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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

Com. NEWTON AND THE BLACK WARRIOR Az
fAlR'-lt appears from statement in the Wash
lhg'on Union that Com. Newton, of the L. S. fri
gate Columbia, did not hear of the Black Warri-
OF AFFAIR until his ship came to anchor in the har
Dor OF Havana, and Consul Robertson came on
noard' The consul laid before the commodore
uie government paper, containing scurrilous
afticle against the President of the u. States
Mnlch he read and he Immediately announced his
determination not to offer the usual salute to the
SIapIaln general and the Spanish flag. On this
determination getting abroad in Havana, it pro-
auoeu Immense sensation. Com. Newton waited
upon the President of the U. States and Secreta-
y, Wy, ol the Navy on Friday. by both of whom he
was most cordially received, and they earnestly
,h ,,IP him upon his conduct The Co
1unloia VIII await orders and the gallant commo-
ao,e ieit Washington on Saturday for n. York, on
visit to his family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

The Loss OF THE SHIP PowHATAN.-Thero has
nothing further transpired in relation to the late
disastrous wreck of the ship Powhatan. All the
bodies found on Absecom and Brigantine Beach
es have been buried. There was no truth in the
report that the captain had been found, and it is
not positively stated how many bodies had been
washed ashore. A letter writer at the Beach, re-
ferring to the % bodies which first came ashore.
says:
ltisrather a curious fact that out of the twen-
ty-eight persons who came ashore only three were
men, and have good reason to suppose there
were more men on board the vessel than women.
The wreckers have accounted for ton my telling
them how strange it was, by saying that women
IN all cases, where a party of both sexes have
been drowned always come ashore first. This
fact they stated not from mere theory. but from
their experience as seafaring men and wreckers
along the coast.
A letter in the n. Y. Herald says:
The Wreck Master, Capt. Jennings, is station
ed on the beach, and, with party of men, is ma
KING dilgent search for the remainder of the
bodies. The baggage and other effects of the
passengers that floated on the beach have been
collected together in a heap, and will be soon
moved either to New York by the consignees of
the vessel or to the village, under the directions
OF the sheriff of the county, where they will be
sold towards defraying the expenses incurred by
Tue burial OF these unfortunate emgrants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

ANOTHER TREATY.-The New York Journal
OF CONNIE rec says:
Mr. borland, our Minister in Central America,
nas sent home treaty, by the hands Of the Sec
N sv;IaFy OF the Legation Mr.. Beelan, made with
t s% Sg The treaty prorides that the Uni
Leu ptdtes shall recognize as established, the
pounoarles of Nicaragua, and include the Mus
Julto country within her limits. The United
3 n Government is thus made to guaranty the
u vi claim of Nicaragua, to the country of
ane Mosquito Indians. The object of this treaty
L. oi course, to place the U. S. Government in n
nos'le position towards Great Britain on this
question, IN pursuance of the policy adopted by
-ar. 9quier, while he was Minister to Nicaragua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
,TrST NEWS BY THE MAILS.
y,ls Vnrd Trial in Kentucky.

..;,I nf Mathew Ward, at Elizabethto WI
on the charge of killing Prof. Butler, seems
p s,;,;ng intense interest in that State. The
pe ~. who is n man of considerable wealth,
% the Court House in the carriage ofGeorge
ond Is accompanied by his parents, Mrs. NJ.
nj and two Younger brothers, all of whom
seats within the bar. The correspondent
III onisyi.le Courier says that Mr.. Ward looks
n and appeared supporting himself on
/ and leaning on the arm of friend. 1t
ds e.ce i very pale, with slight flush high up
III cbeek. His department in court was that
cav iong1id, mentally and physically enfeebled
e.on, throughout whose entlere system disease
frso" .,1Iessly rayaged. Il was but occasionally
Y inc the day that he held any conference with
rug, ts.arnevs. lie seems content with their skill
.'anoring the case. / he other prisoner. Rob
p,'' Ward .Jr., has an air ofnonchalance-don't
're about him. =,
40 of severe cross-examnation, Is mentioned
~ 1--WE. and remained mistaken. On the 18th
po9 on exciting little scene occurred between
" H., Thomas +. Marshall and Mr.. Carpenter
y rn,.noton, opposing counsel. The correspon-
oo Nv he louisville Journal thus states the af-
\, 4. the close of some remarks of Mr. Marshall,
!. rarnenter said You are quite theatrical, sir.
u said Marshall, fixing his eyes upon Carpen-
; ,.a the worlds stage, but should be sor-
= - act on this occasion the part in which some
''bers have chosen to appear Things looked a
III threatening between the two gentlemen for
noment, but the judge promptly arrested the
,atter.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
PROPOSALS. FOR $500, 900 OF THE
Bonda of the Southaida Railroad Cornnan,


Bonds Of the Southside Railroad Company.
GUARANTEED by the City of Petersburg and fur.
~ ther secured by gage the road aud all It's
property, will be received al the Olice Of the Compsny
in the city of Petersburg until TUESDAY, the End day
of May next.
The Bonds are per cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
April 1854 and redee,nablo. 900 the is JAN
uary 1870. the Office OF the Company In Petersburg
in OF $500, $5On mud 1900. The other $50 900
are redecmable in 1878, and may he made pm, able
either in the City Of Petersburg In the City nf New
York; the bidder mns elect and In sums Of $1,000
Coupons payable lst Janrnry ard lst July.
TERMS.
The bids specify whether f.. the Bonds payu-
Bile in 1870 1879 aud If the ae, whether be
able in Petersburg New Ysg par value Of tho amount
'wen'ypGdch purchaser 10 be pnid Two days after
such award made; 25 per cent on or before the goth
Mays o5 por cent. before 5th june and the bal
nnee on before the l day Of July ntxf the whole
amount can he taken Mt option of purchasers
Ten per cent of H.. par vnluc Of the awarded
Il purchaser will be retained security for tbs
iud.n4el i contract, on which interest win be al
low cd. Fui liz = #1id in. Bonds will BIO issued.
". WILL President of
Soth Side X II = s..are, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
RECEIVING AND ON HAND /:

II ANu AND ON HAND:
OH HHDS N. o. n L X. Sugar,
~ 40 bis Uofee aud Clarified Sugar
80 boxes and bbls. Loal Ciushr,l and pnl.
verified Sugar,
100 lags RIO aud Laguita Coffee
20 bags SHEerior Old IVA Cutie.
10 hhds. Cuba an f. Il. Moas.es
% hbl> n. g. holasses
20 TO = Bar Iron. assorted
do Hoop and Band do,
do Bii>terd 81 ell.
do Cnst and Shear do.
10000 bseBafon
2UO Sales Sol- Leather
20 do" Black uprer dn.,
40 doz. Calf Skins
20 " Pink Ii ing do
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 Bales Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales OsunnIrgs
oo Boxes Sperm and Adnmantine Candles,
so do. Hull& Sons Patent do.
ID do SoHp,
10 do Starch
$40 kegs Nails, 3 to go ny,
10 W. / Nails
ID bbs I nners' Oil.
40 nns Peruvian Guano
200 sacks 5 III.
Also
liaid. Beechel and Brown Dome.ti, c.ic, I i,rn.
~ ''' De" Cofds and Plough Lines Win low Glass aud
uty' topperas Alu =, Maddcr and indigo Prpler
vi GER ana Spi'e Spades Shoycl. Trace and Halter
chains, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shor4 and Hats
r on sale, or exchange f,r country Produces nccomo
dhtihg terms. Zap, 2I.t.) JOHN DDIIINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
FRENCH WORK.
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
eth APRIL, 1854
GEORGE nj, RUCKER

k'hhLS that IN justice 10 himsel'-the Ladirs aLd
I Gentlemen buying French Work should krow
where splendid assortment mas hc found, He r.
speotlniy asks their nttanii the magnificent nssor
mem he has ss' opened comprising tho follow ing Styles
viz
Maltese Collars. Every beautiful and new st,es,)
do. do y Sleeves, Gin sets, very beautiful for
ptescnts)
Muslin Collars ard Sl,eye., (great vnrety,)
Chcmsettes and do. = y
Cambria Guitars and Sleeves, !" a.
Mourning Collars Chemiseties Sleeves great vari.Iy)
Embredercdend Scoilored Shear Lawn llan'kis.
And great variety of French and Scotch Work gen
orally nil of which Will be sold the reasonable
terms lnnll IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
holiee 10 Gentlemen of Virginia.
JNo. q. WYMAN & CO. Merchant ra,lo,s
256 BROADWAY

NphhS LANDING that certain interested t,r.en.
law been travelling Though tie pm epal ciii,.
- ~Smii 'tihg That had given un our ru.t.
t'a'' mi declined taking my nrder. er CIolins we
t'hetins m iitl ~ h,ffu the gent emo, of N.g.i
~ 'i pub Ia sehealiy fatte Will. statement J. iale
~ mn Nc Neie never ~ well prepared Ia receive And
Nt cute orders. the present Tine bn,ise n r,a
''sf' al bet ef assortment If Good tLnn ever shd
shu take g'e't pleasure in executing any orders e,
trusted u u. - % ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

brushes. Ila.ed Speelaces and Gases. rlu.tering.
Brick, Pointing aud Garleu Traw,s. Wallets. Font
Monies. Tape Inns Steel Wire aud Spring Rat rrnps.
Wolf and Eos Tntp-, Giehe amfs besides mnny other
article, usually kept la such Houses
s.-Al.e lot o. Fancy raskeis from tho cheap
e'tartiee In 81 ad cgt dalprs efci All invited
to call aud see the-7. ap2iI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
Nm CONSIGNMENT

~ ID boxes Stunrt's l.oal Sugar,
10 bhls. do Crushed Sugar.
90 bbls. Coffee Sugar.
80 bags Rio Coffee,
so hoxc. Sperm Candles,
10 boxes Tailow Candle,
hhds. N. o Sugar,
hhds. P. Il. Sugm,
40 boxes Window Glass,
pipes superior Gegnac Brandy,
which will be sold at reduced prices to close.
aP "a 5t W. II. NOSBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

q U,runRAwAL OF THE TURKISH LoAN.-We
1 -, from the London Times, money articlel of
a.; s,h. of the withdrawal of the Turkish Loan,
;ah was of course received with satisfaction
= tbe nortes who had applied for it when Con
H. were two per cent above their present price.
a. the question has been discussed as to the
frospects Of Turkey, if she is to be left without
6nsy at the present time, and the Times says:
The proposals first put forward having failed,
Re- credit of the Ottoman government has sus-
LINED damage, which would only be increased by
lnemptinc fresh negotiations on lower terms,and
is therefore difficult to conjecture what alterna-
ives will be resorted to.
Namik Pasha has quilted London and it is
therefore, to be assumed that the expectation of
Inv plan being Immediately devised for a renewal
n negotiations with the capitalists of this coun-
! ~ has been given up. Meanwhile it is asserted
[bat he has obtained f400,000 from the French
Government As the allied powers, however,
have thus far acted in concert at all points, it
Seems scarcely likely that on one of so much i'm
b,mtance, France will be left to act alone, espe-
|rally since the fact of pecuniary claims being al
bowed to grow up on one side which are not shar-
ID by the other, might lead to dsagreeable com
|plicatons WI EN- the war shall be brought to an
lend. Whatever may finally be resolved upon, it
seems certain, that if the required amount is to be
raised either in Paris or London, nothing short of
Ia political guarantee will suffice for the purpose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

CRrEIrY IN THE ONO STATE PRIsoN.-The
Ohio Legislature has before it an investigation
into the conduct of deputy warden Watson, of
the State prison, who is accused of cruelty to-
wards colored prisoner whom he had suspected
of stealing from him $500. 1t is alleged he de-
pryed him of his clothing. and confined him in a
dungeon without bed for l6 days. AT three
separate times he was brought out stripped to
his skin, and whipped with cat till his back was
cut to pieces and the blood made to flow from
the wounds. In this condition he was put back
into his dark, damp, cold cell, without a bed or
particle of bed clothes, TO pass three days and
nights as best he could. AT the end of that time
he was again taken oui, whipped as before, and
This repeated for three times, and when last put
back, he was told that he would be confined and
whipped every day till the expiration of his SEN
Hence if he did not confess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
RII.I.IARD TABLES,

1--WE Subscribers having devoted their personal ntien.
Il tim inf many years the manufacture of Bill.
LARD TABLES, ARE fully competent to execute work
that will give entire satisfaction 10 the fstidous
oonnis.enr. Being ihr extensive manufacture In
the Union. they enabled furnish superior table
10 per cent lees hnn my nlhrr estall.hneni in the
country, 10 which tact they respectfully invite tie
tennn OF buyers als1 Ia tie essential imruyemc 1ts
ttey hnvs nude in tho construction an1 elasticity of
cushions, which they have brought tnn degree Of per
feelion attsin by Others Always hhnd Billiard
tubes with Marble aud Wonder beds, with large
stock of Cloths Rails Cuca French Cue l.entherr, Cue
WINK, Pool BAL, Bnnlds Bpgnlclle Tables. Silk and
Wotst"d Pocket. s.e. or1rr, by mail promptly ut
tendedto. Old Tables rroushnncd by sending them by
Ekpre.s. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers,
npl 2i.3m M 30 Ann VI New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
lTu APRIL, 1854.
GE ORGE NJ. CKER.

LYNCHBURG. Va
ID ESPECTFuLLY begs lrave 10 call the attention .,
~ IL Ladies Ia the mosI elegant ard varied nssort
mrntof Silk goods it h- ever be hi. pleasure offer
for salc.
6-2s-30-32-3iand 36 inrh nluck Gro do Rhine
% aud 80 inch Superior Bl'l 1ailttl Sill
SuP'r BIN Gro Gniu Silk. (ior IN turning dresses y
Pept do. y
Watercd do (pnn)
do. do. (.triped)
dr. do. (rolha)
Colored Brocndr. do. (crent vnrictyA
Bin do do. d"
Plnil Silks, grent variety Of styles and prices
Black Plaid Silks, ALTERNATE sill. mud sutn)
striped do. assorted.
Checked do. do.
White Brocades (elegant for wedding dresscs)
White, Blue, Pink ind Cord Cold Silks, ('nr nnrt I,
dresses) lHpl its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
Is Cortland Street,

And extending through the cnine bloch forming
10 DEFY STREET
II 1O Virginia Merchants visiting New York, we extend
u our invitation 10 call aud examine stock, which
/. particularly adapted to Southern trade. Those oi
our former patrons need II hnt our motto
Is Excelsior, and To others would sny pin ia,
and ever Inns been aell goods the ono Price prn
cirlc without ynria ION, only In tho letter, but In
: spirit.
With regard 20 the qtoy -four goodsit's too much
Ia say thai manui, cturc them well and IN good
ns-hc most fashionable custom estuI lishmcnt in
this or any other market aud thus endeavpr 10 IL
gainsl deing in mud usina 's'tl nv f'""pb' oa ~
give Us an e,ry call an test ,ur asset"s fRr 'o-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

TNOs HIRE. A female S'rvant, aged oboui Is
accusto1 ed t, Nursing and lI"nse service-.dis-
p,..ed Of for ms fault Apryto WM H. Noobf'
apl 4-.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
IVO BUILDERS a. CARPENTERS

Two BUILDERS CARPENTERS
n Theattention OF Carpe enters and House Builders
is called t. the large ana well selected ST OK of Me.
chanics' Tools, Locks Hinges Screws, Mails, Window
glass, &c, con,tariy on hand, winch bou.ht
the most favorable terms and which be sd lower
than they be bought in this market Mahogany
Sewes and Banisers; Mahogany Tor Hand Ratings,
FOR sale accommodating terms. A.WINSTON.
ap ATS
NOEICE,-The undersg ned wishes To close nll
" his unsettled business Those having claims A.
ganst him will rlease p them no. ghornc,
who will settle up all outstanding debts. Further in
dulgence cannot be given.
apl lD.clm HENRY S. LANGIIORNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
Articles of Agriculture and Farming.

Killing Wedding Garden and Grabbing Hoes, Wedges
nce oe, Halter. Fifth, Pole, Breast. Back ,ard and
Lock Chains Strechers. Scythe Bush Grass and Bram
bic Blades Saathes, Sand Rifles, Pruning Shears, Bril-
Hooks, Pruning Knives lluy and Manure Forks,
Scoop Shovsls, Chan Pumps, lruning Saws, Hay
Rakrs, Ha.bushe aud Peck Measures. Garden
and Plow Lines, Garden Flows, article, Wei
Chnins Pash Hoes Cross Cut Saws Cow and Sheep
Rells Cnitnn nrd Mnnl G ard =. Sickles & &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

NOTICE II. T. NORMAN. Of the 10 rm OF
~ Moorman & Martin. would inf I'm tie friends and
Gust .mers of The late finn be Will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business
NJ the Old stand of N & VI ,wL're he will make every
rxeriion TO give satisfaction his rlens. Gus omer-
mud he public generally
He Will keep constantly on hanl laie and we'll Sc
Iccted ftock of GROUERlES. DRY GOtDs. &c.
LEI Special attention pat to the sale Or torwardng
Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. Sc, &c.
ianots THOS T. NORMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

xtfAg ST. OK aud nics .Sledge and Hand Hammers,
fkszIsA Stone Slcdges, Files and Rasps Iron Bruce,
Horse Shes, horse sh Nails, furiers' Hammers.
Mayors Cast Steel Octagnn. all Sizes
do square,tr IN to "a inches.
German and Sheni Steel
Picks, Mnttocks. hmes' and Rowlands Shovels
round and squire Points, Coil Chnn, Axles for
Carts &c, e..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

DISSOLUTION.
TVyHE firm of NORMAN & MARTIN is this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. The name OF the
firm will only be used in settling up the bushes, OF the
concern Al persons having clanA against tne cnn-
cern will present them for seul~mrt IN Thomas I
Moorman and all persons in debt concern, vii
please come forward and pay.
THOS r NORMAN,
Jan. 2nd, 1854. JORDA H. MARTIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
Carriage and Buggy Trimmings.

Springs. Axles, Hubs. Fcues, SHAFT Moss, Carrage
Lace, Scanning and Pastin. ito, Patent Cloth, ri in
and Cu'd Enamoed, Embossed. Ena, elled Canvass.
duck, Black and Colored En- amled Leather Carriage
Lnings silver plated and brass Points and Sand Bands,
ii Wheels, Maliea1e Iron, nil descriptions CarIiage
TGssels Centre Pieces Tufts Carriage Bolts Oil Cloths,
Frnges, Carriage Knobs, Carriage Handles. Apron
Hooks and Rings Spoke Trimmrrs, Wagon Bows. &c,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
Saddlers' and Harness Makers Materials.

CA Spanish hide Trees, Columbia, Summerset
kRA Spring, Bar and Plain Trees. Indies Side
y Trees Boys Trees Hog.skns, Sheep and We'll
ting SKINS Plated etirrups .Jspan'd ditto, Ladies' Stir
rups Plated Snafles Bndo ons, Port and Pelham Bits
Plated Spurs Plated Bird and Harness Buckets. Mar
ing4e Rings Roller Buckles, Plated Nails Sna"s. Sad
der's Silk, three cord Thread sewing and stitching
Thread, Wagon Hames &c, &r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27

Iron, Bras and Copper and annealed Wire, q
Move Wire CT tn, Mill Saws, Patent Balances, *
Counter Scales, Spring Balances, Brass Pewter 4 g
Word Faucets Molnsses estes, Bung Borers Han |
Vices HIND Cuffs. Dog Collars and Chains, Pad Locks,
Wood Saws, Side and Screw PuleYs, Webb Saws,
Sheet Brass, Sand and WI eat Riddles, Curry Combs.
Horse Bushes Horse Cards, Boys Axes Amateur
Tools IN Chests Carpet Tacks s. Hammers. Iron Cop
per R,es. Tooth Whi,ewash, lInr, Shoe md Cloiief,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-08-10
TIE GREAT REMEDY,

A BOUT which 50 much mas been sad and
"A published. If among rs Who has raf heard
q 1he MKNCA MUSTANG LININENT p
Many millions Of tG1tIes have bean sod and Ilse5
toCu-e I.hsU-ztIsrn lcers S1-as Bruises s.rairls
kIugVr1-1-z- fEsls1s- Sail Reu1n Pies Sore yIru-
pies End C2ks3 breasts. Cance-s- Itah Germs ar
the Taes, Sase Eyes Ezr-acls. FfruTiles Sv-llla1
JOINTS ur Limbs. Cuts Scal6s- or ScaId Head
Numb Palsy, Aunl1ns u- Fr1sied Ftaf. Warts u
E-y Other complaint that cEn be reached III q
external raEnser, And L has alwas been Success
fuL i AZ equally good II healing Wounds
Scratches, Saddle Ur Harness ESalis ur zrT rg-irl
S1-eDass Or Stiffness And Z Is warranted = c-r-e
Spawn, RIuaDIne, SpllIuI q P11 Erll IL Horses
20 The Lll-nsII1 Is pm uQ II three SIZES a-a6
rstails 81 . rs. 50 cts. and S. The large BOT
Ia caztai1s zsssh more LrsiTssH+ u proportion
t3 the price, and are therefore cheapest
TO COCKTRY MERCHANTS
Evsry store should be supplied with TINS v1lu
able LININENTs 2s L pays good profit end
sells rzIidly-
G. " WESTBR00k
LSucesssr 70 = G Bragg & Ca-,) Originator 1rd
sole P-1IlrlstJr-
Principal 0fiss, BOZ B-oa5E-Ev. New York.
and corner s. sni Market street. 81 L1uis- Ms
s1url- July %, 1854
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-08-10
IEFFERs0x HOUsE-

gEFFEEs6S, CAMBRIA COUNT. FESH
VsHE. .1nis-ss-ne5 takes pleasure n informing
IL lis frfsnGs End Ias 1-zrssI-l- Esutlr, rh1l tss
hzs LEASED -ie Je5c-sln HoHss, and tETlac -liao,
unch IulTsrgTHIIlsi Il rs Iu1s-l--, 1e itis caln
de-lf tll5i he VII tlie-ety ~ enabled . ra1asr
ocui-1 E-l- sz-s-a--iu- u q Vh3 flT- Inn EI-h
tbsEr Tsz--l-Is-s-
PES XII .lvavs L y -es.is-es - C8ETey E'asss1
Ea-s r. 1-IE From The
FRNsA- RAILROAD STATIONS
q ls lsauns zu5 2iso l=sElnE d--scs after 1ts -
-T4sl 4 .i,a trains by gso5 FEnk Road u Ete-s
bu-E-
Js- He VII ever a,s hzTFzy - ar0aInE111g1a hlf
al friends and argUalu-zlue rsa1 VII favsr lITEI
sv7-h 3 call Janis = HAMfI yftS
l7etIars1-, Iril a. ls5s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-08-10
E1TTCE

Is harebx gwen t1sI n the matter uf the PsrE
Il tIn u Charles @ Neil als OF the GTsrsea-s q
the Poor the Township Of C2--1u fo- leave 70
enter n appeal f-1gn the order q " G Wilson
and Peter D9uEna-tT- two Justices for the rs1nc-
val u John Mc59J-]ick : pEuE,a- Eran ths 30
raurh Of L1-st1o 70 Carroll Township the Court
c Csslarter Sessions q Cambria County have Er-
pointed the undersigned as C1-u1-zissJzlsr u take
testimony and thai t,e VII Eftaud IN that IlTr-
pose 81 the House uf GearE. Ldtzznre- II the Bo-
rough uf L,a-eU13 On Friday the 1lth dav Of
August inst Ii 70 o'clock a. N and AZ the
Z z8uze Cd Henry Seaman II Cs-TlIltlEu OF Sa-
fz-izv the 121h u August INST a1 10 o'clok A
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CHARLES D MURRAY
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