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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18

For the Telegraph.
Mr.. EDlToR,-ln the last number Of q
newspaper printed in Pomeroy, called the
Peoples Fountain, notice lengthy com.
munica.ion over the signature Of J. V. Smith,
attacking my private and professional char.
acser. Having no desire 10 disgrace myself
by resoning 10 the same poisonous and un-
lawful weapons in sel(.delense, | hereby give
public notice ,ha, shall seek redress before
legal tribunal. Us. EARHART. =
Pomercy, April 18th, 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18

The Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanes.
vile Railroad was opened 10 Lancaster las.
week, with supper, speeches. ,oas,s and
dancing. "... e.s..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18

The An.i-Savery Convention was in ses.
sion in Cincinnati last week. Among The
speakers were Fred Douglas, Miss Lucy
Stone, l.. A. Hine, &c. or course they
talked great deal, and passed grea, man y
resolutions, but we did no. have time 10 visit
them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18

The passengers Of course confirmed the
drivers statement.
well, hic,' says Jack, If I'd known that,
l I,OOuldnr taus got out"
APPLtcATIoN-Le The grea, Democratic
party represent the stuge-coach, and friend
Hoy the unfortunate passenger, and the fig
ure is complete. Hoy, occupying rather o
plecarious scat, and being liule drowsy
and careless, suddenly iinGs himself on the
ground. the coach having received q sudden
and rather severe jolt, by slriking against
some impcdimen, in the way, which the dri-
YER was no, careful 10 guard against. With
eyes and mouth full of sand and mud he
now endeavors to convince the driver and
passengers that the coach has been upset, and
calls upon all concerned to help him right il
again. When his eyes ate opened, and he
is made fully sensible Of the fac. ,ha. the
coach did no. upset a. all, we expect 10 heal
him say 10 ths driver: .l
swell, II had known that, | would moi
have got oat." .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18
AN ACT

G121 AN ACT
To amend an aci entitled an act for The in.
corporation of 7SWn'hip'' passed MARCH
IAN, 1853.
SEC. l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of The State of Ohio, That when
any township now is, or hereafter shall be
without Board Of Trustees from any cause,
it shall be the duty Of The Justice OF the
Peace forthwith to appoint suitable PERSONS
having the qualifications Of electors In such
township, to fill the vacancies that have oc.
Cured or may hereafter occur in the Board
Of Trustees; and the Justices OF the Peace,
who may discharge said duty, shall make
out certificate Of fsuch appointment, ana ME
il with the Clerk Of the proper township,
who shall record The same. And the person
or persons thus appointed. shall take the
same oath or affirmation required Of like OF.
ficeys chosen at any annual election and
hold their offices until their successors shall
be duly elected and qualified.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate,
March G, 1854
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18

The College buildings Of the Indiana State
University at Bloomington, were burned on
the 9Th inss Supposed 10 be the work Of
incendiaries.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18

0HF Friend Hoy states in recen, num-
Der .ha. he has bee Efil the time laboring
10 keep the partyfJoRNA slOn untisd," and
yet complains 'hatpe Of the party are
trying to iuiure him. SPOor felIowI Per.
haps If he were to cease his efforts 10 unite
them, they would be better pleased.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18


By the reques. Of my numerous friends,
| append The following letter, presented TO
me on my leaving my native town for the
Southern States, in the fall of 1850: 2. '1
ATHENS, Athens Co. Ohio.
JACOB S. EARHART ESQ.,, Ah'y. and Coun.
sellOr at Law,-Deur Sir:-Having been
Informed Thai you intend soon to remove
from Ohio for the purpose of pracicing The
Law in one Of the Southern States, where
you are stranger; We. The undersigned,
lake pleasure in permitting you 10 refer 10
us in such way and manner as will, either
in professional card or otherwise, tend to
satisfy the public that we consider you a
gentleman Of unimpeochable character, and
Of unblemished professional Integrity, And
we, in all kirdness extend 10 you the parting
Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18


To establish alterations in State and Couns
~ Roads.
SEC. 1. Be i, enacted by the General AS:
sembly of the State Of Ohio, Tha. all alter;
atoms of S,e.e and County Roads, now made
and established, shall hereafter lorm aPar.
of such road, and so much Of the original
road as lies between polnls q. which the al;
,era,on inlersec.s, shall be and remain va
Gated.
F. C. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS, s4
Pissiden, Of The Senate: Z
March rs, 1854, ,asls4 sas4 1sa9,
's5a
[2a] AN ACT ~
Authorizing depos,ions 10 be taken IN the
State Of Ohio. TO be used inlhe courts ot
: other States. 70
SIC, 1. Be i, enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the STATE Of Ohio, That any par
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18

Pomcroy, April II. 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18
and upon line Of superior grade and curv.
ature.

The CINCINNATI HousE OF REFUeE.-In
company with a couple Of friends, we, las.
week visited this institution. The genle.
manly Superin,endenls politely conducted
us through every department, freely convets-
ing with US in reference ioihe management
&c. While we could not bu, regre, the ne.
cessi,y for It's establishment, nothing could
have given us greuter pleasure than 10 wit
ness the truly admirable manner in which
it is conducted, and the pleasant, healthy
and cheerful which pervades each do.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18
1901 AN ACT

March 6, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

Horses Mules. Cattle. Hoss Sheep and Cave, of
sver eight in number, will be catried rs Bird class
Gunds,-The weights Ia be regulated : follows: Hor-
.es, 1000 lbs, Mules. 500; Beef Cutie, 1000; Stock
to. 700; Hogs. 1876 Sheep, 100; Calves, 25. under
; months old. Lumber of all Kinds, aud Coul to
be loaded and unloaded by consigncee.
One day only will be allow ed load or unload unless
bv speciu rr"ment in writing, Whenever Cur Is
uttered rru1ni loaded alter arriving its place Of
iestinot'pn, over ~ hours, unless otherwise agreed
"por il will be the option of the Company unload
H. aud charge he 80 per Car load for
Lumber, and so cent for onl and olsn cha ge tie
ate Of 81 go per dry, Tor the If tie CAL
TIOS SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-ts Va. IL Tenn. r. X.
IL T. xpress and Rep. COPY.
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c u Il II I'm G..

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discount % twenty live per from the above pri-
ce~ will b. allowed to Clubs oreting four or more cor
les of any of the above works Thus: -Four
copies ot Backward. or of Revi W will be sent
one address tor 50 20; four copies # the four RI.
views and Blnckwond faI $50; and so on
iOSFAGE-ln the principal cries and Towns
these works will be deliver Il. ihrnu h Agent FREE
Or POSTAGE. When b, mail, the Postage I,
any part of the United States viii be but Twenty lonr
Cents a ear Tor Blnckwnod and but Twelve Gems
var for each Of the Reviews
hemttances and communications should AWAY. be nd
dressed. post paid, {" the Publishes
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.
54 Gold Street. Ncw.York
\. B-L. \. Il Co have recently published and
have now for sHle the "FARMERaS GUIDE - h,
Henry stephens. OF Edinburgh AMI Porr Norton. 81
iale 'oiiee Ne" Haven. com ete in vols ROYAL &C.
ihv". containing 1000 pnges Id steel mud 6u0 sood en-
or wings. Price in muslin binding. S..
~ THIS cofk Is NOT The old Book of The Farm
fme'y khsu'clrATED and hrOma upon tie marke
ian 7-dfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

s'R{'"f't"t' |0"e f"sa ot"Ss'-boxesoi mats
bon tsRl furniture
a. ,.es appropriated 10 Second CiaSs.-Boxes, bnes
II Igen eathcs shoes, saddlery glass, paints, oils,
l. :. mi c, nfcetinnery.
4, c2ss oY,,ropriaiefo Third Ciass-Vrgniud omes.
id. iaar caee liquor, bagging, rope. butter cheese,
naat a tur. 5hucco leather, hides yarns cop
aer.5 n sheet l. -, hoow-ware queenswarc, cnstings,
sare marble dressed) adother heavy articles moi
81. rated in spec inl or fourth classmates
4. c' $ appropriate 10 The Fourth CiaSs.-Flour, liz
- rice. pork, beef. fish lurd tallow and buc"n lin
~. boxes sacks beeswnN bnles of ginseng
IL RED truit, oar iron, marble, (undressed) nil and
n nj stones, mill gearing.
( 30 miles l.50 Salt per bushel
."r cs 100 miles 200 c'Fiily pounds. lo
M, ~" y. - $50 miles. 80 u
S.y, dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
TYR ROSES FAMILY MEDICINES

p.,ia, G,,,se pl' ";.,, ~ LIZ an.
,,ence Dr 8 r. i ~, h',n.,, neh, y, mo
pkitI, :: No. -. q y - tooo ~
the nvr,'ty If penn uds, ~. gn,',anc If ,e nm.
Iv emnin. -, Prnfessnr. Pb,s;cL eChanmon Gbsor
Gnxo lanes md u,rs--,.,,o. coIobratod for ,d,sj
science md HAVING Ind div iterc mao mud cnpsura
tion win hose d. ,;ne,ibad Pbys;rions re,er,in,
diseases ,f all Lind. ,n, tho nrone. los t.sET
and beiuo s.liri,ad Ly ,b bis ratio, IN atun
his Prronntion he nv "A; =. m rho rnblic a. The ,e.
.uls of i .xpc,epc C,r rho n,s, ,br,v v,ars re to.
Iowi,g valuable Family Nadici "a ach.a .u,cd IN
specific disease:
Dr. j. s. RoSe's N,y,,o,,S and Ju,;oo,,o,pg Cordial
The Gren,es, Disc,,or !; NdnaI sSincsl Far MI
| Neryous cond;,;,,s ,e h. S,,rI H., J;sea.es and
| Nervous Complnints Than.,ou,ding .nd bnp,v effect
of DR. Roses Neryons CorI; c. Diseases of the Heart
PnlpitAtnns Numbness NEURALGIA Nervous Tremord
the Muscles. Heartburn, Fhtucnce. Pain in the Face
Wakef1lness RstIp..ness ar Inr tho mind mr. body
wo n down bv care labor mr. s,udv has Induced mam
phv icans t use il in their ,ract,ce Form weak ,o
,titution it is grand rest.er il competr, removes
from the system all nervous i,ritsi,ops and almost
miraculous in i,s ranid ,nd bannv eG;ac, The weak
and nervous are frequently nred 10 perfecbeahbe
fore using onr buttle Price ~ cents
A 49,: g. - - ~ 'e"r a Nth
any min? If vm do van VII find immodinte relief
by using DR. J s. Roses Pnin Cuer. II is the only
preImration which cpres oIo,, Instantly vore threats
rheumatism from ODD mir H. ,be s;da hail ar limbs
(ace stiff noel brnios 90 a.. .,d cbiIll.ins THERE'S
nothing eoual IN il far upns or iii, in The brens No
mo her should he wLmt n l. .,,le Whenever you have
main mo H.. n.i, a,,r,,, saf, w, III na, pg;ce 1914
as so l" '''e'' '"'e ~ al "so'' M ~
For all B9rel Comrlaints-Dr Roses Carmintiss
Basam.-A sure remedy for all bowel complaints This
Mixture is one of the most imporfabt medicines, and
should BE- kept in all families A. soothing preP'ra
ton il has no eonal Il cases o infants with h,m'hy
plin in tie bowels, bowel comulai,ts rhopra ruobus
re-tlessness or, inc or general min il has proved
perfect balm produ, ing sleep whom riu AMI strength
without n bitter As n specific or howe. complaints oil
Adults it has neve, fc,I Twenty five cent, PEI bottle
Dr. s. Rose's Co,ono,,5 j,,;d Eytyort of Bpda
For all d. sease. n, th. Ki.vs and Bladder; ol.o,
a Specific Tor Gou-This i. d-rid ediy ore of the hes
remedies eyer u, 81 far di., 81 rho id,e>. bIuidu
&C. and mia, e., o,,,, f.; . I,,u,s bioly re
commented by the late Dr. Phy'ick and many o. '4
mos distinguished medical men "br'at. frfr i.sy
, r." Ltrer complaints, Dgsp1rtd 5c,-i "s law, "are
i's toe 'arse'' sahd IN The human body u h..
frequently derfged than any other Then follows "l'
Pe"',a' constipation cold feet and loss OF appe't =
HNih Incomes yellow, the spirits droop. ana tie'o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

Or tru- vii he eashor ncenlable fbpcr >a't,llt
inrv eudor-rd,
TIE snhscrbcr thankful f,r the very III mi A.
age bestowed pu min ff the lat faunern H. Ira
h-en n business IA LsHthbur3 wnuI Jul lisa t's
he viii still continue Ms ,rpcr h3spe-s NJ herrtot,r,.
aud hopes the adlilr,ual friit - he ns and
lay the attention he feels dettIn iard pvr
ais business in all it, various hanrho- uerjta
tinunnce al the patronage of n liherul ~ lie
-cnt 23.ts go G. CtfRIE
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vVmE sURsCRIBER CALLS THE
THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
BLACKwoOD'S MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT & o. N Y, continue to re-puh-
lsh the following British Periocas. viz
|. The Lo"do" GUN. e,iy Ret1ep, (Con,ervutivc)
: ,. The Ediabnrgh RcvieU (Wmg)
;. The Norh British Rctittc. Gre. Church
a. me u estmiaster Reri n, (Liberal
). Bioeioood's Ediabu,gh Magazine Glory
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NOTICE.

ruNHE Partnership ot READ 4 NASH, has ihi.
Il d.. been iis$ lived by mutual consent in corsc-
Nuenc- # the renewal If Nj. v - Louisville The
# III" firm hereafter will he used OIL, 10 lose
the business. persons owing debts II. OF la, ing
claims against the firm, will settle them with VIM A
Read
WM A READ
Jan 3 Is I HOS L. NASH
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Ito! for the Christmas and New Year
HOLIDAY Si

WHOSE intending to make Presents. ON the ap,ro.cb
ing u plidnl would do well to cnll al (iIBB. VOL
known ant popular establishment and exam in, The large
nn" beautiful stock OF articles l., ckcts Charms Pins
Ss Neys' frames nnd C"ses. of every style and nat
tern from the common up tn, finest Kind 70, n,ro.
"ucFu' "hcf VIII be led ~th the j7c sinie of one
sea IN stye peru lar To Gibbs; style that is exoehed
ny none and eqnHled by few. Gail at the siv., nf ha
f"s' don't make mistake but look out for the stripes
N n =, Il. GIBBS
D. Especial attention is requested, to The new
sly'e cniored pictures. and some new speci ans C h
nteieo>cop'c work which is guaranteed 10 he snsri.
l" any seen in the Stae. Come one cor,, al a., C:,I
oslH and You vii find him little better nrenacc', ~
VIII 80 " lrrnls and the public than mos, esr,abt;.t
h'nt' IN" 'ountrya. lie has two inam,noh liob,.
onh's Ky and side lights with compe,ent and o,
f'eN'e0 assistants, and an unusually lais estock If ]
cities. 10y. VI tle hHib"Th
H-s 2l-ts
---- z. Il q
nv oss4 s--upt aea ti.salg. Wed .r4so,..5 ~.
=" '"d. " eeSaDct To Keep ro,nl,r s',,,'l,
70 'U''ne- tAn=e Hhp Will nra#i ,,,, r.. '''PN
please send in their orders early win
EchOLs l. PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
SOUTH-slDE RAILROAD

~ ~ ~ ctss - .stfcff <srtist- =.
A PASSE >6ER TRAIN OF CARS Icuves the De
"a pot in P,te, sinrg every day. Sunday expected,
nj o'clock. NJ arrives nj Bnrhcvc at the in
rr,eelinn Of The Richmond and Dansille RAILROAD
0n'clo~k,a. ,eonnrc'ihe by nal Rond with Messrs.
7 ngg Gu Stage Lile tr Charloitr Court louise,
llal4lx CnurI Hnu-e. ID awhile md Greensboro c.,
md arriving II fnrni,itc 100. A. NJ. connecting
there with Mrs-r-. Fhgg Caldwell x Co.'S Stage Line
irr burg
Recurring, tlain lcavos Fmmyc | p. NJ,
~ Bnrkcville at "a p. m. arriving a. Petersburg il
time lr the trains eang North or South. connecting
every tuesday and Friday wllh the Appomaitox Rail
toad.with lie splendid sea nsIips Roanoke md Jnmes.
wi, ipr \ ~.1mk; which lcn,c Cits Point NJ P
aud every Wedn' sny with teauships lor Philade phid
Nhtrh leave City Point Mt The same hour.
T. gers precrring remain in Petersburg the
light, eau NIKE the morning train North "A. 4. NJ.
the Janes River BoatS lor Old Point Norfolk aud Bati
y. NJ the for the South, ut o. lock
4.
Arrangements have been na,'c by which through tick.
"ts b" we'n The iolowu2 points may be prhcured al
tie annexed tatcs:
Between Petersburg and Lynrhharg through in
hli"eo h"ir-i .-.-.-.-.---- - W
between Pefersr,le aud The Sweet Suf thur
S,ainE- through IN I'VE anys, ..-.-..-.-... Q 90
'"twetn Petersburg aud White Sulphur Springs,
through it, TWO dnys..-...-.. ....-...-. 80. 10 90
Brt"een Peer.hG,g Darville, through in TWEEN
ty-f .ur hours,............. ............... 8 %
B,.iw IN Petersburg G go sbor,' n O., thro'
- two day-,-...--- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
N'twenn Petersburg and Salisbury. N. G hrnut
inthfe" Il 1Ns..--..-- II 10
Il tween Prte shurg AID Chlrcttc. $lS 90
freight tain ,avcs the Petersburg Depot every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning at d, A. Wand
r,llrns the same days Any person wishing tho
freight obtain freight list by caig uson
ihc AGENT at the Petersburg Depot
dera Is Il. J. WALL Sup't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

nj CHIMNEY BRO hsv this day purchased Of
w & Mckinney, their entire stock II D,N
Gs'o.'s Gr"rer's. irHn &c, viii untrue husne.s
tn IL old stand, here h.y will keep constantly on
hand general tssorttnento Dry Gond. Grncrnr- hon.
&c. which they will all times be plrsseo to hui.h
Tsir friends aud customers ipon rs low tern any
II ouse in the city. AN 2-t.l
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DIS OLU TION,

YNHE firm Of q. a. y. Mcks, es is this day dissoly-
Il lily mutual corseif. Ali person. iudebio,l 70
the requested make nm rars stttl fncnt
cfter mud nj ciaims gaiust the concern will
be pad presentatlon. Tn name Of the ,unce will
be continued aud used l., either partner ia liquid.on.
CnAs Mckinney,
"A MCKINNEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

tt the Train Is stoppcd f0i PnsSehgef between
at the above named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train. and no charge viii
be less than tweutv-ii,e cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcep hose
who take the ,ars where tickets suld,
will be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent in al
lton the regular of fare, provided, how.ve,
That in sh I'll he receive less than ten. nor
nn fifty from any passenger to any point
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes,
be left with the Ticket AGENT and ore with the Conduc
which passes, must be explicit in granting the priv
ege to travel on the Free coored persons viii be
required produce their free papers,or they will be
permitted q travel on the
May lots THOM 5 SHARP,
Sun rrl1snnrtnlinn
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MsgliaHTGAL.


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~ 49, - NY
| ....,z...,a,,, a.aa.as# po-r-ary,er. pusr =
- ...~ x.n, -, oans.
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| flNHESE noRks nave he - - creation iii
l al the lnte-t Ispyorcd Machip.ry fnr Wood aud
II N work. and upon scale co'nsn.urate With the
More lhan me hundred III al Description have
en- "a a, ih.sc work Tor the Nitgina q Tennessee
81 a.ad.
Ptesilants and Eneia 'ers' OF kslkaad' are respect
ig ingii d IL bestow tic patronage. a ref MAY r.
Jpn owing ihcir setA hnshed m sif't enH P'rhH
II pHns aud Il AZ tngsi ~ amer iie "''-
.stose lsus n CONSERVATION, st pfie'- -nii.iHci"fs
A.lnb ipngsr be compelled - niath fi'1 Oarz if"h
IT, d. -dfrcf to latRe esPerse I'D - 81 TO-.
rortstsa GEO. q GhhLb Proprrio'
-. -, - = -,
'hs NM -tsh'" ''"h ~ ~ a.. -.
/" "N- "'x - = -. - a., ., -.
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'"'-"'a' pun - : - -, -, l.
'ton''ei"l "''a N,n p'I -. c,,s,,n, :.
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Tpg attcnt,on uf tnnmer- ni.u invited 10 tho.
Works - thcrs viii be iept always an md al hid.
AyrieulturnI Ius ,bie tnents.


This flrw raa-i.i- 4 ~, Ple~-, .lnerd "ne h'i're
the her, On th, beam The rwhrI nnc uk"s
TURF fnm hr,s ,hch sdrep separating ihn r"'t-
the gfns vegetable matter. md lays IL -lire nr"cr
lawn. Ia the bot IN 81 the previous fat"W; Il tin
ind nm lows from tJpr L. az inches deeper md
,ai~"s and deposits it, zie tl1l at the forward
II hin rsci un1 turned the sub .nil IA hrokrn nnd
tpcinwe , md spread oo-c aud eve " nNci thu swnrd
min thr 'nupu &c al the suite Agricultural Committee
a. New i.rk, in their report OF 1871. it mike, II
.red BE-, alrno~ prriretl, spnle
W. vii he u cnns'bftly on fHnd lRrsc u.saftmem
ii SEASONED LUMBER buh NrlInw und white
Pr" oal. NaI5oi. 4, nhi II Viii all regul -
hnHt ar wluiesae urres. P-r-nAs wanting lumber VII
lind il iher nisautnge IL purchasa at H." Netk-,
10y ca hive her ll.nbef worked aud dressed
,cr he ehy .aytBa the expcuse oi hauling
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

ARE kEDUCED-EhrOu. from
LF"eh6"g Va, 70 knoIttHe Tennessee. by he Iir.
gi"'a aad Tennessee Rnt'road, and Fapsh g. cos Linz
81 >f"ge. i hionsh tickets ran he obtained the
Ticket Office of the Vi"giaia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, ut the following points and at the following
rates, via:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

A. j. BLACK. Ticket Agent
". B.-Fhe same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and nl other points along the line Lynchburg
aug 9-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
CONANT a WALDpoN rs,ur

~ thanks 10 their Old customer. them formrr
kindness and patronage aud ash them cohtieue to
call where every 4xettoh shall be nude III plcnse thrn
jan 6-,its = CONAAT a WALURON.
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RAILROADS, &C.

MON and AFR the 18th inst the rites ON the "l-
Ipe ing articles vii b. ~ follows, viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04
STATE OF TIE MARKETS THIS DAY.

"WEDNESDAY, July - VI
A.sr.Po,. and Pearls without change sales Of the
FORMER n, As y. and the latter at Is 80.
Corro,There is no change TO note, bnt the marke: IS
quiet. -. -.
FIorR AID MrlL-The good aud better brands OF
Western and State Flour firm and in far demand
while the low GRADES are heavy and dull Prices howev'
r are without material change. Canadian fl'ur very
firm q, s. 5os 81 6ei.
The sales Of Western Canal are 5000 bols. al = 20
- IS for common good State; e6 500 - for bogus
State" 81 3Ti 50 for Wisconsin, y '5as- S'i Tor
common TO good Ohio Southern Flour IS steady an IN
limited supply sales $50 bbs at - 75a 81 % for mixed
70 fancy brands Baltimore Georgetown, &c Rye r'ou
and Corn Meal are quiet and without marked change
GnAis-wheat in good supply especially ordinary ana
common and prices are hardly firm sale OF ioooo
bus. Upper Lake made at sl,i'. oa's are lower
dull and in good supply Sales Of State and Western at
81 a 5sc. Rye is inactive at 81, 20
Corn is q &C. lower and the demand is only moderate;
sales 90 900 BUSH a. "A a7sc for round yellow 5oS6ss
for unsound and damaged sole FOR Southern yellow 20
. 10. for Western mixed and Southern white is nominal
at 20 sic.
WHisKr-A quiet market at a7ic. for Prison, and 81
-. for Ohio.
ProyrsioSs-The market for Pork is without further
chance sses of Mess si2 asa sl2 81 and $40 so $40 rs
for Prime Beef less active but firm sales Of Country
Mess at sea els; rcpacked Chicago sl6; City Mess
SIS So Lard is without further change sales 81 9c
Butter and Cheese unal;ered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

rlenishcd seyeral nc expressed himse; decidedly OPP
posed to drinking Jersey Cider Tho Committee OF Ar
rangemens were non ef and the whole matter Of setting
the table, opening cder'seemed to devove upon one
of the ATTACHES Of Mr. Taylor, the keeper of the Hal
While all this was going up stars ga regular time
being had down stairs in the basement between the
members Of both Boards and their respective friends.
Cold turkeys chickens ham, beef bread and butter
&C. rapidly disappeared, and washed dowo by the
genuine Heidsck. This little affair passed of very pleas
anty. One very prominent Rormer present making
hinself very jolly.
There were many other Reformers present, Blu; they
undoubtedly would not have came had they known that
ii was to be paid for out Of the City Treasury This din
got up by the members Of both Boards at private
expense for the special entertainment. Of their frends