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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18

NEW cONCERN.-we, the undersigned
: have -eesafed ourselves together uusrr tie - l.
snd firm Ell y NoWLIN & CO. flr he pa,ro.e 81
conducting general Grocery, cou,ni# snn and For.
wardnR business, the old stand Of b Nowiia Main
street., Lynclbarg Va.
We viii keepconstanily on hand every article usual,
Kept in groseiy establishment, all Of which IS in
selllos.
Il NONLIN.
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EGBOES WANTED.-THE subscriber
having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the ages OF 10 and 80 Yeas
hose having negroes for sale. will find it their inter
est to call on hin at Dihres Ii oel, Lynchburg, Va
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 26.dGcts READ
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aglVAE OF LialsOriCe -

DSBAaC NOTICE. do hereby give notice,
n Hal owing TO bad health, am compelled To de,
elm" business, and that shall sell Cost my Stock e,
Goods til The 2ls OF March cxt, which Tine ,l"ii
pasltFcly dispose of my entire stock Of Watches Jew
eIy and Confectionery public Auction. My soeh Is
valuable and worthy of public attention.
Ia closing my business in Lynch urg tondert 20 ,p
public and to my friends my ncers thanks 'o'
G. A. EvARD.
T. S.-All persons having worl atmy Shop areieq 10
ed TO getiG away without delay and all whose %"' p,
nave been IN my Shop II months loIht" ,'''
ihey will be sold at Auction unless taken away hf,'0
my sale. c. A. 4.
Feb lf-ts
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MERCHANTS.
7 l. TISSLEY
JNO OTEY TAYLOR
1SD ID flARt EA.

y H." COAGEgs.-Ait the oil stand # Tins
y lev Taylor 4 Go we have fhis Il y nss0ciat ID
selves together under tie sflc and firm Of Taylor
fnsrY & Co. for the p'fpe-e 81 conducting general
Commission, Grocery and Forwarding business aud for
tic purpose of manufacturing tabaeru under Tie style
qpd firm Of 7 & s FERGUSON < co.
W. viii keep eonstanty on hand arge stock Of Gro
eeiies, niquer.. Domestic. Prints, Wooden goods
blankets, Iron Steel, Lirafire, Oil, Nails Tabhceo
&c. &c.
Prom experience IN the different branches Of our
ia-iars. and prompt attention we hope merit SHIRE
81 public patronage.
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JAS. d. EDWARDS THOMAS {. PuGn
Fail and Winter Il ;tshiOns for 1929

I'll THU " IUEFiE itahIOlis Tot END9-'I
EDWARDs q PuGli 3 doors 0tor6 j. Il. Mem ami
hI epposae 81 u. 7hptgoH, Mea 81 Lgpctburg. Ia,
have just received their stock of fu aud inter lo,hs
Cassners and tesiinRs which consist Of tue latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English nnuu.
lecturers, and will be MADE order, with warranted,
workmanship and fit. NJ Did customers aud the pub.
lie generally arc invited to coll aud see something new
and beautiful. JAMES B. EDWARDS. 1ypH,
Il sept 23-Its Inr Yhnnaa q Ineh
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\ EW BOOlASs Sxc.-Just Received In, " bjg
" Almanac ion 1913, continuing statistics from tne
.ae census. and much other valuable matter Hurp,r's
Magazine for Jawoy and February. New SUNNY of
Of No x Of My Novel by Buwer; alsoa new snnply
Of Bank ard School Books, Ink, Stationery &C., &c
NJ u, al prices to suit ,he times. C. MORSE
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IRON, steel. mud Nniis.--

IL 50 tons Amer n RailoA and Hammered Iron, Gem.
bracing all szcs)
tons Amer'n Cast, Shear Wclg ood German,
Steel
$50 kegs old Don inion Nails For sale i,
jan esis1 GRO. BAGRY
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I)AsN'a'S, OlgS, sNa,.

5000 pound. " bite and Brown Zinc Pants,
1000 pounds Lewis rare White Lend,
800 Gallons Liasccd Oil. Sp'js impenttuc, Put.
~ Brushes, &c, &c, just to hnnd aud tor sale ~
Feb. Is. John II. SEAN DRUGGIST
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NEW COaCEGEN.--1 The subscribers have this
dry associutcd tle-r together for the purpose
of conducting Ge erai Groe1y. Commission md for
nprdiHg Bvsi1ess. under the firm md style Of MUIR
RELL j ) TRA ITON.and have taken the house for
mrrly occupied by Mcs-r- Echols & Pryor, door
Ia Mcdaniel & Hun, Min ST., Lynclburg, Va.
W. will keep constantly hand large and well Sc
ected stock Of Groceries, Liquor. Tanners Oh Do
uesfic Dry Goods, &c, &c, in fact every article Us
uailv kept in grocery estnbli-lmcnt.
Al OF which We will sell good terms my
house In the plnee THOS MURRELL,
ian 3dNrfa NM II STRAT1ON.
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- AW COTTCN.--500 lbs. RaN Cotton re
~ cesiug by Barge NeDanid. FAR snle ~
feb 20-ts GEO. BAGnY.
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ARRIVALS At TIKI pnihCIPAL HOTELS
yys1-rRnAy

EXCHANGE HoTEL.-w w O Baa,aIs, Amsl,,
W Cosnas, Cbsriolts p.wses, Wm ro~nes n
joss 4 Wilson, camserlsns, " I.ish = e0sss, be Z,
Venabie. A Venablr. NJ, ctIesbuss; Dr. A.ch~r. 49,
ss,eR Eas. ssals ed lsdy, Rshgsas. w; 1s1fs
Pull Sc Geo Cooke. Pew hstsn, O Shorter UsoTfias
Tkss Rogers jr o irszs Jas N Rsn.on, lady sna
child. Al lasdss; w W oiimer. Albis; ) II Hs'ssss.
Mekssaser sasnsu. % caess ss s'I Aosssss Vt =
I'll Bsylar, % a Hsxnaa, lady and servant 4 TrsS
saantsn, y Il K.mpef. Jsha Hsohs, RocAinshazn;
sm ID, Miss Brosse, Mis- Crssfosa. WIN sm,sk
Staunfcni III Jones and lady, Brownskurs; Mssser
John jones' Master ID Ioees. Waynes1orsssks FSi
pollard VC m; nv a..s..,.s @ c.ssnas nsIf ciis s
Hartman. seottsvii.r, o Rogers, q w Dswsoe -
,sag, !. IA, A.H.ss y. ssfees st..~son. ssa.sas
80 ruar.; S Wright Ms Wright sud s eAiIdsen
hIsdswppis Jsnss Z. kssser W n JsreA Brsss-
sisss Richard iisy. cspt Pertiasaa and eeushssA
nrJ I Miller add lady. Prince EAs Gdi Alisus
CRY HOrEL.--J aohin.n. NY. 4 ceilsa, \
lei, f, cr.is. Ansss.s 4 " ApSr - @ "a 49, ~.
9ssoksili.s 4 sssnds.s. D Bs,dwin, :. EsnensJ
De 4 Ali y rsh..ss e sad lsdy; Wy y Y sAss and
tHssssa N e weiis lsle ef w sAi; ii f.sHs, N YsW
Der, n Z. M lash q II Bash. waii<. Ia; y
W Light, P@,e.sbass; r ) Nssphy: Morfelhs r.
9rtsa. e oooawyn. kANi ~ csandssA
2 CoLuaRIAa 1 4 la aoTEL.--nr o E.ssn. nSasihs
j Wyrnan. 81 x r q r.yas. Dru r Huinss, sce. y
Is PAGE, Fiasaaas; N 0iesn l. D.tkls. Lhs ss<r~
hela, Beeher. Herrisx " oxrref tGA ky RQ
n Ew,s ID n Ysa Lesr. q w tr4wfssA An&us eatJ
4 n ssssr, R>fksp absut w a 1'smrk ton. Re<k.
s,sdsrt Al r Wyman. is1s. Nai sess Hay. FAese.
,li.s. w d ss.-ii. Chsris sesssiiss 4 w Tfes -
N,rhaiss. Or Lightsnes. w feaIa ~. krebinxAsMx
P.ge III Jaan.sr, w w Jsars> canbefksdsR
li 4 Ia weik nr 6E,ce. 0ooch snd; q AglwefA
lsors Waishsik 4 II II pA.nA fss hssAls w aws<pas
stsscs.s; D~sisen. Wsfsesssa-
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CHIEr EsGIsrER's REPoRr.-The Chief
Engineer states that the road was opened for
use to BigSpring. about 70 miles from Lynch.
burg on the 10th of August last. Some de.
lay IN the prosecution of the work has been
caused by the want of means, but the DELAY
has not been without benefit; the heavy EN-.
bankments on the l2 miles ascending the Al
ieghany, requiring much time to Settle
without some unexpected hindrance, the
road can be in operation to Christiansburg by
Christmas. There is comparatively little
heavy work beyond that point 1t is conf
IDENTIFY hoped that the road will reach Abing.
don and perhaps the Tennessee line by the
end of next year, which win make FIVE wears
trom the time the first spade was put in the
ground by comparison of this time with
that occupied by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and the Pennsylvania Central Rail
ROAD IN crossing the Allegheny. the Engineer
hnds reason for congratulating the eomnsrv
upon ooth the time and cost of crossing both
-. .no due Ridge and Alleghany mountains
ne contemplated Cumberland Gap Railroad
is referred to at large. The scheme has beer
received with great favor in Kentucky. and
II 'S assumed as certain that that State will
make a road to the Cumberland Gap. A tho.
roughsnrvey of the country has shown that a
very good line can be obtained for the branch
between Abingdon and Cumberland Can
Co., Garnett anticipates that the trade and
uaVei thrown on the Va and Tenn. road from
this branch viii otfal very far short of that
which will come by the main connection with
the Southwest, by way of Knoxville.
Col. Garnett reiterates the views exnraSsed
in his report of 1851, Of the Importance Of a
branch from the Va. and Tenn. Railroad.
down the valley of New River, to the line of
the Covington and Ohio Road.
After the reading and reference of the
Presidents and Chief Engineer reports to .
Committee, a resolution was offered by Hon.
w. E. Preston that branch of the road
ought to be made to the Coal Fields, in Mont
gomery, as soon AZ the condition oe the com
pany VIII enable them to construct it. The
resolution was referred and the meeting sd.
iourned till the 9th inst.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Spirit Of the Press.

1aqIs,e, explains iss pos ition in r.
gard 70 the New York feud. and bans,s. ~ -.
York Herald without gloves 1870 'A0 ''s'
The Waig has au article ON tho ror,.
and another on the alleged Free sa,, -
of the Administration The VIII. !. - 80
the opinion that Southern Democrats abays hesr
bit, and badly, too
The Bsletin discourses on Young Amerie. rh,c,
seems to have more vitality, well az more -
actor, than anything which has previously sprnn,
up in the old world. But while IL would resns.,
all it can In the character and opinions OF Youn.
ca, it advises him not TO be too rssh.
The Mail has not been received
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EXCHANGE Horxl.-Mr. JOINS P. B.L

EHcHAEGE HoTEL.-61r. JOHN I. BaL
LARD. ptoprie or OF the Exchauge, gare an euter-
nn.eGt Friday MI ht last, TO bis b0s aeIs aud
few invited suess. Tho co npan, asst rnble3 in .he
srac dining Of the ho Ell ID line o'eocs
ecd WIthc ut esrenony sat down to = supper which
ia every reepect elegant Il would Dc inIpossi-
bic 10 eouIut rats the vaxeus oeieecies that we're
spread out for tha ten piatLon Of tho multi; ade bs
!, sgfclrpt to say that thr-e was everything nsee-
saiJ - make spssuEptuous hsuqueil iBsssd, nnth-
Ius tess coud be exp Gu from gentleunan hose
Ia r1ch matters is uaexcrlted. Af.er The con~
psny had done fail and sample jrssice to the shoee
and exec eu dish hIr Ballafo proposed iha he n
of i b0ariers, which was drsuk with gr, q eGtsu.
siAsui bu INN stiY afer ica.c 10 ''oar LoatD
b1ous HI do wn the taost hearty d. rsioes #
appl psr. II pleasing evia. nee Of lhs halpy
fat.oEs existing betv them, which sincerely
hops mnY never ho dihiuished. Quite tnlsthful
soc ne eusued. the erostrs Of sentiment &sotu-
- led ~ an uieeesins eresee IL q ca2utasGs AZ
81 cry. aud there seemed to bs Litta tia bapIf
ess TIA p+rvadsd the ssser4bly.
TIE festvitss eantica-d artii sAcat eisysu cioes.
when me party broke up, every isk Is tAst rho
whale-sgued proprietor Of the Eschanke might have
st ase of life eItenaes TO q thouss1d ytsrx, Eit
thst each successive year might ssiSg sit6 s zetsa
ID happiness aud prosperity.
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SOMETHING NEW.-DAGUERREO-

iC TYPE HATS.-Wh hiist nearly ell desc nptioDs
OF geutlemeD'- Wearing apparel have undergone
easFrs, the hat hes, in 81. messure, maintained
- pnSiust shape And yet every MAX OF tsste is
rxsdy 10 sdlnjt Lhst thst shape s most defective 1t
- n"S capable Of shelteriug the hesd from rain
-s!.E the rays of the suu; il IA anything else than
saiYebtaI and troublesome article 70 carry sny
where else than on the head. Now, whiLst the
ds-slEned frankly cocttsses rhst he has nuUyson
20 prypOsS upon the present fashion. he neverthe-
rse teAes occason to that ho has nisde arrange
saeals whereby he Edd eater value TO the mod
ss frp- uas and customers the DAGUERREOl YPE
Rat, article every way fhutiess in manufacture
sd E,Odr, sld possessing beautiful miniature like
0i tas owner.
WA h's frien1is and the public cell in 81 No. le7
Broad street. Shockos i!l, aud examine specimens
He haS likewise in st0re. entirely and
'Z~ct stock of FAN and Winter = Z S aud CAP
ral.h he is prepared 10 sell, either Wholesale
NJ for EiIal! cash prcht.
ahFS made 70 order snG warranted 20 please
RICHARD MOORE,
E-Iu No 1877 RrOad atra at
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Frar Coxrasr. M - - =.

FRE COMPANY, No. I've have ra,e~
seen handsomsr display ofa IRE nossI
sae y NO snswn a The Lssrsy q isas $500, -.
az ane a,sfnoon they marched from ssss. -.
then mp Main, ili they arrived IN front = -, .zd
suerrsn rooms Of Mr. Sirnous where fhsv tsssI -
snort time TO enable that gentleman 10 a.lsca
tnFe OF them. Each member was dressed n 4 -
sone blue cloth uniform trimmed With metal Ansss
Ia - .sanas caps TO correspond They were dr~-s~
ei the n their besutifui engine, and made Al ssf,
sss appearance as they psesed along the street. II.
al frequently taken occasion 10 speak Of the msse
=. "aich this company 10 composed and Of a.
20, energy and perseveranes of its me uberS 80
!. S lei.erste what have here rofore said -
u = invaluable in time Of Gre. s -ssfFs -
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Reported for the Dispatch.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OP VIRGINIA.
(coHcxupEpl
CHARLorrKsYrrIE. Oct

CHARLorrEsvrLLE, Oct 26th, 1850.
The President called the Society to order at II
o'clock.
feeling tribute to the memory Of the hate DR.
Chapmsn-one oftte Oldest Honorary Fellows OF
the Sociefy-was pronounced by DR.. Atkinson, and
resolutions were adopted expressive of sympathy,
aud ordering that the Medical Hall, IN Richmond,
be hung in Grape for twelve months.
DR.. BoLroS from the committee apno;nte., q, tbs
last annual meeting TO enquire into the expectancy
OF the purchase or establishment Of journal to be
the organ of the Society, read report, signed BY
all the members of the committee. The report re-
commends the purchase or establishment OF such a
work, to be edited by corps of seven editors. and
published monthly or quarterly, as may be deemed
best by the Executive Committee The leading or
financial editor shall receive salary of no. less
than $500 nor more than $4,000. to be determined
on by the Society from time to time as the profits
OF the work may justify. To each of the other six
editors special department shall be assigned. and
no communication shall be poblshed unless an
proved by majority of the whole corps The re
po.' contains calculation of cost and prospects,
ana is estimated that the profits will exceed the
eaiary paid tothe business editors, and constitute.
considerable source ofincome to the Society.
Aiter iepgthy discussion, in which several zen.
men participated, the repor. was adopted by de-
cided majority.
on n1otion OF DR.. Wake. of Chesterfield. the FIX.
scauve Committee instructed TO elect ,e,,,,,,
rary corps OF editors until the next annual oee,;r,
me following resolution was adopted:
Msosrea, That the committee On the ;o,,,a, r..
sohtihusd, with Instructions to set the nronosa5
into operation by the lst January ierf ID
La e nlst term OF service of the editorial corns
PPointeo oy the Exectve Comnaittee shall r.e mi;
III uooeH read report from ti.s COMMITTEES On.
pointed yesterday, recommending ths. all the Cor.
u Oh the State should be well informed reo,,o-.
edncated and licensed Doctors of Medicine +.
proposed that the relations existing between pbv,
clans and the Courts of Law now very ir,narfac,,v
and indefinitely laid down. should be explcit,v laid
DO" IN the statutes of Virginia The report was re.
ce"eo' ana IN accordance with ia recommendation
.he ohair was given timeto appoint committee of
ave reiiows, to memorialize the Legislature and
make all necessary efforts towards tbs secomnli n.
ment OF these ends.
pr McCAw, from the Committee on Medical E3
ucation &c-, read report, which is of general in.
terest and which we may publih in fall at an early
day. tproposes the establishment by the State. in
the ci'y OF Richmond, OF great Medical Uuiyersi.
~ 10 be under a Board of Visitors, which board
snail consist OF the five Judges OF the court of Ap-
peas, the President Of the Medical Society of yir.
gina, eEoseio, and one member appointed by the
Literary Board OF the State,
The Secieiy then adjourned till O'CLOCK. Pm
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SIDING oh Saturday ia.i O wa, Smith sss % the
nar and trisd secopd inaetmsst for iorss y, -
The jury found hin gsty aud senfebssd h.as 60 t~-
yesxs con has nett la The Penteprary. 0u Esotoi.
vi the Couluasuwealtb's Attorney, netts tSrss4sd
was epterrd o1 alt other isdsctiuents sgsuss htsa
After rhe aispossl Of the - St1ta shs Ceayt
whiSe Inau cha geo will feIo0EsassJ aSsniiitz ssa
sbbiug with DIRK kxie, free be gre ssned Isssc
Jacksou. The assault wa nsado sonss als. ssco -
dread street r. X Hows.en add Johs n D<sia
k~as appeared a. Losnsei for the pr soser- -AesHss
~ sc Jaknsou. Esq. Gr tse CessncaweAA Tss
wide oe and Il tnsnts being h ard the luTy ssgstd
sud sr, rs4rynsd with serdlcr Of guilty. and u
ei c. the pr.soner month"; ia-prlsssn4es: -
The cisk jsif aud tine OF %
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PIoK- -Pooxrrs are a. pumerous in The -,

~ az 60. = y. az e as HuEerOuS 10 the city
= tnis fle. as black berries AZ kary.es IN S.f.,s
s a. the Central de pot was essed OF Ss3
ana q. the Dauvie depot was minus his pu,s
,as money about them shouid use sra.i nssrsn.sss.
10 as~ asanst these creatures, who not only rsA
noetnrnsff put take no little peasurs in nskias
ero at1er applying chlorofor ease the dnrsea
10 hotels .s s ssuaoles that he may possess Lesssss
On the inside before resns for ahs nssn prolss
teriopers 4io sneiE resources suddenly cut bv IN,
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The editor Of the Weston Reru5d hse soen The
Identical gaiters worm by john Randolph They
ara now 10 possession Of geutlenaa Ia Legis
County. As they are only eight or tan inches In
isagt, and about hafthas 10 With there 70 but lii.
tie opportuniy y tor young orators Of the present
Day to step ia.o Er. Randoipla shcea
The Sea serpen. Is mi sratory in bis habts He
~ss seen IL Brsxos river. Texas about the IL b
sne. according to the papers OF that ragion Pos
sbiy the dispuss reIssiss to the ssaefks has
causcd him 70 quit the vicinity of Nahant aud
Csps Cod, and we are glad toperceive he . IN
seeks American waters and the protection Of the
.tr;ues aud stars Most saosthle monster
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-31

D9ArsI on AN AaaY OFyIcRs-PfrN Lieuteoant
Ansos J. Cook, OF 81 Artillery. q. 8 Army, died ~
Tampa Bay, F5o,iis, on the l6.L Inst
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CoWARDIN.

~As DAILY DISPATCH Ia served TO subscribers
yAkD Quarter CENTS PKR WEEK. payable to
-, Garner weekly. Pr.ee for mailing. 81 year in
aaYAaee.
Tha wrrRLy nrsrArcH is issued every Friday,
"a ,n,sled TO sahscribeTs AZ 81 per aauurn.
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Asdersou Perkinson WAS examined before the
Recorder OF Petersburg ou Friday last. on charge
sf su king Wn. Love a severe how on TIE temple.
on the 4th of SEPTEMBER. Or. Smith gated ia bis
evidence that the man Love had taken up bis bed
AMI walked notwithstanding his Injunction shs.
be wac rct "a leave town. Bah was refused. snd
,he psioner renAndsd to Jail 70 await tiaI before
he Hustkasa Court next Friday
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Raleigh on PsiIsy tst, for the murder Vi his
vifa
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IL UhkIkL kIllD.-N o shall IN future
IIks. IA pptcd with .Sest% o4iebsattd Bustans
Fi0sd. ave kros this to ~ The beSs snd ouly 'e-
iiahie foid RishE ness htht thsn sry othess VIZ
lave 81 sold. can Es4ute frei.ds Ihot they
Ism alway4 est good REsiie ~ - t,dins - US
VA BENNETT O. BEERS
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xHw HvsvES,H OF rss roar ron LAvAoA,
Texas --R u PARKER hss been 20 sppctIsau. vice
M1ses toissou, decsased.
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The Fatmort bSrginioa odi.or ssys he has SEEK
q rsdish, raised Ii hsrion couD'y. wei ;Lirg twep
ty six pounds Wonder IL car cetemporsry coil
no. .couse down. pound or t~os Rsdkhes Of tha
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rEEs. held a. the American Hotel on Saturday eve
uing. Col. THos Fl. ELLIS appointed Chairman.
and w. p. RAGLAsb, Secretary.
On motion of John Thompson, Esq, a cornruit-
Tee of seven appointed to ate nd daily from Won
day until Thursday inclusive, each Of the hot. ia
to inform ysiters 10 the city where they rnaY Ill d
accommodations during the Agriculture al Fair
The following named gentlemen constitute tho
committees:
Ar rHs AMERICAN HOTEL
VIM z Rasiand, James 3. Kens
John Brown, John II. BeskeT,
Thos. Fl. Ellis, Jsses B DuDay.
Lewis Ginser.
AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
John z Thoupsoa, R A. WiiiiaTrs,
) M. Price, George J. Sumner,
Edwin Fxrrsr, John e. Wonhle
Alfred 5. Lee,
w 0ou,dn W. u. woo,driass,
james 3. Ferguson, James Alien,
James A. Scott Lewis b, Rayuss
james K. CasSie.
cry aorEL.
Alsx'r Garrett =. =. WhiioeA.
iss' so, G. = Rsdsosd, 1issossi c.P. F, Ws.A a
Geo. w. Toler, -'=
nosyxEsr aorxL.
@; w. g llian, VIM. g. Daud.idxs,
w FL. Mitchell, A. r Fox
DR.. Il. w. Jones,
DJ. Saunsss, james l. B,s,
w Bootwnsht jr. Peter W. CRIBS
.,sn .ehn Z. Z s%Sbiett %t hash'i @. Lipsesnsa,
Movsr vsRSoN HorEL.
Thos DodapIoaA j. Iiayaunort -
w. Glayebrnok, r. b Tyler
Lieut- e. $. Gey, VIC Brsassl
J4mesH Blair,
PoxHaTAS HOUSE.
James Evans. w. Valentine
Z. H. Tsob Jr:. John Darracox
Jehu 6hook, Geo r. Psaxa
james Il. Shelton,
F5z4iss and keepers of private bAasls,> Aessss
csn entertain vsiters earAssty res,usa.+n I,
f some u,enher of the comzi.te % ss o4.>s hos
many shey can accommodates.
THoS. Fl. ELLIS. Chsirr. a..
n. p. RAGLAND. Sec'y.
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The Grand Divi ioa OF tLs ~oas OF Temperance
fo~ RoIch Csrolia. rnesi, ssi!csingtSo kast week.
c. z. Deerna wss elected q. w. II.
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LUk HIRE have for hire for the bal
Il aHce of the year, WOMAN, wno is said to be
good cook, washer aud ironer-without incuubranct.
AppY 10 EDW'D. u EACHO,
8 General Agent sud Collector