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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

The European news by the Arabia, in connection
with the reaction in the money market, consd.
cred favorable for the cotton market The sales yes
terday embraced about .00) 1900 halcs-prices
closing firm. The canals being about closed, and the
river also expected soon to follow suit and the stock
of flour anu wheat very light in this market compar-
ed with that of last year, while the receipts fom the
grain growing Southern States expected to be
quite moderate holders stood out for frmer prices.
Transactions in both more freely Tade closing
buovant Mt about the previous days sales. Indian
corn was hrner, with moderate sales. at tic. re
for mixed, 13c. for Southern yellow ana Use. a 16c.
for prime white do. Rye sold freely 90c for Nor
thern. Pork pretty firm for old and new, at SO
l24 $40 314 $40 So Sugar was quiet and pri-
ces steady. Coffee was also quiet, with sales of s00
bags Bahia, at o. four months, and 90 mats of ia
W. at lie Freights to English ports easier
with fair engagements.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Drc 5.--FLOtR.--W" quote
Sc 62Gi6 10 for fair to choice Snpcriiue shipper.
WilEAT.-We still quote 8 35@ 40 for good
to prime Red 81 45M 50,for good TO prime whit
GoRN.-Markct steady at &c cts. for cargoe, aud
20 cts. tor Corn at Depot.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Dec i.--Priccs Of Beef
Cattle have slightly impr wed since last week. Til"
offerings Of l5eeves Mt the Scales to-day reached abou,
1000 head, of which 200 drren off 100 sold to
feeders and grzicrs so left unsold and the bal
anee, $50 head sold to Baltimore butchers at prices
ranging from 50 IL! to 81 374 the hoof equal to
Sc 25GGSs 80 net, and averaging SO - gross A
smal lot of extra Cattle sold readily higher figures
than the above Hog3-A light supply sales Of
about 1000 head to-day n IA 25 p 100 hs-
Sheep in demand AMI prices have improved
sales to-day at SOC - 80 = loo IBIS. gross
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

1t is stated in the Eastern papers that the Hon.
Isaac f. Morse, of Louisiana. having received
complete instructions. will sail on Fridry next,
Tor Aspnwall. in the Illinois. from New York. II
Will os remembered that he goes out as Envoy
extraordinary for the purpose of endeavoring TO
pr.ng ABOUT an adjustment of existing difficulties
between the United States and Granada
The American Telegraph Company have po,i
toned the New York Council for liberty to nut
their wires running through that city under
ground. and thus do away with the present un.
slightly poles
About two hundred men, mostly from Tennes
see and Mississippi. under command Of Samr
Benton. esq, left Memphis recently to join Gen
Walkers army in Nicaragua.
Land warrants have become dull and declining
the quotations now is SO for 1905 and sos and
90 for 1905.
A bottle was dug up at Taylorsville, KY, last
week. and found to contain $4,000, old ". :.
Bank notes, believed TO be genuine.
snow to the depth of thirteen inches lies On
inc ground in Chataaque county. N. Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

1870. cuRtD ny CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE -WoosrtR
WAYNE Go Ohio December l. le56.-Messrs Bennett *
Having for four past been suffer
ing form without finding relief from
ply ifans solicited by friend Carriers
spanish Mixture II gives pleasure to state that before
bottle the disease relaxed then ordered
bottles and with heartfelt gratitude state to you
the fact that two bottles your excellent preparation have EN-
trely cured
Tie third bottle gave to friend who had been suffering
Salt Rheum length Of Tine and he like myself
his health virtues Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture You liberty this letter any you
may think proper it it will benefit the afflicted
Your obedicn servant JOSEPH ROBINSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08


would remain under the curse "f osagceabe breath
when by using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS as
dente would not only render sweet but leave the teeth
whc alahastcr Many 10 not know their breaths
AMI the hcct delicate their friends will
nentonit. Pour single drop Balm tooth brush
and wash your teeth night and morning htty cent bottle
will las
Beautiful Compl exion easily be acquired by using the
"Bam of THOUSAND Flowers II will remove plmples
frcckles leaving and hue
Wet towel pour three drops and wash the
Fht and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush in either
cold water, pour three drops Of Balm a
Thousand Flowers" the beard well and will make
beautiful athcr, much hc. ang the operation of shaving
only Fifty Beware OF councrfts None genuine
utiless signed by w. 1. FEIRlDHE 4 60.
a=l6m4 Franklin square New York.
r"rinmrd HTrnth.-WE Lat LAZY OF gentleman would
ahor th greeablc brea when using
DDWDI3NS DENTAL. FLUID II will only Ter it,
sweet a4baster tooth
ne and thcm from decay Recommended by den
IL Is and phN-cilrs rvcrvwh"rs
Beautiful tnInp lcNiou L. aaiGed by its II
rimies, frccke,, renders the aud Oeauti
fi fartinga rich hue 1t the greatest cosmetic
Known bein- free from all injurious Price 50
cents. For sale by SFROIIEg & WHITEHEAD,
SfABLER " JONES,
: s AID DruEgist evcryw here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08


gHNHE management of this and popular Institution
Il nounce with pleasure that arrange the third
of American aud the genius
have mt been overlooked Commissions have
se s c E@@pe s p %a EF" ,rd ai
selections OF choice Paintings Bronze and Marble Stauay
a. &c Among which the following exquisite pieces II
sculpture, executed from the finest Carrara Marble
The N,r and Beautiful Statue Of the WOOD NYMPH Tie
Bnsts Of he imcric6n Statesmen CLAY, WEB
StmR AND CALHOUN pd'mps KIg'is'e heei Bust,
APOLLO AND DIANA: The Struggle for the Hrart Psyche
sqes and APp CHA Of The SEA Masdaie, Innocence The
MedoGions and Large and C6"ice
Collection OF beautiful on. PAINTINGS, by leading Artists
the whole of which are to be distributed allotted
seroers of the Association Srdaoasy at the annual drbu
TERM, OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The payment of three dollars constitutes Mem
eeraf the Association, and entities him to
fpst-rhe large and costly steel n-raving Saturday
Might or any of the monthly Magazines given below
one year,
Sond-A copy of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal year
ThrdA share the Annual Distruton of Works of Art
comprising large member of Paintings Soul tnrc Sc &c
The following Magazines are furnished to those who prefer
them the Engraving Harpers Magazine Godeys Iadvs
Bok knickerbockor Magazine Grahams Magazine Black.
zine Mrs stephens New Monthly, following Qusr,r
y Reviews London Quarterly Review. Edinburgh North
and 1--WE memberships Sd '''
Thus is seen, that for every 81 paid the subscriber MT
only gets ahrce dollar Maganne or Engraving, but ais the Art
Journal ane year and Ticket N The prbuioa Works Of
Art making tour dollars nth OF reading matter, b,s,dc, the
&ataf or otitr r1rk IF ir, u ri5as. 7
NJ perso Is restricted Single snare Those taking d
partnerships "A" "ntitIed to six Engravngs, any live Of c
MiEszHe> year, aud ticSeis II distribution
Tic Offices ard Galleries the INSTITUTION are .r1od "a,
3Ie Broadway, New York. and loo Mater Street SanluL,
Ohio. and are open free to all members
Persons IN Renting funds tor membership will pleas, ,
Their Post Office address in null stating month Arv vi
tn Magazine To and register tho letter al The H.
oh'e 10 prevent loss on receipt OF which ccrtiaf.. II
Menheshp together with the Engraving or Magazine
vii Ia thfw lfdod Ia ~ part the country
Subscriptions aud fun particulars given lac ,,i
ani Vicimty. - ''"H
Subscriptions also he sent by msf to
G J.. DERRY. Actuarv. c A
Attastern once, 3sS Broadway. New York or waste,
once 10 Water Street, sandusky, Ohio. '"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

Physician Victoria ani one of the most learned ana
sfu the age in his "rreatise on Consumption says
That pulmonary admits Of cnre IL 10 longer
doubt has been clearly demonstrated by Inc re
searches Iaennec and other modern pathOlngists.
thsu i durable attestcd by
eachabc authority should inspire hope and resn
innate falling courage in the heart oil every snherer from t
disease
The remedy which offer has cnrei thousands. WIS
TARS BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY not only emanaies
regular PHI san but has been well tested in all the
complaints Tor which 1t ia recommended
None genuine unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
SETH w. FoWLE q co, E}s Washington Street. Bos
ton, Projectors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J. II THOMPSON a CO. and j. ii. SEAY.
= ii Veta Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

Thomas Tavoy
Mfssrs u. DAVIS & SoN-Dear Sirs The karens here
have acquainted with medicine and their demand
for It surprising have by me orders Tor
bottles therefore wish. TO send me
quantity. aud will throngh the Treasurer OF he MS
is medicine which stands so nigh IN
the es nation OF these provinces a. your Pam
Killer willing crafty them, as entertain very
high opinion Of its worth.
Nessr PERRY son II find il necessary TO address
you aga my sangune expectations nave been more
realized The call for valuable medicine inciea-
nx very rapidly that fear shall unable to keep
pace with My object in writing is 10 beg that on re-
cep will kindly despatch anoher batch as ordered
in NV letter June hope will MT he entirely ont be
your last shipment reaches of which however have
not vet heard from you Yours sincerely,
J. l.. CARRAU, Calcutta
ybare nov d2w
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w. p. GREENE.
u A. LANGHORNE,
L IL ANAI El,IJ
GIGAR MANUFACTORX.-
~ JOHN IL. E<OvSPF,

NNTtttssOR To II LANgHONNF a SONsl
MAIN SlRIfr. LYNr HBrKG, VA
In this establishment will always found on Stock
Pee a,s"flnent o Cigars Of all kinds the finest i'm
ported Lace carefully selected and manufactured with a
please the st tl,tiGous smokers and TO maintain tor
Tue brands 81" this establishment reputation quail 10 those
Of any manuiaciory in the country.
enable the manufacturer offer all times complete
assortment he also keeps constantly large stock imported
havana and German Cigars winch will be sold small al
n
he attention oi dealers of city and State is special
Nttd I" an examination of the Stock The brands OF inc
manufacturer are AMI have for years been sold the large
Nthetn cities where they have entered successful com
potion .ih brands of all Kind, imported domestic man
uiacurf
orders from any part of the Union will be promptly met
AMI onre satisfaction guaranteed 10 purchasers,
ine IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

California letters state that the Legislature is
largely Democratic, and that Mr.. Gwin will Ger
tainlv be elected Senator
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

:, me Supreme Courts Of Ohio aud South Care.
aass s,sly decided .ha the losing party N
money he may have deposited with Mn a,,hanap
tn" lstt"s' sttsrtb astsrmiuasion Of the vsssr.
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THE NATION
npon its issue, spraag into an
- lMMlNSL ok Tx \ la \, ll2 IN, - ,.,
e'e'".ye eg y Th%ni rss ara 70 the
@g N s" Is g @n 9 P3 % , f@9' the %y m"
GSiay,,iHn e@o ,s III i
KNIGHT RUSS 9tkSiDE D
oi mheh ',i.S ',r si'n s : worm ine "ni' year ssno-
= M, 1 SAI' En- , = y sot,ruopr,,
:. VI bi"ELoW ana NHS. L u l.. \ 9pt lH"oKlH'
who IL wei known a. oneot the
Ms-t Popular Writer. in America,
IN addition to nc above we 4ass eaS 'g11 a. C"n'H'"torS
Asse Cary: W; y" F"sdlek,
Mrs. - y + TIio, Ran - Hss,e1,,
PARK BsnNoin, " p Brannan,
And s n M. .tGS,s ....u,,.
"ar Snea hlr d'aL'mrn. VIII De edited WIN ne utmost
- anu o A lens OF aS, sps 70 rPndfr III. columns Dc
'''a 70 lh'r >pc'" o'u'h' uhsh'iy bIh"ht Attractive
''s'"sa .E,,n AM" - n,num,.t', ,,,.,,,,- <,
,.,,, me rhr"rr" an" ai"ntrr'. t0rncr
contributed and culod from sources the reliable
anne information which WIN prove to them iii tho course OF
The Other departments of our paper VIII receive the
arE aqhc.tnry aemanh eaeh being especially and rare
pi''u 10 hep t' Nareh ta>'>ei ne H"V'fa! classes
,5r3g,no9 Sarj % Ps rE may anai"n
H G eug 2er' . P@aIRfH G"ssP we borS tnr
tsr ne BoDs loif srd 3,5 Tn a,' I,is n,S,3S
HFT"I' , "'"s JI I'm tfose ana Fo'ry
y,gs,,,,as A. .''t ''''''SS'
i lne'I m Vlaro Form eight pages and each
1rnsbm, "rr sns 'a' NV" ~ 81 9na hnsraE'nEs thus
1a9a5 10 3ie s,S eT9H@y printed RACES Of
Ioas ,,, ,,r HpN i:i'l-r; :, ITS &c &c
III ~. w. n Wv th 100 ohiaiNAL ILLUSTRATIONS
and Clubbing TERMS nyariaiS In a a 10" SUBSCRIPTION
SmRle copies 81 90 per annum.
Three n@
Ton y 90
~ one copy free to the getter up of the Cul If Ton
cents for each subscriber are compelled to ep 'sy the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

The Louisville Courier announces the suspen-
sion of Gray & Co. bankers of tina, city. Their
liabilities are sci down a, S35, 600 while their as-
sets are said largely to exceed ,hatsum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

The II. Louis Democra, which supported Nj.
Buchanan Sealously during The campaign, now
takes strong grounds in favor Of making Kansas
e Free State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08
ED OW STOLEN from the sub.

~ STAYED Or STOLEN from the sub
~ rhor, In this City on Thursday morning, the 4h
inst a Black English Setter with white fore feet
and breast slit in the right and months old being well
grown Tor his lie had when he left collar bearing
the undersigned Ii gentleman has accidentally
gotten hm his possession he will confer favor by
turning him and rascal has stolen him he will h. literally
rewarded on bringing him back. A Is MCDONALD,
dec : div at McD maid 4 lluop'r's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

Wm. Spencer Esq.. ba. been appointed by
The Pre.iden, # The United State Marshall for
the Territory Il Kansas, vice j. B. Donaldson
resigned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

-, COMPETITION Ell D. the Life Of
- TRADE."-PRINTING In all Its various branches
ane IN stve aBsnrpasscd By dy ohr Establishment ~ me
Sfate a the YlRGfNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MINT.
printed Coorsn manner that will compare win any
done South Mason and Dxons Zine Specimens eau
he fce Call and First Alley between MAN
Il hanr.I Strnnta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

Christian idpDcdie of recent date. says;
PIANOS suppos, that L z Nash of Petersburg, has
than else i'll the South Ills Pianos
have given general satisfaction in North Carolina.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

NJ SEPT y. lr,6 Arc receiving their Stock Of Fan
ana Winter Fam aud staple Dry Goods which they re-
cnulS rai The attention Of aud the public
All persons wanting really fashionable BE goods VIII
hnh greatly IL their interest 10 call and make their purchases
from tins stock rs it is unu u1Y ag up with the
Greatest Pos sable sly ia. quality and price
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

had by th. order Of the deposition paid the mo-
,,ey ore. to tho winner. This decision n the
Court. i. destined to efn an entire revolution
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Aa aAsN AsD tNPs.-s,a.io,d -. -,
a. - II ttS III II ats ANT Gas ri ,vafy > ,'
s"''e laisty and price r. bc found ,,y A., w. '"'I'
uoy7,s MCDONALD HoOpTRs
Opposite McCorkp A J,I.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

d as,tIrni of these goods tor Iai,s. any width, ~
~ ia ion 81 III" most beaUtiU ee, wool s"ur su'
Is = nnest Mahogany oseuoo that Marble or Gran
e AL at SIMPSON & BROS?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08

This gave $s7 % s6336 for the services of the ifs
cal year ending the 3Oh OF June 1887
The estimated expenditures for said year were as
follows
Balance of former appropriations to
be expended during the ycnr....... Si6 600 ,6s999
Permanent and indefinite nppropria
tons to be expended during the
,oo''Iolf
Appropriations asked Ia ,76545
ca Il ~ q
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IL from Bank square to ghurnc Wal .uu> Book Store,
and connected himself with the in trade.
nov Is W p GREENE
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
Executnr;s Sale of valuable Farm.

NElikUE5. S1OOh, dHAlN, &C.
TIME undersigned, Executors OF Peter Orchard
L decd, will proceed, on
THCRSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd 1856,
on the premises to sell that viluabe Farm on which
said Peter Cickard lately residea., This farm con-
tans :s00H Acres, is in fine state OF cdlt alton.
and offers greet inducements to persons wanting to
locate In TIC neighbohood of good Schools and good
society. The alger portion Of the farm lies within
The Corporation Of stanton, and the buildings are
in half mile Of Court house, Schools, Churches,
The Railroad Depot, and the business part OF the
town; There are several fine Springs upon tie firm,
the Meadow Is large and well watered, End the whole
land is well adapted to the growth Of all kinds of
Grasses and Grains. The subscribers living at
stanton, will take pleasure in showing the land to
any person desrous Of purchasing. They will also
offer for sale two HOUSES End lots in the town.
The terms of the Real Estate will be pe-ourth in
hand, Ger ~ ncg6abfe rdte satisfactorily enddrs-
two and and three years from date Of sale, with tie
privilege to the purchaser of extending the time
upon each payment five years after its maturity by
the prompt payment Of the annual interest. Per-
senal security will be required and the title retain
ed until full payment is made or the tits Win be
made and deed Of trust taken.
At the same time She ESecatol's will Sell TIE Per-
sonal Progsrty Upon tie firm eona: y In part Of
Ore very fine, Corn, Rye. Oats. Hay and flosf; The
Farming Implements, consisting of Wagons, Carts.
plows, Harrows, Windmill, &c. the Honschold
and Kitchen Furniture, insisting Of Beds, Bureaus,
&C., Blacksmith Tools Sc, &c.
They will, at the same time, sell tif the farm is
sold) Nine Likely Negroes. consisting of two Men
excellent farm handsome Woman and six Children,
a boys and girls)
They will also sell railroad end other Stocks.
TERMS OF SALE ds pgEssNAL pEorERTY.-Six
months credit upon all sims over SO the purchaser
giving negotiable note, we'll endorsed for sums Of
$40 and under, the cash viii be required.
ROSE AN ,cRlokARD.
CusHING & WATTS, Auctioneers. Executors.
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lost PORr-MoNTAE,

BETWEEN Lebanon White Sulphur Springs and
I'D the residence of Mr.. Abraham Lange, Augusta
county, Va, the subscriber lost Port Moniae,
tanning money, some valuable receipts and other
property.
The subscriber will pay reward Of sl5 to any
one who may find it and leayc it, either with Rr.
John Alexandria, az Decrfe'd, the subscriber, at
Lebanon White SGfphisSprings.
Sept. P0RTERFlELD \. liEiSkELL, in.
A Matter OF Public and PrivatA Concern
fENlE subscriber has commenced the BOOT and
A SHOEMAklNG business at the old stand of
4. NJ. Simpson Co., rnder the Union Hall, where
customers Of the old FIRM VIII always find an excel
lent stecs of homemade articles fair PRIZES. The
Ladies' viii find every eeriety of Shnes and Ggitcrs
for their use. from which they ean male selection
'.just suited to their mind
va. As ffrtaer indueenent fer tire public patron
age, the subscriber will stte taat lie has eAe sged
the services Of 4, NJ. simpson. Supernt cndent Of
his establishment. HENRY HUG Hes.
u. sa6-tf -. -
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A7.1G9 Dollars
CORBIN & CO., Agents.

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS 40.
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1g2Aag1xEI.

On THURSDAY Inst. by Rev, John NJ. Greene MIR.
RoBear a. TtLtAFERRo TO Miss MARTHA 5. Hlx, all
of this place.
At the mansion House" in Harrisonbure, on
Tuesdcv morning. the seth nit, by the Rev. J. +.
Clarke Mr.. f. L. BAaYrs Of Frederick coaniv, Nd,
to Miss LEurt, JANE Downs, OF Port Republic.
BY Rev WIN. S. White D. D., on "Wednesday
morning. the lst of October, Mr. GeocKeff J..
P inace II Montgomery county, Va, to Miss FAY
viz A. Dom, daush of Samuel NJ. Dold of Lex
ngton.
On the 9Th ut, br Elder A c. Ronton assisted
bv Prof lab Turner, of starnton who conducted
the ceremonies by signs Jory W 0opFE' 1T Lou
DON. 10 Miss JASE i, Roeps, danghter OF JON u.
Roads, Of Page, The parties arc both def mnies.
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" office.

Our accounts are now made off, and those
indebted to the late frm Of Koincr & Yost
are respectfully invited TO come in and set
tie. Those who will come and settle with
ne, esn still dc so at s. per anrlum, if set
Element is hl.sle before the accounts SO into
tie hands Of the agent. After that 81, 80
Ger annum will be charged. Two dollars
would be more acceptable if paid iaiitiedi-
atelv, at the office, than $3.50 after iht'lr-
ring the trouble and expense Of senaing an
aoe3,t A. K8iwER.
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GENERAL aRnERS.

Heal QuARTERs, lbuth keg't va. Militia
Stanton, Sept. "a. 1856.
In pursuance of the General Orders Of the Com
ma nder- in Chief, af date sept, Is 1906:
l. The Officers oil the lG0th Regiment eff the Va.
Militia ARE hereby required to assemble at the Court
House Of Augusta county an Friday, the gath
day of October, at O'Clock, p. M, for the pur-
nose Of eecting Major Of said Regiment, vice Jas
NJ. Avres, removed from the State.
O.. Commandments OF Companies in which there are
vacancies among the Officers, are required to issue
oders 10 their Companies % assemble al their usual
places Of Iiuster. on Saturday, the goth day oil
october, for the purpose OF filling such vacancies.
g. CAPTAINS OF Companies will superin send the cleo
ton OF Lieutenant OF their respective Companies
A. Capt Solomon v hitmer, CO. H., will superin-
tend the election OF Captain OF Artillery, vice JOHN
Dennison, decd.
5. Can't. John A. Harmau, Go. A., viii superin-
tend the election of Captain in Co. B., vice VIM. @.
Bckle removed. -
6. Ii Col. Bushong viii superintand tho election
of Captain 10 Company G., vice John H. Greiner,
I. CAPTAIN Ihes. II Dryden. Go. D., VIII superin-
tend the election Of Captain III Co f., vice James
II. Ayfes, promoted.
s. Capt WIN. D. Anderson, Art'y, win superin-
tend tue election ot Captain N Co. G., vice John H.
Lutz, removed.
o This officers superintendine elections of Capt
are also required to superintend the filing of yaean
cies among the Subalterns in said Companies
BY order of the Col. Commandant,
Sept a. ls56 H. III. BELL, Adj
For SALE,
4 LIKELY Negro Woman. Apply TO
acri Is Mdnternv, Highland coantv, va.
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NnTiCm.

NOTICE is hereby eiyen, that the un6ersigned
Nv who qualified in the G3an.f Court Of John son
County, Stata Of Iowa a. Guardian Of Carinda V
Brown ana Francis NJ. Brown viii apply b. petit
tion to the County Court Of Augusta Comfy, IA.
on Saturday, the sstil day OF November next,
personal property Which may belong 90 my said
wards in said County of Augusta, or Sc coming to
them from the Estate of VIM. Britten dced, or
will be made under ans a pursuant Sc Of tie INA aud
3rd Sectioas of Chapter 1913 Of the Code of Va -
NY said wards residing out Of YisgiHs&, viz. in
johnson County Iowa. WILLIAM BROWN.
HAg9sS 4 BELL, Att'ys. Oct. L. tw