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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-24
july III. 1860, dim
Legal Notice.


To j. T. Cave Eliza beth Cave, Noah Bailey, Eaton,
Brothers 4 Co., II. Ii Slaughter, G. CARRIER, w.
X. Crockett, State of Iowa:
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
there il now on file In the Office Of the Clerk Of
tue District Court of Lee County, lows, at keok
q petition of Hiram Barney claiming OF You J. T.
Cave the sum of twenty two hundred and eighty
FIVE dollars, with intsrest at 10 per cent. per an
mum, as money due on two mortgages made by you
to Charles Mason and since assigned TO hiram
Barney, dated July "a, 1855; also claiming against
each Of you the foreclosure of said mortgages, the
same being upon the north half of the southwest
quarter Of section seventeen, and the northwest
quarter of southeast quarter OF section eighteen
township sixty-six (6el, range six vest, Lee
county, Iowa, for the purchase money; and asking
further for the appointment Of receiyer, for |,
sale Of said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morningoi the second day OF th,
next term Of said court, to commence ct keskul
on the first Monday of September, A. d. 1850,
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken rs by you confessed, and decree rsnderet
against you - prayed therein.
NOBLE a STRONG,
July II, 1860 dim Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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To Jsmes =. Bruce, VIM. Q. Daniels, staunton
Cady, D. =. Jones, c. X. Peek, Rob't Ransom,
Miller, May hew Co., Chxs. Bush, Ration, Bros
a Co., Duvall, Keighler l. Co., Hreenway, Bros.
4 Co., b. G. Hyde Co., Sarah Bruce and d. b..
Walsworth
VOu and each OF you are hereby notified that
1 there 10 on file in the Office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court in Lee county, Iowa, IT Keokuk
the petition Of George G. Ander. claiming Or you
the said james = Bruce and William o. Daniels
the sum OF eight thousand four hundred dollars,
with interest and costs. as money due on three
promissory notes dated the 8th Of November A. D..
1855 and pay able In one, two and three years with
per cent interest from date the one for seven
teen hundred and thrty-three 49, 100 dollars, and
two for three thousand three hundrd thirty-three
100 dollars; and ciAiming against all Of you The
foreclosure cf two eel tain mort cages executed by
said Bruce 4 Daniels and Sarah j. Daniels, to se-
cure the payment Of said notes, certain proper
ty, In said petition particularly set out and de-
! scribed, and upon which 1t Ii said you each claim
some len.,
You therefore, REQUIRED e take Notice Ia.
unless you appear and answer to said petition ON
| Or before the morning Of the second day Of ths
sext term of said court TO be begun and holden in
| the said city Of Keoknk on the first Monday In
September, A. y. 1860, judgment NJ prayed fol-
viii be rendered against you thereon.
EDWAhDS a McALTHTER,
Soils for Petitioner.
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Lexal Notice.


To John r. Ficklen findsvi uAiiy and ne trus
tee Of Eli en- D. BROWN Isaac Hall, Jas. b. Flick
len, Geo. cabus, jesse Newsome, Alexander
Stevenson, Jss. b. Foley, Rufus Wilsey:
N0U and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there is now file in the office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court of Lee county Iowa, at Keoknk,
a petition Of VIM kuddck and Jesse Rnddick,
claiming OF you John r. Fickisn trustee OF Ellsn
d. Brown, and Ellen b. Brown the sum Of
81 GOO. 90 with interst ut 10 per cent. per annum
from March II, 1857, money due ON note and
mortgage made by John +. Ficklen, trustee dated
March II, 1887, to kuius Wiisey, and by him as
signed 10 said william and Jesse Ruddick; also
claiming against each and all Of you foreclosure
Of said mortgage, the same being upon Lot ii in
block 1917 In the Lity Of Keokuk Lee county, Iowa
praying for sae Of said premises and for general
relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day Of the
| next term Of said court TO commence at Keok uk
| ON the FIRST Monday Of September, A. ID. 1850, .
| default viii be entered against you and the said
| petition taken rs confessed by you and q deere,
| rendered against you ss therein prayed.
| NOBLE STRONG,
| July is, 1s60-lm Att'ysfor Plaintiffs.
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J aly Is l860-dlm
Legal Notice.
To w lillian A. arihvy. David Il. Brigham. ieorge |

LeGat Notice.
To W ifliam A. GriHey, David 4. Brigham, George
NJ. Marshall, Samuel I. Marshall and Louisa
Marahall his wife, George G. Anderson, trustee,
Andrew Creger, Peter arrity, A. Kelley Co.,
Reed Il Brother, Duyall, Ksigler Dorsey, Fred
erick odell, III. Haistead, Josiah ii. Bonney,
Wm. 4 r.. L. Ruddick, r. Ware. jr. Co. iss
N0U nd each of you hereby notified that
l. there Is now Gle in the Office Of the Clerk of
the nistrici Court Of Lee county Iowa, 1t Keokuk,
a petition Of hiram Barney claiming Of you VIM.
A. Grffey the sum Of sixteen hundred dollars with
ten per cent interest per annum payable annually,
as money due on mortgage made by You to chas.
Mason and since assigned TO said Barney, dated
June 20, 1853; also claiming against each Of you
| thn foreclosure Of said mortaage, the same being
upon w. and Sic Of S-W. OF SEQ. 81, TIP. 81
N. r. west, Lee county, lows, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale OF said prem
isss and general rchef. 5s ia il
| And unless yon appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day Of the
next term OF said court. to commence Mt Keokul
on the first Monday Of september, A. ID. 1850 ,
default will be entered against you. the petition
taken by you confessed, and decree renderes
against you ~ prAysd sH Ens,1r . srrpN,
+ July is, is6A.dim PhH's Att'ys.
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10 John Tarbsll, Jane Tsrbeli, John Irwin, Jno r..
Irwin, w. III. Deming, Levi Ayerill, Dan I Ste
phsps, j.. r. Matther. Fred. q, Beomham, sxecu-
tor OF Edward Bcynton, deceased, SAINT Dunlap,
defend antss
VoU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Ia new file In tbe Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Lee county, lows, ut Keokuk, . petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on FORE
closure Of mortgage against said John Tarheli
for the OF "a ,20s 10 100 with 10 per cent in
terest from February, 1866 and against All said
defendants above named. praying also for the fore
closure Of acertain mortgage given by said John
Tarbeii To Charles Mason upon the y. OF Sc Sec
/. township 10 NJ, range west, also on tho s-w.
and n. 1 of Sc sec. 6, township GO north, range
west Of plank-road, except ISls-loo acres In
s-w /; the Ais OF said mortgaged premises to pay
of said debt, the extinguishment OF all equity OF
REDEEM ption therein and for and general relief
said petition Also asks for the appointment Of re-
cever To take charge and control Of said premises
collect the rents DO, which receiver has been APP
pointed by said Court.
Now you required to answer said petition by
the second day Of the Of said court to be-
held on the LIST Monday Of September, 1860, or
judgment and decree will be had therein ~ prayed
for by default. *
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
July Ill, IS60.dm Atty for pi,tH.
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Musquefeesy muAqnesoesls


PREPARE FOR THEM.
EOsTER hss tyr sae the best 10 and loe ipc'
vita MusopEroE NErs, and Best Twisted g.
Bar White, Pink and Blue.
Sal2.d
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July Is, lseod1m Pitts, Attorneys.
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Coughs end Colds.

III carries of all gross humors and will remove
all iuhamatieeand lever, lily the blood, loosen
the skin, eleanse The water ana strengthen eyery
- 49, uI..
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Legal Notice.
TO ELTJAu FIhLEY

July 7, ls6e-dlm
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StfEHtEF,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, SIS.

] uly 10, 1850 La Pitt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

Nav MUSICAL lx>raragSTs--A shert time nce !,
subscription WAS gotten up in this city for the par.
ba,e OF new sci of Musical Instruments, for III. ne
,f the Lacy BAud-sad Instruments, however. = be-
long to the Corporation. About $3.50 were rai-e al
TINT time and the urder sent GU inr TIE lrstra-
mentj. Yesterday they erme to hanl hntwc i,arn
that the bill is about $3.50. one hundred thsn
Ia, vet been obtained. II is proposed 10 rise this
deficit to-day by subscription and trust those 40
are applied to will hesitate to aid in the Object
The ownership of these instruments will be in the
corporate authorities and whoever may tem will
give boud and good security TO the Mayor for ther
preservation and safe return Good music eaanot be
had without good Instruments. Remember this and
ssist in buying them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
VIM. A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va
AGENT Fox
REESE'S PHOSPHO-PERUVI OR
MANIPULATIGDG UANO.

:, Is composed exclusively Of
faety Ground om6reo Gtuno nad Best PerHridn GE0n0,
Oae.H4y Each.
AoTE.-Wc call of to the fact that the
~ above Guano contains plaster other tess rdt'dhe
substances than the natural 6Hano The additions of Pdtr
10 combinations Guano other effect than to reduce
,et value In Of Lime or A,nnonfa both OF whlr,
are Loo valuable give place substance which may be had
N 'fserenM the price Of Guano. Plaster 10 be used with
must be applied in quantities Of several bushels per
acre; herts the few pounds only that can
applied when Hi'h Guano can be Of lille Or no
%ue. Hence 1t follows, ordination OF Guano con
,hS fasler be cold a.. ~ value Is JUST III
NIL ,' or greater proportion. reduced.
ne nave furnished the above standard lei r'': '"r
's and planters for the past ycars and whiie
Tae.ns money In cost Its superior value fer,ilAo.
i3hAoco has been amply demonstrated.
therefore, recommend this Guano 10 consumers, with
're coincidence, standard and r. liable fertilizer.
ma -s-dScSm WM. a. MILLER.
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LATEST NEWS m TELECRAPH.


ssniNaToS, Nav ll.-SsSArE The pefcien-
c. interpolation bill taSse!
iIorss ~ EsparsE~rArigrs--The GIVE bills for
new Territorial Go,erngents were laid en- the e..
lie 10y m average majority of 29 yotes. Some
oi the Republicans beng at the number. These
OILS NE tyr Arisnna, Chippewa. llaia Dakota
aud Jefferson. ealh oi tl.e.n containing the VII.
mot Ptuviso
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

On. Coxs LEcTURE-The fourth Of DR.. CoNs series
of Lectures, will be delivered at the Methodist Pro'es-
tant Church, tomorrow afternoon, commencing ut
four o'clock The subject of the Lecture will be THE
Unity of the Human Race Incidental Proof Of the
Delugc" The Lectures thus far delivered, have been
of most able and interesting character aud our poo
pie may expect an intellectual treat in the eonci-
ing ones Of the series We trust that there viii he
large attendance to -morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
Tools and Machinery
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Corner OF Eighth and Church SITS.

IIH n G II Is Y X G, VI IL q n n.
FeNiE subscriber recently Of the Cabel House. taxes
pleasure informing his friends and the public gcnerays
he as leased the abuye popular House for term o years
aud is now prepared al that emil on Kim IN
style surpassed any hotel the city, and he respectfully
solcis patronage OF public to sustain HIN III
keeping the Washington in sIy that worthy OF rst class
Hotel.
Amidst a viclssitn Of lo!ls in this city the asi-
III has closed doors. but they have always been open
With a hearty welcome To ihc wearict traveller
Nth the many testimonials nj gentlemen OF high s'aning
disposition please he hopes 10 share Il iieia
support h many friends am, the public generally. r'edg
Ing that nothing shall be spared To please AL who v,sl' or board
nj iAis Ious.. Join =. KYLE, Proprietor.
Testimonial.
We, the subscribers take great pleasure IN recommending
CAPT j. s. KYLE first class hotel keeper and heel no re"c
tanec in saying that he is geenlan Courteous STEADY ana
polite and his lady is OF The best managers N me STATE
Dr. A. Hopkins, o. Loving, ;. H. Daniel cnerai A. DFo"h
Robert h.a, Vim. Massie, ho+ Massiu, William NJ
tabc, T. D. Ners, Joseph I, tabei, Jr, NJ taDeii ana
others uf Nelson; 4. g. Harrison, fhns Whitehead H.
W. snead Wm. W. Thonl +. l.. Shelton sam NJ Gar
land. Ro. A. Cogh, H. Henry, }. p tsenan, Amherst;
John slaughter. James Garland, 1has NJ Blaekiord nos
j. Kirkpatrick, VIM. r. Yancey, Van Nalinleto, Charles d.
kaine. ~ c. Taafrrro John NJ. Speed. A. j. Camp IL; T.
Pierce liz p Aisirp, j. W urc, T. b. Tauerro d. Parhtr
Alien A g. Sirauon ynel,ltirn ms.
NOTCE-Persons ming Dogs in the cit! are hereby no.
~ titled forward within ten days, ana obtain
license Keep hem required by ordinance Of M rli'
may 4-ilOt WM. d. BRANCH, Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
Fatal Accident to an Eronaut.

NFw YoRE. May lI-Ansustus NJ. Connor at
tempted to ascend in balloon last evening from
Palace Garden when the balloon collapsed and
the unfortunate man was precipitated on the roof
OF building. injnrng him 50 severely as To cause
his death at IL O'clock this mur.ins
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

MERCHANTS LICENSES. We would direct the vt
,entiou oil our merchnns to the ordinance OF the City
in regard TO their licenses. The City Collector
informs US thu after having made necessary publ
cation on the subject, comparatively few have come
forward, and met the laws requirements In order
that there may be no msappre!lcusion In the remi-
ises we give the ordinance below:
ANY person frm who shall violate the provisions
~ this ordinance after being notified by the Collector
of the city of te amount of tax imposed by The
Council. by following my occupation, business or
,roes ssiou in this city for which license Is required
without obtaining sl,h l;'rSc shall forfeit five dol
lars for encl day Of such Viola ion; and any businrss
ar firm commencing nnv business profession in this
CIV for which eense i required before making APP
Gca;on for and obtaining such license shall be MS
s,ssei with double The nmouut of tax otherwise inn
,osea on such license: Poadti, that if the license
he taken out!or pat Of a wear the tax shali bear
ch propar,iun To the assessed ON that pariicl-
Ior'oecupa,on, business profession MS tic uucxpi
ned part bears 10 the whole year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
Great Rain Storm at Baltimore

BALTIMORE, May ll.-There was Il tremendous
ran starm here last night. The rain still contn
ue+, but has somewhat abated. The streets ia the
vicinity :" Jones Falls were nvcrilnwn, nnl il i,
feared that great damage has been done above
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
Gents Goods.

15yITE subscriber has received his SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS consisting Of French Cloths Of best makes and
fashionable eoors including the beautiful shade called Amae
Doe Skins elastic Grape Face and Corded Cassmcres
Fancy Cassimcrcs plain and face Dap dEe White and
Coored Linen Drill Plain anil Fancy silk and Marsee Vest
incs and all the Buttons and Trimmings also full line
Of j. N Davies celebrated Shirts Drawers Collars and Neck
Ties: Understands OF Cotton, Mcrino Ic and sin
Half Hose. ia Brown and White Cotton Meno and
Meiino feet best Kid Gloves, &c., &c.
upl9 WM. l.. PAGE.
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Markets.

NEW York. May ll.--Cotton firm: Upland
M'diling ~. Flour steady Wheat has de-
GLAZING tendency. Corn firm. Pork IN ard
quiet: Mess Sl7. so to SlSl0. Spirits firm Ei.
ein heavy at 81 so! to sl.j5. Rice steady at to
* cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
Fire at New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, May l0.-rherc was fire in the
s. c"nd District to-day, by which ten houses were
burnt. The l'ss was 100000 all of which was
covered 10y insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
Wall PaDer.

NALL and examine another beautiful Of Paper Hang
~ ings at all prices at
may 0. PAYNE BLAcKfoRDS
Hoop Skirts Hoop SkirtS
lust received ut L. A. T. KINSEYS another supply (of
- 15o) Of those superior and cheap Hoop skiris
Mayo 156 Main Street.
IS kXTHITELOCK'SH SUpEE PHOSPHATE OF LINE
w The best article now in use, FER sale by
oD27 JAMES BOYD u co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

PERsoNAL-The Hon. William {. Riycs, was
in this City yesterday, but left on last nights
train for homo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

The MAYok's LEvEEs have been very thinly Mt
tended for several days past. Two lrshmen were
up yesterday. One was discharged and the other
sent to Jail to cool Oft.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
: CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

SUGAR And MoLassEs AT AUcrioN.-Sce ad,er
cement Of Chas. I. Workman & Co., Rchmoa.',
who sell cargo e Sugar ani MU'ae,s oa We'd
,esday,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. CRAFT will preach Oh tomorrow iSth-
bath evening" at 81 o'clock, at Tyreeanna Chapel on
Winston's Hill.
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r u l. T. I y S
Phosphor-Peruvlan Guano,
Tobacco Manure. Agricultural Salt and

GROUND BONE ASH.
IL g. RUFElN, of ll and cary SITS, on Inc bhsh
offers To the Farmers following M NtRES all OF
hi' manufactire--yiz:
Hgfn's PAosph0r Peruvian, containing per cent am
monia and 40 to 80 per cent bone phosphate lime per ARA %
EItfn's Bone Ash Gudno containing per cent ammo
MIA and about 70 per cent bone phosphate ie per IN M
Fggfn's Tobacco Manure, containing per cent ammo"
mia, "A per cent bone phosphate lime, 22 chloride OF
soium md II per cent suiac lime, per ton o LOW - "a
lbs DO %
RgFas Ground Bone Ash containing about 50 per cent
lbs f'p '' ~ ~ f'r .....'.., 81 90
10ricuHuroI S,H ooae Nor ion of ONO lbs II 90
Agrgrllt,roI S,If ia 90 nor ton M
The above MAsUREs strong bags containing o'
pounds EACH twelve bags mako fraction over o
and be had Of O. RUFFIN, at his mill OF any C9mns
SION Merchant In Richmond Of Ts BRAScu Sons, Peers
burg; NJ HoLLrss Co., Lyncburg: LEIGH BROTHER, nor
lola; MAsoS, MAKrIN Co, Scottsve; JonSsros CLARKE
Co., Danyle. ImaTch 3-l&clf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
Valuable Testimony in favor Of The


WASHINGTON. II. G., june n.
Having made Us" Of The osggen",ea hitter. lerar,a by
olIae ." h,r enrac, other eases We ,LcrruIi, room
n'ni ,n Il The pnbIP, believing they viii hly sustain tie
bic remedy may accessible % all the afflicted.
WITiI1N lpHAM {. s. Senator's ,ton Ie'o.t
JAMfs T. SIMMONS, /. $ Senator, tram Al,le ib,od
}, + MoEtHEAD, Z. s. seHator, ant fo'4o3y "o'''""'
N. AES3LD, Gs..e@y Geerrnor qf haote A',"".
lis sae"c,s IN severe eases Of DYsPErsIA ASTHMA MD
GENERAL DEBILITY OF TIE SYSTEM, places II among
given reputation far beyond any remedy known fr thc,c
Complaints; in ali their I, yari11s io'ms
William \. slr"lnrr co. mud John II. soas I!nrlurs
G. Iu4h, ampbc q. H.. and by all Druggists dealers
medicine throughout the country. ma! s. im
Words Of Caution.
W-s slring. lhnnah" The cpnn,ra Ind b ,r u"j a,
thai Ind iiscos cred autiue effects,
that would moi gladly avail themselves discovery, with
that We were pared I" share with he mol "oG! refuse
how muct CERTIFIED should they be great
pInacna has been compounded Of purely vegetable nir aud
Darkness Need We give you isiancesY IFS call The pro-
preter OF BikEEs BlrIEks and examine he nyras of
certificates from all sections a" the SOUTH Of persons who have
hcen cured Of Dbsd BY s alihealing properties Among
exoing this BrrERs TO the skies, and blessing Prov,
dcnce tor lis curative powers Bat It's virtues moi confined
Torpid iyers become quckcned and made active b, il inin
ence stonachs made healthy by neulraizng e
u
Darrhna rrnnot resist lis tonic powers. And Cholera ITSELF
when by these BrrRs Is promptly dsarmed and becomes
harmless thousands of persons have certified who used in
1919 and D. when that devastating the county,.
BAkEkS ETIT1kS will moi rcm,d, all the ills u humanity
bat such diseases caused by the stomach and bow els.
Oily yield to lis strengthening effects, and speedily driven
SYSTEM All tho need tonic should and be
come their Judges Of its virtues.
by all Inc Druggists in Lynchburg, and by all the
principal Druggists In the city Of Richmond and whcre In
Virginia alsp OF Messrs Chas stotl Co, Washington city!
ID. O. H. >iabler Il Co., Baltimore, Md; d. D. Micr Cow
ington, Ky. and Barnes " Park n. Y.
Orders allied by addressing Il. BAKER Proprietor
feb 2-d&cts Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT

MANUEACTO
THNHE subscribers, having erected NEW AND COMMopl
4 Gus BUILDING adjacent 10 the Piedmont i"ns, ana
The Phoenix Foundry prepared manufacture all kinds Z"
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Tools and Machinery.
Having been awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the late Fair
fynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical soeet! for the
best Power and Plougs, faer lhmselves that their
will give entire satisfaction and that the farmers would
prefer buy articles o Southern Manufacture, under proper
guarantee r. H. SHEPHERD ~ co,
feb 1sdtc1v1 LYNCXBURG IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

KNIGHTS TEMrLlR PARAbG--llc members Of Pc
Molay Encampment of knights Temr!ar in this city
had their Annual parade yesterday afternoon. The
turn out quite full one, the entire membership
were dressed full rcgaa their steeds also being
quite saily capari soned the whole presenting most
attractive spectacle. The + lights after forming in
line marched to College Hill, where they underwent
drill for half M hour under the direction oEomman
der Gill At the conclusion of the drill, they ecain
formed in line, travcrsiug tie different streets for an
hour, finally making a halt at their ll" on Church
street, wheFe they dismissed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-12

SuIcipE --Grccn, slave 10 Samuel Garland, ST,
Esq. was yesterday morning found suspended by the
reek under the Railroad bridge, crossing Biaekwutcr
Creek Immediately above the Virginia aud Tennessee
Depot 1t is supposed tie made Moose with bis poel-
# aaudkerehi,i arranged il frund his neck then ticd
il to one Of the iron rods supporting The structure,
ard let himself down, thus rIu.,n- death The negro
left home about o'clock Thursday and was no. seen
or heard of until he was discovered rs above describe
ed by some small willie ch!l,lrcm who were hunting
COWS in that vicinity. The deceased had been drink
ing very hard for sometime past, nnt had several
times threatened 10 commit snici &c, Coroner Cross
held an inquest on the hoiy snd The jury rendered
verdict in accordance with the fari', above stated.