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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17
Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis X. r.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.


V0S~s lease Chto00o for st. Louis and txtsrOas-
dt0Se pS10sS.
Accommodation Train, (sunday's excepted) 0S0AM
Express Train, (Saturday's excepted) II l0Ph
Tr0tns Is0cs 81. LoutsIor Chicago and intersns
didte psdces.
Accommodation Train, (sunday's excepted) ! OOA y
Express Train (saturday's excepted) SS0Pn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
oars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ingtou, Sprin gneld, Oarlinvlle and Alton.
vii rains run this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad At
Joliet, making this the shortest qulckst, and most
Liable route between st Louis and New York. Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central Il. 1t Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
I'm Great Western Of Illinois 1t Springfield, for
Decatrv and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from CHICAGO
9Th daily line OF Packets at 81 Louis for Keoluk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for Ill places mentioned above
be procured all the principal ticket oess In the
United States, and ct he o0dces
In St, louis IL Chicago
Foot OF w Arlington Az IS Dearborn street, oppo-
snue, on Lsvee. site fremont House.
RIOH'D P. MORGAN, JH., eupt.
Bloomington, Jan. l. 1865. feblSdn
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Mems and BOys'ClOlhiny

To be found West OF Chicago. We .hall also con
TIME IN" manufacture OF Custom WORK Cal and
sc Us. We offer cur present store for rent On the
most liberal terms.
Febidtf r. II PARKS & Co.
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AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
|Shicsse 70 et. Louis vis 81 Louis, Alton Chica'o
~ Il =, all the way by Railroad.
OAsnyJS0 SHE 0KsAT AnksicAu AND U. 3. MALE
The only direct and rslisbe route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
soute.
Tratns leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island r, corner Of Ven Buren and sherman sts.
et. Louis Day Espress-l0,s0 n-Daiiy, (sundays
o1csptod) arrive ~ II. Louis II 30 same evening
q. Louis uight kxpress-lV. 30 n-Dsily, arrive
q -. Louis i1;sO neat morning.
Day ssprsss-s,oo An-Daiy. arrive at Chicago
$50 p NJ.
Night Espress-2;%s m-D.iy. arrive at Chicago
fraIns run directly through without change of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago TO st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Jacksonville, NAples and all points On he
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas Cumberland aud Ten
ness.e Rivers taxing the above route VIII be sure
Of making connections and arriving In 1t. LOUIS on
advertised time avoiding u. vexac,ons delays OF the
ctrcuitous route via LaSalie Peoria ans Illinois river
saving tweI ~ -four hours time being 81 miles less
distance TO Bloomington. IS less TO Springfield "
lees TO 81. Louis aud Is less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
~, LASAile, Rock Island and central Iowa
A. Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad for
Clinton. WaynesVtlle end Decatur, and with stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoris junction with Peoria Oluawka Il
Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekin, Brin-
neld, Slmwood, Knoxville. Gslesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
Al Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiucy aud Keokuk, the most expeditions and reis-
bic route u eli portions of n Missouri.
Al 81 Louis with Daily First Glass STEAMERS for
New Orie .ns and intermediate points on the Lower
Mississippi AID with regular lines Of packets for
Kansas, IT Joseph and oil points IN the Missouri
Tennessee, Cnmbe rlnnd aid Arkansas Rivers.
Through Tickets can b. procured TO MI Eastern
Railroad Onices- At the Con panys Once ~ DEAR
born street, opposite the fremont House and IT the
Michigan Southern aud Rock Dspots, corner OF Van
Buren, amp Sherman SITS.
Responsible Baggage Men will DO at the Depots 10
all the vsrions lines coming into the city to check
baggage through to any point desired on the line.
A. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling, Oen'I Agent. Caicago. locl0n
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LEGAL.


NJ Office Il hereby oivsn thse Mr. Basvvy west
~ fau has purchased the eDt re tfcet sDd nxtuy~-
VI tne News Room in LeCisire Row lately ecrupioi
oy John 6ilet. The business will be carried On Il
we same place. - well - q the Twin CITY HsSk
store ~ II u. Starr accent for me.
Dated Davenport usust .5,h 1855
spg1eu HARVEY WrSTPALL
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office

3 hereby given that the subscriber aaz been dsi
: appointed administrator upon N. estate Of Wi
tchroeder, late Of Soett county, aecs.s.d
All persots having claims against TIE es,s,. I'm
presenf them for settlement, and ali Indebted are
required TO MAKE irnr.eiisse yssm.nt D. ire sus
srlber SAMUEL SYivKtTER
aug25-w3w AsntuI.,r.,@r
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And are prepAr "a g. shos n, 10 ea "a friends
ana customers. and ~ many new ones choose "a
Sor u. We iesy. this week for New York and pss-
ton, where We wi purchase and bring o. This city
the richest and most stock for tine Fprfr
snd summer Trade, ever orerei ia this market at
wholesale ahi Rttsn Piomptei 4 y our sucrsSs the
past year, feel arrured thai First Glass Cloth,
and Tailoring Establishment l. much needed sud We
take II npcn ourselves 10 open such an one rt sting
TO our maa' friends :or IT. sufp IT. We business
strictly On the one price pr ncipie and
article lJet25-!tfl X. II. PAkks h Co.
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Cs.'s
,rllrza!1'|E SHIPS.
srsss~
ANGLO SAXON, NORTH AMERICAN,
INDIAN, NORTH BRIfON, tnew)
NOVA sCcTiAE, new --, fnswJ
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, IN Ter contract with the
Canadian Government I" transport the Mails
Date. Of sailing.
Every n .ssrn. st Saturday Every alternate Ssanes
from tue ga Of NAY day from tss ss,n o. Apt
During the winter months these vessels connect
| with the grand TEUsK RAILROAD at Portland
Rates Of Passage.
From Chicago 10 Liverpool, VIZ Mich. Central,
Grea, western and GRAND TRUNK RAIL
ROADS and Steamers,
lst Class. 10 SlVo
sccor ing TO accommodation
Steera2e SAL
including cooks ed provisions.
From LiUeapoo1 to Chicago, via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
LIST ClAss.... S96 to Si1s IS
Steerage.. sol 20
inclu ling Co sked provisions.
A fully qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Raoh pas engpr ticketed through will be allowed the
same quantity Of baggage Free by Railroad Is by
Steamer 20 cubic feet for zach cabin AMI 10 feet
for each storage pas sengcr.
special trains from Quebec with the Malls and
Pas sengers are dispatched on the arrival OF each
Steamer.
II will be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line as beaten other In crossing
the Atlantic, the average passags of the Conard
and Collins lines a. by the annual tables in the n
XerdM during 1857 being
Esstvdrd. Westtcdrd.
Canadian l.. 10 Is canadian lineil 10
The longest passag' made ty The Canadian Line
were II days to Liverpool and IL days Quebec
The Collins Line have made cages Of Is to 70 days
and the Cunard Line OF ID to II days.
Por passage or freight from Chicago 10 Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, apply TO
wARRACK,
Agent Of the o 8 8 90
aprls-dtf-CHs No 90 Dearborn 1t, Chicago.
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AtwStor'S Patent First Premium
FIFTEEN DOLLAR
ENaetlN SesCtseg Machine.

ExosLInD By none for practical utility. simple
~. STABILITY OF beauty. 1or sale - FA1
HANDS, No. ~. y 81 seconA stsooes opposite the
HCiaise House. The pablio ere ree0esesully Mvi-
~ 70 call end GRamlooi - themaGlVeo.
AuG1oaf
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Fl H MO r.,

= - - -SA - ~ "a :.
HARDWARE ON C0HMISSIoN.-Th ,us=e-I-
L Ter has removed his entire stock of IiARpwsAk
to his new store In Nichols Bioek, corner 81 Sscsr.
aud Brady streets, sign OF the BROAD ANE where
he Will keep on hand general assortment VI goods
In his line
Ca RPENIFR.S, BETYL rs
BLAChSNI7IiS, Nj CHINLSTS,
7INNNERS AND FARMERS
will here find n larle and wei assorted stock o,
Shell and NG0ry Ifardfrarr
which Will BE- sold b. the undersigned a. ten to
twenty five yer less than ever before on red la
THE market.
Country dealers can buy ST this store 81 a. low
rates a. at 81. LcuIs or Chicago. Cal and exsmme
before purchasing elsewhere.
7on.ltf 10 wAgTHrRg
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METM OPOLiTAN BILOXI

"E have removed our stock - Clothing, Cloths
w CAsslmer"s. Furnishing t;ooda Ac. 10 our n-v
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Shelf and EfGary Ifard,r0rr

THE subscribers leg leave inform their fr.e,fa
i that they have renov u, their Livery to the ON
Pennsylvania stable, on Harrison street, be- wen
second and Third and thankful for or ali paRtiayor-
they respectfully solicit liberal shareo / patron
age Of. lac pablo.
IT. CAMP AGO
NIB Horses and Carriage. 70 are On literal
terms
ALSO-Horses boarted as cheap as at any stable
In the City. I.,as.tf
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] FOUNDRIES.

Chicago Type Foundery.
-AHD-
RvSstess' Dvs0rsh0ssee.
NO. ~ wAsHINGroN ST..
CMgCA0O,.. ...1kLeNOuS.
Type, Presses, Ink,
And every criticize required ina
xBwsPAPER. HooK AND JOB OFFICE.
on hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
sUyHB improvements made IN the preparation o.
L Nefals give to the Type man ufact ,red at this
Foune,y great reputsftn Tor durability Ine suo
70 supply the wants Of tie 1rddc throughout the
West
lie will continue to r. ep in Store = large Sock Of
Hos Co IS, sne RUGGLEs' celebrated
Printing Rro00eO1
which together with those ofany other maker, viii
be furnished At AanrfdctuyUs Psices.
He has recently made ayransemenis with = =
WBss, OF New ORR, formerly Wells 4 webb and
viii hereafter keep on hand . large Stock Of his
Wood Type,
the best in the market. Parties wishing 70 order
largely of Wood Type, win Be furnished With Ma
WEBS Specimens Book.
Inks Of n Superior Quality Away ..
Hand.
AN ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY.
Is connected with the establishment, and WORK Of
this kind Is executed In verv superior manner.
new Specimen Book Is now ready for delivery,
and will BE- stnt to parties wishing to order.
msyls-dlf DL DODGR, Treas.
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RAILROADS


1lississippi : Missouri B. 3.
~ "a 49, heaAay. Sept. ssh. les, and snsi'
OeofoA9 noo1es, ssains wv lseve DavsepoSt, no.
1lassa1ias, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
0tey (ossAass sssspssdl - spsIovs:
a. nxyrsss Train q 500
"a NM Qrnh as els pu
fraans VII lsays Dsvnposs ser Chicsse daily. Son
m mn frsia. q SOS n
- Dx7ress Trsins 81 $50
Trains arrive u Dsvsspost daiiy. Sunday creep
~ - Seoovs:
vAon TEE EAST.
Lei Dzvress Train q 6A5A.u,
"a Mail Train, at clo rM
vAon TEE WEST.
LEI Dxprsss rrsin. AZ $50 =
"A Man Train n sos ? y
Trains run By Chicago time. which Is tws.ve min
utes faster than Dsvenp4 RI upe.
AL tratns out OF Davenport viii make connecsions
Of Coiunbs City, Washington and Iowa CITY with
che western stage Co.'S stages for oil points w est
The Passenger Train oounscts ~ kock island Win
Ohtcss0 nock Island Railroad trains for eli points
nast North aud South.
Pososngsss seuipdsd Of The necessity OF giving
1lApes direction - the destination Of their bag
eaGs aso tickets before taking heir sesa
Ne eoso.
leaves Dscenpor, At 426Pm
Arrives Al Davenport n $50 M
N. h. The Morning Is: 80 A ny train for the East
con pcets at ChtcdgO Junction with michigan
Southern train for tine kss,. Passengers Thereby
cave 81 delay.
oep3-du JOHN r. ThAof' upt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17

Successors TO TOWNSEND, SMITH Co., OF TEE
~ Nswk.ye Machine Shop" and Y Donshae, OF
he LIE Clair >" manufacturers Of improved Oscil-
lating Slide Valve and Steamboat Engines, Mil Work
Aachipery, Shsftng. Pullies, &C., 30
n Repairing and Joo Work promptly attended To-
Davenport, Iowa, January 10 1928. (J2lts
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SheriE's sale.

IL LEONARD,
S"er!f Of 6eoti county. t,wa.
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In use. Beware Of many limitations offered In the
market, rs they are all either hiring, mnt. OF eur
patent, or worthless.
TheJ also manufacture over
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SpLscINI. NOTICES.

Ma srrr ",- pir",, .f ,o"na u.n,,rra, -. q. VIII
gives the deal aud the
a,e OF the latter To avoid 'h's. In" l'rplc Aes We advise
Which viii In the ~rI change the hair 70 itn
sinr.l lor doc. net dethe +" Ike the o"rt 81 rue
he r"s OF the hair y, the anal end 'adgvs nm" AMI
f ~ cnss's We la. seen many pss"n. %" nIoe
which has ono IN their ta IT tar srey leads We
nm, need using aeon two month nrc audit We are any
lhiee 9, NY an"he"eiH Ia made II, Z" hast w
Younger In fact Ne b'Rntns Il" oh quite Young asd
fs'u and would hc dhni ind stey hair now as
wound he TO hnd an u, . thu h.ado peke'i Backing
aR". w. know several Old aus and .nnns widows
"h," lock are ns begun r 10 assure sh.,f, hue aud
v! have been talking scr u,, about snn. Ia hits rome.
d and We adv Sc III Al MOI To i'la, "ns'r never falls
n ioais hra'd
Sold b, ~ good Druggist, tnev Jaw
u. K.-Ci"rimn",i, 0hin. J"I, ., 1881. -ssrmt-,
Having sd AMI WIN 'scI the heth /" eh''is OF Perry "a
r's Pa,a Mild, take Ircat ,hsn" H. rcenm', dn " to
acquainted IL this, hIctmcut ,mId.,,ca ues, ITO
AID Pain Har has ben cd n,,h The mos, a
,hole simmer complaint hn has N,lhrd li.e
JOHN TANNER.
Foreman Il wrieh,sors Co, rn,ius lsrhbl sim, ont
Sold by all medicine dealers
Sold bv JOHN sEAf l,n.hbrrs, l'e' h'w
Holloway. 0insmca, "nd P,,i..-B".c ce""-
WY Now ic,k and London = 'r ,ci n,'.s leaf ct the
look # directors Thsrade nah aud test Of s'nnn'nes.
Sna ' a' s" M Mode, .nc Sen Y",s and
l., all Druggists, at Csc. Ec, aad irr b'N or Pot,
nov aiiw ----.
viii truth communal "u-"iio" = To r~.'err
health wcursl pn'ii. III" h""d Fever. "h"nt "Aerin;
r,ha,t been alnnrled and retained
circulation These -csness may rroiuc. an
l,u nrnudrc,hs rl. .nIr Iotct vegetable.
the and III, cure" Il"~s 81 rs They NJ" y II" n.
,"n-l street Brsndcth ha't'"r New York s"li s'" "y
agents general. in"v il"l"h
Wr,"imh !" I. h"rd', ,"""" eve" =" TIC "-,,
looking dc w ITO tie m\sHr'e creation W. Nv mere
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M ARRTED

Married, at the Fourth street NJ. f. Church, ia
this city. on the :,5rh inst, by the Rev. Chas H..
Hall Mr.. $. NJ. SlMrsoS to Miss SALLIE NJ. dan III
ter Of Major Thomas Leltwich, both Of this city.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MsNs' PRAYER MrEriNG.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. at Il O'Clock.
The public are invited to attend
nov dts
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$Il4,86S 26

FREIGHT TRADE.-Received at Lynchburg De-
pot, on Yesterday, from the West. 80 cars loaded
consisting of 7 cars Wheat, 1878 bushels; 10 cars
Stock l40 900 lbs. cars Flour, l9l bills: 10 cars
Miscellaneous, l4l 5000 lbs. Sent West IA loaded
care
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plainly The dog however. WAS iaiti.iuI, gave
tue alarm. bu, would not return, on account OF the
companygpinT aeontreryuirectnn from MS msster
In the mean time. a Mr.. johnson Hoffman, traced
the dog up q mountain stream. whence he had
come. Arriving at the tip, he distinctly heard
Barnett Tablespoonful the assistance OF hes
friends, made haste TO the spot; and sonses ed Mr.
he was very III, and not expected to survive.
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TYrHoin FEVER. Nb"sses q Remedp.-Ihe ab-
ngdnn 'irgin'an 1eerets to learn that lyph"d
Fever prevails in and near Iaylursyillc, Tenn
SO far il has heen very "ta,' The editor OF tae
Nirsnian has been informed 10y physician, VINO
has Ind an experience OF several years In treating
the disease, that those families who use molas,e'
| daily, are rarely attacked with the fever We
would therefore, advise all Who live IN my sec
tim in which Typhoid Fever prevails. 10 use the
article-it will do no harm To eat it-aS u ran be
very safely done l., men, women and rhild.cn
-,
Newton long associated with extensive enterprises
of North river navigation, died in the city OF New
York on Monday nightin the Doth year othis age.
He WAS the son nj soldier Of the Revolution and
born in Scodark. Rcnssalacr county, New Iork.on
the 10th Of January. 1874.
When Robert fulton's first boat named the
"Clcrmont." in honor Of Chancellor Livingston.
was l.; years of aye. and through life rem med II
distinct recollection If the rilicue astnnishncnt.
and incredulity which attended The inauguration
of steam navigation.
Ills attention thus drawn 70 the subject, sec
ouded his inclination and constructive talent: and
over ninety vessels Consisting Of ocean steamers,
stc,mhoats. qnrycs. sloors. Be-. have been built
under his sup.rAision since that perioL.
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Mons Christian Association Inns been Turned MT
the University If Nn with the foil wiz oil, rrs
President John johnson Of South Carolina. Vie
President. :, p. Il,i>kpll, OF Hardy co.. Va. Jos
U,,ipc ,f \nrf,lk \, Recording Secretary L.
NJ r. l..u A.a;.,ont r., IL,
S.,rr,a,, T. II Iny,e of Wnshin pton CITY. Cor
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MISCELLANEOUS.


~ tOA, TRACY &Co.. MAILMAN. MASS. NAV n
These sapeiier watehess are made by the 4 of,rw -
ann orisnsl machinery expressly designed .ecur~. with
ow p'iee me bsara, durable and uniformly rslable
i.tne'keeprr Tho tioa. and
arr pronounced h, the hiphr. authorities u DO nle-s In
r'h'''e anu 1na'my and have been Ir""b NE m's ss'
asilns stsi"h u liable ahd naang IN action l gu Watches
as mn"'s.a''l cn,is i'.m hc c'" mss.''. N single
'sfs"n'hmrhi b, ',mue, cd and nuif thu
n,"e" Icing g's"i a,an the s'me system TIM, hsstren
a y nthe '"i"r',on 4 the qasiled American arc.
Mns i'h enhhs isl" produce am"'rm'n' NJ nae hall
price ct auA foreign he qusl, aud We
wat. manufactured tN
AhnroSn "srhc. by hand tho American watches
lan the N =" made b, mseii ocy ni"n uniform .ys
ten hr"n. hont Neatly aii hand ma" Watches r." detective
and are con ha'iv rrt,g nj Il "der IL mony ta- Of
watch rel 1ine h Away. nneeni AID .xr"nsc The In
,tn,l ~ Amf'csn aeheS ds "''s Il this lmrr !, ana
e"u'rN mrt hau+ swell watch dealers kc, wsrics
M Par ri trn Massachusetts stock. an thus supply their
"h' "nl"nt m!stry ,r hnmhuf. Sold by tho trade gym
RoBRiNs & APPLETON General Agent.
nov ''im' "r"wtl Is MAipt> L.Se. Ntw Ynnk
lDECTORAS FUMsaATOR, far A.,s.s OPP
pc'.n f'lrta'in" Of tho Heat Merry ne a. uSh., &c
and the Ne ,nhscd come In III. d.
'a'-d ,nriae" The fam,st"r 6 ines very hlshy rem
Lungs rorsaIety Ii TIioMr.oN 4 co,
oar. LETTER AND No rG PAPER. AND
~ ENNELt flS.-rhsk CuRsriAS hav. On band
as. ," AID srea. variety of Cap Letter and Not" rsr'
uloU>ry LAND Warrant MlS~lxG.--
- IN The th day Of March 1855 bounty lanl "arrant
\" tWa Is 10 Acre, wa l-ned rom tho D'parin,' NJ
the ln'c 'r e the United STAT In tho name 1T JOHN
SHANNON and WA nj 10 Rob, II tr Il lYnchhutg
Ma Which lrs LHfa,,re W Ore, hi. ~. Ia Lct'Nrd 10
have taken with him iu II the lniis IT the nci status
Said Warrant n',", he,inA bow in Var pose
ur I'D - signed by hun legally auth r1'i 10
make any nssenucn Tot himany assann, M "i sti Wal
ran alleged have h., mai" hi Wartanrr. ANY ntson
far him /, ttantn, orpery. has been h' In
III" General Land er tn prevent pate ron nirf ~
m'd W "r'an' and ""rranire in,"r fetlH ~ IT, e,
" n'r Il i,.N.cns for n a.picne =" thu aN" do"rl"l
Warrant. JOHN 'ANNo&.
oct le-dlAwfn6w
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SorruwRsTERN CorroN AT NoRroLK.--A con
signmeut of - bales Of cottoo, from Memphis
Tenn. was sold at Norfolk, Va. on Tuesday last
NJ II cts. per pnund-hcing more than the price
maid for North Carolina cotton.
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nHR assortment Il now complete. Having Addsd many
house keeping goods st ck prepared
date all want ut HOrST KEEPING GOODS.
silver Plated Mare. Jale Cutlery Walters Chadng DisheA
Table and Floor On Cloths on Shades Gilt Cornce, Wooden
and Willow Ware Brass and Wire FEEDERS Brass and Brons
I'd And irons b. and Steel Shovels and Tongs Sausage
Cutters Shears Scissors &c.
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single Guns Ammunt
ilon Carriage buggy Trimmings Carpenters Min wrghts
BncksmIhs and Coopcs Toos Farming and Gardening In
pemen Circular aud all other SAWS including Pruning and
Butcher, saws, Coil Rope. &c. &c.
We would call special sttentop stork Of RIFLES
manufactured expressly Tor and warranted In every In
stance. We also the agents FIR LEATHER DELTIN0.
&c, &c our prices uniform and d. selected with
the best quality We respectfully invite an exam
inatisn by purchasers. -
or ss,it. COLH0UNs WILLS
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CITY AND STATE ATFA1Rs.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg yirsinian, now half century
old, has acquired position second in influence to
bat few, II any other journals in the State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
iished Southwest Ut the Metropolis. To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhood--it Ia penetrating every part Of that ex-
seasive region. which, by the completion Of our
great lines Of intercomn,unication, has become
tributary to this city. AZ an advertising medium
therefore, il affords unequailed advantages to all
our business men who desire TO increase their
trade.
The job Oi6ce connected Herewith, is now one
of the nost extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner Of work, from a
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor ha. TO disposition to puff the es,
Establishment into notice. nor is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their put
rouage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
C,Rcrrr CouRr.-J,dge Marshall, hrsiding.-
The following DEGREES in chancery were made dn-
ring the last three days: -
Marsh vs. mckinney b Bass; Mclaughlin Adm r
Va. MoLaughlin; Scott's Admir- vs. Jones. &c.;
Yancey, Trustee, W. S,aihcm, &C.; Brown, Admir-.
va. Irvine; Brown, &c. va Ilcnderick, &C.; Han
cock, &c. vs.. Henderick, &C.; Meem VS.. Cabell;
Owen. vs. Latham, &C.; Manson, &c. VS.. Ward;
Mutual Assurance Society VS.. Tonirs Admir-, &e.;
Rucker w. Davis, &C.; Coleman vs. Coeman;
.Tabbs, Curator, vs. Garland; Bufert vs.. Patteson;
Palmere, &c. vs.. Scruegs, &C.. Clarkson vs.. Clark
son; Harriss Va. Tate; Brown Va. lIenderick; Bank
Of Va VS.. Norvell & Averett; Averett's Admir- VS..
Norvell; Bosscnu W.. lIerndon; Hatcher, lngwo"'l
l. Co. va Council x Son; Sil!man & Son vs. same
Lambeth, &c. Va. Lsa.be,h. &C.: Tinslry. Tay lor
d Co. Vs. Ro. II. Gray, &c.
The Curt adjourned Wednesday evening, to
resume its sittings on Monday nezt
WILLIAM REID HoLcoxBE.-Our young friend,
William Reid IIolcombe, whose business card ap-
pears in another column. left US a few days ago
for the purpose Of taking up his permanent resi-
denee in New Orleans. lie will he connected with
the popular Tobacco House Of A. Glenn Co. Of
that city Mr.. lIolcombe is gentleman of fine
business habits and capacity. and of unbletnished
integrty-and the numerous friends he has left
behind in this his native place. most cordially
wish him the fullest measure Of success in his new
locality.
TRADE OF TEE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL