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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11
Thu Kansas Troubies-Riotous Meeting in
Weston, Mo.

CHICAGO, May 9.-The Plato (Mo) Argus of
the lst inst. has been received here, containing
the proceedings of a mass meeting held in IVES
ton. Mo. Resolutions we're passed stating that
self defence required the expulsion of every per
son from the territory who attempted 10 cast re-
prohch on negro slavery. They were declared
to be robbers and traitors, who had no right to
protection from the law. The proceedings of the
meeting in Parksyille ratified. and the reso-
buttons against abolition Methodist preachers, and
all other preachers whose sermons were prefu-
diced to slavery. were concnrred in. The meet
ing agreed that no argument should b" used
against abolition papers, save those very p'acti-
cal ones, the Missouri river, bonfire and rope.
The persons present pledged themselves To go 10
Kansas and aid in the expulsion of those aboli
tionists there who were pndravorng 10 corrupt
the slaves of the inhabitants.
A grand mass meeting was called at ParksvIlle
on the 9th inst.
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Speculative Demand for Rr,oJ,,uFs


There was an active speculative demand in
New York hreadstutis market on Monday. nnd it
i stated that if sellers had slightly abated their
demand, 10000 barrels of -four could have been
sod. rs Il was there was 3,Oln barrels common
st. 81 Tor irlr, nj 1915. the first fifteen
Ia = n, nnd 900 barrels III all Jul;
- y. ri, tie former figures were re
ld~td =. 6.y,fo barrels.
For e.'rn there was al-n z nod demand for for
war delivery. aud 10000 bushels Western mixed
We're taken for the account of Baltimore House.
at % cents deliverable in all July. slowing an
advance Of two cents per hushrl over the last
transactions. For August delivery sellers re-.
fused to accept less Than 81 and there did not APP
pear Ia he any very great anxiety to sell nj even
what is now considered to be pretty high figure
Rye also advanced Is cents bushcl
The stock of flour in New York is said 10 be
exhausted. From Canada the receipts are about
1000 barrels daily. II meets with ready sale
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NJ. pierce GireS u In.

The Baltimore Clipper of Tocsdiy, says:
WHAT ARR ~E CoNING TO a despatch III
Mondays New York Herald, da. Washington.
May 9th says IL understand from good and
reliable authority, that the President gives up the
Virginia election to the Know Nothngs. notwith-
standing the vain boasting and humbugging OF
the Richmond Enquirer and other Virginia Cab =
net organs. In conversation with n Virginia
gentleman, the other day, Mr.. Pierce expressed
his fears in very eloquent terms. Said he:-l
don't know what we are coming to. There is n
my ,tery about the progress Of these Know Moth
in IS in the South, which is perfectly inexpca-
Bile And if they carry Virginia, that last re-
naming bulwark of the democracy, God only
knows what is to become of us. "
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ID EMOVAL
.,.t .,,,-t.,t

DEMOVAL- The subscribers hGdinc tnc,r urge
IL and constant, increasing business d'n,nd- m ne
roo than they have their di-iosa fvc leased
COR n Of years the large an4 cegunt store,
bong remodded aud enlarged duo. below he Dty
Goods store OF Messrs john I DAVIS Co, mud o,.
posite Mrssrs. Lee X Ioan.on, ind S,uodcr. 4 lrb,
which they Will renove IA saUr ns the Improvements
completed. Tnoir Spring Stock route from
the nblishmrnt. of Me.srs ilasey, Hunter Il Co.
Newark, and 4. 5 : iafcr & Co Petersburg, in
nrcti1u with their Lynchhurg Hnuse, VIII be the mo.t
complete and desirable t" be found in this section and
unsurpassed in the South Adh"ring 10 h.irl motto.
rceisor an determined lag behind in the pro
sess Of the age they intend relax hrir cfr.
deserve the continued appreciation ol III .r numerous
tatrnns, II To sus:aiI the high re-, utltion already
achieved FIR the Lynclhurs Clubbing ',anr, M THr
CLorHIsa EsrABulsHxEST 81 Genital and Western
Virginia.
BURROUGHS. SHAFER < CO.
Prenieturs Of the Lvnrhhurg C.otling
,,,,on.,. IA, II Eurpl-l,inr Baza.r
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Hon Heary 4. Wise in Vashingt on-Hs Treat
meat there

WAsmNGToS, May 9th.-Hon. Henry y.
Wise i in this city, and was sereneded by his
friends last night. Aftcr properly acknowledging
the compliment, he made a speech of n half an
hour in length, during the delivery of which he
was frequently interrupted with cries of "Were
YOU ever Whig!" ''Who said union of the
Wings for the sake of the Union J" &c. He be,
came considerably excited; but no disturbance
took ace. He said he believed he should be
elected by from I5,OOO to 20, 600 minority.
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Murder Of G4anisOn.

Seven Panvan Indians who were engaged in
the mnrder of Capt Gunnison and party, some
eighteen months since, the river Sievere,
about 50 miles from Salt Lake, were captured
about the 9TH instant, by Col Steptoe's com
mand, under charge of Major REYNOLDS aud
Lieut.. Allston. The prisoners were delivered up
by Conoshe, THE chief, without any trouble
They have taken the prisoners to Salt Lake city,
where they were to be tried. before the Hon. j.
F. Kinney, Chief Justice of Utah Territory, ON
the 18th inst Conoshe, the chief willingly con-
seuted TO 90 with the officers rs witness.
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4 FOREIGN and DOMESTIC II
VHeevy and Fancy Hard-W arc, a

y II o I. f s l. y 4 n d r r r 4 7 l. :,
Spring, l555-Mdin Street, Lynchburg, ia.
w have lu,t received supply Tor the Spring oil
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns Pistols, Huntng Tackle,
Building AlntctiaA, Carpenters, Millwrght's and
Smith Tool, fnrminc Utensils. Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings S,Idl-ly Shre-tnatcrs Findings. Floor and
Table Oil Gloth-, fmtei Gods. Window Cornco aud
Shndrs. Nood ani Willow Ware, House keeping
articles ot every de,cripon, Fishing Taess &c,
4 C whic ,onlers our stock tho extensive and
desirable have yet offered Cor public favor. and
embracing II grcola. variety than any in tho State.
Those de- ing To purchase will find u superior class
OF goods, at satisfactory prices. and all who wish
merely tnarg aritie. that entirely new,
shall take great plea u,e IN showing
al l2.d4 is SIMPSON & BRO
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y aShington Items.

resigned the assistant secretaryship of State, and
VIM, Hunter, the chief clerk, will Professionally
otficiate.
Sidney Webster, Esq, the Presidents Private
Secretary, left this afternoon on tour to the
West.
Secretary Dobbin is expected to return to
Washington about the Goth. His health is i'm
proving.
Neither Kansas affairs nor Governor Reeder's
case have been before the Cabinet
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" W
SIMPSON & BRO.
Orricg or rnK J. r. ~. X. Co, !

NHy Tst 1000. J
lNOR the purpose Of repairing LOCKS Nos. 30 & 40.
on thu First Division The Canal. the navigation
viii be stopped al those points the Goth inst,
SHUTDOWN and will not be"rcnel again until the 18th Of
June 1t vi then remnn open until the27th Of Juno,
when it will again be stopped at LOOKS Nos. 10 and
.6 until the l2th nf july
For the purpo,r a wing floors In LOCKS Nos.
5nnd thu nv gni IN will DO stopped between those
three LOCKS ud,c 2lnj inst, mud be opened again
on tho Monday following.
By order OF the Cod of Directors
L. CHINN.
maye dsclm Supt Of Repairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

NEW ORLEANS, May 6th.-.A most destruc-
tive fire took place here this Sunday morning.
Destroying the houses on two of the corners at
the intersection of St. Chharles and Gravier
street.
The Exchange news rooms, the museum and
the stores of Sherman Ward and Son. were de-
strnyed. Loss S7OO,OOO Greater portion in
surpl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

Explosion Of Po,cder MiHs-Fire Men Killed
ROCHESTER, May 5.-Thc powder mills situa
ted about five miles from this city, exploded at 6
o'clock this evening killing five men. The
shocks three in number-were distinctly felt
here. This is the fourth time these mills have
been blown up in five years. The buildings
around them were blown TO atoms The property
was owned by Messrs. j. Connolly q Co.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Telesiaphed foi the Daily Viiginian.
Accidental Death Markets.

RICHMOND, May 10.
Charles Hurdesty, member of the young
Guards, was accidentally killed this afternoon,
while shooting at target.
BALriMoRE May 10.
FLorR-City Mills closed to day at $40 80.
WnnAr-un unchanged.
CoRN-whitc 81 05aSl o6; yellow ~ OF.
INV York, May 10.
FLOUR twelve cents higher. Ohio $40 5oa
$40 -.
WHEAT firm and upward.
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SAW MANDATORY,
10Th STREET.,
Between Main and Cary Streets,
Richmond, Va.

'I'OLAND " BURGER. ol"pr,etor., would respect.
fully II their friends AMI the public generally
At In consequence of the Hurrbg success with
Hi"h tl"y hive met IN THAR "ntc' wi-c they
rn m. manu teure vi greater facility mud prompt.
nrsa than her tolare. SAWS, nnd especially CIR.
CILhR SAWS which, upon tho testimony "i -oms OF
best and most reliahlc citizens, claimed - he
surci"r n IN, II working all others. They may bo
louud in nj principal Hard Stores in tho city mt
Factory prices.
All Saw rstamred TOLAND 4 BERGER are war
united in the ul est sense, from whom by
alun pnrchn-rd.
Order. respectfully .olirited mud pre- nply executed
10 Al istirrs p,umptly nns"ercd
mug l2-t4 TDLAND g. BERGER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

An indignation meeting was lately held by the
citizens of Monroe and Greenbrier counties, to
express their Indignation against the acquittiug
of James Graham for the murder of his sister,
as we'll As the outrageous conduc: of that indi-
vidual since his release. and resolving 10 hold no
intercourse with him or family.
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Forwarding n Commission business

1--WE zu'-stther having purchased the Interest of
e, fcuNiehn, in the concern OF Lee \ Co.
will ,unlirnetr Forwarding aud Commission husnpsp
NJ their old stand on the dock.
His location gives him superior alvahtages my
,thrr Forwarding lIonse IN the City, he l. hut few
.qnnre- o level streets from the undings of the nlt
na,r, rh,drl rhin and New ork Steamers. aud New
York Boston Pae' ct. aud il subjected the low.
dnynRr ,nzed by the CITY Ordnance; wherens
goods shipped -, those ocuic On the Basin druy-
ed Is miles rough paved streets. thereby
subject ~ inter- dnnnge, we'll increased cost
tn the better und, rStal ding 1t charges, hc will put
goods l., afd enuai boats from vessel. steamers
az cents "cr 100 lbs, provided however, ilpt
charge tor single shipment slh be css ii,n twenty
FIVE cents To- commission aud dnyugc. Seven coats
il frequently charged for d. nynge alone the
Bnsin. mud fly" cent IL inther less nn tho average
eos, al hauling there by the Ord nance.
Tobacs and ot 81 produce shipped about half The
charges charged by thnss located On tho Basin.
Pcr.ona Shipping tobacco other produce o my al.
,rrss will do well 10 ship by MIR petyjohn. line Of
bouts. they directly into the Dock for up loads
without delay ~ uble.
Having experience in the business e fifteen years
he fatt,rs himself thnt h. give sntiafsc, 10 all
who their business him.
Charge On gooda invariably follow them TO do.,nn
ton.
~ Parrirunr attention given 10 the sale Of M"r
chnndisc and Produce.
may2 dts {y) ALFRED 8 LEE
q II DE- ck ri Edmond Va
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sy"Sam" has been down among the C. al mines of
Pennsylvania, and what he is doing there may be
guessed from the following Geographic despatch
PorTsvIrLf. May s.-'fhc borough election
held here yesterday, resulted in the complete
triumph of the American party.
George Jennings, American, was elected Chief
Burgess by rs majorty,and Hiram Rings, Treas
urer, by handsome vote.
The Americans also elected their High Con
stable and the Councinen and School Directors
in three out of the four Wards
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW HOOKS.

4 NORRIS, PuBlIsugR AND BouKsrLLER, Rich
"a. moHd, Ia, has Just published
DIGrsT ~ III. LAWS or REAL PRortRt Y-Gcncrall,
adopted md in use in the United Slniss--ly JoHs
fartol LoNAx LII. d., judy Of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit 81 Nfgniu of the Judges OF the supreme
spccnI Coau of Appeals uud fo ncrI. Professor of
law IN the University of Nrsn'n Second Edition
Revised. corrsried md grcntiy enlarged, in Three
toume., Rnyd svo Price siG so.
rhi- edition, efnatarinP il does ncnrly all the
cent Eng,h and Ans icnn 4 .cisons upon the same
SUBJECT mny Justly he cohsidercd the most valuable
compendium OF purely nolcan Law npoa the subject
nf Real Property ever issuo / in tins country.
Chancellor kenfs OPINION Of the " orb
Thi, work Applies nv well Ia Lhws rcspoctng Real
Property in the dated Sotes IL Virginia The work
Is unon he model OF Crnise'. Digest aud it may well
recommended il valuable addition to the LawJ crs
i.,bfnty.'
Rob'nsons Practice-New Edition The
Prnrtlc" IN Gn4s OF Justice in England and thu UNI
led S,ntc4 10y Conway Robinson Esq.
Eaum' Is the puce ani time Of transoct IN or
proceeding, treating chiefly OF the Conflict Of Laws
md III, Statute Of Limitations. Price 81 90
Sands Suit in Bquity. History Of SuH in
EguUV n. prosecuted and defended in the Virginia
SUITE Courts II IN tho Uncd Sthtes Circuit Court,
b. Arxander H. san lie. Es1., Onunacl orat Inv Rich.
mood, Va vol posi- Svo. 5I0Pp Price 81 90.
his wnrk i, intended supply TN young men Of
the leg, profession with = handbook guide them in
the pros, culi,n md defence &C suits in Equity. In
reference hsobcct, the writer traces the history Of
suit in Equity from - beginning, Through its various
-tnges, u hmI decree of appeal, execution, &c
Tue Appendix, besides containing summary OF l. gal
scssi, ms by the virginia Court Of Appen. &c. affect
Ing Equity pleading and practi -. contains variety Of
forms of Bile. Answers, Drmurfers, Pleas, Dccrees,
&C.. &c The practical also foun In the ppen
dix will mahe he VIII de valuable pade the
pracinner npll6is
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We find the following paragraph in the Boston
Herald cf Thursday:
"kNow NOTHING CoUNCIL.-We understand
that an attempt at the Know Nothing State Con
vention, yesterday, to pass resolutions of an anti
slavery character, failed-a large portion of the
delegates voting against them
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No LiUuOr Lar in Ne,r York.

NEW YoRK. May 9--'rhe case of man char.
ged with selling liqour without license, was
brought up before Recorder here to day and
dismissed the recorder deciding that at present
there was no law which prohibited selling liquor
any day except Sunday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11
sVICkERSIlAN'S
NEW YORK WIRE RAILING ,

L'OR enclosing Public Sqparer. Cemetery Lots, Dwell
L ling.. g ttnfos &c. Window Gunrd. Tree Boxrs,
&c. sold III" tnnnuiretntcrs' priees. Specimen,
can b. seen NJ my Marble " orks-
inn ~ derly JNO. Is. GADDESS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11
NEW SPRING GOODS FOR CASH.

" CHARLES A. GWATkiN MAis ST, Richmond
T, e metropolis OF Virginia. liead Quarters for bar
gains splendid exhibition of Spring Silks Embroidere.
Garrett, Rug. Curtains, Muntus, Challeys Ribbons,
Straw Gpod., Hosiery, French and American Printed
Cniicoes Oil Clrths, Mafting', Shc-ng-, Shiring
Linens Pillow do, Rugs. Alle dale aud Marsele.
Quilt, French .Inconels md Organize
Orders hy mail telegraph tina kfuy received, and
the rnrcpls cn. be delivered in Lynclburg in eight
hour. from The time II their departure.
Quick sales and small profits bargains snle ;
nimbe penny prefeted 10 slow shilling. The sub
scriber respectfully thai hi- stock is
complete and has been attractive ii is this
Srng, in evelv respect: styles, qualities quantities.
md above all cHE.PsEss Of pces OF which he rsspect
u ~ invites purchasers o cal and Judge for thems
CHARLES A. GWATKIS,
lCl Main 81. Richmond, Va.
= Il
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PETERSBURG Va.
n. A STVIsDlyANT,
ATTORNEY Al Law AND NOTARY Publ

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY fUBLlO.
Ri hmond Va.
DRACTiSES N all tho Courts of Richmond City,
j nm Ia the Guunc. 81 Henfino and Hanover
In the onnnchy Of NOTARY public will attend TO iakne
ncknowlel geren4 IS ,,,,- dispositions. Nc. &c. All
professional tiur. promptly discharged. Office cor.
Of Bank md ith opposite Capitol Square
ia IN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,

POIt w altnall Line
fINHE beautiful and iavoriie steapbIatA r
l. AUGUSTA, under the command of StslnKk7z71K-
Capt. WIN. G. Smith. $50 long and iavoraby known 10
the travelling community the Potomac and James
River. is now running on the line vim Port Wal
ihal and is furnished with l. I + T. Il q A Il $ =,
Lie Preservers, Force Pump-, and all the appliance.
required by Act of Congress the safety of
engrrs.
The Cars running It, COZ nexion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
every Mon,ny. Wednesdays Friday o'clock N
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but u few steps walk to the Cars.
The Cars runni, from Petersburg City Point In
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
DAYS above, alta M, from the Depo, of the Apo
to go rom Lynchburg Their by the Packet Boats or
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
natcda,s, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
81 Am.
The Augusta will stop Old Point, both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. 81 90
Fare between Richmond, COkes, Rings Mill and
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price. =,
Meals each, --------'---- "" 90
Servants, through oo
Servants u any point Il river W
iun aGdActs THOS DODAMEAD,Supt.
ENRENCH BRANDY "A very superior sr-
D. ticle. Just received and for sale by
.,n.. CAMP a. CRAWFORD,
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ATEsr AnRIV Ll,-NEW

4 4 NPN ~ NM 0I WNFH DN1 NOVUo.--Just
up, ned nj hnp " rpyn,s (hylcs corner, Main st
n sunrtiar stuck Of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Gn.smcre,, Ve.trg., Linens, and L,nrrs GOODS, OF
MI kinds. CnlI and rNamiu..
apllIn r. W..pAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

Thousands of Democrats will de likewise
PeRnu Post.
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FOR n. YORK, via PETERS u rig.
ZfTfk Thu large and comnodou, Sra nIship
s>1aks.k ROANOKE. Cart. SKINNER, leaves City Point
for New York, ever" SATURDAY ing al 0 O'clock
after arrival of The Cars from Petersburg, arriving ia
New York next evening Through Tickets, Including
Raihnad Fare, and Meals and State Room on board
steamer, SA,-Second Class Cars mud Stecrage 90
ApPlyto LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia Seurnsh Co.
MI wi thur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11

EOK RENE.-il wig engaged IA 20 To W Jth--
viie,l OFF, iur mt tini artt and c kruVn stand
hyrs Corner,at present occupItd by Mo Il Pau
lett Thus hnu g has quite Ia, &. number ot leguihr
hoarder> besides good III transient custom The
nousctnld aud Atclen furniture either be rented
pur Ia ed AS he desire Tia j. .idrr-
81 bv may deci rds the hr.t -trud for FIRMLY boar
ing house If my IN the Il pn.,o.-ion gv-a imr..
dates. Early application he sub crberis reaue,tcd
he expects 10 l,aye the city in f " dnss
JOHN W rA'LETT
at Gregory \ RuynlI's II. ". tore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!
Pills that are PillSii

A1ERS CAIHARIlC FILLS!
Pills that are PILLS.
DROF HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts,.
says. they the best of all Pills, and annexed
are The who certify that CT Hayes knows viz
Lcpuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Nass,
Emory W ashburn, Governor of Mass.
w G. Plunkett. Lieut.. GOV. OF Mass.
Henry J. Gardner Gov. of Mas.
Simeon Brown, Lieut.. Gov
E. NJ Wright. Soc. Of State =
John B. Fitzpatrick. Catholic Bishop of Bos ton.
MEN THATARE MEN !!
Among the eases this Pill has cured with asonish-
ing rapidly. may mention
Costivenes,, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism Drop
sy Hear,bu n. Headache arising from foul Stomach.
Nausea m lestion Morbid naction OF the Bowelsand
-pair arts FROM Fiatuency. Loss OF Appetite,
all Ulcsrous md Diseases which require an
eyacuant ~ eaIcine S:rofula, King Evil They al
40 by purifying the blood and stimulating the System,
cure many complaints which 10 would not be supposed
thew coui rearh such Deafness, Partial Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritablty, Derangemsnts of
the Liver and Kidneys Gout end other kindred com
plants arising from low Ct the body obstrue
lions of it's functions They err. the beet Pwgative
Medicine ever discovered, and you will but need to
hem once To know il.
Prepared by DR.. J. Q. AVER Lowell. Macs, and
old by every respec, able Druggist 10 New England.
may l.dAc2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-11
Arrirni ofthe Sloop-oEUar ST. Louis.

PnLAprLrIIA, May s.-The [. $. sloop. Of
war St Louis from the Mediterranean, is coming
up the river.
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- The uode signed, who has had large practical
oxpe fence in the prosecution Of Cla ms against thu
General Govsrnment offers his services to tho Sol.
ders aud ihyi, Widows. and the Minor Children, of
those engaged in the War Of 1912, and all since
1890. well as tr Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Wild va.
His char;es in al cases shall be moderate, and paya.
BILE when he gets the warrant or money, and he will
now, he ulwnl has, pay all collections imme.
dBtey.
He has he Rolls Of the old Soldiers they stand at
the Department Washington, and his acquaintance
and acies at the Pension Office is probably better
than any in Virginia IHa
The highest marke: price in cash will be paid for
LRnd Warrants. Us wish to purchase l0a 600 acres
mar23fdly CHAS. w. STATHAM.
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mnye dScin
WAR! NATURALIZATION SOL:

w DTfNS OF HE WAX OF 1871 I-BUUNTY
LAND WARRANTS.-fhe Soldiers of the War of
1912, their rral representatives,, call and
get ia. additions quantity oi Bounty Land coming to
them also tn viii Of the soldiers of the fevulu.
lionsry wnr. Come one, sll-there 10 enough for
ruoh enough for nh.
Be sue /, erpuirc fpr tho undersigned il you wish
your cnr. property trndoI for have Just received
from Head Quarters ui the necessary rolls ind docu-
.stohli. your caims you have nothing to
,In but md get your warrant, for which
will pny you the hgh'st cash price
mtrio /. l.. W. GRAY. Agent for Clams
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Death Of Judge Coiqmh
MACON GA, May 7th.-Judge Walter T. Col
quit, of South Corolina, died here to day.
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