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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

(ttatsF- WAYS, sc, Nc-=JOHS II. DlpLAhE successor
10 his iuhcr, II NJ. p.daAe, Ia, Just received a
beautiful 1t # CARRIAGES, 81 GGIES a.. lie also
prepared Ia put up any work to order and all repairs neatly
aud promptly doue having in his employment Mr. + II Ne,
oAe OF the best teRch Smiths in America he having served
tim IN Someot the largest manufacturing establishment, in
fine state INN u AZ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e,OODs ron SPRING. ans.

GENTlEMENs GOODS FOR SPRING and
N sUMMER-The snbscrber has received his stock fef
Spring summer % the usual variety Of BIZ.
and oaorcd cloths Dee skins Fancy MaTsallleA aud MIA
Nesng plain and fancy French Cashmere Extra fine and
wide Dfsp DeEto large lot Of linen drilling and Mar
sales for pants suits hhrts taarH aud bra~.rssii
kinds and sizes of bst aud make half bose gloves sus
penders handkefehiots eraNs scars ties aud an anus 81
stocks Ills stock af irimings the beet 10 be found Ii tbs
place
Any Of the above goods DO sofa they be
bought rleenf he made order al short nutife
Gentlemen VIII please call aud examine before haying
apt W J. fAol
bacon AND IsHD.-Bsco. aud Inrh on
- consignment and for sale by -
a22ts LII JOHNSON
~ bourbon or bnmgafdner just "a hand from koct Idre
api lots ! u II II hoNlIN
uNOR RENT wish to rent GU, my store
II HOUSE which Is in hut rate order viii maize 'hf
very low. u. II. LEWIS.
may y
S,gGOsD ADXENTIRE.-sb n,. jus, r.,"rn.
- Cd YORK and have ready for exhibition
second supply Of the beautiful Lawns aud faunred
Robes Manlas Ribbons. aud Trimmings with another sup
ply French Needle Work Collars slocvo- aud magnificent
june ST john ABRAHAM
Ea ANOTHER supply OF 50 uutH uATsi
Fine felt Hats Of tho nnat daaats shades Of oYey col
and u the Also general variety
janeIe Ia Prep copyl l. l. ARMIsrEAD
lust ARUgyGD.-A ane lot q New Orleans
- and coneo sugar all grades and prices npctid Gun
Powder snd Black Tcanrw 81" aud Macketsls Abnanfr
BOT 81 Dre1 which will take ieasu in si,ng Tor FAINT
lies prnnt and Cuba Monsacs Cutting ami ine Apple
Cheese Sperm Adamnnine Fancy toofed aud allow Can
ios. Virginia Hormeioally scaled Peaches Pop
Corn Candy. a fine straw bfoons Homemade, Toilet
aud Bar Soap. IaRuira Rio and Java Cune.
have hisa added to my stock beautiful LOT of DRY
GOODS Fneh summer Cashmere Plaid 6inRhamf, Prints
Plaid aud Striped Domestic Bleachad and ubbearhed Cot
my J II soLoMoN.
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Ia 81 G;;s1gsSa|ss

I'D ~ l:::;Sl2- ~ : uMMEk AkkANGfMEAl = 10
zhn---1n.IA EFfECT MAY lstt lsae -
ON and after Thursday The Any eAii the Mall ard las
eueef ne Depot IN iciesYg dhhi ttA.'Pt
~und4Nsl at o'clock arNp at ihrkstll' tJhhttohy
"a 46a a.. at i5 a m At L, neibuIe Al 1850
Leave LynchbnrK al o'clock p NJ arrive ~ "a" a.
$50 m BukesIle Junction. fae T. Ii, AMI ri II
iDfsburg Al : - ,...Z..
me CITY POINT TRAIN Rl leave the Depot IN ioisrs
aF as except SnndavsJ At 10 and al IL CONNECTING
Ian. with james river bosis for Norfolk, and on -
nesday Saturday morning with the steamers jam ,""H
"a A.. .Yf4E, tsf Wv YoA l.. A. GOODWIN,
81 l. ats Ticket Agent.
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asgt sEu HeAe%.-sirginin and B'oni
u s,uun t,Iu,.-F,r, Packet SAL with dis -. -.

M
" sinnn fine.-F.r,t Packet 70 san with dis. =. -.
lateh Tho superior sailing. double dteked s.xAsxas<
.4d copper fastened schooner, fI.lEN. captain -.
Asis ~ WARr, loading and VIII san as aefe ~
balance Of freight Apply to $500 -, ,,,,p,r
Richmond.
sShppers 10y this Vessel viii get ther s"ods 10 pm
fe,inatlo AZ onc a rate freight cheaper than BY An.
her route aud in Insurance can be ehs,1 on
The best terms. = - v -
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SIMPSON n Hwornu29.,

~ SFhtNu AND SUMMER TRADE, >sNsssss,.s-.'
g l&NenuuEG, April u st. 1855 W ar3 a,Iyyss% :
- now IN receipt OF the heaviest aud most Ec4.-sn.i
varied stock it has yet been pleasure 10 otr TO q r
uphlit - =" 81 t"'Tai
ihasr Nh' VIII favor our establishment. with vice. sl -
impressed with the general superior character qn1 - "a
our goods h'S'de finding the most ample assor;la., ia
an'" ct ,ot trade consisting of Heavy Fancy ua,l.
Ia3ir and Pocket Cutlery Guns and RiaG, -
S'i locking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and F.ifs
I'm ahd lhsne Goods Saddirry Carriage oGi I 49,
UmnsS S''enaN'ts Findings, floor aud ma. -
N'htts tWpoWrrs, MulwrigAts Nhec yrf,i,, VI
Sml4t II. housekeeping articles OF nmos, oy ,'i"
V's'fne4 Nnl'W shaitst Hlt Coruiee Bands and rjns
Ac Act House Building Materials such as Fra,b - l'
'.hs sf'lH II, r and furniture, &c, s.. Farming u,
W. i3i'' 3f''n Cradles Grass Blades and tooIs
"i'N'N NRi'lN, Ia be found such an astabI5sbr, =,
rel prices onrsoek chiefly from the , M
"aeaFrrs and selected ia person and we can a.s ~ w
"he NAV ell they viii find assortment unsnrna nose
- @ tlhS SIMPSON
wa, a., 5. NJ SIMPSON
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
souTus-srDE RAILROAD

ULE-On and alter Thursday, May
4. the Passenger train viii leave ynehbnrE At minutes be
ia ! a'elaeA m and arrive ut n u. h. Il. Gill,
an. ~ N, Gen Sup
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Eh2@SOElE1ON - The GO-pa rtncr.hip OF
Ap SAUNDERS & IRBT having expired by limitation.
tsday dissolved Wcretun thanks friends and
customers for their liberal have
ness aud ask their continuance the IRBY
i sat NDEIS
Those indebted will please come fors ard aud settle
fr old accounts cary practicable
bic to wind up The affairs # the old concert.
SAVNfER : & IRBY
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fNNHE undersigned having SOL stock of Goods Il
Messrs rby Saunders, would most eheerully recon-
mend them To our Former friends and patrons
c3l. loo MCDANIEL, HURT u PRESTON.
kri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

EsjSklN PAYNE & CHRISTIAN have received the
Eg@IV following NEW HOOKS
smsnAnnzO Abba Mott and other Knots,
The Iiiawatha i.cgends by Schoocratt
History OF the RayaEos of the Yellow Fever IN Nor.
folk In ls53, by Rev George u. Armstrong,
Tho spanish tonqu.rur In America, by Arthur Help,
schauY and the Cireassun War, by Mocku,
The arr of l'ertumery, by Pt,sse,
The Adventures of my Cousin Snoothe,
Tho American Battles by Carroll,
Thu Defence Of the American Policy by whitney,
HE Virginia Convention Of I'm by II Il Grissby,
Worth and Wealth, MAAma for Merchants and men 81 Bias
iucg, by Freeman Hunt.
Haasa Morton, by parkman
The Piazza Tales, by Melville,
Iiic Of Napoleon the III,
Mr. Spongcs Sporting ronr, by Frank Foroster,
Lite and Death of sam IN Va, by a Nirgnan,
pagoa Dh-tpTc Tables,
The PHILOSOPHY Of the Weather
Dreams aud Realities of Pastor lite.
Wopdlall, or the Ways of Prov denrc; by TalNr.
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sssss.a>RA a I's<NNEss 4. 8,

18Th Of June the Passenger Tiaip will
ctInu"ner running to Salt W orks Branch junction.
iuut IL L. l. H. GILL. Gen
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"a CAN s s. UNION
lhuIs OF INDUSTRY OF the LIN Oh ADAM tLhHkE-
A4ely syr,a tas ylpUo, aud ha3t ,! read l.! Al sIos
srcts aud deunmul ouS
IUI-t ANY Is highly interesting and scastuable volume
MtNuut OF bod ouug Misses will he deeply Interested
aud great. benefited 10y reading this Memoir
CAfAroNBs OF RoNWc need moi call attention 10 this
Noluui,-tb, title viii secure that.
Scueol p,l- RAIAin students should not fail II read
tins volume.
TH sNu MafNNE-A narrative illustrating ith much vivid
aud fidelity the mistakes which too ot'u IN the
religions training of families Parents don't you need this
hook
TN GUAR QUESTION IS great book 1t treats Of great IN
tcrests Will xou read II
Al OF the above and the publications Of the American =
ludn generally such As Libraries feacEerS Helps Question
Books Hymn BoukS Maps and Misc aueous volumes, be
had at Ianshorue& Walkup's hook Store lNnehhmR Va
r ( JENNINGS,
feb Its Supt. Am. $ Union
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

FuNNsE TURF OIL ron OLD SORES OF
y EVERY DESCRIPTIONS on MAN OR BEAST.
NAHuASTEp 10 cum, AND 40 pANdEH fHuM rNrnsrHt 10
coin. Price 30 cents per hottie
Etred accUding IA Act NJ CJBgress N c Clerk OB Of s
District Count for hs Eastern Distso u IuSmi BY morn
y %, Rifhm0Bd Ia 80 ccHfs sifG
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come 10 store pamphlet and read certificates
Of cutes performed by The Iorf Oh certificates al truth ui
respectable and respected clzens. and may others
htc whom refer and you doubt ia value
Ruoieinc Tor pnr ouuer uf l. worth pound Of
other known 10 rs II aud you will be satisfied of What
1rif Ipaf ou.-l,cad the following, aud ,omc 10 our
store and win tell yon ot many othor4 who have been
cured
RICHMOND, Nov u. I'D.
Mssrs Uort NCottcnllemen.l used portion al bottle
your lwf Oh which you very kuilY presented viii,
and TAX" pleasure In saving thnt found onccud Ia
,ng eruption of the skin Ion Wr had hesn paeaed
upon 9r oral years by p}aetans without receiving He
lsaat hen'ht no rrrumuo uded tn friend of NAM" who
r months had hccn annoyed hY ~miar eruption ot
the skin mud he Informed short since, ihat from the
NO Ut me bottle Ia had been entirely cured
Respectfully l.. N. LIFINItH
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yH,ussE i, vEEs< xu1yVE ZEN

HEANssE NEEh Y g. u W ZEN = -.
q HAIIIMbREAND RICHMOND, by steam Z
ur- BELNIDERE and pDCAllDNTAS.-Thc
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SArlR-
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lcETcs ri III
Mt1AD every II ESDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
fhc r0cAUONrhS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NENpAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning. leaves
RICHMOND every IlRDAN AFTERNOON Tor BALI
tilorc
slippers Baltimore by these Boats haYc Le
goods here every Monday and Friday Of each week
mIar ~ Ii DIAM d MAISOA. Kirhllnnl a.
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, &C.

Anew GONGEKN.-Jos II Wilson has this das IS
~ saeiatcd with him, 1hos W Johns aud john > Lang
IN The roccrv and busIntss, under the
and sylo Of Co. At the old stand OF Jos II wilson
~, i keeB a large well selected stock of Gra.ei
stale prv Goods Iron Steel &c. &c Particular attention
raid to the sales oeoun,ry produce and btIG
upon produce IN hsad , = ,-
JOSEPH II. WILSON.
THOMAS ". JOHNS.
JBiiS ;. LANt1tDttsF.
IAN st, I.vneiiilurg, January lSt .l-sb.
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Omer seath side u. u. Co..
PFTrRsBuRG July nth, 1855.
fuNO MnsOns, WrieLIRycrs, Carpenters aud
l. BRIDGE BUILDEkSi-Seaed proposals will br
ceis cd the Office # the Company feoronre until Mon
day, he sh day Of Au al ~ oclosk, NJ for tue
building of Brick Engine House and Machine Shop ana
Bridge the ApponsitoS River 10 the with
he Depot LOT In Petersburg Also Brick Depot and EnR"
House on Perclsals Island al Lynehburg
The Company the right reject any proposals and
TO require satisfactory security for the faithful execution Of the
work according To contract
Plans and specuiaiions may be al the Office Of c
Company In petersbu and AFTER Tie 10th lns,
lay @tsaAE VA PANNILI, President
%5O.OOO W" oI,,1Ia :, oa nr"" r, m""S
made expressly warranted second 20
In the United States In point Of workmanship aud finish
Gentleincn visiting Petersburg woud do well 20 give
call finley wish superior clothing Ny assortment Of cett
Cashmere aud Netng selected with araa; and
ret them direct from the importer thereby saving The
cntage Of the Iobbsr All orders for goods In the taor
department warranted to It, sale, and my suits
made by the beet workmen In the STATE Please call at
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothing House. -
Sycamore street Petersburg TibS. w. HOUSTON.
apl l6-ts
AIRxBpAN aNANO.-Dry and In fine orde, ,
lNu 80 And "A A" brands being shipped
bk the IN porter Par saic. to arrive, by
II. & HARDY a co,
Boa. AZ lI.t. pat.v
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~ II MAY lcJo--JNo. J. PURVIs, s
ing another supply of Dry Goods every descpon
' WV ''H anu sVe 'oF yohrseIYes may I9is
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sta3e DIV Goods Iron Steel &c Particular
raid to ne sales country produce and beiEl
upon ''.'''' 42Sa1s Il Il ~ ]dii2S.
JOHN 5. LANHftDHssF.
ran I.sneil,ure, January lat 1T,
,>tHHVRs. Way eed.-siroc.ries: Gro
f.urned Northern cities Win the largest stock
has bad the pleasure offering to hi nnd. and
| public. consisting IN part Of
70 lhds o. and p Sugar
| l0.btis puiycrzod sugar
! ; hoNes Loaf sugar
% bJs \. o aud +. T. Molass,s
loa sti,s Good Sole Leather
| 10 bales Cotton Ozuaturgs
| 10 bales Cotton DcIntstics
:9 boxes Ad9nan'ine Candles
100 kegs old Domin, n Nails
20 bhls Tanners on
% blls Old Mountain Rye Whisky
10 bLls J Martins Best
10 bbl- Besorc Rye
. zigglers old R,e
50 bbs No. Clipped lIerrnFs
900 bales Cotton Yarns
: bbls old French Brandy
) a MADEIRA Vine
T9gslher with general assortment Of STAPLE DRY
Or in IN ,nehsnfe for country produce ur,r e
Two doors above Acrce 4 Mcclanalans old stand
may u -
EAsssOIlTaON.-Ihe firm of Mcdaniel Hurt ~
~ Preston is this day dissolved by mutua consent. Tho
Of the will be used by either In closing
the business Their office will be kept Mt the old d,
occupied by Messl-r hbA ~ Saund,1s. IN
join ROBIN MCDANIEL
sc HURT.
PLEASANT PRESTON.
Nc st a.. HsI ing purchased of hessrs. Mcdaniel
~ ITcsia:. their stock Groceries and taken
stand formerly occupied by them prepared
tho patrons OF Mcdaniel Hum Prcson.our former
aud the public generally large and well selected
stock at Groceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods. hieh
offer lowest mtrh. Tor CASH prompt
usual
We " il! give particular attention - the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sci all kinds OF country produce and
ments generally viii rndcr sales promptly and cash
when desired will MAXI liberal advances produce hand
and viii and ORW ARD GOODS the usual rates
@hei funds ,pcstcd odnce placed in hand
chafpfs.
IRBY & SAUNDERS
fN'lIE undersigned having so!i Goods to
Messrs rby Sanders would most cheeriully recon.
mend them former friends and patrons
Dee. 81. lc5j. MCDANIEL, HURT u PRESTON.
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II "
dron this day dissolved by mutual consent The
of the VIII be used by either partner closing the bu
An persons having claims against them will please
present them for payment and all indebted the
will please forward and settle Their office viii be
kept at the old stand occupied by MIR L. L. Coffee.
A w. CDNANr
WIN A WALpROS
Lynchburg July g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

HaVo now ON hln and for sale par u osc ,n9c1r
MIL Stouos Those in want would do well to call soon
oct 2its LEE 4 JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

Il - l--S = - y - EW
Il FASHIONS FOR 1850 -=sT tfIIH Will introduce ~
the Spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday in March
TOR the Inspection of his customers and the public CENTRALLY
which viii he funnd 30 huriass Hat Ia this market IN bean
y, style quality and finish Also lot u beautiful new sty
soft Hats for young Gents All thusr desiring fine Dress Hats
b. eclipse any thing Ia this market viii please call at she ssi
Of the BlIE HAT
All kind II Hats mado order with neancss and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed a usual
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
Err HANGuNGs.-wr arenow opcninga


~ GkEENl.EE is hi-eay diss lived by mutual
All persons having claims against billiard Walton and Dill
lard Grctnee VIII present them 10 T. g. Grecnee for pay
ient and those indebted Diard Walton and billiard
Hfeeneev make to f. q. Grceulcc who il alone
authorized 10 settle and receive the The Of firms
only to be used in settlement Of the debts by T. G Grcenlec
and no Else W. 5. DILLARD
may Il Us L. 6 GREENLEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

fEfII 'ersccd viii continue the Grocery Commits.
suc.s the old stand whore he will be please
l. wtiI hi- friends and the public eeneisly.
may l64ii..,3 L q. GREENLEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

N If you undecided where you get the CHEAPEST
and BEST PIANOS Just postpone the until
lake of T. NASS trial You retain the money
= until the Piano has given satisfaction.
He is willing give bond and security furnish with
q superior Instrument low price.
Orders especially selection always receive
particular care. f. p NASH, Piano Forte pralrr
81, Sycamore corner of Bank rtreei,
pptc Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

~ OEtts-ssuNtu2 phtthnsFd Nessrs. 60
~ pant and Nt,on all their Machinery Stock Tools Sc
and taken the stand formerly occupied them am fully
prepared to manufacture the notice Iron and ood
Tobacco Mous and Fancy Tobacco Boxes rvcrv deserp
non in short all kinds of work formerly done by them
have employ the workinen formerly Masrs ,nant
Naldron and feel couhdout that will he attic to please all
VINO aNorme With their patronage Orders respect
fully solicited LEG AR l. TDrrFr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
EtaiNo. At
~ ~ tons Peruvian G lno;
30 bashulS Glover : ri
TO this y q. Moll.rs
Also. L4gU'ra Caifps and q s,,ar -...,..
On accommodating terms '''e '"' i'' >'r
ma ID =


Y "Sh SAsN.-The su bscribar n. d,
's ,i'i" h.htl 10 chtIza hi. nf,r.
simsTes ana NAVY Made ei@n@ Furnishing goods CLOTHS Cas-
Dove goods are well worthy the attention Of ~ me L.
having been purchased last 6ptng " f'''s''s al
july l91ts Pc ,,.,, ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

serptlon tan be had at ny cash are re-,
~sNing TINS week great many aud desirable ar
les all of which IL he sold small advartc on ta cost
juno lets JNo i pITRVTs g.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
YoT,1 So GANHT, WA A,oH $50 5EWEa

VOU CAN Rub WATCHES, JEWERN,
Il SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS at ~
wholesale and retail every variety and style low -
cash prices, by calling at N0WLANS sign ~ l.
gle, No. a. sycamore street Petersburg Va, whore
you will save 20 lie has the
thern Manufacturers and Importers largest
fashionable assortment Of Watches Jewey, Silver
Fancy Goods offered this State Would
for yod to call and his magnificent Stock
least 20 ccntf as he buys all his
them much less than the regular prices quality
Df Goods You also have Watches
paired in the hest and short
she fashionable exchange for yonr
money
Remember the place sign OF the Eagle No "a Sycamore
ftrcet, Petersburg Va THOMAS NoWLAN.
seps-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

EAEssOEITEoN.-Ih firm of Mcdaniel, Hurt x
Preston this day dissolved by mutual consent IN,
the III he 10y either partner closing
business. Their onice will be kept the old d,
occupied by Messlr hus ~ Saund,ls. an
JOHi; ROBIN MCDANIEL,
So. HURT.
PLEASANT PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

I"E undersigned hn't"g sold all ihcir Na
Il chinery Stock &C. TO MIR l.. l. Coffee most cheerful
recommend him TO their former friends patrons as prom,
and faithful workman and gentleman way to be
lied upon CONANT & WAIpRoN
inlY IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

N 0IVf ~ tosH H EnmonI ihr Snhsl rNOT. " N sol
tn ms" and hc1nttul Picture at ONE DOLLAR. formerly
sold and rNa amino a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14
Fire.

On Sunday morning last about one o'clock
our citizens were aroused from their sumbers
by the startling cry of Fire. which proceeded
from An old frame building the west side
Of Washington street, half square south OF
Main. When first seen, the whole building
was wrapt in flames. and being composed OF
very dry and combustible materials, the
whole vas well nigh consumed before the
engines could be brought to play upon it.
The building was owned by Mr.. George Con-
kls, and occupied by Nordyks. Ham & Co.
IS depository for patent Flour Bolts man
manufactured by them. At the time of the
FIRE. it contained nine OF these bolts nearly
completed besides a considerable quantity of
materials tools, &c, valued altogether at
about $4,000, tile whole Of which was lost.
was no doubt the work of an incendarv
though suspicion is not yet fastened upon
sny particular person.
At this fire as at nearly all that we have
had for years past, the faet has been painful
ly apparent. that our fire apparatus is too
limited, and the supply Of water shamefully
seaut. In other places that we could name,
with much less population and aggregate
wealth there nav be found twice the amount
OF FIRE apparatus that W. have besides being
amply supplied with cl>tern water suffic ent
Tor any emergency. Our city should possess
at This moment at least one more good engine.
ohe hose carriage. one thousand feet more of
hose. twenty or more cis,-ru> capable of hold
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

GREESMouSr PoLE- RAISING On Satur
day next, at 12 o'clock, NJ, the Republicans
of Greenmount istrIct, will raise pole and
have good time Speeches will be made
by Messrs. Benton, j. B. Julian, and others.
There are just three Gin Platformites, in that
school district, and this effort it is hoped will
make the scales fall from their eyes. Turn
out. friends of Freedom and Fremont. and
hoist flag so that these blind followers of
Slavery may see the stars and stripes wave
Ger the land of the free and the home Of the
brave and that il is not an emblem of
Slavery-nake them feel that Freedom is
National and Slavery is Sectional, and that SO
long as they continue to support the man who
is mo longer James Buchanat,' they are sup
porting Sectional oligarchy.
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July 20. 1856
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

Ev On Friday last, a good gathering pole
raising took place at Chester, in this county
About 500 friends Of Freedom were present,
and good speeches were made by Messrs'
Austin, Benton and Foulke. The People are
aroused every where throughout the County,
and ''Old Wayne" will roll up majority Of
near three thousand for Morton and the State
and County ticket, and ditto for Fremont and
Dayton, sure. Work! Work. friends-there' 5
lect that are laboring for our Safe and
Nation, and that every vote given in our county
tells the general result. Work. then. all
day and all night, if needs be, for Freedom
and Fremont.
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PoLK RAISING AT DALToS.-On yesterday
there was tremendous gathering of the friends
Of Freedom and Fremont at Dalton, called to-
gether for the purp Sc OF raising pole. and Of
hearing speeches from Hon. G. w. Julian and
W. p Benton. About $500 persons were in
attendance. and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The people eem to be wide awake
/, is only necessary to hint il around that there
is to be Republican meeting some where, at
some time, to bring together host of true
and patriotic men. animated by the same noble
spirit, and inspired by the same hope of sue
-RepubEican Aug. ).
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MILLARD fillmore AND PsEsToS s BROOK
-REMARKABIE CoIsCIDESCE-Mr FILLMos
said in Albany. the sou III WILL No
SUBMIT FOR A MOMENT" to the eleetio
of Fremont and DAYTON; and BROOKS said
the people of fifteen sovereign States WILL
NEVER PASSIVELY SUBMIT If Ii
strength of the Fusionists in the Lower Hou.
of Congress becomes augmented by Pres
Dental Power