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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31
---lmports - - stocu---
Is5S 1853, 1873. 1859.

ais md good mid sni - bass Nstiy- 81 - rs
the ord, vel p,cIs1.
ISIS. 1853. Is3s.. 1859.
Gre. Brt,,- d. 7-o@e 7,s,og0 ?. $50 !! $500
To...........4t,foO0 S. .c6oo 1850, ooo ~ ecoco
e G'is i '' Ylo =: sH.iP i' od
CoRS VIII svrry 'T:i ,rPpy snsha West he. IRE.
little bu,iusr Ia" weeks syer,se price o. tns'h Wh-r
vs'p o. % '73 qT re'aru.d We quote N5e Ane-. ~
Fo there been GOOD oemsod but tho mnse;
81 80. f.''s, 80 bal. have eeea ~ st. @.a sns .od
msrtei va qli.t Me mid ofean, va, quoted d
D.g:s 80 p. CASTE, o. we., IIo' Dsosd = sd ar
Cpt,@Sr OF tc4sht IN ~ sag bbi. Tsm,i5d. Droasbi
go yea lnH' a. s.. Frs.r, s.S a, asd buy
"a. io.d7'd. FOR 90 sm. ard dA to good boa 81 6o
rDu partly psced a. II for go'd Iurh. od5
G.ub er IS sal6 OPIUM, ,. ssafon, 81 ass
HlNr quiet 20 ba, d,mss,d Hsr. partly ,o's far ror
irg lat cas-, ga 70 a th "A can st5atA . - Pc
tsrstuE Clean, $50 t.. l. J-ie hardy AIy business sad
7rire''aier.
RICIIeI-etsd. 49,
sooteh Prs 2. fer mixed aulrber, ou tbe Cl7de
LE.p-RehDed Pa s23 IS n A2i; common x IS
LS.,to ]. lover ts.. A,oy o,,O,, p. so,:: s,y.
%, tiosstt 81 se. and Of Bombay there 81
LssErp C,Kss,r. Of r.,dy sale Hes.Yort Dbl, SO
oiL."it.sed b.. fallen IN ,,u- 70 2 RAPE is Inquired
% Scr g. telsl :a l 81 P a L o a Ps s ras
CocoAut quiet n4o al for CeyIon q! as Tor
CgCh'r.
RON steady Sac, been made e. 800 Punoheo1, Dems
= Al. for mid TO good, for very me Of b. 0
~ FeIa a cd importation o. cal d! snc Of
ce HsuIitiIs a. ! :, proof sa4Cu.
SaLTPETFR ou and loit bags Bengal have changed
Ls-d.. al Tor g., o. tori SO 2 icr iH h ceut
sHcEs-FtIpsr .sdJ 80 bsr good r aug we're taken
sd ,sss Of SLparOre have been effected a, - d5
bite oer 81 bags disposed e. fair singapore
I'd mi5 gy PeLaIg 3D. Pimeut0-lD bags weDt a. sac
Casss LIN eslto boxes SOLD very ord % iau hrt pie
3. q - mid. second %.
rUCAs-Tbe market las been depressed bJeTs being ec
ar 20 come forward and the bLs-e tote been a. d.
lie Of % A. on sst quotations OF Wes; lnd, LOO
ben sold or $40 Osss Maui third 5uId
bCJeatS8 asa for low Soft yellow i59i5 Tor good aid
beavy sUp.ror pale Dry f9S basket JAW, veJ -
pt It's bCugIt q 81 FOR strorg grey, No Is q 49,
s6S bcxe, sia tssged Hawai- s. IS for good oette
yellow AID q td95 til bordl Tor iow TO hne Will .ts
bsg. mid clayed Manila boush. IN o. 81. About D0
bo1s. Hav.bs have ctsrssd h,rd, prynty hntee Yellow
No At ~ sua No II! 70 -. at y t6E j. roar
carre. have beer snd sAoAt, lo DOArs ~ = usssrh J
r.1ree al e G. $50 bLsstrowu Bahia . sndos wegh..
4JO b..s brown Parsbs aut PEN a. - AsO, Aadns
V.tshta a:iug for The Uuited hngcon snc ore OF
sOo yellow PeTnans fully Insured A. IS for ueas Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

REAL EsTArE.-Ths following sale, were made on
Tuesday at the Merchants Exchange by MesIs A.
J. Blocker, Son & Co.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

MISCELLANEOUS.

by saying that, # any more vsni, they vOaii 81 80
together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

The Cunsrd Mail Steamer Asia, Capt. Lott LEFT yes
terday for Liverpool with 81 passengers and s?97 "
in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22


- vszs'sss.
kx1 ~ - oF179e -
ia neAA - .esse o.fc.l.
II D. - Xzaf&n ~
"a whc kails 5l7<s s&3onj nth,
!P;ei.ost sosetk $ ttxis1f ~ 10 =
| vkj2R - appsnds 70 de- 4ssb1S, b x1drsSs
you On 4 ssk}sss wkisA h dsses ef vital inport-
snee 70 your rod, p this 11sGba sf Ne sesstry.
and to de StaAs q larrs. he hes vs1stsd rith
rrsss fsstFu6( yHguFUxssU u yUuYWu4 Gum A1ux-
ssdfiA IA n ntaf TIC nfo1pnsMQEsleueA
Moth CarsiiaA.s IAs paessy isforn ~ tA.s 10
few usosshss pssApppA1 tkptosl ps ag4leqs1
lasurs sssss2Slss, ~ M ksSv awsrks9 Shs
sistuass u ysuv pssssst shsstsr. md thst hynsh-
burg and ASSetdeiA se3n thsa - ~ Rs;lrosd
conn ecaioaa 1S9fk3n ~ op4ssd . tpbls sd
running through anaGni1cent eantty.
But O. maesloeeaf nd valuable - the sosntry
l. bs.wsea Hssae1sie Asd LEssAAaUs n ee ask
you 70 ekttsd y66f view along Ne Piedmont
range Of conntsy lyiag seathwsse d kvneAburg.
md there yuu WI BEHOLD . fegioo, which y So
perior n AZ II ~ yeats tksG p - mako up
great country. a. s...ss...s .a..s
The o'astass q Fnaklin. Patrisk, Henry. Pitt
sylv.ni:. Floyd; G.ssrli AZ any.I 70 virginia.
oil VI which, Nonld epnkfakafA largely 81 t0naRs
and travel 70 yess hvosd. are ssspessed BY few
counties In the egate fr Agricultural sad mineral
resourcss. Asia lock asross he Stats line and
you will find q HsstA ysrclins Ne cosnte. Of
Nottingham A(okes. Fsfsythe. Sarry. Ysdkln.
Wilkes, Ashe, 10. sHaoast fos shssF oapacity Tor
agricultural, mineral and other Resources. oil OF
which would b tributary 70 yeur rnad extended.
You will"bserveas w North California has
made provision for railroeds IN the northwest
and Western portions VI Der S,sss. Il 10 W be
presumed that - soon - goa woald commence the
extension 81 your road " her Stats line. she would
project Rad lssiing On from upper South Caro-
lima and running near the base VI her mountains,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
INpoRTEp TuoRouGU.B BRED n

IMPORTED THOROUGH BRED HORSES &JACKS
HALF CASH AND PLArE.-Best imported stallion
500; do brood mare $780, do jack, $2o do jennet
$40. ~
Judges.--John NJ. Speed, Lyuehburg; Gordon C.
Kent Wythe; Il. N. kriso, Bedford Chas. L. oliver
Roanoke; r, A. coghi Amherst. ,5 " ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

20: do. 20 asrseef g!gelssa -, tea; %. aerss
| e Whtat, isE al So eeeei -
-9res = VIZ - g 2 u s3
. aerss n cisssrxIes g - 8Ps ~ 81
| Do 30 aefes q CIsssfs ~ - eerSN Os1n.H
Grass, 10: de. 10 sssss Orchard osass, g; DO.
| SO 81 Orchard Gr1ess % do scfss g fimo-
Of Timothy, So d. sssss - ~ q aay sors Of
Grass 10: do 10 acrss q Bay Of say sort OF glass;
IS; do. 30 acres Of Hay e aay ssrt Of Gsass %.
| Competitors FOR prenisns - H. above mast pro.
duce full staasnest u The ns4s q cslfisasion, and
table men, a. to pfedpck ~ Reeasssneat Of ground
The said state meht q ~ zd& he Secretary
Of the Society, = epy tiPs ytA9 pqe week pf the
next Annual Fair, atSe3qh IT. my WI be passed
upon By Judges appointed fof that pefposs and the
3 The Kxeenfiss Conrpines VII ~ pistied to hare
specimens OF the above 0faan Crers exhibifed q the
Annual Fair Z = 8 - -
For hsst sssrssr s;sy rof ifi.e Poiatoss . do;
Caro6. b; 40. quaftSt acSe N ~ stse s;a az.
quarter acre Of Manssf whrtssls %. l11fter aers
of Turnips, B. .Aas -s9s~ .,sss,4 ss3.ss "
Judges -LanceIot Miaor, Amhsfsej Sail MOTOR
kie Lynchburg; Thos. ", Jphns CAnpbeiit Win
| ston Radfard, Bedford Seth Ha1ssyy IypchhaFg-
p - q 3 g. ~ 'lsias i'.sselaaaf I'D - y
-|'- = u : gRUiTS-OAsn. fl-'st -. :
For best speeipea 1st,ess thA4 ~ re fsli Eating
Apples, 81 So For sess spseimen not lsss than u,
of Wider Eating Apples, $3.50. sfsrk speclmen
OF FaIi and Winter Cooking 4p6I9, ~ 90 For
best and greatest number Of choice tAfietiee Of Ap
Plies grown BY tho same sxhibitsr, o.. For best and
greatest variety 81 rips Pesrhes for beat spsci-
| men Of Fan eating Pears not tsss thsd ID so.
For best LOT Of Cooling PSavs, doslssssaat3, so.
For best speeimea II Winter EstipG Pears, less
than 9, 4 3d. For best and frsitsst number of
choice varieties Of Paars grown by TIE SSe exhfbi-
tor, g. For beat peck Of Ounces, ! 10. For best
specimen not less thsnl h. OF Estjaa Grapes . SO.
| Enr h.,s Miriam an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
MULES AyD JAcKs.-rLArk

! For best Jack $40 do jennet $25; do mule $40
For best pair Of mules not less than $40 do team
Of matched mules TO-. s3=l., s-,t s.. 81. .l5f 81
Judges.--Jesse X. Adams, Nelson; Geo. N. Bruce
Lynchburg John Amen Botetourt Francis Bell
Pulaski Chas II. Moorman, Campbell -..s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

- 49, r. =. FIss.s - "a - g. Css-
- issrvs = : ll..s = ssszy =.
lrsiepsisA e - - - q =
- erieseNs ZkA..A
- - R1n. r.
~ = 9 2 = 49, l.sg : Il
= "a 80 = hERs4 % sny.
).....ss...i 4. ,sis~ - ..isg ,sksa sassid-
= - hvsvss,s . pesisisa rsiativs 70 the eos-
-. = a. ..sh-.ssssA 90 ~ AAs., sanaI
l,.ssrts.. vork. We essssss nobody. howsvsr.
$500 - ~ rvvsrss assiss re- hassA spsa
a. - tAss ~ STATE vss not fully psprsssassd
h. -. ...1i.~. hus n truss that priysss ssssr-
lpriss Vim s.ks sp1s4 lsuEy ~ prejsss through
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
TRIALS or SpEED.--plAyx5,

For fastest horst, mare or grdng over years old
in harness $50 for fastest horse, mare or gelding
under 8 years old $50 for fastest pacing horse
pacing horse, mare or gelding under years old $40
Judgcs.--wHi,er Coles, j.. pittsylvnain Maurice
Langhorne. jr. Lynchours; {. W, Statl,sm, Apo
mattox3 Abram d. Warwick, Campbell Nm. O.
Gaerrant, Montgomery. +"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
HEAVY DRAFT HoRsEs-o.s

For best stallion $25 do brood mare $40 do
horse or FLY colt year old $40 do horse FLY
colt year old $40; do horse or illy colt year old
$40; do team Of heavy DRAFT horses not less than
$25 do pair heavy DRAFT horses $20
Judges.--Madison Pitzer, Roapokej Thos. J. Boyd,
wythe. Samuel Berger, Pittsylyania; 10 Perrow,
Campbellj John N. Preston, Smythe. ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

30. sss tkaa srse s., Sc ~ pss bed lambs mol
len tAsgEy ~ best pa sve lsnes, net Ices
u - Ysilis, Csnpbellx Q. q. czeekstt
~ - Nlyss. Bossstoa z~d. ~neeFsr
!sks - tzHsssss. Tssswsl1 81
BIZ lA,n,,.woo,HE IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

''""i'As PLOUGHING MArCH.-cAsH.
For best ploughlnai with horses 5 do plouglman
with steers 8: do dynamonieter D. ....
Judges -Washingtoa Hunter Campbell; DIR. Hec-
ter Harris, Bedford; john w Hurt Roam oke.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

ri L.. tkan f=.s "a EnF kest ea beck lambs, not
| ~. - hsst - sze lsnhs. net lees
-. -
4 80 ps,ver. BotsetosaAI I'D. @aeefee.
-. III zzl.a1ss. TsssvelE n 81 ~
ERH nO ~ q I'll
M - sesg MIDDLE WOOL 80
Il YseIsdise EoatiAI)owns and ososdsAirs Down.
For bes. beck $40; de pea Of eses,. not less than
three Is do pee buck lambs not less sAn three s.;
/ DO pen eve la,nhs not less than three -.
> 1udrsss--John g. Drapss, Puiashi; O.. B. Board,
4 nssu.l. = .oul,vs .C,ask, Gsupbsis wm- Hix AM
! kerst B. H. Eoslia, Lyncbburg.
III tfH<W ] PINE rROOkstl ~ Il
Iacluding Ssxopy Nsrne.
Fos hest pea Of srsA not lsss thaa tsree Slo; for
best pen 81 back mbs, not fcss than thres Is for
best pen Of ews tlzabA, net isss thse three IS.
1udgss--yehs q. Hale, Frsaklin NJ tieFvey.
Pillsyis ; yasass b iswiia. canpbsn - .sss
"a. .assasst ss5lss.r $500 vxs7 daalasssi q ~
~ .'ea .saaaiIxED WOODS. 'a'sn a. =. = -. y.
j s. Iacludug Nsavss and 0fades. 49,
For best pen q swes not less than three $40; for
best psn u sWe laesbs, not les than three 50.
JadgeA-. Vincent D ekinson, PitfsylysAia j. B.
Aissander9 Puiaski; J. 3. Earnest, Wsshtngton /;
~ s ' go ss3 -, e.. = e. II ',' r. !.
,fhi rsa FAT SHEEPsasissta sit75f .ss.r
For best lot I've nvtteps, not less than three IS ;
do slauxhtered mutton 3SI aagt49o
Judges --Jsmes w. Shelly, SmytAe y. 3, Bowen,
Tazewell; VIM. o. Hart bedfofdi Johp Grouse
Campbell; rhos J. Warwick, Amherst.i Il IA III
- 49,
st ,SW1NE.-cAsH
Russia, Mackay, Leicester Aad their grades.
For best boar over wears Old S2b do boar be-
tween ana . years Sio 90 BOAR "et"een months
ana year ply 20 SOW owe, years oia szoi 90
SOW between ! ana years Slo do SOW between .
months and year Slo:
Judges.-Francis 4. ANDERSON hockoridgei WIN.
W. Boyd, boteteurt; Join 9ohns, Appomattoxi Jno.
D. S4hs"aJ,f'e"Af"iH "" s'o ~ D''sf", DsssP"eaa'
| 80 iresz l44 se -eiseg- res -7ts -t4a Hl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

FOR GENERAL UT1LITY--OR Alt W0RK.-cAsu.
This class includes stations brood mares, Match
ed horses, and best three year colt and FLY.
For best stallion, for all work $25 do brood mare
for all work $40 do pair match horses, for all work
$?5 do year old horse or Ally colt, for all work
$40. .....I ..f ,,..t.. -,f-,,ef ....-...
Judges. Frank Preston, Washington n. Ii. Buck
ner, Bedford; David Barnett, Montgomery James
Russell, Campbell; James A. Merrweather, Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
LoNalMOnI,s.

Including New Oxfordshire or Cotswold Leicester or
Blackwell and Lincolnshire.
For the best buck Sic; for the best pen Of ewes,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
HOUsEHOT,D MANUFACTURERS


r?"ss NJ, l.--Bwt hearth rug 8 ; do pair home
m'sle blankets .; DO home made carpets 5 do home
made shirt 5.
J"dees.-Mrs. James Garland. Mrs. s. W. Shelton,
Mrs Chss ii. Massie, Mrs. H. Norvel Mrs. ,Jno. s
Bass.
Gq~ No. 2--Besi home made soap 30 do home
maze bread 30 !; do home made pound cake 50. do
sponge cake Sol do specimen pickles 80; do
preserves. so; do fruit jeltyi o 3d. f,.. .ney,s
Jadxes.-ars Judge Wlsoo Mrs.. Dr. Early. Mrs
r. r hc"ning Mrs. Jos. eloyd Pulaski sMrs B.
Pilzer, Roanoke. - - = =
Cfa's No. 3 Best pierre not ess than Yards home
made shrting D; d, not less that 10 yards winter
clothing Tor negroes tn be waren by hand s; do not
less than 10 yards heavy wooen jeans to be woven
10y hsnd .; scrond best, less than 10 yards heavy
wo"n jeans, +" be woven by hand s. best piece nsey
not less than 10 yards, 10 be woven by hand s.
Jm'Ses.-Nrs Samuel McCorkie, Via John n Raj.
leg. 4rs. Wm A. Read. Mrs. Dr.. Palmer, Appomatox
Mrs Jnp. A. Smith, Franklin. ~ SAM
cadss No +-best WOODEN counter pane $. best cot
ton do o. best silk gail, o. patchwork 5; do cotton 5.
dn-3 pound maple sugar 5. M, - : '
Judges Mrs DR.. II. Ia,ho,a, Mrs. VIM II. curle
Mrs ". Langiorue, jr.3 Mfs ssyms n. sBycrs. wash
ington; Mrs T. ). Doya, wythe.' ~ys7 80 VIZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
MATCHED HORSES.

For fastest pair matched horses over years oil
$25; do pair OF matched horses under years oil
$2b. ~ .afa-sa SCI us .... ...- -s= ... +.
Judges.--Dr q. L. Brown, Bedford; J. l.. Whit
Pittsylvania; VIM. Watts, Roanoke; Samuel
Walker, Appomattox; DR.. I. L. Walker, Lynchbur,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

Al Her.ous w,lcss names appsrtj uthr above lit
OF Judges, are earnesiy reasssi 70 Etrend the F"l'
ana act IN 'heif resp"riv" rapscites fany, hover
er may kn"w,h~,a.-y wiilbe Unable 10 do So iht'
are desired to notify the Ssers,afy so that tls'
phases may 10 s,rr' a., A. AcDON AID, Secy
September ~ 1859
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

LADIES' FANCY ANn ORNAMENTAL WORK
ctass No. best specimen block work 80. do
Emitting 90; do do netting . ~; most ex,eu,iy ~
variety OF useful ornauentsl and fancy WORK, "a in
s.aa.ng articles shrh may have taken prcmiums ID
ger any o. the above speciaoHsSas g. Best par In
costoa, stockings :; 40 fsucy Z 10; do ane home
snads SIX do . so: do 6as ysFn do 10; do coar,s
ysrn 40 90; do meas weeks 90 49, y ,'s.,rr-
1ndges,-Irs tisdou G. Kept, Eytbe !; Nrs. @. b
1ssy' Dedtards Mrs i.ankfsrd, Nm b.. Gilnsr. M
John N, Speed, Lyuchburg. : 4 :, - 10
Ctss "s s'-Best knit Hubta, do = 50, 40 croch.,
shawl do o; DO infants cape and wrapping. do 8:
40 display crochet work 81 do embroidered tsnaa 70,
bric dress ., "-"ss N"'A-
Judges--Mrs John N. Warwick, Mrs. A. ] Kan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

McIadise soatifi )owns and osurdsAire Down.
For best buck $40; de pea Of eses,s not less thar
three So do pen buck lambs, not less man three $5
DO pen ere lalnhs. not less Than three -.
= Ssdrsss--Jotn g. Draper. Puiashi; O. b, Board
Rssu,ie Boslisg C,Art, esupbrtis Wm- Hix, Am
kern; B. n. Eoslia, Lyncbburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

For best two quart bottles dry Cs.awba, Wine 50
30; do two quart bottles Dry Wine, from other
Sparkling Catawba Wine; So; do. two qnart bottles
Sparkling Wine from any other grape than Catawba,
$5 do. sample Homemade Cordial, 50 30; do.
Home-msd Bounce, 81 90; do. Homemade Wine,
SIS do. Homemade Cider, 81 80. ,'@ 's. f,'
Jadges.-Judse D. A. Wilson, Jno. B. Lee, VIM.
Waller, Lynchburg. ID - -'lIIJ.>i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

| a 4, fAsl;.,I sHo,|
I'VE learn that
d Don, on Tpesdsy||
81 and a Mel n|
..ss.'.a,,,a,..s4e~ay]
pa1'up@rl. isaaid|
meyer at The Msmn
no. ',e ..i,h the con
mos, m'"t Instantly.
MAGISTRATE next d
MY @1,s
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spgaiGxT TOBACCO u.f.gr.

,,,.-a spgaiXG ToBAcco m: Mf.ap.
THIS prepiu.pc s, ndsis Of @m.s .is~ itsrr Can
lin d With gold, talne,i a, 50. II ~ - -
ci"isorns, leeih Co of Bsliiapys. lar ,I,r bes "a
pc ,a'is IN .n,'fTt arc ltohareos ast.,, .,I -,
J"t-es-S.'p' n. 40 r'a,u, y -is.'a; De-. J. w.
Wright App rpsttox. James p. ray6+. LSh,hbnrs
Col Aug. Lett" eh, Lynrhburg; Jrssc iIar.. Lynch
bnrK. Attsb atiA u trs.n.E.A aaassE.ng
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POULTRY.--OxsH.

F|.IIW EKS.l 1I-ff1 z. f-FI-- - /
For III" rrea'cst and choicest variety. 8? So Fo
distr;bu'!"n. for Flowers and Floral Ornaments, a
the discretion OF the Judges, 80. .....r s
Judges Mrs A. u. Triiie AIRS. James Chalmers
Mrs Geo. NJ. Euckcr, Lynchburg Nrs DIR. Barnett
Mont somery; Mrs. Judge Fultoa, Wythe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

For best lot Hvs wytteas, not less than three IS
do slauxhteredI mution So Gsrt18o
Judges.--JImss ". Shelly, snythe; H. 8. Bowen
Tazewelt; VIM. o. Hurt Bedfordi Johpi Grouse
Campbell; Thos. J. Warwick, Amherst. ri aIi,1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

Iaeluding Ssxony Aerino. 4.--z ..=a.-
For hes. pea Of srsA not lsss thaa tsree Slo; for
best pen Of back anbs, not IcSs than thres Is for
best pen Of ews tesabs. het iess thss three s.
yudres ---Jeha q. Bsls, Frasklln NJ Harvey,
Roanoks " w, Reese, BEDFORD, Jeha u, Hughes,
PiltsyiyAnlA Jaades D. N6wlia, Campbsn ~ sar"..4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

4ExALL BanED.--Premiums same Is large
This small breed incindes Neopolitan Suffolk, I'm
proved Chinese, Mocha, and their Grades. hi r.. z.
Judges. Hamilton Sawyer, Pulaski; VIM. B.
Preston, Roanoke Thos b. Jopling, Bedford John
Andrews, Campbell John T. Smith, Lynchburg.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-09
Another Sensation Plank.

The Madison Journal Incorporates the
following new sensation" plank into the
Republican platform:
"THoMAs EwlNG, the old salt boiler"
of Ohio, voted the straight Republican
! ticket at the late election in that State
The reason he gave for so doing was signi-
/ tcant of a profound sensation which is even
yet stirring in mems minds from one ocean
to the other Said he 20 an intimate
friend, not less distinguished than himself,
! and now an earnest worker in the Repu0i
can cause, " 1t was not your advice that
! finally determined me to vote your ticket,
nor was it your eloquent appeals from the
stump. 1t a0as the murder Of Brodcrtck !''
Let us look at this new plank. TERRY,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Califor-
MIA, challenges BRoDERICK, U. S. Sena-
sor. The challenge was accepted-the
parties met-and BRoDERICK was killed.
Did not both parties equally violate the
provisions of the Constitution or laws of
the State against dueling: Who murder
ed BRoDERIcK? Would he have been shot
if he had not accepted the challenge p
Didn't his own act result in his own death?
"Old salt-boiler," a prominent politician
of the State of Ohio, cannot be persuaded
by Republican arguments and Republican
eloquence to vote the Republican State
ticket, and gives no other reason for having
done SO except sit acas the murder Of
Brodcrick" We suppose that if Judge
TERRY had been killed, instead of BRoDER-
IcK, "old altboiler" would have voted
the Democratic ticket; but if both had
been killed, he would have voted split
ticket and the reason therefor would have
been more significant Of profound SEN
sation -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-09
3,696,C93 5,12,S53
sS,506,545
100000
1000, 900 90S,555
S1,9OS,s55

S1,9OS, 800
These two first Roads have not paid the
yearly accrued interest, and of course new
er will be able to pay the one-tenth part
Of the interest accrling upon this enor
nous Indebtedness, and what will be the
consequence These Roads must be sold,
and the sooner the sponge of liquidation
is applied, and these startling figures Of
corruption and fraud, or of extravagant
and protligate folly, are wiped from the
record, the better. Why should these
Roads continue longer to represent this
amount of capital SO far above their actual
value! We say, let the capital of these
Roads be reduced to their actual value
They then could be operated without en-
barrassment, and more economically and
benefcially than now, aud could promptly
meet their engagements, and we should
hear no more of default in the payment Of
interest and dividends. Shares of capital
stock would be quoted at or near par, in
stead of not being quoted at any rates, and
hawked about the streets of New York
and sold for one, two, or three cents on the
dollar. The Lacrosse & Milwaukee, on
its 1919 miles of Road, instead of its present
Indebtedness and capital stock Of SO, 00O,-
600, would represent capital Of only S.
OO0,OOO-tle Nil. & Miss, on its 234
miles, s5,500,000 instead of sS,500,00O.
Believing it to be of vast importance 70
the people of Wisconsin, we shall contin-
ue this subject in next weeks Pilot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-09
From the Battle Creek (N;ch) Journal
Horrible BsHsCEacry OF "a Wife by
a SN0I0rNt E1Elsb nd.

On Sunday evening last, Nov. Doth
about I O'Clock, George Lovely, a colored
man of this city, stabbed his wife with
bowie knife, most brutally, in several pla-
ces. The particulars of the case are rs
follows; Mr.. Lovely, who has been for
long time deacon and class leader in the
Colorel Baptist Church of this city, is
about forty or forty five years Of age, and
was regarded by many of our citizens rs
good and exemplary man. Eight weeks
ago they separated for the second time,
when he advertised her. \ few days pre-
vious 10 the eventful eve, he purchased
large bowie knife, and on Sunday morning
he went to a colored man by the name of
White, and made perpetual loan of some
shirts, saying that "He was going to do
murder and then run away"
Last Sunday evening he ascertained that
she was visiting a widow friend others Mrs.
Johnson, living near the Head Gates. Re-
pairing thither, he gained the sought for
opportunity of meeting her. Arriving at
the door he knocked for admittance, and
stepping in, very cheerfuIly passed the usu-
al compliments, and asked her if she had
anything good to tell him. Being answer
ed in the negative, he said she had some
thing good to tell her, and that's that you
must 90 home with me tonight, or die"
She replied, that she would die first. ri
sing from his seat, he advanced towards
her, drew the knife from within the breast
of his coat, saying. ave will both die to-
gether."
Keeping Mrs. Johnson at bay by flour
ishing it about her person and threatening
to '.slice her up" if she interfered, he COM
mencel series of frightfuI stabbings,
nearly seycring the thumb from her left
hand cutting her breast and arms, another
stab piercing her lungs, and fifth almost
disemJoweled her, when he wiped his
knife on her clothes, and fed, it's thought
most likely to the east. Her wounds were
bound up and she was carried to her faith
er's house where, on Monday night last she
died.
Up to Tuesday night, no tidings had
been received Of the whereabouts of the
murderer. About dark, however he came
forward from his place ofconceaIment and
gave himself up into the hands of justice,
to be dealt with according to law.