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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
WHEN DIR. ROBACK. The celebra.


" HEN DIR. RjBAC X. The C6lehra-
tc, Swedish Pin. stefan Introduced lis Blood
.5r a Zoo i..i. e .,s .,-t S...si. f' s rt
Va, Yeats ago Tho tasl 81 r,ers.sleu Ting t,a has
since D. en iakss oEf ar Ia saHas EniigHcn"d men
,- - =, -. -! -. - ,,-,ii,,,... -
vr..o o,s.rv.. I-aset, ana rake 1s.r,r.es deHI,
a-s bfe t.5 .erifs- are ever y.rs sr1r,,vi7y
- . -. ~ t-s 7...-t.,l f,-,-.tr,ii.ns =
All ygle cona. in the vision and honesty Of ,his
class or H- close - liNes'i'e inT .','S-''s are
nov O.! one MIA on 'iis ''.. yang p. yt- -,
iFof1 it i'.He7S q tI- ,ie,l =, I,
Insl1 nTnt.-, SS.i 49, 49, ,.
ana a-.,s = 1s 'l.. + ~ - -
% cNir1ter'aFf cares wrought .3 ts te--e'1a 90
which cures tAe. Sasiiistt = "eIe
Eve Witnesses.
7-, ,-;.s ,,,a ls consulted ,,e-s,,,ally or nv let
t9, -. 49,. .s.,.f :, -.,,... H.. s.,l.;.-- -
j. AZ ain shines Accessible to the public establishes the
f.7f ,-s--
Facts.
7-t , ~ 0-, 5,r-rt-It--, and 7,r nor, r,rr < f,s
tAat tt'e Ht'f' t,i' va '--'' i'tN'' ills A''''
been proved bt aT2lts'S To
Contain FIiaerai.
rf.b ursrriar certainty. AMI ia p very short tine-
taey relieve
V;xs, ,o--risfnt
a7d restore '"e "e'.'a '-a s''e1-'" % '"t
Sick Females
AMI acsatdcr-, Iecglsrs;, = iy, great rrtiry uner
their iuvlc1rtine operation. That san sexual ol.aail-
ities are renFec By 'her eor'ia. and gentle snaA-
1iag properties That they recruit
shattered Constitutions,
however they may have been triaed with and abused
49, ir 5i-e~r f.Y,.-ny j. 20 lal+ ,, Ii- and ~,
der n eniavabIe That operating directly u51n tie
- ~ 800, "a re- stooE ans,
.s"se s""' - ''0''
saL discharge from tine system, every faint Of ScurfI-
Ia whether hereditary or Otherwise That they
Recruit the rebiii.tted
7 .st tbara l. no disease Of the stomach and 1n,r-
81 - y.r tn. nervous system lo -lz5n -i.re- ,r
T,~is !, = IA rbev d. not -r, f-g,,uf rSlfrf ana
~ i15trr.l before tfs yerT sttel i fe "a. n.s,,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

- Rev. Or. Haskell. employed recently to
take charge ola Congregational church at Mount
Pleasant. Iowa at salary Of $1,000 per year.
turns our to be gross impostor. lie IS grad
cate al Z circus company, dirty. Illsterate tel-
NV. and his preaching ridioulous stuT-
Bat r had rs p1rty il ths church. which has
been broken up by his labers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

Is 4 correspondent of the New FORK Iff-
ota's challenges the scientific world 70 prove, by
aAY mechanical er Mathematical measuratiou t
iaW 81 angles and nj places. that the suns dis
q 20, ts,,H ne earth j. onefourih part Of the
ssbeJouo vples Claimed +, ~. c,,fnI,,os ast-s-
nllea. themes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

1859 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
illinois UEEt TRAIL RAILROAD.

Change OF Time.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY NOV. Is 1855. trains
" ~ul leave the Great Central Depot foot of South
Water and LAKE
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Express - Hoo "
CDsiiy, SUNDAY excepted
ST. Louis and Cairo Express 1000 NJ
DAILY, Sundays excepied3
For Peoria Decatur, Springfield, Terre Haute Alton
ST LOUIS,
Jefferson City, Kansas all points On the Missouri
CAIRO.
Memphis, Napoleon, Eicksbure. Natrhez GalvestoD
NEW ORLEANS.
And all intermediate points
stock train. with pass niger attached as far
kauAakee, VIII leave ~ 5c = u daily SUNDAYS cx-
opted. On rssse ager car will be run on this
train far as lama
Trains arrive 81 Louis aud Cairo at a-fe NJ and
Hoo T. ".
CONNECTIONS.
The 100 + " trains make direct connections
with Terre Iaute and Alton si road for AIon M
81 Louis Cairo with the railroad line Of steam
for New Orleans, leaving Cairo alternate DAYS
The 1880 p d. train make. direct connections
Great Western Railroad tor Springfield Jack
savillr and Naples. Mattoon with Tarre H7ute md
Alton Railroad for Alton and St Louis. and AT OJ.n
with OHIO and Mississippi ltalireai 81. Louis
FOR THsuUGa TICKETS AND.ISFoRa ,TJnSs-
apply the Companys Oficc IN the Great Contra! De
pot the Michigan Central Railroad Office corner Of
Lake and Dearborn streets the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago RtIrosd Office corner Of flearhorr
Randolph streets and a. AT Steamboat nd Eailro
U.ices in tee East aud North. JAS G CLARKE
W P. JOHNSON, Gen. Ticket A-'t Cen Sun.t
ly6 " K ARTHUR, Supt Chicago Division.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
MORTGAGE SALE.

Jacob Mailer and Wm.
"eud'e, Plaintiffs, 5 State Of WISCONSIN.
against CArnit Court
Michael AitAer AMI 10 for Iowa County.
hannah Miller DcCis
virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
- IN the above entitled action the III day March
A. D. 1893, shall the z3d day OF September, u y.
1893 AT the hour ct clock p p, expose tor sale aud
sell AT public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand At Tie front door OF the Court House in City
u Mineral Point, county and State Aforesaid follow
luE described Mortsteed premises, much thereof
shall Ice sufficient u the Of S}S - besides
interest ami AccrUiu COSTS, to-wIt The equal undiyi-
de5 h2tf part snare # lot No. hundred and
tloSl nf Ni-i survey OF tbs -. Of Mineral Point in
5nv % Of iIsF.t an State OF Wisconsin.
Dated Saerifs office, Mineral Point, Iowa Co.. Wis
cousiu March Is 1913.
THOMAS MeFARLANn, Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
Conn y MESsao.E Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 6ml2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

- TIE Roard Of Education At Kenosha have
recently caused large number Of shade trees
10 be planted the school grounds in tina. city
The same should be doae by every school house
IN the State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

- Ia Racine county the truit prospects re
good; tie sold weather has kept the trees i.om
budding. 50 tha, the fros;s have done them no
injury. same here.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
NOTICE,

NOTICE IS hereby given that the Sub
scgIers vii sell al Public a nee
with the of ths Revised STATUTES on Satr-
day the 10th daE OF june next their warehou in the
city Of Mineral Point, az o'clock r. NJ three ore-
ana one Chest marked, William Rezasnaek'' which
goods hsye been stored BY for than one year
viii be sold TO pay fer storage and charges
HUGHES s DICEExS1N.
Mineral Point, Mar Sd, Is5s Gals
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

- The Assessors OF Fond di Lac Co. hold
a meeting at Fond IN Lac. to agree upon a
uniform plan OF Assessment for the whole coun-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
nIoRTG AGE SALE.
Joseph Thomas, Plaintiff, I

GggtSSt State of Wisconsin,
John Love, Marion Love- Circuit Court
and Z iLebetA Jacka, Tor Iowa County.
Delendsnts.D
ID virtue Of judgment of foreclosure and sale made
IN the above entitled action the 5t day of March
Ali IoSs shall GA The sd dag of September, A. D.
1883, the hour If O'clock T. ST. expose sale ana
sell At public auction to the highest bidder for cash
hand. at the 'front.' door Of the Court House. CITY
of Atae Point, county and state aforesaid follow
lns described Morigaged PREMISE, mnc thereof as
shall be sufficient to raise the SI0O 9S
interest ana accrung cost, to-w The north half Of
the north cast quarter OF section number thirteen us
ia township number five 49, north Of range number
three ~ cast containing eighty acres Of land, situate
In Iowa county.
IS 4s55.
THoNAS MCFARLAND, SheTiG Iowa Co., Wis.
Cons II AEssGoRE Attorney for Plaintiff
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

SriNSlNe NHeEL5.-M- JaIiv GLowNzr has
supply Il Spinning Wheels FIR sale, we'll made
aad IL good running order
FATAL Ace'nr>r.-Fron tile 4feoctfe We
i-.fll that Nm. w. Fonp of D.,dseyiII. come 10
Sis death IS flls Gazing Of earth and rock about
'dn. while engaged IN cle>aias out an old
.alae-al boil. 81 TUESDAY Of la, week, Nh
Fosn vas man taush respected by all who
knew him. He lea. = q VT. ana family -
flogru lis loss.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
MINERAL POINT SEMINARY.
TO TOWN OFFICERS;


L ANlNG made CHAs- H. RAYMOND, Of Cambridge
City, Wayne county, Indiana, gent and Attor-
Tor the State OF Wisconsin, place of Charles r
lcgate, of Mineral Point, whose power Agent At
tcrney for at this date now therefore, all
persons owing either of lands sold by
Legate viii pay the said RAYmosp
and desiring to purchase lands beon ging
viii apply 10 him ourselves.
JOHN UNDERWOOD. Washington City, D. C.
JAMES II. RAYMOND, Austin, Texas.
Mineral Point, Oct. 18th, 1858. 42sIy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

rs The juniour being absent, and our time
almost entirely occupied in doing job work
with which We have been crowded for the last
week or two. We have been compelled TO neg
lect ctr Local column almost entirely in this
numberx
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

NEW Dried Fruts-Peaches reared and unpeared and
~ Dried Apples-also Can Fruit at ". II. VS..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
THE MiSSOCG DEMOCRAT.

PRINTED PrsLIsHEp 7 ST LOUIS MISSOURI
'TERsIS Daily, 3 per annum; Tri-wcekiv. IS; week
L ~, g in avice. Clubs-fci- coies foT rs taen.
Y copies for IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No 6 East Fonrth
s. ST building Jro1n Main Street Cincinnati, Oh4o-
Isbrato-y IN Z = nuout street.
Fer sale in Iowa County ty john n Vivian. AIN
eral Posut r a. stevens X Co, bodEeyil.e Arthur
Rsyuor. Avoca ~ r zusdelt. Arena T. : AuStcy,
Linden ana d druggists ard Merchants generally,
throughout the Caioa- lily
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

He Lovers Of the III find the eho,ca.t hx.,S.
L OF Chewing and Smoking Tobacco at
n. N. VS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

IF you want choice Teas, call on
l. INV.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

From the Rev. NJ. NcNuILEH. Tastor of Rotrets
Chapel: INpIASAFoLIs, oct- q, ia51.
nR. =. W. R@FACk-Dear Sir ] have used your
Blood Purifier tar nervous affection. from Nhlc'
have suffered much st times. he II X pleasant te
the taste. it certainly has happy effect apon The
nerves Please accept ms thanks ter your klao rs
-a-tl- and acts. and believe me. Yours,
J. W T MENU LIEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
MARRIED.

Ga Tuesday morning, 18th inst at o'cloca.
br Rev Co, ". Dame. DR.. f. u. WlrnGus of
Danville and Mrs Louisa =. MILLER, If Pltts1l-
yanin Court House, Va.
Ga Tuesday, 18th inst hy Row. j. NJ. Kirkpat-
rick Dir. IL. S. BELT and Miss MolllE \, N>AllI
oil Of Pittsylvania CO. Va.
At the residence OF the brides father. in this
vicinity, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at Setback
p. NJ. by Rev. }. NJ kirkpatrick. .j>o. "; Nc
kINsEY, Esq and Miss SARAH G. PANToN, all of
this county.
On Thursday 10th inst, by Rev Peter u. Gurr-
rant, Mr.. WV. I, RoDrErsaN and Miss S,RuI f.,
daughter OF Mr. Thomas Brown all Of piltsylya
MIA CO., Va.
On Sunday 2nd October, by Rev. John Briggs
Capt Y. Il. Trent, and Miss MAeiA I. Corrs
daughter Of Mr. Ilan,ln Coles all Of Henry coun-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

TIE STABBING CAsE.-WiIliam Nighton, chars-
ti with stabbing Fleming N. Chsolm, brief ac-
count oil which WAS given in yesterdays paper,
mad an examination before the Mayor yesterday.
Inc facts ELECTED at the examination were pretty
nearly the same as was published. Chisolm, 1t
pears, some four or five weeks since lost his
lcket-book, containing u small sum of money, and
lot no, long afterwards was told by sumo woman that
S'ghton had it in his possession indeed Nigh,on
nal stolen 1t. Chsolm informed Nighton of what
laa been t"ld him, but at the same time assured
ntn that he put no credence in the story, and felt
@'shed that he NJ had not taken the money.
IN, l0t disclaimer OF Chisom was not satisfactory to
Nehon, and since that time the latter Individual
mas iG'd blood i'll his eye for Chisolm On reaching
'' domic Monday night, Nishtun found the oh
F0 OIL his hate comfortably seated in the midst #
u' h"useho!'', and without extending the civil
NY usual among Nirginians occasions of that
w.t. ne proceeded forthwith to dve>t himself Of
u" coat, and Immediately thereafter made the
"'lhg announcement that he could whip any
NAN IN the house" As Chisom was the only
"''he fepre> entat,e present., he very natu-
"5i''ici uded that the,gauatpt thrown down WIS
'"naed Tor his acceptance. he ,e.y discleety
GUIDED u beat Il bas,y retreat, and whilst en-
e'sel IN that laudable enterprise, he was overall
I'o ny the olod-thirsty Night"n, who very ol,
S.le'lel III depnsling the length OF his knife
Jug III MS precious carcass. the accused WAS
81, :" oh ior further examination at the next term
H'e Hastings Court, TO answer the charge of ie-
mus slabhln., and in tie meantime in alb
'"'e VI bail, was remnnied to Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

A'ueton OF n railroad from the town of Dan,,lle
10 the city OF Lynchburg, which, wneu co,nrlelel.
"iii form ono OF the links in the line of road be-
tween Washingt City and the Gulf of Mexico,
oeing the shortest ruute from New York to the
ouit-and whereas, it is If the utmost conse.
quenee 10 the success of the scheme. thata gener-
al Convention should be held before the ca,amence-
men. oil the next session Of the General Assembly.
al TINS place. in which the citixens living near the
line OF road from Washington City to the Gull of
Mexico, at all the principal points along said line
may nave an opportunity Of comforting together
anu "t taxing the proper steps for the final
pleton thereof
Resolved lst That general Convention he
held at Pihsylvania Court lIouse, on Thursday.
the LIST day of December next, to which the Ell
zens OF tIiS aud the adjoining counties and nil
persons living On the line ut road mentioned in the
preamble. are respectfully invited to attend.
Resolved I'd, That the Chairman of this rleet-
ing oe authorized to appoint u committee of ten,
whose duty it shall be to invite specially to the
conyc ton aforesaid. any gentleman living ON or
near the line Of road, whether in this ui other
States, whose attendance they may deem promo
tive of II scheme in whict the citizens at tits Sec
ton OF Virginia are 80 deeply interested.
Resolved3 81, That The proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in the Danville Richmond,
Lynchburg. Alexandria and Baltimore papers.
and IN such other papers in North Caroltnu, South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama us the Chairman
may elect
discussion having arisen between Mcssrs T..
+. Keen, q. D. Neal W. l.. Pannlll j. NJ rinny,
'. y. Witchcr, Geo. W. Read aud othersas To tic
proper location of the proposed road through tins
county On motion OF Mr.. F. I. Keen, IN order
that every portion Of the County may be rcpres II
ted it was
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn to meet
aeain on the 29ih of this month at this place.
DAVID ii. CLARK, ca mn
L l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-R,pnrts from the Lou
siana Sugar Crop continue untnyorah!e.
BALTIMORE, Oct. -. Flour firm: Howard ST.
S5.25. Wheat buoyant: Whltc |. % to 81 80; Red
| 20 to Sl..5 Corn firm at ~ to ~ cents Pro
visions quiet: Mess Pork $3.50; Prime 81 - ::
Bacon s'ies los. Whisky dull at %.
NEw YoRK. Oct %. Nnan.-Flour dccl ned )
cts. Southern $3.50 to IS. Wheat slightly
improved, Western white - Is to - com
dull. White o34. Pork hrm; Mess Is 10
Prime. 1905 10 Sll.Oo Lard heavy at $40 TO
III. Whiskey dropping M ~. Coifec Mt public
sale showed decline oi II quarter Of II cent. Rio
l0i t" 10 stucs $4,000 bags. sugar ut sale ud-
vanccd J. Stocks duh and lowe. Virginia >SaS
9H.
Erraiag--C, ton declined AN eighth; upland,
nnd tniId!ing~ | To ia. l;ed Souihcrn heat
81 10. Corn, White II o.. yellow 81 o. rest IN
changed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

EplING compelled hy my henh 10 retire from the firm of
L Camp. smith Co.. beg leave IL lender thanks for
very liberal patronage extended To- that house during my
connection he slme and confidently recommend
old friends and patrons reliable and buSness
j. u. sMll H.
Oct 11-dts-Eep copy 2m
HRATES. GRATES!-Now olrn u second supply Of
W Crates Of oil styles and prices. and which will be sid 50
defy competition Call ut M. l2 Main Street and
get supplied G. 5. BLISS CO.
IUSf RECEIFED-Nery fine Writing desks, Opera Glasses,
y shoulder Braces Russian Burn >avc, Booa,e's Bers,
Lip Balsam eckers Eye Basam, Corn Pasers, My Grand
Mother Corn Killer, Grease Extractor .St.. dc.
oct lS-ds STABLER & JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

y AT meeting of the citizens of tho county of
"'ylva"ia. held ut the Court House, on Monday,
IT, nth day al October. 1885, On motion of
'1.na' ), Jones, Maj. David H. Clark was called
:, wv Cla'r, aul John l.. ilirt appointed Secre-
~, The object of the meeting having been ex-
"''ea by the Charman--th that it was tnr the pur
taxing steps To procure charter at the
:. meeting Of the General Assembly, to build II
'''"aa from the Gown of Danville to the city ol
@aehhurg.
H. " u. Neal was then called on by the meet
> "'u came forward and addressed the audience
h. " e"aNie and patriotic mnnner, and exhibited n
+ prepared by himself, showing the necessary
''at should I've built in ord err u ocure dr.
'''e''i road from Washington City t, the Gull
.ra! i'.'wln. preamble and resolutions were Of
p,cd: L. D'oney "nu u""'''" '"'''
'ne''as, the citizens of this county arc deeply
tor,v wan thu Importance tn the present pros
a"u future development of their county. ct
enL,. al the next session of tle General As
~ lac passage Of IN act authorizing the con-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
NEW CONCERN.

NNiIIlAN \. 81 \IES having purchased the Interest #
w j. H. smith in the Smith X CO.. lil'
viii be- conducted under lie firm Of CAMP,
STAPLES co. who receiving and offer for sale, al
TIN old sand If Camp. smith g.. No . Bridge Street, Il
arr well sccor stock {" staple Dr, Goods, Groceri-,
Ilnafs Fertilizers, I'LL o1 Which viii he sold upon Tho
most accommodating and with desire 10 give complete
SATISFACTION IL their patrons.
Having facilities for cDuducnga FUudrdSag anil
brs3,,N, they respectfully solicit continuance
of has literally extend
of Camp Smith Co.. Hedging themselves 10 Civ"
rsnnl that branch ri their business and
promptncss and punetuai towards their customers.
The ilcr house Of The best in the city be-
lag the Va 4 Tenn Railroad Depot and Immediately on
Ire bank OF the Canal.
Ia connection their business they also extensive
1T MBE YARD upon the bank of the Canal and
pared such inducements, for the sale Of Lumber,
ni,lior Ia upnc in the city. CAMP, STAPLES d CO.
O., loBEK i-t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
New Fall Stock.

UUsT arrived from the Northern cities wan iu s'ocK ~,
j FALL AND WINTER CloTHiNG Tor gensieieni ame
svls and the most fashionable apparel, at the lowest
me-; San he found al establishment No. W Main street
pic, a,gs n,pply Of Gents Furnishing Goods which we
Ali Ill lover hsI, any In this city Hats OF the lat
@ STYLES Boos shoes all qualities and prices to SUIT lru
Vaes and Umbrellas from the best Eastern icores arc %"
exbibition and will be sold cheap. ,,,a
Youths and Boys CLorHISe In all styles ana 9Ilr M,r.
l = lewis and look for self Our mot'o is as IL ha'
avrr becp selling cheap to increase custom. our ,ot
Manuiae."",,.,' ,,'i', shoes nc &C. sept edits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

us.r,sc OF rHE GRAND Division OF rHg Sous
Ts,psRAscg.--I fogvammsfor TIE First Days
o. n.a.-.5iacs. The Grand Division will be escort
f ~ ~ the Third S. Methodist Episcopal Church,
o. -, The two Subordinate Divisions In Lynchburg.
' " the speech welcoming the Grand Division
snd their distinguished visitors. will be made by
Msyor Bs.Ecn. All Sons Of Temperance. in od
ending, visiting the city, are invited to join in
us 'cereln,nes The procession will leave the
KIN precisely at half past seven o'clock. p NJ,
"a the exercises will commence at quarter be.
s,'a eigh. A Committee will be present to seat
the congregation
''T rhe nubi,c are invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
JouN l., lluRr, Sec'y.

FPEICnT TRADE.-Thcre were received ut the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on
yesterday, "A loaded cars consisting of the toliaw-
ing: Wnea', 1850 bushels; Coal l4,00o pounds;
Flour l2l barrels; Miscellaneous. $1,000 lbs
Iny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
LiTEsTNENS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
ARREST OF CoOKf,

BoNsAcK's. Oct. -. A man. answering the de-
seription of Cook, one OF the tugitivcs from IIar-
pers Ferry, arrested in Fincastle ON yester-
day aud lodged in jail. Since his arrest he has
acknowledged that lie is the lerson abvve-named.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.

The Indians are committing dcpredaions nll
along the Rio t'randc from the Eagle Pass.
Nedauem, who recently deserted the Liberia
cause Tor the Church party, and was subsequent
y deserted by his troops. has not Ned to Texas as
was previously announced.
At the latest accounts he engaged in rails
ing troops To operate against the Liberals. 1t is
reported that he met with SUCCESS at some points.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
N ew Concern

ON the LIST of January next the of the concern
~ will be announced. In the meantime, the House viii m
conducted by the undersigned and he hopes his friends and the
pluc will continue extend 10 il the liberal patronage
which has long enjoyed Every att'ntionwi b. paid customer
and of the finest and most complete asorncns "i goods
in Virginia will be sold upon accommodating terms.
L.. H. GLASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

F5NIl pan. sip cNsn! under In, syle and
firm Of Glass Il Raine Is this day Dissolved h, mutual con
sent Mr. Rainc retires from the Al persons laf Ing
claims against the firm will please present them ic Mr. elias,
and all persons indebted 10 the firm VIII make pa
III him, his authorized agents.
Il. II. GLASS,
OCTOBER oath 1S5a. GIIAS. j. RAINE
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Wr ore requested to nifty the subscribers to
,ba stock Of the new Insurance Company, now
icing 9 ,tteu ~, that there will be meeting for
,,s;oess nurno.es this evening Mt u o'clock. in
w. :, over Payne & Blackford's Book Store.
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ARRIVAL. OF THE ARIZONA
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 25.--rhe steamship Arizo-
ma from Brazens with Brownsville dates to The
Goth inst h.Le arrived.
The Mcxicaus had returned To Matan,oras
Lieut.. Langden with the first artillery, had ar
rived with n detachment OF troops and three guns
Carinus is still in the ncighhorhood.
The citiz ms Of Brownsville had captured ono
outlaw leader, and sentenced him to he hung.
cortinaS threatens tha, if this sentence is
ried into execution he will storm the town.
1t is Thought that the whole town will be aban-
doned unless assistance soon arrives Three hun
dred men we've expected to arr We from San An,o-
me-