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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Twice a week between
EAEGInOIsE aud RICHMOND.
BELyIDERE and POCAHONTAS.
.x1NunHIA" MASS LIQUORICE.
Fall Importation
of IarthcnWarc and China.

OF EartllenWarc and China.
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 1rfictfs.
1--WE sub, iber oil the trade large and wind
L stock al Esrthenwarc, Chna and 81 -, the PIT
tern. Of which -eectcd by himself Ia person.
Having spcre OF nlany years in I'm. Puil' nni
bu.incss he feel- gc confidence III sht'1g TINT m point
OF price aud quality, II will compare hvo,abis with ny
other house IN thc nadr
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO 10 Basins and Ewers lucp, Tea Nnre, etc.
Blue Punt. Flowing and Fancy ii"
Fine Decorated Chinn Dnnct abd Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten and loi'ct SETS
DO do Ito Pnclers mud Nases
Gold Band do oi above variety
White Ghinn do OF above yarety.
Common Mare of every description, suiuhlc ioi
W oc.nling which he offers upon such terms for c'1
cannot fail 10 please
Fine Mnntel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Winters m Britain" Hare
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar L"mPs
Glass Ware in every variety
All be asks Ia call and he feels insured his prices
will give satisfaction.
III, Packer one of The bcsi in the trade
Stone Ware at Factor, nriccs.
sopIQ-ts JAS d. n. EVANS.
No II Main street ri -hmnnd. Va.
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WE ARE RECEIPT OF.

w large mud select stock e & K c L :
of every description Staple Fancy Dry Goods OF all
kinds and mus choice selection of Liquors, including
hnr Wines. md hrandies aud superior unrain and
old Rye Whskevs, all OF which we IRE deiermir ed To
sell 10" tor cush. All wishing 10 pny the money Ia
what they buy would do we'll to call on u.s. as Ia
Iieve firmly IN the aiage that, n nimbe sixIeucc il
better than slow shilling All we ask j. iraI.
The ii. hest price pal in cash barter for Cnuhty
Prod &c Of "eety des rpton Strict personal nit,
pail to the >ules at nil consguments. We ure ag,rts
for Nh,rcnorr " Bro. rrIchnlcd Agricultural mi e.
ments including plows. burrows, cu;ivmors, cutting
ktiyes, plcw points, &c. &c
mar2StS TALIAFERRO e. HAMILTON
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POETRY.


II were voice. n persuasive eoec,
4 Tint could travel the wide world through,
would fly on the beams e. the noruins lipht
And speak 10 III, Ladica with gentle m ,stt
AN tell them that ether store Lynchhuc .tir
such beautiful AID eherr goods be found Han
nah. old CASH STORE whsr he hss iu.I ulane,l g
splendid assortment all uf which bought de.
ciininc market and viii be s5d cr thaa any obef
house The city Al he ~ i a cal satisfy ypu Of
the fact-come one al. charge for .uuking.
uav5A2w
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DISSOLUTION.

rINH f concern OF Wilson Il Franklin is this day dis
/ solved by limitation. All persons having claims
igainst the Con, will present them Joseph II VIII
ION for pa ,ment; those indebted the vii
make payment Joseph H. Wilson. he having rur
.ascd james frank,in's Interest in the concern.
JOS. Ii. vii son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September lat 1854
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DAGUERRE6TYpEs. pAGUER.

~ REeTHPES.-HARp TrnEs drive people all
around where thew get the het aud cheapest
Daguerreo;y pes, but they all come bark MINIS
TASNER'a whrtc they can get the best md
get the worth Of their MONEY Steamboat dsn-irr-
Railroad incidents Bank bursting. Men hdiag all
daily. hct ta.i.pg h,nni- rnnn,r.. in talne
brilliant ut;i.r sus lie te Dagurrtcotyprs j. OIL oi
the question Those in want shonld mol forget call
ant get pictures snG red 10 AsrCc he
untii the parties sniished.
urge and beautiful assortment al Sold Lorkets,
Breast pins. Rings. Watch Gesls kcys Me In ian- mud
ancy CASES are AWAY. on hind and for sale cheap will
picture complete. splendid of Cases. new
Just received. Call earl, in The day befnre the crowd
The state Of weather makes no difference ia
regard Ia quality of picture
MINIS & TANNER
mar20ts PKAoTicaI DAauFRRro1YPlSTs.
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4 Cardiff undersigned will contiue here
"A toforo the GROCERY, COMMISSION FoHwARpISd
business and also, the manufacturing If Tobareo.-
Grateful for former nvors they pledge their best
tions D rit their continuance
opI9 d McDANIEL. nuRT & PRESTON.
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Pump and Fire Engine.
II, = WlIITTEMO1kE a. RRO

IL. =. Will EHohE a. Bko.
NOuLD respectfully announce to tie citizens al
w Lynchhurg and vicinity, thai they are mnnufac
turing, their Agricultural Works onfhe Basin X b
MITCIIEL'S PUMP II FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the perfect article of the Kind offer
al to the public (des gncd for Factory Fire and Gar.
lien Engine, and peculiarly adapted to private dwell
ings, aiIolding them Fire Engine under their direct
command, capable of forcing water over story
dwelling.
All orders promptly attended to and Pumps put into
Wells Springs nj the usual and wlrrunted to
tertorm we'll for year.
We nrr The exclusive agents for the counties Camp
he'll, Anhert, Bedford and Appomuttox.
sep Its
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND !:

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
s1A llHDS y. o. Il r. Sugar,
~ 40 bis Coffee aud ClhIlied Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls Loaf, Crushed and Pm
>crized Sugar,
100 'ngtR Rio and Laguira Coffee,
20 ogs Superior Old Javu Coffee,
ID htlds. Cuba and =. X. Molnsses,
20 bbs. n. g. Molasses,
% tons Bar Iron, assorted,
do Hoop and Band do,
do Bliscrd tel,
Dc. Cast and Shear do,
0000 lbs Bacon,
300 Sides Soa Leather,
rs do. BIock Upper do,
40 doz Calf Skins
90 " Pink Ii ling do
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 6nles Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnaburgs,
50 Boxes Sperm and Adama nttne Candles
80 do. HULK Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nails, 3 90 n.y.,
10 W.T., Mills,
Is bbls Timers Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Guuno
200 sacks Salt.
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~ ING TIM undersigned has ius' received from
the northern cities splendid and well selected Stork
the above G oihing, and
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS;
and nauorng himself at they cannot be surpassed in
beauty and style by ii nar establishment in tbs
city he Ieuyes it To the public and his friends
judge Tor themselves; them thai he will ,e
great hurgn'rs. alhcing strictly to the motto Quick
~aIes aid swull profits" Come and all.
r,ar.O.3u GGGGENJIEIAEP
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JAMES q. NELSON,
tUTLER, has taken n SnoP NM st. one door
u below the Citizens Savings Bank " here he is rre-
pared to do any wo k in his line of b sn.ss such as
trra ing and putting in good order CUTLERY of every
description. masking all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
Repairing Surveying Instruments. makieg Elastic
Trusses of very superior quality, after 1t, pattern
and preferable in every respect 10 the old style HI
nlso does all kinds Of jobhiaf. such setting Razors
rrindng Tars Shears an Scissors, rcpuring Locks
lifting Keys, &C. &c.
Work left with him will be attended To- IA once.
JAMES O. NELSON
Cutler and Dental md Surgical instrument Maker.
mari ) dam
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NEW GOODS-Tle snb.cribcr

NEW GOODS The subscriber has no " -
y ceived his complete stock Of Spring md Summer
DRY GOODS; to whch the intention OF his friends
and the public in general is respectfully called IIsv.
ing mken advantage of III" depressed OF the
ket in purchasing his Goods he will be able offer
great Inducements TO buyers
The articles are too numerous to mention, there cnn
be found NIL the articles which general Dry Goods
business embraces besides large assortment o Boots,
Shoes Hats, Caps unbr elias, Parasols, &c. Country
Merchants especially invited t. call ON him brlore
they go further Fast he is determined sell Rich.
mond Prices Suict attention will be paid 10 orders
Come and ali
spl9 tsl NATH'L GUGGENHEIMER
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A CAKD.-rte firm of RossER Il CAwrHos, of
"a the Norvel House. Dissolved the lat f
February last by Capt Rosses sale If his interest in
>ain firm TO Mr. " m Moore. of Campbell.
Capt ROSSER has again connected himself with
The Noivrll House wh're he will he glad to sec his
former friends and ncquantanccs. m lri ats
Rep.ropy, Petersburg Express and Richmond Exami,
opytill spppel Ard forward this otce
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Hkld DleccheI and Brown Domestic Calico, Linen,
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines Win low Glass md
Putty, Copperas, Alur Madder and Indigo Pep ger,
Gnger and Spice. Spades. Shoves. Trace and Halter
Chains, Manure and Hay Folks, Boots Shoes mud Hats
For sale, exchange for country Produceon arcotno.
dating terms. Zap. 2lts) JOHN flOILINS.
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D1RD SEED. Just hand lot Of crop
DBrd seed.-Canary, Ripe and Hemp, very clean
and nice For sale BY
dec 23-ts
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AIDES LOOK At THIS.
Cemetery Notice.

w + tho uudersia d. owurls OF lots in the Gene.
w terry The Campbell Count House Turnpike,
krown the Pre- bytrrlan Grave Yard, do signify
wi lingue,4 and hereby agree to pay John b. Cad
dies. THREE DOLLARS each per nnnum, from the
first Of Jauuary 1870 10 give MS personal aten.ion to,
aud employ whose duty it shall be to live at the
place. to keep the key of the gate to turf and keep
properly and neatly trimmed ul The graves squares,
tc pro,ect and preserve the shrubbery, keep the
walks II. of obsss ,tions, grass and weeds and we'll
grayelled aud protect and take the Marble and
Ornamental works in said Cemetery.
For the faithful and satisfactory perfoi of the
above the said Gaddess sha execute his bond for dou
lie the amount subscribed.
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LEAVING mnde arrangements with the Peruvian
4 L agents 10 get supflirs OF GnANp ON the TIL
terms. sto prepared 10 htHi,h Il. We hive
hand aud uhpat 800 hng- Hnd vi be- IN ,tg
unl receipt of We .ha II nnlr r>crIt whn come,
direct Gon the agents, md NIL whp purchase of u.
may rely on getting GENUINE GuAND. We sol II
the order. -four friend. und nil ntnrrs, with the
That will always lurnshthem with the best anti
lie and on The most ih,orahlc ,rrms
CRENSHkN K co,
fe i.ta North -ile Of the Bazip Richmond. Va.
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W NJ s. MORRIS
TtiOS. l.. JOHNSON.
JNO. b. LEE
JAS. T.. tiORNER
CHA. L DlBREII,

My object in the atoye Iropo.itionis to have the
place KEEP IN roper order, AMI make it worthy the
rame o. "CEMETERY.n Whilst engaged there
huness, have frequently found men and children sit
Ting the Tomb, and otherwise defacing the
of the graves. In several instances haze driven
boys of the enclosure who engaged in throwing
rocks, using the appointments "f Monuments mark
for their sport no il thre that has friend loved
buried there that lir,s hear OF oeople tramp
ling their graves and Otherwise desecIatng the
quiet City If the dend7'
II the proposition meets the appreciation of lot ho
,rs shall see it attended to personally
Persons willing add their names to the lis of sub.
scibers do so by calling at my Marble Works.
may2-dlm JOHN b. GADDESS.
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These vessels of the first class built in the city OF
baltimore expressly for this rnde and have superior
rommodations for passengers. They are commanded
by perienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trade
aud who i'll spare exertion to accommodate. They
will be lowed up and down the rivers by and may
he relied TO sail promptly as adveuzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it their interest to ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New-York to give satisfaction.
Freight Is per whole, and ~ cents per "a ~
lobucco being about so per cent. less than charge
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the hiou
noad Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed i'll obtain
ing a full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New. Y ork will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
Urn mort The vessels will lie in Richmond ct Rockets
In New York at Berth No. l, Coffee House Slip foot
Wall Street. DAVID CURVE Richmond, } p
c. IL. PERSON ny.
No. 81 South Street.
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Something Superior.

NJ oCORkLE d. JONES vii have in few dny,,
Ul % cases that celebrated -. g." Stick lic4lict
&c do do. hpss DO
To which they vie the attention Of manufacturers
nnN 20
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RiStJAIsY Ii.

.MFM. ). FOLKES, Book BINDER & BASS R.ei
w Manufacturer ain street, sign 81 he H..5~
Lyurhb *. Va il p,epnred to do all kind. Of Boo.
Binding at short notice very low prices f'r m
All kinds of ruling done 10 order such Sermon
Music Bill and Commission Paper.
fet,1
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iJEsEsfH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
The undersigned procuring from their ce''
rated quarry, the BusA Mountain Montgomery coun
w. Nil, Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of thesa stones are widely kLown but TIC
Raoad giving Increased facilities in Milling orders
We haveap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston and Lee
& Johnson Lynchburg agents for the sale OF U Ill
who will receiv orders and have then fulfilled al tie
shortest noice.
Our Address, Bib sburg, Montgomery county va
ISRAEL PRICE s. Co.
James NJ Williams Danvjle, " Reynolds C''
Leak lille N c. are also ouragent l. r. " Co
Feb l4-d&cts
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observation-disclosures

, onN mud NalnJO French = htagc and Curtain
s;ead- alv avs hnr and viii be sold at law pric
nnl2O-dt. T.. j. FOLkE
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l. celycd fresh lot of Buckwheat Flour, Dried
Peaches and Apples also few lief. % h,se nice
Theoretically sealed Peaches Smosed Beef Beet
Tongues Goldfish. and many other articles useful To
families, too numerous to mention.
marl2 Is j. II. SOLOMON
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kssD& \ hhs w n 1877 - DLEN lTnm my work
- ~ Sylvester Burtord's, Sd m les from
LynchburC, the Orange & Alexandra X. T., "A argo
BAY HORSE. or years old white hind feet, u
sture in his toro head and somewhat rubbed by the
rewnrd will also be paid the apprehension
of the thief spl10t. OHAS. SCOTT.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11
Thanksxiyiug IN Yirklnia.

We observe with pleasure that the the Gov
ernor Of Virginia has set apart the 10th No
yember as a day Of Thanksgiving and prayer for
the cessation Of the pcstilenco in Norfolk and
Portsmouth, We rejoice sincerely that the
bitter cup has at last passed from the lips Of
those afflicted cities, and we trust that, with
returning health, there may be restored ener-
gy amongst the people. We have testified an
interest and sympathy during the prevalence
Of the pestilence Wewill now add some words
Of encouragement The recurrence Of the yell
low fever as periodical disease, is not at all
apprchended, and we may suppose the cities Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth--which are In fact
one---again offering their attractions to the en-
terprise and capital of the Union. Those who
win look at the Importance Of their port IN a
commercial point Of view, as the terminus of
great system Of works which IL fast turning
tho trade Of tho middle Mississippi valley to the
Atlantic seaboard, will see that their progress
and prosperity is inevitable Whilst Vir-
GINA, therefore, mourns because Of the af-
fiictons OF the land, let her take couragein the
prosperous career which opens upon this fu-
lure mart Of commerce. Already the enterprise
Of the Union must have marked the vacancies
caused by the lamented loss Of merchants, pro-
fes.ional men, and practical mechanics; and
lust as New Orleans is annually filed with
thousands who wish to I'll the vacuum occa-
stoned by the ravages Of tho annual epidemic,
so will population and capital seek Norfolk and
Portsmouth, because, whilst tho attraction and
inducement to immigration is very great, the
danger Of regular visitation Of the pestilence
is not to be apprehended. We hope that in
spite Of the amiable vaccinations of Bishop
McGill, this great misfortune may be overruled
to the future prosperity Of the afflicted cities.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11
DIED.

On the 9th instant, WILLIAa EDWARD, son Of Dan
lei and Matilda 3. Smith, aged months and IL days
On the 10th instant, after many years affection,
Mrs. ELIZABETH MARTIN consort or Samuel Martin
Of this city, and daughter If the late Joseph Simpson,
OF Prince Georges county, Maryland aged 90 years
Mary land and New York papers please copy.
sT The relatives and friends Of the family are
requested to attend the funeral this Thursday after
noon at o'clock, without further notice, ffum the
residence Of her son-in-law, Mr.. John w. Murphpy.
on street. between Fifth and Sixth street east Navy
Yard.
Last night In great peace Of mind and in full hopes
OF blessed Immortality, Mrs. SARAH WARDEN wife
Of N. Warden, Esq, aged 10 years
.I Her funeral will take place from the residence
Of the family, on street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets, No 5oa, on Tomorrow, friday morning at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Her friends and those Of the fm-
lily are respectfully insitd 10 attend
[Intelligencer please copy.l
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11
FROM the philadelphia Times.

The NayaI Board and the Administration.
Is there an American who still doubts that the
administration IL directly interfering With the elec.
lions In this staies Read the following, from the
Ledger Of yesterday morning;
"s3KcoSp WARD--A meeting OF the Second
W. rd Association will be held this tuesday, even
my, at eight o'clock. letter fiom Secretary Dob
lin will be read, in reply to the committee of in
yestigation. -GEo w. NsBihGER, Pres.
P Ps%an J. p' Cook. seere'aries'
This George w. Nebinger Is the same gentle
man, we think, who visited Washington in COM
pany with that elevated and immaculate patriot,
Mr. Councilman Dougherty, to, arrange matters
with the administration respecting the collecting
Il an extra batch of foreign voters at the Navy
Yard, and TO receive final Instructions respecting
the nominations about coming Of. s
In response to this humble act Of allegiance
by the Democratic party Of the State of Penn
sylvana 20 the Federal administration, Mr.. Dob
bin, Secretary Of the Navy, holsters up the sink
ing spirits Of the faithful by writing letters to be
read In their meetings, and Afterwards, we pre-
sumo TO BIO cut up into small pieces and distrib-
uted AZ amulets and relics among the members
# the party.
But, Secretary Dobbin does not coniine himself
to such snail and unimportant affairs as this. As
Secretary Of the Navy, he plays conspicuous part
In supporting the unprecedented and inquistofial
action of the new naval boz I'd, by which the abso
lutte control of the navy of the United States Is to
be usurped by the President and his Cabinet
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11


NovEL ESrERrRrsI LINN 1rtant approach to the
final consummstion Of the great work Of education
and employment, lin and out OF our public institu-
tons, } based in great measure upon the intro.
duction Of the manufacture of what are termed
staple or pegged boots and shoes for New York
market M
II Is pretty generally known that the work Of
manufacturing these necessary staple goods in the
city and vicinity Of New York, in competition with
Massachusetts,, has been made matter Of sundry
successful experiments particularly in the item Of
russet, thick, and kip Brogans; and in Childrens,
Misses, and Ladies' boots and shoes, by private in
dividuals--in place Of joint stock company, as
originally designed. Hence, owing to the success
of said efforts and with the view of further ex.
tension Of said work, II IL now proposed TO unite
valuable school system with the business, and to
90 into legal form under the amended general
manufacturing law Of the State Of New York, Of
which more win be said in future article. --Fp.
Frpress.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11

The Philadelphia Ledger, in speaking Of the
election in that city, says "Thc result as will
DO seen, Is Democratic triumph In both city and
State. No doubt this result has been largely con
tibnted to by the aid the Democracy have received
from the nstuIslired voters, who seem to have
gone In almost unanimously to the support Of the
Democratic nominees. The combination Of voters
known as the Liquor League has alsoplaycd con-
spicuous part in defeating the American ticket,
joined, as it was, TO the fortunes Of the Temperance
party. This League have polled avery heavy vote,
and succeeded in defeating every man on the coun-
~ ticket who took the pledge TO sustain the pres
ent llonor law
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11

President Roberts, of Liberia, in letter address.
ed to gentleman in New York, dated August I'd,
advises that no more emigrants should be forward
cd TO the colony than what can be comfortably
provided for on their arrival lie thinks that pop
ulation cannot be BEAUTIFULLY increased by budding
off numbers to destination where they are desti-
tutc OF all the neccssaries Of social requirements
Intelligent and thrifty people may 60 IL reasonably
free from disease. Persons of clearly habits only
should be chosen by the society, and even these
should be furnished with the means Of keeping
themselves clean. The President thinks that the
climate Of Liberia Ia unjustly held to blame for "a
II results which ensued hitherto only from want
81 due caution on the part both Of the emigrants
and their friends. The country was tranquil heavy
rains had been experienced, and trade was dull
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11

Nom ORPHANS ARRIyKD.--Therc arrived yes
terday, by the Port Walths line, ten orphans from
Portsmouth, in charge ofthe Rev. Mr.. Hume, that
indeatigable laborer in the cause Of religion and
humanity. They we're taken at once to the Catho-
lie College, and comfortably quartered with those
that had preceded them.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11

ANOTHER MuRDER DIT NEeRo.--The overseer
Of Mr.. Mechanic Of jackson parish, Louisiana,
was killed few weeks ago by negro; the over
seer was attempting to whip him, but the negro
struck him in the head with an are, producing in
slant death The negro was captured and con-
signed to Jail
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11

FoREreS PAUPEns IN FRANKLIN CoUSrr--THE
CAUSES OF TAxATros--We are informed upon the
best authority that from the first Of January last.
10 the first Of the present month, period OF nine
months, 55s wayfafing paupers were entertained
at the poorhouse Of this county Ofthis number,
522 were foreign, whlst but 81 we're native citi-
zens.-- Chambers6urg Transcript
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-11

Captain Ingraham is in New York. The medal
voted 10 him by the citizens Of thateity as testi-
monial ofapproval of his conduct in the Koszta
case, will be presented to-day