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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. Q. Aoa
WHEELER & IGLEHART,
wT Tes R-NsE TS aT Ia ", 61RsS.E r.

IWTTOR.N.EY US .sT Ia ~, G5B.S.1sE-
0rZ al Collection and Real Estate Agency Office
on Third street, opposite the Court House.
Enquirer copy.
RTJTRSs Ss Es.FSTss, zCRE-5.N.1S MOSS
81 Candy Howe'a Cough Candy, and number
of other pleasant remedies for Cuughs-oftentimss
better than the more expensive and nanseatlng
medicines 1t E.ttA IL MAIN STREET.
TNIO .mERCgf.z.N'TS, PHk'SECE-4-VS
N AND DRUGGISTS.
We ara regularly receiving additions TO our stock
of Dates MEDIcINEs, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VARSIsHEs, PERFUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which We are prepared to offer To the trade on as
good terms as can be pI chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isviile, St. Louis.
We have in store 10 tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD in kegs of % lbs, so ms, and 100 lbs, which
Nc ara selling to the trade at prices.
KELLER & WHITE.
Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-03
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Home Insurance Company,

ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY A NJ
le6e. MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE
STATE OF INDIANA, PURSUANT
TO THE STATUTE OF = -
THAT STATE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

Tue WORK ON THE RAllRnan.--W are era,iicd
10 know that the work upon the Covington and o.
shio Rairuad sail cen;innes II progress with be-
coming energy and speed. II some time past,
however, We learn Aiat portion Of the work has
not been rfo'een'ed AS rapidly as it would havc
been under other circumstances owing In the
scarcity Of gram along the line Of the road. aud
the difficulty in p7oeurug nroy isions in sufficient
abundance Tor supplies. THIS obstacle need not
interfere IN future, Ms the prospect for al album
dant yield Of pr .daee, WIS neysr morc Hatterin.
ami encouraging than at he present time. We
hone som. tArr fore. learn that the work On all
the various sections, goes hva,rly on aud then va
can confidently hope to hear the whistle uf the
steam horse, Mt the White Sulphur SPRING. in tie
course nj eighteen or twenty months at the fur.
thc>t- Lerisbary chronicie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

BELL AND EVERETT N FAuoriEn.-The Warren
ton Wing sp"aking ii the late Bell jaud Everttt
meeting in Fauquier county. SAYS that il was a
elo'ious meeting and exhibited much enthusiasm.
lion. Samuel Chiffon. and cur t3lented Elector,
Shack eliord. addressed the meeting with much
effect, in soul stirring and eoqneg speeches hich
were received with ihnnders if applause. We
nave never seen the old Wing spirit thorough
ly aroused than it WIS then Ave thought of other
days long past and gone widen the old Wing pi-
nroeh' in thrilling aud aim st maddening sounds.
summoned our gallant hoy. to battle and to yicto-
ry. Wings, Democrats. and all. listened With ear
nesnese and patience, ior they were really intcs
Is" We are thor0u khly enlisted in Fauquer
,or the battle Every Wing in the county will
% until at * III Il. siss as 1 .s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

MIND How YOU SSEEx.-Ths Parkersburg
News Of Thursday says; "A few days sipce. tho
assistant cook hoard the steamer John Buck
Chen lying wharf YES seized with y Ct ii
sncszing. during which he di>lnca.edh his shoulder
joint. 1t was reset by DR.. Wheeler. There ia
danger. therciore. in snrcziuy %s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

DEATH Of FoEmER CITIZEN or LYNcur,RC-
VIM p. Greene. Esq, formerly Of Lynchburs and
well known piano tuner, died suddenly on Fri
,lay last, at the residence al his father law,
Thomas Thornton N Charlotte CO. Mr. g. has
been lon5 suffering fram paralysis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
DIED,

VA Wednesday, the lst Instant. in the third
year of her age AMANDA WALKER, daus h,er OF
john 5. and Lazy ". Maker
Tie burial viii take place Today from the resi-
dence of Mrs. John NJ. Otey at four o'clock p NJ.
Til" relatives aud acquauta,.ces of the amiy are
invited IT, attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
LATEST NEWS III TELEGRArn.
From Washington.

From Washington, =,
WkRnfErroN. Aug. L. Capt VIM. n. @Sack
hM bean appointed Quar- or, Master Of Marine. IN
! the plsce al Sutherland, dismissed.
\ special dispatch to the New York llenld
says 81 . re see 'ien movement fss hNdowcd
BY Kettle. recent ~ 0 b has male moro excite
n'eut than was supposed; that c"nerrled action
had been taken by several States and an agent is
to tie sent t. Eurooc Ia eonni ihe Cabinets Of
ENGLAND aud Fe,nce rs to The y Icy they would
lei bound to pnrsuc towards a9S"uihcrn Coniedc
Roy in ease Of dissolution Of the Union.
Markets.
BNr1M,Ne. August l-fInnr advanced L. IN
- cents, linwarl Street anl CITY MIls-S5 II
Wheat firm and active Rcd III 20 to 81 50 :
White 81 30 to 81 80. Corn higher aid frm
yellow - cor,s: White IS 10 so coats Pro,is-
'on- quiet and >,ea'iy. Whiskey slightly iippruv
cd; Ohio 81 cents.
NEw Y"HN, Ansu tl.-Noon.--F nd anced
cents: Southern $500 to - u, What Il lsu, :
led cent southern Red Sl,3o. Corn nj yanced
Mixed 624 To 63 cents. Pork firm aud quiet
Lard finn. Waiskey finn NJ o0|
Stocks active aud higher. Virginia >ixos 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

WE are requisite to say that II meeting Of tbs
Executive Committee Of the Lynchburg Agrcul.
tura Society will be held this evening ut their of
flee, commencing at O'clock. Members ure re
auested to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

'Iessnedss hean be done. il NO will only make up
our g.iaas 10 do it," -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

Rev. nr. Cox viii, by Divine permission, preach
his farewell sermon, previous 10 leaving Tor the
South, gu next Sabbath muruin;s at II o'clock A
NJ, at Tyre"anaa Chapel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

ALMOST SurracArEp.- Two persons enga ed in
deepenin. II well. belonging to Martin Casey, on
First Street, Diamond Hill, had like to have fur
nished case for tine Undertakcr, Yesterday.
Samuel Mccormack WINS At the bottom If the
we'll, filing me ucket with the earth to BE- rcmn-
vel, whoa, upon being called to fram above, he
was observed To remain silent. and. Bernard Me.
Kinney, who WAS at the windlass. Immediately
s,spectinu the cause To be .uifcltion, ran to the
house Of James Me;nwan for hei3, and having SO.
cured it, was lowered down into the well. aud
succeeded in bringing up the sufocating man.
who was stretched upon the g'asS in An almost dy-
Ing condition. aud was not fully resnscatod for
nearly halt an hour. Let this example be warn.
ing + those thus engaged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
\ GIfT WITH EVERY BOOK,
Worth fiom 30 cents tC 800.


Worth from 30 cents tC 500
= y q * ),
y consistent i'ii- 'u,1f .oeR collected
ibst Book aus
Publishing on-' ia The tt}, al Of nAh ara III from the
publishers hhni and warranted pcricc In
NtAIAlb'l WItt tIr perfection 81 nrrHngrni, nj,
fnl Selection and clusd-ho o Anc'al aHd Modern Ii,ra
r has hrrn aapd, and ht, been rpicl mud
tel by c"mIrr- al Catalogue through ut thu country Ia
tm"dicd ai mqrr> d. and VIII bonaci Tree tommy hircs,
send for "a Gata.esYc,
VIII he ms,i allies. nnl prove nvnlu
able assistant IN the formation u bra, The aelrcpn
useful and entarainns rca'lng
CT [ L T 8
The lmiihss varieties of Gs II, rt"l aad their rcnly
Intrinsic viuc viii Commend ,,n al good
by buy Hrg q1tnlitr-. II t cash. enabled To
appor3ian er,Ier p.trpp- ntirr-,
raI viii convince thot VIM w~t /" sl the ttreaglh al
Inducements,
DISpATCH.
These Who regard rrnh reply I" mir orIr. will be
md send irr patronage the central hrapn New
f"k ,hy, with H. any d"rgiuG means "l lransr"ilrn
gives unrt allied g, anlnts Ia forwarding r lnr most lis
points The ulrhmrh
have been Thoroughly perfect i aL "rirts received h, The
evening mil The next morning tlcit h Their "a
in1an. aud n" ord delayed twenty four hours from
the time al their reception
We take the risk ~ MI .. thru, II ihc mail, II Tho directions
are followed Ms IN niaoal". which IL not done by other ,
order, letters tncps: in IT, II t'rd according tp law
insure ii safe return
AGENTS.
Hook Agents, and l!oe, ming To b"rom" should
Inc boo, sold
may be disposed Of in m 0ar way, through the .ducc.
ncnts gwen by US 10 the Iurcliastr.
.-T- We pHy ie most liberal commission Ia Agents.
" We Keep The Narrd md eNlrlsN" STOCK If Books
AMI Gifts and .r1ulnu-} IrrIatr the COMPLETE and
best c!assde, c,iau,ae In 81 country.
We guarantee 'tr satisfaction 10 MI who may favor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

New PArER.-Wc have received the first AMI
Sec, nd numbers Of the Petersburg Daily Bulletin
successor to the PetersburgPrcss 1t is neatly
gotten IN we'll printed journal, and will he val
liable addition to the press Of the commonwealth
DR.. Hanson, its editor. rs il will known, has nj
WAYS beea n consistent Democrat If the States
Right School. and having enjoyed an expern nee
If several years in editorial liz, is fully prepared
to conduct Dem cratic journal with success
The Bulletin supports Breckenridge and Lane.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
EsE.NDD: 1sa.OUss! HIDDD!
Uotmbotfs Hyhiy Concentrated kompoaad
Fluid Extract SarSapafilla.

Uetmbotfs HyAty Concentrated Gam ouad
Fluid Extract SarsapaEla.
1PaILIS
This Is an affection Of the blood, .,,..,.
LNINGs OF ms Hosl, LARS,
AID OTHER Mrcots SURF cl, -
Making lis appearance Ia HE iIruI of L L. ~,
ilcim'"i - EAttacI sarsAlarllA
And ,cmoyes all scay Eruption. oflbe skin
cI.EAi: A%u IlES LIlIY COLOR
1t bong prepared expressly Tor this class IT complaints, ii,
Bloc" Pufl, Properties prr~"ty" ioa ggcai,r extent
than an. "Inl preparation ol oarsaparla
HE1MsoLD'5 SORE WASH.
An excellent lotion Tor Diseases Of syhlc Nature. and
injection IN Dr oI the lrunr opans
llat, Ut dissipation, used N connection wth The fx'racs
Buchu or sara ,"tl., IA such Diseases as commended
Efh'"'t e u, roo. ,ef'dbfe anu rCSf'aSote fhdtdcf'r
CEEIlfloA1is OF CURES.
FRAN To 20 gfart s'a"df"g,
wrrH NAMES kNGTs 80, 70
For Mcdic Properties of BtcHU se9Dspcnsaory Of The
SEE roits.r DEVICES valuable worle on the Practice OF
ph,s,c.
remarks made by the late ceebral Dr. riYsICK OF
See Remarks ma c by Dr. EpIRiIu tcpowELL, ccc.
braed Ply and Member Royal College
geons ireland and published in the ir saetlons o the King
See Me'letG mrurgcal Review publl he'd by BISJAMlN
TRANEko, Fellow 81 Royal College Of Surgeons
See most ol The late Standard Works o. Medicine.
Extract Baehu......: 90 per bottle. SIX for $500
SArsapariila 100 !" 5.G0
improved .;o,c WASH 30 >" $50
HALF Tor sl200, wch will be sufficient tn
the most obstinate cases If directions are adhered TO- De-
yered any Address, securely packed from observation
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CONMUNICAII IONS.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratls!
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the city Of
rhia hi. ii. T. HriaBoLh who being duly doth
say, preparations contain narcotic mercury Ohc
il. Il. HELMBoLp.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day November
tS5I Nm. 4. ii BBEkD, 1hitratGi,
Ninth ST. ulDoye Race, ihila.
Address letters for Information in eonhid ace to
II. T. HEbMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot l0I south Tenth 81. beloy Chestnut, rhill.
Beware OF COuntarfeiss.
AND UNPRlNCiPLED DE3 LERs.
Who endeavor to dispose OF fiiEE owN aud orHEE ART
THE REPUTATION ArTAINLDBr
Helmbnlds Genuine prepa'ations,
=" Extract lIuchu
Sarsapariint
Improved Lose Wnf'
Sold 6y JOHN II. sEAI. LyvcuRrrG, Va,
AND All DRFGoLS7S EV8RY WHERF
ASK FOR HELMB0LDS. TAKE 40 OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for ,,n,.,,,,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AID EXPOSURE.
april d, '60d@clt
HAVE Il good NEW BUGGY and HARNESS cheap for
i cash II nj y. H. Baiy's - Main
street Also second hand Go ~ WATCHES of
them very fine, 10 dispose Oh u. AhEIe.-
aug LIS =
SuUTIIERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
~ mug Ia vICfUE's BOOK STORE.
VIRGINIA COAL OIL.
HyHIs OIL pronounced to be the best oil 4"T ~ use burn
Ing longer and gives more light supply constantly on
hand and fl sale BY PtEL eIh has,
En- courage r.. 5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

\ T. w i . Q * -
(rASTLE ElCnMOND-A new Novelty TroIlope.
~ Price. 81 90
LovEI THE WHOEVER 1hackery's las, Mover Illus
trard.-lrcc "a 1T
SHORT SrpEIEs--@i storics--ly Chas Dickcn.
~ Price ~ %
TENNYsoS's POEMS containing Lls recent pieces
rir, - cts
IMITATION OF cHEieT-hy Thomas A'Kem,iS
Price 81 90
TOM BROWN AT EUGBY-New Edition.
Price 81 30
TIE EELlQUES OF FATHER pEOUT- ILLUSTRATED iy
Alfred trnMlUns, London. lsUl-lrcc A. M
HOLCoMBl.S PoEM~--tNrw sulIyI
Price II 80
THE WEsr INDIES AND SPANISH MAMA new
IL work by Trolupe
Just received and for sale ~
jy 21.ts PAYNE { BLACK FOED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02


CaaD.--Dr. Robert Hunter, Of New York, PLY.
sician f,r Diseases Of the Throat. Lungs, and
Heart.-Dr. Hunter finds in concluding his visit
to Lynchburg. that many persons who desired to
consult him, rrocrastinated their calls until the
last moment. when he was unable to give atieu.
ton to their cases. q
To all such. an others. wishing to place them
selyey.nnder his IRA nasnt. DR.. Hunter begs t.
t.sfisnt II is always nrre desirable To the pa
fient pcrs nally yet. where that is not prac,ica-
bile he will treat their cases by preparing and
sending them medicines frsm New lnrk.-on re-
eeiying full and detailed statement Of the synip.
toms and cnnditi II Of the patient
1t is preferable t, have such statements made
out by the family physician; but where that is
not convenient. n plain saement 10y the parties
themselves will suffice. Very many cases have
been ssfullyltreaei in this manner through.
ont the country, where. otherwise, they could MI
have had the brnefit 81 the treataent.
DR. Hunter deems this Suggestion necessary
IA the nature 81 his engagements may prevent
him from gain visiting Lyachburg.
All con n,aniration may bc sent to his address
No 81 East 10Th Street. New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
HE ALL SUFFICIENT THIRD
THE GREAT AMERICAN REM1 DIES"
Known " HELL VI BOLD'SI
GENUINE PREPARAT viz :

THE GREAT AMERICAN REM DIES"
Known as " HELL N BOLD'S|
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz
HELMRei.b's INlGACr "nr cnu%
IMPROVED EosE wASiii.
nELMBoln,s GENtlN rElrAEArIdN.
cour0rNp FLUID EXrEAci Grclr,
pr Di,eas'. . 81 S GAnpGE, KIDNEYS GrA H., aud
nisoPslcA LsWLI.LINGS.
His Mclrino The power OF Digestion sscer
* or tAlCAEl"r- dispositions, AMI NIL tNNkiuEAL
ENLAEG EMkNle are reduced, rs well Ms PAIN lND IN
FLAMMAlloS, and Is good Tor
MIN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN
IlLMnoI.p ; EXTRACT nrcur,
Arising from isc.,sc- ub OF Dissipation Emily loli,c,o
X1rESnrn wlru ruE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
los Of Memory, Dncul4 ot Er'a!unp
Wcai Nerve, Trembling
Horror nj Disease, Nat,iulnc.s
UNIVERSAL Las,iIu'ie Of the Muscular sy stem,
Hot Hands. flushing nf the Body
PXIIIp couNTENANGE,
These symptoms II allowed 10 60 winch his m'd'eIm
lHr0iiNt5, rAII'lTY, ErlLrrrIc FITS,
~hisfT +" ,l ~ Y. u" ''''"'"us '""%'' =
Many are ""Hr" 81 lie chus" o thor suffering
the rrro rlr N9I ~ T yl.; is1nrv.
An" Me hathchofy DeuttA ~ tOpS"g,lfba,
REAR AMriE wlrStss ~ me Trt III % 1uE A-~H1in,t
TIE tDN~llI Ul1ON on T. AFFIrIEb MIN
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the ald oi uc,lieite 10 strengthen aud
luFigoratc tir system
Which lIriNBoIp's EXTRACT BtCnG .nuori.bty a.ts
TRIAL Will oosvIN,E H..
f,c MsMHnLp's Extract Bucnu al alcciisls nn dis
c;ste.uf the
Urinary Organs,
Whether cNis'mg
sale or Female,
From Mhacftr rUaa' o stuaiiug aud nr maitcrbf
"a
Diseases of tia NJ or require The aid oil III lEiIt.
IlELhiBUldG~ L&IkAtI bItIlG
l. iiil GREEN DitEE1IC,
And is certain 10 have the desired diseases
ron. WHItu If Is litDMIENbi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
Musical Notice


- Atm DtJ CHINE SACKS,
- AT tni MAIN STREET.
SPLENDID ch~siMFEt COATS,
AT loi MAIN STREE
CHEAP ~ SslMlRE COATS,
AT toi MAIN STREET
CAsSIAElE sHlf= GIL VI,
. Al ini MAIN STREE.
LINEN Dl'srErs,
At Ioi MAIN STREET
MARSfIlLls NtHts, faou pdtfe,Rs)
Al I'M MAIN STREET
AilbRA tbs tsap.. nag her and ntre1
NAl.E HIS, Eos 4lie
TIN largest and bans"'s Slott ralats In
Itnrhbufg, Al Ibl MAIN sTEEET
ttoIIINiinud RI liS-i ~ GotD- nj sr9rV dssoriuon
nooD GOODS, coop II -, Goob WoRkMA NSIIIP,LooD
BARGAINS, dirdss 10 De had VMs Kipsfactp,srs
Ar ioi MAIN STREET.
BURROUGHS, SHAFEH e. co.
]. lets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

T HAVE Il good NEW BUGGY and HARNESS cheap for
cash or on time nj y. II Balys ia Main
street. Also second hand GOLD WATCHES, some Of
them very fine To dispose Of i. AkEks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

VIRGINIA COAL OIL.
EyHIs OIL to be the best oil 4w use burn
lug longer and gives more light supply constantly on
hand and sale BY FEEL y II + ' ESs,
Wholesale Druggists, Alexandra, VI
eN-En courage home manufacture Pa
oh 2i-ctf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

OEA BARRELS HALIFAX CLIPPED No. HER
GOV KINGs-kelmona inspection,
900 HALF BELs. HALIFAX CLIPPED NO.
HERilN1o for sale By
Jy ls-dw JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTEY.
hfnnud II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

Patent Fly Traps.
HAVE received second suppl! Of his really ingenious
and valuable Invention for the catching and ostruying of
Flies Thcy The fvnlle notice the press aud
afford the ul satisfaction 10 all who have given Them trial
Those who desire to them In oern1n wish 10
chase, viii please call :. N. SIMPSON.
c Opposite Farmers Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

10 tHe AuiHITciS vi HVWe mdhuidttuits
lSr received from the Agents NJ Rock Island Factors lot
- superior tassues hisei Mzed Cadet ard Golden Mix
(assimers beautiful elegant. md will
ford ih"sc opportunity 10 e1npt themselves III bftl
suit Of Southern Manufacture.
Also leans tersys for Servants, from the
ia tnry Call and sct them. y. tiIbdENlILIMER,
ia Main street,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

Sold By JOHN II. SEA1. LYScHBrEG, Va,
AND All DRTGtLS7S EVAR YWAERF,
ASK FOR hELMBoLDS. TAKE 40 OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for !,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AID EXPOSURE.
Al Gn.dAr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

X{TE Just added present stock, another lot OF
w SILVER TEA SPOONS, which 10 be ma fine
as dollars sii.N ERTHOkN & CIlFT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
4 Romantic ioye Story.

The Richmond Dispatch chronicles
romantic story. derived from gentle
lnaD for many years engaged IN the pros
ecution of military claims, who obiaIned
the particulars from q de- cendaut OF tie
parties that form the subject OF The mar
ra,ive. Early IL The revolutionary war
q man Iamed Lane enlisted IN COM
pany raised al Manchester, "a, 10 serve
three wears. The company went North
and Joined Washngton's army. TAX
ing par. in all the previous battles, Lane
was severely wounded at Braudywine
or Germantown, aud during the battle
and after Lane WAS taken care Of by q
brother soldier to whom he had become
greatly attached. and who belonged TO
Inc same company as himself. The term
Of service having expired, these two SOL
diers were discharged, and returned
home, devoted and lnseparasle friends.
Ia the meantime the i lie OF war relied
on to the South. and they again enlisted
10 serve in Gen. LincoIn's army, al that
time engaged ia the sIege al Savannah.
Ia that siege they did their duly brave
" Al las, Lanes comrade was woun-
ded In turn, and was carried oil The fleit
IN the arms OF his devoted friend. " While
under the care Of the surgeon i was
discovered tha; his brave and tender
companion was woman. Il appears
that she had formed u strong attachment
for Lane, whom she had accidentally
met, but made 50 little impression upon
HIM that he die not recognize her when
he afterward met her disguised as a sol
der. She vas 10 SPAR when Lane
enlisted, and under the Inspiration Of
affection she fled from her parents,
donned the Contiue l'ai uniform and fol-
lowed him to the wars. What ensued
was proper fuale to such romance.
The wounded woman reco5ered, and as
room as he twain were released from
captivity they became one. They lived
many years very happily together, and
lei, several children. Both the man and
his wife received pensions until their
decease, for services rendered as sol
diers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Wheat aud corn Crops-The South Importing Food
from tie North.

We present the following from the
Nashville Banner OF Saturday. as an IN
dication OF the prevailing excitement a.
the South regarding The supply Of food.
III Is 4 settled fact tie corn and wheat
crops of the South are failures, aud that
the cotton States wl.l have to be purchas-
ers OF corn from more fortunate North
ern and Western divisions Of tbs Union.
Our people are Interested upon this sub
Jec, as one of much greater importance
than tie political divisions OF The North
and South, and as il 10 Febuke the minds
and restrict the spirits which have dared
to whisper secession from the North, an
Almighty Power has made the Southern
DIVISION Of the country as dependent up
Oh the North fer food as the North has
been on the South Tor Cotton. TIVE such
failures IS The South experiences this
year, succession, would ruin her. Hap
pIly for the oou.h, the cotton never en-
urely fails and IS an augmented Gro, Of
CT Is estimated 1900 900.
For once king Cotton must ablcate
ms commercial throne. content 10 make
one Of triumvIrate that hencefor.h rules
the world. That which would have been
deemed impossible few years since has
NOW actually occurred, and Georgia.
NJ sslssIppI and other States are import
ing their food from Illinois and Indiana.
During last season Missouri supplied This
demand, Iu, she WIll be unable this wear.
for her crops have famed IN great meas
ure, while the demand then light IS now al
most incalculabie The completeness OF
the failure IN the South II - hard 10 CON
template. The toae os every exchange
Is Responding and almost iespairiug.-
The Montgomery { Ala.) II1tl, Of late
date, says: 1--WE are satisfied from rei!a-
bic sources, that the crop of Eastern Al
ahama and Western Grorgia, wIil fall
far short OF the needs OF home cousuin-
err, aud if there should not be a heavy
crop IN South Alabama, backed by iow
prices IN the Western, there cannot bur
be immense suffering for the ''s.af OF
life Aud this demand from the South
Is mlde simultaneously with similar
call from Europe
As Il PFovidenslaliy, a suPerabuudant
harvest has bless j The North aud The
West, and, and supplies from those quar-
tetS dte DO ithtiy % De Scduty or dear,
aai there IS no need Of those fearful and
rather ridiculous forboIiug Of famine we
see promulgated N some papers But
40 doabl spectators VIII handle the ar
uctes extensively this season, and per
haps 70 the advancement Of prices euor-
mous!y. With the small stock 81 wheat
and corn on hand mere, we imagine Nash
VILE men Viii find money in tAeSe arlI-
eleS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
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EDWARD COODE

FINDING bIs store not large enough for his ~ -
Il ing business, has removed his stock across Inc
10 Whites buildi ny, which he wiz occupy dnrihs
erection Of a new store on the old location ~ -
hand, and continues TO receive almost caily5 ihs
cest quality of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

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