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, 1859-12-07
Homo for tho FrtcadicsF

Tie regular monthly meeting Of TIE Board .aa:svs
It The 1ae ~ e:ns a.
tendance L. +. blS nA'so"' "ees
Edt,., Of tae Psess md Ts,hunc:
In connection with the above notice, Will you
allow few facts and statements:
The Home wns opened Attle mere taaa one
wear ago, TO deserving destitute women and
children. without homes. Since its opening
more than four hundred persons- Child
ren-hnve there found refuge from poreriy,
temptation and Thousand other Ills.
More than three hundred Of these hare been
provided with good hou,ek in six or sesen dlf"
terent States. The condition Of most Of them
prospects 10 frightened, that we feel thousand
nmes repaid Tor all the labor, time. care and
money which tbe Home has cost The Home
.anny II present numbers about sixty. aud II
~ RECOMMENDATIONS md resources were adequate.
t tn., n m1moer would IN single week hcincreased
nnt oar object at this time i. to sar that The
Home of tas Frienaless" needs mcre friends.
h.~s established by and belongs to oil who
d.saro ue@tA 70 PITY the poor. and upon such it
5pus 5o"a ~ LOT IT. 1n!y supplies. It !. The o.i4r
snni1cs II th;; eM1snsn Ut. mother who gratefully
her ,ittls ones ~ Ioa has given her one foz
oaoes n9~ IN the nursery Of he Hom" III ss
oe1~InaI - ssaEt-and still &hey eo,na ''' ~
eota IN Aoa1c needs mora fr;rna.. .,d
80 ooes and must have, OF Gall into thr craat ~.
est oistFcs:. Its resources ste ent;rak ksea*' ~
hausted- committee Of ladies sre e.y nun e1
Tset soliciting csntfbutions. They Ak % aaE ant
nut sasi, Vegetables Of every kind a. re~ d9ur u,
money for that great family. % We" u
should occur to uny that our sol;e;tn,;o,
ese frequent and tha. theretore n"r Inauoa tsa.s
e. lasge, We may cay that the4 forth co1n5n
Ianaa Hn report will show that tie e1neroas oa'n
i HeeI Ie nave not amounted to inv cen,. ns
economy. "'sA certainly show
, 1859-12-07

Posi- OFFICE MA17Ens.-The arrangement re-
Gently adopted Of keeping open the Post Office
till midnight, hns been discontinued The ear
lier arrival Of the malls obviating the necessity.
The Chicago mail leaves ST. Louis hereafter at
halfpast twelve.
, 1859-12-07
Sumner ard Sciaurx.

Curl Schurz, Of Wisconsin, lecture4 on Tues
day evening Of last week in tue FRATERNITY
Course ct Ecstcu. Ills subject was *feforms
aud Reyolutions.' At the close Of the lecture,
Mr. sumncr. who was present. was rers:stently
called for and spoke rs follows:
"FELtow C.y1zESs:-This occasion dies not
belong to me, hut to the distinguished gentle
.nan from Wisconsin, whose address, to night,
has been marked, II once allow nc to say. By
knowledge, sagaci,y and elevated scntinacnt.
while it has been delivered with grace acd
c1ooucncc wl,icl, make us a1t forget that the
English tongue VIA not the language that he
spoke in his Infancy. (ipp!ause- iou kuow
NE too well, I believe, 10 suppose that can he
inciI}trent 10 the expression Of your good will
tonight, 1t makex nc happy and proud. but,
bcvoud the satisfaction o. seeing. face to face,
50 many Of my friends and ncighhors whom
have the honor to represent in another place,
m,ay say that am again, after a long struggle,
we'll man. Warm applause, They cnly who
have once lost their hcattt! can know the de-
light Of hcaltta regained. Fellor citizens, ac-
cept my thanks for tho kindness with which
you hare honorcd inc. I 80, tomorrow. to re-
sume my duties in nno,her place, aud shall
feel stronger tor your sympathy.
Mr. Sumner spoke with much feefiag, and wns
loudly applauled at the close Of lis remssks.
, 1859-12-07

ToruE Poor HorsE.-Thi1ty well-couditioned
gentlemen we're sent to the Poor House from
this city. They were the Supervisors going ont
to see how the family Of The County fared. We
are uffuid to tell. in these tight bitter timer.
hoW we'll they lire oat at Jefferson, lest there
may he q rush in that direction.
, 1859-12-07

The act;ou Of the Common Council in sela-
ticn to the payment. Of The demand Of 4. l'in-
kcetop for detective scrricc rendered the city
should NOT be Influenced Ly The clarnor al the
newsrapcra. If tic demand is just one, and
tue eervice has been rendered, there is no ques-
tim aaout paying Mr.. +. in fall; because what"
crrr may be thought OF tbs prcPricty of en-
rloying detective officers, there can be but ono
opinion abont The prcprictY Of i'quidat1ng at
Just dsbts shat the authorized officers of the
city have incurred. The Report Of tho Com
m''tse which has the demand in charge. mikes
hP'aan' LIT, That rinscrtou was employed By
tho city; ID. ,aat hc did what be MSS Aired to
90; and' %, that his charges ar. such rs others
IL ma business are in the l.nbit Of making. We
nave no reason to doubt that The Committee
hare honc.ay discharged ,h.ir du.y. uor TINT
their conclusion is jas. that which aur fir.
minded man would have reached hv m ny c~or;
patton Of the case
, 1859-12-07


Nolhsus could more clearly show the ani-
mus Of the pro-slavors Democracy il Congress,
than the effort Of Clark Of Missouri to make
political capital out Of the fact that ccrtain Re-
publican members of that body have recon-
1Deuded ,l,ecircn,at;oa Of ''He]prr's Impending
Crisis" THO book in question treats Of the eco
nomic fssulta Of sIavery in the South, ana nta13y
all cr its facts are taken from State and Cui-
ted States Cspsus Reports. That it is conpi~
latio,. decidedly damaging to slavery, and that
it meets slavery proragandists with unanswer-
nb]e arguments drawn directly from the pracs1-
cal working If the institution, is mol to be de-
MED; l,u. lie same is true If the United States
Ccusas, which is prepared, printed and circn'a-
ted by the United States government itself,
under the supcrintcndcncy Of = leading South
esn are.catcr: TIccc is nothing in the book
whtrl, any Que reed slrisk from, fully eudors-
ing; aud wo trust tia, no Republican member
Of Congress- will compromise lis political
standing by lisavowing sympathy with the
general teachings and i:stcnt Of lhe work IN
question. AZ Mr. Farnswortl wei! said, it is a
literature TINT can be safely recommended, aad
that ought to he read not oal:' lY the people,
bat in tho halls Of our national Legislation.
, 1859-12-07

tftum Tie Eocky Aountstn Nexs, Nov. .sth.l
SotTu PARK.-J- II. Ming returned few
days siuce from the South Park digging. with.
cr be went short time since with stock Of
goods and provisions for sale. 3lr. II. brings
most encouraging reports from that region, aud
plenty Of substantial evidence besides. During
the short time he remained there, lie sold goods
TO the amount Of oTer &a.o'0, for which he
brings lack bright clear Tar1yan gold. lie
also brought IN q bag containing 81 900. which
was sent by miner, thus far on its way to his
eastern home.
WlSrEn WonK.-The c!aimson the Clay Conn
y Lead, the Maryland Lead, the Cotton and
Summons Leads, will all be worked Besides
these there are eeycn tunnels now commenced
ut the head Of The Scvada Gulch, ono on the
Aux Lead, and one on the Gregory Lead The
one on the Gregory Lead is The most important
Of any, es 1t will test the depth Of the pvrites Of
iron, and also the amount Of gold kcne2sl it,
which is very important fact to know. The
~oyE on t. Ia tunnel is carried Ca with energy
being worked day and night.
A DENVER QrAR1z MlL1.-Mr. A. ". Ridge
way called upon us few days since, and gave
us the result Of his mining experiment, as he
called it. he began late in tie season, aud
erected temporary quartz mill, drireh by wa.
ter, to test the richness Of the quurtz on the
Burroughs lead. In que month lie made over
one thousand dollars. AL his machinery was
gotten up here. Large quartz mill. with pro-
portlonnte power, would have Increased this
yield ten fold.
BIC SrGGEr.-1r- Thompson has recently
shown US q nnEget Of pure gold, weighing one
hundred aud four I'cnuyweights; and another
intermixed with quartz crystals, weighing oser
thirty pennyweights. Both were found ky Mr..
r. in the Neyada gulcA.
LAGEE--Messrs. Solomon 4 Tnscher have
placed the A<f1s Office under obligations to them
tor huge bottle Of this Teutonic beverage, the
first ever brewed in the Territory Of Jefferson.
Their brewery on St Louis street. Aurarie, is
now in full blast, and us soon as the lager has
Attained q little agc, onr citizens will have It'll
opportunity Of induigiug in drink not deadly
IN effects, aud which, sse hope, wii1 materially
decrease the present consumption OF strsch-
nine whisky. and Taos Lightning,
-A new gulch has been discovered near
Mountain City, orer five miles in lcngth. The
prospects are very rich. ample meuns bare
been secured to facilitate operations.
Coin from Pixies Peak gold is beginning
to make its appearance among us as eirculai=
ing medium.
The Legislature under the Provisional
Government is busy in enActing a code Of laws
for the government Of the gold region.
The Apollo Theatre and Cibo|e Minssre3s
minister to the wants Of the ainusemcnt,loving
residents Of Denver aud Auraria.
The editor Of the RocEy Nouatain -Itrs was
recently challenged. lie declined the honor
and ptonounces The luel1o humbug.
, 1859-12-07
$4,000 In Dust.


Joncs, Russell J. Cas- Pixies Peak Express
arrived in this city about o'clock yesterday
morning. bringing through passengers. and
s2j,d10 in dust. There was also about $l5, ,90y
in the bands Of the passengers. An,vn:. the
passengers we notice the nulncs Of lIou. VIM.
+. Mcclure, Of the Jefferson Legislature. and
Mr. Uurlhurt- We ure indebted to Mr. II. for
interesting inteileeuee- =, -.
The Express left Denver Nov. 34th, fnsktnE:
the tsip from there to this city in eight days.
The party encountered three severe storms, and
suffered considerably.
The report from tire mincs is favorable. The
miners III the mountains had pretty much ccas-
ed working on account Of tile cold weather, but
now drifting witt, much SUCCESS, and throwing
up dirt to be worked in u.s spring.
The prospects Of the quartz leads were very
encouraging.
Business in the different towns, and pnrtic,-
larry in Denver and Auraria, was brisk, and
dust was plenty. The latter article was bring.
ing hut *l7 per ounce in coin. Coin Was c1-
ceedipglv scarce, and most Of the business was
transacted with dus:~
Provisions were plenty, but it was thought
that the stuck uf flour might run cut belore
trims could get through in the Spring: No
suffering. however, was unprecedented. Cloth
iuy was p1enly and cheart.
, 1859-12-07

{Er0M LIT Ncm lis tiemeIIalsc} -AE.s-Ae4c.J
Twelve months ego Douglas had some 1i!!le
strength in l.ouis;aaa A,ier his triumph in H.
1inois Ic was recciscd witi, great <e&dt in Aew
Orleans But for the 1a:t three months the
star Of Donslasis,n has bcea casting asekerlng
aud melancholy glmmer, upon his disciples
little germ Of Dousiasisn that sras planted
il 1.ouisiann twelve months ago has been
nippcd in tue bui, The .sepnlchEAl b!aze
MAS snutied out ere it lighted up a constaEis's $
ba;lw;ck. The Cosritr, tue old pcn'oerAs'e "r,
run Of New orleans, n.eures thr honest aud
faithful Democracy Of every State and section Of
the federal Union TINT there is not single par
ish or precinct within thc Stale limits in which
Mr. Douglas wontti have the shade" Of chance
for obtaining majority Of Democratic ruitra-
res; and my pretenkinn to the contrary, on the
part Of the ritiful landfat Of pseudo Democratic
i,artitans which he has in lho State, is mere
e1np.y vaporiny. or dscreditab!e attempt at
deception. as to our loca! po!itics and preEeren-
, 1859-12-07
Ncm a0hcrttsemsnts.

II c. B, SC3lFE.s,. Il is<r:4~s 4se~t.d3 Draf&os~ss
IL ors fceits A3s.ti.msa.s Tor feis anf al ~
L<aiiaJ P1Fsrs ~ .A~ xar4 Fe.s. sal-Ea4-y
, 1859-12-07
Movements OF Scuatot se,,
lFatsa eo1csloadercs NY. En-. rn.,

Stphtor Seward, who.e expedition IN Fns..
Syria aud the Holy Land was the occa,;a3np ;3p.;
m little concern among his friends who In.rr vi
tho per'ls Of trarel!ing ia sha. quarter du1;nc S
the summer months, has returned to this c;;S
st{e and much improved IN hcalsl. ard enoeas,
anee, During. lis abkeacc lc has hid vc1r
satiafacsors gtaaee ut Italy. or Ut i,s princin:!
capitals, nad Ut ihe monuments Of auc;eas and
modern civilization in Egypt md Asia Minor. tn
sag ro:hing Of week pleasantly spent ut T,ca' -,
na whcrc, as in all the places wh;eh he h.s ~ ~.
tied, he has experienced no lack Of atten.inn
from those whose tseotiona in Eurone ~. n.,..
sl,y NOS. highly priced. Since be lclt Paris hs
hse spent thuty nights on tho Meditcfranr.ne
and surveyed tho extremes Of ciy1lizat;on ~,
three continents think mar safely nda u,
lie goes home satisfied that psoy;dence las dor'
as veil BY cur people as by any Of The raec, M
that Amtrica IS good enou III country fcr liz
to live in. ln ss,s haste to ret eastward, in M th
SIMMER, he lad no opporsunity Of seeing .n1 w
thing Of France, and 70 much has been fsid !
tie changes wrought both in this city and in tn
other departments xiucc he wa& here soeue tNs1 ~
1y-i.e years age, that he has determined to in
prove the briei period Which remains betytr
this srd tile departure Of the Arago, on the lat
prox'mo, in studying Sapoleouisu:. he vi
then sci sail for home.
, 1859-12-07

NEW YORK KS1CN1CEPALE LELz:cT10S.
TruSa:po Woop is elected Mayer Of New
York, beating HAvEuErra about .:,tT", and Or
DIXIE perhaps 1910. l1y M union Of the orpo-
sition, " Don might hnve bren easily 1crca,ed,
but circumstances operated 10 prevent sucia an
union. aud one Of t',c most aun.t'yated ruaiau1y
dcnlagogucs in The E.i;on w;'l rule over Tue
City Of New York for two years to cna'e.
, 1859-12-07

SING Sine, y. T., Dee 6.-The axle Of =
freight car on a train going south on the 1iul.
son River Il. H., broke about 10 O'Clock, this
4, H. On The creton d:aw.tr'sss, s"1s ,s,two two
OF OF the track, smashing the simbers Of the
bridge and Killing twen:y head Of cattle. No
nerson was injured. No trains have passed
lie plnce up to IL o'clock this !. u.
, 1859-12-07

0c9ok .+-sugerrC Cur: ri caeazn, EsbIas.y Term:
fssn The }.rck EouatT E17I N-ALn u. H&a4-ey aa4
q o. E.-Assacl lment.
{hl,- .otic i. hrr-hr etr 10 'h~ tat M3.t r. Frsd.
lt1snd {. T. Iuat ftHf attachment ltau.d out
Of The %: lto Cef q he sIp+t. :: t q :. ~
eai Rack Coua+y Bahk. aat asn ~ t.tAtt Ut s .atd
Ma.a Z. Bradley ." = caup6rL f?t H. seo o. ~.
he shtr Or Cook u.:y. x-a sud ~nt a1a be-o r..
trne+i executed. SY~ sse:ttt un;ts. yeo. The aid
Id sppe4s fors 1ne .al !u7tn-s cous< .f cheax
~ eetor. the n-t Day Of Is term ttc-eof: 70 ts
tse arst Nou ~ at ttosua1I y: lds te so.sal hstl
aaa pr re s,t ral1.1s ae:!o7. IsiStner: ~ -
LINK much at tho PROPERTY atsshe ~ inay =
stc!e :a;!-'J thu kl -4 sots VII bt ssd
to t71:!ytte A4ne. -~..r.~-
, 1859-12-07
Abraham Lincoln In Kanxnx.

1EEom tht IcaytaWoFth Times q
lie lion. Abe Lincoln is on Kansas soil. lie
hhs spoken ut Elwood, Troy and Doniphan.
Last night be spoke at .ttchison. To.duy at
noon be arrives in 1cavcnworth. 70 night be
speaks ut Stockton's Hall. Lcs Us eiye the gal-
iant champion Of Freedom reception bcfittine
h's great talents, his stirring cloqucnce, his
nob'e.hcartcd devotion to the CAUSE of Liberty
, 1859-12-07

POSITIVE Cosr SA1E.-So one who hasEc1~
amined goods and prices can doubt that X4ksh,
Bros, Are determined to close cut that uetion>
Of theiE stock remaining at 40 RandolpRtfeet
at sacrifice, rather than remove it 10 the3s new
store. Let those who wish to purchase faa md
they will be sure to buy and sase money!
dec6-ot
, 1859-12-07

LoASEns 'stodishing how easy
man can live without work in this towni Look
at nc! whea I'm hungry l goes ia for = free
lunch; aud when my clothes begin IA look shiny
takes 'enl 'round 10 Cook i AcLain, % Dear
born st., nd they mskes 'en look 80 welk that
folks think they're new. Ha! Ia! It taxa me
10 do it, 1<r
, 1859-12-07

SAD Acc1prsr.-We gre panied to learn that
John Dunn, . wagon-maker, was so much burn
ed at the Wells street Ere on Sunday night. in
attempting to save property, that his life is des-
paired Of
, 1859-12-07

ENGLISH rArERs.-The Illustrated London
News, Times, Punch, Bells Life, &c-, Of Nor.
10, have been received at By 1fcSally l. Co, 81
Dearborn street, rho also bare fresh supply
Of Miss Evans " "Beulah," Miche1ct's "Loye,"
and The Virginians, By Vim. n. Thackeray-
, 1859-12-07
Tic Jumrertz Trial.-Thc Testimony
Closed.
E0ItnrEESTI Ii

fQEHTEESIH DAT.
Yesterday saw the evidence in the case of
Henry Jumpertz now on trisl ftr his life in the
Superior Court dnzlly closed. The opening of
the Recorders Court tns driven the Superior
Court back to its oxn lesser Court loom in the
third story restricting the attendance the crowd
being Kept back by the officers and no visitors
permitted but the bar, tue press aud these hav-
ing business with the Court. An exception too
Is made iu favor Of females, and there WIGS
large turnout Of these yesterday.
The girl Elizabeth Riley, also known By her
mai en- name Baldwin, was GU the stand again
yesterday, recalled by the defence. Her tcsti-
mony has crcated marked sensation in the
case, which By no efforts Of counsel has been
made to disappear.
Sheriff Gray was sworn as to the visitors al
loved at the jail; also Ex-Saeriff Wilson. Mrs.
Herriek {not the noted woman Of the naue) tcs-
tilted us to the narration and conduct Of the girl
before her marriage with Riley, but not mate
rally affecting her statements as to Jumpertz-
The testimony wss then pronounced closed on
either side.
Daniel Mc1lroy, Esq summed up in behalf Of
the prosecution. lie was followed By Mr. Nc
Comas for the defence.
, 1859-12-07

CLoAks AND BoSsE7s.-Our lady feeders
should see the new styles just receiIed Mt
Wamsley X Hueston's new stores. The de-
signs ate entirely new aud must hs appreciated
By all who see them. Those in want cI such
must call Immediately Remember 4l;Iand Is
Clark street. hec It
, 1859-12-07

.~ vaa Setback. ut II State stree has
Heating Store, that for j.
Perfection Of Principle, Ease IN REGULATING,
Economy Of Fuel, Cteanlines5,
Power Of Heat, Beauty Of .besign,
stands uurivalled. Purchasers will DO well to
look cut for the sgn Of the Golden II Kettle,
Al State street <1deB 1t
, 1859-12-07

WANTED uERE Geo. s. Gilbert, who VAS
arrested inst. Louis for swindling atarmer sith
bosus Indlaun money, is wanted here we under
st nd, for stealing the money from Page / Hart
, 1859-12-07

d.nt attempt to make political capital and get
up needless cEamor. has excited feeling Of D.
Elsion and contempt among the masses At the
sympathy manifested for brown, more
than 10 any other source whatever. Had
he dealt with this question ~ a discreet
magistrate aud not made outrageous and in
famous attempts to impIic4te innocent men for
party purposes, what is witnessed to day would
never hare taken place. BE concluded BY hop
ing the investigation would be thorough; who
ever may be implicated. let them take the rouse-
quenceA
CLARK: spoke in favor OF the resolution aud
sme1dmeut.
44ker-further debate the Senate adjourned
.Eitbout taking a vote.
, 1859-12-07

70 The first Of the Dancing Parties, Of the
residents of the Southern part Of the city, will
cone OF Ibis (Wednesday) ereniug at Uhlieh's
Hotel
, 1859-12-07

In the last s.ntenee Of tsc mi. IF ~. -
Patton III Nond,s's issuc, tue ,vn,. ~. 49,. ~. :r
eay, rather automatically, II thereforc Dr.. ;.
de- ills actual language Was in III. rocrr w.,
cxaforn 4" ] therefore d<<n., &c, ''''>''
, 1859-12-07

i D11 OF KK7EosrEcr.-We trust our read-
ers will pardon US, if We give again, and by it.
self, the testimony Of ex.Turnkey Snuter in the
Juupcrtz case, on Tuesday, before the Superior
Court. Here is the evidence, under oath, Of
one of tue late Jail employees upon point to
which the Pass AND TK1ursE some months
since first called public attention And yet
what yirtuous indignation these very jul en-
ploSees visited upon Tie exposure, aud how to
this day some Of our contemporaries refer to
''pcrsoual ill-wilr' Of one Of our corps towards
Sheriff Gray, rs The basis Of our "attack."
Let any reader recall the Sheritf's letter, snd
the fierce coruscation Of Jailor Hastings, and
then come down to the simple fact and see how
this cx.Turnkey under oath is made to xustain
the worst We hare ever urged against our jail
management:
".tfscr Jumpertz' trial Sheriff Gray brought
four women 10 see him, and after that time
women came very often, as often rs they pleas
ed, and went 10 his cell. Mr.. Hastings succeed
ed Mr. Ten Brock as jailor. Could not say
hoW many dag came; the cell wks open: hase
known ladies' to 90 into his cell and stay Ion.
1ilne; they began to do this when Hastings be-
CAME Jaior, vi the tiue Mr. Gray took his Office
as Sheriff. Hare known women aEd gents to
come there 10 have their hair dressed; It was
very common to hxEe women come there and
sit down in Jumpertz's cell, and talk with him
u lnuch as they liked"
We only give this prominence to these facts
because there arc those who still urge that the
jail management il this city under Mr. Gray
has never known such abuses. We have already
taken pleasure in noticing an improvement in
1t .4-
glimpse Of its past, sworn to BY the E1-Turn-
key, our readers viii see what the jill really Was
when we took it in hand.
, 1859-12-07

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAnp.-Arewz1d
Of $500 will be paid By the undersigned for the
detection and conviction Of the person or per-
sons who fired the premises Of Hall Winch,
corner Of Wells aud Charles streits this citI, On
Sunday evening last.
WEsTEHx Womb INSURANCE ANo Trust Co.
142 and IA South Water Street,
Chicago, DE-, 6, 1859, At
, 1859-12-07

FRANkroer, KY, Dee-The Legislature or
gauized day. Mr. Potter, Of Woodford, WAS
elected Speaker Of the Serate, and VT. Merri-
weather Speaker Of the House This is TIL
umph for the Breckenridge or Guthrie men.
, 1859-12-07

CAMBRIDGE. MAss. Dec. 6.-Jaraes D. Green,
WAS elected Mayor Of Cansridge yesterday BY
majority Of Is rotes. over John Sargent, the
present incumbent. Nr. Green ran uu the In
dependent ticket.
, 1859-12-07

Navigation is now closed both Oh the Lakes
and Canal, and our hassncss for tho next tour
months with The East will be by railroads. !.
Tho market for Flour aul Grain during tic
week has been firm, with att upward tendency.
Flour has advanced 10 to l5c. Wheat I'D
Tanccd 3 to Sc. Corn to &c lower. Oats ad-
vaaced to e. Ryo advanced to &c Bar
log firm. Hishwi.cs declined t. 1-2c-
Tire Provision market has hcen buoyant.
Live and Dressed Hogs havo advanced 10 to
Soc Ness Pork has advanced Soc. Cut
Meats advanced II 10 3-Sc. Lard and Tai
low firm. Hides l to l-2c lowor.
Tho following table shows tho receipts and
shipments Of Live and Dressed Hogs since tho
1st o: November, compared with those Of last
fyo yeats GErjuc tho same period:
, 1859-12-07

ED1TH. THE B!cKWoop:s GI1:L- 1 s,ory for k1fls.
~ AEs IGta author Of Quecf Guunie, ttc Tree &C.
poY's OWN NTOr-MAKEE-Ap practical Illustrated Su.de
- The us>fuf employment Of leisure bons. prte ~
AUNT MARY's TALEs-for Boys ard Girls Ey
M. lIAn-. aat7ax Il "0ssaa:at I.eorc:ci." etc.
Price Is lsats-
MARY LEE-A Story for the Y,un.. 81 NNy Liver.
mofe- 1Eussrated. tt:cs &C.
MEN WHO HAVE ElsEE-lelnz tstarest!pg azes Of
some q the nloss eElaeEt aad catespfaiaS ttta.
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Christmas stts'es fs1ce :Gc-
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WILLIE WiNKtE.S NURSERY SONGS OF sCoT-
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MOUNT VERNON. 4 Letter to tie ct:t!1xa Of Aueyl-
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AMERICAN BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES. Ccr1pTts.o:
biographies Of Gtu. Israel Pu.nan, Capsala j.aa
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THE .AIMwELL STORIES. Comprising o.-.r Clinton.
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