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were arranged i'll couples, as in a cotillion, to
form hollow square, in the centre of which
were the Squire and the bctrothed partics.-
Each of the attendants bore a candle; Miss
Tabitha held hers in long brass candlcstick,
which had belonged to Polly's grandmother, in
shape and length something resembling "Clc-
opatra' needle" Miss Luvisa bore flat tin
ono; the third attendant bore such an article
as is usually suspended ON nail against the
wall; and fourth had curiously devised
something, cut out Of wood with pocket
knife. For want of a further supply of can
dlostickS, the male attendants held naked can
dies in their hands. Polly was dressed in
white, and wore bayfowcr with its green lea
YES in her hair and the whisper went round,
F" Now don't she look pretty" George w
llodgkinS rCioiccd in white satin stock and
vest and p0ntaloonS of orange color; the vest
was straight colarcd, like continental off
Gers III the Revolution, and had eagle but
tons on it. They were a fine looking couple.
When everything was ready, pause cnSu-
cd, and all eyes were turned on the Squire,
who seemed to be undergoing mcntal agony,
such us fourth of july orators feel when they
forget their speeches, on boy at an exhibition
when he has to be prompted from behind the
scene. The truth was, Squire TompkinS was
a man of forms but had always taken them
from form books, and never trust. i ". mono
~. On this occasion h' mad no q GEORGIA
J"S,lcG' orany Otter book from which to
reau thc marriage ceremony, and was at a
loss how tJ proceed lie thought over every
th'.'g he had ever learned "by heart" even to
~, Thirty days hath the month of September,
M "t sT,'e may DC S%'' oi June april November
tL'. -, '"," no oou';' 'eco,'ccI nothing
.;,|' '",I'u m sut,' Il" occ'S'o"' "a suppressed
o'J w. n az Vnr. mr ,nI i"I "",nTi,sI'eu nm 'IiaI
a,.,,.y bno.; -" "'''i s""o'I!''S "'q' III 'h'
=" nn,,' III ,,,,,'L', ,,,' r ~ r,
horn hn 1 ,''I" y ,uIso pi'sr,SS' ''i1.
,.l,;Ii i,I;II '"" loo":u up " '''V VV'c''S
mmm' rn, m I"u,oG HnnI so,c'' IN corner OF tnG 1
- tr,o, ,f I,,1 l TII",'G "0'V''
Sm , " ,''" "''l ','oS an ~, '"oS''u
.,a,,,,I ,;,'',' n.y.. y. "''lu' nv "'-""
I,, ,''' uu'9 :" ',''l 'u"I'er NIcc III ,i
,,,,r t1,,IS i,!i. Ny; -" VIZ
lnoI., 90 ,'a,,''i-I,,I h.,l :, NV '0''o' 'o
~ lT"w law ",,' mr dawn 70 y,ocr
pray the Lord "--
was the next essay, when some cruditc gen
tlcmcn remarked, /" lie is not dead but sleep
eth"
" Oh, yes Oh, yes :" continued the Squire.
One voice replied, 4" Oh no! oh no +! don't
lets :" another whispered, " Wo, BALI some
person out of doors sung out, " Come into
court ~ and the laughter was general. The
bridesmaids spilled the talow from their
candles all over the floor, in the vain attempt
TO look serious. One of them had rcd mark
on her lip for IL month afterwards, where she
had bit it. The bridegroom put his hands in
his pockets aud took them out AGAIN. the
bride looked like She would faint, and so did
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Flow the Black Doctor oUrrI. the Fiancee oil
Rlch youn~ American

, drcd francs on CHARGES Of mocEcry and s,y;md.
linz, the French pancrs have bccn filed with
anecdotes about his career
The following, told undcr date of .Ionrorv
Z l3. by the spccjnl Paris corr,.snondrnt of tbc
! ial,DcvAptr Beyoc. will doubtless nrovr bi,b-
{ " intcrcstiuo to ON, ph;lI,lrLio rc,Iors nc
| it particularly concerns Young and beautiful
/ lady, now a resident of the Quaker Civ:
Mile Alphousinc dc Niixe, daughter of ::
rich landholdcr of Burgundy, was attacked
by cancer on her riyht breast. All the
I physicians in her department, and all those of
| Montpelier had abandoned her case in de-
spoir, and advised her to come to Paris for
treatment. NJ. dc Ni%c brought his daugh-
ter to Paris in the month of .janunry, 1888.
She consulted the most celebrated physicians
of the faculty, who all gave but one opinion
that the amputaton of the right breast was
absolutely necessary, and, even at this sacri-
! flee, the unhappy young girl would only rctard
an inevitable dcatG-accorins to the doctors.
Six months were wasted in r,iuous and use,
less consultations, in inclFcacious treatment
and in despair Pain the fair young creature
did not fear. Without exactly being an Am
azon, Mile dc Nixc would have consented to
sacrifice that portion OF her charms 50 incon,
vcnicnt to retain, in javclin practice, had it
not been that she was in love. She was en-
gagged to Il young American, who was exceed
ingly devoted to her, and she preferred to die
rather dian submit to an operation that might
make her an object of horror to her beloved.
so she resigned herself to death, and re
nounccd all treatment.
Shut up alone in her apartment, she count,
cd her last days and passed them in prayer
Meanwhile, her iianccc, Mr.. Arthur Ashbcll,
OF Philadelphia, who had commission from
one of his friends to procure him some Sax
horns for the United States market, went to
w. No%s house to attend to the business Al
moms,rom, mVm I,'"r,, t. no'I.o{; IH'aGy having a
iJ'"%I nci~SJ W 'a',iTr % upon m ms p' ~ pax re-
LnMS hcnm nnmnjlnd Wr "','i' ,nhhoI, o ;"o ,;"N
o,''" oT''l""c"' m.' M .NS''pcii inquired
GycIv mtnrcst IN i Ne .1n, ",''uV" ~ ] ""u T4E OK a
I iN''S '"'ul'Sl III IL Us soon us nc learned that
Smrrisr5 ~ t,,n ,y,.nnr 'Tl ,'o o".'vI VI
| Sax he ,slrI ,hc rn,snu - w.
.p[ o,m hr,v,,, r"'I;nl G.. u,
man con srn;,. III tl,;da,,. a D'r"'''u 4"
nccd because homo ~ rccoyor 49,; ;, O' "''''"'-
.rrLrn ,hc nLytic;,,, Lovn r,t oh,,,1ano,
YOU ?" '>'''"
ooh ~ said Sax. "thc doctors should
have been dead ,,rnodv If h,d nni ,LmJomnJ
thcm?p
"Whot trcotucnt b,vo vo,, tbon p,
q have nIocr1 mvsclf II thn Lnnl, of tl,o
Black Doctnr IIn odn,;,tob tI,at n,,,. ,is
his treatment commcmccJ tbn T,,ol nontor
had forcw,,mcI linn yLot he d;sna'o 'yov, ,r,,I1
apparently GROW worse until tLc cyc Of nnr
| f,nt aura AL ,Jlu lI . r.
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GREENViLLE MARBLE VAN.

GREENVILLE MARBLE YAnD
THNIIE subscriber has on hand and is cssszssIs<s
IL ly receiving large and varied assortsne essE s,
American and Italian Marl,ie.
TO which he would call the attent ton of fhest Il
want of u suitable Monument to mark the hfo|
where rcpose the remains of their departed fe1
atiycs and friends. Carving and lcttorfn6 4
all kinds neatly and promptly executed.
BS5y" Particular attention paid to orders bv M 5
JAMES NJ. ALLtsV,
Greenvillc G. H., S. c., Feb % 3l4ff
n. B. He refers to ID G Wcstcld, Cover ~
Markly s. Co., DR.. NJ B Earle w III Wats5sl
Esq, Col IIokc, II Mckay Esq
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

LIZ % "a :, W. .., ooW H. NN''oh' Ny !
Jobn Daniel. & via
s,'.,n,'n Collins. ,,o,. ''" for Partition. Sc
| law of Silas Collins deceased unnmcs and mum.
Der unknownl defendants in this case reside he
yond tho limits of this State: On motion of Orr
llndlcn, comloinants' Solicitors it is ordered
that the said absent ''ctcn1aais do appear in this
Court, md plead answer or dcmur to the Saidbi
wi'hin three months irom TINS date or Their con-
SEM 10 t''e same Will DC taken as confessed by am
ORDER pro c'Jrsso, .
Ma ., o" h"h l. a. lhnN'i"oN' Wv c'E'r.n
m '
iiiH OH - Wv oO' III '-NhOLlN-N,
po,, u ~ ,i, N
c", w. -'D' Petition for final set
y ~ ~, o,'',; n,ncE ana others, c.:n,,.,.
I;,n '',S s"''S'to,''' t''n' i'.c nc,rs-
,',,N y, III" n o'"nI Sn"i"cS anu ,u'hout
"';I o'oS IN n,AcH, urirl''',l,'S Z, III
r, i; nIooI @ t''. ni '''," 'c'''
ont H., .t''>
ot pntnns Gn;Sr ~ 'no Tn oi!r,
Iny Of Inrl nvt =, Io,,, n w." ;r o"! ~ t'o io.'
wbv rai s"Ilct w io $500 any 'ir{ ."r,'
Hck Inccos scI .hn"IT ,'n' Va 'I a.
cree entered accordingly. '' ~ ''''''''' "'N
W. Z, UOLCOMDE. o.rp.
Jan. t. 1860 23 BIN
o,,,I, ..,,, ,,,, -, 49,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25

Boyd Cotton Seed for Sale.
I HAVE n quantity of this celebrated Seed
i for sale or exchange. Prico, 335 cents ptr
Is pounds in exchange, ] for 9.
Application must be niadoby the LIST january.
J. w, CRAWFORD.
Cold Spring, Dec. 6, 1850 Cliff
, 1860-12-03
Constipation or CostiVenesa,

No one ofths many lila fesh Il heir to- II - psesa-
lent, 50 little Understood, and much neglected
costVeness. 0ften ossgtnatn: in caseessurss ted
entazy hablts it Is regarded slight disorder Of
little consequence to excite anxiety while Ia reality Il
is the precur4or and companion Ut many of the most
fatal and dangerous dtseAses and unlesA carly eraca
ted it viii bring the sufferer to untlmely grave.
Among the lighter evils Of which cnsttvcness Is the
usual attendant are Headache. coltc, rheumatism.
Font Breath. Plies. and Others Of lks nature while
long train ot fsghttut diseases such Malignant Fc-
VEN. Abcesses Dysentes5. ptazshaa Dyspepsia APO
plexy. Epilepsy, Paralysis. Hystes4a. Hyrochonda>s.
Melancholy aad Insanity, nEst Indicate their
in the system by this alarming symptom. Not untte
qucutlJ the diseases uamed orzinste In Constipation.
but take IA independent existence unless the
|. efsalcased In aa early ssase. From all these cosl
atious It follows that the disorder should receive n-
mediate attention wheneyerit occnrs and person
should neglect to get box Of Cephallc Pills til,
1rst appearance Of the complaint tl'elr timely use
will o1pel the nsduous approaches Of disease and de.
stsoy this dangerous foe to hunaa Life.
, 1860-12-03

CHARLESTON, S. G., Nov. 30.-Thc banks to.
day discounted moderately and much relief
was experienced by the business community.
Another immense meeting was held at H.
stitute Hall tonight Addresses were made
by Mr. Memminscr and others. Memmiuger
recommended il The Government did not sur
render Fort Moultrie to her on the South Car
olin1ans retiring from the Union, that 1t be
new YoRK, Dec. Ia washing on dispatch
to the World says that Breckenridge, who had
arrived, favors the idea Of L wcll-defned line
Of policy By Southern members Of Congress.
4 letter from Mr.. Houston, Of Ala, states
the feeling among conservative men Of that
State is rapidly tending towards secession.
He. however, Is for the Union.
The Hernld's Washington dispatch says
Judge McGrath is likely 10 be the next Gor-
ernor of South Carolina or first President of
Palmetto Republic.
The 1imes Washington correspondent says
among the arrivals Of members Of Congress To-
day, arc many Southerncrs, who bring their
families. The fear Of secession is not so strong
to-day. 4 conservative compromise measure
is being prepared here to cover the entire sec
tiOn31 issuc.
, 1860-12-03
n 4 Il Q I, c II 4 r d

o?chs e s
SGssaiss Gesis e s 1onrtees n miss rom
batavia The principal tcta srrn are three in mum
quaes ot stefs sfe fully shown IN the subjonr
saas spnss nSyk sap.ts
snlpnast e Iron TIE grsst medcin. Sirtues Pss;
presence such qusatidea e shtse curative
s 2ssa S e +,
been cured by their use. In sktn Di>ea>es-eEen In
eoaarmcd Lerroty- waters have been sfgnay sue
ei MsSe.l I'd sssnae st9!snse
men speak lii strong terms Of the nedclnal value Of
Ja, S%'SSe g. & ASaa; e fdxe!d spnss
MD. # Syg To5hi pr II csmRbsl q Ftttsaeld. tss
6 aaena .s.e5s confidently: bE spring refers Q
Of d. it, 40 ef e. fS g. mta1Bsie Bfe
:a5 1sa an sstded al hat It test H M Wits hsh5
:: i@aSs Il sassaas
Ee1 ForE In Whch he states hut tie Waters postss
s es. e 70 e Sits ST. s
pa:cular5y adapted ehronc adect!oi, q the d.
ssss!ss nd a. soiissstye ssss!s 8 tesls isvst:
Eom rrutrAced fcver. to excite the appetite and pro.
mote digestion: u dafrARAs. particularly such ~ are
dcpet dent on relaxed or liberated state Of the
uoas, or NtAasts attended with phosphate sediments
tls the suitable remedy. beinE preferable to muadc
to ditorder the stomach In tebr1e it can
@!n:S thFs snd " "a i sfn
IN those forms q Dyspepsis connected Etth te a.
k3ne condition al the stomach, A. In p5ro*is OF water
bEasn, It xl proye better than hydrpchloEc acid In
eaaes Of colsa r!etonan. md Other iap5ons eonse;
prove t, be an ndarshle antidote. IN chronic plafrp
EttA larynEtus, chronic mucu+ cata.rh, and humid
liberated sote thfat IN casts Of salraton. and in
laneofrhra and g1eet and also in piles
When taken futsfuAllJ, \ WINK GLASS Full Of tic
Water, Diluted taken three times day, u sufficient
for an admit.
Other testimorials from Physicians. and other re-
fRecs.hle tnd!siausls a,y ee sfsn OF application to
U Eo Water Genuine untces procured from
II. v. B0STWICk. Sole Agent,
.. NJ. 6s4 Broadway, New York.
, 1860-12-03
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

~ SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. ].
FLoER.-Reccfyed, 9,44a bbls. Market dull.
Sales we're: 100 bbls. Hydraulic Mills" at $4.lV
del: 15 bbls good Spring cKtra at E 4.oQ del
NuEAT.-heceised, is, ,7O6 la. Market declined
1G2c. Sales we're: 10,u0 bu. No. ] spring at s3Ac
III etore 5000 bu do at 73<c IN store 1000 bu do
At &c IN store; 1UD0 bu do at 72Hc ia store; 5001
bu No 2 rprtns at s11sc in storc: 5.100 bu do at
714c3n ttsre+ ,o0 eu do ct tic in Htpre 1900 b
do at 70zsc III store; 2HN bu do at 7Ohc In store
1900 bn do At 7pc in etore.
CORE.-Reeeayeda ,652 bu. Market more active
apd firm. Sales were: $500 hu old No At SOC IN
r,ofe; 5000 bu new at 2Gc in store: 0)O bu do at
x31c On track. according to sample.
0ATg.-Keecircd, 1885 bu. Market n.xn. Salcs
vtru: 800 bags MOL at 19c. On track.
RYE-Eeceived, JOB bu. Market more active ::
sa.ee were: Sf1o 1u No At 4tc in sturr; 100 bacs
do Rt 4*sc on track: 20 bags do at 4Gc on track.
RARLET-Rece1ved, 1869 bu Market ntm for
No. 9-buycrs Offering sc in stare. Bay lots on
DRIED FRC1r-ao22h hz,s prime Western Reserve
APPLEsN75 brls prime East.~.u At H..
6EEDS-Recsiyed, none. Tzno1h4 quiet aud
nominal at e9@21O. Clover Sced no1nlne! At 35
HIQHNINES- Sales were: 1t0 hris city
and country In lots 1t 16c: 10 bsie do in lots 4.
ALc0H0L-xs@3ze Pgal-
DRESSED UOGSReceised, ~. Msskst very
dun, and 9oD25c lower. Sales were ~ followss
, 1860-12-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-FlouA-nsayy: nna aa aSe
1oc per hbl lower, with only yery odsss, nnsi1 u
ness dotng for export ~ and home :, q a for
rupcr statc $4.90@50Q foI cxtta ttate $5:.oG9
4sa fas super Western; f. :9o@5 20 for common 10
ctlnm extra wester2; aSs 1frotte iGr feP Iusf
ness doin. In Canadian douI. and rrires tend
.iownward; raics 80 bbls at $5.@I6. = for % CON
to good cs!fa Rye tour q1et tne mtn 1slnng sm5
on neal only In limited request. at prices IN L.
y.,r Of the buyer. "
S a;a.ts-whcat heavy and I 0scper bn lowsr. With
moderate export business doing at the decline
Sales a4GS hu Chicago spr1,SS ,Se,1 q y r. n
northwestern club at $1.099l: 109 bu amber her
western at <l.1s11.14. part last evening; dI,ooo
hi winter rid western at 81 $1DMGlA: M 0Ngo ou
Ut $l.11, aud $50 bu southern at $l.2591.@ for
nd aud l.S5 for white. Rye dull. at 699 Bar
ley scaree. and good and prime parcels dceaaealy
bitter; 4alca 5000 bu Canada western At soz5s5c
The latter for choice. Corn scarcely 70 firm and
the export demand not very active; saca o. wv p9
at &C for mixed western in store; &c aaoat. and
iii bnrincrs; s7XGasXc for western aud Canada,
Inoyis1oxe.- dull and declining; sales rs
bt at for old mcss ,H t9F = nsw 81 Sss hs
3:,.;l1. Beef market dull and unchanged: salcs
shs n sfaeR Pis e
iast month 1s,756; same. time last year G., 49,:
Prime mess efand beef hams dali and Ecnsa5ally
une.nesd Cut ,aeats .t foF op;sis 1cs
quiet; raIcs $50 boxes shon ribbed niddlce, Phtl-
dcpia eqFsd 39 lssd dq sno 0fBssy FIJI
iny at llGl4c for Ohio, 15@2lc state. Cheese
steady at s@1lhc for inferior to prime, .n1
srocKs11etset s anu t1o1s f. ou q, :" III II z:
, 1860-12-03
@lscRlIa1tenus.

r. G. L. F XON
, 1860-12-03

DEEBE'S CORN SEPARATOR.
- The most perfect machine Tor sbe1inE, cleaning
I'D ..enE corn, ever introduced AddffsS taf a-
nov1dSdh&uw Chicago. H. r. Q. Box 12S2
, 1860-12-03

New York, Dec 1.-St- Andrews Society
celebrated its l04th anniversary at inc st: M
was present.
Charles Sumner lnctured to an immense au-
dicncc, ut Cooper Institute, last night, on the
life and character Of Lafayette. The aim OF
tic dircourzetwa to prove that Lafayette wns
uncomrromi&lngly hostile to the system oil
African Slavery.
f;ountericlt 3s on the Bank Of Litchficld
Co. Conn., were circulated yesterday,
The steamship City Of Baltimore sailcdto.:
day for Liverpool, with 200 passengers and
$3.50 In specie.
Col Florence, cdItcr Of the National Dsa.
Rtait7c, received ! serious wound on the head
ny stone thrown through thu window Of his
offft.. last night
, 1860-12-03
Total circulation. II
These Issues are secured By the foilowf
deposited with the Treasurer Of State:

NEW TonK Stock MAHKET.-There was much
better feeling In the New York market to day. The
closing prices were for c;ew York Central s5k:
Galena 64 Kock Island b3X I. Burlington & Quin-
CT Il; I'll. Cent ssh; Michigan Southern {pref.'
q; Michigan Central s0,.; Erie 29x' Tennessee
75x; Missouri G94; Virginia 30.
Dosros-Thc Journal Of Thursday reports as
follows:
Copper stocks were dull. Isle Royal sold down
to B.:' closing at Y bid Minnesota was steAdy at
10 koct1and was offered at ~: Pontiac wat in fair
demand ut ~: Franklin WIS dull at 20: Quincy
was urn al ~ bid: rttsburE WAS dull ut 50: Han-
cek cloeed at ~ bid Tnitsc .as IN demand at =.
hid National was firm ut 50: Mesnard was eteadt
ut 4: WIS lid for Central, for Copper Falls. :5
fur Fewabic-
The money market presented no new features.
The di*oounllng by the Banks as yet has made no
sensible immersion upon the market. II was IT,
ported that eomc Of our Banks have sent to New
York for several hundred Thousand dollars In spc-
cfe.
New On15Axs.-The Tcayune Of Tuesday eays:
There Il no let up al yet in money matters. and
no outside market for paper but II cotton should
continue 10 70 0G freely to-day. there may t,c
thortly partial movement in very prime descr1p-
1ione. This IL greatly needed to help liz along.
- the t,anks confine their business 10 renewals.
aud will scarcely entertain proposition for ne"
ti%count. What makes 1t ~uFsc Is the difficulty u
obtaining money even un the very roundeet collat'
erals Two prominent houses engaged In the COT
ton factorage busiucss, ytz: J. j. Person q Co.
and scrugse. Donegan Co., were compelled td
rEapcnd on Saturday, but In both tnstAnces The
tscts largely exceed the liabilities, mud every en-
;;;agement will be provided for.
, 1860-12-03

Twenty MILLIONS or DOLLARS sAvEp-Ms. spAld!ng
has sod two millions OF bottles Of his celebrated Pre-
pared Glue snd It y estimated each bottle 1t
least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture thus max
Ing IN sggregAte Of twenty millions Of dollars re-
claimed from total los By this valuable invention
IIavtng made bis Glue household word, he pro-
poses do the world still greater service by curing Ill
the aching heads with s Ccphal!c PILLS. and II they
good - his Glus, Headaches will van!sh away
like aaow In JULY.
, 1860-12-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
From GEQfE10.

sAvAssAH, Dec 1.-A1l the banks Of this
clty suspended specie payment this morning.
Judge Eugenius Nlsbltt aormerty one ot,a o. tae
immediate secession.
, 1860-12-03
Stare Inxurrectfon In Kentucky.--Per
ttAnM

LEBANON. KY, Dec. Intelligence from
Columbia, Ky, states that fifteen negroes an:f ~:
one white leader have been hung ~ tue GU
gems Of Burksyillc, for attempted insurrection.
No further particulars. =
, 1860-12-03

MILWACkEE.-Thc Sentinel, oI thls morning.
fays:
The money market continues Close and business
in the.produce and pork markets quite stagnart'
partially owing to the scarcity Of currency. Ex"
change on the East Ia nomlnatly S 2 cent, Premi.
um. hut our merchants are generally making the1t
.,wu exchange by shipping dou1. Illinois currency
passes amongst onr merchants At par. although
the banks and brokers charge discount Of 2H4L@
q cent on it. The Hills Of the rejected banks nre
bought nt 90 cents on the dollar.
INDIANA BANKs.-The banks Of Indiana are in
strong position. The State Bank las large sur
plus capital and m abundance OF available resouf-
ces to protect her circulation and meet promptly all
liabilities.
The annual statement Of the Auditor Of State,
showing the present condition Of the Free Banks
Of Indiana, presents the following exhibit as to
hclr circulation and SECURITIES:
Indiana Stock Banks.
We hare In this State eighteen indepeu-
dent Stock Banks Of issue In active Ope-
ration, with circulation ia ,3sS
There are four stock Banks voluntarily
retiring their circulation. secured by
stocks, amounting to. @,a6t
, 1860-12-03
'ardly Realized.

HI I'd n 'orrtble 'esdsehe this hafternoou haad
sepped into the hspotaecaea hand sz5s hi to the
"Caa Jon heaae me Of IN 'eadaehe7~ "Doe4 It hAchc
'srd. says e. ~Haxceedipzly" sa5s hi. hand upon
thst e gars me Cephal1c Pill. hand 'pon onor it
cured me 10 quick that 'srtl5 reallzed Nd ad
'sxdAche-
, 1860-12-03

LOUISVILLE, Nov. N.-Thc steamer kat<
French, from Louisville to Arkansas river, Will
a valuable cargo. burned ncar Napoleon, Ar
Kansas, "Wednesday night The boat and cargo
are total loss. No Hives lost.
, 1860-12-03
nr.,,nfonfan, In Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec, There was q large
md excited meeting here last night. kesoln'
lions were passed calling on the Gov. to con
ycnc the Legislature, fayoring State Conrcn
ton and telling the Southern States that Ten
nessce viii stand By the action Of the Southern
Convention for veal or voc
, 1860-12-03

THE HON. ABE LINCOLN
l. For Sale-The nne Lie tize TAX bust Of the rfes
Maut elect trne to nature and perfect in ere respect
The that YVES exhibited 1t tie St. Lons Fair and
formed one o thn great features of tht t1hbion ~
work Of art. Tha one OF the uneat IN the country
Price one hundred do1lass. address Box 34l7, Post
, 1860-12-03

SATURDAY EVENING. Dec l.
trLc following are the receipts and shipments for
the past forty-cight 1ours:
, 1860-12-03

FACT woRra Ksowtso.- -Spa1dnE's cephaltc PILL ara
certain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Headache.
Eesynus Headache Costseness and General Debility.
, 1860-12-03

ny.9Ga1y
WE OFFER FOR SALE AT
" low prices,
500 Boxes Soap. 200 boxes Starch
100 Kegs Sal Soda, 100 Kccs S. G. Soda.
200 Boxes Saleratus. Is Boxes rotnsi
100 boxes Concentrated Lye.
WILLIAM LITTLE Il CO.
la9 South Water St
SUGAR &C.
SO Hhds Sugar. 100 Bbls Sugar. 80 Bxs Sugar
100 Bbls n. F. Syrup. SO Bh1s Molssses.
WM. LITTLE CO., lc9 South Watcr 81
, 1860-12-03
como MILL PROPERTY
rox SALT.

In consequence Of the decease Of of the owner:
Of The aboSe property tho whole Of "a uoE offered
for sale. 81.
During the past summer the mill has been complete
II repaired and hticd up In tho ye5 best manner with
III fhe latest lmptoyeRents AND is now IN brdEr 10
anutacture Flour OF qualify second to none IN nc
the best mAnnur. There 1re
SIX PAIRS:oF BuRRS,
Smut Mills, Seperators, Bran Busters,
Sc. &c., S<o~
Tie power Il derived from The Elk Hoin Greek - vety
COMO. Whiteside County, H. on the bank Of Eoek
River mad In one Of the most fertile Districts In tho
There i also Connected with this property large
Warehouse Coopefahop StoEe pxe,n1E Mo1ess s. ana
al lie Gslcpa and Chicago Railroad
For further particulars addFess ID. !. 4u1Hk E9n
Chicago. or 9. LEHMAN BAATd1 oa tho pEeMue1A
Como, Oct 45th, 1860. ocAE'a