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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-26
NV Motto is " Progress. "

ENROM the great increase o business tie subscr1er
Il has enioyed in the last six nths, he has been
cnm eled add his ready extensive establishment.
which lie has done by building OF the largest and
admirably arranged operating rooms in the Union,
and say without Tear OF contra lection. that lie
has of largest aud best arranged establishments
in this country and facilities for tho successful prn'eeu-
on OF his business pos sessed but by few any, in this
State. With competent and accomplished assistants.
'dby far the largest stock of daguer eoyPe materials
be fourd ia this place such of evey variety,
frames of the finest quality ard richest patterns jew
ery fro com ron up to the finest quality made for
daguer eotypes he fla ters himself that he is hettsr pre-
pared to meet the wants of the public in sVch things
thnn my house in this place. from 80 to $50 90.
As to the quality oil his work he feels that it IS too
well establishment demand or admit from him self
recommendation h. viii! only say Tint he chnier ges
comparison with any not only tahen in this place but
tbewon /.
With hia pre-, facilities he is much better prepared
Ia take pictures of children and groups than heretofore
and would especially call attention TINT department
In every case satisfaction guaranteed, or charge
made.
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of eve:y description accurately taken spe.
cimers of which mey be seen, and many others with
which his gall ries abound by calling the sign Of the
Flag, next door to the Virginia Bank Maiu ST.. Lynch
burg, Va. OF at Masonic Temple, Main St. Danville
Va. Pc. GIBBS. PropriDtor
7 S.-Post morem and nvads promptly at.
tende t., when requested.
Ntoch of all kind furnished Ii craft at h' lowest
cash prices. Pc. &.
may Is
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RICHMOND.
DIAPER HANGING, &c.
L JOHN - REGNAULT
PAPER HANGER AND UPHolSTERER,
100 Main-at Richmond Va.
RICHMOND.


VIII visit Lynehburg, Va about the laih o Juy,wiih
al the lat st styles ot Pnrer HangineH
Borders, Fire Boards &c, and will renainn limited
time, fnr the purpose of parering ROOMS, HALLS,
ENTRIES Nc. which he will gurantee will be esecu.
It'd in style tn be surna-sed in this country.
Orders left with Mr.. Bishop. at tho "Nnrvell House.
will receive pemp attention upon his arrival
!. +. r. having removed To his new aud elegant store,
100 Mnn-st, would inform the public that he has now
hand The largest assortment ot goods In his Tine ever
offered IN Virginia. and requests an oxnmlno IN iram
those visiting purchase His stuck conss IN part
Of French aud American Guild Silver, ohk. 6lrhcd and
ungazcd Satin aud Plain Paper und Borders Feather
Beds Curlod lair aud Shuck Mettresses, Lounges,
Tele Tetes, Window Shades of every desrfipton We.
netian Blinds, oil Olo, Tor Hulls, Roams and Stair
why's, Satin Damasl DeLane Lace and Muslin Curihtns
Comi und Ornnments oi e,ery style, Bands l1orr,
Cords aud rnss. Velvet, Brusees tllrse ply and In
grim Garpetngs, Ohineso aud Cocoa Mating oi every
wiltl manufactured, &c. Ae, and would reef eeinlly
soeit the teniipn ofihe trade before purchasing
- All orders for work goods In t"wn or confi J
prhmitly executed. ilnn ~ dim
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
~ Cortland Street,

And extending through the enihe block forming
10 DEFY STREET
FuNO Virginia Merchants visiting New York, we extend
our invitation To call nnd examine stock, which
!. particularly adapted to Southern trade. Those nj
our fnrmer patrons need Ut assure TINT motto
Is Exoeisior aud To others would say, ldm is
nnd has been sell goods the One Price prin
cpc without variation. only In the letter, bu, In
spirit.
With regard tho quality four goods ia moi too much
~ say that We manufacture them well and in good
the fashionable custom establishment in
this or any other market and thus endceyo do away
with the strong preudi,o tiny IN the eommun
ginal dealng In aud using toad1 nndl cathing' Ieaso
give rs nm early call nni test assetins mar 30-ta
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For HnI.i,more aud philadelphia.

Bi SlEAMEh BELNlDEhE,
Leares Richmond cpcry Tuesday al O'Clock = N
.ts1sx TIL II large ami new Steamer Il II LVl DERE
Sssss Capt GifroRp. will receive freight every Mnn
ny, and up tho hour of o'clock ?. M, every Iuas
lay. inr the above plnce'-
Shippers to Wheeling. Pittsburg Cincinnati and the
south aud West generally will nd this the cheap
st and most expeditions. Fof freight, apply to
LuDLAM & WATSON, Richmond Va.
Iulv | 1ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-26

ITNHON STEAMSHIPS GONRANK'S
~ LANE Oh STEAMESR,-FoR pHILADEIe
PHIA, VIA NORFoLkThe steamer fse3 - = ~
Virginia. Captain David Teal xsssasz7s7s=E-
Pnnsy yvana. Captain James Baymure, steamer City OF
Richmond, Captain H. Mitchell. One OF these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for Phad lphia every
Monday and Thursdny NJ high water, touching ut City
Point and Norfolk eive f.eisht and passengers
Returning, leave Philadep ia every Ncdnestlay and
Saturday. al 10 o'cock A. arriving nj Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning. which days
they will di-cl arge their cargo.
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line and every exertion has been made combae
strength aud speed, They provided with Firm is
Patent Metallic Lite Boats.' set first rate eblss ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains
the comfort of passengers and the protection o goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York lst cabin and found, .s...-. $S
q - Philadelphia = = ....---.6
" 2nd cabin and mol found. .------.A
Passenger. for New York would consult their interest
by taking tins rou,e for independent OF being the
cheapest and SAFEST it Is by tir most pie assnt.
To ncconists shipping 10 Pittshmg can be secommodu
ted by this line. as we have entered into angements
to forward good. through with dispnt b.
For freight passage npply 10
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent.
On e Dock
T. S-All goods by this ! ne from PhIad'P Phia will
be discharged Tuesdays and Saturdays. and after
they delivered the wharf, shall be uonsd, by
the Company al the risk of the owners
mar II DIS ROBERT RANKIN AT
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Com
CAPITAL, 5000 000
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FINE SOAPS

FINE SOAPS
Il OW'S BROWN WlNDtOR and Honey Soaps.
Ia Transp irent Soap in balls Musk SOAP, Palm do,
Transparent Soap in bars fine Old CASTLE Suap, white
and mottle j. with "A great variety of other comm m
Soaps for snle ut JOHN p. WRIGHT'S
jln28 New Drug Store.
NOR SALE,-A first rate &C ond hand PIANO
Il FORTE for sale cheap for Cash. App, immediat
~ at the Cabel House, No. 7up stairs. liuy IL div
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Summer mail Hours.
TN future all mail, leaving this odce (excert the
Richmond and Norhern) will be regularly closed nt
precsel, quarter nfterG o'clock, P NJ The Hi hmond
and North.rn mil-, br4cing all letters and papers TO
Ri ,m nd and the Northern and Southern States, viii
he closed precisely ar o'clock. After these hours
nothing will postirey be mailed, except in cases Of ex
reme and unqaestionable necessity
nnv l8ts RO. IL. GLASS,P M.
To Pep. copy
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
s.sSk Change Of Schedule. sasfre
Spring and Summer A Arrnngcment,
Between New York and Richmond. via
Norfolk

ItH Q. =. 81 EAM NHIFS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
n 1900 foas Barthen, Commanded by Gap.airs
~ Cavendya Skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tuesday af
ternoou nj O'clock And Roanoke every Saturday
iaofnng att o'clock. tor New York viz oriolk
Returning they will leave New tk Tor Richmond
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
stopping "A + " hours each way at Norfolk
Passage to New York. including meala aud State
room accommodates, only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
bteerogc asshec only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Charge TO Norfok, the same us by River Bonts.
Merchants and rmvelIers will find this no of the most
speedy and comfortable routes hew.en New York and
Ri hln' nd Passage and fare on, $40, Stcerage PAS
snge only s5
lUDLAM K WATSON
apl Il Richmond. Va.
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Through in Six Minutes.

xusr RECEIVED. by Express, a supply Of Austin <
y Mi 6reon Fre.zsrs will freeze in six minutes
without |. .bor. Al q, On hand Shower Bat's, bathing
ans and later Cooers Of my own mrn re- w'''
are offered at prices suit the times y p'''''
may 80
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VIRGINIA ZINE OF Isirhmomd 90.

These vessels of the fret class built in tho city o
baltimore expressly for this adr aud hnYo suPorinr ae
ommndatiuns for passengers. They arc commanded
y experienced Captains, we'll qualified for tho trndr
,nd who i'll spare exertion to accommodate lhe)
will be lowed up and down the "ivors by stenn aud may
he relied on to sail promptly as advertized
Merchants going North ordering goods from Now
York will find their interest to ship hy this Inns,
freight will always be taken as low ms by my othe
line Of Packets and every effort will bs mad" by tnr
agents in Richmond aad ewYork to give satis,ncton
Freight Is cents per whole, and ~ cents per ;
lobncco being about 80 per cent less linn clhrs'
le Steamers. Insurance enn be effected In the -
noad Fire Assoriation by lhi4 line at 3s per cout.
We respectfully ask and hope tc succeed in obtain
ing full share of patronage.
Goods shippea by this line to New York will be fo
uarled free If commission to New Orleans, Mobile.
jlarle.tnn sagannnh any other Southern ~ North
rrn port The ve,sels will lie in Richmond ~ Bookots
III New York al Betth No. Gofco House Slip, foot oI
Wall Street DAVID OURHIE, Richmond, } 2
@. II PIERSON, N. Y %
No 81 ,South Street :
hupu4t dds
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Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 100000.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uI-
Il Is fair terms, in any others OF equal respons
bili'y, by application to
p. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
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bXU
ID Az awuy ffpmtho suhseriher, tho 18th May,
u 4 negro man namod MIKE bclungiHg n Mrs
Dance Of Powhnnn county, Va The snid negro Is n
bout # inches highs we'll sri blHcl-betwren % nnd
80 yenrs uld; le Navy Cnr hi other clothing
NOT remembered The above rewards A be given
delivered 10 me, ion 10 Va ~ Tenn Raroa,l, Pu
nski co. W., flD IL lodged in Jail whete cnn gel
him JACOB KDMBoUGH
juns-is
~ Richmond Whp aud 3uchnnnn Recorder copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-26

IzRASlyE SALTS-For removing all kinds
II ot stains of ink rnsk. fruit, wine &c, Without
injury the iabrc, Foi sale by
iulv 3 JOHN II. SEAY g. co, Druggist,
''S6ne things can be dnne we'll as others and a
mong them Is covering the head with handsome growth
If hur by the use of Emerson- American Hair Restora
tive. Price $l,O0 in large bottles. Sold by
~ I9tw D. r. LYMAN.
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Up- Afver INTELLIGENCE.

pasoifcAL MrRDnR-On Thursday night some person
entered IRE house Of Samuel Reynolds at Rnxsou by
neans OF false keys and killed Mrs ReTnolia by ed mia
Nteripg enloro'crm to her while she vas in bel and
asleep. Suspicion ress rpon an indian dooior n.mad
kcnaios VINO has been practising medicine Ia Poueh.
kceps'e ior tne 30 two years Officers from Ku1ston
bad failed In tho search 49, -''
SHockiso CAsy or RlrE-Nelson A. Starr a negro
about 20 years old, committed rape upon Tho body q
giri about ~ years OF age what sho was ratarnir
from school at North East, near Pou shke .psis n,
Gays slnce. Lst Fricay he indicted before tho
Grand jury was arragned and after
" to tourt, plead guilty TO the Indictment pi- Hon
Judge can after soms consultation with hs associates
s1n.enced him 10 the State Pnson % Mount Pleasant
cusns tbo remainder Of his natural life His occupation
Sae That q stone cutter
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Jersey City Intelligence.

. IEr oy GRAND jurors The Grand Jury for sspten.
Der term of the Hudson county curt OF Oyer and Ter
miner which comm .nces Is see sion this rnorptus IA
compcs Cd Of the folio sing gentlemen, viz. Adm
Van Buskirk, foreman Samuel r. Fredericks Hoyt san
ford, Geo. " Mott, NTH Benet let, John williams
John bsguc, 1hos johnson, John v. Brewer, c. T. Jen
ktns, ID b. Wskeman Sieohen Garretsop, 2. p Torrey
Erastus Randall, W B. Brambar John A. 2yers0n, B,
o. Ecsr, Garet @. Newkrk. Gatret yrcel,nd sem
uriah Alien, Henry Brinkerho, james g. Van Ruskirk
James Irving, and Robert Birdsau
A JUDGnHrP RkrGym --seiah HILL one Il the Judges
OF the Court OF Common Pleas for The county Of Hud
son has resigned. II will be tho duty Of the Governor
70 all the vacancy by appointment
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R4v Mr. Evsrets. AIAAH B. LYNCH E-q Of this city,
20 CslsaiyA LovMA fourth daughter Of the late John
Byrne. Esq, Il ssuth hch1 onA street, iublin-
On Monray, 5Apt moes IL. BY the Rev. IN. Pise, Mr.
jams HAR1 to hiss Ellen n, youngest daughter OF
u. H eouthwiot, Esq, all Of Broohlyn
In Brooklyn, ON Monday, September IS BY Rev. DR..
Frsrc vipton THOMAS CAUlDwnL 70 Macy, daughter
Of Cspt John Brittoa
At ar~ick, Orange county N T., on Wednesday,
September 20 By the Rev r. vandervesr. uYnss An
DKRsoN of Hackensack, N j., TO MARr G. GALLOWAY,
daughter OF Alexander H. Galloway Of the former plaza
At Wilkesbarre, Pa on WEDNESDAY, eptembcr -, by
the IL Peck Joax c. >H1rs Of this city, aud MAR
TIA W only daughter Of Hon. Zsba BeaDett OF the for
mer place.
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A RUSSIAN FLEET AT PETROPAuLsKI-PRgPAR
TrOnS TO RESIST AN ATrAcK-CHARAcrps n,
THE PORT AND ITs FORrfrIcArIoya


THE PORT AND ITs FoRrIrICArIONs
From the San Frsocisc, Herald Sent II
By the arrival Of She American trg BSstoD On ain
Hedges We have advces from PetropaussL A Russia an
port on the peninsula Of Kamschatke 20 10 rnIy Ia
Prom gentleman attached to the Boston we have ~
theres Intelligence Of mush interest inst a ths iu1s
ture, regarding the movements cf tho Russians at
place h.the tine tho Boston left, there we're In port
6oute bsrtec Rasss, frgste OF "A gunsthe c,ryette
oheuzs q % guns from the Baltic vise Baltic crew
IA Gua-da Costa ADD he Russian American Co = ship
ksmscl atks armed with eigh. gus and vi b crew Of
saent{ rsn News CT the wal in EUROPE had been
brought TO PetrcIaulski BY the American Dark peripe
ard the Eussiats mating great rropsrltops 10 r.
kist en- sptisifat. aftacs by The allied feet.
Inc port defended OF several ortGc ttiors and new
once are beipg erected Consisting Il one or two
batteries, with three or four tnortars
TIE Governor hss under hi. command fnll -eciroent
Of iers thoroughly equipped aod Is confident sha e
can sisn pretty long siege
Petopsu,.k contains bstwcen SEQ to 1000 inha,it
ants, including few Americans and Enelishr,en ana
one American strc Every body IL Obliged H. he saj
6er OF sailor and 10 respond TO the Governor cali Al
moments notice
The town 10 situated on an inland bay the entrsnse
70 which, from toe oce.n, through narro~ inlet,
three miles In length studded with is4nds and com
naased 81 several batteries vssss may enter witk-
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRx-zzE DAT.
~ RISES Is 81 MO0r skrs ............ 10
'Ir szze, ...,s..s6 81 HIGH wA7n ......... IL 80


CLEARED
Steamship Cstswba, Shufeldt, New Orleans Livings.
ton, Crochcrou b Co
ships,ar cf the West, Woodward, Liverpool. rhomp
ship 81 Charles, Bowers, New Orleans, stsnton 4
ship s u For, lst.ns, Mobile, NJ Iivins.tcn.
Ship HerculeAn, Chsunberlin Noble, N II Brigham
Bark suwasrow, Pendleton, Cardsnas, B sardy & Co.
Rsyk Gamble, FOvsn, st Marks, smallwood, Ander.
Brig vclsnte, sewall, Alicante, Shift Bros Co.
Brig " lawrence Fales, Cisn,uegos, Elwen & Co.
Brig Diolinda (Portl, Calder, Quebec. P searl.
Brig RocAlif orb Foster st JOAN, NIB, Barclay Lv-
Brig Toledo, Brown Boston, White Duncan.
schr Elizabeth, Stsnhope, Monrovis Jed Frye.
schr wiDtemoyeh, morrow, H ivara, Ihos GllmArtin
Schr Matron, Taylor, franklin, McUresdy, Mott Co.
scbr Washington, Muiner, Georgetown, Abbott. Dodge
schr Mary Robbius, Newhern, master.
schr AIN HyDen Ger6ipg, Beaufort, master.
schr Rio, O'Ionnel. Washington, BAtsmsn d Rudds-
schr fIaileck, Pow, Wilmington, D Murray.
sehr Hsere, Suits, Wilmington, McCesdy Mott Co.
scbr Washington, Pew, Washington, Bateman Rud
scir Nit, Disscs~sy Norfolk, sturses Chairman Co.
schr o1ians, 1ut,le, Richmond. 9 H Person.
schr Alice, HI well, Baltimore, Mailisr h Lord.
6lcop Henry Gibbs Spencer. New Bedford master.
Steamer PaIier Vein, Turner, Baltimore, smith
Steamer Cayuga, Robinson. Philsdslphis.J Briggs.
ARRIVED
French war steamer Chimers, Com Jauriq usberry
Havana, via Norfolk, days Has crew Of 10 men and
mounts four guns.
steamship Prcmetheus Turner. san juan With spe,le
and 36l passengers, to Morgan Sept 81, AN, Cape
Florida Light bearing WNW, exchanged signals With ship
Rockaway, Of Bath, standing from Pnsdslphia for
New Orlearsl.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk, nc, with mdss
and passengers, to Ludlsm Pleasants Sept "a, at
Pm, 10 miles Forth Of Hog Island, passed steamship
Jamestown, hence FOR Norfolk.
Ship sunbeam (of Bostcn), soue, CaIlso, 100 days,
With gnano to BsIreda Bros.
Bsrk White Cloud, Dodd Rio jan Giro, 10 days, with
coffee TO Napier, Johnson Co. sept 90 lat 50 go lon
90 81, sIose whaling bark Columbia. from 1alcahuaps
for New Bedford out 60 Gays with 1000 bbls OIL al we'll
In the Guf Stream passed number Of spsrs and pieces
Of wrecked htufr. Thew experienced heavy gales
the pssssge-
Dsk Robert Nils, Tslet, Galveston, Aug %, With
cotton, vsol, &c, to Haaoman, Diron Co. SEPT TO-
Lat SO 10 Ion II II caught bird with piece Of leather
alta Il ed TO him. marked ship Richmond from Nes Or.
kans for Boston THE cid at O Aug 30
Bsk lion, Bradford, Galveston, 2e days, with cot
ton, &c, 20 Waterman, Dimon & Co. Had lisht winds
scash Of Cape stteras aud strong northsy winds since
pa sing that point.
Rrig rr.sis (sws), Moander, Lisbon, "a days, with
salt, TO order.
Fig IAarstt Chase psra n days. with india rubber.
&C. 70 Burdets Noble espt 10, lat 30 20 Ion IS 40,
spcts bark vGgnia, II hachias, hsecs fos Iyiailad,
Gaia
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Big I..s (er,; nsaat.!., q Johns Nj. is Asys. vita
salt % Napiss, Johnsos ACs
tin Der to simpson Msyosw
Brig Tcl,co Prown Ropdout for Boston.
70 Spf Is.n e., IL in i.s Sc So lon s. IS ss
In with ell boat ooutanins Capt Mouat and Gre II
the brig PoultDey Of Bslsi@ore from LverPsoi for Bait
more 90 them On BOARD ana Drought 'nen 70 'ni'
pG s.. s.. c. 2sso. Kns..n M Is a.,. sla
to H., 60 sept one - @s. sp1's
schosa~' mast hatch, trunk, and Largo quantity
Of DRIFT stuff
&c. to Collins On tbs outward passage lost from the
jibbosm overheard George Beach, seaman, OF British
sehr Fanny Thayer Charleston. 10 da,s with cotton,
from NE passed. 2hs srse. o. brig With ali her us.ts
making clean breach her 1t the tins; Did
not see any on board 10th In lat 49, lon % 90 stu
s. s.: q Al
schr n t.~lins, Griffin, chArieston, days. to Nc.
schr jamestown, Msrrick, Norfolk. s day.. Sept 10,
going into Cape ssnopen, was run into By sschooner
who ttove our bulwarss
schr VIM Penn, ScNeily, Baltimore.
schr Gamma, Pierce, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Mary Eliza, Harper, Philaoelphia for Boston.
schr John Edwards Small, Phiadelphia for Boston
Schr partforc. Teakue, Bangor for kondout.
schr Nictous witen, Mlisridgs, 10 days.
Schr Onward, smith, Boston, days.
Schr Lacop. Besrse. Boston
Schr Mary Mankin, Bearse, Boston.
schr James Faywell, Hun'er, RocklAnd.
Schr Susan, Chase Harwich
Schr Jonas Smith, Cary, Barwich.
schr Guerilla, Thompson hArwioh.
schr Pioneer. Fisher, H.rwich
Schr Henry Freelir e, Fowler. NeS Bedford.
Schr L II Hubbard, Baker Portland
Schr Buckins ham. Baker, Portland.
Scbr sarah, F'sge rald, Ron out for ,.km.
Schr Franklin Brown, ondout for Salem.
BELOW.
One brig unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Cahawba, New Orleans
Wind during the day fresh from south
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enpysmc Courf-Cseneral Term.

tHJuit NON JuuKtb HittNcITi FOoHevtN and IIefk0 !
tahartre W. Bucltes &c. The U.ited States Insurdnc<
ara Trust Ccmranp,This is 40 seton policy upon
Tue lie Of the aland husband insured the defend
anita corporation dry created the Legislature Of the
state Of Penns ivania The policy iapsed on the 10th Of
mneT, 1862, by the non payment If the premium.
That instrument provided that lapsed pole o. might b
rerewcd cen tho production Of saisfact ~ evidence a.
70 The boaih Of tbs In ufcd TIE lspsed premium vas
On the 10th of ieeerter, taken By boy to . clerk Ia
ne ohcc Of The Cofnpanys agcot 10 New York who
ai2ned Whether tire boy MADE 40 the time ary rep
'eentaiiops relating 10 the health Of Mr. Buckbee In
disputed Tho tried circuit In Nav, 1853,
WHEN there verdict for rsintin Of 81 0sa and IL
row comes up ftons 20 the Ju1ger charge aud
the dtftrcans SUBMIT that the real state Of tbs health
Of The Insured fhoUld have been made Known 60 them
Argument was heard and decision reserved.
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cat darger, although there maay diHcultss -
counter Captain Hedges With the Boston, II sal
out In fog
II. Governor ttirks and our iusssuaat ass that It
would BE- npossb " take the ythiug short
OF feet Of ssmers "a nes batte-es oe'og butt to
eyesy approach Ths RussADs daiis 10 skiug
for the arrival PetropAulskt Of tngsh rgate
corvete, their way to Amoor riser, at mouth OF
whfh they (the Eussisns) have Quilt several strong
forts
The ship Ksmehs'ka in port, recently from Val
parstso and vss ssid 70 be bound for . port in the
or otsk, theme 70 sttka
We harn that the Boston got ashore the island Of
Nunivck, In Cooks Iuet, during den e fog The In
diaps made alta upon her but beaten of I'll h
out <s Capt edges obliged throw overheard
part OF the cargo 70 get her Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26
The Revolution In Lower California ..DIclen.
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SAN D1EUO, August II, I6b9.
From tie Late Adjutant Of General MelendreZ, who
passed through here yesterday derived the folio ring
particulars Of tbs attempted revolution in Lower Cali
iorn,a:---
Ssnor Chavis resident OF Santa Tomas, and late a
subaltern officer Of the Mexican srmy ompaued By
ter or dozen men, at~mned to surprise Meieaarez at
aided and with single receiver beat bac his assal
ants and escaped 10 the Gus supe rancho, where he
rauie tie famous army that orted Coonsl Waker to
the ines and marched upon Santa Tomas, uprising
Chsyis, and capturing his entire force among who Ne
endrez found few soldiers oe,erters from the Mexican
army These he caused to co tied up, and hundred
lastts were duly Administered to each CAsvis is 10
double -ons at ants Tom aud Melencrez has gone t1
La fas to forward report Of his brilliant victory the
LmI aror that Is to be-
Three men lost their lives during the revolution, snd
Lover California once moro recognizes Meondrez the
Supreme Governor
OR harvest 10 over-crops good, but buyers 10 the
market.