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MOTTO L

i turn their thanks The public for hr very libe-
al patronage bestowed upon them during the hs year
and they hope by stfet attention 10 business md selling
CHEAP & GOOD GOODS to merit the same for all
time To rome They would also ealI attention 10 their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
Sofa, ,Tete-a-Tetes, Diyans 4 Sofa b, DIS

AM now Offering splendid stuck saSTv'aszsszgss H..
II 0 the above articles. both OF my Ssxzrssr-ns4l
own aud Northern manufa curc,at pr ~ @
ces that cannot fat pene. Those in want will con
suit their interests 10y giving cnll before pu
ing elsewhere as | am determined to sell better bar.
gains than any house in Western Virginia.
feb II tsif A. WINSTON.
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REGOMME
CHEF ESalhEER's OFFICE Va. Tenn. K. X I
Lynrlburg Va, Septrm ~ ~, 1853. !
III 4 pILA 4 LlLtnL Il

TO TIE RAH-ROdE PBBLfc.
All the Gao every ind IN upon tins load have
aean mndr al the pirdinunt Wyks. in Lyueh5urg, un
4. III, dtrec.on Il Gcnl Netllctor, a. Agent
II gives much PLEASURE to say thai cars have
neen strongly aud faithfully executed. | cheerully re
muend these works, to companies requiring cets
competent construct Md filth uy execute any
'rocts TINT may b. uade wlb the al these works
CHAS. + NJ. GAhNETT
Chicf Ing. Va a. Tenn. u. Il.
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A. J. BLACK Ticket Agent
n. B.-Ihc same ates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points aong The line to LyncIburg
aug l9-is
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
w w Lenwich d Brother.

II Is tier purPose IL reft and improve The ioWe
Ia make il conform Va all respects tne great in 'ovo
ments made in modern Hotels. Thtir louse 4 'c
NEATLY FURNISHED. and ufor an agroea hat
81 To Travellers, and oil persons VISITING Ynch
bure-while neither expense trouble will be parc
"a make their 7 ABLE among The most tuou~
and elegant ia the State.
Auoehed 10 this Hotei Is Of the mosr GCMNO
DlOOs STABLES in The city. which Is managed by
two most trust, ard experienced oSTLERS.
he under are well al the cxtersss pat
ronage which has been hefctoore extended IL. llu
i"l, under the management at Hm. LnGwich Son.and
ne desire OF continuing ant greatly Increasing the
same, will stimulate them spare no cNcrtous To
mend themselves To the favor Of tleir friends the pub
tic generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21

lruE subscriber. srl continues the Carpenters
business Ia all lis yarou. btanches,a his old stand
the junction Of Gtb Alley and 9Th Street.
jan 81 dim A. TAYLOR.
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TlIirE UNDElssIs.NED


grihcr Tor the purpose of cundu, ling EA1All .42-y
The Carpenters Business,
Respectful nuuuunte the citizens LynchburR That
IT. prepared Ia execute, faithfully tnd rromp y.n
orders with which they may be favored
SASH, DOORS x BLINDS nude To oder oi the
best nateriaiz uL IN tie mos sub- 4nlinl mauner.
10 shop 9th Street, Immediately in rear of the
residence Of Geo. D. Davis
MARION COLBERT
jar 26-d2m ALFRED TAYLOR.
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TtJsT RECEIVED
4 = GREAT MANY Of our Friends

seem Ia he under the imp rssion tint we me gun
discontinue the Grocery Trade in ,hi. city thinl
il due ourselves To say them and the public geref
ally that huye madc such mr. ungemcnt. ind TIM
It'll nj our old s,uud, uenlly opposite Fam
nral Rnnk Nhefe- =, ~ L rrn IA hmm Ntnrk of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
MECHANICAL.
PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY.
lsEY =
r.sstseER. re.Ianr. nAaaAan, ro.r.orrIcs, DuMr q
MECHANICAL.

=
Pass1sgER. YRsisHr, BAsaAgg, PO.T-oYrIcr, DUMP
Hssp cars asDE ORDER
rjsnESE WORKS have ben 81 ir operation ith
1 the niest fHprosed Aaelir-rB fsr Wool nud
Il = work. and upon scale with The
- - Il The saaf and u ct. for Csr construction
dsrc llan hundred OF lll de-eriplinh have
80 ~ = these wutk Tor the Virginia j. Tennessee
IL Rr4f.
f'ts..lcn,s all Eng,.'efs' OF Rail Rnad. respect
I'll is.h r to bestow the patronage, Trey may re
4, 4r1 h7yirs their work finished IN stfef paHee
81 at ., rfns and az ines; inter the fnos
t.f.s r. pn- a Gnn.trurfinn At prizes .a'i.iactory
Southern EsaiI-AsOmds
= - niger be compelled - obtain their Cars fruui
t. 9. subject 10 large expense nad f=k Of Trans
roria;1. n. GEO. 6 CURLE Proprietor
TIE uud,= sgned hnvine had charge Of the above
N.fAs from - CONNIE Hrement under the former
Ftaffitor Mi. 4. Eli,on Jr.; asks e say he
kaionI pub Is thnt he hBs engaged with the present
prupptuI and vii continue IL manage neu hppng BY
s sng experience n Ruil fo1d works ard constant
teniinH to tie work entrusted IL him = merit the ap
rrabstuu uad liberal patronage ri the public
A. hE1Ti Elton, Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY Furniture Warer0oms, -
I OPPOSITE THE SoRyELL HOUSE,
January, 1854

EEANING recently maternity enlarged tie umnuiac.
I turing enpaciiiss II this ss'ahsnnen nov tho
must - ensise q, the kid in the southern Staie,. ani
nruai s receiving snpflies from lie best Hasuias to
sic. the South, an saahcd 10 hep hand large
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WIN W LEFTNlGll.

HACK AND PORTER belonging 10 Us, wilhelm Mt
tendance at the Depot and Packet Landing, convey
travellers to the Washington Heie. rREt on onatot
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LIQUORS AND STAPLE
DRY d. DDS
tg,O rliE FARMERS

u ing purchased the ratertlii of GloW Doubf
"gimdricaI Rotary Screen II lfa, taH, aIr now mnn
nrtring theme nj ask the fnfner- r' Aand exnmn
- fher~cive. DltGrlD X BRO.
\ li-b afNts lUuribaFr fetHSr.
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Navigation Of the Ohio River.

The New York Herald, of Tuesday, has the
following: At Pittsburgh on the 21th inst
there were fifteen inches of water in the Ohio
and falling. Al no time since the commence
ment of steamboat navigation on the Western
Rivers has the Ohio been entirely free of some
description of steam vessels above Cincinnati
until the present season. Navigation has been
suspended since the 10th of July, at which
time the last boat passed the foo, of Banner
hassct Island, which is about one hundred miles
below Wheeling. The bar at that point is
now the greatest obstruction in the river, and
although a number of boats from Cincinnati
bound to Pittsburgh and Wheeling, assembled
the river as far as that island subsequent to
the above date, they found that there was not
sufficient water on the bar for them to cross
and they were consequently compelled to re-
turn with their freight. Navigation has thus
virtually been closed for Il period of upwards
OF six weeks. \ number of new low water
boats were built this season at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling. to supply the place of the packets,
which thus far have had no chance to display
themselves, and their owners have sustained
great loss in consequence
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-12
Strike Of the Engineers On the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad.

For several days there has been considera-
BILE trouble among portion of the engineers
on the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
The difficulty originated in this wise One of
the engineers disobeyed orders and wrs prompt
ly discharged as a matter Of course. Stimu-
lated by that most mischievous Of all mischief
makers, whiskey, this led to the discharge of
several others. Determined to be revenged,
and to have things their own way, some 10 or
20 dismissed themselves but to their surprise
found Superintendent Henry ready to meet
every emergency and men ready to man the
trains at once. Failing in their efforts to stop
the working Of the road by fair means, they
attempted in several instances to frighten the
engineers in charge of trains, and of course
rendered themselves liable for conspiracy and
several Of them were promptly arrested Four
of them were held to bail in the sums of five
hundred and one thousand dollars to answer
for their conduct at the next term of the Re
corders COurt.-Chicdgo Dem. Press
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-12
Fatal ARRAY.

We are called upon to record another de-
plorabe accident resulting from criminally
careless use of firearms. On Sunday night,
Daniel Macarthur was sitting in the same room
(NO. 3l4 Seventh street, with Catharine Des-
mond, a young lady to whom he was engaged
to be married. Catharine was sitting at a
small stand, reading a book, and her lover was
teazing her and trying to transfer her attcn-
ton from the book to himself, by extinguish-
ing the candle. Finally, all his fond efforts
having failed he took double barrelled shot
gun which stood in the corner, put on cap,
and pulled the trigger, intending to blow out
the candle with the air forced out of the gun
by the explosion of the cap. Unfortunately
the gun was loaded, and the horror stricken
man heard loud report and saw his bctroth-
ed sink to the floor, bleeding and dying. A full
charge of shot entered her right breast, and in
spite of the efforts of the physicians who were
called, she died yesterday morning about two
o'clock. The unhappy young man is of course
almost distracted. He surrendered himself, and
was yesterday examined in the Police Court
The testimony showing no criminal intention,
he was discharged. They were to have been
married in about two months.-Cm. Gas.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-12
Land Sale at saltwater.

The land sale at Saltwater, yesterday,
passed off without disturbance. Mr.. MAR
SHALL, Of this city, acted as agent for the
members Of the Claim Association, and
meeting no competition, the lands were Sc.
cnred for the settlers at one dollar and TWEEN
ty-ive cents per acre, the government price
We learn that parties were present intend
ing to bid against the settlers but the
presence of three or four hundred men
sworn to defend each others rights, made
an array too formidable to be combatted
and the specializing gentry retired withou,
making any demonstration. The precedent
established at this sale will undoubtedly bt
followed at those to transpre hereafter
Settlers banded together, and firmly, bu
not Extensively, asserting their rights, vii
he certain to secure them