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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-10

TIE COFFEE MEEr1NG.-The inclcmcncy Of
the weather, on Saturday evening, prevented
the full attendance of merchants that wero
dcsirous for an interchange of views on the
policy of establishing coffee market in Char
Icston The meeting, though unorganlzed,
was successful in securing assurances from differ
cnt firms of participation in the scheme. Ono.
firm will take a fourth part of any cargo, i'm
ported direct from Rio, and another will des-.
patch Il suitable vessel. These offers were
from two of our most reliable and extensive
firms. The gentlemen attendant upon the
meeting were sangune of success. A future.
conference will be held for the perfection Of
details Charleston Mercury.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-10
To My Mother.

BY REV. WIZ. cRoswELL, D. D.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-10

TIE SorrlI CAROLINA JuD1cIARy.-Thc Jul
diciary of South Carolina is complete as fol
lows.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-10

MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR MORGAN ALBANY,
n. Y, January3.-Governor Morgan, in his
annual message to the Legislature, says that
the State of New York still maintains her
previous opinions in regard to slavery. She
Yields to none of her sister States in devotion
to the Union. She cmphaticaly disavows any
sympathy or cooperation with those who
sought to interfere with the institutions of sis
ter States. Referring to slavery in the States
and Territories, he says that she yields cheer.
fully obedience to the doctrine of State so
vereignty, and having no disposition to inter
ferc with the local institutions of other States,
is prepared at all timcc to aid those States III
the protection of their sovereign power.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-10

REMARKABLE Cu1LD.-Little Dollio Dutt5
is giving her levccs to large crowds in Newark,
n. J. An exchange says:
'She is all the programmes and advertise
ments represent her to bc-very beautiful,
living wax doll, and only about one-third 40
large as the celebrated Tom Thumb, who must
appear like giant beside her. Her height Is.
only 2G inches her weight Is pounds and her
age l-2 years. She sings and dances benuti-
fully. Wclearn that she enjoys good health,
eats, drinks and sleeps well; yet she looks,
with her silken curls, like some little crrial
being from a small Lilliputian island to the sky,
where doctors, if they are needed, must of
necessity be hom9patllsts. She has not
grown any since she was two years old, yet
her form is perfect and very pleasing. We
doubt if another so small person of her age ever
existed
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-01-10

ARREST OF Rev. DANIEL WoRTn.-Wc are
indebted to Mr.. Scott, of the house of L. NJ.
Beebe, of Baltimore, for the following particu-
lars of the arrest aud trial of Worth in Green's
, 1860-03-09
Daily Rcyicw Of Chicago Market.
TUESDAY EVENING, March

IMCkKbAf
FLOCR-ReccIpts, sss hrh. Market quiet and sh7de
easi:s Sales 100 hrs "Kalroad II 1s Spring <x
tn ut $3.50 delivered 10 brs "Dezvens" AID Tto1elr
do At 1856 delivered; II. hrs c!nton and 100 lEls
-ook Co. de- sold together nj tn so1t 100 good
Sntiac extra ii delivered 100 bis do II *4s9x deliT
ered; lpo htls ~waseown" do at a30k delivered; 60
brls ~1aland Null do II u 70 del; 70 tris ""oodsock
Rye Flour At 4{So del.
WuEAT-E.ee,pts, 1853 bu. Market lXa7c lower.
sles were 800 bn No tprps told secepas) atalo6 In
stoe LOO bu No Spring fold zeceipts) At els in oEe
1880 bu do {old} q os In store 800 bu Rejected (nev
rccclps> In store. The following lots wsre FOLD On
track sa!eswc1= 10, bu Club aod 70 lass No At e11o
on ts.ek 1os bags Tsfe tt1o dcisrd s. bags selected
Noa track 0oo bu do At u os delivered lso
bu do ii d o. delve:c o, tu Inferior at d 03 on track
zoo hu Rejected 81 20 delivered 20 hu do a &c de-
lYcrrd. ~
coRN-Heceipsa, 1880 bu. Market lc lower. ssles
xcrc:-oooo tu Illinois River, to a!se 1t &C adoat;
1900 bu d. for delivery durux the drss half Of April
sscrs OPTION -: adna 1aoo u No Told ffcsipts 1t
4s4c store :1 bu {od) 1t &c In store 10000 bu DO
(oId ut IN 800 hn No tnew receps) Al &c In
store; $500 do ii &5hcin store so hu No (ed and
new reeelp) 43Hein kose; LOO hu Rejected ~ @e IN
store %, bu do at &c On track.
oATs-Reeer,a 1918 tu, In fir demand for shlpuent
and seed. Sales we.e:-soo bu No. At s7ho del: aoo1
bu d. nj sc del; Loo bu do at ssc sck; 5 bsks 90
n sic on track Black nj Sc deI 900 bu No. told
reecitts) nj &c in s1ost.
RYE-Re:epts 81 tu. in good demand andtzu,. Sales
were :-too tu No. 1t SO on track.
BARLET-Keceipta sss bu. In good demand and frna.
Sa.c4 bags at sc on track: 10 bu No. It
.lxc del.
sEEos-Roccip.1 GEES lbs. Timothy In good demand
and acye Sales is tAk+ prime ii ssso &a bags
rood .. sas5 % bags drY n $50; = bags do II s1s
Huurasan Gsas1 dull Sales wese Al follows-ss baEa
p,,me a. Sc; &c bags do At ETC Clover Seed dull. With
, 1860-03-09
New York Market.

q F1assns: Tssstse a.,1.s
iin' sSn y s s5 sss; sasss
tss f. sgsss e: pps
iTa r. II. o. Tbs ma;k:t clospk hnn Cana,'an Senf
SSKss1 Sof eo"n 10 ehoc. EatIa K5e aoas i'm sad
T. f.r atmaa ssa 'ass nt s9 tS5 sSn%en 81. esS 20
Il ioS,n., hu's~hs4' a'af e'as ':S' '@'
tIsAn-wheat market decidedly beit;T. with . RGol
milling demand sass 20 eu cheae9 :!rrE - S
fsdsas :. s5 L @sus.s 4 :
store considerable other sa1ea made hut III: patu
r &c Il ~ sa shs y Sos*s
Corn market lite ssesoy Sale = 90 bu Il :sSsiS
e 1 e s1Ts ;s 4 e n
dnat tsHG+4H :or caaadian and Western, an 4'a1'':
| Ptovn1oxA-Por: duh, heavy and lower. Sales .soo
the iaae ~ e for eld ps!mt md A. ' fo'
eanse s'y .ss III
lis io1 s..te s135 Western. Frme mes Ire
quit uaeanecd. small xaie Of s!des vasnaA
at 9Hc. IL Lard there mule doing aEd the n1af.te
request lil4e foE Ohio, ~ for sta,e ch: u
GaocEssEs-Elo Coffee more active st vczy faa g:!ses
tots uncaanscd Suzas-C1nsequent upon dectst tse
The feceIrts better demand from Tie fehncrs the ma
e. ales IFS Ell eaedy M cuSa at t6x@7xe fof 1eaai
Aolsss Without material ehanke !, onGa fo9,s aeuse
u Sc 4oy do d. al &C. aud 30 Lii New Orleans At 4s
AT the in ide pr Ct LOT lnfeIiGr m ,,,.L r.,
n, s ~ sso i 1s4. .:' T. sei:e sss" g..
Gsa "a * F. @ea;Ss &Se:f
, 1860-03-09

Mr. Stanton argued that the bill should be
referred to the Military Committee. in order
that they might be enabled the more thoroughly
to examine It, and report reforms.
Mr. Curtis secondad Mr. Stanton's views,
contending that the general appropriation bills
should be sent to the different Committees and
not be entrusted alone to tha Comnl1tec ol
Ways and Neans.
Messrs. Sherman, Phelps and Washhnrn Of
Maine opposed this, maintaining that suca an
arrangement would cause confusion and Delay.
There should be one Committee entrusted With
tue general estimates. Dy pursuing the oEdi"
nary method respecting the appropriation bills,
the Military aud other Committees would be en-
ab!ed, having previously examined their pro-
| visions, to propose amendments. Ihe bill was
referred to the Committee Of the Whole on the
State Of the Union by two majority.
| The House took up the bill requiring the F.
ecutiTe documents to be printed previous to the
commencement of the session, 50 as then to be
laid before members, and fixing the compensa.
ton ior printing them, Tha bill was debated
at length, one side regarding il a.. interfering
with the constitutional rights Of the President
and the other showing the Importance Of har
ing the documents at the earliest possible pc
riod before Congress. Those ordered this ses
sion we.c not yet printed The bill was amend
ed SO rs to authorize the President to cause hi
annual message and accompanying documents
or it be thinks proper the documenta alone, +
be printed in advance of the meeting Of Con
gresB, together with the Secretary Of the Treas
ury's Financial Report. The bill was ordere
to be engrossed for third reading.
| The House then adjourned.
, 1860-03-09

LssyzswoE.a, I.nrch s.-Tnc overland e1-
press with Denver dates 10 the 1st lust, arrived
to-day. The messenger reports line weather
aud good roads.
Tic express brought 81 900 in dust On con-
signmenr.
New and valuable quartz leads had been dis
covered fourteen miles from Denver, which
promise to exceed in richness anything before
before known.
Quartz mining was being carried on With good
sncccss. The Griunell lead is reported as yield
ing 5000 or 500 to tic cord of rock, taken from
depth Of 50 feet.
The Rocky Mountain Mans urges the cstab-
lishn1ent of Post Offices and mail routes to nc.
colnmodate the fast increasing population Of the
mining region.
Nothing further received from Salt Lake.
It was rumored at Fort kearney that the
troops at that point would be ordered to chas'
tise The Kiowa Indians for deprcdations recent
lv committed
, 1860-03-09

CLEVELAND. March e.-FIour steady with
sa,cs so bls. COMMON extra. at $50 and
el5 bb1s double extra at tS.s5 Wheat
sale / car white ut .s4; car do. 1t 1'ss; from
.tore md CIR red and white. the red ut n
nnd The white at 1853. Corn sales car a. Soc-
Tbsrs proEsd feeling eo, il .aa saa ,a miTfs st;
At BIZ. seeds sale 90 bu. clorer 1t 4,lo.
Dosrox, March s.-cons ExcnAse.-The re-
ce:pts s:nce Saturday have been 1900 brl, Flour,
lso bu;h Corn ed 2e4$ do .s:. 9:,s =. ss nsssst
Ss93 fsr common o. brands Western; s5.5o@
SIS for fancy brands; s5.s7i@ea5 for s1tG;ss.
and s6.5o@5 = b1l for superior me,da!nE e..;at !;
ss7s@e for fancy; te.s5@s75 for extras: and
@7@5 brl for superior: cern-1s as qu,st; ,Hd wd
white At sS@s4c z bush. oats--HaVe been
sold ut <s@47c q bush for Northern and Cans.
d. Rye at ss@9oc p bush. Shorts Of &25
and Fine Feed at 92s@2s u ton. Prorlnons-
Pork is quiet at $15@l6 for prime; $ie@19-oe
T for mess and &e0@sl Z bra' for clear, cast
sad mos. Deaf ranges from $e@12.6o r br
, 1860-03-09

Terrible Tragedy 1t Syracuse, n 4.
SrnAcrsE, March s.-This morning man
named Tinker died from. taking poison. Lie
FIRST poisoned his two children, aged about eight
folded their hands upon their breasts, be left
them in an unoccupied room where some Of hia
furniture was stored, and went to his hotel md
took the poison himself. On Tuesday he pois
oned horse belonging to DR.. Searles, Of this
city, and it is supposed be intended 10 shoot Ds
Searles, as loaded pistol was found near him
The cause vas the estrangement Of his wife mt
her intimacy with DR.: searless, under the in
citsment prevails, and Dr. Searles has beer
locked up in the penitentiary to protect hin
from the indignation of the citizens.
, 1860-03-09
New Jersey Opposition Convention.

NE" 1c1111 VRFUH1St0n 0014 I13*1014s
TRENTON, n. j., March s.-TEe Opposition
State Convention was well attended. The reso-
lutions are strongly Republican against theAd
ministratioa of President Buchanan, against the
slayc code, aud in favor Of tariff, aud in favor
Of homestead bill. Tweuty-eight delegates
were appointed to Chicago-s Senatoziat and
20 district. Tie delegates we're not instructed
To communication from the Germans o1
Newark, the Convention answered that they
were not in favor Of the Massachusetts two yenl
amendment. The follow1n. are the Senatorial
delegates: Jas. II. Sherman, Juo. J. Blair
Theodore Lit E, Ephraim Marsh, F. S. Freling
heu,Ee1 and y. Rogers
, 1860-03-09

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

- al VI A2AA1ANo o4AEf AOAAL
~ of Cook CITY es Chicago. s.s-c:ty coueetor's o.
otice Is efebY gissn that whereas the Undersigned,
civ Coeetor ot aid CITY Of Chicago ID the lwsn,y
d1.h day Of Jspuay. A. D. 1861 special Term Of the
sapesio! CousE d chleaso begun au4 he'd ~ sst
ore.i d4y nj the cour Hou.c In mid CITY Of Chicago
report sal Court tho sad. ota pieces md Pas
ccs Of iand h.renaer dc+coet Tor the Judgment atst
tbs respectively for H. anennt Of taass
Interest aud respectively due thereon acto nj OF
he -eperai eo!ecu waia1& for tho collection Of u an
ruai taxes saIa ty Of Chaxo. fof thu municipal year.
A. D. lS and accouns Of the several special wayauu
hereinafter uEontt: ard, wheETaa jldxne1ts having
teen pronounced By said Cou against tie al. Its sas-
jos plee and parcels Of land hesaha1c1 copy
Of mid Collectors repost together ~h tbs drder 81
se Of the issued out Of and under the
seal Of said Court the etEh zenith day Of Fcbrualy. A.
D. 1851 directed to the said lily Collector.
co.e.or Of s,s Ctv q chis2k: VI y virtue q M ths
the Of o'clock In he m1suinK Al The north dotr
oil the Coust House. In City Of for rut
lie xae the flowing descfthed snd lhs, sub plrcts
and parcels an4 deEcabed In ead rrps and tie
order OF sale theron for the anonnt nf tho taxe lnetct
and costa Of the A*se5snents nteEts and costs due
theron respectively upon a1d general 1nd special
IA s copy reports and hereinafter described respectively
A.F.C. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant the collection Of the annual taxes for ha
| Municipal Year a. D. 1&9-
, 1860-03-09

ST. Loe1s, March o.-A bill excluding free
negroes from the State Of Missouri under pen
atty Of becoming Slaves passed the Senate yes
terday. 1t had previously passed the House.
The same bill passed both Houses last ses- s
sion. but failed to receive the signature ot 'he
Governor.
The storehouse Of J. Galbraith i Mason i
Atte1bur5, at y averly, No., have been burneP'
Loss not stated. Insured for $1,000. Gai'
braith's safe was robbed Of nearly s5,eN.
, 1860-03-09

New Toax, March s.-The challenge Of Hr.
Chambers, The Thames rowing champion, to the
world, has been accepted By Joshua Ward, the
celebrated Newburch oarsEau. Tbs match IS
to be rowed at Sewbursh during the months Of
June, Julf or August, tor $500 side, Ar. p" ard
Arrangements for Chess match between
Boston and this city, BY telegraph, have been
completed. The contest will commence either
this nr NEXT MceE
, 1860-03-09

HALIFAX, March s.-The steamship Hungarian
is advertised to be sold ut Burlington on the
2sd inst, for salvage. The body Of another
passenger. He hnd two teeth filled, one with
Silver, aud the other with gold. The body was
buried. The books and letters Of Clement b.
Barrett, II. D., Of y, T., and portrait Of his
daughter. also have been found.
Also the letters Of G. G. Danscomb Of Bright
on, En2iand, and Of Martin Dorons of Dublin.
Mr. Hunter the agent in this city Of the AS
sociated Press, will be happy to attend to al in-
qui.ies addressed to him respecting the wreck
OF the vessel.
s r. u.-There are rs yet no signs Of the
steamship America, now about due ut this port
with Liverpool dates Of the a5th ult.
Weather clnu,ly
, 1860-03-09

jlBATAy1A, y. L., March s.-The Night Expires:
east last night struck three boys six miles eas1
one other badly. Tbe third one is uninjured
The boys were about f!teen years old.
, 1860-03-09

Bos7oS, March sth.-Five fishing vessels,
manned By about ff,y men and ralued as
$1,000, are considerably overdue ut Glocesfer.
and fcars are entertained for their safety
J. II. Lay and jonathan Bourne hare been
elected delegates to Chicago from the EiEst Dis
trict of Massachusetts.
, 1860-03-09

CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ CAGo RAILROAD,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On md .tct SUNDAY. Pr Il lsss tso E11rea Tf.ias
ST. LOUIS oA1RpA; AEW NF9kH.s 9kIsss sy1okssuEo AND
Northern Missouri, Kan.as and Nebraska,
By way Of The IT. Louis, Alton zud Chicago Airline RAJ
read, New Depot. corner Of Wet Vaa Dofen 2nd
CAnh streets, gonk South. ts follows:
Trains lsavs st. Louls Depot West Yaa Buzea sad
u.l5 a.m-Dsy Express fsuuesys excepEed.3
300 p. n-Nxht Expre.a daly {S,tuiLaJ : azeept<d)
ru VII, t1xvxs w,A At ca1cAao.
lQ:30 p. nn.-Mkl and Expfesa
- sleeptnx Cals On Night Tr..nx&
Atch!easo With De Great Easesn md Northern Lines
Joliet with tho Roek 1siand r. T. ~ear, md the st
4: Peor.a function With The Peo.1 and oqna~ta r. 3.
a Bloou.aztoa with the n1aoa Central Railroad EczA
At6pngded With tte Gr=as Western Gr.> Railroad east
| t. Decatur, and west to Jacksonville md Sap!ea
At st. Louis With the Facde Raroad. Missouri Rive.
Packets North Missouri Railroad, Keokuk. Tackets and
Hivcf, Pike. Peak and the gold .exions North Missouri
Kansas ard hebEask and Tiih ST. 1o7. Cairo and Ae1
Orleans ncw Line ste1Me:s to Cao, Ae3ph V!cs.huzk
Through Tickets caa be haa 1t lie Companys ooe, No
street. opposite fremont House Cl!easo q
4 he P1lncspsi 1.sd ti:fet ose, q she Ess.e1o, H
Express Freight Trains leave d2uyf St. Lou.a It Sc
p.metA1nu2h II thirty s!x heura
route.
/. .ol:e! Accommodation.
Stopping 1t intermediate st7tous2eave Jole. 4 se sn
sve at Chicago II s:0 an. Leave Chicago II 40 PA
JOSEPH PRICE. NH. NookE
, 1860-03-09

new On1EAss, March 7.--The steamship De
500. bringing Havana advices Of the %, mas
arrived. Business Was dull Stock Of sugar
115,ooo boxes against 10000 boxes last year.
Preights improving.
, 1860-03-09
farms, lot9, NR.


II 'AIlM TV1t kJ111I1s 1151 @11o e3s7*&
L. Farm" three miles Wes. Of Jaeksonsle. lninol.,
fered a private 1t coutans ~ acres Of hSh ds
rolling land besides wood let Of y aerts. AL y the
orchard u choice hearing apple peach ant yet tt9e; one
ac.r of Hovey seeding tawteEta, aud La*ton baeS.
irrjes: coamodious dwelling house and tenanttouse
aso lre aud convenient barn of the le.t IN 1hc
countsy) The city Of jacksonville. with population o.
1;css for a that can BE- produced with ready access BY
Isirad 70 all import ut points The city contains Iee
the Lind. desf aud dumb. and tn-ane. The farm viii b
sold In one lot nay be sabdvldea in'o four pase
Terms reasonable. Inquire Of the su sctiDI On the
premises. . A9aaAs AuCh tss,a - 81.
, 1860-03-09

To:a!..-.-
The bcat informed among the receivers Of
dressed hogs estimated thet EACH hog averaged
o4o lbs 10 weight. This would give the aggte'
gate weight ofthc receipts OF the tnfec months
The Central Ra:lroad furnish no statistics to
compare with these figures, the receipts OF
1853. We hare tho figures. however, Of the
year 1855, which were ls,1l2,'oo lbs. Those
were for the whole year. Those Of 1859 and
1860 arc for three months only.
The cousignments to Albany--all Of which
were disposed Of here in December, January
and February, wcre:-5,192 head, WHICH
weighed 10, 500 $50 lbs, ut Average Of 240 lbs
to each hog. Their number. weight, average
price and aggregate value may be thus stated :
, 1860-03-09
GtHttGltxrt) st.

DUTLER l. HUNT, IS State st.,
- have now on hand the sollo wing sizes CT print:
szF 1s37s s,1ai si1so st14s :3zs3 3
11fe ssrx; 4A et1st a,1,a s,ras e5x.i N'-
Anu IRE receiving laEzr assortment Of BOOK PAPER.
Aol0r e Wrapping Paper, oftt2erent1-ef.
loo reanls Manila do.
80 rams Cap and Letter. Ard gcees1 a2oz:cert Of
Printers Stationery.
1863 feen ol MatheEs celebrated book and News Ink.
A Of which sill BE sold t1r ch II the lowest possible
rates.
uI1s U-Cash paId for Ragx-n
, 1860-03-09

Montreal Market
Dx TuzarArr.J MONTREAL. March
F1orx-Br1tes Sales of good No.. super on the spot
1t x5Io433 lsX Fancy $500 and ExtE. 1t
Eos II n sxg s. TOR present delivery; - 9a;0 va
on red for Nh for May drlvesy: 43-4u aakt1 oles LOO
byIs thoIc. brands fcT June al $3.50,
GxAS-WAea1-huFeta aud selers orart; el!s would be
ra!d fot good Canadian Spring for delivery In Nay.
, 1860-03-09
THICAG D, low A AN ID
~ NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
Chicago, Clinton s. Cedar Rapid !

On and a::sr MONDAY. Ssr. :s:a. 1s;3. unrl fzrtA
IGttee. t.a;rs xi;l Ei:' f,:f.ws: -
TRAINS WkSi WAlsI. Trains EASTWARD.
x1fRksA 1KAEs. x1rEEs& T1AXs-
1c4peIuit.xo. III rE Leave tctar so Pm
lcaSe cGl1cn .sslo ILL., Arrive u El!nton. u pm
ArrlTeatC tCet2. Rap. AFEtreas Ce'clke.. .+10 IN
Id ,...u... .. LEU pm ACE0xxpDATt11 TGAiX+
Acf oxxon1-,ox xaAiu. Leave Ixt!at .ss;u
Leave Ciy .1G.i1 Arrive - Claim. .sl1 pm
A.-i:s II cedAE N.r-
idk, .4:10 pEa.
Corhsetn va I'll Through Tralus Tor Chicago and ths
E.S.
st AnkeG f:un. s1na sttfes fGE Toronto
~ Union Grove til S.ss ses suf T17seo.
~ Lisp with Jt-L for AE1n'st.A.
Aio-At T.. tas i-tls with Stages for Marion. Vatun
Waterloo. sdar F4i:z. Waytriy ct1svie. Etadfesc. St
rst:a Et:os. t.ta i:ul sboro, jefferson, btts CITY
lava Falls, MxgecEo, Newton Dessnosnes, amt Counc
Blu1a
VITA B.ethawk on Csdsz .siyer for vlntoa And
Ti@t.fieo.
This stcre3 chc17es: AMI ost expeditions rotl
ts.wetn ELCcu a1d CeHT4 lcsa It being ouy 136 mills
frm Chc,.? IL le Ma4.sip4t ises. and thence directly
Tickets for sl =: The Wesst1eet Depot Chiesko Ills.
SI- Aaa1snt will b. at the teput In Fulton. to reeese
III C1'or crte road, which will b. conveyed
i: SMITH, Eng. aat saPt-
, 1860-03-09

DROPELLERS AND CANAL
BOATS FOR SALE. ~tEEe
The undersigned Tr,tset oier for sale the -1fbhiN
prnps1ty Lately belonging 10 tlc AWt.lean ls....
AtAI4ItWtr r. htlfEEIiENf POCAHANTAS,
1,i1fCSGf1 FDITW SPaULDING,
iowa NIAGARA. sClDTA.
BUFFALO, CATARACT.
Aiso-scyentyf"a :ase Lax. Boats; & 7Tge Ene 9e
Muea together with Harness suite ent for s.1. Canai
Ia lies ii different Stations HAshg Ens:nea s..aa
Pum Together with large quantity Ut Office ulh'thfe
s11se' ' " WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
ANDREW j. K1::H,
tENtY MARTIN.
Trustees.
Fo; psst:cu:a1s address j. G. HAur1sos Bun3lo.
xB- Journal q? Commerce, New York: Evening Jour
na Albany onrnt syaeu,e .lsn Dssle. ossftna , nn
Advertiser, Detrit; Press and Ite3ne e. = W ~ av
ant tsnu ~ "o~ ''0@4 ~ frs b697.tm
, 1860-03-09
THICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers' Warehouse,
.WAUlNGTOH STAEEr..........so

CHIt 100. :.
..iionsntIies made from superior qus1ty Of net for
esther eash proved p.per ne also suppsa wTa
Necessary foz complete printing Office new spsaEes
hof II M ready deGvts AND Wll tt 4ens 10 pak
".hih9 70 o1oet oo j. L. DODGE Treasurer.
, 1860-03-09
CTFA MBOAT CITY OF

tssy of Clessiand w.s Iul1 by Bidwen: s:sl9fz.$
Banta Co IN tbs year 1e51. *nd is Of .sseo
seven hundred and ions bu1thea, Ct ttcse
abouts. -.,..,.,, .,a
Ibis Steamer has ample passenger aecommodas!ons ana
bost her capacity for freight lad l9y
iii mot tuperior) to an steamer On tne ss " ns'
This bo& viii be sold veFy favorable tssn. h91n ~
pufrhnse Steamboat Eare opportunity Is offered.
M aud perfect title will be guar 10 the purchaser.
: VI 1~' PASCAL P. PRATT.
tasl.h4kC.s1u OF the tsm Ct Pratt Co., Budtio.
, 1860-03-09

The costs c taeh It tho *v1yal 1nds :etF sub tta
Pr css and 7cls Of iaa bt In TIC gene, warrants
sertac Ct TIC anlral tho municipal year
d. D.% ISL. .EsuuAt ~ IlrvEn Cents c.sh,
, 1860-03-09

ALSO FOR SALE.-The Three
~ Selooners to EIt:-Schooner ELIZA iooAz. xtE
touaxe Soy 65.y5; Schooner Wines o. 1Hx W1ap. GHS
tonnage SO: and Schooner Gov. Auaz. soaase"
1es 1913. III :. ,,a ~,
III ,,t61-sn PRATT CO, Duiloln, y. y.