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, 1859-12-20

WxnxzsnAr Evrs1xo. Dee. ~.
SAu vEssEi. Arrived FROM BrT1ALo-The lark xnn.
shine. Capt. Kirby, arrived to-day fro Buffalo with nil
road iron Size In Buffalo The I'd in and detained
reports Alx lnrhea Of solid lcr, aud quite de<h
the ice.
Ss1ln. OLIVER Ct1y1R.-The sc1loorer OI1ver Culver
which Rhose the NAbious toe tine ago. and aer
ward Eot Lf and into Grand Trase1sc hce the Wa c.
pectsd Lay x1yetto day fum that place With caso
Ct lumber.
TKsakts LAID u IL BEr1A1o-The buffalo Express
ssvcs the following lit of vessels laid up in Buao:
srrAaEHsQucen Of the Vest Cre.cent chy. Ohio Mn.
nesets h3l.!s u tam1vase ksystsss
En- Sy & &ks5s g. 4 Ss
g. Ai:sEany loto@ae NaE.a buffalo. sup, loxa. ": =.
e sae sss H.
Maiash SslleT' Quincy, City OF Madison. Neptune, weno
Ks ss:s3 a" i oa*s' e '1s's ais:
TARksGrea: We;t. D. soto. Grace Greenwood. John
81 iois:es Exn'e Young Amesez. Kosesus, Meehan'e
Glyde Plovrt 0rto'e Lone e.aT. TartaI, HAY AM
6ou.t. iH.sqset,s. David Ted 4a1a = k.ysa,. Y i
.ao1, aeSasdsat, &:~at, VII : %eeaters. I Il.
Tsa Jae.ntS Ill. Jges: 4 c;uPse y Hsxha M,?
y r. letfs. Apsi.; Kosea,ko, ]: ny. tsa;sa
na She3 asds sesI Fass VII Msa
1sSse1a pa4aapsist ~ T. e wlMHH;ew. keteaga J"hn
Llad, II. l.. Whitman, Fiora Watson seaa.n- Contest,
x,1',
.scoHs-Foreat chltt. {. q. Fozter, Oak HIS.
, 1859-12-20


DF Ttl1axArn-l NEW YoEk, Dec. IT,.
Florn-Du md ratbes cas!er except fos extra t.sc,
which IL firmly held at the quoAtianr. Sles COO bta
s!s:s g for super Ssatc s5iso = for extra Eeste;
tts33sso ff sqper Western; tssoa3.70 Tor nf..lorto
good extt7 round lonp tllu Gsrk qr5et Canadian
vltou eaanse sa.es SO btl eo for ccsnuon 10
ds:is-Wheat stry quiet anl upehanfe!. Shipper
would buy 1s dccifne IT l9:c Holders refuse
any mats'iI concezsfon. Hyc dull At t9c. Sa;cs EMAIL
BaIey yer! quist y asas Corn sloe+d saslsr sale.
1sto1 bus nj *xk &c for 96c4l for red yellow Nais
70 it 434e-
PAavsstoss-Potk dull. heavy and luwer eales 20 hsa
nj $l6 fus 81 for pe. Beef dut xnd dnoopns
Sa!ee 100 oFss II es 45' uq PRIME a1y61p mess;
asG5p0 Tor repack9 mess; tlGtG&ll 1or extra mess.
dressed Hogs dill nj ;R1sc. u+ef hams We.ts,u
P1ta.s 1nt.s nomn,i q al;als o5t neat1 pes!y aai
for hsna- Facon quiet aud uncange. 100 Efeen
ta1ns from tue o-k. Latd dull aud heavy st 10AGlc
Butter quiet 1t ll@lsc for 0hu lor SiRte Cheeac
IN fair rrQucst nj &StIh ht
fTpcx-=G u :ard-The hetr;ness continued. IC& Ian
eAeh fell. r. es4 Gal Gil E61 IL as&: Isn 1stA
MS guar 1:H: Reading q \. ~; Aa.9: \ Yc.sK: i
Nail ;nk: 1lud "a Fbnnds ~ Gal l. CHI Isl "; pcnds
Sax; Mo 6s tsK; u s5s ~ l0sH.
, 1859-12-20

NEW ORLEASs, Dec. la.-Adriccs from
Brownsville have been received to tie 14lh inst
The town is now defended By 800 men. CortI-
mas has received reinforcements, but no eight
has taken place since the previous adrices.
4 letter received from Vera Cruz, state that
General DeGaliado lost halt Of his army
and all Of his artillery as the recent
battle with Niramon near Quenteso- He was
pursued By The Church party and ret1eaied to
Monterey; but WAS snnse9uWsn1y r. tosesd to
"a to attack Aazatlan. lie had suspended liar
quisa and took possession Of the balance Of
three millions Of specie.
A letter published by the Pteayune dated
Mexico, December 9Th, saya that great exelte-
ment hsd been occasioned 1t the Capital in con-
sequence Of Intervention. There wasa report
thss Juarez had signed treaty Of Intervention
With the U. s.
, 1859-12-20

Young Mems IIepubltcau Club,

At meeting held On Saturday erening, Dec.
l7th, for the purpose Of organizing Republi-
can Club for the city of Chicago, Hon. Judge
Gookins was called 10 the chair, and F. D. Owen
On motion Of r. Il. Morris, Committee, con.
sisting Of Aesars. Morris, Wilson and HessiDg,
was appointed TO DRIFT Constitution for said
Club, which, on being reported bY the Commit
tee, was unanimously adopted, Us follows;
CONSTITUTION OF THE roCsG xtS's REPUBLICAN
CLUB OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
"Yennx Ment Aepuacaa Cta5 Of ch!e,so::' ~ object
!nx she usttd I'D esetvs Co opetou Of Repub-
cone member of this Cub. b. ssans the Tuition.
.S1e1,u. II.
EAs1c1t 1zt-The oteess OF this Club ahau be Pres!
dent Vice rre!dents two Recording secretaEtet
Jna.urer and Exccuurs Coum!itee whose terms Of
asrcIx sIhe dat:es Of the =ers shall BE- those ptr.
tajnng the otces in si1r asoc!atiaas except
1ET,clx ID 1hs E.eeai'Te Committee asa,l eons,.t Of
three MN eaeh w., Fl The etI 2, Cbieaxo r. Prrs
nlttse to akc Iii neefu and pToper anansenents fr
- ed and special mestnks Il The Ciat TO fise on9es
ssslsd apoa reference te ii ses 1s,6n 1hei jards
tfon Ten members the committee shall Constitute
quorum for The ttsnsaetoa. Of bgs ne.s
al. T e e. at u e af
Ees pdsnt o. By soauest Of threc members Of the Hx
On motion Of c. L. Wilson, resolution that
aconnaittee Of nine be appointcd to report the
nomcs Of ot1icrrs Of the Club for the ensuing
gear WAS adopted, The following gentlemen
were appointed such committee: &. L. Wilson,
F. u. Owen, William James, John e. Miller,
Wm~ A. Groves. Andtew Nelson, George
Schneider, 4. C. Hessipg, Jacob Rchm.
TIN nd %1,n
, 1859-12-20

The excitement relating to the murder Of III.
J.. Barney Campau, heightened By The i'll sue
cess.t attends the efforts made to recover his
body, continues with no abatement. Silly sto-
res abound, rud singu1ar1y enough, lind more
believers than statements made under oath. So
prejodieed hare certain. c>ass of community
become in their own opinion that the disappear
anca is attributable to the voluntary act Of TIC
deceased, that t1ey will not listen to evdeuce of
tho contrary, even when given by = party to the
transaction. Persistent Efforts hare even been
made, astonishing Is it may appear, to induce
theprisoner who confessed his guilt to withdraw
his statements. But this will Sc Of little use ut
this late day, As an abundance Of corroboratire
evidence is rapidly accumulating, that can but
convince the public when Published. 1t should
be stated, however, that the statements pur-
porting to be Carro.l& confessions that hare ap-
peared in print are very wide from those in
the possession Of the Investigating committee,
and the circumstances nader which these con.
fesslons were procured hare no similarity to
those stated.
The Investigation was prosecuted throughout
the day yesterday with some satisfactory result.
What this result WIS we arc not At liberty at
presentto announce. 1t will be given at as ear
II day as the accomplishment Of the ends Of
justice will allow.
4 fnree party Of gentlemen are sill exploring
The ice in the core dowa the river il search oi
the body, aud others are stationed At various
points down as far as tie mouth of tbe river. It
is not impossible but that. when the ice breaks
up. Of which thare is some prospect, the body
will be discovered and secnrcd.-Ljttroi. Frft
Prs, 1874.
= EBy Telessapa.]
DErno1r, Dec. ls.-The body of J. Baruabas
Cumpau, prominent and wealthy citizen, whose
mysterious disappearance nearly three weeks
ago caused great excitement from i huppos,&ioE
OF foul play, was recovered from the river TO-
day. His wntch and other valuables were un
disturbed, and no marks Of violence were fouRt
r,nnn him
, 1859-12-20
HOG and Pr0rlxlou Trade

tsa4 = si 1ee P'nsi Il:
v.aozas pc bus sassel .ook hold petiY fcei, II the
ssfns IT, + H. Ts u q: au.
t,s. vhs have heraoo been p.,1nr v,rtuay. prsmu
asos. ri .ed se:e t.kea irsly i $40 s.: lsh,s:
Z: ses 9s 10 ,yissa. i
T. .hs s,ea, q 1sshs[ fa. q
II p.osiaea there ~ also s:te- feeling. PORK
s:ss e V sa,s s L ;;s! S e i I'm s II
TSt,f r. fs~.f1 ns a5s osss ss .sIs no .ss bs. ~
i I'd T. fa s'1 Il 1T III
tx * .nd :hs ts1 sa9ul ss @ e. .nd hama. there
i ads.noed the1 vews afa'n 10 lo sols ots of new
n u nn' 's q, t rct .ae shs xesk follow
s:sis ne1t 1eeta.sssst ill., Il. s'''A vi" 'e oe' "'
LOUISVILLE.
~ istoeE could b..T d als sails 81 80 1Is
~ s:ss: s;s fs'it ".
ST. LOUIS.
Pspeets bid very fz!s for lnns crop yu.gax from
81 ths lkht u present beore Tbs numSes killed IN 81
ssoa sso s. sssaGs te se eo.e s' 81 9a e:
wsek y lea1 sooa Lat ,ea1 he pfrsent onnbef LII
. 81 : s ?. eoss
!aa sear ahou two ontt ea.e thaa about The
sse u. .st se.s III s,n,oas ~ htpr
from ehrexd xnd observing gentleman Of this tlsy from
Hs ~. M: q ~ lh in:s, sass ta. IN tew4 c'a.k
y about - % % per cent lt1 tA last year and The hogs
Ia 1t Louis 5et a.r 1900 to day by
cur paeksrs ae and have bcen quite t,nata about
aae .ee eeesas IT, ~ herr and 'd1 The 'anse *sS
pD,..ans r. oay se1of ln <n.ll joebsak xsy. .nd
low x6s paekers could sara 70 I'll .s.5 III tes.
p1ra r. - 2, & &o,estss'y - s I'D .hte psob.Sy - y
tsezsIoe ee6o tbe no.alaa 1ste for pork snd ioX
1o4s f.r tatd.- Democrat, l7th.
PEORIA, ILL.
dsc,aes 70 siD PEI, il Clscnns onr asreet resssed
~ hist te-ds5, ant s<1ees lid down my
pssssea hnk. BEGIN te ..ve in larger numbes and re
aaota p:!ees totay = ts fot thnse o y. and upvad
r. g tot hte f1utn o to y. No. AID tt f1r those lndr
II IT %,1ts. f., ". es = unst.led ,h.1
ayao r. g. ns n 1s hhs,
hoss2nts a4uxhtsz hou:t.-{ Transcript. 1sih.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL
~ Gssst IL ~ s.: f. sss
QUINCY, ILL.,
predicted toks dropped 5csse day morning to o.
: % SSss* ss<
soSEsDoRo, Ill
II county The dsoh uzine ii ut eop, for i've or
tasse y1ss :s. tosahes With ~ hog .hoe@ Ia I'D
ter We thtnf ~ snnnsT .rsrs - lan QaAs'
suSa ,nn - III, tof hona Goa.
h. doSe s. oar mr1sn,s w. The an ~ enst I'll
nsetAoskette. lstA. f$'' !" - 1Ss >"
PETERSBURG ur,
Ths hcx.ds IT, T. ~ eoSn, = nsa,y sosea tor The
t ao g. b, L. y.
aALESA. Ill.
sa1@ 20 at 4ooz ESQ for heavy hoS-IAd.
yeztases, 1sth.
kEbkuk-10EA-
1bs hak a5e -: on thstae9eAst- etoohsedeame
6oNn orr re 4 -. Il 4 u. r. H. on Thursday coz
0saeo - soaow'
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eeso1ss oAt1 q &o'-''.''.--............-.. go
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usrss han Wn 1s .hnoIns de.nE1a sss ~ ~ srs% ofaa.
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LANSING IOWA
, 1859-12-20

4nc1t44& Aa1 AeA&oA.
We harc now eIvea full many hpEs - Ecre paekfd
hrrt d. Ing Thie nf last Tho r. erA lave
not begun 10 ft on y 1T quite iiksy fhe'sioe thae
LII ankre the larfe HuteE Of ht hogs
uaketnt here tAia seA'cu havt CONE from knhern aews
ctne md Atsss*tppi and Laks shots kose' Ins hsss
now afftnx uth betteT Qua:lty thau thote mar
teted carly IN TIE stason. bcpe fa sd Averaging heaE
kr, nattnE l1Fe proportion r trm nss, LORI hots
Int frtxn 100 800 ronnds tho avef,sr weight being 20
pounds .ch, from AcirrEoF. Iowa aod JaaesTe -leh
iirtI 1f.h
, 1859-12-20

Capture Of Shaver with 90 Negro e..
New YoRx, Dec. 19.--Adrices from Sierra
Leone, report that brig, supposed TO be the
John Harris, Of New IorI, had been cap.ured
on tbs African Coast by au English steamer and
taken to Freetown. The brig had 800 alares on
board when captured.
, 1859-12-20
1)ENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD,
Tx EsrY Of ths H4iad Is rew eraal ID INV In Tia

III R4ILKOAp.
TX Csp-!sY Of ta,s RaA Is eqaal to aay In .ks
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
CONNECTING lrc.s ID tkr Caan DFtas Il i.Ia::n fh
Tbsr:h Train. fun ~ Western atie. Tor Philadelphia
S1 ss : q IN. a
.I*ei I'D ; ;;tny ~ = sss,s
ont ckarer i car Or c.a1nes"s
f. *.etrs s kaI IT.:
H. fSs f.. Ss1 s.is a1' .nd
I;aias g. nest 4 r1t:eh9s!h With The An Express.
Aad eIo ss. }o!s i1ls r. Saa.s's At - T.
Trains eoanse. + 41t:.satxh -nh T.: IN p. Lin.
~ Se1 Yssi = FIT: ~ = FL. ha
ss,3h sn94 arriving as Raaae71a ii IN Nv
" ialy ee.~eeu rhN.def2hl. nd Se~ Yars;s~o
s'efess Al gA. 80 Sood e,hsz Of ne aoSe ts5n.
Bat Tektt.to Besoo azs Euo4 vta Norwich. Fall K.rt1
Tsss Ea..aa a.y b eksa!nei It my Of The Import.
aaa tkst ii de oees eitse co.aFsay Il e.:
~ f1EE Iii II LWais ss h5w BIZ Any
OTHER R0ETE.
" Ask foc T1eketa by Pts5g:xh-- ~
'i'si2:s 6i2F 4 ! a{3 4ns y s4r AsD tn.
nu:E ssri5s u iaysSs x ;sfsee ;!eixhi toxrs.,
YAFes AopptnE E1<tEsst will Ind Il - tter 7iy71t41e
Fl t..ishseorsra shipping d,ee.,7a. aprly to or
sa:s~ss eiibe: ofsae tio~.hx cents q sas compaay
u s iisfe ca g. e.. Jssasoa Ke:
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ean.u,O 4. t. Mt.t14E:. .i!.ou Ind Wu. L. CHAM,
epas'sn ssa e.o F.? s:'F s.: Este
Joha II. H4sTa Sashrlle Teun.. Harris HINT. Mem
ph4 Tenn: Earke Co. Chicsfo L.; ". II. H. Koontx,
Asect. Il Rairoats ii .dcrrat points IL The Mess
The ers ot the prot c1iou and speedy
transportation Of Ive s1oek. Aa1 kood aesosnmoxasns
"~4 FKEit;KTs WEsr%AKb. A'4*s '0e1e'
III. RcIs Freisha Of ~ tes1t can le f,rv.1u
81 fsvm Phatsi}hia New i"rk B. atoa baltimore to
so E sss e ohss ths5Seay 1adaua ill.,
Ehe Pgnusy7as.a ttaroad 1so connects II PITTSBURGH
w et<ae hy Hhieh koeds b for~ayed 10 any po1t
laad llaoi1 N.4!:,;p, wlo in. Missouri, Kanass T.
k1aaas All Red K.srrs anI C;ereiaad sapduskY aii
Che1ka WHY st==uezs To II pcEtA on tEs SonhWeetk1
h1Ses.
Mera11t. aai Slippers ecasng tia transportation Of
their 70 ,hs Company ca fty vita eoaacence On
IL Ks.ss i Frtset to any rois. in III. ws. b, tss
charged ty o:aer Esl!so1d Cc1 panles.
= He par cua1 e na1t packages ~yta rerr. R. r.
Merchants In The West ordering goods ftm ihe EAR viii
ra1es aitea7nE % Ihsr aTa Ahipuea.s III the E.,t
will Ind their Interest e1 the Agrts Of taa
II the kas pueea be=ose shipp Latter.
ai1csssd u sAss q them upon Ia sabei Of
meek With proupt attention
r J. sneetsr Phllaatipkla. ........
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isssS C.. aatas Eoczs or do1 s~usa WAsaa
La i Co. = Ellsy .s..es, Bo.tee. =
NE AogSIQN.Ge Gen1 fsefEat Axek F4a.adeY YhtB.
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, 1859-12-20
EIta Mt MAx1fnu3 04ifos

IEp.SA. o., Dec. 19.-On Sunday morning
the warehouses aud Orleans Mill, owned by
Hills, Whale, / Co., were destroyed By fire,
with grain valued at Se1, ,0G0- Ths total loss Is
$60,010, with $50 600 INSURANCE,