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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01

the quantity Of stock from New York, with which
those markets were flooded, and which Knocked i
down TO ~ per share. His negotiations With George
Peabody and Others failed ID thust disastrous times
and Hsillman, Allen 4 Co, in ~ York, having gone
by Ire beard their acceptance wete protested, and be
aid the only ching that ~ et for him to do, and
what ~ believed ths ~ Thing that could have been
done. and which be hisvea had saved the charter.
M. Yerger closed Ser speaking At much length,
evsry VOID he ~. we doubt not, carrying its proper
conviction 10 os Who heard him, for collateral facts
and generally known circumstances snstained every
position is0k. His manner was earnest, wellit
might " a one Who WAS battling against charges
which iaailed his honor and honesty, but his Ian
- ~ sstonishingly temperate throughout that
II Christian gentleman.
The meeting adjourned after The unanimous adop-
tion Of the following resolutions, offered by Col D.
Fuller:
Resolved, That the stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, reposing unqualified CON
Rdeuce IN the ability and integrity OF the Hon. Geo.
- Yerger, cheerfully concede TO him the credit to
which he Il entitled, for the zeal and fidelity with
which he discharged the duties Of his late ofhce as
President Of this Company and take pleasure in re-
full and satisfactory vindcati0n Of his character
and administration from the aspersions which have
been east upon them,
Rss0lred, That the ofacial conduct Of George G.
LAsrAson, Esq, late Secretary Of this Company ne
mains unmpeachable, thai our confidence in his in
tegrity ID undmished, and that recognize in him
the faithful officer and honest man. $
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01
Il MEXICAN AFFAIRS" Ion," the Washington cor.
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, wrtes under date

-
respondent of the Baltimore Sum- writes, under date
of the Gath 65 Ia@
Intelligence has been received here from Mexico Of
the first movements of the Spanish squadron at Tam
pco Upon their arrival off the mouth of the river,
negotiation for an adjustment Of difficulties was at
tempted, but was suddenly broken off by the Spanish
commander, who proceeded to blockade the river and
port. Tampco is some distance up the river and the
trade Of the port is now efectually cut of. What
will be the next movement Of the Spanish feet is not
yet known II may be to send forces and lay the town
under contribution or destroy II.
There does not appear to be any government now
existing in Mexico and therefore adjustment of the
Spanish difficulties by negotiation is out of the ques-
tion. II would be well il the United States had naval
force in the Gulf Of Mexico for The protection Of our
own citizens and their commerce in that quarter.
Senor Mata, the diplomatic agent Of the JoArez
Government, Is now here iand has had an interview
with the President. He has full powers from Juarez
to negotiate treaty 1t remains to be seen whether
the President will recognize him but, should ho do
this, it will be equivalent to recognition of the
Jnarez Government and treaty may be negotiated.
understand that Juarez offers to the United States
Government any terms Of treaty which it may pro-
pose, excepting cession of Mexican Territory or the
payment OF any money on account of the reclamations
of our citizens. sos T3F
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01

Some people love to nurse pet sorrow-it is so in
terestng to NOPE about the house and imagine your
self victim.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01
CHAS., B. RAILEY 4 CO.

VA - s.ssN,".s7sC 5CS1S 's'"''{
CHAS., B., RAILEY y CO.
raAs.R. RAllEY ! co., aEsERAL oaooERl
And Dealers in
4 LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 1y.Tchoupltoulassand
No. ~ Gravisr street,
oner for SALE reasonable TERMS the following artclss
Brandy
5sa 200 packages, various qualities.
Whisky- 4
$50 packages OLD BOURBON.
NoNoNaAHELA.
m IRISH. n,
SCOTCH.
RECTIFIED,
HoLLAND.s a-"7.. II
@ AMERICAN. -..5w,
Wines In Wood =
855s SHERRY. .rs.
sSWEEr and DRY MALAGA,
winessin Glass s
WHITE. .wINEsy
s sAuTERNE, 5
~, BARsAc...stc. etc.,
200 baskets assorted. N
Suneiries-
BRANDY CHERRIES-Glsss and cork stops.
~, BRANDY FRUITs-Assorted.
.i Observation-Disclosures brands. .... 9tg
ANIsETTE-A1 qualites.-s M
CHERRY BRANDY and dscHBRRY BOUNCE.
CURACAO.
CORDIALS-Assored, all kinds.
KIRscH.
MARAScHINo.
PEPPERMINT. @O4 %
ORANGE FLOWER WATER. .o
woLFE's AROMATIC scHIEDAMLscHNAPPs.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY. =7e=a--+
RASPBERRY BRANDY. ~.
APPLE BRANDY-old and fine. ,las5 ~
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER. 81
LONDON PoRTER-Quarts and -pnts.
SCOTCH AND INDIA AIE-Quarts and pintsJ
PORTER AND ALE-In boxes qts and pts., Amerp.
Tobacco
600 boxes, Of all styles.
Pounds, half pounds, 5's, los. TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc., from the ilowest Fsrade. to, the
highest quality and price,
Cigars
An assortment of German CIGARS
Cuba Skies, etc., etc.
SNUFF PIX
Lorillard's, Garrett's, Goodwins
Roone'e, etc., ETC., etc. z-----
Pipes
PIPES of every description. .,
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities.
Goodwin's Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
Calls =. ..T
IMPERIAL in half chests, of every quaty-lOO. .pkgs
ms IL and II lb. boxes =. 400 =.
:. in canisters Of and lbs each. 100 l..
GUNPowDER, in hf. chests, of every quality, 50 =,
in6 lb., u lb. and canisers, lOoi :.
YOUNG HYsoN hf. chests, ass'd quality, 80 .,
ooLoNG .PoUCHoNG, =. -. 100 s.,
inl0 Is and 20 h., 100 :.
PoUCHONG. in and o. papers, 100 :.
Pickles, Preserves, Ketchups,yetc.,
sround Spices.
Wood and wiIIovviWare.
spices
100 bags PEPPER.
20 bales and half bales CLOVES.
80 bags ALLsPICE.
i 500 mats CAssIA.
1oOOspounds NUTMEGs.
200 :. MACE.
.aper-
Hardwaressraw,
= Cap and Letter,
Tea, News, etc., etc.
'laying Cards
American and Spanish, every variety.
)ils-
Lard. Sperm, Whale Cotton Seed
.=k
Quarts and pints-2OO baskets,
ioap-
Magnolia, Colgate, Winchester. Western etc.
Coffee z..ss s.. &c.,.
RIO, JAVA,
WHITE AND BROWN.
- 75-.tz MOCHA, LAGUAYRA. =.
Candles srs
sTAR-l5OO boxes. ....
SPERM, g..
. cHEMIcAL.sPERS, etc.l
aosHEN-Fresh. landing constantly by steamers and
sail vessels. from the.best Eastern Dairies
WEsTERN-Fresh, landing constantly BY steamersl
Cheese
250.boxesanowSnlsto lstors-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01
1aiIQ Grfstsllt
"a E J 7 r losslaQ. JANUARY ], 1859.
e. sIIssssls = 8. rs.Ksr.


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1870 Z. ~ ). Nv &. q! Ssssss No.
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ss sz|S ~ s- ,..hs .,ss Il
ssEy sSsE's 3s sa - ,,N.s NJ No.. i.,,c,
,,sbt IN q e,.sa,rss'
|;sa;1 N. f. c3hsrter.
ls svecvsl6 siows tbst i the stajr
ESs q. 81, 81 snd ,ie Director
- ~ llIi II IS ~ d,sy "a they no
u NJ; sx ssse W. RE- vSIch bitnse1i ~
S6 N =. YjSs ia Insle evefy 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01
JOHNSTON & TURN,
GREAT EMPORIUnIs

GREAT EMpORIUm. + Isss = 93
M n
4 5 s44si.f NM w
: "
AND I'M
eNSs cArs' cAf
= o R p y In
5A At@ll
M = ~ 4 \. X
glg
| VII.
TnryUcrnu ~ myyppyrT2 X z3k ,5
~ #XsS nj
oND1" n y 81 "a LES
/ &qNEA 4ss
T. VIZ On st, Charles street M "a
| H iC
yS Near the FRONT ~ tjal
q
8 Z,
THD CIR uA.rDsT = rSxs :
sf Il,
y y
HATS AND GABef Bh
lz#sssH
EVER BROUGHT TO THE CHI q
u u
Thew have ,ome,btnu in that line To ,u,. II, n ~ " y
rvppy ypOnv #%rS
VI III ss y
r,.,. ,r.,s.. Ii z
Foul-sor Peace or for WARRIOR %ag
,,r,,u,uc u.mr.v. nm x,or.S.,s..sS n
aa IL
All demands made lupcn their sioek-s surs nsx1
= ready response.
io SNOW shef CUSTOMERS the great Vafe'y ktg AS1s Il
enumsrAss to moderate extent They WIFE az Hss M q
tion to their stock OF y
GEMTLEMEN'S DRESS HATE 4 Y.
Consisting of the different varieties Of Il
FRENCH Observation-Disclosures stsss Il #
FRENCH FUR-LAtest Style. u
AMERICAN FUR-Latest styie1 sff Il
-AIso-f
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE srx,
which !. no. to be SURPASSED by .ny,Ans y. preas
-Ae''AA'' VI A''N N''' '''' '-'s' 's''A y
FELT HATS,
being all the varieties Of
SOFT BEAVER HATS. with low crovn q, yt,., I. w,
the taste.
Fine French Fur MALAKoFFs and REpA NJ, ss,.ss u.
Fine Black and ool0red French Ens'h and AaaseAa
hAfs-bf0ad or narrow Brim-high or Les esass3
BENGAL fIAlDs of French English or A1'sH7a
a ~ ~ i'1AA' Vi a" qaan'e''
u 1lNSe.s less.
They also bay. the following s.,,.,,. Id
8
MI nUt&
8(
-,
~, s,,. nc -
ored silk.
- F. ''''' sAi'-AA p''' N, Il
FANCY CAPS, with Ames-for Children. Nj
n. i a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01
RICE MILLs-RlCE MILLs-RICE MILLS

The best plan Of hulng Rice ever tied Is by the
sTEtM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED JOHN TALON, is
II will hull FIVE bushels Of prepared in from 2sto IS
minutes according the quality of the Rice Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON al the Foundry Machine Shop corner Of
eord and New levee Streets agent for the manu-
facture and sale Of the same - 7
JOHN TALON, Pa,entee
new orleans, November IL 1855, nlS "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01

E(HEAU -BREAU FUH
SOUTHERN MECHANICS, STEAM BAKERY
Corner Of Clio and Franklin strees-Depot No. Poydras
Near New Levee street,
j. J. DANIELS SON, Proprietors.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit warranted Of the superior quality
and at the lowest market prices
H All orders left above will be promptly correctly
filed, OF If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01

GiFTs' G1FTs' GIFTss
'5,.E rs THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKSl
VANS CO. No. Camp street. have hand large and
Of the choicest olecons of Standard and
Works offered in New Orle ns
Also. elegant of fine Family Pocket Bibles
Prayer Books Albums and Annua the best
suitable for the paIlor table, and Presentation Books
Ing at the lowest retail prices
AHIFT WILL BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
at the time Of sale.
The Gifts valued from SOO consisting Of old
and Silver Wa chss and great variety OF Jewey Lockes
Chain Sets of Cameo, etc.
Ladies and gentlemen respectable invited and ex
anime the stock at The GIFT BOOK STORE,
dO 3m No. Camp street.
HAAPSBERG GIN SCHNAPPS AND WINE
II BITTERS- "
loo of the celebrated Haapsberg Gin schnapps.
100 cases Haapsberg Gin Cocktails
100 cases Van Lieus Wine Bters.
100 Van Lien's Stomach Bitters.
Just received and for sale by
d14 "' III. H, Tommnn, m mW s,rse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01

RURDEN's BOAT sPInEs.
Two Hundred Kegs Boat Spikes. assorted 81 to inch.
Now landing and for sale by
STARK, sTAUFFER L CO.,
100 6fk9fW "a ran,, .t.,,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-01

l101-6afhoun & Atkinsons Plows, assorted
800 Vandens successor to McCanahan Plows assorted
600 Garrett Cottmans Steel Mould Board PlowS ass'd
1900 John Jabez and Albert Kings Carey Plows
100 Hall speer's Cast and Wrought Peacock and
.'yaey" Plows assorted.
80 VIM. Bairds Pows, assorted.
For sale by SLARK, STAUFFER CO.
d24 6t&atW GA Canal street.
, 1859-03-22
Gpeeiat Dotircs.


rive llunuTCu O0ll1fS NG-
rvAKpThe under ntl ay1ne received letters from ssy-
er rnrrcla,s of Chicago. nfsrzunE him that revcral un-
rnrplcd persons engaged IN buths and .tag mixed
and pelsonous Liquor, unlct ills trade marx. 'hlea Aru-
sua,ic S1uspp4" nut up In bats with tabels wr7crt,
aud amis IT Ills autograph c,ose initiation taezco
nd bscrnE shat any others In ct1nt cities in the West
engaged in The fclnlou business defiance u Tic
3rs and IH4.lca attached e1u and to put stoptu t!c
1lTnnE II Ills t71c 1nafk be Offer. reward of FIR
1tandrct Dollars fts such evidence wlc~l 10 the l.:tc
san aud eonsaou II any ,e1son parties .tn1iacd inthc
Aatnlr.
The rearl will e paid 10 any pes~on ha may haee len
'nuucnty cIoyr1 tn tn narnfacurr Vt such counterfeit,
e,c: ~salre.. 1abvcr, PRINTER ensves, If Latc nlas
tI upon the legal convi1oa IT tlc guilty employer. At
tuch pe1toas hereby caut!oncd als engaging con-
ttnuinE in srch ct:.na employment tlcf r <sts 'fce.
Ihcy also cby infn..u tias all c;icrs fr !*t,s
1nuu- engraved blosk% tt1z vorE to b. Used in TIC
sepnastfon Of such coulct.:t, fcuunuA thu.
iley byaz the u t undersigned nnr*s the aEt'1es
4,ttr4 arr II, IL delivered lis principal Dr;rt .. R.yt
r1na New York. And I'll lczs :hu. engaged .u aiding
ard alrttins tue snsnufarta II salt II. scA counterf:a
:er jrse,lt Etr. viii br bst acale to tie laM.
Al ..:I,uuujcat.on:ro IL ad1se<xd II .ac,
C1}DLrliD WOLFE.
ulls-es-'-S s:l,eaver str,xt New York
- IIcrring's Patent Champion
FIRE AND nCKGLAR:rRooF sArEs-w1,h l!s';'-
Patent ruwdrr rc+{ Locks the tia, Wis sw4ritl
separate mca.. at thr Worlds tn 1utoz .sl. and tc
Ne.lds Fas Ncw yu1l 16:1 and :,r the o.!y American
Sai.s tia, awarded lue.a. Ut the London WvfIA
Fair.
?hr- Sa3ss t'rn this 1nuss 1rrt ~cnity against F!:c
;Id !arE4,n. - Any sic ever nacsya to tl,c }ujnr.
tloo RE~AEo will b. ua tu auy peEs'.n that show
a11t ErE1ISGH rATESr CHAMPION SAFE cvct failed to
t,f.,er%c It's contents In an accidental fir.
-
, 1859-03-22

,OOA ~ c-Aa0EN1,
COOK. M SARGENT & ponSEY. Ypassap't'' ''~''
,.. >,- Iowa CHs. Iowa.
'''. rr .nS ssncrSr eo Fe De. Av'ne=, Iowa.
f7ofenee' Se''a'ka'
Rnulxera md TSea1cra in Exchange.
Make Collection. and rcr., to any pat of the un!n.
t,n1 Warrants G,urft sid IND i.,tsd
Att3p;s tas as!sa s!aassse xfa Si!a y !;
fo'h : 1sGiwXEf wEXsta?1; 1;ma na'tnto''' c1x, i0"9
EE,er ". C,a,t h ia. r1dlatc,rhtA
+ ~ 1@t $ssi i'ss fss H. t. :nk, SsG 'ssi rssun
III, t:Iark / Nr1,hsf: II Louis.
:. t;r1. s snith s Z To- tIirs.o.
John .. sat:rnt, @ Ma,ains1.n. y :. NY.
rnt1E &>-t- fI, 411p1p
liz ni1N n ~ - cltctaA:
Banker. and Dealer. In Exchange.
All collection. Inr>ed to then. xpl ntrt pHnpt a,trn
- 0E13,rEI
4 =; s3nS,fx UENlEh, II L,,rsr,,. rx,.u.>cr
Asn COLLECTION orrlcr.
n".s. ".s.>.-~~'---~-.-..,. -~-~~~-e ~
~Errf,Ep r. pu0,rtIE1>
Il =: Fl, d; :s :,;4 x ;:
Irnr si,,c * ~. stnre T.ins I;nf iiu;,lnl. o,e
fam = u IL Il, ii nm
rx,rr RI xnuh f,,nt 1,>.no
N,tnnl;tan tt,nt New York
Sherman Il I.nilinv
N.dnr i,anE t.h1ar,
i fl i,,nham II II sb.e,po
, -. >,,-,.r-t r. ,.r,.,rp ,.-,
e1i'@i@{; : IKFS & XoRToX NJ y
~ EIyxrns ayn DEtEEESfy ErcH1y6E
No IS South cIatk street chIco7, ILL.,
r,~1,.-
ILLINOIS SAVINGS lNSIIl'I-
= r., H.. c,t. .'o' c,,,.nuo
A''
l'ScohfoaATEo fEaRcARf' 4e'''
"1s1s, ''oha ~ ttA<>ts VI pe'stn$ 1hsua1ns
MENOIsS AND MARRIED. WOMEN.
T., .. -x-
july 7sesztzx.
| r,b, II E,n11, Vim r. t,,,ru. In. I}un1,am
iee WII,,h. aS :ha R.; I.n II M Wi;!rE iynsa'
!;.,' + Sfinfnn. -Et1c. to'tn:f!' u. IS !" Lo''
mir. xn. "a w..h1nx4on street p.rt,and I;nek
sH!se HpeA a1y aat1ss tns asaas aooEs III e"as LUZ
vi Aass>+' s'' "'0o1s sn.MSSt1 KYLE 1,r~,,rr+
, 1859-03-22

- Those who are Curious to
r:,c~ .he wonderful perfection su wl'vt A. Oh>waln
tla.c nanaser R:tiv!ofs X ~ h.s lrpus: The ,lu
t4rture u Wig. and TouteA irtcd to si. III Wig
aud IIir Dtcg louut. No. Tztuont Hloek. and eean.
e tcsc cu.ios productions u art. NJ scrutiny tn d..
ft the lr1.Eciu ttuu the natural Irn a;usicd IL tie
trad. .1eSly
z. Sawyers Fluid Extract "f
l;atk III t4alv rrs=ly FIR Fsr"r md ste, usd ie w
.:.u. f,rn,s VI K,. diseases, Intermittent Rcn:itrt:,
tll Fever at lat ague asl1; tl4ciz origin iu iaaf:4
a. very fertile and 1u.r<y Districts prepared by IT. = $.
f4wter druggist aud Chemist ad sud ty Sawyer. Paige
d IT,, M. ii I.akr strcet, Chicago.
The rr,r:y t. prepared c,:itey t,t1 Vegetable *ssta.
ces and sultal, ac1rury. arsenic, anything tr .sn
1rnvc jufinIs ta the *ystr its tfc&ts In t"Sr #
,rulrtrcnt AM, ,tnlc we adapted IL s:orr the ra:thS
ron Of tlr Liver ami S&.lch. w!h:e functions ae 70
generally impaired iu Ills cla<s " t.Is4:ss.s.
QuIint aud ,!lr tnls only in t4ny easts tUlTrak
.le cl4. .l tvliuve tLu discusses f thu liver mid
.,hc. n,..,s Implicated wc. fie chill and fever tI
iu.d l'nrc lie ursam"< IT tf "Flud Extract If laFk.
islrtlrulas III rtstp- wlcrt ay-an* cs1't t8 ret'y
-4n-.!tc,i} which cstaS ii tc qualities suited to te it,
.ir.ti.s> # tLrsr .:,a!4.!j:s,
Elun!,vt. Il: c+t:Ial. In rras tn tlc efficacy IT tic
,s1n~ fran. ,s:='* f st;artiity. have t4rn given II
thy }rp:ittu1-.ut IL lu.s nsc IT te,4 ,e pr
1rrs IL h1:r liz c,ce inrulucc I;se securely l.: i.
nlc,its.
, 1859-03-22
4arrss Tributte.
GREAT RAILROAD C0NvESTioN.
TIE COMBINATION BLOWN 10 pEoEs


Every Road on Its own Hook.
Drr7Alo, Saturday March ls.
The great Railroad Convention which met in
tlis city on Wednesday, adjourned last evening
<in< die The session was stormy one from the
first hour to the last, mud finally blew up, scat
tcring the St. Nicholas contract to the four
winds. Every road will hereafter be on its own
hook, controlled br its own interests, ns it un-
tlers,ands them. Three things hase been ac-
co,nplisl.ed, viz.: There viii hereafter be lower
rates Of fare from the sea board to the interior;
I'd. Lower tariff for frcig ght; Sd. Faster running.
Competition ,yil tukc The place Of ron,bination
ind monopoly?
The ostensiblc cause Of the split, WIS the diff
cult. in fixing the starting ont time from New
York. The Baltimore aud Ohio and pensylya-
niu Central contendng for 4. ", the New York
and Eric preferring md urging the same hour,
and the Hudson River and New York Central
insisting upon 6 A. N. The Hudson River Road
utterly refused to start IL late rs s 4. II. and
would not consent to run an extra tr"n The
Camden l. Ambpy Road, on the other hand,
would not start 4 train from New York earlier
than 4. u.
Two days Of sharp and acrimonious debate
followed. Former acts Of bad faith were a1-
lodged and denied, and counter charges we're
hurled back. Neither interest would concede
the point, and finally the convention broke
down, and the great combination was at al end.
Mr.. Garrett, President Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Kai1road, gave notice that tho Southern lines
would meet at Columbus on the 23d, to lix time
table for those roads and their connections.
Thercupon Dir. Hammond read Z notice cali
ns meeting Of the representatives If the sevc-
ral Northern and Western lines at the Clarcu~
don ut T. ", to arrange time table for those
roads. This convention met at the appointed
hour, and made up table which wc publish,
elsewhere. They fix = A. II. us the starting out
time from New York, reaching But1alo ut 10 p
H., and hare fixed the through time from New
York to Chicago at 81 hours for tue first truin,
and IS hours for the second.
With these preliminary explanations, your
readers will be better able to understand rc-
port Of the doings of ,l!e Convention. The fol-
lowing list Of delegates were present, represent
ing forty-six roads:
;ani. f<rtra'-W r. Arthur, Superintendent; T.. Fur
Syth. tellertl Freight Agent,
'fT;otr turj;u,som ,,uf f},nr,.--Jt1n Van Notw;ck
, 1859-03-22

THE 1FFLE OF D1SCUK1.
Mr.. 1ewett, from the Committee OIL Time
Tables. reported the following schedule:
u ,t.,:.: t:.iE, ~ vrc New York at ~. and
Il :e." in :.s hllr.. aud II Cincinnati III Ss hours.
F: .':,= 1;:.:s n leave New York 1t ! r. ". IL run I"
th:r.u IN fr,:rs. a:;t t.ics!al IN Fl l:rs.
Morning tl!as tave hcaeo aud r1n to New
Y..-: IL :. !.,ur-.
III. u to lr:.ve Chicago r. H., and geac New
t4.:E 4. - hui!s,
, 1859-03-22
1Susil1fss Uarns.

fzkK1ss a4.s to-l btSl 5rS1ts Ko1vkr:
erDrr7, rTrv
NlEElE IL ltllE1.
,sx,, 1y A1lo"Nh'o al Law - Dt'.D'' ''ss'' ~A'
Rtom no. Walkers Cull!!nf' 10 bo1 -:
H. r sfEfIE. tdesl y. IL. h1LEI.
~Dt,1-rC1,1> c1Ts1,D E. ~
[ 1atA - IO4t1, - -, ~ ~,
snd c1a Ts,e tu,l; L;skIof S|ass' b s:c5s "a M
s.''''. " NV ~ ~ --1s -e.Ies
~. II. g. L. IATLIN.
WI11I. .rs.IE PAPER WAREHOUSE
~ South wafer street,
l.os ls;e!s. xhth M ts: !. q: pics
VULCAN FOUNDRY.
1nots Clifton tFesf' between u'''" anu 'atf' ehea'
HENRY "ARElAdloS'
&ssS:xss ~ ~ hi! Sta:i:f :; H. m w., r.,,..
'snu*u -: - - = ---- .:=t'z-
EDWARD e.. ASA1,
~ - tao4N.'H "a 49,, 49, --LiN = A'A"'
:1r~ mrTo3rAr .t W. - r WAiTiN 7I1,e; =
ia ;S S sl s I'd
2ao Lake street, cor. Franklin.
= IT, To Tue "r ~ sox<
HlalFe4'''l3 '. =. "-At-+4-3 .oe...
, 1859-03-22
Gopartl1rrships, Xc.

~-o1I1r rtN - D,,,+,,o,x,l,;,,
N 1etr!ess?r existing i.t~ren ,hs undersigned ondts
so a~ ~ M.h as' %ss's: TX ,S:a BY pH'}Iai H w,vs1
ml'sl~. --.-------.ELAM Elan l. kSorT.
N10TIcE f,,,rn, u Van 3r,n+
,ef Il: 5ss ss ' I'll 4es sss ct + ,hs xas :ass a:
ss * St Il 7; Ghs, M, }s ISL s in The city e
.;HaEtGfsr .:EoHGE +: ? VA ! x4iH1S hHHNr.
St~ York oet"'s'1. 1ss: ----1 mA!e3t' ~ -
n1SSOITTIDN,-Thc firm Of E.
~ u ,ei.,n"ry X c. la. lsvn dl..alved by mutual
',s s. I'll, ~, da&1sEk
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
i ToFoRE :.;,f M i.txs.e @ C. ); N.st.: J. ?; I!,1;y
% sf n 5ni tho t ~ T ss r. 1a I'm a. +; j. a.,
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'S, II '''' - "'''' - ~A II. 11:1Eyy.
Chtcarn- Narra H. 1s.a- O. mhis ":
CnpA1,T>rr,,S111D NOTICES
r.. ,,ar>,n.s - Ene. =, ~. -, t,, ra,1a-r,n
=: 'rassaetins rsckn :tnd copmis!2, laslpc;:; 49,,
CNitasu. Feb. 1s 1859. n,s1ln.cAf
-----
d,l,1.d h,yr is b. .ay t. xas1d IN Into cot,artpr1ip
, ,ds1 tS S s.a. 5 E i e s4s y % WSat t s
u, sner'7~'1"o Nilan: \ ih'n'p~n anu John Z. y 4'
IL liz oa iuh'2ef ~ south M;sF nhsT;, ,,,,.,
JOHN &: NlLLlAGMs
of tut stc it', q, q Maaains I1s, tttTI tHmP''"'
=, HASH!SLiNN SMttA
funncl} III Lit u !.E*.'t iIF s!oo1a 1faoe-
M 1;I.,I -: n.lss' -
ee's:'s:' 4a'ea 's' ,so' '.'''' ~ In
~ cc,,rtnrcb,n l,cr,tn,,,7 r1Srr ,e+xen t,c mi.
He1s1u!"t eAs.E t* st' ~ 11it-
ssHtsIs, Msf the NM % a. Sts'on "ooley . Fuison' II
That % ~ y - tss'i H,i. .d q. auth,
++'e A1-' @es ~ . = EtsS w a1r1s.s
VI ''s '"e '1A' 1rs:t 8. s. Z - tcNt
'!Ms 1t-s =; = TnhtEt11s fTLE11s
>,,, =. - II r. -: nIELaHH''
, 1859-03-22
BankinQ and Grrbange.


r ALTMAN HEnEE & co.
uaNErPs tyn pEAIERs IN rvCHANGE
~
n rTmt T. atfRton s,sn tg rcs,ie'; RefeF to H.
jAcop LAru4s TupNas nK1stf aro. c. 1ArxAx-
aAt eeo5 s@
= II, ATEX ANnER & cos
,e.11cn 1nI.sr
A]e o0~'nA-'o ncesH+
n,uk of eno,lt Fo.essn and Do31cxtIc Exchange ard
f-,lf-,f,,n E4r}.nre M Neg Yurk BostIn Ph4Edel-
, 1859-03-22

+ AUMAN, HEDGE & CO.,
41 BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BuHHa7os, Iowa.
Prompt attention given to -ois-e.1cn. Refer to !. H.
Bu.rh & TO-. F. u. Adam1, Underwood h Cs.
JACUB LAEN4S. 1npAA9 MEDtk- aEo.C AAsAAas
bt~1bf7 317
, 1859-03-22

The original reS0lntiOn and time table as be-
fire agreed npon WIS then again put anil car
red. lr. Rice expressed his annoyancc ut this
us'towarA result. when Mr.. Moran again bccnme
excited and addressed strons language to Mr.
Rice Fialin= t'c temper os t!sr PARTIES to"
warm fur further dcliberation at present, the
Crmsnittc'' adjourned tnr tho night.
When Mr. Moran LETT the Committee ronm 1T
thu hight adjournment, lie went straight tn his
r"oln, and considerable persuasion was Used Le-
tt're lie would consent tu see anyone Ill the sub
jrct l,nGrr discussion. When he did talk with
o;'.er gentlemen he was very bitter against the
New York Central, charging them will design
Er:l>tus Corning or ncau Richmond. in his
nri.hburllood. threw him into great excitement.
E:rrv attempt oil the part of Western repre-
sea:asivrs to concliatc linn was met by the
charge that they were under New York Central
Influences.
, 1859-03-22

+
Pursuant to the resolution adopted at the
morning session Of the Contention. the repre-
scutativcs Of tic several northern and western
lines assembled 1t the Clarendon Hotel 1t ) T. II.
The Convention was calied to order by a1'-
pointing G. G. Hammond chairman, and John
Campbell secretary. 1t was agreed that trains
leave New York as follows:
, 1859-03-22

CHARLES II. HAM s. CO.,
~ BASKEKS MD DEALERS ~ EXCHANGE.
- Clark Street, Chicago.
Commission ncpattment-uAN. CHAMBERS co.
pea,e.s in Negotiable Securities. Buy and *el paper
euyti By Real Estate and give spca1 aUelun t. lnyest-
Ecn1s for Eastern pa,tses api61s5A
| tHsy H. HAN. q, b. cHANpEEs. u. WHI1TLE-
, 1859-03-22

nUPEE, BECK s. SAYLES,
- NiNKEKS AND BROKERS.
Numbers and S Devon>h!re strevt. Boston.
Give particular attention the NIn 1t Like SUPERIOR and
ate rtx{E1ed furnish reliable ufulatun Inspecting ttn
,athty review Of the stuck and money nlarke With
4,tns Of Ill the current securities, will be scut ~ iy
ajLirss desired. aps5 -
JAS A. hETEL. lANB HECk- HEtA1 sA1L1s