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sack coat near y new, ripped up the back as
with knife; shirt the left breast Of which has
Two holes resembling the perforaton of bullets,
the collar OF which is torn as if by violence and
two empty bags. These are still living there.
anu can be seen by the interested or curious
L he ravine Is within a mile of the Petersburg and
koanoke Railroad, and if murder has been com
hhtted' and the body buried. escape was easy by
the cars. No person has been missing in tho
neighborhood, nor is the cart or clothes recogni-
sable. 1t surely ought to be investigated, and
the affair ma lie public, that other places, where
persons may be missing can have cognizance of
the above facts,wth the possibility of its leading
to an calculation of the mystery. Whether II
murder or not, there has been foul play in some
way. Who would drive horse and cart away
off the road into dark dell and kill the horse, if
murder robbery not the motivel The dri-
yer may have plundered the boxes, and took to
the cars, or one may have killed another, strip
ed and buried him, and made off with the spoils
1t is all superstition, but it is all mysterious and
worthy of minute inquiry.
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NV Motto is +" Progress. :"

LNROM the great increase Of business tie subscriber
l. has enjoyed in the last six months, he has been
conn eed add his ready extensive cstablis hment,
which he has donc by building OF the largest and
most admirably arranged operating in the Union,
aud can say without lear of ra1clion, that he
has OF Il Ian gest and best arranged establishnl
in this country, and facilities for the successful prosecu
ton of his business possessed but by few il any, in th,
State. With competent and accomplished assistants,
und by far the largest stock OF daguer eoye material,
be ourd in this place such Of eve.y variety,
and frames OF the finest qualify ard richest patterns jew
elry, from up the finest quality made for
dagueneoypes he fla himself that he is bettr pre-
pared to meet the of the public in such things
than any house in this place, from 81 50 500 90.
As to the quality OF his work, he feels TINT it is
well establishment to demand or admit from him self
recommendation h. will only say that he chaer ges
comparison with any, not only tuhen in this place but
the wor |.
With HE present facilities ne is much better prepared
take pictures of children and groups than heretofore
aud would especially call attention that department.
ln every case satisfaction guaranteed, charge
made.
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of every description accurately mken, sPe.
cimcrs OF which mey be seen, and many others with
which his galleries abound by calling the sign Of the
Flag door the Virginia Bank. Main ST.. Lynch
burg, Va. on at Masonic Temple, Main St, Danvle
Va. p. E. GIBBS, Proprietor
Z S.--Post mortem cases and invalids promptly
tende to when requested.
Stock of all kinds furnished Il craft at thu lowest
cash prices. i. Il. &.
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Mysterious Afair-Supposed Murder.

., The Petersburg Express of yesterday, says :
n gentleman of our acquaintance, resident OF
o nn"iddle' whose veracity is unimpeachable
tbaa 10 our office yesterday, and informed u.s.
f snat story was current in his neghborhood of
IN Uu, aeed committed as long ago as January last
sno a woody dell near by. He proceeded to the
mr. p,' designated, little to the West of Waugh
Pas, road about three quarters of mile from
ci Gp'af spring Church, and six miles from this
cr:3 ana there, in deep, dark ravne he dscov-
trra small market pedlar's cart, containing
b bop empty boxes, an empty barrel, and the gear
boong,hg to horse. About two hundred yards
Le1 pho' the carcase of horse lay, whose throat
'"' e n cut and scattered along the hollow was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05
sEABURY's SHOE & HAT STORE.
- 1851 Spring Supply.

a. receivi large supply great variety oil spr'he
L . Summer Guuds. | am confident thsrc has new
been opened in LynehhnrK such m a.a,itment OF Ia
DIES CATERS, SLnfERS, BUSklNS. BOOTS;
LIMBS and WALKING sHOESi GEN rLEMEN'S
BOOTS. GAlfEks, SHOES. SL1PPERS& PUMPS
MISSES GATE h, BOOTS nn1 SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS ami SHOES -ond CHILDRENS SHOES by
the small CART.LOADli
Also srleadida surtmcut Ut agN's.sor and cut
pRkNs SUMNER HATS aud cars. Also, Travelling
Trunks, Carpet ,gs Nalis,s, Umbrellas &c Ne.
My two oldest sons are with statesmen anl II
is purpose to have avery accommodation extended Ia
my customers which will approve, To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks ate rendered,
with assurance that all stnl be done that ought be,
To secure its continuance L. SEABURY.
B.-My friends viii find sumo one in my store nj
almost every hour dry night except the Sabbath
ON TIM day tlcrc is ndmiiance OF cnnrse. 7. y.
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Dr.IIastings' Compound Syrup Of Mar iha.

A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION, l. E.
IA cline Asthma, and nll Diseases of the Chest and
Lungs single bottle will prove its efficacy iIereto-
fore all regnlar practitioners placed consum ton
The ncurabe diseases; and such, tire hospitals Of
cities declined to receive patients persons afflicted
with it. Happily however, discovery has been made
which disarms Consumption of its by placing
II entirely under control For the truth OF ell
gay, refer any of the eminent Physicians
Hospitals in America and Europe, who now. through
I've aid of DR.. Hastings NAPT4A SYRUP. recognize
assumption curabe and daily rejoice in the
ing health and strength of those for whom, before its
dsnovery, thy could have expected hored for
NJ but the grave. is in fnct the only prepnra
ton known have succeeded in arrcsting the for
nation OF tuberces in the Lungs in reviewing those
nlrea1 formed For asthma, Coughs Night Spears
Splitting of Blood Difficulty Of Breathiag and SennesS
OF tt' Chest. HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by ut
graphing with the of the disease stands be-
fe-e si known es and its operations in all
speedy that patients begin feel its beneficial eff
ser,s soon after TIE first second dose.
We might fill a volume with certificates bu; we simp-
y ask for single trial of this medicine we are con-
dent that there is person suffering from any disease
Ut the lungs but will find Immediate benefit and spee.
ny cure from 1t,
II For sale in Lynchburg at the Propretors prices
wholesale and retail by d, II. LYMAN,
JOHN II, SEAY L. co.
dec II dk Gnc
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THE LAMPLIGHTER.

TT woud be for the writer OF these few Ic
Il marks upon tho real merits of the Lamp
lighter so we'll known is it already the reading pub
lic therefore suffice it say that the Author who
she may be, should be proud TO append her name to
such rare production. 1t is certainly Of the most
interesting and affecting tales that under
o. servaion of the writer of these few yet incompetent
remarks in comm entadion of such a work The author
pictures each character with much and clear-
ness that the reader feels himself surrounded by
each object, viewing them with the naked eye,
they pass alte' nately beforeihm. Price 81 25.
At X. A. WILLIMAS
NAV BITS New Bookstore.
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Photographed fol the Daily virginian.
RICHMOND. lth Nlnv

RICHMOND, 18th May.
A fire occurred in Louisville the 2Sth ult., which
destroyed fifteen buildings onNIain street Every
house from the Capitol Hotel to the Mansion
House was burnt
a fire occurred also in Charleston yesterday,
consuming several houses on King street. The
loss is estimated at twenty thousand dollars. The
property was insured.
The first issue of the new three dollar gold
pieces will be made from the Mint in Phladel-
adelphia next Saturday, when six thousand will
be sent to Washington.
The Legislature of Rhode Island to-day elect
John Reynolds Governor of that State.
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NEW-yORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
BILLIARD TABLES.

NtE snbsefbcrs having devoted their personal attef-
L ton for mnny years the manufacture OF Bill.
LIZARD TABLES, are fully competent toexecute work
that will give entire satisfaction the most fstidio
ronnisseur. Being The extensive manufacturers In
Union. theY enabled 10 urnish superior gbie at
10 per cent less tinn amy other establishment In the
country. which act they respectfully invite Tie at
teniion of buyers elso, the essrhial improvements
they hive made IN the construction and elasticity OF tic
cushions which they have brought tna dcgree OF PEI.
lection altansd by othefs hlways ON hnnd Billiard
tables with Marble aud Wooden beds, with n large
stock of Cloths Balls Cue. french Cue LEATHER Cue
WAX Pool bal, Boards, Bagatelle Tabla-. SILK and
Worsted Pockets. nc. Orders by mail promptly at
tended Old Tables recnahioned by sending them by
Express GRIFFITH n DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers.
mil oI.3m No 90 Ann AT. New fork.
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The Ohio Legislature has passed a stringent
temperance law, furnishing by fine and imprison-
ment the selling of liquor to drunken man, and
rendering the guilty party liable for damages.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05
Spring Millinery and Lace Goods.

TINHE Subscr Tor is now opening In ge assert HasEa
l. meut OF Fancy MILLINERY and Lace
Goods, to which We respectfully call The attrn-VZl
ton of our friends aud the public Also, large assol.
nent of Manes suitable for IL corsetts front
AMI bnck hair braid, combs and sundy articles for
ladies' wear II. f. HENlNG
=
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ToBAoco.-A hogshead of Kentucky tobacco
weighing 1880 lbs, was sold in Louisville few
days ago for Sl5 per hundred.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR $500 600 OF. eI
Bonds Of the Southside Railroad Co,

PROPOSALS FOR 100000 OF.
Bonds Of the Southside Railroad Coz e.
EuARANTEEDb by The City of Petersburg a. all It's
~ Their secured by gage the road and .ny
property, will be received tho Office Of the Conn Law
In Tho city of Petersburg until TUESDAY, the 2nd
of May nest
The Bonds are per cent. Coupon Bonds, date
April 1854, and rcdecmable, sl50.O00 the lst Jan.
uay. 1870 at the Office o the Company In Petersburg
In sums of $500, s5On and $1,000 The other $3.50 900
ara redeemabe in 1875, ind may be made payable
either in thu City of Petersburg in the City Of New
York, the bidder may elect and in Of $1,000
Coupons payable lst Jnnnsry and LIST July.
TERMS
The bids must specify whether for the Bonds psya-
BILE In 1870 or 1873 and " the latter whether be pay
able in Petersburg or New York.
Twenty-Five per Of tho par value Of The
awarded 10 each purchaser 10 DO paid days after
such award madei 25 per before the Goth
May Rs per before 9Th June, and the bal
before the ist day OF July next, the whole
can he taken sooner, Ut option OF purchasers
Ten per OF tho par value Of the awarded
zach purchaser will be retained security FOR tho
iu,fme ~ IL contract, which interest will be al
lowed. For the ~ - aid In Bonds will BIO issued.
w. tAN\tt.L President of
Soth Side II Il . . ts.sb,rg. Va.
al po.dt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05
NlIE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
i ESlnblisll III e IORACE WATERS 233

i WATERS, 5Jj
Broadway New York. TIE best nnd most impro,e ed
Pianos and Melodeons. T. Gilbert a. Co.'S Worlds
Fair Premium Pianos, with without the Holcun, and
with iron frames and circular scalcs. The merit of
these instruments il we know need further COM
mendaon. GILBERTs BoUpoR PIASos elegant in.
strument for small rooms. HALLET Il CUMsToN's
pIANos of the old established firm of lInllot e. Co. Mr.
w being sole agent for all the above Pianos offer
them lower thun my other house Horace Waters
Pianos manufactured expressly for him. having great
20 Of tone and elasticity oftpuch 1893 Broadway is
the largest depot for Musical instruments in this
try arding tuniiy for selections To be had
Elsewhere. Second. hand pinnos great bargains -
Price from $50 $l75. Every instrument fully war
ranted the money refunded.
MELODEONS.-Goodman & Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO BANKS of keys
II sweet and powerful ms rument Prices from $75 to
5000. s. ID. 81 II w. Smiths ceiebrated Meludeons,
Martins uriDaicd Gnnr,, Browns iiarps, Flutiuas
Volins Brass instruments. &c. &c. Dealers supplied
with Pianos und MeoIeons at tact.ry prices. l21 per
cent. discount TO Clergymer.
MUSlC.-Ths list comprises The products of the
lincnts and is resolving additions by
sve publication of the choice and popular prices of the
day. Dealers in Music, and Teachers OF Seminaries
wishing purchase any music published make
Engagements for continued supplies of Mr. Waters
issues will find il to their in call forward
their orders. Music to any part of the Union
Canadas, postage free. HORACE WATERS.
nj .1,n
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IADY,S NEW FASHION BOOK


an the lst of every month il published, price 25
" cents, Funk Le.lies Ladies' Gazette of Paris,
London and New York Fashions, containing 100 En-
cravings of the Newest Styles of Ladies' and Chdren's
Hats Caps, Dresses Mantilns, &c, full size Paper.
Pattern Of n Mana largs Sheet OF Patterns, and De-
scripton of Crochet Work, Articles Relieve Leather
Work, Velvet Paintings, &c, Entertaining Literary
Matter, Tales &c. Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens.
Also--Each Part contains New Song or Piece of Mu-
sic Arrangements have been completed in Paris,
whereby the Newest Designs will appear in this Work
one month before the Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer
Part l. was issued January lst 1854 md has been
reprinted six derent times in order meet the demand
All the back numbers DO obtnined. The colored
Plate is alone worth money than is charged for
the whole Part.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
at by lar the best Fashion Book issued in this
try Wecordially recommend t"-N. Y. Duly Times
Takesthe highest rank ing all journals of its class
A. Y Tribune. This is uperb work b. Tran
scriu-'I is the best record Of the Fashion pub
lsied." = Sunday Times, Phuadeiphio.-'lt contains
all the newest Fashions. and coored Plate of great
beauty. "-HOme Journal.
One copy. year So; twn do, S.; four do 80 One
copy o. the Gazette and copy of Harpe's, Putnam.
Grahams Magazine, onr year, s..
flee No John street, New YORK, and for sale by
all Booksellers in the United States and Canadas.
apl l9-d3m
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NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
IL Cortland Street,
And extending through the eniIe block forming
10 DEFY STREET

10 DEY STRBET,
TWO Virginia Merchants visiting New York we extend
J. our invitation TO call and examine our stock, which
!. particularly adapted Southern trade. Those Of
our former patrons need II assure that our motto
Ia Excelsior, ind to others would sny. plin is,
and has been sell goods the One Price prin
eiplr without variation. not only in the letter, but in
spirit.
With regard 10 the quality of our goods it's not too much
say Tint manufacture them well and in good
taste Ms the most fashionable custom establishment in
this or any oter n rkct aud thus endeeynr to do away
with the strong preludGo 81 10 III ''e 9o"n"n,
goinsi deang in and using ready MT clothing ilease
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Baltimore Market

Baltimore Market-May 4.
Flour 80 25. Red Wheat--good to prime SO
to zoo; White So to 2,l0. White Corn II TO
70 yellow rs.
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|. SMALL FAMILY

Srrsvu, FAMILY wishes to obtain, in
q nrivnre family, TWO ROOMS, with board
b,re thew could ENJOY the convrniences and comforts
', = home and who are willing to nay literally.
Address d. @. Ofoo OF the Vrs'nian.
atI 2s dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
ID The undersigned procuring from their cele
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery
w. Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of thes> widely known, but tic
Railroad giving us increased facilities in filling orders.
We have ap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt e. Preston. and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg agents for the sale of III.
who will receiv orders and have them fulfilled
shortest no'ice
Our Address, b.. burg Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE g. Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danville, Va, Reynolds & Co
Leak lille. N. @. also ouragenis. L. p. & Co
Feb l4-d6cts
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THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL Wednesday, April 10, 1854.-lt
y confirmed that the Russians have entered Ser
VIA wa force crossed on the 18th and occupied
Inc important fortress of Tehaking $50 called
Ill Inc telegraph dispatch) in Lower Wallachia,
W. WAS destroyed by accidental fire, together with
all the Russian Stores, &c.
/; lie Russians were threatening to cross at
N'Sher point of the river
nm AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
,ha ne SEM official Correspondence announces
that the objections made by Austria, to the points
n'iouuced by Prussia into the draft of the new
OF alllance,will not have the effect of brea-
king off negotiations.
ine ratlhcatlon of the contract of marriage be-
t o" tne Emperor of Austria and Ezabet, Prin-
N'ss oi Bavaria, took place on the 9TH.
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FAD PIPE.-5,5OO lbs. Lend pipe from to
liza inches-acon supply-in lots to suit Pur-
chnsers For sale by GEGR6E BA2bf.
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Feb a3-2awustAp

mo. 1875.
NOTICE Of WITHDRAWAL from private entry of
N lying within hfieen miles ide Of The
Of proposed from SHREVEPORT lovasa 10
NfcEssuso MIssfssrrI-
behalf of
proposed above mentioned the PKEsrpHsI
directed for The and tao IA
Of next public lands lying neen miles
The Of said
townships, be withheld from sale
except pre-emyon Claims which excluded from The
operation special instructions that purpo
accordingly given The land oreers % wit
subject sale MosNox LOUISIANA;
North 81 ia base hse anS eusf Of tke rnsTidiGn-
Townships dheen reeh, seventeen, eighteen nineteen, and
twenty, of ranges sir, Inclusive
fteen, seventeen eishieen
teen, and twenty, of
Townships fourlern een seventeen eighteen and
nineteen, OF rHnrcs eight 10 fourteen, inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen, Of range hneen
korta Of As bass line snS rerf Of fhe saeTf@sn-
Townships fncen eighteen,
twenty, Of ranges one 20 I've, inclusive.
Of subject sale NaTorrTooHEs, Lours
lana. yzs
North Of 1e bose Rse aad suea of the faeriSian
Townships hieen sixteen seventeen eighteen, nineteen
n o an n thirteen, inclusive.
under band the General Land 0ce, Of Wash
ingron i7h December, 1854
BY order Of he President
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of The General Land oaRco.
Dec 20-lawt3w
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Law school Of Cumberland University. . Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham caruteu, late Of hs circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Green Judges ofns supreme couu
OF Tennessee.
Hon l.. Ridley, The stare
Judges Caruthc Green dev their wbos srciuvcy
o
Daily the
regular
dsily lessons the progress of the examinations.
2. in whi
statement Of facts
prosecute trurh all
practice requre them 10 prepare
and be
trials. Of the appeal 10
supreme cour, which hsld monthly clsss in
pubic the end cf session The students
jurors, judges, and ehancelur, ca
paciiiss connected with their suits.
SeonE~The 6Fxi session third
tcmber ends third Thursday February.
IN. succeeding Monday In February and
Thursday ~ July
tzprnsrs ger rron-Tuuon go in adrAncp oontnxert
boarding their
which DC bad IN he Lrbapon bcos stores.
course, su-
No previous study required for
four regular alnsse
any during the collegiate year
There a moo legislature connected school
Number o students last collegiate year eixhtysr
Peh ll--eoly rresiaen1 Hoard ID Trustces
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c,..eEr-r a DoDsox. Dealers IN Al, n,ns. q, ~,

goods keep constantly hand ts
oil kinds Of rich velvet sFusse,
ply r~iled
penrs prees
furnish the goods Aso u supply eierxn,
rus M match.
An Kinds a rich medium and low priced curlan ma,eria
vill b. found superior and in good TASTE
all desirable plain rnd coicr eesant
and very psrpces ksch
sds
IA o coor des,red.
Also supply elegantly embroidered
cnrnns ~seurd,
~hi euhraseevs match,
a. 4 ID CONFIDENT, goods contemplate
ey entire ssssfsct,ou and
VII nm Inspection ~ fhssr stock
devo in
above rccs aninr expense
suppose be saved by purchasing
nothing Of he rcnis and expense Of transportation
md going from home.
scu.s rsnnsyfvsnis sverus door u On
Feb V9-eo9wm
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INU. 10.
,rarIcE nF ,xIIunKAwAL

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL private entry O
" lands ng within een miles each ,dc o The
rver kssnsas Camden Fuion,
dary line, and its branches al amden-
behalf Of the
u proposed and HsoFR mentioned the
order
the pubHe lands in tho aforementioned
townships lHe within een miles, hereabouts. each side q
excluded from the of this
notice. uaed IN ne following land districts the State Of A
Ksssss 70 wits
In the district of lands subject sale al risLss.-
souA ef fhs o tAs fah r1.pai rei2an.
Township H. a. IA IS fraction of s range
effhs bass Haze sns Of te A rnapai rarrfdisn
Townships H. H. ~ a. IS and 10, Of rsnses a., anda
In the dis,ric, subject
efiAe tass ne and fia rfnpoi 'eetssea
Townships H. IA 10 IA Is, 10, of ranges 6, 10 II
and q.
Te~nslps T. H. Ia ~ IS IG ls 10 and 80 range
Township ~ ~ lS a. IS 10 IL ~ ~ anda q rnnres a. 10
fownship~ n IA Ia H. is, ls, and II, Of range TO-
Townships ~, y, -, IA, and l5s Of rnnee 20
In the district lands subject sale AT Ifrrir RooK
sofs sff hns AND ef Of ths tth yinegaI setan
Townships p and g. az range IA
Towrshps 2, 3, 4. 8, 9, 2, and 3, of rsags u.
Townships q q y 2, and 49, Of ranges ~ IS no. and H.
In me district Of subject sale at w.smsoros
soafs sfa Of te FRA psiupai ncrisiar.
To~nsh,ss s, s.T,s ., and To- ofranss 1s
Townships and 10, Of rang. ~.
Townships a. "a ~ ~ and IS Of ranges ~ ~ ~ sa a %,
snd ".
TswpsnpN TO- N n and ~ Of ranges 20 ~, ~, and N
Town.h,p~ 10. "a, "a. and ~, OF range 20.
Given unaer my General Land Ofce city Of Wash
,nston, this sah day of jsnnsry, lsSf
Nv order q fresidcnti -. .-....
Jan s-lawI3w Commissieper of The General Lsaa Once
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&1<~~mzs.
no Our SUBSCRIBERS.

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PA9N'sAl % thc subscription be EAds Ia advance.
Subscribers money by s. H. .s...
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uanstnIssug. = ~ = :" ~ s~'s
A' y 'ohsfe-ss aad senai-weeksy da1ny Ihs IsceSs
-, iof pencd icss Than ycsr he received on
'SAAs "oi'iuoHeds TO the above annual rstss.
ro0iAASfERr sslsorixsd 10 act a. Cur agents and
sendhk u rvs DAILY sabserlber. via sso ucd -, ~,
-, sssseHhess. win az5 enclosed, o. ywx WEEKLY
- ~l so enclosed, VIII be ~ one copy N tls
same edition as they subscrsbex, so, go,
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.,,ee bidders 1Or lAii service fA Michigan, Wis
c0nsin, and Minnesota.
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Delivered in the United States Senate February "a 1854
on Nebraska and Kansas.
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Law school Of Cumberland University. at Lebanon
Tsnp

Mar 2-iawl3w