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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

Iowa OrrIcuAL.--Thc olaeial vote al Iowa
for President. 10 N follows.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18
&. tfCO<S. Kline y Co.,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STOVES, TIN-wARE, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. &c,
(o,usy of Ey,b,,a,. ,,,,g S,,o, to,La,... q,

CorHsr Of ExeAangs and SAINT in;ho,.y ST.,
Near the America Hotel,
81 FAt ts.--..s ~. u.
Are row openns their large aud carefully selected
sees ecnstsg part Of CeOkins and parlas Stove. Of
the latest ard me-s approx ri psterns I'm Plate Flx
Ia fs lssd Bar Aui Sheet iss al, Copper Bottoms
brs,sS . and Tisned sheet Corpsr. sheet Lne sAset
lrea snd Saiis e all " ndS. iss. aad Sashs.
White tssi ans L'es Psisis, Manila Reyes, Ac.
FAR Ming iMFLEM ESrS
-ash ~ Pio~s, Csl;y.ior sni Harruw Teeth, Crsn
Srsais. SeytAe- ssd saaths, ssa sna Garden Rake,
I've, Three, Eaa F0ur pryhxed German AMI Cast steel
Fors- >hovels. Spades. rick., Hsueeks. Grab At
Hama Hoes, Asy Knives, stray cstt-rs Pruning shear.
Bri"r -esth-s, A..
HRAvY HARDWARE.
Anviss. Vice. Aslow.. Hand and SleaGs Han nRsr.
AS>s, HAtshet., Rsys fi--, tsrrsss Springs and Al
es 'sFriss- nad ETe Bciss. Wagon Bcses, Grow Bar,
Coa Log And Pmap CAAiss Caseta fsnsps, Wei wh~~ls
All Bsesrtt Asss. bnsmsli-a and IRENE pr-s->d
k.gt<. Bolho- Ware g-asFxliy ssi and yirs Iroes
SC A. Also r-bersl s-srttuent Il
JAPASSED AND Tls-wARE
Al of tn, CePp-r ssi She, Icon WORK soee To
ers~r
Th.s .sees nave paTca-sa .isao.i ssesas.ssy FREQ
~ Hsa@factsrsrf, AL hsr.are saAh-a 20 seii 81
the Lowest rat~s.
ne pssAe tssF-c;faay A'rsa 10 call .ad ..antn-
s~arvs hsvtss et.-vA-v- islk-~tf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

4 ,iiiCAoU LEATHER BETTING MANU-
" FACTORY KELLY a. DLACKBJRS, Msnalac-
tarers 81 superior article Il Oak Tanned Gather Belt
ins, which they s ..il 81 New York aud Ba.ton pr-s
A liberal di'cuuut msir TO Large Purchaser.
KELLY a Dl4ALkBlRN, fsnhers, Uurriers Ian port.rs
Il French and English Leather. Desisrs in Tsnner. Oh
and I.es ail lake stre.t Chieago. liz. i.ladkwiN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18
4 L. LARpESruR WHOLESALE GRO

of Third and Jscksoa street, saint Paul ~ r.
Has in and 70 arrive sIts aud e5Enplete stock
Of Groeefte., ProEsions weolsE ware, &c, Ia vhcA
the sttsotoa Of the Trade "a particularly reqs-si-d
Es s0cg consists in part oi the bilowing EEssA ~hb
are od,rei at the yery lowest market rate.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

ioo,Geo diisrcat knas, from sto, I" $50 per ,housAn
dec i-dl...st
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18
Again, in tho Umss. Of the 2oth Of May, III
Records" read m follows

"Rs sara ne r'r3s tysak tate AssAsrd At Ne Maw
sstseiiany te"gy IN dsu1ns ION " Ne Stsv' Pes"
II ksa.,s I. 10 be sfblpss,si. lot 10 over the dss.
bai,sa al Nortbssw psssmsa Let the bsiils he tegh
sna he, the bsss cell to sr@s isSm s psf's Of The
ds.ars " the rghi The psils between slavery sm
rfe.goa Lot - no logger psass, bat thcw ~ e~ 90
,sgas that In esfnsf Ia assrmtasost gssss
Ksasss Irss state, even though be ~ HE sseibes 81
msey iy.s am . atsseiaAoS @fM rssw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

Up 10 the hour of pennng this the result IN
Pennsy lvania still remains in doubt-showiug
evidently that the vote is very close. We renew
tho remark that this coseness manifrsis great
weakness on tho part of Mr.. Buchanan in biz
own State. The Richmond Wig goes further
and claims the result rs a Fillmore victory,
notwithstanding the State may have gaue for the
Democrats by small majority. 1t rays; ' Al
though thu result Of The rlecfian N fennsy,Vn-
MIA j. uat vet certainly known, VI the contest
j. - extremely clnsr that, ~ matter how IT may
tufu cut. We my reasonably elaim That the buc-
cancer Democracy are beaten N Buchanan own
State lis own State the great State # Pen
n.ylyania-ha- pronounced IN thunder tonc-
against the fIrorite SON ," After one of tho
longest aud hardest fought battles That or nuy
other State has ever known-nfter tho severo,t.
tie ino.i exciting. the most uneSamped contest
in The history of party warlare-after the eApcn-
ditale Of thousands Of money aud after the deiv-
cry If thousands of speeches by the most dis
tineaished Democratic orators imported from al
most every Stale in the Cnion-what is the re.
suit in old Pennsylvania What i the verdict
Of the people Of his own vioinage against James
Buchanan Do they say he Is their choice for
the Presidency Not bit of IT, On the CON
trarv. they declare, in n voice not 10 be mi-un
derstpod, TINT he is not the man for them, and
that they will not have him to rule over them for
the next iour years. And if this be the decnrn-
ton Of the people Of his own state--an over
Democratic State-what will be the
response Of the people Of NIL the other states7
What will be the reply Of tie South !"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
Revolving Case ~ a,nrisnmation.

The Wv York Tribune stll INSISTS and in
the face ii accommodating proofs thai the old line
uhpilmi>ts. those who believe in the perfect So
clal equality of the hnck aud white rae -. have
~ sYmpntbie- with hluck repahlicni-m; in
short, like Wendell Phillip, thy are tho in
1eEibe opponents" of Fremont. The following
hom trawford-vIlc (lndiana) raper, feel
qnife sure will never find its way into thc CO.
Iainns of the Tribune Union.
The doctrine that has been So boldly ndvoca-
ted la the leaders OF the abolition party during
the last Year. 'ttat Il negro IS rs good as dtrhjie
NAM, hns become with MINORITY nt the mem
hrl~ # that purity fixed fact. No longer than
lu-t week, man residing in the vicinity of Ohcr-
Iln College, IN the state of Ohio, give his only
daughter III marriage to >aotY African. who
lad hree edacntrd Mt the abolition institute
I'm. ma0. we understand is II Sfate eector on
tbe Fremont ticket, aud regards the negro rs his
cqaal. The Young lady il described "a being
extremely beautiful. and but sixteen years Of
use while her dn,ky lord is biaeter than tho
darkest midnight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

There "a 3.-iusuI.it=5 j #efati" P''
ciaa IA Mississippi. SAYS IT, heephis Enqni'er'
renarkabefof the rcckcs-nrss ri his assertions
IN ,ile stump. who &, not nnfreqnently called
.rhe Wi Diggcf.' The other day. so II Is re
ported an old man. 'lennesscan. was introdo"-
ed IL him directly after one Of his speeches ~
tie Stat. WHO remarked
VOL. Governor. think YIN ARE the man wi"
= something's called the DRgerl"
.Ye-@ -al tie Governor Il believe they d."
Sometimes call me that; bat the truth Is never
dug ~eli IN nay life
/ thought -o" sal the old countrymau.
TI4v my Truth lies at the bottom of a we'll"
aad ifam YOUR speech To day. should judge
u.af gou md Heisr jeea there
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

The New York papers describe the Firemrns
Procession in that city Moniuy,as the greatest do
nonstration ever got up there, Besides one hun
dred and fifteen companies belonging to the city
there were various other associations connected
with the department, many other companies from
Buffalo, Binghampion, Brooklyn, Newark Jersey
City, Easton pa Detroit (Micmganl and Char
lestown, Mass There were thirty. FIVE bands of
music ia the procession. The procession march
ed four abreast, and was oae hosr passing any
given mint.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

Fhe Fredericksburg NeDs asserts that It is
proved beyond contradiction that the Clerks in
the Treasury Department were compelled opay
one-tsnth Of their small salaries To make up an
eleotioneer'ng fund to carry Pennsylvania for
Buchanan This is most infamous piece ofex
tort'on IT not robbery. The alternative j.. sub
nit to this 6iack mail Tariff ~ resiea.
How long will the people submit In such IT,
raDny and corruption the part Of Ito y. in bi'.b
places' Not longer, we sincerely trust, than the
4th Of March next, when Willard Fillmore, an
ed at the head of the Government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
4 ROYAL Suit

The Sous son-inla and grand children Of
the late King Louis Philippe, brought an action
before the civil tribunal, against a person named
Naette, 10 get from him three volumes of manu>
cript which. It appears, were stolen from the
l'ueres or Neuilly in the revolution Of ISIS
The manuscript consisted of continuation by
the King of work originally Published long
time ago, called 'lli>tory of the Bourbon Fami-
ly.' The late King formed the project of bring
ing down the history Of his house from the wear
l733 where The wor, left it. 10 his own times;
but, though h" made considerable progress in il,
he was obliged, owing to his election to the throne
in lS3o 10 abandon it, Nalrtte, having clearly
no right 10 the manuscripts, was condemned to
give them up Ia the Orcau, family. llehad ad
vertisea them for sale, and. not content with that
had offered, by letter, - sell them t. the Duke
d Anmale ON of the Kings sons. Nalettr has
appealed to the Superior Court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

ltffFA ttt- r. l - if1l f. 4hai4-
hon F4rm5 B4f1--;Sir Your letter 81 the iHih
limo came 10 laud DAY before Yesterday informing
aie thai a. Convention ct the Why 81 thr lufci
states held at Baltimore the l7lh ava 18th at toe
mast month was houorod IS thnt Convention tg &c.
ny chosen With one voice then candidate Tor 'hy
Presidency.
Whilst some Of my old Wing friends whom have
always highly fesre .ci. and Whose patriotism ! nm
unwilling 10 Doubt opposed To ny election, and
are engaged. some ull the sde aud FuHc 1n the
1her Of political parties which sowing thr Hftd,
If alienation aud strust between different sections Of
our common country and ~REiug stetlenhl Uarltc
lending weaken il not destroy tho uiea 81 these
states it is source OF iucApressibe efntf ou to
me TO receive the unanimous nomination. otihe picnt
representative bo1s Of tn, NalouH Nh.ss ef The iui
ed States--no les Distinguished lot then tatrlii-
lcuce than fer their patriotism and rheerfuilf uc-
rcpi with the procunde4i emotions OF fratita .eaul
pride.
Although | am the known candidate If anoihcr
party vet ran see nothing 'iishouoIehle IN terch-
ing the support Of all Uuou loving to-" rs vhaie' er
political denomination they ma, he known. ht',
confess thai received this hatteruE tfsiimaasal OF
the continued eonhGaaec IN my personal integrity and
patriotism Of my old Wing friends, with much motc
than ordinary satisfaction ,nd trusl that 81 elect
ed shall do nothing to disappolnt the hupes disc
honor the preferences of tho~c who hbxe generous
ly bestowed their confidence
With renewed expression OF rt ugh respect for
Yourself personally, aud my yonoraton ~ til intel
igent and patriotic body over which YOU preside,
am, sir, your friend and felo@-efilzot
NulApp FnaQ8l4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
Incident Camp nerfiug.

0nr afternoon, during "felleoas -ervices, aud
while a spreacher WAS in full bla-i,' in the mid
lie If mn eshortatjon, Piens looking "brnthrr'
stepped up to the stand or pulpit, aud aii' r
telling the preacher +" hold up for "a moment
mnle the following announcement. IN a clear
ringing tone but with the usual MethodistIcal
IVAN: Sister stevens Is in tent NJ. 40; aud #
l. ratdpr Roberts is on the ground, She wants the
k - 81 her trunk ~ Brother Roberts immediate
" arose aud proceeded to the tent Of sister Ste
ven. aud the preacher resumed his eXhorations,
n If nothing unn-unl had happened
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

Amongst the important improvements on ex-
hibilion Mt the L. :. Agricultural Fair in Phie-
dolphin Inst week wa. n coal cart invented by j.
W, Martin Of Burlington, y. J.. md deposited
by Mr. Samuel II. Rothcrmel Of Philadelphia.
This cart has scale attached to il, by which
every consumer of conl or dealer in the n,ticle
can ascertain the exact weigh, in the cart when
brought 10 the door.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

The n. 7. Journal Of Commerce says. ''rho
arrival OF the George Law, with nearly two mil.
lions in gold. has beeR3ery -opportnne, for the
pressure at the banks was becoming cxcitiuE,
and not without the bnnk statement
fer the week kill show. There has been a lttle
more bueyahoy of feeling ia the money malhet
day, but we cannot SEQ that capital is more
freely offered; the range in the street is 10 per
cent. for prime endorsed paper, 10 IL for prime
single names: paper less known soils at l5a "a
per cent"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
Death ofn se..on Observation-Disclosures

phH ttassdaY last.~ny- the Boston TranScfipi
MI John Hat, the sexton and undertaken CON
n,cted with Rev DR.. Lunt's Church in oniucv
died suddenly while driving n hearse at a funeral
tie was 79 years OF age. and it is supposed that
the eaosn ~ death was affection Of the heart
As he was nd,ag along 1t was noticed that hi,
hat fell from his head to t,e ground md -, 49,.
prhr"d 10 be in,rnsihle of the fact The ci,onn-
stance caused >ome one To approach him. whom
he was found Ia he perfectly lifeiess though lac
sat erect and rigid, holding the reins with a firm
grasp. We doubt if there is on record u o,., Of
death while in the performances Of professional
duty of this peculiar character.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
4.rribI- whale right.

\ Whale sAtv two l,.i oue picked up -
sea abput thee weeks aga, aud taken hShor" ut
Nshsier. some twelve milas fram Wick ~
Gems that tie whale Was not driifed dead from
The Greenland sea-. hat thai h. had fallen in
.insla combat with nuuther monster Of the seas.
The eauiiirf. which took place hbont mile nnda
ialf ffam the shore and which WAS witnessed
from tie land by q number of fishermen aud
aiGefs. ! described a. having ben protrncted
I aud bloody. Tho tyo monsters kept battling
Nth each ather NJ time, with their heads aud ut
tneZ siih their tuii., rnt-ing Tremendous sprny
Tor Il distance If mnuy yard-. After fierce
aud Close encounter they would eaeb retreat for
ia considerable di-taHce. aud nifer brief rest
would again meet ia collision, approaching ench
other with locomotive speed al tho rate Of some
twenty az Thirty miles m hour. On recovering
from The stunning effect II such IN attack they
would nsain resume ~" iigbf, rising mp into the
wntef. sffinging up from ten To twenty feet, aud
coming down on each other with feHfful violence.
ieanwhile the sea for some distance round about
had assumed "A rcd color. indicating that M i'm
monse quantity # blood had been she'd. For
two hours the battle was prolonged. At tho close
Of which ona Of the whales became mntionless.
and the Other retired from the field Of battle
Next morning the whale referred 10 was found
not far from the spot where The engagement
took place. and from various marks in his body,
including IA broken jaw bone. there j. no reason
Ia doubt that h. was one of the two brlligerents
II tie previous afternoon Northern fSc0fidHd)
Ensign.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

DE Tocoueyille. in his recently pnblisl ,yoll,
am Frame. bqf,r. IN, revolution If l7-e drav..
,li.e,oui.itely wr,ppLt pirtnre Of The French
n,ti,,n
Whom consider hi. nation in ftseIfit stri,.cs
mo ns far more extraordinary than my in our
own annals. VA. There ever any nation on the
f,co If the eertb so full Of contrast. md :, OK.
trstne in nil il actions moro swaYrd by .ep.p.
tiaus les by PRINCIPLES; led therefore n wny- tn
H., eitber ,yorse ar b,tor ,hnn wn4cxn.ctsd ,fi,
s,,,,,i,,,q. t,lo,y H.. cnmrnnn lryal r bn,nauit,
sometime. efeatl, nb,vc tn prenIe "a unal,,-
r,,Ie IN Il. lin, instincts. ilat II. Tlrnrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

The Cleveland lletald reports that On Saturday
evening man named Mott WIS arrested lrnr
Shelby. upon chang" of having placed oh-trJ,.
tious on the trncl of e. G. 4 G. X. X. on the
night of the ith ult.. which resulted in THROWN.
the train OF. and nAclug serious I'M ifie> va
ripus persons upon it, The matter va entru,t-
ed Ia one Of the Chicago Independent police.
well known III connection with several n1roit ar.
rests lntcly, but whose namo has escaped u.s.
lie having assumed II strange pub. was,arcurd-
ing To pnn, thrust of from the trim one day last
week, for not paying his fare. aud in the vicinity
of the late accident. He was very angry, aud
breathing curses and mnrdjction, against every
body connected with the railrond, found much
openly expressed sympathy among several of the
ntighbnrhood, and they, upon his wish to have
revenge for his injuries. proposed II plan. aud
told HIM how they had served the railroad folks
ON the 18th of September 4 plan was arranged
for similar piece Of mischief and the oircr
conveyed the necessary information 10 the ruiI-
road people who were to assist ia the arrests 900
Ca Saturday night he, in company with three
others. proceeded to place aud fastcn n timber
in the track which, if struck by II train. would in.
sure certain destruction. Atn given signal from
him those who were 10 arrest rushed iromn place
of coneealment. Mott was caught. bat the officer
ana the other two escaped, unl whether the iii
Ger succeeded in arrestiug themor not, what
has been the result. was not known upon the ar
rival of the Inst train.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

man would under the ns1Ereenbc breath
pEau bY using Tho BALM Uf THOUSAND FLOWERS us a
duutrar would only roulr sweet but leave the teeth
yhs 4Iahssfurt MaN p,auHs IL ua knav their breath s
Ind the tcct 80 delieae ther friend, will never
POUR single drop balm yoar tooth brush
and i vonr teeth Iuli and morning htty cent bottle
vii la YaHr
Baaul Comp cNounay easily be acquired by using the
tI34m4f TIaustud llovrrs II Will remove tan pmp,s
the skin leaving Of soft and roscac hue
Nf tpfyel pour two three Drops and wash the face
iaeHt
sntttsa NJ kpF EASY Wet your shaving brush In either
water. pour three drops al Balm Of
Gbausand lowers" rub III" heard we'll and it viii make q
beautiful Ae much facilitating Incorporation Of shaNinH
only Beware Of eoanteris None genuine
Iulasa .Ienel by W. Z. FETlIDGE Il ca
az Franklin Square, NuH York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
rsueianau'- Withstra Vsnl.

Our oetemporary of the Richmond Uhg has
been promising for some time 10 publish Mr..
buchanan = withdrawal from the eansass. In
Fridays issue he complies with that promise us
ialluws:
nnt-Rnchnnpn Wiihdraw- from the
Contest.
AS we anticipated received late festfrdtv nt-
-ernoou the following brief and pointed hut #ofrow-
ul and Indignant letter from the melancholy sage of
Nhtatand
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE UNITED rATES
WHEAvLANb, Osobe- 18th lsaG
I an uudone individual II owr state has
gone against me. If not, an stained by a most
fdculously small majority. which amounts to the
thing All the rest of the States IL bo ro-
1ng the way ! therefore withdraw from this
Internal contest ] am ne longer candidate Emp
" indeed the honor Of your Cincinnati nomiua-
t.oui cast il from me 4 russ upon the whole Of
Won.
Asrespocff4llr asJ saonll he,
JAMES BUCHANAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

Virginia y Tennessee Raltraad Bridge. Ltn.l lIr, y,
Inc SnhSHuhor having purchased tins ustal prIt aud
'WFlaYhi A . pahnev 60 supetmtond al IT, BIS r,
led 10 furnish at sluri notice. Steam Lug Circular and
sash NaN Mills, MIL Clearing, Shatns ulgrrs Tohar.a
Nrfe"s aud fi'tnro~ Brass aud Iron castings and vr,
iron Work ei every description GoodNins Centre Vent Wa
t't Nhtr which haN" gained reputation pnInvcd hy u,
1ih'r ael since its introduction. considered hy par,s that
uN' nsfa them To fu'iN equal the GHtt#hat Wheel and
adapted a. any head of ertlrr l#ssisi,u ,,,t
be 'enm ihs"av hut any ia f'ruiaen 5toru rr then, m
d" aa ~ aattssnE the superintendent this ltI
af,2alsamfut is better prepared leins sur, With NO.
thaN and dispatch with at o b-st assortment, Of m
terms In he tlunIan whore. aud latfarn NAL L
plored Ia make more when y, ,afaH "
All "#Hk lone ~ This 's.ah'' rrt warranted raa r l,
'''a H'N - thhmuii - .le State AHv inf,rulitn, az
Fiaro a. uf-p., = ~ ''''
oef 2H3y - H.. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
SpECIAL NOTICES.


-, "gOuPErpTIoN o IL the LII" of
> % II ADE"-rEINTlNG in all its various branches
done in ssle tgsrylsscd jg ehy Lsfabhiaf" ~ The
sum nj the SlRG1NlAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MINI
5l4# praed Color manner that will compare with any
VIOLA # Mason aHd bAaus Line Specimens rH1
t lrp Ca and suc Eirst AHet between Nam
al t#I=44gH# Strsais augl-f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
LNoN,,.t.H .4mNrsc..YRAupn.n

hA TO Raj. no AD CDNIRAGTORS.-Irupos y "A
be- seetved al the ucc oflhe Company Knoxville Tenn
until SATURDAY ttc 18th day Of Novenhr for the Gradea
Masonry tic first division, extending willie 10 ~
Baseot the Cumboriand Mountains distance thirty nil
This Dsou covers large amount very heavy work
lt"llmriudca TunUc of l0JO length l5UnO ruf
yards OF Masonry # all kinds and HtaF 100000 cubic ,s
Of earth androck excavation
The Company have good took 1bsgf ptions and loans from
the state u Tennessee amounting nearly $4,000 aprs
bic IL the construction Of this Division
TIN country through which the Road passes rich and ro
duetse aud ahundmty abe to furnish the necessary supplies
t. contractors The work will be divided into sections of about
mile each.
The Company claim the right reserying light Sections
at his time unless included in tn contract with one or
mae heavy Sections the oheei being completion
oil The etfe work nearly praecable same time
right aso reserved reject any proposals that are not
satisfactory.
it's viii be rcqnrcato give security satisfactory evil
Geute 1t their ability the performance Of any work
fiatuHly he awarded them.
lss ProhleS and specifications may and other in
trntan obtained the office Chief Engineer in Knox
vile NJ + PRIcffARb t'hief Enc
IL I9.rtIOuoy Itnaysi, 6. E.,,,rct-+,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

rirsI s1rIst Nrlun and North Carolina wi cumn'ur"
Mt e lar grounds Petersburg the 2st october Loot"
AMI continue. four days
The inardut Railroad ~ ID pas all articles intended for
Itau members # the Society their funos ou the
mt fis ofahIr terms. JOSEPH y. SCOTT Socy,
,gt = 4ft,f4tort q A. s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

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House the busiest aud
town. and would advise all WHO prepared for W
tors chilling winds 10 MAKE haste thither his beautiful as
he entirely gone
has Hand fnll supplP of Furnaces Rang,.
Cooking Soyeso of various patterns Parlor, Office and A.
Of every size ADD style Crates I'M,
cannot he surpassed DC auty and which fail to nea
h tld4 liz isalso prepared 10 do MI Kinds ~ b
work either lin, Copper or Iron With dispatch and ptn,
I'll pautiag business also carried by him in naIor
Thai eaGne be eXce"d Ills friends and PATROLS both in tv
anl a#1l5,rv will profit by calling soon.
ii erltrs promptly attended TO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

ebasASE sOAp.-Nc have Just received an
othcr supply Of this very fac washing Soap for sale
oct ltis LEE & JOHNSON