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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03
IMERlCAN BANBER.


One Joel Bpyd. Of >Corydou, Indiana. has done
Tor The s " Nichts what Nc Rinnon and Hendcr-l
son.tlid for the secret order OF Americana His
tScase for his treclery IS that he was promised
a remuneration Tor LIS services and expenses in
initiating members, but It was afterwards denied
him. Tho accpracy Of his statement is estab-
ljshcd by tie 'kct that in Tennessee thesame.
oath. accompanied by the following print d cir
cular, was sent to Richie Kincaid, of Clinton,
John Grimes, of Jacssonshoro', and other lead
ing Democrats, post paid. They happened to
love their country more than a mere party meme,
and rejected with scorn the proposition to league
themselves with banded Foreigners for the pur-
pose Of putting down their own coontrymen.
Hielde kineaid has since presided = an Ameri-
can meeting 10 Clinton, in which the Philadel-
phia platform was "fuly endorsed and cordially
: approved.
CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR. u 49,
Dear sir:--Being satisfied that there is pre-
vailiug, 10 very great extent, in the st te of
Tennessee, anew-fsnglod d Order, called Know
Moth ngs," which orl,r is making rap'd inro ads
in the ranksof Democracy, not only in the State
OF Tennessee, but throughout the Union Ihis
sras kaotcn 10 Coz. JohnSoa dnterior to his eaier-
ing into the canudSs against Mr.. Gentry, and to
check the mighty tide and counteract The infu-
ence Of this loathsorne fungus, "Know Nothing
ism," THE FAR sEEING Go.eJohnson, togS ther
with some far-seeings patriotic Democrats OF the
State Of Firglnia, set upon foot the association
called ~Sag NIGHTS" "a foreign phrase meaning
"Say Nothing,') by which it is expected TO Sc
cure the influence and votcs Of all FOREIGNERS
and ROMAN CATHOLICS. s.--We are informed that
:. you are an old hue Democrat, and as such we
venture to sendyou this Circular, and entreat
you, as agentleman, and as one of the great
Democratic family Of Tennessee, TO keEP 1T Sc
cRET.
Hearing Of the progress Of the Know Moth
ings, we hope You VIII be active mgetting a
many ,psrsons 10 take this obligation as possible,
and thereby preserve the DEMOCRATIC party aud
G oy. ohnson from defe. 4.
49, M d. EsPIRrE, -,
Chef Association, No. 2l4.
The path is as fvllows;s
IL A. B., OF nv own free VIII and accord, il
the presence Of these witnesses, do s9Icmnly pro
mise and swear, thar am in favor Of this asso
citation, and that viii not vote for Know
Moth ng if 4 know The same, and thatI viii
only vote fl,r a good Democrat
That Ewill favor the foreign born and Roman
lists, thereby gaining their votes ss well as the
well wishes.
/ furthernote promise and sweaf, that vii
not tell any ofthe secrets Of this order. fur
.thermore promise and swear thatI willtell tha
the Know Nothings are 1,fidnS and that wi
vote fora member Of THIS order, whether Isbe
lieve heis faithful or not. 30 HELP ME- Cop"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03

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= so swo .s y tnlss O orr lo,rlal SIS
rns Sc s;a,s = ss s.;spo'lc g
I, 4; 8 49, ss'A =. ls'usE
her, =. III q 4 a g
s,,s. .,r 49, ~ -
o,s Pres -. sss g. 80 oauce ~ cue
s,arsg - " : may ~
fo abandon oa,r res;.;on -. s,s. os
infdel ii alnavs f,lv Il ss,L j, rs
profestanfs fal<en as sshas,v as Il ,bev s5sra
gion. - cared nina bead IL selirio 80 snv
sort. 8xt theI,slnwn ara,,a =. r.e,.,, b,ssl..
ems. and 90 and xreach fo thp % tbe Fathers d;a
to the Gent;les or Won viii never toni. III :,
They will ,ersec,,te Won. If thew hsva Tho mower
and reonfd = = Of sufIeiasf i,nnortaYce 10 p
pers, 1tel ki Won suceped a ctnv;ra;,s. ti,e,
that heathenisn is false and E.tl,oi;,fy ia tr,,e
and that tl1ex are &, i've f,r hearnn :, not far
earth. 43h6 6x1nt error intn tohrb ~ Il i fhat
of cansid6rf ke1asfa fisrn r. k,rIs ~ lra,:-
ion 0n1 aak I I fx5 .sl;.S;as.. :; S.. .ssIs
,0ll|| l<( - - ~ - nm = ~, I
here and there Al ii]]Iy Mai %
antsscoistitutessoo a rejieions brt = no,iticai
and social partv and what ihev nv In rssarance
to religion Is said only in fnrreranc Sc ther ae-
eular movements or desires. whether fhar tbem.
selves are distinctly conscious that il Z az y not
We do ii too much honor when We cont1eseeend
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-03


Of the Methodist Episcopai Church. We cam
not fatter ourselve1 shst We are excepted from
the number Of those whom our equitable vice
Chancellor desigpates in his public speeches, as
''lihle pettifogging editors, but among the num-
Der Of those insigni6csnt crestotcs we are not
oncwho "duote' extracl from some paper, which
quoted from some other papef which quot d from
they know not where. rom Washington's !
and Jefisrson's writinss. we pave copied direct,
what they Nd 20 say; from Brownson's Quar-.
terly Review, we have quoted direct. nhat IA
had 70 sey; and now from wesley,s works we
quote direct. what he hsdt say. s - s
= Toe letter is found voi 6sPs SIC; IAN ] il ad-
drcsacds as the VIZ supposes. to the Edi..
tor of .sThe Fresman's Journal. .butto the pms
ter OF the Public Advertiser Two letters to
the Editor Of the Journal are added, which we
will cory hereafrer. The Wh;o was rn;slad bv
j, !. a.. &c ~, ,..... ...-s :. -.
:. "''asD = - sioiloWs,
"A letter 10 me Printer OF the Public Adver-
tiscr' Occasioned by the late act passedin fa-'
vor.of poperv. Ta ,ob;cb 4, .al.a = asc,,..
e;. - - ~ 49, j. -,
SAts ~ - s'o ''u'sois " athe rec.
mans Journa', Doublins' The Vicksburg
Wing remarks. s.T.is letter was furnished the
Memphis Eagle and Euoulrer hvs, ,3;s,;ns,,,;sh al
nr..hs,.-. -"
e1'ss = 1so''n s.'ss'ss'PPl, q consequence
OF Judge Longstreet having called the members
Of the Methodist church to task for ioiuihc the,
American marty and TAINTED tbcr, ,.,;,t ,ern;s,,.
~. 80 - -. - ,.'sa .''s'''
s'.s name :. she's great anu Vesneraseo ieau-
,er, Wesley. This canvass has produced MOTH
ing stronger or more powerful against the sppres-
s;ve pal;cv of the Rom;sh ot,,rch .h.n ,h;s lst
80 ,,r,,a, -, ...a.h Srf.[
-. ~ eas asV' s''u .le as'a-
odlsf q osner member q = Church, who is ar
raigned for Joining the Amorican party. Or char
q 4 with nersecntino the Roman Catholic cbnr, ;
-. gs 80.
~ "oss ~ sPty 'esisau .H's 'e''es' "iiu
say IN the language OF It, LET him answer it
who can. Here it is:"
Some time aro a namnhlet was sent
me entitls d ..An appeal from the PROTESTANT AZ.
sociation TO the people Of Great Britain, 81 "a
dav or two since kind Of answer to TINS was
put into nv hand which pronounces its style
cont mptible. its asoninp futile. and its object
malicious. On the contrary. think the stvle
of it is clear. easysand natural: the reasoning in
genaral, strong aud coneIusve the object or de.
SIGN. kind and benevolent.
olent design. merely to preserve our haDpy con.
stitution. Z shall endeayor to confirm The sub.
stance Of that tract by a few Main arc,,,nents.-
With persecution | have nothing to do. I per.
secute no maj. for his religious principles. Let
there be as boundess freedom in religion as
any mancan conceive. But this does not touch
the mint viii set reI;sy;op tr,,e ,or false p+.
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tsOotAEss ~ pIs5lss,E.

There is drought in in Dorchester Nd.
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LATE NEWS BIZ TIE NAILS.

t,.,,L;npton Union Advocating Prescription.
Iy,sHIsGToN; May 23d.-The editorial in the
zion. this morning eommendatory of the dis
sbaroe of workmen at the Gosport Navy Yard
s s'r entertaining Know Nothing principles. has
w. oted great excitement here and elsewhere, and
'9;n he followed, it is believedby dismissas from
other Navy yards. -, .-........ ~.
-. friend Of the constitution aud the laws,
G -. ''p.,,,rfptim be- prescribed man that coy
ri ri, .zck. % deprive his ncghbor Of his solcmo
''..r,,,iil rialits bceause ofaceiacnt Of birth
= .G=.iar If religion, is not merely unworthy Of
,l.a., oniec under the Federal Government.
Il ,gould be unsafe to trust him into the @ma-
~. mare of official pawor'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25
u oman s Rights.

The Legislature of Wisconsin has recently
.,,..ed Il law relative to the rights of married
women. 1t is as follows;
Any married woman whose husband, either
fron drunkenness, prongacy or from any other
cause. shall neglect or refuse to provide for her
.npport. or for the support, and education Of her
children. shall have the right in her own name to
transact business, aud to receive and collect her
avn earnings and the earnings of her minor
children, and apply the same for her own support
and the support and education of such children,
free from the control and interference of her hus
hand, or any person claiming the same or claim
ing to be released from the same by or through
hnr hnsbnnd."
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u ariii.e from the Pains.

The ST. Joseph lMo.l Cycle. saws. "Wohave
had the pleasure OF an interview with Col Waugh
an who has Just returned from his agency on the
Upper Missouri. He states that the Indians m
on the plains are in very unsettled condition; in
iact assuming hostile attitude The Blackfeet
tneaPas- Sioux, Manacongues, Sansare, and Yanc
tons banded IN one mighty host and soothing cs-
lstng treaties, have unburied the Ratchet and hid
deh'nee to The 'pewers hat be-" These. com
t'n'd with the Bralays ogalalics Of the Platte.
Numbering. II ii small calculation. three thousand
"arners have thrown up Notifications on Rainey.
eet'' ii The source of Grand River. and are not
only ready bat anxious 10 meet any force that the
Government may send against thcta"
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CASE 0f .JoSeub Hiss.

BosToN, May 23d.-ln the supreme Court this
morning, Chief Justice Shaw delivered an opin-
ion in the case of Joseph Hiss, who pettioned to
be released from an arrest tor debt on the ground
that he was Il member of the Massachusetts Leg
isaturc. He decided that the House had an in
herent right to eXpel Hiss, and the House having
used that power. Hiss could claim no privileges
resulting from the position of Il member of the
Legislature. Hiss was therefore reconmittcd to
tho custody of the iaiIor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

4ccident at Wilmington, y. C.-HoH Sto.m,
WnMINGroN, May 23d.-A horse runaway
here this afternoon with buggy containing
Mcssrs. Richard Green, MeElhany, and another
gentleman, who were thrown out. Mr.. McElha-
ny l. 81 seriously injured that his recovery Is
desparcd Of Both of the others were badly
hurt. Theaccdent occurred opposite the Caro-
lima Hotel.
We had a hail Storm here last night, but not a
very serious one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS

~ Tho undrT- gned, VIM Nns hnd n Inrge practical
experience in the prosecution of Claims against the
General Government. offers his services to the Sol
liera and heir Widows, mud the Minor Children of
thnsc engaged in the War nf 1912 and all was since
100. IA wens fr Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Wid ".
Hi char - in n cnses shall be moderate and paya.
bile When hr gets the vibrant or money, and he will
now, lac nlwa has, pay all collections imme
lmtrly.
lie m- he R,.al lhe cid Soldiers as they stand at
fl, Department " l-hi9Eton aud his acquaintance
md iaeJrIrsbt rbr Pension Office is probably better
Iiun any one in Nfsin.a.
lhra..,#r n1fi., price in cash will be paid for
Luud "a .rriat- r- .- L purchase l0n 600 ncres.
mn23 udiS CIIAS W STArHAM
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C.,,rsi assembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
Netr School

Wehave announced the opening sermon at St.
,,is bv the Rev. DIR. Skinner. On the after
aaon Of the same day, May 18th, the assembly
,,r,ceeded to the election of officers, with the fol
iowing result: Rev. William {. Wisner, ID. D.,
moderator; Rev. +. +. Hatfield, ID. d., stated
psy Oya p. lIoyt, temporary clerk. There are
,,,,v IN connection with the General Assembly %
synods. 100 Presbytcries, lob minister's l,G6l
Torches and III AZ church members.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25
NEW CONCEIsN.

TIVE undersigned hnying taken tie house formerly
L occupied by Il X N, = Stcptoe, wa doors abovc
Acree & NcCunahan's oil stand. aud door IL
Mare y, Srrallon. Man street, Lyr chhug Va, bces
enyc to call TIE attention of his irend and the public
generally. 10 his stock o GIocerr- Liquors, &c,
which he is offering low for cash or in exchange for
conntry produce. Particular attention pud the sale
of Flour Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, &ra-als9 to the
ceving and forwarding of Goods.
may 22.e&dtsy JOllS LUNSFORD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register COPY Gm.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell his TRACT 81
4 of LAND, lying in the County of Amhcrst-two.1
miles from the city of Lynchburg The Tract contains
nbout 1000 ACRES, which will b" divided to SUN
E9purcbasers. The improvement We all good and
<A-new.
For terms Apply to the subscriber at L,ncbhurc.
dec 7-deadts GEO. G.. CURLE.
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Iinnnr Inlr in RnSfnn

BosToN, May 23d.-Tho Board of Aldermen
have appointed nine agents for the sale of liquor,
two OF them grocers, and the rest of them apothe-
carries.
The examination of the first case OF violation
Of the new prohibitory law is now going ON in the
police cnnrt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25
.4nti- Iiquor Lar Resolutions.

The resolutions passed at the ant-liquor law
meeting in Boston, Monday night, were violent
and abusive The following two of them:
Resolved, That the recently SO called Maine
Liquor Law is a compound of ianatieism, folly
and political corruption
Resolved, That we will protect the property
the reputation and the freedom of the citizens of
this Commonwealth, which are guaranteed to
them by the bill of rights.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

IIoNIcIpE.-Mr. Vincent Cooper killed a man
by the name of Short, near Ripley, Mississippi
on the ID inst, by shooting him with rifle while
he was skulking about Cooper's premises Short
had seduced Cooper's wife, and had stabbed
Cooper almost fatally, previous to this affair
Cooper sent for his neghbors. sought legal IN
yestigation, and was honorably acquitted Mem
phiS Uhig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

BosroN, May 23d.-lhe following amend
mcnts to the constitution passed the Senate to-
day: Striking ont the word quite in describing
qualifications of electors; requiring electors to
be able to read allowing one representative to
each town and requiring one capital instead of
two. These amendments will go before the peo-
nle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

Nary Yard Workmea Discharged.
PORTSMOUTH, May %. Capt. Jas. Jarvis, lin
her Inspector, and Roht. Bernard, OYerseer OF
l.aborers, have been discharged from the Navy
Yard here
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mNEw sEgoES, NEW H00Ts, Is

6,sftN0 sGME AND GEMENE-Wc
N keen Always ou tand era3,nreY cot Peruvian
Cuann Tbama-ton Linz Mountain IomE Ccmeht,
Cnlciaeal pla,tcr,aal Of vhirb Will ii rhcap.
moIlt. MILLER X ELAN. on sasn.
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Rev. }. K. Graves Editor Of the Tennessee
Baptist and author of the Great lronwheel' is
to preach before the graduates of the Wake
Forest, y. G, College this session
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25
An jmportant Pension Orestion Settled.

1t is said that the Attorney General has de-
H'ded question that has been some time pending
as to the meaning ofthe condition of the pension
laws requiring that disease casualty should be
contracted or occur in the line of duty, and Is OF
opinion that the disease or casualty aforesaid
must have relhtion to duty in the seryce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25
Erp{oSion and Loss of Life.

On the Covington and Ohio Railroad, last
Wednesday, by the unexpected explosion OF a
blast in the Allegheny tunnel, on the eastern
side ono man was killad, an three others seri
onslY wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

- put received fru NV iafl tfe.h supply a
va Pattern Ropaet>. ithhols. &c. With mole
onr stock ln'ee aui preuy. W. Il e.auIIy ea.l tin
IA tcut "a nf thosc in want f such gopl.
mav2l-Gt II +. IENlNG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

gain of twelve hours between Washington
and New Orean. will he reported in II small
schedule to the Railroad Convention at Washing
ton, next week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

BosroN, May 23d--rhe steamer Asia sailed
hence TO day for Liverpool, with Is passengers
md S935 900 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

The Saultc Ste Marie Canal will not be opened
until the LIST of June in consequence of frost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

Rev. w. b. Brown, principal of the Augusta
Female Seminary in Stanton, has resigned, and
accepted professorship in Centre College, Ky.
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IMroHTANT NEW LAW ROCKS

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TAfloE LeNax Ii. D.. Indg Of the Eighth judemI
Gitcuif OF NifPiuia Of tho JudGes of the Supreme
Special Coat Of Appeals aud formerly Professor Of
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Revised, corrected nad rrcntY enlarged, IN GlIrc
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This edition, emu ncinP it doe. nearly all the re-.
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Of Read Property eyor i4suci in tins couutry.
Chancellor kca's Opia,eH Of hr u OK
This work npeIle1 ~ well Ia Loaa rrspertus Rra
Property IN thr ba1fei St3fcS rs IL Nns5u The wo,
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Inns work Is intended Ia supply In young Of
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.tuges, to Gunl decree. of appeal execution &c
The Appcndx, bcsid,s continuing summary Of pal
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LOB. wArElil SODA WATER /,
DINNOlLs.IOls.

TI'ilE concern ofCump y Craw torl is tha day dis
| solved by mutual consent All porson, having
M against sill present them to I. u
Cr,t ri f,r paym,u'; fIi'-e indebted To The concern
viii make paSnsat to the .aac, he having purchased
said J. Camp interest in the coecffn
ANDREW j. CAMP.
THEODORE d tRAN FORD.
NJ. IN
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n. 4. sTlIIsspsyANT.

NTIORNEN NT law AND NOrARN PUBTlC.
Richmond Va.
DRACIlSES IN all the Courts Of Richmond Guy.
nm In the Counties OF lirGtiru aud Turnover
Ia the capacity al nolary public viii attend Ia mkinR
Acknowledgements Of doods. dcpnsifinus Nc, &c. All
professional dn,', promptly discharged Office
~ OF Bank md ll streets nrrP''le Gnrol Square.
nm Z LIZ Tim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

The lst Volunteer Regiment of Mobile has
urawn $1,000 prize in the Alabama Military
Academy lottery
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

Hon, ]. c. Dobbins, Secretary of the Navy, ar
rived f in Washington city, Tuesday, from North
tarona, restored to health.
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ItTtgTU77Tt
WAsHINGToN, May 23.-Thc Washington and
New Orleans Telegraph line is still down south of
Columbia, S. G..
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Notice to Travellers.

yr-n5g1 Our Stages will in nture leave Lynch
$500. burg Mondays Wednesday, and Fri
day mornings arrive at Charloesv Ii" night Civ
ing passengers full nights rest going North.
sep27 d3tawts J. T. HAMNER& CO.
lust ASitlV ED-At the Family Grocery.
- New, Roe, and Clipped Nerrings Maekrre aud
Shad, Beef tongues Dried Beef and many other nrt
Giles usually kept in Family Grocery.
J. II. SOLOMON.
N IA few boxes Indies fine Shoes
mnyl3.ts j. II.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
Y. w. PICKRELL. r.. NJ. TANSOR
PlCKRELL Il TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,


I'VE respectfully en- the attention of the citizens Of
W Lyhchbnrg. and the oundng country TO
extensive assortment Of Lumber which consists of
muny kinds suitable tor Builders. Tobncconists, Cabinet
Makers &c
For Builders hayr Ill grndes Of Albany White
Pin Cherry, Mahogany. Black Walnut. &c.
For Tnhacconsts, keep a urge sioc Of White
Pine Cuin -. suitable for Casing-Buiton Wood and
White Oak toi Boxes.
fur Cnbinet Mnkcrs. We have Poplar, Cherry Maple.
A. Ne, with general tnent If every thing
nlly kclt in Lumber Yard such Cypress Shingles,
ihths Spruce PM Pa nPs. &c, &c.
=fNlIRAClfE COAL.-Our Yaid i nlwavs sup.
Phed with the be-l Red aud White Ash Coal which We
can INV On the Box Car. from our Yard or put in
hnsahcnrs and forward. To denleis wishing u Iarar
aaHntty. Ne az prepared h oicr frrat inaucments
t'ng tutn ON i,ou ihc Southside aoad running 10
On "hnri Nho'c we ond a from the vessel -
W. vii 4c l. W mi forward with us much dispatch
n any inn in The Sintr.
W. VI nI.a ptr"nl = The forwarding 4 NM incr.
chaldi-e entrusted o. nr ra.es - fotarrorisa shin
rine W. ontr facility. Tic ears can iako ii
IL our wharf whcic II be put directly on tn ves
seis either fr Inliimorc Philadelphia New York
W. nl.u hive Crnne. capable of n-ing fifteen
tpn-, winch rake any henyy article from the vessel
to the cars. W.wil be pleased to receive orders
tend 10 any thing in unr line. may 22 dam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

COUGHS ~ COLDS -Rryan's Pulmouic
v WATERS, Juiube Drops, Ayres Cherry Pectora
Wstar Balls. W. Cherry. etc, etc, for sale by
dec 5.ds~ts X. STABLER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25
PANNILL 81 SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RcicrShnrg. Va.

DARFlCULhR attention pnid To snc and purchase
1 ol Wheat Flour, Tuhucco, aud metchaudze cen-
r,ny. Advances made 'consig nmcnt4
wm rASNut HfsnY rAsHlLL Justru rtSNttL
mug 2i:dSclS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

y Gre occurred at panyille. crmonl. ON Tues
day which consumed the hotel Caledonia Banl
building, Methodist church, and other buildings
The funds and books of the banks were saved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

Hon. G.. w. Jones. of Tennessee, Democrat.
mas been re nominated for Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

Perkins paper mill at ENcter.N. \. was burnt
on Friday. Loss 5000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-25

There was snow storm at Wells River. Yer
mont, Tuesday