Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 1

-A. A MADISON, WIS SATUKDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1850. NUMBER 59. VOLUME VIII.

Albany Cecal ittatters. lYTELEGRAPn THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER. THE GKEAT FAMILY PAfEK. THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER. THE GKEAT FAMILY PAPER.

TUB GREAT FAMILY PAPKK. THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER. College or Health. Established 1838. Horrick's Sugar Coatod Pills.

CHILDREN CRY FOP. TIIEM TILTS REMARKABLE AMERICAN nsipedy is carrying the toorUi by storm. Over Ave millions of boxes are sold annually. Competed entirely of V.owerj, Hoots, Balsams and oxtracts, their effect on tha human system is pieapant, satisfactory, and suooeaifuL Aotlng directly en the blood, (lands, solids, and fluids of the body, the nse is attended with the happiest effect. In sudden attacks of disease one Or two doses always cures.

In old standing caies of. sickness, small doses repeated frequently -to cleanses tWe system, that good health la the result. fo change in employment or diet la necessary. They never cause sore mouths, swelled joints, aching limbs, etc as do many other kinds. They are warranted to give satisfaction, or tbe price will be funded.

Taey are considered cheaper, safer, prettier, and In all re- spv-ts superior to any jurgauve pin in me I VT no discovery 01 cowing a pui witn teuffar emanated with Dr. Herrivk. Ail others are counterfeits, and if nsed, will do harm, and disappoint the sick Her-riok't pills are elegantly put np, 80 In a box.vritA a large sheet ef directions, and sell lor io cents per bo 6 boxes for Ilerrlck's Kid Sli-euethentner Plasters. THE CKCAT a.ul l'aiu Destroyer. T7ie Best and Clieapest Household Remedy tn the World.

Those" renowned Piasters enre palni wealtneis. and distress ia the back, sides and breast, in five hours. Indeed, so certain are they to do th.s, that the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins, balsams, and gums, on beautiful kid lather, renders them peculiarly alapted to the wants of Femalns and others. Iheir application ia universal equally to the strong nan.

the delicate woman, ana the tetole infant. In ttcli and all they will prove a balm and a blessing. Their nse is agreeable and without annoyance or Kach plaster will wear Irom one to four mnnths, and in rheumatic complaints, pprains, and bruises, fre quently elleot cures wher. aliouier lau. Full directions win oe munu on me caca or eacn.

Publio speakers, vocalists, ministers of the gospel, and others, will strengthen their lungs and improve tlielr voices by wearing them on ttnir breast. Price 1 cents. 'fT The above articles are sold by all the dealers in Madison, and by Druggists throughout the United Btates, Oanadas, and South America, at wholesale by all large Druggists in the cities. I1ERKICK BROTHER. juiy25dwly Pa4CTio.tr.

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O. HESKDIOT, Hon. 8r. for Madison and vicinity. novlOrtif SEV7ING MACHINES! $33 ami IO.

Cornell Co's IVcw and Improved Double Lock, TlgLii, I uat Milch. 7AKIl ANTED TO GIVE AS GOOJ 11 satiffa-tlon as ihe hlgh st jrioid In market. Make the ssmcsMt as the 11 rr.a hlnes; arc I rge, tfxl inches under the aria, set ilt lu tbe ia.le, lava tha under feed, straight neodle. tew from 1 wo common spools, do the coarsest and finest wora t9 sttiohes the inch. Kun very easy and almost ngleeless, and are neatly BoUhed.

aiiher machine will Btitch, Hern, Fell, Tuck, Gather, and Embroider. They have taken the HlUlIi 8f rilEVIlLM at sit -eral Kalis. The $25 machine (Voung's ia rn) is equal in capacity to the $100 mat hin-s. Turns back on hi ii jris with' ut handing, cans with liili sp-nl sol very still. Mads in Ohlcagi).

The 8r one 1'atnarl A Farr's I'ateoi) Is larger, and stronger, an. I giving great satisfaction. The 10 a-d Family Macblai. coinbioc'l (Taigart A J-orr's I'a t) is vry isrge and convrnleui lor scwine la 1 a 11 quilting, Ae.t ef rtolng the Hwiss Musli s. Kiihi nl est; are easily lomnej from the printed directions rtnmples, Ol'cu ar and Cut sent on receipt of sUniu.

are sole Agonts hero forihe 1T.N I VR.K A II KM-MKit AM (J At t. ailustaoie to all thickness 01 cloth and all w.dtl of hem; wd: bm over seams a le-lt, nnU oar iu4ly In Ptiachtd to any iisu ina Machine. Large Discount to Agents and Clergy. fry- Afrl'NTH WASTKD everywhere. Come ted sea us at IW LAKi'-bT, or COENELL A Oe25dfiin P.

Doxgo. If 'W anti Miorl lloiit II II MADISON TO AIlLWAVKCi: i- VIA Ulihraukec, Walerlown It, V. It. II. i53 STAGES LEAVE MADISON AT A.

V. ronneotlng wlib trsnia at Pun I'-air's at 4 A. M. Arriving at Milwaukee st 1 111 Uit- to rnstitrt Willi trata ror Oblragn S'tlsll points east, wliloh 1 rsres Milwaukee at M. Also, In tire lo rortn.n- with th enats acr -ss Tsk, Minhlgan of Ibe J'etrolt A Milwaukee ilii.

riov-ililln P. Hi ItlUf.f., Piip'l. Unit ersity i'onimerf ial Sc Iiool tn. Morjr, Itrueiv'sj (lloiU. rPHK EVENING 1 this Insulation will remirenos on Mmdy pvk.

ihie ni' tw mi ''in int. 1 inwiw i r.ii, ..1 thornnglt knowletlgnnf Doublo Kntry It.mt, Rt, f'lagoiMl btislnem hand wrMng. Ac and who a a r. ho ar uawn tn iiwnii in 11m osy time should not fa'l ter Al ondfiy evening nest. tn- roninsnslilp alono per moatli, (evening school,) IloofiiR open at I 0 clock.

TfLMn, fssfr rPo 'TRAVEL AND SOLICIT OR- 1 i ders f-r ihe wlbrtd Patent Fifteen Iollar Pwtng Machloes. Halary month, Willi ail snm paid. Address, with stamp. Proceedings of the County Board of Su- pervlsors. Wednesday, Nov.

36th, 9 A. M. Mr. Dunbar presented a claim for witness' fees. Beath presented a resolution in structing the chairman and clerk to issue orders to the members of the Board for 15 days, mileage and per diem lost.

Mr, Reynolds offered a resolution authorizing the publication, a notice in all tho madison papers, to the effect that holders of county orders or court certificates issued prior, to 1st of Jatu, 1858, should bring them to the clerk of the Board to be countersigned by him, and further instructing the County Tjeasurer not to receive orders not countersigned lost. Mr. Reynolds presented a communication from the Grand Jury, recommending an' increase ot the salary of the District Attorney to $1,000 per annum. Laid on the table. Mi Mr.

Mann offered a resolution instruct-4ng thej committee on assessment rolls to the real property of the county in accordance with the- resolutions, adopted hy the last State Board of Equalization, an make such equalization the basis on which they apportion the state, couri- ty and poor tax to he raised in this county. "Adopted. Mr. Ilaney moved to raise a tax of $30,000 for the coHnty, which. tun was afterwards raised to $40,000, on motio of Mr.

Adsit. Mr. A. also moved to raise $5,000 poor tax, which was adopted after a motion byMr. Blackburn fixing the sum at The Board then adjourned till 7 M-" 7 P.

claims were presented and Mr. Ilaney, from the committee on and Constable's presented a report, which was placed on file. 1 Mr. Emerson presented the bond of Win. K.

Taylor for Sup't of County Poor, which was approved. On motion the Board adjournd till 9 A. M. rt-morrow-! i -s Thttrsbat, Dec. 1st, A.

M. The clerk presented a claim of Messrs. Welch Lamp wuioU allowed at an. erroneous sum. was referred to the committee on claims.

Mr. Beath offered a refolution appropriating $lj500 as a contingent fnnd, to be used.by. the 5up't of County Property in defraying the incidental expenses of the county. Adopted: Mr. Ma'tfs offered a resolution a pprbplat ing to Justice Bailey $4 and Justice Foster $8.

for services as a board of can yassers. Adopted. On motiorJ of Mann, the -vote 'by which the resolution of Mr. Reynolds, rel ative to the. registering of orders outstand-fng "against the county was re'consiilered, and the resolution laid on the table.

Loveland, from the committee to whom was referred the resolution of Mr Ritqhie on, tax offered a sub stitute instructing the county Treasurer hot to pay to any town to which the coun-is indebted on excessive delinquents' lists, tetuxnedfor amounts exceeding the county tax dae from said town, as long as any tax certificates for lands sold for taxes due on said returns remain in his office that he tender to the 1 Treasurers of said towns the certificate 6f lands sold in such town for said delinquent 'taxes, payment of the suma due by the county to said towns and he is further instructed to set apart all certificates not sold on the day of sale of delinquent lands to individuals, for the payment of suchsums as may be duo to towns which' have' been returned on exces sive deliaquects lisia. Lost after attempts to amend by Messrs. Loveland and Black burn. Mr. Bebee moved that the Clerk of the Board be authorized to'employ such asi tance as he inay reqaire to equalize the city and village property.

Adopted. Several members made motions relative to Mr. Reynold registry resolutions, ail of which were lost. Mr. Reynolds offered a resolution authorising the Treasurer to offer for sale'at pub-lid auction all tax certificates remaining in his office after the towns Jiave hecn paid the amounts the county is indebted to to them for delinquent returns, on tlie second Monday in having first given notice of the sale for four weeks, by pablishTug an advertisement all the in Madison; said certificals sfiali be cold for a tnra not lees 'Uiao, their he Is' htrebv authorized, if unable to receive money, td receive county orders in paym nt.

And said Treasurer is reViuired to keep a regis ter of all he certlcates sold, to whom eold, the'amonnt sold for, and the dale of sale also a reglster 'of all" fcertfir'are aid ti towns. 'Xdopted, I On mbtion of Mr. Emerson the Board Supervisors resolved iteelf Jnto a corn-mitUef th to. visit, th county jail. Adjourned till 7, P.

if. I M. froia the, committer on connty roaoe a report, stating that they had visited the county poor farm; the jailAcand found everytJiing Placed on 'i s'Af I. Mr. Tieynbld moved that the vote by which, the resolution "authorizing the 'sale of tax certificates a passed be reconsideredadopted, after.

which 'Mr. II. moved the adoption of the following Whereat, The committees of the present and preceding; year- appointed to examine into the finances of Dane County, and report the amount of indebtedness to the Board of Supervisors of said county, having never been able to arriv at any- definite snm, by reason of discrepancies in records in years 1852 and 1854 as also from a failure by predecessors in said offices, keep an accurate record of Cenrt Certificate! and County Orders issued and redeemed and, ljc 6tatc Journal AT WOOD, RUB LEE REED, I'l ULISHEltS AS PBOPE1ETOR8. HAVlD ATWOOK HORACE RUBLEB HARBISON REED. Daily $7 00; Tri-Weeklr $3 50 60 INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

YviSCONSlN STATU JOURNAL. TJ1F ONLY REPUBLICAN PAPER AT THE STATE CAPITAL. Dolly. and Weekly. Tho Stale Journal has now just entered the eighth your of its existence, and by well directed industry and energetic exertion, been established on a firm foundation and a permanent basis.

As the representative and exponent of Republican principles at the seat of Government, has been our purposo to place it above local and sectional inliucnccs, and render it worthy of the confidence of the entire llepublican party of tho State. To this cbI wo shall continue to labor with whatever ability we possess, and with whatever advantage we may have derived from experience. The Wekkly State Jourhal haa been enlarged and improved, and is now one of the largest and est executed papers in Wisconsin. The State Journal will contain full and accurate reports of the proceedings of tho Legislature, the Supreme Court, and all the various State Conventions that assemble at the Capitol, and will publish authentio copies of all the Laws as fast thoy are enacted, and in all respects seek to fulfil the mission of a Eepublican State Journal. TERMS.

Weekly, per annum, 1 50 Tri-Weekly, 3 50 Daily, 7 00 Ten copies of the Weekly, 10 00 Vivo, Tri-Weekly, 15 00 Five, Daily, 30 00 ATWOOD, RUBLEE A REED. 1859. Kalurdav Evening-, Dec. 3 1851). The Result of the State Canvass.

The Board of State Canvassers completed, their labors this morning. The returns from four counties -were informal, under the decision of the board last spring, and were thrown out, viz: Buffalo, Door, Eau Claire and Milwaukee. It is a little remarkable that, with, printed blanks furnished by the State, the clerks of the counties cannot send up the returns in proper form. The Milwaukee return, which was the most important one rejected, lacked the county seal. The footings of the official canvass are as follows: Republican.

Democrat. Majoritios, Randall, 59,999 Hobart, 52,539 Noble, 59,606 Palmer, 63,059 Harvey, 69,886 Alden, 62,735 Hastings, 61,369 Silverman, 40,931 Howe, 60,569 Crawford, 62,209 7,460 6,547 7,151 12,233 8,360 6,817 6,611 6,936 Steenwyk, 59,697 Squires, 62,880 Pickard, 69,355 Draper, 62,844 lleg, 59,609 Fleck, 62,673 Tkiu following is a statement of the actual rote with all errors of footings in the official returns corrected, and with those counties rejected byjthe canvassers included Maj. Randall, 63,500 Hobart, 59,516 3,984 Noble, 63,147 Palmer, 60,093 3,054 Harvey, 63,453 Alden, 69,765 3,688 65,473 Silverman, 54,710 10,763 Howe, 64,032 Crawford, 69,200 4,832 Piekard, 62,746 Draper, 59,882 2,864 Van ijteenwyk, 63,242 lleg, 63,051 Squires, Fleck, 59,586 3,465 Steamer Milwaukee Ashore. We regret to learn from the Milwaukee papers that one of tho magnificent steamers of the Detroit Milwaukee Railway line, went ashore at Grand Haven, on the night of the 20th November, and no lies in a critical condition, liable to be destroyed the first blow. She was beached in consequence of a very singular accident, and in quite calm weather.

The regular train just arrived and transferred its passengers, and she was about leaving for Milwaukee, when, just as she arrived outside, the rud der chains got foul by drawing a piece of heavy canvass into the dulley-block, in such a manner that it was rendered immovable. The wheelsman at once lost control of the boat, and, in ten minutes after leaving the dock, she was lost on an exposed and dangerous beach, which very few, if any, shipwrecked vessels have ever got away from: Assistance was at hand, in the shape of steam tags, but up to the last accounts nothing had been effected towards plluiDg her off. jagT" The proBpectoa of The New York Ledger, the great family paper, will be found in an another column. It is scarcely necessary to say that The Ledger is by far the most popular family paper in the country, Laving a circulation of over four hundred thousand copies. It is always characterized by a high moral tone, and, as will be seen by reference to its advertisement, employes more eminent contributors than any other paper in the world.

Treason on Foot In South Carolina. CoLUMBrs, S. Nov. SO. The following resolutions were offered in the House to-day L'esolved, That the State of South Carolina is ready to enter with other slave holding fctates, or such as desire to present action for the foundation of a Southern Confederacy.

Resolved, That the Governor be request-ted to forward this resolution to various Southern executives. Another resolution was offered, asking official information as to the condition of the State arsenals, arms, amunition, number of men enrolled in the State militia. The style ot their arms, Slave Traders Acquitted. Savankfh, Dec. 1.

The Grand Jury yesterday ignored the bill against Rogesta and Acquira, charged with being engaged in slave Wanderer affair. It is understood that the District Attorney will enter a nolle pros upon the other indictments against the same parties. 31?" Gov. Willard, of Indiana, haa gone to fee Gov. Wise, to try to effect the pardon of Cook, his brother-in-law, but it will be nnavailiDg.

W7jcre, certain rumors reflecting upon tho presont officers in the management of the county finances, by receipt and disbursement of funds, to the detriment of tho public and for the benefit of individuals therefore, Resolved, That in justice to the incumbents of said offioes, and for tho purpose ot ascertaining the exact amount of county liability and furnishing correct data upon which to estimate county taxes hereafter, thcroby savingltimo to future Boards of Supervisors and money to the taxpayers of the county, a committee of three bo appointed to make a thorough investigation of the records of said offices for the furtherance of which, that they be authorized and instructed to empoy a competent accountant as clerk, procure book in 'which to register all oruers and court certificates, by their numbers, dates, amounts, and to whom issued also, tax certificates, by teeir number, amounts and locality containing delinquent lands described in such certificates; that said committee have power to send for persons and papers, administer oaths too, and report progress at tho January session that the Clork of the Board of Supervisors shall cauno a notice to be published in tho four weokly newspapers published in Madison until the first day of April, 186U, requiring tbe nolaers ot all County Orders or Court certificates issued prior to Janu ary 1st, 1857to present an suca orders ana oourt certificates, to be by him countersigned, and the County Treasurer ia hereby instructed not to receive in payment of county dues, after the first day of April, 1SG0, any order or court certificate issued prior to January 1st, 1859, unless so countersigned, and that the County Treasurer be instructed and required to keep a distinct and separate account of all payments hereafter tnado to said Treasury, as between money and county orders or oourt certificates, and also to whom said moneys may be thereafter disbursed, and that tho said Treasurer be hereby prohibited from paying out any county oTdcrs after receipt Of the same into the County Treasury. On motion tho Board adjourned till Fri- dav at 0 A. M. FiiiDAX, Dev. 2nd, 11 A.

M. After the transaction of some uuimpor. tant business, Mr. Beath offered a resolution requiring tho superintendent of county poor to present a certified account of the number of days necessarily epent by him in the discharge of his duties as superin tendent, at the annual meeting of the Board. Lost.

Mr. Haney presented a report from the corpmittee' on Justices and Constables' claims, wh'ch was placed on file. Mr. Matts presented a report from the committee on, claims, which was also placed on file. Coltrn offered a resolution in rela tion to the Presentment of the Grand Jury, whioh wss tun udfcl, and passed as fol lows: "We, the Of tho Board ot Su pervis6rs of IhtY nnty 'of Dane, having visited the Oonn'y Inil, do now, here be.

in? in session a- f-u Roard, adopt tbe following resolutives T7tat, In the opinion cf this Board, the prisoners confined in the County Jail are as well cared for and as cleanly kept as due regard to their health and safety is re quired. That, A physician is employed, who states that he has frequently visited said iiau, ana mar, on an occasions ot ins rec- roinmondations, such food and delicacies as he has. advised, lias been provided for said prisoners. rhat Both the prisoners and the cells In which they are confined, are kept un usually clean, and that we have entire con fidence in the officers having charge ot said Jail'." After the disposal of several bills Mr. Beath presented a Report from the Com mittee on Assessment they found (foils, stating that The total assessed Innds to be valuation of Aggregate equalized valuation of farming land to be 9,181,571 99 AggTega.to amount of personal pro perty to 914,085 96 Aggregate equalized valuation of city ana viuage property to 2,979,303 69 lotal aggregate equalized valuation of Real Estate to bo The Eeport was adopted.

1 1 .1 .1 air. ijijveiiiiu tmereu a nesointion in stmcting the Chairman and Clerk to issue orders to members of the Board for eigh teen days per diem, and for mileage adopted'. 1 Mr. Beath. moved to insert fifteen days.

as t'latis all the law allows, but the mo tion was lost. Mr, Beath also moved that the Chair man and Clerk be authorized to draw an order for the per diem of B. F. Denson while in attendance upon the Board adopted. Mr.

Reynolds moved that the Chairman and Clerk be authorized to draw a 10 or der In favor of Thomas McOlynn for ser vicos rendered adopted. irenerai nie was men np anti sev eral bills disposed of. Mr. Beath moved that the Board tender their tbanks to tho Common Coancil fo thenseof their hall adopted. An Investigation Committee was then appointed, consisting of Meters.

Ilanchett and Lighthizer. On motion of Mr, Colby Board ad onrned till the 9th of January, 18G0, Picture lor 0 oiils 600 SPECIMENS ON AT EXHIBITION Fullers Templo of Art Corner of Plncfcncy onl Main rn 1h opposite corner from Klsuber's. T-ryie For r.ftllliifr, without extra postage, JIKT7 Aiubrotj'pc, Cheaper at any other esfaMisbment In the (Hate. "DngiicrrotypeN, Tie rr.osi ro'lable and dnrable pictures ever made, ei-eauted in superior sty le. fmpcrial I'lsotograplm, every (loslrable le and style Iamierrotyp', Ti most Dcatitlfnl style of picture ever insrin.

ttL ANI LOOK I tW IaUoctkn In every style oi too Art, 11 IVotice. IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT THE TrniutKM of tLc First Prestyterlsn Cnnmh ef Msd, lain in tfe eonnty rf Ine and Bute ef Wlncons will iply to 1 Be Cironlt Court ef said eonnty on too 2d day ef January, 1M(), for an order authorizlns- and emrow)Ting sail Trontews to lMt 4, in Blonlc Vl, tor the s'criil of e-rtaln moneys nocesaar to pay off an said Chnrr.b. By order of V. II. TDLLia, KovemUr 8n, I'resldent, 5 ADVERTISING BATES: 1 square, one Insertion, each subsequent 1 00 26 4 00 6 00 6 00 8 00 12 00 1 year, go 00 40 00 63 00 103 00 one two months fJ," three biz moLtns, one year, 3 mo.

$12 00 14 00 15 oe 6 mo. 18 00 20 00 80 00 60 00 column, 1 Milwaukee Mississippi Rail Road. 1 On and after Monday, Nov. 21, 1859, trains will leave and arrive at Madison as follow Going Eatt. Express, .10.39 A Freight and i'assongcr, 9.80 P.M.

Going West. Freight and A. Express Passenger, 6.25 P. M. Arrive from Eatt.

Freight and Passenger, 2.30 A. Express, 6.20 P. M. Arrive from West. Express, .....10.39 A.

Freight and 8.30 P.M. Sew Revised Statutes. Ia one volume $4.00 la two 6.00 I a Interleaved 7.00 ALSO, TOWN LAWS 1 volume paper oovers, 60 ct postage 9 ots. 1 bound T5 12 1 Law Sheep 100 i 18 Seed tor the above to BLISS, EBEEUARD A- FKSTNER, Madison, Deo. 13th, 1S5S.

dtf Booksellers. The Rev. W. J. Gossk will preach at the Court House to-morrow, (Sunday), at the usual hours, forenoon and afternoon.

The public are invited to attend, i( Tub Fiek Alarm. At about 9 o'olock last night the fire alarm was sounded, originating from the burning of a chimney of the "City IIoteL" on King The fire companies were promptly on hand, though, luckily, there was no work for them. Lkctuees this Winter. If the Madisoo Institute is still in existence," why don't the proper persons make some move in relation to tlie securing of lecturers this winter, Other cities in the state have already engaged prominent men, and the probability is that there are but rew -vwry-popular lecturers unengaged. Yesterday we publised the present ment of the Grand Jury in regard to the jail and to'day our readers will' find in the Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors some resolutions passed by that body in' relation to the same matter.

The latter say nothing in relations to, IIilgen- dorf. The Pkospeeitt of Madison. From a notice in our paper of it will hi seen that Rev. Mr. Esgleston will discourse upon the "Problem of Madieon't at hi church to-mor row eve ning.

From his well established reputation as an original thinker, and his habit of practical application of his we have little doubt but all who attend will interested, if not gratified and instructed. The Irrepressible Conflict. Rev. N. A Staples, of Milwaukee will repeat his discourse on the "irrepressible conflict" at the Assembly Ilall on Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock.

The lecture is free, and the public generally are invited. Mr. Staples has this address in Milwaukee and Racine, and it is spoken of as a very able and interesting production. i -Look oct fob the Rascals. Last week a company came to this place calling' themselves the Young American Troupe, and after performing two evenings, left without paying their printing bill.

They are mean cusses. Their names are, or were here, Bell, Williams, Brown, Burns and Warner perhaps they hare other names now. Columbu Journal. i This same strolling company have been imposing upon the people of Madison for some little time past. It will he well for our brethren-of the, press to poet them, and guard against imposition from them.

They order printing, but never pay. at least such has been the case here as well as at Columbus, and if they will cheat the printer, they will cheat the people. Beware of them. Commercial. IVadison Daily iTIarket Ueview.

8TATB JOITRNAL OITTOE, Madisou, Deo. 8, 186. WHEAT A small decline with lighter receipts- 7 S7 for Mo. for extra club Is the average. OAT8 Continue nominal at 2225.

CORN A ho nominal. 8540 is the BAJLKYKomlol at 40ffl45. PORK The receipts are lighter, bnt the demand continue. Ann at Ifew York JTIarket. i York, Bee.

3. Flour market 'without special change. Saes 7000 bbla. 5.10a5.16 super state; 5.505.37,fextxa state; 5.10a5.20 super western common to good modium ex. western 5.60a5.65 inferior to good shipping brands extra R.

II. O. Canadian flour quiet, unchanged 200 bbls. 5.40a6.50.7 Rye flour teady, 3.75a4.35." Wheat dull and Rye quiet, 8Sa20. Barley firmer; sales 10000 bos.

73a80. Corn shade firmer, small sales. Oats dull at 4oa46, state, western and Canadian. Pork quiet and firmer 16.60, mess, 11.60 Beef firmer and unchanged. Buffalo Markets.

Buffalo, Deo. 3. Flour market quiet, high, grades firm, Bales 1200 exlra spring Stat extra WU4 extra Ind. and Ohio; double extra. Wheat market quiet, sales 1200 No.

2 Chicago spring 1,04, 2,500 white Ind. 1,35. Corn market 2a4 cents lower, sales 4,000 new 64, 4.000 do 58. Other grain a quie t. Whiskey dull -24- IVotice.

Ornca Mmse Mctcal Iuhckaxci Co. lacon.in, Deo. 1, Director, for th transacting such other busmen a. be nlcaiiarV I decldwtd DAVID ATWOOD, I HllU AJSN UAL MEETING OF THE "MadUon Mutual Inurarjc CorrDan will be held at their office In Maai.on, onMli tie 2d d.v ct January, at o'clock P. rvf 1 of electing tbtrLaen Reported Expressly lor the State Journal.

"Sew Alarm at Charleston. Cuaeleston. Deo. 3. Shortly after tbe execution of Brown and whilst the body was being taken to the depot, great excitement was occasioned in the town by the arrival ot a horseman announcing that heatland, the late residence of ueorga Turner, shot at liarper's Ferry, was on tire, and that it was extending to the frame buildings.

WmJ. lurner, who was in town, had left home at 10 o'clock, he said that several of the horses had died very suddenly, and also some sheep, it was they had been poisoned, and it was intendad to have their stomachs anal yzed. The stock of Mr. Castleman and Mr. Alters in the same neighborhood nau also died very mysteriously.

The excite ment was very great, and (Jol. Davis nau the arquier cavalry readiness to go out and enquire into the truth about the fire. Baltihoee 2. The body of Brown arrived in a special train, and will be tak- en on by Jura, lirown ana menus Dy ex press direct to Albany. It is desired to avoid all public demonstration, and the hotly will not be visible anywhere on the route to JMba where it will be deposited in the family burial ground.

Mrs. B. speaks in the highest terms of the kind ness extended to her by the authorities oi the State, bhe is, ot course, In great distress and most favorably impressed all who have met with her, as a woman of fine feeling and possessed of great affection for her husband. Washington. Dec.

2. Private advices from represent everything quiet with the exception ot a tear ot an invasion bv Gen. Walker. l'resident Martines ana tue people nave the greatest conhdence in the triendiy disposition of the United States, and the latter a determination to suppress nuibus-tei inar. Much disappointment was expres sed at the non arrival of our Minister, Mr.

Diueitry. Some supposed he would not leave Uosta Kica before January. President Martinas admits that Mons. Belly has failed to his contract, but Uoni. Yanderbut proposition to open tue Transit Route does not seem to meet with much favor.

Washington, Nov. 3d, 12, M. Nearly all the South American members Of the House are now in conference. The proba bility ia tliat they will not. vote for plurals tv resolutions relative to the election of Speaker, but put forward their own candi date upon the sull'rages of other members of the Hou.sg.

The Democrats will also probably agree not to vote for the pluralt tv resolution. The design of many being to unite these parties upon an American candidate. Bai.timoeb, Dec. S. The body of Brown missed through here thi nioming, leaving on the early train for Philadelphia, where it will arrive about noon.

Montkeal, L)ec. 2. John Brown prayer meetings were held here j-esterday and were largely attended. Poet. Howe, of Boston was present.

Nuw Yornc, Dec. 3. The steamship Vigo sailed at noon to-day, with $250,000. Diaries lor DIAKlliS FOR 1800, be needed. We have about "WILL SOON rOKTV VAKIETIliS, cut of which it will bflafiy to it Urcl just want.

the one yon A few bottles of this useful article left- Don't be troubled with that broken Chair any longer. Spend 25 cents, and you will save ten dollars. SfMirgcoii's Sermons, Just received at MOBELEY BR0. December 1st, alw. The fcuakcr City INSURANCE COMPANY.

riilladelphla, 'en (rXAsruii Btrn.Dtsfls, no CAPITAL AND 409wAI.tTJT gf.) $324,351 42 oo OKARTEBED CAPITAL, Insurances airatnt loss of damage br flra. and the sea, Inland navigation and transportation. -on iCKKS. Gitovja II. Hart, President, t.

P. liosH. Vice Prenlrtent, if. It. Sec.

and a H. Bi Ttsa, Asst. gee. CUKTI8 L. NORTH, General Agent.

V. II. KTHYKRIt, State AenU Or tin i ttt Raii or tb CAprrofc, Madison, Wis. (av.fridwlyl H. i.

HKNKfUCT, Local Agent. A DMLNISTRATQR'S SALE TN probnt- Pane County Otirt In the matter of tnn osutie cr winimm A. Wh te, deorased. Notioe hereby given that by virtue and in pur nu ance of a-i order of Urease mat In sa matter on the twenty second day of November, 1HS9, by the County Court of taid couutv. the undersigned, adrr.lnlst a tor of the statu of said deceased, ill tlte dny of ir.

emimr next (ioni at ten oiock tue irnnoon at tho nliice of Jstnoi lilchsrds A In the city of Aiaaison.ctitjr ir sale at public vendue the following newsmen personal property, to-w)t: ono not made hy James Sanderson fur and Inteaest secnrarl by real tstate: ono note made by Hsnbea brnitli A J. tani log fjr tl51.4t and in threat one note mado by Kstr Wi'aon for (12R1V. and Interest secured with real pKtate one note made by ItlUtngs A Carman for Terms of sale, cash. 3. rtlCnARDflOrf, Dntfd, Nov.

1HWI. Administrator. 11 I. It pAbl'ER MICYERS HAS JUST UK- turnrd from lob I Ran with 2'i bbls of the best flavored and purestappleoider ever brought Into tbl city. If will noil at wholesale and ri-tail at either of ins saloons en Mam, anil Hlbgstrsots.

K'-tail price 6u onnts pr gallon. novCdlw Kerosene Oil and TainiM. I'L'ST RLCE1VEI.) AT THE CROCK- tf t-ry store, a larg AMortmont nl Keronene Lamps. (w.tn improved niirnrr, which glvs a more brilliant light, and arl liable to strtnk han the old stylo Alo a new tot of (III, the very keM tn the nnuktt. M.don.

Nov. 21 'ti9. I. I'ooLE. Mil A 111 (UUI.IiV, PI.AiXd- ORNAMENTAL PLASTERERS' WILL to all ILL "aTTKNU J'liOMI'TLY TO 11 business In thftlrllna.

Kopalrlug, Whllo wtshlng, dnive en snort boi eo. irn(r ran tofs at their shop under the Methodist t'huroh. parp ssiASP. anrB u. oAsi.ar.

rytn: large and commodious J. dwslftn bonne sMnaffd oi Karwoll Street noar the ortK'r or ir, It street, bow ased a hording h4ns. This beuse Is sonvrnlent to tbe bnsineM part of the rl'r, two rnlnntes walk rrom lh t'np'tol. Terms rtaMinahln. Apply ts r.fBn of ihm Mailln n-tual Inssranoa rWook, Madison rPHE BMALL HiAME DWELLING .1.

adioln ng the above, I'oS" Ion given linmedl. ately. This building will tie Sofd fur cash, at a very low fUttra, roated cheap. Apu'y abova. Aagnst 13T.9, rjlf ii A IJ'l 1 li 1 1 LOTOF NLXJK JL.

Ties, far salo ehiao lMtOSPKCTUS OF AN INDICATION OF THE popularity of the LEDGER, we ne-fl onlyfstate the Bluinlo fact that lu circulation is larirer than that of any other TEN literary papers In tho country. Ita groal success is owlnn to the lact ttiat its proprietor secures the best writer In the country, and spares no expeaso in getting up THE DEST FAMILY PAtfcU a paper of high moral tone. Tbe ailed reputation ot its contributors the practical and Invarlbly pure ninl healthy character all tt articles, the care which Is taken that not even ono offensive word shall appear Its columns, and tno anpersorlty or its Tales an1 Sketches, have gained lor the NEW-YORK LEUOER a position that no literary paper has ever beforo reach- i d. Weloel, and always nave felt, since the JLKDUISK attained Its imrcenEe circulation, that a heavy respons-lliillto rests upnn us, and have endeavored to discharge that responsibility conacienuou.su, leelinz conllaent that ultimately wo should receive the thanks of thousands asrt tens of thousands of families. As to the future, we are at a loss what to aav.

We prefer to perfobm rather than to promihk. What we have heietorore none is Known to our reaoers; tney know what the LkOUKK has been, and is now, and mu.st therefore judge whit it will be hereafter. Wo can only siy that among the contributors to the Ledges are EDWARD EVERETT, CHAliLKS DICK PAUL MORPUY, How. H. J.

RAYMOND, EO. O. PRENTlOli, JOHN O. 8AXE, KYLVAFU8 COBI1, EM EKSON BENNETT, WM. K.

WALLACE, CAUL1 D. STOAKT, Col. W. DUNLAP, WM. C.BRYANT, GEO.

N. P. ANNA CORA RITCHIF, I'ANNI PKiRN, MKS.6IGOUKNEY, MRS. SOUTUWOKTH, MARION HARLAND, ALICE EvjMA A. BROWN, SALL1E M.

BRYAN, and many eminent Lawyers, Clergymen, Professors In, Colh ges.and others, who write fur tno LEDiikH. an onymously; aaa that our complete arragementa are suc-i that the current eipensts of the LEDGER are now and will constantly be at the rate of over three hundred tAou-aanUdollars per aiinum. 1AUI8 lifco these carry with them moro weight than any oomments that could be made, and comments will therefore be d'spensed with. As we have already iutiuiated, we shall leave promising to those who prefer to expend their force In that way, and content our selves wlin dning what we can to make the LEDGER the moat tntellljfent and Instructive Jf'AAJlLV l'Al'fcii In the world. THK NEW-YORK LEDGER Is published evervBat- uniay.anu soiu at a 1 uienews-cinoes every city and town uirougu.ui iu country snu is inailea to BUD scribers ar.

two dollars per anr.um two copies sent for mree dollars. Any postmaster Dialnlng eight sub scribers 1 50 cacii (which our lowest club rate), and sending ns 12, will be entitled to ono com free. ter ins Invariably In advance. HT the poaiaaeon the X-eduer toanr barter tha United St iUs, paid quarterly or yearly, in advance, at thu office where it Is received, Is nly twonty-s'x cents a year. Canada subscribers most eueb send ns twenty a cents in ad utlon to the subscription prU-e 01 iui ifuyer, to pay tno American postage.

rT SubscrliM-rs must write thtir addrt sues. Inolnd ing the name ot the place, county, aud ctate, In which tli. reside, in a plain hand, so as to avoid mistakes. t-f No subscrintlons are wanted from cit es, large vinagos, or otner places wncre news-olnoes are per mam-ntly estab.ish d. t3f All communications muBt be addressed, nost- ogw l'iu, t'j i 7 li r.

it 1 liUA, It, 1 roprietorof the New-York Ledger, No. 44, N. V. FOB -1 Wiic OK.KULOSUKE SALE. State of cousin Circuit Court for Dane County fieorce m.wimtw, wiMiaro a.

jortnroTi, f-jeorie tl Taylor, Abrsham If. liaz-D, and James W. W'liiinoy, riiiint, in, against Luring umia, James P. Kalkner, George rnes, Jahei W. Lyman, Hnrvey Spencer, El Alexa-id John westervelt.

Orris S. Titns, John ii. Mills, A. is. hlmh, and l.lintn A.

Craw ford. Defendants. By virtue of a judgment of foreclosure' and sale In the above entitled action, rendered on tbe twenty-sixth day of November, A. lbO'J, I shall on the seventh day of -March, A. 1 im at the horr of 2 o'clock that day efl'er for sa'o and sell at publio auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the Court House, In tv.e city of Madison In said coutty, the fol lowing deeenbed niortzaf-ed or so muota thereof as iray be neceery to raise besllea interest anu costs oi i.o tlirroaud four in Lakeland anlncent to Mndtfmi in the countr Dane and 8i ate of Wise nsin aecordiuK to recorded plat thereof, containing ten acjes ef land; also lots seven and eight in hlock three tn Branson's addition to the town plat of Prairie du Chlen, according to the tint so en.arceJ and recorded in tbe oiln-e tbe km.

isterrf Dee's for raw ford eour.ty in said Stale, in b.iok"G." of Deeds on pages 605 and MG, and lots nine and ten in block three in Brunson's addition to tno town at or Fraine clu Allien as plotted ai-d re-cerdoil Oi tobt 31s, A. I. 1S4 2, inbeok ef Records in tbe office of the Register of Letdi rf Crawford county (in the Ftato of belne part of farm lot No. 30 in Crawfi rd conuty Al tho north east quarter of the north west quarter of lot three in hlwk twelveiu Rote's Farrington's add tion tD Beaver Dam. Paid qu belngsixty 8i.x;feet front each and extci.ding south one hundred and foity feet, (for a more particular deis-ption of the last desrribed land reference is bad to the plat thereof )and also lots one and two in blrek sixteen lot five in block seventeen in l.lcknell'o second adiltlou to Beaver Dam according to Ihe recorded plat thereof tn the county ofDi.dgeand Kt.ve of WUc jrmin.

Dated November 30th, 1S59. ANDREW BISEOP, Hhsrifr. Aubott Clauk, Dane Oo VVlreous n. Pll'ff's Atijs. lORECLOSURE SALE.

STATE X. Wisconsin County Court for Dane County Fbenezor Ttelder, plaintiff, asr -Inst Nathan Nichols and Martha NiehoU, hLi wift defendants. virtue of a judgment of foreclosure and in the above entiVed aoilon, rendered on the 14'b day of Ootober, A. I). 1 si all on the 7th day of Maroh, A.

I). lsCl, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, offor for sn and sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the court Inuse in the c.ly of Madldou, th- following scribed mor t'tttreJ prtm-ises, or so much thereof as may he fnry to r.e 92. besides Interest and costs of salo.

To wit the north west actional quarter of SfClnn two In townshii nine (9) north range ght one hnn-tred and fifty soven acres and S'l-lOu of an acre rn'-re or less. Dated Dectmbor Ed, 19. ANDREW nirnOP, Sherlft. Wsixh Lamb, Tiffs Attys. Il-lln2wtd I FORECLOSURE SALE STATE OF Wisconsin Circuit Court for Dane County In Chancery Tbom a lietnolds, plalnlllT, sgoinst Daniel M.

II Harmon OilUln.anp Amos Williams Deenfants. By vinue of a judgm'-nt and decree cf foreclosure and sfila rendered iu the srJOvt; iltied action on the davof Apill A. D. IVfl. a In pnrs tance of an orer of Conrt, November tth, 1H.09, I shall on the if t.h of March, A.

I). l-60, at the hour of 2 I'. ffi-r for sa'o and at pu i lie auction to (he holies' bidder at the frontdoor of theCmirt ousa in the cly of Madison tbt following described mortgsireU priin-I. ies, to sailsfy tiill.Tii, besl lr.ton st and cost of calc, to-wit: the nnrih half and th south east qnar'er tf the south westquarter of section number eleven (il) in town.ih numoer live (5) i.oith of ran; number eltbt (1) east In Danecovnt and State of WlinonMn Imied November 8i.tB, 1-fjil. ANDKEW BIMUOP, fcberiff, Clark a AtimicH, tiano Conuty.

Atiys for Plfr. ll-lln'-wd POPvECLOSTJP.E SALE STATE OF 1 l-consln- Circuit Oort far lan rinnnty A1- aTsno Cn.m, pielntlff, against fsmuel II. (m. Luff Coon, Gilbert M. 1 b'ete Kandulph, De-far dafctfi.

Hy virtue ot a judgment of fjreclosiifo an1 sale in Ihe above et t'tted action, rendered nu tbo V2ii day Nnvmbr, IS.iU, I sbnll en the day of Alareh A D.lsfiO. at the hour of a o'clock P. oOVr sale ami sell ot puttie auction to ihe highest tildder, at tha front dorir the Court House in the city ol Matlison the foihiwloic nenerlheri inorlgasjed prctnises, or so much therec shall oe necessary to raise toll. 46 be-id-ft Interest and cost of sale wit; Lne uorth hnif tf tre north eaotquarti rof sC'lon on flvfl(5) norib or ranire tvrcivo ea.t, sunitn In Dane r.ointy, Wisconsin, conUilning acrra Dated, S.lth, ASDKKW CfBHOf, lhr fT J. P.

TownR, Atty. Ci uohs, CoLDh. Hon Sim -m and Ix-riPRn, or any aflecth.n of tbe Throat, LX'Kr the lfcgin t'rrns In (VrMiTinN, Bkosi.hitih. WHooriso Cm on, Ath- MA, tJATAhSII. UKIIfcVKJJ tr.

iiuowN-a iiROKciiiAL Titocnji, or (Jolob Legators. A Ac." ttipjle and tlfgamt romfrtrfiHim for Cotiows Jr. O. Lioatow, Aostoa. i i I ss." Kev.

IIkiibT Ward llrKrnna. 1 rnommcr.d their use In Pcfii frrlrrAKms Kev. E. H. mm, Me Vrj-k, Musi salntary relief In Hal.

H. Mornstowo, Ohio. llMyfiriixl ichm mmi.e'U'l to spfik; mifTertno from Ooui." itv. J. p.

AaiKason, Kt. iH XActunt in remtvlig Hoarseness anti of the throai, so cornnum iHihprAimnd rimo-ras." Prof. M. I (tra g-, O. Teacher of Mnslc, Honthern msbi College.

Great benefit si hen taken hefor nn-t nfirr prmching, us they prevent llo'irssnem. Ifrnm Mnr jmst effect, I think thpyw'ill nf ptrmiinevtitiivtm-tug town." Kev, K. iwnv, A. Prwldenl Athens CollBgi, T.no, Bo'd by all Druggists, at '4H nnt ynt bon. A's, TsofiMis, or Cnlharth tns tny-s, for Puspepsln, Jnrilgeslion, Con sH pinion, JfeadtlQhe, lliliuu Af'Xtlons, noy26-d0m Wb, UOOTU'B.

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