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that there rsAlns unpaa Of the original stock Beads
and Mortgages the sum Of Twenty-One ThoosAnd
Eight Hundred Dollars and Nineiy.Three Cents, 40
also other bond the balance Of which Two Ihos
sand Dollars of pFncpal, he enAfter msneionod the
mortgage connected herewith having been cancsisd
Fourth. Ths assets Of the Company are
1De Cash ON hand ana ID the hanoe 81
agents and other personss y5e,xz0W
-. Real Estate unincumDered 70 We vaiueof $3.50 -
ID and 9Th. The cOmpeny own bonds %
the amount Of One Hundred and
Eighteen thousand Three Hundred
and Eleven 4S-lOO Dollars, oil bearing
interest 81 the rate Of per cent per
aDnsn, 81 which those secured By
mortgages on real estate amount 70 1OOyS28 ~
and the same 70 the amount o. vSo..
!. 160 20 are particularly specihsd and
ct forth N the acheduie and rcFtin-
Gates hereto annexed, and those -
cured BY mortgage on vessels 20 the
amountof l5sSS1 W
And ono bond With personal security
only for 1000 70
Refsrred 70 In Itsm No. J.
wise secured, except those bills receiv. .,
9Th. Debts for premiums, exclusive ofthcss
for which notes have been received, ~, - "
7th. This company own % shares o.
the capital stock Of the Lake Ontario
Bank, Of the par and market valnoAs
appears BY the certificate Of the cashier, 1900 90
All other securities, 164,7cS u
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S0MR CATrLE.-A drover arrived in town yes
terday with Is, 900 head Of cattle, obtained Ia
Illinois and Indiana. This, We imagine, is the
largest lot Of cattle that one man ever brought
70 Albany. They were valued At $4,000
ALBANY IN. ~ Knickerbocker.
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At the late city election in Decatur, nls., the
Douglas men elected . mayor, city marshal,
street commissioner, and one alderman, while
the Republicans elected city clerk and attor-
ney, collector and assessor, treasurer, surveyor
and engineer, and two aldermen.
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The Great English Remedy.

The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
c e b a e r Q M a lie Pills.
Prepared from a prescriptton Of Sir y Clarke, n D
PaysiciGn Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thsinvauable medicine unfaing in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the f-
male constitution il subject. It moderates all
and removes distractions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
It's peculiarly suited. It WILL short time, bring ON
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Brtain,to prevent countsrfeits.
CAUTION.
1hese PNssAonld not be taken byJ eo1es DURING the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as Mey are
cure to bring on Xiscdrrta0e, but at any other time
they are sajs.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Anectiens Pain In
the Back and Limbs. Fatigue slight exerton Paplta.
on Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills viii
effect cure when al other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calo.
mel, antmony, any thing hurtful to the consultation
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
f(Late I. @. Baldwin ! Coy
Rochester, ~.
n. B.-S1, 90 and 8 postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORISED Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills BY re-
turn mall. For sale by
dec 1s-d WY. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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~ rha e,s furnished for the last lev nights
I,a been very poor and Of an szcesd'ns'y Of
s,p.;ve edor. We hope this will mot eotinos,
.,d ,,nssAs Company viii psovids themselves
viii $1,000 cal and rs With more enoafa0'e
sas NJ 0Nce.
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Farmer and Tradere Attention

Farmers and Traders Attention!
nN Saturday, the Goth, at 10 o'clock A. M, viii be
~ sold ct Harris'a Auction House, on Main street
new Heavy Lumber Wagons;
Light Horse do
new Buggies;
span Young and nne Mules;
All right In condition and title
Terms Of sale CASH. Four months will be Riven on
approved endorsed paper, made equivalent to cash.
marlod4Wlw o. II. HARRIS.
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Hon. Edward Bates, Of s.. Louis, has written
powerful aud searching exposition Of che
Prssident's policy in relation to Kansas matters.
de takes decided ground against the Lecompton
Consultation, and utterly annihilates the niser-
able sophistsy By which Il Il upheld.
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'knsun - = ~ hiajlf y ~ vsist, yssssr-..
~, vAib 1sptlse = ~ eshsr dds Of the
6vss, SOFAS Il .a ssis.-g
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


wnoormo covcs.-"Bsowns BaozcnrAL THoCnrs. !"
Or Cough Losenges are ecacioas with children labor
ing from this disorder Hoarseness other affections Of
the chest having soothing influence, assisting ezpec
toration, and preventing accumulation Of phlegm,
which often causes sense Of suaocation 90 common
with this cough. [marl5dwiw
WHO - HosfsrTEa,-what Dysp.ptic and nervous
u unstrung invalid that tried his celebrated
Stomach Bitters, but can reply with pleasure. In al
Of Dissiness, Fatulency, Papitatlon Prostrs-
ton, great Fatigue, Constipation Dyspepsia, Physical
and Mental Inability, Il 10 surprising how quick the
patient finds relief They correct the appetite, mpart
the SYSTEM force Oh the bile and impure secre-
tons, regulate the bowels, give strength Of body
and vigor Of mind. No family AFFORD 70 be without
Hostters'B Stomach BitterS Sold III quart bottles BY
al Hotels Grocers, Druggists, %. No additional spir
It, required. [nar1
Bach's American Compound.
The Greatest Remedy i'm the World.
For the permanent cure Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs liberated and Sore Throat, Scrcfua,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, al Nervous Com
paints, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Fluor
Albus Cor Whitss,) Csnter and nursing mouth,
Piles, Darrhcs. Weak Stomach, In fact in any Of
weakness. Inflamation. or 1mpure
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend it.-Having used |
your Bachs American Compound In number Of the |
above named cases, cheerfully recommend It ~
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. BELTS, n. D.
Pulaski, Osvsgo county, N. r., August 81, 1856
We have hundreds Of CertiAcS.ss from Physicians,
corroboratng the above statement, which We pro-
ducs II necessary. See Backs Rect RoOks and CIR
ea1arsJ0r Cvtifcatss
For sale BY sQUIREs / BLOss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally
O. COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p. v. X. Coventry Coz
Sole Proprietors, SO Genesee D., Auburn, Ny.
nov13-bpJy
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RAJ LROAD LIN
- 0Na -. ss'.., -; .

Il Al g e u a ID L u l..
~ 2Ra - -, 'sssss5SS;Es.;;ia
New Stage R0mIe Fro. Pacific
Tie 7ermig rs OF tie Bnrliagton and Missouri Rirer
R0iirodG.
TO OCEOLA, CLARK CO., IOWA-TRI-WEEKLY.
PASSENGERS going East, leave Pacific City, Mon
Il days, Wednesdays, and Friday, at A. ~. and
arrive at ceola Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
At E; n, and , there connect With the WIS TERN
STAGE COM PAEY'S lines to all po' It's East, making
the trip to BG rlinRton in four days
Passengers going West, leave 0ceola h nndays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 "A. NJ. and nrr,,-s az
racine City, tn esdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS Al
z. M, connecting there with COACHES and hsets "a
Council Bluffs An Sioux City, Iowa, OMAHA Florence
Bellevue, Plattsmouth and Nebraska Civ Nebr..ka
Territory and st. Josephs Missouri being the shortet
cheapest and best route to oil points in Western Iowa
Fast Stock, accommodating Drivers .na -o,a -.
along the line. - eoo1 's'e
First class Hotels At either end Of The route.
Pacific City, Jan. edwin agent
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= ne pswspapsrs, n 81 dlreetioes bfing
:. ..es,.ss Of revivals of sshglsn aneag The
,.,;.. slsseAes throughout the Country.
- x,sluc psreaa psrhaps more than ever
h,evA hs&k - saAe lseGah q dina. tavs
~. - prooAaieD q religion dsrisg he
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New Orleans, March IL.
8 Sugar-elossd buoyant at 4kN7s.
Bio Co0ee-11A0s2k
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EOR SALE.

EOR SALE
Inn nm Osier or Basket Willow Outline. ~
AUUeVUU 4best sorts cut 10 inches. o. Der i 600
to els per leo6. AAD1s' THce ~
S soe small Apple Seedlings. d per 1000.
to ~ per I 900. - sssi Wv. 15'cs u
Terms Cash. urvpv .v-~~
Burlington, Iowa, March 1, lsss-dvims
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa, I
Des Moines, arch 3, 1S5S.
hereby certify the foregoing 10 true and com
plete copy Of the original s;atene 1t Of the NORTH
Western Insurance Company, dls in this Office
~ In testimony whereof, have herernto
3, set my hand aud Gixed my seal Of
ONCE this day and year first above
written. JSa. PAcTEE,
4aualtor of State.
mar12d3twlt BY ABEL BEACH, Deputy.
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Osssngcs1oa.-We hear great deal Of CON.
plaiat ffon ~ travellers q Wsst JsfIsfson S.
looosssning tie bad habit u having cass o. the
railway ssask, assess The street. Day After day,
fsishtsAsG ~ 10 y - atrsst and allowed
Is ssmain thsss aseii next morning, % the grsas
ineoaysaflesS Of shess Who Nliys bsysnd that
polnt, saA 1ndslksis paaA obserssssd When thsy
% to1s lFoa thslf places ~ business q night
1ilb shouIa ~ done away Win.
HAlAsno droys of ssttle croeled The river.
.ysetssday, = shls point destined ~ = Easssn
nashs1 - - ssashsd by rail
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Punch makes : most impolite hit at John
Bulls German visitors
"SrNGULAR DIsrRoPoRrION.-In the bill Of
one Of the German princes, stopping At Fenton's
Hotel, there were these two disproportionate
items:
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]. UC,
(Late Agent Of Renaud Frere, Montreal.)
Commission Merchant and Hroker.

NO. UKARBORN ST., CHICAGO
ADMINISTRATIONS l.. Renaud Z Rrere, Montreal
Connolly, Lantler 3 Co., Montreal Messrs. Rumsey .
Bros. Co., Chicago; Connolly Co., Quebec; GEORGE
Steel Co., Chicago; Flint Wheeler. Chicago.
Post Once Box 1850. tmar15w8m
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Dr. Ceaaavanaugh's Pile salve;

w ANIE D--A Basket Maker WIN understan da
- the baslness. Una 1dwlns) HENRY AVTRY.
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49, q ~ Nm - 4 ~ 49,
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- soshsy - |. -. "a M u
49, ~. $500, -; - l:.
sshsr jill 2 ~ - 4teo sqssas .
~ thas nsss 49, - ~
80 sssss -. - - - :. : :
vsvisg euiA - Il lysess4 1ssvs
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| CLEVELAND, Ohlo. nine leAss aGo. hao ~ - -
uh CaliSssnia, wealthy. ~ ssnesef $780,
= sssohs ssar nsnbeadG -
s,vn hin up for dad, aaa - = =
- hsasiag ften him thas ~ htneed. 7Aol
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- $3.50 a. d.. -. |
-t. ,,snnio. i sslIgioa durisg dc |
- Asahs. &
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- Aus e .,...I;n.,v -.
sas 90" 's'' - ~. IN, M. .otinoe
ssna'.s e'o'' -:n ,..,;a. ,hsmselves
aaa An nor. endurable
wy S' II
ga' ~ 0"'s'
DrssLARs.--1A ne sseve ssose % 49,
Ing - seesse4 % fHoy .s"'
ne safs. was taken. The door Of the safe was
Novu 70 atoms.
BEFORE leaving the store, % Friday, NJ. Ewing
..ok Hlsb from the sale, with the purpose Of Dc.
,o1tSe is n baak; bat finding the bank closed
i. returned to the store, and threw the money
l,>o stove, where BE- found it Saturday morn
q.
Saline Vuts-Dy Fesess"0s " o1' s1's''''
ine 6oeunns q viii b Seen that AesarA Schramm
q. are clos;ue out their stock, preparatory to
g.. h..:,.., rA.v .,s selling uoode .
""'"e '.o''' . '
= sA0e $3.50
:. -. -. -
/ In another column viii Be found the card Of 6
J. LxDuC. Commission Merchant and Broker, to T
which we can the attention of our readers.- 9
n. Lsdus q one Of our most energetic and en-
|,arprisia1 Canadian Merchants, and the repre-.
so.a.ivs in this city of some Of the wealthiest
| buses In Canada During the three past years
he has been heavily engaged in the grain and '
..;.;., .,.a.. .na !. .ho,or,h,x ro.,.a ~,
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DIED.

On Wednesday evening Inst, Mt the residence ut
the late Mrs. Hugh Montgomery, Mrs. Tuos. Coll
ouuous, aged IS years. Here funeral will take
place to-day at IL O'Clock The public are invited
to attend
Departed this life. in this city, ut 8 o'clock p.
NJ, November 10th in the g. year Of her agc.
Mrs. AMANDA JANE Bow MAN. wife Of George B,w-
man. of this city, aud second daughter Of Thomas
and Julia Love. of Amherst county.
lnths sal and inscrutable dispcnsntion of Prov
i!ence the light has been ex,inguished which shed
perpetual brightness upon the circle of happy
home. A husband has had taken from him de-
voted and loved wife, and is thus left to realize u
loss and feel weight oi grief, known only to ex-
pcr,enee. Three sweet little children have nnron-
sciously been bereit vi the care and toll Of u most
devote aud tender mother. Aged parents have
seen fade and pass away from earth. most Of.
fectionnte and dutiiul daughter. circle of broth
,rs and sisters mourn the loss of one loved Ms u
sister, indeed. A numerous circle Of relatives
and friends have lott one most esteemed and loved
by those who knew her best.
Though hcr suferings were unremittrd and in
tense, battling the most pttcntvc, skilIlul. and cx
perienced medical treatment. she bore nl with u
degree of fortitulc and suhmission which evinccd
that her strength from Ham who only can
afford sustaining grace 10 his children in their
greatest extremity. And until disease had de-
stroyed the p',wer ~ thou ,h che ceased not to
express the most implicit confidence in tho merits
# a blessed Jesus. AMI more than n willingness
fall asleep in death N, IL forever at rest in his
most glorious presence. "Blesscd are th-y that
do his con nandm"uts. tl.t ~ may la, ignt
10 the tree &c lite, and enter in hrouv' .he gate
int, the CITY,
Thou art gone to the gave. hu IL, dr lore thee,
since SIN g. was thy Urn rn"ssm thy fn",n nnd guido
Where death has no s'ttH--s'ucr ~ God
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tho Democratic Convention.

= PErERsH"Ru. l'ec 2.-The Convention met at IL
O'Clock, and Gen. Bolts. Of Petersburg. was up
pointed temporary Chairman. A Committee on
organization was then appointed, consisting Of
Que from each Congressional District, who report.
ed Vim. NJ Amber, Of Louisa. for President, and
fourteen Vice Presidents, and all the Democratic
editors. present. Secretarios. Tho Committee
also reported resolutions for tho government Of
the Convention. \ sharp discussion followed.
and grcat'disorjer prevailed throughout tie day
It's doubted whether any organization will be
effected to- night
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MARRIED.,

On "Wednesday evening. Nov. 9th. at the Lib
erty Hall, Marion, by the Rev. J. W. Dickey. Mr..
ArcusTus CLARK, formerly ol Pulaski and Mise
tunARiNI WILLIAMS, dau2htc Of Mr.. 4. c. vii.
liams OF Marion.
On the same evening, at L;bcr,y Hotel. by tho
same, Mr.. RoBrRr NJ. Mtcu>roex. uni Miss
ELiz,pEru MARTIN. both If N,thc comfy, Va.
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PROFESSIONAL CARp.-Our young townsmnn, G.
W. Latham, who will spend the winter in Wash
ington City, publishes HIS professional card in M
other column. Mr.. Latham has just completed
his legal studies and received his license: HIS
capacity, integrity and reliability, are sufficient
guarantees that any business entrusted to his care
in Washington city will be faithfully attended TO-
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lLELIGIOUS NOTICES

BUSINESS MrNs' PRAYER Mrtrl>a.-Thero arc
regular meetings Tor prayer. at the room Of tho
Young Meas Christian : ~sncintion, ut II o'clock.
Tho public are invited 80 attend.
nov 5-dtS
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Dtsrsrcr CouRr.-Thursday, Dac. 2.-Present
Judges Daniel, Baker, Gilmer aud Marshall.
D. c. Clay was qualified as an Attorney at Law,
to practice in this Court.
The case Of Jno. Clark vs.. Mathews, upon an
appeal from Campbell Circuit Court, consumed
the whole of the dav, and was not concluded at
the hour Of adjournment. Counsel for the appel
liant: Garland, Slaughter Co.. and W. T. Yam
cey. For the appellee, Mosby Speed.
Court will meet Ut III O'Clock this morning
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Markets.

NEw YORK, Dee. 2.-Flour firm. Ohio S. 40a5
so; Southern IS l5a5 10. Wheat duh and prices
nominal. Corn firm. New Yellow 7S; Old G5a70
cents.
firm. choice White 81 Is to 10; Red 81 20 to |
%. Corn dull, White SO 10 GO cts. yellow IS To
=.
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The South Carolina Senator.

toltNniA. Dec. :. On tho tenth ballot in the
Legislature. for United States Senator, Col. James
Chestnut WAS elected
Col. e. is at this time President Of the State
Senate. and his election is considered n triumph
Of the conservatives
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

AN OurcAsr.-A negro boy. supposed to be a.
bonk near the water works dam, on Tuesday eve
ming last, in condition of utter unconsciousuess.
Alter his identity was ascertaned.h he was taken to
the residence Of his mother near the watering
branch, where he still lies in most critical COLI
dition, not having spoken since he was found
No clue has been given ~s to the cause of his af-
fiction.
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SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LIcExsE.-Morriss
Evans was before the Mayor Yesterday. on the
charge Of selling liquor without license The
charge not being proved to the satisfaction OF his
Honor. the case was dismissed.
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observation-disclosures Burford, citizen of
Bedford county, was found on back street, in an
insensbe condition, Wednesday night, by the
Watch, and was taken to the cage. where he was
provided with lodgings for the night. On his
promise of future amendment, the Mayor ordered
his releasa
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loaded cars, consisting Of l50o bushels of Wheat,
81 tarfefs ~ Flour, Sc 500 pounds 1t Misecfa-
neeun 5000 pounds Of Hogs. II loaded cars
sent West the same day. ,....ss
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nUR assortment 10 complete. Having Add mary
house keeping goods ack preparod
10 accommodate all In want OF HOUSEKEEPING 0OODs.
Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery Waltsrs Chaang Dahes
Table snd Floor Oh Cloths on ShsdeA 0Ils Cosnee, Wooden
aud wow Ware Bras. and Wire fesdsr Drass and Broas
ri Andr Bfa and Stes Bhsvels and Tonga sausage
{ utters. Shears. Scissors &c
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single Guns, Ammunt
Carriage buggy Trmnings Carpenters Mil wrHhss
Baeksmths and Cooper. Too Farming snd 0ardsnng In:
pemcnts Circular and all other Saws including Pruning end
Butchers Sa~A Coh Rope. &C. So
We would call speisi attention To stock Of RIfLeo.
expressly aud warranted II every b
stance. We si-o tho agents for LEATHER BETTING.
&c &C. Our prizes uniform and our go.d sclecsd with
Of the bs quality We respectfully invite an sxa-
DC, ~ IL. COIHOUNs 4 WILLS.
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VIII truth ud attention E To restore
health We purify tho blood h"it Ihrn.
.ris" from maitrs havinE cn nhor aud retained
In the circulation Th sickness produc,
influenza group rheumatism. chulic. cough
In, Brandrihs pll slmple potent mud vegetable
the aud thr follow They The
of every day saving ,aluahe cs Irnrpn flee 2y4
Canal street, Brandr"t Rndns New York Sol. also ty
agents generally. nov il-dwif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg virginiaa, now half century
old, has acquired position second in influence to
but few, If any other journals in the State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
Ii,hei Southwest of the Metropolis To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhood-itis penetrating every part Of that ex-
tensve region, which. BY the completion of our
great lines of intercommunication, has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequalled advantages to all
our business men who desire to increase their
trade.
The Job Office connected Herewith, is now one
of the most extensive in the State, having been
provided during tho last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner Of work. from
large poster to the most delicate wedding Card
The proprietor has no disposition to pun the es-
tnblishment into notice. nor is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation BY increasing their pat
ronngc full Fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

LECTURE PosrpoNED.-The lecture that was to
have been delivered last evening hy Mr.. Bryant
Mt the Hall Of tho Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton. was postpoaed on account Ut the Indictment
weather, and the sparse attendance. II VIII ne
delivered this evening. at O'Clock, and advise
ali who can 70 attend, ~ the lecture s said to be
one of great merit. and the lecturer an eloquent
and impressive speaker. ...-.f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

On Saturday the 9th ult., an election was held
at Marion to fill vacancies in the Municipal Off
ces, and resulted as follows: Mayor. Joseph Van
meter Trustees, John Iron, VIM. C. sexton, p.
F. Terrill; Alderman, VIM. H. Trucks.
During the past week several caravans Of emil
grants have passed through Marion, destined for
the West. -lrur-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

nr. y. y. BrynUs. OF Ha".ii'r, will deliver 81
Lecture before the Young MIs thrnn Asnciiuu ut the
Mas ME Hall TO NIGHT on the IL ard HtHtHps - SLas
sp,ar,
The Lecture will commence ? o'clcvk
Price ri a. o.