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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

NJ" eONtGRN.-N n. Anderson has
~ ths day associated with him JOHN y ADAMS AID
THOMAS . ANDERSON for the purpose tranaaetiue
GE&IhAL GROCERY COMMISSION AND ToRN AKD.
ING III slSESsi undor the drn and style ANDERSON,
ADAMS q co. at tho old Rtand Of W. T Andarson dor
mtllf Is Renwick)
They viii always keep hand well selected stock Gro
ceres shana ground aud lamp Plaster Livingston
and Castings
Particular attention given the sslo Knmens
alYaueea made Produce in hand
WILLIAM 7 ANDERSON
john q ADAMS.
te Il IA THOMAS -. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

u II N NM itTt nv " IN,
" nataueHes foa resolution 90 the lnard IT ~ aef.s i
In NiE9t9 7d tennessee Hu Road Company. proceed Il,
pher private safe adt., t-~ he.ouEHHia the Company
AMI not .ed6d H. r,. The IA viii te divided ia.,
hte sfssas mi offered at -u els aeeaife
/" p"a'ia l. GILL.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

- hIo ISLAND Bedford county. Va, Nov |, 1854.
hsssrs bops Co -aentemenil used one fourth n
bottle OF your fut Oh upon the back horse
back almost ever entirely place large my
hand and this single applies only applied once cured
hup ntrcly and permanently real, surprised
quckness OF It's cuaiNe- properties and think
aud ciheAcous than anything of the Kind
have sold thouAa d OF bottles of other prep sa
puGposes.
Respectfully. Z BONDUKANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

- and Coffee sugar all grades aud price. Imperial Gun
Powder md Haek Tea new No and MaeAersis beautiful
lot Of Dnd Beef which wl take pcaaura Ia stng
les NV Orleans aud Cuba Muassos Cutting and Pm Apple
Cheese spafm AdanauBr. Fancy talurrd IalIow
dirs Virginia Theoretically scaled Peaches snrar Pop
tarn Candy, hnu lot uf bruums. homemade Toilet
and Bar soap, IaRuira Rio and Java Cohe
ltYe also added a beautiful lot Of DRY
tft9D> such a. summer Cashmere Plaid Ginghans rrus
Plaid aud stripetDomcsuc Blesched aud uhbeached
tn, which | will sell low tor Cash
Il ] II SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

ensN AHA ana nv
sortmen OF Crates and Stoves daily tho new
t"ve ahc Rine' Warehouse, ~ door the Market
oct ldts tgp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

.v"I al s.-s,oOO 1aishcis Lisbon At
bA Lnuse We will sell at about Bali the ca.f -. 81,
stahe and cheap article for sbck and farming pnrpas
niue l0is PEBBLES 4 'NfiIlI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

v Al - he tI.n" bsa,1tsas,I would
v IN s' iN All the attention at the public
tlnB u' u TIE at llar Bl.asi Plus. Hair Earrings; also
h"N and 8t-s l1aHs nd many ether thugs
J." meut., Ju.t fe,al,. aud sale cheap drtcruu
od tn ', NIgaz an constantly addne Stock goods
of every ocsuiquan "a. aud rSanin' Tor yourscl,cs
L. M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

tHrtu 7. WILLS. Sce'g
rr Nln. Otwas Owen,
ID. z II thinner Medical Hammers
int Medical Examinations Of SUBJECTS Insurance will h,
lours Of and O'Clock p u ' IL, t,. ~" w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

- Bahsacks mixed Jeans and Lrsy servants winch
tsf2 Tie attention II the uadr lar e ularp allow ed t"
''s'ef. Who ny 10 sell aga,u. A. H. RUCkER
Sep y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
LAWYERS

LAWYERS
VUSSELIi e. FITZHUGH.
attorneys and GSnnsetl
no 90, MoxEOE sIEEET,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05
TRANSP PORTAT TION

SUNDAYS EIOLP1.ED,
Connecting on the East with the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road Hemphed Railroad and the Ohio River at
and the West with Railroads at 2anesrie,
roeYe and Columbus for all parts OF the South West and
North West. .r.f ..I- 5eg4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05
Change of Time.
ON and after Tuesday Aug. 1885, until further notice
" Trains Sillbe run as follows saturdays excepted)
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The 20 Train will connect at San
usy with Morning Train from Toledo; at 9lonroeye with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of T RoRd at
Shelby with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from and At
Newark East and West Trains on the Central Ohio
Railroad.
Bay City Detroit; onroeTie with western Train
O. n r. at Shelby junction at 6'21 T. NJ with the Mail
Train on O. g. O r. O. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
6ed Junction 555 p NJ with Past train on o. p R r.
Pittsburgh and at Newark with East and West Night
Traina on Central Ohio z. Il. s.ats's D. .. ~
GOING NoRTH.-The 1904 u Train VIII make close con.
nectIon at Newark Train from Bellar on c. o. r.
H. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh
Shelby Junction 1915 with Cincinnati Express ior
Mail Train on O. GT. road Toledo, Chicago, &C. II
90 " Train will connect Newark with Express from
the East on Genital Road; Mansfield Junction With
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at q
with CncnnatAfaI for CeyelAhd At 1fonroeyie with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago and SauduGky With the
'tsA'nSf nay os t't j. W wEBD, sup't.
sandusky, Aug. 4. 1856. sep16-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05

TERMS:
For F5.n Course tnct,tding al Departments 2 Book
EeeDiag, Lectures and PenRtats.tp, tardFfdoty IN "a
udCuRc6 $9V
For FELiL Coursefn Ladies Department. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05
TERMS

TERMS:
keeping, Lectures aud PenmGnsaip, tard'fd6ty in "a
s ays9S Ft caysSi ladies Departasnt 20
yTSuE pRopR1EroRs take great pleasure expressing
es which have marked their Institution since
m to at o eess aaae
rapidly increasing demand for rGefteGs ana conreae
Of the pFincpa heavy Banking and CONNER
cia Houses assisted By educated and gene
srstem s Of c0uSTIN ROOM Instruction by
SoT 4TrAISEDI BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
I ste, BY step until he the whole routine
ssrs9d 81 S1 an as8rsess II Sos large
House; and thus ali awwardness faterng and
In addition to our enlargement of aeeomPShsd assist t
ants We have also secured uie setElees o. vi IN
topics. :. ,..y.
here but Il embraces every thing connected wh DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and fun dscr5sLod'of
and History Of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial &c.
ography Commercial Products Commercial calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ecs OF TradeI Part
nership &c.
THE LADIES' DEPARI,NENY
Is now opened for reception ofLadles No Institution in
the Union imparts more thorough or interesting course
cdncIasIop, we would add that shah put forth
best efforts t. @ % 3 oSF m0Es has met
gs q Snssss f. 1 g STs @ S al aag
Among the many Recommendation We give the follow
lipS*- ...,.l, q, - g
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability a an
and Teacher Book Keeping, which Is OF the
highest order He has had great experience as an AZ
heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, Tnlch
gives him superior facilities in lmpartng Tdettedi
RnoteIed0e Of Book ftGpiRg, and thorough CH9'erctdE
= I4'''u''O'' /. J. ALLEN, LID, ssi5l
\ M President Of ParmerS' College.
NJ LoRIN ANDREWS,i
4 President of Kenyon College,
4 - &5H 80
I To young men who wish to acquire BEsineas Edued=
HOnn We think 1t affords facilities very seldom eqnaled
AIR has the rare Of Eo
edge and aptuess teaching, added to practical Counting
Room expeence and feel confident that
lbs College will be fully competent to keep the most oona
| Gated set Qf BooIS
j. j. JANNEY, Secy Board of Control, State Bank OF y.
/ J. r PARM, Book Keeper at D. 7. Wood6nrys.9 IT,
D. OYERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Rank. .-fEti
! II. 2. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke GO: s.i
Il @. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley x Co's-tt
| F1Y-Por full particulars, send for circular. -. sf4
h -. = : GRANGER d ARMSTRONG;,
fa41v E9f l= ProprieLors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05

-.
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
1t2i TRAVELLERS. F
NEvIee DAILY Sunday night excepted) between Rich
i u,Ond and Washington oy via Gordonsvlle and Alex
undiin.
Returning leave washington...6 A, 81. and P. NJ.
:.
Arrive at Richmond. ......... 1880 P. If. and 4 An.
baggage checks and Tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give the best guar
antec always securing connections as Is shown by arr
vale daily Richmond and Washington city In advance Of
the Steamboat line. a,s.l..-
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
passengers andhcr baggage wearing apparel between
the Depot free OF charge with ampc time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or sopth.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvile and
Washington the Terminus of the Road nearlyieom
eted 10 DSnYie. An Agent OF the Company win receive
The Checks ofpasscugers from the Danvlle Road and at
tend to baggage all the Way Washington the Bal
tImore Depot.
route.
There change Of the night line between Rich
ulond and Alexandria. fcl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUEGTSTS.
ll'a DRUGS, MEDICINES

d. @. sGOODsGs CO.,
fsuccEsseRs TO JAMES BAKER.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
CoT4er oT1idin and Aonros Sfreets,
WHEELING, vi.
g. GOOD &Co. have bought the entire stock Of Jas.
As Maker ah E continue the buslness 1t the old stand.
Dr. Baker having gone into 0f the largest houses in
Philadelphia, has kindly agreed 70 MAKE Tor hts
Keeping on hand, (Gpd oGernG en hs teES Rfa
soStmeut 9tths ysrT best TS q
MhealiRS. Dee. %, 1&S4 ds21
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-05

OUR now f and It Is our intention to keep tive
" ry complete, by constant additions, Oh
"l1ey2 nya ssl'O4, HrlsKrL1 swEAs,sera.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
The Right Spirit---Our Flag
 Still Flying.

The oteleFraph brings us an account of mighty gathering of patriots in Phil adeIphia last night. With shields bat tered, and garments still covered with the dust of tine conflict, the friends of that tried and true patriot Willard Fillmore, lad glorious rally in h. dependence Square. The place was appropriate There, under the very shadow of me old State House, that house within whose halls the voices of the patriots of the Revolution were so often heard ringing in tones of def- ance to tyranny, our friends gathered together and renewed their vows of fidelity to thecause of the country and our great leader. Granger, of New York, and Stuart, of Virginia, with others addressed the immense throng. Defeated in 2 preliminary skirmish, our friends ale not dismaved. With out pausinc for rest, they fling their banners to the breeze, and their note of defiance rings loud and clear above the tumult. If the Democrats think they can conquer such men let them try tiff they think they can win an easy victory from them, the sooner they arc undeccived the better. We tell them now they will have no child's play. Every J1c man who rallies un- der the banner cf Willard Fillmore, is enlisted for thow and be the result what it may tlcy arc prepared to stand by their c,lors to the last. The "cowboys" of Earty, those who skulk under the cowa-d plea that Fillmore has "no chance" will of course De found where thy ought to De, in the camp of the emmy. The true men will do their duty come what moy.- To our friends everywhere then, we say be of good cheer. Let us go to work like men, and if We are not able to command success, we can at least deserve it. I'm old ship on which we have embarked rides proudly among the breakers. The crew is stout and true, and no coward thoughts, no craven fears Turk in their hearts. With no though of defe- or surcn- der, our bark may go down, eigulped beneath the waters, but ere they close over us we shall bid deface to all foes. In the language of distinguished living poet, We shall
 ''Nail to the mast her tattered flag,
 Spread every threadbare still,
 And give herto the god of storms,
 The lightning and the gale"
 The American guard, like that which bore up the fortunes of Napoleon at Waterloo, knows how to die, but not how to surrender. VJchSburg Whig
Southern shield., 1856-10-25

''IF THERE BE IE THE NORTH OR SOUTH. ANY WHO DESIRE AN ADMINISTRATIONS FOR THE NORTH, AS AGAINST THE SoUTH; OR FOR THE SoUTH, AS AGAINST THE NORTH, THEY ARE NOT THE MEN WHO SHOULD GIVE THEIR sUFFRAGES TO ."-1fiLidrd Fillmore.
 ''In arriving at the conclusion to support this treaty, had to encounter but one seri- ous obstacle. AND THAT WAS THE QUESTION. OF SLAVERY. Whilst 1 ever have maintained, and ever shall maintain, in their full force and vigor, the constitutional rights of the Southern States over their slave poperty, 1 yet feel a strong repugnance by any act of mine to extend the limits of the Union over new slave holding territory. After mature reflection, however, l overcame these scru- ples, and now believe that the acquisition of Texas will be the means of LIMITING, not ENLARGING, the dominion of SLAV- ERY.--Buchanan's Speech on AnnerctiOn Treaty.
 ''That the acquisition of Texas would, ere long, convert MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY, MISSOURI, and probably others of the more northern slave States in- 10 free States. entertain not doubt.--Ib.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25

THE ELECTION IN DELAwARE.-The Philadelphia News says ''the recent election in Delaware was @ matter of so little moment that no one paid any attention to it but the Locofocos, and they considering 1t worth something to show that their party was not quite dead, made great exertion to get the people out, and consequently had 1t all tner own way. A gentleman from that State called on us yesterday, and asked us to say that in his own .SHun- dred" there were one hundred and ff- ty Americans who never went to the polls, and the result of the 7th inst. shows nothing at all in reference to the State, and has nothing to do with the coming State and Presidential canvas5.0
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
JAS. H. JOHNSON.

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 4 SOUTHERN BUCHANAN CONGRESS- MAN ELECT GONE OVER TO FREMONT . Our readers are aware that r. P. Blair, IT,, was returned to Congress from St. Louis at the late election.- They also know that he was elected on the Benton Democratic ticket, sup ported by the St. Louis Democrat as Me Democratic candidate, which pa per strongly supports Buchanan at the present moment. We'll, this "natural ally" of the South, who was known at time to be Black Republican, though elected as a Democrat, no longer con- ceals the fact that he Is in favor of Fremont. He attended Fremont caucus in St. Louis lately, as we learn from the Republican, a Buchanan pa- per. The caucus was held at the office of the German paper, the ,A'a1eiger, whose editor was present, NIr. Blair and Alex. Kayser, the rich German lawyer. A Fremont electoral ticket was not formed, Mir. Blam opposing it on the ground of erpedjency alone. Mir. Kavser. however, subsequently issued the following manifesto:-.N. Q. Bulletin.
 Editor q Me Egening NewS:
 Permit me the use of your columns to announce myself as Electoral can~ didate for Messrs. Fremont and Day ton, in the 9th District of Missouri composed of St. Louis city and coun- ty. l hope my example will be soon followed by good lawful citizens in all the other Districts of this State.
 To regular organized ticketI shall yield with pleasure; otherwise, how ever, remain on my independent track until the morning after the elec- ton.
 A short printed address may be ex- pected from me before the election takes place. Yours, etc.,
 ALEXANDER KAISER.
 The man who has right to do as he pleascs, generally pleascs to do wrong.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
LOOK our FOR A BARGAIN.

2 OFFER for sale my dwelling house and lot in the town of Helena, situate on the corner of Elm and Cherry streets, in an agreeable neighborhood. The house is roomy and conveniently arranged, and in good repair. All necessary buildings are attached to the premises; also a good cistern. For particulars apply to R. II. HARcRAvEs, Helena, who is authorized to sell. CORDELIA YERBY.
 Old Town Ridge, Oct. IS. 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
ERWIN & LAND.

HAVING become Agent for the sale of the latest and most approved Sewing Ma chimes of the day, would most respectfully announce to the public generally that full and satisfactory instructions will be given gratuitously to purchasers in regard to the manner of using and keeping the machines in order.
 Call in; one door east of ofCoolidge's store. and see one of the little SeamSterS in opera tion. They need no further recommenda- ton. Sept. 20, 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
MEMPHIS MASS MEETING.

The American meeting now being held at Memphis is undoubtedly the grandest affair in the way of poIiti- cal gathering ever held in the Western part of Tennessee. In point of num- bers, elegance and beauty of banners, emblems, &c., 10 demonstration of this character, that we have ever wit messed can at all be compared to it, Many distinguished orators are in at- tondance,-among them the Hon. JNo. BELL, of Tennessee, who is to address the immense throne to-day,
 When we left yesterday evening, the utmost-wo might say the widest en- thusiasm prevailed, and the warm zea manifested by the thousands Of patriots in attendance, eyince 2 determination to spare no effort to carry Tennessee for Fillmore and Donel8on.
 The crowd at Cout-square yoster- day was variously estimated at five, six, seven and eight thousand.
 We have no time to-day to give a further notice of the meeting.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
A Card---Our New Firm.

It affords me pleasure to announce to my friends, and the public, that I have associa- ted with me my former partner, James S. Wilkins, and my well known assistant. Thomas Hill, under the familiar style of. F. H. Clark & Co.
 The new firm will start with an efficient force in each mechanical branch, the Watch department being under the supervision of Mir: Wilkins
 Our clerks are polite and attentive-our stock full at all times of the latest fashions, andpriceS aS lolo as the same quality and style of goods can be purchased in Philadel- phia or New York.
 l am thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me during my fifteen years res idencein Memphis. My aim will be to merit it's continuance.
 Oct. 4. 1856. F.H. CLARK.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
BONNETS & TRTN-TFT
Just Received. .

AT the Cheap Cash Store, supply of NEW GOODS, consisting of Winter Cloth ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, AIpacas, de Lains, Kerseys, Linseys, Jeans, Flannels, and Domestics for cash, and little cheaper than the cheapest.
 We also keep choice article of old Bour- bon, Rye, Nonongahala, Brandy, Rum, Wines, Cordials, sc.
 Oct 4, 1856, ERWIN & LAND.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
STEAM TERRY BOAF AT HELENA.

NNTE have purchased the new and sub w stantial Ferry Boat JANE, which we have now in full operation, crossing pas sengers over the Mississippi in ten minutes, This the best crossing on the river from the mouth of the Ohio to New Orleans. me bottom or low lands on the East side Of l the river are unusually high for river 6ottomSi and on the West or Arkansas side the Tosu passes over high level country, settled U! a wealthy population from whom trayelel' can procure any supplies needed. We ast ast sure travellers that this Is the very pes route they can select in travelling to Soam t!a, ern Arkansas or Texas. We are at al! tllhss ltss on hand ready to cross you over the F a'n'' of Waters in ten minutes.
 B. WEATHERS < BROS
 July 26, 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
Emporium of Fashion,

MRS. E. J. RUBLE having returned to Helena and removed to the house on the west side of Market street, four doors east of the Bridge, has now on hand a beautiful and well selected assortment of
 BONNETS 6 TRIMMINGS, and every article in the lIIlenery line, which she will sell below Memphis prices.
 Her friends and acquaintances, and the public generally, who wish to purchase. arc earnestly invited to call and examine her Goods before making other selections.
 October f. 1856.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25
Administrative Sale. of Corn
 Horses, Cattle, Hogs, &c,

THE undersigned, as Administratix of tba estate of D. M. Murphy, dec'd, will, Gin npr. s suance of an order of the Probate Court os Phillips county, Arkansas at the late resi. dence of said Murphy, on the St. Francis river, about l2 miles north of Helena. on tba 7th day of November next, sell to the high. est and best bidder, the personal prop92tv belonging to said Estate, consisting of 700 or 800 bushels of Corn;
 14 Cows;
 3 Yoke of Oxen;
 4 head of Horses;
 About 50 head of Hogs;
 Household and Kitchen Furniture. 8o TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of months will be on all sums over ten dollars. Good and approved security required. Sums of $l0 and less-cash in hand.
 MALINDA MURPHY. Adm'x. of the estate of D. NJ. Murphy. Oct' 4, Io0o. deceased.
Southern shield., 1856-10-25

NEGRO RESURRECTION IN UNION COUNTY, ARK.-By private letter to a gentleman of this city, We learn that there is great excitement in Union county, Arkansas, on account of the discovery of plot among the negroes to rise in rebellion on the 18th of this month. Fortunately the plot was dis covered in time to prevent one of the most bloody massacre8 in the whole annals of insurrections. The plot was very extensive, and negroes who were taken up and made to confess, implicated others twenty miles off, Some of the negroes say the rising was to take place the day of the Pres idential election. The men all being from home on that day, the plot was to murder the women and children first, and then attack the unarmed men at the polls. Several white men have been implicated, and notified to leave the county in Q given time, or be hung. The letter states that on the Colorado the excitement is intense and that several negroes have been hung. The plot seems to have been very extensive, reaching as far as Texas. This all comes of the ever lasting agitation of the slavery ques- tion by demagogues.-Eag. g. Eng | ----<--s+-a-.-4e-.-
 RELIGIOUS NorfcE.-A meeting of several days continuance will De commenced in the Baptist Church, in this place, on Friday evening, 3lst inst. Rev. AIr. Hendrckgon, ] of Memnhis. is eznected to be in attendance.