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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

LEXINGTON CADErs-The cadets of the Virginia
Military Institute will pass through our city on
todny, friday on their way to Norfolk. to Which
place they have been invied to attend the Fair
which opens IN the It'll
The corps of cadets now number one hundrc |
and nincty-iour rank aud file, and noted. as they
are. for their fine military appearance and sol ilrr-
Ike department.. will make most imposing dis
play during their stay abroad. We are sorry to
learn that it is impossible for them to remain long
enough with us to g. thrnug, some man@uvre~,
but hope the Superintendent will make arrange.
menis to stop day or two returning. We should
be glad ii our citizens could have an opportunity
10 show their hospitality to the young Virginia
s''dcrs. and to witness turnout of one of the
best drilled corps in the country. Their appcar-
an'e woud no doubt tend to infuse n military spi-
rt among US. and awaken desire on the part OF
every one to have am ng US q handsome and we'll
disciplined cnmrnnv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
Markets.

New YoR4. Nav. 3.-Stock- opened lower, but
closed frmcr. Virginia 6soii Cotton easy with
sales Of 200 bales. Flour irm and common
brands advanced 5 cts; Southern dull and heavy
at IS so to 5 20. Wheat firm but ~ Southern
in market Corn dull mixed % to 90 ct-. Mess
Pork SIS 81; prime 10 81. Whisky .6l,
BALTIMORE Nov. g. Flour firm, Howard street
81 81. WIZ heavy, white II 80 to SO; red
II % to 30 G rn dull and unsaleable. while
and yellow - to 9Oc. Provisions qu 81, Mess
Pork Sl5 to l. % prime 81 to II 25. Bacon
sides - - to TO- Nhiskcy dahl ut ~ cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

BALTIMORE. NV. 3.-The returns from the State
election bold Yesterday arc very meagre. but seem
ties show gain for the Democrats Of fur menu
hers of the House Of Delegates aud two Senators.
IN the Fifth Distiet. "f Anne Arundel county
gives Hughes, Democrat, for Congress. majority
49, which is gain of 60
Frederick gives Hoffman. American, for Con.
cress, majority of about 400, which is n loss of
1872
The entire vote OF this city is not yet in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

IRVING ON THE Sruup-The Farmvile Journal.
IN giving an account of Temperance Celebration
IN that city, Monday night last, thus aludes to
a,Iemperanc4 Speech made by Mr.. Chas. Irving ::
Ar. Chas Irving being nresen'. though not Sun.
was called out and responded briefly but eloquent
~ lie narrated in n graphic manner some incl
unts in his own history. illustrative Of the evils
!" temperance. bore testimony to the good that
va Teen accomplished by the Sons of Temper
S1''; a'd graceful and glowing tribute to the in
no"nee Of woman, in this well Is in every other
to,d work; warned his hearers against the baleful
,nnuenceS nfsir"ng drink. and concluded by an
"'Ihc'nS his determination to be temperate man.
anu to unite himself with the Sons"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
CHURCH DEDICATION.

God willing, "Tyreanna Chapel, on Winston's
Ill., will be dedicated to Divine Service Sun
day next. November 9th. Dcdica,ory sermon by
Row. Sam'l X. Cox, Mt IL o'clock, 4. N. Seryc"
expected also, at 3 oclo.k. r. NJ. Citizens #
Lynchblrg aud the vicinity are invited to he pre-
sent. nov l-lt
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T.. HANDSOME DIvlDExp.-From the statement pull
Mu nea III another column. it will he seen that the
IIa' .ors of the Farmers and Merchants Savings
sr su.aton of this city, have declared dividend Of
,no. per cont out of the profits of the last six
NILS This simple announ cement is ample
Of ~. ~ the efficiency Of the officers having charge
VIC interests Of the Institution.
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VIOlhIng and 1;entiemcns' Furnishing Trade,
Gunsi Guns't Gunsiti

NJ la receipt The largest stock 81 GUNS
w hive bud tn" pleasure ri exhibiting, comprising
uf The us celebrated London makers, such hs Moore
Co, VIM. Grrcur, Echil, S"n Manon llns"n Mortimer
Lewis N Tonnes, ranging IN price from II I" flW
Nt. DiNons Finsks aud shot nr Game Lag Gaps, Winds
,hug cmtci, cupn, III ipr The field
Also, tui'N aud shooters, A'ns, smith n W,r~n and
ShHtIs's saloon Pistols, single hatulled lI-in
ALSO, Another ituck ha- celebrate kITEs manufacture
c expressly tr and which have given Hnth n rrnl sns
tt,tIun all and >..p them. tDlIlpt NJ N WILLIS,
sept 3b-lts - Mau street.
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FREIsHr TsApE.-rhere was received Mt tn"
Depnt Il the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 80
oalal ears, consisting Of the following: Wheat
4,03S huahnls Flour 23S barrels; Stock 00,00o
nnnnads Miscellaneous 9S 900 pounds Coal H.
u ,n bushels. There were % oaied cars sent W est
this morning
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Steamer Signalled.

S,cKviLtE, Nov 3.-rhc steamer America has
been signalled, bur it is uncertain about getting
the news ever the Nova Scotiaa wires.
LATER.
SAckviILr, Nov 3.--The Nova Scotia Telegraph
line refuses to send the press report, aud the tx.
press will not arrive ill morning.
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Suicide of Il Virginian.

WAsnINGroS, Nov. 3.--Lcwis Jones, n Young
man, Clerk in the General Land Oflcr, and n SON
of the late George II. Jones, Of Virginia, commit
ted suicide, ly blowing his brains out with piss
toll
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N ew Conc ern .

nS the ls of January neat the uf the Concern
~ will he announced In the meantime, the House viii b"
conducted 10y TIA" undersigned aud he hopes his friends an the
puulr will continue 10 extend 10 il the very liberal ntronagc
which long ed Every utt"nonH be paid
and of The finest and most complete assrrimcs Of goods
u Virgins viii hc soil upo accommodating terms
l.. IL. GIL -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.--The Coroncrs Jury, in
the case OF Sonny White, returned verdict OF ne
cidental death.
The inquest on the body Of Kyle is now pro-
crossing
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Fire at Now Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Therc was an ncen
diary fire On Cheppew Street tn.Iay-loss $4,000
and another on Apollo Street. by which severn
buildings were burnt--loss 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

FBNIE cnIartncrsp heretofore existing under The sty and
OF Glass Ranc il This da! dissolved hy mutu con
Mr.. Ranc rccs from the All persons having
agans, the rm will please present them To Mr. Gss
pay meni and all persons indebted 10 the firm will MAKE
IN e him, his authorized agents.
Il. II. GLASS,
October 2ih, 1S,9 tHAS. J. RAlSE.
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\ ItARI

retiring from She concern of ,a-s & lain" beg leave -
1 lender friends and III" public sincere thanks the
very liberal ''aag I'd upon The House during M long
~ih H. aud respectfully request that their IA IT he
extended 10 the which, am sure, VIII In ever!
merit it. Ic 2t-dts tIiAs. u. RAiNt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

IHARMERS AND PLANTERS AssoCIATIoN.-There
will be exhibition In this city the 9TH Thursday in No
yember Of fat cattle sheep poultry produce and vegetables
The exhibition 10 be held al liberty Ware House. and the sale
to be conducted by John y. Hawkins
The objects Of the exhibition TO improve this market
well accommodate the Farmers aud Planters to which all
of the latter In this vicinity invited TO contribute their
ducon AMER the exhibition and SALE there will be meeting
Planters at the City Hotel for the purpose OF organzstoo
the organization to be styled the Farmers and Planters Asso
citation nov. 2-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
JOHN l.. HAWKINS,
Proprietor Of the CITY Hotel,

ESTEEDED moving To his plantation this Fall but eircum
He will continue until the lat OF March,
which his lease will expire lie is thankful 20 the c
l., nclnr9 and the travelling community for their III
Grad patronage, and splicits continuation of the lie
pledges hm II la keep house that shall not be second 10
In HE city Persons wanting good family single
he furnished He IL prepared accommodate all Tint
come, and that with the best the market affords
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

RUNAWAY Acknowledgements slave wo-
man, belonging to Mr.. Thomas C. Lancaster, who
runaway from her masters house On Monday
night, was arrested yesterday morning, near the
Sunnel. by officer Dowdy who delivered her t.
Mr. s.
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CANDIDATES Fer OFFICE.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE

E-ts" To THE VOTERS orTnE Cry OF LyNcuB,.HG:
! announce myself candidate Commi,
oct Ii-it,lofc. wM H. rrRPIS.
n.3!~ We are authorized 10 announce GRAN
VILE JORDAN candidate f'r state Commissioner Of the
Re, rnur for this district Oct @ditoic
De- The untlcrs ,ucd, having been appointed Wy
the Common Council Commissioner of the Revenue Tor the
tiy u" lAn"hnr., respectfully announces himself Il, enhh
HE occ for the state. A. person has here
held both offices, lac hnp> Ia receive t, sulpo 81 thu
voters Of l.lnrhnurg b. n. III bANh
oct ll-dtl"tc
FOR CLERK.
Rs3g. We are authorized 20 announce JNO. ID.
ALEXANDER candidate for the trksip "f the County
Court ut Campbell shPt 2>-'il"h
Ely" We arc authorised tu announce n COR
Don Candidate for the tcrkship % the County Court ."
tampbcl made tn"al 10y III" resignation "i Cleo M Dab
hey, Es. Election ist M"NnA, in November sept lldt"
RS" We are authorised t" announce WARNER
r. ZONES ESD II candidate t1crkslp Of the Comm
ty Court nj Campbell county sept lldAc'i'tr
By To THE VOTERS OF TUE CouNrY OF tAmr-
HEIi ASp Cry INScnRrRa-l myself
ddate for The tcrkship of The Count, Court Of Tanpb
sept lI'lidote THO. /" AREiNGlbN.
E-fy~We are authorized to announce X. +. MAN
son, E, candidate for the Corkslp of the t"uniy Court
nj Campbell county SEPT lHdid"ie
E,sg" 10 TIE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL County AND
Cry OF IyNonErn5l candidate for the Office of Clerk
the first Monday in November next Having been npbut
ed 10y the Court t"dcarge the duties of the office until Clerk
elected taken with other business That
requires par :" my Time aud mn unavoidable absence rom 'he
county Of 10 II day, between tins mr and the day al oc
the dn. Of election shall lac pleasure to elect mr I" that
office shall ioc grateful and will disc sorgc it ds
in such to merit your confidence
Respectfully, - ...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

GENTS GOODS.:.EAI.L,l S5g:
FVNlIt subscriber has received his FALL AND WlNlEE
i GOODS, consisting of m! line Of Black and tolorrd
Cloths from medium 10 the finest best Doe Skins, plain md
corded Black t~smcrs; best fancy French Cassncrs Vet
and Sk NcsnI &c all the newest styles Of Buttons Tor
prcs, Coats Business suits and Vests; and Is prepared with
thu best wnrkmeu in the city TO make any garment 10 order
oct i5-hfts WM. l.. PAGE.
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FRANKLIN d Co,
WHOLESALE AND
GROCERS & COMMISSION ME CHANTS

GhUCEkS " CUmMl oolUN NE e CnANIS,
No. ~ M1fn street, Bert dOor 10 IiIorfV Warehouse
l.. & IL Is L re, V A.,
VVAVE on HAND AND FOR SAIL
L 20 bags Rio LAgura md Java Coffee:
0n bbls Brown Extra Ca Crushed and Pu, crlzcd I.ar.
1900 lbs Ioaksyillc md Union Cotton Yarns;
2U1 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
40 sacks Liverpool AMI Virginia Salt;
20 boxes Adamanilne aud Ialow Candles:
80 sides good Sole Leather;
800 Blankris;
10 Iron, tammorcd Rolled, Band, Horse shce Round
oval md Hoop;
- cases heavy Boots and I.rogans, Shoes
New Orleans aud West India Molnses yru Bleon slea
"nf Sugar Mnckeci in barrels and Kits Green and Black Teas
Brown and Toilet sonps lce, Soda Spices, Ginger Pepper
sail Pcire Alum, Extract ogwood indigo bladder Starch,
Window Glass, Putty, Wagon Boxes, Spades sho.ei Trace
Chains Grind stones, Grind Stone Fixtures ors shoes Nail
Rods White Lead Zine, Tanners oil. Upper Leather, Cast
shear and Bsered Steel Axes, Colt iu' Rachng Powder
Shot, l4ai PHine. B#fk,ts. NCs, Ncsis of Tubs
Wrapping and Writing Paper, Slor h al Irvine Demjohns
Stoueware, Staple Dry uods. brown benccd and
striped DOmestics, Phs Iins Jeans, kcrscys Full Cots
Flahn.ls Bed Blankets, taic ipaccas, with Inrge
AMI ol nur and Liquors,
~ Particular attention paid 10 The sale Of lobacco Wheat
Corn, Flour aud all otlcr Kinds OF Produce and prompt
trEt, made for the sale q. oct 29-d4c6
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WAsnI>GruN, Nov. 3.-Mrs. Senator Dough
to-day received extreme JUNCTION and ii is though
she will not survive the night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
Ei.st Premium Hats-EaII style!
No. l52 Main Street Opposite II. G. Vic OF o.
LYNCHBURG,. VA.

IVO IJ6 III 0tIUot, OpEtBILd n. U VIC OF D.
LYNCHBURG, VA.
First Premium Awarded at the Late
AGEicrirtHAL MECHANICAL FAIR IN THIS CITY.
~ THE subscriber would call particular attention the
q fact that his HATS made by his hands always
% fhe best material and warranted please In parea
sale lie IL decidedly egotlsm
Whatever yet he cannot refrain from II In this instance In
that he is sure bis Hats cnnn" be surpassed in Workman
sb, material and style In this mark liz would as0 call at
tcnon 10 his extensive assortment Of e Has and Cloth
vet and Navy Caps OF grad the newest Fall style
He confident that his Of fine FRENCH FUR
HATS and fine CLOTH CAPS cannot be surpassed In variety
and extent In this market.
The attention Of and Tobacconsts respectfully
called 10 his variety OF Servants Hats and Caps
call Ia most respectfully solicited before purchasing
He would also state that he prepared manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE HATS 10 order, the beat
material and they made by his hands,
nish them at reduced rates. GEO. NJ KELLY,
Del Za~ds Agent 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

AN UNFORTUNATE ExPFpIrloN.-Ea,y in Octo-
Der party. made up of three families. started
from Charlotte county, Va, moving t" West Ten
ne,sec. DR.. Price and family NJ. Reed ard Eaml
IL, and Mr.. Dennis and family were tie emf grants.
and i'll luck seems to have attended their steps q
yer since they have been on the road. Dir. Prito
was detained at Big Lick with a sick child which
he buried after brie illness: Mrs Dennis burn
ed her foot very severely the day after they lett
their homes; an t, cap the climax to these mis-
fortunes, the night Of the 10Th ultim', wael A
bout miles East of this place. the tent under
which they sleeping caught fire aud was en
trely consumed, burning Mr. Reel and his child
severely that the former il in nost precariou,
condition, the attea sweet baba of II months,
living only % hours after the accident, DR.. Prcn
having buried his only child ut Big Lick, hurried
10 overtake his eliowtraveer- aul found them
in this deplarable situation Their expedition,
thus far has been sad chapter of acclcnts.
Should they still design continuing their WY to
Tennessee, we hope they may meet with better
luck. Mr.. Reed, tho very badly hurned, is SLOW
" recovering and hopes to be able to travel in
short time. - lPWher1ie TeleYupt.
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Later from Charlestown.
Extreme Illness of Mrs, Senator

CuARLEsTowN. Nov. g. Brown's Counsel have
resolved to carry his to the Cohrt of Appeals
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t':. I Eri'de.
GEO. >. DAVIS.
GROCEIt AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,


No l3l Main ST, ! :, nchnnrg. Va,
receiving and win keep ham. large mud sel a'l,.tel
stoh "t bro.reS staple Dr, Gnnis arlW Nu"l s9rr
Shoes baois, Hats Iron. Scrl all al which viii il
,r cash Short ,trii, aud invite NIL In
goods examine his sioux bcio" hn,ing. He hns large lot
- the following Gupls
Furd Cloths "a and t. tas~ctr- Cassurlts mud kctstys
Mere lankts while nnd cnIur,d he'd blankets, - Ahd ~
sole I,nilrr, Lining aud Biniin: skins,
frtnt aud philadelphia ,nlt >kinN Peg, Last, &c;
Tann,,- lo,ls, Tanners on, Lamp il aud InlloN
Itns,, OIL Xinr and White Lead, toa and Japan Narush
HeluNs, Vices, AnNila, Screw lnics, Files aud Rasls;
Steel springs Iron \ Nrls, ~pindl,S aud h"laitfs,
Hmm icrri mud E"c lIa Sheet Iron, Gust, smear uld Bis
tered St',l;
Eai Cotton, Cotton olnabugs, brown and cnc,d Cotton
tlIths:
Sug.r coffee. M"lns-g-, Syrup, Sat. Nails, Ne, &c.
viii Tia" high price Tor N,r Hh Rolls tniltrs.
Be,-waN nlow aud ali other Country Produce. Gan 1T No.
l31 at :, dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
A Card -Ren1Oyal

WITH view Of has ing arg house. and one in
w central position thu undersigned will rEso, LIS STOCK 81
llffla Tho sflHE lDl No H5
MAIN STREET. ,rintr lN knows ~ laHcen's" directly
"r" hr fHruct aud Virginia Bnnks, which hrlng
f'''l elegant HE Hnl
Mis- h' uc,tted the lsi Of O. l>|. lAv made
ir additions stock in the oI the last month,
Tho Fall Trade, h"lr Ia present such inIGfvmcnt nd ni'r
tons will command The attention aud custom Of the public.
These visiting and residing HE city cordial. tuSii" 10
nninc si'cl In the way English Table and rh"i Cut
T. ~, Gnms, Rifle and Pols, II ust teIhg ti"o h AMI
Iari Nnrr, LncLs uf every Kind, Wond and Willow NHr,
1r1,h Gins OH arpcN b shade Nindo" torier hunis
and Pms, turpu,ra and other Mechanics T""i- Ntriink
Mai rails ANrS and springs, Carriage Cloths and rc lc
", Hubs aud ~I"kes LcHihr Bands Cum ieliH apl IH,h
SKINS AMI other Leather Findings
die bus S'irrus and Filings rcii and other - n-,
Warranted i,s Farming icn,ils DC, Nc. Beside de-
stpt"n oi ariros not generally oun III Hardware establish
mrnts. >. NJ SIMP-tiS,
Successor a. Sinpst 4 Bro.,
OIL inals lAmrlllnry, Nn
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~
i'll. sell II bargain IN Engine and Boiler and va.
Iorsc Wagons. The Engine is about siXccn-orse power,
and Of the bost in this place. The Wagons new AMI
made by one makers. Apply i3 Main Street.
oct Il -di-Gciawts GEO u. DAVIS
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ATTHE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

r AN AGENT FOR The following papers Die Tine u rl
road from Lynehburg 10 Chattanooga and other places n o.
them having large circulation among the people of south
Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW ERA, Floyd l. H., Va. VIRGINIA Eouo Halifax e. H.
WING, VA. n TESS. NEWS, Bri>to Va
MrsE Ten" HDS
81: rtYEI iJscrsyie Tern ;ENotGAT Wills. Tenn
lHIELLIGESCE Ell, Morrisown" ADVERTISE, Chattanooga
G GA1hrrr Lexington Va R blnad Amen, ,n, Y,
DEMOCRAT, L'"e'!' Va REGISTER, Salem, va
VISITOR Marion, Va STAR llFeAip. 'htistiHnshs
DEMOCRAT, lr,...,o Va PATEioT, Gray son {. H., Va.
WIG, N' - TELEGRAM w,LryuI. Va
DEuocRAT, Union, Va TINES. "'"'' ""
EESrTk Danvo Va .r ts H. va
EI Alexandria, Va. EEPUBLIrNN Winchester. Va
Perssns wishing advertise in of the aho'" papers Will
find call AT the office ri the ncl
Nirgnian where contracts VIII be mHg, AL
advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
eI will also receive and forward aAcrne 10 any paper
in The nited States. \. WABDll.i.
sept lists. Foreman rginan bhcc.
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DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist,

10 l. fully prepared Ia perform all operations pertaining
- f$>to the dcuia prob sim IN the beet Iur-.b.,
an Gliy warranted Va every respect.
Jo extracted l.! ho aid Of ''rlrlcIii without pain To the
paiicnt.
= Office OPPOSITE Cri1'ns savings Iank, Main street
l., i,hl,urg, Va.
grrrrrNcre: WIN. Owens. NJ u. VIM. ~ Owens. VI. d., r.
II G!mcr NJ -. Thus /. ik'r NJ ~. John H. Patterson
NJ L., AirN T"mtt ms, 80 Snu' Mc'otLi, Ed John H.
1rr ~, g, y. Rookie, - ioln t. snl, -, T. D. iy,
l-i YIN Z. laurt!, ESD, J"hn H. Tyre, Esq, and H. H.
ln,A. ESD mnrrh = Iltlf
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cTTx AND STATE AFFAIRS.

c,,curr CouRr-JrseE MARSHALL PREsIDrNc.--
The Fan terra con nencsds yesterday afternoon.
1'be Grand jury being sworn, the Court adjourn-
Al nntil totnorrow. The following are the names
of the Jurors;
David E Spence. Foreman. A 3 Ructer, John
II Seas, Wm Crampton. George d Davis. James
u t,ouidman, James NJ Langhorne. JAS PAYNE,
rell ,Ianes A Stieler, James A Ssheolfell, Maui
r;cs Moore. II Il Sherman, anisWm II Lydick.
No other business Of impostAnce was trans
acted. 49,
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OFFICE PLANTERs' SAVINGS BANK,

LyscunRuG, NOVEMBER 9, 1859.
TgNIE meetings Of the Directors Of this Bank will be held
L the Office Of j. II. Robinson.
Discount day "WEDNESDAY Paper intended for discount
be offered on TUESDAY before O'Clock.
The stockholders requested to their rns install
mcns Immediately to j. s. Cow+n nj the Exchange Bank.
BY order OF ths Board VAN TAlIAFElslo, sec'y.
nIIul
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FOR MALE.
c. s. LISS 81 Co,
Lynchburg, Va.

c. s. BIZ S s 81 Co,
Lynchburg, Va.
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, Crates, Hollow Wae,
MANUFACTURERS or
Tin, Copper and Sheet-1ron Work,
ROOFING. PLUMBING, &C.
M would call the attention nj purchasers IA ctr new sup
w p, of the above named goods, which Ne arr weekly re-
cvving Having been selected PERSONAL, w" great cnl" Ill
prepared and NIL with the os ornamental cconon-
icn comirtabl, durable, useful simple, desirable, aud the
hausocs pancs strongest cheapest largest aud best ms
had the pleasure oi Offering in this mark
cordial In, aon Is extended 10 NIL 10 examine our
stock. the stove AMI Range Waehouc III Main sei,
Lsuehburg VA. l.ept disl 4. :. bliss 90
10Th Semi-Annual Card
FENliE subscribers invite the attention Of their numerous Gus
toners the public gcuoral, their extensive end com
piete siock Of FAIL ANh WINTER GOODS now In
comprising every article pertaining /" the
Clothing and tentlenlcnS Furnishing Trade,
mined mnutan the Wide spread nnd favorable reputation III
establishments have spared no pains 10 rAcc nee
in Department. and 10 M ur the wants of all clases
customers.
The list imp,tftcly indicates the ,atirt,
tlea q" which only he oian"i h, cN
hest qunii, French medium md low prices Bonl
cloth Coats our Cloth Coats always heretofore having taken
Tia lead IN style, III, aud general perfection VIII he iun'i Ia
I's%iht those sold b, In former seasons Choice
>is Casmcro business Suits over Goats, Farmers Eiing
Coats Inverness Nantes. Congress over t"as "r Emanuel
aud material French Yoke Shirts, large stock al
hand, ~ht made 10 order when otcrrrdf
plcr stock 1T Mems Int Wear of best make anl rial,
taNats, Scarts beaufort, Eox Mouunmh,r Garhal, and
other si,l Tics rnrncns shaw Il aud a,cng blank
laiwa, lus Gloves xiii tHlf Wuh, NORWAY, Cassmcrc
1hread the famous Mountain Buck, and other scasonnlo
Gloves Packet liakcrrhf Sork-. Dressing Robes Sc Ac
III EEot tbs ~lAfER co,
sept 2s-dts lni Man street.
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DIR. =. B. CIIRISTTA\.
& Change.

ERsipEScE h street, next door To the African tlurc
f%- orFIeg ri WIN. \. Stroh"r Il cos Drag - re xS3
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Change.
an the on inst, tn interest Of Mr. join -n,.- decd in
Y the uf staples, MART" Co., ceased Tie
The future will be conducted under sgt, of STA
fLte MARTIN PnNEttN nj the old and siani
Of staples Martin Go" opposite the VA. Tcnu Railroad
Depot where shall BE- glad may
favor us with II call THOMAS II APLEs,
jobs :. MARTIN,
d. T.. POWERS.
T. S.A flll supply If always hand ut low
ufI, t,.'2l -it