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The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued on a inc.
ID ment rendered by D. G. Perry, Justice Of
the Peace, of Township No 8, in and for said
county on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1859. in
favor of f. W. Hem and Paul Cox, and against
George Reubens and Mary Verhalts for the sum
of one hundred and twenty-three dollars and
ninety.seven cents (Sl23 81 and costs of suit
taxed at twentyfour dollars and ffty-fve cents
1924 55) and to me directed, have levied upon.
seized, and will expos to public sale, at the
Court House door, in Auburn. on
Saturday, the 9th day of September, II $50,
at the hour of 10 O'clock A NJ, the following de.
scribed property situated on Stewart Flat on
Secret Ravine, in the aforesaid county, the Laay-
cite House and Lot, and the furniture thereunto
belong ing, consisting of stove and kitchen and
dining room goods and chattles, bar md bar fix
lures, beds and bedding, or so much thereof as
will pay the judgment and the costs due and to
become due thereon j. II. MITCHELL,
Constable of Township No. g.
Secret Ravine, Sept. Sd, lS59.-3w*
The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
the END day of October next.
j. Ii. MITCHELL,
Constable Of Township No. o.
Stewart Flat, Sept. Gath, lS59.-4w
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

The Helena (Arkansas) Democrat says
that the negroes in Arkansas, who are re-
quired by law to leave the State before 1860
seem generally to have selected Kansas as
their future home, and intend removing there
at an early day.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

CoMpL1MENTARY-In looking over the
election returns for this county, we observe
that Capt Monroe, one OF the Assembly can
d;dates on the American ticket, received a
very handsome vote at Poverty Bar precinct,
the place of his former residence. Out OF
one hundred votes cast in the pre- met, Capt.
M. received eighty seven This, from a
strong Democratic precinct, was certainly
complimentary to an old friend and neigh
Dor.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

SueIcAL OPERArIoN.-A large cancer was
extracted in Marysvile on Tuesday Septem-
Der Goth, from the breast Of a lady, and it is
thought she has been permanently relieved.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

EEIn the award of premiums at the
State Fair, we notice that Placer county
came in for goodly share. When we have
the complete lists, we will give the names
f the successful individuals.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

TIE WORK OF 1NCENDIAR1Es.-Two at
sempts have been made whiting the past
two weeks, says the Placer Courier, 10 burn
the town Of Todd's Valley; but in both in
stances, fortunately, the fire was discovered
in time to be extinguished without much
damage being done.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

EE-The first days of the present week
were hot, decidedly, but the latter have
been pleasant, with braoing breezes. The
latter, however stirred up more dust than
was agreeable to travellers
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

E The John L. Stephens took away oil
Tuesday Sl,S5S653 in treasure, and 504
passengers. The Orizaba took $50 passen
Ters.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
EE-The Pacific Railroad Convention met

N-The Pacific Railroad Convention met
at San Francisco, on Tuesday. From the
published reports of the proceedings, we
observe there was some feeling as to where
the western terminus of the road should be.
1t strikes us as rather early in the day to
commence wranging about the point where
it should strike the Pacific.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

FoR PREsIDENT.-The 81. Louis cores
pendent of the San Francisco Telegram says
the friends of Gen Denver, in Missouri, talk
of bringing him out as candidate for Pres
ident.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

SUPREME JUDGE.-Governor Weller has
appointed w. w. Cope, Supreme Judge
elect, to fill the unexpired term of Judge
Terry-that gentleman having resigned
Mr.. Cope was sworn into office on Tuesday
last
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

Col. E. D. BAKER-This gentleman in
delivering the funeral eulogy on Sunday last,
seemed to affect the Mark Anthony style,
and be in the mood to stir the blood Of men
to deeds of carnage. Some of his senten-
ces seemed almost like persuasion to unsheath
knives and pistols for work of slaughter.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

Too MucH.-The Sunday Varieties of
San Francisco, went into mourning upon
the death of Mr.. Broderick.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

CONVENTIONAL meeting Of the citizens
of Placer County, held in Sacramento city,
on Saturday, Sept. 18th, VIM. A. Housed, E.
NJ. Hall, Marcus Kimball, E. Ii. Vaudecar
James E. Hale and Chas. II. Mitchell, were
appointed delegates to the Pacific Railroad
Convention, held at San Francisco, Sept.
goth.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. - Official
returns from eighteen counties give 2S,4l2
votes "For Convention" There are twenty
six counties yet to hear from. The Con
yeption is vet in doubt.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

EF-It is in contemplation in San Fran
cisco, to erect monument in honor of Mr..
Broderick.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

McCAuLEy's RANoERs.-Eight more con
victs escaped from the State Prison on We'd
nos lay last. Nous Verrons
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
Messrs. Gwin and Scott.

Hon VIM. M. Gwin and Hon. Chas. l..
Scott, left on the steamer of the goth inst,
for the East These fearless and able cham
pions of Democracy carry with them the
kind wishes OF their friends throughout
California. In the severe political contest
just passed, these gentlemen have done good
service in the use,-havng been untiring
in their labors to secure I he brilliant victory
achieved in the State. Though assaied by
a fierce and INSCRIPTIONS opposition though
vilely traduced, personally and politically,
they never faltered in the good work, but
kept right on until the battle was won, and
the opposition broken and scattered at every
point. Messrs. Gwin and Scott can have
the proud satisfaction of assuring our breth-
rem in the East that California is sound to
the core and claims rank as a banner State
Of Democracy.
HAMMER AND ToNes.--The Independent
press of San Francisco since the death Of
Mr.. Broderick have been endeavoring to
Guido each other in extolling the deceased
man, and in denouncing Judge Terry. In
deed they seemed to have exhausted devel
ish ingenuity in coming language defama
tory of the survivor of the duel, and the
political party to which he was attached
But each desiring to carry off the palm in
the use of disgraceful terms, they have finally
got together by the ears and are pouring
their walls Of wrath and hatred upon each
other in manner that would almost kill a
BiIlingsgate fsh-woman with envy.
ANOTHER FALsEHooD EXPLODED. - The
opposition press of the State, though bitter
ly denouncing the practice of duelling since
the death of Mr.. Broderick, seized with
eager avidity, the other day, report that
Elk, Governor McDougal had sent achallenge
to Senator Gwin, and had the effrontery to
say that Mr.. Gwin was skulkng to avoid
the reception of the challenge. Mr.. Nc
Dougal came on: in card on Thursday de-
nyng that he had challenged Mr.. Gwin.
Those who are really atbirst for blood were
| disappointed that the Elk Governor had not
sent challenge. Who are the real blood
hounds?
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
Heavy Taxpayers of Placer County.

We are indebted TO j. l.. Brown, ESQ.,,
Deputy Tax Collector, for the compilation
of the following list of l49 individuals and
companies, returned upon the Assessment
Roll of Placer county for the present year,
who pay taxes upon property amounting to
$4,000 and upward. Last year, similar
list published by us, contained 13l individu-
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

EE The cultivation Of hops is becoming
an important branch of industry in Calfor-
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

GHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of IN
~ order Of sale to me directed and delivered,
on the 23d day of September A. D. 1859, issued
out of the Justices Court of d. V. Mason. Justice
of the Peace, Township No. 2 county of Placer
and State of California, on Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 2lst day of September, A. D.
1859, in favor of Thomas 3. Thompson, and
against S. Price and NJ. B. Price. for the sum Of
Three Hundred Dollars and thirty-threc cents,
and foreclosure of mortgage, with interest upon
tho sum Three Hundred Dollars and thirty-three
cents from the 2Ist day of September, A. d. 1853,
at the rate of two and unc-haf per cent. per
mouth and for costs Of suit taxed at Seventeen
Dollars and eighty five cents have levied upon
and will expose to public sale, to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court House door, in the town
of Auburn.
On Saturday, the 5th day of October, 1852
at the hour Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ all the right,
title, interest and claim which the said .S Price
and NJ. B. Price had at the date of said mortgage,
to-wit: the 10th day of March. 1857, in and to
the following property described as follows to-
wit All that certain tract of land lying and
being situated in Placer county, on the Dotys
Ravine. joining the Copeland Ranch on the east
side, and containing one hundred and sixty acres
of land, the same having been taken up by John
W. Justice and recorded in book B, of land claims
page 27O, Placer county, together with all and
singular the hereditaments, and appNtenancs
thereunto belonging or in anywise apperainng,
which said mortgage is recorded in book G. of
mortgages, prges 1877 and 1873, Records of Placer
county. All of which named and described pro-
perty | shall sell as aforesaid, or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy the above Judgment
together with the costs due and to become due
thereon. LATHROP l.. BULLOCK
Sheriff of Placer County.
By GEORGE JOHNSTON. Deputy.
All,
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
TO TAXPAYERS

o tha Tax is hereby given, that have receive,
sessment Roll, of Placer county. fo W va, me As
1859. That the State and County Taxes 'n ne Year
due, and that the laws in regard to tbo, "re now
ton will be strictly enforced. '"''r collec
Office at Hall q Aliens, next door 10 w.
Fargo Cos Express Office. W Wells
MARCUS KIMBALL
Collector of Placer Conn,
.unnro sont 1sth by, BY D. L: Brown, DEPUTY,
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
Celebration of FIR. Won Schiller's Corto--
wv p;r<hlo s0ud

Celebration OF FIR. Won Schiller's Center,
ry Birthday.
A LII admirers of the immortal German
"A and author, FIR. Won Schiller, are invitopsOe poet
attend festival to be given at the '"'''ed to
City of Nevada, on the Evening of tho
OF November, 1859, ioth
in memory of his great genius The celohr.e
will consist in a Torchlight procession 'a '"S
music-oratons in the English and q WIN
tongue-all to be concluded by ball, e''lah
G. V. SCHMITTBURG.
S. FURTH.
DR.. TRANTMAN,
w. G. PLUMHOF. Committee
EDWARD MULLER,
j. j. OFT.
Nevada. Sept. oath, 1S59.--6w
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

EXPIRATION OF THE OCEAN MAIL Con-
cisco carried away the last mail under the
old contract Unless the Postmaster at San
Francisco receives orders TO the contrary,
he says he will send all letters for the States
hereafter by the overland stages. Some
months since a new ocean mail contract was
let to a Mr.. johnson, of New York, who
was to carry the mail by the Nicaragua
route, but up to the presen. time steamers
have not been placed upon that line, and it
seems impossible that any arrangements can
be made by the LIST of October, the COM
mencement of this new mail service, by
which the route can be opened. 1t is posi-
bic the Post Office Department may effect
a special arrangement with the steamers on
the Panama line to carry the mail until the
Nicaragua route is once more fairly opened.
In view of the uncertainty connected with
the ocean mail service, it is gratifying to
know that the overland stages offer speedy
and certain conveyance for letters, and now
is good time for that institution to be
brought into favorable notice. The Overland
Mail ought to carry more letters. 1t should
become so important in its service that no
man in Congress should dare raise his voice
against it. And if Caifornians would send
their letters by it, it would soon be recog-
nized by all representatives at the National
Capital as one of the indispensable mail
routes of the country.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

DIsGRAcEFUL.-Never, in our lifelong
experience, have we known the public press
to TEEN with such disgraceful charges, fiend-
ish malice, and hell-born vindictiveness,
as has emanated from the opposition press
during the past week. The result of the
late duel has called out this food of venom.
If the editors Of those grovelng sheets were
to receive credence, the Democratic party
of California would be classed as gang of
murderers. After the storm will come a
calm.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that the business of the
placer Herald" Newspaper and Job Printing
Establishment will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style of T. Il C. II. Mitchell.
TABB MITCHELL.
CHAS. II. MITCHELL.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
MRS. A. s. GAZLAY'S
FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
249 Washington ST., near cor. Stockton
SAN FRANCISCO.

VUNHE only office in the city exclusively s,,
n Females and under Female Supcrvsior wi
Centrally and respectfully located No cb,roa -
employers. Country orders promptly attended, ~ ~
REFERENCES:
Rev. DR.. CHEEvER, Pastor church of the Puritans
New York.
Mrs. NJ o. ROBERTS, corner 18th street, and 9Th
Avenue, New York.
REV. j. G. HoOLBRooK, First Congregations,
Church, San Francisco.
September 24th l859.-3m
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
Democratic Committee of Placer County.

Democratic Committee of Placer County
VIM. MCCLURE, Chairman. Yankee JIM
CHAS. Fl. MITCHELL, Serretary Auburn
H. H. JOHNSON. Observation-Disclosures. Beals' Bar
II. w. STARR, ............... Gold HILL
H. -. BRADLEY. ..DutcA + lat
A. X. Stafford Yankee Jim's
ROBERT KENNEDY, ......... Michigan Bluff
WIN. A. HoUsEL,. ................G Grizzly Flat.
P.S. TRACY ANTOINE CANON.
JAMES R. ROGERS, ........ Secret Ravine.
JAMES E. STEWART, 49,. Gray's Ranch Precinct.
BENJAMIN F. MYRES, 80. ......... Auburn.
, 1859-04-05
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

.- MoSpAI EVENING. ApHl4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bradley tu Kingston at &C.
fL1CE-Eccr:IsH.? %: tls. Market very dull fur Spring
Es'?aS, wh moderate city demand for Winter sa!r,
"rEr:-ioi Ibis "Gal!c:o" White Winter At tSao IS b1
'!p,te Illinois White Winter j. &a.5o on track
"HEAT-Eccr!pts, 1:sas tu. NIS1kE-Dee1ncd 1t
sa.t> We're ;-1:1 bu River Red {,ctwccn No. aud No.
- i. &l.ao Aaoat; 1900. bushels Elvsr Rcd at
AZ! afat; 600 bu No. Rcd ut tll4-sc storage
IN hu i" at tll3-ec storage. srn1So-Dcclncd l4ac,
sa!rs wetr s bu Stauda1u 1t oGc-sr os 200 bu d.
III &c Storage 5o tu tu II 9lc-sc storage 20 bu ~.
: 4: 81. frre of storage
CuES-lsec.'its l ps bu. Market mora acayc ut Dc.
dne Of tout 1c. ses 5000 bu mixed River 1t lie
r." h.; 5o1 hu 10 1T 70J4cf, b.. 450 hu do :, 7D1c
"rit 1lluhu 10 =: 1nl 4aoat; 40oJ bu No. H. H. At 6oI
- h' 'H bu tio u 1e r. b.: 1hnO hu MI 6se I.
nh the first week In May SO u damp al .oc per &c Is
delivered; TO bu do II ter 6t s tz hu d. 1t
~ Pet G0 ra track III bags 800 bu Ea. At &C pcr - s IN
tf1rk,
uAT-Revcil,*, 1906 tl. Ma1kc. quiet Sales wctc:-
*"hu MOL VI Sic on track.
kE-Mafkei quivt and nominal ut 9a nc rer 60 r. at
i,r4.
BAELEy-No rretiJas. Market dull and unsssd at Sa7
-: f.: t".lstl,n to NJ. l..
sEE1's-EectiWs, 1o+3so ns- Sales 81 bass good
1naiy n thrrc fos ut tt.o Clover du1t 1t $1So Hun
:arao GgasA nnmln11 at also.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., t59 bu Market we'll supp],cd
A" "e'aH4 !2lAIlS ot sIcs to-day wtrc:-40 tu Ep,d
Nesaunueka a 20 bu ipftzior do Il; c; st ta good
NJ 1n"s II nc on track.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - bts Marktt Inactive with
small p1s selling Ut 15a@tc
ALt'uilui-s2G134c sal, /
FRusI>loAs-luaciyc.' Hess Po,k @l6..5: Hess Beef
sTs!o; Dressed Hugs sold at tots per 100 u.s. averaging
Is ns
LAEi'-cuet and nominal at llc
IALl-nN-ln gool demand at lp4alir
1ll'ES-Ecerits ;o.il3 H. Market quiet an, upcbanc
' SA'es to4!ay e7r:-1s Dry Flint ut 1sc II do ut
'te' n Frcn sated ut &c; do al s3c-.aher inferior.
= Gncn Country 1T sksXc IS Country rel,s At el1o;
d. 1t Al..:;.
fCTIEN-ln good request, for choice roll, .. 1sae1c;
o1Inun. l4@16c.
tt'Gs-ln good demand. at 9k31oc for ffr-h.
4t LiRlL1sc Chickens scafre md In demand At n to
500 per dnz: Livc TurkcyA 1ltscen.
Dried FktlT-Ar'le*. LOG 1cic; Ia.cd Peaches, 1ea
&: fni'arce do. le!::1lje.
BEEF FcATTLE.-ieee!p,s: :ss head Narke; tm, and
' aetiand fur ft sers hoth fs shipment aud city c,n
'a':"n. No s1s1 left oves With ten Or tw,,vc |
stf' awaiting receipts OF stock Salca 1t Shczu,,ns
, 1859-04-05
CTATE OF ILLINOIS cook

ca! l'a, ling PHILIP I.,.nn .!nhu O. Kn.t.t sad
y. j; EAn:ty'-.'t:.::t r T. Mel..:is> I-.:.
-ttai.yt TIE Lta>.daee Of Jr.n +. E;,Ixhs and r
y 4aie! :r i.s At'.s a.le. La,irx I'll 1si In the
.i-Sr q .1 tfE II 81! C!7cu4. t.... ~ t.-k ttc.tr
lsaHnel thas 4aiA complainant t. hs Fct's f- Ms.
saa:ss Lee! In I'D ts;s:- tie s, vHEuary 1ss
AID that t.:r. r4 !.Hat! tLt IT s3 f.n:T
3an.s sal !";r"aae Fstu'rs:c the a7t Mo=tay Of
AAfrh lst1t. il.s.. Is il 5v law rcl,:;r4x.
S.w: u:ras i:v = J.: &. anil T. T. san-
~ VA: Ts s!s r. AZ: e.s ~ SID t'rc1,t Cnut
~ tu'[ County. the Gst G1v IT the team thereof IL
te h"!fra a th.ee II Lid t.S "a t.. srs1 Mon
day Y Mash, is,a I'D {.:d, Getar l. IL s..d
etra!na2,s rrt.ra. te IT, .a:;v:S and lin.
tacrrin csa.: md e.ed vii TX taken eaft.e auti
ceczecclts:r a,1st rs the pysrc. Vi It'd LII
NA. L. .EGtECII thI:
HEkTET ASrHnxr 8E.m;T 4rt>.r
, 1859-04-05

Ut Tx1k0KArnt Hn
fLorA-lit1vy and 10 gents 1ow: saro to.As hf5i%
ss;%ss - tnf .s;1 sulesy s, ';.; + ff eu, t.I M -
s'ssHte for ruuuu hyo; ula-ei,.;s L,avN W
~, al1 noar 91t a e6 20 fur rttia ai H. ss
Ght1h-Wbczt very dull and nom1nalr loxc, s,,
i; ~ lof eouhc1n: slf-kpl 30 fur willie TO- I've
i! isssi!. nsI 81 ,S s1e4 II ~ - r. l q 9: c.n d and
sS s1 esnt? sss sis tsa ,t xs,,s.1 noaly
inside pHoe @'~' "N'e s'"s'as hea'} II tlc
EeS!sloHs-Polk rmcr for tncs hut leayr for n,i,,
oid Do. az s1s snl,s = s1H f9r Eew III
sis nf III ia1a5 re-. ,1 dts.s S. ~ y, = Nv srs option
Fdn,s AZ ;5 f.f to.ef IlS tSr rpacsrd n,
H.con our ~ ~, eie.i Hsef Hams tr al liz, I,'
Tut Ms.. uua alc1iattErd Dnssai Hogs du nj srsE.
soudrn .aa aTtf s,e sss 1r ':s 'acfa e!iosXe g.
ssie1 h. ma.te1 Tu't At 1's.i:t fir Clio. nd ia
9l0xs. e'e oo1 at a: s<Silic. Ta"w qutt i9s.
g.: H. g. III Eae ~ lS;+ e, lo4k Tenn t& ss Co. =:
HodeSa. SIT Ha1iea. - ,.T a,e' n',nds I'd s y. j. G..
isx; Gsas nd ~ e chas1a; -; ns ssS isn n.
~. "'@ e1eTcland aud Toledo,
, 1859-04-05

| (OUG1lS.-The administration Of
nes1esil pf, pasat in the finn af L..-ng- t. Of
ain"'ss t ntVst eligible and cnnrenrnt mosc es5ee,-
~ as rs17,ts GoraH RE1snr: '.H"".. S,r-9tsa.
t'-ar, uetunsh LtsctixvA a4y rr.iin which nluc.s
cousa'ng having rts influence +, Ils adsc:ci puts
Colds.
Coush .Cnon toI," in its net se, ta, xhc IN iha
s.e'ax thx I"l. ka yls! an IT, 1 rsS
'uS asuuseeat ingredients aia; Pulmonary Irritation.
asthma.
hTHxA IN larrussc-A .rasulic affection II the Bron-
sht. Tuh*s which viii, .r, Tenacious phltfn
dss ref long stananx pcfssvsre stts shsy s
will alicsiat. III the
'is.iy ~rf teie 's."Y r.a~l ~l;>- tn, i,
rth ~ ."<. "'ri 7ro's fe!i' fran he "eh. D.
LxT.s. fEansfuf, H.
Catarrh.
In Inflammation. whcn .~s1, shr and !st,lc Is1ye H.
r. a3 s'f1es Y W.T. MT III a~ n X, nsh
e"u!a:::t No ''ns"z s7'El cA,asra should .e without
Influenza:
AZ ae s asn %a fhs; 1. ss
Exi%fissaes h.yu p.ssI tht simple rrnv- ".n
el rsyr should At sn@ T. p,o ~ vn ~ :'fs i,.a,si VI I'D
TesA or L91eazs. 1T tac lnascnza, TOT " i7ta,lH
~ t. s T. y rs e. niau'"
Bronchitis.
--,
i;RoNHt1ts fer-.,4de. H,Fe TArs "a t'lnnJ. s1r
r. .s:i VI thu small Muc'us Glands connected with tie
Mr"s rEt. stl lie The Ihf.et 1nl Wintp7e the az.
IT. >lt If which .c,. 70 in.tou. a. >,.{v H. artt
t'an ess$e o. Aos11s aad tesse y wraF-'tcnes
sisn: Il from col. or ,v .',,5 na<,'f KITE "t
x"ses T;c.e tnf'Isat symptoms an allyr ov using
i ~ 81; ~, wH'ea L Neglected. IN eutlrc
T |
ootIhoAeSS.
H,Axskxre asr sukx TnzoAr-Ies+ unp,.ax4,. ,,5 |
Painful sr.s nj -ta'rh'"9 uua,al eiclt.on ofshs
or tsn Il =. ~ - - r.; E1aI.t & III ~. ~ a,~l1s ote
ga IlAlre ..w:v in thu n,nuth. Hence SnrtTsani
haye soa MI It en- II "a. see n ,aSts
ch.,i Ir.a,!on md in M,tinx hoa1n ~ a'a51hS % nffn.
Colds ~ D4s:z. WISE Lie Eaityr ot 4pps Mss
mhoon;nn ro,,1b ~ AF''-D-
, 1859-04-05
;Tlltaneiat ana ~grout,nercial
MONETARY.

= = NazpAr Evxuso. Apu| 4 1ns.
: tinaaeial ncvs continues distscssingIy scascc
Hates remain IN all respects the game, and the
market generally has not varied since our Sat-
ufday's article. We quote Exchangc very
scarce ut II, customers only supplied and as
spaTingly as possible. Gold in rother more re-
quest ut II. Discounts 10 per cent. Us usual.
Street rates nominal at l9s per cent per month.
Very little first class paper offering.
COMMERCIAL.
NoxpAr Erxk1ao, April 4th. 1853.
The receipts Of Produce on Saturday last,
we're rs follows:
, 1859-04-05
Ncw Contract for Carrying tho Callfor-
MIA Nall,

NEw YORK, April It'll" TINS corrc>pon-
dencc says;
p" There arc probabilities that :: contract will
nc made within few days will. !: New York
c"h1any lar carrying mail. from New York to
San Francisco via Nicaragua. This conIran,
contc'nllatcs using the Collins si,'arrs. and
WI! torcr the trans's, leaving tue Consequences
10 " taken cure of by our slips Of war Ut each
Ject and suggests delay. bur Nj, CnAS urges i,l
ncd'stc :'c'!o'1. and The T. H. General f.yYrs the
rru}tusitiuu' 1>
, 1859-04-05

~ A l., Js:ph T:; a:4 Esz}an F. sl~r. e1s''e,
sas Y sa9 eat 4 ~ 'ss se:n ,S Z @ l
\ s d. sfas ssS Il r. esa,, -
q g. i: "a as; Z Is 81 Ss; %sl e. sSs,s j. J4 s:
sz hundred and twssytre :oaH Zach Dc ia oEc tso
1 Z E. f. a9is se;So ost ia Il cs5E :usie II.
I'd Fl n eeEsfe.A eoeE 81 Z a' 4 +
ey ,sa ds a. e ss i i sS4 sts 4 9
Of - no eithes ot pEaspa. or interest ,be
due .nssa s pss s ~ I'D sha
eared hy 7id Eotcs a s: mnstgagc eatoaed sa there
"fs IL ae eeS1e'f 70 bay sf H. shs s a.a
NC Ss i sts ts9t a.s h 81 5s nas
W i. 0Foves etlEF ths ltl oxaef theTs.; and # sad
hi'ssS ssss =: + L s J. !ss
se q ia ID e :as s +.
y nc north doo5 Of The cou.t house In The SID county 4
Tic following pae de pe e 81 rIs pa q s I'D
Il o as
o. n Asssssafa d!t.aoa o Of the souhE fonal
ey Gh1 a
wta u sle latsrsS aaa equity redemption 81 the
PS:ss Il dkov SAEs = ~ e '
Il: se e ss4e1i s1re1 Il aasinty. as@ nh.s es, sd
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Whereas,
Ss Is asss s2 & ss 4 ii; 80 s IT, & ssa
ended n the Recorders Once for The County Cook AID
stae Of noI In Book ~ Of Deed4 Page e. convey and
for he tene3t nf bis creditors to the undersigned tbs
one al ID r division ot the south haf
e the west hall IT Boek irty {sol In Canal Tute sub
,hhip s} poEh o1 Rage fourteen d4, os
of sad conveyance aad a4Ennseus the su!se1te1 will
esA public auction " the highest and lest bidder for cash
tns as5,e ~ assthsd e .Hoss de:sea
Ia the forenoon, SAMUEL HOWE
Chicago, March H. $50. JOHN ARMSTRONG, |
WuLtAxs, Woops1uax G1A11. AnJs- rhl5 tdcfsl
, 1859-04-05
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A [fcvakxe in fIlc 1TfsxfxS9nrf

NEW ORLEANS. april 1.-THE river has bro
htn thronEfi VI thu Lt.ui:iana side ut Utaumud
island, fo.'dins many plantations There are
1eass Ian o. trenk above the city. Five hundred
s..'a r., neen employed to strengthen the L.
ycar at Eicksburv. ''''' '">'
, 1859-04-05
3AffAsa o. lhe California Overland

s'. Lor1s. April 4.-The overland California
last night. "s's
In consequence of the luss Of ,he cspre,,
1aS, oni few parcrs were received, mud We arc
, 1859-04-05

Flood Threatened nj New Or1c,r.
New oRLIASs, April .-Thcrc arc several Ind
cre'a>scs In thr river about this cjtv. wl;r
11featrn great damage. The ,Y:trr Is hi,t,rr