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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

TRY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED
\ OINTMENT =
For Pies Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back --5 IA ,
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache. -s-s .sI4l
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily $50 - 81.
it relieves Sore Throat or Breast immedistafv
Horses. =. DSo'oi
RUTCHESONs OINTMENT /. n,e,,r.x It'll
great care, and never fails to give sstisfaction
The athcted are invited to give il trial and II II
should not accomplish what is claimed for II than
call II hunbug, and demand your money
The have Ia their possession any num-
Der Of certihcafes from some of the resp
which accompany each Box. Prepared by : : :.
w. HUTCHINSON l. CO., Amsterdam. Vs.
Sold wholesale and retail, by - ! : = -
PURCELL, LADD ~ Co, and -
NH ll-d&c6m DOVE Il CO., Riehmond Vas {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

E1INE CIGARS.-We have Just received
a several lots ofiine Havana Cigars Regalias Lam.
dres and Communes which in ADDITION to our former
stock renders assortment of Cigars of the lar
gest aud best we have ever offered.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
je9 Druupste % Maip Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

DALLARUS HAIR DYE.-The best,
- most permanent and life ike Hair Dye now be-
fore the public 1t colors either black brown In
ne bsd effects Of other Hair Dyes Price 81 Z.
Sold BY ~ BENNEfTk BEERS,
! my ie--dlmif & Agents fcr the Proprsto<.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

RAKER'S PREMIUM BTTTERS-l
~ large supply for sale BY
jss cHAs. MiLLSrAuoH, Dnesis,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

TN STORE-I4 hhds Ohio cured HAMS,
i good and cheap; % do do. do. Shoulders; 20 900
lbs North Carolina Hos.ronud Bacon; Wilson and
bbls and ksgs Lard; so hbls Halifax Cut Heningr,
(goodj: aud many other articles suited 10 the trade
All for sale low by
ia INOti WOMBIE Il CD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

After 80 years practice in PHILADELPHIA, l have
been requested and urged by thousands who have
be en- cured by my medicines TO put them Up Tor the
use of families have done so. and the denisnd L
unprecedented and daily increasing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

~ OAIS.-Brown Duck, White and Fan.
" cy Linen Coats ofthe latest style and just suited
to the present season
GROSHONG, TUPMAN l. CO.,
lie 8 &c Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

A w. OSBORNES new and magnificent
IA PICTURE GALLERY 10 now open and ready
for ysitors One and all admit IL to be the r
lerv in the South. The ladies particularly nvi-
ted TO cslI and take look throu Oh the
One fNanns Clsrks best Pianos kept for the use
OF the ladies.
Come ono. Come all. to OSBORNE'S
rny26 Opposite the Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

GLOVES AND CRAVATS.--Centle-
W mems Lisls Thread, Silk and Kid Gloves; white
and cord French Cambria Cravats; Rich Silk srd
silk and Linen do Hair Cloth Stocks and De Join
VILE Ties. J. u. GOODMAN
Je8 No. 1874 Main at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09

I IMBRELLAS-We would invite atten-
~ ton to stock of Silk, Bingham and Cambria
Umbrellas. Also, to large ard varied assortme al
OF Gentleuen's Furnishing and Fancy g aods em5ra-
cling s The most fashionable and desirable style.
VIM. +. ADCOCK i CO.,
je8 Under American Hotel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

- The Philadelphia Ledger learns that the
following enquiries have been addressed to the Gu
bernatorial candidates of the several parties now
before the people of Pennsylvania, by the socaled
American State Executive Committee:
l. Are you in favor of undivided School Fund
and of the Bible without note comment as class
book in the public schools?
2. Are you in favor of the principle of direct
election at the ballot box, by the people, of the
President and Vice President of the United States
3. Are you in favor of the election of Deputy
Pos-masters in their respective localities, by the
people?
4. Are you in favor of limiting the public lands in
a 'Homestead Bill" to American citizens either ma
tive born naturalized?
5. Are you in favor of the election of American
born citizens only to office?
6. Are you in favor of the repeal of the existing
Naturalization Laws?
Z. Do you accept the proposition that there is a
great and absorbing issue at this time before the
country, which, like "Aaron's rod" swallows up all
the rest-an American party against foreign par
ty-until the sovereign people shall have decided
virtually at the ballot box that Americans by birth
shall rule America?
g. Are you in favor of an absolute separation be-
tween sectarianism and potics-an absolute and
perpetual separation between Church and State,
whether the Churches be Protestant or Pxpist.
g. Do you consent to discaiIn all Wing and Dem
ocratic party ties or pledges and thus to stand in
bold relief before the people american candi-
date under the patriotic banner broad comprehen-
sive american nationality.
1t is due to frankness to state that whatever,
any may be your reply, this letter and your reply
will be published matter of course and should
differ in whole or in part, honest differences of
opinion are ever entitled to respect.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.


Clifton CnchaHged Breadss -nterest:ng Ne1rs
from tile Seat Of Har!
The steamer Alps has arrived in Boston, having
left Liverpool on the 10TH
Cotton is unchanged Sales on the 18th 900
bales.
Breadstuffs further declined.
Consols closed at Oh to 90.
The Atlantic arrived out on the 9th
Omar Pasha was at Guergero II, 900 strong and
the Russians at Fraterichti with 10 O00 which we're
continually reinforced, and pitched battle is daily
expected with the Turkish and Allied force num-
bering 10000.
Three hundred persons have been arrested in St.
Petersburg charged with intending to rebel and they
were informed that their political opinions required
their imprisonment
The allies are in full march for the Danube. On
the 9Th the English were midway between Schumla
and Kutschuk, where the French had before arrived
The town and garrison of Barcelona have pro-
nounced against the Spanish government, and the
instruction is spreading.
Mahomet Pashu defeated the Russians at Crevno-
vada and captured the place. The Russians were
routed also by the Turks at Frateschie and it is
reported that General Aurep had committed suicide
ISL Pacha defeated Gen. Boprof on the 9th ultimo
The MARKETS. Richardson's Circular report bread
stufs dull and wheat irregular; all qualities have
declined largely. Western canal -four is quoted at
33s Sd. Ohio GAS. ed.
McHenry quotes consols advanced to 9a4 S24.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

The DEMAND FOR IRoS The New York Com
mercal Advertiser publishes the following extract
from letter received by the Pacific, dated
"LoNDoN, july II.
-. "The demand for iron continues on an enormous
scale in spite of the war; and the aggregate exports
are greatly in excess of last year. being at the rate
be taken as two-thirds of the entire production Of
Great Britain; the remaining third is only half tAe
Quantity required for home consumption. Under
these circumstances we rather likely to advance
than decline IN iron prices"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05
FIFTH MONTHLY REPORT
Of F. P Julian CoLporteur Of the american Bible ocie
in Wake County, " c.

Of F. P Julian, Colporteu, Of the american Bible Society
in Wake County, N c.
To the Committee of the Wake County Bible So
cety, the following, my fifth monthly report is
pectfully submitted:
The School Districts, Nos. %, 90, 80, So, "a, So,
SO, 81 and SO, have been the fled of my operations
during the month just closed Within this field I
have v3ited 255 families of whom 100 families were
destitute of the Bible. "a families of them were en-
tirety destitute of any portion of the word of God
10 families of them had only the New Testament,
and II families of them had only old Bibles, part
torn out and lost.
have disposed of 121 Bibles and 40 Testaments
Sales amounting to 5000; Gifts amounting to
$3.50.
have received donations to the cause from sever
al persons in the County amounting in all to $l9.14
All of which is respectfully submitted.
F. P. JULIEN, Colporteur
A. B. S. for Wake Co., n. C.
July 30th, 1854
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05
Election Returns.

.oonle of North Carolina voted on Thursday
lI .ba sd for Governor, members of the Legisla-
49, md Sheriff. Our returns, at the time of going
p' are but few, but we give all we have in
"I, .o,etber with rumors. We have one precinct
r,bnston, as follows:
0''D GuLLY's STORE, Aug. 8.
4, Holden: Bragg received here SO votes, Dock
W. I. B. Sanders, dem., for Senate, 45; P.
Z, II, fed, "a. Commons, B. N. Tomlinson,
SEn"s6 Barnes, DEM, 80; Willis Sanders, fed,
tn; SIMON Goldman, fed, AZ. G.
y" >, .so returns look we'll. We have strong hopes
I,bnston. Bragg has no doubt been handsomely
stained
sFs
II, HOLDEN: The vote here, at p. NJ, is for
nm M" rs. Dockery 81. Commons, Martin, DEM,
a.s7 Thomas, fed, 80. The polls not yet closed
wv hhamoeratc candidates will increase their major
E We have done much better than we expect
GsG Martin certainly elected to the Commons. j.
The vote at Littleton precinct, Halifax, as the
,r psssed at 8 o'clock was for Bragg "a, Dockery
ii Senate, Wiggins fed, IA; Whitaker dem. 10;
rrnuons, Bachelor, DEM, "a; Savage, DEM, "a;
smith. fed 10; Perkins, fed 1s. Sheriff, Snow "a,
Lane, fed, 10.
The vote at CASTOR at halfpast Two, was for
Rags so, Dockery Is,
The Democrats we're doing we'll at Henderson, but
re have vote.
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Still Later.
Glorious News from Johnston !...Gain
CommOHerS

Glorious News from Johnston !-.-Gain of two
COmmOners
We learn from Johnston, that Linn B. Sanders,
im leads Richardson, fed. about So votes and that
Tpmlinson and Barnes, dem. elected to the Com
mons by about 40 majority. Bragg's majority a.
lut 200.
The Democrats of Johnston have acquitted them
slves nobly.
All Right in Cumberland!
Weearn that the whole Democratic ticket in Cum
b.rand has been elected. The Feds counted on a
,n here of one Commoner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

81 James c. Bruce, Esq, of Halifax, Va, and
President of the Agricultural Society of Virginia
and North Carolina delivered an Address, yaster-
day. in Petersburg before the Society and its friends
We did not see the notice of this Address in time,
or we would have published it as we were requested
to do by the South-side Democrat. We concur with
the Farmers Journal in it's view of this organization
on the part of Virginia and North Carolina:
"What benefit that either Virginia or North Ca
rolina as States, derive from such combination,
we cannot see. That Petersburg would be benefit
ted we do not pretend to deny and this was the OBJ
ject which the people of that city had in view when
this move made. We say that we hope that
the people of North Carolina will turn their faces
against any such combination, and we undertake
here to say that the farmers of North Carolina can
manage their State Agricultural Society without
asking the aid of Virginia. We might say more of
this new institution, but cannot think but what
our people now have some State pride about them,
and are not still content to call upon Virginia as
they have done for her aid, when any thing new is
to be originated
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05
EHIsKEY AND TEMPERANCE,

Strange, is it not, that combination of Whiskey
md Temperance should have elected Wing in
Wake County? Whiskcy, money, and so-called
importance Wings, aided by few so-called tenn
France Democrats, have elected Mr.. Mordecai.-
And this in Wake County!
Democrats! some of you are to blame for this
mink of it!-think of it! Some of you have been
'a2ed by the Know Nothings-what do you think
yourselves? The agents of this secret order
lave been actively at work in this contest in Wake.
'easain warn all honest citizens against this mid
light association.
r., "hlskey, wealth. and so-cazzed temperance
.l4t chance, after this, will poor man stand for
Vace in Wake county?
0ut all is not lost. Let every true Democrat re-
''e to stand for the future mere faithfully by or
sDlzatlOn and his principles.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

RAvAGEs OF CHOLERA AT PHILADELPHIA PhiIa-
dephia, July 30. Four members of one family were
Inferred this afternoon, having died of cholera on
Friday and Saturday. father, mother, and two
sons Three children survive, two of whom are
very sick
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Highs maj.

The vote for Bragg is 1541-for Dockery 1880
Bnggs majority 36l, showing clear gain of Sc for
A Bragg compared with the vote for Pierce and
Scott
In the Commons Messrs Rand, W. W. Whitaker,
md Nordecai are elected. So decided Wing has
teen elected in Wake County. Various causes have
'nbined to produce this unfortunate result We
nay refer to them more particularly hereafter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05
DIED,

On the 3lst u at the National Hotel Eerf9 Va Fred
eric B. Mathews grand of Col Brdsa Of this Civ
in the 7th year OF his age. -
In this City, Wednesday evening last John Primrose
Esq,-a worthy and useful citizen
In this City, on Wednesday last Mr.. B. ?. Tant.
Near this City, on Wednesday last Mr.. Joseph Lane.
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VOTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

the
tn vote the las chon o. Pfncean Scott
of Aamanc Ctawba
Counties
ant Er the mtueep
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CHOLERA AT THE WEST CHESTER Poor HoSsE Phil
adelphs, July 90 There thirtyeight deaths by chol-
era at the West Chester Pa.) poor-house since the
II instant, out Of one hundred and seHenty-eght
inmates.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

W@Now that the elections over, we shall de-
vote space and attention to news and literary
matter. We under many obligations to our
friends for the liberal manner in which have been
sustained and for constantly increasing subscrp-
ton list. We need scarcely say that no efforts will
be wanting part to retain their confidence
and sustain the character of the Standard Dem
ocratic newspaper.
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Wake County.
below the official vote of Wake County

We give below the official vote of Wake County
is follows:
SENATE
CASTOR Fl. Wilder, dem. rs
Jno N. File ming te mp. dem. 147
Wilder's maj. 568
Commons.
v G. Rand, dem. 1902
", ". Whitaker, dem. 1894
Jacob Mordecai, Wing, 1918
ASey Hunter, dem. 1898
William F. Collins, Wing, 941
William H. Harrison, Wing, s57
Hines Whitaker, temp. dem. $50
SHERIFF.
William H. High, dem. 1896
". D. Jones, Wing, 1888
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05
GRAND ROW AT CAPE MAY.

A violent fracas came off at one of the houses at
Cape May between party of three Firginians and
number of the colored men (waiters) at said house
on Wednesday evening last about o'clock. 1t grew
out of colored boy having deceived of the Vir-
gnians for which he smackei his jaw with his right
hand, when the father Of the boy, very large and
powerful man, who by and him strike the
blow, seized stick OF wood and then axe, and
attacked the Vrginan, when he drew his dirk and
the triAing matter ripened into a violent fracas.
One of the Virginans knocked down, whilst
of the coored men had his face terribly bruised
and pulled about his eyes during the racas, in which,
if l mistake not, the three Virginians involved,
and most of the colored men, before terminated.
After the fracas the head water (aso colored man)
frequently went to the landlord ard pressed him to
get him to turn the Virginians Of the house that
night but he refused, stating that they themselves
had said they would leave the next morning, and he
was satisfied they would.
The next morning the parties were brought before
Court, when the Virgnians compromised the matter
by paving their attorney $3.50 and the costs of court
The money generousy advanced by the landlord
of the house where the atfray occurred
Exchange paper
These Virginians, as they had undoubted right
to do, went to Cape May instead of to the health
giving the shore and in the mountains of
their State; and grand row between gen.
tlemen and free negroes is the consequence. We
cannot say that they deserving of much SYM
pathy.
During this month, we believe, grand Anti
Slavery Convention is to be held at Saratoga, New
York and suppose that, matter of course,
there will be hundreds of Southerners the spot
seeking pleasure and spending their money among
people, many of whom are disposed to trample
their Constitutional rights and insult them.
For our part, we hold this Yankee sympathy for
the blacks in utter contempt and we set down those
who indulge in it as either knavcs or fools.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

eH Some of the Wings here are claiming the
Governors election. These gentlemen would do well
not to shout until they out of the woods. Dir.
Bragg is doubt elected but the internal improve
ment issue, most unjusty used against him. has di-
minished his majority. a day Of reckoning is at
hand -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

sH- Mr.. Pomeroy constantly keeps on hand
choice pieces of music The latest productions
promptly received at his store Fayetteville Street
We are indebted to him for several pieces-among
them the "War Gallop," which is fine. 1t strs the
blood-one almost hears {" the battle afar off, the
noise, the captains and the shouting"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

New York, July 80. The total number of deaths
in this city during the past week was 1140 of (which
PAL were of cholera.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

Is At the time of penning this paragraph the
!, SUl IN Wake is in Doubt is uncertain whether
:; 49, hunter, Democrat, or Mr. Mordecai, Federalist,
~'ected Mr.. Hunter is practical temperance
a'n and sterling Democrat Mr.. Mordecai treated
s,'uSey to ardent spirits. If Mr. Hunter has been
n '''eo II has been mainly by so-called temperance
i 'uOcfas as the vote at the Raleigh precinct will
~ '"' Where he got but 181 votes when he ought to
ave received some 234. If Mr. Mordecai has sue
,,I Mr.. Hunter, pattern of temperance, and
n,A ADuest and worthy man, has been sacrificed by
~t IN of his own party.
,,'s ' learn that many so-called temperance Wings
A.. lot Mr.. Mordecai A number of them, to
s .feot be it stated, would not vote for him but
nf, OF them sustained him, coupled with the
h,% ol so-called temperance Democrats to vote
il, hunter, to secure, as they hoped, his cleo
3D. we hear that at one precinct all the social
W. DPerance Wings voted for Mr.. Mordecai.
'iail know the result officially in a few hours.
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GEO. HOWARD, Jr.,

GEO. HOWARD, Jr.,
Attorney at Law,
HAVING located at WILSON, n c.. VIII regularly attend
the Courts of Pitt Groere Wayne and Edgecoue Conn
dce. Cisco next door 20 Gays Hotel.
Wilson. Edgcconhe, July 70, 1854. IL
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d. We regret very much to state, that on Thurs
spod Ill tnls place, while the Democrats were en-
I'll n.i =" raising Bragg pole, the pole slipped and
is,au nv" Mr. Charles Finch, by which he was almost
pos.a deprived of life. Mr.. Finch was standing
ass5 Il, pole holding it up with plank as it was
ppOD l. end Of the pole slipped bringing it down
II. "'n and breaking his skull
Zig hoo" an industrious and worthy citizen, and
1.-THE coat eu family have the sincere sympathies
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FOUND.-A SMALL FINE DIAMOND BREAST
IL pin Apply at the Standard Office.
August 8, 1854. 55-tf
HNION ACADEMY.-THE 7rH SESSION OF
this School will commence Oct End 1851 1t is des:.
rabe that pupils should early session rs pos
s.bie. E. D. BAKER Principal Board, IS per month, 'Tu.
ltlon Per session of five MONTHS g. r. and dollars
+. ATKINSON, !
T. W. WHITLEY, : Trustees.
J. N. WHITLEY. J
Johnston, Co.. August !, 1854. IO34-wly.
NOTICE.-RANAWAYF FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
IL in Johnston county, the first MAY negro man
named SAM, aged 25 years. about feet inches high has
the first finger his left hand cut off and is of dark
complexion. Sam committed to Halifax Jail June
1883 and supposed to be lurking about NASH Halifax
Northampton or Warren counties, n. G.
Any person lodging said negro JAIL giving such in
formation as may enable 70 find him will be literally
rewarded.
O. L. DODD.
Smith6eid. August /. 1884. IoSAwSw. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21

woman lovely and n general fayoritp with friends.
With peasng person, she united manners
modest and ingenious. disposition amahle,
domestic habits: devotion Ia her husbands kind
nrss 10 her servants bencyolcnce 10 the poor
MI emenatng from the pronptings OF generous
nature, which controlled her actions and rrgnia-
ted her conduct. Mrs. Wtt~onS 1ffcrings Tor
tho fir>t few hours al her illne-- were agonzInF
in the extreme. which ,hr bore nth christian
for,itude and lamb like resi- snatan, rarely per
hitting II complaint 10 e>eape her lP-' fFIneIng
graiitud, 10 Der physician for his attention. and
continents of obligation to her surrounding syn.
p,thizing Friends, thus exhibiting on n.r heath
bed tire admirable traits Of character which
adorned her lite. AIay -nch an eHlHp.t. At PR=
teace aud resignation be remembered mad iat'a.
It'd by her afflicted hu-hana. AMI drcpe s,altes,-
I'd on tho hearts of her surviving irl'1l"~.
\ FRIEND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21

the courage to climb the rigging for it. After the
lapse Of nearly an hour the line stiil hung in tn"
rigging. none on board making any attempt II
reach IT, Those on shore then drew the
rope from the ship, and the balls for firing The
line row bcirg ned up, the ship was necessarily,
inring Monday nigh. abandoned 10 thu mercy At
tho v5nd aud wayr-. Onth morning + lue-daH,
tin 80 I'D - fr lallrd thaf wf.,a.r- a,fe a1ic
torut of 10 the ship ~ snd baet-, IN which the
pa-z.perr~ TINT lived through Monday night were
all sat,y landed. THOMAS j. HENRY,
Master If the Packet ship NeN Era.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21

The LYNcnBtRG AMERIoAN.-fhe prospee-
tus OF new paper, bearing the above title, IL be
published in this city by Mcs-rs X. b. X ,lno.
W. Townley. may be found in another column.
As will be seen from the prospectus the Ameri-
can will be natir, american in its sentiment.
aud will advocate the cause of that party.
The Prupretars are gentlemen Of considerable
newspaper experience, having once been con
neeted with thi> aud other paper- al the state.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
Pitcher Presentation

tine silver pitcher was presented to the Rev
Jne. Z. Edwards. pastor If the It'll street Meth
odi,' Church # tn, CITY, lat sunday by the
,o.ated meuhes, - M church. Thepiteher wa
presented by the sev. Jahu Long. IN an npPro.
pirate address an hsaaii Il the daner., aud Wa
rec wed D., NJ Edwards m a very feeln, MAJ
ner. Il va ~,.I d. served tr,ba,, 10 TIM dar.I=
" and efiH.,asy e.ts oh.ch Nr Edwards la-
lLI..r-I tnf ,M.H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
Woman Shot by a NJ N

the city Sunday evening upon the person %
white woman named Jane North by man named
Edward c. Marshall We learn that the murder
was entirely unprovoked. The examining trial
takes place before tie Mayor this morning, at -
O'Clock.