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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04
Opening of the Paris Exhibition

The Paris exhibition has opened and althoug
inferior a. a spectacle, according to the account
10 the great London Exhibition of -51, and de
fcicnt in the attraction of the Svdenham Paae,
it was, nevertheless, nn imposing affair, 10 whic
every Imaginable eclat was given by the prescnc
of the Emperor aud Empress, the great officer
of State and the various ambaS saaors at the coul
of the Tuerics, the clergy of every dcnomjna
ton, and the elite Of the French metropolis. III
attendance, at the opening did not exceed 10, 90
and there were present several of the Englis
celebrities who made the Hyde Park spoculatio
famous.
1t is perfectly evident that the war has snd
inteIiered with the progress and completion
the Pnas de / lndustre, for it is even now
an unfinished state and already one postpone
ment has taken place. The Emperor has bee
too deeply absorbed in the prosecution of the wa
to devote his time to the supervision of an under
taking. which under more favorable circumstance
would have engrossed all his care. Upon Prime
Napoleon the burthen of the attnir has rcsted, AN
the proceedings on tho opening day were eomr
what tedously protractoG hy II long address While
he read to the Emperor, setting forth the cour>
which he and the commission, of which he il tn
head, pursued under the circumstances in whc
i they found themselves placed
The Emperor's reply To the etfuson was brio
/ -=profasoly so-but the few sentences in it IN
Ike all that the Emperor utters or writes-ters
and to tho purpose. Exception may, perhaps, l.
'Ak'h 10 the hnal passage, not with regard To IL
SP''t ri the expressions but to the peculiar tim
al winch they were uttrrcd-"I open with huppi
tons to concord
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

TIE BRITIsH LOSSES IL BATrLE.--A Parlin-
neutary return, just published, gives some par.
tcliars regarding the killed and wounded in the
British army in the Crimea since the commence
tnent of the campaign. In the cavalry there
killed IL officers, II non commits stoned off
GERS, and LAG men; in the artillery officers, )
non commissioned officers, aud b men: in the
sappers and miners iRoyal engneers) Office and
] man in the infantry. 81 officers G2 sergeant..
and 1000 men, and9 officers Of the staff-makine
a total Of killed Of all ranks. 800 Tho total
number of wounded was 4.546-vz: in the ca
VARY, 81 officers. 81 sergesnts, and Isl men : in
the artillery, officers, 10 sergeants, aud Il9
men; in the engineers officers. sergeant and
men; in the infantry, lS6 officers, 236 ser
geants and 1908 men, together with y officer
of the staff. OF the PAL officers of all arms G
the service thus wounded, 30 died in consequence
Of the injuries received. The number of horse
killed during tho campaign was 35l, while tho'
who died from other causes amounted to 400.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

lMeks iron rHE UswAKY. The New Yor,
p ,' continue to caution country people again.
e oi,, '''eSs Played upon them by rascal. in TIN
o.ly: ENen those who never visit Gotham a,
vcumzed by letters informing hon, IS
paekages Tor them, which ,hey can have h., -
hitting a certain sum of money; or that tley vii
hear OF something to their ADVANTAGE. hy W.,
ding dollar to an address mentioned in an ,dyor
n sm n.oin M h rejection ough, to protec
ly needs valuable packages, may ro, WI" rem
that he is not going to get them excen, ,rn,n ~
own industry Disinterested bcney,lenoa :; u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

II rur uarc. Of deer. oftle rcai, Con-, of Hoa
tor in tie cnuse % Lottv l.l &c vs. QapIrs \ o.,
Il g l.dcr>ig' Cd who we. np9oi.fed commissioner
lar int parpo.e wilton Wr.lar, /, thu Gil day Of
June 1879, far, iilot tIn.p'N fir dry, on he
premises 81 10 tn" hist blddcr ~ publ aa ron1he
LAND whereo. William c I,lw.,h lind, 81 5ed, N
ing On Elk Greek. inth" cou tyot BeIhr3 wfHla
haif mill of S'erfo"'- Cro.,ing oa the yn. 4 rcnae--
Raj rond, where there switch for looaas Sr.. 90.
brur L. mile, from Liberty. aud II uhoyr Lyuchbu0e
n0lpigns tue lands of Ro {. Sterl', Juha CHa1~'!
AMI others
The land Will be sold in two or three .sa,'.
/" silt Vi#w' Of lurcins.rs.-oao tr'es contain.
ne about cot acres. Is Ipa far state ri im3f'''.
mcn, rtr and vel adartn to the growth To, al Kinds
Of grain and !pbacco and se,y superior fo c'fcl aud
grHss. hi, Tract contains pl1r quantity IT tHP time
bored Rud Of tie very best topnrr" and with great
quantity oi plant g'Gnd riHty al good strrtng. ana
well wHtcred me improvements mo ~ lew, consist
81 Ire hni convenient brick ,'.ua lopse, carriage
house ire-Eou-e, and al necessary ont huPSe', -
good barps, md scveral .ood obaccoh'n,cs.
he otter TRACT contains Al. ut seven huad''u
ncns, which may be divided into twDt acts, l. pro
ductivr anh in high state If Improvement, viii lne-
ty Of line lnbered and lo tnbacco. and well wattr"'
The impr' vrment- consist It good frame dFeA''s
ho:se, aud alt the 'ary houses, with me"
the 'Tge> ani most convenient bar tn the e"'"''!
Both of these e ave v"fy destuhlc and rnltN
harPeus that such valuable lari - il market ~
q1aaty ct the >ul thu hIl. STATE 81 impruv III" nj We
proximity Il the Raiitot al ranv'nienceio naE'
the ppr yemrats a. tie tad VII a. III" tnc5 ''"s
they are situated ma r,rl.apta / da.5"ld n"i-
hood render them wmtpyp the attention purfLl'
Either ii the undersigned. vii at any tim. sha"'''
lnnd> To any nne wishing examine mem.
IttNs.-A credit of /, =, and yrars. eqnl laS'.'
MEET vii h. given the urcIn>r. t,.Hg lc4"f'" ~
ale bonds with gald personal ,ccer ~ hn iha !"
chase money, nni the title To tie innd Re iAinrd a. i
lher security shect to res ale in d,aut o 'h' Pc
ment al tlr purchase money,
JOHN LEFTWlCH,
SAMUEL II. QuARLES, Con r'issioher'
WIN. c. MINIS
ap30 eodtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

ENCLOSE POSTAGE SrAMps.-The duty and
expediency of enclosing postage stamps cannot
he too generally known or too strongly enforced
among all who write on business. Mnoh d'sap-
pont,nent will be experienced by those who
through inadvertence or indifference neglect Tue
precaution, for many, who would willingly gave
any information sought. will not be content t'
pay for sending it to those who who want H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

quite 50 active N TIL, world ~ 10 be running
round, and advertising in newspapers, in par- nit
of obieois.
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.IAMESV. KNIGHT.
JNO. o /. GOGGlN Trustees
POSTPONEAlEN

POSIPONEMENI.
The above sale Is postponed until Monday the 9TH
nay of jun. JAMES Y. KNIGHT, }1..,.o
jnue > - JNO. o l. GOGGiN. { i'u>'-'s'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

THE JoINr WORM is said to be doing consid-
cradle damage to Tic wheat crop in the counties
adjacent to Alexandria.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

AoQuTTEp.-Wm. Ingram, charged with
burning his own store in Petersburg, and thus
causing a loss to his neighbors of about $4,000,
was examined there Thursday and acquitted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04
CITY md STATE DEPARTMENT

CIRCUIT CorRr-Seeoad Day-Henry {.
Padgett wa, tried for grand larceny and sent to
the peniteniiary for one year. Jas. Garland for
the Commonwealth-Gogg iu, Campbell, and C.
4. Slaughter, for the prisoner.
The Grand Jury found % prescntments-ls Of
which were for betting. Adjourned over till 10
n,clock til mnrning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

THE SrRrNGs.-The Western Star says, the
rroprietors of tho Yellow Sulphur, Montgomery
White Sulphur, and Allegheny Springs, in Mont
gomcry county, are now making largo improve
ments, and extensive arrangements to accommo-
date all persons desiring to visit these valuable
watering places during the present season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

POPULATION or WHEELING.-A recent census
Of the city of Wheeling proper shows the popu-
lation to be li,l36.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-04

EXpIANATON.-Th statements in this paper
of 2ud of April, under the head of Spring Hill
Cemctry" were made on the authority of IA gen.
tleman of this place, without any knowledge on
our part of the points in controversy which they
involved. We make this explanation at the re-
quest of Capt. Richard Perkins.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
LATE NEWS BIZ THE NAILS.
From the Petersburg Express of Monday ]
yellow Fever at Norfolk 4 Portsmouth.
FIFTY DEATHS IN NORFOLK SATURDAY
-TWENTY-THREEI IN PORTSMOUTH,.


Dear Erpress:-The Seaboard and Roanoke
train is in. and gentleman directly from Nor
fix kindly furnishes me with the following.
Fifty deaths from Fever occurred in Norfolk
on Saturday.
Bray B. Walters. Esq, proprietor of the Ma
,ional HOTEL and hut recently of Norfolk City
Hotel breathed his last on Friday night.
Dr. Wright. formerly of Edenton, n. c., has
been sick, but is now much better.
DR.. N. c. Whitehead who succeeded the la
menied Woods in the Mayoralty, and his daugh-
Ter, are both recovering.
Mr.. Franklin II. Clack, of New Orleans, has
been appointed by DIR. Whitehead Mayor of the
city temporarily. Mr.. c. is native of Nor
folk.
Mr.. Solomon Cherry of Norfolk, is now here.
lie has been very ILL., but is recovering, and looks
exceedingly feeble. He was one of the moss"
of seven who are determined to brave it out.
Five of the 'mess' have ''passed away" and the
remaining two are left very much enfeebled in
health and deeply depressed in spirits He has
mourned over the loss offrends until the foun-
tain of his tears has dried up" He is indeed ono
Of natures noblemen, and will return as soon as
health is somewhat recruited.
DIR. Philip Claiborne Gooch. of Richmond, IS
decidedly better, and strong hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
Portsmouth declines the Proposition for remocaf
of her Inhabitants.

From the Baltimore Sun of Saturday.
In relation to the removal from Norfolk ana
Portsmouth of all persons who desired to flee the
unreenting ravages of the pestilence, about the
propriety & necessity Of which, so much mas oeeh
said and written the following communication
received by DR. Kemp from the citizens them
selves will best show their wishes and views ::
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept. D.
Nv Dear Sir Your communication OF the 81
of September, suggesting the removal OF our surfer
ing people to encampments, &e, &C., was reier
red, by meeting of our citzensto committee
who instructed to report upon me teasioility
Of the plan proposed. After careful considera-
tion of the subject, and the personal consultation
with many of our citizens. that committee re-
ports: Fist-that the suffering of our people
the multitude who arc sorely bereaved by the I'M
Sparing pesilence, leaves mono OF US III SITUATION
TO avail themselves of your very generous propo'
ston. Secondly-that whilst our distresses con-
strain us thus TO decline your suggestlon'our ne
cassities compel US to implore your assistance 10
relieve the suffering and feed the destitute we
are SO stricken, my dear sir, that we know not
what to do, save to suffer, and hope in God. Al
most every man in our community requires ana
receives assistance frcm the charities that have
been 20 freely given to our people, and our dis,
bursements amount to, at least, eight hundred
dollars per diem-to attend the sick, bury the
dead, feed the destitute, comfort the wido" and
care for the orphan. '-~
II a committee of heroic men and women would
visit our place, spend bat day, and ncquaintt
themselves with our miseries, know you wouio
do even more than you have done, because you
would kao,c how to do it. The charities receiv-
ed by this town have in money amounted to a.
bout sixteen thousand dollars, besides consider
able amount in provisions, hospital stores, &e.'
whilst in Norfolk. with population not much OK
oeeding ours their receipts have been more than
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
FROM PORTSMOUTH,.

Robert Mcdonald, the only remaining printer
in the Office ofthe Daily Transcript. at Ports
mouth, died of Fever on Friday night.
George Chambers, Jr., died Saturday abont ii
O'Clock.
james Writ Ashton, of the post Office, is at
the naval Hospital sick of the fever
DIR. Thomas p. Howle, of Richmond, died at
the Naval Hospital on Saturday morning
Mr.. John Nash of Portsmouth, died Satur-
day
DIR. George w. Peete, of Southampton, is re-
covering.
DIR. Marshall, of Baltimore, was dying at the
naval Hospital yesterday morning.
DR.. Rzer of Philadelphia, has returned to
Norfolk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
FROM NORFOLK.

The tidinos received from Norfolk on Saturday
are of the same melancholy character that nave
reached us for several days past
We are informed by passenger OF the Augns-
ia steamer, that the number of deaths Friday
reached Az. 80,
All the surviving members of the family of lg
rotns Higgins deceased are said to be down with
Fever.
Purser Fitzgerald wife is reportedin private
latter as dead0also his son Charles. They both
died in Baltimore, having gone to escape the cpl
demc.
The widow of VIM. P. Burnham, deed is dead,
also a son. Mr.. B. fell victim to the Fever buta
Cow davs nrevious to the deaths of his wife and
son.
The wife of Mr. John Faret, is also reported
with the dead and all the servants. Mr.. f. was
chief clerk in the Exchange Bank, and died but
few days since. >,
Mr.. Guy chief Of police, and family have all
recovered.
Mr.. r. S. Bernard. the well known and popu-
lar druggist is very low, and but FAINT hopes OF
his recovery are entertained
Henry Burgess, the Cabinet maker at Salisbury
has suffered relapse and is sick again WIN.
Nurnhey's family are all slck-Mr. NJ Is the
foreman of Salisbury, and lost his wife not long
since.
Mrs. John Selden, and her daughter Virginia,
are both down with the Fever and very SICK
IL.
DAYS. Mr. BIS wife is recovering from violent
attack of Fever.
A. F. Leonard ESQ, of the Norfolk Argus, is
out every day, but he has four servants down with
the Fever.
w. s. Forest. Esq., Reported for the Argus'
who has been vuite i'll of the Fever, Is now near
ly well.
Mr.. Gatewood, junior editor of the Norfolk Bea.
con. is very sick but his MUSICIAN thinks he VIII
recover. The fact of the death OF his partner, Mr.
Cunnin CHAM, had not been communicated to
him.
William Walters is able to walk about Rev.
Mr. O'Keefe, of the Catholic Church, and the
Rev. Mr.. Wills, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, are doing WELL Mr.. O'keefs sister was
attacked on Wednesday night. Mr.. hirkpatrio5
is recovering. Jordan, the coniectioner' ana
family are convalescent, Captain Edwards has had
arelapse, but is now better.
Mr. McEwen foreman of the Herald, has re-
turned we'll and hearty: but Mr.. Webb, another
printer is down with the fever
The sickness in Norfolk is still very great.
Some idea may be formed of its extent, when it
is stated, that one gentleman, who is not phys
ican visited fourteen patients on Friday.
A gentleman in Norfolk, writes to friend in
this city, that on Monday night last, he counted
IN EIGHTY deaths that occurred during the
day. This is alarming mortality. 1t is said
many of the slaves who have been left by their
owners are sckening and dying, for want OF at
tention.
Mr. Jackson,a student of medicine from Wash.
ington, Mr.. Dodd, of Norfolk; Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Chas. Solomon, nurses from Baltimore, are
extremely ILL.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11

CAMPBELL Co. FO, UcIOber 2nd, 1874.
This is o certify that had two negroes afflicted with
scrofla, one, woman, have sent 10 the Rockbrdge
Alum Spring. for the last four five yeors the other
a man. " tho had been given up die by several phys
clans. | commenced the use Of the Bedford Alum
ter on them in April last, and both Of them have been
greatly benefited aud believe by the of the
both will be eeciuslly cured also know OF its being
used with great benefit by other persons in this neigh
borllood. JOHN y, ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
THE UNION HOTEL.
CHRISTIANSBURG MONTGOMERY, VA.

VIE undersigned hay ny urhnsed this we'll h iva
l. establishment, formerly kept by Mr SomucI q. viii
lians. and having rehttcd nd furnished il ~ the vo,y
best style, beg lctVet, invite thu pub 10 give them
call, plcdgug themselves that tNrty oxe,tian will be
used to ploese all, and entire -a.iac,io0 given
charge male,
Thor Table shall not only BE- upplied with the
Mo iniaih markets, but as. he markets Of Lynchhurg
Petersburg, Richmond aud Norfok.
Persons whiting The Mountain, will find Chiisianslurg
OF the pleasant and beautiful villa ges in tho
State situated milo from The Virginia and Tennes
see Railroad Depot, four miles from The Willow sulphur
FIVE from The Montgomery VIII e eiulrhur md from
die Allegheny Springs All they ask Is n enll.
Hacks will he in readiness. convey passengcrs 10
und trvn, rals Immediately their eniva'.
The senior Atrts,, tff.a III be divided alternately
between the yellow su,pas n'd III. Union Hotel where
he would hn pleased To his obi hi,ts aad the pub.
lie generally NM. GLAbhE
jnne27 deod3m w. TEMtitN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
CAmrssLL Co, Ho., October End. 1854.

was induced to Try the Bedford Alum aatcr
patient uicotei with scrofua. alter seeing the analysis
made by Prof. Gillian of the Virginia Military lnst-
tnte and much pleased with its effects rs to en-
courage it in several otner OF scroula
Dyspepsia lencorrohea connected with prolapsus uter
| mus say, from my experience with the use of the
Rodkbridse and Bedford Ainm waters, knon the Bed
fod to be tar preferable. RO. +. PAGE, NJ. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
Mr.. Buchanan's return Deferred.

Mt. BachdadH TtTUTH DtJt1 Teu'
WASHINGTON, September 9th.-lt is stated here
that the state of negotiations at the Court OF st.
James are such as to extend the return OF Mr.. Blu
chanan to the United States beyond the lst OF DC
tober. the time appointed for his return; 1t Is
presumed his detention has reference to the Cen
trail American question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
prrrsrLvAsA Co. Va, oe.obe, 10Th. 1854

DEAR SIR:-l take pleasure in giving YOU my deei.
ded opinion Of your Alum water. Ny son john who
femained with you about month, had been in extremely
had lost all hope of his recovery. tried four
Ave OF the best physicians of whom could reicv
him took him to lynchbnre. and consulted some Of
the best doctors OF the city bit without any
Hearing of your Springs. determined try the water,
though confess, without much hope Of deriving
from l. any benefit but in this most agreeahy dis
appointed. One months of this water has am
confden, made entire cure Of bir In fact 1t ooks
as il The dead had C. TO life.
l have hesitation in prenouncing il as my opinion
that this is the very best, that has ever been dis
covered. Verv respectfully, yours.
ARCHIBALD.D d. WORSHAM.
Mr. p EcBoLs june i8dSc2awt,
RicLnonI Wing weekly IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11

for infants from up to 5 years old.
From the Souihside Democrat.
Gloomy Ns,es from the Infected District Ferer
Still Ragiae-Dr. Collins Dead Fifty
Deaths in Norfolk on Saturday.
We learn from passengers by the bay Line
that there is no perceptive abatement in the pes
thence. A physician in Norfolk reports fifty
deaths under his observation on Saturday.
The Baltimore boat brought to Norfolk on yes
ter $50 cohins, besides provisions stores &c., To
a large amount.
We regret to learn the decease of DIR. Collins,
President of the Seaboard road ON Sabbath morn
ing. His brother died an hour after. These
gentlemen had both experienced II favourable
turn in the disease, but n quick and sudden re
lapse removed them from all hope ut recovery.
The Baltimore boat Sunday morning
brought down q number of tents with all the ne
eessary camp equippage, under the care OF Wm
f. Bartlett Esq, ana DIR. f. Hints. These tents
are TO be- erected on Craney Island, for the us"
of such as may wish to retire from the infected
district. We met yesterday morning MIR. Johi
Emerson, who has just recovered from the fever.
and is now travelling to recruit his shattered
health. He represents the condition of affair.
in Portsmouth truly appalling business OF
all sort is suspended. No persons can be seer,
on the streets besides few physicians anu
nurses hurryng on their errand OF mercy 10 me
afflicted We question whether Deioes awful
and graphic picture of the Plague in London
would convey too terrible an impression of thu
extent and severity of the pestience.
Mr. Emmerson mentions the case OF one FAM
ily, that Of Mr.. Williams, of which TWENTY :
THREE have beer, buried. We learn from the
same source. that Mr.. George w. Camp Is not
Dead but is doing well.
Young Ashton the last clerk in the Post OF
fee. was taken to the Hospital ON Saturday
We met also Mr.. Tnsley, connected with the
editorial corps of the Dispatch, who is just from
Portsmouth, whittier he went to make arrange
ments for correspondence with that Journal
which he was unable to do. He confirms tho
melancholy accounts of Mr.. Emmerson in all its
particulars. He represents a great scarcity OF
provisions of all sorts, particularly coffee. We
obtain from him the following items:
There were twenty three deaths in Portmouth
on Saturday.
DR.. Thos. Howe of Richmond,died at O'Clock
on Saturday morning lie was taken with the
black vomit at | O'clock.
DIR. Marshall of Baltimore. was reported to be
dying on Saturday night. George Chambers Is
dead, also Mr. John.
DIR. Peete was thought better on Saturday.
From Norfolk he learned that b. b. Walters
proprietor of the National Hotel. died on Thurs
day
Dr. p. C. Gooch is better
Mr.. L. informs Us that all along the Seaboard
road collins were seen piled up, ready for trans
portaton to Portsmouth
Suffolk is furnishing a regular supply OF these
sad ne cessaries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
Railroad accident.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-The train OF cars from
this city last night ran over COW, near Annap"-
lis Junction which threw the train from the track
smashed the mail baggage and smoking care
The latter was full of passengers, but all mrac
ulously escaped without injury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
Nurses for Norfolk.

Nurses for Norfolk.
MOBILE, Sept, 9--Fifteen nurses left here yes
terday morning under charge of VIM N. Ghise'
line for Norfolk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11

| The New York Tribune of Saturday announces
the reelection of Senator Atchison to the u. D.
Sanata from Missouri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
YeUor Ferer in New Orleans.

Ielt0f Feter IN Nec OFfe6HS'
New ORLEANS, Sept. The yellow fever Is
n the decrease in this city.
Sales of 2 800 bales of cotton yesterday. Prices
Unchanged.