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LHNCIIBTRG COLLEGE.


fHNIF fourth nnnua session of rhs III
u on the 18Th September
I,e location IL nf the hcahi ri aud NJ tr.i
III" and the study lth CLASH al
Scstii', clnn to that ui III, best Am iican coli,
r., Military D,phrim, vii h" thcicnv nian' nucd uu
der he at NJ j T. Blarkrnslp. duhr E tl" Viz
ginh Mira, institute. aud more rerrnt, connected win the
Inied States & ast Sur,,y.
several fessors will have lrsYr charge nf the
Grammar school, young vii, be thorou. hy pre-.
college iu, In 81
FAsU IvH ".
RsHERT l.. BEoCKITT Trosidcnfi lrofessor Of Nnn
raj Tirn"o
LNunGrs q MArHfws. A. NJ. Professor of Latin and
Belle 1'tr,s
Pa Caarit A. b. Professor Of the Greek Languapa aud
IiicRtur"
BLa>Kr>snir Professor of Mathen,, sand Ins,ruc.
a Ta'tlrs
R~ W. " wALHrR, Pr'fes.,r OF Moral AMI Mental Sci
AMI "i History
GARLANp. A NJ. Professor Of Constitutional 1nw.
DA LANGnoKSf, NJ H., Prof ss"r of Anatomy aud Phys
,oog
Cnstrrr ApoLrHo SAnTon IL u, rr ,fcssor of Modern
Lannag,a -
EXPENSES
Bard 81 per week; washing ~ o. per month fuel and
Iga &t0s term Tuition Eco la tho Grammar School and
$50 n the Collegiate Department tor h,li session
II Catalogues containing inriler information. rnn be oh
tainJ by addressing The President. 5.is
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON ID. C.

'vNlF undersigned respectfully innins hs frIens anl Tho
public gcnrIHy, that His lot. has been .nlars
"ib> the addition "i twenty hvoaIgo ini!os AMI thnmhrrs
ns' impruv'n ait, hH, h,c made
Tho Hotel proper viii h nahrs Inn all hn make
ts their h"m, Whilst ih' Mrtrop" that shall n
r'un /" for and rc,se lie hnrs by snict
attention TO the wants {" hi guests to merit continuance
ih, patronage rally nc>iuw I'd upon hm her
fhs is the only "t which charges less than % 30 day
mvtdiyI l. q SMITH, Proprietor
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SPECIAL. NOTICE
To AGENTS and CanVasaers
GEa. FRANCIS B. DEANE. Jr., & SON,
LYNCuB ik' VIRGINIA.
M.>u' ACTuRFRs oF

CHILLED RAsLnOAD ID CAR WHEELS.
NHEY prepared to execute promnty orders 10
tent Tor their WHEELS male ercsirey Of the bss pir
ginid Cold Blast Charcoal P1.
REFTR
JOHN r. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia aud Ten
Raiioa Co
EDWARD IL. GILL Esq, Superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond RAilr6 al Co.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad TO
MI. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Maehinist Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Co.
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE. Master Machnist Virginia Central
Railroad Co.
JOSEPH r ANDERSON, E.f., Richmond, Va
Messrs. MOKRISS. TANNER q co, do
FRANCIS MALLORY. Lsq, President Norfo!k and Pc
fersburg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq Chief Engineer Norfolk and
! petersburg Railroad Go.
ADAM DENMEAD. Esq. Baltimore, Md.
D. WYATT CO, Charleston 8. G. !
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON Er1. NH q. Ala.
WILLIAM q SWAN Esq. Knoxville Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTOH. Pcns.-o.A Florida
The bnsiprss the LANHIIORNE FOUNDRY, Will here.
ter be conducted by the subscribers under the rm Of D.
T. ZANE, JR. Il Son. /. u. DEANE, JR,
ap l5-c2tawts +. BROWNE DEAEE.
In l. q q OIL CLOTH AND WINDOW
u sHADES-A second spring supply ot these Goods d.
rect from the manufacturers Styles and very beau
ful. and go thsm. B. n. SIMPSON
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A CANADIAN VOLcANO.--A bona 6de voloaue il
said to exist in Canada, about 1870 miles cnp the
Ga,incnn river. and it may account for the many
shocks Of earthquakes fels In that vicinity. sl'
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ts per annum and weekly a. Invariably in ad
vance, athcrwe % 80 will be- chsrgedn al No paper
will discontinued sept the option OF the Proprstors
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form weekly and then 80 cts
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Advertisements Intended both papers subject spe
II outraet
r Annual adv ersers will be limited to their immediate
bushes, or the charged transient rates
f An Advertisements appear In the daily and tri
~ Obituary notices wheh exessd eghtlines charged
afehly for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

A letter from the West Coast Of Africa, dased
October l2th says it is very sckly on that e6sut.
A French war steamer had Lost Is usans Within
two weeks An armed vsssol fram the same sten-
mcr Ind impressed a I. ench sailor from the brig
Rockingham of Salem. 's 90 eRa
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PsusslA,-Thsre 10 semsthinS very. bushjne
in the account which has tsen Riven y ~ xoS1
ofthe departure Of the stricken King n pfussis
from his palace of P0esdan. sfles sesi6ning the
powers II govsrnmsnt ipto the banda q Ia kepth-
er, tho Prince of Prussia We ara told ~ q. sys
witness tsays the Baltimore ExcAanSs hsWspepSr)
that an immense crowd aayenblsd at the railway
station and greeted the retiring unssrsA with
snthusastic shouts and earnest wishes tbr his ~
turn in good health; that sll along the line Of tbs
railway, as the train passed similar crowds greet-
cd tho royal party with shosts u ..Lons me shs
kinK;" and that Ht Anhault the expression oesyn.
pathy for the sufs,i ing maaarch was - s1sstsne.
ly evincsd that the King uoysrsd his face With
his hands, and. with tears rolling down his checks
exclaimed add essing the Prince Of Prussia apo
you hear thme shouts. williamf Awf baldspyss
sceiderchsni Good byep Ar yssoiri There
was not, says the writer. ~ dry tear q the sts.
ton. II il impossible to describe The emotions Of
the Princem Prussia. The Queen sobbsd aloud,
aud every man present wept" 3, fell the curtain
upon the frat King If tho House Of Brandsnbarg
that ever surrendered during his lifetime bis reyal
plerogatives into tho hands of another. There 10
touch of nature in the little episode .ws have
Just recorded which brings the actoD into close
relations with tho general heart, and tsschss IN
tho moral that Kings aud commonsrs ase alike
subject TO ''the ills that fssh 10 heir to," that oil
stations have their cares and that svsry man,
whatever may be his position IN lifs must bear a.
best ho may the burden that has been imposed
upon him. To Prussia the transfer Of sovereign
powers from King. afflicted with periodical re-
turns Of lunncy, to Prince Regent in full posscs.
sion OF al his faculties and ambitions Of Gle, ating
his country to the first rank in tho 0ermanic Con-
federation. cannot be otherwise than . cause for
unalloyed satisfaction. a.f8..
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N. GCGGE\HEINIER

ZXorLD respectfully eail The a'tcn'o of his fri nl1 and
w pulc his large and well selected stock n Dry
Goods Boots Shoes Ac rac lar attention has been paid
aides Goods Of every de scriron, style and quality
Ladies' of silks b" supplied n ia'k ,"i'cd
Is cents to g. 30 yarhs stock Of Mefinncs Nous
hn Apaccas sod as To price and quality
The largest stock Cloaks Shavls Ar hne
brnngh this MAJ ket can be fo"n herewith ch"ice
selection of Sh,-n h'h "Aaniin". vii bu tound
Also lot "r r''s trtsmercs, Acwlih n
good stock heavy Wo"cr 7r farm hands, t,nk"s &r
Buyers invited 10 gi,r my stock an exanirHi,"n
r.a.,, " III do ", II to ke III before
go.ug North. GCddENliElMEh-
Rep copy
A,NIT VI ACnuNEs.-We arr Agent. fpr tb~
- DAN PEASE.IH,' snpci 't S"i T MACHtH.>s winch
arc II Mi"rs Wi find greatly ~ heir IN.
trros u,r these mac hines Vreiricnc" IA nv hers
person Wishing thun can do 80 by calling
stnr,
We refer Mcssrs Ianghornc Johns Who nsnR
III, So machines IRBi d SAUNDfP|
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me "o'Ipi IhA"hp''Ior .'"u.rs WIZ ~
nemoer '''e "o.n" ""ns m, ." ."' "n". VI @ "e
Weh'y'TA'n r !" .AS. oI'noe.' ','' ~ toaIE na"
na",eu rrh'c's u9u:y. 'sAo NV W. ,,.,. ~.
n'H 'a'neI' a',iy "' 'nei s;n;,ia ne'' NJ 60, tJ.'
~ hree..a''u n,s suu.eqaon. su.o,ue a u"uuy'
.ne HeP m'her oi tno young npnsesnsss n:s.n re
ec's'eu 'ro''' hut "ou"u' 20 !" o' ''"''ue'0u ou'
o' "nnger.
- hr. u"u..y n''o III ~. r WY ''t so''sotLI
que y, '"e ",u".s upo', VI. "eau "As sn'rHy T.y
nea,en, p.. ..'o '.'.ts ,, a.s T"' s.y .'I ~. .h
oIh'' Pro'ruaes " 'n' s'ae vi "".l pu' :,i uaH
hnniy bc restored to health li's s'ae has not yot
recovered fr"m the Lnralytlc shock conHequent
upon the afiecton OF the BRAN. Tho gaivanic
battcry IL to aPpiied no oon hs the strcnG,h
OF the patent VIII admit OF IL. Mr: oosiuy
has not yet been informed OF inc SUICIDE oi MS
son:
Young Nathaniel Is eonvaiescent being ape
to sit up IN bed and converse. Charles IL Also
beter, put maRes very $40" ProRIuss. =, =,
The servant girl Murphy is still in the New
York li"pitaI, where every attention 10 pa,d 70
her. The doctors believe she wlii recover "reat
numbers visit the house IN Ihirt'eth street. but
nne are permitted to ace the afflicted except those
appointed to watch them during the day and their
relations ana pny"c'ana. i"s 1ecoyery :" snls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

A Ceylon paper contains an account Of some
brick making works which turn out about e, 900
bricks day, six miles from Colombo. The clay
for brick-makng Ia prepared by slsphsnts- The
wild and tame work together. and both attempt
to shirk their work by endeavoring 70 put their
feet in old foot prints; instead Of In the sot, IN
troddeu mud rtsil iaaHf.~,if.5 =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

NOTICES rF THE PRESS
From among the hundreds OF favorable n"'ies from tho
respectable ous at The couty at our heap edition
Of 1tvmps"nr's 1iaH's and Explorations in Afr'a we
At sounds IL descriptions strange wonderful sce,es
people and il couny 'nn''l new t" III" ''i zc
world aid aitorrihcr W. regard MS "t Of III" h'r int'r
e-ng 'ooks issued within the past yeari"''y De~orGi,
P0urrson ~ j.
"Its eniha,icaiy edition f@ the people, and Judging
from the pid with which n.e'itg iny aplrc.
cAted bv them. -fhri"tda Fireman, io'f"a
he book haNrE great and viii be read hv
reading man woman al child N "a, -, wed ns "hcr lands
"1hc work is finely illustrated .i' printed, AMI hrmly
bound thus ens ever. respect tne demand tor P"
sorih Africa rra'."rs who would hav" de
ight reang any hour will not be disappointed
with truth wrc y say that seldom is presented to the
sruciion III. in sli,i 70" volume Is handsome
y illustrated aud presn that nnign" "po "anrr " esir
.r which Mr. Bradley publications are noted -fsm'y Mag
This interesting should be in the hands every
Interesting vase. OF adventures ul INSTRUCTION and
Ten i"u,'t c"ics 1t Is stated have been sold
in one month" h"-A@1"rn Am,r'ra.
AZ to great advantage in tins edition Will nndmt'"i
lie al instruction aud amusement "--.uurday Post
-, The eii,ion Of Dr. I,a.'I tno,,.d by !.
"Ns publications, it Is excelc"ty s'tten up-7wSa Asita
We can recommend edition Of DIR Li,nssores Trav.
els publshd by Bradley of Philadelphia, aseveiy way
coy so ,epd pd !, over all Fraaa Less MasasinG
CAUTION Tie attention OF III Publisher hss been called
purious editions ri this work pu, firth as Narratives #
Or L,ns.,ones rsvr In Az lea onrs is the oly cheap
Al edition of tins work published, aud contains
all N, important matter Of the English edition. which is sold
dutTts.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Agents and Canvassers 4!
We have recenily published able
iui,ug the Pu hLlC and pKItA LIFE Il LOUIS Ma
Pt)IEON ith hi graphical s,ces of hs Distinguish
I'd MINISTER'S GENERALS AND FAVOkIrES. and Il.
IN A HISTORY bring cnmIie History ,ndia and the
PR SENT WAR; the ANhEL AND TIE l,EM,'N a
thrilling hy r. Arthur; LIFE OF DIR L.
X KANE and the Distinguished American Explorers, &c.
g.:
These with for Extensive Catalogue NJ Popular
,oks gives ssnab!r i>t Publications
offered Agents and 10 whom of.r the
List which l. Fl. any
p Of the United States t'ct l3 r2n's.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

4 OOk TO NOUN COA1. 4 WOOD Hills.
~ W. lust received nnu'h,r .upry The e,
NWtor and r COOK STOVES. Tor wood snd rnal whit,
wer" s. un'nsy admired at the lat" Agricultural aud Me
fanh fu Nis lnc" by thr great sa,iug iuel,
ihct n'sN ni sth their Superior finish and nr opera
non In Tho tnris d. partm of cooking they
'slsed |" be the Stoves We have
atoprcr Rr.crv" ~ h"t U"ioi, which cry n eat
'"n.t tnl"nrc Ia furnishing hot water NJ all times without
s'"nal fuel h"ing hcnod by the smoke Ipr aud without
iserietnp with the cooking arrRng MS e the steve
its Hiss 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
S.Eeu NASlI'S TRIAL PIANOS
ux Sales Successful.

&s1NASlI's TRIAL PIANOS!
u Sales Successful.
RESPONSIBILITY IN EVERY PARTICULAR
We have Tor ,wc,y odd year. bee" engaged In the i4sno
Forte insncss and sal shave bern steadily hug
WHY ~ rnuss
This Is surely e' nc" NJ h snprthniiy of "nr Pisnna
We lav, sold h' nsanis thr-e Z" the prominent
gcrrrai, ,u III, tundam and II trinsi
rally III, b o f their me AID 10 them always
klad I" iccf for In 'ntsnrr nave INSTRUMENTS tailed to
satisfy the dcmands "i III, mesi "xaeti"g taste
To pesns having iuuhis IL " here the BEST PIANOS
are 10 he purchased. W. zmpl, say
TAKE aurs 0pon Tctno"
Then why purchSsr from travelling Apcns concerning whose
rsrn'iit, YOU kho" m thing whose Plano. have not nn
de gnr thus the :, nth ard when such liberal Induce
m,his TOO are offered In lotersbnrs Virginia by
anga' 's sy.sm"rr STREET
~ ANOnOlsk sNBN>sslnCs sss!.-Asn may
nn b"uplt in ncl burg g"d In any ether
market with r,gui,r tsl.nss added In ns'irrt ,sef
well ~ tr the ruch a. the farming immunity pub
il thar Tact niond T., Keep hand I'd supply of all
III" mrSi Ftt hrs aud deal nor "tpr than
any other h'nac IN the In hcn think L. safely
ttat can sch cheaper than other m,sc Il ,'tauly
10 h" interest nj III" timr,s Ia pa,rnsc me- because -r hy
hly cnal tn purrha-" Fertilizers at "a low
her market ii all Risks and trouble Please
sol-tt t and h"n 'lsa new oher i"r sale,
tore - arriyr.--
.H Tons \, | A Peruvian t;hano.
ln Ree.c's Manipulated ,.nann,
ltn " A"mbr,rn lunp nud arund
80 " H. .wn Gusnu
N e Elhir Island Gn,no,
100 " riarri- Lump al,d tronrd,
IS e" kruhwr la Potash aud P,nHrr,
""i Sh'ks Liver OIL fal prime qualify
Farm hNing tn, Canal b.ian iynshhurs be sup
p'd Al h,r landus> ii ilc, VI AXE engagements oncs
NM \ MILLER. Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
IMMENSE SAVING OF FUEL!
LARGE AND Splendid STOCK OF
Cooking, Parlor, ONCE, Church and 1ac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &ct

Cooking, Parlor, Odice, Church and 1ao-
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, 0Ct
U. 5. BLISS CO., ss,s cid
INVITE attention ~ tho very attractive dlspay Of all
and Winter Goods which they have been receiving fOr oIr
past comprses sha vsa0 ap4 best
ssred If any offered In this Market asd We cad oer
unhsua Inducements IN prices. ssiA- = Fh.
II Cooking Stoves Tor wood and eo4 ear
not he exreed economy and cenvenlencs -
Psor Soves and Radiators for wood aud coe!
,un worthy the attention Of pafchAsers
Church etoves Of neat deegn 80 Dess
In operation Once church aud Factory Stoves Al Sysss
e.-.ch. medium and low prced and adepsss - he
wants VI all.
The Morains Star Cooking Rasss entirely sst ssss.
and superior ell othcrs that have precsd~d HAyng e.
Iargcd our Sales Rooms 1ouble their tornT cSaE aaA
made onr purchases early
persnnall, from the leading roandrks 0e Nets4 Qaee
feel confident of being able 70 supply " p yert Nh
and uton beter teFms 49, 49, veesee
sseu this marksiaa the osBvs and Nu1ga
second DIOR below The Market, Maia s,ssss sES
octl.ta q .A4I9& 8 EO
EMENCY YCH. alLL-sTSi Ia Aa.
save 70 inform NIL ewnsrss 1ulfe & ~
!: ! ! ]
wrishts, and tbs pubic that they " Akk4lHJM
continue to make 20 order, and ksep Nl$xfEKE2N
constantly hand Frsnsh BURR lEx$t1~N
MILL STONES, Of all dimsasl.nA
and superior workmanship being VSYYSXEV
made frUm BURR Hooks salscted w. V~b/3(SHvY
them from the best quaTrles IN Tsaoee. - IaEkEH
Tho. also keep on sale Coogae, Go ,NkT
Blocks Bolting ClotS, CasInsd rasssr eePssA Wssoi
lc Cement, &c. .-5t fs.zsa.s.
Orders with satisfactory reference any M ~ tspa
cities promptly executed MORRIS TRMbLH-sT
successors Rgsutsa, Aoeue QS
West Falls Avenue. near Pratt seress M5H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

n n u RS APA RK LING SCOTCH ALB
WA Ale made from hope and put In Stone Juss-
Az medicinal agent ranks among the st Of M kind Soi
b. fnov l3dss1 J. II. THOMPSON = co, DruggS6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

NTOUNTAlN COAE!!-Wr beg leave to rnli I
lVu the attention OF the citizens of Lynchhurg to ntl'
of COAL whrh raising from the celebrated coal bSs
of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLE, oil Montgomery Comfy.
This has been tried by of the citizens Of Ly nc
burg, and In instance given satisfaction.
Price for NO Lump
We will have always hand article Of his Coal suita
bic burning Stoves whch will sell 70
bushe Call and see it
IT. Always hand large stock.
BY permission we refer to the following gentlemen:
CIV. BUTTON. gro N. RuCKER,
N b THURMAN. w. v. MosBY
JOHNSON 4 60
CHRISTIANS. WHALING & siOETAGUE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

uDUDaTEADa! BEDsTEADs!!:--lss Gothic,
torn,hian Jenny Lind. French Elzabeban, Pain and
Fancy Cottage BEDsTEADS Of every variety and p-ee
or, .ltsi l.. WINSTON & cos
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

The anniversary of our National
Independence is near at hand; an APP
psopriate observance of the day, is a
patriotic duty, which every citizen owes
bis countrsmAAsaeeurrence to the causes
9ttue American revolution, and to the
principles embodied in our declaration
Of independence, deserves well to be
annually observed by the people
The nations birth day, is sometimes
observed proftably and sometimes
not. There is no appropriateness in
mere noise, bewildering display or ex-
cc>sive qualification ofpassion. Unless
there be mixed with the festivities OF
the day, something instructive and cal
culated to increase a sense of virtuous
patriotism, then proftless results will
follow. If the liberties Of our country
achieved by our fore-tathers, are to be
porpetuated, it must be by the ascendan.
cy Of correct principles, and an intelli
gent exercise of the privileges which
have been secured to us.
Whether our citizens intend to let the
approaching anniversary of our indie,
pcndenca pass without some proper ob.
>ervance, is not yet determined. We
have heard ofno movement yet.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

Il IIl1 L KIN l1NU.- w nave JiluS IdT
laid nothing of the action of tAe Com
non Council in respect to the city print
| az for the present year. The Tribune
/ / Telegraph Office soon after the or
Limitation of the present Council, ma de
4 proposal for doing the city printing.
THIS proposition was not accepted; the
Council deeming it too high. We have
been charged with making an attempt,
to extort extrayagant prices for print
! ing, because we set our price at what
some persons thought to be high. We
are willing to submit it to practical
printers, whether the price we asked
was exorbitant. There seems to
be a prevailing sentiment that printers
must work cheap, and especially all
printing Of general public nature must
be performed at a mere nominal com
pensation. For instance, it is argue d
that the proceedings of the Common
Council are matters of general interest,
and therefore newspapers shouldpublish
them az news articles. To a limited
extent this may be true; the proceedings
are Of local character and may inter
Is. city readers; out of the city, they
cannot be important. But suppose it
be admitted that the transactions of the
city council are matters of public inter
est, does it follow they ought to be
printed for nothing, or even a nominal
sam Let us illustrate An individual
las desirable kind of property to dis
pose ola property which it will ac-
commsdate very many to hear of why
not advertise the property for nothing,
because the public will be benefited by
giving it publicity? Every advertise
ment, notice, or other matter printed in
a newspaper, is presumed to be mat
ter Of interest or benefit to some of It's
readers. If therefore printers were to
do business on the principal of publish
ug every thing which has any general
interest about it without compensation
how long could they survive? Every
honest trade and profession, has its Just
nights
In view of the improper motives and
Intentions which by some had been at
ri1ped to us, (unjustly we think in the
matter Of city printing, we concluded
Inst week to propose to the Common
Council, to print their proceedings, or
dioances, &c. during the year, and leave
it entirely to them to allow us just what
they might deem proper. There may
perhaps be some, who will find fault ev-
en- with this proposition; we think how
syer,most people viii. deem,.it fair. We.
aye not disposed to attribute any wrong
i.lstjou to the Council in respect to
I city printing; they have doubtless
Aeu actuated by a desire to proper
economy in the affairs Of the city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

The Jetcs Want Is Years Morc-A
converted Jewish Rabbi has been ad-
dressing religious meeting in New
York. The papers
"Report him as having said that he
had recently received letter from En-
gland, giving an account of the meeting
of Rabbis in that country to discuss the
question whether Christ was the true
Messiah, and that they had agreed, # tile
Messiah did not come IN fifteen gears to
accept Christ as the true Messiah.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

LATERAIN Theunpreceden-
ljbeayyrains oflast week seemtohave
reached over a wide eXteut. The pa
pyrs from various sections Of the coun-
Try report damages occasioned by the
food-in many instances to large
am.unt. In this section farming opera
ueus have been greatly retarded for a
namoer Of weeks on account of the con-
turned wet weather. Corn planting has
oeen but partially finished. The roads
have been rendered in a measure inn
passable, and most of the railroads have
sustained considerable damage.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

SIDNEY SMITH SAYS IT is not that
the world hates piety. The modest and
unobstrusive pietv which fills the heart
with human charities, and makes man
gentle to others and severe to himself,
is an object of universal love and vene-
ration. But mankind hate the lust of
power when it is yelled under the gsrb
of piety. They hate cant and hypoeri-
cy; they hate advertisers and quacks
IN piety; they do not choose to be in
suited; they love to tear folly and inn
pudence from the place which should
only be sanctuary for the righteous
and good.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10


A NOBLE GlRL.-A few days since, a
landslide took place at deep cut on
the Pittsburg and Connelsville Railroad
opposite to McKeesport, Pa, where
there is also a sharp curve. A daugh-
ter of John Drayed, perceiving the dan
ger of the approaching train, instantly
crossed the river and ran down to the
track, waving a red handkerchief, by
which she succeeded in stopping the
train just in time to prevent disastrous
collision. The railroad company, by
the way of appreciation of her bravery
and presence of mind, have given her
a free pass over the road for many years
to come, and made stopping place for
the trains near her fathers for her con,
veniencs.