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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-06
90 M M ERCIAL.
DAiLY earn csrv ovvrn, /

$3.50 DAiLY ears ORR oYycn,
Ksokuk, Dec. bth. !
Ths cold snap d 1ast west An<dths ShannsI With
running ice, and impeded sAvi gAtion. Roads COED,
produce business brisk, money market = shads
sAaisr- drocsriea ars tending upward. We givs
Wholesale prices below.
h. rsrk ana sect.
The receipts Of hog isst week down to Saturday
might were = foiloss:
clsghon, 1atty Aco.................-....--.I,7ss
Patterson : Timharmaa, ..............-...... 500
Iotal.s.......~ ........................x1Sl
Prices are arm 81 a 80 to 81 with m upward
tendency Very heavy hogs would hiring -.
McCres Co. have recsivsd snd packed 1855 HEAD
Of cattle, for which they have circulated about
~, 200. "
fLOUR--6spsrhns, 81 90; epring wheat, sx-
tra, ~ 12i, FALL wheat, sEtza, - s33 70 437S.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 IS psrISs.
CORN--75 TO 30. ss3Has@
BARLEY--Spsins, s5a4s. Fall, soa7Jc.
WHEAr.--In god demand. Fall seaIee;
Spring ss47s.
0ATE--1S. 4 fs
KYEA5es; IN good demand. 81.
PoTATOEs-37lto = by the load retain ~.
GR0ckRIES-NsS OrIsaae Ssear, fsir sas4,
prime slsS, slsriAsA s3alsa, srsshs1 sn1 Isaf II
" Ia. AolA@ss-P Iantasisn 50 u ~, II. =
y -, aoldsn Gyrnp, - 20 ~. Co6ss-Rio u
TO isA- Java - TO los. Lsguyrs, lsl to H. Ries,
s9slc.
soAp--Paln SIC. Family &c. s.
CANDLES Star lsto -, stssrins Is, Mould
III, sumner prssed, Is
LARD-l0 to III retail Isle.
BUTTER--Choics Is TO II retail - 10 Is.
HIDES-Dry LII grssn. III grsen shssp rsiss
~ TO ssc; gross AsGskins H. ii
/. HAY--Prairis IS 70 ~; Tisothy and Hunga-
nan, s7ass; Balsd %. ~ 70 SO; Retail. 3I1.
HEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, - 10 lt cents
Tiasthy, ~ - 70 70; Flax Seed, ssastJ
suNDRIRs--Onions. IS W - Eggs, - 10 IsA
Feathers. - 70 Sse; Waite Beams. 10 70 %.
FRULT-0rseA sppiss, shsiss, - - - % r.
per vi. Dried apples ss 70 rs PER hssA. Dris1
pssshss, ~ 50 70 117s; RAisins, - 80 70 -.
CHEHSE-W. b. II 70 III; Dsnnark - 70 ..
PROVISIONS--HAms 10 TO III EhouaerS m to 8;
sissr stdSx ~ u IL r 81
BRkF-lAasSs gross5 - to Be per quArtsr.
sHEEP-e3 - . - - y hsad.
HOGS Dressed, u - 70 y ~.
sALT-G. A., u - 70 u IS per sack; K.as-
vhA, 1ssa1N pr Dbl; LivwposL 9a3S pr sask.
Lake ~ eoa1 y V4Abs.
FiSH--Aaekersi, Eo.l $40 70 11l = Dbl; No.
3tlkto 4is; No. 4l1 SIS. white No. IS =
70 S. Is v half Dbl. Cod Fish BtospN.
ExcaAs0ss--On New Yerk for sunsocy PEI
aent.; fer gold { rsr asnt--E 81 LASTS pr ssas.
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Having just returned from New York, the pub
lie are invited 10 examne my new and select stock
Of Watches, Jewslry, Silver Ware, DC. have re-
eeived large assortment Of coin Silver Ware;
also, fall supply Of Morton . Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation Ut which needs no comment.
EPECTACLES.
Pebbl and Perisoopic alasses fitted 10 old bows
1t short notice. Spectasss selected 70 suit every
condition ef sight Ny goods will b. sold 1t prices
that viii defy competition, quality considered.
N. Blair Ornansats and goods Of every des
erption made mp 70 order.
wstehss, Clocks, Jswsiry and Musical Eustru-
meats repaired in the best manner, and warranted.
Oct. n, '5o-d&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

O.. T.. Oh z n n,
pnALxR IN
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SPEC
tACLEs, SILVER WARE, JEWELRY, xe-.
Third-st., bet. Main d Johnson.
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Attention. Heck anA Ladder Co.
You are hereby notified to meet II the Engine
House tomorrow Tuesday, evening q o'clock,
|or the tranasstion Of important basinsss.
By orderof B. = DODSON,
FRED. FLAyxlL. Sec y. Foreman.
Decd d2t
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At he next regular meeting action will - taken
pn the report Of Bro. A.G. Grinnaa. Grand Dele
Iate 10 the Convention Of the Order II Nsw York.
Members will be puncsual, = candidates will be
Initiated and officers elected. Qnartsrly dues win
y paid 10 9 %. G. Anderson, q. q. b.
BY order OF the Board.
:. B. PAUL, @. q. J.
J. n. REID. @. s.. II.
Dsc6dlt
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asasesess~wwresa
SAnL G. BRIDGES
Matchmaker, JeWelcr and SilysrSnlh,
FINE AIIlICAH, ENeLlsH AND sWM WAEIN
; =: -: :, R:' $50: :;
Silver PLATKD wARE.
No. ! Estse House, corner Main and 5th -
NEW GOODS!
am constantly reeeivins new goods, By
Express, Of the
ATEST STYLE
And persons will always and my stock
SECOND TO NONEIN THE MARKET.
TO ORDER.
Goods Of every description made 70 order.
y - AIRIN g.
Prompt and careful attention given to the repair
ing Of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY,
-, and warranted 10 give
SUBTRACTION.
GOLD PENS.
An assortment Of Dawson, Warren = Hyds's and
A.a. Bagly = celebrated PENS, and Holders,
ALL WARRANTED.
- All Goods warranted - represented, -
J... l. ss.s z -'a'' s ss1s.e; 8. ssiDaHs.
UMIN DINE.
Inn OF j., in ounce rolls, purified, for ale by
IUU Al. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Nov1ld - MAin-st.
AOETHC ACID.
I CARBOY, No. sAmsrican, in store, and for sale
i by A-LNILKIAspNr
signof tho Golden Eagle and Mcr.ar.
cAA LBS. Dutch Ombro Prime, and French y. 4.
' s Al WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Nov1kd % Main-st.
I BBL. conmersial. strictly prime. Tor sale BY
i A. =. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Rage and Mortar,
sALTPETRE.
f0(l0 LBS. Star brand, pure, in 100 b kees, IN
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
novl5d 30 Main.st.
CAsTILE soar.
cnn LBS. blue mottled Marssalles in boxes M
oOU ~,'s1'D' for -. Als .fsy IL kei1Nsor
Sign Of tho Golden Easl: !: :1a - hors...
French yellow 0cAre.
1000 LBS in '''1: 51., ~iI K ssis s
sigu uf 6Uidsn gfs md MurtEr,
oct1sd % MAin-st.
Table olive OH.
Tn BOXES .svirgin Oil Of Bati," selected sx-
IL pressly ~ the choicest S.lad OF, for sale BY
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
oct1sd % Main-st-
New Books.
THE cAssIoUE or KIAwAH, Colonial Re-
: nan''' ''t OGDEN siI n BRowNELL CO.'S
CirY Book 6fons,
sepISd 81 MAin-st.
TTyHE ILLUSTRATED ADDITION OF John
/ HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN" By Miss AalosA.
just ''s ouDEN, BRowNELL ! CO.'S
orrr BOOK 6Foas,
sspls 81 Aain-st-
Dew Fruls and Fruit Trees 81
America.
frHE culture, propagation and m.n r In
lne uAauou e1M OlSns =, - - -. .s-;.ss. -
ally, with descriptions o. Al Inc uness Vslss@
try, BY A. J, Doxning; d For n ss,e = ~ =
CrrY BOOK Broan,
aArA- IN. ,6o-A No. 81 MAin-st.
SsR.. =. = : : :
NV aAkE - , 49, -.
NM OF besarns Moavin usssspNH e -
--.A $3.50. r.or;,s of
| go " II AUSTIN u Co.
! .u lls Nsin.st.
| -
evvRN mi n sxtrA cnouersRe. for sale low by
| A.J.WILKINHON,
| CO.. - ~. f,ciAsn rerle ana Nortsr.
| ,a a. Aain-sk
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RIvx1.-Thsrs was largo amount Of run
ming Toe IN the river yesterday. The Minns-
sofa Belle cams up and rstsrnsd. The Han
nibal City oans up to Quincy last Friday,
and that i The LAST ws hsvs heard Of that
-Ers ~ sr - :. =. -. hoais msit, w pre-
sumo, viii hereafter come BY railroad, By
way Of Galesburgh, and will probably BE-
here in the course OF the vesk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

NEW YoRx, Nov. 9.--Thc Republicans claim the
election of Leavenworth for Secretary Of State.
by 5000 majority. aud Dcnnistnn for Comptroller
hy $4,000; they also claim I'm Increased majority
IN the State Senate. The House OF Representa-
tres is largely Republican.
The vote in New York city WINS only $4,000 be-
ing 46 00O less than the number OF voi.ts register
ed. Tho Democratic majority in tho city is H.
500 for Comptroller. and 10000 for Secretary Of
State. Tho latter was also the candidate Of tho
Americans
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GooD EAr,SG IIousE.-In our recent notice oi
the restaurants in this city, we unintentionaily
overlooked the excellent eating h. use OF Mr. SAM
TEL A. BoYp, on Main Street. There are several
rcculiarties about Mr.. BIS establishment which
will b. to many a special recommendation 1t Is
9 n'luced on strictly temperance principles ana
the fare, which emhrnces everything that could I've
aesited, is at the same time such as under the
hest culinary regulations. gentleman would most
appreciate in his own house. Excellent bread
good hutter, meats and game, in every variety
oysters, ice creams, and in Short everything that
'he mos, f,>,idious pal tie could wish forthwith
theexception If fre-waer) --arc ready ut all hours
OF the day and night, to be ser"ed up at the short
est notice by polite attendants. The saloon is
comfortable and inviting. and everything presents
IN air of cleanliness which We are quite sure the
public will appreciate.
Gentlemen who find it inconvenient TO dine Mt
nome during business hours, can be accommndAt
60 at this house to their entire satisfaction.
Mr.; b. observes liberal patronage, and we are
sure he willrpceve it,
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NEW CONa;R; sSN.

FENiiE subscribers associated themselves together lie
y Of dong GnoTIRY toNMIs~InS EU-l>Iss,
under III" siyl" aul finn If fEANkIlSN totlanl from
In" ii If Sclomhrrwi kr.p hand ai all times Tar cund
well clcc, inct al tr"crricS Liquors. Dom -'r Dry hus,
anil tnt their special attention n the sale al To'nce,
No Corn, Flour Bacon. and all other hui ri tnGnt' Pro-
ducc The! Halter themselves that from their long uec
n lnsin, That they viii he able 10 do wtii Tor their friends
Tho public generally Other housr ia thu c, AMI
promise tcir best cyertinns I" please NIL favor
Them with their patronage. They will occupy lr Old sud ei
Franklin hrprr No Il Main street door 10 l1hc;
Warehouse. JAMES FEASkIIl,
j.. FEAAkllN. JK.
sept ~ dts JACOB II, FEANkLIN
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Markets

New loRk, Nov. Cotton firm and prices I'M
changed. Flour b uyant. Southern So 10 t. 60.
Wheat higher Southern white 81 SO. Corn aui-
It, yellow 9S cts. to 81. Provisions unchanged,
hut sales closed with n declining tendency. WINS
key - cts. Rest unchanged, Stocks quiet. Nr-
ginia 6's 94s.
BALrhoRE Nov. 9.-Flour quiet, Howard street
50 30 wheat unchanged corn dull white aud
yellow quoted ats t. 50 cents; pork unchanged
whisky steady Mt q cents
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SENT TO raE PENIrExrIARY.-Al6scting SceRe -
TIE trial of VIM. Woodall, charged with stahhn-
H,1ekiah Ford, was concluded before the Circuit
Court yesterday. and resulted in the jury finding
verdict of guilty, and sentencing the prisoner to
one years Imprisonment in the State Penitenta-
w. After the rendition ot the verdict the Clerk
asked the usual question Of the prisoner, to show
cause why sentence should not be pronounced
whereupon the unfortunate man arose and al
dressed the Judge and jury in the most feei'ng
terms. lie a,erred in the most solemn manner
tat Ford had sworn to n lie in order to send him
10 the Pententiary; said Ford had long leen his
bittercst enemy, bad followed him and per>ecued
lin in different ways, ard had made his boasts
that no IT, would have him back in the Pcnirn-
t;ary before long. He t"d the Judge he woald
rTefer death to u second incarceration IN Rich
mond, and would thank his Honor to condemn
HIN to that fate, rather than to the one indicated
BIZ the jury.
Judge Marshall responded by saying that he
approved the verdict ct the jury. and thought lie
testimony fully warranted it.
Although Woodall has already served one term
in the Penite,niin,y. lie is It'll very youthful
looking person, and has an innocent, and rather
nrepo>sessing countenance
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A Card -RemOyol

MYTH view "f having nrg,r house. and one III
w r,ntrn position, the undersigned viii his
iarw 'ul,,, un~, Ar IL the STORE llbl ~ ~" lHb
Mn STREET formerly knows HS " ldhfcgS" direc, OPP
Iosltc the fnrmcrs Hu virginia Banks, which IL being
Hi' up IN mn elegant manner. expressly for the purpose" aud
viii br occupied Tho lSh Of lN lin, ing mni,
nrsc additions Ia NY stock In The of the Inst mouth
the Fail Trade o" l." present such Inducements aud nrnc
"ns ns VIII command Ia" attention and custom NJ the public
Those willing nnl residing In the city cordially invited Ia
examine S"ch in the way of English Table and ioeL 1T tu
'ty, Gun hs ani Pistols House Keeping Goods silver aud
Pitd Ware Locks of ever Kind, Wood and Willow WAR,
French GHss, o Carpets Oh shades Window torncr, Bands
aud Fms Carpenters and other Mechanics Tools, llur
Materials AN" hhi ~nps, Carriage Cloths and laccs, fcl
Ices Hub and Skr~ Leather Bands trn lIctinp md Pack
ing ALI Nkinr nnd other Leather shoe Findings English Err
die iis ~irru aud Fittings Circular md other Chains,
Warranted IT, Farming ensl-, Ne, Ne. Beside de
scrtan Of articles not general, found In Hardware establish
n,ntH. $. NJ. SIMPSON.
Successor 10 simpson a liIu,
"'' 1o-dt~ ISnrl,urg. Va.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership,

FE'E partnership heretofore existing under u ST IT, and
firm OF Franklin Brother expired by limitation on hr Isl
inst All indebted Ia The requested nComC
forward and settle their accounts II Is inI"riaui thai the 'I
luuld bc closed rrar'hl,r, The name
viii be- use, in winding up The business tai'
nl friends fr the ra patronage rNtr!dei to the
frahln Brother for the last years lcilui
~ solicit continuance The To- die tauA
Co. JANI~ FEANklIN,
IYSNuBuit., Sept IL. l>jg. l.. fEASkLIH, iu.
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SPECIAL, NOTICE

BY special arrangement, the Preachers AMI
Delegates who may attend the session Of the Vi :
ginia Conference, to commence in Iynchburg, uI
the 10Th inst will lie passed over the Virginia and
Tennessee and Southsilc Railroads, at half the
usual price, or by paying the full price Of tho tick
ct in going, they will be returned FREE F"-
this courtesy we are indebted to the Presidents oil
the respective roads.
JACOB MANNING.
ALIEN 6. BROWN.
LYNCnnrRG Novcmhcr Sth, 1850.
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DR.. s. Johnson, Dentist.

Ga Is trh prepared Ia perform all operations pertaining
>" 'Tv<p the dnlnl profession tho lcsl possible mnnncr
aud ill, warranted In every respect.
Teeth eAa" by the aid at electricity, without pain tho
lHt'It.
~ ofrr Opposite Citizens savings Bank, Mnin Street,
lAn,ilnrH. VI.
KfrrRI> Is; YIN. Owen. y. -, VIM. u Owens, H. L.
u mcr. v, - Rios L. Wntrr NJ H.. d"ln II. Patterson,
NJ. H.. Al y i"mtns. >,uN Me, nrhic, -l. John u.
lco, ls e. ", Eo'kr l- phu j. smith, El j. j. lrhy,
inr WIN Z lane!, Est. John H. l.rrc, Isp, and II II.
lluUd, I~u IunrrI I1Nt
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SALES BY AUCTION.
BY c. II. PHELPS, Aue,ioneer.
Trustee's sale of Lot

Trustees Sale of Lot.
10y virtue deed by PAT rick
- Hcndrkcn and his wife, dated 10th No, enbef fs5t and
rccored In tho CLERKS office Of Court the County Of
Campbell In trust In the debit therein mcntinne Al sil,
on s,rtRn,y The alih day of sErrsSnsR s the
misses prncce ia a nj public auction for cash. TIk LOT
Franklin nm The eli, Of lnehburg IN said deed
e with the improvements theronhe said lot adjoining ut
sold by Henry Davis to James Mclaughlin. with front
Alley Of sN feet and running hack ea iee described n
said deed. ROBr. j. DAVIS. Trustee.
sept l5-.icodtalse.i
POsTrUNEMENr-Thc above sale Ia postponed until S,r-
rHpAy morning. The l2h Of November nj II O'clock when II
viii, by CONSENT take place nj the Murkei House.
s-dtl2uov H. j. D.. Trustee.
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j. NIATVIII.AS e. co,
M. 81 Main NIrrHl. I. u NJ L. lIlry. Va.

BIG. call the attention the public their
Hssc-ilarcr and elegant stock of FALL WINTER GOODS,
WI which III c open for inspection. MnSbty sep
TENDER % consisting IN ar Of large ln o cS" Bca,
Cloth tnnks, and hHnl>onc Fab Wrnlng uiso,
great handsome Knnu,l,. Miss Hats Children
Hats and Gaps Ehhuus Flowers, fenth"rs. E"uc, Head
dresses, Dress and M"lar Caps Nc Cap and Golfers lHcc
tuois Back Front mud Side Hair irll tufts Icl
uirnts, Fnuc, Hair pins Combs, lirus" Soas, Pcumrr,,
aud Hoop Shirts Win elegant lh ri IT rs, from - M
sott, with arrcs too numerous to mention We
if all in of III hud 1t la their nt
cu prepared Ia sell reasonable
prices.
order. from thu country viii receive particular attention.
80 REPAIRING dnnc usual In good style.
sIlill. Ill j NJ x
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ukisSOttltfD1I.

TVNIE pru,r7 heretofore rNistinE under the style and
tla>- Rain j. tins lHl dissolved 10y mutual
Mr. ninr All persons Ia,
The nrm IL please seDt tlcn 10 Mr. Glass for
piN ncn persons indebted ilr firm will make pay
II II q him. or his authorized atrut-
Il. H. GLASS,
OCTOBER 2ih, 1859. tHAS. J. EAINE
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OR SALE


.A INTENDING To FROM the city, offer private
s; sale, MY RESIDENCE l., Diamond lli together with
ibc Acres Of Land thereto alacl,dt being the prop
'riF purchased by me ot Aais"n Nihs"us Trustees THIS
property coni,sstdly among the desirable III the city
The h"ns is OF brick contains - rns Ia In thorough
lair aud has attached all necessary DuhuuSus and nc Wei,
The ground perfectly level and Is In line stat, Of
cultivation To city purchasers prorcrt, needs descrp
well high character the ncighburhoo In
which IL is situaicd Is well known II require praise
The Ali be reasonable aud tmr mad, 10 suit purcn
,rs Iu,, I, A. COIlIOI'N.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

an The 1t Of January next th name al the
~ vii hc announced In Ill" meantime, the House will b,
cuudutri 10y tho nm lcgnc and h" h"pe- his friends aud the
pulc Mill cunn.r to- thu very liberal patronage
winch has lon nluN"i IktrA ntinmi b" pad c~i"n"t-
and the finest and complete u>Snrimons OF goods
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

n FRIGHT TRADE.-There was received ut the
,pepot OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 20
soaasd cars. consisting of the following: Wheat
o,loo bushels: Flour 800 barrels; Stock IA GOO
eeOooonus; Miscellaneous 100000 pounds; Coal w.,
this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

TRIAL. POSTPONED The trial IF Thos. p. llar-
'ey ,harged with stabbng his cousin --- liar,
'ey, which was set for Yesterday, was postpoied
tie absence IF material witnesses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

Guns, GunSII GunsIt,

Guns! Guns! Guns.!!
w L receipt Of the largest stock of GUNS
w had the pleasure Of exhibiting, comprising
celebrated London makers. such Moore
co.. VIM Grceuer. Benly ~ SON. Manon iluson Mortimer
Lewis ~ Tonnes, ranging in price from II la 400
Also biyuu flaks aud Shot Bags Game Bags, Gaps, Wa-
every thing complete equipment for the field
Also, Colts aud 4 shooters, Aliens, Smith IL NELSON'S ami
Shapes Saloon Pistols, single barrclled Pistols
Also Another stock OF those celebrated RIFLES manactur
expressly and which have given such universal has
faction. Call aud see them. COLHoUNS IL WILLS,
sept 30dt- 81 Main Street.
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ut Ed

At Richmond on Tuesday morning, Ronrr1
NJ. son of Robert NJ. and Lavalcttc I. Stevenson
aged fourteen months and twenty-onc days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

IREspAssiNG.-Jim Jackson. slave. belonging to
MRS. Davenport, was arrested Tuesday night, on
complaint of A. NJ. Tribe, ESQ. who ALLEGED that
the negro was in the habit of trcspassing on his
premises against his strict order to the contrary,
and was also greatly addicted To quarrellng and
kicking up rows with his servants. Tho Mayor
ordered Jackson 25 lashcs which infection will
doubtless serve to deter him from making future
unwecomo visits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

Engine and BOILER and 2 Iwo-44.Ise Wagons
WILL sell n bar gain En1lne and Boiler and Two
Horse Wagons The Engine is about horsc Inwc
aud one ot the best in this larr. III" Wagons
mae h, of the best makers Apply at Jl Nun street
Oct li,lt-tciaMts GEb. d. DAVE.
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LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
Land. Negroes, Horses, Mules. Crop,

IL LA y l y ltPN I l f.NSl14S, NC .,N( G.,
IN CAMPBELL. COUNTY.
~ As Trustee, under deed trust, bearing date Feb
wv 4h, ls, executed by Dr. hnrls j. oliver mud wife, aud
-s-rcc"r,s In The office u" Campbell County Couri, shalt
proceed Ia sell NJ public auction, the premises frEsr,
the i3h day OF December ncM, ALI. rlIE PROPERTY
Ncted b, said deed viz:
TnE TRACT of LAM, which the snid Oliver resides
containing about ~ Acres aud owned formerly b, Edward
pabncy This Is most valuable farm IN high improve
mcnt AMI well worth the attention n farmers mud planters
ON orirK TRACT containing about als Acres, ntcl,
ed by = Morgan
r. uSE fRAtI containing about la Acres, bought y
SAID Oliver Of II. kctn
These three hulvs al land lie the uf big and Lii
tie AMI will be sold either body separately,
he deemed best.
!, TmEn SL.vts. all yer, likely AMI consisting Of Men.
BOYS Women Girls and Children und includes first
Carpenter and one good llnc ksmh.
b The stock of Horses Mules llugs, Sheep. A. NIL 1T hs
finest descriptions Among the Horses raj line hluu,cd
animals, and There about II Mules ~trictl, Nu.t
All the Plantation Tools, implements aud Machines of,
cry hnd aud descriptions including Wagons Carriage. hug;,
harness 1hrraiiug Machines,
All The il"u>euid aud Kitchen Funiir, embracing S
v.I Plates, Table War;, Nc,
All the crop on hand ui Tobacco Corn, Fodder, Hay Oats
Wheat Ac
The sale viii take place the residence of said oliver
The land credit Z" g. IL and Is months equal nstamcnts
with Interest from day ct sale, gnic notes To he executed
VITA satisfactory en'f-'rN aud deed o tlr land
rthrr security The SLAVES and other pcrsonal property viii
he sold tr cash
The THE To al Tia property is believed I" he good hut nnly
such Will he sold aud conveyed vested b, said d,rd
oct ,=rtn"N N 1nll3d'" SETH WoonkOuF.
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o,py AND STATE AFFAIRS.
.rr, Hosr auaHp. "a. an adjourned me

..ru, Hosr Gu.RD. "A. an adjourned meet
~ This Company, held Tuesday night last, fur
lag y, ,aniretion. was effected BY the adoption Of
sn ca,st;sution md Bylaws, and By tho appoint
. m euI Of temporary Captain and Orderly Ser
S., N take steps for the reorganization of he
reg and the n1s,sa want ss Of fsd on
Ger, T., law, Of the Captain and ether Commits
others The G,s ~. will act forthwith i. is. and
tue Cav S.w DAYS. Samuel Garland, Jr.. ESQ, was
10 nan an Commander. aud Kirkwood Otey, ESQ.,
orderly orderly Sergeant. b,th by unanimous yote,-
LIN :.a Military Institute. In the meantime. squad
iriIIs, under compe,en. drill masters will be held
IRIS ;'s a week. Nine new members we're admitted
Nth I ,bs finest spirit evinced. We never saw finer
,n,crial for military company. and We venture
MA uredcton, that tho Home Guard. IF Lynch
ts will he one OF the crack corps of the State
p' I,7wos deciled the Company ehluld be Light
,.fsr,rv armed with the percussion musket and
i,.a.al in the Unted States uniform for that arm
H. seryicn with the substitution of cap III
.,oad Of the Hungarian hat.
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u rs wonderful Yirlurs.
A who giving ther unanimous iesiin"n, In lis
Mir rate, Ia the month 'cih IRE rfyo,.t, fad sedou
both together.
PRICE, osE p"l,Aa BOTTLE.
DIX. SANFORD. Proprietor,
3i5 broadway, New York.
P.,.i,ed Inv nil Druggist. Sold aso by j. II. sEAY W. A..
sTRormrR Co.. and sTARLgE& JONES, Lynchburg, Va.
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