Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11

that nearly al The Old Partisan families are eXtnc-par
icularly the male Portion In the great city Of Paris
not thousand persoGs reckon their ancestors far
back as Louis XIII.
THE PHILANTHROPY
Temperance movement has quietly and very efficl-
emily been carried on among the Sioux lndass by their
plain and unpreending but most worthy and faithful, A
gent Major Murphy, Of ST. Peters H. has within the
past half year induced Of the chief men OF the tribes
who possess considerable nnence,o sign the temperance
pledge. Instances very Of the violation sf this
pledge by the Sioux lndans where they have once taken
it.-.NiaesOta Pioneer
INDIANA ELECTIONS.
The election for Governor, members Of Congress and
Stale Leglsla takes place in Inuana the 9th of Au
gust The several State tickets completed
follows
Wing. Free Sill Locofoco.
For Governor For Governor. For Governor
John A. Matson. James H. Cravens. JOS A. Wright.
L. Governor. IL, GOVERNOR; It. Governor.
Thos. A. Stanh-ld Jas. w. Wright. Jas. Ii. Lane
The Boston Post States that Mr. Daniel Aver Of Low
ell. is about pay upwards Of $1,000 Of debts from
which he discharged upon his failure some years ago
andhat ne designs giving his former creditors an elegant
supper the occasion. This sum covers principal and
interest in full.
WOOL IN MICHIGAN.
The amount Of wool exported from-he State of Mchi-
gan year l647 exclusive Of the amount manufac
tued into cloth for home consumption, 9Oo. 4lb lbs,
valued S2l3 S5l 80 The exports for the year 1913,
it is expected have exceeded those Of lo4. The mum
her Of sheep in The State are estimated at 100000 TO
100000.
A single house in Charleston has shipped from thai
port, within the past year tcO thousand hun dred
and ten bales of yarns. osnabugs sheetngs &c. manu-
featured in the State of Georgia and South Carolina
The shipments made to various ports of The Union
The receipts Of Flour al Boston during the past. week
have been 81 $40 bbs.
! The New Journal of Commerce says eve have
been shown specimens ofbags for grain, bucwhea, hom
my and salt, sewed by machinery, which exceed in
strength and beauty any have before We are
told that they can be furnished at much lower price,
Than those formerly sewed by hand. he propreors
now engaged a contract of IS 600 per day, and they
have machinery capable Of sewing twice that amount"
| .4rrraof 1rappist .Monhs By The Caledonia Among
the passengers who embarked from Liverpool inlhe
steamship Caledonia, for Boston, were the Abbott of
Mount Meleray and three brothers Of the Cstecian
der of rappis They are accompanied by brother
Nactrus and design make all the necessary arrange
ments for the founding of two monaseries Of their order
somewhere in North America The abbott after arrahg-
ing here, viii Ireland from whence. in
August forty fifty brothers. including four five
priest will embark for this country. This party took
passage for Boston, but landed Halifax and return
inc before the sailed, were left behind-BoSton
| Irau.
! Mrs. Texford, of Cincinnati, accompanied by her
attorney Mr.. Smith. walked into the Woodford High
School of that city the other day, AMI coly whipped
Mr. Singer Of the teachers in the p essence CT The
scholars. The whipped pedagogue had boarded with
her, and received the cowhdng for circulating reports
prejndic!a to her character. The attorney Mr. Smith
mashed the business by getting into alteration OF his
own, and then knocking down the prosecuted Singer.
The Jury on the case Of Dr. Hardenbroo1 under trial
at Rochester, has rendered verdict Of not guilty.