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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
Hoving.--Moved.

The Yorkvllc Eaguircr in characteristic ar
cle on public meetings in the State and nom
nations for the Convention says:
'rhe reader will observe that most of the Dis
tric,s here mentioned belong to tile upper and
middle portion of the State. The feeling is
equally warm down about Charleston and among
the rice planters of the sea-cost. The Cdrolimidm
says 90 In conversation with members of tho
Legislature from ali parts OF the State, we learn
that the delegates TO the State Convention will be
unanimous in favor of separate State action''--
And did ever any one who rends this article see
such unanmty-such determination "to do our
duty and leave the consequences with God -
Here are men who have mingled with all the peo-
pie of tho Great Republic" and men who
have lived Mt home all their life; men old, and
men young; Union men and nullifers; opera
tionsts and secessionists; farmers, doctors law
ycrs, judges statesmen. divincs-all ready with
one voice and one mind" to hur defiance in the
teeth OF millions OF tyrants, and, if need be- give
another Thermopylp or Lexington to history. We
do not say that every man in State is a hearty
endorser to the irrcvocablc end but there is no
question that the State itself, and the overwholm-
ing majority of her people, for 'indepenGe nee
out of the Union" God has given hel people
freedom, which they cannot enjoy under Tie sway
OF n sectional ayarice that knows no bounds, and
n sectional fanaticsn that Knows no abatement.
They feel that it is botteg ip die man be forever
degraded in their own eyes, in the eyes of heaven
and of posterity. They feel that the ashes of their
fOrefathers would rise from their graves and
condemn them If they did not resist They feel
that their cause is just and right. Therefore,
they are strong-unanimous and they will crush
coercion "as strong man would an egg she'll" OF
e.crushed in the attempt"
49, .-S-------
LINCOLN MoNEY-The deprecated Illinois
currency is now generally known among bank
crs and brokers as =" Lincoln money"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
The Blue RitlDe.

Ihls company has suspended payment, hcinS
unable to sell State bonds at any price This
Will add to tho severity of the pressure in our
District which is already bad enough The
contractors will be paid off in State bonds, which
are porte ly good, and the best investment tl,at
can DC made by our citizens who have capita
ON hnnl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
Free Schools.

The Board, at its recent meeting. resolved to
meet only twice year, viz ON the 4th Monday
IN April and the 4th Monday in November each
year, Teachers, who desire locations in the
District, should file their petitions with the
Secretary of the Board, in the usual form. when
their school commences. Rates of tuition for
poor scholars same ns the present wear.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

On Monday last snow fell to the depth of
several inchcS. Since, the weather has been
exceedingly disagrecablc Winter has begun
in earnest.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
RoB'r. a. THOMPSON, Editor.

TERMS-$1.50 per annum. in advance. If nay
me y C delayed until after the expiration of the
year. For six mouths 75 cents in advance.
10, 'risoments inserted at the nsrnl rnics
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
Death of Stook.

We learn that postured stock including hor.
SeS' nave d'ed to some extent IN the District re-
Gently The disease seems not to be we'll un.
dcrStood but is supposed to originate from cat
ing blight.d corn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
Saleday.

Monday was very inclcmcnt dny. Copsc.
IuG"'ly' the attendance here was small. Very
little property was sold.
See Shcriffs sales in another column and
other new advertisements.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

49,
ties insist upon constitutions to restrain tho
majority and to allow it to put its construc.
tion upon the compact, is equivalent to giving
them the absolute power to govern the minor
tty irrespective of any restraints
The simple statement of the case is this
each State entered the Union under the Con.
stitution the Federal Governments tho accent
! of the States, created for special purposcs
and circumscrbcd in its action by the articles
OF agreement or in other words the Constitu
ton. Whenever the States having the power
tocontrol this agent permit or command him
to violate the compact, each State, not having
surrendered IFS sovereignty has right TO re-
monetratc or withdraw as She may think prop
cr, and no earthly power has the right to pre-
vent her.
1t is urged by some as an argument against
secession, that the existing Government would
be destroyed by State seeding; that the
revenue laws would become imperative. and
the wheels of Government stand still. NV
answer is this, that in the exercise of an un-
doubted right and being forced to exercise it
by the party that is likely to suffer, it cannot
complain Of the consequences Of its own acts.
II South Carolina sccedc, the Government
will be in no worse condition, except for Il
very short time, than it would have been if
South Carolinal had never entered the Union,
which is acknowledged on all hands she was
not bound to do.
The idea that majority must always gov.
crn, which has taken possession of the North
crn mind, is rs mischievous us it is falacious,
and is contradictcd by all the analogics of a
Republican government. If a mere majority
is to govern, why have two houses of Con
mud ,f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
The legislature.

The proceedings of Tuesday were unimpor-
tant.
In the Senate, on Wednesday. the President
appointed McSsrs. Palmer. Garlngton, Lcscsnc.
Moses, Rhctt and MozycI, the Committee on
Postal Arrangements
Hon. j. w. lIaync was reelected Attorney
General without opposition.
g. ID. Melton, Esq, was re elected Solicitor
of The Northern circuit
The following gentlemen were elected Com
miSsioncrs in Equity from their respective dis
ricts: S, j. Townsend. Marlborough b. II.
Campbcl, Laurcns: SiaS johnson. Ncwhcrrv :
s. Il. Atkinson Georgetown; d. Goudciock.
Union }. II, Bcaty lIorry; j. II, pea4son,
Richland.
Ahill appropriating 100000 for the purpose
of arming the State, has been reported by Com
mittNc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
Pennings and Clippings.

ADDfEss-After the lst of January next the
address OF Rev. w. b. Singleton will be Pierce
town.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

PGTERsnURG, VA. Nov 3O-Thc largest
meeting ever convened in this place was held
last night 1t was called by the friends of tho
Federal Union. II. II. Collier, ESD introduced
resolutions Of n temp porAing character. advOca-
ting submission to Lncoln's administration,
and oxpostulating with the Northern Statcs-
Similar resolutions offered by a. Kelly.
Esd. Resolutions strongly and decidedly Sc
ccSSion in spirit, and demanding immediate
State action, and the Joint action Of the South
crn States were introduced by Hon. Roger 4. .
Pryor, who supported them in u speech of ex-
traordnary cloqucncc and power The audi
dcnce went wild with enthusiasm. His reso
lutions were adopted 10y acclamation. Mr.. Pry-
or paid glowing tribute to the gallantry and
patriotism of South Carolina, which WAS tumul
tuousy applauded Thus has Virginia spoken.
Cockadcs are plenty on the streets to-day.
WAsuGNGroN, Dec 3, 1860 Congress Assem-.
bcd to-day, q quorum being present in both
Houses
In the Senate nothing was done but the ap-
pontment OF committee to wait upon the
President, to inform him that the Senate was
ready to receive any communication hc might
| o'clock Nearly all the Senators were in
their seats, and good feeling prevailed.
In the House, after calling the r1Il. the SEN
ate was notified that the House was ready to
proceed to business. A committee was then mp.
pointed to Join the Senate committee to wait
upon the President The selection of seats oc-
cupied an hour, which was marked by good feel
ing and hilarity, AT q quarter past one the
House adjourned.
Two hundred members were present. All the
South Carolina mcmbera but w. Porcher Miles,
were in their seats. The galleries were crowd
ed to o. "ing: The message will be sent in
tomorrow, Mt l2 VI.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08
Synod

pFcSbytcri0T synod of South Carolina
met in Charleston on the 2Sth ult. Rev j. l..
KIRKrATRicE, ID. d. was elected Moderator,
and Rev. j. l.. GiRARDAU stated Crrk.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

letters from various leading men IN the Cotton
N,",c' saying '"". secession Is no longer spec
n!"V"h' put an apSoi"tc certainty, ana urging
h'm 10 "itcf no resistance t" pcaceablc separa-
rn,'"n' MS IL "o9'u In ito S"nI; bnt involve hls
Num'hlstfa'Ioh IN dlsgracc. Ihcy promise t"
let nm close up ms term without unnecessary
rouD,c' Pr"Nuea ne u"cs not interfere. Only
one letter OF large number has brcnthcd
un'oh sentiments; and 'he writer begged that
some step sn"nu DC '"Keh at once 10 arrest the
'e',ncncy ol ,n'hSS' r
~ Ir'Valc "uV'ccS 3I reiiaDIc character from
lcSaS state thnt TIC Lone Star hag VIII be again
raSco 'hcrc' ana that IeXnS VIII organize
government Tor herSeIt. One Union having
i"he", sue w''i not RISK attaching herself tlthe
second; iier 4'GprGsentnt'yes now here rather
i''vor me lIca, should dissolution take place.
:, senator Latham having arrived, the Pacific
view to issuing joint address to their constit-
nents, urging separate C"nfederncy, including
California, Oregon, Washington, Utah aud New
Mexico.
The action of the Mississippi Senators and
representatives vas not altogether unexpected
here, as letters from Senator Davis to President
,!l buchanan had developed the whole plan of pro
ccecdings IN advance. 1t is believed that the
Ia Hl-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

UNION SpeEcU-IIon John j. Crittcndcn
made an eloquent speech. n few days ago. in
kcnlnckY, against secession, and in favor Of
the Union
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

LARGE FIRE IN New YoRK-Lnss $500.O00.
"A hrc' involving the destruction of property
Naiucu IN tho aggregate nt over half Il million
OF dollars. broke out in New York soon after
midnight of Saturday. in the largo brown.stone
Warehouse ut the corner of Church.strcct occu-
pied by +. Stone Co, dry good dealers and
imnOrtcrs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

POPULATION OF KENTUcKY-Wc understand
that the population of Kentucky, as rcpored to
U. :. Marshal Dohoney by his assistants, is !, :
l26,Oo0, being an increase of about IL per cent.
in the last ten years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

FIRE iN New YoRK--A fire, involving the dc.
struction Of property valued in the aggregate
nt half n million Of dollars, broke ont in New
York, about one o'clock on Sunday morning in
thoImge brown-stone warehouse at the corner
of Church-strcct, extending the entire length
of the block fiom Warren to Murray.strccts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

A LARGE FAMLr-Mrs Mary ITaler died in
Wytte county, Va. last wcok She was in her
S4th year-hod hcen married G7 yearf--ia{i
IL chiidrcn-G2 grand clidren-l24 great
grandchildren, and gfcat-grcat grand chill
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

Novel THANKSGIVING PRoCLAMATIoN-Th
Mayor of New York has issued proclamation,
recommending the observance OF the 10Th as a
day of thanksgiving and prayer, adding the
somewhat singular remark that, in my iudg-
mcnt, the country either in its political, com.
mercal, or financial aspect, presents no fea-
lures for which VIC should be thankful"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

WAsnNGroN, Nov 30-The President hopcs
that South Carolina will appreciate the dclicacv
OF his position, and not force the collection Of
the duties by the Federal Government. lie
VIII MAINTAIN the laws, collect tie Iercnnes and
protect public Government is mcant propcrtv
Stamped cnyclors may go outside of the mail
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

AN OLD WEDDING RiNo.-One of the editors
OF the kingstree StoW gives an interesting re.
port OF q visit to Columbia. during tho State
FAIR, and remarks: In our pcrnmbnlntions
through the Halls, among many other things
we noticed n relic of much interest Itwas the
Wedding ring of tile mother of John G. Calhoun
The motto inscribed is \ virtuous wife pre-.
scryeth life"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

AUGUSTA, Nov. 28-At Louisville (Kvl n
meeting has been held, irrespective of pnrty,
which has declared that Kentucky has common
cause with the slave STATE but does not de.
spair of her rights in the Union. as Congress is
opposed to Lincoln, and will insist on the repeal
of the Northern Notification laws. Kentucky
will stand by the Union until there are aggres-
si"ns more ntolcrabe than revolution, and
urgeu the South not to act precipitately.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

VIRGINIA MHITARY-The Richmond EnqG-
rer has instituted Investigations into the arma-
mament of Virginia, and finds that tho State
possesses $4,000 muskets. 1900 rifles, 2300 sa-
sidcs cavalry equipments and other useful mr.
ticles wherenpon the Eaquirer figures up the
cost Of organizing military force, and declares
that =" "lOO,OOO men are ready to spring to arms
at the sound OF the first gun" The Enquirer,
"Ihe Governor, the Adiutant- General and
the Commissioners, are bending their best encr-
gies to the armirg of the State, and old Virgin.
ia is now ready for tho worst if the worst should
come. WAat ace horaf got, wehorcM potcer 10
take from Harper'S Ferry Old Point Com fort
and Go4,o7 Navy Iard,p e W iis +.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

TORONTO, c. W., Nov. 30-The decision il
the eNtrndiion case of the fugitive slave an,
Jones has been Stin further n1st,onr,
for few days. The court to-day was crowded
and much interest manifested in the proceed
ingS Many colorcd people of both sexes MS
scmb!cd in and around the court house. read,
to rescue the prisoner in case the court decide;
to hand him over to the United States authori
ties.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

san ArrAlR-TmE BRIDE OF \ DAy-Wc learn
named John Lytlc and Mary Jane Spooncr.
were allied in marriage at Darlington Station,
on sunday, the 18Th inst. and proceeded on
Monday full of hope and happiness, for their
now h"mc in Minnesota, where the husband
owned valuable property. Arriving ut In
TroSSS they Si,rpped on board the steamboat
bound Tor st. Paul, and in promcnadiug tho
deck the young husband accidentally lost his
footing aud stepped overheard. Ali efforts to
rescue him were unavailing aud tho Young and
happy bride of a few hours before returned to
her home discnnsnlntc Midnw
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

RIcnNoND VA, Nov. 30-Thc money market
was easier today. North Carolina notes arc
taken per cent discount; South Carolina, l0
per cent, discount; Baltimore, 4 per cent. pre-
MUM Philadelphia per cent, premium New
York per cent. premium. Specie to 6 pei
cent. premium.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

AN ANCIENT TREE BLOWN DuwN-Thc wei
known "OId Elm Of Somerset, Mass, whicl
grow near the liver, in the centre nf the village
and supposed to bc from 400 to 500 years Old
was blown down few nights ago in iicrc,
gale. 1t was one hundred feet in height nm,
the gIrth OF the trunk was &C feet
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-08

SouTn CAHoLiNA CoNrrHENcE-Thc regular
annual session of this body will commcncc in
the city of Columbia on Thursday. the 18th of
u December &c Monday and Tuesday, preceding,
cS. On Wednesday the Missionary meeting viii
take place.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31
Notice 10 state Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY given TO resident
~ aud non resident State Tax Payara
Of the Parish of East Baton Rouge, that
their State Tax for A. D.. 1859 arc now
due, aud that they arc hereby requested Ca
call Mt once nj the Sheriff. Office, and
make payment of tho same,
Notice II also given 10 fedlerA. Keepers
Of Coffee llouHes aud bar Rooms, and all
other personn pursuing Trades aud Occu-
rations which require State License, that
said Licenses are now duo for the year 1870,
aud their special attention In called TO Soc
ton ath of an Act of tho Legislature of
this state, approved 18th day Of March, A.
d., 1888, which act provides that all per-
sons or Corporations, who carry on or pur-
sue, practice or follow any of the Trades,
Professions or occupations requiring State
License, without having first obtained
said License. shall be liable 60 forfeit and
pay TO tho State the sum Of t25o, or more,
besides tho said License.
II. V. BABlN,
ian24.ls6o. Sheriff a. Collector.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31
no pH HICIA Ma
az TIIE SOUTHERN STATES.
woifs's Genuine Cognao Brandy,
wolfe's Genuine Fort Wine,
woife's Genuine Madeira Wine.
Wolfe's Genuine Sherry Vino.

an nov supplying tho trade with pure cnp
Nae brandy. IN bottles, both fsf medical aud p'i
talp use. The immense success that has crown
oil ny pnris a. place rufe uin Within tho reach
81 all. under tho name Of Aromatic .arhipdam
sehnspps. and to Dive pst ~ thsJma,hst The
psrnieipus compounds cold ss gin throughout
the country. led many lending druggists spoihs-
ea'las aud medical men. npt years pest. "a
solicit me 10 pursue the sara COURSE IN tseafd 10
Tho Article If brandy. I should have complied
With ihsse requests from all quarters long ego.
hut was deferred frun ~ by the fact. that owing
o. the esptbl,ani price of brandy ~ r,ancs. eun4
ssausnt upon The shortness Of tho grape crop g.,
spins years. there was 90 chance If my bsisg able
~ import the choicest Brandy. bottle ~ aud sell
u al moderate prices. Fortunately for me. The
grape crop Tor the last aud previous ysat fanI
Tho prospect fpt thisD wss abundant, and pt,sss
81 brandy have fallen 90 the STANDARD often yea,s
ago, The duty on brandy Is also seventy pu,
csnt lower. sud have nov msis ffnngsmsats
with fauf brandy exporters IN France. Of the
biehes, 'ppuis. aud am regularly receiving con.
signmsnts ~ The hest uosnas Brandy. which am
bpttiing aud selling ss welfe's asnuins CpRnas
brandy. l eus,aptse with my seal. iahsls aud
certificates. tho brandy so bottled Wy me. 90 tho
when ussd as . medicine. a beverage. ~ a eofai.
al. hsaitbfoi snd invieofstiog. u has bssp
matter ~ universal complaint. that n bottle ~
pure. unmissd French brandy. was very digieuit
20 obtain. and the purchaser. nine times IN ten
was deceived with vile manufactured imitation.
~ all descriptions Of ardsst spirits brandy fton
lie high price. has been the Que article that mis-
efs aud sellers have turned their attention o..
aud illions ~ gallons ~ the sooatlsi French
brandy have been scattered annually through
the laad. aud have bssn the primary cause ~
murders. suicides. cfualtisH aud Grimes aud have
asnl thousands 10 an early grave. ssitdssttoysrs.
from dalifium tfsmsBs. mania a potu aud hortots,
nainps unknown. until unpfinoplsd men tsgan.
10 make maddsning compounds aud sell u "a the
pure French Darpdy.
Tho virtues Of pure French brandy nerd not 10
told by mo They are known thropg iout the
world "a a med ioins or mild ztimulant. n IL, nc
tho French nation POLITICALLY call ~ "ras do Ia
vie" the water Of life Hut this applies 10 II on.
" whom pure and unaduilsratsd. NJ ,nufarlursd
with the fearful ingredients that make a good
imitation. u becomes q death drink 10 Innocent
tens ofthousauds Of our race. To remedy a fear.
ful ayil. ! have commenced importing brandy.
bottling u, and selling u "a
"woLfE's GENUINE CoGNAC BRANDY"
I am daily receiving orders from tho druggists
aud apothecsres In all parts of the Union. t. Asli
{. for medical purposes.
UDOLPIIO WOLFE,
No. 2y beaver street, New York.
sU- Agents In Now Orleans ". .IiAHr. a Co.
A. u. GHiryr Co., J. 4. MooHE& Go.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31
HOOP SKIRTS.

I HAYEjust received new supply Of Moran's
Il Hoop skirts, made without stitch or Clasp
Of any kind and the only Skirt that will not come
apart. W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31

RANK Nore ESanAvisa,=The New
York correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury writee. "rhe great Amer
can Bank Note Company has nj last
found rival, but wether one that
will seriously diminishes its business
remains TO be seen, The rev concern
Ia known NJ the National Bank Note
Company Il Ia differed by well
known bank men, and has ample CAPT.
tai to work Without that, unfortun.
a,ely, ia not all that Ia wanted. The
principle recommendation Of note
engraving establishment Ia tho excel.
cncc Of its productions, in design, in
engraving, printing, and In the vari.
Gus obstacles which Il oontrives for
the prevention Of successful counter.
feiting. The, American Company,
being consolidation of all tho lead.
ing companies in the U. s., has al.
most monopoly Of the best native
artistic talent aud Ia thus enabled to
turn out the finest possible work, but
10 charge its own rather high prices.
This company employees the cclebra.
ted American designer, i. q. 9. Oar.
Lex. to supply yiguettes at standing
price Of $50 piece for all he can
furnish. Those exquisite sketches Of
rural scenes, cattle groups. prairie
life, illustrations of the trades aud mo.
chanioal arts, which give an added
value to our bank notes, are nearly
all the products of his facile pencil
The immense profits Of the company
have enabled Il TO build an extra sto-
~ on the Merchants' Exchange, where
for nearly year past II has donc
business. The situation is admirable
rs to light, being far above surround.
ing roofs The vast suite of apart.
ments are provided with nearly one
hundred windows. The new Bank
Note Company will start off with a
good custom from those who are
dissatisfied with the monopolists, and
will undoubtedly achieve the result
of bringing down the cost of bank.
note engraving TO less extravagant
figure.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31
KID GLOVES.

WE HAVE just rsesived a supply Of
w ladies' ooloteJ Kid Gloves.
A. the FIliLA CASH STOKE,
nov24 Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31

NAYS nov ~ Riss and ~ arrive. q complete
i assht i,nsnt sf rpek 81 sud Table CUTLERY. ~
lie ps,si ssiatis makes, and great inanr hsw
lTiss. Among ths,. the celebrated thhi, u ubhst
10 Ilp Rnivss uall and sssmins them bstts
purchasing eisswhsts as u is aivats . 81 sasuts
10 chow nay stack FRANZ IituUET,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31

FOR SALE.

,sez2er WILL SELL MY RESIDENCE, ~.
ii ~ and the beautiful farm upon evyc&n
us which 10 Is situated, one and aSJA
Sz-ExA half miles east of Baton Rouge, -
aud ON the Comite Road. upon terms, liberal 10
the purchaser, and credit Of one two and three
years. The purchaser giving notes satisfactorily
endorsed, and TO bear interest at eight per cent
per annum.
IL not sold before January next Il will be offer
ed at public sale, on the premises.
deel0-dn MARY @. sCUDDER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31
ps.y-Thr Monmouth Herald says )

whale measuring sisty.thrce feet In
length came ashore on tho beach OPP
posite the Highland lights. Monmouth
County, N, J., on Thursday last
The carcass Ia estimated as worth ut
least $3.50.