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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
OHIO Stare AID UNION LAVy COLL EeE

This instit ntion has been removed to Clev4-
land, Ohio. Degrees arc legally conferred, and
Students upon graduating may be admitted to
practice. For circulars, address at Cleveland,
H. 4. KING. SECRETARY
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DRUGSI DRUGS !

Near the Brick store.
HAVING, bought out Ir Clsz. H. Rcnchcr's ert. re
i 4 stock az DRUGS a0d having made large and
valuable additions % tae same desire 70 cal the at-
.oHuon Of the Planters and ply -clans Of the sur
rounding country To- my stock which j. the largest
and best ever brought % Enterprise
shall continue 70 keep on hand % large and gem
aIal o. aartUsut If HEi G@. MEDICINES, Gil MI
Gals. PAINTS. OILS EAHNI~HE- DfE--TUFFS.
COMBS. BEi -HI.-- SOAPS. and "a large assortment
'fFANCN Al.8iELF~-aa 81 which / viii sen at the
loves market prices.
Enterprise aru. TO- ls5s. 26-ly
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- \. \ !. =. Jones,
oiiilnl~~ion Merchants,
-, ~ I4a.ts f7 .ts ~l'.,f
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.

h'NiI.E. AZ
III ~ = w mend -" boxes NIe-iu.s Manufactured
= '.n-F,l d.rrHt U...l rHa ul.autl. .-a.-
y!1- 30. i.- .ir1 N e Du.l i,au. 81 tHn Ne-.
i'iN i.al, l'!1l ane .li Coon Uar. 'I1I-ap Johns
\ "a 100 Leaf 1H'-,y and ta.H-a3w. ..
=. .', ','t p 70 lfr.zn.s... .P- Aii-aH- gEt".-
~. 'i'al ''l.f h'Ina-, u.,.r- Hs fine aTi 1.s1f..
~ I" .,ih.. "a l.i. uI 1ay otagg Wags.t. aIl
also an extensive a.-ortlns1t Ed l,r.tsrl,. L4...-
DRY Gsod-. etc.
M,b7f Jan ISIS. 1ar~
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4 RE associated at this place IN the manufacture Of
"A LEATHER and SHOES and expect TO -et ready
0r market, during the ensuing year less than
TN THOUSAND pairs Of NeHo Shoes. The in
rcasHg patronage extended 70 them for TWO seasons
past encourage the hope that the Farmers or this
country haye confidence m the durability Of their
8us-ets, and wll always give home mandatory the
preference.
We also have On hand large wen selected and
resi- Tot Of NAtlLLItl which offer very low for
ASH Gail and examine ias yourselves.
We want. during the year. thirty thousand lbs of
Hides. for which VIII owe the best market price.
Enterprise Dec. is. 1855. IQ-lv
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

ENTERPRISE. MISS
WILL pay the highest maket prices f5r aIl 'lffr5.
" "iea1ntiy produce and Live stock which nav
be- brought 20 this market
y.IfaT.yg.s.. Fob -. Ee5s % =
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ENTERPRISE CLOTHING STORE,
O. 5. HOLLAND

~ = AAOLAAND
As opened. and is now receiving 3, "a large and well
4 selected stock Of EFABY-NADE CLOTHING
iALS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES
Gentlemen = F'urni. hing Goods.
Fine Linen and Cotton shirts:
AIerIu0 and Isle Thread iuier~llEts:
l.LHan. Cotton and Flannel Drawers;
4erl-u. ~45. Cotton aIId Ll-ip Thread = Hose;
Collars trayat-. Gloves, etc. etc.
Al ot which arm determined 10 sci az low as can be
bought D. any Southern market.
Thus Is t4c only Clothing House . the place-con-
AiN s1n give better fit. and otter better as
oIlheii lot gentlemen 20 select rom than can he
'ouud elsewhere. o. : Holt md
EHtrrprtra oct. :. 1855 -1tf
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ThOnIas WOOlVertOn,


ENILEfkI-E Miss
/ prepared 10 make liberal Cqst algaueas On C,,,to
i -Higpei o. iE- friends, Messrz. Lay1u a McRaa
Al.bEe. i''s,
g..f..s7,s.sa t4.t Ta.e
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
Fresh Arrivals.
Land Agency.

TUT undersigned viii attend 10 the payment Of
4 Taxes, or the sale OF Land for nou-resilents Of
the state, m any II tHe counties M Eastern Mississippi
MY extensive acquaintance, and the knowledge Of
the market value Of Lands Will enable at all
my hands for sale : +. ADAMS
PVuLdag Nov. q, 1855 All
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

II AVE- received and lre nov ou,aius a ia-ge stool,
ui wsII-"igrtel l'uud-. Of every sasruiou. su..
aai 1re able Oh afford them tp fIa-t who -h Co. .,,
ply money t1 fEr iD-t advantage. or near Mobile
retail pr.-. Toe s-sUffusut - a- vurnr..., a- ar.v
n Oh" Flt.f .H-u- uf everything usually kept iu
~fnrfs HuI new -HFUt# WIFI D. constantly received.
ItftHu- Ht-hlu- fI purchase. parIaily those who
have uD cash fn Tay- v certainly hni to their iu-
tgTHs Co tl and sNauI.na uur 80. l consisting 81
Dry Goods,
hor1Fs - ON iura. Iu-t.t F. Jeans q Irofz I'M. Ms
MI.-Lr-- L.-u---..-. II.L.-.. SIM. H. ~
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our stock Of Grgrrrio. Is iarse and somple
Mccain s. DCRY

Es-We are also regularly In tie COTTON MAR
tEI and are prepared To- pay net Mobile prices less
he expenses # sellnE) IA Cash.
RS. T. T. WEIR.
E5tap57s5- Dee. IS. ISIS iG-Iy
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nIcLean's volcanic OIL Imminent,

- Nt-o' Nisi-tal s Volcanic OH iinimpnt.
Pine streets. S; I,lifs NJ, " i"''" ~
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D NNlS&lUN MERCHANTS,
COMMERCE. ST MOBILE.
aiHr MAY O. 1867. l21y
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EROP6Cn 4 RpcL
FURNITURE WARE ROOFS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MOBILE. ALA.
N1j". March p. Is5a. 12-Tv
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r. stewart 4 Co.,

Dealers DE
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
no. is WATER ST, MOBILE, ALA
HNtlE tte Guou u Merchants and Planters
1 ta large and desirable stock of DRY GOODS
comprising as great variety as can lg found ia th.
market.
Mobile Jan, lsas l2-ly
g. j. IIutger.--..-,i. B. Psr \. l. paur1ler
DANTELER, PERKINS q CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
Corner 81. Louis and Water SITS.
MOBILE, ALA.
Mobile, Aug. Z, 155S. 12-ly
Jos. 4. Buel.
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New and Cheap GOGdS.
0nf Stock is LaFae and EntireIy New.
Ha-HaaH-H
H4EsERH.TRE.

Clothing aEd Gents Furnishing Goods,
,.the lags-t and most approved styles made up ex-
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uHH Insurance ,n-t4aoa ~Ht. l.fH.I tIIH au. 7.
liH. n alH.- o.. ilIrr -Ilr5, Penn southern -l.-
tNN l.L. Insurance Co.. ~ q 81 lltl''... ~
A9- ua.e.. So 81 North -... -- e..r.
157- 1.l ls-a. l-ly
W. 4. Marshall.
'IHt" Of Oh. firm NJ It. N.t....J
HOLESALE GROc Err, I
tHwrnHrr. 8uG 'FRONT.' -.."..r
NOZZLE ALtEhNN
L EIP- eHn-t.r.f. .u hand a I.--s .. .... Ha-.-
N t.d e.nr's 81 GROCERIES, ir T
-onIlr pr.an-- luauutaant l..aF"."- -a.' p, hmf '
Ht,. Iu.l,5s l2ly
FRANCS WINTER,
C.gBEFET FUR.VTTURE,
NiTfOTS, Carpets, Hair Cloths, Atr
Sfl9N"-. spring HHr Moss, a'..n. ~Ag. : 4la
@.i'" H'..-~.. Oh 'I...t-- VI lI.. I'd 7...I li.-
l.l tHn Steamboat Furniture u"Ee-aH'.. On ...a'
CORNER CoNrI 1Np WarEE -rELEl-
MOBILE, ALA.
EyIas. Baker = 90.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, /
,,st. r...,... NOZZLE h..'. -,--
Ivy. Shearer S CO.,
G r . 9 L K >
p and - Front and Commerce Streets.
tNlNs lu-.'. al % ..... HH .r'"F.l 1853 f.. 1r.-
1 .ssy HH-na.- otter l... .H ."u.... ..".= ut |
a'lt.. 70 GOOD. aadW .--.rn i'.fE..-.. s.E ..-
'l .I.... i ...r Ius ui '-'H-.. 'a Dbl. -. It..lH-
r. ...l ,'h Hs bought 30 t.t. ..E.
t.... ... 40 a. .3Hr- .- '." L ...a
IF "as %. tao m..t competent judges .i l .0r- va
I.s.r e.n"Hg friend. arc ......i.a s.- aI a-- |
At's. hr.iI lH.Is5S. 2-ly
). =. woodruff - Co.,
WHOLESALE ERS,
~, !',ia, i:E. = siEt.t, MOBILE NLA''Ml
- VA. hAhHoJEi- '.... .a -.., VI ''-...- |
ll-hu.nf lga $50 o. happy ID see b. go friends
from Fast 3.---..up.
H.H..J .,u. l,-,. l2Iy
WehF = Moore,
wHOLESALZ GROCERS,
- e---rEEs ~
B'E& IT, ~ u e CBD gCE.
BATTLE BLOCK, COMMERCE sT..
-.. Mobile ALABAMA
1.iis Ean.....-.- q r.T- .H....-....-r. o.. a.l1.
john Reid / Co..
Dealer. ll E.r..-r and u.n.-...
D r x G O O . 8,
Corner Obi. vs. ..rasf no. Frru.- Streets.
MOBILE ALABAMA.
'...' ssn-.,.s-, a.. -. r. '.....
~, -,-..,, - ms A. 9 " sNssc'
1 ijIUli> " todNI>NINh AEbl HAMS,
MOBILE ALA
I--.-
,,.r,.-~..-- -. - 20
49," ~ ''."'' ~
As''tS' cups. bSoi1 iasS.. 4i'tiil'S, SC
No. ; ST. FRANCIS STREET.
MOBILE 'lA.
r. j. 7'' . u, -. ....-. RI I-a.r
- YEA. ~ Va "a . Il saLhNE-
~ hnInCaIn mad Dat,sf fr,au.r.,
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''.i y. Ill.,, -'.-......-.a ohm G.. Cham
0hAmhcrtain & Go.
skates & Co.
'TE-F4tN7 . 10
[ o B IL 70 Z NDERV

>
FtH'- or Cylinder made Of th. very l.-. Materials
Iron and Brass Castings,
NIL Ge1rnrj Gu Gear Wood Pan.er Saws. and #rr
proved VERTICAL MILLS. with Eli th,. --latest M
IT.E-mpnt~ Also. The most approved cylinder s AV
MILLS. HLA,k-AlIH- WORK. uI all up-sfft
tons and ou The most reasonable terms.
SKATES 90.
.I
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NO. IT " atCr stTVFt,
MOBILE ALABAMA
3I95T- Jan. 1855. 19-ly
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CHAPMAN & SFFIY.
IL Dauphin street, Mobile Ala.
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4. 4. GILBERT.
b COMMERCE. ANu ~ FRONT STREETS.
MOBILE ArArtrTt
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TIE LADIES COMPANION.
SrWjHg Maritime
\ I -------- y ~ T---T N ---.--T = r
". ~. NVICKEs Il CO.,

los DNrHIN ST, MOBILE
DE- Ascent Or ,ho above Machine. IA Price only $50
iH'.- Jan. i'.f lily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
COnIrCHS.

WASHINGTON, Jan l2.--,tNArr.--The Presl-
dent, in reply to resolution. says the Wandcrer
has violated the laws by landing Africans III Hrnr-
gia, and TINT every effort is being made to bring
the offenders to justice, but deems 1T inoxpc'icnt
to transmit the correspondence to Congress.
The resolution to appoint Commodore Stewart
FLAG officer of the Navy was laid over.
The Pacific Railway Bill was discussed till the
hour of adjournment
lIorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, -Thc day was con-
sumed in general debate.
Mr. Jenkins, of Virginia made speech in ia
yoref the abrogaton of the Clayton culver Trcnty'
Mr. Gidlings repeated his cid speech on liberty
and the equality Of mankind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
Later from Mexico.

Nrw IoRk. jan. l3.--Thc steamer Tennessee
arrived here to-day, with Mexican lates to the 9th
inG..
Echcagarny, in rronunciam"nto issned on the
18th n, Avat,c. declares himself President The
movement was not seconded nj the Capital The
troops have pronounced in favor # Eolles. On
the 23d ult. ltobles published that he would place
Three Delegates from each State to form .Iunta.
The populace and the truops had abandoned Iua-
longa. The .Junta had named Mramou rs Prcsi-
dent ON the second vote. Mnanon issoon expect
81 from Gualal,n with on" thousand cavaliers.
Alvires received from Vera Cruz t. the 9TH Of
January, says the Government Romans firm,
The Liberal. had taken jallln ami Cordo,a and
intended attacking Oriziha.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF IYN cHBURG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND IET TuE PEOPLE or
THE GREAT SOUTH-WES KNOW
That you emu sell them Hnp gains:

4 AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAiEHS n% me LINE
having large circulation the people Of Son meS"rn
Virginia and East Tenn,
RsIs- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH .t.la
IN ANY OR ALL or THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENSE>SEE MEMS. ,,5.,,,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, '''s''''
BROWNiOW KNOXVILLE trenn.' lilG
INDICATOR J"ncsb"rough Tom
RELIGIOUS lNrEL1.laENCEl. Morrislown, Tenn.
H HazEET STAR Lc.ins,on,y.
vin"iS1AN, ASmsdon,va
prMueHAr. 1her'yv-
SALEM REGISTER Salem W.
THE VISITOR Marion Smythe co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. independence =, drerSone". Va.
V ,hn,ES Wire fmcas,lo. Va
STAR AND iIERA AID. Chris,tanshurt,,s
w2rmrvii r. ,,MEs H. wy,hrv,llc. Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union Monr, 'conntv Va.
ADVOCATE, Jef"rsonyilIe, Taz"wcI' 'GHtv- Va.
REGISTER, l,,.,,,a A.,
THE SOUTH WEST Pearisburg, Gile- county, Va
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va.
ishng advertise of the above Will
6nd call the ofiJ" at the
Lynchiurg Vginan, wher" Will be
made aud adv cmcn;s foEw Akpfp WITHOUT ptiAf
f III also receive amt forward ad,"rist l"anY paper
IN the United States 4 NAhblll.
V
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

- hts Il liii- anI ,na,.S oi disposition,
aus u. = iwedi.t for her bright and happy
hliae lu. lie WIN orders all things in wisdom
and lave, has seen fit to remove aur loved one
frum earth to Heaven, before she knew on ar felt
sorrow. Her little life was of Joy; her short
race is rum the goal is reached. and she reposes
Oh the bosom Of Christ forever best, forever hap
pv. May ,hnse who esteemed her treasure ON
tn. M live. 10 be permitted to spend with her
an eternity of bliss. NJ. J. I.
Esy- Methodist Protestant lBaltimo,e e. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
Markets.

NEW Yonk. Jan. l2--Flnur buoyant. Ohio s.
Goa5 90: Southern unchanged Wheat firm
holders demand an advance. Corn. Mixed held Mt
SinS4 cts, buyers offer SlaS2. Cotton declined
one eighth to one quarter.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l2.--tlur firm aud price, un
changed. No Wheat offered t'rn in brisk de-
mand: yellow is quoted at g cents; White II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
Exciting News from Kansas.

ST. LorIs Jan l2.-Thc Kansas handtn num-
Chateau, an old ira ling post.
Il is said that Montgomery declares he will fight
'ho troops sent from Linn aud Bourbon counties,
Missouri unless the Governorof Kansas compro-
misses with him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
ORITUARY.

Del. "a the ojth utimo MAMIE BLADES. odd
est itil of Wm. L. AMI Amanda A. Perc VAL
aged Year.. IL months and days. As the I'M
timrly tus, liish,- and destroys the fair and
1rautifui H,wers of spring. were our joys with
rel AID hopes dcstg.l yrd by the sudden removal
of this dear little one from our home circle. Her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MExs' PRAYER MFiTtNe.-Thero are
regular meetings for prayer, at the 81 the
Young Mems Christian Association, nj H. O'Clock.
Tie public IRE invited to attend.
nnY Its
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Fire at Augusta. Ca

ArarsTA, Jan. l2.-Thc Bell,ille Cotton Enc
tory near this city, was burn. yescrday--ther'
was no insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

Curss.-An association If gentlemen in Lynch
burg having challenged the Richmond Chess Club
to "A trial of skill in the scientific game of chess,
and the President of the Lvnchhurg and Ahlng-
don Telegraph Company, pr. Morris, having gen.
erouslv offered the use ut the telegraph to play
the game. the Richmond Club accepted the chai-
lenge, and having won the move aud selected the
black color, the following moves have been made ::
r 1t is. perhaps. unnecessary for us to say any
thing in favor OF this noble game, which has been
a f,v,,ritc anu scmcnt with scientific men for ages;
but it appears us that young men ought to learn
and occasionally play the game, as it gives t. the
,l9~n~ the power of concentrations. and hx'ng his
inl,l nn on, subject, which is a most important
,,,r, nf nlu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
ISI TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL af tho California Steamer.

NEW loRk, Jan. 1.-The Steamer Moses Tay-
lor. from Aspinwall arrived here to-day with Cal
ifornia dates TO the Goth ult She brings fourteen
hundred thousand dollars in specie, The news is
unimportant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

FRrIcur TRApr.-There were received at the de-
not of the Va. Tenn. Railroad. na Yesterday. II
loaded cars, consisting If 9, bids. Flour; ''''4
bushels Wheat: 9y500 his Miscellaneous 1000
of Stock. There were IL loaded cars sent West
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-Br,e,y Tucker, Com
sui to Liverpool. asserts that he don't int"nd TO
resign his Consulate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

DrsoKDERLy Lucy, sl", .-''h'G'ng to the estate
Of F. Shacklcf,d. deed. was arrested Tuesday
night for being drunk and behaving IN II disorder
" manner on the street. Lucy. from all accounts,
is a desperately hard Ease; getting drunk with her
has long since become chronic, AMI the number OF
stripes received in consequence Of undue 'ndnl-
gence in this unfortunate habit, would almost
equal the sands on the 'eash"re q" tbiS 9ct"sion
she was ordered 25 lashcs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

day rf' ropartuprslp. under the el lo nnd
JONES II hIbf and viii conduct tho GJr dppamfs
s1H fH' iF,r't@ FpsH..s III" old stand of Snod
ltsr~ IT, hnnd good AMI wei
Itchd - fi'r' - tEOt FRIES, L1ptuKS, WIAI A..
MI - Nl itA IL ar r'sh nr IL exchange fr
dFeta . lrft 'nsrrsn's short credit llry IT.
fffr1 rpr ih, cuis and ~ rhhr xtenl 10 ts N
81 h lAti attention pad I" IL al" al
I-bs,.. NJ larn aud all kinds vi Country IrodIcr.
WV. IT, .ipNt;s
1tc Of the 4 I'm ut Su,dpras> \ I"ucs
SAN ID STtl'IDE.
4 " n at
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unrt OF etIilta'lOIl.
RichnnnH.
Lynchb urg.
Il Ito King 5 Il 4ih

TERRIFIC STE M Boiler ExPLosInN.-Fire Men
Instantly KiI,a-A terrific explosion of a steam
boiler occurred at Hampstead. the residence OF
Mr.. Henry Webb, in the upper end of New Kent
CO., on Monday last. killing almost instantly five
valuable slaves. Mr.. Webb owns a Crist and saw
mil, the machinery - both Of which was driven
by steam. GA Monday last, his servants as us
nal went to the mills to commence their labors,
and procec led ri once to get up steam. The wealth
er being excessively cold, they all kept near the
engine, and 10. thoroughly understanding its ore-
ratinnS, failed to SIC that the pump was ut work.
Unfortunately the pump not operating. and
before they had ac least warning. tie boiler ex-
plpied, KILN. five nf them Instantly, and hurting
its iron fragments in every directidu 4 gentle
nan who ysirei thc scene after the accident, SAYS
that ii lar.e pier' # the boiler was thrown four
hundred ya'is f,o.n ;he mill. rs the force o; the
explosion. the rcp'r, from which was terrific
The bnil ling wa sli-h'lv ininraa.-Rich. Dis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

Rr,IIcosE D,RKEY.-John slave belonging to
+. b. Deane, was before the Mayor yesterday. on
the charge of cracking the pumpkin Of Allen.
slave Of Col James NJ. Langhorne. From Aliens
statement it appears q bad feeling has existed
for n long time between himself and'Joh Deane.'
the parties not having spoken for three or four
wears past On Sunday afternoon last, Allen ac-
cdentally fou d himself in 'Buzzard, in the midst
Of crowd of darkies, and, as PaTs,n Brownlow
would express it, low flung white folks several
of whom were engaged in social game OF cards.
whilst one or two more cn,e,prisng than the rest,
were employed in the di.nihed sport OF
fighting the Tiger" or as Allen expressed it,
dealing faro" John Deanc WAS one of the in
dividuud taking part in the games, and if the
affirmation III biz cuemy is to be relied on, his pre-
sence added not little to the interest "f the occa-
sion. Daring tie progress of tha gaming. some
very rough language wa used l'y certain OF the
partes present-in this particular we regret to
saw Allen himself was not alto sether guiltlcss,
for, according to the testimony Of several OF his
white associates he INDUCED in certain oral cnun-
ciatons which were not at all heftting gentle
man DESTROYS of preserving peaceful RELATIONSHIP
his fellow-citizens: at all events Mr.. John Deane
seemed to have been impressed with this notion,
for Just at this juncure. of affairs he, Davillike,
hurled a small stone which took effect as before
stated en- the toI-knot Of his Quondam friend Al
lem As soon after this occurrence as cirenm-
stances would allow, the latter named individual
preferred a complaint to the Mayor who III due
course of time issued n summons for the arrest OF
the aforesaid John Deane. After weighing the
testimony in the case his Honor remarked that as
this was about the twentieth time the accused had
been arraigned before him for like offences. he
thought it advisable to favor him with twenty-five
lashes, we'll laid on. To the complainant Allen.
some wholesome advice was administered which
it is hoped msv have the effect to make him more
crcumspect in his choice of companions in the fu-
ture.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
D15SoLUTIONs AND NEW FIRMS.

NEW ceNCEAN.-ws have THE DAY. s.ss
GATED ourselves together for the puse VI dong 6.
~ and Consultation Bssfsesr nner the style and drn
OF NpwllS MURREIIn and IA tsken rho hnrsS lately
cfc F"d b, N"wln Alexander Main "a Lynrheurs
yolos III" Old stand Il Murrsll srst,on W. viii Keep
sntan,lv IN hand rraeral as.erineat Il GROcERIES
IiQ' IRIS STAPLE pks GoOns, and ~ fact. every ariI
cue m"ht ~ In su"h establishment which will .cl
~ aP i ash "r I, nnetnsl short time We
". Fs par "rseha ennn to e sale II ReVs AND Lsri
or ~ tlaai'y F-.du.f Our long experience ~ HI
TN Wi fN"us many alssnsis ani bs rtcmr, and
II attention - business We hnps rss,yr a h.ral share
oil Far'nsse tom od ti,nds and public generals,
ssfFIf tn fha' NhrI si be those
VIZ a--l f.rel Us with ttsif aironaer
M krNi IN
late At lie ur,t, # hos iln 4 kh.NaNd.f.
HOS MUERll.t.
| rtr Il ,hc htm oi Murrri sustion.
1,NInnt5u lamar, iai isSa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
-y.nE 1.1Avn 1.vANO.-l.o OD Isnu. OF

II this popular CT Nt,. land ne AMI for - h.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
S-Irom an analys this Suano. b. J. Mufit
Of New York he makes II IL 10 OF Ann" in. W i
hit prr cent the of Peruvian Ii also
contains III phafe of Lin" ~ r6 cent j. Is nnch
richer la and pho.pss and contains ruch less alter
thai Fltio s,Ii in Is5s y d 4 co.
ian si,r Richmond. W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

Th' Nhh'Nher having rnrrhascd N Nj z. TnIIart
10 hisrnifr TUCK ofHRutERiES. DRY UbOpS 1lQ ORs
&c aud 10 which he expects In lev DAYS 10 Md largely
k"h supplied with ARTICLE rcniFr Lila
Ialisb-'"tf c'nT.t" FAMILY GROCERY aud h"prs l.,
'ff AT bia I" hnsncSs and deposition II easr Il
shm"R a r"iihn al oiN trade AMI the former pair,
Il IL" h't# = ihfrUlh the country generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

AFTER HorRs.--kii, slave to Mr.. Hicks. taken
up Tuesday ni.ht after hours. was lodged in the
cage and next morning ordered ten lashes by the
Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
CALL on GLASS d RAuNE,
" dec 2lds FOR BARGAINS.
From HE Scientific American.
6 Z w I NJ G. M C. II I NJ z

WE using WHEELER WILLOWS patent. End We can
saw In regard Ia H. thai il is without ~ ther
Machine exceeds il its adaptation to all the Of do
nestle Is snple not easily put out of order when in
rocr hands; point If aft and fi>h other
Machine cad Of We state this much in regard T."
mi. Machine resposibiv aud with ut
the lspnrage other Machines we'll sn"~u
to the ard hope thereby, I" save tia and nh"
in ans,s rrny letters which frequently with en-
aurics touching th sn,j'rt
For sale "a Lyncllburg by
dec dts WM l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

- jos = si. daN dissolved hv mutual consent III
IrHzrt I1 against the ,aid III please
't Thou, men aud all persons ,h"dt 'trn
,silt uu,z' torwad snd make 'mpt payment
Ia lou. . viii be usrd only In rlosiug the In
& S<Opt}RASS.
~ ~ -. "a WM u JOINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

''I I = WILLIAMS Ina hl4 oilirc NJ Ids aud
viii fA nd Ia the sale Of Tobacco. Whrht
Flour t"tn h''on A' aniheod every article thai would
l' eh'r" ia ' c.l nom all Ia rcspcrin,l, nnl
earnestly >ti.ifcl i'm 6"w VAN TAltAFtRKo
halL -gnlrt. ncarh npposto Farm, rIs nAnk