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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

THE DEAD OF llrMnOLpr RWER.-l Humboldt
river Oh, most horrible OF rivers, let us re
nome it, Let u call it the River of Death. -
For three hundred miles IFS banks are one con.
thuous burylng-g ground. Like the monster ser
pent, which once impcdcd the march and thiuucd
the ranks of the Roman army, by filling the ut-
mosphcro Wilh its pc5tlproua aud dcuth-dcaliug
breath, so doth this monster stretch itself along
the route, and laying in wait for the great annu-
al army OF emigration, fiji the air with death
producing miasmata. 1t has literally iuttcncd
its lean sides with the llesh of the cmgrant hus-
band, wife aud babe. IT, as some think departed
spirits remain IN the vicinity whore lie in corrup-
tion the lleshy tcncmcnts once inhabited by them
then indeed must the banks Of this stream, at
midnight when spirits are supposed 10 commence
their nightly roaming upon the earth, present to
the spirit eye u saddur sight than ever caused
human eye to I'LL with tears Of sorrow. Nuught
bat the ghosts Of wOrn-out and starved fathers,
mothers and babes! Oh, horrible, most horrible
OF rivers let us call thee the River Of Death
Sd@ia Co'Utsr.
TnH HGur TlE,-A late number Of the n.
!. Mars, speaking Of the trouble in selecting a
Charleston delegate to the Democratic National
Convention, and the abusive language Of paltizan
papers, sums up as follows:
We earnestly urge the abandonment Of crimi-
nation and rccrimination which appear to govern
some OF our Democratic contemporaries. 1t can
not be long before We shall all stand before the
common enemy in battle array, and IL may he
that some Of the men who have recently been the
Objects OF attack by Democratic papers will have
to be defended by the same papers which assault
ted them, from the calumnips Of the opposition
1t is always unwise to indulge in personal CON
troversy. The aggrayation must be great indeed
which Jusitcs journalist ia degrading his col
umns by vItupcration Of men Of his own political
household.
That advice might be adyantagcously followed
in this state in fact, there is fine opportunity
at present offered in san Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
AurpNN-B By WM. c. HaYANE-

AtIINN-BY WM. {. EWANE--
Yet one smile more, departing distant sun
One mellow smile through the soft vapory air,
Ere Ser the frozen earth the loud winds run,
Or SHOWS are sjttcd DER the meadows bare.
One smile on the brown hills aud naked trees,
Aud dark rocks whose summer wreaths are cast
Ana che blue gentan flower, that in the breeze
Mods lonely, Of her bcautcous race the last
Yet few sunny days, in which the bee
Shall murmur by the hedge that skirts the way,
The cricket chjrp upon the russct lea,
Aud man delight to linger in thy ray.
Yet one rich smile, ana we will try TO bear
The piercing FROST the winds aud darkencd air
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

DIcENsoN.-- Many of the stauuch and leading
Democratic journals Of the Union, both North
and South, are openly declaring in favor Of Hon.
Daniel S. Dickinson, for the next Presidency.
His pure national Democracy is less doubted by
ulhaists Of either sec ton than any man spoken
Of, aud his nomination would surely unite the
Democracy OF his own State, which at present is
almost hopclcssy divided. Dickinson, we be-
lievc, will be one Of The strongest Northern men
before the Charleston Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

died at Middletown, N. Y, about month ago
lie had been pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Chreh at that place for thirty years, and during
that time took Il lively part in every reform and
educational movement. lie was loved by all,
and his death cast gloom over the community TO
which he had muotercd for more than aquartcr
Of century.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

TuE OREGON GcLcn RoAD-Our friend, TOWER,
Of the Tower House, rode over to Oregon Gulch
the other evening; he says the road is as good as
could be, and very pleasant one, with the single
objection that it ends too abruptly, Wearo happy
to assure him that the road will be extended TO
North Fork ia a short time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

Gus. PIEHcG-Col, Hiram Fuller, who has
recently enjoyed the intimate friendship of ex-
President Pierce, says that it is utterly useless to
recommend his nomination by the Charleston
Convention Nothing can induce him to accept
Il second nomination, or a public Office of any
grJde'
Col Fuller deserves thanks for the above wei
come Intelligence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

His method Of curing diseases is new, unknown
to others and hence his great success. All CON
sultationf, hy letters or otherwise, free.
Address, DR.. l.. !. CXAPkAY,
305m. San Francisco, Cal.
, 1859-09-08
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

AG9ET&U4f LfEHtEH+ 1<PA- -
FRElCHTS-F1rme1. The following charters were r.
ported to day:-Scar Cuate.t and brig Fsony GAsjneE
~hsat to 1,un at 4e srhr W1pslov. wheat from Raeuc
TO Duao 1t 4xc sehr MAt Root cats to Buffalo At SC
sshr G. !. RIchmord Bufo II sAt; sear ut.cs
D. Wolf to Oswegn at 6c; schss Fatsehfd and htse
Cloud wheat to osxeko at Gc tbeth taken fast ni4h
FLorR-Reee!pt45 scs bb3s shipped, ts4. bhl3 Mar,
k+t acflvc aad ady. Sstes -lG0 tl ~Shopiers
Sprnx Exts7 As 100 bts ~kewanee, 10 bss paa
,ou aa4 100 bs.s West Aurora s1las LOO on t'aek 81
bbls An,,aoss- .p' hbls Marine and 500 bbs brands
not z,vea) talr spns E1t1sa II 1t % delivered; 80 tbs
Mendota CITY low grade do at Is; 1st Ibis do st ass
81 bis supsfze spsns At 80; 81 ts medium s7Ens
Extra st %; 100 bbla 'Noxeqaa Rci Lite, 1t ~;
l3e bb,s do At +1a-al delivered.
WuEaT-Reee.p.A slsss tn shipments. lest ~ It,
wE7Ex-1a lester demand and ttzeE. Sa:es wese:-5o
tn MOL whs At Les In orc; 4ootu no Red =. ss3e IN
store leoo b 10 ~: IN lo au EsieeeA wltes
II &c in .ors sra1zo-Adsaaeed lc- sales xese :to1
bu No spring In lots At SIC In stose 100 bu do In lots II
1.c ste1r; 1900 ba do tn aae k3 u II se In sose
10 bu No a. Il IN sioe 200 bn do I: :.1He Ia sosr
"a. bu 10 ia lots IL in store II 800 bu No Ra13re
Epsiog at .+4cfo b.
CuRk--Recefs, LIMA bus sailansusz oc+ e1. Nar-
ktt quiet aEd heavy. sales 1a bu Casal at &c
o. b.; :n1 ou No. 1t g.. 0. b.: 500 b do n Gle Ia
s4.se; soS au do II 6rx: tn store.
oAT.&Reer9pa =: :ot bu; ahlpnatnts. Declined Ae-
Sales 90 bu No. 1t ese sdu 90 bu Do II slie
In store. =, :. :
RYE-ReeeIptt ..7ss III. M.str. easier. sa.es were:
.ua ba No. &c 4 apot; LOO bu do =. Sc in store
BAKLET-Rset,r*s, l.soo ba. Sales 30 eu No. II
Nc ii ssetr.
sEEpHsesipss, lal:s n. N.zat sestve. Sales were:
LAO to eho1oe Timothy ta two lota) 1t S-oo delivered
ready for shpeat IS bag. do At 100 desscd 20 hass fir
dost - on .saet; Is hassd Do A Iee delivered
H1GnWINES-Re.t12.s sstG:a. 1h's said II &c
AlCoHOl--.oh.s1a Il slc-
, 1859-09-08
Affairs In Warrington.

NA'Ht1GTus. September J. iea.
Powerful efforts are still being tnadc Ly pre-
prominent federal officers in Detroit, Chicago
aud buffalo. Investigations arc constantly de-
nlandcd upon charges which thus fas hnve prov
cd frivolous, except in thu case Ut tie late Post
nsaster al Detroit. Charges IRE nuw pending, aud
Investigations going furwlrd, in the cases ofll,e
Poatnl4sters nt Dutlnlo nnd Chicago, and the
Collector at DctrHit- II is said The u. ). Dis
ttict Attorney Ut Detroit is ulso iu trouble. lie
is brotlIrril Law to ex-senator Stuart. The !ad.
niulStralion IL determined tU Investigate with
the closest scrutiny. mud il the chnrses nrc sus-
i.ued, ut will 60 their heads, even though ths
practices charged may hare been sanctioned by
cuaiunl aud precedent fur years.
Az stated previously, these charges are insti.
gated by purties secretly friendly to Senator
are strainipE every nerve to obtain positions
wlich eau be used in fasur of lis designs Ut
Charleston.
Mr. Douglas left this morning on h,s Western
~lectioncer1ng tour. His organ here seems grow
ins quite sabid as its chnuces for the Senate
printing decrease: 1t does not appear 10 relish
tic idea Of Mr.. Wendell coming to Douglas
support. The Administrator orgau is equally
suaflS at the appearance Of such formidable
riral for the printing rlunder. 10th had
',eemea themselves secure Of q portion Of
this pap, as the influence Of Wendell seemed
to wane aud that Of Douglas to rise; hut
aow that Wendell reappcars upon the scene,
they have turned 10 Swapping, suarl-
they imagine u their way. The united intiui,'
ence OF Wendell mud Wood may cvcn snatch
the Senate printing while thcy are qnarrcling
about it. They see this. mud their cases are SO
desperate that their stock Of coolness is e1.
l'aastcd, while in their excited stale they are
constantly saying things which expose their
weakness.
The whole value Of stamps and stamped ell
srlopes in the bands Of the public, uucaucelled
at tho date Of tue auditing Of tic accounts for
the first quarter Of this year, was 8, ,o35
, 1859-09-08
Tho Productive Power Of the UuItcl
States.

tf4uNlAf ~ 1sAt0Ic& A-A aA4l44E&s AtAsl
II man had commenced to measure Grim
fifteen hundred years before the making of
Adam and had worked constantly until this
TING, measuring bushel minute and working
ten hours day he would only hare measured
the Grain production Of this country for the
present year. If Oh the other land the product
uf grain of this country for two years were
piled into a column Of cubic feet, it would reach
10 the moon. Again, If VIC subdiyide our grain
product of Que year into grains, VIC would have
$50 900 000, ,0V0, ,0U0-a number too great for the
mind to comprehend, hut seemingly only sut}i-
cicnt for our well fed people. So much for tic
figures Of our Grain product!
What tccoules Of II, what 4 myriad OF people
does it feed, and what an endless sourcr Of
wealth should this productive power be 10 US,
are thoush which naturally foiluw such calcu-
latious, We do not iu this estimate Of our pro-
dactivc power, include the Cotton crop, out Of
which ne 10 kindly let Great Britain iaake mil-
lions Of pounds sterling. Nor do NC count the
uay crop, really the most important one Of all
our crops, and upon which depends our own
daily lie. We are on1: looking upon our coun-
try as granary.
If ne attempt to gire approximately the fig
ures for al cur staple crops, wc 60 eren beyond
the first strange calculations. The uay aud
Wheat crops oG the present year are well known;
tue Corn crop Is sufficiently matured to form q
tolsrabiv correct estimate Of it, aud the same
with the Cotton crop. The productions Of tho
other STAPLES arc taken from the Inst Patent Of
fec returns, ETC., allowing for fair increase.
We have then the amount and ralue Of the Ag-
ricultural products for the present year nearly
FL
, 1859-09-08
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

WEusEapA1 ETx11sd. Sept T. 1s9'
TEE WEAruE-1,essaot AID cool viii light oFse1e
fs71u the cast.
vrsezts pAssma Dr.norr, Seps.s-Dound Cp-rEop..
HorhEFn Lssh3 Akron K1isst; pts s - II ,.}r simf. +
es1ls N>'s'-r A~s''1"'' - 9'N'
Down-Fzop Verona b7tk u5aee nnH nsenTGo1; ;a,E4 uk
ri.
W!cd re, blowing tsesh. ..
AR1lyrn ~ Bc1fAIo ssox cH1o.oo- pt1-I1ops 3oa'
a.anea af9 oaeotah, ano sca' uat- u....
st.t1S -! IL ~, M nGasAh8 1oA eH'~ F
, 1859-09-08
The Aurora noreA1ls at tho South.

On Sunday night ne. witnessed, from Point
Clear, some electrical freaks little c1traordi-
uary for this latitude. a little after dark the
attention nj evory one was directed to 4 full red
Light, which rese'nhlcd that reflected FROM q
burning building upon cloud Of no great den.
aud tlc cloud dropped down nearly 10 the llorf-
ron, aud assumed ahus Of tue blaekcst shade.
Now, apparent! from behind this cloud CON-
menced ore Of she mo>t imposing specsaeles il
las ever been our good fortune to witness.
streams oflighs shot up I'll along the clouds
from The northeast 10 She northwest points, be
ing lbs most brilliant ou = line due north.
These streams were exactly analogous TO the
aurora Of the north. AT one moment they ar-
pearcd exceedingly bright aud we'll defined.
The next Instant would change the entire sccuc.
A constant reformation of pcrpcsualiy fading
corrascations was kept up for about half M
hour. when change took place In tue pestor-
,nances. As the streams gradually faded away,
the clond. "hich had tefore remained perma-
hent1y dark. begkn t. be illuminated with tie
ordinsry forms Of electrical flashes, which c0n-
fiauea ill re Withdrew from the ~ audicnce.''
, 1859-09-08

Br Tk1EsnArnl cskw lo.k. Sept s-6HM-
FLora-1itary for ali grades except tate which
and ur1u; lltUbE< 1t 44$ - for state: tGs
" ler e1ta STATE: ST - f4r ruIxr ~ssaus " ior
common rd western; $40 fur Old dos 80 for fresh
Rrot1.u skipping bra1d. It. II. O--e1nnS du Cana
dian +.tUsan E5e tour quiet At 5-0t42.
s1isi . for .!sd Kentueky: i'll nj s,atr: IS
q tofs, aeT sMs keniask. L fs RI oa.s ~
Rye qu,c at ass7; sacs 40 bu at So Ba1sy ste7iy;
s7!r lntto bu I'D 1T sdk and hn0 III California In
private lcr1s &f1t Gta sales l5uu bu u slc for new
rn1eI ln etote. Nais dioelnk At a sc for Old
ate; 1c9 sc fir we.cr; 4tc for C2Eadtan.
IT sA si5 fur mess, ly-!s " for p3He ncuauE IL
,acs ~ y! mt.s esl'ers optln E, ta5s at H:o besf
i, mes. o*slt 90 sep4esta Ch!e1Fo
tt: 7:c fnr shoulders and SIC fss hlms Lard kuoy-
- ~. ~. = 1tA@ltc f"s No TO prime wetssn.
Butter inn II @1ec uaio. 1s:s for state Cheese
Wn,sr Il 6rtne- Sa1r+ Of noo bills At .6s;a.:c.
S7ucks-stua!v No g f1%. Z tund* sJ Del IInds
J7H c4t ~ OK. .uulb 1sx, kGo i2Ei prefs tred
~ 4 ctgH. LIZ, in. le-dLg TX. e 6s1. Gal 4
4 h
, 1859-09-08

bu. The range extended from 4s I'd to IS ID.
The figures most frequently paid were IS Id 70
is Sd, TIC average for the day being IS gid =
busllel. Spring Wheat was not offered. Good
suu,ples urc worth 4s sd TO Is I'd per bu."
ToLroo-Sept G.--Rcccipts per Michigan
Southern and Wabash Railroads and Canal, past
"a hours-aour 1879 bbls. wheat q, $50 bushels.
Buyers aud sellers in doubt rs 10 what to do,
III view Of The declining tendency Of Dufluio
mud Eastern markets. Wheat Is tending down-
ward, aud we deem question Of some consid-
cradle moment, especially to holders, RI to
where it will stop. flour-No sales. Wheat-
Snies 900 bu red ut a0c 1000 bu 7. T.. 800.
1,500 aud 800 bu Wabash white Il. No change
in other grains.
Dos7oS-Sept. 5.-Receipts, 1918 bbls flour;
no coru; $50 bu oats. Corn, 65@s9c foE mixed
western. Oats, 45@47c-
DErnolr-Sept. G-Receipts, 5000 bu wheat;
1000 bb1s -four. The Tribune Of last evening
'says:-'
On Change to-day business seemed to be ig-
norcd as If By mutual understanding. Flour IS
without material change, No. extras being
procurabie ut 4.G2f, while rcd wheat do. nre held
ut 4.5o, although one lot WIS offered ut ALL,
which was not taken. For white wheat, 1.00@
LOS would be paid, but this seems 10 be rather
bCAVH &AC f1EhS VI At44EA1. 0A3 C4a III AA<A47
ferent about closing until affairs become more
their stocka upou the market, For red, s5c Is
the figure, nolniually. Corn continues dull at
7ac for prime. Oats are in good request at ESQ
egc- Hariey is tsif1e sitter, being worth 1.e6
z 100 lbs for prime. Rye steady at LOO 2 100
0swxco-sept 5-Receipts, 400 bbls -four; !;
se5 bu wheat; $4,000 bu oats; 656e bu barley.
Shipped, II ,4ss bu wheat; go bbls -four. The
Timts reports rs follows: F!our-Aarket dult.
Sales $50 bbls Palmetto ut $4.25, and 100 bbss
Washington at IS. Grnin-Wheat dull No sales
reported. Com scarce and bald above the views
Of buyers. Salt--slarkct steady with q lair de-
| mand. Fine is selling at 81 per Dbl, and IA III
| sacks at &c. Water Lime-0ncbanged, at SEC,
| and Noscndate Cement at Sl.121 per bbl. pIas'
| ter steady, ut 7:c per bbl. Canal Freights are
| without change. Flour &c, wheat &c, and corr
ctc to New York. Lumber $3.50 to the Hud'
| son.
| kncEiPrs AND SHIPMENTS At MoS7nEA1-Re
ccipts for the week by Hail aud Canal :-FIoul
l4,541 Lbls, Of which 4,02S werc American. Pea.
1,s43 bn; whent 3S1 hu !; oats 5.ae4 hui butte
Isl packages; pork es bbls; eggs14 packages
ashes received ut inspection store, 544 pots ant
2y1 peurls--in all a35 bbls.
Exports by sea Flour, $3.50, of which s0'
AeIt luz !0NEE polts> aHu 1ue rest l0F lA1FcII0o!
20 kegs butter; 1G0 bbls peas; 10 mill punch
con staves; asLes, 4S6 bbls pots, aud 202 bbl
pcarls-G3S bbls in all.
- singular shipment has been made iron
Montreal, uamoly, a lot Of green tea for Grea
britain.
RECEIPTS At TIDE WATEn.-Thc receipts q
tide water OF -four, wheat, corn and barley 10
tue 4th week Of August in 1858 mud. 1859, hay
| {x1111
, 1859-09-08

New Yonk, Sept An arrival ut this port
from Cindad, Dol,yia, Aug. 1st, furnishes later
Venezuelean adsices.
There was no communication with the ipte.
rior, owing to the river Icing in tue posses
sion Of Tic faction, and most vessels in port will
leare in ballast, rs no hides are to te had,
The revolution was going on in the interior,
d fres pardon offered to the rcvoluttonists Lav-
ing been refused.
Gen. Drito. with 500 to 900 Government troops
was Ut Sau Fernando, in the expectation Of M
attack. The town had been well defended by
artillery.
, 1859-09-08

AllLT-FURNISHING
pEEQT.
, 1859-09-08

Destructive Fire at Norfolk. ya


NORFOLK. Va, Sept. IA destructive ire
this morning consumed the Mechanics Hall in
this city, with urge stort. The loss amounted
to ucarly $4o,ono. The buildings were insured.
The Excelsior Miustrcls, who hayc becu per
forming at the Hall, lost 5000 worth Of pro-
pcrty.
D0nncau' 4 Panorama of the Celestial Empire
was destroyed. Loss $7,o'p. No insurance.
Tic stores were occupied by tho follow ine
firms :--Cowdcria / Debree, paper hupeers !;
rspper's. Restaurant; reddic's Restaurant !;
ulsaulan, shoe dealer. Their loss is partially
iusuyrd
, 1859-09-08

- ~. lA11AA NSu aScH1 31A A8t1GEtx. Fur
CuICAGo, IOWA AND
..er S5sfsSf x5sbsY s5s n5nosa LIZ e, 4. t,.,
TRANS Westward. TRAINS EASTWARD.
Lave cea1 ar
An:ve=tCe4sI Rap- 4Htys Il tChteaxs :. .sSa,n an
Is:; NJ, l*G:ss5 vi a;s,: ~
Lt.Ss Lfs. z;1Ts Sc e s@
ms .........-.......aop pm
cenaelnx with Ill Through Itan. 10, Chicago md tin
Eaa 6 sssao aRa
n Union Grove with stages for Tlpton.
Ae-A. c*ia. kaptas VIII stsxss for Marion, y,-to,
Watsrt.o tssta5 ral. wassTy. stsiEe. Rass. e
renxo Se.'oa pranntnea, md Coaa<n Blads. ~
ws,s aeaa0ef On Cedar Nrer for v1nton sn
1ae shortest. cheapest md most s4ped!fou, rou,. h.
e p,l il ill., 9taf ID ,seass. sees II @1fs
lasn ;s,t tse !assasaa u Iowa ''"s1ss a1<s'a7
= Il e. eseet RsYrs 3 rsia Gas & IL
=. tasxats fat Cn ss 1pod witch Vii L. son1s7sf
'S4''' '''e '''e' 1'ee OF esa'xs; + .v,ru
IN. HAM Gea Fri .ai SaaaI1 4siss nt;a; rss ''d ss},
IALENA s. CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
On and snef AoyDAY. Jur sh, 1852 ,,zn, vii, ,+a,s
es;eaxe Sei' = HnaIe follows sut.Ia, excepted:
=, - r :,s ,e H1on fqtoo: Ved,F Ksgd &c 4ap
~: = - tea ss:ssa' ID Is Ss.A- s.
.o.-@ ',.. {. E.T2IcoTr fs1sx; a*n.s. zpp,
L. L. foR1ER' osa- Passenger Aksas- E:E
, 1859-09-08
.Fi,1aneial, ann Commercial.


WEps14pAr EvrsEsu. sc3,t, sth, 1870.
We hare no new features to notice in the
money market since yesterdays issue. Ex-
change Is firm mud close ut per cent. Bankers
are charging each other full rates when one
happens to be caught "short :" but the current
purchasing figure is I. Shipments continue nc
tire, and tue banks which do the paper Of Wa
ter street must soon hare an abundant supply
Of exchange. The demand both for currency
and cxcAapge from country bankers and corrc-
spondents Is still heavy; but thus far our city
banks hare had ample means to meet every
emergency.
There Is no demand for gold and rates nre
nominal ut the price Of exchange. Discounts
moderately easy ut legal rates, riz: per cent.
Very little doing Outside the banks on any
terms,
, 1859-09-08

There is good demand for Western currency
mt DISCOUNT for Missouri, and dis. for Illinois.
WISCONSIN md Iowa. Round lots would sell at
1 fur the former and lor the latter.
, 1859-09-08

as s'ss u! q ias Penn
DIRECT LINE 9.!nal hEtWEES aE FAST AND THE
tus as"Su i stsyssr isssa % q t!sxbt. astthsr
Win s's swing II lme. a.tvaatakrs readily ap+sc!atrd
;s Eas~ssi II I'll snl q sfssr aar.at.xs
T." :fp b. n. - ..e
aFe,. Y tAs y H. t.! insx'ns sset. Ss:ay
Msi;<sE + ] Msy.v''s S,@,s5
eni aSe s. Nts: M I'll Aifsi it, wm. / a.hs s,
k?s:zs ns kF S<! s..s;.!< e. n;. "a a
jnhn Il. Harris. Sasav!s Tvnn.: Harris i Nant Mem.
eh sfn. IS ssss bsSsss1 II + Fsr;t S:
Asnss of Kill '.s 4 ,!ntset points ii she Wts,.
= H. ~ I'd - xo"S 20 soa mo-
With usua: pss*svs sersoas ns eha ~ thereof
PKElGHrS Westward.
<I ~. ls.*lpha, Y:ss i .sen "r is.!t.nosc =
az ~ IT, u os 1n ill.,
rhs fsnasyssats = s,l !isn.a H.. eosness as Pitts
;,, ss II ,ni. ,a Wit .|s II
& M s 4 Msns All a..
!.hs" with .ttansfs II al ports IN thu Northwestern
Merchant. md Shippers en.ru.nk the transportation Of
sl<lf sEekh to ihs Company. ea rey With esnaaeaee
sss: il l. +: ,ss
lANTxt4 ot 0tsfI IukP4Ae1~
TX Icutas 10 nlark packages *ra Tenn. n. r."
N.:raA In the Aeat brIsnx xn0tls fr the Fast Will
10 we'll tn dirtet them I. be shtppett BY this
Parties a1teneg ~ their own fhlpments ftnna the East
will fd tn tsir inttIest ea the Of lhIs
Con,aay Il the following p1ees oefnfe n let
ais~s to srr " them npvn the subject u will
nat- with pfuulpt attsnttuh.
i. J. sDees!gE. th!isttelp"ta.
Mas..s* ksnns ~ SuEth street, Is,sinnore.
Lsesh i Cn, No. AsVf Hunsc, Or NJ. south William
stz,vt. Neg rurk.
L.tch X t:".. ~ Ki,hy stsrrt. Hostnn.
II. II Ipt=>TuS. .tsrn1 Frelkht agent, PHILADELPHIA
L. II. IiuClrT. Cen'i Tick assnI, Pn!1a:epAa-
Tllo>. A. ecuT +, General suyt- Aetnna, Ia tal.
, 1859-09-08
roTATOEs-Du1. Common TO I'LL, S931se; aestlan'

ToTAT0ES-Du1. Common 10 I'LL, S9SoSe; aes1'A'
Eocks. 3aG40.
EaGs-lu te:,ss sapp!y aud lclower. eIosng At loe-
F0ULTRy-ch.cte1s, e3,oo Per doz: TuEfey' '&so
per ..
bpTFEN-s!na ana in g:ni tesnsad y i.e3l4c fcsE
LIN. a.d AJ lte for dairy.
BEASs-pul 1t 4ossoc.
LIVE STO-K-Rece!pts car Cattle, cass ehtt2 and
car Hoss; shlp1eas. Cattle sad rs Hoc1- Coed at
as In far demand. poor DO. dull HoEs aad sheep so
Sales At shetrnaata yardsto day wera:
, 1859-09-08

TERMS OF SALE
One ah nf the purchase doHn the balance In one tvc
taIef and four with lien the property bnrnx
tess tron day Of a!e- N. N.siou la,i ~l b fund
the Altusd Mills and w Ese te1soas Wt.hIpg 10 examine
tht property aeses!an u t. arn also svt1.
4E+E3i.S1d F. MAEELE
, 1859-09-08
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE

Trains for Milwaukee lave daly. Sun.tays cxcepel:
Ats,GVa. III. stopping II ~ stations
At3,l3p, H. =, stopping At trfEc,p 4 ssstlOn-,
conneciiux MIIwaukcs xih t1Gsasro ahd N!Ts"i+-,
Railroad. fornlns tie uaY al rltte4d Las +! llef'-~,
AID tha shortest ard quickest 1oLte to ST. Pai Gt.e
Nuzthve4s-
vi N l. aTkk%. Jk -,:.
, 1859-09-08
The Harrison TFial-yerdlct not Gull
HT.


1t the meeting of Tie Court on Saturday
moruing, Judge Logan resumed his argument
aud continued it for near two hours as ably al le
had begun GU Friday night
Mr.. Lincoln, also on behalf Of the prisoner
followed him in u f1ecch Of 1wo hours, exan,in-
iu;, the evidence with great skill aud cie4ruc*s,
discussing .hc law mud replying to tho positions
assumed Gy the council for the prosecution with
subtle and rcsist1rss logic, aud frequent illus
tzat.ons Of singular fitness. 1t was delivered in
Nh earnest, natural snd energetic nnnaer.
Court then took recess for dinner.
Mr. Palmer proceeded ut the meeting Of tae
Court in the afternoon. 10 the closing argument
for the prosecution. lie spoke with marked
ability ior three hours. crineing great ingenuity
in landling the testimony, iutefspcr1ing msny
remarks uVon human nature and human pas
sions the duties Of the citizens and the spirit Of
The Law. -
Al the conclusion Of the argument the jury re-
tired in charge Of the otficcr-it then being clsr
en- n1tnutes after four a'clock. The crowd
which filled The couft-rooui, hA!l and stairway
deusely, awaited their return with the most anx-
,ous expectation. At twcut5 -ono minutes afacr
five o'clock, hayiuE been out ono hour and ten
minutes, the jury returned, and the foreman in
formed the Court that they lad agreed upon
ycrdict-ut tue sane time landing it up upon u
slio af paper. His Honor. Judge Kicc. opened
il. aud Willie every sound in The deuse'J packed
room was hushcd, and crery face filled with
nnxicty, read 1--WE, the Jury, lind the defen-
dapt Iot GvIfy as charged in the Indictment" :"
TIC announcement wAs greeted With loud aud
prolon:ed applause in spite Of the efforts OF the
oiIice.s 10 suGdue the manifestation I'll feeling
Springfield Journal.