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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-07
m arketS.

New ORLEANS, October s, 1S49.
The cotton market, yesterday, was without change,
though lair demand existed About 300 bales we're
sold tor France and the North-middling at 95ss a
1O14c.; middlng fair l0Ac. a lie.
BUFFALO Oct Go PM
The receipts since yesterday were:3 600 bbls -four,
35 GOO bushels wheat 80 900 do. The inclemency
Of the weather che cks operations in flour and the
ket with moderate demand, tends downward The
sales do not exceed 600 bbls Of Michigan at 81 52k
For wheat there is but little inquiry though prices
steady. Corn is firm and in good demand; sales 900
bushels fiat yellow deliverable at Tonswanda at 53c
Freghts are unchanged.
ALBANY, Oct. Go r. NJ.
The receipts Of produce by canal since yesterday
were:-l00t0 bbs -four; wheat; 1880 bushels corn;
116o0 do barley. n flour there is change worthy
OF notice and the sales embrace about 500 bb There
IL good demand for corn, the sales reaching 200
bushels, including estsrn mixed at Gle &c The
Inquiry for barley Ia scarcely active; 10 900
bushels changed hands at go 63c. for four rowed
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Hporttn9 Tnfclitrsuce.

THs Rscrs-TuE FouR Nina rRor-Tbis affair
which was to have OF at the Union Course veg.
tsrday' has been postponed until Monday In conse-
queyce OF 'be continued uclemeucy Of tbc ve.thsr.
The interest ie in this il very great and the
propfi,ors of the horses entered have consented to
postponemspt, until Monday, only after much per-
tust.n sho ~ TIE hope That day NAY turn up or,
"hch te weather viii fsvor the large ulber VI siti-
Gems Who de,ie to witness the contest snd tn. AMI
.as enEasea In ~ Ne hope there may b. no farthe
" sIlo b'm'nt " bet the lisht thine' and shall
he certain If n spie1aid race on Monday snd lsrgs
a~ndance a. Tire Course. The entries sre-O r
haret m Bostons dam by AudreSetta. Jas rsllv's
en- co., Tally ho' By Boston dam by Tom Tough
yesrs Go Grene'e br. h Free Trade hy Mercer
osm by - I'm Richards r. years AID A -rsat deal OF
IL ported very freely. The fiends u Bolopa a,,.p
" be mot htersi ADD W some sanees have of raj
ivO 10 80 on ther favorte they readily taken no
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

We expected to receive by telegraph, for publ
cation in this mornings Herald, synopsis of the
news from California, brought by the steamship
Falcon, (Which arrived at New Orleans on Friday
last,) but are disappointed. 1t is probable that the
severe storm yesterday and last night prevented
operations on the Southwestern wires, as well as
elsev here.
We are indebted to Charleston and Baltimore
Geographic correspondents for an announcement OF
the loss OF The British bark Flora, during, the hur-
ricane on the 18th and 18th of Septem5er-fal par
tculars of which were published in the Herald On
Monday last.
A despatch from New Orleans makes some allu-
sion 10 afirirs In Campeachy and Yucatan; but l;
is neither Ineligible nor important
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VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
a e z r " a II
OF THE
FALCON AT NEW ORLEANS.
Sailing OF the Chic for New York.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. g. 1910.
The steamship Falcon Captain Hartstein, arrived 1t
this port, this morning in five days from Chsgres.
The steamship Ohio, Captain schenck, sailed last
night for New Yerk She met the Falcon and received
from her fifty nine passengers for New york; who had
come from Cbagres Ia the Falcon Most Of them are
undoubtedly from San Francisco they probably left
hat place the LIST of September, In the steamship
Panama, Captain Bailey.
The from California is probably month
later
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Ion Henry Eiiswoftt late u g. vin,ster To
Stockholm ives OF Hartford Ct on the ser inst
Hon Tcverdy Johnson q. s Attorney t.sn.rsi "a II,
81 Washington, With pisurisy.
nt isyior : expecief 70 spend to-day, (suu-
General scott ~. ~ Elnira ON The 5th mat
Hon Thomas Cersin was at Cincinnati, ON the Iss
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Nomination for She riff.

nomination 9Or Sherir.
albany, Oct. e-sPM.
The Democratic Convention have agreed upon Law.
Fepner their candidate for sheriff Of the
ty Of Albany.
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CHARLEsroS, October Q, 1870.
Mr. P. C. Guieu, late editor Of the Augusta (Geor-
gia) Consttution shst, died a day or two since
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The Southern MaiI-Thc Weather.
BALTIMORE, October 6-P. NJ
The Southern mail has arrived, but gather no
news from it.
1t has been raining here all day.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 9, 1Sf9.
The health of our city is excellent ana the
hustle OF business has returned to with increase
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Total number OF members. :.

-The legislature Just elected IN whig and of whg
Senator will be take the Reyardy
(whis occupied by Benjamin c. Ho ward, idem APP
pointed by Gov Thomas.
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THIRTY-FIRsr CONGRESS-.
Term commenced March 1912 and .ou end March A. 1851

Prssident-MuLAKD FILLMoRx
Secretary-AsHBrHY DicKrss
Wigs in haiies Kati.es SsH Cssitus; Demoo~a. IN
RoaSss; These marked r.. s. ere Free Soiters
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House OF Representatives.

speaker. -.
Clerk. 90. ..
Dist. ARKAssAs.
l--Robert w. johnson,
ALABAMA.
1-William J. Aston,
Henry W. Hiiiiar6,
3-ssmuel w. earris,
4-W lillian NJ. Inge,
5-Dsvid Hubbard,
g. Villa M II. N. Cobb,
7--lrsncis ". Bowden.
CoNFkCrICUT.
l-Lorenzo T.. Waldo,
2--Walter Bootk,
3-Chaunecy y. Cleveland.
+Thomas b. Butler.
DELAWARE.
John w. Houston.
FLORIDA.
1-Edpdrd {. Cdbeu.
EoRGIA.
l-Thomas h. King,
IN. j. Welbern,
3-<iien r. Otren,
Ill. A. Haralson.
5--Thona s q. ackett
C-Bowell Cobb,
7-LiendRder II. Sierens,
S-Robcrt ToomJs.
ILLINOIS.
1-Wm. II. Bisseli,
John A. Nee lerDspd,
3-Thomas X. Young,
4-Jobp " entworth,
b-Wm. 4. Richardson,
G-Edicord d. BG ker,
Thomas J.. Harris.
IOWA.
l-sWilliam Thompson,
2-Shepherd Letter.
INDIANA.
l. Nathaniel hlbertson,
2-Cyrus l.. Durham,
3-John T.. Robinson.
4-Georec w. Julien, (F. S. }
5-W. j. Brown.
G-Willif A. German.
7-Eds-ard HcGa uohep,
S--Joserh L. ncDonald.
60. A. Fitch,
10-Andrew j. Harlan,
KEHTUcKv.
Linn Rcyd,
2-J. y. JoIEsca,
CT. y. Mclean,
1-Georgc A. Caldwell,
4-John n. Thompson,
tDoriei BFeck.
"a. E0rshdH,
7-Chories \. IoreheGG,
9-John G. Mason,
lQ-R. II. Stanton.
LOUISIANA.
p -
s. - -
T. -
MAIZE.
l-Elhridge Gerry,
2-Nsthani.l 5. Littlsfeld,
s-John Oils,
4-Ggfrs n. Goode1otc,
g. Cuiisn Sswtelle.
Go hzrles Stetson.
7-ThcnasJ. ID. FULLER,
MAINLAND.
1--RiehOrd J. Bouie,
2--Nm. T. Hamilton.
2--Edy Hammond,
f--hobeit Noiane,
5--iieTdHd,r Evans,
G. John n. Carr.
sAssAcHusrrTs.
1-RobertC. iriHthrcp.
2-DaEici \. hiac,
S-Jamcs II. Duncan,
4-fsCaney.
s-ChdrlsI Allen, (F. 81
6-Go0rrc <EhmuB.
7-Juiins Roc krcH,
s-Bordcc I0an,
s-Ortr f04rier,
l0-Joseph Gr'nreH.
MICHIGAN.
IA. W. Buel,
2-HHliom Spr0gus,(F. 81
5k. 3. BinNRm.
MINNESOTA.
II. SitleyH
MISSOURI.
1-Jaues n. Bow lin,
2-Willism V. N. Bay,
s-Jsmes y. Green,
-t-Willsrd T., Hall,
S--John =. Phelps.
AissisHirrI.
- - --
p -=--- -----
j. - -
A. - -
INV JrRsyy.
1-budrsu X. NV,
3 Wuiio IN A k6ireU,
5-IsAGc Wiidriet.
<-gohn Van Dyke,
b--Jamss q. hing,
NEW yosk.
J. Iohr a. kiEr,
2-Dorid a EoEes.
81 IAilliys Phau,r,
q Waller Unccrhiii,
b-Gsores Br,ggs,
6-Jamcs Brooks.
1-Wiiiiem Nsieca,
s-R HaHor0g.
e-Ihomos lok issock,
0--Hscuon y Gould,
lie. y Sgircsfcr.
l2-t idsou u. Reynolds,
l3--John T.. SchooisrdU,
ls-Georee u. xndreGs,
ID n. Thprman,
le-Hseh Hhiis.
III. y. Alexander,
SxnaAnl. nn,.t..t.A I'm.
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seat he contested by Dasisi MILLER whir In scnss-
Of the rejection Of the poll book Of the Evansville
sibct.
Elected 40 Taylor men, but are democrats.
Seat TO he contested by John Litu. IT, vh<.
seunt If alleged faus the from Riohmssd And
dis,riet Of f,In.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
AT PUBLIC SALE,
AT EDfckeIss Court HEoVssc.

DS ORDER OF THE COURT OF EQUITY,
On the first Tuesday after the fifth
Monday in October next, several tracts
of valuable Land, appcrtaining to the
Estate of the late j. l.. Colhoun, lying
on the Twelve Mile and Keoweo Rivers,
in the nieghborhood of Pcndleton Vii,
lagc, TO wit:
Tract No. 2, containing 524 acres, on
the Western side of Twelve Mile River,
OH the road leading from Pcndleton Vii
lagc to Pickens Court House, adjoining
the lands of j. and e. Laurence, f. N.
Garvin and others.
Tract No. 4, i32 acres, on the Eastern
side of Twelve Mile River, (called the
Saw Mill tract adjoining lands of John
L. Sloan.
Tract No. 5, 1874 acres, adjoining the
same, 4. Powers and others, and also on
the public road.
Tract No, 6, 54s acres, the central
tract
Tract No, I, 42s acres, adjoining lands
of j. ". Crawford, j. c. Calhoun and
others.
i"SI No' o, Zol acTeS, Wltnln l-2
miles of Pcndlcton Village, adjoining
lands of lllrs j. p. Lewis, S. Maverick
and others
Tract No. 8, (Waugh Branch tract)
22o acres, lying on the Eastern side Of
Twelve Mile, containing some of the
most valuable low grounds. 10th on the
River and Waugh Branch, to lie found in
the upper country.
The above Lands are well known ia
be valuable and advantqgeously stu
atcd. and particularly adapted to the cul-
ture of cotton.
Terms of sale will be credit Of One,
Two, and Three years, to be secured by
bonds and mortgages onthe places, with
interest from date.
In the mean time applications for pli-
vatc sale will be received by the Admin
istratiix and Guardian.
NJ M. COLHOUN.
Sept %. 1910. 1o-5w
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
THE OCONEE STATION
FOER safe.

This place, situated in Pickens District,
on the Oconcc Creek, IL miles North Of
Pickens C. H., AID Immediately on the
road leading from the latter place to Clay
ton, Ga, contains 1000 Acres of fertile
Land, which will be disposed of on terms
the most advantageous to the purchaser.
AS grain and stock farm, the oconee
possesses many peculiar advantages its
fields producing abuntant crops of Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Oats, and Potatoes, while
the hills for miles around are covered
during 0 months of the year with coats
of the richest grasses.
On the PREMISES there are all the neces-
sary buildings for well regulated Farm,
including two-story Brick Dwelling.
The narrative of this Station forming
as it does, an important chapter in the
early history of our State, is well known
to every Carolinian, and it is equally eel
ebrated for the putty of its atmosphere,
the exuberance of its SOIL and for the
beauty and romantic wldness of its
Scenery.
Persons wishing further particulars will
please communicate with
J. A. DOYLE.
Pickens G. H., S. G.
Eay- The South Carolinan, Pcndleton
Messenger, and Lourcnsvile Herald will
please give the above three insertions and
forward their accounts to this Office.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
LAND FOHg SALE.

The subscriber having more Lands
than he can cultivate, offers for sale a
valuable Plantation, situated in Pickens
District, on Fuller's Creek, waters of
Conncross, containing 500 acres; about
$50 of which is cleared and mostly fresh.
there is large quantity of bottom
land ditched and drained The Planta-
ton is good tillablc and productive
ground, as any in the up-country, under
good fence and in high state of cult
vation On the premises is a good d vel
ling House, Kitchen, Negro House, Cot.
on Gin and Thrasbing Machine, and all
necessary out buildings.
He will also sell 272 acres of Wood
land lying near the above tract, situated
near one road leading from Pickens C. H.
to GAINESVILLE, Ga, by way of Bachelors
Retreat, the other road leading fron
Andcmonville to Clorksville, Ga, both
roads running through the tract On
said tract is a small Improvement; the
balance well timbered land-the greater
portion of it tgood farming land.
Persons desiling to purchase would do
well TO call and Judge for themselves.
Terms made to suit purchasers. APP
ply to
THOMAS w. HARDIN.
August 90, 1910. 14-f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
JUST RECEIVEDl

n Fresh Lotof Cents Boots and Shoes,
Boys do, Ladies and Misses Slippers
and Ties; Gents and Ladies' Sad
dies, Brides, WAipS, de-, dc.
Iron, Castings and Noils, cheap for cash,
Together with full supply of DR.. D.
Jayncs' Family Medicines; DR., Rogers
Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar,
Jew David's Hebrew Plaster or Pain
Killer, &c, &C., lI
AS an induccment to the BUYER the
subscriber will take in exchange for
Goods, Beeswax, Tallow, Raw Hides, &c.
S. r. McFALL.
Pickens G. H., July IA, ls40. 20
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
Administrators sale.

Will be sold at the late residence of j,
p. Archer deceased, near Pickensyille,
on Tuesday i5th November next, ali the
personal property of said deceased; con,
sisting of -Four Negroes, Cattle, Hogs,
Corn and Fodder, Oats. Wheat, Cart
and Oxen, Cartyall and Harness. House,
hold Furniture and Kitchen Utensils;
and other articles too tedious to mention;
ona credit of twelve months for all sums
of and over three dollars, with interest
from date, with note and approved secu,
.rity--undcr three dollars, cash. AZ
B. b. MAULDIN, afdp.,r,
Sept. IL, lS49
III persons having demands against tho
Estate are requested to hand them in,
legally proven; all indebted are request,
cd to make immediatcpayment
b. +. NJ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
Mcnry Raarrisora HHa nafieorn

Formerly of Pickens District, South
Carolina, will find it to his interest, if
living, to make himself known to his
friends; and should he have died, any in
formation respecting him will be thark-
fully received. Communications directed
to this office,
The New Orleans Pjcayune Houston
Star, and Repu6lieaa, Marshall, will
each give three weekly insertions and
forward their accounts TO this Office.
Oct. Is, 1910, 22-lm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
lPOETRY.
WOMAN, S LOVE.

ny ]. o. NtCKERsoN.

ny j. o. NfCKERsoS.
Lo; others seek OF glttering wealth,
Long life. vain ease, contentment, health,
For those--aye more we Danish care,
II woman'1 love on earth we share.
1t raises US from growing earth,
To being ola nobler birth;
Implants within pure dosire,
For something better, something higher.
From direst passion we arc FREQ,
When blessed by woman's company;
Fox mono can think ofyice or guile,
With wonlan's love, meath woman's smile.
When adverse days are seen before,
And brightest skies with darkness lower;
She ready stands, consoles, beguilcs,
And cheers VI on with angel slniloi
When treachrous friend from ua depart
AMI banished hopes make sick the heart;
She points Us to fair realms above,
The prototype Of woman's love.
None can deny the heavenly power,
That saves from many sinful hour;
For naught can Danish vices wilea
Like woman's love, III woman's snileA
A being far too pure for earth,
Sweet creature of celestial birth;
The scepter love like Aaron's rol,
She wioldI ana points man on to God
If we would raise voice to Heaven,
1t should be one that it has given
The boon-whcn sin our hearts dctile,
Are cleared again by woman's smile.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27

a Prize NoDLY WoN.--At the Bour-
bon, Ky, Agricultural Fair held on Thurs
day last Mrs. Chapman Coleman, daugh
ter OF Gov. Crittenden, received the pre-
MUM, a 500 silver cup for the best silk
quilt made with her own hands. 1t is n
wholesome indication TO see ladies con
tending for premiums in manufactures
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
NOTICE.

], Nancy Cantrell, wife of John Can.
tcll a farmer residing in Pickens Dis
trict, So. Co., do hereby give notice of
my intention to trade as Sole Trader,
and to exercise all the privileges of n
Free-Dealer after the expiration of one
month from this notice.
Occupation, tVeaver and Seamstress.
August 20, lS49. l5-lm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
DTs. "a. nj. QapX.

OF the Firm Of Folgcr & Cox, baa re-
moved 70 Pickensyille, S. O., and may
be found. except when professionally en-
gagged, at the residence Of NJ. +. Mitchell,
Esq,
Sep, 5, 15fo. ls-3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
NEW GOODS.

Just received from New York splendid
assortment of Fancy aRRea R1lai2a
Gn85gsl'l'S, S5adEmetS, YVycetis,
GF0tsa Gaps, "da0HGi ERsgmtcr
Eaaas'' OF aha c0ROrs, Over.
COaas, RNiQac aBEd Coarse
Roots, Sc.
ALSO,
a large lot of Fa and Winter Goods for
Ladies' wear.
Call Immediately and examine foryour-
selves, at the store of
BENSON & TAYLOR.
Pickcns G.. H., Sept. 90, l64o. cliff
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27
Notice.

Application will be made atthe lex
Session of the Legislature, for Cha tor
for Turnpike Road from Pickens C. III.
through ,Iocassce Valley to the Whito
Water Falls.
September /, 1949,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-27

the room, rubbing his hands, chuckling,
and occasionally giving vent to gutfaw.
"a pair--whod have thought it, and
all doing so nicely too" was his cSclama-
ton.
How are you having them fixed ?" in
quired his vsiter.
"Ah, | leave that to the women of
course, don't meddle with that bust
ness"
"But its pity, considering they are
so very fine, that you hayn't another
friend to dine with you"
Pardon me, forgot, am compelled
to ask you " SO somewhere else for your
dinner"
10 do what ?"
"To dine somewhere else You see all
is in confusion, the servants are all as bu-
sy as bees, it was SO unexpected-in fact,
| didn't think it would come off for a
week"
"Co.ae oil, what do you mean?"
"Why the affair up stairs.
"And what the devil is the affair up
stairs"
why l thought you heard what the
girl said at the door?"
so | did-shc said you had u fine pair
of ducks for dinner"
Fine pair of what?"
"Of ducks r.
Fine devils Che told me that while
we had been absent my wife had prescn-
ted me with fine pair of twins, both
boys"
The last we heard of the poor editor,
he was partaking of soup" solitary and
alone" at restaurant in Chartres
street
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Printers & Binders
VV:gREHOErSE,

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Printers publishers. ard Other wbhing mts'ab-
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nshed wIh an estimate for lie same Ii d,iail, II
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Iron and Erass Casfipgs 10 trfcr. They also
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eross.cul, circular ard other Saws, supply OF
which tiey kecp constantly en- hand.
Il ZOE K co.
Marcel %. isl9. A. 81.
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LEGAL RATES or INTERF>T


MaLe eper cent iotltr, ol ths CLAIM.
Now Hampshire per coat ior cit Of thiiee The
amount nulswiully taktn.
Vermont per cent, recovery 10 action ard costs.
Mlsstchus,iis 6 ter cent, forfeit 1t 'hsice the u.
suty.
Rhode bland 6 per cent; iorle,, of the usury and
interest the debt.
Conneclieu, per cent; forfeit Of the hole debt.
hcw York ! per cent, usutious contract, void
New Jersey : per cent; lnrl.R u the who debt.
Fcansyysnls per cent: forfeit Of tic y Eule d bt.
Dcl.wate per cent; lori,i; Of the " hole d,bt.
Maryland p,t c1Ati IN tobacco cont. sets ;, usu-
rtn0s contracts VOID.
vugua per cent; forfeit d1ubl, III usrry.
North C.tul,na per cent; contracts tor utufy
void forfeit d1ublr tie usnry.
South Carolina per cent; forfeit Of interest and
premium taken sith costs.
6Cor.ta { per cent forfeit thrice the usuty,
Alabama PER cent, forfeit interest aud usufy.
Mississippi per cents BY contract 10; usury re
eoyctatc 10 action oil debr,
Louisiana 5.pcr cent; bank interest 6 contract
5; beyond contract, interest void.
Tennessee per cent usafious ccntrscts void.
Kentucky per cent; usury recoverable with
costs.
Ohio per cent, usurious contracts void
lndisnl per cent fine Of double the excess.
Illinois per cent; by contract !! bel ond forfeit
thrice The interest.
Missouri 6 per cent; by contract 10. il beyond,
forfeit of interest and usuty.
Michigan per cent forfeit Of usurf ! Of debt
Arkansas per cent; by agreement 10, nsury
coyerabc, but contract yud
District Columbia per cent; usnrious contracts
void.
Flnrida 8 per cent? forfeit, interest aud excess.
Wisconsin per cent; by contract IL; forfeit
thrice the excess.
Iowa per cent; by agreement IL; forfeit thrice
the exctss.
Ga debts or Judgments in favor Of the United States
interest Is computed al per cent per aunum.
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Pictorial Temperance Imanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston, N. York Baltimore, and
Charleston Well printed, and handsomely illus.
rated. Filled with valuable statistics, intercs ting
anocdolts, touching incidents and able argume mis-
showing the evils attending the use Of intoxica-
ting drinks, and the blessings of total abstinence.
Besides u variety OF other useful and interesting
matter.
Societies, Peddlcrs. Booksellers, and others who
buy by the quantity, will be supplied al half ptice.
Single copies CT cents. Osders, through the mail
or otherwise, will be promptly attended To, if adj.
dressed, free postage, TO OLIVER & BROTH.
ER, American Temperance Repository laS Full
ton.stroet, New. York.
~ Editors giving the above advertisement,
with this notice, two inside insertions, ard an
editorial, aud sending a marked copy 10 "Tho
Nes.York t'reau." will DO entitled 10 twenty
cories of the Almanac.