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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

The American Exchange Bank has declared divi-
dend of 3,pc., payable November !. The Bank
of America will pay, November I, the coupons OF the
Memphis a Charleston Railroad Co. Holders OF cou-
pons on bonds of the city OF Louisville issued to
Louisville Water Co., due November !, will present
them tor payment and after that date at the Bank
Of America Holders OF coupons of the city OF Louis
Vile on bonds issued to the Jacksonville Railroad Co.,
due November |, will present them for payment al
the Bank of America. The Sun Mutual Insurance Co.
has declared dividend OF sec. on the outstanding
scrp; also dividend of 30pc. in scrip 10 tine dealers
of the company. The statement OF the company
shows net earned premiums during the year OF
s9Ct,5i3 T.. The losses and expenses were s1'3,-
81 81 leaving net profit OF SS}3%" d. The assets
OF the company the ith inst. We're II s'i,250 80
The Nassau Bank offers Il reward of five hundred
dollars for the apprehension of the torger Of Robert
Boomers check for 50 lj6 paid at that Bans and al-
90 b cent upon tie amount recovered The coupons
of the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Com
pany due on the Let prox. viii be paid a, the office o.
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. The ex-
changes at the Clearing louise this morning amounted
TO $40 Sl9 30l g. and the balances 10 }9i5,O4 80.
The exchanges for the week We're 1872 yis,JJ3 SO,
averaging SD l62 $50 81 daily. The steamship
Bremen, for Bremen and Southampton to-day, took
out sGC2, go in gold and silver. The ease in The
Money market continues TO be very marked at the
rates before noticed. 1t is believed that the Bank
loans will show considerable expansion by the state
ment of Monday. The specie reserve will probably
also show increase, as the California receipt
| counterbalanced the shipment, and the neghborng
cities have continued to send on coin. The New-Or-
leans steamer brings $3.50, eco in Mexican silver. 1t is
said that some of the stockholders of the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad Company have commenced
suits against certain Directors of that Company to
moneys said to have been received as profits
bonus upon contracts for construction of the road.
The export of specie for the week ending Oct -,
1859, was as follows:
o. ILL T. h
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w INTER GAR ID T. n.

WINTER GARDEN.
DOTl
DOT!
DOT!
DOI!
DOT
DOT
On MONDAY, OF. 81. 1879 -
THE LAST NIGHT
DOT
o. TUESDAY. Nov. !, and -
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOIleEr
SM lkEi
OK,
SCENES FROM NICHOLAS NICkELbf.
~ B-1he raer.ng which attended the rep'e.as.,
ion Of" Dot OF ifom TIE Cricket the hes,A
nuce the Management {? give another illustration rom
DIsn. artists Of the Winter Garden shord hAppi, -
following ponents Of these celebrated characters;
Miss Agrts noprtsSo-
Newman Soggs. M Jr1''so-'
scGeeis.. J. n JonHs1o--
Nicholas. ...........s'...s.....''. MI pA..snPy
John browd
AEn'Ll4l. ~
Scsiey. MI ceorse 49,
Ms Sgueers. ~ 49,
Madame Iantilini. ...............Mr MIS- j. ~ NV
Tie curtain viii rise q; O'clock precisely - ..sr-vd
Boa Office open from 2 a. n. 70 9. r. m Setr may w
-x day - advance
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The n. O. Plea yuRe says:

TIE " Q. PicGyune says:
Subioined il the Bank Statement for the week, rs
officially reported to the Board Of Currency. The va
rous footiugs give evidence OF the increased activity
IN outdoor business. Short Loans, Deposits ana En-
change have been materially augmented, while Specie
and Long Loans show a further reduction, and the
changes in Circulation and Distant Balances are upm-
port.nt. The aggregate increase in Long and Short
Leans however, ia but little more than quarter OF
million dollars az will he by the following figures:
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MARRIED.

NILES-THONPSON-On Thursdsy Oct d. at the house Of
brides parents. hadison, y j. by the Rev samuel
Randall Nathaniel Niles Of Elizabeth ci.y 10 Anna T. dsnsh-
ter of Lewis Thompson esq.
WARREN-CALDWELL-AtJ Jersey City, Saturday. Oct.
49, BY the groops father the Rev Ira ID. Warren, Ira ID.
Warren jr ofNewYort to Mary Z. Caldwell Of the former
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The Lee-Avenue Reformed Dutch Church OF Brook
yn have selected for their pastor the Rev. j. c. Nc
Holmes, who viii be installed on Sunday evening next
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To,tl.....sI93s7254 sl7.564cz si473sn $sa4s,5sS

D,creSse COM le1 with LT1-&2
Tie following table shows the value Of dry goods
irpoTtatioEs for consumption, Withdrawn from ware
house, and entered for warehouse, in the past ten
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Dec-cs.e oftLe compared with that Of 1885,. .6
The following is a comparative Statement, Of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the year
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- withdrawr rom Entered To-.
The following viii show the movement in foreign
dry goods a, this port in October, for five years:

Nerers kaynor & Blackwell have sold at private
sale lo,- of ground the north side of Forty-ourh
street about midway between Fifth and Sixth avenues
each 2jxlOo5 feet, al 81 80 q c, -old 70 .he Epis-
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Passengers Arvived

Be,z 81; Louis A. II. s,uscse Martin r. witshief c.s
fornia lo4 IN The steersse. Total ISL.
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The statement OF imports is very satisfactory show
inc large falling of from both 1853 and 1857
The following table viii compare the exports of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
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siSrsrVnE
Sgn--Rises.... e1S >e;s.... 49, Moon--Sets... sA
Sandy Hook.. 1900 Gov. Island 10 ss Hell Gste
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les of Pennsylvania

Coal tunnage for the week and season, as compared
with last the da;cs of the several coal
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CITY POLITICS..

NAMES oY THE Local NoNIsEEs.-We append a
lis, Of the nominations made thus far, by all parties in
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The sp Ararnede Snow The Peoples Dry Dos,
gonery for repairs she will be stripped
csulked. and newly coppered
The ship the large Balance Dock for the
purpose OF being thoroughly oyernaulsd.
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CONHERCL4L .UATYERS.
Smiles at the stock Exchange-Ocr. %.
40 ..... s.s.sss.s-
Mich. ;. L y. Ind. k. X.

enne-see o. 80 80 ssi Is Secondayenue K ..l0
irgiua State 6s.. 81; 100 Mich Cent. r. $50 Al
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M.S.S N.laGuE.st.s 80 10
Illinois Cent. X. X. boo 10
I,alana lLirnln IL X a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Niagara.

HALIFAX. Jan. l3--The steamer Niagara, with
Liverpool dates to the LIST instant. arrived here
to-day. forenoon. She reports that the steamship
Weysr. from Bremen. bound for New York. re-
turned to Queenstown distressed. pumps checked
aud leaking.
The Emperor Of Franco has again pardoncd
Montalanbert; also the Editors of the Correspon-
dent, and one hundred anl. sixty lo,her prisoners
Ii Is reported that France has officially notified
England Of her support il tho latter Government
adopts measures to counterfeit President Buch
anan's policy relative To Cuba, &c
\ false alarm Of fire in Victoria Theatre. Lon
don, caused panic among the audience,
which caused sixteen persons 10 he trampled to
death.
Mr.. succeeds Erslinc ny Secretary OF
English Legation ut Wa,hinetun--thc latter gen
tlcman goes to Stockholm
The Spanish papcrs dcnouncc in a tone of oien-
ded pride President Buchanan's Message.
An insurrcetionary movement has taken place
in Srrviu
Prince Alexander has been deposcd and Prince
Muloch proclaimed instead
The steamers Europia IIammonia, North Brit
ain and city of Washington arrived out safely.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MExs' PRAYER MrErING.-Thcro are
regular meetings for prayer at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, n, L. O'Clock
The public are invited to attend.
h-1ts
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. l3.--Cotton quiet: Flour un-
changed Wheat buoyant Corn quiet, Mixed 50,
Old Southern Yellow 30 cents Naval supplies
steady,
BALTIMORE, Jan. l3.-Flour quiet and prizes
unchanged Wheat firm, White 81 3jnl Is ;
Red 81 coal -. Corn scarce. White - cents.
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SENT TO JAIL.-.John Phelps, who was tried at
the last Circuit Court of this City for felony and
afterwards remanded to Jail in consequence OF the
jury not being able to agree on verdict, but sub,
sequently released on bail was yesterday delivered
to Justice Saunders by the gentleman who went
surety for his appearance at the next term OF the
Court Not being able to give other security, he
was again sent to Jail.
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ltrt ftA 'nPatnria'p, under the style AM nam al
J'<t \ ~ ~, H. aud viii conduct the t0crg tpmmis
aga i'Hs'i EHsiHcss the old stand Of Nnrtra.A
jones' 1l't constantly hand good AMI II 81
i'er'da 80 tu,n' . GROCERIES, l1QIoHS, WINES, Ac.
NIL vi t,l 90, cash In exchange Tor
d.ro. ,rn,uf n short credit 1lcN
stH4nl, request cn,ls anil the pnhcin xtrnd Ia them
hr1a .Hna., i.uar attention pad to tho sslc ct
Tobacco totn aud ali kinds al Country Produce.
WM II JONES.
Late of The hrm ri Snohyrss jones,
sAM u SrIrrnE,
JtNr,kl Nt, IS.1 Formerly Murtrli \ Sirhtlun
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Directors OF the kanawha River Improvement.
have entered into u contract for the improvement
Of the Navigation of the kanawhn.
They have contracted with Major Henry s
kupp. Of Pennsylvania, to improve the Nav iga-
ton by Siuires. aided. whore necessary. hy wiaq
cd dams, at rates amounting III the aggregate To
about two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars The drawing and specifications # the
work to be done were made 10y Mr.. BcNers, En-
extend from Lykn's Shoals, Twenty. .ht miles
above Charleston.) to the mouth Of the kanawha
Before this work. however will he commenced
by the contractor, 100000 in cash have to
be raised from sale of the kauaMha River
Bonds.
The bonds will bear S per cent interest per an
mum. They can lie sold at n discount OF 10 per
centum The kanawha River Improvements aud
the tolls Arising the,efrom ia all tae 10 come, will
he martgaged to secure the payment oi tie sad
bonds, principal and interest, The Board Of p
,ectors have authorized S300000 of the said
Bonds to be issncd and have appointed AGENTS ta
mike sale of them. These $500 000, will constitute
the FIRST lien or Mortgage the entire works and
future tolls and will have priority all other
Bonds or indeh elness.
In looking over report mads year n.'o in re-
gard to the kanawha River, we lind 1t stated that
the tolls from 1888 tn 1855 on the kauaNlia River
amounted to Sl7llSj. that there were expended
during the period. the river iar i'm
provements $685. thus leaving nct revenue
If Sllo.3 in 90 years, or Il net revenue of So,
$40 per nnnum.
Between 1881 and 1856, the tolls amounted to
some Sl5 coo per annum. And during that period
very little coal was shipped. The tolls came chief
" from salt. With the navigation improved
the tolls ON this river would snun amount to
$4,000. aud even $50 per annum.-h ana,rho
alien Star
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

CAMEL Coal OIL-Messrs COOKS, PICKETT It
Co.. are now making about 500 gallons OF Crude
Igor dnv, mt their Camel Coal Obligatory on the
hanawna. and about 25 miles ahove this place
(ChareSton). They intend to enlarge their opcra-
tons. This Crude Oh they ship to Maysvllle
XIV, where it is refined
The Camel Coal Oh Company near the mouth
,l Liz river, are making both the Crude aud re-
fin, al And their refined oil is very highly
spoken of They are also erecting additional OIL
Works on Mill Creek, Mt their Camel Coal banks
At Paint Greek, Messrs. ALLEN 7. CAPEToN "
Co., are having erected and constructed, CanHr
Coal Oil Factory. The Camel found there is said
to lie very fne.-kana9Aa Star.
PEYroyA CAMEL CrAL.- Last Month"; the Yves
tern Mining and Manufacturing Company, ship
ped from Coal River to Cincinnati and elsewhere,
$4,000 bushels, If tie wcll-known Peytona Cannei
Coal.
The Virginia Camel Coal Company also ship
ped abont 10000 bushels otthc same Coal to the
Western markets.
Thi. Coal brings now, from IS TO Is cents per
bushel in Cincinnati, and from Is +" ~ cents per
bushel in Louisville. 1t is in great demand. Aud
these Companies now hnsily engaged, and
will he for the next six months, IN Mining ana
shipping this vc-y superior Camel Coal, from
Coal River. to the Western citics.-D
KAxAwHA SALT AND Co.b.--During the
months OF November and December last. there
were shipped from the Kanuwha Salines, 3l1,9z6
bushels of Salt to Cincinnati and elsewhere.
Mr. JE7FnlRs shipped. last month. from the
Winifrcde Mines. 100 900 bushels Of bituminous
Coal
Can't. J,cKsoS shipped from the Mines of the
kanawha Mining Company. about 1000 bushels
~ hitum ipuous Coal The Coal from these two
mine. is very superior and brings, in Cincinnati,
two cents per ,ushel, more tlan ordinary hitumin-
GUS and as high price as the best Youghiogheny
Cnal-ft.
CRsrxRn,RR Cous4y.-The Editor If the Lew
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DIss0LUTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.

NEW eONGkRN.-We have thss day, usse-
~ ria" ourselves together fer III. pupn. Of dng GH
at urocg I'D Gtsso# Bssiss.s under the style aud nr,
OF NoWliN MuRREti aud have tsk-s the house stn y
.c' f'h by N""ln Alexander hain 1T lyurhhnrR near
N"ps,' the odd stand Murrell siraon We viii ks"p
constantly III baud general assortment Of ORotERlES.
LIQUORS sfArLE DRN GOODS, aud In fact. every art
r' naN t' In snrh an establishment which We VIII sell
'hcap Tor oash pune tgal short tine We
VIII give "a i'rsns i-ntn The sale of Bacon and Lt,f
6"ddf ~ - Country F4iacs nur long experience IN bn
sh'-s " s"n~ nitn! ads ana Nv prompt and Iw
hH apn ~ husncs, Ne hope l. Ir,c,ea liberal share
OF rHtfen'5n tom cd icnds and tho publ rurrra,.
assuring Ntu that onr shall b. spared leas. Those
VIA ina, t'No. ~ with ia. Ii patronage
BENJ u NDWI1N,
Late Of tie lrm nf Noa lii & Alexander.
rlIOS D. MUHREil.
1.ata II tho hrn OF Murrell 4 Straltoa.
If>rhnj ~. January lat lsao.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at the de
pot of the Va & Tenn. Railroad on yesterday, l.
loaded cars, consisting Of 3O2 hbls. Flour: Sot
bushels W heat; II, 600 lbs Miscellaneous There
were 10 loaded ears sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
The India Rubber Case Law Decision

BALTIMORE, Jan. l3.-The case of Goodyear
Dny & lIay VS.. Fillmore, lloinrck> X Co., came
M Yesterday IN the United States Circuit Court
The injunction which WAS prayed fpr, was grained
This makes the fourth case in which the Court has
restrained the parties charged with an infringe
ment of the India Rubber Patent ut the present
term.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

y under til" aud STYLE II l'i Nt.tR \
SAl II, s,rt on the n, December ist 10y mutual
cuu-vu Au haviul rsns against III" concern will
l', Vt., tbru AMI ihosr Indebted 10 the
wiz to lr AMI ,rIr Iheh accounts n II I" very
important cipso business speedily possible
W" r-fuu uH To orr f.. nj, M the public gcnci ally
:r the Nc .'tl PATRONAGE heretofore rSnird Ia u.s. hni
rs},,B ash conIuIuancr OF the 10 the
concern u ~AiI4 ~ a ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAiLRoAn.-We give
below statement of the earnings If this Road for
the six months ending Dec. 3lst 1898:
In July, For Passengers, 3o244 A.
" Freight 12,l92 81 1913. IL
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WV Gm"CEmx y roMns..soNm nous.

III NnIs' btr having rnrrhnrd n Nj n e ThIaI'f
!" hs tn seck "tti Roc LINES plsh uoopS, llQl ORS
&C. and winch he few isNs Ia add lsr"y and
@'rp suppl 81 "th mti"lo 10 'nirr LIS
tat Slarrl tamI lre FAMILY GROCERY and hopes ly
snl AT u o business aud Opposition Ia please I"
shn"h t'a PORTION al trad. aud thu former patrons
Il tie l'u = through the country ern,rtlIy,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

Tint you can sell them B",gniu-!
OF the Ruoai from Lynchbure Knoxville al OF thrm
having large ren'on among the people of south western
n-g- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH -Ua
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING rArEKS:
yiNs!Nia iHT,IEXSn.S Sris NEvs, g...,..
n nn6wnln HE,AN "ilMhss rrm. Nla
y, ", 5.n,-lrG.S Zen,
H HazETT srA" Lc.ns'on,va
V PETGSh1T' ,,AS'os'on,v.
SENluNnk; Liber,yv.
sAl-EM nIGl,rEr, Salem, Va.
THE VISITOR. Marion, Sn,vthe 60 Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Ildep endence Ora senr". Va.
vAnhfT Vino. rneas''evs
STAR AND iiEKALp chr.tanshurg Va
WYrHEyILLE r rE1EakAl twy,heyIle Va.
UNloN DEMOCRAT, Union. Monr' comfy Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeferson,lic Tazewcll e"uny.Ha
MErupLirAx pansll" Va
THE "Sm.Tiiw EST" harrisburg Gle" ro"n'yV"
wishing of the above papers vii
Iynchburs vrginan, STAIRS where wa he
mad aud advertisements .@nwAhntn M,Ihol '}t'
In the United States A MAui,iEl"
sertis-t. F,romen v'rrini'" 'f'"c.
I)IACKREWKY COKDI .I..--zo. thiiarr"
ID suffering with summer Complaint Pteraicd and foi
sal. by ly 3ts W a srE0TnEK 4 co.
NEW ROOKsATH q. vsCTow's.-r a'c--
~ tine, Past md Present by Henry n,.of""t Nr'"'rat
Frederick the Great Quaint sayings aud i- ,ot'' uE
nthnr, by Cummings; Sunshine, or Ka'r f"'". amt he
Life OF Mrs Hohna" l'' ''i''-
fNIOAK~. CIOAKS:.-Jn-s received 10, Ex-
~ press a a"dsom. ass rtme"t Of oLnrit 'L"AhS Of
the laics, FtyI's lee : dts j. MATTHIAS ["
IL ca>rs suck and Mass l,roree, Brand anrFli.
brands also Mass iorice of r"iniar Brands,
safe bv EDMOND DAVENPORT q co,
jan 64dlm Richmond Va
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Army Movements

Sr. lorIs Jan l3.--Cul Summer left here to
day for Fort lcayenwoth. with orders from the
War Department. 1t is thought his transfer hos
reference to the disturbances IN Southern Kansas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

CiReExBsIER CouNqy.-The Elitur If the Lew
isburg Era having recentiy made trip though a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

NNH. GEOTs!E srEpTOE, Agent, Tob"c-
INH Nu,ni'r - 1T keep his Office =, our house and Viii
sell Tobacco 90 the u4nal terms IA 4 dlm, n \
HAIssOi.E rEON -Ghe partnership he tore
~ r>snF het"'rn the undcrsign.d tins day Dissolved
I Those dams against " III sent th"m Tor
Ut, those bcd rs. win lr''c com" forward aud
rru' TilbS l.. NJ kRfl.'.
Dec 81 i'm dim WM II. SrNAl IDN.
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YOUNGER & SMlTI
ANEW Cor,rrNrusuup.-T The subscribe,

TID'N Nm" TlOn1I T'TVnITN NIIcH YOT NIIET
SMITH vh.r" they m'ef to conduct G,H'tai Grocu
ant H.eHifss In nan" al SMITH ADAMS
AID w5h l. = II tln friends oi the ''d concern
th, rabt, &. ..#a.' JSD rho, SMITH,
i'm -. Z. Z NDAMA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

cF ! ~ IL, dlN dissolved b, mutual c"nseht Al
POI IL ltn against tie said e"nc"tn VIII pleas" rIn
-f t# A4lt,t. I'D all prrsns hl,htoi to IT, pc earn
u hnd make Ntncn
th fa4 vii he used ,,lv In cl"Sn1 the ba
~. q SADpttRASS.
j ~ - NM u JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

er ut "a hsks for the II the puhh' a''d
NV n"hl, ''rial, recommend the new Arm al No Win
Nnrf'I f"t" public and patrons oi the late concern ~
Which "st atDruher A ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

col / u WILLIAMS has his "thc" at his stor" and
with rf'nS httrni To the sale vi fohacro Whrhi
"n t"'0 BACON a. aud indeed article that would
h. 'nH r ff'ri call from all Is respectfully aud
r"stIl 81 i1frd tiin t,ew VAN lALIAFERRo.
Eane >Tfefs, 'nls opposite farmsrs Hank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

Increa,e over 1857. Sl5G3G2 sc
The above shows gain of sixty-fve and a half
Der cent, az compared with the receipts CT the cor
responding months of the previous year.
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portion {" reenbrierc 90. says: We noticed thatthe
young Wheat looked quite promising. We were
infn med that many OF the Farmers were late last
Fall in sccling. consequently. mJst If it looked
rather small, but the mild season which NC have
experienced, has proven a magnificent thing al
though it may seem much later. it has had good
opportunity to take deep root. We learn that there
wa. great deal more Wheat seeded than usual,
and if the season should prove favorable, there
will be much more raised the coming season. than
any year previous.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADLSMEN
OF LYN CHBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE or
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
ChnI ,ou cn IL Sell iIlcaM I'm gnims.
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Congress

WAsnINGro>. Jan. l3.Nu important business
was transacted during the morning hours. Mr.
Houston replied to Mr. ivcr>ou's sicre' "i yrst"r
day. and was twice nrplaudcA from The galleries.
Mr.. l,cr>on disclaimed any personal reflections in
has speech Of yesterday, Th, Pacific Railway bill
was discussed till the Senate went into Executive
Session.
House. OF RErRESENTATlyEs.-AH Nothing tranS-
pred Of Il distinctive character. y bill ras'elau-
,horizng the Secretary of the Treasury toscl por-
iion Of the Custom House ntat Petersburg, and the
proceeds To he applied to the COM |ction IF the
Custom House now being erected, Tive bill to
modify the Revenue Laws WAS discussed TIL the
hour Of adjournment.
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Later from Salt Lake ty-Scvere Suffer
ing on the Plains Intensely Cold Wealth


ST. IorIs, Jan. l3.-Thc gentlemen who left
Salt Lake City, on the 26th of November, give
painful accounts Of the suileriu" among the men
and animals on the Plains, in consequence oil the
cold. Men were found frozen to death at nearly
every station.
Ten Of Major and Russell, men were frozen to
death at one time.
The snow is very deep, and the weather colder
than it has been known i'll thirty years.
The Mercury Is - degrees below zero.
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A-EW spst EKN.-Wr hive this duy assoc rim
t,i ,grlhrr, under the sly L. AMI firm al III f.
EDt IKE Is % the Of conducting GcnTd Gfo
cry f0rNddia9 Busiass At The old stand o
!. i hnsou y 60" Street where shall be pleas
~ inns mi ihe public promising to use
their Interest Liberal cash ai' ancel
m7lc --fmtnts in hand for sale
JOHN u LEE,
j ,vrlRY ~, ia ian Idsl GEORGE W. ROOKIE.
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u hn' ''es W uld cord all, recommend Nk VAN
~ At 't the kind consideration ~ patrons aud I,
al .a-. "lHatt ltNor lin wi'h tal
i~,i'. TAtIAFTKND
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We regret to add that the stern and obdurate
heart of our cty's Chief Magistrate, failed to be
touched by the pathos of Spottswood' ana that
deeply-injured citizen remains lncarcerated IN the
CITY Jail.