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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-02

NEw YoRE DscUERREomrEp.- The follow
ing Iottcr from an Andover lady is too pecu
liar to he kept alone for private rcrusal and
so we give it to the readers Of the Home
Journal, SSLt$ GeyemoHie--" My dear friend
Your tersc picture Of New York is excellent,
as far rs it gres; but in all pi,.uros there
must be shadows. The contrast between
your gay city and serious Andover is great
Your lights are brighter. and your shades
are darkcr--murders, robberics. strcc;-gnrro.
tings, hurglaries. incendiarics, and ,vcrv va
ricty otv vice. The modest misdemcanors of
Andovcr arc usually confined to clothes-lne
pilterings, chickep-stealings.s and an occasion.
al kitchen scandal. You have large church.
es, theatres, assemblies aud midnight pnr-
tics, where the ladies compete with each o,ll-
er in their costly jewels, silks, sa,ins and
enormous spread Of skirts. You dine at sun
set sup nj midnight so to bed next morn
ing, and rise nobody knows when. how or
where. We have chonp churches lycorms.
lectures, choral concerts and calico clothes /;
we drink tea. and. ON important occasions,
Ioinonadc--So e bod at nine, riSc with the
sun. and dino a. upon. You have livcricd
cquipOges. bnll.dlesseS in the street. gamb b..
ling noblenicut?l artificial compilations. and
pickpnekctS. We drive 'une-hOrso chai.eS.
dress for comfort, breathe puro air. preserve
the na;a-al Lloan 0. tic ckeeks by ters.l.g
, 1859-12-12
,sncc{al CoEzsspondence Of the Press mud Tdbunc.1
1>.r s,h A n 1EsA.

Especial Correspondence Of the Press mud Ts7bunc.1
Dec S1h. 4. ~. 1s.e.
After Nelson, OF Tennessee, closed his speech
Yesterday, pryor Of yirginia arose to reply.
lie began with grand flourish, with an air Of
Sir Oracle, t'when / open my mouth let no dog
bark." With his left hand Oh his shirt bosom,
inside Of his vest, his right hand holding
scented cumbric, he broke the portentous ST.
lence With an authoritative wave Of his arm and
a snccring threat at Nelson and his party. For
an hour he practised gestures and gesticula-
tion. lie quoted Shakespeare, Byron, Patrick
Henry, Calhoun and Cicero, and seemed to i'm.
acinc himself m embodiment Of the genius Of
then, all, There WAS no rain Of argument in
what hc said, no facts, no points, no anything
but chiyatric expressions Of modern Virginia.
What he said against the Republicans l don't
remember, and Lamar had covered the sGme
GROUND much Netter. His taunts mud sncers
we're chiefly 1evel1cd at Nelson and the old line
Wings Of the South who bad not taken stock in
| the disuniou schemes Of the fre-caters. Finally
he ceased to be eloquent, nnd if you hare any
curiosity to know what he said, behold, is it not
in the Gko5es 1t WIS the young mans ma'dcu
effort aud great were the annieipations Of the
chiyalry before he opened his mouth and wared
hi. cambria and began his sophomore oration
Nelson promptly reio:ned. The crushing ou'
that Webster gave Haync, or the extinguishel
mt on the late Gen. Crary By the Ohio Wngoz
nov" was not more complete and ehectual
Re wil.ed the yonngster until he cried, hold
enough. The poor fellow was weaklins il
the grasp Of the vigorous old Tennesscan. Pryo
frequently essayed to catechise him, but h
caught a tartar each time. At last with an Al
| Of triumph, he asked him the question, "suE
pose Black Republican should be elected Pre'
tdent, for instance, Seward, would you couns
submission! Would you not then adyoea1
, 1859-12-12

:s:.::.:l !!ere tile BRILLIANT satlr1ss, IN rldl'
:: ::c censorship OF the press IN germany,
- FL. co,:'+. not sccd notice to 4 public
-. -: ia. bis wiic had given birth to q child
.:::::::::4: Is Lit'rty," without having the
~: ::,:l::i its appearance.
1.e3 N...on': Paradise Lost was submitted
4: ;:.ser, l:o though: lie saw treason lurk-
, 1859-12-12
nSF. WEEK WASTED.

~. y:teS II tie Session is coae, aud
=. 7;;;;:, cl Representatives has made 20
=. -ts< towards m organization. Let the
=; :,..., tt ;ezs;a:l that The responsibility for
:: i::,,~, Ills wan:on waste Of time and
~, ;cI:zss entirely 10 the Democratic
-:-;s.s .! thu, l,ol:. The Republicans hare
-. mi sill are anxious for a speedy
,,;;::eu-.Eey have refraiued from oc-
~.-:., lie ::::::,c of tho House with long.
~. :reec;.cs-:l.ey have endured, If
:: ,,s:;:a;;ir. at least quietly, a whole weeks
-: md misrepresentation Of the south~
= ::,c:s.::e7:: and Northern dough-!aces,-
#. ..:s rersis1enlly voted against adjourn
-s.: :; o:de: 10 expedite All organization.
..:;:..'cv have done. and ret hut three bal-
.::;;.s ;:.3u :4kea during the weck-a work
:;=;::::, savc l.ec:. accomplished in tho first
:;s session. had net the Democratic
.:=:.::Izr"::clit. it. Let the publ: bear ttese
* x,:,c; and let it not be forgotten that
: :. .-u.: interests Of the country to be
~. j.: legislation arc to be deferred TO lie
=: :--..:r f siaycr- agitation.
, 1859-12-12

dissolution Of tho Union?'' With crent delib.
GRAFTON he answered. "1f ever ". Il. Seward
elected by majority Of the electors, fairly
and according 10 the forms prescribed by law,
would not on1y counsel acauiescence hut I
would resist aud repcl all attemnts to disso1ve
the Cuion. should wait until tie Republicans
should commit some overt act upou the rights
Of the South, repcat that the election Of q
Republican President. and the "a sing of the
government into thcir hzuds would constitute
no sufficient reason for the South to withdraw
from lie Confcderacy. And let me tell the
gentleman from Virginia, that not even his own
State would sustain him or the fire-eatcrs in q
treasouablc assault upon the Confederacy,
merely because the Republicans elected Pres
ident. The patriotic sons Of the Old Dominion
would unfurl the stars aud stripes and under its
folds they would crush out the rebellion, mud
preserve tile Union.
While l cannot give my concurrence to the
ssh''iacnts uttered oy tue gentleman to-day,
'le's Is one remark nc made not long slnce,
"nen eal1ins tue douglas organ IN this city
tirsof Is no" tlerceiy anti-DouE'as), aud used
IL very efficiently III our District last summer,
Ftz: "from the highways and bgways, from the
sfrests and lanes Of this city, there comes upan
lpsnpportao'e stencil from the corrupt'ons OF
th1s Administration which the people through
cut the eo"ntrs CRY aloud 10 have abatc4."
Inc hepuoilcan side OF Tue House and ha't
the people IN the galleries repeatedly applanded
'ne speaker as LIE ponFca hot shot ana exploit
sns oomoshehs 1910 INC ean'l' OF tue hfe"ea'efs.
ane ''elory over the o!tfas was complete ana
signal hnen he got throosh ocmo'lsh1ns the
sl'''s u en''a'ss anu reonk'ns lne hFe'ca1era'
me"oefs sathcrca around nm os scores ana
heartily congratulated him upon ms patriotic
FPcech. Lac nfe'caters seemed 10 nase no
stomach 1or any 'ns7her words; tues heid out
lug u ''uce' "0e asFeeo 10 'e1 oh''o' 'oF
sl'eakes oc 'aEen "nnon1 1ur'nef 'acs.ous op~
posl'1on* Inc resn'to' Lie oalso11 Inc lcleGfapn
has given you. 1AFcc MEMBERS e4eelea as lie
pnollcans' scattefeo their eotes' ana t"o more
-br'sgs aud carter ol Ne" 1orS-"ho were
elected ny kepuoAean Foles and nTe unaef
pledges, declined supporting Sherman. "hat
w1ll be tile end of Tic struggle viii not attempt
to predict. II our own men were I'LL true anu
reliable the election Of s,hefmnn wo"ld oe
~, tau ''''ns. i"' VI n's ~ a1"'s.u"'p'oA
WIS ae ~ " e'>"' ''' .'.'' -1"'' Wiz A'''
, 1859-12-12

~eatenary of ANAarlCan MctAodlsnis
1ae ons l,undreth anniversary Of the intro
eas''on Of Mcthodism into the United States Is
:: we appropriately celebrated by the denomina-
Nou' The Christidn Adrocate aays:
~. me true centenary OF Methodism is in the
dsn lss". Dr. Roberts, Of Baltimore, has fully
demonstrated rsa the fact from local u well as
e.aefa! documents. and other evidence. The
,ne1 Local Preachers Convention, at Baltimore,
cpppeelnted committee to consult the general
srletence respecting measures for its due OBJ
r'aoee. r,naa i is a happy coincidence that The
wv ssFA conference meets IN this grand epocha
j.,Is. It Will be not indeed, the centennial con
issenss oul 1t will be the centenary general con
, 1859-12-12
31rtas Grihu@tc.
CHIC : GO
ryr.LENtIAL.

.,.,, tsw la;s past the Chicago Demo.
~ w.. hsc,:se a ,nelel Of benignity. Those
- 49, n,s whom it las been dcuouneipg for
vs.: r,a,e s,r corrupt practices and for
-: .,,.ics il crimes which would long since
'"'. ,,.; me. them 10 al abide ID the reni-
~ ~ hi; ,:.e:c lccn amy truth in the
:;~'. !, nov c,a.n,:'lids for possessing all
>, md christian virtues u'at aacrn tho
= ..7,,ca characters. The change is VOL
;, :, ,,,aol.l. some have regarded it us an
:.,s y, ;,;a1 tic u,iil:,lum is near at hand,
-, ,.;,,-s insist that it is only the result Of
49, .,,,; r., scare !ate!v received By the pro-
= 1acssou Hall. oac gentleman re-
;. r CT. hearing that I'LL that Long john
49,; ,a:, t., ent;tlc himself to the lasting
...: d the public is 10 follow the example
:: <.,::.:- w>!l known reai!est, to Wit: 'go
...,~~ himself
, 1859-12-12

Ersu MEplcaL CoL1rG:.-Wc learn Tia. nF-
wards of one hundred students are attending
tic 'e ;turcs Of the present Course in this, the
most venerable Of our professional schools.
, 1859-12-12

Tue BoAEp or SUPERVISORS. board Of
Supervisors adjourned early on Saturday morn
ing, without adding anything Of Importance to
the business already previously disposed Of.
Tfey next meet III March.
, 1859-12-12

SCSpRY MENTIONS -ThaTr daYA anil freezinp
nights involve n larc, expense in keeninp thr
city railway tracks clearftom ice :. The Super
yisors visited the inf, dnr;no the Inst nf their
eaer;or, ,na,. .t.
the oocncv ,f +ho p,;.d;nr comn;ttaa !.
fteieht cprine nm tbey y Central Rai1roaa ~.
That machine il comnetcnt to rive dravipele,-
sons. ;. The lecture br Prof Youmans before
1he Young Mems Association On Thursday
evening promises to be one Of the most attract
ire of the course, as the sneaker is one of the
most eminent Of our American sayans The
Italian Ooera opens in Milwaukee to.nirht
Tie bows were ont skating b9 thousands On Sat-
urlay. We heard of no ACCIDENTS. There will
be large emigration from this section TO Pixies
Peak in the spring, The summing up Of last
season has given, With all its severe lessons, an
increase of confidence. aud hundreds TN low va
ges or uone ut aIl propose to .better themselves"
in the land Of gold, The Journq} thinks the
police ought 10 be Obliged 10 appenr in their
uniform coats. Then how about their over
coats? eve hear enough" The T;mfs and
sIouruazare between thcm tsar;np the star-snan-
tuttaTH HHrhf4THlNV
own qualitvofpatriotism. Women hing about
the Court House until after ;: o'clock on Friday
night waiting eagerly to tesr The verdict Of The
jury. The several benevolent associations Of
the city, through the agency Of the late cold
snap ure now iu full blast. Our citizens should
keep them full in other RESPECTS. The Ministry
q! Large nnd Its klnared MISSIONS OF intelligent
chaf't5 must not 'angn'sh~ .-1Ael jury IN the
'umper'z case on Saturday got up special
message 10 'he Court, Win the question "heth'
cf those instructions we're law MI OF then' Or
only the opinion OF somebody The very saue
eucet;oc ,v,a .EaI o.+e;an xvhoo s,r,s ,e 4t,c
4o.'''ot4 ""' osAe" oots'oe "Aea ooA1e ~ A"c
instructions were read There il Soma talk Of
un3s0luG, early next seuSO0, the splre and tow.
Nv, ~ 4,,o r.. pk.:. r,,, ,r
c's ~ tAe f41st 11eso9 leFtAu tuuEcn, ateF. -aF.
Uu,nntrey'e Tho pav Tanrrar,rco orr,n;7o
f- o''' Ane 'e' As'AFetAa@S " 5o"'A"'
ti0n EnCCtS cycrr Tuesday ereninp at ita rnnm
:, =. 49,
in tue II. E. Block, corner Of Washington and
c,t .. 1r ;. .
, 1859-12-12

FEs71yA1s-The days Of festivals seem to
promise to come back again. The New Eng
landcrs, the Typos, and the Excelsiora are mor-
ins, vc learn, in the matter Of celebrating.
, 1859-12-12

Ixorrs1.-Thc half dccomposcd rcmaias Of an
infant, apparently still-born, were found under
the Sidewalk, near the corner Of Edna Place
aud jackson street. Coroner James held nh
iuuucst but nothing was developed.
, 1859-12-12
I'll E CITY

sR~ We are indebted to the attentive agents
Of the American Express Company for late
Cincinnati and indianapolis papers.
, 1859-12-12
DIE D..

On Saturday morning. Il Typhoid Fsyer LILA L.
GRAND SMITH, aged 5tar1 and mohths-
Funeral services O'Clock r. H. sund&7 ths 18th Inst
sthe z4enes Of NJ, E. n. Qr!dn ~ Ontario ssrses,
, 1859-12-12

TnE CorS1T AGES7--The new County Agent,
Ex.Coroucr Hansen has entered upon his du-
tics. Ills post is no sinecuEe at this time ofthe
wear, and tc watch its incumbent for a few hours
during tue busy part Of The day inspires the
conviction that he carns his money.
, 1859-12-12

TgArEnAScE.-A lecture will be delivered on
the above subject on Monday evening i'll Me-
tropo!tan Halt, by George X. pearcc. The
Young lltn's Journal, Of Detroit, says he is
nonulur adj ocatc Of the cause.
, 1859-12-12

n {. E. SC0EEEN, iAdre1tisi1s 1ge1, Is De1rbo1nsi
u authorized to recre Adsetsee~ts far sk4 aaI oil u<
L>adiae Pape1s ofth4 Eo11h WRIT Isl-teq+J
TOR SALE OR RENT.-Water
= Property, 10 North Water street Every eonverf-
for Pork lacki1g. ard well i'd 1ped for Comm sop
Buslnr {. Apply to HAY WARD, BLOMFlELD 4 CO.,
s. South C:asE -teet. 6e.@bM1 1u
CCHOOLCRAF'T.-:Great National
~ Work on Tbs 1nEt.u Tribes Of the Urnel s.a.es-
I!uaAsT hpnsos7Wl.h over 200 bea' tifa md accurate
rection Of the Bureau or Indian afrIs b.; Henry Il.
Scloolcr1tt, L. u. Illustrated by Ea4tra-, Cape1n
T. "a. 6vos- 6to, c1tc. now c-n3ete Price, a.2C0.
Eare tov In .oIe the most E.er*!re and Elegant
stock Of STANDARD WGrk% In huc b!n: that has
PRESENTED fer sale in Ch:ea.o, I5ee. i!y and terms
CAsIt, :. c. GHLGGS + ca,
uesH Nos, 20 act Il Lake street.
, 1859-12-12

n EIre- Eal<r r"aa qafshsd-~E 0r~cs or
.1-or1Isrn Rerrfaat*-f'osttson aad FF0s.
peefe Of D0uS{ass
, 1859-12-12

RscorpEE's CouRr.-1n this Court on Satur'
day, Margaret Fief was conricted of petty lur"
ceny, aud George Wentworthw was acquitted
Tho new trial of DR.. Royal, for assault with
intent to kill his wife, commences to-day, to be
followed By tue case Of kearn Kusll.
, 1859-12-12

fe "Arre*ularItys' Among the De.
mDcrAcy.
cr.te cr.tesSk.pers1IlE, Ga, Dec. 1o.-The Demo-
adon.soSu ou'e Con trenton now in session here has
mn ~. Howell Cobb for the Presidency. L
rithdsssol o. the membsrs Of The Convention have
r,caias .. urging that the Convention il ir-
, 1859-12-12

~ Go 10 John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street,
and clothes cleaned and d rens5ed !s They
, 1859-12-12
p + ASONS FOR USIN
@ U E r US
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

Tie n 7. Academy Of Medicine certify that 1t contains
s. per ut OF Pure Cod Liver Oil.
1sTh.: established f,etiha. OILS to Be- a'sns,t
.I-That In ost Of the In Ehch Cnd Liver OF IL
prescribed the stomach othe ratt H. not In proper
inst r and sometimes the whole Of the oil
of unde.s:*d. ard consequently imperative. tths ea.g
traced In the dv5tctl0ns.)
3d-1Aat my Cod Liser on Jelly being compound Of oil
aud sugar. Is enultnn Itself tn contact With
mach. whatever 1ts condition nay be.
4h-That in when the Physician believe cd Iver
Oh 10 It prescribed tpecifc otherwise, mT Jelly l.
more rsabs than the c1ads OIL beuss beng ,olId Il
ofdtgcstion ats at!os. when the contrary the
Iqni oil will pass Of iaope1stvc the st1mach =. abose
4:aed Is not In condition to make It enu2slve which A.
wayss less the ~hen the oil Is Indiatcd.
From the above consideration the superiority Of QueEns
Cod Liver Oil Jelly c1ds ol be ackQoHltdx
ed positive and INCOME estah!e EAc;. Sod BY
oclea&lS1m PENTON + CO, ~ LAKE. a:rttt.
, 1859-12-12

NEws.-Everybody for the freshest and best
in the news and periodical line will 80 to Eorria
4 Hyde, No, 100 Dearborn street.
, 1859-12-12

Nacx TlAE.-The New 1nrk Central are now
mixing excellent time to New York. Trains
leaving Chicago at GA L., arrive in New York
nj e:45 r. " next day. Trains leaving Chicago
ut r, NJ. arrive in New York at 12:03 second
day.
, 1859-12-12

HoME FOR THE Fn1ESuLEss.--Me Of the
Boa:d Of Managers aud other ladies interested
in the Home for the Friendless" are requested
to meet this {3fonday) afternoon at three o'clock
at Mrs. F. S. Wadsworth's, corner Of Pine and
Illinois streets.
, 1859-12-12

Tue WouSpEp AT THE DEIIEy1L1E CALAMITY.
DIR. Brainard Of this city, returned on Satur-
day from Fond du Lac, where he was summon
cd to attend upon Mr. Bonesteei the Z. S. In
dian Agent ut that place, who Was one Of the
sufferers By the Dellevil'e calamity. That gen
t1eman has been under treatment for six weeks
past as for fracturc Of The hip. Dr.. Brninard
after brief inspection on Friday, pronounced;t
dislocation and reduced The same, and the pa
tient is now doing well, and will probably suf-
fer only a temporary lameness. Mr.. Page Of
Janesvillc, who suffered almost precisely simi.
lar injuries at the same accident, has, thanks tc
the skill Of DR.. Brainard, been able to be re-.
moved to his home in Janesville, and is nov
nearly well. Mr. Bouesteel's suderings hav'
been painfalty protracted By q misapprehensio1
Of his case.
, 1859-12-12

FOE hAIK
At Retail at Wholesale Prices,
At the Stone Building, II tbs ae. tzk door cat Of Tf
fany Livery S;ab and end door from Stato tt1eet be.
txetn State ktd Dearborn streets.
20 bushelsn,ee yellow tat Unions,
Euy1ehpiea hexds Cabbage.
eotoas finest quality Boston Xar7owklt seu..h
80 bushe!s Tu1np 1sefs,
30 bus els Blood Heeta.
40 hush Sls Orange Catrrt1,
500 bushels paran.ps
tO1 doxsn dhc-t quality Ct!efv,
60 dozen Sals7fy OF 0ys!er Pint.
All Il the ahove Vegetables OF tie anest and best
quality and will II sent to any part Ct thu cty free Of
charge. tele ha6-3w
A GOOD CHANCE, WITH
II SHALL CAPITAL.-The subscriber will sell out
Lis esabahment the coster OF Gziswod AMI uxs.son
reets which veil kpowu - stanufactoEy of
ham Flour FEED 6e. Tha business Il wei estapli,hed
growing and permanent o. he wtake 1nto psTtnef
= m1n OF 1slye pn1nAsa hahitA-oo favorable eondons
The misfortune by nre usatunaJ night tt has forced
| k!nt tbs, de33T 20. WAGQGIR,
, 1859-12-12

FIRE IL THE FOURTH D1sTn1cT.-About nine
o'clock on Saturday evening q fire broke out in
two story frau.e building on the corner Of
Lake and ualsted street, in the West Division.
It was extinsuishcd with loss Of about $3.50
BY fire, water, and hasty removal.
, 1859-12-12

TUE T"EA7nrE.-Snturday was mild and Oc'
tobcr-likc. The streets we're alive with pro-
n,enadcrs. No sleighing here yet, although ut
st. Louis they have been enjoying that luxury,
and at and near Louisville, railroad trains have
been delayed By severe snow storm.
, 1859-12-12

Police MArrEEs.-In the Police Court on
Saturday, Patrick Driscolt, a boy about Is years
Of fogc, was arrested for breaking windows, and
discharged. James II. Bromley was tined SO
for accostinE and Otherwise insulting ladies on
the street. nary Duffy, tho keeper Of low sa-
loon On Wells street, was fined IS for being
drunk. Bridget Cahi'l and George Murphy,
charged with being slisordcrly, were discharged.
Mary White, Elizabeth Ecnenald, Mary Dunn
aul Patrick Hennegan, were arrested for dis
orderly conduct. Hannegan was fined s.. and
the rest we're discharged.
, 1859-12-12

XXTlNDLE'S COMPOUND EX.
w TRACT, for Coughs aud Cold. so-c Throat.
Bronchitis. Ii tueGza Asthma, Group Whooptu. Coz h.
Alt al d;scase3 Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1tIsa purely VEGETABLE COMP ,ENn, ard cau he
relied bling c*t4in AID speedy seny II the
a5,rs affections.
CON SU UN1PTION.
That dreadful Of tas 'and Is early as. ea thou-
e,uds people. 1h+ mi hit IN great eas ne be
av!'ed sight cold ATTENDED to oaCc; thc:eby
crektrs the mot before the tas betn
laid for lifetime Ct mlseEy.
T1SDLEs COMPOUND EXTRACT
/. yleasapt the tas and free from these nause,tur c
feels e generally ensue After taxiH& of the nedI
For eae It te Principal Depot No. 1 stste street Chi
caxo, III. - l0AS b. NINULE.
~ Post 0Hce Oo1 SSt1. delsxiw
, 1859-12-12
OPENED THIS DAY.-Tte Toi-


For Introduction Est tue fane, Of Chicago
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Tue a5dse alcs= Of warranted quality I: the lowest
deis.E:if " E''e III HAYWARr rYnur1E1D + m
, 1859-12-12

GopEr FOR JaSUARr.-Godey's Lady Book
for January 1850 has been received by McSal'y
l. Co., 81 Dearborn street. This number be-
gus the six,icth volume Of this popular publ
cation, and is now furnished By McNally Mt
Sa.5 year. Hnrper's, Atlantic and knicker-
booker. arc also furnished at the same low rate.
, 1859-12-12

s"e kteond Bntiets-k k<lose. Gree
aSA Don<{"s.--a E"ofranfe ErnntIo.-.
wilson of Tfwn<sse<.
, 1859-12-12

GRE AT EXCITEMENT AT
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with cau!ta tee! rnte. eEcrYed In the bes anne. Ter
d,sn. ,,a -,,,.,ro. H. ~ ,o,+ ,.,,,o.. ~.
Edition ss.a ns all tue latest ne1e' aud 9 '
especial IN guy aalneins anu luz b'ius VI LAM
c1uoos = being the fullest edun u the Novels ever
published. 1nE No1ss Ans ~ TIE FOOT or THE pAsE.-
Thc works of Water Scctt tare inccrno.atfd their.
ST. 81
ooGs no. nn3 % luz n; Gsus " 80 .o I x - ~ pe.
1--WE pee*"oe ~ "4o 1 Ii1 Nv, 'u
.ro nuh.b,rr ecternr.c ha, .et Will, r,o-c ccn,1
, 1859-12-12
July. Ars. Sept. oct. Nor. Total.
1859 ...le;l ts47 1a,..s Is.134 1867 s:.6:6
lsoS..... us az: i.3l6 1,7.1S 1918


The larger share came from Eastern and Cen
trail Michigan. The average price Of these ar
pies has been from s. Is to $3.50 per barrel.
The quality this season has been excellent.
Finer apples arc not to be found in
auy murket to-day than those from
our sister state, now very abundant here. In
this respect there las been large change since
few years ago, when our citizens could only
obtain fruit ut very high prices aad even then
the scarcity was great, aud the contrast much
regretted By new comers from older statcs.
Rates in Chicago since in ibis past season
the fruit crop Of many Of the older states was
almost entirely lniiure, rule below tue figures
in eastern cities. Very choice apples are selling
at s. at rctai
, 1859-12-12

SwoKr Orr.-Thc man Kiugs5ury, conricted
and fined 800, in the last term Of the Record.
CTS Court for false prctenccs, was, on Saturday,
on his own request, brought before that tribu'
nnl and dismissed, on taking the oath that be
was possessed Of no means to pay his fuc. He
walked down one Of the steps Of the Court
House just as his attorney ran eagerly up the
other to make arrangements to bring him be-
fore the full bench Of the Superior Court on q
habeas corpus to test the full merits Of the case
the legality Of thc Court which sentenced him.
&c. So, without consulting his lawyer, who
vas bringing up park Of artillery to batter
down the fence, Kingsbury crcpt out through u
knot hole.
, 1859-12-12

S1ScEn's FAMILY SEWING MAcH1SEs.-A1so
Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, Mt
C5 Lake street. See advertisement. del0-1m
, 1859-12-12

4 DAI1NISTRATRIX SALE OF
II Household Furniture dee Piano Fcrte, Horse, Buggy
Aad Ha1ncss.
UniHUKsDAY, the 18th Of December 1t q O'Clock A.
u, will be told II auction without II No. los
Madison $50 h Se) between Clark aad Dearborn
Streets the whole OF the housrho durnurs and eets Of
the e Henry Alexander. epnsl:ogot dne nah S,ny and
fancy eli r7abOzauy 3oI1a FetAnG ha1E4, .ho2any
{ ntc and easd taales dining 'ah lootnx asses bed
sorts glass and eroetey VAR. eoo.lne piea4li md
Kitchen ware Also .eyen octave ane toned piano fore
nearly and IN dLs order. T1axs-C' der a5 eash
above I. .x months credit on coed security. To com.
ucuce precise Ut IN otclock. The heu3e to let,
MAR'iAREr ALEIANDEk, Administrative