davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30
Agitation the Object.

The New York Times now intimates that
the proposition for the immediate admission Of
Kansas ~ free State, 10 merely . political
stratagem, and that It IL advocated for some
other reason than because there is any expec-
tasion fits success. We copy the following
paragraph from the Times:
The proposal of Senator Seward to admit
Kansas into The Union Immediately, with the
State Consttuttion formed at Topeka, would at
once restore peace and order to the Territory.
But 1t Is evident that it cannot and will not be
adopted; ind we presume II was not introduced
with any expectation that it would be success
full The circumstances under which this Con-
stitution was formed-by Convention called,
not by any authority of the Government of the
Territory, but in defiance Of it--and composed
of delegates elected by party. instead Of by
the whole body Of the People--would create, in
any case. very formidable barrier to its &C.
ceptanee by Congress. But whatever may be
the merits Of the application for immediate adj
mission, no one supposes for moment that it
can be successful. 1t might possibly pass in
the House Of Representatives, but both the
Senate and Executive are immovably hostile to
it. As measure Of practical redress, there
fore,-from which the people of Kansas can ex-
pect relief from their difficulties. this proposal
for its immediate admission as State is out Of
the question. We must look elsewhere for a
solution.
The Times is correct in supposing that the
admission of Kansas as free State, would re-
store tranquility to that Territory. But, Meth
er Seward, nor the Administration wish the
question settled till after the Presidential cleo
ton.
They have no other object than to make pc
litical capital out of an agitation which might
but for the patriotism of the people, endange
the Union. The question, whether Kansas il
, to be free or slave State must depend upor
its own inhabitants when a constitution shall
be properly framed. The whole country vii
+ abide that result if it be fairly decided. This
0 however, does not suit Seward and his co-ad
r tutors.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

Nh BY referring to the advertisement of
Washburn's Indian Ampbitheatre and Circus,
you will observe that they will perform at Yazoo
City, June and 18th, at and P. M. As we
shave never witnessed any Of the performances Civ
IN by the Company Of course, we are unable to
speak personally Of its merits, nevertheless, judg
ing by the tone ofthe Press from the pieces where
they have been performing previously, we have
10 reason 10 doubt that they deserve the highest
coLImendation. One of the daily New Or
leans papers speaks Of this Company as follows:
Washburn's Circus and Indian Amphitheatre clio.
scd its exhibitions at the Pelican Theatre last
night before large and observation-disclosures. We
commend this company to the public in other
LOWS which it may visit, and the lovers Of sport
and admirers Of skill cannot fail to be pleased
with its exhibition. Their performances are tru.
~ novel, and must be seen to be appreciated.
The WI Indians from the Rocky Mountains
who, by tkc.way, are the Simon Pare Red men,
have bceu evidently appreciated to the full here IN
NV Orleans, for the Circus has been nightly
gnlccl with our best families who could attend
without the least apprehension that any indecorum
woulj make them regreat their presence. The
nrrosuvering dances, rites ceremonies and Histor.
ical piecss enacted by the Indians and 6quaws
- well worth the. prices of adnission- Besides
fhrY haze = large company Of White performer
=, ~ twlll bout equals which renders this on
We largrsi and most attractive Companies thai
syys ezaioited IN THE City.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30
AmbrOtypeS.

NURNEY will remain FEW DAYS
VI LONGER ONLY in Yazoo CITY by spe-
cial request, to give those from the country an
opportunity TO secure one of bis inimitable, un-
approacha lie, neuer Jadng ambrotype pictures.
Pressing engagements must hasten his de-
parture.
Roc ms in the old Odd Fellows Hall, over
Mr. Wilson's JeweIry store.
Yazoo City, May 81, 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Richardson e. Robinson.
no ----l:

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Richardson e. Robinson,
VS. vendi
Andrew Patterson, ct al.
James O'Reilly, Admr.
VS. vendi
An rev Patterson. ct al and Security.
Jerry s Robinson,
VS. vendi
Andrew Patterson.
Link & Harrison.
VS. vendi
Andrew Patterson.
Kidd & James, use,
vs. vendi
Andrew Patterson.
II w Bat.aile.
VS. vendi
Andrew Patterson.
10y virtue of the above stated Executions
- to me directed. from the Honorable
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, will sell
% the highest bi der. for cash on
monday 9Th May 1856.
at the Court House door of said Counfv
within the hours prescribed BY Law, the
following propert, to wit:
South half lot 222, Lots $50. 339. SO
ono third ef lot Sal. and lot 40, al Is
Yazoo City.
Levied on as the property az the s3sfend~
ant, Andrew Patterson. and will Be sold to
satisfy the above stated cases and costs.
II A. JENKINS Sheriff
By B. Bostict. D s.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30
Gin Stand improvement.

r HAVE become interested In the Fulk
j Improvement on the Cotton Gin for the
counties of Yaxoo and Madison. Orders leff
Il the Post Office in Yazoo City, directed e
ma viii meet prompt attention.
Feb. 29:4l;kf. THOMAS OLIVER
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

peA- There is not another article in the
market that has gained the celebrity OF Woods
Hair Restorative" for cleansing and restoring
gray hair TO it's natural color. 1t gives salts
faction to all who use it. See advertisement.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

" Our administration, after great deal Of hesi
taton and vaseillatoD has formally recognized the
Rivss Walker Government in Nicaragua We
think the great error land very great one indeed)
was in the refusal to make the recognition when
Parker H. French offered his credentials. There
was quite as much reason for the recognition then
as there fs now and the refusal to recognize was,
under the circumstances, direct and palpable de-
atrure from the whole established practice Of our
government
Thequestion now comes up whether citizens Of
the United States will be permitted by the u g.
goverkment to 60 without molestation to Nicaragua
The rec, gnitiou Of Nicaragua makes Of course no
difference r. to the duty Of government to enforce
the observance Of our neutrality laws and the laws
Of nations, but we hayea strong impression that
Mr.. Pierce, after having made very feeble and
vain show Of stopping the filibusters, has about,
come TO the eonclvsion to let them have their own
way. Indeed he seems to have let them have their
own way for some time pask For. orr own part
We are Sor the strict maintenanee Of the laws. but
90 thore e % violation X TIED ana 81 violation N
national faith and obligation, " cfe not how much
hslp WALKER shall 81 tlum TIE United States
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

HrBlank Declarations for the Federal Cour
for sale at this office.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

"a The Police Court Of this county has held
aborious session last week. We publish only
small part Of its proceedings, they being handed
in too late. Win all appear in our next.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

" Mr.. N. G. Nye is authorized 10 receip,
for moneys due this office.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
e. ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON.
OF TENNESSEE.

or We are authorized to announce w. B
Richardson as candidate for Coroner, cleo.
ZION to axe place June 9th 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

The AMERICAN PARTY OF tennessee IN CouN-
cL--The Nashville Patriot says: In almost eve
ry county in the State, American meetings were
held on the 9TH inst. All of them, so far as we
are informed, cordially endorsed the nominations
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. The
fact is, the people Of Tennessee have nnbounded
confidence in Willard Fillmore, and we have no
doubt whatever as to the result in this State. He
will carry it by handsome majority.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30
The Circuit Court.

This tribunal, Judge E. G. Henry presiding.
commenced its session at this place on last
TuHsdIy, The following is list of the Grand
Jury empannelled to "enquire in and 70. the body
Of Yazoo county.
DENT H. MILES, Foreman. M
Joseph A. Lav,uder, VIM, Hewett,
a. e.. Wilborne, Hampton Cox,
N rtin Frloy, E. L. Bower,
N. Ingram, Jas. Jackson,
Chas. Calvet, Wade H. Mills,
mo. W. Anderson. ID uglas s. King,
d. w. Hendricks, Jas Lvingtsn.
]. Vancleve,
81: His Honor delivered an'abe charge to this
Grand inquest, defining their powrrs and du.
ties with great clearness and comprehensive
ness He warned them against finding upon
frivolous an doubtful information, mantaine
that an informant sometimes makes allegation,
in the jury room that they will not sustain BY
their testimony in open Court. He recapitulate,
the various crimes and offences known to oul
laws aul charged that diligent aud discreet cir
cnmspe3tion groom the action Of the jury il
ferretipg them out rs the public good WIS no
enhanced so much by the number Of Indictment
found as upon the suffciency of of the evidenc,
upon which the findings were had. The civi
docket for the present term evidences a dimin
uation in litigation from last Court. The Grim
inal docket is nearly clearep Of cases of an,
magnitude of crime. One or too importan
criminal cases will be tried this court, but
more extended notice Of them will be gveI
hereafter.
Judge Henry has entered into the dscharg
OF business. His labors are arduous and sever
and he prcsecutcs them with diligence an
an ability that distinguishes him particularly a
an able aud upright Judg, and eminently quahfie
aud ltfSr the Office he occupies.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

/. Tar PHuADELrHIA ELEcfIoN.-The North
American. . paper whose sympathies are saidqo
ise wholly in favor Of Repnbllcanism at the pre-
enttine, which urged the election OF the sd-
ministration ticket, announces the result Is fol-
lows: ~
AZ this ses6F has been mainly brought .,
bout 81 Wing voter. WEIGH, for local ressoos-
were cdstin favor Of the successful candidates
itcannot be regarded - party triumph
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30


But the little women in black anticipated all OBJ
ections: :. Boys, countrymen, friends" said she
viii not deceive you, these are American tickets.
and you must vote them to day, all you. l was
born in afffuence, my father was an Irishman-he
came to this country and made great fortune,
he lived like prince in New Orleans, but ne
never forgot his native land, the sweetest Isle OF
the Ocean. He sent money to all that wanted it.
His doors were open to the needy of all lands but
especially to the exiles of Erin Some of you remem
Der him. His palace may still be seen in ruins in
Lafayette. But though high man and naughty
to his equals. he closed his door against the
poor and desolate He died and lief,
great possessions to one little baby girl the child
Of his passionate love. But bad men destroyed
the WILL and have reyelled in his wealth, the CIR
never found out her vast inheritance till she was
twenty-six years of age. Her oppressors and theil
heirs still revel in the property that is by righ
hers, and she with two daughters, is q wanderel
weary head. Good men, brave hearts, am tn
daughter of Daniel Clark the Irishman, and tn.
4 widow Of Major General Gaines of the Unite(
States ARMY The native American candidat
!. Cor Judge is good man unprejudioed against me
II the Democratic candidate Tor Judge 10 elected
such i the feeling the Catholic Church has agains
me. for If 1 lose my suit they claim my propeEt,
under will given to them from my fathers widow
on her death bedl that ! shall have no hope d
getting Justice" She ceased and the air wal
rent with the shouts Of the warm hearted digger
1.-The true heasbsd men--honor and glory Say W,
10 the true, the manly heart Of whatever cime tina
refuses to Cypress womanl And they went ev
! cry one Of them and, votsd che American ticket
And 50 Mrs.. Gaines gained her suit. Three Of til
Judges being for her, and ono againa her. Dueh
anan having ab6ented himself 3 1Gay VIZ hone TIA
when thisis read In q fair u,anaion II New York
and friends gather around - hear IT. ono voic.
win say. I'd ar ftiand, how wish she were here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
SAMUEL SWAN, MANAaER.
prises n0soamsiWg to
$2O4,OOO!!
VIII he distributed according 10 the following
N 4. NBGuGE ENT 80 E E!!
NM hgr- A. RriBeas

y, tss ,,,I,,. a., nuutinu In 2ui,uNO
Tho 5or Prizes of ~ are determined by the number when
$40 lrzef that number should he an oddnt
numhor tirket In the Scheme VIII he emu
tied to So " number then every even nnmbor t'ket
win be entitled a 81 In addition 10 other Prize "hehmaa
he drawn.
Purchasers hnybr equal quantity Of odd and even
number ekes viii he certain of drawing nearly one han IN"
OF the with chances of obtaining other rsea
An those tickets ending with L. 4, 4, are ovenhI uos'
ending with |. 2, .. z, are odd
y Remember that every Prize Is drawn and rayhhi" IN
lul " ithoui deduction.
An rges of 81 O0o aud undcr paid immediately after the
drnwng-othor iryes ~ the usual time of thirty days
An tatons strictly confidential Tho drawn mum
will be forwarded purchasers immediately after the
drawing
whole Tickets, SIO-uniscs, ~5-0U0rsers, ~.
Prize cashed rd In other Tickets ut either
Office
orders for Tickuts can be addressed TO
:. SWAN n CO, Atlanta Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
July padt9aug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

ruNE undersigned Will continue the Grocery and Commits
sion business and the purchase of Wheat Mt the old stand
where he will be pleased h friends and the public
generally. VIM a. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW NOWN CLOTHING. OF superior "".''
~ JENNINGS WHEELER n co. ~ thahbe'r Suo'',
opposite the Park oor Wholesale, an lmnense STOCK "
CIoTulNG, of all Kinds. tiothtag doodi f'rHs hSeRd
bys J,y,ces ia,e call and Sss iunc II dimos
TuNuuE HAZARD POWDER eOuPANA, ,
II Manufacturers and Dealers in GNNloNlEk, having
their prices correspond with the reduced ~ :"
their we'll known brands oi te'
indian Rifle kentucky RI e Powder In Kegs An" can
stes Aso. Gnupow der Tor blasting aud minnr .nmiisb
fu of qualities and kinds required by the trade
guaranteed TO give entire satisfaction.
The standard Of their pDWptR, which haa eoosen u'c
highest reputation than 1.-Two years Mhi ne
found other manufacture In the world
sale principal dealers and also at the once q"
the Company No, ~ Wall co. Water street New N"ih
A. q. HAZARD frcst
A. H. DOUGLASS, Seo1y, ,
81 'bm Is MI, 'o.i
CONNOLLY n ADAMS, Tobacco G"msnss-
~ SION MERCHANTS, No A. FNoNr str ct, Now YORK
y Liberal adv anccs consignment.
M. INNisC ADAMS would be pleased to hear nom his
friends at this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY.
nnl kOBT Nj ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
BALTIMORE.


IL
- Urinary baltimore -Ihatitu,ed D. 1899, No 81 SoniA
Bahfmore (near the Post Ofcc) CURE TNSUR-
EIp OR NO FEE REQuIRED-Dr. Mills an xpsriencsd
physician Of the Aopathc School, be confdssiisay
suited In all cases Of private nature or disease
No Money Required G1re is moi EUecfed-A practical
pcrenee Of enables DIR. n TO
The shortest possible time to have II safely ehected
Th fdrp extensively celebrated for the ehectual and
speedy Of all Glasses of Secret Diseases established
IN this city, n refuge from Quackey. 20
The ph this Institution would render public
notice not for the many applicants here for
ho have been lched oi their money mareated by
The Chatans who flourish largely In the public prnss and
with whom city Ia oycrstoeked. ...a
lMicfed BE- Guard would avoid Injury,
MARY loss and early medical aid
obtained DIR NJ. makes ainring
promises than he viii honorably perform
Secondary and Chronie CdsThe uausl symptoms Bore
Throat liberation of the Mouth Itching and Tenderness abou,
Blotchc Erupions the skin Sc Upon thu
cect iona cure
cases. DR. NJ Is willing stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph g Scitaccrhe remedies Of DIR NJ In iestor
manly ygor afng the shattered eonsttu
speedily all debility OF Injury incurred from
habit unsurpassed by any oiscoves II tn
Fsshei MaaAood May here find certain restorative
their have realized the
which the failure OF Qnackeres Ia their hitherto
nnilloas soarr h, had become almost extingnishea.
idpatners 81 TredfmsntNo poisonous compounds Of Mer
Noxioun Drugs used In his practice
10 Fadies-Lupg experience In ahe treatment OF Female
Affections Nervous diseases, &c qualities DR. NJ afford
RfG effect Csre In the mos, dhicult Con
saerody guarded and treatment marke with skill
dolicnuy.
ny Mi 1ireai Perentre This sovereign remedy applca.
bio either aex Will be duly prepared, by mall
,cpt of S5 by rennR Slo prescription will be included
Distant peraens cured ~ home by addressing DIR j. Is.
MILLS BALIiMonr, Qetters post paid) Medicines in
any direction, by mall or express
Inu.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
TERMS.

The VIRGINIAN Is published daily at &c and iriweeky at
per annum adv vance NJ paper viii he discontinued ex-
ep At option of the Proroors, untl all aearages shall
have been paid
inserted for 40 cents per square
IA nes or less Insertion and M cts for each
a., unless weekly and theu 80 cts
% sarc be char ged FOR each Insertion If the numbcro
irnns he ked the Ms 1t will be published till or
lsrcd out, aud charged accordingly
' THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
Eor a
Fol do do "
For one do souiw eek ly %
intended for both papers subject to spe
iRl contract. ,,-.=.- a..
Annual alv criisers will be limited TO their immediate
the charged at transient rates
% All advertisements appear in the daiy ana ul
weekly papers. -. -,
tcAhlY for the eNccss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
LOTTERIES
ALABAMA LOTTERA.
iatloi led sy ths STATE qf aiobasol
SOUTl1ERN MILITARY ACADEMY
L2TrEKSTiuih iuih,ps

the city Montgomery Alabama In public,
on THURSDAY, AUGUST i5lh 1886, on the
HAN A n \ pI. \ MI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

n y. 4 a.. \. DIuGUBD, Successors Ia n.
lie DIuGulD q SONS, viii keep constantly on hand u
large stock all kinds Of FURNITURE of their
iaeue they will be pleased shew the old friends aud
patrons of DnFuld a Sous and the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

fuNIIE subacrbcr In retiring from the Of Miller
Elam rotnna his thanks for tho patronage received at
the hands his friends respectfully Eoets continuance
nf the 10 the concern of VIM A. Miller.
fc RORERT ELAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
PHILADELPHIA.
AyCn,s PITTS. Gor.,i the

II
- sSS--....s.Z- comllishes the purpose designed IL "
easy to make physical P-but not easy to make w pes,
all Pflls-ouc which would have none a 'ne
all the advantages of every other ms na o,i snhm,, ,o
hq pnbc decision II has been unfortunate for the paneh'
hitherto that almost every purgatve meaene 10 [ %
and irritating to the bowels rus rs @ ,he system as to
more than coune the good to I've defi'ou "n
These Pads produce no ratonor pain nn'ss ~ ~ ,h how,
previously existing obstruction or derang'me ~ ri
els Being purely vegetable harm van arse ire" '
any quantity hut it is better hH any mrd''u' % ~ n
be taken pdeousy. directions Tor thcr use " ~,
several diseases to which they applicable give" on '
box Among the complaints which nave been sp''"J ,,
by thom mention Liver Complaint m M II" ,I, is,
Jaundcc Indigestion Iangour and ls o ApPct'e 's'
lessncss Irritabty bilious Headach Bilious ftNc frN"
Ague In the Side and loins ior IN truth al, 's
are but the consequences OF dSe'u Nv u, " " H.,
Piles Cho pysrntery IIunors Scrofua aud Scnrv. Colds
with OF the bohy Ulcers and Inn iy o' 'ne uooo
in short and every case where pnlea'No 10
The produced sinuarly snceessfn cures III
rheumatism GuuL preTv, Gravel ffyspehs laip'a'ohe
the Back. Stomach and Side They should
freely In spring purity the blood
prepare the change Of SEASONS An oe
casiona dose stimulates the stomach Into healthy action ana
restores the appetite and ygor They purify the poou an"
their action the circu!atoy syste rn"Nae
the wasted or d,seaseo
energies of the whole organism iicne, an o'.as uo'a
though serious derhngeinch' oA' o
unnecessary dosing should never be carried too a rs every
purgatve medicine reduces the strength when taken to eA
Thu thousand eases In whch physlc IN r"luo" e"
but they suggest themseVos TO tue
of every body and is confidently believed his r
will purpose than anything which has hitherto
public will onRe doubt what remedy To employ
when in need of a enthartie medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant to take nnd beng
purely vegetable harm arise from their use any guam
tity
Prepared by DR. JAMES c, AYER,rracIenl and Ansly'le
Chemist Lowell Mass Price % cents per Box Fivo boxes
tor 4 co Sold by John II. Seay, Iynehbutei aud by MI
Druggists and Country Merchants throughout the Sta'e-
Purcell I.add Il Co, Richmond, General Agents.
may t. dyr m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

uuOl SIC Eu RNlsulNl. ARTICLES, inst Ia
hnnd Carprtlug. all widths, Plated Tea Sets, very
beautiful Plated able CaHto Spoons Forks Ladca Candle
sticks syrup Stands Walters Communion hota Piicheir bob
o Cnps &c &C. manufactured oxprosely Tor our sale mud
Ut superior quality,
Uloek Tin trna Coffee Higgins and Pots Ten
Jelly Muus Coffee Stranera Ten Halls Water Coolers,
Diah Toilet Sets, beautiful Feather
busters Preserve Kettles Preserve Sklmm.ra, Nnerarka,
Egg heaters Lemon Suuoczcr Glt 1ne aud Bands ont Cor
uiec Market baskets tRH Lighters &c. sc Please call and
examine before purchasing elsew here.
july l6t d. GREGohN 90
AIOTIGE.-Tbc co-pnrsnersi,ip heretofore ~
1 sinE between the undersigned and S Dlugud, under
hssylr Duguid Soma dissolved on the lat day OF
January last.
Tho business will hereafter be carried by the undernod
under the aud Rylc of u T.. q. A. DlUGUID, AT the
old stand of X DmFud ~ SONS.
An persons having claims agnnst the firm Of bugnid
viii present them FOR seemant and those owing
accounts viii please forw ard aud pay up
DAVID 4. DlUGUIb,
GEORGE A. DIuuUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

RICIiNGND ADVERTISEMENTS.

HNIANO-We hand Some eOo tens -, The lmils <
cargo Gnano that imported last wintrr No ni Ms
have heard from the purchasers II mas given entire satN
ion equal with Peruvian rasscngefs by the central
Rail road good effects by noticing straw
barry ull they pass through the farms ID w hnSa'l
ESD Garrett Esd - Anderson, Jr, were some oi 'he
uprchasers fit, For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

vuNE Family Grocery, Two doors below the
Norveil House has oived fresh supply of
which the Popretors invite the attention Of their
friends and the public assuring them they will sell them good
goods small advance cost for cash. = ta4
july 2S-ts G. ID. FLYNN g. co,
FuNUE DAISY CHAIN by Author of Hearts
L. Ease &c Martins Of Cromastin by Chas Lever Wal.
kos Expedition Nicaragua by Wells; Tho Wanderer by
Author Old Doctor Gabriel Vane his fortunes and his fiends
The above with Magazines received at MORSE'S
in Liza