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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
MERRY-MAKING AT A FUNERAL. =

MERRY-MAKING AT A FUNERAL -
The Washington Constitution places
this head over al article 10 reference
to the Opposition jolIifcation meet
ings, called ju5ilees, recently, held
and being held in Tennessee. The
party has been defeated in the late
election. The State has shown her,
self democratic by large majority.
We suppose, however, that from the
the extraordinary efforts made by
the leaders Of the party, they bad
expected, and led the more humble
TO look with confidence, for victory.
They have lost The victory, but ap-
pear determined to have The jollifica-
ton anyhow. The Constitution
calls it "merry making at funeral. "
If they never gain greater vic
tory, they will never be anything
but the Opposition. That is certain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
Big Cora

Big Corn
C. c. Mckinney, Esq.,, has placed
on our table an ear Of Corn-the lar
Igest we have seen this year. 1t
grew in his field near this place, and
measured IL inches in length, by
90 inches in circumference. Has
any friend larger sample?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

A Curiosity
Our friend d. ". Holman, Esq,
has placed in our possession small
rock that looks as though it might
be petriGed buckeye. As a geo.
logical specimen. it is a curiosity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
HARRIS maj. o,10

The aggregate vote Of this year
reaches l44,42l, being 1886 lar
ger than that of two years ago, and
4,6O5 larger than that cast in the
Presidential election Of 1856. Gov.
Harris vote is 5,084 larger than it
was two years ago, and 1924 larger
than Bnchanan's in 1876, while Meth
erland's is only 1881 larger than
Fillmore's in 1856, though it is g..
352 larg ST than Hatton's two years
ago.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

The Arkansas Legislature has
passed, and the Governor has signed,
a bill rendering it a penal offence
for any one 10 offer or receive a
bank bill of a less denomination than
ten dollars in that State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

ARRAY
A difficulty took place in thistewn
last Monday evening, between Mr..
James johnson and young man
named Howell, in which the latter was
shot through the heshy pnrt Of the
arm. Johnson was arraigned before
Mayor Moore on Tuesday, aud bound
ever to the next term Of the Circuit
Court.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

The Princeton {Indiana) Clarion
says that a fellow travelled forty miles
to Owensville, last week, to whip an
other fellow he had a spite at, and
got badly whipped himself. Rather
poor pay for such an effort. |
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
r uleS of Business

Rules of Business
An esteemed friend has handel u!
the following Rules of Business, with
request that we would give then
a place In the Observer:
Call on a man of business
In hours of business
Attend to your business,
And 60 about your business,
Leaving him to bis business.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

s- The following has been han
ded US by friend, With request
to publish which we do with the
simple statement Of our information,
that the Office of Sheriff Invested of
the Tax Colectorship, is hardly
worth having; and if we are to con-
tiuue to be blessed with good officers
we must be willing to pay them a
living remune ration:-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
suvanced by
-.uIU.

That in running the passenger
train, the schedule shall be so ar
ranged IS 10 form close connections
with the passenger trains going to and
returning from Nashville.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

A Sr1GnT MISTAKE. "A white man
named Dickson, was arrested few
days ago near Springfield. ILL.,, as a
fugitive slave. The fun Of the thing
is that the arrest was made by a me-
gro. Dickson Of course was rsleas-
I'd and went on his way rejoicing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
The Vote fer Governor.

We have received. says the Union
and American Of Tuesday, the entire
vote Of the State, official and repor-
ted. The returns from the Counties
of Bradley. Campbell, Carter, Cooke,
Greene, Jefferson, johnson, Marion,
Morgan, Polk, Rbea, Roane, Scott,
Sullivan, and Washington, in East
Tennessee; Cannon, Coffee, Dickson,
Franklin, Giles. Hardin, Hickman,
Lewis, Lincoln, Macon, Oyerton,
Robertson, Smith, Stewart, Van
Buren,, and Warren. in Middle Ten
nessee; aud Fayotte, in West Ten
nessee, are reported, but believed to
be correct. The following isthe re-
suit:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

Almost as regular as Friday comes
man is hung at New Orleans, and
ne killed at Chattanooga.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
UOR NEW GOObs

TOR NEW GOODS
Go to Gildersleave's
For the best Goods
Go to- Gildersleeve's
For the best Watches and Clocks
Go to Gildersleevs's
For the best Jewelry
Go to GHdorsleeve's
To have your watches
and clocks repaired so
as to keep good time
and not need repair-
ing again
| Go TO Gi'dersleere's
If yea wants Picture
that will look like you
Go TO Gildersleeve's
/ # goa rant Watches & chains,
Ear rings, Breast pins, LOekets,
Finger rings, pens and paper,
combs, brushes, and fine soaps,
and every thing nice
Go TO Gildersleeye's
If you want bargains
Go to Gilderslee,e's
of course.
June %, 1859.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
FlIIjlDIE TOWN PROPERTY

Esor SaIss
TIME subscriber offers for sale A <A-l
Il that valuable town proper q
ty ne occupies as a residence.
Ii Is situated in the town of Fayetteville, Tenn
Tho Improvements IS fine, very convenient
and situated IL one Of the most pleasant 10
calities of town-and withdl, convenient to
the depot, and vet, having none Of rs annoy
snces. The terms viii he made quite accom-
modating. 1. W. LEODh F-I'-
Oct. 20.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

The Utica Herald relates the fol.
lowing story Of the almost human
intelligence of dog
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Valuable Real Estate in d around Lyucbhurv
For SALE AT PUBLIC AJCTTON

'si SUBSCRIBER Me more cftctuay carry on his commits,
sion business IN iynclburg will sell bart of his Al
=, on WEnsEsnAf the 18Th day If November viz:
Isl ne Two houses IN sixth Ian Yard AI,y Also
large Tobacco Factory adjoining This lot has Two ane snrn,
IN the yard, and is out ii the Corporation. r'e'
2d.-Ihe House aud Lot Main Street fnrm.rv occ,,i
b! the late Samuel Brnsot fronting and running ae.
1872 feet. "e Jun
'-one beautiful half acre Lot, adjoining the Factory
iih-Onc half acre Lot opposite Capt Mctorklc THIS i.
fine building lot.
5th.rwo Houses and Lots in Sandy Hook
Gth-The Fishing Creek MEL This very valuable bei
on the Canal and only one mile from the city.
It.-fhe beautiful Residence Monumental Hill nav II,
the occupancy of Thos L. johnson, Esq
Sth.-About 100 half Lots, adjoining The same
9th-A line body of Wood Land known Silver Spring
containing about 800 Acres This land will desired
10th-Se,cral fine Mill the Canal ii being The lanl
of the river from the togate Conncls M65y feel IN The
river.
Those wishing TO purchase any Of the above PROPERTY
will please call the subscriber before the sale Su
will take pleasure in shoaing il.
The nbo,e property will positively lie sold the da; men
toned, unless sold privately before.
sale 10 at Clock A. NJ, Tobacco F L.,
Poes Tan Yard.
Terms made known o day of sale.
OCT 2'-'t lJnov JOHN II. TYRE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
TO the Afflicted

nrSse TORMENTED with Pain and scorched with feyers,
re We know you are, and impatient such Affections
necessarily make beg that will compose
self moment, thai learn the extent Of maa
dies, and offer yon If can prescription for their
Are Dyspepc and has stomach refused to perform
its functions ill strength has failed and life has become
burdent If offer In BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs
falling remedy for life Are you troubled with ner
headaches and dmnss Of vision incidental thereto? Then
resort To BAKARs r1Eas only hope Are you suffer
ing from constpated bowels and torpid liver? BAKERS PRE-
FILTERS will both and give them that vitality
essential health. Have you delicate females and eethng
cdrc lost all relish food, and hourly
BAkERs BTTER the yauable tonic dis
covered will strike the of their diseases and give
them appetes and strength Do You live In section where
and fever hold continual sway IL may laugh at
these diseases and defy their power provided You use regularly
BAKEHs BTIERs Dnrfha Choic, Cholera MOrbus and all
other diseases arising from inigstons and Improper sece
TONS rapid, yield to the heahgvng influence Of this great
medicine which sold throughout this country, by Drug
gs generally, and IL extensively used than other
medicine known These ittcrs their AT home,
before they offered to The Of the world and that
they known and appreciated the proprietor desires that all
who need their aid may have it moderate Price only
- cents per boitl,.
For sale by all the Druggists in Iynchburg and by all the
principal Druggists IN the city Of Richmond and elsewhere in
Virginia; also of Messrs a. stot 4 Co.. Washington city,
H. c. T.. II. slaler & Co, ttimurc, Md; d. b. Miller Gov
in.ston. Ky. and Barnes & Park n. y.
Orders filled by addressing f.. BAKER Proprietor,
oct 2g-IAcis Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Tho Manufacturer of Pixies

Charles Blair. the Coiiinssille manufacturer of
pixies for Brown. whose letters were found among
Bown's effects. is tnus spoken OF bv the Hartford
lot:
He isa workman in the Collinsyille Axe Com
pany employing the men under him. and making
what contracts lac pleases. Sometime in the year
5! Old Brown came to Collins,illc and c >ntracted
for thousand pixies, To be used in Kansas. Five
hundred were finished for him at that time. ..and
the other five hundred were left in the hands of
the contractor Last June Old Brown again ma .e
his appearance in Co!linsyie, and requested Mr..
Blair 10 finish up the remainder OF the pixies -
Blair asked him to what use he intended to put
them, now that the Kansas disturbances were err?
To this question Brown gave an eyasiye reply. -
Tie finishing Of the contract was given 10 Mr..
Hart, Of Union,ille."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Railroad Dclinuuoncies.

We find the snhioincd Editorial in the a,, mum
berof tho Athens [renn. Post and republi, it, in
order that the gentlemen having charge Of the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad, may see what
outsiders think Of their management.
1t Is understood, says the Post TINT Dnuba nai
ly Service on the Fast Tennessee Railroads will
be discontinued on the 9th day Of November
We believe the management Of the East Tennessee
lines are induced to the step BIZ the repeated f,l-
mfso on the Virginia and Tennes zee road These
fallu,vc have become of such frequent occurrence
ns 10 turn portion OF tho through travel to the
old roundabout line. and if not speedily rene. led
must result in still greater de,riment TO the rreat
INLAND route. There is no reason that we aro
aware Of why the Virginia an. Tennessee road
should not be worked as we'll and with asfew fui
lures ms either the East Tennessee and yiryiuin
pr the East Tennessee and Georgia line On the
last there has not been single failure to connect
through the entire yoar, and but one on the East
Tennessee and Virginia road. Mr. McDanieps
road may he moro difficult ono to run trayersinr
n more mountainous region but there certainly
can be no un avodable cause why failures should
be the rule aud connections the exception. Closer
observation on the part Of the management Of the
employees and attaches of the line might rened v
move it, viii President Mcdaniel pardon US for
calling his attention to the a.t that rasscupcrs
complain no little Of hi, line
The management of the East Tennessee limo
would no doubt, havc preferred to continue the
Double Daily Service, il ON other account, for
tho better accommodation Of the local travel but the
cause alluded tland proper regard for the in.
tercsts IN their charge, render its discontinuanc,
ut the present necessary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
More About the Instruction

THE ~ URGENT PRISONERS AT CnARLEsTowN--CooK
SAID 10 BE WRITING CONFESSION
Yesterday afternoon, Sunday, tho United Guard
of Frederick, under command OF Capt. Sim. reach
ed Chnrlc stown from ilarncrs Ferry, and request
I'd to the prisoners. They were admitted Ivy
authority oI Jud - Parker. going in squads They
first wished tho coll of Brown and Stevens. Brown
was in good spirits He rose from his couch and
took the visitors by the hand, remarking gentle
men uui glad to see you
In reply to questions put to him, he said he was
sill suffering some pain about the left kidney lie
lid he was treated with all humanity. and bore
testimony to the efficiency Of tho volu .tecr sol
d,crs. He thanked Cant. Sim for the manly and
truthful manner in which he had testified in
gard 10 the matter, and said he would always re-
collect him for his many noble traits of character
During the Conversation Brown occasionally
flayed with the little children Of the jailor, who
were present. lie remarked that he Ind fought On
the Fl, nticgs in the Of 1872, and during his
lie hal endured many huriships. aud knew how
10 bear them. Stephens was suffering much, but
is still getting better. lie shook all the company
Ky the band
torIce said lac was prepared to bear his fa;e
Ike a man, and told Capt Sim that he should want
Inn to testify ON his trial, which Sim promised to
do. Al stated that they were we'll treated. Can't
Cooh', cell was net entered. lie has been all day
busily engage! in wiring. aad is understood to he
preparing full Confession, 10y the advice of Gov
Willard. in thc hope Of pardon. Daring the
night the Jail surrounded by large crowd
but COOL order prevailed
INTERVIEW BETWEEN COY. WILLARD OF INDIANA AND
GAIT. COOK.
A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing
from Charlestown. on saturday, says:
Gov Willard. of Indiana. visited his brother in
law Cook yesterday, in jail, in company with Sen
ator Mason. Mr.. Mason proposed To the Governor
to retire when the latter entered, suggesting that
H. al a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

The presidents of the various railroads from
Maine t" Orleans are in Washington for the pur-
pose Of making proposals to the Postmaster Gen
eral for transporting the L s mail from Portland
to New Orleans. The time required by the De-
par;ment Tor carrying the mails. in which contrac-
tors agree to fulfil or forfeit their pay is three
days between New Orleans aud New York; and it
i" further stipulated 10y the Department that in the
event of failure or detention at any intcrmcdia,ev
point, the contractors shall be obliged, upon the
arrival OF The mall,to despatch the same immediate
by special train, instead of awaiting the usual
time for the departure of the next regular train.-
The proposals tor bids will close Tuesday next
at three O. clDck.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
BY G. X. PHELPS, Anr,;onoo
Trustees Sale af .Jot

~ virtue of deed executed TO the unde,s,,,o,
- endrken and his wife, dated 10Th November
recor'ai IN me CLERKS Office Of the Cour Of m. , AM
Campbell, In trust to the debt In, r, IN ouh
on SATURDAY the 2!th day Of sErrEaHrr is0 un Sa
mises ProGeod 10 sci al public auction Tor cash TIJT M
Franklin Hill, near The city of ymhbr in ,,, li ii ~
ca w,h Inc lhereonthe said lot ADJOINING ~
s y! s a ',s 70 fables Mclaughlin, with front on @
said decd. POIT ! N US described in
sept l3-deodt24scpt '' TO- Trustee
PosIPoNENENT-lThe above sale Is pos,pou.i r,, =
uRpAY morning. the 9th November nj IA ,h UNI al
WILL b, CONSENT 'akc place at the Market iIousc ""en
R =,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

1ARNERS AND PLANTERS ASsOCIATioN.--rb.r,
viii be an exhibition Ia this ely the ith Thursday in No
ycmbcr of fat cattle, sheef poultry produce, and
The exhibition Ia be he' at Liberty Ware and The sal
10 lie cou'ucted 10y John T. Hawkins ~ WV saw
ne objects of the exhibition improve this market "a.
wen as To accommodate the Farmers Planters which Mi
OF The latter In this vicinity invited eun. their r
dn,iions Amer the eNi'i"n and sale will be u meeting
oi Planters al The CT! Hotel for the purpose of oreanila
the organization TO be styled Farmers and Planters as
N''''" nov. Pts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
A valuable James River Ear,a.
W ith % Negroes, Stock, Crops. &c, for ale

aas SHALL ON TUESDAY the 9sd day Of Novembcr !Se
WV on the premises al publc auction, sell FARM COZ
--taning about 500 Acres In the county Campbell ~
Joining Judge Robertson, Win. Cough, Col NJ Ian2hon an
others about four miles oIh Ly ncburg. Immediately eu The
james River and Kanawhn Canal and within few hunlr
in original growth Of good timber and itached To il is r
and fertile ISLAND of about 10 Acres. conr
ed one OF the best farms in upper Virginia The
well enclosed under new fences is In high cultivation
and has nisu 100 Acres we'll In Orchard Grass limo
Herds Grass and Glover and good Orchard upon IT, Tie I'm
p'enents area Brick Dwelling House, with six rooms
Kitchen, nm overseers House. Negro Cabins Stahs Com
Houses, Wheat Barns Tobacco Earns with oil other nec
say ou'ouses MsI oil tie improvements recent,
built.
AT the time viii sell 2j LIKELY NEGROES (moay
young) consisting of Men, Women boys and Girls l. ~
and Mules, lamong them two fine booded Mares with
by Red kyeo Yoke of Oxen 10 Mich Cows and Calves
head 81 other Cattle 50 head of Hogs (the Cows Durham
aud Devon, and the Hogs Chester BerkhIre)
Devon Bull 800 or 400 barrels OF Corn, with Shuck Tops
from same, aud Straw from 1850 bushels of Wheat VIA,
Dfi lhreshng Machine. Wagons and Harness, Car
Plantation Tools.
TLRMs:one ih Of the purchase money for the land
required IN cash. negotiable satisfactorily end rel
io'r moas discount added; the resue In equal insias
OF !, ani years, bonds with good personal security,
interest from date and lille retained purchase lnunr
PAID he iegres and other property, over 42O vii
o" credit Of u ionihs, negotiable Satisfactorily
cd, Interest added
would prefer selling the Land Negroes Stock Crops Sc
together 10 ANY one wishing 10 purchase 10 thai wa f4
gam ma! he had, and upon any time II reasonable
would ask.
MIR. Willis N Mays will show the place 10 INV one wishing
to .
Address INC at Lyhcl.burg, Va.
Del e-dt2znor EDWARD H. CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Sale Of Valuable Prepc,,y.

a Ia pursuance of decree o the ,l."il rri Il Eoa
MY. noke pronounced n, the August tern, $50 >u u
Peck Lnnghorne Drought 10 clos, The ,,,, >nes,
o. reek hanlofd Langh"re) the undr'i,t' Wa Ma a-
HE highest bidder IN the OF Bristol %. The
"a Day Of November, 1919, THE yAIVAILt as fii'P
EkIf, in the town ui 1Iouisor 49,. ..,, ,
ilahlord IL Langiornc, consi..,. -! d =. . = ..
Depot OF The Virginia Tennessee Airo," On i''
htssSc and sTgina Railroad with frou 4Nitrl on
which there are the following Improvement w. Bra len.
ratn stories high, 20 feet 'front.' with siN Two "t
WIN thfee rooms Kitchen and nas., ron ~ieAe
nous' Corn Diio aud stable, with 20 nr>, Tea
rn Alley with Bar-koom Lumber H,se aud Lodging Foot
u IN goo" repair with Well on the lot OF water. and l'
most reliable str am in the place Also, TWO LOTS on inS
hast sdc OF the Virginia Tennessee Railroad eI Al .,
ese s occupy Positions, in respect to trade or travel ehf
p improved Properly in Goodson Bristol and posses
Altaages superior - any that DC had in ether place
hAs OF oAE ~ terms Of ste directed by HE dPc
Oh oodr are ~ ioU~s oaclir cash. and the balance tn
e' oil ana ~ months ,hs purchaser giving bonds or n
.he paper WIN sufficient personal sucury Tor the deeh
payments These terms the parties Interested may make nofe
favorable as TO the credit Payments The title will be retainer
nhi the purchase money is paid in full.
sept 2, dt2nov n JOHNSTON Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

INTENDED mo' ing +" his plantation iAS FALL but circu-
stances prevents. lie will continue unit the of March
al which time his easc will expire. lie is hankful o the eli
Gens OF lyhchbirg and the iratcns their LID.
eral patronage, anu sohcis continuation Of the same lie
pledges himself TO keep house imt shall second to AN,
b. furnished lie is prepared accommodate all ibni mar,
come and thai with the best the market affords
l-dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
A Frenchman's Idee OFT

We have before US, says the New York TX.
pre- s, "a number of French papers, called q. i,b-
erta,re. published at irregular interval, Ia ,.is
city, which smells very FrencAy on the narpers
Ferry Instruction.
Brown is put down rs q hcro--a martyr to
liberty DC; but here is extract to let cur con-
temporary speak for himself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
nov 2-cts
Valuable Diamond i;iil propcrty For Sale.

&sN INTENDING 1" from the rjl' orr at private,
ki sale, MI RESIDENCE on Diamond Hill together with
ilr Acres OF Land thereto aka r-tt bcag the n,-
cr. purchased by Of Nlnsah Winston, TRUSTEES THIS
prpcri! II contsscl auou ttic desirable
The house is al BRICK contains ~ rooms: is in thorough
par; ana has attached all necessary DuhoS,s and
of water The ground perfectly level and Is in lnc Of
cu' alton To Ell! purchasers this property cscrip
ton, it, well IL the hn character d IN
which IL situated - too well know r,",an praise
The terms Will IN. pild nc made to suit pirchS
2itsl C. \ liDIr\
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Notice to Builders

I'M the Goth ia! OF November. Failing spring Church
~ Rockbrdsc county, Va, atomlncc. rrprc>y the
undersigned will proceed under contract the work az
bhldng Church EJttcc. Gll, iLi> doing
III" work OF viii be received The buhlus Is - -
feet of brick. with stone touHa lou
yards from the old curcla tn available material OF wii
IL 10 he USED by the cont factor in HE nrw
specifications and drawings b.. ,cru nj the store ~
Mct"rklc " Co, Main >tr,,i, l.NnehhurE.
The site of the cLurch is about miles from In, N,r,
River Canal.
Bidders will send their proposals 10
W. =. PoAGl T., Chairman Hailiinr Committee
2-rlaw3w r,,r, rim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
OFFICE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK. =,

,,r LfScInRrG NOVEMBER 2. 1859.
FG,E meetings of the Directors o this Bank VIII he he nj,
L the Office of j. H. Robinson " ~ ~ "
Discount day-WEp>Esp.T. Paper Intended for discount
nnsi he offered on Trg>p,N bett-e 4 nco,k
The Stockholders rrl g. rl IA their arss, i,s
aenls, immediately, 10 y, So ,, fNchange Bank.
by order of the Board &c., ...iI\FEETo snn|r
10Y If