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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

o. During the visitation of Cholera in France,
out of nearly sixteen thousand two hundred and
twenty eight subscribers TO the public baths al
Paris, Bordeaux and MurseilIeS, only two deaths
among them attributed TO Cholera. This
argues well for bathing a preventative Of dis
lp0S
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

Man has in maturity and health, sixty bones in
the head, sixty in his thighs and legs, sixty two in
his arms and hands, sixty seven IN his trunk. He
has also tour hundred and thirry.four muscles
HIS hear makes sixty-four pusatons in minute
and; therefore, 3,84O in hour, 90, 100 in dav,
mere are three complete clrcuatIons of his
blood III the short space Of an hour.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

fifty Senatorial Districts Of North Carolina:
Districts. Districts.
lst-Pasquotank and 30th--Orange,
Perquimons, 31st~--Alamance and
2d-Camden and Cur Randolph,
ruck, 32d--Chatham,
3rd-Gates and Che. 33d--Moore and Mont
wan, gomery,
4th-Tyrrel and 34h--Richmond and
Hyde, Robson,
5Ih-Northamrton, 35h-Anson and
6th-HertforG, Union,
7th-Bertie, 36Ih-Guford,
Sth-Martin and 37h-Caswell,
Washington, 38th-Rockingham,
9th-Halitax, Notwithstanding,
lOth-Edgecombe, 4Oh-StanIy and Ca
11lh-Pitt, barrus,
12th-Beaufort, 41st-Rowan and Da-
l3th-Craven, vie,
14th-Car,eret and 42d-Davidsoa,
Jones, 43d-Stokes and For
15th-Greene and lie. sythe,
noir, 44h-Ashe, Surry,
l6th-New Hanover, Watauga & Yadkin,
l7th-Duplin, 45th-Wilkes, lredcII
lSth-Onslow, and Alexander,
19th--BIaden, Bruins. 46th--Burke, Mellow
wick and Columbus, ell and Caldwell,
2Oth-Cumberland, 47th-Lincoln, CASTOR
2Ist-Sampson, and Caawba,
22d-Wayne, l8th-Rutherford and
23d-Johnston, Cleaveland,
24th-Wake, 10Th -Buncombe, Hen
25rh-Nash, derson, Yancey and
26th-Franklin, Madison,
27lh--Warren, 50th-Ilaywood, Ma
28th--GranvilIe, con, Cherokee and
29h--Person, Jackson
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
MARR led,

On :he 9th ul.. by the Rev. II. B. Cuo NV
ham, Mr.. f. w. KENNERI.Y and Miss Nav
A. ALEXANDER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

Panctualty begets confidence, and is the '''
path TO honor and respect. -,
Questions Of moment require deliberate |"
swers. Il,
Reason governs the wise man and cudge"
fool
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

Francis Burr, Of S. c. has been appointed w.
ernor Of Nebraska. He is now Third Audi"
The Treasury.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

Dr. Francis Mallory, OF Norfolk is spoken Of
for the guUcrnaoriai chair Of Virginia.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

The Senate confirmed number of appointments
among them The Consul to London-Gen. Camp
bell, of Texas, formerly OF South Carolina. hir.
Barron of Mississippi, for Havana.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

APro1NrMENr.-Sa II. Montgomery, of
Arkansas, TO be agent for the Indians IN New
Mexico.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

Speak wei Of your friend, Q! Your enemy saw
nothing. %
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
Senatorial Districts.

The following the Counties composing the
fifty Senatorial Districts Of North Carolina:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11

One fault can never justly the commissions OF
another.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03


I The Bank Of England had declared a seIn-an-
nual dividend Of ~ per cent.
Warwick Harrison Il Co., j. Il. McGregor, OF
London. and G laistone. Bond x Co.. of Manches-
ter; had failed.
| FRANCE.
The King Of Prussia had sent an autograph
! letter TO Napoleon, defend ng the Prussian neu-
| Prussia. Napoeon's reply was. ''too late
LATEST NEWS.
The Cars reply to the demand for the evacna,
ton of the Princpaties, could not be known I'LL
the 18th or 18th Of March.
In the English Parliament Mr.. Gibson moved
an address praying the Queen, in the even. OF
war, to give directions to abstain from lhterief-
ing with the neutral vessels not carrying con,
traband munitions of war. He also suggested
the policy of entering into a similar treaty with
the United States and other countries.
The London Morning Chronicle states that
dispatches from the French Minister Envoy IN
London had been received stating tina. the En-
glish Government were not disposed to look upon
the proposition made by Russia for a resumption
of negotiations between the Western powers and
Russia as serious or likely to lead 10 a paclhe
solution. aud therefore thinks there is no ocea-
sicn for the two to entertain the proposition. The
English Government declares the only thing to
be done at present is To hasten the embarkation
of troops for Constantinople and dispatch third
squadron to the Baltic. The opinion of the In
glsh Cabinet is fully concurred in by France.
II was reported that the subscription TO the
French loan already exceeds BOO, O0U,0 600 Fl ancs.
The Grand Duke Constantine had inspected
the Russian fleet at llelsingfors, where the En-
peror was expected in fortnight.
The Cults of Bothnia and Finland where still
closed by ice and 10000 Russians were employ
ed in cutting channel from Cronstadt TO Svea
borg,
VIENNA. March 15th.-The treaty between the
Western Powers and Turkey has been concluded
ON the terms already known and been forwarded
to the other Powers.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March I5th.-Cotton has been
dull and prices are easier but not quotably low
Breadstuffs Richardson quotes Breadstuffs
dull, with a decline of IL 6da2s per Dbl. in Flour
3daId in Wheat, and 6dals in Corn. Canal Flour
36s. Baltimore }6s sd, Ohio 6s White Wheat
lis 3daI Is Cd, Red los 6dal0s Cd. White Corn
4ial5s. Yellow Abs
provisions.-Beef sitter bnt not quotably
higher. The demand was active at lO5 for
Mess. Pork firm and tending upward. New
Western Mess 75s, Bacon dull and slightly
Lard dull at 55s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Money is tighter-consols closed at 81. A
merican stocks unchanged.
LONDON MARKETS.
Iron firm, Bar in Wales fS SIS a fS los
Rails ES 5s. Breadstuffs lower. Canal Flour
36a37s. Ohio 3Ss.
PARIS, March I7.-Whent has fallen 2. francs
per hectolire. Barley and Oats have also
fallen, and there has been corresponding fall
in all the markets around Paris.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
Mexico

The Y. o. Picaynue Is convince, dfrom care
full perusal of late Mexican papers. that the ex-
| fsting Government there i OF the most ephe-
neral character that Santa Anna has ncarly run
his allotted course. Indeed, says the Picayune,
| little else could have been expected from who
returned ons year since from third exile. and
showed plainly in every act that, II he had for
gotten nothing he certainly has learned nothing.
/ Coming into power with the almost unanimous
consent of all parties, who, tired OF the nani-
mate condition Of the country, were disposed TO
adopt the course Of action Of any chief whose an
teoedents seemed to promise an infusion of
strength into the body polite. Santa Anna had
fair field. and needed no favor. There was no
organized opposition TO him, and his country a
waited with anxiety the installation Of policy
which should bring new life TO the almost exani-
mate body polite. Since tho return Of sa lta
Anna. although innunerable changes have been
effected in every branch of Government. not
single vital principle has been introduced in its
administration, nor in its foreign and external
policy.
The Peayunc alludes to the Gadsden treaty,
which, it says, is looked to by all classes a. the
decisive event whether the present power shall
expire Mt once, whether it shall continue for
an Indefinite though not long period Some par
ties are not willing to whit even for that event,
and "a revolution hns already been commenced in
the South by Gen Alvarez, the well known half
breed leader. The Mexican papers also hint
that Alvarez is in correspondence with pres
dent (soi -disaRt) Walker and the Count Boul
bon. This, howey n, is by no means certain
but whatever may be the next intelig. nee in re-
gard to this movement IT appears highly probab-
lie that the sands Of dictatorial power in Mexico
nre fast running out.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
Additional by the Canada.
GENERAL NEWS,

\ terrible earthquake had occurred in Calatia
by which 200O persons were killed.
Advices from China state that il was expected
that Shanghai would soon fall into the hands of
the lmperialists The exports from China were
large.
kaafat continues to be strengthened by Turk
ish reinforcements The Russians seem to have
abandoned their intention of attacking that point,
and are threatening instead Brailon and Gala'z.
Omar Pasha was also menacing various points.
A part of the Russian force withdrawn from Kala-
fat has moved towards Orsova, II town on the
Danube, near the boundary of Servia and Trans.
ylvania. Prince Paskiewiteh would soon INSPECT
the troops along the Danube.
The Australian steamer Sydney, homeward
bound,put into st. Nincents disabled. She had
$500, 900 in gold. Advices from Sydney TO Dec.
L. and Port Philip to the 18th sta. that the
markets were dull and overstocked. Gold plen-
tiful.
The steamer Great Western had arrived with
Buenos Ayres dates of Feb, ID Her adyices
were favorable. The Russian frigate Aurora
sailed from Rio Feb 18th, for the Pacific, and
the Russian brig Bogneda remained at Rio
The Greek revolution had not been fully subdued
The Egyptian troops had been sent to Cambria.
Servia was quiet
= 1t was reported that the first operation of the
Anglo French army would be to attack Sevasto-
pol by land, while the fleets would assai it by
sea-
Eastern affairs are unchanged. The British
fleet was proceeding to the Baltic. More troops
had been dispatched to the East. The allied
fleet was still at Beyeos Bay and the Russian
feet at Sevastopol. There was nothing new
from the Danube or from Asia.
Prussia still holds back though protesting to
act in accord with the Western Powers
Com. Perry's squadron left Hong Kong for
japan on Jan. 18th.
The Russians terrifying the interior cit
les of Walachia and Moda,ia, and workmen
were strengthening the Notifications of Sevasto-
pool. Odessa. Cronstadt Wilborg Sveaborg and
the entra of the Dnieper.
Admiral Duchesnes squadron would soon join
Admiral Napiers in the Baltic.
There much excitement on the Baltic
coast. Twenty sailing vessels and steamers
were embarking troops at Woolwich.
ENGLAND.
The coasting trade bill had been read a second
time in the House of Lords. Lord Stanley said
The British coasting laws would no doubt be fol-
lowed by sirailar concessions 10y the United
States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
Land for Sale
~ IotFER FOR SALE NV rn

90 lotFER FOR SALE MY TRACT q,
- lying i" Bsdioid County. On Big ona. VI la
the main for"-' rond lending from i,yncat,n 'ea
eriy,e miles fien the fprnei place and ~ g'nd
GRAND in mile. of Lowry's Cut, re,Y he
point on The Va \ Tenn, Railroad, adjaoi%'s se9Ppr
OF Cornelius No' H. sr.. Wild Lowry. ami W. % :
bout one hall OF this t,act is in original grown
ya', quantity OF excellent Pine aud White oat y
ana Il hrh rate oeaceo land, the balance |. c..
the larger portion ia line heart. Tba eea'al
consist OF new Frame Dwelling Honsa Improves
New Bnrn, Stables, and evary Other necs.'.. " Aia
further desert i,tiun il deemed uone.o..a.! "9s
wishing II purchase will come and view f,r y, ~
will take pleasure in showing the land n. .u'as
dpl l-ciwif CHARLES p Wi I' ,, uai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
Valuable Campbell Land far S.I

A 5 AGENT FOR DIR. CHA'S L. Alpy,r1
IA OF Oregon, | offer for sale hi. TRACT np W
lying on Senec Greek III the County of Cana y
tanning by survey 765 Acres; about 100 ncra.
are hrst rate Creek Bottoms, sni about 400 acr
are IN wood and hrst-rate tobacco land. Tho
ments. suitable f,r small ia niy. There is M.
THY Of irst'rate Timber on the LAM within lo.. \
mile of u good Saw mill ''
Thi' land is well adapted IL the growth Of ~.
wheni, oats, corn and grass--thc Who'll, or i.
land Is now well set in Timothy and Herd. O..
deem further description of the land unnecs'' @
persons wishing Ia purchase will call and e,sns
themselves. | will take pleasure in SHOWING H..
to any person wishing to purchase.
ap 3 cts JNO. ID. AIEYANnp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
RICHMOND MARKErs-Maroh 81.


ToBAcco-The breaks thi, week have Teen smaller
than they were the last Tho market is more animated
WI n an imp ovement in prices since, It report
WHEAT-White 81 As. Red | SO.
Flour Inst sales at 81 % to 81 50-The marker ia
unsettled
nnfE-oO to IS cts, per Misunderstanding to quality
-- oRN--72gi075 cents per bus el.
y URN MEAL-S5c II 90 pr hushe
oATs--5j So cents per bu4he
BACON Mountain cured hog round 81 n cents ;
City cured and Smthfed hog round 10 to iD5 cents !:
Western Sides 81 Shoulders ~ 8, Hams II 10; old
Sides -, Shoulders a "a.
cofrEE-We quote Rio IL la cts Laguyra l2al3s
Java l33 to ID; Mocha 14a ld1 els
EUTTEK-Goshen, l8 a 81 cts Mountain 1921 ct !;
some poorer sorts, utab Tor table use are sold al
low a. l2 IA Is cts.
LARD New in bbls, sl01 cts kegs a1l3
LIVE STocK-Beef Cutie, scale weight, 1925 81 o.
gross Sheep tl4 3 90 nett, Hogs Sc 25 nett.
SUGARS We quote Porto Rico 81 a 81 cents; New
Orleans 81 81. Refined Loaf 81 10; Crushed 10
Il 1884; Powdered 12 40 a; Coffee Sugar 7 8 a T.
LlME-From wharf 81 so from store al 625
GUANo-Peruvan $50 Oh; Mexican $35 so.
PLAsrER-Sales Lump S. I2 al hart, S. on Basin;
Ground 30
NAILs-Held at AZ n S cts
LEArHER-Soe, good stamp from 25 to % cts. ~ ID
damaged from lSto % cts.
SEEDs-Clover Seed S6R per bushel; Timothy $50 to
$3a HERDS Grass 81 % IA | 80 Flaxseed 81 25.
lRoS-Pig $35 "a 40 ~ toni Swrdes $l00; Tredegar
and English refined sos a 100; Common English $s5;
| Mp country Bar $7j IA 80.
SALT Liverpool fine per sack 81 30 afoat and 81 in
store; Ground Alum 81 SIS
| We do not give usual reports this morning
of the details of Northern Markets, as no COM
mereal intelligence later than that already repor-
ted by telegraph since the arrival of the steamer
| Canada, has been received.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
COMMERCIAL.


LYxcHBuRG, April l. 1854.
ToBAcco.-There has beel still less doing in
this article for the last week-but prices rather
better. We quote loose Jugs from 81 p to s5,-
50: fine Tugs from So 25 to ss; plized Tugs from
s5a 10 ~ 0l); medium leaf from SO 80 to 81 90;
fair from 81 50 to 80 90; some sold as high as
Sl9 90.
WurAr.-Red 81 20-White 81 25.
CoRS.-Red 50c.-White 75c.
OATs-From 40 to 30 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

| by Mr.. w. W Dinwiddie Of ihiz county. on q
new plan. and are certainly worthy. if We may
Judge from the result Of it trial BY Mr. d.. Of the
early attention of every one engaged in the tam
ming business. Mr.. +. :. Ferneyhough. II viii
be seen by an advertisement inserted to-day, is
the agent in this place for the sale of the right to
use this process.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
Phrenology.

Mr.. r. b. HOLLAND, Il blind Phrenologist of
much intelligence and great skill in his profess
sion, may be seen at the Norvell House. No. Is
Persons disposed, whether from curiosity a
more serious motive to test the value of the sci
ence he practises, would be pleased with a visit
to his room.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

lY Consumption is without ioubt. the most
ieatinly tat Il III all scns"s(rx ept epidemics annual.
ly carrying lhou.n Dis uniimeiy graves. How often
e. u ne rnvages of this arch deslro be prevented,
il timely remedies were used in all yng the nilanma
ton produce by orlir a4y cull. For Coughs, ;ii4
Sore Throns. aud all similar diseases STABLER'S
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTuRANT has M eoca
II is not recommended u.taiiibie but medical
aud oilers, Who have used and administered IT, bear
testimony to 1, extraordinary efficacy. It IS known to
Ne good mcdirnc, a1d such i, offered thc pub
lie rs also STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDlA I.
for disease, oi the bowels See ad> ertsement in anoh-
rr column and descriptive pamphlets. to be had gratis
II lhc agents. Price for each bottle only so cents,
six | ntle- or 81 80. mar l5--lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
Great Improvement in Tanning.

1--WE undersigned wonld call the attention of Inn
Il ners and all persons engaged in tn, leather bu,
ness 10 and valuable process for ,unnng Ill kinds
OF leather The tanning OF Caskns be comp etedi in
TO days, Sheepkus in days and ot hides in no
Portonate time. ha e recently performed, on the
yards OF E. b. Land, Clover Hill, n. Pampn Merry
mans Shop, Il q Robiosnn. Spout Spring, Appomaitox
nnd William W. Dinwidie, Dinwiddie's Tan Yard
Campbell The tanning is superior in finish exceeding
y fine in texture and gives the leather more
and durability, well greater softness and pliabiity;
givesi more weight and solidy. and nils il up better
than by the old method. 1t also renders it imperv us
to water TO greater degree and be tan ed at much
expense demonstration OF its advantages will be
gwen at the most convenient nnneres where permits
'loh Gun be had for the purpose provided certificates
OF the most respectable character from various sections
u tue state slauli prove unnvniug Tie advaataec
OF S process are such as to make it matter of of VA
Int rest to those engaged in the leather trade
lie SONS DESTROYS of obtaining county or slop rcbt.
cnh address }. 8 Alice, Richmond Va or bis neent'
IT, o. rerney though, Lynchburg Va who can be fund
al the was ingtun Hotel fora lew DAYS
L. s FERNEYHOUGH, Agent for
Us. ATLEE.
~ B-Any person wishin to purchase the comfy or
shop tights oil the coutes ol & mpbell Bedford Char
loite, Halifax. Pttsy vania, Meek ienbury. Lunenturg
Aineim Dihwidde. Nottaway, Brunswick or Franklin.
wan apply to Joseph Dinw idde, Jr Dnwiddie's Tan
iald. Campbell CO., Va. to William w Dinwiodie
\"ho wll attend to Tie business in thu ubsence of his
son) VINO WIN dispose o.rghts, and give any intormu
oH"escd by tanners an others disposed TO engage in
'e t'hlhg business IN anv OF the above named cnun
's OF any portion OF the Safe sh,ie il NAV be desir
aaIa f. g. f., Agent for
~" Us A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

The Baltimore American states that reliable
information has reached Washington relative to
the Black Warrior. The Court had agreed to
condemn the cargo. and impose fine of fifty
thousand dollars on the vessel, which, it ex-
pected would BIZ sold to pay the latter; but be-
fore the Court pronounced the decree, the Cap
tain General advised with some of his mercantile
friends, who satisfied him that the proceedings
were all wrong whereupon, he ordered a com
mission of five to consider the subject who,
under his instructions, decreed that the vessel
and cargo be returned to the captain, on the pay
ment of six Thousand dollars. The captain then
received her. under protest. and ordered a sur
vey. tits thought the fine will be RENTED -
The final decree is considered confession by
the authorities Of a serious error.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

tg-Wc are authorized To announce WILLIAM H.
WATSON. n candidate for recollection the office of
Master of Police for the City Of Lynchburg.
mar lido
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

MUSEUM CoMpANY.--The Masonic Hall will be
opened. this evening, for series of theatrical en-
tertainments. The performances of this compa-
ny are iavorably noticed in the press of the c-
ties where they have appeared See advertise
ment in another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

We examined yesterday some beautiful spec-
mensof calf skin leather tanned in nine days, and
sheep skin prepared in one-fhird Of that time.
which in pliancy, texture and strength, appeared
to equal fully the best leather produced by the
ordinary process. The specimens were tanned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
HARPER FOR APRII

uvuu A1AT LiN FOX APRIL,
~" move niani OF the Monthies-also Cooley.
Ladies Book, thurs Mssnx;ne po,cr.", ~
APli'' larkwood's 70, Notions do Tor March. Amer
'e'" ro9terhnle, Chambers Edinburgh J,mnul Dct
a"' '''pS'ho'd Words. Al~o, New Novel. reed n,
MORSE'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

My btcl Tor friend why do yon allow those marks
of aee 10 upper such bold relief when. hy using
f'w bottles Of Emrisoa's American Hair Restorative.
You might have good growth Of lar2 Pr CO 81 90 in
large BnItles Sold by d. X. LYMAN.
Loo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
To the Voters of Lvnchburg :

avn candidate lor your sufIaees at the electio, in
April for Il office Of Mister OF Police. After
residence of ory-two years in your city aud neighbour
hood, deem il nnnecessatyto say anything OF myself
farther than, il elected will discharge the duties of
the office. GEO PERClVAL, SR.
inn 3l.Ilr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
To the Voters of New Hope and Elon District,
AnnhaIat

BY an act Of overriding prov ieGco which we deeply
deIore, taking ftom the efficient services of
Unable, and able magistrate, it becomes necessary to
eject To fill his the coming spring election.
We feel assured by the Intelligence an beralt Of the
people of the upper end of the district who have
able aud efficient magistrates situated where they would
wish Them be, that they will regard asking
liz their surfaces, in unison with our own for IA man
occupj location in the very of the vacated
seoiion who Is the choice, almost unanimously of those
around himand whom bel eve be in every respect
qualified Tor the office. II 4 man is NAPOLEON b.
MAGRuDER, whom we re- ctlnIy recommend to your
consideration and for whomu poll will he held the
day nf election MANY VOTERS.
30 " limo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

We have the pleasure of announcing that MAJ.
j. G.. SHIELDS, the former energetic and popular
business partner Of the Lynchburg Pirginian,
has purchased an interest in the Uhig, and that
the BUSINESS department of this paper.-R. Hhig.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS-Of sire.
l. irJn S< 10 10 24< 3G-iof sale hy
,sar 4darts Il. STALKER, g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

~ We are authorized announce SAMUEL II.
QUARLES ms II candidnie for the Office OF Sheriff OF
Bedf,ed county AT the next election. feb 2Sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

TO CAPITALISTS GUARANTEED BONDS
100000.
'lNlREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
COUPON BOMBS OF the SOUTHnIDE RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY, Guaranteed by the city of Peters,
burg and secured by Mortgage the Road aud NIL Of
its property. bearing interest of six per per
mum. payable semannually the st day Of January
an July OF eueh year-the principal payable in 49, and
1879, in OF $500 aud 81 900. for sale.
Apply Al the office OF the company in Petersburg, to
Apl 3. IS5i-4w VIM. PANNILI. Presit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03

Lynchburg wholesale Prices Current
cnRRrc1En EYhRY WEDNESDAY AND sATUhpAf.