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made and adv ertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
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JOHN II. & SAM'L TYREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

JOHN II. & SAM'L TYREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LYNChBuRG, VA.
Sell Tob"ceo. Wheat, F!e"r, mud other Country
0ee, YOUNGER 4sMITTS, nea,ly oppo'ie Farmer. Bank
1uNAKE this tho thanks
and for their very liberal pa
charge business. to render entire .4faeon to their
responsibility &c they refer to citizens OF Lynchburg
PHOENIX FOUNDRY Il ENGINE WORKS,
LYncHBURs. VA.
vINilIs ESTABLISHMENT been enlarged to meet the
increasing demand for work in Its various branches ands
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES of any re
Mil Gearing. shanng Hangers
Goodwins Celebrated Con,rs Discharge WATER WHEEL
Iron and Brass cas.ngssnd wrough, Iron work Of svo
All work done establishment equal tbs
ap 4r,. a @ DABNEY AsL
iNCHBJkn Virginia
cuua..xp nA aSIs pIn u = . "a wuEEu..
for made
S"" '''' "'''' ''''' Yarr sryn. TO
JOHN c ANIEL. Esq,r' de- VT 1.
EDwARD II. Gill Esq. Superintendent Petersburg an
THOMAS DoDAMEAD .@-,u:r-.- Il :inia
cg IT. Railroad G m.,,s, s,,s,0, v,,r0,. and
r; Mr. hiIaid PAE Master
Joseph ASpEnseSi E'q RI E1,Amsnd' vi.
Fn '.is WHOM ESQ. President side Seo. and p.
tiers 'urg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MALONE Esq Chief Engineer Norfolk nd
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq. Baltimore, Md.
WYATT & CO, Charleston s. c.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON Esq, Nozzle. Ala
wIAM iA sWAS E;9 KSs1ys Term ro,.
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DYANE, JK. SoS. 4. b. DEANE, IN.
ap I5c2tawts r. BROWNE DEANE
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IT, WANTED.A

IMMEDIATELY AT THIS OFFICE SEVERAL BOYS
Of good character and principles DESTROYS OF learning the
printing busne's None need apply who are not willing with
good honoraLy their time that he
will receive In the latter Of their service
muneraon for the fces made whilst nstrucng them.
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Fox TExAs.-Quite n caravan Of emigrants pas
sed through our town yesterday, on their way
TO Texas We understand they were from Rock
ingham & Shenandoah counties, and judging from
their turn out. they belonged to the weauhiest
class of citizens of the Valley. Indeed we have
heard it stated but do not know how the nforma-
ton was obtained, that one of the gentlemen was
worth upwards of 100000. We could not but
regret to see the removal of so many of the best
citizens, conveying with them 80 much Of the cap
i.al of Virginin to find homes and be employed
elsewhere Wytheriile Telegraph.
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~ UERU'S COD LIVER Oh. JELLY will
III be found The agreeable rm of administering
Liver Oh. For sale by STABI.ER e. JONES.
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lguyO TOBACOONBs Ta.-Rss. Osley I'll Aen1b
| u Red and Btne Branding Paints branding heerA g ~
superior quality; Ollye on In bssksts 0un 49, ~ -
lk0r sale By W n SExVIWoGo ~
especpy
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WESTERN VIRGINIA BAPTIST Association
This clerical body convened in this place on FRI
day last and continued in session until yesterday.
The sessions Of the Association were characteriz-
ed by the harmony and good feeling usually man
ifested on such occasions. The delegation was
not so large expected. Among the WISH
ting brethren, were Rev. Messrs. Percy, Mis-
sionary to China, Caperton of Miss. j. b. Tay-
Tor, ST. and J. b. Taylor, jr., of Richmond, and
Geo. B. Taylor, Of Staunton.
On Sunday morning following tho variors pull
pits having been rendered to the ministers Of the
Association, the Methodist Church was occupied
by Rec. Mr.. Mason of, Rock bridge; the Presbyte-
ran Church. by Rev. j. B. Taylor, ST.. of Rich
mond city; and the Baptist Church, by Mr.. Ca
perton, of Mississippi all who delivered able and
interesting addresses, and reflected credit upon
themselves and their denomination.
In the afternoon a mass meeting was held in
the Methodist Church to take into consideration
the subject of Foreign Missions. Spirited and
stirring addresses we're made by Rev Mr.. Pearcy,
returned Missionary from China, Rev. j. B. Tay-
lor, ST., Secretary OF the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions, Rev. j. P. Corran, and others; after which
contribution of SITS was taken up.
The report on Education, handed in on Satur-
day afternoon, urged very strongly the establish
ment Of Western Virginia Male High School.
This measure was warmly sustained by several
members, and was laid upon the table to afford a
more complete investigation into its merits.
Entire harmony has attended these meetings.
Much good. it is hoped has been begun and done.
The citizens of Marion generally have afforded
great satisfaction by their distinguished hospitali
ty; and every one will doubtless carry away de-
lightfu remembrance of Marion and its people
The amount Of contributions in cash and pledges
was about $350.-4Marson 1isitor.
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INAMPBEl.u. 4. ID FOR aAu.E.-sf net
~ sold privately before, will sell at public auction. on
THURSDAY the 10th day Of SEPTEMBER II fair II not
a the neat fair day. Attract Of Land aiming n
- 100 ACRES, -
lying In the county of Campbell the LyneLburs and sa
lem Turnpike about miles from lynehburg and adjoining
the lands Of John Johnson Cole olns and ohes There
supposed TO be about 25 OF cleared land embracing
good Meadow this place The so well adapted Corn
wheat, Oats, Tobacco Graaa.
Persons desiring small Lynchburg. invited
TO examine this place which very desirable and situated In
good neighborhood
The land will bc shown wishing IT, by Mr..
Pecrew who lives adjoining IT, datcly the Turn
pike
~ Sale TO be tho premises Terms made known
the day Of sale ELIZABETH +. BURCHfIELD
scp!2 dds
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WE ARE now in RECEIPT OF OUR SPRING STOCK
STAPLE md FANCY HARDWARE,
which invite the attention Of friends and the trade
generally Our stock large and complete goods
having been procured from the MANUFACTURERs We
intend sell at loo prices and will satisfaction to
all who favor with call We call attention to the
follow log goods -
Silver. Plated Ware. in every variety, Varranted,
Table cutlery. Of every description
Pocket Cutlery of Rodgers Wes nhoms and Crook
ufacture,
Table Cloths Mahogany Rosewood and Maple coiors
Floor OIL Cloths. from to yds wide,
OIL Shades and Curtain Fixtures,
Gilt Cornice,
Cream Freezers &c. &c.
Carriage and Buggy Trimmings
Carpenters Millwrights and Blacksmiths Tools
Farming and Gardening Utensils,
Willow and Wooden Ware,
Single Double Guns, Rides Pistols great variety
Fishing Tackle. &c &C.,
Circular. Mill and other Saws,
all goods usually kept In the best Hardware houses
EV- Call and see. COLHOUNS WILLS
ina 9.d&c.s
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Dkiy- WA NTED. -Uq

TUNHE wishes engage several competent men to
travel in the State Of Virginia chance is Of
fred for energetic Call No B. Cabe House Lynch.
burg [sep72t'
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TVNHE VERY DEhIRABLE REslDENCE
Il fthe late Elijah Fletcher is offered for Apply 10
s. FLETCHER
aug a6-tt Amherst Courthouse
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS

SAl.E OF REAL. EsTATk.-In parsuaace
- Of the provisions deed Of executrd by John
bailey and WIFE, dated the LIST October 1856 to the Lynehburg
Building Fund Association the undersigned III SELL the
mses public auctioa FRIDAY the 7th nstan, "
o'clock, p. NJ, the n sssc and Les the Campbell "A
Court House Turnpike cd by said deed The LA
perry the side Of the aad Turnpike just above
Simpsons Soap Factory. The undergned will sell and
such title only In them by the deed afr said
TERMS made known ,hs day Of sale
SAM. TYREE.
X. q. II kEAN
septt dtds q. 4. WILLS.
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INN SOAPS AND COLOGNEs.-Gew's
Soap Gycerine Soap; genuine Colognes Lubls Ex
tracts, Hedyo Concentrated Persian Essence do
jy2ts j. II. THOMPSON 4 CO
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JANUARY 98th, 1885.
GEO w. VALENTINE. R.F. HENINd
GROCERS,
inert Door 10 the Merchants Bdnk,)

lNOAr.. COAL! COAL Hive prepared
70 furf with No. article OF Red Ash
Egg Anthracite Ccai low est market price, Orders
at the Of Mssss kuncr Kabler Main Street. will
esve PROF. pl attention. -
aus3i d5tawts Mas JNO KINNIER Co
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| NEW CALICOEs, CALICORa-Juse spss
N cd $50 pieces styles Of Prints suitable for ths
the approaching season. TO DO sold very cheap
aug R4-ts JOHN A8RAUAAB.
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21
THE HYDRAULIC PRESS

"ScHol WHr HOW DO YoU DOT Such has been the
exclamation in town during the past week. excited by
the announcement of Madam Sclo being in midst
with all the terrible secrets of Palmisry, Egyptian
Astrology, Astronomy and Phrenologyto say nothing
of her medical skill and power to beautify complexons
She informs that in His roaming country,
(who is friend hnself) will fail to have consuta.
tion" Several of citzens-young men anxious
concerning their matrimonial chances and future fate
have ayaiIed themselves her skill in the occult sci
ences and pronounce her revelations satisfactory One
of them informed that he is governed by the Cam
Ger, is of middle stature, six feet high, cold booded
quick in quarrel very amabe and cross fond of music
but down brass bands the delight of the aides who
dying for him, very modest and thinks great deal
of himself old bachelor twenty-five years of age who
nothing for the but crazy for wife, possess
large fortune and will grow rich ifhe makes mon
ey enough, must not commence any enterprise be-
tween midnight and SUNRISE will drown if he
keeps clear of water and takes his brandy straight
With all these charming qualities, she very properly
warned friend to be careful or he would fall down
somswheres If anybody doubts this account, oil he
she has to do convince him her veracy
is to call upon the enchantrcss and say-"scho. I
want to knowl Du tell
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21
The County.

Political meetings are being held at every
precinct of importance.
The Independent Convention which met at
Nevada on Saturday last was a failure, al
though it nominated C. W HILL fer County
Judge, and Col. COLLINS, of Cherokee, for
Senator; but it is said the latter gentleman
will not accept
The Democrat of Wednesday affords the
following items:
Henry Plumer has obtained change of
venue to Yuba county.
The Inspectors and Judges of election for
Bridgeport Township, are as follows:
Sweetland's, at Kings Saloon-Inspeetor
Chas. Sweelland; Judges, Sam Clifford j ohm
Brown.
French Corralf at French Cor al House
Inspector, J. Pollard; Judges, J. D. Wear, T.
+. Buchanan.
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

10 The voters of Bridgeport Township
win have abundant opportunity to choose
good men for their loc i officers at the COM
ing election, as witness the following Inde-
pendent candidates who have announced
themselves during the present week:
III. FARQUHAR, Esq, for Justice of the
Pesce. Two years of faithful honest service
in the same capacity constitute his best rec
ommendation.
HENRY EVERETT, Esq., for Supervisor of
District No. 8; the most popular man for that
Office before tie voters of this District. He
has already filed the position with ability
and honor, and We venture to predict his de-
served election.
Messrs. J. B. Lowe spd G. w Moore, who
have served as COnstables the past year, are
up for reelection.
Mr.. G. W. Cornell, late of Oak Tree Ranch,
now resident of this place, and Mr.. A.
Pridgeon, of Cherokee, are candidates for
the same office
Msjor G.. Welton's card was noticed in last
weeks Star
Since writing the above we learn that DR..
J. Gillespie, of Sweetland, is an Independent
candidate for Justice of the Peace
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21
The State a9 Large.

Mining news from every portion : Califor
pers all chronicle large strikes, rich pros
poets, aud fattering prognostIcs.
SIERRA Monte Cristo, ST. Louis and La
Porte will soon be geographically connected
with Downieville and the rest of the State.
Three unsuccessful attempts at high way rob-
berry were made on the road between Fores,
City and Downesille last week. ...By the
premature explosion of q bl st on Canon
Creek, Geo. Wiswell was thrown down
bank seventy feet without breaking any
bones. man bitten by rattlesnake
was saved by prompt excision Of the part land
brandy.
The Ell Dorado Indians are becoming civil
lied. Two of them recently engaged in
bloody fight whilst intoxic tied, and one OF
them shockingly beat the other with large
stone.
Tne Pefaluma Journal chronicles numer-
GUS 'sfrce fghts'' as occurring in that town
last week
Cars n Valley will raise enough this year.
for home consumption.
An unknown man was found dead under
tree last week near Folsom. WHO weeps for
hin?
Beverly Simpson is mysteriously missing
from Upper Placerville.
The Sheriff of Mariposa county has applied
to Gov Weller for aid to place Col. Fremont
in possession of his disputed claims.
The independent press favor the election of
Curry for Supreme Judge.
At the coming exhibition of the San Fran
cisco Mechanics Institute, tw o Quartz Crush
ers will be kept in constant operation.
Two breweries were robbed last week in
Ell Dorado county. What's brewing?
The Catholics OF Monterey have subscribed
! 9C0 Tor enlarging the old church which
was built in 1894.
Robbery Of every grade is as rife as usual
all over the State.
The Indians on the North Trinity have
killed one white man and shot another.
Near Amador there is river bank claim
so ich that the owners sleep by it to keep off
thieves.
Tie political editors are doing their best to
convince people of their mutual infamy.
Rowena Granice Adams is about to pub
lish book of Family Gems" &c How do
you do :"
Miller, California citizen, has invented
machine whish successfully sows and har-
rows ut the same time.
The Southern Overland Mail Route from
San Francisco to Memphis, Tenn, will not
be flirly opened before October.
The main business portion of Georgetown
was destroyed by fire on the 16.h inst. Loss
$50 000 .A
There are 500 acres Of land under cultiva-
ton in the klamath Reservation,
The Union is Informed that there are on
| baud at San Quentin about 5000, 900 of brick.
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

Birchyille. at Whitney's SFore-1nspector.
v. G. Bell; ] udgcs, Orlando Evans,-Purdon.
San Juan, at Union Hotel-In-pec,or, W.
p l. Winham; Judges, O. P. Stidger. L. G.
McKibbe.
Mon ezuma, at Liggett's--Inspector, jos.
Parham; Judges, Chris. Monroe, VIM. j. Nc
Fadden.
Cherokee, at Turney's Hotel--Inspector,
Aaron Davis; Judges, Thos. Hannah, J. d..
Dixon.
Columbia Hill. is. McBrown's House--In-
spector, John McBrown; Judges, John Terry
Jerry Wood
Michael Shea. one of the Irishmen wound
ed in the McMurtry affair, died in the coua-
~ hospital last week.
There was an alarm of Ere in Broad street
on Sunday. caused by carelessiy dropping a
lighted cigar stump among some shavings
under the sidewalk.
CoNTRACr AwARDED.-The contract for
boarding the county prisoners, was yesteids
awarded TO Messrs. Pearson 4 Healy, at i've
dollars per week, f1r eacn prisoner. The
County printing and advertising was awarded
to the Journal for one year, tor TWO hundred
dollars, that boing the lowest bid for the
work.
EUREKA LAKE Cove understand that
the EureAa Luke CO. have purchased Of Mes-
srs. Marsh Il Tisdale, thesSpring Creek and
Humbug dirches and are now supplying by
means OF their lakes, water 10 TN sc hereto
fcre dry sections of the county, Columbia
! and Montezuna Hills. The ditch OF the Eu-
reka l. Ike Co. Is now the longest IN The
county, AMI we believe louger than any 9TH
CIR la -Iue State--being moro than sixty miles
in direct iiue.
The Grass VALLEY TRAGEDY John
McCaoe, Alex lnder Gi iff1a, Micnael McGee,
Patrick harrington, Micaael Casey ana r.
Snield~were indicted by The grand jury last
week for the murder of James McMurtry, at
Grass Vale on the los July last Tney
Were arrsigned before the DislricL Court on
Mon1ay, and eacn plead not guIity.
R1S-An able communication from the author of pre-
vous articles upon 'The Ridge, received too late
tor insertion this week.
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

THE ALLEGHAsIAss.-The Theater was filed on
Thursday night by musc-loviug audience, amongst
whom it pleasant to observe unusual number of
ladiss assembled to hear the above company of
lists. They gave citizens the best musical treat
they have enjoyed for long tme-though some Of us
cou not but think cadly of poor Miss Gooienow.
Owing doubtes the lining Of the Tlleater,
Miss IIifferts voice sounded mufled-it had that
sweet clear ring we love to hear from As
usual in mixed audiences the comic element seemed
prevail and most easily touched. Perhaps the
muscles of merrimcnt may be allowed the phrase,
after all lie close about the heart the place Of tender
ness
down the house
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

TIE RAcEs-During the first half of Thursday
strangers poured into town from every direction and
by every mode eff conveyance to be present at the first
the San Juan Course. Groups of long limbed
shrewd looking gentlemen learned in horses and over
flowing in their language with sporting technicaiities
gathered that great focus of attraction, Smith
& Browns Livery Stable, examining the stock there
assembled with critical eyes& with amirng deprcca
tory comments Immediately after dinner everybody
proceeded to the Race Course, which is ark
Co.'S mill on the Nevada road, leaving the almost
depopulated.
We are indebted to friend who was there, for the
following account of the proceedings on the ground:
The new race track is hard, fine, level one, with
tall pines and shady oaks on either side whose green
arbors cool the passing breezes aording spectators
a luxury much needed at such place. The course
will prove NETT 10 the toysl ssa credit the
gentlemanly proprietors
There were present in large numbers tie various
classes of which usually gather on such occasions
grouped together according to plunage, The most
numerous class were members of the Bar(not the le
gal bar, but The other one though the two alike in
this each is runous freely visited who
tered into the spirit Of the in proportion
as the spirit entered into them.
The most conspicuous persons present, howeverwere
the political candidates who circulated themselves very
freely and left impression not the mind alone but
on the hand, and reminded you at the time that
they were entered the September races and wanted
hackers.
The first race fr purse Of one hundred dollars
and entrance fee of thirty dollars; and the following
horses were entered: Becky Moore, Sleepy and
Pinto, all Spanish stock The drum tapped, and away
they iew Becky Tim Smiths horse, winning the purse
by about fifty feet in distance Of 40 yards Several
other races for small amounts, and the sports
.of the day closed by between atarcty and
White Pigeon the former winning by about eight feet
On Friday. yesterday. there was race on the same
course between American horses for purse Of SlG-
the result of which could not obtain in time for this
issue:and to-day there is $1,000 purse between
Turney's and NiclIois bay
Verify San Juan is the paradise of sports
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

CURIOUS SUIr-Haymony rs. Patriotism.
The San Juan B ASS Band brought suit on
Wednesday, before Jnslce Farcuhar, against
s. s. Lewis, to recover $3.50 claimed to be due
them from Lewis for services as musicians on
the occasion of the celebration in this town
July 9th, Mr.. Lewis having been one of the
Committee Of Arrangements appointed by
citizens to get up the celebration.
1t appears from the testimony that sub
Committee had waited upon the Leader of the
Band. topiocure their services, and stated
that they would be unable to promise any
definite sum, not knowing exactly what the
amount Of funds and exl enses would be, but
Offering to give whatever m ght be left after
paying the necessary expenses, and this ar
rangement the sub Committee deemed final.
Mr.. Lewis, however, feared they would not
play when wanted, unless the amount they
demanded, $50, were guaranteed them; and
the evidence went to show that he gave them
his personal guaranty for the sum; and upon
this he was sued, the remainder of the Com
mittee having IS yet male no payment to the
Band. though prepared very lately TO do so.
The suit was decided by a jury of six, in
favor of the plaintiffs.
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

Horse Stolen.--Scmebody, name unkn own
hired horse from Smith & Browns Livery
Stable in this place some two weeks ago, and
fit of absence of-money, actually cold him
at 0roville, and was compelled to continue
his journey on foot. Mr.. Brown. ON learning
OF the sale, Immediately proceeded to Oro-
vile, where he recovered the horse, but
could get no trace of the thief.
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

Trouble among the Ceiestials -0n Thurs
day morning there was gre II sound # bro
ken China heard to proceed from Chinese
brothel on the outskirts Of town and upon
Justice Farquhar and Constable Low pro-
ccedirg TO the spot, they founi one of the
curious PEOPLE had been wounded by knife
eomewhere amongst the netber nankeen. A
gross, fat fellow was arrested charged with
doing the cutting. but his countrymen all
claiming that he did it in self-defense, he
was set at liberty after paying the fee of the
physician in attendance oe the injured John
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21

LloUoRs THAT NO ONE CAN OBJECT ro.-The Golden Era
in its review Of the market, says
"Qute good feeling exists in descriptions of
spirits and wines, principally foreign
This lis lucky thing for San Francisco, and may
count for the peaceable character that city
borne atterly But such is the kind of spirits aud
wines brought to this place. Judging from exhibitions
have witnessed of them, should rather say that
quite bad feeling exists in them, which to be
developed by consumption And this is particularly
true of foreign liquors, Called such Scotch and
irish whisky, old Bourbon, &c. Even our native lager
does very full of good spirits it really plays
the devil with people, and we have remarked that
those who are often found at agsrheads, frequently
come to their bier.
The hydraulic press., 1858-08-21
Thomas New Bridge at Linda

TRANSFERS and others, travelling to and
from Marysyiiie, will consult their own interest by
bearing in mind that the Bridge at Linda crossing the
Yuba is the eligible route The Bridge Is one oil
the best in the State and the roads leading 70 H IN ex
celett condition. 1t is the nearest route Marysve
from all portions of Nevada, Yuba Sierra and adjoining
counties. L. ". IliOAAS.
Linda NAV q, 1855 2s tt