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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

A FoRErAsrE OF A NfuGER- WoRsHiriSG ADMIN
INTENioN.-We learn that one Of tie great lights
son, as select and distiague. though not hume
rous, AS the official gatherings The leaders of
the republican party were all present, and wore
RECALLED with the presentation of two cnlored
guests, splendid specimens of the cross between
the pure African and the West Indian the col.
ored men were the lions of the tctc, and were du-
~ paraded through the rooms for the dedication
nj their white brothers. Ii was n curious and no
vel spectacle.--N T. Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

kENTucKy OPPOSITION CONVENTION. Louisrill,.
feo 22.-The Opposition State Convention to-day
Illuminated Joshua +. Bell for Governor Alfred
IL. Allen was nominated for Leutcnan, Governor;
and James Haron for Attorney General
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26
Candidates for City Sergeant

DaT CITY SERGEAsr-At the eo.citation Of my
friends announce myself ctndIai. for the ofare Of CT.
svrEesst at tho ensuing spring eectiea.
feb 4d.dofel II Dr. HSISGfpS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26
<,,,,c,rI,as... A.uEx.

(tis.ClIlslS - An Il as-
N ltAS 4 \ 10 Il : JEST to
hIrd. ii"c A. rtin'ni al lies"
justin cerbratri kAXb;S, war
tainted IN every rrsprci. and ~ r'N
ed not to be- good. "i at II i,o sat
iSiatli u. eau be frturucd ,u L. JnI
another will he given n ,Srl,,n-c
Also, Wal- Il butchers ,rl-hr,t
ch Frame Back aud l,"iluH t,fauhd
Il fZDHS, warranted IN .itc h1n
n,r.
Gtlcliri>t's American J. CKIT
GU n LERY. OF brpurlt 4 -, l..
and finish. AVID Manufactured al Ea.
1Jr Steel
feb 70 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

Fay We are requested - .l,.,annce il Mus {.
ND AKE eandit'rf 5r ~ CrtLshi Il III" tnsihg-
t.a.i TT tie cry II ynriibtt liam. IDIOT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26
Candidates for Clerkship.

Bt.s" cLEREsnir OF rnE iir>Ti> : torRr.-l re-
relIriy vii e,it 10 IT. "iiec ~ tiSfn
~ ne Hn-'iuls Court. Of the Ely Of I.snrhbar<
a. . nit. WV n NEMIf.E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

"The undersigned believing the argumen. re-
comfy delivered bv YOU in the Franklin Society
IN fdror of the removal Of the Negro lop"f''t'on
from Uesferm ruginia mol only db'e, G"f nndn-
srerabie; and thai ds publicaf'oa 'r'h tend +"
bring the public wind To- CORRECT coscLus'oS
mos the psementous subject, beg that you VIII
furnish MS full statement of the matter Tor the
public press" u. p.,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

Cry announ:e myself rs a candidate for re-
eiee, on 70 the Off e OF ciiy sergeast.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

.-.s'' | am Il raa.ii.aic fsr reelection Il the
tiest 81 Il IL c"nfte llnsi4n=s r III city. -
ttn dtt fc BINAf.ii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

HNOK sAgE Dss lkENT.-ghc subscriber -.
u has desirable AMI, kESIDENCI = t1r sale Ai.
situated Franklin HILL near hr r. sJenet OF capt
Samuel McCurk" They hh In good order, having ii
tncird We, ID other lluu>s rosS, s.oa
he given Immediately. T. wishing purchase
viii please arry q Nheaier Main Street
MCorAlc L. a. Horton particulars
With regard 10 siIuiiirn JOHN y. SlIEARER.
feb. Iits st urlaN " cdn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

A FEuAtE SoLpiER.--At the Imperial Court Of
Paris, the -2nd ult.; the casc Of one llcrrcwc-
gan. formerly u corporal in the Belgian army, was
called on. "rrcscnt" cried tall masculine We
man, rising. "What are y"u? asked the prc,-
dent AN old soldier" snd she, AN old sol.
der. You mean ut course II cantinierc! ! was
first private soldier nitcrward. II corporal il the
18th Regiment of Belgium, and have gnincd the
decoration Of the Iron Cross for distinguished ser
Wees, Her advocate then explained that IN $3.50,
being mani lcd to n Belgian sergeant. whose reg
ment was in the citadel Of Antwerp. she, IN order
II enter the citadel into which strangers were
not almted, disguised herself rs man aud en-
listed i'r two ycnrs. She served 81 we'll that she
was made u corporal. Some time after the revo
luton, her regiment. having gone over to the
popular snie was sent Ia attack II house mt Ber-
chem, ia which some Dutch troops bad barrlca'led
themselves; aud see in heavy fire. and III spite
etthe h,ritntrun Of her comrades, beat down the
door with the butt end If her muskct, whereby
Tho house was carried.
On m ,thcr OCCASION at louvan in the midst Of
II combat, large barrel Of gunpowder accident
ally eA li"lcd wuuullnE several men: all the sol
dicrs near He'd III dismay, but sh" proceeded with
thegrcA,cst camness 10 afford relief to the wounded
after this affair she made her scX known, and the
King OF the Bel gnns conferred on her the Iron
Cross. She subsequently, served fur some years as
rantincrc, and oh,ained small pension. The
advocate then went on to say that u, the death of
her husband, which took place some years ago,
she married II poor workman residing IN Paris.-
Lately >hr and her husband fell into distress, and
the latter became intrm. TO give him relief she
sometime ago stole apnrse from lady in an ON
nibus Detected in the act. and with the purse
on her. she was condemned to years impils"n-
mcnt hy tho tribunal of correctional police. 1t
was against the condemnation that she appealed.
But the court though IT listened with great inter
est Ia the tale ct the woman life, Obliged 10
confirm the previous judgment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26
FU iUAsl: DAAS
BY CllAS. 7. WORKMAN x CO. ArcrIoxEEr.
RIG n II y ID. FA

rARGO sALEsOF CUB uOLAssEs Ann
~ \ o SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT AUCTION ON
1iESDAl, MARCH lsi. ut our Warehouse % tie Dock
COMMENCING ut clock, We viii sell the cargo per schooner
spiinBbok from Matanzas, Cuba. consisting vi
rs - h i,otsss prime Cub, Mols.ses,
10 tirr'cs Muscovado
ALSO-w be added the above e the cargo per brig
Croens- from Atakapas, La, consisting II
-.'t hogsheads prime aud thplre Sugars,
- 30 barrels prime n . Molassrs
TERMS OF SaLE-Under sl00, cash; over BOO month";
credit for approved negotiable paper
lcn - 'marrh CIiAs T. WORrIAM co ,Auet'r.
'IME hrm Of DORNIN 4 MlRusus.s. IL ,ht.
day dissolved by mutual consent The criber only
VIII close ny the bus intss If the late firm
JANUARY oith, 1859 THOMAS "A DoRNJv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

Itrh y. roo - MIR l. lbsNtiAn such the
lhtnd Tor the Fam khlrr that write st
possible, in addition 10 what have litertu urdu
dora boxes, Uwo dozen bottles loS) and iii
SANE. that Ter on tn" 1tca- -
h,"n to the am"nat ot the y. HARRIS.
HtN1uAbA, bIrm.h Ma. Oh -. i-.6 - N,sst~ l. laws
H"u--Gcnts; am "frN lde !tst b Pam
err seut me has not The exp. got ig
the medicine Ling "hss hard want ~
me- ah"ihc box nj IT," wa g. WORTH tn'ns.
az order the Treasurer Mssiorary tuun ,nr
SIrnntt. t. THOMAS
sold 10y all medicine dealers
Snl LIZ. Ii y L ,lLlA i. : c...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26
A LIE \ PAIN T..
IMPORTER AND DEALkk IN
snddicry, Hardware, and Couch Trimming q,
No. South Liberty Street,
ND

KEEPS CONSTA NTLI ON HAND:
Spr g. AxleaCastings Bolts lta,d Huis So"kt Fellows
Shafts VS., Canvas. Leather. oi Carpet Laccs, silk
Fing,s lass s Cloths Dsmasks Hngskins " CD Saddle
Gig Trees Bits, Siifrups Harnt Mounting, &c.
feb 2id6ms
LIME old Wines and Brn dies; choice old u, q
u Whisky I'D Bourbon Whisky old family Necisr Wits.
Ky puie old Jamaica h pure Iiol and Gin old Mas
county Apple Brandy; with large stock Of Domest Lqu
la ,oi md tor sale by LEE, ROOKIE CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

G.D. | am caali,iate i;ir the Office nf Clerk q
The Hn~n taurt at l.. nrthhrs J. y GORDON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

Az O>sirirp MAN.--rhe Raycnna Ohio Jou-
nal mentions the ease of II man, Valentine Per
lins, whose body is gradually changing into stone.
II began NJ the age of eleven. His Jaws have been
st and motionless for thirty Wears. and his front
teeth have lu"srnrd and come out forming an APP
prrture through which he talks and re"ri,cs ms
food Twenly,iuu years since he became hlind in
oil" cye., aud for lwenty-thrcc wears he has hcrn
totally bliul. All his other senses remain as per
irrt and acute rs those of any person. His limits
remain near the sz e they were when he
hart. His head, neck. and body have attand full
SIC. His neck is nearly large a. his head, and
measures nineteen inches in circumference. while
bis wrist measures only four and n half inches
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

From UTAn.-A letter from Sal, Lake City to
the st. Louis Republican. da ted Jan. -. says
The condition of the army is very quiet and
comfortable. Now and then detached bodies are
ordered to move to some points.o suppress Indian
lnsurrections but they invariably find but little
do think and know that about the most use
for them will he to quell whHe IN suryectionS. 1t
IL not supposed ut present, by most people here,
that the Mormons are reduced to state of quiet
ness, and you need not be astonished, ere long. to
hear that wc have fuss. There is II constant
pickering going on. which may yet terminate in
what YOU least expect. Many of us here hope not
but the actions of some Of the Mormon people seem
to encourage the like, but not hy any means the
majority A little time will be required To de-
velop their course.
Even the secretary of state. Mr. lInrtnett who
has therefore, been considered rather encut to
these people, has been threatened. on the streets
with violence has also Mr.. Kirk Anderson, of
the Valley Tan. Their lives. however are not in
imminent danger, as yet but this and other n
tons show but little congeniality of feeling be-
tween the Mormon people and NE people q tie
fniied States
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

Holloway Oimtmrni.- The com ,,iniuis thai
clG'r materni rather than hl'~a Nlri To
heal NJ agent The s"i' IT" aud gathered breast that
danger the IA! al The ut'ilu- the
~ GsPeHcd by the inlt.itt" at t,> ,wtrl gent
l"uoiy Sold AT Ihr ma riiv"it No ~ VI a,st Lame
hoik and by all Drug gust, u.i, aau ~ ,,r pot
tob
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

HOPS. HOPS! E,e.h II ops, 1858 op. for
! 4 fot ale y ebJ LIZ LEE ROCHE & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
LYNCH LAW IN ILLINOIS.
MAN AND HIS WIFE HUNG.

/,..,.epd.uce o. The Chicago Press and Tribune.
KsiTssRURG, Mercer Co., H., May 9, 1859.
Aaav or two since, our Usually quiet community
- ,bfoyn into high state of excitement by 40 &c
sn,rerce which have thought may be wofhy OF
sc,,sl in your paper. II seems that some lev dsys
zoo man an his wife by The name Of Bell, were ar,
re.t.d aLo examined before Justice, Oh chsrge y,
steshrg $lSn. Nothing conducive "as pIoVeu
,gsipst th,m but they still held IN cus'dy iof
!, me reason which have not as yet learned aDd a.
they manifested desire 10 escape, anu 10
towsrd them was apprehended, they were "eiS,y
l.pA In the dveliny-hOuse Of Justice D'icy' oh
"Wednesday night May when no one was ore ahlSs
Of Danger q humber Of men 10 di'guiss ptohe io tnc
house at which they were staying ahe aIer ItaVei.ns
the Justice in his room 70 prevent his interference
thew nroceed,d 20 take possession OF the prison.
orr. The man fought Ike tiger, but was
soop oyerpowered, and both were CARED on lht0
the woods. They were told that II they "Jul .
n,A confess the theft aud give up the money they
would be Immediately hung. AZ neither ooe
wuuA acknowledge anything, they at once proceeded
IN accomplish their hendsh pur 'oses. The man WIS
6r,t hung up and kept toere until he was enirey m
o,scous and then, with refinement OF cruelty which
could only be looked for in the mort har tened brntes
he was taken DOWN and buried in a shallow hole which
vas dug for the purpose TO make bis wife believe that he
was dead in the hope Of frightening her into confess
ion. But the woman was pucky anu souid give mem
no satisfaction. She according swnng mp by he
anne rope used on her husband, aud was let hang
ali life was nearly extinct. In the mean time, the man
was takep from his grave, aud the lynchers finding
that nothing was TO be got out OF them, alter some
difficulty resuscitated them and left them to get home
a. best they could. This diaboical proceeding has
awakened the deepest indignation in The community,
and should the sufferers be able they say they are,
20 identify ally Of their prosecutors, no pains VIII be
spared TO bring them 20 justce. No arrests had been
made up % yesterday, bat preparations We're being
made for the apprehension of three or four OF those
concerned.
A. had the particulars from one Of the individuals
Who had charge of the prisoners, yon may rely on
THAR coryectuess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
PeDoyted BIZ Teie1rdph.

P,uL.Dslps May I3-Ths excitement in BsEsDsrvsvs
spb ~d Pssdes pessoD, saae !. held
extra sSdts D. Wheat h.s advanced De- .ass OF -,
ss.. Of - bush =. Sec 81 fox Yellow WHISKY sdvsneas
sud selling AZ sdOc.
MosTLE May a. 1850 -corros declined &c.. ssss TO-DAY
' Cgs os Ny ia scorros nse,ys i.. today
bales esd MiodliDg lGlI.c. RIcE bad advanced ie
B.rlNosE M.y lsFLoUs que, at " 50 for H,w.rd sssss
snd Ohio. InEiI anehsnssd coss dull snd dselssd.
side. ssoOc. Mes. Pork, Oh l wHsxY quiet, ct &C. fr
City, and Sic. for Ohio. =, ,.,o
FLous market firm With sct' demand partly
s ss at e - %Ts ,oS s s
mills gudug chiefly supply b" wait. Of the los M
YorL marx, WHtAr sdyanesd o., but msrist L
,. .eivs Is 90 bush 81 - ., sIssasrs Cub ed
Canada prysts tsfg. The .e.l snsun T III. pr .ay
o BUSH aud e s going sra s,, 20 1@s s.ss, cs
eshr. unchanged NoroIp pit By lsks Canal eIpofs He'
bq,n CO.. ssps % s o-c, m.S~ an.siI.d se.rs
are awaiting further lsenee gm Eaopei a~s To-Day y"
ss s%D ;lsc. ss as: s q 81 s.I ~ :'e he
Dds ~l s the s's s..s So yi s. .sn y
,H. eort sbssd yar 1900 b.b. DO At ~ ses,lsra
e,s er al sie OR lair MSS PosE .Ie,sd, .dvaesd
a55 sales sls Baeos bo9y.s, and advanced r. 500
year FREIeaTs: Cotton Liverpool 1874 sIssLiss y,
CHANGE 100. 9lI" Drsf'. on sswYSrs at '''y ds''"~
Bcyy.Lo ny IS -Ysogs l9e hsss, b., maas sss. -
re- ndsaa and Ohio o. 75a % Is f1 dcubk ss,rs WE'LL
In n0derate demand market bttsr -4bs u cvS oosss:
los :; Al 10 Eor rejected hioaro spEsi VI - -. s1ia ns
ws1Lee Club Is for choice Rs Oh.o goo ~ sf f.f
10 ehojc. bite kelscky s 81 fr choice CanahA Cph w
ar and uarke, fgD; e. 27o bushels ssty esnaed'
a, 90 OArs dull u 5idge or state, Ws,re sld 5000
R.sIYyS Pyg !. Linz ~ r.,a s7sy ~. WHISKY b<rsry
az. o 100 b6s a. 29c. CssAL FssiGnrs hn e. S on e"sni
To- on WLest and BE Flour ~ New fofs kAks ~
90. g bbjs flour q Gro basneb Wheat OoO bushels
corp CsxiL ExpoRrs-2ioo bbs. Foari @a"" ou1see
~ PIorR-ssIs today 600 bbs. " 70
a al -. boaS are waiting for further knFopsan sdyicss
WgsKy I5aZ3 Mos POsK slsa slsi higher rs,-s ssksd
:. n. -. R.coS gldih. LAED he'd a. iItGlle. BULK
NYsIS-Sl asic. offered bit IBID higbsF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

Nothing has been done toward changing the tariff
ON Westward bound freight. a refusal 10 pro rate
with the Atlantic lines at the nominal prices ruling
would be another step IN the rlgnt direction.
At the annual election for Directors of the North
W. stern Insurance Company of Oswego, held on the
9th INST, the following persons were unanimously cho-
sen, viz d. p Brewster, A. p. Grant, S. b. Ludlow,
Cheney Ames, James Platt Theo Irwin, VIM 5.
Fitch, Thomas Kngsford, f. b. Judson, A. B. Mer-
Ram, Oswego. VIM. l.. Boyd, VIM. H. Russell, New
York; aud }. " l.. PruyD, Albany.
Alta subsequent meet of the Directors, james
Ilatt was unanimously reelected President.
The Cincinnati Gd-Stte of the I'm says:
I'VE have now had two weeks OF favorable weather
for business in the agricultural districts, aud at this
time twothirds of the corn crop has been planted
The breadth of land occupied, and to be occupied,
with this i'll poIaLt staple in the aggregate larger
than in any former year, and with propitiOus weather
from this time forward, the yield III the ONO Valley
will be- at least, one,hirj more than In any previous
season. For this result the foundations have been We'll
laid and altogether the prospects for the REALIZATION Oh
an immense crop are ell that could be desired. The
indications regarding the wheat crop are equally en-
couraging and more certain. From all sections the
reports are moet favorable. TIE plants are healthy
and vigorous, and there IL no danger to Dc appre-
headed except from the bghts that sometimes occur
Immediately preceding harvest. Taking into consider
alton the Increased breadth of land occupied ead me
present appearance Of the crop, the prospect IL that
small grains are equally pronsingi a. are, also,
potatoes. The grape Is now very important pIoduc
lion in this section. 1t Is too, early OF course 70 pre-
diet the result of this crop, but experienced VINE
dressers regard the indications favorable In nne
we NAV remark that without exception, the prospects
for of great abundance IN the products Of the
field the orchard the garden and the vineyard never
were and could tardly b., more favorable. IL is er
p.cted that new wheat will be- in this market from the
South in two or three weeks.
At Philadelphia, the money market has nghfenea
TEMPORARILY The rates of interest call loans and
psper on the street have advanced from to- cent
The ST. Louis Republican Of Monday says:
"It will be observed in the Bank Statement thst
there i al increase in all the lines, and very heavy
one in the specie item. Every bank, without e1cep-
ton gained coin, and some OF them largely
"T1e moderate demand for money is fairly supplied
BY our discounting institutions, which pass nearly al
the business psper that offers eonforTaby 10 Their
rules All negotiations Of pOte- within these rules are
a. the old figures Of / az p cent month, simply 70
cover the risk Notes secured by real estate, No.
l. can be negotiated at 10 cent per annum Bot the
larger par Of these securities 20 .; l2 ' cent.
"Ths impression that much gold is cent eass"s'dy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
MAYRIFD ID.

ADAMS POLLARD-On Thursday May l2 az Trinity Chapel,
by the Rev. ". q. Pennington Isaac Adam. Of ntingtn
Long ssnd Helen 5. Rice, daughter Of Ots Pollard of
New York
EADIE-QUICK-In this city, Thursday morning May y,
by The Rev H. Blair Mr. Andrew Eadie TO Maria L. Quick,
eldest daughter Of Junius Quick, esq al Of this city.
LOMAS-FARSONS-u Brooklyn, on Tuesday Nay TO- by The
sons, both 81 England.
THOMPsON-S MALLWOOD-0n Thursday, May 10 at s..
Marks Church. North ause, n. by Rev. Or Arthur
Cleveland Coke Of Baltimore, assisted by The Rev A. " j.
hsns GaGduer Th nysn Newly ork, Marietie .ldes,
daughter Of /. l.. SmalwOOd.
WHITE-CASTlLLO-A HE residence No 81 Power street,
Brooklyn. Thursday May r. BY The Rev. 5 A. Baker
John K White. go. AMI Mic Mary Cn..ilo Of BrookIyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

The agent Of the steamboat Hendrix Haison
assure. US tia; the statement published Of her having
run aground on Castleton Bar on Wednesday NOM
ing, and being there detained until Thursday morn
ing, was malicious attempt to ipjure the boat, which
was alongside her wharf at 81 O'Clock On Wednesday
morning. He furthermore states that she has not
been aground a. all since she commenced running In
the Troy Company line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

then offered to take room esewhere but The captain
ob;sc,.d and insisted that he rhould remain a. the
same hotel; denied being IN the room WINE Mr.
b.n,cev was in bed within mouth before the cap
taius return: did not know whether the captain and
h. wife had oomed together since the formers return
a-ip Mrs. Chsuncey'. room ho"e'er, every evening
,h,, he was home during the last three months; Cept
CLaunc-y had not been at home for the bat three
four weeks; witness was il Mrs. Chanuceys room last
evening and every evening during the last three
four weeks; the little boy IN the room sometimes:
neve, put his arms around Mrs. ChauDcey while she
as ~ bed did not recollect writing letter TO her
from New-Jersey since her marriage; did 10. know
that his frequenug her rooms had been the subject Of
comment. never dined with Mr.. Chsuncey 10 her
rooms and had taken any refreshments with her.
bad slfO visited Mr. Cbauncey room in the mOrGibg,
generally before she got up, bat went only 10 the door,
which opened, called, received en- answer,
and then vert away not certain that he koew
Mr.. Cbaunceys voice, but thought he could tel IT
from the little boys.
The examination was here adjourned TO Monday af-
teTuoOu al 8 O clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
Advertisement
The LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROiD-A
NEW DODGE.

To The StoekhoLdeys Of the La Crofe ana n'pd" '""@
Company:
Mes,rs Vose and Perkins have issued circular con-
tanning the proeednfs .a pretended meeting OF s,oesnoder
ocus Themselves The circular speaks for ltse u
Blu, Of giving proxies 70 those gentlemen. lH =
dodge " the Third Mortgage inrH 2a
IN. uressn: Directors divide your force. and conquer
Alexander Mitchell i. virtually be,tn aud now, under tne
Lad Of Stephen H. Alden who controls len,
all Messr. vose and PeIkn. are Drought r ard ~ 10
circular will and wh IL this Statement "n.n s'1a
b. true saw Ar vose the Sewbs House N
the I'd day Of April last when Il wac enPsa 80
~oald b. ,old under Third Mlrgsge BY W hhA nnhss nc
Trustee and Mr. VOse bow Dc 5000 ~ reFSfa %
H. n.d that b. preferred that the Road should D. sd " ne
,honsSt II would insre,. Of ell concerned saw MN
sra hs morning asked him he sticns PROXIES t"f
80 Bosrd his fenos lnE biz Ean~ tor ina.
purpos- sked him II the pr-elt birse,i9n were the
oart.s He declined 10 then tne Tnird ADrtsasr
Bonahodr. he parties ard he again decliued snsw
list Of he stockhoteLs furnished % from The once
If the Secretary Of The State Of Wisconsin does not APPEAR
from ihsi Mesrs Eose Co. the owne. 81 nss
.sr- paid stock the 9th day Of asFch l, on which
day the transfer b. A. were closed.
rpest my invitation the Skhnders 20 cali 90 me a. ne
Office II John Fch ESQ., No "A Wsl where 'aA1 De happy
% meet and answer all questions - ,.,., .,,,.
.is'9r Hos,e, May Il, 1850 NEWCOhB CLE'ELAHD'
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NV YoHk CLAssIFINttIoN,
T,l,,S. ForsAs. Noble.
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PRISTISG OFFICE ASECDOTE.-A young En-
gli.h lad ju.t =" come over" became apprentice in
printing office, 81 " learn the trade" When learning
the letter boxes in the ease" he asked the printers
devil" mi-chievous young scamp, where the f box
was. The " devil poibted him to the l. box. Alter
having studied over the ease long enough 70 know
oil the " boxes Of he alphabet, the foreman asked
him 10 ago over them, naming each letterb the
juvenile John Bull did 90 and got them all right except
aod l..
You've got those two mixed up" remarked the
foreman. "Wen, replied the young Engll'her, " hi
asked that party pOinting to the " devil, where AZ
was, and e pointed j. finger to HE'LL"
The foreman gave the devil sharp look, and he
erinned satalically. Chicago Sunday Leader.
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COTTOS-rb. mass auI ard ss.vy soss,s2
shou r-daetioD Of fa the A<hes. rps within
or -Dsuth ara lc within sses Of ~ osss We
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