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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
7 S. MARSHAL,S SALE

NJ S. MARSHAL'S SALE
BY virtue Of writ of execution to me
directed, from the Clerks Office of the United
States Circuit Court, for the Seventh Circuit and
District of Indiana, will on the 18th day of July,
A. d. 1860, between the hours of l 0 O'Clock a. m
and clock p M. of said day. at the Court House
door, in the town of Knox. Starke county, Indiana,
offer for sale at public auction, the rents and profits
for the term of seven years, of all the following
described real estate, to-wit: The south half of
the north-wcs quarter and the northeast quarter
of the southwest quarter of section three 80,
township thirty two (32), Range four ~ west /;
all situated and being in the county of Sarke, and
State of Indiana and upon failure TO realize a suf-
ficent sum to satisfy the demand, will at the same
time and place, and in manner aforesaid, offer for
sale the fee simple of said real e taken upon
execution and ordered to be sold as the property of
the defendant, to satisfy an execution in favor of
Abram l.. Vail, against the Junction Railroad
Company. Il. G. ENGLISH,
U. S. Marshal for the District Of Indiana
By LEWIS JORDAN, Deputy.
June 81, 1860. n22w1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
He PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT,
Local Department.
Seott's Collecting Agency

Ar. ]. 9. Scorr, who does General Collect
ins Bsssnsss, Is authorized to receive Subscrip-
lions, Adverts ements, &c, for US, and to give
receipts for money due this Office.
We cheerhily recommend Mr.. Scorr as a
careful. prompt, and honorable man. CLaI;;s en-
trusted to him for Collection. could not be placed
In safer hands A. c. THOMPSON,
Ed Democrat.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
WEST TOWNSHIP

Also the following described lands in Fulton
County, situated about two miles East of the Mici
gan Road, and joining the south line Of Marsha,
County, to-wif:
n. E. or n E. qrSec ; T. 81 \. Il. ; T., a 49
half eqr....." ...3I.........- -
Lot No. ,. ......" >. ...3I.........-..- 54-f='
Persons wishing to purchase unimpgovcd land'
on easy terms, Will do well to give me call. al
so have the F. O., address OF the larger portion e."
nonresident land owners, Which will enable me g.
ascertain the price q: a large quantity of land
which Is not described III the above list.
THOS. MCDONALD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
Real Estate Agency.
5000 ACIDS OF LAND FOR SAIL
ENHE UNDERSIGNED Is ALI ~

to sell the following described Lands al Gerry
Iotc figures; part down md the balance in annual
payments, from one to four years, With interest,
maid annually:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

PAraoSIzE HOME lNDUsrRY-Mr CARBsrr-
than whom there s not better Artist this side of
the big water"-inferms us that he will con
time for one week longer to take the best of pic
lures, neatly put up in cases, at the low price of
twenty five cents. This is certainly an induce
mont, and a great one, for old and young, large
and small, married and unmarried, good. looking
and bad Hooking. the grey haired veteran and the
"big boys" the aged matron and the lass whose
cheeks dimple as the rose," to walk up, roll up.
and tumble up, to CARBUrr's Premium Picture
Gallery, over PERsHrSo & Co.'S Drug Store and
get yourself "taken " mot by the Sheriff. but by
Mr. G. for the small sum of twenty-five cents.
Coon OsE.-Our friend CUrsHAw, of Sewing
Machine notoriety. tells us yarn which goes down
pretty hard, but he vouohes for the truth of il and
ID therefore responsible. Not long since he was
stopping at hotel in village about thirty mile.
from Plymouth. and while at the supper table the
following oolloquy took place between guest of
the louise and she landlady
Stranger" Madam. there undoubtedly Is tur
pentiae or something else in this tea Of mine"
Landlsdy.-" Impossible. There has not been
particle Of turpentns or any thing of the kind,
In the house for over year,
Stranger.-(Taking another swallow of tea and
making a wry faee.) But, Madam, I tell you,
and insist that there is something in the tea"
MISUNDERSTANDING forward confidently, takes
mp cup, examines it and takes a swallow .'Well,
90 declare, If that apt the cup that contained
'ne medicine we washed Johns sore leg in
CUraHaW eavs the ls,t T..
ne was out behind the barn with both hands near
the pit Of the stomach, trying to get that tea ont
of him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

BOURBON TOWNSHIP.
W half " E. or Sec. II 7. 33 \. X. , T., 4 -
half wqr y -
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
Lots and . See. T 81 n. r. , 10
Lot l." 7..
" half Il W or " "a ~
wqrs wqr - A
NORTH TOW NSIIIP.
hf n or Nv VI r. Sec I 50 \ X 2 L. 122
POLK TOWNSHIP.
W. half n. E. 9r Sec. 81 T. 50 \. R. T., y 81
seqrnw qr....." 36................. ~
half qr....'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
nwur.." 93I....... 100
seqr n " qr...." 80 35..... 20
One mile North Of Knots Station. fifteen acre
under cultivation-log house, well and young or
chard. Terms, one half in hand-balance IL ca
fear, with interest.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

NEURALGIA. This painful and common 4 isease
which physicians donot appear fully to understand,
will be greatly relieved, and in most instances d.
permanent cure may be effected, by the use of
WILSON PILLS, which regulate the stomach and
bowels, and produce soothing effect upon the
nerves which cause the acute pain. They are pre-
pared and sold by b. l.. FAHNEsTocK Co. Whole
sale Druggists, and prOprictors of b. l.. Fahnes
tock's Vermifuge, No. so. corner w God and Fourth
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. and Pershing & Co. and
merchants generally iy4t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
july 5-n24w3 Guardian of Isabelle Murphy.

GTATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
y Starke. To all whom it may concern: Be
it known that the Board of Commissioners of
Starke County, in the State of Indiana, at its June
Term, 1860, and on the 9Th day of said month, and
the 5th day of the term thereof. considered that
George Brown of the city of Lafayette, Indiana.
through fraudulent representation. obtained pos
session of ten thousand dollars of County Bonds,
that were issued to build the Court House in the
town of Knox, Indiana Whereuponl ordered
by said Board that the contract between the said
Brown and the said Board be declared forfeited :;
and that immediate steps be taken to rescnd the
same and to obtain cancellation of said Bonds
so fraudulently obtained. (The order and cOnsid-
Grafton of sad Board is found recorded in full on
pages AZ, -, and H. of record b, in said Court. }
Witness nay hand and the seal of the
{r e Commissioners Court of said county, this
e 18th day of June, A. ID. 1860
JOHN 5. BENDER,
June 81, lS60-n22w4 Auditor, 5. C..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

Dr. RoDAcK's REMEDIEs.-We publish in anoth-
er column Of to-aays paper. article copied from
the Cincinnati Times, descriptive of DR.. Roback's
extensive medical establishment in that city. BY
the way Dr. Roback' Remedies have obtained n
great and deserved popularity with all classes. 1t
has been but a short time since these Remedies
were introduced into our section of the country :;
yet DR.. BRENNAN. DIR. Roback's agent in this place,
informs that his sales of the Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier now far exceed those of all other
medicines for which he is agent, combined. The
for this that they have stood the test of
practical experience. We know this not only from
the mouths of others, but we have used them in
our own family with the very best results. For all
diseases of the blood general debility, whether
proceeding from sickness or natural weakness, in
digestion, and all kindred ailments, we recon-
mend the scandinavian Remedies as the uery best
medicines extant They are destined to achieve
not ephemeral success, but a permanent and
deserved reputation, which will render them ne
csssity in every m'y.-NopOleon o., North West,
March2.
See advertisement. n25t4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

u No remedy has been introduced to the public
within recollection that has rapidly attained
universal popularity MS DR.. John Bulls Vegetable
To,u, Destroyer This is TO be attributed to its
combining, in perfection, two qualities never be-
fore united it is pleasant to take. and at the same
time prompt and sure in its etfects.--Paducoh
Herald.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
CIR C Il RE

have the largest stock ever brought to this place
| can sell good IS cent tea for so cents good
brown sugar for 7@6 cents per pound
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

~ UARDIAN'S SALE.-Pursuant to an order
IL of sale made by the Common Pleas Court of
Marshall county, Indiana, at its June Term, 1860,
on and after July 26th 1860, will receive offers
and sell at private sale for cash, Bounty Land
Warrant for eighty acres of land, belonging to the
heirs of David Murphy, deceased numbered 6.l24
in which Isabelle Murphy, person of unsound
mind, has on interest of one fourth. The other
heirs will join in the sale and assignment Offers
can be made to me or to Reeve Capron
DAVID MURPHY,
iuly 5-n24w3 Guardian of Isabelle Murnhy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
SHOES! Shoes! SHOESll!

a very complete stock comprising every variety
Good heel CATERS for % and others in proper
ton.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

Known as the Wilson Farm, about CD acres "a
der Misunderstanding house, stable and goo
young orchard. One fourth in hand, the balanr
in five or ten wears with interest annually.
WALNUT TOW NSHIP
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

p. SIN connection with our store have
opened Tailor Shop under tho charge of Mr..
+. J. Rcnner who is on hand with all the lates
fashions and warrants all his work.
May 3, 1860. l5f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
QUEENS-WARE d CLASS WARE

At Wholesale and retail
All are invited to call and examine our stock be
fore making purchases elsewhere
ID M'WILLIAMS
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@arfaparila= uno Ebeer=Ninem,

tutire1 SartleibtSteit, GObbrcnnea, GOpfweb, wel9es bon etnem
perborbeneu Wa9en bertcmmt, llebelteu, llnreinltbtett, Sd,mer.
,en unb trantbafte llntbahstet Der @inseueice. 8labum8en, Gp-
petitlOfisfeit, @elblu6t,c. @s i9eint, feline FtQen 9e6cn cine 10
cIacmetne Sufrebenbeit. Gin ier gutter 9lan mirce es iein, wenn
nan bieie 3Nsn ~einnabme, wdbrenb man bic gSiIctiri9cn 9etrau9t.
Die cbiaen Me6tSinen wercen nur ~Suberettet bon
Or. Smopne un6 Spbn,
Ir. 8 0orb Giebente Ctr. Oberbalb Der Wiarttfr.. philadelphia.
Bertnuftl Bel:
Sfooe q. GOct, 70 8aIttucrefr.
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S. SaitmbaIS, 8rOaOwap Mab Canton Npsuue.
: S. 4R. &H@ 95 8rcoepop.
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0ofale ipieoer bic beltebter mulitaliiden ltt>
terbaltun9en oeS riibmlidit befannten Trip'8,
2auL u a4mann uno &lein, itatt.
gSF Sn benz i6onen unb bequeu eillserid)s
teten SpnmsrSarteu Der @upbclia Salle, $50
@analltruBe, 1T bedte Abeno Gpu5ert, au8se.
fiibrt bon BID s Gprnet 8ano.
go @~rn5ert. 0eute N6eno @ou5ert
NIT @e lan98portrdser bonn Baltimore Quar-
tett unO benz BARTON drger Wllpmann in
0rn. S9ierbplp'S @arten, % Nlbemorlefr.
EB Seute glbeno Sarmpuie= W1llit, auS=
9eiubrt BON Capt. 6elonuann'S @itn @Ornet
Bano III Der NrbettersSane, 5 @. 6reoeridltr II.
Ga 0eute Ibeno Gcn3ertsWul inter
Qeitun9 oe8 grof. @bas. Yereld, III Der Turns
bale oes SD5. Dem. Turnperein8.
g- Seute Nbeno Gon5ertzNtuli i'm Gar
ten Der alien Gurnbaae, @fe Don 6rpnts uno
Qrmbarbfr.
Mg Sn benz BEL benz Butlifum 10 le9r be-
liebten Bellevue 9urten be8 Srn. IS.
8ullmann fi1oet ii6ermpr9en Gan5per9nii9en
ltatt.
Ng~ @rcurltpn.- Der @e Iangperetn
Trpblinn bdlt it6ermpr9en cine @rcur1tpn na9
gteuBenoSrfer'8 @arten (8elair 6oao). 6reunz
be lduoli4er 8er9nt9unsen MAIDEN mir paruuf
aufmerfi Jam.
M1-Grcurlton. Der 86itippsS tamm
g2p. 8. 9. 8. 81. Sc. bdlt iibermprsen eiite
sroBe Grcurlipn na9 81 8elair Part
(8elair Noao). Die 8rioer be8 SrDen8 To-
mie paS Yublitum I'M MGsemeinen MAIDEN mir
auf bieleS ldnpli4e 8ersnit9en auf mertlarn.
gag- Die 2aps@ rep'8 perantalten am Mcnz
tag cine @rcurliOn na9 Gbetertcipn auf benz
l4Snem Oampfer ugeor9ia."
80 Birt9i salts GrSffnnn8.
ST. SObn Sdwur5 miro feline Wirtbi4aft, 60
gan Salle, @de Don 8pnos II. 8aufltr., iiberz
mrrsen nit etuem l%uperbeu 2und e%rSfnet.
81 Wirt9 refining.
6elnldmeder MAIDEN mir oarauf a%ufnterfl an,
oaB pr. Sebn S9nSrr feline neue WirtbI9aft
gum u@aribaltt 9auS," $50. 2O7 Srlean8tr.
ibermor9en nit au89e5eidnetcm Gplti4en 0a'
9erbier uno oelifatem 2und erDffuen lpiro.
BS Wir MAIDEN p18 ipetntrinfeupe Bubli=
fum auf bic Nu5ei8e oeS Serrn .. Surb in
go. 161 2ombaroltr. aufmerflam. Man trintt
bort Elm fampI e8 @laS N6einz pber Yfll5erz
Weul ddt uno unoerfllIdt.
rs 9DlpipaDS Nilem
obus eine Spur bon QuedFIber pber irsenb aneere iddoItde mine.
raIi4e StOfe. suiammeaseiest einsig nnb aaein aus %es9etabtIt-
I9eu Grtracten, bilben bic md1h9fe 0erbtnbun9 CUR Ve sretbun0
aler innerlt4en Rrantbett. Sie bur6ortn9en eaS S9iten unc
mirten Iopobl fdrteno ais ~reini9enb bel eper &6rper-@ contribution.
gu baben III Der 6abrit go. 80 Weaioen Sane 9terp- yort uno bel
allen Oru9Silsn gu 25 @tS.. SO Cts. ub 81 bic S8ahtel.
(Sul30, lW)
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"a @tenbenoer ammlnng. -
Mrrsen Mbeno 8 l1br filbet in Me4anic8 Sau
wieber cine misunderstanding ifatt. 0ets
teres bariiber /. in Der Nnncnce.
gF 2ibertp 9alls@ on5erte.-
9eute uhb MOntue finpen in Capt. 9eiSeri4's
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@i4ti9 fir jun9e 9eute!
0r. gamIon's mnS Dr. 2acpfe's
Deutl6 : franaSlilde Seilanlfalt

OtNITW : TIWN6UTIWt QtIIWIJIWII,
52 8rOabwas. benz Ct. @tbelas 9Otel eeseniber. gler.gprt.
pie gtOtbUsatLtetets. tn Sraattsitsn Der @si@II @tsOreaue cine
Staatsn ~ bieten. BAT bic Obtsea 9erren seranla6t, aud In biefer
Spseialttat unent8eltlt@ta @att gu srtteilen.
Sa Sieiea 70 rtAteen ,uebeln TT itre Sebaneluns araloe NIT
~perjenieen, welGe III Der Y0rtler @rarts aneeman6t unb BON aeGn-
nern, mte Mtecrp, @elpean &c. Sertreten wirb.
I'm ouA bier biefe 70 ~erfDlsrette Wtetbobe e%tnJuthbren, bat Sr.
Or. Qacpne non benz Hospital des Veneriens tn Paris fm be-
pceen setablt, Elm 3psisbureau IN giemsyort In obtser &nfalt
a~nsalesen, NO feline uno Or. NeproS yrdparate tets ~sprr6tbta
en wercen.
perlOacu, welde NIT Sensrti6ea pser eeteimen 8ranttetten be.
taltet fnb. burG Sauenereu6e, SelbfteFeduns Cber fcnRtgt Mus-
nibIGmG@e, 8ittern Ter @litber. Muetnl@w66e, NadnT6mer,sn
Ocer wcbl gar i&cn dn Soutommener SunpCtens ODER @eihlextS-
ben. ste psrSen fiber SeRstlt Obue tn 'bren @sl6dftsn sef6rt
;u pereen.
Sn ben ~betreHenben 6Gnen merten aud etestriIte, aalSantfAe
un6 nadenettIGe Wlttel aneementet.
au& wtrb per GOrreisoaesns IN 8rtsfen 0att ertteitt. wenn$
etneei6lcHen Vne. SCt6e 8rteie bittet man an Bog 1916 gpf
Office New.gprs az ~obteIFren.
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Do A9a@@@Ss4S SranspOrtmeiittrszO Office.
8altimpres nbObtD=Gtfenbabn.
sead, ben SGbern mnb Gebirsspldten.
Dur6fabrt- Gidets mad Mbte. Sulpbur, Swset, yteo Speet
&otbrit9e alum unS Bath Mlur; Sprtn9S tonnen IN Der cam.
ben.S Station in Baltimore su ben lbs BORN. umo 40 9annt..
3I9en, ta9tt9, fur @~Sal9tnStpn SSnntaeS ens9saenlne"
9encmmen wcroeil. Der Wecr9snSus tibrt nap ben Sacerl.
Ndd) SerfeteD &prinss.
Gerldst Baltimore um $50 Iorn,. ODER ut 4 Radut. unc
G01bnatCn nm 7.40 Born. ODER $40 NaHn. uno erretdt oe
8d6er 2 Wtetlen bon cir SobnS Nuts station UNI ungefGgr .
llbr Na@mitta98. EiteIs mad coer pom Sr Sohn'S, 1913 wtel.
len, 81. 80. 3ebn Sage Wa6tebr- Eifets 81 bon Baltimore unS
50 bon @aIbtn8tcn.
Stadb Sprbams 9prinss.
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bic Windeiter. giienbabn unb tommt IN bent Babe un bic WtItr
taa33eit an. Sabrpreis $4.75.
Rad, Oaflam0,
$500 Tus Iber Baltimore an ben Iuesanies nnb at Der @tien.
babnliae. Dian nebue ben Wtor9en- 0ber Nadmttta9. Su9 BON
Baltimore ooer gSalbin9ton. Sabrprsis 6.15. gntErn1n9 ZS2
Meien. Tabrset 10-l1 Stuneen. 3ebn Gage carbohydrates
$40 bon Baltimore uno So bon &aibinSton.
Otadb 0raftunsS nnttiOn,
ebenfaus brett an Der GiIenbabnInie. Nian nebme ieben 3uS.
Tabrpreis So. gntfsrnuns 20 Melen. Sabraet un9edbr IL
Stlnben. 3ebn Gage @adtebr.Eidsts $12 bon Baltimore uno
$14 BON Nalbn9ton.
@n allen bitIe1 plasen finb beqneme nnb onssessi@nete Neco-
mobationen fit SOmusrbelu@er einSeri&tst.
%: g. Smitb. Granssertmeiler.
5. 81. Cote. generaI- Gidet-& seut. SG14.1mt
@imbeersG Hens
@aacne Gaib $500.
Sanitation 6imbeer<G1e
fir: .8ursuaber 1in,teer. atncnabe"
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cber "Tren6. 9imcnobe"
aRf 8eEeIIun8 bic @alone GaIb muir IS Cts.
bel s.. Witti&,
w1l.V @6e bon Sonettep unh N0htr.
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Mmntn98 Mmntna8
Tenfters

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merben I9Sn xnb sel9madoou autsemabt
3ubiIIiaenp retien
bon 8. SO. &pane.
go. 2 8cplp's @berie. /. Gbire bon Gfe pruttfr.
R5- 3sItbd9sr flr @artenpirbi9afen, Gtore's u. |. 10. merben
tet eesr gum &utreNe9 0tnaaHt (N9at4-)
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Sic merfwiirOigiten Gnren, Die nod ie
uerrtdtet Wur0en.

Uerrtdtet purOeu.
Swapne'8 5uiammenSeiester Sprup bon
NtIbttri@ en- turirte COWARD 9ampipn, Germantown No0o;
Der nicrten ~9e9eniber. BON einert 9uiten, &bnabme oeS 6ley9es
CT tOnnte wsbsr lteben nod IteSem 09ne gei6WerIi4teit. ar6ettet
in geOrse Smeenee's 9afueref, Gdb9e &OaO, unter9alb gSaaaee.
9napne'S Wtlotirlden turirten G5etiel 9bc@
mas. .nubs Yb5nrpiue tra9erbin bon g9ilaoelp9ia, BON Ha9t-
Idwsten. fir@terliben Suiten, turSem atbem; istn 0an3eS S9-
tenn mar auBsrOrSentIi9 sedWa9t. :Drsbebn Sabre faO ieit'
benz rerIpiien uno CT erireut lt4 nod INNER elmer 9uten @eluno.
bet.
Sipapne'S WilDtiri9em betltem bic Sran OeS
6rn. Oenart. 95 Oft pennItraBe, ~Oteaoing. SIT fet ~uberSeu9t,
6aB fe ibr 9eben retktet. sic bate bic a~usaebrango I'M ,eo4ien
@rube. waree absr pS0i8 9elunb, naGoent le DE SSltettrl@en g.
brau&te. Sr. g. @. Stepens. Orng9it in Geaetn9, oehen
8aSrSeitsIisbe Miemanb ~beswsiielt, tanm Obi8e swei Suren beSeu-
gen, 6a bic Ntebsin BEL tbm setauft pprben.
Merate 9ebrauden unp entpfeblen e8
Or. s. S. guiOn, Trantin eouutp. &p.. iarei6t; nSett II
Sabren babe i'd cine ltarte 4srarls nnb empfe9le Or. SUapns's
Saiammenseiesten esrup bon 8il6tiridgsn Dor alien anoeren 9se:
Sbinem. sn ben 70 ie6r ~9elr9tehl1 Gun9entrantbeiten. Die ii1
in aeutudS ais 10 bSSartS er~eiiea, baltic I'D i'm fir ell uni@ds-
bores NdtteI."
@arnuna. - 2aufe teinen IrtHel, ber por9ebli9 @ibfrI6en
entbalt, Dem gamsn tsltsStsr gerste ~anss9anst iinO, Die aser nidtS
nit leiner 3uammeniebuh9 81 tbun batten; rage aber thinner
ausbrldli& mad rDr. SwapneS Snlanmsneeiestem S9rup bon
&iIbtiri4ea. " bic einsts a4te @iletiriGen 3uberettunS.
StunNtto,2 iifpraItFpTtp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-25

A Coop SuoT was ma @ few DAYS az, by q little
boy The son Of Mr.. JIM. Lcavcll, hyinr n.nr Amis
vile, Rappahannock county VA, the sportsman
only ten years old. He discovered wild goose
on mill pond near his fathers residence, imme
dlatcly procured loaded rifle crep, through some
bushes 10 within fifty or seventy five yards .! the
goose, and he says, with knee rest, took mand
fired, putting the bullet through It's body, killing
it instantly. With the assistance of his dogs he
got the goose out If the water aud brought it to
the house, highly delighted. IIc did not know
what it was when he Killed it, as he had never
seen one on land or water before. 1t was very FAT
and tender, and made nm excellent dish
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THE EcLEcriC MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE, which has
just come to hand. is embellished with an elegant
mezzont likeness Of Count Cavour, the dis,in-
guished Italian statesman The contents ii
the present number are unusually Attractive
The sub;o,ned extract from the iitor's Note,
will convey to the reader. some idea OF their cha
racter:
Ancient Orators and Oratry will take the mind
far back on visit to the great intellects of the
past. The Ocean Geology isyery instructive.
The recent conflict between Spain and Morocco
imparts fresh interest to the subject. The pre-
scnce of the Japan Ambassadors in this country
will excite desire for inform ltion about their
country Vowed the Dane will tell its own story.
Revolutions in English History is reiolent Of in
terest The Phenomena OF the Chance World is
suggestive. All that concerns Italy in her pres
ent aspects will be welcome to the reader. VIII
liam the Silent is rare historic parsonage.
Mr.. II, C. Victor is agent for the work in this
city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-25

THE CRops IN GREENBRIER CoUNTy.-Thc last issue
OF the Lewisburg Chronicle says: "Tbe wheat crop
in this county far have been able to ascer-
tain looks much more promising than early in the
spring Owing TO the recent heavy rains, the growing
crops generally, have been greatly revived In some
localities wheat is represented as looking very well
willis, in Others the yield will be small in view of the
large amour sown lat fall. Tic past winter was n
very favorable one for wheat, owing to there being
but II tie snow, and numerous hSf freezes. AS the
prospect regarding the crops is ming, we suppose
the elongated faces Of farmers~i!l also brighten
up.
The fruit promises an abundant yield which is very
cheering to the lovers of natures delicacies If Mr..
Frost will only spare the tender sciens shall have
the pleasure of eating to our utmost fill, ere many
months shall roll around.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-25

TARGET PRAcTIcE.-Thc Rifle Grays will assem-
Bile ut their Armory this afternoon at halfpast
one o'clock and will march thence to the "W bite
Rock" where they will practice during the after.
noon at target shooting. 4 very handsome gold
medal with appropriate devices, will be presene ed
to the "best shot" and medal Of pure lsather will
be accorded the gentleman who Shoots widest
the mark" For the latter distinction, there arc
large number of contestants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-25
Congress-.

WAsniNGr1S, May 2lth. The II use of Rcpfc.
srn'nt,ves passed the Senac's Pacific telegraph
bill with amendments throwing open contracts To
competition, Also passed tho civil appropriation
bill, arpropria,ing for the coast survey light hon.
scs. aud among other items. u million ior taking
the census. The Pacific Railroad bill was dis.
cusscl
SrNtrR. This body passed. n bill .pro,iling for
the ildfirus Africans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-25

SENT oN--Thc examination If John Y. Dun
can, charged with the murder of his fathern-aw
George W. A. Raine, was concluded Iefnre,a Mag
istrate of Washington county. WednesdaySnght,
and resulted in his being sent on for further trial
before the next Circuit Court Of Washington
county The prisoner was at once remandcd to
the County jail at Abingdon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-25
Texas Politics.

NFw ORLEANS, May ei,h.-A meeting of the
principal citizens Of Galveston, irrespective Of PR
ty, has been hedat which the action uf the South.
ern delegates in the Charleston Convention, and
the Southern platform were endorsed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-25
Another Duel.

SAVANNAH, NJ, J 24lh.-A duel was fought this
morning ut servers Ferry. between Commodore
Moore, late Of the Texas Navy. AMI &. a. l.. La.
mar. Shots were exchanged, after which an nmi.
cable aud honorable adjustment was ctc,ei. The
difficulty grew out Of the forma stcsim nv in the
Farnum cas-,