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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

NEGROES GAMBLING.-Albert slave to Jesse
Hare, John, do, to Nancy Saunders, Grief do tn
Ann Wright. and Rail- Young, +. M. c. were found
in Buzzard Sunday, playing cards. The Mayor
ordered the sporting gentlemen, twenty lashes
each.
Austin slave to II. D. Flood. and Philip, slave
hired to Wright & Ogeshy found gambling in
the kitchen attached to DIR. Saunders Tobacco
factory were each ordered Is lashcs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

OFFICE LYStiRr AG.L MEcn'L FAIR, Oct 1879
FIyHElE will be appointed 10 Day Policemen at 81 80 per
day, and Night Waclmen at 81 nigh during
approaching Fair; also, Clerks at ~ per Appca-
for said appointments will he handed TO Alexander MELON
aid ESD, Secretary, 10 II Is desirable that the above
appointments should be flied Immediately.
Oct s-ds JOHN s. LANGlfORNE, Marshall
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"A. l.. = II II j III | n j.,
Min Street Mo 90


- Wot Id respectfully call the attention Of lbs irtcnds
~ The public tn his well selected stock uf FALL AND
SWIErEE GOODS, Bonncts Ribbons, Flowers, fcllh-
Nc tloves linnlkcrchcf, Head Dresses lins md CAPE
children, Misses Dress Hats leghorn Braid. Velvet aud
Satin Dress Caps of all styles Shawls Clunk Fnrs and
rioIs other things ustRlly kept in Millinery Esiablislmcnt
with large lot Of Hoop skirts of ia" very hest Sec Springs,
100 10 $50 Also, larg. assortment of Combs Brnsc-,
Hair Pins, prriumcry Belts Buckles, jets Clocks Watches
J.~elry, &e, Re.
tF" Opening day October 4ih
T. SAN orders from the countr. promptly attended To-,
u,t Ida
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

blends and TO
| epared TO SCI: veil
ed it'll great
Hats, Shoes
| |, determined
custom r.
EiNNI!.l.-
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|,I,wAl.f,
varied anu
|WVILTS.

Wills.
taclliDe5,
ing flannel,
.atuess and
several an"
" He.
apCo., !
is.,J. }
sM.
will ln run
as hdlo~s
Il Dan'ae
LIN connects
n.
ally lines .,
.ielpiiia ana
aeconilnodia:,' Ia
,nncc,s viii
,chburg, vii
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en- Sup't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

HTHWINv, HHU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
D. Two Anesnt and Two Modern Languages requisite, In
order IN graduation.
For particulars and circulars address,
mug - dim r. D. VILLA MsON, PRINCIPAL
REFERENcEs.Rev Ro II, land u. D., President VI Rich
mond College, In with which institution
time taught Mira Gen Darlington, In whese Young Ladies'
SEMINARY IA Rchnond he taught the Classical Department:
the Faculty ofhe University Of Virginia, isae which
session he took his Law Course IN institution; IN
burg Rev. j. d. Nichel d. d. and Rev Geo W Carter D. d.,
the recently appointed Professor In tho Uni, crafty II Msapp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

Mahon, white man. Shadrach Blanks do, and M
thaniel Wood, do, all found drunk on tho street
Saturday night, and Sunday were taken up by
the watch; lodged in the Cage and on yesterday
morning the three last named were sent to Jail by
order Of the Mayor and the negro ordered 90
lasbes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

AnREsr OF AN EscaPEp CoNvIcT-Scotland
Fields, a free negro, who sent to tho Peniten-
,iary from this city in 1855, for the term Of five
Years for manning slave belonging to Dr. Lam
beth and who has recently been employed on the
North River I'm ,rovement, made his escape from
the abovenamed works on Saturday night last
IN Sunday night last be was discovered in me of
Judge Daniels negro cabins sand his whereabouts
icing made known by Judge D. to the police, lie
was soon arrested. and lodged in the cage. The
Mayor sent him to Jail, to await the requistion of
the State authorities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing Machine 10 do eEnv Ars GeAnse
IL rs.,. ..s y,sn ycsE would DO Mslste nan,
$50 $50 es6. Tha f6oslng oertiae1te 10 rum well
Tailor In this county, who emily had about 20 minutes
instruction this Ma0hinei
Lxnvnls, campbeteeanty, Va, Dane lstA 1859.
Mn Wn. L PERL am well pleased with hsrshelrs sew
Ind difficulty In operating witk on any .nd Of cloth
hickesl Cashmere 10 the finest Linen We havem
pair OF TowLinen pans for srvsntA Nave
and operated SIX different kiuds Of Sowing
that recommend any person bay They are Ne only
Machines that make 7dtlos SiteA consider bsrsse!It
10 understand and not ksay % gss on. Of order Almost
every Barhos operate and 6ings
tia. worked on last year, give Bsshos shs greiercnss
Respectfully yours do, GAkOluh IT, Tkkkr
PS And difficulty In getting my villa 10 work Bar
ifs Machine They that soshing great ought e e
done Tor the man that invenled Sewing Machines WIN 'ls eru
lie aud Look Stitch. June 1edinsl q =. u
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LYScnBUEG AGKrcULTrEAL & MEoHASIcAL FAR, |
Oct. s, 1859. (
4 SUFFICIENT POLICE FORCE will he provided to pro-
"A and kecpin good order all articles Fair
Grounds for exhibition It hoped, Therefore, that de-
string exhibit will he prevented from the fear Of the articles
being injured. This notice Is given in consequence OF
plants made Of deprcdnons last year, which, il hoped win
be- by the due attention of all Officers OF
cey, at tho approaching Fair, the 18th inst 1t is very dcs
rable thing intended be should
brought In and registered before Monday, 18th,
by 10 O'Clock On the morning Of the 18th inst -
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A. McDoN AID, Secretary. oct S-d1w
AIRS ALIENS Zylobasan, for hair dressing Mrs. Gard
l Balsam Of Lyerworh. McAsters Oini-
men Paysons nebe Ink and Railways Ready Relief Just
to hand and for sale by j. II. THOMPSON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
18th Semi-Annual Gard,

FUlE subscribers In, lite the attention " their
TONERS and the public general, their extensive end
pl.tc st,ek Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS now In stor
comprising every article pertaining To the
Clothing md (,entlcmc ms, Furnishing Trade
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

FOR SALE.
lo DESIRING IN procure printing rreea tn he
" operated by steam power, the pruIririor Of this
Mesabiishment offers for sale the upon which
~ the .Virginian" II printed. II Il susiar-
tial ADAMS Power PREss propelled by Iuud.an
MIMI capable Of making thousand impressions n
<tJt hour The character of its work can be deter
mined by The appearance Of this paper
To the Proprietor ofa country having much ccu
a,ion doing much Job work. this Press would labor
time, and money. II will be sold ut BARGAIN laug lit
yI-ANTED-or the balaLec of the Coon NEGRo NAM
~ 10 attend Dining. aud 40 9th, work about houses
Anp,r'tA. w. CARTER nj The College or NoWllN Mul-
IEfI oct lD-dot
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4
tSr arrived from the Northern cities with full stock oil
- FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen The
latest Styles mud the most fashionable apparel at tnc lowest
prices he found nj establishment, No. W Main StrecL
Also, large supply OF Gents Furnishing Goods which We
will sell lower ihh any other house In this city, Hats Of The LAT
cot styles Boots shoes OF all qualities and prices t Trunks
Nai- aud Umbrellas from the host Eastern fneories
exhibition mud will be sold cheap.
Youths and i,oys CLorniSG IN all styles and qualities.
Please call nj IRsm srRAusRs between Nowlin Il MurrTa
and A. a. Lewis aud look for your self Our motto IL M has
ever be, n, selling cheap 10 increase CUSTOM
Manufacturers and Farmers will do we'll TO examine stock
of servants Clothing, shoes, de-, sept AIDA
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N 6Ck I10S. -"
lANCY Neck ties for the Spring, Net Lace, Tubular Eato
Ya &C., &c. Collars Gloves Hosiery, &c, just eccyt'
b, mar Ii Q idts. WIN. L. PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07


Southern home under southern san he htle oarhes
denis wuss dan skeeteTs-Pete the Old seranGeorge
Peyton Just arrived homsA lion In caaebrake
Pstou and the patrarcha homelh good old Judg-oae
Scsddsr description the OctoroOnThe two overseers
conference.-the strange relation and affection existing Do
Madame PeytOu and her husbands nsufa dauehter
plantation hfeSou aud Northern thritLoe the
ctoroo1he arrival of Sunny and DoraDofs 5unnJsde
pOu0eoTgs cannot understand tue social position oil Ioe-
aTrives-1 he hard custcnePau the yellow BOY
WshnOtee the Indian hanterihe strange affection De-
tween and the boy slave companions in the swamp
hunt Paul and the Indian the Red Cedar swamp for
he iorcIse on ere bonnehs plantation TO be sodIhe
hope Of recovering the esateTho judges
Ieys love for the Uctoroon" cannot marry but can
make you mistress Of the richest estate in LouiaIhe t~o
oveTrets review the Of thingsIhe live oak and the
creepef1w dive Yankees diamond diamondScndder
confession Of bis love for LoeMcC okey discovers the Tree
nnpern of Zoelhe ndgment-Ihe dark h0Pe-Ihe Iesoye
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE ATGHAfALAfA'


Sudder returns his old trade and takes photoaphPau
wants his picture tookPste bng terrible neSsLoe confirms
h-eorESa declaI alton Of his love- tie does not xnow what
amt Ee eighth boOd-McCloskeys ro'olve-W auo- tee
md Paul-The apparatus woTkhs dagueeotype portrait
Pail tales his likeness assisted BY the ndA-Ihe Ss
agee fear for the mschineIhnks II deadly weapon-Pan
ts for his portruithe Atack-lhe murerIhs letter and
tbe hisht Terebonne viii be sold snd Zoe viii be mine -
The revenge Of tue Indian and his grief Ton Paul
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ACT THE THIRD.
rHK pARLon Ahp HILL N TERREBt

: THE FARLOH AND HALL AT IEhhE DUNNH', :.
Prepa iona for the soe-McLlokey claims the pound OF
eth.The slaves be SodPete nthe stumPfts address
" his " ouurd bruddsrs '-Dsrkie enthusiasm
THE SLAVE SALE.
Rssts the Of the hanoa-0race, the yellow sr and
her eh6ren" Buy a-r pete ON the stand his nds
going cheap No 4-The Oetooon siu Loe-ConsIe
nation on the bds-Ths assault By ueorge
bowie hives rsvelversDoras Zoe, who has
tsken away her loysr-1he sale Of the Octoreon
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ACT THE FIFTH.
soESE yissr-rHH SEGso apAKraR


vssr--rHE NEGRO eVAKTSR-Near.
Zos seeks her old Ddofhe old Obi Doctres fhe
drnk that the red FeveThe night after the SasLne IL
- besaufu 10 young
SCENH sECoSD-TuS commandments
hcCoskey out Of DsngorHs igh through the swamPsHs
esapelbe dnsy shadow Of death behind ninfhe Indian
the war path-1he pursuit-fho human bloodhound.
scENE THiRD-TaE Rid cKDAR SWAMI
Scedder and Pete their road home-fhe AlarmWhats
ehn IN the bushes, "a bar a runaway nisger-The
hunt be wolf down astfhe indian and his victim
Save from the scspg fne Of the savagejudge Scudder
revision Of the lynch vrrcicthis decson-pee't petition
scudder relents-hi- protection Of the white
aCHNE FOURTH. AND
The Psror Tervboune AHinZoe's adee her home be-
Seor0 she Il fo ;hc OF her masterThs sA
az wser-1he arrival OF Scudderfhe JoyfI Nsws-Peto il
n bad way-Zoes Fneedsm--Frre al last.
fhE 0CTOROON GOES HOME.
Tux VISION an THE LANDING.
sHtt LlTTLE PAUL'S GRAVE
McClctkey appeals 20 the highest rbunLrhe LIST Tat
ecen u The IRdiAa Wa notice.
Daring the Wiaser the doors win open a. Pie
esteTtaiuIaents commtnceaf 7.
Families brngng ehlsrtn informed that the entertain
neats conclude before l O'Clock This rule viii ony
- departed from under particular eircumssnces snd this do
p1ture will be notified IN the hils.
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II +. II. SCHENK, AUCTIONEERS.
T.. CONTINUATION or HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

DAVID SCOTT viii sell on THURSDAY q. No. $50 Broad
wsy at lOl O'Clock from balance Of stock Engh Pressure
CaBells Morocco Csss tiae Scissors Steel Chs-se
With slides; Champ Cok-Screws >ilserIlUed Do silver
Plsied Napkin Silver Fruit Knives Plated Handles fine
Carved Rollers RodEerss SCISSORS vaFoas and sizes DC
Plated FhhnSes in Cases; English Nu Cracx su'or lated
Tea poou. Iron eled SAFE large and small Uranus Locks
rbht Sets SeaBsg Of various sizes plain aud win
Of six pieces Swing Kettles Tea. Sugar, Cream,
Slop and edge aer Sets tive pieces Cohee rvs
c. end s. do CeeeUn &C. Superior Upright Refrigerator,
VII A xalieiY of other (ioods.
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LOR SALE 81 POUHHhbEfSIb-h vcV
.ndins 6us ~ies Of the Hudson and combining al me
rxnt.Es ~ .ows country 10, oo b, 40 s-~s housH
sosth Tiertv.. eel .tppi-j Eitn hoios ui and 'fn.
,~asI t. hoa.e ~ 81 se- ~-u bailt -&ptAy .rsafre
md <ith a. ne modern ,oas-a'snoe-i Iensn, doe'e -
-, w, f1rth-r p.rtrnars apply NAef ~NAhf on Wv
...ra..s "a, ). TntiN vASfiS ~ 81 riue--t v
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ACT THE FOURTH.


1HE LANDING AND THE WOOpPILk.
ROB on cotton balesIake her guards under-Sbe Is
eichea COW into the solid mud and can't hoat-No maer
"Mood up hang the safety valve shell s~l OF on ne
-AlAru1he Indian comes- ah-no''ee tue hut
Serer ~ Pau-s,aur, Of the saNags-PoPuaT fury lynch
bim Lynch Scuader protects himPsns grave diseoV
oTed und the missing msbags brought to hgh-E ndehee
strong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
Gro. A LHxyIrr, Aacsioae-r.
QY GEO. A. LEAVITT & Ce
yRADE sALgRooMs, No. sr1 and srs BROADWAY,
Eos rss saLs o. -.

BOOKS, sfA1lONEh1t WOhhs VI AM, 40
% Consignments s0uoited al
MONDAY Dec H. and following lays commencing escs Day
at4o'elock,
THURSDAY EVENING, DIG. commencing Al 81 o'clocf,
BOOKS AT AUCTION. Sale Of tire collection Of bsoss
ops.ps OF fresh school books and miscellaneous work- IL
usuies together vita portion OF Library ee~Ps....s
H. : vols rr.scotts Works kanes Ex plouug ExPeiinoa
Jsassons vols bAows Work. vols 20 iapas
clot Sdis Flsus many other hne Hou[
ulre Gardening sc. hyings WORKS conPiete u vossr
Turkey extra BsyaTd TsyioTs Travels etc Also rare aud
. Ipeusiye y orb, = -, 49,, ,vv,Dt
Testament in Grpek With .K mporian, English ransatoaS
srse so Tursey extra
MONDAY lee a. and following days commencing each Dag
at ! o'cock IN
SALE EXTRAORDINARY OF ENGLtSH BoOkS
The most magnificent assembse Of Books ever offered ~
Auction being choice and costly collection rare and vnsos
Books in snot every department 81 Lrr7re Moth Anevns
sud Modern comprising the beat editions Of the best a1tnos
nearly j, OF which In the nnet CONDITION. and az for the
shsvea OF gentleman the whole being gnmrn rem "a
eminent Loudon Catalogues ezty, and mag -
had Of the AuctioreeIs-
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Furniiure.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR
T. HITITRY ,n All .olor. and styss kelss4s rta1
a ssS .o1s-d Also MATTRESSES aEA PALLLAsSEA
WARREN WARD, Ne 81 CanAl,.t
FsIT door. est Of BresaSsy " T.
NAMELED FURNITURE.-First-clss
IL Grained and Orransuia scknowe1ssd superior In tys
and sni,h any radc In this country Also Mattresses Bel
ding. Sc. for sale BY :" FisHEh Co.. NO ~ oroso-1
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
~ OF the approved style maz5faetured a. ine ode 80
tablishuen in the State .
Lecture and ssbbsh-sehool ssstees Camp Stool.
Blackboard Of slate any dnsaons Revolving or ssson1
Cr.yons white and coored Also, Once and Bank pesf Ane
Bookcases 81 every description made TO order BY -
ROBERT PATTON, No. a Groye-ssi near b!eecser
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NM LYNCH TRIAL.

corn.eof Sender defends the ndan-Scudder Lynch
new Witness xpectedlyA alteration Of the
FnsertAinras that EveniugScuddor McCosSeylm-
Edilion-McCosksy In fxihs Yer
ac AND Seizure Of the risonerMeU oskey's Escape,
THE SHED On FIRE.
Cus the Ropes-back her out-CleAT awsy-Tho Criminal
ay-his lnuian Destiny pursues him.
TIKI DESTRUCTION Or THE STEAMER MAGNOLIA
BY FIRE
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E'ERk1 LEASES at AUCliON.-Dy virtue "
IL The authority vetedin bin by the Legislature Of The ,ts
SewYoik and resolutions Of the Common Council o. the
S .e s rugtc ns 'cP 70 the Gs, bidder S
adequate security st the City Hall ON sATuRDAf pscsn-
ssg ' - ,s FG IiT sobTH
wALL-sTBEET, sni cATHARINE- sTREEr FEkR,ES
with al s eht. privilege. and ad,aHsis' sbssess SsossSs
run to and nom the ,p, anJipss and premises to aud fon
which they run so far a. such p sndny and pr-
and spproprateI for fery porposes except ias 4
the foot Of Hamilton Brooklyn. may oe at tho loot Of
10 the Corporation the owners OF tbs alps land
ps' or termination. now used ey sd rss. ., snJ o.
In their vicinity thu lessee shall 50 elect at his 0"s cost ana
express stipulation will be embodied in the ssse tha the
lessee the said several ferries at uniform rss % ai
one the aid ferries during the term q said e.so .ss 3
lease thereby become absolutely null aud void
The purchaser or lessee other than the present essee
bujnsr fsry property the present lessee. ss,a
necessary Tor the purposes OF snch Terry grant OF nanons
ed 10 be- chosen By the esee. one b the
purchaser lessee under sh. SALE end the third BY the tee
The lease to be made Of ferry sad
resolutions Of the Common Counc and expense whieysf
be incurred by the COPoo for In eonnegtioa ~hs
during the tine thereof The lease said ferries win b.
sold annual rent less than the aggregate aouat Of annual
The purchaser Of the lease Of the e. end their appeudasss
win be required to pay at the of Of The
CITY Revenue m equal to twenty per ceu OF this armour. e
for the annual to be spilled che rent Of the hrt ye %
he with the usual otherwise 20
be forfeited to The Corporation He will at the tas also,
BE- required furnish obhsstlon be signed by at osst
suetes the effect that be win hond with sur~s
approved by the Controller for the p1nctu payment 81
quarterly and for the faithful execution the
Of the lease.
The and the expense Of tho
paid BY the purchaser.
The lease will also contain q covenant requiring each fsTy
boat attached engine re apparatus fbros
pump less than 60 fee, Of hose VI the quality and d.
used the Fire Department OF this CITY 10 0e nsea
the Of fires whenever required by the C
Engineer Assistants for which services tho lessee Vim
receive tx eny dollars for each hour engaged
ROBr. a HAwS, Controller
City Of New.York. Department Of Finance,
CoutyoIeris Onirs Nov. 10. 1854
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HENHY IT. LEEDs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO % Nssssn g
EXECUTRIX SALE OF JEWELRY. -
II nENRY n. LEEDS co. viii sell at AUCTION %
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Dec land 3, at i0l O'CLOCK,
the s,lr-room No % Nassaas large sale Of inp)rcfi
stock o. fne Engh Gold Watches Diamond Jewely b.
order Of the xecux Of Charles Druy deceased ais cntirs
stock be ing removed from bis place Of business No 2l Faea
st. fo the greater convenience OF sale consisting
arge STOCK Of 6ne English Gold Watches By tue moss ee
uent OF tine Diamond Breas, Pins Earrings Finger Do. sei
also large Of u and rs carat y-wely Moscs as
Jewey m ysrous precious stones Gold Pencil Cases Pead
EGude Cutlery Rszors knives Sc also the Oihce FurnaFs
DESKS Counters Oce Clock Gaze &c. about very valuable
on Paintings Herngs hre proof Safe lined With chledoa
inside door Joness Formulation Lock powder proof SO Pos
uvey goods under circumstances, admitted into THIS
sale other than the stock catalogue The se must %
the highest bidder be examined the
Of Z Ha ale "A.
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amnsements.


WINTER GARDEN.
w TOEIoHT, WEDNESDAY. Deo1
""'S" SECOND NIGHT
NEW PLAY,
in FIVE ACTS
DION BoURcicAULT. Esa.
rss s'shr Of mary P 20 ia d5,as;i' ~O'i-
NJ" APPRoPRi1rg COSTUMES
Mr. TOURcICAULT
fHf "A WafnOtee, 49,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
zoE.
NJ. rvrvvpsoS =. salem seSdssl The Yankee svcrsoer.
M JOHNSON - MoclossJ'S tue P'"os o. D'''
Nj JAMESON Obi. ars appearance in So~Y'rt for many
y1Ss5s, a. II Hs 6e,a tei a. George PsytouL
M o. no LAND :. sunny.ias ae TisnssS .,..n.,
~. sIhRE .. msdsla FoytOD ibe SosIhsra planter.
h ALLEN e D1 %u iasDyYs'b bee sGa' 1857 belle
~3 BE p''a'0s' IN fivE ACTS.
A''h'"'A' 1aERicAS SCENES.
SOUTHERN HOMES,
THE ocTORooNi
LIFE IN I6UIsIASA-
The Is laid in the Delta II the hss';pl River on The
Plantation Of TsueOOnne, belonging to Madam feJton'
Abe tn.e-the preseai wn.sF m.,.,,s
N.B1 hs OcoroOn southern name gven Ia tho Ssosh
CHAHACTER3
Hsa Peyton Of Terrebonne Plantation. Ia the Ataks-
PCS, widow Of the late Judge Fey ton Mrs blAhe
oserse Feyion, her nephew, educated in Europe and
returned home n OafohPoN
IsrQb MClloskey, formerly ovefseer OF 1eneo2nns'
bat on,-hslf Of the estate BIZ l. o. Johnrtoh
RsIem Scaddor Yankee from Massaoausers, now
oveTseer % rerrsbonDe, great on iuPro'one1's ana
inveniions Photographic operator ana esea -
little OF everything generally NJ y 'oHof'On
Pete an Oh uncle late Judges body sery
ant but ole to work, sa' ...hr w. 9aaeson
(uis hTst Appearance In New Y ork for many years)
Toe. OctOrooE girl tree the natural Guild q The late
Judge by Q0adToon slave Miss Agnes hooert'on
sunny side Pisu;er neighbor and Ole ireno Of ths -
PeyfOpF. "
Dors sunnyside his only daughter and bersss, =, .,
Southern Belle. sv
Iafourche, rch Planter.
" Mr. d. BSUroicsull
Paul yellow boy af4voTi'e Of the late Jadgo, and so
allowed do much be Miss burke
RAtls Mate Of the Magnolia steamer - MI H. feArsou
Colonel Pondsxter . AGcti0neer and slave sales
Judge 4hbodeau1 young Creole Planter Miss ~ secor
Cei1ou Oversecf
Jackson Planter AIee
Claiborne uctioneers CLERK. Ar fonsl
Gfacs yelo gi slave Oin per
Dido the cook Mrs Dlnn
Mrs Claiborne piss linton
Minnie Quadroon slave. miss WAIVERS
Planters. slaves, deck hands, and ladies'.
THE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY.
Eothng sxenaate saght set down In malice Shakes
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Mufbinerp.


Medal Awarded ny the Sew-Jersey State fsir)
Has been Ia operation for and has proved Itself well
sdsped Tor many PuTpOse here light l. required
FOR PRINTING, PUMPING HOlSTiAO, DRIVING
COTTON GINS, he,
II invaluable being economical than steam and not pos
sib- damage life and property by explosion There
than ordinary coal stove, and
there charge for insurance IN consequence Of tr
being building dwelling The Government permits
thsa IA the Government stores. while steam Il pfoh0h-d
Many certificates could be given Of thsiE value ou. hardly
nes.sszry We the following specimen VI the many
ONCE o FssfsEsk SUPszGsTBSDsNr ob
Mokzfs Esszx RAILROAD COEPAsr, }
SsvAEK, y. J.. Aug -, lss9.
sro " REyYos esq Treasurer Newark Machine Co:
Dear SIR constantly since November last
Ercs.on's Ceoric Engines bull, and furnished oy ine
S.wsk Naohins Company Viewer induced before pofes.
machine Try H. from your Representations nas II
you'd do tie pumping Summit station, t. supply ths
TO exceed y cents psr day We
have ascee.ned from 1rcnrnt caTsay kept that hs cost
does e,esed 10 per day and the Escape hea nent
during inter season to preserve the pipes nom ay ~
frost
The machine requires bat little attention wkes be rem
dered by any ordinary sborns and ~e deem the oss
desirable machine for this that have yet sest
think needs but 10 be introduced 10 s"n
vince the NC .septieal Of it- utility - - -..,,,,
Yours truly. B. bAsSiS0bh +,
~ inesT ard Supi. Morris and EsssI T. v
These ynnes are manufactured sxcluEvely Ia tie state 81
kEWARK MACHINE COMPANY,
wse prepared oil orders fer them eshs- r.sarey
for suy part Of the United ststes OF ths world NJ.
The pubic invited examine these engines 81 tee 'h
Of the Company corner Of High sod Orsnse"s