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, 1860-01-12

Br TELEaEAl5f.j Nkw Yong, Ian. II.
Ase-Maket a:c=dy. Sale; % III. poss At a5 e5 e5.i
fo- tc .rN-
FLorz-E.sef with rather ding fer export. wti!e
the loEc tEt purchase tnnfc than SUFFICIENT 10
tupply !cssInS Sase+ 40 hTls II a5l5 t.v fr
wis fsetiv f.r E.o br md. e3 tur
f'r 10 extra Ne-tesa; 4.6257t ioE s13Fpry
htan.s z:r. souG5h.o2 Ohio -ciosns quiet Sit pt1.
.:fed freight t-1ay for 500 tals for Liverpool upd
Il oh al u r. comlnu l., cclce e1ra. Eye eur
1T &2C I+u. aotn Alsf 1nte. DucEweal Fi1u7 lle1ty
aid dn!i:p 4i.>.;5x33 tur 100 tbs.
E'u ss1.-CH-aa: gcd. Sa.fs 20 Ibis 1t a531Qet.
GRAIsNta ~ caai r It'll n'sr doing tt,s xlnrt, Enles
219 eu NJ e e ~ s.: a sa & e s,e; t;s r i W.
Mill &: ane Winter taaadiaa E -. Rye quiet.
sales 81. Duie. 7ies C n In quality Eeru
dl std ay;. Sa:cs sA19 hus It s21.c 1or white
a.4 !a.; 6'c at thu In for rev us1cl et:zu. Oats
t.ovtzryhs.-TaldH no sal:s .! magnitude and rr-
casnv&d. 11rs ycry ft.u at prevuus prices P.rx
Gu a.d loweT sates foI bls *il u PRIME =
le:! tu ard unbalanced saIcs 20 BIZ 81 %
stliS rS,a lacss. BEEF l!s dult els. Is.nse
II nominal. Dfrss1d logs ptt ntY and Gull
r. wri;e:a &c lsy CttY meats dn1t fHc shoulders.
C E"cnn hrav1: sstA ITO foxes choice city Gear
~ c2r c'y picked hams sod at lie Lard quiet:
i: nt1ilEe. B-icr 1nodeszc bu.1ne dclng, l5G
l7c 0liu. 1oI ~ state. Chce-e etesdy 5s,1t5;c.
ti1ocEEG.tuhst faif req lett antl nrn saas tf1
bE.H onpf. A.iss.4s quiet but ils,a ta}es 50 hha.
9s S*sssf; sSd s
:TtcEsEAt Fl Beard, Ch! Z 6.GaE:1. Gal & Gil
6:.6: s4te steclr IN s41r d. tn.nd "a g. 81 .d and
ysE :*s.ed; q irnis s.: Tenn ebk SIX: ~ 1.a
AZ. l(6k PIN. The IL il.uhh itonas barely s-
Tired; Il Ten 4iL u, CI! Il lnndS 9l hd t1-in
, 1860-01-12

TRENTON, y. J., Jln. 1.-THE Governor 8
Message was sent to the Legislature To-day. II.
'ase: strong Enicn :reNtd, ard regards ,hc
ilea a. t:is,1nian vetv remote; op1sr>.s the
African >I;ve trade and urges ic:renc!,nrlt,
recommending sunJry tneasn1e es to that end.
The Huslse to-day tle c:rc.l vacant the sent Of
Mt. Johnson. member elect from pussaic 60,
tise gruund that he hui bcea convicted in tic
Cout: uf conspiracy.
, 1860-01-12

FnASKroRT, Ky, Jan. 1.-the Democratic
Convention adjourned yesterday after passing
majority report, amsrded br additional mud
more ultra Southern demands for slave code,
An inetfectuol attempt wcs made to endorse
the Cincinnati platform. Douglas and lllinoi,
politics were denounced.
c. H. Clay spoke last nigh! to It vas: nu-
the doeas hariug been clas:.i on him, lie
avo*ed being an emanci; 'a:;o::;zt, .::f y:nti-
Gated the patriotism Of Sea ar4. There MAS no
disturbance.
, 1860-01-12
FROM ts1eXfcf. .

NEW 0rLrA::s, J II. 11.-Thc steamship T.r-
nessee. from Vera Cruz On The s,h inst, 6.s ar
rived here with :t,C0y IN s2cci..
TIE s!oop Savannah sailed for Pensacola on
The 9Th inst. The krooklYn wes at Vera Cruz,
and til: Saratoga 1T Sacrifices
Ni.an'ou TOOK several pi1ces on the Paci:;c,
On Ills retura to the Capitol. The Liberals ,c--
ca.iuse!1 them.
xlc tspordent Of the \. q. Piicwyuat says
tim: the Presijeu.'s Message, advising til, in
;ersen!ion Of 1hc United States, was we'll re-
calred by the Lib rails.
II Was reported; ti.at the British Minister in.
tee Is ren.:,;n- tic ea.bsssv to Vera C.u:, a,,J
recognizing Ju.rs-.
, 1860-01-12
New fen{trp1u Curs:r3rkcd For.

DrBrorE, Io.a, jar. !o-T,, TINS c; this
city nnnounc.s tha. The cousra-t fnr building
the Ce,iar Falls aud Minnesota Railrosd to the
Slate line. by some Boston parties, were signed
yesterday, and the fuad Is to be completed
from Cedar Falls to Waverly, Bremen county,
ye1r to The s!inncso;a State line, in Mitchell
county, By Il. Isl Of Jaaua1r, 1863, or sooner
should ths Minneapolis and Ced.r Valley load
be completed prior to that 1nse.
, 1860-01-12
EsaliIQd1S,
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CEN

IL IL PENNSYLVANIA CEN
= '".A1 s sS!s xies E2Af5 6orp1E TRACE.
Ths apacs # LIS Eaad i. rav xqa.. to my IN .a.
Thro, Thzo~s=1l Passenger Trims
bstws=n f:1:san-4a ana pa,,ad.lphl,.
=: st!a gtsy1 ,t :: 1I ~ 4.
hS1 fi s;,:a s1n U ci;5: fsa:
y .ny .5tt 4 9.s
shasse IL: se oeaus5sss @ .ssss to 'aeah
.ssus.us Cars attached IL o=sh train. vo,,,rr.
aa ID aaP'F. e -,
da!!y lra1s conn & direct fur Nsw iork Esnx.t M
s rasa esd control s1xaesl
:1 III, t, rEars r. ts.xtsa faiaee;raa snd x.w Ys,x
,hEnsh 1!sss's a ri. savd Gu oth<s of lie sbsvs
E@x rc.. +, "a !; :, =ud VI, vn.4, v,n p,~
stoa1s, n,s e. s.a t4Ss1s*rs ;rsa.atae fies q
ea3s.s - e.. a. outi wv iers. "
oSs 10 h: " IT. T., a'. s,r. ~ & ths r<sl ~ liz
"4ss ~ - of1e. Lev ;. *1n 5s.s IS crrcx4slr
ASK f0t. T1ckATS Dr PlTrsn1.Rc1,
sslvsa:a EA tu1d MAKE. th sthr ot tas f*aa'
Dl'A'1 LINZ AF1 aREar wEsf: Isl EAST AND zee
hs,E1 =" iss .,! g Fl = r,:
sn ~ s;s.is9 IT, 1s93siuss r. rSp ppFsaad
~ @ae "hl'~ rg Astut* or he c. Hlpx:y:
S =: a.. > EE"AET. r!t..su eh:
p:s,e,< z.oc*s H.. u; j. = 1as,,,o, p,.,.,
SS; S'::,i; a,Sisr;*' = &c: Y: / !; Is III @ s
Re-: s:s:s as;ss a e:s:; Ys % i;s:t ca:a. 'as i:
q. .Kity Go. E:a.;.it TO- T., Mcsrs b Lesl..
L.: M .ln n IL iaE II I: I: :sx; 4 s.. shsit;
@ Ill is w., prsshs Asis {: las4s :, dx.r
1Ae GFeafcHs Facilities on.rr.t 6o- .hA
por1ation "f LIVE SF1cK"
a~:ns u : aud privilege, :ores.
Fl;EEG1zTs.
:, 'f anu rh:l i he or.
K:is; HS ,'': r., s t. ls.. :9 y: :. H.. !; 9 &
VIZ sa'.,. /. ~h en- ~ se .1wMart ~ ,s
II vi IT'LL, W. Ms.k 4:s4 kest T~rnc cun,x x
. ' -! ':f' i:se: I'D ltvrtu saa,stv nd
sss. "''' l. i leits III lbs Northwestern
ss1ss:t. ::i shippers In the ,aus-cr.ton o.
is tsn! eoa.p-s: IL. tel, VIII: seun1tsce On
+. H. H. r.. r. II rs r. :r rcs /, The Wet
a'sre T. X K. =; 4 ar :s' a' F4s0a's
j. sa5s ESEl3,,n t. ts r a M VIA r.ssA. H."
fH III: 1:' y aeo>s; y y I'll ss.e.r. paln.eyr.
N.wYis o- a.: A''' = iIssa<. os ~. ). N. st.
i; Lsii u i, = ~, r. y" ;:S;n.s .-t<t tn.
tHos: !: scer!. Co! su;':. A::r "a. ta:e1,y
; GH:Nn TRC&K RAILWAY
SEw Rorrr nEfwE:SS & EE::SAnA; L$t1,sn ~, rus
WESTERN STATES.
Or a-t -: n" ~ <s S,yru; =, it, assn, r. 1lv
I vii i:ru1 III 70 !. c,s = - N sSsn
H.: ye.y 1"w 5s;e.: a1 '4s 'ou'"'
i,t:a G.r11,S: ESr:"a a.ea+Mer,eEt ......r...4:&
, 1860-01-12

WEDNESDAY, Jan. H.? 4. x.-CAro.-
Cloudy, windy, aud thermometer &c degrees
above,
S. Lor1s.-Weather clear; slight snow; 16
above.
MrscAr1SK.-Co3d and clear, Thermometer at
zero.
DrnrQCE.-C1ear; :; thermometer 4 below.
, 1860-01-12

OHing 10 the bad working q; the line last
evening, VIC did not hear of The Lawrence acci-
dent till after II o'clock. No one regrets more
thau that you did not receive it last night.
Had we had the SLIGHTEST lntimasion Of it, the
lines would hare been held open till tue report
was through, md then sent to you all.
Jan. II. (Sigued,) D. Il. CRA1o.
, 1860-01-12

1:os7ns, Jan 1.-THE steamer Ca,ad. sailed
at l.:a p II. f"s L'ysrpcol via ual'fAx, will. 20
passengers f.. tie latter part. She toos 10
srccie I lie iaail from New Ynr:: yi. Sto1,i.,:..
tou failed 1, arrive III tine Tor her.
, 1860-01-12

"A10AANAVs
SEsArE-Nr. Rice presented the credentials
Of Mr. Morton S. Wilkinson, Senator from Nir-
1esota. from the 9Th OF March, 1852, and he IVES
duly sworn.
Sir. lyerson introduced bill 10 amend tie
oct esta bi1sh'nS the Court Of Claims
Nr. Lane introduced bill to incrcase the SAL
aries Of the Judges of the Eastern aud Western.
DIstr cts OF Texas. head mud referred
Ar. Green continued his remarks on Puch's
resolution, conteuding that the territories !Iave
no power to prohibit slavery, and expressing
confidence IN the perpetn'ty Of the Union.
Green, und argued 10 show that his views we're
consistent with the Cincinnati platform and the
Kansas and Aebruska act.
Without concluding. The Senate went into e.
ecntiye session, and adjourned.
AorsE--NT: Scranton, of Pa, said bis con-
stituents had demanded Or him no pledges. and
that ho enjoyed un independent position lie
had ONCE voted for sir. Gmer, not 1hst he
loved Mr. Sherman less, but order mare. and
desired to rescue The House from it's difficulties
": Sherman had explained. satisfactorily to
Linn that he repudiated all sympathy for the ob-
called the attenl iou Of Tie House. to a recent
meeting ia Luzernc county to declare attach
tnent to the Uuion and Constitution. The res
oIutiens adopted, doubtless express the senti-
M. n'stof tie entir. people. .Tacy eoademned IN
strong terms aEEresslcus on the Institutions Of
tIe -Su'A4b AAA atI10Feu lHe cQnuuc& oI 10Y
visa in connection with Browns invasion Of
Virginia.
VI. campbell endorsed thc patriotic senti-
1aeu.s Of tAelesoiutin8s. The time h:ul arrived
wien hc could say for Pennsylvania, without
fear of contradiction anywhere, tilsl size has al
ways been true, aud a1w:ys will lie true TO the
| Constitution nnL laws. His St;lte YVES too great
to be injured. She had population Of I, ,t00, ,otG
--an empire in herself Sh= siss on her noun.
tains with au iron crown cn'her head- She ia
syllable. Of recorded time. She w,!
neighbors. He believed in the equality If the
States. lie repuli4sed the idea that anr par
ticullr 1nau canuct hc lawfully, peaeeAbiy anL
quietly carried into tho Presidential chn;r
Where would treason stow its front? Who
woull commit the ac.: Ictciryv,i the peor!,
would rise in their might to .upne:t the Cons:
tuition and the laws OF the la1.: He had voted
fo1 Mr. Ciluer with great pleasure because r
Giln,er was for the Constitution, urd tic laws
und I'm unlinchin, freud os p1o!-csicn. In re
ply 10 Mr. Eu:trell'a remark, made yesterday
| that the single cotton crop uf Georgia wouIr
purchase a1l the nrms and ammunition ptnnsvl
yansa could ,nakr. ouch Dir. Gartrell nov
| explained tha! he intended 10 s4y. Nj
Campbell proceeded to show that H.,
| production Of Ieunry lylnia. mineral und anri
cultural, 70 ore year II. re- $!D0, 900, eco; whit
tue nctua! Talue Hf The GOTTEN crop Of the Sut:t
was not more than s3t5 goo 09p. or SIS, ,lo Ota
After further debate call Of the :!0use va
made, With view of vu.iDs; for Speaker. Th
fret ballot resulted:
Mh"s nuas: t: toss.......-......--.. ..........ss
I
, 1860-01-12

lSD1ASAPol1s, Jan. 1.-THE Convention mct
at O'Clock.
Mr. Wallace, from the Committee on creden.
tials, reported on contested cases in Spencer, Ii
porte aud Jennings counties, upon which much
discussion ensued- lie Spencer County case
Was settled by an agreement tina! the double
de1egat on cast two votes each aud retain scuts
l.aporte and Jennings decided for Douglas dele
gates.
Adjourned.
The Committee oa Credentials will be ready
to report on the remaining contests in the nor.
ming, whcu the regular business will be pru,
ceeded With.
, 1860-01-12
HOG and Provision Trade.

Ci,l 4.,NAT1.
II tis sests m..k ha;n.c
n,vIsa.!en os: wsre ,'.vg = a; ~ @ e u u,
I'd g Euk from fdl:@6 10 ~tth ta1ss Il ato'n
ts. the s
ent mont-a po.ss ret that racEeTs hf 1tas VII,
Or at .vs sGt ne. wsis m .s T.
thc1c YRS bit lls;le done. ut IT so hrs e.s ~. l,:
;, s,"e sssr ,f s:' a u r siss s
VAT s% SsSs; Fl ss IL: ;;H, NJ
barre. AID lnt4tc fur l:G.-lGazetse. 10th.
.KEokEk.
Eoas-rs sua,er Of 1laes t.usl''cr: upto sa'utaay
nigh. tfnctd!nE u0 now lie rs!is u Patterson tli
ecf9a;n,; 9;s!;,a,. asns istiHFs: filthy r. ,..e-
!5nouaH Co. :.s'n
s' 1;,s's ssa t;nl:;; ,
TosHl. .1a.H'
cieehs1,, la'v Co. al u TT o. liz. lni.'v..
sauE:tsr- TEe to'a unt' ssea IL: r.. + Int ::
on tic Lo.ks. VII tc xaci :HA.-sra:e City, tel.
PEORIA.
NespAT, Ian. aThr scrciIHs &: dressei sve ac.'
IL j. aaeon: os eaT I'D ait 4 I t" E'%g
eoskiEncd u Gn,r Nccla'r- ~t.ro:c uc 1us:stt 81
dressed hrs + a?tr ea' ltsta .t,,a:is: $50, for IL
ST. rA1L. NtNs.
rk ,e.es ~: La Ii as;4cs! ;s rss u: &C.. II
istcins pu-~-- Nc cIrt e. the s.,ler.
. s* y AZ e. ,c, r'h 1
ten tousa IL r. r n have ten purchase! fur packing
ss s s as d; s4:s is s: e. II s.* '?: 4
sood Sas'y IT . s s4 Ind so,n 's as a Quantity
ALBANY. n. y.
Hce.-Ar osser; f'r the ar*t heg.:c J.. ca-ly H.
t,ssa h.. on Ta:u,y md ye'; s.'ess m.s, .s I'll.
ea ,hc1e To- o. sy Is! s: s M
Of IIrGs SC for extra. Til: sa!e* report letc
, 1860-01-12

1Su1ASAPoL1s, Jan. 1.-THE town il full o:
politicians. The Convention TO-DAY will b. tho
lurgcss ever held in the State. The Douglas
men claim tlrce-fnursbs Of tie delegates
2n DEsrATGu.-TEc Convention WIS called to
trail Committee. ]. ]. Bin;:hau, and J. Il, G..
Nelson were selected temporary Secretaries.
open vote for temporary Chuirmar, Hon
Robert Lowry (Douglas) received 1881 votrs,
Samuel Il. Perkins {Adulilistration) 174I.-
Lowry declared elected.
4 motion was then made by John L..
Robinson, nnd seconded ty Gov Willard, Low
~ WIS declared permanent President uuani-
mously.
The Committee 10 rep5rt on contested seats,
to be appointed by the Clair, wus sai*ed by
votc-e5G against 104.
Adjourned till Is o'c.cck.
, 1860-01-12

WEESrbpAI ES1s1a1. Jan. II. 1sS1.
tLoCa-Eec;lPts. .ssshels. Ma.te:qu!et. sasss "efe:
-100 bsls wnerr scz:E ext<a st t1s5 Gel; 7o2 phas
choice Spst'g cx.s en- ,. t11 bis Cook Co. GO 81
ssa 1c; II bills ccloy" sprss extra 1t s&+1 'ea 'o9
ba!s S1.fs$ $su,crn ~ 80. :.
cos. NEal-lo4sns uabolt: q q. t.s ~ o. tack.
N1lL sTUsFs-7 tons choice A!ddluEs "a haEsas ~
o. tracE; etoa4 Storts At sIo.15 On tFaek.
N11EAT-Eccejpta s,443 Iu. Market A@lclowert and
re.ve, Sac. Vc,e:-ls,t0 bu No.e spnG Ut qi}e
In s:ore so hu DO At oc IN sto.e 100 ba DO 1t sc In
store seo bu j cted Sp.lHx a. Sc In stoss; 90 IN Ne
te:ed Winter asssxc In oe; 1000 bu uunspectei sphs
IT a.. : Oh track; l:ao budo at sl,15 on tra.E.
coRS-Rece1pt:. .2.e1l tu. In Gosdtlrnand nad at'
vatcsd hole sa1es were ,uo tn No It cin tto's
4eeo bu e"as 6e4c!n ore 600 hu Do Mic IN 'to'os
mT In do LII delivery week. ellsfs nptian VI er In
a'ui: tu Rejected Il Aciu 10, lu io Ut a's til
ssarE; 1880 bu d. 1t 4sc On track
oAIs-Rteepfs .,1+4 bu. Marks. t,u.. H.es wetet--
200 % No ats In stoye isobax, do Il 3e trask ."a
track; @e bu DO a: 3iHc ntsal
,GIE-Reetlot', t. b. Advanceda ac sa1etwttq;-:qo
ou No Al soci store.
DARLEY-Recelrta, SO Ill., IL good demand atd G,n,.
sAlca we1e :-slelu MOL at eqc ou ,sA<t. a..
! s1Els-Eeeelpt., aoes d. Msrkst nra. :slr4 wsre
t4.so. :.
! H1GHW1sEs- Receipts sd bb1. Msrtc' sill ar4a.
| aaea were:-ltyeas II :lSs.
| .AlcullO1-4:a<sc PC. ,af.
l. DRESSED HGGs-Ncecpis, Ioss. Market ann. Tho
| sateswcsr - fo1nwt:-
Hts' averaging - lps at -
| - - 80 ..s..-.........-..ss.... - y,
| n ....-.-- ....s--.-.s..+. 0ahl
:; IT ts3.as ard lid, dtsidlns IN I'D ~.
~ ~ = - &c, ana s-u. dividing On '69 ana
TO- Iii a st: ''s sse and 50. arts'Ds 1850
lsS 49,. and Isl uvsink on go n
lhoHlsloNsKc4eitts4 ~ 49, rs Get Meats, S4.690 n
Lard Me:s Fors in bct-1 dtm.rd. sa!cs were 800 l
eay'-ckeaas SIS 1:a plea Ham. as Ike: 100
cr:'a shou'deT'as se o,9 pcs nals sheude:. at ~
| LAED-1G0t:t rssms Lcaf a.exc
| TAL1.OW-Qu1et. Sizes were :-1o rkss eoa,snon q
| sHc' Good I" primo nr usn.l = eAx;1Cc.
u1DES-Etcelpse. 10 ss9 b. Market more active Sae
vie ut tho following quaatiors:- Green. C63c Gsce
S4ted. III; kc: Dr. Flint, 13H1isxc.
/ 1CTTEK-MarEet ore 1:ocscd and dull. Flskn 1cG
| 1:c; 1airy. 1sGlic. 49,
roTAIoEs-Gaod sousd Potatoes scarcs and In dcnar
| a:4ir.
loTLTEY-D.c=4:t Ga.cke1e, u .ooa1 20 per loz Tu,
| E.tr.3cTr.
EGGs-lrc.ls Ffss. lac i tcz Lined Egg. lea17kc.
DRIED fErlT-lorsrs rsied Apple. tt nc.
LIVE tToCK-Rtcrirts to-day, l: Gin Cattle AID 5 d
II g. Giving to light +ip.s very little rus jene toIa,
either IN Fl e. o: Cattle Theaalcsto-d3g wee:
, 1860-01-12

MADISON. Jar. 1J.--Tlc L~;;is!aturc convened
at l.: :!- to day. i. T. Lv:'.. E: E;s:inc. VAS
erct.e :; .sas"r Of Assembly. Il. Euvr1uor's
message Ei;i be delivered 10 Etns rcE.
, 1860-01-12

.ALEN-A u CHICAGO UNION
~ :sAtLt..'Ail
Gi.E-,T v"S*rEiN \ Mil f.Di-rr
-. i. AtaA1HEaE.cr.
ta nr tai:e: sa DAY. :.tr.:-:.i, s* :rtas
wis sf'est.3e. Ea::2. Ifo AVS Saa...7 es,r;.rs
?l,si At ii:t' pu III U.ou, To-, F4llep, t+.,-
po:t y ;is1' s'.:: ',aa-tA puaGlus, E.o!,. Jan<.-
ta'u-'" Tor 4ctlsErJ l.: .Ant c;l G.acv. L.:e a.:
s .let:'ta+. ~ -h'sS-".
I ,,.-...
, 1860-01-12

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-


ETrI CE>rrrp At pAIT
'' ROAD: as AA'7
S'S'''' Winter ArraDsemene'."'1s0o
rs {: Cd Ut IT. si3 ssisa D.s i IT, 'a' vii
-, :, -. ls,,.+s~ .. .-o Oss.. ~
~: :: s;aa:ssa j: ) IS ~; s. .Lvsls 4
IN AZ, a. "a a H ~, ~. Msn:a.s " - = 70
-, = ~ is:'.:. i!,;l ~:
14 1p:l esiS s.s4 !: ~: ii. 81 k*, s:I. :.
>. ,.ceaa c.y. aad Stv osleass u a. ps., :s.1i
E~ s,,t;,19.. ,,<z.,.,,n
HYDE rarK Am n w.on1 .a1 1I1 s~xrp.,<s
I::'* ea:' ): t sssss:: %: 1:e'"~'::'a"a*s it's
wE .rTurp a@2 ::
VS.: yonx,S Grt fa...s u esa as,ss1 Ss'esas'f'sHf~
3IIC1IICAV 7,I:@:;S5, - -;,-
iH 1S11a1AA cal thNIteAL AND
,.,h -:n -: x1t..n .sa.ss1.zx1' .l=s,
sa0 sas-Ss* To:x ara rs..oa E.n,r.. .,...,.....,
sanIs 45e 5e':S, sm ~ .p, r., sa.psas:o H.4xe Il
81: aE;l1inn, i:son ~ T., ::sv : \ q .h.
zen ~ 'ias @ At 5:oo AZ. ''S A'''' aud Aoa:'
~ -: a., ,1:ls=y 4:ss fn Nsw issS ias. % Saaas r..
' 'nStf:al.:; az 1enh vile Exp.s<.t.ze<r, Sat.
=: ~ tiudaaa1l It u::0 asu I.r:s-
o-,r ~ ss.!s ~ IN: %4' N'--s
~ In ns s,, .::a ~ o.; sssaa @ pa 1sc Gid m sd
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and New u;,ea1. ~ @'e' Aetni51t, ' s!tssbusE
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the U.ro: co:zsf s,; I'm I:r;a, Ias h';.e hes:'
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, 1860-01-12

I9.s Hufns and Thos4 Barfe4 UHdfr The,
E0HsHMfH bH Ffrss
, 1860-01-12

Arrival uf California S;canfcr-
New 1uEa, Ia:,. 1l.-litc Steamship Scr:!i
Star, with t.c Ca;if;21i n,i;s at IT,. =';i uIt.,
arrived this evening. News anticipated.
, 1860-01-12

c1Fn We viii Eat probably eat ovc1 st.R1 hcae-ss esen
that n1rnses /. ac3ed.
LOUISVILLE.
rxoy,.px. rounq lots Of 1ess Pork azorn'irs
to t*t vrrs srpor.ed cay in the wcek ri s:; after
wh TIE akut reilreea iato conp:c+c qais' unit,
yesterday shcu Of uavixsti: af"tdcd IA Iii
t.. ntd ts hs eiG1k TIE mark tcofes very qnics
d: iulx nntec sne kac Of oJ'It. III she enry
quoc >, " xs3c. TIec liza Geen nothing dune Bus
Shoulder aMd We qoo:e thsn u SaShc n,s2n l. ye.
a about ca.ka = Sc fo ahou de1. PKG III
In e., '.v. been sippe1 oFaes It 1tAe End frw
. aud tttee< ii 1oAc lur prime house. The iaer
j. ucs.ta Lii te1A et l0x xe.-lJ -urna 10th.
, 1860-01-12

Br TK1xe:Ara.1 NosErxAI- Jan. II.
Fura-s.eed5, Sales Of few lund rcd lbl+ good tpps
G.s.da Ne .sap. =; a oict = whsss e. '1es asc see
i;r.1H-NoShirE dpInE.
, 1860-01-12

Dr Trttos4rn.1 INV 1lrE, Jan. II.
PxEr cArr.r-nten"A q tr;fe en- conmen qualities.
pdm. ts9EG 10; Pile ~ 1cGalIH. Eece1Hs. ss51,
q r. aPd !ss: .Sus Ut hsasF; quality
Swxr-Ilrli 'Rec ,!r*s s,pc1. sale, YhG'E, Sresa.
DIc4ssd IL s% 6HY6xc Wess11n CxG'cf cfL1eny.
, 1860-01-12

CHICAGO MIL1-EUltEISHlNG 6
~ DEPOT.
, 1860-01-12

kltLEp.
Maurice Dulwcr, Rochester, \. u; Jchn
Dearborn, Of Lowell; Mary Mcdonald, Bridget
Ryan, Mary Sullivan, Michael O'Drieu, Elen
Colbusn, Barnard 1lallideld, Hannah Shaw, Ellen
Roam, Ellen Sullivan, Margaret Shelton, Bridget
Daushcrty. Jeremiah Carr, Mrs, Auna a1ulraur,
Joanna Cronau, Bridget Lou@hey, Mary Ha.
ward, lafayette Branch, ovcrscer, Thos. n.
Watson aad Johanna Harley, all o: Lawrence
WOUNDED.
Among the wounded arc: Eliza Dorr, fatally;
Bridget bradley, fatally; Kate Harybee, ! Ger.
man, thigh fractured; Geo. CaEcalfe7, Hcary
Cali, a2l Margaret Hamilton. all fatally
wounded; DIP. Harrou, cecelia Sterens, Mary
and Margaret S:aycn, Mary Kennedy, Hanuah
Hennessy, Ellen Iahour, Mary Cook, Robert
Hayes, Ira d. Lock, Mary A. Coleman, Sarah
DOYLE John and Elizabeth Ward, mud Thomas
Conner.
Three persons are known 10 l,avc tsen liter
afly roasted alive.
Elm Dorr has since died AID others ere d.
ing.
The f-e is subdued. Only t~" bodies have
been taken ont since tic onlAsFutioa. Ccro-
her Lamb commences FIJI iulnt:t :u-dav. The
building WAS uninsured.
sEcaNu DISPATCH.
1p.x-Ne:,avo very little additional in regard
to the dreadful catastrophe. 4 large portion Of
tic killed are yonn~ girls, many Of them being
main supports Of their parents.
The fire was confined to the ruins Of the Pc,a-
berton Mills.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-23

The BURNT D1srR1or.-Preparations are
being made for rebuilding on several of the
lots made vacant by the late fire, and as
they are within the limits of the fire ordi-
nance, the buildings must be constructed of
stone or brick.
Mr.. Bert Muller has already commenced
excavating for the construction of build
ing to take the place of the Wild Hunt
er's Saloon" which will be pushed to
completion as rapidly as possible.
Mr.. Langley is also making preparations
for the immediate construction of stable
on the ground occupied by the old one.
We understand that Hon. II. II. cF,iblex
intends, in the course of the su.omer. to mi
up handsome block Oh the corner O
jackson and Third streets.
1t is also stated th.sat the owners of th,
property on tie south side of Third, corne
OF hoee..d street, intend to erect a blocl
this. season.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-23

THE BooTH CAsE.-Congressman Cox
writes to the Ohio Statesman that the Pres.
ldent is determined to go and do something
II the Wisconsin courts again attempt to
interfere with the prosecution of BOOTH :
The President is determined, as be told
me, to make the BooTH case in Wisconsin
a test OF the power of the Federal Govern
ment to carry out the Fugitive Slave Law
l see BooTH is arrested again, We will see
if the Wisconsin Supreme Court will try
the ha6eas corpus on him again. If they do
and the State tries its ~ ct armis, you will
see the issue of force made, in way to
settle higher lavish in one of its meanest
localities.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-23

RAMSEY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
An adjourned meeting of this Society was
held at the Office of Masterson & Simons, in
St. Paul, on Saturday afternoon, March
18th, at which the organization of the So
ciety was perfected by the election Of the
following officers;
President-Henry acker
we ,'0''ue -ss-Capt. Bennett and W. G.
Hendricks,on. w. "
oecretary-H. F. Masterson.
Treasurer-John s. Prince,
Executive Committee-Wm. L, Ames. Alex.
ander Buchanan, Chas. D. Field, W. L. Wilson,
J. W. Selby, and the President and Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Fowler, it was resolved
that this Society hold a fair at st. Paul
this season, provided that the fair of the
State Society is not held at the same time.
BY the Constitution of this Society any
person may become member by paying
one dollar into its treasury.
All who feel anxious to promote agricul-
tural science and progress, are cordially in
vited to become members.
II. F. MASTERSON, Sec'y.