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Blk Of Goshen, Goshen
BIZ Of Gosport, Gosport.
N IL. Vernon, Nj. v.
Bk Of Psoli, Pa0li.
Blk Rockville, Wabash.
Bk Salem, N. Albany.
BIZ Of 6alsn, Salem.
Biooning tpn Bank.
OambFidgs City Bank.
Canal Bk, Evansville.
Crescent City BIZ "
Exch. Bk, Grssnoastls.
Hayetts County Bank.
Hoosisr Bank.
Indiana Bk, Madison.
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rIn searching The house Of Bishop John
son, charged with murder q Salt Lake, Utah
tho United States of6cisls vsfs NOT able 4
discover the Bishop, but found thefein hi,
ten wives. Four Of these wives are Sisters
and the Bishops own nissss, and 10 he's, b
sides these, two sisters out Of one family
and also . mother and her daughtee.
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ED WARD DEANS,

DR. APER AND TAIL OR,
sscond-st., between Main and Johnson, up stairs,
KROKUK, IOWA. aM
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Ca9imsrsa
II constantly on hand and sut and nade NJ int
garments ii aAtyle unsurpassed In the city.
N.Ds--Beys' Clothing cut and mads n IL latest
and boot styles. Ldeo2o-dlYl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-10

pLnAsuaH PAR1Y.-Tho steamer Quincy,
Oa,k Shsble, viii taxa pleasure party from
Hannibal 70 Davsnport nszs Monday.
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Sidss these, two slstsrs out Of one family,
and also mother and her daughtsr.
1Osl. Fuller. Of Nsw York, lsarnsd,
while on visit 10 the Bank Of Rngland, that
anot : single pisos Of American paper uhish
laid over during the l.ss panic nov rsnsins
unpaid. This, says Mr.. klssy, the Governor,
cannot be said Of any Other 'nstion On IL
earth I"
Ths steamer Belfast, Captain Fosss,
he's Just snoossdsd in making : luosanfal
voyage up tie Minnesota River, 70 Tie mouth
OF Yellow Medicine River, 40 miles above
ST. Paul, some 50 miles farther than hereto
fore reached BY steamer.
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.INE PAPERS
CARD STOCK,

Bsying at head quarters ut the lowest vholssall
Cash prices, ve can Ill orders for Printing st vsry
Low rats, and sfsH ItSe.
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u l
Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
BIZ Of 1ikhart, 4khaft.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Franklin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bsnk, Lima.
Parhe Co. BIZ , Rockville.
Prairie City Bk E. Hsatl
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, 6oshen.
Southern BIZ Of Indiana.
State BIZ and Branches.
BrookvilIe Bank.
Fsrmers' Bank, WsstfsA
Bank o. Syraouse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-10

Wsona.-A woman Of disreputable Char
seter - aArrsd and feathseed few day
sisos 6 Ksoknk, Iowa. Perhaps the Kso
kakiaas wish repetition Of tho Oshkosl
n4D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Arrival of the City of Manchester

Nsw YORK. Oct. l3.-The steamer City of Man
chester, which left Ljserraol the evening OF
the esth ult.. arrived here to-day.
Tho stoamers North Br ain aud Jason had ar
rived out
The London Times says: Tho seizure Of San
Juan 10y Gen. Harvey, originated i'll audacty. and
the assumption that England was afraid to avenge
it. and further says it is time to put stop to such
notions.
Tho Dictator Of Modena had ordered twenty
thousand Mime rihes.
\ dispatch from Naples says tho King had left
for the Roman frontier for the purpose Of having
an interview with tho Pope at Rome.
\ despatch received ut London on Thursday
from Zurich says the Prince Napoleon had nrriv.
ed there yesterday morning, when separate Canfc-
rences immediately took place between the French
and Sandman, and French and Austrian plenipo-
tentiares.
The French were actively engaged in fitting out
u China expedition.
COMMERCIAL.
liverpool Markets. Cotton sales for tho week
ending Wednesday, closed weak, Wheat was
steady. Provisions quiet and dull Sugar heavy.
Cunsols unchanged
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Markets.

New YORK Oct l3. Flour has declined 8 to
10 cts: Southern unchanged. Wheat has IA down
ward tendency: Red II -: White T. to j0---
Corn buuyant and scarce, 81 is refused for mixed.
Pork steady; mess Is IS to 45 80 prime 10 81 to
IL. Lard firm at Ill to liz. Whskey firm nj 30
cts. Stocks dull and lower. Virginia G's 9l3.
EvENlsG.-Cottou very dull. White and yell
low Corn selling at 81 Mess pork Is 80 10 Is 40;
Prime 10 62 to II. Whisky 80! cents. Others
unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Oct. l3.--Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm 10000 bushels offered, white II 20 to Is.
Corn firm, white and yellow, - to So cts. Bacon
Sides l0i. Mess pork Is - IL SID, Primo IL SO.
NhiSkey firm at 20 cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
ADVENTIST ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADV ERTlSlNG AGENCY.
All THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
1fyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

/ AN AGENT FOR the follow ing papers the line of rail
road from Iyncbug Chattanooga other places all Of
them having large circulation Among the people
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEw EHA Floyd {. Ill., Va VIRGINIA Ecuo IIalifaN G. II.
WmG VA. X TgSs. Ntws, Bristol. Va
WITNESS, Knoxville Tenn. NISDicAroH
ErGSTER, UNION l'"'''""''' t'''"
sogcrsvile, Tenn DExocRAT t,renc,ic. T,nn
>rrlLIG Morristown" ADVERTISER Chattanooga,
STAR Ir.x,..,., Pusr Athens,
S1rrTf; V VnmornaS Abingdon, Va.
DEMOCRAT, { '"'''''' W, REGISTER, Salem, Va
VISITOR, Murion Va. STAR Il HERALD, Craftsmanship
DEMOCRAT, ri,,,s,,o w PATEioT, Ora. son e. H., Va.
Wing, r"''"''''' w. TELEGEAin ,v,n..,.iu. A.,
DkNoCRAT, Union, va. TINES, "''' ""
REGISTER, ln,, A.. Apyoo ATE TazcwcllC e. H.. Va
REPu ~, ""'' 70" sorIii- WEST Giles {. H. Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. RErrRIIcAN, Winchester, Va
Pcrsns wishing advertise in the above papers vii
find call nj The office I'll the l ncl
burg Nirgnan, where contracts VIII he made ah
nd. criisrncnts ARpEp WITHOUT DELAY.
GEL will also receive and forward aycrtis'g !" paper
In the United staics. \. WADDliI.
sept isis Foreman iir,inan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Safety Of tho Quaker City.

NORFOLK, Oct. l3.-rhe steamer Quaker City
arrived i'll Hampton Roads ut ! O'Clock last even
ing in tow OF tho steamer State of Georgia.
The captain was compelled IL throw over
board the deck lunl during the gale of tho 10Th
The passengers who remained on board uie all
well, and landed here to 1ay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
c,Yy AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Coop ADVERTISING MEpiur.-Wiiihe published
:. ,bS TirJiaias job Office. early in Novcmher, a
AZ '.S calendar for tie year 1900. The rork
I'll contHin. in addition, much asefhl md enter
,a;n;ng matter, and rs several tl'oassnd copies are
he published for gratuitous circulation, 1t Will
Va raluable cdium Of advertising. All persons
listing to avail themselves It the orprtnnity Of
adyertsinr their iusine.s, will ple"se leave Their
names at the cnan,er Of the Nirg'nian once.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
From Eavti.

New OGIEALs, Oct 3.---An arrival from lIayti
says the conspiracy at Port Au Prince was MOI Q
extensive than was Mt first supposed Rigid Po
lice measures have been enforced, anl the city
placed in state of siege.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Old Buck Sues Forney for Libel

New YORK. Oct. l3.--It is stncd on good n,l.
lhorty that the Chevalier Forney has received u
notification from the President, of his ntontion to
institute prosecution for libel. account of the
article in the Press Of Monday in relation to the
death of Senator Broderck.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Accident to the Steamer Star Of the West

Nrw York, Oct. l3.-The steamer Star of III,
West, when one day out of As ,inwall, broke
shaft, but reached Key West with one wheel.
She will probably arrive here about Sunday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
MARRIED..

AT Homework, Va, on Wednesday night, The
oath inst, by Rev. Moses d. Hogc, of Richmond
city. Mr.. Dawn I. WILLIAMS, of Richmond. and
Miss SALLiE WILLIE. daughter of Robert W. vii,
lams, Esu.. of PittsVlvania cnnntv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Right Rev. Bishop ATKINSON, of North Car
olina, will preach ut St. Pauls Episcopal Church,
in this city, on Sabbath morning next morning
and night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Two Mon Killed in baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Oct 1.-two men were shot dead
last nj ht. One was II young lrisI,man, and the
other, mate OF Bay craft.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

ArpolxruEsrs OF MARsnALs &c. FOR THE FAIR.
the following gentlemen have been appointed
Aids to the Chief Marshals: II W Crens!aw,
VIM Waller VIM II Lnnghorne, Saml Bailey.
TIC Ferguson j Mcem, Jr.. + j Folkes, J. II
Murrell.
MAR>HALs AssisTANTs.-J c Horizon, John J
Scott, S. lIutter. Jr., Humphrey Dabney, |.
Blackford, J A Hunt, Chas Langhornc, Hugh
Nelson.
bank r A Lee.
Day PoLlcE.-Capt G W Lee, Chas King. c D
Mahone john Mays, John Boze, Geo Edmuads,
~ Moss, II Mcbride.
NIGHT PoLTcE.-Capt. o W Brown. - Brown.
Nv Aprerson, p II Gregory.
The Mar ,hals and Marshals Assistants will
assemble on the Fair Grounds, this Friday morn
ing at . o'clock A. NJ.
JOHN S. ANGIIORNE. Marshall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

Soxs OF MAL1A.--Ths mysterious order Of
Knights, are expected to parade our streets in full
hatt some night during the progress Of our
Fair What night it will I've, no outsider may
NAV know before hand, but our inhabitants should
boon the qui UiCe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

CHEWING ToBAcco.-Thc editor of the Wythe
vile Telegraph, who processes to be Judge Of the
article, refers in the suhjoined 1attering terms to
brands of tobacco already favorahly known i'll this
city Says the aforesaid editor: TO those adj
dicted as unfortunately are, to the 'abominah'e
habit" of chewing the odd Virginia weed" we
would recommend the City Trade and "Lone
Star brands manufact-u cd by II. LanshNrne 4 5 II,
Lynchbnrg, plentiful supply Of which they will
lind at the store Of Mcssrs. IIeuscr & Cook, to
whom we are indehto4 for specimens Of each. Ac-
cnrding t" onr taste the Getty Trade brand is n
little the hest. though both are good ~ to rem
der the distinction in fav.,r Of either very hard to
make, Fond ms we ARE al good article, we woul'l
Star"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

RAiLRoAp MEErING.-A meeting Of the citizens of
B,one county. will te held at the Court House
ON the first day of the Circuit Court. to express
thicr views in reference to the duty Of the Legs.
lature to provide the for the earliest prac-
ticabe completion OF the Coving,on and Ohio Rail
road
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

ksLGI"rs RksHAL.--There is now j.. osrc>s
at Wythesille religious meeting which Is being
attended ly large aud 80 emn oongr sgations. Revs.
j. Is. deter and A. 4. Dickinson, Of Richmond,
have been preaching twice day br week. On
Monday Last Baptist Church was constituted. to
he called the "wytheville Bapiist church,' The
exercises were deeply interesting. DR. deter read
the Cwenant and Articles oi faith. which he pre-.
fac ii with an address explanatory OF Baptist prin-
cpe- and practices. Elder A. l.. Dickinson de-
livercd charge to the Church. Twenty person sig
niied their intention of uniting with this Church.
he ordinance of baptism will be admiuists ed be-
fore the close Of the meeting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
A CarG.-RenlOyal.

"A CaTC.-tL removal.
MYTH view of HAY ng larger bDts', aud one in
w central position the undersigned viii his
Hardware CUTLERY, ,'un>, &c, I" the STORE HOUSE Nn 10
MAIN STREET. ormrrl, knows as " ldncrBs direct, oI
losie the Farmers and Virginia Banks, which is buGg
htird i'll elegant manner, expressly for The and
will he occupied the 18th of b,lOBi l> llaiu: nialc
r" additions 10 soik ia the Of the !a> month,
line Fan Trade. hops rrcscHt such inducements and
tps, as will command the attention aud clst,m oi c puldr
Those visiting and residing in III" city rur invited to
examine sock In The English Table and Pocket Gut
t, Guns, Ri and Pistols luus, Keeping nol- Ss and
Plated Ware, Locks oi Kind, Woud and Willow War"
French Glass oil Carpets, oil shades Window t"ric !aus
and Pins, Carpenters nud other Mechanics onls, nlimg
Materials, AN's and springs, tarriHgc pils and laccs Vel
lcs. Hubs md spikes Leather Bands Ghm rins AMI lnk
ing, Cali skins and other Leather Shoe Findings, lngi>h m
die Bats Sirrus and Filings Circular aud other Chains
Warranted Files Farming Utensils, Beside many de
scrpon of articles not general! ound in Hardware establish
mcnls. ;. NJ. SIMPSON,
Successor To simpson - BRO,
oct 0-ds l,Uchurg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

SAFES OF RsAL EsrATE.-Bryan Akers Auction
Ger sald yesterday aitern ION. the house and lot
situated at the lnwer end OF Main Street, lately
ownel and occupied by Mrs. Sarah l.. North, de-
ceased, for the sum of $685., on terms equiya-
lent to cash. purchased by Dr.. Jas. Saunders
The house and lot owned iy Mr.. Edwin Ma
thew, also situated at the iower end Of Main ST.,
was sold Cor S4659 on similar terms, purchas
ed Nv Mr. VIM. W. Mostly.
Tho lot adjoining the property. last mentioned,
fronting As feet on Church Street and rnnning
hack l32 feet. sold for Sl.G30, purchased by
Mr. j. Matthias
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

tiNE FoTArnEs.-Dr. A. ID. Gage. Of Wythe
N''e designs exhibiting some immensely big pr
at'es at our ensuing Fair single potato
Weighs tw" pounds. and Ii bushcl Of the same mann
Moth size WIS dug from the >eed If two potatoes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
D., IT W Dopcr. -Thi. gentleman whose &C

pov II. w. DopGr. This gentleman whose &C
un,a,cs Of the pastorsts of the Baptist Church in
.,,!. c;,v vas noticed some weeks since, and who
.n,s =, 1e.,ed to have entered on the duties of his
Shsr',e on last Sabbath, has we regret to state,
' ,a"n detained in Washington City by severe and
,po,rarted indisposi,iun. letter. however, was
ppa.s;vsd on Yesterday. from the gentleman at
.eso hmse he has beon confined, announcing
W., .,,vnlescence and expressing the opinion that
o ' ,nnld he able to reach here in time to fill the
no D,n;, ON next Sabbath To show the estimation
rrPh;ch Mr.. D. is held, by those acquainted with
i Al WE nubsh the suhjoined extract from the
,n., ;ssue Of the 7ruc Unson. an influential Bar-
, ia' ' raper published AT Baltimore. The tract
a'' p", IT w Dodge preached his farewell sermon
=. T.rrvv;lle on Sabbath; 18th ut. A correspon-
.f,ms ma that 1t was truly solemn scene,
oea a ,any tear. we're shed. All felt that they
,rere nnrtnr with a sincere and valuable friend,
'rhnse l,ss will he deeply deplurcd. Mr.. Dodge
y IN allie and excellent minister of the Gospel. n
nan Of fine taste and extensive reading, well
~ ailli,ent pastnr He has honorably filled the
'',s,orae of the Church at Berryv,le for period
ZIG Years. While we are sorry to lose him from
rrom lint place, we congratulate the church ut
Iyncbburg in securing good man. We trust
b;s worth will be appreciated in his new field and
tha, many souls will I've gathered into the church
through his fundamentally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Lynchburg Savings Store.

Er, THE undersigned has jnst returned nom the Eastern
H4a jmnrkeIs with n choice supply Of MILLINERY AND
Vl FANCY GOODS which he win ofcr Wholesale and
tail from % 10 80 cent less than be bought elsewhere.
tor ca Ills stock comprises In par Bonncis, Ribbons Flow
Feahers Trimmings, buttons Eouc,s Bonnet Frames
San ak, Grape, Boibn2nc Plush, Velvet and Masaic but
TONS sewing SILK aud Cotton, Working Woosied, saing and
Knitting WOOL Knitting Sewngad Crochet Needles Front,
Back aud Side Hair Brads French Worked Collars Sleeves
Corset and every variety Of Hoop skirts Nil goods sy
found In Fancy Store
Ny opening III TAX, place next WEDNESDAY to which
invite the attention of tie indies and all persons ia of bar
gains Tor 5. LEVI, Agent.
.,,,t lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

:, FRIGHT TEsDE.-Therr were received al the
per't Of the Virginia ami Tennessee Railroad, on
Yesterday, 20 loaded ears, consisting of the follow
w: WHEAT, ,SsS lusel>; Flour, 1910 barrels
w ", 2s,oo0 pounds; Miscellaneous. 10000 his
,oef' were % loaded cars sent west the same
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14


"YRnE CnuNFY ToB,cco.-untl the last year
" aw"' says the Telegraph, our iaru"rs have la,
o"e' under The impression that climate and
~A werG not adapted tn the growth ,i this great
s.aple' i'nt lately some experiments lave been
"'"'e which show the falacy "f his mprcs." I,
".a which will probably lead to more extensive
vw,'"ra OF the weed. We learn that Mr. ]. +.
ara was induced to make an experiment. IN his
MIN ms year, and the result is TINT he has sew
f f"'eth acres of a. fne lnnking tobacco can be
uu ud' probably within the limits VI the State.
me hs- heea offered and refused $1,000 for his
ti,"p me regular farce empl"yed to cultivate
i',, ''7p was four hands, who, with occa~i.Da
" "sd fAs',l ia addition to the crop Of bleco,
on,,;. one thousand bushels of Prime whrat and
oa,s 'a, u hty or sixty acres III corn and som"
boz. &C these facts we gather from Il near neigh
o,ho. s.r. Ward. We doubt whether there is an
har1 'armer in tho Southwest who will realize as
Val Ae PROFITS from his farm this year ~ Mr..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
LATEST NEWS m TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

1klrno.rnnn nxr.ss.l, rmn ~l,sennrne yI.als,As
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TuE FAIR GROUNDS AND THE FAIR.-We paid
Di.it on Wednesday last to our Fair Grounds and
was much grati6ed to observe the handsome ap-
nearance and arrangement of everything connect.
cd with them. The grounds and track have
been considerably enlarged, one or tw" more build
;ncs nut IN, and nearly one hundred additional
stalls erected A new we'll has been dug and
seats erected for at least hundred ladies'
This last mentioned improvement is very impor-
tant os the ladies suffered greatly iart year from
fatigue in standing TO witness the Tolrnu,nent,
and the other exercises OF the OCCASION. Messrs.
Meem, Lynch, and Alexander have been indefati-
cable in their efforts to have everything done up
in STYLE, and they hive succeeded admirab)y "
Republican.
I'VE fully concur in the above. whilst we express
the hope that our eotem porary did not mean to be
inridiots in awarding praise. We know that the
gentlemen above named, have laborcd very ELL
GENTLY in this behalf hut there others who
are not less entitled to credit for what has been
done Prominent amongst these. should name
Alessrs. A. b. Rncker, JAS NJ. Langhorne, and
Jno II Tyree. We make Tia, statement n simple
act OF Justice. whilst we deprecate all such dis
ordinations as partial. njudicious and uncalled
for. Saving and excepting ourselves, who have
done comparatively nothing, and claim praise;
we do assert that the majority of the resident mem
hers of the Executive Committee have labored
faithfully and given much Of their time to the in
ter,sts committed to their care. We are sratiicd
to he able state further that the UTMOST harmo-
ny and concert of action. have prevailed in the
Committee from the beginning.
In conclusion, we appeal to orr citizens to
tain them in their efforts to make the Fair one of
the most attractive ever held in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

A NEW BOOK, by Southern Authorcs-, ready md
N for sale AT II. G. NrroHs This book has received tho
most favorable notices from the throughout the country
and is edy of the most popular Novels yet issued
ntl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

N LADIES WATClIES-We win receive this week, fhy
~ styles of Ladies' Watches We solicit call from all
persons wanting sueh feel assured that give salts
faction, j. WILLIAMS Il SON,
,t t3.d,s IS Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Guns, GunS!i Guns!!,

Guns! GunS!i Guns!!!
XNE in receipt Of the largest stock Of ms
w have had The pleasure Of exhibiting, comprising
of tho clrbrnicd LONDON makers, such Moore
Co.. VIM Grcrner BenJy y Son. Manon, liusoi Mortimer,
Lewis n Tonnes ranging In price from l2 to &l0b
Ai4, DiNons Flasks and shot a Game Bags Caps Was
md Thing 10 complete C the field
Also, Colts and Shooters, AIons. Smith Nelson's
Sharpr's Saloon Pistols, single barrolled PISTOLS
Another stock ut those celebrated RFKs anuactur.
ed expressly for and which have given
faction. Cali and see them, COiHOUNS d WILLS,
sept @Olts - Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

co,n,n and American PLATE LooKfNG,GtAsS, WI
khIan nnd fancy CIT Rosewood, walnut anu "'H'sa''
Frames, al srcaH! fe""''' P JnuN /. WINSTON,
Y, ia Mini, st. opposite the AoG'cl Hoist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

Notice.
xeEpsoNS In the country and ncIbptooi ia'i'o Il
srnd in their yecls during tho FAIR tn be enI1! ei in
Running To and from Fair Grounds II is supposed HAT a
rs cents per head, the pay will be remuncra,e ~
, ~ Ia THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

e WE have and lnrge stock Of FINE ENGLISH
"a WATCHES, OF the following manufacturers: CowJe-
EA Dixon Jos Johson Tobias, Bold L. u. Johnson,
3oneD David Taylor, Cooper Robinson, and unel. Also,
largest stock Of Fob, Neck and Vest Chains Seals Keys
ler. Offered In this ninrkot.
We will sell the above reasonable terms the
ccs be purchased IN the State and respectfully solicit
examination Of stock. j. WILLIAMS 4 SON,
oct l3-dts IS Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

rI,E RIDING HAT, to he given to the best Female Rider a
the 4 sricu!.ural Fair, be at the store OF
t3dis }. WILLIAMS " SbN, ~ nam stfeet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

Req n IN call the att ~. Sru ~
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
ia Dresscs Ruches, Cnrsets, llonp Skirts,
piorJs .Jewelre>, Enhroderes l"s'erles.
W. sl assured that all in want of goods will ana J." nem
,ontsoc Il, ,tll on are prepared 10 sell Ut
,n penjl al the l"acsI price. -. .,,o,l.r .t,en,iop
ST Jri'rS " WV iii Main Street, Warwick House.