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NFebL.-Srnarbfr. Cup. 81 so Sbic$4.50
Gitp O2iQ8 $4.50 Isl,
GitnmiGS Srtra $5.25-$5.5Qper 6aB.
c99en pl-$3-3.25 ,
Rprnusbl, bie1. 1912; Country 1925
@etreioS. 8ei3elt, rptber, 1860 112Gt8
mei6er 115 Bis 125 Gt8. ; Bette Sprte fGr
6amilp 1870 Bis 1876 Ste.
Srrn -uei6e8 unp selte8 53a6O @ts.
oltes re.Ee8 5O052 @ts.
Observation-Disclosures 1913; WiarAlane
70 @t8. per 8ultel. niGt am Ofartt,
Safer. -31@36 GtS. pet 8uidel
Sanf-SuIien $2.25p.2. u.12}@13@t8
per Bfc. Wanina 81 Gtaper Hfo.
n. SleeIaamen S 5.50@5.62; Tlads.
Iaanen$1. 7O01.6 go; GimDtbb $2.25-5O.
Bobneu $1.52-5 SO per 8uidel.
grbfen 1915 Bis pr Cad. e SuideD :.
Soy EN- 10 @t8. bo8 8funp.
8rppifipneu: Balto. Bodeb WieBz8eef
$40, @efernzN1eB ST; Gr.1 $14015
81 rdu6ertes MISUNDERSTANDING
809; 96ulter IS; Setten 81; 9diuten
10 bis 104 @t8.
derteS S9weirefleti6, Sdulter
6@t8.; Setten 74@t8.; S9infen18-19@ta,
@dma13 in SeSS 1911 @t8.
Butter-8efern 13@15@t8. @labe8 1870
20 Gt8; Gpu 20022 @t8., @Diben 25@tS
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1906; 124013 Cts fir Gn9liI4 Dairh.
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Qoeuapra I24012 @t8.
Met8- 3g@3B@t8. per Bfunb.
3uder- gutter Cuba 606.75 BortO Rico
808.50; gut Orbindr 6.75; fem $50.
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8remiunl erlaubt.
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2Bbtsfeh- Shtp 2O021 Gents.
Rum-45 Ste. per @allrne,
TrIhte. = @etrpfnete Nepfel $3.50 fir
geIdGlte 9eades 1904; Hclineu $3.50 bic
Bpr, gitrpnen $2.25.
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81 mittel biz gut mittel $1Oa11; gut Biz
fem braun $11013; fcin $13@15. 8ap
rrb. biz feiu $903O. Sbip nrO. biz gut
rrp. $901O; mittel big gut ROTH $1O4012;
fem ROTH $13@15; gut Bis fem ccul. $3.50
10; 9rt his fein gels $20025.
Nle & Barter. Scptd Nle IN pttt,
$1.7F. Qpnbpn 8prtr X Quarts $2.75 per
Oubenb.
Qeber - SpantI6 Scblen 2703O Gents
Raub Qeper 22@25, &albfe0 rob $12-20 per
Dutenr, gefiniiGt S 20 = 30, Stapt Sc
Idlodtet o~e9erttes @pblleber 1913.
M.ife, ei4ene $45 fir tur5e, $50 fir SeO. per
GlcpbOI--43gts per Salon.
&cblen - 01un Of Mine 5000; feline
$3.50; Qunp 1925.
@uonp- (224O per Scnne. Rerupia1tlder
sos; gDIumbianii4er $40 (prp 1000 Ffn.
4{r faniIdcr $500.
Seu uub Strpb.- Tirnrtbps6eu SIS Bis
$16 in 8aOen, Rleebeu B14 Biz IS; Ro9s
gen fr Oh $40. SuferItrrb $12, Wetssns
itroh $10-12.
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Bfunb.
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fiji SO ltern, 1915 @t8. fit bieli8e8;
Steatin 1917 @t8. per TfO.
Grblen. - Cumberland $4-4.S5 an 2cuilt
|rint. Gnfracite &Oblen finb int Talen.
Sntctail 8laf Qeampno 1915. Sebi9b So.
rs. = 8rrab Mcuntain 1913 - SpferS
GOT y, ebert Wtpuntain 1915
Qumber. gEeiR 9annen $3.50. Gang
ORiu outings $13-25. Ching $13-153.
Semlcf $10.5O-11. Nrplor @boi8 Tl1nf
f18-2OB 3ra unp Scantlin8 $15-17.
Gbel8 Tunnen Storing 1922. @9inSleS
$5-64.
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Nr8. 1863 a. III, Central NUenue,
Baltimore, N2b

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tapft. IGeinieer @Bent in Baltimore fur Smiths ptilabels
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QSidtia fir @inmanoerer unD Neliente.
t1LL GrIparuiR bon 3eit, 0elO -
A llno GmtferHilng -
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AalttmDre. SbtO: 6tfenbabn.
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Wbeeltn9 uno Columbus.
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quemli6teit, @tGerbeit, Yunttiidfett ub S6bnbett Der gee
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trPhsn rirh. Dtee Satn, rpn attantii EN-. Utter auseepeno,
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sefs amb faneaff, unb bater bic biGigft @pute fir ne stdien'
rem mad ten Wrfen, he nt6t ~Otrfeblsn frattn, f. gu benrten.
Weileu gutfernun9 Don Baltimore nad
Cincinnati
lleter po.f2rsbura 5e3 gteilsn.
llsber Senprs3 unb ~gDheettnB 630
ueber Narrisbure Gnb ~gtttsburB 69q
Durb se Mare,ta Qtkte 55
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nusen. lesen bic Re@en In ~ IaBen surif uo fabrsn tn
9eagen. tie auf bas aGerbeanemite uHp nil eepOtterten Stssn
PinafrihfPt Hnp.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09
UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
December 81 1851
will be received at the Contract Office Of
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1858 for conveying the mails OF the United States for
four years commencing July l. 1855 and ending June
70 1862 in the States and Territories Of ALABAMA
MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS LOUISIANA, TEXAS
KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI, IOWA, ILL
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Iol7 From Tuskegee, by Warrior stand iIeruando and
Gueryon to Ehon rs miles and back, twice q
Leave Tuskegee Wednesday and Saturday al a m
Arrive at Enon by 6 pm
Leave Enon Tuesday and Friday at 20 a IN
Arrive at Tuskegee by 6 IN.
1918 From Tuskegee by New Poosi to Society Hill s
miles and back, once week.
Leave Tuskegce Tuesday at D M;
Arrive at Society Hill by D 10;
Leave Society Hill Tuesday at I'm;
Arrive at Tuskegee by IL N.
1919 From Auburn 10 Society Hill, IA miles and back
Lave Auburn Tuesday and Saturday at pm
Arrive at Society Hill by pm;
Leave Society Hill Tuesday and Saturday at 6 a M
Arrive at Auburn by l. lam.
1920 From Crawford by waughtula to Society HILL le
miles and back, week.
Lave Crawford Saturday att pm;
Arrive at Society Hill by m;
Leave Society Hill Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Crawford by IL m.
1921 From Crawford, by Lamngton and Girard to CO.
lumbus, Ga, IA miles and back, three times a
Leave Crawford Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Columbus by lo4 am;
Leave Columbus Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at IL M
Arrive at Crawford by 81 pm
1922 From Columbus Ga, by Seals Station Ala Col
bert, Elton, Persons, Guerrytor and Hardaway,
to Chunenuggee 81 miles and back daily.
Leave Columbus daily at PM
Arrive at Chunenuggee next day by Gam;
Leave Chunenuggee daily at 10 p N;
Arrive at Columbus next day by III
1923 From Columbus Ga, by Waccoochee, Ala. Me-
ehanicsvile and Osanppa, to Cusseta, 81 miles
and back once week
Leave Columbus Thursday at am
Arrive at Cusseta by m;
Lsave Cusseta Wednesday at a M
Arrive at Columbus by IN.
1924 From Columbus, Ca by Grard Ala, to oswichce,
Is miles and back once week
Leave Columbus Tuesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Oswchee by IL 10;
Leave Oswichee Tuesday at p M;
Arrive at Columbus by NJ.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

kin. 1t is SAID that the Emperor regards ou'
country with graf favor. 1t is supposed the dig
nifed neutral position we held in the late war has
made an impression highly favorable. The same
may be said of Russia; and it is understood trea-
ty has been made with that power on the same
basis n. with the United States Russia has be-
haved so friendly through its Admiral and Minis
ter there in taking Mr.,Reed up the river to Tien-
sin, when our vessels were not able to ascend. and
in other acts of sympathy. associated by gener-
al unity Of action with the United States. that
understand it is contemplated to give official ex-
preston to the Russian government Of our apprc-
citation Of such conduct. The news Of this treaty
having been made overland by way Of Russia aud
and Elrope"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

On Monday afternoon, ut - o'clock, another Of
thusc constant ,nxp"cted calamitcs occurred Mt
the extensive mil, If the Hazard Powder Comra-
ny in Enfield. The company has been introduc-
Ing n machine Tor completing the mixture.
an imitation 1T one in u-rat pgpuut's mills in
Maryland. Ia the latter, large e, liulers of wood
iecciyc ia" IN srelcn;s AM, hushc.or two Of small
brass balls are ,ntrruecd,wh by the revolving
Of the cylinder complete the work. Mr.. Garaschr,
superintendent male the cylinders for the Hazard
Company of raw hide. thinking the danger d.
creased by the change. The new mill was build
In, perhaps 50 feet square. with gontle hill on
two sides. and brook Oh the west. The water
wheel divided the buildings the cylinder mill being
on the east, and the glazing mill on the west. The
latter had not been used at ali. On SATURDAY. the cy
Under MILL (two cylinders perhaps eight feet lon;
b. three feet III dlanctcr) put III operation
pul,criz.ng saltpetre. On Monday charcoal and
sui phur were added IN quantity sufficient to make
! 500 pounds of powder. After dinner Mr. Ga
rnsche, Mr.. tulyju assistant superintendent and
two men-l1all and Stephen Pays-wcnt to the
work Nothing more is known of them until the
explosion occurred ut 3 oclork. The meaning of
the terrible sound is too well understood in the Vi
entity and numhcr, started for the scene from the
surrounding country, quite number going down
from Thomps on,illc-four miles.
The building was blown to fragments. but the
watcr-wheel remained comparatively uniniured.
Some of the tmbers remained On the site; large
portion were thrown III heap against the NH
and the remainder We're scattered in every drcc-
ton. The first of those coming to the ground,
was to extingulsh the fire which had caught
among the fragments Mr.. Ball was living near
the sluiceway. for five rods off Mr.. Pays. near
the hill. two rods distant: Mr. Garasche blown
about five rods to the y, rthcast, and Mr.. Coyin
across the stream, perhap, c -ht rods. They were
all dead. bloody and black, and must have died
instantly, but they were not badly manglcd, eN
ceptng Cosin; the upper portion of his skull was
taken of 1t was found and replaced.
The bodies We're taken to Il room near the Office
washed and cloths scwed about them. All the mills
stopped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

PEKILors FEAr.--A young man about eighteen
years old. workman GU the repairs Mt the Eniycr-
salist Church, Cambriigeport, exhibited on Satur-
day last feat Of the most reckless daring. The
staging for the new st.epe ha- reached atitud
OF one hundred and twenty five feet and i com
posed Of trur-inch seantling. n uprig ht.. which
are hell together b, one inch baris. I he distance
between these uprighs IL alb mt ten feet, and in
going from uac t. the other the edge rf II ho ard
has to he tIa,ersei. The workman referred To-.
having OCCASION 10 ~ from one post 10 the other.
assumed AN upright position and deliberately,
without any assistance walked across the mar
row edge of the bard. The beast deviation would
have caused him to fall, and from that height the
result can he antisinate LII lalLA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

Az OLD INVENTOR. David Matthew, whom the
Boston Transcript says put up and run the first
locomotive in the State of New York. and "now
resides in Boston, called ON us to state that he
has for many years past resided in Philadelphia;
and has been engaged in making improvements in
the motive power of railroads lie assisted to
build the first locomotives. the Phoenix, the West
Point, and the Dewitt Clinton, at West Point: as
sisted to invent the application of the swiyeling
truck under the engines, extensively in
use; invented the first effective spark-catcher
snow-plough, and many other improvements. He
is one ofthe Oldest practical engineers in the
try; and is constantly engaged in making improve
ments. lie has invented and matured plans for a
new series of locomotive, freight and passenger
engines FOR Common railroads Also steam cars
for city railroads possessing all the properties de-
sired for that purpose. He is only waiting the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18
Who L. He For ?

Our Metropolitan organ, are engaged III the dis
cusson Of an abs 'rhjng question, III ranparsonof
which. that, rs to the author # the How inflicted
on billy PATTERSON, sink, into utter insignii-
cnnce. \ prominrat statesman ct Virginia. hny-
ing large experience arl wnrltl-wiic fame has
with single dash of thr len, quietly cousit ncd
u the tomb of the Eapulrts distinguished iurst;
who. MS some were silly cu4u.,h t. imagine, WAS
willing To soil his ermnc by conserving II take
the turf IN the scrub race NOW gu.nt On for the
tubcrnatorial prizc. Awe struck b. the power
displayed by this great Colossus who besrides the
State. all the li;tlc politicians are eager To- know
who next shall be thrust aside and who above all
others, shall b" the happy mortal whom Sherard
Clemens delightcth to honor. Though disintercst-
cd in the matter, we await with great anxiety the
fat Of the rcdoubtable tlcnens, and would sug
gest the appointment ola Committee Of Democrat
ic brethren to learn the hitherto inscrutablc de-
signs Of him whose mind is big with the fate of
Caesar and of Rome" Let Us know, BY all means,
who Mr.. Clemens is for?
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Adv ERTeSE.
And ariest the trade of the Great South. West
Il AN AGENT FOR ALL THE pApEES on TIE LINE
q" the Raiaai frun ynclbhts Ia Knox vile; Them
'is large circulation ang tie people 81 South cscrn
rsiia and East enneasce
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movements If same rHttfIsIsing capitalist 10 put
tdem ia motion, aai A., supersede animal prwcr
on city railroads, and the present expensive Loco
motives The country rallroads use steam power.
mud city railroads animal power. u. Mat
thew, Ike most inventors derives only small
part IL the benefits that his inventions and me-
chanical skill confer upon the general advance
ment of the country Pd3a,ieiphia Inquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18
A Liberal Treaty with China.

According to Washington despatch to the
Nsv Pork Herald. information has been received
BY the Government, that Mr.. Reed, our Minister
h China, had made liberal treaty with the Co
lsstial Empire. similar to that made by France
md England I'VE are to have minister at Pc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18
PEOPLES CONVENTION.

An informal meeting al influential Republicans
friendly Ia the canals. was held in this city this
morning. We nrc authorised 10 say for them that
they regard the AMERICAN State trkct M n purely
Canal Trke'. and look upon the Republican can
diiaies as pcis Ia the Railroad interests. In
der these cir 'umsances they propose To hold n
State People, Convention Of the friends Of the
Canal to take action 10 defeat the Railroad cand
dates IN, up by the Republican Convention
Such n movement ght have been expected l,y
those Kefublicans who betrayed their constitucnl,
ut Syracuse, and the proposed Convention will
meet the hearty end, rsement of the people