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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-09

lFuSittS Saie OIL urnltire, &c.
a l'1 'rtue ot" dee Of rrust executed II -
~ me On the Sth dty Il September 1851,
n | 10y X K. Lisean, and rrcoricd IN lie .3stH
Clerk, OH e uflIc Camphr County Count shan -
Friday, the l5tn Orobrr 1854 prorred Ia se at p, lie
auction IT, front Of the MARKET House in The CIV ni
Lynchbnre, cerair property thcr'ia conveyed. unJug
which i the folowinp:
> Bris.cl, Carpets
MI Gy
. wv #,
Pan, fuIto
/ doa rug Scat Chair.
Mehpganv Sldcbuafa
Mahogany Carl labcs
-et Dining Ialrs
! Mahogany .rlr be
Dining Lahle
Mahogan, Marbl, Tor Bncm.
Camille Satj-
Doubling Sirlag-Seat Lounge.
20 lihir Md
80 Stuck Nniue.>r.
daz. Purlrt H5nIug-Seni Glnir.
snnu Bed.cad.,
logeth'r with INC o. the most super of Gnc
Rn.e~ pad Paflo fnrut thar Wa .. er offered in mi.
market. here will lac variety al other articles irrcd
Tor l' nj the sanr time md plre-vana lie to hon,r
ke Icrs but too numerous to specify in this notice
TERMS OF sALE-A sums unarr f5D ra~; MI sums
over THAI amount, credit ct sixty days viii b. iven ON
uesorahie PAPER, >aii>ln .toily endorsed.
oct 2fSctis WM $. MATTHEW. T.usrpc.
~ Rep copy
PoStponement.
Ic ob"v' sale i postponed Until the Il ia Of Noyrn.
her Tn Which day, il odGi,i,pto the Furnilure g.
vii c"tjol' be -oI !. the pr .niisr. a LOT on
GROt NJ ,,l'uat"d in Il county ii Canpb within
hal o. mirnt the city III Lyarhhug, una cnnluius
three and u half urres. The mi t i. wei IMPROVED
and ha,uPnn iva comfortable Dwt ling Houses
aud "a lar" and vel lfruaotlCE HOUSE,
Tems-tlaae known On HE day of ale
WILLIAM S. MATTHEW.
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c.

VIUIHSs 1T H1STTIHg WU0USs UC,
FENilE sGbs crlbrr has rocevr Lts Full and Winter
Goo i. consisting &C French CT tia mil Cn.s-
of hest ual's very super u aud ~ hragy
French renvcr Cloths md Ca,simercs; ri 60 Len.
uful Browe Cloth; one do. Bi,c,--vcry low-sutuble
for ,iirs' CT ,nks
Ve-riugs ot plusu. Velvet silk. &c, &c,
rnm 81 Of newest style md best quality.
Shrs Collars. d nwcls, Under,hirts. (som, very
m.ccl IInndh'f- Cnvps, scarfs Srocks Gloves Half
Hose Sc. &c.
~ The Iallof.ng department managed by Ambrose
Pner, who i'll spare exerton To coniitue the suis-
inctou he hns bong given WIN. l. PAGE.
T.. WASrEp.-Two Good Jouneymen Tail
ors-to whom a good md The BEST WAGES
will be PiYrl None but good hands need Hppy.
WIN. J.. PAGE.
oct II dts "
DLACk BOMBAZINES. French Merno.. Ampa;.
ID CIT great bnrgain,-Embrndercd md Quited
Skirts. j. ABRAHAMS.
ont II dts W.
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PETERSBIRG ADVERTISEMENTS.
rho~ Btnnrh, las Il |nneh Inn. T. Branch.
TEiOS BRANCH ~ SONS,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCH ANTS.

ANd ifaIr,s n CHIN5 aNt IFrltai hrdI hnp3smrils
petersburg, Vn.
10 Produce Cousiennlents :, liGited. which
will receive the personal attention OF the part
neIs.
John NJ. Oic>, d.. Jas saunders. Snm'i Miller, Am.
b,osr Rucher Lvnrhhlrgi rho.. Wallace, Hon john
May Paul y hrllwanr VIM T loyuca, Peter alurgi
Warwick X Bmksdnlc. l. ~ Co, Richmond
iu, II 16rla
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&sS " i be- sold hv comm sirner To- mp intrd u
NJ October tc,n, ot The circuit frusvivn
MA county IL the cn~e ot Ward Sc Ward mt 9th
o., In he highest bidder GA the rfem~e. onihe l6tl
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DOAKUlNG ESTABLISHMENT ron RENr.--
ID wish To lease for the ensuing year, for term
o year. that Boarding Establishment. that
central and well knnwn stand, called kvls Corner. in
the cry of Lyucliburg Possession to be rad the
1T dny OF Ianuprv 1886 bur, doubt, arnnee
cnll,e made get possession earlier day For
1fNN, mn " = Nh. Chas W Chrisiion in L,nchurrg
AZ. 10 re -ubscrbcr IN the tiry Of Richmond
~ ln-lI ian RlCIID G. MORRIS
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SECOND DISPATCH
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Flour is dull. Howard
Street - 80; City Mills 1925. Wheat. White
Si75 10 lSO; Red $40 10 Sl.sl
NEW York, Nov. S.--Flour-S"uthorn SS.s7
to S9.3l Wheat unchanged. Corn firm.
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Trustees Sale Offurnitnrp. &c.

Til" a'ovc salc Is unavoidahy postponed 10 T.
day the ol.t inst. nov 1 Id
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TIE llNDROMAGEN, OR WATER PROOF,
ANTI Constructive CORK SOLEs,
hmgmctured by
liarcOurt, Bradley 4 Co.,

II Nllk'I sIf'fL NRnUIlrsIrr
Principal UarehouSe. lO2 God Street, Cheap.
side, London, ENGLAND. lmerican Establish
irents, Is Inn Street 4 lO2 Nassau Street
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Roanoke College,.

DANES AND OILS, Whie and brown
L Zinc White Lead NJ i all colo,s in ground in
t tor sale by RSrABLER & co
ortl -dkcis
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Iron Works Il 1900 icreS Of Land
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

pY Virtue al deed nf iiu I, execute to the
ID lSihof August. 1919, hy AleN uicr \. Montgou,.
er and others. aud of record in the Clerks ohcr ot
Nelson County Cour; We shall on the 27H ddg ~ De-
ober ntxt ii inir. it ro the next air day. upon the
premises und the Furlre sjlunted thereon, eel tn
tie highest bdirr all that yau ,bc Land known hs the
Ia ,c ct En- Greek tuuaeeconssting of bet Il 90
and 1900 ncrr..
1t isa property in every respect most valuable is
situated james River in the county Of Ncsan NJ the
mouth at Fin Creek and thc Canal; aud as an
Iron Establishment, offers every nducemrnt eutcr
prize in such pursuit, The ,rc limestone, and wood
are believed to be abundant.
The Trustees npprchehd that there exists rius upon
this prop rty the mount Of several thousand dollars
prior and preferable the Lem awarded 10y the decd 10
them and in order prevent mischief thcy vii with.
hol the application ol the purchase money until it +,
nscrrtaned TINT the purchaser viii get good title
Tins is the fourth effort which the Trustees huve made
10 sell this pr pely; and being required impeialivry
bv the preferred creditor. JUo. O. McGlunalHn pro.
coed Ia the deed III All nersons irterc4
ted hereby warned tla Ia" s'. vii be unque,ti
ably made al toe time nd place above mentioned,
A much cash will be required a. will pay the espcn.
al sale and the rcu,cs heretofore incurred ia tc
effort sell nnd lor the residue credit of aud
three year. viii be given Good personal security II be
given and the tir taued utt, the purchase money
pad. ANY person living in tie ne,slbortood el the
h9ds will show them. and especially Mr.. Alexander
Mundy nnd Mr.. Cpbin Jordan.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, ,r.,.,.
WI b ROANE. '''''''s'
mug ct27.ep-thon dsel27oct
I1 Repul enn cory l.. day oj salr
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Roanoke College,


Rev. David r. b tile, a. NJ, President and Profess
of Moral and Intellectual ience, &c,
s. Carsone Webs, A. NJ, Prot. Mathematics and
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won Hoxar, Prof. Ancient and Modern Lam
guages.
V. +. Bolton, Tutor.
HNflIS Institution, located nj Salem, Va, will
l. mrnce Its next Session October fth. Expenses for
the session of ten months including Tnition Boa,d,
Ruom-reh Fuel Lights and Incidental expenses, $1l2
For particulars address the Pr, sident.
aug l9.d&c6mos Rep copy
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TEMPLE OF FASHION. 4
SITTER
Has received and in his Fall style of
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS,

GENTLEMENs FINE DRESS HATS,
Comprising every style and quality Of Hats anil Caps
adopted for the Fall and Winter trade. He deems il
the diff styles and qusli-
ties of his lnrge and ell selected stock the unver
sal reputation of his nimable Hats precludes the
cessty of saying much that point, it is well known
that his Hats unique. pr sentng symery and great
beauty hch scarcely elsewhere His young
mems Full style Silk Hats for beauty Of finish and ee
ssnce of style. durability and cheaness can't be pas
sed hy and establi-hm in the State His friends
TONERS and the public respectfully invited to call and
supp themselves with good and handsome Hats of his
own make. which are + .iESH and NEW. All kinds Of
Hats made to order with and dispatch Gus.
toners hats dressed usual. Call rhe sign
of the Blue Halter bargains.
oct 9.dtS VIM. SITTER.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR


NOTICE-The Elk Com. al The Union Agricultural
~ Society DIVA. N. q. hn-e the PLEASURE of in
forming the public that the Directors of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, the South Side rnad aud the
Petersburg Cor Souhe) road will issue free tickets
members Of tire Society, the exhibition of erhcates
of membership. pni grant free passage animals
and articles intended ior exhibition the Fair 10 be
held AZ Petersburg the 2th-27th ot this month.
On the Richmond 4 Fredericksburg and Richmond
g. Petersburg roads the will hsI educel half
Certificates of membership b" kad of Luke
Stevens, Abingdon; Col T J. Boyd, Wytheville; b. +
Wysor Newbern; Mr. Burnes, Barnes Hot Chris
tnnsburg; Dr. Letter Salem; H. A. Burroughs of the fl IN
al Shai,r Il Co., lynchburg; Col. d. McDearmon,
Appomnttox depot aud X. w. Roberts, Nottoway c. II.
JAMES c. Balm, Rec. Sec'ry.
n o., "a
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~ Ever, Article entirely New!
IN GOOD CONDITION.
DEALER
NINA. GLASS md EARTHENWARE. LOOK

JOHN r. IIOBSON. l.. l.. ARMIsTEAD.
HOBSoN & ARMiSTBAD hive formed a Copnrt.
nership for tn purpose of conducting SHOE
and HAT TRADE in Lynchbulg, Va. and having
turned from the Northern Cities where they hav.
lectcd io this market with grcn, and precautior,
u STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES HATS and CAPS of tho
styles nm of NIL qunlties Trunks Carpet Bags
and every limo ct cool. that woud be expected to be
found in ther general line of business intending please
with p lite attention the most fa.tidous Indies or Gen.
tlcmrn who may invor them u it'll call.
Their terms (o which they expect pay due respeot)
being CAsu hoped their friends and The public will
appreciate the very mnny advantages arising from this
the Cnsh System Of doing business, and toward
and try once, the spirit of "YouNa AMERICA
~ Next to H. X Wutkn's China Store. and
the Farmers Bank. i3.dts (y)
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FOR RENT.

THE large and convenient family residence
on fifth street, at present occupied by George
Baughman, Esq'r. This property is within five
minutes walk of Main Street, has well of good
water on it, and also every necessary clubhouse.
Possession given the first of November. For
terms apply to my son L. w. Lambreth. or to
myself. ELIZA G. LAMBETH.
oct. 9-w2t
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c,

VuNnE subscr,ber hps receive his Fall and Winter
1 Gnols, consisting &c French Cloths md Cassi-
Of beat makes; very super and exrn heavy
French Beaver Cloths aud Cassimcres; piece benu
tifu Brown Cloth; ono do Baek-very lcw--suitabe
Tor Iadios' Clnnks.
Ve.iings of Plush, Velvet Silk &c, &c.
Trimmif - of newest .lylo und best quny.
Shirts. Collars. Drawers, Undcrshirts. (somc very
rrc) llandhf Crnvats. Soarfs. Stocks, Gloves. Half
Hose. &c, Nc.
~ The Tailoring department managed by Ambrose
Page who ~ i'll spare cxoron 10 conthue Me sntis-
incIion he has ao long given WIN. l. PAGE
4. =. WaNTrD-Twu Good Journeymen Tail
ors-to whom n eood and the BEST WAGES
will be giyci Nome but good hands need apply.
WIN l.. PAGE
Ip-Jt (vA
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THOMAS NOWuAN,

oigh Oh inc baSie,oycaihoiest ST, fetefspnig, va
EElS constantly an hand the largest. chcapcst,nut
IN best assortment al Watches. Jewclry. & ID PEN.
Spc"Hcles,Sc be found in Yn,emhacing Gold atem
Lever Horizontal aud Anchor Watches ranging price
from 10 10 300. all warranted IL give satisfaction.
he will excl nngc them. Also nrec Of Dia
mond, feall nnL ran Rings. breast Pins. Enr-Drops
Ladies' Neck aud Ghatelain Chains, Gents Fob aud
Vest Chnn-. Bosom Sleeve aud collnr Buttons. Brace
lets, Gold Pencils &c, Nc; asa very large
ot Silver Waie, embracing 1nbo. Ten. Dessert Snlt
mud Mustard Spoons, Table MD dessert Forks, Soup,
Gravy nnd Cream Ladies' Pickle Knives and Forks Cake,
Batter nnd Fruit knive., Silver Gpblcta, Cups, Nc. &o
all warranted pure sill, equal IL Coin. Any kind Of
lcwcy manufactured at the shortest notice Watches
clocks. M Iowry repaired iy competent wurkmen
and warranted to give satisfaction. Give him cn, II
YOU want GOO, and fashionable ,lewcy aud wish your
Watch to keep good time.
luy y -dN,t4
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Agricultural Fair at PETERSBURG.

vUNIE Fair of the Union Agricultural Soriey # Yir-
1 gina 4 N. Curolinn will open NJ Petersburg the
2ith October
The men bership fee has been Fixed sum which
places it within the mems of all t. vs our het eofore
almost inaccessible sister city, tho word.renowned
"Cockade' to enjoy sion of the finest
roads in the country. the view of single feature of
which-ihe famous Hon BRip6E-is richly worth the
entire Of the trip and attend tho Exhibition of tho
Products of the Industry of our md tie "od North
State"
Certificates OF membership, emitting the hnld to ad
mission q the Fair Grounds ind Exhibition and FREE
PASSAGE by tho South SIDE Railroad mny be had in
this city the store of Burroughs, Shaler n Co of the
subscriber, agent for Lynchhurg and vicinity
II A. BURROUGHS.
N.B.-Ladies. rs well as gentlemen, may become
members. lU-dlw
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RUssIA-Nia the Baltic it is stated that the
discomfort of the Russian population is increas
ing; and even threatens to bring ON revolution
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16

CHrNA.-Canton, ON August 5th,was in n state
of scige. Business was entirely suspended, and
the city would in IA few days be in the hands of
the insurgents. No tea was being brought to
market.
Whampoa and Fushnan were still held by the
insurgents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16

HEAVY gMPORTAE IONS
GREAT STOCK OF NEW GOODS
NJ 10Th OcToBER 1854.
| nm home with n tremendous stock of NEW
GOODS oi every description. In Consequence OF tho
heavy importation of Dry Goods into the United States
the past senson md little stringency In the money
market M tte North, hnvn bough, my goods very
chcnp. The assortment mnde up of French, English
HaiiaB, German and american Fabrics all al which will
be- sold very low for Cash and nothing rlss Cash
JNO J. PuRY1S, Ag't.
~ B.-New Goods received almost every week.
oct l2s J. J. r., Ag't.
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~ = s.. ZETTELL8 RESTAURANT
~ FRREscu CoNFnorIoSARY EsABLIsHmEsr.
The undersigned bcgs leave inform his friends, and
the public generally TINT his long established Restaurant
md &c ionay Ia again stored with the cxqus.
tie d,licnces the Coffee la Francois, Tea,
Chocolate Jces, Sups, Chops Steaks, Oysters in
every style Gnrne etc. will be served from morning
'tiIl night. moments waning Also, DINNERS
or SLIPPERS for lai gc or small parties. call from
his pnrron. vii satisfy them his Moderate
Charges Prompt Attention &c. Wine spirit
Gus drinks nro not serve l. CY-A neat PRIVATE
SALOON for Ladies-kept apart from the public
room for Gent emcn al oct 3 deod&cw2m
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Renewed disturbances are feared at Mad
rid.
Barcelona is more quiet.
The ! ines correspondent again asserts that
the Spanish authorities hold the proof of Mr.
Soue's connection with the recent Instruction
airy attempts.
The government has removed all French
fugees into the interior, beyond the Ebro.
1t is not true that O'Donnell will accept the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Gems. Codoya Manaquessa and Eazareno will
soon turn to Spain.
ITALY.
Reports says that Garbaldi and Gen. Rosseli,
have crossed the Sandman frontier to fight du-
81, arising out of Garbaldi's letter disclaiming
the recent instruction at Parma.
The papal Government has just concluded n
r. Joan of four million crowns with the Rothchilds
The cholera is committing great rayages at
Messinna All the consuls except the Bey's and
the American had fled the city.
PoLAND.-A decree postp mes until December
the reduction Of import duties ON corn and other
articles of food
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.

], Republican cory Il day of sahr
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-01

ocrtical promises that large amount Of
stock would be obtained in Cincinnati as
soon as the contract was ratified from
$600,00 to 100000, was the amount
indicated, as at once available also, the
fallacious argument that the advantages
of contract of union were all to fall to
uS,-that the interests Of the Marietta
company would not be promoted by it
Why, a few days, only, before the decis-
ion of the question, the Scioto Gazette
said: awe earnestly hope that the propo-
sed consolidation will be defeated, and all
our friends here abouts, with whom we
have conversed, entertain the same hope,
and this mendacious statement was peril
naciously insisted on here, as being true,
and we were taken to task, personally, for
having exposed the motive for publishing
and circulating the falsehood. The vote
of the Marietta company settled the ques-
ton as to their opposition to consolidation;
but what about the money promised to be
raised at Cincinnati Not the first effort
has been made to get it, for the reason
that ii aCas neuer promised, and waS neUer
wanLed. Indeed, when an effort was
made by the genuine friends of our road
to procure stock at Cincinnati, upon con-
dition that the road should be an inde-
pendent one, the tools of our enemies in
lerposed to preventit. Every body, here
and elsewhere, understood these despica-
bic falsehoods at the time and saw that
we were sold, and that without any re-
muneration, al least TO The triehms ct the
road, but it was supposed the better poll,
cy was, if possible, to concilate rather
than deaounce, as we had not the power
to drpoSe.
Every interest involved in the road, has
been basely and wickedly sacrificed,
whether or not at the shrine of aUarice,
let disintcrested public judge.-Hihs'
borough azeHe.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-01

This Court commenced its second term for this year
on Tuesday last Judge Peek on the Bench The
Grand Jury was empaacllci and sworn as follows
Abraham Ward, Foreman, Amos N IloIcomb, Ma.
than Gllcland Martin Vanlcyort, Noah Dcayor, ia.
cob Miller, Jr. JcMl Frazcc, G, Cherington john
Irwin, Johp Millikm, Samuel Dempsey John Rice,
William Horton, Gee W. Hale, aud Reuben Dick
erson. The Jury being Charged retired, and in a
short time returned into Court with report of the
condition Of the County JAIL but returned no bill Of
Indictment
The Docket was called over and the several causes
set for that dOysmarked for trial or continued. In
the afternoon o Jury was ompanellcI to try the
cause Of John Lowew. james Downward, who return
cd verdict oy Sl3l -, in favor Of the Plaintiff
IIolcomb for plaintiff johnson for defendant. The
case Of Myers vs. Kinney for slandcr, was con-
tinucd
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-01

From the Washington Intelligencer, May %. ]
The standards taken at the surrender
of Yorktown and presented by the Con-
gress of the revolution TO General Wash
inglon. commander in chief of the com
bined armies OF America and France,
were on Tursday last brought over from
Arlington house by the venerable Mr..
Custis, the soul surviving executor OF
Washington; last surviving member OF
his domestic family, and presented to the
President, and through him to the gov
ernment and people of the United States
The President, on receiving the vener.
able trophies, accompanied by the Sec
retary of War, escorted, them TO the war
office, where they will for the present
reamin under the especial care OF the
Secretary.
1t is said that the President intends to
submit the final disposal Of those revolu-
tionary relicsto Congress, recommending
that the material "reminiscences of the
ever memorable event that was in truth
the crowningglory ofthe war Of American
independence, shall form a nucleus a.
round which to be gathered all the stan
dards Of the past and Of the future tri-
umphs Of the American arms.
1t has been suggested that portion OF
the magnificent room in the eastern wing
of the Patent Office would form fitting
| c;,o (>, ,ho RI al oF Nr;,n,nb tha Tan, n la
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GrnhnIn,s mngazlne.

We have received the June No, Of this lar-faned
work, aud pronounce it beautiful in the extreme 1t
is issplcnddy Illuminated The Lovers, steel en-
craving, is indeed beautiful. The continuance of tho
illustrated Life Of Gen Washington, increases in in
terest with each succeeding No, This alone 10 worth
the subscription price, without mentioning the oz.
traordinay large amount Of matter besides contain
cd. Baruum's Grand Ro.opcning Of the Crystal
Palace, is we'll done also, Sips Of Punch is aioa.
ture that will ediiy aud amuse great number Of the
more curious readers, s., per annumi address Geo.
r. Graham 100 Chestnut street Philadelphia,
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The Wheat CrOp.

The editor OF the Detroit Free Press
says: From information received through
the local papers and other sources, we
are of opinion that the prospect is now
fair for at least an average wheat crop in
this state. In the early part of the sea-
son, in some sections, the appearance ol
the fields was forbldding, the root Of the
wheat seeming to be winter killed; but in
most instances these fields have recovered
and are now promising. With no inter.
veneng calamity before harvest time, the
wheat crop of Michigan will be a fair
one,
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Masonic.

The dedication of the Grand Lodge
Hall in this city will take place on the
cath of June next. A large number Of
brethren from distance are expected to
be present, and ample arrangements have
been made for the accommodation of all
who attend. DR.. Hampstead, of Ports
mouth is to deliver the address. The or
der of exercise will be published in a
short time.-ChHIic0the Gag.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-01

INDIAN TREATIES. Commissioned Many
penny has Just completed important treat
les with the Shawnees and DeIawares,
the Klckapoos, and the Sacs and Foxes,
BY the first, the Shawnees and DeIawares
the country known as the Kansas Valley
will be opened shortly for settlement
The Kickapoos have ceded territory Iy.
ing Immediately north Of that valley and
around Fort Leavenworth. The terrific
ry obtained under the Sac and Fox treaty
is Sl.nated just north of the Kickpoo
cession above referred to. Under these
treaties, the country wesL OF the Missouri,
and within the limits of the United States
territories of Nebraska and Kansas. for
five hundred miles north, is to be added
to our western territory, and to be open
hereafter to the axe and pIow Of The white
man. All accounts represent this acqul.
slion as presenting great agricultural ad'
vantages, much OF it being Of the best
description Of soil, and easy OF access
by water communicaton.-Cja. Eng.