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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-29

men will do, or not do as q general thing .un-
der certain circumstances -
Itis safe and reasonable to suppose that
the farmer will turn his attention; to the
cultivation of that which, from the evidence
before him, or. the inducements held out,
promises the greatest yield The more over.
Rhelping are the evidences in sfaror6f the
profits likely TO accure, the more assidnity
wilEbe exercised in the production Of the
article: Now sletsus, see what areithes in.
;ducement to cultivate hogs, and what .is
the supply Of tho means with which they
eansbe prepared for market, Since the s1st
Of last, January, hogs have ruled higher
than for long series of years., and the de-
n,aad for them has been active, consequent
4y the inducenentfo TO breed them have been
stronger than they5haye been ryears, and
the resultof this is shown. by the assessors
return we publish. The spring and SUM
.1ner,. though late have proved unusually
favored for all kinds sof, vegetation; every
thing suitable for food for man;sands beast
grew in: tie greatest profusion throughout
the length and breadth Of the land the
wheat, barley, rye, oats and hay crops now
gathered are:the most abundant thatscan be
we'll imagined, and the corn. and potato
crops now nearly matlred, exceed both as
regards quantity and quality, any ever
gathered in the country During the whole
.snmmer and up to the present time strong
inducements haze existed s,to take the, best
care Of hogs; and none can suppose for a
moment that the best care has not been
.takenof them sand more especial when
such ample means exist with which sdo
this. So. then here We end the strongest
.inducemen ments{to breed and tax ecaresof {, hogs,
the last nine months that has ever existed
before, and along with this greatest abunS
dance Of food with WHICH to. fatten them. -,
The result, then, mustbe aJargs increase in
the. number brough to market and itoug
hog CROP 80 ~ +. 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
FAMILY MARKETING.

The feature q the market this week il the poultry
whrh foods all the stalls never cheape than at
present. Turkeys OF good qusty, are selling Cor 1oc.
per pound while the very finest latest turkeys are
dEng on the market tor he per poai. Chickens fowls
and geese are also cheap, but tame duck command a
higher price. Most Of the poultry market has been
very badly put up and would command a much higber
price those who send to Iket would take
in The preparation and packing OF the fowls At the pre-.
sent prices poultry the cheapest food In the market
and poor folks would do well to paronize IL until such
time meat becomes cheaper Fine venison selling
for I2c per pound by the saddle. other game also
cheap will be seen by our Rr of prices Pigeons alone
have advanced in prices There ia every be
this season.
Meat changes but little in price II Is dear enough in
all conscience and while poultry and yenson be
bought 80 much cheaper II IL wonder the meat market
does 80 good a business. Fish commands good prices
Smells in MARKET and the usual winter stock There
Is an active demand for oysters most Of the saloons
and large establishments putting in their supply for
the winter.
Best butter sells for csc per h. In tho groceries it s
realed at &c soc. This too much and should
paid Buy your butter IN the large markets. Eggs are
quite dear lie being asked for This is news for
the holidays There is but little to note vegetables
Potatoes firm at So % so per bbl and there
10 believe they will be any cheaper this winter
All the dealers have their winter supplies put in and
even II should be open winter, there few po
ttoos in New Jersey Long Island and other places
New York that Il will not prevent prices from going up
in midwnter. Poor families who afford II could
do better than 10 put in their barrel OF potatoes apples
az the present prices.
arp ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

been some better inquiry for cotton piece
goods for export to india and to South
America. Staple cotton domcs.ics and brown and
bieacbed goods are gradually being worked off, aud
III the spring probably they will not he much if
any in excess OF demand. We learn that large sales
of the cheap styles of cotton cloths have been made
during the fall by auction and private sale for ship
ment to California, where they applied TO fitting
up rooms oil houses. The cloth is pasted nailed to
figured paper spread over the whole. giving the
apartments neat appearance. and which proves
sufficiently warm for mild climate like that of the
Pacific. Vessels also in many cases use il in place
Of felt, for covering the bottoms before copper
sheathing Is applied. At last accounts trade in
Manchester was dull, and the demand for goods
tight. This fact, however, il rather regarded by our
spinners ~ favorable because il tends to reduce the
prices for raw cotton and enables them TO reener the
market, while the English fine spun goods do not
come very much in direct conflict with American
heavy cloths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
SAILS or BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.


The trade in dry goods the present week has been
light, thocgh 10 fair extent when compared with
the same. period in other ycars-thc fine mild
weather and the partial restoration Of canal navigl
zion enabling the most OF the produce In transit TO
get through, after temporary detention. as also to
some extent help the dry goods trade. With the
close of the present week. however, the autumn
trade may he considered as having about reached ts
close The auction houses have also discontinued
their large sales, and will have a pause until the re
opening Of the spring trade. which usually com.
mences in February. Their sales next spring, II /
expected viii he large, as considerable stocks are
lett over with both importers and iohbers. The
stocks held by suspended houses, and not disposed
IL AT private sale, viii likely have TO be
worked Oh under the hammer 10 satisfy
the claims of creditors Notwithstanding This pros
pect ahead So far IA suspended houses arc con
cerucd the next springs business = expected 90 be
good: and II Is supposed that II viii commence ear.
er than usual, The crops Of produce remaining IN
the interior are very large, AM must come forward
yery freely next spfing. As the operators ia LAYER.
pool and Manchester work down prices our own
manufacturers revive and Of the features Of the
present week has been the appearance " spinners
In larger force. who have bought more freely
than they have done within any week for some time
past having for two months mprc nearly deserted
our market. This has been induced by the recon
mencement Of work " many mills which had either
partially " wholly suspended. There has also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
City PnIlfIcA.


NESTING or THE AMAKIcSa GENERAL COMMITTEE
PROBABLE DIsBANDMEST OF THE KNOW NOTHING
PARTY.
The American General Committee met for tho last time
this year a, their rooms Of Broadway and Iispe
nard street. last evening. There not many mem
bers present those few seemed quite dspted at the
result of the election, it shows that the
powerful Know Nothing party has been reduced to
faction In this city.
The fret business that discussed relation to
been and there prospect of immediate
payment. TIL ssubet discussed for some time hut
decision was arrived at.
member, whose name our reporter could not learn
as he not admitted 10 the ROOM moved that the
Nothing Councils no instructed elect delegates to new
General Committee for the ycir 1885, On this motion
warm discuss non sprung up.
One member was Of opinion that the best thing the
American par could sdo TO asband All talent
and respcctabiy OF the party had left them and they
were now mere rump Of the good old American organi
1aton he ior one intended hereafter to act with the
Democratic party as he convinced that he could 10
no good a. Know Nothing He averred that the organ
zaton that would hang together, would be set of strk
ers, VINO would nominate men for money. For one he
would haN aothirg to do wi, Il them.
Another me,nber said that he would cling to the old
party and would never give up the ship which there
much applause.
An old gentlemen said that the motion was passed. he
hoped that the American Councils would send fit and
proper men 10 act delegates lie said it nduba-
bly, trua that there many boys and questionable
characters in that committee.
AT this there great uFyoar and the old gentleman
was shouted down.
understood that the motion eventually prevailed.
At this stage Of the proceedings our reporter
rudely ordered out oil the ante chamber Of the
where the meeting held, and had to take his depar
ture before the proceedings were concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
Tbs Cotton Trade.
MESSRS. T. J. STEWART AND co.'s CIRCULAl


New YORK, Dec. 8, 1857.
II is evident from the late advices from the inte
ror OF all the cotton growing States that the weather has
not been OF character since the middle Of October TO
add to that portion Of the crop which had not matrcd
between that date and the end Of that month The green
bols did not progress and when the oss with the Their
mometer ranging from sixteen to twenty degrees far
South the plantations OF lower Louisiana termed
"killng, occurred about the Goth Of November (the
October frosts being ignored by operators) the addition
10 the crop in the intervening period has simply arisen
frCm the brown and nearly matured bos having been
cracked by the repeated cold nights and white rosts
On moist lands, the middle growth, well the top
Goth Of November has been occasionally stormy and nju
rious to the open bols Taken whole, the has
been very untsvorabe for cotton growing Thcsurvvng
plants on the 3st Of August were not more numerous
than those OF the preceding crop. We assume that
respectable authority viii assert that they have yielded
more. The crop In all sections ut that date, stated
10 be fully three four weeks later than the preceding
one. These points you viii, by reference find stated
and enforced upon notice all tho cotton circulars
from this side up to that date. The only point therefore
80 arrive at is, whether not this backwardness has
been made mp The other point IL not disputed An in
spcction Of the interior will show that the deliveries
at the ports at least rateabe the actual crop made
At present confused estimates prevail Many good autho
rites AT the shipping ports still adhere to figure high
goo bales but frn the context Of their letters it
evident that arises from their hopes. The actual
SUMPTION OF cotton fabrics IN this country, In 1883, will
greatly exceed that OF any former period The stocks of
goods in agents hands in our eastern cities appears large
present. but that will also disappear, and very
rapidly too the Western States bare
general dry goods, and certainly the great pro
ducng classes never free from debt al this
period The change will be instantaneous the sora-
ton Of confidence and the movement OF the gram crops
The business dong here is light nj our quotation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
Police Intelligence.

SURPRISE oy BURGLARS AND RECOVERY or S. 900 WORTH
or SroIks Goons.-During the night time Thursday
some expert burglars succeeded in electng
to the dry goods store of Messrs Clover Norhrup Tay
Tor No. 70 Cortlandt street and escaped with large
quantity Of silk and satin gods, valued at S. 900 Tue
Tascals had wagon IN attendance, and conveying
the booty 10 noted receiver u stolen goods in Eighth
avenue when the attention OF policemen Roach and Al
burton, of the Sixteenth ward, directed the con-
vcyance The burglars were followed secretly by the
policemen. and when the favorable moment arrived the
vehicle was sonpcd and effort made 10 the
burglars but the latter managed to make good their
cape, leaving behind them however, al the valuable
property that they had stolen The goods found to
have been packed in FIVE capscious sacks. Yesterday
morning the Of the property came to the station
house and identified it, when it wa handed to them
by the police. II Is expected that the burglars may YET
be arrested, as clue has been obtained to their where
abouts.
srABmSG ARRAY IN A GROCERY sroRE.-on Thursday
night s,abbng ARRAY the grocery and liquor
store, of Forty fifth and First avenue ia
which iaborer named Michael Dunly severely in
Jured quarrel, 1t appears sprung up between Dun'y
and a clerk in store named George Hopka when the
latter is charged seized cheese knife and plunged
nsc ,hs grG o. his aaSerssry Hopka was taken into
was committed TO prison await the result Of the wounded
mans injuries Dunly attended by physician and
then taken 10 his house in Second avenue
LASTING, THE ALLEGED FoRGER.-The detective officers
who yesterday arrested this person c. pass
sing forged check for $3.50 upon the Leather Manufsc
rers Bank state that the prisoner yesterday acknowledge
ed that he accompce had also succeeded IN getting
another forged check upon the Iron Bank of Rockaway
$3.50 cashod by the Broadway Bank, in this city He
also stated that his confederate whose John Ran
come escaped TO Liverpool by the steamship City OF Ba
morea fortnight ago.
FrGmvE ARRssrED.-Yesterday morning the Deputy Su.
pcrntenden, of Police received information from the po-
See authorities at Cambridge, Mass, that Frenchman
named Charles Nignaron, who had forfeited his bail bond
Tor breach Of the Liquor law had absconded and was
suspected TO be in New York Sergeant eerts the chief
If the detective force placed the in charge Of officer
Mcpougal, and in very short time he succeeded mr..
resting ,he party for whose appearance in Cambridge the
greatest anxiety entertained by his bondsman. He
was Immediately despatched to that city in the charge Of
officer RIdon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
TIE NEW yoRK wEEkLY HERALD.

Islands.
Paei,,c Coast, New Granada, Mexico, Cuba,
West indies, tSr.--ATairs In Washington,
Markets, Sc, sc.
The wsxrrr Herald will he published At IL O'Clock This
morning Among lis contents vii be found The following
News from Europe The Money Panic Interesting from
China &c
Interesting from Washington
News from Caifornia-The News 81 the Massacre on the
Plains Confirmed Births Marriages, Deaths Markets &C.
lmportan, Central Americawar Between Nicaragua
aud Costa Rcs oacay Declared state Of Affairs IN Costa
Bica Protest Of Honduras against the English Negro FIN
busters &c
Important News from Mesico-.ProEress OF Revolution
throughout the Repubic Probable Recall Of Santa Nina
News from the south Pacific, sandwich Islands Japan
New Granada, Venezuela Cuba. West Indies, Sc
Important from Kanaas~Repudaton Of the Lecompton
Constitution by Free State and FRO slavery Men.
The Ioes q the Steamship Central Amcrica-Importnnt
Report Of the Committee appointed to Investigate The Cause
Sf the loss.
Editorials on various interesting topics
--latest News By Telegraph
Finsncisl Commercial, Religious Poipics sporass and
Maritime Intelligence.
weekly Review OF The New York Cattle Market
Marriages and Deaths together with large variesy Of
ts~es,lhg local ard miscellaneous neps
Single copies in wrappers ready foe mating can be had
o. the counter, PrSs sis oeess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

House and lot on Seventh ST. near avenue A. s2xo2 900
no on lewis street side Third, 25xloo. 5000
To southeast Rvington and Msngn sts 25xT5. $50
10 18th ~, south side d ave, 25x9o. $500
Mansion house and large plot OF ground corner or
Ninth ayenuo and Twenty .hrd street. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEArHz,

Births.
BARSEs-o Thursday, Dec. 3, Mrs. EDWARD IIsootS
BARNES, Of a son.
KEhRNY-At Chicago, III Oh Wednesday, Nov 25, Mrs.
JosxlT J. kxARsKy, OF daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

ASnERaoS-CITz -. Johns church, by the Rev.
Mr. Schoaed, Lieut. K. W. ANDERSON, United 5tatas
Army, To Miss SAIR daughter Of the late Captain John
Ciitz, United States Army.
Savannah papers piease copy.
SurroS-GArrRAII.-On Monday evening, Nov 30 by
the Rev. Robert s. Rowland, Mr.. GKoRgr ii SUTTON v
Peekssin, TO Miss fHEny b. CArrssAiL OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

equaid perfume tooth wash cosmetic this delicious
scented water becoming yorie toilet article exclusive
IN many cases ~ the arina cologne Sold BY ID. t. Ian
NAN CO. wholesale druggists CO Water street and BY all
druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

application which be used without danger erysipeias
Sppre saes and lotions drive the disease TO the brain
This ointment peneraes far below the surface and
lies the exciting In all diseases Of the skin
clluk1c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

RuPture.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Curo
Truss office removed to No 2vesey street. Aston House.
To Disenfect . Sick Room y. II. STAFF
FOKD'S olive tar, heated water. II will a
agreeable odor and disease spread where is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

a. Gtahdjeaa Is the Only Person who can
DC consulted scientifically all diseases tho human hair
AT - church street OF barclay The Eighth
avenue cars stop al the door of the establishment
II You Want Fall Winter Hat Call
stNip NJ hny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHfs-The market steady, with small sales of
pots at-62sc. a &c, and pearls at exc
I,pF ApsTrrrs -FlourThe market reacted and closed
with advance Of about ten cents per barrel There
more activity displayed, and with improved home dc.
mabd and with sales OF 1000 bbs extra state for
priccg firm. with salcg of about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05


AT - Church street barclay The and Eighth
avenue Cars stop al the door of the establishment.
If you Want N Fall or Winter Hat Call on
hnoA No 2l2 broadway, corner Of Fulton street New
style OF boys caps.
Whites Fail Style S3-Lasf Spring style
reduced to the low price OF 81 WHITES the haer LIS
Fulton street. eve soors east Of Bresd~ag
Hats for Young nIen OF Taste and Fashion,
al EsfENsciEinE MS Nassau street Single hats a,
Wholesale price. Give him a call
80 Cent Amhrotypcs, DoiInr Photographs
artist dem.nd 4 HOLMES ass Ero.GS.y . ~ 1
20 Cent Ambrotypes-s0 900 taken Daily, by
kIMbALI the champion picture maker of America. Fac
Ladies' ars.-Pnces Reduced at Bnnt.'s
old stand corner Of Canal and Wooster streets.
Splendid sets OF Hudson BAY sable
Beautiful sets OF stone maren.
and Woo
Gents Cravuts, Ties, New Paris Styles
sa ns rs4sS an $ %
50 cent less than cost a, sls Broadway : :
Gloves ond Undersbirts at Retail.
IRA PEREGo SON, 81 Nassau street.
Boys md Youth's Ovcrcoats mt Reduced
f''s' CASH. " NO. u ''Aa street, e0'nf. H. GoRSE
Heavy Ragians at S5.--A good assortment
of fine and medium ragans greatly reduced
prices. X. r. BOUGUT0N, 255 Broadway.
Defiance snlamander sares--yyith Patent
Sder proof locks and bars Also
" ~ - - ''''@ -'''' - ROBERT PATRICK
Csrd.-An Persons who have Gray Hair
hair of bald color invited call
GRANDJEAN consultation freel Mt "a Church
OF barclay His new fluid gives che hair the natural color de-
sired and may be considered real prodigy of chemistry
Batchclor's Hair Dye, Wigs and 1oupees.-
The hes, in the world surprising all made applied
1t the manufac;ory e.i3 Broadway
Hnrs Hair Dye, only Shiilings n Box,
black brown, No. Barclay street Inni,abe shaving
and hair cutting.
CrIstaGiOrn's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tounes
The best In the world For sale and the dye privately
spplied .. No. 6 Asor House.
DRrTy's TrfcOpherOuS IL the Best and Cheap
est article for dressing identifying cleansing curling pre-
servng and restoring the hair ladies try It Sold b. all
truggisis
RuPture.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Curo
Truss office removed to No vesey street. Aston House
To Diaenfect . Sick Room use y. TX. STAFF
F0RDS olive tar, heated 1t will emit mos
agreeable odor and disease spread where used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Hats for Young nIen OF Taste and Fashion,
at ESPENscnEinE, MS Nassau street, Single hats at
wholesale price. Give him 4 call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Whites Fail Style $s-hasf Spring style
reduced to the low price OF 81 WHITES the haer lbs
Fulton street Eve Soora East Of BE- sdwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Cured ~ the application am nhsaton OF
j X. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR.
Circulars containing testimonials from Thurlow Weed.
1ssac v. Fowler and VIM b. Townsend Esgrs, Gen DUFF
Green, and from other prominent persons had
at 10 State side Of the Battery 81 cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Cough, Cold, Consumption, tSc.-In all COM
pains Of the lungs chest throat &C. such cold stubborn
cough pain In the breast and side splitting blood, ana
asihms. HlATT's pnlmonc isam viii be found the
sovereign remedy Principal depot 2i6 Grand street. rs
cents per bottle.
Cure your Cough.-Use CampbelIs Syrup Of
BELL Of Eighth and Twenty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

DarTy's Tr1copherous is the Best and Cheap
est article for dressing identifying cleansing curling pre-
serving and restoring the hair Ladies try It Sold 81 all
trugqss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Cristadorc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
The world For sale and the dye privately
sppliei, .. No. 6 Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

30 Cent Ambrotypcs. Dniinr photographs
and city views specimens OF tho haudwor Of the Queen
artist, In demand, st HOLMES, 2s9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Group and Whnnping CCugh.-Croup can
be cured IN few minutes and whoopug cough week by
applying j. H. sTAfFORD's olive Tar to the throat
chest 90 cents bottle. nj 10 State street.
Salt Rheum, Acroruis, Syphilis, and all
other diseases of impure blood are et once cured b.
taking j. r. STAFFORDS Iron and Sulphur Powders and
applying ha Olive Tar Ointment Twelve powders clint
men q cents Al is State street side OF tho Battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

20 Cent Ambrotypes-i,0u 900 taken Daily, by
kIMBA!I the champion picture maker of America. Fac
tory .57 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

Boys md Youths Overcoats mt Reduced
prices for cash. at no 81 John street OF Nassau
ID. l.. CORNELL.
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Ladies' Fars Prices Reduced at Runtt L. s.
d stand, corner of Canal and Wooster streets.
Splendid sets of Hudson BAY sable
Large capes half capes, v.ctorines NUTS, cuffs of
Canadian mink
Beautiful sets OF stone marlen.
Chiidren's cspes, victorines nAaffs, cuffs In SETS
tBANTA'S. Corner OF Canal an Wooster streets