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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26
JM Nuwe Sonrnal.
uhlishcd Weekly, NJ ~ n Year, strictly In Advance,
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THE

In last weeks Journal was pub.
lishcd a charter for the Turnpike
that is now 50 much agitatcd in
our midst. This charter was
wrong, an important omission
having been made. But this
week We present a certified copy
from the Secretary Of State, and
trust that it will be examined by
all Of our citizens in Franklin
County, and if examined without
prejudice it will surely meet their
appreciation. Before gong far
thcr we would state, in justice to
%oursclf, that the error last week
was not ours. Said error called
forth some dissatisfaction, and
consequently the card Of =, Tur-
ncy in another column. Mr.. Tur-
ncy's card explains the matter
fully, and we call attention to it.
While speaking Of the charter,
we also direct attention to the let
ter Of Mr.. Colyar, who clears up
a misunderstanding or complaint
that has been made by some rs to
the Directors being interested in
II particular locality, Mr., G, is
u Director, and speaks for him
self, besides offering II LEGAL opin-
ion upon the construction Of the
charter, which opinion is sustain
ed by Mr.. Twncy. lfthis is not
sufficient to satisfy all doubts,
then it is impossible for sati9fac-
ton to be given, Read both
cards, and also the Charter,
which we herewith present
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
FTOmlNe NlsONllIe nailv News

Nashville, April 90, 1860,
COTTON-Thcro was no transactions YES
tcrday worth reporting
TOB\CcO.-Tnrrc i, rs yet, nothing doing,
except in loose lots, and these are generally IN
irrior. Llgs, IN such sales, bring from u so
as! % per hundred; and Leaf ~ 2jm -.
BAcoN.-Nboaidcrs 7 cts Hams scarce at
"" 10; CIcnrSidnS ldi--from wagons, From
store, packed, an advance ON these figures.
LAHn.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, %
cents.
WHEAT, Prime Red and White in demand
at - 5"mS -.
FLocR-D'mand active, Extra s. O0M
50 ~. per barrel; Supcriinc 50 -; Extra
Family flo1rin bags, - 80; Supcrinc 50 "a
''@S !hs. These are Wholesale prices, the Pc.
tail figures advance - cents T. 9S lbs, and 81
cents per barrel.
Ont, -ShcIlcl oats are worth 6 cents per
bu,h"!, in lots from store; by retail 50 cents.
ltyc,-Nonc in the market
Barlry,-~ln demand, at - cents per bushcl.
Corn.-Buycra ARE giving - cents per bush
81. Retailing from store ut Snro 80.
Whi,ky,--iicctiliod 2ym22; country brand,
Goa 1jc.
Cheese English Dairy 12!@l3. Western
Reserve l0!Gil.
iT"H'- i'ilh'>H"'- oar D!G; baid az -;
llor>" Slo" g.! Nail Rod .; Boiler, 81: Sheet
H4"'4: Hoop S4h@I. rittsburg-Bnr 3lc;
Band a9ad; llor~" Shoe >; Nail Rod I; Sheet
5!r,G; Hoop 7@7!.
Nails.-Ihroc, s. 60; Fours 81 % r. key:
Sin : -; Eight. S3 10; Tens, andlargrr sizes
~ -.
Isopc,-Gras, l2lM lic Jutc l2l; Cotton
Thread 22}m2 q.
Salt.-Fino sack is worth 81 30; Barrel 50
cents per bush"i.
Sugnr,-Wc quote; in hbls., 0m 10; ! cent
less in hhds, \. /. Coffee Sugars !G5nll:
Crushed and Powdered ll!m re Loaill!m
- cents.
Molo-scs. New crop 800 &c, in barrels.
ColIr".-Stork light, demand lair. Prime
Rio Is firm AZ BE l34c; Iayuyrn ~" lj9: Ju-
vi lHG,2
CnndIc,,-Star, firm Mt lS@ 10 for II oz.; %
for iulI weight; Tallow ~.
Dried frult.-AppIcs in Nirdcmand ut$lM
Irish potntoc2.--l 0o@l % p bushcl.
Hides and LoNthor.-W We quote green hides
at Gcrnts; dry s at II cents. Oak sole lruth-
rr 3"ctS r ID for best Equality; Ilciniock ."cts;
Harness Sc.
Gra-, Snrl.-Clovcr g OGMj 50 r, bushcl
Timothy ~ 80; Orchard grass 81 10: Herd
II %; Blue grass, clean, s.; Stripped 81 -
MilIrt S2m$2 %
Flax Scei,--"Occnts
Gin,ong.-ijm5 80 cents.
R""awaX.-GS cents.
Fcathnr>,-ln good demand ut 40 cents.
Eags-F"r Coffin Rags, in good order, Bets
is readily paid.
BaIcd Hay, from store, &3l p ton.
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A Card!

The following card explains itself
fully:
Mr.. W. J. SLATrER:-
DEAR SIR, You will please di'continu" tn"
announcement of my nanr as Il candidate for
the office Of Attorney General. An un"Xp"c-
ted chn~c in III" course of important business
the responsibility Of which | have assumed,
would prevent me, iiclertcd, from d%i,charging
the datic. oftbe office, as my personal ottcn-
ton to said hU,ino,s viii be- indispensable at
least during the prcscn, year.
Respectfully,
II. II. SMITH.
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KINDNESS IN CORRECTION

The way tomakc people forsake their
errors, is to treat them kindly. Speak
to them in Il calm and gentle MANNER
Harsh words should never be INDUCED
in, thinking to reform any one. fla
person wishes to correct me of any fault,
he must do it kindly and a~iectionately,
or | should be much worse for his in.
reference. Remember that kind words
cost but Il t%rilc, and the effect, even
upon our " disposition, amply rcpays
us for any cxertion we may MAXI.
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How strange twill be.
Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, APRIL 9th, |

NASHVILLE, APRIL 9th, 1860,
Dear BHly;
Our city will be filled with visitor
for the next month. attending the differ
ent Anniversaries. First, believe, is
he Historical Society, who hold their
annual meeting, lSt Of May. Then the
Printers National Convention the sec
oni week in May, for which great prep
cmlions wII be be mndc, A B,II will
DO given on Friday Evening at the STATE
Capitol, and juIging from the Committee
Of Arran2 cmcnts, will Su rpaSS anything
OF tho kind ever held in this city. The
A. =. A., a benevolent order, was or.
Soojzcl last Monioy uighl under very
rav rablc auspices. Their motto is
Peace, Law and ORDER wrolc you
last week caulloning your readers against
akiug 'Lawrcnceburs Money which Is
| worthless. woul now caution you
AGAINST taking five dollar bills on the
Gus counterGcils on it; they are printed
on light paper at well calculated to
deceive. The following is a description
Of it: Vignct,e, man with whip in his
hand, lending horses hilchc. to a cart,
horses aud ships in the distance. un'
dersland suit has been brought against,
w. Spence, Bank o~fssTenncssce and OH
ers in the Chancory Court in regard to
the Exchange Bank money Of Mur.
Greesboro. The walls Of Que Of the burnt
buildings on Union street fell in las,
Saturday, slightly i%njuring three Of the
workmcn engaged in cleaning out the
rubbish. The track Of the Nashville &
North Western Railroad was commenced
being laid yesterday. The rails were
made in Virginia ana seems to be OF a
very superior quality Of iron. The cross
ties are OF WhIlc OAK ABOUT lO5 ihrheN
across,he face and nicely hovn. The
clown Of SPalling q Rogers circus bid a
fancy ride down our river to day in a
washing tub drawn by four geese. Mrs.
Horny FarGcn's FaSti,naLie drawing
room entertainments at Crjsp's Ga'cry
commence TO night which Of course will
be well attended by the (aShjonahIcs.--
Our river is IN fine navisabIc condition
at present which gives our wharf a bust.
ness appearance. Boats come Ioadei
down with hay, oats, corn, flour and Rob.
crtson county whisky made in Cincinnati.
What, = shame for Tennessee, the gari9n
spot Of America.
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Communication
WINCHESTER, Ap!i %, 1860,

WINCHESTER, Ap!h ~, iooo'
WM J, SLATER, ESQ,
Dear Sir;-ln your last issue is pub
lishcd what purports to be the charter
for the two proposed turnpikes in this
county to the lands of the University
fthc. South. In the conclusion ofthc LIST
section ofthe(your) published charter is
u very serious an important omission,
In your publication the terminus
from the lands Of the University is
some point on the n, sc. Railro ID, and
Il full sentence. thereafter is left out,
Instead Of as you published, the con.
cluSion Of that section should be-: "For
the purpose of building u turnpike road
from the lands ofthc University Of the
South on the top Of Cumberland Noun.
tain to somcpoint on the n. c. h. r.,
in Franklin County, and to the town OF
Winchester n,Franklin county,
This is the precise language Of the
charter taken by mc from u copy ccrti.
fled by the secretary ofStatc, and which
| got from Col, Barney,
Con. Barney il vcry anxious that tho
c ERECTION should be promptly and con,
S%picuousIy made as he thinks the error
may be the result Of IN oycrsiShtin him
in prcparcing the copy furnished you
Besides much depends upon having tho
matter truly before the people, as many
Of its warmcst friends would be mucl
annoyed in the disappointment thai
the county town is not Il terminus
Ihopc you will make the correction
at u conspicuous place in your paper
and keep it before the people until there
can be no tear that any one is deceived
Respectfully,
p. TURNKEY.
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GROWTH OF ANIMALs.-Man is grow
ing for twenty years, and lives ninety
or one hundred; the camel grows for
elsht years, and lives forty; the horse
Tor i've years, aud lives twenty five
w" OK Tor four years aud lives twenty (;
the lion for four years and lives TWEEN.
~; the dog for two years and lives
twelve or fifteen; the cat tor one and
a half years, and lives nine or ten;
the hare for u year, and lives about
eight; the guinea pig grows for sew.
en- months, and lives Elk or seven
years
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DANCED TO DEArM-Last Friday
morning, at an early hour, Miss Flea
Pike. AGED Is, who had been dancing
all night at n ball in Tabcrg, Oneida
county, n. Y, suddenly complain
cd offaintnoss, and almost Immediately
tell to the door dead. Sac j., but one OF
the many girls we know whose vanity
aud love for ilattery, causes them to
dance all night long sometimes. Shame
ON such, that 80 much labor is not be
slowed in a better manncr-in some
way by which themselves as well as So
cicty would be benefited. We like to
see dancing, in fact Il nice cotillion is
beautiful. But we have been to par
ties where young ladies who were too
prDWd to work, would dance and would
until the pcrspiration poured from them
entirely destroying the fragrance Of
perfumes they used prOiu-cly On their
persons before leaving home. And all
this work they done, why! Because,
simply, they were rlia. Poor crea-
turcS-wc mean such rs dance them
selves t, death nearly, yet can't make
Il pudding because it is work. They
ought to die, and the world would be
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10 chgrtcr the ,Sc,ctnrc TirH0,kr ComDa
ny, amt me H'"h"i"r"" I''"i'@1
,J"|'"2' ~ ''''"'" ''N ''
o., ,,l,, A., coror,
49,, H.. c,.n Inr T.nuo..,,
n.,,.E uo,Lio, u,li.,, PARKER /
pn,. p,Lo., ui,,. l,n, WiL
r.... w;Iro,, non,.i, c,,ou p,o,,l
,.. ,, ,,.,.. .,i g r,L.,.
''"'' '''" ,'"''
~, '"'", ''''1 "'''
l''''' ~ '''P"' "'"' pow" '
''''''''' w. 'I,'' '''' ~
f
,,"I"''9 ''''"" '"
~ .,7
Il turnpike F"'' rom inc I''"'' "l '''
'~"''e'''9 VI '"' 'oo'''' vi ''o 'oP VI
VIC '"''"o'''"" h'"''''', W H"''''
P"!'' "'' ''' '''>'''''' anu '9a'''"""'
"a '''''o""' III - '''N'''' 'o""'N anu ~
''' OWL I'll N'"e"''''H III '"'''"''''
county,
SEo, =, lie 1t enacted ny the anthrrI-
~ aforesaid, that the person, above
named may proceed to raise stock by
subscription iorthc purpose Of building
said road and that amy county in the
State orTcnucs~cc, through the County
Court, II majority OF all the Justices of
the county, l., Ing present and votingin
the affirmative, may subscribe and take
stock in said road-thc Chairman being
authorized by such voting to subscribe
the amount Of stock so ordered by said
Court.
SEC D b' 1t further enacted, That
the stock which may he subscribed, O.
'her ny counties or individuals, shall he
divided INT" SHARES OF go 'ach ana
mat W'''I Tue sum oi iitecn Thousand
dollars Is S"h''rIhrd' the persons aIorr.
'aId may, ny notice, call Il meeting OF
the stockholders, uhe Chairman Of the
Count, Court to represent the stock Of
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State of Tennessee.

|, j. T.. Il. RAY, Secretary Of state
hereby certify that ! have compared
the foregoing with the original enrolled
Act now on file in my Office, and the
same is correct copy ofso much there,
Of rs relates to the Scwancc and llaw.
kcrviIlc Turnpike Company.
In testimony whereof, | hcrrunto set
my hand, at office, in Nashville, on the
DIST day Of April, 1860.
r. PAY S.i ItrU
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NASHVILLE. TCNN..
April l7th, 1860. ]
DEAR :

DEAR BILLY -
Our city is quito excited, owing to 80 many
h%uildiug, being burnri, which Is undoubtedly
the work of inccnliario.. On Sunday night,
about & o'clock, Manohan and Shirk Carriage
Factory was burned, do-troying II considerable
amount Of trimming, and materials. At one
time it seemed almost impossible to stop the
drvouring element, but all prais' to our gal
liant iirrm"n who succeeded in putting it ont.
Monday morning. about min" o'clock, the sta
hlrS of DR.. Mccall, and Ia. McCr'n, were
burned and on same day, about O'Clock, two
large brick dwellings, belonging to Mrs. New
man, were burned and at night two other
! loiI,rs ON South Summer street was discovered
on fire, but were put ont without much lam
,gc. Our Mayor has very properly offered u
reward Of 500; also, the Insurance Companies
5000, for the apprehension Of the incrndiary.
Nv own impression j.. that "A great many ot
the fires i, caused by It set Of boys, who are de-
sirous Of ye.i,g Il LtHc fm. 1t j. truly an
/ alarming state Of affairs. for we know not mt
what hour We may be burned up. George
Bruce. II member OF the IS. wa, seriously hurt
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COSIARS Rat, Roach, &c. Extcrminator.
COSTARS Bed-Gug Exterminator.
CoSIARS E"lctric Powder. for Insects. &c.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
K --Rnacha,-Micr-Ip Mice
Sod Observation-Disclosures o>quiioe,-Flra
Insects IN Plants. Fowls. A.imals, Gc in
short, every form ard species of
WEIR MIN.
~ years established III new iok Citv-used
By the City Post Oficn-thc City Prisons and
Station llouses-sh, City Steam r., Ships, &c,
the Ci Hot-l--Astor, st. Nichola., &c-
and by more than 2o,UJO private families.
49, Druggist. and Retailers everywhere sell
tn ~ Wholesale Agents in ali the large elite,
and towns. Bcwareof spurious limitations: 81
Sample Boxes sent By mail. Address orders
or for Circular to Dealers" to HENRY Il
COsTAR, Principal Depot, 5l2. Broadway.
loppo-iic st Nicholas Hotel. y. Y.
Sold by WM. STEWART. Ag't.
April 90. Winchester Ieun.
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now STRANGE TWILL BE,
ny W. ]. sLATTER,

ny W, j, bLATTEH
How strange twill be when you and !
Shall pass each other coldly by
Pcrchuncc may speak, but oh 80 cog,
So changed, my dear, from days Of Old.
From days when you and ! would meet
At party's round or in the street,
At home, abroad, no did, renee where,
Ny soul WIS gtad II you we're there
And now 10 think thero'll bG change
All me! how very strangej
To thee,
How strange twill be,
] say not why, but well ! know
The change will come, aud you viii go
Amid the gay and dance and sing,
Aud 10 your shrine IN re lovers bring
More loycre bring, but none more tru9
Than this fond heart has been to YOU
To you the chosen, dearest one,
Ny eyes have ever gnacd upon
And now TO think there Il DO a change
All mo! how very straagci
To thee,
How strange twill be.
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LOOKING UP.-Thc Chattanooga Ad.
r~ertiser says Jasper, the county town OF
Marion county, has already began to
show signs Of prosperity since the final
determination tobuild the railroad from
Bridgeport TO that place. The road s
under progress and will b, rul in run.
ming order by another twelve months.
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EFFECT or THE CENSUS OF 1860,

EFFECT or JllE CENSUS DT lSOJ,
The n. Y. Times makes an claho ate
and candid showing OF the effect OF the
census ofthis year ON misrepresentation
Of the several States in Congress. II
figures that tho States which will lose
representatives, are: Alabama, l.; Com
nccticut, !; Georgia, !; Kentucky, 3;
Massachusetts, |; North Carolina, |; \.
York, !; Ohio, |; Pennsylvania, .; Rhode
Island, i South Carolina, :; Tennessee,
]; Virginia, =; Vermont, l., The States
which will gain representatives are; IT.
)linois, 5; Indiana, /; Iowa, i; Michigan
2; Missouri, !; Texas, 3; Wisconsin, =
The other States will stand ~ they are.
Tho Times sums up the remarkable
facts rs follows:
|. A the old and large States Of the
Union, without exception, lose ground
relatively, and most Of them positively
The South loses ground largely; the
new State ofTcxas, having five fold the
territory Of the old States, and lying
west Of the Mississippi, is the only one
that gains.
3. The oAiy part OF the Union, which
positively gains is the Northwest
Missouri being properly included in
that.
A. The Northwest positively gains
10 representatives, and two Senators ia
Minnesota.
5. The slave States lose II rcprcscn-
tatives and gain 4, being Il positive loss
Of. The free States gain II and lose
~, being II positive gain Of /, with I
Senators i'll Minnesota and Orcgon.--
The admission Of Kansas and Nebraska.
which will speedily happen, will add >
representatives and 4 Senators to the
same side.
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The Albany Qnd) Ledger tells the
following singular pin story:
"About five years ago Il little child Of
Eva Tromey was suddenly affected
with great pain in the right ear, which
continued for some time in spite Of al
that was done to relieve it. Gradually
the pain wore of, but tho child lost its
hearing, and the ear accumulated an
unusual amount Of wax. A few days
ago the mother, while cleaning out the
ear affected, felt something hard CRATE
upon. the instrument she was using,
ana she set to work to get it out, which,
hiier long perseverance, she accomplish
ed. 1t proved to be a small pin which
was coated with wax and nearly as
round as u ring"
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N O [ i C e

ALL PERSONS having clair,s against 'ae
estate Of n. II. Martin. decd. are reques'sd "
flc them with the Administrators: Ana ~
persons indebted to the estate Of N. X. MARIN,
dec d. or the firm of n. K. Martin q sonar
requested 20 come forward and make ,e'''-
ment. J.. w. & N. Il. MARTIN.
Jan. & GO ldn,s"sss1S
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! anu III wv N'N''fN ''''''''N' ''t'' Nv WV N'N7
the State and County Tax, and he shall
DO liable for defaults in the same way,
and TO the same extent thnt he is for Il
default in collecting and paying our
State and County Revenue, The said
County Court, at the time Of the voting
aforesaid, shall fix by It's order, the
amount TO be raised each year. and
what property, and TO what extent
shall be taxed TO raise tho sum 50 sub
scribcd.
SEC, s.. BE- it further enacted, That the
stockholders shall hold an election on
tho first Saturday in May, in every two
years, for the purpose OF cIcctinS Dlroc'
tors, to be held ut such place as may be
fixed by the Directors as the place OF
holding elections.
SEC. .. Be it further enacted, That
said road shall be commenced within =
years, and shall be completed within 6
years, or, in case Of failure, the charter
shall be forfeited thereby,
SEc. 10, BE it further enacted, That
when five miles Of said road shall be
completed, the Directors shall have
power and authority to erect Il gate
and collect toll not exceeding The rate,
lXcd By the Sparta and McMinnyiII,
Turnpike Company.
SIC. II. BE it further enacted, Tia,
any stock subscribed as herein above
provided for, may he paid form work at
the discretion Of the Directors.
SEc. T.. Be it further enacted, That
any corporation of the State in Tcnncs.
see, thr,ugh IFS Directors, or ifil be an
incorporated town, bv the Mayor and
Aldermen, may Subscribe stock in said
Turuuikc road. and in all elections one
( share OF stock shal, cnlillc il, owncr t.
one vote.
e,c 70 po;t rr.,hor ouo.lod vh,,
said company Shall have succession 70,
nintv.ninc years.
Sac. IT, Bolt further enacted. That
f. II. lkard, john Oliver, A. N. Rnt
ledge, Rowland Morris, D. S. Long
I,..
gc,hcr with such others os NAV be as
snri,,,I with ,Lr,u ,"n hr,rhy created
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A ISLANDER CAsE.-The Crockett fToY

ns) Prilter says:
Mr.. I. p. Collins, n merchant Of that
placeIpnblished a scandalous piece ofpo.
ctry about q Miss Whittwcll, u school
mistress. She sued him for 5000 dam
ages and gained the case. The jury re
turned the verdict at midnight. s.
strong was public sentiments in fayo
Of the plaintiff, that the verdict was re
.eived with shouts Of the people, tin
firing ofguDs, and othor demonstration
~ g|pdbess
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ALL reTsn's hsyin claims against the asist- of
h-iEibe n SbsTp, decd. e hereby ho;ihed 10 nj. IN.
sue with the tle'k 81 The I, otnfy , cunt I.raily suth-n-
uctei, vu or bettetbe hIsi da, Of Juie is6i, or th,y
VIII ~ ioTe:ef buried, tie iIaVl,e.6y ofs4iI estate nav.
inS oeen sussssiea u J. EsIiII, Admir-.
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About 10000 muskets arrived at the
United States Arsenal, near Augusta,
Ga. a day or two since.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26

Gen. Cass, now in his 18th year, is
said to have yet to taste the first drop of
Intoxicating liquors.
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CENSUS OF lUGU-QUESTlONS ~
ANSWER,

On tho first Of juno, tho work OF taxi
ingt h census commences, 1t Is dcSira-
bic that il DO taken with great accuracy,
and TO enable tho Assistant Marshal5
who will be engaged IN tho performance
of this duty, to have the work well done,
il has been suggested that tho public'~
ton Of the questions necessary for oil
heads of families to answer, would be
of great benefit.
With this view we publish the follow.
Ing list:
In tho first place it is necessary to
writo down tho name Of cvery person
whose usual place Of abode on tho first
day Of June, 1860 was in tho family,
The ago Of each, scx and color, whether
white, black OF mulatto,
Profession, occupation or trade Of each
malc person over fifteen years OF age,
Value Of real estate owned.
Place Of birth, naming the state, Terri
tory or county,
Married within the year,
Attending school within tho year,
Persons over twenty years Of age that
cannot read or write.
Whether deaf and dumb, blind, insane
or IDIOT, paupcr or convict,
Name OF owner, agent, or manager Of
the farm.
Number Of improved acres,
Number Of unimprovcd acres.
Cash value Of farm.
Value Of farming implements and ma
chincry,
Live stock on hand June LIST, 1860, viz;
number Of horses, mules and asses,
working oxen, milk cows, and 9th
or cattle, swine and sheep.
Value Of live stock
Value Of animals slaughtered dUringthe
year.
Produce during tho year ending June
list, 1860, viz; number Of bushels
wheat, rye, Indian corn, oats, beans
and peas, buckwhcal, barley, Irish
potatoes, sweet potatoes, pounds Of
wool and tobacco,
Valuc OF orc-IaHd products in dollars,
Gallons Of wine, value Of products OF
markSt garden, pounds Of butter,
pounds ofchccsc, tons Of hay, bushels
Of clover seed and bubhcI, Of grass
seed, pounds Of hops, pounds Of sugar,
gallons Of molas 'cs, pounds Of honey
and bccswaX, value Of home made
manufactures.
Name of corporation, company or iudi-
vid al, producing articles to the an
nual value Of $500.
Name Of business, manufacture or pro
duct.
Capital invested in real estate and per
sonal estate in the business.
Raw material used, including fuel, viz;
quantities, value, kinds Of motive
power, machinery, structure or re
source.
Average number ofhands employed, viz;
male, female, average monthly cost
Of male labor, average monthly cost
offcma!c lab II. Annual products, viz:
quantities, kinds, values.
Name Of every person who died during
the year ending June !, 1850, whose
usual place Of abode was in the fam.
lily, the age, sex and color, whether
white, black or wuIntto, married or
widowed, place Of birth, naming the
State Territory or county, the month
in which the person died, profession,
occupation or trade, disease or cause
Of death.