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Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
Regular Nem Orleans, tr)bite anb Dlafk lsiuer parket,
 II A T A M

SAM. TAYLOR, ...... ..... Master.
 H. S. EATON, COG. ...'...... ...... Clerk. 4 fessk - THIS fine freight and s.sgssassas9 passenger packet having en- tered the above trade, will run regularly throughout the season. Leaves Jacksonport for New Orleans, November 18th and 29th- December 18th and 27th. Leaves Des Arc for New Orleans, November 18th and 30th-De- cember 14th and 18th. For freight or pas- sage apply on board. oct26-2m*.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26

A HANDSOME MAJoRlrY.-In the one hundred and fifteen counties heard from in Georgia, Governor Brown has clear ma jority of l9,072, and clear gain over 1857 of 962l. The remaining seventeen counties gave him two years ago ma jority of 2.l76. The probabilities are that his majority will reach 25,000. h the Legislature the Democracy will have about three 10 one.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26


 DEArn OF HoN. JonN Y. MAsoN.--A recent arrival from Europe announces the decease of Hon. JonN Y. MASON, the American Minister to France. MT. MA SON, as we learn from the New York pa pers of the 18th, was born in Virginia, graduated n, the University of North Caro- lima in 1916, from which institution he received the degree of l.. l.. D.; adopted the profession of law, and was Judge of the District Court of Virginia; he was a representative in Congress from Virginia from 1881 to 1887; member of Presi- dent Tyler's Cabinet as Secretary of the Navy; a member of President Folks Cabinet, first as Attorney General, and secondly as Secretary of the Navy, and was appointed by President Pierce Minis ter to France, in which position he was continued by President Buchanan until his death. MT. Mason was a man of gener- ous nature, and his free living and hospi- talty have probably more than consumed his salary. He leaves wife and several children, and one of his daughters was recently married in Paris. Several years ago. after his arrival at Paris, Mir. Mason had paralytc stroke, which now appears to have been the premonilionof the attack of which he died on the 4lh inst.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26

We have just had an interview with Dr. Barnes and w. R. Baker, Esq, two prominent Democrats of St. Francis county, Arkansas, and they inform us that Douglas has not par ticle of strength in that region of the State. They inform us that the Democracy of Eastern Arkansas not only express determination to oppose the nomination of Douglas, but not to support him should he be the nominee.
 Memphis Avalanche, 2lst.
 The sentiment is universal with the de- mocracy in this section, that the nomina- ton of DOUGLAS would be an outrage not to be submitted 10 by the South, or the Union. A few papers in Arkansas are supporting the Little Giant" but they certainly do not represent the feeling of the mass of the people, even of their i'm mediate county or vicinity. To compel the people of slave State to swallow DOUGLAS heresics, is too strong dose. The people oflhe South have heard enough, seen enough, and suffered enough, to en- sure their hearty opposition to all such political triclxs,ers We see paragraph going the rounds asserting that our U. S. Senators, Messrs. JOHNSON and SEBAs- THAN, are favorable lo DouGLAs' nomina- tion for the Presidency. The people of Arkansas would. no doubt, be glad to hear from them. Arkansas IS NOT DOUGLAS State, even if her U. S. Senators should be for him. We cannot believe them to be even tainted with the DoueLAs mania.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26

IItdIo OIU DUTbo, UT IIICo tIIO
 stills within the System renewo0
 Health, and Resolves and Ex-
 terminates all Chronic ana
 Constitutional Diseases a
 This great and glorious remedy asia sn g5 hailed by the human race as a Spss g,.a;asFs s from the Almighty, to regenera'e 0'''f humanity. pbvsici1 Dr. Radway & Co.,, are the only fnygA arccesiAss and Chemists in the world that have ssss 5.cfu,NN in discovering remedy that VIII s.titntiss enSis eradicate from the human system eonSs.e s-oT ! al diseases and ailments, transmitteo
 rents to their children.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
Keep it Before the Ladies.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PLANTERS.

HIDES AND PELTRIES WANTED. NOR which the highest prices will be II paid in CASH. J. II. QursENBERRY.
 nrf10.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

THE sciences Chemistry and Medicine have bccu
their almost produce his best, most perfect
which Is known lnnupeabe proofs show that
thes, PILLS have whh surpass excellence
binary medicines, that they unprecedcntcdly rpon
the all They aud pleasant take
but powerful Their penetrating properties stimulate
the vital activities of the body The distractions
purity the blood sApel raSe. Trey pu,r
the tout humors which breed aud disiemper stimulate
sluggish dsrdrrcd into their natural action and
healthy m strength to the whole system Not only
do they the day complaints body bn an
formidable and dangerous dsases that have ald the
OF human skill While thew produce powerful ELECTS they
diminished the
that be employed children Being they
pleasant take and being purely veg table
any risk Of harm Cures have been made which be-
lief they substantial ed by exalted posi-
eminent cergymen and sesn have lent their
certify to the public the reisuiy rencdes whe 9TH
ers have ssnt me the assurance Of their that
PREPARATIONS contribute immensely To the relief of aac
ed, suffering fellow
The Agent below named pleased 10 furnish gratis nv
American Almanac, containing directions and
titea'es Of their cures, of the following ouplants
tosvenehs, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism.
e"rbarn Headache arising foul Nausea In.
digeston Morbid lnacon OF the Boweis and arising
Flanicncy. Appetite all Il n
aneous diseases which require
or King Evh They also by purifying and stm.
aung me system cure many complaints which woul
mesa Neuralgia and Nervous Irabity
Liver and dncys ou other complaints
from low state OF the body or distractions functions
DO not Do put on by unprncipled dealers some
pill they make more profit Ask for Ayers Pills and
take nothing else No other they compares
t In It's intrinsic value or curative powers The wan,
the best aid there Is for them and they should IT,
Prepared by DIR. }. q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass
PRICE 25 CTS. PER BOX. FIVE BONES FOR a.
sDLp
J. II. SEAY. Lynchburg; PURCELL. LADD & CO. Ric,,
mond N =. RIVEs, Petersburg; NJ. A. SANTOS Norfolk
and all Druggists feb 2i-dtt,uly
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srtiheaes Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets Gao
~ Half ........... 10
lOQuarter 81" ........... 20
q" 10 Eighth 10
YNCH BURG COLLEGE,,
LENCHBUHG, virginia.

fourth session OF this
on the 18th Of September.
The location Of the heshies accessible In
the entire south and the study both Classical
sclentih equal 70 that Of the best American colleges
Inc Military Department will be efficiently
Ger tho care OF Mr. Bankenshp sduate Of the Vir
fna Military Institute and recently connected with the
unssA ssasAa Co.'S Survey.
The several prctsssers vii have charge Of tho
ommaE ecseo In which young viii be ghiy pre-
FACULTY
Rev W. W. WALKkR, Chairman Of the Faeklts Profes. ~
OF Mental and Moral Science and History
Lfoghous AArhEws. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellss Lottres ~ ~
CAsxLL A. D., Professor of the Greek Language AM,
Literature. ~
T. BLASxEssHrr, Professor of Mathema,c. and Iu.,ruc
Tor Of Taetcs
SAMUEL GARLAND. A. n, Professor Of Constitr nal Law
d. A. LAKoHoRHE. n. D.. Professor of Anatomy Phys
SoloGy.
G0lsErrx ADoLrRo sARroRr LIZ D., Professor Of xoasr
Language
EXPENSES.
Board - per w6ek wsshin6 q 2J per month fuel
lghis Go Term Tuition GO In the Grammar School,
- In the Collegiate Department for halt session
casaogues containing further information. be OBJ
taia.d BY addrsaslng the Chairman VI the Faculty.
feb d.
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uD1ANCs.-Wc have Just received u SIMPLY Of
new and beautiful PIANOS comprising some 81 the
elegant offered in this We would especially call
attention To the style called the CLIFFORD PIANO,
hut ct II sewcod, Louis Quaorze, aid very snowy. We
Will keep constantly hand, Pianos from the
tories Of both WIN kNABE Co. Baltimore, and ChlcktR.
Na Sons Boston. and furnish them fully a. tav
bic terms As they can be had in the Northern ciiies
Also, full supply of Guitars, Victims, Flutes Music &C.
Call and examine PAYNE & BLACKBOARD
Iaarr II
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PLAN or THE LOTTERY

PLAN or THE LOTTERY
Theuuubcn from to $1,000 spondng 18th
bers the ckets printed slips paper
circled With sma tin tubes aud placed In wheel.
placed In another wheel.
The wheels then revolrcd and number from
the wheel Of Eumbers and the
from the other heel The uaEher prize
Commissioner the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. Thia operation repeated until the prizes
APPROPRIATION PRIzFs-The preeeeding and the two
succeeding Numbors 10 those dra The Prizes
entitled 10 the 4<5 Approx Prizes For xample
bered ll2t5 i219 1881 lea2 will each entitled $500
Ticket No $50 draws the els 600 Prize nu m
bered 5ls So ISL $50 viii each be and so on
according to the scheme
CERTIFICATES % PAcKAaFs will be sold at the following
rates. which Ia the risk
Certificates of Packages of 10 whole Tickets sso
a
iVQuntet ~
10 Eighth common. 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
receipt Of which they will be forw arded by Pur.
chaser have tickets ending figure they may de
The list Of drawn numbers prizes Will he sent to pur
ehase0 Immediately after the draw ing
T Purchasers will please write their plain and
give their post-ofAce. county and State.
Remember that every przeis drawn aud payable In full
without deduction
Y prses 1000 and under paid INN ediatsiy after
the drawingother prizes the usual thirty DAYS
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
MCKINNEY Il co Savannah, Ga.
Once Masonic Hail Block Bnll Street, Savannah, Ca
~ A list Of the numbers that the wheel
with the amount OF the prize that each will
be pubiished after every drawing in the Suaaa DAILY
mach 2e dts
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\ y l., RS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,



SRIN"tittp, Mra. F'b :. lr5G
BROTHER AYfHt 1Wil eh"'rmly ovruiy You, i,ctyai
the remedy poss"sa the ug cough
Group chest disc ases 'hdt'n We"t
nifty the South Your Fk,, and commend
medicine people HIRAM toNkl,IA, NJ u.
AMOS Lfr Esu Monterey, Ia whites, "a JON letb:
ted ,ous Influenza which confined Va do
ooh med ines without r"ii finally tined Pcord
my lnn, les, than fali
made completely well Your lneicnc. the cheapest
welas the best buy AMI esteem Doctor,
and your remedies the poor niana iri,nd"
Asthma pht ,is,r, and bronchitis.
Nlsr MANCHESTER, Pa Feb = 1856
SIR Your Chfrry Pecora ia performing marvctou.
In this sccton II has relieved several alarming sNmp
toms Of tonsuml"n aud Ia now curing who has labor
cd under affection Of the lungs for ihr last forty
HENRY l.. PAkkS Merchant.
A, A. RAMSEY, NJ d Albion, Monro. Co. iowa. aiItos
Sept t. 1855 During practice of many ysars have found
nothing equal Chry Pectorai tor lax AMI
lief Ia PATIENTS curing such cartni
We might add volumes evidence. but the
proof Of the virtues of this remedy is found effects
upon trial.
Ccu~umpiion.
Probably remedy has been known which
many and Ii dangerous as tins SOME human
aid those the Cherry Ptciordi
relief and comfort.
AsroR HOUSE, NV Yonk cry. March ), ts'd
DIR. AYEn. LoWtLI. ieel It duty and pleasure
form what Chrry Itoiordi has Ion" for She
had months under the
at Consumption. from whrh aid couh
much rciet She steadily falling nnul DR. Strong,
this city, where have for sdvcr recommended
trial Of your medicine. w bless his kmdn.ss
SAIL Tor she has recovered IRON that day She
she used but /. tree from her cous
herself well Yours " th gratitude aud regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, at Sh.Ibyvilie.
toas.mpirs do not despair TIL have triod Ah Cher
P,eiordL Ii made by OF the best medical
the world aud II, all around b,speak the high
of its virtues IAi!adtip hia LedYer
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M .i,GGENmEIMEx,- cMAND EMF

NJ saAass.ENME1 va K's GRAND EMIL
We TiON OF READl-MADE CLOTHING The IN.
gned embraces this opportunity 10 announce 10 III" pub
and his irieud that his stock OF READlMADE
CLOTHING, GEN rLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
tMBUELI.AS TRUNKS, &c., has now been received and
be low prices Tor cash. aud
customers It's to The interest OF every par
stock befor, calling elsew here Ia"
ns do wonders. but tina; vii conhne myself 10
amt living profits only The variety Z" si!s and
quahy Clothing finer aud better than eferls say
good faith.
Coun,ry Merchants find my jobbng prices than
ever therefore, give call, wholesale and retail buyers
and in stu! ing you interest you
certainly purchase of me- -
o,t l5tsl NJ GUGGENIIEIMER.
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A,ISs.g.K'S SEWING MAGIIIN ES.--ls,cnt
- success always the most conclusive proof of
u rd this thnre Labor saving befor,
Hhc parable to Singers sewing MarLnc. After .stb
ug thC highest reputation the United
oshipcl at the late Exposition t'nvrrele III France he
they carried on the highest r"um and msnuaclo
make them has built PARIS
In branch OF industry which TO be dore
ilese hines be used with immense profit As the speed
the Railway train IA 10 travelling foot Is win
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
Shoemaker TCsnakrr carriage trimmer saddler halter
sA"Aid be without The proht
these machines regularly employed Is One Thousand Dnrs
In all private taIni, where there much
be dome tace mncAnc invaluable assistance Planters
and hOtc keepers lind them convenient and
table These machines simple in their construction AMI
and dura5t being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made by which work. fine
could be perfectly executed lhuusanso inferior and worth
less Stvg Machines have been made and sold under vaos
naes but Singers Machines alone have been found
whare t. satisfy the wants oi the public.
Plain printed instructions for sent with each
,he from which readily acquire tho art Of
them The nachiues lacked securely to any
part he world To all persons desiring particular
formation will application by letter either OF
who'll, devoted to the wing Machine interest.
l. NJ SINGER CO,
Principal Office, No 323 broadway New York,
BRANCH DffiCkNo AZ Hanover ST.. Boston, No. " Chap
81 St. NJ iavsn CT; Goverve n. ". No PA Broad 81
Newark, y j., No LAP Chestnut ST. Phla.p ha No. los
Baltimore ST. Batmore No D. Westminster ST. Providence
L. J.; Ne Last %th ST. Cncnnati; No IS North 4th ST. 81
Louis No 81 ST. Charles ST., New Orleans No 70 DauphiD
Mnine ider 24dScis
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CA PlTAL PRIZE
100000.
Finy rbss.nad Tickets!
rs ear II RJZ ES!
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
On the Plan Of single Numbers.
-for the benefit Of tho
MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY,
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Authorised by Specal Act OF Legislature,
MoK N NEY a Co., Managers
To be drawn public under the Of
Comm ssouers, W. Il SYMoSs aud NJ PRfsTIss In tho
City of Savannah, Georgia
TICKETS ONLY TIN DOsGARs.
HALVES QUARTERS AND FIGHTS IN PROPORTION
Ts BE- Drawn each Snssr d"y In April, 1850.
CLASS Is DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 18th, 1869.
CLASS il DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 23rd, 1859.
CLASS II DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 3Oth, 1859.
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IL ne received generated
and Merit IUuk roy Ls, Wood aad when
Universally line aie AsrcnIuia. and No
al Far thiS by The great SAVING OF fuei the
IacAntss OF Casting superior hnish perfect
Hchnuw
edged ntiDd
builci,
al
allUonai tn, beug by the Ipe ,hUul
,ng cooking airing The
INV Z LIZ LIN y
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calls the attention Of purchasers of Dry Goods to his
large aud varied stock of DRESS GOODS. They eompr,
part Rich Silks, double jumps Composition, Robe Seys
ich rroesdc, R"Rdore Corded Chene and Solid Checks
fan Black In great variety Bragcs Tsues Grape Beragcs
Organds Jaconets Lawns and Lace Mautlas Ribbons
"ov'> Hosiery Sc all cf the laes, import alton Lool
ma
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siraI .S"rtictn. Wrstrrn and ~.n TN :, = tcn
M A l. ROU E,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
IL s s::;sE ssss:.ssss 80. @: - 60. ;;s

Efk sEk-2f3X SIIc--Hfcf -EH-nz@ 12&-XAG
HNOR Charlottesville Slaunon Lewisburg and Charleston
Il Va. Gayandotic &c Tw daily Trans for Washing.
ton Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling Cucin
nati Louis, lie.
Dag Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily al
U.4o A. Nj.
Night Accommodation Passenger Train Richmond
daily, except Suntlays,) at sis r. NJ.
, Inc oio Train connects at Washington with the $3.50
p Nj and the ala T. with the SIS A. NJ Express
from Washington for the different points above named
e. Through Tickets ed In l.ynehburg tho
Tichet Office of the Souhs side Raroad Co.. vi A. w HORN
Err, Ticket Agent
70 New York. ............................kl7 so
To Philadelphia. .... ..................... Is 90
To w ashin5ton and ALEXANDRIA,. 10 so
Psscngers for Washington set down Hotel
Pennsy wanna Avenue, free Of charge.
Pa sengers leaving Iynchburg go NJ by the regular
Mail Train connect Richmond with the Sis A. NJ and those
leaving by tho Freight Accommodation $50 A. NJ
with the 3lJ T. Al. Train.
Passengers and their baggage transported between the De-
pots kchmond free OF charge and the Depot Ho
ei Avenue in Washington thus saving hack
hire
Through Tickets be procured in Washington to
burg GAINESVILLE. Dayton Columbus. Ohio Decatur Jeur-
snnvic. Imdiana,o and Vino Indanana Louisville,
Kentucky 81 Louis Chicago, &C. &e, and all parts the
West. L Y baggage checked through.
THoS DoDAMEAD.
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Ne. ID sycamore street, Petersburg,
SIGN OF THE EAGLE,
DIFFERS to his friends and the public generally the
" largest and choicest stocks # WATCHES JEW ELRY,
3ILYERWARE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD, every variety In his line presented to the pub
He heap brilliant and beautiful be had In any other
establishment in is other In depart
meht articles manufactured mported) of the
styles and the most unique, classical and elaborate workman
ship. septs
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Once son iis-side hSni iroud Comunuv
PETERSBURG, July 1871. 1895. s
Ia q 5 1ls.lls7 - ss;;y

"a H 5fsRsazl;'E a7el1rssz sss;ss:..ssa
~ VIRGINIA SPkNGS, via South.side ita,road from D.
ersbig Lynelnutg via Va Tenn. kairoau from I.rb
to KNOX vhie'a East le-n and Georgia kaDad r M knop
.i. 10 nal"n WA "esrn and Atlantic kal'oad Dal.
from Chattanooga t" Htftns via and
railroad toh stevens'nto 'iemphis.
Through IcAeis points and The s,r;n
and bagsayc checked through the ote. suuth.s xxi
road, Petersburg ~ ''
The following schedule will be South Side Rail
road eommt"eins on ST NDAi next the 4th July inst
and continuing until further notice. - '''
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Com getting with the Richmond Dauvie Trains a,
barhe'e IJuneton) and with tn" through ~ nc
Arrive at burkeviiie (Junconj
Arrive at f"rmvie at. 49,
Leave Lynehbuig daily Observation-Disclosures. $50
Arrive M rarmv,iie Observation-Disclosures. =" n
Arrvea BorAevde tJunction) at........... ais =.
fnIii, r;iS $50
Connecting with Richmond and Trains a, Junc
Leave Pete, burg daily at. AM
Arrive al burkc,iile tJunetou) at............t2 NJ
A Arrvc a, a'nS,ie at; lao M
Leave Lynehburg daily at.....................5 AN
afINo al n INV nc AL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y2O
Arrive at ia'Aev'lle Guneton) at..............lo
A','' ~ esonis al 4iO NJ.
Travel VIII oe attached to the Train leaving Lyncburr with
rI'gn. Al ag A. NJ and passengers going up West viii
take ON and put OF passengers be strictly by those
@ h 90, ,IS and in no case WIN the train
'.son :, Wrhvile Blaeks aud Whites. No,toway g. H.
Burke,ie kieos High Bridge, Farmvic. Prospect Fauu
IN .''soeh' AfI'oaox Spout Spring Concord, James
CITY POINT BRANCH
South Side Railroad Freight Passenger Trains leave
rtieIsourg da'iy (sunda, sexcsp'ei, at.....1 A NJ
1AaN' Az, a. ivy foiht a"
Leave cay romt at. ......................e.au
Arrive at Pcte' sbure at ....................ala
The aoose Trans he Jamr. River sieumers
leaving tt Point Tor NorulK, and every Saturday morning
ame>r'" II oonni Tor New foik
The Afternoon Tram Road will hp nm only whom
.yIa.
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"a XIV CONS .3kSN.-Nc have this day nssOciR-
~ elves LIZ
hL y pur pose chu!ueuUs uomerdf G'0
toHatssO aud tVrTdFQHy Ls ass al The uId stand OF
no JouGsUu CO, here 'e >thIi be pleas
iiIeuus lutc
ti.rt prUul, Thea LUe cash advances
o II
JOHN u. i EE,
J.>uAKY LIST, le;G,-Jan dts ni.o.u. ". hoCkE.
NTOrsCl:.-AIn meeting Ci the board of Ri
~ aud haufad Company
the cc oi the Company ihu Uf ynvhourG IN
Saturday the i7ta OF January - The owns resoupns
WIRE adopted
nioon ls,nrcd That from and after the bisay OF leb
Ng aud Tennessee Raiload Company viii
stock kuod bi running On THIS I"at unless
u kled
pabie negligence Of the agents .ml"!rei OF his
Company.
Aosed That all claims against this Company fol loss OF
damage to goods produce, DC presented wnhn thiy
Articles been delivered
anIa3ts WM H. HUGHES. Srr'y
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QURNETT's COCAINE. 10, the Hair, iust
- received aud for sale by
jan 25-dta-Rsp. copy W A. STROTHER 4 CO.
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4 SPECIAL. MEETING Of the stock hsld~rs
n OF he iynehbnrs and Abingdon Telegraph Company,
viii e held al the Office Company in Lynchburg, On
the 23d day Il APRIL. next
by order If the Board Of Directors
mar ~ dt22ap WIN. g. NORRIS. Post.
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LIN kRPOpL FINE SA f. DeaAn factory n.icd,
Iuy equal 10 Jcires pareys .N.caea or IL Ja
Atsp iUU Marshall site
by nareh 70 ulw "A. = LEI, Richmond, Va.