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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30

win undertake. lo show you, gentlemen. that II re.
jrc,ed III. proposition ~ Ia!"rG II Missouri, ana rrpu
dated the thing called 4 Compromise III" i..d:ra-
ton of surh u purpose il yearly manifested. " IN a
view 10 a possible dciea; Of the Missouri restrictions, n
motion ,rns submitted by Taylor OF New l"tk, "r
,I. 2Giii oi February. IL strike out III" words III iIt
: MissuuI, bill, edwlitIu,. hr: luto The ju!oII wien hri
q CONSTITUTIONS waa iu,In.I, ~. -: same iunfl'i- win
/ the original Staire,' and Inserting n y'"Ni-.un an!
J the Constitution "f Missouri si"Uld .Ir-l De Approved
by .C"u.r-ss. This wa. obviously designed ~ k"rl
open the coniruyrrs y-tu CAV" III" Norm another up
portnni.y 10 impose the reStrici;"n-tn give 'lmr t"'
! The sentiment NJ home Ia up"rn'" upon the few North
, cn u:rnrs!crG, who stood "!t!l $50 that nj The n"A'
| session at Congress. whom Missouri presented Bet
! Constitution and claimed admission, the North in'-hi
be left free ~ refuge II.
The session mi 1919 20 terminated, Missouri pro.
! ceeded, under IT, permission, IN organize u Stale :"F'
rrnlncirt. Its people met in Convention and ht"rtt"
| a Constitution, aud stood ready 10 nSk aiin'ss!"H ifit'
the Union ~ II State. Il was hoped that III" struSsi'
:aS over. But not So. The North carried "a ne
saline agitation which il hal conducted b-f"r" III.
measUr. of 1879 2J-ii.c Ml-us'n-d C"rlpr"'ni-e-
was adapted. Very much eurn " -gcI:.. vi c"':'ii"
Iinn was presented aS tia; which followed The l. !i!Shs
Nebraska bill. Nor was tbs NIL. Even thu L"-rrIa
lures of some Of thr Northern States instructed it'ei
representatives, as far a. they were ale, 10 oppos'
lie @dE.Issoa al Missouri As II State.
Let Ee give Jou IN c.aInDir:
On the lJlh vi November. is-l. john =. %p6n'sl
Introduced a series OF resolutions IN the hew -"rf
Legislature. trr.ailigming ,hosc ct tn" rravi"uS s"s
sion. which insisted on the slavery restriction upyi
M.s-"nri.j and instruCiing their Senators aud REQUEST
ing their representatives 10 vote against any c"nS;i
:r!ier Missouri might offer. unless it contained III.
! rcstfiGti.I. i.cn slavery. This was the New lorl
commentary upon tic aDll:.,";:y u the COMPROMISE
and it passed BY Il vote u! ~ to
The Congress of '2j-'2I met Oh the I3tl. Norem
Der, 1870. In the interval between the sessions y
'l9-'20 and '2l-'2l, this agitation had made, as tp'
.anass bill agitation had made, the abolition clenen
a. the Narti. r etomiuant, and lis results were shown
upon the Assembling u, the Congress of '4O-'2l. Yer,
much a. they Were exhibited j.. Ucr !C.. Congress
The frs, controversy between the North o.! Goaii
was upon the election OF Speaker. Mr.. Clay ma
written a letter TO the House stating his inability L
be present earlier than the l.; January, ls?l, and IN
House proceeded 20 supply his place. Taylor oil Ne"
York, who moved the Missouri restriction IN th- pr"
ceding Congress, and had made himself consp1cuou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

A young married pair arrived in the city, saws
the Albany kRickfrbocker, yesterday. from Buff
f,lo, whose departure from that place attend
cd with scene whose unpleasantness was ng-
gravated by it, publicity. The bride is the duugh-
ter of a wealthy and arisocIatic merchant Of Buf-
falo, and one Of the most lovely and accomplish
ed women of that city, where lovrness and ac-
compli> hments seem natural Ia their sex. Tn"
husband very respectable young grntlemau;
every way. save in wealth, mn equal to the lady.
The lge being opposedby the lady's father.
was privately sGcmuized by clergyman yester-
day morning, and the bridal party had Just M
rived at the railroad depot 10 take passage for
New York when they were ovortaken by the
brother Of the bride, who did not know Of
their marriage, and was led To believe that
his sister had sacrificed herself. a rencon.
tire eusurd between him and the husband, during
which he (he hrotherJ drew a pistol. 1t was
immediately taken from hif., and fired in the air
by the groemsinan. who was ia Attendance, and
the parties separated by him and another gentle
man. The husband then claimed an explanation
with the brother, exhibited the marringe certlti
cotc. and at once relieved his fears. The broth
err then ran TO tho fnther, who hast'nod 10 ia"
cars, read tie certificate, ana, after frilng lit
tie, gave his blessings to the happy pal: aud got
ashore last re- the last bell rung.
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pscrEntlnI TsisH FGity.

The Greensbornugh Times understands that
an alteration took place on Monday in the streets
Of Raleigh, between Hon. Kenneth Rayn"r and
Mr.. Holden Of the >iaadard. II seems that Mr..
Rayner. pending the Presidential election, made
speech m Philadelphia, and that Mr. Holden
had made some very strong structures upon his
remarks was supposed that MIR. hayner was
armed. but be showed no weapons, except ms
cane with which he struck Mr.. Holden several
h'ows. BY the intervention of mutual friends
the parties were finally induced to separate
They were afterwards bound over to keep the
peace in a sum of $4 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

NAV loRK, My. - The steamer Europn.
with dates from Liverpool Ia the 1t inst has ar
rivra.
ENGLAND.
HE Liverpool American Chamber Of Com.
nrfee publishes an address complaining Of th,
iaise packing Of cotton.
he position of the Bank of france is better.
Numerous arrests being made Of d,con-
tented workmen in Paris.
?lE OrEH QUESTIONS OF EUROPE
1t l. now stated that as u Compromise Russia
offers to refer the questions of tie sic of Serpent
aud the town OF Bolgrad 10 Constan,inorp for
settlement.
News from Bombay to October 81, saws the
English expedition against Persia was still in
preparation, huthad not sailed. This expedition,
is to get satisfaction from Persia for her oecupa-
tion of llcfnt
The NeapoIitan question remains precisely
where ii did, the only additional incident being
that the government of Naples has addressed 3.
circular moderate in its tone, t., its diplomatic
agents, and the King has sent Monsieur Agivat.
frenchman in his confidence, 10 Paris on I.
secret mission.
dispatch states that to the French request
t. evacuate the Danuhian Principalties Austria,
had returned flat refusal. This matter of the
frnephines. has prominence over other topics.
The Frcnee Government Journals assert defni-
lively and explicitly that the Porte in due form.
has demanded that Austria shall eyacuate the
Princlnliti"s, and the British the Black Sea !;
but they. by Il secret mutual understanding re.
fuse to leave. The English journals under the
immediate inspiration Of their Government doing
this and assert ON the contrary that no such de-
mand has been made by the Porte
The papers generally in England France aud
Germany speak in undsguised terms of the
pletion, OF progress towards completion, of alli
ances between England and Austria, and France
and Russia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

Dispatches from New Orleans place us in pos
session of further California news:
The latest accounts from Nicaragua represent
that there are prospects that peace will shortly
be proclaimed
President Walker had appointed Fermin Fer
rer minister to the u. S.
Mr.. Wheeler the American minister, was about
returning home.
Walker had received large accessons to his
forces from.N. York. n. Orleans and California.
No further fighting, however, had taken place
The steamer Texas for New York, was at san
Juan on the 4th.
CALIFORNIA.
The San Francisco napers report that the To-
suit If the Presidential election in that State was
very doubtful.
Large quantities of goods were shipping t.
the interior.
There prospects of wet weather whcl,
would insure prosperous season at TIE mines.
The Indians in Menderno county had stolen
cattle from the settlers, who pursued nnd over
took them. when fifty Indians were killed
John Briggs brother of Gov. Briggs Of Mass
is dead.
The jury in the case Of Elk Collector Hammond
charged with embezzng funds had again failed
to agree.
The Arlzona copper mines were being active
ly worked and large amounts Of rich ore had al
ready been tnken out.
The California papers were discussing politics
warmly.
The receipts of merchandise at San Francisco
during the fortnight ending the Goth were light.
OREGON.
The troubles with the Indians in Oregon were
alarming.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

Lynchburg. June. lea6.
Michael Mclaughlin, admir- of James Mclaughlin, decd,
Plaintiff
against
Alice Mclaughlin, .Ihn Mclaughlin, William Mel aughln
Thomas ughl,n John oBen and Catharine his wife,
Defendants
This be heard all the defendants (ox
oep Thomas MeIaughln) the Bill answer of oBren and
wife xhihies argued by counsel consxra-
among things deereed that the.
plaintiff before the Commissioners of the Court
his administration of the estate of his ntesate
which said the said Commissioner directed 10 take
state and settle and report to this Court
doth aljudge order and decree
tho Commissioner do take of all debts due by
the said James Mclaughlin at the time OF his Gath andmake
thereof to the Court andto enableu execute this
order the Court doth order that he do xa aA before
which all persons having claims against Gre said James
NJ Iaughln lay by publication
newspaper published in the Gy-ef Lynehbure that
m do require such their claims before him
before said day And after the said day shall have passed
that he do Tx another day for taking the debts due
from the said James Mclaughlin and that by ike putlca
ton he do give notice the said day requiring in the said pub
eation, all persons having claims the said James
Mclaughlin, to appear before him the saiday with evil
ence support of their claims and in the said publication
wing notice that all persons who shall fail lay their claims
with evidence in support them before him the said
Will be precudod from all participation the estate OF the said
James Mclaughlin And the Court doth further aduige or
der and decree that the same Commissioner Do aseertah M
lee simple value OF the lands, whereof the said James
Mclaughlin died seized except that part when may i
order be assigned dover to his widow, and also the ANNUAL
saln, thereof 80 -, ,u,ota
The creditors Of the Mclaughlin dec WI .a1
notice that appointed Thursday the 18Th DAY Q,
be next at Office in Lynehoarg as n r caims against
said decedcnts estate: and also that nave
day the January 1857 at the same pace 1o dh, n ron
administration, OF he ueos uue Hoin
md he value of in the foregoing decree
ir.ced which time and place the ered'oIs are
rouc, the prool of claims and the Administrator the
II. G. II. KEAN Con'r
of Cor. City of Lynchburg
oct Observation-Disclosures
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There is no news from Spain.
THE LATEST.


By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON.
LONDON. Saturday ussia has definitely ex-
cused Persia from the payment of indemnity for
the Of 1897.
Advices from Constantiuople state that Lord
Lyons has informed the Russian Ambassador that
the English fleet would remain in the Euxine SEES
until the stipulations OF the treaty Of Paris wele
fully performed.
Funds opened steady yesterday, but suisse
quenty showed increased animation. There was
an active demand for money.
There has been no further decrease in bullion
in the Bank Of England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Xxx. JXosL. KIRKpATRcN, d. D., Of Charleston, =
- VIII preach in the First Presbyterian Church, on
fa1hath morning AT II o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

ENIkESan HtRgS nsES. STONE Wnrrna-
II IElt-Ihe subscribers Inform
her friends and the public that they 1[as5 Nr.IS
make o order French Burr MIL ZSlTIfEAhN
Souus, warranted to b" Of the best (TSsfteFSsasSA\
qualify being made Of Burr Blocks OF yI.@AHEf4rAeA
their importation, from the best L.. .SZS,s.s ".
quBros in France They also keep X t@aessS Gs~efS.
for sale COLOGNE, ESDpIS & co N&s,MssS43lNvvsStsj
CALICO MILIsSTONES, Boiling WAfr<f9fNvNSW/
Cloth aud Gacnfhl Plaster Frontho N.$y6fSR1yN.5JJ
Senior Partners long experience in SsFInss,YsI
tn late Hfn Of EPrrton, NORRIS &
c. of which he member and tholrderrmnat m to give
satisfaction, their orders shall be faith
ully and promptly filled by
WILLIAM HOGG Il son,
Corner of North aud Centre SIS. opposite the Baltl
more & Susauohanna Il, X. Depot Baltimore
20clS
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xxv,sux>.;yOy HORSE. ,bi.udo, yn-.

"
assumed the charge of this ltahisu n the
prietar solicits the patronage II the public
The Western Stages leave this House every morning
Stages always at the Depot to convey and their
baggage 10 the Hotel
%, g.
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FuTlR le DAYS.


NAbtAuII LAND at Public Auction, .
NILS AbuNE iNNCHHr Intending to 80 South /
shall sell At public aueuu II the highest bidder the 18th
Ne,cubet lrt II fair II the fair day. part
farm lying on Jnme River miles above ynehburF about
2aet"s aargr portion heavily imbrred aud fine tobacco land
The cleared land we'll adapted all the staple products
thu country II desired will sell the whoe farm
upwards ef aal crop OF wheat seeded Terms lii
ural and made kuawn the place
the premises At Il o'clock Nj ANY information obtan.a
by addressing THOMAS II SCOTT.
oct ~ eidsA loneNdtlS Lynchhnrg Va
NALlABiE CITN PROPERTY st Auction.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court for thu
ton of Iyhrhhurg c tho 10th day Nov la
IN thanrerN anti therein depending under the style
Brown Ne, lrndrok. Sc the undersigned,
mssionets appointed for that purpose WILL Friday the
It'll November next the premises offer pub
lie auction the oe@inE valuable city property soil tor th
purpose of ef"cng distribution among legal representa-
uves of Ammon Hancock, deceased
tommenrnr with that valuable story trick huildin
opposite The BANK Of Virginia, formerly occupied by DaN
Nuwlu n Go.
Two houes and lat AZ the Of lat Lynch
and FIRST alley, IN at iuo a Mecm's house
Also House audi ot with ground attached
Mi Francis Morrison residence, which is good orchard
TRIMS % SAl-A credit in three cqun instruments H.
Il and II months will be given heus with approved sem
rty and tho title tho property withheld unit, the whole a
the purchase money shall have heen paid The title to tn
property sh"hegel he nnquoSenab" but shall
nnly such title vs. Is vested in us 10y sad decree
J. l. RRpWN.
oct 22cwSd2ts"t1s \ q HANGurK.
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Virginia Tenucssr. Railroad iHidgo I0 nchburg, Va.
fho snhscribof having purchased tins establishments aud
Employed 4 O. BBhucy Ia HupeIincnd and work IT, spre
parcel furnish short notice, Steam Engius, Circular and
Sa4h SAN Mills, Mill tearing, ShRinR, Hangers, Tobacco
and Fixtures BrasA aud Iron Castings and wrought
- every description tIoudv ms Centre Vent Wa
hors which have gained reputation enjoyed by
wheel since It's introduction considered by parties that
them fully equal the ovoshot Wheel and Is
tdlt head OF further description
gwen this way hut any Information rnng thotu
h. bad by adr, shg the Superintendent fts establishment
No establishment is better prepared tot doing work with
cnary and Dispatch with # he best assnrments Of pat
be fouudmy where, aud pattern maker always
ploVod o make when wanted.
\ this establishment un'od equal 10 that
done nj any establishment in the State Any Information
work will be addressed to A. q ahney this
plarr y. {. HURT. s. 7.
AT 21c1y of Hurt 4 Preston
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
Amherst Co. iio, Oct 9, 1856
The parties the foregoing will take
appointed the 18th December
the therein mentioned which day at 10
O'Clock in the morning they requested attend at my
office their and copies of Court papers
prepared for examination and settlement.
2icw4w RO. NJ. BROWN, Comr
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SALES BY AUCTION
: or ..uu.H,E uHa. csr.v
THIS - ~

f1uE sale OF n,, Goods will be continued this
= evening Al = &C oeh \. q LEWIS.
Il
GALE az NaIu ABLE REAu EsrATE-
- A. trustee la decd II trust made hy ID X Lyman
sell ~ pnlr hu,au Saturday the November
neat, AT O'Clock T. ON the promises the property de
s'fihed IN The said deed ono douh.
Trick tenement thereon the Lynchburg
adjoining the Tobacco Factory Mcdaniel Preston
II will be snd credit Of 10 months negotiable
notes well end"re Including the interest upon the purchase
nionev from the DAY a. sale JNO u 1. GOGt;IN
oct jutendtSuov
ostponensrut.
The aboN" sale i postponed until Saturday next tn, 18Th
nst when li."l take place nj the linn" and place
neN 10 deedtl'Haf }. q l.. q.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

Mr. PAUL having declined running forthe Office on
application. received the above votes opposite his
Il me as complimentary. Messrs. LEMrEL PEBBLES
AMI Jyo. ". WILSON were appointed Directors, and
Ar PEBBLES elected Vice President Of the Road The
ueeting then at 81 o'clock, adjourned she de-
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LINE or sTAGEA from


II BIG LICK Depot 10 FRANKLIN &. H.-Leavc Big
Lick o'clock 30 minutes after the arrival of the
aburg Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays
nj Franklin H. at II p. came days. Returning, leave
Franklin c. H. At O'clock, and arrive at Big Lick at
O'Clock 30 minutes for Che Lyuchburg By
this mont passengers will connect with the cars at
iig Lick l. t., Last and West, the same days.
may 5 CALDWELL Agent.
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o.itp aaU =tate 1Gaito.

49,. ufa5pEoA n:vsraslS SAa Taogrt Ills
.,r,l who are now performing IN Petersburg with
decided success seee'aia s the mo-, esfpmeoay
will appe,rat Dadlcy Hall On Monday night
p heir merits are rqua 10 Their fne they viii do
well here
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

MfffIsG or STOCKHOLDERS Sor1H-SlaH RAILROAD.
We learu from the E1PrtSS, that the annual meeting
of the Stockholders OF the SOutl-Sije Railroad was
held in Petersburg Oh Wednesday E. &. Booth in
the Chair. aud james T., CGthber acting Is Secrcta-
~. Tie committee made their report, which
received, followed by the reading OF the Presidents
report.
Mr. \ D. BANKS offered u resolution that COM
lnl,tce OF thirteen be appointed examine the lat
ter report and also investigate various complaints
which had been nude against tire road Of late, and
report at eleven O'Clock to-day. This WAS opposed
ly Nessrs. p AHcY PAU, Sr., aud A. q. NICKNAME
Oh the ground principally that their no necessity
frft Mr.. BAN6s then rose and repeated his
n.p arging It's ud>isaby; and in regard 10 com
t...iuts mentioned the following: The poor facilities
n wharfage II City Point, the ineompetency of
al the officers connected with the road, the refusal
he guided by the kanaWha canal and the Danville
Haiiroad.
70 all of these says the Express, Capt PANNiL, re-
Piled in clear and satisfactory manner, proving that
he had used, and was still using every exertion to
overcome the first objection. As for the second, the
incompgency of the officers alluded to has never been
observed by him, but on the contrary they have been
al seryed to bc rs dutitu as dgent The other obs
cction were fully explained to the satisfaction of all
reasonable men present R. r. COLLIER, Esq, con-
CURED with Messrs. PAUL, NICKNAME and LEMOlSE
in opposing Mr. BANK resolution, on the additional
ground that there WAS neither necessity nor sense in
IT, both report and complaints being fully explained
In this he was heartily and ably supper cl by Mr..
J<o " WILSON, of Cumberland, who eAtulle3 tue
merits of Capt. PANNLL in an honest aud disaterest
ell .Anuer. He suggested 10 Mr.. BANKS 10 Withdraw
his motion aud confess its usclessncss, but he would
not Mr. TIM RIYEs then took the floor and made 4
very vehement speech, relative, principally TO the de-
crease Of value in the stock and TO the bad manage
ment of the road He also seemed to think that there
something hialsH under the position 10 his
Young friends resolution; but, Mr.. COLLIER replied
that SO far from wishing TO keep any thing secret,
those who opposed the resolution invited a scrutin1-
ing Investigation But to do this would require much
more time than asked, to say nothing of the useless
ness of the design. 1t was finally concluded TO lay
the resolution on the table.
The election of President was then taken up Az
DREW KEvAN, Esq, nominated Wm, PANSILL; and Mr..
A. D. BANKS nominated THOMAS II. DANIEL of Prince
George. Mr.. TIN RWEs set forth the claims and ca
ptNiIities Of the latter gentleman very ably and
nesty, but the result went against him, though the
state vote the largest of any of the proxies, east
for him. Every individual stakeholder, with but very
few exceptions, voted for Capt. PANNGLL The result
W. PA&SLL, 2l52
THos. II. DANIEL, l5Gj
SAN'L L. Paul, ls
Cant. PAHSILL's majority, 5S1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-15

NEws FROM SALr.-A correspondent writing 10 the
Bedford Sentinel from "sal, River gives tie fol
wing information. 1t will be seen that zee have
reached destination: Whilst driving ont this
morning, we encountered our friend Iiigwuy, who
was on his return from short excursion iut3 the
country, whittier he had gone for the benefit Of his
health lie appears to be laborng under sad de-
preston of spirits, and has but little TO say When
we aecosted him aud rendered confidence, he
merely replied, Vote carly in ls6o-sotc carly
lie was accompanied by Mac mounted upon the
White Surrey. He is still noble looking charger,
bat gives unmstakable evidence Of having recently
L,ea roughly handled. Fremont Is expected here in
u fyw days. He comes by the o crlan4' route, on
t,e :. woody lorse.l
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firm of Hack Pettyiohn VIII please eau promptly up
tho undersigned who alone authorized receive pay
na uta AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE
oct I7hEc6
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The plow thu beats the World. best WORK " III,
lrns rl,

The Pillow si,ui beat. the World, best WORK " in
Icnst Oraught.
WE have large number If Patterns of Flows amor
w whtrh may h" found Riches Patent Premium litn
Beams Improved Ivug4tons Ieakskl taplr roNHS Point
Ger Premium Nlehl Flows, Smiths Patent Straw Cnsr,
Corn shelters So Scapers Double Actin
Sausage Meat Cutter Winters Corn and Cob Crusber sc,
Smith Patent Cutter at $40 was awarded the fhri Itemi
by the Fair Virginia for the hest hnn1
Straw Cutter in Isl l~5i amt 1888 and cnc ie
highest award If tue society.
We call particular attention 10 very much aimir,l
fRehs PATENT Iron oam rlo,s below We 1--WE one of TN
many testimonials In favor ef this ilow.
below the Norse House, lynchhurg, Va
II $. WnlfFEMoRE 4 BRO.
CutttorrE Aprls. lsto
aENrLfMtN have ed the llon requested you
plough piece low grounds "a
which has been lying idle for eight eonaoqu ay
very rough state But your pillow has gone through
with three strong horses to 1t without giving In any
thorough work had
by other pillow have been powman forty yrais
tried patterns but yours the 1ow :
others have yet used the draugh oasiercutH W.
When tho rlnws have ON hand give out | shall
Respectfully. wM q PRICE
II = WHrTFMnRF BHo sep
- handsome lot Black Nevettonks o different sly
II toso wishing rurase will call hoicVe thai
they viii be ahi0 sdi Themselves
oct Tito Respectfully, J. MATTHIAS co.
dtrSNo ~ sG0.-Enrn,crsr ca" still he supplied
IN with the very bet VI Peruvian Guano At slNy pe
lar pcr Ton BY WM \. MILLER.
oct2Its Basfnz
rsVENCIs ~oHK-wc rc-pcc,f"i,, Invite
II tic adir, call aud anime STOCK fai aud YIN
ter French Work. Collars Sleeves, lmikorchies skirt
Fronts Infant Indies Caps aud real M'esn Lace seits im
tation do. Ac.. J. a SIlGLER co.
~ Hbi-. Estr" Fine Tnn"cr'- Oil, o." con.
~ signnlout J - Il u. II. NOW LIN.