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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-12
AUCTION SALES
SASikL HOoLsEI NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.

AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House. Corner Main and Third
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for term Of years aHd 6sted up the
I M above well known stand. PIE re-
ssvs for sale auction private saes al
merchandise household furniture horses bug
givs. etc. etc.
0ssh advances made on oonsignments when required
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
eommeH cling o'clock A. M Also T4esdGy Wee esdxy
and Friday nights at early gas light.
Out-doorssss andsaes of promptly
TO.
We weekly receiving. and hz7e hand large
and assortment of Flu RNITC Re- osl4t
spindle aud bAnnster backs scroll and scoOp tors rim
back once, French. Jenny Lind, Bu.tle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sos Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: rockers sofa sociAble
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine common and misses bsdseAds.
tin and wire Safes which Ee will sell Gin
Elm att prices.
We have Also hand variety motions jewery
yiOlns aeeordeons pocket cutlery. pistols whips
which will sell At reduced prices for cash
wholesA ale retail. WOOLSEy NELSON,
my9 Auct's.
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or The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun writes: at tV
The message is in type, and will be found to
dwell at some length upon our foreign relations.
Those with Great Britain are far from being OF
a hostile character. Whatever disturbance
has been of late excited grew out of the blum
.dering or the misapprehension of the British
Government and it agents. The question of
the sound dues is treated, and accompanying
the message are several documents on the sub
ject The capitalization of the dues, as pro-
posed by mark will be rejected by England,
France, and Prussia, as well as by the United
States Prussia has not yet indicated her
course on the subject.
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- The great Eclipse was advertised to
leave Louisville last evening. She may be ex-
pected here to-day although she may not ar
rive till tomorrow.
- The fine steamer Antelope, if not al
ready arrived, may be expected to-day She
has good accommodations for man and beast,
likewise produce, if not already packed full.
- This is the fast Rainbow's day. She
may be expected here this morning, and will
be ready to return to Louisville, few hours
after her arrival.
- The new steamer Ophelia, just COM
pleted, but not yet furnished, was blown from
the wharf at the foot of Eighth street, Louis
vile, by the wind last Saturday night She
went up to Sixth street, then crossed the river
and lodged on ledge of rocks close to the
Indiana chute of the falls. She will have to
remain there till a rise in the river occurs.
The Vermont also parted her lines, but was
secured again.
- The splendid and swift packet Alvin
Adams passed up very early yesterday morn
ing from st. Louis with good trip as usual.
We thank Mr.. Archer, of the office, for pack
age of papers, and letter containing ir,forma-
ton of loss Of wharf-boats, which news we
publish in another colum. This fine steamer
will be down tomorrow morning, or the next
morning, for St. Louis.
- The fine packet Fashion may be ex-
pected here this morning from st. Louis for
Louisville She is first rate boat.
The splendid David White arrived here
from New Orleans last Monday evening. She
left Tuesday evening, the 4th. The White
put out some freight here, principally gunny
bags.
The st. Louis Republican of Sunday
last says: ss..qss .5..e. .--...
The river at this point still continues to re-
cede, and the last report is nine feet TO Cairo.
Several large New Orleans boats are reported
aground between here and Cairo, drawing III
feet. The upper rivers continue about the
same, varying very little either way. Several
boats in from Dubuque and Rock Island yes
terday reported no ice between the Rapids.
The Rapids are reported by them at Az feet
on the upper and feet ON the lower. The
Missouri river is getting down to a low ebb.
Navigation continues fair in the Illinois river,
and the boats bring out good cargoes. B
- The steamer L. NJ. Kennett, bound
for New Orleans from 81. Louis with a haauy
cargo, is reported hard aground at Turkey Is
land She is reported to be in a precarious
condition. The river had fallen one foot since
she grounded. according to our authority.
The Uncle Sam was also aground at Goose
Island, with the Sam Gloon alongside lighting
her up.
- The storm ragged at Cincinnati Satur-
day night also. The tall chimnies of the ia
cob Strader were blown down. Damage esti-
mated at $1,000. Great confusion occurred
among the steamboats,, but no serious damage
done.
- A new boat, called the Choctaw, FOX
the Tennessee river and New erleans trade,
has just been completed fcf Capt. Smed-
ley at New Albany. She is 260 feet long, has
80 feet beam and feet hold. Her engines are
feet stroke and she has five boilers.
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ate directions. see the wrapper en- the lex
PREPARED NV
DIX. w. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
ANN EEVEDS

ofs.n and frequently the practice of .sivsus
S f & ShI na,
merely Of the eOmpousdsr
ne sn sS s,ss ae faT Ss
public miraculous and cures wbsh
the diseases caption this adveFsemsas
sure and speedy rsnssy To :utstastaas this ss-ti IL
would refer to persons in this community after y1g
touna relief ro@ the use Of these Pills 'A
made y ne oDty They
s S .o, PUT BY s s1 are ,o
TS as .. %5a r sfs s snI % Bg Ts:
sy I s ... f az n s
denss the q these Pills il win bs By
application to the Subscribers beers
Til: :srss. that ny son wa: :sssn very sieE with chill
Of 6w.n. zsu. Pi and an happy to
feetssa speedy sns permanent curs. JvHN ii. MeFAR.
........ August l..Is55.
the & s
ted P h not %seS The whole box s ensTy
veil a,d esev. hsn to be the best Pill nov offered e the
Dr. srISs i,s St Sir asyi he
rE nothing that would afford any relief only
day: oh , Vas ss las, induced o. DE-
GsHs i ifsn sSs
would s.y ii who Esy: chin; Fever.
cuae boz ss nv vera ior IT, You viii DsV n srouBiss
with @. ills again. CHAs. GRIsP
BoS HARBoR. KY. April IL. 1855,
This to certify that had Chs and Fever in tsmily
Chill medicine that be has in the country In ordt-
they have stopped the ehs the of
family with exception On there
OF them that would make until
that they the best Pills have eVerused.
OwENsBoRo. KY, Feb %, 1855.
DR. ". T. 0wTE-Dear Sir; have been afiiced with
chs ard fster for six month"; and after ing ysro
IL
have cured me sound and we'll and believe them to the
hest medicine in BALTHASER " ACH.
Ihave above gentleman years ssrti
fy that his statements are true
Pittsburg, Pa.
LEwIsPoRT Ky, jan O. 1855.
This have had the chills hs
various remedies without effect. then
box Dr.. Owens Chill Pills. sad they have entirely cured
me. THUS Z. TAfLOE.
OwEHsBoRo, April IL, 1875.
certify that had ehills applied seod
sician who prescribed for and medicine
advised Try Dr. Owens Chill Pills. did and they
pped the chs and am perfectly well They also
ofA pain in the side which
would result in something serious. Persons sstsd
with chills wsud do we'll 60 use then they are certain
cure. GEO. W. MONARCH.
Pills warranted 20 instance
where directions followed
Fer sale Wholesale and retail by
J. W. COMPTON Druggist.
Owensburg, Ky.
Alse By WOOLSEY & SAWYER,
Wkslssals aAd Retail gents,
sepI4n-v Evansville. Lad.
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MAGICAL ExHIBITIoN.-Mons. Jean will
give one ofhis wonderful Magical Exhibitions
this evening at Crescent Hail. From what
we have heard Of the performances of this Ma
gician, he will rather astonish those who at
tend this evening. See his advertisement in
another column.
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LouIsvILLK, Dec 10.
Flour dull, and supernne cannot br quoted over
% IS sale $40 sacks shelled in gunnies,
-t Coz, a~ok ainninded
Grocery market quiet. Coffee very nrm ~
prime Sales hhds sugar at s9sc, and 30 bbs re-
nned ut 99l0I2c. Sales ia tbs molssses at 3sB39c
Rice 61<c.
sale of 100 bbls pork at eli, and 50 orces Of
prime lard at 10 lie.
Sales of IS hhds tobaceo5 at ~ SECS o5 Tat IS 2S9
IS, 3 at s6 1896 s5, and at 81 SIS, 6asRd 10.
Sales Of 100 bbs whisksy ut 80 lee.
Sales OF 40 pieces bagging at 10 he
Sales of a bales gunny bags zoe.
Freghts have an inward tendency, and doubtless an
dvance will be asked on Taturda.'s rates.
Eastern exchange still par.
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DIR. ByBRsON's HEALTH REsTORATIvE L,
Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Rilious Pills.
WHY FEMALES ST FFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR.. A. Nj. MAURICEAN,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF W OMEN

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAN.
PROFESSOR DISEASES WOMEN.
One Htndredh Edition 600 OOO) 1Sms. PIP. $50.
standard work Of established reputation tssnd slaassd
the the sssss TRADE G Sale, 81 New
principal boOksellersiR the United states. =
EVERY woman here eisesvsr. BY comparing her swn
with those dsscrLed the naurs character
cause her piAnt And be spared much anxiety
fering ell the psAsan making
making res OF Physician in the
ailments which abe is subject. The wife beconin
90 situation which she will This tells
what ID the and tells her what it, simp
but ehasts words and saeh as she can understand.
Thess suffering IRON or irregularities peculiar
to the female System, OF from PkoLAPsus uTERI (sng
sns or sa1o illus WI each saa in ats p.'
Much d tres. VI mind veil thoassnds pecuuisrily
the marriage state better Understood That
alaOs that wil rather suffer than
consult or converse with medical
In copy Married oman Private Medical Com
her sSfy symptom ssns and aiineas and which
she sOnsalt At all times without violence her sensitive
lEx,raet of letter gentleman Dayton. ohisl
Dr. A. NJ. MAuRcEAS Ny Dear Ny has bees per-
eeptbly sinking tEFea eOasequsacs
ana dsbiiitad
which was On the last scoas on Oh fsugpos.a that
this state of thing inevitable aud yssli
perusa the relief NJ
trssed MIND AID impaired wife
that the great discovery Of NJ M Desomsaux
ded remedy topened prospect to which little
ceiYed possible. But his would
passed IN pro liability
would in her grave children lett nohsrss
INDIANA AGENTS: 0s aFf f.f-s
J. N. & J. o. Howe, Bloomington Paris Turner
Gresncastls; James FL Riohn0edi Faivrs Shelby
a:a. 1ys' ssi5e
N Chzmbs rlsiR. Elkhart 7. j LsngdGn kecA port;
Dustin JehersonYille w. Allison, Fran l. g.
piseatc, Dslph SAMUEL LISTER. Evansville,
RFr Upon receipt of One Dollar, THE ARRIED WO-
MANS PRIV ATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sen (nail-
any part of United the Canadss
British Pro II letters post-pAid. and
dressed to ur. A. NJ MAURiCEAN box I2z4 New Yerk
City Publishing Office, No. l2s Liberty
sei4 3m-daw
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY JoURNAL.l
"WEDNESDAY MORNING Dee. IL.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY JoUREAL.l
"WEDNESDAY MoKNINs. Dee. Il.
FLoUR-smaH sales at 90 IS. Market dull.
wHEAT-City Mills Offering 81 40.
CORN-No, much ceming in; 45c onorias zoe al
New Orleans last dates.
RYE.-7O9T5c.
BARLEY.-sI 2s4el 80.
BEANS (whittI Sa8&2 9s.
HAYs--Looss sl4Sl5: Baled elS4slc.
suGAR.-fAir7 * 97a: prime 7k@ek.
MoLASSRS.-P.antstioR, 3S83s; sugar houas ZOO
45c.
POTATOES.-5p@Sse.
ONIONS.--45GG5ec
SALT.-Kanawha, Soc per hushsl; Alum dtss; syria
cuse, per Dbl 90 40SS2 so.
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RIVER TNTELLTGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

PORT OF EVANSVILLE. e
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
MONDAY. losk.
HisH PLYKR-fra 81. Lsuis 4. Lenisville.
DAVID WnIrE-fm New Orleans 10 Louisviils'
TUESDAY, Ilth.
A. o. MAsox-fm St. Louis 10 Pittsburgh.
ALVIN ApAms-Im S.. Louis to Louisvilie.
w A. EAVEs-fm Bowling Green to Evansville.
THOMAS TUrr-fm CinsinHasi to Missouri river.
souraKRxER-fm Louisville to St. Louis.
GL-NDALE-fm Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
r. NJ PATTON No. 2-fm Leuisville to Tenn. yes.
EHOcTAM-fm Louisville. aud Sstsed o. dOrEs
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STEAM MILL FOR SALE.
GREAT CHANCE FOE A BARGAIN!

THE undersgned propose SELF their entire Mill and Mill
Properly Located 20 miles from Evansville. at prIng
field Posey in 6ne healthy and well mbered die
trict. suitable to such business.
The following for sale: One Up right Saw.
con of lumber in day; Circular Saw; fine
all attached good erder yoke
of oxn Wagons and Chains; Blacksmith Shop and Tools
OWelling Houses. with EACH Stables
houses All of the above outstanding
acres Land which is included Also IS good Poplar
Trees. standing IA miles from the Mill
All of the above propose to sell for the of % OOO
will take in whole Real Estate in Evans
vile. 3 fair valuation.
+ further particulars inquire at the Mil.
noV2Z d2w&wf G.. &. J. klVETT.
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DUCKWHRAT FLOUR.-Y bags. 50 lhs each. ehois
I'D PeansylvAnia, rec d per Clara Dean. for sale by
d. 4. GILBERT 4 CO.,
des3 Sye. near Water.
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lRE NEWS FOR THE LADIEN.

MORE NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
TUST received direct East supply
u Winter Goods which invite the Ladies give
frequent calls inteAd sell than the
We would call particular attention stock Of oosn
Plzids French English Mernss Cashmere De LANES
OPsra Flannel Emeroderies Cashmere Robes semethnx
newt, Kid Gloves Wool Hose of all soorr and
tful let of Lad Collars Chensstte Sleeves.
all Of which will be sold the reduced prices
call. call NOVEL ROSER. BROTHER FREY.
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30 A DING.

heb o A H d. G..
MRs. NEeLEY. Cherry street. between, First and
.nd several single Gsntismsn with s1cslsn Rooms
sass ~osa secure 5000
.UsIREi satin stripe resolved this day
AIa.dfsF'a BY novn JAMES Low DO.
Il farsais BY ssvi IS + 3 D. HklaSN ~ :
TEA s.1i ne.
i !: CUP ..-. j. !: !:
i !: !: !: r'.- ;. !: +;
aoTls = ''-''- LID. HEIxANN.
100000 SSS Ss.. O.sss s..
ouH;Esa..x.. a asi.s.s 100 s.... r,... r..
asrls COOKS Family Grocery.
NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
sort@sat Of Men and Boys ciothinE Farn.hins
Hats and Gaps and il .hor: bslcpsng gentle.
A than at the Western Star under the PATil
soyis < -'' "''A A'-'-' r. LoBENsrlNE.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
on FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
WE :a:r At bsrsAis Cottage Resi-.
SWEET 4 LEONAR /.
--- AsstiOnsers and General AksnIs.
ATTENTION FARMERS.
5000 ASs'd Fruit Trees for Sale,
THE has his nursery il this vicinity good
assortment Of frees Pplss Cherries
Pears. Plums. Peaches. etc., etc.
For particulars. call residence, WAlnutst. be-
Oelzi lwdInw. PHILIP HOFFMAN.
SUNDRIEs gross Leather Belts,
- 80 dozen Comforts,
$50 gross swan bill Hooks and Eyes,
pieces SUI per Black Satin,
1000 ~ bushel Seamless Meal Sacks.
1S5 IA black Embroidered ShRwls,
ESQ needle worked Cellars.
IS Eross jet Dress Buttons,
Toe bs grey Yarn.
Received this day and fer skle BY
nov24 dAw AIS AAiA street. louisville. Ky.
TAKEN UP,
"a By Me- on the 3sth % October, q sorrel
t Horse: ePosed TO be from u T. "A years. iS and
" ed s.ddi. sad He had 81 az Rlass Ssils
him by calling my house Aad raging s1Psnses
On Princeton Road,
RoVl4- w3t n mile from Pigeon Bridge.
!
MpLEACHRD COTTON cases Bisaehed Cotton
Mb assorted quslitis received this day and for sale by
nov24 JAMES Low d co.
SALT, AC.--3on bris Poulrey Salt;
- 10 bales Gunner, extra quality:
Flour in barrels and sacks for sale BY
JOHN Blu RTIS,
movie Water street. above Aaa.
IL nov24 S. e. GILBERT co.
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np.CKLEs AND -AUCE.-
M ID rickels rs bzs CAtsup and Peppsrssuce
. Catsup. rs do Cream Cheese;
Ball Candls-wiek, for sale by
dso7 1. h ID. HEIMANE'
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
RR RORINSON,S
81 P II O. e. z e

- n NJ y . y y
CERTAIN AND SAFE crRE FOR All BOwTI CON
PLAINTS- DiARRHGA ~ SFNT z BLOODY
FLUX, AND CHOLERA MoRBUs.
GEO. RICHARDS co.. Fra <issss.
No, l.. College Eall. ws1zzsss-, ohneiHpeG,
seja ty EEELHE. NAx5LTT 60. Ersssrfns5ass
Ssafsrs y HssfSSEss gsssSfps. @R
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LEwIsPoRT, KY, Jan q 1855.
This eeras have had the chs for onths.
various remedies without effect then
Owens Chill Pills. they entirely cured
THOS. ?. TAYLOR.
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OwENsBoRo. KY, Feb a. 1885
DR. ". +. 0wTE-Dear Sir: ] have been afAic,ed with
chils and ete for six months and after ing
edies dueed box Of AEue Pills. Ehieh
have cured sound and WELL and believe them to the
hest medicine in BALTHASER ACH.
have the above gentleman for six and ssr
J. PLUNKETT, River Trader.
Pittsburg, Pa.
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Bos HARBoR KY. A pril IL. 1855.
This Ia to certify that had Chills and Fever family
for past months and tried all the Chill Pills
Chill medicine that to be ha in the country In ordi
nary they have stopped the chs the of
family with exception. On Oldest there
that would make until
Dr. Owens Chill pills, and safely ev=rytsdy
that they are the best Pills ! have ever used a.,
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- A new boat, called the Choctaw, for
the Tennessee river and New Grleans trade,
has just been completed fcf Capt. Smed-
ley at New Albany. She is 260 feet long, has
SO feet beam and feet hold. Her engines are
feet stroke and she has five boilers.
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VOL. }. mo. 249
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
From the Courier and Enquirer. |
A Sonnet by Daniel Webster.

Wcaro indebted to the kindness Of lady for
the privilege Of publishing the following lines by
MI Webster, written by him in the Album of an
American friend while on his visit to England
Our renders, we believe, will agree with us in
thinking it happy idea, happily expressed:
THE MEMORY OF THE HEART.
II stores of dry and learned lore we gain
Close keep them in the memory oCfhe brain,
Names, and facts-what e'er we knowledge oal
There is tho common ledge for them all
Aud images this cold surface traced,
Mako slight impression, and soon elaced.
But we've u page more glowing and more bright
On which our friendship, and our love TO write,
hat those may never from the soul depart,
We trust them TO the Memory Of The Heart,
Ihore is no dmming-no placement here;
Each new pusation keeps the record clear;
Warm golden letters all the tablet fill.
Nor lose their lustre till the heart stands still.
LONDON, Nov. 10. 1899
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Ami. 3nth. lSJ
GEORGE VI. Itl1CkER AGO.


Respectfully beg leave 10 cnll the attention of the
Ladies' To their very spc1iid and cyt tpS,rc stuck o
FRENCH aud SCOrCH EMBROIDERlES. in
Muslin and Lncr goods comprising almost every varie
" of work and styr, nsnlso OF quality and price
lrdios IN the city nlsa thasc visiting the lily iar
III" purPose OF supplying them@eves with sueh good
will pleu-c oolI and make tGcir rul,hnses
nnlln I'm
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE VI. pssJCkEIs 60.


Arril 3nth, 1853.
Tnke pleasure ia announcing ihr trends md
tomefs TINT they IN receipt oi ihef entire
stpck nf FANG = Hnd STABLE DRY GOODS iot the
season and lospe fully invite NIL pcrsons ting reoh
ly eood6pbDS nj reasonable prices 10 rnl aud make
thu -clertians. npI3Ualm
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EN CONCERN II. \, Williams calls the
attention at tho reading community I" lis well Sc
lerted assortmeu nt ncw bucks uGeN,ry kind. Fine
stationery AMI fancy gunds, Work. boxes, fno rrnil
Port NJ 'nume' Purses, Porkci knives Tooth Brushes
" Nc. Tie Indies particularly requested 10 call
and eNamiuc many uScie aud breni,tal 6ncy goods
nplpT WILLIAMS
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f, coal. COAL.

ERAE, COAL. COAL.
~ All persons wishing 10 supply themselves with n
good afti5le o. Rod-hsh Anthntrlte md Btnminous
Coal or the winter senson, will ia II thc interest
if they leave hrir orders with tn, under .ignod
a. possible they viii be sure get their Cnal by
Riehn nd mca,utement. aud at west Richmond prices
including freight aud tolls, DAN'L 5. JASPER.
spp .
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TOBACCO SCREWS, FLATNEIss,

4 MILLS and INJURIES, FOR SALE.-On
con4gnmcur t. be sold u great bnrgnn, the entire
Fixtures, Scrcw-. nncrs Mill, lrc-.e., e., bel9ug-
ing 10 an Intensive Tobacco Manufacturing c.lnhi IL
ment the WHOM al whita hive been used but shott
time and embrace all the lntcst improvements. Tho
owner hyiug determined remove grent Inducements
will be offered purchasers the most favorable teruls
if immediate ePp'untion be mnde 10
maui IL WM II NOSBY. Auct'r
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New Auction and Commission House.

TNHE subscriber has located Market street twa
| doors below the Post Olhcc where he intends TO
carry on the lctiou and Commission bu,in ss He
viii gjvcEi, prr,,li attention 10 the sal' OF personal
and real estate. hes,4. &c Tie >niriis consignmcuts
of goods intended for auction, irH smIi receive hIs
prornrt attention WM. l.. LECkIE.
ian l5 Is
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PROSPECTUS
sLYNCHBURG DAILY TIMES ~


fENlE undersigned propose To cnmneI &c, al IN caI
~ dny, the publcntior of n DAILY and Weekly
Newspaper in this city ol the above tide. Tho DAILY
TINES willhe NrAs, tumme =culI and Ltcrnry Jour.
nn-lIro from all Sertmnn nd Purity bins 1t will be
devoted To tia u"iest o Virginia, mud OF this POI tion
al the State particularly To the of lls nhilty
nud il nuencc il will .trlhr for the old Dominion and
ngaiust her fcs. Il viii rocnrnizr ns IL trend nnd
brother cyory mau o every parry who Is her;
md will rase the flag ot unrompion,iug hostility to
elI Wlo not willing 10 awear By he uturs nnd htr
hres."
The cditotin department e III TINES will be-
Chiefly uuerl the ,ntro Of Mr. Il. NJ. DcNi't vi % hns
had - ycnrs experience in edraI life md who
ia well known 10 most newspaper renders in his por
tion of VifEiln
TEnMs.-1hc DAILY TINES vii be- printed ON
sheet ol medium ~, nj 10 c"nts wcr, o. per an.
mum, ia advance. The WEEKLY TIMES Tor thc
County, vii contain most o the reading matter o the
Daily, aud vii be sent .50 iirari biy N al
Td4fC
ADyERrIsENEsrs Will be inserted Mt so Gems per
s1ane ol fifteen lines or less fer the first Insertion mud
25 fo, ench subsequent insertiatnnlesa ordered
inner form, when 80 cents will he charge /, ulwnys in
ndvnnce. liberal dceount 10 yen;ly advertisers; to
be pad quarterly in advance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-28

1 AIDES look AZ EEsis.-30j0 yard-
"a ~u# IL, fr.Drr lawns from auction which Nil
seII at r.,e, thar will cs,r Ai-o, the very horst hid
gloves mlIe At G23 raiJ, plain iac ilk@, extra fine
eoorrd tror ch Jarhoaott, md the fnes, quality Eng
'''h ana french p,p, 10 ctnts per yard.
apl27,ts H. LEWIS.