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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-03
sIIVER PLATFn FOODS

PLANISHED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
And FANCY GOODS ef every icscriptou Connected
win their busiuess, az ne store formery ecupied ~
NeUrs. MzCamhs = Co., Ne - NAN street, and re-
spectfuu AK me pzfrouaga q re pltlic
VIZ AUGUSTUS MuR,
lar o. Fetfrsourg, Va,
CHARLE3 STEBBINS.
81 Rchmoul Va
b. K. FCLLEN.
late - aichmard. Va q
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WEDNESDAY, February y.
The senate was called % order at 9 o'eloel


MOTIONS 20 EEcoAai-aa hNfAAhN
afr. Lane entered q moten 20 reconsider ue
y'a rejecting house resolution tnstrnctlns OUT
senator's and requesting our Representatives 10
Con-ress 10 procure The passage OF an aci
eranting money from The national treasury Or
> 81 lard. to lsvee the eastern bank
~ ~. NTississipui river from Hickman, kel-
tr-kr. 70 fhe mouth of Wolf river, IN ien-
nessee. and to aid So establishing a system Or
common schools inthis State.
Ffr. Trimhle entered a molten 10 reconsiaeI
fha ,oie rejecting Mr.. stoValiis resolution ~
lcu Of house resolution in regard to iefeeihs
NJ stern bank Of the Mississippi river
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sNALL sun q MOSEv, Ehica th~ ovurr can rst
"A ~ prcrIng ne sane md psyiaE for this airer-
fi-em-nf. @. n. TEGDRN, secoui street..
mr darr nnrfn 81 nnuf1a.
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Tie L1nloa cours77ient of fhs Boston
Post writes:
The mos pswsrfEl forces move wth Che
least nose, audit as uten tusi n 1e To
-af world. ss in The laboratory az natura.
Great events are coming ont q ta present
cate ~ things in Austria Naples ard the pa
pal States. Three ofthe vilest desrolsus in
E.rope are iu tlr great cTaiF. IN AsFss
nch a rem n terror. bo-h VIII he
le and ne gel la4IF- hE hard
-a Tell which ere de nos frightened. o.
Rome ne popuiace short " Ffr EEnufrer
greet -he French soldiers heartily, and 1eer ~
panaf police. ne iahsbtanls of al Cen
uai Itsi7-tbe Duchics and 2 RomsCna, ss
well as she Miiaresr- ere -oiHE o. choose their
kiuE ~ rrifr bV o. Fe-sai Euf-ace. u Aus-
tria- the firm protests 1f Me Hungarian Pro-
esfants and noAes and the earnest s~oIicifa-
tfsnsaftae beet msn g INC Empi7e, are totally
@ -rraried % Me lalE-iii1t Emperor ana DIS
priest alFisers .@h-FtAe Ausreu En-
w u hoi5 q rsssH sway loussrE rene
BIZ u~rohrnaacal, bat 80 Pr ~ power Of tie
Pore w RouaEnas OF 81 Rome lsa, =
las re-Eei Forever
% Fc-.~ ana chez pans q Aen Hrn-
rs ThHr So ier afH constant a
ls. sHs to- crcaq as .be case 81. soGT p he
fespaisu q AusEia d possessed 81 Vitality
fhecofse ~ ne Empire. Ike faiF1H
Were there 10 g. snofbrr rar IN aHF Fart q
tr Austrian 1oun 5rs the army ccrid not be
sustained il ths Et1 for Eall = csmpaiEn.
nnassis Is reserved tOwarl Austria, Rlsaiais
hostile. Esiv bitter, Ffaucs roeI, Hungary re-
ren-efli, ana seuli a -are. Reilly
lEn Foolish Em1eror is ee man without
fH.-fa
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fhere IS an earternts tale n almsgician no
Discovered p hls ilc3ntaI0ns that ne phloso-
rl7Is sicne l1y on the hank of a certain i've
e., bnt was 1nable 70 determine is locality
mcrs defHitely. re thlTefsre proceeded aions
re bank With a piece % iron, 10 which Re aD-
Piiel saccesriFeiy 20 al TIE pebbles De- fona
A. one attcr the other they produced no
cnan-e u the METAL, he flung then info the
s-ream Atlast be BIT upoH the objec- q De
search, ard he iron became gof In he h7rf.
BIT, ai-s be bad become 50 accustomed To
Ie 'opeh and 20 movement ahat the zeal
Trll WaE in~E7lutariV thrown into thr river
after ta others, and lost % hin forever. w.
think us story wei aleeorizss Die fafe ~
fhe cogac e. She has 'riea and ftscsrieE ro
maay hearts that a. length she ihfow= aus-
fhe Hgl one from pure force Of habit
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AFkEuV or MuLkrroEs RxruRNfSs 70
SLAvEHY The Teeumseh, yesterday, took
down a family Of six pgrsnns-mulattoes-oa
Their wayto Helena, Arkansas, to enter again
somsthing remarkable and unusually attract
i've IN me appearance Of this group, who. des-
pits The obvious tinge Of the African In their
coupiexi0ns, were hne looking men and womea,
with graceful, weil-rounied forms, and eyes
sparkling with intelligence. They were nan
united about six years ago, since which time
they have been living IN New York, AID now,
strange a. z nay seen, having tssted Of the
sweets Of liberty, voluntarily return 10 bond
age.-Cincianaf Commercial.
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sale Poslsire. Balm or shlne

sneculaidrs aud IN wishing a chans 70 d1nbia fhair
m1uey. ulu Do vel. % affsnd This ale.
Perr1ns wishing 70 ae this prsp~riy. VII be
ahoEu it - spplying ouA uTLE PERFECT
mrI MONSARRAI, DCFREz Q o
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A miniature wooden raeoda whisf Es
bfou Do from Barmah, haf5nr been bra
VIII eu stipbeard, we were anv.eIs % l.re
q rrnsr art tried seve-ai s1rs-of -ie hr
Success th orr 7afeT.a1 w ~
70 spa rcs PREPARED Clue, sold "a So PiH
Ftr-ft- Ihls we founii 20 ar7wer fe purpose
Tie Tsgcda 7ppesrs now % b. strongly CO.
mcrtre srdcan be seen BY ealing at ue Office
of DC 4sacicqn BaptGt-fmcricaa Bapfisf.
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400 Dozen Negro PaBamas.

DRESSED Nssro Panams-ne ehsspssr mi best arii
Il cs sor pikuiaG1n use
@sae IN mLEa 4 co.
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s~IxTK-FEVE ACRES.

Known e. part o. Ne Andersen tract, sfua.e "a % Ian
aVsuua. and aiJoninE TIE rrpprrty % Dr. raQmls-
his land D. tul q ahort distance norfh o. Pc dfT- and
son vil become a. valuable A. sy iand ssme a asnce
nm Ccurt aqnar@
ui l IA p-urerty q a ~srutisnan vho Is deternined
60 ieave ne city, and h has directed o. tosell a. re-
raniifss o. pri-e- n VII t1eressre be sold Il It viii
not hing ten reTcout ~ ~ Tafnrr
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Mons BATUTEe ~ THE MTssTssIFFI-
h1uEssE CRowD PREsEET.-The revival at
az BAPTIST church = this city, is still progress
last week. fsdnetn of whon were baptised In
she M~da ppi riFer inths fuusuoon q san-
dav. Although The morning wal extremely In
element ard Tires lenlne, and The streets and
sidewalks Id9mp and muddy, long before the
tine came for administering tie e~rdinanee,
crowds might have been seen vending theil
way on fcdf horseback, o. carriages, and %
almost every conceivable vehicle % The ieyeel
and BY the time the candidates arrived mere
could not have been less THAI LOO or 1000 per
sons present.-Hdnnibal MesssAgr.
, 1860-01-28
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

Fh1pAr EyISlso. Jan. =. lseo
FlOUR-Recelpt.,-a,1e bbl.. Market qusee- sAea
"css-o bs's 1un!c" sp1rg extra al q o, aeve7ed:oo
b'ls "centte" do and 900 bl choke ioE extra 1t st5
delivered; 5o) brs 'Deloa City" do 4. atso delivered
hs.s supesat &3s5; Is brls Rys Flour At t+.'s.
MILL 6IrFFS-l0 tons uraa and Slug At e14'N
WtIEAT-Rsceip:s a:sl tu. Antet shade eas!ef ~ q
more active. Sales 800 bu No spring Al s9e IN
soe: $50 bu So2 Spring SIC In so1c; SO bu he5scsa
ut nc in store.
C0RN-Recepts, IS li9 tn. Market Hc !oFes. sate
wec:-5o bu No at sec In stoft 1900 bu 90 nj 4szo
Ia s:orc 900 bu No at 4oe In store s. % hu Re)
&c In ato.e 5000 hu DO nj 4ac In s.oe 10 ks No ant4e
Oh track 10 hu inferior Far Com It 45e IS Ia on track
OA1S-Eecspt:. l,;:9 b.. Market que; aud Hc iowsr.
sals we:c-9 0o0 b. No lat In roo bu do at
3eAc in so bu q, $50 store do At s7Ke
on tratk; 1,0oohu Do 1t &c on track.
AfE-Receipts, Sc ba, Market quiet end teaAy.
SIZES wereSgO No Sic Ia 6to1e s3 bugs do at &c
o1tr4ck,
NAk.EY-Recel t. IS bu. No caanxe. Sales were !:
| 10 bu psi11a on ira ka:62c.
SELO.- zee pts. 1883 lbs. Tlmothf sdfancea 1e3
13c Sales wtre IS bags good at s,so bags prime At
a93; II t.a .n1 20 bu infe1lo. at 325. Clover Sted
quit and dm. saes ii bsis Clover ut s4e5; II
/ Ii. 5 do at $50.
h1GnwlSE5-R Receipts. asobrl'. oa;et and seady dc.
tnap1. sass 101 bls at lie; - br. 1t eo4c;
| bzis do At a0xc-
ALcOHOLAak@t3c.
DsEssED IIOGs-Receipts. 161. searce and advanced
fHn Arfua fft5n
, 1860-01-28

KANSAS WHEAT CRor.-The Topeka Record
Of 2lst says.
The continued dry weather Of this winter is
nrorinr yery destructive to fall sown TIeAt.
From all parts Of the Territory the same report
reaches us, aud The probability is that the COM
ing crop will not much more than pay 1or haF'
'restins. This condition Of the wheat crop has,
however, developed one fact in relation to wheat
CROWN. that may be Invaluable hereafter. j.
il. that wheat plowcd in, or otherwise covered
deeply, is in comparatively little danger Of
being injured by drou,li. We arc assured by
turner's in this vicinity, who have adopted this
plan in putting in the present ea@p' thai not,
M rain having fallen here since september,
their wheat now looks vigorous and promised
an average yield. Wo hope this plan will be
thoroughly tested, as We believe it will be fou d
to he nufalling in producing good crop.
Tha Iowa Point Dispatch Of the 2lst, and tue
St. Joseph Gazttte Of the 2Sd make similar
statements Of the wheat crops in those loca}-
ties.
TuE MAINE LrxnEE TRApE.-The Portland
Adratistr says the Lumber trade in Maine is
more promising than since 1855. The opera
lions ia the woods are in excess Of last sear,
with every promise Of thrift so far.
ALBANY. 1AQ. @S.~AAC t1t&kxo"*Af* 9st1 @
Gn41x-Sulcs of two car loads yellow round
Corn at tue depot yesterday, at Soc; to-day VIC
her Of DO sales In Barley, 5,0uu State two
roxcd. Yesterday, 50; ct New York, yesterday,
Is. 900 Bush State, at 75c for two, and &c Tor
fonr.rowed. % and $4,000 do Western ut SOC: In
the street, Oats 43G44c, Rye SIC, Corn soee9lc
FOR new.
LruBEn1so AT SAG1xAw.-Nc hear tho most
cheering news from the lumber camps OIL the
Tattabawassee and Pine rivers. The winter
thus fur has been very advantageous for geesln':
in logs. About three weeks n.,o VIC conversei
with one Of the leading lumbcrmen, who gave
it Us his opinion tint up to that time more log
had been banked tlan lhc previous winter. We
understand that Curtis aud King, Of this city,
are getting in about $4,000 Of legs daily. II all
the lumlermen are doing as well, Saginaw Riv
cr will be blockaded III the spring.-Sagi"a's
HaIlty Rsp4b{icoa.
Tnr scorcu Pro 1nos TRAnE-1n the London
Times of January 9Th, a table Of returns for the
production and trade in Scotch pis iron is CIV
cp; from which we take the following items, Civ
inr first the comparison for the Inst ten years:
, 1860-01-28
Ho~ and Provision Trade.

CINCINNATI.
The proyitsen market qnet to41ay but firm con.
tact ir pork setd nj ei. The market may r.
quoted s[s55a0a CITY cut buE meatsarc r.htE dull
d G4Gskc f1 eoudets and rides. They are ots4tnafe
n tes {r suEr delivery Some lots
country sod for eh u!e1s sH or :!s IND t. for
hams aud tle1c as5 sale Of af01 G* heayy aide
GireIabe Fth 18Th At sud 10 opc, sai ude1s. Dc:
lveAc at pont In lhe ifsioF, March It ate rtc.!l
sa,es Of bacon at 7Saske e shpslrr* aud sdes Ihsr
were n e. nf l4e -red and gut Lar. nj II and :in:
and 0Xc '4to be remarked of provisions trnenIy hat
The wond rot beaf t0 e nnd"r ire ntr-
ns. r ces would give way. but koi4es arc nut 10
lest i In Ibis way.-iGaze:tr. 10Th.
NEW ORLEANS.
Nxw Or.E.xs Jan, e{-P. N.-Msss PORK dnl without
ehanes d SIG i = AMI new ss n!3de!'s 1nana
Shoulders yer; du. prices loHcr ri" Ing AZ
L1.ee receipts lard have depressed The ns:fe aud pr'ca
assat tclnnE closing dul 1t luxe .or prime tatIe.
ST. LOUIS.
MT rch dnre In rov .ians toa, though thec Is <nni
speculative Ccman5 and Bacon and Shoulders sod II
7k2,4, aid plain Hams ut 1oEc.-Mo. De:Geiat. s5lh.
By private dr h to dnv esra that II SO Pcs. Bulk
Mcats were sold at st. Louis at andsc.
, 1860-01-28


PR0VISIOSs-Recepts, e b1ls rork. Meas PORK In
good inquiry. Sales 100 bds city Mess y $ls57H;
403 hrs do theary) &1G Bulk Meats and In de
maud Sales were: 90 pcs Bulk Shoulders p. 70
brls picked shou'dess At I'll.
IAKD-Receipts. 46,o7o lbs. Market a17n SIZES were:
8: b1s prime Leaf at sc; 1so brs do 1t exc; 80 ass 10
onp.t.
TALL0Y-1n good demand It l0c.
HIDES.-Kece:ptA es953 n. Mike. quiet. Green
frnzen. eH@s4e; extra 1o- e.; Green sated, 191k:
ext,a do, 7Hc; Dry Flint, 13@1<c.
BCTTER-veEy dull at s9loe for fskin, and 1a@l4c 70
Daily. - -:
rOULTEY.-pres.ed Chickens aaOo@..50 = dox.
Tu:kers, 9@1ocRn-
EGGS.-Fsesa, lekc = doz.
poTAT0ES-In fair demand at 409 &c.
BEANS.-.5 bu Common o. SIC.
DRIED FRClT.-9o bbls Eastern Apples at 7ke.
Co0PERAGE-eao pork larrcIs at 60c: 100 do at &C.
LIVE SToCk.-t:e ceIpts cars cattle There were no
hogs received today, and but small lot sold. Cattle
were without n1teEial change The sales to-day wete:
, 1860-01-28

Dos1oS: Jan. a'.-llou. YIN: Appleton has
addressed a communication to the Boston Doar,l
of Trade, suggesting that memorial he Pre-.
sen1ea 10 tne rfeS,asnt o. the on,led states re
the existing difficulties between England, France
and China. The Board Of Trade, ut a spec;a1
meeting, adopted resolution to t1at end. an.
also invites the boards Of Trade Of New York
Philadelphia mad Baltimore to join in the mo7e
nent.
The q S. steam friga:e Mississippi, from The
East Indies and China station yiu, Cape ol lGoot
Hope, is now Oft Highland Light.
, 1860-01-28

Majors SrAr1oS, Jan. 27.-The Overland
Null with dates to the 9Th inst., one day luter,
passed here this morning.
4 Democratic caucus, TO nominate candi.
date for the Q. 5. Senate. was held ut Sacrame,1-
to On the night Of the 5th. Seven ballots we're
taken. Weller received s. votes, Denver SO,
Baldwin II, Washington 9, MeDougal S. The re-
suit was considered less favorable to Weller
thau anticipated.
Tie L. :. steamer Susquehanna went into
commission On The 5th, and hoisted tho flag OF
Cap:. Sclenck.
The San francisco Liquor market showed IN
increased 1irmncss. 1000 boxes star candles
were taken on speculation at 20c.
The Pacific Railroad Convention will meet 1t
Sacramento Oh the first Monday in February.
, 1860-01-28

ST. Lor,s, Jan. 25.-A fire broke ont last
c.cning in the four story building in the alley,
betseeu Third and Fourth, Chestnut aud Pine
streets, destroying 1t. It was occupied on the
lower foos BY Bowman T. Co., commission
merchants. The cellar contained large quaint.
upon which it is believed there is an insurance
]. II. Crane occupied The second aud third
floors us a cabinet store room. His loss is
se,oeo; insured, - 900. The other story was
occupied by Camps carriage factory. His loss,
::-,ich il total. will reach $I5t00t.
, 1860-01-28


Sales ranged from s4.?o(G4 ~. a. d. .ouls'
on thr e5th, Clover Seed was a''o'e" - s''oe'
ano ''onsafa. 1.ass ss - e o,th +hora
.us na. A ,::,:.at aanand fo- clove7 at IS o{,@,
=: " = OK naa Int of rr-c1caned wns sola At s. at.
T;r,otbr ,o ra. ,carce md wanted Flax selling
:. s,ss A. ne,r,7+ m +ho o.,h =. os@a a.
w,. n,;d far Glover md a. oo102 % for Timo.
thv
- an,,.
c4or, yaw Wi, r.. 49, r.al and;,r The 7e,b
w.re on,r ~ "a, u, III ~ ~ ~ seh,cs 1ooo hhls wrnt
:. ~. y ~. 49, T~s;. 49,. oo1o A. 80 Hsrt;
1ne T. .nu!a is'auus' GOV w. ~
5364 %. 70 Liverpool, l5oo 90. 10 London, 14so
do. to Australia. No Wheat was shipped dur
;nc tho wear the ab;nments FIR The year leipf,
49, "a <s7 Iii. nj .x.o-,s ~ ~, .ra ro,n.
-; -oaa., m.s .cna.c
n,e aa7o nte. Of whie], 11ss do. vent to Liyer-
49,, orp.-l
peo' ono 1oo4 w. ~ 4-o"uon' ~ o'A' 'As
| ports we're 1901 pkgs; Of which 1852 DO. went
r, f.,ndon ee1 do tn {Jnvt; and aea do. tn Iiy-
~. -, o,..
erpool. Inc exports oi hans were only @@.ooo
| lbs-all to Southern ports. The exports Of
J,ard ,rcre nbout 400. 900 lbs,, Of which $4,000
| r. .-u... r..,.. an nm 4. :, uo,%; ,ro mn
| aos' went 10 soon, WV w. ~ Ha,s' !oo'oee
do. to Liverpool, 3e,ooo ao. TO London, 1os,UV
d., to Chilli
/ r-
ocEAS fAkiGAas Al AVE-" 1oaA-'An' @f"-Ao
, 1860-01-28

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-The excursion train
rith Ii. Legislatures Of Kentucky. Tennessee e
au.l Ohio, and military from Dayton, Columbus
and Springfield, numbering It cars, arrived here
At o'clock this Z. II. They we're received ut
the depot by m immense crowd Of citizens. a
procession wss formed and marched through
The streets, which were densely thronged, 10
Plkc's Opera House, where the reception took
place, and the hospitalities Of the city rendered
bv Mayor bishop.
Speeches By Judge Storcr, Gov. Magof1iu, Of
Ky, Lieut. Gov. Morgan, Of Toun., GOV. Dem
ui,on, Of Ohio, and others. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed. The Opera House vas
ueish6orl,ood Of tho Opera House was the
rrsase*t ever witnessed in Cincinnati. The f.
forts Of the entire police force were almost pow
erless to force passage Tor tas prosesslon: u II
come the distinguished guests. Enthusiasm is
intense. The streets were decorated By asgs,
notices, &c. Tonight there is a grand bau-
ouet ut the BurEet House. To morrow the ell.
tire steam fire department will be exhibited.
, 1860-01-28

SAcky111E, Jan. 27-Thc Nova Scotia Tele-
graph is controlled By FIRE citizens, Directors,
Of Halifax, aud the came number Of country
Directors, who, together clebt Ill Executive
Committee Of five. The old Board Of City Di-
rectors, consisting Of Cogswell, Morton and
others, were unanimously dismissed few days
ago by the Halifax Shareholders, and since
tiei. ttde Cogswell party hare been nlaking deg:
nerute e;,,,.-ts 10 control the election Of
the country dircc:.crs election which took place
today and resulted IN Ia complete overthrow
Of 4he news spectators ticket. he sharehoid-
ers both in the city and country hare therefore
vindicated the propyiety Of the course adccc.cd
by the American Telegraph Company and the
Associated Press, to shield the commercial pub
lie from ihe infamous conduct Of the late 1na,l-
agen1ent ot Halifax.
, 1860-01-28

trim let at o.45 this i. H.. with the Kentucky
and Tennessee Legislatures. The Governor
Of Ohio md his STAFF, and large number Of
the Ohio Legislature. Columbus City council,
three military companies from Dayton and one
from Springfield, Ohio, with immense crowds
of enthusiastic citizens accompanied them 70
the lepot. They vent away well pleased With
their hearty welcome and visit at 0hios capital.
, 1860-01-28

LEWISTON, Nc, Ian. s7.-The Elevator chain
in The Dageine Mill here, broke this norning,
prec;pitating the occupants Of the Elevator q
considerable distance. breaking IN arm OF Ar;
RodgerS, crushing ,le ri6s ot man named NED
others, but none, il is believed, fatally.
, 1860-01-28

New Yor6, Jan. a7.-The Coroner's Jury at
Yonkers concluded lest evening their in9uisi-
ton into the late accident on the Hudson liver
RaiIroaj. The verdict is not yet made public,
but it is understood that it bears heavily on the
employees Of the Company, through whose neg
Iigcucc the catastrophe occurred
, 1860-01-28

Ssw ORLEANS, .|an a6.-0n Sunday last, Cor
tinas, With a6o men WAS ADORE ]{atamoras, plum
deripx the Texans. The Federal troops had
were Il Iio Grundc Ctr. The general opinion
vas that frontier war with Mexico is ineyita-
t}e
, 1860-01-28

Commerce OF milwaukee, for 1859. .
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of MODIFY contains i
full aud elaborate statement Of the Trade and
Commeroe Of that city for 1889. From it VIC
compile the following tables Of receipts and
shipments Of leading articles for the past three
, 1860-01-28
Tie Scotch. Grain Tradc-..Stock OF
Grain, Ac., In Glasgow,



In dc carly pAt Ct tia year the weather xers wc
and TIC 70 liz pf spring Corn suh fetsrdtd Ihc mont!!
al Aay and Tue Esr ha of June pro:ug vc1J dry usci
grs1i deficiency " ssaw !u gil the u.asu es lay a.tp
moving light The ~he7t crop c1ne 10 maturity
.r aId mostly secured In excellent condition,
bul was tu many Districts deficient IN nan stat =.
straw aud hartlv average per acre, but nf k4pefof
qual!.r 0,a. fauv 1i.d under ase'aeeia quantity
Snc thc oua5 for tha mott a1t very poor tary t'rt
n quantity. bat & hns quality and heavy
fxbt atIlctnE attention English brefs whn have
ken % considerable quantity f!~n TIC E.st C.nsi.
I5rns ont very batv " r. Ko"u cIo.
hu; rucrcd ftln The carr frost In ctc6e whh
.ao stopped ero.th II Iusnp.. and iz Litter rovtd
very tst XulAr crop. =,
Great inactvKy eharaeterze the trGe un about ths
mi OF ArfA, wh.n waf etEeen f41ile ono aus TIA
Imminent; tlss subsequent commtrcement y Los
ttlcs prducxd great 3ecnt, 1Sad tdtanec 10
prizes o1 Wheat of 4:a1<s qr tut 1t was son eSd ~
that tee wnuM NIT &ssnc the Csutle character fo:e
Ahsonwc6 BY The Tu,eA 1ud sarp tr4ct Grcurei. ~
sisted ~ hearr supplies taref, thc battle md Dan
parts s ntt e.ncapion Of A. Asoisuca n Tie s<siE.
Ming ~ luy dig as with xr M!y aEaaentedstoess a1d
rrces about the sAnt ruling When coneL
ca' Sine. then l!t,ie has occurred. and
4uotA range RoehAt higher hAn the beginning #
t4 reas In 10 other pzoe Le5h perhaps excetca. hAs
sarh ample proslGon bttu uAde for
3ents but Il ptestouR time has employment betn
gtat1 better 40 that consumption may be
, 1860-01-28
GALENA 6 CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
GREAT NYSTEkN NAIL KQrTE


.oa .ae alter NOS Sai ~ IT, -,,,sav,
ii4iam aad li:so pm foi Dixoa. foso, Fulton. Cedar
Rspds. and i1se-me5late points,
po baas Dasas Sss Js1s sass
<; SS:, 4s m ss nd a;s:.sa;: s:
lrte7actiate points. vi! ta1e H. il4s IN trs.n.
rsseePhs eAss 0n 1!:hr,;.1' i 4 ,;corr o.,.,,s.,.
HH PORTER Gsa Pa..rus:1 sxtnt. o@'S'@' jy:S S.2
DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
L ANL CHICAGO RAILROAD.
.sow 7!eted AID ca-srun gon caea<o 10 1tta4uyga
:. xi1 EiSifxA| IS; At|ssi SiS;,s 4.1E9aS III
o al yath Sthe soTs. Of Pennsylvania New sr
III tie Ea1;efn n,s1trt ): co aiis;o:a, esst.
n.E%ako checks through -
!s ss iRH sss Canal aa ''a Sa'sa
sMS5a E;aI;s: d.s VIZ ssrhSay.
Raii1oad % fqatrk Budao. Nss,'. FLA New lors nd
.a4 !: e:s9t Il: sssa zfs
Also. tsuth u columbus. zuessll.c. Newark, Mrurt
ve;1sl. s:.soenvtll Wheeling and INFERIOR oaa
The above trains cesaec. Il Forest With t,az, on Msd
River lea4 70 spanSts C:aaaa Dayton aad Cine:pna..
As 1Kk = 19@ = HNY ofask iii sIs:ssl
P.4seesers sf1t.ns Il Ghesso ga a.7 Of the roa. will
ssa >. q
CA.sa<a cars. s:eep'ns cars 9ccomrany eaeA .:.la.
f. e e s g q: s1 r kassss s
Dearborn STREETS opposite TIA lsre1e HOUSE, tha
pseo. West Side corner o. Cans! aaa vaa Bu;s steeta
b sftfttcuiar to ask Gsr .:eke,. ey ra.tE E.5ne,
Jas H:s5s: 4s.ksk: 1s:;:akss: 1::ss. .eks;e
J. J. Hoc*7o1, Gea1 F:e!Es. Ayr, Chicago EFT
, 1860-01-28
Another Summoned.

CLKrE1ASp, Jan. as.-Narshai johnson Eis't-
ed O5erlin to subpoena Plumb, in the Harper's
Ferry matter. pIrmb was aot found.
, 1860-01-28

LEAvESwoE7n C17Y, X. T.. Jan. o7.-Tb.
Pixies Peak express brings fire passengers M.
$4,ova in gold.
A new movement towards the mountains ha:.
taken place, in consequence Of the opening e'
new digsin.s.
, 1860-01-28
COM MERCIAL.

Fr1pAr Ey1ss1. .'an.s:.
Tho following arc The receipts md shipments
sos the past twcnty-four hours:
, 1860-01-28

HALIFAX, JAM a7.-The Royal Mail steamship.
America, iron. Liverpool, las not yet been sig
na:1es1.
The Europa, from Boston, arrived ut 10 'cloc.:
last evening, and called early this morning lo,
LiYcfnooL