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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
TERMS.

N Is published dails at So, and semi weekly 3;
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,uuans otbs and paper IS discontinued. except at
sa % o the prop'tor' until all "rr'@r'se' sh" have
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gaRT RATES srsaor the pr,ese ig 9t .m9
80. semf% w daily s40 sem-weekly S}5. Every yearly
inner ~ 1uired TO contne his advertising his par
ser WI nes and If he exceed the space stipulated for
iae o,r,,sl :. ratably for the excess.
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sss.;..,n,azassS Jas. River Canal. SS,s;;:sg

FARE FROM LYxcHBURG. FARE FROM LYNcHBURa,
To Richmond. -. S3 30 10 Lrxington..----S2 81 p
70 Char,otte- vile. 50 TO Natural BRIDGE | 80
To Cunberld e.. II 3 - To Buchanan --.-.- | 5n
OUR PACKET BOATS leave Lynchbrg lady al
P. NJ. Sundays excepted, and arriye in Richmond
second day at 4. connecting there W I'll th" North
and uthern Cars, feas a, at A NJ ard Steam
Boats down the river leaving at la Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats tr passen
ger, co ning in ON the Tenne' railroad cars.
Passe gers for Churnttesville will lie tho Tues
dnvs hursduy's aud Saturday Boat.arive in Scots
Vile next day at A. ,anh in charlottesville P.
The B ,at for Lexingt pn Natural Br!ge and Buchan
nm. will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. at7 A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days. "Wednesday, and Fridays at 64 A. M.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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PHILIP w. PAYNE
I ln Fancy ~ staple D GOOsi

PHILIP W PANNE
Dcutcr in Fancy ~ staple D Goods, E,
Al AIN Street Lyn,hburg FirEinia, corner Store IL
M Cu,e's building, ir merry known as Kyle
hrs leave to call the attetng o his irer i
the publt his large and desirable stool, of Spri1g N
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kep'
the dty gonds line which will he offered
which cannot ial please all VINO may good
goods low prices HIS friends and the public
ne<t reques ed to call ard examine his Stock it II
afford him very much pleasure TO exhibit it.
ID-ts
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FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
Oh ilHDS N. q. IL = r Suan,,
~ 40 bls. Coffee and Clarified Sngnr,
30 boxes md bbs. Loaf, Crushed, and Pull
yerized Sugar,
100 bugs Rio and Lsguira Coffee.
20 bngs Superior Old Jiya Coffee,
Is hhds. Cuba enl =. X. Moasses,
90 hbls N o. Moesses,
20 tons Bur Iron. assoried,
do Hoop md Band do,
do. Bserd ST. el.
do. Ca-t and Shear do.
10000 ibs Baron,
300 Snl.a Sol Leather,
70 do. nack Upper do,
40 doz. Calf Skins
20 /" Pink Li,ng do,
10 Sheen Skins,
1000 bses Cation Yarn,
10 Bnles O-nnburga,
80 boxes Sperm and Adaman,ine Candles.
so do. Hull & Sons Patent do.
Is do soap,
10 do Starch,
800 kegs Nnils, to 60 n.y.
10 Wr' Nails,
10 bhs 7 nners' OIL
40 ons Peruvian Guano.
200 saelss Suit.
Pinid Bleeohed and Brown Domestic. Calca Linen.
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines Winiow Gln.. md
Puuy, Coppcrns AIN Madder and Indigo Pep,er
tii g'r and Sri D. Spades. Shovel. Trace and Halter
GhninS, Manure md Hay Folka Boots Shoe. nnd Hats
For sse exchange fr country Produae,. ,.o accouo.
detiug terms zap. 2l,s) JOHN HOLLINS.
Sn WHOLE AND HALF BBLs No.
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

FENlE Sn,-crihe has Just returned from the n Hherr
l. cite aud j. opening one nithe most beaut
iu stock. ol ap. and nc, Gands. lia- bad
r pen-ur of ex hib ting In this market lie respect
folly solicit. ca from III, Ladies and Gen lemon al
Nnchbnrg aud tho surrounding coun,ry. Iii 81 ok oi
Clnhs Cn, imeres aud Vesinss ia very sue"ior, aud
will be- offered the trade suit the time; nso Dress
goods of the brautful STYLES, ich h nv,tn>
the attention of Tho Lndies. A. G LEWIS
nplSis Ex,hnnpr Square. Lv1ch,ug Va.
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SPECEAE NOEICE.-rhe Partnership oi J
- +. Slangh = & }. dis lived tue 2ith al
last Janaty nd the Undersigned is alone anthor,zd
rlo-e np all the business fthe late firm rli' under
signed will still cariy his Iron and B"ss, Foundry
the mouth of Fishing Creek.
feb 2srs J +. SLAUGHTER.
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LINE Of lsich,nond .pes23sa

These sse Of the hrs clnss. built in the city oi
bnltmore, expressly for this ode aud hive superior
onmodations for passengers. They nre commanded
y experienced Cnpieins, we'll qualified for the trnle
,ld who v III spnre exeron tn accommodate They
will be tnwcd mp pnd dawn the "ivers by md ma,
''e relied on To snIl prom ily advenized.
Merchants going North ar ordering goods from Nav
York. will fud il their interest ship by this line.
~ freight will nlway- be taken low as by amy other
line of Packets nnd every effort will be made by
gents III Richmund md New York give satsartion
Freight ID cents per whole, aud - cents per "a
Iobncco being nbau 50 per cent. less hap chnre'
lie Steamers. Insurance be effected in the L.-.i.
moad Fir" Association b, this line nj 3s per cent.
We respectfully urk md hope n succeed in obtain
ng full shaI" oi patronage
Goods shipped by this line TO New. York will be for
"nrded free Uf commission 10 New Orleans, Mobie
3hntlestnn, Savannah ar any other Southern North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets.
~ New York Befl M. l. Coffee House Slip, foot ui
Will Street DAVID CUR NE Richmond, } y
G. II PIERSON, N Y. ;:
No. 81 .Souh STREE. u
Augu.i edits
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STEAMSHIPS COMPANY,

TTNION STEAMSHIPS COMpANX'S
~ LaNE OF STEAMESR-FuR rHlLADEL
PiilA, VIA NORFOLK The steamer. [@s-~ y
Virginia Capnin David Trn slca.or Ass..ssss=ssx-
nnsylsnnin, Captain Jamns Bnymorr, steamer City at
Richmond Captain H. Mitchell. One of these splendhi
steamers will leave Richmond for philad lpha, every
Monday and Thurslay NJ high water. touching NJ CITY
Point aud Norfolk Give eight aud Iass eneers.
Returning, lenve Philadelp in every ednesey aud
Saturday. 10 O'Clock. A. NJ arriving u, Rrllmnnl
every Tuesday and Saturday mo rnng on which ds,s
they will dicl urge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line, and every exeroa has been ma le combine
strength aud speed. They provided wnh eFrnn la
Pa,ent Metallic Lire Bouts;' first rte tabes, ard
every attention is pnid by accommodating Captains to
the comfort oi passene and the protection ol pods
FARE REDUGED;
Passage u New York. lst cabin aud found ...-.. $S
g - Philadelphia : . .....-..
- g 2nd cahin aud not found ..--..I
Passenger for New York would insult their interest
by king ths rou,e; for independent oi heng the
cheapest md .niest i, il by fir IL p, a.,nt.
Tnnceoni-fs shipping Ia Piushurg he a tommoda
ted by this line. we have entered into tngemout,
(" forward od. through with fispat h..
For freight passage nppy
ROBERT RANRlN. Agent,
On,e Dock.
7. S-All goods l'y this ne frnm Philadelphia VIII
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays. nnd nicr
they delivered he wnff shall be considered by
the Company the risk of the owner.
II dts ROBERT RANKIN Al
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IN Ii. PAYNE would respectfully annonncc TO
~. the public th he has 6tt-d up hlndsomr
uS above his Bool Store. where my be und n fine
assrmen If Piancs.a prices ynryine from 5000 $500
Guitars from 81 ru$ IS mud n good supply of on.
Til. m opened II the public mud particularly I"
the Ladies' cBll beautiful Pano.. just open
ed I ,-fInv. np lots
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MERCHANTS.
LATEST PARIS srYLEs.

--LATEST PARIS BTYLE8
DECEIVED BY EXpRsS-this morning n few
~ patterns beautiful Cambrie and Beraee Robes, the
lniest i.'ing out; nlso, Solid Berages, oil coors fne
Peii Ginghams. &c very lbw prices. Call and ex-
anime them. STIGLER kcELDERRY q co.
FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
silE subscriber has just received by expires Z. hand
L some lot of French Work, | Muslin and Lace
sleev's Collars md Chemsetes. rich styles Beeges
and Bonnet Ribbons.
lie os invites the attention Of purchasers 10 large
lot of Table Linens. Tuweng. Fruit md table Napkins,
Linen Shectng md Piow Cn,e Linen Marseiles and
Dimi,y Quilts, Furniture Fringe &c. All Of whirh he
Ia ofleI rg nm reduced prices JOHN ]. DAVIS.
may i2-ts
nN CONSIGNME ENT--ai factory prices--a
~ large lot oi Agricultural Implements. such
Flows. Coyator., Hay Cutters. Corn. .Shelle,s &c.
may2l D1LLekD Il OGDEN
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Iphu iamS
nD..Dp ~ xU.rCu,cS 1ExvCvuy
err r,1n .,n ~ nmcU T.,p
uvAS in, rnt,ranJ Gnn, ,ha NH .,,h
very extensive nssor,n,,n, ,f the obuv, &
,,,los ,nd j. ,n,v ,,nc,ino ono do, h.lo,y tho "a
S,ar. of Ino r; N.em y nrae stnrL nC C;oId &s rs
and Silver Lever Watches from some of the first l. M
factories in Eurnpe--sone ot which will be wate,.,e1
10 keep good time for twn years.
Als,, splendid assortment nt JEWELRY rnnsis inR
in part. Gcnrlemens' Fine GoId Fob,Vc- aud ar
Chains Seals, Keys and Brooches. ver eres
nety of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear Rings Cui Pins Fin
ger Rings aud Bnceets and endless variety ui othe
articles that ii. III rlrpse.
silver ana PIated ware,
Such as Silver Go,le;-. Cups nnd Mug I b.e, De
-er and Tea Spean.; Sugar Tongs AID Stu., Tea
Snincr-, Sail aud Mu .tari SPOONS Table and Deser
'',1s nGn,rppr.l,. n,.,., ,.., r. Sam. ! III.
- "a ,, K;,a.. r. l, an1 r. i psL, 4 ,
,ni p.,,,, 1,a",,ra SIs. r. an Koins
t,la K';,es Sjlya, pe,r ma To,,nis. SiIl q, / ca
''"I NJ g. G o' @ ,,,, ~ ~ IN
y kept IA Je,eller. tore which offer my flcnd,
md old Customers. with the insurance thai y II sell
az low, and as favorable terms ns any in the Ftate
nnn hope to have the pleasure nf "A speed, call al
nmne Tor themselves and test the truth OF the above
-erton.
~ Watches eha 0ews'ry repaired al siiotl fosire
.n "'ouerntc ie'"'' anu "s"es' p'''o gwen Ut o'
ohVer' r,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,
% or % . 'h,'o " S- Il.l.ln lso
kNORN eLASTER'-l his fiaser Is WAX.
~ RANTED 10 cure the worst Corn Prernted
and sold only at d. X. LYMAN
apl PTS Drug Sfore.
NOR lllISE-A Negro Cir the injnnce of the
,nnr an rxcrlin washer and ,r,ner and acct,.tom
ed To hon g W, rk ECHOlS g. PRYOR.
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INSURANCE onn be .Geced in tasse companies uI-
L on as fair terms, in any others equal responsi
b,y, by appcationio
7. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg
Y.dt
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DISSOLUTION.
rEyHE Partnership formed the lst dsy of February
4 lS5i between the undersigned under the irr. o I
Liz. IN Loose Co, is this day dissolved by muGsl
con.ent William Loose will retire from the rn and
II g business will be continued Us heretofore ly Il.
iggnn and William A. Li gin unier ihes syle and trnl
Of 4 r Liggnn & SON. uhh wills lie anil "y all he
liabilities. and ulune ho Lcd 10 collect tie
debts dre the late FRY Of R Il. Liefnn Lnosr Il Co.
X r. LlGt1AN.
" LOOSE
". A. LlGGAN.
uar9-d,s M.tch isi 80.
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
STITZER
~ lns now received and his Sping styIe ss
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS.

comprising Bcebces New York style which s pnsi
beauiifnl-aso Oakfnri's young mems Pm ladel hia
stye brim-which j. passed by any hat yet oi
fei ed or the inspection of thu market Tog lher with
tn, Baltimore syle,cur brim-wnich is very hnnds one
Besides large OF IA the various sly les and
qualities uf Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade:
10 which he most earnestly calls the ention of his
friends and customers aud he public To give him call,
as he now prepared otfei greater inducements In
buyers tlan any like eslab hnent in Toe city, both al
wholesale and retail All kinds OF hats made order,
at the sh rst niice Customers hats dressed erfo
half nrice Call at the sign OF the Blue Hat bargains
mar dts WM S1IrZER
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No IIumbug.

No IIumbug.
| I(ElNG nnnble To IL ocnie house to continue our
- business, compelled To close our entire
stock Of Boots Shoes, IntA aud Gaps, Trunks Garnet
Bag aud Umbiellnsa Cos for Cash, oniy The stock
n very large aud bought from on 25 per cent lower
thnn the gooda bo bought at the North this
Spring Those in Of goods onr line will psase
call soon ns sueh chance will ba offered again
mar 2a-ts COCHRAN a. TAYLOR
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:. this fair Pnii, 5 counterfeit >ee be Lore me
w lrai d.mi snd haih c..ne so nigh .reali n

- tins lair pu counterfeit - b' lore me
What ,lcni eud hat y nigh ,reati n ! e"
VNT,THUET claiming the supernatural inspiralior AT
w tbuted by the author of the abI lines To the
define o of the features fts heroine, think M"ssrs
MlNNIS & TANNER may Justly claim 10 stand ri
vailed in thei, art. in bringing the features OF the
human face div e' in apparent bold relief on the pol
shed tahet with the aid of the marvellous instrument
the invention of which has m Iie immortal tn nnine OF
Dayuerre In the truthful, clear expr, ssion ot the eye
pereton mitnted dapery und completeness III taeir
pctnre generally. have seen them surpassed
an il may well be douo whcther tn even iht re
age .fimnov ,ment will them surpassed. J here
NAV be larger establishments IN Hs coan''y than Me
Lvncbnrg Gallery but none where larger P,ctreS can oe
Ioken The rropriet of the Lynchhurg Photngraph'c
Gallery do not pretend say that ther operating rooms
nr, me most miraby arranged in the world; nett er
,,e their conscience- of that elastic mat-ral which Will
ALLOW the t assert thai In, il stock Iby far the EdTet@
N h. 6,,a3 il aay similar establishment in rreation they
IA even insinate that their iacIiiies not eLird
nor DENY that tn surpassed even the Oid DomIn
i'm The quality Of their the Xcernce aud vai''ly {"
III stock in short the willingness end ability ct tie
,,,e,urs to meet all the wants OF the cotnmdliy IN
J;e ur- foo we'll established require, were the
-, dso,sed lhe publication Of tacts which any cum u>
boo b,v f. nd Of res, ch might ensiy demoli'h md
prnye 10 be slight mistakes, on random asset-' Ch
AID examine ,r yours Ives our splendid assortment q"
5ay.uerre, type iewery and un,qua!fd specimen pc
,,re. Viren nn ctleiritie. Hni reaulles
Al the Lynchburg Photographs Prtn'e Gallery.
" ,e - MINNIS & TANNER
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Insurance Company of the Valley in Virginia,
CAPITAL, $e0o. 900
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WINDOW SHADES.

N b. PAYNE has npered the largest nssnrt
-. ment nf !, udes ever offered in this market
cuns ting OF every variety Some extra quality and
vey beautiful. lap 26 Is
T4PE Expres. copy
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. MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE. AGENCY.

Fuf the Protection Insurance Company, hartford ON
CAiI IAI $500 600
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-18

These analyseswith many others by the ca. 100
inent Chemist are often referred to and ono.0S1a
Professor Johnston in his lectures before nO.a
Agriculturists both in this country and in En"Sa1
They are recommended as furnishing tbo llss l1d
knowledge in regard to the soil which the F HH0
needs. rainier
The analysis made by myself and publsh.,,
your paper some time since is essentially on tb
plan as these by Sprengel as any one NAV sa s'e
comparing them together. I had at nv dsn sS ~
good Laboratory and plenty of the Soil TFSs s
suits were obtained by the best methods and raUe
in every case where it could be done Tho s s.ueO
ment followed is that now universally adon.ss
When some better is proposed shall not he cd"'s
avail myself of its advanta, ,es. Z"
1t is somewhat remarkable that DIR. Tom,,..
should have selected as pattern an ANALYSIS maa
nearly fifty years ago. But as this old anaIvs; f
been suddenly raised from the dead to Serve T "a
Tompkins bidding we may well give it a nass -,
notice 1t is well known to those who have snr .V
quaintance with Agricultural Chemistry that pbac
phorc Acid Potash and Soda are essential in 4 Il.
making up of every good soil. But in this moS al
analysis these most important elements are not os
mated not even mentioned.
In the above remarks intend nothing dsresna,
full to the illustrious Davy Chemical Science + -.
infancy was largely indebted to his genius and abo
But in his day the accurate methods of anaIvy;.
which we now have were not known ProfaSro
Johnston speaks thus of his Agricultural ChemiSrV
Many of you have probably read this work of s,
humphrey Javy, and are prepared to acknowledge
its value. Yet how many things does he pass oyer
entirely, how many things leave unexplained Sines
his time not only have numerous practical obsery,
tons and discoveries been made, but the entire SCI
ence of animal and vegetable chemistry has been re-.
generated. We are not, therefore, to expect in bs
work view of the present state either of our theO
retical knowledge or of our practical agriculture.
belongs rather to the history of the progress Of
knowledge than to the condition of existing inform
alton. ="
DIR. Tompkins says he might go on and give
number of other analyses, in all of which much
larger quantity was lost than appears was reported
in the analysis made by me- That may be true But
he not also go and give a number in which
the loss is less than that reported by me? And if
there is abundance of such analysis and he does
not give them what is the fair Inference?
To the public would respectfully state that this
controversy is not of my seeking, to my taste
might extend this article in noticing the false as
sumptions of DIR. Tompkins- some of them reitera
ted after their falsty had been pointed out by my
self and others But relying on the intelligence Of
the community have no fear that my labors when
honestly performed as they ever have been and al
ways shall be, will be rejected by the Farmers ofts
State either as useless unimportant.
b.; s. HEDRICK.
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From the Salisbury Banner.

LETTER FROM PNEBUR MoccAsM 1t affords us
much pleasure to be able to lay before readers
the following letter from old friend, Pnebur
Moccasin, Esq, of Moccasinville. He stood by us
and rendered us essential aid in the mountains and
glad to he has not forgotten nor forsaken
since we changed our location. He is type of
thousands who have been reused by Free Suffrage,
and who determined never to surrender prin-
ciple so just and proper-men rude in speech, it
may be, and plain and rough, when judged by con-
ventional rules; but they are the men that govern
the balotbox and guide the destinies of our Repub
lie. We hope to hear from old friend often
MoccAsrNv1LLE, N. c., Feb. 4, 1854.
Mr. PRINTUR: motifs in your paper of Jan. ~
that you pokn' Free Suffrage at the Wings agin
That's rght-hare it before Them for they turn pale
whenever they hear it menshuned. cat don't hate
water no wuss than wing does Free Suffrage
mean the big Whigs-them as aspire to be leaders
and git Offices. | stood by you, you know, when
you printed the Mountain Banner, and helped you
to fight the battles of Free Suffrage; and I'm with
you yet and I'll help you agin, and Wen kill Wing
gerry and raise up that great principle of equality
and popular rights I'm no politishun you
know, but go for Free Suffrage my whole length.
Let me tell you how Pm situated own town prop
erty valued at $4,000, and Al acres of land valued
at $1,000, and have to pay tax accordin to valua-
ton, and not accordin' to quantity. Well, have
a naber named Bill Smithers, the biggest fool that
ever talked, would be if he didn't own % acres
of rocks and "a of pore land making 30 in all, val
ued at $50, and high at that but it gives him
enuf to vote for Seneter and be of the arstocra
cy that's opposed to Free Suffrage. Only think on
it'll git mad every time it comes across my mind
Il pay tax on $4,000 worth of land and Bill Smith
on $50 worth, and yet he can vote for Seneter,
and can't They tell me this land qualifcashun"
was put into the Consttushun to protect the land
ed intrusts." Protect thunder I'd like to know
which has the greatest landed intrust" me or Bill
Smithers? He vote in both boxes and I can't.
Why can't I? Because ant intrusted in land, L
'spose, and Bill is!
But aristocracy will butt its bra-I mean will
break its head open agin Free Suffrage yet, and I
don't care how quick it does it. I don't b'lieve in
this way of bein' white man, and only half free
man. don't like for men to have any thing to do
with taxn me when ant allowed to vote for them.
The principle of soole taxashun and only half rep
resentashun ant my principle-it ant the principle
our revoushun was fout on-its the principle that
our fathers fout agin.
wanted to say sumthin' about checks and bal
ances, but my hand is gittin' cramped and must
put it off till another time. You shall hear from me
occasionally this Summer.
Yours till deth,
PINEBUR MOCCASIN.-
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s2.as5as

Dividend Profit $50 49,
of" celhcate
s65 repaid the true amounts
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-18

Ell Mckee, Sheriff
Acres Land,
Valuation Land,
No. Polls,
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DolEpsrROILER's REp0RT--CoNTINUED.

u Sasas o t1s Rsss4ue derusd from each subject Iaraos
s. a. sgery County IN the State Coninued9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Ii having been reported IN the Eleventh w..d ths C.
MzTshI opposed the Collins Line Of Steamships pub
h.h the oosms letter from Nix Collins, which sets the pab
lie right IL that respect;
SEwYoRg. Nov. 6. 1854.
rr,s Sra: In reply TO yours Of 9Th inst. have 10
that Mr. Masha only signed the petition Congress Ia
Ih. Of the Collins Line Of Steamer but aided that the lice
opsht 10 be sustained all hazard, and happy
thar be still sdheres to the same opinion
Respectfully yours,
(signed0 EDWARD K COLLINS.
To The Public-Lss year Card appeared in the public
papers election morning. to the sfest that would ceet
nv fieuds during the entire day :. The Gen. IN Broadway
which Card " as sisued BY D." c. Schaaer."
Tbs, Gard published wh0u, my or sor'ens.
To s,srd 81 snst surprises this day, ss1re the public that
nothing w this day .rPeH in the pres BY nay saneoS sS
eep this notice and request my fiiencs 20 bear In MIND mar
cannot the opportunity TO contradict any unos or e
eul. that AZ published BY any evilninded person until
the time for eontrscicting shall have passed
CHAUNCEY sHAFFER. Candidate for Dist, Attorney.
Tossdsy Morning, Nov. 7, 1854