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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24
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Home. - Among the passengers by
the steamship South Carolina, from
Charleston at Boston on the 18th, was
one VIM. c. Wood, a graduate of Har-
ward college, who went south a short
time, since, (says the CouKer,) for the
purpose of teaching school at Four
Mile Branch, Barnwell district, S. C.
On the way from Charleston to that
place, in the cars, he expressed his
preference for Lincoln for the presi-
dency, in the hearing Of several
southern gentlemen, and, soon after his
arrival at Four Mile Branch, he was
waited upon bya committee of the
citizens. He was questioned as to his
political opinions, but he declined to
give them any satisfaction. They ad-
vised him, as q matter of safety, to re-
turn home. They did not insist on his
Immediate departure, but treated him
with all consideration, and offered, in
case he concluded to return, to defray
the entire expense. Mr.. Wood decided
to retrace his steps without delay.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

Meeting IN GalueSton-A large meet
ing was held in Galveston, says the
Civilian, the night of the 10th inst, to
take into consideration the danger to
the South from the election of Lincoln.
1t was warmly in favor of disunion
measures, and evinced the earnest
desire of speakers and listeners to join
South Carolina in her movement. A
memorial was presented for signatures,
calling upon Gov. Houston to convene
. Il special session of the Legislature, at
as early date as practicable.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24
CITY OF CARROLLTON ::
SATURDAY, Nov. "a, 1860.

The RIFLEs.-The Flag, donated
by the Ladies' of this city and vicinity
to the " Jefferson Rifles" was presented
to the Company on Thursday last by
L. L. Levy, Esq, with becoming and
patriotic address.
Capt. J. G.. DREUx, on receiving the
splendid emblem, responded in an en-
thusiastic and appropriate style on be-
half of his Company they then left in
the Cars to join their brigade in New
Orleans, for inspection and review.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

" Mr.. HENRY CRAILlNG, the young
gentleman who was injured SO seriously
on Monday last, by the fall of the ami
NAL on which he was mounted coming
in contact with ca'f, died yesterday
between 10 and 1 o'clock, at the
Carrollton Hotel. He remained
insensible from the moment of the
accident until his death.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

Burning Of Sugar-House-LoSs
Sirty Thousand Dollars-The Tampa
Ella J Peninsular records the destruc-
ton by fire of the sugar-house Of
Messrs. Cofeld & Davis, in Menatee
county. 1t was the best sugar-house
in the State. Loss 100000, and no
insurance. The mill was soon to be
used for grinding land boiling this
years crop of cane, much of which
will now be injured by the delay.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

The First Snoao IN Englamd-We
learn from the English papers that the
first fall of snow was noticed on the
Helvellyn, near Windermere, on the
9TH of October, fortnight earlier than
it appeared there last year.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

No More. Steerage Passengers-The
Mayor of Charleston has issued orders
that no more Storage passengers be
allowed to land in that city from the
Northern steamers.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

The Tote IN Missouri-The vote in
this State, as far as heard from, stands,
Douglas 57,1S3, Bell 56,81I, Breckin-
ridge 29,SSl, Lincoln 1851. douglas
over Bell, 372. Eight countieseremain
to be heard from, which, at the late
Governors election, gave the following
vote: jackson (Douglas) l452, Orr
fBer) 1899.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

4 Large Beaoard.-A reward of
$4,000 is offered by r. c. Jeter, Esq,
of Chambers, Ala, for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the person who
recently attempted to murder his
father, Samuel Jeter, ESQ.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24
[By Telegraph to the N. o. Picayune, yesterday
The Financial Crisis.
Suspension Of Washington hanks.
fBy the American Line.

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fBy the American Line.l
Washin gton, Nov. 22.--All the Banks
Of this city, acting in unison together,
suspended specie payment to-day.
There was no difference of opinion
among the officers of the banks, nor any
hesitation Or exception in their action.
Probable Suspension of Philadelphia
h N ks.
Philadelphia, Non. %, p. M.-The
financial pressure here is very great
and it is very probable that, before the
close of business, all the banks of this
city will suspend specie payment.
Further Of the New York Banks--
Ne0 York, Non. 22.-The Banks of
this city have unanimously resolved to
make common stock of their specie,
so long as it lasts, and if insufficient to
meet the demands of all, to suspend
together.
The balances between the banks will
be settled by certificates based on
National and State securieties.
Killing Frost in augusta, CD
AUGUSTA, Nov. 22.-The weather yes
terday was quite cold. and this morning
there was killing frost.
AboIitionist Raid in Kansas.
Gen. Harvey Ordered to the Territory.
Washington NoU. 22.-Official dis
patches have just been received here,
stating that Montgomery, the Adolf
ZIONIST, and his followers, have already
commenced making war on the Federal
officers in Kansas Territory.
Gen. Harvey has received orders to
proceed Immediately to Kansas to sup
press the disturbances.
Political Action of Georgia.
Choice of Presidential Electors. ID
Dlitledgeville, Nou. 22.-Gov. Brown,
Of this State, has sent in to the Legislaz
ture special message in reference to
the choice of Presidential electors.
In view of the certain election of Lin
coin, and to promote unity of senti-
ment in the State, he incidentally advi-
SEES the Legislature otto vote for Presi-
dent and Vice President. A motion in
the Senate, however, that the Legisla-
ture elect electors on Saturday, was
adopted by the body.
Messrs. r. b. Rhett, of South Caro-
lima, Edmund Ruffin, of Virginia, and
Gen. Pillow, of Tennessee, were invited
to seats on the floor of the Senate
Chamber.
BENZ. MeCulloch, of Texas, is also
in Milledgeville.
Ex-Governor Mcdonald, who is in a
quite feeble state of health at Marietta,
will not be able to go to Milledgeville
to vote as q breckenridge elector.
If the Legislature selects him, it is
probable that both branches will take
a recess after the list of December.
Some think that the Legislature will
adjourn sine die. Others think it will
adjourn to a fixed time, and others that
it will adjourn subject to a call of the
Governor.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

GwThe weather since Monday last,
has varied in temperature, with rain.
1t is now much cooler-wind northwest
and appearances of becoming clear and
cold.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

Il NeW York Chardcter.-Peggy
Tyson, an old, tidy-looking woman
in spcctacles, sits reading the news
paper at her seed-herb- dried beans and
corn-stall in Washington market. She
has been there forty years-a life time,
and when a girl, sold vegetables in the
Fly market, Burlingslip. She has
many curious stOries-one of passing
about a peck of shinplasters Of trifing
denominations, or newspapers, in the
war time, to get few dollars into
manageable compass. and the pigs
eating them up when hung out to dry.
Once President Polk passed the mar
kct, and Peggy rushed out to see him,
offered her hand, saying, Civ us your
paw, Mir. President" and she says,
II shuS it almost off his body, and
didn't he laugh ~ Peggy is great ad-
mirer of pUgilism and the p. r. She
never saw Heenan, but bet largely on
him, and when he went to England,
kept little game rooster on pole or
namented with the American flag, to
crow for him. Before that time she had
a dream, in which she saw the Ameri-
can and English flags ''come right out
of the Clouds" and thought that it ''por-
tended" war; land sure enough" she
said, it wasn't long before Heenan
challenged Savers" She comes hon
estly by all this, for some Is years ago
she got into funny difficulty with the
wife of a professed pugilist about .
squirrel, and the husband struck her,
when she ''pitchcd into him." and doub
bed him head-long into a pile of vegc-
tables, furnishing him terribly. She is
the oldest old lady in the world, mus
cular, kind hearted, simple and coura-
gsous.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24
"Our Lying Contemporary"

A down-East cotemporary-there is
no reed of calling any names-tells
story Of its rival journal in the sams
place, which we remember laughing
over years ago, about the time it was
originated. We are not aware that it
has ever before been in print:
"Many years since, man in bust
ness, in---died suddenly, and to the
surprise of his own family and friends,
his estate was found to be insolvent.
The lawyer appointed to settle the
business, on calling upon the widow to
inform her that the usual notice of in
solvency must be published in the
newspapers, found that she was deci-
dedly opposed to this course; and as
she had some real estate of her own in
another town, which she held by inheri-
lance, she said she would sell this and
pay her husbands debts, although it
would leave her without cent to sup
port herself and children. he lawyer
told her that she ought not to deprive
herself of all her own property for her
husbands creditors, etc, and thought
she should render the estate insolvent,
giving due notice as required by law.
But the widow was memorable. and the
lawyer went away, puzzled to know
what to do with such Il displty Of
womanly frmness and disinterestedness
At last it occurred to him to send the
family physician, and hence he called
on DR.. c., requesting him to go and
persuade the widow to save her own
property, ard give public notice re-
quired. The doctor, always ready to
do kind deed, called on the widow,
and after long talk, he found her
greatest objection seemed to be i'll the
public notice in the newspapers. Her
husband, she said was a proud-fecling
man, and thought "a great deal of his
good credit and good reputation as one
of the hest business men in the town,
and if he were here, she knew just how
he would feel when he took up the news
paper and read notice of his estate be-
ing insolvent. After considerable con-
versation on this point DIR. c. remarked
to her that the notice could be published
only in the weekly paper, and she
could have her choice of the-or
"VVhat did you say, doctor ? asked
the widow; did [ understand you that
the notice could be published in tho
only 2
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-24

"Yes,' said the doctor.
"WelI, them said the widow, tell
Squire A he may go on and settle the
estate as he wishes, if he will publish
the notice in tho, for nobody will
ever believe it if it is published in that
living paper"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
EE5s q

ktEyE31et9A Stlz----zzatk " ~ S.tfc-@@XEA
NN and AFTER Monday the lSt Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave Richmond daily Except sundays) at 63O h Tor
Stanton and intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsve with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria intermediate stations and at Charoesye with
trains for ynhburg and ell points West and Southwest Of
thar place every other day. viz Tueday Thursdays, and
Saturdays for Jackson and stations West Of saunton
Browns stages connect with the train at sAunton
Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
HarmAn Mason and Company sages connect with the Ira
on Tuesdays Thursdays and days. At Mboro for the warm
spns JaekSons River for the White Sulphur Springs
Lewsburg, &C. .
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jacksons River Mondays Wednes
DAYS and Fridays, at a:i5. p. NJ, for stauntoo. -
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTAChED
will leave wAynesboro, 7l5, and staunon at $40 A. NJ
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for JScksons BiVer
RETURNING,
Jackson River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at Tl5 A NJ, for Wayne'baro'
Through Tickets for the Warm and white Sulphur SPRING.
Lexington Lewsburg &c Aho for Winchester nchburg Bon
sacks Salem shaRsyir Chransbuig, Bristol Knoxville Dali
ton Chattanooga Nashville 6rand Junction. Memphis Canton,
New Orleans important Points In the Southwest can be
procured at the Ticket once. -
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
oct General Superintendent
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

UNRI.wEEKLY, THRt UGH To LYNCH s&4s-1rTT7T7k
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN ffSfzts-,-E-r9
AND TRIwEEBLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYs, MAKING A DAI-
LY LINE AS PAR As sC0TTsvILLE
Rchmondto scotsyle$ 80 Richmond 10 Lexington. 80 %
4" Iynchburg. 4 20 -" q" Buchanan. 10
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday F. NJ and and after 9Th SEPT smber the Way
line Scotsve will leave W. tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays and far scotSye Returning leave seotts
vile Monday Wednesday and Friday at liz A NJ
distance time NJ passing card below for through
line, and observe that the sccye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the same up and hour
later coming down.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14
RAILROADS, &C.
Winter Schedule.
ID IOH M OND AND YORK E5EFzEnlIH
IN, RIVER RAILROAD. D|-3NL.8N.|{

Winter Schedule.
DIOH M OND AND YORK EEEEEyzElIE1
HI RIVER RAILROAD oL.kNxNg-LLE
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE FROM RICH
M0ND TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, EASTERN SHORE AND MATTHEWS.
PARE a9.OO-BREAKPAkT EXTRA.
On and amer TUESDAY October 9h sc0 passenger trains viii
leave Richmond daily (excet sunaays at ~ A M on Tues
days Thursdays and sAurdAyS stopping signal only At
Meadow Dispatch Tunsa Cohoke and RonAncoke, and ar
rive at West Point at S A. NJ
The fast and eommodIous steamer WEST POINT, Capt O.
Rowe will leave King and Queen Court House Landing Tues
West Pont and stopping upon signals only at Clifton
Water Fence shephed Moody CappAhooSe Hgler Gouees
Point Yorktown and arrive at Old Point II iff5 NJ and
Norfolk and Portsmouth at2P. NJ
Returning the Steamer will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth, on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 81 and Old Point at
15 NJ landing only above and connecting with the
at West Point i2H p n and arrive In Richmond At2P ~
On Tuesdays thursdays and Saturdays the passenger train will
plg only signal at Romsncoke sweet Hail. Cohoke Indian
Town, Iunst Ia, Dispatch, Meadow and Palr Oals
PaSsenger Shore Norfolk Mondays
We'd estsys Fridays the steamer Northampton Capt Nc
OArrck, and for Matthews thursdays and saturdays.
Fare from Richmond point on YORK River 10 Eastern
bhoEe 70 ~
Fare rem Richmond 10 West Point or welt Point TO Rich
Fegs received Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays until
p. ~, at Richmond and Mondays Wednesdays and fh-
dsys until 2 p ~ at West Point
from King and Queen and other points MAiapo-
nj River 10 Norfolk Richmond ~ 90.
Passengers Williamsburg III take stage At Rgers for Gou
u H. CsppAho and for sauia and UrbaLna at West
Point
Regular Sunday trains will leave Richmond at A. NJ and
West Point 10 NJ returning leave West Point a4 and
90 " RI TEMPLE supt
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
mn vIacINI.IIvr INsURANoE COMPA-


UITE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMA
NY now fully prepared for business and The attention Of ne
public earnestly called the Importance OF rs opeeu s
company, under s charter, divides seven eEh OF ~ Pon
every years. among the policy holders heIspy sns e
assured The advantages OF the Mutual system win he euse
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the auued
have moneyed Interest In conducting M
Affair." with prudence and economy
The Charter requires Capital stock and Earnings
TO benyeed 10 Bond and Mortgage on unineumoereu Ae M
worth double the amountI
The chief object Of the Company to aid In retaining A. nome
the immense OF money which goes annually from our S,1
for Lie Premiums 10 Northern Companies Ihst money WI
loaned Customers for term Of years a. eBa interest,"
bufsed In our midst ,,,-,. p.,.,. 4.
sued At other good CompAnes Slaves
one year for = term OF years.
DIRECTORS.
Wn. H. Macfa-lsnd, John Purcell,
Iosenh Allen ssmn 7. Bayly,
RoJuoe p. Heath, yos T. Anderson.
Taos W. McCance Thomas p. AuguIt,
John II. Montague, Ro d. haury,
luis Glnter j. McClelland,
Jobn Jonea p. T. Moore,
"a l. Appersou John H.. Claiborne,
ieIis d. OrenshaW, d. o. Wherry,
~, "a Paine Wm. H. Christian,
II r n pSskeryil WyndhAm Robertson,
a.-1 i Uarrson John q. shaier,
Wa. II. HaNal refer " WAI"eAb
Robt Brooke, X. o. Haskins,
0co ID shell. Edward NorYel,
Wsl,ndon Godda. Geo. J. Sumner,
Jobp Dooley D. s. Woodbridge.
President-sAs'L J. HARRlsoh
Vice PrefdSat-WM H. HAAALL
PAgsicda-Dr. BLAIR DURWELL.
AhorEey-R0sC0E b. HEATH, Esq.
.rQ7 J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretai
tRr-Ohce corner Main llth streets, Richmond
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RlCHNOsD AND DASvlLLE RAILROAD.
Nnrnrrr m sEEHpPERq.

RRANGEaigNrs have been made hg The Rich - - -
~ mail and nanv De Is iruil Company whore ~ -
n1 FrsIeh Intended shism.nt nc 'h- port of E'u'
- r . r-.ghf rrrglr-a t Richmond hy ami hfir
BE- . aalon any point accessible t1 this Company .r fs Cd"
nr or by Through Pre- g't arrsnsreni VIII any oh-r i
ttisn--s 81 sab frerft 40 c1ar-as for tsay
.bare- aud 70 te sane uac facilitating The speedy transport
P,. t.,sr1- goods uhh they ls-s should 5- shp.-l al
1sr thf arraul- ul So state 80 che sims o' ie
Iv-r9
7 a. rad Company wiz when re'.rli aitead 70 elcir-
A .r-e 90 s1c- goods az rs % che United states 40
D. o. srz p rs-hm-rs sailing vessels forwarded Do c,a
A. -asrs a-i coassuess.
CHARLES O. TALCOrT. Suat
Rf-fu,o-I AMI awhile ENIrufi-
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tyP7Ess. FREIsHr AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
DN and ares MoNDAY' oet %, an - = -.
doc Trsn Richmond daily (-unals cNccatei Or
Iy1shtlrr lnd intsrmcots psuf leaving hirtncnt 10 p ~
80 s n IFnehburr lfs A. n iu uuie @ corucct Eh ih-
b senrsr a going west the Virginia AMI Tennessee Ran
r1aL -.
- ~ ne tan and arrive in Richmond ar t
lari9I C. g. TALCOrr, Slpt
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1860. NOTICE. 1850
E7EaM
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TIChETSARD THROUGH CHkChH
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sundsy night e1cepted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTlMORE,P PHIL
ADELPlA NEW YORK. and AL important points eat via Ae
qula Greek and Washington ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICK AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To River 70 miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
Washington 50 miles In all miles In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
EB- Hours Of departure $50 A. H., and I.OO p. Nj.
E- Baggage under charge OF Special Agents, CHECKED
THOUGH TO Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. - .
Through be procured 10 the following points 70
amorr Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, indianapolis Cal
ro Dayton Jacksonville Rock Island zanesye, Washington
New York Louis Chicago, PsbuTg, Louisville Decatur New
ark, Vncennts. -
Passengers breakfast and sup Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Aequa Greek and Washington
Persons wishing obtain tickets for servants for Washington
City, points further North Ia all be youehsd Tor by
responsible white citizen Of Richmond person, Known TO
the Road tickets will be sold applied for BY
letter
E further information apply at This sce Brood Street,
shoekoe Hi JAMES d. WINSTON,
GenT Ticket Agent.
sAM'L RUTH, supL
Once L. r. A p. z. r Co.. ,
chmond, Sept. IS, 1883 J IanSt-u
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sOUTE7-slDE RAILROAD.

NOTICE.Perons wishing obtain servants
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for WASH
ngon City, and points further North must all cases be voueh
e5 responsible white citizen Of Richmond In person.
the ocerI OF the Road. tickets vi be sold
piled for by letter. A. d. ALLEN
mA2O-ly Ticket Agent
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-nAIIY LINE On dc JAMEs -

ei1SK ~ ts- stssrsrs CLAN cow and - =,
81 RTis PICK The steamer CURTIS PEck vi. on THURS
DAY MORNING ucxt che lsh Inst corr nee me regular ~
rp Richmond po-tsuouth ard Norfolk leaving hr uhtfi
R.rt,s every re- TUESDAY,, SATURDAY aud fC ssDAN AuS
ines. az o,.cs 800 ,,.,.
Az WEDNEsDk and tBIDAT NOkNtN6S, 90 e sae hour
a. aoc and each boat vl relrn tco az rnate dey H''
snaavN nus makI-e regular daily line between ere an Fr
tce unsurpassed 5r speed ard cnodaons ty Aay ShrT
un-
ne 5afs an sc regular Lanllngl on the rver
ssh - nr and teiu1.n. and freight usual bus cit
Istf 81 he landed r river must be paid Tor when tel
iasu anl VII n1i b. respousbls Pr after 10 pos oa -
Whlri 90 which q directed OF marked.
sfrsara 90 or from Norfolk o. Portsmouth =
Meals each, 90 cents extra --.-..--
X q. UAShlfF
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WiLLOUGHBY'S Patent
Gum Spring and Gum CYLINDER
Ped ROLLER
GRAIN DRIFTS

WITH WA6GONERs ATTACHMENT ROK ctfAHo
fuhls Grain Drill has Ia for more than (o,r
wherever IN use has universal hyor n Ies 49,
en.hve lrt Premiums at the various State and cnr vi
rgnla Penn sylVana ho indiana New Jsrsev and
held at BichmoAd, Va ~ ~ "'''" 'a'e9 ran
Amongs peculiar advantages are first The teeth are N
srueed MIA rubber springs, that when they come IL cota
oo~ sunni or stones or othe. distractions not over
een inches high they spring ha pas over and r
gam heh Ormtr portion, avoiding ths necesly on stnn 20
put w Woocen pins as In othr drills Newly clssied In L.
serne WIN ms MI The springs SET 10 dr no
a arm Cbstiu, ton. ' vac" 'N'S Eee' WIN
secjnd The arrangement for Distributing the seer nv o
canned rubber rollers revolving together which d,Isr
gram 10 rof slant stream, Without chok ng or -
and no frrfuary Of the ground ait or soS mof ~ 49,
eai VIII Nart The quantity the acre IL car moi No 1T
suN OF NLte caps ia the wheat the rollers Mil carry
through The quantity soSn EuAted g. any de,IfeJ p,n,
instantly, when standing IN molten ~ '0 ~i' wv
Third. VIII the tech are raised by The Is,c, ,h
measure arr instantly stopped The Drill can be- un fn giJ
70 heiu Nuou eas or wasting the grain when the teeth az
t down the feed starts Immediately when Ia motion n sss
wheat rye oats or barley with same hopper ma ys -
eh.hge Also, al kinds Of grass d eds when desired
NohhK but e Deaf mateIiel used these machine. t
are manufactured In woEkman-ke superb ranpsr
ehnes warranted TO work we'll durable with pr,ney cr
me suAto most complete can be teI,,ea
70 SOW he required quantity nv the moving Of the suS ~
gAAno soSn IN the trench With Tie wheat sbd eovs,,I ~
auQ2-u Agent, .s a. Nv M' 81 q CO,
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KlCunUNDG DANNitL IA tNiLA,tA",
BrrzEiSrEsuESrs CffllF,
RilraoNp ucL - 1859.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Hy h1rousn Fivistt a.
~ r4ns-n-nf south sis Railroad irrEh Or Lyrgh
g OH L. s-rt hmond Depot bvre clock in thr
ia moon LsnchbarE at dayl gh e ioo. l o.
81 ~ from Ivnhhnfr Richmond El arrive in heop
- T GA me uorrnr q day following hat % Eheh u vas
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14

Ga ass AND GRAIN SCEEBES, CRADLRS.-
N We respectfully call attention TO assortment OF
"Waidrons" Grass and Grain scyhes, All siEes
~ Colson's" Patent DO do do do
Grass Hooks and Sickles
Superior Cast Steel, wedding and Killing Hoes
Spades and Shoycls % various makers
FoEks, 3, and Pronrs
Those 10 want shall be furnished the lowest market price.
L n. MOORE 4 CO., - Pearl H.