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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18
Farmers take Notice.

ID EfclfER has on hand and will furnish 10 ar.
= DIR Immerman's celebrated Separator for
lhrashlng, Cleaning, Screening aud Bagging grain
rsady for market. IL will thrash and clean from
51e y SOC bushels per day, and has taken tho pre-
MUM nj the Crystal Paince New York and al tho
rte Pairs Of Maryland, Virginia, Indiana, III
NOS, ar Orders win 70 thankfully received, and
communications will receive profaps attention
Ees'donee on faiton street, between I'd and 81.
p EfCHEK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

tiin AsY. IA Warrant WAS issued oar oF our
oaniy Court on iast satarany. fur tho ar
FeSi " Dr e. e. sharp, Oh charge Of big
amy before the arrest was made. however.
TIRE matter get whispered about tic corners.
he ~. 'nufii@i the mir. aud IN broad day
light, efadej il.c pursuit Of Two officers and
made his escape. DR.. :. had been praotic-
ing in t4is ,ielpit] for The i.ast yaar, and by
his sentlemsnly department had sustained a
good character aud acquired fair run Of
bssnns..
Both Of the Doctors wives are in town. vs.
1 heeAauqiia Repuhhoan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18
j. w. JOHNSTON.
'AhE.R Gnrnrr IL -Inkr.....,

ADEKTAhER Corner d johnson apdfs-a
= 3kVThrd Streets s~IAas~
Carrie on the business Of Cnda1 taking in all It's
bfanches. lie has recently made extensive additions
20 his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department.
: PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
lmreryious 20 air and iudesiructibie. m gAiy orna
mented and invaluable for the presaryntFnof the
dead NJ well collins of every style and finish fur
Dished to order.
Lag and earIiags farnisIied, anu The entire ar
r"sfe laeMs % he fansr ttfrded tor hen required
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18
Keokrk. April 10, ls5s.-dsw.
81 The Gate City Hat Store"

DON ~ receipt 81 iargc stook If Hats, Caps ana
Fur Goods, purchased directly Of the nanufac.
lures and warranted in style aud quality No u
Main Street. r. i, VOORHEES, 4 co
Sept. Il, 1s5J--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

ADVANCE N SrcAR. The price of sugar
has lately advanced considerable. The New
York sugar market, we note, was much ex-
eited Gu FRIDAY last, and further advance
took place, owing 70 tho reports OF short
crops III Cuba and Louisiana The aayices
from London state that prices have risen
OF fruits THIS year, and consequent oheapness,
mas eceasloned II great increase In the con-
sumption of sugar Tor preserving an in
crease, however, which the rising price Of
sugar will now check. Bali. Spl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18
Istray cd

EsReM the subscribes, about the last If April one
clay bank hily, two years Old, white name am,
sa.l. ANY pernon giving information 80 that 7 can
get said lilly shall b. amply rewarded FIR thtf
trousle. SrAcf BALDWIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

~ 4SM Fork ana Beams.
IT HAVE Iierce picked pork we'll cured, also
i fsy bushels white Beans 10 accompany, For sale
sheap. W. q. VI NEfiofS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

MisfNFoRnEp.- I'VE learn from one of the
officers il corlmand, that the statement in re-
lation 10 tiie yellow fever prevailing among
me troops eneanped on the opposite side OF
'hs river, Is incorrect, rs there had been no
sickness among the Hen while there. The
troops left there on "Wednesday evening", and
are LOW SOME distance on their way. We
max tht1 statement IN order 10 correct any
iatse impression that might result from orr
i"tm'r paragraph. aud with the view Of
'ylhdleatng TIA. truths If history 49, Mem
Piiis Win.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

The Dqpenporf 6rSeffe IN speaking
of the establishment Of Boiler mangiaeto-
Is IN hat place, says
~ there be not one in Burlington. this il
lie Irst aad only establishment # tie kind
u he ~fate'7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-18

e-tt ~O0ettC2S ~ SeA HOOK
I1sHis IL neither history romance lie ORA rG.
4 biography. autobiography, aeT tast n,ortru cx-
animation, but series Of nnlrensait ated extrava-
ganzss written without malice afore thou gb by the
single heFa thereof pnreiy for his Qualification
and printed ny the publisher for his pratt
FOR sale by j. T. CAVE son.
July Is ls,b
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Fall Trade.
Gate civ BOAt md Ah0r Nrnrc
To Country Merchants,

( hUR stock Of Hardware aud La;lery is now daily
~ arriving and wilt all b. in store in Jew woek )
and VT shalt then b. able 10 oser yoa 20 compicte
an assortment as can b. fund ia any Haruw are
House in the West. We respectfully ask an esamin-
alton Of our stock and rric4s. before pureh asaac
sep III W BALDWIN. FN ANS x 20
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= HAZE CNADC0 TOT q OOd W0r40fDGs
\ o. 20 tset on Main street desirable building
90 lots IN the city of keckak |; also for sale, or
it Ohio 80 acres vho.es iandin Is4ana sevsrai lots
Ia the Town q Napersiils. eoenty seat Of Du Pags
comfy H.; 50 of choice land near the county
scat CT Nours county, Iowa, with fruit trees. ETC.
Inquire If MekEANl X RUNNER. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
The Locomotive Electric Telegraph

A letter from Genoa, dated My H. published
in the Newark tN. j Adertiser SAYS:
Boneli's Locomotive Electric Telegraph is at
length demonstrated. The problem was resolv
ed under the patronage of the Sandman govern
ment on the railway between Turin and Monica
leri-a distance of six mles-on the afternoon
of the 4th inst; when, for the first time, loco
motive running ut full speed repeatedly eSchnng
ed sages with the station whence II started
The questions and answers were varied and re
pcated during numerous trips. withouta single
fault. and the inventor hnnlv announced his
complete success to the Minister of Public Work :
at Turin from car running AT the rate of IA mile
in two minutes The ordinary wire line is thus
superseded by this demonstration of the pract-
cabllty of using the common iron railway track
as conductor of electricity generated by por-
table machine.
But this simple and ingenious invention of
Italian genius has still more important bear
ing. BY means of it. not only may running
trains be instantly arrested by communication
from the stations'At whatever distance; not on
| ly may the central and way side stat ionarv
| agents hold Intercourse with them at will, at any
| point of he route. in any stage Of their pro-
/ gress, bat the opposite trains may communicate
at any moment, without regard 10 distance or
rapid ty of movement. with each other. before oi
behind. Thus through communications hetweet
them selves, and with the stationery agencies or
the route, collisions may be efectually preventet
and warnings be given of distractions or derange
meDts on the road. 1t would seem impossible I,
des re ANYTHING more for the security of passen
gers; and you in the United States know bette
than any other people how to appreciate such I
security. This plan of converting railways int
telegraphic lines and making the electro-mag
netic machine an attachment and servant of tbs
locomotive. opens new and boundless prospects
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

4 letter from Knoxville to the Charleston Mer
cury. dated June 9th, says:
write to say TO you, that on this morning the
Board Of Directors of the Knoxville and Ken
lucky Railroad Company concluded a contract
for the construction of thirty two miles from this
place, north; the work to be commenced on the
LIST September. proKina, and completed in two
years from that date. The contract also provides
for the extension OF the road to the Kentucky
State line, by the LIST September 1858, should the
Company within reasonable time conclude that
their resources will justify the enlargement of
he contract to that extent. The parties taking
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
RICHMOND MARKErs-Junel Is, 1855.

Tue following quotations Nhale>alc. zur
small pricrs higher prices A,jlI be chngel
BAcoS-City cure and Snithhcld, hog round. la
H. rees. scirce estern Sides 100 llc Ii, M Sholl
'ie- oltl0c scarce; Huns 10 70; Wrscrn Begged ~
-; Queen Ciy Hams i34 cor1. North Carolina hog
Ipund ltc; Tudd's pc.
BEEsvAx-2id25 p n.
Cons ME.L--sl ~ for rourtry.
Cows Is Z p per bu>hc
FtotR-Snpcrfnr $Ilalli Extra sic, family $lo1
nj Receipts lish an ock sma. Market dull, md
~ shipping aenaaa. over SiI
nUAsp.-Wc quote ieruN at go so delivered from
storc--from wiprf, 500 Mexican 3Ga35 %
Llut 81 3l4 from wharf; 81 % in store.
,.rQu MS -#h,"nls: ptard. Dupuy {, Co. S3aj %
per CAD A. Scignct'c, :! 25ai Sazenr 50 25ui 81:
Ilrnue..ey, + J5a5 o' Peach At Sal =, "
sinp Appir, zoe; do. Did 75nsI4 Northern DO 10; I'm
Iuion,45aiSc Rum New England i} AZ. scarce;
Gin Holnnd, $lal -; Au"r can, l5c, Nh,key, Rich
mond Rcctfed 39uiO cash. Cincinnati az IS cash; 1!
a months
OAr.-By lhc cargn IS II GGc p hu.hel.
S,Lr-Sae, at 90 from y mart; Il - from store.
1OBkcCo TIN m, ihet coutjnu,s firm With good
.ruHnd for all lie .ruptien-, sal rce4 we support, d.
w ,llu'' common hugs At 3 50 to s. =; very good
So 20 IS aad &, common en = = Is; medium
II good - 81 so 81: Gpe .telnpfdg mud Shipping
Sll 10 $l3 81, iar manufacturing ;la 70 SO 5n
WHEAr-Wr prime Red and Natr at s? 3Ga$2 81
with ~ .'naN receipts.
Naur.-iae following quotations III for snl"s OF
ID ~ 6a Out H. made ri Cte1s'sw & Co : Wool De
1ar ia ll4 ,i'y ali OF thu Woo having been previously
graded according qaniy and condition; Extra fece
f4rt blood d.; M. do dn 35.; No. dn do SIC; No.
> do nstjye. so; Tub wa,hed So. 3 o. No. , 30r
20 NoI 81. Uwashcd, 70 II - cert discount
iiina
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

KNOW NornINaIsM finds no favor a. an organ
zaiion with the Democrats of California. but new
er,helrss the Legislature If that State in the
lower house. Of which there is Democratic ma
iority of about twenty seven. hive passed laws
against Chinese efngrating into the Statofar
more violent than the most wild aud eNtrasagant
Know Nothing ever dreamed Of enaeting against
foreigners. Not on' are they declared not 10 be
white men. but "A bill which has passed the Is
semhly prohibit, any native OF China from bold
ing or working claim in the mines. Another
now beforefho house imposes fine Of $50 per
henj on every Chinese passenger landed ia the
STATE. \ third prohibits their living IN the State
entirely. Democracy adds insult 10 tho rigor Of
ef its ouctmout-, aud proposes 10 declare by law
that persons of the Maagoan race are negroes
OF their equivalents. Neither Democrats 81 Ab-
olitons viii ecn.ure this California legislation,
but they each douennce the American party
which does not propose ta exclude foreigners.
but merely To postpone the period when they
.hal vote to the time when they have learned to
exercise that privilege anderstaudingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

IMPORTANT RUNoR.-Th correspondent of
the journal of Commerce. writing from Havana,
under date of June ith, says: In relation To the
rumor that propositions Ind been authorized to
be made on the part of Cuba, for the manumis.
sion of their slaves to the Aholitonists of Eng
land and asking the protection ofGreat Britain
in certain relations of political character,
which may be combined herewith, have reason
to believe from investigation of the past few
days, that it has good foundation. This will
involve new matters for the sober aud serious
consideration of your statesmen-of the truth
of which they will soon have evidence, beyond
the premonitory showing of "irresPonsibie news
writer's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

The Louisville Courier speaks the organiza
ton Of another band of adventures. Their par
ticular field cooperation is not known. but accord
ing to the Courier, their designs said to be to
take possession of some of the Mexican States,
to con6seate the lands and personal estate. and
so to reimburse themselves for their services in
the cause of freedom" The expedition is under
the command of distinguished Southern gentle
man who has her -tofore held several positions of
trust. The expeditionists are said to have the
sympathy. aud expect the support of strong
party in Mexico. The expedition has 50 far been
organized with the most absolute secrecy, and
none of their movements have heretofore trans
pired.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
Commercial,
Lynchburg Market, june le.

fosAeco -, speciion- this week IA hhd-: core
spending week lat year 526 hhd. Market CONTINUES
snln1sted Tor all Aiui-. with sales of Lugs, cammun.
81 so 10 s good - 70 g s.: inn manufacturing s.
to 50 l"uf common to mllIing. a. 10 ,9 good To
fin" 'emm ny and Shipping , 10 p. Manuf.c-
N ing. goo Ia f1e $40 10 To so; f1e tuextra s7nfe
$3.50
t.ura.-Saperfae slo 80 Is 81; FnrIy al IN.
NHf.r Saa 10 - H1.
Got>.-sl 10 49, Il par .,,.t,a It % :.
WI. +. SMITH
Cnnnni +. sinn AnrcLant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
MARRIED

In this city. on the 18th inst. by key. }. h.
Prichard, Mr.. JOHN II. BROOKS of Petersburg
Va and Miss EMMA, daughter of Mr.. l.. padgett
tP-Petersburg papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning. 18th May by Rev T.
c. Goggiu, Mr.. JOIN HANCOCK to Miss II. ).
PATE daughter Of the late Matthew Pate, Esq,
all Of Bedford.
BY the same, on Sunday morning. May 30th
Mr.. WILLIAM L. BALLARD to Miss Ann NJ
WRIGHT, daughter of Mr Benjamin Wright, all
of Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

Wa induced t'y the Beiofd Alum ~atrr
patient affected scrnfula seeing the unslAs
nndr by Prot Gillian II ,he Virginia Muitaly lnsti-
r4te, and much pleased vim rs ,frcts inrn-
COURAGE in several utuar Of strHtal,
dy- ep.ia encofrnhra connected with proaP.uS ufsri.
/ mus saw, from my exnerieHrc wi II The usc OF tie
Rudahrdge aud Bedford Alum crs, k'iow he Bed.
nod 10 be lar prefer,b.e. RO +. PAGE, VI. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
r,om he Cl>,t of Cam,Jel cuQn Courf.

IANFBELL %. FTO VcIu0er nd 70 4
This is 10 certify lhd lad tW negroes Al eed with
scrotuia, woman, have sent to the Rockbrige
Alum Spring. tor the a,t fopr 1--WE Years the other
who Ind been given UP to die by several phy,i-
c'Hns commenced he use OF tle Bedford Alum
On them in April last ond both Of thrn have been
greatly benefited nni bc'eye by the Of the
bot will be etpcualll cured also know Of Is being
USED with great ben-it other persona in mi. neigh
baruoui John d. ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

The Atlantic brings the most important
news We have received from the Crimea since the
battles Of Inkermann al Alma. Tho advanta-
ges aocruing 10 the Allies. by the movement en-
Tehernaya ard the capture of Kertsch, place
them on a Yantage ground, with regard to sebas-
topol, and render the final reduction OF that
stronghold, by siege, if not assault, altogether
probable. The entire Investment of the city by
the Allies is now practicable; and the besieged
would be compelled by each procedure to ca
pituete, or risk ali upon a general sorlie and
decisive engagement. The late achievements of
The Allies are the more significant and encoura-
ging to them, because they follow almost imme-
diately upon change of commander, and indi
cat a more vigorous and energetic prosecution
of hostlties under Pelissier than his prede-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

SOUrH SIDE RAILRoAD.-The receipts of the
South Side Railroad in May, were sl9143 %.
being 81 900 over the receipts for same period
last year. The increase on the receipts for the
present month, over those of the same month
last year, will be greater than that of last month,
as the travel will be much greater. 1t is graft.
flying to see so rapid and important an advance in
the hn sine IS Of this rnnd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
ARRIVALS at the wa sH1Naror HOUSE
UP TO 3 O'CLOCK SATURDAY.

IT - = y N.IsN7N n ~ Z INE7NI
WIN. W. LEFTWICH. .......... Proprietor
Saml NJ Stone, Pittsylvania; j W Lewis, do;
j c Horton city; W Iladen, CampbeI Edm nd
Wade w Woods & lady, Franklin;J T Ever
EFT, Bedford; A Moore Memphis; |. " Gray.
city; W DoIgherty, Monroe; : Wallace, do;
Jno Cal,away, DR. W Steptoe, Allen d Hatcher
Bedford; DIR 5 Burks, Liberty; L NJ Caldwell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
LYNCHBUR G IIRGINIAN.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1855.
TINS DEMOCRACY OF PETERSBURG having ad-

THE DEMOCRACY OF PETERSBURG having ad-
dressed most humble application to Mr.. Draw
TheS Sword Wise. that he would come and break
bread with them. he graciously responds that
there us no section whose people he would be
prouder to greet although he could once only re.
cagnize the Wing portion of them by the instincts
of gentlemenn) but declines for domestic reasons
He calls on Heaven to ''bless the Cockade city
and the South side counties around her, for do.
ing their full part in defending the faith and the
affairs of Virginis"-i. e.. voting for him. Her
name. her honor her interests" he says "shal
be enshrined BY the Democracy" From which
we understand that he will make b. subjects, the
Democracy, (''shaH be- sh- languege) do some
thing for The special behoof AZ on soutbside
nigh or We shall see.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
w q G. MAXWELL & co.

This New President OF tho National Council
The New York Herald's Philadelphia co req
pendent, in sketch of Mr.. Bartlett the new
President Of the American National Council,
says:
He born and raised in Kentucky where no
NOW resides; j. forty.eight years of age lawyer
By profession aud now Clerk Of the Chancery
Court of kentnn ounty. In religious faith he Is
a Baptist, is n rigid member of that communion,
and occupies in that church the Presidency of the
Board of Trustees of the only theological institn-
ton ever established by it in the Great West. He
owns slaves, is reputed very indulgeut ma ster,
has the respect aud confidence of his aequain-
tances. and has filled the office of President Of the
State American organization from the commence
ment to the entire satisfaction of tho Order. He
Is not brilliant man, but Is regarded generally Il
very solid aud decisive one, and possesses very
good knowledge of parliamentary law and usages.
Although not Maine law man from principle.
yet he never known 10 use ardent spirits "a Il
beverage AND Is, perhaps, the most strictly tenn
perate man in the West,
Originally Jack son democrat he still con
tnucs To eonstrue the national constitution in ar
cordinco with the dieta nf that school ofpolitirs
and being national and conservative only in hi,
doctrines will never by any personal or otiHia
opinion or act invade it, Or any of its require
ments and enActments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
lsE.,FoHD ALUi SPRINGS WILL

- BE OPENED FOX THE REGEP ZION OF
US TORS OK THE 20rH JUNE They ar .itoa. ID
'Ieyen miles West Of L,nrbbnrg, and four m's hon
the fo'e~t DePo Where coavoy anco " n always b. in
rsliine,. - convey Ni.iturs ard from he Springs.
lie ironrietor pledges himself use bis best
tons please tho,r "ha mn> call on him
A to the MraeInal yalle of the the public ia
preseufe = tn the iolo~ng crrtifcnt- eeeied frnm
many OF the import winch the proprietor has lc-
ceived:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

\ PnEsENr.-Our friends are frequently plnc
ine IL under obligations 10 them, by their kind
offerings. Ihis morning we acknewedgcthe re-
ccipt, from young friend,of box Of fine Havana
cigar-. Ne iende. him many thanks, together
with the assurance that whenever we enjoy the
luxury Of his present, it will be With the kinili-
e,t remcbrancees of ne donor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

= . z 10 Us * FEkINNS -gommeNC0.
- M III Exerti>" cr The current sess Of the In
! tHiar, at His p.Hcc viii be held the 4h day VI
July p, ming at u'ciorl A NJ.
Rev a NJ. Poiodexter, OF Richmond, and Ohm
Goode, il, ESQ Of Liberty. viii address tic menbcs
OF the Institution and tie congregation which nay be
present on the occasion
The VALLEY UNlo, EDUC4TtoS SOCIETY OF Va"
viii hold it, annual meeting the next LAY l5h Ju'
W In addition to other matters which claim the
attention nj the Society. proposition will be submitted
deed the Institution TO an IacorpolateA Board of
Trustees 10 he held by Item, aud t,r in o.
nee forever for educaiioHa purposes. The proposition
will be midc and urged in view Of the present
tied condition II the Snciety, md rend"r avrililer
donation Of Ffe 1houSard Dollars, whirh gentleman
OF liberal spilit m HohIe iear has made tn IL
slitlt on on condtoa,f IL being 40 transferred Lot
every member Ia pe,eut, send FroNy viii fail puH
er II vote d tits question. CHAS. l. COOKE
INN LIZ a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

CELEBRATION OF THE FouRTU.-Thc citizens
ofAlbemare, Buckingham, Nelson,and Fluvanna
counties have determined to celebrate the Fourth
Of July on Wise's Island, in Alhamare county, &
have invited Hon. Shelton F. Leake. Henry \
Wise, and others to address them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

Cal. jeff. Davis, Secretary Of War, arrived at
JACK son. Mis-. ON he u inst, after an absence
IF over two years AID was honored with salute,
and public welcome at the capital whore he was
addressed by GOV Mcl,ae. The Secretary made
an appropriate response, which was heartily
erected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT

TonAeeo.-The fine incurred crop Of s.
williamson, of Bedford. was sold Friday. at
Planters Warehouse, by George Steptoe, to +.
C. Ferguson n Co.-one hid. al sl7 So one at
GIG and another at Sl2 %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

Tho Boston Post says that city is in danger of
being afflicted with the cholera or an extra sess-
ION Of the legislature. The Springfield Repaid
can prefers the cholera as the lessor of the two
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
Alabama. Arkansas. Iowa. Kentucky. Nj

Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Kentucky. Nilsson
RI. and Texas hold their elections the first Mon
day in August Tennessee on tho first Thursday
and North Carolina on the second Thursday Of
the same month On the second Monday in Sep
fambsr the election IN Maine occurs. and that #
Vermont oB tie iir-t Tuesday If tie same month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

HUGE CABBAGE.-We were shown Yesterday.
by Mr.. Halliday, mammoth cabbage, from his
garden near this city 1t measured - feet
across, weighed Is pounds, aud looked whole
mountain of cholera. Who can bent =!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

The Baltimore American thinks that one fleet
of the present European War will be 90 finally
RIOT out Turkish power from Europe altogether
The light Of civilization and Christianity will
find its way aud the conquerirg Turk, even
though supported by his powerful allies, will re.
tire from the corner Of Europe Of which he has
held possession since the fifteenth century. OF Il
be still fingers among tho scenes of his ancient
prestige, will be merged end lost sight Of in the
Christian r6oas whan h. once Suhduoa and over
whom he yulei Tor three centuries. with sway
characterized, uutil recently 10y tho most cruel
and revolving intolerance Whatever be the
other issue. of - war, it must nnvitahlv hasten
the extinction of AIohammedou power in Europe.