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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31
A Child Beaten to Death by a
Romish Priest.

A telegrapnlc despatch mas alinouHceu
the arrest of Frederick Bauer, a catholic
priest, at Cleveland, Ohio, for beating to
death a German child named Barbara
Forman, for attending a g ragged school,
on Sunday. The child was his pupil at
the St. Mary's (Roman Catholic) parish
school, and full details of the affair are
given in the Cleveland Herald. The
child died on Saturday, Oct. Is, and a
coroner's jury unanimously returned the
following verdict:
"That the deceased came to her death
in consequence of whipping and beating
received from and by the hands of Fred
erick Bauer, on or about the 2lst of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1856. The said whip
ping and beating having been done with
a stick or other weapon ~
The following testimony was rendered
before the jury by Flinda Hick:
l am acquainted with the deceased,
Barbara Forman; have been attending
the same school with Barbara; during
the last month Barbara has not attended
school; we attended school at the Cath
Ole Church on the Flats, in the city OF
Cleveland. The teacher of the school
whipped Barbara by laying her on a
chair upon her belly, and beat her with
stick; made her take hold of the round:
of the chair as he WHIPPED her; he makes
all the scholars take hold of the round:
of the chair when he whips them; he
used piece of cane having a crook OF
it; taking hold of the crook, he strucl
! her about the sholders and back, ant
struck her few times lower down; can
not say how many times he struck her
did not see him strike her on the head
he took hold of her hair when he wa
whipping her; she screamed and holloe
} very hard and loud while he was whip
u ping her; his blows were real hard, an
Il he made ugly faces while he was whip
: ping her; she cried real hard until re
" cess, when she went home with one
n the other little girls.
She tried very hard TO get up when h
was whipping her, but she could not q
= up, because he was sitting on her so thu
. she could not get up; she was on he
belly on the chair, holding on to the Low
er round of the chair, and the teache
70 had hold of her hair crushing her dow
into it. The teacher told Barbara ST
II ought not to have gone to the Ragge
+ School, and whipped her for going to IL
/ Ragged Sunday School; he called h,
4 up on the floor for going there, and WIFI
ped her for that. When Barbara wei
!. to her seat, after the master whipped he
she could not sit up straight because 81
- got whipping on her back, and Barbal
= said it hurt her to sit up. School cor
- mences about eight o'clock; we have
% e go to church first, and Barbara was viii
81 ped soon after school commenced. a
going on twelve years of age. Barba
re has not been to school since she got h
n hard whipping at school. The mast
ne used to whip all the scholars as he viii
ped Barbara, previous to her whippin
re but he has not whipped them so sin
we Barbara was whipped.
We The priest manifests no feeling al
Oh says nothing.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31

"a The Democratic majority of Penn
sylvania, it seems, has been reduced bv
the official returns, which aru all in, OF
2I74. This is very close work in vote
of four hundred and twenty-three thou
sand. The Democracy manufactured
none too many voters.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31

e. Mr.. John Walbridge of Albany,
raised the past season from two papers of
fiat English turnip seed, sown on one
fourth of an acre of land, Ito bushels of
turnips. One of them measured "a IA
inches in circumference, and weighed ten
pounds.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31

e. Three men and woman travel
ing in an OK wagon were burnt to death
by prairie fire near Buckhart Grove,
Illinois.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31

81 The ladies Epping, N. H., have
raised Sl3o for the suffering Free State
people in Kansas.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31

KANSAS LAND SALr-D
land speculations, conneeti q
peal of the Missouri 0a
the enslavement of Kans
eral high officials Of the
ment are concerned, Is %
known or understood By th'
survey of the public lands DE-
ed, keeping pace with The
driving out the free-''a'e
now, when they have ben i,
and driven out of Leaven1a
Delaware lands, held in traa
eral government, are to Dc =
to the highest bidder, II ''l,.
the terms Of the Indian Trs't1
| inelv the sale Of 100000 acre
tised to take place at For u
on the 18th Of November n''l
! e.an.s,oto settler viii be
pass the United States %, 3
Fort, or bid on these land, .
iniquity should be ehP0''a
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31

sg Louis Napoleon ha'
peremptorily OrdeFea = p,
France to allow to all 'a'
their distrie, the free ana =.
ercise of their religion
may hear Of no moro =, =
Ppotestanis, and thai W
again be disturbed N 'a''
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31
Kansas

!. There is a party Of ppo...,.
illas in Southern Kansas. !,
Of ossawattOmie, who hay, :
and burned n the houses Il y '
Free State families. III. 9
sawattOmie sent a deleg,5o, :
Geary to ascertain his VIM. :
ence to the prOpriety Of al :
out. The Governor said A..
not do for the Free State na :
company to defend then,s,. !
they killed any prO-slavery A. /
would swing for it, that /. + !
would go down to that nan 4, !.
tory whenever the troops vo,s
from the North, to which pl,..
gone to prevent armed Br.
Nebraska. Such is the rur,.
ing to this, the people Of tbn
territory have no right to A.
lives from the guerillas, and
any they will " have to svi5,s
A Georgian in Kansas v,;.. ,
home TO his brother in h.
: which we find published n,
(Geo.) paper. 1t is das
September 25th:
I" | received your letter ss
F.. but had not time to Answer
t some eighty miles from home.
e young men came out and hs
e me. / have just returned fs
+ paign of five weeks. l have
e hard times, this trip. We Wa.
J. five weeks and had no tents.
r the grass, rain or clear. Ihn.
t water as sound as if | was On,
s bed. We had some fighting
+ not as much as we (the pro-slsp
ty) wished. We desired to Il
n out of the Territory, but th.l
n stopped us, and said that he W.
1t them out himself"
+ The family of Mr.. David B
y Salem, who was brutalIy mo-
Ie Kansas, have received inionr
d Governor Geary has sent rlz
. cry direction to ferret out hs q
If On the 10th inst, they had q
N hin, and would probably seer
nt two or three days. The Go7a
er $500 reward out of his owns
ne the arrest of the guilty parE
ut fun was buried with military
ct Charles I'll. Thomas, who U1-
er this information, which Is Pia
ee the Salem Gazette, writes thaa
lst self deprived of the comforts
sc, the ravages of the border ruta
in many hundred dollars out d :
ok The prospect looks dark and
ed the extreme, he adds.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-31
yRnuax


vERMox
ruRAI Far
were award
cent Fair q
tural Sms
Geo. Camp
rinos back
same for
years 81
sian Mern
ball for the
bucks i've
for the be
Geo. Can,r|
riuo buck
same for Ia
also pren
best. Mr.
Bugion, wa
for thebesi
Press says
Goodrich
and grew
loaded Will
St. ABaas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

DR.. Branch L. Archer, the father OF the Tex
as revolution, died in Brazoria county, in that
State. on the POD ult. lie was formerly a mem
Der of the Virginia Legislature, and went from
Richmond, Va, to Texas.
There he soon became popular and served II
the Legislature. lie was elected to the consul
tation of 1885 and by that body made its presl-
dent. On its adjournment he was sent with Nm-
II. Wharton aud Austin. AS Commissioner 10 tn,
United States; was elected to the first Cougres $
in 1886; and from 1889 to 1871 was Secretary al
War. Since that time he has been in retirement
ENJOYING The society and friendship of his old
friends. who entertained great respect for him
DIR. Archer was II polished gentleman, a RIPE
scholar and an eloquent speaker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
LATEST NEWS.


QUEBEC, Oct. 6.-lhe STEAMER Anglu-SaXan
h.s arrived here with dates from Liverpool to
the 2lih September. Her news is unimi,ortant.
Fhe Niagara arrived out ON the 2lst. Her
nnws impaired more firmne>s 10 cotton.
BELGIUM.
The international Philauthropic Congress sd.
journed on the Goth. but the Free Trade Con.
gress was still in session.
SPAIN.
The Spanish Constitution polished is II re *
sue Of tina 1913. with sixteen explanatory artic-
les,
Madrid correspondence says that the Queen
and ODonneIl are much at variance, and that
the latter had rendered his resignation, which
the Queen refused Ia accept.
SARDINIA.
Sardinia had made II demand ON Naples, for
indemnity for the expulsion of some students
from Florence.
DANISH SOUND DUES.
Copenhagen udviccs state that the Sound Dues
Question was progressing satisfactorily, andthat
u special convention will be held in November I"
adjustthe amount of indemnity to be paid 10
onmar
NAPLES.
Reports respecting an Anglo French demon
stIation ON Naples are assuming a more c"ns1>-
tent form. 1t is confidently stated that unless
the demand for concessions on the King OF Ma
plies are acceeded to, an allied fleet of eight
vessels will be ready to proceed To Naples and
hiring home the Frence ard English Embassies.
An uneasy feeling peryades, because ct the tact
that England's course in regard To Neap"liton
affairs does not meet the hearty co operation OF
France.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
Death from Fright.

On Wednesday last a horse attached to a bug
gy and driven by a lady, in passing tho elephant
belonging to Rice's circus on the road between
Frederick and Jefferson, wheeled suddenly at
sight of the ugly beast, fell in the shafts, AMI
ouivering in every muscle, expired in twenty
minutes. About the same time a horse driven
by Rev. Mr.. Bage broke loose from the buggy
by a sudden dash. at sight ofthe elephant, and
ran for his life, without any fatal result howev-
er.-Frederick (Nd.l Citizen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
- aruu As DsON 4 cos, CARPET, Old Cbsss
.nd a.nrtaIn Ware. Rooms, No. 95, Main Street, Richmond

m DsON & cos Csrpss, vi IS"ns
= and Curtain Ware Rooms, NO w. MAN VI
Virginia ~ dovo,e our entire II.
~ = 20 ,bc aboys business, and having arranged ~ stoIs
40, I'm, nurpose, arc now prepared to exhibit me la'ers. ~
,no., eomplsie assortment OF Carpetings, IN oio.h,, 'u,
ms" ""' g., avs aeon In the State of virginia, ana u fArsy
,a nuh n, any one establishment In the United ssa,ss ~,
. - di,srt from the English Manufacturers, ana se'ev''nk
~, na,son the best American Fabrics, we shah, ~
ell,imes. he prepared to furnish all articles pertaining , y.
business promptly, and relying on the eitseAs y q,
Nn,ih Carolina and tennessee TO sustain ~ IN =
assure them VIC will be content with moaera'e P'oan .vo
We ,nvit. buyer. to examine, this season. "a -,
.h :" he,'re II new patterns AMI styles Of Velvet Tapestry
mud brussels tarpeung., Three ply Ingram ana U ~. . ~
Vci,,, Ch,nclle and brussels Rugs. Door, Parlor ana ona,n.
nor Mat. SAITH, W orsied and India Damask Tor cur'ains, 'a A.
and Figured be Lanes do, Brocatel and Iuikey Hea u.
Mnann and Lace Curtains. Window Shades all styles ana qua
i,isa Tloor on Cloths, Table on Cloths, all widths III d"
Rugs Sc, &c. ., .r anv
co. ~ a., hall an being furnished with diagram aud measure
,, and soliciting orders, will warrant, a III IN ali cases
ap iOdAclms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
News from Kausns-Ehc Free state rr.sOncrS
Committed for Trial.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1, lS56.-A letter to the Rr-
publican. from Gov. Geary, dated the 10Th ut,
saws that United States troops will be stationed
at points where troubles are anticipated during
the coming election. aud that any interference
with the legitimate exercise of suffrage will he
punished with the utmost severity. Mr. hit
field is the pro slavery candidate for Congress.
Es3A letter to the democrat, dated the gath. says
that the free State prisoners had been examined
before Judge Cato, aud committed for trial at the
Anril torn Of The Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
Business Ofthe Western Rnilrood.

CHICAGO, Oct 4, ls56.-rhe receipts of the
Rock Island Railroad Company for September
were S2l3,55S; for the same month last year they
were $iil,70D. The receipts of the Ga'ena In
ion Railroad Company for September were S3do
239: for the sunni month last year they wefe
S26l ,s2O;-The receipts of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company far September were S280.94l;
for the same month last year they were Sls5,9o)
The sales of lands for September amounted 10
&c Mh .1S6.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

The CassyiIIe GAP Standard, OF Ihursday
last, says:
We learn that a crowd of men undertook IL
mob Judge Brownin court in Marietta,l last wfek'
on account of his having fined several of them
for disorder in the courthouse. The marshal aud
officers of court being present, came to his relief.
He fined and imprisoned several of the mobiles
to the extent of the law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


u ,lrlnea at n decree Ia The case et "ihos kesser : Trustees
v. Russer's Creditors. &c -" made NJ the juno term. lshi #
the Circuit Court ef l~.Nnchbure. the undersigned commission
ers will proceed pen the premises, on SATURDAY the SUI OF No.
vrmhcr Iss6, At l 4 NJ. 10 sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder. leo aerrS OF wood land. near the Tolltlatc ON the road
IL Campbell Iourthou4e, being the same land bought by lhes
Rosscr from c. II Lynch. and now no sold to pay the balance
Of purchase money due thereon. Ii no sale should he effected
A. The above time aud plhrr. Il VII be offered In front of the
Market House on the Monday morning Afterwards, 10Th OF NV
1886
TrRMs-cashf for sponses Of ,alc; balance in {, le and i
months, title retained.
N II CAMPBELL. r,m..
SAMl. GARLAND, Jr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

A bloody fight occurred at E~dgefeId. Tenn; on
Monday evening, between VIM. Pentecost and
Thomas Richardson was shot in the body, the bal
entered his side and breaking one of his ribs; he
is supposed to be MORALLY wounded. Penteeost
was cut in several places with a knife, but Is not
seriously wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

A com hauy. consisting OF II citizens OF Colam-
bus Miss, has been folmed in that place t. g.
as an cmicrating party to Kansas, aud Si1eD
contributed by the citizens, for their support
They we're To have started on the 29th ait.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

Philadelphia, Oct. 6.-The schooner Arab
Pence, Fairfield n. G., for New York, was run
into yesterday o~fsquam Beach, and cut do~1
to the waters edge. She was towed up to TIL.
city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
srrc.tof Supun.pd NNrtPrprs.

ALBANY, Oct. 4, ISj6 -kiprman and .NenfnrY
charged with the killing OF MIR Carroll on Arb'r
Hill in this city on Sunday last, were brought
here this morning by the police, and committed
on the warrant Of the Coroner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
VI * II

." me Key. VIM. 5. White, u. D, on Wednesday
ID pr-rra n tue lst Of October. Mr.. CROCKETT L.
az \. D0LD, daughter of samuel NJ. bold, of Lex
l1gon, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

Ry virtue ut n lccretal order of the Circuit teutt
Of I%Anrhhurr, pronounced IN the ease nf Wilson aud vito IS
Gregory nj It's last June Torn, ! shall, On saturday the IL day
Of November next, on the premises, proceed I" sell me li"us'
ami Lot in said decree mentioned. Tbs House and lot isnow
in the occupancy Of II. II rowulrN, fsq situated on 18th street
In rear If the Lot II MIR II + Spence There Is a o"hN'nl
cni DIV Hing House with necessary out houses upon thts lot
sale positively without reserve and for cash
80 1 h.nl,alth rnhtl nnN L. u CHRISTIAN. Gown
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
B Y TIE l. L & RAP II.
iri".rnphrd Expressi, Tor c"Virgininn.
The Duel StOPpcd-IIc Parties Ar
rested.

NsmNoroN, oet. i-Early this morning Messrs.
Bolts aud Pryor ind their friends crossed over into
Maryland far /. I. blair's, bu, before arrangement.
were nude officer Tyler, assisted by the Washington
police. appeared aud arrested the principals and soy.
eetl friends. Rotts' second, Francis J. Smith, made
his escape. Mr. Chosman, pryor's second. was ar
rested but after consideration the magistrate rclcls-
ed The prisoner on parole of honor that they would,
on the departure OF the first boat. place themselves il,
tho hands of officer Tyler, and not Violate the peace
In the meantime.
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VIZ, ruEU>DEHsNED u. wo",d erg

AlAlrrspeetfully say Ia onr cuSers and triondHes.l~>
NIX that We have Just rcturnSom New York, IIN1
w where we hive selected Quick of Fall Goods
with great care, hoping to antt thJAons tastes OF our 'm'
TONER'S. aud Will open, for your intttnn, on Tuesday the Eo
inst, our oniiro stock, consisting oknnois, Ribbons, fioN
cra. Feathers, lienddtoascs. breas u, Mnlair Caps, tnniet''
Int Necklace bracelets aud Whutnx Heads and Belts -
Also a lot of fine Velvet, Cloth and sino Cloaks, withh va
riotv Of Lace goods, aud an cxeolleiti Of Furs Of dhef'h'
kinds and At nil prices. The above Ales vary In prices 40 n.
10 sut Mi classes. Please give usa 4 and we feel assured
thai YOU viii be able TO suit youHelvAoth in price and quail
". Yours very reapetlly,
JATTu1AS & co
Ivnchbure Rcp. copy tt, and LeStnAn Gazette A.. and Tor
uar1 ,ec,n,, u fsep ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

3axdS Snncihing handsome lbr fund nj the Miihh'.s
@c stor, of Miss Simpaonh, sign 1T the Hue fonnet
w such as Fine Bonnuts, l. Cans. Handsome Ribbons
Flow ers, Sc. Ladies' wishing tthina nice and pretty VIII
,lraae call, as she viii take grtlpaaurc in showing then''
ceiling con idcnt they cannot aiplcnses
oct 2 d2mif Rep copy. JANE SlMfSpN'
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, NEW JEwi,y. WATCHES, &e.-

SvA vii trouble ntends with n short notice oifo
" moro. have iusIrned from New York with a
G9A2S NEW SUPPLY HWELRy, WATCHES, @e'
which / viii sell as cheap ohner than II enn be bought else
whore. Watch and spoetactasses put in all kinds u 's"
elry repaired at The -hofiesite. can he found N.Y. IN" 'eu
10 Seha,lhcld 4 lhuunan's 4 Sign OF tho Watch, No lur-
ortoIln A. l.. SITPilN.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


,~~OysVON,s CI.OrBu1Nss luOU.r - ~.
mos,' ST. rfrfRsnuRs- My stesk Of Ready MADE
- ~, md ne,ta' Furnishing Goods embraeesths most y
olo'mns M ~ a,aertnr variety that have ever had the pleasure
a cxh,Sinng 70 tho citizens Of the Coekade city .a,oun hans
-" Nv Stuck of Cloths, Cassimeres ana ves'Ihg' nav:
,punu, A.. n xith great care from first importahons Ann iates
stylea OF patterns, and will be made TO order IN : . ~ psr.
r1 y ,nnu short n,tice, and warranted TO SUIT u no - -.
sn,. in W ami Of ano Party aud Wedding suits 0 ! cnono
,iai and hes, finish shall no, be disappointed upon m.
=, Mr. JoUN WHITE Cutter and Manager Q
OF my stosk w. - THOS. W. ROYSTON,
'us.on a. Sycamore st, Petersburg, va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
Monn ro ELDEnLN GENTLEMEN.

N We received in tho invoice of goods opened by us last
week, a lot Of substantial Gold Speciacles. suitable for persons
advancing in lie, which we should he very much pleaseu 10
show to any who may feel disposed to look nj them, o + loon
through then.
We wish TO say In regard To these spcctaeles as We sa, IN RET
crcnce to every article which we offer to our friends, tai we
will sell them as low rs they can be bought In any House from
Richmond to Boston. We do not say that we VIII sell goods
lower than every one else, but we promise you that you shSi
have the worth of yonr money II You viii give rs a eau, a9u
what we say in regard to quality, shall, In all cases De h'aa
good. Please rcmrnb, the house,
oct ITS ~SlINEklhokN " vi -
lARuG STORE FOR SAI.E.-Cir proprietor
- OF n Drug Store in Richmond, desiring 10 retire from pu
siness, offers for sale the Stock, Fixtures and Good WI OF same
on accommodating terms Doing a good city and country
trade, it viii be sold at a price which will Justify is eonunu'
ance or removal elsewhere. Address
~"APOTHECARN."
sep - I'm Box ~, Richmond, va
= "A ualDS New Orleans and y. NtcO sugars
NV in Store, for sale at lowest market rates.
.l-AL IL. nAA 4 = AlHNllLRS
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ANn .nr a, A"rnom.-lw

highest bidder. ~ saturday, the nth day OF October,
ihe House and Lot situated on the llll beyond the pni BNdge,
rear MIR T. 4. Sholes'. The House contains six rooms and
passage. with Stable and uther out houses, a good w eli @ wa
Ter in tr ward The Lot contains ~ acres of land and Is we'll
improved The property, owing toits exemption from TAXA
ton. is valuable. aud would he an excellent home for a mcchan
H. or g,rdrn,r Terms Cash. s. NJ. GARLAND.
OCT ldt1lacts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08

5~NrESN.Al CElra1trloN.-It will be a matter
interesting 10 many Of our readers to know
= ''e ifesb}terian Church NJ Timber Ridge is now
y ARndred years old, aud the congregation there
- determined 10 set 1erf Saahy apart as the day
.ine!n'faltIe Of this interesting fact, when a Dis
'"|g II relation to the subject viii be delivered in
,,a' march ny the Rev. Henry Runner, D.. D., of ka-
u.,'' >al'n's. The services, we suppose, vii! COM
-" "'PR' II O'Clock, A. M.-Lcripyto CARTE.
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UUuN Is. OLIVER,
s No. - ssrn,ier Street,

= No. - tsrn,icr Street.
NAV bRIFANs. Ia.
AGENT SALE OF MANUFACTURED TOBAc.
GO, would respectfully solicit tunstgnncnts from Manu-
iucturcrs in Virginia, with the assurance that, AZ he does moi
dead IN the article evrupt aaa Commission Merchant. his WHOLE
time and attention will he larotnd - tho in,errst- ofthoec WIN
may favor him with their consignment, on which liberal nd
yanc,s Will be- mulc
RifrRFNcFs-Oyler 4 Keen, jesse Hare & Co, Hurt &
Preston. knight 4 AlIou, rol. Aug Ieitwieh, Ammon q.
Hancock, L%ynchhurg thas NJ. tashy, l.. IL Holland, Dan.
willie, John 5 Walker. Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
Arrival of the mack warrior.
Heavy Failure.
The Markets..

BAlTtMoRF, oct Flour unchanged, wheat de
elincd Red 81 10 10 ST. AZ; White 81 A to 81 Sc.
Corn-White SO 10 81.
NEw YoRK, Oct. Flour advancing Ohio SO 81
Il 81; Standard Southern 81 n 81 10.
Wheat unchanged White 81 sc n 81 81 Red 81
SO.
Corn dropping and unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-08
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IA cry MRS. lSUTPHIN takes pleasure se,YA
EyX In infol ming hSds and customers that she EINS
~e.. has removed dnpw nuil ding, next door ~
To Schoolfcld n Tita and four or Ave doors above
the. Merchants Bank he opposite side OF the street,
where she VIII open on tday tho 2nh Of October, n iarRe
and handsome ssortmeNIiiln,ry for the Inspection n'the
prb1tc generally. BnnnI hhons Flowers. Wells, Gloves,
French W ork and tloakhb various other things nsuhiy
kcpt In millinery establish. ali of which were selected by
nor In Ne,, York. with pklar naI,a to suit the different
tastes Of her customers aaanls' Please call and exawlne
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