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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
PalliasseS! PaliiasScs |! Palliasses!!!


A New Article in the Trade.
FH1E onycnirncc of handling mud nvana clcan-
make these Beds the best aud most desirable
John L. WINSTON,
sept 9d NJ" 10 Main ST. oPpo-'" the Noreli House.
Il plain and fancy Cit, Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames III greatly reduced prices" nj the Old stand
sept 9-ds No. 10 Main opposite Novell Il,sc.
HNlNG purchased the sapeon MN. Of Charles Scott
ESQ, am In markr, Tor WHEAT, and will pny The
iyseHHrGa Ct- pnr for any prin" Wheat delivered ~ the
aug 25'rs dNo. ABRAHAMs.
Steel Spectac'es.
ssts1Ene@1 HAVE Jast received another lot Of fine
~ o$sTkE srEcTAC LE---ain"ng which are sonr II
hc prees patterns before Offered TO public Gail
and examine them.
sept 2-dis JAMES pINwIDDIr.
Attention Militia
I'VE suh:cri'er i. r'arh WIN suitable Glorll htr
AC.. o order.
march 2ddis. WIN. J.. PAGE.
ENNE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs-A supply of superior
4 Green and Black Teas just receive aud Tor sale by
aug z2dts JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
1AA BBI.S. Pure Apple Brandy;
IOO 400 bills Fine Did Rye WHISKY:
casks Imported French Brandy, Madeira
various brands:
10 bbls. n. q. Molasscs;
100 bills and a9 tes cheap syrup aud MolHsscs;
IM bags Xxi" Coffee;
200 pockets superior Java Coffee;
300 bbs Refined Sugar--all grades
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
punceons West India umnne favoring Tobacco;
100 hhds. prime Bacon sides and shoulders;
40n packages Green aud BIack Tea.
300 doz Cords Leading Lines, Wash Boards Brooms and
Buckets for sale by JONES n co,
sept s'lts No Mnin 81. Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

LYNCHBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.
TIyIE Fourth session Of this Institution will
i MONDAY, september 9th, ls5g.
Terms f.tr Sess,oa ot FINE Months.
lnnrI with additional charge for Extras 40 on
Intermediate - including French aiid Latin ~ ~
Collegiate " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, n ~
Music Pianos per week hour each.
Ie Of instrument Vocai Music dnl, exereisc without
additional rhargc). ............ W
Driving, Painting and Embrorlor, -cNIrd.
~ b. Two Ancient and Two Modern Languages requisite In
order Ia graduation
Fer particulars aud circulars address
aug A.iSm - ID. WILLIAMSON, Principal.
REFERENCES.lev. To- Ryiand d. d.. President Of Kicl-
uond College IN xion with which institution he ut
time tught Mrs Gtn Carringion In whose Young Ladies
Seminary Richmond he taught the Classical Department
Faculty ofhe University of rkna In le05l at which
burg Rev j. u. Mitchell, D. d. and Rev. Geo W Cnrtc d. D.,
ny appointed Professor In the University Of Mississippi
NEW LONDON. ACADEMY;
New London Academy
In announcing To the public that they have placed nj The
ions H. wssros, late Principal Of westwood School
Lynchburg.
sound scholarship skin and experience teaehng high
moral qualities. and f,cOus uuun Of stayity of
with ncsiby purpose, constitute In the opinion u the
Trustees, Of the ntatOns i their
Principal.
The school reopen October next and close
TEKMs-Boari and tuition s25-gis md towels furnish
cdby student. Contingent fee s1.W
For further information address the Principal nj ynchbuTg
aug 20 ,liioct HECTOR HARRIS, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

These GYMS all l. & Only dose immedntily
morbid bad mBtter from relieves hills
supply in their Ofen repeated Ia
place healthy How OF bile, for CHOLERA NoEBus mud
invigoraing The stomach, - preventive Of CHOLERA
causing food 10 digest weii, Only one bottle Is needed
BLoODgivDg - 10 throw out Of the sysl.n
tone ana health 10 me whoe the effects II medicine after
machinery, removing the ~ Ia long sickness.
cause al Tue dlsease-euect- One bottle taken for
ing rahcai cure. - DICE removes all sallowness
BILIOUS NJ ~ unnatural color from the
and, whai peter prevent. lvS skin
tha I I've, Inyionraoy ~ One dose taken q short
ona dose amer eaipo Ia - time before eating gives
sufficient relieve the stom- ngor 70 we appe.aie ana
ach and prevent the food snc i"oa uiecse Soi.
rising and sourng ~ one aoss, o'sn Iepea!en'
Only doee taken be- ~. g ci,sosU pLkhnMA ia
fore retiring prevents MIGHT nt n. n, I, LII
n.v ono ao.a t.t.n Of 40 almost the FIRST dose.
night, loosens the bowels = a rev oa''es VII ou,e
gently, and pass, W e@e''"S he A'
N5s |, ""'e"N #
One dose taken aft.r each We take pleasure In TO-
meal will cure pYspIpsrA y conmendiHa this medicine
One teaspoons - las n preventive for ysvxH
full will slvayt relieve SICK AND Aarx cIII rsvrn and
nEApAcuE " oil fevers Of n BItIous TYrI
operacs certainty thousands willing testify
its wonderful virtues.
All Who use IL giving their unanimous testimony In its
favor.
PRICE,, DOLLAR
t5 'i.f DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
345 broadway New York.
Retaled by all Druggists Sold, also, by j. H. STAY, W. A.
srRorHER &'Co. and SrARLER ~ JONES, LyncfbuTG Va,
march ., -d&ciy -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
sAL1s BY AuG7lDA
FUTuRK pAYa

-----4- k2z- - z IL -.
- ,.frustee's Sale Of q Lei. -
RfsHae = aesd execnei he uHAre@s6 n Patrick
- nsadrksA aad Ms Wit. dated Ion Rosssss 1s6i and
eef!s4 n lie Gsrks Office VI the CuuFt % The rbunty Of
on sArrRpAr, The eA day srrEsnsH ia urun The prr
franklin Hill The city Of iaehbrg In sad deed convey
ed silh The Improvements said lot adjoining hot
Ale, sf ss ee and running back fer described In
said deed. EoBT J. DAVIS, Trustee.
Sale Of Tavern Property at Nelson Co. No.
- THAT desirable TAVERN STAND ip LoyfNGsToN
A known US The central Hoy.I-n fotAae privately ill
ren, ont Terms liberal The a,ieuion OF busincss mon
called 10 this property App, 10 Win. $ JONES' Tye River
Warehouse, or Ro Whitehead iosinss,oa. aug st2e~ept
CHlLHOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.
THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by decree
the Circuit Court OF smyh county In the of h y Aker
TUESDAY the 18th day osroneR being nrst
OF the October term Of snh County Court sell nj the front
clu,ing the cerbraied cHiIHoWE NE SULPHUR sPRiNtis
unsurpassed la Medicinal virtue by any mineral waters In hc
stale These Springs have had nom the earliest settlement OF
the country gent celebriy haN efecsd many remarkable
have been rcsori,d To by visitors when
daons could be had and doubt net would be resorc
by hundreds and thousands improved thcy should be-.
The! situated within about milo Of the Virginia Ten
Railroad In the county o sm., In the valley Of .
middle fork Of Hoson in Of the most fertile and beautiful
regions of the South West. rairoad and cheap
grade could be made along level valley extending nom the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad Ia the Springs The Spring Is
grounds handsome and afford beautiful sites for buildings
tor extensive establishment Capitalists invited Ia
anime The property, as an Investment or speculation presents
great Attfa,to
IEEMs.li, sale TO lie II credit of one two three
fear years. with Interest thereon from and amer the expiration
Of year he purhas.r give bond una approved
curly and tho tile retained til The purchase money paid
hEnELGY I JOHNSON ,commIssloncr.
U-IIA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

BEgFEE tszsFYzfrvTlA vzakyYpqasiss"' ii
the ''Eula.ak uasasel zays tA6 SeAi4sl las moie
boAslssz skAkAstz.s6AeEneyE hsszAAsa ~ as0usor-
tally sseasnsA.sss TIE -slls ssesil j..sbl y-,en-
s a. .ss. ., ~ Y s ss.a' Sc"
the Sslis g ,lajfi y k;et
W. W M~r.l, .,eyA ~ ~ rold his farm on
Black Lick. to Nm AYs3o sI Bedford coan-
'ty, Ys<x fir pfl Af" o'.'. l1 % go
''''' <NSkzE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
STOP All NO. 1877!

THOS. Is. DORM IN, proprietor.
GEO. u. DAVIS
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
e. s.s. S sSs ae scaa .si Il g1
n'Fs sT.rLE pnr eoons HARDWARE s"or WOODWARD Hopa
Iaf crushed, PuIseriacd, Coffee. New Orleans and Cuba
Mocia Old Java Laguira Rio and Parched Java Coffee
Extra aud double oxtrn Syrup Cuba and New Orleans Mo-
Large No. Mackercl and Herring; Pamy cured Bacon;
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Iron Axes and Gas. Wagon
Beow. Any Vices. Screw Plates Horse isa.p and fle,
inscsd and Lamp on White Lead z.e and other Paints
French Philadelphia CaU Harness and Sole Leather;
d. Sn Sa.i SS s" Fs s"s %
Corn, Candies Nails Horse shocs NC. No.,
country prolace Examine my Stock boore you buy. viii
pay highest price for Corn Wool Wool Roils Flax
ace eonsianed 70 me- II Inc Ss. market price and make
prompt returns and soe patronage may 23-dis.
Fruit Jars. Fruit Jars.
most agpoy,sa patterns s s"ea R As. s,
ymans Glass and TIN Jars A. d Co.'S a,s Jars screw
up s. he S,S"s s,s
cash Call soon and get supply Orders from the country
''' ANDREW J. xoYD
aug 20 dts 1903 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
aug 27-dis j. WILLIAMS Il SON. IS Main Street
Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing Machine do SERy ANTS CoARsE CLorKs,
H. bsRHo
49, ESQ and es5 The following certificate u rom well
Tailor In this county, who only had about 30 mnucs
instruction this Machine;
LEEsvrrIE, Campbell county, Va, June 1sth, 1850.
Me- WV. l. PAoE:-I am well pleased with Bnriofs Sew
rom The hckes Cashmere Linen wehsS. made
several pair Tow Linen for seryantA have
and operated SIX seven different kinda Of Sewing
Machines but Barthofs and Singers the only Machines
lnt would recommend amy person to buy They the only
Machines that make Tilors STITCH consider Bartolffs
cheapest machine II simple In cons1suctien easy
10 understand and not likely 10 get out OF order Anosl
thai has Barihols operate aa Singers
that worked on last year. give Banholfs the preference
Respectfully your, &e.. CARoI.Us G. TERRY.
r. X md difficulty in getting wife 10 work lar
llf's Machine They that something great ought to be
done for the that Invented Sewing Machines Whit Shut
tie and Lock Stitch june l6-dinsl G. u. It.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
sANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAroR

r.. Compounded Entirely frcm Gums.
rs Of the PrRGATlyE LIVER MEDICINES before
4 tbe nlbli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
Richmond tive stock Market.

HAVING procured the services al H. II. Crockett for the
purpose selling Live sock In The Richmond market
with Luther Irvine viii be IN That mnrhri the LIST day
September prepared Thur und i attention
usntH them. and lrc confident from their
hong experience br able Ia Ciiic raiactiu. We
will make liberal AL, nnc,m,nts ropsignnculs.
ions GROUSE,
aug 21tf /. = IRVINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

w invite the attention Of farmers and the public generally
w TO stock Of GROCERIES,, consisting in part
gar Molssses Coffee Salt, Sole Leather Vinegar OIL Nails
Glass Candies Cotton Yarns &c. &C., which we will sell low
for cash. Call and before you buy
may 10-cts. sTAPLEs, MARTiH co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

NOW your chance 10 make your children good performer
Y For only s. per month"; pdyuble in ADVANCE. you II
immortality LESSONS per week on Piano. Guitar silSin
Meodeon or Organ. Who would not accept such terms
c Pianos tuned at % eacwarranted Ia give satisfaction
Also Lessons given French Italian aud Spanish. Apply
me ut the Washington House. sept s-i2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28
Col, Chas. Ernst and Secretary Cass.

The beauties OF the doctrine of the Admin
istration, regarding the rights and liberties
Of our naturalized citizens who may visit
their native countries, as laid down in the
letters of the Secretary of State to lie Cierc
of Memphis, and Mr.. Hufr of this city, are
illustrated in the case of Col. Chas. Ernest of
this city, who recently proposed to visit Eu-
rope, with the design of making observations
at the seat of war. Mr.. Ernst has been
citizen OF the United States for thirty years.
He has ser, ed in our volunteer military forces
and has on several occasions seen active ser
vice in quelling riots. He now holds COM
mission a. Lieut.. Colonel in The Ohio Volun-
tecr Militia. and is an excellent officer and
honorable citizen, widely known and and re-
spectcd. He proceeded to Washington to
have his passports made out, taking letters to
the State Department, stating his character
and position, from the Hon. Vim. S. Groes-
beck, and other distinguished gentlemen. He
obtained interviews with Gen. Cass and was
cOolly told that it would be prudent for him
to stay at home, as the Government would
not undertake to guaranty his protection II
citizen of the United States. aud that he
might be impressed Into the French army.
He has in consequence given up his design
OF visiting Europe, and returned 10 this city,
very naturally impressed that be had been
mistaken in believing that he would he enti-
tied TO respect anywhere on the globe a
citizen of the American Republic. He pro-
poses TO enter formal protest as citizen
against the ruling Of the Secretary Of State in
his case. 1t is question that he feels inter
ested in having settled. whether be is citizen
of the UUited States, or citizen of France,
and whether as naturalized citizen OF this
country he has any rights that Napoleon is
bound TO respect.-CIH. Com.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

s- The Memphis Enquirer devotes a
lengthy article to discussion of "Squatter
Sovereignty" and Congressional Prote ction"
of slavery in the Territories, and arrives at
the conclusion that to choose between them
is the only alternative, and so believing
chooses the latter. But the Enquirer proceeds:
at is not by us that Congress shall pass laws
Tor protection, in this case, whether they be
needed or not. Our position is that Congress
has the unquestiOnable Porer to pass such
laws, and is in duty bound to pass them. as
is the Federal judiciary to enforce them,
whenever it becomes necessary; that is, when
the Territorial Legislature either omts to
afford the requisite protection. or goes to the
extent, by unfriendly legislation, of denying,
embarrassing, or attempting to destroy the
rights SO entitled to it,"
But why argue this question at all, we res
pectfully suggest to our esteemed contempt
rary! If the agitation of those questions
growing out of the institution Of domestic
slavery, is fraught with so much mischief.
why shall we. in the condition of affIirs, min
lister to that agitation and fan the flames of
that strife? Why depart from the conserva-
tive annunciaton of our State platform, or
declaration of principles and aims, adopted
in March last? The question to which our
contemporary has turned its attention, was
not embraced by either of platforms of par
ties in this State, and has not, SO far, formed
an issue between our candidates for Governor
Doubtless the sham Democratic leaders would
be gratiied to see the Opposition expanding
their time and energies in discussing a topic,
which we have deter mined to discard so far
as is consistent with a temperate, but firm
and fearless expression of determination to
maintain all cur constitutional rights. 1t is
very far, certainly, from our intention to
read our contemporary a lecture on what
may be the proper ground upon which to con-
duct the present campaign, and the Enquirer
will appreciate the spirit aud candor of our
suggestion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28
The Polk and Fillmore Administers

Gov. HARKIs has repeatedly asserted that
the administration of Dir. Polk, including the
burdens of the Mexican war, was conducted
at a less annual average cost of s88-267 than
that Of Mr.. FILLMORE in time of peace; and
upon this argues the economy of The democ
racy and the extravaganza of the wings.
Gov. HARRIS omits to state the fact that the
Mexican war resulted in the acquisition of q
vast addition to our territory, which devolv-
ed a very large expenditure upon the admin
istration of Ar. FILLMORE, from which Mr..
PoIK' S was exempt. Fortunately. Mr. FILL
MORE directed that the estimates for the last
year of bis term be made so as TO distinguish
the expenditures consequent upon these &C
QUESTIONS, and those for ordinary purposes.
There estimates showed that the additional
expenses for that single year, growing ont of
these new acquisition, were nine millions fUe
h0ndred and Jorfyntne thousand one hundred and
one dolLors. This is fully sufficient to silence
Gov. HARRIs on this subject. and if he desires
to do full justice TO the administration of Mr..
FILLMORE, he will state this fact, or hereafter
cease bis argument on this head altogether.
If the Governor is sincerely DESTROYS of run
ming parallel between the whig aud demo-
cratic parties on their economy. let him take
PIERCE and BCUHASAE and contrast them with
FLLMORE's.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

DIsGRACEFUL.-A letter from H. s. LIGHT is
published in the Knoxville Wing, in which
the writer, who is democrat, says he has a
small note of, say SIS, in the Branch of the
Bank of Tennessee at Rogersville; and that
JACOB MILLER, the President of that Branch,
told him LighD that if he did not vote for
HARRIS for Governor, and HAYNES for Con-
gress, he would not be permitted to renew
hN note again. 1t is unnecessary to COM
ment On such disreputable act as this The
hottest impulses oil an incorruplible people
will cause them to turn with loathing and
contempt from its perpetrator.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28
Died.

At the residence Of her husband, in Nashville, be-
tween the hours of and the morning Of the Goth
inst, Mrs. MIcHAR LGIER, aged 30 years ana .
months.
At smithland, on the morning Of the 25th OF June,
While HAKPER, infant OF Capt. VIM. Boyd.
At Lagrange, Texas, the afternoon of the 18th,
from apoplexy, the Rev ASz BRADSHAW
The deceased well known u many of us in
Middle Tennessee. He had only few months since
loft Rutherford county with his family and had
scarcely settled in his new home before death the
ruthless destroyer, sudd My claimed him as his own.
u may well be said of him that
'Naiure made but one such man;''
az it was proverb with those who knew him, that
he vas an honest man, kind father and chris
iian. NJ NJ. :.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

fg- Mr.. Wright, American ambassador at
the Court of Berlin, has offered 80, 900 thalers
for the library left by Alexander Won Hum
boldt. 1t is not probable that, under the
pressure Of the present time, he will meet with
many, if aDs, competitors in Prussia or
Germany. The inheritOr of these literary
treasures is the late valet of the deceased
philosopher, who, from the nature OF its cir
cannot be expected to wait any
length of time for the realization of the
bcquest. Thus it is probable that the tools
and implements, as it were, of the greatest
mnd-workman of modern Europe will be re-
moved to the United States.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28
Emigration TO Hayti.

Large parties of free persons of color have
lately, NJ intervals. emigrated TO Port-au-
Prince, in Hayti, for the purpose of there
settling. They carry out with them farming
implements, goods, gondly quantity of the
"rhino,' and all the necessary articles to con
sitnte a settlement. 1t seems that the
Government of Hayti holds forth great induce
ments to persons of'color, giving them a
tract Of land to settle on. and also paying
their passage hither-which two things are
perhaps, The main cause of this precipitate
rush for Hayti,tbough not altogether the sole
cause, as the stringent laws made a short
time sincs by the Legislature of Louisiana in
regard to free persons Of color remaining in
the State, may be, with business, assigned as
partial motive for the emigration of these
persons we allnde to. The first party Of the Sc
cmgrants numbering rome $50. sailed from
this place in May last. in the brig West Indian
chartered by Messrs, Phillips & Weeks, ship
agents OF this city, for the occasion. The
second division left here yesterday. in the
schooner A. q. Brewer, likewise chartered
~ Messrs Philips i Weeks. This party
amounted TO about 1876 persons All that had
families took them elong, leaving nothing be-
hind. We are informed By reliable authority
-Mcssrs. p. d What this party will be
succeeded by another in the course OF another
muuih. We opine. that IL these emigrats con-
tluue TO increase NJ THIS rate, hayu VIII short
~ be overrun with them, and will have no
cause TO complain OF an insuficiency of popu-
lation. II is said that they 20 with the de-
termination 81 working hard aud multiplying
their store at all hazards; they will, whether
they ',sink or swim. live or die, give their
heart aud hand 10 the country We under
stand that Messrs, u. x W. are in a manner,
agents for the Haytien Guvernment-lhat l.,
they transact business here for The party
that is esp cial agent of the Hayden Govern
ment. Mvssrs- Phillips x Weeks are quite
deserving OF the trust placed ia them As they
are both esiimable and well qualified bust
ness men.
The majority Of these emigrants that we
have rciereace tn hail from Baton Ronge.
Opelodsas and 0aacaita. We guess they lufl
with the fall concurrence Of tue whole of the
white population Of tue above named places
" q. Data, Jane Il.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

The attention of the reader is directed to
the article in to-day's PATRIOT, upon the sub
ject Of the claims of military service from
naturalized citizens. The case of Mons.
ALBERT, shows what can be accomplished by
a little firmness on the part of our govern
ment. The case is highly creditable to the
administration of Mr.. FILLMORE and consul
Hodge.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

DR.. BAHEr, the Editor Of the National Ere,
who lrft the United States Tor Europe on the
Arago, some weeks since. Ia search Of health,
died on abe passage oat. He wss one 81 the
abi'st editors Of the country; and, in private
lie, one Of the best mea We ever knew.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28
For Cincinnati.
MiSfellanfons.
PREMIUM PIANOS.

Il A. MCCLURE has for sale so --
81 Piano FDrtes from celebrated EFI----T-=73
%t cS sles%S SqSs sons s:,sr, H c Gss III
& Co, and Others, consisting or and J. : and a
Octavs, and ranging in price from 500 $500 All
warrented IN every resi- ect. Pes sons purCh asing
from him VII NOT pay IRON SIS To- SIS more than if
they gave order TO a PEDLAR for an instrument
that they neither hear until il is put un 10
their parl'r When II Is sometimes very hard ind
an Instrument that pieses il every particular when
you have zen or more N selt FROM, all
kelly you would be pleased in buying by order.
Also IN store The largest stock Of Sh ct Music ,oks
ami small Music lastru rents ever offered In the
Market, and will be sod lower than by any
other house in the City. Come 10 SO Union aud
be convinced. J. A. MOCLURE.
Juneko-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

We arc glad 10 learn that the injaFy The
wheat sustained BY the June frost, thoagh
nndoubtraly considerable must have been
much exaggerated. Harvest has f. riy con-
nsenced throughout SoatheFn o 40 aud
Kentucky and tie reports frtm the acids arv
% the effect that the grain IL good--0sa.
Ca.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28
Notice.

IlY virtue of writ If Election 10 me directed by his
ID Excelency. l. g HAMS, Governor, &C, I will
by myself and deputies open aud hold election at
alt the precuots IN Humphreys county on the 18th
d'y OF August next, or the purpose OF eccting an
Attorney General and porter for the state Tea
ncsSee, to al tie vacancy produced by tIe rcsgna-
uon o John L. T. Sneed. This 22d ne 1889.
-. ~ lCER, sheriff
June2I-id OF Humphreys county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

Az EXTRAORDINARY GRABBING FEAr.- Mr..
Robert Brookning Graded q bali acre of bar
ley, few days since. 90 the farm II j. r.
Sumrell, near Maysiiek. Ia thirty fsr0 laiaufss.
His brother, Hamilton. cut the same smoant
81 grain Ia fhlrsy-ive MINUTES. Who caa
beat il Mgsrdls Esyie.