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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Oftlct OF rHf J. Il. Il. X. Co., I
NJ, is, fQh.

E,NOR thu purpose Of repairing LOCKS Nos. 20 Il 10.
L on the First Division al the Canal, the navigation
viii be stopped ut thosc points the Goth inst
rundown and viii not be opened again until the 18th of
Juno. II will then ROMAN open until thc27 h of june
whom it will ngHin be stopped at LOOKS Nos. 10 and
10 until the 10Th of July
For the purpose OF ylns new floors In LOCKS Nos
1 3 and &. the navigation will be stopped between those
three LoCkS ontbe 22nd inst, aud be opened ngain
ON tho MONDAY fiiowing
by order OF the Board of Directors
Il l.. CHINN.
mpy3 d6cim Sup't of Repairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Unr Rumor in Neic York.

There has been for several days rumor in
New York that our Government at Washington
received some special European advices by the
last steamer, not generally made public. This
rumor has now put OH II tangible shape, and the
news is reported to contain the announcement
that the Allies had assaulted Sebastopol, and
been repulsed with a loss of 40, 900 men,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Col. Kinnrgqeain arrested.

On Tuesday Il warrant was issued in the Uni
ted States District Court for the arrest of Colo
mel kinney, and he fled to Philadelphia where he
was arrested and bailed in $500 to answer a
charge of violating the neutrality laws by fitting
out an expedition against Nicaragua. 1t is allie
ged that the vessel is at New York, all ready to
san, with anmunition stores and 300 men. Bail
IN the amount named was entered by Mr.. Pres
bury, of the Girard House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
CONNECTION and Sentence for RobJery.

C0hplcflon ana SenftRce T0r R0DOery.
A Geographic despatch, dated Maysville New
York, May II, says;
Hall, the negro barber, who was arrested in
New Orleans for robbng man of : 400, by adj
ministerng choroform to him while shaving him
at Dunkirk, was tried on Saturday, convicted
and sentenced TO ID Years imprisonment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
COMBS. FANS, AND FANCY GOODS


- GINA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD COM
fANN. -l'roponls will bnrccesed Tor the whole, az
my pult OF The above i.su of Bnids They dnird
l. july lS5l and pa,nhr hrnre in the city al New
York, the 10Th June. 1884, withinttrcs Coupons
tuch' d. Mt the rate al per ccnt per nnnum, payable
semi annually, Mt the Bank of Americ', On the LIST of
Jununry al July nj rnrh year and halt their
convertible ntn the stock ul the company nj the option
oil tho holder.
Thcs.' bond. are Issued under full authority of the
stockholders Tor the purpose OF finishing aud eqnrping
the rond, and they secured lay second mortgage
the rond with all the rcnl fixtures and equip
ment tranch'os nppnrennnces, md privileges apPct-
ainuG thereto. The frst mud prior muItgngr, ia Tor
= 5on 0ha which - 900 600 tnkcn by the State
III Vg mia tie following advantage terms -:
e Icr n. iLisres md thu principal Ia ha qnidhtc
by payments annunly oi one per cont Tor "a years
commencing on ihr LIST Of July, 1898 rhe remaining
5000. 600 WIRE sold NJ pnr.
Tho cnpi'4l ol the company l. ~ 00O,O 200. three
f'hS of which is rcd hy the Stat, 81 virginia md the
whole amount paid in Is ! !,975 lou
The lenrth of the road, from the civ of Lynchburg
In he Tennessee line ia 2Oi miirs ot whie l35 nre
entirely finished and in prrntnn Tho remaining SO
miles require only S2i5000 to cnmp'ctc them. aud ten
months labor Is only necessary Ia put the eulhr road
Into full oeefatou, There has heen expended ON the
road about = 600 00O in construct an. ling stock and
expcnsr-, dnuble the nnnunl Of both mort ,nrrs
which together do not exceed sl301o mit ofrond
The rold forms link in the chnin al roads which
10 become probably the most important rourr N the
tniun, ewing una-l stmrh Inc hOn the Nur;l efn
mud Eustetn elite. sc The Gulf Of Mexico md
the Mississippi -hn'tenuE the di.uu,c nnre thou 200
nle- aud thrrr i, but more tul, to be finished 10
htlord aconinuous mil rond transportation from the
city uf Washington Ia Montgomery, Auhnnn. But ir
dcpcndelt OF the tmve HINT will coms to it pai II
the great South mud North Line, tho rnia mud Ten
nes'cr kn Road has e,tlon cf huriues- ii It's
which ia Clearly nscetainsd by TIM earning oi lnst you
only So mIes opcn (3l6a9 l9 10 being sufficient
iis' To support th road. II la.-r, almost ia whole
| length thruHsh rcpien ohoupdne with variety o
minerals oi In, most vnuabc unture. such nd ,cou
! 1 t.,l.t !,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
N. A. sruIIsDiVANT.
Forwarding n Commission business

fENlE sub.,rinrr having purchased the intcrcst nf
! Nj Z. PctNi"hn, IN the concern of Lee n Co.
will continue the Forwarding aud Commission business
nj their old stand ON the dock.
Ills l1cnton gives him superior u vnntnges o"cr any
other Forwarding House in the City, he il but few
.quarcs oi level from the landings of the Bald
more, rmplcl ph,n aud New ln,k Stcnnrta. and New
York Boston Fnes,ta and il subjected the low
81 dnyner recognized by tho CITY Ordinances; whrrens
Rnods 4hlrpcd by tho-r locate onthc BASIN drny-
rd " miles rough paved streets, Thereby
suhoct er utter damage, ~ well increased cost.
tul the better und. rsnudinP II cmrgrs he will put
goods b,atd canal boars from vcsacl4 steamers
MI cents ner 100 lhs.. provided however. ilrt
ehnrgc IN single shipment SIM be less thnn twenty
five cents Tor commission nnd dtnyngr. Seven coats
Is frequently charged for deynge alone the
Basin. mud FIVE cent. ia rather lcss than the average
cost OF hauling there by the Ord nnncc.
Tobacco and ct produce shipped II about halt the
chnrgra changed lay thnsa located On the Basin.
Pcrsons shipping tobacco other produce To my al
dress will 10 we'll to ship 10y Mr. prttyohna limo of
boat. they directly into the Dock for up onis
without dolay or trouble.
Having experience in the busitcsa fifteen yenr.
lac nntrr- himsr that he can give satisfaction to all
who may aust their business To him.
charge Oh goods invariably follow them 10 dostina-
unu
w Particular attention given 10 the sale Of Mor
chandse ind Produce.
mayo dts % Al FRED y. LEE.
Ibp Dock RirhmnnI kn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
MiSCEi.lANE0t \.
Dissolution.

f1ilE concern ot Cump n Crawford il this day dis
solved by mutual consent Ali persons having
claims against Tie caHteinwl present them Ia I. ID
Gm~I"rd ct Payment those indebted to the concern
will make payment Ia tile same. he having purchased
said j Camps Interest IN the concern
ANDREW CANT.
THEODORE p. 1HAA ORD.
NAV 10. IS1a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
PHILADELPHIA, Nav Is.


Capt. Ingraham, on Saturday was addressed by
number of our citizens, among them George NJ.
Dallas, G.. j. Ingersoll, John Cadwallader, and
Moncure Robinson, inviting him to partake of II
public dinner which he respectfully declined, hav
ing to proceed to South Carolia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Nomination for C0npress,

KAIEIGH, Y. c, May TO.
1t is stated here that the Know. Nothings have
nominated JAMES b. SHEPARD, of Wake as their
candidate for Congress.
Mr.. Shepard is Il very prominent mainland was
the Democratic candidate for Governor in 1876,
against Gov. Graham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18

petition for the repeal Of the sentence against
Mr.. Smith O'Brien had already been signed, it is
said, by several members of the British House
of Peers, and by nearly 100 members of the
House of Commons, and many of the magnates
of political life
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
WICIxEHsSllAM'S
DOuNTY LAND AND PENSIONS

- The undersigned, who has had large practical
experiences in the Prosecution Of Cdi ms against tho
General Government. uirrs his services the Sol
dr,a mud th'it Widnwa, and the Minor Children of
those engaged IN the War nf 1912 md all wns since
1870 well rs Tor Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Widows.
Ills charges in NJ rnsos shell be moderate, and paya
bile when he gets the warrant money, and he wi
now. as he uwn, hn4, pay all collections imme
iiatcly
He Inns ,hr Ros of the old Soldiers TINY stand ut
the Department nj Washington. and his acquaintance
md heii,irs at the fcnsion Othse is probably better
llrnn any one 10 Eitgnin.
The highest murke price in cash viii be- paid for
land Warrants as | wish to purchase 100 900 ncres.
maf23. IDLY CtIAS W STATHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Illness of Ednju Forrest.

Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, experienced an
attack of appoplexy on Friday and is now lying
i'll at Florenee's Hotel in New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
LATE NEWS BIZ THE NAILS.
LATER FROM H4TAN4.
Udriikr Movements in the GuiC

SAvANNAH, May 1.-THE United States Mail
steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins, arrived off
Tybee Saturday afternoon, with dates from lia-
yana and Key West to the 10Th instant.
The Isabel brought93 passengers, 30 of whom
were transferred % the steamer Augusta, hence
fos New York. oil Tybee.
While the passenger were being transferred
from the Isabel t. the Augusta, Il young lady,
nane not known. u cabin passenger on the Au-
ra-ta. jumped overheard. She rescued,
however, when she made u second attempt to
lie troy heaseif, bat was prevented
Thu news from Cuba, by thi, arrival, is anin
portaut, though the following information. from
the l.. :. squadron, at Key West, is portentoas:
The divisions separating the ward rooms from
the gun deck, were taken down aboard the james
town, leaving the whole deck clear for action
This is not usually done except in time of war,
and in our mind is sure sign that our relations
with Spain are in a critical state. We would not
lie surprised to see the Princeton or jamestown
returning within II week with the Spanish vessel,
the Immediate cause of this difficulty, in tow as
IL prize of war, taken in fair fight
The Pilot boat Florida was chartered by the
Spanish Consul ON the Both, and she sailed that
day for Havana. 1t is thought that she carried
dispatches to Concha announcing the movements
Of the Cuba squadron.
\ vessel Just arrived from New Orleans has
landed detachment of u. 5. troops. They
were in charge of officer of artillery and they
have been placed under the command of Major
Chase of the Engineers, the officer in command
Of Fort Taylor.
The port of Havana was healthy when the lsa-
bel left.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
CmRilaie iortLe LteiaLllnLL-

Col. y. French and Mrs>re. l. Galreison
Smith, aud NermilIion are the candidates in Alcr-
Ger county Col, I'yree, Know Nothing, and Col
Stockton, Dem, are the candidates in Fuyctte and
Raleigh.
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW HOOKS

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This work applies well II Laws respecting Real
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Volume 10 thc plncc aud time Of transact IN
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This wutk is intended To supply tn, young Of
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The Appendix, besides containing summary OF gal
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
yr, BRING ELECTROMAGNETIC

x,- e, BRING ON your IlOKSES.-NEW
IFAs LIVERY SfABLE.-The undersigned respect
fully informs the rii1crs of I.ynchburg thai he il pro-
rared To receive Horses livery. the accom-
uoduing terms, the old stand of Geo M Brace.
n. Il. Hacks, Buegics and Horses hr hire and
llnrk. run every Court duy 10 Campbell Court House.
TERMS or TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
Pen Week 4.50
Ter dhY.----..----- 49,. 90
single feed. 800. 20
nan 27.dSclv JOSEPH CLEMINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Dr.. S 7. GREGORY Date Of Missouril

Dr. T. GREGORY date of Missouri)
HAVING located in the ncghborhood Of Gen. .. G..
/ l. Clay and Benz. Wilkes, Esq. miles from the
cry ofI.yncLburg, miles of New Londoa, and milo
North OF the Salem Turnpike, offers his professional
ing country.
With an experience OF ten years in the practice Of
lnedicnein densey populated md sickly portion Of
the Western country he hopes 10 be "A lie treat the
diseases OF this climate successfully. Jun Gwts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
On THE
Va. 4 Tenn, and Soutii-Side Rail Roads.

rENlE undersigned having tented of Mr.. c. II Lynch
he LARGE HOTEL. now helng erected. which
will Sc conpeted ~ the Isl piJnIy. wi'hil ny steps
the Nirgin md Tennr-ser Rnilfoa bcpnt, hay 'or
the convenience Of nHssrLEpr, oil til" Nir2lna and
1,nue-sc' and s. s Ril and4. pracnrci until To ho
I'll i. 6u,-he! a LARGE CANAL BOAT. Ming within
five steps o tie Tennessee Depot ana fitted inP III The
he,t style To- the accommodation ii passengers The
aud will he Pr'"ted to furnish ainnrrs nom This
date, Immediately arrival o the cur. served up
IN very best style WIN everything tmu this. the
Nounuiu, Richmond, Norf,ls md Petersburg markets
tan afford a BAR ROOM viii he uithehed to
The Boat safied wirlthe most choice Liqp"s, " ines
al Stsur..
CllAS 7. LEE < co. Prepretors.
Gta. W. A. RAlNE, Superintendent.
npl37 t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Onn CASES CALABRIA Ex,rac

To the consumers OF Licorce we will guarantee the
quality of this to be fine if superior any
imported atothe country-to shortly and for sau
ADIE 4 GRAY.
Feby7 diets Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Will. bLAkf PIT
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS Il PITTMAN

(luiely of the firm of Wills, Lea g. Brownlcy)
M ILL give then attention the sala and purchas 80
Y of all articles of Agricultural Produce, Farming
mpeme6ts &c.. and purchase for order md sell 70,
commission all articles If Groceries. Ne b.; receive
nj e rward Goods, aud net general Commission
AGENTS. ian 3-dseiv
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Family k.rOccrl.
F4A.ILf GROCERIES.

fNHE subscriber has hrni aud i. constantly irrejv
1 ing ut his HEIl STORE undrr the Aatwict
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
roLD TENS WITH COED AND

NOTECE.-Unu tie 23d day 81 Iupr 1879 the
l. undersigned, composing the hudiug committee
and trustees Of TIE Haiesfot1 Baptist Church in h"
cunt, OF Fru Kiln. Va, viii rcceNe proposals for
the erection Of sad Church, according 10 plan and
specifications the hnnds Of euher Of the committee
which may be and copied by any person Nho wish
send in proposals. Address a. q. Holland, Hides
ford; Franklin county Va. Corresponding Committee
w. W. REESE.
NJ, h, dLIEN.
A. B. HOLLAND, Committee.
A. l.. BURhELL
NJ Il. Hiatt,
muVl7-VJU
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18

Attest AfsfsEy L!l-NEw
SPRING AND SUMMER DkA GOODS.-Just
up, ned Philip w PsYnr- (k,les corner MINI ct }
n superior stock of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Ga.smercs, Hnsting-, Linens, and LADIES 6ooDs, Of
ali kinds. Gail aud examine.
apil Its 7. w. PAYNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
THE NEW YORK STATE FAIR.

ELMIRA, y. Y, Oct. 3rd.-Thc State Fair now
holding here promises 10 be one ui the most success.
ful ever held in this State. The entries Of stock
horses, machinery, H., are very lnrs". and the at
tendance immense.
prrparations are being mnde for the grand Floral
Ball which is Ia tnkc place on Friday evening, and
th" Ladies' Equestrian match on Saturday, both. OF
which irnmje" - l.. among the m"s! successful and
features Of the week.
The following are among the articles: Cattle. 2SS;
horses and mules, Us: sheep, swine and poultry, 80;
pnrrcls Of butter, cheese. sugar. grain and vegetables,
~; agricultural implements aud machinery, 363; do
inrstic manufactures. lTj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

i--,.,.a T,n,, y4g.. ..g. iFns !. iiI;n-''i'i0i'' y
,,a,,ri, tt,,,u. fi.rrrJ.i HAT l:nd" iii iE" it'' -
!;ounni H.. street, rl.l rf !i.:rs and bafi ira'i"a 'H:"I~'.
out. tbs obstacle, AZ tie entrance oil Tie !'":' W.
nt.nut to be removed I" A!i;:!t "t Inc ''''"''' "
ships. - ,.r,, ~. Ru..
lena saw tia, ti.. Frcncl, were masters "' til. MAJ
k":r, they blew up the lsc'iaa. All me i1WIrS W.,"
',:"',I L,t thew had 10 time I" b."w up iic Mi'"h"'''
Nv" ' ,n. n,.r,,I tina. Gurt.riIrkoit he'd received or
!" [nm 81. Petersburg t" rvacuats the Crime" "n
"t.' n.,, ~ Incl; brir. allowed by Marshal Prl!I-''ef
SS' ,'nii the n"r'l' forts with ar'ns, T rs; ~, %ri
General Eo.l9rt was "'i'i"'r ,%.. "a, =. u" .ron ~, MIR.
"A i m. t;.,y;i.ch received intelligence" of TN" in't 81
, ,M' u I%I5G;m,Gr he despatched his a'l,'ir-"amr' DENT
n. certain thu, many more troops "rt ID " S'"' -
the Crimel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

Jrhu Forsyth, Esq the able ci:;or OF the Mobile
Register. AZ preseu; on 4 visit North, writes to his
paper from New York: What | have seen here has
oil been calculated 10 make me calm, thoughtful aud
serious. l fluid all parties ESPECIALLY the know-No.
things, or rather what is left OF them,) thoroughly
.Ahohtiniizcd, and the only Twin, element OF fidelity
10 the Constitution and to the South residing in the
Democracy. II the Democratic principle Of faith
does not save :hc Union, il will no; be saved. l care
No: for names, and when l say Democratic, | mcan
the Democratic principle Of construction Of c~nn,tit,t-
tiouaI obligations between tie Cn:c. States aud the
Safes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
T';;E~TEE.+' SAL!

H #f
Ct i yir;u. -! g 3""t OF ''u-' "N"'... DE-ru 90! ~
E3 !lar,. ma dtly recorded ~ 20. N r.a rtrIy. 80.
C,.u. C,u:i %; i.ru..r. na ~" 81 g., ,-i ,y o. :
49,. /, iii ..r,,,gr i:-rr-r bladder. rn "' sl.. -
,,.,i,.r L.. in. E.r-a 1919 !,'riy !"''''' ....,.
70. land 4,i.rurI ,i"I.9. ~" = l"'',' Z. l..~
." ~ ..' ~. central L5' i;-r!. r'". ..,
'''I y ~ .,.'" ...t.. ln. ru r",."" %: "" ...
~ ''' ..', ,,r,.-. -. i.f u,.kI.G .r'n. s
~. " ,...,g. aEl .uLlar~ %. "u town. Cd" 1T
~ ~. -,.' la, loud in, hi-" u'rh i"'n9 " sa.
u" %" ..rnpl. lnyr-'m":' ~ taos" "'""- .,n
A. .a..r. operations. Then" EF- h'C"' e.t
:r-, f., v..n.n Two auGtr"! yHri- - ~ a , 10!
ria,'" ,Mr.,rly TO y. Ta, .,ui ~.!Ih" -ni'i-I. Pc.
,r,.,,.-. II desired. ind Ia o;- &" ia. ihF'", - ~"
. um vl-i!ua 10 purchase, ar" g.g"".:"i 10 10"
I'll" -rl" w!li .'ukc place on tn" promises -. .lwa''.
"" w!I -rlI IT," property privately. 'A.''' .r HiA.'
.aou- otter bc made. Should !: ." sold, &c d"
Given. t,r.v-n N o''
T~ERNS:-Oa"ti;ri in .t inor'a:. 'hr . .. i 49,
and rro year. !rC':, the dayOi -ni". h,i'i 49, .l~ "ti"'
ri'y will hc required Il ;ar purc!Gns"r ID. = .n:!-P"'N,
led I'll! I!r iR-i payn"n, !. r.@d". L",r,,L. -ura ;''" -
b. Lrt s.,jnr Il. trustees ~. wIi o1! "'"N
l. vested in IT,. ..t. rn:,T l.n"l' 'i'"'
about ~irh: nile, North. fa-toi I"'''t''" him.. - yIe" !"
surn in suowin. III" lhfi 80 any p'fs'" -,rl,-,.d - mi"A'
An p,r.nns indebted to james Hal ! =. ,,-au- To "h"l'
nsv,nrn, before Nh" dag ~ ssh: nnt y" ., ur,s"at ,4eH
sscii uarri j. indebted. urr b"reay ho''Ti." -, -ll".
49, - H." r,,Irr.irn..I br;oE" tn""r WuoTlEi.
I"nIry /. COLLINS,
" Tr4-t'e+ ,.
nrt I-rytl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
IsiIHEIEL.N RACES
,,IocN0H ruINDRY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ciKT STREET. AND ETH. on RICHMOND DOrk.
; ssiiE r" '.'n'"rs h"''n; sr"niIy 'niar."i i''%r b"'''t'
re. anL i'.1rrau."d nl their machinery, ar" cni.
li.i n, rs"rU'a wi;E lHi!hiUin".- and dispatch, nuy aT;irl.
ia ih.: IN" q! DGs:a"-- Oh u, favorable ;"rns ~ my o,hsr
n ih" county.
tn" nr" now hriliin; pnrtubi" scam Engines 81; n new
ru:!s:i action. -Ciinba" lnr Circular "a" hi;A mri uih"r pay
pu-.-. winch ;i!", ijtsF iu"'n-'iS"- arr tally "qunl. 1t not
sIDr:llr to- any inln. Dl The kind r"II built. .ii-o. Two
beautiful j. itrrL- OF fa,Iuc.. "Nrr"-s!y ir farming par
pDs"-. = .rh - Thrn-ai":. trin!t"-, Saving, &c. rni tor
u!a'r i.it work "i h"" ant '"E horst" lnw"r 'Heh
l."s will ni-i .I:nI.r -i:iIJImr" : rnIl En-Ir,S, from
tn, hnr." 20 ruv Required power. 'i.".'h: Jaw MIL. 81:
~. ,,p.' rrurnrri r8u-'rmr;iUH mi 81 Th'l""- -iIr- -
rEuu- nur y hc.i- tor NHt"r " yrk-; prrthbl" Iiri.l NH
I.l i.r- toy Mill. .: al klu,:-. iilIiTr"i WORK. az Ivory
,..rr,l.ilr: Tobacco Ir.".-,-. fi,'' mirs ''i-, and ell rrI-
rl", I-rI III Iruiu'#ciuri". iphsrc"--'u:"'s'r WIN l'rn-=
rr.i I,.u t'n.ri.iu- nrI Wron.h, iron Work ct rv"-v ,r.
.cr!p'!rn.
pr. h wnntn, ]Dny'h!n: in our linz wil! plcn-efIroc H.
y.,, - r,, !,urn puIriin-ug elsewhere.
a., -,y,, TALBOT : PnOIiIFR
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W,rIsGru4. Uri. 3.~k"rra!Iy Ia Co:enr>!p.i-
or If lrii.n A...irs WAS mpp!.".! l.. f.. information
concerning the wei known :" Gamer tirGn,." nnI -
10 whether the titls irnn Gamer ia good, it being ni-
Ie.ei t.lat The Nani,ripeo Indians in 1865 OF 49,,
conveyed t" him l0 miles square =: land on The cas-;
side III the Mississippi river, between the tall, Of =.
A"Ih"ny and Lake lr,!m.
some OF the land has from time 10 time been SOLD.
and but rrrcntlv II s1ccuiat"r invested $3.50 in ii.
Bar the Commissioner OF Indian Aigi!- "n the J.,
ii>:., ia reply - the inquiry above alluded Ia. say,
thar the claim has frequently been before The govern.
nrnt, and decided by both ilr ir=isia:iyc au.t rx..u.
tive br:u"hrS /, he wi!!.ru! mrri.. auG that n til"
!rrnI t"lrr {" ANY portion al H." laII is rn; worth
u mach e. tile parchment Oh which the icv! is wri;.
ten.
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81. Lots, D.I. i.-Aivir.s from Nausa. bring &C.
iU:un IT III" election there for Il Congressional d.i..
-ir. Three c"loiicS show II heavy vote Tor White
;iri!. the ir"-,lrvcr" cHmiria.c. i :cw Votes f"r
n.rrI"r are returned. hut the ircr.suilcrs generally
Ii not vote. al wrs quiet III The territory.