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1Iessrs. Luce & Boon, of Louis
E.,.. have ya- inks for late files ofSt.
mi. ..,..rs
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

Tic County Court commences its
regular session here on Monday next.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

New Hope, Mo-, July 2l~t. lS4J.
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WINGS UP!!!

aIc.rs Editors:--rhe Address If the IIcn w. l..
Goggin his constituents in which he announces his
derrmlnal tim Ia retire trom political life, have just
prruscd; and while must award 1" II the highest praise
tor the business of the sentiments which pervade II and
the beautiful manner in which they are expressed
while give him the credit due 10 honest and faith
ful repr sentative, cannot dvest myself of the deep
REQ ret On account Of The loss Of ~ worthy public a.
gent. Mr.. Guegn has been truly faithful servant,
performing wil fidelity the arduuus functions ot pop
alar representative and continuing throughout his pub>
lie career consistent Politician His prinripleswhch
are the principles Of the Wing partyhave been b'ld>
" and canddly proclaimed. and upon them The people
o his District have decided, and their de,son has been
in his favor more than once. Dlscoura,ng though the
difficulties were against which he constrained by
nianiluns gisaiiun to contend, he riumphed over
them all, and lor hiselt great and enduring
fame.
The scat he has filed and fills with signal abill
w. 10 be vacated and the Wings who have been,
him. firm and seadasi. must at an early day, select
lrn their number. who is fiji 10 occupy the s'a''""
Mr. g. has 81 long graced and Jlgnf d. Who Is 10
succeed him Who, I'm ranks Is most worthy" 10
,cc, ed him There is 10 whom all eyes are Turn
ed with pleasure:-he is, in the language OF Ihoma.
Jefferson 'houes faithful and the constitutions:
he is able talented and great and in addition to his spot
less tepniaiiun lawyer anil gentleman. II may he
nenti,ed IN further support Of his claims tina, he stands
.'viih, peer" as an accomplished and brilliant ora
tor. The and principles he advocates are
IDENTICAL with those upon which the Wing party have
ever acted and To which II is their duy as patriots. TO
adhere with unwaverng rmness lie comes too, fresh
from The arena Of political warfare, unscaihed aud un-
hunt lie brings along with him laurcs nobly won up
On hard contested fields. His friends lore him; his OPP
r,nen,s r-sr~r, him aud gree, him worthy and ex
emplary politician.
s,op-nore words are unnecessary language need
be employed in his praise. lnlhe name OF five hun
bred Wings propose 10 the VOTERS Of the Bedford Dis
trlc. the VIII. Elector, JOSEPH X. IRVING. d
Amherst ASHLAND.
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ORGT GsY.

Died, Of Nervous Fever, in Am,ers, county, on We'd
des,ay nurning the 25h ulti;no, Mrs. MARY LAvINA
TwYMAN, consur, Of DR.. lverson l.. Twyman, in the
9Th year Of her age.
- on the 18Th Of December, in I.apore, Indiana,
in the 43rd year of his age, CHRIsTOPHER e. JOHNSON,
formerly of Bedford county, Virginia. leaving behind
him wife and three children, 10 mourn their loss in a
distant land. Our deceased friend was member OF the
Methodist Protestant Church. He was firm in his at
tschm-n her republican principles nor did he fail To
advocate them ON all suitable occasions Tie lived con-
sran,y in The enjymen, ola lively hope. that when
ihe earthly house If this tabernacle should be dissolved,
he had building Of God house not made with hands,
eternal in the heavens' few weeks since, our friend
and brother in the vgor Of health, bnyant IN spirit
He now no more! His mortal remains rests beneath the
sod of the valley, the cold and slen, grave eyes
shall no more look upon The beauties Of earh--they
are forever closed upon this world OF sin and sorrow lie
is gone and we from this sin polluted earth. to Tile
unfading mansons of life and glory to reap the reward
of his faith, his patience and his hope Gone TO unite
his voice with her, who taught his infant lips to lisp his
Saviurs name Adieu! dearest one, until We meet IN
heaven where weshall sing troubles GER our SORROWS
pasi where The sweetest friendships OF earth shall be-
newed halIowed and sanclifcd by the 1--we OF heaven
-, on the 4,h ult in Washington city, aged abon
49, Mrs. CATHARINE F.. BLACKBOARD, wife OF MIR. John
A. Backfrd, Of Woodstock.
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w" IN matters affecting party Interests To this incaps
CITY may be ascrbed lis absolutely udicrous estimate
The letter OF Mr.. bowden, OF York. which, In desp,e d
lis paerll,y. the Enquirer is pleased To commend 10 il,
readers asa powerful producton. And hence, too il,
e1'ravasan' puts II such an ordinary man as Gen. A. A.
Chapman, the member OF Congress from the Monroc
district hose recent annuncatiun VI his purpose to de-
cline reeecion has drawn forth as many arps.ls 4,
him 10 review tina, determination, (,nssmuch as a,
this evenful crisis. ables, men should br
IN the public councs,) as il he were in truth 4 sort
Of Palinunis, To whose strung aud steady hand
the helm might be safely c,hfided in s,mmy SEA
What strangers think Of The standard Of mental
superiority in Virginia, who knowing Gen. Chap.
man, members OF Congress know him, read these
ex,nvagant eul,gies2 cite these cases. from a nun.
ber because they the eshes, by way OF ius;rstn
Mr. Bowden and Gen. Chapman both men personal.
ly respectable, and intellectually perhaps shade above
medocri,y aud it is unfortunate for them that friend
should presen, them the public in an attitude so rd
caously conspicuous. When Gen. Wall.ce's Report
shall meet the public eye shall mol he at all surprised
To find it, like Mr. Bowdeu's powerful" letter. or one
Of Gen. Chapnans speeches. beneath criticism.
The Locus hold Caucus tonight. What sort Of a
mouse" is il 10 be produced by the 'moun,an in labor"
Cannot certainly conjecure-A batch of Texas resou
.ions, however, is Anticipated. II is possible too that,
it they have succeeded in counting nose and have as
cer'ained how A. u. G and ID will VOTE they will de-
ern,ine whether or not tho Senatorial election shall
come off this winter be deferred ill the next
The Texas question is still under discussion in the
House of Representatives at Washington and the pros
pee, for the Of OF the various schemes
l. r,.,h lao
elligtnce Irom Mexico, which seems to oreshadow the
downfall of Santa Anna. has given fresh impulse To
the annexation fever Though i, by no means follows
that his overthrow will diminish the iii ullies IL the
assent Of Mexico.
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CHARLOTTE. COUNTY.

At meeling of the Wings Of Charlotte County.
held 4, the Court House. on Monday. the 9th day of
January, 1916, Henry Darlington, Esq. was called To
the char and DANIEL p. Perkins, appointed Secretary
Thomas r. Bouldin Esq, explained the object Of tho
meeting, wherenpon the following gentlemen were ap
p,inrd delegates, to meet delegates from the other
counties of this district at Farmve Tuesday, the
2ls day Of January ls45 for the purpose OF selecting
Wing Candidate for this Congressional District viz
Doctor John P Brown, Daniel P. Perkins, Wyatt Gard
well. Doc,. joel Watkins. WIN. B. Green. Capt. Sam.
D. Norton, Joseph II. Wilson, John B~'ker, Capt ia
cob Morton, David Comfor,. joseph Dupuy, Thomas
O. Morton, Thomas f.. Watkins, William Il. Scott.
Charles Morton. Richard G. Chapel, Henrv Caring
tom Claiborne Barksdale. Thomas Il. Boudiu, Col.
Wiltshire Cardwell. Paul s. Carringlnn. John Ed
munds. A. 4. Lyle. H. H. Marshall. WIN. Z. Caring
on Ihos. E.lnnnds WIN. II. Barksdae, Capt. Pleas.
an, Franklin, Edward W. Henry. VIM. W. Bouldin
C. H. Barksdale, Glen. Hancock. John W. Games
Capt. John Marshall. Capt. Richard W. Gaines and
WIN. II. Clay.
Aud il further resolved, that the county Of Not
toway be invited send delegates To meet at the same
place for the purnose of uniting with other delegates in
selecting candidate for Senatorial district and fol
that office recommend 10 The district, Col. Samuel
ID. Burke, Of The county Of Prince Edward.
HENRY CARRiNGTON, Chairman.
DANIEL p. PERKINS, Secretary
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ENTRaCT OF a LETTER FROM a posi-
.M9STER. DATED

P.MnRokr, Washington Co Maine. April 20 1874
MIN lSA\C BurTS.- Dear Sir; Al the request of ma
ny OF my friends in this place and vicinity who are afflicted
WIN consumption and liver complaints take the liberty of
asking you 10 appoint this county as ,c
WiSIARS BAi.SAM OF WILD CHERRY nJto send
nm lew dozen as there for sale within 9O mile.
from this have no doubt that It would meet with raj,
hale lit were where could be procured without oo MI
expense aud delay ' wv INV"
my ~'ie was attacked about 81, month. sine. with VIVA,
49, 49, "' tue mrs, stages Of consumption
sa", MY prevalent in this section of country. Having
'eenthc ba'sam advertised in Augusta
6S2o0 MILES FROM uERE,<N
took the pains 10 send there bottle of IL which she
Took aud which helped her much tina, sent for two
Hes more whh she has also takcn she now saws she
As III" ei so well Tor sin she does this All
osc who have inquired u" and aseeaned what effect
the b"snm had anxious 10 have sale IN this vi
c'n,ty which Is the cause of my writing To YOU
Piase INFORM me bv return mail whether YOU conclude
!" send some and II so, to whom, in order that be
known where it be had
am, with respect yours, etc.
r. q. FARNSWORrH, =. M
Tho whole country is fast learning that cnc-no
physrianno preparation of Kind ~ha,evcrcan equal
DIX WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The ahove Medicine 10 for sale by
DAVID K. LYMAN, Druggist, Lyachburx.
Jan. 10 /,
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A NEW GOLD NINE.

Th. last Wy'heville Wing says :: A gentleman call
a up.n US few mornings since to apprlse US that a
,,r, v,lu,be aud extensive Gold Wine had recently
,..u discovered in the c,us,y Of Franklin. Va. The
discovery vas made by Messrs. Hale and Harrison o,
Hamilton county, Tennessee. who have lras,d large
quantity Of the land upon which the discovery was ade
II !, supysed tina. immense amount Of the precious
n., !, a,heddsd in The adjacent lands. II is thought
,A, Miners would do well To visit Franklin county, a.
thai, services might be rendered valuable to themselves
and others"
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RICHMOND MARKETS

RICHMOND MARKETS.
For the Wsek ending 1hursday Evening. Jan. 2.
Tobscco.--Norhng has been done In this article since
the holydays. We continue quotations. Lugs 81 IS
a 2. cummon esf2i 3; good 81 q s. Fine. none in
marke,-loose parcels 81 7Oa 81 Fine manufac,u,
ring. none--would command 81 $40
Fiom-4!. Receipts ighi-smaIl sales.
Wheat-9o 92i cens-ssrc'ly prime white 95
cents per bushel.
Corn-3S. 40 cts. per bnshel.
Brandy -Oard, Dupuy s. Co. 81 IS 2 50; A.
Selgne,,e 81 IS IS; Imitation 40a so cents; SAFE
rae S3t; Peach dull a. SO elsa ST. Prices nominal.
JIhskey- We quote bills. at 20 cents; hhds. "a cts
Rum-N. Eng land, in bills. held at % CTS.
| Prorisions.-Bacon: New 6! n cts. Stuck Of
Western in market very light. Western sides 5!a5i
shouId'rs4 A. Lard: Old 6. 7e,s.;new 7 II.
! Buiicr- Mountain, wholesale, for common from
to u els per b.-Markei well supplied. Fresh Butter
from l6 to Is cts.
Canie.-For Cattle from the scales. gross weight,
81 25 a 81 50; neu 81 81 50a S.. Murror: 2a3
cents, gross;nett 4 q cents, according to quality
Hoes; Wholesale 81 62i rs; retail 81 rs a S per
! 100 lbs.
Ce0ee.-Rio 6a7 cents; ST. Domingo 81 at 81; La.
gnyra ~, Java ga l0l.
1eas.-mperal and Gunpowder 55c,s a 81 rs per
b.; Black 35 60 cts
Sug@.-New or,ean. Sugar. 81 6. ct. for good
prime; Porto Rico 81 II; 81. Croix lao A, auc-
ton 80 hhds. crop New Orleans fair very
mon. 81 90 a 4 95. Sales stopped.
.,Ioiasses % cen's Porto Rico ee; N. Or
leans, at auction. 24a25 cts Msrke, unsettled.
FiorMed.-$l 20.
Bresrar-27 cts.
D. s...s sperm 81 oS whale "A ''' ''''e'''
Coai-lO to Is cts. per bushel; best Clover Hill 90
cts.
Coiion-5.s6 cts. per ID.
Cotton Yarns-Kchmond and Manchester Factory
Prices) Nos. 4 to i2, 10 cts Nos. IL io 20. I9cs.
Candies rallow SalOi Sperm 30a32. Hubs Pa
tent l2ial3 els. per ID.
Feathers-30a32 cts. per ID. for live geese.
Fish.-lierrings New No |, $2s; No No. in mar
ket; Condemned S. Shad: Sol Stock in frs, hands very
small and demand moderate
Gin.-American 80 cts Holland 81 a 81 IS per gal
IEdes.-Green4 to cts. per h.; Spanish i ISL
cts.
Eon.-Pg. $27 to 80, Swede. $s5 per ton; English
t65a&70 1redegar (Rci,nond mshufsctory) $SOa9O
Up Country bar $77iaSO.
Lime so cents
Flaser.-On the wharf Soaa$3.
.Snit.--Fmm the wharf 81 5SaG5 from store 65.-
Stock on hand moderate.
Soap-For brown 3sa5 cts per h.. white and vare
gated l2al4.
: Steei-Amercan bstered $lO5 to no per ton.
Shot.-5!a5i cents per III.
FREIGHTS.
Il Nothing doing to foreign ports.
New York-Fhur, per bb., 80 cts; Coal, Ss6i cts
per bushel; Tobacco, 50 per hhd.; boxes co. key
25 cts.
: Doston-Flonr IS cts; coal, II cens; Tobacco, pc
hid. $3s boxes 25 cents. No Vessels in port.
DallimoTe--Cval 5.
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Land fOs. Sale.
n OBEDIENCE 10 the .sst will and iestnment of
Of Joseph White dec, | shall expose To sale, by
way Of public Auction. upon the premises, On Saturday
The lst day u February. lS45. tho
II N CT OF J. A ND
upon which sad dccedaut resided situated in thu noun
" Of Bedford adjoining thu Lands of Tlyhman A. Co.bs
Esq. Pa,chal W. Nance and others containing BY old
survey.
400 ACRES,
which will be surveyed again before the day Of sale.
About one third of this Tract 10 in woods, and
GOOD BACCO LAND.
The cleared Land lies remarkably WE'LL and ia wsll a.
dap,ed 10 the growth Of all kinds Of grain. particularly
corsr.
Terms he sum Of five hundred dollsrs will be rc.
qaed In cssh. Upon the balance, credi, Of one two
aud three years be given. the purchaser or purchase
giving bond with undoub.ed security and the title
retained until the purchase monny l. paid
MlCAJAil DAVIS. d. s.
for N. Robertson Sheriff of bedford
and NJ such ADM with the will sn-
ncxed "f Joseph White. deceased.
Bedford, jan Is nF
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Jan. 10
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supc-
IA Court Of LAW and Cha ncery, for EedIod county,
the 9TH day Of January, 1915;
Peter Deaidof, Plaintiff,
against
James Chiffon, administrator Of Henry Chiffon, decd
and in his right John w jones' william w. Chiffon,
Joshua L. Chiffon, James Camper aud Elizabeth Anne his
wife, George ~ Chiffon, Henry H. Chiffon, jackson Dra-
per and Polly Jane his wife and Emily Matilda Chiffon,
infant under twenty -one years ofage, Defendants.
liz CHANCERv.
The Defendants, William w. Chiffon and Joshua l..
Chiffon, having entered II cir appearance md given
cuy according to the act Of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth is order
ed that they de appear at the Clerks Office Of the said Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery, rules be
he Id therein the first Monday in April next, and
the Plaintiffs bill and that this order he inserted In
newspaper published in tho town Of Iynchburg, for
months s~coessvcly, and posted the front door OF the
courthouse OF this county on some court day.
Copy-Tcse,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
jan ID N2m
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ovcprSS.-The Senate 10 engaged in business
,,nr,,,,uce. The House Of Representatives
/" ..sDied with the Texas Question. The House has
Tally addressed by Mr.. Clingman Of n. c.,
~'" -. sn;b Of Indiana against annexation. and by
,.' y,oc.y Of Ala, r. Dale Owen Of Indiana and Mr.
M # Virginia in tavor Of it. Mr.. S,e'son I.ocofo-
p'e ~. York made speech against annexaton-pro-
"" The annexation Of Texas by Join, Resolution
a.,;,o,ioa, The prospects OF annexation is said to
b,iyb, as they were two or three days since. II
should pas. the House the Senate will defeat as Mr.
n,,,Ou III rumoed) co"''fae. the Missouri i"s'ruc.
-. Il, he in favor Of his own bill.
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LYNCMRU1eG MAWEET,

For the 'ceek ending Saturday, January llih, lS45
/ Ibbaeco-Lugs. shipping. u 40 to 60, macsfsc-
rtlng 81 80 10 80; k"se 81 90 n So Leaf inferior
800 !" $50; conmon s. Soto $50; nidding 81 s.,
TO- 90; good 46,00to 1000; fine manufacturing lea
| $40 to e
flom,-33,25 from wagons Stock light. and i,
% demand.
uheat.-Red 60, White Is cts. per bushel.
Grd,n.--0oin 40 cents PER bushcl ,rom wagon;
OATS sheaf 81 per hundred cleaned from wagon,
~ Ia % cents; Rye. none in market.
Cbrer aud Grass Seeds. Some sales Of Glove,
Seed. at 81.
Provisions -Bacor. none in market Beef g.
% per hundred Meal, ~ cts per bushel from
wagon.
Cotse.-St. Domingo. n In s cents per h.; Rio. 8
to 10 cents lagoira 10 10 cents; Java. Is IL IL cts
Cuba II toS.
Sugar.-l,rown, New Orleans. 7 to 9 cents per H.:
Porto Rico. To | cents per h.; ST. Croix, . 10 l2l
Gems per h.. Loaf. ia 10 IL cents per ID.
Candes.-Tallow. l2i Is cents per h., Sperm. IS
to 40 cents per lb Hull Sons Is to II per h.
Uhiskey.-Common. 80 to 81 cents per gallon, from
wagon" iron store. 80 to 81 cents. Kecied As IL 50
from wagon.
Br""dy.-Apple. 37s cent. per gallon; Peach
Cotton Yarns-Fac,ory prices: IL to ls cts. per ID
assorted.
iron-Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats. IS from
Store Pig. SIS per ton.
Steet-Bllsered, 81 to cents per hi German, s to
10 cents Shear 20 lo rs cents per b. Cast Steel 20
10 p cts. per III.
Linseed Oa-70 10 Is cts. Lamp, 81 90 10 80
per gallon Tanners. SIT 90 10 20 90 per Dbl.
Ieaiher-Gud Sole. Is to 20 cents per h.; Damag
ed Sale. 8 TO Is cents per h.
Pomder. Blasting. 90 to 4.25 per heg; Rifle s.,
80 10 100 pcr key.
U'ooL--Woo &c To 81 cents per h.; Wool Rolls. 81
10 40 cents per 10.
Coal and Uood.-Biiuminous. % cents per bushel
Anthracite. ~ 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
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MARRIAGES..

Married on Wednesday, the sth inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Childs. Mr. JAMES q. SwINNEY Of Lynchburg, 10
Miss Mary E. daughter ot John f.. Swinney. Esq, OF
Campbell Co., Va.
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n We are authorised 10 say that Maj. CLARK
PENN will nh be candidate for re election 10 the
Sat. Senate in the District composed of the cuuslies
Patrick, Pit,sy lvania and Henry.
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IT,. S,oiu,.-The Ladies Of Woodstock. Shenandoah
an,v have held meeting. aud adopted constitution
- I'd in erecting Statue to Mr.. Clay. Thi, is mo'e
,,. could have expected from The Tenth Legion.
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FOR RENT.

-, AND immediate p~session given, the 1enament
&i;i on Main Street, lately occupied by g. FoaIs
A.:A bee & Go. Shoe Store. The upper part is a
very desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE. For terms ap-
Ply H. BOYD s. Co.
Jan l3 ts
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~, The Governor Of Kentucky has refused To pardn
Ma. Della Webster, who was commended 10 his Iner-
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IEAksy,L,E COTTON YARNS.

.NnAA LBS of this very superior Cotton Yarn on
ZOOV consignment. which will he sold low Tor
cash. by w. /. lOCNo.
Jan. l3 ~
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(O,,,,,.iS SiOuey.'s Safe.

Comm isSiOMer's Sale.
PURSUANT To a decree of the circuit superior ccurt
Of law and chancery for thr eouhty Of Amher.'. in
the case of Garland Powell shall proceed to sell. on
nc Sd Monday in January ensuing. before the front doof
OF Amherst cour. h.use,
TWO TRACTS or LAND,
the property OF the defendant, James Powell, one OF
which lies in the immediate vicinity Of the said cour'-
bose and conaus about three hundred acres the other
s Tract Of Mountain Land lying about two miles dis
ani from the rmer and stated 10 contain 24o acres "
40 much Of said lands as may he necessary satisfy tho
decree aforesaid. A credit of6 IL and IL months.
will be given for equal portions of the purchase money,
and bonds with approved security required.
ROBERT TlNSLEY. Com'r.
Dec 10 Euan
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DINNER AND TEA SETS.
NOW On hand. fine assortment Of Dinner and Tea
~ China, consisting in part Of
Bluo Blan,yre.
Black do
Blus lllsnhrim, N'" f - '"i"''
Black do
White Granite, sc. &c.
TE.a SETS.
White Granite. White China. bath English aud
French. ensmeled Blue raised Figure. laslre rsised
Figure, Gill; Edge. Gill Edge aud Line. &C. sc in
sr,s Of any sine that may he desired from 32 pieces up
The Dinner sets will as ne made 10 suit the wishes Of
the buyer 10 sine And being determined sell low.
~rsous who wan, would do well to call aud SEQ for
themselves, al the sign Of the big Pitcher.
u. w. MOORE.
Jan - II
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CO R IL ENT.
IA THE TOBACCO FACTORY oppo
G@!Tnl cite Lynch's Warehouse. IL Cor rent
% sSiK This house is well calculated for an e.
bteusive business, being built expressly i.r
that pnrpsoe This house is GO by 20 in front. with
twisting nom. cellar and 6s,ne cellar room H.. prs
NJ helow; aso a sweat house in rear Of the building
Possession can be had the IL, Of October. 1874. Fs
A. LIGGAT.
Oct. 7. wis.
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a. NOTICE TN -.

a. NOTICE TINS.
WISH 10 hire for tho present year. .evsrsl NEdRO
! MEN, To work q, the airing Run Furnace. in bot,
r,our,. For such ~ will sui,, bernl hire will be Civ.
en.-Apply 10 Benz. T.. Scruqgs. Lynchhurg.
SAML. L. ROBINSON.
Jan 10 diff
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VAyE ARE NOW RECEIVING ON CONS'"N-
w MENT
4 hhds prime Porto Rico Moasses,
as bbls new crop New Orleans do
200 bays Rico Coffee part nav crop.
10 bales ~ B,,,ersra Domes,ics,
10 " 3 Mztunca do
8 u" g Monticello do
10 do Oznabnrgs.
Is 900 lbs. Cotton Yarns do
. cases go reams) Letter Paper,
All Of which will he so'd Inv.
MCDANIEL & McCORKLE.
ian. 6 w,f
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s.,dbe,,tevn Road. This very important bill has
,..n d,c,,ed, by a vote of GO to SO.
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ATTOK .NEP A 4 LII ",
kAHAwHA.
Praeiises in the adjoining counties o. Fdyesis.
Mason aud Cabeu.
A uqust 8 ON"
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Jan. -
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DUEL BETWEEN TWO OFFICERS OF THE u
S. NAvY.--A letter, dated on board the U.
s. brig Trenton, Dec. 20, 1874, gives the
following particulars of duel between two
officers of that vessel:
"At Princes Island, where we filled with
excellent water, duel was fought between
two of our officers, which deprived us of the
services of our First Lieut., VIM. Hurst His
antagonist was Passed Midshipman Creigh-
ton. The cause was some trifiing insult on
the part of Mr.. Hurst. Mr.. Creighton sent
the challenge, and they fought on the l7th
November. They left the brig about S
o'clock A. M, and at o'clock returned.
Mr. G. was unhurt, but Mr.. Hurst was severe
ly wounded in the legs at the first fire,
the ball passing through his right leg just
above the ancle, struck the left one, causing
q severe fracture"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-18
Every yea a democrat, and every nay a

every yea democrat, and every nay a
coon.
$50 the Senate refused TO tax bank in
vestments in government stock, and bank
capital actually paid up"
In the vote thus given, the democratic
members voted in accordance with the fee
lings of every honest man in the country;
but the trained majority, under the party
lash, applied by bankers and bank depend
ants, voted them down. The minority were
left the constitutional right of protesting,
and of the right they availed themselves.
To weaken the force of the protests thus
given, Mr.. Vaughan has tried his hand at
falsehood and Misrepresentation, though
without avail.