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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23
POLITICAL.
ron InL Nisoiaias.


TO Dss...
Buried in this solitude,
0fwaters. woods, rock. Sc bare:
With none 10 cheer my lonely npod,
Nor my feelings wild To share
Nv thoughts turn to thee away,
Revealing in pleasures gay
wander forth when sunlight
Blazuus all tn, western SKY
Sleeps tn, clouds in hues AZ bright
As ever came from eastern dye
When z NC upon the scene,
Thoughts Of thee TM come between
And when the lonc star efrsr,
Beams first from its azure bed
Thea love and memory weave
web of light about thy head.
pearcsL may thy thoughts then part
From ,nrth, and horer DER myhea't.
(EtT1A
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AVERETT7S PRIZE OFFICE F.,

January 10, 1887.
Drawing of the Richmond Glass one, for 1887.
"a 10 IL % 90 So 80 9 4 &c.
/ ~ Several Snug Prizes were sold and maid
III The above Scheme, at THIS OFFICE.
III Renew your small Prizes IN the hand.
some Scheme 10 be drawn this day in Rich
mond. - j. H.AVERETT & Co,
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A HE subscribers have leased for a term
IA yeass ,;his well know u and 1esHahbe WARE
HOUSE, situated lnnDfaiaie.y Oh the street
leading from The BB,dae liz The Market house.
We respectfully sohsh share Of Tobacco.
brong hi 10 this marLsA FOR inspection. The sub
scribeIS deem unnecessary 10 20 into minute
description 81 this property as j, is gensnfr
known TO be one isrf,rngst ,be largest Dod safest
Ware HOUSES III the Town OF Lynchburg. This
house has recently undergone a thorough repair
and is now ready for the reception Of Tobacco
The Inspectors nj this house, are VIM. Canada
and John Whreer gentlemen whom we can con
hdently recommend 10 The public as capable Of
disrhaging AIRY tu,y belonging 10 iheir Office
We particularly invite The old customers OF this
house 10 give Us 4 call as nothing shall be wan
ting on The part Of The Ploprieiurs and ln'pee
tors 10 give gen. raj satisfaction. We will aisIl
times attend 10 the selling of Tobacco for Plan
ters free OF charge.
JESSE T. BURTON,
MARK ANTHONY, Jt
SAMUEL Il. JENNINGS
October 10--w2m
\. B.--I would particularly inri,e my ola
TRENDS and customers, who patrDnIsed me ,
Martins Ware House, 10 give mr. IbrU aid ID
ibis lease, as al, necessary attention shall be pui'
TO give salts faction, by their friend
JESSE T BURTON.
October 90 w}m
NlRGlNlA-A, court held for Frank n
county, at the courthouse, on the "a day
Of January, 1881:
John J. Lowell and Polly hi. wils, plaintiffs
against
William Parbeuy, James Parberry., oafan
Parberry, and Lewis Wing6eld and Elzaoe'n
his wife, Defendant
IN CHASCERY.
The defendants William Parberry and James
Parberry, not having entered their appearance
and given security according toihe acl oil AZ
sembly and the rules Of this court, and II aP
pearing to the satisfaction Of this court that inc,
are not inhabitants Of This commonwealth Q"
the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel, It so,,
dered that the said defendants do appear here o"
the first Monday in March next, and answer u.
plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of this oroer |"
forthwith published in the Lynchburg ''rn,a,
an, for two months successfully, and pos'eu a.
the front door Of the courthouse OF this cou"H'
A Copy-Teste,
January 9 WIN
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The 1 livingston Hotel.

THE subscribers having purchased The ~
l. vern near The court house, in the town "
Lovingston, heretofore occupied by Col, Cha,.'lI
Perrow, beg leave TO info,m the public gent'a,,
Iy. that they will make every exer,ion to plea"
those who may call upon them. The hou s.,sa
large and convenient, and will be neatly i p","
up. Servants shall be attentive, table ana 80
Bile supplied with as good as the country cav a s
ford land the bedding shall be ofthe first olu..
In fine, we will endeavor. 10 keep a house W.. .
thy of the public regard. The line OF s.s ~.
which passes through this place, stops al .i',
house, and passengers win be Furnished j., vi" ,be
every accommodation. We therefore soi'c'' Wv
public patronage.
HENRY >. re o.>i
|. ;" - FR e $; PEYroN
,LovinS.ton, August IS =.
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JOHN 1GRPIN.
PHILIP TURPIN.
NJ. y. BURkS.
WV
Dec. %

VIRGINIA AT rules held IN the Clerk 5
Office OF the county court OF Bedford on
Monday The 9Th day OF November, 1896:
Smith son III. Davis, BoWker Preston and
John O,Leitwich, late merchants and partners
trading un2er the finn OF Davis, Preston & Co.
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Moses Hawkins, James Hawkins. john Haw-
kins aud Caleb Ewing, Defts.,
Is CnANcERY
The defendants, Moses Hawkins, James
Hawkins and John Hawkins, not having enter
ed their appearance and given secLritv accord
my 10 the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not lnhabltants of this Common
wealth. II is ordered, that said defendants an
pear here ON the fourth Mod in January
next, and answer the bill Of the complainants
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inser-
ted in the lynchburg Nlrgnian for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse OF this county.
A Copy Teste,
Il, {. MITCHELL, Gre.
November n w2m
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ID. ROBES. &C.
toMMisSioNER'S OFFICE.
yprhInru No, OOH 1000

toMMISsloNrR's OFFICE,
Lynchburg Dec. 2alh, 1896.
The parties interested in Ibis cause are
hereby notified that have appointed We'd
nesday, the 10Th day of February,nexi to com
mence the accounts directed to be taken by
the foregoing order Of cour,, on which DAY
al the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. they are required
To attend at my Office in this town, with their
accounts, vouchers and copies Of court pa
pers, prepared for examination and settlements
|. CHARLES w CHRISTIAN
Speriui Commissioner
Jan 9 wlw
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DRAWN NUUBER,S.

u. 10. b % %. 90 80. 2. PC.
j Renew YOU small pflAes in the I'd class
10 be drawn tins day at Richmond drawing re-
;elved ON Saturday next.
Jan. -
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NlRGlNlA-A rules held in the Clerks
' Office of the circuit superior court of law
and clancery, for the county of Amherst. on the
Sd day of October. 1886
Peter Dent and Sally Lee his wife, formerly
0ai'y bee-oaihdeh, plaintiffs,
against
Peter q. Camden, Executor of LEROY Cam.
den. decd, William II. Garland, and Richard
\. Eubank, defendants
In CHANCERy
he defendant Peter G. Camden, Executor
OF Leroy Camden, decd, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to
'he act oil Assembly, and the rules of this court.
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
ne IS not an Inhabitanl of this country. it j, or
dered that the said defendant do appear here on
ihe irst day of April term next, and answer the
9'll oil the plaintiffs, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Lyncbburo Vir-
s'n'an, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY. and DOS.
ted at the front door of the Courthouse Of hi
county A Copy-Tesie,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. C.
N''''V' - Won,
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ONS AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS,

NJ l. find in the 81 the ALBION CORN
W PLASTER one Of the most rihcacious rene
dies known for thaf truuhl, some. complaint, ms hun
dfeds thousands can aud ready testify, ~ It's
IN, ng answered letter purpose rhnn any thug they
had ever used 1his applieauon never os,sce the
least pain although II soilens the Corn, aud draws
It cut by the ,oots. 1t gives immediate case ns
soon as applied and as thorough asst gentle IN its
effect
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DYSPEPSIA !!
,MDWOA1rIOlN1a

HNliE subscriber wilton the lst of March, o.
4 pen an English aud Classical School in this
place.
The terms and school-rocm will Re made
known hereafter NML S, REID Jr.
january It's f.
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REMARKABLE cTRESi

J = \ gentleman near Greenfield writes 1t has
eurd torns, which ior years had causcd Inc nconccN
able pam aud trouble latter trying various other
dies , and having RECEIVED such relief myself adVise
all, however Obstinate the complaint, 10 make tri-
al u I'll. Albion Corn Plaster and have doubt the
Will soon be as really TO express ihcr gratitude as /
am
IN Agent III writing Tor a further supply oftho Al
hion Corn Plaster obscrv " hav. made sale Of all
you sent ne aud lind the article TO be all It pro
"'scs 10 he, those who have used it, and find It I"
r"sc the best dniele ion torns they harr erer met
trtfh
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TRAIT or I.I.y'D.

- \, amssting of the President, and Director. II
the Naural Bridge Turnpike COMPANY, il is order.
cd that the Stockholders al said COMPANY pay t,
John Garth, If buchanan Treasurer OF said ,npp,p,
ON or before til. 25ih January next. Ten Dollar, on
each shay of Stock
}. BLAIR Secretary v u. T.
January 10 wt25J
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NOTICE.

Nv ! tt.
4 IL persons having claims against the Es-
~ tate OF l>aac Howe, decd, are urgently re
quested to bring them forward proper, adjust
ed, for scttlement-As am compelled to close
my account of said Estate, this is the last no
tee 1t will be lnm my power to give the creditors
Of said Estate.
HENRY HUNTINGTON. Admir-.
with the viii annexed OF Isaac Howe. dec.
January 10 RI
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Prom the Richmond Compile

LETTER OF JOHN RANDOLPH
We have procured aud present to our readers
fomitting lew sentences OF no interest one 81
The letters OF the late John Randolph. Few let-
tiers more amusing than this have probably eyer
been written:
ROANOKE, Saturday, Dec. II, 1881
Hall past II.
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EENCelVEY 17eaNS

lust RECEIN ED dnect from the Manu-
- factory, Kentucky Jeans some of il yer, fin,
aud beautiful
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
NoV % IA
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Wards Office.
January, 10Th 1897.

Drawing of the Richmond Academy Lottery,
l,t Class for 1857, at Richmond on Thursday
the Dt1 INST
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J. II. Of Roanoke
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LVLch's Ware House.

J aIfttlry To
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~ Tue people OF the United States aud holding the
S'ne erlntons with regard 10 What is known As the
- Ter Bank Scheme. - far regulating our national
h1nees As we held before that scheme had signal
" tailed, We will, nevertheless give no countenance
lothe "af whiehthe present Administration Is wag
M ON the State Banks for the same reason that We
refused to aid IN the which the Lite Admlnislfa.
ton waged on the credit OF tire L. :. Bank thai of
the measures Which have been proposed, we would
peter as means oprcsersng the pubic revenue, the
NtoHt dtpuSte OF such tcsenue IN soaud banks such
As the States themselves mar iof siuular purpo-
scS, uhIel tc-uletbas which shah eiiectually pre-
vent the p"sIhl.tt OF converting them into political
engines, by lending otherwise using the public
iunds that NC lnek ut all times. aud especially now
NUhIsaiousy aad distrHst on the Intimate connection
al t'otemmcnt and Bank
1t VII b. seen th1 the .Albemarle Wings express
preference afthe Special nepo>te system over any
winch hss been proposed and, With the exceptiou Of
National lux. which admit thar there is now
10 hope OF obiaining- prefer il likewise that Is
3" as We understand it," Il may be, that when bill
comes TO be matured, its features may be as uupaia
table as ofhosc ofthe Sub Treasury Monster;
but We shall not quarrel with it before il is put into
form AID shape hy its friends. w lave wy Gltie
doubt that this Plan viii be he ground oi oomp,o-
mise, upon which uie,ent number of all parties
will meet, to ensure its adoption, though it viii be
the absolute preference OF very few Of either party.
The public funds al admit, should be aIcu from the
control OF the Exec utive, we,e they have been eN-
cIussey since the failure OF the Experiment., and
placed IN the eustod, OF ther constitutional pusr.
dian; an. viii agree to any pau ut.eh viii cc,r
this obi CT cxea pt the SUB Treasury project tt,s-
ting to the wisdom ofa future Con :ress, when Passion
shall have been sabdued hy Experience, to place us
again IN the salne position which We occupied when
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AlBEMAELE-flal It hc Pan !!

go -
fnea''on'"' a " day a2e' 'hai ihr C"h~e'a-
'''' !" A'.n'r', Lad s'n'hehed meeting TO take
mo consideration TIC e&nc5trneF OF astite'ing MI
N"'"ol'''eae ~ 'I' 'ri @at'' nom lat county
- poe ''e '"o- iF".'h sea'ihe' should ihes
"'""-"'' III any ""'t''' hft'ir the dGina
- sD'"''''' "' It's ailf"'ein% 3rA>ion. ne day
.""'' """c'''' AM II" meeting WA held. ! lie
thaiolies'ilic JenersoH9hn accounts to the failure
After tins wise: :. ter oar Girud, had cnn.ula !
,crelb., a.. H. Gu ;... g., ~ g.,.i,#., -.
uo ..., |'''i
'' ~ 80 - NV go "'5 .''' '.A-lA"it'le l.tt
"o"'" fa''ae 'hHtla1i'e"S Z" b. Gfrh-lt MAS ais
Understood thar Mt. I,r do Fl, uud t., las i,i, J.
ence to pu; down any aiiru.!,.s itt riai lac md.
in ,I,a 7 -, .,..,,r.. - -, ....#=. -. W :,
p: ~
''e''"' "' ms S''' III NE SENATE ana VAIN tbs
uiucfstan;ith1 tue subject "as drappcd, Nc. cor
respondent Of i've Richmond Whir however gives
ositc = different cc,a,i,c +, IL. ,5.;r r, J.,
~, " "
~ ''' y ~ P'''S ''''' NV " "'IS "an determined
10 tihe no pau IN this lam qaalcl between the Two
divisions of IT,. De nnrr,,ic party-and lb, rs soon
a. the Conservatives az, ,,,.,i,,ol ,Lo e., ,h,, H.
al,
'' " oo"y' s'a"" "'oo' my '''iea tue issue OF
struggle wllfithr Sub Treasury men, aud prujcnty
declined the tria of STRENGTH which lley had invited
The wI;,s ,h., lald , .,o.,,,.,, 49,. -,
- ''N' Wv
'o" ''"N Ill., L>q was r'hsa 10 t"e ciiali'
and Cob Isaac A. Coles was appointed Secretary
and 7. ". Gilmcr, Henry i. Harris, David Amber
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Grsmtl Sci,csrs,.

Ttsdts u Of tIlU, OF q -IUU.
And a Cieatnunlhcr ii othot Cue Pu4rs, uot emu
mciated IN this Sehrue.
Tickets 81 Halves Il Quarters 81.
To be had NJ
TALBUT"S OFFICE.
= o'd'rs ito.ol, country. enclosing the ea,h,
wilbr pune,ual, are.dea 70.
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Gf,s<tGle Negroes
FOR sss

fE'fiE subscriber will Offer for sale public auc-
4 ton, before the Court House IN Lexington on
Wednesday the 27thinst, = Negro fEen, stoui
healthy, and FIRST farm hands 4 $50 a valuable
.Sesrc sFOsssGss, with two children. TERMS
SIX months credit, the purchaser giving boud with
approved secunty. HUGH PAXTON, By
jim i. farioa, Ieent
Dee. Ii wtds
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DUELLING.-Inthe Legislature Of Alabama,
an the 18th uli. lawyer by the name Of Wand, a
Young gentleman Of promising talents, asked to be
relieved from the operations OF the duellng law, the
disabilities Of which lie Had incurred (and which IN
that State includes disqualification from practising
at the BARI a long and able debate ensued on the
application but the Legislature refused 10 grant it.
We glad 10 see, from various indications IN the
South. that this batbarous and srGseIess custom is
rst idly growing into disrcpute In Louisiana aud
Mississippi, however, il still seems TO have as fee
a chatter rs The wind"
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Ata respectable meeting Of the cirzens of Ileory,
convened al the Coun House on the ID dry Of De-
cenlber. 1887. James NJ Smith, Esq. called to
the Chair, and George llarston, jr. appointed Secre
tuy.
lie Object Of the meeting having been explained
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.y'EGR0ES gS.A7syEss.

VA l. WILL give liberal hiJc lur able bodied Eel.
w lows to work the james Rner y kanaw-
la Canal the ensuing year. We ais wait several
boys 10 dliyc cafs--thc work Is p"recrls dry.
DOLAN & IOWLES
December II tsf
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~ SECOND PPEX 81

@ q O 40 ., F3s
CHEAPER EaaAS TIst. FIRST.
.g.Q'G. ~. .EpgiEesoAS
TT As iasl completed GG2S0ND TTsgr 10
Il 4 tie .g'okia'EE GEe.s' .Y.zRefa :, ~,
llis season, aud IS opruins al his VARIETY
STORE, on Bauk Squate. LARGE STOIK
OF
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RuC4sKaN MsTTs,zAe.

hNE heavy Bucaskin Mtts suitable for Ia
~ borers on the Canal. Also large supply Of
heavy Wooen Gloves, &C. Just received by
MARTIN. WARr s. DAVIS.
November 20
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted to HE subscriber, either h,
a bond accountant requested to call aud settle
the same without delay, longer Indulgence cannot
be gWon. f. L. LANDLORD.
Drcrnlhcr
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IL = sl1sgaT tsaS1 OTHER
GOODS.
sS9osaeS for E2euf.

rG7iiE ROOMSoser my Store q or 5 in numbe'
d with Fire Places will he rsn,ei. aud posses
son gisen Immediately, wish TO reat them them to
Gentlemen, for Offices. JNO.J. PURVIS.
Nov. 90 6sn
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TIE BANk CONNENTION-Ihc adjourn
ment of the Bank Convention, without fixing uron a
day iorthe resumption oil specie payments, seems to
have excited no Hilc discomfort PARTICULARLY in Ncw
York andths discomfort Is not eo1Gaed to any 20.
Iiucal party. The New o,h American earnestly
ccnteuds for speedy resum tou, (5y the Isl Of May
next al the laes.) and calls upon he BANKS Of tlar
State 10 hold separate Convention, for the purpose
of resolving upon this step, whether tie Banks II,
other States ca operate viii item ornot.
Tie ~ \ orr Couri,f .iso ,oncuts Ia lac opinion
that he Baths ma, resume BY the 1stafMay. lin the
mean time, the Sub-Ttoasuly bill should rot be
passed by Congress.
Event. tin, be so cafnot die Bank Convention,
called together onlhe sceoed Wedae day in April.
with the lights then before III M SENATE that day ?
1t very certain hat tn re had better be no tesump-
tion than partial in its character, and 10 be fol
lnwed perhaps bya second suspension. We are de
cdedly IN favor Of resumption the earliest pJac
,icabIe period but premature action oh this subject
vi" lie moic tati both to tue Banks and to the COM
try than longer endurance Of the ills We feel"
UNEXPECTED WING VICTORY We re-
cca,ly announced that Mr.. LOOMS, OF Ohio had re-
signed his seal in Cougress, audi stated, that, al
though Wing himself, WHO had been elected from
Van Barren district on the strength Of his personal
popularity, there doubt that lie would be sue
cceded By a Van Buren, man. Indeed, The Wings
had al fist determined to bring forward 30 candidate,
so hopeless did they deem contest. But the re-
suit proves that here is nothing likeiryins The
election took place on the 30th nit and resulted in
| the election Of { D. Coffin, the Why candidate,
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& r Cornelius G. Baldwin. E>q. has vacated The
Editorial char OF the Lexington tVa) Gazette aud
IL succeeded by his brother, C,lus T. Baldwin.
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E5k OGDS,
Groceries, Hardware, Shoes, Il
EsOsaAcss, ,Ec,

Grocesies, Esaraw are, Shoes, Hats,
Ho24acls, tgc,
These GOODS we've brought principally at the
New k0EGkA Auctions, FOR CASH,
AMI will he sol GAS is getting late III the season. at
very small profit The assortment tonsIsts in part II
SEoahs. e'@GssnseTes, and g:asfinSs,
KENTUCKY aud ONO JEANS, a large lot,
some as ln~ as 30 cents per yard
LINSEAS, PLAlDAND PLAIN, good xrt
eie, al % cents pen yad,
a. HEAVY hH0N n SHIFTING, a, Ia AIDA
hall cents per yard,
75 40 do al 10 rats, as,
} / do d. heavy, AT Ia cents, do.
CALllOES, aitl e ia, Cd Ia rs. Sd. per yard
AGSLINs. Ga IBRlC2, LaCES, RIBBONS.
AID ali otnef ARTICLES II tue Fancy Lime,
STOCKINGS AND SOIka, from Sd pr, up
wards,
WOOLEN SOCKS lor Servant noys. at Cd. peg
par.
BLANKETS, large Stock, very | ",
tLANAELS, good assortment OF white, re-
9lpru. VttI9n.
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b, an'ajorly Of ~ Votes Coiumbana county. which,
Al the late election ior Governor, gave the Nan Blu
rem candidate majority OF 800 now giving the
" his candidate fof Congrcss ;rnalorits Of IS, and
Carroll the only other county In the district. ma
jority N 81, Will Nh. Van Bnrenascnbe his clee-
tom also, to local causes aud " Bauk nflucnce"l
Or will he not in ii The determined hostility Of
the peopleto the Treasury Manslefl
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COTTON YARNS.

COTTON YARNS.
rEtllEf.y nehbnrg Manufacturing Company lsvs
u stiff a good supply Of Cotton Yarns, At tie Ia
lowing reduced prices -
N9s. 40 d. 40 1911. ls17. Ills. iG-l7. Ia.
%: =. ~ =. %. y. OBI. ~. s. q. esat-
III four months eiedii--and f'r l0iOlbs. nr upwards
discount oil !, per eepl. " III DC rade--iot 500 ihs-
discount - % per eenr.--aIni for cash "a adj,
uaHl diseousit Of three per eent.--Aao. f3r salt.
candle We. and Cotton Bats for Comforts
p. ROBES. Aseu'.
November 30 Vs. #
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
Nd OCULAR courses of Masonic Lectures, N al
he the degrees of Masonry, will be delivered be-
ire tlr fraternity. m the Masonic Ilall, III tins
trWn. by brother b. Gleason, q. l.. Of Boston, on
every Monday. "Wednesday, Thursday and s"tu'-
day, until 1t March uext,-Lcctufes to- oouifftnce
~ halt psst oe ork. i. NJ
Al Regular NaSous, Of The different orders. a,e
especially invited to aurad.
Tl1DEN REED, .uastey.
NIf5iai Lodgc. 10. 80.
December ID IFS
----y-1.-s :. s---.zz.
4 lectures on Asuonomy aud Geocr,pl,s viii
~ he delivered on e,rtY Tuesday aud FRIDAY
evening, At the Masonic i IL by b. Gleason, \. NJ
of Boston, commencing dis evening. noers epon.
ed nj o'clock l.. NJ.
Fau, ticket Tor Whole rou,.c, . ~
Tickets ioi single lecture. -
Genllcnru WHO attrt Il one OF more l. cStutes, have
the privilege ofean,ipg le,es gratis.
nereu'bcr II It's
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To T'EEE gsE.g.s.TERS.

hESiROUS Of getting Blankets. Negro c sih
~ aud every article IN their line, at prices that
Will astonlsh them, we recommend them to Civ usa
call, We are selling exclusively for cash, an,lwil
assure them their interests will be fully protected.
ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
October "a +,
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CLOTHS.

M + have on hand {. large stock OF Black, Blue
w add lancy'eolored CLOTHS, which will
sell very low. TURNER Y BuRWEiL.
December <3nf 3iot
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTlON.--The Southern
Wig Of the 22d ul, says--"We have received the
returns from neatly all the counties IA the State. Mr.
McNutt is elected Governor, hu he is evidently mi
monty Governor Morgan aud Grimball, the Wing
candidates will receive neatly 1000 majority over
MeNau. Tie Wig Representatives 10 Congress
wilfecslve large Majority Of the votes ofthe whole
State. Ouf friends at distance may rc>t assured
that the Democracy Of Numbers IN Mi.si>sppi con.
si,ts Of Wings. Messfs. Claiborne aud Ghoson can
nefer AGAIN receive the sulliagcs Of the State Then
tte IS sealed aud they knew II we'll Oh tley would
have resigned lhcjr seatswhcl the people cave
them, and euteird the canvass asaia"