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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-07-06

ChurCheS.
DONE IN RHYME BY THE "pEAsANT BARD" 4"
Stand up and let me catechise;
(Not on the Shorter plan;
That's too 'old fogy for the wise,)
Q.--What's the chief end of mani
Alt is to think or e'er pretend
The negro is saint.
And blame the Maker of all flesh
For putting on the paint. -
@ Was man created good at first?
And did he fall from grace
A.-None we're at FIST created good
Except the long heeled race.
Dwell, what is sin 2 my gentle friend;
You're posted and can tell
A.-Sin is the agreem't made with Death,
And covenant with He'll
And all who love the UNION dear,
4uO OtoSVp
Are sinners of the foulest sort
Whom salt can never save.
Q.-What do the Hely Scriptures teach!
And what's efectual calling?
A.-.-They teach Us nigger-hood to preach
It's niggers to keep bawling.
Decentralization. @ -..what is that
What, when and how begin
A.---It's niggerism, Sir, throughout,
And hides q host of sins.
Q.-Whas is the sum of the commands
BY which we must abide
A.-To hate thy brother at the South
And let the Union slide.'
Q.-And what is faith !? my smiling frient
A.-Well, you don't pose me yet:
Faith is the evidence I have,
Enables me to bet.
1t is firm and fixed belief
That negroes will prevail,
And something good turn up for me
And be i: head or tail.
Q.-What instrument do angels play ?
What song sing they above
(Old fogies used golden harp
Their song, Redeeming Love-
A.-Me glad you ak dat queshun, sar;-
A banjo of one string,
! And nigge. niger is the tune
Eternally they sing.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-07-06
.4oetrg.
From the Boston Post. May Goth, 1859.
THE NEW CATECHISM,

Now Generally IN use IN Republican
Churches.
, 1859-12-03
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

r.~,x r,xx7ro D.+
rRE1Gu7s- Eastern nsilroa . h.ve amended their
..,. .:r..r n,,..,5 t1... :. S.rx yo,t Al
~ -, ~ I,.., M-,u =, N ~ po.to- ,,ter inv,
..aL *."' - n.n'..,.,,' ~. s.,,,s. ~. I'LL
s."' ~ ~ ~ "a. ~ 1,.r,,r-.
sn..n -.
.s .,d s,s.., ,,.,t<,
s.u s.,h de~-r.,s ,a.d.rsr s.1e. r.r..soo h,l,
voos sn,Inv F1t. IN 30 b,1s spdnr Super at $50:
- M. so1d snrnr r.tt. .t a b,1. Ryc Fouz
,,a,ood.,
NI11 sTurFs-n,sc md sho,. et.rce md IN demand,
tim. ~ ,,ida1Io,. at IN On t,att-
u-11FtT roc.,n,, - ~ hn .h1n,ed ,opr MARKET
o,,., ,,d .h,t. nwe, Sill, ~e,r. M hu M sn,in1
IN h ~ y, - IN ,to-r an In do IN tazs
,on., ", s,.n.. !, ,,.. =, o., :, .o,..
~ e oa 'tasA ~ 49, - =. a. IT,
w ~ Nv ~ ~ ~
'o.e, -.,, ,,nx.. ,,....
..>' c.,.s~. ~ -. r. -" ~. -, ss. H. -t,..
49, -.s.-,..k.r.., =, -, ~ .,o... ~
~ l. 49, ~ ~ 80 ~ ~. :. ..., -.
w ~ s.,.. ~ ~ -. ~ ~. ,o,. - N. -
4aaoa. 80 .s.s w ~ ~ aN'
a-.s.. ~ ~ sss.t =, 80 - s-..0
'A' '' ~ VA >'-~A " e@s" W =" W. I'll
nxr p.,.,. ,oo,,u :, ,a t.as ....a
~ - .s4.a<' -. NV Aasaas<u ~.
-SsS.'
, 1859-12-03
The British Corn Trade.

t<sU1 Lie 101tA AaEf E4p1G-3 S0fs al
Although but little additional 1aiu has fallen
throughout the past wcek, the soil las remained
in too sodden state for tie favorable prosecu-
ton Of Geld work and the completion Of wheat
sowing. The late abundance OF rnin has now
ra1scd the reservoirs higher than for two yenrs
past, and the percniation from the surface must
soon rcp1enisl tie wells so rs to there being no
iears US 10 u stea3y supply Of water for the
coming season. Tie early wheat suwn is re-
ported to be looking well. but almost too rank
IN some }ocalities. Fotntues, VIC arc sorry to
say, still deteriorate-and comp'a nts no,s cume
in from Cannda thnt rapid destruction has
commenced where there was perfect satis(uc.
ton only few weeks back. Ia Ireland larse
business has been transacted ia ali cereals ut
advancing rates. The Wheat trade in this coun-
try has decidedly improved. If some few mar
with small supplies, at M advancc Of Is to Il
perqr. Indeed, such measure of confidence
now obtains anong holders TINT return to the
low rates obtaining ut tue commencement 0
this year seems impossible, whilea IN advance Of
1es or more before next harvest may be reached
and still only leave prices moderate.
Tie continental markets are u1l either firm
or dcarcr. The rates in France}and the neigh.
boring countries come higher than Inst week.
With all the boasting in Span about abundance
and Il possible export, fne Flour at Barcelona is
worth 49s. per sack Of $50 lbs, and there Is an
expectation ot renewed free imports ia that
country. Choice Wheat remains high.priced at
Odessa; and New York, still auctuatipg in the
price Of breadstufls, shows higher range oi
prices, and though some few exports were made
when tbe rates were lower. it seems TINT for
profit thee hal better have remained at home.
The arrivals Of vessels of the coast since Sd
inst. we're t~enty-four: Of which dye we're
Wheat and e1esen Maize The transactions re-
ported were as under: four cargoes Of Wheat,
riz., two Odessa Ghrka, ut 41s. Cd. TO 49,; one
Galatz, at 34s. Cd, and one Berdanski, for Cork,
al ais. Cd. Twenty-nine or thirty cargoes o.
Maize, arrived and on passage, at aas: to s2s;
3D.; eight Of Barley, Mt els. Sd. TO a4s L., nnd
Que 1bTaila for Antwerp at 25s., with three oi
Egyp:ian Beans at 33s. 3D. to 34s per Or.
Tic sales noted last week were l19.l19 qss
Wheat, at 4as sd.f against l05,l57 qrs. last yea1
at 42s. Sd. The London averages were DIS. I'd
on ! SIS qrs.
The imports into the principal ports Of Great
Britain for the week ending Nov. 2. in Wheat
and Flour, were equal to e4,312 qrs.
, 1859-12-03

higher. Sales we're made at 55G55se for No. Il
in store, and 5sc for lot Of 1900 bushels III
bagsto arrive.
FAtLrnE Tho Boston papers announce ihe
suspension Of Mcssrs. Robinson, W,sgan d Co.,
commission merchants on Lewis wharf. Thels
liabilities are reported to be about 100000. II
is said that this firm is abundantly able to meet
It's liabilities, ha,iag more than $soo 600 invest
ed ii foreign commerce.
ClSc1xxAr1-yoy. 3o-Tle Gasttt< Of rcster-
day says:
There Was a continued aclire demand for
-four, aud prices advnnced 6c, With sales o. 4.vW
brls 1t $5.lo@5eo for superf1ne. and e5;25@5.eo
for extra. Whisky was active at and sss was o.
asked at close. Wleat nctive and firm, At q, Is
@l.e5 for primo white, and $l.15@lae tor ao.
red. No change in corn OF oats. Barley aa-
yauced l@sc, and primo Fall may be quoted at
15G77c, With mora disposition TO buy than 10
sell.
CLxyxtAxp-Noy. 30.-Flour-Sate 100 br's
GOOD extra nj $5.25. Wheat-Ssle car red at
s1.1s On track: car white ut el.23; car Ut
| $l.l7a. Bariey-Sales at 7oc- Eggs STEADY
ut l7c Dried Apples-Steady nj $1.25@ t.
| Hickory Nuts-Selliug At ;5c-
p1r1apcRQu-December l.-Flour-Sales OF
1855 bris in various lots from store at e5.1oG
5.1e for Super; s5so@5.4o for Extra, s5:5o@
| SIS for Extra Family, and *6@G.l2 for fancy
brands; and 100 and $50 brls from depot at
$5.eo@5Ao for Extrs; md 6575for Extra Fam
| i1y.
| OcEAs FRx,ou1s At SEw Yo2k-The n. !,
Tribune Of the soth reports as follows: For
Liverpool, 5000 bris Hour, at es@es6d. Tc
London, 5000 bsls -four, at sas. Cd. To Glas
gov, 900 brls flour. ut Is. od.@ss.
TolEpo, Dec. 1-Receipts-l,1s7 brls hour
4,4cs bu wheat; 5,sl1 bu corn, {, lie bu barley
Shipped by Lake Dec. Corn !. $50 tu; Flou'
6.Gss brls; Wheat i, ,6s3 bu. shipped h5 =; q
1914; Beef. tcs IS; Is cars stock. No sales O
= AnrN1 rF
, 1859-12-03
INV nnd t.rovfsfon Trade.

Hoo CBor OF Oa1o.-The Cincinnati PrifS
r,,.~.r, 4hn aoth- nuhl1shes an abstract of thr
''''''' - NV ..,. ii
assessors returns o' nogs o'ef S'A 'noo'o'e'N'
on tue list Of April last and the whole number
foots nm a.1.4 .e9s. against e.5as,ls1 lIss year,
~ .e. ~. =: 80
ano :,ao',ol2 III Do'''
It will be seen TINT ths falling on thts rear IL
So, $50, as compared with le3s, ana 1aS's4a as
compared with 1897. We Wouia caution oui
readers, however, not jump u the CONCLUSION
that there is TO be short crop oeeanse 0. th's
deficiency, eut fatnef 70 fememoes lnnt 1nels
we're still leit CONSIDERABLY 1FeT t"o mhnons ~
hogs, six mouths old, IN th!s otate Iast Arr'',
which is pretty close up to the whole number t,
pHcked ut Tie ieaoins packlns places an '9c
West, last season, ana 'hen, "nen 70 teoS: ~
this State are added 'he four i millions o. Aeh.
lucky and Indiana, anu Inc m'hfon ano H"t'
OF Illinois, rot TO say anything o. MissoaI; o.
Iowa, it w',l be legafdeo very loollsa, we uanA,
feed, still left, to mike a full crop.
tFs,n tLe Gin elnsau P.ice cusrcnt, oosh.1
The Ijelt rece,pts Of Hogs the past week,
! make an impression upon some minds that the
suoply Of them, alter a1l has been said, is proba
bly short one. and that there will be perhaps
| the fact that some Kentucky dealers have been
hurinw m The q ssly." as itis called, aud ex-
| chsnv;no on,inous nod and winks. gives plnusi-
| bity-not say uthenticity-to these first dawn
| inrs oc short crop ideas, which are operating
u,,on the minds If some dealers, md which
| places them between two 1if1iculcuities, making
them dread being into pork or out Of it Just now.
To our mind there can not be q doubt but there
viii vii he be- rs % much pork brought 10 market as last
roar nn,l re 5eem Il extremeJy nrobabc that
the supply viii exceed That Of last year, as
ne haze peretoforc stated, ten or fifteen per
cent. Owing to tho tailors oI the corn crop in
| WISCONSIN aud some Of Tue northern counties
in Itiinois Ind Iowa. conssuuent upon thc iros,
~ t,,a fnTe nnrt # Sen.e,n1er os We bnre stated
| - : t.,,i.,-s ~ fcr~ psnnr tho I,orI~cro,,
, 1859-12-03

DREsstn Hocs.--The market declined yester-
day afternoon and became dull, but this morn.
ing, the weather being colder, the market Is
steady nj n decline Sales al fuIfoMs:
, 1859-12-03
Eofmnlc, e. Il NcsTH by ffsc Europa.

Eo5tp= Dec 1.-J:.. 4l.u:::: a.sr,:e;! fef -nr"h'
xarA;
EErAnsErffs-!b!r :'> i - .,
but EtSettL GeAa -" = =. -
supported In o1a:. i. 1"ae lsE n-t "l s -.
t'ent ala.k+u end :test1ly t.Enahg surfats on 'ft
spof. t,. :;
specal-toI1 Il 1.d [ar tq Flour o. k"oa
til diy week 1ndan Gem tccn les, acye, asd Ifce3
ar lpainc As supplies uf No American wheat aaa
nour beginning TO arivc quotations asc Alesel
70 u 10 apply u taose descdstloua.
GnA1x"e quote wheat wrtteTn srd at tss99, ~ ~
7sed; southern vht-. 5.se lndiaa cosr, u11ed
Fiocs sssfra eana,. HAAS p:s ls; icv Yo.k M
CHIC. eS&7s; st. Loaii z':ss: Baltimore And fhlsoe''
PHI, :42.ta.
Proysions ase without material change but hcideEs
orally esIpca mare r1nentaaa 1or Aone time past peg
vejy quiet aud pIi.eA In great measure nonlnA
The I'm iii sa14 mailing wnhn he fnao"inx ,anfs-
l1me mesa India ess os 10 l:us tiefss.
pofk fxtntnl inacJc but hold prt1sLg Ffieee
a. quoted: kerated Ca 70 6a and 1rgpar from
go ID 1pa.
, 1859-12-03
Ncw YORK Market,

Br TE1.kdE&FH.1 Af@ o4A- DeE4 :. KY.
FGopH-pul heavy aud Tic :owrr, Salrs Il 100 bs 1T
&1lQE3 Is for stAte Is fof eIEA DO: sf1
{o1 super ~tssern - 3oa as CONT on 70 medium
extra wcst1sn - h5t5 fo! Inferior to rood shdPnK
brands X. Ii. O.-cloeng dull and tendency downward.
Canadian without fee.l change. Sae. 20 u. 4
ets for to choice e1ts re hous in fa request
at43.:5G41o.
0EAta-Wheat dull and heavy md 49, ioxer. Sa3ts
1870 b7 At afe3k&l:t for Milwaukee Club: el4sf far
Eoe4 while Ca1ad1u II e for comnn winter rcd western.
phppe1s oufy buying sufficient 10 epmptt OLD fright
tEsacmerta. KYe ve1y dull At 500. Barley plenty md
heavy Sales l1l10 bu II 1t foI wesserEs
eas;c fortew ye1c ssaate for cld yeliow. O4 heary
II "a &c for s:ate ~eftern and CANADIAN.
KuisKr-uhchAnEed. Sales 20 tEs n sc.
F1oy1noss -rerk pstty ft.n- Salts 20 bHsM el6ls
for 4l.s7al1t1 ioE Prime. inc u3ed aEt lou hfls
Inc4s tcers opon for tuuay aEd Feb:uy delivery u
&l6sl md so Is 1t tcles opllLn all III nol1h u 10
IeY IDS aEd unchanged. Sal to RS It eA8&0 cop:
try prime. 80 DO Eea4: 40 for Old atd new iepacked
mest; 80 fr e1tra Dess:d hogs tull Il
9isa P:Ine mes teef gnet at a,1al9 Cut meat. dur
Eacu steady SAes 10u br lot GrhbeI md Il &C. Lard
teady Unclaimed. Sale 80 brl* Il 1nclu.
ced :C pgi7 krao and rendered Weetern fos 1znn
asd FeruarYa 104c. Butter quiet aud s.eaay 1t me-
lec fur Ohio: l371c for State Cheese steady at 6&lD:
NuoI-Ffna account Of the ttstttd public "a q q
Wedn sd1y lat. Sa1es 3t0o lbs teee At 4x9tse; 40
baes Morocco 0pore, SpauIsb, 4ctiau Aest.1a. On
private 1estls-
Sro-Ks-1i Beard prices Eencrzly veil maintained Non.
evaesixc ana .7es ha =. Gc cent 90 cal 7asdo ~
and Ro:k 1zl3ud &sK Gaen. and chEcsxo =; Illinois
Eentlal 6e4 Psn.11a l3;h Eor~teh snd NocessefA
Re .tinx Ak K;,t W New York Genital 8ik; Hnason
- Pactdc Mil @64; Missouri 69t{A; Teuueesee SlH.
, 1859-12-03

Tha weather TO-DAY wns cold and slight
e,r7nklur Of snow fell. sufficient however to
dsts;c The freirbt trains on some of our West
err, r.;)ro.ds. The Darlington train did not
arrive Ill, nearty leu o'clock this morning, and
~. r1,;,o;. Central Ind mt nrrfred at j. O'Clock
nj. v. The sunply of uors were therefore
,n;ta r1,;t.a md ow;nc to m uruent demand
bv botb hackers and shippers prices advanced
Tor L,re. 1o@15c. Heavy Hogs sold at e4.75@
4 as. and light Hogs 1t &4.55@4e5. Dressed
Hog. we're firm but the hogs we're light, and
they arc not ono.ably hieher-althoueh in fact
hcary hogs would have brought better prices.
The esIes reported show a range of $5oo@
SIS. Good Cattle are scarce aud in demand ut
e2.5o@a.75. md extra fo4 raippers and butchers
ut S2,15e3,00.
In Provisions, owing to dull feeling in Cin-
ciuuati. the market was not 50 buoyant, and
there yes more anxiety on the part of holders
to sell. Buyers, however, as general thing
held Of, and We have but little ncW to report.
In Mesa Pork, 100 bbls heavy city we're sold tt
3l+.7s, and 10o bbls Ness by an outside packer,
ut sl4.so. There were orders from St. Louis
and other points for two or three Thousand ba,-
rela Me1s Pork, for delivery in January, 1t
*l4.5o@l6 %, but there wero no sellers At these
figures. Bulk Shoulders were offered at ste,
loose, without takers, aud Bulk Sides At tic.
Lard remains firm at 1oc, with good inquiry.
4 lot Of three tons tiercc Lard was sold nj 9ac.
and packer sold his winters supply Of rough
lard q, 6sc. Tallow il firm, with sale Of Is
bbls prime At 1oic.
tt ia
, 1859-12-03

II City Clerks Once, Chlcsco December lsts
ruoc Eotoe hereby Evs1 to IL tctoLs a.
he civ Of Chles5o Is asce1 he damages and beGsas
resut1nlo owners Of real eEttte p the south ana
u Uccs Lines TIC sdt o. sae South Eraush Ut tne
Chicago from jackson strcet to Harrison AtFeet an4 oo
The xt Side ihese2f from Van Buren, Aiett to H7soi
street. hare completed their assessment md oaas return
Aay persons wishing appeal from sa assessment must
lie ther ojeetton. In wrtns in my ofee Or Q. before
Hondsy the 18th dAy Of neeeates, 1857. II oelock
rs the Common Counc WILL u that time, In the Connc
loou hear al otcans TO aid asscssmsnt acd revise AUD
eoEH5 1taiT t. 4''' N~ Il. KEE1sMAcsx, Ctr Clerk.
, 1859-12-03

IL City Clerks pttcc. Chtcaxo, petembers lss9.
Jublc toIce:is hereby given to q! ressons fnttrse3
that the Commissioners appointed bF the Common ceoott,
Of the city Of CAlcaxo to s.e.s Ae sun Of *
de- eed 6ened It'd by the Construction Of sundEy nyea
Ia NE.on, IN accordance with ordtrs psked - tona-
sessmen. md made return thereof To my otae-.
whsrs to appeal from ~ assesassf nuss
Monday, tue 1athaY Of leeember. 1s59 at oeaeek
Room hear objections said assessment. and 1evtsc and
o'a III Irt - ~1'''- sA q. KKEISMASy, CttT clerk
, 1859-12-03

Provisions -day, 100 bbls old mess pork
sold at $14.50. New is held at SIS. Yesterday
50 bbls old mess sold at a146o, and 20 new at
<l4.75; ~ casks picked shoulders at &C, and
40 do hams. picked, at SC. Nothing else re-.
ported IN new meats. Lard, 9sc for prime, with
at Ole. In new, sales have been limited 10 COZ
kegs city at lofc, and 10 tres at 10!c. Bacon
sells for clear sid es al Ike; shoulders SIC. The
stock, al, told, does not transcend l50 bids.
Clear strips held at l0c; shoulders, 8@sac; rib
sides, 10c; no clear in the market.
, 1859-12-03

past. Small lots Of Mess sell occasionally at
Sl4CD per brl, but VIC can give no guotat1cns
for round lots. Arrived during The past three
days 45 bbls. Cleared, ncnc:
No haye noticed only limited demand for
bacon, with GALES OF u lew small lots, mostly
from second hands, at s}Gstc for shou!ders;
lGt610lc for ribbed hides; 12iQ1latc per b for
clear sides. We quote hams at l0f411c for
plain and bagged, and Sle@lsfc up to 15c per
| 1b for ordinary IT, extra and fancy sugar cured
| Arrived during tho past three day l55 caskf.
! Clenred for Florida l6s casks. Havana casks.
| lArp-In the early part OF the week re nc
ticed sales Of scme Goo tierces, mostly ut 1oac
per lb for priH,c with one or two limited parcels
ut lie, aud few hundred kegs at about 12f@
l2ac per ID. Since then there las been LITTLE or
any moment, though prime, IN ticrces, has been
offered ut the reduced rate Of 1ofc per 1b. Ar
riyed during the past three days 1T0 tcs and brls
-! aud SAL kegs. Cleared, e9ua1 TO 2,50s kega.
riz-for Florida s5, Texas 1850, HaTana l,l6s-
Firm the Louisville Jsu.nsl. 1a.l
The wenther was Too warm for killing hogs
yesterday. We heard Of no sales, but the mar
ket continues rery firm. Sales of 100 bbls mesa
pork were sold ut &1G.5o-an advance Of 50
cents, and A0,0 900 green hams 1t TIC.
tfson the rh{iad lph.a North American, sothl
Paoy1s1oxs-Ho1ders Of barrelled meats arc
firm, but there is very little doing, md mess
pork is quoted at ls0V@16.5o. with small sales
at these figures; city mess Beef is held at 800
per brl with limited sales-of Bacon the receipts
and sales are liaht-we quote green hams at 12
I @lsc. sides l0@ll4c. shoulders s@s!c. green
meats are little inquired for-and in absence
Of sales quotations are neLr1y nominal. Lard
IS fmly held, with sales Of some 500 pkgs at
l0a@llc for bbls md tres, md l14c for kegs.
mostly for cnsh. Butter moves of slowly at
l5@l6e for roll. and l0@lac for packed. No
chuuge iDtCheese, and prices range at 10i@1llc.
From the Nil~autee Sentinel, De-. cd,l
DREsstn Hocs.--Tle market declined yester-
day afternoon aud became dull, but this morn
ing, the weather being colder, the market i.
steady ut decline. Sales AZ follows:
, 1859-12-03
A cSFSSUENT NOTICE.

~ Ci,r Clerks 0t1ce Chicago. Dee. ID. 1ss3.
FuLc NotIce ii he!rty gsea ali persons interested th7t
tc Commissioners appointed bY the Common Council Of h:
TIT Of hcazp. 10 as*eas ths .nH e t1;se hgStfsa ~
G.,y t1ass upoa the nal estate Ii the West Division Ct
s-d Ct, deemed benefited ty Ihc construction Of suIdr
t;uEcts In SD ,ror IN acco daAte WITH oreis
Ia Eunlaou Eou Ct. ovem: leth 161 hare eomttted
thr!ra s-s,1nenf, nd a..e thereof to ny cd1s~.
ANY rersoas wishing to appeal fta ed 1t
dc itetr ntectirps In wri T. Hy 1es. hc!afe
EondaF tir 18th aY Of enttr, 1854. II trst
a. The Common Council WILL that time. III the Council
Kooa rear Ill objections to satc a.s-ue1 md se
cunrr.n or aopujt The kase, II. kkEIsMASS.
asa.iM Cry Iltfk.
, 1859-12-03
miscellaneous.


II City Clerks o1ce, Cl!e!so. ucee1neera, 1sss
uic noHse4 hereby kvta 70 all Pessoas naE
the Is the toEfaon C1unsA q r.
k1.y Doaa upon the real estate In sha Wet Myaioo
deemed bectded By the suntT Safet n
IL Canal Trustees subdivision ol y. W Of stealoa T.
s IL have completed tteir assessent and tcade re u1
thereof t. my 6ftce.
Any perso Wishing appeal from aad assessnent must
ale fi;-ir objecticps il wr!pK In my oce before
4onay lie iYth day Of D-esEh<s, I5sQ 1t O'clock
NJ the Common Gouaeu xl 1t thai TING. In the Council
Koom hear t pttect3qns to saa ASSESSMENT. and stTtsk
aua rs a9 a4t A i. .KRE1saANE, City Clerk
, 1859-12-03

FstpAr Eyxx1xo, Dc. ]. 1sas.
The receipts and shipments during the past
<weuty-four hours were as follows:
RZcE1rts 1EzkKepKr. D. L.
Flour Nht Com 0a1 Hoxs Hogs Gale
hex hps. lrs. 4Ql. Nc No. No
, 1859-12-03

=. q. 7. 4 " & CO.,
OF Chicago Ill., take TIL. method o. informing the t:a.e
t7t they have tho
.dtIr
Siau.lttrtnS and PACKING 3onae,
Forney owned by Moore, Stretns To- Of this ~
ready oaets nr any Enaount fst nay Et
1--A -'shsr of Pork Tlr eapaetes hhuse
At .nrt kh1t they 10 -"d nA~x ote1cb
s:ad n. aAs :s>i III tfea.:e .nA :y9 at. 4, e.z-
All work wI.raa.r /, ti:- ak.sii.:GH. Ett-- tettE
nneJ adhere Strictly t1c Commission hasut-s ID
t.cl!cx they pr ecve Nttra SHARE # pa'EchaSe
iohn snsh'Esstd aSen fot Ee ls?
sud any Ar:n.emsnt nsie 1th hin viii te duly IGNORED
eAGL T.afUK1TE. J. g. Ian.
u1ytoa. Indiana. Chicago, l1nols.
, 1859-12-03
Montreal Market.

UI TItEeAArn1 Mos7xrI- Dfc.9 >.
FloEE-HoIdes1 lnciaet to nt the market, nEd
several round rarrcls o hest supene haze ha1ds
II 41eS9t.so. Fane{ and extra quiet md unchanged.
GRAM NotlllE TO report.
Akuta-fluk # nd unch1ntE6
, 1859-12-03

Ihe CapsctJ cf Ills kds = now eQ13I 10 31f II tks
THREE THROUGH l'''1 F1.assEScEn TRAINS
BETWEEN rlTtSpGxG1! AXp tiliLADELrllLA:
1a1oush Ts.ns tttn II W<>.esa .six. rIa.slpLia
Aew Is,t. naou. l;anere A., Washington cisT :,!as
fptniEx f4itt1 3ot the Isp6rta3!ln Of
ss I. sts La s, q ny y ! 1.s
saes'ss esf. ~ ss.ssas4 + .asA 7san; Sec.r,.'
ssn'sf M T. ea' e. e. - r.
~ 1 sS1set iSft 70. iesS Gsf a
fas eepaees =. st.sares vi @ah tie aM E1,r-
AF''sia Fh!;sit,gh:s ). rN I'd 1all1Sie Is r.
f.las eoanset =. III ttsbataa 1T the pu F Linz,
Arse e.. Z %?ktsh, %s4k z -, e u r23ns.s
saf.h !, AZ. afs.'os :: Philadelphia Ii I'M. Ss~
DIV t1aa. nv 1a:> goa. os- fnTssS
aexss; ~ @ sEs M k999 a. ssse, ef r. soIs TT t:s,
Isfas Es.xs1a may Be ehsaned :: asy Of tn. Import
regular Itoe of steamers tie Mississippi! uh sse1s
FARE ALWAYS As LOW AS By AMI
OTHER ROUTE
Il
DREcT IfSE I'LL fsr AxD The
TIE eonnrrt1ax ,aeis b. The Ra!r44 t<e At Pitts
.hpc<rs I n! shs III pueI Ut
to .asp :. Ill. n.a,t - '''@& - '3o'"zs
Fer fsssai e.sssst 4a1pa directions .prl7 to or
D, ses1n. .11s:s ''s:' boyts t., Stub nte O;
Hs.ee Co. s,.4ss.l.. y: j. johnson. ;2;ev,
z; Z. MeSstler M1j,s.l:. hy:: ufsa*1s j. Ch hWer,
rertzE:ousa g: F.id4eS He- II L,!lls Ind II.
s.nna:o =. Nedlnm: A.!son. Ind: WA u nxLan,.
y, GrahAn. c. cai7". H. il. sass, i. l.nis M...
phta Tenn; tlarke Co. Ch!eseo, Ill: IL. H. H. Ko"nsz.
Ahba. H. Murphy Ea,e. puou4ne Iowa; Ese1.ht
Ak-nts of Ra;It tElt II eeea. poats Ia The Wes:
q lire stoe., aud good aecoumoatsoea
"h o' .h''E' 'he'*o
I'd Ham Phlsdephas u. YerE ,ton or Ta@ose. t.
any point the railroads ct Ohio, Kentucky Io1s l
pos W;asoa.s ias7 =. a5 ,A'aso9s!. y al aGset
viii steaues by which goods orx4FyeI to any pvft
GA the Obi. Mnatnkuui, Kentucky. Ttnatssee rnt~r
lad. 1aos N!s...ppi 1:eouslp Missouri Eansca Af.
earsas and R<d RFes; 1ad It Cleveland SacuAEy I'D
KAkea. ~1's3~
Neaaats I'd Slipper, ertsasla: ,ae transportation Of
tsels fssz TO TIN Company, r.y with cztteaes o.
Ka,es q Etshs to ~ po,nt Ii The West b, ii.
ehesxe1 ~ otter ,N.!l1oad Goa p7n.es-
- re .aneoa, f1 m4rk raskass* . ~.sa Penu. II. +.
AsffAan;. In tht atGerips xooas tho Est viii
% *eit 10 darect them to Be shipped by this route
attending 70 their shipments from the Est
ana =, e tass5 insse.. + ~ "a - sts q is
70 either Of tht o2aa :te subject of
0fS' T.lo prompt astsntisn-
J. snee4sr, Philadtph.s.
AsE[awk / Korn4 90 North street, Baltimore.
sss " 90. Assos HOUSE. OF Mol sinh "lisa
Ieseh c.. q Kl1ey st.eet, Bo.sss.
H61PT, :a:i' 6ea1 ~. 4 4fsa1. Paslaaelfass
1aO3-A~ HCQG1t General 3uzt- AHooA F. hi
, 1859-12-03

CLEARED. Nov. ..
NAzepp4. La SANe lot 81 Il lu.ut<I. 70 b5s Eaft.
L. q. tEmpne1% "a satle, uk,tA Il aEuher.
asak Hill, Ia sails, lt0.3t& DO
IArsA Ann, 0ttaxa, liA08 do
Col Fremont. jonek, hxh&-
r. NonhGp. Jole& do