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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF DAKOTA-DIsTRICT COURT, FIFTH JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT.
In the matter Of the application Of Deans W. c. Dun
well to be discharged from his debts nsolvent
debtor.
To the creditors of Dennis W. c. Dunwel resident of
the County of Dakota, in the State of Minnesota
You will please take notice that on the ninth day
of November A. D. 1852 upon reading and filing the pc
tition schedule and affidavit of Denis w. c. Du well
discharge from his debts insolvent debtor pr-
suant to provisions of chapter lightly of the
vised Statutes of Minnesota, enti "Of the Relief of
Insolvent Debtors,' an order made by the Hon.
Thomas lson, the the acting Judge of the District
Court for the Fifth Judicial District for Dacoa county
in Minnesota requiring all the creditors Of the said
have before the Hon. N. NJ Donaldson, Judge Of the
said District Court the said Fifth udcl District for
the county of Dacota and State of Minnesota at his cham
bers in the town of Owatonna in Steele county In Min
nesota, on the twentieth day Of February A. u. 1860
at the hour of nine O'Clock A. N. Of said day, why an
assignment Of the said insovents estate should be
made and he be discharged from his debts, pursuant
to the statute in such made and provided and that
notice Of the Of said order be published once
each week for ten successiyc weeks previous said
day of hearing in the following newspapers to wit In
published in Dakota county in the Weekly Pioneer and
Democrat, newspaper printed and published in tie
city of St. Paul Ramsey County, the seat of govern
ment of the of Minnesota and the State Jour.
na newspaper printed and pubLShed In the city Of
Lansing, the seat Of government of the State Of
GEO. L. 4 e. A. OTIS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dated St. Paul. November H. 1859. novlS-wl0w
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5. 1t will contain the AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
OF EVERY ORGANIZED COUNTY IN THE
STATE FOR 1859, derived from a semi-oficial n
vass, under the direction of the compiler; of every
township in the State, and based upon answers to
more than 200 circulars.
Under this head will be given l. The area cult
waited. 2. The crop of wheat, corn, OATS rye barley
and potatoes and, 3. The average yield per in
each county, and in the whole STATE with class
facts collateral thereto.
s. 1t will contain the GROSS SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN AND
PRODUCE FOR 1885, from ali the towns on the river
product and shipment OF cranberries, &C.
7. 1t Will contain the stastce cf the numbering oper-
aons Vt the State for 1859, and of all the manufacto
ries, by steam or waterpOwer, of lumber, flour, &C.
8. 1t will contain full prOgre statistics of the
and navigation Of the Steamboat trade, the fur
trade, &c. the mercantile, manufacture and
building statistics of all the important towns in tie
State, which, with the municipal and social facts un-
der other heads, will form a complete Gazetteer Of
the whole State,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06

Il. will contain complete lists of all Federal State
county city and town officers, with salaries and
terms of efce with the stated times and places of
session of all official bodies of Supreme and District
Courts, elections, corporation meetings, &c.
S. 1t will contain alphabetical list of all post offices
in the State an alphabetical list of ali Counties
with areas in ,Quare miles, population and county
seat, and OF all the organized townships therein
with recorded description thereof
g. 1t will contain list of all the noares puolic in the
State, with residences alphabetically arranged and
of all commissioners of deeds in Minnesota with res
idences alphabetically arranged and of all comu is .
sioners of deeds for Minnesota, with residences al
phabetically arranged.
TO- 1t will contain alphabetical lists of all the clergy
men OF each denomination, with station and church
statistics Of all lawyers, &c with complete official
directories of the Freemasons, Odd Fellows and
other secret and benevolent societies. of the Rail
road companies, banks, and all Incorporated com
. mercial educational, and other institutions
2l VIII contain complete official directory of the
panies, &c. '
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06

impossible to index in advance the mass of facts
which the book will contain
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06
MUNICIPAL AND SOCIAL STATISTICS.

g. 1t will the fiscal statistics State for the
year, including list OF Federal and State apprepra-
tiOns, and showing the entire financial resources and
liabilities of the State and exhibiting the condition of
all the banks in operation.
TO- 1t will contain thorough financial exhibit of all the
corporate cities and towns, showing the assessed
valuations of property-the taxes levied for
purpOses-the amounts collected and delinquent
the expenditures and liabilities of each corporation
H. 1t will contain the Education al statistics State
the number Of scholars school teachers and amount
OF school fund of each school distric-the and
only record OF the kind ever obtained.
H. 1t will contain he precinct election returns of the
last general election for Governor, compared with
returns of 1857, and the vote of each county on all
State officers
Is. 1t will contain complete list, and show the basis
OF all public bonds, warrants, orders other trea
sury scrip issued by the State any inferior N unic-
palty or private corporation, with current bankers
rates, &c.
IA. 1t will contain the statistics of crime matrmony
for every county in the Stale, the number convey
OF real estate the of money cured by
mortgage. the amount OF judgment debts recovered
the number and statistics of persons naturaized in
each county for 1859.
10. 1t will contain the religious statistics of every de-
nomination i'll the State, showing theswhOle number
OF churches and OF me bers OF each church. aud of
members added or expelled this year. with the
names and stations of ministers.
l6. 1t will contain the Post Office mail express and
newspaper statistics Of the State.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06

NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS
CATHCART g. Go.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FT a ii and Winte
STAPLE AND FANCY
D R Y G. O O D S.
WHICH THEY OFFER TO THEIR CUsroMERss
USUALLY LOW PRICES
THE ATTENTION o CASH BUYERS
NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN co PETE
WITH THEM IN
Quantity, Quality, Style
OR PRICEsI
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will be supplied at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW
YORK PRICES!
All Orders will be promptly filed by one of the FIR
who will give his
SPECIAL. ATTENTION
w h Ol e s ale Ira de
D. NOT FORGET TO CALL WHERE GOODS
ARE ALWAYS SHOWN FRRELY AT
PRICES WHICH SELDOM FAIL
TO INSURE SALES BY
CATHCART & co.
sept23-dS.w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1860-01-06
OHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF

~ execution issued of and under the seal of the
District Court in and for the county Of Mower, State of
Minnesota, upon judgment rendered and docketed
in action wherein Samuel Clayton is plaintiff, and
John Clayton is defendant favor of the said plaintiff
dred and fifty six dollars and eighty six 456 &c., have
this 23d day Of December A. D. 1885, levied upon the
following described real property, to wit
The southwest one-fourth III of the southwest one
fourth 4 Of section number twenty 1861, township
Der eighteen [s] vest excepting therefrom fifteen
owned by David Oliver, in the said county Of Mower:
for safe at public auction to the highest bidder
interest and costs thereon ahe law Office Of Aaron s.
Everest IN the village Of AUSTIN Mower county, afere
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
Dated at Austin, December q, A. D., 1859.
GEORGE W. BISHOP,
Sheriff of Mower County Min
AARON 8. EVEREST, Plaintiffs Attorney. jan6-w6w
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CONGR ESS.

SENArE-A Joint Committee on the subject Of
niauguraring the statue of Washington on the
22nd, was appointed
The bill prohibiting the issue Of bank notes in
the District of Columbia was discussed, after which
he body went into executive session. and then nd
oorned till Monday,
House or RHrREsENrvTivEs.-Ab bill was iu,ro-
dnccd and referred to repeal tho Fishing Roun-
tries also repeating certain sections of the ncu-
traliy laws; the acquisition OF Cuba pensioninE
the soldiers of lSl2-l5, and several hundred
others.
The election Of Printer was postponed I'LL to-
morrow.
Mr.. Anderson, of Missouri, made s;rrns
Southern speech.
a Committee was appointed TO make the nrrrs-
sary arrangement for the inauguration OF the Sto.
tue ut Washington.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL

ST. Louis. Feb. l6.-The Overland Mail with
San francisco mails to the 33d Of January has
Just arrived
The Circuit Court Of San Francisco refused to
dissolve the injunction o. the new Almc,la quick
silver mine. 1t y probable the mines will remain
closed till the Superior Court settles tho question
Of title.
The Anti. Lecompton Convention of the Democ-
racy adjourned without electirg delegates to the
Charleston Convention. There were Indications
1hi,t an attempt would he made to elect Douglas
delegates to the Charleston Convention by the Lc-
compton State Convention. Many leading Lee.
comptonites are mnniiesting Douglas proclisitics
including the new Senator Million S. Latham.
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, Feb. lG.-Flour dull and prices I'M
changed. Wheat firm, with sales Of 1900 bush.
els Of White ut SIZE to 81 so. Corn firm and
scarce Il cargo Of choice brought n cents Pork
firm: Mess $500 Whiskcy firm and scarce
New York, Feb. l6.-C"tton steady. Flour
firm. Wheat firm: Red 100: Western White
LAO to so Corn advanced, and quoted ct - to
79A cents. Whskey heavy at "a cents F. n!
dull: Mess l. 80 to 1885, Prime 1926 to li.15.
Sugar and Coffee firm: Rio lei to ID cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17
.Enrniturcl EnrnitureiI
Sawinr Machines

AIDES wishing Machine " do ARSE Clrnrs
- As WILL AZ THEIR own would 10 well
ne 9ARTHoLFsS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE, Price
soo, $50 and fso The following certificate Is from wen
known Tailor n i. county who only had nboat % minutes
Instr ucon ON this Machine:
LE.svnLK, Campbell county, VA, juno 18th, 1859
MI WM L. PAoE:l am well pleased with Darholfs Sew
ng dachne, and would not exchange or any have
I'm no difficulty IN operating with any Kind OF cloth,
FROM the tckes Cashmere to the nts Linen. made
several pnr Of coarse Townen pants servants have
and operated ak defeut kinds Of Sewing
Ma Chimes hui bahofs and singers the only Machines
in would recommend to buy They the only
Aehines TINT make 7affoF's Stitch. consider Bartholfs
ac The cheapest machine lssmplc IN constructions
10 uDdersiaDd ami not likely TO gel Almost
that has llahofs operate Singers
ttat worked last year, give Bari,fs the preference
Respectfully yonrs &c, CARoi.uS g. TERRY
Ps ind no difficulty In getting my vita Bar
,lf's Machine. They that something great ought DO
done the that Sewing Shut.
tie nnd Lock Stitch. June f6dlns1 q. q. T.
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Another uarpcr's Ferry Witness.

AUGUSTA, Ca Feb ld-Mr. Watlcs. f,r,ncrly
Elit II Of the Herald ct Freedom in Kansas nul
an old friend of John Brown. arrived here today
n subpoena issued hy the Senate Investigating.
Committee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

WALxuTs AS MEDIcINE.-Everybody eats wal
nuts /; everybody knows how to mako pickle of
walnuts. Now, the fact is. walnuts when proper
~ prepared. are an excellent medicine and alter
native, and this is the way to prepare them. Get
the green walnuts fit for picking; put them in a
stone jar filled mp with moist sugar, in the pro-
portion m half n pound to score of wan y 5 ;
place the jar in sauce pan of boiling water + II
about three hour-l taking care the water does not
get in, and keep it simmerng during the opera.
tor, The sugar, when dissolved should cover the
walnnts, if it does not add more cover them close
and in six months they will be fit for use the
older they are the better they IRE. One walnut
is dose for child Of six years of age as purca-
tive and it has this great advantage over drugs,
that while it is an excellent medicine, il is, at be
same time very pleasant to the palate and viii be
e.'eemedlhy young tnlks "a great treat: Who
say 80 much of SALTS jalap and otaer doctors
stuff which it may render needless?
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Arrest of an Abductor.

Arcusr,, (GA.l February lG.-Andrew J. Ro-
gers mailing from Helena. Arkansas. was arrest
ed hero to-day On charge of abducing FREQ he
to Macon for trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17
Louisiana Democracy.

WASHINGTON, Feb l6-The Charleston C1uri'r''
special New Orleans correspondent says that the
delegates to the State Convention, from New Or.
cans, are largely Administration.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
rr,rnArurp s~rssssts roa m. slrscnsrna v,aas,As.
Death of Colonel Benjamin Rush Floyd, of
Wytheyillc.

WASHINGTON. February l6.-Coloncl Benjamin
Rush Floyd, distinguished lawyer of wythe.
VILE, formerly member of tho Virginia State
Senate eandilaiefar Congress Mt the last election
and brother Of the Secretary of War, died in this
while in the at of packing lis trunk. to attend
the Democratic Convention, which meets ut Rich
mand to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17
The Paraguayan Treaty.

WASHINGTON. February lG.--Thn Paraguavan
Treaty was ratified Ivy the Senate to-day, TIL"
Paraguayan embassy is expected here tomor-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

in receipt OF part LIST of CasseiFs illustrated FAM
,iy Bible. one of the most beautifully executed
pieces of work We have seen lately. 1t is pub
lished in parts ut the very lowSprice of fifteen
cents each, aud each Part contains a number Of
beautiful illustrations. For opinions Of the
press and other information, see advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

How TO LIVE L,So.-Perlaps some of our rra-
ders are not nar,iculaly anxiousto shuttle of this
mortal COLL and for their benefit give the add
vice of patriarch. which is as follows 'Dn you
want to know how to grow old slowly and harri-
ly? Let me tell you. Always eat slowly mas.
tirate we'll. Go. tn your occupation smiling
Keep good raure and soft temper everywhere.
Cutiva'e n gund memory, and to do this you
must lie communicative; repeat what you have
read tuk about il. Or. Juhnsons great memory
was.owing to his commu nicativeness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17
MARRIED.

At the Exchange I.del, in Bristol Tenn, IN
Wednesday nfternoon, the Sl INST, Y Rev Mr.
Rogau, Mr. GEO. j. CuETs7 seAior EDITOR Of the
"Maron Visitor and Miss TArNu :. SrRINkLr.
both Of Marion, Smythe county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17
PIHENIx FOUNDRY & ENGINE WORKS

T. n
on TIE tnndl ADORE TIE byidge Of he Va. &c TfHH H.
nv Ills ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged IL Facet the
increasing demand for work in ii, various brac,, and IS
prepared to furnish . - ~
Portable aud stationary STEAM ENGINES oiaay required
power,
Mill Gearing SIating Hangers,
Goodwins Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEELS
Tobacco Factory Fixtures.
Iron Castings and Wrought Iron work ofcyery
description.
Al work done Mt this establishment Errancd equal TO that
done establishment jn the state .-
y. u. bAEN.l, Agt.
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For Arkansas In passing the Book and Piano
Store of Messrs. E. p. Nash Il Oo.,w rawa splen-
did Piano of Durbam's manufacture, New York,
addressed to lady Of Dallas rQAnty, Arkansas.
This tells well for our city, and likewiss conclu-
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Kansas Census.

SR LOUIS. Feb l6-Thc official returns assr,
thdt the population of Kansas Territory is GO
$50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

LATE PApEGa.--We te, der thanks to the polite
and energetic general agent Of Adams Express
Company, for baltimore papers, f,centy fours tours
in advance of the mail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17
NOTICE

TVAVING sold nay 4ncrcst in the concern Of HrIEEII ~
TO Mr.. WN II. STEArros, ali lhose indebted ~
sad will please forward and make 10
him, alone is authorized to collect the
JAsuAKY 2, 1850. THOMAS l.. ikRELL.
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DR.. Gustavus A Rose, formerly Of Lynei.burs,
Va, died at Import. Ind. last week.
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18th Seni-Annual Card

TnNlIE subscribers Invite the attention numerous Gus
and tho public generally their extensive end COM
comprising every article pertaining 10 the ~ III ~
Clothing and GentlemenS Furnishing Trade.
Of the latest and most approved styies malc Deter.
mined to maintain the wide spread and favorable reputation o.
Estabismcn have spared pains excellence
II, every department. and to provide for the NIL eassss
Of customers
The annexed but ipcrec,y indicates the variety Of our
correct Idea Of which only be obtained BY
animation: Best quality French, medium prices Broad
Cloth Coats Our Cloth Coats always iavug taken
he lead y syls IT. and general Perfection viii De found y
styles Cashmere Business Suits Over Cas Farmers Riding
Coats Invertrs Mantis Congress Goals ycor Emaap
Ihiet0 Black Fancy Casxine pasx Sasts
est variety aud material French Yoke shirts large stock 81
hand, shs made TO order when rreierred1
plre stock of Mems Under Wear OF make MATERIAL
Cayats Scarf Bcauort Etox, Monianbert Gnribadi and
cts Railway Rugs Gloves, Kid Caf wash Norway Cassmes
Thrcad the famous Mountain Back and other seasons6o
Gloves Pocket handkerchief Socks Dressing Robca Ae -
BURRotTiIS, SlIiFER a CO, w
sept 2s-dts ia f6i Main Street
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strument was purchased by the order ot a hdy at
one time resident Of Petersburg. but now resi-
ding in Arkansas. Petersburg lateiiiyencer.
SHOCKING SUICIDE IN SussEx.--Mr. Robert Hen.
~ Eldridge, resident &c Sussex, near the Prince
George county line about forty years Of nge, CON-
mitted suicide, Weekday morning ut his residence
by shoo.ing himself. lie had been i'll sometime
previously, and It is supposed That be was labor.
ing under ft OF melancholy produced thereby
that led him to tho commission Of the sad deed
The weapon used was q gun, loaded with shot,
and rs Mr. +. was a of very long limbs, it is
supposed that be placed the muzz!e against his
head and pulled the trigger with his fingers. The
load entered his brain and lie found senseless
on the floor by his body seryunt n few minutes
afterwards. lie fingered about one hour, with
out speaking, and breathed bis last. \ note writ
ten by him was found ON the table stating simply
that there was necessity OF holding nm inquest
over his body. MIR. Eldridgc single man. OF
very temperate habits and he WIS we'll known in
this community. -Pefersburg Express
SECESSION OF TWO CHURCHES FROM THE PnILA.
pELrntA TO THE VIRGINIA CoNtERENcE.-A oor-
respondent of the Petersburg Express writing from
Southampton CO., Va, says:
Last Sunday, two large aud influential Church.
es in tho county IF Accnmac, formerly belonging
to the Phila 1elphia Conference, 10y Iyianimous
VOTE placed themselves under til, supervision of
the preacher in charge of the Eastviilc Circuit of
the Virginia Conference. But they did not thus
change their communion without mighty effort
ON tho part of tho pastor and sister churches. to
retain them. When tho day arrived which had
been appointed for the vote 10 be taken in these
two Churches, tho Presiding Elder was found, to-
gether with the Pastor, in the pulpit, but strange
to tell the class books tcere no,chere 10 BE- tound
Notwithstanding this new dihculty,a the other
many obstacles which were thrown in their path.
The nep,hership were fixed in their conviction of
right and were determined on their course If ne
ton. The voting was done both Churches cane
South without u dissenting Voice. thu4 proving
their allegiance To the Old dominion md Ia he
institutions. by severing their CONNECTION with II
Northern and connecting themselves With South
ern Conference. These two Churchcs have set IL
noble example
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sively evinces that spirit is now abroad and is
being constantly infused, prompting persons to
encourage Southern CONCERNS. This splendid in
strument was purchased by the order III Indy at
one time resident Of Petersburg. but now resi-
ding In Arkansas. Petersburg lateiiigeacer
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Death of O Wealthy

Death Of Wealthy New Yorker
New YoRK, Feb. l6.-Stcphen Whitney, the
weathicst citizen Of New York, except William
L. Astor, died here to-day.
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Notice.

HAVING bought the interest Of Mr.. r. +. MrErrIL In the
of MuggELL STRArToN all thosteintbtcd will
please make pay TO longer indulgence viii not be
given. VIM. Ii. SITUATION.
JANUARY g Is6a-ian G cts
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+ Clover Seed.
EUsT RECEIVED FOR SALE A PRIME LOT OF NEW
- CLOVER SEED FRANKLIN IL 60.
POS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

YESEfMMiNGS, TRIMMINGS I've Offering great
bargains Dress aud Cloak Trimmings in order 10 make
room for an early Spring stock. j. A. ~ I. K1NsEH.
4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPE.CIAL NOTICE,NS,
m nm candidate for the Office Of Mayor Of
S of IynChhurg If ctctcd whatever espuHsihiliy
that shall attach 10 the head of the Police either
execution of The siuc laws, carry
nf the City, shall Cnlcayor meet With
tialil and 50 far ns may he able, keep the
al the cit! in u healthy condition.
feb l;tie+ WIN. J.. SAUNBEE~
~ Sx- MASTER OF PoLfCE.--I respectfully aruouncc
ls~S myself II candidate Tor Master lr'ce
III HE ensuing election in April. Having several
Years past The city Watch believe the sa.ict
all parties nc! can Ill the Office in question: II
equally acceptable. TlIOS. j. Al'>ilN.
ia,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

ELECTION OF STATE OFFIcERs.-The Legislature
elected the following State officers on Wednesday
last:
Robert W. Nimmo, Storekeeper of the Penicn-
tarv George W. Munford, Secretary of the Com
monwealth; Johu S. Calvert Treasurer; J. NJ.
Bennett, Auditor; W. A. Moncure, Second Audi
tor; Stafford A. Parker, Register Of the Land
Office; James F. Penleton, Superintendent If
the Penitentiary, and William F. Richie, Public
Printer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

49, FOR sALE.-A LOT near the College containing Two
A Ao.Es and having good HOUSE, STABLE Wells,
md all the fixtures OF Brick Yard complete Terms liberal
Apply toA D. RrdxER No. lsa, Main Street, Lynchbfg.
=
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-17

Msy~I am candidate for the Office Of City
WE Sergeant at the ensuing election in April.
jan ~ iic GEORGE q. WILLIAMS.
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Notice.

E,HFkCH German and American PLATE LOOKING ASS,
4 plan and iaicy Gilt Rosewood, Nalnnt and MahoBat
Frames At gr ally reduced prices, al the old stand
JOHN J.. WINSTON,
seTf 9lts No 80 Main ST.. opposiie the Norvcl House.