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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16

BSJ Two men had quarrel near
Natchez, Miss, the other day, and fired
seventeen pistol shots without wound,
ing each other in the least.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16

wLarge veins Of copper and silver
hrve just been discovered within twen>
ty miles of Athens, Tennessee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16

sB The Lake carrying trade is more
active than it has been at any time
since 1858, the services of all vessels
such as can carry grain being in de-
mand. 4 @
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16

IMMENSE Y1ELD.-A farmer in from
Lewis Valley today, with load of bar
ley, says his wheat is turning out full
As bushels to the acre, barley so bush>
els, and oats 80 bushels to the acre.
This will be his average yield on so
acres of grain. The crop is perfect in
Crosse Democrat. gf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16

az The census of Saginaw, Mich,
reveals the almost incredible fact that
there is not single unmarried woman
over twenty-five years Of age in it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16
sEGEgFt6SS9sg.

THE KESosHA TELEGRAPH is the Oldest Newspaper in the
State Of W sconsinhas DOUBLE the Circulation Of any
paper published in Southern Wisconsin, which makes it
very desirable medium for Advertising
IL
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R EP AIRING.

Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired, nd
warranted TO give satisfaction or money refuned
All kinds of Jeweiry neatly repaired. Jewelry
Silver Plating done
shall always take pleasure in showing my goods,
and would cordially invite one ana all, whether
you wish to purchase or not, to call ana examine my
stock, -
REMEMBER THE LOCATION = 6s Main
sLrscr. directly opposite the City Bank, IN the
Building formerly known as "King's Bookstore
l.. ID. EMMONS.
1Y..Lo Mo- IN 1860 off
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sBOb Printing.

Book, Blank Job and Card Printing every description
executed with neatness cheapnes and promptness
Once. Plain Fancy, and Ornamental Pvintingn Oolore
Inks and Bronze With Five Power and Hand Presses
and an extensive variety Of Type and Jobbng Ma tera
the TEEGRAPH Establishment is not exceed in this par
ofthe West.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16
mEg. W. .. ARNnr.

Pbysiciru md Surgeon Would re9pectjHtJy announce
to his friends the public generally that he has perma
nently loo ted himself in the City Of Kencsha. Having
practged profession for the past seventeen years, he
hopes by attention to business to inertia share Of
public patronage.
REsDEyCR 70 Market street. two doors west of the Court
House. where he may be found, at all times, ready to
attend professional calls.
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The 8&upahM GeIegraph
b. SToNE. S. G. WINEGAR. %. G. MoYEAN
AND TRIBUNE,

IS PUBLISHED MORNING, AT CORNER
AND MARKET STREETS KENosHA CITY, WIS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16

Pig iciCtn and Surgeon WH be tound ct his Office in
rkweathsr's Drug Store, at his residence, corner
ofChcago and Park Streets at all times ready to at
nd the calls mi he pufdiC.
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LYMAN 81 RONE.

" rrV Pubhc and Translator, Lana and Insurance
ent. Business transacted in French, German, Sweed-
ish, Danish and Norwegian. Office at the Gravel Foun-
cnrnnr OF South and EXchnnge atreets Wi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

lut objected 70 1t entirely Judge Kenny s,.,.l
that the opinion Of the officers that jury .",,
not be had from Jefferson county, and there6 rod
oyerruled the objection.
Sheriff Camp-Map bere made statement TIM, /.
was convinced thst jury could not be obtained ;s
this county, aud therefore took the necessarv
to procure q Jury from frederick county. 'ep'
The sheriff and his deputies were then ,r.
and testified that they had exhausted their din
with the iormer Jurors in these trials. '''ct
Mr. Hunter moved that she - ff | q direc,o,.
summon another panel frm this county. in "s.
that no delay be occasipned in this case on ,.oa
Of Of ectn"s tn the present panel by tho co,n"'
for the defense. '''hs,l
Judge Kenny overrolel the OBJECTION and n.
work Of empannelling jury was resumed L., =. .le
Judge putting the usual questions tn each y we
The pannel was exhausted. when twsn,y haa juror
selected Us competen: jurors. leaving .eeh
chosen Additional taesmnn were then s',' 10 be
ell from this county but Only two could be a
ed The proceedings were consequently L po nm
to halt and at O'Clock the court ud;, o'pusht
til Tomorrow morning. to enable the .La ,u nm
summon additional talsrnen from F.da,;. I"erH to
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rflal OF Hazlltt, the tIarper's Ferry Inva-

| CHARLESTON n. Feb. L. Tho court opened this
morning NJ 10 clock, and few minutes the
trial vi llaZiltt WAS commehcei.
! a oanne ii twenty-l,ur persons from Fred
erck county made their app ,arance IL, it had
been found impossible to obtain jurors from tins
county.
before the prisoner was brought out Mr.. Hum
ter announced that he would be tried ON the muir
der count IN the in ictmoat. Messrs. Green and
Bolts were in attendance rs counsel for the de-
tense, IN accordance with TIE request of the iris.
oner. Before the pris ncr was called uron to rlead
70 the indictment, Mr.. Green asked permiss,on to
file demurrer. AT this stage OF tho proceedirp
attachments were issued against several important
witnesses VIII" had failed To espond to the sub
penas. and body of cavalry were Immediately
dispatched to liarpers Ferry to force their atten
dance. The indictment was then read, occupyinp
several minutes, during which the prisoner stood
up with seeming Indifference
Mr.. Green then stated in brief the grounds Of
his demurrer, which tho Judge ordered to he recor-
ded.
The prisoner then pleaded not guilty to the
Indictment. The calling of the panel then procet-
ded.
Mr.. Green stated tina, they did not consent +,
the summoning of the jury from Frederick county.
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NOTICE

10y virtue Of n decree of Circuit Court Of Wv,he ~
ID ut It's October Term ls9in the Gintcr K,u &
Alvey and others against Il. VI. Tallaferro Dr. sa, Aa
Monday, 18th dny of February being Court jay al %
front door OF tho Court House, sell public auction IN
highest bidder, large and comnotious BRICK BIIIln
ING situated on Min Street in Wythcvie opposite Tho a.
W.thesile Hotel This building contains TIlkEE sidrs+
ROOMS, each having CELLAR, and of them a sTopr
ROOM tho second foor and there ON the same e,, W.
PIE ArAErhxNTs with The necessary OUT HOUSES for PR
NATE RESIDENCE. The annual rents of this proper,
from eleven 10 twelve huared dollars per annum and + s
ted IN the most business part OF the town, AND exeep
repair. "'
TEsasSo much cash necessary 10 pay all COSTS M
residue Of the purchase money In four equal pa, mems pf
credits of twelve, eighteen months two years tb an,
chaser giving bond and security for the purchase money
feb 3lOfcb incu MM TERRY -.
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From washington.

WssHINoraN, Feb. G.--Mr. Giosbrenner, him :
self saws the repor, that he has been or will DO
aPp,nter Treasurer al the United States is I'M
true THIS gentleman .uriug the last three days
al ms ofclai term scrsGlni-atarms. disbursed
y ne members : t'r House 1881 900. The ag-
gr' gao suia OF $40 GO l@ scea paid them since
II cs..csday laAl
The reason resigned for the House adiourning
10 Thursday a. to give tip Speaker time to form
the sInnding eamWitIees. There is but little, if
any doubt, that the House s"s..oibcc appropria-
tion will will pass the Senate 10 morrow.
1, is a-certsisat that Mr.. Darlingame was as-
signed by Speaker Pennington to the chairman.
ship of the comTlueeon iareiga affairs but that
gentleman generously requested that his old friend
Mr. Gorwin. should be substituted in his place
Mr.. Buriirgame will tnkc the aext place to him
on tho ctimInt;ee'
Mr. W ashburn OF Ill. will ysa,aily lie chair
nnn ii the. c,ma,itiee commerce. and there
eeeu,s 10 he no doubt that Mr.. Sherman will he
chairman at the cofamitlee at ways and MEANS
and Mr.. Grow chairman of the c",nnait,ee ca ter
ritories. Beyond there nothing has been positive
ly ascrr,ained
The republicans wifi have a conference tomor-
row nigh' to take de6nife action the subject of
the House printer.
A Clemson, OF Nd was &c day appointed chief
OF the Agricultural Bureau, now established under
the direct superintendent oil the Secretary of the
Interior. 1t was heretofore subordinate to the
Commfsioner OF Patents.
RESULT OF TIE FIRST INai1IKy AErxR GOVERN
nENT CoRRupTioNs.-W Washington, February c.
The first resolution oil inquiry develope alleged
corruptious Of Che Administration has been an
swered by Secretary Cobb. He Yefers to the
blue book to show the names # all the tersons in
treasury service whose appointments are not con-
frmed by the Senate, but iedrning that what was
really wanted was list of speciM agents, with
their compensation and the authority for their en-
pl6yment, he gives the names Of seven whose paw
is in accordance with the act Of IS46, and who
are employed by virtue Of that ACT and also that
Of 1895. fhey examine the books and ACCOUNTS
Of collecting officers and repositories Of public
money. The aggregate payments usdeS this head
tpr the past year. including mileage, is only
$4,000. The secretary states that their service
infuss energy Ia the discharge Of official dutie
and haze led to material rstrenchments in expen
ditnses.
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100000 SEGARS AT AUCTION
IN BOND AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE. NORFOLK
WE will sell FEBRUARY 9th 12 clock a, the c.-,
w HOUSE, "" "'sIoa
100000 SPLENDID SEGARS
Imported by Henry Fitzgerald direct from Havana CONSISTING
Of Quarter and Tenth boxes and in bbs loose also s
Several Boxes Pine Apple jelly.
The attention Of the trade Is especially directed IN M,
saie; ga FERGUSON il BELoTE "
'o f-dtt Aucune.,s
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

\ OFFER FOR SALE WOODLAND, the late residence OF
& WtNFREE, decd, situate, mile Iynchburg on
the Campbell Court House turnpike. There will BE- sold
The Dwelling s6 of land considerable proportion
winch is in timber Besides excellent Dwelling, there on
The place all The necessary oulouses large tobacco factory
well of superior water &C.
The place is admirably adapted TO either market dairy
farm v. WISFREE. Exor
feb s-d3taws of c. Winfree. decd
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Administrators Sale. i.

SHALL sell FRIDAY the 18th day of the present m,n,
lFobruary al the residence Of the late Chesc, H. HARDY
on Diamond Hill all of the erishabe property belonging 70
said dcce,ans estate consisting the variety of IIou,e
hold and Kitchen Furnturr--anI one Cow
The sale oil the above properly will commence ut O'Clock
precisely. -
shall sell in front of the Market House. on SATURDAY
morning following ut II o'clock Negro Woman named Pru
dcncc, belonging to said estate.
TERas.-Al sums under $780, casloycr that amount four
months credit given, interest added negotiable notes. sac
tor,ly endorsed. j. N. GORDON,
feb S-l,ls AdnIr istrator
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SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY.

FERGUSON Il BELOTE. Aucr,osp.n.
FOLk, TIRGINI4
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This House has been Newly Fitted III

Persons stopping in Lynchurg will and this a very con-
'elnent Hotel, owing 10 ATS proximity to tho
- -, LlNCllBt 40 DEPUIS
Sc There being no Erpense IF Omnibus and Ioy.yuo,
eo Sis LklBURN WILKES Proprietor
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At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
ruar! ,'l>6J ~ ' " W.
John Al. llunkett,. ........ u,.;,.,;,
lhohas Il bowel, William H. Freshman, Trustee William
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For Hire.
"A GOOD SEAMSTRESS-APPLl TO
"A ieb s-diw F.B. DEANE, in
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Tor Sale.
IEDMO MT HOUSE,

FORMERLY LANCASTER HOUSE,
Opposite The Virginia and Tennessee Raiirodd DeDok
LYNCHBURG, VA.
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ues heid IN lhe Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for
neisVn C"uny on Monday the dh day Of February l,Gu
''' '''''' ''N'
on %, bissei', Mayo Cabel and !. NJ Cabcl ing
.onist'ts and JOAN Shpman jr., late merchants
n ualihg under The style urn of Cab.ls
p,' ana Miles L. snpnan, iFlor OF John snip
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court or
"A Nelson County Monday the 9Th ny of Erru,ry h3:
'Inuei Maioe and Elizabeth his wife, was Elizabeth .o-
''''', - | nliTs
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Singers Sewing Machines

Inn, Singers Sewing Machines.
A success always the lnOS conclusive proof OF great
men judged by thus test there is labor saving machine
before The public c"mparabledo Singers Sewing Machncs
After establishing the hughes, reputation In the United state,
tncA Were exhibited al the late "Expostlon Unyerse' in
France where they carried OF the highest premiun and
great ma'liIeory TO make them has been In
IN every branch OF industry which sowing To be done
machines lie used with spr,d
oil The Railway train to travelling foot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
sh"' 1kur, dfesniaker, cirayc trimmer sder halter
Hc sDuli NOT be without The Of OF
These machines, regularly employed is one Thousand Dollars
alttr In all private families where there much sewing to
ne zone tvSe machines are an invaluable
anu motel Keepers lind them particularly convenient and profit
"' hcae machines simple in their construction and
very strong ana durae, being The only kind Sewing Ma
chc ever made by which every work coarse or FIN.
eonid be perfectly executed Thousands of inferior and worth
"as sewing Machines have heel ado AMI sold Ter various
names but Singers cnas alone have been found every
"n ni3 !" SATISFY inc wants Of the people
ii'' pr'ulri instructions for usHs with each ma
gag lrh The machines packed securely to 20 To any
part {" The worli To all icrs desiring particular IN
rh' we VIII, on application 10y letter either OF our ol-
o f"ari cop" u! |. NJ. singer Cu's Gazette n rprer
"h'1t! devoted To the SEWN, Ngrune Interest
,-,.,a,, u SINGER 4 CO.,
=, Principal o.lcc No. 3l3 Broadway New YORK
bNAScH OFFICES Il Hanover ST. Boston No Of Chap
q 81, New Haven, Ct; tlpvcr,c y. Y; No IA Broad Il
Nc"Ha NJ j.; No IL t!osnn -. PnlaiclpI No loj EuI.
,nrtc ST. baltimore No. - Westminster ST. Pro, encc T.
- ~" East llh st, Cincinnati; No. G5 North Am ST. ST
is no. u 81 Charles ST., Ne" Orleans No ~ Dauhn ST.
.N' tcc 24-d&cs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02
AMERICAN lilJ.ANO.

FuNHE attention oi the Farmers Is cld To tins valuable I.r
4 uiikpr from Jarvis island ia ie Pacific
possession "t thu American Nuano COMPANY h iur.l
Va" L. = nNernntni The principal tn.r,lirnt the
lean Huano Is the Phosphate aud Suphau ui iu,
condition That rcal, hc IAkcn III, pant, cannot
10, initiated by IL vi.
Ter, yielding Ammonia Ia produce itiur,ae abundant
crop Ii docs moi act snnlant, bu cuni,s lasting
III upon the soil alrr the has been harvested
was ON. introduced IN Virginia Ia Apri has boon Te
marked effect, and In raiy Increasing favor lruu
II has been tried with astonishing results mol only lIles
crop but msurng superior stand gas. tuana - put
IN bags barrels The trade CHE American
and my name upon each package ant Warranted to ruc.
fliIA H. tA}l,
Sole Agent American Guam" Company, Richmond.
MOSES LACY,
oct Oddly Agent for I>uul,hury
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only Fifty Dollars!

only FIFTY Dollars!
(ARpHoIfS LOCK srlrGH sEWING MACHINES
haNis perfect Ninooth stitch SIDES Ar. "a .,r
. Wv "cl lo'dl'sl WM. l.. PA',E
DOR SKIRTS, Skirt supporters and tor>os A, al, rr.
- al l"c '"iiHl L. A. n T. KINSEY'S 100 Main street
l. O Il = \ LIE,
I SPLENDID STATIONARY ENIINL 10 horse mower
"A in complete order. y bargain can be hsdof i'"'''
oct l5-its A. n lily E ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS I'm,
To b. drawn in wilmington Deb Wednesday, Feb 25h, e6O
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
Nj. Gl1GGENHEI

AS returned from the North, and ia daily
IL Net3 laf-. aud fashionable sprh FALL AND WIN.
iE tIhl lllNH which IN beauty and uunlli, is nm
surpassed lie respectfully rv,u, and an, lies the public
IN genera" ana ms iends Ia cmur his purhas
ing 's'"htrc liz VIII hold cut cash aud
prompt paying customers for Others h. us,-cx.
trrich'r has taught INN I" act decided, restricting credit
ls STOCK comprises different 81
VESTS over '"ais Dreinoug the, would be loo nu
uCtois 10 mU nun.
lie also Ia, an assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING ia.
great nNraou of the and manufactured h, one
COMPANY ~ The nicd States in New ork III, public is in
,nc 10 call "ndrAaninc then II will doubtless every
lody. - N'''
lie has also large stock Gcntlrmcns rrENIsr>, ,s
snrh rs Socks Ties traNais hv shin, and Drawers Gloves
Shfis iladA'rrhtt> e'A"iS travelling Blankets etc an
trunks, tmbrcllas Carpet Bags, He returns thanks f
past t,"rs and invites everybody 10 ea!I hm
y. Il Country Merchants would tho well To cali ON him he
i" hnS tcr last as he prepared Tor wholesale trade
sep .'-hS VI. g..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Persons living distance. should h' extremely cautious o
whom they order LOTTERY Iickcis t"uncn- "f ats. ID
Tickets The country Is Hooded wii bogus nni -Niniu:
Lotteries Every nlucemrnt Is hd uul IL got n-uH To
money them Capital rrl,~ "i from &nn1 tIon"n
head their schemes with Itk,- nj hnc ,uir flpuuu
Capital rrlrcs offered Tickets e. IN such ~ ,t,r
stance, anis aud money l. sent I" ih"n or ~ H., II
II much thrown Mtti"u Tia sNndbw al 'hln.',
getting prize Huwhfe al all lotrrrf "hrrH Ito ,Hpitl
frkc In unusually large "onaun To- thu ITCHi Itrke
In instance where large fftit- IN, ir sn
cost al fickois, put II dow certain irnul
eF- All orders addressed t. fe,N J.. EE",urfNJs y Co.
Wilmington, bel, .l meet with prompt httcuhol mud Ihc
PRIMES, official drawing s.ut
FRANCE, tpADrl NrS y 90,
fed - dti"fd Wilmington, 51.i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02
,ea HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. IN
- John DOOLEY.

No. 81 Main Street, dlcnfnonu, Va,
now raay t., rAhbii .a, large assortment oi GpoI
1 IN the Hat, Cap aud Fur line.
1 h. stock CONSISTS Of MI the popular styles "I
HATS AND GAPS
my ia usc the rich aud Mole Skin Dress Hat o
m own md OF Northern Manufacture; The SON Of Felt Hat
French syie Ledger style Bell Planters broad bfm
WOOL HATS,
from , ounlil, s., ants finest saAnny wool
MES's BOYS AND tiiILDRLN's CAPS,
Of lur, t1oll, Flush Hair, seal Glazed, @c., Nc.
LADIES IIDISh HATS,
oil Bcn ar black aud brown and richly Trimmed velvet;
tIlLDHES's HATS AND CAPS,
Of ntcst STYLES some lust impaired larisrcb patterns
LADIES fTIs.
Nhlurne Tpiis Hall thr.s thI"s. Muns Manaees and
ldl,r.n- aud Misses furs all qualities and styles
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf buffalo, Persian, hines. lind aud rough.
Merchants aud dealers artcnnr! h'' To examine Tins
extensive stock spared Ia make Richmond
good market purchase In other III this country,
HIi allr JouS pooiti'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02

~ lllillo. CT "a sltGAE-l,art choice;
~ 3'@ Bbis. Refined sugar-ai sraucs;
~ hbI>. sweet thler
.No sacks Fine aud Coarse salt;
2hi Kits. No and 3 Mack,rcl
l~ Bbls. Apple Brandy:
- Casks Madeira Vine:
400 Bags laguS and Rio Coffee;
100 Bhis. Portland Syrup;
~ Bbls. New Orleans NuLissps:
- lhrces toLhsh;
ri CASKS Fine French Brand,
400 boz. Buckets, Tubs, Bfouils &c;
>, $40 E3!s. Fine Rye Wlshey;
For sale by JnyES :. fo
"'' 49, us
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STII,ZIaIi
STITZEK.
Opposite the Erchdage Bdnk,
Main street, LynchburG, Wa.
ALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS

= "a u y . i L Il II u III I y M II II ..
W sTlIIEHs is The place Ia buy HATS under his
&&own Inspection lay le celebrated
bc rodncssL He Is Furnishing his numerous customers with
The iandsoln.s lisi lai Ia produced. There nothing
like thom In this city. The, the Hat
Thing really bcau,,hi lie docs design being eesteal
bui rytdy b. II irrrftc You want
Hat To eclipse all oitct has In beauty :" ,l, durability
nnish peculiarly led 10 ic form Of The head Nnise.
y beautiful. Suts.Is u the piac" Ia H.
lie would also call attention Ia l large sluh "f son Felt
Hat, Of grade nId qualify Hats Erual Narr.
" nne Y! tlpl, Velvet and 1ush tap. Cl,nns Fancy
Hats ard Caps Ladies' Riding Hats Kinds made
10 orle al ihr shortest notice
Call siitarrs, Practical Halter for bargains, sign
the bio hltf nAI. innN Il Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02
Tremendous Excitomcnt At
1ll Main street, LSHChburE. va.
N GIJG(,E'N NII,I,

As returned from the North large aud le.uiinl
stock Of FALL AND WINTER nool,>, to whn'h tnc at
tenlivn at the public In PARTICULAR, UNITED
The ladies by universal admit thai stock pus.
Goods, shawls and Iluaks un,gui, pond ,u a.d
,eganve.
t"r gentemcn's wear, haIca superior LOT of Cloths All
aud Nrsngs Heavy Wuolcn- Blankets. Bawts shoes,
&e, &c, 10 which all invited Ia call cxnininr
n. Htountr, Merchants Will do M,Il K,e nil ,lo AN
examination before going North. \. Il.
29dts-kep COZ
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SCHEME.



rcl al. fa0 Halves si0, Quarter o. Eighihs s1h -,
r.rtigoale Of Package Of ~ bolez, Gusts t.v :"
po do. 70 iaitts'..'- t''''sts+' - -
Ia do. 70 ,ldartrfs. - -
Ia do 90 Ligilh-. st,.....=... - D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02
New Fall Stock

New tall Stock
ST arrived from Northern cities with "A flll .ocL al
~ FALL AND MiNrE. CLOTHING, for gentlemen. Ia,
latest STYLES and the most iah.9nae apparc lowest
prices, cat he found nj ,,lahl
Also, large supply "i Geht, Furnishing Gnuis which We
VIII sell lower tam Other h"~c city,
'Nt Nflos boots, shoes Z" NIL QUANTITIES prices suit Trunks
Na'st ard mhIcllss 'r'm hr Eastern cries are ON
exhibition 49,. N,i be sold cheap
Quilts and hn!' tLoIUN" la all styles aud qualities.
Please rhU nj HRsn SIN Nurrirs
ana y & Lewis, and look Tor your motto rs II
ever ht4'n selling cheap Ia Increase custom
Manufacturers and Farm eli Il, cxaniue our Stock
pi servants '"'h'ng, SHOES, AZ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02
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