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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

FAIruLEss WIFE.-Therc was quite an excite
ment created at one OF hotels day or two since
IN cor sequence of gentleman from Reading, Pa,
finding lis wife in company with another man. Ii
alIeaIs that the husband had been from home for
some tine on n business tour and had written 70 MS
wife 70 meet him Ia his city, where he would De at
certain time. lie Tcacltd baltimore day or TWO De-
fore lie expected To DO so, and The VIE anticipating
dav or Two OF pleasure before his arrival lett her home
in II a company Of friend, VINO TO act as pro-
tcctor until the auital OF the husband.
Roth arrived at tie same hotel without the knowledge
Of each olLer AID ihe wife took lodgings under an
oil or rame. There was another gentleman ffOm
Reading stopping at the same house who saw the
truant wife and meeting the husband inquired after
II Leal,h Of Mrs. f., when he WINS told by the hus
band iLGt he there aiting her arrival lie was
lien surprised TO learn for the first time that she was
Il IL in tlo city stopping at the same house with
lueolf An inquiry was az once made, aud il was
also difcoyced that sLo was in tie house, and that
Sic wcg in tie same room with her pretended pro-
tcctor. lie Immediately went 10 the owner and gam
ng admission found ihet they were there as man aud
wife.
Instead Of infc.ing meritcd punishment upon the
wretch wlo tius robbed him OF Happiness, he con-
tented himself with seeing them turned out OF the
house, ard rcucuishug al Claims 10 her. Weunler-
stand that tie injured husband is man of abundant
means and was devoted in lis attentions to the false
creature who bad tred with bis honor and affections
Size is eaid TO lie q Young woman Of progressing
elreararcc and Of good family, and that the fact OF
lcr nidCi;y hes been made known 10 her aged
Parents. Tiey had been married but short time,
snd tie husband anticipated to himself life OF UNI
allowed happiness. Bait American, june 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

PREVENTING WEEyIL IN STORED GRAs.-Mr Ed
ward Warren of sandusky, o., hes invented self
acting shifting apparatus, by which the grain is car
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
End Of on Enicnrrnli

A Mr.. Roglstone recently died in London
who in ten years. literally, ate up u fortune of
100000 pounds sterling. This singular person
traversed all Europe for the sake of gratifying
his appetite. In 1919, he actually seduced the
cook of Prince Potempkin, in Russia, from his
service lie had agents in China, Mexico and
Canada, to supply him with the rarost delicacics.
single dish sometimes cost him fifty pounds
sterling. Arrival of Apicius but wiser than the
Roman, he waited until all his patrmony was
consumed before he quilted life. On the 18th of
April, nothing was left him but solitary guinea
shirt, and battered hat. He bought a wood
cock with the guinea, which he had served up in
the highest style of the culinary art He gayo
himself two hours of rest for an easy digestion,
and then jumped into the Thames from Vests
minister bridge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
Later from Teras-Lunch Lar.

The steamer Indanola from Galveston. arrived
at New Orleans on Saturday last. The following
is about the only paragraph we notice in our Tex
exchange worth transcribing:
Four Mexicans entered the house of an Ameri-
can residing at Las Cruces, near FL Paso, over
powered him and his wife, and bound them hands
and feet The party then accomplished their dia-
bolical deeds of violence upon the person of the
lady, and departed leaving husband and wife
bound in their own house, and without the means
of extrlcating themselves. On the following morn
ing some one visiting the house discovered their
condition and released them. The husband col
ected party and pursued the Mexicans. They
were soon oyerhauled, brought back and confined
in jail. They contrved to make their escape,
however, on the first night of their incarceration
They were again pursued, overtaken and hung,
Judge Lynch presided.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
Park IUuched.

The Platte (Mo.) Argus confirms the rumor
that Park had been ynched. 1t says
We learn that George S. Park, the abolition
agent of the Boston Immigrant Aid Society, was
severely whipped in Kansas Territory last week,
So il seems that justice though, slow, has over
taken him at last. We understand that the tim
Der was well applied to his bnck, those who adj
minstered the dressing, doubtless, remembering
the admonition of Soloman, mot to spare the
rod" This chastisement was administered, not
for Parks participation in the plan of the aboi-
tionists but for the disreputablc crime of 'claim
jumping" He attempted to fake possession of
a claim which had been settled first by another
person, and this individual and his naighbors re.
scented the outrage in the manner indicated, -
Parks cabin was reduced to ashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
Later from HdraHa.

Captain McDougal, arrived in this city yesterday
morning, four days from Havana. The important
intelligence by this arrival from the ever faithful
island is, that the yellow fever had broken out in
Havana This is reported to us by passenger.
1t will be remembered, however, that the Ca
hawba, which brought dates to the lst inst. to
New Orleans, stated that the island was perfect
ly healthy, and the Heywards adyices are only
three days later.
tits also reported to us. on the same authori-
ty, that several ships of war, and among them
the San Jacinto had left Havana in order to pre-
serve the health oftheir crews.-But the British
frigate Vestal and the French man of war Melea-
gre-which are presumed to be alluded to-lcft
on the same day with the Cahawba, and the San
Jacinto was to leave on the day after. Nothing
was then mentioned concerning yellow fever.
Everything was quiet on the Island.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
SAW MANDATORY,
10Th STREET.,
Between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.

'INOLAND q BURGER, o,op,ictors, would respect.
i fully stntc their friends and the public generally
that in consequence of the very lntterng success with
which they hive met in ihair enterprise they pre-
painc to manufacture with greater facility mud prompt
ness than heretofore, SAWS, and moro especially CIR
GUAR SAWS. which, upop the testimony Of como Of
,ur best aud reliable citizens, claimed To he
superior in their working all others. They may be
found in all principal Hardware Stores in the cy,a
Factory Priccs. .
All Saws stamped TOLAND & BERGER are war.
limited in the fullest sense, matter from whom b,
whom purchased.
Orders respectfully solicited. aud pre- nptly cNoou'cd
~ All utcrs promptly answered.
mug I2-ts TOlAND & BERGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCE-A MAN
SHOT

PETERSBURG, Nay | l.
Our city was thrown into connection this after
noon, by rumors of an attempted murder ON lIol-
lingbrook street.
1t seems that a dispute arose on the race course
this morning, between n man from Baltimore,
named William A. Slaysman. and Mr.. +. s. An
thony, a respectable citizen of Prince George
county, relative to the ownership of some checks
which had been won at faro" A few hours sub
sequently. as Mr.. Anthony was passing up stairs.
in the Bollingbrook Hotel, in company with Mr..
Peter Wren. they met Saysman, when. in reply
to some remark from Stay Anthony dealt n
severe blow with his fist, staggering him down
the steps. Upon this :. drew revolver from
his pocket, and sho, three times at Mr.. Anthony.
one ball striking his breast in oblique diree-
ton, and CHANGING off without injury; another
taking effect in the feshy part of his back, and
passing upwards lodged, as is supposed near the
spine. Dr. PEBBLES soon in attendance, and
probed the wound TO the depth of ten inches,
without being able to find the ball.
Slaysman was arrested and committed to iail.
He will be brought before the Mayor tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
Pills TINT 0re pills.

DROF HAYES, State Chemist. of Massachusetts.
l. says. they tho best of all Pills, and annexed
mr.. tho men who certify that d ct. Hayes knows. viz:
Lernuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mass,
Emory Washburn, Governor of Mass.
w. C. Punkett. Lieut. Gov OF Mass.
Henry J. Gardner, Gov. of Mass.
Simeon Brown, Lieut.. Gov Il
E. M. Wright, Sec. Of State "
John Is. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop Of Boston.
MEN THATARE MEN /!
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with asonish-
ing rapdity, may mention
Costivenoss, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Drop
-y Heartbu,n, Headache arising from foul Stomach.
Nausea Indigestion, Morbid inocon of the Bowels, and
pnin arising therefrom, Flauency Loss of Appetite.
all Uccrous and cu.aneous Diseases. which require an
evacuant Medicine Scrofua, or Kings Evil They al
soby purifying the blood and stimulating the System,
cure many complaints which it would not be supposed
they coul reach; such Deafness, Partial Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritabity, arrangements of
the Liver and Kidneys. Gout and other kindred COM
plants arising from low Of the body obstruc
tons of its functions. They the best Purgativs
Medicine discovered, and you will but need to use
them to know it.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER. Lowell. Mass, and
sold by every respectable Druggist in New England.
may l-dSc2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
IMPORTANT NEW LAW HOOKS.

A MORRIS. PuBLisBgR AND BOOKSELLER, Rich
~. maad, Va has just published
DioIsr or rnt Laws or RtAL PRorERrY-Gcnciall,
adopted aud In Use Ia the United states--by Jonn
TArtor LnMAx, Lib D., judy of the Eighth judicial
Circuit Of Vfeinia one of the Judges of the Supreme
Spccia Couu of Appeals aud formerly Professor of
Law in the University Of Virginia. Second Edition
Revised corrected and greatly enlarged, in II rec
Volumes, Royal 8yo. Price ZIG so
Th. edition. emhi ncinP a. 1t does nearly NIL the
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subject mny justly be considered the most valuable
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of Real Property ever issued in this country
Chancellor Kenfs Opinion Of The orb.
This work applies well to LAWS respecting Real
Property in the Unncd States in Vitgina. The work
ia upon the model of Crnse's Digest, aud it mny we'll
he commended valuable addition the Inv, or =
Library"
Robnson's Practice-New Edition The
Practice in Courts OF Justice in England and tho I'M
ted Staies, 10y Conway Robinson Esq.
Voume | the pnce aud time Of transocti N or
proceeding, treating chiefly of this Conflict OF Iaws
und III, Statute of Limitations. Price So 90.
Sands Suit in Equity.-History Of a SpH IN
Eguify US prosecuted und defended in the Virgin,n
State Courts ID in the United States Circuit Court.
by Alexander II. San is Esq, Coun.oorat Law Rich
mond, Va. | vol. post Svo. 3l0rp, Price 81 %,
This work is intended supply TN young men Of
the legal proies lion with handbook guide them in
tho prosecution and defence Of suits in Equity. In
reference This object the writer traces the history o
suit in Equity from ts beginning, Through It's various
stages to fnal decree of appeal, execution, &c
The Appendix besides containing summary ofl6Ral
dccisst by the Virginia court Of Appeals, &c, infect
ing Equity blending and Practise, contains variety o'
forms Of Bills, Answers, Dcmurcrs, Pleas, DEGREES,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
bounty LAND AND PENSIONS

u The undersigned, Who has mud InIge practical
experience in the prosecution OF Claims against the
General Government, oGcrs his services to the Sol
ders and their Widows. and the Minor Children of
those engaged in the War of 1872 and nl wais since
l7g0, web ns for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Widows.
His chnr5es in all shall be moderate, and paya.
bic when he gets the warrant money, and he will
now he nlwnJs has, pny all collections imme
,lintely.
lie has he Rolls of the old Soldiers rs they stand
the Department at Washington, aud his acquaintance
and fciirics the Pension Osce is probably better
ihnn any in Virginia.
The highest marke. price in cash will be paid for
Land Warrants as wish to purchase 100, 900 acres.
mar23.ifdly CHAS. W. STATHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
JUDGE Lunch in Iirpinia,

In Guyandotte, Cabell county, on the Goth,
ut, number of young men turned out for the
purpose of riding on rail man named White,
for whipping his wife. The fellow got an axe
and locking himself in an upper room of the
house, defed the crowd. The matter was com
promised by his promising TO leave town and
ly kent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
n A ATuRnlyANT.
Forwarding 4 Commission Business


TlNllE -ubscrher having purchased tho interest of
] Mr.. Q. Pcttyj"hn, in the concern of Lee A. Co,
will continue he Forwarding and Commission business
n, their old stand the dock
His location givc.him superior advantages any
other Forwarding House in the City, he is but few
squares OF level streets from, the landings o tho Bn
more, Philndr ph'n md New iork Steamers and New
York ma Boston Packets md IA subjected othc low
est dnynge csnsed by tho City Ordinances whereas
goods shipped by ho-c located On the Basin drny
ri rem y miles rough paved streets. thereby
SUBJECT To greater damage, well nsincrehsed
70, the better und rsanding of charges he will put
goods on board cHunl boats from vessels steamers
att cents per- 100 lbs, provided. however that no
charge Tor single shipment shal belrss than twenty
five cents Tor commission aud drnyage. Seven ee ia
ia frequently charged for dayoge nlono the
cost of hauling thcrc hy the ordinu
Tobacco aud othcr produce shipped nj about hall the
chn,gcs char god by those located ON the Basin.
Persons shipping tobacco other produce To my al.
dress will do well 10 ship by Mr. Pcttyiohn's line Of
boats they directly into the Dock for up loads.
without delay az ne ubc.
Having experience in the nsireas Il fifteen years,
he nnttcrs himself TINT he rivo satisfaction all
who mny en- ruai their business to him.
Charges goods invariably follow them 10 dcsina-
lion
~ Particular attention given 10 the -ne Of Mcr.
clandse mud Produce.
may2 dts ty) Al FIRED s. LEE.
O the d., ck. Richmond Vn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
''f4'
SIMPSON g. BRO.
OYrieE OF THE J. x. &. X. Co, Z
MAJ Lar 1877

OFrcE OF THE J. X. &. X Co, 1 T
May lst 1855.
LNoR the purpose of repairing LOCKS Nos. 20 & 40.
Il on the First Division of tho Canal, the hvgation
will be stopped those points the 20th nst
SHUTDOWN md will not be opened again until the 18th Of
June. 1t will then remain open until the 27th of June,
when it will again be stopped Mt LOCKS Nos 10 and
]6 until the leth of July.
For the purpose oflaying floors In LOCKS Nos.
and 6 the navigation will be stopped between those
three LOCKS onthc 22nd inst, and BIO opened again
tho Monday following
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Il l.. CHlNN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
hu,ooo, 900 BONDS orTuE VIRGIN.

GSu,OOO,OOO htVNDS IL
~ GINA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD COM.
fANY Proposals will be- received for the who'c ar
any pnrt OF the above issn ot Bura-. They dated
lat July 1854 and payable bearer in the city al New
York. the 30th June, 1884 with interest Coupons
tachrd, the Of per per nnnum, pay n'lc
scmiunnuny, Mt the Bank of Americn. the Il Of
Janunry ai July ri each yearand halt their
convertible into the stock Of the company the op'"n
OF the holder.
These bond. issncd under full authority Of the
stockholders or the purpose of finishing and cQupping
the road. md they secured by second mortgage
the road, with all the ren fixtures and eqan
ments franchises, appurtenunces, and privileges aPpc
tanning thereto. The first and prior mortgage, IL Tor
4 500 00d Of which II 900 900 taken by the Stntr
of Virginia the following very advantageous tems;
per interest and tn. principal Ia DO quinted
by Payments annually OF per cent. for - years
commencing the Isl of July, 1883 Tho rcmnioing
$500. 900 rold at par.
Tho capital OF the company is 81 100000, three.
hs Of which is held by the State Of Virginia and The
whole amount paid in is 1919, 100.
The len eth OF the rond from the City of Lynchburg
To the Tennessee line, is 20i mics OF whicl 1875
entirely finished md in operation. The remaining %
miles require only 81 IS 000 completes them, aud
months labor ia only necessary TO put the entire road
into full operation There has been expended on the
road about g. 900 600 in constitution. rolling stock and
eXpenscs sum double the amount of both mortGnreH
which together do exeoed sl3 900 mile OF road
The road forms link in the chuiu OF roads which
10 become probably the most important route IL the
MON, giving almost straight line from the Nortl
a,, II Ill. . H.. 81, a., f.,,lr IS
L Ni;'i; l,; , -, ~ H. .,nn
;,.s ,nI ,har :, h ''S ,' Il :, t Gh, ~,
uintd continuous rail road transportation tr I'm the
Iy % W '' t ~, '' ~
''' " " ~" va " :" ' ", :" :, ~" - y"
- - % ~ 49,, W 81 "a
I'LL - i - w. w. H. ; ri 800
-, ., = 10 ,.,nn oan'y,o, " 80 a,
3 3r ~ " :, | ~,
- - - ;I w. !,
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49, " " " ~ " . ' ~ ~ " 80 '' ''
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
NeW York Know Nothing Convention.

SYRACUSE, May llth.-The New York Times
has a correspondent in the Know-Nothing Con-
vention here who gives the particulars of the pro-
oeeedings. He says that Erastus Brooks, of the
New, York Express, is in the chair. One men,
Der has been expelled on account of being sus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

Re ARREST OF POSTMASTER KENDALI.-Post-
master Kendall of New Orleans has been ar
rested on charge of robbing letter from Calves
ton to New Orleans of $500
Hon. JOHN c. SPENCER, of New York is dying
ut Alahany.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
rABELL HOUSE, BANK SO UARE

" MAIN ST, LYNCHBURG, VA.-The under
signed having taken this well known establishment,
beg leave to INFORM their friends and the public that
they are ready to ENTERTAIN in superior
style, all who favor them with CALI Their house is
well furnished and their l. rider is plentnlly supplied
with all that can he found in this markea those of
the adjacent cities They also wish to inform tie
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
that travellers arriving by the Eastern Western
Trims, or the Boats, will find MEALS ALWAYS READY.
In view of this they hope the patronage of
generous public SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
CHARLES J. RYAN.
nay t0ls Propretrrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
a FOREIGN and DOMESTIC N
VIIeavy and Fancy Hard Ware, a

y II o L z 3 I r 4 n D z z II A l.
Spring, lS55-Mdin Street, Lynchburg, "a.
W. have just received supply for the Spring, of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols ilunting Tackle,
Building Materials, Cnrpenter's, Mlwrights and
Smith Tools, Farming Utensils, Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Sa,lsllcfy, Shcc-mnkers Findings. Floor and
Table OH CIotbs, Plated Goods Window Cornico and
Shndcs. Wood md Willow Ware, House keeping
articles of most every description, Fishing TacNc &c,
&c; which readers stock the most extensive nnd
desirable have yct offered for public iavor, and
embracing n great, variety than any in the Stato.
Those desiring DO purchase will find superior class
Of goods and ut satisfactory prices and al who wish
merely u many articles thnt cntircty nep. we
shall take greni pleasure in showing.
apl l2-dscts SIMPSON e. BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
CODA wATER! SODA WATER

~ ON Soda tnuntain is now in operation Those who
are fond of glass of sparkling SODA WATER as
cold as ice, with Pine Apple Strawberry, Raspberry or
any other kind Of syrup will call ~
J. H. THOMPSON & cos
nlnV7.is New Drug Si1,rn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
OXIDES CELEBRATED HAIR.


devoted II long life studying the Of restoring
preserving, and hcnutifyng The hair and after having
fully tested his discovery, pro cnts his CELEBRATED
lAlR.ToNlO IN abe public, ns the efficient
dy provided for all the lila an accidents the hair is
suhcct lie has successfully applied it in a grent
Number ot cnse-, not My to arrest the loss o hair when
il had in, m to renewing it. growth and restoring
what wus lost Even in lac cditnry he has
plu, ed his TONIC with tho most successful results
lie believes 1t also To- 10 iniable for letter,
Ring worm. Scadhcnd aud all similar diseases
Sold ut his mandatory Water street. ono door
below Exchange corner and NJ Royull Prlc's Main
street, below Market Pricc 81 bottle A
deduction made when Sold in quantities. Orders from
any distance promptly Sllcd.
lie deems it only necessary 10 append the certificate
Of the following well known geniemc'
We take peusnre in certifying lla, have used
Prdos lInir Tonir and tcstfy that II does all TINT
ho promise. FOR it.
=. lily Latham Dir. T II Nelson,
DIR. Mitchell Bedfold. DIR. Clark, Campbell,
John Clnrk. II. NJ Garland, Editor,
s. 7. Pocrs. WIN. Z. McCorklc I"
milo -lSr.m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
TELEGRAPH

- gan OF modern SprtuaIism, Fourth Vol. commen
cos in May. 1t contains the fullest record exant of
Current Facts md opinions Spiritual inter ur,e
Pnblished Ieckty at - pr aannm; also, all spiritual
books Tor saIeby PARTRIDGE Il BRITTAN, 342
Broadway, y. Y.
T. S.-A Catalogue of Spir tual Books cent nm app-
cntioa. ap l7-c3m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

pected of reporting for the Times and another
has been expelled for uttering anti slavery seuti-
ment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
I ATEsT AKRIV ll-NEW

- SfhlNG AND SUN MEX DRY GOODS just
opened Philip w. Peynr's. (Kyc's corner, Min
superior stock of DR., GOODS, embracing Cloths
Cassimeres, Ve.tings Linens, and LADIES' Goops. of
all kinds. Call and examine.
apll1ts p. w. PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
WAR! WARi-ATTENTION SOL

WAR! R!-ATTENTlON SOL.
w DIERS OF THE WAR OF l8l2!!-BOUNTf
LAND WARRANTS.-Thc Soldiers Of the War OF
1872 or their legal representatives, call and
get the additional quantity of Bounty Land coming to
them Also the wild Of the soldiers of the revou-
tionary war. Come one, al-there is enough tor
each. enough for all. -,
Be sure to enquire for the undersigned if you wish
your claims properly attended for have just received
from Headquarters all the necessary rolls and docu
ments establish your claims SO you have nothing 70
do but to come to me and get your warrant for which
! will pay you the highest cash price,
mar "a L. W. GRAY. Agent for Claims.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
GEORGE VI. RUCKER a co.

IYNCuBuRG, VA.
April 30th, 1870.
Take pleasure in announcing To thrif friends and
toners thu they IN receipt 81 their entire
stock uf FANG md STABLE DRY GOODS tat the
md esree uy invite all persons waiting reaal.
" eondGOoDSnt reasonable prices 10 cad and mako
thor selections np30-3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

Sam Houston.
Tho st. Louis Herald hoists he name of Gen.
Sam Houston for Presidency of the United
States