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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
FRIEND OF TUE PLANTER.
News from tho Plains.

DEATH OF KIT oARsoN-INDIAN TRoUBLEs-NAvI1A-
TloN OF THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 23 1859,
The Omana Republican announces, ON the an
thority of PERSONS just from Fort Kcarney, tho
death # Kit Carson. the famous mountaineer
which occurred mt Taos, New Mexico, where he
was Indian Agent.
Ma pr Schoonoyer. agent for the Upper Nilsson
ri Sioux Indians. arrived ut St Joseplis on Mon
day. He reports that the Sioux have sworn ven
geanco n;ainst the whites found in their coun.
try.
Major Schoonevcr snys that Yellowstone river
in navisable for steamers for nine hundred miles
above its confluence with the Missouri, and that
goods can be landed within four hundred miles
IT Salt Lake City, and very near several forts in
that region.
DEPARTURE OF Gov. WISE FROM IIARrER's Fer
RY.-llurper's Ferry, Nov. 23-Gov. Wise and
staff left here t-dav for Richmond.
Maj. ueneral Taliaiorrp arrived here by the Elk
press TAIN last evening from Gloucester county
and has assumed, by direction Of Gov. Wise the
command Of all the forces. Gen. Taaerro does
not supcrcede lionel Davis bat was entitled by
IA k t, command the whole If the force Col Da.
Wis has been dislranuise,l under the ntiluelline
act from holding any ohce. civil or military, in
Virginia. lie has acted here AS an advising Off
GER.
There nre now about ono thousand troops in arms
hero. \ rumor was ailoat to day that there was a
party ct outlaws in the mountains near Cherry
Run, but it is,not credited The sentinels at Char
lestown are reported to have been fred on last
night.
Gov. Wise exhibits sort of fear OF n rescue
being attempted. lie thinks it best to have a
good i"rcc out. In reply to gentlemen. thi.
morning, he said that he never had the least feal
on the subject, but considered it the finest oppor
tunity c'cr ofcrei 10 put the State in military
training, | can now, hc said, teach my boys how
to carry biscuit in their knapsacks and to arrang,
bullets in their cartrdse baxcs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
To the Afflicted.


cf~ ToRMENrED with Pain, aud scorclet with f.vcrs,
W as we know and impatient such Affections
must necessarily make y"u beg that will compose
sell one moment that learn the extent Of your
dies and 3ler you, II We prescription for their
Are yoh lyspeptc, and has stomach refused perform
Its functions III your strength failed and life has
burden IL We uaer in BAkERs pgENIrA rIERs
never Milling remedy Tor lie. Are troubled with
headaches, AMI hnnr Vision Then
resort 10 BAkEhS BIiER- hope Ar. you
ing from consIipatcd bowels and torpid liver! BAkEgs PRE
MIN Bli1Egs viii arouse both and Civ them that Vitality
essential 10 health. Have delicate fmales and tccthng
Ing away B,kEIe itn TIE valuable dis
covered VIII strt ut the ui their diseases and give
them appcles aud strength Dr soa live In section where
agne and fever hold continual sway? II you ma, laugh at
these diseases and g! their power provided YOU nlary
BAKERS SilfErs DEr hu thniC, Cholera Norbus aud all
other diseases arising from and improper
lions, rapidly yield Ia the eah giving influence this great
medicine which si throughout this county, Drug
gisls generally nnd used other
medicine known. These Filters t,er home.
before they offered 10 ~" uf the wo and
they known and appreciated the pop desires
who need their mid may moderate Price only
30 cents per boil..
For Bale by all thu Druggists in Iyuchburg and by all
principal Druggists III tho c OF iichmond and elsewhere in
Virginia; also, 6" Nrsr, CMss s!ou 90, Washington ely
d. G.; H. H. Stabcr * co.. Baltimore Nj. ID. b. Micr Gov
ingon Ky; and Barnes Pax, \. Y.
oricrs n!ed by addressing H. BAKER, Proprietor,
oct N-datis Hiciuond, Va
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ChOfara

III -. PERRY DANIS-SR:-Thc benefits hay. recci,-
RcS cd from the use of your invaluable remedy. Pain
Killer induces 10 word of praise for IT, Experience
has convinced that for Headache Indigestion,
Stomach, other part OF the Severe Ghls Wea
ness Common Colds, onrscncss, Cholera, Cholera Murbu
Dmrrhea Dsentcry Tooitnche. &C. there nothing better
than the Pain Killer have this hour recovered from u
attack Of The Sick Headache, by using sioon
Mt thirty minutes interval In wine glassiul hot
confident that through the blessing Of God, saved
The cholera during the OF 1913. heat
dust toll change of diet aud constant exposure 10 infected
atmosphere, System daily predsposed iyseery at
iacks, accompanied VT" pain, for which Pain Killer was
so,ereign remedy caspoonll curing
hour, or at the nos, halt day. have heard
OF Dysenery being cured b, lis Put would
stop the tootache Gratitude and desire general use
has drawn from this unsolicited testimonial lis favor
oct 2t.dls u. T. ivy L.Ol JR. Minsirr uf the Gnanel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

Re:s;i Made Clothing at Cost.
HAVE stock of coarse Clothing hand which offer
i sale al Cos, or Cash. DAVID LAWSON,
nov 28-dts 81 Bridge 81
6NIlFEsE, tIFESE.. CHEESE!..--5O boxes prime Co.
~ sen Cheese and 10 boxes prime English Dairy Cheese
sale by noy 25-dls NJ. ItOLLlNS " co.
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NJ oipk-Iagain request all perssus having claims again
~ The late concern OF Glass kano present for p
ment Immediately
lo-dts II GLASS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

fSINE SPERM OIL have for sale Sperm Oil, extra q
qualify Tor sewing machines; also Lard Oh, Lam On
tanners Oil, &C.. . 4 - q = j. H. THOMSON
nov l7-dis' wv Drur.a
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISED
NEW SPAPER ADVERTISING. AGENCY,
ATTIII, "VIsGINIAN" OFFICE.
II you wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR the following papers the line of rail,
1road from uehhurg 10 Cnan"osn and other places nil
them having large circulation among people South
Virginia and East Tennessee.
NKw ERA, Floyd q. H., va. VIRGINIA Ecuo, Halifax C. H.
WmG, VAN Tenn, Nkws, Bristol, Va
EEa@rk,, u ia"SN''A Joncs'or0,Tenn.
txSr>Ei, Rogcrsvie, Tenn DEuooGAr, Grecnevc Tenn.
lsrCtii1ENokR, Morristomn ADVERTISER, Chattanooga,
STAR tv,xi,,,,, y. Posi-, Athens
S srxl,Sr, Vn nS,S.sS, Abingdon, Va
DLMnoaAT '' '"' REGISTER, Salem, Va
Nisrron, Marion, Va. STAR " HERALD, Cbrsansb'g.
Wns Fiueas,e, Va rsTs" &c, Grays0n H. Va
DENoon,r, Union, Va. TINS, W!ihe'hle' Va
REGISTER, lpa,x,u. Y, ADVOCATE, 1azcwell c. H., Va
kfrt BLioAN, J -" Snurt- WEST, Giles c. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, W. RErtRiioAS. Winchester. Va.
ferssis wishing 10 asertise in of the above papers
ma 10 THEIR INTEREST to call on the Office OF the Lynch
burg Nirginan contracts win he made and
advertisements FoKw
~ VIII also receive and forward advertising PAPER
IN the tnlted States A. WADntLI.
Sept ls-A Foreman Nirgnlnn Office
oop SHIFTS and Skirt supporters just received and for
Al sale al less than tie usual price
NOV !ldts L. A. Il I. KINSEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

Eus received at ENGLEpovESa Another lot Of those be-
- it'll Black Trico Beaver Cloth Coaks 1or lddies
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N nov s1-dts : = - = ryr<srop,.
C9xSTAL WATER npR THE HAIR No i.dy shosld he
Without bottle OF Crystal waiur II she wishes 10 s..t
Made and for saie b. Il IA T2i55sSsl{orS, ~, '1tA
NV 10" DruReise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

- 1mpoEtaf a WHOLESALE A Retail Ds.A..
No. lob Main Street, Iynohhnrc ~.
EJAs NV sspss ans w1isss srsssysur n A. va,
HI krgs Ee9eak aotnFHl u China lass mi ensl
ware ookhx SsseeS Castdi, Hasdssre ssd TAM Saeee
nSsy usoa -. .hs IA csh q WheIssa,s and ' sa,
"ppa ,s msy NJ tssnA "'''
Tennessee 10 and price my gosds fe,nc ~ L
can offer sqch must sses a S.!
The n,oss careful Allegation gives u paski,r mad.
and forwasliag thyn Win dispSsek s,, , g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Valuable Diamond NM Property For S,l.

80 lNrEAbfN9 10 pemove fssua the eity Off, , sai''
a sae, MY RkSIpENOk, % DlaSaad Hui io..,sp t ate
The Acres Of Land thsrssc being the same p "A
property y 6oBissoy among ffss most dessbe In G ~ hs
The hou g brieS sSfaiAs u sooms: = " iLoroarh r.
ID waier The ground perfectly level and : Is in ell
sa na ~ e ny .hs Properly asss dr
.on, as ~ Val - ~ Nigh shssaetsr 81 he ueiKhbor
tsrRa Wit " sens6hi6ie sIi tisc osst n III,
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NOTICE

an AMI after MONDAY next there will be no Feu insyes,
~ In this Depot until further notice. owing TO the
conthtion OF the Depot ~" T. D. JELLIs,
nov ii-dts - a. Gen. Fr. Agt., Va Il Tenn L. T.
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E1F An 'o1er Of shs coguy CAssa % esrp,,h>x eor.
ID lection will be held ataks Oeassuse d s.jd count;
SATURDAY NE fSth d ~ ths ptsesN nAents Noxrgas, ~
Justice OF The Peace in Dist ias No or Couftous H.,
An ekeiion VII alec he held ~ t pexi December term ~ %
Pseskyng ss.iee forAaA csuu6ys1 II Z '.' ''
BY orlsrof tn usapiyfous,.
nav 23 dta6uN s J.vu. u ALEXANDER t1.-t
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BIZ d. 4. PaiEL.fss, ,AUcssosstsal Z 7

Pew In -. Pnels Gharch &C AyettOn.
~ 10 a. Paah chures By esdss q Trs.sess - 80
Is dts 9zsYsti &C. X. sf1fXLk4s AucfY .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

fs,RIMMfNas, at reduced prices at = q
4 nov 2tdu l. a & T. KISsEY's, t56 Main 81
Scor1's Iafaptry Tactics victor's
~ Hardees Infantry and Rifle Tactics at Victor
nov 2ldts y. :. CayeIry Tactics a, Victor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

..A- M N oti CO.,
hNfNG purchased tho stapston Mills Of Charles Scott
ESQ, nm now In market for WHEAT. and vii ihc
ifacnbuKS ASH PnicE for any prime Wheat delivered n lhr
Mills. July 2Td4ctsI JAMES L. IuINi."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

DEATH OF KIT cARsoN-ISDIAN TRuUBLEs-NAvI1A
TIoN OF THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER.
Cr n,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

German Anchor DOltfng CiOth.
gUSHE subscriber would inform Miners AMI those sliur
i Mills that they have hsnd splensM siocR Of Bo
tihs Of the above cessasei brand, whc thry viii ssl
low be bought In She Market Let IN m want esn
they can rely upon getting gssa astssle.
aug 2J-dts - "fH 'STI6I.ER PETERS q ca
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

ter emerged again. Her aston
ishmeus. SAYS our informant, at
finding herselfin the same posi-
ton whence she started, is too
ludjcrous 60 be described She
looked This way and then that,
gruutel her dissatisfaction, and
finally returning TO the original
starting place. and after a delib-
crate survey of things to satisfy
herself that all was right. again
entered the log. ON emerging
once more on the wrong side,
She cviuoed even more surprise
than before, and turning about
rctraccd the log in the opposite
direction. Finding this effort
in vain, after looking long
and attcutjyeIyat the position of
things, with short angry gruut
Of disappointment, and perhaps
fear. she turned short around
and started Off on a brisk run;
nor could either coaxing or dri-
wing ever induce a visit TO that
part of the field She seemed
to have "a superstition concern
ing the spot
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03
Choiera-Inrantum &c.

The National Intclligencer,
at the request Of a corrcspon-
dent, publishes the following
simple cure for cholera infantum
cholera, diarrhoea, collie, and all
diseases OF the alimcutary or
cans, generated in the summer
season, by the use OF fruit or
otherwise. lie says: - an as
much opposed rs any alIopathic
or homeopathic physician can be
to any species Of quachery or
empiricism. This is the result
OF many years Of positive per-
soual experience in my own tatn-
iIy-with myself, with my child
rem, with my neighbors, and
with my friends and acquaint-
ances. 1t ought to be every
where known. How many lives
it saves if adopted. 1t is simply
this-One fourth of an ounce Of
pnlvcrizcd cinnamon; the same
of cloves and gum guaiaccum,
each; put into one pint Of old
and pure whishey. ITO be well
shaken before taken" Dose for
an adult onc-half Of q wine glass,
80. 1... 1.-..E en-
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

On the "a Of August Mrs.
Timothy Bradley gave birth to
eight childrcn-throc boys and
five girls. They are all living,
and are healthy but quite small.
Mr.. BIS family is Increasing
fast. lie was married six years
ago to Eunice Mowery, who
weighed 273 pounds on the day
of their marriage. She has
given birth to two pair of twins,
and now eight more, making
twelve children in six years.
it seems strange, but reycrthe-
less is true, Mrs. b.. was one of
three, her mother and father
both being twins, and her
grandmother the mother of five
pair of twins. Mrs. B. has named
her boys after noted and djstin-
cuished men; one after the Hon.
Joshua Il. Glddings, who gave
her a splendid gold medal; one
after the Rev. Hon. Elijah
Champlain; who gave her a
deed Of 80 acres Of land, and
the other after James Johnson,
Esq, who gave her a cow. Mr..
Bradley says il is profitable to
have twins, as the ueighbors
have clothed the others since
they were born. Mr. b. is a
poor, industrious laborer, but
says he will not part with any
of his children while he is able
to work.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

The New York corrsspondep, of tba
Charleston Courier writes: Almost cycr.5 ady
that is anybody, is now out Of town The
business slreets are les, crowded than usual
while the fashionable ones are entirely ao
serted. The Young men in the down town
Wholesale stores have nothing to do but 10
i"al, read the papers, aud try to keen cool
The splendid residences in the F.rh aycrrc
and other similar streets, are barred and
to.ted, and even a procession with q band Of
music brings no one 10 the windows ash IL pas.
SOS bat the servant girls who remajna al home
They have o good time playing The lady while
their mattresses are dancing at Saratoga and
bathing at Newport But / would have YOU
E"o~ that som" Of the maid servants here are
a very good looking and we'll behaved elias.
A most amusing Illustration OF The attractive.
ness OF certain people, and OF the iufauation
OF others, occurred tine other day. A Young
man from one OF the interior States, having
come TO town, though, 70 but right and proper
that be should pay hia respects to a family
with whom some members of his own had
been we'll acqugiated. He got himself up
regardless OF expense, aud having been
shaved md shamp1uued az Pbalou's. and
having dinued at The st. Nicholas. he started
60 call upon his ortstocratic, but unfamiliar
friends Ringing the bell, a very handsome
young woman came 90 the door and let him
'u. Upon inquiry as TO whether the folks
were at home he was Informed that they
were not but tina, they bad been out of town
some time, aud go,ld be absent all summer
The young man was fresh from the country
and could not distinguish The lady from the
ladys maid. Having heard his sister dise-ibe
Miss B. ho made mp his mind that the
person before him wus none other than she
whom no had called 20 see. The maid scr.
want denied tho soft Impeachment, but he
would have it that she was only PLAYING on.
He had, a night or two before, been 20 see
"Sbe StooPs to Conquer, at one of The then.
tres. The maid'servuut finding itimposslble
20 uudeceiye the young man from the country.
invited him 10 the parlor They spcu, the
evening very pleassHlly together the ready
and spirited conversation Of the servant con
vinciuE heS visitor that she was INTELLIGENT
and handsome enough 20 be the daushtcr or
the proprietors. If she were not Under tbi,
conviction, he went TO tbe hotel. not however
until be had assured her that he would caH.
again, and bis sleep was Of course sveeren,i
by pleasant dreams. Ria visits we're f~rrgpent
and constant Aud alfh,,gb a.. A..
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

PRICE OF SLAyEs.-In response
to the many enquiries made
from persons at a distance, as to
the prices that slaves are COM
handing in this market, we pub
lish the annexed statement, fur
uished 10y reliable authority:
No. l men, 20 to rs years old,
from Sl,4j0 to $1,000.
Best grown girls, II to 20
years old, from $1,275 to $1,32j.
Girls from 10 to 10 years old,
Sl,l5O to $3.50.
Girls from y to IS years Old,
$1,000 to SLIGO.
Best plough boys, II to 20
years old, $3.50 to S1,425.
Boys from - to II Years cid,
$3.50 to S1,37j.
Boys from y to l. years Old,
SLIGO to $1,000.
Likely families, and also boys
and Girls, command high prices,
as there are several gentlemen
in market who are purchasing
for their own plantations in the
South.
LRiclmoad J-a) Dispatch.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

ESg-A young lady being kissed at a picuic
BY q co7ceited fellow, took offence at f..
vhereupou he pleaded in excuse that at such
a time he might certainly be pardoned for
usiug a little liberty. Co. she replied, arch
ly, 'beceuse these are dog days, you think
the privileges Of puppies must be enlarged
but if we eufr The law strictly, you would
be either muzzled or pounded
~ You re a little bear, madam "Sir"
@About he shoulders, I msSn, madam
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

One Of our western farmers
being very much annoyed by
his best SOW breaking into the
corn field, search was instituted
in vain for the hole in the rail
fence. Failing to find one, an
attempt was next made to drive
out the animal 10y the way She
entered, but cf course without
success. The owner resolved TO
watch her proceedings, and
posting at night to a fence cor
ner, he saw her enter at one end
of a hollow log, out side the
field and emerge at the other
end, within the enclosure. Il
have you now, old lady" cried
he, Accordingly he proceeded,
turning her out once more
to so place the log (it being very
crooked) that both ends opened
outside the field. The next
day the animal entered her nc
rustomed place, and shortly af-
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

tG~ A sailor, calling upon a goldsmith in
New York, recently asked whaJ might be the
value Of an iugot Of gold as big as his arm.
The shopkeeper beckoned him into a back
room aud primed him with grog. lie then
asked TO see the ingot ooh, said Jack, ~
haveni got it yet but I'm goiag to Pixies
Peak, aud would like to knew the value Of
sach q lump before / start"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

RG~ A thick headed squire, being worsto,
by sydney Smith ia au argument took hi.
revenge by o~xclaimiug, III had o son VIII.
was an idiot, by Joye, Id makn him O par
son. 'yey probably replied Sydney, "Ju
I see your father was Of different mind
Is there a heart that never sighcd2
Is there O tongue that never l:ei2
Is there au eve that never blinked2
Is there a man that never dr.uked
Is there a woman that never faintod2
or 10 there one that never painted2
II SO, then Heart, and tongue and eye,
Must toll a most COMPOUNDED lie.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

gey- Tho Providence journal speaks sf
girls bursting into womanhc1d Is it fair
20 call a Sweet sixteen o Dusisrf
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

GB@ Horne rooze yeing asked by George
ILL., whether he played cards, replied, II can
not vCur majesty tsll o King from a ,ug-.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

B5~ "That's the rock on which we split
said Charley to his wife when she asked hin
20 rock the cradle.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

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H'',', Imports 'n' OPINION -L''o" VIII 10
'. N.'" ''' poor 'e'lo"a ""o nave no h''fJ
ga u" .'e construction o. N'a'"s' "'my'
are ''.'"'" 10 vote ." saAooi matters They
may vote Tor ''hoa' "%,acers, school taxes, aad
everything PeI'a'"tnE 20 i"e organization al,
Che Common schools equally with men
Co"ioruog Tins mu'N OF Tie elective franchise
0pn" iD""'as 's in''a'd 's 900 experiments
LtA'tNW"Hiut Aug 1.-The receipts Of
gold dust az this ~ cg Tor the past week have
am united 90 >-J. 900.
Tile Democratic T.rrt,r,,I C.ny.,...,
which convened at Torcsa Yesterday r.,.
mated $ w. johnson. District judge i'm I,,l.
. as delegate to Coutrass from Kansas
lay~ ALoudou papar says. Attbo Chanel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11

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lidell Gtinme Geb5r 0eben uno bem Niufe
fpl9e!l, uip CT rirD b~inaussieben nit leiz
ner Sbbnen nur1 baS rpma1tl(be Minncz
lptotbal nab Ger Gtdtte> 100 Der 0ptt BET
Ureupe uno pss 0trAnii9sn6 1eirer Sent
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