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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08


for bacon, and we quote shoulders at II q
l73c, hams LOG lie. clear sides l091O1c, anC
and ribbed SIC from wagons From store
packed. &c advance on these uotations is de-
manded. Prime lard is in request at IL i
from wagons.
Groceries-The market is well supplied
and there is a fair demand at the following
quotations:
sugar--Fair 7@7sc and prime to choice
o@oa per ID in hhds., and z a lc advance on
these quotations in bbls; New York coffee SUI
gars log 1l14c; crushed apd powdered II 4 q
lie.
Molasses and Syrup-Molasses in bbls 4Oc
half bbls. 43@45c, and kegs 90 gailcns) 80c.
Cofee--Rio 1913 @l3c, Laguyra lag l5c,
Java ls@2Oc per ID.
Tea-Imperial 75c@s2, Gunpowder 45c@
81, Young Hyson75c@ 81 so, Black 35c@9I,
Atlanta, Ga--
Repo'teaegpressly forhe Fayetteville Observer,
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. I'd, 1859.
r.. Q. Wa7loce Esq
DEAR SIR:-There has been no change in
our produce market'since our last, which &C
counts for our not giving you regular quota
tons.
We quote to-day, with little better feel
ing, Bacon. Clear sides liz @Ii3&c hams
l11s@ l2c, shoulders 81 @SMc, ribbed sides
Tx CHIC. Flour 2s244 as 90 per sack of 100
lbs Wheat 81 per bushel. Feathers 45@
4Sc.
Very respectfully.
McMLLEN, FLEMING & Co,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
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In Old Lady

A friend informs US that Mrs.
Nartha Reynolds, now living near
Tullahoma, Coffee county, Tenn, is
lis years OF age. Her son, Jacob
Reynolds, who died about two years
ago, was a government pensloner'
having been wounded in the Revolt
tionary War, The old lady is still
enjoying good health.
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RAJ GDH-EMEEEe

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of
N E'laoEzR-ss Wiley Stewart. de-
ceased, are notifeato come forward without
delay and make settlement with the under
signed, and those having claims against tn.
same will present them, properly anthenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed BY law, @
they viii be forever barred.
JAMES STEWART, admir-.
June 9, 1859.
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WOOaCARDENG.

VIE undersigned having purchased tho
L Csrdisg Machine at Fayetteville would
respectfully announce to its former patrons
and the public generally that they viii be
readyts commence operations by the 18th
inst. It is our purpose TO run a wagon to
CanArgo, Halps Store, and also to Mulberry
aud Esqs. Boon's.
TEE1rs:--For Caraing white wool ten een:5
per 10, for mixed twelve. or the 18th pound
toll Cash or wool viii be required for cardiag
snparfably in advance. We hope our custom
ers win prepare their wool by washing clean
and burning, and furnish one pound OF lard to
ten Of woodland We will insure good rolls
May 10, 1859. COBB & PRICE.
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sHERIEFys SALE.


10y virtue of two executions TO me direc-
-kD ted from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, Tennessee. viii. on Sat
urday. the SfErday Of Ocf0beT.l 1859,
at the court-house door in the town Of Fay
etteville, offer forsale to the highest bidder,
for Cash, all the right, title, claim, and inter
est. that ~ II. Foster has in and to TRACT
OF LAND, situated in Lincoln county. Ten
nessee, in Civil District No 5, and bounded
IS follows. (to-wii;) on the South by Gabriel
kyseri and benjamin Rudd, on the East BY
James Martin, on the North BY John Noblett,
and on the West by Robert Stacy and Isaac
Williams. containing one hundred and fifty
eight acres and 10 polls. levied on as the
property Of W. III. Foster, at the suit Of
Calvin Stone.
". N. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
Sept ], lS59--4k-S4.
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Se,canee Nursery !! :!
AT WINCHESTER. IEE.A.

I HAVE growing in my Nursery FRUIT
\ TREES from l to 5 years old, strong and
healthy. embracing all the varieties suited to
this climate.
Nv Apples are Of the best Southern and
Northern varieties shifted to this climate
grated or seeding stocks, numbering over
100 different kinds.
My Stock Of other Fruits, are e1ual 70 any
Nursery in the South, all Of which will sell
as low and on as favorable terms as any dealer,
North or South
/ have associated with me in the nursery
business Mr. G.. II. CHERRY, a practical Nur-
sery man of many years experience, who viii
devote his sime 10 selecting and propagating
fruits suited to this locality
s. W. EOUGHTON.
Auo1,sf 1870
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

Sheriff S Sale
An advertisement in another col
umn. will show the reader that a
tract of Land containing nearly
100 acres, lying in the 9Th civil
district Of this county, will be offered
to the highest bidder at the court
house doorin this place, on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of next month.
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CHANCESY SAFE OF SLAVE.

ON MOndsay, lie Eoisa day Of OctO-
" Der, lS5o-in pursuance of a decree
of the Chancery Court Of Lincoln county,
made at its August term. I859-in the case Of
VIM. H. Holman and others, Petition to
divide slaves--I viii offer for sale at the court
house door in the town of Fayetteville, to the
highest bidder. on credit of twelve months,
except 5 per cent. in cash-a likely NEGRO
WOMAN named Celia, belonging to the es-
tate of Willis II. Holman, dec.
Bond and approved security will be re-
quired of the purchaser and lien retained
uponsa slave for the purchase money.
R. FARQUHARSON.
Sept. s, 1S59-4t Ck. d III.
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Valuable Tract of Land Tor Sale !

TIME subscriber offers FOX 4 <2NCO
j. sale his TRACT OF LAND s. s5e.7,
containing 45Q acres. about 230 s : -
of which are cleared ard in cultivation. II
is about II miles NORTHEAST Of huntsville
on Flint River, and adjoining :he lands Of
Messrs. McCrary, Wright. Humphrey and
Stone. The Improvements consist Of good
dwelling. all necessary out houses. coed Gin
House. Press, Barn, &c, and a wen Of never
failing water in The yard. The stock range is
very good.
The terms are, one-half cash when posses
sion is given, and the balance in one and two
years without interest. Persons desiring a
good home in a very pleasant neighborhood.
are invited to cali upon the subscriber. A
bargain tciA be girsn.
For particulars reference is made to @. G,
Mckinney, ESQ.,, Of Fayetteville.
A d. LANSDEE.
n.
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Marriagfs
MARRIED..

In this county, Tuesday, 9th inst, Mr. COL
MAN ROGERS and Miss LYDIA POLLY.
In this county, Tuesday. 9th inst, Mr.,
JAMES A. SHoEMAKE and Miss NANCY COLE.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

1st, Kind of animal is given. :. I'd, color.
Sd, description .4th, age. 9th, posters
name. 9Th, place and time of arrest....
9TH, valuation
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Gbr Narkfts --1atsst Datss
Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

OBSERVER OFFICE,
Fayetteville, September 8, i959{
OF We have prepared the following table
with a good deal of care, and believe it may
De relied on as correct
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sHERIFF.s 49,

SLlLs-l1EE - S5<&1L
, virtue of tEo wits Of venditicnj-eI-
E2 pOnsS to me directed ron she Clerk os
the Circuit Court of lincoln county. Tenn. /
viii expose to sale. 70 the HIGHEST bidder, fc-
cash, At the courthouse door in the town o.
Fayetteville, OF Saturday. The s1tss day
CT September, 1853. at the rishs. tile.
claim, and interest that 1'S0z7zs u. Fr,sEarl
has in and to a HOUSE AND LOT IN. Nul-
berry VILLAGE, in Lincoln county, Tenn. an
bounded ~ follows. to-wif:-0O the NeT.h
BY W. = Wool, on the East BY +. y. H'hita-
ker and DIR. Conn, on the South by I.eSis
Womack. and 90 the West b. The Nals Acat-.
envy and Pike. Levied on as the property of
Thomas FL. Freeman, at the suit OF +. 3.
Ramsey, by Crawford Carter, Constable of
Lincoln county, Tenn.
". II. ALEXANDER.
Aug. IS. 1s5s-4t-s4. Sfe1f.
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sHEREra SALE


ID Y virtue Of one writ of ven lisioni-exponas
BE to ms directed from the Clerk Of thl
Circuit Cour. of Lincoln County, Tennessee,
will expose 20 sale. to the highest bidder,
for ccsi, at the courthouse door in the town
Of Fayetteville, on Saturday, tiac cath
day % September, 1859. an the right.
title, claim, and interest that jasper ~ Rszrss
has in and to 6fty acre TRACT OF LAND
lying IN Lincoln cour.y, Tenn, in Civil Dis
trict No. IL, and bounded as follows. TO witt
On the South BY James Edwards, on the
East by TIE Baptist Church lot, on the North
BY Edwards & StovsI. sud on the West BY
William Giliiland. Lsvied on as the pre- perry
of j. \. Beaves, st the suit Of sLea.hervood
d Green, by j. Vanhcozsr, Constable Of
Lincoln county, Tenn.
W II. ALEXANDER.
Aug. 1S--4t-s4 SberF.
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DTG@oEUvsEoN.

DTG@oLUTEoN.
F'HE unde rsigped have purchased the in
i terest Of Allen johnson, in the firm
of Copeland & Co. dry goods merchants at
Georges Store, and will hereafter conduct
the business under The name aid style OF
COPELAND f. CRUISE. The books Of the
old 6rm may be found in the care of VIM.
Copeland, at the same stand, where all in
debted ere requested to csll and settle. The
new house designs keeping full assortment
OF Dry Goods and Groceries of the best qral-
ity, which they viii sell as low as any ether
house csn. Give us call and sac.
COPELAND & CRUISE.
Sept 8, 1885
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August 4. 1859.

We have employed Mr.. JAS. KiRKPA AT
RICK as our selling Agent. Amy trees you
may purchase from him shall be trte to
name. &c. S. w. HOUGRTON & Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

New Orleans. La
Cotton sales 1,6O0 bales Prices easier,
but quotations unchanged; Middling liz a
1lA. Corn very dull 75c. Coffee firm with
an advancing tendency. 12@12N.
New York. NY
Cotton dull, Middling Uplands 1lIS--
Flour has declining tendency. Sales %
eco bbls 494,40 Mixed Western Corn 500
So. Yellow S3Jz. Linseed Oil 5715@59
Tobacco 5@l2l5. Tea: at auction all quail
ties slightly advanced, except Souchong
VIII ch has declined. Whisky &c. Sugar du l.
decli ned11S on the week Muscovado 5B@7,
Coffee firm ll14@112l. Nolasses 37@42.
Cincinnati. Gs,5o--
Flour dull. White Corn 1883. Whis-
Ky %.
Ssc.byviHe. Tenn
Bacon-Dull. hog round SIC; clear sides 81
to Zoe; hams 81 a &c; shoulders 7e.
Lard--In new barrels l01c: old stands &c.
Observation-Disclosures zoe Red Soc; White
e5@90c.
Flour From $3.50 so
Corn-Per hushel 65c.
Corn Meal -75c.
Sheled Oats-40@50
Coffee--By the bag, 13@14c.
Sugar--By the Dbl, ~ @9c.
Molasses-By the bbl. 474c; half bbl. Soc
Nails--By the key 4K@54.
Glover seed-72{@8.
Salt--Fine sack 81 so; Dbl per bush soc.
Mackerel--By the Kit So.
Candles--Sfar 23@25; tallow 14@l5c.
Soda-Cask ~ Csc.
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Winchester and Alabama Railroad

k I, Es-zs s:ys
ErTRGE TA.BE-1.
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REV CASH sT0nE!I
HUGH McCLAaIN,

East side of the Pss57ic Square. Jetrreen DR.
Hoses Bonnsr's disSllis.g aila ". & r Petty's
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYNCH BURG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTER EST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That ON e N Sell them IN, vuin,.

That Sell 1bcsn BUp Rins.
n AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS OK THE LINE
oi thr Railroad Iynchburg Knox vile all OF Them
having large circulation The people of South western
Virginia and East rrnnessee.
Deay- ADV EkTISE AND GET RICH -usa
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNE> SEE MEMS, I p..,a,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, "''''o'
BROWNLOW' = KNOXVILLE Tenn " ana.
VISDICATOR. Jonesb"ronVh Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER, Merristown Tenn.
HAzETTE srA" Lcsns,ou.va,
H nnw2SfaT |ADusaoD,N..
SENTINEL. ,,,.,,, ~.
SALEM REGIS TER, Salem, Va.
THE VISITOR. Marion. snyhe Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOI, independence .Uraysonco Va
v phmof9H Vino, 5 rmras'e.va.
STAR AND HERALD. ClristiansburF, Va
wYrHEVIl.lE TEIEiRAl IL, lws,b.,n,, Y,
wI1HEVIILE TIMES, }''''''' ~
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union Monrt cuuHy, Va
ADVOCATE Jcnersonve, Tazewcl county, Va.
R REErriIIfH Danvnov Va.
THE SOUTH WEST rcarisburg, Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria. Va
Persons wishing advertise In o the above papers will
find il 1HEK call at the office Of the
Lynchburg virenian, UP STAINS where contracts will be
made. aud FoRwAHpi WIT HOUT DELAY.
will sso and forward aivertis o
IN the United States. A. WADDlII.
F,refnsn NirPinian Once.
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MEXICAN wArCuEs.-AppLE.

n
IN TON, TRACY 4 co. wh1HAa MASS, MAN E-A
rFAcrrRkRs oF PATENT LATER PATCHES AlSs
These superior watches mAto by the All of rev -
aud original machinery. expressly designed tn secure, whh
price, fine sihstaa durable and uniformly reliable
mck ccper The in construction and
by the highest authorities Ia be fautes in
principle and quality and have been proved by the most
acting tests Ia he rcse aud uusng action These watches
manufactured entire from the crude materials in single
establishment by connected and uniform proc,
uiac'"y being oEanzcd the ssmo that has hen
adopted In the production Of the nncQnalled American nc
arms whieh enables Ms To produce at oneah .
price OF foreign movement of the quality and we
guarantees tho perfect performance tor ton of every
watch manufactured by us
AL foreign watches made by hand the American achcs
being tho only made by mach ney uniform
tenn throughout Nearly all hand made watches doectvc
and naaly getting cut If order In many parts "i
the country simpossbe Ia dud good watch reparCr- aud
watch repairing In always uncertain aud expensive The M
PRODUCTION Of American sehcs dscsca Of this difficulty ad
country merchants. sich dealrrs Keep wae
OF their miscellaneous stock an thus sapply their
customers with staple which be used o 'r
article without hnmbug Sold by tho trade
orally, and by
nov d3mS weow.tl Is MAIDEN LAM, INV York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

On the 18th Of December, by the Rev. William,
Blair, at Green Lake, Texas, wv. NJ, BLAIR, Esq,
of Iayaccs, Texas. to Miss. JENN,g l. eldest
daughter of I. and NJ W. Snodgrass. formerly OF
Botetourt county, Virgins.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

CASE CoNTINuED-The case of Francis Emswel-
ler charged with setting fire to the house of Mr..
Henry George, at the Watering Branch. and steal
ing therefrom money amounting to the sum OF
$83. was called Mt Justice Knights Court yestcr-
day, but on application of the prisoners counsel,
its further consideration deferred till to-day
at IL O'Clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

SECOND NUMBER OF THE MOUNT VERNON Pa
pERs-Mr. Everett's second contribution to the
New York Ledge,.is on the timely topic of Christ
mas. lie gives an account Of the unseemly pro-
ceedings with which it was celebrated at the time
the English Puritans set their faces against the
observance of the day as holiday. and intimaes
an opinion that disgust at the coarse rcvelres OF
Christmas week had more To do with Puritan or
position than soctarian autipa,hy To the obser-
vance as remnant Of popish superstition.
pleasant vein runs through the paper, which CON
tains much Interesting information in regard to
Christmas. King Henry the Second, the Arch
bishop Of York. Cardinal Morton, Sir Thomas
Moore Lord Chesterfield, the Earl of Macelesheld,
Milton, Ben Jonson. lIudibras, Warrior. Sir Wal
ter Scott, and Washington Irving. are gracefully
worked into the piece. either in historical or a
literary connection. For sale at H. c. Fictor's
book store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01
FUNERAI, NOTICE

The funeral Of the late Mr.. WILLIAM SuarrsR
will he preached at tho Methodist Protestant
Church ON Sabbath morning. at IL o'epck. The
friends and acqunintanccs OF the deceased and Of
his afflicted family arc invited to attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

JoHN BARlEycoRN Blanks was found
on the streets Thursday night in very drunken
condition--was sent to the cage for nights re-
pose, aud the next morning introduced to Mayor
Branch who. after hearing all the facts in the
case ordered the disciple Of Bacchus to Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
rerriblo Railroae Aocident.

Arcrsr,, dA.. Pee 3l.4-A terrible Railroad nc
cident occurred this nrrnng to the train between
Columbus and Macon. Forty persons were killed
and drowned The accident Was caused by heavy
foods in the river. We have no further particu-
lars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

FlonrISo.-Michael Wall, charged with fight
ing Ormus Ryder, was brought before his Honor
Yesterday, and bound over TO keep the peace in
the sum of S75.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. II. d. Thomson, D. d.. will preach in
the Methodist Protestant Church tomorrow morn
ing and night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

STEALING JEwELRY.-Reuben, slave to james
f. Horner, was before the Mayor yesterday,
charged with stealing jewelry from f. c, Heydin-
rick. The charge being proven the accused was
ordered thirty-nine lashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01
Markets.

NKw YoRK. Dec. Sl-Flour dull aud unchanS-
Cd. Grain dull, quiet and unchanged. Mixed
Corn - cents afoat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

THANks-We return thanks to Mr. d. W. Do
zIER, for key of the finest Oysters we have had
or seen this season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

business MESs' PRAYER MrErINo.-Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer at the room If the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II o clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov h-dts
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MARRIED.

day, sad the parties recognised to appear at that
time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAiLRoAD.--We un-
derstand that the Directors of this Company and
the Board of Public Work" hive reached dead
lock- and that the question of terminus Is stlli an
omen one. 90 far as the latter are concerned they
not having in the decision OF the former
fixing the Eastern terminus at Abingdon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

The ATLANTIC Monthly, for January, has the
subioined table of contents: Olympus and Asgard;
Juanta Left Behnd Coffee and Tea; Men of the
Sea; Chcadec; The Illustrions Obscure; "The New
Life" of Dante; At Sea; Bulls and Bears; Tho
Professor at the Breakfast-Table; The Minister'S
Wooing; Whites Shakespeare; Reviews and Liter
ary Notices. The serial novel in its columns by
Mrs. Stowe, the Minister'S Wooing, is marked by
all the characteristics OF style and spirit which
have made the authors works so we'll known. 1t
is story of New England Immediately after tho
Revolution; and as the plot grows in the authors
hands, we look to see mastery portrait OF furi-
tan life sketched in this romance In q genial
and highly complimentary notice of the Atlantic,
The London Critic places it at the head of Ameri-
can magazines and, comparing it with their own,
saws: Difficult would it be for as, even now, to
prove that we have a better"
For four dollars we will furnish the Atlantic
Monthly and the Weekly Tngi"iam for one year.
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Fn"M v.K1;,NiA n NoMTm .. CAROLINA
TO TIL: " EST .

TO THE WEST.
guNlIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with Its much i'm
proved Western offers great Inducements
travellers Virginia and the Carunas through Washing
and Baltimore to all portions oil the Wcs the Northwest
and the Southwest
The connection between the trains from Washington and
trains West Wheeling Parkersburg from Bait
more always promptly made Al the Washington Junction
latey called the Relay ouse9 miles from baltimore This
~ M only change OF Cars required between Arlington and
River baggage checked through to the est
the W aSlington Station
1- he connecting trains leave Washington daily
A. NJ. an14.o p ~ on Sanin!s at the latter hour
Direct with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running Beliare the Ohio through Cam
bridge lille and Newark to Columbus. These trains
Newark with the Cars OF the Newark Mansfield
and SandskY H. H. for Sandusky, Toledo Detroit Chicago
AT PARKERSBURG
Is made lhy Steamboat miles with tho trains
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chicoihc, Cincinnati,
De &c. ,,,,
The Baltimore and Ohio trains connect with the Of the
Ohio River Railroad Tor Cleveland, Toledo,
Detroit Chicago and al, the Nsrw csicrn points direct
t- Travellers reauesi. notice that while this tho
atforlnz Through Tickets and hecks in WASH
ington IL il also SHORT EST, SPEEDY and ID.
RECT nearly all the leading points in the great West Th
miles, being miles shorter than by other
Fare by through ticket from Washington least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowcstcf the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
SPRINGS Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland, and ration
passeng ers may leave Washington at A. II or +2oP NJ
For the minor WAY Stations between baltimore aud Wheel
ing, take A. NJ. train from Washington
further Information Through Tickets &c, apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS. Agent at Washing st
". l.. SMITH Master OF Transportation,
baltimore Ohio n airoa id
.En1n (on1 lot II NJ D.ata
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

SuPERlNTENDANT's OFFICE. V. & RI,
LYNcaBUua. December ~. 1h5s.
su>ME running Of Freight mud stock Traims
will be discontinued this Road The "Sh
inst and until the Sd al January NJ will he
cciycd at the Depot, until the 81 o' January.
dec o. div W. & SMITH Gen Snpt
~ Papers upon the line c'iisirg the Company
please copy
rOOn NEWS FOR uOlsE- u EEPERs-
n We have just received superior article nf so Y
which will iwohirls the labor IN hirr u drec
tons attended Ia. VALENTINE \ HENlNG.
dec l1-dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

DOUBLE TEAMixG.-- Marsh and Calvin Shenault,
brothers. charged with fighting one George IL.
Stump. who resides the opposite side Of the
river in the Free State" of Amherst. were ar
raisned before the Mayor yesterday. In conse-
duence Of the inclcmency Of the weather, which
precudcd the attendance Of several female wit
nesses, the case waa continued TIL next Wednes-
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No Steamer Yot

HALIFAX, Dec. Sl,--1hsrc are no signs Of the
Steamer NOW due hcre.
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The EcLEcTIc MAaAzfSE OF FOREIGN LrTERA-
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.Pandora's Box Great Revision Convention"
"Caryle's Frederick the Great" &c.