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den!
SHUTTER. &ie 70 osun, rein Sunse2
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fe patrifeinti6 e~rorclIelt taten.
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srcr scitoblercn ltr aspUresn lit y arbslbeim
(be9teri9): Nur, ta5 mrht ib ppbl miiIsn.
Summelterser: Gin Bailentino lit caraus ae-
mcrecn, ie Miro bon fremben Seuten aufIe,caeu.
Nn9'fdbtt! Gin ihwabilher Bauer murrc
ftslcr GH9e Yen einem auten 5reuns 9eIraat, or
er auh NtBe ~pcrtouit Bate. 5rsili, luste rer
Sauer, unC 9uct fin ; mr. brsablt mprrc. Oils
thm nun rcr quite 6reuuo pcrma,E CT lei rin Iebr
lhletter GeutiGer, neil or ra,u Belle, ZEN 8ran-
3rlen bic Nferre 'u %iirftru, e~rpiperte rer G6wate:
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frau;6iib I!
Gin Sif;jsr, rcr lcbr ntel S6ulecn bate,
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thrEr Irbtcn Sigunacu ciueu ueuen Shlahtoe-
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t%uuuna pcr &Gtncr Ninrrr Die ShIu6lrcpbc ber-
Itgen molten: .
trim, nc &G1n en- Neitertiblte
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hItt Courage no nod or NGb?
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ton
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Surh @GarsGtufduft unb Htretc Y%tiirbuu9cr Ypn 6dYanua ME
e.ut,hrn Gt9Nrrsn IN BEN Stdro 9rcpt, Gem oeidSftSnctbrnocn
Nnbittum pc 9rcBtcn Scrtbcitc bel Der Nu5p1bt ppu GiSarrcn III
cHtJtrcn, erl0ubc lib mir SIR E%ciitti9un9 mctncS yoecrS TN alien
Sorhn Gt9drrcn, wtc NC9olid'e, Npnolt5, Spcr0'S, principic5 IL
!. ~. ctniu oecn. Bon DEM @%,uncf0ec aus9cbcup, zap nur auto
2SNGrc unb ibmolcr Nrrft tinen rNlben llmldt btrbrifubrt, 0GIlbc
Ia nm 10 nCbr ouf ouQtmCincn 3uiprub rdbnrn Ill eurf II, ais id,
Icoc 9iAarre. Die bel mir 9cfaHIt mtrr. ale fri r0udtnp Soranttrc
unp retultt Stouaun9 SuljhCre. y. @ciIbIher,
Ntp!cilic GtlOrrcnitrrc lSc Sir
SpildCn Aiain II. Gmp.
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NHn9cn-llebeln crrorben, baR cS GAM unr6:bia uulcrcr Settle III
bic 9utcn Gi9cnit0fcn ecnclbcn picocr oulsUi6bIcn. "a es IIt
hanger Belt Ill eicltm ganec bcit0nei0 %ecbroudt rirb, 70 bobcn
mir meitrr nih to ntthis, ais BENT ] U6ti!um gu pcrii6err, ooE Die
Su0!ttdt ecncibcn ltcte Die teft ut II. baF cS iuecr. d'ii NutS Sug
@erittuun9 Der HciorroCn tbut mas cS bISbcr 0etban Bat.
Users Gatbdrctifhe y iurn,
sr Stiun9 tcr Strfppfun9, @clbiuht, @oocnIhmdhr, OpSrcr
Tic, Nutr, ecS prrrrrtrncn Wo9rrS. hre Hptblaufs, NprirchS,
rrr ~9olcrucn Nocr, ocS RbcumNtiSmue. Nu5,htaQS unb Ger 6auf-
%trantbciter, 2cberbrldNmrrNcn SEahcriuhl, pS 8inepurmS, Der
Gchirulnc UNI S1liHant. SSIrnicr, Wtht, Ncrrcnitmodc ejrr
Ylnc n0b tcm MitIQcCitn sur HciniGung be- @Iute5.
Stc(c Nilen limo nit Suffer dtcripscn, tomjt lie auh Der
Gmrnrrltdlte nit VtttitAtclt p%crlbIudcn tam, tic fun oI5 bthc
@ttUtrun9oTtttcl III Der SSet rub et9ncu IT'D YpstrrfFih SIT eintm
60nemitcl.
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90 6pps. 9rrre !6out unO 9Harrcn Siprs Sacpn, III
batrn bel 9Gm. lSauacc S6bne.
400 S1de prime V~n9uapra &afr, 300 Side primic
9tio &0fc, Su batru bri 9Em. 9&auace SGbue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
6r uus trup t6rI6 Satniacu!

y" puS ~ nus "HpFre. yin aruler INN
elm 9yaucr Deutihcr aui ,iucm Spnsi 'r9au9c:
0iriinsr: @eoattcr Sans, ru IaNteit mir crdb,
RAP man in rtclrm 2anre giiemanb sriecu unp
bru 6ut INNER ouItcbaIten IrG.
G'rautr g]re Grit!
@jriiner: Nber iirbi. ru cen IA briitcn, nj. er
ntdt uno NrGft uuO Den 2euten ole SGure priift
uup TT ;jebt or oar nod ben Out at ?
gjraucr Sa lictlt pu, oos 1T mas omccrs,
rae pey ltrblt III ebru urd, niht, isnrr SGIlbe 1T
Gin, Ganpicdt!
= MiQrr. &lio rie Sefrsiaer 9abcn srcBeu
Nfangcl al sutcn 6ttpbsrrn
S6ulir. Sa, IA iiuc rir 8rau;oien icoenfnQS BE-
psuteno tcNer parnn. bic ilnp ppn gpntS 9taprleru
btaber ,Rut anNcflbrt" mVrpru.
Miller. Gu is ct.
Neur Spru6e Salcmpnis.
0a0 anacnc5mtr 2Ntcr, mcin ScDm, lit cine
ftttc 0elrtnee.
= &lrine Srrbe maiden 8rrbr SIdcr:
= IS it nitt gut. pa6 Ger MirnIb olein lci,
ihAt: Der Gtrmann gu itiner @attin uno gina
ms HirtbSbaus.
Cine shte 3rbn Golar gipte 1T elmer un-
auittirten Shnejper-9 tedbnung bel mcitem por-
Sujiebsn.
= Der Gjtrehte ertarmt lia leincs Sic6es
unp priigclt eincn 8uten.
9&ift gutter 9tbeinwein 1T beItr benn
iAiehter Gatamta.
= Sin trruer @Iatte mirc ME bas 1ienItmGr>
den t%iirn, es miiBte Bonn Die Gran ntht ,u
Nauie iein.
= Der MunO pss g8eiien 1T Saliam, aber
Ger &lu9e alt i'm.
Die Satpre lit lin @eiisr, il's ses
lAttfen, I&neipt's beier.
SSenn MI @ommuniil meroen piqit, 10 pers
lhenfe ipiCrt pas 9Heni9e, mas ru beligeIt uno
trarte bis Dir RE Nnpern msbr ~bringen.
9Gem OH pie erbIrmlihrn Gpm6pirn bic.
fer Selt iIieGen pialt, mein 9p9n, 10 eeBe ms
G9eater.
9ei ME Der SA6pfer, Sansling unb ma
DE Dir aus 9iiht5 @tpas.
SIS 8itt Siele, pic in aIer G5hanre lebsn
Hne NIT alien @brsn b~eeraten msrpen.
Stt NuiSdgluns Der Stnue BAT man pen
beIten p~er9slen, cen uufnn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
MINERAL POINT SEMINARY.

), NOLAN, a. NJ, Priserpal,
Teacher OF Mathematics and Intellectual Science
\ n Johnston, A. b, Teacher of Aucien. Languages
and Literature.
hss- > = N"A>N, Preeeps-en.
Teacher of French and Ornamental Branches.
CHssLrs BKLISsEI, Teacher IF Music-Piano. Neodeon
Guitar. &c
c HISS feach>. the German language and literature
me trustees will every eDertion MAKE thls
FiTst Class insi otion They heartily recommend the
above board ct Teachers to the con the public
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

DISTRESSED ar
ed EstA ptrEleat GRd Epidemic Dtseases
'I'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of thu awful
L destruction Of human iite, caused Sexr,l d.
victims 81 such disc guacks several vea-s =.
directed their consulting surgeon. CHARITABiF
Northy 81 their name, 10 open Dispensary for IN.
treat cnt ot this cA # diseases their forms ara
80 give NEpICs o. sill 10 aury BY lett
sith descriptions Of iheiT coalition Csge occu
habits nf ifc. &c and rriue poverty "a
FURNISH NsrICsNgS FEgE HlcGz. Il Il ue-1texss
10 add that thc As>Hciatio- commands the highest Nj,
iSei Skl4i Of ne as, sne il furnish proved
modern treatment
TIE Directors Of the Association in thar Animal Re-
port upon the treatment OF Sexual Dis sses rxp..s he
highest satisfaction Nth the hc has stt.r
ed the iahors ef the consul aE Sgrgeon cure or
SPernat urFhoea Seminal Weakness Impotence eopor-
rhorS, elect Syphilis. the enanisr, orS.fxbp.r
Sc, and order continuance OF tile same nlan for the
ensuing wear
The Directors review or the mast feel s.sv-ea
shat their labors this sphere Of beuexolent rov- 80.
younc. and they have resolved 70 devote Themselves
Fth renewed zeal te this important ard much d-spiset
cause.
An admiral -r7s-t on Sae--as-orrhne. Or Seminal
"~kncss the vice Of osansr, Hssce-bstion or SELF
N' and other diseases nf the sexual organs by the
- hitting surgeon, viii be by IN sealed ss
s'-opri FKrE cF CHAcE. receipt Two STAMPS for
!o-Ee- Nther Reports and tracts the nature and
-''a n. sexual disease. diet. &c. constantly
oe's PA-se fer .rstGitous distribution aud viii h.
Of great value. nc 49, feA'-
- A..IeSs. t'r -sepo-t or treatment. pr r SEIIJrS
Hpt"HiN.. Acting surgeon Ucr.,; aser;.t;-
20 :. Soe'A -'tf''h ireet- Phi b3eirhiz Pa
b order Of ne Nirarto-x
EZRA d HEAETwFII p,-.,-.-.
GRo- Fk:RcTIr.D, Secretary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
travelling Agents a1tei
Permanent Employrncuf

M wish to engage limited number of -csnonsilla
~ Agents !" travel and solicit orders far ffrats,..
F"ieat firS PreH4a k4fssa SAd Tcsasy-F FIR I,sEs-
Fanny SeE9H< 9aeAsRes-tae best low nricl x.-
chine IN the u. Ae and fully equal to The high n.,s
ones a. II Is the most simple its cunstrurtion ~
IN ITS operation. and less liable to get ont of r.
salary of 80 per month with s expenses win ~,
10 olly limited number Of Agents Fnr eon5;,tn
aLo l'strusiiess II tbs business address with
= ! N. hA,ItiEIT < CO.
40 wilson Lane, Boston, Aass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

nR- GUYSOTr'S Yellow Dock and s-s,,,r{I,.
received and tor sale =, ''iN re-
FrIFoRn.S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

n Moses Indian Root Pills are sold bT ali esis,s IN
Heaicinrs. 80 ' !"
ei'n Sn'e n evcrr town, village srd hamle. .hs
and Parties desiring Tie sgeucy viii addrt.. abox
Tor FERNS. &c N''
1eceiT1 ii s.. postage paid - ~
- For sale t. y iyian and PuIford Agents Min Pr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

BARBERING AND HAlR-DRESSING
rTHE subscriber Ia wing recently apenea shop in III
/ room Mineral Point Book store nearly on
pose the United States etel. prepared upon
customers At any hour ofthr DAY SH4 YYIG SHA NJ
POONfNG. nj r. DRESSIhd. &e.. done in the lest
manxer and most fashionable styles
BE- strict attention TO his business and ardent
TO please he hopes to merit and receive share of
patronage of the citizens of the city ofNinera
Gentlemen n. please call and give him a trial
Mineral FL, June 20, 1857 C24tfl II. P.TCRNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

N SiihS--cioth, Hat, shaving. Hair Tooth Nail
ID Paint from 10000 ;, Ssr1ir d IN Tin Cs,psi
tau = tiHi2- pGstiHy, Wiitsw:tsh, Iiurse shoe STOW
:rrAng. Camel HAIR Pencils At 3sff vIyfiN,S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

4 Bsz.ro!en. Eastztei7 csta5!i.ksd BY .poci,I Erao
mani fer tsc reitef IF Lae srE Distressed aatct-
ed ritA FfrHleat aad Epidemic Disease.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

FASHIONABLE

CAL and see Us next door to Davey Jexelry Store
Mineral Point, April J. 1859
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly variety known, particularly
T. the mos, approved patterns JUS, received ard Offered
20 sale hv WA iANY0N X son, on Commerce street,
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
MAY Fggner, Water baeh,
Black Diamond, Iron h"naroa,
Prairie Queen, Hester" ttneen,
.Sep Vor{d. CutfiEator, Cnirerse,
KeyH0ne a.,ass, Bangxp, Lion, &c
PREMIUM STOVES,
If all SKIES and patterns in Also the follow
ng, among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
Sylran with without ovens Floral open cnsd fronts
So.ion 4" Cottage Stores, &c, Sc
BOX STOVES,
IF All descriptions and size, together with few coal
yTOVES both Cooking and the Parlor. lie has Also
large Stock OF beautiful
Britauia-W Ware,
including
Tea Pots, CaFee Pots, Sugar UrH., Cre0msr',
MoEasses Pitchers, Cdstors, Pitchers,
lHays, Cnps, CIHd@estteks,
SptttS9Es, Lamps, &c, &c, &c
Selected with care and offered remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
all kinds constantly hand, manufactured to or
Ter, the shortest notice
In connection with this establishment il FIRN ACE
where work either Of their respective lines will be done
n the best possible
Job Work attended in any of the above Shops on
-iirrt notice.
o call aud exarni ne his Stock ana prices -.
WILLIAM LANYoS son.
Mineral Point. October. 1855. -ly
AIDES FINE SHOES. Congress Boots md Chiidrcns
| ane all kinds the second lot just received
ANTON BERG.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

(NoNBS--Dressinc. Side Rack Pocket 7 Tortoise Shell
~ Imitation do, ..ufalo, Ivory, Horn al VIyIAN's
53if
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

ID ttE lQC oS for raeic. Purposes rCo-nac Er,n-
L dy, Port Wine, Aateirs ne old Jan sir, R,,,n
i"iiaIa TIN Bo'rbon Wliskey london Porter Scotch
49, --N'ts'-si' ocHHalps Al 33if. EfEfAS'S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

I)fkfJNEt;l Fancy ma Tote1 articles HARRISON
tsrfuuerys ynBs hatllaron. il~ iChIt Spanish Ius
raj M~en tHn. Eay Rum, Eau de cologne Hair Oil.
'"otl f"Taers. Old Brown Windsor soap White 10
stcs V'N having Cream. uap and a hundr.s
.ti4s-i- a. ). r NISTAS'S-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
Blue Ridge Railroad.

BY reason Of the defeat of the Blue
Ridge Railroad bill ut the late Session of
the Legislature, the question is presented
to the President and Directors of the Road :,
whether 10 abandon the enterprise at once,
rs they must do eventually if the State
continues to withhold further mid or con-
tinue the work with what funds are on
hand, relying upon the chance Of getting
the bill passed at the next Session. They
will scarcely permit this defeat, the first
impcdiment they have met with, to in.
duce an abandonment Of so gigantic an un-
dcrtaking. The Charleston Mercury coun-
sells them to proceed, in the following terms ::
The practical question now arises, what
course shall be pursued by the President
and Directors, under the circumstances in
which they are placed We trust they will
not give way 70 feelings of disappointment
and chagrin. They may entertain the idea
Of calling upon the State to represent her
stock by proxy and winding up the buSi-
ness IN hopeless abandonment But being
constituted of many OF the most publc-spr
tied as well as Intelligent gentlemen in our
community, We trust they will not suffer
themselves to be overcome by such cnnsid.
erations. Induced by motives Of the public
good, we have confidence to believe they
will brace themselves for renewed efforts
in accomplishing this magnificent enter
prise. We t-ust an appeal will be made TO
the people Of the State Tor the purpose of
satisfying and removing the hesitation and
! qonbts Of representatives. We trust the
| representatives who have felt scruples, in
consequence Of the supposed antag onisla of
their constituencies, will exert themselves
| to enlighten their people. We call upon
our contemporaries throughout the State
to speak out boldly and earnestly. With
scarce an exception, the Press il in favor of
| the work, and it becomes them To inform
! and instruct Shall South Carolina, s,an-
ding aloof in issolated and complace.,t 70.
| gyism, retire from the field Of competition
for the trade and connections of The great
| West, while other States, less capable, are
putting forth all their energies Shall
she, for the want Of timely exertion, and by
n stationary, hesitating and unstable policy,
| give up the struggle aud its rich promise,
and become insignificant in influence while
recedlng comparatively in all else Ia un-
willingness 10 meet the annual inteTe, Of
tue aSbt by pitiful increase of taxes for
few years reason to satisfy any rational
man Weanswer, No
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05

FRAUDS IN PACKING CorToN.-The
fires in the picker rooms Of the Tremout,
the Naumkeag and the Massachusetts
mills, within few days, and which in
voIved the loss of life in the last named
mill, were caused by stones or gravel pack
ed with the cotton TO increase its weight.
coming in contact with the revolving steel
knives OF The beater while the cotton was
being worked through the opener, so cal
led. The lowell Advertiser says tha: in
nearly all the baIesof cotton opened there,
from sto IL per cent, Of sand. stones,
nails and. other substanees are found
Single stones weighing 2s ponnds have
been found in these bales, which sell at
from TO 5 cents pound 10 on. man
ufaetnrctx = Boston 7'rareller.
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Sales-day.

Although n ceId ard disagreeable day
our streets were thronged with persons
from the country on Monday last. Some
twelve or fourteen negroes were sold and
several parcels Of land, and all at prices
which Indicate n airosperous condition Of af.
fairs. There seems to be n large demand
for negroes here not by spectators, but
10y resident lillers of the soil and the beau.
ty of It is, they generally have the cash to
pay down. Many prefer TO pay cash
though the terms Of sale be credit.
One tract of Waxhaw land sold by the
Commissioner in Equity brought about SI9
per acre. 1t is known Cor should be- for
II is advcr,iscd) that he has fifteen hundred
acres of the same sort to sell on l7th inst.
Sheriff s sales were small. All the Boards
met on that day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
THURSDAY December, 80.

IEe Commissioner delivered his decs-
ION or the point requested TO Ice charged
10y tire district Attorney yesterday, to wit:
that the Internal transportation OF recent
ly imported Africans, was not crime un-
der the laws Of tie United States, and
that witness who bad been engaged in
such transportation could answer ques-
tiors Ia reference thereto, without criml-
mating himself The Court decfced that
the words "coastwise transportation, in
the Act Of Congress, did ror embrace in-
land transportation bnt There were ot,i
er acts, which he read, that left such
doubt on his mind that he aid not feel at
liberty TO instruct the witness that he
could answer questions without crimina'
ting himself.
The examination then proceeded:
Capt. Christie (of the steamer Lunar
sworn. lie went with the steamer
lamar from Brunswick to point opro-
site Jekyl island SAW lhere some ne
groes and white persons The negroes
were not American negroes; bis boat
transported the negroes who were on the
''"'' NHb VI NHS lSlNUJ NHtlE UNunDtr,
he heard, was about 300-does not know
how many; they were put on board the
steamer by the white men. Saw the
mast head Of vessel about three or four
miles off; did not recognize her rs the
WanGerer. This WAS on the 81 Dec.
There were six OF eight white men enga.
ged in putting the negroes on boa:d-
perhaps more took them on board in
the day time. : Witness carried the slaves
up the Savannah river to point some
fourteen miles above Savannah on the
South Carolina side; courl not describe the
place, as he was unacquaiuted with the
river. White men went along, the ne
groes being IN their charge, some Of them
the same parties as assisted in putting
the negroes on board at Jekyl Island.
Did not deliver the negroes to any one.
bot ran alongside the bark. aud the par.
ties having them in charge took them
ashore. Some Of the parties who took
charge of'tbe negroes went down on
bosrd'lhe steamef.o Jekyl Island they
were tour in number Did not take on
any more at Brunswick, except one man
One Of the negroes was found dead the
morning they were put ashore. Does not
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
A = Il "A
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GENERAL lNTELLIGENCE.-N n umerous N
rests have been made at Cork, Ireland,
parties supposed to be connected wild a
projected tibustering expedition from
America.
The British Government, it is fully ex.
pected, will guarantee a new capital o {
half n million for The reIaying oe The At.
Ian;ic cable. and new contract will lie
Immediately made.
it is reported that French negro ern
grant vessel had been overhauled by T.
British cruiser en- The coast Of Africa, anG
compelled to discharge her cargo of no.
gros.
The French commission appointed 10
inquire into the scheme of African emf
grafton to French colonies have. it is said
reported IT, favor Of its continuance.
The Spanish expedition now fitting ont
against Mexico is TO be on n g;eater scale
Of importance than was at FIRST supposed.
The death Of the Emporer OF Japan is
reported.
No news of importance from India or
China.
LIVERPOOL, December 1.-THE sales
of Cotton on Friday, December 10. reach.
ed 1000 bales, spectators and exporters
taking 1000 bales. We quote Fair New
Orleans 8 l6, Midding New Orleans
o 8; Fair Mobile 7, MdJling Mobile
6 4; Fair Uplands Z, Middling Uplands
9 III
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
Cotton Statement

The receipts Of cotton IN Cbrleston for
The past week were. by RaiIrds lI,l5T
bales. 10y water and wagon 292 bales
together l3.649 bsles---coespondIup
week last year 6,564 bales.
The exports from Chsrlesli for the
same time were, 10 foreign p'ls 1926
bales; coastwise 3,476 bal-msking
The total exports Of the wsk 2O.752
bales, and leaving on hand aock Of SO: I:
SAT bales, inclusive Of 1900 bales on
ship'board not cleared, again stock of
3i,665 bales, and l2,ls5 5a,, on ship.
board same time last year.
The sales IN Charleston dang the past
week amounted to 5000 bss, at prices
ranging from 8 34 ol2.
The total receipts at allae ports du.
ring the past week amounig To l47.073
bales, against l04. 100 bali, received du.
ring the same period last yem. The To
tai receipts at all the pors sioce the Is,
OF September, amount ID ,7e4334 bales
against I,04e,924 up tjthe y,me dates
last year. showing an ipseaseth.s year
Of 7l5,4Io bales.
The expoSts "a. Great Iritah up to the
latest dates, amount TO $685., showing
an increase on the exror,'toa asa, country
last year of 2O2. .o46 bales shipments .tc
Northern ports show an aeesse Of les
2l4 bales from the sbipmeks OF last year
The stock on hand su on ship boasd
NJ all the ports, up to III latest dates
amounts TO 1922 bales being ls5, ,3ss
bales more than the stockoa hand nj IN,
corresponding date last yar.-- Colam5ie
Guardian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
AgFSrianism in France.

Paris correspondent Of the Columbia
South CarOiinidn writes
The age Of equality has leyellcd every.
thing in France, and Ia look for a gentle,
man is to lose your labor. All IT, dislinc,
tions of rank have been cut down like the
old trees of the forest, and the new rene.
ration that have sprnng up like the coppics
aie all on level by which the social scene
is as much disfgurcd "a the Land. ss.Sps
would be by similar process You viii
seek IL vain for that Eigh,Lrod polish Of
manners which has been so mach the boast
ns peculiar To the "haut ton" of France
The officers IN. the army are only TO be d.
tinguished by their epaulets, and there
throughout society eoarseaeis oG ..apnss
which savors strongly Of Sans ruiotism. h
loosing the external siniagrrrs Of the 81
school, the French have lost the urraer
part Of their p"litcnes-. France is 10
longer the country of high thoughts scad
in Il heart of rourtesy
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
The New Census.

The appt rtlonment for members of Con-
gress under the census of 1860 will make
II great change in the representation of sew
erai States, judging from the votes at the
recent election in some Of the Western
States. Illinois, with nine members of Con.
gress, has given $50, ZOO votes, while Mas
sschnselts, with eleven representatives. gave
only 10000. Wisconsin, with only three
representatives, has given II vote within a
fraction of that "f Massachusetts Com
pared with the votes of many other States
the discrepancy is still greater.
The above we copy from the Charleston
Courier. How the result of the Census OF
1860 will effect our State, Is a question OF
some moment. 1t was the opinion lag
Summer of one of our present delegation
TO Congress that we would lose hoo mem.
bcrs.