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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27

au3lU Prizes, amounting B..
WhuIes So. Halves SO. quarters 8. Ei.lth- g ~.
Certificate Of Packages OF % Nhags. SIr sd
30 do - 'l.vrs. cost --.......... - O
~ 90 - t,GaTlarsr tH-t-..-.-.... - u
10 ID - E.-H.Es4 Jp-:....-....-- 80 d
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THE GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
AT . CEDAR STREET,
SIGN OLE THE STAR FLAG.

HAVB just received direct from the Eastern Cities, over
Is OOt volumes Of Standard Literary and Miscellaneous
Books 1000 Reams Paper 500 Blank BOOSs $4,000 worth
ofJewerv Watches 5000 worth Of Fancy Goods to be
disposed Of and this method is adopted speedy
sale This Lottery, in the nature Of Every
purchaser TO amount of dollar will be presented
with gift of not less value than twenty-five cents and up
20 $50 No money received for the gf and book sold
for than the regular retail price, and in many Is
Der cent less This is humbug, and the question az
arise low this can Afforded The is they were
bought most Of for oIehaf their value, and have
orders 10 close stock Catalogues Of some of the books
and gifts TO be had the Ali ask is for every one
10 cali and examine mode of doing business and pledge
myselfto "Iet none 90 away dissatisfied"
n, B-Two Auction Sales per week will be made in which
Gifts will be given. Come one, all, and give me
call, and viii attempt to please you all,
spI3O-u CHARLES FOX
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TObsaCCO.

so boxes Langhorn's Gold Leaf Tobacco;
lUy do other choice brands
80 do common M4-u.nC urc.
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NASHVTLlE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS.
Walnut Grove,

CvAMUEL UASLAM, having made important additions
- to his machinery and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing stone Of every description Is equal IN
point of finish and durability any made IN the city and
at as low prices and giving his personal attention 10 the
setting of the work, he feels confident that he can give
satisfaction all who may favor him with their ORDERS
such as Setting Stone Front to Houses to Sill to Fencing
to Steps to String C0~niCe to Large Landing, to Saw
Flaggng to Bush Hammered FllggIng, to Curbing, to
Cuping to Chimney Top and all the branches of Stone
Cutting for cash imav2S-lFI SAMUEL HASLAM
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Fresh Arrivals,
OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS

"a HHBS. PRIME Sugar.
LOU 500 LoagGud UTgsaed and Powdered Sugar;
$50 boxes HIFaus Sugars pipes Holland Gin;
500 bags choice Baltimore bbls choice Moasses
CuEsg 1870 sacks fine salt,
so do LaglVFa Coffee; 2Ug boxes taeese;
90 do Java Coffee; I5O casks best English Soda
90 boxes halves and CusFters3JO boxes bar Soap;
star EEVi'ess 80 bags Ginger;
800 DO Virginia Tobacco,IU 100 dozen painted Buckets
fHGst brands; casks bladder;
sou dozen Oysters; 30 bags Ausplcs;
$50 packages bfacEerel; IJB tags Pepper,
~ 600 Cigars, all grades; loo boxes quart and 900 boXeB
lOlU Bsgs Sap5, Dried; Pint Elasks;
300 lbs bar Lead; 500 Demii9hns assorted;
5.D, UB0 g. q, Caps; 10 eerOOns best Indigo;
IS coils Cotton Eope; casks Sulphur;
50 bales Spanish Moss; 90 barrels Crackers;
50 nests 1Utg, 50 casks London Porter
casks SeigHett Brandys 300 MRTket Basketsj
- casks Indian City SweetjO barrels Whisky, all grades
Wine; 10 do brandy, Gin, and Kun
10 barrels l1id Port Wine:
$50 do fBe Whisky; together with general va
FIsV GrUceres receiving and will be sold low the
trade By Tdeei3i 3. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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Havana PLAN


ltDO prZes amounting TO- .. blu
Whole Tickets 81 Halves $40, Quarters s.
Please address all orders Tickets Boz The above ~ gull
enL scheme, 10 4. %. hIHBARNA Co.
No. 80 Fayetle -, Box No. A., Baltimore. Nh.
II , T. n. Hubbard & Co. author Zet Agents ID VI
ali orders tor Tickets Ia The Mar land Lotteries
apr25-tf h. FHANoE & CO.
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RICH SCHEMES FOR NAY 1857,
r, FRANCE y CO. MsuageT.s
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. MI
EIME Eve

To be drawn IN Bsumors, Nd, SATURDAY NAY g, 1857
DRAWINGS conducted under the supeuu.sndencs OF ls
IL sJats Lottery Commissioner.
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uESHY HAag, IL b. ". HApEAE. JR' JOHN s. HART.
HART, MACRAE & CO.,
WI OLEsALE GE OCERs C0EHIssI0N
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE
ls5 hhds n, U. Sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
IS boxes EsTGua sugar, 500 assorted DemJOhns,
l28 barrels n. Y CTGshed200 packages W. + RaisinG
Sugar, loo coils Cotton Rope,
IS barrels ~ Y. POwdered4JV gross Matches,
Sug8r ztO dozen Painted Buckets
80 barrels r. o Loaf Sugar 80 nests s. Painted Tubs
90 barrels y. O. ACias5es, - boxes Stone Pipes,
(HeW crUp) 50 boxes Tennessee Axes
S5j bESs Selected Baltimore superior quRllty,)
Coffee. 500 KEGS White Lead,
600 bgs n. o, Rio Coffee, 1000 Kegs Nails ASSORTED
IS bags I0Cu.r3 Coffee Szes,1
IS bags Old GoVerument50O gross Backing,
Joyd Coffee 100 boxes Palm and German
IS beEs rCYper, Soap,
% hays SqrCe, 10 cases Carolina Rice,
100 essks super Carbonate 50 doz Zinc Wash Boards
40 bsf chests Imperial s ping PspeF,
black Tea, 500 N. & ID. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and Ky. T0lOO bags Shot
bUceI, 10 kegs bar Lead,
A laygg assortment Of conf % barrels Clover Seed
mon anu ire Cigars 50 barrels BUtteran Sod
$50 boxes GarTeEs Scotch Crackers.
hauH $50 bbIs Recti6ed Whisksy,
so boass Smoking Tobacco, % barrels Old Bourbon
81 coils Haullla Rope, Whiskey,
So boxes Pearl Starch, Is barrels &OnOngshelsand
Is cases ssrdnts, Old Rye Whiskey,
so C .sss Oysters, 50 barrels Robertson CoUn.
90 boxes Assorted Pickles, " Whisky,
90 boxes Ca1sup and PeP5 barrels Old Lincoln Whsi
per sauce, KEY,
% boxes Assd. Pie Fruits, Or. casks Pure French
% Cass Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
900 boxes w r Cheese 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
80 boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, 5 casks Pure sherry do
400 packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeira do
so do Tlll1w do % bbls. Native Sweet do
IS bags Timothy Seed 50 bills American Brandy,
500 boxes ass d. GLASS Ware 10 bbs. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes SAl0 and lOAIz 10 bbls. Peach Brandy
ian8 HART MACRAE 3 co
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Cigars.

$1,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars
10000 initiative do 90;
$1,000 assorted brands,
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THE
GE8fenberg Medicines!

RE- UsH known aal eagerly sought foT throughout IA
n whole Continent 81 America
Never HctoFe lhsiy introduction could sny series Of
pePHar a-us fsuul we're equal 70 any emergency,
lhl err lsasst' be- relied on, and we're within reacI
Neyer 1guFore the Gragfenbsre Pills, could You Oh.
tau lor IS et, certain remedy for Bilious Diseases Live
Never Before las Fever ana que remedy, could any
Thing found cured Ell Calls and Fever for 50.
Never before the Green Mountain Ointment was tber
tohe found 0g any mediate for Burns, Bruises
Cute a'f Sores EsPBetas5 and iuBaamauoDs, ether eE
Never EEeTore Xsrshs Uterine CataoIiron was Fall.
M U he Womb and 9aer Uterine diseases found TO be
durable Now le cses Gus Of Twelve are cured - ths
N i ANY Ph s.cian suPposss that lis merely quacE
FgFt aa wealthy aud old physician OF the Alopathie
QaguJtg q D. graglsogsy his patients
aod furthermore H gns 70 Dr. PomeT'y ne can De luT-
uh8 with ITS component paris Il is the greatest blessing
90 the e that lle science Of medicine has discovered
never Ffefore she GrBfsuberg Dyseu,ery syrup, vss
there certain remedy Lug8y FuE- ID -sueTy- and Dar
fAEa % il.ef--iew en- eau Je urea tl q rev
never AsCA9ES tIs NtF.le ltpa ot Ls li1eL 3 2 aus
could Esr babe safe FOR day while Unds
rsyr. l1-l Tt.g ans MEDICINE cures them, even aner
t doctor and nurses lave Pronounced their eases hoPeless
Never before VS. any Tonic Bitter popular the
Bealsh hef taal cost &c Why should me world suffer
frum By sPe5Egr bags diseases, while his simple med
Never fEC1Cr. 81 - aay preparation OF Saruaparlss
powerful aE CpuI ogudad By the tTrienberg company
Never HcfsFC zss the COusumplve's Balm found lie
equal l0p TarF ace ,Hers now IN life and health. vh0
w1uTe As have entered Dslhs dark portal, ifthey had
not been recommended % use this iH preference ~ many
Never 6Be1oFr we're Piles and hundreds Of diseases GER
ain Of Ne have certificates Of persons entirely re.
Igred, after Dr. ot aud other great physicians had
ed E5aE B"sh5n but Js4s knife could afford relief,
Never Before oUGld 7uHamed eyes and weakness Of
isgat be cured isr 25e- The + e Lotion does it.
Never isefOFg vas any Book published tIat contsInt
mach medical knowledge as the Graenbsrg Manual o.
Never Before has any Almanac been published 80
bulusbs Ese HsUit Almanac. l. is furnished grat1ousy
uArchls-u Nashville, Tenn
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"A sale BY HOLLINGSWORTH d co.
TANDLES.-3OOp packages star Candles; 40 packages
- Opal Candles 50 packages TailOw Candles for By
aUrIs HOLLINGSWORTH & co.
WASH BOARDS AND BROOMS-5O dozen Zinc Wash
w Boards, so cOzen Shaker BrOOms.
aprIs HOLLINGSWORTH & co.
TTTANTE D-2OO 600 pounds good well Bacon and
w 100 bbls prime Lard, for which the highest market
price in cash will be paid.
sprIs-tf HOLLINGSWORTH & co.
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LYONS n 90.
IMPORTERS OF AND EUOLEsALE DEALERS IN
Havana Cigars, tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS p
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE have on hand ana constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which Offering 10 tie trade at prices much
lower than they be had from other house n the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARs in the market; BRANOEs, which tor favor
cannot be surpassed and imported By ourselves direct
through the Custom House 90 this city; SHERRY PORF and
Madeira VINES warranted pure and Of the best qualities,
with fall assortment Of WaiskeIs, St CrOiX and Js-
maics Rum, Holland Gin, and oil other kinds
"a To Country Merchants offer the bes. induce
mens TO purchase from stock large and always
To prompt customers Eastern time will be given;
cash buyers give every GdvanEge. All orders BY let
ter or otherwise Will always meet with prompt attention.
LYONS i co,
iy22 10 Cedar St.
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
WE have on hand
w 100 baskets C4Uneauz and Fills, quarts and pilS
SO Leegard Co,
The above two Wines passed IN favor and
now used throughout the Union than any other
Vine We have been appointed by the Manufacturers,
sole Agents for the South.
Also, 25 baskets Gorden Royal quarts and Pnts.
80 Heidseck i Co. "
For sale at reduced prices by LYONS CO.,
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! ATTEST NEWS



The slaves, Nelly. Betty and James were exc.
ented at Blentsville, Fauqnier Va. ON Friday
last iar the murder of their late master Mr..
6recn About > QUO spectators were present.
The CORE, pendent of the Washington Star,
writing on Friday. says:
p 10 last night the condemned five in alb had
been receiving constant attention from our local
clergy, all Of them protesting TO be under con
FICTION. Last night they spent in singing hymns
and praying together. They confessed their
dreadful crime some time ago, and since then
have pr"te-sed Crrat peuitence fer il. At noon.
the three-cld Nelly aged from 61 10 rs her
daughter Janr, aud the eldest bow. William, tthe
two youngest boys, twins aged fifteen sixteen.
being respl'edl -emerged from the jail under the
eaard OF the High Sheriff Of the county, hi, dep
utieS and the jail"r, and, mounting II two hurso
wagon, were conveyed to the place Of execution,
where space of near an mere IN extcnt had been
cleared for the erection of the gallows, standing
room for the spectators. &c. On thc way from
the jail to the galows they singing hymns
all the time.
On arriving at the gallows they mounted up
tho steps with apparent aacrty, and in CONVEX
sation professed their willingness to expa,e their
crime, declaring that they placed their trust in
jesus, aud believed that they had SO repented as
to have secured salvation through him. The
man n,onc said anything ON the gallows, and he
only sent word by the jaor to the two respited
boys 10 be sure to be ready to follow them
That is, to be sure that they make their peace
with God. In ten or fifteen minutes after they
mounted the eallows the white caps that hung
upon their necks at the back of their shroud-
were dawn up over their faces and the sheriff
cutting the fastening of the trap. launched them
into eternity. The necks the younger woman
aud the man are supposed to have been instantly
broken.
There were perhaps a Thousand persons pres
cut, najority of whom negroes. Such
was the atrocltv of the circumstances of their
crime, aud ~ nut was their victim beloved by
all in this section, that the negroes evinced, if
anything. less symrathy for them than the whites.
Half the crowd accompanied the cortege from
the Jail in vehicles, on horseback. aud ON foot
Hundreds, 10 get good views climbed the pines,
until they looked as Though growing crop of
men and boys.
1t is thought here that the respited boys will
not h, hung. Their old tiend of grandmother
it will be remembered, concocted the plot and in
stigated the rest TO the dreadful deed-of beating
their masters brains out. aud turning his house
into which they dragged his corpse 10 conceal
their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

DenarfeA ibis life OR Monday, Feb. sth, 1857, AF
WN DonxsN in seventy dfth year OF his age leaving
an estmable wije and large fami'1 ot atleeHona'e
children 20 mourn his loss. NJ Doreln vas i9r msnf
years resident OF this place. where his Kind d'9pos
ton and integrity of character won the % An
,io1ate father his death Mix long be fell in The en-
Gle deprived Of hial Tie charch to wbieh he be
longed has lost an humble yet jealous oeT-one
who chung to her only the more closely Ia her d"y OF
adyersity His remains were ioid~ed to tue grave
toy many citizens and his family nave inc hea'
slnpathy Of large nua5er of friends and acqnain-
tsnces.
In Waereusbure. Mo- on the 9th inst, in the LIST
year of his age, CHAs P. OGDEN, formerly ct A0'ng
don. Va.
Richmond and Abingdon papers please copy
On the 18th day Of January, 1877 At the residence
Of his son, Capt sami &. Martin, 10 Campoeh couh-
~ 9rRrHEY MARTIN in the 92d year OF his age
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, u. {. Feb IL.
Tuf SENATE passed bill to prevent eounterfeit'ng
T. : coins.
Also one supplementary to M act to ascertain and
settle the California land claims
Tlae Hot 81 passed the Submarine Telegraph bill
which requires the concurrence Of the Senate
= The roriahll Wis considered IA reported by the
Committee Of NAYS aud Means, which was snbst'iu-
ted Tor Mr. Msona bill leaving the hill open for fur
thcr amendment
The House eoueurrcd IN the Senate coinage bill
making 1t lawful inr two years 10 pay out at the
mint new cents aud Spanish aud Mexican halves
quarters aud cighths ordolrs At the estimated value
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

The War department has received intelligence
from Gen. Wool, dated l}enici, California, Janua
~ 3l,saying that pence md quiet prevail through
cut the department Of the Pacific, which he has
no doubt viii continue rs hong n the Indians are
treated with ordinary justice. The disposition
Of the troopsi such a, not only 10 give protec
ton to the white settlements but to restrain the
Indians should they exhibit any intentions 10 re-.
new the war. which from the information he had
received. he does not in the least upprehond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

We unIrr-tand from a re7IaNIe HOuTcF' sNys
tbe Cincinnati Times # Saturday. that tais dr.
tnguished gentleman has, at the earnest f'ilel,
ta,ions of the Americans Of St. Louis consented
to take the chief editorial charge ofa new poht',
cal and news Journal, soon to be started in that
city. Fifty thousand dollars we learn have
been raised for that purpose. lh1s arrangement
we further Iearu viii not interfere with Mr..
Prentice, connection with thu Louisville Jour
anil He will alternate between me '"o cries.
still making lis hume at Louisville
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

A shock Of an earthquake was d'sttnciy telt
in various parts of Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey on the night of the lOth inst 1t was atten-
dea with slight undnlai;on aud sounds resembling
of a very heavy vehicle and was Of sq"at twenty
SECONDS dnrAlinn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

VALENTINES FuttSB "trPLy.-i
frrsa supply OF COMIC EALEN HINES received this
d4y and t-r sale by IANHUOF&E NAIkGP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

On the morning of Feb. l8tb, by the Rev Richard
II. Wilmer. J NoRros SpggcE, N. D, to N4Mt l."
daughter OF the late Jno. O. Lefwich, al o. diafd
county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
Serious ss,ot al bergen, ". -,

\ riot occarrd Saturday among the Irish la
borers on the tunnel at Bergen, n, j, between
the landowners and Corkonians. Many were in
iurcd badly and two ARE dead. The military and
iiremen assembled to suppress tho riot. Seventy
arrests were made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
I'N CRENSllAW X FISHER,
RlcuMoNp, VA.
NAmGo .,,E.a. ,oouA.. CoErnE.

aud Basn lvk. nu Tuesday, February - sa NJ II A NJ,
the the bark Ann L. Gfant dfuo from Rio de janet
consisting a5uu bags Coffee Ia double bags Of prime
quality SOLE slod NUessy tor this market samples
u exhibition
rtsns- Tour mouths for approved rapcr
fob ltlttrh JEINNIlAW 4 FISHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
Markets.

NEW IoRk, FEB 18th.
Flour has declining tendcney-Sonthcrn heavy.
Wheat, downward tendency White 81 75G9sl 80
Red p 81.
Virginia 6's Oh
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~ son authorized contract any dehf o. pNtc' -
goods my sccoun and that will not be rfsP ,z. ~. 10
any debts purchases except those COZ trsrtGd OF
n sn,f in perstn CHfSW Ely pahNE'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
BY II L l. L & r A p II .
Minister In Trouble.

BosroS, Feb. lsth.--The Grand Jury OF this city
presented the Rev. Mr. bullock to-day for adullry-
lie gave bail In tho sum OF $4,000.
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NussOKKIE n CO..
vi md Ret IN

COMMISSION 4 FnRW ABpING MERCHANTS aud
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
the old Stand of Meeorkle Jones' MAIN sihttl ifkth
nuuG will particular attention Ia theaalo Of FLOUR,
WHEAT, CORN, MACON, LARD, hliit.k No Liberal
advances viii DO made ali gHnenta, when required
Nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

EN W. PAGE, Auorncy at Law, Iy"shb"rg,
Ne Ina ed hiN oheo To the the store
ct \ II fucker. opposite the Hank OF Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

SIR Robert Peel has stirred up hornets meet.
by hi singular lecture at Birmingham. England,
describing his visiito Moscow.
A numerous deputation of English residents
at Brussels waited upon the Prince de Legue, at
his hotel To "decare their reprobation of the
personal vulgarities uttered by Sir Robert PEEL
against that nobeman, and THEN deep regret
HAT the nohleman selected by tho King OF the
Brlgians to be his special ambassador at the cor.
onution of the Queen of England in 1888, and
lately depuied in the same capacity to the Empe-
TOR of Russ ia. should have met with an insult
from an Euglshman. utterly unprovoked and
enuched in terms unknown To tho language and
the sentiments of honorable men"
The Prince received the doPntatien worry cor
daily. thanked them with much watth for the
compliment paid him aud thus disposed OF Sir
Robert Peel.
Explosion 81 sicnm uo.I"r-s"sc" Live. Lost
The Buffalo Commercial contains an account
of tho explosion of a steam boiler connected with
mn engine used by /. ID. Barton in pumping the
water out Of his section of the canal enlargement
at Black Rock, instantly killing seven men and
dangerously wounding three Others. The names
ef the killed were 1ahn tnnghton,engineer;J John
Rider, fireman. and James Cronyn, j Ahn liager-
~, John Dewitt, Daniel Foares aud Cornelius
Downing. lahorers.
Thomas Finnegan was blown some distance by
the explosion. and was severely, probably fatal
~. injured. VIM. Stoughton and Michael Bren
nan eaeh had leg broken.
The accident is supposed to be owing to def
cheney of water i'll the boiler, which WIS old and
perhaps defective.
The bodies of tho unfortunate men were horri-
bly, mutilated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

Noe the aue of Tobacco Flour aud other Country Produce,
w >onnuUa Va having formed eopauoHhP tn the Pur
doing general Commission bhHlncHs VIII give their
undivided attention 10 all cunsRnmonta nude Ia thom
ONCE the Stare of George u Dawn md neN dnhf to A
II tucker EDGAR NtilllilEADt
Jan. Il. ls5f IhpMNN q hllh
Nefert Capt Jno Otey. Cashier hauk ot Va q u pa
,lS inc r. pavts 90, Sand n Galpnd Amherati Mayo
,.hcl Nolson, x q Mitchell, taatet Merchants Bank.
NM 1-tu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

CRITIcUs says that the difference between " success
f,l lover and his rival Is that ones kisses his miss
and the Other misses his kiss distinction r'n a
difference
C,ticus might also add tha one is "''s-toof and
the other Jg5S-tdfep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

- Beg .tered Coupons City OF Lynrhnurg Bonds
larscd by Va & Tenn II. II. Company. Merchants Bank
stock in purchasers Orders from the country
promptly attended 10. PETERS, SPENCE q co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
nnoN ANLHs.-wc cpcnra .o-an, a goo.

,ormfn; If superior Iron Axe ro 10 - inches, snit-
two. four sN horse Wagons those
Bufpvs Persons desiring such goods WI please call at
fab BIS SIMPSON g. BROS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

xtaslI FOR WOOL-I i'm d in tely
Z 900 pounds washed Wool for which will pay the high
market price in C'Su or Bonsacks Lintoy and Jeans ir
servants wear, a il RUChER
2i.ts
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prSt n NoWtIN A Fuor. A AITEA.nIH
np,nr<Uusrssp NppsCr Spntsy

<tOss.VFNEHsrIp NOTICE NsUEEy,
q J ToDT & co. tSurcessort To- Col W. 4 SMITH tom
mission the sale al Tobacco Flour Wheat aud
The undersigned have formed partncr.hp IN the eommis
sion business col Vim Smith aud H1licita
continuance the patronage he-'"wtd on him Al eausRn
cpta of produce by hipuds Will meet with
prompt and quick returns phoc at J u II IL
Nowins bbhJ II n'N LIN
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nov l3dAcI5H A. ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

uouto,of.--A man naalel Tegalin was kiAet AZ tne
Rutfalo Springs in Amherst county Sunday evening
b. another named Kite. The wcaroa vsed vas
knife and the wounds amott Immediately fatal
White lad not been arrested Monday evonHg. We
have not learned the origin or circumstances OF the
affair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

AtEINER (IVHilFl z
= coived BY Adams Co.'S Express direct from the
fat urer Sipa Gobiets very handsome patterns We
had in Store when the Grhs to hand, large assert
ment OF Mugs we'll very line supply of Silver
Butter Knives
We should very much pleased to sell of the items
referred above thankfully avors Just
now owing the trade having been off for weeks
past ly the Blockade" SIIN ERTHORN & Cliff.
Rep copy. lfeb Ats