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Civ Council.

At an adjourned meeting oil IN CITY councll Oh Lynch
burg held on Friday evening, 29th Jdly, 1922
Present, John NJ Otey, President y. W. Chrlstan
Jesse Hare, T. r. Nash Henry Davis. ueorge u. Curie
Tho. o. AGREE and Tip. d. Jennings, Members.
Two Suspensions OF corporation ak were acted on
The Bond OF Wm H. Mosby as auctl'neer, win TWO
securities presented to the board and approved
The following resolution was presented to the BOARD
"Resoved, That a committee to enquire into The ex'
pediency OF bringing IN an Ordinance, permitting wag
Curtis &c to biing long forage amer tFlhg weigh
ed at the Hay scale on he MAN street, LOT saIe' anu
the same being considered, was rejected
The application OF Samuel McCorkle to purchase Inc
Stock OF the james River and kanawha Comp m own
ed by this CITY, was presented to the board and rejected
Mr.. Christian reported bill to amend the ordinance
concerning the appointment and duties OF the cole
of the Revenue, which being read the FIRST second and
third times passed into an ordinance and the is
entitled, An ordinance altering and amending the 4th
section ct tho ordnance concerning tee appointment
and duties OF the collector OF the revenue Tor the town
of Lynchburg, passed Both Nov, 1874 "
The Street Committee presented report OF the sew
era owners of real estate on first alley who are proper
y chargable with the cost of Tagging done on that al
ley by the COMMITTEES, which report rend and recev
ed and on motion, Resolved, That list of said proper
y owners be handed to the collector who will rroceed
to oliect the amount due from them respectively, and
pay the same into the Treasury
The Committee appointed to bring in a bill to levy a
tax on the city, proper, the present year. reported bill
Tor that purpose, which being read the frst second and
third times passed into ordinance, and the j.
entitled, An ordinance levylng taxes in the city OF
Lynchburg, for the year 1888.
The committee appointed 10 bring in bill to levy a
special tax on the cil proper and the poratlon Tor
half mile round about and beyond its preset pay
ing INN sto pay the nterestgaraneed on certain stock
IN me ' 'rsInia lenne see Rail road Company, d
the holders Ct the bonds of the corporation reported
bill for the same, which being read, the first second and
thlrd times, passed INTO an Ordinance; and motion
Inc shne Is entitled, An Ordinance evying tax with
IN tne cry proper and the corporation OF Lynchburs for
half mile aionnd about and beyond the tax
% n uf
to pay the nteres, to become due the first day of jan
1899 and m hrst day OF July 1894 To certain stockhod-
er' In the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compan'
ana to the holders OF the bonds OF the corporation is
sued by authority of an of the General Assembly of
virginia passed 26th i .rcA 3 IS and in obedience to
an Ordinance OF the Conn Council, passed Dec.
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RECOVERY OF THE BoDY OF Hermann AT
NAGARA.-The body of And,ew Hermann,
one of those whose sad fate at the Falls excited
so much attention. has been recovered. 1t was
found near the landing of"NIaid of the Mist"
below the suspension bridge. The head and
body were much mangled-a sharp stone or
other object having pierced the body, either in
its fearful descent, or afterwards
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1883 Southern Enterprise. 1883
MNWg II
PARISEN & KINGS

PARISEN & KINGS
VIRGINIA, NJ CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package aud Parcel EXPRESS,
vTNO and from New York. Norfolk. Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa-
nokc Weldon h Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond Richmond and
fredericksburg SouthSide and Va. Tenn. Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Staesthrouth in charge Of spe
cal Messengers Mere avaing themselves of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my Of rates.
Merchants In the interior Of the above Stncs order
ing Goods rom Baltimore and Philadelphia. TO the
of Parsen T. Kings Eapress nj Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, moy depend upon having all cboiges paid.
and their Goods forwarded without the eat delay and
free Of oil drnyrg &c and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office,
No. 2 Barclay Street. ". Y
w. Is. PARISEN. Southern OGce,
Corner Boiiingbrook and End SIS.
Pa0sbmg, Va.
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YeUo7y Fcrp, nj MN Orle0DS.

CHARLESTON July 30.-The New Orleans
Delta says the yellow lever is more fatal in
that city this season. than ever before. but it is
confined mostly to the poorer classes. In the
Charity Hospital alone, there were 1919 deaths
for the week ending on Saturday last.
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Sailinp Offhe Franklin.

NV York, July 30.-The Steamer Frank
lin sailed to-day for Europe, taking over eigh.
ty five passengers, including Monsieur Leva
peur, the Minister OF France to Mexico, and
$3.50, 900 in specie.
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THE LATEST NEWS

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
pa"lel L. s'ekles. Esq. of New Yo,k. IN
ne Secretary OF Legation of the United States
at London. '9'''o'
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-. and closely resembling it, droop.

'"oo 1.oeful clusters. and presents a most beau
u sn..raoce. This wonderful spe' linen o;
t'I lfirpia groii. WILL he r~arded 10 the U
oa'iS ,.,es where il must excite great inter
h''. .,,onu those who havenever seen anything
es' ar = =, ,h,. forest trees of their section =
arg, arg ,be rings in the wood, which are clearl,
to- ea.d and easily counted,it is concluded thai
dei'.s rnust be three thousand years old, or
TINS -. .e IN its rigin To the Historical Epoch.
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TCOsT FOR CASH ONLY.--Th, -

NJ Office All persons indebted to will plenso
| come forward and pay. We have given long in-
dugenee therefore we hope all will pay romty and
pat 10 trouble.
" All persons having claims will present them for
settlement b. ~. LEWIS a. co.
iv LIZ Ia
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tNOW NEW ORLEANS-F ST ~
l. VESSEL to sail positively about the 49,
lO.h August. The superior fast smiling Schooner A. X
Wetmore. Captain Samuel Dearborn. will be ready to
receive freight in few days. and having the greater por
tim of her cargo engaged will positively sail above
For baanc. Of Freight apply to
aug 2-dtaug7 DAVID CURRIE. Richmond
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~ bers offer their entire Stock of DRY-GOODS ut
for Cash The stock is largo and consists OF very de-
sirabe goods the Of them having been very
ly purchased on the most favoysbte terms Those in
goods fol cash invited call and ex
anime stock. E. & J. FRANKLIN
July 10 difts
PS--Any person wishing the dry goods
business in this place, can buy stock liberal
terms. r. d. F.
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CENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, vn

BOOKS! BOOkS!-Bnrgain s.-D. b.
- PAYNE'S Stock of Books being large Tor the
season he proposes for the six weeksn
dnce his stock and make for his fall supply
sell hs Miscellaneou. 3ooksnnd of his Hstorice
Religious. Law ard Medical ock, much BELOW the
REGULAR PRICE when bill Of any importance Is
made. Those wishing To add to their libraries, will FIND
il to their interest call and do once.
August 2.dts
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GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY

WASHINGTON, d. C..
ID A. SOMMERVILLE, Late Clerk in the Pen
IL. sion oicc,) Agent and Attorney for the Prose-
cuon of Pension Land and cpery description Of Caims
against Congress either of the Executive Depart
ments of the General Government.
Attention also given to Miscellaneous Agencies. Land
Warrants and Script bough, negotiated aud sold X,
A. s. has special acquaintance with Virginia
Preferences, Fnrms ami Instructions forwarded per
Request
All communications postage prepaid) promptly at
tended to Charges moderate. Address above.
~ Office on 9TH street opposite the General Post
Office Department aug Id I'm
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Sailing OfMe Manchester.

Sailing 9tthe Manchester.
PHLADELrHIA,J oily 30,-The steamer City
of Manchester sailed to-day for Liverpool with
fifty six passengers, 100000 in specie and
large freight.
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DLASTER-Just received and for sale at
Mill 200 tons of Pnster, ground and ungrour
We able to furnish all kfnds of the Peak H.
Plow Castings and Points, and warranted t all Plows
made here and all Northern Patterns Those in
please give Us a call.
fsb i7-dts WHITEMORE, MeNAMEE & GO.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.-Th next
w session of this Institution will open the
ond Thursday l8th) September, and close Ord of July
next. Catalogues exhibiting the of instruction.
and the standing Of the students during the past
sion &c &c. will be cheerfuly sent all requesting
Them by Prof Cumpbell Clerk Of the Faculty The Tu-
ition fee is forty dollars per The best boarding
can be procured Mt % so per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkin d. D., President and Prof of Men
tai and Moral Science, Logic, Rhetoric, &c.
Iohn l.. Campbell A M. Robinson Prof Of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy.
james j. White, Prof Of Greek Language and Liter.
AZURE.
Junius M. Fishburn A. M Prof.. Of LS,in and Mod
ern Languages Fly 25.tlsep1
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YNCH II u IL q AND ABINGDON
IL Telegraph CO.-The annual meeting
the Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company will
be held in their, office in the city of Lynchburg,on We'd
day 18th day of August next at o'clock, M. Stock
holders requested to be present in person or by
proxy WM. M. BLACKBOARD, Secry.
July 20-tdm
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Y,HE CO-PARTNERSHI Of Dr.. Pat
l. and Lotham,expi pred the first day of july
Accounts due the fun may be paid to either party
J. H. PATERSON,
y 262w H. LAT HAM.
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II OUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN FUR
l. L NITURE FOR SALE.-The subscriber
having closed the Hotel in this city known "Dibres
offers for sale privately large quantity OF excellent and
desirable Household and Kitchen furniture. In fact,
the house now very handsomely furnished, and any
person wishing keep first class otel in Lynchburg,
would do well to forward Immediately and pur.
chase the entire stock OF furniture which is arranged
foi use-as the house be had on advantageous
terms Application may be made to the subscriber ut
the Norvel House in this city, where he be at all
times found. CHAS. l.. DlBRELL.
ag. Sd 1tc2w
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia.
BY STEAMER BELyIDERE,
Leaycs Richmond every Tuesday at o'clock p. NJ.
dix THE large ami new Steamer b ELVIDERE
.sssS Capt. CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon.
day, and up the hour of o'clock NJ, every Tues
day, for the above place..
Shippers Wheeling. Pttsburg, Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this the cheap
and most expeditions. For freight apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
July 10 .dts
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These vessels of the first class, built expressly for
is trnde and have superior accommodations for pass
eDgers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified Tor the trade, and who will spare excrtion
accommodate.
They will be towcd up aud down the river by
and may be relied sail promptly MS advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find it to their interest ship by this linz
it is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken low by any other vessels and every effort
will be mude 10y the agents in Richmond and Boston to
give distinction.
We respectfully nsk and hope 10 succeed in OBJ
tanning full shnrc of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rockets in
Boston Mt Rowes Wharf,
DAVID CURRIE Richmond 49,.
ALLEN 4 WELTCH, Boston, "e "
mug 2-dts No 1873 Siute Street.
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AND NETWORK PACKETS.-Ths ssdnes
ZONE line Is composed of the following vessels. and
ails from New-York every three days. All owned in
he city Of Richmond, viz:
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NJ Il w GROCERY d COMMISSION
~ HOUSE, have rented from A. b. Rucker,
his f,e-proof brick Warehouse, lately erected
the basin Immediately above Lacy g. Terry for the pur
pose of doinga
General Grocery & Commission,
RECEIVING AND FOR WARDLNG BU.
SINESS.
Persons buying goods sell again would do well to
call before purchasing, as shall sell very low
a commission only being all the profit charged, where
the cash good negotiable paper given in exchange
A good supply of GUANO LIME & PLASTER,
kept hand which will be sold at any house
in the city.
All goods consigned my will be forwarded
with all possible dispatch, and particular attention paid
TO the order of them.
Consignments of produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable and pains spared to render salts
faction. Account sales rendered 40 made.
VIM A. MILLER on the Basin
aug3.ts Late of tho firm of Miller Compton.
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There was = Bit Of i string o. cord. O. that
like, aud Il ihrottletl poor Nike
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Titles.
The \. Y. Tribune is out against the general

The n. Y. Tribune is out against the general
and ndiscriminatc use of titles
Titles in this country, says the Tribune, arc
so hugely multiplied that they have become
an outrageous bore. They take up so much
space in the newspapers, that by common con,
sent they ought to be thrown aside, by sensible
people ut least. These titles are so dilInscd NJ
not TO be amy distinction. No man with any
regard for his character would ask To be called
Honorable, considering that every actual OF
lex-ConSrcssman, Legislator, Judge, Governor,
Secretary, or what not, has the privilege OF
hitching that precious adjective to his cogno.
men. AS for military title they have long
since fallen beneath respect, for they are no
mark of military rank or skill, being given TO
Governors, aids MS well as citizens soldiers.
II is not often we agree with the Tribune.
but in regard TO titles that able journal cx.
presses our sentiments exactly. From the
first day Of the existence Of the Truo Delta,
we have avoided MS much MS possible tho use
of the terms Hon." "lIon. Senator" ellis
Honor, the Mayor" &C., &C., and believing we
nrc right, we shall continue 10 do so. Instead
Of saying !" His Exccllcncy, the President"
" His Excellcncy, the Governor" "" His Excel
lcncy, the Minister" the "IIon. Mr., Seward,
Senator from New York." tho Hon Mike
Judge Eustis, ellis Honor, Mayor Crossman,"
" His Hon, the Recorder, &C., &c, we find il
answers the purpose Of description quite MS
well to say The President 'Thc Minister
Senator Seward Mike Walsh, NJ. c., Jndse
Eustis,' Mayor Crossman.' Tho Recorder
&c, &c. In SO doing we give the gentlemen
the titles which arc OF right theirs, and thati is
sufficient in Republican country, without any
superlluous .padiilsas
Now-a-dayS IL has got to be the fashion to
dub members of State Legislatures, judges of
petty courts, and the Lord knows what, 'Thc
Hon. SO and SO. The practice is mn abomin.
able one, and moreover ii il decidedly anti-ic.
publican. 1t ought 10 DO reformed, We re,
pudiate 1t, Il makes no distinction between
the Honor Mr. Clay, tho Honor Mr.. Web
stcr,' the Honor Mr. Calhoun, and tho 'Iionor
Joel G. Sever or between Gen. Winfield
Scott and Gen. Geo, Washington Dixon or
between Judge Marshalr and Judge Lynch
Henry Clay Daniel Webster and John q.
Calhoun, arc nobo names that receive no nd.
dition TO their nobility by the apponding Of
the title Hon., thereto. There ia grea.
need Of reform in this matter Of titles, In no
country on the faco Of the earth are there
moro titles used than in this titlcd,nobility
pudiating Republic. - 7sus i1flt0, .,i ~
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j. GuiChard,

N LIE NIfE.--OuTs ICU tTSUluIcH III
our hand MS we write 'scoleing wife, FOR, OF oil
curses and tormcnts on tho earth, tilis demon
Is surely the greatest Ilor horrible temper
has driven crhusband long since to tho tavern,
where, notwithstanding tho iblapcnalty he
will have To pay for the association, no mcOts
at least with smiles md ioyiA companions.
A man could lie down In tho swanips of Lou
isiana with musquito sucking at every pore
Of his skin, and bear Il with moro equanirni.y,
than tho everlasting caack Of asscolding wo'
mans tongue, si'lssg 4ts6 gf.g sgaibI
What should be her pleasure 1.-The caro- OF
tho household-she makes misery to herself
and all around her, and particularly to hor
poor husband, who has TO lsten--if he OK
poets peace and quiotncss--whcn ho comes
totamcal, toa recital Of alltho "details of trou-
BILE she has with the servants; how Billy drop.
ped u little oil on tho landing which sha knows
will never come out, and how littlc Eliza, being
lcft to take caro- Of herself whilst she was look :
ing nftcr tho servant, threw her spools Of cot
ton into the lirc, and lost ovcry ncudlc sl,o had
| in the world. 8satf1s3
The husband, anxious to mollify lilo irrit.
alton, says: Never mind. my dear, let us have
dinner; will bring you plonty Of cotton aud
needles whom l come this evening""
"Therc, that Is just like you; l declare, Mr.
B. 1t Is no usc ofniy slaying, and working and
! saving, to make both ends meet, with your OK
travagant ways, Heaven knows that your In.
como Is not SO largo that you can pnrchas,
/ spcols and needles when niischicvous children
choose 10 destroy thcm-bnt it's Just like you
What do you care about your poor wife work
ling her fingers ends of to make you comfort
ablcs s--not bik AZ long a. your shirt buttons
arc attended to and your stockings mon
/ dedathat's all us poor women are worth.
Don't dosr mo, sir I am not to bo smooth
cd down by any Of your finc words, for while
| am about, will havo my say. Do you see
THAT, Mr.. Is. Oil you tlo---it's "a bit of a
| cigar, Il is Well, l ain surc--and so, in spite
lofall have said, you 60 to smoking In the
bedroom this morning, after I went down IL
will you do noNtP As though hntln't worry
ard vrxaton enough with tho servants, with
their nasty habits, but you must add to them
1t, madam, ain to have my din
ner w
"Therc, that's right; begin and swear II /.
SO manly To an unprotected female"
i "Soup, matinmi"
i. "That's right; 20 on. 90 on"
~ No. madam. will go OFT"
A very straight coattail Ia seen dashin
, down tho Atrect, aud, in q few minutes amer
waris, an anxious. but quiet ctlooking gentle
man, Il ordering mutton chop at vlctot's am,
tly and water. McApsiine, tho devoted wife l
amusing herself with tho hysicfies. the onl,
had feature II which is---that she rcssoyerS
i Bacastcax Scsss6str. \ VERY worth,
single ssetlssAAss whe nd carly and snaeb
reconsrsl lsispsslf IN eae eorusr Of the hall 4
hear arerssIar kssasr wss fasxsd - sssate III
i rcsehing hss hNlxinfS hs X said II have slsliv
itytsl tlmssH In th{a vxfsr - y1Aerr In eyarx
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Yankee Courtship.

Git out you nasty puppy let me alone or
I'll tell your ma cried isaily-------, to her
lover Jake, who set about ten feet from
her, pulling dirt from the chimney.
I srn't touchin' on you Sal,,' responded
swell, porhaps you don't mean 10, nuther---
do ycrf'
dNo, ion'..' Us .a
VI Cause yom'r too tsrpAl scarry, you long
legged, lantern jawcds slsbsided, pigeon toed,
gandikeod owl y0ul you haint got tarnai bit
Of sense: along home With Ybui
Now Sal, love you and can't help it and
|ef you doa'tiet mo stay and court you, my
dsdy will sue yo.irn for that COW he sold him
t'other day. By jiiigo l.p aid ho q do il, y
We'll, look hcre Ja you want to court
mc, you'd better do 4 Az : white man does
that thing not sctoR thero asif you thought
i was pixcn.H s
!" How on airth Is that SAL
Why slide right up here, and hug and kiss
me, as if you had somc Of that 'sbone and
sinner" Of "a man aboutsyou.s Do you suppose
q womar's only maslu To look at---yous fuol
you! No, they aro made for practical results,
IS kossuth says--'to hug and kiss, and the
ewcll said Jake, drawing a long breath,
1"if must, must for do love You Sal.''
And so Jake commenced aiding mp To her
/ like maple polo going 10 bastle Laying his
arm gently upon Ssl's shoulder we thought
We hcard Sal say
That's tho way to do i, old hoss, that's
acting as 4 white man orter,"
"Oh, jerusalem and pAneakesi" exclaimed
Jake. this Is better than nuy apple.sass ever
marin made. Crack-e.cl buek.whsAt cakes,
and slap.iacks and 'lasscs. nint no wfar lonx
! side yo,,. Sal. uh, how Hove ycus"
Here their lips came together, and tho 70.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

A Dutchman thus describes an accident -,
" Vonee q long vile ago vent intos n,inc abble
orchard, To climb bear troc to git scmc beA.
ohcs 10 make minc vrow blum budding NIT ;
and ven / gits ON tho tobcrmost branch vail
from the lowcrmost limb, nit Won leg on both
sides ofthc fence, and liko to stove mine out,
siaes inl"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

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