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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

WETMORE & WEBB.
HOUSE, Sign and Ornamental Paint.
IL ers, over Hardware store Of Morton Co., Jener-
son ST., Burlington Iowa.
Are prepared do all work in their line best
STYLE including granng paper hanging and gliding up
glass. Work warranted and prices reasonable je4y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
Eastern Carriages and Rnpeies !

Eastern Carriages and Buggies!
ME subscribers are receiving from their HY.
i mandatory in Plymouth, Conn.,,
variety of LIGHT CARRIAGES and BUGaIRs, E%%>
which for durability, taste and good work -S&----
mahshp are not surpassed in this part Of the country
All wishing purchase invited to call and examine
for themseves.A work warranted and sold at Eastern
prices, transportation added Depository in Ogden
Copp's Warehouse Water-st Burlington, Iowa.
VIII. MuSsoS, Agt fapaltil SHELTON & FUTILE.
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J. PRUGH & BROTHERS,

NV HNOllESA1IE UnU IHCVH1I r uk.
w Mtture Establfshment. will be-U~
found three doors east of Coolbaugh Brooks ~a
Banking House. up stairs, where will at allAl060
times be pleased wait customers We will con-
stanty keep hand kinds of Furniture such Sofas,
Socabes, Divans Spring Chairs and Rockers Cane Seat
and Windsor Chairs Card and Centre Tables Cottage,
Misses, and common Bedseads, Breakfast and Dining
Tables Stands Towel Racks Safes, Looking Glasses, Pic
ture Frames and host of other things, to
mention-all Of which we offer cheap for cash.
: METALLIC AND WOOD COFFLNS
kept constantly on hand.
~ Hearse and Carriages furnished reasonable
ms II required may14.tf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

A. w. & w. CARPENTER,
nEALERS In Gold and silver Watches,
~ Clocks, JKwELRy, Siverware, Fine Cutlery, Gold
Pens Fine SlverPated Ware, Spectacles Coral Beads,
Aorte Mon@ies, Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes, Accorde-
ons, &C., &c.
tH- Watches and JeMery repaired and warranted
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver Store Main street,
harrington, lotcd. sept. 2s.
STOVER, ARCAITECT,-Wi furnish
drawings and superintend the construction Of build
ings Of all description, public and private Office, North
Third street, Burlington. Iowa. (jan.2l.y.]
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FABIAN BRYDOLF,
IJOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE L. ORNA-.
II MENTAL PAINTER, Imitator OF Wood
and Marble fresco and Scene Painting, Paper Hanging
Glazing &C., &cShop Third street. between Jefferson
and Valley. mar2S.y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

J. w. & C. A. WHITE,
nEALERS I'm STOVES, CASTINGS aud
~ Hollow WARE Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Timers Stock, &C., at the old stand Of Lyman Cook Co.,
Burlington, Iowa. iune20.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

T UMBER YARD.-J. w. Il w. ID. Gil.
IL bert, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles Lath and Square
Timber the OF Jefferson and sixth streets Bur-
ngton, Iowa. oct Soy
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VVHN v. ~ Xxx -
West side Of Public Square, RAIssia.D, Iowa.
me seese HOUSE, having excellent run Of patron.
aae new furniture, il cHsred for ssle Enourr on the
S's'Ases ef fmar.sa Nv. MYERS
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DIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.-Atthe the
ID store of Messrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street.
burlington, where English, German Swedish and Welsh,
Bibles and Testamcnts, may always be found at cost
prices. nov
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1otels.

HAWK EVE HOUSE.
Al WTLLIAk GLASS, Proprietor.
On TIE Soats-scest Gbrner of tie pubiic SSuare
DSCeOlns n
az regular line Of Stages and Hacks rsns through
this place, East and Vest also North to Fort Des Moines
and South TO ST. Joseph. lmayS-yl
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FROM KANSAS.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, June 9, 1856.

To the Editor of the Missouri Democrat: tA 8
The following is the testimony of an accom-
plished and beautiful young lady of this city,
long resident here, and for some time school
teacher, @"'-
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nOCTOR WILLIAM VAN ZANDT OF
St. Louis, oculist and 9pthalmir surgeon, finding 1t
necessary his health reside during the warm
son in more northern situation, has selected sum
mer residence city Of Rock Island Illinois, where he
can be consulted all diseases the and 0pthamic
the FIRST Of July until the last of Septem-
bcr Chronic affections generally will receive portion
OF his attention, and eye patients will find that during
the warm season. they be successfully treated
In more northern climate than that of st. Louis
maySS-9mwt
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n ID. = ~ = - = ~
ATE OF u. g. A. offers his professional services to
II the citizens Of Burlington
KueRKscss-Facuity Maryland University, Medical
profession Of Washington D. c., Prof Aonzo Clark, New
York. -
once over Post Once Residence two doors above.
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nee States:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
ARRIVALS AT THE
Wash in gtOn HOusc-smend Il Clark, props.

TO O'CLOCK, FRIDAY.
Gars Roanoke; Ii Robertson + Graves, Pitt; Il r I'd
muBis Campae Thos Lunsford Roanokei Irvine Bea II
Caytor franklin II T Williams Texas saunders bedinfo
Capt Mitchell do; w II Tardy, Campbell; w King,
Mrs Hunter, Miss King, Mrs p Finch Campbell H.
Scott and SON T Cock. Campbell, Frazer, city WIN
Pannii Franklin. n Miller. Pitts I w Anderson do; Ro
Archer w w Gwathney Richmond; w Freeman, Phia
Heuser Newborn; + NJ Tate Snayth; A G Pendeon and
daughter Giles: Pendeon ir, Smyth Miss ReedcuN;
Snapp, Washington; Vance Smyth G b Fiske, Rich
lnond j p Brugh Botetourt w Waltz Fincas,e NJ Ian
dom Fncastle; Price Farmyle G G. Hartman, IL Trout
RoanokeJ l. Gwathney Bot Springs; p { Massie Nelson;
Jas Campln VIM Watkins SaIem G b Griffin Roanoke; J
Dunn Abingdon: Mr. Rrne Eselvilie; Mr. Newland ron,
Dale, Estevie; John Turner, Richmond; L
Murry Bait w Wilkinson, Richmond; w II Stokes l.u
nenburg; Capt Davis Petersburg; Miss Watts Miss
+ Watts, MISS n l. Tayloe Miss Tayloe, Roanoke }
Mor Patripk; w Jordan, Bedford Withers l.
Ward;tIeesvlle; Peck Rives Roauokei Goode Miss
J Goode Bedford; N Obenehan, Botetour w NJ Bryan
Amherst w Bryan, North Riuer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
,SHici9e NTH chl0rO form

A young married woman named Harriet E Tun-
nell,ihe mother of an infant child. destroyed her
self by indulgence in the of chloroform at
Alton. Ill.,, short time since. She had been in
the habit of using laudanum. for the sake of its
narcotizing effects and when prevented from oh
tanning that. resorted to chloform a substitute.
Once she narrowly escaped death from the effect.
of either physician being called just in time 10
save her. Again. she bribed child to buy chic
reform, and soon found rigid in death, with
the bottle Of the fatal liquid pressed to her uos-
trils She was person in good social position,
and had influential friends. who sought in vain
to break up habit So dangerous to herself and
child.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

we have the following in addition to onr tele.
eraphlo report OF the Atanic's news yesterday:
PARIS Snnday.-All lat night crowds Of per-
sons waited outside the palace in expectation of
the olrih of the imperial infant. Before morning
they were apprisea Of the entree of the Prince
by two lights placed in a window. Al daylight
salute OF one hundred guns announced the
event to the whole population.
The infant was privately christened by the
BISHOP OF Paris, receiving the name Napoleon
Eugene Louis Jean Joseph.
The Emperor announced that he will be god
father and the Empress god mother TO all the le-
Ultimate children born in France on the 10Th of
March.
On Monday gratuitous performances were
given at all the theatres. Tie day was a com
plete holiday and at night the city was ium-
mated
The London Herald says that the birth of the
French Prince is regarded as another pledge for
the future peace of Europe.
The several governments are said to be actu-
ally relaxing war preparations.
The decline in the English and French funds
is attributed to an absence of speculative de-
mand.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March l8.-The Cot
ton market has been duer than during the pre-
vious week. although the business done was to a
fair extent. The sales of Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday amount to $4,000 bales includ
ing 1880 bales taken for speculation and export.
Prices somewhat in favor ofbuyers. Com
mon qualities being most depress ed. The Man
chester market is quiet, but prices firm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
The Uedther-Snom and Ice

The weather in this region, in view of the fact
that we are now in the second spring taoDih. has
been nothing to brag off, but still il has not
been so bad that it might not have been agreat
deal worse. At the North and "awny down
East. however. they are really to he pitied.--
There they are still surrounded with every
thing pertaining to dreary winter, terrible snow
storms suspension of navigation, blockaded rail-
roads, &c.
In the vicinity of Montreal, there are said to
be snow drifts twenty eight feet in height: by
actual measurement. On Friday last there was
severe snow storm in Northern New York,
blocking mp many of the railroads in the neigh
borhood of Rochester
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Cotton was somewhat less active yesterday,
but prices firm; the sales embraced about $500
bales, n good part of which was in transttu.--
Flour steady at the previous days prices,
though sale, were somewhat less. ennessee
common to good road wheat sold Mt 81 TO : !
20. and lot of fair Southern white ut 81 S7 J.;
prime white Canadian was firmly held above the
views of buyers. Corn was iirmer with fair
sales, at prices ranging from G2c. 67o. closing
at the latter figure for prime white and yellow,
suitable for shipping. Rye was dull. The stock
of pork being less than was expected, (224f2
barrels against AZ ,25;} on the 1t of last month,
and 81 ,475 on III of April, in 1859 the mark et
was frmer, aud closed actively. with n decided
advance; mess sold at SIG 81 Il SIG 565 aud
some small lots at 81 62i, and rrim" at ! Is 25
The stock OF beef was large and the market dull.
Sugars were tirmer, without change OF moment
in prices; the auction sale OF NV Orleans went
off at full prices -Mlessrs Stuart, quotations for
refined are given elsewhere. Coffee was firm,
with moderate transactions. Freight engage
ments were less active. and shippers were offer
ing less for grain to Liverpool. while 500 bales
of cotton were engaged tat Id.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. April 3.-The election for
State officers and members of the General As.
sembly, came off in this State yesterday Amer
icus w. Potter. the Democratic candidate and
present incumbent defeated by 5000 votes.
VIM. w. Hoppin was elected Governor, Mr.
Bartlett Secretary of State, aud Mr. Hart Ator-
ney General. There were no choice 10y the peo-
pie for 1t. Governor and State Treasurer, The
coalition of Republicans and Americans have Il
clear majority in the Legislature.
The returns SO far show that the Senate stands
Is Coalition to Q Democrats, Wing and va.
cancies. The House stands 90 Coalition to 81
Democrats and 30 vacancies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
Sickness Of DR.. Graham

DIR. g., who was sentenced to the States
Prison at Sing Sing for a number of years, in
consequence of the homicide of Col. Loring at
the st. Nicholas Hotel, N. Y, is said to be so
i'll that it is not thought he will 1.-Two. The DR..
was made apothecary when he entered the
prison. aud many persons grumbe because he
was not made to labor like the more common
conyiets. 1t seems that his mmunities did not
preserve his health or keep up his spirits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
Election IN Learen,rorib 4. r.

Last week there was an election in Lcaven-
worth for councilman. The contest was strictly
b tween the -'lavery and black vepublican par
ties. Beck the pro-slavery candidate was ell o.
ted by l02 majority. Great rejoicing followed as
prior events had left some doubt whether Lea-
venworth was or was not pro-slavery town. =
This election settles the question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05

DESTITUTION IN TEXAS.-So shocking is the
condition of the roads between lndianola and the
Gulf coast of Texas that -four was worth TWEEN
ty- five dollars barrel at the latest advices, and
at some other places in that section it could not
be bought at all.
KANSAS SUBsCnPTIoN.-The Muscogee, Ga f.,
Emigration Society acknowledge the receipt of
the following sub,ciiptons:-H Hon. r. Toombs
300, Hon. A. Iverson 800; Hon. NJ. G.. Well
born. 800; George Hargraves Esq, 800; Hon.
NJ. c. Crawford, $50, and Col. I, Lomax $50.
AssAssINATIoNs are of almost daily occurrence
in New Orleans. The latest victim is Waterman
Ageo, a native of New York, who shot
through the head by some unknown villain.
Thirty slaves belonging to Samuel S. Sim
mons, of n. Carolina. left for parts unknown last
week.
Tho city council of Milwaukee has authorised
the issue of 1925, 900 in bonds to the Waertown
Railroad Company.
The New York Bible society is medita,ing the
plan of publishing the Bible in newspaper FORM
for more general circulation.
A corporal of line regiment, stationed at
Calais France, has Just inherited fortune OF
$4,000, 900 francs.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company are CON
structine a line of telegraph for their own use.
from Pi,lsburg to Philadelphia.
-Four men. belonging to the U. 5. steam frlg'
ale Merrmac. at Norfolk. deserted on Saturday
night.
Ex-Gov. Smith, of Va, at present Congress
man. being in i'll health, has left for home t" re.
main few days.
The Parkersburg (Va) Gazette notes the de-
parture of Is or 90 families from that county Tor
the West
The Merchants Exchange and number Of
other buildings and stores in Bath.Steuben conn
~, y. Y. were destroyed by fire on the 9th uIt
Loss $25O0U.
The report that Mile Rachel was shortly to
he married is con,rad.c, by her friends in Par
il. She vii. shortly re appear at the Coincide
Franchise in "Dauis XII"
he remains of the late Gen. Arista ar T." be
brought to Mexico from Europe for nterment at
the public expense.
Hon. j. G. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky is in
Washington city.
Green peas are selling in the New York mar
kets at 81 bushel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
ritp a,lO state aHatts.

BILE PAhopis oo'. ,,,aF ' IN, -, ~ an,
aGpt ~ va. - IT., ba,a hoo, ,hev ,x.re folly
- IN -, - tr,n.nc, on rbprsaav nigh, An audi.
hc mos, cultivated ladies and gentlemen Of
- ~, - ,,i,,.s. ,b,, n.rf,,manee and by
enthusiastic paudits sustained tho verdict
Nc press There may perhaps nave peen "".e VI '.'
and want OF ieehns On Tue pA'' u ''' 80
10 portion u 'n ~ ~ 80 - -. =, 49,,
se was raised 70 Tue 's"es' P'''' u N."e " w
In all pars of the room might have been seen
III ~ old and Young " hose agaut
u ,nre must have satisfied the performers accustomed
been to applause of thousands that the love of
the ability to appreciate IT, does not belong exclu
the residents crowded capitals. The farer por.
tho audience were less but
,.s oleased than the gentlemen.
% p.rodi possesses soprano voice of singular pow
and eetncss. OF tho airs selected by her the
en,o of sdyns oratorio best displayed the very
G newer of her voice There were passages of that sub
NJ rendered by her in a manner that have made
od If the coolest and most iInpasve hearer cold
bis veins Hummefs variations showed the compass ana
A. ability oil her o'sa"' ''e '"ot "o,i ,o''i'' ' ~
Sss farou -. -, - -, :, ~ T., a., ,,
'st res'e',e L., 10 sa r., , ,,.r which Tho
kDont he"'e"e' nv. -. -'. ~ ~ r a. -, -.
'ri"s rho coocert costume Concert aceompapiment
scenery or rather of fail in her the
A. of that genius which she unquesonaby possesses and
Indications which would at times rise in her mein and gesture
n subsde TOO soon.
'iai ~, 49,, hor ,,o .a ha, ,,.,e .r. ,dm,, ablv A.,
arcs .h,h sha s,,s cho s,,os q ballad vary sweet.
leu Grace and modest archness she rendered with.
" va, r,'hor,n and "comin tbro the Ryep What
~, s,ar TIM, the way In which she sung the line 'Ifa
body kiss body needa oody cry Anu NO" ihmtaoe ne
E"why art thou silent Kathleen MaVonrneeh
,.a with tho excenton perhaps of Cottschalk. His
N,,o. Ia ;,deed admirable Over and above keys his
~ = -, ,rha uNigh,in GALE and "Bano"-pieces
me ""'e' 49," ,e,,f,, T., ,homsolves xopis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
ARRIED

On the 9th Of March by the Rev. Enbank, PATRick
BuRREss of Caroline Miss MARTHA j. HoLLFY OF bediou
co, Va
On Wednesday last by the Rev. j. d Lumsden, MT JAS
NJ DILLARD and Miss PATrIE c. CuSENGHAM, all OF camp
bell county. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05

WASHINGTON. Apr. 3.-The removal of Co..
Wheeler U. s. Minister Ia Nicaragua is antc
pated in consequence Of his not keeping our gov
ernment fully posted in the affairs of that coun
try.
The State Department sent no dispatches by
Col w. G. HESS.
1t is said that project, drawn up in mastery
style by Secretary Marcy is now before the Cali
met, intended to damage Walkers movement in
Nicaragua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05

Return an american Surgeon from Russia.
WASHINGTON. April DIR. Turnipseed OF. $.
Carolina. late Surgeon in the Russian army in
the Crilnea, came passenger in the Atlantic, and
has arrived here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
Sbootiup fran ut W0sbiurfO Cole re

We regret to learn that on Monday last. WIN,
G. Booker. son of John Booker, Esq. of this city
was accidentally shot by fellow student. at
Washington College. We did not hear the par.
ticulars attending the distressing casualty, but as
the young man is considered to be in a very
critical condition.. the wound must have been OF u
very serious character. - Richmond american.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
SERIOUS R0IC Mt Il Circus.

short time since, while Maybe's circus was
giving performance in Tippah Miss, drunken
fellow quarrelled with the Sheriff OF the county.
drew a revolver and fired several shots at him.
The Sheriff was not hit, but small boy was
shot twice in the abdomen, a gentleman had his
face cut slightly. and lady's bonnet was pierre
ed by ball. The boy, it was thought, could
not recover. The desperate was seized by the
crowd and severely handled,and was then placed
in Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
later fro,n TOnfO NJ ourf MUrfi1Ie

ST. LOUIS. April 3.--We have later adviccs
from Santa Fe. Gen Garland had ordered 900
troops. nnder Col. Chouer.to take the field early,
and march into the Indian region and seek re-
venge for the murders and robberies committed
by the Apache Indians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
4 Letter from Mr.. buchanan.

WAsHlNGToN.Aprl3 .-The Union newspaper
of to- morrow will contain letter from Mr.. Bu-
chanan late minister to England, dated Decem-
her 2Sth. pledging himself unequivooally to the
Nebraska Bill rs the only settlement of slave
ry agitation and declaring that it must be adher-
ed to at all hazards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
TelesrnpAca R.prs--I, for .,.e .v.ss......
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

NEW York. April dth
The Asia has arrived
FRANCE.
The Peace Conference Is understood TO have
closed committee. consisting Of one repre-
sentative of each power, was engaged in drawing
up formal treaty.
The Emperor ard Empress doing well.
SPAIN
There is report of n new Carst conspiracy
in Spain. The government has been warned Of
it, and the French frontiers closely watched.
MARKETS.
Wheat il unsettled, and considerably lower !;
but il is impossible TO give correct quotations.
Flour du II and nominnlly unchanged. Western
canal 3ls. 32s.; Ohio 36s n 80 Cd. Corn de-
clned II, aud dull. Consols for money quoted
at 92t; 92a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
FUTURE DAYS


uust, Ne'Wed Ia the undersigned bearing date The nd
court of Campbell shall on Monday IN. ~ a la, ~ Al,
neN, OF me NEXT TAR day thereafter upon the PROMISES prot
eeed 70 sell the tract Of LAND which natio Depre
resided ~ the time Of his DEATH near Campbell Court Hons
containing about eighty $50 (nore hss toseh,
WIN AZ inc Improvements aud thereto aac
ed and belonging being the heretofore sold to William
Moore and Va DO now sold in consequence of failure ON tn
part 81 san VIM Moore 10 compl, with sale
also deem proper TO say that shall held sald Wp
Moore responsible for any loss deficiency which may M
gear between Tue hst and last sale and Incl
den, thofet" thesale will be made upon IL month";
credit anu thn purchaser required bond M
proved security The title Is beliey be
th' widows dover and possession will he give
on me ISL 81 January next, earilerbnt will
such title only as is vested IN MS by said deed -
.,,.d,c,d. = X PAGE, }Tuste,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05

Religious NOtice.-The Rev. Ro. L. DABNEY, ID. ID.
Of Union Theological Seminary will preach in the LIST Pres
byteran Church. tonight o'clock also morrow Sab
bath) at 10Y, a. and p. IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SAILING DAYS TO AND FROM THE UNITED STATES
CANDIDATES FOE OFFICE.

tye We authorized to announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate for the Office Constable the Seventh District Of
Campltcl county ma IA d,de
q We authorized to announce MATHEW H. NOW
LIN candidate for the office of Sheriff of Campbell county
he en- election. lfc 20 "a eide
authorized announce II. o. DOSS candi
date Office Sheriff OF Campbell county at the ensuing
election Ifc 2;}d2ctde
- "a are authorized 10 announce JOHN II. CONLEf
nrantdac Sheriff Of Campbell county at the
ensuing election ljsn 80 deetdct
o. We are authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W
LEE candidate tor the sherihalty of Campbell county
Election he of NAV Ian "a -d&ctde&
We are authorised to announce BOOKER F. SMITH
candidate for the Office Sheriff Of Campbell county at the
ensuing cleetion ljan pa dSct.s}d
&TEAN SAW MILL FOX sAI.E.-We have
- n No / thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL. which
Will be sold very low ali the running in complete or
der Information concerning II will be eheerfuy I'm
parted application o either Of the undo, signed
A. WINSTON,
s.l 2.,s JNO. H. BAILEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington,A April 4.--SENATE.--Tho SeLeis
passed the House bill making appropriation to
the Indian war in Oregon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BY WIN. Il. MosBY. AucrroNrrR.


ohht th' 9th inst will sell Market street a very
hkey woman about 81 age; also woman ahat 40
apl42t q A p,i,sI DO 49,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05

DEATH OF AN ACTOR.
New York, April i.--John X. Scott, the
tragedian. died this morning Of apoplexy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05

BALTIMORE MARKETS-April 4.
Markets dull and prices unchanged. Flour
heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-05

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