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, 1860-01-09
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Allan WA" ~ = .-1N,1..' 80 'o''
e..r..r: - :" Asa1xesox' 'an''.
;EsA.h@nos i1 ,,.s 70 s7ssioJ saioaJ .,,t
nesc~-4,. s..."est. Neoc - ~ tr:: ~c e.o
natauh rom nassassIus s1s.ts os nsn'uH ~
know from inc oe!tg1'!on rom toot etete
Mne1ae, n.,a was lg5s P;1t gf f noti In appeareo
IN INC narnstGo.s a @ a*vs ltgul Luz East, "nese
Tue SUI nss. 1!esa a. ~ ~. ' Gtope. ~ T. W genu-
me, ne ~ ETY. h ena., nter sea'cn'p4 amopg
Euooso: ne n:a a1 nIe 1s h1's 70 % nnd IN aassacnu
se's Tia mrnca.a;uu siou ~ " ~ nonn Mu ~
.ne .sa Je1a;, th u ~
dasr ~ ohedirncc to he Gons,;tu.;nn -. ~ s s.
.,rs;,,e " lar If +Sa ocnnIs,nm;n. - nrnwn'.
raid and his symna,bizers md those nreachinv
or iuciting insurrcction ns puilty of moral of
nct,a] treason. ctr
Vr i:lI1ott pslci ,ho+ +ho c,l. of tho ,n.o,;,o
he ra.d >@'~ - ''
49, s.obh so;d .,,o. ;4, 49,, :, In o,
. ,orad 11o;aa a s.,.s -. ~ -. ne ~
- dec,oro .,,oa .ont;,,',. s hShns,, aed
II. tei,ar.J ~. a... a,.o,;t;at
~ ~ .i,a 1T.s;an =. ~ ,'aets -, q nI.a
t,;nst;tnt;on and ti,e R;rit, I ~ III sect;ons :"
md let them ;nseribe On tRsir banners . IN Ioe
signo rinces." Then, "under this sign we'll con.
Qucr."
Mr. Elliott remarked that Mr. Cobb DID not
citizens Of that State. There We're not more
%u1eAttNsaooat ~ IoAse1' a"so CououtucAINo .
/ QHCKheTe. From tho landing OF the Pilgrims
! till row there wus never body Of men who
| more assnredly, directly or promptly stood by
, 1860-01-09

Il. AND DEALras Is Lr4pEs---Thc subscribers, now
c1-r.lEg the Lucbes haa.nras IN Menpas Tenn are
tacr ,,aae In tltcaso Vi eIatle them to keep
OF PiEe Lumber constantly on hand there. dining
lh coming stasca. There Is wh!tc fine south
the th3 Rive aud heretofore tie whole southern country
bordering ,le ssipp has relied for it, supply Of that
some is miles away. Chfso Is than one tl.i
TUG clsarse and lumber esn b fhipped t4e w1o way by
Mislr country should not form one OF The tnaa ott
lets for The Lumber trade Of Chicago any Information
TO plltkt prices here bt anu cost Transports
ton, cc, tte-, will b. caectf :!:y lI:s:eH address
ROBERT QulS co.
tuEt liz I&nEt1 Lar rhn,,
, 1860-01-09
Getleral Notices.

NOT1CE.- Superior Court of Chi
1% caso State n IElnnls- County Of Cook. S.a.-1n
PsuA.c of odr7 Of t,a Supt zir Cont Of Chicago,
cnte: ed If ecord tie iorrh ay Of January instant.
Notice hereby given At special Term of said Su.
ptI0r Court Of CLcso will he A+Id at the Court House.
IN the Gty Of Chicago In said County and S.ate, the
fon:th Thn1day beng tue twsnty sixth day Vi
irstaat. ii 10 O'CLOCK l. u: of said d.y:
III
, 1860-01-09

Nv" Ak&&$E0A0 XAHl&A
Trains DtPart. Aaia c4os.. 2rains Arr!s',
1877 ,' EAST.
'.-- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
sSS sSS :: \. \: s9oPM. sSeP 1SsS4.S. 3S g ';
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Soo =. u: -. g.o0 P,:M.,' los5 4. II.
Mich: Gen. train Of Monday morning arrive at
PITS, Fl. WAYNE AND cA1oAao.
cs.sot !. N. 5:aaf:N. 1850 r: +: T. i:
SOUTH, AN:D.. WEST
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
1i1s 1i:1s +: +: i: SO SO + 4: sSS
= >f.,<' DIXON AIR LINE.
ll.so 4 y. 1000 III. AN.
ILLINOIS cEsTRA1-B,aneA. 49,
9.26 l. d. 1000 A. u. 3.e0A, n
$50 F. NJ. s.aoF. ii. lo.45 i. ii
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
1l.15 \. d. 1000 n. 5.l5 A. A-
ALTON AND ST. LOUIS.
| Ills A. n. 1000 4. NJ 5.loA. II,
| Ills +. u. g.00PM Hoop. NJ,
NORTH AND wTST.
| GALLSA AND CHICAGO UNION.
| l1.30 A. III. 1000 i. n. $50 4. If
| 11.45 L. IL. 800 r. NJ 4,30P u
ST. PAUL AND FOND DU LAC.
1e.15. Pm. .l.00 A. N. ll.45A, II
t 600 Z. II. 4.s0 7. u. $50 +. II
| MILWAUKEE.
40 4. II. 400A II. 1850 81
| 11.l5 7. u. 1l.01A A. II. 53OP u
Cincinnati Express.
Al way. Mails leave on morning trims only.
No naails over any route on Sunday morning
! No Saturday evening mails oyer any route.
Sunday evening m:ils over all routes
, 1860-01-09
de3l tI1 {.


CAFES.-For one week We offer
= .fsw sassna.h hind safcs a. ,asxaln.- y,
Prices for Single noora $40, ESQ., 46&-
- Is Double & @ll5, $3.50, t146.
PRATT i WORCESTER, Axrois,
dess.b3a " Soath Walsz stpstfs
, 1860-01-09

DICKINSON, n. T., Jan. 7.-ueury Meachun,
shot bis wife last night in the presence of her
father and mother. and afterwards cut her
throat and shot himself through the head. Both
arc dead. A cnse Of domestic trouble and inti-
delity on tie part Of the wife
, 1860-01-09
A rff,lkhuater Movement. .

NEW YonK, Jan. 7,-The Tribune mentions
report that i detachment Of the knights Of
the Golden Circle" left This city o Few days ago
for some part Of Mexico, but with what design
il not publicly known.
, 1860-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-The gentlemen who
were taken prisoners ut Harper's Ferry by
Brown, are in this city, and il is understood
they were examined today by tue Senate Com.
mittee OF Inquiry.
, 1860-01-09
FLEET & w AL II SLEY,
MAKE LADIES' DRESSES,
MAZE LADIES' CLDaKS,
MAKE LADIES UNDEdCLOTHIN3,
MAKE CunDREN'S DRESSES.
MAKE CHnDREN'5 cLOaXS,

MAKE CHnDRKa'2 UEDERCL0TH1N9,
MAKE BOYS CLOTHING.
1hcY will either l1. The matertli+ make ~ your
Trey Will naks Up syetvtain< ~ reasonable and
I'd csen
HOODS zosrAes; sdIyEg hEGG!s2si Xsb x,rrssa
Beldss III stsp:e Coz l which IN price thsy 1iH not b
'eI e Gtr1a n1a
Soaps and rs1fuuery. They Manufacture he useful
*sNursery Ranae ee.'s
ULa1lsa soEss your pasron7sea&
1oG STATE STREET. :.
Ma-. II. $. F1x.r. lnos:.ol,e:nl Ms: E: wA11x1.r.
MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN
~ Z. ptR Rhc: 81 t:
:ou1 holden :. P1o.dtoeF .thia aod f":'he suLty Of
sxi:s I'll. s9 sst,s Y
!,h The Receiver or bs1"Fe the rrztday of Juf, A.
e + s,te Fl e sPsa IT, IT,
wv ~'.s a et !. q. es IT, % oSts
dy Juy = ~ an5 thu, .S:h dsro.Sss sss ,s11t % r.
@ 4 f s +:
r..rpz,c. p.e f<fs*f X Il ' Hsse: Hss:Sa s:ss
NFFiCE OF THE RECEIVERS
Of The 81, Lous Alton and Chicago Railroad.
Cu:cAso peeenbers1, 1853.
AEkntA kllp*o}st1 N LES employ q lh0<r
81 Isn. Alton & Chttnko Ra,rosd arc kereby uothef
Inst nm and STIR ae tbetr employment viii b.
DIV sasbusi.sd aktrts tsy VII! alose bs nslhs s
q s q a1s:s
tr..n cnp!o}el on .he T. toua Atoa chissso nsas-
or freight s ruu.a OF free passes o.
m l. hereby expressly forbidden. ue!oas aulhoizaa By
the undersknsu Of thtF duly appointed skenla-
Iii cfedsors or persons hold claim a..nsi ths g.
Lou 4ltoa nh;sis" RaiEad cenkanS Or she chieaso;
hit tbe railroad PROPERTY atA e!cts ssc*ny %n!rr -
f!ve rnntyo Of unest<ued By virtue Of der ~ of
His Honor. ThoEaas ptumnon!. Ja.;ee "t ths Enlfad
snd ilst all attempts -su1e obstruction Ia Tho
hail % ri!px os l rn.i lrecse ih aid tseEes Will
he n a. ~ roce u eal Cu,.. Of ntayierxucA With b.
t.II4tlcttoR. 1hNeS !tOhl3 -:'',
,fp4I fau &. Kpeetvsszy 4
, 1860-01-09
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY ErEtNo. Jan. :. lf60.
The receipts duriag the past tucnty four
hours were as follows:
rrrr,r4s rASr TpEK HoTfA.
, 1860-01-09
RRjI1oaq2.-..~.. s-.~-~e:
THE PENNSYLVANIA GEN.
l. TRIAL RAIL ROAD.

| 44s +*1 II Y aN4A N1sN-
tAA1 sStt Is xiG2s RGaP5 DOUBLE TRACK.
eonnt;T Ths s'ss Of this Road equal 10 aay ts
Three Through Passenger rrains
Between Pittsburgh .nd r.llAde lptls,
GonneenE direct n 'hs E1!,n D.Lo., !. Pits. sb with
ySetse;a ye% ts.ps sa..5n re "
s sssa of'ffa u ciy; ~:
si Fl LIE. 9u Z 2,s
~;tAoYt eLan:e Of Cars or Conduetats
Sx1sf 3l1ss ia' n. &oGs!se fa1s.:
FL ae connect Ba;iin'ore aaa w.hi..,ta and
u aes1sass Hasss
Thy. add'rx dt,'q n musa 70 the safty os 7 ~ tss-
es,9eea Nc vi ~ anS Ss ess
ia15ossh i1ctt a'-. ss good either ot the ab.ve
nsa, s'ssrx,s Msss,i t. Il xowsh "a Rre.
e5rts &s. YsIs If
ektis nay he ottauea VI a4y Important Railroad
sns on hs as,p1 sa e' n Rs
; II 1hs Company In si'ou. New so.k aor
u FARE ALwArs ~ Low AND T.sx As Qrtcx .,zr
| ANT usAxu k4u4x:
| ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
sa,ss connections Of the Fem
DIRECT LINE nssExSFy srESF WEI, TsE EAST ASD1nE
bur s1snx sSS'san st e by she Pail o., ru,.
MS ~ tis =! alTaSr o: 3ctEa+ u frexh tpkrLer
| S't.k An3 th1 'IfAsel1.9E t4tTC.
s''lff nc 'oa.w axea,. sisha ccnpaay:
y. H. STEWART. P!tt4tu: ii;
nR. MsSsts1 ~,1ssr Esui J. J;J.ha.'on, Ripley.
pYz{tmouth ~: padoet i ca, j. .a,rr.ary1;e inG II
Wnrowo Co.. ca.ua.t 4.,ucu Il }h,. 49,, -.
| It; H. Mtttrum. N1ten Ind: 30. u 49,. .s
fIe: e. Hkiiey Co.. Esa.sri.c lnss = u ~, Gra
4ana n x -; lf9. L.; T. T. sass. sher l. t;ass si
Nt,Apa3 Tean :ta1Se Co., this no: W II II Ky uit'
poatr In the West. s>>> - A'-"'A' ." - osacsc"1
The Gsentcst Facilities offered for tho
, Ffo.ea taoss uHu Speedy 'renna-
p0r3atlon OF LIVE N:rtlCK
ana Ep aeeo1ns:o 's"s with u.,.4, privilege. for
i F1kEIGMTS.
By th!t Route Frtstt+ II = crscnn.ton. ~, ~ n,
yard to and n m Phifa ip!I. Wv itr: tttn.n ~,
a .n1f Ioa 81 tron Aay Point The Railroads uf a, O.
} | ~ KGIo.d dire T. e '' ~ ~41so' n
TIE Pennsylvania E.r,.d al, eonsect* Il PITTSBURGH
port en- The oho krut ex v Ttnrex ~ G.nn;
oeftand 'lsso!t .>;pt1 " .cu:;, Iii .",t E,.s.
ArkaSsasa an1 Ecl Riyer< sud 1t l. y.ans >int .n
IL Like. ~ y" '"e "'"h"~es1e'a
s,ehaat. and Shipper, en::u. n the ,au,,or,a,cp Of
it, speed, Transit. ~ Aoso>s VI
The ratSs Of F1e:s., I" and hct .nr rctt In ,l VS.,
~ oe fenas1rAt1 HA n ai III taes IS favorable
r. a. aIs ch.s-st by"ta.- X. t.': EaEru.rs
II !,afl.Su:L I" Ia' jnck l,ea *ytA psry% T.
}. -; - EEDEa. th t.tlei. h.u.
i 1H"-n" hUOsS ii ~ nh .t:ets. r4.:Iu,orr,
:" | New S.rk, ~ "'"' . ~ - 1'' 80
, 1860-01-09
NEW XOKK CATTLE MARKET.
FOE TIE wKEK ExntHo JAN. IL
lAlndged from Thursdays New York Tt!bune.l
HxET cA1J1K.

Total humber Of eeves received III the city this week
3Gal.
This .3 head les th,nla week. and SCI head
the Ayesakc CT last Tie average number e-ch
Wednesday market 1aSt year s.o.9 head wllc the
numb today being 1est. showa e43 head than The
average, and 236 more than tbs d6y week.
, 1860-01-09
p1TlSDURGII, FORT WAYNE

- = AAA1A*S VIZ VI ~ L ~ G.
L. ANs t'!11CAGO EAiLEsAp
Vow pefss' aEs rem chicago IT, r.tih4uF:a
~nao9s ca Eke c0Hhet ting y a.: tEr sreat
.FEtSSiLtASlt ZEN FIsAL RAILROAD
II Ns~ 1.Hx. III IKE rEA Eai'Iltrc md N.4h'.stcn
uy ahd q! the !h'tr!or tsns " rsunsys4ia New
Key: New iufk. Mary ard. Ac.
Merchants ny taking III. r4nse. Will blve the h<uxC1
al tho Eaststn naaskc: 1t additional cvst.
EA1asEs checks ia:v;I;a.
Ts.l, easc tis !epn. c:utr o{ Caaa! ard yu, Urn:
AsEsrts. Wcht Side. nv Et:nws:
5:oA -MeIa!n: EaPn** IA!iy {3HnJayA e1csptet
~ F.M--S..t Espse>s. dl.l: tSata.ays exc+;ts.lI
tnaueynE al Cr@1iin~ with t:!.sra1l utd Lake >hIss
Kirai 10 llnfk. f;t4rliu. SLea EaItx New Yotk ard
!h-o:,. al'' a! interior tawas It Suw Ersl sa New
1nrk Cshssa! aud New Yer. asi Etls liaittn4u-.
Also. south t" Cnlun,hr- Z...r>vL!e. Newark Mount
setE.u sstu5cnyl!r, a.r = a:i u.erits tow4sf Uh.u
aaA s;ssIsu4.
Ehe aors trims connect At Furs.t wish trains m Mad
ls!vsF Head u Springfield tf,41. Dayton aud Etnspnati.
Ais, i'll t:*t Lima Nayfpn an ClS:nn7t ,rsr,
FARE As LOW As ANY ulliEti KutfE
As"t myers oVsad Fs Wilt tcd til, tGth p,easant
.nd akttvaue pas.n tlr"sh 'naay Of tbs largest and
1neaa etes Ia the c.ts4l States.
ensr1s arriving Al Ehsl4. AIRY Of the ical< will
an4 attentive cheek ass 1t tl rptf receive checks
asH co"sry b1xva:e Ire Ut eh1rEc fte etAtufe r.
I H. 4kucAr|. ,etp'ng clrS company eteh iEan.
llekcs for Ale 1t al lht p:lcipai Tcs.t oEe., ths
Wes and u ths comlsnys ',nr< corner II Randolph -aA
nea1lorn Streets opposite TIE ktyt,r lbus,. ti.a
nsn West ole, u lanai aud Van uufen AsIcxs
Chicago.
Bn particular to ask far t:ekttH hy Fart Wayne.
It. PATRICK. T1eKst Lxsnt.
JAS. W. Ml>StIs, Fright Agent, CGlr. -,
J.. J.H ttr1t FI.trht arr fsh:,-,y,,
, 1860-01-09

Cincinnati Market.
Dr TE1EoEAFu.] CINCINNATI, Ian. =
Hoas-Qule Ea'esof 400 bead ri 6.3o&6.1. Receipts
10 y htad.
FRoytsroSk-11cavy. rork-we tern mcss el6L0-
Montreal Market.
BYTnEonArH.t MONTREAL, Jan. :.
F1orn-eteady hui Inactive. Buyer. Of No super At
NGata se1lersht 4$0 small safs Of tapty Ut t30
and extra at II 90,
GnAlS-NAtlnE dining.
, 1860-01-09
1iAllrQ3d3, r.u..,.,,. :.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.

I LIMOS CENTRAL RAIL-
ts5o,,w1ntsr Arransemeas....1sao
=. 49,, .,,.. e.,1.. n...r,a. .,h ,s., ,,,,,. VIII
~ i. H. ts1.st - ~. fSsni4a1 sai4 i,smIs A'
':o .n sznday. e1ee?tco) ar.tva: IT Decatur .ts1s
Pr; a: s?nasde!a a: 5 = r%:; ;s;,! st; La9ts 4 a
In n IT; as3. aS sai Il Ss~ T I....as K 10 an
s:,' p !sssasss;. s,ess.so. :s!a: Ct rsoF:1 s.;
inop'm.: Ca1o It Us I'm. Mernphs 70 a.n
.es.ad s Cay. and New of'ea7s =: 10 pD- shsd
u s1eepin: Car. On Ill Nigh. Trims.
,s st9s es,Fs FSsH exD Gent1~s a2: 1a5s
!. :" ET i9s0n' no9a' :. :. f@ppm d@pm
". r. Arthur, Gen. Superintendent.
117CuIEAN 0ES;T1.7 4C0
MI GREAT WEsrrkS CANADA, EA11TA1s. |
r,a,r, & Gs., .z ..as1,, 11as tt s.
ess1a sS sse~ York and Boston
saa IS s s sb2a, - p ~ Gase Yo;E
lu:l; pm. Be4ten laoo Il night.
esysG.ntvs i cnesnaasi q lis sm.. aad Leuis-
-,., Elss at 5:oo an.
!. Detroit 5a'' ~ Suspension ST:5:e & 6uaIo
S .:on q. 1S ' pa,. ''' ''a' Se" '0'S '';'' a1 Los
a;.hyGa1Itsc VI ciaeiansa 4 ll:*o n. Lais-
oa!y one t.!a IN saalay \ 7ao Pc; Tie seo aat
the Gt,nl T.uak I:3~ay k:assou Mon
neci, Nr~ iIaml4lite ind Ma:ne.
4b;saxxs 44axs :4xfss1 H. .t1 fat.s :, y,
ae North ~ West and u ths CompanYs os.es. -
T. \. hicE. :sust 81: erla:snIess. : %
| I'm 10771-, .I,cG@; :@~@,77-
y cAt,O RA1rRo.n
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On md s.s.r SUNDAY NJ, ,, 1sso tn r,,..,,r,,,,.
ST. Aoc4S' c11A2 EM MEnRH,S ,RiSSs ss1cksBcRo' AND
Northern Missouri, 6ansa, and Nebraska,
~ bsee q rs. w. bantn IN :
Trims easa st Louis DtpAt coF. West Van BURN and
III III q wees. : @-7,,~ ~rr,,...,s,,,
9oap- m--Nsht Express aaiiy ls~sni,!sj excepted
1o' 9ss.sa;s -Msi nd E5p;s's =! e, S.,.rr
Atjaet ah L. KeS I.a H. "a a., @ g. 1nes ;
'u =. 70 ft4k the Peoria .aa o:rawk, R. R.
t'os. a,oo,,,,.t ~ ~,
a. s,S a1:no4s c*ntr2! Aa!ruad North
- : ~ S:'s:a M 1'''a *'
-. Loaie WITH The H4:.e IA !ro.t Missouri Ere.
il i;;s 10 af"sas ts;iis ~
kssr risf;s M s1;: tx vi sex,4 . s1a. Sen. ss,ar
irans new ae q ana Te @ 1,f9 as
II Th1es,4 He Tepst, z be h,a o.,- NJ
veRss setqrs ws.! yaa Isa I'd ~! ,Ites
aoH n Mss.sf446Ssr =.
ksis: x fass N "a q fssxs:s .ans a. by Al, ota*,
L,ie. Accommodation.
, 1860-01-09
Commission AarrrhHnf9

0rnn,,>,iee;nn n1e~rhrr4u
TTTR7TT 511TT5 : *
"1 80 so41.sSHH At8tAA"7s' T.
' " cg1c.co c T1ter ~ a'1ee''
cs.h.,vsace, on 3.o;enyla ] Ia s1ole. In: l.sse:y
L. w. IItnv.r is a.~r- r ro~r-~
UURFPT 4 ri pV
cnvI ~
'o-' - :" q ~
NO. ooar" Oh Ifade KuAdlng.
Lbera1 advances ade consignment for .hipp,n: Fast
!.31s@
MORTON, WALTER & ROGERS
~ 10. ; 1s R.rrs ,of4.sn'c ss.ssr cu,s 1ame14S1
Advance, m,ds .. F7onr ~ u1,saao. ~ n,sa,o
FiSsefs FS2s I'll sjs:afs in ss:ss
CHAMBESLAIN [!d1Al:SIa = SEYMOUR, :;l!5 y;
~ CvA Atss,!OS M6kCHAkTS, |
SeS f5ot t.sp vp1sE :I,l;; 1T EeeHlAxDs &C;
:lxas:s :. v ssssss. ss!sss Fl s?s.
7HTATSON Y CON 60
w coNalss1oX NERenAsrs,
,on-~ -rn-E "'a sAeo1
f0Rh7 EIoURr GkAlN AND STOCK
10. si6k South Wafer 4treet, Chicago
''~AT'"'''~'."1 =: - s1 L. E3p11Ho0p.
oss.9ly
TIVE ADM 1opIr1a4 n1r rro
w II ~ II IEI AlE1 ~
~ MAZE
easn Aassnss. tss s..s. on .s etn: ,..* =,
| UNDERWOOD & CO.,
| De- s.t IL. Sonh Water k.rtet-
/ = 1TC71
j. NlCllAttDS,
- . PRODIGY C0EuA>Si0E ukRcutSE
z,,ro, NJ; .ss re"ssoss nssle!as caie.so.
| "a".ss "1"as o* eoastE"nsenfs.
~ 1air Hun .sy =: H. uun9an. =; hours Ssmnon Geo.
Sap:t. ii Wcodtu. C. ~ Yot !se5 !E@51 nS2Ies
& noi: ca;ssxa hsas Sana' baassF s'n<st LII aSa4
~T91.,1,,-
~ llSEl. BROTH Err d co
| 'e"TAfSSio1 AERcU4ETS
Give thtir exclusive ane,loa tn ihe p1:a.e md s,e If
Flea1. Grain ;Ai other tuee. co. '<siui. 'e ~
| SAWYER, WALLACE d CO.,
| ~ eoHe1ss.soF "FrcHaSEs.
| n.ss.a, Cnb1nWOuL 4 CO., Cu!cAoo,
| ----.
/ IfN,{.f a VRFNf1E e. 61
,o,,I,s. 1ssseI.ons e,,s 10 .,,s.7 :: sr1I1 eo.l
-' 4 NEiu;HsAA:isSD ~ 1oA"aHD1Su
! ALrxsr Z. NELLY ,.xrrxcr
E. .LAS.EEsck.
, 1860-01-09

FIREALEN'S BENEVOLENT
l. Assoc1A- 1os.-Tlcze will re mect:ax Of The Men,
be1s Of thr Fremen BeDevo!et Ass-caiop. at the
tocat:on Hail. on Fsfay the GOTH inst at ~ o'clock
" take aeIon proposed smendneits the Ton.
It tEtou concerning Member. hip and Directors
lly ordrr, r. l.. WOOD, Seey.
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insurance.


PARSONS Il WADSWORTH,
.AoxIIs.
Irving Fire Insurance Company. New York.
Connecticut Fin tns1rance Company, Hartford. Conn.
Westan Massachusetts Insu1ance Company P1t.sdeld,
MAss.
Auantc Fin md Marine Insurance Company. Prosi
nes, r.
EoEer Williams Insurance Company, Providence, RI.
Equitable Life Assurance Company, New Yolk.
- omce No. Dolce Daiiing, corner Clark aud Sout
Water streets, Chicago, LII.
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TIIICAGO & ROCK. ISLAND
ORAlLnoap 1ISE.-r,Een:es Tsa1ns dspt1s from
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~ COMPANY. Chl:ago, December a. 1851.
NOTICE Is hereby Eyen thai the'r will be nectnG or
tic to ko1der Ut tile Illinois Stoe Coz pany At s Office
IN fAe city Chicago on the I'LL lay of ia uas
10 o'clock \ ", for lie or dmGlslpE tie capital
81, s,e,,essta ~"' i S$:SSifSSkSEs, Sf5SI Directors.
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CPECIAI FREIGHT NOTICE.
~ an prepared to take FIR lit fog New York and
BOSTON 1t LOWEST KA3LRu +D RATES, and de-
useE In quick uue - an7 her ll1e- Mak Packages
"pALESTlNE EXPRESS
And lycrto Michigan Southern Freight Depot, Of
Twelfth and Clark srlets For klttE Contracts &C., ap
ply ,s,o11s +. A. cHATMhhS HATt; Az S.,sgs ,agsas a.
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81 IN HI 1l.lz IL 1,E1t
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NUMBER ia.

mand were imprisoned at Truxillo, and to be shot
On the ensuing day Gath inst.)
Sailing Of the Arizona for New Orleans
.I fhILAp3ELrHIA, 3A, Sept. N.-The fine steamship
Arizona left this port last Saturday for New or.
!eans, % run IN company with the steamer Austin
IN the Bfazos Santiago trade
Naval Officer Discharged.
.bbnt nhaPtPahA' ~ tP Y sept. APnFser Charles w.
was discharged to-day by Court quarter session
New York Races.
NEW i0RK, Sept. pa racing match for $500
two mile heats in harness, took place to day an
the CentreyilIe Course, Long Island between Flora
Temple and Geo. N. Patchen.
Flora Temple won the two mile race in two
straight heats. Time, 4:55{ min.
Domestic Markets
New YORK, Sept. 4.-The Cotton market was
steady to-day while the sales embrace 1850 bales
atl 4lc. for Middling Uplands. Flour Is steady the
sales include II 00D barrels at IS 05 to IS f0 fol
Superhne State. Wheat has experienced a further
advance Of | to &c. per bnshel. Corn closed
steady, with sales Of 900 bushels at prices rang
lng from GO to &c. Oats are steady, and worth
~ u 70 5sc: per bushel. Pork closed quiet and
steady at Sl9 3T1 per Dbl. for Mess. The sales of
Lard amounted to $50 bbis, at l24 to 1916. per H.
GINeIsiSATI, Sept. 24.--The Flour market closed
frn, with sales Of 1000 bbls. at 81 80 s. There
were sales Of Whisky at l8}c. per gallon. Corn
is worth 81 TO SOC. per bushel. Oats closed ann
with sales Of 2O00 bushels at 30 to size. Lard ii
kegs is selling at l2ic. per lb. Linseed oil is
quoted at 5G3 to SIC. per gallon.
Provisions and groceries are unchanged.
The money market is somewhat easier.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE Sept. 24.-The Ohio river at this
point continues to fall with feet inches Of water
in the canal by the mark
FIcKsRERG, Sept. 2lThe Judge Fletcher, Ma
rengo and Hfawatha passed down at O'Clock Sat.
urday night
The soathwester passed down at 8, and the Fair
Play at II o'clock Sunday
The Lizzie Simmons passed down at o'clock
this morning.
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LATER FROM PANAMA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AL

ARRIVAL oF THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.
NEw YORK, Sept. 2i.-The United States Mail
steamship Ariel, from Aspinwa with the pas
sengers, mails and treasure brought down from
san FRANCISCO to Panama by the steamship Sonora,
which sailed from the former port on the lst inst,
has arrived ather wharf.
The news from California by this arrival has
been antiepated at St. Joseph, Mo-, and Omaha
The Ariel has Sl,2OO000 in treasure on freight.
consigned to various parties
The United States steam aloop of war Brooklyn,
Capt Earagnt, with the Chiriqui Surveying party,
arrived in the harbor of Aspipwall on the llth
inst. All on board were we'll
The Government forces of New Grenada had
captured Barbacoas. town in the department Of
Gauca, 80 miles n N. r. Of Quito. The Govern
ment troops had also restored things TO a perfect
state of order.
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LATER IRON CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF rnE OVERLAND rovY rxrRR.

ARRIVAL or TUE OVERLAND PONY EXPRESS.
S.. JosErn, Mo-, Sept. 24-1he Central Over
land Pony Express arrived at this point Yesterday
bringing San Francisco dates to the Eth inst.
san FRANCISCO, Sept l2.-The trade is healthy
an and Improving Coffee is worth l43 to l5c. per H.
Ihe demand for Lard is moderate; quoted at Isl
The Sugar market maintains a quiet aspect ;
crushed is quoted at l2l to l24c. per Id.
The Pacific Mail Company's steamship John L.
stephens sailed from San Francisco on the llth
inst. for Panama, taking 81 100000 in gold and
$1,000 Of Washoe silver ore on freight.
reports OF the discovery of new silver mines in
the State Of Oregon had created much excitement
The British Columbia and Frazer river miners
are going en- n9dsse to Rock Creek where large dis
eoveres OF gold are reported to have been made
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NAVAL lNTELLGEScE.-We have adviees from
the Brazil squadron to the 9Th ut. The United
states trgate Congress was preparing to leave st.
Catharines for Rio, where she would remain some
months. The steamer Argentina, of the Exploring
Expedition, arrived at Buenos Ayres on the LIST ult.
1t was supposed the officers of the party were
about leaving for the United States. The Dolphin
was bending sails at Buenos Ayres where there
we've seven men.of-War at anchor. There was no
United States naval vessel at Monteyideo. The
Pulaski steamer en- route 10 Paraguay, had been
heard from up the river. The brig Bainbrdgo,
Com Woodhull sailed from Rio Janoiro for St.
Catharfnes, Brazil, on the 9Th ult.
The following officers have been ordered to re.
port on the l7th october next for duty on hoard
the United States sloop-of.war Cumberland, des-
tined as the flagship Of tile Home Squadron Cap.
tain John Narston Lieutenants Alexander Muir
ray, John S, Maury, j. Il, Rochelle, Charles II.
Greene Charles E, Fleming. Lieut. Oscar c.
Badger has been ordered 10 the United States re.
ceiYag slip tleghany, at Baltimore
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80 LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

ARRIVAL OF THE SANTA FE NAIL.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Sept 24.-The New Mexican
mail arrived at this point to-day with Santa Fe
dates to the 10th inst.
The recent copous rains have revived the spirits
of the people.
Mails will hereafter leave on Saturdays The
mail coach between Santa Fe and Ell Paso was at
tackled by band of Indians. No particulars re-
garding this affair had as yet been obtained.
The ranch where Peacock was murdered had
been abandoned
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:, HEAD OF PASSES, Sept. 24.-The schooner ]. A.
taylor, Capt. Lombard, crossed the bar to-day,
and is on her way to New Orleans
The Taylor left the Island of Utilla on the 18th
instant, and brings as passengers twenty-eight
men, all OF whom were connected with Walkers
expedition to Honduras. They are all we'll
Gen. Walker and Col Rudler, his second in com.