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Sugar and Mo!usses.

Sugar and Mo!asscs.
a PRIME article Of new crop, just
"a received and for sale by the hid.
or Dbl, AZ the Stone Store.
BALDWIN 81 BREWSTER
Peru, Nov. o, 1874. 3if.
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Cridrey,s Tc,tcr ointment.

IN Ills article continues to attract The deepest
attention among all investigating minds,
rho ,alc mr. in,crcs, in the advancement 81 medi-
col scicnee. II IL now universally admitted by
M, hundreds VIII. have witnessed Us hating pnu-
ers. that this admirable ointment will invariably
,,,re All kinds Of 7tfter. Ring-,rorm, ScaId.hecd
md eujaneo.s diseases generally.
For sac by U. Ia iHOMfSUN'
Ouawu, Jan. 10, 1874.
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Greenfield Up, Fairfield Co. Ohio, March, =

let every man, woman, and child read The follow
inS, and we are sure that it must satisfy oil OF
tn great virtues of the medicine:
Natcrville, Oneida co. n \ Sept l5 'l3.
Dear Slf: lowcit 10 the afflicted 10 inform YOU
that ia January last was attacked 10y very VIC.
lent cold caused by working IN water, which set
Tied in my lungs. 1t was accompanied by Sc
we're pam IA my brcas. and side aud also distress
sing cough. | had IN Attendance all the best me
dical aid in our village, aud after cxhausliug their
skill to no avail, they pronounced my disease q
confirmed Consumption and une and all gave ne
up to die. After much persuasion get the con-
sent of my physician Ia use the halsam If Wild
cherry prepared by DR.. Nislar. purchased OF
the agent IN our place one butt'c, before using
half Of which began Ia gain strength, aud it was
very evident my cough was great deal better.
and my symptoms in every way improving. |
have now used three bottles, aud am restored TO
health. The result is alone owing TO the use ul
DR.. WislaT's halsim If Wild cherry, and | take
this method Of giving YOU the Information, partly
10 pay the debt ofgrali,udc owe you, aud parity
that others similarly afflicted may know where tn
apply for relief.
Respectfully, and truly yours,
JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. Palmer, Druggist, under the date of Water.
vile, Sept ? 1913, writes:
"rbc statement given you by James Sage, is
well known 10 be true 10y the whole community
and it certainly was most remarkable one.
Yours respectfully. O. ID. PALMER.
Price II per bottle, or six for 50.
For sale in st. Louis 10y Benjnmin Phelps, 7t
Chesnut street. Also, in Ottawa, by q. h.
IhomDson l2---Om
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FINE iICRnAL MEDICINE.

COMPOSED chiefly Of wild cherry bank ard Il &C.
nulue Island moss. (the latter imported express"
lor this purpose) the rare medical virtues OF which
ace also combined by new chemical process,
with III, ,,tract Of tar, thus rendering the whole
compound Z ,,-t ever discovered Tor Consump
tion VI the Lungs.
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Drugs. Medicines,
To Farmers.

no a nEeNcEs,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
yyyHE subscribers having leased Mr.. Sadden's
~ Mills in Dayton, would take this opportuni
~ gratefully to acknowledge tue liberal patronage
they have received, and 10 solicit continuance
of the same.
Cash for Uhea,
\, the highest price the market will allow for q
superior article, will ut ALI TIMls he given.
Great pains will he taken to have constantly
on hand a superior article Of FLOUR for EN-
CHANGES.
We would also state that Mr. StadAen is I'd
ding two more ran of French Burr Mil Sloucs
With machinery oi the mos, approved and mnderu
STYLE i'r custom and merrhnut work, and when
completed vii make th's mlli decidedly the hest
in this sccar of the c0uury, and from the cS pr
rcuce aud prlr,lcal kuoNlcdlc ot the senior part
Ucr who has been 40 wears in the business an ~.
surancc IL givco thai all busincs, done ut this
! MILL will hc IN tie best pos >lhle manner.
! Please give US a call. q. MANN 4 SON.
N.B. WnrAr FIGURED for Farmers or Me,-
chants on liberal terms. First rate barrels can
always he had a, the Mills. q. NJ. a. Son.
Dayton, Dec. ", 1914, 2s-,f
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The following we have just received from Messrs
Fall NcCscAen < Co.. agents for the sale oi
Wist4r's Basam Of Wild Cherry, at Lancaster
Ohio:
TO ruE PUnLIc.-l feel it my duty, as an act
Of kindness to the afflicted to inform them what
WtSta,'s dabG8s Of Iotm Cherry has done for my
daughter. There Is many parent who has given
up a beloved daughter or sJn, as a prey TO thar
fell destroyer consumption. They have, (ss |
haze donc) tried al ,he most shIilul aud euluent
Play -icrU7 within their knowledge, and all of the
mast popHir remedies that seemed to hold out
,omc hope for continuance OF life, without get
ing any relief.
H. eli such who like me have been seeking with
trembling hope Tor solnr remedy OF real efficiency,
would sly seek no farther, but try at ouro d..
WsiGr's iuh0m # pim caerry. My daughter
sarah Jane, aged II years whose life ior months
had been despaircd ut, and was supposed q sure
prey To consumption, has been cuytd! Restored Ia
ne, Ect AeqHht and that too by using Ave bottles
OF DR.. WI.tar's balsam of wild cherry.
JONATHAN COULSON.
Greenfield Tp., Fairfield Co. Ohio, March, "A
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HARDWARE. IRON. & STOVES.
Tly, SHEET lRoN, AND COPPER WARE MiNUrACTowY.

fENIlE subscribers respectfully inform The
II public Tat they h,ve add.d 90 ,he,r old es,aL-
lsAmcni, u genera, assortment 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
La. and L.irestiar from GRe.,,an.

We are aleAed 10 friend IN tbs cry lDr tho follows
ipc Interesting eN,faci of leler We personally
acquainted Wilh the Ntiier. am IA a., eshale yonch
taf he general accuracy D his hfrnsinu and Tor the
truth ul every statement hri be nrulfsses know.
Richmond Enquirer.
ExrRAcr from le'ftr, dated Gaiprsfon. IN .1pri
10 Gentleman ia Richmond
I'm regard 10 Naliun yn need entertain fears.
- Tar tbs country Is concerned, IT will assufedy
take place. Nine tenihs Of tie people prefer 10 shso
iale indePcndrnoc. The general Impression prevails
here thai orr Government will ha@ Obstacles IN the
may ui It's causummaiiuB. an an administration man.
and am satisfied that iais sdi not be- the case. OF
c.arse. the President VII make The best bargain ur
Texas lhai b. made. ils wunll prefer 10 ac-
raf i the House Resalliins--bal whatever acion be
ial, II vii noi Be the sisno Of treaty. H. how
ever, ihe GgYcrnUcnt e tie L Safes les upon the
,cpa1ce II The rrsauiians they ~. Sa a,reriei
thc scneTsl iupres.ian here is. HAT Gen Iluustoa
hose INFLUENCE Is arcaler than that Of every prominent
man IN the RtpubIc,) Is opposed irannsxalian This
Is nd ss he vas opp sod Ia the iesluii8ns-hnt las
nf As has bern reptesfniA ma e any public speeehes
- opposition T. hen. lie rather n,n cummilia bu
statufe TO a-sct without he least har Il NY asser-
In povlns alse ihai 30 very short time hp viii be
lie epHn advocate Il ANNEXATION lie is ambitious and
e7rnales, IN The event Of xaIion of hene cen.
speu1us man ia the tucd STATES. and he viii be II
he adyoeae lho u.tasate he ~ take to himself on
The credit a its cnSluHiauu and the people will give
him that credit. lie vii say. thai lie matter was
t"o9h about by exciting the fears and Jealousy of lh.
| aiied ats, IN regard 10 England and her designs.
This jealousy WAS produced by linn. The fact is moi
tcfc kno"n-bm .hcrico has made through lhn BIT
III ,l!iRisfr orrFfufrs 10 his Government far The ~
Jlafaieut Of Commissioners 10 tfai treaty uf com.
no1ce. Sc on The basis q the acknowledgment n our
,aiePtafsnfe l. ihe.s uyetlutes tho President eava
Tie Bfiisi Minister n9,hng hut hague aud iadcfuif
atsrtrs TINS comes directly from Ellmil himself ard
nay BE- rosd upon. lie len here to-day ia The Brtrs
n"n ot-"ar mr Charrs'an, as !, is said tui do no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
Correspondence e,'ils Aaii.,.a. k.,eaieeaeer.

| NEW ioss, April ~ 1913.
Our city would he In mute prosperous state at thu
nomrni than II has known for years pest bat lar h'
! Ij1 incubus which Checks ard. IN many instances
paralyzcs enterprise Many II our sagaeinus
chants interested ia the Gulf trade seriously appre
hensve OF difficulties with Mexico. Every mail brings
its alarms and The daily cry oi the ness buy IN Wal
street Is, "eres The account If the great var with Aek
ico-nnly i've cenls - II Is an III wind that blows
body any god. The anuexaiinn business IS blessing
to the meas boys II nobody else
Hunbng and huaiicisu seem destined in all ages Of
the world TO gain active proseyles ihai genuine
merit and sense. Ave have accounts Of the
spread ul Religions deasnn our midst demon
alizing If not morn ridiculous than Mlllensm As
seahages, II Is said. held the sahoaih al
private dwellings and other places. where The cefemp-
nirs praesed 10 the Of religion. are o grossly
lieenilaus tendency. Many well infeniloned women
have heen estranged from their families by the raying
o the lools or knaves who have got up this
cemeni. Kissing and washing Of feet are rraclised
without regard 10 sex. genilenan, who happened IT,
be present u the meetings. account Of
his experience TO the editor OF the .Nens
An indignant husband, whose wife has had the fully
5n this sect caught Of the male leaders The other
day, and gave him mus uamercifal f5gging
NV ious. A 9ni q. 1915
There was snddeu fise In socss 10 day. the mrres
sion prevailing in Wall street hat A,Acn VII nol ven
iufe u COMMIT any over act Of hostility. Norwich and
Worcester and Siuhinqpn railroad stocks both RISE nree
per rent Canton" rose two and a hall. and ' ieks
burg Pennsy sona fyes and "llaflaen" also rase
three per cent. II day OF exuliaon with the
buAs, hut the bears say lhe. iurn viii coue soon
rumor from Washn 1tin OF New Orleans may create as
serious a hlctnelon the other way
Tie Ilarpers LageJusi published new romance by
Lever author Of Charles OMaliey and other popular
works. l. is entitled st Paidcks Eve" aud the price
is pui IS low crufs IN order drive oni OF The
field rival edition which has been put forth by Win
chester TIE latfers resolved admit Of 10 rivals
he fol- ia In al 4
ton. hlesss. Wiley and Putnam have put forth a Sc
cond edition Of the "bestiges ef Creation" n work
which has made noise bulb in this country and in
Europe Il Is denounced as n61e in lls endencies-as
ian elaborate attempt nturn natun into fiction. and to
exclude God utterly by aN from his own world" The
present edition s accompanied with preac, from the
pen ofhe Rev, Mr. Cheevor 50 that an andoie is Of,
tered to the poison
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

The Mileage Case-'Ihe Pennsylvania defends
Wee President Dalass decision by which the l.. s.
Senators were allowed to draw mileage for cousi,tcp,
travelling to and from their respective homes II saws
The act Of Congress provides that Senators sha be al
lowed eight dollars for every twenty miles, of estimated
distance. by the most usual road from his place of resi-
dence 10 the seat Of Congress- the commencement and
end oevery such session and mee.inc-and that Vice
President Dallas bound there fore 10 obey wba, is
pleased to regard as 1.-The explicit rcquisilon" of the
law hal cnnies Of being a..stct cons,ructionist -
The intent of the law unques,ionabt that member.
should be paid mileage, when they actually travelled
from home To the seat Of government II was certainly
never contemplated that when regular session term,
mates on the 4th of March, and the President re con-
venes the Senaeon the 5h, that they should be paid
Tor travelling 10 and from their respective residences
when IN truth t}ey remain all the while in Washington
and receive their per diem without the n,ermission OF
single day The Of the law is the rule by which
should be n,erpreted and that reason is at war with
The decision OF The Vice President, however Strictly he
msy have adhered to its letter
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pe which he has adopted in his inaugural /, ia I'm.
a' IN The application of this principle there NAV =.
ohe'ehces oi opinion; but those differences are ma,
hseiy to arise between Mr. Polk and The NLir. H..
between meHbers uf tie same Marty l., ,h. ,.;,
u the details OF Tariff The mos, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
s'ca'es oil The Protective principle may differ amooo
themselves. A Representative f,.o ,be I,, ,i,;
pennsylvania, io example, will be far more solei,,a
i'' the inPosinn OF heavy duty upon the foreign inn,
master ibana representative from Inc Woo-rr,ui od;.
II cisoi Vermont whose duty and interest ii III be nov,
sdaonsy 10 guard that interest If, hen i, be trne ,.
'oo'h PARTIES concur generally the prineipe Of ,r,.
lection. We agree with Nj Garland tina, this ou,s,i.,
may be regarded as settled 50 far as tcyar. e,nrer,.,
and they constitute possible fye-siAhs # The neo,r,
ol The l. States. But 1t Is be concealed that tle.
'''Sn'"' VI 'he Locoioco parry, which, though per
"'s 'i 'ofioaoe IN NUMBERS are ye, numerous enough
Ter mischief, under the lead, as they are If bh bl
and ambitious men, who do concur in This sq,en,
We aIinde, of cuufse, to the fllouers Of Mr. C,Ib
"ho IN The teeth oil the doctrines laid down in the 70
solutions OF the celebrated Free Trade Correction which
met IN Philadelphia snme years ago. and even in ,p,o.
son Ia The views embodied in the celebrated So,ib IA
rotma Protest. deny the right of the general r,v.,,
ment even Incidentally 10 protect any branch Of n,,na
industry but Tn the oher hand, allrm that in ali,
ing the details Of Revenue Tariff Congress is bound
10 "diserIminate against protection" lad,ed the Co,
sdWion,' eNspaper published II, Washinot,u and
generally understood 10 be the organ Of This aeton s
party hlinaies pretty broadly appreciation h sys.
tenn OF Direct laTation for the purpose If rasny nv.
enue iur the federal aovemmtni and The CONSEQUENT all
clifton Of duties On imports altogether To this o,o,r,
we have long thought that section Of the p,rty w,,
be drsen-and II is not improbable that hi, will in,
few years be the ground upon which parties will ho ar
raycd against each other upon this subject Rersnue In
duties on imports, against Rtrenuc tliDtect Tayafion,
W hen thai day shall arrive, cannot doubt thai ,ber
will be AN anslgama'on srea extent. Of The mr.
ties now IN onp sliton, against his new hepsy of TIM
e" progressive Democracy"
4h. 1eras-Neve. having regarded this as , u.,,v
question al all, as from its very nature il cannot he
permanent one, We do not deem necessary ,o tevj,,
way, nothing particularly objectionable. eyc,n,
his apparent communication Of Sectioaai par,i,s
which, being dangerous than any other we hon,
formed.
But there oihe. grounds Of difference between tho
Wing and Lococo parties, which prestn, even pIeate,
Obstacles 10 the ohlitea,ion ofold party hines proposed
by Mr.. Garland, than the old issues of .Bapk Tariff
and Distribution These are referred to by The Rieh
mond Wing, in an admirable article, with an exlrac,
from which we shall close these remarks.
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tsras-Tbe New ollcans Plca,upe says-


We have iwe private leiiers heiufe US day laiei
ilsn ih,se PUBLISHED. and Witch wrien at The
latest hour to be in readiness for The steamer. from
Witch learn HAT President jones had felurned Ia
Washington, rexas. and tla The u :. Munster, Ma
jr nsres,n had been treated caraleriy bg HIN nd
rs Cabinet ita he spoke Of collaborating from he seat
II (ieteramtni 10 6aircsfn. Tins intelligence Is lfom
ssiirect have Ia ddubt lis accud
cy. From all thai we learn are constrained 10 be-.
lieyp, that il rupture With Majw Dnn,lsan would
pr0crasina ing ocion WITH The arqalescence of
i pepr. President Jones would ediiy the naiinns with
another exeiuatnr ~ camsiiun Il very evident that
He Hicns Of Tie people at TeHas lave eceme sninot
rehsidcraun Ia The interest o ct her officials; and
Gar suspicious mslead Us ifihe enquiry for the present
: moi. what vii cerian individuals gain by accepting
II rerting annexalonlihe great Of the stale
beng lei of Consideration IN deciding personal is
So ii 81 momenlnus character.
Il seems 10 lie agreed hat proelama,ans have been
issued I'LL vacancies IA Congress. the
al zsns with lev ,rctions None has been issued
canyening Congftssaor will there be. apprehetd,
unll there is a general rising n the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
TIE TELEGaApu.-MtA Amos Kendall Las

'tlE IfIi.oRAfll-Alf Amos Kendall, has re
turned 10 Washington from his visit To New York
The Washington Constitution says that he has failed Ia
make satisfactory ruutact Tor extending the line Of
Telegraph from Baltimore to New York
In making this announcements the Constitution takes
occasion 10 urge the Necessity aud the importance of the
Government purchasing out the entire finh in this sub
ret, ~ ~ some other way, satisfactory Professor
Morse and others interested taking The entlre control of
H. II Is an agent OF too vast and mighty an Influence n.
yer the prosperity aud diversified interests of the conn
Try. lnbe cantrolledby individual enterprise merrly-
Tue welfare as well as the interests OF the country re-
qulfe that the Government should control If.
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IIE IfNlIERSI EN

We copy, / another column, from the Richmond
SIar account Of the recent serious Tho
University Of Observation-Disclosures which are To he
seriously regretted. We opened the last Charottes
vile paper in the hope of receiving fuller and perhaps
mere accurate detail of the facs-but we found in il on
" the following brief notice Of the affair:
From The Charlottesville JeDersonian 7prH2i.
DlSlt RBANCE AT THE UNIVERSITY.
For the last week there has been snneu hat of dis
inrhanee at the University of Virginia between the
professors officers of the Institution and the students
ihe sitting in The capacity ola called county
cout' aud Jury have been is session for three day
past investigating the matter. After The investigation
closes statement OF the facts in relation 10 it will he
punished All is quiet nav, and the lectures will hs
resumed TO morrow. The Board Of Visitors were in
session on yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

For House If Delegaies.
| 10
Powell's majority, lS


BEDfOkn-We hive very imperfect returns from
Bedford. Wepresumo that VIM. NJ. Bnrwell and DR..
Thomas 7 Mitchell (Whigs) are elected to the House
Of Delegates At The Courthouse, Irving minority for
Congress is said 10 he lG9 and AT Cheese Creek %.
which Is considerable falling of. (parcuary at the
courhonsc,) from Goegns majority last SPRING. On
the other hand. Leakes majority the Davlss Store
precinct is only 81, showing like decrease The Mea
dows and Peaown Ia be heard from
NELsON-Frederick NJ Cahell (Whp) is re elect
ed TO the House Of Delegates. rvng's majority over
Leakc, ll2.
AiBEMARIE-V. w, Soulful and Bezaleel
Brown (Nhigs) reelected to the House of DELEGATES
without regular opposition. Irvne's majority for Com
gress l75.-Irvng goes 10 Madison Green and Oranof
about 500 ahead Of Leake We fear not enouph to elect
him. unless the tun-ou has been as thin al that end
the Shoe string at this.
RICHMOND CIIY-Passengers in the last boa,
from Richmond, which left the city at s O'Clock Thurs
day evening. state that James Lyons (the ndependen,
Wing canddate) was about 200 ahead of Henry l.
Brooke the regular nominee, md is doubtless elected
Personally we are graied at this result though we re,
gIet the attendant circumstances. We hope however
that the parties will forget aud o.giveas no one ought
10 doubt MI lyonss devotion 10 the Wing cause-Ful
Congress, Bots was only about $50 ahead OF Seldom f
tongress-and We fear that that gallant and intrepid
champion Of The Wing cause is therefore defeated by
the personal anpathy OF these who in such contest
ought 10 have magnanmously discarded all personal an.
imusilios. We yet hope, however, that he may be 9,
lectod.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

fNrh AFFAIR IN MisslssirrI-TheB Benton Miss J
Banner states that an the 3si utimo, John h Ilx,n
MAS shot dead n few miles from that place hy Lewis
Lott lilAon. II seems. had maltreaed his wife who
had sought refuge IN her fathers house, and which he
had been forbidden. IN consequence OF which he had
threatened s"lenee upon the rcfsuus of his WIFE, Mr.
i,oit, aud others members OF ms family He finally
came aud demanded his child. with double barreIled
gun IN his hand riding into the house IN horseback and
threatening To- shoot any who touched HIM. when
Mr. Lott hlcd aud killed HIN, aud vas examined and
acquitted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

G;- Letters from Washington state that Charles ia
led lngeiso will be appointed Minister 10 France
Mr.. King CAN be got clear Of Mr. K was the rlVal u
Mr. Polk for the Vice Presidential nomination, VINE"
Van BuTens nomination to the Presidency was eeafoe'
among the certsines, aud severely dashed ~ wv
Globe by some of Mr.. Kings friends, unworthy ~
that past. Perhaps this fact may account for BAR
Rlves's dismissal from The post of Orcais to the '0'
minlsra,rn. as well as for the alleged anxiety V''"'
PfesIdfntto supersede Nh King.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

iission of Texas co,tn and al ihai sori Of thing an
iadorrd believe ihsi nine tenhs Of the inhabitants
MOULD gn in for The rrsa'aons passed by the Uni.ed
States Senate bsce but these hints have certainly had
snn'e Influence w,ll few. ana given The Executive Of
Texas shaw of or delaying The calling oi
laEaress That the President can possibly put Of
longer than the Frs of June. should he heel so dis
posed do think prslahle; f,r the mnerings o The
msi.y are heard in every qaaret. and revoletion is
isHiy talked u ii ia ether fes 0llers. shall be
hle give you lio.e particulars hen reach Washing
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MILITARY MOVEMENT

The Nrslero (Mo.) journal stats that the two com
panles oi Sd infantry stationed at Font Ieavenwofih
have been ordered Fu Jesap aud that they were to
leave by tie first boat.
Fu Jesua Is on The Rcd river, Immediately upon the
Texas ffenifr; and according to the repot Q The Ad
Jusht trBefel. there are now stationed there scpen
companies OF the I'd Dragons eight companies Sd In.
lanity. aud eigh companies 4th Infantry This dspo.
slnn Of rotps doubtless is prompted by the aspect Vi
our Texas aud Mexican relations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

The working 81 tie Gold Mines at the South is sal
10 DO increasingly Profitable letter from Mr., Gbbon,
d the branch Mini. al Charlotte. ~ C.. published
III Nilllnan journal, states thai Increasing quantities Of
gold aio received al That mint, from mines IN Moth
Carolina and South tanlina -occasionuy also. from
Georgia and Alabama. Guld bullion In The value ol
S2'2uoo was deposited i coinage during the last year
exceeding by nearly hundred thousand dollars the
deposits Of any preceding yearly period.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

LOUISIANA TOCACCO.-A sale Of lot Of
bout euo lbs o obaroo Qlown aud prepared Tor market
IN tbc parish OF NachIioches was sud this week AT 81
- and - eenis pound. The tobacco is realty done
up IN small square nckaEos. and was Of course choice
oi lie purchase vas made accoun, Of the French
consulate, contract. we are told was made nj the
same lime, lor the delivery next season uI 500 lbs of
The same quality nj like aes.-.N o. bulletin.