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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-16

81 our political opponents always said
that the old Wing party chad no principles
except eoons, log cabins, and hard-cider. p
Now they say they 'salways had great respect
for the principles Of the old Wing party''--
Of course they mean that they always had
great respect for coons, log cabins, and hard
clder.-[ Prentice.
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Tebegra phIc News.

New YORK, May l3.--The Washington
correspondent of the Daily Times, telegrapnns
as follows washington, May I've
have some startling stories in relation to the
condition of the Cabinet ON Nicaraguan AZ
fairs. | heard il asserted this morning with
great positiveness, that at the last cabinet
meeting the President and Mr.. Marcy disa-
greed so seriously, with the former III favor
of the Walker Government, that the Sec'y
of State had determined to retire from ofhoe,
the moment the recognition Of Padre NUli
should become fact accomplished. am
we'll satisfied that the disagreement upon the
subject has been very positive, and serious
doubts are entertained that they are likely TO
produce cabinet disruption just on the eve
of the Cincinnati Convention"
THE IMPERIAL Srup.-A letter from Wen
ma to the Springfield Republican, gives the
annexed description of the Imperial stables ;
II have visited some picture galleries,
twenty or thirty churches, a great many cab
inets Of natural history, q few palaces, and,
most interesting Of all, the Imperial stables,
whore six hundred noble steeds are lodged
most rovally and fare suptuously every day,
dutfuly attended by three hundred servants.
The apartments of their equine highnesses
are at once splendid and comfortable. free
from the scent of the stable and clean As q
lndy's parlor. Their blankets arc embrold
cred with the Imperia crests, their harness
es, saddles, and all their equipments are Of
the most costly kind, and generally IN excel
met taste. In one large hall are some two
hundred carriages, of which the cheapest
cost two thousand dollars, and the coro-
nation carriage, adorned with paintings by
Rubens, and covered with diamonds and
gold, wheels and all, cost about two hundred
and fftv thousand dollars. Another hall
filed with State saddles and trappings of
various descriptions is still more magnificent.
But the animals themselves, unlike most oc
cupants of palaces, far outshine their exte-
rior adornments. The bright, fiery, intelli-
gent eve; the proudly archng neck, 1.-THE
horse Is the only animal whom pride really
becomes the form Of perfect symmetry, the
delicate but powerful limbs, the grace OF
every movement, the gentleness with
which they receive every little attention
bestowed upon them, the high-bred nobleness
and dignity of their whole department filled
me with admira | would rather have
nv choice from these six hundred horses than
the Imperial crown of their owner. The
carriage horses are all white, but those for
riding are ull colors, some magnlhcently
black"
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SMI Til d
ron SALE,

40 acres of timber land four miles from the city.
go acres Of land WITHIN three miles OF the city.
229 acres 90 acres under cultivation, near Camar-
90. liberal credit will b. given.
26S acres also under guilty alton, eleven miles
from the city Terms easy.
SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-16

%" Ii is stated that the late Abbot Law
renee was interested in upwards of twenty
manufacturing companies, and the average
of his dividends on the whole, for period
of twenty years, was something like pc,
cent.
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MuRDERs.-A man By the name Of James
E. Lacy, was shot at Nebraska City, n. T.,
by Simpson Hargis. The shot proved fatal.
Nathaniel Coon, of Omaha City, was shot
by Peterson, and instantly killed, near Fort
Calhoun, in \. T.
Another man was shot at Ashton, Monona
county, all growing out Of claim difficulties
-lCouncil Bruffs Chronotype.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-16

CT Jake says, if his landlady kneu beans,
she wouldn't buy the article called " burnt
and ground coffee"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-16

THE DEs MoIyEs VALLEY WIG Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
ereasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, well in the rest of the State and the nj
ed States, and as o medium Of advertising is not
urpa@ed. Subscription price 1850 per annum in
advance.
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ron SALE.

A farm Of 1870 acres, all under fence, with two
double 10 cabins and barn 5oxio, situated Ii miles
from keokuk in sight of, and one mile and d bali
from tho Mississippi Ierms-one third cas h. the
balance in one or two years. Price, 81 per acre.
Title inlispulable SMITH NANslGhLEA.
LN0R SALE--A house and two lots in Pontoosuc,
l. Illinois. Apply to
SMITH yANsICKLEN.
IvOK sALE-Iwo new brick dwelling houses
Il Apply soon. Possession Immediately
SMITH VANSICkLES
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ATIfENETM VI.

ATHENEUm.
TH0S. DUFF, Manager.
MoRoNKYJ Asst. Manager.
j. &. ScHRLL. scenic Artist
Friday Evening, May 10.
First night ~ the new and extraordinary play 4
Magnetism Rules, Or, ke0kuk
ASH VIII be 100 years hence.
The performance will conclude with IA. faYorte
drama Of
Golden Farmer:
Or, the Last Crime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-16

TT In rehorsal, the great American play of
NICK OF THE WOODS or, the Jibbernainosay
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777---l7-l--7--------,
JlNI RECEINED.

Prices Of Admisson-Dress Circle SO cents; Gallery
rs c.nts. Doors openat o'clock, curtain Will rise
at ia
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NO. =
LAND DEpAKTME
neS Moines NJ A II r Co

ON the 10th day Of June next the office for the
~ sale of the Lands Of this Company will b. re-
moved from this place 10 TT. Dcs Moines.
These lands will be sold long credits, and in
lots to suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
GEO X. PERKINS. Land Conn
OttnmMa. Iowa, May u. 1916 mYI6dtf
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Seed! NcediI

seed Seed!!
4 FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower and Field
"A Seed, just received from Landreth, Philadel-
phia. Also lot Of Onion Sets, at A. A. Britton's
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, SO Main street.
mch39dtf
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Puchechetack Lodge, No. A. I. 0. O. F. meets ey-
cry Friday night at O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-16

Pueheehetuck Encampment, No. 7, meets on the
first and third Thursdays Ct every mouth, at s
o'clock p. NJ, at Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend.
my9dIy
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4. u. -. n.
X E0kuk Lodge No. Is, l. O, 0. r., meets every
IN Monday night at clock at Odd Fellows Hall
corner Fourth and Main streets
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HAVING determined, hereafter, to do sn exclu-
l. l. sVely cash business III our retail department,
are prepared 10 sell all kinds Of Hats Caps, Bon
nets &c, at greatly reduced prices. Our stock ia
now very complete, ami keep nothing but thc
best grades Of goods always have the latest yles
and will sell lower for eash than the grades
are sold on credit - come with your dimes
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done TO order,
al the shortest notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-16

KEOKUk MARINE INAIAANCL CO.
Capital, 900, 900.
rNHIS Company is prepared TO do Marine Insur-
i ance business. Cargo risks taken at customary
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended TO reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
A. Bridgman, Vim. +. Turner,
T.. IL. Harrison, Geo. u. smyth.
John Templin, A. L. Deming,
John McCune, c. +. Conn,
&. CARRIER, Jas. L. Cox.
w. c. Rentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN President.
G. Is. sMYTH, Vice President.
A. l.. DEFINING, Treasurer.
WV. F. Turner, Secretary.
Office in Samples building, Second Street
lan3IdIw5mo
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1000 Copies Sold i'm Two Weeks.
Notice to Contractors.

HYPATIA; or, New Foes with an Old Face, b,
J. L c. NJ Kingsley, author of "Alton Locke DC
myl6dlm CAVE son.
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INSURANCE
LNIRE, Life and Marine Insurance effected in the
l. substantial companies named below Their
combined capital amounts to 81 200, 0C0.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
Ena Insurance Go.
Ktna Life Insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main and Second streets
my]Oulm w ltEIENAp A,ar,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
Ihc YrnpkdM in WGShinpt0n.

The telegraph yesterday brifly ANNOUNCED the
shooting of "A seducei in Washington on Thurs
day. by the brother of the unfortunate victim.
The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun gives the
following account of the affair:
Rufus Nally, young man employed in the
blacksmiths department in the yard, shot
and killed by another young man engaged in the
same shop, and named Daniel Jarboe. 1t appear
that few minutes before one o'clock. whilst the
mechanics in the yard were returning from din
ner Jarhoe, who was accompanied by his sister.
who Is said to be eaciente called at the house of
Mrs. Irwin residing near the Navy Yard. and
asked permission to await few minutes to sre
fiend. Permission was cheeilully granted and
chairs handed to them But few minutes had
elapsed. when Naly came out from the residence
ot his mother which was in the immediate vicni.
ity, on his way to work .-JnIboe aud his sister
went oui to meet him, charged him with being
scdacer OF his sis er, then present and refusing
to marry her. Their object now appeal to
him to comply with his alleged obligations by
marrying the unfortunate girl NaIlv refused
positively and perscYeringly. Jarboe deliberately
told him that he must take the consequences and
Instantly drew pistol and fired. The bail enter
ed a little below Nallv's heart. -Nally FASTENED
home. reachedhis mother, house and expired in
a few minutes.
Jarbne and his sister calmly left the scene He
acknow lodged the deed & told the excited crowd
which Immediately gathered to be calm; and that
he was going To surrender himself Immediately.
He appeared before Justice Briggs voluntarily,
and was committed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
S0H and Entni iccid ent.

Yesterday afternoon young man named George
Norris. III company with two young ladies ,dangh
ter. If Mr.. John Spaulding of Townsend procu-
red boat and embarked on the Squanicook river.
Mr. Norris rowed the boat towards dam near
Powers Mills, and was cautioned by the ladies
not to venture too the water fall 1t seems,
however, that he brought the bow of the boat di
rectly under the dam, and the water which came
over the dam with great force striking til" boat
filled and capsized it almost instantly, precipta.
ting the three occupants into the river. One OF
the ladies swan directly to the shore. while her
sister, who WAS betrothed to Mr.. Norris, chung
to him for safety and both sunk under the SER
face. twice. the second time becoming separated.
The accident was witnessed ty persons who
were at work nenr by, and who FASTENED TO their
relief. and succeeded in reaching Miss SPaulding
just as she was sinking the third time. She was
taken ashore eeu>eless, and it was doubtful for II
time whether she would BE- brought To conscious
ness, but the unremtting efforts of those in at
tendance finally succeeded in restoring her.
Mr. Norris wa drowned. The accident occur
red at about 5 O'Clock p. Nj. His body was re.
covered at about O'Clock last evening, and has
been forwarded to day to his home in Lempster,
y. H Boston Jour Tuesday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
Serious Disturbance al iieppo

The papers received by the Atlantic contain
accounts from Constantin"pIe to April IL. They
revert the following occurances as having taken
place at y niles it being doubtless mistake for
Aleppn is lhe principal town in the North of Sy-
r,,a and the res d,nce several European c"nsols;
"Rov. Mr. Lyde the English missionary was
lo,vin,, tho city when a half-wtted Arab looked
upon Ivy the natives as holy ma" demanded
aims and seized Mr. Lnvd'> gun which was hang
nr before him on the saddle. Unfortunately
the piece exploded and killed the man.
.lhe Arab population immediately aro>e'r I'm
d red the house Of the English Consul the Eng
l,h school and the 6 reek Church; tore down
the French and the English flags and ended by
killing the fnlher # til" Prusslan Consul who
was attempting to defend the property of
the English. Mr.. Lyde took refuge IN the Gov
enor house.and was brought to Jerd>aiem by
an escort Of cavalry sent for him by the Pasha
The North of Syria is IN very disturbed
state. In nnd about the Mountains there are
80. 900 men al carrying ARM, and the Turkish
government would he powerlees against tho ri
sing of the people"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
I.ATEaS NEWS.


NEW YORK May l6-fhe steamship George
Law has arrived from Aspnwall, with later dates
iroln California. She also brings 800 pa <engrrs
and S1700,0U0 in gold
In California heavy rains Ind fallen during
the past month throughout the State; and mining
operations had taken n new start The grain
crops gave evidence Of an abundant harvest
The Governor of California had signed the bill
nsolida'ing the city and county of San Fran.
cisco. The Democrats had carried the munici.
pal election at Sacramento. The Republicans
held mass meeting at the sumo place, hut were
driven from the ground 10y violence. A large fire
occurred al Plaeerylle on tho 10th April. Loss
S50,00o. powder vessel sunk in thu river at
Sacramento on election day. The loss /. about
S7O,UO business dull at San Francisco
The demand Of the interior for goods has been
very light during the fcStnight, and the q eat
bulk OF the receipts are IN store. There had been
no Improvement in any article excep, Rec aud
raw Sugars. Flour had fallen 81 5Oper barre
sales OF domestic dour at Sill; lIaxall. Sl4 So
The money market was stringent.
There were no signs of further disturbances at
Panama The lshmus papers are filled with
official documents concerning the Panama riots,
but they exhibit new facts. No additional
names of killed or wounded are given. The citi
zens had formeda guard for the protection of
property, and the authorities had placed u force
at the disposal of the rail road company So that
no further violence was anticipated.
correspondence between the Government of
Panama and Commander Bailey of the st. Mary's
hal been published in full. The closing note of
the latter is exceedingly sharp. He tells the Gov
ernor that his answers are not satisfactory; that
they afford no satisfactory assurance of the safe
ty OF ;he Transit Company's passengers for the
future, and that until he hears from his own gov
eminent relative 10 the matter he will take all
the means in his power to arrest further danger.
severe accident lately occurred on the Pa
mama rail road. The train conveying the G gorge
Laws outward bound passengers ran eff the
track. Many passengers were killed and mum
Der wounded-a correct list. however had not
been made out at the time the Law left Aspinwall.
The ACCIDENT on the Panama Rail Road occur
red ON the Obispo Bridge, Is miles from Pana
ma. The train, composed of nine cars con-
talnlng about 800 passengers. chiefly storage.
Owing to the accident the passage through could
not be effected. and the passengers were sent
back to Aspinwall. Over fifty persons were
wounded, two Of whom died soon after they ar
rived at Aspinwnll. The next morning there
was further arrival of those injured. rhe lu-
test advices state that The wreck had not been
wholly cleared away, yet thirty dead bodies had
been taken out. Very few OF the women and
children were injured. Among the wounded
were number OF br, al smrn. The only name Civ
en- is lhnt of Mr.. Dalhouse, clerk ofiAspinwall
who was killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

We were on boatd the schooner Minna Schiller
last evening just ptier to her departure. Her
decks were crowded with as Noble "a band of EN-.
grants rs ever started forth upon any adventure.
They numbered about two hundred and thirty in
all stont, manly forms all nf them. aud evidently
the right sort of materialfor a new and unsettled
country. About one hdndred and seventy. five of
Them were under Col. John A Jaqae~s. Some
twenty or Thirty of the erov1-not under Col
Jaqoess-w"re from Misslssip pi--Ncm Orleans
Crescent, Sih.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
Practice NTH III, pr,ocb;oy

he late DIR. Warren, warm advocate of the
law IN Massachusetts legalzing dissection, aud
directing the municipal authorities 10 furnish tn"
physicians with bodies for that purpose, has by
viii lett his own body for dissection and his
skeleton Is preserved in the Medical Museum
lie did this to break down what he considered II
soperstltions reverence for dead human body.
which lnterfered he believed. with the aoqui,i
ton ot knowledge very essential to the living. and
their exemption from disease and suffering.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
Democratic Contention.

The Democratic Cunevntion OF the Richmond
cl.ctnral district assembled in this city yester-
day. aud appointed the Hon. jas. A. Seldom, of
Richmond. and H. l. Hopkins, Esq, of Powhat
am, delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. Both
of Ties. gentlemen are for Hunter first aud
Pierce next. Buchanan stock was at horribly
low Glib; and we are mortified TO say that Gig
gard Foofs" name was not mentioned. although
tie Convention assembled right under his nose.
We rely entirely upon the lone star" from
Franklin Richmond Whig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
ifectiag.

During the examination of the witnesses in the
case Of Mr.. Herbert Mt Washington, on Saturday
last the proceedings of the court were Interrupt
ted by the entrance of Mrs Heating the wife of
the victim. who. with an air Of tragical distress
pointed at the prisoners telling the infant in her
arms to mark the man who had murdered its faith =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

Our Military Commission TO the Crmea it is
sieted has made Il long aud detailed official re-
port to Secretary Davis of thir interview with
and treatment by the French War Minister
which wns formally submitted to the Secretary
of State and probably has formed the basis of
communication with MIR. Mason. The object
is To lict that explanation which it was suppo
sed Mr.. Mason would have required after the
first presentation of the facts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
ARRIVALS AT THE


T " Cock, Gampbeli J Petigrew, Capt Il II buckhcf'
Y ST L Il; \ W Saunders, J NJ Harris, " w Major W
Andrews bedford; II Layne Floyd w w Lefwich WI
city; II T Wampler, Wyhe J + Williams WytheNiH'i
Nell Echos Putsylyau'a IL Blentyenze g Ryan 10y,
iugson; Gompney, Baltimore; W Vanderson a ID X
II; Chinn Liberty b Riddick, Lexington Maj Ellison
r Tenn; j Glenn, Danvle; Crowley, Rchmond capt
NJ Freeman Travellers Rest; Chewnng Miss Chewing
Amherst: Miss Burnside, Union
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

~ bbss eNr-
eued by tee q Gurlc aud wife, ct date tho 2nd June
1851 and recorded In the clerks office m Amherst county
shall sell ia" = May She promises at public
auction to the hheat bidder The real eate said deed
Ncyed Cor much be necessary To the purposes
of the decd siuaodin the Amherst Lynch
burg, aud containing about Vln acres OF less.
The aud will be sold altogether Ia separate tracts
be determined On before The day Of sale.
The deed anthorzo sale for but by the Of
parties Interested VIII be sold on credit Of Is, - mud X
months except for the Ut $1,000 which will be required
in eash) the purchaser giving his stable notes saacto
lN endorsed aud the title to be retained until they paid
The title the land is believed ia be good but only such
tile will be sold IL conveyed to der the deed trust
nosesah DAVE H. EDLEY tru,o,,aa
DAVID T.. SrENtES t''''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
Terms Liberal and made known On day If sale
may l7t7luno n ID CHRISTIAN Trnair,
vyAuuABl.s uEau E.vaVr RON s.,E

Pursuant To decree of the Circuit Court Of the city ot
Iynehhurg pronounced the 2Dth day of November 1889
the ease OF Iyreeand others Tyfeor ENos &c the
undersigned Commissioner viii proceed the 92nd May isS6
To sell by way of pnhle auction the highest bidder the
following parcels ofeal estate, 10 wit lot with good
Tobacco Factory thercnn situated main street. the city
Of l., nchbarg Just below the Factory of Dexter otuy
brother fronting Al feet said aud running back 100
feet also Lot nainng half situated Ia tho city
rcsaid adjoining the premises present occupied by Chris
ophe Burton Esd and fronting the street passing In front
ofhe residence of General Rndes and another Lot situated
Sandy Hook fronting % the Iynehhurg and
Concord Turnpike and extending back the towing path
J. X 4 X. Canal
These Lots are all valuable and viii be sol on credit Of sS
twelve aud eighteen months for equal nsalmonts Ut the
chase aud the purchasers executing bonds with
proved personal security aud the title each retained
until the purchase money therefore fully paid The sale
the Lots Ia the city Will take place the ruspcc
rcs tina, Of the Lot In Sandy Hook the Lot dra above de-
scribod. SAM Ell ryREE.
ndtenMAys tom'r
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q We authorized to announce WILLIAM ioH e e
candidate for the office Constable in the Seventh District OF
Campbell county. una - "''e
There report going the rounds that have ~II'' IL
al Sef,, ~ 49, WM STONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

U We requested TO announce WILLIS j. cow LIN"
candidate the Office Of Constable for the ''h district
AMI ,lyr.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

~ We are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE \"
LEE candidate Constable in the second district oil
Campbeu county apl l6--dSetief
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

@ We authorized announce II. O pOSS enndi
eertinn te 2.}d sctdp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

"a e authorized to announce JOIN II. CuNi.fN
office of Sheriff Of Campbell county NJ the
ensuing election nm 81 d&rtn--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

= NJ auctt1hhN Niftue 81 deed Of
Undersigned hS David Her', shall SATURDAY,
aay OF june h'Nt On the promises proceed sell public
hseh ee OF the Houses aud lot, conveyed u said deed
'he" thtso lots Is situated between 4tt aud 9th street
ST Mr. { Poe lhAs good brick tenement
on y, WIN ala 10 ms and all necessary out houses
lheother two lots situated on diamond IIl In The
neEhhofhoad Of hr g. lardya They both good
houses upon ihonanc with three nhe h
Persons wishing Houses conveniently located to business
VII well Ia cali and eN nne these
Terms-l1eeral and made known day of sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
CANDIDATES. EOK 0FFICE.

CoHNIssIoSER OF THE REvENUE-Capt VIM i. SIss9h
will he voted for for the Office OF State Commissioner OF voc
Revenue for Lynchburg District at the canning election I9
State officers Thursday in this month BY MANI
VOTERS OF THE AMERICAN PARTY.
l6d,2onav
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

g2To THE PEOPLE OF LYNcHBUEG. 81 announce niSseii
candidate collection Commonwealth Attorney ot the
Thursday .,3d inst J. GARLAND.
l5.ltde