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METHODIST MATTERS.

Rev. Mn. picKErr has kindly furnished US with o
copy Of the Minutes of tho last Methodist Conference
for the State of South Carolina from which We col
lcrt the following items:
]. The venerable Bishop, JAMES o. ASsREw, II. D.,
presided. The Bishops address at present is Sam.
meyield, !iluJumu.
.. Among the ministers in the Conference whu have
died during last year. upears the rarne of REV. JuHs
A. MISIcx who has been labuuring so long md 20
successfully in the Waccamuw Meek Mission. Mr.,
MlxIcK was one of worthy tumily now resident In
our district. In noticing his death the language Of
the Report conveys ordinary tribute to his excel.
leucc. brief extract two will suffice to show the
high estimation in whichho was held by his brethren
Says the kcport:
deeply impressed with the importance of his sta.
tion thsrc was shrinking from it, responsibilities
and the yigor nnd freshness of bis IniniStry-whcrC
there 80 little Of human applause to stimulate
proves that hi. henrt MIS- in tie work.
"None we're ton high to he uninflueurcd by hi;
gedly life none too luw u bc orgrluu&cG in hi. dis
charSe of Guty; he the confidence Uf the tuascr
aud the abiding affection Of The slave"
,. The number Of whites in full connection with
the churches embraced in this Conference, is given
81 los for tho year 1883, being increase Of 5s4
the number of the proceeding year; blacks in full
connection 39,7oO, IN increase Of 1891 upon 1857
4. The South Carolina Conference Missionary So.
ciety hus thry-one missionary stations in the State
most OF them for tho benefit Of slaves on plantations
comparatively remote from Gospel privileges. We
observe that Granteville is also station for this
kind of labor.
S. The Southern Christian Advocate, published al
Charleston, adopted the organ Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church, South, within the bounds Of the
South Carolina Conference. The psper is said to be
prospering.
g. The Publishing House Of the Methodist Book
and Tract Society exhibits balance Of $3OO,oeo in
ih favor after dsducting all liabilities.
I. Tho Conference has hvs collegiate institutions
under its supervision, viz Woford College, Cokes.
bury Institute, Spsrtanburg Female College, Darsn-
port Female College, and Columbia Female College.
8. The next meeting Of Conference will take plscs
it GreenTills.
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RAILROAD Acc1DESr.-The mail train from
Charleston, due here at one o'clock on yesterday,
did not reach here until four o'clock, P. NJ. The
detention was caused by an accident about
twentyseven miles from Charleston. A rail being
displaced, passenger car was thrown down an
embankment some fifteen feet, rolling over twice,
aud being partly submerged in the water. For.
tunately no one was killed though Mr.. Allen,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-16

I SEQ the communication to to Abbevills Ban-
ner, upon page first, in regard to General Mcow.ns
address before the Palmetto Association. 1t strikes
US as being fully satisfactory the point raised by
our own esteemed correspondent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-16
UNITED STATES SENATORS ELECT.

UNITED STATES SENATORS ELECT.
Tho following gentlemen have been elected to th,
United States Senate for the term Of six years from
tho 4th of March next:
Steven A. Douglas, Democrat Of Illinois, rssiected
Henry y. Anthony, Black Republican, of Rhode
Island, vice Allen, Democrat
A. 0. p. NichUlson, Democrat, Of Tennessee, vice
Bell, Know nothing.
Alberto Brown, Democrat of Mississippi reelected
clemont c. Clay, jr, Democrat Of Alabama, 70.
elected.
Willard Salisbury, Democrat, of Delaware, vice
Bates, Democrat.
James Chestnut democrat, of South Carolins vioo
Evens, Democrat
William P Fessendcn, Black Republican, of Maine,
reelected.
John P. Hale, Black Republican, Of New Hamp.
shire, reelected.
r. d. 7. Hunter Democrat, of Virginia, n. elected.
J. W. Grimes, Black Republican, of Iowa, vlss
Jones, Democrat.
Governor Bragg, Democrat Of North C.rolias, rico
Reid, Democrat.
WIN. Il. Sebastian, Democrat, of Arkansas, re.
elected.
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95- RUrK's story will attract the readers atten.
ton. Examine it we'll. Truth j. oft,n stranger than
fiction. Thanks to our far contributor for her con.
tinued favofs.
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COMM e R 0IAL.

HAMBURG, Feb. IA.
Corroy.-Ths market here during the past week
has been unusually dull and prices have declined to
Ilc for tho best grades. The prices quoted are
from to lie. per h., and no demand whatever for
the lowest qualities The receipts for the week have
been very light <.
AUGUSTA MARKET, Feb. IL.
Corroy.-Thc market to-day is stagnant, and very
unsettled. Correct quotations cannot be obtained.
We nots however, decline Of half cent within the
last fifteen dayr from highest point and TO effect sales
freely to-day, factors would have TO submit to still
further decline.
Sales this morning o. balssi Z at 81, Tat ., 8 At
O, 10 at o. at 81, Is st 10, At lot Al u LIT,
at III cents. Receipts, 7sS bales.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 10.
BAcoS-Sslss Of city cured, hog round, at 10 cent?.
Choice city cured Hams retailing at III cents. Per
steamers hore have arrived several ne lots of Bacon
and holders are asking IL cents.
LARD.-Sales at II cents, and in demand.
Cosn-Soy,rsl thousand bushels changed hands
at so cents. Demand good.
FLouR.-Stocks light-Worth from 81 50 to $3 pcr
saek, according to quantity and quality.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 1s.
BAcoy.-The domsnd for Bacon continues good,
and holders have been sbe TO dsYsss Of their lots At
full prices We quote the market firm vt @ Ste.
for Shoulders; Hams 9 @ 10r.; Clear Sides 10 @
losc.; and hog round " q 9ic. from wagons.
LaRp-Coptinuss in active request at l01 @ 103e.
for prims tho outside figure for strictly prime and in
good sized lets; and q loc. for No. !, put up in
good shipping packages.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 10.
Flour steady ut IS 50 q s. IS. Whi,ky-aslss Of
l,l00 bbls. st 2sis Moss Pork-country SIS IS;
city $40. Baeon--sidoI ~ q OF. Lard-,sls' 500
bbls., at Iii @ II 4c.
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A FRIEND.

The GREATNESS OF THE UNITED STATES
The Russian organ, published at Brussels, in
speaking Of the Presidents desire for the Jul
sition of Cuba, ascribes to the United States a
position OF some Importance, as follows:
The war which might result from it would he
far more disastrous than the Crimean war, which
has cost 80 much gold and blood to tho world.
1t would be war with q nation whose products
are the first element of industry in all parts Of
the world, and wbose commercial intercourse
makes an important branch of income for most
governments. 1t would be-a violent rupture Of
all the arteries of commercial circulation it
would be fatal separation between Europe,
which needs America, and America, which can
dispense with Europe. Take from England the
gold of California and tho cotton of Louisiana,
and her industry will at once be stopped in its
prosperous action. We sincerely hope that such
a terrible occurrence will not take place.
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@ CLOUDSV1I'ILLE l1l|51I'I II, 6. ACADEMY /

AZ
TyHE Exercises Of this Academy we're resumed
lion the 1.tinit., under the managGnentof
thesubscriber. .
The Scholastic yssr will be divided into two
SESSIONS Of Ave months each. : -;
Rstes Of Tuition for the Term Of 10 Months.
FIT Class--Spelling Reading and VIII. =
ting, 3io~
Second Class-.Arithmetic, EngHshGram- -
mar and Geography, :! ~ S2GU
Third Class-Higher Mathematics, Latin,
and Natural Philosophy, @,N
The above Academy Is situat b miles East
of the Pine House. 10
Send in your boys At once You shall receive
full Yalue for your money. None need ent1 IN.
less they intend to submit to close spplicatio1and
stria discipline. B. F. t0VELAG.
We, the undersigned patrons. take pleasufy
recommending the above School to liberal
of Pnblic patronage. --
q. n i iWsvEa,
n z. P.H. KIRKE
g. MCDANIEL.
81 r. II. H0LS01
= JIH. SWEAEN
WIN. TONEY.
Feb l8 Ste
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-16

How TO co TO Bed" In freezing winter time
do it in hurry, if there is no fire in the room,
and there ought not to be unless you are quite an
invalid. But if a person is not in good heshh,
it's best to undress by a good fire, warm and
run INTO room without q IRE, jump into bed,
bundle up with head and ears under cover for a
minute Or more, until you feel little warmth ;
then uncover your head, next draw off your stock.
ings, straighten out turn over OH your right side,
and 60 to sleep. If q sense of chiliness comes
over you on getting into bed, it will always do
you an injury and its repetition increases the
ill-effects without having any tendency to har.
den" you. Nature ever abhors violence. We
are never shocked into good health. Hard usage
makes no garn mt last longer. er."-HalPs Journal
of Health,
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qbe aopfrtisfr.
ARTHUR ShaKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEPIELD, q. G.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1859.
JETEI,,S CHURCH.
REI,rf,rouIs NOTICE.

REV. D. E. HABERsHAN may be expected to preact
at this Church on Sunday next, (2Oth Feb at P.
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For the Advertiser.
puBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant to adjournment, meeting will be held
on Saturday the 10th of this month, to taksinto con-
yidsration tho African Slave Trade.
JACOB WRIGHT, chai b.
J. 7. NICHOLSON, sec'ry.
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Private Entertainment !!

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the travelling public. that be is prepared
to entertain transient Boarders on reasonable
Being only an Agent he cannot afford to entertain
any without charging them the moderate price OF
81, % per night for man and horse.
W. c. HALL, Aqt.
Febl4, 1859. tt 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-16

REV. J. D. II. CoRwIy, Universast, will preach in
the Court House at this place, on Sunday next the
2Oth inst,) at ) o'clock, P. n.
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State OF South CaFolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Thomas 4. Rhodes, Adm'or, Applicant,
VS.
- Racinss and wife Rcbecca and Jesse
X. Arlington and wife, Defendants.
IT appearing 70 my satisfaction that RacinsS
4 and his~ifs Rebeccs, and Jesse 4. ArraIae-
ton and bis wife, two of the Defendants In this
case reside beyond tho limits Of this State: i 3
therefore Ordered that they do appear end object
TO the divisionor sale Of the Real Estate OF k1a-
beth Walling. decd, On or before the Ath May
next, or their consent 10 the same will be entered
Of record. W.. r. DURSOE, o I'D.
Ordinary's Office, Feb IA, 1869. 3m
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MILITARY ELECTION.

MILITARY ELECTION.
At nm election recently held in the Lower Battalion,
Ssluda Regiment, Lieut. THos. L. Smith was duly
elected the Major Of said Battalion.
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SHOULDERS-.A choice lot Just received
- and for sale at 10 Gents per pound, by
T. ROOT.
Feb l6 r. 1t 6
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of:Bamberg was seriouly injured. A lady named
Hallstein, from Charleston, was burned, and
with her father, was badly bruised, and returned
to Charl.ston.-Augusta Dispatch llth inst
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pETURN DAY APPROACHES!
IL And all persoa indebted to the Subscriber
can fnd their Notes In tho hands Of g. v. Ean-
drum, Esq, for collection. Those indebted TO Mrs.
kosela Blalock, who fail 70 pay the annual Int.
rest will find tkeirs In his hands also BY next
Friday afternoon. P. 4. BLALOCK.
Feb 16 It, T..
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Public Sale.
Executors Sale,

h1echtOfS Oate,
DY Virtue of an order from W. T. Duf
ID dinary, we will sell to the highest
WEDNESDAY, the 2nd Of March mel
late residence Of Theophilus Hill, decd
A GANG OF Is NEGRO1
Eight head of Horses, Mules, Stock Of Col
Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Bacon, One Wagon, Cd
Cart One Carriage, One Buggy, Plantation 10
Household and Kitchen Furniture, being balanc
Of the personally Of said deceased, not previously
disposed of. -:
Purchasers will be required to give Bonds pay
able lst January 1860, amply secured, bearing In
terest from day Of sale.
L0D HILL,
R.G HILL. VIZ
FebI6 q G
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NOTICE.ArAll person. having my demsndi
~ against the Estate OF Levi NevbS, decd,
are requested to band them 10, properly attelted
by or before Thursdsy the 18th day Of May, ssI
intend making Hnal settlement OF said Estaie to
the Ordinary's Office, N EdgeHeld c. H., on that
day. An those indebted 70 ..id Estate sie c1'
pe''0o - pAy ~ saS1S ssas 'G''IMo IEDMoNps. Aaarz
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G6gefelb gateftiser,
ryRWseF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
,u..,sHrp EVERY "WEDNESDAY uo.slsa.

SIXKiNS, D. B. DURISOE 4 Elljh AEESE'
PRorRIEToRs. E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

had noe -arsa IN any eas.. learning that Mr.
Simms vas n, dying condition, the Mayor re
manded The prisoner % jail uatil to-morro~.
Az lats boar Il - afternoon Mr. Sinans was
in very critical eoHdtisn, and scarcely hope
was entertained # IL re&,ssxE Daring the day
he bore hisaa1lfinkl rlik rest faetisade. and oe-
ca-isnAlll 4lept soundly, yrsm he moment he
was aAcs BE ssem< 4 5Eel 1het tlefe Fere no
hopss 81 his rsroselS. ~ ii In conversations
with his fFioind4 xh gatkefcd anfp1nd bis he'd
side. weepine bitter tears at bis rad late, he told
them he mnst die ard tbek iease If them. During
most of the f,rsnnon, sRevs. Messrs. B1ggs and
Duncan attended, him. esnsersed with him ah'ut
his iusurs hopes. anapesyed with hin, and tor
hin, sAb n sv,eluek he made q profession If re-
lieion, and 4 fbfslSsd Willingness 10 die. The
scene is said 10 have heen Almost affecting one, aud
to have caused flow IF tears from unused to
weeping. After his conversion, he fell off into
quie, slumber, aud slept as peacefully rs an in
FAINT.
As there were but two cyewitnesses to the
shooting. and fears were entertained lint they
might not recognize the prisoner. 1t was deemed
advisable that Mr.. Simms should see him. This
fact being made known to Deputy Scrgeants Bray
and Hall, they took Melton from the JUL and cn-
veyed him tn the Exchange Hotel. Wien
ductel to the bedside Of the wounded man. Mr..
Sinms looked upon him and then said: "On Wy
dying bed, | swear TINT the prisoner is the man
who shot me-" Melton was Immediately taken
out Of the room and guarded back to his prison.
Mr.. Simms il about twenty-seven years ut age.
lie has been clerk at the Exchange Ilatel Tor
several years. and behaved by all who knew him.
He is a mason and Knight Templar. and is, u
niserNally pc ,ular with the members Of th,se-iu
stitutions. Richmond Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

Nsw CoxcERR.--Is will be seen from their an
nouncement. published in another column, 'nn. :
the old ana fayorably known grocery mouse :"
franklin Brother, has ,nadea change IN It's
business, the late Arm, diasolying by limitation.
Mr.. j. II. franklin, . yeung gentleman, VINO mas
had considerable sxperisnce 70 tna. .rale, mas as
the arm. and the businers will hereafter be con-
docted under the style Of Franklin & Go. The
Messrs. Franklin are all reliable and worthy gen.
tlemen and are eminently deserving liberal shnre
of the public patronage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
dissolution of Co-partnership.

yEyIE heretofore existing under The and
firm ii Franklin Brother expired b. Limitation The st
indebted The requested 10 come
forward uad settle their il is impuIan! Lat i b
.,ss should he closed up practicable ie name
i The concern will he winding bt b>hcs tr:e
n, Ia our friends liberal patronage eXi.ntd 10 the con
rrrn Of Frankn Brother for the last five years, we
Ia sljii the RI Of rihk
T.. =, - JAMES FRAAk1IN,
H i xsrunrrc Sent IS 1859. T. FkANKLIH Jr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

Olp orrEspgR-Js 0Conner, venerable
Ir;sbnaa who has repeated hoaored the Mayor 8
Cou,t with his distinguished presence was bund
an The s,reet Wednesday night in biz normal
state /. 1. insensibIy drunk--was sent to jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

Fnricur TsApE.-There ware received ut the
Depo. Of The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on
Yesterday ~ ioaded cars consisting of the follow
ing: 1873 Bushels Of Wheat; % barrels Of
Flour; 1900 paands Of Misc 'llaneous;. There
nerc is loaded cars sent West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
pockat. and Table Cutlery.

Pocket and Table Cutlery.
ury eis department Of trade Is the most extern
yc and varied have yet had the pleasure OF onefng
to the public embracing Pocket Cutlery from sne cnfppss
Il Knses Cutlery in full ivory .es or ~, hRrs s oa Tn
handoS tHu'c's' ' SAMI. N. SIMPSON.
t..i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

As soon as the Lynchburg Extension shall be
completedA-which will certainly not be later than
the 18th of December dext-there will ne two
daily mail trains through from Lynohburg to Cor
donsville, the Rrst morning train and the second
in the evening. both trains making close connec-
ton OF Gordonsyille with trains to Richmond and
Alexandyia. ss4s fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
New Millinery and Fancy Store.
Mss ROSENS'IlltI. e. GU I,NlIIEK

NISS lt0JsoI44NN I1IIs q u 2 Ta1N TfIIIt
flAkE pleasure in announcing the ladies ind citizens
lynelurg and surrounding country that the, have taken
the upstairs door of the Warwick nu. where they WILL
and amer I'm III, 18th Inst offer for inspection entire
and large of Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Hon
nets, Caps '"rs Head Dresses Pins Nets Jr~rlt, Orna
ucn Emhraiur, Rucica, French tcrseis, Hoop skirts la
dies ii"sc 'o,c- snNony Yarns real russ French Thread
aud liloni nccs
III, Ladies respectfully specially solicited rail- and
stock Of goods which OF the latest sly l.s and
which will sell NJ WhnirSa retail An Ne ask s trial.
confident offer such Inducements 10 purens
must sc,ur, their orders. sept l5-diy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
NEW CONC Re X N.

TxNE subscribers have associated themselves together or Inc
4 n,rnose Of doing GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
under tic style and firm Of FRANKLIN Go-tdniing from
ill., iii of keep hand al all iinesn large and
well secled stock OF Groceries, Liquors. Domestic Dry Goods
Ne and pay special attention to the sale Of Tobacco
Wheat Corn Flour Baco NIL other kinds of Country Pro-
dnc They aatte themselves that from their long experience
in business thai they will be able 70 do as we'll for tci! friends
& H. blIe GENERALLY as any house in The city, and
nrse 10 nae their exeons to please all who ma. iav"r
thn with their patronage They will occupy HE GA stand Oh
~ 1Iann Hn.s ' JAMES FRANKLIN,
"A0' L. FRANKLIN, TX,
, 90 A.. JACOB ii. FRANKLIN.
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Lynchburg Ambrotype and Photographic
STO al ID r. Il d Il.
d. H. BLISS.

No. 1872 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
u EEPS constantly hand good assortment Of articles
IN pertaining the Photographic ART which he is prepared
TO furnish trade upon the most Reasonable terms
Mr. b. having practical experience in HE OF picture
making years feels confident ta he IL able To
entire satisfaction 10 his customers in the selection OF articles
used In the business
orders country promptly and faithfully attended to-
II Il.dLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

IVDRdIIiI,
ADD Fellows Regatta handsome and SNOWY styles Breh
\Ieu respectfully invited call mud supply iensse
approaching festival Call before they all
gone. Qnny,h 26lIsif WIN. ]" fAGE
lNCLECTlC MAGAZINE, for August,
L. Gotey's Lady's Book,
Peiersuus Magazine, =
Ballous Dollar Monthly,
Just received Ut NIC1OE'S BOOK STORE,
July 2i.is li Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

HouR CHASokD.-Ws are requested tq my that
+. meeting IL the Executive COMMITTEES g tie AZ
rcaltural Society will be held = IL sslosk sn's
.rnounced. ~
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NOTICE,

NroTicE is hereby given that the Arm Of William H. na
~ CO b.s this day been dissolved by mutual
crmsr nartner George Hall. Eeirng therero Ing nu'he
will hereafter be carried by Wc H. Han n, 70
LyscHBuRG, Sept ~, lss9 '' "
sept 2D.dts
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EEMALE COLLEGE.

L1NOHnaNG EnhEs, ~ u. !.
i nrst Monday In September, with u EhH tOps IF Itnfss-
sor ample facilities for instruction IN all the bfanches Of
study pertaining "A EDroATios.
ADMINISTRATION Ia English for term Of i've months,
$40; In Latin French, s10 iu Music $50; Board for i've
months as.
No deduction made for absence under two weeks One hal
the Board and Tuition required In advance
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply 10
July 25-d&cly sAML X. COX, President
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEAIY
AT THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
If you wish to prosper, Advertise.

i I'M FUK INC Tn'
road from Lynchburg Chattanooga and other place,
them having large circulation among the people south
Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEw Ira, Floyd c. H., Va. NIRGINIA Ecno Halifax e. H.
WnI6. A.. II Tenn. NEWs, BRISTOL \ a
Era,srrn N"'A'''' 'e'" UNION noA''' '""r'ior" '"a
SENTINEL Rogcrsvie Tenn. DEMOCRAT, GrrenrNii. T"uu
lNTELLIGENcER Morrstown" ADVERTISER, Chattanooga,
STAR, tI.x,.,.,, ". PosT, Athens,
SAzErTE, V VnMosnar' Abingdon, Va.
DENorEAr, ( '"'o'', v" REGISTER, Salem. VA
VISITOR, Marion, Va STAR HERALD, thri,Iiansbg
bENocIAT, v,....,,. w PArRIol, Gray [. H., VA.
VINO, 5f'"'''o' va. TRLEiEArM vr,,,a,iu. "a
DEMOCRAT, Union Va. TIMES, "E"e' w.
RE6IsrEg, nu w., ADVOCATE, IazeweIiC H., Va.
REPrRticAS, ""'' Va" SorTIl- VEST Giles G. H.,
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va RIIUHIlc Az Winchester, Va.
wishing advertise the ahoyc papers VIII
find call the Office The
burg Nirginan, STAIRS, Where contracts viii he nu and
ndy criscmenis WITHOUT
s-f will also receive and forw ard advertising 10 paper
In lie [ nied States. A. WADDIII.
For, Nirunian Office
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TuASKs-we return thanks TO Mr.. II. NJ. Ar
mistead. for ; basket Of delicious grapes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

RHODES, sUPER-PHo sPHATE Linn +

RHODES UPER-PHOSPHATE LIN L.
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