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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-1n the Senate Jexter-
day, Senator Trumbull made lengthy speech,
chiefly in defence of the Republican party, in
the course Of which be said that the declaration
Of NJ. Seward in regard to the " "irrepressible
pressed By Washington and The Southern men
n lsos- lie also quoted the language Of JEFF
ferson. that that there is nothing more certain
ly written in the Book OF Fate. than that these
races should b. free. 1t won1d be seen, then,
that the iden was not new; it had its origin in
Virginia years ago, and the idea was foFesha-
creed Of the Republican psrty, he trusted it
might hereafter become its creed-that Is, the
deportation Of the free negro population from
the country. He trusted the Republican party
would make It \ part Of their creed to procure
some region Of the country not far distant to
which the negro population could be taken. He
feared for the consequence Of Jeaerson's pro-
phecy, unless this was done. In favor Of this
movement, he quoted from speech OF Henry
Clay, advocating colonization.
In conclusion, Mr. Trumbu1l said: " It seems
to meinpracticable to transport this great pop
ulation to Africa. Let us obtain q country
nearer home; and to show the sympathy in the
North for the South, I know may say for the
people represent, We will contribute liberal
means to relieve this country Of this free negro
population, and Of all tho slares that shall be
voluntarily en,ancipated, by planting them in
some contiguous country. hope that will be-
come the policy Of the Republican party. I
hope we may join hands with the South, and,
instead Of reproaching each other, instead Of
saying anything to create misunderstanding
in the different sections Of the Union, we may
come together as our fathers stood together,
shoulder to shoulder, to establish our inde.
pendence-that NC come together side By side,
rs brothers, adopting q policy which shali
eventually rid us of this institution of slavery,
the only one that threatens our permanent
prosperity"
, 1859-12-10

BrTu1exarn.] NV Tc1k. Dec- ., led.
F1oC1-Iess active but unchanged. Sales 1e 90 bbs
*slo43ls for supr state s3so s.f extra state IS 10
tGas3 Tor supr western Inferior to soou
tka round ho<p OhtbcoNpK quiet and unchanged China
dian que& and uueasnked eales %, tts nj ~ 2etJ-
Rye us In fair request 1t 4aSA24-ao.
GkA1x-Wheat In favor Ct shinprr hut Prices without
cha r.. saea sa coo tu II 10. A!!~aukee Club sl
fos White kyE sls:H fos Ksd Seutsen IA: fyr f.if
While Canadian including 5: o3 bu II1wauke Club for
escost: kye ned .! sease na:ey no:e astse -, sa:ts
Com aeadv sales N b. u ssesc for nex: soaae for
HnEr-He.ry aud lover. Sales :oo hs. At s77>{ase.
chiefly n The inside price. :,
PAos14ozs-Pa:k b. av5 an3 dsorrn< saies ZOO bzls
s'6s70 80 mes; ~ S*a.ll s; r1@5, ta.'s weae:n
.sisse term. besi .teadr. g s. n:. st4so prime
s.k17k. reef Eams Artvc- ai&'o prime nesI b e. Et.
sl,saO. Cut meals sc.dy sAes soo bis: ~; shcu!dcs
VI Aatns. bAeop quct 1atd very fECo s&0 br'B.
il s4lle Dut,<r dull 1li9isc ohio atat:. Cheese
s.tsdy kGlIc.
Wo.I-tletes ral.s { n. todsse- same zars r.
ps1da alch: advance ever 'hcsc dtu.es; foreign dull
and uEctAugtj.
61pcxs ID Hoa.d: prices vii kus:ared and asa With
&! Aay1aees; ga - sose !. A1dscni |. tHe X. NY
C3. C&Mlt{1. H3j IN Ohio 6sH. @ I: r ~.
1uE&. NklsR. Va & ~. ReadiugS S1H Hud4ou a.
EsiesH. NYUtnx. r Nal7ss 50. = u1H aK, Hud.
5sp "a bonds 40 8. '~'
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Are teneaJ hourht to Aare haa 'tlack eye" to-dxy
eonseqretee tbt Asppevy scottnk they sreed
hava yssEfdsy md Of lie he receipts of aay and In
e1pe aitoc fGs BuyeT 10 tLd ecIe.s
IA nlaks eoncesatoEs frtty
An e1 that tEt As+ acou:1Eed 10 ththk thai the
maEkt pretty ~.i! tsokt doxn likely TO recede
xtA fa-htT Ftecs rauEe1 r 1870 syringe 10
es1&AnofnE hs7vr- In the excatt.oeut It active
motsmen lhet was macl hEeeutaTlty AID uncertainty h
t1E rAneeA 70 sta1 cea1 Interpretation OF whkf u
din = OH liz.
Anuodre~ 4<rt ray b In Gov. Which, II exit, wm
~ de<topd Iun The ~eek. 2nd give An oppf tpniy to
ths <Spetentea OF deteln1aS. with reAarahe pceutaey
tic f8+k ri tke co5tAa &c lag bs at6
sbs ~ tnttrafs. Tke sC*e rreeze nvw thilnE III
tu1s thsn ,ttes nare lad dad Abe and thc1r
ovn Of frsi& nd be tes ia in the
= aip large Of he s 10 bt u thar iorrey
hIthaswA rho nc lnLtaEa- here 10 orc ~. Il
b ADMITTED ua1th It u tu> II nreh Il nov to cx
sacess, Of t1e esh .4:e q =; ,he1. h,s ben
hTe pcen b,ered tt,r ntN os ii .ae rtes sEa1s
~ tte has 1kea- ~ *e tt'oe aa.c few
Eaw moc vii ~eterntnef III 70 Ef IT Nte1e the fuiuse
f ~ trAds vi b. COZ tse for " psltn& hsa
WsUEsnt xa1 hAa b.en cl diti.ce. ttA sos nIch
NIbe = sakc 10 su.rt-tr the nr4et II a1tS1aE bet
Tas - esr reek.f s1x xh8cA We lAE sepo:td
asch2ez the tryvtigE arktt u whit had tetn
dsi DUNG thel = fry dA9 srems E.ve ntel1sa u
izE1ka4 u The kst Ind ue7nEene Q! 'he
Wofsda shead- The sAles Ct Nets Ptrk were asEe :!
4Hkl; C1x hest CSC for ssaonides aod sides; end
oT 4Arl Il Ing eHc whssp rku- fuEiahed by ths
t8yez a-d It loas zt1ud'sx 1ku,-Coasaes@tal,s ssh-
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RAose3 That tht Judleazy Committee do Inquire Into
~ OF hasnE The "a respecting Jury fees submit
20 70 h& supEts Eoufs for i'll cplnien Ind d. eon and
Hrfopsf place tfe matter before the Executive Co3uee
ofthe Law Institute for sach Action L Necessary.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rssolssd Ihat 20 pAsr1 t4 te Sister. Of he7cy
q u tae CF Hospital without order from tie County
PhJaa Or Ccca.y Agrat.
1he Committee reported adverse to petition
from North Chicaeo.
Ree9leed fhit the Supervisor Of each town Ia Cook
CounIY o and they huehv dfected keep wateh Of
The tae OF and corpel according 10 the law eycy
pes9oa 70 kelloE liquor to taxa cut license.
The following was presented by Supervisor
Coventry:
WHE1IA4 has BEEN charged that the prtaert aceo-
ths Book1 md Records IN tbs Recorders
nee of s eeustr not s1ch The waa Of the public
demand sad such due rekard for sad
hooks and to dss by ts require md
s.fs or al sid 1esozd4 beirk desons Of fu,
ther Information ia reGa.d 70 the truth fssy Of 4uh
os, and TIE need any for rrfornArn in his pazl-u
2s. and 4 the Lteetsazy 10 make tuth reformation
the .atae, th"re rS-
Ee.o.d Ttat committee r. I've be appointed 1eposs
to the nj teasson Ct Tie Btard on the Whole matter.
Pending discussion on this the Board ad-
iourncd.
, 1859-12-10

ST, LOUIE.
y-rv few Hor, xrr. a, tbr vr,,s,. and hrre, ve,
anxious t, bur Il yss Is,ses 20 ssetpts had
etr and Vii reach market Is lie westAe. nodr1s.es
nuyt III Hscn1hsi ~ Jn..n Esrosd n,rhss.d n -
ssa: tnd ~ 70 ssos ocss eseo per load freight
Este essint Eood natn rTuts- seHe 10 to too we're
Nothing doing Of Aeourt IN Prevalent there belnE
is r. ofssed oa The uarfst and but few huyes~-No
1Or,1syrTIr
r,.x........1...,
"eAl 3etsIuxi Ia4I lae pfoF1Aoo mArkts seemed %
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FK1pA1 ErEsEzo. Dec. 2.
FLoCR-EeceIps. 10cl hNs. Market quiet but f.n
Sales were: 100 b1. "snh Ellis" Spring exta al ssoo
del 100 brs ehoiee Spring extra \. deli 0b'is 1.n-
k14" do tt a des 70 trs BIZ Bluddr" do PIT 100
ts4 low grade Spring extra nj ts0 deli 20 bs!s 1ntana
Whit. Wltter At s5.,o del.
THEAT-Eeeelp,a, o4'7 tn. Market adraneea 1aec.
Sales leo bu No. Spring to as.ve rext wttk a &C
Ia .ttr. 500 bu Club nj &lo track 1000 In No.
S2n: II In ktose o5bu DO 1t acia store: 10 Lu
do 1t &c in :sc1t 0bu do n Sc track; ao5 tn Let
ed at s5c IN store.
coRN-Recep.t. e:o1 bu Mksket advanced lesse.
Sales o03 bu No. Al 29c in store to1 tu do
In so.r 100 hu 4oc In go hu doat tfat;
20 cd No. Ut <De IN sote; 200 bu E. Com Il &c o.
traek 1000 IN Rejected \. a.cia ktcre.
okTS.-Recs;pta 1891 bu. Advanced lEc. Sales wee
6oobu No. 5sxcn atose 100 tu d. At s3ke! In sose
100 bu do in bags 1t Sc tn track.
HYE-NeeeIpts ~ bu. Sca1es. Sales xe1e: G. .tass
No. 1t sc on track.
BARLEY-Reeelpts,1 1o3o b.. Market QUE. and 1..a.
Sales were: 800 bu on t!aek br sample ats:c-
sEEDS-Rcce!p1k 1910 d. Sales sesr 10 baE Inferior
Timothy 1t a2oo; = bu poor do At e:.lo.
u10H HTINEs.-Market nrues. 6ales wesc: 80 hs1.
ssslc
ALEoHOL-15lsis ii 4.kc.
DRESSED HOGS.-Rece.pta, l7ks. Market dull and
Ind ala
, 1859-12-10
Meeting Of Board of Supervisors.


FOURTH DAT.
Roll called aud minutes read and approved.
The petition Of the several real estate owners
to appropriate $500 or any other sum uecessar :
to 1nake up the defect in the expense of con-
strucsing bridge across the South Branch at
Halsted street, was referred to the Committee
on Koads and Bridges.
Supr. Throop was opposed to the county
paying the sum, and said that it was under
stood that the West Town Of Chicago would
provide tic money, but was not opposed to the
reference.
supr. Erler offered the following resolu-
tions:
NHrErAa The present porad used for the North Town
Of Eh:rzSo Il In condition LET tu teetre keep auT
animal. -
rr That stable te bu.t satable for the ru,pos. as
tie expense of the county, Or the bs
tnss+ ~~''~ 1'N&@~
RefeEredto Committee on Town and Town
Accounts.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges re-
ported favorable to racating State road IL
Elk Grove, Ind out in 1885, from Chicago to the
Wisconsin line. Concurred in.
Same Committee reported adverse to appro.
pr'atlon Of $500 to rebuild the Phinney bridge
in Jefferson.
The Committee on Jail aud Jail Accounts.
reported favorable to paying the following
bills:
, 1859-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dee. e.-Only proof copy of
be P residents Message has yet been printed,
and thatis in bis own possession.
1t is said that the Democratic Senators werc
in conference this P. ". 70 arrange the Standing
Committees. They will be nearly the same as
those last session, and will hare to be ratcd on
By The Senate
Hickman will again endeayor tomorrow to
press the adoption Of the plurality rule to effect
the election Of Speaker. but At this stage Of
proceedings there does not seem to be auy pros
pect Of its adoption, as the opponents Of Sher-
man will vigorously resist its Introduction.
The Commissioner Of Patents has appointed
Prof. .1illsou, Of Columbia College, in this Dis.
trict, Librarian Of the Patent Office, eies Turner,
deceased.
There was some damage done to Browns
Hotel tonight, owing 70 defective FIRE lue.
At one time the entire building WAS considered
in iumsuent danger. There was an exciting
time among The members and other guests, !
large part Of whom hadtheir baggage removed,
but afterwards returned 10 their quarters.
, 1859-12-10

Tho decline in Cincinnati during the past two
days, rs well as the mildncss Of the weatber,
had q depressing effect on the market for
Dressed Hogs to-day, and q decline Of Csc took
place. Early several lots were sold as high as
s6.1et95.so; but towards noon buyers held Of,
aud tbs market became perfectly dat-good
heavy Hogs selling at &5.75@s.0o. Towards
evening, however, there WAS rather more
rn1iety to buy, but there was no visible i'm.
provement in prices. Lire Hogs were not go
depressed although wc have also to note
decline Of about 5c-thc sales ranging from
3l.e2@5e5 gross. For heavy Hogs the mar-
ket was 'o'erably active at $4.6o@5.oo ut which
figures there were free s:llers; but ono lot Of
extra, averaging Els 1bs brought ~ high u
&3.25
The market for Provisions was rather timer
thaa during tue two previous days; but there
Is no actual decline. The stock is SO small
sLat holders do not show any anxiety to sell;
while there aze good muny orders on the
market no! yet filed. Round lots Of Ness
Pork would bring $1,000; but holders refuse
to sell IL that figure. For February delivery
$lG.5o was offered aud refused. In Green
Meats, there we're stles Of 5000 Hams On pri-
vato terms {reported MS full pricc) and Gret
Sides and Shoulders at Gle and 4;c, for smnll
lots. For SItcd Meats there is good de-
mand but buyers and sellers are npart Lard
IL good request ut 10c, with xalez Of 200 bbls at
Milwaukee, at that figure. Holders here, how
cser, are firm 1t 10i G10ac. Ta!low Is frner,
and VIC report q snle so. .duy Mt an advance Of
, 1859-12-10

LEArEswoarn, Dec. s..The entire Republi-
jorities averaging over 5000. Every county ret
heard from, excepting Learenworth. giTes u
Republican majority. Holderman, Dem, for
Congress ahead Of his ticket thus far.
Atchison county, heretofore Democratic
stronghold, gives 100 Republican majority.
Three precincts in Jefferson county give small
Republican majority. Douglas county-Law-
dotte county, about Republican majority-a
gain Of three hundred. Ha1German Democrat,
for Congress. in Leayenworth county has ESQ
mninYity
, 1859-12-10
Destructive TiFe4s

NJ % loEk' Dec Dec. a.LIhe piano forte factory
bradbury, was destroyed By fire this morning,
together with q large stock of pianos md mn
terials. The loss was $la5 200, on which there
was $40 ,0o0 insurance. The buitdiug was owned
By Henry boomer, and was fully insured. At
noon the rear war fcl, and it is feared that sey-
eral 6remen we're buried in the ruins.
CINCINNATI, Dec. e.-The Retort House and
the machinery Of Hiatt & Woods candle factory
were burned this noon. Loss $50, 900; insured.
, 1859-12-10
Rai!tpa1S.


PACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
IL RAILROAD.
folIoEseaa7, tSurEays e1clktsd):
LEAVE RACINE,
Aili:4o 4 Meeting At Clinton trl.a Ieavtrx CAioef3
isl5t H.. hJ ths Ehleax and North v sst&ra laIi-
Hay md arriving 4 Eerlos: Atb P. Mn ,!1ns Tor
tasas On tns uinots Central G, 4. tor the Ta.t and
soosh-aEns.nE 4. freepot II -:13 I. H.
IEArEFnEEPUET,
At55 son arrival oftatns from UunleIih and eo1.
pectl.x a Racine with Trains on tho Milwaukee I'D
Ch7fo T. X. for Mlwauses ana q lcaso.
At r. n, Acc. hatAton fas Beiok.
A<oonssfok at Clinton with tn Chicago md Nurt-
xesttfn Railway for Ch!cRo-autvinx It Chcaxo Il ll{a
~ A-and reaching Racine At llt9AsN.
10 Ill Poleta the Nisslssppa Klsxr
dsspatet, .14 "'~' ~A" s''~~'"
Q. A. TN0MSOy G4n1 Nanaxer sss..xtx
, 1859-12-10

New foE6, Dec. o.-Mrs. Wood. wife It Fer
nando Wood, the Mayor elect, died IN this city
this morning.
SrocEnR1nGE, Mass., Dec. 9.-Theodore Sedg-
wick the y. S. District Attorney for the South
cFn District Of New York. died here last night
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Funeral ofU. s. Attorney Morton

ToLxpo, Dec. 9.-The funeral Of the Hon.
Daniel 0. Morton, late q. S. District Attorney
for OHIO, vas largely attended By the members
Of the profession as . body aud the citizens gen
erally. Judges Potter. Mason, Mrers, Fitch,
The Courts here and in Cleveland passed reso-
lutions expressive Of the general grief aud ad-
iourued.
, 1859-12-10

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-Tle steamer Rochester
struck suag two miles above Madison yester-
day. sinking almost Immediately. Sixty pas
sengers we're on board. All sarcd. 1.oa& and
cargo valued ut about 5000; almost total
, 1859-12-10

Bos7oS, Dec. 9.-The jury in the case Of
Coclrans rs. Perry, for the seduction Of the
formers wife, has awarded hin, 5000 dam
ages. Mr. Cochranc has transferred the amount
to the Home for the Fallen.
, 1859-12-10

1A1SHE aEV17k i 2Rc'N FEAEe
ST. Louis, Dec. 9.-The Pixies Peak Express
ofthe % has reached Leavenworth, with $3, 900
ia gold dust and large mail. Severe weather
bad set in and mining was generally abandoned.
, 1859-12-10

NEW YoRx, Dec. 9.-Hon. Mr. Preston. q,
S. Minister to Spain, and Baron Rothsebild, a1e
among the passengers By tho Persia, which ar
rived here to-day.
, 1859-12-10

notwithstanding the fluctuations at New York
md other depots. Prices Of last week are air.
tsiued. GRA1x-Nheat holds its own verv we'll,
We quote Ut Il 2s@!.S5 for white, though some
small lots Of choicr white Canadian hare been
aold as high as el.40. He'd wheat brings from
2sc@f1.l3. Corn and other coarse grains are
steaaJ. except rye, which we quote at e5@7oc.
C1sctSxA71, Dec. a.-0ur -four market e1hit-
tied no change from yesterdays quotations, nor
any change in lis spirit. The demand is only
moderate, such Is it is being onl5 Of quiet
speculative character. Wheat and other graius
are very firm, but ia no respect show any ma.
teriei variation. either MS to demand or Us to
pricks, from reports givcu during the last 1hrer
days. Corn, Acc. Oats, 46c Barley, 75c for
prime f.il. Rye, SOC. Wheat, good and prime
rcd, 6l,l5G1*l6; white, 81. Is for prime. Nhis-
y il hrn. NJ clio.
ToLrno-Sor. S-The Blade reports As fol.
lows: Receipts, 9'5 brls aour, 14o4 bus corn
brls -four: Shipped By G, 1 +. 4. r., Dec. T.
100 hrls -four, 1850 bu wheat, COS bu corn, 1s5
brls hams, 50 brls hi hwincs, II cars stock No.
thing doing in breadssuHs day, and we quote
nominaliy unchanged. Ftour-Extraa al IS, NX
At . 80 Nleas-Ked held ut !. .1al @l.14, white
eo@55c: in the ear, 4o@s5c per 7Q@75 Lbs.
oais. SIZE Darlcy--Lass sales ut 6eac.
clErz.Asn, Dec. s.-The receipts are again
small. Three cars wheat from Toledo, and one
on The G., G. G. Road, with two cars corn an
the G., G. e. seweEc all the grain receipts TO-
day. The high price Of whcaS in Toledo b..
considerably iessened the chances Of a supply
from that quarter. Flour-sales Of lew bbi.
at'prer'ous ra.es-es@5.e .es Tor fair to good I c1.
tras, and 1850 to for good red wheat double
extras. Wheat-1he only sale is Of one car red
Il el-2l on track. mud ono car delivered on C, i
II. track at t1.2e; car fair redis also reported
at &l,13. A good article Of red wheat wiifrradi-
II bring $l,el. Coru-Scw In car is nominal at
<5@&ec z bu of 20 lbs. Sale Of j car new
shelted {damp) At &C. Last sale prime new
ehelled st Csc. 0ais fEn at 4o@41c. Barley
The range is from 70 10 75c for choice. Com.
mon for feed sells a. about Coo. R5e nominal
at Bec.
Qu1sc1, Dec. 7.-The Faig says: The sup
ply Of grain and produce generally. is not equal
to the demand. Wheat comes in quite SLOWLY.
and the market is firm a, et,0o for choice-an
occasional load may sell ut u shade aboye this
6gure, owing to " running" among the buyers,
but tito market price is not more Than quoted.
CoRx-1s in demand on the street at g5c.
, 1859-12-10
DENNSTLYANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD,
Tbs C3rstty of th.A n ~ fs ecu1l to Aay Ia tbs

! Il hAl4.KuAt.
The CafxetJ of th.a K@. Is e1usl to 1ay Ia ,hs:
THREE THROUGH : PASSENGER TRAINS
Through TF.ins k,n ii Western a:ue. fr rhla:.ph:s
fa1n,h'nk for she st7n.p.taan q 5a~@akess
ss e FIT .s?
out charge q Cars Of cvn1art.fs-
s%s1t4 ga;s = r. ..:.ea* h. % eaeh T''!a Weef.
T. = @ r kiR.ss r.:
Inn. s. 'est 4 I1,,e9;4h wa .he An Express
&. 1sain w. Foft =, .nIs ST pM IT, f'4e0''e II y r
Trains connect Il Pittsburgh win the I'm Fat Line
se:.h ss't'as :: Falisaepia il f.X, Nv
s1 9aly ,la, b<s.:sn rs!!zdelphi. .aa View 1o.t,vo
q = se Ser.es Il k..
TEtss. E:..ard ,. oh..lssd =. say Of Ii. ,,crs
1t so.d o. M 2sts y The w vn ~ % S'a 10
tesets We.ss.Fd At the eses coap.aJ Il b.
II FEE II 1ISa7s Is noN
OTHER ROUTE
A.. ,t,s. tss Tstt!. :.
'i5i1s Dsc TEE III AsD TIE
hugh a7oltnx Il 4r.y.Se feFrass lrvxl iose.ses
Pattsrs s,p, nf EAdxasl Wi ard 70 ihs!r ad1kaaxs
FL eonisas shipping Directions apply 10 or
addrtss ehe. ofta- s4tes:aS Axea:. u Comkany:
D. 4. ewa.s. Fktts III Doyle Gu, Stuernvie O.:
h $. Pierre ca. !1e,vli:, u: j. johnson, Kp1ev
81 E. fstest H. ~ il ysE ss: e. Ed
Epsa g. 91ss c9s,naa :aa q; A.hs@ ,a' ~ MAbe*c
Gs.n Il r s:..t & I:1l:
Joha II. HArzs Nashville Tsaa-: Harris i 1iunt Mem.
ph:.. Tenn s:t.1fe Co. Ehssfc u; '. H. II. koonts
Axeos Of EaitsAs dia<seak po.asa Ia tae Eest
The xs.ie.t seds eesTed sEes aon aat s2eedJ
VIII usual fEEkT bAae E1's
Byth': Re2,s sEats Of II deses2soas caa be fozssd
any potat On The railroads Of Ohio Kentucky lodiaa in
nofa Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri BY sail 49, AA1
Pie Pe11sFv1atA Railroad 2t1 CONNECTS n Ptttshnrvh
With stsasaefa hy Tha Eocaa I'm b aay po
I1rd Inno!a AEks4lppi Tlscenxn A,s4oud Kaasas A.
and Eed Mrers; xrd Cleveland Sa1Gu1kr snd
K2tes,
A=.s.stsaa4 ShRpe, ererrssax The transportation Of
1ae Rus q E.e,kat % any poas IN as wes By sss
-hafxtd ty osaer it.lroad Goa paa!es-
2<FGhazs II The West ozestne goods fs The kxst 11
10 val To dtrea then 70 be shipped BY this route.
ratt!es kencscE to their OWE shpneus fren the Ea4
Company II he follovtnz ps aesore .App 1ete
ddsFea to either Of uPoa :hs Of
nAAa Nth prompt ATTENTION.
Aaks7v / Eonns 90 North street. B4,tmoEt-
Lessh C. 81, Aser Houss, or ID. South H1lssaa
Lee3 c.. a Kirby r:.eet, Bos.as.
ruds HoGPT s2G asa1 3isa ! En-. xe!'aesaphs
, 1859-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-No.hing has traaspircd
here lu EclAtion to the Presidents Message. It
will probably not be sent to the Senate before
next week.
, 1859-12-10

ILLINOIS GENT. RAlLROAD.
J. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
@ ID ~ SSpAT H. nss t,a,
ssl, Js..ss f E:s Essss s ps s3s
Day E5p1s,. = ~ r. 2 suacs!. ::1sspsse. .!vn.
It so = r. Tilt day.,
81! ~ Il: - ? G. s'sss'.: tsfs2::s ,'
louisas r. n Gaso It ttsp" Neg PHI 70 ata- see-
'a6 "a =. uaa.
Fi: ssts cs 4 q i s;
sssfsx' checked through to cao. st. Lou' saa St.
THROUGH TICKETS
For sala It Company onee IN ths Great Central De-
2et also !, ,he once ot tha Pnsouf4h fos waYne ane
I'd e. cea oss sea o
Dearborn street between Lzke aud Randolph s1e4.
HYDE PARK An D WoODLAwS TRAINS
Leave Chicago >: 5@ ,s IT. lsars~oodlasaas;%..n z
- 5lsp.m Sop d
stsss 4 reduced sa.e. seea for ~
sssrs 2e W applying AZ LIE o0ee ~ 'es
w.s..on,sox :: &, s3.1s ,AEIarE; I ~ ssa<sat<na*zs.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
44A GREAT WESTERN &cASApA) RAILWAYS
lss9..-.sAI1 AzD w1S1xa AzxAaux1xx1s.. .15S1.
the Grs7t Central Depot foot Of .eseet
101s ed Cd Boston E1pts :.sg Sunday,
~; nu1Ia %, ~ IN. & &A.6aa, I g pn-. Ss~ xosa
s:S aat loutarilie EIpre<s-exeept Sun
daH1Atrtvs II C:1ct1nat! u 1:t1 aza, aIt Louis
Tiie It Stu An.
10 pn-Sew York aod Eos.sn Expres- -{daiy)-.r,..,
u itet:ott 100 an-- >uspe24ian Bridge or luHalt
800 IN. Albany El pm. New York iu:sG IN, Boz
Son At pm.
sda pu-nciIaat! aai Louisville Ex7rts.-{exes2t SIT
9ft:ay,.s,'e e., sn a. caernai a i:a an. laas
oay ore tsaa % Sunday at ,:eo pu TIE $40 an a.
100 rta trains cbnrert It rafs With HuEao Lake Nurp1
AatI.ay f. aaaIo I'd ~ Peas E.ss y Toronto -.
trial. tuebec md al poilts in CaA Is .t NoIheIa Tx5
Eont. New uaua2sa:1r and Nai1e,
Baggage checked through,
TAsou T:ekst.k sale 1t tae principal Railroad oHe~
4 ~ North .ad West- md as the Company. onse,
Dearborn street. chicago the dtp !ot u h tt.ys
X y. KlcE. Sleer.ntxnltnt
, 1859-12-10

FtInAr EvE1Ta Dee. .. 1H3.
The receipts during the past tweniy-four
hours were US fo!.ows:
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Asia IInea Rof HaTs
, 1859-12-10

NV YoRE, De. a.-The Canal Commission
ers have resolved to close the cana1s on The l2sh
ipyt&pt
, 1859-12-10

c5HHs c5HHsFS PfsrdETeP AEP SUGEs SSU1GEs R1EIE>N<
70. : tsrxe assortps9S of Ta:xet 40 oihef
a.aeA knot GnF4 md other sp7A1a1us for Af[BNA
sksnsM essEs tos Ia Mines, ii u Like Il
As1es3N D. EATON 4 Gu.
, 1859-12-10
D1rI ISE1T1.t.FT F0PT WavN

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L. AN. CHICAGO RAILROAD
nov 60 pleted and tEe Chcaso 10 P:s;hSuFzh
"l&ao4s 81 nke, eoEoestiax v:th The xreat
70 Nv NJ ltsAAiA *; CENTRAL RAILROAD
@ ts a.srof to.n- II! PraasJ!raaa, Ssw Jer
ii. M ey .sas III. route VII havs the hsasct ot
Raz-1Et checked thzurs.1
Tran. leave the :epo Of c.c,, .n* v.r pr,.n
dIeets, West SIGe - 5oE,w, -@~A es4 Ia sSe'sAs
MM-Idofn!nG E1rr.s, daily {SuneaY, excepted =
nl.A.-st1Lt E1press. t.sy Salaniays txceutdl
rn ~ Gssss!!ae *h EIe:e.anl md Laks shSrs
n. 70 pansrk. Euae. Sia slsa sIa New Yort md
Nosou: anu A. ;ntef!es towns Of New EnsAut 4. yav
1u: Sen5at aHo Ss~ 1oEx aud Esle IsaiIpsl.
-aso. srssa 10 Iail:naus, -4s4ssi,,e SsHak Mount
Aad Sls.ses.a. A n ~A'e AA'e6te1 to"aso' oalo
se n'oss saas cesnecs Fo.-,, With train, d, Mad
ts. 49, ~ SpEaE.ea Lstan7 u1stzu a.J cnepsa1i
IN MS Il Lima fur 1aytun an C:us,nrss: x;recf
sA!.s ~ LOW AS ANY OTHER HU[TE
49, nonhd Easf ~.l tai sas route tolb p'ea.ant
sn1 eitsc p4;SoE ihrush many Of tla :&rxes: au1
E.. - ~ shr u n:tct -tatt%.
aaI .t:ny at:us At Chicago, .ny Of the .osAs viii
49,, Agents At the dtpots receive checks
hicIza !ses o. charge 10 the l.tHbnsxt Att
W., -: 80 a. all he prinsipl Tl<sxs 1Ge..,n ,he
Ue.,i.,Tn s eomrshys nt:e. enErtr # Randolph .ad
ies~.t W., .kposiit The kessfx Honse. shs
Ch:aSn "'- " ~aeA" aaa sah easea ess*tA
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