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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23
OUAOHIPA RIYER.


Leaves on SATURDAY, ai.h inst. MsPM
, - - REGULAR OUACHlTA PACKET
For Columbia, HarriscnburE, Trinity and all
nns passenger steamer CatAh0ula, d. walker, master,
will leave above. For freight passage having superior
accommodations, apply on board
sel6 Advertising Agent.
Leaves ON SATURDAY. 9Th inst asP.M.
~ NEW ORLEANS, MONROE, TREN-
For ousehita City, NOUN q Bayou BsrthoIo.
sierlingtop Mouth d'Arbonne Trenton Monroe
Bluff Castor Landing Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity and
all landings Ouacha and Black rvers-Ths new elegant
and very swift running PASSENGER packet steamer Rock
shove. For freight or passage apply on board
seal Advertising Agent.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 2sth inst at6PM.
=. r. - REGULAR LOvV-WATER QUA
l@Al&t chita River Weekly Packet-For Trenton, Mon
Landing Bunker HILL Harsonburg. Trnity, Mon
terey. and all intermediate and plantation laudngs-The
spendd, and very ghtdaught packet DR..
Burlington, A. j. Burlington, will leave above.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
sel9 VIRGlN1US G. DENTZEI,
~ The Dr. B. has been thoroughly repaired and shippers
rely her remaining in the trade throughout
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M
- REGULAR SATURDAY OUACHTTA
l@4N4IslsSS Pachet steamer Telegram, ]. W. Tobin.
master, tn place of steamer r. ". McRae)
Landing, Columbia, Harisonburg Trinity, and all
ate .ings Quacha and Black Rivers For freight or
v1RGINUs c. DEETZRL,
seq Advertising Agent.
~ The Telegram gives through bills lading Columbia
with privilege OF reshpping steamer Fox.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

Order 44l4.
By order Of Committees Finance and Streets and Landings,
hereby give notice thai FRIDAY the 23d inst, will
readudcats Office at IL o'clock M under the above
olutlon of the Common Conncil wit
contract for placing granite base and iron railing around
Coliseum Place, First District.
The above rk to be done in accordance with plans and
locations the Surveyors ece and heretofore pubshed in
proval or rejection of the joint Committees.
Y, nUPLESSIS, Comptroller.
New Orleans, September IT, 1885, se6 It
Order 4744.
BY order Of the Committees Finance and Streets and Land
ng hereby give notice that FRIDAY, the 23d inst
will readjudicaie my office. NJ IL o'clock No.
s. under the Of the Common Council
For raising and grading the sidewalks squet street.
The work accordance with specifications file
In the office and heretofore published in the official
Journal.
V. DUPLEss1s, Comptroller.
New Orleans septen Der is, 1859. ss6 It
[ Order Alta.
BY order Of The Committees Finance and Streets and land
fn9s hereby give notice that on FRIDAY the 23d intt
ut u O'Clock ~ readudcate at Office contract for
constructing shell road the south east side of Hagan Ave-
nue. from Bayou St. John to New Canal
publ shed and file In the Surveyors office Said adud
cation to DO subject he approval rejection of the Joint
Committees
v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
New Orleans. September l6, 1859. sel6 1t
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oP Ell o U s A s i.

Leaves on every SATURDAY. at 8 p. NJ.
+, ~ FOR OPEIOUSAS-The light-draft
steamer Bayou Bciic, John Lyons, mase-,
VIII leave as above, taking freight and passen.
Atchafaaya and also taking for
Paquemne Baton Roprs, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Nor
and the Month Of Red River For freight or passsge
apply on board .o
te2~ P. HIGGINS CO.
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KEY W E s T.
all FRIDAY. soth inst, at 8 A. N.

To sail FRIDAY. s0h inst, at 8 A. NJ
rESSA FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA,
TM[ENH1 via Pensacola Apalachcola, st. Marks Cedar
eys Tampa Bay and Manatee-U. s. Mail Line
-sonlnen Steamship GompanyThe superior coppered
nsader will leave as above carrying the U. s. For
reB or passage having superior sternom
for passenger, apply to T. G. HARRIS 81 Camp street
Freight to Apalachcola St. Marks and Tampa Bay SUBJ
consignnes. - = - - - ~
A9rNo freight received without order.
The days Of sailing hereafter will the Nth and 30th
18th and 18th. " ~ 49, sao3
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-. Leaves FRIDAY 23d inst. at 10 A NJ
r. - REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The elegant aud fast running pass niger packet
a5ss@& steamer Fort Wayne. Samuel Barr. master,
is now in port and will leave Louis Cairo Hickman
and all intermediate landings above. freight
apply on board.
VIRGISIUS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
ArThe F. W will take freight for Cairo Hickman all
inteIme,lhte lahnlngS Bei6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

- NEW ORLEANS AND yICKs-
lE1tsk1 burg U, s Mail IA e-Regular Tuesday Pack ct
SSssA For Dopaldsonville, PlaqHemine. Baton Rouge
Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River andng Fort Adams
Natchez. Waterproof Rooney ST. Joseph, Gulf
rsnson md vcksburgt-T steamer Charmer Capt.
W. G. Wilson, will commence her trips The August
leaving New or ans every TUESDAY, O'Clock p. NJ.
throughout the
D. r. CARROLL l. Co. Agents.
So Carondeet st.
The Charmer at WICK Bbug with the
steamers Home and Dew Drop for Yszoo river. jy29 If
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Leaves on SATURDAY, October l., atop. NJ.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
r. - FOR ST. LOUIS-CoNNECTING AT
l&RMk,S Cairo with the Illinois Central and at ST. Louis
tSs&@E&A with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The
hne regular passenger packet steamer city of Memphis
honnts master will leave for st Louis and all ineneol
landings above For freight through tickets 10
pei1ts. North, East or West, apply board.
a9Passengers aud shippers rely punctuaity Of
this steamer.
NB- No berth considered engaged until paid for.
k1- plan of the cabin secured
by applying the Companys Office Camp street. corner Of
Commercial Place.
The above steamer will take freight for Memphis
Naches Vicksburg and all the Bends will pay
tenton TO all way and plantation business.
VIRGINIus c. DENTZEL
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.

To sail on FRIDAY. September sOh, at IA M
FE SOUTHERN sTEAMsHIP COM
A ago, via Indianola. Tho superior iron steamship
Arizona, T. Smith, commander, will sail above car.
ryng the United States mails freight or having
ee23 l. G. HARRIS 67 camp .traat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

Leaves on SUNDAY, September 18th, at 10 A. N.
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
, r. FOR ST. LOUIS.-CONNECTINC At
Cairo with the Illinois Central and St. Loui,
$50 with the Ohio L Mississippi Raroad-The fine
regular passenger packet steamer New Falls City, j. B.
Woods, MASTER will leave for St. Louis and all intermediate
landings above For freight passage apply board
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualy Of
this steamer.
kI-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
R0A plan Of the cabin and saterooms secured
by applying at the Companys office 81 Camp street,
Commercial Place.
A1The above will freight for Memphis yicks.
burg Natchez and all tends will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
sel4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23
gebien Of the Narksts.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp stree1
Friday Morning Sept. q. 1859.
COTTON. There emily moderate demand yesterday,
with sales 1910 bales, without material change In
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Leaves on THURSDAY, Sc ten Der g, at 5 P. NJ.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Ureaus Railroad Line,
r. FOR ST. LOUIS-CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi RalroadThe fine
regular passenger packet Hiawathp, e. F. Dix
master, will leave for S. Louis and all
above. For freight through tickets to all points North
East or West, apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely the puEctuay
this steamer.
RB-No berth considered engaged until paid for
H-A plan of cabin staterooms engaged
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street. CONNER.
cial Place.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
Apsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.

rE@Se SAN ANTONIO AND
EKfEHT4 SAN DIEGO MAIL Lima kuR-afSSsrrx--eu
- Overland Route from Nex Or q :sgsssI5sG
leans TO San Fsncisrn-tivefla.d galjfor- ---r---
MIA and Arzhna overland from New Orleans 10 San
Francisco for intermediate places Arizona Or West
Texs procured of tbs at Innis
Commercial Place. '
forwarded by Southern Steamship CHM
psy to lndanoo Thence Western Stage Line 10 San An
tonic Thence San Antonio Djepo Mail Line "a
Fort Clarke Fort Davis Fort Bis Fort Hudson Fort uit
man, FL PAo Fort Lancaster Bercbole LA Meglla Fort
Stockton San Eesranie, For; Film Tucson Los Anreoa
Fort Yuma, San Diego San francisco.
- CLIFFORD @. WAYNE,
Agen
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r A. FAHNEsTooK's vERm1FuGp..

g JONES & CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND CON-
% MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 81
Gravter street.
AID A N Els.
We will make liberal advances consgnnents Merchan
disc friends in London Liverpool Boston, New
as q. JONES co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

Leaves on MONDAY, October Sd. st5P.M
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line,
-, r. FOR ST. LOUIS.--CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at ST. Loui
c. with the Ohio and Mississippi Railrosd-Ths 6it
regular passenger PACKET ladiator Jao. Klnefeltsr
bove. For freight passage apply on board.
5- Passengers and shippers rely the puncuaty
this steamer.
A5-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan Of the cabin be and secured
BY applying at the Copanys Office 81 Camp street. corner
Commercial Place.
xThe above will take freight for Memphis Nat
ebtz, vicksburg aud all the Bends pay strict atsu
ton 10 all way and plantation business
vIRGINIUS @ DENTZEL
seS Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

Leaves on TUESDAY, September q, at Pm.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Rail.oad Lins.
r. FOR ST. LOUIS.-CONNECTIN0 AT
Cairo With the Illinois Central, and at St; Leui'
fine regular passenger packet A. II. Lacey,
Taylor master, will leave for St. Louis and all intermediate.
landings above For freight apply bsard
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuay
this steamer.
AB-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
MA plan OF the cabin be ard
by applying at the Copanys Office 81 Camp street.
numerical Place
HJThe above will take freight for Memphis vicks.
burg Nachez and all the Bends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business.
VIRGfNIUS G. DFNTZEL,
hyprtisi Aaapt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

Leaves on SATUKDAY, Septemhef "A, nj 8 2. N
F., nTA = REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
AtsSsssAaasSSss steamer Robert Watson, Juo. Smoker
tSsh master, lin place Of steamer aapdes)-For Alex
andrs Normsns Barbls and all intermediate landings
Red River-The light draugbt. and running passen
ger packet Robert Watson, John Smoker
MISTER will leave above FOR freight apply
board. YIRGINlUS @. DENTZEL,,
Sel9 Advertising Agent.
Shreveport freight taken, with privilege of re,lppng
at Alexandria.
Bsr The Robert will freight for P. Cheevies's
Landing on Old River
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

Leaves every FRIDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ
, r. - REGULAR n1IILIKEN'S BEND
Packe.The new, light.drait, running pas
senger packet steamer Starlight, Charles
hays mas,er-in ion with Vfcksburg-wl
as above for Mliksls Bend Yicksburg warrenon,
Adams Red River Landing Bayou Sara. Hudson B.ton
Rouge, Donaldepyils all Intermediate landings Fcr
freight or passage, apply on board.
vIRGIEIUS G. DENTZEL
Advertising Agent.
re.hipping vickAburg seya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

Leaves on FRIDAY, September 23d at5PM.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line,
H. FOR ST. LOUIS.-CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central Loup
- with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The
regular packet steamer dward j. Gay, Bart
wen, MASTER will leave for St. Louis all ineremdi.
landing. above. For freight through tickets
points, North East or West, apply on board.
~ Passengers and shippers rely the puncuhity
this steamer.
NJ No berth considered engaged until paid for
kS- plan of the cabin and
BY applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street,
Commercial Pla
-The will take light Memphis vicks.
burg Matches and all the Bends and will pay
to all way and plantation business.
VIRGINUs G. DENTzEL,
eel4 Advertising Agent
, 1859-02-18
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.


FLOuR-Markes auIet aad nominal 1t 45&5 10 for
s.od to choice Spring Extras and s62e3o for Winter
Extras.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'oop!nE. Bales to-day
were: 800 bu White at sLA2 delivered: 1000 ba No.l
Red at in s.ore 100 ba in lots 1t u rs in store:
s bu do At 81 o6 II store; 500 bu No. BED In ots At
4ll4 in store: 500 bu Rejected At sc In store
-ua.tet closing weak at decline OF --.-
epR,so-DecIned aa3c. Sales vese 1.00> bu Standard
a. IS, IN stores loo bu do At 97e In Eore, 1900 bu No
at In stere; 'Oohu do Al &c II store LOCO bu do II
s,xc In tose: 10 bu do st Tic In stort 800 bu Rejected
At &c II store.
CoRS-Fhmsr. Sales to-day we're: four cas1 eteted
at 6c ns on track; 7o bu do al 81: on tracks ls0
BAGS do At i: delivered: Car Ear at Gle 70 os on
track.
oATs-Ffrru. Sales were: 500 bu new crcr at63e de-
yered 800 bu old crop 1t SIC in sore with &c ssosase
RYE-45 ba9s fair at Sc = GO NJ atdepot
BARLEY-Fim. sales today we're: 200 bu colntaon
1t Is: delivered: 1so bass No. 1t Soc On track.
HIGuWlNEs - bbi. at eike; 100 bbs in txo lots At
sc.
ALC0H01-559Ie pe:Fal
DRESSED lIOGs.-Dun and lower. Sales to-day
were:
Is Hogs, aye,n&tns.......159n n. .at..........as.s5
% d % a, IS and i; ID diydiae =
10 il 1t s5s. es:5 and ISIS, Dividing on 100 and ~
PROVISIONS aud drooplnk. Sales to-day
xere:-:9 bb:s Ness Pork At Ut g. Nothing dong In
Cut Meats.
LaRD-Qules and nominal at IKE.
TALLOW.-Vt1y scarce and in sood demand 1t 10kc.
BRANa-1.0 bu prime quality White sold II el3s.
EEEDS-2e5 bu Timothy at ~ delivered: 20 bu do tyelJ
icfelor) assl1o Clover dull and uoina, II sa7s@d T.
PoULTRY-Dau. Chickens q per dog: Turkeys, '2sc
per n.
E9GS-1n good surp'y. Freti. 1sc per doz.
POTATOES IS. for GOOD to ctolce Meshanooeks
, 1859-02-18

Tbs decreasc in all kinds Of grain is 14l, $50
bushcls The amount Of -four on hand is about
so, 900 barrels, rather over than under. Tbs
mills have ground enough to supply the de-
mand since close Of navigation, and the stock is
sbout the same al then.
FLOUR msPEcEoRs' "pRlwA"
We End the following in one Of our ex-
changes:
A suit has recently been decided in Richmond
of great interest TO Flour Inspectors. It has
been the rule for yenrs that the draws are COZ.
sidered the perquisites Of the inspectors, snd
when heavy inspections are made, these ''long
nugur draws" amount to considerable tell.
The case in Richmond was decided by Judge,
Meredith, whp aaid that Flour Inspector has
no legal right to retain the dour drawn in the
process Of inspecting. Crenshaw and Fisher, Of
Richmond, served protest against the prac1ee
u1ou i. s. Deaaplane, On Jan. 1st, 1856, md
sued for "drait four retained By him since
that period to July, 1858. Tho aveaaRe value
Of The " draft -four per barrel is three cents
making the receipts Of the Office IN 1858. when
Csc. ZOO barrela we're inspected, ~ 500 Rross
The Judge and jury went to tho mills, and saw
the lour inspected in the ususl manner-the
"drait" being from seyen and three.foufth 70
ten aud half ounces. The legal half.ineh
"trrer'' drew out one. .aud-a-hRlf ounces- The
jury gave 4 verdict for the millers OF $2,sol.oa
, 1859-02-18
Countcrfeitcrs Arrested.

Hugh Roberts. William Martin, William Taylor
and George Johnson dlias AIonxo Remington have
been arrested in Ibis v4cinity and examined beiora
U. g. Commissioner Lanphcrc, On a Charge Of
counteHefting.,. They had passed spurious half
aud quarte: dollars. md gold dollars and quarter
pos esrion. They have been held to laji tor tris!
at the next U. 8. Circuit Court at Chicago. They
nre supposed to belong to gang who are Just nov
making the interior Of Illinois The theatre Of their
0lAmona uperaiiops in hoErs coin.
, 1859-02-18

pensated for by the exports last autumn Tbs
known scarcity induced economy n every de'
partment Of its use. Every bushel WAS saved;
per scre 81 sveF before, aud with alI the ecoao-
nv that con bs practiced, We shali dud ourselves
fortunate If we are NOT oompaued 10 import
breadstut1s before the coming harvest Ihe for.
eiRn demand will require lass than the usual
quantity, bat that demand sinks Into tnnEnsn.
canes when it il remembered that the deficiency
OF Tho last harvest in Illinois alons Was more
than IL tho total yearly average exports of bread
stufIs 70 foreign countries from tho United StA Oh
The Corn crop in the West Was not more 1oao
two.thirds Of an average one- The Oat crop ~es
almost an entire fallure; Both WI have aonn aome
influence upon future prices OF wheat snd a9ur. ,
Truly yours, ~
CHANCE IN sYs1kx OF QUOTATIONS. OF LIVERPOOL
NARKkr.
On End af1er the 1st- Of February, there will
be an entire change in the quotations Of Bread
stnGs in the Liverpool market Tho central
or one 100 lbs standard comes into use then,
aud the quotations will be accordingly. The
steamer Figo, with Liverpool dates TO the I'd
inst, will b. the tirst steamer which will arrive
With narke. reports according to the new s5s-
TEN.
Y1oun GOING YRon NEW 1o1K CIT. 70 CANADA
The New York Exchange Exporter Of the l7sh
inst contains The foltowing:.'
During the week a new demand haz prevailed; {;
several purchases have been made for Montreal
and Quebec, the -Four to be forwarded vis Port
lind to Montreal; this is pretty conclusive proof
Of scarcity there, which, however, corresponds
With whht we hare heFetofore published in ref
erence to the Oanades, and from Buffalo We
hear OF purchases of Wheat for Detroit market,
reversing the order Of things, 20 that the indl-
cations are thRt buyera will be numerous The
coming spring at the West for any surplus they
may have, bns where that surplus IL, ~ are un-
able to learn.
FLOUR Asp aRA1n II STORE At 1ur7Alo.
We are indebted to R. s. King Of Buffalo for
the following statement Of the amount Of Flour
and Gran in store ut Buffalo on tho 10Th inst,
compared with thhs in store On tho 18th Of Dec.
last:
, 1859-02-18

VQLUAH FOUWURX.
~ and Carroll. CHICAGO IL
HENRY WARY1NHTpN,
Nxnuta4ureE Of Hadonary Aox Po1tAhIo RAan 1nstns&
Machine1y and In Gearing =
u OaAlak7 nAds 10 order rad Bu,aaftn9 pte@Ptty n
tnndtd IA. fe0A-11
, 1859-02-18
Ancrican.Rcpublican Convention.

PRov1pkxcs, r. l., Feb. N.-An American
Republican Convention met here to-day tof 1ne
purpose of nominating State omcefs' ~.
ated ted Tor 10 Governor By he Republicans. was
unanimously accepted BY the conysntio1 TO-
day. Isaac Sanders was nominated Lieut.: Gov
ernor, Mr Jno. (. Bartlett for Sec'y OF State,
Mr. J Kimball Tor Attorney: General, aud Mr.
Samuel 4. Barker for general Treasurer; Mr..
Saunders and Ar. Barker are not On thp fepun-
l1cantfcket,
, 1859-02-18

81 20 Ten -cttion. Of ten tle<sut nshckanJ -.
az in iirse ibs toD Center
use @ si 4: s6.sss poiiois i .it.sa Gu .s
s,to ii r.. portions In B. WJsnn3 Lind bed -,
a Is - eeoa; IN ak s11.
IL. a. a. e,osIs s.sstit: .; ae Indaa Chief r. 49,
llb Sae s s;:n1 stattts q Disi t:oii !ibsia:ns
lis sc s4eni .t:,1: L.1st
Iii e 10 ihi,tsn po.s ts3 ln shseea 4r' sa4n ~
Ia! 't 1ss T:sa.! PORTION; ID i1sni; is' is:s ~
1s1 % is si,issn po,sio ! l. ,aieea se.a Iiiiia .
Isl is fis peniSns sRaah IL Imitation VI BED:
ISL io ~! four silver oiisJ osIs
1871 Z u F5:ss ee:Soniii pisisdd.
,ass as IL ~ @ T!ian; ID len Plated o...:r ~
~ Is IL Tea TX posasas ii Ten p lor stovea sa
a 6ae SET ..s marble iop Centre is5its IN of:e:: 8
Els 20 elx portions in six palr Cord and 1assda
a, !" * s1 id Ii; psr Cord; Ind Tn -
~ 81 - eff si:st,a il iIt:sn ,e; tDj:
ag 10 Isl Txelvs portoas l. twelve ane DocF biats
~ e IS 5i ss Il Of; il IL pslr cord I'D f:sss
81 . IS IL oiions ID d. az 6oi nd is,.eis
80 = Fssat; oe;icn. II t1snt; sivsi' 1ihsied
30, Bes.eT e Knives si;so s.s {: :;
81; e 5 SIS 1se.e portion: IN ixe rs Do;i Hi. ii ~
ss e s. H;ht poruon; il eiii =: Cor; a1d
81 : % Z CO.; poon. il 5u;
s' SSs ss;ss; ni3s ;; iGss:;Sa is5;s3
oi Lement House. = cents each
, 1859-02-18

cured in Sparta, in this State, on Tuesday,
morning las., By which The Sparta nense Tsa 7hd
1hree other buildings were consumed. Ine
Monroe County Bank was in one OF the hnrlo- ,4
hnsrdsrs and guests 1t The Sparta House had
TeTy narrow escspe. The house was owned 6y
i. Denny and occupied by 8. F. Ao!brook. 10,
tai loss not less than Il, 900; partially covered
bY insurance.
, 1859-02-18

q One IkfEe GIT HAhIE1 hIt1dt II n. 7. Whpie8a.e
Price. :
- Oae elexaat o.onIe umce COCK. II n. I. whole
30 One eerAn3 rualb!e case p4rlnF Clock, at N. Y,
Wholesale prtce.
81 Ops Elt per M11rt I, with GIT brackets and mar.
, 1859-02-18

g. f. L L. LAFLINS
NTHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,
~ - SOUTH WATER STREET,
Are now retdyax their winter 1tocf Of ne Papes md
e1ktcln Book PApts1 WHICH they offer u low pr3oea
Printing pape3 oI eve7 sl4c md bes& quality oc1hlae
, 1859-02-18
Laid on the Table.

Mr. Fred. Horns bill for Convention to revise
ths CONSTITUTION was tabled, after some debate, by
the Assembly th'' morning. There Is no general
desie among lie people for such convention,
give It farther. attention at prsseut.-Iiadi,on
1Wss.) journal, lsM,
, 1859-02-18

Grain By Car Load to Cineanati - cents per 1eQ3
Bulk Nest 70 hu4burkh 30 cents per 100 ~.
CONTRACTS n1de 70 above points as Freight 0ee
net West Van Buren and Canal streets.
Contracts 10 Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Bal
EEaorx v14 PeunsJiyAnlA ceatr1l R.R-. given hy
CLARKE CO.. uh1cs s.eee's Block. corner Sou,h
Water and La1se !eetk and II Depot 4: Canal s<ree
JAe: v. Mua50H Freight AR<nt %hicaso-
-. HOUSTON. GenI !eIshi AL Pttlhuzx "a
, 1859-02-18
The Atlantic Telegraph.

St. Jouys, Feb. l7.-Letters BY tho last En-
eiish rnail announce thet sir. Henley was COM
ing out With Ills OWN telegraph instruments 70
operate on tho cable. He is expected on the
Prince Albert now fully due.
, 1859-02-18
HAHAIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGENRST

HANaIRAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TlHE. Il. i ST J.. R.R. Is NOW OPEN
L Us miles west fsnm Hannibal and = es1t from St.
1oseph lea.i.x only i5 miles staFing between The hs
thu entire ro1d viii he cou7plesea-
This aduFdt tae d47tct reliable 1td eEredl-
ho1s Communication With KAntAs Nebraska eals Laks
md ca1JnE passengers ~ miles nearer -
Ftke's Peak th4u Aa5 o.hes K24roAl From 81 !es-rh
1hc Fo KeaIney Tou.e Il eEs on1 SO niles Pikes
PEAK and v.a The Ma1Js1!e Cc06 wi1 rrduca This d.
lance TO ~ nile from Joseph stages le41e daily tos
LeAvenworth, We1son and KznsAs Ctr, md also 10
Ateh!.oa a2d LseonosoD. ps.nns shzosxh 6sas1 cty.
nectta. With line. from TaIekA 0aoaA Gssahoprsr
Fans. Lauenee 1ndiaools. aad Fort M!eT. Ths xreat
LakA ia Tazt KearneJ: RF BdEer and Noble's Pssa.
To Omaha and tsounc Gluds 3 daily Ane o. AaSes run
fron = JosePhs R.s i;f :eseush and b Iniea. Iava
Cn'sako tro!; oncdanaA oayson Pttisourxa md Lou
rout Passengers ifo9 Catca o ia the G. b. d RK,
connect II Qulne1 with boats for Hannibal
Upon the opening Of the read md pavt9xtou On the
Mlsastppi The lime between C4icaso and & Joaeph v
iedace1 10 h houraL
1faIn. eats d saaihsl d.ly = "a n Lea.e 81. 10
Eeph II A. n JOSIAH HUNT. Supt,
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