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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

FACTS IRON TIE REcORD-yo /

f-At# - I ttbh liz hfboNDs--Np !.
Act authorizing the qualified voters Of the town of
Lynchburg To elect Mayor tor SAID town, and
f1r other purposes, ssstf January 10 Isl.
Extract from SET. It'll" Fne Nlyor shall keep an
Office in such place rs tie Common Council of said
town shall direct and may hold his court daily Sun
days excep,ed.) for the trnl OF cU aud criminal ca
SEES, within sueh hours as the Common Council may
prescribe, His jurisdiction shai extend 10 all clo-
MES larcenies, Peaches of the peace and msdemcan-
oIs committed within the town and To Il utraclioas
of the town ordinances; and has judi urnts touching
breaches ofthe peace and mtractuns Of the town or
dnanees shall he hnal. &C.
SIC ,. He shall superinteud and control the Off
GERS of Police and the Night-watch in said town.
pursuant 10 the ordinances now III force ar which
may be hereafter passed by the common council
And wherca, doubts have arisen in the minds of
some, whether the muster OF police and the members
Of the night-watah elected by the common council of
said town have the power of arresis thuut first haY
ing the Office of stable conferred on them 10y the
Hastings court of said town:
SEC 8. BE Il FURTHER eaartcd That the Master of
Police and members of the Nigh-watch already elect
ed as well those who may hereafter be elected by
said Common Council, shall, during their continue
ance in office have and exercise within the limits OF
SAID town, all power and authority which is pos
sess ID or he exercised by constable of sail
town, with this option only, that they shall not
execute any civil process.
And here Will enqu re whether or not ii Is the
custom when persons are arrested and Gagged by
these officers to make warrants and deliver them
to the city constable to enable HIM bring the Of
tenders into court and eute him fees for
which he never made?
Ofd497ee proriaiR2 for the election o. Mayor for the
fot.r n Lynch5ary, &c, passed 1851.
Extract from SEc. a" Before entering upon the
duties of his sud Office, the Mayor elect shall take
and subscribe before some per ON duly authorized 70
ter the same, the oath of hdelit' the
maa0eath the oath aT}iast d"eIIag, aud the fol
having oath Of Office, fiz: "I----- d. soaiGa-
,, tl1t NIL ruin fqihfflly anil imBar,i1'l1 10
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Meeting OtlOngress

W AsnNaroS Dec, l.-Both Houses in session
to-day, each having in attendance largely quo
rum joint Committee appointed TO wait on
the President and inform him OF the organization of
both Houses aud their readiness to receive his aunu.
nj message.
In the House, OF Representatives, Mr. Phelps Of Mo,
presented the credentials OF Hon. j G Whitfield
delegate elect from kansns \ discussion ensunl
upon the question Of his admission which continue
. until house adiou IN ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02
BY TIE rE & R ApH.
serious Railroad Accident.

RICHMOND, Dee l.=-Ou Saturday night the bridge
over the Shenandoah river the line of the Manas
Gap Railroad gave way under the freight train,
precipilntug the whole train distance of 10 feet in
to the river The engineer fireman and conductor
were instantly killed, mud Mr. John q Bnek. Of War
ren county, fatally injured.
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Ropra. sMyEs AND HATs.-We II

sAsgEas Siiis-Lu-i opened thc pr'tt'css ioi
NJ. Siks in t8.. tu,rn.t Cad and examine thrm
J. A SIIGLER 4 co
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Ctr 40 -siatr aUu,ts,

CONCERT To-N5Hr-fhe loter. OF good ,nusi
I.5nl bear il in mind lhAl Concert viii Ice yt,r,
~ fhe I.yuohbur4 Ma led Association in DEdlrs
In rJ-Nlanr. me mcmbers of tae Association ha,e
very frequently given entertainments for the benefit
their own benefit. They have rendered gaoa service
+, the city 10y tA,r repeated Offices in h,haf OF br
nsyoent purposes. and now thu an oppeshais, is
offered trust an appropriate a. knowelErment ~, E
be made then-surh an one Is will celh.e iatm a.
relieve The Association tJom em0 rr,sseent in which
il is involved. Aside from tis considerations ai
who 90 may rely on getting apaa.e Hc w3#fa If der
money IN good ausie. ~ feel warranted Ia "a r
anteeiug complete sttisftrt. II 10 Ill wa GA alarr-
ciate concord OF sweet soJaGs.z o. then. To tae
Concert tonight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

wzuwS.su GERMAN .Sp .MEI.C.H
~ d., D. ola In Rosewood en- and Nab ,ga,,,
- -, i,ri. i,r. ~ ~, ..ar :, rod In nj ,n,rt,t -
nv - "a A WINSTON
nov ~''H y. " 80 -
N-EGROEs WaSEED.-t he subscriber con
~ HHnes n mars 5 50' 49, Al ,,H;
M - a - - IA M -. a.. b{,,s, -
t., nIir in rqsl His office is nel v erected brick hnin,
~ Ivnch street immedltey In rear Of the Farmers
whore he prepared thaviug erected buildings with
hoard sent 10 lEn"Hur FOR ale or "
moderate and k'ep them secure a.
= IN tho Jail of the Goa rafEfn
NAV 70 dEeIv Nhlli NR'ptoot.
- rp'''s NV 80 - - 80, -
~ fte. ,ne'a ~ ~ .'SS r. d. - a., 49,, ''
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MISCELLAN E0US CARDS.
JNo. II. lANanOHNr ! II npIfoaiHr.
ANssnOKNE n llOlGOW
uLsr. aud n ,hn III o.,

III
e. Unnker- aud Exchange Hrolrr.,
Corner of Main aud Hridge Streets IYnrhburg, will
COLLECT AND rem nj the lowest rates OF Exchange They will
the highest market Iaud Warrants NortGcrn
Exchange. Coin aud Uneutrent Mnury
REFER TO
Tho Presidents aud Cashiers of the Hanks
burg Mosara Il II MaurN Go Mesars pairn Rtcipau1
hoasrs Jnhnstun bros Co Nlnl Harri, Sons.
lee Co, Balttm re Mcssrs tarnham. Kirkhnm 4 Co
nroNel Go philadelphia, Messrs Nauhlark 4
ol J Ward Co, Lees Waller. Now York
y
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EREAT NORTHERN ANDI- IL
\ SOUTHERN NAH, ROUTE RE. AI3 W


hand large lot of Wool Hats, of the various qualities
stock Gaps prices from l2
cold weather choice selection
aud boy Boo,s for Fall and Winter purposes
j.. l.. ARMISTEAD,
nov "A Rep copyl Under Telegraph Offso
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iIerrges Ere Proof Stio les known to hr entirely rem
be As perfect protection aeairst fire Those who have Va
ra5e ho7 rs and pspor would srcp better ucl Nil the
,anbcs were locke M Of ItprrnC's champion SAFE
For sale Ivy the A gents at Now York prices
THOMPSON & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

!. T,iuN,TUWE. FURNITURE!

Xnp
tsEQn6I Grateful for past favora the subscriber would
tsS~~-~S return his thanks his friends and pub
lie generally, aud inform them that no
Inns hand tand In constantly adding hero,o large
of Elegant Furniture manufactured by skul
Of the best material finished In the
ahabo manno Ills Stock embraces article usually
the extensive manufactures
10 socsa call from those wishing 10 purchase feeling
Hurrd he aud Will give satisfaction In regard both
price aud quality at work
Hair aud shuok Mattresses always ON hand
EDWARD j FOLKES,
Waefnom and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware.
house IN Scts
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" PrOpcrty WOCky
POINT-A GOOD STAND FOR BLACKSMITH
NHEEIWRlGHr OR TANNER-ALSD A CAPITAL
LOCATION FOR \ SToRE--I have Tor sale u handsome
Dwelling House tho Rocky Point Mon
county. and another half lot
Tho used the house Tavern,
gagged extensively In Blaeksmhng and the Wagon business
Ton viii business bot stand be found In Western
Virginia Tho Is Immediately the roads from
tnuu Low burg and the Hue sulphur SPRING. and
within four five miles Of the Govipgon Ohio Railroad
whore supposed Depot viii b. established II also
line location store the flaming busness. bargain
may be Ind upon early application to the subscriber.
81 dSctq H. J. BURTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

- Il q. L.. Dennnii,'s justly crlrhrn,.d oil
NJe dressed Heavy Mountain Burh BoXtn lust
eved also Buck, Seal skin Fur Top and rrsd Gauni
ie Kid Cloth, Calf Dog, Lislo, sill, Berlin and oher
sylo of Glove worth having, may be found at tie
CLOTHING & FURNISHING RAJ AR
mob Ats
LNA1.I. Of 1Sj8-ny supply OF Boots, shoes,
L. Hats, Caps, Trunks other articles my line
suay large and offered at tair living prices good
VIII good friends and all who wish rail- examine
of the best assortmens OF goods in lilo" offered IN
Lynchbury, l.. SEABURl.
INl.OAKS, CLOAKA.-We call The attention
~ of Ladies magnificent Stock al Coaks lainAS'
Shawls, &c, &c, Just to hand. No., -, 3, m
sep eats Rep, copy. JAS a. olI'Lcn - -
UN1FTV DOZEN Of those extra fine virginia
iu~uo "'''' - b a. Il II EOW141N,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

HsaT Opened SEQ y ards OF iho"P surcriO,
- Pau NeaHs - per sarl ais - d. Norie An
tia IA. and Elastic Bets cal and look ai hcn.
noy,t. JOHN ABR AiiANS.
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TEST Received per Steamer Asin.-A small

lust EcCciNed per Steamer Assn.-A smntt
- ench Boots and Shoes from the celebrated makers
Mees Of paa comprising Cork Sole Water Proof
Boots Light Dross Boots KID Top CATERS Enameled Caters
made High Lows the best shoe known for win
The OF the small and choice aud those
In " should call early L. L. ARMLSTEAD,
nov IAts lRep. copy under Telegraph ONCE.
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&c, If DIT.

lhNG fEAs.-A imrgc supply Of superior
are"n and Baek 1rhs put In !, and1 lb Packages
se leas are tue hncs Imported by the pckln Tea Compa
nY Families who uh something really dne invited to
ts thoh For aala by JOHN H. sEAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

Fremont, 4,7s6
Flmore's majority over Fremont, 500
Sheriff Wright of Nevada killed the ID
instant, by three prisoners, VIII" effected their
Escape from jea. Dave Anderson, one Of his
deputies. wns nnrtaIlv wounded.
d. l. Wells, Republican capddst" for sheriff
in Anlader county. was killed en- ihe q Instant
being thrown from carliaGc.
OREGON.
We have two weeks late, ad'ices from hi,
Territory. the steamer Columbia having arrived
ON the 3I-t nlf with dates To Tire 18th nit.
There had been no further lndlao dt-tnrban-
ces.
"Eliiah." a chief of the Rouge River tribe,
and Il warm friend of the whites wa killed n
short time since by another Indian named Hem
ry."
The Cape Disappointment Light House was
lighted for the first time last week
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Governor Stevens has returned TO Olympia,
Puget Sound.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02
~ VI. Jlsrss,
W. Conn mni-sion Merchant,

Solcs produce will atrlot
persona, The sale Of MI kinds of country produce,
and buying and forwarding Goods. has arrange
bs which he furnish goods b patrons Mt about
wholes ale prices loct 81 dom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-10
Shaving 81 Hair emitting fAtraordi-
Hurys

y The fagorita Saloon Of GeoFge Caous, on Main
|treet, below Parsons Bank presents now attrac.
lons to the citzcns of hcoknk Having ohtaiued
assistants in my business superior Il any ever before
Employed III this city, invite the patronageof the
Immunity as ! satisfied that can sha.e clean
p, cut hair NOR, handsomely. and shampoon with
bore deAteriy than any barber the State Il Iowa.
Competition challenged GEORGE CABGS
August 28 lr55.--Iyd.S wGm
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CORNER sixth and B5dga streets. an ~. pared
Il a. eanHfaeture Ro.l.rs Tanks Iseu Boats. hard
or sop Kettle, Gas Holders or 1nyh hing else c.n-
neeted mi j my business aud - ud ealoiete Mt
mog&n taon5 pari IL the country FL Ia repairs
III NELClNAN
Keobu1, Iowa, sept p, d&wly
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Z. IT. HOUJHIUN, Attorney and t0uusolloT
-. at law Notary Public. Land and general col
ecting Agent Office IN the Real Estate Agency and
Fholesale Auction House of smith 4 Van Sicklen
ID 81 street between Main and johnson, keokuk
iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale, on reasona-
lie terms. oct. I'D
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dnY prc.emts.

/ you want 70 make your friends presents that ar
l useful as we'll as ornamental. cal. ii Carey
kilbourne 5. hilblane Block dec2Jd
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GoNHSTOCk 4 BROS.
STOVES
AND
Timers stock.

COCO H.. Own and round Cor per Pottcms from to
IN nthes.
1000 III Sheet Iron from NJ. J, & TO a.
1000 paeAugvs Plymouth Iagts, iron anu tim u,
from 5 "a. To II lbs.
800 boxes In plate
600 bundles Iron wire from No. 10 No, b.
90 er, r,a Kettle breasts and covers from G1 to
ll5 inches.
50 r,.s II, K cd tin bottt from 70 inch.
40 ID do scoilopea and plain dinner plates
80 IT, Stove erEancHts assorted.
20 ay oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
i55 ds Asartod TN q ears.
20 a. Iron tea kettle ears
- do ay d. DO burs
100 da Press tin pot covers.
40 d. If No. l, ,, and 3 pcuteI knobs.
100 feet Bras Vine Cloth;
Bent ~pGuts assorted sizes
FA.ftHted in m shcets;
COPPER Eitesa and BuTa
Bucket llaudlcs;
M.,..ets expressly for unncrs use
stove Blacking IN papers or by the key
Goals ItH'k A IEOTIEDG
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sauN siNfisreA.

fI'ill unders gned arc prepared 10 receive orders
fer ttling up stores, offices ard dwelling houses,
VIVA pFe ana fixtures for gas promptly executing
The same ana guaranteeing all their work be gas
tight
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested ID leave their ad-
dress with rs, through the Post Office.
ordhfs executed ia the succession in which they
are received SC0FIELD q BROTHER
JutV I'D
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kILEpJ RNE'9 BLOCK, MAIN slEf.ET,
/ , EsILGfFULLl INFORM III MERCHANTS
IL If Iowa. and tn rest uf mankind, that they
nos Ii receipt II large and we'll collected tock ~
Fore gn ANA Domestic Dry Goods,
READA-NAUE CLOTHING,
and full line Of Hosiery, Cloves, htts and
Notions adapted 10 the want. N country anal city
trade. wl.ich have been purchased under the most
t1rpTaha circumstances, directly FIR IN first hand.
and VIII b. sold at close figure ~ Cash or prompt
tame buyers. Having permanently located ia this
city, solicit cali hoping by fair, honorable
dealing to receive 4 share - patronage,
kepkuk. sept p, l5a5.--aaw
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epgEfK

A IL t1osa indebted Is j H. Krue etssl
y al Ne. SO, Main street, and settle rs ta8a 81
note by the 9TH of January. After that date nay
hooks viii be found in the hands ol magistrate lor
collection.
Dec. %, 1855 did. JAMES L. BRUCE.
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>UNDRIES,


- iGtR Kettles from S IA 40 gslloas Ovens and
> Lids odd Lids SklI5s and ids assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japan,d Trunks Pudding and
ltiee a!aads >coiuped and Plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canister, square aEd count, assorted, Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Steve Pip. House sheet iron and cop
per Won ION ttomftl3, in the very beet
toMeIOCk & BROTHERS.
Ea boz pair assorted shoyels and Tougs FIR sale
~ IS tae Prairie stat, Stove Rooms
oet@o CoMSI0ch BEuTHTRS.
1LlEEestie- + bg had at the sale Rooms Of tie
N Efeeisla, Stot Store.
eetm coMsTocI y BROTHERS.
L'NAMELED Preserve Kettles at the sale Rooms
Ia & ~ pririe Premium stoves.
ectle CoMsrocK BROTHERS
{ t)Ai. iod- At the sale Rooms 81 tie Cottage
y fHUlklm Coal Stove.
nlo coNsTocK BROTHERS.
I00Q LBS. ot bied bras kyttie, f5r sale low
j DOU a sale Rooms If tie Home parlar Stoyes
o.If CoMsf0e K i HkoTHERS
\ LARGE assortment If Brtiaua ware far safe
.atf han amy other house III the citv nj tle ~ae
lpon Il he & mmercia parlof StoHcs.
oe ~ CoNSTock & BRoTHERs
4 FiNE s,,as of nousyAcepgr. goycs, such os c.f-
\ fee mills, bastHg spoons egg whips, iron skim
mess Fl mm iadlas, meat forks, table spoons, hash
$50 raA dishes. patent aud loA lrat1rs lice boAc,
&c, e. far .a!e III the sale X ous II the pupptr
Sell IL gula-ing Alr-IigLt Stpse.
otl6 coM-Took a BROTHERS
I00 FAikot Tmnr. solder Copper. On hand at
4 w the sal Room 81 tie Substantial oval Box
lpuu Stoves.
y ~ CoI>ToCK 4 BROTHERS.
4 ilEANY -urply # Lsase, tapanned and plan
I GaaiIe sgiek- the sale Aooms If the Quincy
Cannon Caa Balner mAieAis offered extf meiy low BY
"1 70 CoMsIogk 4 BROTHERS.
NOTICE 40 nt1aDERs.
4 iaHaE and 81 II selected stock OF Paints. OILS,
Glass. Vanish, 6c dc, on hand ard Tor sale
by AieefE 4 HoorEn, Druggists, Main St, below
IL "a IS q il lar Iyf
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NOTICE 40 HiIS2.nTRS.
TIKI, NalTIsI.

1To0sr Il HOOPER have just received one az the
VI 81 aad best selected assor nents ef Perfu-
'u.f Fancy articles ever brought into this mar
-. Ladies' especially invited TO give Us a call.
eahE H0oFEKS Glveeum Ointment. d.
~ tizattp AF leie for ehapped hands lips sc at
MOORE q H0UPEk's. on Nam
34f Third street.
TT r.csivs4 supply u Winter strained Lard
~ VA, Superior article
nstI. MOORE 4 HOOPER
7 lN~EED Ot aud -prit tar. Mt
Il noyl7 MOORE Il E0oPERS
CENl NE B.ars Oh, White stick Pomade just
~ received ana f8f safe cheap hy
movie MOORE & HOOPER.
/ 0sIEIEEh 5 celebrated stomach Filters fer
L sale By MOORE i HOOPER
NelLenlher . lah5.--d
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\ HEAVY supply # Lsass, lspanned and plan
I N.t.tiie rgiek- ~ the sale koums ii the Quincy
Lann9n Ceai Bulner, Mhcis OH red extil ey low BY
"el 20 CONS iOg X 4 BROTHERS,
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io .0QJ IL, brazior cop
PR
$1,000 ~ cop r bott m
2ocas hee & copcj
2aVV io. bra Kettle
pans
Herring irons Pr 81
ne All ten $50 "a QrHul
.i AMI Is uE. aLel We
NitIihE & BH0l
NJ =. MM.r. l.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
IN. o. Picayflne

Among the clcaranccs at cur custom
house. we observe that OF the new American
ship Isaac H. Boardman. with 5000 bales
of cotton for Boston This rs the largest
load OF cotton eyer taken from this place 10
that port We also noticed that the Ne rri-
mac cleared yesterday with 1872 bales for
Boston, and one or TIVE other ships with
smaller quantities these shipments in
dicate that an active business is being done
by our Northarn manufacturers. ft r sell
dom they receive suclr large supplies 50 ear
y in the season.
INse Orleans Picayune
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
Dissolution Of Copartuership.

nRS. mitchell & FOSTER having dis
~ solved their partnership by mutual consent,
would respectfully say 10 their friends and pat
rons that they have sold their entire interest in
the Drug Establishment 10 DR.. w. 2. HART who
intends to continue the business in Washington ;
they take pleasure IN recommending Dr. H. to
their friends. and solicit their patronage for him
MICHEL * FOSTER.
March 5. 1856. loft
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
Commissioners, Sale.

nj Office is hereby given. in pursuance oG tho
~ order and decree of the Hempstead Circuit
Court Arkansas. made at December term. A D.
1919, that on the second Monday of April, A. D.
Iooo, at the courthouse door in the town of
Washington We will offer for SALE on a credit
tn the first day OF January, A. D. 1857. at auc
ton, to the highest bidder the following described
tracts ol parcels OF land. belonging to the estate OF
David Roberts, dec, viz:
SW NV of Sec. s. Town. l3, S of r "a W.
40 acres.
NV SWs of Sec. II, Town, IS, S of "a W.
4G acres
Z Sc OF Sec. 7, Town I3, S of 2 2i ".
SO acres.
p" NV of Sec. :, Town Is, of PAW,
so acres.
W sSEs OF Sec. :, Town 10, OF R "a ",
so acres.
W. Sc and E sW OF Sec. c. Town, 10.
OF h 24 ", l6O acres
W NV OF Sec. II, Town. l3 OF "a ",
so acres
SW of Sec. :. Town. 10. SorR 2l ". I57-se
Es NV of Sec. I, Town. S of R 2l W.
Sell acres
sE / NE ! of Sec. :, Town. 13. S of R 2i W.
20 acres.
w NE Of Sec. :. Town. 10, S OF r "a w.
so acres.
SW of Sec. "a. Town. IL. of r o. ". feo
NE Of Sec. l2, Town l3, S of R a5 W, leo
acres.
Sc : Sc. of Sec. l, Town l3 S of Il % ".
40 acres.
SW SW OF Sec. G, Town. 13 s Of r 2l ".
3S-Si acres.
frac Sec. %. Town. 10, of R 27 ", ol-l4
acres
w j SW of Sec. 30, Town ii, of r p W.
SO acres.
Bond with good and approved security will be
required OF the purchasers, bearing ten per cent
interest from date.
JOEL w. HANNAH.
AMBROSE ! + H#ANEGAN. com'rs.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
EsGRT THOUSAND DOLLARS!
PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wboles s. 90; Halves 81 so; Quarters 81 so Z;
Prizes in this Lottery are paid 80 days after
the drawing. in bills of specie-Payins Banks,
without deduction-oniy on presentation oil the
Ticket drawing the Prize.
/" Bills Of all solvent Banks takea at par.
All communications strictly confidential
JOHN L. LOGAN,
.Agent at Camden. -4rk
Tickets can be obtained of JOIN d. kIaBELL,
Washington, Arks
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
INx Orleans Picayune.

The census of Rome has just been Off
cially promulgated In all. there are lff.-
4f,I inhabitants, of whom 5.08l are priests,
monks, nuns or semiDarists, or one to every
35 inhabitants
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
s, of Il,

HEMPSTEAD DIVISION No. 135, meets OH
Tuesday evening OF each week. Officers for the
present term-Inri Lewis, w. P; ". V King
w. A; J. ~. Lewis. Il. S: w A. Alexander. A.
r. s.; j. Bracknev. F. S: 5. w. Crosnoe T.. ia.
Murphy. c.; A Kie. \. c.; d. II. Whitford, l. s:
j. y. Watt, o. s.; A. J. Haynes. Chap
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
n. @. q. e.

OZAN LODGE No. 10, meets every Friday
evening Officers for the present term-C b.
Mitchell. ~ e.: J. ID. Ttimble, Y. G.; w. H.
Etter. Sec; B. F. Fall. Per Sec: d. NJ Foster.
Treas Meets in D. o fii on the second Thursday
evening Of every month
WALKER ENCANPNENr 40. 5. meets on
the first and third Thursdays of every month.
Officers Tor the present ternl-Jas. H. Walker.
c. P; ID. L. Williams, IL. P; w. II. Etter S. w /:
d. NJ Foster: J. w: J. ID. Trimble, Scribe.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
Como ONE. Corsle All!

II LAYING dissolved our copartnership. and a
IL speedy close of our business being necessary,
we would say 10 those indebted 10 the late firm
o. MITCuEt u Foster that DIR. + d, who is fully
authorized. can always be found at the old stand,
ready to wait :pon them and close their accounts,
either bv money note.
We also have on hasd small stock of La
DIES HOSIERY. GLOVES and SHOES. some
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. &C., together
with a os of FANCY ARTICLES. which will
be sold for cash at cost.
mitchell & FOSTER.
March ), 1876. l9d
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
MaSnn:o.

MOUNT HOREB LODGE No. 4, holds its
regular communication on the first Saturday
night oil each month.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12

u The Missouri Wings have chosen
iegates to the Wing national convention
aeh is called to meet at Louisville, Ken
keky.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12

Inc Petersburg In.ciliseucer l,as receiv-
al letter from Lima. Peru dated Jan. q,
Hns the foil>wing account of the singular
is'1 ct The late Minister of Peru to this
lJll-ry,
lhe laie Minister PlenipoieDtiary of Pc
i % the United States. who returned to
li' e'latry about SIX nsouths ago. died Ia;e-
Ia Linn in Il singular manner While
t.:eeP he swallowed three of his false teeth
'l ihe gold band which cOnGncj them, and
Gu lFo'a the effects shortly after Efforts
scie made 10 extricate the teeth. bet with
p suceess."
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12

ise Boston Post asks: SIS it true, as
"er reported, that the committee on an
@'ery lectures, who were requested by
'' Robert TOOmbs To hand over the SlOU
Deellned to receive for his lecture, to
~ society for aiding emigrants, have
Yen II to the society for aiding fugitive
''e' 70 emIgratc to Canad1 -
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12

CONCORD Friday, Feb. Is, ISJ.-Tbe
n'-og' " h'gs Of New Hampshire have
minated lehaboi Goodwin as the Whic
FndIdate for Governor.