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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
eadWay's Renova ing ReSOIVpnt.

For UI eroUs, eruptive diseases, RAILWAYS REyovA-
ING REsoLvESr, is the one thing needfal. It revou-
TONES the condition Of the blood, expelling every
eIuvnt that tends 20 decomposition and putridity,
and equaZes the cir ulaton. II the impaired
constitution. 1t radically eyes, and all
ing uisases Of the face person 1t makes the scrof-
uous sound, and removes every syphtic faint IRON
the disased system.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

Dr. Wsarsr's cazksT asd Sat Rhe11n Sy7Ep ard
Crate for caring hsasOrs By purifying The Mood
READ THIs.--HOW IF ACTS.
When disease has been long the systen, the first
fatteriDg symptoms after taking the Syrup that the
huInor increases on the skin This should not alarm
you il only shows that the diseases Is working out
sGsr rhs result see; spply the cerate, and
the hznor win heal, and the disease soon disappear
cecl-d2w4w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

~ We ore glad to see that we have the
rare opportunity again, to sell or exchange
our second hand clothes for the beautiful
stock of China, Glass Ware, Fancy Gina
Toys and Jewelry, which has been opeaed by
MesSrs. Oppenheimer & Werthpimer, sue
cessors to Mr.. Bartehie. over the Store at
Hardy 6 Bros. Ina.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
'ardly Realized.

HI lad n 'orrible 'eadache this hafternoon handI
stepped into the hapothecaries hand hi the man
"San you hease me of 'eadachef' .'Does it hache
lard, says e. eHexceediDgiy,' says hi hand upon
that 'e gave Cephalic Pill, hand pom 'onor
cured quick that 1 'ardiy realized lad cad
ache.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
CLOTHING.

We have large stock OF WINTER Go
THING Tor Men and Boys wear, which we are
selling at prices to suit the times.
Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia, North
Carolina aud Virginia Money taken at par
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & co.
nov24Im No. 30 Public Square.
The proprietor of Dr. s. o. Richardson's Concentra-
ted Sherry Wine Bitters, has long received the
thanks Of thousands OF invads who have been bene-
fitted by the use Of that valuable and extraordinary
medicine
decI-dEw4Y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

%At a wedding near Spring feld, Mass,
when the clergyman stretched forth his hand
to implore the blessings of Heaven on the
union, the grOomsman supp0silg it was the
signal for him to surrender the wedding fee.
which was burning in his pocket, clapped two
half dollars ia the minister's hand just as he
Was closing his eyes in prayer The good
man hesitated a moment, appalled, at the lu-
dicrOusness of his situation, but coolly de-
posted the money in lis pocket and proceed
ed with his devotion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
Rrogans.

~ G. ain Lesthsr Boots. lrssh supply cheap 10
c-sh BY JOHN RAAAGE,
nov22-u ~ College sfreet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
sept 1o-1y

sCHUErzE 6 l.UDoLFF, 5
MANUFACTURES or IRos FsAnz, -
M GRAND SQUARE and fAk' ~ - $3.50 a
an the improx e1nezts conductive 10 & -
s,,neriori.rs CT tire, touch md d raossit5s w
ia AMI rs and 10 81 Louis, 1859 teslers, scao
and Families viii save money By calling pei re
chasing Allfnstrunents guaranteed i9r tster
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
Property for Sale.

r. II. Short and others P. Peacher and others.
DY virtue of a decree in this cause at its October
- term, 1850, viii at Peacher's Mil in MOntgUm-
cry Co. Tenn- the 18th day Of December next sell
TO the highest bidder, the following property: The
Real Estate will be divided into smaller suit
purchasers, to wit. the Farm which p Peacher
now lives. containing 666 acres There is on this
Farm good Tobacco ctemmery, with first rate
screws aill also Sell the large FIGURING sil known
as PEACHERS MIL. This Mill has never-fang
water power and situated in the heart fine wheat
growing country Also 800 acres OF land, known as
the sJohn A Eliot tract, - At likely and valuable
NEGROES, 10 tine Mules, Mares and Colts, Horses,
so head Of Cattle GO heal Sheep, 200 tiogs 200 geo
SAYS. 5000 Flour oarres, large lot Of farming
PIGMENTS, including Reaper and Thrcsher one Car
riage and Harness, Buggy and Harness, Wagons
and Harness. sett BlacksIpiths Tools and household
and kitchen Farniture and the present crop of Corn
and sbacco.
TER us.
The Real Estate viii be sold on credit OF l. @ and
years, bond and secsrity ana lien required tie
l property all sums vi IS and under cash; the
balance IN Il Dths, with interest from date bond
an security required Of the purchaser. Property not
delivered until the OF the are c0Inpied with
Tie sale Will continue from day day until all the
property Is sold a fne Barbecue viii be prepared
and every body IS invited to attend and make the pro-
perty bring lis full value. B o KEESEE,
deel2-tds Special Commissioner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
gpefial Autites.
SILYKR RANDI

Il U IS Z ; 81 Lt . 81 s Il y
THE ONLY PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED BAND IN
THE CITY, VIII attend al calls for music both at
home and abroad, giving ensirs satisfaction O. no
barge. The Band is composed Of
Fifteen PerFor a eFs,
With a complete set Of new silver instruments
AL calls FOR music, for funerals, picnics. seEsaades
and jubilee wiI be attended, to promptly.
". l. HORN,
Manager and Conductor,
ap-aTsIy Is South College St
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
Willimantic Linen Company's
PATENT FINISH
OOOl " hroaG

THIS Thread is made expressly for Sewing Machines
L and is pronounced by competent Judges be the
best thread II the market for Machine hand sewing
For sale b. the dozen factory pr ces at the
Office OF Whesler & Wilson e. r. PARSONS
declI-ff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

Don't fail to attend the large Auction Sale
of Groceries, e., by MIzELL, HOOPER & Co,
to-day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
SlreriR,s Sale.

D virtue of Ii. "a. to me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its October Term, 1860 will
expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House Yard in the city of Nashville on
Saturday the Goth day of January 1861 all the right
title claim interest and estate which A " Iindsey
then had or may have since acquired ia the
following described property, lying in Davidson
ty Tennessee, in the city of Nashville being bounded
and described follows One piece parcel OF land
lying on College street, beginning Jesse Collins
said street northwardly sxtysix and one-haf (66 n
feet to Mr. Calendars corner, thence right angles
to said street through to Market street. thence with
Market street southwardly to Henry Cohen's corner
angles TO said Market street the beginning on Col
iege street, being part Of lot No. % In the original
plan Of lots in Nashville, and which is situated
large Warehouse, now occupied by Andrew Hamilton.
Also the undivided one-haif interest which said
Lindsey has in and to the following described piece
or parcel OF land, lying in the city OF Nashville Ten
nessee, and bounded follows Being part of lot No
40 in the original plan Of lots Of the city beginning at
Dr. McNeips corner Of College street running thence
sOuthwardly along the margin of said street eighteen
and one half ESQ feet Robert -Currev5s line
thence at right angles said College street and with
ssd Curreys line hity -four (54) feet TO said McNeis
1S1z feet, and thence right angles said last men
tlon line 10 the beginning College street, being the
same that conveyed to defendant Lindsey and
one sam. Crockett by John W. Walker, by deed dated
the 81 day OF May 1s53 and registered in the
Office of said couney in Book No. H. page 200 and to
which deed reference is here made The first piece OF
property above described conveyed TO the defend
Linsley By deed of partition made by the heirs
OF the late Philip Lindsey, which agreement bears
date the day of IS anu is registered
the registers Office in said county in Book No "a
page l35. All OF said property levied on as the pro-
perry OF a " > Lindsiey TO satisfy judgment In IA
Lindsey.
decs-Ids J. K EDMUNDSoN, Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
Five Hundred Beautiful Works Of
ART.

comprising valuable paintings, marbles, parIarS out
lines, &C, forming truly national benefit.
THE SURERB ENGRAVING. which avery subscriber viii
receive, entitled FALsIAFF MASTERING REcRUTTs p
is one OF beautiful and popular engravinss
ever issued in TINS country II is done steel, fine
lane G7d ssiple and is printed heavy plate paper,
go by IS inches ID tging most choice Ornament it.
able the OF either the library, perl0r Office.
It's subject is the Celebrated scene Of John FaiSta
receiving n Justice Shadows olice the recruits
which have been gathered FOR the ragged regiment
Il could be furnished by the trade for less than
i've dollars
The Art Jossrzsol is too well known to the whole
Country 10 need communication Ii is maxnihcently
Illustrated magazine Of containing Essays stories,
Poems, Gossip, &c, By the very best writers in
Arus ica-
Tue Engraving is sent 10 any part OF the country
BIZ mail, with SAFETY, being PACKED II cy Under, post
age prepaid.
Subscriptions Will be recesved until the evening OF
the 3Ist of January, 1851, al which time the books
vii coSe and the pre- ius be given 70 subscribers.
No person IS restricted 70 single subscription
Those reTnttIag Si5 entitled 10 Gve membership
and 70 ore extra Engraving for their trouble
subscriptions from CaiiO the C21adas and ali
Foreign Countries, must be 3 so instead o. S.
der 70 deffay extra postage, etc.
For further particulars SIND for copy OF the ee-
gantly Illustrated Art Journal pronounced the hand
s0EsSst mdJ1<ige IN AH<ricQ IL contains Caia que
OF Premiums, ald Numerous s1pero eng, avIngs Reg
ular price, s. cents per number Specimen copis,
however. will BE- snt to thOse wishing subscribe,
receipl Of IL cents, in stamps coin Address
C. L. DtkBY, Aetuary c. A A.
nov1I-4 64e Broadway, New-York. 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

FACT WORTH KNowNG.-Spalding's CephaIic Pills are
certain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache Costiyeness and General Debility.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

INTERIOR OF THE LONDON TINES OFFICE
TIE CoMPosrroRs AND EDITORS AND THEIR Ar
RASGEMExTs.-We find in an exchange paper
some Interesting facts with regard TO the of
fee of tire London Times and its interior
economy. With q few unimportaDt altera-
lions. not observable to the general reader,
the article viii answer admirably for de-
scription OF the Fofrios Office also. It viii in
tere$t newspaper men particularly:
a compassion on the Times must, says the
exchange referred TO, have passed al exami-
nation showing that he can set a least forty
lines of ffty-six letters, or about 30 letters
par hour. The price paid for 'ype-seiting Is
eleven pence per thousand letters, at which
rate the cOmpo-itor can make from twenty :
five u thirty francs in an ordinary days
work. This amounts 20 about five dollars
day. There are 1874 compositOrs employ d,
ii:y Of whom are occupied solely in setting
up advertisements. Five or six steuogrdph-
ers take notes Of Parliamentary proceedings
at Westminster, and return every quarter Of
an hour to the newspaper Office, 10 put their
copy in shape and let the compOsiIOrs have
it without delay. Ia this way it often hap
pens that speech delivered at two O'Clock
in tue morning appears in the Journal which
is struck off at six O'Clock and distributed at
seven.
The editorial room is large aad well light
ed. In the center is huge oak table, and
around the room are little desks furnished
with every convenience for writing Adj
joining. is a dining-room for the editors, and
the archiYe room, where are stored all the
files of the Timss since its foundation.
Next to the archiVe chamber saw the
proof-reader's rooms, where are hundreds of
dictionaries and encyclopedias, in all Ian
guages, and relating to all sui cts. a dozen
prouf-readers are employed during the day
and another dozen during the night. They
have an eating-room adjoining that where
they work, and their meals are provided at
the expense of the establishment.
Ga another story is u small rom where
are printed the registers and envelopes for the
mail papers.
Every one of the editors living in London
carries with him 4 number of envelopes ad-
dressed to the Times. so that in any place
where he may happen to be, at the theatre.
the races, or elsewhere, he can send by a
special messenger his copy to the Office. The
foreign correspondents have envelopes of
red paper, which are sent Immediately on
their arIiYal from the Postoffice to the Times
Office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
SAFER KRAUT,

Fifteen Barrels Sauer Kraut Tor sale at No
80 Market street, and at H. S. French s.
Sons, by JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
ouv29-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
MOVEMENTS OF TIE RAILROADS.

Departures of Passenger Trains.
NaszErrIE & CH4TrASoooA-3:3O A NJ P N
tennessee & AIARAMA-3: 900 2 n
LOUISVILLE & NAsHTLLE-2:15 A NJ, y: D J. NJ
q: GslIatinExpresS 3:UO P Il.
NasHr1rrE 4 DEcGTrR-7:OD A. u, 6:3D P "
ED9rzELD & KESICcKY-2:45 r IL
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
Easzvrr1x 4 cEAr1ASocGA-5:30 P. NJ, a u.
TzSxEsszx < ALAR41LA-I 0:nO a u.
louisville NAsHvTLLE-5:0O A n, 500 P u.
80 GaIiaIIn Express $3.50 a. Il
NASHVILLE DEcxTUR-I:i5 NJ, 1:I5 N
EDGEzIELD & KKSTCcKY-l OILS An.
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Arrived.

New ORLEANS, Dec. I8.-Joshua Mauran
from Bremen. Ceres from NV York, Rock
away from l. verpoOl. aud The Habana from
Havana With dates oil the 18Th, and S107,-
900 Spanish gold.
Tne Spanish Bank has authorized the is
>ue OF four million dollars, new bonds from
which relief was expected.
Tie Captain General has gone to the Wes-
tern depa. lment of the Island. Sugar IN
changed. The new crop is coming in. Stock
20 coo boxes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
River News.
Markets by Telegraph

New York, DC. l8-Coton sales 1,200
bal,s; lnidd ing upland lO4 104; -four adj
vancrd cents; sales ID, So Dbs 60a4 IS;
mss pork dull; sales 500 boIs Is 50a15 623;
sugar firm, unchanged; molasses, sales so
bbs Orleans 35; 100 bbls at auction at 3D3
a3lc.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 19.-FIour unchanged.
Whisky, sal, | 100 bbl-. lac. Oats 20
Mess pork "a 0Ja14 so. Lard 81.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

THR PRfAcHrRs OF CRoNwELL's TrME.-Dr
Echard says Of the preachers who lived in the
time of Cromwell-"C oiners of new phrases,
drawes-out Of long godiy words, thick ponrers.
out Of texts of Scripture. mimical squeakers and
believers, vain-glorious admirers only Of them
selves, and those of their own fashioned face
and gesture; such as these shall be followed,
shaIl have their bushels Of China oranges, shall
b solsced with all manner of cordial essences,
md shall be rubbed down with Holland Of ten
shilings IN ell"
One Of the singular fashions that prevailed
among the preachers Of those days was that Of
coughing or hemming in the middle of SEN
,ence, q an ornament Of speech; and when
their sermons were printed, the place where the
preacher eoughed or hemmed was always noted
IN the margin. This practice was not confined
to England, for Olivier Maillard, Cordelier, and
famous preacher. printed sermon at Brussels
in the year 1900, and marked in the margin
where the preacher hemmed once or twice, or
cssghed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

sr.rors AccrDExr.-Mrs. Thomas b. Oliver,
,..;d;oo near the Asylum, was most dreadfuily
burned BY burning fluid on Saturday evening;
She was filing lighted lamp, when the fluid
caught, and che was awfully burnt on the hands,
AIMS and side. A messenger was sent to the
Asylum, and DE-. Van Deusen very kindly came
and did al in his power to relieve the distresses
Of the suffering woman. =.
When will people learn to have nothing
vheseyer 70 do with an article 80 murderOus
The papers are continually giving sad accounts
Of suffering and death from these fluids.
Throw them out Of your house! you are in con-
slant danger an accident is always liable-and
vbeu il comes, is sure to be distressing, ii not
deadly. Substitute coal and roain oils, which
will give q better light at one quarter the ex-
pense. Better dripping candle, than this muir
derous stuf-KaI. Gas.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
Forest Nursery
THIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the Cit!
of LANSING

THIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the City
Il of LANSING,
Just South Of tie Cedar Rirer,
And is UNEQUALED by any stock OF trees
East or West. II has been raised here, with
especial reference TO the wants Of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties adapted to th. climate, graft
ed from bearing trees, and is now in thrifty and
fine condition for transplaLting.
All those DESTROYS of planting orchards will
find it to their advantage to purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead OF from Eastern specula.
tors with whom they are unacquainted, as the
proprietors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds Of farm produce at cash prices
in exchange for trees, and give a liberal credit
TO responsible purchasers, If desired.
All orders for Peach, Plum, Cherry and Pear
Trees, Shrubs and Roses, will be filed if received
previous to April first. Forest trees furnished
and planted in the most sklful manner
Send in your orders previous to Nay 10th for
the most superb collection Of
Dahias, Verbeuas, Pecotees and Tulips,
and one hundred other Flowers, ever offered for
sale, end forget not the Evergreens
The following is brief list Of prices:
Apple trees 10 TO 90 cents each
Cherry :" 25 to IS 81
Plum " 80 10 40
Pear 50 cents each.
Strawberries, 81 per l0o.
Currants, sl.5O per doz.
Ornamentals, like everything else, cheap for
cash.
HARRIS, PARSONS L WILCOX,
2m253 Proprietors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

4 SENSIBLE YouNG LADY.-Said a young la.
y, who was fashionably educated at boarding.
enoolA and INDUCED in idleness at home, SO
nas there was neither strength nor elasticity in
u used to be 80 feeble that could not even
NC broom, and the least physical exertiou
would make me III for week. Looking one day
q the Irish girls, and noticing their healthy, TO
bust appearance, determined to make new
nal and see il l could not bring the roses to nv
sasekA and rid myself of the dreadful lassitude
.aas oppressed me. One sweeping day wen,
oisvely to work, cleaning thoroughly the parlors,
nree chambers, the front stairs and hall, after
winch by down and rested until noon, when
sese and ate heartier meal than for many 8
oH. Since that time have occupied some Dor
non OF every day in active domestic labor,
md not only are all my friends congratulatine
ne upon my improved appearance, but in nv
snc'e os'ng-mnc, body and spirit-do ex.
penence woudrous vigor, to which have
Catholicon.n ~ my
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

PnHcs JoHx's LAsr.-A good story was told
tAs ether day about John Van Bu:en. He had
tina some technical legal advantage, BY which
oppensnt's client in an action was non.suited.
TAs nan Ne furious. and declared his purpose
70 give John piece of his mind when he saw
hin; be would rither him. Happening to see
John one Day 1t Dorning's, standing at the bar,
getting outside Of dozen New York Bays, lie
boldly tonfloated the Prince, and being a small
man, looked up at him fiercely, and burst out,
M. Van Buren,, is there any client so low and
mean, or any case so nasty, that you won't un.
destake to defend him in it 2" 81 don't know. "
MD John. stopping to put away another oyster,
then bending down and con6dentially drawing
out bis reply in the little mans ear, "mhat hare
yes Osex doingS"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD
No MERCURY!
No ARSENICi
No POTASH,
No IODINE!
NO SULPHATE SODA
NO IRON!
NO MINERAL!
II Is Warranted.
NJ MINERAL

OF any kind or nature in il.
~ No newspaper puifs fictitious names Every
person from whom certificate is gwen their and
numbers are published Any person address them
by mail and satisfy tbemselves.-Es
AGy person who tries the syrup will soon discover IT,
qualities and recommend il ghy II is only Just intro
duced and rot in single has il failed vet Weakly
Persons only TRY II, and you will regret its
On some peope bottle produces magical results
with others II re iuires Eve six bottles.
Ay- General b'pot, No. IS Washington Avenue A.
bsny.
s5- TRY -LARK'S ~ SUP, the great Blood Purifier.
for Chilis and Fever.
aETRY CLARE's SYRUP, the great Blood Purifier,
for dyspepsia
Es- TRY CLaRK'5 SYRUP for any Delicate Female
BE TRY CLARk'S SYRUP for Sciv.Ila, JAundice, &c
any blood disease.
EE- CLARK : SYRUP, in all ea-e Of sexual IncaDAc-
ty, diseases o! the Spine AMI KidLeys IS magical
Tyit.
EPCI.ARk'S SYRUP, change. the who'e condition Of
the blood, and k- tue poison which feeds the FIRE 81
disease
Is CLARK'S SYRUP is ali vegetable and no mineral
ami mat is what the human blood needs.
E5- CLARk'5 SYRUP fer Sore Throat is magical
Es- CLARK'S SYRUP for weakly, delicate Females or
SICILY puny Children,
Eg CLARK'S SYRUP il all Roots and no Minerals
$500 will be gwen for any gram found IN il.
BE- CLARK : SYRUP cures aay weakness in Females
| or acrofulous Children, magic&lly.
Esr CLARk'S SIRUP.-This wonderful preparation ID
working wonders al over the word, and for Liver
"onos or Scopuls Complaints ADD Female Weaknesses
General Debility, I rs perfectly magical Put up
quar- bottles, aud IL ike win. 20 drink
Rs- For sale in Lansing by /. H. & II D Bartholo
al--Iv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

SsA.r raAcIIcr.-A political joke was per.
petrased at the late election in New YorL Stato
-. M.n rom one Of the back country towns
IT,. .s1uael county, who was entrusted to 90 to
,.S ~. I!s an exchange, and get the tickets prin.
49,. .e 04tn parties, he not being nominated by
," ..s ne mad the job done BY erasing the
rs. 49, o. justice from both tickets and inserting
sn. W., and had them all printed in that way,
49, oot At each end 80 that they could not be
ny s4sleo out. He was delayed for some time,
, ..u a'a not reach the polls until they had been
Yeneo some time. Both parties berated him
s SGaly Tor his delay, and went to voting the
us.e's IN good earnest. The trick was mo, dis
%sefed until they had deposited some fifty o,
~! ballots when the game was speedily ter,
, Ioased and the smart man was not elected. al
'usn nls impudencs ought to have done it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

WooLLY CALF.-On Saturday last We were
shown by l.. e. Smith of this village, a young
calf OF ordinary size and form, covered except.
ing the head. with a thick matted coat Of black
wool 1t has the appearance of black Sheep
about three weeks after having been SHARED.
It's tail looks sinar to that of a sheep, being
large next the body and tapering gradually to
nearly point.
Those acquainted with the animal say that its
coating is similar to that of young Bear. At
all events it is curiosity, and ought to belong
to Barnum.-Gratiot Ners.