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The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-cOUNFY OF RUTrE !:
- In County Court In the OF James H. Celia
han His Creditors In pursuance Of the order Of the
County Judge, at chambers this day mnd. Nati e is
hereby given to the credit,r of james II Colahan pe
tinner in insolvency. to be and appear before The
f'Guniy Judge of Butte county. chambers. his If
flee il said county, the 9th day of Decemb- 1855
10 O'Clock to show cause, any they have why
ils prayer OF sud petitioner should moi be granted and
lie be discharged from his debts and that all udicia
proceedings against said insolvent remain siaye, until
the final determination OF his petition .ei in said
Witness my hand and the seal of said court liked
II 5th day OF November a 1853.
sgAb VI. II. d DtRRACH,
Noy.6 1855 4w Clerk Co. Court, Butte co. Cal.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

DrscHARGRD.-Thc examination of o. Aines.
the man who shot Case, the California Stage
Company's driver, below Nicholas, on the l4th
ult., resulted in his discharge. Justice Hart
remarking at the conclusion of the evidence,
that it was a plain case of selfderence.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
Notice.

is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE uNDERSIGNED
will apply at the sitting the Board of Snper
visars in and for Butte county, for renewal OF their
Ferry License 10 keep AID ferry Feather
u er opposite Hunoon street Orevllle in said county
for ear MOORE, uENSHAW a ORD
Dec 9 1883
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

MINISTER TO ESGr.ASD-Now that Lincoln
has been defeated in Illinois will President Bu-
chanan appoint him Minister to England
We see no other way for him to uphold bis
"Kansas policy
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

POPULATION AND TAXABLE PROPERTY OF
oEEGos.-lt appears from the reports of the
Assessors of the various counties OF Oregon,
that there are AZ, ,s52 souls and 9,9lO voters in
the territory. The taxable property of the
territory amounts to s22,724,Ilc, against
SIS, ,463,2 ,272 Lass year.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

Law VS.. PHYsIc.-The Hydraulic Press
states that there are six physicians and but two
lawyers at San Juan. We suppose the citi-
zens of San Juan find physic less stringent than
law.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

A TouGH SKUIL.-A man named Richard
Thomas, while at work in shaft eighty feet
deep, at Massachusetts, Hill, Nevada county,
recently. was struck in the head BY q tub
which hid become detached from the rope at
the top Of the shaft. and escaped with slight
hurt He is, undoubtedly. a L6compton hard
shell democrat. Placer Pyees.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

SENTENCE OF WALLAce. Judge Barbour
has sentenced William Wallace, convicted of
murder in the second d-gree, for the killing of
Fox at Honcut city, a year since 10 ten wears
Imprisonment in the State Penitentiary.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

NEW INDIAN AGEScY.-The miners, work.
ing on Walkers river, have petitioned COL
Henly 70. the establishment of an Indian
Agency in that neighborhood. 1t is thought
that it would be the means Of saving the ex-
pense of an Indian War.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

EARLY IN THE FIELD.-The Amador Sc,,f,-
mel has brought forward a candidate for Clerk
of the Supreme Court His name is Henry L.
Hatch. He had no politics during the last
campaign, and therefore claims the CIerkship
in 1860.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

HURRAH The public of California will be
glad to learn that Buchanan is about to exhib-
it little dignity after his recent disgraceful
conduct towards the National Democracy.
His sprcad-eagie organs announce that "Mr.
Buchanan is said to be examining proofs in the
State Department for the arraignment oil
Spain in that digniaed' docnmc which he
will present to Congress as soon as organized.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
Salt Lake News.

The Overland Mail arrived Carson Valley
on the 29,h ult with news from Salt Lake to
the 10TH
Major Dodge had been visiting the Pah
Utah Indians. Everything was satisfactory
He was on his return and would visit the
Washocs, to negotiate a treaty and make pres
sents.
Major Chorpcning had completed his sur
vey of the new route. 1t strikes the Hum
bolt ut Gravelly Ford. He estimates the dis
tance at ls0 miles, with plenty of water and
grass Only one more mail will go by Goose
Creek mountains
The report that the Indians had run off the
stock on the lIumbolt, is not correct The
The station keepers were on spree and allow
ed the animals to wander of.
A rich and extensive silver mine had been
discovered near Camp Floyd
Troops had been sent ont 70 keep the Indi-
ans in subjec ton Aalam Valley.
y grand sala day had been held at Camp
Floyd to celebrate the presentation of the Ma
tlona Flag.
A grand mass meeting of the citizens of
those valleys was held on the 29th, TO celebrate
the success Of the overland telegraph.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

CoSFIDENcE--The Salano Herald has been
confidently informed by friend. that the
Marysville and Vallejo Railroad viii be in
operation IN one year. We hope it may.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

BLAST ExrLosIpS.-Two men were recently
severely injured, at Lancha Plana, Amador
county, by the premature explosion Of blast.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
rSs- We are authorized by a gentleman,

ea~ We are authorized by gentleman,
living three and half miles below Hamilton.
to say, that he has colt on his ranch, two and
Il half years old that can beat anything raised
in either Butte, Yuba or Suiter counties, one
mile and repeat, over the Marysville Course,
for silver cup. or a set of harness worth one
hundred doIlars-for a Christmas spree.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

QuIrE iSHaKE.-The late severe earthquake e
in San Francisco, was felt at Stockton, Sacra-
mento and Downie'illc. Its m,st remarkable
effect is observable on the Lecomptouites.
They no longer dcnoaace Douglas as BLACK
Republican, but rejoice in his triumph over
Lincoln. They will experience much louder
awakening two years hence. The Douglas
Democracy viii then make the Lccompton
rascals "quake" all over the Union.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
The People Rejoicing!

AS we write, the booming of yulcan's ar
tillery, ian anvil and the shouts of an exultant
populace greet our ear; and blazing high in
sir is bonfire on the Plaza Inspiriting
speeches have been made by Mr.. T. C. Gran
ger, Hca- S. A. Ballou, and Mr. Rosenbaum is
now addressing the assen.blage We have
only time to note. this briefly, as cur paper is
ready for the press. Three hearty cheers for
the Little Giant are now making the welkin
ring.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
S. W. W. CoUGIEY,
Notice

4 Ill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TIE
~ Estate of Lewis Grandy, DECEASED are hereby re-
quiTcd 10 present the same To the undersigned, his
residence in the town Of oroyIle county Of Butte and
Stmt of California. within his tbs it day
oi i'ecember a 1855. j. w. BUFFUM.
Dec. 4, SO Administrator.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

LYcErx MfSsIREIs.--A company OF Ethi-
opean minstrels, named as aboYe, arc playing
at Auburn, Placer county.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

A Foor RAcs.-A grand foot-race for one
thousand dollars side viii take place to-day
at the Empire Ranch, Yuba county Judging
from the cut with which the advertisement is
illustrated in the Marysville Democrat. the race
is between two tailors
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

RIcn QUARTs.-We learn that 40 ar d Sc
Quartz lead, took out in three days last week,
about eight hundred pounds Of gold. This
claim has long been noted as one Of the richest
among the rich quartz leads of Butte. They
struck vein of decomposcd quartz of remark
able richness
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

DEArH or JUDGE DEIGuAS The sudden
decease of L. P. D,ighan. Esq, Under Sheriff
of Sacramento county, has fallen heavily upon
his numerous friends and acquaintance thro'-
out the State. An esteemed and useful citi-
zen has fallen. lie leaves an interesting fami-
ly in the State of Ohio, and the sad news will
fall like al avalanche upon their hearts.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

RETURNED FROM FRazxR-Henry Hunt
Esq, long a resident of Oroville. returned
from Frazer few days since. lie spent sew
eral months on Frazer and Thompson rivers
prospecting those streams thoroughly. ard Is
well pleased TO find himself once more at home.
We are indebted to him for Victoria papers.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

CABIN BuRSED.-A miners cabin, on the
opposite side Of the river. was destoyed BY fire
on Saturday night. No other damage was
done.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

~ The unscccssful attempt of the Prcsi-
dent to defeat Douglas in Illinois, merely
proves that every Jack is not Giant-kilIer!
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
@ Christmas Ball!
Et AT FHE
- PRAIRIE III U.S..

The subscribers. having become proprietors of the
Prairie House. will give Grand Bail ii~
Christmas Eve December 24th.
TO which they invite the attendance of the citizens Of
Butte County generally. 80
R-The direction Of this ball Is under the imme-
date supervision of Mrs. Hornbrosk Every prepara-
ou has been made to render this the most brilliant
aGAir Of the season.
a9o-sd DAVE sHtSYcE, Propsietns
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOiitG-The Orovilie Com mandary Of
knights TemT lers viii meet at Masoni. I,a on Monday
evening at 5oc!ock Sir Knights are respec,fulIv soc
lcited 10 be prompt in attendance. by order of
R. o. o.GRIDLEY, &C.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

ARE aMArcHEs MADE IN HEAvrs PA
negro in Sonora has white wifs
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
Atlantic News.

The Overland Mail arrived at San Francis
co on the 29th ult., with ST. Louis dates to the
4th.
The great election contest in Illinois has
terminated IN the triumph Of Douglas.
In Massachusetts the Republicans have swept
the State like whrlwind, carrying their en-
tire State aud Congressional tickets
New York has gone Republican by 10000
majority. Corning, Lecompton member OF
Congress from Albany. has been defeated.
From Wisconsin, The returns are meagre
but indicate q Republican triumph
Partial returns from Michigan Indicate a
like result iii that State, although the city OF
Detroit gave majority for the Democratic
State ticket.
Reports from New Jersey Indicate Repub-
lican triumph. Not State has succeeded in
carrying the sinking corpse of Lecomp:on
through the campaign, although the Federal
guillo.ine and the Washington ONION have
been busy in its behalf. The Kansas policy
of Buchanan has not been sustained.
MIR. Mason rctires from the French Mission
in the spring. and also, Mr.. Dallas from the
Court of st. James. Their successors have
not yet been named.
Mr. Wood. OF Georgia. who was President
Of the Cincinnati Convention. has been ten
dered the Mission I'd China, but has not yet
decided whether be will accept it. lie prefer
red going to Austria which mission was given
to j. Clancy James, Mr. Buchauan's pet Le-
comptonite who was not returned 10 Congress.
Mr.. Buchanan should close the system he has
adopted of sending defeated asprants abroad,
by going to China himself His kansas
policy" might create quite Il sensation among
the Celestials
No new contract has been concluded for
the Nicaragua route. The Administration
first require the ratification of the Cass YRS.
sari treaty.
The President has issued a proclamation
against fillbnstering. and if he is not careful,
will have another Commodore Paulding to re-
primand.
The Custom House and Federal bummers
in New York, succeeded in carrying that city
for Lecompton. A great triumph for old
Bucks Navy Yard, Federal Hospitals, &c.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

ILLNors.--In 1856 Illinois cast her electoral
vote for james Buchanan, or as he then styled
himself, the Cincinnati Platform" Atthe re-
cent election, the Federal, Buchanan. Post
masterial party, polled an average of 80 votes
to each county. A fitting rebuke to our ven
erable Chief Magistrates treachery to demo-
cratic principles.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04

VIII. OF THE LATE THos O. I.ARKry.-Tbe
will of the late Thos- o. Larkin has been ad-
mitted to probate in the Probate Court OF San
Francisco. Mrs. Rachel Iarkln and Mr..
Frederick II. Larkiu are the executrix and ex-
ecutor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

Mr.. WILLIAM A. MILLEn has favored us with II
specimen of Coke taken from the Carbon Hill
Mines, in Goochland county. 1t is claimed that
this article contains gas, burns longer than BIZ
luminous coal, gntes as freely, and is more clean
ly. So far as we have been able to test its prop
critics. it has proved to be admirable article of
fuel, with which we are highly pleased.
To obtain coal as infammabe the biumi-
nous, without its noxious gas and dirt is desid-
eratum, and in these respects we should prefer
the Goochland to the Chesterfield coal.
Mr.. Miller has the former sale at his yard on
the basin; price 25 cents per bushel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

PErERsoNs MAGAZINE for December has reached
us thus early, and contains fortysx articles, and
sixty-one embellishments. The first engraving in
the issue is beautiful mezzotint entitled 1.-The
Water Ely" The letter press is composed Of
such articles rs will be read with interest by the
class for whom the work is more especially de-
signed. As this number closes the volume the
present is favorable time to begin new subscrip-
tons The publisher promises great Improvements
in the coming volume. which will contain nearly
1000 pages: from Is to 30 steel plates; and about
500 wo,d engravings. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. au-
thor of Fashion and Famine" and Chas. j. Pc
terson, author of ''Kake Aylesford' are its Edi-
tors. and write erclnsirely for it. Each will give
n new Noveet next year; and they will be assisted
by ali the best female writer's. ''Peterson's Mag
azinc' is indispensable to every lady. Its Fash
ions are always the latest and prettest its steel
Engravings magnificent: its Patterns for the
Work-Tnblc, it's Household Receipts, &c. almost
countless. The price is but two dollars year, or
dollar less than Magazines of its class. II is
tie Magazine for tie hines. To Clubs it is cheap
er still Wig: three copies for IS, or eight for $40;
with q splendid premiom to the person getting up
the Club. Specimens sent gratis.
Address CHARLns j. PErERsoN, BOG Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

MAYoR's CouRT.-There was very little doing
in this Court yesterday The only, cases called,
those Of two slaves arrested the night before
after lawful hours. Both being boys Of good
character and this their first offence they We're
released on promise of future amendment in this
particular.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Election

NEW YORK, NOV. Out of six Wards heard
from in this city, the Republicans have majority.
coukn, Republican, is elected to Congress in
the Goth District
Six scattering. towns give the following vote for
Governor: Morgan, Republican, 1889; Parker
Democrat l49o; Burrows American, 40. In
ten wards in New lork city the vote ms ,mpared
with the vote at the Presidential election shows n
Democratic loss Of 300. American loss of 59i4.
and Republican gain of l16S.
Barr indcpchaoni Democrat. is elected TO Com
gross in the fourth district.
The returns thus far indicate that Gorrit Smith
will not have over one hundred in the city.
Four ;oans in Tompkins county give Republ
gain of 90.
lthica gives Morgan, Republican, FOR Governor
majority OF 60.
Syracuse, Democratic loss upwards Of zoo
cham|lain. Democratic loss 80.
Reynolds Independent Democrat has 1900 ma
GRITTY over Corning. Administration Democrat, in
.hc 18th Congressional District.
City, 9Th Ward, gave Parker 6S7 .maiority.--
llth Ward Parker 1000 majority. 9TH Ward
Parker 1873 majority.
The Petersburg Fair
PErERsnrRo, Nov. About one thousand per-
is very fine:
Markets
NEW YORK, Nov. Flour heavy and prices
unchau@cd Wheat firm no Southern i'll market.
Corn firm.
BMrMoRE, Ncv. 2.-Four steady at s.. Wheat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

PRrsBrTEm,x wIrNEss.-This paper. theorgan
of the New School Presbyterian Church in Virgi
ME aud Tennessee. and which was formerly pub
lished at Knoxville, has. after suspension If
eight weeks resumed publication. and will in flu
ture be printed at Bristol, by J. A. Sperry, Of the
News" The editors Rey's. \. Blackburn
and W. f. Caldwell. The Typographical ezecu-
ton of the Udaess is excellent and its editorials
eyincc no small degree OF talent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

LYxcuBURa CIRcuIT CouRr.-Judge Marshall
presiding The case of the Commonwealth rs.
John r. Daniel, charged with an unlawful assault
on William Moore occupied the whole Of yester-
day-the defendant was fined s2j. Counsel for
.the Commonwealth: Maj. JAS. Garland. Fer the
Defencc Samuel Garland jr., Austin NJ. Tribe,
and John o. L. Goggin.
Court adjourned to meet this morning at ten o.
clock.
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ADV 4 TISE,
Aud arrest the trade of the Great South West

d AM AGENT FOR ALI THE PAPERS o: The LIN
OF the Railroad frum Ly nehburg To Knoxville; all al 10
having large circulation the people Of South
Virginia aud East Tennessee
Pa" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH 6la
IN Any OR ALI OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA III Va Cont House, Va.
VIRGINIA AND IEN>EsS EE NEWS, Bristol
BROW NIuW = kNoANIII.E trcnu.' WHIG
AINDICATOR, .nnrshurough Tenn.
RELIGIOUS lNTnLi.liiENGEK, Morristown Tenn
a aAzETr STAR Lexington Va.
V phMnSfAI' ADlnsaon,v.
s nFMI.GMAs , L'Der,y.va.
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. W..
THE VISITOR Marion S,n} the 60 Va.
VIRGINIA PATRID /, 1ndo pendence, Gray, c., W..
v VAMnfHN Mino. f'ac"s'le. Va
STAR AND HERALD. Chri-tiansburg Va
WY fHEvlLLE TELEGRAPH, }wv,,,;,i Va
WITIIESlf.LE TIMES, "'''''' "
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union Monr' county, Va.
ADVOCATE, J"tcrsonvillc, Tazewell county, Va
REGISTER Danvllr va
THE SOUTH WEST. Pearisburg. Giles county, Va
Persons wishing advertise In ot the above papers al
ind THEIR INTEREST o call the ofr If the
ynchhug Nirrnnn, ur STAIRS, where contracts will toe
made. and advert FORWARDED WITHOUT pfiAY
q. witt also aud forward advertising an PAPER
Ia the nitcl States A WADDlLI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

ANEW GOODA.-JOnN r. DAVIS d. CO.,
~ LYscRBURa, VA, offering for public inspection,
large magnificent stock Of seasonabe DRY GooDs,
consisting part Of all the newest styles Of Ladies' Dress
Goods CIoaks Shals Collars and Sleeves Gloves Hosiery,
Their stock Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vesings is com
plce and special called their stock Of GOODS
FOR SERVANTS, consisting of "a and - failed Cloths.
heavy Sanetts, Plaid Linseys and Blsnkes full stock
House Furnishing Goods consisting part Ut Velvet Brus
sells Three ply Iugran and venan Carpetngs Rugs Floor
OIL CIoths Curtain Materials Table Linens, &C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
CrTY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

HANDSOME DIviDEND.-lt will be seea from the
advertisement published in another column. that
the President and Directors Of the Farmers and
Merchants Saving Institution ofthis city, at their
recent meeting, declared semi annual dividend
of fire per cent. This simple announcement con-
stitutes the highest compliment that could be pass
ed ON the faithfulness and efficiency of the officers
having the interests of the Institution in charge
The managers of our Theatre are determined to
give our citizens performances of such tyne
can scarce fail t. meet remuneratve compens;>
ton. With Il company Of talented performers
their Exhibition of Monday evening last, although
not so largely attended as could have been desired
was sufficient to ensure further patronage more
particularly, since the season will necessarily be
short. This evening Dieid Coppepie'd and u
good farce comprises the bill. All who have read
Dickens novel Of Ddrid Copperfeid, will scarce
fail to attend for it is, undoubtedly, one of the
best Dramatizcd plays ever produced. ldr JonX-
SON, Uridh Heep. in which he is said TO excel
ought to be sufficient to ensure full house. BY
request of the managers, we beg leave to inform
the ladies, that the seats in the middle aisle are
expressly reserved tor them. Let oil who desire
tosrend an evening pleasantly attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

Row AT JAcKSoNTowN.--A mile or two distant
from our city, there nourishes delecabe village,
named in honor of the hero of New Orleans, and
the patron saint of modern Democracy. Thecom-
munity in question partakes largely of the char
acteristics distinguishing the old hero. and the
party he founded-they are bellicose and pugna-
cious to the last degree, and their diurnal free
fights are conducted on principles the most demo-
cratic-the matter of is not Mt all regarded in
these interesting meetings That portion of the
human family usually regarded as the weaker
branch, resident in this town, claim no immunity
on that score, but on all suitable occasions pro-
claim their ability to defend themselves from the
assaults of all enemies. This is the general rule
regulating the conduct of the female dcnizens of
.Jacksontown, but even here there is occasionally
presented an exception to the established custom.
One Of these exceptions came to our hearing yes
terday. The circumstances of this case are AS fol-
liws: On Sunday night last Moungeon gentle
man. named William Brackens. feeling somewhat
socially inclined, resolved to make q visit to one
Of his neghbors. Miss Nancy jackson, the party
visited, hearing rap at her ball door, at once re.
paired to that opening to ascertain the cause OF
such demonstration at an hour so unreasonable.
Miss jackson says the first salutation she received
meeting her neighbor Brackens, was IL sad
thump across that part of the body which in per-
Of her is regarded the least liable to ro-
ceive injury from conclusion. The weapon used was
achar, and the result of it's was to stretch her
body in a horizontal position on the floor After
this successful feat, the bellicose Brackens admin
istered to her PROSTATE form. sundry. and divers
kicks and thumps. A little grandson of the MUIR
ed female being present unfortunately came IN Tor
~ tho worst fsoture in tho whole proceeding. The
l;.,,n fo,,nn, rras n,,orIr holn,oss and haruloss
and IN y;r,a of This Foo; shonld bove esconnd ,he
~anoeance IF the wrothrnl Rrackensonot So how.
arns thnn,h, ,bot ,rnrhr wbo IN r,rthoro nnna.o-
,nent If b;s f,rv n;cIed nm the child and p;tched
:. =; AZ g. r.; ,,s1,olt,, a.. ooso j., Gao ,o
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M RRTED.

On Tuesday morning, the I'd inst, by tho Rev
W. IL. Kinekle Rev. WV. II. WuKERsnN of som
crville, Tenn, to Mrs OIwAYANNA RonkRrs, Of
this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

FREIGHT TRApE.--There were received n, the de-
pot of the VA X Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday
So loaded cars. consisting Of 4.39l bu .hels of
Wheat. 81 barrels of Flour. 3o,092 pounds Of
Tobacco, and 5000 pounds of Miscellaneous,
There were sl6 loaded cars sent West the ID inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MELriNa.--Therc are
regular meetings for prayer, ut the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association ut o'clock.
The ladies invited to attend.
aug lS-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

PRESBYTERIAN SYNoD.-The Synod of Virginia
(South,) will meet in Portsmouth, Va, ills morn
ing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

uUsTiNGs CouRr.-The vacancies in this body
created by the resignation of Chas. W. Statham
and the removal of David p. Reese, will be filled
at the next meeting of the Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

m I. o o R OIL CLOTH AND WINDOW
T. sHADES-A second Spring supply of these Goods d.
the manufacturers. Styles and beauti
full. Come and sec them. 3. N. SIMPSON
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