Chris Lind.
who were arrested Tuesday evening on charge
Of fleeing German named Henry Nasser, IN
account Of Which We gaze yesterday, were
brought up before Justice Aiken yesterday
morning and discharged for want Of EVIDENCE,
, 1859-09-08

| OsT-A Bill Pocket Book con.
- "ce thousand doTIars scrip in PhrnEx ms Co..
nes % sshf;H f., d:. o., q 7x BY ana
s1N9EK, Lake 1t.eet. viii receive su4Ase fewani.
, 1859-09-08

iou'I1 RExExnER.-The social gathering Of
tue Ladies' Society of the Union Park Baptist
Church, this evening, at the Union Park House,
on Madison street. Good things for the palate,
aud happy time is expected.
, 1859-09-08

LARCENY OF M1LK.-A German named Henry
Beck, was arrested on Tuesday for stealing two
cans Of milk. belonging to Bigsby L Smith,
from one Of the Ga1ena freight cars. He was
bound over for examination to-day in the sum
nf kS01
, 1859-09-08

FOR SALE-.Alcohol Stills
4 u1!e+Asnet has fs sal4 Two Copper Alcohol SILL
.he with cSIae,Y Ut Txeaty Threa E4rls md The 9th
Thity-r.o hey s.e III od epa.r mi afe al tn
They vi! oe sid VERT CHEAP FOR CASH or xost
apPt.s3le pa2tr and nlay te Personally nspta+d
2ae- VI further PARTICULARS rtrnx &C. apply to
DARIUS COLE, Copper :. y ill., kr-
7uf%in-1ls} .; ScaIe Atsext, Koehesssf, y. y.
, 1859-09-08

TO RENT Cheap Two large
T. Etck HouAes No. = sui s5 NIchIz.n ar.nn-
Fer Particular sppty to
..a.,.o HERFET ANTHONY,
, 1859-09-08

w ANTED-A situation rs Child
" Nurse. e~a,n.srcea Chaute,p,.11 or 1v,;,.- hr
E. ~ c. D.'as lhls oflce. ssr,t
, 1859-09-08

DnofFEp.--All action in the case Of the mar
ties arrested for resisting sheriff at Bridge
port few days since, mn account Of which
vas published at the time, has been discon-
f;nnn1
, 1859-09-08

Orr WITH THE S1Gx BoAnns.-The pol;ce oro
10 come out next ueek with new cap. 1t is
10 be OF blue cloth, with two rows Of Qilt cord.
and with a german silver badge instead of the
present sign boards,
, 1859-09-08

LARcEsr-A mau named Thomas Fran ira.
arrested this morning for the larceny Of
square from carpenter ut the corner Of Lake
aud Wells Streets and held in 800 bail 70. trial
atthe Recorders Court,
, 1859-09-08
10 l1Rnt.

TO REET.-A First Glass Four
s.tnre X. :he NrEh s1. No ~ Huron sty1rt irrI.e
Ut II. l.. HILL, 3 Lake street aua@- ~. ,lt1
, 1859-09-08

EOR SALE-The Lease and Fur
- niture Of House on Wabash averue. 1t swell at.
csGa an furnished Nth everything suitable for rua
aI az Ia; Maer. Ea.ks, &c. A4;sczs -s. H. Press
, 1859-09-08

E'OR S-ALE-A Three Story and
1.,,,es eMert 6,ek House With modern In upreveaen,4
an au1 I'm. Il ~ ee.S sfst tot e5so teet 10
- Afa-| AeAA eSoa W IfEHtsst. l. IN
, 1859-11-18

for better prices. Sales Of this sort here hare
been made IS high as $l.a5, delivered at the
mills for city grinding. Millers cannot pay ibis
Tor sending the dour away. A number Of the
mills have stopped for ths present-the margin
tor grinding being too small. Some cargoes OF
Canada club sold ut Sl.0s @1.l2-the latter very
nice, No white Genesee is offered. 3lediterra-
nrau in the street sells nt $1.06@l.l4. Flour
il as before, but firm, at sG.:5 iu lots for best
extras. Oats sell at s5@36 by weight. Barley
is steady at Csc and we notica sales Of 7 sou bu
at these figures for city 1nhltera
, 1859-11-18
Financial ann Commercial.

TurEspAY EyEIH1

-
.,,,,. =, ..,,,:s~ ss. ~ -. ~ ~.
1ene1n4 eu''Aes - se'a'"s W." upon tne
money market, aud with The falling of Of ship
sncnts the baurs will soon find it difficult to ob-
t.;r s,6, ,,,,;.,. ;,rost,nartv fcr ,ho;- t,,a.
m. -,
1ne PORK packers w'll employ considerable eur
rcncT ,bnt with the prudent caution which bank
erS hare learned to exercise, an inconrenicnt
scep'us can scarcely full to accumulate.
Exchange Is reported close and hFm at 1t.
The demand continues large.
Gold, selling rates 1&Ge per cent. Demand
light, and the shipping equally SO.
Discounts are Eend'ly obtained on what few
produce bills offer; but they eau scarcely be oh.
timed for any other purpose.
Ra:es ,nts;d. of h.rr aro ro,,,r.f at no ocr
.. .,.t ~, 80 ..-.s'
cent- pcr montn, Win lc" 1ransacnons.
ST. Lor1s.-The Dsm3crd& of yesterday says !:
..rh. 1.,,.. oa.;,... c1o.o q,
,,,,,r;nn, r.,as s,y;.., ' an..h;"1 ..Tren. co,d
annr Int re.,,;,r c"stomrrs can Obtain f. nj
snme RI III. in.,;+u, ;nns-at none of them ex.
so-,, a, 49, .Lra,,'' .,c .,sr c.ut ohorr The ron.
~. ~ ~ ." aas aase ~ ~ rats - ia1 ner ccn3
.,-.,, 80 r., ~ W,sson-; ~ nthar mr.
teu' " ,ne Eas. " "s0ou ~ - - ns,aIF1. r.
raa haa ,l;s1, l'sL + =; aan,,nJ ,era,, ;s thc
~ ~ So.If: ~ "n.s" s,ar,, s;,bt 'e W.
T;,nn iii. ,ra scarrn md in f1ernnrd at far.
,ror rn,"s f,.,r nork hills hosed m 1ntnrc
Hra-.,;nns h,,. hss,, sn,3 Enr iii 1cci,in,ots
<,ro.i1,cs ,,,1or ~ f,r h;ils m thc Esst and
s.,.: thp hp;' ~ si.a,. ~ ' ,,,,nsr st a171o 1,sr
pm, .ae,. ] ,s Prny " J.; nSsod 'eJ-v j-,1 pa :,
~. IT, eua, ss'e. s.r.a;njr ~ o,Rer.
wise,' :.
The discount on Illinois and Wisconsin cur
rcncy in St, Louis. added to the scu1rent
,ates- there .r;1, tho nr;ce of crcbanre in t],a,
'ss sA1'e wa '"s paw
city 1u'ty equal 10 IT'S cost IN ehfcago' oaF
quotations are ulways made for the currency
.,,naora
e'Se'SSA'1'-!A Ae o9@s''' VI sS'e'""' A1e sA'
'alo"'ns;
ihefs Is eon.naea gooa aemsaa sS ;of % mones'
means in satisfactory business paper, without
ali the securities OF t1s class are taken n by ahs
x3trut in outside circles. The dema nd for lOaEs
from joLblns houses, who have heretofore Ieen
r. ~ fian lT "nd ,,,ar. ;s rs
pressure lar discounts il any quarter. While,
therefore, curten. business operations. furnish
market is TIRE from az nnhealthy sttinseney, and
hut nile Is heard % Of scarcely o. Tonsy 9 eus
are altogether favorable.
, 1859-11-18

If this difference sbonld be maintained thare
viii he a larger nnmf,er nacted nt III, ni.ee
than Int senson In ncw nrodmcts thcTs hss
bren rcrv little dorc 50 f.r Greer ham. bnra
met win rood demand at - hnt shonfdsrs
lad sides have been offered ri sI1GI wi,bo,,t
fpdipg buyers. a small Iot ar neE 1ard so,J nt
VI. Ne have nothing unon whicl, IN has n
quotation for new mess pork; fl5 is asked. but
that is doller more than buyers would psv.-
There has been pretty good demand for old
mess pork, throughout tho week, at $l3.5otI
13.s5-the inside the prevailing figure. Old
bacon has also been in fair request, at :a@si
Tor shoulders and sides. Barrel lard dull Al
lec-
(From The st. Louis Republican, 1e,hf
rh.pa ara ~ rnor. hoc, r.. h.,;.u.
4ne'e IT ~ tuols uoes' we oe"e'e' IN pens
for saIe. smali lot vas rcnorted to,dsr J;
prices previously mentioned.
From the Alton Courier. 1<th1
The weather Of last week was not favorable
, 1859-11-18
f1tBurQttcR.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
ILL COMPANY, CHAsrrRxu IL lslo-
SINETY.E1GuTH SEMIANSUAL STATEMENT:
Cash Capital aud Surplus, May l, '58.
S344,64O.87.
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID At
THIS AGESEY.
For iasusaace On Due!in.. Furniture Stores, War;
hoa.ta sad eoAtea Asresand,s, Grain. NIL, Manaeso
property et Al kinds, apply to HUNT 4 HlG6lSs0S,
Lay. IL Hrkr, No. ], LOOMS Book.
Go. u. AIG2usoJ. iyi8 d:.9 3rl
, 1859-11-18

l. GUIDE, and Marriage FHe-d sa inAruc1yc tre4iiss
on tha structure and furcons Of The organs IT the hun
sitn u-~zscs 1f efn1trs a1d cl!l.s tho Toiet &c.
scientifically considered rftf-rc~ health, beauty
oustrsty. H. s. fancoasH. u. H. sls0- The c:aptss dr.
voted to the Female Toilet will t un4 useil and
ta.yc rstnlng nauy curious f4ea mt 10 he ottaited
ruu, st{ other @ourcs Willie wing ssu-Les far be7tlfy
t1gt skin &e lfat have All approved Gy
zosny ladies' Of high t-aS and fAsal n 81 pats Of e
world. For sale by s.C.EHit;tiS i Co.
IL 4 aLaSs
, 1859-11-18

- MkzcnAs7a.-1he bes. located place to c:rc1
Glaln Wa1ehous+ Immediately the depot Mhss
4ppa ati Missouri ha14roat III lux. CITY Is cold
lh+sc are hve EAu.r H.uses thereon AHp place
III A&e,uuss- It the ciy lot In Which the Is
II brought In On Lie ra,tsta1 aa. Is the
Aey for tho oahcr Warehouses
l! lcy Ant " tarr brought ra Naeh ley te not
ablc. xllt+oaI crcAAnE TITS pEosss1y.
l.ics +u xltn On. third caa duwp tie balance can
" pAu. u xe.ired .unE tetM4+
fuf r.gt4cal.ts atpiy u BEck i W1EIu
No. ~ svuia El4sx stsret.
Or 1ASf>SEEK0 Il Co. 1ow1 cat}, Iowa.
f.,jk- -IhA
, 1859-11-18
POET OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. II.
rrc7 Nile, Cotilns Du5aio <.o pkks dse, L bbs sugar
bb3s Hotases, ~ haSs dee:
I1op Montc1ua, Napier, * Joseph s5 corca WOOD 100
r7ti1pad ties.
sehr i! ea Pike lloyd Kalamazoo Is lumber % N shtn-
zifs, .05 t4ecsstads;
schr W.len. WaErtne+ Holland :! Il Ahlnslet.
rchf itxie Thtoof, Food and Rtrer. ST. 81 GttI.
sshf NeIen Zen, Rid. Euile1's fieE 73 m lumber.
ScAs Ad.nuec, Uo,c, Grand Haven, ~ III lumber.
, 1859-11-18
CLEARED.

Prop Noutezuua, Napier, st Jc.eph. htht.
schF Daap,le.s Stoddard. Bn1alc. 1s.nf0ba wheat.
S It + " Croaa. Moore O!w ego ls.0l ha com.
Schf Ellen Pike Bosd, E3l3axto tons feel {font Eo
sehs Narshded, Randall, Cleveland. 1890 hu wheat
Scht Lore star, Mekl1by, Buda Q, l6to0 ou WHEAT.
, 1859-11-18

Washington, Nor. l1.-It was officially nn-
uounced this morning that Tobacco and Corn
are excluded from the list Of free imports at
Crnary Islands. Both articles arc still subject
to heavy duties.
, 1859-11-18
7 TALUAELE NEW BOO
FOR YOUR LIBRARY.


AESoLDs HISTORY or RHODE ISLAND, Vol
rALFntYs HISTORY or NEW ENGLAND,
LIFE AND TINES OF JAMES MADISON. yol.1 :,
EScfcl0PEDLA ERtTTASlcA, Volume 18TH
4tt tosunae..... 80. - --..--..-.-....... b5o
NEW AMERICAN CYCLoPEDlA, yul .th .,,,, 60
ALLlE0ALs DICTIONARY UF AUTHORS,
soaa'e co
EESTcS'S DEBATES OF CONGRESS. Vol. II. 70
srHAGuE;s Annals OF THE AMERICAN
PhLPIT. Vol. It'll tH42sats}.. ......-......-. %
ANLlSSt,S's HISTORY OF HEEODOTUs.
F"lume 50
cAKEi's Pa1SclFLEs OF SOCIAL SCIENCE,
WHITES III .Tol!Y OF FKAxcE from The Ea..
Ae.t T,Ets 10 is4,.... .........,,.....,. 20
SIR WILLIAM uaM1LroSs LECTURES. so
WHITES EDITION OF eHAKseEARE. Fer
EAfTdEfrs iI5E DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN ..
SEW gcsS in s1t 1x osss ea
l4sd II, ,nts EEx!su. md eG'sloG<!ly 4ee'inlanls4
al extensive index rc:errIE 10 ereTy important
Few Work Il ;1c c: 1o1e
Gus languages have b.su:e fom ap.isrd. app.
g s f ~ rs sy fsass fs
It.sx boax 1nn rs d rs1t1e
THE AsSiEsI y: cncE:n. Il. 1!.toE M pse.r:es. e..
three hui tied =. ar. lY w. d. k1eu, DID,. - %
STANDARD WunkS N every aepa.t0en@ Of Asesa-
'0'> ~ '''~ S. {. GR1GGs CO,
TOILET SOAPS,
i CleSe:s Genuine Ho,ty Soap.
TOILET SOAPS,
EIMMEL'S GLYCEKINE sCAr.
ToILET SOAPS.
.R1MMEL:S ALMOND SOAP.
T O ilet sos APPS,
LCBlN'$, pIvEIs, AND OTHER FRENCH.
TOILET SOAPS,
GAELA1S'S. ALMoSD. sPEIMACETI AND GEM
lSE OLD CASTLE.
J. II. REED d. CO.,
Arotketalcs cLesa:..-, III i 1a6 Lake STREET,
Dsa'e!s In Fine Teiet Ie. fumesy, &c.
, 1859-11-18
n OSEHIIL CEMETEpT.-

IL Naaaee.s q he Rosehil Cemetery Would anoo1nea
thai on aad ssr ts cate thcy Ger 70 tie public the seec
ton Ct Cemetery Lnta- Tie Cemetery tt FtLhed ~
;hs Lake vww Pink Koaa tAt Grtea Kay Eoat. cr re
North Cat1 AID Nei.. stsret through DeunaaEie. ty
tas Chicago and Milwaukee Eaoad t. Ehstsendtn Sto3
Il tts4.k Atft4k A.-1T.-A1
, 1859-11-18
Illinois mud NIlcIli.an Canal.

ARRIVED p,.......Sov Il, 1sso.
sultan, 0tt,~1, esobu enf CON.
Ellen Aorr.k 1876 bu com 5. tu IT, LIS bu ozts.
Emi.A Joliet, 10 tons earth.
CLEARED,
E. 7. Hooper, Ii Sale. s45 It lumber 1000 shnsea,
i0,AIl&th. ..-. ..
HeosIsf Stxs Il sa,e. scoo aih. 6eo shingles Ia
lumber.
D. E. Norton, Lo:kpoFt. Light.
4. Leach. Jestet = tJ0 1t lumber.
tshSxItAI Stlu II ILn4te5. ahnslea 18th.
, 1859-11-18

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ Tor hot cod ds,es and every culinary preparation
req1tng relish; recommended ey the London Laneet a
table Made from TIE -sna! rees!Et Of the re Alexis
soyc:. oily By Gn<e El.ekxeli. tiet NaistTs nsvey.
Agents the Unit >ta.e:-G. e. YEELIS II; Fulton
.trrr, Nev York. BRAY 4 HAYES. 3lCu.nhlll. Boston.
For sale l. Chicago By uoDuEs / CO.. Gtoe=ix Stzte
o&Ta~SaAm
, 1859-11-18

f1EERE'S MOLINE PLOWS,-
~ The susrrEss having enlast-d tter facilities for
mauufa tuae. and prepared to Ill ali os1ers to
surry tile nltt1K GttaEd. (Which heretofore kare
rtt tnah ed 10 uo} nu lave a1I intend to keep
Ausfaleut OF all the styles Il
PLOWS AND BREAKERs
hitherto manufactured IS them. well esr Kinds Of
Agricultural IMPLEMENTS such the various kinds tf
Corn and rotrns Tler Cuit!v,tors Hunorok Ok toxes
{os three dlaerent stzs SHOVEL ews and Hor:e Rates
4e.. and !ntesd to keep ~ with tie scientific improve
uaents Of tht cr work Is Manufactured Of the v5
best maicEi Is bs the 1e1s woEkren 1cd Is warranted Ia
ey.ry pa:ticu.ar. DEERE co.
Moline. ILL.,. October Isl, IS2. GeSl-a1eklY
, 1859-11-18

II ENOSHA WATER CURE
~ This Institution Is situated IN oftte peasan:es
cs on t-aEc MlcLfSn IS miles nsth Of Ch:eEn 1t has
besn stYrakhi se 81 for Tie reception !" pa,ien't
The a1ainE Is Il attuE ti1us and cntiflly fup
piled With spnxs Of t1e ss Ea:es. Every st,eutson vii
h given totne ecntott Of p.reuts. For particulars and
circulars, a1dTs.s E.rESa0fEE, ItotHIcto.
H. .SEELiE, Ply ystI.ao.
kEEp6HA. Wis. May 20 x:nf.n
, 1859-11-18


ill out cargocs already cousmcnced, the Wheat
market opened buoyant, und sic was freely
paid for No. . Spring in store. After the re.
ceipt Of the New York dispatches however,
buyers had the advantage, and the market fell
10 @90c-closinS quiet but firm ut the latter
figure. Only about 81 900 bu -hels we're sold ut
esc for No. 9 Red; ?5c@ .l0o for Club aud Ex-
ira Club in bags; elt@9sc for No. ] Spring;
ss{93lc for No. Spring; and sl@s2c for Re-
jected. The inquiry for Flour Was less nctire,
and limited to choice brands-but buyers md
sellers we're apart. In ordinary brands Of Sprin:
exit a We note dull market and decline Of S
@i0c. About TOO brls were sold Mt $4.50@4.6o
for good brands Of Spring extra and $3.50 for
ordinary Supertine. The buyers for the Pitts
burgh market are limited to prices below The
views Of the holders. aud most Of the Flonr
sold to-day went 10 Boston aud New York
New Corn WIS quiet aud steady-holders beinl
rather t1rtacr than yesterday. In Old Corn an
sdvauce Of a@lc was paid. The sales Of al!
kinds foot up about 1900 bushels, at 45c for
urw No. ! +; Stc for new Rejected; 37@3sc for
Corn in the car; C6@s6Ec for old No. l; and Gee
for old No. ?. Oats advanced 1c, with a more
active mnrkar. About os (a1l bushels were so,d
ut 30@3lc for No. in store, and sc for Canal
aaoas. Rye scarce and In good demand By di.
tilers, with salcs on track ut o5@s7c and in
store ut &C, Barley more act;ye. and aaraD.
ccd 1c, With sales Of about 5000 bushels al
so@5ac for No. l, md 4oc for No. g Eieh-
xines steady at CSC. Timothy Seed in pooa
=, ,ol.',,o, A e"S1
demand II s:'W(9s'l2sc.
lie large receipts OF Logs to-day induced
the pork packers TO 60 iuto the market with
greater strength and between them aud the
, 1859-11-18

81 TH E JON Els LAMP"
i. Manufactured IN evesJ va.1eir and stye, I'D
sd sttai!y reduced prices, ey fAkbE1L IMAM,
81 Ces! sts,xt, 6oon. tSnee 10 E. f. 1cnos Cui
L. t-1ae Jaea burner, fecenuy Improved. give. rorr
lEht les. o thaa A1y oiAet kefusere
I,sl VI burner Nlxu1fActutco- ts37 s1e41u
, 1859-11-18

5DrTHruxArH4,

iDr TEIr11ArH.I MONTREAL Nov. Il.
FLort-scady hut in les. dea.ud. Super No. hid It
t;l0ss 90 Win uys1. Ut 4a Sass o. ~ 4 n % o
4a.tUd64p
GpA1N-Wheat No safes ef Importance md nttse cteI
irc: AllQal 1.t p5tcutabe for No ChicaE 'SptsoE.
AsHts u]ct ii a. 20 Tor Pearls &s $ for Pets.
, 1859-11-18
Iu1CAG GO, IOWA AND
~ NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
ia aad Alter NUNDAi, June 18Th ta39 until further

Iu1CAG Q, IOWA AND
" NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
"a aad alter MUSDAf, June 18th, tas9 until further
rct.ce. trains E.run follows:
TRIMS wEswARD, TRAINS EASTWARD.
HAs1 fAA0< T1AE,
!-taVeth caE'.. o0Aa- LrASe Cedar k1ptA SIS IN
Lava pu1 ATftsA II EHnt1n. an
AfrstAteAE ZAP Arrive II Chicago. a4s p1u
ies..-..-...- -.-..s i5rm xiaHT T1AtY-
HfsAf T1AN. LeaseCedaF kapits u % m
LfFt 3oo Pm Arrive II cItntou,,. go nm
Lave Cs.nn An7ye II Chtesxo Il n IN
ATT se II Ctt.at Pap
Esantscaz with I'll Through Trains Tor Cheasoa oandths
- Iankee Run. with takr- for fo:rnto.
~ Union tsote With sta<e. for T!pton.
AZ Lisbon with st2xes for An.rusa.
hBa-At Cstar Rapids with stages for Marion. vnton
M7terco etaI F1ls Warcry. C1a1xssie, Bradford. 1t,
thases Mitchell Fort pdse aud Sioux C!sy, To4et5 Nh
reta. Eldoa. Sevafz> BconshNo Homer. Je4ef3on Ma
FenHo Newton Drsul'trez. ani Cnunei Hinda.
VIII steamer Et2ekhaEk Eelar KlS<f fuf Vnton md
Naf-fco,
Ihs shortest, eh.pest .nd most e1p<dt1ons ronse b.
Tween Chte1xo and Cenal Io*a being ohly LIS n9ez
fron Chea<o to the Ia4lopl RtTeE md thears directly
Tefe. for 81 !. "a Ws. st.tes Depot ChIe.xo. Hi.
Al aAzeus viii be Il Tho depot n Fulton, to receive
stas Et's1 f1ea Of esa1:e;~
~.r.,.A E,And strt.
y. ~ AAAs dsai. kft' 4oo N+J
, 1859-11-18
Hog and Provision Trade.

The packing season has commenced fairly,
from sixteen 10 twenty thousand hogs hayin.
been cut within the last week, aud tie receipts
sEe now increasing steadily. with favorable
Prices opened at &5.S5{95.10. and under pres
sure for hogs 10 fill coutracts, raes were carried
up yesterday to $6. To-day, however, with two
or three exceptions, thefc were no buyers nj
over $575, and not many ut that, while the ot1er
Ing for the last Of this week and the whole Of
neat, at that figure, were pretty free. The mar
ktt ,nny be called dull ut 65.75 per 100 lbs net
for good average qualities. Packers are eau.
tious. They see nothing 10 justify Investments
Ut current figures. There is no demand Of con-
sequence for new products, and the prices that
could he realized would make loss upon hngs
bought Ut F5.75. There Is also au absence If
the outside influences that were brought to bear
last year to sustain the market, and dealers are
not disposed to base their operations upon mere
snticipations. The demand for and The value
Of fproducts, will regulate the price Of hogs more
generally this season than heretofore. This
is feature that parties who are buying
hogs in the country should not lose sight
rye Of Is would be safe- At this figure
or an eighth to q quarter more, the regular
packers would take hold pretty freely, and
lower rates are not probable unless The supplies
as the season advances, should indicate = con-
siderable increase in the crop. For the next
fortnight, t5.s5@5. 50 may be relied upon, with
the premium paid By slaughtere.s on lire hogs
which is NOW 40@50c per head, being equal 10
3c@25c per 100 lbs. As usual, this is the high
est market in the West. Louisville packers a1e
out Of faith altogether. Their views fail below
t., which includes the slaughtering, and they
show no disposition to compete this season, at
the prices that are being paid here. In St,
Louis, Is is offered, with nervous feeling,
however, on the part of packers, at that. The
figures for the three markets may therefore be
compared rs follows:
Cincinnati GnetuduE pTcn1un) k3.5atta
Iyu&Ylllt ................s.s.
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REPUnLTU An Stats CONVENTION.

State Convention Of the Republicans Of Iowa
IL called 70 assemble by their delegates at the City
of Dies Moines, 1t III o'clock 4. M, on Wednesday
tho 21d day Of june, 1859, for the nomination Of
officers TO be elected 1t the general election In Octo
Der Of this year. Candidates are to be selected for
the Offices Of Governor, Lisatsnant Governor, and
three Judges e the Supreme Court. Tie Convex
ton will take such other action N may, in its
opinion, conxibsts v the success Of the principles
And organization Of the Republican party Of this
State and Of the Union.
Every organised county Will be entitled to one
Delegate in tho Convention, and to one additional
Delegate for each leo voters, latter the first 1907
and for any additional fraction of so or moro
cast q the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, ~ SECRETARY Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
NIT tess Of their respective counties Ii directed
the calling Of the County Conventions for the ap-
pointnent Of Delegates, In the ratio above stated
and for ef6cient organization preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KASSON,
u. II. HOXIE,
N. J. RUECH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME,
r. l.. B. CLARKE,
THOS. EEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 70, 1859.
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