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, 1859-12-22
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I LlllN OlC NG1 1 1Ai414AkSAADs
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ou lza After sEsDaY. Des Ia Trains T!lllesys
Lspa, Ee1sen tity iso1a GasaL4,s Lss.tu. sp1:Dk-
VIZ slGrx. Matches, New 1t!tA1s anti Nhlile.
lJay ESEres$ 10 SuHt1yA r1erftd. arrsS:ER
II S5lnxdcst II pna ST. Louis ri l: 81 calto at
35an: Memphis Al T. D pin next day. anu Ss~Ure4ns
Sht Exrrs.. u y.o ?. Ne Saturday. e1certet'. an!y
1u~ IFtaeis 1t as a.m-: GaahuEth II !3la Hn'
LOU. 30 Cairo ii -. H. Atu ph's ~ a' e
opu cay, an1 New Uftraus a "a r.fa tnIl Gay.
On saturday night Passenger EAE will b run 70 CfoaoA
On the Express f,e ght, leaving Ch!c7u u $50 Pm
Trains arrive in Chicago At ~ An: ard Wi3 ?. n.
Eles ant Steering CaEs Eun 90 al n&ht f7lhs- =.
Bagx1xe checked through 10 Cairo. st. Loas Ana -"
Joseph. r,,po7cu rnrxEg
Far sate ii ths Conpanys onee IN The G,esfCsnl De-
po, aso At lhs orr u The fIt.soufh for Nayns .ne
thla<o Railroad Comray corner VI DsaIeD1n ~ oee
on Dearborn street. between Lake and Randolph sseeo
HYDE PARK AN 3 wthIDLAWS TRAtN%
Leave Chicago II Tn0 An. Le7*e Hooila~u ii 20 IN
- l2.U0 noon, - lap m
:;5pm s.0up.M
Communication tickets reduced r7teA good sbr thr
nqahar7a h. obtaaed b. applying II th* Office Of
General Passenger 4 Ksnt;. .n.-,,-p ..L.,.nd.,.
&N ftz-
, 1859-12-22

G-ALENA j. CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
NfXrKH ALRAxuKAkxS.
On aud a:fer MONDAY. euy. !4A tsly train. y Il .,ye
Nels .sseet depot Cheao+ fows sun.iAys eAccrit;
- an and ia:i0 f.r p1nn, l'nu, Fulton, tc,!4r
R7plda aud Intern e,saie points.
!ltJ Al, an. !:tv PM s Ecykcst n, csfori Fr-.-
ru~. ard ittetmeuts,e placss.
- pn. for I+talb ax!a sna iu.rnr.,ate pac+..
informed Ale E1.nta, wit t4ke H.. ll;tG an ttai
IL c!eerlns cars On MI tt1abs.
II p,,prr, T.; X. rALCUTT. Genera, snpt.
, 1859-12-22

MEDICAL LEcrrRE.-I'rof. Dcyiile respect
fully informs the medical profession that lie will
deliver 4 criticsl lecture on an article in the
Chicago Medical journal for this month, BY
Prot. Drainard, entitled "Cases Of Extirpation
Of the Parotid Gland and. other Glandu'ar TIL
mora at the Mechanics Institute uail on
Thursday evening next, Dec 2aud. at II F. II.
precisely. Free discussion invited ut the close
Of tue lecture. Voluntary offerings will he re-
ceiyed Mt the door to defray expenses. dc2oxSt
, 1859-12-22

Dy TrLr1aArtt,} NEE inEE. lhesl
B11yrs-very Gull at klic decline: 1s' quality t3SEc:
ordinary sH&skc: cot MOI q F'He. eecr tss. eoo
Su1u-F1lntr. Good qualities seh1 { re4dtF n a Ut
SxEtwLoErr and market fat fer dressed hogs. tt.
&c MS .e0p. Qaot4t.ons 1GA.
, 1859-12-22

Gas F11rrrxs AMI LAurs.-The larecst stock
in tie city wii! be sold lower than can be hought
at any other house. Kerosene Lasnps 80 ceut*
each. Kerosene and Coal Oil at reduced prices.
No. IS S, Clark street. II. II W,LuAR1n,
Successor ot J. II. Gtrouid.
, 1859-12-22

Hy- ". u. Haskell sells this morning, CO
Dearborn street, a large invoice Of Boots aud
Shoes, See advertisement Of trade sale.
, 1859-12-22
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
II =

From November E!. 1867. TEains VIII iea.e ii T. ~
and s:la pm AIwauk4e AID Aerr.stlatc u. L,
neetInK With L. cro+se nnI Nj waus*e EAslFt.at.
W4ukrsau Aecsnu4u ud z1.ou train lsavoA4t a:ia pr,
iv1 " l.. >fhk$ .IN~..,
, 1859-12-22

~ Singers Sewing Machines for Christmas
and New Ienrs Presents ut &C Lake street.
.de2D.tia1
, 1859-12-22

Go to los Lake street for fine Dinner,
Tea and Toilet Sets, Sitrer Plated Goods, Rich
bohemian and China Vases, pariau figures,
Motto Cupa,, Girnndo1es, Lamps and great va
riety OF other ornaments suitable for Christmas
..presents. For sale lower than in any other
china atore in this city, at the China Emporium
Of A. jaeger / Co., los Lake street. de19-6t
, 1859-12-22

sF lie wise and don't spend your money
foollshy, but save it 10 purchase your wife u
Christmas present that will pay for itrelf in q
few weeks, Wig: q new aud improved Kerosene
Lamp, to be obtained only at the Lamp and Oil
Em,.nrium. l2G Clark street. te2a-9t
, 1859-12-22

Sr at,ra -Ao~e1 -'s~
.,.,,... ..s.r. -. ,o.t,,. t,r.,..t, ..nn
caa x.Sy .re itr 'S aants. do,n. The h..
VA srases ihan saturdav. heavy weaEhtsr a!s
md hFses, I'D We nov quote rio q pr Iii iarI and
hs<y ~ aud weight tfttghs 58t PER loe lbs-Eseh.hE
fe~'' 1sth. ,,r,p,. r.,
TAoAth- aAA*'
There :re few or no drc4see hogs offered toay.
ss% ~ ss " s s:ps aa.a. IN IN
Unf.a h,g4 bfetn tn arrive III lsrE. numbers. and
SL0 for .hue from IL, 40 ill., and n those uler
IS, ibs.
The market II ye loxs !. 70 naat:td u: Ee a!e naa
Mr.rs, ao, Il klee g., te5lax 10 heaa "fe!
Tass nss ssa 10 M ssau Il aas ss!se Ill y
1tis 1hs nan,se1 =" Irins ii. ned r1c for ssi-
Esttses'iHa'ee Al >. o'-lItantenrs. eth
CLARK CO., ILL.
.tse tse g ~. "x lout,tas. a's .eas 1i IT 1s
iElsserh Itluoi.an. lati.
CuCNc1t. nLCFFS, IOWA,
Fork packing ha: commerce in real asrnc.s In thI*ciy
market with pcrtsc ,o*.ncss" ring The 4. da
the:e 1s no :ln$ on In p !he demand sss'ia.
ses zoo. a p'c: rahi9s tt1m - N.A,s.
am Id t:!.ani ~ lie hearIe bSs. - W r.,
tlrsc. 1br TX trade eerlulue To be very mpora't
br!E o. brs il nm city housn not NJ ar - excnlse
RsIk 0ugut ri: t suslaefing The ttnntnte
OF con rl.sd oothe Mis- ,ur! sio7e.-NoniassM l6h.
DAVENPORT. IOWA
Heos..aRee,pts To head prts ed Naskc. mt N tu,
tr IL e rIas. e1 0a sSS a.t. M hs.5 a
pre.sLd-tGAxete, sthh.
rlTrsF1ELp, Ill.
Fork IL cos nE In hefr nov, nnh We tndestt md st
, 1859-12-22

TRUSTEES SALE.-Pub1;c No
l. tee il hertty given TIA: l. Char! Hit h oek, ,lr
Trustee naa,~d In cesAtu dr1 If 81ecIfel
lori We and su=7a bis xif Edwin II. E.air
IN lit xife. da1ed The s1th caF Soyen5es AL 1:
so.y In sat deed specified >e Il the ner c. rbthe
Gsan " ~: Y tht t!5 osShe,s9 cH1s', q Go"s
the Of Aa X. kut,c suction to the shet
td.r IT cab tt- rrrnes and sr eSaie ecuyes FL hy
tsid dtet Of fra<t, IN wit.
The south half oF The E:hwest au.A ot The teat
quarter .on twenty feu t hin twenty hotth Of
I1pEe nln., cas- Of f.nL pr repal ueEn-
sxeny ac7ra Of land. Al*, he northwest quarter II tic
quarter eec<en Eefr ni1e, bin t~su-
y. 1ofsh Of 4rke ten, ofseef uth pncp nsrI.u,
cntatnlnk forty Of land. ant u7ttd In ice county
LIZ and S'Atr Ct lns casfe TIE - one Epo AL
the costs and ea, Sad tetd oftrus:
il recorded IN oce Of he Recorder OF LIZ County IL
BookA # T1ust Detds rags lsS.
UHhRL.s HITCHCOCK, Trustee,
Chicago nee. LIST, I5.s. deetd
, 1859-12-22

Thirteen Persons Drowned.
SAvASyAu,- Ga, Dec. Ca white man and
thirteen negroes were drowned n the river this
morning. in consequence Of the capsizlng Of
boat,
, 1859-12-22

DIatrict Attorney ofNew York.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2l.-,The commission ap-
pointing Judge Parker to the District Attorney
shin, has reached this city, but it is slated til It
he will not accept the otlicc.
, 1859-12-22

e Those monster Kerosene Lamps which
give the light Of two gas burners or t.so Cau.
phene Lumps, at ouc.fourth Of Tue expense,
will be hired out for evening parties. lighting
balls, churches. ETC.. during the hn!idays, Ap-
ply at Lamp and Oil Emporium, lad Clark st.
dn1E.1pf
, 1859-12-22
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BIT ANY
OTHER ROUTE. -: :;

The eonpltton ofihe = of ;ae p.,,
DIRECT llss skA2T nkfwx5S Sakrb1tsEfs T1H FIST AxnTH
sses: u L. II ef54 z1 s
zia he savl1s Gfume arahtax<. really appseelsis
.hsas E.:*a.a iii aai ns'i g t.. .u,,at,,
~ fs:lsat ennsssss o. sho7s,z direction, ,,n,v
atdstss low!at gents of sSe coaaagy Q OF
Tss*aEt t;s: sc ;.t' I'll! Sye stssxs7.
t,oas Fl E MsSt!<F 1eyS Msyys - 1s;sS
sst. E na,p 4 ,yT;;,l na4,a e ri w@
Jahn T. Harris Nashville; Tsnn.: I.1ra hnt' 1cn,::
l u y ffsss55 f1ssS
Agents u II pol ais u Inc Wss
,sas, I'd sa nd :sssy
.A ' 'ttst kEtsR4: &
., ESai* Ttse. r.
~ psi si1,. o IsssaefI iaa:as. Il ~ =
npa +. T:.ssasIa r. IG; r., L .
On tAe ohi. Alsklnkum, kentucky Teane.ses tnnfer
md g<d KTess and Il Cieve!anL $1,000 A. A.;
Gaeaso with steamers 10 al ports he SoTth-W ese en-
t:ssaas 81 1s,y ~ III 'ses21sss essases:s :;
H !! S.s. .s, Fl :. s. Gs, = l. Z.
p ps1ieals;; i a.s1x Pasfssss -,ta r.un.RR-
q 1inaat Fl . IL. Z e .S Sts Is g ssa
Ra,;ts, 4tsss4isf TO .hetr shipments IL i The xax
: s ssTsz % ss:s
T. iua !. ssss1sse ss11;aef Ffsa.ssa, afit*as,Sa;
2g 2Aaga. Il AcaaA = North .ssets, Baltimore.
.ts ses "a No': A4soz House. or asl soctA William
II S;,1;4ISg Kggs7 IT. .s*., se;,ss:
1ads I asSSS5f4 sS5fF 81 :s:, ii ;''1i. y,
, 1859-12-22

For EuJopcs
NEW YonE, Dec. a1.-The steamship Persia
sailed to-day for Liverpool. She took out eighty
SIX passengers and upwards Of sl5o,"5o III
Specic.
, 1859-12-22
i-0ntuIlpNa:.
y W 5 T. II U q l..

CElyEIkNlfT or CHICAGO,
The Eest tenn y Il! ef,ntL .aEaaEv N.. l+.. r So.
i'll LnsuAn lhck chF7s 1T t1-Ek Wa-h
a1ulnink BELLS ue',1ant L. i'e.rSr S!EI MS
any tnle stuTns The tens.
he susttss IT t.ix nu urh has fuilv s1uas!,i.!
Fh.t <t .nte st:GIi iIu- " It.. friends .trns
i may nuw tr n'"*rci snrniy --.l,sr. F.. !.
Tvs hf ss1I:Eths legal t!s.r,un itre .ftrrt
u1.in u! t'e Vest Fur Tin ul4Fs Alt H., art.~.t
Ah-tf"Stinh aftsrtaS II. Bath,
NTH. II Nv thr,.t,f :,!,.i.
, 1859-12-22

N'xpyrsrAr EsKxu0. Dcc q. lsS9
The receipts during ahe past ~ lours were
- follows:
, 1859-12-22
pTrIsBUl.GH, FOEr WAYNE

A4Sf yAtt.1 h1tLtsptu.
Vow ptttct and cat. from t:hseaxp To r,t.,,,.
without th nxe. connecting with the x'eat 7~
PEsSSfLtASlA CENTRAL KAlLRC4u
tn New 1oTk, Fha'.detha, als1nLss aid Wasaih, IN,
OtJ and a The Interior tu1Is Vt Pennsylvania Nv IT,
~. View foEk. MaFyaId. tc. '
Merchants BY taking this rnute. vii hare the tta.:,
nj kha Ea4tern market 1t M additional ecss-
Baggage checked through.
Trains !savs lie Lep.i. c1rnerof Canal att Van b.,
AtEr.ts. West SiIt. a. t,.tNs: 1
$50 -Nn1ntnE E1pss =. ,iaIv tSurtsYs exer1.,t
40 fN-Alhht Express. 4a!y saturdays ex<. t:,,l,
Clunett!nx At cEeslllAs With ceye:sn1 takt ST.
R4rcad 10 Iunkirk. 9uda:o Saka1a fal.s. Sew iii.
kuston. aad al Interior towns of New England VI NV
Yu:k Central and Nav York mud Erie E...fYusa.,
Also. 1anth to Columbus, x4nessis.e. Nxwtk N.y.,
yernon. >eu1enr!str. Wheeling, au1 incrtos to~1s"t
an1 fiska!2.
Tht abnre trains connect Fust4t w!Ih tsa!ns IN W.
Kfrf Huat 70 Springfield. Cth1ha, Dayton and cins i.
Also with Trains II Lima for DAYTON A.si Cnenrs':
FARE As LOW AZ ANY OTuEH EllCTE
fsA*enIess b1un kaAi Will nld this route b.tb pr:.
An1 sRnvatle ra..1n. through il7ty u the afte.s
nne,t cities In The Cntyd states.
tAs.tnxsrs arriving Al Chicago, any Of The rri-
IND atfehItt cbeck Ito dcpot 10 sec~tsr c
&n9 convey baggage free Of charge tn the rtfseuxh
Gh!saxo c4fs- S.erpink CARS arcnnPahv eaehfEsiu.
Tickets for AAse at MI he pr!RtaEai Ticket Ncc.
West aid At The Company Oer Of ksntulI
Dt<s1htu stFexts. opposite tho Hetrse llonar.
lls!"A ts1 Se Of Eauxt ao4 Van t4seE .fts,
Chicago,
b. tanteularto ask for t!ekts* h~ Ftst Wayne.
~. PATRICK. Tex+t sErts
JAS- Vt Mf.%E{I% frr A.xtt
, 1859-12-22
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1t compounded eatlrsY fton 0uraA apI h, tccsf0e
eysaLl1skel fAet Standard Medicine, known Aud AP'
pto1ed by al that have IT, Is rt.oted TO with
confidence u al dseaaea for which II 10 rtenmu1endE1
II haa cufei tLou aats =: ,Ckflric D11rhLEa. Suua
within the l4st yeas ner Com pla.nts. DJseats-
who hsd g!rea up ali Gope. }ry. Dnpay. Sour Stonaa
Of relief. the : lf1btusl Cost!rcLes~ Co
uniacAl certificates IN! = te. Eh0tefz, Cho4efA LrF
nv possession show. = ,tu4 Cholera 1ufart..Io,
The dose must be ad7pted y 'Flasulente J1utd:ce Fe
tie temp4 Of the male W.akneAst8. AMI LAY
Individual taking IT, s1d. : ite used successfully Al
used In such GU Anutcs urdrasy Family Ardelts
1e1 gently On The Bowels = IL Will care SlCE EAD D.
. Let the dictates Of your tACAE IA thoufae. can
judgment guide you ii the leAfy u tErniy niluteA
vt the LIVER lNf1 II Two THREE Tesspoan-
GuKATuR, and Ii will. = fu!s are taken II ebnnsencs
cure Liver Complaints, BIZ; =. meat Of aitAck-
4ous Attacks, DespepA3a.aa -
All Who using giving testimony n IL favor.
N Nix Water n The mouth With the lrytgosaior. sad
swallow 10th together.
, 1859-12-22


Hnos-uAd oaoeutrs u wEk In their fave1 !s moitlnE
what thy Il tGe.f AnrWDunder hch better
ps,rs dcsAape AK IN su!pe extent cone Tie
r1prdlusFy Tectips the wesk capped BY liz rep1n
II na4r l4tCl had to1J thonsh tha nar.et Sag
gtieI tr ,seth the had, strength
covered nnd bs it. II ahy. I'm FtsS0n teeus 10 have
urea ., 9ee II which esrrLed oeratio In lllc n
inr The sve: .Fes cna.tnur very ghtuF Eaf
EY round sk'ss fur ts ael!ef tat The yield Of
Ness Fork will e fulr asgh: in proportion n It was Ast
se7I-&o tt.tnE lighter.
The dissemination aE.inst such Is quite errne; but II
PAYS veil 20 sci sho4 at current r.te. for koin esru
ca4ly htn kosA fuatkrt II rntulsed f'r corn Ihc
sles repo II rs liz :, s54o md 20 a
Is; ont fur weights abose !b pcea may be (" rid
cred ~ rAnkng fsn tk TO kG40 Indeed horrb Pr. c
ate the einsae 1aord averages and otn u
90 lis weights ait Id nE1n'y at ts.s. .
The pnvaion uia.ke. ore active IN the Inonnr tut
apparently only moved }y sy 1ntby Tor te fe.c In
xan 10 h.s. Me-. ork n suen ,1as.d IL the n'rn
rcof she latr IL the day. For buk meat tho .
n.sud ruls4 4bvIt Is tic! ye>tcftay.-C"m.. 19h..
Toisy thci1F expected fa Ing n In the receipts tn1k
pIs aid in sr a de,& becAIas greatly c1ci
and sIrefu about Txmiug prics. cAt they might
be picked mp an atssLce Of tnliy &C reseenta "
e4ahthrd, ~tcn al pa1t1sA IRc4 hankt, and as
ftant that bus En- wete not - excited ~ rel
tes1 .via+n disappointment and tie teetlnlt Of
vu9f. hec lu d. nnd the ktt c0s I'd taine
The IIles ~ete:
, 1859-12-22

cpxf0C1pKD
PUHE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS and put Up In
GLASS OASIS. AIR TlEHT, AND WILL
KEEP N ANY CLIMATE.
The Family CztEaruc r that di6e;~nt Catts1tf aet
PILL KsntIe hut ae = .oa tintre1t postinEs u the
tiEt EAstasslc whch the II bowels,
proprietor haa used 10 his The Family C7:hast1c
FrAete than twenty = PHI kA. With Que Etfe: sato
ytas. = To thE we'll esfah:lsn. Ilct
The constantly Increasing Teen compounded f.nn
deu13ad from tht4+ whti raRety u The puItet Veg
have locg used Ghe PILLS. ta1 ExtEaets. which ct
and the kaiiahe1lon whdA x fake every F1st VI the
al e1Pres. In regard to t.t - nentasy canal asd
has induced u pate good aad Ea.A ln Ii eAie"
them Thin the reach or Ii where Cathatf!c Is ne4d
The rFofxeaIon vel know = led, D<fan2lIran
q: lie Siunaeb Seeptnesl Pains In tha BAek I'D Lxua
Coss:.easss Pan and soas5s' sser Re shos sody em
es9.ss OF Eevs1 Loss of c.ewPu Sensation Of
to!d ases tAe eos Hra1ashs. q kLt q
Adn:ts KheaH an. Purifier Of tue E!oei md
nAnJ ases to which hesh Is hsis too nuteEuus to utn
Ion In this advertisement pose. to-
Price Three Dluae&s
Ths Liver InytEoratcr and Family CAtha1tic 11s
tailed u u.u.ksts generally. aud sold Wholesale BY The
Trade ln all the hrEe town..
:. T. W. SANFORD. ". D.
aae sml N.nuetuzes and Psopztet - Bre4dvay.
, 1859-12-22

Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, at
&c Lake street. See advertisement. dc1U.lm
tE- The bert stock in the city Of .jt1rtlf.v,
IIdtchts, !Sirtrudre, Fine Lara, E'r"seaH,
Coral, Enam<,ed and other sets. Fdn.y Goods,
&c.. imported md from our 0pn mandatory
ut Newark, y. j., suitable for Christmas and
New. Years presents is ut A. H. Miller & Dros.,
1eG Like street, corner Clark.
Having made our purchases (ptrsonaHy}with.
in tue last ten days our stock. is Of the
latest and most elegant styles, buyers are re-
spec1futly invited 10 call, examine, and jndsc
Remember our address corner Of Luke and. Clark
streets. del9 ~
, 1859-12-22

CODA ASH, PALM OIL AND
~ KEYIE A1to. Germ IN nnh FAaahy sosra fer azle
Wholesale .sd Raali, b GEO. Il. WINCHESTER
DALI ,y1Al II E3naf &tFkek
, 1859-12-22
. =. N SNIl II. Eng. and EQpt,
J. n. aA u. sIEN3- kTS. 3iH Gkkt4 y sfuf. fr ~
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.
Il RAILROAD,
TIE Capacity Of !hs Had nuy e1usI IN any in thA

14tcapssty Of :a!s Had r eow equal 10 any in the.
THREE rHRouGa I9 PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN riTT$Ht:RGH AND rufLAnELrHiA.
Conneet!ne Disssn TIE In"n uep"t ii pt-hurkh With
Through Trains from Ill Wests fatie. for fhia!rluhta
Sew York E~tha, Baltimore and Washington Cl,Y thus
Furnishing fatu%s for ,hs postatiaa asnxess IN
surpassed fur sptsi and sl1fot u any Other Fuute
Expr ss1nd Fass L4t4 "a " Fht4sdxInla h
or chaDke OF Car Eundusiats,
smoky: cA,s . r. at..shx' 70 eash Ttan Woodruff.
IN: ~. oasy As nd IT, ~. sunday, s.eegte 7hiee
fest L'ae euoneet Il Aalt:mo,e aud Washington.
IralIs rntrt u Pittsburgh with the NJ Efnr+s.
A11ire tade!ghla i, IN, and BALTIMORE Il
~ And!n New York II Luis F.N-
Train. canhrct 1t Pittsburgh with the TN Fast Line
As!tse sa ft!a4sipha % 4 u. Aatn..rr Il Is
anl Ia New York lA.5 I'M. Il Tr7In. .axr fetfs
hur1h At ~, arriving At Philadelphia II I'm Ssv
York 41At A N.
tai,y t:tas b. ~eea raadephts aud New yo.t; t;.wo
daily t<sln4 between New iork aud Ho&tou Thnu~h
uekes al Ka} good on either vi tbs above t.aiua
or ssaairgton Lines *
Ikst* Ea4swszu ay te otsaned 1t any Of ths .mro.t
ant s!road oces in the West also % board an al tns
regular une ef steamers the NA...ppi OF UhH ye1
and ticket. At the oces tie In -
LIN. New York. 6asuaosuor rhi.s!slphia-
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BIT ANY
, 1859-12-22
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
IL NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD, and Ns

l859-6o.. ....Fsat Freight Lima. 1859 go
oa .ad a.ser MONDAY MEX r. Dec. 1ab; H.. I'll,
Company. with IT. Easern Eaunestona will run M fT.
pes Freight Train Ill EAssu compiling y.lnta and
3ke nettF tine an h:s eEes been made b. tii4ef sote
ftom Chicago. -
K8 Dressed Hogs md 1T pe..shsble property viii r.
eeve particular attention. We 70 our cost and
liaiss oi Fie6ht . low Is by athtf nne3. :
j. NOTTINGHAM, General Freight Agent.
, 1859-12-22

..w WHEELER WtLsox's SEWING MACHINES
for Chrislmas or New Years Present. Eery
appropriate testimonial IF n Father to his
Daughter, Son to his Mother, Ii Husband 10
his Wife, Erotllcr to his Sister, or Church to
its PASTOR This is gift rs durable as life-an
economy Of more Intrinsic worth to the Ladies
than its ncsunl cost. ..
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, 1859-12-22

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Flour Wht Com Oats Hogs Hogs Gale
, 1859-12-22

Winslow desired one more ballot, asd If no
election he intended resolution thai from and
after to-day or tomorrow, as gentlemen might
choose, no further Tote Of Speaker be taken
Mr. Hurnci. s4id the reason why he appealed
to Ar. Etheridge TO mite on the: vote for Mil.
son was. he wanted to see the united South
which would rebakc the cndorsers Of Helpers
bo,k. u
Mr Etheridge disrcgaracd al! political and geo.
graphical lines, aud until Mr.. Burnett could raj
iy the Democratic forces, he should not asruign
him who WAS elected in defiance Of that party.
liz. burnett spoke Of the lore Of Kentucky
for Cnion, which was applauded. and asked his
colleague, Ar: Anaerson,why be did not vote for
Mi,lson.
Mr: Anderson replied he was born and raised
Wing; had vosod consistently for IN .smeri-
can, and intended 10 do it TO- the epd Of the con-
test lie would not volc for Mil!sou Lecarsc be
was Democrat, and could not sote for Shcr-
man because he was Republican. Further be
tAnderson] Was in favor Of the kansas.Sebras-
ka bill, and could not therefore vote for Nillson
because Milson voted against that bill
daughter aud npp'ause.]
Mr. Burnett in reply said Etheridge was here
at the time, and With Aillson voted against the
Kansas Nebraska bill, and yet his colleague
could yote for E.hesidge Us Speaker: Laughter
ana applsuse.] r.. =. So
1lT~ 41lAls TlEAAAE WstA 4AASh ea1A
xheu Ac yielded the floor to Mr. burnett, hd did
not e1peci ths Inter would, stsSqaatie Tie or
canination to which be belonged as miserable
Know Nothing party" lie had ro.ed for Mr..
Millson because he respected that gentleman
for voting. against the Kansas Nebraska bill,
and because 81. Nlllson was ineapatle Of sP-
.polmipg: aAy white washing. CoQmitteet: lie
(uil]) came here in opposition TO the Demo
cratic party, and with sentiments rather ps-
cnfiar and rather more Southern tiian those ex-
pressed by MIR. Burnett; but he would nevcr,
10 help him God. consent to destroy the struc-
turc uuler which We live, merely because
man with Objectionable political principles
should be elected to the Presidency. BE ould
wait tilt some overt act WAS committed; before
!. .he-&oAla .ooaaent4t0 ..6tkika 4 fatal blow, lie
was q constitutional man, md no other. His.
remarks werc enthusiastically arplauded.
Mr. Burnett nroloeized By saying. ifiu the heat
Of tue debate BE- had used tho cxpression :. mis-
crah'e Know Nothing 'phrty,gs be would take it
back. 49,.
iii. nili' 1aid ht- c:stnt here: with, views 10
break up both the Repab1iesn' and Democratic
parties, nd erecting On their ruins = better
party.
III. Anderson, Of Ky., on The floor for to-mar-
row.
The House then adjourned,
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TALK ON 'CHANGE.

Business opened yesterday under the influence of
the advices brought by the North Breton from Liv-
erpool; though cotton was in favor, there were
broader views taken of the political intelligence,
which was regarded with increased interest. If
credence is to be given to the many telegraphic
dispatches, the position of Europe may be regarded
as critical 1t is good policy not to borrow trou-
BILE, and politics in general had very little effect on
the cotton market. The sales of yesterday and the
day before foot up larger than on any two days of
the season. The easy terms of the freight market,
and the facility for selling exchange drawn against
cotton, gives our market greatbuoyancy, and with
a large scope for selections buyers move onward
with great freedom.
The receipts of the staple continue free, and as
the full returns of other markets were not receiv ed
on Tuesday, but came to hand yesterday, we find
that the receipts up to the fullest expectation
so it is manifest that the resources of the country
will not be crippled by the talk and threatening
aspect OF matters between England and France.
If these two great powers should come to blows,
we might have squally times to talk about. Yet
such an event would be productive of immense ad-
yantages to New England cotton manufacturers.
If the teegraphic advices are to be deemed as
worthy of guide, it might be considered at once
that war is inevitable. But stop; we are logged.
What are the receipts of cotton? In footing up,
last evening, we find the receipts at all the ports
to comprise fourteen hundred thousand four hum
dred and thirtythree bales being an increase over
last year of ,976 bales The Charleston Courier,
the highest authority gives the last weekly receipts
at that port at % S67 bales making the receipts at
that port, up to November Gath, l65,096 bales,
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FURTHER BY THE NORTH BRIToN.

PORTLAND, Nov. 3O.-The news by the North
Briton indicates a very unsettled and somewhat
alarming state of political affairs on the Conti-
nent.
The London News says that the feeling in France
against England is now more bitter than it has
been at any time since the close of the Napoleon
war in 1915, and the News charges the French
Government with directly encouraging this state of
feeling.
The News also says that England must have
better understanding of the subject of the Italian
Duchies than Count Walewski's circular gives be-
fore she ought to take any part in general con-
gress.
The death of Earl DeGray is announced.
The enrolment of an additional force of 10000
men as a naval reserve is to commence in England
on the lst Of January.
serious mutiny broke out on board her Ma
jesty's ship -of-thelne Princess Royal, lying off
Portsmouth, which was with difficulty suppressed,
and one hundred of the mutineers placed in irons.
The London Times publishes Enthusiastically
severe article upon the war feeling in France,
which the London News, Star and Post condemn
in very strong terms, as having tendency to ex.
cite the worst prejudices of the ever-prejudiced
English people.
The Post declares the Times article to be
wicked and wanton attempt to alarm and excite
the blood of the English nation.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 30.-Private letters which
were received by the North Brton say that the
news by the steamship Europa, of frost in the
Southern States, had no effect on the Liverpool cot
ton market, which is dull and slightly easier Sales
since the sailing of the last steamer amount to
2l 900 bales
Private letters are generally favorable as to
prices,