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, 1859-12-23
THE HOG AND PROVISION TRADE
ST. LNC1S.

- 0'.t'' .,
to ~ on,. i thc III I'LL never lrforr vs. =,
sSueh ,aosty 1eqa@e t. movc tie GRIP Although ilci.
fsnt nv n re th,n ever. md II Il I'll IL
lie eoant.y l,s1ofnias ,ss "tee. saxis bsnter to-day
Ill nr1 ,ntsn, .T 1nIv n Iiijno on~y and
partly IN Nl..,qr Tle sr'ees t aEr high but not higher
H. ~ IL Ioxit tod.y |, 1,n II 4s7s for the
heaTlee.EDrnocSsi. liz.
LOUISVILLE.
eene m.;k ~. aaa .a tne mntr o. nssi a
Ik '0s wne1 u 5nS e., ~ ta' bti inc,aut n l
- ~ "a - - ;s"c ..,,s thc nn1r s.se - ssx
asts ea!k fof shipment ii g. s. md she-'ou1oa =ls'
MILWAUKEE.
!a sGa,ias:s Z ,od9' t1s b. nr
~ St tneludr ats,nt :pa LIE II Il ,Yce RINGING frm
Isl, q Is lb* to s.s for hugs weighing ~
~ sh. ,,es ssx ,.o s os
N ~ .ss..tne r. ~ ~ - ~ sso. VI. Y. rs,:s Ks.
eeipts t; th", III to to - II 7' '''@'
ae sse q s ssouaes "a. and % 200 id
tie '''aoes In 1A"'n.1e:r!>'aIhe'' &c ~, H.
a.'oS: s,,1 ", nL. Ii; , ..,.,. .n,.,, nn,
e o:ase fes.1 M ,aa aaf ~ no III nn
klrd. At " ker Gfcea vu"d': GA MoadAy l!t0 were
plckrd I'D SO >te1daS Several hnnds.d ansn as aIe IN
ior good Log ds;duc On eojit,.LcouIsef, .nt.
PEORIA ILL
There Wa . larsa amount Of Fork sroushs to make
from the sty day. and Appeara7cRs indicate thai
farrEs have eofluencet tie killing earnest. w
atr no ai.eai u1s 10 Dtes-ed hogs begin
arrive In lare and quote fuAy u 43 fn
fhnss rf lbs and upars: 81 - orhnse from 5Q 10 ~
lb4 :s,e ~ 10: ttoac under a!ba-Ts.uscp:. .ls.
o,-rxcv ,.,
r.s.e7d,y rnore f,rry. Tie p,,ccs h,v, e..
os ~ ~ es. =. ,ts; - ~ ~, H.. u go,
Hrfe.ssa noc"ase-*s ois'o'' X Y" ~ 'os " '
"hls' @'s' u..pS.u 1lY
"Ano0". AAt+.
the downward tendcncy In Pork ~
rhtnues to arf*s though NO 70 1tcely ~ LAST week
G - 1o5 Hcass LOGS H 'oe FaeS'pS "oase III H.
DECATUR. ILL.
1,crc s+r thrr% and .,rk,rr rdabr4shnac
,s,s .rs ~ LAM ~. ,.is fn.inss rrsSs f,"n a. :.
tnAa IN ~ r rhe teuo.,cv i. siirhf,v io.mrrvS h
49, ~ r. n 1E+.,tr E' J.th ~~5 's A-e'
, 1859-12-23


The receipts Of Hogs to-day were triae over
1000 head, and the ,asrkct for Dressed Hogs
was active in the carly part Of the day at an
advance Of about loc, with sales at $5.:5@ 600.
In tue afternoon, however, the market was not
80 brisk and evidently weaker. Live Hogs
were mot 80 firm, the quality however no! being
desirable, md tic sales ran SC from eLCo@4.s55
gross.
The Provision market is armcr-buycrs and
sellers Icing however too far apart to admit Of
transactions. Mess Pork il held ut &1j.5o@l6 l6
with buyers at $l3.es. tard nominal ut "i@
lec- Nothing doing in Cut Meats.
The Wheat market advanced &C, with sales ut
.5c for No. Spring; closing however rather
weak VI sac. Flour was in better request mud
the market firm: Corn quiet and firm. Oats
declined a@.c. Rye steady and in fair de-
maud.
, 1859-12-23

out Of the Union than in it. don't know, in
deed, that they woutd not be WORSE. The pow
er that Expresses in the Union could oppress
just as much out Of it. The burden that must
be borne in the Union would be no heavier ont
Of ii. and even II. the worst came to the very
worst, believe would rather do little fight.
ing in the Union than out Of it. Applause-]
If wc 60 out Of the Union, We would certainly
not nttempt to take the stars and stripes with
US. We would have to leave them behind, aud
Inn, sure 1could never ieci like soldier under
any flag than TINT. (Applaase]. II We must
fight, therefore, let US stay ln the Union, and
charge upon those that oppresa ns-those That
are trying TO set aside the Union by going out Of
it. lApplausc]. To dessroy this Union u The
very last thing We should aver think Of, for i
We once break down tdo Government. + no shall
rebuild it againf Let III observe justice, and
thus shall re preserve our Union. Ny sentl'
ment is, let us take care of the Union, and tue
Union will take ears 81 rs. In conelnd.ng' tMhs M
hearty applause.
, 1859-12-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
xyxvIth couErcss..Flrst Session..


TAHno1ps. Dec =.
scs.1.,--Tbe Chair presented commnnica-
lion from the officer In charge Of the Capitol ex"
tension respecting the hentiug and ventilasiug
apparatus Of the north wing.
Mr. Mallory introeu ed o bill amendatory Of
the net to promote the progress Of the useful
arts.
Mr. Lane introduced n bill making an appro-
priation for the payment Of tue expenses incur
red by the people Of Oregon and Washington
Territories 10 suppress Indian hostities therein;
also bill to extend the laws md judicial s!ss'
Mr.. Gxtn introduced pacic X. n. bill and
gave notiee that he should call it up ut m early
ST.. saalsbury introduced bill Iu,.king ap-
preparation for the erection Of piers in Delaware
Bay
III. Siidelf offered resolution that when the
Senate adjourn tomorrow, it be until Tuesday
| next. on Tuesday 10 adjourn till Fridny, aud
| fronI Friday adjourn till the following Tuesday,
The third Of January. After some conversation
the resolution vas adopted aud the Senate i'd
journed,
! uorsE.-Mr. Nnskin remarked he cast his
| vo,t fur Eilmer, who WAS consistent in his op-
| posilion to the Lecpnptou policy Of the Admin
| ixtration, rs m anti Lecoulpton Democrat. II
Gilu,er was again presented as candidate, to
tt.s conscrsatire portion oi the House, he would
vote for lin. (App'ause.)
| T.
he not vote for Gimer-that gentleman
was sustained By some Of the most prominent
leaders Of the Republican party
Mr.. Harris, Of Maryland. remarked that Bur-
nett could exercise bis own Judgment He was
willing to leave to tue people Outside the nouse
to pronounce on tile reasons for voting for Gil
| mer assigned By Garnett and purnet. 1t has
uow been ascertained that with the Democratic
rote, 9ilmer can be elected. He put that gen
slesnan in nomination. (Applause.)
Mr.. Mi1lson said. without any agency Of bis
oxn bis name had been used in the canvass
lie did not think under the circumstances he
could he regarded iu any proper sense as 9
candidate. 1t was not, therefore, either h's
duty or privilege to withdraw his name or ever
to offer nny suggestion to gentlemen who hae
given 50 latterilg vote to himself While ht
expressed his warm and grateful aeino?wledg
/ meuts for the honor, he trusted be might bt
allowed 10 express the hope, that in future
Yotes Tor the Speaker his friends would be in
fIuenced By sense Of public duty, uninauencet
il any degree By any supposed obligations re
sultin. from his nomination.
The House then proceeded to The
, 1859-12-23

R1cnaox, Va, Dec. ea.-The medical students
from Philadelphia arrived here to-day, and
were rcceired hy the faculty and students oi
the medical college. The Governors guard
and IN immense throug Of citizens. The pro-
cession marched to the Governors mau<iop,
VI ,ere the students we're addressed by Gov.
Wisc and afterwards By Prof. Gibson at the
college. A dinner WIS then partaken Of ut tue
Columbian Hotel.
The students we're received with great enthu-
siasm by the citizens, and as the procession
passed through the streets, the shouts Of the
men we're deaien;ng, while the ladies manifest.
ed their delight By the waving of their hand
kcrchefs.
New ORLEANS, Dec. .3.-The New Orleans
Medical College Faculty reply to the application
Of Southern medical students at y. T., TINT
they would be admitted here on nominal terms.
The students here have resolved to inE'tc
Southern students at Northern colleges to FREE
ierturrS hire. although Maid for there.
, 1859-12-23
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.


Tfe Capacity of tbs Ad Is now elaa1 ia any "A tie.
THREE THROUGH hao'I:::: PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND riIfL DELriI1A.
Coanettnx b'es In the nou Derot II f'tstu1xt .ita
NV Y'rt I..a E.s,imors .a w:.lsa s'oa c,ty taas
furnishing for lie .poati4n q fpa.nsxrs
E1rr ..and - L'nes ,ss"axa 10 Pss.rf With
oat eha:-e .: Cas, or Con'uet"t-.
sstp;s1 ~, T. Err: "a - T.ts.: = E.2ts.:
F.. Liae eosnts. ] sr .lt ~ nd ..iIas.on
'.t f. sna TX S:@ stef ee!t :, ri "'s
aEa il Ss~ York At -. 81; Ma Tr.ias !axe mt
ear3a sn,H ~ =. A. *a'sn: Al fs.<'e'a P4' New
W III I'd S Nv
e.: @ .ss ss 60: = SsE@Fs "a River
Istes, ay te oos.ned any Of The import
;esu!ss he Il M M o. sne iSa o olia ssets
~ ..ete. tae oSe. 4 q r. company In bos-
FARE ALWAYS as Low AZ BY ANY
of,hs concessions of tas Penn
'1:ii:; bEcF ei: AND TIE
SkfA q It. R,sa p,., =. r,
Au;ts ss.az: a':sysss fssrae ..exsi. to<+,sss ~
); e
F.Tis s2ax Eass~asa vii dad Ito their aa~ansaxs
FL f:rsst e,asss.: shipping ds.esona apply to OF
ata1ess eihe or 1i.ow!rS Ax-nt. ofths CosnI.ny:
r. A. twast Pit:s f=i Do5ls Gos Stna-ns!e. o /;
H. ). Pierce Co.. .k7.g7-. o.: J. J. tahnson Krlev
r;,.oaS. u O. f.i!aes ! g.. l., ". nsis. Ind IS:
E%.ax s 81 a'1ts IT, i'se< =
= Gfasss g. -; III I: ~: i: Isai:, u.
Jchn H. na:. S7.eyd'e - Tenn Il Mass* i Asni Mem
Altas ~ A1sphy Wase pabu99e loxa; or to Freight
The sretest o. set etion sad spetT
transportation 81 IKE stek. And xHpd aseomnc.atioui
With ffElaRFs :s1i1f peAf' 'AsE'"
Roa;e rrtlses. q y tssfat o.. ssa + towatd
Aay paint the ar.Is Of Ohe, Kentucky, Inc!aaa ill.,
nols. WlsenaAa. Iowa Missouri, ty ratI alisek-
Fl. Fenosy:Taza Kayoad aisn connects T.ssstuYxh
III .s<,msrs n y .hieh sos saa - aaT Pe1s
land aols Mississippi Wiseaaalu Missouri kaa1aa a..
kaasaA aat Red Kres aad 1t Ci.veland ss4cu.ky ana
Ih;ea<o with H<aaust 10 al port' On the North ssser1
I'd sh.ppe:s en:zasax he transportation ef
thetr stikh' to shA Cozpaay. tJ wsh cnadsnA o.
Tss ~: 4 fzs=a. to az point n y. Vet ~ .s.
ehaEE*l by other RAILROAD Coapau:es.
Merchants IN the We: ordering Goods fEnn he Eas. vlN
do ~e!i 10 elet: tsf.a 70 le sApr<,t br this ro.e.
Csn7any II tt fo!inzia= Plies b~!ose sh7p a. shs
adafetd 10 either nf them Cht Of felkh viii
ntet With ptnGpt a1tenttno.
E. ]. SneeleT, PHILADELPHIA.
Aaa71 kaons - Nos1A A1ett, Baltimore.
Lete5 G. So.7 AAtos House, CT So-1 seufh %:!lsn'
Les5 c. A Kt,ey street, Boston. ....-.....
=. y HOUSTON. .Gea1 Isdshf4kknt FnE,tel2tis.
ak H2ETT aT Gtn1 I1e1 : 4 Es.,t, fat;atspA'a-~
, 1859-12-23

WrnkT-Quet. Sales tOo 3'r1s 'eey nj re.
aes l6h hA at eftl: fur uacsS 10: tr rsne lnetud
Cd a.r 90 b, Old %ecre rIAon anulsy and te
Euay. PIT lkecf unchanged: race 10 1r u *4d+ 70
country prime fos do He.s, II for xfra e
lir. II stanal3 fur Nce:rs tlo4k': TT stae lnni:
Mess Ne-f setsv s.!rE tics At eE.st0 s1 tnt
w Hams Bacon eady ses ssc t1s .u, ocfl.n q n. a.,
nd leary sales 80 nr,s II io iuiser dull A1d
heavy, 10ltc W On! Apd ,a< lot State caeeAsn
fAlr drIusnd nj H&lfHc &,.,a>,,
NexEx-ifas been a.vr to-day. and with f;.E Supply
,ef px 1.es continue steady a4d 1rn 6tefn f1enahse
quiet . rA+.,, III ~o...,1e,
y.ns1,1 lsK MI i Alas Mich Snn guar isH. Mich Eou
~ Reading soX Hudson 4eK &C. Ere BIS Central
six Del Hudson o3 Ehs bonds OF -, ~ Missouri e.,
tsN Tcnn g. b9x.
, 1859-12-23
.Flaanctsl ann qron1m ertial.
MONETARY,

TneEnpA. EvExlxo. De- 5. ISIS.
The demand for Eastern Exchange continues
day to II per cent. premium. On the street
there ~crr sales at II per cent. Currency is in
fair supply with rather more demand than for q
few days must,
, 1859-12-23
Railroads.
ILLINOIS CENT. RAILROAD.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm md .ftei SUNDAY. Dec- Ash l.9 tEans WI ttass
.he Jir.t Central Depot foot uf Lake street. for Aop g.
Lous JedEisea tt;. EfoI:. Gassbufx pes.sus spFshx
ytcr.burx Sstehes. New ur!x1as and Autl!e.
iy,r EIpfes. III 80 ouhd1ys excepted ass!slax
Il ersgnsM Al u pm; 5s- Lau!s " Il Ca.o al
4@xmt Memphis II pm ssxt da! a1d Ne" o'tsans
IT so Ar. tbit3 ceY. . .,. ....,.h.
tnx i Peo1a Al 6s5 Am. G!Iesbusfh y io.s In =
Ious Il IL p1n. ;taro II Is Men po 7se An. sec
onl daY and New Urtsaus II do pm. tanf uA1
On sstvrAa1 night ratAeneef ~ WI fnn 10 ttoene
on nc E12ttss he KIT, leaving chicago y st9pm.
Tr1ns arrive In EAisa4 II y / ~ Ald lo1a p H.
Eie. aut sietpne CasssFe on 81 nlgaa Trains. @
Barx1xe eheeksl through to Cairo. ST. Louis. aua s.
Joseph. ..rro,our,crrr4
For ea,e 1t thu Company oes In he 0rssi csstss D.
not so at 1hx oacs Of The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aa
EhieaSo Ka,osd Co9anJ corner of Dsa1eotn 70 ~.
dplph streets and n the Achsnn Ctntra! A.hioad
on Utaztorn ssrtet, between Lake ACC hznddpn s1eS
HYDE PARK AND WOODLAWN TRAINS =
Leave Ch.zso II 7oo An, le.re Woo.awn u g *.@
sI5pa s-Np.u
Communication tickets 1t reduced Ez1ea. good for thn
rnon.hs On b oatalned BY applying II The ones Of u
General Passcexsr AEsat;;, .rrurp au...,,,.,t-rt
, 1859-12-23

DANGEnors FnArpCAUTI0N 70 THE PCHLlc.-
We invite the aid Of ali who know the inesti-
.nable value Of Host tiers Celebrated Stomach,
Bitters to the afflicted in every section Of tue
country, to MD us iu fcyretiug out aud bringing
to Justice the counterfc,ters Of the preparation
and their aidcrs and abcttors. Several most
,,crnicious imitation OF this popular Restorative
llave recently been brought out in Chicago, and
US the lives Of persons are piaced ia Jeopardy
by these connections. We feel it incumbent up"u
US TO girc th,s warning through the press. The
national reputation acquired by the Bitters as a
cure for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and a1a dc.
blitating dis=ascs Of the stomach md bowels,
has temii,ted into the field host Of sharks, who
hope to profit By their celebrity. Please see IL
it. therefore, that the article you buy has u fac
xi,nile of the proPriesors signature on the label
aud that tile words "Dr- J. Hostettcr 5 Stomach
Dittcrs~ are blown in the side Of the bottle, AM.
stamped on the cap covering the cork.
, 1859-12-23

y. PARTICULAR B.-Gentlcmen wishing old
garments neatly repairep, or cleaned, should
take them to Cook L McLain. % Dearborn st..
Ladies' garments cleaned aud dyed in the best
manner ut 1928 Clnrk street.
, 1859-12-23

~ The best stock in the city Of Lttrelry,
1tdtch<f. .Sartr.rdr<, Fine Lara. Etrusea",
Coral, Enamtl4d and other sets. Fancy Goods,
&C.. imported and from our opn TsdHafactory
at Nexark, y. j., suitable for Christmas anL
New Years presents is at 4. II. Miller 4 Bros,
Ice Lake street, corner Clark.
Having made our purchases tpt<sonal{y)wi
in the last ten days our stock, is Of the
latest and most elegant et5les, buyers are re-
specially invited 70 call, examine, aud judge
Remember our address corner Of Lake and CLARK
streets, dele 1w
, 1859-12-23

q WHEELER WlLsox's SEWING MACHINES
for Christmas or New Years Present. Eerv
appropriate testimonial Of a Father to his
Daughter, q Son to his Mother, Husband to
his Wife, Brother to his Sister, OF Church to
It's Pastor. This is git as durable rs life-an
economy Of moro intrinsic worth to the Ladies
than its actual cost.
GEO. r. CnrrrExnkx, Gcn1 4g't
dca-til l67 and 1863 Lake street,
, 1859-12-23

Be wise md dout spend yonr money
foolish,y, but sarc it to purchase your wife u
Clristmas present that will pay for itreff in
few weeks, viz: q new and improved Kerosene
Lamp, to be obtained only Mt the Lamp and Oil
EMPORIUM ln6 Clark street. dea1-Gt
, 1859-12-23
LOCAL MATrhItS.

r. Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street,
und ret vcur clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and ut prices TO suit thc times
4 MAN SUDDENLY MADE RlcH.-One of our
citizens vas suddenly n,adc r,cl few days siucc
hy purchasing 4 can Of Cooks large Baltimore
Oysters, ut Il. Jackson's tiate NcNasscr'a q:
Dearborn street, in which was found n rtatl Of
priceless value. Mr.. Jackson is now daiIy re-
ceiyiug ,hcse choice 0ysters and offers them to
the public at ~ cents can during tho Holidays,
J.,aH ~
, 1859-12-23
Foreign Markets.

pEx As1A.l lfvEkrtol, pee- 10.
1expsr Mex1r AAtkE-The suov.neI and an!m,son
aae n1 e "a % IT, IL pe IL liza Ill., M The
transit. ss0s fes ~ ~. + .ss 90 % H. y =,
e ~ 1 e. oa 're sa g.
The E7lss account x-dIv. and The closing quota
oae.,e aeas nd ;.e .oat se Tse .spy vs. sSand
aat TIE y civ returns of he Lax Of LaE.nd siow
dlersae Of tsI. ~.
I1yx1roo., Die. ia.
G71us-Dsokess Circular ths make has again hftn
dull tassaxtout 'hs aad quotations. aFe z<ioeed IN
F1sS1-No sales Npoitsa. and value noHlnal II e.s&
ueed II ne. An@raa rcd when .ald to mode1,e *.
tsn. = ptes.oa. pees qot!o.s Tor red d s1&hA liz
Fsava,o:s-6uA 10 sas!..ne.d: Produce qa:t.
NEv foax. Det. =.
the de.ad dsr'n III sa.,t. wesk hid hsa
Wheat g 20 ha au: and q 7tr qua Is iodlaa
y as IL es u .a0 c
a cnst s"tA m.Issts arr 1eA but A1e yt eonsccz'
~ 9sgsSe ~ ~ - % r.! ;ss .a,h q :oss s..sa RI
ii Me & sgsn FL FL, s. sdS.. ~
s@ess ses a: e t. " sxs. t'i .a ea o.e I'D rl.ss:
pa. ssis. lndl.a Cosa. zirod ind yellow. so5sl.;
s,;a:s.-cos.1ct da,. es'cci,ly fo1 Old Anas.te.a.
% = f. pssr to .sss
eses "a e a. e
e9nhe shGply II old generally untui 10 The require
@aftsis .s.4Si II re.S qaos.sons Il NY .ta.ed
no..vsr taA TT extns pI!ce. .re deuaaoosd fo tas
deet-ed II vthout Inducing buyc4 iefwatd
ceH u most limited ri III pzrct1A.
New York Market,
py Tx1A1kAru,] Hkx So1x, Der. =.
Florx-oRtQe hs.1er, clnAH rrrr qua- salea 10 81
lT,s ~ {ssls for sure. StAlc; en&Sss fr
4s..b % f0f tupey Wertern: - f4s
.taa x1sA do; s5GA2a ~ for ttxrior to kcd shipping
hr4d* estz7 rosnd Ercp O'ic. cnx xs qutet Ind tFni
Cauadan gtAdY Sal = 200 t.fs f5t0at :af esrmor
to co;re eItk RE F.ouf Ia fir request !: - f024
GxAK-Whs1. n,arkct raEy quiet and nom!nalls IN
chrx.t. kof NAvaukee t1u5 4E0s II oteftd. md el.c
.tkeI Thxfe u Limited export snd speeaatte dtin. .ht
Rye aet Ee*ese WITH t'1f!n< essts Hss!t! aetlv4
sales b. II s4eaefm whine and Xeilo~ Sfs asaoS
1t laet7c for Esste. W<steru and CAuAdtaa.
, 1859-12-23

FoR CHRISTMAS AND NEW lKAns.-All should
remember that 5eelcy at Il Clark street, has
the largest. best, and most varied assortment Of
Candies Of any Confectiouer in town. Ladies,
please make note of it. noo4.lm
s9g~ See advertisement Of Cornell 4 Co.'S
two thread noiscless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. l33 Lake street.
au3G-1y
, 1859-12-23

chicago Historical society.

Br Tr11npArn1 Mot1EKlt, Dec -
Fnrr--tlrrnrr. Nc. Super. u le2:.eo; No. tsooi
Fancy t5 .S5n $40; Extra *Gst6 40.
, 1859-12-23
DrTTSBURGH, FORT 1TaYNE


Vow CO pietet a9d cars run from Chicago to luhsrGA
without CD nks. cunaegtnx with th~ kte4t
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To Wv ferk. pha. hslt!moEe MID WAsa!nston
oy and Al towns Of k<nnsyisa:ia New lsE.
kJt View York. Maryland. .&c-
By t.slax vi. Eoute VII hsvs tbs bsaef.
III the Eastern market At 10 additional cost
gAxgake thecte,a through.
Trains tezxe tbs depot. Of Canal and Van HuYe
xt1eets> Ne4I >stie~ - lulI,wa:
80 4. Morning E1prts -. daily tSuniaFE excepted
$50 F.A--N.hht E1prtss. daily %aturf4ys exctpsst.}
Cannesttn& II Csts&br With cleveland and Lake shuza
Railroad to Ilnk3rk nufao. SeRe1 faiA Ssw Ynst aEd
Boston. and all Interior tosps Ut New England via N4w
York Central and Ssw York and E:.r lsaliuaos-
Also, south TO Cuumtua, LnesvlIe. Newark Mount
and Virginia,
The aoovs train, connect Forest with train. Nal
Rses KosA to spFtn1t=d Cfta. layton anA !aeonsts
Also With fFlns II Lima for layton All, Cne.RIat aIrCf
FARE AZ Low as ANY OTHER RUGTE
rassenkcss bound East will Ind this souta toih pleasant
and a<esb.e. passing .hrnuEh many q Tie aTtes< and
nnest cities IL the Cn.ied Staies,
sHtvsn< II Chicago On any Of the fnada wD
dn agents u the dFp~ts 10 ecsive
anu euAsey oaxt FREE VI caarxu 10 ths r. an0
lhlc7&n 3rs- S.eepnG cars accompany s4eh train.
Tickets Tor ae At Ill the principal Tekax O5e. N the
snd II The Compsny tcr corner uf Raauolph 80
p<asho!n s1ee2. "pposte ito Revere osse. VI IT fhA
Depot West side Of Ca1a 2nd Van 4nIen sseci$
Chicago.
Ii particular TO ask for t!cktes by Fort Wayne.
K.t. II TRICK, Ticket akrht-
Etn,Ft Avrn
, 1859-12-23

Tea and Toilet Sets, Silver Plated Goods, Rich
Bohemian and China Vases, parian figures,
Motto Cups, Girandoles. Lamps aud greas ra-
riety Of other ornaments suitablc for Christmas
presents For sale lower than in any other
china atore in this city, at the China Emporium,
Of A. jaeger Co., 103 Lake street. del0Gl
, 1859-12-23
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN,
lsl LAKE SHORE ASD GRAND TRUNK RAIL
WAY LINES,

~ IL L II - ~ Dco ALL AAkA*Y
lsl= LAKE, SHORE ASD GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
WAY LINES.
1850
Takes e1ect on aIi af.es NOT u.
Great Through Route to New York,
Tu1e:o Crsand, r1l.turxh. Hatshurth. Wher!laz. sy
Tacu4e Troy Eurat De1u! rus -tason kEd<r. Nh"
kara FAs nun4o. uuakrk AltAnr. 1t tauI- Montreal.
Worrts;sr Furt.Ei tkceae 1od all tie p.ats IN shi"
Psnn0 ranI7 New York New Fl xlAcd st~tes and Tie
Ca13laa.
G;@ ap Mil and E1p., fraEes Chicago da. tuHdars
t,.trsta.l VIA ua Nehk2n l.u2.i. naclns Ioie.
tn at -. p.u, a2d b+tn1t At t!0 Pm.
100 pla Nj ht E4Ift.A leaves hkaZodAlJ. of Mch
s7a Raad. reaching fo1taoa At Asa74n and pes1cls
atiJu1n,-
U.rret euu1est.vns made Toledo with trims Tolt.o
aII ad III p1tnts n eEs In uh!u, Feuussl
ran 4, New W k an! t..e Srw England St.tss-
kErtct tun!rct.ot- 1r \. lht ot With Great Western
Railway tn u.pn EI.ds-. &c. .
NiIeet ctIep made sk trtf.h With ralnA ca Gt4nA.
TrEEk Kaw1 TO Toronto, ErtscIt, uSder1Gurea. NeH'
tr-el. Crre~v a3A for1land-
Dert 4! made al Cleveland II t'ht.hurxh:
Iirri~ uish Nneest:x. FL,l.!e'Ytta, E7ltiuore aoa
NaAifn.t'n
Cu.ntes;oas u.+ At Toedo with train. Michigan art
Dayton E1d 10 Ina. D4.tnn Hamilton aht tsceEa1l.
&c. Gonn+cias 1t Adrian " Ih TIA rs 10 tstuEs~th,
Clinton Naltersie md J1sA*cn-
~ No rAanAe OF cars rwrrn f'h!e1.c Al! OctFeff.
L" !1kEa.e checked thIouZn ~ New York. Boston.
W0t,I,:Ctt@$ rAIENr SLEEPING CARS ascota-
parry al night fatss TIL rNa1e 70 Asw ont and stoo
Tefrs te r~ A. ali ticket paer@ IN ihn West And II
1he c"npAhys Otct, under the r.et H. 'ss eefntr Vi
q NJ 0KAY tivre.ai # eatsr,4 Axeut.
~ rnjA
, 1859-12-23

E Singers Sewing Machines for Christmas
aud New Years Presents at to Lake street.
dcaO-tia1
, 1859-12-23

TIlCA(i IOWA AND
SEnxAskA RAILROAD.
a .nd sitter M.SDSY. june 18th, l>S9, until further
1o..ee. tta.as Will r:n II fa.sovs:
TRANS wEsWAKD. TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAn 11AlH. ThAtN.
LcaseCh!cccn.,,Jtd An. Le,-ct-a. Is1,Id+. = II
Lave t:.ltA p:o Ar,sc At Z! Ht17 asI
Arrive :: Ct4A; Tap As... a1 Ch c7s".. - rn
lis =. ... .....3.11fn HhH1 74N1-
fts-1 .1AfN, 1etse f+.a+ lisp G. t!'b n
Le ave- t'!,e lit >" 1m
Ltaye tt.at H.. .3.Na:i. .assfs l. tEt4n iii In
Arrive =. Ceda: Eai~
1s.a.. r,,r. so,cb,e, n .od ,.-
Eat
Al n-~itr. will,sa-es:oE parrr2es.at4 Ma ,uoks'a.
81 Yankee krn. whh tt1Er< fer forrEtu-
At t!s4..n ~!.l4 :lxr- 4 .saar.ra.
ti.-t: c..4r Eapht4 itn isr MaTtnn. t!.fH7
WA,e" at..s FAts Wavery. Fiat:-sIIr. f:cttfs!. =.
ttarcs Mr.. Il fost 1.:- .3I >::;1 t!:r. Tr.' Ma
sk!1a E.ra- S-v1t1. Ect .a1u. IantF :t~isuu- N7-
:rrst, \. I,,-n.t Ire. Ar. t'a1r y Fluff.
N::!. h4x t<t:1r River f,f SIIt' a:sd
WIT E.fA.
The ..r:s-t :teapess sal eao.e e1pet.ous trusr be-
tween hc. ati trutEa wa. Il t-i"s my t,6 NILE.
frcm CcaS.tnth: N:ssl..p1. Es.s .nd heate LEssily
In.n lie iussrcr Of Iowa.
TnSssfr .x ths Wells street Depot Chsxo. it,
80 As1.ef xi!. i At the .tsEt l.; flE. Il, receive
3in.xsse 'r in tht sLai. vhich viii 5e conveyed
~ W. '''s; H. SMITH. E-s. AMI s7ps-
r.. usN -:--, r-t. and r. set ! GENT. ,v@sr-
, 1859-12-23
An Old South Carolina Farce Ke-En-
Acted

CnAn1Esros, Dec. so--A special dlspatc,
Houses have adopted resolution that thu
South owes it to her OWL citizens to protect
them and their property from crery enemy. ant
that for the purpose of military preparation fo'
any emergency the sum Of sloo,o!0v be appro
printed The Senate also adopted resolution
that while still deferring to her Southern sisters
she respectfully announces to them that IN he
holding States imperatively demand 4 speed,
separation from The free soil States Of the con
federncy, and earnestly invites md urges he
sister States Of the South to inaugurase tt
movement Of Southern separation, Ia which sh'
,,te3,ras herSeif nr0mntty to unite.
, 1859-12-23

~ Those monster Kerosene Lamps wlcl,
girr the light Of two gas burners or tsvo Cam
phene Lamps. at onc-fourth Of The expense.
will be hired ont for evening parties, lighting
halls, churches, etc. during the holidays, Ap-
ply at Lamp and Oil Emporium, ls6 Clark st.
dn1t.3at
, 1859-12-23

SINGERS FAMILY SEWING NAcH1xEs.-Also
Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, at
&C Lake street. See advertisement, dclu-1ul
, 1859-12-23

Lsannn afu happes il x*1 rfgutei }uaIa1z Il Is
very desirable 10 hass cheap and renlent way for
repairing Furniture. Croekrry. Tors &e-
, 1859-12-23

WANTED.-A Sitting Room aud
W ene bedroom -nfos: :abiy fu,uished, With with
ont board, aa private family where oker ba1dets are
kept. for sshg!e sehsleuaE- AdtEess la. GEE CITY
Hotel d.! etx