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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, July %.
Flour s5 ,0O@5.l0 for superfine. White s ,05.
Whisky dull at 24m2dIS.
Provisions buoyant Mess Pork Sl5,75;
Bacon 9ls
Wheat Prime red, ,O5@l OF Prime white
/ .l2@ll5.
Corn firm At sO@s5.
Rye ia unchanged.
Barley unchanged.
Oats, In fair demand A. 44aa5.
Flax Seed declined at 90.
Lard II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
Republican State Convention in
Minnesota.

CHICAGO, July &C.
The Republican State Convention, of Min.
ncsota, held last week, nominated Alexan-
der Ramsey for Governor. Junatus Donnell.
Lieut.. Governor, j. H. Baker, Secretary of
State; Charles Schaeiler Treasurer, and
Cyrus Aldrich, and Wm. Window, candi-
dates for Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13
GEO. D.DAVIS.
lRNCI,R AND COMMISSION MERCH A MI

Oyoshs ne IJveihia RdBk, LYNCHBURfi, Ia,
rs ~ aud well ssrrle stock NJ GRO
] CERiES,E1 AXLE DRY GOODS HAtibW ARE, SHOES,
WoOUW ARE, ROPE, Sc consisting IN pnrt II
Loaf Crushed PnVtrz 4. Coffee, New Orleans aud Cuba
Rnrari
Mocha Old Java. Iasnra Rio nhd ffrchrd Lawn corce:
ixifa and double rHtrn S,rrp Cuba and Ntw OflnAna
MoAssrsi
arn so Mackrtul and Cur iterrlnF FIRMLY
Hammer aud II nrl Iron. Ifau ANirs null Cast Wagon
boxes.
Bnpws Anvs Ncs Screw rlais 1i,fso Rasp md FILES
Linz ,l aud Lamp CO.. WI .ral. Inc and other PAINS;
French aud Anl,rIr,n WinioN Gns, AID utiy
French ih 'r CAT Skins Harness. and Sole aihrr
600 bales Cotton, nj iaei,ry prices by the quantity
FINK ma fla. and fptt"n ilnen, best qi-y
to,u I sn,lles. Nails. Iinrsc Shl,. 40 Sc
Al which viii b. sold cheap fer rr exchanged for
country produce Exam many stuck hefore you buy will
nav hsi Price Cnrn wnp Wool Rolls
all .thr p,'duc" viii sell any country
produce the Best market price
lromtt returns and soil, u patrwae" vJdts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

coxsRscExkSE At RaspoLrH Mscos CatzEeE.
TIE shnsAI eossmeeeeiaeat II shss aiKstItntion
will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday au1 Ihnrs-
day, the 9ist 22d and Esd mat. On th< day
Prof Warren Duprec, of we6osd oolleg< oonth
Carolina. viii deliver an address In conDehora.
ton If tho complstion Of The Endowmsdf Fsnd Of
Randolph Macon. II December last u ~ an
nounced to the public that this endoFJ pnd
had been11iscd TO s100. 100. This hi p ac-
eomplished ~ tho labors Of Rev. iienrE eowles
assisted by d. wm. A. Smith. q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

CRY URac orr -Messfs,. faynd 4 Hackflra
propose IA pnbilsh city directory for Lyachhurg.
This il feature nf advertising and reference n t
herctof re known amongst us. though very con,
mon in other cities. Oar City Council have very
properly ordered the streets to b" Designated. and
the h uses numbered, which, with he all Of d.
rectory to la extensively disIiba,ed. will af rd
great facilities to strangers IN seeking ont rmccs
Of business ,,r residence. We hope TINT our siti-
zens will extend theu patronage t. the enterprise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

THE attention of uut res iers t. directed to the
advertisement, If Montgomery Acadenly. Chris
tiansburg, VIM 9. lingan, Principal. This In.
stitution is located in Que Of The most beautiful
and healtbful regions Of the S.u.h-West.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

RELEASED rRom JAIL--Wm. McNemarn, nm
Ir,hman sent T., Jail some days since for getting
drunk and behaving dsordcrly was released from
confinement, bv the Mayor, on Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

FREIGHT rRADE.--r There we're received, mt the
depot Of the Va & Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday.
| loaded cars. Consisting Of ia bushels Wheat;
IL 900 lbs Stock: 324 barrels Flour; $4,000 lbs.
Tobacco 81 900 lbs. Miscellaneous. There were
IL loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13
cry AHD srsTE KFFAIRs

ArolooY.-we regret that delinquency upon
the part of teIegraphie reporter. has lett US
without our usual despa.ehes for . fsv days past.
We hope )" remedy the msstss u . sAort time,
and suppl, our readers with tive !asst id 'rpatsan
by this means. - - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

L,sres ORpEaEp.-John. slave to Issmc R'ra-
back. char. ed with striking hite man. had his
trial bcl,re the Mayor Saturday and was ordered
80 lashes His owner t'ok an appeal from the
MAYORS decision to the next Hastings Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

AN AGENT FOR the folown p.ps.s on tho line Of rail-
having large circ ulaon among the people Of Southwestern
Virginia and Fan feunessse
NEW ERA. Floyd Court Hor.e, Va,
SnSSI3 E5XyHsEFE Snws % n'
yINDlCAToR, Joneshorough Tenn,
pEMoGRAr arccneviiie. Tennessee
STATE SENTINEL. Rogersv'llc, rsnnessee,
nEtaiJts ST Tna.i Morown Tenn
S SxI;gy sTAa' Ls.,ns'er.v.,
V PEM1SrST ADnsdonv..
s sEkTah%Ii Liosr,y.v.
SALEM REGIsTER, Salem. W..
THE VISITOR, Marion, smythc 90 Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Independence ,araysonro Va
Vhstsy Wine 5 rmeas.s.va.
W WYT.IEyILLs r rxns'hA'" wy,hoyoe, VI.
AnvouATr, Jea.r,onvii!s ra,s~ eli county Va
R REpI1H[hinA Danvllova
THE "souTifwEsT. harrisburg Gle. eounty.ys.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester Va.
SENTINEL, Alex andria, Va
Person. wishing to advertise Of the above papers win
find THEIR IsTFnrsr to call on me at the Office Of the
made. and advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
tPl will forward advertising to ANY paper
septlsts Foreman Virgnisn O1ioe.
A vALuABLE FARM FOR sALE.-~hc
Washington county Tenn, miles Mott of J"n.sh
tanning 500 Acres The improvements consists 81 large ~
nj well furnished BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with NlI
ali She necessary Ontbufrgs rarely that such farm
market and those who wish to purchase good
desirable and healthy residence respect
fully invited examine the premises There Is hne Spring
nnequaed in East Tennessee convenient 10 the Dwelling
lex Spiinr House There about 25n Acres of
land which Is in fne state of cultivation The farm
well adapted Corn, Wheat and Oats well watercd
it'll Creek running through all the fields Ihero also
first Orchard with good selection 81 Fruit Trees IL II
Poe Office and Mills And In tact, there Is
every facility necessary render family ccufrahe and
happy DAVID kITZMILLER,
iunc l'-c;t4 Boon's Greek. Tenn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

DRrNk.-John W. McCreay Walter Pomfrey,
and James Graham. were all found on the streets
Friday night. drunk-werr lodged in the cage. and
next moyning discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

THE You've MrN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will
hold a meeting ut their Hall. = MIGHT. at 81
O'Clock. to consider she report ii tho Con miuee
ON Endowment. Let every menher attend. -
June - tzf z.tz# #ftskf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13
DIED.

Died. in PiMsylvania County. Va, June 4, 1882
Mrs. cArHARlNE II. TowSEs, wife Of Stephen C..
Tlwnes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

NAuEEs.ER y WII>0N'-u>IMlTAH
w >EwINd MACHINES, SOLD NJ EN0Irnos sfnney
Store II the comhlncd pfrsss any criterion. listen To What
Wa prefer them for faulty - 7fibaHs
u tho ff fimiirs u fines
II has rival -Stirfifc dmrricgs
Works uniformly than III, hand - Herald
Equal t, nine H"ainstrrsHs - HIM .yoaTHai
An ni.tust purtcrf Instrument Frtrf-1 Poa
The machine far f,riy use, fjrreatg ,ed Jowndi
NJ Al hen rattle To Am. genius IldprHdtT
We,auupt sginc any thing y, rtrrl EtangeN
wan gf,e entire sFtihktinn - Ob.rro,
The best invented Christian EB9abu
tilnmph of mcdaniel acuins go ir.'s Dictionary
Ia looking for the best sce y eae - hraminv.
ihdispt mn BILE tu family Tho PrcdGi,r,
W. praise II with euihnsiasm Christian HioHiso9crr
swift fingered aetcf oi charity y ) ddBaea"
". rjhy the highest award - NGhbt RfcOrdri
1t surp1sara all others Iddies HposnWF
A brneticnnn Il the al".- IHisam hotta'b
1t i, American institution Kauhobuetr
a .omtlcl" spsr"sa NdfioHd Magazine
Magical IN opeIai u--Mss - pi1Hs MoaMiy
II q. oinieonii3 superior - IAtoHaige Mechanics
u sy oud I'll qe'su II. tie maci,,. o. Ia H"sfratd
The t', h ,rnnh be nnraerIi'l .ih AgrioaitDriSt
1hcy maintain the PIE cmiuthcr - LtWrss
Saves the I'm and ~ alll Of ten women 49, tiav tHrf
nnr hou- ,holi is ia ,~ie les wuh -Fpricr's Spira
It's sup, rnrty In npqurstiore - iradHs .Ioarnat.
It. supcrnrit, l. phNiaus.- IioHStAO't- Upy9s
Hand srninc cannot cqunl ~ -1hr iojiH
supply a.. fashionable world Ilaiy Nrtrs
Are pre- m,ncn''r sup'ror - iol"s' 'te""r
hne ot our household .'il4 - s. .jparhai
Iuris allied Ia qn9hi, Dgy Il0oa.
Il has superior I spdtA
Pretty, usein. Magical -Le"n' > tiai'HG
Have equal in family ~ Nasnai Uprid
The best suitod tor sewing -AiaiHR J0htHdi
Combine every requirement family Magazine
II combines every essential LiriaR .irc
Vastly r1r Ia Nil otht rs.-fipiifa Pgitf.
We prefer them - efirs >. onrddL
We eannni tire in la prasc-Nnf Yn@'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

WITHOUT PApERs. Edward White, a free negro
hailng from Buckingham county. was taken m
Friday night, fer Lot having his free papers-wa'
discharged promising to leave the city forth
with
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or LYNcHBuku
LOOK TO YOUR INTE II EST
AND LET TMK PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Thai yes cas- Sell shem Bnsgnin.:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

uDIR1.lC SALE OF u.OrS.-h In ebedtCnrc 10
decreec Of the County Court pr Campbell rendered on
the 9th day May sS9 In the lit Of N"wans Executor Va
&c shall Z. mmis therein named IN ironi
~ the Market House, the 20 day Of JUNE 1855, at
o'clock, r. NJ. of that day, sell The following LOTS oF
GROUND, belonging the OF Robert Strange doc H.
to-wi.
One half Acre Of ground brtw the Canal and James
River. city Of Lyuchbn with the house thereon,
known IN tho Rock House
Also Lot th Of lth street aud
yth Afe,-W~st II said Street North Of eaid Alley.
And aiso AMI halt o i"ni on the l.Nn,hbntg
Campbell Courthouse Turnpt tho residence OF T.
w. King
Tho title IL believed To hc nnqn"ron
asle Commissioner shall such As Is con
f-r,ed by the decree Aforesaid.
Ths terms of sale be raAh Money dcttay
the az the sale and credit Of aud I" months for
equal isismens OF tho balance Of til purchase money the
purchaser giving siactorily endrsed ana
the title VI he property retained III the purr"se m"n",
paid JAMES NoWL'N,
r,ay l7d3ta~t2,Nune Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

Rr-ExGAGrAENr OF Miss MAccIE MlrcnELL.-
We are happy to state that this fascinating and
accomplished actress has been re-engnged, for a
for nights only by Messrs. KuNKEL CO.. and
will make her second appearance. by universal
request, in tho French Spy, this evening. Those
who were present at it's first representation last
Wednesday night. are loud in their praise If this
beautiful and romantic drama, and We doubt not
but what q crowded house will be in attendance
tonight. The performance viii conclude with n
Nep Medley, by Miss KATE PESNoYER and
beautiful Comedy, entitled the Ionng Scamp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
N.lSAEEED xTFEACTION

AT rls0EADovue FANCY STORE.
~ place sr'a shs ss,sSs ny Dns
ia the lnsperiinn efsshe people 49,
Ny entire stock Il hand and challenge cppofou In kfe
FoANCk, CHI ,rssss and NOVELTY ~
No lady shall ny. oyer q " fsr Fire, Gees esrsrs shas
to m n y AnLy.''af :
Il sread, hsoa fact, that there wet movr mafrsast
lice asd last than Ia three prcvao and
view II s tact have purchased unusually large lot
., The swEETEsT LirfLE fAScfEs for. BABIES thai
befre In L nchbhrs All Wholesale well
march Us dis AfFREb s ENaLEp,vE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13


III SALEu pursuance with dned IL ispat, executed to
tie undersigned Trustees Of the rankin Bndns Fund As
,ociatinn Sarah g. Siarc and David H. eiaee. Trus ees
the nth October 1885 and In pbedence order "
the Board u OF tho said Association VIII scat
uRDAY fvENlNG JrNr 18th THE HOUSE AND ~
LOT occupied by tho aid So rAh g. Saee siun' hH
near the Lynehburg & Campbell C,.urhsuss Turnpike.
Terms cash CHAS NJ LACkFORD,)
r. J. DAvIsL Trustees
JnLe l-tl ljune. u. b. PAYNE,
POSTPONE " RNT.-T h~ above sute ~ posa'
poned until SATURDAY EVEN IN u, the 18th Inst
sc NJ. b.
}. y, Trustees
lima lodi SHINE ID, II. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13
SALES BY AUCTION.
RUrUMk DAYS
Peelic sale ot TIC Alg!e .a, sRsss'

IN THE COUNTY or n 6Ng COMekx.
IN pursuance NJ The provisions Of deed 81 rns execute
to me. the 10Th day Of April 1881 B. Dr Ned hrts
and WIFI and Of record In h CLERKS ores OF The canses 81
Montgomery And Franklin made secure to The Messr Holt
the prprieter tho Of the purchase money
Tor the AlHhsny Springs property viii - Trns ee u ssd
deed Her sale At public auction In front Of he Aspha
Spr'ugs 1tott FRIDAY the Ah day Of JUNE isa9
u a II MT then the next fair day. except snnday and
Monday. THREE UNDIVIDED FOrRTHS Of all that veil
known rorrt, IN the county Of Mont gnn,rry known the
AILfanA>f SPRINGS rRoreGTf which consists tbes'des
the Springs proper TRACT or md. suepcs IN c"n.
about 30O Of the Hotel Cabna Dath House. and
the tract Of land and the Heas~-
hid and Kitchen Furniture ri ,n,atan ron and live Htek,
and smpayed tho ~ Ut lsnd apd brpnNtnt
the sat Stiass establishment Ths imprps epteas Hs u
the substantial Kind and suent for The comfor
bile HUNDRED vis,roWs. These sprines
have several past been d amongst the best
% Indeed III best) pieces % properly In the saethe
hcng justly celebrated for it great MdfHsi pses
They hsv, In years bern extcn Sivey parcns and
such their celebrity. only In this State but throughout
the Sonth that further descripo N dcrmed nnpe cay
Pssossou Ill be thu contamination OF the kaie
thai the purchaser will have tmo TO make arrange
fer The enn,ing Spring srasotr :.
am authorised by MIR. n. W. l. Hol tho owner Of she
Other hutth nj this property, that the purchaser Al
the sale advertised sire he purchase hi: interest nros
the reasonable terms. Is IL =.
To the of tho dcd cf trust cash pay
with he reqai, d, which will tmnunt TO about ssu.
The deferred In further pursuance ci the trust WIZ
be rea the first days II January reo ana
ls6l 9th, agreed beawssn the rares In INTEREST
JNO. -. L. aOo0lA. Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

HAIL STORM IN FRANKLIN CouNrY.-A CORES
pendent writing from Richlnnd Grove, Franklin
county under date of June 9Th, says,
On the Sd instant If the present month. our
section, ..the soutl, side OF Franklin" visited
with an appalling hail storm. which seemed to
threaten us with immediate destruction. In
few minutes the ground WIS flooded with water
and hail to the depth of three on four Inches
After the rain the ground was covered white as
snow with the hail. which remained to n considc-
rable extent all night; and on yesterday morning
at ~ O'clock could have rnked up bushels of it
in nv tobacco field ,lriftcd between the hills, aud
today ut II o'clock found CONCEALED balls of it
in ny '.neat field rs large mans fist Negc-
tatia. has been almost destroyed by it. Myself
and i.elg .D,ys agree that we cannot make any
thing like lalf crop of wheat. because Of the
halls breaking of the straw, generally above the
las; Joint, which invariably hangs down with
hea lat has lately dropped the bloom. Grass
fels ha, e lately been beaten and bruised 20 that
we will have tn NOV them Immediately Tie
corn and oat crops have received great shock,
though each MAY considerably revive Though
the hail was general, yet we are happy to learn
that the severity of the storm did not exceed
mile in width, and how extensive we have yet to
learn The hail st, res were of different sizes, he
largest not much exceeding partridge egg. One
Of our neghbnrs. two and half miles from US,
states that in a previous shower the same day,
hail stones fell nearly the size Of tea-cnp. and
one Of my immediate neiGhbors confirms the same
by stating that tue hail at his house nearly
the size of glass tumber I. F. H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

Tnk Winchester Nirginian says:-"lt is ru-
mored that Gov. Floyd will Succeed Mr.. Mason,
ns Minister to France, and that Mr.. Faulkner
will succeed him in the War Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

ACCIDENT AND DEArn-A little daughter of Mr..
VIM Barton residing near Frieden's Church, in
Rockingham county. Va. met sudden and vie
lent death on Tuesday Of last week. The itils
girl was swinging on the limb Of 9 fallen tree.
when lay some means or other she 'eil backward,
disIocating her neck and causing her almost in
stantaneuas death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13
NEW LIVERY STAHLE.


TAKE this oppdtmbt nfarni fFisass and pao
have Always intend h.ep hand. and
general Rssortmeutof YOUNG W DIRK HORSES, wheh
pi' % sale on reaA.h able
| also keep good stock OF no X kES, bUUGIES AND
HACKS for hire. which b, had notice Call
WILLIAMS bHtk Stable, opposite The Post uhicc
LybchbuR Va
nprl WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

N vi Il nrm OF ,. o.. Winston a q. wns di--0is-
Il ed the 2lst inst by mutual consent All persons hav
claims against the concern will present them II &.
Winston TOR payment ant all indebted 10 said Will
forward and settle W III him
j. l.. WINSTON
J II q. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

uIELTING. Betting !! - hive new On
hand the bee, tret-hed Lenti BEITN oi the
used In machinery u b. fastened In the beat
and o thickness For sal nj Northern Manafic
furers prizes
Also orders taken and esuied o Gum Betting nj factor
prices Ijnue q-its N SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

A WOMAN SUDDENLY kiLirD.-We received
yesterday. through the kindness OF iriehd,news "i
a sudden and almost unacceuntable dtath. which
occurred ON Monday, at the farm OF Mr.. NJ. IL.
HonDs near IIicksiord. A woman. named Mo-
running, was employed in the field ut work, enjoy
ing all the properties Of good and vigorous health
when her hoe struck against a rot or stump, the
handle wa. ierked out, and the cad struck against
her jaw. when she fell. ifeess and never returned
70 scnsil.ili,y again. Mr. IloBBs had just left the
field at the timc and was informed Of the accident
while on h;s way to tue house, a boy being. dis
patched to inform him If the accident. He re-
turned. fpding the woman dead beyond doubt,
nnl only very small PORTION &c the skin on her
check bruised. 10 show the sign Of the stroke Of
the hoe+'a,rlie. She was just sixteen well grown
and highly valuable IL trrsbnrg Erpress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13


OFFICE OF JAMES RIVER KANAwHA co,
kIcHMIsD. June lst, 1859 (
Tor the purpose Of repairing the Mechanical on
the LIST Division Of the CaDai the Navigation will be
pended as follows;
On the Level IRON the Sd to the 9Th Of July.
Between Lock No and Sampsons Lock between the head
Maiien Adventure Pond and umbia and Sev,r
Islands Dam aud Tye River DAM from the ID the
July.
The water win also be drawn on daring the lat perici
for III purp Of repairs from the head OF Tyo River
to Lick M. 81
BY order the Board of Directors.
june ssss"is's~% WIN. ?. MuSroRD, sesr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

The LATE COLD SNAP.--Ihe Lewisburg (irecn-
brier.) Chronicle says
On last Saturday night we were visited by a
very severe frost, which had most devastating
effect upon vegetation. The corn crop - much IN
ured and it is feared in some instances that it is
entirely killed Before the frost came the corn
looked fine, and promised an abundant or p, but
now to hook ut the fields and see the scared and
witherad young bndcs, are led to believe that
unless there j. very favorable autumn, the crop
will be almost an entire failure. There are nu-
mcrous conflicting reports in regard to the wheat.
Some say that it is greatly Damaged. others that
it's not materially niured. We sincerely hope
that the latter report may lie true for should there
be failure If the wheat crop this season, we may
expect to see starvation stalking through the land
next year. We think the fruit was too far adsnnc-
cd to be much injured although we hear reports
10 f!ie contrary.
We d., not remember of having ever seen the
crops look more promising and we were backing
fondy forward to an abundant harvest, and seeing
our cnuutrv prospecting, but old man Frost has
liglted our homes as well as cnrth's vegetation.
Tic Fincastle Wing says:
We have had two heavy hail storms near this
place during the past week-one. little Nrth
and the other lust S,nth of our town. The effect
has been a great change in the temperature of the
weather. In The midst Of the usually bot days
and nights of June. we had for several days and
nights real winter weather. On Sunday morning
last we had one Of the heaviest aud most dcstruc-
tive frost ever known in this climate lale as the
4h IF June The most valued vegetables
tomatoes. cucumlers beans, &C. in nearly all the
gardens were either partially or entirely destroy
ed. Fears are also entertained that the frcst may
have done considerable damage to the wheat II
large portion ofwhich is just now in bloom,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

NOTst'F.--Mr. Wns. ). biidress IL hereby
~ authorized To receipt for money due the old
J. a. Winston ~ Co. j. II. u. WINSTON.
dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

gUtUE FTRNITrRE RUSa%Esss will he cor.
tnued by in s its bTan hes. ,ae cid j.
Winston n Co. opposif" ia. Norvel House. wher. will b.
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