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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

FAILURE OF TIE ERICKSON MoToR.-lh Jour
nal of Commerce understands that, in place of the
recent motor in the Erickson pair of approved
and very economical boilers are to be put in, and
that the work will be done in about eight week..
1t is thought she will then take her place amongst
our best steamers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

The Cadets from Tho "a. " Institute hoyo
returned from their recent excursion IL Warren
ton & Alexandria, Va, not having visited Wash
ington as was anticipated. The Washington
Sentinel in ailusion 10 the marked attention winch
they received during the excursion, says:
:" 1t l. certainly unu suai for company of
youths 10 receive such honors as ,hs@e with which
they were greeted on their tour, but this may be
accounted for from the fact that ;o institution il
one of which the citizens of the Old Dominion
may well be proud. In future battles OF the re
public, there may be found of this number some
of it's ablest defenders"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

4sy4,. .rtya
sep 14ltw dEsNAh' = he1Ha3IHe
JOY FOR THE lNVALI't.-We cut the following
from the "Phiudcphia saturday 6az'u'," and r"o.'n
med render. pefuS" rar'nly 1ni thur suffer
ing -ho hl noi del ~ f.orehu-iug:-
"Dr HooFlAyn's GERMAN GirrERs.-This cele' IA
tel medicine prepared b, d.. G NJ Jackson nj the i'm
posing German Medicine Store No. l2l Arch street, Is
xiii unprecedented public attention. aud the pfa-
Irieror wbais a scientific physician, is sclt imm"n e
aennrfas of it, The virtue, Of tbs remedy 50 fully
e forth ia tie extended nnri,c Of il, to lie seen IN our
advertising columns ihafihere i hardly any room lit
Tor u. to speah Of it This much We add; q the Ion
trn Of physical ills winch Immunity l. nel here Is
none more ii dressing Tim the general 4, Engagement OF
the digrs apparatus whrh Gcvct aIs TO ACCOMPANY
Il ii ordered state f the liver. Headache. pil"S Ian
ga5r fr.Dluhe,s adm Gus tongue. mnbid BREATH loss
afappcrite-in short an ine,crib,bIe recedncss OF
existence are its suiralc aud life. nrinrgtend"nt-
Thrc Diseases hrhhavr baiiled the skill of the ohlest
Doctors, hnye been rnacay cured by llooiands Ger.
nun Bitte,s See advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
For sale Of Kent.

~? That valuable ropertl on franklu Hill fprucrl,
A-A occupied ~ Snnael tyr'e Esq F"r partrruar
apply Ia Il. !. toIoe-, N ,nl y. BAKER lyuchburg
or t. GEORGE y. BAKER
sgp its Lexington Va
. krrHbIiran ronv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

gHE CROPS III EssG4-A Np.--'fhe late English
papers all speak of fine weather and abundant
harvests throughout the whole of that country
The corn and wheat especially are repre- scented
as unusually fine and in many places the latter
was being cut. Oats and hay, too, would yield
largely and the Only complaint is of the potato
rot, but this is far from general or very serious
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

Four REAsoNs.-It is often claimed that one
good reason is enough for anything The New
York Courier gives fur which it deems cunclu-
sive and unanswerabe against Mr.. lbnntor's
Land Bill
First. The revenue from theseland, Is already
pledged for the interest the national debt which
pledge, while leaving MS at full liberty 70 make
any customary national use of the property is n
guarantee that wall got ALLEVIATE iths source
of revenue.
Secondly. The lands ought to be reserved so
far compatible with the other needful purpo-
SEES Of the Government, as bounties for military
service either in defence Of its country in its
foreign wars.
Thirdly. They again becoming a fruitful
source ofTeyenue, since the satisfaction of the
Mexican war bounty warrants, and that revenue
is hkey to be required for the support OF the Co
vernmcnt.
Fourth'y. Being the common property Of all
the States, IL distributed nt oil the division should
be in equal representative proportions, SO that
the old States may pay of their debts and com
plete their public Improvements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

REDUCTION or THE PRICE OF GUANo.-Mossrs.
Barreda q Bro. give notice, by advertisement in
the Baltimore American, that they have reduced
the price OF guano from - to - per ton, accord
ing to the amount Of purchase The prices fixed
are for to ) tons. s53, each: TO 0tons, So
cash; II to 20 tons, s5l cn-h; y to 25 tons, $40
cash larger quantities are sold at $50, with
credit Of from 30 day. 10 / months, or discount
for cash The price heretofore has been So,
and the agents refused to sell lots of les than 30
tons
They shy obey are prepared Il make deliveries
at their deposits in the different forts Of the L.
States. through orders given by them in Balt-
more
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

gV'A CARD.-The undersigned would respect
fully inform all tho.c Who have concluded to n his singing
tas lie will give his first lesson en AoNA ne tt hs'
At o'clock p NJ over Massrs Payne Christians Book store
son t.1iw GENNARu r. BpZHAOTlA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

ENGLAND AND THE GREYrowN AffAIR.-The
London Times, II tho course Of an article de
nouneing the destruction Of Greytown says;
Her Maiestys ship Boascawcu will immediate
ly proceed 10 Grytown 10 afford protection 10
British interests ON the Mosquito coast, aud the
British government cannot fail to give their most
serious attention to this painful occurrence which
affords curious illustration of the manner in
which President Pierce thinks he il indicating
the honor of the American flag. The protest
made by Lieut.. jolly OF her Mnjesty's schooner
bermuda against this abuse of superior force
was highly credtoble to that officer, and distinct
y warned Captain IIollins Of the consequences
of this attack.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

~ lNTELlEor1 Al SLAsE.--Orostes !. Brown
son, democrat aud on American. makes the
following base admission. IN i'tt,z IA tlc Pits
burg Catholic
have worked hard, | hive studied diligently
and have always acted under advice and never
published an article written by myself, without
first sabnitiing II 10 my Bishsp or to n hfoiog-
ian appointed by him 10 examine my articles.es-
cept now and then literary article, or my lite
rary notices. In almost all cases have CON
suited him. or in his absence, the theologian ad-
pointed, as to ht proPriety discussing ihf top
&c before proceeding To- write. This was espe-
cially the case with regard 70 the topics Of ek-
elusive salvation. religious liberty. Development
ism. and the power Of the Popes in regard TO the
temporals. The article on The temporal poteer o.
The Pops, in my April Review, and those ON Na-
tive Americanism aud education. in the July
number, ,rcre submitted for rcrision 10 the tho
ioSian appoiatedds The Bishop Of Boston As ny
CENSOR, during his absence. have mover rein-
sed 10 make any alteration required. or suppress
any articles which the authority Ieonsultcd sug
gested il would be better not 10 be published
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
Europe

While the principal governments ii Europe arr
engaged in a conflict to preserve and perpetuate
the physical bounds of existing natlonailes'
they are imparting encouragement ard strength
to a silent bat increasing power that would not
only lop off the branches, but uProot from the
foundation the whole structure Of European Gov
ernments. The murnuring of the storm of in
surrection that in ISIS burst upon and overthrow,
for time, the frmest based governments Of Eu-
rope is still heard, and in the bosom Of that
storm lurks the lighting power which Is destined
soon again to burst with thunder thrdo' over
the hosry temples of dynastie power Spain has
recently renewed one of those scenes of popular
sovereignty which prevailed in 'io and Italy a.
Doubtless Hungary, Is well prepared to follow
her example. But generations hence VIII rot
realize, we believe, the bright dreams n popular
liberty by which the spirit of European lasur-
rection is now mpelled
nazz;ni the Italian refugee, has recently is
sued fresh appeal to the people of Europe, in
which they are urged with vehement eioquenoe
TO organize and strike for liberty; ana john Nit
.sheL taking up his notes on this side Of tho At
lantic, re-echoes them back with fresh hope and
encouragement In concluding IN article on
Mazzini's address, he thus speaks 81 the Vows Of
the Italian patriot
Mazzns great desire is to prevent Austria
from allying witt the Westsrn Powers. ltap=
pears to Us that would Toe her natural place
Where could she 80 well be located between
Fran ,e and England Wilo4p could the dcspoil-
or of Italy take stand. If net beside the France
who murdered the Roman Bepublic'-where can
the despoiiar Of Italian beauty, passion patriot
ism and art reclipe, If not on the bosom of the
ssren- faced English traitress who betrayed the
italian patriots and gave them from the pro
teotiuns of her seductive arms into the embrace
of the scatfaid
But whether with Russia or theAllies, Austria
is still the same Her position with them will not
alter her position t. Italy. Nor can she be
strengthened by an alliance she may mike to
eay. If abe joins Russia, neither France nor
England can arm the Reyoutionsts. Their own
lives are at stake. Sicily lit Europe IN Is, and
the flame reached the French throne aud burn
ed it. II reached the Chartsts in England,and the
Republicans in ireland: and yet shoulders m the
manufacturing districts in the one, and, 'discon-
tented" districts in the other If Austria allies
with the Western Powers, Russia cannot desire
better barriers for her welfare than the Poles and
Hungarians, both Of whom are enemies OF Aus
tria. and both of whom, with arms in their hands,
Can defy her, and give fire 10 central Europe
from Elsinore to the Bay ofNnpes.
In any event the Reyoutonsts must be rcady.
BE the toesin heard before the coming Sabbath, or
five years hence, they must put thor trust in
God and above I'll keep their powder dry
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04
From Inc Kenfncky stA.s Flag
Gov Powell and his late yetOes

In io-osys paper present 70 our readers two m
portant documents in the shape OF The governors veto
messsge-ihs OF thai odioas and infamous called
the zportonasni BAD. and he aihsf Of The which
recently passed both branches 81 The legislature By which
a batch OF rotten and irresponsible banks
aied, or rather attempted to be created
We have gwen to each OF these documents careful
reading and highly approve every sentiment expressed IN
them They 20 the pornt,, respectively and bow any
ken By he governor is than So. His
sonings ooeent and comprehensive. BIS Arguments
sound and mreuAbe and the whole OF boil snblecis
calmly and carefully considered before bis opinions were
expressed Hence the public properly decide be-
tween the which be has gwen and that hasy and
inconsderaie Legislation 10 which both bills owe Their
passage.
II 10 truly gratifying 10 to knor that these days
OF political Democracy have such man az Governor
Powell amongst us-one who. in The face Of whiggery
and leaders dsres 10 condemn their unhalowtd acts
charge OF duty may impose upon him Yes II - truly
consonx 70 reflect thai, while phlggery, IN its mad
for place and power plunging The State and the
Union into dhcues every hand, regardless Of con-
se9ucnces have such men a. Governor Powell, Linn
BOYD j. c Breckenridge, and host OF other good and
loyal democrats who falter To such the de-
mocracy and the people generally, indebted for the
wholesome laws they get, and for the rejection Of such
would Prove odoos and oppressive We may, indeed,
say that such TIE Union indebted for prrse-
vaon. and The world for proof Of the fact that "a
49, w gsssr~sS sod ysi Be FREE They are pure lights
OF repubcznisnihs brig which shine 18th COZ
bic hrlsncy IN IN. democratic consielsiionysa. the
great oras around which Millions Of lesser lights may
vove without danger. long they continue
IN their proper sAees and do not get thrown oat Of their
true course
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

Our daily political experience "a constant tribute 10
n. SOcTiBe OF popular sovereignty. Whale abolitonism
a..s Inc principle from which il has to is4Fior
.nlng il ihs American sentimsH 80 unanimous as in
!. adherence Of ths Pseepts and examples Of that ia
..ticsuhs whole country bears witlss< 10 lie potent
ns,spes Nowhere have ia lnumphs been more fire.
,uyt and more substantial Than 10 the southern States
T. inc teeth OF The batter GsuGs and threats al crazy zeal
o &c sec both parties RAPIDLY in that part Of the union
bsr.zag suffrage. poPularzng elections. breaking up
ooes and opening vide the doors Of distinction 10
hs ambition Of all The rule OF The people-the voies
oi the massesbe resistless power OF republican pn
spIss-is nowhere more ardenily and gratefully ac-
knogledged han in The South Such fact uvigora
ing after hearing he doctrine Of popular sovereignty
sssalsd BY those Who affect be for all democratic
nsasuIes.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

The United States reyenue-cuiier Campbell, Captain
Webster stationed al Norfolk, Virginia, returned port
on Friday last having completed her winters cruise on
The coast ageeaby to The orders OF the Treasury De-
pa7tueni issued in November last
The Campbell has BEEN actively employed our
coast between Chngoeague and Cape Hafieras, since
the ls OF December last, during which time she has
sailed over 900 miles, has spoken offered assistance
to more than $50 vessels approaching The coast, relieved
10 in Distress and actually rescued three persons from
wslsry grave.
The revenue-cuttsr Morris. Captain Wbitcomb, sta
toned Boston, also returned to por on Friday last al
ter being engaged similar duty, between Cape Ned
dock and Holmes Hole The Morris, besides being EN-.
poyed between those two points, sen. in search OF
The steamship San Francisco the 9th OF January, and
DID not return again port until the 20h Of The follow
ing month During the winters cruise she has boarded
and spoken les vessels. assisted 4, and sailed I,os4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

Mr. Everett commences. his speech 81 the sth March
the Kansas and Nebraska bill, BIZ complaining that
he has not bad time . 10 read through The whole OF The
rolsmInous debs'es from the year Is4s Msrcfful
Providence II COMPELLED 70 read through he
whole of hose vosmIBous debates. knowieozs 81
which MI kssfsts d-ems necessary tborDnzh sgsre-
henson Of the subject under Consideration. rnoud
oerAnly be tempted 10 barn ever speech proceed
ed, that might DOT 10 again for peruzsf Like
every osbsf senator VITO bad previously spoken sgsni
the hdl he complains sadly Of want Of time 10 acqpsni
himself 9Th the 9aestion- involved IN the proposed
rznizahon. How much time . required Are not nine
y-ars sufficient TIE proposition 70 Organize territorial
government west Of Missouri vas made 10 ls4s A
man of ordinary sasseiiy night certainly anticipate al
important questions growing oui of such proposition
without resa'nS all The solumnous debates Of the last
years Ipdee Douglass celebrated report made on
the 4ih Of January last, and FIVE thonssnd additional
copies were fmrsdraies printed Tor the Of the Sem
ate Mr. DongAs asked permission Of he Committee on
TsrTItoges make fha. rrort m Decembe for the
press purpoae or sSordiag and citizens OPP
Portunsty OF reading At their leisure during the boil
asys Mr. Everett = member of that committee. II
hs really rsnisd note tine for investigation, WHY Cd be
Dol screde 70 Mr.. Douglass request When Mr. Doug
visited 70 explain The provisions 81 the bI. the
nm 81 1aHunrs, wis was he not allowed 10 proceed
- Ispor ra' kept back two weeks-h's explanatory
sPe~eh was ke? hack weekly whom Ihe very
mea sho now Represent hn attempting 10 steai The
mares q public oPaion--to come . snap Judgment. Is
VOC haeh say that The elamor about want ~ fe j.
x 1890 nsmeeg u The enemies Of the Kansas AMI
s'Nsa eah were silowsd 70 take their TINE, the
present gensTslon would from time 70 eternity be-
io" esther o. those Territories would be organized
LuHAs prmossTrsnoS.--Ws undsrstand that quite a
se"onstFanon uas made lev DAYS sso by a large
nomesr Of NE friends Of Cuban Liberty on board ,he
ssamsbip Empire Cy, The occasion a he departure
Of yoans Pedro Manuel Iop,z, nephew a h. unfortu
nate General Asreso Lopez, for New YORK va Havana
on board ne Enprs City national ssla,. Sra. srss
On the occasson.--N. o. Dela
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

NEw iogE, April 3-Tae stock market il dull-Uniied
States q 1907 no sales Canton, 26s Ee 753 Reading
'oi Parker, u Cumberland, BOT; Nicaragua 26E, Nj
gold sales Flour du-saies 81 900 bbls nj M lor
State 2 81 80 for southern Rye -four and clrn meal
dull Wheat hna sale Of 600 bushels choice Gene see
Al U IL Corn heayy--a large suppy-saes OF 20 O0G
bushels al 70 cents Tor mixed, aud ~ 81 Tor yeo w.
Oas d cents Rye, 10 Provisions duIl-nie 80
pork Sl4 50 Bacon duA Groceries seadg-saIeS Of Rio
coffee Al ia a u cent?. Whisksy, Fl Is cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Aprl The stock market il qaiet
BresdsE1ns are dui--saes Of f58r 81 IL Grain DOH
snPPy shf-red wheat lss i7s he, IT'S cents
Corn unchanged, Whiskey, IA Isl cenis
Flour lie dull ar SO rs Provisions are seeay-fppss r
s2 Lard - lor barrels, and 81 ar kegs Money Il easier
New YORK exchange, II premium. and dropping
SKw ORlEASs, Apu The eoton market 4. cuie4-
sales al, and prices the decliAs.
MoHne, April l-Cotoa duil-snaa sales and prices
aac Hanged.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

MospaY. April ,. 1854.

MosDAY. April 3. 1854.
Pressnf-The Hons Roger B. fancy. Chief Iu,hce ;
James M Wayne, John Canon. Peter V Daniel. Sam
uel Nelson, B X. Curtis and John A. Campbell as-c-
cate justices
James B. Czmpsell, esq, Of South Carolina, c. b f.
ONeili, ESQ Of Pennsylvania, and Cnasles Bsysrd
S,rode e.a oil California, admitted attorneys and
counsellcrs of this court
TIE Chief Justice announced 10 the bar that No 50
would be the first case called for argument Tomorrow
after which, the court woula the regular call
OF the docket. beginning With No ".
Adjourned Ill tomorrow Il IL O'Clock
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, FINE UPRIGHT
~ piano foe hrrrng, Ac al ancuon-On Tuesday,
stsH We shall eel 'front.' Of store O'Clock m
a large and general assortment Of
HOUSEHOLDS and kitchen furniture
snceeni uprg piano forte, mahogany good order
barrels herring, good
Win many other ARTICLES which deem unnecessary
gEEEN SCOTT
Ap1-h auct,ppeen~
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muituIn In parye.

The Easton (Pa.) Argus, able democratic paper.
talks plainly and to the point the Nebraska bill II
says
mo bill with the exception OF the ingitive-save law,
hs,eSar with such violent and unreasonable opposi
tgn the bill ior the organization OF the Kansas
Territory eucoanseTna. Every free-so and abo-
tou Journal in the csanty 10 protesting against its pas
sge while the ministerial Hdmea of the STATES
are desectng their pupi,s in denouncing ali who dare
suslain ID This opposition from the
a. did the opposition the Mexican These fanatics
are always opposed oe best Interests Of their country,
and seem 10 Glory their ufamy One would suppose
from the gre hue and cry made, that the consequence
m &c be he eternal destruction Of the coan
try and VI no bill could be democratic, more just
than the Nebraska bill Us legal effect is neither 10 legis
late slavery The Territories out OF them bat TO per
NIT the people they please, under the provisions
and subject limitations OF the nationr consaton
II viii settle question Of slavery forever by taking oat
al the hands OF Congress- and placing il whHe u properly
belongs-in the hands Of the people.
We are glad that our representative, adge
Packer voted with the friends of the bill He represented
ia. views and wishes his constituents and will be
tanned y
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LOCAL NEWS

scHauEEuEs cksE-This iorg Spending tho erfa-
ina court bougAt - mnRbon Vs.efdsy b. the
rendition o. Ihe s-rdct r. hs ju. The vrrGici Uss
guilty. Of assanls and bserY tapon Edward h Faler
bar With hill Tn. seHieuoe II Jud.e craw-
ford that the prisoner b. mp,isoued Elk months In
tbr couny jail, and pay nc o ooe hBndrrd dollars The
court crowded slmoSl sufocsiion when he
verdict announced NJ. sc4ssnbarg Is . s.fiv- Of
the cry u New Odeans ind Of the Col Bsrthoa-
m~~ SchaRn baTs q the Uniled STAIRS army lanes W
SchaBmbnrs 9Th. gentleman senencsd yesterday VI
officer o. o. The regirnts Of United drsgoos
ssversi rssrs Upon reas from the army be settled In
Ph&deiphis, where. with hes fsu1iiy he since re-
sided The verdict o. he aTy and the Of The
court 10 ms case have Prodoced profound sensation
THE SOCIAL rSrtncoUEsr skTf0Ns.-rhir will
The tbeme Of IRE ectare Carsrs Saloon al "a
o'cock Thursday evening". BY the abe and eAoqn nj
Ethu Burrr long tuosn r. eonnfry snd Europc
..th. LEANED Racksmth We would remind te indie.
wsshng'on hst hss iectprs VIII be snisrisin-
and instruosioa ther, and thar sy erpee,ed
f0h IN soody nghs cheer The BY heir
pre--noe
Tsm ooxKr-Tho-s who delight 10 sight seeing aud
who have tad almost uti' of terrestrial scenes can q
evening iook aof "a win eriorion he new
tnninoss vister which has rnsd. apgesrabes above
Ismengably uuulorm-d oprseve, Ia spch rusuers we
leave tbose ~ho learned Ia the wondsrs q the
s.ies ssoount - nc phsnonsnan
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New Orleans Election

The municipal election took place The 27h lltimo,
but We have no, as yet received all the resslts.
Lewis The regular democratic candidate, is elected
mayor By large majority To the board Of aldermen
there are elected nine democrats aad four "rsorner
10 the board Of assistants nine democrats OF the rsgu
lar uckei. and eighteen reforners" The reforners'
ticket composed Of one-hsE democrats and one-hali
wings.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

HsHrrurp, Apri 3s-Retnrus in slowly From the
partial ss indications that The a.
Ard coalition e. ffce-soien rnd ksines~ parry have
swept ne sfste lnEissfure carrying aEr naoriiy Of
bofh hruscs Or fhe stare ncket TIE whgt and TEN
perancs Did and the t-uT~rHncs ticker
runBirg ahead 81 10 why's 10 msny
In tbs city whas have elected Representatives
BY zoo majority, 81 IA fhs dsuocrai, 400 uhead %
TIE STATE trSrt Trs Ma pe-is~ sod tse fire. s5srs
hsvt ssch IN srptras uctst mskinr Sour uetps %
f5r the legislature
lts believed thsi deocrulie governor bssn eject
ed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

ArHAET. ApFH III - i~mporspcs b.. whch ne COVER
Esr has vsto.d. = jns, kil~d Store dead.
The r-terrr being uads in ". s-nss- override 4
Eovernors vsti, the snad ares ~. ~ tno
thirds OF The meubers pr-srut
Al EFFORT thcu wsas recorsder this he
senate, bot n motion id noi gst 1lsioHty.
The hoass vii ~ btn, snd V irnpr9bs-
~ yei that some sor 81 nsw hiA WI BE- phssed-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04

on Mondnyp ID inst, FRANKLIN PIERCE DEPRo aged 90
moaihs and day - =
The friends and acquantances Of family invited 10
ishd NE funeral on Wednesday, IL O'Clock, resadesce
OF Frederick Csdiipp Bridge street. Georgetown.
Richmond papers and @star5 please copy.
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Nrw Yosx. April 49, srdvai from Psrsco- bupgs
he farteulsr q ne los 81 M Pizsrro- she
srncs ~ REF ~ Cage MsrT. ne l2h bed 90
bosra moo roops, 81 % uhch, vim the crew wee -rfsy
lsnded E5erts bad been ms3s gsi de s bu
e vas feared sas woai1 pfov- .gtaI lesy
stock q ~ esrhquaks lst Barsoos ne
Ieh