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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
Daniel Morgan. the R50ensau.

The following nppears IN a letter of n Virginia
correspondent Of the New \ York Journal OF Com
mefcc:
., Tho nnme Of Daniel Morgan, tho celebrated
commander of the Virginia Remen, is n house,
hold word in Virginia His romans reposo ut
Winchester Jersc ymun by BIRTH he early emi.
grated 10 the Virginia wilds, and was u wagoner
IN The French war. Tall muscular, and Injured
Ia all hnrdships, he was fond of adventure, famed
for intense daring and air.breadth escapes lie
had been grossly nsulted by one British officer
md severely panIshed by another. III the name
ol King George. Ho vowed vengeance and kept
his vow.
Al the opening of The Revolution he raised
battalion of rinemen, aud drilled them to perfeo-
lion. They spuincd the bayonet X relied ON the
deadly aim oi the rifle. He used TO say the bust
ness of his men To kill, not 10 be killed At
the hatt" of Saratoga, seeing the day was going
agnnst the Americans by reason of the extraor-
dnary skill and energy Of General Fraser, with
his Scotch division. he resolved TO resort to tho
only measure conceivable to arrest the tide of
battle that threatened 10 oyerwhelm them. Sum
monng to his presence the best mnrksman in
his command whose MIN was never known to
fail. he said to him: Murphy do you that
officer the iron gray horser Yes SIR WAS
the reply Of the soldier Morgan reioDed with
an almost faltering voice. Il hen do your duty
Murphy ascrnded n tree, cut AWAY the inter
laced branches with his hatehet, tths was a rart
Of their variegated srmor). rested his rifle in q
sure place, watched his opportunty,and rs soon
as Gen. Fraser had, in his animated movements.
come within practical range, Murphy fired,and
tho gallant Fraser fell mortally wounded, being
shot in the centre of his body. That fall decided
the day. Tho enemy soon gave way, and Sara
loga became immortal. But Morgan, the rough
soldier: was of tender feelings, and he al
most wept Mt the deed, and always said it trou-
bled him because it looked SO much like a kind
OF assassination of brave and noble officer;
though gallant rs the officer was, he had placed
himself there to be shot at, and was engaged in
shooting others. 1t was in similar way that Ne
lson fellon the deck of the Victory"
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VOL. 5---NO. 2S4.
DAILY NlRGINIAN.



From the Detroit Free Press, Sunday.
The attack WINS made by a body Of some forty
or fifty men, who are unknown, but are supposed
10 be inhabitants of the Ward. who have taken
the law into their own hands in a very summary
manner. They first attacked dance house ON
TN, other side Of the Pontiac Rnilroad, near
Crorbnn street. and, driving the inmates out,
proceeded 10 smash .,e-y'hing moveable in it,
niter which it was set fire, and in few
minutes was wrapped in flames. Proceeding
from thence 10 the notorious house kept by
thurley Lawrence, anegro dance house OF the
very lowest description they 'ntered aud pitch
I'D into tho inmates without mercy. fight en-
sued in the progress Of which n man, one of the
nssnlant~ v -,nhbrd in the shoulder by girl,
mn minute oi tie house. All were driven out.
however. nnd the building fired and burned to
the ground before the engines reached the vi
cnty.
From there the destroying mob took their
wnv up Congress street. 10 n house kept by
French Jo." aud. entering, soon demolished
every thing in it, and set IN on fire. after dri-
vnp the inmuu ont into the street. This was
n s..ll one II ~ building and was soon con-
snmed Crossing IL" bridge the party then
knocked in the door Of II house kept by Irish
Lib" This j. n large two story house, aud was
occupied by large number of women. who, at
the first blows upon the door, took to flight ana
left everything to the mercy of tho mob Inc
door soon gave why, and thu crowd rushed in and
effected II complete demolition of everything in
tho house. Carpets were torn up, mirrors
smashed, furniture of every description broken
up aud thrown out of the windows which were
all kicked out.
The beds and bedsteads were thrown out into
the mud aud, in fact, tho house completely rid
died The intention evidently was to set 1t on
fire, but So large crowd hnd been attracted by
The other fires, TINT they were compelled TO re-
Ia, dol tpe
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BALTI MORE


uNV mills uEShSAt, orr ~, " " S.,b
-. ~, ~ J,',s',f ,n,,- .hr l'ust o1ecl Actht iNN'"
~ or No rrE REQl lEip-pr Mills, an ohry,''nep s
rh,s.ian OF the Aopathc N'hool may -, W. '"'V'' 49,
suited In ALI caH.s privntc nature Of dis'lsp
M M.m.. ..e.iscd ~ ~ s"'e - MOI n IN
practical esrcricucc Of over ~ wars 80 s..i,
cure In III" shor'c"t poash'' '"'' " INV
effected
rxt,na,ry celebrated tur the efectnnl and7l''uy '
elassea Se,ts niauas"a whH WiahiHho" '" ''' Wy "
''''' Thr Uimh Wrp"'"ii""
public nuti'"
/ not Ion the many appl, ants here for hVath'n ~ Wv ~,
been nlchr, thclr money, maluented ny W.. Wv,
flourish o largely the public prints, and WIN Neo ' 9
Afflicted he y""r Guard, ,...,
,on would avid nlniy, reenhaty lo " aa 1 i,in
I'd pr NJ makrs alluring Professions f'"hHH'a ~ "'
secondary aud Chronic en.'-.
The nsnsl symptoms Scr. Throat lloe'a'n "l w"
Month hrhng and Tenderness a6on, the Mac h.,, WV
Ernptions upon The Skin sc Upon tho et,ee' oo' 4, u
cure olcs, aud most 'nNeerhn "i SUI" e"''s -" " "
The Triumph Of Science. -,
The remedies ii Dr NJ In restoring mrong had manly Vg
or reno, atug censtninh nnd trmn.hs st'
lily nil debility or injury incurred nm 'e'"'" s'' ' "
nm Y an dAcoNcrt ni th Az"
Intcrbicd uanh"od
may here find certain AMI th sands ifo" h'''
nso have realized uonan hope whit" rom he
failure ri Quackories IN lh'lf thfl' ""'''s' ~ "
almost cStinguish"' ,,,.,......
No compounds of Mercury OF N"Anns lhfs "S'
Ia Females.
ttuRtntent OF Female Ahnttohs MT
voua ,isonao- anahhcH hr To afford hafy hg % W."
effect a dnicult eaaes Commune
Ia ennr, aud treatment ked with shhl aud delirn'y
Dr. " ili-' s.rrnt Preventive.
This soyccln Reaady applicable other ses VIII be scnt
duly prepared by mail. receipt oi 90 or by rem'"s Wv
prescription Will ho included ,,--,. ,,,, , n
Distant persona cured at homc. by addressing ph' D. "
MILLS. BMuNoHt5 dorcra post pad) M'h'm'hH'" "
amy direction by mail OF express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
BY CHARLES W. BUTT(

vRGINIAN is published lVv a 81 tua ri-veekiv al,
r,I1 in advance and weekly at - invariably in nd
othervse 81 50 viii be charged in all eas,s PAPER
''' isrot nucd IT at the option OF the Propretors.
W -, IN arrearnges shall have been paid
UNI inserted tor 80 cents square
mr. less foI first insertion, and b tts tor each
~ ] unless ordered inner form or weekly and then 50
IN ', - M he charged each insertion II the
'r he not marked on the Ms. it VIII b. published till
i,r,5 out aud charged accordingly
{ F'' NJ , EARiA ATE ARE
Far one square daily
- two do II
do ~
Advertisements Intended Tor both papers sngeei to spe-
contract .,4 = ,,--,.-, =, = ...- H..
ar the Advertisements charged al transient
- ll new advertisements appear IN the daily and tri.
Ny papers. ,.z, , , -. t.. - 81, !,
F Obituary notices wheh eAceed eie'i are c"a'He"
Jl the exccss.
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NFOR SAi-I offer tor sale my Tract OF Land contain
ing aud 1000 be divided in two good
The buildings good with necessary house.
fancy Tobacco and1 would refer to
the present hand Believing Is entirely unnec
esary say much about the lands gentleman would
the would refer tn Mr. John H.
Tyree, of Lynchug, and Capt VIM C. Pcrrow, of Camp
bell whose lands adon oversee Mr. John
4 shelton living the Land who will show the any
wishing buy My address Is Danville. Va, and Will
be pleased proposals the said lands Mr. Iyree
Capt Pcow will give any information that be desired
will mako the liberal ms determined to take my
hands Danve this winter from the farm also s to sell
House and Lot on Church Street A. l. WILLIE.
iat..E IL Il.
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1st.aK usN6fASEassSN.
4 IOsIN ~. KSNPF,

(SUCCEssoR NJ LASGHoHNE 4 SONS,
MAIS SIREEr LYNfHBuhG, VA
will always be found on stock com
o assortment Of Cigars all kinds made of the fines ni
norted Tabarcos carrIly selected ana manufacturer W
viry 10 nloasc astiious smokers ana 1" hl ~ i
h. Brands o is establishment reputation eluaI 10 those
of any mandatory in the country. ,, . H..
the manufacturer TO "fer NJ All uhs' "H ~
assortment keeps constantly large STOCK OF mp
Havana and German Cigars which Will be solh III 'h' "
cost -. - c,.,,, 10 s,,e,l
The attention dealers of our own city and state
fcnrer are and have years been, sold III the large
Sorthern where they have entered I'M" @
nton vim brands of all kinds Imported and domestic man
uacture. III J.. ,.r,,r,ly mot
and entire satisfaction guaranteed TO Iuifhaa,rs
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1b,o76 prizes amounting 20 Fl.s.S"Vu
ce,,,an,,1 ~ partaee a, I'd 'y(i.l.a .ost $3.50 so
- VI ltnlyaa I2r %
Dnnrfafa 90 ~
ot I.rEtha ~ Ob
Il Ia nj ia, npe aldreeH orders to
4 II lIIHHARn co,
once - Fayctte Street, Box 10,
l., 1Y ,a,uv Unuupttp MARYLAND.
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TN nndcr.Rned desirs to call The attention n Parents
Guardians having children o osy nal OF ply sic al de
Nelapeneut the he has opened Halleu few
mles above the city New YORK, very heaiiiH sud
hoaunf locauun. PRIVATE Family school, whore snh ohH
rrn received and taught The experience IL Ina hal
than eight connection with the Massachusetts,
Nauia for iiuts. ha4 hewn hun
much lie done bringing thc6r children to
normal condition In many minnfes he has had them
home either 10 common school with advantage
cugag, tho duties uf life with The enflior tho
training bcl,r For circulns reference
address JAMES u RICHARDS,
aIp a M ~ ~. q
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1000 rrizos amounting SIZE 'oo
whole tickets $40; Halves s5j Quarters 81 so.
VI payable pTty days after tho drawing, In IAN,
wiIhnnt deduction in this Lottery
For tickets and packages, address orders TO
T.. ~ III BBARD a. co.
once 80 Fuyctic ST, or Box No. 40,
iuno Q t31ic Baltimore Maryland.
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LOTTERIES,
The Gur-Enm.d mud Popular
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
EOH JUN. 1897.
Il. FRANIT 4 10, MANAUIKS.
ALI. PRIZE SCHEME.
GRIND 4 on sol slated Lottery of MARYLAND

To be drawn Saturday Jul 9th. 1851 in nalimorc, Md
Draw ngs under the superintendent OF the
state l4ottory Commissioners
ILpRIXE SCHEME --.
Z " Enrh aud ENEHN TICKET IN thit Lottery WILL I'VE
\ iRlZf Tor aihnao tlcEots whhaai drawn number ARE
each entitled To FlN 4 Dollar proa.i q
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1.-The siior, Of o"r H""ss vii, oc,", nsp"rt"
"Blt STAR Is IN TIE AStENDAhIs
HAVANA PLAN No G.

HAVANA PLAN No. G.
We have merely call attention o the simplicity ct
this ottcry bon osod ot HnEle nnmle and 4" refer
the of VII the ttet OF the
Official report OF The 81 izesW" have and Ia III" last
Lottery Havana lnuDue Prizoo @2no1 9nmt'r OF
$50 600 Ilafef SGnlO and - res at q 900 en'hi In
aggregate amounting Ia the nare dHd fgnfsg sum OF
sie o0 besides several smaller pt4es, ranging tom |ou I"
sl40d0
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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
,,,o p,,, ..,.,.r- ,,o,ou DEALERS nna

oIHfRN satn To S5uO WEEKLY rpn be made hs using
cur Re cs with ml instructions manufacturing French
Capnae aud Peach nland. Jamaica and santa tiuz RomS
Gin contain nothing Injurious 10 The rNHlon
Address. enclosing 81 aud Postage stamp to
u. \. llARtWEI \ 60,
New urk ty,
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Gcni smp,. once ,n n q IL u,
NH M ", W r. w ~ ,,, a" Nln ~, MAI IN an, a.,
~ senger ir'"s heiween Ly"rhors and Bto nun as lot
Ieave !, ya,4narf A"iv'a @a@n?, nrI,s ,%M
This schedule connects with the Western Trains
Leayns Knasaq Nn,Sl .ad 4 N N Of the following i,y.
cGarianooeao3,r NJ.
and arriving nj Stevenson Junction Of the Memphis aud
o 9 c %s d"y IIsap SS the former route
passengers viii arriy Al Arnis at u + NJ and by the lat
Returning the Trains a the Memphis aud Charleston Rail.
Stevenson" =, IL h M.of the following day Those
Nashville and Chattanooga it,lroad leaving NasHi" at
> r NJ, reach Stevenson at A NJ OF the following day
Leaving Stevenson Tor chatttuooRaat at 235 A.
Leave Chattanooga 139
Rn"H"Ilc 4lo p NJ
m, & t liri.tol atlf NJ Of the following day IN time
for the Eastward bound trana OF the Va aud Tenn X X
These from Lynetn nfg to Memlis form tho Western
phs Washington City and the North ,,
The m consumed from Iynsl6ore TO Memphis s G6'
hours from Memphis 10 lynrhbnrg 81 hour.
From Lynchbnig to Nashville sos hours
From Nashville to l. nchburg a hours
Comfortable lines Stages win connect with the trains Of
VA and rnn II r carrying passengers to and from ts
other springs OF the vicinity w G, ,l SMi IL.
All pa,ers putsling for III Company will please
uta this for /. liner adyeracm. nj --
,E,EuNK~, TRUNNs, ..syNKs.- sh".ej"-
also vesc. fonuet u an Car ct Bags, all nice and
cheap Please cal and see tacr. =. sEABURY.
jc9t
d,lA%s Il RsINE, leaders aud in ro incsr-
" Fashionable Clothing to tins market, would call
their style ofVeft which have had
such unprecedented run this atGsoH fresh supply ro
ceived la. Friday. lna - Is
ArEw GONtEKS.--Wm. y. Anderson has
~ this day associated with him JOHN q ADAMS and
THOMAS ANDERSON the purpose Of transaeting
GENERAL GROCERY COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING BUSINESS. under the dnu and style of ANDERSON,
ADAMS co, at the old stand Of W. T. Anderson for
| nerly j u tenwick.)
T6ev will always keep hand well selocedstock of Gro
Gnano ground and lump Plaster, Livingston fhngn
and Castings
Particular attention given 20 the sale OF consgnments, ana
advance made ON Produce IN hand - ......
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
JOHN q. ADAMS,
fe Its IHohAs y. ANphhS'N'
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l.
- always the m"s conclusive proof otsteat mon
Judged There labor saving machine heore tho
luht comparable Siurrrs Sowing Machines After ostah
lhne hghca reputation the United States they
exhibited the late Exposition ntvursee in France, where
they carried on the highest premium aud great manuiActo
~ make trtn has been built IN Paris
lneNerN branch industry Ia which Ing la 10 ho done,
the ailv travelling foot saving with
singers Machines compared with hand No tailor,
sndlrr halter
ahunli be without Tho fair profit nf of
regularly enpuN ed Is ono Thousand Dollars
year In all private families whoo there s much sowing I"
aud hotel kcros hud hem particularly convenient and roh
THESE IN their construction hnd
durable hcg the only Kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made which every sort of work hnc
could perfectly executed nusandso inferior andworth
Machines mado and sold under vn.ous
where 10 satisfy the tsut the public
Plain printed instructions using sent with each ma
cldno from which readily acquire the art ot man
ating them The m,en, packed securely 10 10 any
pm the world To all persons sltinE particular IN
formation viii application lY either OF our of
wholly ,loy ot,d 10 the Srnmg Machine intercst
NJ SINGER 4 60.
Principal office. No. 12a broadway, New York.
BHASCu OtfIrIs iI auuvo st, Boston, NJ ~ Chap
81 ST. New Haven. It blnNrr,lo. y No 21i road ~
Newark \ No liz Uhchtnut st. Philadelphia No 10i
l.; East 4t Ciuc,uua3 NJ 65 North ith ST. ST
louis3 Ne n s Charles ST. New Orleans No 10 panphn
ST, Mubl' dee II dAca
u French English aud German lanry Goods, aud dealers
Combs. Hruslos Huat. iiuru aud Cotton Thread Sow
lug Sill aud small wares generally Il MuriRy Street Ncw
York Inov mdiy
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
u,>.uruuru ,o,,.n.-.s. 400 y"

uN>AuEIIEO toihNks..-3's"os s""",
IL tine Patent Enamellcl toats in Packages 81 III ~ ~
c"nsrer rnekagc In SHAPE h and afsa1an'S ,nt,@ ts s
o r'iee E>'N gem man Mh9 ean''hnl1-', - ',,'r"s nr
should lay in supply II t9rsr toars j." Dozen 'a'nn, @
ma s}.,s INTRODUCES. suAtrR \ 90
AVxIEsEOH SPRING AND ~sMuEW isa7
- Welaye accomplished three grand points in eet'inr np
stock Spring and SUMMER Guods t~t fieFaheg't
Styles pntabhty OF Mafe isl and trehmy IN lf,'s lh3
rcpula Of hnns r keeping superior Ho" ia $" wei
established ,unnrees,rl to say moro on thar p"ln
wcwon atraon the following ARTICLES as comprising
osefhssIa", fer srrgp. Eureka splc"
Snper pns' Coats bia \ aud lnoe,
Sarer Black rroeh Coats,
Single Breasted Coat all colcrs
Business Cassnnerc -ntl- ior Srllnr.
New Sltle prjuE and Snmnu Vests,
ENtra u aok h"e Seis Pants
Youths cashmere snus
,hlrens suits ncw stAi from to 4 To yoarso'd'
biaeh SILK Sa,ks. superior quality
Alpaca queens cloh, barroor tashmaret, frock Coats
Pants,
Mqr.ri,s suit all gralcs.
.luo. NJ Da,,s \ Co.'S Fr ok Yoke Patent Shirts
Maseh,s hints new with Garoe Collars all the rage !"
Cloves. Ciayats. Neck rl.s uaodl,1ehirs Umbrellas
'''',' ''s' GLASS y RAINE.
ma #I6is J nNoN, Agt
salem Register W,hr,in Times aud Telcglarh Western
star lhard Nontuo aud Abingdon Democrat c"ty iheT
HOW ~ Is We ar" ,o"''i""- "si "d h"" -
a "" can aheri 10 srl o9' ssPer2 N'', and qtea
% loW Ihe
olns In the hrsi rar" We hnN onr materials q" M"
hands aad buying large quantities W are 'nahed 10 aY in
In at the lowest notch In thGr%'ond place we mana' 'n"
all the coilng sl aud while raA our numerous en-
poycs temuuoratyr frS aud such WI insure none but
the st~ak sove The manufacturers woh ct "h'h our
In The ttir place We sell for cash or ON short time (making
collect all bs l o Jul, and lst January0 In the
fourth place we adhere 10 tho one price system anu -'
poo} prizes trade constantly increases al
anoriio furnish the pfsr QUALITY of Ready Made
rtcs BrRRouGiIs, sllAFER co,
ma alts Clatlmr aud furnishing Goods bagear
NERA DsEEEnENr.-fhe' 'i"'hi"g sold b,
A. .itt-Y lsrat tt, ttttt TIM adj
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u lllrS InnMNN WOlE a co, NJ tlE NIIAM-
REkS S1KFbr MN NOHK Established lsn1 lnpor
crs descriptions nf iaro Old Madeira Shor
~ aud odd Iva dies superior uld Jamai
"a and Antigua Rum Old Holland Gin, aud every
variety II lin, Impaired and poutstr Liquors
tuAurAuNt- MnN Sntauc, Mott \ thandun aud 1nthm
Imperial Cabinet Ner4rnay tlelsiek aud other Brands
tIAHtr ANp SArIfuNl-m Including Chateau MaiRhnN tha'
latiio IcuNle Iarosc MarEhuN and st Julien Nha
tenn and llput
llaak MlNt~-et Johauucsbcrget, Marcohrunnef Rudcs
h,in.r llu,khrmoH. spar Ming llork aud Muso1r
Al thu cbateat vain tits Elcgantos RegatAp
toucla oppr,s Pressed aud ttnmunes
Eui1GN IKtIIs otpll knl~ Raisns Almonds frnnes &C
rfAs ANp CONN all at the finest qualities
HANS lNu nulimgt Virginia and Nestphaia
Hams. Smukcl AID lirk,d luuRu,ss
GasnfN uUrIfl.-hf frhtns, Tubs aud Stone Jars
FoR1dN rCkLts=Sauecs, Catsurs Sarlines Caneff, Oh
IVES.
pnlstHyr ana Wcst India aud Domestic. Andatul
and general assortment every variety of Fine uteeerea
ma A
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AFTDKN IL THE USlIEp STATE Nohlh
- Sn1 ru -rhc Factory of Chickering 'nS was t,
Ht I.g4,c ua. CLrkcrug aud mp to the present m
o t,r1isaad IL U,U PIANOS. For the eXmHh"h "' lne
% i,ai s,aes and England they have been awauca eeF
'e M Wis seventeen silver Medals Four Bronze Mea-
o ,hereyer these Humens have been hf9ust' II.
.f,I, hos of o,her nlanufa urers the} nave nv
,,, ,be hphpst premium The great pianist ih"'ptis
r have de'ightuB the country eNl.o
whose pei ' % t the1n on a urcasions. Pcrs ans
~ 5o . a and ica03e instrument viii mud II 60 tels III III
tors' u sNs Us " '' WM !. GREENE co.
ftcuroIS' Irtets w"
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/ t9y'S esELArsSE.-A frr+h s"pp', IT,, ' ins
Ron on ",a 10 s''e " % Nv tje3ts
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
srn,nDnpinn I.o,,..y of Maryland.
K. FRANCE a. CO, MANAGERS.


To bo drawn Bnn Md 1uesday June 30tb, 1851
Prizes amounting 10 Ire, 100 dnllaIsi
[ W pticr pa able In ful without deduction
600 m i 900 Prizes.
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---I
,IEsSEss~ ste NAV" Jd't tttiten
w lot OF Wheat Cleaners, (or "n 'u , Faars a5
HaNs , ey,ry farmer ought tu have aud mon WA pA
an a.t, IL , ,, avs work in wheat liz Al the L!h'i
burg Agre"l'u'" WHITTEMORE q JoNLIN Prop 81
SUCCESSORS 10 IN ) WAitiem2re bfo.
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opeaed large L. 1rayoi. Trunks Of various qualities
also Vases Bonuet anI Gar Bags, all nice and
cheap. Please ca. and > thom. 4. SEABURf.
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IIouoRs Nc-Wc prepared to furnish onr friends
and the public with following celebrated Brands of Chew
ing Tobacco:
.Jno W stones Cranbury.
Henderson & Iolcomhe's Natural,
Mm ID Mllers Bluff City,
Booker a tIalscv's Iecumpte
Jas NJ Clavtnrs Natural Suncured,
In which have usual supply OF fine Havana
German and domestic Cigars smoking Tobacco Snus Sar-
dimes Guaya jelly Sc We constantly receiving ad
dous stock of Bottled Wines and Liquors put up ex-
prcsslv for our trade and warranted pure. -
,oa,-ai.,s ii VI HARRIS & co
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- lrtt,r. matted NJ nnrti lap 1s-d3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

-.T rateul Tor past the subscriber would
return his thanks his friends aud the pub
lie generally, and inform them that he
has now on hand constantly adding thereto large
srmen Elegant Furniture manufactured by Fkfu work
ont aeria aud finished In the most de-
srale manner Stock embraces every article usually
en- M In the N extensive manufactures
lie call from those wishing to purchase feeling
thar he can aud give satisfaction in regard to both
price and quail ty OF work
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EBM ARD J, FOIKES,
Warrroos and Mandatory, below Liberty Ware
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-14

WAsMfsatoN, Sept. 10.
A decision Important to contractors with the
Government has just been rendered. n. u.
gallagher had contract for doing certain
work on the wash aqueduct. the Government
res~r,ina the right ,o snp-rseds the work un.
der The contract AT any time The engineer
In charge gave notice To suspend in July 1866
And IN March, 1857. he was notified ~ re-.
sumo work and did so Tie nov SAYS that he
is doing the work at a loSs, and asks for larger
compensation than he bargain-d for. elise 10
be released from the contract The Atlorne,
General informs the Secretary of State, who
submitted to him the case that the latter had
no authority 10 do 50, and that il Gallagher
violates the contract he must do ~ ut his own
peril and that of his sureties,