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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
SnuRed Ontt

Tho war fever has snuffed out tho SrcHLrs
excitement; the abolition anniversaries, and
the women's Fighters. The meetings" have
taken place as usual, to be sure, says an ex.
change. but the clang Of war on the banks Of
tho Ticino drowned their exclan,ations." -
The public, just now, are much more interes-
ted in knowing what tho price of pork, or
or cotton, or corn or Consols is going to bo
ono. two or three months honco, than what
is to DO tho newest cut Of tho Bloomcr rig, or
whethor the good time is ever going to come,
whom mothers may leave tho great and lit
tie Responsibilities, to help roll tho political
machine"
TRY II.---1t is better to wear out at hard
tabor than to thtt in iiienose.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
U El G. KI5.W w $I5 co VI IL q e r.
Severe Storm.


Two PERSONS KILLED.-The Chester
Stamford of the 10Th lust relates the fol-
lowing;
".lt is said a vcryscvcrc storm of Wind
and hail, accompanied with rain, passed
over the upper portion cf the district on
last Sabbath evening, leaving a complete
wreck of fences, crops, &C., in its wake, and
we are panied to learn that two ladies, Mrs
Albcrson and her sister, were killed by the
falling timbcrs of their house, which was
blown down by the storm We are iuform-
ed that there were ut the same time mum.
Der of children in the house who escaped
without an injury. 1T is reported, tina
they were blown some distance from the
house by the violence OF the winds, and
their preservation sccmsalmoSt miraculous.
The Iorkville EnYmircr gives the follow
ing account of it:
We have only heard from that portion
of this track of dcsolation which common
ccs ut Wyles store, and extends in width
to ClarkS Fork, distance of more than
three miles. From that point the terrific
hurricane, accompanied by storm of hail
and rain, extended toward the South, pass
ing the cross roads at Bcrrys over Bull
lock S Creek at the bridge on the Ru,hcr-
ford Road, the Eastern cdyc touching at
Blmrsvilc, laying waste the plantations of
Rev. Mr. Russell Samuel Bhirand others
while on the Western edge it followed the
course of Dullock's Creek, and thcuco en-
brucin% the scope included between linz
running to the Fast of Bullock's Greek
Church and other to the West of Pckncy.
VILE it continued it's way--how far wchuvc
been unable to learn.
We have heard of no loss of life cxcrnt
in one Instance. The house of Mrs. Albcr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Hymeneal.

Hon. Il. NJ, KEiTr led Miss Sue SrAExs,
of this State, to the hymcncal altar recently
They proceeded to Europe Immediately
where, we trust, the "honcy moon" will slime
with undimmcd luStrc DER their happiness
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
The P resident in Baltimore.

Our city has been houored by the Pres.
idcnt of the United States having paid it Il
visit, The Hon. Jas. Buchanan arrived
yesterday, in the early train from Washing
ton, and took lodgings at Barnum's Hotel.
'fhc President was accompanied by the
following ladies' and gentlemen from Wash
ington, who also took up their quarters at
Barnum's Hotel Mrs. Gwinn, Miss Lu-
cy Gwinn, Mrs. Pichard, Mrs. Kizcr, Hon.
Howell Cobb, Hon. j. r. Black, Attorney
General, and Hon. Jacob Thom pson and
his lady They were met at the Camden
street depot 10y Judge j. H. Mason and
Marshall j. W. Watkins and Postmaster
j. Morris, and several other gcntlcmcn-.
After breakfastiug. the President and the
members fthc Cabinet accompanying him,
proceeded to view the various sites for the
new United States Court House. They
were accompanied by the Hon Judge Giles
and ether distinguished citizens and made
most minute examination of all the local
tiles spoken of There were seven differ
cnt pieces of property examined and it is
to bcpresumed that the vcxcd question
will soon be settled by the President ma-
king the selection of one of them The
party also visited the Post Office and Gus
tom House, where :hcy were warmly re-
ccivcd, and we learn that the President en-
pressed himsclfas highly pleased with the
appearance of both After spending a We
ry agreeable dayn the city of Monuments
the Presidential party returned to Wash
ington in the 5 O'Clock train As the Wis
it WAS one solely of business, it was unut
tended with parable or unusual or unncccs
sary demonstrations. This no doubt had
Il tendency to make il ono Of The nnost q.
@rccaLlc visits the President has paid to
Baltimore for some wears. Whenever the
head of the nation showed his face he was
surrounded bya respectful crowd, and as
he passed through the streets ON foot he
frequently stopped to give some familiar
friend IA shake by the hand While in
other less favored lands the head of nation
al affairs only makes his isnppcomucc snrroun-
dcd by hordcs of armed soldiers, We had
the noble sight presented in Baltimore yes
tcrdiy of our Chief Magistrate quietly snm
tcring along the streets, and actually being
passed by thousands of busy pedestrians
who did not even stop to enquire who he
was. - CNpDcr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor.
Saturday Morning, May %, 1859.
Frost.

A friend informs us that, on Monday NOR
ming last, light frost appeared in the upper
part of the district. Vegetation is uniniurcd,
though it left its mark on the young corn.-
With us, during the week, the nights have
been unusually cool for the season
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Educational.

The Rcidvillc Female High School, un-
der the care of McSsrs REID and OELANp. is
commended to parents and guardians. The
advertisement in our columns is referred to
for all necessary particulars.
, 1859-11-12

let We think the probabilities are thut t1ofo
pounds OF pork will be packed at tbe various
rosnts th,s year thah last that there is corn in
h"uhuance, aud this will bring tie Hogs Tie
stat'S'1cs Of Ohio nnn Iuhnua show less numbers
o. sso5o snt able fur f4stng. Int ken,ucks sl,uws
oses Juo more than list war: aud it IL ptub-
ante sa..e eEentcr number will BIZ found in bu1h
Missouri and Illinois.
r'm The Loul.r.1!e journal, a1h1
II has been too warm Tor operations at the
posS nouees, There haS been uo!hing wisatevtr
sohe IN hogs, packers refusing 10 Come up to
tue marx 1f letdcrs, ho, I'VE arc told by tue
lo1n'tr. aIe HOW selling NJ u gross. Judging
IRON the COURSE OF the tru5e IN turner sea-uI5,
no calculation can be made what hogs will bring
after the season is tair!y opened but operators
wlso have been strere sufferers by the specuat-
iHs mania heretofore, appear determined not 10
be c4ught iu u similur predtczmcnt.
ft'rom The ClocIuras Ga1sttc. 11ta,]
The weather chsngcd to,duy. and slaughter:
ers commenced killing hogs this afternoon. The
blocks will be brought into requiAi.ion to-snor-
row, and should tl,s temperature continue ut
present, tao packing business will 60 forward
without iuterfuptiou. BESIDES the twelve or 6f-
tcca thousand head in tue pens, considerable
numbers are in the vicinity, aud these will he
brought forward US rapidly MS possible, 50 thpt
i",>i.c<s will not be llEe1y TO stop for want Of
supplies.
1Lc favorable Temperature infused more life
There may now lie considered the o. ening
prices. The market cioss1 firm. About :, 900
iltaj were received .e-.lAy. In provisions i
moderate business VAS dome, Ut si3 50 9uT Il ess
pork, s{c and !4c for bacou stIuuiteEs and rides,
aud 1Vc Il r tart~l lard.
, 1859-11-12
Daily Reyicw Of Chicago Market.

FHtpAr Evkxrs7. yov. II. 1s.9.
FRE1GaTs-Du1, seh'- IIaaett Rosa Larey III o.
wfeo ri o.; sir. u sarian rom to Os~eeo a &c; Prep
Acznr aud BuIa.o &c; .car. Cc,.1e>
VII At To Uu1lio aar.t.
FLoCR-I:sctind, s.o:4 Ibis; shipments. 16s1 bL4,-
Aa.tet lea tlvt but nru S4lel wsf:-o1 ltla Auto
choice spiag Extra ii q IS tark leo pbs tLolce
Ssrr EZRA Il sieS del ~ ibis rauie DO at s4&s
DEL: ao4 bos good epng Extra nj q c: d. % tal do
kae1 track ts DO .. u 70 deiF I'd eu1 u.Ists
"Loc-post h5e,aul. DO sa.sj del ITO Lbl, BUCKEYE
do II *5 deli 5Jl bbls do ii $3.50 deli lbo bbs iocS
CO.. &psiag Supp 4 49l di so5 l5 Cnlon (Ach gAp}
led wn.er u IS DEL; 30 o. led WINTER ss*4a DEL
uek-N heat Flour u den.ad. tons lts 70 d nj 800
l.eDA
IiLL sTUFFsaesons Eraa 1t tsso del.
EAEAT-ncee.IiS ss.70a III: sl'pptd Sc 80 bn. N1x.
1:n-eA3eloxcr. SIcs wcrr,0e0 bu No Red Al 5to Ia
+torc. srraSe-Declael1Hxec s4ics wess-sG tusAels
el~sce VS. Club It da Go La No sp1s as'sc in
-o:c; 1919 tu No kpFn= tc1rE) At " Ia stszs:
III daoup l.; l0o bl d. At tic IT. toe; soo tu 90 t
=Se l:0 In Go q 1uaLd 1j s64c IN ssusc;
aus do ii ST. sure 100 hu Rejected at sc In stp1e
.v1 In d" at &c In stnr'.
E0hN-Kce .!tt.. :. Isl bu; sh!raEn's cscl3 b. Fxr
ia good aad mud aa4e drca.e. sales wt1ccool In
Nj. to eAgo) 1t 70: IN stoe; to9 bu lp t.;
u bu 10 Al u: IL eors D1 II d. Al 4ss in store 80
70 Ac ~ bu do At 5lc truck " b'gs d. ri
AZ ou ack 1ao1 bu Retc:el At t5= in ttosr: "; In do
{
,co uu Do ~ pc track; &0 hu do ut &c o, track -
u4doat &c aasrIck- 0LoE0l bs No. At ts IN Ato>'
- hu 10 at &c II s%31e.
0ATS-Ecccip4 s. o,6 tu stiiped. 50 Ia. Qrict. sas
we:r-40 Lu NJ. atei In so,e; 600 hu do Al fu
AAv do a lot 70 thu ID .bes II &c f+
Vi boasl; go t.g d. soXc trak; = bags Go Ut sc
tax.
EYERccs,ps.. 81 lu. Maske. eulcs. sl:s ve1e: IS
.a:s No. | II Gic VI track.
rAnLEy-Reccips. <,ssl bu; shipped, a.cs: bu. Aa :
very dull aud n.mlna1y 5S4c iover sales wcse: :;
u.. No. a.s9: track; sh ba nod No {p bepaa'e
b., or osc m bu NV.s At 90: la s-1cs 90 ba Do
Il e uaex-
SEEDs-Reccipts, $50 ns+ M1sket for Timothy Qul.s
uneh 1nktd. SAGA were: 30 hu Ta,etJy p.f.; II
s. caui:e TO It ls,s: 70 bu Cuv.r seed tt t4to.
MESS 1'0RK-uli Heavy Nes., sls.s04 1,.oJ; New
3err. st4,oo: - I5l, Mo. Pors, Al els='.
MESS a. oufos Nta., atl eea1ot 0
Tor extra shas.
tCT NE 4TS-fo pcs Sd .u.ders 1t 5e, loosc.
LARD -cSutu1n j vi lie.
TALLoW-Rtecsp:k, .c:o Is In good dcr1ane q: 11G
1E:c.
u1pEs-1.,e ip:A as.417 D.. Ma,ke. drmer. sn*est~'
dag :he f"1,wIng quots'ions: Gen. 6&tc Gttu
Si.ted. & t:c: Dry F!ut. Is a14e
liIGiIINEs-K.ce1ts, 81 Gbls. $50 tbls city xices
Mste ~:
AL.UAOL -1595rFga'.
I15TATOE5-atclJ lJy and cue. nj 3Ji4e.
TnCLTRT-Dan Ltsc Turkeys 5e q h lire CL!es-
*l.:32lo 2 .!oz; u etsed Chicken. s'..3 doz
EGGS-1n good dc xand Il: <1pueat At 1A2if:.
E''rTER-ttth. /. 'ialtc; D4iry. tsstGc.
LIVE STO :k-Th. m.rx-t wla quite aetiro to-d.y
tuthsant!ng tae 0is1.recab ~cntcg an the prices
yt.te.d.y fully sustained. Tic following thc
>sIc. ut She man. u Gs I, day;
, 1859-11-12


Pkr IrIroI.rn.1 NE~ yoRx- Sov. II. 1s.s.
f. rR-Ac:ca &c h-ttrr, Sac+ o brls at st,sffe
5-Gs snpe rtAe: AT35l6 EZRA sfat": el.eHa3fE mp
sxstcM: u.es - n,1aua +. nscl1Ea Gx.EA It
en: t:.:+s l.: Ifr.t ~ ~ sh tpEs bF.nd* eA,ts
FUN lI'r, tIMu II rE t.nn. T. t:asrad ad. bef
r. salrs ~ ba ste.3afsh emu ~ Choice extra.
Re four { II Ga IL ri q G. "a Is
i;rAts-Wne*' lc 'c- vi Il xr,d -rcculer demand.
as.etGn !, 1t II fsr l,lh Spring; &N tr la
sac. T. Il fur ,.'alsn *:.s f,t f4tr wh te
Ia. SIC. lar sllc ac.!. *sIr& :i.SN In
- Tor lana q E.-t nd Ca-ad Wet Col AT.
frnI. >als4 bu 1t a tet - tr eox Nor h.
Jsr.ar: ns Wt.'c nike tll,E 1r gu lei 1T
J. at drn. aid aetivr 43Het+Ee for eate Western
ID t.a,,adt4l
Nnlsxr-Fsm md a-tlsr. sassGo,trlsst :5Hc.
tEorI -PUt4 heavy sn1 ln~ef - 6 -11 bE!s st
;.4 IS ~ In ASA rF ire t:'0 tut n~~ rnc
Il. {. hGi.a >a'es ~ b It $tE$ SIS fe 53u1t
- fur &5rs7a 5r .tp ikea tH h.~
a n+1 IT. xsrl u... urvs.el ~ g NJ ard scveat
,t :; l;ecf u-1s .rtr md quite dull II T. 13c Ptua
,3.r.s ti+rf tuinsf ast4i9 ut ~ asin 1u
t"i ,'p iy sEl nr.a - y: ur 81 ul r.: sHa'Vc
uIu ttlco ..u:t ~ saoH-,fbbcd Md les .t'd
ists lie l.. IIu.aeY L.rl arn
4s l0t&tlf HLttst III uty aIi I'll i
&c fae uE!a: Aet ior site. thrcse con.inues hm 1t
~ok-caet. sale.sa 40 d asec:a 4ssese; lsocc d
>. I! II =. 5t:.
sr tks-Ssc"nd Board xtd-s.htr hcavsc- 4:
any thnR hut The doir mp .rhtt. M~t
v-Artn ng Dtw y II rltcs Gilt lit: tef0 Ste lin.
i.,c:lan ink ID i4s rrQurS satnttast toas
fu4l n +n. Il taA. Cal = CH tx: II = @lH:
xT:ra: I; u: lu. INA ~ ! r.: Il tieui p.cfsr ID So:
, 1859-11-12

rglea;. $50 Lum,rr. .s..
Gsav.L t.: s.....-.... kW Stnn.tsr. Nu. lv,
/ 4 Ar.
, 1859-11-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

FL1pAr EvEx1xo. Nor. II.
vEx.t.s TA%sr. DE1E,rr -Eav. ln-T--r;epel;rra
"sdcusbuE, tapeort, Moha M!k+f. = VIII Ana:. Ito
zane, Eta, Ain. lnsts. H. l'a'sr + Athtn1.
l.,wu-rs.I: l,r' FIRES: Queen tHdA hi axo. G61f;
1t il. = tana .cho rr+ Ek. Sratuf., 1ial Il.
Ifay*t e. Rx4 In UAu 7E6tt tinux. II. L. 1ans1ne.
e.c=. Coque,tr, It. Bird. Il. s.kt ounh
Fec aNE ~lnt, nj htasa.
Lt<7 or VESTS TA.Axa sua,ron TIE TK.IAxp CAx4L
-Fusns:hed the bard Il late u De- s,te x-The o!.
.upl vesttl d the OFT CA!. Lax TT III ek
T. On tho Sill Ill siocl r. " on The 3th Of N.vep-
:cr. 1857:
II IT,. we*'-Scr. Eh. ht= N5hre,n s:9.. Tse,.o 10.
ia l:ut IN lrr~ttE FF.cy + .t4, .r.{a
%kitn ~ -t-ic; III Ale' Crssr. kos u.kn j..
=, IL. DlWV1s !. T. G4'1es. AouusslaAcs5 l. Gro>
E,a.d ia, -*or.s scNr-. Mani T,-Ic Africa ri. A.
1; 1T .pl4 h., Mrt .4k'e, r. 1:4xc. Eu Case
uh br 1Hlu i; sc7':. c.cs,l.. Aui.st, Eelt,1
I'oEr C.Inox&x, Nor. 2.
The bnque Gil a.tzr mi brig 0ska=y Lass dseha
In: ii III t'rsat r.
ARRIVED At Dr7rA1o 7nox r'n,rAoo-E..r. Hh.-11nk
Il. u. luA4@. EE,E knpis. tats. 4 !. + Ad,
Hf"dc. uatic. zadueS Frat, William Feke, uic 70.
:f1-Anxp 1xaA Dr7.A.1o sox sx cAoa--Sov. Hn-sch.,
Yankee Ii aur.
AzuoEE1he schooner II. F4.h m, IS a.ho.e ut l'o!us
l'elee. she aslouad up 1h Ct 1tsoad ou.
Tia lug lt xas dispatched Wednesday evening 10
hr relief,
, 1859-11-12

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
IN J. T. VAN FLEcK. Barker.
No. I Broad xtree3, nue door foIs Wal1. Ncw Tc5k.
Dt..s!o unk Attes and seeIe pseoohts fapeE and NJ
tends 10 inssruclua< Of corn poEarni4.
Txr,tv.elkt YtaTt u bualntsa Solicit. business tom
KeeTs hy permission, to T. 4. Tucker E. Chicago.
11.,r,f. ptip a${3 Ga
, 1859-11-12

Funny EvI.s1Sa, Ne<. O. 1s's.
Tue day hss berg dull mud stormy. and bus-
ne3k has btea c,s1ucl 10 actual necessities.
Eseaangr is in good demand mud reported
IRE co1f'Ic1 a:u'oas euIHcly to produce paper.
In the street shers arc scarcely any sransactiou,
aoe rates arc romiuA ii. .G2c per cent pxs
naoa:h,
, 1859-11-12

PARSONS & MAJ, WORTH. Agents
0a5es 40. 3 Doi<'s .Haffdi4s,
noshl4e~ ii,r. LARK IN S1uth Xatce-tts. cht1sp.
, 1859-11-12
buffalo Market.


Er TEtEGkAfHl UClTA1a, SLr, II.
Ftnc-tI urtn 1cEas- Crnand market steady. sales
1& u fur bur. u tE4af ezra -tate sr:nS
~r; e.flrrttr4 Wt.cr.it: W., 1,&t !1r II RI ldl.
ii. a.,a ua".5. s5:.3 I'd u,!ltr cAtra. -
GR.1s-What In fair Il nant market f'u s1!ct u "a
l >"e cilc .Ep Spin, n >" 8. at ssc: - tA bu
u. Ut W.; sih Q I'm 81 .ukee Cua att .4cut
.ut t.r.a -, u In auhrr Mi At :. :. Cora lii
pI, '4.~ dcn'.. IN. ssr *a tu II 1at3s. Oa*
l'~c Aale' oo ha canadian II 33 81. ust<s Gtaies
tu.t-n. al q.
MH1-xI--D.'1 ard nc'n'7al IT .;t1:ss-
t-AxAL F. II. 41:n lie On wheat COG
& On :.ss.. l.. y. y IL.
1yas 10 bra fou.; "a Go tn wheM ao0b CON-
Exrusrs-No Enur, !: 90 81 whsat l:,0Ql tu COTE.
, 1859-11-12

81, 1>au's packers are now oderiog for henry
hogs. tor eu:Iy delivery. eiG1 80 net, or for
sneh as ntl go lbs aud upwards. Ne nolice
tue sale 81 500 head in pens, at IS.
4 ~sncs chan. irom cep'ral Illinois says the
upg crpp .srrc will be lisEt-that the stock vii!
bs young. small aud lat but net heavy. The
price Of Hogs was SO h;sl, aud tue corn crop 50
small tie pas. two Years tl.nt the coaplry: WAS
cleared Of Hogs and it u difficult this ycar to-
feeders 10 obtain sufficient stock hogs.
, 1859-11-12

4-3Als AHps-s.-.-<ss.-s EfH1
Tie Uusg1,iaH's tiisruschrn wcrc received
This r,ornias. Flour vas reported dull bit
steady a. oa>GdG:7s per bbl. Wheat stcadya:
cs4d9Jr6d Genital for Ited. Corn advanced C.l
Gls. 2roeisiops dull.
Tie wheat market to-day was dull and d.
Glued 1sG3c. At The opcuing several lots o
No, Spring wire sold at s7Gs'f:, but hu, els
Withdrew. aud the mike. fell 10 sG@s6le,
rally agaiu towards cvcning, aud clossus vi y,
With all improved feeling. Winter Wheat sllarel
also iu the 1ullness, aud sales snow decline ii
5lle. About e., 900 bushels changed hanas::
epc tor No. . Red; .sc for Wisconsin clut.
DEL; ssc for No. Spring; ss@a:1c for No.
Si'r:ug; aud 7e@,uc for REJECTED Spring.
Flour Was not 81 aS.,re, but holders were irm.
and ior j tex brands Ill advance was paid Th.
Kent raj feature Of lie market, however, IVES
inaciri'y. Abon. oao0 ohis were sold At Si-5tG;
4.s5 fur Spring Extras; 81 o. fur Super; anl
Bats for Red Winter. New Corn was in goo
<1rmunj aud firm. About 60 .0o0 bu>heEs wr,e
sold. 1t 4'G 5oe for :ssew M, i; 4S@45sc tor
Rejected; ss@l0c for Ear Corn; and 6:@:zc
for old No. J. Thrrc was fair demand 1cf
Oats, bu. tile 1na'les is uncl'angcd,-ao .G-
vance Of 1c being paid only fur round let I"
Eoto the lumber ,c.ions. About 1o;;ou1 bust-
e1s were sold at o:t e &c IN store. aud sc Q. l..
for tic rouud lot mentioned abore. Kyo quit
al G1c il bags On track. barley dull aud non
lnal!y 3@ lc cloHcr,-bu. crs having mostly vi b.
drawn. A few lo.s onls Of No. . were sold It
soc iu siore. Ttmnthr Seed unchanged. A lit
Of new Clover Sesd was sold to-day at s4.tt.
But little doing in Provisions. About 400 picc.s
Shoulders were sold to-day ut &c, loose. ulits
in better demand aud lirn3cr.
FEeigbis iuac,i.c-thc rates to day bting &c
far coru aud !'1r'cr to osu"go, and 7c for ntw
cor,, aud wheat BY propeller to buGalo.
,ItLwAEKLr. Nor. l0.-Thc Stntixe2 Of tbs
morning reports us follows;
There was anoshcr improvement in the whcnl
market Yesterday. plictx advancing; &C On ssun-
.taEi sradc*. Receipts were comparative.
light, tue Il. .resate being Inside OF th,sts fiv.
Thousand bushels, namely, 81, ,5.4 bu wheat a,ui
S77 bF~ -four. Weather Ind anl sbpmcut.
very trialng.
l'1rrsr1nGu-Nov. 3G%-7he mattc: for lou,
was iirulcs. hut tile demand light: r4les ol l,s
hrs from s.o,c !. s., ~ sud $50 Tor the thu.
E'4ufst i"o W ~ 7'2' = NV lut eutC il -uG9
~ 'ur e&'ta. aud j T.: i'.F i1tAt's do; l55 d.
: - tor cytr. 4ul 5.v far f.u,iy .,,; and -,
10 in ,o;. 1T o. FOR .urcr. ! - for cxlra, ant
bGp@j1o Itr ta7stly. F..ucy brands, 5 :; a;
Gr4.a IS lies fscau ass! h4uls os :v0 bu O4ls t.;
4oe- C,ru w"s III 'air supply. amt '5u Lu .u1t
at depot nj G!@ nc t''r Iew- Ryt-3Uo Lush III
depot II 90c; uuu dn 10 arrive a. 95c. nu t.oltt>
und l5U DO tram strre VI y5c Whclt-1, ST.. E,c
at depot Ut aa.@!.o3 fer rcd, and IL. @l.<l
tor ~h't:.
New YonS-yov. :.-R.ceipts. ai.lc5 barte's
-four, 5I.l53 bu wacl'. 500 Lu c,rn. 81 143 Lu
oats. 600 bu rrs. The t1ournai Of Comn.s,e.
supplies The following statement cf tic receipts
mud Aht,,uruts &c for tue week:
, 1859-11-12
- -.
Sperial Rotires.
.|Fact Number One That Chris

taaooa Exoel.ior Dys haa recently been ana15 nd by
Dr. Chon The nsst Chemist In America III ptone1nees
The Dye a5solasex harmless to the Ha1r and Skin,
FACT EUNBEK TEO.
The Exeeor pg1 instantaneous In lis eects produces
The Identical color. whea Il adsos rom that OF
nature; and actually and tnvigoases the ha
TLta t4es Il estahlahed dy eompetent atldarlts-
s. . FACT NUMBER THREE.
Tie a1es Of tue Dye hare Increased two hundred PIT cent
In one year. aad every respectable druggist and ar dresser
tnds Necessary to keep ssandad article Sold eve
s5xlcre. and spphed bT nil Har p1esset<, c1Ataad1o.
NJ !, 6 Astor House, New York. oc!t1mda1
, 1859-11-12

DUDD g. BALDWIN,
- BANKERS AND DEALERS N EXCHANGE.
CLI.STo-f, . 1eEe.
spec.zi eiEen cnllecenA and proceeds Teted
oud1y OF payuaea:.
Eefe! to the Tank ns the CoIon ~salth. T.: Aasket
nauk \. I: NechanicA B1nk. New Aasen- COM c. 4.
Lomh.rl Esq sos,oa Allen. ecp2 Sesblt. St: Lools;
/ f1k l. nj Q.YeopQ.t, Iowa. avs a1aA.9
, 1859-11-12

n tit! Clerks O:1re. CHE "a. Oe:cber g. ls:9.
FHtc n1sc Is hereby given t. Ill ;9+Enuuz nts rted At
the conn.s ';"nef appointed - r t'Eun Cune "f ts
cs of thE IL IT, sa:;1 of tIl.e uia anu
Fury Ito pron The real estate in III Nj DIV Alon
Termed trntstea ay fsnA!5@ - - ~epx ns alss In
Lot =. Es, -, SehuH. 3 &t5 tu IL Cca1o. hal
a!s 1a.s scas Ut AID aas ht.euf to my
efhts.
Any wtshnsto apps II from sah aa4e~s,ner must
t!e theiE 1hieC*n- Ia SrPS. III Jay otc+ teure
MoEdar. Tic iii ti1y VI ns, E4er le5. II o'clock w.
the Common Council viii, tt tI.arr "a the a:ouacf
:oin- hear AZ uhtcfn,s eai1 a.xs,axa, auA revi4e
4n,l c,ntrn4 aunul thu %tt,. ...
ocsa1'r II. nEE1SM.AS.s, city C'sst.
, 1859-11-12

fsop Plymouth, Dlk.on. RaE.lo. II, 10 bu com -
eHk gE,nrsr aosdaa Sp6Ao-io loid Al Al"aafse and
sehr ! nj T. Smell. os~e 'o-ro 1ned II Eeno.ha.
sshf e m. CAck ChA.f. u.wegn, 1867 tu tzr,ey.
Schr Elnt Bill. LIN GrAs4l llsyeA; Ithi.
tchf = u ts.ts% Aanal, tuta.o, lA.tU ri vheaA.
SAJ Ellen WI am. Mel>ou H. PcshteE> 1Ss htls -four
:1o Lu t4'h ta tn corr. 81 bs.a tI 70 Gss pok, ttu
pkE4 ETU l.
schst: fohuson. Thosnpso-, o.vsso-To lad Al MI.
w4rkte.
.eAs Y tic Grind. E:sey. o,x-go. 1864 ba wheat.
Schf Fox. wlnAn ululo, t4l lu r,e T.0 ba barley.
schr Ir2vel Jobnsoh pl.ck Geek, 10 .oas csstngs.
s~hf ! avery. Gllmuse. s}sxc=o. ii.4ol bu co,n.
Srhr . J Hawxy. Aayet. 0.weFh. l:,rss IN ca7u.
Illinois aud Michigan Canal.
I:Ia:k u1wk. Joliet, 10 tons earth.
Gror<e WasaiuSt N. Joliet l3l tuns t1fth.
SeaEaska, joliet, ltG tots e3Ith. u
0fzior, Lls2-e, $50 tu whe.t.
. CLEARED.......... Nos. II,
1c"naEd- Ea.7le, $40 # }gnbe., IN n shtnt!es
Mat Emu r, L.bae. "a e53 n Iun1bef, 1. ~ aih.
Ortaffo u aw4. " n urnh
t;torgH Aoys5A, =, W. n lutnher.
u ltsll, u tkppt. 1885, n lumber.
Htnbo!d*. Jost. ,ei9 ltu1natf 80 shingles.
Ea.ii4, joliet. sht.
, 1859-11-12
I)ENNSYLTANIA CENTRAL
4 RAILROAD.
The u this l.s1 e1ual 10 anY II tie.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
1hecaalssy u th1s l::*a !. equalso any Ia tie.
nEfwEES r;TTsnGKsl 1Sp fn.IspEIrniA.
toaneeiMs l:ses,la II: Union Depot u lt.tarxh with
NV fss< ..s Iitnst< sd Wilmington c!;y sEas
su:n'.hE= tttes ii: The e.u.postasu ai pAssnxeIA
=. L. Z osS4 With
Ut eharsr q Car VI c'''ns7;':,-
= ~ Ell T. Ea'r., Ill ILL.,. f. ssa!,1. I.. s.,* t. ERs:
F.,t Isae constet : Hasimo.e aal w.al.n4ta.
Ftft i Il ae:s sna Z fa's:: e:
T;aa: e;sss; i r:ts.nas.n s.h tie rM. r44 lat
l"'s =, :; N.Y. I'H;1; ls.s r'tssut4a Il AN
~, 4. I l. '*ts::n !i;a ri So S%{.::.e
b.: rcs.;,:o b*s,ou are good via Ssr*kh. Eau Elver
Tiets,. Eatxars aay ,* oss.1ael aar Of the Import
"a 4 ~ ofS! @ d g.
IT W i"; II E:.;esssss =. fii3sse ;.w ny NV
UTHEI: ROUTE.
II. IL ;ss VICE. 4 liz rean
';i:; SEsF ,;:t s AND THE
7hseor=ce,ns " It. E;s. Bridge a. r.:,,
via lie .asia .at. sray spp1esistta
ra.rs s,iu: E..1garI Wi ant L "a suelr .,x,n..-
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lis Tt.n: I!,fks Z u Chicscr IL: u IL IL E.,vntx
,'st IL Ausp.E ~ naoy9gs; l.Ea; O. !" Freight
IL o M dr The p. "a esloa aa speedy
'R1 ssa ssszi shasze ;s<stc
c.. -. !, -. 49,. a..p. . ,x,r,
r. from iads ~ pns 49, ,',, enchr q ~, M r
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VI ~ - assa ,h r ,p ~ ~ .na: :" 1ny ~
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1ss:aans. sad Shipper. e.rs.,,ns the transportation 1T
Il. an.+,tT 1r.n.1. ' N
tsr =, y !. - - ii stnns =. F,r,r.ie =. ~
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60, - " s ".s1 ..pan , ~ Penn r."
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I'm. IN ss + ~, ~ ta .. sh,.s ~ ~. nn,s VIA
~ 81 =. on" T.. ther II oap sbinrrnis fnom ta~ E,es
iii a !, m nt.Tst, 1an ~ III f IT, tSrt. 81 IT.
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M. St1h neonnt .stenif.a. ' 49,
N.S,sw K5ons IS y1ft6 str..t- Baltimore.