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Complaint for Divorce.


TERRn DRY OF WASHINGTON,
County Of CowliIz
In the District Court at the April Term, A. D. 1850
Nancy '!ss vs 0''lAH' Complain. for Divorce.
And now comes the Plaintiff by her attoi nes, and
shows the Court that tie Defendant Il not a resident
Of this territory wheieupOn the Court orders that
tce Of the pendency and prayer Of said complaint bt
published ina weekly newspaper called the PioneeI
and Democrat once week coDseeutiyely Tor thret
months.
The above named Defendant will take notice that or
the eleventh day Of April A. d. 1855 the said Plain
tin filed In the Clerks Office OF sld Court her com
plant against the said Defendant the object and
prayer Of which is toprocure divorce the grounds
Of crel treatment neelcc oen abuse, and desiituton
Said petition will come Oh sad be heard ut the nex
Term OF said Cou.;.
Al. B0RLAND,
Clerk of said Court n aud for said County.
Monticello, Ap.l llth;' "A. D.. 1855. S9-sm
A DMINISTRATOR's NOTIcE-Take notice thai
n the undersigned has been appointed administrator
Of the estate Of Stephen Lewis, deceased. late ol
Thurston county. Persons having claims against the
said deccdent and those owing viii at once call upor
the undersigned and settle the same.
DAVID +. BYLES,
Grand Mopnd Prairie.
Juue 8, 1855, y9-it
, 1855-06-22

T,HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
l. on hand, Of c. c. Terry together with recent an
an assortment Of general merchandise for the trade
which they offer Wholesale and retail at small ad,
vance on cost. r ii Il %
Alki, July ~. 1854. lTtf
, 1855-06-22
Nav FIower. El sacramentt
Indian Reservations.

The following reservations for the Indians
on Puget Sound having been surveyed, or
having natural boundaries defining them,
information is given to the public, that set
tiers may take action accordingly in loca-
ting claims. The necessary notice will be
given in regard to the remaining reserTa-
tions,ps soon as the surveys are made n
Reservations of the Indian
Tribes on Puget Sound gdl
, 1855-06-22

TO SETTLERS,
IN Town1hp u North of Range 3 West.
L " = :,
, 1855-06-22
Late from Europe!

HIGHLY IMroRTANT-THE VIENNA CONFER
ExcE BROKEN OFF SEBAsroPoL Bow
BARDED-VIsrT OF THE FRENCH EMPEROR
AND ENPREss TO ENGLAND.
By the arrival Of the steamship Atlantic
at New York, We have advices from Liver.
pool to April 23d, nine days later. The
news is important.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15

TINE fast steamer, U. 8. AID, j. M. Hem
Il bricks, Master, will ply regularly between
the above points leaving vicksburg every Nom
Tuesday At Am Dsscen Ing leave Green.
wood At every Friday at ioNA. H., Yazo CITY
every Saturday at :. NJ. will take freight at
all points on Yazoo River
Particular attention paid to Plantation Bus
mess.
For freight or passge sppIy on board or to
w. WYMAN gent.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15

~ DcSAp ASHES III ASHES 10
h'we write "wednesday morning 18th the
tcihng bell admonishes US that another Of our
citizens has seen the last Of earth; aud iust now
passed before the Office door, the hearse, upon
which 80 many Of our
~ Friends beloved In happier daysI
fhe dear companions Of our ways.
nave been borne to their long homes. and under
It's blackdrapery, hes all that's mortal Of Mai
J.W Dabbs, Poor Major Dabbs died Yesterday
morning, Of what disease we did net learn. bo,
ne had long been in failing health, and all his
scquaiutances looked upon his death a. being
near At hand, for some time before he died. A
long procession Of carriages and equestrisns are
following him to the grave. Major Dabbs was
one ofthe pioneer settlers Of Yazoo CITY. and one
Of its oldest merchants. He was man with
outiew faults. and we believe when It was said
o. MIN with solemn look, As It will be said Of "a
eli some day. he Is dead, every body was sorry.
apd felt that something belonging TO hls everv-
day life IN FYazoo city, would be seen IN it,
streets and market places no more.
Happy are the dsad--tlrpy rest.
Sleep after toll, port after stormy seas.
Ease after war, death after, lie doth greatly
please. Z; go ga"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15
MRS. TURNBULDs SCHOOL,.


me parents and particular friends of the pu.
pih Of Mrs. Turnbull's School were treated with
mostncvcl aud delightful Entertainments the 9th.
es evening at The resi- ience of this most estimablc
LADY and devoted instructress. The frat session
other excellent school closed last Friday and the
Young ladies as reward for their diligeut study
and correct behaviour during its continuance
were allowed to give this pleasing exhibition to
their friends. Tie entire success of their first
experiment in this innocent kind of amusement,
will we trust induce Mrs. Turnbul to give MS
another Of tn, same kind soon. It is impossible
for usto do full justice to description of the
evenings entertainment The tableaux, the
PPeeches, the dancing, and music were all well
got Up. and spoke well for the talents, ingenuity
sndihdustry Of their teacher. We believe all
whs we're favored with an invitation attended,
andvere greatly delighted with the performance
Ofhe evening. We will state in this connec-
zion, that Mrs. Turnbull will give no vacation
unless sickne should prevail in our city. The
pupils OF the different schools have lost so much
lime from various interruptions, that she has
thought tit best TO pursue this conrse. We can
most heartily recommend Mrs. Turnbul as
most competent and successful teacher of
young ladies.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15
LEGAI NO1IC ES-

0V0 ah90eOm TT Ice.
VIE undersigned. appointed BY the Probate
Term 1914 thereof Commissioner. q receive
examine all claims Of tie Several creditors &c
the estate Of w. F. Gill deceased, representod
nsolvent, will meet 1t the Probate Clerk,sdce
nee q said County, on the 6rst Saturday Of ev-
cry month until the fourth monday in June next
for the purpose Of attending the said creditor.
and OF receiving and examining said claims
when and where the said creditors are hereI :
notined to bring in and prove their said claims
against said estate. .dec8 OK
i'm. HOLM SWORH Conf.
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avOtSce.
JarVis & w oman,

Successors To NATHAN Laws s. Co.
Corner IL Common and Magazine Streets.
New Orleans.
oiier Tor sale, at the lowest market prices. larg
all carefully S, lccted stock Aof icfsv pu,e
DRUGS and MEDICINES:
frenchs English. 9. fnian and Chemicals, pain
aud Oils, Window Glass, vasnIs hes, Dye 81, #
Perinmery, Soaps, Brushes, Trtisses. Fsayorlnr
Extracts, pure Ess, ntial OILS, D.bgsisls,
: ware, Yeast powders. Lrnoa Ssnip. Pa,eu
NE ZEN s,shakers' Herhs.Surg cal lnssranen,s
iogether with every article geheralis cunnrised
IN the stock OF Druggist Physscsan d nd erery
article OF Medisi;e wanted on 3 anita IL 8. M,
~ IN neat and B,eDi nc st,Ie. all ar "a, =,
have been selected with much persnnal care. !. II
purchased dcct fram the h ann tactarers = ,s
asea's, IN ne c,untfy aud Eurepe. Ali their
POWERED d ugs ara prepared from ma al car..
tu'.y seleetedsansisfc warranted rie,l, nnre ana
OF rhe bestaquality. - INV
-4rsanssines j ii hive BEEN made Will, 49,.
ttaenters Of QuINlNE 10 be cons,a,.tl, a. !. 4
from z',ims rs: ernan Pallaaef, fF. enc'1 and
,la 'aa. msnaiaesu'es, which viii be sold on
Agen's for the eli braied LEX iN(T0N E4rS-
a, A. y, So. erior TO any mite world.
81, are pep red - f,insh fealsrs with 4
following genuine PAsfENT cINt's ,,s
prices: =.
ns Lyss, a (. asi'99s: D..ys Pr Esssr.
.e,mhuee, David Jayne's fainlh M4ai. j,,s. ri,
n o. "a ilia, 9. II aN nsrs,s Sarsap ril "a
"oodmsh's Cherry Expf 3 iorus /. Woo.lmas i Il,
,larl JamaIca Gine 4 W.adnlan,s ~ ), kill;,r..
L1 +. Moodman's fsnea.ise ri is. d goods
ST. s''a'an us9a Mi1ars Magical Fe.efcure.
nut. Graeisnb. q Nc Islass, Mfss p !. =
nitsrs, ereenss Oxxe. m cd Pif,e,s. spencsrs.
Fills ksdwas cad Relef. PHI .,.s., e..'s..
i've anu asfIlhTent fap. kns1as Extraef !,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15
DR.. A. #. MAGRUDER
ELECTION

At the solicitation of many friends, L. d.
LANGFoRD will be candidate for Assessor of
Vazoo county at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce CORNE-
LUIS NOLAN as a Candidate for County
Surveyor, ut the next November Election.
Wy We are authorised to announce CIR
SON BARNES as a candidate for Circuit
Clerk at the November election.
we are authorized to announce John Brum-
n ne as Candidate for Assessor at the ensuing
November Election.
We are authorized to announce J. M. Hol-
lingswotth, present incumbent, as a candidate
fQr f-eiectioh for the Office of Probate Clere az
fazoo County, at the ensuing November aElec-
{ on.
We are authorized to announce w. Fl. MAN
GUM as candidate for the Office of Sheriff o
fazoo county at the ensuing Election.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15
THE GIRLS. FREE SCHOOL.

The other day we paid visit to the aGirls'
Free School, under charge of Mrs. Bostick, and
1t affords us much pleasure 10 state that we be-
Leve our city is very fortunate in being able to
secure the services of this aniable and accom-
Piished lady to superintend the female depart
nent Of our Public School.
Our visit, owing to the pressure of important
business ca our part, was necessarily short
one, but Sufficient long to satisfy us that the
most thorough course of Instruction, with an ex-
cellent syst m Of discipline prevails in this
School. The School Is not now large. having
been thinned cat by the approach Of hot wealth.
er, as is usual every summer, but those that are
left seem to be improving very fast. We were
particularly delighted with the examination of
the FIRST class, consisting of our young lady
friends--Miss Mary Jenkins, Miss Susan Ellis,
Miss Anna Hahn and Miss Mary Redding-in
the history of Greece and Rhetoric. We can
assure them they delighted US very much by
their prompt and satisfactory answers, and
made US Involuntary sigh for our own way off
School days. One thing is certain young
ladies, before we pay ouf highly esteemed
Trend, Mrs. Bostck, anot er visit Of her s hool
room we intend torub our historical knowl-
eye so that we can put some questions to you
that you cant answer before we are done sneak
Ing as you did the other day.
In connection with the public schools, we
w'sn 70 make one suggestion, and we hope our
worthy new Board of Directors will not think
us presumpteous, and that is, the pfopriety of
having but one session per day instead of two.
We believe Yazoo city is the only place that
pretends to keep up with the times in other
things, that still holds to the old system Of bay.
ing the school hours divided by long recess at
noon. We cannot state all our objections to
this remnant Of old-6eld-schoo l-houseism At
length, but suffice Il 70 say. all views of the sob-
ject favora chsnge. ftwill be better for the
pupils. better for the teachers and better for
parents. Let the school hours be from eioht 10
three, with short recesses through ne day At the
option Of the teacher. The amount Of knowl
edge acquired at school is mot always "a promo
ton 70 the number Of hours the pupil 4 engaged
an study. There are other considerations Of
more weight; but enough at this lime. In con-
cluslon' we sincerely hope Mrs. Bostick win
continue her hbors among Us in her present
most successful undertaking. Z
4
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15

~enuhme Popular Medicines.
J. WRIGHT e co,
AT THEIR =
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
No i5i Chartres, Street,
NV 0RLEAss. LA.
--Io quantities to suit purchasers-
Osgood's Indian ChoIaeogue.
.: A. Fahnessock's Vermifuge,
Thorn's Extract.
Wolte's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps.
Gauley's Vegetable Bilters,
kushton Clark q Co.'S Cod Liver Oil.
Seldlitz and Soda Powers,
Wlner's Canadian Vermifuge,
Fsrrells Arabian Linament.
Bartine's Lotion,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
John Bulls SarspariIla,
Phalon's Hair Iavigorator.
Billiards Hair Dye.
Sands Sarsparilla,
Morse's Compound Syrup of Fellow dock
Mortimores Rheumatic Compound.
). p. Townsend's Sarsparilla.
Lyons Katharion.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
Hollands German Bitters,
Mexican Mustang Linament.
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster.
Gray's Ointment
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry
rogers Syrup of Liverwo.t Tar. de-.
bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Barry's Tricopherous.
McLane's Vermifuge.
Moffas's Pills.
Brandeith's Pills.
Perry DAVIS Pain Killer.
Dr.. Jayn.s Family Medicines.
Burnet's Cod Liver Oil,
Hobensack's Worm Syrup.
DR.. McCllntock's Fami, Medicines,
! arter's Spanish Mixture.
Wrlghts indian Vegetable Pills.
anarchists Uleriue Catholicon.
SWANS Fanaceas.
Tarranis Aperient,
Dr Carp nter's pieparati ms,
All OF which are warranted genuine
nd will be furnished in any QUANTITY. to
ult Druggists and wholesale Dealers an,
q more favorable terms than they can be
REQUIRED from the proprietors themselves
y applying to J. WRIGHT Dc CO..
NO Isl Chartres street, New Orleans
Under the Orleans Hotel.
N.b.-For full and more complete list
our articles We refer to our catalogue.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15

- Baruum has already engaged ninetylbsbIes
for bis human cattle show. The lfon<fey ~,
~ 1honId also be exhibited. -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15

DIED. In this City. May sIst, Helen Walk.
e aged months and Is days, aso June 18th
Sarah Elizabeth aged 8 months and 40 davs
twin daughters Of WlLLlAn and AsBY B. :.
MAN.
Sweet babes: they glsncedinto our world to e
: A sample Of our misery, 81. 49,
They tasted Of LIES bitter cup.
Refused TO drink 4 portion Nd:
Then turned their little heads aside.
Disguised with the taste and died. Il
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15
Clothing for the season

Clothing for the season.
WIN. H. STEVENS q Co..
NV offer to their friends and customers a
4 large andperfect assortment of Spring and
summer Clothing from which one and ali can
De suited. Consisting in part of
Black and colored Cashmeret frocks and sacks:
90 do Merino do do
90 DO Alapaca do do
Colored Linens and Drill do do
Satin Duchene Sack very lioht art;cta for
Summer ess; Fancy cloth Paletots and Pal.
tos; Planters Linen suits; Fancy drill suits :bel
Check suits Orleans suits Creme Cashmere
Pants Drap d'ete Pants: Light Fancy cass do
do Drill do White Drill Duck do, -
COTTONADESo OF ALL QUALfTTE
Fancy Marseilles Vests single and double
breasted
mite Marseilles and Duck single and double
breasted
Buff do do do do ao
do
White Gossamar vests. silk skeleton do
HATS
White, Drab and Black Darcy Hats: White,
Drab and Black Beaver do: Black Mole Hats, s
styles: Bla and Drab Cass do Panama Hats
the finest ever offered. The stock of Straw
and soft hats very full
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Pump soted Calf boots light and easy ;Pumpso
led Patent lelthershoes low quarters do Can
do Patent leataer oxford ties; Brogans of /
qualities.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
A superior assortment to which we invite
attention
We think that all VIII, wish to purchase will
be satisfied that their time is not lost in exam
lining this stock
VIII STEVENS g. Co.
mar 30 NO2 Washington street
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Remember the Poor !

you gather around yo cheerful lire side STR
n round"db, the hnPpy faces, and listn'ng To th"
merry conversation Of Your iamily; while the h"arse
winds vii lily. and the keen frost bites shb PLY with
out when ,ou sci at the well-laden bonId. aud with
nppctlc -haI prncd by The krcuuc- al he atmosphere
parinkc al the winds with which You hive been amply
provided by Kind Providence, then remember the
PooH, .nd with gratitude md generous heatnpprowi-
lat" Of your abundance, something to feed some
STRIVING brother Ia wnrn some shveling trumc, aud
mike plud h,uvt henri
Remember. also, TIM the BAZAAR il the place Ia
supply ,onrsc with anything IL the way OF superior
article of READY MADE CLOTHING the times al
STOCK il hand for The Ioiidavs, mud TINT Po0d
goods -,d for cnsh tees 10 fnit H. times nj
the CLOTHING < FURNISHING BAZAAR,
Garner , ain nnI Market cts, Ian, hbulg.
dee
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MERRY CuHlsTMAs.

UNHE time for i,ien lily greeting merry making and
l. holiday gifts. Is c.osc al hand Would your give
10 an absent friend parent sister, brother lover,
nemcnto which. for years to GENE, will boar increasing
vuiue the recipient aud a. Oft fazed uPon recall
with love and gratitude not only the kindness OF heart
which prompted the gift but the form ard features VI
tho don.r9 Ifso, 60 to MINIS 4 TANNERS, ard
have lautl'ss ikene.. taken aud placed in case,
ring loeket OF your selection, from thcr large
assortment than which more acceptable gilt coul |
moi be chosen.
Don't wait fora "a day. but remember the isot Tint
pictures taken at TnE PnoTooRaPHo DAGUfHHEAS
GALLERY equally well in cloudy clear weather and
imperfect picture AT any proe Is never suffered Ia
ieare which fact explains secret o "ur
unparalleled popularity md Cnll IN you
come from the ut the conspicuous entrunoo on
Main VI Sd door from corner Of Bn &c
MINIS Il TANNER,
dec 10 Ia Practical Dngucrreotypi.ts.
IL Country papers advertising ioru-, copy.
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Fall Supply of Hardware, ---l854'
SIMPSON Il BRO,

Sign of the Golden Lock Lynchburg, Va
VA are now opening, addition 10 our totnef ne"
w .took n vor, 'argr assortment of HAsDwAHE
CurLERY GUS. PIsroLs SADDLERr, fLATED hooDa
tlonp on GLofHs Hoasc Keeping A,ttcles. Building
Materials ami Tools 81 D1oa ere'y dtef''on' among
winch munynrticcs Just introduced mi Market IN
fan.
We 1alt.r oursesc. cnn exhibit tie public gen
crnlly aud those who will favor with examination
grenrf variety. superiority nj style md quaity "l
goods. ever offered in his il surpassed in any mnrhe
Our goods are nIl new and desirable. ana viii
he sold reasonable profit, only In all who will give
u. call 81 antru.t with their orders, which will re-
revc our best aud prompt attention.
Merchants md others buying largely will be charged
u smnl ndvnncr only. OCT ~ Is
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$50, 900 Worth Of Dry Goods at Cost


= IL IL our intention 10 nuke chnnge IN our bust
! \ ne.. We offer entire Sock Mt cost, and some
nrcle below for cnsh We therefore, respectfully
invite the public 10 cn md supply themselves. THIS
lie chance and can he ehJo'ed nni'' the last oil
February. for determined To close our present
stock by TINT time The ARTICLES 100 numerous to
mention Our stock embraces such IA is usunly found
in u regular Dry Good. Store Also, Hints and Caps,
Boots aud Shoes Country Merchants will hed 1t to
their interest by calling Our Stock l. new
one throughout mud selected to ereni advantages for the
BUYERS N e. NJ GuGGENHElMER.
lnn l-dt.(y)
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SPECIAL NOTlCE.-The subscriber is no"
> receiving his Fall and Winner stock oi goods, con
,.,iup of Gooking Parlor, Office Church and Factory
Stoves. for wood AID al Giates every variety OF
s,lr nicely finished and yer, ornamental, and VIII LAT
exreI in hrnuty of design anyt ing IN tins mnfhf':-
As the Diamond and Pand's improved Union Cooking
Ranees winch are warranted give perfect ,ai,sl cin
tlrnacrs ui IA vuIeiy oil sIzeS, tor warming churcneS
dw, lling- &c which will be set Ia order IN the most
perfect manner; together with Registers, |tnt'ihors'
aud ,nrious articles usually LePt IN stove s'ofe'o
missing the largest aud best seeced asori ment ever ct
Tered II. one estnb ishment Hi. side OF Baltimore. aud
which will be Id AT prices that cannot mi to suit The
tImrs All Interested Will pluise call and examine nj
tie Lynchbnrg Stove Works, east Main st
nov 3.d,s e. :. BLISS.
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CITY FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Norvell House)
Lynchburg. Virginia.

f3'BE subs rber, III commencing the business OF
rev year heg. cave 10 return sincere thanks to lis
ell friends aud custoncrs for the IN engagement ana
support hr hns received ter hut fm many years,
and respect fully -oei.s continuance ." he't iavors IN
future, pc" gus imscf tht pains i al be spared TO
i've sar>acti Ill. Not h,vns reduced TN n'nu-
featuring department al my business the ast year the
dc,t,.-.c ed ct unir Ln> left hand the ars" ani
NIL splendid -tuc> o nmi fashionable futnitur"
f my Nh manufacture ever before exhibited IA tbs
,ItN--ttnLrn article at iouSt keeping, trhn
he kitchen the al, 'ht Ilancst au1 rIieape,t
iut the est manufactured. II" earnestly invites an IN
pee oi h. hrs" aud beautiful assortment at Rose
wood and Mahogany Furniture fro nil wlsli 9 /" pur
Il Use promising Inducements before offered ii
his market. Al work ordered tom this House
fnuted to give satisfaction no sale.
Hair and Shnck Mnrtu,sns made To order al the
shortest nntice and the m"st reasonable terms
Mahogany aud Walnut Cofha- and ar-ti III McIuic
Burial Cnsos furnished at ali tim day night, and
ut srcny reduced prices. A. WINSTON.
n. Is. | have appointed john II, C. Winston my
for the settlement and collection OF boul
rotes and ncrouats up the lst January, 1853 All
r"r,on> IN rrbted To respectn,I, requested II
>r:tlc my zstaadins debts and accounts m,sl DO
closed up tn that without deny a W
IA al
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the ID,
"A pot in Peic sburg every day. Sunday excepted q,
To O'clock N. AM arrives at Burkevile the in
terseetion of the Richmond and Danyile Rall-Rond
at - o'clock connecting b, that Road with Messrs
Z. flaeg Cos Stage Lihe for Charlotte Court
Halifax Court House, DanSillc and dteeh>boro, l.
aud arriving ut the ris.r, miles beiow L,ncibure
ut l. p. NJ, cu.nctt there It'll jacket buat which
arrives ia Lynehbuig al At hall past i"o.
TIE rctiirt tram ieav Lynth hntght $50 A. N
arriving Ia Petersburg N $40 "'"cl p NJ VII pas
SINGERS will have Importantly tn dine. he train
vi leave tainIvllir 1 Two o'eio, X, P. NJ. nrd
Burkes e at Ia ), =. arriving n Petersburg il
time Tor the trains glng Mouth "r South. cntnrctns
every tuesday nd friay with tic Arponaitox Rail.
Kond " it'll he ,pl n>ldps kanohe and Jnre>
tlmn tor Now.lok, whicl ieuse Gil, Puma NJ p NJ
nit1 every "Wednesday TIA steamships tor Pmad,,pl,
Nhpci leave my l'oini n HE sanle hour.
Iassrr gers pferrrue /" IL ctei utg lie ovct
,.eiu can take the n.orni : TN. North at IA An
the james River Boats Old mt, Norfolk und Balm,
ni"re .. NJ, the cars o.the South at O'Clock
Arrangements have cen mads ls winch through tirk
cts between the following r",i', my lie procured at
the xed intcs:
Between Petersburg nnd Lynchbnlt, through n
sixteen hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. 90
Between Peierst urg and Tie Sweet Sulphur
Spring. through IN TWO dnys, ---..--.----.. %
Between Petersburg aud W hue Sui iar 5 rngs,
though in TWO days 3 80
between Petersburg 6 DanvIc, through t~en.
, y-iou' nou' =. -
Bclw, en- Petersburg Gee sboro' \ O., thto'
N Two days, $3.50. -.-.--..- l0 Oh
Between Petersburg and Sa-ur, n. Z. II "oufh
between Pete, shurg and Charlotte, Sls on
freight train l,aves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday " ednesday and Friday morning ut So A. .uI
the days. Any person wishing Ia see lin,
# freight htun freight list by calling Ii On
the Agent the Petersburg Depot
oct , T. j. W a IL. sur. = s f r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
'INO TIE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBuRG

Two TIE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBuRG
L AND lis NiCISITY.-As Intend to have my store
enlarged the carl part at the ensuing yea, t'ink
therefore offer the public all Of my valuable md
welI.assorted stock AT very REDUCED PRICES II
my Customers will please give call they will be SUI
lshed that this notice i, humbug. \ large lot Ct
TALMAS and LADIES' CLOAKS. aI-o Garnet. Rus
and iiochlngs Al Cost. Sgp'r Bed rlunkes Satinrfs
Cashmere, Craze, Merino aud silk Smwl. Drcs.
Silk Pocket llapdkcrchirfs-Plain and Emln oiIered
with a large lot "a Needle Work. and X i Gloyc.
Lot Of Sup'r Rigalrts 62I ets--bcaurinl article.
n"y * T. JOHN ABRAllAMS