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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Be low we give the votes OF the Stats for the
different candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency.
TIE EXECUTIVE
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois :. President,
uASNlBM l!AMLlS, of Maine Vice President.
TIE ELECTORAL VOTE.
ACCORDING The LATEST RETURNS AND PRESENT
APPEARANCES
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
NOTICE.

5. LL sPernpss md 10 ths asy,,of coBB
HUlSPER ll. s,l 3 ss4: CO, wi Hmd tlrsis Votes
and 1l Accounts H Got Psid BY the Fiist pfJan.
iastioii sNs gre determined Sind the busi.
ness ag1 wjthons inttsl lSr iieiay:
d Il y IS, ss ss a!s sNEER co! !
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
TUSLIC NETTING

PUBLIC MEETING -~
We extract the following from W Caroli-
niam. Of the 18th. inst: =
The ctizsns "f Rich!an.' District, who ore
in favor of im'"e1sate withdrawal. .af the Stat,
of South Cnr"iina from the present uniou. are
respectfully requested /" nssts ct the City 4Ia;
in Columbia, on Thursday 1HSt the 18th inst,
at II o'clock M, to nomnnte Ave Candidates
to represent RIchlnnd District in tie +stu,e
Convention. the election of members to which
has been ordered to take place ON the 9th
December pIoximo.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16

The following are the Standing Commit, ees
of the Senate and House of Representatives
for lS60-l.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

All THAT We Know ABOUT SbAgs-
rEAuE.--He was born in April,
1865. nc Standardization, was
the son of John Shakespeare, trades
man, and at the age Of eighteen
was married TO Ann Hathaway.
then twenty-six years old. In 1886
he went TO London, and there be.
came player; in 1886 he was ono
Of the proprietors of the Blackfri-
ars' Theatre, and in 1896 was q
prominent sharcr In n large theatre
called the Globe. iIe seems 10 have
altered, mcnded, and added TO the
dramas Of others before be wrote
any himself. Between 1851 and
1913 he wrote over thirty plays,
but the precise date Of the compo-
sition IL is impossible to fix
About the year 1910 he retired
permanently 20 Stratford. lie died
on the 23d Of April, 1916. Such
are the meagro results OF century
of research into the external life Of
Shaspeare.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
DIED

On Friday the ~ inst, al his residences
meet Port Hudson. Mr. EUGENE A.
sHHRBU RNB, In the 5sth vsaf Of his age.
The deceased had long been afflicted
With that tottptine ,nalady The seut, ffs-
auently complicated with that other
scarcely less tortefipg faslsdy, fheums
tism, Mr.. sbsfbnfhs was most sstlms-
bile man. and citizen, esteemed and re-
speeted by all. Fer several years he hsd
been consistent member Of the Freshly
terrain Church, aud gave hopeful evidences
Of being child ~ god, Though sudden
and fatal the stroke, we trust he wss ready
10 depart aud be with christ,
4" blessed ere The dead. who die In ~. tcsa :.
y N. q.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

FAHHr CosptAiss.-In the last
Ledger Fanny Fern thus complains
Of men, women and things
am sick Of politics. / am sick
Of torch-light fiz1les I am sick Of
''tbs Prince ! am sick Of men
Who never talk sense ~ wotban.=
! am sick ~ buys of seven smoking
cigars. am sick pf gloomy Phar.
ises, and worthy. idealess sermons,
and narrow creeds. ! attn sick IT
lswless Sabbstarians. and female
inlields, and free lovers. am sick
Of unhealthy, diseased books, full
of tnystliicatiUns and ttansoendent-
al bosb ! AIN sick of "cbaste rib
b1bs" and "favishing lace" I am
sick, In an age which produced a
Bronte and n Browning, Of the
pirate Of men who assert that ecpv
woman should be a perfect house.
keeper, and foi 10 add, that every
man should he perfect carpenter
! am az sick If woman self.styled
Literary" who thing IL a proof Of
genius to despise every day house
hold duties. ! am sick If schools
for the manufacture Of bent spipes.
! am sick If parents, the oofiins Of
whose children are already being
made, asking teachers to add
"anothet branch" 10 the already
suicidal pile Of lessons. attn sick
Of over worked, III -paid female op-
eratives. attn sick Of seeing tracts
distributed where soup and bread
should go. am sick Of seeing
noodles IN high places, aud iptelli.
gence and refinement sitting in In
glorious ease by their own iifesides.
I am sick Of The encouragement
held out b. women Ivy the other
ser 10 remain pretty idiots. follow
ed Ivy long mural essays upon the
enormity Of being such. am sick
Of llummery and nonsense and hum
bug and ptsiepsiop Of every kind.
! am sick Of this everlasting sorab-
bling and orowding, and Furnishing
and jostling, on the edge Of tho
FIVE feet Of earth which is all any
one Of us can have at last, after all
our pains.
Now, do1t lay this growl 10 in.
digestion. for never had IL, or bill.
iousness, for feel M If were just
made, or long arrears of unpaid
bills, because pay as | go. No
sif-as the Bpisoopals have IL,
"all this ] do steadfsstly believe"
Tbefe--now | fell better.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

An EsetisH ViHw.--The London
Spectator, IL better posted on
American politics than some Of liz
conireres, when Il saysi
at Ia obvious that such a disso.
luton Of the Union an that propo.
sed by the 6re.eatera would bring
about consequences little dreampt
81 In the South. We believe that
in sis months Kentucky. Virginia
and Maryland would not be able 10
hold a single slave without . stand.
ing army 20 enforce the domestic
institution. In fact, the South
would 10 under the double necessi-
~ Of keeping up one army 70 guard
It's frontiers aud another TO hold Ito
blacks in suhiugation. This military
obligation would obviously involve
q heavy taxing, 60 say nothing OF
tho losses accustomed by social dis.
turbances. With free trade alb.
ruptly introduced at the expense OF
customs, with large naval and mil.
itary burdens 60 bear, with the liv.
ing machines Of industry in a state
Of eontamaey; with distraotred
councils---for there are still supper.
tiers Of genuine Republican princi.
pies In the South-with British Al.
hances proving the ludierous falla.
cay that IL must DO I; the people Of
the Souther States are likely TO
find the experiment proposed for
their amusement by Messrs. Keitt,
fancey and Hammond painfully
Improbable, aud productive only
OF disasters that no one can forctell
or measure. So obvious, indeed,
are the frightful tendencies Of the
policy now proclaimed openly in
the market-plaoe, that we have lit.
tie fear Of its being carried out.
The folly is too transparent
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

The DEArHor SHERIDAN KNOWLES.
The steamship Fulton brought US
news Of the death Of James Sheri-
dan Knowles, the dramatic poet
This is incorrect. The Sheridan
Knowles referred to was o printer,
engaged by the Russian govern
ment for the purpose of printing
Russian paper money, and who was
drowned while on bis passage from
Hull to Dronstadt by the wreck OF
the Arctic.-Spirit Of The Times.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

EnHHsos ON MARRIAGE. i wish
cities would teach their best leg.
sops--of quiet manners. II il the
foible especially Of American youth
--ptetention. The mark Of a man
Of the world IL absence Of pretep-
ton. lie does not make n speech,
be talks low business tone. avoids
all brag, is nobody, dresses plain
ly, promises not at all. performs
much, speaks in monosyitabies.
hugs bia facts. lie calls his em.
ployment by its lowest name, aud
m takes from evil tongues their
sharpest weapon. Ills oonverHa.
ton clings 20 tho weather and tho
news. he allows himself 10 be sur.
prised into thought. and tho un.
locking Of bis learning and pbloso.
ply. How tho imagination Ia piqued
by anecdotes Of some great man
passing incogpito m king In gray
olotbosl--of Napoleon affecting a
plain suit at his glittorihg leveel----
of Burns, or Scott, or Wellington,
OF any oontainer Of transoendept
power, passing for nobodyl-of
Epaminondas, who never say any.
thing, but will listen eternallyl'--
Of Goethe, who preferred triilipg
subjects and common expressions
in intercourse with strangers, wore
rather better clothes, aud TO APP
pear u little more oaprioious than
he wasl There are advantages in
the old hat and box-coat. | have
heard that throughout the country.
certain respect Ia paid 10 good
broadcloth; but dress makes III.
tic restraint; men will not commit
themselves. But the box.coat 10
like wine. IL unlocks the tongue,
and men say what they think--At.
ianfa Monthly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

GREAT SALH or rns 'ruro Drcrlox.
ARy.--The Boston Commercial Bull.
letin mentions as an instance of
the immense sale Of a single book
in short space Of time. that Of
the new pictorial quarto edition Of
worcestor's Dictionary, Of which
the publishers, Mcssrs. Swan, Bre-
wsr & Tileston, Of Boston. have
sold about twenty three thousand
copies since the first Of January
last, which at the trade price
amounts to nearly one hundred and
seventy.6ve thousand dollars.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

EE A droll incident occurred nj
Harvard University on the occasion
Of tho collation. given by the Fa.
Guilty TO the Prince Of Wales and
his suite. Soon after the commence.
ment of the feed. President Tilton
asked: "Will your Royal High
ness take tea or coffee ?" Neither"
replied Wales "i'll take q glass
OF wine.' "No wine has been pro.
vided," responded the President
swell, then, I'll take q glass Of
beer" ave have no beer" meek
ly responded the cheerful Tilton.-
What no beer I" said the Prince
with amazement. mo, your High
ness, no beer !" and then the dia-
logue ceased. II was q very con-
vival and jolly occasion, and will
always be remembered by II. r. II.
with mingled feelings Of joy and
PRIDE"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15


CtireiFa 70 YoutH Il abominate
The padding, rouged, dying old
sham. but ! heartily respect the
man ~ woman, pensivs OF sad. as
some little circumstances has i'm
pressed upon them The fact that
.hey are growing old. A man or
woman il a fool who IL indignant
81 being called The old lady or old
gentleman, when these phrases
stats the truth. but there ia moth.
ing foolish OF unworthy when some
such occurrence brings u home TO
ne, with something oi shock. that
we are no longer teckoned smong
the young, and that the innocent
and imptessiopable days of child.
hood Geo well remembered) are be.
ginning 10 he far away. We are
drawing heater, we know. to cer-
tain realities Of which we speak
much and feel little. tho undiseov.
cred country tbumblv sought through
the pilgrimage Of life) Ia looming
in the distance before. We feel
that life il not long, and 10 not
common place. when IL In regarded
"a the portal 81 eternity. And prob.
ably nothing will bring back the
season Of infancy aud early youth
upon any thoughtful mans mind
90 wildly a. the sense that he il
growing old. How short a time
since thepl You look at your great
brown hand. II seems like yestef
day since a boy companion (gfay
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
SEWING MACHINE rVrJer.

pARriEs hsvirg the geo seeyel ticeseil Me-
Y ehirs. sre requested 10 ssnH -Na tsve The rev
cam fted 10 ~ u makes the fnsehine work rnneh
essists
ss-A f,rs shame f,s n bargain, Finkls \
Lscn Msehine, perfectly rev sr1 IN gosa rfatf
fpt $50. tstsii ptiee IN New r6tk ans. Dysifs
Loek Stitch Hschire peffeetiy new y, $50 slsc
pne sevvell egcdeli tsecrra h-rs) Machine With
brtasif table ~ s25.
novst vdsitv IN. TRACY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15


How rHB lIooatMAN Monkeys
Kilt SSABEs.--The bapyan tree is
tho favored habitstion Of these
monkeys and among its many
branches they play strange antics,
undisturbed by any foes excepting
snakes These reptile are greatly
dreaded by the monkeys, and with
good reason. However. IL In said
that the monkeys kill many more
snakes in proportion TO their loss,
and do 40 with ourioosly refined
cruelty, A snake may be coiled
among tho branches Of the bspyap,
fast asleep, when IL 10 spied 10y n
Uoobpman. After satisfying him.
self that tho reptile really IL sleep
ing, tho monkey steals upon IL
poisclessly, grasps IL by The neck,
tears IL from the branch. and hur.
res to The ground. He then runs
to n Hat stone. and begins 10 grind
down the reptiles head upon IL.
grinning and cbattering with do
light at the writings aud useless
struggles Of the toftured snake, and
occasionally inspecting his work 10
acc how u 10 progressing. When
he has rubbed away the poor AMI.
malls avs, 30 MS 10 deprive IL Of
its poison fangs, he holds great re-
joiciugs over bis helpless foe, aud
tossing u tho young monkey, looks
complacently nj its destruction.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

flicts Of authority until we come TO
the democratic level Of the gutter (;
until the Sun goes out, and the
bright vision Of The founders Of ibe
Republic melts away forever az .
sunnef's cloud
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

s.S Ms,nas F"s, sy. ,hss nss s steel
gun, invented ~ =, Lyme. Thcmss. hs y
The te.ui, Of The ,tisi re gun. loaded
I'm Sss, ~. s.T ssss +, . .s,
pounds, ,ss distance Of ten ,hoassna
Measures :. have been ,.isa to have : series
Of Ss @Sas ss .ss,s
..-i''csysn'
This is still another argument Tor
peace Who can cay that the time
may not be- which 10 limited at IN
the good book, when the lion and
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
NEW FLOUR.

ffoR . we'll selected stock ~ The vs,isps srsdes
u ~ Fiprf NV s.snufsetsred, e-ll 81 the Feed
store 81 the snder signed.
80 barrels sffsesh ground ard ~ vsrious gssdss
f,sm The Finest es,,s 10 supsfnns rs~ ~ hsra
ss5 ~, sale ~ Us ss,,sst ss.tsst ysises
nsve JOSHUA pgAts
CnEsH sUCa WHEAT ptoUa.--Ar.
I Other fine lot iss, 10 hsna sna fss s.ls In
Bcses ard Sacks
povG JOSHUA prAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
A CA1It1.

ttAvtrg entered into cspst irsrship With H,da
" fsass Hireirss, late ~ the httr ~ . Nsv-
hall y IN, New ori.srs, Z vsria respectfully 81.
lirit q esttirsshee ~ the prbiis p-ttersre ~
iibe'sily bestowed on me fof The pss' hvs yesr.,
., the sstrs tine tstnfnirr my slheefs thanks ~
ny friends ftf p.st fsv1rs
Respectfully. q. o. WILSON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
so REWARD.

A REWARD Of go will he paid for the arrest
IA 81 . man calling himself John d. Morton,
who left my HOUSE on Bayou Fordocbs. Parish Of
Point Goapss. on The 81 Inst, on Q small Brown
Mule aud riding Spanish Yaddls. with wings or
Morton IL Heotchman, shout bfsst o. 10 inches
In Insight. Of light complexion. candy hair, de-
esyed front teeth, and q late scar on ore Of his
wrists. lie worked sbsut Baton Hougs, some
four months since at = Bsw Mill, where bs got
the cut 81 his wrist and sftsrvard at uuiosdinz
. Coal Boat. Ten Dollars will he paid for bis
arrest and the same amount for recovery or Ia.
formation of the Mule that will lead " u.
ttda.tw Jos. ~. MOORE, Morgsnzs, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
nalIp @a9stts mS domt,
eATes aVue Bi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to, ise

u,sysis AppPsss,=zon The occasion 81
N. dedication Of the new Masonic Hall Al
clinton. La. ths issh ihs.,, oaf fslicw
citizen. the Hot. A. q, Heron. delivered
,hs dsilentinR address.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

A Nrw StuaEstiop AHouf rHy
opb.AThe idea If installing the
Pope in Jerusalem has been breach
ell by The French press. They say
II is no further ffom Jerusalem 20
JsIra, than from Rome to the sea
port, Civita veoobia n railroad
would place Jerusalem within one
hour Of the Mediterranean. and IL
would he nearly ma convenient for
the Catholic world rs Rome 10 now
II would add also very much TO the
advance If Christianity in the East.
The French army in Syria can east
" take possession of Palestine If
the Sultan should dare refuse ds
mand for IL in fact, they say IL
would be The easiest way to settle
the Roman question.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
DrpEtyr IMPORTATION.

Nov israine IN New 0fle.rs per SNIP 6sr
IN frcm Bremen 100 sosi MA Olives, ~ dpr.
Freneh assrsn Hats, 100 dos. fnbftiderea Dol.
lsfs, Bsuas, Be-, 900 dos. biusn H.ndterehiefsi
The sbcTe ecoJs sfe In port Of New Orlesn.,
and viii be opened % sson ss they psss he Gus
ton House. A. R0sENFfELD.
nevH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

pDRR TEN yFAR OLb BOURRor WHISKY
just fecrived direct from Bourbon county. ~
warranted zen ss-rs sla, sra sspetior y arg
thins IN this mstket-t, ssle W
hovs A. sfEwARf 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
JOHN aAss,
BARBER. uuppEn AND Bt.EEBEH,

4 WOULD respectfully lrivts, The eiti,sr. ~
neatly lpe-tea urposits Academy Hsli, whs,e
hsvs opened Barber shsp. san Re h,rnd p,
nv shsr II III hours whsr net otherwise shrs.
sea. srd will promptly attend ~ buprins sua
rs,s sDHN pAss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

Bros porGf, Nrr. 7. 1850.
THE undersigned hs.s this Oar fvffned 60
partnership rtaet ,hs rstte ~ WILSON \ Hig-
siNs, f-t TIE purpose ~ carrying cr ths bnsihsss
~ House. sirr srd bes-fstive psintirr, Wsii
rspetibs. e,e.
G q WILSON,
ravf2v HufsbpFur fffnpfrr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

rHAMpAaNr wisE.=An assortment Tue, 70.
ns,s A. STEWART 4 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran.
con PACKAGES In store and for sale at cur
OUU rent prices. JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

FotdY or PRipE.-1'ske some dui-
Ell, sober moment of life. and add
together the ideas Of pfids and
man behold bin, creature Of a
span, stalking through infinite space
in ell the grandeur Of littlsbess.
Perebed on a speck Of The universe,
every wind Of heaven strikes into
his bloody the GOODNESS IT death /,
his soul floats from his body like
melody from the string day and
night, ~ dust IN the wheel, he is
rolled along the heavens, through
. labyrinth Of worlds, and all the
creations Of God are flaming above
and beneath. IL this a creature 10
make for himself crown ~ glory,
to deny his own Hesb. ~ mock At
his fellow. sprung from that dust
IT, which both will soon return 7
Does the proud man not err I Does
he not sullerl Does he not die 7
When he reasons. il he never stop.
ped by difficulties 7 When he acts.
10 he never tempted by pleasure 7
When he lives. is he free from painf
When he dies, can he escape the
common gfsveY Pride is not the
heritage Of man humility should
dwell with frailiy, and atone for
ignorance. error aud inperfpotion
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15
NEW GOODS.

I ABfrs is rsn, ~ ,be fsiiowisx rsfnsa sss4s,
II vii ~ ven BY esiiing ~ TIE Bston Rouge
Uhesp sio'e. trst received isfrs stock ~ Ia
dies sna Ohliafens Oiesks ~ very iov rfless =
FEST Uriotea pfin's itstr ~ cts, Worth 12t .
bcnsasie HesI.s t2H etc, worth ~. ehnfes
sioek ~ Ffrbrsiseriss ~ less than eost ~ ippor
tsiicr, Hesiety. piyvss, Eaeinss, Inserting, Ste
hAr6N notes dHrAr sfoas
n"vs A. Hess, Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-15

f'bARsf wtss-As sssstss,sat jss, teesivsa
" snd f,f sale by
.p.s A. STEWART 600.
rORbiALss-A fail Assortment jus, see.ivsa
nsvs A. STEWART 4 on.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-17

&C. &C, &c, &c. &c.
Among the other articles would enumerate the
following, viz: s8S1sEs - \ -
900 Sacks extra-superfne Flour;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee New CroP);
hhds. prime N. o. Sugar;
bbls. white crushed do
10 boxes Malaga Raisns:
10 chests best Imperial Tea:
Young Hyson do;
S g Oolong- do; sE. r
60 bbls crackers;
SO sacks Dairy Salt;
90 coarse do;
so bushels dried Peaches: s5F
casks baking Soda;
10 doz. cans oysters:
10 +" sardines;
10 bushels Nuts;
10 boxes Glasgow No. Tobacco;
go boxes best "Venable" do
boxes best Natural Leaf;
5000 pure Havana cigars;
5000 4" Yarra do.
25 boxes Family Soap: a...ts-
boxes Erasive Soap;
boxes CASTLE Soap;
10 boxes Star Candles: .--- -...->.
10 boxes Mould do;
10 cases Friction Matches:
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes:
10 kegs Hazard Rife Powder;
10 Blasting do; ma
20 bags shot (assorted sizes3
$4,000 &c. Dr. Rife Caps;
800 lbs. Lead = 50 & =
10 coils Manila Rore;
10 doz. bed cords;
l2 pieces heavy Satinett,
10 bales Sheetings and Drillings;
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints:
5 bales Cotton Batting;
so Kegs Nails; s.,g--~- sr-.,s. .-
30 boxes glass. various sizss); - Z
ceroons Indigo; @tE
10 nests Tubs;
10 dozen hoped Buckets (''shaker Pals"
2 doz. Well Buckets;
And last, though not least,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-17
FRUIT TREES
AT THE
Lawrence Nursery,

Lawrence Nursery,
Situated two miles west of Lawrence. on the CAL
ifornia Road, between Lawrence
and Lecompton. e
THE PROPRIETOR WOULD CALL THE
i attention of all those intending to purchase
TREES, plan TS. ETC.,
10 his stock of Fruit Trees Shrubs, Roses, Grape
Vines, Currants, Gooseberries Raspberries, Black
berries, and other hardy plants of various kinds.
all of which have been raised on Kansas soil,
hence will bear transpanting much better than
those raised out of the Territory. ss-,.ez f--
No pains expense have been spared in OBJ
tanning such vari ties of Summer, Fall and Win
ter Fruit as have proved to do well in the West
The trees all grafted from old bearing orchards
and are unsurpassed for size, vigor, health. and
beauty. and such they are offered to the public
at better rates than any other Nursery. -4-z
G. B. BRACKETT, Proprietor.
Address, G.. C. BRAcKErr, Agent,
aug27-6m Lawrence, Kansas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-13

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Last Tuesday
morning John 4. Miller, a painter BY
trade, who is boarding at Mr.. nd
hofen's, in this place. went into the
stable. and cut his throat with ra-
zor. lie lay there till he nearly bled
to death before he was discovered,
when he was properly cared for, and
is now in a fair way Of recovering
from his wound. Mr.. M. is an old
man, and is said to be good work
man, but has been SO reduced by sick
ness as to have to be supported by the
county, and his dependency in spir
its is supposed to be the cause Of his
rash attempt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-13

yrVHE undersigned viii sell At public ssls
4 a, the late residence ~ Matthias Hsuser
la,e oi Dubois county, Deceased. on The 4sh
dow Of July. 1860. part Of the personal
properly Of said Deceased. consisting OF ?
horses, 9 COWS, 2 heiters, 2 plows, sheep,
some hogs. household and kitcheh furniture,
fixtures, farming utensils. 40
Terms-A credit u twelve months will be
oiyen on all sums over three dsjlars, the
purchaser giving note win approved secus'-
~, waving the valuation ~ sppfaismsns
laws. An sums OF three dollsrs and under
cash in hsnd
MAGDALENA HAUSER, Exr'x. .
lime 4 1850 Nv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-13

SENATOR SEWARD TO CLosE his PIN
Lie CAREER JuLy 4, 1S61.-The Au-
burn Advertiser says a committee 81
leading citizens Of that place called
upon Mr.. Seward on Saturday morn
ing last, and requested him 70 consent
to deliver an Grafton on tie Fourth 81
July. Mr.. Seward received the re
quest very kindly, but said he must
decline tile invitation for the present
year. lie added, however, that i
living on the Fourth Of July, 1851,
he would then cheerfully consent L
deliver an address to his fellow towns
men, as forty years previous to tina
date he had commenced his public
life, and that occasion would be it
conclusion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-13

Coz. MILLER ErsIGNrn.-- Col. Mil
Ter, il lis speech at Princeton, sald
that he should not attend the Balti-
more Convention. and announced hls
resignation as delegate 70 the conrcn-
ton. His alternate is Mr.. Richard
a. Clements, Jr., Of Washington, Da'
lviess county,