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, 1859-12-13

There was some very plain tatk amous the
epau1ettes at the Charlestown executiou-talk
OF a very interesting political toue- b. char.
acteristic blunder, Col. Baylor, the very man
who commanded the Ha1per's Ferry militia in
the attack against Brown. was put under arrest
He was highly incensed a the indignity; and
when the officer cf The guard learned who he
wus and directed TINT be should be set at liber-
ty, be declined to take his liberty, and insisted
upon being brought to headquarters und on re-
ceiying from the General q written order Of dis
charge. There bis indignation found vent in a
very free and open expression Of his private sen.
timents in regard to the whole military army.
he denounced it as disnnion increment. got
up By Henry A. Wise, who wanted to be Presi
dent Of Southern Confederucy. at is vile
political schene." said be, "to destroy this
Union. The command ia given to near relative
Of Wise's; many Of the officers are related to
him, and niue out Of every ten men here n1e his
political supporters. The object is to increase
The excitement. After Was succeeded in com.
mand, he told me to hold my self in readiness for
orders. answered that would hold myselfin
readiness to obey Geu- Letcher'a orders, but
not his. lie could not deprire me Of my com.
uission,, e1cep. BY courtmursialing me. and
that he dare not DO"
Baylor said in addition that though there
were more slaves owned by his family than By
any otner in Virginia, he would rather thu,
slayes, John Brown and all, should escape, than
that this Union. should be destroyed. Hi
grandfather had fought and bled in the Rcvo'u,
tion, and be was not willing to see the Govern.
ment orerthroun for the political ADVANCEMENT
Of any man. He sas nothing but treason in all
this movement. he had heard that white haired
old man, Edmund Rufin, make t.easouab1e
harangue in the street to-day, aud had gone up
and told him that he Was protected by his white
hairs and By the military: but that if be came
here month hence and made similar speech
be would be taken down to s'the run" and well
ducked, and then driven out Of town.
, 1859-12-13
Later from the Gold Mines
Correspondence Of the Press md TEbune-}

Dksrfa cf1r, Nor. =. Ns.
Agreeable to my promise to you, VIII 1n'
form you that lett your city On tue lss oi oe1o'
ber, with one Of Nessrs. Gates d Cos Quartz
Mills. aud after soneWhas tedious trip arrived
st this point On the Esd inst, aal safe, and shall
Immediately nToceed 10 the Dicgins" and set
-. a.. mr., - ,,,t \, int, orerot;on The Mil
W %ee A>A'' ~
mas been e1aasneo-o5 iarse ""naoes u pia..
ticsl men, and is pronounced the 'ne plus ultr1'
If anything oe tia kind that has nade its m.
- ~ -.
pea1anee mere get' anu ny paF'neiS e1pfeas
themselves highly pleased with my purchase Of
Ne.s,s. f.ates 4 Co.. Of your CITY. to whom
,s.-..,-sa,. .... ..,.r,i o,5o-. for ths;r .une.
ha'e a9eao' 0ea' S''e'A' -. ~. w. '"s'| s"P
rlor Engines and Qntrtz Al1. Inc "eatnef IS
fine and pleasant no SNOW in the valleys, and
Int ,;t.1a a. vct 1t the d;pr;nsn where large
number OF the miners atc Sill Mt "ofk success
fully. mud expect to be during the winter. /
find tho ,nincs nre still having richly. md yast
"A1 ~. ~ =:
quantities o1 Faen quartz aFe l'ieo up III III! ~
rec&ious awaiting proper machinery to crush it.
There is only one regular Quartz Mill il opera
49,. .ad = ;s ~ anal, r,,er md 1i,bt
''ou - ~ A1N " -
Pesties. There are some I'VE OF s11 patent "a'ef
mower FOUNDERS, or, as they arc called, Mexican
.,.... :; ,.-.,,,r Mv r,r.ner Hr cy.rk
a1ae'@S' :. W A@A' 49, f ~ 49, ~..
has been IN Inc moon1a'os aor some 'oontns
past, and has conrersed freely with the miners
and nronr;etors Of the various coutriyauces for
..,,.;;or III. ,,u,r,z rocl md ali crnrc,. tbrn,.
Crushing .ae ~ 49, 1Ae =" :. J.
selves well sausaea Win the result OF thelf H.
bors. Thetwo thst are worked by steam power
, 1859-12-13

In his Message to the Legislature, Governor
Magoh1n, Of Kentucky after proving to his
own satisfaction tho rightfulness Of Slavery
from the Old and New Testament, closes BY
laying down the following remarkable theo-
logical platform:
"And may we and our pos.erity, as the worthy
descendants Of the gallant heroes Of the Revo-
luton. boil, now and in the future, stand hy
the compact Of the Constitution formed by
their wisdom und consecrated BY their blood,
a th< only hops Of Jrte1uea IN TINE Asp m E7ER.
xtTY.n
To those who accept Of the Bible as furnish
ing ample authority for American slavery, we
know Of no form Of religion that would minis-
ter greater consolation than that promulgated
by the Kentucky Governor, to wit-devotion
to the Constitution as interpreted by tho Sl-
preme Court in the Dred Scott case. II Gov
Angof]n's theology will not sarc this class
Of sinners, their case would seem to be en-
tircly hopeless.
, 1859-12-13

The 0skaloosa (Iowa) K<raA publishes m
account Of the starvation Of Mrs. Crusep,
lonatic residing IN Madison township in that
county. after ~ abstinence from food Of sixty-
eight daJsl The K<raA adds:
During the lass three weeks Of her starving
period abe suffered intensely. She could seldom
be rai4ed in bed without fainGng- Her stomach
became irritahle 70 that she could scarcely re-
tain the water she drank. During the whole
time there WIS hut little action Of Tho other d.
gcstive organs. There was no movement Of the
bowels, except On two or three occasions, when
sha was prevailed On to take rome cathartic
pills. She would not hare taken any medicine
had ber attendant not giyen her dozen pills
At = time. Shethought that quautity would put
IN end to her life She did not know thst Ill
but the requitits number were made of dough.
She retained her consciousness and her resplute
determination to die, until three or four days
before her death.
, 1859-12-13

Kumofed Reconciliation between BU.
ehannn and Douglas.

Humofed Reconciliation between Bu-
channn and Douglas.
Especial Dtspateh 70 The y. :. Hesx!d.1
NAsu1xG7ux. Dec. 9th, 1s5e.-1t il reported,
and is not dcaied by the anti-Lecompton demo-
crats, that Mr. Douglas last evening obtained an
interview with Mr. Buchanan for the purpose
Of reconciliation. 0ne report Is that the differ
ences between them were settled BY mutual
agreement, and hence the" boIdnesa Of Mr..
Logan, ia tho House to-day, in advocating Mr.
Douglas Is true Democrat, which declaration
wus a..ented to by the Administration Demo
crats on the 3oor. But it is most likely that the
report that Mr. buchanan repulsed Douglas
is true, from tue fact that an interview between
certain gentlemen and the President yesterday,
concerning the nomination Of a Douglas De-
nocrat in place Of Az. Cook, the Postmaster
Of Chicago, who il reported as detaulter,
Nr. Buchanan became quite indignant, and ex-
pressed the utmost 8corn aud contempt for
Donela*, aud refused Tor moment to consent
to the proposition, although some Of the delesa-
tion who waited upon him were not only not
Uongfas Democrats, but influential merchants
of the city Of New York, and one WAS I conser-
~atire member of Congrcss. =
If it is true that Mr. Douglas has actnally en-
braced Mr. buchanan, It IL said that Mr. Forney
will discard him As 4 leader; and in such IN
event the Republicans will nominate the latter
for CLERK. But nobody belieTes that the Prcs,-
don't has allowed his garments to be thus soil.
, 1859-12-13

TAsnAL1sx.-A mau By the name Of Richards
died on Wednesday last in the Mississippi bot
tom, aud was taken to q graveyard about fse
miles from this 1own for interment. Tho party
who bad the corpse in charge for burial, were in
such indecent hasto to finish the job that they
barely covered tha body With eaxt6, aud left tbs
grave unfIled. Oar informant thought they
Wern anxious 10 leare 10 ct *oms uhitkH. Be
that a it nay. such conduct in 4 christian land
IL reprehenslblo in The extreme. 4 man who
has no respect for the dsad Is devoid Of those
higher attributes that distinguish him from tho
mere b1ute-Jeasboro Gdsstf, 1eh.
, 1859-12-13
Sauce for Tho Goose IL Sauce for tho
. GAudeF.

Sauce for Tho Gooae IL Sauce for tho
GAndeF.
The n. 7. Jonrnalcf Commtree, that enioent-
II impartial newspaper, containa the following
apo'oget'o paragraph;
ave were shout to express our satisfaction
.hst the South had wisely Tefraiued from ~ i'm
proper exultation over the execution Of John
Brown, and had thus giren signal rebuke TO
the demonstrations made BY the fanatics oftha
North; but we observe from our latest cx-
changes that diecretion in some few localities
has succumbed to human nature AtWilliaMs-
ton and Beltop. n. G., Brown was hung in et6Sy,
and at Oraneeburg, s. G., = salute OF thirteen
guns WAS fired. At Salem, Vs. cannons were
tired, flag was hoistcd, On which was inscribed,
.Hurrab Tor n ise and The death OF John Brown
and at night three ehigies representing Seward
Giddings and Phillips weFe carried BY torch
light procession, and Afterwards hung and then
burned.
at is unnecessary to SAY that in diriduala snd
not communities are responsible for such pro-
ceedipgs, and that they in no way indicate tbs
general public sentiment"
Very true: there arc fools in III commun;-
ties; but when the demonstrations wera made
"by the fana1ics Of the North, !" the Journal waa
eager to make the Republican party responsible
for them, and had no apologies--N I. Eren.
ing Ax..
, 1859-12-13


A distinguished Southern gentleman who AZ y
uaily risits the North, and respects its rcver
ence for the Constitution and the Laws, and who
knows the distinction between Abolitionism and
hostility to Slavery Extension, writes US in re.
gard to the CRY Of Disunion." that it has no
existence among the intelligent people Of the
South, but is found solely among those who are
Intentionally Kept ia ignorance by their Lead
err, whose political existence depends uoon
Slavery agitation. The following extract, will
be read with interest, coming as it does, from
large slave owner in the cotton growing re-
gions:
~ am more thau ever convinced Of the truth
Of what told you last xnmmer,-viz i: that =
very large majority, think for fttat, Of the
Southern people, never desired the repeal Of
tho Missouri Compromise; and thAt quite AZ
large 4 proportion of then, do not wish 10 see
the institution Ct Slavery extend into Free
Territory. What they do desire, is, to sec the
Slavery excitement hrought to m end. 1t bad
its origin in tho rtpel Of the Missouri Compro-
mise; and agree with sou, that it will never
cease, until the Opposition Party gets possess
inn Of the Government, and proves by its acts
that It is co.s<t3tie<, and will abide By the
Constitution, and respect nike The rights Of
eycry section of the Union. Do this, and you
kill alaEerJ excitement, aud with it, the present
party leaders Of the South, who live by S1arezy
agitation- The real authors Of this Slavery Ex-
element, are those who repealed the Missouri
Compromise, the few miserable Aboitionists Of
the North, the Political Leaders Of the South,
and the New York Hev1d. The latter il tho
chiet asitator. r."-H. r Courisr and Inquirer.
, 1859-12-13

. ARRtst Or ACorxTERFE1I1E--A coslntc1feiter
was arrested in Decatur on Wednesday night.
He had fifteen hundred md sixty dollars con-
realed about his peraou--sil Of which VAS taken
by tho officers who arrested him. Tbs money
was principally in twenies on . bank in Louis-
r1ilc, Ky, The coupterfe;ter is q young uaan
md xe lea1u from gentleman who was in that
city 1t the time Of biz arrest, that he proposes
with whom be has been acting for esTerl
months past.-Ssass .owzaakk
, 1859-12-13

several winters We now have good .leishine
weather, Of which cur yonnE bloods hare takea
A1s antage. We saw several cutters out on
Tuesday. dlled with red-posed boys and girls.
II sc nut our feet in colo water, shut our eyes,
and rattle the shovel and tongs, we can hare
eheap exhibition Of the pleasures Of this rare
sport
Tuesday night was the coidest ofthe present
uinter---the thermometer at snnsise on We'd
nesday morning marking three degrees below
xerp.-Iof64boro Ga.tk!<, 1oA,
, 1859-12-13
PROM WASHINGTON,
tCo7rFpondeaee of tie rzess and Tribunal

s''''AS~$' ~ W,.. ~ Is.. ~ t1.uass nv" "
The protncc. of m e.rlY orc,ni,s.,on ~ the
Houk, /, le,, flstter,nr than Il w Yesterday.
The Intention Of tho Renublicans ha. been to
ayoia entar;np nnon , prnrr,l ,;,cn,.,on bnt tn
prcas for nm orran;.ation Thrv ho1d lint all
business il out Of order saye ha1lo,;no for
Sneaker until ope i. elected. Th,y bnvte steadily
ncted upon this idea. Day after daY they have
remained quiet under tba utmost proyocatjon.
They and their party hare been caiuminated in
the foulest manner by the arc-esters; but they
havo borne it-all in silence; md ehen- tauut-
ipely interroeated by the uepro.dri7crs they
ha,e rcpliea, wait until The House is organized
md debate is in order and We will answer your
questions and ak you ft41. Four days hare
, 1859-12-13

Mad Doc E1c11xAExr.-On Monday evening
last, Ar. F. c. Florey, living in East Ottawa,
discovered that biz f4ilhful watch dog, large
tied signs Of madness, and about nine or ten
O'Clock he and one Of his neightors attempted
to shoot him with shot gun, bu, the charge
only wounded tue dog slightly, aud he escaped.
As 1t was useless to attempt finding him in the
night, further proceedings were delayed until
morning atsh,sh time me- sds ts dpg made bis rep.
could be reached, howerer, be again went away,
whereupon several men started out with their
guns, and soon Afterward he uas shot BY Mr.
kiotz. It appesrs that he had bitten large
number Of dogs during the night and morning,
and several cows, though bow manJ is not
, 1859-12-13

APAH1c AMONG TEE
The Joresboro Goasts, Of tho 10th instant,
copies recent article from this paper in refer
eDce to the kidnapping profession, and adds:
"B5 the aboye editorial Of tho Chicago Ht.s
and 1ri3une. our readers will sec that Jones.
born il again ventilated, by means Of an actual
Or pretended letter from this place. We do not
care much about such statements ~ are made
ia the above article, ouly it would be more sat-
tsf.etory t" !oneaboro If these pirate letter.
w1iters would hsvo I'll their facts and falls hoods
pan,'shed over their own AsgnAsures, 10 that We
might know who amongst III have 10 much
time to spend iu vcry small business.
" It seems to be qa,te m +'eutertainiug item"
TO eta'e that John d. Jone4, kidnapper.in-chief.
resides in Joneaboro, +rAe, Tie faests 1e resides
IA tA< torn # Anna. and has resided there for
er Of the gospc'. b. L. Phillips, Etq member
Of the Republican Stale Central Committee,
late candidate for Congress, md railroad en-.
ployee generally, wiIo adopts in all probability.
the plan Of writing prisa,c letters to the Press
dnd Tribune about Joha B. Jopes. for the pur-
braTs Republicans, he having discosesed TINT
th1 Salor Of John brown has made him saint
IN that pariy. II this vAlorous gentleman ever
made warning fpecch 10 kidnapper1 which
they hare hecded 10 veil, be did not do it in
1onesboso. because The chief and subordnates
gentleman. Jaa.lovo Aas no s44idxatt uAo run
nf1ges dosnn South. and very few who think Of
running .hem up North"
It's gratifying TO notice that tho cdzete,
(which, though fearfal}y Democratic, is one
Of tho beat conducted weekly papers in the
sta&e) is anxious to le, people know that Mr.
John B. Joncs is rot resident Of Jonesboro,
AID tn cf;nc1, fhe xtaian,en+ hv nsaart;n, that
, 1859-12-13

HEAvr ToIzs,-Messrs. Chamberlain i RYDER
shipped a large number Of hogs aer. 8. the
c:ns. pes f. oS
the ice bridge of the Mississippi Is something
on the high order at the present time. Rxil.
road iron for the Dubuque snd Pacific road Was
hauled seross the r1Tcr from Dunleith to the
foot Of Seventh street yesterday. 1t ten cents
per taiL--Da5a9u< 1in.Es.
, 1859-12-13

PAs1HxRs.-The St. Charles Nova) Iatt11t-
gesotr Of the Isl inst, says several pantbers
have been seen In thst vicinity lately. One Was
killed NEAR Floyd, recently, By Benjamin Cook,
which measured eight feet In length. The skin
Of the animal, stuffed, Il now on exhibition In
Floyd village, ;.
, 1859-12-13

E4xPAxc1ors-1n Randolph little girl Vas
knocked down BY t ram Ars- Dickinson came
10 her MD, and the ram butted her over: sis-
ter Of the latter rushed to the rescue and the
ram knocked her down the three picked them
selves up and rushed to the house the ram fol-
lowed and butted in the outer door; the party
door, and just then further aid arrived, and The
" ba1tering ram" was captured.
, 1859-12-13

Republican State Convention OF
Iowa.
4 State Convention Of the Republican party
of Iowa will be held ut Des Moines on the 18Th
Of January next, to appoint delegates 10 the
National Convention to nominate candidates foT
President and Vice-prcsident Of the United
Suites.
, 1859-12-13

4 gentleman direct from the Haven informs
Us that the steamer Milwaukee il now in q much
worse condition than she has been at any pre-
vlpus time; that the last effort 10 get her OF
haldss on the beach than before, and that she
now hys, beam ends to the North, surrendered
for time 1t leass, 10 the bnHettiug Of the eex
and the storm.-Gtrand hpids EaoA, aA.
, 1859-12-13

-R Tho Grand Jury Of Henry County, lows,
have found bills Of indictment ageinst two men
named Hnnts and 1inman for kidnapping a
eoIo.ed girl shere lAst suuner,
, 1859-12-13


PCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and rut Up Ia
GLASS CASKS, AIR Tll;tiT. tAtb WILL
EEEP ~ ANY CLIMATE.
Tia Family Calhast!c r. lh.tt,ucrnt cssaaEtica1es
FILL Il .sfs but &C. = on a1sfeEt pisaota Of the
I've Cthartic which The; = tuwels.
fropgetor bas used IN hft. Tha Family C3shasiIc
EEacGce than twenty Pt1. 1a wiki nefe
ys1fs. = ~ th!s well es abs.utd f-et
Tue con4tantiy nercaAag = tten col.paundei fog :
demand lhcsA wht = varetv Ut 1Ae pusfss Ses-
have oog usec tie PILLS 'ah:e Extra4tA which
ard the subsection wht. K .zs esr1J part Of ths
atle1press in rxt.sd ht Il L,e1:4sS canal atl IN
usr- -has Induced place. = o~I All safs Ia I'll
sAela wtthtn the reach ai xhere CatFaIttc Ii
The FIufs sston well knus : IT. sutu psranxenenA
OF the Stomach. $esptne~ laius IN The hack Lunz
Cosscnc-. Pam and Soreness the WHO'S body, ftna
1utle1 cold val frequently. hrftctct. sFd III Iun6
course Of Fever. Loe4 Apre IT, aCerptnS stn.au X
Cn! "seF he buy. e.t!t lrat.shr, weight
the Head al lnEansnatcsy l-t1e< Worms Ch..JEss
Aduta l:hean a.n. rur:a<F "f sae Beed. sn
tise&sts which feaa IN heir
ion IN th.A Advertisement. bn-e- itos.
PF2eo Threc Dlmea.
The Il1et 1n*x'-.snr and Family tsthase Tls
ta!.sd hy ukgss generally, and Sold 4hoiesals By The
1ea6a "a al the 4Ise toxrs-
$. r. w. sASroRr. u. D.
kr11 HA1N
, 1859-12-13

Aoa T1oIxxcE.-M. 3. Coon, at the Express
Office. received 4 dispatch from Wsbashaw, last
evening, stating that negro In that village hsd
been taken by : mob, and hung to the brunch
o tree.-La Cro<s< Rpnbinaa.
, 1859-12-13
CANFORD'S LIVER NVIGO-

CANFOKD'S LIVER NVIGO-
~ RATuR,
Never DebIlftates.
It Is compounded entlsrly fe1a Gums and has beesns
es.4t:Isbu Let, S1ahdAHl AeAcux kno and 4p-
proved oy al lhat hava IT, Is roned u x,ia
confidence In all llss1ses for which II Il
II las CURED Hlu11aHd* =: Ehtcnc uiasttHA. su1-
r:tatu tie lat two years EnmpalhtA, Gystuss-
who ha1 kren up I'll hope. ry Dfup,y, Scnf 5tunsaGa
Of relief ~ rhe pmH. 14 = tktitu1 EustveufA+ col
unsolicited certificates IL = c Chu!tta, ChceTA krF
ty pGssx,4IQp .spw. bus, Chuixf4 Iafant..n,
The tose must te aiapsett ka1nftntt jaulnsse y, Eu
70 thr trnp4 nueut Of ths Weakness sna FAY
&aJly.,sl taking IT, 7ud tie used sac e4sfuIlv
u4rl ia .uch gu A. to- = Hdtnary Family alrdt.In-.
act gently on The Buwes 1T will cure SICK AEA y
let tho !c3a e Of your tAElIE. Ia thouzaces
Judgment ge ynu T. the testify In twenty uslauea
ua If tha LIVER lyFII 1T two thrra TeAApcon-
CURATOR. AID II viii - nl.s taken II cn4pn&1ee
euEo Liver comp!&.nts. EIs = u.snt ot attark-
uuus Aitaeks, pespel.ia. - /
Al who ualuS s.ak testimony In IT. tavpr.
~ NiI W3tsr the tnontlA with ke laFtEu1stok, sud
sv-Aslow both together.
Price Ono Dollar per NottIe.
, 1859-12-13
NHE GREATEST WONDER OF
i THE SiSErEES1n GENTRY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

letter d.. WOOD II H.. eitr. ipn feaii, nsan u.
ht4 hair ,opc. suca evidence IL eject when
coming f.om rr!fAb!e s,uscc II certaca
tesy tEun The pr~1s:
nAzn, M.NT. Ian, 10 1sas.
atcation called frw nn11h Il, II. Lxhy b. seci41
eaet* of yGor hafre tosattr va. tnju I'd IL rata
Eey, probably 0nel third willis my vAsieFs Of
ehasaerr sums sh1es mouths .:hee pEutued hot11a VI
9"uf, har testost',s ana n;ed T. .oor feaad t .ss
lave ,ne- procured ennthrr t.ts " which haze raj
some. can now certify II ta* ~!t'd 'h4t The x.ey
fAct ~ har resunei is naura, <esi and 10.
l!eve sa aId xssy han brfore tr twen
H. & ~ ri ~ r. .t ss
The asovs notice dtrn due ta icr valuable
etas*nrpt~ c,izea .. tt.s tty and f@Ei+h. ht1e
On. hsre aaa asIe1.as t~ns xn1 ~ 20" aa1 III"
the atove with ny same attaee' Il At sour s.v.cr
N, ssis. 'iS / % .fu:y yoass " I x.o ! K3sN5"b~ II =
WOODS HAIR RE-is'i;AT,EE.
to rs. tie hes. u NY hair he Effects oj tks
ye!"w tese.. III Nav ort<.n. 1a@. ln.ues %
as: =: .ss ss1 ID .ss
I -.s I'd .s ''' 0t .S;sS u tha
i, .sannk. a.t patsF Of the ut! os Church II Bspck
ss' w.. II sen''<1'-s Of srtAs s"s9s, ,Fs saa-
rsohe.sor NJ .-p=ar SIR: Having e.as 1ai It
has been e1rern IN afsnmat,on .ssn.fu aai
eon.'sn: tsnden.y !" itching via ~heh lave teen
etseE arie;< ny ks .he tsse p'eosurs ot
ftG: '$c' %S9p TO- r.: .!.,o 81: :@.3: = a1>S Se~
noFS u. III .t.t Il Ds - ~, IN
4
, 1859-12-13
Dr. GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HkTug determined to Coee Out II Ente Stock cf
Rich silks. Silk Robes,
IMPORTED cLOAKs. .....
HIGH VELVET CT.oAKs,
ZEAL LaCES,
u tacNS.


RICH SuAWt.S, dc. 4c.
Te will eonHseres M MONDAY. December 9Th, 10 sell
them without regard tn test or %ane s,lks worth nse
doars will BE- fo- two Foar dular Ska swslvs
sasll!Ek. Two dollar S!ik. foT ts ,upcrb Double
hsc sapet flouu-ti 1see, t~tnty tos.ass -.ka
w"Fe 1xsl;e "a I; r. tat .ix .sI!sx k:eh t,ek f.
ioats 70 thirty ant forty :c1aks reuerG from ay doliss
to twenty teh lse-, t;oes Te4uced tn Ealf thtf
actua rsue. Eren:n: Dse.4 0oo Skt &c. for e1s than
one-kau usua pTc~3
~ =. sasse ~ @Gas II ~. EaE ana
ct:er II tas actsoa this will IN to Buye
tises oatE ths cas- Q. gv4<ss BELOW PANIC PRICES,
md lover ttsa s hero e*ewktzt, hsvnx deter
mined to e1Ee them At without Eek1r 10 Cost
Look OUT ier tx tEAHEDlNAIiY BARGAINS on
md ates Mcnd.y. uceenhe1 a&h-
We will elh!sH 81 xaHs II Ee 8toek Of GENERAL
DRY Quo, =, which. frr extent, saEety. esksncr and
the7rnta ~ far Re, ond any ethet n this ety. thai any
Comparison s amply Aasrrd.
Terms Cash, and One Price Only.
". II. ROSS Il CO.,
, 1859-12-13

~ Tho city Of Beloa, Wiz, il lighted with
Sns
, 1859-12-13

THE IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE EOUTT. How
to Meet 1t. Gr HIxTos KowAK Hk1Fxa. Of Sou1h
Ea+nl3nA, Ninth Thousand New 2esk: BsodArk
, 1859-12-13

DN. McCLTNTUCk'S COLD and
IL COUGH NIxTrEE Is \ tn7.b:n :n+t:ut. Of nAtus.s
sexrtahle aIts0ea 10 - nt li!n, a!- II ihA
h!7k&nx appAfalna. which ssfe clGs rrtAA htArse
nsss and sorr thT1a removes. in v.ry rhor ,,n,r
sresJ vfsRe o. inflammation run she 3nx- md tarrzf,
cents, For sale BY tOAN u. FAhK. .5s Lake .tts<,
Eh1tHru-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21

GEoEGIA-MADE RAILROAD IRoN.-Th Griffin
Empire State says that ON Thursday, OF last week,
eleven carloads of railroad iron passed through that
place, on the Macon and Western Road, shipped from
the Atlanta rolling mill to some point below. That
paper says it never saw better iron. Every year
Georgia is becoming more Independent. If not
already in few years more she will be able to man
ufacture everything she needs. Her mineral wealth
is inexhaustble. We long to see the day when she
will not have to look to the North for anything
when she will import her own goods-when she can
in deed and in TRUTH be called the Empire State
tha nil