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sing softly. ye breeaes!
Sing mournfslly Low,
Ger tn, snow covered noand,
She sleeps below.
Alas! for the spr NJ time,
And hoduing OF life,
Alas. for che hearts
That are breasting iss strife.
Dim Ger the hearth-s,ons
Gsshsrs the night.
Dsrk s'er sAe spirit
Fsilssh the bligat
Chilled 10 the heat pslss,
husned in its bea1
And We gaze on NY form.
In It's winding sheet
The proud, laughing eye.
Vita its ;iash and its tear,
10 sesriiy closed.
On love and the dear.
o cruel the stroke,
And fearful the blow,
That crusuea thy young life,
And laid tlce 30 low.
Deep. leep il the sorrow,
luAt wraps as round,
A We thiuN OF thee. love.
In the sn"~-se,e.ed ground
The hi .hi winds wall.
A1d The bre.aes moan,
Anu weeping, We list,
10 the sAdden;ng tsns.
Thy home Il shroudsd
Ia dese.st gloon,
Ana .earis are buried
With thee, in thy ,omb.
We mass thee. love,
A. The hsartn .one yet;
We hiss tee: love,
y, We will Dot forget.
We think OF thee ever,
lu song-st prayer
In Tie snIdowy nislt--
U, everywhere.
Bright sesIaing stars
Asd snnsainy day,
fothy hone in the skies,
Larr us away w. L.
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A Go den Thought. Mature will b.
rep r,ed. All things are engaged IN
writing their own history. The plane.
and the pebble goes attended by its sha.
dow. The rolling rock leaves it, scrat-
cnes on the m,untain side: the animal. .l.s
bones IN the stratum; the fern and leai
their modest epraph 10 the coal. ihe
falling drop makes its sepulchre in earth
or stone: not ioo, s,-rs into snow or
along the ground, but prints in charac-
ters. more OF less lasting. map Of is
nsrcE very &C. Of man ,scrIbes ltse!
on the mem pries Of ITS fellows, aud in It's
own face. the air is full Of sound; the
sky ot tokens; the ground 10 all menor'
sada aud aigoa,ures. and every obisc, !,
covered with A.nts that spsak TO the in
tell.gence.--R. ~ EsssrsoA
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Exchange C&c.!!

Exchange Chc9!!
eight DRAFTS on New York can ne had
- Of the Subscriber IN sans to SIT purchasers
Certificates ol Deposit. and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American GOLD s,s sfished At a small |" In.
Once orer spetlGai ani Sayfe''y 'o.e
WM II. TUTiil.L.
Tipton. January
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1,ENciNG WIRE, Twenty Tons, for sale
Az JAxs. MEvsRs. 6jo
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p A r K HOUS 6.

BY r. 3. TUCKER.
former OF Da5a,... and jefferson streets.
i3Td Cag ipsn.
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TEMPERANCE HOUs
~ PATD11ao0N LEkl4lN0.
rIp1e1. isvA.
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1KA IS.
C0p1 yNs, paid 10 advance. 81 30
dA. paid within SIX months, Z IN
Do. paid At end of the year, 20
LllerAl DEDUCTIONS made t. clubs Of five or
oasse 10 oae address.
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TUSr r1ceiSsi =, Q .,ratt~ay DuS
d .ts Sa- new OK ~ Drugs. Wedj.
cimes, Painters Articles, G1 sce-
t,s, H.d s.f kases, Her, o. ~
ans aud Tns - A Gu ert
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TTAvIs0 entered the al0re hrsinsaa, IN TIP.
II ton. I am now prepared TO supply customers
WITH fresh bread, AMI all articles IN my line o.
.b0ainsss. Cakes asd pastry Of every sindfa
Aished u familieA or for parties on short no
uce. Havias engaged the services of one OF tae
beet bakers in the west feel confident ot giving
satisfaction 70 al customers. t&0 WWAIE
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T.. kRANZ.
~ "ArcH MAkEa AND JwELLEs,
second ST.. near the American Hotel.
MUsCATINE, IOWA.
WATCHES, Clocks, Jrweirv &c, repaired AID
wa,rented. 4 sex II fa,n,ouahle ,eweiyv
watches. c'"cks, etc, IN hand Terms a. iow
a. the lowest. A share Of patronage Is =.
specfully solicited TNo ,,,I
". r. COwAN.
PLY SlClAN AND SURGEON.
l Visa tss'a fnaae this pi.:e iny future b,.,e.
ltrer' fore tesier my serve, : to ,b, i,jz N.
4 the is"n ani vicinity in al, the branche. of
tte p "ssiHr wt ! prac''"e PI> r Suryery.
*appsg'as 'eitctenc'e' nj 3cme4ytny Detscts.
o'h'e near thc IrIufeg4n:e n:e .iote;
tipt"n Jan. :, Is5t liz
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MEAT NJ ARkEr.
20 ,pn.'t- tue Adshh h u-s, iipsn0' Iowa.
BEEF can he hsa regularly every morning
2 tndays excepted. Terms cash.
OEO. HARRAS
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IyOU SEs g'OR "A LIE.
THE undersigned ofars for sa e two comfort
all. dw ling houses situated in Upton
nne /. 4 hoas. of good size. and the Other q
, "a nfo.tsb,e hon.e far a m'N f.mily. Both
wlta good lots 1851 JND. y. >TAR.
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BosrON, Nov. 7.-Mnior BeniamIn PcrIoy
Poore, the late Fillmore Candidate for Congress.
in the 9th District arrived in the city this after
noon, with his wheelharraw and barrel of apples
which he had wheeled al the way from Newbury-
port. distance of thirty eix miles, in two aud II
half days. The jol in fultilment Of a bet
with Colonel Bnrbank the Fremont State Srna
tor elect, that Fillmore would get more votes in
Massachusetts than Fremont. The MINOR, wheel
ing bis appes,was escorted up State street about
two O'Clock, by the FILLMORE Clubs of Boston and
Charles!own. military company and II mounted
Torrance collected many thousands of the people
aud the Major was greeted with tremendous and
tunaltuou~ applause ON all sides. He delivered
the apples t, Col. Burbank om th" steps Of the
Irelaout House, when both gentlemen delivered
congrauIatory speeches. mounted On the barrel.
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B ! L l. l. L Il Il lPH
EUROPEAN NEWS
Arrival OI the Baltic,

New NeRG, Nov. loth-The Baltic arrived At this
port to-day from Liverpool
COMMERCIAL.
lireadsini's are generally unchanged. Fine qua-
ties oil wheat have advanced one penny
Flour Ohio, 81 n az shillings Baltimore and
Philadelphia 324 a33ls. Wheat, Rcd, 81 I'd a es Id
White as 81 Los Ill
Corn is dull-fellow aud Mixed a2!s-Whitc 81 u
3t!
Consols for money % u 9s
ANGto-rRENCu AFFAIRS
The feature of the Baluc's news which attracts the
most attention is an official paragraph in the Nom
tedr, complaining that the English Press publish
calamnies against the French Government. and hold
ing out n menace that the continuance of such con-
duct will break up the Anglo French Alliance
II Is reported TINT the English Government will ask
nm explanation II the threat intended TO dissolve the
alliance respecting the Neapolitan difficulty
German papers say entire squadron will 20 to
Naples in three weeks if the matter is not settled in
that time.
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TUE PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS CHI osen on Tues
day inst will called by the Governors of States
to meet in eaoh State capitol the first We'd
nesday of December, and cast their vote, and
choos" messenger to carry 1t senled TO Wash
ngton Ga the second Wednt sday of February
the returns will be counted by Congress and de-
clarcd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-11

BIFFALO. My. The schr. AIlea GllIm"ur
belonging to Toronto, WAS wrecked on Lake On
ia,io during the storm OF Tuesday last. The cap
t Nm his sam ag tyo srlnen we're lost.
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sew sorI and Newfoundland Telegraph
Trans tuanf y Tcir xrii ph.
NEW NoRk, Nov. 9.-fbe telegraph line be-
tween this city aud Newfoundland will be formal
" onened tomorrow. tongratulatery messages
were transmitted between the Company aud Gov
etnor Dudley, yesterday
An Auxiliary Trans Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany has been formed in l,ndon. and stock tn.
ken sufficient to contract for the cable II is
confidently expected that the Trans Atlantic
Submarine Cable will be raised b., July next.
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C4.EyElAail, Nv I ChafIc>O 'horc The op
eta,or At Springfield. Pa, On the Cleveland and
lrie Telegraph line, was run over On the Fairoao
t,is afternoon, and instantly killed.
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NEw York, Nov. S.-'l'he steamer Atlantic
sailed beucc t. day for Liverpool. with upw'rd'
of sig isuudred and thirty thaasand dollars IN 'P"-
% a board.
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sufaI Sainsuitt-s Family af Ninr person
Rur,icd ~ tbcnik.

BlNaHANION, T. !, Nov s.-Ihe dweIIInc al
Mr.. Perkins.near kjrkwood, was burned last
night and Mr.. Perkins his wife, and seven chill
Grnu n.ri .Lnl in tie hNne..
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EeB ED,

On Friday morning. the 18th Of November, 1915
VILLAIN MARION, son of Johp II. and Margaret
i solomon aged / years and months.
ls5a Baltimore 4m-rtean and sun please copy.
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vNFo -Maior T.. 3. Washington, former

DRowNEp. Major l.. B. Washington, former
" Of Jefferson county, Va, was drowned in the
NJ ssouri river at Roach Port, on the 10th ut.--
Major w. served as an officer in the late Mexican
war, aud has been Engaged in tho Ksnsas diff :
cultes.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Richard NJ Heath,
formerly assistan, editor of the Al nerican Organ
aud son of the late Commits sio ner of Pensions.
was found dead in bed this NOR ming, after n
hrirf illness He formerly n resident of
Richmond. Va.
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VI skGsVE ID,

On the 10Th of October at the 4th street Methodist
I Church, Lvnchburg by the Rev. Nelson Head
,r JAMES Il. NOWLIN, Of Campbell, to Miss EVE
ll% B., daughter Of the late DR.. Howell Davis
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SbcnaoUcakr Hus Ohio Canal.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 9.-ihr receipts Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal last week were near
ly $500
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Co6r.NrEs TO IMPaayE.-Dr. Finney, who was
wounded in the duel with Mr.. Pryor, continues to
narore and his friends hope that he will be able to
IaOye his room in a few days.
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DlsApPEARANcE- overseer of Mr.. Lewis d.
s.rlshaw. living near Richmond, suddenly disaF-
erred on Saturday week and has not been heard from
..e No trace Of his whereabouts has been diseoy-
,.aj, ana his friends are uneasy about he safety.
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4 . tick af poods commencing ,o-dav At Ia a.,
\
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dance on tLc Methodist Protestant Conference
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TulsEs6RlNG Is FARNynLE.-The citizens of
tJuA,iile. are making arrangements for public OBJ
.r-y4gre Of Ydwyd4g IL 2oH q Aoee0dor 1856 as
Jqf itJl,t8ic4
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ARRIVALS Al THE
,iusiot Es0u~,- Ancad n Cinrk- ~ "p'

Nov. X 10 Crigler, Madison: J b Reynolds 4
..lr, Amherst; T Fance Bedford; b Clark,
...ac Boat; " Gish, Liberty l. oglcshy, I
+ " N Il Labby City; 7 p Eubanks Nelson; 7 II
sespn. N p, Bedford: r \ Hurt Franlajn 6 llnrt.
ca. Il Thornton, Milton, y {, Mrs, Dunn. A5-
dion; + 7 Woo'ton. Prince Edward; \ Austin )
,.r', Campbell; Y D straicy, Giies; II Dunn,
sa.' -ig0 RI Mliham Lee CO; " Il Anderson, Ga
u. .i -. X: J Wysor.J Farmer Mss Former. "
...r /, Lady, Pulaski; W b Beach, knnhlm }
oai.h Il Lady, Miss \ Mills. Craig; rgar,
l*.t: J Il aasmorc lonroo v lr'son, 4 T
D. J q Laftw;ch Bedford: h Tharam, Campbell
hHwaaa buchanan; 4 fIalscy. PiilS}lFania, y
.se, be hrl; Crompbcil, Union; { Freeman, Rich
t. 'ui \ Pnnkett. AppNn1ttaNi -" Nahnre
clifford: N N Hartsool. Rochbrlge; \ y Boyd. I i
@AAle Leyngtom Col Arnold, NJ Durk', Bed
'a.' G Pole e " Shields Lexington; } Il Baeh-
'.l'u, Ro .liAi '2e
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uflUastIG DAYS.


III soil positively aud without reserve einosda5
ming net At - o'clock ttiu i}ih day at Novcmber1
the Commissioner Will and We
HreRorNH, tn House and iet Ia occupancy OF X ~
TowhlN 9th street lust Mr. David Spoucr lot
resale is mae necessary by The purchasers failure nein
ply with the Terms OF sale T. u tI1RSTiAH.
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THOMAS PARRAMORE,
WA. r. c. DOUGLAS.

COMPLETE TO WEST UNloN.-The North Western
Railroad IS now completed to IVES Union, whence
.ages are running to Parkersburg.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
Pnrtm er.hip lcrctofor
eNsilnE hetM con Amsn IrLhn and ] Speed Rndd. u

hISsO1.UTBON.-ThcP nrtu crship bcrct Of0re
- existing between Austin TRIBE and Speed Rndd, In
the practice Of Law IA dissolved.
AUsTIN VI. TRIPLE,
~ At TORI ut Law,
VIII continue practice In the Counties Of Amherst Bedford
Campbell and the CITY of I4ynrhhurg
Office Morris BudnE nearly opp ,site the Office othe
'NirEiman lnoS ats
A.. y. KulkEK,
General Iscni Estate aud I.nnd Agent,
IEcoMProN, X ,SSAs TERRITORY
VIII strictly huNng lots in this in this
Territory and also buyn eng and locating Land War
rants Letters answered by return mail lnrv ) dly
J =. HIhIMAS
&. w. "'h''"NNA Sol :" sro, ;, ST., New vor,,
Agents for the SALE Of VIRGINIA MANNFAGII RED
TOBACCO linera advances made tonsignmcnis
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4 ~. =. III ONER,
l.enrrnl Ifnnl E.lnIc mud In nd gcnI.
wv W. JusTns.
w. s'ommpni on ucrChnut,

SolritS cousignments Of country prod Will strict
personal the sale of all kmd Of country produce
to buying and forwarding Goods, has
by which he furnish goods his patrons about
wholesale prices loc 81 dim.
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| ATE NEWS


Y nrw> has b.tu received since Friday. c,l
c'az's /" alter IL state II the returns from the
lr = ht'I election. In renues see the official
rr'nrn, from Hawkins county show majority
OF 233tr Buchanan, being Democratic loss Of
39on the late Governors election in TINT State
Ia 100. Sullivan county, Tenn, gives Buchan-
mn 933 majority, being Democratic gain Of %
| hsse counties border on Virginia.
II he following are the latest Geographic dis
patches:
ONO.
CoIuMBUS. Nov. $ Hon Sam. Medary est
mates that the Republicans have carried Ohio by
10000 plurality.
MICHIGAN
DETROIT, My. The returns from thirty.
three counties in Michigan give the Republicans
1850 majority. The fall returns will make it
quite 10000.
NEW YORK
NEW York. NV. S.--fhe returns of the Stnte
give Fremont 127o6 minority over Buchanan, and
l25.I5l over Fillmore.
IOWA AND WISCONSIN,
CHICAGO, Nov. u Returns from eight coun-
Ties in Iowa show slight Republican gains on the
August election. Fremont has probably eight to
nine thousand mn jorty, and about the same in
Wisconsin.
VIRGINIA..
We have received the returns from - coun-
ties Of Virginia nearly all of them semi official.
They show a majority OF 2Dl09 for Buchan-
an There are serenity ttpo 10 hear from-exaCt
~ halt Of the State; and may assume that
Buchanan'' majority will not b, less than 30 600
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SALES BY AUCTION
Tusts DAY.
BY BRYAN AknRS, Auet'r.


I NVa-E sIOdN "f DIV t-OODs AT Nmeiion,
commencing Tuesday nth ct November at 10 ocln
Ny entire stock which iss large and desirable, s
Il great many y Inter goods such always In
ppld Also hne tnals tiohs Gassmerol Vestinpa
NJ, &C. all Of which III h. sold without The
lies ani gentlemen especially invited To attend
q, LEWIS.
idtll unr BRYAN AKERS An IF
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TRACTORS Proposals will he received until ieth No.
Neh"t next Tor the erection the Montgomery White sui
phur Spnea OF building 80 hy 30 three Stories
Dining Room ~ and one ohe building llnby 40 feet
tories Tor Chapel, Also Ter change In tho
the Ratoad lending 10 the Springs which will give half
lie - Ne me
Plans and Specification Of the change the Railroad may
be tho and thu.r buildings
At the ,tnce of Ienrs ENall Architect Richmond
and after the 9TH November the Springs and after
In, 10Th Novemhor
resons attending at the SmngH the 18th November
The purpose Of bidding far Of the nhnve work. Will 10
,h,rged board Add no IL MoSBN prtsi
MA,
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4 ANCAsTEIs HOUSE.
~ 81.
1.yuchlpssrg. Va.

III
IL 1yuchburg. Va,
THO G. LANCASTER late Fincastle takes pleasure
to his old friends aud customers md the public
orally that lie has III large
fnoious House opposite the Depot In this place lie Is
prepared to rive them wei come reception
iuv Z dS einos
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SJns. rKOt.RES~s>s..- Kcnx,,. Eor-
- tat Gallery always frat IN adopting improvements may
he seen specimens Of 'Nc at Portrait Photographs GA
Canvass, coorrd IN oil combining the the Ahrn
type with The "eganey Of coiorng obtained in the
Paintings Mr. has procured the services Mr. HAM
iioN apro"Ns'onal Portrait Painter thoroughly skilled
his art aud IL now prepared 10 ahoN spccmens his new
sfNe OF f"riranfe anl execute orles with the rr,arst
p'nmPthess lhose Portraits oeit alike the wonder
ration Of all who them From small paenerfotypn or
AnhroiNPr "" produce of these Photographs
si2e from cabinet to life Process was mt
"nted hs Mr. Ialnm OF BALTIMORE The right Iynclbuf
owned by j. kehgY. alsp soYeal styles OF Ambru
may be seen at tina Gallery. luoy e.A
GALL At ENENEDOvE's aud wee hi. Inst
~ Bonncts Coaks mS Dress Caps, lIoad Dr.ssos Collars
jet omamcnso every character French Gres that super
ccde the stin and killing Corset Hoop skirts Zephyr gooq
for women and children Chemical Head greatest
variety sced Japoncas and other elegant flowers for tho
hair eurls Hair Brais and rraeoa endless
variety oi notions all Of which am determined to ee cheap
than ever, Tor cash.
Recullect, pretty hornets nj g. 80 and 81 90
oct lets ESGIEpOVI
SlLt RObEs.-Wc hnv. on exhibition
- Rich Silk Robes which the ladies' will please call
sep ia i. A STiUI,ER 4 co
ruNO those in wnnt Of such articles, would
mot respectfully call their attention 10 the NV eupIly #
Ladies Neck Chains Crosses Watches many other
oles too numerous 10 mention Just received and Tor sale cheap
for cash Call AMI them a
oct cots JOS $, rnuRMAN's
lust ARRIVED, IL, the ",d est" bii-hcd ia IA
- y docTy. very nice dried beef Tongue, dried
Peaches, silver Skin Onion, uitahic for rrlmg choices
Nnefar. cheap fof cash II SOLOMON
oct oats
n HATS AND caps HnLford'- new -rIo
s shade, qotttE ana price 10 In i,end only At 1900
NcnpSA1.p 4 HoDinRS
nos Is Opposite Mctolke 4 ' '..
HI GKhEH's Eicctic oil. Tor s"ic nv
~ nov g N II THOMPSON 4 co
CHOPPERS w.NTED.--ix good Barrel
u Al find uul a "
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vNNsEEINs.T0N HOUSE.
w CHURCH STREET,
I.YNCIiuuRa, Va.
fe l2dSely SNEAD & CLAI X, Propretors
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IaAAC A. SMITH ". vAS HFNtHufsIi
a. WITH n VAN RENTHIysEN.
NTOKyEII nDssE
y isnin street. E4yuciburg. Va.

THE "N0RN ELL has undergone change of construction
that places footing with the hest modern built Hotels of
The country
The interior contains every necessary convenience Tor guests
furnished ayie aud Govt orr suited
the of all and OF character that III uhe rank in
1act with the first elias 1ial=s# of the country
WILLS & HYDE
ANIL l,rIa Nm
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NEW TAuuuY GuOtTHY.-W hive nov

4 utend to hapd good Family Grocr
such Fiour Meal Sugars Gorcs and f'ns Dried and
Salt superior Hams Durk'es Ycast Powders
and superior article, Mustard Pepper, salt Ginger, Spice,
Soap variety Of brands Cheesa Chocolate sperm, Ada
inpnta ran,y Candles Also beautiful lot of Ladies
Work Weineitc country friends to give call
bring their utter for whirh Will the cash
n VALENTINE & HENING
T. s Always on hand good assortment of staple Dry
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

SNALs-~Arshitecf ,pssSsstcA by y. n. q iop-.
3 tai Engineer, and fre.eflsk kqsoh and e. Heinrich
uhsstr and lsnnghtsmen, Prepared to futnlsh Designs
cstteatns nsa esihnstes all kto buildings
oh n.fy Ser,il attention viii be ga 10 the construction
orb sRtretr p Aii charge Suryeyp ot Land Mines
Dads w h. rndeHtthc phortet ap-
=, owed lln0e Aaiafcas II hNAbr,
ldAGN Architect Rchmand,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-11

list MARRIED SOME one in yesterdays RquJ-
,,ud the institution OF matrimony very highly,
arles everybody 10 get married. We will ven
q tie writer is either some chilly old bachelor or
Gus old maid who is looking forward with shiy-
lg antcipatons to the approaching cold nights,
.sc brother Flood, ain we right
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-11

.lrerAL=Amone those in attendance on the
,,repee now in session in this CITY, is Rev D.
Ia accomplished editor Of the II io}as, Pro-
published in Baltimore Mr.. Ridgwuy. of the
.maod Htq Mr.. Button. of the Bedford Sentinel,
Mr.. Barr. of the Abingdon EiegH an, are also in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-11

A CARp.-The undersigned as common friends of
gentlemen, take much pleasure in saying that the
niculty heretofore existing between Messrs. Roger
4 Pryor and O. b. Finney has been adjusted in a
.anner entirely honorable and satisfactory to both
,nt,eHen, and amcable relations now subsist be-
treeu them.
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HEO. ". RUCKER n co, Gynchburg, VI.
VB SEPT -. 1866 Are receiving their Stock Il Ial
and Winter Staple Goods which they
uptctfy ra tho attention nj their customers and the public
persons really hnnrhc and dcgirnhlc eooda VIII
find their call and make their purchases
unusually large aud gotten with tho
greatest possible as to style, quality aud price
ans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-11

HAVE for Snic fine Pianos III
the oirr nearly AhaEan can be- la! by carly appi.
cation II j. y. GORDON Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-11

REAen1NG.- Most Of the pulpits OF this city We're
rl last Sunday morning aud night, by ministers in
.adance OIL the Methodist Protestant Conference.