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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
American G,uano,

The attention Of our planters is directed to an
advertisement in theTirgin,an, by Felix II. Cave
agent of the American Guar.o Company.
The facts stated In tho adv ertiscment nre sus
tanned and corroberated by tho most respectable
testimony; amongst others. Professor Draper. of
tho New York University; DIR. Dorcmas. the grea-
test analytical chemist of tho age Professor Hon
nv. of the Smithsonian Inst, tn te Hon. Charles
Mason. late Commissioner of = atents; The 7obdc-
co Plant, aud Tie AMERICAN Fla rmcr. Moses La
cy, Esq, is the agent for thi, city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
Crawfor, 1 on Douglas.

Judge CRAwroRD, tho democratic candidate for
Congress in the Coun bus (Ga.) district. was re-
Gently asked whether no would support Douglas
for the Presidency IL he were nominated by the
Charleston Convention, and replied that his
position was, that in the event of such nomina-
ton, no would advise tho southern members to
withdraw from the Convention and 20 home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

The oxfori Mercury 50 "a the democracy If Nox
ubes county recently passed this resolution:
"Resoiced That, whiin we have hitherto abided
by the nsages and suppo rted tho nominees Of the
democratic party Of Mississippi we deem it not
improper 10 declare that should tho Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas DO the nomir,eo ofthc Charleston Con
vention a. a oandidate FIR The Presidency in view
Of his position upon the question Of slavery in tbs
territories, We cannot ard will not support him."
The same paper says meeting was recently
hold in 0tkihbeba coz nty--a large democratic
meeting--at which the following resolution was
adopted,
"Resoiped, That we rcpudnte with loathing
and contempt the odious doctrine recently promul-
gated by Stephen A. r'ouglas. that u southerner
can be deprived Of his property in the territories
by tho operation of nnriendly territorial egisla-
tim -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
Valuable Real and Persona! Es;a {

n A q CT Q ~.
- AZ Executor of the late A. s,r !. l.. ". p = d.
LIE coed to sell, on THURSDAY, .au loa ,a, 3~T
all the property directed to be sold under h,r IL ia
INC household and Kitchen Furniture AMI the iiii- "
al the lower end OF Main street, which the iesiif "ca
residence ut tho time of her death The Lot fronts a'ri
iee ihcies on Main Street. running back the usIa! d'
Inc House has some +or besides the basement ~
House e This property Is convenient! situated To 'h' "
ness part Of the city.
he SHE OF The personal property will commence Il, ''
L. NJ
IEsAa-For the personal property. all under ~ CO.
over mat amount. credit at 4sii.s, negiabi, ho'ps 81
aae.ors endorsed For c feai ilc cash laynlen' :"
ana ~ n,oatiis viii be given the paynens bearing es
.e aas OF sale negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed VIII
required, and the lien retained until the whole Of tic ur
money is paid. Possession will be given rs The h'
are exeele Selling as Exeeutor shall only con,t!
special warranty though believe the title to be perec ~
j. n GORDON, Execute
N. n--Aii persons indebted to said estate will please '
nh4dMte payment AL persons having cians agai's' -
estate WIN present the samc 10 me for i,a. fient .
Gel 4salaWtljoel j. N. GORDON, Exeeu!N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

W. ..farred In s,sr last issue % the appointment
- s. aansraa R.e;seu,r. af election In rs~ York
o;.v .hrs. faas,bs or whom wen Irishmen- --not
.ss..,.d J,;.bnen, bu, the keeosr. II srop.shors,
~ - very lowest clss. If tho population If that
49, Marie .xo hundre., ii tho number. In fact,
- !. oA.co =. ana have l. ,sls permanent inter
efn a. c;tv. Al residence ~ithi,. iss limits, that
tbe;r name. al mot even appear In tho city Di.
u,s<erv.
FAss;rs.ns,anoe sssrds mother illustration Of
n. ,o.ax;sm vhicb prevaiIs in iarre cities not
81, In natter, polt;cai. but ia the ordinary con-
oev.a AZ .oo;.l Ifs. The truth of tho matter 10,
-. Ir,.h eonsr;hnts 20 large a proportion Of tho
Duuoust,c strength IN all Tho large cities, that
., - mot only ..mastsrs Of the situation" III
49, ..,.v. hut ssrry their ruiasnism even into
60, s1.irs disconnected from politics. II was
~ =. .s.,er d.v that an Irish haek-driver, in
~ VS. div dslihsrntelv drew his whip, and
q. -. .n,ro.ed .sroot. oba,tised an officer of
- r1.inus ea:e,s Armv. Lieut. Bcale. 10 open day
,,,.n q. n.hiic .trssa a fsw DAYS later a gang
q ia sovd,e> went into the Office Of the Daily
Ns..--a Dsmoe,.tie .paper. but one which, had the
.,rliner. % deoodncs ,hslr ru fRani.m- and made
4 uundnfo0n naNauIt upOu the editor OF tnht paper,
Am, rt6oh he vet lies in peril Of his lfs About
the sens tine p~rtv Of Irish laboren upon
railroad In The vicinity Of New York raised re-
yot STOPPED the trsins, resisted the officers Of the
law, end introduced second reign Of terror"
among shs peacssbls citisens Of the neghborhood.
Such things Ia truth, srs Of daily occurrence in
an the cities Take the police reports. and you
will Rnd that the native population is not respon-
able for one.fourth Of the rowdyisn, and crime
viioh ere 20 abundant In all portions Of the coun
try. And tho ssil b growing greater instead OF
less.
The fault iiss Ia our political system. Crmeis
NOT punished bscsuss ths Judge, the Sheriff. and
al The ocsrs Of tho Courts arc elected by the peo-
MA and ara dependsns upon tho people fr re-elco-
ton. If The right Of suffrage were properly no.
.tr;cA.d. the evl might be corrected. Ifyssabonds
and ,o.fs,. ~era Jenied tho right of sufrape. M
than .hould bc. there would be no iudacement to
Judges and Prosecuting Attorneys to cover up
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
CORRESPOND ENCE.

NELSON G. IT,. Sept. 3oth, 1889.
Dear Sir: 1t affords mo personal pleasure to
present you the enclosed con imnncation. from the
members Of tho Bar. A. su CHI time. and in such
n manner as you may d scm proper. trust you
will yield to tho request therein contained.
Your friend, WIN. NJ. CABELl.
To II IN. Lucas y. Tn, ~ fsoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
House and Lot, on Main Street. Fer 81

~ THE HOUSE AND LOT, recently occupied BY NV
Ill Matthews on Main Street, in the city Of LynehDas
which day, Ii not previously sId thoy viii e sold u p-
auction, upon the premises, 10 the highest bidder hs
y, we most convenient and desirable private rs'de o
NUN Street he premises in good repair. and the Nv y
9avh o'' Main to Church Streets, and has ron i, p'
aawehis house, all the necessary Outhelses. Apply 70
AMOS H. Nesoi or Jno. q. l. Gosgn, OF Seth Wr"iro"
y3-,l,i
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Guns! Guns!! Guns,,,

~ are nov IN receipt Of the largest stuck OF GUNS wa
" nave ever had the pleasure of exhibiting comDrsng
C Con- :, 'e.no 'lehraied London makers such Moore
- i" u: @.rehrf |nliy son Mnnton, Hasou Mortimer
LeNls y Arnes Ranging in price from IL to sl00
Also HAons flassa and Shot Bags Game Raes Cana Wad
am every tting Necessary complete CONTINENT far tha ea
Also. Colts and S!ooiers Aliens smith Wsson. LIN
ahaflcs Sa"on Pistols. Jingle barrvlied Pistols ~
A Another stock oi those celebrated RIr1Es
"a expressly f"r us and which have given such universal sa
faction Call and sec them col II0INS sas-
sept S0-tis eoH, " iLo,
Just 0rEEED.-20 ps Checked Dcbecrs Al ~. a..,-
" great Bargain laus 2j-itsl JNO. ABRAHiMs
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TO HUNTERS.

AM receiving great variety Of GuSs AND SroRrlSe
selected carefully from the import
ing houses both single and double barrels, u eeera
brands of Lewis Il Tones, Manon Denver. Mortimer M..re
Hnrris Beny Sons and others Of fine Twist Twist
N lnninaied steel Sporting Tackle OF every desert ion-
S,ortsrncn and others will please rai and examine
sept 20dts SAINT. NJ SIMPSON
HARPER FOR OCrOBEG-IIarIcrs Ma yszinc far ,,o.o,,
Il l. Just rec lived al lsep 2G,disl VlIrrnp :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
Sir John Franklin.

Our tslseraphic message Of SATURDAY., contain.
ing the news By tho Canada, advises US Of tho IT.
turn Of the Arctic atsAmer Fox IRON an expedi-
ton 10 tho North sees in search Of the remains u
Sir John Franklin.
The Fox brings Us tho Hrst authentic info rma.
ton We have yet had concerning the fato of that
illastrions and intrepid navigator Many other
expeditions have gone in search Of him, both from
this country and from Europe, but have never
been able to get any satisfactory clue to his fate
Tia officers Of the Fox. however, discovered re-
sorda and relics which showed that Sir John died
on the llth Of June ls47--that his officers and
men struggled on until the next year, when the
ships we're abandoned. and crushed TO pieces by
the ice
Thus, though everybody, except his devoted
wifi. who still chung to the hope tina. Sir John
was alive had long ago given up all hopes OF the
expedition, it 10 oousolatOry to know s,mething Of
the particulars of its terrible fate. When bold
soissas. the world wishes to be familiar with the
dosing svnpts Of their career, while it renders
IL siuasrs ana unbought honors to their memo
y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
Oct s. dilioet
Puhlic Sale.

an TUESDAY The 1lth day Of October viii puel, !,
" late residence Lynchburg, stock vi Iof,
Hogs, aud Cattle; also. good sleek Of Farming mpenu
all The Wheat Straw Oats and Hay, Household sui
Kitchen Furniture. together with many other artic, of gene
raj utility.
Terms For all sums over go credit OF months vii,
bonds aud approved security. For smaller the east
viii be required.
i-i.rtlloc, JN0 IT, WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

Tho Choyalier Forney. it ~ aid has consented
to he candidate for tho Gle rk ship Of tho House
Of Representatives
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
NEW GOODS.

WOULD most respectfully announce |" my Friends and 10
those trading IN 'Auchburg that prepared
them GOODS reasonable they
market My stock al Domcscs Is large ami selected with
have a'+ baud. ias lat ankc,s, Hale
and Boos good stock Grocerys which | am determine,
To sell low for cash, Short pnlnpi customers
Please give me n cail At - Bridge Street.
Oct s-dts AIEN KINNIEe
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New and Popular Books

ut IT. c. NICTOK'S BOOK STORE.
RSREAKFAsT DINNER AND TEA, viewed Clas,'caly,
- POLITICALLY and Practically:
SAlyas World. Grimes which HE Law does not Reach by
the author OF busy Moments ur Idle Woman:
ltnr, st. John t,uullcnan: tale of lIt4 h JOHN Es.cn
Cooke;
The Methodist accident. and Life. By Fletcher
Lessons from Jesus Ky llfciu:
smooth Stones from Ancient l5aptS. iy Spurgc"n;
Precious the llci> eh Fualu lon. i0dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

fS WE have Store large supply 81 JOS. )nnN~,S
"a WATCHES, III ,nd aUI silver hunting eases. john
AA4s sou Watch sa substantial Liverpool Watch
special r'crcuct - housekeeping, aud
ecled by causes That rcuicr many other uu,
and expensive y" man has regretted the purchase
johnson Watch who was IN pursuit. "f good We
viii sell these Watches ms low lley be had ia New
City, and warrant tien II i1uu!hs.
OCT sits sliVEeTU0EN y Gift.
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r OR SALE.

. n u
80 DESIRING to procure printing press be
Ky operated by steam power, the proprietor of tbs
A ~ establishment Offers for sale the upon which
the "virgnian" Ia printed. II Ia n sulsian-
tiai ADAMS P0wER PKEss propelled by hand and
MAP capable Of making thousand Impressions an
k1I hour. The character Of its work be deter
mined by the appearance Of this paper
To proprietor country newspaper having circu
ation doing Job work, this Press would labor
time, and II will be sold u, bargain [aug Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
AMERICAN GIJANo.

TEiE attention OF The Farmers is called 10 this auhc Far
lizer from arNs Island, IN the Pacific Ocean, aud in
possession of the Amtrcaa tuun" C0npan, II! fr ac of
the T. :. GoHernmrn The principal ingredient of the Amer
lean tiuano is the Phosphate ahi Sulrhac OF Lime Ia soluble
condition that readily lac ahel up b! The plant, au cannot
he initiated by II has Animal
ter, yielding Ammonia iu prniu immediate and aDauan
crop II does not rtiultut but cuiv Isiihg he,
tit the soil after the crop has been harvested, Though
only introduced in Virginia April. it tried with
marked effect md Is rapidly Increasing IN favor Upon Wheat
II has been tried with astonishing results, oD producing
crop, but nsurng superior stand ni grass This unn ru
up bags barrels with the trade mark ulc American
and my upon each package, and warranted pure
fElIA II, GAVE,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, Richmond.
MOSES LACY,
oct 6-dly Agent f,r lyuplInrr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
Richmond markets. October G.

ArrlrsDred Apples q ,'os bushel Of % ibs; Dried
B.oos-We quote Sides ilxoios; Shoulders ooOQDs
Brrr.nwe quote Butter 1000 eentsaiter price for
small frcs, parcels Market dull
quote Mo NY IN prime; lie for In
@s a%safT aSs ?sys M"sss sf us la
ls Adamanine 2o 2sc sperm DC; Patent sperm 81 asooe
CoaHWiic and Red Ash Anthracite Coal for CRATES 1850
900 i ton Of 2aiS bs iin%nos Lump tiso load Of
- bushels Hail 400 per load; Smiths Bimnous Coal 800
CORN MEAl--*O5 y bushel Transactions in meal mostly
fLorroontnucs dull with very small retail demand
Exn,, sd,~0b62 ssyo@ choice brands Family.
Frmrlll1Ers.-D Demand light quote Peruvian at SOS; A
Mexican s.as Eide Island s4d pnlagonlan s2a, sombrero
arinans Amonncd super Phosphate Lime 40 o TOM Rob
f-X S. Scotia .a, No srri"ss last sales, q o. 10
' Family aSy o eaI orrs @ 3 $50 ''ii s FS SS No.
sn.p :'o' bbis sIi," Maekcrel No. s1o,5o; No. IL"
fliNslsp-- ~. 20 i,io . bushc'.
>GE,,- ,ErnsWe quote Clover seed $6i5Gl65, Timothy
t5et 30 busc Orchard erns II ,23Qo 30 us In quantity
I,Y~stocs somewhat increased and We quote 0oa55 per
nex .Sp X1nspis Iron sssesi as in quality and guan.
- Common English 500 American country, none Gu. N"iis
Prime in bills NV Qeooc; kegs 1900 la,lc pals
liaE--Idtsl SOUy>c from Nhar FROM
Northern $OodD IL; Virginia 9oc6B 400
MoAssEsNew Orleans 426G 45c Cuba Muscovado 30 cts
| tMycl Cuba q cts; Poro Rico Bsd14z els.
oArsNc quote 406+ cts blslel OF thirty pounds from
wtnr,c, and drpos New 3714c.
nPFAi-Brn 2s cts: Shorts Is; Brown Stuff 30 and Ship
| STUFF IA II busic. Nomnal-soek in The mills exhausted,
o>ioNs.ic $500 u Dbl OF three bushels Silver skin
| $40.
PE,s--Black selling at $2612,25 n bag.
PA>rERunIp: sales by the quantity of fDHlIl25 stock
increased Northern Ground $,,,3l o Claborne's do $s1
= ton. Sharp do. fS,1 Calclnco $2ys1 MA d Dbl.
! ForAtoE-Wc quote Northern Mercer 63G10 cts; Nova
Scotia 'i'ls6o cents Mostly IN TIC noighboriood raising
ElcE--.GI5Ac e.
Rye 10 i,c bi4icl
sr>g,i--lrimc Corn 6is61s; Penrl Td1Slc.
SAlrrErRt--9lL lnc. Il n.
The late reaction in New York has depressing IN
nuecr market md prices shade easier Wcuotc
New brranS a. sq>.r; Porto Rico I.QE>c; Loaf ll6DW
Crushed and Powdered l046tl0c; Coffee sugar seaDAc
| aia'ilN.
sN1! cargo, from wharf Sl.3s from store II 40G1fl50
1"BAC,"I receipts Of Tobacco have been large
for the @ M,,h tut the breaks large We quote inferior
lngs III ffli Good *a 10; Fine bright *60DaDd'a nle
or Leaf 5td Oo G"1d 800 30 Fine English $so06 ID;
Good Manufacturing *NGs12.j0 Fine &l50l25p Fine Fancy
! cases t3p6(1a.
| lEAs- imperial and Gunpowdcr b5c,G1si.0
I TAg--f2.tD Il bbl.
WnGATflc market opened yesterday AT sll0 120 for Red
and .,l1 81 10 for White. Small sales "a figures
Wnninal parcels of Tub Wash. sold u, 80 To 81
| washed third less. Fleece in quality.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
10 the Hon. Lucas r. 7M ~ lpson,

10 the Hon. Lucas r. III, lpSon
Jadgs ojthe Eiersnh CUcnH:
Dear Sir, As your teri d Of Office will expire in
a few months, the under signed mombcrs of the
Bar, practcing in Nelsot county desiring that
you mny continue to Gll q station which you have
long adorned. respectful ly bui earnestly request
that you will be candi, lato for reelection, and
will 30 announce yourself,.
Your frie' ads.
WIN. NJ. Cabell, Ro. Whitehead,
VIM. s. Loving. John II. McCuc.
WIN. C. Darlington. David 5. q. Cnbcl,
Joseph C. Cabell. DR., \. j. Aistrop.
Thomas Whitehead, Richard ~ ralialcrro,
Robert NJ Brown, Robert \, Coghii
j. Garland, Thomas p Fitzpatrick,
Alexander Riycs. John b. Spicce.
Alexander Fitzpatrick.
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Notice.

WANTEibfpr the balance Of the year, Coon NEGRn
W attend IN Dining and do other about houSr
Apply 10 \. W. CART En- nj the College, NoNIN% Nj H.
EEIIn 10 ,l2l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
HODGES 81 Co.'S ;,
Bed and Cage Potable Tenoning Mac

PATENTED MAY B. 1879. Tia. IA,
TbsfiE most useful nveRlon Qua, for 1enors.
l. for doors, blinds and SASH ind for accuracy, "cra
speed, unsurpassed Hand power only requisite ~ IL
now in use in this city, [oci i-dtrl CoLHouNS W."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
Fall Stock OF Hardware.

- SNTTEMII.It l,sD
M are now in receipt of Fall stock Of HARDWARE,
w which oar friends and csnncwi find IA Nariy, and
cheap rs usual and Ia which we invite their attention
sept hn-d,s tOLHoINS ~ WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

REv. lIENRY CLAY DsAv.--A Mctl ,odist divine,
who was chaplain to the IT,. s. Sena to a year or
two since, appears to bc making IL tour at the
West, in behalf Of tho Democratic rar y. His ap-
pearanee is thus described by the Dubuque
Times:
! REV nENRv Clay DEAN This indiv dual, sent
out by the State Democratic Central COMMITTEE
visited this city on Saturday last. NJ ID made !.
lspeeeh at the courthouse. In personal appearance
he is eurousity. lie is aant FIVE feet and IL ,
half high very fat and very s]ovenly. wears his
hat tipped over on one side, ani whel, he walks
rolls and swaggers along like an over ed butcher
His profession is that of Methodist minister
but he looks and acts about muck like A.
preacher as parcupino does like an Intelore, on
a hog like canary bird. When he commences
speech, he thrusts both hand. into hia brooches
pockets, his head down between his shoulders,
doubles himself into heap like another Qailp,
|speakdin low, whining canting tone PAGES the
platform backward and forward, walks Gown into
the aisle. among the audience; graduaey raises
his voice. lifts up his hand, brandisdes nix fists
and makes climax by rending the air and paw
ing the ground like bull.
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i l., IL 1, \ IL :

A NEW BOOK, by n Southern Authorizes, ready and
~ sale al II. &. W. Tbs book has rcrri,r the
favorable notices from the press throughout the country,
and is ,sr'c OF the uus! popular Novels YET l>sn"t
a.,
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COMM 5SION NJ 6RCHANT.
OPPOSITE BANK or VIRGINIA. LYNCHBURG, VA.
ArpssDried Apples u. Dried Peaches, pealed soo IN
pealed 1928 IMAM.
B.cox-lfog round 11o1H; Sides, Cincinnati, liG1l1S;
Home Cured 261i2k; Hams f2<Gtl6 cents
BrTTER-scarcc at 20 TO 70 cents
CoRS.-Scqrce at u to %.
Coss MEAI---Scarcc At 81 To %.
fporH-t325 for Supcrfnc; BIS for Extra; Coo TO eoo
Family
FEeinIzERs.--peruvian Guano f62,5aD6s00.
FIsuMackcrci No. 1890; Cpt Nova Scotia Herring No
!, 1900
FLAxsEED--&i ,256I 30
Grass sEEptiover 6I56b7,oo Timothy e22 to $50, R-
card u ,2iS1 30, Randall Grass u 90 20 l25. -
hos NAris-Mountan si5dDs5, Rolled 4t5D90, Old
Domnion Nails t4,25 TO 450.
L,Rn--scarcc and In demand al 12<Qbt3 cents
IiAE.-Thomasiown u ,so0i,7o, Mountain u ,oo0l,o
oArs.-ieGD45c.
PLAsrER.-Ioosc $500. Packed si1.00.
PorAroEs.-,5clD I'll 90 Tor New Irish.
wusAr-New White ~ 2O6D1 80, New Red 81. 20QD1 20.
WooI.--IInwasiicd 20, Washed a5Glt0 cents.
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NNI ITNUTN ANU
BrrrSalcs o weekly report 50
a 40 r. cwt. n,i Stock and market dull.
NE,Sa,s OF fat Calves III Is 10 10 II head, according to
quality. Na:Ert .ldii
Lawn prices % ooGt3,o d head, according
iaa.ita. Market dull
Mrrr1SWe quy,c fair to good Mutton &3,0NlSb p head
Market .,uii.
1".No sales 10y wholesale present consui lon
al 1900 = ca:.; the latter choic. fed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10
Notice,

OrficE OF THE lNS,mURG Act MEeli FAIR Oct ls.4
ftiEkE VIII b" app"inl, 10 day Policemen al Al ,,r
Il day, and Night Watrhrn, ~ to ,cr urin.
the approaching Fair; as, Clerks ii 81 i.r ay ir,-
ton for said appointments will bg 10 Alexander Irl,
AID hS, Secretary, or tom II j. desirable that the above
appointments sioai be filed immediately.
DEL a-iis JOHN :. f.ANGiioNf. Marshall
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COMMERCIAL.
REPORT Of TUE
Lynchburg Tebaccs az Grain Market,
coEs1rTEe ~
Alexander 6 loot,
$50 n KE = CHA 8.
con- n0HAL.

r...e.oTi,e burps<s , qaIfeIlkI ThsoaeriaG most
Good Enppas soestio ooed fiiers s0eis; frsmng N
az
nole u g feng sad Ae.iihy tone In the market
Extra lnta command u 50; Rlime u n
fLot dull supernne 5d6tb1 Exts 5xQs6
oEx scarce With good demand We have heard OF no sales
hi saprf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10

ItooDYEAE's PATENT INDIA RUBBER PEN. for sale
" at [oct lod,sl H. C. VICroR'>.
kNINE ROSE WOOD WRITING DESKS from ~ TO fa-
l. very handsome and cheap, Prrfned Soaps of kinds
Perfume Bottles Partisan onaics and Extracts for the hand
kerchief Ivory Pocket Tablets, Port Monars of kinds
Combs, Hair brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes and great
riei, OF Fancy Articles, just received by
lo-dts srABLEE X JONES.
MOSQUITO TAPERS, for cxpclng Mosquitoes from rooms,
WI Just received. oct lods SrABLEk ~ JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-10


G9JNn A. LAscA SON. for the Ueeh endsag oct So
Virginia us Register Beads, sales x9lA and
kchinhnt CT, Bonds, las. sales, t9.
peiors'nr- tiiy lionds, last sales f9i
Iyhchburg lily Bonds. last sales $40.
Norfolk Cay Bonds, last sales 40
Exchange Bank stock, sales siua
Farmers 5auk stock last sales $1u5
liank OF Virginia stock. ses SEW.
Sank 81 The toliinonw eOth Stock, last sales S00H
E,ncnd and DanNic H. L. Bonds guaranteed by State Of
Va. last sales Sl6 int.
Virginia thira T. H. BUads guaranteed by State Of Va last
sales fjb aitd int
tiI u Pc, r'rg Bonds, guaranteed by ya
III and INST.
Jancs River aud kanaw a Bonds, by Va
sale, tHN'. Jdd int.
EirImoni irr Association Stock. sales ut $40
Virginia Ere ara! Marine nsiranc Stock last sales 42g
Ncrtltanis Insurance stock, last sales $524.
Virginia Central Il. t. Isl Mortgage Bonds, last sales $50 aud
Virginia Central H. K. "a Mortgage Bonds, sales $saL
Nrs'ha All, ieih,sscc L. X. lst Mortgage Bonds last
-. AMI int.
Virginia AID Tennessee H. II. snt Mortgage Bonds sales
S,n AM inst,
Nrsia anl rnncsseee H. L. Bird Mortgage Bonds last sales
40. AMI int
Orange aud AcNanlria Il. r. per Bonds las; sales s5s
au'i Iii,
orngc and Alexandria L. r. per Bonds sales 100
AMI int.
Manassas zap L. 4. per Bonds last sales 500
s"ul-sit Il. K. Bonds. last sales s6ie.
soa ic H. H. Bonds, guaranteed By Petersburg sales
$40.
Riaoad fredericksburg and Potomac ailrond Stock last
sales 81,
Virginia Central Raroad stock las sales S41L.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales $63
Ri"hsaad AMI llanvilc Railroad Stock last sales 49,
James sncr aii hanawha Stock, last sales IS