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Markets.

New YORK. Oct, % Noon. Stocks active anil
higher Virginia Skies % Flour heavy aud I'M
changed. Wheat quiet: and buyer, ucmard :,
reduction. Western White 80. Cora yer, dull
aud prices unchanged Provisions unchanged.
Whskey dull at y! to 2s cents.
Ecening.-Co'ton steady, and sales $500 finlcs
Flour advanced 10 cts. Southern unchanged.
heat unsettled, but temporarily irmcr. White
l.jj. White Corn Loo: Yellow Loo IL ! ~.
Fork heavy Mess 1912 10 Is 30 Prime lO.s }
TO II. Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2S.---F Flour active AMI buoyant
but prices unchanged. Wheat active. Waite
l.}j to l.j0; Red l.25 to l.30. Cora dull aud
vrices unchanged. Provisions quiet. Bacon SIDES
loI. Pork Mess lj.50; Prime l.j0. Whiskcy
,ull Mt %
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G:ti: Trade.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MGR ( IiANT

No. l3l Main ST., Lynchbu.F, Va,
1 receiving AMI Will krcp hnnd atge and wei, selected
tnk at GrIcS staple Dry Gol,. ariw ato, nolwRr-,
sha, oois, Hats Iron steel, A.. all o Which win s,li
c cash short + aud inv iicr all In
,. rNamn" his stock hrfprc hf, lie In. large ul
q ll,r follow ing goods:
ftd tlur, O. i ~, ta>smrrcS, th-noit4 au Nrtsr,
\. ~ unLrtS, white and colaiel he'd 1,anko aud IA
ia Leather, Lining and Binling skins,
stnnh aud Philadelphia Cali SKINS r.ss. Last, A.;
1alurrs' Tools, Tanners oh, Lamp oil an,i InllaN
lus,ci OIL Xiur and white Lead, tnu aud .nlan Nnrns
J. lows, Vices AnNlis. Screw ilai.s HIS and E.-iD,
'#.oi springs Iron AN,i> -piniltr and liolrl.rs,
Il mmerc AMI H"lri Iron, sheet Iron, Gust, Sp p1i li'
tired Steel:
- alton, Cotton bLnaburgs BraNu and EHrhoi
Tbs;
>Isar, t"lrc. Mo,Sscs Syrup, Silt, Nails Ac u.
III pay The highest price Wuse " DOL lo.s Feather
lF4waN Ino" aud n other tonnir, Produce. tal M
,tSl r.Ia
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Ar Ills OH TNcKs.-l hat unmitigatcd lonicr,
Sagabonl and outlaw, Spott. Rider, Was yester-
Gay complained Of by mn oh man named BRYANT.
Slp alleges that ON the previous afternoon Spott
without the least provocati"n gave him tremen-
''uS beating abnqt the head AM eyes That
s'meDody h'ui hagelate him rather severely. his
appearance gave unmi-takeable indication. a war
rant was issdal for the apprehension of Spp't'-
wssl, hut up to the time Of this writing, the WIZ
thy had not been seen.
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CoruiL NEErING.-Thc regular monthly meet
in.ofthc City Council, was held Mt the Council
chamber Yesterday afternoon: Present, Messr,.
\ B. Rncker, S. Garland, Jr., S. Woodroot, John
oyIer. K, L. Owens. George ID. Davis and John II
Seay.
The President, John NJ. Speed. being absent,
Mr. Rucker called tn the chair, after which
the proceedings of the Tart meeting were read and
approved.
The report of W. W. Norve!l. City Treasurer
wing that he Of Sc, 1921 had been pail
into the City Treasury by j. II. Robinson. Tax
Collector. for the month ending Oct. %, was read
and received.
The morthly report of the Night Watch was
read and received, and their accounts amounting
10 $3.50. ordered to he paid.
The Quarterly report Of W. ID. Branch, Mayor
was read and received. The amount received from
hnes, &c. for the past quarter was $500 The
Mayor Quarters salary amounting to -, 80 was
ordered Ia he paid.
The resignation Of J. r. IIolcombe al n member
Of this body. read and received, and on mo
ton, the vacancy WAS ordered to he hlled At the
next regular meeting Of the Council.
On motion If 5. Garland, Jr., the sum If $50
wis ordered to be placed to the credit of the Illus
tina's Count.
The Qparters salary or J. G. Royal. Master of
Paice amounting To- l15, was ordered To be
paid.
The suspended Tax Ticket of Jno W, Murrcll
The resolution m remit fine imposed hv the
Mayor on J. w. Maddox. f,r selling vegetables.
outside of the Public Market during Market
hours rejected
Ga motion of Mr.. Oylcr. the sum of $4,000 was
ordered to be placed to the credit of the Stree,
Committee.
Mr. Davis, from the Watering Committee, to
whom had been referred the petition of sun Try
lersons praying for assistance in the organic I'll
81 l1.H and Ladder Company, made rep ,rr
showing that the cost attending the organization
Of such aCompany. will be 1915 so.
After considerable debate on the subject, Nj
Garland offered the suhjoined resolutions, which
were adopted:
lst. Resolved, That the Council approve the
proposition to organize Hook and Ladder a.
lany within the Jurisdiction of this city.
u. Res,lved, That upon the organization Of
Snf1 acompa"y. and the approval of their rul"s
aad regulations, to be pSesented to the Council for
that pnrpose. The Council is willing to appr"pr-
are such sum as may be necessary for the purchase
at ,ecurlty of its apparatus.
5fi Resolved, That any Company organizing
nn'er these resolutions. he requested to have re-
ference 10 the existing Ordinances in reference t.
the Lynchburg Hose AMI Fire Company.
There being no other business before the b1ly,
On motion Of MIR. Oyler it adjourned
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fREIGnr TaADE.-Ther" was received Mt the
pemt ot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 20
ma'ei cars. consisting "f tho following: Wheat
~ bush lis; Stock HOOD pounds; Flour go
farrell; Miscellaneous $4,000 pounds There
were ~ loaded cars sent W est this morning.
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Election of Roger A Pryor.

PErERsBrRG, Oct. 2S.-R"ger \, Pryor is W.
3nuhtediy elected to Congress from this District
10y frn,n 10 to 1900 maj ority over rh,s. +. Good,
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fsIEfMMINGI! TRIMMINGS just rccciyc, Qulcd Rib
b1us, FriHg,a, Gallonur NtNct Elbnn-, Wide tfCGit
Fringc black md conrcd IaScs, black color Cluuk
Findings, skirt Bnis Ac. which make stock
large usually kept retail store, Noh
goods warranted Ia brof the best CuJy and
cheap The ladies rcslec fiy invited O. iye IL Gull
bcfnTr purchasing elsewhere. l.. 4. a r. lNsEY,
lSIiA 10, Main street,
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Lynchburg Savings Store.

ct, THE undcrsign, Inns Just returned nom The Eastern
Esah9mnfkris with II fhnrr supply OF MILLINERY AND
WI FANCY GOOD, which hr win ofcr nj who' sal md
tab nj from % Ia 10 n lrs than be bought srwher.
sh Iii. stock corfs, IN putt R"nncs Rhlns Flew
RS Feathers, Trimming, nitons, louclos, Bonu Frames
Nhl, sin Grape Bomlalnc, Plush, Velvet and Hnsalc hut
tons, ~rms SILK and Cotton Working WOosied ling anh
Knitting Wppl knitting sewing aud Crochet Needles Front,
inc aud Side Hair ai rcuc Worked Collars aud sleeves
Corset md every Nnfl Of Hoop Skirts and NIL goods usually
iDunl in Fame, store.
Ny opening viii take Ilee next WEpNrnAy 10 which
invite the attention Of The nds md all persons In quest " bar
gains Tor =, LEVI Agent
stut2 I.ss
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RESOLUTION OF 1HANKs.-At the last meeting
If the Executive Committee of the Agricultural
aud Mechanical Society the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved That the thanks Of the Committee be
extended the Chief Marshal Mr.. j. $. Langhorne)
and his Aids for their efficient services rendered
during the late Fair.
Polished by authority.
A. MCDONALD, Sec'ty
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Is /. Il !. a ii (!

1 Nl,W BOOK, by southern Auihorcs', ready M,
~ for sale mt H. e Nrf"H's. This hoh has received In
most favorable notices from the press throughout thu county
Hnd -crcly OF the mns popular SuNts yet issued
act Its
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First Premium Ekats-EaN style!
No. lS2 Main EtIeet Opnosite II c. Vic

First Premium EEats-Eali style!
No. 152 Main Street, Opposite II C. Vic or's,
LYNCH BURG, VA.
First premium Awarded at the Late
AlEIotL LII EAL MECHANICAL fAIa ~ TINS cry,
Al THE subscriber would call particular attention the
Z Afac that his Hal made by his hands,
Of the best material and warranted To- please in parc
lar sale. lie decidedly to caoiirn In
Whatever yet he cannot cfrin from this instance
Ing that he Is his Hats be surpassed in workman
ship, material and style in tins market He would as call
tenton to his extensive Felt Hats aud Cloth Vel
vet and Navy Caps of every grad and OF m newest Fall style
lie Is confident that his assortment of bhc FRENCH FUI
ATS and fine CLOTH GAPS cannot be- surpassed In variety
and extent in this market.
The attention Of Farmers and Tobaeconsts is respectfully
called TO his variety OF Servants Hats and Caps
call Is most respectfully solicited before purchasing.
He would also state that he Is prepared manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE HATS 10 order, of the
material and they made by his hands he fur
nish them at reduced rates. GEO. NJ KELLY,
oct 25-dts Agent
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We are requisite | to ask the Old members # the
Rife Guards, who have guns, powderfasks, AMI.
other requirements in their possession, to leave
them at Dr. Benz Backf,rds Office, one door be-
low the Virginian Office.
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Of the latest and most approved Styles md materials Deter
mined Ia mantnn the wide spread and favorable reputation
establishments have spared pain rNrclicucc
every departments and To- provide mr The wants ct all classes
81 customers,
The ned list bat imprrr,ly indicates the III
idea u which unh he obtained hS
animation; Best quality French, medium aud low Rrund
lih Coat, cur 10th tont- always hret"arr taken
i lead IN style IT. aus r'urnl perfection IA De- found Ia
-irpars II possible those s i IN nr,r Choice
st,, tassim,r business SUITS over Cents, Farmers Riding
tuats Inverness Nnrc4 ,tnEtoss Over tnn Niur Emnnu,
Pac"ts, lark and Fancy tns-iu,o lanis Ncsis The
's Narl" aud mai' raj French Yoke Sirls large sioux nj
NaN-on hand tSlrt~ mn'v la or, ahtn lrrlrrd1
prlo stock o Mvu~ Under Wear Of hrs make and material
ira, ats NrHts Beaufort ft"N, Maianmhcr,. hhal, nud
'rr new HtNC Ties, tCnilcmeus shnM an Hing Rink
It, Railway Rug. t'uvr~. Nd ,ali Wn-h Norway, taS-nrr,
Thread, the iiunus Mountain Turk, nnd o,r tIs,nnln
tdatc~, Pocket lmh"r'lr ~"eks Dressing Eoia-, Ar Ac
hi EEol nlls, sll NftE y 60,
sclt p IA Inl Nam street.
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Sewing Machines.


AIDES wishing Machine TO do SERy COARSE CLoTnEs
i WILL THEIR WORK, would do well 10
49, Sso aud 49, The following certificate Ia from we'll
ailor In this county, who only Ind about minutes
instruction this Machine:
LKssviIE, Campbell county, Va, June 18Th, 1850
Mn wa l.. PAoEl am well pleased with Bartholfs Sew
ing Machine, and would not exchange for any have
lind difficulty In operating with any Kind Of cloth,
rom tile tckest Cashmere " the finest Linen We
several pair Of coarse yownen pants for servants have
operated six different kinds OF Sewing
Machines but Barthofs aud Singers The only Machines
That would recommend person to buy They the only
Machines that make TUTORS Stitch consider Bartholfs
much the cheapest machine Il simple In construction
10 understand, and likely to GET OF Almost
that worked on last year. give Baholfs tho preference
Respectfully yours, DC, CAROLUS q. TERRY.
ps find difficulty in getting my wife to work Bar
ihols Machine They that something great ought to be
done for the thai invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
lie and Lock stitch. June t6dinsl c. @. I.
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prRsaxAL--pr,f. james p. Ilolcombe. Of the
University Of Virginia, who has been travelling in
rnr.pe for several months past, returned homo in
tl,e Inst steamer. and is ut this time ut the resi-
Ience Of his father Rev. Dr. W. j. IIolcombe, in
this vicinity.
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r GLIGIOUS NOTICE.

~ =, ~ IJIoIOO , " y IIOb'
lac hav W. 5. II I'm non IF llarpcr's Ferry,
VIII pre- i;ll ~ the Methodist Protestant Church
'1,n Row IN 'rning end night at the usual hours.
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DETERMINED TO EXCEL


.-.,,,,...,. y l. l., | - - -
We oiitr extra luiuccmcnt
10 tNauInc uur stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The stHlss aud Workmashporc equal 10 that ieel,r
by the best lalnrs In the country,
We procure all
The new aud fashionable
Fabric, sold h, our frst class
Cloth Houses and
Have them manufacture,
Into Garments
To snit the season.
From The continuing - from
ionahc present their Garments some
of which arr ,nirrh ncw.b suited Ia the times;
ii OWN totfs-l1c D,I,umar graceful rich aud CON
Portable Garment, III" falct the surtnui h, sack Rag
laii, an the Gcndcrrl.
"a III Manufactured every STYLE aud on at
every Kind of goods Ranging III piho~ from H. So
ri. nEf~- fEp' tu,e, aud trimmed h,s
possible manner anil warranted r culifc Satisfaction
i s1."tI liR tsrrn loan 'oNrS, Black Cashmere Pants
lrn Ia fl2, fnntA Cashmere Pants nom To t.
Vest. from =, Ia 81
9Th. Fancy Flush NtNr Vests ur tn, mni,fia raln
aud Fam. silk Nest, ian n Fancy Cashmere csis te.r
lSutwl
9TH. Travelling shirts OF Cotton, Linen Mcriuo and ,aan,cr
alsn Fancy Muslin Shr, at frcuch manufacture, something
really hcauidl
1ih. Eair,ai Tugs. sportln. BLANKETS N.h camfuritrs
Fnrrc Blankets. Bay siar AMI Imported shaw Is fan
sll Scarts OF Merin, Cashmere, III Aul Flush ttnNais
Sik W"rstci and Leather.
nh livery imaginable kind Of tcnil,m"u4 Under Near,
S"ck- Collars AMI every article to hc inuud
ins li"iSe GLASS y EAiSi.
SEPT bhdS l5H Main street. IT, urlhur,. ".
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.,r,- AND STATE AFFAIRS.

,,..,x, or ruk GRAND DIVISION Third Day
hs S,,.on nf yesterday was almost exclusively
ne in the discussion of the spropriety of APP
aes". State Lecturer to travel under the an"-
ph''' E This BODY; his labors tn be more partlrn
ph1 ioc.el TO that section # the State where the
Il 1T. Of the Order are not at present success
nromnted. The question had not been decl-
., the { me our rep 'rt closed.
Is .v.s resolve e., hold tho next semi-annual
|. w" If the body az Danville. in April. aud the
>e ss .n,nal Ses,iin at NIf.k in Ossol.er.
RaS re- slhwing ofiecrs have been elected to serve
aarre AZ Beckiey, II Raleigh. @. w. P; james
ten, II ,,csn. 81 faynchbure. @. W. A.. Thos J.
Mn :" 81 Tchmond G.. 81: John W. Furgus,n. of
h l., ,oaa G. r.; WIN. NJ. Barnitz. of Christians
l''en'cC Samuel S. Staples. of Portsmouth. q.
nnfs IT,, " Green, 81 Mecklenburg; e. C.; ].
n...a,J Lewellen. Of Petersburg, Editor.
hs"" W., crescent meeting 8 counties and cities and
IN n;, r,i are represented by POS delegates
ID ,,;,bt. the members of the Grand Division,
bas ash ,y tho two Divisions of this city. headed
e,'" sno hand Of music, had torch light process
10y " II" The n, recession formed in front of Tempe
son" uau marched up Main Street to Western,
ra''e ,.''n thence down Church to the 3 Street
anu y w" c.,rcb where addresses were delivered by
y, ~ Il. arm,tro " Of Tennessee, and Vance, of
N2,," .,a conclusion Of the speaking the members
az, Grand Division and the two Lynchburg
u '~1n,te Divisions again formed in line and
2..beI to Dudley IIol, where a sumptuous sup
fal been prepared for their OBLIGATION aud
confer. ;.
an, ,ut
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70 II \ ]. l.,
Engine and Boiler and TWo-.aGtGe Waeons


4 WILL sell bnr1nin Ia Iagnr lnd Boiler mud Two
Horse Wagons The Enanr In about sNiccnhurso power
and of the best IN Ibis place. The Wagons
made by of the best rnhr., Apply NJ 3 Main street
Oct lTdl. sclnwts GRO. d. DAVIS.
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2
THNlii subscriber las received his FALL AND NiNfEE
Il GOODS, consisting al fn line # Elack and Coored
Cloths from medium 10 the hnest: best Doe Sklns lain mud
corded BInck tHssfnerr best fancy French tassints; Vel
vet and oh Nesipg- Ac Hii The newest ips o EDITIONS L
nrcs- Coas business suits aud Vests aud prepared with
the Al workmcn In the e! to Rake garment 10 order
oct l5diits WM, L. FACE.
SlMES COD Liver oil, ile,rmans Cod Liver oil, i;g Mus
- thrl, In bottles, for sale b3
oct Ida i. H. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist.

DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist.
s.rN fully prepared perform all operation, pertaining
fTVrto The dental prot ~uI IN the hrst Iusrihc
and full, warrant, in every respect.
Teeth rNncld h! the All Of Electricity, without lnu the
patient
- onec. opposite Citizens sa,ins. nnt. Main street,
Irrrri.>urs e. VIM. Owens, NJ. D., Wm. o. oNcns. ". H. r.
H. ,tn,r. NJ. H.. Thu- l.. Walker NJ d.. John II Patterson,
". u. Alex. r"mkrs, f>', san Metorko Esl. John H.
L.. t~l. g. ". l:ockc E,'. en j slullh fi lri,
L.. Nm T. >uc'H. E-.. l"in H. Itrr.. -, and II. ~
flp"i. t~i. Lnnl'h "a,iNt
A Card Removal
w I'll vie" of nHNir. rg,f hpn.c Hui u
w central iu,t"n. Tho gnei VINO ~ stock
Hardware. turl. tuU-, No. fRltr .ipHl IL j. W. IL
NAN sTEII !, Formerly knos,s laa,, dr,ct, or
uod In an elegant manner, oyptc.- TOT In purpose and
viii la occupied tr lila al o - o. mad"
large additions ny stocL IL 81 Tho l- utun
r Fail Trade, hnIt Ia Irtscht sutl nIrcnt nd nlHc
tphs Will eoWHHHj the attention anl public
Iin-r Visiting residing ,ortal
stock il, the English rib ,iI rnc,,I
rrY. iuns, Ein aud Pistols I1aH Keeping tpi- Nt'rund
Plated Ware, I"'k~ "f over, knd Wood ani HinW War.
frar.I tla-. oil carpet" chi salc-. Window t,lucy, Inuit
aud Pins. tirIcuor ant other Mechanics ioale. iu,ig
s. ilut and Spoke, Leather h,l-, tim l;,li aud lac
All skim hui other l'her iiiins-. Iall,l ir
~ b. Slirr and Filling riar and ollrf hlis,
Warranted l;, arn.ug iri,S. Etti many lie,
erpi"u of afc' mo- generally bound III Hardware establish
meuf-. = NJ. SIMPSON,
SiirtHsslr F -un;si.i5 y Bro,
"ei lods 9nrlburs, Va.
DIR. =. -. (IIRISTIA\.
t=tnrN ilh street. next door l., liz, Aa,a Church
go otrI'n at Wn. A. srtler y Co. Drug store -
u,t I5-dw
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
FOR COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE

n6r 10 fuEN orERs or rHE Cry OF LrScnBuRG:
announce m, self candidate for the Office of State COMMITS.
sonef for this thy. Election. 9Th of November next.
oct lt-didofee wN. X. TuRplS
Ekls- We nre authorized to announce GRAN
VILE JORDAN candidate for State Commissioner 1T the
Revenue for this district oct l2-itdoI
Gs1" The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Common Council Commissioner The
CITY of i,nchhnrg rescctfl, himself randi
date fur the office the p-rs,n
tore held both offices he hopes receive the support Of III.
voters of f.,nehuurg. r.. N. ENBANK.
oci illtoit
FOR CLERK
nsas- We are authorized - announce JNO. y.
ALEXANDER candidate for the Clcrkshp Of The County
tenri OF Campbell. snpi 2sit,oic
Gi35" We ar, authorised to announce j. \. GOR-
DON Candidate for III" CrrkShp ot the Count,
tamphcll mar 10y the resignation m. bal
ne., ISL Election Isl MuNpN, IN November II dide
Esis- W. are authorized to announce WARNER
J. JONES Isl candidate for the trrk~hip of the Conn
y Court of Campbell county. sept lI-lActiof,
Esfs> 10 THE VOTERS ~ rnE touNTN OF CAM
nELL tIN l,NcuHt | IN. sait n
t,iale Tor the terksip Of the County Court of tamps
sept lididai- tho |" ARLINGTON
Ees"Ne are authorized to announce X. f.. MAN
SON ISL candidate for the tcrkip If the Count, Court
al Campbell county. sept ihltioic
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A ClrN RomOYll-
4 Change.

fl-irEN' i street, next door h lit hfria,l Church.
go ofrI't at Wn. \. sirthrr y L. IuI store 10
al iJ-diw
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dhHngc.
= the ynt int, the interest 81 Mr. John Staples, Iced.
~ Ia" of staples, Martin - eeas,,. The hI-i
In the future will be- conducted lr The stc Il STA
PIE, MARI IN Il POWEl;S ut the old md
nf staples Martin tn opposite The Va. X ieHt EaIroaI
Depot where W. hall be glad 10 ad "at al V h" may
fnor Us with II call. THOMAS = APLIS,
JOHN :. AAErIN,
II. +. Po&IEs
= S.-A full suppl! .! a"ay. tand nj low
prices. tc E-dts
~TGH CANDY, for Coughs, Colds IIonrs. meas Ar.--l
have Ju made another lot Of tint popular ough tlnd,,
which gives immediate relief ia n-, ghs pro-
dueri T.! bronchial rltirn Tie Smallest rilI VIII u.s. IT,
>u'dHt j. II. T1IoNI'~DN'~
22-dts
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E.ls- We ARE authorized to announce GRAN
VILE JORDAN candidate for state Commissioner af the
Revenue for this district. l2-ddoG,
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
LATER FROM HARpER's FERRY /,

lELERGAruED EXPRESSLY roR rnE "LYScnsrrs y,Kgt>AN
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FOR CLERK.

Ray We are authorized 20 announce JNO. |
ceuri Of Campbell snpt 2s-,ltlofc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Tho Crops.

Thr'Kcut, (NIdD News s1,s that twu thirds
N the peach crop OF Kent cnontN. Md. &,
l,.troy,d hy frost, 1hc Grmcr, urr hu,iy
engaged Ia planting corn.
H. New Odraus green corn, we'll grown
rcmu SADLY delicious, has made its appear
auco,
In Pennsylvania. east Of the mountains.
the wheat, rye aud grass crop are very Tor.
ward, the oats, also being still farther al
Naucrd.
In New Jersey the winter crop looks well
The warm weather had made the coil very try
Notwithstanding Tic heavy faius in ocuiui
Illinois. that have retarded farming operations
the farmers are determined Ia plant the larg.
est amount of corn they ever pat id.
lu Michigan the wheat and corn crop loohs
finely and promises nn abundant harvest,
The warm san OF the last Ten or twelve days
has done much To- prepare the soil.
In Missouri farmers are busy planting corn
and If the weather continues as Il nov is, will
very soon come up. Oats are doing finely.
lhr peach crop il nearly entirely destroyed,
ard 40 OF cherries aud early apples The
backward Spring has been severely itli'iu
the Northern and Western scctious ct tn,
Sttr--much delaying the getting in ct
Spring crops. The grass and winter wheat
hook veil, and promise heavy Yields. On
the river, the late warm, dr., weather has
been particularly favorable. The planting
has guue on minteuuptrdly, aud must be-
nearly finished. The prospect of large
crop of apples and pears NaS never more flat
trriBE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

COLD, BRIGuT AND YELLoH.-The Bur.
lington Free Press, in commenting upon the
Plymouth gold stories, says:
"Somc thirty or more years ago, pitec
Of gold of several ounces weight was found
in the south part of this state, in Newfdne, il
we rccollcct Alright. 1t led Ia the waste Of
more time in gold searching than a lump n
thousand times as large would have paid for.
As good luck would have IT, no more was
found. or late quite number of gold wash
irgs have been begun in different places in
the state but of short lived success To those
employed. Consequently whatever yellow
fever has sprung mp among the Vermont
hills has soon died out and we hope the
touch Of it now felt about Plymouth will die
appear soon. IL would he calamity indeed
to have it prevail long aud widely"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Maple sugar.

A writer in the last Star says the banner
belongs to lIardwick for mixing the most
maple sugar this season past, lie saws that
the town Of Hard~iek has made 100000 lbs,
nearly double the boosted town OF Cambridge.
Orleans County BOASTS Of rs farmers thar
have made $4,000 lbs IIardwiclt has 20
farmers that have made $4,000 lbs, and .
farmers in The same town have made 14,6On
lbs. 1t is claimed hore';'t J. NJ. Stevens
of.this town has MADE the must in quantity
from any one farm in this state, and that he
is entitled to the banner. lie has made n
trAr over 1000 lbs.