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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25
The SectionaIisHn Of Messrs. Daniel
and Royd.

We stated yesterday that The great argu
rnent used agains, Col. Boyd in Petersburg
was his vote in favor OF the Lynchburg and
Charlottesville road, and tina, It's urged in favor
of Mr.. Daniel that he was opposed to that
road. We think we showed conclusively
that this road is an essential link in the state as
well as national system. We endeovored to
establish that Petersburg was secured by this
road against the serious consequences Of
road down the Valley TO Baltimore This
bringing up of sectional issue against Col.
Boyd in Petersburg clearly demonstrates that
MIR. Daniel is himself sectional in his feelings.
Now we contend that Col. Boyd by his
past conduct. proves himself to be unsectonal,
and that by his position and interest the coun
try may feel secure of his soundness on such
questions. For Instance Lynchburg, and eve
ny point West OF this, demands that the tolls
on the James River Canal shall be reduced &c
terms something nearer TO the rates establish
ed on other Canals. Over this question tn,
Board about to be elected will have a control
ing Influence. How would the two gentle
men stand on this subject Col Boyd, by
position and interest, would be for a Just and
equitable tariff on all the lines of improvement
leading from US to orr eastern markets-not
prelering enc over the other. Mr.. Daniels feel.
ings would certainly incline him to keep up
the present high rates on the James River Ca
Side Railroad Indeed although Col. Boyd is
more or less identified with Lynchburg and
the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad-it is i'm
possible to suggest question which can arise
in which the wsest and best policy of III,
whole State will not prove particularly con
sistent with his position. We therefore hur
back the charge of sectionalism against Mr.
Daniel,and we maintain that Col. Boyd's posi-
ton makes it his personal interest as well a
his duty TO pursue the course which is wises
and best for the whole system of works on III,
South side of James River including the Canal
The Hon. Andrew Johnson, of Greene coun
ty is the regular democratic candidate for Gov
ernor in Tennessee. He was UNANIMOUSLY ger
rymandered out ofhs seat by the Legislature
but will doubtless receive a still greater re
ward from his party to repay him in some de
gree for the able and efficient service he ha
performed in the cause Of democracy and hi.
country Republican.
johnson, we believe, is conspicuous chief,
on account of his strenuous advocacy of thu
Distribution policy Docs the Republican be
gin to consider that "the cause of democracy
We are induced to ask the question fromian ap
prebension that the democratic party are abou
to appropriate this measure of wing policy
We observe thatin several counties democrat
are running for the Legislature on this issue-
in deposition to regular candidates Of their par
ty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

A "colored theatrical company" in Cincin.
natl have opened at Liberty Hail. and an.
nounce in their advertisement that white per.
sons will not be admitted to any part of the
house, except the gallery"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25
srEAn COMMUNICATIONS BrTwrrs BALrr

STEAa COMMUNICATIONS BETwrEs BALTr
MORE AND LrvERrooL-The Baltimore 'SaH
learns that company is at length being form
ed Tor the establishment of line-of steamers
between that port and liverpool. The char
ter Is now before the Legislature. The com
pany will commence with capital Of 81 ,00o,-
600, and ask The privilege of increasing the
same. If desired. to $4,000. 900. 1t is under
stood that IL is the intention to build two steam
ers at first, and increase the number to four. as
the company progresses. The STEAMERS will
be Of superior character. though intended
principally for freish; and second class passcn'
gers. The impression is that The stock will be
readily takcn.a number of influential merchants
and capitalists being interested in the enter
prise. The steamers contemplated will be Of
about two thousand tons burihen, and are 10
be put under contract soon az preliminary
arrangements can be completed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

President Pierce. the Louisville journal re.
marks, in his rage fur prescription, has carried
The power Of removal in relation to territorial
judges even beyond all Locofoco precedent.
lie has removed all the Wing judges of every
one Of the Territories, without assigning any
cause and has filled their places with Demo-
Gratis. He has thus made the courts of the
Territories mere engines of party. 1t was at
least to be desired and hoped that the judicia.
ry might be kept out Of the Influences of party
strfes, but the present administration has re-
solved Otherwise, and now Territorial judges,
appointed for their Democracy, must if they
would keep their places, render such decisions
as will be acceptable to the Democracy, no
matter what the acquisitions of the Constitution
and The laws may be-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25


The Republican cannot mean what il says
when il speaks of Mr.. Price a. "an adsocate
Of the wilmot Proviso" II be voted for
THE Scott resolution, as alleged. the most that
could be inferred would be that be admitted
the consttu,ionsiiiy ofthe measures conces-
sum of many learned southern jurists--bu that
resolution SO far from advocating The enact
ment OF The Proviso, according TO our recol-
lection. distinctly and emphatlcalIy protested
against il. 1.-THE Republican will reflect a
moment, il must perceive that it has used the
wrong term aud done Mr. Price Injustice.
So too Of It's allegation that Mr.. Wootton
defeated" the election of Mr.. Flournoy. Tho
statement is altogether at fault. When Mr..
Flournoy was first a candidate, Mr. Wootton,
as we happen TO know, rode from Patrick CT.
Ho. to Henry for the purpose of voting for
him-and by his active exerlions In his be
halfinAuenced votes enough TO 81 cure his cleo
lion. When he a second time cand
date-reasons Of domestic characterize which
no exception could be taken and which Mr..
Flournoy appreciated and recognized, induced
Mr.. Wootton to remain silent. That Is all
The Republican is welcome TO all the capital
II can make out oft Mr.. +. is one Of Mr..
Wooltons warmest friends.
The REPORTED COLD DISCOVERIES IN TEX
As.-Late advices from Texas give some fur
ther accounts of the alleged gold discoveries IN
that country letter from Hamiston's Val
ley states that the writer was engaged at work
digging gold in a neighborhood whore there
are about 800 persons, who were averaging
from five TO six dollars per day. The Austin
State Gazette has the following upon the sub.
ject.
A considerable excitement is now prevail
ing throughout Texas on the subject OF tho
gold discoveries In our neighborhood; and we
have had several letters and observe notices III
our exchanges, asking information on the sub
ject. That there is gold, and in great quaint
ties, on the tributaries Of the Colorado.a short
distance from the city We no longer enter
tain doubt, for some specimen, shown us are
Of the most beautiful character. We UNDER
stand, upon good authority, that one specimen
has been found with twenty four dollars worth
of gold. This report we have no hesitation
in cre1iting, as ii was brought by gentleman
of undoublcd veracty. The number of per.
sons now at the mines is very considerable set
down by reports at from 200 to 500, most of
whom are greatly encouraged by their success
Persons are flockiug in to the mining district
from all parts Of the country and we shall MOI
be surprised to hear soon of discoveries equal
ing in Importance the golden stories oil Califor.
MA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

The WASHINGTON REpUBLIc.-Ths jour.
nal which has rendered very efficient and val
liable service to the Wing party,is, at the close
of the present volume, list of JULY to IN.
dergo a change of size, terms and character
and become "an entirely Independent journal,
commenting with perfect freedom on the acs
of all parties and all public individuals" But
the prospectus tells us The Republic will re-
main devoted to the same political principles
which it has supported under the ndministra.
ton of Mr.. Fillmore. These principles CORES
pond entirely with those of the last Wing Ma
tional Convention. and substantially with those
of the Inaugural Address of President Pierce
The Republic will make opposition to the
present Administration on any ground that it
has occupied in its initial manifesto. "
1t will be issued daily and weekly-the Dali
ly at So and the Weekly at So.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

IHE OLLOWlNG are the Ulcers appoint.
Il ed by Campbell County Court to superntend and
conduct the elections Thursday at the precincts
in this place and vicinity, viz:
Lynchburg-Edwin Matthews, James NJ. Langhorne.
Sam w. Shelton, 7. ID. Jennings, Daniel J. Warwick
Commissioners
JACOB II. RoBISsoN Conducting Officer.
Terry'S Store-Thos w Johns Samuel Tyree. Ab'm.
f. Snyder Nj. s. Langhorne, Andrew J. Perrow, C ON.
missoners.
Tho J. HARDY, Conducting Officer.
Poutets-John Fariss,W NJ. ShoemakerR r. Perkins
John 7. Knight, John G. Shields, Commissioners.
GEo. w. LEE, Conducting Officer
Bartons Crcek-Bcnj. Wlks. Jno w. Wdman, &
Vermillion, b. Cox, Jno. G. johnson, Commissioners
l.. c. DowDr, Conducting Officer.
Neo London-E. Carter, Peter Hunter. Robt. Saun-
deIs, E. Bramleit J. Yancey Commissioners
JOHN NJ. AUSTIN, CONDUCTING OHter
Nav 2l--tma26
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

case any arrangement. such as Is now proposed
should be made. the assignees oi The osfay
grant will he inJemni6ed."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

- a.. a.. sgtborized Ia announce Wa sTosk
.,d,t. for the Office OF Constable IN the o,n hs'fo'
Of anpbeII County. wbich .tie city OF Lyneho"rs.
May 2l--o5t ---
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25
TRUNKS Trunks! Trunks !-Seab'

l. ny has on hand and keep constantly We
rv superior assortment of Travelling Trunks, Valces
Carpet Bags. and common Trunks. Prices at veryow
figure. may 9--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25
w. II MOSBY.
General AuctiOneer IL Commission
MER II mt

Corner Of Min g. Market Streets,
HlVES his undivided attention 10 the sale of Real
" Estate, Negroes. Horses and every description ol
merchandise His charges moderate g. sales cashed
when preferred w. II. MOSBY.
April 23-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25
COMMIssIONER's sAIIo,,1

~ BY virtue Of decree of the Ci,cpi, AND
County of Nelson, rendered on the e,b Nv ou iar tie
1853, in the case Fitzpatrick. guards, o. NAV
Dgges, &c. the undersigned Commis.a. @ea "a
purpose app United will proceed upon the or h't
Saturday the 23rd day of July 1851 To se
est bidder al public auction the tract of a,a nigh
William s. nigses iii seized and po..as."l Vi which
which he resided at the time of his des,b o, aha On
574B ACRES, by recent survey. 'o"'alning
Thi- land lies some six miles Soutl, oe 7
adjoining the lands of William C. Riyes Esq asg,,n
II. Digges. decd. md Others and from Ioca; :" N
ty OF soil &c. Is in every way worthy the pcn, ua.
land buyers. e"''on Of
Mr. Andrew }. Warrington, the present ,er... -,
DO peased to show the land To any person VIII
examine it, before the day If sale 's 10
Terms: One sixth in cash: one si,,b
it Of IL months, and ms 10 tlfe 4ina = rre5 II eu
two, and three years will b sv'.p upon the o
executing bonds with approved personal secnr,
deferred payments: and the title to the land b ,s
tanned ultimate security The bonds for The 3f ~
paument ciA carry interest from the dan of ,ol To-
the decree prnvidfs that the collection of the ba
be postponed, should the interest be promnt na;d a
nnay, to the guardian of the heirs who are op,, VI"
Possession Tor the purpose of seeding will ~ gan =.
the 18th day of September, and full possession the H.
day of january. Nv -
ALEX. FITZPATRICK
r. WHITEHEAD, C0u'u.
May 25-2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

SECRET ARTICL IN THE TEHuANTEPEC TREA-
TY.-The Washington correspondent ofthe NY
Journal Of Commerce, referring to the Sloo
contract and the treaty in connexon Herewith
says:
"Sana Annals government has sanctioned
the treaty and the contract. Advices to this
effect have just been received from our Minis
ter. Judge Conkling. have heard rumor
of the existence of secre, article in the treaty
for the protection Of the Mexican government
against the claims of the assignees Of the con.
Aicting Carey grant. have no doubt that in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-25

BLANKS FOR SALE AT IRIS OFFICE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

ExPLANArIoN.-We are requested TO state, by
way of explanation. many ANTICIPATED the pleas
ure Of hearing an address from Mrs. Orvis, of
CharIestown, a. the Temperance meeting 10
Garrettsyille on the 9th inst that that was spe-
cia meeting of the Gentiemen'eAlliance;t that Mrs.
Orsis was appointed at ths Indies meeting. in
A'w"ter to address them at their teiy meeting
inGarre!tsve, that that citing has been cha nged
from Garrettsvllle to ReveDna, and that Mrs o Wis
is exuected to fulfill her appointment by address
ing the Ladies at Ravenna on the 81 proxi,no.
See notice in to-day's pap.r.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

PoIsIN,rG.-Thousands of parents who use Vcrmifuge
composed of Castor Oil, Calomei &care that
while they appear 10 benefit the patient they actually
salvation, loss Of sight, woakness of limbs, DC.
In another column will be found the adv er,semen of
Iobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention
of interested in their we their cI
rens hoah In Liver complaints and all disorders ar-
sing from those of bilious type, should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
W "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each hns
tho signature ofthe Arnprio,or n IIohqnsaek
else nre genuine. s
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
Fsnnssiin und Warren Railroad.


This is the modest and uupretendiag name of
one Of The greatest lines of railroad DOW u process
of construction, 10 this or in any other State
Were its name in accordance with its objects and
connexions it might more properly be styled "Tbe
New York and Great Western Railroad" For
whilst the starting point or its connecting lines
will be at the city of New York in the east, its
rad iating feeders will naturally and necessarily
embrace the territories of The growing west.
1t occupies emphaticaiIy. the shortest and best
available line. to connect the cities and commerce
Of the east. with the agriculture Of the west. The
whole Ohio link, in this road, from Dayton to the
east line of the State, is under contract. The
contractors a:e pushing the work with great ener-
gy, and with lurge and effective working force of
men and teams Dayton, Crestline, Ash
land, Tallm ndge. Franklin, and are only waiting
the FL ing up of the Subscriptions at this place to
commence at this point and spread their force east
wardiy. Resting as the construction of this great
work does very large available local. stock
subscription, it need Eol be apprehended that its
onward progress will be arrested. or mattri-
ally retarded by any Of the numerous changes
and conyuisions in the stock market that necessa-
rily PROSTATE and crush the life Of many
of those works that have no such substantial basis
on which TO rest.
The directors, an able and competaut hoard it
gives us pleasure to say, seem confident from the
present appearance Off progression Of the work,
that that portion Of it between Akron and its con-
neetion with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road at
this place will be ready for tho cars during the
suing year, and that also within the same time.
that portion of the road between Dayton and Gal
ion will bs completed. This last named section
completed. and it must at once command over il
The travel from Cincinnati, to Cleveland; for it will
afford shorter railroad liue between those two
points. by twenty-five thirty mee, than any
other line. Such road will psy we'll even in
parts. 1t must pay largely when completed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
Chips.

Barunbas Bates, the celebrated advocate of the
Cheap Postage System. disd in Boston recently
Mrs Catharine Webster, widow Of the late
Prof. John W. Webster, died at Cambridge on
the 10th inst. afier illness OF only So hours
The Louisville Courier of the i1th inst notes the
sale of one thousand hogs at d cents netl-F ath-
er GayszZi. the Italian lectured in Cleveland last
weeK--C. E. Brown was inaugnratei on the
3rd inst as Go-ernor of Fioriia-The honorary
degree of Mistress of Arts has been conferred mp
on Mrs. Lydia II. Sigourney, and Mrs Sarah ].
Hale, by the Faculty of The Franklin Frmile COL
lege-The Emperor of Japan is about wenty
one years Of age-OIe Bull has sold out his col
oniai lands in Potter Co, Pa.-A yourg man in
Savannah died recently account of his wonder
ful fat. At his death he weighed SIX hundred and
forty three pounds-A Turkey Buzzard was
killed by Lightning while in the air, in New Berne
N. C.-The furniture of new hotel just open
ed in Philadelphia is said TO have cost 500, 900.
There is bible in Harvard Mass. which was
printed two hundred and seventy years ago
The wings of Massachusetts have nominated
Judge Washburn for Thirty four
barrels of liqaor were seized at Bangor Ne. last
week-A man ~ in Burlington, VI. has pnid
Sll0 for giving rum TO woman and getting her
irunk-Marriage ges contracted in Souh Carolina
cannot be dissolved by divorce-Turkey has two
hundred thousapd men under arms--John Mitch
ell has escaped from Van Dieman's Laud-
The sisters of kossuth have opened sore at No.
76. Broadway N. Y.-Seven Thousand copies
Cho4te's Eulogy cf Daniel Webster have been
SODA description of the celebrated Wander
bilt excursion is soon to be published Joseph
Perkins of Cleveland has given the Congregational
Society of Akron a lot suitable for Church build
ings-Mrs. Boomer has been Iecturing 10 De-
rot upon Woman's Righs-Mrs. Stowe is
about to publish a new work entitled, Records of
Travels Abroad-A little gill died in Sumers,
Conn, being poisoned by eating quantity of col
ored candy-Gov. Wood arrived at valparaiso
on the % n of August-The Crystal Palace
closes upon the first of December-Brd alias
Hunter. the bigamist has been sentenced ten years
in the New Jersy eniteniiary-The hog crop
Of Indiana will be ten per cent larger this year,
than that of Iast-Jacob Nj. Thomas, President
of the Commercial Bank of Philadelphia died on
the 9Th nst.--Col. Medary has declined the mis-
sion to Chili-John Bckel of johnstown. Leab.
anon County. Pennsylvania. is the Oldest Post
Master in the United Siates-having been ia office
fifty y-one years.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
Indian sum nlcr.

Who does not enjoy the warm sun shine, the
breezy, bracing, ar .f Indian Summer! Who
does not admire the frost nipped leaves. that gs
ten SO sparklingy 10 the Octobsr sun! The charms
of nature fare surprisingly beautiful the enrth
seems clad with smiles, just before the dark, low
ering gloomy clouds of winter oershadpw her.
The poet Brainerd, in his finest st.ain thus
speaks of Indian Summer.
Tho moon stays longest for the hunter now;
The trees cast down their frnitage, aud the Dihe
And busy squirrel hoards his winter store:
While man enjoys the breeze that snaps along
The bright blue sky above him, and that bends
Magnifcently all the forests pride,
Or whispers through the evergreeus, and asks.
''What is there saddenng in the Autumpal
lerYes1"n
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

II The Concert of tho Barker family last
Thursday evening at Collins Hall, was very rich
musical treat-and was well enjoyed by the au ii
snce. In musical skill they will compare FAY ora
bly, with singers of greater renewn, and in some
respects excel. especially in enunciarion every
word 10 spoken with distinc,ness and clearness
chat adds much interest to their entertainments.
Should they at some future day favor Ravenna
with visit, we can assure them they will meet
with hearty welcome.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
4 Complete System Of Garment Cutting!
FOR ONE DOLLR.

Entered according Act of congress in the year 1884,
by Thomas II. Whitmore. in the clerks Office Of tho
district ofhe United States. for the district of
Ohiol
gENHE SCIENCE Of garment cutting reduced
n TO n system of easy practice, bv Thomas II.
Whimore inventor of the geometrical breast
binary capacity learn in few hours, draft and
any kind of gentlemens garments, by carefully ad
herring the rules land down the books of instruc-
ons and dag rams. which book contains seven large
enguvngs a by l02 inces) the diagrams OF the va
rous parts of garment fully delineaied. inciaong
dress and rock coats sack and coats poniaoons'
and circular cloaks &c. also mi sen OF geo
mercal scales of the various sizes OF me pisa meas
how 10 measure correctly the whole is plain and easy
to comprehend that is fact selinsiructor in the art
Of cutting garments. =, ,,,,,,r,,opp
For sale by, IHoMAS n n.;r M 1870, T:t,
~ Deeifeld Portage CO., o,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
OverdOne Ngasisnifys

An criticize assaiiing the Franklin and Warren
Rairoad. appeared under the head of The Allan
tic and Ohio Railroad in the Independent Regis
ter and Family Visitor. of Hudson, Oct. 4. 1858
which article is credited by that paper. to the Ohio
Salesman. of Columbus. The article presents
two special points of great promnence-its men-
dacity ard its maiguity. It's mendacity may be
the result of ignorance. lis malignity~ grows out
of jealousy of the prosperity IF others. With
such characteristics the article may De safeIy left
to die of its owl poison.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
N;NRn1ADo

On the 14'h inst. by the Rev. F. A. Dsming of
Freedom, Mr.. JULIUS Fl. DoRMAN, TO Miss MARY
BARNES, 10th of Charestown.
AT the Freedom House in Drakesbureh the
16 h inst bv o. l.. Drake Esq. Mr.. ALEXANDER
Stirling Jr. of Shslersvle to Miss ALMA SEE
LIZ of Mau;ua.
lnWhrren ontha 11th inst, by Rev. D. Smith
Mr. LAuRIS b. WILLARD of Pslmyra, Portage
Co. formerly OF Coos Co. n. IL. to Miss RUTH
AUGUSTA HUDSON, of Newton Falls.
In Ravenna on the 9th inst by Andraw Jackson
Esq FgANcIs O'NEILL and ABIGAIL MYERS; all
uf Ravenua.
Also, by the 18Th inst. at the Ravenna
House Capt. E. H. NEwcoMB of Cleveland, and
URETTA J. BRoCKwAY of Nelson.
In Rootstown on the 18th inst. By Rev. Thomas
". Browning, Nh. EDWARD L. CLARK of North
hampton Mass. to Nj iss ARTIMET1A A. WHITNEY
of Rnotstuwn.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

FoRREsTER's BoYs' AND GIRLS MAGAZINE
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children with good Magazine, on tiatwill give
them good tas.e for reading, and improve their
minds. Published by F. Il g. c. Rand, Boston.
81, 90 per aunum in advance,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
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October has been laid on our table by Norton
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of other valuable reading. The illustrations OF
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of philosophers. S,ncho Panz., capi al. The
article descriptive Of Napoleon's Tomb, with
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