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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
second District.

The RsrubLor. ct che Serond Congregational
nistIlgt stu mest tn 1Hastrfiau, at Autuin,
TttuAN. NAN 4ih. lstn. 81 10 o'ciosk 4. N.
G,f ths pufrs-e &C .sissttrg tvo ts'sUstss o. ths
Naitoasi gspui.irsn Conssatioa shlCh Ussts 1T
Chicago. NJ, i6,h. Zoe ihc Tu,poss IL nouas,t.
iug EspstliJan candidates &C. Pre- iirHi as,i ,Ce
irssiisnt.
Lvrr, togn ani plantation sill D. rniillci o.
onr tsEsair &c even hHy yoirs thrown iof ihr
Rspubhcsu ran.iiiate Sc tioystuar in 1859.
~. a.. Russ.
WILLIAM KlLROURNE. District
BENJAMIN FURNISH. fConlmittee.
J. ". FAIRBANKS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
John J. TERRY. Editor

Term. One Dollsrssd Fihy cepis rsr y.sT
Is ApyaSeE; Tao Donars n The cod 81 the
yea. b,
CtrnrtxG. Toaecommoiste serb asarr MI.
Sag 90 aid IN eNieuding the eifcrh',on Of = hone
paper. where the msasy accompanies che s'ds''
Ne vii ssni
10 Copie.. fof one wear, zoe SEQ
% :. 500
Us. Y. Mus, Ne ScolLy'. huiliius,
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,stii.cmsui. iaT this Pspst, NJ The sane ra's' -
Snired ~ 10.
rs. n. PtrrtSetII 4 Co.. 10 State -.
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Ruihofi1rd s.ents &c prsraring ssosc' 'l''"ns s"i
lorw arliaT Advertisements.
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do fsoaa The date ofthe 6fst ,sssr,'uu.
~ Camnaa,ratiaas shaald d dtvrC'ed o.
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I.ook aud job Printing
RoMPTlY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Tux 0IrGHArED BIrTTRs. are recommsu.
dsdby Physician. in their practice. 4 Dis.
tingui'hed clergyman, who had taken .I
bottles, by direction Of his Physician. write,
that they have cured him Of Dyspepsia, Of
twenty-five years standing Try thi, rene.
dy. Dy-pePtiesl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Mr.. John Miller. Postmaster Of Phllad,l.
phia, who received from tho bank Of Penn.
'ylv'nia, $4,000 for services In sellip,
their building to the government, Tor /.
pos, Ofhce, has been compelled to di.gors,
that amount, and interest. The prc.i ding
Judge held tina, no had no right to rcsis'o
IL nor the Pre'iden, Of the bank to pay il.
consequently i, belonged To the bank.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

The Texas Democratic Convention, was n
very select body. A man who voted for
Fremont in 1856 was expelled. They did
not want so new a convert. A member
called Douglas and his interest, the .apper'
and miners Of the Republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

4 dispatch from Norfalk cay, tic groA.
Dismal Swamp i on Ere. n this j. true.
the young lady uo ha, hitherto been Accu..
toned to paddle her lish, canoe "by the
light Of freely lamp" will have an in.
proved method Of illumination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

THr Why nrT. ofall the preparation,
introduced to the public, the best remedy
for eorn', bunion., cuts. bruises. burns,
woand', SORES. soald', ehapPed hands, cry
'iPelas, 'ali rheun, etc, Is RSdding'. Rus
'ia SAl'c. Sold everywhere, 2j elsa boz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

NEw PArTR. Bro. forbe, has Issued the
Prospectus Of a new paper to be devoted eI-
olu.iyely to the interests Of the Sons Of
Temperance. ia liberal response is made
the fret number will be issued on Saturday
Terms 81 year. In clubs Of 20. IS cents,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

The fund. necessary TO prepare tho Grea.
Eastern Tor sea. have been raised and |, Is
now stated tia. she will accompany the
squadron. tina, will e.eort the Prince OF
Wales. on his visit to Canada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

The friends Of Mr.. Sanborn, have pressn.
ted his sister siI.barrel revolver as q testi.
monial for tho courage displayed. when
the attempt wss made to kidnap Mr.. s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

A despatch from Woodstock. n. D..
states that the whole business portion Of
the town was burned Monday night. AbOu,
one hundred buildings wero destroyed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

CiSirs VI. Clay S,rE. A letter from
Mr. Clay. dated April 10. ays "Osr
troubles with the COMMITTEES are. wo trust
ended forever. We are left to the snjoy.
men, Of our constitutional rights.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

THr Dowy EASTER. & paper about to 30
established at Houlion. by Jos. ID. Hall will
be Republican in politics. Tho Democrat
10 edited by Madigan, and 10 can't. Cary"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

A safe belonging TO Adams & Co.'S. EI-
press, was stolen from the train, on the
passage from New York TO Boston, Mon.
day. I, contained about $4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

In Connecticut, notwithstanding the ma
joriiy is cut down from 1900 to COO. the
Republicans cas-, 5000 more votes than a.
any previous election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

The extra enclosed in this prs.cn. number
will inform our readers what has been done
at Augusta, tho past winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Hon. r. ID. Rice has been summoned
from Charleston, on account Of the death Of
bis father.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

The city OF New York has the create"
mortality ofany city in the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

The statue Of Henry Clay at Richmond.
Va, was iuaugura,ed on Thursday last,
The ceremonies were very imposing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Aroo.tOOk County sends Hon. Washing
ton Long to Chicago. as = delegate to lL'
Republican National Convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Trrms.-ops Dollsrssa Fihy cepis rsr y.s'
IS ApvaScIs Two Dollars II the cod III the
, 1860-01-04

fss' ia w'asi ss': i:s aS,a d. ass
Spring ...2sc.Uls ns1iey, bu.........-...la,6. ,6.6
The receipts Of Hogs, lire and dressed, since
Saturday were 1885. The market for Dressed
was more active, and shade firmer, with snles
at s5.oo@5.9o. Live Hogs were quiet, with sales
at s4 45@4s5 gross-the receipts being uuusu-
ally light
Tie Provision market continues quiet, and
the transactions we're limited to eales of 100
bbls city Mess Pork at S1475;, 200 bbls light
Mess at Sl4 90; 1000 Sides from Salt at Tic
packed, aqd 5000 Shoulders at 5.c packed. Lard
quiet and nominal at alc
The Flour market WIS firm and more active,
With sales Of about 5000 bbls at q s5@4s0 for
fair to choice Spring extras, ind $4.l0 fer
Spring Supcrtinc. The Wheat market was
steady aud more active, with sales Of No. 9
Spring in store ut .e4t@s5c, and on track at
9G@97c. Corn in better request and firmer--
sales beng made principally on track at 4G@ @47c.
Oats Inactive. Rye in good request at 75c. Bar
ley quiet but firm.
pE1cxs or pnoprcE r. NEW loRK FOE ForR
| IE4ns.-A table prepared for tue Journal Of
/ Commerce., showing the wholesale prices Of the
leading articles Of merchandise at the close Of
the year, for four years pnst, shows that not
withstapding the increased supply Of gold prices
| generally hare tended downward. As speci-
men we copy from the tables few of the lead
, 1860-01-04

TuE E STOCKHOLDERS OF
l. the Bt.tlth American M!nInE Company are 1rl,y
ne,ed that Vt ms!nS ot Tho Director: held Or The 1st
Company called payable the office OF the relsustr
on Of before tie 1st day Of Ja1uarT neIt-
Il. Il. HOW, Secretary and Treasurer,
Nm o.htnrfan xt,set
, 1860-01-04

0N NE STATIONARY EIGHT
~ 11"rse Power ste,m Engine and Eocr. Also lot
Of small unfinished EnkLe. Rollers for lt cheap Ap
plyfo SHACkFUnD HOW 4 Co,
1eeeI9w slc south Water stieet.
THO COOPRRS AND MILLERS.
l. c.5eDtg1 Of we'll t-saored CUT STATES with
Healing to match. A superior artc.e for sale bY
uf9b.ol In JONES. tIIAFlN Il CO.. Niles. Mich.
, 1860-01-04

WAsH1xorox, jan. 3.-The n y. 7ri1ane's
correspondence states that Mirau,ons formal
protest against McLane' s tEea,y with Juarez will
bc presented to Sir. Cass by Miramon's repre-
sentative in this city. Further intelligence
from Mexico announces that Miramon has pro-
iccsed another movement against Tcra Cruz.
The treaty will be pressed On the ground that
unless wa Interfere, England and France vii,
10 our exclusion.
1t is suid that the Judgcship Of tue Court Of
Claims, made vacant BY the death Of Judge
Black, will 10 given to Mr. Hughes, Of Indians,
Il Lccompton member Of the last House.
, 1860-01-04

Of good address, long experience In the bsness,
nnd sst tlaes ale l. anxious TO make x1ke
scLt grod house. EnexceptiIn lefer<lc.s
efyeD AGtsefS FOR leTt H. O. deH3bH1AEt
, 1860-01-04

New uAv1S, Jan. 3.-The store Of G. r. vii.
son. Plymouth, was. burned OIL Sunday morn
Ing. There was insurance On the building and
contents for q 800.
Nxw Yonk, Jan. "a tirc broke out this
morning ip The tet5aut house oo3 Division street,
occupied BIZ scren jewish families. Six persons
we're burned to deatl,-Marcas Sathnusou aud
two children, Emily Burns, a child, Lewis Stro-
plcr, u child aged four mid half years, and a
woman BY the name Of Mary DnyeE. Tie sur
yirora lost ncarly all thcy had.
AsurApuLA, 0H1o, Jan. 3.-the dwelling house
Of Reuben Tower WAS consumed by IRE this
morning, Nothing Saved. Loss 81 900 to $l,-
GEn.
, 1860-01-04

ST. Lorls, Dec. c-The Overland Mail with
San Francisco dates to December 12th urrised
this +. ii.
i. C. Peachy, lccompton Democrat was
elected TO the state Senate from San francisco.
A good deal Of speculation was indu'ged in
concerning the election Of u. S. Senutor. No
election would probably take place during this
session Of the Legislature.
Mining Claims in Carson Wiley had largely
advanced in consequence Of the richness Of new
discoveries.
Shiaments Of gold from Victoria during Sep
tcnbcr, October and November amounted TO
100000.
Tie weather at Saa Francisco WIS Guc, and
business dull, and prices heavy.
, 1860-01-04

New ToRk, Jan. 3.-The annual report Of tue
State Comptroller s,atcs the follosing facts:
State Indebtedness in round numbers, including
The Canal debt, So. 1851, 300. Canal revenue
nearly 81 l,seo, 900; expenses, neasly &sss,ooo.
Real estaia rauation, IL .o9s, ,C6s, 600; personsl
ditto, SSl5, 900. Total taxation OF the
year, sic, ,ss3,o0o. Deficiency in general fund,
$4,000. Balance in treasury. upwards Of
&G5o,vo0. Estimated revenue Of current year,
upwards Of e., ,994 900; estimated expenses Of
ditto, e, SIS 900.
, 1860-01-04
penusylynnIa Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 3.-The Opposition
caucus has re-nomipated Mr. Lawrence for
Hpeaker of tho uouse, aud nominated MIR.
Branch, Of Carbon, for CLERK.
The Senate CAUCUS nominated MF. Francis F.
yennnso for Speaker, and Russell Erritt for
CLERK.
+. The House organizes this moEning..and the
Senate this +. Ii.
LA7En.-Francis +. Tenango. was elected
81 the pittsbnrg Erening da:t1t<, chief clerk.
, 1860-01-04

Bosrox, Jan. 1.-The Inauguration Of the new
muncipal government took place t<.day. Mayor
L;ncoin's addreas exhibits tile present and pros
pectiye condi lou Of the city as highly eucour-
acing. Otis Clapp was elected Chairman ofthe
Donrd Of Aldermen aud J. Putnam Bradlce re-
elected President Of the Council.
The Grand inry have indicted Isaac F. Shep-
nard f9r embezziing the funds Of the Hanoyer
Street Bank. The charges against lin for
forrery are to be thrown out.
, 1860-01-04

GPECIAL FREIGHT NOTICE.
~ Ian pte2ared to t.ke FIR lit for New York AID
liver In quick time anv her line. Marx Packages
VALENTINE EXrRESS.'
And derer 10 Michigan Southern Freight Depot corner OF
Twelfth and Clark cts. For Rats Coutacs Ic ap-
ply to F. 4. CHAPMAN AKenL
fe1a h910 In 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-01-04

II E J O n e S LA MP )"
l. Manufactured in every variety and *sy1c, and
sold vt greatly reduced prices by TAku ELL WiMAS.
s. Central strut, Unn, tSucc,sfo to F. Jones& Co)
light and consuncs les. oil. than INV ohcr kcroscne"
Cnst Oil 1fnruer manufactured. tcsfnsht-5H1
, 1860-01-04
DETROIT.


IT Tx11e4arnl Nxx roxx, Jan.1
F11rn.-A shad. 11nsr. Sales no Lhls as.95axso
for SUPER stafc t+0G 70 for exr s'4e; 4s.5sp for
sapts w.s, m: u **z5t9 fc1 e.mmon 70 tood weerp,
,ne.s xed at t:6:6. Rye our in fair 'eques. At g.
lAAa.
nrA4ve,y qnet and ve.y f'ua With desire to eel
any nateri t1.cnt It tt pceF Rye *cnrce and
held lr n 9sI9r. Ka,lry st3Tc. .atn and
kti frner Sales Go IL s:tsAc 70. new sc for Old
yellow. LAP quiet <sk8:7. STATE. western and "a
uad IN.
WHrskx-ycsr duiet At 2@Hc. .....
rkoy 1uxB-rnk gu ct an unch1nErd- Sales SIS hbls
a4lBI. lor ncs4; u e. fnf prime tt6e5 for se:u
pr mrs DccY dui! AMI rne.n I'd st@ 5o Prime:
e19 "A fnr re}sckrf mt*s; $1Oi for e1tra zes. Beef
lans quilt sal<s c3 bbls western y sita4 Prime
hter qnlet .t tl:@9 CT Heas. ht,a fos sh"uhte's
hlls 1o':@1 Int :, :se :y =. 1ialssfas oio;l6
GrocEx1Es- vez1 nEm and He. AolAsscs n1na:
0tl1,s Is.
changed.
ocxs-At s*co-d Board, prices again lower and .hs
dua. Is cont'nrcd" Rock 1sland en- ana.a 1efx Mich
40. ~. Mich Cen So, utCen bs, Heading AH. Cen
81 son e1dss.. Mill Sou stnit. tond Is.
, 1860-01-04

New Iopx, Jan. 3.-This forenoon, at the
opening of tbs Courts, tue Hon. Jas. J. Roose-
Of oitice as prescribed by the Constitution OF
the United States, Is District Attorney for the
Southern District OF New York
Mayor Wood took possession, this forenoon,
of his old quarters ut tue City Hall, and com
mencod business bv dismissing atl the attaches
Of the Mayors Office, except three. His Mes
tue powers and departments Of the City Gov-
ernment, its aim being to show that the Muyor
should not be held responsible for anything,
iussmuch Us the various branches Of The GOV
crn,nent are almost MI independent Of his
,,1horItr
, 1860-01-04

O1lCE.-lhe arrangement by
Of SMITH. DEWE. d KELLOGG has uo* term mated.
All Iebtednc-8 for service. o bun nkt sci
tief ot, with F. 81. Dewey myself. T.. S. SMITH.
t.hlcago. Dec .ed. $50. Gesh11w
, 1860-01-04

New Youx, Jan. 3.--Geu. La,nar. late minis-
tar to Nicaragua, died In Texas, Dec. 18th.
Hon. Samuel Tracy, Treasurer Of u S., died
In Csseyvi!ie, Dec. s2d- 81.
Bostou. wis burned on Sunday. Loss $15, 900
10 9ao. .oO0s Insured fer $4,000.
, 1860-01-04

New Tonx. Jan. 3.-The Captain Of the ; yacht
from Teuneriae. In hisprotest to the american
Consul ut Tenneriffe, he swo:e he sailed from
Savannah for Smyrna with q crew Of thirteen
suea and two female passengers; that his cargo
consisted Of silks in bales aud <27 900, and that
his ressel was piratical!y run away NTH by his
1fHte.
, 1860-01-04

The money masle: opens quietly With less
business than might hare been anticipated.
From tue general dullness manifested Oh all
sides, it is 10 be supposed that payments of TO-
morrow lIan. Ath) arc all provided for. To-day
exchange is he!d firmly at II; but We observe
some symptoms Of weakness.
Gold per Ct, but the rates are nomiral and
the demand light.
Transactions outside Of bnnk arc too few to
merit quotations.
, 1860-01-04
Daily Review Chicago Market.

Tyz:DA4 Eyxs1so jan. =, 1860.
FLoUR-Fcce.pss :,sn urls. Market frn1 and ms1c
active. Sales $50 b.ls choice Spring Extra At *30
DEL: lGo bis Seventh Street" {Dubuque) al ss7s
track Ito btls nth Star do and Gu urls good Spring
Extra 1t .i73 DEL; 400 brls "scne" Spring Exua At
+47a dc ~ bris do at at del. no br's Island City
10 ut tiE5 DEL; 1e0 btls Spring Super ct aAl5 del
MIL. STCFFS-3j5 toua Midi ngs 1t tl6 on track.
WHEAT-Rscslpta. 1@,4s. bushe =. NnSet s!ca1y
and cvc. sa:es Ill Coo bn No. Spring In
lots ct Sc In st:re 700 bu d. IN store 10 bu do
at sc. In stoFe; 1900 bu do at SIC on track.
CoNN-ncct1r.s 1854 hu. M4rts. t1n. sases were:
1coo bu No. ut II. tIack; do at 4ec tack
80 bn do at on.tzek So bu Ear at Axe track
OATS-Recrlpts 1910 tu. Market inactive aad lrm-
UuycE Offering Sc t1acR-hsaless askng 5sHe.
KrE--Kcecipts l,ao tu. Market ft1n, with 1rm &C.
and for speculation and disrc1ea. Sales were:co bu
No. at &c in sto;e.
BAELEF-Ec:e1pts s.4 ba. Ma.ket qulet and firm
Sales were $40 bu No. nj CO. on t1ack.
HlGHWlSE5 in good demand md nsn. Sales wess
l75 tbls At 2lc mostly for shipment.
ALCONOL-4I@4jc e gal.
IIsuyIS1ONS-Ma,kct quct- Sales wtre:-1oo bills
Mss, Posk II $15: 80 ba Light Mess 1t si4Io; 1000
,ea bulk sdcs 1t packed SEQ, Ecs Dulk thou'te,s
3xc packed.
LARD-NomInalG 1t sxc,
Ih08s-Greeu County, 5k8tc; Gre.n Sated, 6t25s:
Dry Flut 1aalake.
DRESSED u0Gs-fscripts, 1,Sll. Aaskct mose aetise
anl slalc 1.nes. sates were:
I. % ~ ~ \ y y " - :::::::::::::::::::::::.ss s;S - -
Il: at t;eo, Is ind i; disdi9e On lSo and 20 T..
IL 49,; IN; ss s.'o aad I'd ai''sias % Is is5'
40 1t a3.s 5sa and t..5 dividing 1850 aod
S81 :. at e3A b.a5 ui.i b.75, .istk Oh 1a0aunau
.6 ;. aI sja' ans as. dsili.g On 100 n..
SEEDs-a0 baa ; Glover seed At e460.
FoULTKY-Dul1. Dressed Chickens sl.c0&l.2s Per
dog; Dressed Tu,key1 o&7cfc.
EGGS-lGc = dozen.
BETrEK-D4ty, 14G16:; F11kin. 1iGlsc.
FUfATuES-ln fd- request II 4t4s5c.
Observation-Disclosures ut Shermans to-day wsse tcars
hogs CATS eat.ls. The market tpay quiet and
TRANSACTIONS wcse limited. rhcss .cre Without change
The sales to.day were:
, 1860-01-04

C1sc1sSA11, Jan. s.--At the election held in
Tho 5th ward in this city for delegates to the
Columbus Convention for the election of dele
uates to Charleston, the Postmaster candidate
srse elected by 90 msiority.
, 1860-01-04

Loc4xsronr, Ind, Jan. s:-The Toledo, Lo-
eansport and Burlington Railroad Company
will commence running two daily trains to Bur.
lington, on Monday, January 9th.
, 1860-01-04
1)ENESYLTAEIA CENTRAL

Tha ,.se.ttr cF th.s t Is row e1ual Ia any IL he
C5ra:TT,
wHHEE THRpEEH PASSENGER TRAINS
n!r.IEr. ut:r.rsfr:i,.i, NJ, f.,;,I nt., t.Its
NJ - ~ . -. IL. i ~
~ ls.1es - - -. ~ Il 49, ,.n ~. " :" i.;n,F.
tht"u A.Ats 4'.1n au N"te" ~.
"a ID ~ ~ 81 ~, sn e e. E., ss .r
t4pr s.an 14ss Lays III asIss 10 fL-acspi:a sth'
cut charge u t'r- o. I. n:htf. r.
siicshx Ca.* are attached !" saSa "ort:uh :
SiefrtnT Ut 70 taftsS. 5Sa =, 80 >,
rtnst st An'i fas. L.e~ S<caiSs eksesto. 4H'Ss
ta!ir tra'ns eoEE-st srst RI SeT lsS E3iFe=' -ad
, 1860-01-04

n l. ATC FOR DIS l. + 4 D
u1na mon Il: nrensss lais;y burnet over Id il nov
rscefsinx full stock OF
LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD.
Shot, White Lead.
He'd lead, and
LythnFGe.
Ct which ht respectfully Boex the oIcs Of his tien1s
ard eu.toncers II htIetofofe.
Z. #. BLATCHFDRp.
Conner Of Clinton and Frltoa1treets, NeE SIDE.
, 1860-01-04

Dcfalcation Of tho State Treasurer Of
NAfAes
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 3.-B. D. Peck, State
Treasurer, il a defaultcr, aud the Governor and
Councll hnve notified the bank having deposits
of State money to pay no checks drawn by him.
The State is secured By his bondsmen, and he
has made ever his property as security.
, 1860-01-04
RAILROADS..

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON IL
~ QUINCY RAILROAD
PASSENGER Trans nave a1iys 4: Chicago - fpllo~.:
m sss ssSss ~ 81: asundas cz<et arx@A ana pm.
Nenots aseomolsn leave. lis pm. Sundays e1ested
E1pt,s TT IT. In a s.sIyy. sa:sy,*s
An. Acn.a, Axe ,p'sd. :.
December ''h, $50. - ~ q 1'''osD T. oeae'a' so't.
R,AACtI5NSnEsn tI Snsn AND MISSISSIPPI
- s,si Tas*, Ssy t, viii run =.
LEAVE RACINE.
Fl T. .ss sss y
so''a-a'''Tfst IRHvE EE'sfes5t fKEffoKffr + ;i!fr
Ats::s ~, on a.1.a: q 'fona puaeth and eou
:ns ~ ~,n M;, ,.atn. On ,he -.aEss nd
Az; I::S4:,s;ls. f. Ii ssssiSs,'sa ;s;s .,i !;sie
KaissG !sSa9 aSf q Chicago ills
Flsx41 torwael 10 vi ps:ns "a Il d. a. .t..t,,, u,v.~
= 10" as BY LAY other fouss ast viii ID auekss+
THOMSON, Gen, u ukDnErr HAEe.s. s.e*.
P1TlsBURGH, FORT WAYNE
Now - = I'LL, SMisafo ~ ., KAIlEoAD:
To Nv is;@ 81 ;;:g + is,s kAunoA,
s'Fs1 tsxa, r. ne,x e. 4, ~:asssa
/ ICY. AtW 3ur~. ~ Asa"Slassu2r AaGW
AytStaAss by taxin: III rcr, ....-
uasssxs ehttt, Ias.S, ;h,ae =, ne additional co,..
!iacn 1ease the tteptt cnrnes or r,,,, ,-, g. px.
strrtts* West >tr AZ fuIi,w. Saoa AL Van BnSan
80 =. -tofntnK E4rsssA iav tSuna,r. sr-.,,.a .
a,.:!s :!-s :; Exsses. aa!;y S-;uIsy. <.c.e:%'
H.ssoa. .nd Iii Haa St.K,a Ssw So;t ssI
sa a1a ID S',s Ss Sos ID Fl VI Ne"
| snd Virginia, " 4seA~s ""a 1us1aef tswasuf Ohio
The aou.e train. Connect At =,
Az. 70 spt'pssc C1ha1a layton anI Ciurns1
'' ans y Lima for Lavun ant t'!ncnro,s .Fr.s
p.ssa!s5: asE 49, a. Ivy as ANY OTHER EUr rE
mud ssres.ae pAs.n5 tbnurh ,,.nx 1T " t scn peasn
1nsst asies !n tke rntd Sa:rs 1 - 'aa t@ees* 1aA
ttssaErFs arriving II t,lh-Iyo an a,.. ~ 81. -.,
a,i cDnysv % %a-ests ;: ~ dstl. u rtee:ye checks
T:ses,s a5s ssr eeprF ss.." s.s:,:air
Hsst Ind ~ X. = ai .he 1ckst udi. IN ihs
NM, t., ,stH!srt rsI:e Tho Keyc1r llnuss. " u IL,
CA.clxo. 1sA " ]AA ALL saa bcEen sEeets
X l~ssasa.as: 70 ask 70: tcAets by rctt Waxne
r.s IT EE;F. AF!sltk, TieEtt aSens.
~ Hor,ra@ ~ ~ MEsstS. fse4xl.t agent, CEe-.v.
, 1860-01-04

Gun ca {tt:.9:;. Z 2; t:,i,Ay,1. t9M a AND
IA ar,l a.:cr MONDAY Fus- 18th, 112. until further
notice, t:s.Es will rca fu..uws:
TRANS TESNA1.D. TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAtE 17A5a- NAIL 1RaS~.
Leave fixrsy. An,. Le.vr aear In ,t.. u
Le...s t!'.suu.. .Ae5 PEI. t.rve -:tl :t":
As.. e.. Cee.- E.T~ A:i;ycat t'hc'er.. ID pa
IT,. .e.1s r1 ..GMT TEAM.
s1shr 1aA;$. i.e1veEe:.sr +: :s'e. =. -
L,4vt tt;ta3o..-.-2nctm. I.:svca ;rt 49,. .";,s.
Lea-e a:"1..... seu. ILL. Alive !: Chea.o..- J,a a
Arrive u ''e!1s Zap
CunnsIl:aE will Ill TLfure' Tss.ns for chicago ar tie
Ea>s.
At Dewitt. v::ht:a :es scr lAr-r:er.ar N-'.uks'a.
1t saakrs tta. wi tate- ltr Lrr'''.c.
4: t'a:.a tiros. with rtsx<. fur I ttcE.
At l!-ia,u with stax xs iur .ln4Tssa. ... 49,.
TIA, ~. Wav*r,y. ta:s-. u. ,:.r',' =
r:cla. E.4u..l, VIA, L. !2: Ir.: 49, va
te44:. .'.w:,,n |, ,,:n .!-+. al" 4ru..f t;:Et-.
" til }t,cA lawx On .Iar !;.t.F l.: 1t a.:
NA.-Ti.r9. ,
I'll -h,.tr-t er~.,~<: and ~y,r "'ar' IT,
twtv., tl.-ago aid entail h.e- 1t an; ny i"h t,~
fr.ru t. ,a:u t.ih. N---::: 49, in.i .c.tt!y
lE.1 TIC f.trs.r y: ft':s1-
Tickets ur -aIr .kr Wr.s s.7cst lei tIiea-c IL:
erAs ,xsn' wler !: tie t,3s: /. fai I, reri7.
al e ...s III: liz .4af.. ali < .srs so
". SMITH. E:.E. aai s1p:
IT ~ .n,fT Fri trrt- IL ~ ~"
, 1860-01-04

ST. LOUIS.
he yaus o. .as pork and ether bog products r.. he'd
been ,es th te.son. Al aeiive ira viii soon cena.
~ order. ate here, aud pork merchants
s* =? sss S.f "
uray eye.ipE mated At !t9ls s29rt Of a9, head
which j. tit average Il ttc prizes paid hrse seac' ssio
e. 20; 4l1 .st ts = t &s riak; = L ~ t9
1uFni.ed he means 10 scf 1t c,auy pon.s IL irno
some head n lew psoe " Ibooe aud q, MANY
IL bed il!..ss aeto nofs aai ~ Is pr eea %!d
:9aa1 @ssh 1 II 81, : & fs9 70
~ 1st out 'q H. H. sncF fer pork al0as BY s. Lofts
WESTON. no.
Kcd this yeAr l.. head Of hogs against 4o1!ast ye7
rEolsh. ILL.
The nu.her n hogs stAu hter1d at this ,;Is viii aot ex
ecA:s,01 head, A-Aln.s IS! u Last Sea1.
ALTON. ILL.
The nunhrr Of ho-s reported Killed Ibis Is put
down II i, 00. lat yc.t il wAs sa,t0V.
!; LsXIFjTON, 10.
Packed this between 5000 and 1905 Load hoE1. Lat
DECATUR. ILL.
The number sf hogs ked At this posn. VT. fall sbn, Of
Last yea u IN 'ls bsencs Of full n s Unable 10
give the tgu.es.
About % hck' sauch,ered At this point acanst
57txv head Ias1 sea .on.
KElTsBURGu.
soseohoss have heea killed here Tia yca. ass.nst
head last Year.
DETROIT.
Dsrss1r Ho1..--Market clo:e% doEer shau week ago.
but The cnAlGe not vary IaAked Exir4 heavy Aait
about the mid lie Of the VI ek At but at the close &s
y the nuAc d&nre lots aserax!ne :o command es7a For
tn. rntr VI VIC Ghts 3a&tetN L faIr quntAucr
shippers out II the and packes lt
trci pascha f.. amount o1Enk Father sha
deEand, aad rrtcts hare :ownw-zd loo8.-Tipune, 3D.
LOUISVILLE.
There nohn< Of import cone in the provision
market yeErd.y. fa1a Of 1o1 bhls II 46 70 aud
413 btie shipped orders at lbs Also, 81 kegs
sutine Lard on ORDERS nj il Hc-{Jop .ral 2dE