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, 1859-02-21
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no TIE PRESS AND rRfR1NE.
xXxvth 0oSceEss---sEcNK0 SEssr,

LAWN oSae6kss---SEC0ND SESSION,
MAsHKoroN, Feb. ls.-SsxA.1.-Nr,M Msson.
from the Committee on Foreign Affairs. rrnnrt.
e. e. ne memorial Of Edward Z. Cooper and nass-
OF Icy OF Nevosa, in the Caribbean R.s .,d
1eeommsnded that It be indefinitely postnoned.
nj. Seward presented memorial Of =. X
Coiltns, asklng for the balances due him fnr A.
lantc msil service. Referred to the post of;ce
The Senste, after some diaeussion .,r..d :.
feec'no the eleven O'Clock hour Of meet'nu .nd
taatesd thereot to meet at noon. work hard .nd
s 81. ss long an they can without holding evening
hessrs. Davis. Hale and others on both s5do,
Me uoamoer, declared that they never saw
az gooo come cut Of after dinner meetings.
The specisl order coming up. Mr. Mann
moved 70 postpone..t, and take up The bill plac.
taG .ne NAVAL and Military fosces at the Preti-
06ntS discretion. - asked in his EnesasQe,
h;is A. hunter insisted on tho Appropriation
Alter heightened discussion a. to what busi
ness should be proceeded witl the Consular aud
diplomatic Appropriation bill was finally taken
up:
III. push, after discussion, withdrew his amend
meat previously offered. leaving only the follow
anG words rs proviso to the first section, viz:
1aat 90 other minister, envoy, OF commissioner
year, ~ 'N0~~@'
The object Of the amendment ia to prevent the
liz fIsadent from appointing any more ministers
ayes 81; noes Is.
M Simmons moved IN amendment that no
minister shall b. entitled 10 highe rate Of ex-
change than ten par cent on the nominal amount
OF his SALARY. Ia China it had reached the en-
ormous amount OF - per cent
Messrs. Mallory and Toomhs showed that it
was necessary to allow the current rate of ex
cnahRe, else 1t ID equivalent to reducing their
, 1859-02-21


lBY TuEcnAFA1 Nrw YaRx Feb. ~. 1857.
F1ork less active. but prices without material
chanse. Sales s4u0 bh. At ia 50 for super Sx,e
b96 10 extra State ss4o15 Go super xettern e6 81
coI1non to medium extra western. AG 4t6 shipp}rE
bssnds txIs X y n-msrte' closing quiet sales 200
s5aa '' -''0
Ga41;-Wh:at aniet and gnchansed Sales, 16 eco
bn Al for Ohicak sprux+ el winter red
en- *nd q 4s@l5o White nieh Ire lower and dull At
B.1l-y auiet: sae1 s01 bu choice State at soc
and go bu PT5ac. EDWARDS Island ut 6Uc lower;
bQ good sound mixed westf said ut SIC In store
la000 b1 new southeEu willie and yellow tg asc cAts
more Active and lover: sales .H hu Canadlsn G16:
the ranse 4s SIC for Stale and G96 for wes!ero and
Canadian.
Nu1skr lower at s6k.7c
PR"yslost-Pmk lover eA'es lsc0 bb's At tals9'@1s
for nsw ess; 4l4i@ 50 os old mt%a VIZ Is ort y,tnr
Heef ready 6aes 10 bbis ~ - boa; coutry prime
s sti bsla = e. @ sxtra mes ses Hams am sac 81 I'd
tx a. iassuoins Gh,easo and ndtaaa go boxes
EF'tsa H7 be-. sust & sas @. hea da
lnheh u alH9i.4. hutter steady 1t il&l9 Tor Oalo
1f4es5 tor STATE. Cheese nr1 at BH@itH.
S1pcIs-At Second Bnh.d dull but Grln. NYC7s,91;
Conb<rland preferred 244 80: Chicago Rock jslaud
6lA: Pa ns NAL y: y Yt:sSs n q 5oK Harlem pre-.
= f1so w Aesdinx Rh. ss0; fansuaa sll54 ":
Galta4 Ehlc2Ru e.
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NV YoRK, February IA dispatch re.
from Washington says Government has been
informed of the intention of England to
carrT out the Clayton. Bulwer treaty according
to tho American understanding, This fact Oh.
rates the necessity Of abrogating tie treaty, as
England withdraws from her Central American
Possessions god relipqushes all Jurisdiction.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. Mr. Hendricks, Com
missioner If the lsnd Office, does not. as stated.
intend 70 resign that position.
The report that d.. Tate ia to be transferred
from the Sixth to the Fifth Auditor Of the Trea.
sory. and that Senator Jones, Of Iowa, is to take
his place, ia untrue.
The receipts IN the Treasury lnst week were
8595. goo, and the amount On deposit 1s $9,-
$4,000 W
Fayctte 4cMuIlen to-day resigned the Gov.
ernosship of Washington Territory.
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ft1sSn Eaws

CLEvEIAxD. O., Feb. le.-The dry house OF
the Austin Powder Company, at Akron, blew
up yesterday morning. Several tons Of powder
exploded. All the buildings in the vicinity
were injured, but no one killed.
The house OF James C. Hail, in Atwster, was
entered aud robbed Of 90. 500 in bank bills, on
Thursday night. Mr. Hall had returned tha.
night from Philadelphia. where he had just dis.
posed OF drove Of cattle, and had the proceeds
thereof with him. He offers 81, 900 Tor The cor
viction OF the thieves and the recovery OF the
the money
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Legal

STaATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY
/. js5 jsoock County okcaft Court, Ftbr1ay Tenn
Aasa,as %as6 Beet and Charles wlrsv. Heia,les Nan
rn6ae hoti7 is hereby xavea to the ,,Jd 9<,n,r,,
nMs osn Hat ATf1t q Attachment fsurd mn ~ r..
q tne tte1k OF the Cook CounfT fS1rnt fsn-t NJ
MI y, 1e FL. !oueenth d21 Of Feh,uar7 r. is:9 ~ H..
s, ~ .. tnf sAa Autuana Beck ana Chare: Wir4S mi
- hns. nc rftate OF the Md Heinrich Hsumana ~
s1 ns s9m q TTo H1odEed and Lightly One nos,e ,n III
TannH TSnHrhs Centt directed 70 he Ehrrtf or 1ooF
nash saad .Ft has been returned e1eeuse
ann iii eeesn! aR'e +. 1oa ~ ia tnfsh s.u
of sfeo 10 g E e Ran seto.5 H. ihs & a.,
hGe6 l. BE- B. Lex e. 81 casa3s ea the - Aoadsy of
k o action tudmept viii be entered .@stnSt
x91 mo y Avor Of the .std Aukatos Bel hi fhsIs
uHt Ano 70 much Of the psopeI1y ai.acied - ms1
. t1me,tnt 70 to satisfy tho 1ad 1dment snd -ae+s
VIII oe Sold 10 saiat1 the zane: -''' es"AA'
Norman q: Pestins. P1sns 1ts5. feisIS s;.s
El5TATE OF GRAHAM MARR DE-
- ceattd Public notice Is hereby xty,n In Al, n.r,
so.1 h4vn& claims AID demands IA ~ tHn exfatt II
,s aa:T uecessed 10 mt lie fs,c ,or a1ndf
uon And settenent ut retu.ar sern AZ d. fsonntr
n q COO Gq7n3s ~ be holden al tie 05,rt Ernse
X ne GN u Oht ;Aku on the drs: Wondav 81 H.nrh
y" LES. nelik lie rev. nth day thereof -"
.s... .rr LUolE MARI, Exeeutrtx
cI me LAST VIII and Testament OF {3rahar1 N.r d~ra
~@403S liA1- 4aas tAl3 Hus
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Railroads.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
81 Louis, Alton and Chicago Rail road.
CHANGE OF TIME
Two Express Train, Daily
FOR ST LouIa
0N AND AFTER SrSnaY TIE 7oTu
~ - Inst. tralns will 1esve D.rot oa,1.- c.n.. -
VAC bneen streets - follow.: S '"s4 y" sAoa@ e4o
@aS y y Ma!i h, ~ kxpre.s tsu7a.ys exo.pted>
- -" " LILA A1ptrss. taata 11}s ez>eptedj
ARRIVES.
AA%x0sn. Q,ns
-. ~9': .s's.'.-...--.-..........l:aS 1 II.
JOLIET AC0lAMoDArloy,
Ri
t%xver ,&45 A. NJ
At+4v
aHF@ II joliet. k...........,,,,...Se = ~ D u
ja9y $685.. .'''o " T. d.
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mens in some Of the markets Of that country.
&uasoWinx On tho lxte measure for sscuri1Rs.re.
eefvoa. The openneeg, however, Of the Baltic
nakAs but tew sdditions TO the foreign arrivals
aad kr41pe cannot be expected TO maintain lib
esM exports through the soseon.
Ihe continental markets have ~ remained
calm, not having experienced the fluctuations
noted On this side the Channel. Tho lste im-
proveuent hare has not been sufficient to leave
profit on The quotations Of any Of The great
shippiuF porrs willis America remains higher
priced than Eufopo on An almost exclusively
consumptive aemand, and With Z stock Of wheat
thrice ~ largs ss ut this tnas last year. There
have bean, however, numerouR arrivals Of the
coast from this Mediterranean aud Black Seo,
which ut the close Of the week brought addition
sl dullnesa on the London trade the number OF
vessels since the 18th inst being 131-of which
~ we're whest and ~ barley,
WThe sales noted last week were l01 ,495 Grs. of
Wdcat q 41s Sd, against III ASS qra. in 1855.
The London avesagea were ass on 2 ,632 qrs. The
imports into The principal ports Of Grcst Britain
for the week ending January II, in Wheat aud
Flour. were 56,5l9 qrs.
AT Liverpool, on Tuesday. there was fair at
tendance and good business in Wheat, at Id to IL
Flour, Oats, Barley, and Peas, were unatered; hut
in Egyptian Beans and yellow Maize there was Il
decline oE Cd per Or.
Fridays reports made The preyiops rates for
wheat and Hour scarcely obtainable. Feeding
oats and fine meal we're againsl buyers. Other
spring corn was without change. In yellow and
mixed maizs there Has further fall Of Cd
per Or.
The upward tendency in spring corn has gen.
orally placed IL per Or. more on tho value OF
oats and beaus, mailing barley participating in
the improvement
oA1SoUs OF TIE FuTCRE.
The following is from the second edition Of the
London Times of the 9th ult:
Considerable sensation was created at Marseilles
On Thursday last by an announcement in the even
ing that the Minister Of +Morlne woult receive
sealed proposals, on the 25th inst, at the Navy
office In Marseiltes, for the supply OF 10000 kilo.
gtammes Of wheateu four, $4,000 kllogrammes
rye -four, 50 litres vinegar, and LOS QUO Iitrcs Of
Ted wine de champagne. This announcement
caused the greater surprise large contract had
been coac'uaed fen days since at Toulon, by The
Minister Of Marine, fot the supply Of similar arli
cles. And again, accounts from Ma1seilfes M
nounced that the reports Of war had caused
slight rise in the corn market there, hut this AMI
mAtion WINS not Of long duration, in consequence
Of the arrival Of 10000 hectolires Of grain On the
18th, and Is 600 hectotres Of wheat from the Sea
Of Azoff on the 18th. Account from Genoa, re-
ceivel ut Marseilles on the 18th, state that The
Piedmontesc government had purchased $4,000
hcctolittcs Of wheat, which caused rise iu the
market Of Genoa.
, 1859-02-21

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF
cooE. eA-Oook CoaotJ Cozzt Of Ocnmaa p!eax
feoIu171 Ie411- l863 s~
Charles g. booth md Charles Tatsla u o,yie
Astaehmeni
Public noner hereby d.en to the sa!d oyt1.. Finch
taat HEtt of Attachment tsoed Ont Of TIE o1ee
Sa dasea d = ths "a t q, q Ieesau 1ss o. nit q
The estate Of ihe sald orT!e Yuch Or toe 11 81 *
ten huadte: anu tortytxo 10 and foJ. .erh ceax
directed 10 the EheztE Of Cook county. Yhieh 1aid
EItt h2a been 7ct1rEed executed,
NoH. therefore. ualeA ,hs sid Grille Finch ahau
oouEt Of ooroa Psa. pefo7e the drat dsy o IL
ne1t Term theteo. 70 be eoldeo u the Oaar1 HoE
IN the city Of ChitAgp, the dt*t haodnr ~ Yrh-
N e "a =. Rse III ZIP "a PLEAD the I'D
MIDI IN favor of tho eatd Charles Booth aod Chs1r4
r Tst u ssa = - n,ssh q y pfap an.ehed MY
vii be sold to sastft5 thf ssTas; y -
, 1859-02-21

in London, We have taken the trouble to aseer-
tain IS carefully as possible the stocks Of grain
and -four in warehouse On 3lst December, 1883.
aud We are indebted to the public docka and
private granary keepers for their assistance.
We estimate grain Of all kinds, at round num-
bers, ut say ESQ. 900 ora, Of which-W heat $780,
o9o Bssley 81 sge eeoo osts w. s2o ooo Rye leoo
ance consisting Of millet dari and tares. For
elgn Flour ne estimate at about 81 600 bbls and
$4,000 sacks. We cannot give English, as the
Eastern counties and Southern railways hare
declined to name heir quantities.
, 1859-02-21
transportation.

A TLAATlC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAV
1atton Conpaas's New York AID Galway line
1Ie ne4t n7a New York viii be the SeatoshIp
Prince Albert,
ssssaa = !. Nate1x 70 sau frcn New York. on the
ee1xs usH ~ " pa.s3 Goasa1ok u e. Johns n r 70 re-
& sts9na 81 LTD g. SH ns9aaf
1hrd Mass sasss prot ide oats tnIF f reat 5Iitai
Sa:s Sns s. E4.Ss Fsr p Jsana o. n5s s*eoad
can Exp ss5 Cam any. 81 Hudson sttest q Rload1av
f. i5t5 be 1lasd s..s sd.s,sd l. oses = e
aboys oee1 70 ht!na oersoas out 10 any of te prinr
pA cAe5 cR the nnes o Fal1ay n re1s 6tsiu fcr IL
or ieom Q&Na3 for 80. A''A1AA '~s Sso'
,.a ,.,oo ALfL HOLLAND, Maosxe..
No. 4 Dearborn atzeet Chlcazp
~. hEp
, 1859-02-21

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON i Quincy 3. z.
1858: CHANGE OF TINS 1859
IN AND AFTER DEC., Is, lnJS, TWU
~ Thzoukh Pass -nkrr Trains will leave Tho Cen
~ oeToL fooS o. 4o2h RAttr slsectx daily as tol-
7 A. y. pay Express teaadays excepted, a1r,v.ns =.
4oddo&A Lieu ~; 4aesharr w r. II: Err-
a,oo Noktop. aas NJ; Q11cr G3i P "
e1S u. k1psess ts1nta5s extepirU arrives At Men
aot4 IN 2. NJ. 1aitsoutx kD A. H. bur.
lnEton 40 A. ~, Quancy II 81 l. Il,
Tfain1 leAse Eastward a fpuovo:
As4tS 10tloe1on. ....-.--..+..... 1:8 AN 545PM.
r. Ht91aGJ- u y AL l:3U L, NJ,
0Gtspur2... .IttG0 A, II. i 7:t1 Z, ".
A1ota taseenxe le4Ee1 Auross 1:tU Az
k1afess fAns Arrive II LhIta4o rs I'm tEpAH
AafTsn r. Pa5.snfer arrives u chisae lt:vD A. Vi.
1FOaTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS
~ A&ndots With Illinois tentra, railroad north mr
Asapo5 N1on. frsepor 6a!ena and punle:ib aa sout5
kur, " Lo1lx. Galro. DC.
AZ bu7tnEkon ckse CONNECTIONS are made by two
oA{ t1aias With k1z!uxlon Mtxyour: Klyer Ra:i.
FoAd toe NJ Pleasant. kalfdeia. U,t1r1v4 Uska.oosa
GaA!t9p foss Dea Ao!oex Fort Dudse* Gouucli Bipds
4oex GntJ And Ill portions OF Kan*as and Sebra4xa al.o
IN sa mFssGIn atASe Company for hsatrose; thence by
A. Quincy direct connections are os1o By stage Go
49a1lsA Win hannibal al tharco viii. H.unibsl ~
w aga ~ parts Of hzasas Aud Southern NebrAlkA.
Aa4 th6 only dlrtct tnraE Rt.scf aagashs
oeiEtro no 14st And a0saa there oniy about ~
no1!es sAkuk u ne vhoa distAace 10 ". loaaph.
A. kf1mooth a1ns xAxxes Tor hrokuk,
1eket4 nay - had ~ the Depot All. tho Atch!ksn
100A RAILROAD osQcs. corner Ut Lake 4ad Dearborn MA
G. HAHAGnb HaoI5apk
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
1Ae thpdc1F Of Vkais kon<f 4 nots Eltdl to arv in
Lld Lountrt,
Thraa Through Passenger TrajnS
BETWEEN PfrT33CGn AND PHILADELPHIA


! CONNECTING DIRECT IN TIE UNION
;ia. lnsa. asis sS.s isei9s Rs!
fssS fs1Iss. I'D 81 soasss q;
km9tins cars attached 70 eaco .saa: woodru6, ;,
;a ss % N
~! r.? tIa?s S0aaset M esess os N-x YS.t i1oTess and
TI.as csonees i pp .Su1sh Msh IL tse 'dn e s.x
AeT T's 7dT. y :, d & or saoFe ~ 1ai
La L. j. 4s.gs = Pl!:dseh!. Bslasaers Il
f95a VIZ 4 arriving II Phadelpha Il T. Il. NJ
81 dai! ssala. between Philadelphia .od Nsv York
sp eay ta1na between New Y.sE and Bos.au Through
cts % sa e e snsss ed = ~ ae S., '9t
Ryef of staa.adon usc1 -" N'* VIGIL -"
oess h g sas ~ 5! ss:Ss ,hs %
o. tas 's1n.F line Of se .hs Mi.a Eppi or oni5
psa' IN Boston. New 1orf. saaors~ ~ Or shissda2ais III %
fafe Always IS Low u hY any sther Rents.
The eaDtas AZ e. =, 'stts tas ws. =, et.ea,.h
D1rees Linz b<suun tie Eu.t aad sa1 4rta4
Aor:duest.
!. nas 5s,sss = " = ko.a i Rdss ::
spo1sa., xa s .ssrox ot ting ~ ID readily
~ i. sa1pptnf fastsni vii Ind 1t to their adzan
y, ~. esat5as. hupax .ppv to or
1*,s.s..: s.ealr6 bs,ie -. sasea9'i'e, s9n .:
AeStei,. Aa, ss!le. ~: Grmsby C9oouer e +.
Eaouth. y; Ps,loc4 / q. Jed sonstsie. Id: y
\ H*9,a r. G. Gsc,aau Q; Att.1n / alhbtr. Caeasn
nt: M es H.. .'se'Is e nss r.: Rs:
s1'a1s esss4o Efsa H1 Il: alpt koos:
1iens" a.rsi; :. sseas 9as ,o eGs:; u sr s
The eressesE faetIeY e8s7ed Hr The reusectton and
Peggy Aaspuftau7a Of i've Stock. snd Good 4coons
e. VIA uasa privileges for peTsons tsvesicS u
KRE1GHTs Westward
~ ~ Aouts r. sb;a Of ~ distributions eza be for
aose 70 ~ poll na toe railroads. af Ohio. Ken4ueIE
dt4aa. ldtaois WAeonlin. lava ar niaeparL b. I'll
The Penns1sya,ta Ralroad si,o eouu s.. II p,,r-x,
,on On the Ga!o MuMInKarn, Keaauck1 F.: ne.ser .
;;asessaad lLinoia- 3M2ssipol Wlsooasto* ni.soafs
snd chtcaxo vi Steamer. to III poF4 On ;Se
nsrsaan tsr. 20 ss!oot,s eaun< t4. transportation
Ass d s1si1h, TO "a, Dolo. Ia The w.. ), II,
= e1ssse I'd hy Amer 2ai1oal Carpsnia..
4, e. .s,, n " w..s ertenx Eoods nom hs fa
r. IL dtnx 70 tne4r .hion,eois ron thT II,
~ n1 nnan g tae Interest to ca tie 1sents Of Ill
:. aaaEe,sed . tI:hef II sae.a Spon ~ as;.et
s:<a' ~ meet H,th ptouaet Assenunn
Easrsss 4 % Reeaaa asl,3sssPaA . Na;tb ,r. B,,,:nor.
<eee fe y 70 r. AIsor Honse. Or No 1A nmnN,Y.
ri; aoEPE: Gen 1ie1es III I'll. .aenh.sIp aspha-
aVA z. eOQ1E dtn'1 81ust AtoooA PA. iat3 !
, 1859-02-21
The farnsuayan Expedition,

new toRK, Feb. 19.-The bark O. 8. Haves
brings dates from Buenos Ayres to Dec, 80.
:. The trigate Sabine, with Commissioner Bow.
4iu, had arrived ct houteveido. The Commis-
nloner was proposing to 50 up to Ascension in
vent him, hostilities would eusue. but the zen.
eral Impression WAX that atl difficulties would
eventually Be arraneed wifh Lopez.
, 1859-02-21
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL ANDf0Np Do IIcR =
CHANGE OF fNH.

nv AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. IL
ht1ovI: va *4ss osaf7so -
d. Chen. - aaAA&s@
300 T: H. Sue lanssv1ls nd Na33zou.
ffa1ns azsive n 12:1p r. II. md 6n1r
rsEss1YS rEss1YnS shs tzsasa Q. a. Hal he III peisas IN L.
u 1hFowh hus A1a.ep h p,.s,4. i, ~ -.
azs szo s. af.E& d oA4xhA daily In II ua%.a
IA I p0HzaK, ~
, 1859-02-21

81. Jonss, N. F., Feb l9--Thc tenor Of pri-
vafe adslces received by the Prince Albert reuder
1t certain that the Drtikhs Government viii Grant
2 fubs'dy Of 815o,obo to the Galway Steamship
AZ. henly, Chief Electrician of the Atlantic
Cable Company, has arrived here with batteries
aud Instruments to commence operations with
them On this emu Of the Cable. ''@
, 1859-02-21
Ohiea1o. FehtuarJ and. l-6a ~ ~ ri5

nj ORT G AGE SALE--NuTIcE Is
AZ hereby kven that detau.. 4ytnx been made in
n certain mo!txaxe male md e1ecrtei by Afei r
HsttA hearing date lih day Of 4uL l4 aal recorded
me once Of the hssus3ee of bests the Couat7 Of
9ook s:1d 8s44s Of nnolt Ia 30 IS IT MusssEss Il
FAxs !A 70 Geo. u Cray. 70 secure the p2Jneni Of
eeflAin pfnmsoFy note In sAl uortxakc uentIoned an
Ea,eh taere II! be due The dAy Of 1ae principal md
intesEs Light Thousand Eighty Eight Dolars and Nscety
elx CentA Sow. therefore. s3ail hy virtus Of tts
poner IN said naortsaxe Contained on TUKSOAY. lie
tsnth day q March. D: la at tie Cous1 Bouse, In
tht caty ci Chc4co 4nc County u Cnok 4ad S,ae of
lno:k = t9 ctcck H. sell =: pubus auction fo he
Eehes 6ddst for ~ the following desetie-t l3;s Or
pieces Of i9adA together WITH al fnt a routy of re-
ds uoa s!t1Ate 4 tte c, Of .4o ani County or
20 r aEd 5ta:A Of ttnola- 70 viz. TIE 13dviIet one
Dearborn Addition 10 Chicago. ~ Eva
o.,..,.a.,,. ,..o GEO. II. GRAY, Mortxaze,
n. 10
, 1859-02-21


Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY
Made t. ths Auditor Of the State Of Illinois,
JANUARY l. 1850.
Tie name Of The Company IL the Hartford Fro 1nsu.
rance Company, snd Il located Ut aArtford o.
CAPITAL
The amount Of cap!tal flock 45nQ 900 60
The xtuouns ct Capital etock pAi1 U l.. $4,000 co
, 1859-02-21
I fHERRY CREEK AND PIKE'S PEAK
~ E&PRES4.

THERRY CREEK AND PIKE'S PEAK
~ EXPRESS.
Through 10 the Gold Mines IN Ten Days.
JOHN M. HocKtDAY d. CO..
Po1etoss and Contractors Of tt. Great ssIs Lake and
Cherry Greek U1ited ates Mail. viii run 4 daily
Express Line of
Concord Coaches drawn by Sig Mules,
West.ra Btcd ct the Missouri River to DfNTEE CIrY
1t th7 tutn Of uhe1tJ Greek.
This L'ne Cenne:ts VIII 'he
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOE RAILROAD,
b. i Daily Line Of s,eame.A
Ihts Ae only daily na Of ia ses tLx 6old Mines
With s.oppinS places and relays Of
Fresh Mules Every 20 Miles,
passtnkes n line will be takea th.nr Eh ,sor1 As:h
son t9 the Gold M nes In Ten -Js. being TWENTY
Atchtscn,
m B-Paaeasrr- will be bo.zd.d throukh 10 the o,u.*
the Company having estab tsh.d Ealnt uou.es esely
tH*pty Esilsa FtEJ lbs. Bae1ase viii aso be aEo.ei
senztTs 7'n bcsE in mind that aNo pa,s their fkre
AID Board tscm A:cttson 70 the mines IN freight on
toEiy lbs. bsskxK-.
tbe Chi icsen. Burlington. i Q ing K4I!ost peto:
.0uy w Tickets 10 be sold per dsy. ecm.encicR
,,WIe tts Willie ready fqr sale la advance cp lie
10Th os Nassa
John M. Hockiday T. Co.,
PfeEristos ot tie United sass Nall Line to Salt Lake
hf-rHE Er~-L
, 1859-02-21
COM NJ ERCIAT,.
Commercial and Money Mattare'

sA7shaaT E,E1ua. Feb. r. 7ass,
hosk7. E1cHAsGs, r7o.-Flnancisl matters
are enjoying season of quiet, with no prosnrct
OF any chauge for several weekA. Quotations
a1e ssesdy at former figures, viz: Excpspee TX:
Discounts 1oper cent; Gold Il; street rates
nominal 1t 1@2 per cent. per month.
coxxsaea41--The Dresdssua1 market. to-day
"sre generally quiet. The Wheat nuarke. wss
dull, and al grades suffered decline Of 2@3c.
Sales amount to aboa. 1e goo bushels at the foI-
lowing rotes: No. Red, tLe2@LM; No. 2
hsd, eL1o@L1l; Standard Spring, s2@e5:
No. 2spring, s5@ss; Rejected, 75c-all in store.
The Flour market was unusually quist. Hold.
err, however, arc drm- Sales vera limited
The Corn market was firmer. with .a1.. ~
shelied at G4@s456c per 90 lbs on track. Oats
hrm, but inaetive. Prime Barley in good de-
mand.
The Provision market remains dull Lard I,
more active, and We note sales to-day Of about
coo pkgs Ut range Of l131@1l55Sc, for bbls md
trss, and l2c for kegs. Dressed Hogs were dull
and the market declined l5@25c.
a. Buffalo, On Thnradsy last, ulinois Whtte
Wheat sold at el.5o. There we're still buyer,
ol Hour from Detroit in that market
Tho Louisville journal, OF yesterday, contain.
tho following with regard to Provisions.
Nothing Whatever doing in PORK. 1u,a-
sfs holding st $1s except one. xho IN ~;fI;an
eelf 900 bbls at $3.50. NJ secnrs,s ,n''.agt 10
ttons can b. given Sales on ordsr. ~ g. qGo.a- SI
1nent Of 20 casks clear sides at II IL. * mp.
ribbed sidss at 9slc, easks shouidets -, 49,
zad 10 cAzka and tisrces Falls Citv h.mIe:
II 1.2e, aad = few kegs Lsrd 1t 12c. Thsre r.s -
= good desl Of Bacon in By wagons. and d.stsAe
were paying Z, 10, and 10N . liz. end sH eS,a
GonAl1y fraction over. e@s~~
F.. TEE DR17nH CORR Trade.
Nron the Marx LAae Expsesa, Jsn. A7
The character Of the paat week has bean rrn-
saa!y spring. like. The Wheat plant il ruakin1
~ s:Hssdy progress, and looking very sonl eene4s
sae s1ds ~ tae rows- Tbs continued dsyne1s Of tha
~ @a.s keeps it we'll in heart; but the want
=, a. ws.es ssal Fery inconvenisnt, snd third
r.. ,,ssn Eonld be severely felt Tho trade
notns 1si 1ntcisa =, by tho weather. samples not
!sr!y keps up The previons s1mnto,5, 1 texu. =
smaA su,sl fe<ogrAde movement have, ther.for. - -
suited II about Il. per q. deciin. sI Thts s.
ssses4 u London, perhsps chiefly nm, ~ ~ con'
that the Frenrh sunni, ""m ".. 1ae e,r
eoaaatal than expscsed alter to lte inaraspse .,sse
, 1859-02-21
Certificate 10 expire on the SID day Of Ianuary, $50
AuDs1uRs 0r!c1 efArr o. It111oal


BprtnGAeld. January q 1855
Hhere4A the Home Fire Insurance Company, ioca.
ed II EeE York. in the State Of New Iost INF died
II this ese :s.senaeat u 9. condition of lii adI
= REQUIRED b. IAN Act 70 regulate tbs AGune3s o! IL
,TFsner Companies not nco1porated ~ the St.ie ef
it1n:i4" approved February lsta. ISIS Aa1 "a al
4nsndatoJ 1htseto approved Jzlu2r1 I'D. Ie5a and
shs1sas sid conpan' hs. furn'thed satisfactory ev.
a. ~ ta.sea q soe1, and Aost.aze* md has difa Ia
End bteretArJ thereof appointing 4 ~1aa.th Of Ch-
caxo s agent for the transition of the business sd
company. and uy sad unretesvedly a1lhorixux him Ia
sefT oxedss service oI process tot aad On behalf of
btu the Haid agent ahsl BE- taken an TO be ~ valid u
eAfyed upon kA ee4,p4ny; and Ezrertnz al claim Of
Gfof BY teAAon OF such service.
Nov kheIsf,te In pursnaoee q tha aet afosess!d. L
ge0e X Dubois. Auditor Of Public Accounts Of The
sste q uaol: Do hereby eerlty that The sa!d H. 8.
to transact he bustness q insa1es n his ssfe, nasd
tne day Of janu1ry, 1850 fr be aay bc
1e@AH empowered 10 70 20 ~ Aeld Company
In testimony whereof hive hereroto sQhssshed r.y
n1n1e, and At1xed ha sa Of ny ONCE this th dSJ at
I1nrkIy, 1867. tStned1
t..-, JESSE T. DUBoIa.
3ee1lf Auditor Public Aecoupts.
fts e15i4~
, 1859-02-21

CTATEMENT OF TIE CONDITi
, 1859-02-21
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
~ ss...c:enlt ccust Of Cook County Jsnuay sptcta

T9m. 4. D., lst9 " " A"'@3@
~ GtaIke l. Hort
P1ole Notice hereby ffyxnt the Il Geerre Hort
er me- VII 2! ~ sat ssd oss ofshe oee Of DC
tssrh day ot December H. D. a the 1uis Of he lid
~ M<;aas Joha Accuiy and natk r. Watson
t.o hundred and doazs aAd ensJ aree
directed % the Sheriff os Cook County wheh said
sri pa been returned executed Nov therefore, 4eas
sou ~ taid aeo'Ke Host ahA perscnRy b. aad 50
qeiesc u: tad S.rnst Court fGook cocasJ or b6
ao1de Il u oa Eouxs 10 thr e!ty Of C6eaxo % the
Vt NJ AenazJ c: 9hnnaE ,. Liza dye special ball
snsGs as;11 jo, I'd VI u ;os q t1s s.d wiLiaa
eaach ol ~ property atsAched EAy be Etsc4nt 10 III
~ the aatd judgment xadeoss VII he 1oid to astj1fv
the a&r1f WILLIAM I. GHrIRflH Cirrr
QoEne1 waite IAMeson Pi6 4 AstI1 dea h.S3 tca