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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

We gave in our paper of yesterday, part of
letter of correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
We add the concluding portion to-day in order
that our readers may be fully posted as to the
result of the Kansas war:
HONOR SHOWN By THE sKANsAs'' MILIr1A.
They stopped all teams going to and from Law
renee, and pliaged all boxes and bundles found,
appropriating to their own use all powder and
Lead, and whatever wearing apparel they needed.
They took all arms, and ammunition from private
citizens, travellers and tourists nay, they even
robbed them of their private letters. This NAV
seem too cowardly to be truthful but it is never
theless perfectly true, as extracts from letters
from many are now in type for publication in the
Kansas Herald, which will in few days appear,
showing how manfullv thirty or forty men of the
regular militia of Kansas Territory conducted
themselves in arresting lone traveller ,and taking
from him letters from some Abolitionist in the
Eastern States; and how ingeniously they man.
aged to intercept all communications sent from
Lawrence to Gov. Shannon, or to Colonel Sumner
at Fort Leavenworth. We erpect some oloviuo
descriptions.
THE REBELS GIVE SHANNON SUPPER.
After Shannon had issued his order to have the
troops disbanded, and the munitions of war re.
turned to Liberty barracks, (from which they had
been stolen,) he went into Lawrence. where .
sumptuous feast had been prepared for him. He
ate heartily and drank freely, and signed every-
thing they chose to draw up; appointed them to
all stations in the militia of Kansas Territory
declared himself in favor of making Kansas q
Free State, and his intention to vote for the con-
stitutions instructed the newly appointed off,
GERS to protect their homes and fresides, their
persons, property and ballot box from foreign in.
vaders. He finally went home to Shawnee Mis-.
sion with better opinion of at least one thous-
and OF ths actual residents of Kansas Territory.
THEIR NUMBERS AND MOVEMENTS.
Their number amounted to about l,500 men,
about three hundred of whom were citizens of
Kansas Territory. They were divided into three
divisions. the commander of each thinking differ
emily about the mode of attack. Gen Strinyfel-
low and D. r. A,chison finally came and assum.
ed the command. Bv this time, Gov. Shannon
learning the true state of affairs, viz: that no
houses had been burned, &c, began to be alarm.
ed. His personal and political safety began to
stare him in the face he saw that he had been
most cgregiously fooled; his was a delicate sit
uation. lie therefore sent a messenger to the
Brigadier General, saying that The difficulties had
been amicably settled, and begged them 70 remove
the troops north of Kansas river, to be d;sch.rs-
ed as soon as possible. .ss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

e. During 1854, sigbty-two psrsons commit
ted suicide in Massachusetts,, Of whom 6fty-nins
were males, and twSntysthrss females. bzsslG
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

CO Uncle Sam recently paid 81, 900 for the
transportatioD Of the baggage Of lis recruits from
Memphis to Fort Washita, about 500 miles.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

We give in our paper of this morning the
majority and minority reports Of the Commit
tee on Contested Seats in the Council. The
majority report is full of high-sounGng words,
well enough for all unnedged lawyer, tut too
slmsy to meet the hard sense of right-think-
ing men. The minority report gives the facts
just as they are, and the matter is made so
plain, that we propose 10 rest it with our read
ers without, at present, further remark.
Ee1T Our neighbor of the Mnneso,ian puts
down as among the most prominent members
of the Rice party, Messrs. Haus, Lott and Set
zer. In our judgment the most prominent
gentlemen OF that party, are Messrs. Brisbin,
Hanson and Flandrau, of the Council.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

q The Keotuk Wing states that the Mayor
OF that city isnow engaged Gin signing his naps
sixteen thousand four hundred times, to the bonds
OF the Keokuk, r. Dss Moinss and Minnesota
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

eT The Boston Courier says that It il doubt
FOL whether single railread in the New England
Sts&ss has realised net dollar on it, freight
business alone the past year.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

We gave in our paper of yesterday, part of
letter OF correspondent of the Chicago Tribune.
We add the concluding portion to-day in order
that our readers may be fully posted as to the
result of the Kansas war:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-12

S. W. Kingsley, Henry Kibler and R. A. Steer,
being duly sworn, on oath say they were duly ap-
pointed Judges Of Election in and for Elkhorn
precinct, of the county of Fillmore and Terrific
~ of Minnesota, and that on the ninth day of
October, A. D. 1855, an election was held, and
among other persons voted for at said election,
Warren j. Howell received thirty Eve votes for
member of the Council, and that through mis-
take of the Clerks Of said election the votes were
returned to the Board of Commissioners of said
county as having been cast for William j. How
ell, and further these deponents saith not.
s. w. KINGSLEY,
MA. STEER.
HENRY KiBLER,
judges of Election.
TERRrToRY OF MIxNEsorA.1
County of Fillmore,
Subscribed and sworn to, this twenty first day
Of December, A. d. 1855, before me.
H. S. H. HAYES,
Justice OF the Peace.
Mr.. Gers testified thatlH. S. H. Hayes. the nor
son before whom the above afhdaviss were taken,
wss n The date thereof, a aeting Justice Of The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

Peter Nanghton and his wife were brutally
murdered in their house in Dudley yesterday
morning, November I, or the night before. by
some villain. Naushton was Il respectable la
boring man, an lriohman, and had accumulated
some property. The gentleman for whom he
worked went to Naughton's house about ten -
cl ,ck, A. NJ, TO inquire why he did not com" Ia
work a. usual; upon opening the door he fuund
the man and his wife lying side by sided on the
floor. dead, their bodies being mutlated in n
horrible manner, their skulls having been dread.
fully fractured. apparently with an axe which
was found in the room with the handle brnxen.
The room was covered with blood, and chest
had been broken open, in which it is supposed
Naughtoa had some money. An infant five
months old. was lying unharni"d IN the bed in nj
adjoining room This i ono of the most shocking
murders ever perpctrated, and as yet no clue to
the detection dc ,he murderer has been obtained
1t hardy seems possible that the guilty wretch
can escape detection. A cnronrr's jury was III
vestigatine the casa Yesterday afternoon FOR
cests. NqSS) Transcript.
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Ei.hfiug ut New Orleans.

The \. .. papers of Wednesday contain very
brief notices OF the election riots there on Tues
day. Ferdinand Langa was killed Mt one Of the
polls.
The Chief of Folic" arrested Michael Petra mt
hi residence. No ~ st. Philip. street, and search
ed the house for concealed weapons. There were
found nine swords. one double barreIled gun aud
two hundred balls and cartridges, Distributing
arms is the charge against Petrie. Three men
who were in the house were arrested for talking
insuItingly t, the police while making the search
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schooner Ashore for,, three men an Peril.

schooner Ashore Forry three men an PERI.
osNFao. y. \. My. : - The wind when
has been blowing ferccly .pst Of the day from
the south, has now changed Ia the no,ihwest,aad
apelfcct gale is blowing. Its reported TINT for
" three men mostly larmers,wcre ON the sehoon
er J e.. Deshler, ashore nine mites above the CITY.
taking ef wheat. when the gale came on and
that they cannot now get ofas the sea is making
clean breach over The vessel II j. feared they
will all he lost \ team has been sent down for
life boat.
SECOND DISPATCH.
OswEGo. Noy. lot l. feared the -. W.
Brooks" i, lost with all on board including
crew of 20 aud several passengers.
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citp aAU Gstatr aHaite,

Cup aao -@iatt "sud35,
DFlrGtrfs 70 tnf : 5tf"ft> 'aaftElAL GAVIN
T1e>.- tae R"'efnef has app2ihtet th' f2'loaiae
delegate rom is-thl' 10 tat southern Commrrcid
Convention winch meet al s'' shntii, Georgia ga tbr
sth Decemo1s5
frst plS'bfl-i' a i. Han'ef, ho9eH /. feu'a-
quo OF hliddiesrN. ''eo h3ehes' al Elizabeth tir.1
{. Coshahtl, OF "+Eb''hsnaH.
second pistrsl In. 49, : Hd!'.3 ton /. II.
RoyHia o. Is5e &, a'-a' ~. l. LYNN, oi FORTS
THif4 I1stri. seldom. fr.'rr K v
Coleman, Dam. u. IT, ;" N. Il. Naeta.aaa
Fourth distribution ). Hh9'Son. Eieh,fd
NclIe, pf Je4h u aarAr, pf Hm rimf
cock John NJ. speed fhos. :. FIageoy.
sixth pl~,rir'-Nen. Nm. !. Gordon, TheLaa, J.
Randolph, Alexander lt,es. james l.. kempeg
S..enth Dlstrig'-Hl,id Funston, i. French Stroth-
e.. :. I'm Z Noucafe Nathaniel Tyler, jr
Eighth District-ltmes VI. Mason, Andrew Hunier
Augustus Mcdonald, 81, Robert J. r. Whit
Ninth Distfiet-Reaeit. Niche, John ". Brock
cuhrou2h,J. " Aaasle, kcnfoa Harper.
Tenth DISTINCT Charles ". K l-scn Jns Neeson,
Aired N. BtrhoUr DR.. Johu fampbeli
Eleventh Distriet=Wm. l.. jackson. Gen \. !
smith Of Harrison raos L Brown George sum
ners.
Twelfth istrot--Nathauie Harrison, " illan Bal
Lard Preston, Fleming Il Miller Samuel Prre
Thirteenth Dj,tfiet-John B FLOYD, W1udham
Robertson Thomas / Preston and Thomas II ellie
pic.
Y Coop rfr--Thc supreme Court Gl California
recently decided TIE ease Of MERCK Sunderland
~ favor of the pliiutif confirm ~ his claim to
iirI Of the cit Of Sacramento valued NJ 80 600 600
Ia tlis case is c Bal lniu Esq. author of " Par
u Leaders, got couti9geut .oa OF NJ Yards of one
hundred thousand dollars. Nh Hdlwin has. we I'M
derstand the leading practice in the Supreme Caurt
of California where lis fees. mostly contingent.
amount already ia quarter Of million OF dollars.
EraAL GtaErEH,-Mr C. BALDWIN q Rock
bridge has gwen fwllYe OF land near the Nalu
raj Bridge for A rural cemetery aud Que acre Tor 4
s.h0,l-housc \ very liberal Donation.
THE RICHMOND BuEL.-Mcssrs, Rngor \. Prforand
Charles Irving appeared again before the Mayor es-
.erlay morning, A II O'Clock The fact thai the du-
Cling affdr was to he investigated having been an.
bounced in the papers, the 6ourt-room was crowded
with spectators, every enc OF whom seem more eArl-
ted about the matter than either Of the Gentlemen es-
lccnlly interested The Developments. however, did
'.-s your readers viii aubtlesS he interested IL
trrnsal of the testimony have reported II IN full
Is follows;
between Mcssrs. Pryor and Finncy, | know nothing
whatever. On Friday, the 3lst of Octoher. at the
Exchange hotel, ! heard two persons in an angry
qlrrcl, and recognized the voices OF Mr.. Irving and
Or. Fnney. | could MOI hear all that passed. DR.
Finncy made some remark at which Mr. Irving took
offence then heard Dr.. finnev say, YOU have the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
AthitiGluuI nv The Rnliir.

The arrival Of the Blltic reported under
lhe Geographic head of the Nirginion yeste rdny
morning. The mails of last evening brought tine
following additional items of her news
NAPLES.
Respecting the Neapotan difficulty. the only
additional news is. that the French Embas v,
and probably the British also, left Naples on ~
Goth ultmo.
Count Waleweki's official correspondence wi til
the Neapolitan Government, is published.
The English fleet intended for Naples, was at
Malta; aud The French fleet, Intended for tn"
sam. destination, at TonIon German pa
pers >qy that the squadron will e" To Naples III
three weeks. if matters Hre not settled.
THE PERSONALITIES.
There is nothing new with respect to the com
plicated relations of the Dannbian principalites.
1t is denied from Vienna, but ie-assertcd from,
France, that the Porte has summoned the Aus
TRANS to quit. In this connection there are tw'"
report first, that the Congress of Paris will no
likely meet soon, owing to the non assent q :
England; and second, that Russia, inspired b -
suspicion of secret understanding between Eng
land aud Austria respecting the Prnclpalites.
demands that Russian squadron be per,nlt,e3
t. enter the Black on the same terms as th"
English fleet,
TURKEY.
The entire HuIEi>h Ministry has resgne,--
Radcliffe to bring in Redschid Pasha as Niaie'
Owing to the bad grape crop, the export t
wine, vinegar and tartaric acid from the Otto IAN
States had been prohibited till Sept 9TH, 1857.
TRANCE.
Letters from France regarding financial affairs
are not satisfactory.
/ he demand for money continues undated
NAVAL.
The /. s. s'nnp of war Consolation. left Ma
pies on the 18th for "on>tantnople.
The L. 5. frigate Congress remained ut M
pies.
SPAIN.
There is no news from Spain except n contt m
plated increase al the army.
THE LATEST.
LoNDoS-Saturday English funds close d
firm far money, with more li5erality in the dis.
count market
At the Paris Bourse funds recovered half
per cent Letters state financial affairs in Paris
less diScoura ing.
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Tie Uolston Annnal C0nlrrrnce Closed II ses-
sion in Abingdon, Va. ON fucsdny light. a.
r,ong the notahes present were Bishops Andrew
and Early. President Wiley ef Emory and Hen,
~ CollcGr, DR.. Ham lion of Nashville, Dir. Lee
row NJ Lee. of the Richmond G.. Advocate, DR..
McAnnuly. Of the ST. louis E, Advocate DR..
Cummings of Ashcvilie Female College aud eth
ers.-The nexs session u the Conf renee VII ho
held at Marion, >mYth CO., "a.
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AtOaklands. Roanoke county, on Thursday even
.ag, October The 23d, by the Rev. Nm II. Peadleton
Or. GEORGE ". MDRilSS, Of st. Pauls Parish 5
= Ia Miss ALICE, daughter of Gen 1 Edward Watts
+ Roanoke Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

CuicAGo. Nov lO-N + johnson the owner OF
lard factory on the Lake Shore at TINS cry mas
,rc4veIed s5I 200 damages from the Illinois
Central Railroad Company for cutting through
his property.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

BauiH 'oun. the well known opera'ic agent
was Sung shoucd in broadway, \. y, FRIDAY
,ig,t He wa quite >rli 'u,sv injured. ihe
would he assassin escaped.
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Appoiutmcns OF a Kansas Judge.

WAsHiNGroN Nov, IO.-Thomas Cunningham
ESQ of Beaver Pa has accepted the appointment
of Associate .Iu tee of the supreme Court OF Kar-
sas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

in store and intend to keep good Family Groce
res such Fonr Meal Sugars Cofees and cas- Dried and
Salt Beef and superior Hams urkees Yeast Powders, new
and superior article Mustard, Pepper Salt Ginger, Spc'
SOAP of a variety Of brands Cheese Chocolate sperm Ada
,,an,inc and Tsoy Candles Also beautiful lot of Lad
Work Baskets Wcinyite our country friends tN. IL cal
and to bring their Butter &C. for Which We VII pay IL" chh
trade fti'3 -.
Cod ,o'' -
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ALE OF hEAI
~ As trustee in decd nf made Nv u X Lyman VIII
sell public auction Saturday the Sth dag Of Norrm'r
nj 2 o'clock 4 NJ the ptemars the property dc
scrihpd Ground with double
trick Tenement thereon In ih" c OF iynchbng and
adjoining the Tobacco Factory of Mcdaniel Hurt Preston
II III be sold credit OF - aud II months for negotiable
well ondorsod including the interest the purchase
money from the day of sae JNb. o. L. uOGd1N
oct 10 doodtsnov Trustee
pO.tpOnsun0pt.
The above sale Ia POSTPONED until saturday next TIL 18th
int when It will tnLo paou at the time aud rlaeo
10 dcodtlsnoy i y. L. q.
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EaARpER's MAGAZINE r0W NOSEu -
n RER, RECEIVED AT
cot g9ts LANdnuRsE & WALkups.
INST Received per ESprcss, Yesterday YER,
~ handsome lat Of Nls Nnce tloaks at different siylca
II those wishing purchase VIII give Ga we believe that
IhfN viii he hhc 10 aut th'infoltfH
oct lbta Ro.p,cfally, MATTHIAS 4 co.
G,tANO u, S6s,.-Enrn,c,sc stiIl he supplied
IN with tho very beet No Peruvian dnano at SNy Dol
- per Ton, by WM A. MILLER,
prt2itg faain.
ENRENIU WNnK wc r--p"r,i"ii, inv"
,cr French Work Coilag Slaeves dherchrr skirt,
Infant arodcs GAPS aud re-" Maltese Lace sits ini'
talion do, &c, o.. y \, Sllbllk n 70
ltH
RyIyE hundred pairs al Ladies' Chica tl.ii
n ers At 81 10 nrst article al8o alot of pht
made Buslns aud oots i Ladies Nhse aud Scr
wants Please call and rSaminc Tor yourselves
nov 5.g JnliN AbRAlIAMS.
NNy,NTER ARHASslsNENT.-No opc" II
w slendl Of superior Fur Nirtoncs fafes
Cun great variety Also 1000 yard Of that superior
hles he'd Cloth al ~ cts PEI ;"d f5Gm s'.g1"
ENAII.nnJ W inter <s"Qd=.-Mr In, lie our cus-
v, aud friauds tNuninc ttel Nov Goods.
which nearly complete ,d VIII compare with any stock osar
Opencdin thu city J hlltl'iE GO.
t.H q ia
apNAlINGns.= received FEW very
choice varieties ~ yHrints. MI enors, single aud double
hs ths Ia the uspnutu those hn stand Ia Mood
invited Ia all coon Fur sale by
nov ats ! " THOMPSON 4 co.
~ ubis. Extra EinS T""ncr'- oil, -" con-
" alignment ! IL q Il. H. NoNIIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

TIFTTI'7ITI 'NtT T'UVHHIIHII Vo,'JJf'
TENNESSEE.
WYTHEHILLr, Va, Nov. l0--Passengers here
from Knoxville, Tenn, report that it is conceded
by the Americans that Tennessee will give Blu
ehnnan 5000 majority.
IOWA.
DCBuQUE Nov. 10 Tho losses and gains ar"
equally divided between the parties, aud do Dot
vary much from the August election, when the
Republicans carried the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

having made arrangosouts with the lame River Buai
AUGUSTA and Curs Ptch pr nrcd 10 transport Oys
, from Norfolk 10 Iyuclbr and point the Virginia &
Tennessee Railroad ~ Low rates and win Ertai dsnach
I'M II MOSBY,
Age I.yuchhurt.
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SALES BY AUCTION

SALES BY AUCTION
Tuss DAY
BY BRYAN AkERs, Auot'r
YNnE Sal" Of m, Goods viii be continued shi.
j morning at 1ooe'ock. \. .. LEWIS.
~ uOssE AND LOT ron sAEE.-I shall
III sol positively aud without reserve "Wednesday
Ming nost At ~ O'clock che isih day OF Novsmhgl on
Grofotys. the House and Lot In occupancy Of D
fo"n 9TH street nat ii rsa Of Mr. David = Spencos lot
ply MN thc Terms OF sale d = CHRISTIAN.
nov q DIT Commissioner
FUTURE DAYS.
BY EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co, Auc'rs.,
RICHMOND, VA
EANGO Sale ofNcw Chor Wto Coffee On Fri
~ day morning Nov lth at o'clock from orr warohonsc
1asa 81 ns sa,nl Churchnan Rio, consisting Of
e hags prime new Crop Rio Coffee selected expressly Tor
wa he eled the above sac eolo SACKS lvegpoo fine
r6er, udsn roris a., iSi per- ship Margaret E1snt
ii Get from London Ao % Half Chests Of the celebrated
from China
noy ledn'nov EDMOND, DAVENPORT aco
Mira AnoNt LYNchnuHd intending To- 20 south I
shall sell Al public auction 10 tho hrhc"t bidder the eth of
November lsah II fair II not the fair day part Of
lying on James yer9' mes ahovo lyuchhurr shout
oaerrs large portion heavily tuherc and ano tobacco an
tho country II desired win so the whole farm. contann;
upwards uf 500 Of wheat seeded Terms lib
e and made known the day OF aao lie 10 take place
the premises II o'clock NJ Any information obtained
by addressing THOMAS IL SCOTT.
Oct - etdsS louovdtla I.yuchburp Va
NALIiARLE CITY PROPERTY at Au,,ion.
Pursuant 10 degree OF thu t,cn Court for the
hon of YnchburE the Noth day of Nov 1900
N thaneory sn therein dep"ndng under tn" style ot
brown &C. lIendrek, e. the undersigned, com
m.snncrs appointod Tor That rnrrose will on Friday III"
liih November next the respective pfemss onor nj pub
lie auction tho following valuable city property sold Tor the
Of reetnr distribution the legal
Of Ammpn Hancock. doccaAodl
Commencing with thai valuable story brick building
opposite thu Hank OF virginia formerly occupied hy Davis,
Nnwlin 4 Go
Two houses lot the Of Isl Lynch street
and hrsi alley, IN ot .ine q Mccm's store house
AHo House sudlo with ground attached near
Mi Francis Morsons residence which good orchard
TfnMs of SAt-A credit In three equal naam"nia of Il,
II and II mouths Will be- given, banda with prove
rty and the ttlo to The Nhod until thc whole OF
tho purchase money shsl have been paid Tho title 10 tho
property Is hrhevod be unqueatunshl hut shall convey
only such title M IL ycsted la ns by said decree
-, .,.u ,..,,..., j P$$ ;ISSSSas es"'
GALE or VARIABLE uEAI. EsrAyE.-
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

eAusS0II TtON.-Thc Partnership heretofore
existing zen Austin Triho and speed kudd 10
practice Law is dissolved.
UsTsN u. TRIBiE,
u Attorney ns Inv,
Vii eantn practice in n" CrutoS 81 Amherst e'aiot"'
Campbell aad IA, City uf INnthhnres
ofce In Morris building nearly opposite the Once OF the
"Sirgni,n' lno' o@
aAs. ~. RuGfNER.
s.cnrrnI REM Essnuc and l.nnd Agcnt,
ITCoMrIoN KANSAS rEnRtfohl,
Will attend strictly lots in this any iowns ~ nus
Territory and also hty selling and locating Land !"
rants. Letters answered by return mail lh'V aaly
a " IuIINAN :. niIIMAN.
- W.usII.NiN Il co,
vns 80 front H., New York,
Agents for the Sale of VIRGINIA MANlFAtlihib
TOBACCO. Liberal adv ances consienmcnts
dNrlV
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have opportunity to forward and up
ctiYe dues the first of August, which will enable 20
Ito e"sc aud bring another largo and beautiful stock
> suit cyLrv tt.'' MCDONALD s. HOOPER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

W. VI. JISTIs.
W. Com ~ mi ssion Merchant,
RICHMOND VA,
socts consgnmcnts Of country produce; viii give stte
the sale Of all kinds Of country produce
buyiug Goods. sc has All arrange
hN which furnish goods hi, patrons nj about
wholesale prizes Loot ~ dhm.
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HKe. vs.. R.ekEn a CO., .ynehs.r., v,

N SEPr ~ 1855 Ara receiving their Stock. of al
and " ntes Fancy and STAPLE Dry Goods TO whsA ney re
bpeeu!y caA the attention Of their and the public
All persens antng really fsshona ,ei able goods
lind greatly 10 their interest TO call and ase their purchase
from tins Stock Is ually larg and gotten mp with tn
greatest possoa care as 10 style, aqilit. aud PRICE
! ai tts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

IyEs,UOVs WANTED.-The Va. a. Tenn.
Railroad Company wish hire 400 able bodied Negroes
- ~ the repairs road and at the depos during
the ensuing year Carpenters and Blacksu,iths also
ted. l. IL Will
oct 81 t30jsn Gen. sap'
uNINE OLD HOLLAND GIN.-We have
II hand and for sale "ure Old Holland Gin which war
rant article sold As this strictly medicinal
agent erins Kidney Affections the
reiahle durcc II selected in per.
son from Importer and reliable trial is all tina. rec
csssry 10 prove its superiority. For sale by
oc, Is ds rists J. II. THOMPSON CO. Drusgsss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
w CHURCH STREET.
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his old friends aud the public
rray that he has taken and opened that and
nodinus House opposite the Depot in this place. II" is
prepared 10 give them , WELCOME reception
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