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.fEEE.N''S
Improved ssubDIe shaver,

4 number ofthe above important article, so
IL useful ia facilitating the culture OF the
sugar aue .-iuvenied by !. hLLrN. and perfected
b. he uuder,Iguet-ha. been manufactured and
i now on hand for SHE ia New Orleans bv
GEO. W. SlSF.'. corner OF Camp and Poydras,
Agent for the sale OF the machine ia that CITY.
1he undersiSuei has upwards of srrCu'g "erii-
ncates from the best plante = in Loulsitua, who
have Witnessed the operations o. tie StaJ5te
SLartr an various sol|. and there can bs no
questions Of the fact that it meets-and fully
meets-al the requirements and desideratuns
that could be needed or desired for performing
cieaniy, neatly aud perfectly the work for which
Il was invented 10 perform. aud in which per-
iOnmaucr il does the labor of at least fifteen hqHds
trlh the hos IL viii also shave IRON - TO 80
ceres without Sharpening. The price asked for
them vii! be found 10 be surprisingly small con-
sIderlng lhe PrIc' paid Tor their manufacture.
Planters wanting The Subtle SiarT will please
address GEO. W. SlSFR. New Orleans or 10
oct - A. ST. DlZIER, plaGuemine:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29

hg@ \ large mandatory for making
shoes, is about to be established at Vi
dalia, Concordia Parish.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
& SLAVES

FOR SALE.
NJ offer at private sale the Plantation known
w as Hard Times, situated on the right bank
OF the river. four miles below Plaquemine. con.
tanning 440 arpen's; the ba;ture in part is Ieveed
ia and fenced. and contains Is 10 20 arpents
Also 80 head of SIaves-29 grown. and d
children.
Also, 5 Large Carts, 3 mall do; 20 Flows.
Axes. Hoes, Spades, Shoyeis, and all tools, ne
cessary TO carry on said Plantation.
Also coo Shares Citizens Bank Stock-corn
and Fodder. Sufficient for the Place. Then
100 arpents first years Stubbles, aud Seed Cane
10 plant. 100 arpeuts more. Terms made known
Oh application 70
HENRY +. MOORE.
F. n. BISSELL.
Plaqaemine, Oct. 81, 1860. oct27
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
mississippi Foundry agency
Al THE
American Machine Depot,
4G st. Charles ST. Corner of Gravier
yEW AEyEEtE
q, y. ,NNN Line.

BETWEEN ~PLAQUENfNE ~CHARENToN.
The steam propeller VIRGTTLa
Ekzz-1zA RoDoLPH MILLER, Captain, will lave
ftaqH'mine. carrying the mail, every Tuesday
Morning. al 6 0 cIock precisr!y-and returning.
leave Clarendon every Wednesday Morning at
s. clock, aud arrive at Plaquemine the same
day. Leave Plaquemine sgaino on Saturday morn.
ins at 6, and leave Chsrenion again on SUNDAY
morning at 90 O'clock, connecting with the Ibe~rvilie
Tor Baton Rouge and Bayou sara. and with the
-. Mary for Franklin and New Iberia.
. L. Shippers will please see that their freight
Is o" board the boat the evening previous 10 her
drparlure.-For further particulars apply to
Gec22 ;, McNlLLIAMS * co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

preparations respectfully report and recommend
that the sum OF $50 be allowed 70 each of the
following towns: Linden Ridzeway; wv
oming, Waldwiek. Pulaski, Aiili!u, Arena
Highland aud Moscow.
The report adopted.
The city Of Mineral Poins was allow sl4I 05
pauper claim. and The balance of the claim
was rejected
On motion, q ,journed to meet n:
O'Clock P n.
The committee 70 settle with the Treasurer
reported that they had examined the books and
papers, and found them il good order. and had
received from him aud receipged therefor SIS
lis 49,
Tie sum OF so vas allowed the town Of
Dodgeyille for bridge purposes.
The sum Of $50 was allowed the town Of
Mineral Point for bridge purposes, the same to
be expended on the II illln road
On motion OF 1lr Meigs, the following sums
We're allowed TO the Superintendeuts Of the
Poor Tor their services during the past year.
Henry Plovman $l30; Francis Little sI07; B.
I. Thomas Si07;
Gu motion, adjourled to meet
Saturday Morning, a NJ
he commute on iLOAc buildings made tie
following report:
We the undersigned committee appointed to
examine aud report Oh the condition OF puolIc
property, beg leave 10 report that upon exajn,-
uatiee, we are OF the opinion that an aJpropria-
ton Of $50 should be made Tor repairs on aud
about tie Court House.
ANDREW HCsE.
FBA>uis NCkGNxA. Com.
MICHAEL AURrHY.
On motion OF Mr.. Campbell, the salary Of the
District Attorney for the ensuing term was
fixed At 500 per year, and the salary of the
Clerk At 500 per year.
The committee On Taxation made the follow
ipg report:
fuur committee on Taxation recommend that
4 State Tax OF mills, County Tax of mills
a. Z q Scl,o Tax of II co mills on the dol
lar be legied by IT,, Board on the total aegre-
gate Of real aud personal property in this Coun-
y, Is per County Equalization, IS follows:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

ccsaei to ele,. > Sops-jntc,.art Of poo+ in
place or B. f. Thomas g,b.,.. TORN, If Dr.. 7.,s
about \, ex,,r.
WlereaD,n. +. n S.r,r,, W. .l.c.od
o...-
49, - '1' '-'''- -
n c...., ,,....,
-, ~, i t''''' - :
''7-'''1 ''' 'i'e treasurer anu C4eIN up l"
'he ~ 81 January, or at the expiration Of their
lesins Of office
lf,-i-r c,-.i.,1 .rd Nv ,-;:., T;,.f.
49,, '.''
- '.iol5 ''i'3'A1ed = 7Neh committee and
lie II p'r % The treasurer and Clerk refer
rec to said committee
Nr u.Ks,,,,, 4~.s.,,o3 q Rand S,r,.,,. f-,-,,
.i.ir.,-f 81.
a--''~'9F5A 10 Blue Nouuds-marked, Filled
-'"F. Z I9'l' and moved that sad survey be
'- .e' a4i i'asa' upon recoTd. Carried
Inc committee o" Claims reported the ac-
caa.i E; Joseph Lean fer expenses in Co-nty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N0TIGE

- Cors#7. Tie sudlen changes Of our climate
are sources o. FL~NoNAnE. BRONCHIAL, and AsrllzAr
&c AfEEclloNs ENTefiere having proved that simple
reased-s often act speedily and certainly when taken in
The eaI' stages Of the disease recourse Should Al once
be had TO 80 Broea's Bronchial Trocses or Lozengss
LEI 3he Cold Cough or Irritation the Throat he ever
50 slight a- by this precau1ion more serious attack
may &c c...e-1a'.y warted of PJELIc SssAkrEs and
; iNHsHS vii and them eGectual Tor clearing AID
'tfea= 'Aea-as Tie voice. see Advertisement.
rla-Fn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

iiiJcEEDiEdS OF TIE b1lRD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board e Supervisor. Of Iowa Comfy
met al he Court Hoarse in this City. on Tues
day. Nov. 18Th 1868.
Arena-GAaDxga Q. MetGs.
Glyde-AlieHAgL MrarHEY.
Dod5evilIv-tiro. N@sssasg5ru.
Village. 81. Sr.oxG.
Hi.,fland--JANEs kENSEDx.
LinJen-FaANcIs LtIFLE.
MiHiin-AyDRaw Husg.
Mineral Poiat-WM 3. PAaxtxsox
CITY. I-t Ward EowAnD Coaytsa.
City, 2ni warI-Jso H. yIglAy.
Moscow-FGtsols MckExxA.
PULA5ki-S. DlMocx
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAMPBELL
Wald xick-JoHy JAMES
Wyoming L. y. JorSrn
/. ". Joiner. Esq was chosen Chairman.
The Chair appointed the following sanding
committees:
On Clairus-Nes-rs. Meigs. Campbell and
Little.
On Tax CIaims-Massrs Vivian, Strong and
Parkinson.
- -0i-N i''t'i-- l = -ti-aSls. lAchcA ma,
Murphy and Huse.
Town Observation-Disclosures. Cornish E.r-
.,..i.. .....l -,
"'-4 ''''sa'
TO Settle with Treasurer and Clerks
Mezsre' Nesssrsfniti, Dimock and Hu@e.
On I"Acs-Aelg', Iessers'nlth, aud Wv
IAN
wednesday Morning, Nov. Is.
The following resolution, presented by Mr.
Vivian, was carried by acclamation:
p..,l-.l vb.+ IN -. quinn, .r,t.:D
,I. s,, =, Which he (,o[t.tr,- par
rl.e hi I.rs Of .Ia T,1,, c. v ia
IS nr,.ac,,e win liz l.. 49,, i''t ~.
- - - - aHu thdL
Dollar, he ana hereby = ;..rr,,rr,.t.5
The Petition Of Bertha N Weld, praying for
change Of name was granted
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the District Attorney be and
&c. mere Is , u,l. .l ~ 1 f ",. ar ASH
Bond suit
AI,etrl.cdty meet 2. . PM
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
SHERIFF SALE.

u virtue II an execution issued ont Of the CIRCUIT
b Court ~ Iowa County State Of - i-cc1sia lHier ~
seed "i sal- court 10 directed and deliveries y
yer "l '.ilr. @'ses g-l0r and against Lew 3 80
haFe tals aay- Nor 23th A. b. 1860, seized aAt
uHa al t-- IlEi, title, estate interest and c'lt
,hr 'aia lew r tEutt had, tle 4th day %
Les'1 "F az --a' 'le thereafter in and 70 -hr -
described real estate to Wit: Part Of out 1T -
one Lul-rrt. ana seveHty-two az IN f-aiil'i
YES 81 Mineral t"lnt described a-.ai.ors5 81 -
aF ~ Aaft-i"e-trrH corner 81 >aE# lot iatt11
tt-tFe l43g degrees, west one hundred ana ssi. -.
feet (i--5 thence south seventy 600 deg ee7' -
laa-t-- ald iart five tz45t feet Tu-nc- 70 - -.
four and fourth -.8'z degrees east NINETY ~
Z spruce street 20 place - beginning CO. -
66.i0J acrr= ni land, also the uuGsiael two the
81 ot mum eI one hundred and -eveuty-iY9 ~ f,
tanning 4ij acres q lands also l9t naii.eI oHe
@tFo z e-aiion 90 Mineral Point; also y 5.f.t
tq7 ~ afe three go ia block uun.'ef i"7-.5 s.t
rs ln -frouE and 1--e-s addition 20 al-esl-
s"al County ID s-oI'5rl5 ri-iel eli s1-i ~ r-5s-
al'- O. lac highest and best bidder ar CASTE a. st
,-sor % the Court House ia ile city ol A4tg- ~ NJ
iowa cou.stg "l.reHeiu saturday Tia l-.i ~ ~
January A. D. sol az two 0'c'0cs in t-e 70 -
ralt day or 50 mach thereof wid te a--es7'-' s-s
lafy tle s0m 81 twn bundled and seveu-g--n ~. ~.
and forty ce1ts tS-s-,tdJ au4 interest thereon -
zasu day Of sep e-1t-r $50 b. sides costs ID $50
D@te- --erIu-s Office. Mineral Point Nov - -'-'
THOMAS MCFARLAND. -r
Sheriff q iowa Co. " r.
AEA-4 Corr
Attorney Tor PiaintiE-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
Furniture for Sale

TENE subscriber offers for sale the furniture belonging
I to tue Wisconsin, House, iu Mineral Point Terms
easy
The on3e Tor selling the furniture is that The
prorsi1 to5 wishes 70 engage in other business.
WI. UREN-
august u, 1860.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
W 4 II H II.

I'm lids city the 2gtn of Euv. lsa1 ~ John p.
Flaua. Esq, Nix AlFR.D EIcHAaa- t. Miss LoriS.
BRADY, both ef tac t9w Of Mineral Heiat-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
Kansas Relief Circular.

iAe-4-'--- A'Nt'ti Ni+Ntsastl
1t i low conceded and alarming fact
that Immediate aiI NUS; he exleI det 10 many
thousanes IN kaIsas. or thai ihev must per
i-h-Perish BY ta.vatiou
To Preseit confusion and de'1y in for
waFdIng relief 10 t.e 81 eriug there, it is
( thought best - publish tie following:
IS let i e people organ &c Relief Con-
n.tircS u solicit a.d receive money, flour,
wheat rH, meal, beans, bacon. dred beat,
GIied i.ui', clothing ,cioinr> H.uch worn not
worth tie freieh) and pIaia, substantial ma
teriai p. clothing, a. &c.
ID Put up IN sacks Hour in 30 ID. sacks
Tr.ferred) boxes or barrels. aud mark on the
same as fo.lrws: =. Q. Po erov. for Kan
sas Relief. Atch.s7n, X. T., aud ship by
the ar load T. secure reduced rates Ar
Engagements fer shipping by car load have
been made with the / lowing railroads =
Chicago Burlington AM Quincy, 81 Louis,
Alton and Chicago, Chicago aud Rock IS
! I'D, Illinois Central, Michigan Central,
Michigan Sau:hern and Great Western, and
II Is expected that similar arrangements viii
soon lie made with all others
Aay fult. or directions i =sjred nay be had
1y addressing Judge Army General Snip
ping 4 -ent,'' POI Lake street, Chicago, or
las uIle signed
d. Ii Is decided that al moneys collected
In lhe Northwest b. committees and agents
tor paying freigtt-. &c, he sent 10 DR.. John
Evans az Chicago. who viii forward 10 Gen.
Ponsroy, Chairman Of the Relief Committee
IN Kansas, each of whom VIII acknowl ledge,
and. from ii lie to time, publish their receipts.
9Th. Al "a kagts designed for the rel ef
of particular PERSONS or communities, may
be rice SO, ana directions for their dlstri-
button. sen; 10 Gen. P0MereY, viii be OBJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
90 NJ M ER CTAr

90 MIN ER GAL
TUESDAY December :. lss.
WHEAT s738-5-
rtis--No.l 3. $3.50.
N'i.2---,-vs -t.l > cent? per bu.Ael Dr.,
&c Is readily Tor cash % . - Aut
OAE~-- ISss 20 cen :
aEANS-st seSi per bas hel rarclear SHE.
ba=4-s9,5eeu loot; s. "a S5ia quarter.
SALt-S---9 peg barrel.
stu At<-itefG ils 20 20 ID lbs for -
CUBA IS-is-tails l. lts rar ii
~. S----tei tails at 90 g. 80 cents g -s,lc
tlso-' AND sIELf--l. Gop-suEe Al t-.Ie-.
&. cents. a-eordius 20 sizes. 80 t-t1sa sirua
AitN BRA i.--210 per 1000 pounds
CoAL-SG per ton
Iii,f-Ss-nay: 10 % PC; Green, "a Sc. c-.,t-
ga -iI .ii.es from half - two-Jhsras Ass
4.~ lBHit--Feucing, $40; Jois; and So
clear fencing. SO. ,'L'lls SIS
Et tIIEk-fre-i in rolls Is.
EGSN-luc ptr dozen.
LAhii-l0e- Perpouui.
l'oiAI 20 rss--la.s Uer a1 s. he'll
DRIED AlG--H-~->c .re- pound
onions - per lust4cl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

RESI- crackers ana A No. I cheese ~
HIEELEE- s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

c. L. Di-itb 4 Actuafv C. 4. 4,
J45 Broadway, New Y ork.
y. B.s1 ions received and forwarded 5y ALr1.
" iIsoS- agent tor Mineral Point and vicinity where
specimen EasEayings aud ATt Journal can be seen.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04


Attorney Tor P.aiu.iE-
u5--uf
, 1860-12-18
Thuf1ow Weeds CoupromIsc.

.ALBANr, Dec. 1.-THE Evening Journal to-
night publishes leading editorial, from the
pen Of Thurlow Weed, taking strong conservn.
tive ground, and while firmly maintaining the
constltutionalIty Of The principles Of the Re
win settlo existing difficulties md avert the
evils at present threatening the Union. The
compromises Of the Jour1Ht ars set forth as
followB:
We are prepared to say that IN efficient bst
not revolving Fugitive Slave law should be
passed, ard TINT Its passage should be followed
by repeal Of Personal Liberty l.ws. We are
be sntely left to take care OF themselves,
and that when they contain popnla-
tfon which under the census entities
them to 4 representation In Congress,
they may come into the Union With q State
Government Of their own framing, provided,
Of course, that they conform to the Constitu-
tion Of the United States This. in view Of
the surroundings Of the Territory belonging
to the Republic, in REV Of the fact that for
four years at least freedom will have Gir play,
and In view, also, of two other elemeuts-emi-
grafton and the census-this, we say, almost
constralns us to bc}iere that We may confne
tue future Of the Territories to the intel
ligcnce and the patriotism Of those who
this suggestion is unadmfseible. There is
another which contemp1ates admission OF the
remaining territory Of the United States as in
1870, when the Missouri Compromise line was
established To thus We shall be told that the
compact WIS violated and that the South can
not be trusted. Perhaps It would be so again,
but not In our generation, nor in the next, nor
iadeed until the lessons Of the last zix years
hare been forgotten.
Senator Seward has been In the city for
three days, and left here with his fnmily for
Auburn for noon.
, 1860-12-18
A \ Il 0 r G II 4 + D

Orchard tresk+ ia tic town oi Alabama. G.nesses
MEDINA. % TIC trt Ianal and fourtsr. miles ftcnl
batavia ri. principal All! sprung. Three in uuu,
to tite sf,s % IL AZ sl
qualities Off waters fll1y In tnhtolnc,t
sa!af tn! s.a Stlyf Il l5s s4 4 q
snaphatr Of Iron The great 1ur.Ictna1 virtue. prs
IL tss Ee' x Gesc asa es1,se
sote 1t, d., f rs r. a'sa isf, ,e,y
been crre.! by teir usr. In skIn Diseases In
confirmed Lepro-sshc waters have been "i;aa.ly sue
opG91s e Mstsai I'd Sstsntas sssasmsn
aoo s1eas n e1ons tvfs VI the .ellslnal value Ut
I T. 9%sye' e. e nsSss, y, & ss Asasy ss
= H. Il Xsw York; l'r. i: Cau.r6cli II tattencl1
CO nena lie Il eoadcntiy IL l sps> Ut t.
; .esss o1 el1Sns tlassaaa ot :eyefal years s,.n,
sass:, an satisfied that these usttrs arr iis.y
Fsss u saa1 ss s:y Ssts p r 2s
e.,ss ef tse n.a.:a and wsla 's 81 'tf'1's o'*
ssF 81 as ."ssta Is ae s asf +
5sv % S%se Ia s.!s u states that &c Waters
:S:sss Ss:ss
3:st7e all urinary a o q M tt .e M
ssas.: efoa'S y ea1'n' las.pa sl,Ise
lnas'ca and t.s col9uatlre sweats ot hectic sevtr.
,sy* il & sw typ.oii f.ess: IL soavaissssncs
uu rFIract< lEytF-. IL excite The appetite and rfp.
mote digestion; tar:h|ae. particularly - are
t1pc! dent rt!11rd ctsatr.l stat. nf tlc mn
cous nebranr uf Inc tu,vines In ca,culo,ss attce.
:ion. o. ltha;t1 attended with phosph.ut ssilnrnt4.
It Is the .atsIt Fen!rT. being Irtf. Fa! ni;r;ac
aeld. a. Ing mcfe rtytlt and It. apt by rcntinIal
use II ttordvrtl'c .snnsrh. In el!le diseases can
u,tnt tlar-f an.l prtt-ratarall+at IT, sEn l-ea-rt
lin those f,Ins Of Dyspepsia conneeirrt with tie u.
orash.t viii prove tt:1 ti4aa y.ro.l..r.e 4It il,
cAsss of crls:s l,tc.',rsn and tt.r Injurious rns,:
.rese :, b. II aiasao's aatliase Il ehFsne psaryr
s.shaa. tsnic "pt:almfA, irSsern1i!,l a. garr in
aiee:a:si sun, tar,s n cars Il ssus atio and IA
w When takrn fattsra:ts. rlxx GLsss It'll Of the
@atsf 'ls1Mtt: tarn three ti1rs DAY, l. sufficient
Gof a,uIt -
Other testimonials from FhyE!c.ans sad Other r..
Spectacle iIti ft'ats NAV tr seen application "
the A-eit. Dealers supplied m liberal terms.
No Water Grnunr unless prurnr,I tsani
II. ". n}sTMl,k. >ur ASeaG
No. 81 Bru4tlway, New York.
, 1860-12-18
The Crisis Committee, etc.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial !
WAaHfxc10S Tee 1G 1sY0


WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 1860.
You may rely that If the Compromise Com
nittee reports ANYTHING it will be Corwin's
amendment to the Constitution, giving organ
tzed territories ull the faculties of States, to
control their own affairs at territorial expense,
mud representation in Congress under fixed
apportionment, or they will report in h.vor Of
ment, Of the Missouri Compromise extending
to The Eastern boundary of California, and :
modification Of the Fugitive Slave law, 1eQuir-
ing the rendition Of fugitives to the Marshal
Of the district into which they hare escaped,
after trial b5 jury. The status Of slavery un-
der the Latter compromise to be ia the South
crn territories IS it vas under the Missouri
Line without further guarantee
Corwin's proposition is popular with North
ern fncn. Bordcr State mcubers are divided
between the two. I am assured By the highest
authority that one OF the other will probably
be agreed upon and reported this week. The
vote will stand about as upon Dunn'sresolu-
tion Several crotchety members from differ
rnt sections will not agree to anything. North
crn men Of good Judgment think either conf
promise will pass Congress, aud unless Caro-
linians rashly provoke civil war before there
IS time to compromise, border States will re-
main in the Union, aud thus be separated from
the malign influence Of seeding Siates. Ny
report CONCERNING the action af the Cunmis-
It is currently stated that Gen. Scott raves
nj the pusillauimity of Government, for rcfu.
sing to reinforce Fort 11oultrir, aud it was r.,
ported that he intended to take the responsi.
bilIsy. lie is incenscd, but too much OF sol.
dirr to exceed plain duty. alu assured By
QUE who speat last evening at his residence
that he is loyal to the Union, aud will act viz
o1onsly when duty calls.
There is d discrepancy Of nearly S3,Q0o, ,Qu
between Treasury books and Treasury bug
The former show s., ,oo0, 900 on hand, the Iatte,
d few thousand. 1t is said this error has II
listed some years. and is incorrisible.
Mr.: Kennedy, Superintendent Of the cen
sus. has about hundred clerks employed il
analyziny and arranging the census, in ortleI
to report to this Congress, SO that the genera
apportlonment Of Representatives may b,
made. I learn that the population Of ta,
United States IL little mere than 81, 900 900
Tie basis Of Representation wilt exceed l225,
600. Ohio loss two members Of Congress
Indiana, two; New York, two; Pennsylvania
two; aud Virginia two. Illinois gain FIVE
and California, one. The North will gain NOR
than the Southern States. This is Ill the in
formation have On tue subject.
, 1860-12-18

Mr.: Burnett did not see why his friends
should not vote on this resolution, and wished
to offer an amendment, which Mr.. Loyejoy re-
fused to nccept.
Mr.. Crawford raised point TINT the rcsolu-
tion waa not In order which the Speaker over
ruled
HI. Crawford said they werc now undertak-
Ing TO fool each other. Let q resolution befn-
troduced showing what Southern rights arc,
and vote OIL II.
Mr. Lognn said the only objection hc had to
the resolution Was, It said "law abiding citi-
gems" He thought all men should respect the
Constitution.
Mr.. loyejoy modified his resolution by stri-
king ont the words *1aw abiding" fImpa-
tient cries Of question from the Republican
III: Barkedalc believed this resolution was
intended as fraud on the people Of the coun-
try, For its author had here declared that he
was opposed to the rendition Of fugitive slaves,
and dare not denyit Renewed cries Of Or
denl
Mr: Lovejoy rcplled-Thst has nothing to
do with this resolution.
hlr. Hughes wanted to know whether there
we're any qualification acts except the Personal
Liberty bills.
There WIS no response
The resolution was adopted by 124 yeas-no
nays.
Air. Hill, before the result was announced,
confessed his astonishmcnt and qualification
at the exhibition on the part Of the gentleman
from Illinois.
Mr. Loycjoy objected to Mr. Hills giving an
Interpretation to his proposition.
The Speaker said debate was not in order.
Mr. Hill. resumiDg-1t affords me, never
thelcss, great satisfaction.
Mr. Fiorrnce- gentleman has forgotten
that
while the lamp holds ont 10 burn,
-$1u $14.u r.s$rS
, 1860-12-18
MARKETS NJ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Nov, 17-F1ora-Marke general.
TMaoat msteslai change: ssles Gsoo bsls, At
ior common to medium extra western; $5G5Al far
shiP2ing branda Of extra round hoop ohio; closing
with hrmes feeling, and holders anxious to realize
At our quotations. The etoek IL getting reduced by
the shipmeuts from nrst hands Not great deal
dotng In Canadian nour, and p.iets without stsik-
1ng fhsngc sales $50 bril-. for t959s for com,
$s.a5@t4.oo for common to choice super. Com
Meal dull and droorlng; es1es $50 brls kiln dried
w1,sKx-sca.ccly 30 nrm; ea1cs 400 brls at lsA
@l9c-nearly III A. the inside price, and At which
igpre the market closed heavy.
fne hoaes ,,ock 1ts2
prices, and shippers are holding back. The nomt-
nal quotations Az 81 Tor Chicago spring,
lu. ti.ao@l. Is for v1atcil red wcstcrn. Shippers
views are about 213e below these figures sales
1000 ID Racine spring at t1os, and l,soo bu white
and nSminsliy unchanged corn@aodcra,e ' buzi ssi.
ness doing and market without change tales % 600
hu at for mixed western In store, SIC dc.
S Ia nc os ysl1o% nsu1ng1n aqat &c for
crsl. 0ats-Modesateh hu sincss doing nj 3s>1 13Gxc
70. western and Ganada. sokIs7c for etats.
+ae. to procs sa 10 ieasx yin
s1 fof oios f. old n1e 70! 90 sI ms;s = e;
1tS% 9s1e sSs; asM 91 una cscctcd sales Is bils At
extra r1tme neso bef 5 .nS nagns} iGr
-.d,ere1le I'd, going forward from hrrt hands. and
20 settle Engfish eontractt Berf hama dul at J3c,
Western cut meats dull aud heavy. Sales Is pkgs
led liee,cd h.'ns At sH@shc; Shoulders nominal 1t
Live hogs steady Ut 5415hc. Bacon gnist and
UNCHANGED Sales 27o boxes shoat ribbed mlddles
IT exc; 21,600 Lbs green sides At e1sKc; 10,00ihs
dried end salted bellies At &c. LaId-markct steady
IT prime: giving TO the anaa1l supply, bnt demand
I'd aud kettle rendered western. Batter Gl15ctor
ohio; 140slc for stats. Cheese steady at 9A1Gxc
fur inferior TO prime.
SrocKs.-Beiier at the eccond board, With more
doing. CB : Q 64 Del l. W75: C j. T. Is Gai
= Chi 62H; Ill Cent scrip Be4; Pauama III: II S
y; do Euaranteed ssh: II G IS; Harlem 1aX;
Hudson 10; Erie 29k; n Y CA; Pacmail 79H
Cumberland SG: brooklyn " loan 90; I bo;.ds
M: CAifosnia 7s 81; Missouri 6 G5Z; Virginia
TX; S Gs Of q, 9s; U S So Ut Is coupons 3d.
DAsK sTATEaEsT-As compared with last week
.shows:
loans, increase So, 500
specie. qe8ease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886
tlfCulatloh. dEcseEBc. $50, 100
Net deposits, Increase. 1D31, ,0e3