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Tuesday. Dec. 90.


SENATE-Proceedingsu nimportant
HoUsE.-Ihe principal speakers today
were Clemens, of Ind. and John Coeirane.
of y. y. The former dwelt on the conse-
quences OF an attempt to dissolve the I'm
ION, and TIE latter replied to the assertion
OF different southern speakers that the
late Union meetings We're OF no account
After these speeches and cali OF the
House, the litli ballot was taken: whole
number OF votes, rs; necessary to n
choice, rs; Sherman, III; McClernand,
u Boteler, 80 Barksdale. ID; scattering
81. 18th ballot: whole number of votes,
DO; necessary TO n choice, IA Sherman,
10; Boteler, -; McCiernand, p; Banks
dale. 10 scattering, ~ 10th ballot ;
whole number OF votes 22223 necessary to
a choice. II; Sherman. lU9; Boteler. IS /;
McClernand, 2S remainder scattering
The House then adjourned.
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An exchange is informed that two far.
mers in Marshall country, III in addition
TO their usual products, have sold from
Their orchards, during the present fall, over
500 worth OF apples They are small far
mers, too, 50 far as extent of land is con.
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ENVY increases in exact proportion with
fame the man that makes a character
makes enemies. A radient genius calls
forth swarms Of peevish. biting, singing
insects, just as the sunshine awakens the
world OF flies.
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PERsIMMoN BEER AND BRANDY is being
manufactured in 'nsiderable quantities.
Mr.. Schleider, of Louisville, KY. has made
two barrels OF brandy from the product OF
one tree
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THE. ARMzR'S GUIDE

scientific and Practical Agriculture.
Ey III HkI 4. giI, the late
J. AUsI,s, Ft"t.-ror Of Sc-t.r.c. Agriyuit.r. IA
isle Ii - Nv u wen z Noi,. Royal Octave
i6'c p.gr-. and IA u-rpI- t. cravings,
Tn.s Zuuf ,~-ay = ii.s-t ,psutIr work IN Ar~i-
culture pai,l>i., q, aud Ia "-a-r der
circulation lac Publishers resolved I!l-
price To
PINE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES,
NhH >'Lf Uy mai. ttau-t-Iady to Csiii"rH a 'ure
tie Nil br - 10 !, tIe
C't4 aI't L. ,Ssla!t ta,'st u1ii 50. 80. Ia.s
1. 81 Cd 20 H1sA o. to Ff,Ba.n
I.rtli;tzatr. f.r any above pubca'isa shaa
alSays Os -3dr-=,sI. post pail ri.- P,'. i,n-Fs,
LfuNAaD - II = ca.
drt3 " u la4I ,lrret. NeS Y,-E
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Dn Page County Nurseries.
OF LEWIS ELLSWORTH & Co.,,

M PER VILE, /LL/@DJS.
ggsIIT largest stick of fruit AID Ornamental Trees
l. sifth, and ,aDts nj tie " ST. are now offered or
,si. whole -a. aud r-iAi for spring deliver Also
large stock Of -k- ornamental tres sud ever
greens Per."n. drsiEDg trees, hruh- or pants rom
hi. establishment. assured that they Obtain
ih.., Iy orI- iny % the sub.rrib-r, Wh1 will
main few days ia this place. td-cZi! ID. MOONEY.
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81 do not think, madam, that any man
Of the least sense would approve your con-
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U1HE undersigned. Tire Democratic Committee Of Ia
l. Sale County. respectfully request tina; ;i- Demo
cratic voters Of the several the county assem-
bic at the usual places Of holding elections on satur
Gay, Tie .4t day Of nrcsuher rom y {" CLOCK
p the purpose Of aproiniiHs Delegates TO The
County Convention, d Jtta~s On to 0iio"'h
1re-dsy December Sith, TO select drIersies 10
sA. state Convention to he held a. Springfield on
Wednesday. january .:h. 1850
The dneren; towns w.-r entitled 70 the f'Lo"ins
number of 1ei-gar-s=
Adam, @ Brnc- . RroCLre'd =. Dayton 8. Deer Park
4 Dmr,icy sdrl E1sr =. Earl s. Farni KiiSe =,
Freedom g. ,,rsud Rapids . GTovsl.ua = Hope = La
esI,e N.niiu< S. Nvrid-n J. Mission s. Worthwhile .,
Ophr O.,xe ottawa C. Rutland 8. Salisbury s. S-r:-
"a Soathotaw. .. Tcoy Grove s. Ctica = 'rriniiion
4 w.Ith.in G. ArnteisS
JOHN Hi>E. g W. Armstrong;,
WI BsRRrR, TM l. hCSANAH,
NM OSNAE l.. ETASS.
a.co L14.troi Committee.
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SD walk Ne'isr.
CIR GtEBk> pF.ics- De- q I>oS.
TlTRifC nate- i hereby gwen. that tHs u council
have ordered -iiv walk >" - ceu-ttuc.-i - 'o.-
iJS. ON the SCUM -'d- 1f Prospect A., nu-- m
Sta Jr ibe % slr cry iu;t-- on
both side 81 Nadi-.u strvri. tCuu0u- -ir-ci
q Fox river -ud the sd, 81 i.tsale rect,
from the iydraac bls 10 t.r Ii'no.s river bfiig
eisb iHkmeut.
Nv unless the .~rar shall b. ron.fT'sc; i ann r
requ the ordinance relative TO -s'e NsA> - h-
~ a. w I4ys - the public ipn OF tai- notice c
e~iI p coAp.-Iy'l by thu 81 c"Gnr AID - eS-
peu-c the premises yllf' e-hr 'i'-' e~
LAWNS. Ltty tfe. 4.
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y:rt,jfr Jsur:aDCas

Being sole sy-ut N tbs city, AetP good assort-
mont Br.,aE- al Rr>-uo-I finish.
Having a FINE iifAl:-f. a1n prepared to furnish car
riac.- aud TAXI ri.ar.- 81 81 f4BrT~-s-
Ottawa. bee -. lsJt. 7. = gibson
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GEORGE MANN
TIAvING left the City Mills, would now return thanks
Il Il to his numerous friends who have SO long given
him their patronage, and invite them 10 his
AUUcaiNcl Mills.
Where he is well prepared to secure continuance of
their avors, re,ing com peta"n either in ytndiag
crit, or for the guufty OF his FLOUR there
tured which will always he found at the
Aqueduct Mills flour Store,
Ge,, La S.slls. street. two doors north of Woods
Meat Market where all orders will be promptly attend
ed to, at the lowest CASH PRICES.
CUSTOM WORK
At the Aqneduct Mills will have all possible despatch
will be employed.
Cash for Wheat, and WHEAT 81 red without CHI rye
for storage, he paid in Flour if desired when de.
sirabe will be taken NJ market price at such time
may be agreed.
NB-bon't forget the New FLOUR AND FEED STORE. on
La Sale Street. (jul 16-6m1 GEORGEMANN.
NJ T-EGSO
TIUNT'S QUADIILLE BAND will furnish a col.
III lection of Music for Balls, PARTIES Festivals. &c,
reasonable As Philip kade is not author
lied contract make engagements for my band my
friends in the city and country respectfully request
ed apply through the Office direct any OF
the members Of the hand.
MEMBERS OF TIE BAND. NJ. Hunt, Leader and
Caller; ". Hartmann Clarionett and Flute J. W He
Rartv. Cornet; w. Zindel, Double Bass. Address,
uoyY6-S.n J. NJ HUNT. Oft tUd.
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NOTHING that affects our influence is of
little Importance Our position in society
depends much upon our manners Alady
is known more surely by her manners than
by her dress. Silks velyets, and laces can
be bought with money. The proprieties
of life are learned only by delicate tact,
and an acquaintance with good society.
"Deaf Lady" What did you say his
name is r
Young Lady, (Lover)-Augustus Ty-
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PHILADELPHIA.
81. LOUIS
CHICAGO.
And al the principal ess Of the United State, bought
and sold.
Also will draw In ssli purchaser on England.
ssnaI.i. ireland, al PoTt-.i; pv;s ~ c0-Jacn-
Ial Esir0pr
fer day payment 1t current rate u exchange.
fntcrtsI allowed rr d-I-o-lts.
tati z t.nurs frosp > A. ito ~
EUH ~ 4 ALIEN f.'.L'S- H. y tAMEs. !rSst-
o II. EULIEN. Al C.'.h. EUw- tAMEs, i. E'rsst.
t't'nsa August Is i-..y
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NOTICE !, h.reby given - persons having clam.
aear-; tie estate Of jams Hai-r. dvCe '>-d. rat
xii s.t-ud 90 the County Court % IL St' (
County held al Ottawa in $50 CoauIy % La Sale
and STATE Of Illinois the third MONDAY % March.
next when at! where al persons having claims against
said -stai. are notified present the SriGirg
- Il C.'rsTr fpr ~. ss.sl-n;.
dec36-fss AM NAUFR tTn''T.
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.
NIrHFRFAs. Jofu N,Car h.. n May h. w, did.
w .,u lie twenty. q a., a; ID. i- y-.r ":
Iy8gi titlz--stH sist tsrsfTsi aLi St
enes-l- .. 20 P-ftsc~ paUafu.. tain
s.gr. sSe8rr lie I'zszr-a. 4 r=rt'H ~ IN
cory ir .af r"r' az f'f'rstd- aud d s-Thri
.. tflgsA .~s4sE "LEtl- ~ n5'..i a ~
date proHi-~ I.sy u i'.,.t - Erlsn or bearer,
-tir.r dol. ara -,y-.+vav- rzUt-. for Ue
received VIZ i.-r-- - fEf- 70 cent. -
is.,l IsIf ir-.' Ss4l ~tEE1. i bv John
McCsTtiN si - Ir. i'us sirtr II H. IT, --cGr1gv,
Sad + r.us having Fs.G ~itl il -r~st here
" .'r.Iu .. Era. sU-i sc aid saa LSFfhy
having ara .-f - her ~ th- O Nj -ts-l
McCATIis. ~Ca -4s-h ga s"fiEsE- va G'-H frr re-
c ri iie o5rc tie E-cord-s - T. = ] v,
tie sI.ir In-.-. r--Isry-af-u d NJ sT o..
D. year ~ Is~t rlr-.i band e E"f Soy
sglt and rrrcr.'ta ga .tii lcr. Boa ~" ., s-
al az a.s si8. 4rd rf~ss. tl.~r, TeI,s. dIe
utrn - q uotv Uftruss hesrn T.fr .Ha - twenty
:l.r-- aalafs and s-,-Di,-fse viii tnte~eJ
tie sane al ten per cen. "fu tie & ) y 50. Nsrch,
ISIS. ts,@li: having te-a U-4de "a tie Payment
t.4er-g;.
M iher. fore Tsgbc ncirs = hvrefy hat ~
yrt-s OF t.- pos-. aud Authority rHUtA utn H. - u
inortet.~ aIu iyr Tic 1rr-a-- al role. n O. in
vre,.. orefl,r ~fh esJ- sud as"rn-S : t-vs,
MONDAY. tho -1Ntr-g.it4 4 e. Ja1ft
i>-0 i= ven hour o. ten "'Ui..cS Il. aai Eve
o clsts = 81 iizt dzy the ,o.iA dosf - tie
i..s 10 The cay o. On w. iH tie c"ausy al l. sale
ard Il.iIa-- sel El~ prrF 90 -E!4 -st-
.er ,tiyl,! ,irse-ib-d '5inrs, ~it; rhe
haIr Iat nuEii-r fourF-,r. tlit h. Boo. nEa.JyT
tsrofy nyr - 10 Dtttv Cr iu ia- -lly % pl.--
ft- .Ed state N'ure-tiJ. ing ivs WIN s.
gsiar ne tvaeu-ufs here; Iinrufs ,ua affur
t-uauc, ti-Evgna bvianrfag or n Ws- arp r. !E-
ing g. public auction. 10 ~ ~ 80. "a = 'pr c.,a :;
oe-ei PATRICK uNAi.It. Aoyfgog gee
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The influence of manners is as inconceiv-
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Ladies, skates!
Foe OR. sale at K,x:su,urnroS,s
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a Happy New Year i!

Portfoiios, tncy Auhuais,
Albums, Gift Books, Caba>. Toilets, &c. &c.
drcIO EY. GRIGGS.
sheet Music.
tOOO PIECES Of Sheet Music just received. max
| wv ing my stock very large OF Songs Duets,
Quartettes Waltzes PolAas, Marcie- aud Sciotsces.
A liberal discount to teachers. good stock OF In
strection Books. llecloi Z. :. GRiGGS.
Children.
YENELL all your folks that they get Christmas
Il git or New Years present for you at
,eciO T. Y. GRIGGS'.
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Harper's Ferry Conspirators.

The iriiI. having been gone through with, Tie pi
sonen were brought into court 70 receive sentence
which was pronounced By Judge Parker ., ioliows (:
JOHN +. Cook, Edwin COppic. Shield.
Green, aud John Copeland: Your trials. On
which vie have been % long employed, have
az length ended, and all that remains 10 be
done 10 complete these judicial proceedings
is TO pronounce aud record the judgment.
which by law must follow upon the crime.
for which you have been tried. and Of which
yoa have been found guilty.
These crimes have all grown out Of mad
inroad Uppn this State, made viii the pre-.
determined purpose IT, raise in our midst The
standard ~ ser,ie inspfreciiOn. IN TIE
execution Of this purpose. in the darkness, d
Sabbath night, you seized uppn portion
81 our territory. captured several Of our best
citizens-hodlng them a. hostages 81 vat
until your party was itself overcome by loree
armed such of our slaves a. you could
seize upon with deadly weapons. which they
were to use against their owners, whom you
denounced 70 them a. their oppressUrs and,
in YOUR efforts % push your build and unhu.
IN scheme through % successful issue, you
have taken human lie ID no fewer than I've
instances. The evidence most abBHjantly
proved TIA. all these things bad been done.
and by the force Of that evidence jury AZ.
Ter jury has J,l. itself compelled to bring IN
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ahandsome marriage settlement Of a thousand
a year in the bargain.
The wedding was a brilliant one, and It
somehow become whispered around among a
select few that the exquisite cake which
every one was praising WAS made by the fair
fingers of the beautiful brrde herself. The
graceful mistress OF lovely, tasteful home,
jast without the noise and dust OF the great
city, never regrets that her "uncle's whim
made her an experienced houseketper, and
placed her beyond dependence on changing
and worthless servants, II her cook takes
oil airs, It is no inconvenience to her house
hold 10 have her at once discharged, and she
can afford to wait until She finds another to
suit her. An independence which would
relieve hundreds of fashionable women from
constant worry and anxiety. 1t would be a
blessing to society If there were more Uncle
Euoses in the world. who would insist on
nieces. wards and daughters learning how 70
work before they set up a household OF their
own,
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

sarkyille, November IL.
The express arrived from Halifax 10 night.
bringing The adsices per Canada by telegraph
wa QueeDstosn 20 Monday the sth. The
news generally is not u much importance.
u Is asserted that England consents 70 take
part 10 European Congress. Also, that the
French and English governments are com.
pletely agreed upon The basis. II is vaguely
reported that Gsfibaldi. II an Interview with
ihe King d Sardinia. declared that IIaly had
been betrayed. and that he would head rev.
olOtion. The King protested against such
proceedings. The Great Eastern had anit
ed AZ Southampton.
Jbe Hon. Charles :,omnef wsss passenger
in the canada.
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MIRACLES NEVER CEASE!
THE LATEST PRoDIGY or SCIENCE.

Great truths srs inje.ifurtibie. When Iennsf aver.
red thai gageine innOrulion i safeguard sg1inst
NE snalpoA The iacnliy sneeeI FORT, .hre wears
later tie NpfI laughed Il Dianefrrs CIT announce.
ment thsl he could aK shadow and fendsf i a. 10.
pefshahie 81 Substance. Even Msfses telegraph VA
regarded ~ thousands as = myth. unill lie ffsi line
vas pot up in 1854. NoE sareiastiUn i universal.
dagueneuiypfs are ~ common Is Wnod. cuts aud we
talk bs Telegraph with almost much facility
= friends table.
such Is necessarily The progress 81 grand discovery
invention - age Ike ours, and 81 III. essii.
BE onward movement ~ The Bsrfu and bsntfreni III
astlicsl science We have .ii inofs STRIKING exam.
he il he sofId.wdr popularity II HailDNsys great
rtmeJiss r. miaske nj, they are scarcely older
an invention than The photograph snd The electric
telegraph and YET they are familiar % bali the human
fsre. The discoveries u Digusue and N0fse have
net been applied throughout The whole Of evil.
faon but barbarian and emi.bafbatan fare.. upon
whom The Light u Christianity has mol sci daNHtl,
have experienced tie benefits u these preparations
When tJsy we're hfa introduced 70 public plii-e
through ihs columns N ihe Enslsh pfsss shout twen.
u years szs some u ibe medical mggnatss ~ ne DAY
scUFsd u Them, ~ their pfolyypts n liz days 81
Iehntr md Harvey scOiled u sArrnsion snj TIE Thea.
y u IT, cifculitan n ibe Hood. Bul how i i INV
The name u Holloway hss beeh fensff5 iiusifous ~
The Spontaneous testimony IT countless Bnltiiudes.
The voice Of skstticsm las been bushsl. apd he spe.
tiggs arguments II professional dormsis egnounded
~ The introduction u he Pi. snd Uniment into the
melieal ihsluiions u the most enlightened nliyhs.
There mas possibly be here anil there logged dis.
cipiinafisn u The olI school, who uanf sec whit u
patent . The who'll wgfj--solne fossil specimen of
bYggHs a1e u medical bg0tfy who rgses BIZ ears 10
The gtsat ftet lhat Hoilowsys vsgeiabe remedies afe
dstiseng aBJ sBpercsjiDg The mineral pgisons obre
considered 81 IN III bot such instances n confirmed
anil borsess q I'D f,eyism" are foiunsitly few ard
faf ietwesn. They will probably 10 remembered when
Holloway Is fofssilen snJ nai iili then.
" ). Mt nj Cassiisg
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IIillsborough Military academy. : 4

we we're not able personally 70 attend the examination
., the close Of The late session Of tho Military Academy
ia this place, have obtained The aid Of much more
capable pen than own--s writer whose experience
and opportunities have we'll qualified him Judge 10
these matters. and IN whose candor and iaihalness
have full confidence therefore endorse our own
all that he has said
The Examination, closing the first annual assion,
was held on The 18th AMI 18th instant. We were pre-.
sent several hours each day and heard The classes IN
Arihmeiic. Algebra. Geometry and French. The ~.
hbi,ion Of scholarship and a;ainments among such
number Of students must, Of course be various and
never witnessed worse one than Of the more in
dolen At the time have seen. either .,
school college, and our opportunities 10 this line
have not been iew,- better specimens Of thorough
training aud ready recitation than here presented
BY he m3rs s,sli1us membes 81 The Academy. II
these We see tie efficiency u he system and u TIC
Teachers for i i only By eomPsten, and faithful
training thai such proficiency aud promPnss. can be
attained.
Thof5 was q time when we had low estimate Of
this class Of schools. but have bad an oppor'
Iuny u inspecting lrir operations anl results, both
IN this state and elsewhere ihsr thorough mole q
training and wholesome discipline, We have come g
ihe conclusion thai there i no letter stem Than III.
~ our cons where sBund practical aiiainmfnis habits
81 order and ssleonirol, and manly bearing desired
We ihins therefore iha, tie STATE Las 81 giau.
lllon in he establishment Of such school,. n Hi.bo-
rough aud Charlotte aud We cannot bot wish lis la,s
est success 70 boia.
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sz-
IN -
Aillsburuugb Asfarnsr.
Union, the Constitution and the Laws the Guar
dams Of our liberties.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, November -. 1859.

~ NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons who have been summoned as witnesses
in a certain case pending in Alamance Coun.
ty Court. wherein John Ireland is plaintiff
and d. A. Montgomery defendant, whethel
for plaintiff or defendant, that the said case
has been adjusted. and they are requested
and notified not TO attend by the parties.
Alamance, Nov. IA, 1859.
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WEaLIH ~ WEsrERS Noarm CAROLINA
NJ. q. u smith. one Of the Editors II tic
franklin y. c. Observer. has been travel.
ing among the mountains az Assistant 10 Pro.
essnr Bmmons, State Geologist, and writes.
TO his paper the result Of lis observations,
Near tie mouth Of the Tuckase.er river
he examined bed Of black slate. some 81
which will perhaps be workable into roofing
states. Oh Capt Jafretts lands he found
fine specimens 81 roofing slate.
Within six miles ~ the mouth II Nant,.
hala. he found The Unt.croppIng IL the mar.
bic range which crosses The Tennessee riy.
sr. And al the " Blowing Spring." on the
banks 81 the same stream, he squeezed him.
self inin cave which he penetrated abnu,
80 feet. anil found grand marble beds, bean
iilul banded marbles u richly ,arirgaie,l col
Or. gray marbles, AID pale and deeply ar.h
rOlOreI marbles. On The lard ~ j. II. Young
hc al.p found beautiful marble, cialcedony,
and hemaiite iron nre The iron. wind
marble, water pDSer, aud material fur FIRE.
bricks. are all contiguous.
About 5 miles lrun the mouth of The sane
river, he examined a sallpstre cave. Ilp
gathered handf0l. as pure as any coming
Iron a mandatory. lie thinks il Mill ius.
lily the erection u q powder mill.
Near the same point il yaluable mineral
spring. and excellent mill stone grits Ii 4.
bandance, and pure snd mixed agaImato.
lite.
Indeed biz whole excursion was 4 success.
sion Of discoveries Of mineral and other treas.
ures with which that region sbuunds.
Tag. Dbeny
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ADrLrERArIoS or LIoroRs. case recent.
y tried ~ the Court Of Common Pleas. "a
Lancaster. Pcnnsylsania, was decided upon
principles which. IL followed Up, would pre-.
vent the adulteralion 81 liquors. The plain.
tits ~ this case we're extensive liquor deal.
ers, and sued The defendant. 4 tavern keen.
er. Tor the recovery 81 claim Of forty. six
dollars Tor barrel Of "old rye whiskey."
The defence was that the liquor did not cor.
respond with the sample BY which il vas
sold. and that il contained corrosive or
poisonous Substances. This latter point was
established BY chemical test, 20 which the
liquor was subject in ihr presence IL The
court and jury. The verdict o. the jury was
in favor 81 Tie defendant, allowing plaintiff.
no thing for the whiskcy. Let all buyers
initiate the defendant in The above case, and
twill do more to break up the ,illainous prae-
tlce Of poisoning liquors for purposes Of gain
than all else that can be done.
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Hsrper's Ferry, Nov. 10.

HhPef sFeffy, vow ~
Various reports have been aHoat to-day as
to the approach OF armed men from Ohio.
The respectable source from which the re-
port originated created some excitement Il
Chariestown. but none here. Our people are
very quiet. not expecting any attempt 81 res
cue. nor either fear any, however formidable,
becanse they are prepared for any emergency.
The numerous fires about Charlestown have
induced the citizens to anticipate some an
uoyance, and they are more easily excited;
no one is afraid of the result. even II IN al.
tempt at rescue should be made. Col. Davis
has made most ample provision for any nun.
Der AZ outlaws who make call. The barns,
stack.yards and implements. amounting il
yalne 10 several thousand dollars, belonging
10 John Burns, Gen. II. Tate. and Nh. shlr.
ley. all Of whom were Jurors in the recent
trials, have been burned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

THE MnRNsNs.--i.ate accounts frnm Utah
state that Judges Sinclair and Cradelbangh
are on the way TO Washington. Murder.
and assas,inations continue in Utah, but no
arrests are made, as the Mormons systemati.
cally obstruct the course ofjustice An opin-
ion prevails among the " Gentiles" that The
courts vii lbe useless unless the Government
changes its pulley. Gen. Johnston i ~ res
tricted BY instructions that Ne y unable To
make any movement towards aHurding pro.
lection 10 those seeking Il. The presence of
the army AZ Camp Floyd only sdds 10 the
prosperity Of The MormOns. in consequence Of
the money spent for supplies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

South Carolina has taken her position this year for
the first time in the observance Of this praise-wor,hy
custom. The Mayor Of the City Of Washington has
also sci spau the same day Tor the same sacred pur.
pose. The day having been appointed in at least
iwenty.siS of the hy,hree States in The Union,
il may be designated as National Thanksgiving
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

Thanksgiving. = Our citizens win remember
that tomorrow Thursday is the day appointed by
his Exceency the Governor be observed throughout
the State as day Of Public Thanksgiving. Service
Baptist churches, At II O'Clock.
The same day has also been appointed as = DAY 81
IN III s,,;,;nv 4, ,ho e,lo,Y;ng S,a,as ~.