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, 1860-12-03

CHICAGO MUSICAL US1oS.-The fifth annual
election Of officers for this Society will tai:e
place this (Aonday) evening, in the lccttlc
room Of the First Baptist Chnrct. A full anu
prompt attendance Of Ill the members Is Il, l.
sirable
, 1860-12-03

To Mali Subscribers.
The date On the slip on which your name /.
printed, tells when yonr subscription runs out.
Keep m eye omit.
, 1860-12-03

TRU e S TEES SALE.-Publio
= notice ts hereby given that /. Ephrain Ingalls,,
executed hy Frederick Boectger and Carhartue Doe.
et=tr hls wife and recorded In thr Office OF the Record
Ct ol Cook county. State Of Illinois. in book l75 Of
dgedS page t6. will the application OF Nau1n Mar.
0l fhc holder Of the prom!ssorT notes specified In
said decd By Of defant payments II ef.
tatn Interest monies, accrued said notes stll pub
c auction for CASH. TO the highest bidder the north
door OF the Court House Of the County Of Cook IN
te cltr Of Chicago on the esth day Of necenh.r A. D.
lN. at ten O'clock In the forenoon all the following
described parcels OF real cstAte to H1s Lot No. eight
~ tn block No. one H. In Nd.beys Addition to Lnt-
cago. Also parcel OF lAad commencing 1t tte south
eat corner Of section twcnt5etght (A] in {rwnship
f1Ftyone uosth 2f range tTclve t,.] eas: or the
line tx and sGseats.nss hundredths chains: thence
thence socth eleven and haueredth chains
tEo hundrtdtAs chains the place Of beginning con-
Iencing at the said southeast corner OF serio1 TWEEN
t>; thcuce north six and threefopfts cI as:
thence east thrtyve and nfty- hnndredtis culps:
thence s0ut htaetcen and three chains: tLrnce
west thirty nre hftJ.lsc hundTedth chains: thtnce
north tAisteen chatns to the place Of bexinuv Also
tho south half OF lot No. eleven I'D In block No
seventeen 10 In Johnstons Subdivision Of the east
half Of the southeast quarter OF section No IL. a. IN
township thirty nine t north OF rauSe (outle, esst
Of the third principal meridian alrof said parcels of
land stunte Ii the C1nnty Of Cook and SAte Ii Illinois
EP1II:A1M INGALLS,, Trustee. ~.
Chicago, December !, lSu. deJti1ltd
, 1860-12-03

KANSAS RELrEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tors cf 11riJuxe-GES1s: have received in ad-
dition to former publications the following,
viz: Evanston Relief Committee for
J. L. Beyerfdge. cash. $A9
Boots and shoes forwarded to $. c.
fometoy 500
Boots and shoes. order FIR. ........ 400
To be forwarded to special persons,
from Rev. Mr.. Rbhins.. ..... 5O1-4l3o 50
Draft from S. ". Walker, Kalamazoo. Mich. 1851
j. ". kn1baugh, Camden Mills, R. /. Co., III. 100
Anonymous letter from nscine, Wis ...., so
Mrs, Jas. Smith, Chicago :......, I'M
Relief Committee Of Bristol Station, Ken
dali Co.: III. ;.-...-.:.:::-.:.:..... 1853
'Gsauiudt, Falimounf. Virginia. a.J)
Susan Young, Twinsburgh. Oh,o. 900
Albert Co1vin, Cook Co., ,itt.-......-.... 1W
Collections hy ". T, n. Army, At
various places. .$1n410
Discount on so uncuHent funds. 18OO- 9,O
THANKSGIVING COLLECTIONS
First Congregational Church, Chicago, Der
j. n. Williams. ...........-....... ..: 90a1
Remittance from Rockford, ILL.,, Der Driers
SpaGord l. Penfleld ...:............ 151 n
Third Presbyterian Church, Chicago. By ".
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Chicago. BY
Jos. Acekcr. ...-........-..-......... 1f.SO
II. E. Church, StocIwcll, Ind, bJ Rev. j.
W. Greene. .-......--.......-....,. Il GO
, 1860-12-03

B-All should not fall to read ths advertisement
OF Psof. " ood IN to-day PAPER. aesly
, 1860-12-03

N1LL1SERT Goous AND CIoAxs.-S. ]. Hreston
s Shaw, {euccessors to walmslcy & Hueston,} II
and 70 Clark street. Chicago. are now offering the
above line Of goods, embracin: Ribbons. silks,
Head Dresses, Eelyets. Feathers, French Flowers,
Straw Goods, etc, together with Cloaka OF the
Latest designs At prices which cannot fail to please
Ladies' will do well to examine oar stock before
purchasing. nois-atew-1mtu.th&sa
sE Silver rlatcd Goods . to 80 per cent. cheap
cr than any other house. Sea HAmhlea q Co.'S
advertisement. po.7-1m
, 1860-12-03

TnT 1r.-With these words the stranger put a
package Of DC Land l. Co.'S Saleratus Into Rates
hand. anddisappeared. Ever after this memorable
day poor bread. dtnsy pastry, aud sulphurous bis
cult were unknown in this family, hut the fame Of
HATES excellent pa.tsE bread, &C.. spread oycr the
whole school district and led many en,ious people
to make the inquiry. Whose sa1cratus DO ron
usc!" to which che inyarfhly replied, D. B. De
Land i Co.'S. 1t can be purchased from u,ost gro
cers and etorekcepers and is for ea'c at Wholesale
By the wholesale dealers in Chicago and Milwau-
kec.
, 1860-12-03
The Monetary Crfata--n1eet1nE Of Citi.
xenx 4t Wryan Hall.


zenR at Bryan Hall.
The following Call, bearing the signatures Of
our leading merchants and business men, will
doubtless be responded to By gathering, III
character, numbers, aud results commensurate
with the importance Of the matter ut issue at
the present time, aud promises to open the
way to some solution Of the difficulties under
which the business Of our city and the entire
Northwest labors, certainly as reggards our oTn
State. The meeting at Bryan Hall will be one
of the most important Of its class ever held III
our city.
CALL.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1st, 1850.
The undersigned, marchaats Of Chicago. respect
f>uy request the citizens to meet them At Bryan
us. Friday evening next, At ~ O'Clock, to con.
suit nj. to what legislation Is necessary In view Of
the au.u -lai and general condition Of our ststc.
All who src interested earnestly invited to at-
-A
, 1860-12-03

EXTENSION OF OMN1Drs L1SEs.-The owners
Of one Of our extensive omnibus lines propose
extending their Clark street route to tho Ship
ping Yards Of the II. s. g. n. I. Z. Il. at thc
terminus Of that street. This is whist has long
been needed, and, wien lnaugurated, will at
commodate an extensive and important class
Of business men. It will undoubtedly prove
rcmuuerative, even at tue low rate Of fare
proposed, five centa.
, 1860-12-03
NUMBERE132.
at11u5crltfutS.


NJ VIC TX RS THEATRE.
~ Aad4on street. between st.te md Dearborn
e: EDoet' "a 4 O'Clock. Performance to com.
md from 5 I'LL o'clock ~'@A ''0'' ~ |N'
eas s:ie e1.s s,ss 3 sess Second Circle
BENEFIT OF Nh. RAiyFoRp,
R.Eford .es2eetfal'y announces BIZ nzss BENEFIT
Esst5o1s g ths dr.sna SI ee eoasiasrrd Worthy of
TE fEGE II for as'f '@ass's
TAKE THAT GIRL AWAY.
a BRILLIANT COMEDY.
Ess s xrs. II e.. S9e:s nh.
Anew local sketch
CHICAGO w1vEsASD cA1uNEr F1sHEEs.
'e BSssfSEssHBB &c es
"A4eD'ss t4pee -: =. ..:::: Ar.4sa:nsofd.
PEYAN HALL-Clark street.
- F1.o2p .o2pps!ts sas conrt House, Chicago. NJ
of n. Hall IN the Cnion In In ttx.
AS:s: 8 eea nd! esass !pP 4pPSsatm sssse m in
r. cit{1eE aeeuE.se count mad report of CARTER Z
.El.aes % SegT Aatsss s:; Rss t u
eeson Sea5s 'Ss % Il ssa1 Jet The
Clark street and Court Place
The Hall contains the Italy National alfery yalurd
At tla0o and purchased Of Geo +. A. Htsiy, n,,s
s.at :*t;s T sis:
r u e: f i F, sS
Wsb+tef IN rePly to Hayne md portraits u Ill t,ls
pres.1s;nts T. Lincoln !aeutve: ~ we'll Of many
There l. spactous Lower Hail for FAt.s Fest1vata
bat and E.e Hke. lsb provided with !rrsstnx roouls
Eltchen. cooking store, numerous tables Sc &c
Both Halls, OF either. be rented fur Co4ce.ts
Lectures. Exhibitions. EaIs and the Ike on sppiics.
1oa to TIIOS HAKHftfTE RfYa Sff"~-
, 1860-12-03

~ Chicago Gardners' Society meet this
evening to discuss the bcstmode of producing
fruit uppp the prairics Of this State.
, 1860-12-03

c. L. SCRlVEN, AdreytisIn9 Agent, 81 Dsc:-
bo77s It,, Il authorized to rxceire Advertisements f
khtt AMI al As leading Fupers Of the NorkAme+'
, 1860-12-03

tB The Free Writing School Of the Me-
chanics' Institute for apprentices and others,
commences this evening.
, 1860-12-03

WniTF1ELD's VIEW OF CnIcAco.-The subscri.
hersto the First chicago Art Onion, will be fur
nished With the beautiful hromoLithosraphic view
Of oschicago, By Whitfield, just published and sold AT
$a.00 per copy. Size a5 By IS inchcs Every ticket
purchased in the distribution Of OIL Paintings and
Stataasy, Includes ONE corr Of either the view OF
Chicago or portrait Of the statue Of "Young Wash
inston " aud FREE ADMISSION for the season to the
exhibition. See advertisement,
, 1860-12-03

g Go toJohn Jones's, 1l9 Dearborn street, and
get 5onE clothes cleaned and repaired They will be
well done, and Ut prices to emit the times
, 1860-12-03

Nor Fn1GuTExEp-1111So1s CURRENCY wAxr.
Ep.-All kinds {reiected or othe1wise> still taken
at par 4. Patnam's Great Eastern Clothtn. Empo-
1ium, 116 Randolph et. poyss6t
, 1860-12-03

MANY conferences With your husband, feel
assured tkathatrcd towards you has no plarc
in his boson:- I am persuaded that he honestly
desires your wcltaso for this world and the
cou1se toward you. Yours, z, W.P. i.
TIE DEED TO rARxAH.
Mr. Beck*1th offered in eyidcncc the deed
Of 1saae H. Durch aad AaEy ". Burch to Hen.
~ faruaul, bearing. date 10th January, 1890,
md fur consideration Of "Sl 900, and other
valuable considerations" The following is the
description of the property conveyed.
:tu4 3n1nbcr sixteen in block number one in
DQncalra edd!EJon 10 Chicago alto. one undivided
balf lots rl1t<e and nltsen, and the north eight
in Fort t,carbosn addition 10 Chicago also. lots
two and three "a block number naWheF thirty-four
in The Canal Trpe..ees' subdivision q lots and
blocks IN tAc west part o. section number twenty
one, township number thi1y-nins, north Of 5anfe
nrsllt,cr 1ouEteun oast. as Hes ea+t o. nc eouin
UrHuc!. Of the Chicago krer; also. lot number -.
III b!eck number twenty nine in tte original town
block one tn fractional section number fifteen, Sd
aiton to Chicago: also, lots eleven. twelve. this.
ise fourteen and nneen IN f2rt Dearborn a 9oqa ~
rorthcast fractional quarter OF section etSht town
forty, 1orth Of range fourteen cast.''
Mr. Beckwith then offered in evidence bill
Of sale Of Tiffany d Co. to Isaac IL Burch,
t,caripg date Jauuary 80, 1857, Of clock and :,
ornamental figures,
THE LETTER TO JUDGE SKINNER.
Mr. Dcckxith then offered in evidence the
followin:, letter OF Mrs Burcl to Judge Skin.
ner;
January is, 1850.
lIox. MAnK SK1KsEn:
Bin: I hare Just executed an answer to Mt.
ltuEcs bill for divorce OF our marriage relations
.ciu y.,E. a. my friend and solicitor, apPear In
court cr Ind ecae other lawyer to DO 80, and 600
me what s1.Q bs perfectly right and just, ~ b.
..wccn Mr. Barca Nla myself.
Your1, A%2T v. buhcu-
TESTIMONY OF ERAsTus CQNN1NG.
Erastus Corning Wa sworn as q witnesf sead
examined by Mr. Beckwith.
inst heard Of. the difficulty between Mf.
and Mrs. Birch on Tuesday or Wednesday
arrived IN Albany Friday; on Saturday I tele-
, 1860-12-03

tN Keep your teeth clean, white md healthy
By using Dr.. !al]ports Dentsidce, the best article
In nsc. Sold by Sargent, apothcca.y, Randolph
and State street.
, 1860-12-03

w ANTED-A Wet Nurse. An
- ply. Eith FefererceA to Dr. FREER, gel t}a-
tar o street, North DtyiAion drsxet
WANTED.-Two gentlemen Of
~ bualness qualifications and good address ss
eaavassers for new and useful Illustrated worSs E,l.
lloyment permanent and renaunerAtye AppIy at
1!4 Lake 1t, second floor. O. j. GEIFFffHS
leSd58I2t 'A@9-
, 1860-12-03

HANDSOME DoSAT1os.-After IN excellent
discourse by Rev. DR.. Patton, collection
was taken up In the First Congregational
Church forthe relief Of the destitute, famine
stricken people Of Kansas, which resulted III
contribution Of ninety dollars. The amount
has been paid over to Dr. Evans, the Treasurer
Of the Relief Committee, by ]. ". Williams,
one Of the officers of the church. The First
Congregational Church is noted for its lihcr-
nifty in all good works.
, 1860-12-03

TAkEN UPON the morning of
Soy; sosh. 1890. one sorel Horse .harueseed III
M1kon- Vas taken up At we&s end Of Madison stree
nHdge. The owner can hare the samc upon appica-
house. - 1 "N'> dsr,e,'
, 1860-12-03

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-A 1icht
~ grty house. 10 years old. and bay mare year,
1a hltchcd % double wagon wlta pine top box ard
@ahs!o hs spring seat The wagon contained Buffalo
sniaby rewarded by returning them to FISTS Stables
" sn9ta CIasE, between Quincy and jackson strret
, 1860-12-03

ca REWARD Lost, large grey
QC Newfoundland STINT, With bling spots On her legs
collar: Nhoever viii return Tie dog to F. scHMiDT.
TO- Horth Clark street, will receve The shove reward
, 1860-12-03

" ANTED-A Partner with I'VE
~ hundred dollars cash, to tske half interest
u staple money making business. To the rtt Kind
Of man this Is good chance For partculars, stat
1nS Where an Interview eau be had address Inter
prtze," offlce Of thls paper df3IIt
, 1860-12-03

w WANTED- To Loan 800 at 10
~ per cent. interest for txo rea1s On improved
zeal Estate Worth three tmes the amount gltu1te on
Gt3I2t ~~s~' ~%'-e."+
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11

waste. Lodged grain and grass cannot be cut BY
machinery without loss 10 some extent; aud those
owning small farmscan readily dispense With their
use. But il Is surprising to contemplate how The
harvests OF former days were accomplished before
even the cradle was invented. Then the sickle q.
lone was depended upon. The grain was gather
ed by handful., cut and placed in gavels by the
reaper. Il was a slow process. and oftcntimes the
wheat would begin to grow ere il could be secuT-
cd. But large fields were harvested. aud the bet
quality Of wheat in those days was s"Ii lor fily
aud seven,y.6ye cents per tushcl. However. in
the great wheat districts. the iearing machine is
employed, and it requires but few days to cut
hundreds and thousands Of acres. Next follows
the threshing machine, one OF the most important
agricultural inventions of modern times. Il is
called into requi.i.on Immediately on the close OF
the harvest, and one machine lre-bes and sepa-
rates from the straw and chag from two hundred
to three hundred bushels per day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
Conflict of Idens.

i The New York Eeeniag Past devotes m elabo
rate article TO "reminiscences Of the original lorna
ton nni subsequent action Of the Free Soil party
of 1918 and Of the career thus far Of the Repnb-
lean party. Its special. practical object is 10
show ,hat while the Wing wing OF that party has
shaped it's policy hitherto they must not persist
in 20 dung if they hope or wish for the co-opera-
ton of tho Democratic section The pih and
purpose of the article are sufficiently Swallowed
forth in the following paragraph:
Gov. Seward nrto the Wing leaders of New
York never surrendered tho connection with their
old party until the last ray of hope had departed
Of securing Wing asccndancy in the country or
of establi-hing Wing ideas in the administration
Of the Government Democratic Republicans re-
card their principles essential To liberty. and
therefore eren more riiqi Man Me question q
.Sturcrg H,eic because they VII be necessary to
the success OF our institutions Any attempt,
therefore. Of the Wing leaders to make The Repnb-
Iran ,ialfg the meansof bringing he Government
uHder he controi IF Uh'g dcas ~W ofo"ce rcdace
Uc Il, uHL}iraH party 10 He s1n,c conSt'on IN Thrh
ttosc 1ieis let he Why paytg. What IS required
is m honest carrying out olthe plans on winch we
came together, resistance 10 the Slave rule, uhth
that nsarpatian is cfTrc'ual pat down that we
fLolI ma lave that work to do again. Alter
thai is 4pne We will start fair upon whatever
new issues the country may then be occupied
with.
The View York 7ines thinks there is very little
ground for the charges If the Post against the
WIN wing Of the Republican party. aud adds:
From The day that party was first organized, tho
Democrats who joined it have had full and eqnnl
hhafe ~, the Offices it has bestowed aud IN declar-
M the principles and purposes OF the party itself.
1Ney have bad an equal number OF delegates at
Satr t4at cntious. their m Jst active and efficient
loader "a q scat in the United States Sennte.--no
rlali,rm- ur Professions, upon matters Of either
Staze 81 Ddelul pohey, have been adopted without
thor a-..,n' and in all respects thcy have been a1
niifrl 10 ii fall participation III thr connscls and
;nIt lHre ui the nrw urganzntl"n. l'Sieai, there
l,rs. ii atapihininL al actual az unprecedented in
-'... in r.gnrd to the "aSecn lcncy III Wing IDEAS
~ ,e.t uf the io2t is eSilTety to enter y pro.
= Ia aivancc against the nomination Of Mr.. So
mod ny o,heiE IKE u Lean If Wig antcce-
acls, for Tie presid ncy. l. intends to claim that
al -flnci,n tr Gov. Chn~c. or same Eerson holding
II similar position. In lSil Mr.. Chase supported
>. q ,j8n"y for Pfcs lent. winie Mr.. Seward sun
t.r.tt Henry Clay in lS4S. tho former snrport-
- IT. Van Buren, and the ] lter Gen Taylor: III
J.. :! III We lceye sustained Gen. Scot, aud in
III. {, Fremont
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11

any persona would ring in under false pre'thses.
j s. Little. OF Pa, thought that II the chairman
Of each delegation would furnish the secretary with
list Of the delegates. that would be sufficient
The suggestion was aiopie1.
Notions were made t. take recsEses till some
hour IN the afternoon. 81 as to give the COMMITTEE
time - report.
4 motion to take recess till o'clock was lost
4 motion To take recess I'll o'clock was also
los'.
The convention having refused to adjourn. the
several delegations then proceeded to hand in their
list of delega,e'
The convention then. ut ten minutes rast q :
clock, adjourned To 4, =. NJ.
~ nr cnNcIrptD TO NOER w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
COMMERCIAL.
IVYCUBTRG MARE L I 5.
prpoETEp
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD u q Il Ii Il . * l. II,
183 MAIN STREET.

l33 MAIN SlRk1i
II Ill be understood, r,present whole
sale prices generally
APfIKs-G rcen--nnne Offering go, = L., o,
E,ooS1ie receipts frr the h week h'e p,e' ~ ", = ~
have Ia notice decline laser srae- quote ioeb II cas-
BrANs--H llte--lris1 at i.i"1sl.,,, 7 'us"e''
IErSR Ax.-;jef53l cents. ,.a,~.ao..,..
Liable Scafr' n fi'll4ilH u N''' va
In liTkins pientv an iul II TIA Il crnts.
toaN-Wfh IN Increase, dem ni-l qaote clio" 9'.J "a
e.: White - e..
ti.,sNr.-Isn.es River ~ coo. - .o,o
pa,tp FerltApples- ltni!-s; Peaied r'aeh''' s''''
Ttaralo srtlIt. continue l,l,t-siih good demand
Tgoe suI'rIne s6oa1s sf23; iAra yong o'"' f"""'
Ftsssela, II eo1 81 cei,is
fEsf.ras.- tl5 Gents. ..,,o
FEgrILlLr.a-Sapply nnp No / Peruvian Gaano s"2-7'
IA 2naD n: lee.es Manipulated Juan" Sz'" SOU
irero tiano $3a; Mexican (nano $2tDo American ouHp
si0a Rhodes SUP Phosphate Lime f5DGs Rui'ns Ph"elln
Peruvian sa2:1, ufn's Bone III tinano saz3 u
hns Tobacco Manure $s Rufns tiround Bone ASH TO,
Ground Plaster Ia bulk 5000: ia bags or barrels sil"
GnAss sErpt1Ncr $5,5t; 1hnoth! -; Orchard sl,'o
Ey"rgre"n i2ip.
liAs.-Balcd l.e0d 80: = wagon load $1,000 llo
IG,>.-Iouf iaia S9p0B&9o i ton
iAhn--snppy good al ii4el2 esll' so1,oo,..
1ME-Thoina-ioNn $1ar1r 10 Mountain so0t9o cefts
D>toss Whit. >Ilfs1y Red G28pI1 cts Il lusiel
oAnaf A. ioLi5o los fbs White 80 ets Black %
cents y bush. a. ~ lbs.
pt,s-N" Enrsr,cl offering; Cow Pea fi'0.
poTAroE4-- ;dfGsth cenis-ac riding 10 quality
T"BAccu-Irceps increlsin., vii. prices wen sustained
bright Working IarctS dart nphlcctii not 20 mi AS
earlier .ra,an iahg is moi quoiabc
Common dark Lugs s2nGJ f3'h bright nowgrouhlS
Iugs $1,000 common Leaf lOlacco ~ upfe & hright
$l.o3Ttt7G.
SuGar.rhe receipts con,inuc lichtsaes at Il Gi 81 40
frcloice Fed; sljgsI i3 Tor cioice White; Interior grades
Wooi = ne III RIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11

for the young and this handsome rePrIntsoi one
of bis most Interesting and well written stories
will be most cordially received BY the class of read
crs for whom it is more especially designed u
has attained great aud deserved popularity III
Great Britain, aud is DESTINED to meet with
eaunl success in this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
Electoral Ticket.

H. p,--.,cx-Y n CHANDLER. OF Neifok CITY.
6sn TRAVIS II. EPPs, of Holloway.
asn THOMAS BRUCE Of HALIFAX
A. JOHN n THORNTON, Of Prince EdSani
~ LANES r. JOHNSON, Of Bedford
a. " a SCOTT, Of Poshaian.
s n IENI'EL s. bowDnNoi William burg.
~ JOsEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middlc.ss.
o., n III sHACKELFoRD al fnnqulcr.
,ara ANDREW 4 KENNEDY. Of Jefferson.
iY,g A H. II. STUART, Of Augusta
Ia. W r. STAPLES. of Montgomery.
is-n WALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
is,a j. j. JACKSON. Jr.. Of wool
isru A. b. CALDWELL, Of Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11

Ex-senator Stuart, of Michigan. was before Co.
vode Committee on Friday fprthe purpose OF astcr-
tainin whether Stuart did not make application to
one OF the departments To obtain government sup.
port for u certain democratic paper IN Detroit, ut
ahnu; the time Letompton Constitution was be-
lore Congress Mr.. Stuart could MT swear thar
he did not, but said II heidi his letters in the
department would show IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11

Trxr.-"My breathren, said good old back
woods preacher, Pm gwine to preach you n plain
sarlnent even wimmen understand You can
find my text in the five verses Of the two eyed
chapter Of the one eyed john" 1t was sometime
before it was perceived that he meant John l.,
chapter -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
Juvenile Singing School.

Fk1llR vii he as, nile sign. fprlt,l nj The loom
II {" the eau- Meas Christian Association, Sa.urda,
morning at t'sne..
IfRas-nne dollar for wcu. lessons.
1EI.E "r B''K>- twenty Gems.
- =, 'n2'dit via Tie Performance Of GEAnBl-RY's il.
NINlLE or fntl oE GLORY FEe THY AIl. which " ia
be gwen m to'-,' l.! The Glass, All wishing JON n,-
ted /" attend.
'hail ia e" day! form cl Gr young la,irs 10 meet
iwe" "'ek a. IL I'ote Tho lessons bc given be-
tween The hoat, - AMI O'clock T. NJ Tcrut,-3 ~ f,r IL
sans. il, .Gl W ~ A\S 1rn,Err
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IIOLice.

4 MOTHER :Gpii3 Of aAS tINlUEEs arrived, cosssn.
a Ia part "i brtckcs Pendants, Pendant Bodies, vim,
"2nis NJ A. b1tli t al nu, making flll a. .,r;in.r
q" flAnrcs nte"e-ar. for completing any work that may H.,
"aatt Ali persons III want "f tiahlaicrs Lamps &e can
luahr h"r own Zion from an illustrated s. ko; T.
Tue purpose e'Eilnns great variety Patterns sh in
tt mci hotter opportunity of beng suited thai can be,
done in any Other way. 49, 700 "
An work done promptly. al the lowest rates and war
rahitt Ia give salla tacuu III III Main Street
nlAN ~ :
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sy-r,e.e qalaon. viii be unlersoodr.Iresent whole
sale price. generally.
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I IN 0nn sEGAHS on CoNsIGNMENT-of nj, r,.,.
1J"''WU and prices, which will sell low to close
may IL Trey Il SAUNDERS
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I LIGHTNING CoNnUcrOHs -T!a celebrated Cnn,, ,
IL Ginning lo, which has never failed Is sill M, NJ, IN,
HE nhleh,r al Manuia eurofs prices al III Main 81 Iynch
burg. Va fu,ay iti - - = : m ~ -
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Wall Paper and Borders
Nc'rs Hook STORE los Main Street, there Is one %. The
pSi -" plies o. VA. Ceiling and Border Papers for Par
"fs, NhamAof, Dining Rooms, Halls, saloons, &c. ever
Drought loi""h AT Low PRICES. Gail AMI examine before ,u
chasing. IL G. Ticroi," '
may D.
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FkNENNESsEE ~ BROWN SEEETING-An mother I,t ,,s
received on consgnment-he goods in Sbe mat,
for the price-encoarage the South - ~
II IRRy q : ,rxDrps