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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
Sheriff q Master Commissioners sale

Id tai order ofsale 10 m
James Kent and wife directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Delaware county; Ohio shall Of
Ier pqblc sale at the door of the Court Room in Del
aware, on
Monday, the 21st day Of January, 1861,
between the hours of O'Clock a. m and fonr 6'cfook
p m, the following described real to-WH ! Fifty
throe (53l OF land taken north end OF
lot No eight (s) in the third quarter OF the third to$n
snip, and nineteenth range of the United St Military
Lands being the same lot Of land conycyr by Eugene
Stanborn and wife to Jacob Roads, by deed bearing
the 9th day Of October A. d. 1895, and conveyed by
Jacob Roads and wife James Kent by deed bearing
date August Z, A. j. 1916. Appraised at 81 ,45O.
CHARLES SHERMAN; Sheriff .b
And Special Master Commissioner
Dec. 81, 1S5O-*ts $4,000 ....F
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21

RTorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATrHE UNDERSIGNED
1N has been appointed and qualified Administrator
tho Estatc OF Samuel Leonard deceased, late Of Della
ware county, ONO All persons Interested will govern
IN hamselves accur,liagly, AlMON LEONARD,
Dcc.+2l, 81 Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
JUST RECHIVED.

basins, Prunss, Figs, Datas, Currants Citron,
~ StcwaIts y. \, hnT tlaNuc0 Candies, HAVANA and
Principe Cigars, line Chewing aud smoking Tobac,o
by the pound, dec2l w \ isTfIE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
Dog Powers
Don't be Deceived.

E,MERY's PATENT, JUST RECEIVE AND FOR SAL
y nane1- III. By c. @ CHAMBIefsi A ~ y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
WASHINGTON, L

The great event of to-day in Congress was
the speech of Senator Wade. The galleries
we're erowed to overlooking. A violent and
fiery speech was anticipated by many, yet
while positively declaiming against eompro-
misc, it did no more than to manfully uphold
the position of the Republican party and to
show up the groundessness and the necessary
consequence of secession. 1t is. universally
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21

-Nf< 4 TERRIBLE FATE-Miss Ruth
Waterman, young woman of about
nineteen years of age, has been for
some time known by a certain class of
men in our city as a pynph IL 2aa'e:
hearing the cognomen of :. Blister. =
-a,She was quite dissipated and was quite
Frequently an inmate of the county
-1,jaiIys On Monday; night she was
brought from Urhana to this city by
"a male companion, and left in the
street. Although having quite sum
of money on her person, she could not
procure better shelter from the cold
than the saw mill on the bank of Buck
10 Creek, near tie Cliff Mills. There
she laid down by stove and went to
y sleep, from which she was ultimately
awakened by the burning of her
.sclothing, it having taken fire from the
stove. Actually wrapped in flames
she ran out in the open air and went
with all possible speed to the residence
of jacob ". Kills, Esq, one of the
Ihfirmary Directors, where She ar
:, sived in perfectly a nude state with
the flesh on ali parts Of her body, with
the exception of her face, burned to a
crisp. + She was duly cared-for for
III the night, and on. Tuesday morning
= she was taken to tie County lnfirma-
gafy where she died after suffering in
,1stolerable torment, at IL o'clock on
ss'Tuesday night She has relatives OF
qHhigh respectability in Marion county
a'smAS Springfield Daily Ncms. q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21

Secession Ordinance Passed. p4.
The South Carolina Convention passed by
a unanimous vote, on Thursday, the ordinance
of secession from the Union.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
Southern News.

Southern News
Augusta, Ca, Dec 15.-It is un-
aerstood that Senator Toombs is
about leaving for Washington. fie
saws il the Constitution should be am
ended, the amendments shoRld he such
as neither could be cvadcd or resisted
by the Abolition States. and such as
would give full and ample security to
Southern rights He adds that if tie
Republican party will vote for these
amendments. or even majority vote
in good faith for them, they can easily
be carried through Congress, aud
- then, he thinks, it would be reasona-
BILE and fair to postpone final action
d lvv the Southern States until the Leg
islata,res of the Northern States could
be- conveniently called together for
de6ajte action on amendments in re-
gard to the Personal Liberty Bills:
If the Northern States refuse to ac-
!. quiesce in this, then he urges Georgia
to sccede at the latest by the 4th OF
March.
The Legislature viii adjourn next
~ "Wednesday.
-Er4l1 Nothing Of general interest Is tram
s spring.
szs4 4Columbia, S. c., Dec. 15.-fhe
sg1 South Carolina Legislature elected
~ Mr.. Pickcns Governor on the seventh
= ballot to-day The vote was as foi-
bows: lickens 81; Johnson 81; scat
s tering, II.
- The smallpox is still raging here.
There have been two new cases since
-. Thursday.
- Richmond, Va, Dec. 15.-Many
coincide with lion. VIM. Z. Rifcs IN
!. bis letter to Representative Boteler
X that firm and dignilied demand by
- the South for her Constitutional
.,a nights would be considered by the
North
xdTezA more general sentiment, howev-
y.i=er, is that disunion cannot be avoided,
and that Virginia must go with the
South.
= The snow here is quite deep, and
30 trims have arrived this evening
=. "A letter from a distinguished source
:, Just received from Alabama says: 1t
lis now certain that the co-operatlon-
ss;ists or conservatives will carry every
ssscoHnty in Northern Alabama In the
10 election of delegates to the Conven-
slt stion, and ten more in middle or South
-sv er11 Alabama, thus rendering doubtful
- the question as to which side will trl-
umph in the Convention.
Col Taylor, aleading Bell man OF
Chat State has published letter
edsstrongly favoring cooperation, Hhow-
& ever, the ordinance of secession be
~ passed the conservatives will insist
that it be submitted to the people for
i7gBatifeation H
E~g Private accounts from Georgia stete
= that the conservatives under the lead
siescg Stephens, johnson, Jenkins and
y others are in strong hopes of carry
ing a majority of the members OF the
@'State Convention, and that the concil-
r iatory tone Of the Republicans will
do much to strengthen southern con-
servatives. ..,..e- - >.
A.- "A circular has been prepared by.
Southern extremists, addressed to
4.their constituents, and is privately
81 sIpresented to- Congressman of that
class for signatures Notwithstanding
q the denial to the contrary.
not The President did receive a week
ago the most distinct and explicit as
snrance that South Carolina would not;
resist the federal authorities during
his admiistration. ~ .af
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
Estate of samuel Leonard.

At his MUSIC STORE S,ndusky ST., opposite william $
Book, Delaware, o. dccntr
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
MrsferlnnS. hnt Imn0rfant.

A rap-r- was received at the Brown
vile Pos' Office, to-day Thursday from
which The wrapper containing the ad-
dress (if it ever had any was rubbtd
of. The paper contains a valuable arli-
Gle, which The owner can have ly describ.
ing il to the satisfaction Of the Post Mas
ter.
N. B. The paper in which the article
is wrapped, Is the ChicOgo Press 6 Tai.
6une.
~ The owner is requested to cal Cor
it immediately, or il will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

WhorssS On the 33hrd as a. sonoubsr;A a. III
1853, Wilia6 Hayes andJasaC Hay6 hs viz
executed to William b. Hooveradsed Of trust icr
Tie use and sn1atoft bo s1ysrlL credtorR fhessin
named, upon TIE folleNi1g deserted real ellut8 IN
BroWnvile, Nennaha C01ety Ft11hs1s TcEIlc5
to-wir Lotn6 rs, in block 10 I4.fn f6eorignaf pitf
of srid town. said deed recorded "a Deed Rai-
ord, no. l, PaEos SIS ahdf5B 6tR11oaIof nid
Ncnslha GcuntE And Vhereas Al. Is provided ia
SAID dsed e trast that sad trustee. afser Sginx
weeks notice q thostime ana place ~ szid 81 aid
Real Estate s65ald sell ths samo al 4bBle misto
the hishes tbiilcr, fbrcash, and applyt6 pr5esoa5t8
expensesof SAID trust ard tie payment of lacain
ants named III said deed. Notice IS herefcrehori-
By given ihatI. william II. Hoover, Trustee a. af5ro-
said, wall. On Frisay, the 25h dtT Ell Mav,An
1850. between thok0nrs Of 81 o'clock A. M. a..
oelook. Moi snid day, efer At pubic sale az tbo
door Of the 0Gao Of tha Rcristcf of Deeds 81 Se.-s.
msha County, in the City Of Brownvile. rs. she -
aboFe described real estate, and viii sell the sane 70
tho highest bidder for cash in hand, and upon
such sale viii make, execute a~ckncwledgs ard de-
liver to she purchaser or purchaser. a decd for nd
real estate. WILLIAM T. HOOVER,
Mays 1S60-3ts8 et TRusfzE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

Some Cake.-Again the adUertiser
office is placed under obligations to w. c.
CoMFORT, of the Mammoth Bakery for
one of the largest and finest pound cakes
we have ever pitched into" Bill will
have things in good order, and remem-
bers the printer. He canno fail to pros
per.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

Evergreens. OrnamenfaI Tree. and Skribs
GfeenhUuse and bedding PIanta Roses. Dahlias.
De-, &e.. 40.
To Ehieh We would beg leave 70 call the attention
= she people Of Western Missouri. Nebraska, Kan
sas mi IgBa.. -
ern Nursery.
y zpurehhsiBg Of as theozPenssef transportation
from the east can basaVcd.
All trees a9i plSuts ARD, e~lrefuiiy labeled ana
packed in the best manner Tor any part0f the Unit
viii Be mado. No charge Tafbe msds FOR thedeHl
very Of packages % hoard steamboa
All communication addressed toths undersigned
viii receive prompt attention.
Ell. BURCHES & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

City BakeTy.-See the advertisement
of SAMUEL M. SUMMERS & Co., in an
other column. Sam. is bound to keep up
in his business. Call around, "cool off,"
and take a lunch. You will not regret
so doing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

PeFsORal.-8eilng Gnvernor ] s.
MOHroS. and Hon. WIN. E Moonr. re-
Gently appointed Z. S Marshall, for this
Territory, spent a couple of days in our
cry the present week.
We are pleased with the appointment
Of Capt. Moore. He will make an ef-
fcient, and we have no doubt, a popular
marshall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
NANSEMOND
Sweet Potato Plants.

OF superior qualiiy-bcst variety for the North
packed a. 50 safriy. t"ng distances By Express
Pree-I00 81: 1000 81: 5.0oB 20: 5000 SI5.i
Orr pl ntthave produced Enr erpps in thu north
for ma y years. evt n IS high ~ a.
G. n MURRAY,
ate .. = Murray i -m] Fosters eros ings,
WarreR GauutH. Ohio.
Orders left at the Advertiser of-e viii meet with
prompt attention.
AprII2, 1850. E7gs
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
Probate Notice.

notice + he eby given to ali persons interested that
Esther Beishltne has been appointed ADMINISTRATIVE Of
the estate Of Johu Beishline late 81 Pdvnee Counts.
Mt deceased. All persons having claims scainsf nc
said estate a e notified To present 4hem to tie Probate
Court Of said County on or before the 1Sfh day ofMay.
1850 OF they will be forever barred from rec vering
such claim in any action whatever. II q LORE.
l2wn 32FS7 Probate Judee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
DISSOLuTION-
n OTHC r.

Soldiers. Teamsters, Sailors. Tor their widows
or orphan c%nildrod) Who served in any warsor baltic,
either IN California or elsewhere prior to March ard,
lob9. or their children who were under p az that cate,
or sailors who served on the coast of CalifDruia IN the
Mexican war. will do we'll u add oss Us. Claims that
have been rejected in the hands OF ether agents. have
been successfully obtained by Us Agents acting for us
literally psid. Land Warrants bought and sold toordeT.
andall business requiring an agent az Washington at
fenced 10. r. b. & co.
Atry8 FOR Claims Pensions BOuntv Land &c
Reference 70 any " The beads Of D~epartmeEts. 42-IOt
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

Fourth OF July.-What are our citi-
zens going 20 do in The way Of a celebra-
uon on the Fourth IF July? Not suffer
The day 40 pass as Olher days" We trust:
In view of the ~pecuniary financial strin-
gency, we are not in favor of any exien-
siye display ; bat certainly insist that the
cilizeHs Of the city and vicinity, meet on
that day. hear the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence read, aud an grafton delivered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

Rev. J.. NJ. Chivlngjon, Presiding FL
der OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
North. for the Rocky Mountain District,
Kansas aud Nebraska Conference, arrIv-
ed with his family Oh Saturday last, and
has taken up has residence in this cry. In
a'short Time be will arrange and .ystem-
atze hiswork throughout the whole dis
lrict.-Rocky Mountain NeWS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

AmUSementS.-There will be grand
Wheelbarrow Roll AT the Mammoth Ba-
kerry, on Saturday. at 2 O'clock. All low
ers of fun should attend and participate
Ia Comforts roll.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

H. w. futile illuminated our Office with
his genial phiz on Saturday evening last.
He is Just through from OMAHA where
we have known HIM for several years
We wish Jersey all kinds of good luck.
r M NelrS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
We5Ner's Pictorial Dictionary in Bo5t0l

81 exhaustive and satisfactory we have uniformly
found IL 70 be that enhancement aud improvement
seemed hardly desirable Boston Journal
Asa whole the work has N, psralIel nor IS II at all
probable that II toH soon haze oRe,-BoStOn Traveller
Leaves 50 little either Tor The strict schO!Or the uaG
Of general C .ture or the limited employer OF common
words TO desire that 10 may with truth be said, that
nothing in the lexic, graphical line is left To- be desired.
The critics Of Webster ~re a. 2 general thing, mOuseTs
ana m Ile hunters Boston Ledger.
Some If the foremost scholars uf the ags both in Eu-
rope and tLis country have been ,ccupied ~ wears in
tho task 81 revisi II and additi n -BOsfOn TRANSCRIPT
II is n fired fact a kcing entity ard iCiH nainfGin
ftS place as the most complete and dccur0fe Dictionary
Of the language eIfdht.-BJSf Allies ans Bee.
monument 81 iediuiHg iHGhIs sing c iiuPot iferary
effort such a. no previous AGE has seen -B0g Recorder
Making the entire work one which cannot bp surpt-- &C
and which in our estini tiou will remain unequaned -
" z Farmer
These important improvements must make This far III
advance 81 any competitor in the Heidi Boston ConSTs-
gGfiOnGfiSt
T., eve v writer and speaker OF English lis indispen
~sibie-BdHOu's Pictorial
Til. new edition is a perfect mine q ~knCwledre and
a must complete book oT reference-C0m Bn}iefn
Appears 10 he as complete as it is possible 10 be made
Boston Post.
From Hon. j. M, Gregory, Superintendent of
P1blic Instruct on. Mich.
Office Supf. Pu5. Inst.
aa, .~ ~ a HDE0
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

The great success which has Intended the publ
eniion of the First Volume Of the AMERICAN
STOCK JOURNAL, has induoed the P~ronrieiar %
andertake several impfoFcmcnts fer The Tolamo
the pubheRith che assaranee thas Is prssent Aith 3
character viii be fully Sustained, and no effort win
be spared e render the paporan Indispensable roc.
essity to all interested inthe 1ree3inqahd Mansts.
msnt Uf our Domestic Animals.
The veterinary Department VII b Under the
Standardization Of Or. SEQ. H. Dndd. the diasa-
guished Veterinary Surgeon, ard late Editor and
PropFietoro Of the Amerie1n Veterinary Ioarnat.
Each Number Of the paper contains 80 large octa-
70 pages, and is handsomely illustrated. las u1b.
lshed monthly at Is. Park Row. Nav YORk. Terms
; per year, iseartatly IL adraacs, With q liberal
discount to clubs. l
"a specimen copies gratis. Mouov Be ssnt a
publishers risk in registered letters.
DC LI6SLEY. Propriatof.
C.M. SA1ToN. B4RKER b Co. Agents.
No. 25, Park Row. New York. re- 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
Probate Notice.
Territory Of Nebraska .,


- |-"'-"N-7 z D--I-0- ----1 II"
County Of Nemaha. Eteote8Cotu
Whereas Heath Suckoill, administrators On the L.
tateof Joseph Deroin deceased. tate OF Nsmaha county.
has made application to the Probate Csrrt "a Nauek4
COUNTY, Ee5raska Territory Tor one years sxlensionos
Zine, To collect the assets and pay the debts Sdd chrFra Isl
e~hargeaolo aeanst The sane notice o. hereby given 10
al whom Il may concern. that I hsre set friday, ne
l6th day Of May, al 10 o'ciock A. n. o. said DAY, p
1880, as the time for the hearing o. said application 81
nv oncei IN BrownyiUe 10 ssid county, when ard Whoro
alipersonsi interested arc requested to appear and shaw
cause Why said exfcnson should not be allowed.
witness my hand and th8 seal 81 az eouFf fkFsrsn
day % April, A. D. 1850.
c ". WHISPER, Psohata gadras
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

THE undersigned has 2 eco acres Of Choice Lands 10.
Gated in this Territory vhirh lie will sell
Cheap for Cash or on Time.
For further information apply 70 my 'Hsa nn Main
Stree, Of this place. II. II.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
CarpemfrY MhdA Fnar.

Thir'y-eighf plafes, Two hundred arures. Tts misf
70 build Barns, and Houses. BRIDGES &c. &c.
Pee SO Saniple copy 81 By mail, postpaid b. gAME8
HALLE & son. Philadelphia. Agents wanted
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
w GB5TG7'S
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY

wehave Just issued a aew edition Of webster's 49,
abridged Dictionary containing 100 PictUri Il Ilustra-
tinns Beautifully xecuted.
9.OCO 10 O.OOO VEL WORDS IN the Vocabulary,
Table Of SYNONYMS by Prot Goodrich
in which IN re than two thousand words aye CAREFULLY
discriminate forming a fuller wnlk IN English SynO-
nyms Of itself. than sny other Issued, besides Crab,
ana beiievedin advance Of that.
Table oiUtnq ProngnIaf0a ofs fnmes 81 5000
distngugted Fsr1cps 81 Nofefn 1lues.
Rccoliar ne 81 Werea aHt Terms nEfha Blbse
VIA other neo Fcafure, f~ooelitf piIf dIas naifa
or PREVIOUS EDITIONS
Comprised fn q Vol. ol If5O pages.
We have seen SPECIMEN sbeetsof The PlttCriaI- Illus
tratlons. They are well executed. and Will ,ftCn be
found useful IN giving a much more corr eel idea Il an
object than C m be obtained by a dehuitt0n-N. Y. Tn
bune dDrl IS 1859.
We h.ve seen specimen PAGES Of portions IN srchi-
lecture and UrnitholUgy and hud them If artistic beauty
as well as Of great practical Mirror,
ApriI 70 1859.
We have seen specimen sheets Of these illustrations,
and can hardly see how they can he improved in beauty
or accuracy Boston EVeRtng Transcript.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

go. "A. GRAVES. Bookseller, Siaticner, and
Tbirfeenfh streets. Omaha. N. T., is our authorized
AGENT for both the Advertiser and Farmer.
II s HARDING & CO.. News and Literary De-
not HilPs building. Main street opposite the Muck
eIs use, Nebraska City, are our authorized Agents
Ear both the Advertiser and Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
nenutT u. S. MarshaI-We pre-

deputy o b MdTbHdI'-"e aTe
glad to know that our young friend, H. M.
ArKrEsOn, Esq, of this city, has r%eceiv-
ed the appointment Of Deputy U. S. Mar
shall, for the counties of Nemaha, John
son, Clay, Fillmore and Saline. He com
mences the discharge Of his duties imme-
diatfly in taking u. S. Census for these
counties. The Government may rest as
sured Mr.Atkinson will discharge prompt
" and accurately The duties deYolving on
him. He possesses every qualification
for the position to which he has been ap-
pointed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
blanks, Blanks.

Blanks, Blanks.
Wehave on hand, ~printedi in superior style, and for
ssle cheap FOR cash, q fresh supply u
warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds,
Justice. Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading.
Drafts, Notes, etc, etc. etc.
., which we cali the especial attention u thosein need.
~ Prfnfing ~ any and every description executed 70
.rser In style Inferior 20 none, produced in any part Of
90 country. We except no uhce in the West, or else
rbere, and offer specimens OF our work as evidence
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
Messrs. G. &C. MERRIAM.
q

Messrs. G. &C. MERRIAM.
Genfeme7:
know not how to OK
n~ess nv g-atihcatiCn with the valuable and beautiful
feature, added 1.-THE gleat %nsiianal work Webster
Q larto Dictionary. TheyrenGer II ifpns>lble still move
worthy of tho proud place il &C uuies rs The CreatstaUd-
ad dictionary ~ eur E"wd English language ! say
standard. for while a few scholars ard others here ard
there p-efcr other did, iplFlies WebSier'S T. beyt nd
dispute the bpk 9 The people the canm"n stardsld Il
appeal smoug the misses learned and uUlearned in our
land Nor need this be re-Ptted a. long a. IFS publish
ers take such u~uweariPd pains To- kPepit aF east with
eve \ impr, vement m De in HE ldi Frage. Il Can on y
express my very sincere hope that Won may be fully &c
wa ded for the good work you are duiug in The cause ~
sound learning
With Considerations of hirh resTcct. @
Iremain, gentlemen Yours rruly
G N. GREGORY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
NOTICE.

] have left a power Of attorney with ]. Il. Carson
authorizing him to attend to all my business il nv
absence. D.. II. MLAUBHLIN.
BrownEiile, Nav 17th. 1860. 45-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

Sold by all booksellers.
GET THE BEST.-GT WEBSTER.
G. & G. MERRIAM.
Sprinr re d Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
Theodore Iii. Aeent

rnent o. HUfrusn's Plaws.
BrownviIle May. 1890. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

G0OsebeTioS,
RaanhArrina-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07
ECO. American Stock

c v. WHEELsn. P,oas,a yadss
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-07

ca. SA1ToN. BARzER b Co, Agents,
No. rs, Park Roa, New York.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
Tribute Of Respect.

At the first regular meeting of the Gallo
pean Society Of the Summerville Institution
session of 1S60-61, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted, in
memory of ELIAS EVANS, who died July 10,
1850, at his fathers residence, in Newton
county, Mississippi:
CALLIoPEAN HALL, October 10, 1860.
WHEREAS, announcement has been made to
us Of the decease of our esteemed fellow-mem-
bsr, ELIAS EVANS; and whereas, we greatly
deplere the loss occasioned by his removal
from our midst; be it therefore
ResoEeaa, That this society, and every mem.
Der thereof do hereby testify to the warm
heart. generous nature and manly virtues
which adorned the life and character of the
deceased
Resolued, That by his death, the society, has
been bereayed of one of its most efficient men,
bers, Summerville Institute, of one of its best
friends and most praiseworthy students.
Resoiced, That~e sympathise with his dis
treSsed family in their sore affection, and ten
der to them our hearty coincidence
ResOlued, That the Eastern Clarion and Mis-
sissippian be furnished with copy of these
resolutions for publication and the Secretary
be ordered to forward transcript of the same
to the family Of the deceased.
BY order of the Society.
Committee: l. Q Edwards, G. G., Parks, NJ.
Watkins
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
LAND SALES. &c.. dc.
MADISON COUNTY

LANDS FOR sSA LE!i
EEyHE undersigned offers for sale six hundred and
4 forty acres Of lands, I64o In Madison county
Mississippi, lying six and half or seven mile.
south east of Canton, formerly known as the Blair
land. 1t was entered at an early date by Col John
N. Elder, and adjoining bis home place.
This tract embraces some Of the finest Branch
Bottoms and Uplands IN thscounty. It's well sup
piled with timber, and has good out-letfor stock
There is in cultivation two hundred and seventy
Eve acres, f275) and one hundred Of which is fresh
land ffty acres first crop. Forty fifty acres more
are enclosed, rich branch bottom, easily brought
into cultivation.
The buildings on the premises consists Of GOOD
Double Log House, with passage in the middle
three good negro cabins, all new good gin house
n aflv.saw stand Of Atwood's make, cast, gearing
and COED press, all complete There is also large
stock pond, Just completed, and very good we'll
water.
The place is in fne condition to make crop the
coming year-the fensing being in good order.
Those wishing to purchase good place, finely To-
Gated and on reasonable terms, would do well to
call and examine for themselves
''li GEO. A. ROSS.
c,nton Miss. Oct. 10 1s60-wt Dec LIST.