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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
DOGGET"T & ANDERSON, .

DOGEETT & ANDERSON,
CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS
Wholesale md Retail Dealers
~ FRENCH md AMERICAN PiPERHiNilNfiS
- ,bc newest and most elegant designs that nre out;
also Satin De Lanes and DannsS for Curtains; Gimp.
cord. rs.rr Corncc, Bands Lace and Muslin Curtns;
EInor and Table on Cloths Window shades aud Blinds:
Iur Cloth and Plush for sofas and ChHf=; Curlcd Hair
md sofa Springs Irvine, racks Sail Duck, best Curlr
Hair and Shurk Mattresses. Feather Brds LOUNGE Sofia
RODS with nny other articles line of business, all
If which will be sold the lowest prices and Paper
Hanging nni Upholstery attended to in country
OFT ST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
,KIOK SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE

SUPERIOR SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
AND BONE DUST.
1nn BBiS. constantly on hand--orders receivedG ut
IOND the store ot John II. Claiborne.
a. DRAM. Successor 10 K K Durai
CERTIFICATE.
Having used X. K. DurHs super. Phosphate Of Lime
bo,h nm Germ md Wheat am much pleased with it ei.
CT. and tske measure in recommending it, consider
eoua i, not superior to amy manufactured ou Of thu
State :. hSS'G, 80
Oct 22-ly hehIlcn, va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
Havana Finn LOTTERY:
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY :
ID BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OFGEORGii
NY q

MACON GEORGIA.
This Lottery is conducted the plan OF the Roy" Lot
terry of Havhns Of single nuubcrs-and drawn ut CON
CERT HALL, Macon, Ga, under the sworn supeIiht'I
dence Of Col Geo NJ Logan and JUS. A. Sisbrt, Esq.
CLASS l.
Grand scheme for January Is, 1856.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21

THNIlE General Meeting OF tn" Stockholders 1t u" Far
mers Bank Oi Virginia will b" held at their Banking
House in this city. "Wednesday, til" 10Th jnun Est.
NO officer director OF BnnS shHll hereafter oe as
proxy OF stakeholder III amy election OF dii"ctorsur o
GERS of Bank shall any proxy b" valid whh sha'i
have been executed sixty days before the Tim" cleo.
ton" }. A. SMITH. Chinrr.
Dec li-.thwtd
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WANTED.

HS MMANUEI. and William Whitfield hrohcr' /" Mill
II w Whitfield, born in uc Of Wi:h, county, Viz,
riuia Mills w Whitfield il dead aud lett to EiuIn,u' and
William Whitfield two negroes. Address
THOMAS KIDD, Administrator.
pop,S, Warren county Mir. Dec ll--rlU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
JEFFERSON HANCOCK,
Lee 2l-c;ds K. w. FLOCRNOY.
HIRING OUT NEGROES.

NEH'AR MACON, Agent and Commission Merchant,
- lain Offers his services in hiring out Negroes. II"
wa ''" trct attention getting them good homes, and
Ial they receive every necessary attention while I'M.
as charge and hopes to merit continuation Of tho
mag aerCtoior. extended him. lie also continues
III produce Of H kind, and solicit cos:,.cnts of the
j%t Oinee. Me,r"polI,HI Hall, Franklin ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

V The circuit court in Washindon has
decided against sort of "Maine law" The
sale OF Intoxicating liquors in quantities less
than pint was prohibited by a recent ordi-
nance. A tavern-keeper was posecuted
and fined for breaking it. He appeled from
the magistrate to the circuit court, which on
Monday rendered the opinion that, inder the
authority of the charter, the cooperation
has the power to license and regulate the
various branches of trade, but not t, prohibit
any of them, and that "license' i'm lies per-
mission, not prohibition. So as respects
taverns in the district Of Columbia, the law
is in effect annulled.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01
The Deadcannof,seo,v.

Senator Norris is dead. This gentleman
represented New Hampshire in the Senate
of the United States for only brief period,
but yet long enough TO disgrace both him
self and his State.-[ y. Y. Tribune.
Differing politically with Senator Norris,
we would not hesitate to condemn his votes
or to combat his arguments. But whilst we
require our opponents to do Justice to the in
iegrity OF our motives, we accord to them
equal sincerity in the support of their own
opinions. IT then follows, that as we war
only with the opinions of men, we could
neither pursue them within the sacred circle
OF their domestic affections, nor break, with
vindcti"e clam0r, the awful silence of the
tomb. One ,honght should be sufficient to
prevent Il just or mognanimous man from
casting nettles upon the grave of an anita
gonst: The dead cannot reply.
We have often read with admiration, the
splendid invective OF Churchhili upon Ho-
garth, and as it was unmerited in that case,
We used TO think it was scarcely applicable
in any other. But our own observation has
occasionally shown US that the poet was
right, and that there are some natures
amongst men, as among animals, which de-
light most in the garbage OF the grave. The
pursuit of this passive aud uaressting prey,
requires neither courage nor strength. hence
those who delight in 1t are endowed with at
tributes appropriate to their disgusting en-
ployment. The assault Of The Tribune upon
the memory of an American Senator, is one
of those cases in which the lines referred to,
are especially applicable:
"Some--an nd not few--vain triaers with the pen,
Unread Impractical in the ways OF men,
Think that base Envy. who with giant stride,
Stalks through the vale of lie by Virtues side,
Retires when she has yielded up her breath,
And calmly hears her praises after death.
To such observers Hogarrh gives the lie.
Worth may be hearsed, but Envy cannot die
Immortal unappeased >he rears her head,
And damns alike The living and the dead"
Baltimore Pat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

A Coop REPoRrER.-The G. iii
Jefiersonian of December SO, says: 1.-THE
"lecture, last evening, by Parke Colin, was
ATTENDED by large, intelligent al appre-
"ciatlng audience." Then follow a half
column report Of what Mr.. Godin said.
closing with the remark that the le.ure was
some OF those rich mental treats wich MIR.
"Godwin only can furnish" All which
we do not doubt is true, but, as it opeared
afterward, Mr.. Goodwin failed to reaclG alena
that day, in consequence of a delay on the
railroad, and as he has not been thee since,
We do not see how he could have lecured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

The large steamer Eliza, deeply laden,
from Cincinnati on her way to New Orleans,
struck q snag at Plum Point, Mississippi riv-
err. and sunk. The accident happened last
Friday. Boat and cargo are reported total
loss. She had engagement to take on corn
and other produce here, but was fortunately
too deeply laden on her arrival to take on
any more freight. The Eliza was val
liable boat and had on very large cargo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOOK AT THIS!

EpY request Of many of the respectable citizens Of Evans
willie and vicinity. PROF MORGAN has been induced
the Old City Hail. the of Locust
and alter streets for Of giving series of
SHAKSPEAREAN READINGS AND SEMENr
style unsurpassed by attempt in this place
cling (Thursday) EyENSG Feb i with the celebrated
Drama of TIL K LADY OF LYONS. or LOVE AND PRIDE,
conveying great and me raj lesson all.
He will personify nineteen different characters far
voice, look and action a concerned.
He will change s voice for every character in the above
Play he will refund all receipts to his audience.
THIS is NO HUMBUGi
His nmitatle have been received in six Of
the principal with marked by the elite and FASH
ion pronounced by all unFrejuced minds to be THE
ENTERTAINMENT of Entertainments.
Come all have the above species of
Amusemens You will be pleased money will be
funded
clock precisely.
Bs-Admission 2j (No juveniles dsordery per-
admittedly
Rs-There will he efficient Officer IN attendance to main
order there will word he spoken by Professor
Morgan. which will in offend the fastidoas.
Es-Good music will be in attendance.
Yours. truly. PROF. MORGAN.
fshl-tf American Shakspearan aud ElocutiOnist.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

The Galveston paper mention fire
which took place on the night of tie 18th
inst, on tbs Low Wood plantation o Messrs.
K. d D. Mills, and which resulted in The
draining house being entirely consumed, to-
together with five or SIX hundred hsgsheads
of sugar, and twelve hundred barrels of me-
lasses, the whole of which was tclal loss.
The fire, it was understood. was accidental.
Tie sugar mill, machinery, &C., in sepa-
rate building, were not injured This fire
was one of the heaviest that had been known
in Texfs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

~ Snow to the depth of twelve inches
lay on the pavemen ts of New York, on
Thursday morning last. The Tribune esli-
mates that six thousand dollars was paid for
shoveng the snow, for a distance of three
hundred miles, from before fifty thousand
houSes--affording a job to many labOrer
who had been without employment until he
had nothing TO eat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

Ss1S.Zss -
The of liabilities due due to Banks other
crediiors-no hing
Losses adjusted and due-none.
Losses Us due. SltS,5lS y
L sesuE adJ listed AID IN suspense. watt
ing for further proof. 6i.257 50
All other claims against the Company small such only
RtiDg etc.
Agents in st. ucted take N risk sIo.Ofo.
h.. insured city. village depends
the material and Of budings the
width OF the supply o. ation of The hrs de-
Psrtm-nt. and other circumstances
The in blocks of buildings varies; the des 10
TO limit loss by any hre. to ST. ess OF less.
The incorpo is the nlcd in July. 1885,
THOS A. ALENANDER. See'y.
STATE snHfoSp cousrr Hartford Jan 1885,
Personally Thomas A Alexander Secretary ofhe
Etna iusuracr Company. aud made oath that the
statement y him shscrihed. according TO his best
nowleuge and belief.
HENRY FOWLER Justice If the Peace
All that have properly Insure viii iese and
teBize reliable Of tnis old long tried
Fox usefulness tuds t he's
STOOD i line of for ability spd
it, The PREPARED
condition witloesf aud state
disposed Its Of that sod ehsrse-
lie materially affected BY she late depression
that ca.s of assets
The ego COO bona hdf epsh
addition Of the corporation and
Tor the pledge and security Of its policies
The necessity real benefits OF Dsuranc- are ell sxsm-
past ye.r alone. in Cinrinnst
which has been paid consider
ably advance OF the time legally due has had suit
litigation all these inducements to the
of its valuable thsy
agents attend the demands OF business
heretofore with uje favorable rates and tern
s security to all permits
jans9- Ind A C. HALLoCK. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

0T Coll Marten, the best Local" in the
West, and who has been at times connected
with nearly every paper in Cincinnati, died
at Newport, KY, on the 9th inst. He was
a rare hunter up of items, and social, kind
man, bu. his olon enemy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

IL Mr. Sherman, member of the Michi-
gan Legislature from the Lake region, has
given notice in that assembly that he willin-
troduce joint resolution instruc,ing their
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to "set oif''the upper peninsula of that State
into Territory, to be known as the Terri
tory of Superior.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

QUEER NAME.-There is little German
paper printed in the city, called Gods
Friend" 1t appears TO be something of a
Know Nothing in its character, and if sup
ported by the Power it processes 10 be a
"Friend" to, ii will not need the aid of hu-
man patrons, nor will the editor have to en-
ploy "devil" about his office.
81. Louis Rep.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

n[ The Belle Sheridan was here night
before last from New Orleans with dates of
the 23d, and the Ben. Franklin arrived at
noon yesterday with dates of TIE 24th We
thank the clerks for papers. These boats
will find it about Impossible to get to Louis
Vile through the ice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

0TThe London Atheneum has Mr. Bent
ley's authority for saying that the following
sums have been paid by his firm for Amer.
can copyrights to thee American writer's:
that is, to Mr. Washington Irving f245O. to
DIR. Prescott f2495, and to Mr.. Fennimore
Cooper El2 ,56O-in all fl6,535.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

CEThe Antelope was here yesterday for
New Orleans. She had much difficulty get.
ting down through the ice. She took on
here last night 200 hhds tobacco and 500 bbls
pork and lard, and other freight, and had to
refuse great deal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

EFWe thank Mr.. Heilman, OF the firm
OF Kratz & Heilman, for large package of
Cincinnati papers left US last evening of
day previous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

FAMILY MURDERs.-The New York Her.
aid says: In conneyion with murders, we
find, by referring to our record, that there
were killed during the past voar' WI '''s.
their husband. So; HIS
6: Chi"
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO HALF A IIEBIsGN. OF DOLLARS

THE ETNA lASURhACEC CO., FARIFURD. UJNN.
EIANING complied with the Law regulate Insurance
Agencies of Companies incorporates by other
passed May 1 1854. by the Ohio Legislature heoo
nent being file In the state Audtors Office. Hi fu and
aud is published the
the of the by letting
for ITSELF BY STATE AUTHORITY.
STATEMENT ON JANUARY 1855.
The of the Corporation fTSA INSURANCE
located Hartori. CoDB.. chartered 1919.
The CAPITAL Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
up. The Assets OF the Company
Cash on hand, in Bank and the ha ds of'Agens
other persons. s2iz
Real unneumhered lss52
a. Mortgage bonds. and per eentintcresspaysbls
sem-annually .......... - ec
Dbs Company by
Bills receivable amply secured aad payable Bank l sc eS
Bills lie premium ......... 22.7sI -
All other securities, viz:
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E0TNn

FOUND.
LARGE ehesnut color.d Dog black with broad
his neck evidently of huh aud
spaniel which the hear of by calling this Office
or upon WIN. STEWART, proving property and pa, ing
feb1-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01

GFThe insignia of the Know-No,hings
has at length been discovered. " -"
of the American Eagle
furrinsr, by the seat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-01
EVANSVILLE a. CRAWF0R DSVll.LB
RAILROAD.
.z;s sss 80 s: -
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DFCFMBER 6, 1854.
Trains will run follows Sundays e,cepied):)
UtwAhDTR TRAIN. bow SwAkB TRAIN. 4
a Terr HINT.
Arriveat Ninernes .I2to m Arrive at yincsnLe
Depart from ia1p mi Depart from LEO m
Arrive at Terre iIaute. 435 Evansville
Er- Passengers dine at Nineenne.
Passengers by this sleep
ing Train the TcTreliaute and Richmond Road
ladanaPOsat 1870 NJ. time to son.ec. with
trains NJ follows:
For Cincinnati via. L,wreneesugh route 81 Ii:so A. NJ
arrive at Cincinnati 1T 40 T.. NJ
For Cleveland Pittsbnrgh and all intermeaias RENTS
Beefon taiEs road at u VI.
For Nsnia Dayton. Columbus. Zsnesvilie and wheeling
via Indiana Central road AZ IL H.
L. N.
For Chicago Logansport aud Lsfay-eb by La.yee read
IL NJ. arrive at Chicago at $50 Z. VI.
For Louisville albany and Jefersonrilis ~ Jsrsrssn
vile road. also 18th trains tor Madison aud PERI.
Passeu will fnd 1t greatly to their adysntz safety
speed comfort and certainty Of ton tab hi,
during winter preference TO the uncertain often
gerous by riv.r and in early spring Arrangements will b
made with oh,r Companies by which leaving Ev-
snsve in the morning will arrive at Cincinnati Chicago
Columbus and Louisville same day.
The attention of and others having Goods ship
from the East. called this medium of
taton superior the river Goods shipped rrn Cincinna
arrive Evansville third day making the time in
no Longer an avoiding the ess
I'D when shipping by steamer -.
III. DANIELS. sup't:
Evansville. Dee. 6. 1884 sse7-M
(Evsnsville Enquirer and yincennes Gas. COPY 2n.)
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conundram took the
los Theatre, st.
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rrSr OC B.ETTEES

LIST OF LETTERS
. EMAININCi in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind,
II February Ist, 1855.
PPersons calling for these letters viii please
a" advertised"
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HhRIEDt caches and A ppies at .
e. jsn2e T. BACON & co. IS Fsm'iy Groeerv
AUART and Pint Flasks and Glass tumblers at
w JAMS I. BACON a. co. = Family tiroeery
5000 Gn9IcF s Bac ss1i Coz Gf Family Grocery
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TERMS.

ri. vRe1A pa5I61 55 la1sr as' @ a be- 5a deonsac ] es
s5per oi the ropreors until all arrearagrs shal
have - ,FNrs are inserted for 10 zents rer sahare o
- FIR the first insertion and . . cs Tor ea'h con
o. hnes or .sri inner 8rwneki5 ani then 30 els
uaaane' 1 argei each ia sri9n II ny number a.
per H. +. not marked On Tue HHeR '' '' P'"''' " w
- ort and charged aeeording8' u y ss- nm
Far one square, daily 81
do
sr NJ slaare semi-weokiy .tn
far "e 40 tended 1r A paper, subject to special
1ntTart s.,r. Wi, he lulaa % their u,meiiate thu
h3' 4 ''l ,.,r. nts charged It transient rbtes.
sluess or .h rti.nauts appeal the daily and semi
,7ee sly paper ptt ,.,4.l .i.ht line. are charged
ti,. o. . a,NrfS
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NEW YORK.
FANS, AND FANCY GOODS

WILLIAM TASK kER.
~ PAhk PLACE, NEN. ORk invites the nt.
ENF teution ct Sou'hrfn aud Western Merchant.
n, ,toch of tnfs cau,h., llnif Topth. and Nn
Bnp-hez, Ladies kclicuIea frn#,cry. Snnps, Porle
Monrnir. lei nnl liend bracelets, Pocket Pe,s Drrs4
buttons Pins and No,dra. II roks aud t,es Watch
Gan "a WaN, Corpl and Gnss bead. Necklaces, Nc
lnaIa Rubber Comb. Canes, Bal, nnd TOYS ut every
description. Scissur., asnrs ond Cutlery, Gol6 anl
Gill lewelry. kccordeons anl Noins including rem.
end mud very afee stoci of English frcn aud Ger
man fancy Gonta, which will be Aod nj the very low.
rricra ter rnsh or approved pppor
TH'Ordor hy letter aelrcted ond put up in the best
manner.
WILLIAM TASkER.
lO Park Place. New York
T. S--rlcnse cut ths ait mn,2 II,
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n FOR EIGN and DOMESTIC q
Viieavy and Fancy Hard Ware, q

II IT y T. T ~ I T. u I Y II II T. 7 7 7 T.
Spring, 1888 Main Street. Lynchburg, ia.
Ne have Just ternivrd supply fer the Sptins ol
Hardware, Cutlery. Gnn. Pistols, Hunting fuek3e
Building Mntr'inls, Gerpen,cr'a, MHwrigt's md
Smith Tools lnrning Utruss Cnuiuee and BugP,
Trimmings Snddcry, Sl, o-unkcl's Findings, Floor nnd
rnble on Cloths. rntcl floods. W,nlp~ Gornico aud
Shudas Wood aud Wuow VINO, llcuse keeping
icles nj cvo,} descrin,ion Fishing Tncele, So,
kc.; whiet renltra etock IT, most cNfrpsivo mad
icarnble wc# huve Vet oI,rod for public lovor and
embracing - alot9a, vari.ts Imln any IN the State
Tho, de-i.aa u puronrse vii find superior class
af Goods. au1 srt-inrtory prcrH and al VIII, wish
inofry rnnny uuicic- that fHtifey we
4hal take prcnl plcn'ute in showing.
ptl. 10 it,.s SIMPSON & BRO
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CIR T. N n. IsE AEu Il a l. LIE N,
COMMISSION MBRCHANTS
san Francisco, Cal.
Office l34 Front street, New York
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO.
SALES OF TOBACCO,
And Consignmonts direct from the Virginia,

REFERENCES.--A & A. La aNrerce& Co.. Boston;
Allen & fux.on. No~ York; Courtney " Gushing, Bal
tmorc; pny,lpon A len 4. Co.. Edmond Davenport
\ Co. Ludlan, r. Watson James H. Heath la.e audi
Tor, aud Ct.nslaN Il G -. RieLmond McCorkie &
JONES, A'tDnnrl, Ilul & Preston 7. O. ). fergusop
V Co.. mud Miller 4 Cfcnsaaw, Lyneburc
+. H.--llhvz o-ahlished brunch If our house IN
New york rsdal partner ia hnt city will give his
et-onnl atrati the receiving, uan'hipping and
rurc the la,c- aud Of freight tree of commits
al goods eued San francisco House.
Mr..rs. Edupnd. ,venport < Co viii act for
NJ Richmond mug 28eodly
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TIE vfSION HOTEL,
CGRISTIANSBURG MONTGOMERY, VA

TUE undersigned hny ng prehaaed this we'll k
establishment Formerly kept by Mr. Samuel g. Wiz
lama. aud having reftcd md furnished 1t in the very
best style beg leave invite the public 10 give them
cal pledging Themselves that oxertion will be
used to pleopn ALL nnd satisfaction given
charge naHo.
Their Table shall only be supplied with tho
Mo lnain markets. but hai the markets of Lynchburg.
Petersburg, Rchnon nj and Norfolk
Persons visiting the Mountains will find Chrisiiansburg
of the mnst pleasant and beautiful villages in the
State situated mile from the Virginia and Tennes-
Railroad Depot. four miles from the Yellow Su phnr,
Eve from the Montgomery White Sui phur, md ten from
the Allephany Spings. All they ask is a call.
Hacks viii be in readiness. to convey passengers to
and from the cars Immediately their arrival,
Tho sen .or partners time i, be divided alternately
between the yellow Sulphur aud the Union Hotel. where
he would be- pleased his old friends and the pub.
lie ,euenlly VIM. CLARKE,
June 81 deod3m w. j. TEMPLlN.
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WHEAT TuREsnERs.

nIuGtlD 4 BIO. have on hand, md constant
- ly hnying manufactured Whent Threshera, Will
lIrr.e power, uf the mo. sptfove pattern, and put
= IN the most substantial manner.
These 1hIeshers have been nsed bv many of the
Farmers in the surrounding country 10 IN" Inst hs e
ars, md give universal autissctiOn:
To- Orders niiended 10 with lromptncss.
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NEW CONCERN.
FENHE and, rsiened having taken tine house formerly
L occupied BY II. y q StepIoe, w" dours above
k,ree & McL1anahans ol stand, and door To
Nurre &. Sra,ton Main street, Ly chhurg Va, begs
Ieye 10 cali ne attention Of bis friends, ard the public
genersIi 10 il new stock Of Groceries Liquors. &
which he is Offering low for cash in exchange for
country produce. Particular attention paid to the sale
of Flour Whe1t, Corn, Tobacco, &c,-alsa to the
ceiving and forwarding Of Good.
may % c&dtsy JOHN LUNSfORD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register copy 6m.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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TUf B1fUUTI1n T8YNITIlNTF
% A NJ, Monday Wrdnosdny md frijny, aud con-
neci with lhc Stage Lines North River und Cedar
Cr,rk Tor the Natural bridge, Lexington Rock Alum
Wnrm md Het Srrnga. and in l}uchnnnn with the Line
by Dagger, Springs tho White Sulrhur returning
rave Buchanan Tncsdny Thuradny and Saturday ni
A.
The Roats f,r Richmond lcave Lynchburr MONDAY
Wedr csda, nnd Ftidny A. & A M.
BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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LANChBURG, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7. 1888
PETERSBURG.
Commission and Forward g House.

- l. ECHlLpREi. lotnc, conductor az S 5. Rail
IL. ko,.e John De,cr.ol ,pee the irr ol Il.
Chplrey y c..
GENERAL COMMISSION & FORM ARulNG NER
CHANTS
PETERSBURG. Bali'rrbrook street. W y.
IOHN DlekENSON Clll.DREN.