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The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

The clerk of the District Court men
toned last week as having been indicted fol
malfeasance in office, was Mr.. Macarthur,
of Lecompton, and not Mr.. Eskridge, oi
this county, as some persons mig ght have
supposed from our item regarding it. Mr..
Eskridge is the clerk for this county, but
had nothing whatever to do with the al
legged malfeasanee. 1t was an oversight on
our part that this distinction was not made
in the article alluded to. We are obliged
to friend for calling our attention to it that
We may make the proper correction.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

The Lodge of Good Templars instituted
here . few weeks since has increased very
rapidly in numbers, and bids fair to become
permanent institution. The Lodge at
present numbers nearly thirty memters.-
The regular meetings of the Order are held
on Tuesday evening in each week. For the
future they will be holden in the new Ma
sonic Hall,
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

On Monday next the collector for this
Township will commence the collection OF
the tax assessed by the County Board Of
Supervisors. and we advise all to be pre-
pared for him, either with the cash or coun-
ty script. We trust that no good citizen
will refuse to pay the tax assessed to him.
OF in any way delay the collection of rev.
enue SO much needed in this county at the
present time.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

A bill to prohibit Polygamy is pending
in the House. having been reported during
the last session by Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont.
There is reason to hope that it win be taken
up at an early day, when we shall see who
are in favor of interfering with the emf
nently domestic institution" in the Terri
tory of Utah. = 2
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

CoLD WEATHER IN W1scoss1N.-The
Madison Wis. State journal says that on
Tuesday, 7th alt, the thermometer stood
10 degrees below zero at seven o'clock, that
morning in that town, 19 degrees below
zero at eight O'Clock, and ten degrees be-
low zero at nine O'Clock. At the Universi-
ty it was 90 degrees below zero at seven
O'Clock 80.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

We publish on our outside directions for
making cheap but good ice house. Won't
somebody put up one of that kind, or some
other kind, in town, in time to. put up a lot
of ice before warm weather ?
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Hornsbys & Flick have received large
lot of blank books and stationery, together
with "heaps" of other new goods. They
have also ''rigged up'' their store room in
good style. and added a large room for stor-
ing -four and heavy articles generally.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Up in Leavenworth the young men adver-
tise for wives. Here in Emporia they don't,
and consequently they don't get married.
Advertise. ye old bachelors, who are dying
to get married, and verify ye shall be
blessed =
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

1t would appear, if the Washington Tel
egraph of the 9th is correct. that the Dem.
ocratic Senator'S have held Caucus. and
arranged The committees. The most i'm
portant change is the substitution of Green
of Missouri. for Douglas. as chairman OF
the Committee on Territories. - =
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

About eight hundred dollars has been
already subscribed for the erection of the
Christian Church spoken of in The News
'' few weeks ago. The building viii be
commenced early in the spring.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

The manuscript of ''Lines on the Death
of Mrs. w. B. Swisher'' which was handed
in for publication has been misplaced or lost.
We should be happy to publish them if the
author will furnish US another copy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Those desirous of availing themselves of
'ne liberal terms offered by the Town Com
pany to persons building in Emporia, would
20 well to come forward soon, as the best of
the lots will soon be Withdrawn from market
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

a Tennessee paper has hoisted the names
OF Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, for Pres
ldent' and Washington Hunt, of New York.
for Vice President.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

We learn that the Fremont Town Co. are
vigorously prosecuting improvements on
their site, having erected some FIVE or six
houses thereon since the first of October.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Attachment Notice.

William Spencer. Before D, L, Ward. Jus
l. above entitled case, VIII take notice that on
the 9th day of December a. D. 1859, the said JUS
tice issued an Order of Attachment in said action
for the of fifty dollars and seven cents; that
for final hearing on the 22d day of January, A. D
1859. at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and that unless you ap-
pear and defend said action, judgment viii be Ia
ken against you for the amount of said claim with
costs of suit. and the property attached will be
disposed of according to law TO satisfy the same
j. n. RANKIN,
decll-3w Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE.
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred. and Students
upon graduating may be admitted to practice.-
For circulars, address, at Cleveland.
feb20-ly M A. KING, Secretary
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

A Wisconsin Board of Education recent
ly resolved ''lo erect building large enough
to accommodate FIVE hundred students three
stories high
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Our paper is issued one day in advance
% 'ne regular time of publication to give
NJ hands chance TO kick the old year out
1nd Welcome the new one in.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Masonic.

Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, q
D., a. F. and a II. are held on the Thursday eve
ming OF, or preceding the full moon, in each month
L. D. BAILEY. W. NJ.
c. Y. EsKRIpGE, Sec'y
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

insertion per line cents each subsequent insertion
A.. ..ut. dollar line. One fourth column
- months 10 oo ak mos year, % One hall
- ,sr.e MOS II @; % %; So All tran
80 ,ad foreign Advertisements be paid in advance
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

We are enjoying beautiful weather-equal
to that of last winter. The air is mild and
balmy as that of spring.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Nor BAD:-The Hooking Gazetsis bound
70 have 3 Democratic Pyramid" !" so it puts
the cut Of cof6n up endwise. With FIori-
d. for It's bass
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Mr.. McElfresh is erecting dwelling on
Market street, and Mr.. Farrah one on Me-
chanics street.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

For Justices.---Blank Subpenas, Executions
Summons, Warrants, Recognizances, de-, for sale
at this office.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

ga happy New Year" to all our patrons,
is the wish in which join editors, compos-
itors and devl.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Blanks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Decla
rs,ions for sale at this office in any quantity.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Single copies of THE News in wrappers for sale
at this office, at five cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
ATTACHMENT.

Isaac 5. P. AOrehead. Before Theodore E Hicks ks
) Justice of the Peace goT
Fernando C. Taylor. Emporia Township.
FEAHE said TsyloF viii take notice that on the
Il 6th day Of November, 1883, the said Justice
issued an order of attachment ia said action for
the sum of tventy-six dollars, and said action
stands continued to, and will come on for hnai
hearing on the 3lst day of DECEMBER. A D. 1898,
at o'clock P NJ ]. s. P MOREHEAD,
decA-3v Plaintiff
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

The Emporia Mill will commence running
during the fore part of next week.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Oberlin College. Ohio. has at present
/ ,949 students, of whom 513 are females.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Taken Uu.

RY the subscriber. living near the Junction OF
II the Heosho and Cottonwood in Madison
county. stray calf. about six months old. Said
calf is OF light red color, without marks. The
owner u requested to CALL prove property and pey
charges. " ". GOODWILL
Dsseu.be4 Ie, ias-Its
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Read the advertisement of Administra
tors Sale, in another column
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Stolen-Warningl I

IN August last, James W. Dowthitt stole from
i three certificates of stock in the town OF
Americus, Breckinridge county. Kansas Territory
numbered respectively, 2s9, 3i2 and 304, each for
five lots. Said Dowthitt is probably in Missouri
This is to warn all persons against purchasing the
above described shares, / have made appli-
cation for duplicates.
dec4-3ws ALVY P. ALLEN.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Notice.

GUGlCts
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Administrative, has obtained from the Probate
Judge of Madison county, letters of Administra-
ton on the estate of John Evans decd, late OF
said county, bearing date Nov. 9th. 1883 ALI per-
sons having claims against said estate requested
to exhibit them properly authenticated, within one
year from the date Of said letters, they may be
precluded from having any benefit of said estate,
and if not presented within three years they viii
be forever barred.
NANCY EVANS. Administrators.
By JAS c. BUScH, Agent dec43w
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Administrsfor,. Not;ca

NOIICE is hereby given that letters of Admin
IN istration have been granted the undersigned
by the Clerk OF the Probate Conrt of Breckin-
ridge county, Kansas Territory, On the estate Of
G. Z: Waldo, late Of said county deceased, bearing
having claims against said estate are required to
exhibit them for allowance within one year from
the date OF said letters. they may be Precluded
from any beneht Of such estate and If said claims
be not exhiblted within three years from the date
of said letters they viii be forever barred.
WALTER B. DAVIS,
deeIc-SW Administrators
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Terns OF subscription
Rates of Advertising.

s;.de copy g y
oss ols year (and enc 70 getssr up elab) II o.
fwsBty " - =
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01


following, viz:
600 Sacks extra-superine Flour;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee New Cropl:
8 hhds. prime n. o. Sugar;
bbls. white crushed do
10 boxes Malaga Raisins;
10 chests best Imperial Tea;
Young Hyson do;
Oolong do;
go bbls crackers;
tierces Rice;
so sacks Dairy Salt;
90 coarse do:
go bushels dried Peaches;
Z casks baking Soda;
10 doz cans oysters;
10 sardines;
10 bushels Nuts;
10 boxes Glasgow No. Tobacco;
go boxes best "Venable" do
5 boxes best Natural Leaf;
5000 pure Havana cigars;
5000 Yarra do.
go boxes Family Soap;
5 boxes Erasive Soap;
3 boxes CASTLE Soap;
10 boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Mould do;
10 cases Friction Matches;
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes;
10 kegs Hazard Rifle Powder;
10 &" Blasting do;
90 bags shot assorted sizes3
25000 &c. D." Rifle Caps;
300 lbs. Lead;
~ coils Manila foIe1
- doz. bed cords;
~ pieces heavy Satinett;
10 bales Sheetings and Drillings;
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints;
bales Cotton Batting;
so Kegs Nails;
90 boxes glass, various sizes);
ceroons Indigo;
10 nests Tubs;
10 dozen hooped Buckets ("Shaker Pals
doz Well Buckets;
And last, though not least,
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Prices Current.
E mporia NJ ark ct.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUR-Extra- -Superfne, S. 90 per cwt.
CoRN MEAL-50c. per bushel.
BEANs-S2
ArrLEs-Dried. 50 IS per bushel
PEAcHEs-Dried, S4 90 per bushel.
GnACkERs@l5@2o cts per ID.
EGGs-25
CHEEsE-20
sueAn-BEOwn. lssz@l4 cts per n.
White, l625 {"
TEAs-50@S1
CoFFEE-162I
CoDFIsH-12G
WHITE FIsH-l5
Mackerel-No. l, Is sc az
aoLAssE-Per gallon Is Is cts.
BURslse FLuID-1 25 per gallon.
OL-Linseed, so &"
VINEGAR- 80 4"
BEEF-s@7 cts per Ii.
TALLow-l0 !"
LARD-l0
BAcoN-l215 4" q"
PIcKLED PoRK-l0c.
ToBACCo-30@75
SALT-per sack of 300 lbs, Sc 90
Dairy. 80 cts per sack.
CANDLEs-Tallow. 20 cts. per 10.
af-- Sperm, 80 +"
SoAP-iU(01Z1s cts
NAIL-S " q"
PowDER-Blasting, doc.
Rife, so
WHITE LEAD-per keg, 3 IS.
LUMBER-S25 0O@$30 co.
SHNGLEs-S5 90 per thousand.
LOG CHAIS-14 eS. Der ID.
DoMEsTIGs-12x
GLAss-sxl0 per so feet, 81 90.
20 10xI2 =" 4 So
I0xI4 AIS
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

4 600 DRY HIDES WANTED, for which
1,OOO the highest cash price viii 6e paid, at
novl34f PROCTER'S
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

Hides, Furss &c.
TRY HIDES, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Tailow. de-,
IL taken in exchange for Goods. at the highest
narAss yzieAs HoRNBSH = FIoz-
Polynesian., 1859-07-23
NOTICE.

FTlHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by His Highness the Minister of the INTERIOR 10 see
that wasted by those who have the
eg of taking water from the Government pipes; begs to in
form all those parties that he has been instructed no
the Harbor Master of whom he may bnd having
pipe exceeding half inch attached the main or branch
pipe and likewise of those who have fountains
ing premises who allow their garden taps or hose
o after O'Clock the evening. w. F. JOUkDAN,
UonolpIn S.nf 10 (Ie-tf Constable.
Polynesian., 1859-07-23
Blu SIN ESS CARDS.
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S.

THE UNDERSIGNED begs notify 70 Merchants Shin
owners and that he has the appoint
Aft RORFPT ~ IGSTOS'
Polynesian., 1859-07-23

g "Put out your tongue little further, said
physician to female patient "a little further,
ma am, if you please-a little further still"
ivy, doctor, do you think there is no end to
woman's tonguei" cried the fair invalid.
Polynesian., 1859-07-23
HONOLULU, JULY %, 1859.
Gbe polnnesiau.

- We extract the following sentences from a
speech delivered in Faneuil Hall, Boston, by Carl
Shurz, on 90 True and False Arnericanisnn:
Polynesian., 1859-07-23
L De FRANCE.-French Hotel,
The White Horse Hotel.

1U6 W HIIO uUISU nUI6I
MN PEARSON begs inform his friends and the public
w generally that he has made great Improvements his
emses and that he has every accommodation for Board
ing and Lodgings. Rooms be had furnished unfinished
His Bar will be well supplied with the choicest Wines,
Spirits and Malt Liquors
The Proprietor hopes by strict attention the of his
customers merit a share of public patronage. %
, 1859-11-05

urss ,;t }whise xe do not rely nPon) i appears
sou up to the lot inst. show failing Of nearly
one million Of bushels compared with the cor
responding period last year. This We consider
exaggerated, aud it is generally conceded tha.
500,UV0 bushels would be much nearer thctruth.
The sales Of The week add up 1s3.5oo bu.. in,
and interior, mud 7s@ 54 for fair to choice, 5000
bn Luke Shore at s3, 400 bu. Winter ut s0@s1
t'pV bn Wisconsin at 50, 5000 bu Canada East
ut s2@ss, md 30 1000 ba Canada West at ST for
inferior, aud s5@s7t for good to choice
SEw Yonk-Sov. e.-Reeeipts, 17,s0s br's
ilour; o5,9s9 bu wheat; $500 bu corn; 7,ls9
bu oats; 1l,196 bu rye. The weeks receipts
and shipments were:
FS'ssg5 IT,, Whsat' Sa en- in
1:*ts!ss' ssss =: i: s::t s;s!:; s s
10 zasae Inc Ia;s. aisoss ,.:r,s7 s
,,.., ..,,., &s1's fo'p:s -.*s. sluss !.7 !.
TT Esrf t. e.. aud b'l...... ls s.:'
ns;i, i'sSi"; ;E:::!:::::: e 1.s:::, 81 81 S;
i:ss reft t.; s,, md ht'. s;s .ss ,tsss3 ssss5 5
' i;so s: s.: "s::: :=:!s. 3 : '!:ssss:
Ihtcst n. .s....+..635,3l0 d7Ul5s 4.:e9,9k
Tug ponx TnApE or 1owA.-Thc Dubuque
Herald Of yesterday contains IN article on the
importance of establishing porS~packing es-
tablishment at that point. It supplies tho FOL-
lowing:
The pork trade Of Iowa is a very valuable
one. IL fact when the age Of The State and its
population is taken into consideration it is hard
10 beat.
In 1s5S, according to the census published by
tue Mra|d 4 few weeks snce, the number of
hugs sold was ISL. At ::ou lbs to tue hog,
this amounted to 6:,9l6,s 200 lbs, and sold for
S2,0t?, ,ls:.
Lee County stands highest on the list, having
sold Il, 534 hogs. Des Moiues stands second,
selling 1854. Eavis sold 1855; Wapel1o,
l5,34s; keokuk. $3.50.
After urging the importance Of packing hogs
at Dubuque, it publishes the following table
showing the number Of Hogs sold in the coun.
ties named last year:
, 1859-11-05

fSK AAHrA- LnE1rout, October = 1850
lLrtkr1nL H1EApe1CTTA NARxu. s1x--The tta.tet
generally cci ID csi Xe<sa. lchanis-n. SPENCE Co
ereuaI tsport. Il ~ to =s PER br for
ra.! ef lv 'ss for white Com qu!e: eiow .,
T. ~ I'd gG7Frr and @t:fe So IL -. Nvss-x B;E.nI
Nheu- ~ "
LtrExrooL PtosIs.ox MA2EH-H1k.anG, ttharA r r.
jas. Henry tsu RlchAlisuo, Spence To- and -
reposs teef gut but e:ad5 lork dEli. Baa.n Gu LII
fsIo. Otkcr ard les qul11. 4
LN13Frua. PtaorcE AHx1E.-suear buora1t md d.
raneed g 70 H. Cooee a"tet Rtee-Czrolina an
Tu1pent!te cnu Il s:<5t TO A<SL 1F"'1"
Loxpox AAEKE.-Ba:.rEs rePo1t Lendoa Breads u6
Loxnox MusEr A4tKEz, Fsi4ay-Oonsols " 10 se3
IaE LA1Ea5-11rr1too1- S.tuztay. F. M-R:tadstnus
Gnu,
!onnox: sat1-dsy. H.-nytd.zEaph. cossols a~4e
q E,Eland hAs tt7a.ed E&.p 100 during he weeE Tte
Aeess Nz +: Ii ea:13 s'oss s.s7rken bo1 ne supply
, 1859-11-05

I.rAvESwoRrn, Nov. 4.-Thc Ovcrland Ex.
press if"m Denver City, with dutes to tho eSih
H.: arrived here last night. bringing q, 900 in
aast on consignment and Sci, 900 n tic hands Of
the passengers.
the mines. 1'' -
;, an election has been leld for officers under a
Provisional Government. Tho rcsul, ,yns m,
definitely known, but 50 far us uscertuincd Steel
had majority for Governor.
Efforts we're being made to induce the peenle
10 10 participate in an election for Delegate trom
Kansas, which takes place On the sth, Tie
project il opposed by the local papers. which
arguc IN favor Of non-interveution in kansas
affairs. hasing but recently elected a Delerute
If their own, who is expected to urge On in,-
mediate organization of the Territory Of Jee.
, 1859-11-05

PkRTELro1ArHl NEW Yo1K. Nov. l. 1879.
FLorE-opened Sc beter and closed heavy. after The
ta!es 6on hfs II 0NA IS for sui'ernns
Tor ch1, nt1!un1 extra do; for
E'od shipping brands extra round hoop ol.0 c
iEg 1u! III decllaE. Canadian dull hat he1+y. Sales
1H ss y 30 for " coce extrs. kye
f.nat ~ 'a;E nSre-t tt36GI.1.
-Meeat nr:n but nc: acttFe.. SALES ZOO Lu nj
Slio et thie4Cn SprG &; ti5f vtry eh he wiIur
r. III: for white Canaht.n ~ fts G!.olee ~lte
ea. isys ~ xood demand sales a.! b1 u 5e Ear
ala hr S.es 10 100 ~ II for State.
Asi VI Choice Corn very Yuet. 5'le+ - tu II sss
!Hf yellow Of ali ksnd~: mixed and western nominal
Casalan.
%inskEr-A tribe better. Sales 40 ibis ut .6Ha.7e-
iho:if!cxs-lork heavy and lower. Sales 80 hlla At
tls1 10 for aess- $40 for prime. Included ase so
pss mss'' tuyest option Al ths ysaF = 4ls BEEF IN
q to g for es et A3t0 foE rpa7ket ne4t iii
70 extra Dressed Hogs IN request a * to
Ssta AD for December delivery II Beef h,n.s In
lat huptlJ and dull al40 to Us 20 Frln,e beef
1oansiat y H. Cut useata searr A-d nominal a for
zno0cefa " TO $t fur h1n.+ Dacn nstn Sales TO brs
Cun,6eEtand nddies for November December. January
and Febtt At delivery 5k Lsrd w!thoat s2eeta change
Butter moderately active II Il to Is for 9hlo
toto-l t"f stAtt. Cheese Sleady 1t 5tnIl.
S1rCkA - UuAKD-treeA lower ntd mari It dull.
NIL Mis-: rose "; Panama y; Mich. r eettt e. X.
TEL 4; Toledo n tia1. chi. Y: N.Y.. +: u. c. y;
tunsfs1snd j; L. T. brds \; lae- Nal! Money with.
9ut 10Y new feature 4tEklDg charge. u. II. * =
4: f. $5H; G%T IN: ~ 4 4 chf ;sH; F. ra1.aa TX
lt,ut5 IN
, 1859-11-05
Il Solemn Funeral In K8aIflmnre.

kyie, Jr.. who wns murdered at the 18th Ward
polls On election day. took place from tho resi-
Deuce Of his father, iu SOUTH Hanover street, Ut
s:on io day There was m immense gathering
n people 10 siew the body, and the remains
xere We followed TO the grave BY the mrmbers OF
s,m ens "cI"sm Association and citizens generally.
Hnoras.ag Emu merchants, ,ausre.s and professional
ien aa o tue highes. rcs pe4 liability. The process.
eon moved through the wholesale business purt
~ nsno'er and baltimore streets to Charles It,.
p~Hnus around The base Of the Washington,
.s .aonoment A'l The stores aud rcsldcnces on
t"n of tSe Shl1ssd aad le respectable po.
u qaics, tu9dned maurer their decr u sr,nnathr ~
s'sh the deceased and condcmuntio9 1f4hs nf ~
sA*iessness which has had such tracica1 1se ras
suit A'0s'cA4 re-
, 1859-11-05

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WxKx K1p1xo xor..
IAtsidgest tsurs Thursdays New York Tribune !

FoE TIE NKKx K1ptS0 Sor- =.
IAbstdred tsur Thursdays New York Thbune,1
Number reported for tbs market Fortyfou1th 400
The prices TO tay arr quoted As follows.
Sss;s2 %sSssS;:: %sSs:;::::::::::: 81
IT. ii: s:sa iiss;ss: ~ ls sa:t*dai > 81
E. Ts: - + 4. :
wt!nssSay ,hsts, yr:r Its VII VIII he na1 sas
' tAaa the ''z
HxErEh TKan p11tIxxST s1Arts.
;svc + f. e:"n Ss rt *ts f sh
set tfou the following states and Cana3a:
e.: E: si;ssl II II ks:!sfs:
I'll &!s1Esi:: ::::: il
sis hi;isi: rr:ss; # The Letter .oi.
se' %x:s e. Ia
tht nrss fths sorts ns!sies thtt lie market lht
/: e. 1 ss e
Wrn we consider has the supply cf t,ctober wss about
ise Il ~ xs1 a Il ~ u r.
1oef 14t they hire seps u 20 ~e for uvezs tbrT
i lie no!;c tint the for t. State continues TO
Tsr n1o1 csef nd 8 liz i the fsaas q aus,
Tic Eric 1oa1 tsaa,ponaten it VII BE- sceu Is a.o ,err
The ttneF o. THE MArxE7-Many re7.ons yesterday
:snti d-nsse1 10 hold upon Tie pnalc that
dr. TElsk 1;9 IL !. ssil 70 ech At IN heres the
apclate 1t dreade3v anl tiuce Sc inansu:a.
e. s ii iy e H. ss h,y:
cn N*!nt.ssy unseJ Irou Of the lowt.i kzad*sn
zee1ns ala i to Ert lids and tute aat
~s saw cattle Asi Today III ceEts pe1rd thai was
hid tt seht yeststiay. md would lIayc en 50 ii
f4c.
TIE Ho0 AAEKET.
Tx m,1ket fos I've and dad Inx las eone t, the
enased a-te tht* week On Tutsoay. The sort u
siI's Ho scfc seIlc Il the askst boas ley dressed
:n!f hung = h uss. II &C n. sad rrcy Il ppes ii
6s tas urttuced quotations for se seck ned rot
The ~E. pf:e.s snisy II A1er We.s-rn I~s Y.ts
~ s,ven Ero4s fur hss cornted lIckx acd
4AaEsc for dts1irI- koad tals Hnts whA iart
Aoek baud mi A.ea o~-lhe saFry too Mer fcr esy
G.s. AMI =, r f-r being r1ckxu,
tne ars- toe shie7et Old Fl od Of the Erie Ro1d,
c1nsAaiht cf dieas tegA feepine lack he Hrr
tsoek =, Eve pe1ertnc. aher sTlt " Wkkh be ~
1hso~n trent 10 houss lack. md IT, sfire il the ety
A:es d4!k lie Aso eenrtans Of cverIoadluk the boats
On ls1t1oat 10 Secasss .aa1 yin saip b.
and other shppers ELL take 1he kzae eaze poSYh
Foad. ~ A"""
, 1859-11-05

F1,DAr EyESlsG. Sov.&.
,, F4ssEn pz1ao.1-Suv. s-Cr-rru,e!'ers Gen Taylor.
GSneoFi; Lark 01-a "ts&; sss MERIDIAN An
III, poss-!rop: rou,x Ame1sa ha1s, Ocean Wave. At.t
samal lteaabs Geofxe FaS:. ;,,ssste, jsn<s Ch1s:
e assss bias s: nis g2 M r.
e x, s Ts b b ILL., H:T t1eag
Urls .st;ltLe, " Lewi..
L1s7 Or vEssE1.s rAsalxe 11xaroR znE WnlAsp CANAL
-Furnstel 10 the Beard nf Like erxr:rs-The fcl"
1o~iex ekes a=se4 tie Pert cuhor1e Lock fu 1eoek
r. u. the lt Of Nov. ,.A4 oci>ek T. tie Il of
November. 1SS9:
nog9d & &w.es:ISor. e. ls.-=shr surassc; On tie ID
DAFT. J*m-s Savagh.
=, hound Eas,aev. lat at-eets II 1titbczd On the 81
Tie propeller Kentucky I.su III. "a for ss ana the
p''f New Ens'ard IS dehaFzsas f'uFa: hs e. M..syatsr
AszrEp IT Errr..o ,ryx cmcAGo-Eor .-p.opcte1
Acre.
= CIs.xxn rsox Brrr,1o rua II .s-Bds Cp
Williams; echs Aszepp., lslsons coa,.
C1zaErp rHox oswrco rcs C.IcAGp p-Nov. l-Prorel!e.
Buckeye
AeEorspos TIE Fl.1s.-The Detroit Tribune Of yes
terday sctts the seaos1es To.czt as aground on tie
FLA.
asiionkThe schooner Cha.ner II ashore Is miles below
foas IN Baque The tug UsEcso kas gene Ler relief
4Sofuzhcs particulars.
CAr7n,x zv cAp7A1x.-The Detroit Tribune of yerc,.
DIR says:
of the stakes Oh ,Ee Fstsn IL .cuih Chsnng hien At
IT. n s uta ;so9s's and ~ e1ns Of
Ills reported las been 1cuov. aEoscthe wae TAG back
s c
Yen while p2ang uct sch times II tie evil Is
, 1859-11-05
AAc 1f1al OF the HnrpcFsa Ferry Iunur-
TeCtlOtltAlA.

cHAHiEsToNS, Va,, Sov- 3-Thtre has bern
marked abatement in tac excitement here TO-
dsy. Tue town is however, rs full Of The 1,ct-
Fle a. Wien the excitement was nj it, height,
ana ttsansere ART constantly coming aud going.
Judge Russell aud lady and Mr. lloyt, WHO
nrft LOOK ur Browns defence, left here this
Shields Green, one Of the negro prisoners,
va" put on trial 10 DAY. lie is defended br Nr.
sannet- The evidence has clused, asd tue case
VII! be subm'ttct TO- morrow 10 the jury.
Copeland is next for ,r,al, and on Monday It
10 expected that the wounded man Stevens viii
brought up.
i is atmott certain iha: Capt Cook will plead
gaiity after first submitting written confession
:T statement of bis connection will llrown.
ll!s brother-in-lar. Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, Is
still here,