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Chicago, July 81.

Chicago, July 81.
Flour-Little doing. Sales at 81, go for good
brands superfne.
Wheat declined 4a6c. Sales 800 bush No |
white winter at 81, III on track, 5000 standard
early at So. Later $4,000 bush sold at 81, and
5000 at 81.
Corn declined Ease, but continues active
Sales $4,000 No | r r at "a, for to morrow,
22oo dn at 6sa, and 5000 for to day at IS, l75e
bush No sold at 624 and 500 at 90.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over . large part Of
the globe, is the consequences Of diseased action
In the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This exhalation 10 evolved
by the action Of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises
with the watcry vapOr from Il. While the sun ID
below the horizon this vapor fingers near the
earth's surface, and the virus q taken with ie
through the lungs into the blood. There Il acts
- an irritating poison on the internal viscera
and excretng organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails to secrcte not Ouly this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate In tine circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathize with the liver, and become disOfdercd
also. Finally, the instinct Of our organism, -
II In an attempt b expel the n0xious infusion.
concentrates the whole blood or the body4n the
internal excretories to force them to cast Il out
The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES to tho
central organs with congcstive violence. This u
the CHILL. But in this effort 1t falls. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves tho
central organs and PUSHES to the surface, % II
In another effort to expel the irritating poison
through the other great excretoEy-the skin. In
this also 1t fails and the system ab6dons the At
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength 70 repeat the hopeless effort smother day.
These are the dts Or pazOxysm1 Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional diaorder will Of
course undermine the health II ie d mot REMOVED.
We have labored to and, and have found, an
nntidnf0
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The Dubuque Times Of the 18th is informed
thar news had been received from McGregor,
to the effect that the S25, 900 worth Of goods
stolen at Lacrosse, on the night of the eth
Of the present month, had been found at Nc
Gregor yesterday The parties implicated
in tho robbery are still at large.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23

The Independence Of Brescia statets that
several young girls have made vows not to
marry anybody but wounded soldiers Of the
army Of Italian INDEPENDENCE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23

TRE EVENING BULLETIN is the name of new
paper just started at St. Louis. It presents a
handsome appearance aud is edited with spirit
and ability, protesting to be independent On all
auhiects
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DR.. Bakers Specific.

zhas - sl ard certain Cure jor o0aoyTh0d elect,
Structure, Se1atads Weakness, GA0rdee, Dtsedses OF
Ae Kidneys and Bladoer, end 90 Diseases Of The
GeH.taI Urydas.
Reader, have you private dissast, 10 not neglect
II. you 90 to regular physiciaa with your case you
quack peril yaur he Altk for life. Az old both and
use DR.. Bakers Specific, watch has saved thousands
upon thousands the hands the Merciless Quacks
II not from prem.suye grave. With DIR. Bakers spe.
etc you can cure yoursef and prsvei.t exposure
plain directions sofnse accompany the medicine.
~ Price u so per bottle.
Prepared BY DR.. EasteTiy Of Third and Chest
nut street, 81. Louis, No., sole Proprietor.
Sold by I. 0AA ana SOUR ES a Floss Druggists,
Burlington, and BY Druggists generally. feki9
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23

CoUp DE SoLIEL.-The Davenport Gazette
reports six deaths from sun stroke in that city
and vicinity on Friday and Saturday last.
Several other cases of sun-stroke are mem
toned which did not result fatally.
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No RECONCILIATION Independent
Washington correspondent of the North
American says there has been no reconcilia.
ton. nor is there likely to be any, between
t,a Douglas asd Administration interests.
Neither side desires to make up; their paths
lead in opposite directions, and at the Charles.
ton Convention, as well as during the great
contest Of 1860, the indications are that there
will be war to the knife" between the two
~r,nos
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AxoruEs SOLUTION OF THE SLAVERY QuEs-

AxoruEa SOLUTION OF TIKI SLAVERY QUEs-
.,x-seussor Doolittle delivered an grafton
:. p,e.lo. on the Fourth. in which he said
~, the solution Of the slavery question
voun Be found in providing an outlet south
-,,a nm this continent for the black race
Unless this be done, he holds that our Gulf
States will be become Asricanized, 90 that
IN the words of John Randolph, eff the slaves
do not run away from their masters, the
masters will run away from their slaves"
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The Fairfield Jefersonian of the II inst,
ara that p. S. Pitley, who had been sem
,.oced to two months confinement in the Jail
q, passing counterfeit money, broke loose on
n. Sd. He got out upon the roof bent the
lightning rod around the chimney, and then
Gid down.
The same paper says that harvest has com.
Jared in Jefferson county to small extent.
n. spring wheat is middling timothy first
-. The Jefersonian thinks the county, ON
a. xhoe, will be blessed with q fair crop.
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THR. WEEKLY HAWK EYE

$4,000 From PlKs's PsAk-The Daven-
~ News states that Mr.. Dsffss, brother
;.-law Of NJ. Talbot Of Iowa City, arrived
!, that place last week, direct from the gold
.ines, with 5000 in gold dust, which be
h.d obtained BY mining. Mr.. Defree 10 from
south Bend, Indiana, and i one o. . Company
hvorably mentioned in Horace Greeley's let
- from the Gregory Diggings. This stroke
of fortune has thrown the people Of Iowa
c;tv into renewed excitement in regard to
.hs cold mines. The MessrA Lee, with one
~ two others, have already started for the
Peak, with the expectation Of reaching the
zines before winter sets in. They took with
...n one years provisions.
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DENMARK ACADEMY

HE FALL TERM In this iastitution will
y commence On Wednesday, August 24.h, and con-
tinue fourteea wects.
Course Of study Is established in this institution,
embracing the branches usually pursued In the best
modern sysselns cf Instruction. an requiring thtee
years for its completion. A diploma IL swardca to
those who satisfactorily complete the Course Pupils OF
both sexes, however, may, aud do pursue here any
study they may choose, without reference 10 the
Course.
TUITION:
Common English Branches, a 80
Higher Engsh 8 SO
Languages, each extra, 90
Pencil and Gfayon Drawing and Painting, each 90
Menochromatie 3 co
Pastel Painting, 01
instrumental Music, with use ri Piano, 10 90
Vocal Music, 90
Board, including and lights % 90 to 81 a5 per
week, in private families near tie Academy.
Text books furnished al the Academy.
FOR further particulars, or for Circulars inquire oil
the Principal,
H. X EDsOs.
hi AuH
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
WE HAVE IN STORE a Msssra. 060kA
w 4 COeP'S, two u
Ralston's Patent ThresherS and Oepa-

These Machines ~ warrant equal = any nAnufae-
tured, and viii - sold % reduced psice Call upon
Mseexae o. c. and 81 ~ supaTioR Machhsa,
upan very easy eesms waupnted y gve aAlalAeslen.
lslkwats 70. 81. DnOWhlNo.
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NEw AND DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT.-A new
and dangerous counterfeit, denomination one,
State Bank of Ohio, branch at Cadiz, has just
been put into circulation. The bill is almost
faultless, in fact, SO near does it represent the
genuine in the excellence of it's execution, that
good JUDGES and those experienced in hand
ling money, failed, before comparison, to detect
them from the regular issue. The bill is lettered
H., and signed J. r. Finn, V. Prest, and VIM
Phillips, Cash. The yignette is almost complete
in its imitation. The principal fault being that
in some parts The shading is very coarse, pre-
senting the appearance OF having been hurried
ly done. The sledge hammer lying at the foot
OF the figure in the left hand corner of the
vignette, is lily p.oportioned, while in the gen.
une, the representation is exceedingly accurate.
The female figure on the right end Of the bill,
instead of being filled up With hair lines is
finished with dots, resembling more litho-
graph than a copper-plate engraving. The
bill throughout evidences the work Of master
hand. The Cincinnati papers state that that
city has been flooded with these bills, and that
large quantities OF them have no doubt been
sent out. Look out for them!
The Courier and Enquirer, which ought to
have some weight with its old whig associates,
inquiries very pertinently -" we'll, since the
Wing General Committee have found out that
slavery extension is an issue before the country
OF some importance, why not come 10 the ranks
of tina, party in which alone they can effectually
do their duty, as citizens, in meeting tina, issue
the ranks OF the republican party?"
Scotch journsls are trying to make out Carl
bald Is a caledonian. His father, they say,
was shoemaker at the Aud Brig Stirling,
and his sons Christian name was Baldie-a
common Christian name in some districts of Scot
land. In consequence of some freak or other,
the son went to Italy and the natives of that
sunny cline, being unable TO pronounce the
names of Baldie Gorrow trasposed them into the
mellifuous Garibaldi.
The number of emigrants arrived at New York
for he week ending the 18th inst, was 2.776
making 42,67S since the commencement of the
year. against 40, 56l for corresponding period
in 1868.
CASHIER ARREsrgD.-Private advices from
Nebraska City assure US that Mr.. Harding,
Cashier of the Platte Valley Bank, has been ar
rested, on suspicion OF being concerned in the
late robbery OF that institution.-Paci6c City
Herald.
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TO Sugar Cane Growers.

AGENCY EOR SUGAR MILLS.
TTNHE undersigned calls the attention Of all Farmers
interested in the growth ofSugar Cane to this ad-
vertisement. Feeling confident that the manufacture
OF Syrup Moasses and Sugar from the Chinese Sugar
Cane must succeed In this climate 1t 10 advisable that
the best and cheapest chiaery for working the Cane
should be introduced among our Farmers. Mills can be
furnished to Farmers at cost Of from $50 a275-
complete with the best evaporators W the
Cane juice ever used or invented.
ROSS ( WHIPPLE,
ju23-bp2m No. II Jefferson St, Bnrling ton. Iowa.
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IMPROVEMENT IN HARVESTING MAcH1SrRr.-
The Toledo Blade of the 10th inst, speaking Of
. new harvesting machine for cutting and
thrashing grain at the same time, invented BY
William Wilmington, OF that city, and whose
success in the wheat field the editor vouches for
from personal observation, gives the following
extract OF the saving effected by 1t over the
machinery now in common use:- sc
As basis, We take the assumed capacity of
this machine, say eight acres per day, of wheat
which will average IS bushels per acre, which
gives us 200 bushels per day. The cost of har-
vesting and thrashing this amount with WiIm.
ington's machines will be az follows:-
Six horses and driver, 81 90
One man on machine, %
One man and horse and wagon to collect
grain, 2 90
One man to move the grain and dry it in
the bin, 200
Total, $ll rs
The cost of harvesting and threshing the
same with other machines and modes, az given
in the Patent Office Report, would be as fol-
lows: -
Harvesting at 81 so per acre, $l2 90
Ihrashlng 200 bushels at &c., l6 %
Total. 1928 90
Showing an advantage Of over 81 90 per
acre or nearly sixty per cent. in the direct cost.
To this should be added a material saving from
the loss OF grain sustained in all other modes of
harvesting, caused by repeated handling
Again, all the vicissitudes which attend the
crop between the cutting and thrash,ng by the
old mode, are avoided by Mr.. Wilmingtons pro-
cess. This machine weighs but 2,30o pounds,
and will be furnished at $500 each.
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-iulely,
WlGS-WIGS-WIG
DATCHELORA WlGa AND r0uPRRa srvc... i.

They are elegant, light and durable.
Fitting 70 charming turning up bshlnd--ne shrink
Ing Oh the head indeed this the only
where these things properly understood aud made
jalo-lyw 2S3 Broad uay, New York
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il CO. expiring BY limitation the coming Fall, we
are determined to cofe out present Stock OF Lum
Der, consisting OF over
SIX MILLION FEET
of every variety, at
Greatly Reduced Prices
We will keep supply Of those eAtrs A. shingles OF
our own manufacture, anted full count and every
shngle perfect. Also, Iath, Timber, Doors and Sash
Of the best quality, and at the lowest rates.
The highest market price will be allowed for Wheat
and Oats in exchange for Lumber. We viii also take
Wheat and Oats for what is due US On account.
Lumber can be purchased at our yards ia Mt. Plea
SAINT, Fairfield, Agency City, and Ottumwa u Bur
lington prices with the addition Of freight.
jui6-bpfm II. H. RAND h CO.
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The Vienna Gazette publishes m amended
lst OF the killed and wounded at Solserino. As
to officers the return gives 30 killed, 4l4
wounded, 10 made prisoners, 10 missing. total
6s7, Of rank and file 1905 killed, and s,6si
wounded, making . grand total Of ll.2lS.-
Nothing 10 said respecting tho number taken
prisoners. The French and Sardinians killed
and wounded was lS,245. The numbers given
BY the Vienna Journals are believed to he
still below the truth.
EunDxx DEA7H-N. Il. Barron died on Sat
urday, in . few hours. from congestion Of the
brain, caused by the excessive heat.
Another lrishmAn, name unknown, . lab0rer,
died Saturday night from the effects OF COUP
De solicl.-[ Hannibal Gazette.
OvER NIAGARA FALLs.-We learn that man
10 scow vas drawn into the rapids and carried
over the Niagara FAlls, on Friday evening. W.
have no particulars our informant heard Of ths
fact At Suspensioa Bridge, but could not lsaru
she name Of the man.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Only Piper taking Despotekes IN
.S0ukhern xoono.
ARRIVAL or THE ,AFRlCA.
IN ARMIsTICE SIGNED

H0sTILITIEs sUSP BNDED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
CiIILNOWEE SPRINCS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by decree of
The Circuit Court of SIN, III county Ia the VI H. Aksr
AMI others against Benamln Patterson and Others WILL
II tS)Al the 18th y ut oConER being the first day
Of the October term of S Court, sell the ftonl
door NJ the Court lfous" At county, n land
cindng The celebrated IilllnONEE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
unsurpassed In Medicinal Virtue BY any mineral in the
state These brings have had. earliest
e country. great celebrity have effected remarkable
cures; have been much rvcr,ed
hons could hc had aud doubt would resortcl Ia
ny hundreds nnl thousands # Improved Us they should be-
IhcN Situated Within about mile Of The Virginia Ten
auad in the county nj smyth In the valley OF the
Middle iark Of olsion in III, fertile aud beautiful
regions Of the Southwest. A railroad Of aud chrnp
grad. could hc made aong level valley extending from the
Virginia Tcnnessce Railroad 10 the Springs The Spring is
bold aud enlah, of supplying an. number at VISITORS and r
grounds arr handsome and afford beautiful sites for buildings
Tor an extensive establishments capitalists invited 10
anime the property as AN Investment speculation presents
great attractions
lEEM>.-lhr sale 10 h. credit of one two three
Interest
"i Thr purchasers 10 bond and approved
ruN. and the title retained Till the ,asr paid
BtAELRl JOHNSON, Commissioners
JAMES ". SlIEfFEl. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Markets.

BALTIMORE Sept. l5.--flour unchanged, Wheoe
dull White | 20 to 81 10; Red 10 to Il t..
Corn bouyant; White 81 to 50 yellow % ;t 81
Bacon Sides % TO 10. Mess Pork Is. Lard /
to ia. Whisky %.
New York. Sept. Is Noon.-Flour dcel ned
10 to 90 Southern is quoted at $40 to DO
Wheat declined cents. Southern White l,@p-
Corn firm. Mixel S2l. Pork firm Mt l. to -.
Prime 1887. Lard lO2 to lls. Whiskcy hcdat
26f. Stocks irregular.
Eccaiag -C,nIon advanced /. uplanls LIZ t."
III. Wheat further declined. White 20 to % :;
Red II to Is. Sugar steady and active Col
fee firm at | to II. The rest unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
From Kansas.

LEAvtNwoRNH, Sept. IA counter rro, lama.
ton has been Issued by the board If canvasser>.
authorized 10y the Constitutional Convention u, aud
Walsh, the Secretary of the Territory, in res ard
the election returns,
The Board claims that the authority of tn Con-
vention is supreme, but Walsh clIaractcrizu their
proceedings as illegal. under the Letomptor Con
stitution,
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ARRyAL o T9I ovElsIA NJ. MAIL

ARRIVAL o. IT, ONERLAN ND NAIL!
= "a = - <<sz=sztA
ST. Lar h Sept lszs~z'is 0rerIandkt all with
califossis dates p - 81 eles, ast,ssd h re
generally san.hnnfed. Tbs mininr reports FROM
Carson and sssslef fsalsss aza WAiker River
were favourable.
HORACE Grselss hus pn1aiaheda letter in favor
Of lion. }. q. McKiGas 81 Congress.
The Los Angeles vlhs5 Ia says that the No
have Ind;a ~ ssslf hafA srsnllsf TIE Fort and no
hopes Of peace d III thsy arr seserely clasjisrd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

MANCHESTER. New Hampshire. Sept. Il AT Il
freman's muster held here to-day, there occurred
n serious riot among the f'cmen ami gnmbler-.-
Several buildings demolished aud other pro
perty destroyed. The gamblers used pistols, bus
were finally driven off and two houses occu peE
by them Quilted. The m ID attacked the Anne, ica.s
A use and Museum buildings breaking The win
luws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Trustees Sale of Newspaper Property.

pursuance Of deed Of trust. me BY Jacob
Frhoi~. The l2h day of November, iAi-, shall
aoh day of SEPTEMBER s IN the of Liberty, Va. pro
coed In sc,l nj public aucon To the highest bidder halt
the Newspaper Esahshn nj known the Rejord SRfiael
THIS paper has circulation oi eight nine hundred, (Mhirh
with little eNerinn could he largely ncrcnsrd,)
large advertising and job patronage. II established In An
gust lisa, and man al business make pay very hand
eumry.
For inrhcr particulars ref he had Mrsrs
Button, - the IirpjnidR, or The subscriber.
JAS T. JOHNSON, Trustee, Liberty, VA.
j. 3. l'RENsII Ancloncer. mug .,lanAEils,AI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
EXECUTORS SALE, OF
faluabAc earn, aaG Building Lots

~ ON FRIDAY 10Th nf AEpTEMBER. " III sell pub
S lie nuciion the EsfrNcf oi The late Christopher Wnc,
---As~ ill about - II sitHa. mile
llprhnurs the ampbe Courthouse Turnpike There
the place comfortable and pleasant Dwelling House.
r" Well ri water large foiacr" Factory. aud all the
outhots \ considerable portion Of the land I'm
hcr'l Tho place Is well waerc,i III MAKE excellent
bary Garden Farm, pleasant Country Residence The
land has good clay subsl, aud tlc high de.
Of improve Persons wishing hook will please
call on the subscriber.
Al the time, will sell - BUILDING LOTS within
half mile Of the corporation line of lynrhbur adjoining the
lands Of Henry Davis, ISL, md the residence Capt
Mrt"rhc These lots eligible 10 the city.
have commanding and beaui lfuI situations
1EtMst rcds of Il, II aud Is months viii be ri, Bonds
with approved security required, aud the tile until
last pay made. Z. Y WISFkEE,
30-d3nwilGsrrt Executor al G. Mnircc deed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

SALE OF yAIuAsLE psQFKxrr fo-DAr.-Wc call
.hs attention Of landbuTers 70 the advpFtisement,
=. .Tother column. Of 3azuAble farm md BUILD
;oc Iols ior sale by C. Y. Winfrce. ksecesor.-
The sale will take place this morning as ~ eeioek.
on the premises. - = -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Consolidation of Telegraph Companies

OOtIoO1ESt101O1
New YORK. Sept. l5.--lt is understood ;hat all
the leading telegraph companies of this country
have agreed upon basis of consolidation. The
conclusion now is that all the great telegraph ic in
terests will shortly be combined under gene.
raj control, with important additional bu,ine ia
riliiies
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SALES RY AUCTION
FsTgmk nAYs.
Trusiee,s SaIe afalat.-

li riue Of deed The apdersisueA BY Patrick
~ dc ken esd bis wife. dated luh Hoseabss, SAl and
~ otsi N the Clerk uIir the Coeft VI the 0ahy Of
eanii N rs - the , therein meatlanel shall
On srsbss the ath da. 81 srrrnsnEa, is. spsa DC prs
Ms.s fceed 10 se nj public lion, cash, THE LOT
f,ahka tii near the city ri nrurg Ia said deed convey
e Win The improvements iherton the ald lo nIniug io
sol by Henry Davis to Jamcs Mciauvhn, With oa
Ale, 81 s2s tee and running back aa feet dsscribe In
sah deeh EoBf. J. DAVIS, Trustee.
sept lhtendt2Isa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

Coon IspaovEsssr.-The sewer on First Alley.
extending from Church to Main Streets, has been
taken up and lowered two or three feet This I'M
p:oyement was greatly needed, and WI, we hope
CONVEX the filth of much more readily than has
been the case heretofore. Mr.. james Lea has
charge Of the work. f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

BIC AprLrs-our friend. A. 3. N{ehnlss ksq.
of Bedford. left ut this flee On Tuseiay Iast two
mammoth pipriu apples, the largest OF which
weighed vne pound and eight ounces. and meas
nrsi seventeen inches in circumference. The
other is very slightly less in size. Who can beat
this2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

FREIoHr TRADE.--Therc were received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, on
yesterday. % loaded cars. consisting of the follow
ing: 1862 bushels Of Wheat; 202 baerels Of
Flour, and Sc. 1000 pounds of Miscellaneous. There
were q loaded cars sent West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
MARRIED.

On September 18th, 1862. by Rev. p. A. Peter
son, Capt Z. W. Morris. and Miss SARAH a
PIERCE. all of Amherst county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

MorsrArs WnIsxEy-John j. Christian Esq.
Nasor Ilomo, ct the Washington House Bar and
Restaurant. srnt rs on yesterday .ampie 81
,,ure Rosahank Whiskey. manufactured by g. d.
Stuart & Co, in Augusta county, in tins STATE
The Tasting COMMITTEES" to whom it was SUBMIT
ted for Inspection have rcpurted most as"rao'y o"
its merits. 1t il pronounccd No, !. a Don,
slant 81 pply Of this very superior article,