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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


u PRpfERFNliy direction Of n trust deed, executed by
Henl y Saeket for the benefit Of Measrs Armstead a.
warwick duly recorded the Iustngs Court clerks office.
shall trustee the promises Saturday the I'd May.
lsd sell nj public auction two tenements Third street
In the town Of Lynhhurg 80 feet front aud
hack oi feet and the other 40 and
back 10 feet and other ath Alley Immediate
~ In the the lots being - snd al
ley and running back 40 ieetboug the property
veyed To Mr. saokeu by O. Hancock comr tie I'd July,
lea5.
1tRNsraah to fourth, the balance In g. and II
months negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed aud the title
retained further security shall such title only
the deed vests In trustee q. l.. mostly, trustee
al li2tawtds
Z ~ linn. .lIun..
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G;.ar..-Wr have iu-t re

a t"puine ssasana G;gars.-Wc have tO-t
2E iyea braGds line Havana Cigars ogRfndi
taS. among r-sr. the fslous tastes
fine Cigars direct from
uutacurrs ia Havana kecp for sale,
all times the approved brands Of genuine Havana
Cigars in the narke, j II. THOMPSON & co,
nj Sta ADotlfrarjrs and DrnEgiSts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION & For
~ wARDINo Hot Sc TIL subscribers haze leased for
years from MIR G. Ii. Lynch, his Fire Proof
Budmq stey erected this city directly opposite the depot
v g. T. X r. and Immediately between the Railroad and
Gn>fNLs ASD FORWARDING BUSINESS, under the style
urls an, tho public generally and well selects~
steh - Groceries Liquors &c, exchange for cash or
eoun, produce earnestly solicit call from them BEFORE
purchasing. -.
good supply Lime Plaster and Cement kept On nand
hch win be any other h use In the city
All goods CONSIGNED to our care wiz ne WIN e
we offer agents for the sale OF heat Flour
Tobacco Corn Oats Sc. Sc Charges reasonable and no
spared 70 satisfaction Account sales rendered
made sta=ta = :: .,a1S
aug - fGl A1sO4--S--
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a takes great pleasure IN informing tho indies and E3
public generally, that she will open Monday NIX
handsome oi SIX. Grape, Lace. Hair and $50
liTHId Bameis Clldcns Flnis Dress Gaps Ribbons and
Flowers They have been sorrtcd with great the
fashionable houses She feels assured they viii phrase,
soiiciis patronage hcr
and al others who may anvllg in her Inc Of hnsnss
2.-ds JANE SIMPSON
Ron
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x-xu- cARnIAcEs. nUGGIMs. RookA-


"a q. ~ .,h.fl f,ll in,r,,, liz Etssf
lends customers and the public, that he hes hand
nd i, making dy all the different slS of Caniagcs
1.uck.ways and Burges. which finished up aud
rong To- su cGhntry IN who Want good syoik,
med with ncancss get 81 iynthhuig make without
inn. 10 Yankee los H. All descriptions Of carriages
bgpIo~ made order, aud al hinas q" repairing dome
: iflt nenu,cs> aud d!spatch. dND II BAILEY
Tho subscriber kceps and makes I" arfr all kinds iran.
xle " cons II, "A IL. ois, VI"n down The
nalsi hors' "aEem IN use also fI"ofd carts wheel
! Sr
lie Ia, also On hand several sprng Car yslsone .
J lIse for moving peddline purposes - -
JOHN II. BAILEY.
anl Ia Ing LYuehbnrg
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CANDiDATEs FOB OFFICE.

sPA 4 - Oks VII
FrLLov CIrzYNs,--Aftcr frequent solicitations Of my
ends have consented become candidate for constable
The second district Of Cambsll if elected pledge myself
faithful discharge Of my duties. NM. L. COLEMAN.
al J., owtie-
~ We arc authorized to announce EDWARD u.
= ii TlAN candidate II reelection 10 the Office Of Com
nw'slth Attorney for tainphcli county. IN" ensning
rt--n- 2nl 9 de- c3f-N r.
q We are auth1uzed to announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate for Tie Office Constable IL the Seventh OF
l-leI county. ma 4 tide
= We 1re authorized to announce MATHEW . NOW
candidate for the olce of sheriff Of Campbell county
ensuing election ,!t 1s4d6otdc
= Ne arc authorized +, announce Il q boss cand
'rrtueNNrc Il SHORTY Cnrrrc c-rrtv be ENSUING
. VI rro euihorized 5artHnee joins n. COMFY
lante or the eh'eo Oi s,lA ct Cautti toutT ~ TIC
- We SIRE eutsmncd 70 announce Capt. GEoJ.Gl. W.
esndd!te for the 2hcriAalty cf Campbell 1ouniy-
''ton Tie Esd Of Ma ian &ttle'
p Weate authorised - announce BQOkEk r SMIlH
"adse tr e office al Sheriff II C'npheli county 1t The
NJ. el'.dsI, Jan p d&rIG9d insy
> Q ruY NoItts ~ CAAIIilL COUNTY III un''ef
r." Ns eiI'Iit oEnots Himself 'Endid"t" i' !onr
r. ioi IN. Alec nf S,tit.
H fertR lat his onf@9t mel & are OF such ehatac
To- rrYsii Liza from ouEae ING very actively in rersai
he tEa Il f9G VIII fe sidertd Sufficient
, lis triln - NIflv win IN established 'stom
N !, onr o5f'"' :" .''t' in J." VIII "idnv" iauE
|. " is' harl thu duth = Tie rtaer
| - -ia~ edt1wis- Rtl oarN II l. WIlhlES .
oFaFF.-aii ,sren-s isiee, I'D ,.' ms. i",e
] ,oat'lLS'i Cagl,r y, y lin. j. HoW In 4 Go.
ufi i"'YoH. - to lbs j. Nd"n srr 'Hthosil re
,e ,'i 4. ne s'o' ofJ s. II Ans, o f!icl rh all
''01s aud paper AMI EoWIlN,
.a..r A,toin,y Tor sani Bcreer adm, Of
Jos. y Ntwlin dee'd
IN "a IA TINE. cocoa, EI:OHA, IA yi.OR's NUS
l4a IL 10. igI sale b. STABLEE < JONES.
"ses Druggists
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sFyr To THF PESIffNTIARy-Ae Roache has been sent
The pen nary for years by the Circuit Court Of
,bnord for stealing gold watch from DR.. Thomas John
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Htioyer srcd.-5r5 bushels prime Clover Seed JUS
roce ynd aud tor sale at the lowest market rates
have band also Orchard Grass Herds Grass iimD
tbs. Everrre. 70 and English nuc Grhs< >eed
mn 10 film IfiBI a SAL NDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

THOMAS WHITE JR
uDUERs.Es q WHITE, <irocerr, Com sssis.iots~
u AND FORw ARDlNa MERCHANTS, % Old street.
- Ima ldAcly5
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or rHE Va, 4 Tenn r. H. Co.
IVnchburg, March Goth, 1856. J.
CALLED MEETING Of the stOc kh"idera
~ the virginia Tennessee Railroad Company VIII Do
Office the Company In this city on wednesday
the Both 81 April, 1886,
Iy ord Of the Board of Directors
ma ats WIN H. HUGHES, Secretary.
ryy"papers crtisiug for the Company copy.
A psus. 9Th, isJ6.-YOUNG MEMS ID REss
N FROCk CoATS.--The new style of froek Goats for
Young men IS gem They pronounced by competent
ndgos the elegant garment out this Spring Colors-
~ GLASS g. RAINE.
ap7-ts. j DIXON, Aeens.
~ENTaEMENa GOODS FOR SPRING and
IN SUMNER-The subscriber has received his stock for
Spring consisting of tho usual variety of BIZ
cloths Skins, Fancy Marsallca and SILK
ycsng plain and fancy French Cassmeres Extra ne and
wide Drap and large lot of linen drsng and Mar
pants SUITS &c; Shirts, Collars and prawcrsa
kinds andzes of beat and make half hose gloves
cndc hankerche crayats scasfs, ties and all kinds Of
stocks Hi stock Of trimmings the best be found in this
place
tn. above goods will be sold as low they can be
bought elsewhere, order at short notice
tieniemen will please call and examine before buying.
7.ts NJ. l.. PAGE
NIOsIGE.-Ve will seii. from this time, ~
~ COST the entire stock of Roots and shoes belonging to
l. ID. socombc The house and lot the said Siocombe did
GEO w McCARY,
Cpl / f2taw2w RENJ McCARY
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. apRsNf. STYLE MArs.--l opened ycs-
a lnrllH tLn $ Lrlnn -LLLn Mnn.km lal Ln and soc.

AAyandot Prolific torD.-Nc hnv" tort re-
w cciYod smnl let 81 "W yandot Prolific Cnrn, which
surpasses any known for PfoducyeneSg This corn
originally procured from tho Wyandot Indians by
overland Cornanpsntcd In Illinois ard received the Pre-
the last State Fair Circulars be
store with directions for planting For sale by
9rd&csf J. II. THOMPSON e. co
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21

g WONDERFUL INSTANCE OF SAGAc1rY.-We hear
of an instance of sagacity pnacticed by the ele-
plant attached to Herr Driesbach's Menagerie,
which deserves record. Coming into Newark,
O., last Saturday, the elephants keeper fell in
fit from his horse. The whole menagerie imme.
diately came to halt, and some members of the
company went forward to pick up the man.
But the elephant would not allow any person to
approach the senseless form of his keeper. Talk
ing him up with his trunk, softly, he would place
him on his horse, but finding that the man was
senseless he laid him on the ground, and kept
watch over him. Many members of the memo
gerie tried to soothe the faithful elephant who
had now become furious at the supposed death
of his master, but to no purpose, and there the
man lay watched by the sagacious animal. AT
ter lying in this condition for some time, physi-
clan, who had been sent for, arrived, and yet the
elephant would allow no one to approach. At
length the keeper became so far conscious as to
command the elephant to let the physician come
near, and the animal was doce and obedient in
a moment, and the keeper was properly cared
for-the elephant, all the while expressing the ut
most anxiety for the sick man. Sandusky Reg
lister. S ss4s- &C. ri PITS ls~t'.ts-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21

~ Our neighbors, of the Davenport Gazette
have way Of going of at half-cock-of giving
learned dissertations upon subjects ofwhich they
have very small knowledge-of publishing state
ments a. true that arc undecided An instance
IL found in the condemnation Of the Guernsey
Printing Press, at which they have number Of
times snecred. Looking at the Davenport Ga
sstts, one Of the hardest looking and poorest
printed sheets in the State, without knowing any
thing about it We should at once come to the
conclusion that the proprietors were interlopers-
men who had climbed in by some other ways
that Of getting = knowledge by an apprentice
ship in well conducted and well regulated
printing Office. Their composition" is in bad
tsste--their paper is .'made up" miserably and is
printed about - handsomely as though swamp
mud was used for ink and q horse block for cyl
Under. Yet It's "dids .by steam" and we findthe
editors pronering learned opinions upon the sub
ject Of printing machines.
We will just say that we have used Guernsey
Press in this office for six months. II has not re-
quired one dollar for repairs and never been out
Of Ak. Il does excellent work, as our daily, and
weekly papers, and thousands Of hand bills and
pamphlets printed upon it show. 1t is very east
~ turned one man running il ten hours day
at the rate Of from Ave to seven hundred impress
sons per hour. Good register is made for
book work We consider it an excellent ma
chine. Yet we are not prepared to say that in
the hands Of bunglerit might not be made to
work badly. But If wellput up we can hardly
see how.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21

An INSURANCE CAsx.-At the Supreme Court
yesterday, Judge Scorer deliveredhis opinion in
the case of G. w. Walker against the Fireman's
Insurance Company. The point decided was,
that party must have an interest in the subject
insured at the time the policy issued, and at the
time oflthe loss; and if several owners Of . boat
thus insured assigns his interest to the Others,
before the loss, the remaining owners cannot re-
cover his portion Of the loss, unless the policy
isas signed to them and approved by the Insurs
ance Company.
Owners Of boats are tenants N common Of
their several shares, and one cannot insure IN
Iii own name for the benefit of The others, IN.
~ ii IS 90 stated inthe policy under the terms,
sfor whom Il may coucern,n and the insurance
thus haaae assented to by the owners. There
VAS therefore, no error on the part Of the Court
a special term Unfolding that the plaintin could
NOT recover IS claimed in his petition. Judg-
mcnt affirmed. Columbian.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21

8 SINGULAR NcIDEsr--BIKTH n THEArRA.
On Thursday evening of hast week the Natiol-
81 Theatre was crowded to excess, ard the press
upon opening the door was woman somewhat
advanced N pregnancy. The jam and squeeze
70 which she was subjected. fShile passingifrom
.ne lover sesnouie up the boz stairs. produce an
instantaneous premature delivery the moment
she reached the topmost stair-Boston Gazette,
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chicago aud Burlington Rail Road.


This line affords the emigrant or the pleasure
seeker direct and delightful route to the Mis-
sissippi and the rich fields Of Southern Iowa No
time should be lost, either, by the land-seeker
for only $1,000 600 acres are now subject to entry
in that State, and the stream of emigration is at
full food.
Burlington in Iowa is a proper point. from
which either to reach Nebraska and Kansas or
the interior of Iowa. We never saw finer coach
es and horses than are furnished by the stage
lines beyond Burlington, and when at that city
your foot is planted in the very garden of the
world. The Chicago & Burlington Road, in
connection with the Burlington Mississippi
Road, affords the most direct route to the land
Offices at Fairfield, Charlton and Council Bluffs
City, and IN these districts are found the richest
lands, well watered and timbered.
As pleasure jaunt, the trip to the Mississippi
and up or down that river, cannot be excelled,
and feast is in reserve for any one who con-
templates such journey. This is the month,
too, in which to go. To q person who has never
been 'ous of sight of the shore" on prairie, the
days ride from Chicago to Burlington is the
best school-day of his life. He viii learn more,
and get greater expansion of vision, than books
can give him in a lifetime. At Burlington, the
River, down to St Louis, or up to Rock Island,
Galena, or to ST. Paul and the sIaughing
Water, affords delightful routes. Take your
carpet bag-be sure to take your wife along
and make this trip. 1--we have deceived ron,
never believe newspaper again as long as you
LIVE Cleveland Herald
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CoxrRoxrsE.-The Legislature Of Massachu-
sets, which has been in session for a term Of
time, whereof the memory Of man hardly run
meth to the contrary, has been greatly exercised
for several weeks upon question of orthogra-
ply, in matter Of q bill distributing the State,
pursuant to 4 recent Constitutional provision,
for the election Of Counsellors or Councillors
No shan't undertake to decide which, where wise
men disagree. One branch insists upon, sci, and
other upon ell. Twosuccessive committees Of
conference have been appointed, andthe lastone
has reported a compromise, proposing to estab-
lish the correct mole Of spelling the word, by
adopting both. II the word occurs an even num-
Der Of times in the BILL the basis Of adjustment
viii probably be satisfactory, but if otherwise,
We presume The old Commonwealth viii be saved
from revolution only by adding to, or sub.
tracing from, The number reported in the bin. !
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To the Tax Payers of DesMoines Coun-
tv. Iowa.

NOTICE Is hereby given that in accordance
with the Statute Laws of Iowa, providing for the sale
oflands for delinquent taxes, will sell on SdddyN tie
2lst day Of June net for cash, the of Marion
Hail. Burlington, Iowa, the following lands and lots in
said county which the taxes for the 1855 due
and unpaid including delinquent School House tax:
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Two twin children, about three years old,
beiongins 70 DAniel Seanan, were drowned near
Hamburg, Burks County, Pa on "Wednesday af-
terncon last. The mother had been washing,
and while leaving the tub for .. few minutes to
attend to something in the house, the children
commenced playing in the water, and accidental
y upset the tub. Two or three coverlets which
were in the water u the time, fell upon the chill.
dren. and when the mother returned, she found
that both were dead.
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- - "a.
Ban GAR---Ws hear 4 great deal Of complaint
about tie % which Ill know to be really bad.
Upon inquiry = head quarters we are satisfied
that The company are doing all in their power to
give ~ The best Quality, but cannot do - atpres-
cnt. HE sapply Of Erie coal which was obtain.
ed lass an has bsen exhausted. consequently
they srs obliged 70 wa the best they can get
fron nlinois III i 20 full Of sulphur that Il
costs III they 81 foe il % work II into gas that
will burn. @ &. @
Ths conpaay Aspe 70 Be ahae - get coal in =
few days itcm HE q Pittsburgh and then We
shan have The bssk quality. This Kind 1t trouble
willbe entirely obviatsd when our railroad is en-
iAsd fsv milss further west where there i Z
largo anssnk q ~ best quality Of coal
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PusLIc LAxDs m lllISols.-The Land Office
q DAnyille, has been closed, and the remaining
businea transfersd.to Springfield, which is now
the only Land olace remaining in Illinois. Du-
ring the past year nine Offices have been closed
in that Stats. @ A e
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eY A barber desired groggery customer of
his, one Sunday morning, who smelled strong of
alcohol to keep his mouth shut, or the establish
ment would get indicted for keeping rum hole
open on Sunday. Ha ~ st3
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OrTUAwA.-The Courier observes that the de-
mand for lots in Ottumwa has become SO great
that two additions have been laid out to the town
and new residences and stores are rapidly gong
up, and farhter.--ssC onsd ering every thing that
may be said in her favor, her railroad prospects
her unlimited water power; her great abundance
of stone and coal about her, her present popula-
ton Of ], 500 souls and business of$2oo GOO, she
offers an inviting field for capital and enterprise
/ PRorIrARLE. On the Sd inst, the Upper Fer
~ over the Demoine at 0ttumwa, made l02trips
and crossed 81 two,horse wagons, 40 horsemen,
a6f foosmen, 81 head Of cattle, four-ox teams
and 8 one horse buggies efs ~
ELorEMKSr.-John Smolla of Naquoketa owed
Mr.. Mittaker some sixteen dollars, which being
unable to pay he concluded to cancel, by eloping
With his creditors wife.
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" Wehada call on Saturday from Mr.. West,
Of the Davenport Democrat It affords us pleas
ure to extend our limited acquaintance among
the Newspaper Editors and publishers Of this
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q The Dubuqss Express s Herald Of Sum
DAY morning ast sayA 1.-THE river rose Il inch
- IN The laat twenty four hours It says seve-
raj buildings on tie leyee are entirely surround
ed ~ water and Il the rise continues are liable
70 injury. ..ssso;ss suassi Il SIS
The river :. 9. Paul i reported = falling, /
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ASssuna LeAa H1ssol1D - n1tlfoad neet-
II - Aela - $3.50 ~ nsFsday evsntne
tetsk4sR a1s1Dnsqt lsrpropsiesy u -
~ ~ aslbdsitiss' q loan u city
! Assasss - $50 q al, 90 - u 1aHspad
Ssst1 v1rD - enAblng them cbfiags 6ktnk
slvsf - rsash - osher dds this ssasoa. 66ne
diseulon va ~ and The matter finally rsSssl
~ - : eslaaitlss u I've, - report y On "a.
ioasnsd nesting q Ne aaae Place skis evening.
q We nov iesn tkAs this eossmssisses vim r.
1 pm ssesnnsaAiag shss ~ ~ sashoritiss b.
3 aaksd - take ~, for and agsinst ! kim Of
I. tAs city bonAa paysble twenty ysars ates date
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'.Hsr principles (the Kansas-E cbraska partly
~ mpssgnsble. ~ Gazette.
i Has that party any principles, ,andi Il 50 what
are theys We should Ike to know. One year
ago .she' had but one idea, and that WAS the
sovereign right OF the people Of the territories
9 70 admit or excluie slavery, according to the
''true intent and meaning Of The Ubiquitous BILL
!. Since that time that doctrine has been repudia-
! ted in theory and In practice. Tho President Of
the United States has put forth che ridiculous
proposition that neither Congress- nor the peo-
pie ofthe territories have the right to legislate
upon the subject Of slavery except to protect it !
This damnable proposition has been caught up
and echoed by Douglas and other Presidential
aspirants and party leaders until II has become
orthodox. The theory has not only been boldly
avowed, but the whole power of the nation held
In readiness to enforce II in practice. All settlers
In Kansas who are not wiling to tolerate, pro
tect and encourage African slavery are to be
treated Is traitors, and outlaws, and dragooned
into subsection and acquiescence. Thisis now
orthodox democratic principles If there be any,
and this the ..true intent and meaning" Of the
Kansas Nebraska bill according to its authorsl
'.Hsr principles are imprcgnable.' Save the
mark .'she" has been prostituted to most vile
and despicable ends and has become thing Of
shame, for scorn to point her 'slow unmoying
finger A." 81 As s.. a
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to call her to herself
Don't fear john she softly said They can't
: take away our love, nor our souls Cheer up
rllbe supporter to .ye, John, when all else are
gone. -
when another started he wiped it away, and
having kissed his wife, he arose from his chair.
( Just then two men entered. He of the Jockey
coat came first, and his eyes rested upon Leeman
& and myself. 3 81
b .sOnly some travellers, Mr.. Vaughan said our
host.
So Mr.. Vaughan turned his gaze elsewhere
about the room, and at length it was fixed upon
the old man.
well, said he, 'what about the remit
we havn't penny of it yet sir answered the
host trembling
Not penny Then how'll you pay me twens
ty pcundss
Twenty poundsr murmered the old man
painfully. Alas, cannot pay it. You know
Walter has been long sick, and every penny I
could earn has been paid to the doctor. You
know he was to have earned the rent If he had
been well. .fsis III .5srsls .3s.ss as Is s
4 don't know anything about il, returned the
landlord doggedly-for Mr.. Vaughan owned the
little farm, it afterwards appeared. All know
is. that you have had the house and land, and
that for two whole years you haven't paid me
penny. You know / told You month ago,
that you should have just one more to pay me =
Noi no. @, God knows / can't.
Then you must leave the house
sWhens'
sTo-night! .ss. y. 4
You do not mean that You viii not turn Us
out SO quickly as 49,,
B Out upon your prating What do you mean
by that You had notice month ago. How,
I T
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Dansille Township.

r.nss Lasias, lot . ; Lamb = lot s; Ieas. wIllIau
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e4os0 N ~. 800, $40, $ 1853 n 500, sos, ao7,
905A, 60 II 9i2

40 II s2s, ~ n 1854, 980s, n 90 100 hf go
w ehfsi 60 q hf 932, 93s, 939, 9 hf $40
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TIE Union i'm virginia.

Our City Hospital was destroyed by fire to-
day. Several of the inmates were burned to
death and others seriously injured.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21

Cleveland May 10.
L. Benedict & Co.'S Morocco factory was burnt
last night. Its contents, wool and morocco,
were destroyed. Loss $4,000. Insured in
Western companies $4,000. H. sz......
c.