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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
ESTEsil

s.ss YAza,S CANE into the enclosure Of the subscr-
asf~s her about the Isl If October three IIeifer
FsS$6sX Calves, color red, with brockle faces white
sRT IN on their bellies and white o the end OF
SSkezSzSSEE% the tails. No other marks. The owners
requested TO forward prove propery pay charges
and take Them away
ALSO. about the mddc Of May, ycariEg Ieifer brin.
lie, speckI,d with white oh her fliks
PARSONS TAYLOR.
JfsFSTW PIOFF3s Oct. 18th. 1853.
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ESTRl AXS

-oFgpN CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber,
49, Fs.a in the town Of Brstcl, Kenosha Co.. or
SSssEe about the 2th of October, 1855. Fire (dltes
SA~-A two steers, and three heifers-one steer and
hefer with white face the others deep red The
requested to prove property pay charges and take them
away. fSw2D* JOHN CROWLEY
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EST'R Az.

~EEH TAKEN W by the subscriber about
AssSssssg the 18th day Of October inst, One Sorrel
zk.sYR Iiorc Colt supposed to be year old last
ERY vi splpg, white spot on the forehead, The
-aSAAszzAs. o"Gcr is requested prove property, pay
harges, and take BIN away. CHARLES EYER.
Paris, Oct. -, 1855. 4w2o
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ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 6.
RALLY /!
On Saturday Erening merit, at the Court House.
"A. w. RANDALL, BYRON PAINE, and
DOMINICK CASEY,

Will Address our people on that occasion. Let
there be gathering. Mr.. RANDALL will con-
fne himself to a searching review of the &C is of
the Barstow administration.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Gouernor,
COLES BASHFORD, of Winnebago County
For Lieutenant Governor,
CHARLES G.. SHOLES, of Kenosha Co.
For Secretary of STATE.
SAMUEL D. HASTINGS, of La Crosse Co.
For Attorney General,
ALEX. w. RANDALL, of Waukesha Co.
For Treasurer,
CHARLES RGSER, of Manitowoc Co.
For Bank Controller,
FRANCIS II. WEST, Of Green Co.
For State Superintendent
JOHN G. McMYNN, of Racine Co.
For State Prison C0nmtss'oneF
JAMES GIDDINGS, of Dodge Co.
Republican County Ticket
For State Senator,
q, LATHAN SEEOLEs.
For Assembig-Eastsrn District
HENRY JOHNSON.
For Assembky-Uestern District
SIS. BRADFORD.
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KENOSHA COUNTY
KENOSHA. WIS.

Il EN- OSEIA COUN My BANK.
KENOsHA, WIS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale
Five and six per cent. interest allowed on special
certificates of deposits A
Notes, drafts and certificates ofdeposit cashod or
collected at current rates of exchange without other
charge.
Uncurrent Bsnk Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

MALARIA OR MIASMA
This subtle amos pherc poison which certain seasons
Is unayodaby inhaled every breath, is the
aeteT wherever il existsnofh, SOUTH ueastsnd
wiz everywhere yield to this newly discovered ANTIDoTE
Which neuFaGes the peisen completely PURSES the system,
and tAls entirely removes all the of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from its
VIII protect any resident traveller IN tie
sickly syanpy localities from billions disease
Miasma,
1t win instantly check the agic persons who hare suf
fered for any length OF time from ONE 10
that they need have by
its according to directions
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing results
ous ague diseases such general debility night svea,
etc. The patient at begins to appetite aud
strength aud continues until Varmaaens and radical ours
is Effected And a. proof that it IS also
WORTHY OF PUEBLO CONFIDENCE
Because of its
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLySsNESS
The following certificate from of the celebrated
chemists in the United States is attached to bo
NEW YORK, June H. 1855.
have made chemical examination OF Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure Antidote Malaria and have tested
for Arsenic Mercury Qunne and StychEne but
stance in its composition that would prove
constitution JAMES r. Chiffon, ~ D., Chemist"
This allows Of its IS
FREE USE AZ 4 PREVENTIVE
BY which all persons thus be entire freedom
from the above named diseases matter how sicky the
season swanpy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and
the confidence Of the public asked only proportion
are relied upon to prove its worth.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
may require Directions printed in German French,
and Spanish accompany each bottle Price, One Dollar.
Prepared aud sold by the Proprietor
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, X. l.
And for sale by druggists generally. IyII
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RapuhIican .A6sembIYInan.

HENRY OHSsoN, of Somers, was nominated
at the late Republican Convention as a candidate
| for the Assembly in this district Mr.. Johnson
has before been in the Assembly from this dis
trict, as orr readers know, and they know too
that he performed the duties deyoving upon him
with credit and honor TO himself and to the dis
trct When before IN the legislature he COM
manded the respect and confidence of his fellow
members, and should he be again elected he will
again occupy the same position.
The Republicans of this district can elect Mr..
Johnson-they ought to do it, and we feel a con-
fdence they viii do it. We earnestly appeal to
the Republicans of this city to give him their
united vote. He is worthy of it on his own me-
rits alone in addition TO which, it is due to the
country which has stood SO faithfully by Repub-
liean principles when the city held back and fall
tered, that it should be done. And it is due par
ticularly to the town of Somers, hich through
good and evil report, in prosperity and adversely
has steadily year after year. rolled up her regu-
larly large republican majority; and has given
evidence of a back bone and a determination to
continue to do so until the last battle is fought
and won.
We hope our Republicans of the city will ap
preciate primarily, Mr.. Johnson's fitness, ard
secondarily, the other considerations we have ur-
ged, and cast their votes unitedly for Mr., john
SON
A BATTLE BETWEEN TEXANS AND NExI-
CANs.-The Galveston (Texas) Civilian of the
l4th instant. contains account of battle
which was fought at Eagle Pass, on the 4th
/ inst. between company of Texas Rangers nm
der Capt. Callahan, and force of 700, COM
| posed of Mexcans. and Tipans and Seminole
Indians The battle, it appears, lasted about
three hours, when the enemy retreated to San
Fernando, about IL miles distant. -Four of
Capt. Caahan's command were killed. and four
wounded-about forty of the enemy were sup.
posed to be killid
| Ev Tho schooner J. c. WHEELER, Capt
Jolliffe, took on a cargo of 1880 bushels Of
wheat, Monday night and Tuesday morning at
/ Durkee, Truesdell, & Co.'S Pier, for 0swego.
! " Good conscience breeds great resolution,
and an innocent soul lie pregnsble.
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9 The schooner ]. c. WHEELER, Capt
Jolliffe. took on cargo of 1880 bushels Of
wheat, Monday night and Tuesday morning at
Durkee, Truesdell, & Co.'S Pier, for Oswego.
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~ Be at the polls early, and vote the rcgu-
lar Republican Ticket.
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" Good conscience breeds great resolution,
and an innocent soul lie mpregnsble
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New PrncpIel No Poison
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,


A y 4 1 u . Z I y M a J. A Il Az,
PREVENTION
Fever and Ague Chill Fever Dumb Ague, and other In
tcrmittent and Remiten. Fevers also Of Bilious Fe-
yers accompanied by Typhoid symptoms Typhoid
Fever, Yellow Fever, Ship and Jail
Fever, General Debility, Night
Sweats, and all other
forms Of disease
WHICH HAVE COMMON ORIGIN IN
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n SA.s~ N SE9fec
:; - MARINE. Sd S..

PORT OF KENOSHA.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING. OCT. AZ
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4 CONGRESS- Water received bv Express this
~ morning, by e.. STARKWEAfHER.
TURNIP SEED.

WHITE Flat T'urnip Seed, large supply, fresh
w and good, at the Drug of Store of
STARKWEATHER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
FURTHER BY THE ARAGo!!!

J, .,rol Simpson Succeeded! t-Jerribie Rail
F''''' road Accident in France.
Tho financial crisis at Paris is represented as
Ipe alarming. The Bourse is deserted and
.aok speculations at an end.
From the seat of war there is nothing of new
|. stortling character. The Russians are still
|stiyely and arduously engaged in for,ifying the
Earth side of Scbastopol.
The allies are preparing for another general
Inragement They have occupied kinbourne.
Fifteen hundred Russian prisoners have been
Lent to Constantinople,
Cen. Simpson has been succeeded by Sir w.
Darlington as commander of the British for
hes in the Crimea
The general news by this arrivals not of an
Important character.
The cholera is making terrible ravages in Ma
Lrid
A terrible railroak accident occurred near Ly
|ns. whereby sixty lives were lost.
The papers notice number of bread riots in
ondon and other parts of England.
Great apprehensions are felt in England and
rance in regard to the financial embarrassments
both countries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
NEW YORK ELECTIONS!!

Great Triumph Of the american Party!!!
New York, Nov. An election took place
In this State yesterday for State officers Except
a vernor and Lieutenant Governor) and mem
hers of the Legislature. The Hard-shells. Soft
shells Americans and Republicans, each had a
ticket for State officers. The liberals or oppo-
pents of the Maine Law supported the Soft-shell
ticket In this city, in addition to State officers
We voted for local officers. Except Mayor,) and
the Wings and Reformers had also ticket in the
held, making six regular tickets in this city, be-
sides number of irregular ones.
The city has certainly been swept by the Know
Nothings; and from present indications the State
has probably gone the same way. but the returns
ire so much confused, that reliable figures can
not now be g ven.
STILL LATER
New YORK, Nov. Z, p. IMPARTIAL returns
received here foot up as follows :-Americans
5000; Fusionists 10000; Softs LOCO; Hards
1000. I he following is the complete vote for
be city of Buffalo -Softs 1900; Americans
1900; Fusonists | 200.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
GREAT AMERICAN VIcTORY!,,

BALTIMORE Nov. S.-The returns from tho
city are complete. Davis majority over May.
for Congress, 5,6. Harris, American. 81 dis
trict 26l majority; Ricaud, American. reported
elected in second district, and Hoffman Amcri-
lean, elected in the 9Th district. Americans fill
ed with delight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
NJ ARK FITS,

BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Flour declined 125 cts
Howard st. and Ohio 80; CITY Mills 90 81;
Wheat 4 to sets. lower white 50 -; red Sl.o5
to S2O6 Corn white and yellow 90 to o5 new
white shipping order so cts,
New loRK, Nov s.-Flour lower, strnigh t
State ss.s7; Ohio 1925; Southern 500
Wheat triho lower; Southern So Os. Corn mixed
96J
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

y
BosToN, Nov. An election was held in this
tate Yesterday for Governor. Lieut.. Governor,
|her State officers and members of the Legis la
|re. The Gubernatorial candidates were Beach,
bem. Gardner X. N. Valley, Wing, and Rock
Een Republican. The Liberal Party voted for
Beach as their candidate for Governor, and all
HE Whiy ticket for State officers, except the
attorney General, who was selected from the
Democratic ticket. The vote last year stood
gardner, X. N, 9l,504; Washburn, Wing. 81
(9; Bishop, Dem, 1852; and Wilson, Republi-
ban, 6,lS0
Returns from every town in the State except
Inc are now in, "Wednesday, p NJ and they
|make Gardner's plurality vote about 10000
[haffee, the American candidate for Congress in
the tenth district, is certainly elected.
Tothe Legislature, lower house, there are
bout $50 Americans elected, and 90of all other
Il ekets. 70 the Senate, so far as heard from,
p Americans and II others.
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.
BALTIMORE, Moy. An election is progre SIS
|ng in this State to-day for the choice of six
fongressmen. State Comptroller. Lottery Com
Missioner, members of the Legislature and 10
fh officers.
Up to this hour, 4 O'Clock, p. NJ. the election
/ passing quietly, notwithstanding there are
! Unusual crows at the polls. 1t is thought the re-
! ult will not be known until late on Thursday,
! all the candidates are on one ticket, and the
fhOle have to be counted.
FURTHER FROM BALTIMORE!
fRoBABLE ELECTION OF HENRY WINTER DAvI, !!
BALTIMORE. Nov. 7. 9P. NJ. The election has
assed off quietly. 1t is generally believed that
Ion Hen Winter Davis, American, has been ell
/ cted to Congress over his Democratic opponent
e Hon. Henry May. The contest in this dis
net excited the most intense interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
LATEST NEWS.
-.,pDE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
,prvAL OF. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP
hhh ASIAii


ahh' ASIA!
,,.,,v.x. Nov Tho steamer Asia has ar
- with three days later than that brought
We. .or,ay by the Arago. having sailed from Liv-
fesni on Saturday the 18th of October.
= RJ,' weather is very bad. and it is impossible
"a ret her news over the wire.
%" " FURTHER BY THE ASIA.
HALIFAX, Nov. 2. 3, p. M.-The Asia arrived
/. nirht She brings nothing important from
p r and shipley, quote Cotton as declined
an eigth to quarter. Sales of the week
\, ana bales. The whole stock Of American cot.
oo in port is 80, 900 bales;
y Wheat n dull and declined 81.
rInnr closed dull with decline of Is-Phil.
i,nha and Baltimore Flour II Ii4s; Ohio
y Earn Cd, higher, aud closed steady Mixed Abs.
provsions generally unchanged. No lard in
!, The Bullion in Bank of England has de-
.oased half million. Money unchanged.
Consos quoted at 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
Fatal Disturbance at 4ibanY.

NEW GoRK, Nov. 6.-rhc State election is
'osressing with much spirit and some excite
rat IN this city. A despatch from Albany says
vi the I'd ward polls are swarming with an ex-
ia crowd caused by disturbance between two
fueS'i in which Micheal Brennan, fighting
'h, having assaulted VIM. NJ. Crossen. the lat
7 drew pistol and shot Bennan through the
IRIt, kiillno him instantly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 7.-The election for Gov
nor State officers and members of the Legisla-
re- came off in this State yesterday. Barstow,
en-. and Boshford, X. n, were the Guberna-
onal candidates.
In this city and cauntv, Barsow, Dem. has
"nt three thousand majority. 1t is not known
Nv the State has gone.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
NEW YORK ELECTION.

New York Nov s.-The vote Of tho city is
not all counted. but enough il known to show nm
American victory certain. There is n heavy
vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
By TELEGRAPH.
,csrnphcd Il Expressly for the "virs,ninm."
MARYLAND EIECTIoN

BMTiMoRE.No s.-Thc Americans carried
tho city by 800 majority. Henry Winter Davis
elected to Congress over May, by $50 majority.
Harris probably elected over Nan SAINT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

onr readers have been made acquainted with
IL 'Ste exciting intelligence from Nicaragua in
EAFd to the imprisonment or detention ct the
H''d States Charge d'AffairS at Rivas, and OF
y outrage committed at Virgin Bay upon some
lo+ California passengers on American stea,
W.T. ny which several persons were Killed ana
o.unupd. The Government we learn. has re-
'Erta dispatches from Wheeler relative to these
"rtunhte events. and it is rumored that they
y" such n nature 10 require prompt ana Sc
"S attention. /, IS said, indeed and TO Us the
tap,f has the mir of probability that the Admin
,o'lon has already ordered Commodore ldu''
,EE l" proceed to Nicaragua in a. ship-"i-war
,r special instructions inquire into the CIR
instances attending These outrage. -Adt. I'M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
1888. rAur.S WINTER ARR

~aSss1sx1 VAIA-SIMPSON q BRO, sign OF tho Golden
Szs.fsEx Pad Lock, Main street Lynchburg Va,
F reccvinEn very large assortment Of IInrdw
Pocket and Table Cutlery Guns Pistols; Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver Psed Goods Floor aud Table oil Cloths Win
Shades GIT Cornieei House Building Materials Carpcn
tcrs Milwrgts and Smiths Tools, Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Saddcry Shoe Makers Findings; Wood and WI
Ware Farming Utensils Housekeeping Articles &c &c
Their Stock the and desirable offered
public patronage embracing the first class
whole them recently purchased of which
erey and just introduced for the Fall and Winter
trade Of 1853
cordially invite their friends and the public make
inspection of their Stock either those who wish purchase
desire merely tn large and varied assortment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
THE pillow THAT BEATS THE WORs D.
RESI WORK MITn LEAaT DRALGMT

-. "
liz TITRERS OF RIGHTS PATENT IRON BEAM PLOW
our Premium Hill Improved Livingston Pecksk and
EapIe pows Castings, Improved Thrashng Machines
Shelters Cutting Knives and Road Scrapers; also an i'm
royed Donbe Action Pump, for Wes and Springs
on THE BASIN T.ynchbnrg, Va.
Ido hereby certify that have tried for myself Rchs
Patent and hesitation in pronouncing this inva
abe implement in opinion the best Pow in and des
tined ash believe take the place of all others when shall
become more generally known: JOHN HALLIDAY.
Nurseryman and Florist, near Lynchburg, Va.
CHAs H. LYNCH ESQ of this city who has used the Iron
months recommends rs the best
pillow in sc advised his friends at to procure It,
No iven ms the fullest refer confidently 10 him
sapTts H. ~ W MI ibM'"h hh'.
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lS0jI;ur offhe 3fricg

BOSTON, Nov. 9TH. The Cunard steamer At
"a sailed to-day at noon. taking out large
mber Of passengers. md NINE HUNDRED
houSAND DOLLARS in specie.
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SECOND pISrATcu.l
ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA

avn 'i'NAl4 Bl TIE ASIA.
BosroN Nov. S.--Gor,schakoff issues orders
OF the day declaring he viii not evacua.c tho
Crimco, but will defend il nj all hazards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

AND FOE S1HE.-i. obedience 10 a decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Franklin County.
the both ay October the of Helms and others
against Helms Executors and others shall on TUESDAY,
of December 1853 on the premises sell at public
auction highest bidder the following TRACT of LAND
bel 10 esta of Thomas Helms. decd:
This Tract situated in Franklin county, both
contains 100 between 600
and 700 woods heavily mbered about $50 of
the cleared rich Inn The lands lie
well fertile There is trs and Saw Mill the
land ample power without the aid of dam
This by tine valuable Tract Of Land for sale
this par State and wishing purchase lands
will do to this before the day of sale
II will sold in body, in separate par
GELS as shall be deemed advisable.
hundred dollars will be required in cash and
the balance years equal insalmcnts, the pur
giving bonds with approved personal security and the
title withheld until the whole of the purchase
oy is paid III I'LL NELSON, Comr.
ROCKY MOUNT. VA. oct 2Getlath doe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

fLoUR--Thc market is very quiet There be gen
ea disposition to await further European advice by
steamer Buyers today willing 60 above - 50
Tor Snrerfne holders demand 81 10 Extra quote Sl0d
SO - without sales
"nEArWe quote 80 loa 81 Is for good to prime red 81
~ TOR good to prime white Sales of extra prime lots
of red and white > cents above these quotations.
CoRN-We quote 95a 81 per bushe the small
lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

EnPOHTANT NEW LAW HOOAs.-A. NOR.
RlS, Publisher and bookseller Richmodd Va has just
published DIGEST or 1tiELAWsO OF REAL PROPERTY,
generally adopted aud la in the United Statesy John
Iayae LomaN, LII H. Judge of the sth Judicial Circuit of
Virginia of the Judges of the supreme Court of Appeals
md formerly Professor Law IN the University Of Virginia
Seeand Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged In
vals royal syo. Price ZIG 80 This edition, embracing Rs
does naarly all the recent ngsh and American decisions
te subject Justly Ice considered the valuable
compendium purely American Law the subject Real
Property issued In this country,
Chancellor hcpfa Opinion af hr Uork"Ihia work applies
VOL Ia the Laws respecting Real Property In the United
states Ia Virginia The work the mode of Cruises
Digest and may wel be recommended valuable addition
In the lawyers Library"
sands sun Egu1R-iisory of Suit Ia Equity prose-
rtcd md defended tho Virginia state Courts aud In the nj
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander ~ Sands ESP, Coun
srloW nj Law, Richmond Va vol post svo alopp Price,
%lnl
This work Is intended supply the young of the legal
profession with hand book guide them the
aud defence of suits Equity In reference Ia this object the
writer traces the history of sui In Equity rom its beginning,
through It's various stages, final Decree appeal
heh Ae Tho Appendix besides containing summary of To-
gal decisions by the Virginia Court of Appeals A. affecting
Equity pleading aud practice contains variety of forms of
Bls, Answers, DomurrcfA Pleas, DEGREES, &e 8r The
practical notes also found in the Appendix, Will make the work
available rHd' nccHW 10 the practitioner p2N Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS Nn,, = 4

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Nov. T. 1855
FLouR-Tnchanged sales of Howard at 80 l2i City
Mills 81 Wheat is dull; sales ofwhite at So 05 - L. red
81 o. a 81 TO-
CoRNsalcs of yellow 75a so cts new white 81 cents
PRoNIsIoNSlieavy; sales of 0Obbs Lard for December
delivery at III cts. Sales of Mess Pork, future delivery
a $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

~ tho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
held the office Of the Company in the city LynchbuTg
Monday the sh October 1850 the following resolutions
adopted, via
motion Resolved That all stock and other articles de
signed either of the Agricultural Fairs Vr
ina their meeting in Richmond and Petersburg, will
charged the usual going down and such be
turned win be passed over this road free.
Resolved That members of Societies will be charged
going down, and returning the
certificate Of membership for this will be passed
charge provided they return within five days
from the adjournment of the Far
from the record.
DC lots WIN II. HUGHES, Secy.
- Liberty Salem Christiansburg Floyd and Wythevlo
nnnran ~ rnunested 10
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r,v-y.HD FOR RENT wish 10 rent the

LANYARD on my farm, in Bedford which has been oc
nu,ad NV Mr. Lee Mctntock since l II has 20 Nats ana
buildings attached; a considerable quantity OF Tan
rk an hand aud comfortable family residence not FAR on
can he given the January, and probably soon
ioSS'f''"" f,o, 5ytsl NICAJAH DAVIS. in.