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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.


fFsF ~ VFFN.
FAVE Lynehburg on Mondays, Wednes-
4 1 days and Fuda,s, at o'clock, A. NJ arrive ut
Charlottesville same evening at u. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville. next day by \. NJ, reach the RAD
Road, distance of only % miles from Chat
lollesve by 10 o'clock, and arrive in Rich
mond same evenings, by ) O'Clock. p NJ. THIS will
be found by far the most comfortable route well
as the most expeditions to Richmond or Coinp
North, by way of Washington Guy, having no nIgh
travelling aitei leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and coaches this line first rate, aud the
drivers skIlftd, careful and accom- lodating. No
pains will be spared to render the Trip safe and plea
sant to The passengers.
Fare through to Richmond, 50 SOTO Frede-
rcksbuta Sl2. S. Il. CLOVES, Agent
lime Il nIs
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ALSO. offer for sale, privately, .15 acres OF
/ Land, about miles from Lyochburg. on The
i.xpchburg and Pitisy lvaaia Turnpike Road, about
IS acres OF which Is cleared, the bddute well TIM
bered.
Also, my town Residence on Federal HILL consls-
ting of Brick Ilouse, with SIX good rooms above
the basement story and Two good cellar rooms, with
a uaiC Acre Lot IN good hart, and all IN good re-
pair. 1oh. INV
Apil6 WI VI
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Lancaster ~ Bryant.
E.IST C.lLE.

4 Iii persons indebted TO The late concern of
" Lancaster Il Bryant, will please call aud pay
of thcir respective longer Indulgence
cannot be gwen. WILSON p. BRYANT
Surviving partner.
March 90 Is
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Tract on parcel LAND.
Valuable Goods al cost prices.

tENhE STOCk OF GOODS lately owned Inv
Il Messrs' Z. q J. w Dudley, aud IN their Store
House On Nam ,,troet, has been conveyed BY lhem
irust, 10 the undersigned, by deed duly recorded
IN the Musings Court, 10 which deed, liberty is
given to the trustees to sell the SAID Goods If fhey
thihk II eSpedient, at private sale. In pursuance
of this authority contained in the SAID deed, the
UNDERSIGNED oanr the entire Stock To the public
and pledge themselves 10 sell at CT prices The
Stock large, comprising every variety OF Staple
aud Fancy Goods: aud well worth the attention OF
the puhlic.-Mr Peter Dudley and his son John
VIM. Dudley will attend. and act sales nen.
The debts due To the nd firm are also conveyed
to the undersigned by the deed aforesaid and they
hereby earnestly request all persons indebted, to
call on them, or on the Messrs. DudIeys, AT the
Store House to senlc and adjust their several
debts.-lndulgeno cannot he given.
G. l.. MOSBY,
JNO. NJ. SPEED, i'"s'ees'
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FOE RE.g'T.

o. ThE tenement in this place at present o u.
hsitiI Iitd by Mr.. Lewis Williams as a Tavern
IA Possession caa he had the 26ih Of this
moeth. by Application 10 s. l. WATT.
NJ arch Q :,
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and Bus, Adzes, Drawing koyes, Cages. &c.
Bheksmhs' rouls. VIZ: Bellows. Anvlls, Wees,
Sledcrs, Screw plates, Files Ra.p,. Steel, &c.
Saddlery aud Coach Makers Materials, very ex-
tcnslvn assortment.
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very large and well selected assortment Of every
thlnp in the Hardware line Furniture and Tools
tor Cabinet Makers, Mil Wriehts, Tanners, Nc
House Keepers will find Tenders, Andirons, Shov-
els and longs. Knives aud Forks. Spoons. Tea
boards and W ALTERS Tea Kettles Bell Mclal Kettles,
Sauce Pans, Frying Pans, Plated aud Brass Candle
sticks, SnuiieIs aud Trays, Baskets, Mats, SPIT
toons, Buckets, Tabs, Coffee Mills, Coffee aud
Tea Pots. Patent Coffee Pots, Egg Boilers, Steak
Dishes, Urns, Nursery Lamps, Castors, DISH
lovers, Brushes OF ali Kinds, Venetian and other
Binds. Curtain Bands aud Plns, aud almost eYets
hnd ofCooking Utensils.
Also.
a splendid assortment al Pocket anil Pen Knives,
Scissors Raj rs and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles,
&c.
Shovels Spades, Forks; MIL Cross Cut and PHI
Saws;Cast Steel warranted, Trace, Halter Log and
Filth Chnlnsi Nail Rods aud general assortment
OF Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in his
line,to give hun call as lie is delerminedto sell
both At wholrsa and relaas cheap similar q od
can be had ia Virginia. Merchants before gong
10 Richmond. would do well 10 examine the stock
aud prices at he SIGN OF THE COLEMAN
VII.
Jan. 30 IA
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nese indebted Tor their name 10
manifest action in purify ing the springs and channels Of
ite and endong them with renewed and veo In ma
ny ceed cases which have been made public ard IN almost
every species OF disease to which the human frame is liable
MoG;st's Life Pills and Pbcnix Bittcrs
have been Gratefully ondpnbcy oeknow lodged by the per
sous benefited who previously quanicd with
'l1 oeaoj philosophical principles upon which they a~
Gnd aPoa %hieh they consequently
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in dta-
SOS OF every form aud description Their first operation
loosen from The coats Of the stomach and bowels the
impurities and crndes constantly settling around them, nnd
TO remove the hardened faces which collect in the convou
tons o the small ncstmes. Other Medicines only partially
cleanse these aud leave such collected behind as TO
produce aiua cosuyeness with all its train ofeyis or snd
DIN diarrhpa with It's imminent dangers This fact is well
known to all regular anarom.ts, who examine the human
formed men against quack Medicines or Medicines prepar
ed and h'radod TO The pabic by ignorant persons The Sc
rond effect Of the Lie Medicines cleanse the kidneys and
US ladder AMI by this MEANS the liver and the lungs Inc
nc3hn acton Of Which entirely depends upon the regnan,
from tue agency OF the liver and the lungs before passes M
70 le hea being thus puicd by them, and nonrished
food coming from clean stomach courses freely through tho
Yrns feews every part OF the system, and triumphant!
mounts the banter oil health in the blooming cheek. At,
@als ats as5e'ae Lite Medicines have been ho'ousy
tioolfney Papaton OF the Heart, Loss ofAppee Heart
9n RestessnGss Il,emer Anxiety Lang'or and Msl.I
shoiN, tostFrness, Diar!ioea Cholera, Feyers oil Az
kinds Rheumatism, Gout Dropsies of all kinds, Gas'
eL Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scury, Ulcers
ihVeerae Sores, Scobulic Eruptions and Bad Comp'eA
IONS Salt Rhenm Eryspeas Common Colds and Influenza
and various other complaints which nfct the human frame
been most cminontly successful much thai in the re-
yer and Agn district Physicians almost universally pre-
scribe Them.
An la Mr., MoGat requires ofhis patients is TO be Parc
mar N taxing the ifo Medicines strictly according to the a
fecans Its nor by newspaper notice, by any ihns
ha he himself may say in their favor that he hopes TO gum
credit. II is alone by the results Off fair tral.
MDtFAFS MEDICAL MANUAL, designed as 90
mestia guide to healtFhis lille pamphlet edited by w.
b. hloat 3T broadway New York. has been publis 10,
The purpose OF explaining fully Mr. Moahis theory
discusses and will be found highly interesting persons seen
ing eaih ttlet- upon prevalent diseases and the ea
thereof Price, % ceutsor sale by Mr. Moats agents sH
orally.
These Valuable Medicines are for sale by
ID. II. LYMAN,
DR.. j. I. royal, }Iynchburg. Va.
e. I. ESTES, Lovingston, Nelson C. Vs.
March 81 p$sS
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Trustees, Snin nGl.nuA.

EeG virue of deed OF tfus , executed TO the
kS subscribers. by Richard 5. Ellls and Emily II
his wife, bearing date on the 4th day OF June 1888
and Of record IN the Clerks Office Of the County
Cont OF Amherst, we. Que Of IS, will proceed to
sell, 10 he highest bidder, for rea.p moaey, at Ped
LH Mills, IN tie County of Amherst, on the 2Jth
Jay OF April ls40, certain
Tract on parcel Of LAND,
situated, lying and being The branches of Pedlar
River, and containing 700 Acres be the same more
or less, and is bounded by the Lands OF Capt James
Davis, John Els's hens, the SAID Richard s. Ellis
and others. Acting as trustees. only such title vii
be conveyed 10 the purchaser as is vested in us by
the Trust Deed aforesaid, which is believed TO be IN
dlsputabe.
THOMAS II. ELLIS,
CHARLES ELLIS, Jr. Trustees.
CllAMPE CARTER,
March 80 wl25A
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GOH% gug'S.

a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CORSETTS
" improved patterns, some very iac.
MARTIN, HUNT < WARD.
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Spring Fashions Received.
.E.KgfA ONE I.iGE, T.iILOR,

\ , ESP ECTFULLY tenders h,s thanks TO his
d a patrons and the public generally, for the very
liberal encouragement extended TO him for the last
five years, aud bcgs leave to inform them. that hs is
no" better Thar ever prrparedts execute ssy work in
Tho Inc u
T.7IkOR,
IA his whole Time aud stienuon shall be strictly and
zcalously devoted that business alone aad seing
possessed OF every necessary facility, he conf
IDENTIFY romss to do work on short notice, and in a
sl,le equal to any in the United ,a,es both as 10
Cutting aud Making. An opportunity to prove it, is
respectfully solicited
AMBROSE PAGE.
Apul6 "a
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1,lNAS

The follr wing presents bui gloomy account Of
things IN Tex. Thermometer 90 IN the shade n
Galveston on ihc 18Th March, aud a relax OF mi.
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lie Defendant Manly Forlno having entered his appear
ance ana given security according TO the of Assembly, and
the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
urnce thai he noRn nlHbant othiS country, ordered
lhat sad Defendant do appear here the first DAY utcntx
tetmand answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and copy of
tins order be iotn it'll inserted in newspaper published
in the town OF ynchhug for months Successfully and
posted the front door OF the Court house this county,
Copy-Ieste,
JNO. ID, ALEXANDER elk
ri
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NIRGINIA-tl rules held in the Clerks Office of ths Cir
for the county OF Campbell the Bird day oftebruary 1910
Richard l.. Lyon Plaintiff,
George W Lipseombe, Walker Dcjurnett mud james F..
Galloway, Defendants.
IN CuANcERY.
The Defendant George W. Lpseomhc not having entered
his appearance and given security according the
semh and The rules ofths Court and appe ring ly snls-
factory evidence that her mlahtahl ofls country il
ordered tat said Defendant do appear here the first day
al tn nrN taru and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and that
copy o this order be forthwith inserted some newspaper
published IN the town of ynclurc for months success
sVeN aud posted at the out opr OF the Court house this
county. Copy reste,
Feb. II w2m
NIRGINlA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
Circuit superior Court Of law and Chanccry holden in
and orhe county OF Campbell the Bird day Of February Sl0:
Abfan w W lnbSh aud Samuel PanniI, late merchants
lnipaIInefs trading Under the style and nl Wim i,h
Pann, Pits
against
Ford, deed. DIETS
IL CnANCERY.
The defendant Manly Ford not having entered his apncor
ahce md given security according the Assembly and
the rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory ey
d'hce % he IS not an inhahiant utis county, is ordered
that said defendant do appear here on the frst y of the
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted spuper published
IN the Town of ynclbnrg for months md
posted 1" the irotdoor ct The Courthouse OF this county,
p.s,z JNo D. ALEXANDER, OK.
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of The cir
cunt superior Court Of Law aud ChnncrrY holden in ami
'T 'la county OF Campbell 'he Cd day ofFebruofy 840
'' " S'o''' Plaintiff,
against
Ford, dec - - '''''' VI = t 1g"l'h
IN CuANcERY.
The defendant MANLY Ford having entered his apneo
't'1 Gife security according the Act of ssenlv
AMI the Kuies OF this Court il appearing Inv satisf,s
H"'iee i'rt o IS not an inhaiilnl oth, counryi i or
ma 'ls sad defendant do appear here on the fr a.,
of tsr1at
rG9 olti's orinr he forthwith inserted in some neNn,n
l.1hed m the Town OF lynciburg for two months
county, a Coay-rssto " " oui'house OF this
Fol- !, JNo.D ALEXANDER Cnx.
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0PRT.S.EBE.H s'.

WAS COMMITTED to the jail Of the corpo
w ration Of Lynebburg, on the II Ii oil Febfuary
1 sIl u tLnaMaA AlaNe calllL o hlmSelI
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kEOFFAI'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
We hese Medicines indebted for their TO their
nllrst action m purifying the springs and channels OIL
me- AMI endolns them with renewed and In ma
ny certified cases which have been made public and almost
every species OF discuse which the human frame ubs,
The happN elrcts of
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Octnhcr3I
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NiRGlNlA-tl rules held in the Clerks Office of The Cir
cut superior Court Of Law aud Ghanccry, holden aud
for the county Of campbe the Bird day ofFebruary, 1870
Richard l.. Lyon Plaintiff,
dodrHSt
L MI
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April 6
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-13
A FABRICATION REFUTED.-sever-

A FABRICATION REFUTED.-Sever-
~ NJ the political Journals of the day have at
tr;huted to the Hon. Daniel Webster, language
anv thing but complimentary to Gen. Harrl-
son. Surprising the matter to have originated
either in misapprehension or in calumny, the
Editor of the Harrisburg Telegraph, recently
addressed Mr.. Webster upon the subject. In
his reply he says: c-u..
The whole story is utterly false. Friendly
relations have existed between Gen. Harrison
and myself, for many years. Nothing mas ev-
er occurred to interrupt these relations On
nv return from Europe, late IN Decemper'
heard of his nomination, by the HARRISBURG
Convention. and took the earliest opportunl
tv TO declare publicly that approved the nom
nation, and should join heartily with my lei
low citizens in giving it support. Gen. Har-
rison has long been before the country, IN war
and in peace. The history of his life shows
him TO be brave soldier, patriotic citizen
and an honest man. 1t is too late, quite too
late. for detraction TO do its office upon his rep
utation, either military or civil. lie has now
been selected by the general voice of those
whose political principles agree with his own,
TO 90 to the head of the column, and to bear
up and advance the flag, under which II Is
hoped those principles may be maintained ana
defended. not only wish his nomination sue
cess. but intend also to do all that may become
GOOD citizen TO insure it. 1t may lall; put IL
il should, | verify believe the failure will be
om;nous of a long train of political evils to the
country. If sustained, on the part of those who
have made it, by devoted spirit OF political
duty and love Of country, it may succeed, and
| if should succeed, should regard that sue
cess. as the welcome harbinger of better times.
~ DANIEL WEBSTER.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1910.

When had the pleasure Of seeing you in
this great Metropolis of politics and fashion
few DAYS since, promised that during my lei
sure moments, I would occasionally send you
an abstract of matters and things as they here
exist, in relation to some OF the prominent
movements the government and It's allies.
am pleased to hear that you have ialr pros
pect of success with your paper.-And II the
wishes of sincere friend will be acceptable,
allow me TO express to you my Warmest de- :,
sire that the bold, fearless and sklllul "fItoT,
whom you have placed on board the ohlp Q,
State, may bear that noble vessel IN safety anu
in triumph to her destined port. IN
A principal subject of discussion among an
parties here, is the relation which we now nou
towards Great Britain, and many well dlsPos,
ed and good natured people are mucn lncilheo
to he frightened with the bug.bear OF var
This vol, are aware, is good material lor po'
l;,;cal conitaI. and out of this exciting theme,
the great humbuggcrs Of .he az t eAp.I ~ the
coin sufficiency of metal to carry MN 20 ':le
GOAL Of his future aspirations: Inc lact 49,
hat neither the Government oil the y. STATES,
nor The Goyernment of Great Britain have the
ro nv, remote desire for War; and both Will be
acaally Jealous in preventing such catastro-
ete II is however the policy Of the admins
p ration to hold out the possibility Of such an
event. in order to divert the attention oil the
country from the approaching election. +,
| Il is well understood here, that only small
mart of the adherents Of the administration are
In favor Of hostile measures with England, anu
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-13

MEXIC O.-The situation of Mexico is daily
assuming a very important aspect The enorlS
to establish New Republic out of the provinces
of New Leon, Zacatecas, Durango, Chihuahua
and New Mexico, are advancing with rapid
stride and as It is observed in very able artl-
Gle in the Pennsylvania Inquirer of Friday last
"the sands of the national existence OF Mexico
are rapidly running away. AT the last oa'e'
General Guzman had just acquired siSnai VIC
tory over the Centralists, and the next oo)ec' o.,
the Federalists was the capture OF MatamoTas.
1t is the design of the Federalists to eslaoiish
separate Republican Institutions in the place OF
the disorganized and constantly conflicting gov
eminent of Mexico as at present established
and as the result aimed at must be gra'ilying
to every lover of freedom we sincerely ana
cordially wish the Federalists "God Speed.
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THE PRESIDENTS aHIRELINGs."

From, the Globe 9Th April, l84O.
>.sWe cheerfuly (says the Editor oil the Olope)
give place TO the following:
Mr.. Blair, 10.
lately been issued by the PRESIDENT, ano
which is an emphatic reply to the charge vi
hostility to the laboring classes, winch reckless
noI,icians and newspapers have imputed to
the administration.
o.D'0 April /, 1910.
S,e The President of the United States
has directed that all persons employed on the
public works, whether laborers or mechanics,
under the immediate authority oil hlmsei ana
the Departments be required to work only Inc
number of hours prescribed by the ten hour
system. You are hereby required TO conform
to this regulation. Respectfully,
w. holland.
IL. CALTMAN, Esq.
You will please to notify the other superin-
tendants of this regulation. w. W.
Comment:
This order of the President, bears date on the
first day of April, and on the next day lhe uiop'
contains an article on "the wages OF labor ehai Z
ing ga combination among the manu1actuiihs
corporations of the East, for the oppression
their workmen," and adds, emo sooner had MI
Davis's mistatements gone into circulation, thai
simultaneous order of these corporations, ope
rating at once through several states, was ISSUED
reducing themoderate recompense by which thei
operations had so abundantly enriched them"
Nothing can be more palpable than the oDlec
for which this order was issued.-It was intend
ed to break the force of the doctrines promulga
ted by Mr.. Buchanan and the federal leaders,
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1t is stated in the Wheeling Times OF March
26. that one thousand bushels of wheat were
sold last week at Bridgeport, Ohio, opposite
that city for TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER
BUSHEL. This is another evidence, OF the
ruinous state of affairs brought about by mis-
rule, and one too which cannot fail to open the
ewes of the agricultural community. They are
reaping the benefits of reduction in prices
with vengeance.
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DANIEL WEBSTER.

OBrTuARY,-We notice, with deep regret,
the announcement in the last Cincinnati Ga
zette of the death ofCHARLEs HAMMoNp, Esq,
editor of that paper, who died April 8, about 81
years of age. Few men have been on the
Stage of life who evnced higher talent than
Charles Hammond, few of stronger feelings,
few who were more Industrious, few who dld
more actual good and none who were more be-
loved by those who knew him intimately.
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John w. Murdaugh, Of Norfolk.
]: mes w. Ptgram, Of Pet"rgburg.
VIM. 5. Archer, of Amelia; go.
Richard Kidder Meadn, of Dinwiddiec.
Henry + Watkins, of Prince Edward.
James c. Bruce, ofHaliiaX.
Whitmel P. Tunstall, of Pittsylvania.
Thomrs r. Joynes, of Accomack.
Norborne f. Sntton, of Caroline
wiIlouyhby Newton, of WostmOreiand'
James LYONS, ofRichmond City.
Valentine w. Southall, of Albemarle.
john s. Pendlcton, of Rappahannock.
John Janney, of Loudoun'
Andrew Hunter, OF Jefferson.
Philip Williams, Jr, Of Frederick.
WIN. Seymour, of Hardy.
Briscoe c. Baldwin, of Augustr.
Ballard Smith, of Greenbrier.
Edward johnson, Of Botetourt.
John N. Humcs, Of Washington.
George w. Summers, of Kanawha.
L. Wiley, OF Monongalia.
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SIMULTANEOUSLY have been re-
ouested to give notice that a meeting oil the
Wings ofSouthampton, will be held at Jeru-
salem. on the third Monday of this month
(court day. for the purpose Of appointing Del
eoates to the Wing Young Mems Convention,
which meets in Baltimore, on the first Monday
in May.-Pefersburg IntelIigencer.
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Ohio -four in Boston on Saturday last So
37!. The Cincinnati Republican says -
"FiIour sold on Tuesday last, at the Canal, for
So, so per Barrel, which is lower than it t, has
sold before for the last thirteen years. Iru-
" these are glorious times"
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The Bill before the Legislature of Virginia
to authorize the Banks to issue one ana TWO
dollar notes, redeemable in specie, during their
authorised suspension, has been defeated IN inc
senate, after having passed the house.
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VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET-The
following is the Electoral Ticket agreed upon
and recommended to the voters OF the Old Do
minion by the Harrison and Tyler Convention,
which met on the 9th February, at Richmond
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The PILOT will, hereafter, be published daily
and those who have subscription lists are request
ed to hand in the names of subscribers as they
are obtained.
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Advertisements intended for the PILOT and
published in the other papers, should be marked
in full.
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We are, for the present, compelled to publish
our paper on the reduced size, but we are max
ing arrangements, should the 0dUertising patron
age require it, to increase the size.
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Gen. Scott has written letter IN which ne
expresses himself in most decided terms In Ia
yor of Gen. Harrison.