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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

s,t EAsTEKN--rin korkros 10 Aapoieoa. Due. Sunday. Wednesday. {. Friday, by ! m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday. < Saturday sam.
 WEsTERs--fo Seoiia. Yea BMea, Sc. Due Wednesday, and Saturday. 2p.m. Leave, Tuesday, aud Friday, ? a. m. EoRrHsRx--io Bafesriiit. Due, Monday, and Friday, 2p. Leave. Sunday and Wednesday, q. m.
 SouTHenS-io IPashiasfon. Due, Sunday. "Wednesday, aid Friday, 7p.m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday, 3 III.
 To Pise Bief and oSipmbss Due, sunday, and Thnrstxy, 5p. m. Leave. Sunday, and Thursday. a. m.
 ials4as Te Hot Springs. u Due, every "Wednesday, 6p.m Leave every Monday, sam. F. Perrysiie, Daarille, and IsslIiasonr,lie. Dae, every other Thursday 7p. m. Leave. every other Monday, Yam. Letters and packets to tc sent by either of the above mails aaSt be deposited in the Post-ofce by o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart uFe- fs l.. REA A2DDN, P. M. 2, LITrLE RocE PosT-oTFkE,
 Dec 5ik, 1916.
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: GAoss OUTRAGE f'ne St. Louis ReveiIIe VIII have to be mdietcd for the following ::
 Kkn SAsHEs.--The city is quite gay wth the crimson circles ofour brave volunteers. Every mao has his sash, and very appro- priale and beautiful ornament it is--at once gay and soldier like By the bye, talking aI sashes, we must give an asfocious perpetra- lion which WE heard on Sunday after tie ar- rival of the White. with her girdle crowd.
 ssOnr volunteers must behaved si,sinfai!y in EhiIsuahua,p ? said bright one.
 ssliow so!o
 @Why they must have broken all the win dows.n . ,s- sssst
 'si3roken the window:n
 s.Certainly don't you see that every man has brolgli a sasA with gf;si.in &48s
 To heighten this sirociiy, distinguished member et tlse bar, observed that such pro- seEtiHg was paaefni 10 reflect nppn; and to cap the whole mailer, another grave citizen thought that the first grave cilize., had made aPsfty good joke!
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 Tho priecs ofthe Re-FaISrs are less than onc- third of those of the foreign copies, and whils they equally well got up. they allori all that adyan tage to the American over the Engtish reader.
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 LEONARD SCOTT k CO. Publishers, ' li2 Fulton St, New York.
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ERREa

HWMWNRkKSS. Ef1 BEIhH. csib EapsEf5ne Fi9dff t10 S~at 6mesie1h hsalay
 sash heet winter Sperm Oiig Q helf boxes buech R⋴
 I chekt Imperial Tss; bpx double refined Loaf Sugar; 1 bok son shelI Aia1onas
 @ cast PI6tts, with points extra,
 sab.saii Pi0ws
 zdp<en t1anien Hoes;
 do fFansplahfing Trowels;
 do Garden NAkts;
 bundle nail fodss
 E. |, is and inel hoop iroai tsRA 4, I, II. and { inch toand iron; s.fI II, Ik, ff. and inch square iron 200 lbs hefsc shee iron; 10 pieces tlab iron; lsg biamoad aad other blew saoaldsi % pieces assorted band iFvn; as 50Uu lbs assested bar iron;
 2bundies spring stPeie 10 bags dpep ard back shci; a lDnn lbs chsiings; s 5 Received bud for sale by VIM. D, WALT Januafy l6, 1SI7. Is--
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A IL persons indebted to the subscriber. either "A by note or book account, are requested to call and settle the ssrae with Mir. J. kTaase, bis author xedagent, by doing soon they wii save costs.
 $1s II. HABEIMAN.
 Little Rock, Jaaaary 20, Is47. is-sm
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June 2. aoas 2m.
Notice.

Notice.
 IL persons 10 whom am indebted. will con A fer favor on me by pFesentiog their bills im- mediately for payment; and all persons who may be in my debt, will oblige by closing their counts as soon as convenient.
 JOHN BROWN.
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Southern United States Hail

Co Waskinkfon, .qfkaHsas, and e lhe
 eeFebrafrd Kot Springs, h W
 four horse rosichts. TN1HIS line connects at KitiIe Rock with the great t Eastern Coach and steam Boat Line, leaving I,ittle Rock fand Washingtoa} on Tuesdays. Thurs dave. and Saturdays, at ! A. M .--- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors wiH run as above stated during the season The greatest atteDtioa will De paid 10 the comfort and eonstaienes of passengeFs. Ae- eommodatsahs are goeds and charges lewRr than any othef conveyance ss Pasronage of fitlseay and travellers is respectfully solicited. - Apsil 2s ness if e
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Te4pRivs AWAY Attach a piece ef flannel or sponge io thread, mad, fast to the top of beds:ead, we, the flannel or sponge s,sitll csfaporaied spirits, and the mosquitoes will leave the room. So says the N. O. Commercial Times. -. ,..,,..s'.s
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DISSOLUTION.

FTNfiE -partsnership existing between the sub 1 scribers, uaderthe firm of Jno C. PraffS $ Co. is this day dissolved by natural consent. JasN c. PRATT is ehasged with the settlement of the aaaiss of the late firm JOHN G. PRATT.
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 SEE. BELkNAP New Orleans, Sept I, lS45
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NOTICE.

NVIkLHGs m yIlHE subscriber. agent for II. Haberman, will l-eantinue the fofmer.s hasiness at his old stand on Main, near MaskhaFa street. and keep constant Is en haa3 fall and well assorted stock of Greece rirs Dry Guods. Boots Shoes, Hardware, Castings, &c &c, all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will he paid for coantsy pro duce. as beef hides, peltfies, beeswax, &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, Jan ea, ls4z. le--sm
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 Hot Springs. He can accommodate four passengers with their ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for, with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As driver, his ssll and attention to the safety o nis charges will be in accordance with the hard tmes He can be found al all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House Little Rock, April IT, iSi4-3i-tf
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FOR THE SALE or LANDS, THE PAYMENT or
 TAXES, RspEmpTIoN or LAMBS, &c. sSc.
 Established in 1st6.
 TyHE undersigned tenders his services to all per I sons owning Lands in the States of Mississip- pi and and Arkansas, an .5geHt 10 sell Lands to pay Tares, Redeem LaRds sold for Fares, Record Deeds procure fnformaiion i relation 70 s quality rdiue and iocai ddsastages ef Laads m any par of he 0forcsatd Siaes or any oasr 6sssness conHected Eifh q 4 M
 GENER.fL LIND AGENCY.
 From more than twenty years of extensive Mer- cantile operations in the town of Petersburg, vir inia, and from the practical expcrieRce he has had in Land matte,s-haying been large owner of Lands in both of the States before named for ups wards of ten years past--kas afforded him an abun dant opportunity in attending 10 hs interests in Land matters, to acquire thorough knowledge of all thai is necessary 10 be known in order to attend faithfully to the interests ef all those who may fae their business to his management; and he there fore atters himself that he will be able to give tire satisfaction to all such. as fl Is his intention to make nc 0draRces Of moneB under any circnm- stances t will be expected that all who commit their business his caro- will accompany their orders with sufficient amount oi eash to meet all disbursements that may be required Renittanees may be made faf fhe rl of e tsfferSJ in notes ot, certificates of deposit il any solyeh, Buaks in the United States. .4ii communications (posi psid) addressed 10 Bowers X Co., al Memphis, Tennessee, or to Wm. H. Bowers. Lltiie Rock. Arkansas, will meet with prompt attention if accompanied with a sufficient sum to cover the expenses of investigation.
 VIM. Il. BOWERS. .7ugpst isih, isi6. le-ia:tf.
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COpartnersIaip.

IDE@e1~ FNNN 'sNNNEvN FItliE undersigned have this day associated thcm- 1 selves together for the transaction of GENER- Al CoMMisIcN ByssxRss ID thss city under the firm of PRATT S BELKNAP. Oifee. 39 Camp street.
 JOHN G. PRATT,
 $. F. BELKNAp, New Orleans, Sept. l, isa5. $-sf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
Nov. 1875
INTERESTING EXHIBITION.

The examination of the students of Mount Hermon
Seminary, under The direction of Miss Eliza ID. Lam
beth. took place Mount IIemon Church. in the coun-
ty of Campbell. on the ooh nlt. The exercises were
opened with singing and prayer, after which the students
were examined IN the various branches Of their studes
which were peculiarly interesting and Instructive
hen this done, all parook of sumpuous repast,
prepared tor the occasonafter which the little boys
and girls, by assembled the platform and address
ed the audience. The little boys plainly indicated that,
through their small veins flowed the patriotic blood
of which fathers Of the revolution possessed
The little girls completed captvated the whole audience,
by their graceful gestures, snbllmy and eloquence.-
The profound silence, deep attention. the rcklng
which gu>hed from many eyes, and the hearty applause
that rushed forth they returned 10 their a spoke,
in terms too plain to be misunderstood that Their words
had found way to the heart Upon the whole it far
pussed any thing of the kind witnessed in this
munity 1t would have given credit any Literary In
sti,utlon of the country.
Miss Lambeth will resume her school on the first
Monday in January next Long may she live to cult
vate young and tender minds, and may Heavens best
gifts rest upon her, in time and in eternity.
In this school taught a the branches usual in
English school, viz Reading, Writing, Grammar
Geography, Astronomy, History Chemistry, Arithmetic
SC with the Latin and French languages
The very low terms of this school, (made so, because
our beloved pecepress delights in the task of rearing
the tender thought and teaching the young idea how IL
shoot, being only dollar per month, aud its eficen
cy ought to make II object with all parents and guar
dams Board be had in respectable families
nicnt to the school room, at S. per month. 1t
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CAPT. F.. c. DARLINGTON.

Jbi. gallant young officer Of the Virgins Regiment,
h, v,s among the first TO volunteer has been for so'ne
,,.ls il Virgins on the recruiting service. lie viii
bs in Liberty Monday next. being COURT day. and will
then address the people Of Bedfrl Before leaving the
e,upty Ia will vis, Pea Town and the Meadows Of
Goose Creek We hope TO have the pleasure Of seeing
him in Iynchbnrg. Although no company has been
.ed here orr town has contributed largely to the ranks
f the regiment well as to thns- Of the regular army.
*. are inclined think that there yet many patriot
1, vuunc men among who are ready To Ill up tho
,,nks Of regiment which, in sppesapc discp ine and
J.p.r,msn, has, conf ssedy superior in The service
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AyYTUEVuLE CONVENTION.

.,iesn, Editor, IL propose, if agreeable to you 10
furnish you with sketch the proceedings Of the kah
road Convention which assembled in the Town of Wythe
vlIe Wednesday. the 10Th ns as also the substance
Of the remarks made by the different gentlemen who nd
dressed the Convention up TO o'clock, on thursday
night, the time when left 1t.
Perhaps body, of similar cha racer. respectable
for its number the noble appearance and the high order
Of talents of its members, has assembled in tho Old Do
mnlon for many years, and certainly none. the final
sul, of whose deliberations will deeply and lasting
" affect this renowned old Common wealth, for good
r evil II may. therefore. be Of interest to your readers
to know something Of the views of the distinguished gen
temsn who bore conspicuous part in the transactions Of
that body and particularly as to whom lynchburg is Ia
regard as friends and coad tutors the great mpov
in which she has embarked with much ardo and
est Your obj serv't,
DEF FGATE
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RICHMOND AND QUO RAIL ROAD.

At an adjourned meeting of the friends OF the hleh
mond and Ohio Rail Road held II Inc u"'e,sal, u,
Church. ON Saturday evening. the 9Th s'' '"hh " MS
took the CHAR and Charles ". Satham aCe1 as oec"
tary.
Mr. Chs w Christian, of the delegates to Inc
Wythe, lille Convention then gave succnct ana 'n,e
resting of the proceedings oi the 'heHlie
Con IGNITION up to the time oil his leaving.
DR. / sfayeite w. Lambeth, ono vi the delegates,
made few remarks
After some anmporant business, Oh motion;
Resolved Thai when this meeting ADJOURN. II adjourn
again on thursday night "r.I the Ism, and that
all the citizens OF the pace are ioy 'eh 10 AZ
tend. JOHN WILLIS, Chaithan'
Chs. w. SrATHAM, Sec'ry.
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EOTETOURT LAND.
TRAITORS sale.

WILL. SELL on Friday the 10Th day of the presea.
month a. the residence Of the late James Dolan in
the town of Ly chung by way OF public auction.
Negro Woman, rood Tone1 and washer, one Carriage
and Harness. one BIZ, ~ and Harness, Horses one
four horse Wagon nn ,ber of Carts. variety of canal
tools Sc, very valuable i, 'braiy ons fine gold Watch.
all the household aud kitchen furniture. of which the
said James Doan, died possessed Also. 4 great warn
ely of Green House plants and shrn's The iurnllu re
is nearly new. in good order, and very ne
The terms OF sale will be, cash for all ms sf $H and
under, and credit OF four months will be gwen Tor all
sums over that amount the purchaser purchasers CIV
ing negotiable paper, satisfactory endorsed.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, and be con
tinued from day To day until completed
HENRY DuNNlNGTON, Admir-
Nov. lS -l26N of James Doan dec d.
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Resolved. That The President of tins Convention APP
poini Committee Of une, from each delegation 10 report
business Tor the further consideration aud action ol this
Convention.
Whereuron the following gentlemen appointed
ioconpuse said cmnitee VIZ:
Messrs. D~ane. 81 lyuchbuig. Crane, Of Richmond
Boudln, Of Charlotte Townes, Of Patsy vana. Gordon.
OF Bedfird, Blown, OF franklin, llaen. of Floyd. Bar
nett. OF Montgomery, Watts, OF Farewell. Shelby, OF
Smyth, Carer. Of Carroll. McCament. Of Gnysm. Wy
sor, 81 Pulaski Ftench. Of Giles ani Floyd OF Wythe.
Ia whom, motion Of Mr.. Sh, fey The of the
President was added.
On motion ot X. q. Morriss Esq tina proceedings oi
u meeting, held in lynchburg The 4h lnst-as also
resolution pass al another meeting held IN the same
town on Ihe bth inst. Insirueng the delegation from that
place 10 hs Convention ITO assure the legations from
lh. counties West and Southwest OF the valley vi the
New River that. IN the event the peops Of those cuu
"tes, lnieresed III The proposed Richmond and Ohiu Ra
Road Improvement, will make liberal subscription to
"lhe stock Of nd Company Lynchbuig aud the coun-
les thereto, will the balance necessary IL
"secure the charter Of said Company provided The sum
required shall not exceed fire hundred thousand dol
lars" referred To the committee 10 prepare business
for the consideration of The Conven Ion.
On notion seats reserved ior The accommodation
Of Ladies wishing be present al the deliberations and
discussions If this Convention
On motion of Hon. 4. 5, Fulton.
Resolved That when tins Convention ADJOURN. II nd
journ 10 meet again 10 moro" morning al ~ o'clock
And them on motion, the Convention al Juurned.
Alter adjournment. notice was gwen that eapt' IL
c. Morrss nigh be expected to denver an address at .
o'clock, p NJ the subject of the proposed hall hoau
and after the members and citizens had refreshed them
seycssuch as Aer- not engaged in committee repaired to
the Church where they wereintcresed by Capi orsa
for more lhan an hour with an address which will be
reported fur publication at a future day.
At The conclusion Of Capt Morrlss' address T. .
Bucknp ham, Esq Offered the following resoluiion"hie
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved Tina, the thanks Of this meeting are due ''
r. T. Moriss Esq, for the very able aud interesting
address which he has this evening made before IL
In the ,.lean time the Committee OF one from eaci
delegation H. Id its sitting in the par our of Col L. J
BOYD, Spacious hotel. The discussion was highly e1
citing as we'll az ceedngly interesting and the sltIl'
continued until a late hour OF the night
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To Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of the Lynch
burg & Salem Turnpike Company at the Farmers Bank,
unlthe 18th keeping in repair for Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike road 1t will be let four sections,
the LIST section to commence Lynchburg the New Lon
don ACADEMY The second section from the Academy
Col Hoits Ms, on the west side OF Liberty. The third
seconfrom Col Hollis Mills 10 the Boetourt line The fourth
section from the Boetourt line the terminus Of TIE road,
the contract be Office Lynchbusg ~There
will also be let at tho the reconsyvcia u tAs
rosd from the top Of the hill ths west side Of Pauesb
the Watering Branch SPeci6csoo and prss can - -
~ a7pticat,oD A'cx. IorFkina
Nov s-tlsS sEHJ WILKES, P,..issa.
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Pay Hp! Pay ssl,!

4 Ill indebted la the concerns Of Tolef, Townley 4
~ S;alham. aud Blackiord Slaham n Dillard will
please call and pay immediately. desire 10 wand up
business. as promptly psslble in Virginia W hen
am absent, h. b. Iowney, Thomas billiard. will
my business for me In closing the OF The
said concerns. CHAS. w. SlAIllAM.
Nov Isis II
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GEN. SCOrr'S DISPATCHES.

The Uaion has commenced the publication OF Gen
SCOTS dispatches which, up to the 18th OF September
have At last reached the War Department. With the
reports from the various Generals Of Division and Brig
ado, they quite vouminous. We shall have TO give
fhes. documents in easy insalments.
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LIST ReqlsisitiOn.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
INfE subscriber is receiving his fall and winter snp
Il ply fStape and Fancy Dry Goods. and will ofaar
his friends and the public of tho best assorted and
cheapest stock Of goods be found south of Mason and
Dlxon's line Plenty of time and charge for sho wing
goods.
FRENCH GOODS,
Expected in few days by Adams g. Co.'S. expresr
lot Of splendid Goods imported on tho French steams
Union. now dischargng IN New York, aud Of his ow
selection and warranted the newest style.
Sept. TT tsif JOHS T. DAVIS,
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CITIZENS OF LYNCHBURG, ATTENTION !!
meeting of the citizens of Lynchbnrg will be held
at he Inyersast Church on this (lhursday) evening,
the 9Th inst, hear the report Of the delegates to The
Wytheve Conven ton, and To take measures 10 secure
the charter uf the Richmond and Ohio Raj KOxd
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1VlE subscriber having engaged the services u Nlss
Il Niclds, itpn Wesclester, Pennsy lvaniz, prpSsSs
having school at her house, Amherst Court House,
Tor the instruction Of young Ladies in different depart.
menls of English together with French aud Music
To those DESTROYS Of paironlsug hnschoo satisfactory
Iimonials Of qualifications will be- shown,
Several pupils can BE- accommodated with hoard 10 the
Subscribers funny. The school will comlnencs The
9TH of September next.
SARAH W. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House. August 23--s ....=g
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APPOINTMENT BY THE EXECUTIVE.

~. are .g.atied TO learn tina, G vernon Smith has
.rrinted VIM C. Rives a Commissioner to adjust tho
boundary dispute, between Virginia and Ohio. IN place
ar K Meade, Of Petersburg. whose election to Con
.,.s, Js,nalifes him for the ullice.
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RICHMOND REPUBLICAN.

w. have hitherto neglected TO mention ,ha, the Rich
,nond Republican has been greatly enlarged and now
,om.. to Us elegantly printed upon shee, Of the slzs OF
,hs Wing. Tho Republican is edited with great taste
apd ability.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 10, 81 P. NJ

BALTIMORE, Nov. l3. 81 z. Nj.
Flour-Sa of GOO hbls Howard Street Flour at S.
70; sales also Of City Mills al same price.
Whtat-Prne white sells at l21al27c.
MASSACHUSETTS of Whlskey in bbls at Csc per gal
lon. In o'hera articles usually enumerated, change to
note.
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TUNTIE partnership heretofore esiding ssdsf The
l. style aud firm Of WiIkinsoa T. Hsichsr. , thss
day dissolved by mutual consent; Pefsens indebted y
the concern are requested ,o ss,s with Thus NJ WIZ
inspn who % aous authorized To receive u coiIs. w.
having purchased the entire interest u J0o. A. Hat
cher Ihuse having claims against the cofesia viii
present them TO him Tor payment The name u The sos-
will he used who're it Is necessary. in cshe ths
business of the salne.
THOS. NJ WILKINSON.
Oct le-.slf J. A. HATCHER.
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10 We .re requested to state that VIM. {. Tx
VINE will not be candidate at the approaching specls
election for the county of Campbell.
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TO TILE PUBLIC.

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of Mr.. Jshs
1 Il A. Hatcher. in the concern Vi Nilkns'n' r Hat
cher. and taken the house formerly occupied BY tssm.
Germ and the public. generally. to whom ! return ny
grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon wilkinson Hatcher, and hops. BY ND.
rsnted atten, business and deter nnstion " give
satisscton 10 merit and receive CONTINUATION VI The
SANE. shall keep constantly hand good assornnsst
of the most Fashionable and pretty Goods 10 had In
the Northern markets. which pledge mysclfio ss -
cheap as they can be had any where
Oct lS--tsf TiiOS. N. WILLIAMSON.