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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29
SOUTHERN E,uanArlov WEsrwARp.-The

SOUTHERN EMIGRATION WEsrwARD.-The
Shelhyyille (Tenn.) Expositor says
"Never, at any time within the memory of
the Oldest inhabitant, has SO great tide of
emigration been witnessed as is rolling west
ward through this town. They hail from
Virginia from North Carolina, from every
where East, and are bound, some for Texas,
some for Missouri, and some for the Lord
knows where Our own county and State
have sent large delegations to the great
West. We noticed an unusual number of
slaves in the trains of the movers"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29

LINcoLN's VorE AT HoME.-Here is the Off
eial vote of Sangamon county, Illinois, in
winch the city of Springfield, where Lincoln
reside'' s." is located. Douglas, 9,59s; Lincoln,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29


GEORGIA MERcIANrs--In answer to those
egitators who wish to repudiate debts in the
South, seventy odl merchants and business
firms in Columbus, Georgia, have issued the
following card
The undersigned, merchants Of Columbus,
amid the discord and confusion that are dis
tracing the public mind-poltically and
commercmlly-beg leave to express our adj
herenee to those principles which alone can
sustain us under the shock. Hence we are
utterly opposed to anything like stay laws,
or any measures having for their object any
release FROM or abatement of our obligations
ms debtors at home or abroad. Such step
would destroy all credit abroad and annul
all confidence at home. We must have good
laws, aud as sound a currency as our neigh
bors, and we viii trust TO common sympa-
thy for all else we need.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29

I The PRIZE FlGuT contemplated prize
fight between Matt. Tracy and Bill Black
wood is exciting considerable attention
among the sporting fraternity. The Neva-
da Democrat is informed that the money is
all up. and that the "mil" will positively
come off, as heretofore announced on Thurs
day next, January 3d. The exact locality is
not yet publicly known, but it will take
place somewhere within five or six miles of
Navada, of which due notice will be given
on the morning of the fight.
SUGAR FROM THE CHINESE CANE.-A letter
from La Sale county, Illinois, says that large
quantities of Sorghum, or Chinese sugar cane
are now raised there and manufactured into
a fine quality of sirup a mill has been erect
ed at Earlyille which grinds forty tuns, max
ing 500 gallons of sirup per day. 1t is esti
mated that 600 gallons will be made this
season. One half goes to the farmer, and one
half to the mill owner A train of ffty-two
cars, direct from Detroit, arrived at St Louis
on the 10th of October loaded with sorghum
sirup, to be manufactured into sugar at the
sugar refinery in that city. We of California
ought 10, and we think soon will raise our
own sugar and sirup The Chinese cane does
wen here, and is more productive than in the
Atlantic States
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARp.-We
learn from the Sacramento News, that on
Wednesday, Governor Dowuey issued proc
lamation offering a reward Of $1,000 for the
apprehension Of A. j. Hurt and Thomas Lof-
tin. These escapes are indicted in Napa CO.,
for murder-lIurt for the killing of T. j.
Warden, and Lofin for the murder Of Geo
Edinbrough. The Governor also offers $500
for the arrest and conviction Of either Of
them
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29

President or THE SENATE.-llon. Henry T..
Watkins, Of this county, isa candidate for the
position of President of the State Senate, of
the incoming Legislature. He voted for
STEPHEN A. DouGLAs and supported the regu-
hr Democratic ticket at the last election is
a gentleman of great dignity of character,
and would make an able presiding officer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29

HE editor of the Washington IN. C) Dis
patch concludes an article in favor of preserv
ing the Union as follows: "Thank God
we never felt more like being Henry Clay
Whig since we were born than now and
had we the power, we would breathe upon
the dry bones of the sage and statesman that
slumber at Ashland, and he should come
from his grave to live again. and 90 forth
North and South, to raise his clarion voice t,
the nation TO arise and shake off the dew
drops that glisten upon their garments, and
shout once more the battle-ery, the Consti
tuition and the Unionp Alas are there
none upon whom his mantle has fallen? l.
there no man in this crisis who will come 10
the rescue to stay the desolating plague? II
not, our trust is still iu the Almighty, the
G cd of nations"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29
Arrivals at the U. $. Hotel.

STOKES & SHIELDS. ..... .PRoPRIEToRS
December 81.
McNclty Camptonvc Cheeseman VT W
Cries X Oregon House Marley l. IL Evansville
Wheelock & wfJJ Turbutt M Oregon House
Kiernan J San Francisco Turner
Collins Forbestown Newand Sac city
Woodruff l. Columbia h. lBlankford n "
Jennings W 0rovle Hunter w Oroville
ToeterJL " Foley Peter
Brown A Eureka Cross Keystone
Able Geo Forest city Cannon g
Neal Rob't Luckmsn Thos
Cornelius lily Dorell lily
Magee W Suffer 90 Todd + city
Briggs city Essenberg
Murphy G w Eagan Miss Julia
Platt ] w Lincoln Orovllle
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29
4 Morning Walk,

We have just returned from a walk ir the
pure sunshine and clear atmosphere of this
glorious friday morning. After the fog
gy' cloudy, misty rainy mornings of SO ma
ny dark days past to wander forth into the
green and smiling plain, with a cerulean sky
above and the happy birds cleaving the aerial
serenity with swift and glancing wing, seem
ed like being born into new and brighter
world. Looking off to the West, what a
prospect The white line of the Coast
Range showed like q new creation, so start
ling was the revealment. Before, we had
seen only the blue ranges that silently lis
tened, as We thought, to the thunder of the
sea at their base. Afterwards, we had been
shut from the vision by the falling of the
sombre curtain of the clouds. But, now. as
the curtain had been rolled up into the blue
dome and disappeared, and the keen north
wind had swept clean of mist or vapor the
eerulean arch, there burst upon the sight
spectacle of beauty too transcendant for de-
scription. How purely white were the tall
mountains each one like a huge snow drift
gittering in the sun. How the ravished eve
swept over the waves of whiteness. rolling
into the dim unknown!
To the North, the hermit hoary-headed
Lassen's Peak had found companionship in
the lesser peaks that now wore robes as
white as his, the badge of purity as perfect as
his own.
To the East, the rough rim of the Utah
Basin was clearly visible, foamy y-crested, as it
seemed, Ito use holiday fgure) like vast
bowl of overlooking egg-nogg, fit to be Ia
died up by the O'ympian Joye and his Sat.
ellites.
The clock from the tall tower, that seemed
IN the distance to be climbing higher and
higher into the blue, struck the hour with n
merrier ring, as if old Time had bounded for
ward in his race, with a new found ioy.
Truly, it was most delightful walk, and
we advise the lovers of the beautiful to sten
forth this very morning, if it be clear, and
try the effect of like saunter. We would
advise even those who are not lovers of the
beautiful, to walk forth also, for the fresh
and invigorating air will improve their
health, and they can find employment for
their minds in looking for mushrooms
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-29

XAyANTED-Four ditch men. Employment all
w Winter, i5 Also one good and steady man to
do inside work in the city, $50. Apply at
STAIIL CO.'S Intelligence Office,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
w ANTED-An American Girl for st. Louis, small
w family $50 and passage paid also girl from
IS to 20 wears of for very respectable family in
Forest City-8D and fare paid. Apply at
STAIIL q cos City Intelligence Office,
st. Nicholas HOTEL entrance on Third street.
NNANTED-Three girls for city places and four for
w short distance in the countryside. Apply at
STAllL Il CO.'S CITY Intelligence Office,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
FNOR RENT-A small handsome dwelling house,
Il good location, Sl2 per month. Apply at
STAHL co.'s City Intelligence Onice,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance Third street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-25

new YORK. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital SE,S0O,OOO
nEE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited With the
- Comptroller OF the New York, and Of the hands
" the Company 90 secure policy holders
DvDtNus MADE ANNUALLY Os MOST Liberal Principle.
FORTY per Ct Of the premium Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured when ti.r premium exceeds $50
Policies issued and payable the Insured arriving at Ger
age 90 the family OF the insured At DEATH should at event
happen previously 90 arriving at that age.
Eni0w POLICIES for children granted on the most favor
able
issued greatly reduced Of premium, when tbs
Insured prefers not % participate Ia the dividends.
Al losses paid prQmIty aud Without litigation.
We shall DE pleased Co have cal lt and secure policy
this old and reliable Company Which before you eHaos
- by your own cittens.
WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agents,
Once 100, Main street,
IeE above Post once.
OHAs. T. wORTHAH,
General Agent and Attorney
Tor ,he Company in Va
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Jas II. CosNAY 81. D.
Ro 7. COLEMAN, N. d.
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SOUTH-SgDE RAILROAD.
ON ANOAFTER MONDAY TlIE2 AU- Ca

NJ
" gust, ne passenger Trains viii follows: -
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYECHBURG
MAI Train Stars Gsy at 55O NJ reaches Lynchburg al2S6
p VI.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays, at AS P NJ
reaches LyuchhIrg At 1880 A. VI.
FROM LYNCHBURG To PETERSBURG
Mall daily Il A. 81 reaches Petersburg at P. NJ
PASSENGER daily, except Sundays 1890 ?. NJ,
reaches Petersburg az 6.}oA. NJ
These trains with daily trains to the Springs Knox
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c. T. New Orleans.
80 the shortest and expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA, Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundys at
and ~ Noon, and City Point ~ $50 A. NJ and 1880 g. M
gsa trains and nom ell the steam packet. when
cessary.
H. D. BIRD,
aus4 General Superintendent
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r.. ~. SEA hSA Ek ~ GO,
GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
= oIIClT consgumcnts u WHEAT FLOUR CORN T6FArgo
> and other country Produce. Advances made on ,
II hand. XII
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NrH a5 tlc -ne.y ,arc of thc sub0ncd varieties Of
ScrofuIa aud ~crornIortS Affections. such a.
Tunur~. iSrgs, Sores. Eruptton~, ftin-
uit-. Pu~tulr~- EiotrhC>, kuits, Hiaihs'
and all skin niscn.c-.
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

rENHE RICHMOND URE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus fueary $3.50, coo, prepared 60 issue policies
The above descriptions OF reasonable terms
similar Institution tic Stale and respectfully ask share Of the
patronage OF hc public Applications viii he received At the Of
No. 1861 second door OF Main and nh Streets
where h officers win cherrily give any Information required
AL losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIREgTORs.
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NTOTICE.Pesous Wishing 10 obtain tickets for servants
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac R. for Wash
ngton City snd points further North must In all cases be youc
hy white citizen OF Hchmand person.
known 10 the Road tickets vi le sod sp
Piled Tor Jy letter. =. d. ALLEH,
T.k.t AGENT
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E,fs amN Cutting

Bfs1&D CUTTING.
fSiE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co EXCHANGE, ioih aud Cary Sis brgs leave
form his customers, ami the Public generally that he
ae so as To execute all work (sich he may be favored ~ Ia
the best wcrslane and az The
brand Tobacco Flour Grain bags say
other articles you may manufacture. send Ia your ORDERS
will accommodate ON the most reasonable terms and gsran
tee TO give you entire satisfaction.
Also ne lot Of Branding Brushes Kew SsVl nass Letters
&c. A. r. GRAHAM, brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor 18th Cary SITS, Richmond Va
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
kz Ss,slsl = .s;si;i
Mail and Passenger Train,
EANE ichmond daily ESQ A. NJ, Tor Gordonsyile aud
daily tNcrt sunday Tor Jle.sous River and Intermediate
citing Goriousye with 'hr urtnF anu AlgNau
lri Railroad Tor Alexandria and Intermediate 'atoDs and az
charlottesville with their trains for yuchburg, and points Westo
that place.
On Sundays passengers Charlottesville and Lynclbug take
the Orange aud Alexandra Train AZ Gortous.!c.
Hartman Mason and COmpau stages connect with the train
Goshen Lexington Mlboro The Rock Alum, Bath
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs a. Jacksous River
tie Sweet Red Sweet and White Sulphur Springs Lewlsbufg
g.
RETURNING,
The mall and train leaves Jaeksons River daily tex
crIf Sundays HtHl5, = VI.
tS Through Tickets Tor the Rockhrige and Bath Alum, Warm
Hot Healing, White Sulphur and .Weri spugs Lexington Lewis
,hurr, Also LyuCburg, Bristol, kn NyHt, Chat
noorl Nashville lle, Memphis New Orleans AMI t
Important Points the Southwest bee procured a. ha
Ticket onc,.
THOs. DODAMEAD
irlf General supeTiu'rnd
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PIANO FO3TEs!
uGHTE \ BRinBuRRY,S PIiNOS.

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich ..
w m1ud, and Virginia 90 Piano foIes which
have placed with Mr. Carus, tlat their qualities,
every r,spyct may tested by the side Of heit "
famed Chick rr.uE's
We warrant MI our Pianos and can high and as
testimonials any factory the country All Of which
Mr. Caruss Broad Street Sd l0or from Oh
dsle- LIGHTE BRADBURY.
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mOME-WADE FURNrrURE
NosKuGAwEp wmnuGssr lRoN AND

EOR ~ a {. 4 TEX WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIFE EAlLlSG(Secued ~ Lailes Patent Admirably
adapted for con. PGbc Grounds Cemeteries Balconys Cot
tsges &c sheep AID O Hurdle, Patent Wire, sacklng Bead
steads with variety Of Folding Iron Beasteas and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Screens, Ore Sand and
Screens, Wire Netting FOR Mosquito sheep Pocy ana other
purposes Wire sunner Houses Fancy Wire Work 10 great
hety for Gardens, &c
~ WsLgER some Manufacturers,
No e25 Gaikes, NJ corner Sixth street, Philadelphia.
HI
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid inSru- ~.-.
In addition 20 the beautiful Box de Noix, the Cir
uar Action, and the Grand have nov the buu ~ y
.l0ir beautiful instrument oi ava upright form.
The Chickering's have received Is first prize medals AL over
nov coup Institutions and fairs %
America and Of Europe They manufactured ard sold
Pianos than any factory 10 tht world
FROM Chickering's have ,tua The best and most perma
uproy have brought the Piano 90 It's present
ycon; by the great capital they have Invested ia mauuso
uur ruicuca they sell fully my percent cheaper than
any other factory None OF rr Instruments leave the wareroom
without having been fully iuspy cited by the best artists
As this factory has NOR, than one agency 10 ely, 10
Richmond instruments only be sold hy She subscriber
factory all Pianos sell Orders PROM y at
tended 20
wre-ooms north Broad street. 9h and at Hab
nsi2 NATHL oARUsI, Sole Agent
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HECTOR DAyEs. Auc,iouecr.
E,ES. 3. -. ROSE,

FRANkLlN STREET, RICHMOND, IA,
FILLS SLANk bUh publicly and privately Persons eut ~
- their Slaves 10 him, rest assured Of obtaining the L
market prices. r.
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SUNDHis5Nsss;;.c., D,Ir. u..
300 bbls. prime New Orleans MolAsss
90 bbls. New York" Syrup
100 Sides Soe Leather
800 pkgB. GreeE and Black Teas, (some prlnel
300 bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
30 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
800 bKs Glass; 30 bbls. Tanners OIL
300 bKs "Hulls Extra" and Rosn Soap
800 doE Brooms; 800 do. buckets
1900 reams Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper
200 bales CAndewick and TTine for sale 70 the irAdt
low lfe2s-tn TIHsLEY, TARDY WILLIAM
II EEP COOL Z CONTINENTAL REFRIGERATORS- The
IN article made, aud warranted to give satisfaction Also
Nassers Ice Cream Freese's Call and examine them.
apo SrEBBlHS PULLEN, iOl Broad ~
WINDOW GLASS.-A complete Of all sIrs 81
w French window Glass Putty, White Lead, CoUrs 49, Tor
sale low by W. PETERSON co, Druggist,
tai M-in str-~t
OEs.-we offer TO purchasers large assortment Of u
wells Wedding Hoes assorted from No. TO g. Also billing
Hoes from No. 10 s. Also Planters Cast Steel Hoes superior
article Also Garden Hoes and RAkes Hay ID Manure Forks
MAJ SMITH, RHODES A 60.
GRAIN CRADLEs.-we have in store and for sale va
NJ ey Of five fingered Cradles Of the approved mAters,
Grants wedge aud Brace complete with best Blades
Also Dutch and Nsw York Patterns Also Grass Grain and
Glover Bcythes and Snats assorted sses and quaihss
ma2 SMITH, RHODES CO., 23PeAIls.
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RICHmOND ANDTOHK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT

Fare 81. Meals Extra

MD NHGtOLh.
Fare 81. Meals Extra.
y aP run a daily N S1,s, ,s 3aaa , In
Regular PASSENGER trains stopping only At Meadow, Dipatci
Vii leave Rcim5ai at7A NJ VIII leave White Hous. at
! f. VI
Accommodation Train carrying Freight and Passengers will
leave tir White House at o. A. NJ. WI leave Richmond at
! tau.P IT.
me new r,r and ,mmoaous steamer, We, Point Capt
Rove Win leave White House. .ord,ys. Wednesdays and
days 10 " landing only at West Point, Mooy-, Cap
p4.u. H i5l.r. yorktown. Gilu. -- Point arriving u time
| f-- Doc. At olI P.,n, 90 p NJ aaI No'.l4 a. -. T. So
-AtlrIi5a 40 iul 81, AMI Ola fcIu' 40 ll, Nj
,tuInt above, aaI arrive 30 Waite No4r IA line 20 Goa
meet v..h iIr cans, arFi' 200 Ne-Iaout Al s +. NJ
~ % a. iani'a.s s,'i be- waie. -
River is rH-'5 SHARP supt
NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.
Eaz;zg7 iJ7l.z.3 s;l;. - -, gsEs2s g
4 Point from Eie.mold.
d.. most comfortable and expeditions between Tisl-
m0ui AMI - above place s hF DE- Richmond aHd Pees1ifs
Road 90 Petersburg thence e Norfolk and Peerstu5 Noad
90 Nook, and thlce by e ati 20 Oh Point and Hampton.
s'.a..L a
Leave Richmond 255 NJ, reach Norfoi at 800 and Old
Point q -ir T.. "
FOR he accommodation OF passengers supper VII be pro
yidrl ou the boat, between Norfolk lld Ola Point.
From on Point the boat leaves $780, A. NJ and
aIh Mort Us, wll leave ;, p ~ reaching Rich
Polataad Norfolk T. H. wYYNE
jiI-U slp't K. and P Il r.
VMF0RTNNT NOTICE TO IL ga ve- rrI TTy
! sUppkHS GF FRIGHT FOR All es-a 80
STATIONS uN THE DIFFERENT RAILROADS Esr OF LYNCH
ECRi You required to maze an conssumens OF every
description, plainly with paint brush or brand, the weight Of
package the Of the diamond letter and
the point OF 0esti alton.
The tickets must specify the weight Of every package separately
and correspond fully With tie marks, Otherwise they will not be
j.
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g. CSseH Z, aEs Ahy ~ "a "a a. OS-A I,
rnTTnN Ann TOBACCO FACTORS,


GrOcers, Receiving, forwarding and
G Ofn IN sion NJ Gr han is ,
iyr7-rv Memphis. Tenn.
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THE VIRGINIA FIRE = ni3BINE INSURANCE COMPANY
N-.--. 80 III MLLs sIaL.-. Eo..-Aa. v.

CASH CAPITAL 100000.
CHARTERED t Isl, and having, duru W existence Of twenty
\ yr cls fsr loss ae extent ~ largely a
UFLLE0E OF DOLLARS, % refers to the history Of the
f.rI.u- ihc best guarantee or - future.
Being VIRGINIA ACCOMPANY, .ts pot re distributed amongst
her citizens AID W Capital used 20 promote the success Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
By the long acquaintance ~ this Institution With the lnrng
Public &c has become familiar with their interests, ard no pains
will br spared Information Withheld on ae part q It's Ofcss
ulat VIII tend 60 insure accuracy and give sataacton
To F.rtrs aui Country Merchants r'r-om the very
extensive country insurance gly pectabs
citizens H alll. every portion az tte STATE.
Applications Tor Fire Marine Insurance. addressed 10 the
President scc.e.ssy, VIII receive prompt attention
". l. COWABDIN, President.
fg
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
HODGES, DAVIS Il CO.'S
CONSOLIDATED IOTRRIESI

Authorised by special act of the legislature. for
the benefit Of Academies and other purposes.
MACON, GEORGIA.l
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

little child. but you went out of sight so
soon that couldn't" and, with bright
face, she continued Z" / want to thank you
and my mother wants to thank you, too,
for didn't get penny all that day until l
saw you, and that sixpence bought the med
:cine which is going to make her well.''
kate's eyes glistened as she heard this,
and thought of the temptation to ride home
that God had enabled her to resist. " Take
me with you to your mothcr," she said, still
holding the girls hand :" such honesty and
thankfulness shall not go unrcwarded.''
1t was pretty long walk away over near
the North river, but they finally reached the
tenement house, in the basement of which
the little girl lived. A pale sickly woman
was lying on q bed in the single room which
they occupied, but sho looked up eagerly as
she heard her child's voice say '' Hero
mother, the beautiful lady is come herself
iKste satdown BY the tcdslde and leant her
ear to tale of want and privation of which
she had never dreamed, and leaving what
little pocket money she had with her, she
promised to see her again !; then she start
ed for her husbands Office. Mr.. Alair was
pouring over his account books when Kate
rushed in with bright eyes and glowing
checks. and holding up the bracelet before
his eyes, she exclaimed
g See there. Henry. that's what came Of
giving my sixpence TO the street sweeper
Her husband looked up glad and surpris-
ed, first, at seeing her, and then because the
bracelet was found, and he listened while
she told him of her interview with the child
and her mother -..
And now, Henry, am going to ask
you if may do one thing-l really do no,
need so nice a set Of furs as you have given
the money for. and l want to take some o
it and buy fuel, light and provisions fol
those poor people they had neither coal
nor candles, and nothing but little cold
cabbage for their dinner
Henry shook his head, but it was not 6
very negative shake. Nobody can resis,
YOU. Kate" said he, smiling. /" and you
may do as you please with the money
Kate thanked him with her moistcncd eye.
more than with her voice, and as the doo
closed after her, Henry said to himself
There goes an angel ; and if ever tina
text. He that giveth to the poor shall NO
lack was meant for anybody, it was fo
her,
The little girls mother did not get wei
again, but before she died, Kate told he
about Jesus, and won her to love and trus
Him, soothing her last moments with com
forting, cheering words. Even little Jan,
she taught to say with faith, "When my
father and mother forsake me, then tn,
Lord will take me up
By-andby Mr.. and Mrs. Alair went t,
house keeping. and they took little Jane
now an orphan. to live with them and
there was one grace more than another tina
Kate prayed the child might have. it wa
that of charity. for James growing beaut,
of character, and her constant gratitude
proved continual reminder to her gener
Gus benefactrcSs of that sweet lesson of ou
Savior, 1t is more blessed to give than t.
receive"
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
THREE PLANS.
SOMETHING NEw-
CITY PLAN!
$4,000 for 81, 80!
d.. ~-Iy. ..xlx .

Prizes payable ,oitdoxt Dssset;on i!
EXTRA CLASS.
IS BALLors-12 Drawn NuMBERs.
To be drawn in the City of Macon, every Mon
day, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons, at O'Clock, during 1850.
~ By this Glass, the holder of an;f 81 Ticket
titled to prize, according to the folloi sg
SCH e NE.