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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29
MAR RE ID.

In Lexington, Va on the 2lst December, by the
Rev Vim. S. White, Mr.. Thomas II. Ross of Lynch
burg. to Miss DRucILLA G. llGGAN, youngest dangh-
ter of the late Samuel Lggan decd, of Philadel
pha.
On the 9th inst by the Rev. Davis Wood, f. l.
PETrYJoHN, of Amherst Co. Va, TO Miss DAMARf.s \.
REYNOLDS, daughter Of Archilus Reynolds, of Bote-
tourt, Va.
On the 4th inst by the Rev Geo D. Ewing, Mr..
ROBERT WALLACE, to Miss LUsTER, youngest daugh
ter of Mr. John Luster all ofthe neighborhood OF the
Natural Bridge
o. the evening ofthe 23a inst, by the Rev, W, II.
Peerman, DR.. FERDiSASD A. PESRow to- Miss CATHA-
RiYE NJ, daughter of Capt Phillip NJ Payne, all of
Campbell.
On the same evening, by the same, MIR. WYATT Ho-
CANS to Miss MARTHA j., daughter Of James Howell,
all Of Campbell.
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1.-TWO NEGRO GIRLS EOR sAIE.-n VIZ.
yl,mu.rEN,. .A.N OF aANn ANn NE

aRoES -Hy ,irtna OF Deed of Trust executed Tho
subscriber by panes Martin In his right aud Trustee
Tor MS wife aud Eh1ahch " Martin, wife nf said Dahney
Martin Ne In daY nj March, lsAl aud duly recorded
IN" tefA bcc of tho County tunrt of Campbell county
ShAl sei IL ia" highest bidder or ready money! Monday
the l'h ~ at January leh1 chat being Court day. all the
property conveyed In said deed certain Tract of
Land Ang w tsnphell county Button Creek, adjoining
the lands o Josiah shepporson aud others containing III
acres mofe or lets Also the following Slaves Daniel
and two Girls Polly and Mary with tho
OF the tfinaes siuce The date of said deed II
he title 10 all OF aid property believed Ia he unqurson-
able but acting Trustee shall convey tito only
vested Ia III" under the decd aforesaid
dec l2etl2lan JNO. u ALEXANDER, Trustee
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r.
tI.ouiuu) Lays Of Ancient Rome, by Mlcadty. TX
elegantly cuorcd tIsondIn Flower Painting by
Jerrod nndnn) Home Book of the tictur illustrated
Romance American Lan'c illustrated, Early Hist
Of Amrrit Illustrated. Keepsake for the Holidays The
Dialin Emily Perciva Danas Views in MI coun
views the Lives nj tie Apostles Scenes In
the rophr The Gentle Persnndcr Romance ri
the Musicians Floras Lexicon or Language ct Fiowers
Friendships Token Rose. Friend hips Offering
h Passion Flower The Forget Me Not, Frecnas'us Ahnn
al The Violet The Pet Annual The tfernmes Of Shakespeare
(Antoue Bibles various sizes S3tn $40 Prayer
Books velvet clasps aud III tu, beautiful Albums va
ETY. poecal Works the best Authors IN great variety IN
plain rich bindings 30 to 81 editions, W rting
Desks Of Rosewood ahogany and Paier Narhe &c Forte
Monaies in variety some beautiful laes Cara tases
and Needle Cases ladies Cabas Bead Purses Chess Men and
Boards Gold Peas AID Gold Tooth Picks English coiored
Chdrens Books very snowy Juvenile Books in endless va
rtN bmnS Dissccted Maps Parlor Balls and various oth
e. ~ the little home Persons wishing an!
thne H. tue above line, will please call and examine sofh '
price, MOR>t'
dec 20 Commission oi@
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ID T. D.,

On the Ped instant, at his residence, at Gilmore
Mil, Rockbridge, Mr. Samuel Guggenhemer, mcr
chant aged about fifty five years.
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citp anG State aHairs,

See under the latest news heal nm interesting let
"a, from Mr.. \. Mcdonald of this paper conceruin,
she reeent collision on the Central Railroad
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CHnlsraAs.--Christmas-- beautiful sunny day
mass off here very quet. without an incident wor-
thy Of notice.
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LAID OVERLOOKING to the Christmas times ant
the want of full force, the proceeding of HE Com
mon Council are nnaypdably laid over. They vii
eppear in our aext
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GtIGAK MANUFACTOKX.-
u JOHN Ii, 40 " pF.

(suecfssoR TO N LAEaHoRsE Sons9
MAS STREET, LYSCHBuu0 VA.
this establishment will Away bo found Stock
pete Cigars nil kinds made tho hncat I'm
ported Tobaccos carefully selected and manufactured with
please tho flstidous smokers a maintain
the Brands of this establishment reputation equal to thos"
mandatory in the country.
enable the offer all times n complete
he also keeps constantly large aock of
Havana and German Cigars which will be sold small al
cost
The Of dealers NJ city and State special
Is solicited examination Of the Stock The brands
manufacturer and have for been sold the large
Northern cio where they have entered into succcssfnl
potion brands all kinds OF imported domestic
uacture.
Orders from part Of the Union will be promptly
aud entire satisfaction guaranteed To purchasers
dpcJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

PoIsoSISG.--On Saturday morning last, daring
attempt was made by a cook woman named Martha,
the property of Mr. Samuel f. Norment of Taylors
Ferry. King William county, to poison her master
and family. The Richmond Dispatch gives the par
ticulars Happily no material harm done. The
woman has been sent 10 Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

Hen PRrcrs FOR NEGpoEs.--We have seen state
ment of the sales OF the negroes belonging to the es-
tate of Alex Moore decd of Halifax Go. The pri-
ces were almost unprecedentcdy high. One man
age % years brought 81 466 another Of the
same age s. Arb one 20 years old : Sass. girl !
years old sold for 1890 boy years old 5000, one
10 years of age $3.50. The number sold WAS forty
six varying from in age from to IS years. The sum
of the sales was 1872 ,324, making an average OF
S7O27 - Dan RegiSter
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SALES ny AUCTION.


~ IN pursuance II decree Of the
pronounced ON The 9Th day Of November isa6
ugah and wife, aud others painta against others
the undersigned the
wv" ON the Nth day al December sat the
' ihomas Pnrt ell decd In the uf bedford
Ne eAlose to sale, by Of public
aoe slaves belonging To the Of the said
'f'pNsn ~ SAtr-lhe Slaves Will be sold a ere Of
sixty days the purchasers giving negotiable NOTES.
ry endorscd, pay able tho Banks In the city OF
Lyhchenig, for the pnr,hasu money
dNo lets9deo BuRWEI1 LEE. Com'r
1.-TWO NEGRO GlR1S FOR SAGE.-ny .ir
i tue Of adccretal order the Circuit Campbell
county 10 us directed In the II Voss arlrw
We sha On Monday. the Rth day Of January sa)
being tontt day proceed To sell the Girls
cecdnss mentioned, credit months,
giving bond with approved security
lSo. &. MtRRlIIA g.
Ed II. CHRISTIAN ! 'e"f'
II ga Nt
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MISCELLANEOUS.



- For lady in mourning have handsome Pearl AMI
let Ear Rings and Brsast Pin For elderly gentle
have heavy Gold spectaeles For clergyman or
attorney have heavy od Pens and Pencils extra fne
lady have Cameo sets Of Jesey Coral sets
Rings aud Pins. Hand bracelets plain Gold Kings
elderly ladies' have box and glass Breast Plus and oid
Spetaees young gentlemen, we have Fob Chains Vest
Chains Sleeve Bnitpns Bosom Buttons, Tooth PckA Seal
Rings, Pins Diamond Pins, Gold Watches, Silver
For housekerpcrs Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies'
sugar longs Stands made Of genuine silver warrant
children Gold Armicts old style new Style coral
Mech laers aud Armets and hscs Of pearl and silver
hav. indeed, something suitable for hiend old or
Young married single plain all OF which wo are
pleased 10 show and happy TO seil a,
VIII friends TO call and look, they VIII
see A. ncc stock aches Jewery aud SuvcrWare ms
over offered this community aud warranted as repre-
scented tdoe a0 slIVER1uoRN & Cliff
ltuRA AND TUE UNITED sTATEn..-AR
u RIVAL or THE BLACK WARR1oR-CoNCHA AZ.
POINTED CAPT Mn GENERAL-lAkoE SuiPMENi
OF CIGARS Se sc lily the late arrival ofihe Black war
rio n,crabe excitement waa created by the
news that General again appointed Captain Gene
the opinion OF all American residents of the
Island wac there for war between the Nv"
countries long shpm 81 Cigara hnun a. cen
tinued so large the late arrival ~ MEAD HARRIS ~
co Lynchburg Va extensive dcRrra IN cigars SINUS
choice Iecs Sc received largo stock OF the most
celebrated Cgas purchased by their agent re-
nng Havana Among their most select brands the follow
Will fsin Idea Of their superior assortment SIR"
Flor Ine-perao In Sumpreyiva La Adcla, III Mhy"
raj and Mlrsnos opposite the Warwick House lynchbnrg,
Va II. NJ lANRIs d 90
dee lots
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AGENCY ron THE SALE OF HUNTS i.
WEBSTERS SEWING MACHINES
DooKs.uooxs.. .ooKs...-

I<VoNS HooNS! :! npON -: - -.
~ GRAND GIFT BOOK ENIERpRISE-e 49, 600
WORTH or rRESLNTS-Ihe Atlantic Book Con .,any
have taken hays tho Store Main opposite
Messrs. Me,orkl" Jones where they have lafpr
and we'll assorted stock of Books Ia odrr insure rapid
sales they propose Ia give to each purchaser Of Book
their beautiful and lily Presents, winch they have
ranging in value from StHy hvr dol
lars Catalogue he had the S'Orr ttcntlcmen Hul
Ladies invited Ia call and eSamno the stock If Books
ls o. lirc iS.dlW
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~ SLAVES EnK m.RE.-Esr s.irc r,h.

nR. VI ORRIS has removed his Once TO his
IL Residence Church Street above West Street
doc 5.d3fawiwif
- ~ SLAVES FOR IIsRE.-Eor Hire for the
eDvD ensuing year Slaves belonging to the estate of
the Shacklcford Among them will be found
large lot of valuable Tobacco Factory hands also
field hands Gardeners &C. Women and house Girls &c
which will he hired rvatey until the LIST TUESDAY in
January 1871 which time all not previously hired out viii
hired public auction the highest bidder from OF the
House City of Lynchhnrg The hrers viii be
required bonds with proved security Tor
the hires II. H. LEWIS.
Agent Attorney for Jno W Schoofeld exr OF f.
Is. Schackeford decd.
Apply present at tire old stand of a. c. Lewis.
dec 9-l3ta wif6ian
sEa FOR KENT.-A desirable family rc~idcnce
k Hin door Jas Scurry with large gar
den and good well OF Water. Apply at this Office
3d3tawts
gUNHsF LADIES will ind n orr Store, Canton
Ginger drv ershre Sauce. French. English and
Powdered BLACK Pepper, Sage, tin
N~ftNr"e lrf Yeast p0"'-rc for liE't
sweet pread G6cu troc"ato, rona. Nermo,i fnc
old Port and Madeira Wines French Brandy, Extract Vanilla
Pine Apple berry Syrups Creams best Salad OIL
ctine and snred Cox sparkling Geane French
Crimson Geatie &C. for nice things during the hodays
Tor sale by j. H. THOMPSON & co
dec dc Gifts
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MISCELLANEOUS CARD

ANSanORNE n lIOICOMBE.
"a BnnlcrS mud Exchange BrOkers,
Main and Bridge Streets I4ynchbnrg, Va viii
collect a the Lowest Of Exchange They Will
pay highest market price Land Warrants Northern
Exchange Coin and Uncurcnt Money.
REFIR To
Presidents and Cashiers of the several Banks Of Lynch
burg Messrs K II aaury Co, Messrs Paro, Richmond
Johnston. Bros Co. SAM HART. 4 sons, Josiah
Leo Co, Baltm re Messs. Farnham. Kirkham Co.
Drcxel 70 Philadelphia Mcssrs Nanheck Read Drex
81. J. Ward & Co. Lees Waller New York
81 ly
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REpAIREp.The breach in the North River Canal
above Gilmorcs MILL has been sufficiently repaired
for the packet to pass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

sWbsCr6bfr
~ tnucs market NEGROES of both sexes betyeei
tho of ~ aud 80 years including Mechanics suri
Rlac ksus and Carpenter, and will the highest
cash Ills Office newly erected brick buidna
lSt Lynch street Immediately Ia of the Farmers
Hank where hcs prepared (hnvng erected buildings viii
view hoard negroes LyncbhnrE sale 9th
sc moderate terms, and keep them
they pao ed in the jail OF tho Coz porstion,
ms lIdtcly SETH WDODROOP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

nR. VI ORRIA has removed his Once TO his
} Residence on Church street, above West Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

On Sunday morning last, Mr. Rcbt Percival, oiths
county was found lying in the road, on Cripple
Creek dead. We hnve not learned what i, supposed
to have been the canse Of death but the night of
Saturday was very cold, and the deceased is said TO
have been of disspacd habits We suppose conjecture
need not wan Ter tar in search of an explanation.
The unfortunate man leaves no family, though
mqnv AID excellent friends HytherWe Telegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

EMANcIpArEp--Mr Mr.. Joseph Glasgow, who died re-
Gently in Rockbridee, by his will cipaed all his
81. wants about forty TO take effect at the death ofhs
wife and daughter
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nFNJ " SpWIIN. W A. loot.
rOP ERsBuIp NOTICE.

NM NlNTIN, ". 4. A MN
EOPARTNERSUIp NOTlCE.--NOWEaN,
~ foot Il co, Successors 10 Col w. r SmithD Com
sthcr
The undersigned have formed partnership In the Commits
business Col VIM + Smith and solicit a
the bestowed him All consgn
produce made by friends will meet win
prompt attention quick returns ONCE at J. D. II
Nowns. RESI-. II NOWLIN,
W. a. FOOT,
nov II d&c1tf A. ALEXANDER.
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FRozrN Up.-Wc understand that four boats, heav-
ly laden with produce, are frozen up in tho North
River Canal.
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LNLOUR BAKREIs-WANTED rive Thou.
~ sand Flour Barrels. LANGHORNE 1. JOHNS.

l. assortment of these goods for Tables Of width Ia
imitation of tho beautiful species Of wood stone such
The finest Mahogany Rosewood that Marble
Call at SIMPSON BROS
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OO0nu Bushels Wheat and AZ much get
fully tho market and would like to 2Opu
bushels immediate delivery
others having wheat TO sell viii do themselves
insice should they sell their Wheat before they
will always say the highest cash price m all good wheat,
fully prepared bny and for any quantity that
to this market,
Rags, Hays, Eggs.
viii furnish Bags 10 customers upon the same terms
- ~. IL" Raj Road Company aud will Inv
a .,Htsauanlr ale for them to be returned.
S-aa.S, e.H.Io, t.Uuuo.
Farmers be supplied with any quantity Of No Peruyl
Guano direct the Government Agent
low price as lac bought any where shall ssp LecP
hand good supply }, plsser-Lump and IynehburH
Ground, which viii sell an cheap other louse Tina
place. Nm. y MILLER.
iuY HsAn
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The files by the Canada contain the following
additional items: ="
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

IIoLLNs INSTITUTE will be opened on the 4th of
February next, says the IdlW Ubig. The new
BUILDING is complete. There are no just grounds for
fearing return Of the sickness thai prevailed there
not very long since.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

- subscribers receiving their second stock Of a
and Winter Goods consisting in fine Sir Robes Striped
Chine Silk. Black do ombre striped Dcanr Striped
do very rich. Solid Stella Sbaws Cashmere do, no
Black do Inscy. &c, which they invite their
to examine. JAS. A. sTlGLER u co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

NXI1ILBA NS,GIyERN Hnd sAI.ESlABa.E
w HARkfT ST, OPPOSITE MARKET IIorsE, LYScHBuRG
VA an prepared furnish the very shortest
co Horses Hacks and BuEeo he best in the ciiy1
Persons wishing ride Hack drawn by fine Horses
With the most polite and careful divers be accommodated
lty
Gonilo men wishing tah. sshort afternoon drive
ady In new Buggy with line Horse, he accommodated
liy
Gcntlcmen having Pleasure Horses by sending them
Stable will have them in fine order and ,lways
momens notice am also Responsible any damage done
them while in stable will be pleased If the public will
give call and satisfy themselves thai my stable
stocked than any other in this city. l.. WILLIAMS,
july l5-dts Proprietor.
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PETFRsBURG 1DvHRTIsEMEHTs.

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENT.
TIA Nos ON TR1AU.-Pay1e0s WtsAhe16s-Wo
propose purchasers Of Piano fortes to take urs
trial In order TO test what We say Of their quality b.
pa, ing for them
Twenty experience part satisfies Minds
and - could &c, fifteen hundred 70 white with
in The opinion establishment North or South caa
sby furnish cheaper Instruments than We Do
nov IIdts T. p NASH.
MuExBGAN GUANO aaa Deae Ooss~-Whtes
VH and Guano and Bone Dust o. snpesfes
quality, for sale by n u HAhDI W
~ A,aVA Ftue salt psmous1y ~x peeseA ~ City
Ne Point, for sale by H. e. HAkUr q w.
och olts
lNIOvER SEED, Of prime Sealisy, fer .1Se -
~ the trade by ii. G. HARDY 70
81 is
4 gCORgCE PAsTE.-S:. q. Ossoman's "AW
and other brands In and arrive for sale by
H. G. HARDY co
act 2ls Petersburg.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

were to ssrmouat the grsa, columns Of the
ro,unds Of the custom house At New Orleans
costing $4,000 each. were lost recently in
the chip Olphsnt.
- SIssIRacAsr FAcr.--At the late
Presidential election. the three strongest
Roman Catholic ci,ies in the United S,ates
gave large maiosiiies fosshe American tick
e,--namels; Baltimore, New Orleans aud
81. Louis.
The Springfield Journal Of the aist
issrss that the steam mill AT Florence. in
Pike soanty. H., owned BY Mr.. Samuel
Smith. wss burned on the evening OF the
18th.
---Great interest is excited in fhiiaael.
phia. BY the trial Of Conductor Hoppel. who
through neglect Of duty caused the terrible
calamity on the Pennsylvania Railroad
last July. BY which about sixty persons lost
their lives and full a. many more were hope
lessly crippled.
The Galens Courier OF the 22d Gays
that the City Council OF Gslena has author
sed the issuing of bonds to the amount sf
. loo, 900, 10 aid 10 the construction OF the
Galena and Southern Wisconsin road.
The sales of land by the Illinois
Central Railroad Company for the second
week of November, reached l4,ol6 acres
for S2s5,ss5,s4, an. average Of Slo,ss per
acre. This makes over 100000 Tor the
first two weeks of the month
The storm Of last Friday extended as
far as Louisville. The Courier Of the 2ad
makes mention oil several walls OF new
buildings being blown down. houses unroot.
ed. SC
"A destructive tire occurred at ST.
Paul. Minnesota, on the morning of the l6th
in the buildings known as the Rice Housc
Block. 1t was entirely destroyed.
The Minnesotian OF The 18th says that
the gorge Office between ST. Paul and Has
tngs had broken up, and that the river wa,
again open tn ST. Paul.
The Niagara brought intelligence Of
The death OF Paul Delareche, one Of the
mos, gifted painters of France, at the age
of ffty-ninc.
Rev. c. R. Fisk, OF MENDOZA. H.,
was thrown from his carriage on the 18th
inst. and had his leg broken in two places.
A Mr.. Gilieit, who resides few miles from
MENDOZA. also had his leg broken by falling
| from his horse.
-Four and half million dollars worth
OF raw silks are annually imported from
China into this country.
1t 10 stated that the proposed City
Hall in New York, will cost that city mol
less than Ss,00o,o00
1t is said that Queen Vietoris vii
before many months gladden. England BY :
fresh accession 10 the royal family.
-WHisKEY AND WATER. navi.
cation ef the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
at Cumberland. was interrupted two days
last week by boat sunk in the lock. thro
/ The drunkenness OF those on board.
-HEsKEw SENATORS. Benjamin
from Louisisns, and NJ. Yaiee. from Flori.
/ da, are both Hebrews.
Hon. kenueth Rayner recently ca
ned the fre-eatiag editor OF the Raleigt
| Standard He did his work handsomely
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

Fatal AccIpEsT.--On Monday last, the
18th inst, painful accident resulting 10
loss of life, occurred 10 This vicinity. Daniel
Williams, s,ep-sop Of Mr.. Dawson. living
FIVE miles northwest Of Salem, ABOUT tour-
teen years OF age, bridled horse whica had
always been considered geutle. and in the
act OF mounting run his handtlr1ugh loop
10 the halter strap The horse took fright
and commenced moving backward, drawing
The moose 10 the halter 80 tight that the boy
could not disengage himself, The horse, in
turning suddenly, threw the little fellow OF
the ground. This increased the fright oi
the animal, sud he made E terrible leap,
dashng the bug with great ofct aEaias; The
fence, his head striking The end o. 8 large
rail, literally mashng his hesa. TIE horse
continued gali1ping a. furious ta.s tue
now iifeiess and mangtcd boy occasionally
becoming entangled ID The fence snd pull.
ing up large stakes. Tie frantic mother Of
lhe hos, who was the oaig person who sit
messed the dreadful scene followed up,
gathering fragments oi the skull which
were strewed .long the path forsome three
OF iour huhdfed yards, The horse fHailr
stopped, and the heart-broken mother loose
The hslter from the liteless bgig and carried
the remains into The house .--Sai=, Ils.) }
Pres, 20th
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28
Al.oa AID EeeE Islaas Ral!roaa

Warren County has voted 10 take S75,-
900 stock i0 the above road, and McDon-
ough County lakes $4,000 We notice
by our exchanges that pfea. cKertions are
being made eli a!oug the ilue o lac Proposa
ed road to Fetit on solisfactoIy basis.--
The line is highly favorable to tue iGterests
Of 81. Louis, and Tue capitalists d Iast city
ought 10 build i,.--Chicag0 Press.