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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22
Special Notice.

The Subscribers are now preparing for
their Fall purchases, and expect to 90 East
as soon as possible. We mos, earnestly ask
the favor Of our friends, that they will pny
us q part If no, all Of last years acconn,s-
we must have money. we hone
this notice will suffice, and our friends VIII
come and help us out.
CALLENDINE Il NYE.
n BAH those having accounts from
last year not settled, viii please come Tor.
ward and close them By Note or Cash.
Aug. 90 1S5s-i65 IN
W. GROCERIES.
A largo stock ofSugar Syrup Tsa and Cof
n fee at WIN. LAziERs Cheap store.
June 4, 1858.
~N~~r~>s~~c~~~r~~-cO~,~.c 4<~~~<~~N~o~
nU NY cONUNTRYMEN why 20 will,
~ that Heavy Warm Coat on these hot DAYS.
when you can get such nice cool simmer coat
and SO cheap too, by calling on
June Goth, ROGERS & POGLE,
ID EADY.MADE CLOTHING Al AUCTION
IN pHCES. Cloth and Cashmere Goats.
Linch 4 Msrsclle7 do. Eheap for CASH ~
June 4, 1893 VA. LAZIEE'S store.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
ID Illustrated! Illustrated !

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
one of tho largest and best weekly papers OF
the day. An imperial quarto containing Eight
Pages or Forty Columns Of entertaining original
matter and elegantly illustrated every week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO $500
IN GOLD, WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH
SUBSCRIBER ON RECEIPT OF THE SUB
SCRIPTION MONEY. ......... ,...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22
Marble and Stone Cutting.
BURR P. MARSTELLAR,


BURR P. MARSTELLAR,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends&
IL the public that he has just received
from Baltimore and intends keeping con.
stantly on hand, an assortment of 7frai
American and Italian Marble,
which will enable him TO ill promptly all
orders for - ,,, ~, ,-T
Head 81 Foct Stones,
d TABLETS MANTI.E-PIECES, sc.
in style of ar, not surpassed in this section
Of the country. He will also execute all
orders for building work in country stone
SHOP at the head Of Front street. (at the
old stand.) Orders solicited and filled at a
reduction Of % per cent on prices here tofore.
CALL and SEE before making purchases
elsewhere. r.. -..- b. P. Nj.
Morsantown, July 5, 1856, ,,a, ,.,4
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22

.ToMATo WISE. Superior vine from
'lo tomato Is now manufactured. IT. is
made with 10 other ingredients than the
pure Juice Of Tho tomato and sugar, and
fcrY much resembles chowrngno,-.o light
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22

! U. States Treasury Note $1,000 90
DO do do 500 90 each
D do do do 200 90 each
10 do do do 100 90 each
10 Patent lever Hunting Cascd
Watches 100 90 each
90 Cold Watches 1850. rs co each
% DO 60 90 each
ICO do so 90 each
JOU Ladies gold watches 30 90 each
200 Silver Hunting cascd watches 80 90 each
500 Silver Watches Sl5 90 10 % 90 each
1000 Gold, Guard Vest and
Fob Chains 10 90 to 30 90 eoch
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils 8 90 to ID 90 each
Gold Lochets, Bracelets, Breaches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings
shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thin
hIcs, and variety Of other articles, worth from 90
cents to Sl5 90 each.
On receipt Of The subscription money the sub
sct'bcr's name will he entered upon our books
opposite number, aud the gift correspondence
with tnat number will be forwarded within oncx
week TO bin, dy mail or cypress, post paid. /
There is ncithcr humhug nor lottery about thcg
above, as every subscriber is sure of Prize ofA
vaInc. We prefer to make this very libcraIa
distribution among them instead Of giving al
n large commission TO Agents, giving TO theY
subscriber the amount that would go to the "
gent, and in many cases hundred fold moreH
. W Al. communications should be add ress odH
"a DANIEL ADEE, Publisher,
May 2S-ly I'll Centre street, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

REsIGSED.-Wc regret to announce that Rev.
VIM. NJ. Steel. has resigned the Rcctorship Of St.
Thomas Church. in this parish, to take effect the
LIST of November-the precarious state Of Mrs.
Steel's health. rendering a residence in Il more
Southern climate necessary. Mr.. Steel took
charge the church only six months ago, but he
has secured. in his brief sojourn in our midst una
ny warm personal friends.-Abingdou Dem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

HORRIBLE AccIDENT.-lMpURE WArER.-A cor
respondent of the Richmond Dispatch, writing
from IIillsville Carroll co., Va under date of DC
tober Is, says:
A very extraordinary occurrence has just come
to light here. 1t appears that on Tuesday after
last Carroll Court, Abncr Brady, whose age is
supposed to have been about G5, went 10 the well
of Mr.. Crockett, keeper of hotel in this place,
and, in attempting to send down the bucket, fell
in. lie was missed, but it seems that no one sus-
pected he was in the well until yesterday, for
Mr.. C's family used water from the well until
then, period of about ;lino days, when it became
very offensive. On searching for the cause MIR. c.
and another man discovered the body and brought
it up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

PAssENGERs.-lt seems to us that it would pay
if a passenger coach were attached to the daily
freight train on the Va. & Tenn Road. for the az
COMMUNICATION Of the way travel just at this end
of the road, feel sure it would, and all dong
the line doubtless. there is large amount Of To-
cal travel that would take such conveyance if it
could be obtained, Ithappens, repeatedly, that
gentlemen will be here from Bristol, and, having
concluded their business, they desire to get home
in daylight; but, the rule is to take passen-
gers on the freight trains, they are compelled 10
telegraph to Lyuchhurg for permission to go thus,
or wait till midnight for the regular mail train
The permission il never withheld. we believe, but
they are subjected to- considerable expense to
obtain it. We hope the officers will take the mat
ter into consideration, .iJiagdoa Dem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

NoaAH's ToNGrr.--N Che last term uf Logan,
Va. County Court. a Nj Stoeln recovered "A yer
lct Tor Sln,ouU AGAINST n Mr. HUXLEY for abuse Of
his wife, by II. wife steele afterwards ccner-
pusly released the whole Judgment say ing that it
was his Wie'r character, not nmry. for which he
began the suit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

Mosr DISTRESSING AccIDENT.--On Wednesday
last after the passenger train on the Orange
q Alexandria Ral Road, passed Union Mills the
freight train on the Manassas Road followed i'm
medately after. On turning the curve. the En-
gineer of the freight train discovered child,appa-
rcnty about two years of age, take seat upon
and did all in his power to stop the train but find
ing it impossible TO d. SO. he sprang from the EN-
CINE with the hope of picking the little fellow up
before the train reached him, but in vain. The
mother of the poor little fellow within feet
of him, but could not reach it in time to save it..
Cuipepcr Observer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
rY- Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOvE, dealer q Faasy Gosd
Boupets &c, Lynchburg. Va mar 30ts

SlNdsER'a SEWING MACunNk9.-0reae
- the most conclusive proof Of sreet men
this there labor saving machine before the
public comparable Singers Sewing Machines After estab
oxhbted the late Eek position Unvorela France where
off the highest premium and Aanuacto
|, y 10 make them has | Cen built In Paris.
branch of industry In which sewing 70 % DONE
OF tho Railway travelling foot 90 u sewing With
Singers Machines compared with handsewing No taos
ressaker carriage trimmer ssdaler easief &c
&C should The fair proht Of nsng ono Of
these hines, regularly employed, ono Inoussno
wear In all private families where th6rc much tewius 70
be done valuable asasfance
keepers lind them particularly snd pton
table These simple In their conetruefloa eno
strong durable, heng the only kmo OF SeSme ~
chine by which sort o. WORK eoesee o. me
perfectly Thousandsof Interior md WORTH
less Sewing made and SOLD under vaScae
names but Spgers Machines alone have been found evc
where to satisfy the wauts Of tho public.
printed instructions for using are sent Win eern ma
chine which ealy acquire tho mt Of man
aging The packed securely tn 70 10 nny
part world To all desiring pttnlas h.
formation WILL application by letter q s6 q eur off
acc forward copy Of NJ Singer Cos 0asette paper
Principal Once. No. 90 Broadway. Nsw Ymk.
BRANCH OvyfcEsSo ~ II snever a. Pqtoq x Cha2-
81 st.. New Haven. C; Gloyeryils "a u - "a
Baltimore ST., Baltimore; No % westninsiez 81
r. IT. No. East 4th ST., Cincinnati; No ~ Neg4 "a -
Louis; No 81 st. Charles ST., New Oriss1s - 1870
g.. Mobile. -. 81 80 ss.esees
TNOR THE mAIR.-WesdSl Iafs = 5sp4eaSb,
II Mrs.. Aliens zyno Balsam- Trenpoesos1 - 1900
sortmsnt Of Ponades and Hail onA 49, 4s1saeS xlS
!ouA Bsehelnr's and Jayass eelehssss1 ~ ~ -
oct lstal asa a%sSss4ta,' -
l5ie54
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
RErLGEOIIS ~rOlrcEs

RELIEiDD3 NDTIEEG.
Br,ivEs- Ms PeirrR MGcri,G.-rhcrc are
regular meetings for prayer, al The room Of the
Young Men Christian Association, at i o clock
The lnli,s are Invited to attend.
aug !S---flts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
Markets

NV loek. Oct. 25th.--Flour unchanged -
Nhea, quiet: Red Loo White Lao. Corn slight
ly lower, but closed active: Mixed 63 to 66 cents
hlte 81 cents.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 25.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
closed steady, Red 81 l6al ~: White 81 33al 10
Corn quiet, White IS; Yellow 1saS0 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

TUsT oprnrd % srepscnLous qunstlty 81 Gle.
- CANT BfjNNET AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS all of which will DO sold cheap Will
the largest assortment Of Ladies CATERS, and Miss
SHOES ever offered at reduced prices for cash. - q
oct lots JOHN AbnAHAA1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
lSI TELEGRAPH.
TIE RICUMoND Fam

RICHMOND Oct, 26th.--'rho FUR in respect Ia
quality of stock is worry fine. but not so oxten-
si'e rs heretofore, visitors also less numerous
trains this evening brought considerable mum.
her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

<NFRsCE FURNlTUBE! oBRHCR HURNl-
vDTURE ii-Plain aud Fancy Counting room Deaka, n
volyipg Plain Fancy Once Chai and Stools for ale
BY toe 0hl j. Z. WlNUTOh = 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

| Mrs K $ Wilkins supposed exhIbitor) goblet
| Ior best wuoliea countorpane.
! Mr. u L Spence siftcr. Fer best long cotton
| hose.
Miss NJ Il Morrison, butter knife, for long cot
ton hose. 80
Mrs W Mosby. pie knife, for best block work.
| Mrs Wood, cup or goblet, for best knitting.
Miss Mary Collins. cup or goblet tor best net
ting.
Mrs knight. butter dish, for greatest variety oil
useful ornamental, and fame, work
Mrs Thos Wright butter knife Tor picture
frame. shell work
Mrs 7 J otey SUGAR sitter. for rustic work.
Mrs ,l,niiih Brown. Buck ngham, butter KNIFE,
for feather work
Mis-, VI NJ Station. laged nine years. medal, Tor
warstcd embroidery.
Miss Liza Kirkpatrick, Jagged Eve years. medal,
for emery bag.
John Holiday. batter dish for finest variety oi
flowers.
Mrs NJ A Clopton, pie knife for water lilly.
MAPS A>p PAINTINGS.
Mss Hcrtla Holt. taxed clcsen) ire lal, Tor map
Miss Mary l.. Goesiu. medal, for painting
l. BlarkIord, l.,nehtur;, medal for m"p.
iur FtR-Thc Fair of the Washington county
Agricultural Society," WINS held near this place ON
Friday Of last week The number ot persons III
Attendance, were pleased to observe. was nue.!
larger than ever before cvincing growing IN
tere>ts i'll the nl ccts of the Sac.ety there was
little or no improvement IN the quantity ana quail
ity 81 articles on exhibition. We expected to be
he alc to give awards Of premiums; but they have
not been handed in to ", II the Knoxville IN.
pcrs, (whrrc the S,"iety had it's printing d"u',)
should contain them; We ma, Sct lay them before
readers. !tiHpioa hem.
S,lr WORKS Rr>rlp.- We understand that Col
Thes. l.. Preston. 81 SnylLr has rented I'll" Salt
work, and his property adjacent, Ia n New ork
Company Tor term OF ten Years, nt s1a,W~ per
Year. Col. Prc,ton's lease has. We believe three
years to run, aa'i hn guarantees the additional So.
yea years upon the term, >peeilicd.-b %fcrHe
limos.
Dtcr,stn-R NJ. Powell. esq, member of
the Virginia Legislature. ana Jas. Parsons, ESQ,
prominent citizens VI Hampshire ca" Va, d,rd II
few DAYS ago. Il. {. Parsons, son oi Mr.. p
died few days after his I,hcs.
BROKE orr Ao,ix..-'fhc typhoid fever has
again made its appearance IN pprrrStown. Menrd"
CO., VA. Pour eases are reported.
GsSirrr<er.-Th nunut conference &c the
Methodist Protestant Church, Mil commence it,
sessions in Abingdon on Tuesday the ilh Of No
yember
Posi-. VI ,sarK.--The senior editor ii the thin.-
don Democrat. II. W Hnk'", 'a4 hcrn appointed
Postmaster oi .\hn%loo virrls Hrueh, resigned
REV., >h.--Thc Min. !lu Nirsunn learns Ina,
u nrotrncted meeting. under the control of Rev,
Messrs, Steel and Waugh, commenced TT Pleasant
Grove, near thc rcsdenc" of thaS, QuiIlrn ESD,
ia Scott CO., on the 18th nt.. md continued :
Day. During the meeting. tn" interest nj which
hal not a'ated at its close. % persons made
prorcs ion orrpligion, and ! Joined the Church.
srlr>mr N>ur#-A person registering his
lame rootr. arrived at enc q ar hotels saturday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

ID y u IL I'll
aud ar, est the trade OF the Great South West
i AM AGENT ron All me PArlI.S OK III. LINE
ii tn" t""ai ir" n,hb"it to ku"N vile; AL OF ih.ii
LAYING large "hcun ipn u"nk liz people Of South
fTliihn and En.i ioinassr,.
esl'" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH rNsu
IN .A&N OR ALL or TItE FOLLOWING pAPEEs:
NEW ERA Foyd Court Ioase, Va
VIRGINIA AM Tl;HNl.-S i.E SEW S, Bristol
BROW NLnN KNoNNIiII. Tom VINO.
NINDIGATOH lone. hnr,urii cut
RELIGIOUS lNTELi.iGEACGH Morlistown Tenn.
G nA!i:1:T STAR Ae.tne'on,v"
V VhM4S4Hi' ,Ab"r.," "a
ni-Mtt'rl.4r Liberty Va.
SALEM REGISTER, Salon, W.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smtthr co Va
NINil>iA i'ATkib g., la.y Yeu'cnco ,ira yson CO. Va
I'i,MLlYW Wi,,a rnr's'la Va.
STAR AND HERALD thrlatianslurr Va
wyriiiviiIr TIuIr Wythcvillc, VA.
l&lbN DEMOCRAT Mon Mmlro { ounty Va
~ No' \ ~. J-ffcr onv lie, Tazew ell county, Va.
KEGiS TER DanFir Va
TIE sol fIN EST, iearisburg, Giles county Va
Persons wishing I" advertise IA of the above papers
End It to THEIR NfthfsT 10 call office the
iynchHutg Nsindn, ,itS. where contracts will
made aud advert seintnts FosW ADtp WITHOUT DELAY
3 wla!su receive aHd forward advertising paper
In the United States. \ WADDIIL
septis-is Foreman Vrrlnan Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

csSirrrNer. The auuuli conference &c Ill,
Methodist prptc,laut Church, Mil commence IT,
sessions in Abingdon On Tuesday the ill Of No
lember.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

DEArHor AN OLD AND Eccentric CITIzFS-On
Friday night last says the Petersburg Express,
Bennett Aldrdge, the Oldest man in the city. ex
pired at his residence Halifax street. at the al
vanced age of eighty-four years. Up to a late pc
riod Of his protraeted life, Mr.. Aldridge maintain
ed a heaIthtul physical condition, although re-
markable for his rccentrcites. was yet vigorous
in mind. The most singular of all the caprices
of his old age was that OF having had prepared for
himself, some years ago. grave in Blandiord
Cemetery. The grave we believe was some eight
feet deep; and walled with granite in which his
remains were accordingly laid, yesterday after
uoon. His last dying request touched also with
the eccentric penchant, that fellow resident
of South Ward (who by the way had not tho
slightest pretensons to the priesthood1 should per-
form the funeral rites the grave. This gen
tlcman WAS Mr. John Minitre, a we'll known citi
zen and an excellent mechanic who, from motives
Of friendship, acquiesced and duly conducted the
ceremonies at the grave. In the death of this old
citizen one more living link has fallen from the
chain which binds present history oit, reno
test past.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

ptcrNsfp.--R VI. Powell, esq, member Of
the Virginia Legislature. ana Jas, Parsons Esq,
prominent citizens u Hampshire ca, Va, d'"d n
few davs ago. Il. Z. Parsons, n son Of Mr.. T.
died u few days after his dEcs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

Po,T,MAs1EH.-- The senior editor oi the thhs
don Democrat. II. ". Hoi"". ha4 hcrn aprojuted
Postmaster of Abingdon, virr1. Hrurh. resigned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
LIST OF PREMIUMS
GRAIN AND ROOTS,

.i,r1rde'i at me First Aanaa, Exhibition Of he
Ly"ehjurg 4iy.statta.u!' and Mechanical So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

frnm hrr ! I Hin,rs Idstor 1drtH Church. Hnsfon
IN A1fH;l have used your plls with extraordinary an"
fmiiy aud AMONG those called To dis
tres T" regulate the of digestion an purity tlr
h""d t'H the best remedy have ever known and
! confidently recommend them my flcnd.
Ynurs, j. Y. HINES.
WARSAW, WYOMING 60, Y. V, oct ~ ltaa
DIAN SiW; amusing your Ca,hartie P my practice
ma nnd them excellent purg alive Ia cleanse the stu
aud purify tho fountains of the bio d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

FREIGHT TRApE.-Thc reeeipts Of freight at the
Depot of the Va. Tenn. Railroad October Did,
were rs follows II loaded ears Of produce from
the West consisting of zoos bushels Of Wheat:
3ls barrels of Flour; $500 TBS. of Misccllauc-
Gus. 10 loaded cars were sent West the same
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
Vt ?,
Erysipclas, srr0fuln, kiug'- Evil, letter Tn
pnors, aud sail 1thcun

From a ForrardDP Hercha"t IF - Lonis fb T. 1888
DR AfiHi our Pills are the paragon Of nil that IA great
In medicine They have cured little daughter II ulccrou~
her hands aud feet that had proved nrurac for
Her mother had been long gri"v"usly afflicted will
hutchcs and pimpl. her skin In her hair After
rhld cured she also tied Pills and hey have cnred
her Asa MbRiiklItiE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

CouPLrNExrARy.-Thc Elitor Of the Danvlle
Transcript who visited city at the time of tie
Fair, writes long letter to his paper. from which
we make the following extract:
The Fair is decided success The display of
cattle horses, mules &c., as we'll splendid
collection of agricultural implements, and other
machinery speaks in the highest terms of the en-
ergy and diligence Of the President, Judge Dan
lei, and his able corps Of aids. Besides, the at
fractions in the of fancy articles, wrought by
the hands of the ladies. establish the fact that
they have not been Indifferent, or idle observers
of the efforts of the friends of the exhibition. Ev-
cry conceivable thing in the way of needle work,
from pin-cushion to bcl-quilt is found here, in
an endless variety. The citizens of Lynehburg
have long hal q high character for entcTrrise and
energy, and this exhibition but adds another ppnt
in proof of their title to such character This
city is very much crowded indeed very much
doubt if there more persons at the last AIR
in Richmond certainly, there were not SO many
if we take into comparison the relative size Of the
two cities.
We, and the party Of young gentlemen who
left Danvile with US, are stopping ut the ash
ington lIouse.--And take great pleasure in
testifying to, and returning our thanks for, the
ccommolatng spirit Of the Washington ly
whose kindness alone enabled t. obtain
a pleasant room, amidst such perfect jam.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
cry AND STATE AFFAIRS.
Sec notice to subscribers to the Coronation Ball
Published in M, ther column.

The Recent FnR-The Agricultural and Me.
chancal Fair held in this city last week was, all
things considered. success. bur ut the same tame
we cannot be obvious of the fact, thai in several
of its departments. 'lere might have been decided
royement. There is no room 10 complain III
r,garl to the number If vsito,s They were snff-
GENTLY numerous We do think howev =. TINT
although the numl,cr and excellence Of the various
things which formed the aggregate Of the exhihi-
ton may have exceeded the authorizations of some.
the exhibition did do Justice to the rcsour-
ces, the Agricultural and Mechanical industry OF
South Western Virginia. The attractions mi -ht
have been increased All hundred fold. if but tithc
Of those who have ut h,me abundant products of
the farm. the garden. fine horses cattle. sheep,
hogs, etc., to say nothing of the works OF the
shops, the manufactures, and other abndes OF IN
dustry and energy had contributed to the extent
of their ability. 1t may be that the numerous
successful county Fairs in this section of the State
had some effect in diminishing the mass OF mate
rns for our Fair but this ought not to have been
the case the effect ouSht to have been precisely
the reverse. Gotten up to ndvanee the interest "'
the farmer the mechanic and the manufactures,
they should that these exhibitions truly repre-
sent them and that they shall be OF such char
acter as shall repay the visitor the expense and
trouble of attending them. When this kind Of
feeling il aroused the interest in such exhibitions
will increase, and rs before remarked the greatest
benefits must accrue to our industrial interests
We trust that every return OF the Fair season will
show oh improvement upon its immediate prrdc-
cessor, until the Fairs of Lynchburg shall rank in
interest and Importance amongst the first in the
country There ID 10 reason why they sh ,uld not
attain this proud emincnce. South-W Western Nir-
ginia has the climate and the soil. and all the re-
sources necessary to put her in the Vanguard
Nothing is wanting but the proper spirit. energy
and pride let these but be thoroughly aroused, and
we are sure she can compete with the most sue
ccssful of her rivals.
We publish in to-days paper the remainder of
the Premium list. That there are many DEFICIENCIES
and omissions in the list, we have no doubt but
owing to the confused condition in which we
found the manuscript reports We have done the
best that possible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

Mrs NJ Cloptou pie knife, for water lilly.
MAPS AND PAINTINGS.
Miss Errtl.a Holt. taxed ccsenl ne lal, Tor map
Miss Mary l.. Goee.iu. medal. for painting.
Il l. Blcklori, lHnehhurg. medal for mnp
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

Secretary Of State TO issue orders On the
State Treasurer for the payment of all
such appropriations. and II shall be me
duty OF the Safe Treasurer TO pay the
same.
SEC. z. There Is hereby appropriated
annually out OF any money IN treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the sum Of
one hundred dollars TO each County Agri-
cultural soc:ety, that is or may be entitled
thereto under the provisions OF this act.
SIC. s. So much of a.y former act as
appropriates money to County Agricultu-
raj Societies. IS hereby repealed.
SIC. g. This act shall be III force from
ard after lis massage.
E. d. CAMPBELL,
Ii. Gov. and Pres. Of Senate.
I. s Lowell,
Speaker of Assembly.
Approved April 10. 1888
ALEX. w. RANDALL.