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PnaScnncl.a.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-Capt
Iinott, l. ii Gardiner, l. IIolc, Captain ID Nichols,
7 Jennings, p II Pendleton, Il d Howe, A Getty,
Miss Getty, and in steeragc.
Fer steamship Maryland, from Bnllmorc-J
FarIzer and lady, Mrs Wolf and I. children, II
Suvessen, N McLoy, NJ III Thompson, aud Henry
Myers.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jack
sonylllc. Fernandina and Savannah-W Kelly
Mr. Clark, Mr Foster, Mrs W II Gradick, II An.
crum. Jr, Miss Gradick, Miss Fleming ii Hos
pto. Mrs Stewart, ] B Courtler, Mr. Lewis aud
wife, Mr. Grant, Mr. Kay, " Marshall, Jr, # G
Turner and wife, + Alexander, Is Sardy, j. ID
pashnell, Mrs Desmo Kays, Mr. Cough, Mrs Ell
bridge, Barnes, Mr. Denny and wife, Mfr Lahn
Mr. Schley, Miss Eldridge, Miss Alexander, Miss
Herbert, Miss LaFond, Miss Lyle, " ii Mood,
0'Neill, W II Burton, s Ryan, S Knapp, W Shell
dron, II 81 Clair, ii McGregor, G Gardner, j II
Ford, Parker, w Harvey, q Harvey, r Kelly, ana
102 OIL deck.
Per steamer Pilot Roy, from beaufort, &c-B
Martin, Miss Hattie Johnson, Miss Nellie Johnson,
md on deck.
Per steamer st Helena from beaufort, &c
Colonel W L burger, Wright, Z Murtlay, Il W
Seabrook, Colonel u Pratt and Indy, II l. Johnson
I Q Fislburne, } Townsend, Jr, j J Wilson, W
Whaley, Colonel W Gregg, Ferguson, II T Fer
gps0n, J IlaJiey, ScabrooE, J S Baynard, T.
whncy, 7 Mikcll, and 90 on deck.
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Snxnnnnh Market.

SAVANNAH, December le-CoTToS. mar.
ket mas been exceedingly active and The good
sensc OF holders In discardtng from their basis
OF circulation the slight irregularities prcvain ng
in New York, both In cotton and gold, has h nd
the effect OF sustaining the market here ana Civ
The following resume or the market for tho
week Will sufficiently indicate the tone:
On Thursday last, December 9th, the market
closed firm with active demad, and sales or COO
bales on basis Of 231zc for Liverpool middllng.
Friday, 10th, the market opened with brisk
demand Aho being the basis on which sales OF
800 bales were effected.
views and buyers had to auccumb. Prices up.
ward, XaHc. Sales OF 1000 haIcs were made at
H4a4H for Liverpool mlddlIng.
Monday, 18th, the same feeling prevailed with
an advance OF Nc, which was met by holders,
and sales OF 1000 bales were erected on basis OF
24HaNHc for Liverpool middling.
Tuesday, 14th, slight decline was manifest In
consequences Of the decline in gold, buyers and
sellers both holding OF. Sales 300 bales on q
basis of24c for Liverpool middllng.
wednesday, 18th, the same Influences were ut
work, and transactions werc limited, without
change In quotations. The market closed firm.
Thursday, 10th, prices were fully Hus.
talned, with an active inquiry. We quote tthe
market At It's close |: Liverpool mlddllng "a; low
nlddlng 231f; good ordinary 23a28Xc.
SEA IsLAND.-The market for the PAST week hns
indicated an improvement In the demand for this
class OF cottons and sales OF some 800 bales have
last quotations. We therefore renew quotations
as follows: Common to fair 3saio; medium Plori.
das 45a65; nne 6oa65c.
Tie receipts for the past week foot nm D. $50
bales uplands and ACT bnlcs sea island, from the
following sources: A. and u. Railroad, oieo
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Nashville Mnrltct.

NASHVILLE, Decombcr l4.-CorroN.-At the
opening or the present week, the market was
qnc, anu without animation at 22,tc for the best
grades, hut has been steadily improving, the week
closing on Il steady market at 23c for low mid.
ding The receipts Of the week foot up 2l2l bales
against 1916 bales f0r the corresponding week
last year, ana the shipments were 1897 bales
against 1I60 the same week last year. Tic sales
Tor the week include 1873 bales, against 2o06 last
year. Prices during the present week last year
opened nt 2Vsta2lc and closed at Fl sa22 for The
hest selections. To-day the market ruled steady
throughout the morning, and the transactions
were, 10 fair extent. ~ 23c for low mi,ldling.
The late tclegrans from New York, however,
caused buyers TO TIC more particular In their Sc
lcctlonS ami cautious in their operations, several
good running lists being left OH factors tables at
23c. At the close the market was dali and easier
and 10 effect sales some concessions would have
to be made from quotations. which arc nominal
as follows: Ordinary 2lIla22c; good ordinary
22tsc; low m!tldling 23c.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September !, 1860. None.
itcccNcu to'ity. .................... hG3
Rccclyed previously .13, ,262-l3,S25
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1885
.,uiPpcu to'uaS ..'................. 'juo
Shipped previously. ............... ll,Ia3-l1, 100
Stock on hand. Observation-Disclosures. .,O25
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bales upland; Central Railroad, 1s.S47 bales mp.
land Savannah River steamers, lT22 bales up
lands; Florida steamers, 557 bales sea island;
coasters, 10 bales sea island; wagons l2 bales
upland. Total, 22,55o bales upland and 467 bales
island. The exports for the same time have been
22,so4 bales upland and oio palcs scu i.Iuuu,
bales see Island; to iavrc, 3I13 bales plands nnd
oae bales sea island: to Now rarg h;tg bales up
land and le3 bales sca island: 10 boston, 9iO
bales upland; to Philadelphia, 557 halcs upland;
to Baltimore, $40 bales upland, and to Charles
ton. 10 bales upland and q. bales sea Island Total,
2o,SoI bales upland and 6iS bales sen island.
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Queen Nab.

All loosely waved her hair OF brown,
Her sweet, clear eyes were soft and bright !;
Desidc the sadly murmurlng sen,
She first appeared to gladden. nc
spirit ana sprltc,
She was nll lovely things 10 nc.
felt my inm0st heart rejoice;
Her dainty little scarlet dress
Made radiant her lOvclnrss;
Bird songs were in her voice.
All, lovely fairy, roam away
Yet fit nj times across my view
Queen Nab, if | could make you mine,
If my soul eould so relinc
As 70 be verify you
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Market.


OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EvESINd, December Is, 1859.
CorToS.-Thc Inquiry from purchasers was very
limited, causing % tluilncss. but with n light
stock ON sale tile article remained without change
Seles about a25 bales, say at 22 at 22Ii; % at
23; 10 At 231i at 231; 12 ut 239s; - at 2,s; IA
at 23ss: ~ at 232i; 0 at "a; 25 at 24i.; 40 al
NI4c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. ....23 @:.;4
Low inldanlS. ....-....-..N e.
MiuuuNS.. ..4,a0L-
RIcE.-Thc demand was moderate and prices
easier. Sales about l25 ticrccs OF clean Carolina,
say IL tierccs al 6ss SO at 61ll6; II at 6I 10 at
c13-lGc = lb We quote common 10 fair clean
Carolina ut 6@G,s; good 61@61sc e ID.
NAVAL SroREs.-Thc market for r0sin was de-
cidedly lower, anu we noic sales OF so bbls No. 5
at 81 55, and go bsls low No. at 81 GO q bbl.
FREIGiITs-Arc somewhat duh. TO Liverpool,
by stcam engagements are making at I'D 2
ID OIL uplan,s and 1tad on sea Islands; by
sail, 7-1Gd q ID on uplands and sid 4 IL
on sea Islands. To llavre, 10y steam, nomi
nal; by sNil nominal ut lac OIL uplands
and is,c on sea Islands. Coastwisc to
New YORK. Ivy steam, &c q ID on uplants
and 1c OIL sea islands; by sail, &c q 10 OH up
lands. To BOSTON, by steam, nominal; by sail. x
@Hc = ID on uplands. TO Philadelphia, by steam,
&c u ID on uplan,ls; by sail, somewhat nonl-
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, ,s@,sc 4 Ii on
nplands; by sail somewhat nominal
MISUNDERSTANDING, GO days bills 29hl@293i.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE i Sight checks, the
banks purchase ut q oil, sell ut y premium;
outsidescll at iS@I discount.
GoLD.-22G2i.
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Interior Cotton NInrkets.

WINNSBORO', December 1s.-12s bales of cot ton
were sold in this market during The past two day
at 20ac2ISc.
ATLANTA, December lT.-rhc market closed
active ut 221c for midtllings; 22tc for low mid
hlngs; alisc for good ordinary; 1ols for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, December l7.-Market steady
AMI demand fair. Low middlings 22lsc; mid
dlings .214c; more buyers than sellers.
SELMA, December l7.-Demand good, and
prices advanced iS TO &c. Sales $50 bales. Mid
ooiiu225sc.
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Cotton, rough rice, mdse. &c. To A Chase, ]
Brown, Roper & Stoncy, L II Rodgers. W A Boyle,
l. Mills, relzer, Rollgers & co, 9 il Walter co,
Fraser 4 Dill, ii Scrcvcn, ] 4 Enslow & co, w Ii
Chafcc, Reedcr & Davis, Kinsman & Howell, S
larisscy, NJ Brown, Spencer, Sandy Middleton,
J. w Burbridge a Salinas, W Bowling l. CO,
Edwards, Wngener, stewart &c co, W c lice & CO,
and Willis & Chis0m.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
eos bales upland cotton, 81 bales sen island cot.
tOn 5l1 bbS naval stores, toaccO, 100 buSlicl
rough rice, m,isc. &C. To DisclloT & CO, Klnsnlnn
4 Howell, ID Stoney, Johnson, Johnston,
Crows & co, e w Williams & co, Street Bros & CO.
+ Blakelcy. J Marshall, Rceder & Davis, Graeser
& Smith, A Salinas. Walter & cO, " N Bird CO.
Ravenel d. CO, Mowry CO, Kirkpatrick wiitc,
Frost & Adger, Brohie S co, Caldwell & Son, A
Pritcraril, Pringle & Son, Roper e. Stoncy, Thurs
ton Holmes, w X Ryan, wiss & CO, Gaillard &
Minott, w l,ec & co, pelZer, Rodgers l. co, Kan.
apauH & Gonzales, Fraser & Dill. i Archer, ] II
Oppenhcim, Howard & Bro, Wiley & co, Glib.
son: $ y IL i Webb, Goidsmitn 4 Son. J sloan II
Nachmnnn & co, and Railroad Agent.
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COIAIERCIdL NEWS.
Exports.

BAuAMAs-Pcr British schr Elva-3l, enO shin
Blcs, 800 feet flooring boards, 140V0 feet lumber
NEW i0RK--}'cr steamship Manlnttan-o1 haEs
sea island cotton, 1881 bales upland COTTON 6c
tici rice, 80 bales yarns ana doncslcs, Al bDls
cotton seed, SO packages.
DALTIMoRE-ier steamship Sea Gull--5o3 bales
cotton, 30 casks clay, 1855 bbls rosn, II bales
waste, s tons pig iron, ~ pnckcges.
MoBIIE-I'cr brig Mnrlnc-2S7 tons compound
acid phosphate.
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Macon Market.

MACON, December MISUNDERSTANDING to-
day IT9 bales: sales 429; shipped 36t
Receipts for the week ending this evening, the
above included, AI55 bales; sales for same time
3l92; shipments 2645-showing an Increase in re-
cepts for the last wcok over those orthc week be-
fore OF 063 bales; increase OF sales SOS bales.
The market during the week closing this even
Ing has been generally firm and active and prices
have advanced since our last weekly report "a
cent. rhc demand has been great CT ihun the sup
ply pretty much ull the week, rs holders are still
confident of a rise IN the spring, and under this
impression cotton Is rapidly accommodating In the
various warehouses in ihc city.
To-day the market was rather easier than for
the last few days, and operations were restricted
considerably hy the scarcity or tighness OF
money. The market closed quiet this evening 1T
&c nominal Tor mddHgs.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock OH hand September !, iS6o-bacs 119
nccciScu lo-uaS. ........-......... 40
5000
.,nPIc't 't-uis oO4
Shipped previously. 35, ,oGe-35 $50
-
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Shipped to-day. 364
Shipped previously. Observation-Disclosures .35 0GG-35
Stock on hand this evening ........
Georgetown Market.

GEORGETowN, December Is. - CoTToS.-No
sales 10 report this week. We quote from 2I to
25c per ID.
CORN-Full supply. Small lots at retail bring
ing from 81 40 to 81 so per hus.Icl
TIMDER.-No receipts past week. None In mar.
Hct for sale. We quote ordinary case, 9alOc l0a
l5c; prime 15alsc cash, and in demand
Tu9rESTlNE.--rirgin dip 50; yellow dip SO;
scrapc hard 81 % TO 81 60 per bbl, OF $50 lbs 20
the barrel.
SrIRITs TuRrESrISE-Pcr gallon 4laioc
TAN-Pcr bbl, retail, 81 IS.
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by PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF
- PROBATE.

X I L 1ohhlS'olON Oc 1dG SOUHT OF
- PROBATE.
For sale at Retail and at Low PRICES,
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All OF which Is OF very recent Importatons. &C.
iectcd personally by Mr.. Ring, principally from
the hessrs. Landrcth's OF Philadelphia, Tor this
market. The stock consists OF the best and most
choice ~ -o
CABBAGE SEEDS, CT oil kinds,
Tomato Seeds,
Guinea and boston Squash Seeds,
Turnip and Ruta Baga Seeds,
Peas, Parsnip and Carrot Seeds,
Early and Sweet Corn Seeds
And oil other kinds, common 10 Southern eli.
mates.
ALSO,
PLOUGHS, Hoes, Spades and every variety of
Garden ana Farm Implements, on the most i'm.
proved patterns.
BASKET and GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
WHEELBARROWS and IiARROWS
. AZ the Store, No. 353 west side OF King below
GEORGE street, and known for the last forty yen as
LANDRETH'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CIOLwELI.
-aec4 mwIl2 Administrator.
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Railroads.

VII anu ultcT ouSDSS, thC Ith instant, Pn9Sen-
ger Trains Oh this road viii run as ro,lows com.
mencing with the $50 r. NJ trnIn:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at.............43oP at NJ
Arrive at Bainbrldge tMonday's except
cnjM ......-...............G.l5A 4. NJ.
aIrNe NJ Lave OAK daily lyat............2.20A at. a. NJ.
Arrive nt Jacksonville daily at.....7O2 A. M
Arrive at Tallahassee daily nj. f.O7 A. Ar
Arrive nj Quincy tlnily nt...........,.Ol5h NJ. A. M
Leave Quincy daily nt.................Oo5P p. NJ
Leave Tallahassee daily at.............s25 r. NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily yat.............S:O r. NJ
Leave Live Oak daily at.................1.2S at. A. NJ
Leave cambridge Sundays eXccptcd)
at....:...... ::................. .o.3o p. NJ.
ArriVc Ut savannah daily af .10J0 a. NJ.
Leave Savannah Sundays cXceptcd)
Arrive at Live Oak Sundays cxccpted)
Leave Live oak tSnnilny ;s exceptetiI at. 500 4. A.
Arrive at Savannah tsunday's except.
Passengers for Stations west OF iawt6n, on or;
main line, take Express Train leaving Savannah
at 4.30 L. NJ
IRrTNswIcK TRAIN
Leave savannah tTucsday, Thursday
hnu Su.uruayl at.. 1880 p. NJ.
Arrive at NO. InnctionI at............4.aO p. NJ.
hrrve at brunswick ut. nt.................6.42P p. n.
Leave Brunswick tMonday, Wednesday
anu Frndnyl nj; IL. 80 r. NJ.
Leave NO. tJunctlon) at.,.............300P p. II.
Arrlvc at Savannah ,G20 p NJ
Connect at Jacksonville with steamers for Pa.
latka, Pcolata, Enterprise, and oil points on the
ST. Johns River. Through tickets good by all
steamers on the river. II. s. uAINES
aeco General Superintendent.
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Gailorine, &r.
OIL o I II ING, LORIN
FURN IsIIING GOODS.
qailorine, &r.
MENKE & MULLER,
No. 325 KING STREET,
Three Doors hclow Liberty street.

Have Just received and opened largo and fine
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting of
Elegant 0yERC0ATS business and Dress Suits
Mnltc anu Colorct Shirts. Underwear Goods, &C..
-Engiish and Domestic Half Hose, Alexardcr's
and Coufisier's Kid Gloves Buckskin, Does Kim
GallsHin: Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SILK and
Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars Cravats
Neck Ties, Pocket HandkcrchcIs, Sllsnem,lers
Umbrellas, &c.
Also, large and well assorted stock OF BRO AD.
CLOTH, CASHMERE, D0ESKIN, BEAV YER
CLOTH, &c, large variety OF the new style Pants
and Vest Patterns, which we 0rer TO Sell by niece
yard or pattern, or make up into garments by
measure, In the latest styles.
Our stock has been selected with prent ca re-
and prices marked very loH, in plain figures
Being confident that We can Offer Inducements
unequailed by any other house, VIC solicit buyers
In our line TO give US q call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All orders will receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction Is guaranteed.
oct11 mwf3moS
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NJ Lawton, Johnston, Crews Il co, PeIzer. Rod.
pany,. Robertson, J b Togni, Is Alexander, Dr J
! H Salmons, Ravenel b Holmes, McKng, ana
sloop George, CluciovIc, santcc.. 1910 bushels
{, ro"eh rice, TO 9 TTcDholm Son.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
james Adgcr 4 co.
Steamship sea Gull. Dutton, Dal,imorc-courtc.
nrig Marine, Reid, Mobilc--J n Robson.
bFi'lsn schr Elva, Cumcr, l,ahamas-A Canalc.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff. New York.
steamship Sea Gull, DuttOn, Baltimore.
Brig Renshaw, Sylvester, Hoston.
Schr W Mann, Rogers, Georgetown, Sc.
Brltsh schr Eya, Culmcr, Bahamas.
steamer Starlight, CONctter, Jacksonville and
PalatEa.
FROM THIS PORT.
Brig e I Gcery, Cowlan, Philadelphia. Dcccm.
Brig Gcorgic, Swan, Georgetown. c, Dceen-
Brig liampdcn, Perkins, Georgetown, c, dc.
Spanish brig Bella Dolores, Duran, barcelona,
schr Ralph Carllcii, Curtis Philadelphia. De-
ccmbcr 10.
Schr l, E Pccker, KELSEY, Norfolk, Va, Deceln-
Der 10.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Kate Rich, -, at Boston, December TO-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll, at New York, De.
ccmbcr l6.
british brig Peter Il John, Mclaughlin, at Prov.
idence, II I, December IA.
Schr ID Keeling, Robinson, ut New York, DC.
ccmber 10.
schr IL Naylor, Naylor, at Philadelphia de-
ccmbcr 10.
schr George Tauanc, s,ccIman, at baltimore,
December 10.
MEMORANDA.
GEoRGETowN. December 17.-Arrivcd, Dcccm-
her her H. sehr Carries Webb, Brewster, New York;
18Th, briggs Gcorgie, Swan. anu lIaii,pden, Per-
kins. Charleston. l1th brig Charles Wesley,
Grinin, Scarsport, Nc. Cleared, 10Th, schr !. & NJ
knowles, Clemens. Porto Rico, w I; schr Z a
Hooper, Champion Philadelphia. 10th, brig u
Carver, Pendcton, Searsport, Me.
The Savannah News or Saturday. the 18th. saws:
'Mcssrs a Low x co yesterday cleared The british
steamship City OF Manchester, for Liverpool d.
rect With the following large cargo Of cotton:
3l3o bales upland, weighing l,437,f79 pounds, val
med nj SJi?, and l2 bales sea island, weighing
i,43l,'ll pounds; total value s3j5TSl
The schr Addic Fuller Henderson, from George
town, q, arrivcda ut Boston December I5.
The schr NJ n MerrIman, from Dgh,on for New
YORK, previously reported ashore, has been taken
OH ana lowed 10 the latter city.
by TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, December 19-Arrivcd steamships
charleston, United States, Volunteer aud Niagara,
The schr Scu, from Norfolk, is ashore and. full OF
water.
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Shipping.
FoR EDTSTO, ROCKVILLE, ENTER.
PRISE AND WAY LANDINGS.

The steamer 81. HELENA, Capt. >, T-A
H. u. Eiioit win leave as above, .9t-.s,
from North Commercial Wharf To. o.MOKII0W
MoHSiSG, ut 3 O'Clock, and Edistu WrpSrsn,Y
MoRNiSu, ut O'Clock,
Freight received THIS DAY until sunset.
JNO. II. MURRAY, Agent,
Market Wharf
Tile steamer leaves again FRIDAY MoRSiNG at
So'clock, and Edist0 same day, 1T O'Clock L. NJ.
dcc.u IL
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Shipping.
FA ST FREIG GHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON ANs
TlIE CITIES OF TIE NORTHWEST
THR0UGH HILLS LiDIS; GIVEN FOR cor
TON TO FIREMAN.

The Steamship MARYLAND, johnson, srEETsS=ss.
OIL WEDNESDAY, December 22l, ht O'Clock +. NJ.
from Pier No. l, Union Wharves
BD-lnsii,nncc by the Steamers OF this line J.,
per cent. to baltimore and Philadelphia. TO Eos.
ton =. philadelphia Frcights forwarded to that
city by rnlroad from Baltimore Without addi.
tional expense for Insurance..
lty arrangement with the Steamships OF The
Baltim0rc and Bremen Line. sailing scnii-mOntll.
~. Through li's Ludng for C0rroS will hcreaftc or
terms.
an- Through bills Iading given to PIiILADEI..
p!ilA. BOSTON and the CITIES OF TIE NORTH
WEST
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply 10
COUfFENiI < TRENHOLM
NccsO Union WhnrNpH.
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horticulture, aarirnltnrc, Mr.

LII oRsE RAD1sH SETS.
25o,0oo OF the above SETS can he surplicd.
1Ienderson's Gardening for Profit says: This
roof Is now one or the most important VIC raise
IN our market gardens, upwards OF two hundred
acres OF It being grown in-tne vicinity OF New
lork nlone, and for thea last hnlf dozen years
tncre mas been nothing grown from which we
have realized more profit as a second crop Our
average weight per acre is FIVE tons.n
ucclS KISSMAE 4 HOWELL
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, December 19.-Arrivcd, steamships
charleston, United States, Volunteer aud Niagara
inc schr Scuil, from Norfolk is ashore and full OF
water.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-17


Hon. JonS CovoDE, the big fsted mem
Der Of Congress from the 2lst District OF
Pennsylvania,- who, by the way, 10 one
Of the big guns Of Radicalism-has such
free and easy style Of address, that
his improved rhetoric is quite inst ruciivs.
Once when discussing the liberal views Of
his party, he warmed up with his subject
and asserted, IL am % good friend OF
liberty as any msn-so are all Repubi.
cans-ws are all l6ertinei" Though hav
ing no great claims to authorship, Mr.
CovOde mOdestly admits that he has wriI
one Of the largest books in the English
language" In debate, in reply to charge,
Of the opposite darty, he boldly proclaim
ed, ~ deny the allegation; care not who
the alligator Is
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-17

VkLocIPE BEslEIAS.-- = thprgh there IS not
much said about IL just now, cur young
eu-- energetic, enterprising, perseverine
young men--are calmly considering the
practicabili.y Of introducing the veloOi
pede in muddy old, ,'oty Macarthur. The
only stickieT 10 the high price Of the insect
Eighty dollars, they say, would nearly
pay for a horse. And Decides, there 8 the
irouble ard expense Of learning to ride
them, The aforesaid youns men, like
their economical sires, are dreadfully
afraid Of expense. But still they are en-
erprising; If our citizens had not always
heeu enterprising We not now enjoy the
convenience Of riding to the railroad sta
ton in portable smoke-hOuse when we
are "Called 10 ChUlicotheh or elsewhere on
pressing business" True, this is not
quite MS comfortable ns the cabin OF
steamboat or railroad car, but there's no
need Of such costly Injuries And what
further evinces tire immeasurable spirit Of
enterprise in our citizens Is the fact that,
although we have no use for railroad 80
long as the road to the station re mains
damp" they have nevertheless graded
one, and are holding il in rea diness for use
in cate Of emergency, should the mud road
possibly become dry, for strai ge things
sometimes happen Such iOrcthought eau
not be too highly commended.
But to return to our velOcipede. We
would suggssttr our young friends that
in view Of the vast expense of veloci
pede, they should endeavor to substitute q
cheaper cart. It would be more in keep
ing with the place if they would purchase
thorough bred prairie.rOOter hog, whose
ears are Of sufficient length to hang on
by, and become perfect by practice in
riding him, For real genuine practice,
boys, there's nothing like your hog, and
if you can once get "in practice" you will
never after have any desire for such an
exlravagant vehicle as the veloepede.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-17


Go To HAKDEN.--Many of our citizens
send their watches, clocks, jswelry, Sc,
to jackson, ChilIicothe, or other places to
have them repaired, or go to those places
TO buy those articles. We would call the
especial attention Of the public to the
frst-class establishment Of A. l.. LEWIS
Of Hamden, int This county, where the very
best Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spsotacles
&C., are kept in endless variety, and sold
at as low prices sS at any city establish
msnt. He does all kinAA-of renaitins ia
the very neatest style and oil work is
warranted. Now, when work can be done
jnst rs veil and just as cheap by Mr.. LEW.
Is, why take il elseyhets In connection
with his jewelry establishment, he
has a Photograph Gallery, and the
most beautiful pictures are taken for only
50 per dozen. His prices are very low
Read his advertiser snt In this paper, and
give him your patronage.