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The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-11
Che Daily gnnrmal.
Evansville Exchange and Currency
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eorecsed by The Branch Bank.
EXCHANGE: ...
New York, Buying = Selling
Cincinnati, I" II
BANKARIz FUNDS, on CURRENCY AT PAR.
STATE BANK OF INDIANA. ALLEGHENY CRY BANK.
BANK OF THE STATE OF IN MoNoNGAHELA BANK, Pa
DIANA. baltimore.
STATE BANK OF ONO. Except american BaHk-]
KENTUCKY. PITTsBURG
LOUISIANA. PHILADELPHIA, Except
SPECIE PAYING FREE Bank Of Pei''sytrdnad.l
BANKS OF INDIANA. MISSOURI .
WHEELING CRY. %
STOCK BANKS OF oHro-ExCEPr
Union Sandusky5 dis City, Cincinnati. 80 dis.
City Bank Columbus dis Canal, Cleveland.,.75 dis.
Seneca County......7o dis rs4
NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND, NEW JERSEY, AND della
WARE, IN GOOD CREDIT.
sPEcIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.
Brookville Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green
vile. ~ castle.
Bank of Elkhart, Elk Fayette Co. Bank, Con-
hart nersvlle.
Bank of Goshen, Goshen. Farmers Blk, Westfeld
Bank of Gospert, Gosport- Hoosier Bk Logansport-
Bank of Indiana, Michi- Indiana Bank, Madison,
gan City. Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank of Monticello, Mon Kokomo
ticello Indiana Farmers BANK,
Rank of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Franklin.
Vernon Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank of Paeli Paoh. porte,
Bank of Rockville, Wa Kentucky Stock Blk, Co
bashtown. lumbus.
Bank of Syracuse, Syra- Lagrange Bank, Lima
cuse 80 Mer. and Mechanics Bk,
Bank of SaerI, Salem. New Albany.
Bank of Salem, New Al-lNew York and Va. State
bany Stock Bank, Evansville,
Bloomington Blk, Bloem- tParke Co. Bank, Rock
ington f- i vile.
Crescent City Bank, Ey- Prairie City Bank, Terre
ansyilIe. Haute.
Canal Bank, EvanvilIe. Southern Bank of Ind,
Cambridge City B K, Cana Terre Haute.
bridge CITY. Salem Bank, Goshen.
Central Bank, Indianapo-
lis. f'l 900 z -.i
UNCURRENT FUNDS.
The principal uncurrent funds in this market are
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee. They may be
quoted about follows:
Illinois
Wisconsin
Tennesse-Planters and Union Banks.
Bank of Tennessee
FREQ Banks--sovent.
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Meetings of Secret Societies.


EransriHs lodge, No. GA. j. CoLBuRy, Secre-
tayv Regular meetings first and third Mondays in
each month, at Masonic IIall, corner of Main and
First street.. -.le
Era1,sriHe r. A. Chapter, No. H. w. E. Hot
tSoswoRTH, Secretary. Meets first Friday in each
0nth, at Masonic Hall.
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EBSTE.ACT OF THE SE.MK-.z.t-
ez NAL statement Of he affairs and oosdo4, of the
HOME INSURANCE Company, of the Gig If Eeao
York, on tie 3Ist day OF December, 1857.
f~ -1 ASSETS.
Cash Balance in .ss7 ees Sc
Bonds and Mortgages (being FIRST lien on
Real Estate, worth at least S891 000) .46o,Bo0 90
Loans on stocks, payable on demand, (nlar- = "a
ket value Of securities, S253 $50 IS
Bank Stocks, (market value 1............. o00 90
Real Estate, No. Wali street, (the offioe
of the Company eF e0< 72
2 Interest due on the lSt of January, 1855,
(ot which Sl2,625 3has since been
ceived) I4s71 g3
Balance in hands Of Agents and in course
OF transmission from Agents on the 5lst
December ,ss4 75
(of which 1887 81 has since been
ceived). . -,, --,--.-. .--',..
Premiums due and uncolIected Policies
issued at Oiiice............ ........... 2,os7 5S
Total .$Szs2l3 81
Outstanding Losses on 3lst De-
cember 1857, estimated at $50 ,410 Oh
Duo. Stockholders accouBt 3ffH cf
Gax,..v n Al
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The principal uncurrent funds in this market are
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee. They may be
ouoted about as follows:
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Y.y'SUR.z.N'cE .aGE.wCI-.ELLB.a
II c. HALLOCK. ---
EVANSVILLE, IND.
and General Insurance
- Agent, and Il
ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES
He continues to issue policies from several FIRST |
CLASS and MOST RELIABLE rr#-,
INSURANCE COMPANIES |
IN THE COUNTRY, ON INLAND AND FIRE RISKS. |
He will also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
HH- He will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT 0F
LOSSES of every description, under policies from
other agencies, and attend to the settlement of all
matters connected with Insurance, for parties inter-
ested His long experience an Insurance Agent,
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with the subject of Insurance tap2s'57-1y.
RGEye'CK' OF THE PMG.NxX M
9tG SURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD CONN
: = Ass Prssidsht =. ssersssry,
WESTERN BRANCH OFFICE 9oINoIENAFI,
NJ. MA GILL, Gen1 Agent i 4
r.. III. MAGELL . HI. M. hAGILL,
e SPEC AL AGENTS AND ADJusTBRs
STATEMENT OF ASSETS,
JANUARY 1st, 1858.
Examined and approved by the Auditors of OHIO,
INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, &c.,
IN compliance with the laws of these States. ,-s.
Cash Capital, 80 S20O,0OO.0o.
Cash .sssets, s341,51e.5e.
Cash on hand and in ST. 63
in hands of and due from Agents. AZ, ,4S2. "a
Amount loaned on Mortgages of Real Es-
700.00
Amount Loaned Pledge of Bank Stocks, 1900. 90
Bills Receivable, for loans on approved col f--
lateral and personal security. ,773.47
sofa .a-- MARKET VALUE.
Bank Stocks OF New York City Banks...IOo, ,s0o25
50 &c of Hartford and other N. e.
Banks $500
Accumulated interest 1877. 90
Total S54l, le-59
sf LIABILITIES fl srs9 ~
Due not due to Banks other Creditors.
Losses, adjusted and none
=" e- not due..... Si4
j." not adjusted and waiting 5H
proofs ZS, w
All other claims estimated
Total of all liabilities .s34 ,s1a
STATE HsgoGd 1r Soaay 3 s
Personally appeared II. KELLOGG, Secretary of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, and made oath that
the foregoing statement by him subscribed, is true
and correct in his best knowledge and belief Be
ore me. ~. G. j. H0ADLEY, Justice of the Peace.
1t rs with much pleasure ourselves and patrons,
that present the above statement of our finances,
to the careful perusa Of the public. 1t exhibits at
glance the prime and solvent condition the Com
pany is in and parties who desire Indemnity In a
strictly first-class Company, will promote their OWE
interests by paJruniziDg the
PHEAix INSURANCE CO.,
| Which may be done by application to any of the
duly commissioned Agents of the Company, In the
principal Cities and Towns of the Union. s
| Losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
septl ALLEN. G, HALL0Ck, Agent.
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M0O OTICE.-HETX.N'1 SOLD Nv
a. VI interest in establishment to Mr. Samuel
yieirery, the-styls and firm will in future be
VIeKERY & BROTHERS, in hope therefore with
the acquisition of new but experienced partner,
there will be an increase of trade to the house.
Thanks for past fayors. Respectfully, &c,
sS s. ]. w. VICKERY & Co.,
oct20 @ No. % Main street.
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Total assets of the Company ......... SI52 079 56
p H 1IABILTTIEs -t' --'
Losses adjusted and not DUE. ,775 0A 81 9
Losses unadjusted, and in sEs- f--.- --.,,f- ~,
pense, waiting for further .
PROOF ...o,fTO 0S
All other claims against the Is 1IB@ @
Company estimated. as 90
Total liabilities. ..S13 $40 90
S5,G00 = - .
The greatest amount allowed to be inquired IN any
one City, Town or Village varies according TO It's
size and class Of property s rs-rs~-l ~ Get
The greatest amount allowed to bs insared Ia any
one block, varies as in the preceding
Nopart of its capital or earnings dspesftsd
with any State States, security for Issses
therein. 49,. s-sf @. BOWERS, Pres't-
lH G. C. WAITE, Secretary 20
g. W. b. L0UNSBURY General Agent
Applications received by -.--s srl,- - ...si
A. G. HALLoCK, Agaat,
Evansville, Ind
Losses promptly adjusted and paid with fidelity
and dispatch. isl4-6mosd&w
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NyOR S.EEE 1T a R.zRG.zF.N: II
-E House and Lot in N L. Enlargementof the city
of Evansville. Enquire at the r.. i. & /. Office No.
l, North Third street, Evansville.
oct1 C. G.. COLLINS.
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wyHHsH .yHRFV.gE or BOOTS .a.H.D

W/GEJ1,E Ge.sR-25 R.9RRELS II. B.
Hallock's Illinois Cider Vinegar for sale.
This Quaker Vinegar is sour it will make
pig s9ueal 70 scratch againstt the barrel. Jr-fs2
For sale by KEEN a. PRESTON. T.
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EBSTR.GCT sT.RTE.MR.V-T OF FKE
SA condition Of the CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Hartford, January 1ss, 1888. .
81 NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of this Company is tho C1YY FTnz In
sURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. The OomPany is
located at Hartford Connecticut. .t- 60
-'at 50 9t-a CAPITAL.
The amount of IT'S Capital Stock is one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars The amount of its Cap
tai Stock paid up is hundred and fifty Thousand
dollars. riit @s -t-hF"
Cash .....,. :. SIC, ,42s ss
Cash in the hands of Agents and othsr1
persons .4ee IS
Bonds owned by the Company, 10 81 009 '''--
I'd Mortgage Bonds of the Indiana Cen e e
tral Railroad Company, paying semi-an-
nual interest of 10 per cent............ l6oee 90
Debts due the Company, secured by mort
gage Real Estate. sasle 90
Loans on collateral secured by 391 shares s
of Bank Stock, and other Stocks and 81,
Bonds in possession of the Company. 81, 1850 os
All other securities 66S Sharos Bank
Stock 81 $50 90
Bills H. 1853 IS
Accrued Interest 4043 IS
Othco SIT IT
, 1859-01-25

!AAPHOR 1Ck~-A CONVENIENT Ann
~ sa'e leme3y Of CheEptd i.Aads, Tor sale by
isfi-1thnes "0-'A q A+A-AGt+ Atok1tcA1lf4.
, 1859-01-25
From washington.

WAsu1xC1oS, Jan. 22.--1he Senate confirm
the 1t ullnat.ou Of Thomas Miller us postmaster
Of Columuns, O., and thut Of Jame8 Lewis as
Postmaster Of Newark, U.
NEw IoRE, Jan. .4-Ths 1r5bune'6 Wash
iuutou correspondent telegraphs:
The Eommlttee on Ways and Means will meet
on Tuesduy So far ns is now known. no ma-
iority retort concerning the revenue csn be
PRESENTED from the Committee, Messrs Letcher,
D,wdell ind Crawford. Mr.. Philllps has o
scheme O. hia OWL. Mr. Maclay's position is
UNCERTAIN, Howard, DuTis and Merrill ore IN
fuvnr q, II bill, the details Of WHICH huFe Eot
get besn diyulsed. :,
Mr.. Montgomery bus given notice to Mr.
Phelps. on behalf Ct the pennsylvaala Demo,
cr4ts, that be will resibt the consideration OF
any more appropriation bills until some scheme
concerning the thrift Is presented.
The Seuu.e Committee y Foreign Relations,
by vote OF 4 10 3, have agreed to report
written by Siidel1, advocating the CSC, ,000, ,0oo
appropriation, upd hare reported bill for the
fine The report is III elaborate Argumeut II
favor ut the acquisition Of Cuba. Mason.
Douglas, sIidcll and Polk agreed 10 the report.
seward. CrittrDden and Foots disagreed.
TIE city is full Of tumora to the effect that
Judge ':oue!as hes challenged Senator Fitch
Ine only foundation for these rumors Is in the
fact tlut negotiations are going Oh Tor recon~
Citation !,rlween tutm.
The Itmt4' Washington correspondent teies
graphs that the Committee On Nays aud Mems
vi! re;4urt E. bill this week, first transferring q
numaer cf urticies, INCLUDING brandies, from
the lower to the higher schedule; second
adopting the decimal schedules, thus raising
the Il to Is per cent list: third, transferring II
number IF articles from the free list to the Low.
er scht dulles
, 1859-01-25

uoutE.-The House took up Mr. Stephens
resolution. setting apart the first TWO days in
February for the consideration OF TERRITORIAL
business.
sent unless proElso b added 10 e1clooe 'ue
admission Of new States .<.....
Mr. Stenheps replied that there wss only one
State applying for admnslon. Nc "nnee "
take up The Oregon bill u soon ~ practicable,
and WAS wiling that Mr.. Morgan sooalo ouer
IN amendment, aa he had Indicated, alter the
rules shall have been suspended, 10 admit me
resolution. ,.,
Mr. Morgan dissented. he wanted the pro.
viso added. ...-.-,
The House refused to suspend the rnles-
ayes los, nuyszl, rot two thirds voting IN sne
affirmative.
Mr. KELSEY, Of New York, asked leave to
otIsr q resolution, which was passed, limiting
III debate On private bills next Saturday to
.wo tive: minute speeches on each
Mr. PHelps introduced oin approprlat'ng
$4,000 to puy the witnesses before Inc eesefat
uves:leating committees. 49,,
Mr, Hughes OF Ind, offered an amendment
tbu, no part ct the money shall be paid tor the
defence Of my parties Implicated. or for Inc
constructive mileage Of ~iinesse1, which "as re"
rcfed.
tha1 hereafter ro more than ten cents per mlie
shal be paid 10 cticers for ths distance actually
and necessarily 1ruveled in 6umneulng Wilt
pes+es. .,
The bill passed With the latter amendment
TIE House went into Committee oi tue " nolo
| on the State Of the Union on the consnior aoa
| diplomatic appropriation bull ,.
Mr, SAcr,,ihn Of Ohio, offered an amendment
! limiting the missions 10 Great brlsa'n, France
Kussia, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, China, Pesu,
Turkey, and Nicaragua ,,,
| After q debate the amendment was aooP1ea:
| Mr. Stewart, Of Nd, expressed himself
! ,o,,n.t +hia o,ora of cutting down the number
, 1859-01-25
COMMERCIAL.
comx.ereial and Money Matters.

MoxpAr ETE1Ho, JAn- ~ Icy.
Mosx1, EXCHANGE, do.-The money market
is entirely quiet There appears to be no move
ment in any direction to affect the dull routine
Of ordinary quotations. They are for exchange
1k premium, The Marine Bank still sells to
customers a. quarter below this figure. "ont-
siders" are charged ~. Banks discount ~
per cent, as usuaL
We hear, also, that considerable sums arc being
loaned at ten per cent on five years time, W
agents Of Eastern capitalists. These transacaons
must increase both in extent nnd number, aud ere
mauy months, materially relieve the money mar
kct Of the West, Gold is inactive, and Eetalls at
1m1k. Street rates nominal at l@2 per cent
per month, with few transactions.
The New York 1ritune of Saturday has the
following:
We can discover no actual change in the rates
Tor money resuiliag from the attemps oi SONS
OF the Bank managers to obtain more remune!-
alive uricaa, The supply Of frat class paper IS
| still 50 restricted, compared with the demand
that outside parties are found without ditAcuity
| 10 take all offered at Low ratea. Paper, Rlt'
edged. having thirty days to four months 10 run,
is easily passed at 495 per cent, and We neht ol
sixty days acceptance done to'aay a. ~" a 10
! az per cent; aix month"; paper. single nsne;
| poes al 50I6 per cent, srd names not 80 wei
| fnoyn al Der cent. On call mauey ia aound'
ant at to per cent. On the usual collateEa!s Of
he street snd on State stocks. Treasury Ho1es
and other iaYorite securities at per cent; w
nnders,spd @ ~ tbat tho deposits Of The Banks ars
stiIl largely increasing, aud the specie line aleo
which Indicate continuance Of tne pfesen
easy market.
coxaeRctA1.-The movements Of Brcads1uGs
Provisions, Live Stock, &c, du rug the past "ec1
we're as follows
, 1859-01-25

7NST..Tr or GRAHAM H-sKE LIZ
u ceMc Puni!c nolicef. ArS~ST 3!V+a 10 al per:
~ tav.as cts;Es sEl nrtnA:i, .A! te ea stc q
f4t al IAIT Iectssru IN IT III stie 'r A'iull
cA.1ou rt..entn. It Er.t.r :,1E, G. the aatI
i. u Of Coo Eoua.,. 10 La i. lht toutt ou%S
- ;he thy I Cai .n, u t,e =. ill'sA5 9 Mach. a.
y, la b !.s sew nth sEiI T., re"at-
~ u VI tttis- r sreN TX
Ct tie "a. wi. A.. FrA.4llr. u era "a .AaT dee D.
=. II, Il. NA...T axenL
3Jth 3.sL t,1h
, 1859-01-25

IV.N11S Il NVsf
PRODECE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
i DVANCE5 MADE VI PRODUCE In
II, Store ter Shipment s,e.b7x E1caa2se o.
Co11oa IL. sa.e t1clA1z= on New fo:k eouSat Aaa
sS,nTh u sf<r .fTert deJ b'5l aEo
, 1859-01-25

-
FRE1GuTS-The p:ss.rt rates are a. loxs-paoyls.
iossTo New York Is: PER lpo d; to Dosoa b5 II. s.
H. O. Z RoAds 7-c To Rosoa, b. rll II Portland, aad
thence ra.et. 0c to Eos.on. by rail- - Philadelphia
and baltimore. and henc. bJ vat.r. to Piladel-
phta and Baltimore, &c. DkcsRo uoos-To New York.
4l4o: to Boston. VII Albany. tL%5 to Boston By rail TO
Philadelphia Ana baltimore, aad thence By ae1 S.
10 Alb tnF ATS: 10 Baltimore ani Philadelpha a. IS.
Flnrk-To New York. t1,eo: I, Bos.oa via Albany.
sl54: to Boston BY r* to rhadepa!a aod Ba,tsno:r.
md theree by steamer: t3t; to ba3y. tlo4: to rb.
adtpba and Baltimore, u o5 10 Montreal sle3 to To-
ronto and Hamilton dc Mes, P1rk IL tSkea ST. Louis
v1a Rock g. R. 10 Peoria md ttc1ce BY water at 65c
peg bhl-
FloCR-Recetpts during th- week 81 bbla axainst L.
lis bbs the Ne:k psesous and t bbts the week
In ls The IT. * Of -Four In On satutday .st was
11ta5 bb!s. axasnst .u0 hbs the SANE week in 1855
The market du,lnx the week has bee1 active and
futile. advance cfio: has bsen sstab he'd Sses oftte
week bare been foows:0n Il. nth last 10 th.a As.
CITY SPRINT Extra 1t 80: lD] bbs Prx!le Mills do
1t Il 5 100 bbls Grs5 II ,wk Supe At sa5 On the
2Nh:s0 bbs. ehopese Spr!ns Extra. ST 45 Eoo bbls.
Arcadia d. 1t ~ $50 tbs E1ee.cr d. at a4:s 6obhS
pA'ton City d, 1t a5: % bb.s ry ttantie d. a4 e.
100 bbs Granite and Wlnnebaso do, at t3o 10o bbls
Red Winter. at e5 a5: 10 bbs low grade Supes6u+ At
e3s1 On the .ls:-eo bblA jenkins Spring Extra at Il.
ss; tobba choice sprrk Extra At q Is Gothic
While Winter. Ut Il 80 80 bhls. chn!ce Wl1ter. At ISIS
oothe 2sd-lo bbIa Orient bite Wlatez 1t &5.6ax; 20
obla stlpley Co. d. - s5s7k: 20 bbs New Clsle do
at t6 100 bbls choice sprnk Extra 1t s. TO-DAY the
sales were nnhei-Wita no round lots Offering. E1les
were:-6o bb's Rock Co. Spring Extra at sL50: s5 bbs
5eua City Spring Extra, 81 II 3 40 bb. l oss 5npee.
dne, at $3.50.
BUJhWHEAT PLoCR-1he market during the past
week has been eluted and price. hare asain declined
The following arc the clo1so8 quotations: Common
eL'5sc 100 u: Fair 70 Choice, *2a5S:.6sk: Dixoa
hill3 t3aS.
CORN AFAL-Dtu2:d ztoi and prices steady. Sales
dnn6 tie week hare been made at a2l2s ton for un
bolted, and ts5ss = ten "a: BoEed- closing quiet at
thee quotattJrs.
hlDDLfSG5-Connon to No. !. 4lsG;ls p ton.
fH0RTS- -sl29l3 ton on track,
"HEAT-Recelpts during The week 15s:5 bu asatnst
16'1 the week prevoaA AID 1a5ee the aatuc week Ia
laa The stock Of Wheat reported On hand Is s07 l5S bu
axans Gus bu the Sane lime in lks The market du
rlk Tie past week has been active and prices hsre
Advanced &c on Winter. ard 527c On sprnk, The sales
Of The week have betu follows: On the 18th. about
1o hu u stl711 - for No. Reds Il for No Red; No.
sep'ink II S+e: e s3c for New Rejected; 90 for old
do-A in store; and $50 fer etumptul" iu bags. On
the 18th; ahout ooo bu changed hands at tiel osHc
u stose for No fed sIo0101 for No. Red IN sto1e
a0oes los No. Rpnx ia soFe eaudasd aps!ns at no
, 1859-01-25
teftr fs9f;efS fsp0E.

GALE*A, ILL.,, Jan. 2i.--The excitement about
pike's re:k gold mines. is raging here ut ferer
heat. 4 lh'1e uuuetr are making arrangements
to leAfe ior the mipes from this vicinity, in the
Sarsng. il c4muany Of from 60 to 50 will leave
IRON the town of Warren.
A coulpauy Of Railroad meo have organized
At Anooy,:tAe Southern terminus of the North
trn Division ol the 1l!inois Central Railroad,
With sAt insension Of starting for p,ke's Peak in
the Spring J;.hn spault!ug, ID old engineer.
On }vc~ ~,uolive No. "3. is Captain. a number oi
The hras engineers on tie Central Raad have
Joined the compHay.
, 1859-01-25

NEW Yosk, J4n. ei-The Times' Washington
correspondent 1e!egraphs that notes have passed
between Senators Douglas and Fitch. With 4
view to explanations aud retraction, or g hos
tile meeting. The irs, note wus from Dcuglas to
Fitch, demanding resraciion Of the charge Of
ius-tood. The second from Fitch, specifying
the clurees. und inqurine IT Douglas refers to
them. II so, Fitch reilerates them. Dougas
Replies IN q detailed letter. e1piuiulng and u4od-
ifA ias, his <uage, and giving il construction
much leas ttlrus,ye thun As originally under.
siood, Fitch rejoiurd auicably, and his uo1e
will probably settle the atiaiE.
, 1859-01-25
Arrival of the santa Fe Mail,

Sr. LoCIs. J4u. * The Sauta Fe mail with
duties TO :he 9Th nust, reached Independence
yesterday.
PeHcc ilas been concluded with the Navajo In
plans.
The Neoaho mail party arrived a. Santa Fs on
the ID anst They were detained By the slow
movements Of Lieut.. Beal's party. in whose
company :,'ey travelled. They saw no Indians
but fresh sitns were visible every day. The
strength OF the COMPANY WIS doubtless the only
rcaBou Of their nut being attacked. There are
no Newspapers furnished b. The mail.
, 1859-01-25
Movement Of RFendatuns--~Jan. o2s



[EY TutcnaPa] NEW FsRk. January a. 1e59-
FInrR-10e better and quite acv@ Sale. 5s0ot Big It
s5545 . fnr Supeiae Stste: o. for Extra do
5.p for Superfne We tern t5 &t6. fur COMMON 10
medium Extra Western; smsf1et closing huo5ant. caI-
adiao dr1ne1. Sal t1 bbls 1T 6e5Et for to
ehoce E1trl Small saes Hse nout At o. 6o94:5
bu.h ID inojs ii rs: Sol bush good Hicg u Wpe
Al IS ~ bsah Che 4*o spr nE At gc Ige stsady
at &c for Elxed Western: &c for new white aud Je~E
Southern Oats fer etae - for Clnadaa
and Western
Wi1sSr-Du and lower Sales l5gbh'sa At a6h@s'A:
rhuTlslaSsPork dill and teays Sales 1aL0 tb!s Al
9Is Tor ~ Mt'-. sl7E' Tor 0d Me.s; s13s51135o
Is Inn. Be4 quiet: ssi ). 70 PITY. At tt6Ss7 toE
s!o3azi5 50 for extra Ness Beef Hams qu.e: sl19l6
/. prime Mess Beef uennaL II 1. .6ts13. Cut Meats
9uss.: sales loo paekases f9F hams; sH@sss
quest al 18Sc. ard u1,can -: S4les 9o bbs at ilG
Ee. Butter steady al liJc for Q,io i7@ls: for Stat
u5p1K-F1El; caes 80. at &c for Huenes AyEex urT
Western &c.
s7ock.-Uu,E s5s 74-1tgh: Mo 6 soH; Erie Fl Eort
gaze 81 Psclf Mail e91 EEie .43l Cect slK: Iar
lem l3a; G.!. Ex l)iv a5 :eadlpC 4s;s: Panama
lt6:4: harlem Preferred 4o&; > Guaranteed Hon:
T3lE,
, 1859-01-25
Robbery Of a County Treasury in Ohio.

CLEVELAND. Jnu. 2t.--The P2uina,attr Of this
ere,iu;. Rus that a. Ten o'clock on Friday night
three n.cu catered the Office ot the Treasurer ol
Cnshur!on couuty, ote engaging the atten.ion
ot tie Trt.suytr while the others threw q shawl
oeer his ht.a and h.id him while The first rob-
bed him Of his Keys and opened the safe, taking
$:n.o,H, All d-camped. The money consisted
u! 81, 800 i'll gold Ind silver, $l.uuo on Balti.
more and Maryland oauks. aud the balance on
O.in b,tuks. l,os:y Harrison County branch
bank Ii taGiz,
, 1859-01-25

Trial nf the - %trxDy - EiIlibucfn

Trial of the - Su~nu - Fiilibustcrs.
MspllE. Jan. ol.-Capt. injury md others
have bteu srltd l,efore the u s. Commissioner
for obstcuc.ug L. $, officers. 10 the discharge
of thelE duties un board the schooner Susan and
Tor violating The neutrality laws, and the Tom
missioner has held them to bail in the sutn Of
Il 500 to- their appearance at the Court in Feb
ru3ty,
, 1859-01-25

| ktTATE OF ILLINOIS. CUun C,tUNTY,
| - A-Ceok CoGrt7 Cscni. CoGrt-Y=bEta-g SPECIAL
, 1859-01-25

NJ LIT "a M e;. Salca *ta gsa. - j.
Iie Jayne: II cr1.u n ,s.ory S,tt VI IN amt
~ certain t,1,. I'LL L mi eXtci~,i y Alfred +:
Ia tie o!tce 1t tae Kc.ntdst = Dees r ~. cauasy Of
CSok- 3;se u lii.oia In ~ = u M1t'tasr. a.
P1x- IL u (o II. trtY 10 secure tic ss1neht OF
certain pr':as"r7 note IN ~ m.1'*A.s ns.n"asd -
inte!-s. XII rauu. .nd 4hiFtJ 5ev:l ass Aai forty
ai1 c-asA e... tats .'.re -. ny * - Ct TIC
IL la II Jat, -sg. Ia. tt, E-I. :!"ut. in
tl- c:.y C!.c : ID ''plH:y Cnr<, 1:h r'tts Of
I!u,s 1t IN j L, put,: slt.'i 70 tse
ntsb st hiu # ta- .o!lolss Jrs: inru lots of
p.rc=s OF .asls. :pse'sr II n fI-at Ii +lui5 81 re
letn t!u,, ulted c:, Ut = IL -. al Cuan3 II
Co l. l. az of Illinois. II i-c .iiHtt1 nne.
b !. II Lo1s two I, "a Gotx lea! ~. FaEt
DeA ~ : 49, '>'' GsU. " :aaAY. Mortsa.e:..
~. .,ro H. ..,.l 1884. lr,i lI..bSl
.h- n .r ..r Is lost o. el acul Feb:r5 IL. ~.
a' 49, iiEo. N. GI:AY. Mo1tt1xee-
tnsc IN 1,naa Ut 149 4-4-lt CD
, 1859-01-25

= dog: Twohooped DO. sL.5. Trps3i in nest al;5 per
nest: No. ls6 dok; No. 2 47.5o: Extra Gzed. 10
CuuRss-Four ilze4 &aals.5o q doz- Brcktrs-Hiux-
ham. $50 Y daz- EAxanoARns-1na &237Aa26o peF
dog: Wooden, st-5l Btooxs-EKtrA Wrs. &4a3topE
dog; Twtns. slHGLa74o. C1u1nW Fcs-HeAded. 4l@s
common. et.0o: Paent sls0.
W00D-Beach aad Maple, t4su2s; Hickory, t6os9
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