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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

OFFICE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
LfSrnBRrs, NosEuBER2 Z, 1859.
HNE meetings of the Directors ot this lank will be held ut
Il III, office oi i. II. Robinson.
Discount duyWEpSHSDA Paper intended for discount
IN II, q TUEspAS before O'Clock.
The Stockholders requested their hrss install
-. towan, Exchange Bank
by order uf the Board. VAN TALlAFERRO Scc!.
NOV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE, HAVANA Plan.
CLASS FiAl,
To bc drawn IN Wilmington, Del 1adaiay january ~ ".
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
~ rIrNE IntTfgIs Eyrhr rnifg ~ hgA~h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
New Fall Stock

ltSr arrived n"n ihc Northern cities with full stock OF
- FALL AND NlNllE tlorlllNG, t'r gentlemen. The
latest sNl,s and the most fashionable apparel low
be found nj our establishments No. @ MAN
As' large supply ot h,nts Furnishing tuul-. which
vii ,ll ,Ntr titan uor hoasc i.- Hats
\Ns. Boots, ~hovs 81 all qualities nud price
\Al,, ad nbla> irnn, the best Eas,o tories,
exhibition and AN b, sold tirhp.
Youths and Bnys tl"IinNs ia all sylr~ and qualities
Please call NJ liKsI ~hvtWccu <rMInA Murrills
Uld \. Lewis, and looh Tor slL oar
ever been. sailing rheal Ia Increase custom,
Manufacturers and Farmers vii u we'll -
ut servants tiultlng, >hns- ~ = u dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.


HuNlIE fonrtk or this
Il on the 9Th Se,aeinber.
The location VI the heahhs ad see4s,e
entire South zR2 The study Nticn.
life equal 10 thai nj VI The American colleges
The MiwY hepartuept shall be efficiently ia,x tais-3
Mr. do ..4ukenshlpE graduate II LIZ. Yir.
gnia Military Institute, and recently counsd
United sises Coast Survey.
iACULTT.
Rev. v. ". uAIxxE CAdirs0s effh~ yazts, Sss<tssor
Of Mental and Moral Science, and " History.
LSounsUs q NArpEws A NJ PROFESSOR of Latin ast Bellies
Lettres
r. H. CABEI1, A. b. Professor the Creek Larssase.a
Lierature.
J.E BtAsKxsspr Professor Mathematics In senrtor
ofTaeilra
sAxnEl GARLAND A. NJ. Prufesor Of Constitutional Las
d. A. LAsGsossE NJ j. Prareser Of Anatomy end ,sol-
ology.
=. A. s.m'm, LID, Professor If Modern Iar saeA
nAA'L NJ. tooDsoS Principal 81 tie Grammar SehooI
EXPENSES
neare - - .erk; washing ~ y per naH lights
10 ierP Tsiton f2e tirs,fsp ,coI .nd SiD N,
the Collegiate Department ~ hal sos,,a, "
aAisgss. eoaaining furilur ss.s .eas b. OBJ
Eained BY addressing the Chairman OF Tie Fsea,,
July 13-dl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

3oslG prizes amounting fl,%"+'"o
ickr;. go, Halves to, Quarters ~, Iighis f2rt
Ga's,a.nt, ~ p,cL.,r III I'd Whole. Cst. ..# t'iG Nh
- IIa
10 do 20 Quarters, ~ w.
Ia do 26 Eigitha, ..#.#-#.s### % ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
Make Your Own Soan.

fuNE keSsoue state Sa"nIher, Con, I've will
MAKE soap With lutte ar no trauhie Viii clean t,p, j.
valuable ir All purposes wtre strong I've feim,
mahe hard water suit.
We MuGi caution the trade against
of this article la, induced unprnciped pae,s initiate
Full directions with Hcli package
l"rsc supply iuE >,l, b.! Join II. SEAN.
scpt 2!d,s Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

r. q IL = AL l..
s)hllA VA. 4 IN y. L. T.. ~ NJ Bonds;
-.oN'O 1000 south side !: L., guaranteed 10y Prcrshu,
- shares l!n'iiurg t'as lr5ll stock
- shares }H'hurG llo>o aud Tire Insurance stock
:; shares Merchants Bank
sHu lIiis PLIERS SPENCE & co
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GN9E -; ~ - - -

OFFICE SOllII-SIDE RAILROAD 60, !
PEiE,SHttu., November lUtlt l~fh.
FHNll scrund ,a Passenger which ~ ncl
1 burg l0A0 T.. ", viii br discontinued
MiNpAi nsNt, lie lIth inst. II. II. lllsD.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
Singers Sewing Machines.

Singer S sewing MdCnlnoS.
NREAF always The most conclusive
~ mcn u ,cl by Tins test there Is labor saving
before The pubic comparable singers sewing Macincs
Alter establishing the CHEST reputation in the United
the! rxihiel al the late Exposition UniNerscllr in
France, where they carried of the highest premium;
great nianuiaclory them has been built Paris
In ever! branch oi industry i'll which sewing is 10 be done
These machines he used with imncus. profit As the speed
al the Railway tram travelling sewing
singers Machin.- compared will hand sewing No r.
shoemaker dres,akc carriage trimmer, salcr, halter
Mr, should not be without The profit lsin. one
these haela.s, regaar, eno,r is one Thousand Dollar.
year In all private families where there is in,
and hotel keepers ind them particularly ront.
able Ines, machines simple in their and
strong and darai being the only Kind of Sewing Ma
chine mad', 10y which every sort of work.
could b" perfect. executed Thousands inferior
less sewing Macins have been mac and sold various
Names but singers MACHINES alone have been
where Ia satisfy the wants Of the people.
Ram Princ instructions for with
chine from which rcai! acquire the of
eihS tlt' lie machines are packed securely la any
part "i The world 10 all persons desiring particular
"rm"n Ne will ON application by letter either of our
c,s, forward c"y t" l. NJ Singer Cas- Gazette laIrr
Wholly devoted 10 The sewing Machine interest.
]. NJ. SINGER Il co,
Principal Office, No. 3e3 Broadway New York
BRANru rfhEs-No. II Hanover BOSTON No. % Chap
81 ST. Ne" llaten tL Go,er,lle, y. y; No. IA st,
Newark, y j. No. IL thesnut ST. Philai,iin No loj Bal
nrc 81, Baltimore: No 81 Westminster Providence l..
l.; No East Al! ST. CINCINNATI No. 61 North 4ih ST. II.
LOUIS NO. Il 81 Charles ST. New Orleans, No. 20 Dauhn st,
Mooe lec n -d.scts
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- u. ~
Vol. Stauutun. Icwi-turg ami Charleston,
i Na ayan,iuttn, Two dny Trains Tor Washington,
baltimore. Philadelphia, New York Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Louisville.
bay Mail and Passenger Train leaves Eichmon' 'ai!, al
6aip \. NJ.
Nglt Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Eichnohl
da4A except sundays ut CD +. VI.
'h On A. NJ. Train Washington with thu a'o
T. NJ 10 f. VI. with tho 40 A. NJ, Express Trains
Washington the ii rent points above nanicd.
t- through Tickets be- prnctr" IN lhehlirs nj the
Ticket Office of The -"u,asc Railroad Company, of ~ W
IIDENEE. Ticket Agent.
10 ScH York Sl6 ~
I" ih'ad. rta. ......s,-.,., - ~
II baltimore IL -
10 Washington and Alexandra .-.....#....: IL ~
Passengers Tor Washington ST down al All! Hotel upon
lrnu-l |, anna Avenue, lrrr of charge.
Passengers and their Dngagc transported between the Depois
lt,aliund charge, aud I" the depot any Hotel
Trnna, NH-hiugluu, thus hack hrc
Through Tickets be- procured IN Washington 10 lhSurs,
GAINESVILLE. Dast Columbus. thip DECATUR cf ILL,
indianapolis aud N'nccuit> lmana: Louisville, Kentucky;
I4t1 Chicago, AZ, and al parts of The Meat.
80 baggage checked through.
rllOS. DopAMEAp.
july l3tlts General superintendent.
Onr.E S"u III SpE RAILROAD Co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

NEW LAEp-i5 Kegs, new NJ. Iari Jus, rect, cd al
~ consignment and h'r sal, Ivy
A. an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

hI.A.I T MS OfFIl /, :, y T t. T.. Co,
INN'u.lG -. jal! 9Th, Ia !
4 e.t;.... ts.,S. J.. 49,, =.
" tr ",r 9nn'l hUiI "'et, -9 Itans Viii as io
Passenger Tram "" viii leave Llnchhurs l9;ia. 4 NJ,
and ln:,al. \, NJ.
..nsr liam Wi, leave lynchburs ESQ, 7. NJ.
and nfr,r ~ 10. L. NJ.
Freight Irnn viii leave ,nchlrrg y NJ and
5sn, /. Il. Ibis iraut docs carry I,isscn4rrs.
L. II. GILL.
IN, lei ,ltni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

'NoIlCE.
and afr MONDAY next there will be Flour inpccte
~ IN tins Depot, unl further notice, owing to the dc
condition oi The Depot. I. ID. JELLlS,
nov lids Gen. Fri. Agt., Va II Tenn L. l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

~ hkAie Hair ornamc ns Head DIR sscs Dress ans
Nnias Maralosas and every variety of su,, fancy
ecr for ladies and children at '' " '' ia"'! "f'i-
nov ll.lts ryo, r,o,.,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
Fall and Winter Goods
1So9 1859.
SANIlF Ell IIARAIAN ,,,v
Dress Tasse!s, Dress Cord. Tasscl Ruftons.

Z wv MI FNINGEs aud DRESS IKIMMIN,;, nf -,
- H'strln' III great proilisiou and ser, low lrcc, nj
u't IL"'e" p'tNS IrhantaS Store, l56 Main ST ' "
NV - l.. \. ~ /. kINSEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

sy large % Of 1ppvr Leather just received au,
"''' l'-N FRANKLIN 4 Rpo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

Aud ,saA ri .,i,s, beautiful Hui, iht pns'his
Just raeei,..l TiBIL BEAt lIIt l.IAAoa, d different
also, carefully .aiistj tbHo1 III
yf..s. rusthc rarsi beautiful ri al f0srAinRs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

a WcnAE LIVES Six DAYS AFTER Hen
NECK WAS BEoKES.--Thc Aurora Qnd.)
Commercial, mentioning the death OF Mrs
Lynn Of that place, from injuris received
by accident, says:
She fingered from Sunday morning, until
Saturday, when she died. The fact OF her
existing at al. even for one hour or one
minute, with 80 severe an injury, Is remark
able. Her neck was broken at the fifth
cervical ver'ebrs, and The spinal cord was
greatly injured. The effect was to pars.ize
the entire body and limbs-leaving only the
head with vitality. Still she did not suffer
greatly. Her greatest distress arusc from
q feeling a. II broad iron baud wss tightly
compressed around the chest. Her breath
ing grew gradually more and more difficult.
and at last. with gentle sigh, her spirit was
waited away.
The case presents such remarkable feat
ures that Dr.. Sutton will report II for tho
medical Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14
Watermelon Molasses.

A man in Ross county. Ohio, states ,ha,
he made last season from watermelon.
which grew on one acre Of ground, eightecr
barrels VI syrup or molasses, which sold III
80 cents . gallon. giving $4Go for the acre
OF land and tho labor. The editor Of the
Ohio Culiiva,or givee the process Of mann.
'ac.arc, as fellows: Take only the soft
part of the melon, such az can te scocpsd
out By hand or wooden spoon, rub Il
through wire seve, into barrel or tub,
then strain out the juice through a cloth
strainor. Boil down the juice in q copper
kettle. just as you would bell cider or maple
sugar water, and be very careful no, 10 scoreh
il when nearly done. For a preserving
syrup for fruits. this is supcr-e EXCELLENT, and
capital for many other uses. An acre Of
good melons will yield IS or 20 barrels oi
syrup"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

iRisH WIT-A lawyer built himself %
Office 10 the form Of hexagon, or six square
The novelty ci the structure attracted III,
attention ci somc Irishmcn who were pass
ing BY; they made full stop and viewed /
critically. The lawyer somewhat discuste,
81 their curiosity, lifted up the window, pu
his head out and addressed them:
"What do you stand there gMing at my
ciiice fcr-do you think iss churchi"
"Faix.' auswered one oI them, Al wa,
thinking 50. ill ! saw the divil poke hi
head out Of the window.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

VERY GroD.-A ministers wife says
The first time ] took my Oldest boy 4
church, when tie was two years and hal
90. managed. with carcsscs, irowrs an.
candy. 70 keep him very still ill the sermon
was half done. by THE time his patience
was exhausted, and be climbed to his fee,
and stood on the sea, looking at the minister
tbis faiher) quite inten,iy. Then, IL he
had bi, upon certain relief for his troubles
he pulled me BY the chin 10 attract my Al,
'eniicn, and exclaimed in distinct voice
ma, make papa say Amcn""
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14
Slave Representation.

ciaVe hepTesentol0r.
The common error on this bject is show
up in the following, from the Pennsylvania
10 notice OF speech by Ex-Governor Pol
lock OF Pennsylvsnia:
ln discussing the eternal slave question
the Alpha and Omega Of Black Ropublica,
orations-the speaker 10 reported 10 hav,
sald; "There is another thing; my hors,
can't vote. But every five negroes arc
equivalen, to three votes.' We hardly know
welher TO ascr.be this assertion Of Govern.
or Pollock 10 ignorance or 10 q wilful desire
10 misrepresont. A stretch OF charitable.
ness would lead US 10 the former opinion
but Governor Pollock is a man Of high pollii-
cal position and well known information.
and could hardly have fallen into such al
error unintentionally. At all events, il
seems strange that he should have risked his
reputation for knowledge OF the principles
OF our Government upon an assertion which
can DO refuied b. simple statement Of
facts. with which every one who will take
the trouble may acquaint himself. II is not
true that "fve negroes are equivalent 10
three votes' There 10 no foundation what
ever for the popular delusion which has OBJ
tanned 10 some extent, that a Shareholder
votes for his slave. II man at the South
possess thousand negroes be has but one
Vote. Al the ballot box he is on an equal
footing with every other citizen, and he that
asserts that slave holder has throe votes
for every five slaves. or seeks 10 produce
such an impression, utters an absurdty Of
the most msclievous character, and reflects
upon the common sense and justice Of the
Trainers of our Government, who did not
measure citizens rights according to bis
possessions. The Constitutional provision
from which this gross misrepresentation has
sprung. and which has been so dishonesty
perverted by political demsgogues. 10 thus
briefly explsined BY a contemporary. in an
article whish we have happened 10 preserve:
According 10 the last census. one member
j. elected for every $3.50 persons. In
counting The inhs biiants Of free State.
every negro counts one Tor Congressional
rrprcscnt alton. In the slave States, how
evcr, according 10 the Federal Constitution,
five slaves count but three for Congressional
Virginia, Tor instance, has $4,000 slaves;
these count but 10000 II Virginia would
abolish slavery to-day she would show o00o0l
moro Of representative population. by The
consequent re'raction Of this principle. and
would be entitled TO two more Congression-
q Representatives. So ia PcnnsvIvania.-l
Il The 5000 free negroes there were ex
;ludcd from the count, il would have one
representative less in The Congress Of the
United States than II now has. Ia other
words, as the case is now 10 the free States
he people are entitled 10 one representative
or every $3.50 persons. white aud black,
whereas in The slave States the people arc 1
entitled % one Representative Tor every
30,790 persons, white aud black.
Here j. The whole matter in nut shell.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

HFDeBows mortality statistics, compiled
from the last census. show that the people
OF the United States arc tho healthiest on
the globe. The deaths are 10000 per
year. Or one and half per cent Of the pop.
ulaiion. In England the rs,io y nearly two
per cent. Virginia and North Caroline arc
the hcslihiest OF the States, and have 63S
inbs bi,anx oysf one hsndreo g1rs Old.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

~ ExrEAlLpisAEY RhLAiIoa BY Mar
EiAcE.-Npt long slnc nan 10 5 .ul
CgDniy, Wis. married lor his second ~iss
nls own step mother, Who. singular enough.
MAS !. sister 10 his frat vile Tie LADY j.
therefore, moi o. ~ step mo her aud aunt q
her husbands children, but also their grand.
mother, while the husband s r,ep-faiher q
~ step sisters. Her issues BY ihis marriage
~ii not only be own cousins 20 their step
brothers, but uncles and runIs also. And
'ha lady herself being grandmother 10 her
childFon and ncphcws, may be regarded al
mother 70 herself and child 10 herself, and
Therefore, her own grandmother.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

q SPLENDID HoRsE.-Ths horse Medoc
owned by WI. Bradley, troi.ed yesterday
Two mile heat in SOL: and ono mile Wa
made 2:26l. The horss i but four years
Old snd the race hes never been equaIIed
mr. Bradley was offered $500 for his horse,
ou' hs refused y. and properly. Msdoc il
.ns finest horse Of bic sge 10 the world. -
Lou Cour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

BY Lorp MAcAuLAY.

O stay, Madonna. stay.
'ris nol HE dawn u day
That marks ihc kris with ycndsr opal sircak
The stars IN silence shine;
Then prefs thy lips 10 niue,
And rest upon my neck ihy isryld check.
q sleep Nsdopna, sleep:
Leave ne 10 watch and weep
Der me sud memories Of dcpaied ioys,
0eG hopes exinguished beam.
Uer isnc,'s vanished dream.
O'er sll that nature gives and man destroys
q wake, Madonna! wake;
Even now the purple lake
u dappled DER with amber flakes Of light;
A glow is on The hiii.
And every triekIing rI
In golden j.ls leaps down iron yonder hight
Q dy. Mndonna! fly,
Lest day and envy spy
Wha, only love and night may sa', " knoSi
Fly. and tread softly. dear.
L.cst those who hate us hear
The -ennd II ny light footsteps as they 60
A. D 1877.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

| THE TROUBLES OF NEwLY-MARRrEr
COUPLE At 4 FIIR.-The indianapolis Sen.
'inel is responsible for the following story;
A happy, nsophislica,ed couple from ru.
raj districts got married on Tuesday last, and
posted of TO enjoy the first few days 10 see.
ing the sights Of the State Fair. They 6rs,
stopped at the American House, where
Rinkle, after puzzling bis brain to The ut.
most, was unable to give them room, and
they were obliged 10 be separated. Ou
Wednesday night they tried another hotel
with no better success. The rooms were
all crowded. and men had to be huddled to
lgesher ia one room. some on the floor. and
packed up any way, while ladies' were served
The same in other rooms appropriated to their
use. On Thursday The unhappy couple, in
despair, and disgustcd with crowded hotels
searched for and found private boarding.
house. The lsndlady sympathized with
them, and promised, II possible, that they
should have q room. But on Thursday .
perfect avalanche OF people came upon the
town, and the boarding houses and private
houses, ss well as the hotels, had to make
every shift TO stow away as many as posi-
Bile at night. Our unfortunate newly we'd
ded pair heard with dismay alter tea tha.
they would have 10 be separsted again
that night. The groom looked hs disap-
poiDtment, but the bride could not control
her feelings and bubbered ont Is she
stamped her foot on the 1oor, I've rot nv
head set on i. and ! won't oe separated from
Jim sny more" The boarders snorted, and
offered to sleep on the streets cr any way,
but the lahdiady would not allow il, and
Jim had TO take berth on the carpet, awey
from his weeping bride, for the third night.
Never bring your bride to the Fair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

HTA self examining society have pro.
posed the following questions to oil people
about this financial period:
Does Il cost anything 20 print newspa-
perl
How long can printer afford to furnish
. paper without pay!
DO printers cat, drink Or wear clothingi
II they do how do thoy get itl
DO ! owe for ny pspsri
Is not this particular period ! fret rate
time 70 call and pay upi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14
Homes Harmony.

The lark may sing Ler sweetest song
I As rising rom the waving corn,
On soaring wlrsr. che ukims along
10 welcome in the rising moro:
Her sweetest song is noughi to me,
Compared 10 homes swec, harmony.
D,ep in the woods, the nightingale.
AT midnghrs hour, may ,unc her 10y,
May pour upon the lisrnlng vale
Her loveliest streams Of melody;
Lovely her midnigh, lay me DO,
But Ioveiier homes sweet harmony.
Sweet are the songstcrs Of the spring,
And Of the summers sunny days,
And autumn's feathcred wsrbIers sing
In rapturous strains their sweetest lays,
Lovely the gong Of bower aud tree,
But lovelies homes swee, harmony.
But oh. what cheers the winter night,
When oil around is dark and gloom,
When festlered songster take their fight,
Or fill a gloomy little tomb!
IT'S II such hours as these that we
Prize most our homes sweet harmony
Oh! when dark clouds above US lower.
And life's drear winter Ger US comes,
'Tis then we feel your magic power,
70 songsters Of our hearts and homes;
For soon the lowering clouds do flee
From our dear homes sweet harmony.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14
| From the Lafayette (Indians) Courier. ]
The Corn Crop of Indiana.

The premiums offered BY the State Board
Of Agriculture for field crops amounted 10
s 800. For the corn crop there wore lhir-
teen entrees, through but six competitors.
the premiums being given for one, five. aud
ten acres. The iol.owing list shows the
names. residences, and number Of bushels
raiscd;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

LARGE YIELD.-A farmer In Wslworth
county, Wisconsin harvested scyenty.two
bushels Of wheat from ono acre Of ground.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-14

01rWho was il that frat introduced cal,
provisions into the nsvyi Noah; for be
took Ham into The Ark.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

sToRE INs5EED, UNLESS OTHERWISE DIRECTED.
GOoDs SOLD INVARIABLY ORDERED
may 13-dtf-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VWTISHIEG make other investments we propose to sell
w oil our Real Estate In Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph ". Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres
This is perhaps the commanding scnitY OF Nash
vile, and desirable country residence The house will
be sold with Y IS Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike od
road within miles Of Nashville tanning $50
The soil is good, it Is we'll watPred and imbered
bedivded into small OF twenty and urwara Of
which admirably adapted Tor country residences gar
deus and dairy farms. Also that
BEAUTIFUL FATgm
road occupied by T. c. McCamp bs and formerly
owned by Thos Harding containing about 2jC This
plsceis we'll known need further description. It
divided sa purchasers. T. McCampbell
these places to any who will cali.
All the above property will be sold reasonable and
on q credit Of one two, three and four years.
Apply A v s. Lindsey Nashville either Of tie
dersigndes THOS. c. MCCAMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
=. A. ICCAldPBELL,