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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25

rEPTEMBEis 3Oth. 1851.

y GEOKbE u kJtkER co :,
LYNcHBUKG, Va
Respectfully beg The nttrhtlon If the Ladies and Gen
u MINT rho splendid stuck OF rich aud elegant
Fall and Winter Goods in>t r'cciv d and opened
TIE assortment j. very rompIt'. Customers will find
n In e,ta -hncnt nearly quite every attic IN tie
Dry Gonds line. Tie quality of epods may BE-. in n3os
u,tancos relied or, a,tle stock geueIay was sciected
wi h grcat cnic anil with reience /, durability. HE
erces VIII he satisfactory. Mean goods extremely
INV irre-. Cloud goods n, usual at VIA 20" goods
worth c3d Is respect ully requested ii all wi
-, 10 ,r. F.. sep 30-u2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
SILhSt SILkSi! SILkS!!!
1851
goth September
GEORGE NJ RUCkER Il co.

IL AVE just ,er. i ed and opened ihelr stock OF
L l. Indid SILK GOODS, comprising almost ey"H
le # Silk Goods worn. t. respectfully ask the
ofthc purchasers of Silk Goods 10 the iooN.
ing
a 2G-2s-30-32 x "a nch snpr Black & de
Rhine Slhs
% inch sup'r Back Tafrt d silk
SUP Bin Rcpt Silks-ns,ort,d quulit burning
&" Gro Grain do
Blaek and Colored Watered Silks
do and Polish figured do
do an Striped do
Brocade, (ver, elegantly
Plaid Silks ass rtei
Go'orei Brocade do Tor Dinner Pres az
Plaid do
Whit Bocuie do for }rial Dresses
Rent do " "
q" Watered do E" d"
Glaze do
q Col red Chameleon Gro dc Ahirees
- Plan Colnred Silks assorted such As and
Bosses Mara l. ui-e Tan. Sky Blue Pink, Pea
Green, Straw. Lilac, &C., &c.
sep 30 d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOokS!..
PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

Have iu. received The foll'wI1g New Works.
Parry eaders tc-s oil Thomas J-efsu> ,aeI. m
ander Haniton, Andrew Jackson, Hcnry eB. am
john Ruud"Iph of Ronuoke,-hy Joseph q. Baldwin
aulhur OF The r lush Times Of Alabama aHd Misss,ip.
II.
yirsni, Comrledians or Old Day. n the Old Domin-
ion, 70, Bingham,
Captain Carrot; or, Twen, Years of an Afc can Slave
Chesnut " nod by Liele Linden,
katha, inc Ashton,
Plurality of nrl 5,
Russ by De Cuisine,
Lumpghter,
Voice, ottne Day by Cummings,
VOICES OF The Night.
The Tenn ana the Altar, -
Scripture Rendbgs, a
Lectures Romansn
Church before the Flood
sep 27-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25

the Tram is stopped fui passenger between an
d lue above named pui4ts, the charge ~be uB5" iron
Ire point passed by tho rain. and charge wi
a. Ices than twcut,-ti,r crut- ia ar, rn-".
Passengers No do ut procure Tickets ieHeef rhn.e
VIC take thu ar whe.e tickat. IRE not .uj.
vii he charged b, the conductor. per cent IN al
tiipa the regular rate OF tar" rn, lied. however
tlat ga rHse .h al lac receive than fe. uor#
llaH hhy ,cri. from anyone passenger, MY pint
lie road.
servants wi be required to have ras-c,. t.
Ire left with the Ticket Aerui and nrt ia ft CON
which passcs iuu.t be- cXicir IN lr1ntfre iir
Iaer tfnvcI the ears. zee eoal,d ftt,uus b,
required To- produce thelffe poprrar tiny Viii not be
ltetnittod "a irpyc 81 on the c8rs.
Jun Ii T.. II Oil l., Gru'i Supt
fS' All pspcrs advertising for tbs COMPANY vii
peasc top all adv rtiscfnent- m relation Passenger
L. nd INN .l-llL..t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS
September goth 1854.

SUPERIOK VELVET CARPETS, (already mndel
~ S 4perior Administer Rugs Ito mutch)
N,nts -
ply Carpets
do
A. 4, and s 8 sup'r Twed Venetnns
ChiuaI- and rufted Rugs
triass and Gh uullr Matt
"A 6-l, 81 l6-4 and 24AOh CIot's Go. Dining
Roo. )
4 1 4 aud 81 Furniture Oil eth (vrry -nperor)
Blu & G"d. Green \ Gold, Crimson x Gold Dn
: Tor CuIla
Solid B'ue a d Crimson Danask. for Curtains
Turkey Red Nusnrs '' do
Centre Ta<slc- aud Side Loops for Curtains matt h
Danask Resets and Banis
Window CuIncrs, assorted (very beautiful paivrns)
Sup'r Lace Curtains
Embroidered Musns for Curtains,
All nf which i'll sell extremely low ami respect.
fuzzy ask Il ctll from all wishing purcha4r.
sep 30 d2m GEO. NJ RUCkER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
MIsgELLAR ECUs
Pump and Fire Engine.

NHTuuLD respectfully announce to lie citizen, If
w Iynchburg aud vicinity, that they are manpG,.
rlr1n. al their A rirultural Works onthe Basin A z
MITCIIEL'S PUMP 4 FIRE ENGINE co1nhiped
winch i. tie perfect article Of the Kind ever OFF,
Ell To the pubr. esgned for Factory, Fire and Gar
den En- me aud i, peculiarly adapted To private dive
lug. alo.ling turn FIRE Engine under their dire,
command capable Of 10 cling waller over two stor,
dw..lug
Al ordrs prorpdY Intended t. and Pumps put into
ell, oi Sprias. she u-u4l Jaes aud wlrru1ted J.,
ptrfutu, Will for year
" ~ The exclusive agents fpr the counties Of Camp
t'l. inherit, Bedford ond Appomaltox.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
HEAVY APPROPRIATIONS
Fall and Winter GoodS.
AT TIE
- SHOE n HAT TEMPORAL en-
MAIN sTktfT, LYNcHBuRa

flour Doors abopf the Market House
The undersgne would respectfully tnvte the attention
OF their friends and the public generally to their new
stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS. consisting Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cap. Trunks faises Carpet
Bags, School Seclas, &c ;Gen''s Boots NJ their own
manufacture and that of Mil Sons. also J. Miles
g. Son double water proof Boots. super u article
Ladies Cloth and KID Gaiters 1uskt Bootees. Whole
Boots. &c; Mi,sc.' aud Chidrens' Shues OF ali kinds
and sizes: By Boots and Shoes; SeJvRnts Shaes-a
superior article Gents fine M"l"skn Hats. Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young America, Wide u Wake and
Slouches of lifetan kinds Also variety OF men :
and boy'- Cans, ehbdens' Gaps ard TU,bans H. feo
days si5 re, eve Eastern Goods. eompri>n
mems and bow Coarse Boots Shoes, &c and then we
say with safety that stock wil be complete
any offered il this marSct-which sill sell cheap
as anybody in The state All ask ia a call. aud
for yo irsef FRETNBLL Il HALL.
lpis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
N CHEUDISE.
Fall Supply of hardware,---l054.
SIMPSON Il BRO,

Sign of the Golden Lock LynchbuIg, Va.
w = ate opening, IN addition la "ut tpnrr ne"
w -ta, b. IA yer, tarye assortment IF Hae DWARF,
tr1IlKY. GUSs. pIsraLs sADDLEKY. PLArED Coon,
tlnau on LofHs Boyse k,eptag dtfic'es Bqid~g
Ncfezafs and Tools II MAJ cyey aiserP aoa. empf
which srr muuyarir iu,t sdured mt arket Oh :
fall
We haifer ourselves We exhlltfo tLf public e"'.
.srY. nrt tfo-e " m avor "a With an examination
erei,r vanity opportunity ct sNle and quarry ct
good. over uferri III his il surpassed in any market
Cur good. are, Drs anil r,o-t desir.5'. ANA viii
Dee .5Id al re-, samLle profit. Oily al Whn ~" 1--WE
il. cal 4 .rrua u 18th their ord,r,, Winch e re-
reiee uu best md prompt utienuo'.
Merchants, tnl other, buy largely viii b. changed
n ,nnlI ndvnnre t,uls. OF 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25

II II
Ifyou wanttir BEST Gool,. the Pref FEST
\ Goods, md tht CHEAPEST Goods ~ the mar \
ket,
y Come to Hannahs Cash Store,
win Trey ARE Icing npetrd. It Is he lace
where v,u get anything yeu want, at Any \
PRICE AOt WANT IT. 1t sou would / he 10
A SAVE YOUR MONEY these hnrd times,
bay your goods at IIASsAHs CAsH STORE.
II A y II
a..
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n Ew DRY GOODS

y EW DRY GOODS
v PHILIP W PAYNE
Is nov receiving very superior stock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS consisting OF every article
at Lndlrs and Gentlcmens wear Also, a large assert
mrni oI Blankets Lindseys and Heavy Woolens al OF
which he ofcrs the most favorable terms II for.
patron noi the public general respectful; 90
heite Ia CUP Al klLES CORNER, MAIN ST.
IL DIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
GASLHGliI's.


Tt'liE Lyme burg Gas Light Company pre fully
4 prepared To furnish Stores, Churches, tactorie.
and private families with Gas of superior quality
Whether der the brilinnc, the light It's Tree.
dom from erything calculated soil roons furniture
curpets. is che pucss it is superior ohe
light in We leg leave 10 invite attention the
following recomm ndhiion of few ut those who have
tested lis qualities
The 'dersgned, who ate using Gas manufactured al
the ynchburg Gas " orks, take pleasure in recommend
ING IT, citizens at large, being better cleaner
aud cheaper tan any other eht have used, consider
in. the o ght obtained.
Robert Early, Stsle.. McEl!euy & Co.
/ A Atkinson, Baker 4 c lavey,
Simpson Bro, Burrot CHS, Skater, & Co.
Joh1 +. Wright b. Il Sumrer,
ImIir W. Payne, Glass j. Rane
Jho. Il, Meem, T. l. Dudley,
Nm. Stzer, y < NJ. Gucgenhemcr
Ace. y. McCnuahun, c. More,
Mcdonald x Peters. Nm Is. & c. Fisher.
Il. Rurher, X Staber x Co.,
+. / Gibbs "I.tee OF A. Boyd,
Bapust Cn>reh, ". + Al detso 4 Co...
Rosser x Cawthou, Ilorner " atson 4 Co.
Newell House. Mechanic, Hurt y Pre,trn,
CiHs l. L., lhus Sharp.
Warwick House. GebISup. of r r..
". y. Lctr~ic X Bro. Frclwtl! a. Hal
Washington House, b .. Pave
> 4 Luugiorue, Hat, her X Logwood,
ia, VI. BOYD. }Wnrdcns OF ST Poul's
sum. ". Shelton, Church.
Those wishing To iEtfuGut, Gus can certain the
rot utd any OTHER lorunt"n rspr, ting it, by apply
.r4lp T. Z. HOPPER SUI trinl, ndent.
ma, Is dts
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Low Fare from Lynchburgt TO Richmond /:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after III, luth july. our IS, a. will leave
l. n'lthn'g tor Richmond, t'-N'cb},, N: Tuo.,lav
rhursIn. & Sa,urlny,a p r or drrcIl, after I'M. n,
rival ol the Western Pas, from vo.blnr,
two might, aud one day the Boat.; md tho..
VII" Inv" hus css in Richmond. can without lossin
time, 81 80 by tskng thi. route. F1r Chrote.
vile, til weekly cuaeh,s couuret ia ScouSyilr; leave
Lynchbnrs 1t M arrive i, Cha lon'e>sc IA, xt dnv
pm HOYp, EDMUND \ DAN L .POpT.
LnIA
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>OUTiis,DE az ILsSOAD,

sOUIisiDE K lLROAD
FkEIG T TRAIN.
T's- ts1 yNT = " q 4re now ready TO reccivr
80 NJ ~ M rrightS G,r the Souh,ide e Ill
road, at \, N. +. Andetson's Commission House on i.
Basin Any person wishing Intrs of ire stt.
en- obtan frrg list by calling On me.
lls oder of Ile Sup't
sep 31-r, ALFRED W. II pRNER kgt
flNIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST KE
specially to call he attention ui the cItlzrns ~
Lynrhlure Mud the ad ming eouutry. his large AM
NJ splendidassormentol BOO Is SHOES
n CATERS. &c. al hl, CNN MAKE ssS@s
~ ami which WARRANTED OF rHE BEST QUAIL
.>D"F SUPERIOR wukAMtNsHIP.
Person, wishing ha,c good aud durable Boot =
Shoe for the present viii dowe to call on
u. am determined to pe",e both Is regards auu.n,
and price.
Don't orge 70 call al the >rorc three doors above tie
Franklin Hotel aud Immediately oppo-itrthc Citizens
Saving, Rink. T. r. GRIAlALDl
dec ii.
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o N a ut, w AL d RON & Co,
A UuLD Re pertfuly iatcrm tieir tcn and the
w public generally that they receiving,
hem fuuifur " are Rooms Mai ST.. rew doors
brls~ tuc Norvel liou-r, their stock Of Rose Wood
MahugHn>, Walnut and other Furniture together wra
er,t mtny article, in the way Of House keeping,
are useu we'll a. ornamental, 1t have never before
been introduced to this market All OF which have been
selected from IA. u.s." North enjoying the highest repu-
ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department
in which they havr engaged wurkmrn Of and expo
rience, aud therefore prepared to have made
der, out OF good ma eria amy piece Of furniture tina
my be ordered. They would add that they are pre-
pared 10 offer greater inducements pt1sons ng
anything in tie way ii TT RNli uRE, than has ever be-
been ohe cd in til, market. And they hope by
aon, attention /" business and receive at lea,
portion OF the ublie patronage.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
B We would say TO our cid frlcnd, and custom
rr> t''i we continue to manufacture old stand
b, ige St. all kinds Of T bacco LIQUIDS and tho
i'kc, and We socit continuance ot thrir avors.
mar l3 l. Z, ". y c..
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SOIT1a-SsDE RAILROAD
a.. & ~ =


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
4 PASSENGER TRAIN or CAbS leaves the D.
"A pot in Pcte shurg ,.ycfy duy. Sunday excepted At
IL ocock, A NJ. an Arrives al Burhevil,e nj the
ler'ection oi the Richmond aud Dhn,iilo kul-Road
It loelockA. .ronnrcIina 10y that Road with Messrs
+ tlagg Co : Stage Liuc pr thnfIue Count
halifax Count House. DnvIi' ana Grren-boro, |.
md arriving at tie rly'r. Y mes below Lsnchbnre,
at l. P. NJ. roauret ticro Nth Jacket cont winch
arrives in Lynchhnla al NJ h,li pas TWO.
The return tram Ieav hyn, hbuigat $50 A. NJ,
arriving in Petersburg 30 oclacl p NJ, VII re- pas
#ngels VIII have an opportunity Ia dne. Inc tain
vii lenvc famsfI,c nj ! To two o'clo,k p. NJ. md
BurkeS ale nj u g. =. m, arriving "a Petersburg il
fine Ter the trains grug Month South. connecting
very Tuesday nd Friday witt the Appnnatox Rail
Roud. with lie -pl ndtl sIra u>hp~ Rouuokc and James,
l'wn Tor w-lmk, whIch Ien,c Cit, Point ut p NJ,
md every WrIn SHAY lh steamships ton larl phu,
thlch leave juy I,lni II The sapfe hour
Pa,sei GER prcl'rrlng Petersburg the
'ght, can take tn moni tth.1 North at a. A. Nj.
he James River Boats Tor Old mt Norfolk aud }nrl-
nlc III y M OF the "a. he South, NJ Of lpck
Arrangements hive been n1a,'r by which through tick .
.s he'""'o III" following pouts mey be procured at
the oxed rHtos:
Between Petersburg and Lyorhburl through in
sixteen hours, .-.-...--...- s. 0N
Between Pncr-' urg and the Sweet Sulphur
Srrngs through IN t"o days,.--...--..-. Oh
}rtween Peter butg and " INC sulphur SIrpes,
through in two days -... Q 81
Between Petersburg Dauvillr, thrnngh in tween
. N-''u' ,oa'S' -. -.-----.--. -
Berw, en- Petersburg er sboru' \ {, thro'
IN two days ....--...--.- ......-... 10 %
between Petersburg aud Salisbury y G ~ourh
Between Peter burg and Charintte, ...-..-.SIs on
\ freight train iaves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday "Wednesday and Frllay murning 81, "a md
returns the same days. Any person wishing IL see til
rates i freight can ,htain freight list by calling Il on
The Agent at tue Petersburg Depot
oct 2ts f. !. ALL.H Sum s. X K.
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Fer Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Line.

TIVE hrnuiif.i Md layar,i,. Il .oo,f,Ht- e.
j Au6l STA. uudr h' command It Sra-.zazefsz=----s
Gapt Nm. { Suttli - lung i ifyo,abis Luue p la
the travelling community the Potomac and jaime.
liver Is now tuuninR the iirs VIA Ipd Wal
i4ail,an1 s.. furnished with LII T. BOATS
Lii Preserves, fur.r Pump. pud ali The ri1anre.
1nred by At OF Congress the -aieiy 81 -s
.uect-.
THE Care running II ucNuu with the Augusta from
Rchmand leave IT, R,itniond nd Petersburg Depot an
reery Menlas Nedn--tas .ani nday & orloca
Prt.on- e.ti.lpe IN Rirhmuad. bs the Packet Boot.
Inv" but "a ir~ strls tn wink to thu Cof-
The Carr ruuoi Z Dom Pot,r.i.urg II nv rair' H.
connection With the Augusta rnse Petersburg -nH,#
my rs above MA N.,from rbc Depot Of th. hrra
matroH Il Co thu gslpl ra--,.nser- arioriua5ts
rns" tram lyH, tbuE The, ~ rhe Packet bout. N
DauNiiie Railroad Ia hienluuo, b, If the pu
So Rafrond To Petersburg mud tuti thr,e nrsi MON
~ 20 Norfolk
R~turnrsth Augusta in rnyr Norfolk on tn altcp
ate a4-. viz; iu".iuy., lhuf.doy- and Saturday, ~
j
IN" Aaeu-tan Il .top nj Old POM. 10th puiar At
n1pfnHg rrEu nrl, titoug hnut the liiliug St,.iu.
iafr het"rcr R'cunund. AorlnIk aud old Punt I. Ct
IN h"t~ eea Richmond Coke. lipgs Miii aud
ah',iren over ,hucr ,'af- and not I'VE, twrl'e
fe.'r- ii nee hal, puce.
MI each .-.--..- -- . ..-..-.. IT.
HaAtn'-. through --..-. ..-. ...--. St
servants L, ans pot uu 4 "riycI,. .---...-... u
Mod ..#---...-.. .......=-. .-.. 90 ,.
Ian 36alSrlz GHOS. DODAMEAb.Sa5,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, House
Furnishing Goods &c. &c

Furnishing Goods, &C., &c
HREGORl x ROY ALL having determined to maxi.
~ ,rhangc their business viii offer lrnu to day
the 1rgrst aud de>irabie stock Hardware. Gu
hry d. x ever fore offered il thr- market, erent.
reduced plices for cash, Many orc Ut and to,c
tending To cio.e NJ Their business : speedily A.
po-.lle t.ry cordial ymvte all indebted to The old
concern # Gregory \ Roy, and the l1te concern oil
6r"-ot', Ro,nIl x Simpson pay up, longer ndul
s,nr'' cannot be given
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-25

TONkA BEANS.
small Ion very superior Tonha Ben :, Tor sale by
n or % ~ ID r LYMAN.
EUeTOPbNED splendid blk SILK Velvet for Gl"aks,
~ Black Satin and Cloths for La lies Cloals, and
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1 Richmond Mil AMI vii pa, thr highest mn k"t
pic" Tor it, 'e-rc tuiy rrque-t my friends aud the
public generally To give mo call before -.iiins.
WM. a MILLER,
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ALRukDs, &C.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-06

Mr.. Thomas b. Reed. Of Randolph coun-
ty, is q candidate for State School Commits
sioner. at the August election.
The Huntsville Recorder after copying
a call upon Mr.. Reed to become candidate
which appeared in the Republican, thus
speaks Of him
I'm compliance with this call, and the So
licitatlons OF friends in different parts Of the
State, we understand that Mr.. Reed is
IA candidate for the Office in question. III
this connection we will add for the inIorma-
nation OF those not personally acquainted
with Mr.. Reed, that he graduated at the
Missouri University in 1916 or AZ with the
first hunors orhis class. The two next years
he taught school in this place, The county
seat OF the county where he was raised
That he is a sound and influential Lawyer
is evidenced by the fact, that lie is engngec
in almost every case tried in the courts o
Randolph. He is truly a selr-made man
having been born 10 no heritage but sount
constitution and vigorous intellect. He il
a man OF untrng industry and unyieldinI
perseverance; an able writer, lorciblr
speaker, and devoted friend TO the caus'
OF Education.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-06
CANDIDATES. DEPARTMENT.
ANNOUNCING FEE-S2 IN ADVANCE

We are authorised 10 an ounce BYRD DEATH
ERAGE candidate for reelection 10 the Office of
Sheriff Of Howard county.
We are authorised to announce ADAM HEN
Dirk a candidate for reelection TO the Office of
County Treasurer of Howard county, at the ell
suing August election.
We are authorised to announce CAsPAn ".
BELL a candidate TO represent Charlton county in
the lower branch of the next General Assembly.
We are authorised 10 announce r. T. BAysE a
candidate for the office Of Justice of the County
Court of Howard County al the ensuing August
election.
We are authorized to announce NJ. II. SNYDER
! a candidate for County Court Justice. Of Chari-
ton CountWat the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce WIN, II. CUE
Rim candidate for County Court Justice, of
Howard County, AZ the ensuing August election.
We are Authorised 10 announce JoHN NJ. DAVIS
a candidate for County Court Judge of Charlton
county al tae ensuing August election.
! We are authorised TO announce SAMUEL CAR
son candidate for Constable OF Charlton Town
ship at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-06
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES. THURSDAY MORNING july 6, Is
FlournoH on Internal Improvements.

rlOuInOy vi AnGSIhdl improvements
We gave in our last some OF Mr.. Flour
noys votes on the subject OF Internal I'm
provements. He is every where profess
sing to be in favor Of Internal improvements
and 1t is right that the people should be oc-
quainted with his acts OIL this subject. He
was not friend enough 10 vote for the Platte
county Rail Road, although the state was
perfectly safe, and although it was agreed
that Road, was an important branch TO the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Road.
On tha l2lh Of January, 1853, there was
proposition before the Senate, TO expedite
the construction Of the Mississippi branch
Of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
Road. This road would run from the Iron
Mountain TO point in our Slate, below free
zing-where the river navigation Is not
obStructcd by ice, and give our farmers an
outlet for their produce, at all seasons. Mr..
Flournoy roied against L, Internal Impro' e.
neRt man as he now processes TO be. Mr..
Lindsay, democrat urged this road i'll a
lengthy speech showing lis importance, By
connecting St. Louis, over the Iron Noun,
tain road, and the Western borders Of the
State, over Che Pacific Road. But our DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress did not want
to give the people Of this section such spec
dy mode of conveying their reduce to mar
kct, and getting their sugar, coiFo and salt
back. Not he! He voted against the bill
We tell the people FIournoy is rotten OF
the subject Of lnpro, cments. He wont do
There will soon be two new States west OF
us, and we want Rail Roads TO DO orr bust.
ness--to increase our poimlation--to en-
nance the value OF our laIils- 10 convey OF,
products 10 market, and bring back nur ar.
ticles of consumption. He is against this
the record shows it--and he is not a fit rep
rcsentative for the Third District
We have more Of his votes 10 refer to
but time and space are wanting to-day.