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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

m.,hs TIN. hs would not re,ign even II dsfessed on
tie bending indian resolutions in the House Of Com
re fire in ~. CAthsrine's Dock warehouses, Lon
ao, sav;s, by lss: steamer had ent.led l)s. OF q.
ies.t 600 Co., I. is the first fir. Il any m'got1 de
In, ever occurred in one Of tbs london docks.
The machine for paying out the Atlantic Tele-
s,anh cable had been completed, and experiments
1pon Il were demonstrating the perfect success Of the
invention. The fos experiments were 10 be made 10
the coure Of about three weeks, during the premi-
nary trip Of the Niagara and Agamemnon 70 the deep
waters Of the Atlantic.
Up to the goth Of April, ,260 miles Of cable were
cooled in TIE Agameu non, ant 800 miles on the NJ
agra The Dir. cors bad decided to order 100 miles
more cable ard that there should be on board each
ship a surplus Of more than 500 miles making alto
gether 600 miles above the sc;usl distance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The dates are to March %
In hif opening speech to Parliament. the Governor
announced the intention of the Imperial Government
to coriine the King of Delhi in Fort Cox Oh the FROM
tier.
The offer to employ ten disafected Sepoy regiments
at the Cape had been declined.
The Rev. j. Wilson had been cruelty murdered in
Kaffraria. Several colored herdsmen had been muir
dered by Kaffres within 100 miles of the metropolis
and feeling Of insecurity was spreading through the
country.
Trade at Natal was fourshng.
The slave bark Ameds had arrived at Sierra Leone,
having been captured by the British manof-war Con-
fct in lat. 49, AS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
PRUSSIA.

The Session Of the Prussian Chambers hal closed.
The law imposing duty on beetroot sugar had assed
both Houses. The Minister President, Baron han'
teuffel in a closing speech, gave resume OF tue ~
bors Of the session, and congratulated tie Cnamoel
on continued increase in the public prosperity, not
vthstsnding the commercial crisis and the de.rness
Of food He stated that the Kings full recovery was
almos, assured.
The marriage ofthe Princess S,ephanie, of Hohen-
zolern, TO the King of Portugal, was celebrated al
Berlin on the Goth Of April, by proxy The bride was
to proceed to Portugal by way Of England, IN Por.
tuguese war eteamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

The ropts 20 be &C red having been agreed npoa
bet..tn the respective pc.er .,..;,. ~
The Mohstur eoutradicts the reports resuss ~
changes in the Cabinet. It slso puolsnes oeci.o
,re,,py A. eco ycune solcers TO join their reg eut'
h,t..so, a I0,h 20 b OF June, 90 a. to bnns up
III. arm y 10 the strength 6Isd BY the budget.
The Bour.e had been finn, but closed so"'"n"'
heavily at s.. 30 for the per cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
GERMANY.

A conference had been opened at Hamburg for the
settem-I of Maratme Code for all the states o.
the Ge anc Confederation. The deliberations wer,
expected TO continue ior several months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
LATER FROM IN d A.
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE.
Jhansi Captured by the British With great S'a"s'''

The Cussra ,.esn.hip Persis Captain Jadkla',
xh;ch ,ai.d from Liverpool at about 1879 on the
morning Of the let of May, arrived here az ~ CLOCK
on Tuesday mOrOiOg, hsy lie s.
tn. steamship North Star was que az southampton
Gin her fourteenth day, bat abe had not been 'eie-
v,spbei when our dispatches were closed
The sccew steamer Glssgow arrived at Glasgow on
a.. 09th MI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
SPAIN.

Mad,d telegram Of April q says; ,u.ho
CO.. gree. yeterdsy restoring to the Clergy the prop
ery not yet sold. The debate 10 the Senate 90 .ls
bi relative TO public honors concluded favor Vi Inc
G. iytrhmeL'."
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TURKEY.

A di;pstch from Cons.antibople reports heavy fall
of snow, and that several storms had caused m.ry
disasters in the Black Sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
SWITZERLAND.

Advices from Berne Of April % ssy that the Federal
Coupcil have decided 70 allow the ne" |oH'H"'
Agents,
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SARDINIA.

dispatch from Turin announces the passage OF me
D. FoIesta law ION the press, &C. by vote Oh llO
to e..
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

r AURA KEENEs THEATRE.
Ia ~ management wauld announce on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 4, 1852
NEW yEAHS DAY,
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
OF The bsskly successful ypd eccentric comedy OF
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
hoped that all ladies' and children who account
being panied by gentlemen been
has besutu pece viii avail themselves The Cd
portuniu
Admission 70 cents Children n cents
Doors nj 4; commence a2
AN ETHIOPIAN MINSTREL. BAND wASTED-voNE
N but excellent company need spply. Address stating
number Instruments terms and fu particulars bor 6 Post
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"a RAILWAY GUIDE
JANUARY NUHBER NOs READY.
Price Is Cenla-
CONTENTS or JAsUARY sunl


CoNTEHra or JAsUARr EUsBER.
l. Railways their ProaresssCtevetnl Hallway Conyen
honftsn OF Organization 40; Railway Convention AZ eew
MAG o. IL Crosse and Milwaukee Railway; Cleveland AMI 70
edo Railway Chicago and Rock Island way Detroit and
M~ and Great Western Rail Ways Chicago S Panl and
foId du lac Railway; Memphis aud Little Rock Railway, I'm
poant Notice 70 irsveers New Route 70 Boston, Beae,s OF
Advertising.
New Inventions; Durabi,y Of Wooden Pipes for hque
cucs Electric Ieegrsphng by steam TIE Presne gh III,
Nature Printing system Experiments with sikwormsi Every
fatAi!y can make its owp Gas
Anecdotes and Incidents of Travel-A Railway Incident
Sotlef amercan 10 Paris spited 90; Gods Railway Car,
Check your baggage
United States Time Indicator sho wing the difference of
time between the various cities OF the United states including
San Francisco Calf rna Tr nifty Bay Newfoundland Valens
Bay Iceland, and iond.n England, Sth Illustration
o large steel plate Map OF the Railways OF the Unite
trains in each particular line may be found
Index of ards OF 1000 Principal gowus In the United
States, w connection with rail WAYS.
Through TO and from New York Philadelphia, Buf
fao Toledo, Chicago st Louis &c. with and OF IA
frmabon relating TIE eadiesi OF travelling and
from all the principal cities South, East and West
List vi the Prominent Hotels u the Principal Cities OF
the Union.
Gazetteer os the United sates arranged und,r the
separate maps orraiwsys
40. SA five Maps OF the PRINCIPAL Railways.
III New Time Tables corrected u date.
Sent W mail, free Of postage receipt Of price
ID. APPLETON a co, Publishers,
Noe $40 Aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
HAhN0CHAN'S SURGERY.
~ CONTRIBUTIONS

OPERATIVE SURGERY AND SURGICAL PATHOLOGY
ByJ. NJ. CansocHAs.
Professor OF surgery N The NV York Medical Cole e. Sur
seoa'n 0Aei 70 the s p.,, grants Hospital &c
l. Case Of Amputaion Of the Eaure Love Jaw.
hemarks ca Ampuatior OF the lower Jaw.
kephant4ss Arabun. successfully treated by Isa.ure
OF the Femora artery With cases.
PART III. Now READY.
T. Gaze Of Exsectop Of the kntre Gina.
kemarfs Neuralgia with three cases surc "ssfnliy
treated By Of the second branch of the hfh pair OF
nerves beyond the Ganglion OF Nickel
Remarks Oh Neuralgia OF the Face, with case.
The illustrations drawn from nature, and beautifully
printed large pe paper ccorsd aud tinted The letter
press rtn,ed quaro sle very fine paper In clear lad
distinct type.
Fachpart will BE- complete IN elf and eoi separately or
subscriptions will BE- received for the whole work which w
be 10 ten parts 70 &c issued rapidly the
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Tho arcies illustrated ~ excellent thogE aphc draw
irgs treated with c-cgnstantia, minnteness The
me hancl exc 5uion i sogeter snpcror and reflects
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si,l form be,ugl youn, ~ A. least SOC pages the most
valuable origi contribution the AMI surgery
tha been made by Amcrcsn DR. Clrno
hes enoyed opportunities at The state kngrans
tor Wen the profession d this country aud Europe.
We bcspeaA for the work attentive stty"S A. nedco
For by IL Baliere 30 broadway; = 8 J. Wood $50
Broadway L. j. Grower, C99 broadway Rudd carcoa $40
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,I,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859 WILL. he PUB.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
+. UCriuN NOTICE.
a NJ. G. EDEy, Auctioneer
EZRA LUDLOW. Jr,,


Will sell THURSDAY Dec 20, 1T 5l6 Broadway, at TO-
O'Clock aud continued through the day and evening by order
Of the assignee the entire stock Of Henry Eohte cane
importer and fancy The stock
embraces rich vase OF fancy goods and OF quality and
style III the city such elegantly carved yos
viz hea tobacco boxes bracelets pOcSetO0ks cruel
Gx-s paper weights silver inai portemo naes,
Ivory AID amber bracelets IVORY fans L0 lss,
superb .erschaum pipes ash holders ppesems Of
every ripor and manufactured
coaty description antefs cleants mounted
richly and sheen hnFns and umbrella
cases silver spurs beautiful Swiss carved woot
cottages &c Chinese puzzles carved wood needle box
cs hat rsckr made from deer antiers rustic flower
rustic TABLES and cas quantity carved ~ood figures
live oak tuigcons handson-y mo"nt-d and myriad Of
other articles numerous - paricularzc by advertisement
Every lot viii highest bidder. Catalogues ready
on Wednesday, the Office OF the auconeer No Pine
= UCiIoS NOTICE THIS NOR sING. THuRsD kY.
IA December "a, az l0is O'Clock, viii sell al public
auction by order of he all Of the elegant household
furniture contained the prvaie residence 90 West
street between Fli and SIKH avenues consisting VI
nhcen and costly rosewood p,anoioe carve ls .ni SID
pea keys stool ani book &C; splendid paror Suits
covered ia fresch satin t-oca's m4dailoo chairs % match
rier nsne mirrors lace and saiiScurfars velvet
sodoak extension tables
cut glassware knives aud forks, silver spo01s Decorate.
china waJ6rotes, bureaus bedseads washands hair
feather beds spring bottom beds blankets quite
sheets pows holsters and pain mirrors clocks spit
toons rgs aud kitchen furniture of iscrp
don j. FISiIBAT, Auciouecr.
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AsJUSE NTs.



NaLLAc6's THEATRE
Doors ocon a ~, = oomsoce = o'saA
NIAElEEsili nsoilP
GREATEST Artistic fisf TRIUMPH
~tine sssd in New York.
''''"'0 . '' HsR6nAsr or vss,ce
description cung he reisns o. Frarca Of France
n'4'' NJ NV A aHis'Si or THE Stage
giving space Width and ciaato oraer u so'rs
=" '''.' sEw AND srssscIp scrNsKv ..
painted b, sherwoe Wallace sad assaots ane derived
from me @0'' sehA0'e "'1 r insn 6Hsr sources
win include the folio wing array of artistic
rSSs q N@,.,.S to Ports. wss' s.,
Anionio The Merchant Venice n,on
Basssuio hts friend ie'sr Wsass
sssstao Friends to Antonio and Ra'aan' Mr. Isssls.
lorenzo love with Jessioa. III B,nse
ssh,lCeS .ew 4. ,,,.n, W. W Wal.cs
LsSnseiot Goeso clown .e,v.n. shylocs M ysans
Geon"rao and s.epSane servants 10 ass.no Ioisessyey
E Esr,ts -. ss, ns .s.s for Mr. Mr TIE,
Ntrsss her waaiog maid Miss Mar, i.naea
60, as... :. ~. ACT l. w..
Scene Scene rS. s Of s az
scene s-Granc IlsH OF the Cassets In Portals Pa
'' ACT ii. '''''' ''~
The jews s" quarter IL Venice ho~as The essas
.. the ,sn Of q .ss and tho Wallace
alluded 10 by Sayiock in the text
Sudden Illumination ct the City and
Simultaneous Appearance Of the Masquc~s.
ACT III
Soeue Hall Of the Caskets tsherwood
Arrival Inc Prince srr.goa- The spau.sds choice.
Scene S1he Columns 81 st Marx Usher
Rage despair OF shyiock at his daughters oss-iuba
The Ugood news'-The jews revenge.
ACT Nv.
Hall of the Caskets.
Bassnios choce-The ladys Arrival of Lorenzorhe
evil udings-The departure for Venice
ACT ".
Great Hall OF Justice In the Ducsi Palace,
TUE MERCHANT or VENICE will be performed every
ping-
pox book now omen for the week
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q on nnn An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or THE
SZV,UUV. hes, glass It Is per cent cheaper than
9th Or establishment, well full stock of pressed
glass NJ every description ut .. STOUNENAL co.'s glass
anufsct0r 203Centrc street Wholesale and retail
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/. uCrIoS NorICE-RARE ANpyarr,

a TCtloh NOTICE.. BOG ART. AuCTlOSEEK--n
n s. BOGakT Friday, Dee. 81 nj l0, O'Clock, No liz
Centre see, mortgage sac tchiuery engine &c
boiler ali the n,tures cutting narbiues
plating machines dr ling and tapping machines lathes
sharg puleSs betting hangers wrought iron vices, BRASS
tuning lathe tools &c JOHN w. som .kISDfkE,
f1rm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

LTLIAs r. HENRY, AUCTION FER. -CONTINUA WON
IL of the great sale of pier, maptel and oval mirrors and
costly oil paintings and engravngs by the old and
ters sale TO commence at ii O'Clock this Thursday
ing Zee 30 at 1903 Fulton street. opposite Dutch sale
/ positive rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
FINANCIAL.

DROKEN BANK BIiLe -McsTAr COUNTY, BANK
- Of Urcaos Hopknlon Rank, Bank q South County Nat
tors Bauk, Bank Of FEM ylyan Warren County Bank and
a Other hrt ken. dscreded bsa notes hougnt
~ best rates ~ JOnn HoopE. I'll Broadway corner OIL
lers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

AUCTION NorICE.-M DOUGHTY. AUCrIONEER,
"A vii seli this tag - 10Y clock at sacsroom ~ Nassau
street tho cu. ~ family removed for convent
r,~r az sale mshorspy p@rlor furnur.
IN hair 10Th ard and mahogany riietoards oak
and wa nut iaocs boascacn mahogany chairs aut
sofas brusss and hre py csrpete beds and mat
r.s.s French plate mirrors n paintings cngravings cut
sa.. ard sians In variety chandeliers,
Inc we forming good ani worthy attention
cid l~rsa and bnu~sss.p~fs Sals without reserve
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBkRT FlCOLAY, AUcTIoNERR.-R IRREGULAR
a daily auction sale of stocks and bonds ALBERT ".
Nl.3iAi VIII Eel this lay Dec 80 at l219 ocock a, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30


HORSES, CANfsf AGES. s~g.
.e#meeae
L,oR s,IE--A VERY NANnsoNE hIENf IUNrtlN
II cnseh with squad lining, ar winter Has
$50 nre All two 80 wrsyans MI VI NPpV
- - Wcft iwr1ts UNIV su''A W. ~ ''''s r'"'.'
.o,..,x ,,.,x,. .,,,-,t..t, /, ,,,t, ,,,.n ,su,.
tofN srn =, 49, -, t,,'.ss' Ia T',.ss
- ~ h'a'c. '""'S F''F w ''t'''' ~ - ''e''"'
- $50 xt,.v ro,,, u,p-r tau,xps
NJ ~ Nie. 49, 49,, = -. liz $3.50
IaAn'-. W. = s'l'ut' ~. y -. taP3 tt
a.s. u ~ ~. ,,,s, 49,, =. 4 II ...re -. ~
49,. III, 49,. 49,, 1920 ~
80, $50 -, 49,, u,v t,,,sFs a., oxp
~ 49,, - - Y. q "a. M. -. x 80.
- ~. .. a.. 80, VI ..s.,t,. 80 I, - ~ ,,iv
- ga -, ~, ~. 80 o,si tts,es. a,,tv 81 10
WIS HF''s
r,,r Elm. t,.,,.,,,r - t.futt .Nu ut.ffe ~
~, III ~, ~ rsa, ~ wv ~, ,, Nv s7 " APpH
$500 $3.50 = = "
v.o- s,tr f,trr.px utxpSOuR gopRFt. NAME
sc ns p so ~ N ~ ~ ,S,nrs
slet@ W. 'o'f''ND.
,,p, S.Yr ,.rrptPrnrr coon srcpSp HAM
hSn s,s,ss, i"qwfe ''ohN oAsh' Nv h"S' twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

A ssIGSEEs SALE
on RICH PARIS MASruJ.ss
VELVET CLoAKs, rALNAs, ETC,
AT 2s CANAL STREET AND sos BROADWAY
wR MACKENZIE having ,his dsy December 2N made On
~ bs entire and interest In the above esta
.hns ut for benefit hs creditors the under w0i1
attention Oi all desirous ~ maSng pur
chasea the boldeys the exceedingly rich snd eegt
sock Of goods being sold 81 great sa.ce the
above places A the sale s positive the goods nave peen
marked down 10 a very low rate, for cash. -,
UCTIoN sALE.-THIs DAY, 1T TWO O'CLOCK ",
"A J. MACDUFt, auctioneer, will sell The entrc stlcs
An chance " purchase for the holidays Male prsp
tory.
nv JOSEPH HEaEMAN.-ruURsDAy DEC, ", At
- oc!cck NJ ateDlis Court street. Brooklyn, h1sehod
ziture carpets ooths sofa, chairs tables. bedstesds,
vsksaands crockery, stoves, nc, &c.
r,nw RID sCHENCK Auv1IuSEER
SUPERB OIL PAINTINGS .
px az IT, SCHFNtk This day, SNh instant ~ "
o,rt a, ner sslesruon No 81 Nassau street collection
nj abo,s esy ancient and modem line OIL paintings, com
r,sts very exquisite and valuable works by Fees,
Vapder corhcn Stsnned nendarf COL Van ondentrovc,
verlocshoven, Byandt Nceroaun, Eberhari and other
tr III really valuable par,nae offered nj auction. The
nin,lngs exhion aud onnosseurs and the pu.
ilc are invited 70 examine them. SAFE pcremptory
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uyrCKLgp OYSTERS FOR THE HOLD AYs-pHRsoNs
wishing picked oysters w please send IN their order~
oysters put and sent g part Of the cy vicinity
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
New Advertisements.

We take pleasure in directing the atten-
tion of our readers to the advertisement of
Messrs. E. b. Benson & SoN--they arc offer
sale, at low prices---The Administrators of
the Estate of S. GRIFFIN, deceased, advertise
valuable property for sae-The "Six Mile
Company" have organized, and are prepar-
imp to furnish Llmbor, finished and unfn-
ished, &c---Examine and see what Messrs
ALLEN & DIAL, of Columbia, propose to fur
l.sh you on the most reasonable terms
These, together with other new advertise
ments in our columns this week, are worthy
Of the attention of those interested.
"SINGLE packages" The following, which
we clip from an exchange, we commend to
our Western readers:
.We should like to have all single packets
doubled trebbled. quadruped, or more If
more, might be. 1t is troublesome to send
out these single packages troublesome.
in proportion to the gains. We car put up
two or three papers for mail nearly as soon
as VIC can one. Besides, we always realize
feeling Of anxiety in regard to these little
packets, in sending one paper away by itself
30 Iar., we Ieel tor CnemhnIfheF lonely ana
uncertain Journey. AS to the. large paeka-
yes. their very hulk will command some res
poet fort them from post Office clerks. But
these solitary little fellows, in their seeming
ihsignifcance may, probably be kicked into
some corner or miss their way, and be lost
among she hills and hollows 1t is pity to
have one papor take such long Journeys as
aome of them do, "c,iitary and alone. ;" Give
them company, and they will travel more
swiftly. and reapk their destination moro
auge)y"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
murder of a man
ash
.utcd to

,.teuced to one months i'm
prison. and to the payment of small
fine. IL, had been in jail over eight months.
Several parties, convicted of theft and 9th
er violations of law. were sentenced to receive
sundry stripes and to pay small fncs.
DAYLIGHT THRoUGu.-Mr. JONES, the con
tractor, made an opening through the Mid
die Tunnel" of ehe Blue Ridge Railroad, on
the 23d ult. The length of this tunnel is
over nine huadred feet Thus, one obstacle
after another gives way before the superior
management of the Company, and the indus
try and energy ofits contractors.
DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-WM. HoUNscuILp,
the German who was so badly injured by the
explosion of powder on the Railroad, died on
the 9th ult. lie was buried by the Walhal-
la Rifemcn. Of which corps he was a member.
CoRN-Judgc PARsoSs has laid upon our
table a few years of superior corn, grown on
his farm. The corn crop is turning out much
better than was at one time anticipated.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06

:, -'tnesS IMAM people ever possess
cd. Our form of Government was such MS
the wit of man hid never devised until the
Constitution was formed. If the Constitu-
ton was cordially and faithfully observed,
no power could shake the Government of
the United States. With every revolving
year there will come new sources of pride
and prosperity, fresh stars will be added to
our banner, and onward over land and sea
the power of the United States will progress
to triumph such as the earth never wit
messed. lu conclusion, the speaker return
ed his cordial thanks for the kindness with
which he had been received
ellis speech was frequently uppauded
with great enthusiasm, and ut the end the
gifted orator was greeted with laundering
tribute of popular approval"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
avis in New York.

:" 49,
mt, a large Democratic
eld in New York, at
avis spoke. We make
t: ER
ted again to the sla-
ke of the peaceful
st between the master
nists were de-
d aid them
Try. But if
u i'll separating
she would only
her rivalry with
10 aud manufacturers
'ticians of a philosophi-
.igatcd the principle of a
.@ere men who had steep
. i1the blood of their broth
So constantly warning against
intrymen of the South.
W was a law in which the
lily takes refuge. When
ard one of these philosophers
sason e .he laws Of the land.
'hnt such man was a proper
(which was higher
,c ,nat he advocated. Ifw
rselves, and true to the Con-
path is onward to more of ma.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
s&
Ti
nat neetInk,.N

7wl
3S
.,a ,,,V.s snas mes.ns, ,i's''s, y
4. n.osV ap.epS 'se s n'annoii ''l,i one
SpoNo"o VI IN "e'"'
Now, wish to inform the
the rise and progress of the
headed coxcomb who wrote
the Banner. la the first plt
the corner among the ashes,f
potatoes with the peelingss on,
lo or Y years OF age. At that tim
began to be wiser than his fathcfand nelgh-
pors ana at lehSth ne mas become more
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06

Icl mis- cdltu-
Mr.. Il. ID. To- I'D, a genial
he Son Of Temperance, as its name
ro, ) devoted to the advancement of
"peDancc cause, and we commend it to
oort of the temncrnnce public.
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IOk, cat and sleep.

IVN, VtFV uTIU olNEP'
nicKsS,-Sylvostcr Nov Of
81 0.ltco, has become insane from fear
Bb. = .S.fSES-~Th most valuable
orsos ~ the United States snYs an
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,ther has been unusually mild for
III; 50 much so, that vegetation is
8 forth again in some instances. Rain
SO fallen in abundance, and the time
ccding wheat is at hand. To-day (Fri-
it is warm and cloudy.
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..J iiU5
= attack of apo
now considei ed

~
RE. IN Charleston Con-
there will be, in the next Leg
this State sevonty-four new and
&c old members. 10
ARA Bull Frcur The Empress
me hs go TO st. Esprit
:: its-Ior which exciting
'ncurNbc fondncss.
lhc editor of the Grccnvil'c
nposed on him two dollar
DIN Its baseness is detcc-
of the coin.
John W. Lewis, of Halifax,
Milton, North Carolina, ON the
mt, u lot ofyelow leaf tobacco, (this
~ for $3.50 per hundred weight.
,1AME.-A co:cmpora,y says it is just
sensible to undertake to get married
,oarting as to do business without
Ttising, And this opinion is very cor
&c.
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OmoAdo,, Oct, 27.--+riie st. Paul (siin,
nesota) Rioneey of the 28d inst, states that
dbiinitn returns from every part Of, the
State, excepsiasone district, Indicate that
the Legislature will stand thus i IIonse
Democrats 30 Republicans 40. Senate
Democrats 81 Republicans Is.