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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-21

A shopkeeper purchased 81 80 Ifish 70.
man aq0antify Il butter, the Jumps d which.
intended Zoe pounds. we're weghei IN tie
balance and fUgnd wanting shufe IL. your
oAn fault, i hey are light" said i3iddy, 10
reply y he complaint. u The buyer IT,
your own iaeit, sir, til Wa.ut il pound vi
yoBt own soap bought here myself that {
weighed them WITH Tie shopkesper had
nothing more to 10y oh that subject.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-21
SOUTH LOWELL MILLS
AND
WOOL caRDING MACHINES.

Ten Miles Southeast Of HillsBprough.
Wis notice isto announce that ny Gaulinr So.
chimes viii bs read, 70 commence operations Ay
the hfsi o. June and that ala prepared 10 10 II
the usual work II : CtIding Machine II tile ..atie /
notice snd Vi the besI manner me NUul niu.f N
brought 70 The Machine in good ofjer-one pound Of
clean lard o. 81 70 ten pounds Of vol will warrant
my machine, e. give pefisci satisfaction.
My FIGURING Milk afc also ii foil operation giving
as g9oi satsi9cl9n any mills in the county lin.
siie ny former customers 20 gise me smother cali
HENRY n. GATES.
May 80. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-21

N An Ohio stumper. while making a
speech recently, paused in the midst Of il,
and exclaimed suddenly. !. Now, gentlemen,
what 10 YOU think !" Instantly man rose
in the assembly, and with one eye partially
closed, modestly. with Scotch brogue, repli.
eli, " think, sir, | do, indeed, sir--l think
Lie you and ] would stump the county tngeth,
er, we would tell more lies than any two men
IA the county, sir, and I'd MOI say word
myself during the whole time, sir"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-21
BRANDRgTIl,s PILLS.

III ihe rars IA fgfutnsg, cbids. FagtRssffon III
ptg.t. iisGssets. Dsbiity, Bsakntss.
&c. at. se.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
, 1860-01-14
Indiana Democratic Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l3.-This Convention this
morning made the following additional nomi-
nations samuel l.. Kugg. of Adams, for
Superintendent Of Public instruction; Cor
prenc Court; and Marshal Kerr Floyd, for RE-
porter of Supreme Court, were nlt nominated
4 minority Of the candidates on the State
ticket are Administration men.
The resolutions adopted are very long.
Fust-Favors strict construction Of the Con.
GUS to exercise doubtful constitutional powers.
Sfeond-Repudiatcs oil sectional parties aud
platforms concerning domestic slavery.
Third-Indorses the principles contained in
the organic laws establishing 1he Territories Of
Kansas and Nebraska.
Fourth-Sars that it has been fully demon
struted that by the uniform application Of this
Democratic principle 70 the Organization Of Ter
ritories and admission Of new States with or
without slavery rs they may elect, the equal
rights Of all the States may be preserved intact
Fiffh-Refers to the contest now going Oh
for thc Speakership ut Washington, and calls
OIL the Democrats from. Indiana 10 stand firmly
br the regular rominee of the Democratic
party.
Six'a-Discountcnances the political agita-
tion Of Slavery.
Sersnth-Favors the honorable and peaceful
acquisition of Cuba.
E;yhh-Denouncc the laws recently enacted
III Massachusetts i'll regard to foresgn.born citi-
zeus.
Niath-0pposes the efforts of tho so.called
Republican party to kindlc anew the fires of
fsnatic's1n, a1ld the establishment Of laws cal
culated to infringe Oil the rights Of the people.
7tntA-Nishes SUCCESS to the administration
Of James Buchanan, and on all proper occas ons
will defend his actions, when carrying ont the
principles Of tho Democratic party, against un-
Just attacks Of the Republican party
bo n1r .t~ n}t ,f
Gov. Willurd.
T,rflflh-1nstructs delegates 10 tho Charles
ton Convention TO rote as unit for Stephen
4. Douglas for candidate for President.
7HIkt tsntA-PFotes!sa against ufl acts or int]am-
nlatory Appeals which tend to make the Union
less perfect, or jeapordize, or disturb domestic
tranquility, or mar the spirit Of harmony, CON-
promise nud conc .sstnn upon which the Union
was formed bE our fathers.
Fonrt. eatd-Denouuces uarper's Ferry raid.
fi}fffhth-Farors 1omesteads to actual SET
tiers on public lands.
!Sirt., nM-.tccepts decisions Of the Supreme
Court as but evideAce Of the truc meaning Of
the Constitution.
SertatttatA- -Reaffirms tile principles Of the
Cincinnati Platform, aa expounded by Bochan-
MI i letter Of acceptance.
EiyAt<.a:h h-0pposes the re-opeping Of the
African slave trade.
-NintktnM-That naturnlized citizens after
declaring intention to become citizens Of the
United States, are entitled TO our protection in
fureign lands the game rs native citizens.
Adjourned stasd di' i'll good order.
, 1860-01-14
1853 GREAT 1850
Central Short Zine Route

r1TISDCEGH. IT. WAYNE i CHICAGO. AND
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.
TO Hi E-@tTEE-]. CITIES.
, 1860-01-14

WAsH1xcTos, Jan. 13.-Tbe receipts into the
treasury for the last week for customs and
treasury notes are $4,000 900, which added to
the amount On hand in the previous week mikes
upwards Of 48,5o0, 900 subject to draft.
Reliable letters from Sonoru say that Capt.
Porter's mission there is fallurc. lie haring
been oyerrcached By Gov. pesqueira and his
Secretary ofSsate, and that nothing better need
bc expected unless our government shall EN-.
force reparation for the outrages committed on
Capt. Ewell.
Influential Me1icans were 80 anxious to1earn
the views Of President Buchanan, with regard
to The establishment Of military posts in Chihu-
alua, that they made arrangements to express
his message from El Paso 10 Chihuahua city in
thirty-six hours. The leading Me1lcans are IN
favor Of such occupation. The people Of Ar.
zona, at latest accounts, were discussing the
question Of a provisional government or dis
tinct organization from New Mexico. In case
Congress fnils to establish Territorial govern.
meut for Arizona.
The reports from the mining counties for
the last month show increased yields in silver.
Congress will be presented With evidence that
Arizona now contains population Of 10000.
, 1860-01-14
Tho Texas Outlaws Routed.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 13.-The official report Of
Capt Heiatezet has been received by Secretary
Floyd. 1t gives tho details Of the battle Of the
a,sh ult. with Cortinas, The latter, with TO
men, was entrcnched ono mile above Rio Grande
City. Capt. II. attacked him with 15o regulars
and $50 raugers. Cortiaas rctreased, aud run
ming fire was kept up for 10 miles, when the out
laws disperscd-C -Co1tinas, will, 90 men, swim
ming the kio Grande. All Cortiuas' artillery
supplies were eapiured.
Cortinas soou afterwards appeared before
Roma, snail town higher ur the river, md
Threatened to burn it. Capt. Stones Company
Of Cavalry was sent to occupy it.
Company c., Isl artillery, is occupying Fort
Ringgofd,
Captain H. bess that new troops may be sent
him, and urges the positive necessity for them
OH that frontier.
, 1860-01-14
Hog and Provision Trade.

ST. LOUIS ESTIMATE,
Sumo Of our pork merchant, who lave obtained pretty
ia satisfies ffom reliable business men 4 vasS:
kAnts ctljmAte tie ho crop uf the Wr NOe htoa
ssesot a:t yeas hacking hss estimates Mass s,e SER
nt Kentucky and 1eMuc 1etU0 AhG1t: os tg7l1!bE
Chicago u 900 eorf, Ito ehnEt th4 II reduce! a01
BY osxTp:us u Q0Q III Michigan. and 20 9 In esouf1
ansas &C. Indians hcinE about tho saue as last yeas-
NiS1.usi Democrat, It'll.
CINCINNATI
The Provision trade % u in one Of lis Periodic
cas but there cperntoro bidding fr conceao which
nut nef1llT ds to. cOnsdeAh}e bus silsas Was
done Latd vi 2A 9 for bills and lux f04, and 500
btlH Mess Pork wcEc reported ri tl6.a5.
HOe.-Scen tn thow signs Of falling yc receipts IT,
dsy net much sho u 0N hetd. The market heavy
md prices ehow sgns Of giving way ltt1.. There we're
reported saea Of 1t5 averages at t6<0; ~ II 36o ZIG
y 1t co. and lS0 1t 46.l&-Commcfcia. 1otu.
LOUISVILLE.
The Provision market Is decidedly dull and prices weak
Ths onIy sa1c& repoTe yesterday were III this mat p1k
at 4E which Il nominal Quotaiton.-Joutral. Eth.
ST. LOUIS.
rkovno.R-The market Is Inactive. fale of 70 Iris prime
pork *13; country And city held ri tls
buk neat 10 nonln,ly 6e; prize hell Ut ltts19kc.
-Dcmo:sat, Inh.
NEW ORLEANS.
JAZZ. -Provlalons. For pork demand ers1la
prices drn0plrE l749lec. Daeon aud LAID remain
very Gu and unsettled accurate pctn cannot te gseu
, 1860-01-14
Meeting Of tic Nova Scotto Telegraph
Company

Nxw Yonk, Jan. 13.-At the annual meeting
Of the Nova Scotia Telegraph Company at HALF
Cosgswcll Morton, Moore. and their partisan
directors, to sustain the Hoard in its partially
10 private spccnlutnrs i'll the matter Of the En-
roleun news. the shareholders disapprored Of
the conduct ofthe Board By decided majority,
and placed new men in their places. The latter
promptly eyinccd their senss Of Justice ind
their appreciation of,he general telegraph rules
Of the country, by ordering the im1ne-
diatc abrogation Of the contract between
also instructingthe operators at the Halifax and
all other stations 10 transmit all messages in the
exact order Of their deliyerv-thus rc-establish.
ing the old and just rule upou the Nora Scotia
line Of first come, first served" with which the
Press and the wi,ole public are, OF should be.
pe.fcctly satisfied. The first steamers report
under the new arrangement came through from
Halifax direct last evening. and We presume all
further European news reports wil! come
f}rn,,rf wit1nnt unnecessary 1elay
, 1860-01-14
There is a large falling OF in weight, and the
yield Of lurl NJ cnmpar.d will. last year The

:.'. ,... :.,,:., T =: ,...;..i., ,.3 ~
yield Of lu,d NJ c"mror' d with last senr. me
wlols number 11 packed H. these l''aces 'aS' year
was "n.l's.
At R'cm",'d, IND; hacking e 's &C. ciosea, ana t9e
whole number lncHe. !: lS'ao'' !ne "ho'e
number packed tt'"1c 'ast N Sear was s,ao'. -,
, Al nahenesaeF' oH'ot 4'''o aase "ccA paeAeo
against :'' lust m year. scr,,,
AZ A'l4es' oa'o' 4''''o aSo'ns' 1o'oo' 4as'
year.
AZ u'EshsfofL aua ADesoee"' e''i ho"e 'oSe
year.
~ Mayss!ne, ..aoo aEa'nst 1 le;: las' year.
At Gospors, Ind, 1:,Ao' packed. Lust year
6'34' were packed. 1hetc Is an 1nesease 1a's
, 1860-01-14

NEw ORLEANS, jar 1--we arc in receipt Of
the following Mexican intelligence: The 1uarez
Government hare directed pesquiera to revoke
the order for tic expulsion Of Capt Stone. 1t
WAS expected that Iesquiera would refuse, rs
he was raising troops for some mysterious pnr"
pose.
The combined French and Spanish feet was
expected Ut Vera Cruz to enforce the pecuniary
demands Of Spain againht Mexico.
The Liberals had obtained several victories
over the Church troops ut Tehuautepec. Alva-
req WAS acting against Cobos. The Liberals had
rctaken Zacatccas.
The report that the French aud Spanish
fleets we1c expected at Vera Cruz WIS derived
from the French aud English Legations 1t
Mexico.
, 1860-01-14
Pennsylvania Backing 1ter Hepresen.
lUIIYeAA

HARRISBURG, Jan. i. 3.--Rcsal.!ious approving
Pennsylvania Kepr'sen,asiyes:!, Congress uho
Lare opposed The tai,hsess mud tor,upt national
administration 10 the protris'ed contest for
Speaker. ant! declaring that ilonsslyania re.
disunion with contempt aud secru, pissed the
Senate formally by avate Of 10 10 II. They
also pusscd Il second rcading in the nouss BY
65 to 81, and were read . third time. Pen.lini.
discussion on the third reading tho Hou &C ad-
journed.
, 1860-01-14

PmLApE IriiA ssiEn AsEkET, Jan. 1o.-There
'';s moderate inquiry for Clover seed, with
further :,alcs Of uu bus in lnts at G5.44
1,er bus lhc i:sttcr for choice lots which are
scarce. Timothy is 1nict. Flax seed, which
t.r,,rs in slnwly. Sults Of domestic ure u,uking
Ut $l.5;M LIS per bus.
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MAEKEr, Jan. TO-
There is very little Wheat offering or selling,
and tho market is dull owinS to the difference
in the views 1T sellers aud buyers. the latter Of
whom arc not disposed to pay over sl.;5@ 1.3G
fur prime reds, and 81 :'"M ~ tor white. Rye
,s waatcd and Penn. sells readily ut 9Jc. Corn
continues dull, aud prices have advanced 1c per
hus!lcl with sales "f from 3.0'W tn !, 900 tu dry
new yc'low mostly at 7.;c in the cars. 0ats are
unchanged, and further small sales prime Penn.
ure reported ut acc iu Store harley continues
inactive NTH II further sale Of New York Statc
to mite II sic.
FOREIGN ExroE7s AND IMPORTS At ToLEpo.-
Statement Of duties collected at the port Of To-
lcdo on Foreign or European goods, goods i'm
ported from the III itisi Provinces on which Ju-
ties hare been raid, and the value Of free goods
imported from the Eriiis!. Provinces, and The
VALUE Of exports to the same from tic LIST Of
Jan. 1856 to Jan. lst 1860:
, 1860-01-14


'The'9eceir1so Of Hogs 10 day, live and dressed.
nneun.od 70. :,cas., There was good demand
for dressed and t!,c market was firm at yestcr
ddy.s advance, ~it'. sales ut s5.:5@s.oo. The
Lirs Hog market; however, was very quiet, and
the sal,s we're linital ut s4.coG4.'5 gross.
In provisions there is d very firm feeling,
especially with regard TO Cut-Acats, which are
scarce and in active demand for the New York
and Baltimore sarkcta, with sales Of Bulk Sides
at sse packed; Clear Sides ut SC packed: pick
clri lia,ns, 1t Sc in tres and Bulk Shoulders at
Fork is not sn active. lut it is firmly held at
St525. Lard il in limited demand at 9ac.
The dullncss noted yesterday in the Flour
market, was couinucd to-day. and prices de-
c1inei about SC. safes Of Spring E1traa being
mad. at :.::3l',oo. White vas in better de-
m.a1, y incipalss speculative, and an ndvancc
q - ~as paii-closiny, however, rather quiet.
Abnut .ot3 bushels changed hands, at S1.co for
No. ! Spring III sl.re, and 2. @!.1c for No. 2
Spring in store. The milling demand continues
fair, a.d nninsrectcd lots on track we're sold at
95:J ;.nI. The Corn market WIS irmer and
an st1rancc Of lc over Yesterdays prices Ind to
b. laid 10 ill orders cs ranging at @50ic'
for M. and 4Gc for No. 2 in store. Oats con-
tiuue !irn, with s.les 4: SIC for No. in store,
and 'as csc OH truck Kse is scarce and in
de,oa.,d at .,s- ls4rley iirm. Timothy Seed
banyant, with transactions Mt $e.l5@2.eo.
llighwncs steady Ut al@2lsc.
ClScisSAr1, Jan. ll.-TAc Castle Of yester-
dh. says:
li..ur dull wis,cat change in prices, bu. the
trade il devoid ut animation mud dragging. At
New Yolk to-day, sup.rdne Ohio fell loo, and
1t Srx Orleans il has receded to $s.9o@c.do.- -
We notire firm market for ali descriptions Of
grain, with den,and fully equal to the sup
plies. but there is 20 chxpEc in prices except
1or rye, wtsic. advanced Sc, closing ut $l.s15.
Whisky steady At alc. Groceries dull. Tie
receipts Of hogs to-'lay were 5000 head. The
IN .rket was dul! Mt $6@';.:'v for light 10 extra
heavy, c.osi,,:, with i downward tendency. The
rcceip.s aud shipments Of leading articles to-
day we're:
, 1860-01-14

NJ $1-1U41ttt+ ~ D9s
PROVISIONS Receipts, 10 barrels Pork. Ness Pork
quiet noin1lat Cut Meats sca.rc and active
demand. saes :-99tcs ricklcd 11sms sc pc.
Clear Elde ftoa alt packed; 1900 pcs Bulk Sdc a
7Ec packed IL susar ogss 1100 pcs do at c packed.
10 te delivered ext week. Is LUX Shoulders at s5sc
packed.
LARD-lseceiPts l9tS6a u.s. M5skct quiet ut e4c.
TALLoT-Recep:z. l.4son,. Market quiet Mt 9>1es1oc.
lilDES-Aecclpts, " s;s ns MA1ket firm At G1St46Kc
for Green; 1&7Hc Tor Green Sated 1sNslaxc fur Dry
Flint.
lUTAToES- MARKET sle1dy At 41El5c.
Eu rTEK-ycry dull. 20 arklns sold IT e@l0c; Dairy,
le@f4c.
EGGs-Dull At l3@p14c for fresh.
rOULTlY-Dre Chickens s1.e59l.75 2 toz; Try.
keys. TascT n.
CAMEO dog Quall1 q: 65c 20 doz Pras Chickens at
3l.,s@1 .9vf doz-
LIVE sTOCk-Acccipts l: cars uegs and % DO Cattle
The market for hogs without lutfew
buyers In a1ket Ut present. and there sno
for tie few 10 oerius. Cattle III goId Lenand for
prime lot., With hut few tncs OH the market.
Thr sY1ts fn.fev
, 1860-01-14

Contributions to the Sufferers.
PH1LApKLrntA, Jan. 13.-Geo. G. Esnns, book
publisher Of this city, has contributed $1,OuU
10 the Lawrence Relief Fund. Mr.. Erans be-
gun life as Il Lawrence factory boy. Other
contributions IRE coming in.
PHILADELPHIA, jan. 13.-The Corn Exchange
make donation Of s50v to the Lawrence suffer-
erS.
, 1860-01-14

CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.-The steamship Isabel
has arrived from Havana and Key West, 10th.
The new crop Of Sugur is arriving freely at
Havana, but no sales OF It had been made.
The New York steamer had not arrived when
the Isabcl left, and the Isabel brings tho mails
and government dispatches.
, 1860-01-14

SAckY11LE, Jan. 1s-10:3o p. M.-The Royal
Nail steamship Europa has inst been signalled1
at Halifax, and will rc7ch her whatf By $50
Pm. The news, it IS hoped, will be transmit
ted to New York III season for Tomorrow NOR:
ming papers,
, 1860-01-14

Tho ConaeqWence OF Bankruptcy.
New IoRK. Jun. l3.-The Secretary Of the
Navy has directed the commander OF the Iro-
quois TO procure . New Jersey pilot to take that
vessel to sea, but application in that quarter has
met prompt refusat. Two other Government
vessels are now detained ut tue navy yard in
consequence Of the refusal Of Alr. Tuucey 10 pay
the piIuta"e fees
, 1860-01-14
Meeting OF n. 7. Delegates to Churles-

NEw 1onK, Jan. ia meeting Of the dele
gates elect to the Charleston Convention, rep
resenting the Mozart wing of the Democracy,
was held at the Astor House last evening. 4
free interchange Of sentiments took place, and
it is understood that perfect unanIn,,ty Of opin-
ion exists IS to the course to be pursued by
their delegates from this State.
, 1860-01-14

We continue to gre abstracts from our cor
rcsrondcncc :ro'u tic interior points, regarding
The pork trade. At New Castle, Ind, pork pack-
ing ia closed, aud lac whole number packed,
e,5le Las, , ear. .,St7 were packed there. The
average weight IL tue Same NJ that Of last year.
We huve been furnished by Mcssrs. Cum
minss & Co., Of Shelby vile, Tenn, with tile fol-
lowing Statistics Of pork packing in that Stute :
, 1860-01-14

New Yonk, Jan. ia ship will leave this
mort next week, for Gibraltar with provisions
fur the relief of Morocco She will be under
command Of Capt. Moses, Of Charleston.
The propeller Ellen 5. Tenny. Of Hartford,
from Washington, l,el., wus cut through BY
the ice III the East Rircr and sunk She bad
cargo OF 1000 bushels Of corn. Loss $4,000
, 1860-01-14
#igrFlla1leDuB.

Lsaesin.. riH aapp<" kt rea.sei aae'. 1t u
very desabe to have cheap .aa coavsneni way for
repairing Furniture, Csoeke.5, ToJs, &C.
SPALD1SG'3 PREPARED GLUE
MEETS all emergencies, and housaho'd A21d to b
wthoutit. ltlsI4 AuaTs sesdy and up 10 The ses1nk
pont. There Is 10 1opker nscsdty for 1mptns chairs.
spnert<i *eaee. headtss dolls and broken eras- It
l. lust the article for sne and other ornamental work.
70 poppiaz with ladies' Of refinement and taste.
ThlsadmIr.ble preparation Used cold being chemically
hebi in solution. and pe"esnx Ill the vAiuah1e quat
the best eaetakes Glue. It may be used in he plaes
Of ordinary u,uci:.se. teng va-tly more athe,tvs.
"uSEFCL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
MIA Bsusa accompanies each bottle.
Price, as Cents.
Wholesale Depot. No. ~ Ced.1 St. Kew Yorx.
Aadre., HENRY G. spALplSo r Co.
Boz No 35o0 Tev York,
Pit up for deA1es in Cssss containing four eight Or
twere doxen-a beautiful Ltho s,2h CArt aecueara.
nylts eaeh Package.
uA single Bottle Of SFALp1Nf.3 PREPARED
GLUE VIII save teh taeslts cost aAnualyso every
s.4 bY al prominent ststanerz nrusxi.ta Hardware
and FuFniturs Dealers, (rec:s. anI an. Stores
t:nuhttf M+rrh%Afs should fuAke INTO of SrALD-
1NG's PREPARED GLUE, when making up ,he!s lia
IL N1' aaaa my 6 l0ate. It-1 dIsetA
SPALDINGS PREPARED f:t.11E.
, 1860-01-14

Foreign markctH.
lx1 NEw York1 LNEsr.oi. Dec. =.
Monday was ohservcd holiday.
UR1ApaTrsssQulet but ,teAdy II Friday srAee. Wheat
has an advancing tendency.
FRovlslnxe-DuQ.
UnncEn1rk-Sugar d,m and Cd higher. TIE folllaye
prpd Lced outlines in aiI arlts The adrces fun Mah
clestar art uufav0rahte.
Laxrox, nec. ea.
CRoc1n1t-Tea md Cutie firm. Sugar and TAllow
qu:.'-
I,xpx MuxEv MARErr.--The occurrence Of tie Christ
mas hndzys had catsed qnctns In tu Enels) market
S:tsls ct0tea brtnRss tLr 18th at Gs95h. The de-
7nd fur ditcount active !u view ~ tr payments at '
end OF the hut shric co rrc:Sirr. and Inc 1unE
rae MAS " can't.
, 1860-01-14

III Z II 4; ~ \ SOUTHERN,
1E1 LAKE NIuI:E AND GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
NAY LINES.
AIEASGENI: .fNa-f0
:aksa c9eet 90 ard after Nor. H.
Great Through Route TO New York.
Tolcio, Cies1and, I.;..osrSh. Nars;aEe Wheeling So
TEuy, burlington. fst1u Hs;4st Ma
Easa Falls u1as, uIhkir&. .Arany, Is.t!lL, Mu1trx.l
Euuu. inilA!. i,L .inle +I,tct tt.n, srsir:ie!1
Worcester. pstAuL G&ur.r. .Ii al Lie p.;:s in tAi,
Ienn.ys4E.A New iosk, Aew Et k4aa st.te>. 4li ths
C4ua:as,
6sN an, ILL A' Exprvs. leavr- Cl.:a.o 1y {Ssn!ays
~xtsF4<-,I VIA 'kf MiIuka. l:4al. sei. !tr< Tuic-
d. II MI PIN. ADi l1ttr,is II 5:tp DIN.
100 pm Mkt Express isase. h1ca.e day. o acA
Eas s."4d. rsasAsLs fostA:a \, II sa. a-. ne:rus
nj s:1Ht1sr.
Dt1cct ennitrrtehs nae T,!e,lo with trims IN Toi
anI Csela: tlna4 tur n! pnfA Nh:o Iensyi
vAn,a. New iWk anil t'' New khEsantt States
lin nl.Al. kstfut with G3r.tt Wc,trrn
Ra!!ws, IL SusrrnsinH Hrk!.r. ~.
Direct etsnst n ElALe II lrfF with trains :rsntl
Tsuns t:a.twas 10 tcsnrto, rsvs, osen.b,t:h. Men,
trea. G}arhrc asd t.1tlull-
Direct ti"rs E,ace At CRY, AID t. t-tu,sh
Harris u1s, Nhees9ns. Fhade!;sEl., Baltimore xI,l
Nashtnrtn.
Cnn,sctaus m.ie at Tacr With train. on Niehr,n ,n,
Dayton E'al ii lsn1t. &tlyt.'n Iart a,+l t,.nratf
&c. Connections II 2ra1 al Terun,set
Clta:tu. A,Hr:.-:e: :-a! JL. -. n.
IT. No cha of ttrs etMteu htas.' and thfre!t
II k11Ea-e cirr&e,i lAf"..a to Acw lufk. Eus{ur.
rhi!a.ttri.i,. I:.li3. .urc. .Hr., S:.
Wt0nIsl'FF'S FlTEyr SLEErIN(: t:A1:S accnr,.
1aEy al Eight ra:as III ta r3e tu Hsw thts at1 Kosto
Tickets L. n7a a a :ck.9 ncrs In tbs ext md Ut
he cutpAHy U'ce. rE.:rr the Revere H. u.v crrneE VI
Ean!o'It Ant! lr,rSrrH tire T.. anil 1t the .tspt.
Il u. tsisAf. Jerr:a! Western Agent.
jenny n. ClxFnEfE> 0e1. 4urt- np}*
, 1860-01-14

No S}Gna.
PORTLAND, jan. l3.-No signs Of the steam
ship Hungarian.
, 1860-01-14

( slllCAi,O s. ROCK ISLAND
y RAILROAD 1INE.-P.senscr Trs,p, deps1tt 1!FFotn
aHi At1ivt at t..ic7s,,a* :..!as,:
Fay Ex1rt.4 anil M|c3yes II HIS IN at atrtvsa II
t.Ui pm. =, il1.iar. yt- r:,u,,
N*ht hs. to-. iu.v'sI u Il tSun ~ e<cept.. ~.
ar Vrs At 20 aiI tMunA&ay. xA.1 pisA.}
''oHet es'nno a%n av a; +:5c rn, ae-ivcs Al so
aut-, T. and., e>.t. t>i..
JOHN =. TKAcY, tim. Su:t.
" l.. Sr i nv fen xrr* .1...
, 1860-01-14

Cincinnati Market.
Rt TE1reRArr] fixrIxxAr1, jan. Is.
Hoos Ri cfpt* Loo. 40 so1d at ee-1:lcto. Fork
closed lIua, ait II &16. 50.
, 1860-01-14
i,Hi(ro oicg.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD,

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
L ROAD.
l85o....WIntor Arrangomont.,..,
ca ard Alter suudAJ, pe@.tEts- 1T. l,!s uatas will
lpavs The urcsl Cxntrsf Depot 1t
3::g x {,unds;s GsceIt-1} ..r!:. p:c.ius st Gl5
H.; vt Springfield Il IL p.n1.: s.. iapts 1t
!. ~ a.tn. ta!r1 al ~ a.In,: II. nblia II 10
PM next day. and New t:rteA:4s II 60 am
th1d day.
$50 ts.sa11ay. e4cc}.et} arvin: 1t Feosa 1t 6xs
a,m.; Gaitsb7fgh II f1.l3 Am. ". Louls at
1.tup p.r.: Ca!Tu at LIS Pm. NsUpas 80 n
sscond cay, 3at New ORLEANS At aSu pm, third
day.
KB- Sleeping CAss Al! Night 1Fa!nl.
HYpE PACK AN D NuODLANS TRAINS,
Leavs Chicago 1t 100 s.u eassWoodava u 20 a.u
- l1o0 Iooa. lJWp N
5.Bp.3. 6+e0 p q
". r. ARTHUR. Gen. Superintendent.
VS.. .IOuSSOS.G Gen. Passenger Agent.