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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

PREoious Foot.-Wagoners have II way OF keep
ing themselves warm by building fire in their wag-
"ns, Il modern innovation upon comfortable blankets
and straw Yesterday WAGNER from Mecklenburg
built small fire in his wagon ut the basin and with
goodly supply ofiqnor to keep his internal anato-
lny in a state of warmth set out for home. Having
progressed about one mile up the road, the wagon
LOOK hire, then the propretors brooches, which pro-
uuced very sudden waAetglness on the latter part
lively kick followed by still more lively scram-
"iing out of the wagon ensued, and in the course OF
'ei minutes, notwithstanding the efforts Of the aror-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

y Circuit Court of Amherst county. made n Avg
term s5t in the Of lin va nm BE-" shall proceed
sell NJ the Market llpnsc In the city Iynchburg
day at January 1871 all The SLAVES belonging
of William tl dertl conssnp o Mon Women I'd rhllr
The sas Will be upon credit of months ldrvhaa,
giving negotiable satisfactorily purchs
money ID l. TUCKER
dec 10 di1u Sheriff Amherst County
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
4 tsTRN u. TE.IEss.E,

VII continue tho
Campbell and thu City of I.ynchburg
Office in Norris Building nearly opposite the office ofthe
''Airgniar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

VIRGINIA lRoN MANuFACroRY.-Severn gentlemen
from Pennsylvania, within the past few days, were in
b tine i0n xI p ns 9fsa Fse o
mandatory, for the Of the Central Railroad and
other purposes. A liberal charter granted them
the last session of the legislature, and We under
stand it is their intention, shortly 10 open books of
subscription for stock in said company, 1t is their
intention, too, TO erect ell their workshops in this
place The scheme seems TO rs to be practical one,
and may be made profitable. Information, as to the
plans of the Company, may be obtained from A. d.
Trotter Esq.--Stan. IinRcator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

ID wish to sell the TRACT or LAND,which
ls5l by Joshua Thomas containing $50
part and part tho West side of the No Busncs
Mountain.
A man, who good Judge aud who has examined IT, say4
the greater of good Tobacco land There Is but lfo
cleared twill be sold either for cash credit.
Mr B Rice who lives will show those who wild
o examine H. lnoy 23elawts MlCAJAii DAVIS, JB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
1OO. 900 HUssELs WHEAT WAN.

100000 w vs1ssas M. wan :.
least 900 Bushels Wheat, and much
am fully In the market and would like engage 5000
bushels for INN, date delivery Hesr.sfFH
Farmers and others having wheat sell will do themselves
usiee should they sell their Wheat before they
will always the highest cash for all good wheat and
fully prepared buy and for quantity that
iome to this market 5aH HrA
Mays, BUgs, Bags. l1.I g
will furnish Bags the same terms ~
charged by the Rail Road Company and win allow
q able tino for them TO be returned auM .1H
(sunnO, fsuunO, Guouo. l43 fi4lA
Farmers be supplied with quantity Ut NJ Peruvf
Guano direct from the Government Agcnt n
price he bought any where shall also keep
ON hand good supply Plaster-Lump and lay ,jlburg
Ground, which will Sell cheap other tnts tah
place. NM n MI i2Tat.
July lsts istsi,. =
GSECOND Stock Of New Winter Gs,.,,--- I. he
- subscribers receiving their second S..s all
Goods consisting part tne SILK Striped
Silks, Black do, Ombre Striped slia.- Stped
very rich, Solid do, Sels Shawh d. dine
Black do Linseys &C., &C. which tho, tesicir cincra
10 examine JAS. y Sr!GLsH & co
oct PATS IS +t4az 4 "a ss&zS H&sW
LNLOUR DADRRI.a WANT q u, I've rkeu.
IN sand Flour BaYres LA SGIiORSI t1HNa
dec l0cNsw2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

ENLOUB DADREI.a WANT q -, rive rksu.
II sand Flour Barrels l-ANGH0RSE 1 t1HNs
dec 10 c2taw2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
uDRESENTs ior the sIoIidays.-C Christmas with the

uNREaESrS tor the s10iidays.-Chr christmas with the
Poets onlon) Lays Of Ancient Rome by Naeaulcy, TX
otto Birds gantv colorcd nndon) Flower Painting by
Home uk Of the Picture sqne Illustrated
Romance Of American Landscape, Illustrated Early History
Of America illustrated Keepsake the Holidays, The
Dadcm edited by Emily Perciyal panas Views in all c"nn
tries 36 views r Lives Of the Apostles Scenes in
the Lives of the Prophets Tie Gentle Persuader Romance of
the Musicians Floras LrNr"u Language Of Flowers
Friendship, Token The Moss Rose, Friendships Offering
The Pa ssion Flower Tho Forc Me Not Frcemasons Annu
nj The Violet The Annual The eroh'so Shakespeare
hrs, au- sizes, from S3n $40 Prayer
Rock In velvet casTs aud Plain beautiful Albums var
etv popiica Of the hest Authors III great 'ateN IN
Nm ,nI rb lnIoas from 80 eta to 8 editions Writing
D1sts n Rosewood ahogq6t aud Pal Ter Machc. &c Port"
Morales in great variety beautiful La lies Gard Eases
ard Needle Cases LADIES' Cabas Bead Purses, Chess Men and
boards Gold Pens and Gold Tooth Picks English coiored
Chldrns Books vcrr snowy, Juvenile Books IN endless va
rietv Doninos Di,seccd Maps raror Balls and varos"t
or article tor "ltl" Al home Persons wishing any
fling IN e aboye .nc win please call and examine stnk ana
80 a. MORSLS
Conn ssO House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

kSTOGKs for SRie.-Virgimi0 per Gcms Bonds,
- Registered and Coupons, City of Lynchourg Bonds
dbrse1 by Va & Tenn r. r. Company, Merchants Bank
Stock suit purchasers Orders from the country
promptly attended to. PETERS, SPENCE Co
uoyy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

a AA SACKS Narshnll salt In store ana 70
OVDVv arrive for sale by TREY & SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

MELANCHOLY OocuRRFNCE.-Mrs. Sincendver wife
of Col. Jacob Sincendiyer of Berkeley county, was
thrown from carriage on Sunday the Both ult., and
instantly killed Miss S, who with her mother,
narrowly escaped by jumping from the carriage Ia,
FIRE. Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

A TAN.SARD FOX RENT wish to rent the
"A LANYARD my in Bedford which has been
cupied by McClinc CD since 1881 1t ha - Vasand
suitable buildings attached considerable quantity Of Tan
Bark han comfortable family residence not far off,
be given the ls of January aud probably
ar NOV 5.wts MICAJAH DAVIS, JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

"ibEbANs'IINE and - !. g. STABLE
w MARKTT ST, oFPosiTr VI tRKtT 1torsF, LyNCABrRa
Val am prepared FURNISH at the very shortest
lice Horses Hacks and Buggirf he best city,
PERSON. wishing ride in Hack drawn by Horses
with the polite careful drivers DO
by me
Gentlemen wishing t., take sshort afternoon drive with
ady in new Buggy with .hno Horse be accommodated
10y
Genemen having Pleasure Horses by sending them
Stable will have them kept In fine order and always ready
moments notice am also responsible damage done
them while In my stable will be pleased the public will
give call and satisfy themselves that stable better
stocked than any other In this city F. WILLIAMS,
l5-dR Prom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25


Ladies and Gentlemen - According to the AL
manac this is the 10Th Of December 1t is therefore
Christmas Day. What the meaning of this term is,
and what the obligations OF the day are you are as
well aware n myself and am well aware MS you
Consequently We arc even. lie. u.s. therefore, do
duty and say more about i'll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

NSIsNELI HOUSE.
= Main street, Lyncbburg, VIZ.
THE "NORVEIL has undergone change Of constructive
that places footing with the best modern built Hotels
the
The contains every necessary convenience for guest
n style of and COMFORT suiei
all and character that will makc rank, l.
TACT with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS

hR. VI. y. CHRISTIAN bnving located per-
m"nenv in Lynchburg offers his professional services
To the citizens generally He he found either at his OF
flee the Czcns Savings Bank at the Drug Store OF
Saher Jones. I2dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

- BURG, VA practices in all the Courts of the City Of
ivnchhurg and of the counties of Campbell snd Bedford
Office Farmers Bank and the same heretofore
cupiod by Goggn & Page. lily lld8cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

wv NJ. JU>TIS,
W. Communication Merchant,
RICHMoND. VA.
Solicits consgnmens of country produce will
the of all kinds of country produce
and to buying and forwarding Goods, has arrange.
by which he furnish goods his patrons about
wholesale prices loct 81 d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

The weather OF late has given a respectable thick
Ecss of ice. Mr. z. c. Jordan has already secured
supply five inches thick from his own pond for the
next season at Jordans Springs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

~ this morning third supply Of Virginia made Stichdo,
Tor Plantations and Factories Call and SEQ them.
J.. l.. ARM1STEAD,
under Telegraph Ofic,
doc ~ r. Rep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

~ French. English and dealers
IA Combs Brushes Buttons Linen and Cotton Thread Sew
ing Ss and small wares generally ~ Murray Street New
York funv 2
Aask0gEEaUN.-Fhc Partucrshi ~ heretofore
nP existing between Austin NJ TRIBE and speed Rndd
the practice OF Law is dissolved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

Mr.. s Diapers semweekiy sale Of stocks and bonds
win take place to tuesday,, at the Merchans
Exchange, at IL O'Clock.
At the second board lower prices ruled all refund Toe
disposition sell stronger, and the sales
Il per cent; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; GAena and
Chicago, III New York Central, x; Michigan Central Al
Michigan southern, Vi Cleveland and Toledo, H. Enc,
q; Reading, r. After the board there particu-
change In prices The feeling to day in Wall rect
amour cd 70 nearly panic. The from Washington
Is thu only for this absurd excitement. The only
eicnyi the misersble management Of the government
OF the United States Of It's foreign relations In less than
ortyegnt noura after the dismissal Of Mr.. CHAMPION
the AFFAIR will be forgotten, and the second thought
Of he public mind will return but long as the matter
is left in doubt SO long those disposed can give cir
culasn to the most absurd statements regarding the
and effect so long will the public pulse remain In
fevsrsh state, aud the community continue excited by
wars and OF war; This Cram ptou affair is great
card for the bears and they should psy game as strong
possble for 1t Is not likely to last long II il in reality
the ost absurd thing in the world TO talk a5ou. war
between this country and Great Britain and eve y sen
sble man on bjh sides o. the Atlantic is o. the sam.
opinion. II amounts almost to iupossibtty. There
ars many ways avid actual hosttes tia. g. in
fact utterly Of the question 0ae would think from
the movements Of few tock spectators Of Wall rect
most Of whom are In fact hardly able to con- prehend
lie bearings 0, any imporssD. qdssion-that in
less than thirty days should have E5glisa
feet borobsrding the city. While these shallo~
stock spectators predicting al sorts of dangers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

Colonel JOIN SLOAN, Of Wooster Ohio, died en- the 18th
inst AZ his rescence In 1913 he elected to CJn
rress and ccnfinued in that post for six years. He
served several years Secretary Of safe OF Ohio aud
Afterwards was appointed T. = Treasurer which Office he
held INIT, Pierce csme into power. He intimate
end Of Henry Cay, and was ever Of bis most en-.
~ usastic fupDcrtTs At The time Of his death be bad
a..AlIed the ripe cid ,ge Of IS yesrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

Lear. sfeeie 0syasgM 19sss
July a. 56.. ss4lb4s2 lsass, $50 7bi67X sIs oss
July a 49,. s0Oe9,l47 l69l8ees 4O7 OS0 score SEQ
Any ss sss s5ssss s
Aug H. 49,. 100 200 162s0e6e 7,714,4N ssl4l.s 81
Aug Is, SO. .lol ia geo l64s24s 7sl0Hs ST. s4se7I
sept'r 1856 100 ASS s70 sas Is2c,17s s1057s.
septr 56. 100 1Ss Il 00S o26 1881 lab So Ats
Sept II SOL isssS 80
Sept 30 49,. 1856 22t s,sl9l2A 724e70 7esls. l0s
Ct g $780, 81 ss
OF. q, 49,. aas.s72 ll,lssSg 1,sa,4se 1asszsss
Mo-, = 49, e sS l1ss ~ sSs sss
S No.. ss1s go s 1ssss ,s.
Dec. Is, u.s.. sssOooss Mssto7s 7,70loss 1s,ssStH
Jan. s. 49,: sSass' SEQ Mssfs os $3.50 ss5sssss
JAM jam s s sass 20 s Csc
Jan. 49,. 9ess7 221 ~ 7Sso59 1855 1898 aus
EsS 7s ~ ~
Feb. 3D. 49,. 40, 316 Is 87S 736 1895 AL 9A
Feb. Is 80. 100 4S447 l6ss5s74 Ise4ass 1880 x7s
March s'66-lOs 900 eSs 1617Oe4e 7,sss176 ss'7496A
Ms y i Lee ss
April $3.50. 1852 0l8 IS asa sS47s9s 81 COS 4os
April 49, 107 436 IL 626 094 525 OIL OS1 975
April 10 49, JOG 1856 OS5 IL 518 90875 1877
April SO. 106 63S 864 10 857 86I20 Se627 $50
May 3, Sc. 26 e62 70 $50 227 90 Sl6 083
Nay TO- 80 los 80 1913 10 1866 $500 4S5 So 476 2a2
May IT, 49, 10S O02 $40 r. 7966 ,4SsI62 SO 100 4l6
The last returns, compared with those Of the previous
week, show
Loans and discounts, decrease Of. 1901 473
Specie decrease of...... DO 62s
Circulation, decrease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1888
Deposits decrease of (nominaiiy) 7t5S47
Deposits, an increase OF (actuany) ........ bl0S4
These variations not of great importance In the
operations fer week the difference in the aggregates
not large. The changes are ST. towards contraction
This is about the wsest and safest policy just The
business is and the he svest payments made
The demand upon the banks is less from the mercantile
classes and likely TO be limited the ap
proscbes The line OF discounts cannot however, much
be present limits. The banks must nd employment for
their capital either by lsndng business paper
securities They must exc out dividends in way,
if they enter the stock market spectators.
The London Spectator OF April % contains the fol
loving
The report Of the Committee of Investigation Of the
Royal Sse fish Railway ppors the accuracy Of former
atements OF the Of shsres and obligations of
John Sadler There desire to repudiste the doom
ments issued by him, far they fall within the aggre
gate authorized by the statutes but there
20 00 forged shares that win be rejected the money CD
tanned upon ,hsm was not applied TO the companys use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

The anneIVd statement exhibits . comparison Of ths
leading departments Of the banks Of this city for several
Seeks,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
ION EY m A X e To

MONDAY, may 40 +. NJ
There rather . blue market at the opening this
morning About the usual amount Of business was
transacted but in every stock lower prices ruled Al
the first board Missouri 6s fell of u per cent; Illinois
Central bonds, n Canton Company, q; Pennsylvania
Coal Company, u; New York Central Roilroad, u; Eds
" Hudson Railroad, Il; Gsieas and Chicsgo, II Read
ing, u Michigan Southern, n; Panama, n; Illinois
Central Railroad, u; Cleveland and Toledo, X Michigan
Central n Cleveland and Pittsburg, u; Chicago and
Rock Island H. There pretty active market, and
the bears large buyers The market gradually fell of
from the opening and closed with downward tendercY
After the adjournment Of the board the following Gales
Of bonds and stock male auction by A. a. Nico-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

foreign trade quietly and confidently pursuing their
legitimate busn We fnd in our Custom House re-
turns the cearances Of vessels for the most distant
ports of the world and their do not seem TO
the slightest doubt but that they will pursue their voy
ages pssceaby and harnlessly. No appears to DO
frightened but holders Of railroad stocks which seven in
the event of war, would not be materially injured
while the Of vessels engaged in distant voyages
who would be ruined by with England calmly and
cooy attend their legitimate line OF business With the
most perfect confidence in the FUTURE dangers of the sea
only excepted. Our insurance companies, In their
blind ignorance (for We call it nothing sse) of
the dangers surrounding their interests, have
not Ieven inserted the clause In their polcies
and their stockholders do mot appear to nave
the slightest idea of the ruin that Is according TO the
stock obbers CODE inevitable. It ID most Extraordinary
that only few stock spectators in Wall street should
roperly comprehend the actual position Of public &C
airs. The great body Of the community appssr to be
pursuing their usual course Of business without
thought Of war. They do not dream of rupture with
Great Britain, and it would be exceedingly difficult to
make them believe that the return Of Mr.. CHAMPION
can by any possibility endAnger the peaceful relations
the two countries. We must 60 into Wall street for
news It is only at the board of brokers that We can
find correct barometer Of the public pulse The msr-
camille classes must be blind, stupid set of gnora.
muees not to that Is utterly impossible to avoid
war. 1t is our opinion that all the fighting win DO
fined to Wall street and the menagerie attached to the
board Of brokers'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, May 1916 P,

ASHES -Selee OF % bbls pots we're made At So.
BREApsTUFFs.-Flour--The market for common br s4ds
wa. ra,ber DUH while medium and prime qualities
firm Of previous quotations There activity Ia
the trade and the Gales embraced about 5000 600
- 49, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
FIom Our Own Correspondent

FIOm Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, 1856.
Although there is nOminaliy an assured Demo-
cratic majority Of three On joiut ballot in the Penn
sylvans legislature still the election OF United
States Senator by that party is by no means fixed
fact, as Caleb Cushing would say. There arc in.
ternsl divisions more serious than sppear upon tho
surface. 1t is now confidently asserted that Mr..
BuchSron has gone so far to emphasize his prefer.
cree for Col. Forney as to give written recon.
nebda,ion TO that Effect; but this assurance 10
questioned BY those who claim 70 be 10 confidence
behind the curtain. OLe thing is known, however;
AID that lie, that TIE Old hostility to Mr.. Beodhead
is b! no meaps .ubcued on account of bis protested
zealdurpg the Presidential canvass that exhibition
being regarded as proceeding rather from political
necessity thar personal regard. There are at least
half score q aspironts who claim the particular
'ayor of The President elect beside the one who is
now pressed 80 persis.ently by the active managers
Tie opposition appears 10 have concentrated all its
force on Gen. Cameron, aud, in addition, he is said
I" have secured Democratic member heretofore
r'gaIdeIa as iphe1ibl} hostile. Ii tbs infvrma,iQp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

The result Of the nsas-Nebraska swindle, to
The parties principally concerned in it has thus far
not been tuch as to hold out much encourage
nebt for future similar experiments on what Mr..
Douglas calls "the prejudces and conscience Of
".he country"
The original iDstigs.ors to this attempted fraud
we're the ssvehOldiDe planters Of Western Missouri,
especially Of the district knswn as the Platte Pur-
chase who wished to sequestraie or their own specia
use the rich lands Of Eastern Kansas. This vas
the real origin Of that plot which has shaken the
country it's center aud the ultimate results Of which
nobody is yet able TO foiesee-a sofdd desire on
the part Of these Missouri hemp growers to engross
to their special use this valuable and fertile tract
They had fIrnerly succeeded, by Senatorial plot
aud cOnbisance, Mr.. Benton acting as their agent
in anneXing 10 Missouri that very Pate Purchase
II, Which most Of them dwell; and ihyy hoped nov,
b. similar Senatorial plot, Mr. Atchson acting -
tL.ir sgtDt, 10 60 litc further aud 10 erect The
tenle aud desilable lands Of Kansas in:o Il ace
lite pcelet s,sseholi:Dg State, scr. Of leader to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

brssks biz, they consent to play second fdde to
,bt Know Noihipgs; end the result has been that
in every angie Southern S'a'e except Maryland,
they frd themselves politically annihiated. Nor
il even that the worst off Advantage ha, been
taken of Ii cir pusanimity, exhibited in theie sup
port Of tie Kanss.-Nebraska bill, to establish
throughout the South miserable social despotism
DO less vieilaDt end arbitrary than that which Na-
po,eon tie Little has imposed upon France
de.potism beneath which the intelligence, religion
and conscience of the South lie trampled under
foot, without the slightest prospect Of ever throw
ing it off, except IN the triumph BY its OWL inherent
strength, Of that Free Labor policy, which in spite
Of their internal convictions aud better feelings, to
say nothing of the binding force of the Missouri
Compromise the late Wings Of the South aban-
dored and betrayed. They helped to dig pit for
their neighbors aud into that pit they have fallen
Themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToN, eursday, DEC. %, 800;
The Commissioner of Paints is now sending to the
State Agricultural Societies parcel of Chinese sugar
cane seed raised under the direct supervision of the
Patent Office sufficient to plant sixteen with
view Of extending the culture Of this plant It has
well adapted to geographical range of Indian corn
1t is of easy culture being similar to that Of maize or
broom corn, but will prosper in much poorer soil
correspondent, writing TO the Commissioner speaks Of
the extraordinary richness and delicious favor Of the
milk of co which had been fed that description Of
food.
Several gentlemen have likewise recently acquainted
the Office with the fact of the of the lquorcs
plant, which is hardy as far north as Connecticut. 1t
is employed not only for medicinal purposes but they
say is an important element in preparing some Of the
beet ale and porter in Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

Some of the city papers have published report
from The Ns,o- Haren Courier that Mrs. Strong aad
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey were known to be among the
passengers saved from the Lyonnais and arrived at
Bourdoaux. No such gratifying truth is known,
though of course ardently hoped. The story grew
out Of private dispa'ch nquiring if anything had
been heard Of them, the answer to which was that
there had not. No names Of those saved can be
known before the arrival of the next Liverpool
tesmfr