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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13

~, - ~ -; - 8 ,I.;r cLnioo 60
,a,,ai, he
LADIES FEAsT.-Onr citizens nave already
! been appraised by the ladies OF the fonfth street
| Methodist Church,thai they intend giving i'hs''
/ &c. Mt the New city Hall to commence 'p,S
evening. An exquisite htile note IN o'n'''-
/ fu little hand, from fascinating niue hady' III
! forms that our presence will be deslred on That
oecasion For this honor we return our ackno~i-
edgements and wish them success eommensu-
rate with the worthiness OF thor designs hhd
! beyond their highest expectations ms we
,.,,ebh,,,,, nnycr hive nppenled to the generosi-
~ md bcneyolence Of lis citizens without the
return Of n liberal response; aud the present APP
neal being as worthy of attention. and AS much
entitled tofayornble consideration previous
onrs, the ladies muy confidently expect success
10 reward their efforts
Blue hIi'"E liNNfi''-"' e''"'' NV 'o'
lowing iGcts relative 10 '"'s "o'N f"''i inc c""'
loresvile JehefSoh'ah' ne ens' sue VI ''''
mountain mas pee" t"''''''e' 'fV0 '''' '''
hnrd rock ana inc west sue mas '''" P'''''"'''
feet now 10 be- cut through Some portion of the
tunnel !. nrchcd with brick, and there is two
bor.e. power. engine stationed there to carry off
the water which drps through the top. Tho
intermediate tunnel 300 feet long is cut to the
distance of 300 feet Where TIE tunnel has been
cut supporters of timber have been placed
Thi. tunnel is the most dangerous work on the
mountain, as the rock erumbes on being expos
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can learns from gentleman who came down on
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delegate from Charlotte county, will not be a
candidate for re election,
"A NuNlA' ri'''--N num- olSEuS'a"S Il iemai''
mas 'eeh imposing On the ehar'ue' "I Tue people
OF i ''d'n'kSo"rS.'h MS oe"rd lf7t betrayed him.
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argued that Tue basis ol ff'he'Pies oil ms he"
"rder contained Il vast oea' oi So'a democratic
doctrine
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13

BANK or KANAwHA.-We find in the Aleyan-
dre Sentinel illusions to "a note from the presi.
dent of the Bank of kanawha stating that those
who hold notes ON that Bank can send them to
kanawha TO be exchanged for notes on the val
ley Bank, and that the Bank is perfectly sound
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13
800 ACRf s. OF
BEAVER CREEK LAND FOR SALE,
WITH EIGHT NEGROES.


( CONSISTING Of Men, Women and Boys; la,ee
" l'' oI b ooded CA'tle, Horses, Oxen Hos, ~.
Ac,-lhe subscriber offers for sale his Tfac of Ii, i,
IN Cnmph" county, BE yer Greek, adjoining
land, ot VIM. Cough esq Col Wiley. Capt perr-n
and oher,-righ Mills from tn city OF l., nchburg sn1
four mills from Campbell Count Hon {, cpnnihing so
ACRES, 5tb actes cen ed and 30h IN woods; hesvil,
tinbered with Oak. Pine and Hickory. There are 50
Of Greek Flat, 20 of hich ell III h,,i
meadow srnsses, and arout lmih of the Land
Il high slate Of impfovement-ha> been limtd !
man ired With view Of setting ii in grass. The 81
re clay, on lime ne beds very fertile an praduelv
highly susceptible of extensive improvement abundant
supplied with va: md well enclosed
The Improvements all good aud new except t
DIVE LING, which * plain log house. There /, -
the Tract new and substantial SAW MILL. n,I
n S'r Gle aud Lath Nil. attached, with water p. w,r
nbe nj driving all AID saving tom u to i50j Jun
BIER day Ihlris pine hetrn file large, gIrv 49,
Close 10 tn Mill the road to webbing i nod
Sutnmr. und Niiier. being NJ 'Adami,e All III was.
ThAexpen>rs of the M are light aud will -, "A n ,,nrle
oi S'lO 90 Year II ere Is an abuHuncr In
and lnree new Min and M open CURRY. Win III =
expense, will bum 100 bushels Linn day
Tire neighorhnnd il "rtiona l., a',l fhrfr /.
Chplch Srh"ol, Mil, &r.. nrnr thu p,e4i " Il
take rlrasurrio showing the l.nrd prl,it - -,
ing IN buy, and give possession at orcr.
twill be divided into Two rracl ii tsi..,'. E,ch
half we'll "atered and ha plenty Vo2d la sup
p"rt the place..
HOODED STOGK
will sell 30 head # genuine shut hurn DurprI Car
lr, COOL Nil Cows with y. my cavrs. l. bend
Of Horses yoke of Oxen. 80 head # Hog. W. go,,
and gear. 10 Imprn>cd Plows, han thrarw- , b,r-~
Cars, and al other Panfaon lt,n-ils IA, tprm.--
Also Corn ard Cob Ciushe am \lil, L, T., So.
~ ire sale will tahe place 1u, rrcmi..- :, d.
OF Mach. Terms ateonma 'a'ja- uo mad, ,rasu tn
day ri sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13

Ms WIsE's AProNrMENTs.-Nlr Wise will
speak in Lexington on the 18th of April in Staun-
ton on the ith in lIarri~onburg on the 10th in
Woodstock ON the 10TH in Winchester on the
Odd; N Charlestown ON the 26th; in Martnsburg
on tie Both; and in Leesbu-g on the ID of May
He has already undergone great labor and ia
tiguc, and will spend the last week of this month
athis own home. In March he will visit the
principal points in the Northwest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13

STAGE AeClpENr.-Wc learn from the Ilar-
risburg tNa) Register that on Wednesday last
the horses attached to the stage making the trip
from Winchester to that place ran off near Mount
JACKIE and upset the stage by which the dri-
yer, John McHade had one of his legs broken
in three places. lie was taken to Mount Jack.
son and attended. Two ladies' and gentleman
inside the stage received no serious injury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13

TIE llNRsroN EsrNE-It has been decided
by til High Court of Mississippi sitting at Jack
son, that Robert lIairston deceased, was recent
ly domiciled in that State and that his widow.
Mrs. Ruth llairston, Of Virginia, is, under the
laws If Mississippi, entitled to one half of hi,
property. BY this decision Mrs IL. comes into
possession Of AN immense estate, consisting
chiefly Of negroes, valued at several hundred
thousand dollars. \ similar decision was given
by Judge Gimer n: the Fab term of Henry SUI
perior Court under the laws of Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13

Will NOT BE A CANDlDNrE.-Th Wing has
been requested to announce, that owing to CON
tinucl mdspostion, Clement Hancock, Esq, the
delegate from Charlotte county, will not be a
candidate for re election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13

FIgr ~ CnNRLor1EsyIrlE.-On Saturday
night last, the stables of Mr., \. +. Terrell and
Mr.. Robert $. Jones, in Charls ttesyilIe, were de
stroycdby fire. The fire was the work of IN in.
cendnrY. Four thousand pounds Of hay, in the
stable of Mr. Terrell, were consumed. Mr., Jones
was not insured. The stable and contents of Mr..
Terrell were insured in the Nbemarle Insurance
Company, for $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13
CITyAyD STATE DEPARTMENT.

&. L. MosnY, EsQ.-A correspondent of the
Kanawha Republican says:
CHARLES l.. Mosny, Esq Of Lynchburg. who
is an able aud talented lawyer equal, if not <u-
prrior in point Of ability To- Mr. Wise, and gen
icman Of pure American stamp. is held IN high
favor by the American party aud rs spoken OF
A. likely TO be- the candidate of their choice. So
mote il be-"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE..

NJ ! DAN II,
feb 10 deodf27 frb-Rep copy.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
SNow.-It showed steadily for three hours at
St. Louis on the 9th inst.
The Result in Ohio.


The Cincinnati Columbian, on the day Of the ele-
ction anticipating the election OF Chase, contem-
plates that event as gloomy one, and fTaught with
danger TO the quetude of the country indicating,
at the same time, the duty of patriotic citizens in
view Of emergencies which may arise:
The election of Mr.. Chase cannot fail to be the
Designed as a public insult 70 our brothers OF the
South, it cannot fail heget some retributiOn some
revenge, perhaps still more foolish and wicked; and
this in lis turn is equally certain to bring about
our part some fresh reciprocaon of senseess hostli
", that will provoke hate upon hate, and wrong
upon wrong until peace between the two sections Of
the country shall become impossible, and nothing
ensue but that terrible of human
events, a civil and a social war; a war without an
aim, and without an end; in which both parties
would be so guilty and so mad, that the wise aud
the good could, with difficulty, tell which side to
take, or how not 10 deplOre the issue whatever it
mi ht be-
Let things, however 60 unhappilv as they
may, the path OF public duty is ever plainly before
We can still contend malfuly for all good
principles, for all sound measures, for all honest
men. II the country wanders into false policy
suffers itself to be mised by bad men, have but
the more TO be true when Others are false Nothing
but constancy to the public cause, nothing hut a
devotion to it that grows only the frmer at every
defeat nothing but those virtues Of the citizen which
are rNrest just when they are needed most,
retrieve public stfars and bring US beck to better
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
Legislative Summary

In The Seaate, Saturday morning the bill
defining the duties of Commissioner of Rail
roads, and making that officer elective by the
Legislature, was reported upon favorably by
the Committee on Internal Improvements, and
laid upon the table Bills were introduced BY
Mr.. Steele, TO prevent circuity of action, to
enable Courts to do Justice, and 10 save costs
to litgants; by Mr., Fletcher, to abolish Com
mon Law Roads, and by Mr.. johnson, 10
amend the 10th section Of the act of 1852, in
cooperating the Nashville, Franklin and Co
lumhia Railroad Company, by providing that
the Edge6eld aud Kentucky, tennessee and
Alabama. aud North western Railroad Com
panles, be required to issue stock TO taxpayers
in proportion 10 the amount of their tax, just
as the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany has done; 10y Mr. Ellis, a resolution di-
Tectng the rppling Committee TO bring 10 q
I'LL establishing the district System, with
the additional restriction that no liquor sold
under it shall 10 drank upon the premises.
House bill TO pay temporary officers for organ
izng the House, passed 9rd seading, and sew
ing. The bill allowing married women 10 sue
in their own name, passed Srd reading The
Serfe concurred in House resolution to post
pone the inauguration of Governor until the
2Srd. The Senate adopted "a resolution 10 adj
iourn until Tuesday evening at P. a., iu
order to allow workmen TO complete seats in
the Senate Chamber.
In TIE House, the seat Ia which the late Fee
lix J. Payat,, Esq, VS. elected from the eoun-
tA.s of Perry and Decatur, was declared va
cant. Mr.. Harris of Washington, introduced
a resolution directing the Attorney General for
the State 20 institute legal proceedings against
the Southern Mining and the Eastern DiSis-
ion Mining Companies, 20 compel them to
show under what authority they prosecute
the business of banking. II was commended
that their charters ware Illegal. The resolu-
tions was referred to the Judiciary Committee
TO report on the same. a number ofimporiant
bills were introduced, for a more detailed &C
oount of which we refer the reader 60 our re-
port of the proceedings. A communication
was laid before the House from the Sheriff. OF
Giles, correcting the return of the vote in.
that county for Governor. By this amend
81 return. the vote stands, for johnson ,4Ss,
and for Gentry 1902 This increases Govern
or Johpson's majority 10 that county, as well
as in the Stare, ten votes. The bill In relation
10 reissue Of bonds Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company destroyed by
FIRE, was passed on its third reading ayes %
noes 2.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
THE NASHVILLE TRUE WING. ' :
/" wild Hunt After ONCE

The Union and american of Saturday has an
article under the above caption, 10 which it
attempts to construe the introduction in the
Legislature, of bills to make the keeper of the
Penitentiary, and the President and Directors
OF the Bank of Tennessee, elective by the Legs
lature, into "wid hunt after Office 1t is
question proper to be considered whether the
law making power of the State will continue
the management and control of the Penitenti-
airy in the hands of Governor who avows
himself opposed to the perpetuity of that insti-
tuition, and who is exerting all his Influence to
destroy it, and that too, without Offering any
substitute. The institution is in operation, and
has involved heavy expense. Whatever course
may be hereafter adopted to modify what many
consider Objectionable features in it, it is clear
~ proper that it should be allowed a fair chance
10 show what it can DO. While its keeper is
the creature of a Governor bitterly opposed TO
it, aud industrously seeking objections to it,
some people have had the tenerity to believe
that it caunot have such fair chance.
The Governor occupies hostile position to
the Bank of Tennessee, and would wind it up.
Some people differ with him as TO the policy
OF such action; and so differing, consider it
highly improper that the appointment Of Pres
ident and Directors, or any power affecting and
pertaining 70 the Bank, should be invested in
Gov. Johnson. We agree most decidedly in
both positions.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the orizaba.


NEw ORLEANS, Oct u.
We have dates to the 5th from Mexico, by the
steamer Orizaba
Alvarez has been elected President by the Col.
lege of Curuvaoea
Military power will deny him an entrance to the
Capital. Hard fighting is anticipated.
La Visa has Withdrawn.
CINCINNATI Oct 12.
Chase's net majority in Sc counties is $4,000.
Majority for the rest Of the Republican candidates
is overwhelming Republicans have 25 Senators
and so Representatives as far as heard from. DEM
ocrats have Senators and 10 Representatives.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.
The Eraigrant train from Erie was thrown of the
track on account of arrangement Of the switches.
Several were injured.
The Powder Mills at German, Maine, exploded,
and killed seven men instantly, and wounded seve.
raj others.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
Cotton unchanged Moderate demand at previ
Gus rates Sales yesterday of 1000 bales
NEw ORLEANS, Oct L.
Cotton--sales for the week 60, 900 bales impor-
tations for the week 10000, against 10000 last
year. Receipts at this port ahead of last year
$4,000 bales. Coffee firm. Sugar heavy. MOlasses
dull at 3s.
NEW YORK, Oct L.
Very little doing in cotton.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
100000 COPIES SOLD!!

! LoYD's GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready on
Il about the oath Of October.
CoNTEETS:-
First Application of Ste M.
Life Of Jo n Fitch Engraving Of his first boat
Life # Robert Fuon-Eng aving his first American Boat
The Hudson River
Robert Fulton and Lvingston first Ohio River Boat-Cor
rect Lkeness-Ful Particulars
LatrObes First Boat.
First Steubenvlle Boat.
Fs explosion the Western Waters from Eye-Wtne
Maps Of the Western Waters Towns, Cities aud distances
laid down CORRECTLY.
List Of Steamboat Explosions since 1912 Names Of Killed
and Won lded List of STEAMBOATS, ahoat
Correct views Of Psburg Wheeling incinnat, Louisville,
s. Louis and New Orleans in 1885, Sketch Of each place;
pOt ulation, business, Sc, &C.
Fast Time Of Boats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
List q Steamboat officers the Western Waters,
The New Steamboat Baw-With Commensurate Boats.
Disasters the Lakes-Names Of 10 Killed and Wounded
Tn. High Water in 1910, 1882, fS47
list Of Plantations Mississippi River.
Imp0rtan United states Supreme Couri Steamboat Decisions
Three hundred pages with hundred engraving hand
somey bound By renting OSs DOLLAR post paid you
" u receive a copy Of the above work.
Orders from the trade solicited and agents wanted in
cry town and city to canvass for the work
Address JAS. T LLOYD CO.,
oct 2 3m1 Post Office Buildings, Cincinnati, o.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15

FNE MHLNRRT.-At Mrs. a. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, viii be
found the most tasty assortment Of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, We have ever
seen 10 the city. We understand that Mrs. @.
has jus, returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has procured all the latest styles of
Fashionable Head-G Her establishment
appears TO Us really neat, beautiful, and ele-
CANT Ladies who are 10 need Of trimmings
IN that particular line, would do well TO call st
Mrs c.. aud get their beauty mere elegantly
embellished.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15

YELLOW FEVER PANC.-Great excitement
was caused at Helena, Dark. on the 3rd inst,
on account Of the appearance Of several cases
of yellow fever. The citizens believing the
wharf boat to be the cause of the infection, set
fire IL it and destroyed it, with all its contents,
valued at several thousand dollars.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
THE MOST WONDERFUL
Dis coVery of the Age.

HIS remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
ulent, essential oil, unhealthy drug. II does
color hair hut the CTrnns and
tive organs supply the with the necessary
col ring matter, and upon the latter, TO completely
their impaired functions All this the prupr
etoT has right to say for has done all this for him. At
the age Of thirty he gray the Of
entv, and his hair nearly all fallen of; but he has
bundant crop, and person would imagine that he
had gray hair; and hi hair soft and pable
though had been recently oiled This Is isolated
case has done The many Others the following
certificates abundantly prove.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
Pure lrngs and chemicals.

LARGE Invoice Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dive
n Stu Instruments Perfunery, Fancy Good' Brushes
&C. just received sale at small advance upon East
ern cost, by SFHEEOh,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Union sts., Nashville, Tenn.
English Wine Colchicum Root, Spatulas,
f." Seed, Bathing Sponge,
Fine Turkey Opium, Surgeons DO
Pare Nitrate Silver Homeopathic Walls and Corks
Collodion Syringes Of assorted kinds,
PhOsphoric Acid, iApothecaries' Scales and
Oxide Silver, Weights,
Copper, .Gally Pots with Covers (al
ProtO Carb Iron, sizes)
Per Chloride Iron, Bed Pans different styles)
Lactate ILeeches and Ieeech Glasses,
Soluble Citrate Iron, Fine Rose MacobOy Snuff,
Glycerine. Honey Dew Scotch
10 ide Potash, Bermuda Arrow Root,
Choroform, Turned Wood Pill Boxes,
Precip Ext. Bark, Canary Seed,
Morphine Sup, Pure Whit Wax,
Sulph. Qunins, Pratts Artificial Nipples,
yaerienate Of ouinine, Nipple Shields and Bottles,
lodide Channels Skins,
Iodine, (7esublimedO Bath Bricks,
Cooper's Isugass Refined Salt Petre,
Fluid Ext Vaerian, Fresh Grd CyeuTe Pepper,
Isngass Adhesive Plaster, iGenune CASTLE Soap
Pure Cod Liver Oh, Fire n Table OIL
East lniia Castor OIL, .ienry's M8guesia,
Wedgwood Mortars, j ork Soles, &C, &C.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15

HARPER's MAGAZINE for October; Also, FRANK LES
LIES GAZETTE OF FASHIONS, can be found at
oct2 Bue1 CHARLES W SMITHS
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
L Sure CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY Wife. having labored under her breast for
WI time. and having tried different treatment
concluded 10 undertake myself and in less than three
months effected complete cure; although she had been
given by her friends being beyond the reach OF any
she has the lat enjoyed better health than
had o many years Previous has since given birth
10 hne child which she nurses herself ! have also
treated several other cases and have met with the
success
My treatment not the using Of the KNIFE Caustc
Mercury, butt purely Vegetable. also profess
other diseases. s Femae Diseases and Cheers, scrof
ula, Piles, and all diseases originating In like AL
ask Of All eted with any OF The above named
diseases is 10 give me trial Where there l. cure
thre shall be charge Further information be OBJ
aimed by calling me- By letter No i2I North Mar
ket street JONATHAN ThOM s.
iva
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15

('OKN.-15O sacks prime white Corn just received anC
I for sale by d. ID. DICKEY,
sept No. College street.