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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-01
TEST NEWS BIZ THE NAILS.
,,..,.n,I News by the Atlantic.

= 5dfff0nal N6Wb oy tAAC <Ness.
h1'ssranhie despatch announces the en-
4 ieis iha Blaek Sea, on Both December
NEE ..,h;nea fleets. 1t was fully expected
inc S Ia and Paris that the Russian Ministers
"a demand their passports,on Its being known
| 10 fleets had advanced.
" pacha, the brave commander OF the
' i.'a sauadron at Sinope. has died of his
NJ AT Sebastopol, after having suffered two
putations' , ,n
ondon papers. at hand by the arrival,
i u, nothing relative to home politics. They
i@ ., more of Prince Alber,'s alleged interior
nee with the machinery of Government
rssl1 Marshal Viscount Beresford died on the
rLa Moniteur announces that the Prince de
nav had an audience of the Emperor, on Sun
VI 5tb inst for the purpose of delivering
sage from King Leopold of Belgium. II is
Missed that this note covers some new expedi-
|, n serve the cause of the Gar, under pretext
|adyancing the cause of peace.
|,;.eountess de Cambronne, widow OF the cele-
,ad General of that name, died ut Nantes 9th
Fc,,,t pevronnet. formerly minister OF justice
w. I,o.;e XVII, and minister of tho Interior
~. Charles X. Mt the time of the famous ordl-
W. died aged II at his estate of Monitor
hid near Bordeaux
THE soULE DUELs.
r.o Oneen gave birth to a daughter at Madrid
,nontioued in our French intelligence, the
s'n;s of Turgot, the French Ambassador, who
Ii with Mr.. Soule, Sen, has been raised to
4 J;cnity of Grand Officer of the Legion of
anr it was reported that the decoration was
aforred as an approval of his conduct in the
IA affair, but the correspondent OF the Lon
Morning Post says that Nap ,leon repri-
nded Turgot for accepting the duel, and that
1ecoraton-which was bestowed as testi-
.al Of his diligence in the international
|nyrirht Treaty-was withheld from him fifteen
% a warning not to fight with American
nisters in future.
~. soule. .Jr., has addressed letter TO the
W. u,nne naper which contained what he consid
aa Unfair account of the circumstances of his
With the Duke of Alba.
rr so,rIE DuELs.-Further communications
poris confirm the statement in the letter of
.'.rosnondent, that the Soules attribute the in
on IN which they have been subjected in
IA 70 the existence of unfrendly feeling to-
~ 1,I Them he in the Emperor and Empress of
ace, Young Soule's letter gave intimation of
n superstition on the part Of his family.
p@orts from Madrid via Paris are,-that the
mps de Turgot had had his leg amputated,
/. in a dangerous condition. If he dies, of
,.o--as is beleved-Mr. Soule will have to
ncaled.-Nec- York Express.
s,,,, pox.-Nc other case of Small Pox has
.,rrod in our town since the one first brought
- The patient has been removed upwards of
mia from town, and we apprehend no further
naor The Central Hotel however is still
asosn.;pod Char. Adrocate.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIVE undersigned who carr ing IN the clustering
l. business IN the city Lynchhurg aud vicint,
take this method In inform their oil Patrons wei
all Others who may have thing do in thci line Int
they are obliged to advance The price nf work smal
traction toi mer rites.
II must he obvious Ia all concerned that sreat
sty impel- To this coure.
of this character ever undeftak IN,
bu that IL met opposition of the public and eived
their disuprrb on: Therefore W., examined the ground
very carefully upon which we hope fix clsms TO
public av In this our present liz The rapid ana
permanent adcance in the prices Of all Articles al living.
includ House rent, Taxes. &c. &c. but espe-
CHILLY in every description of maiern and labour used,
satisfied Us that either had abandon homes and
cherished usoca.ons, for Other locations that offered
proper Inducements and rewards for labour, ask
the hnnds of u be,a public the proper remuneration
for seiviees. This we nav do:
OUR RI TES from this date will be thirty cents for
all two coat work and lhirty five cents for oil three
work. One coat work twenty five fni,bed after
the rowel Cornce per quare foot, 81 &c. and r each
runnii loot ut ornamental work in CO.. nice sb
ing. All outside work or stuccong wi be ~ hereto
lore htiy cents per square yard. In conclusion,
wish to lad TINT M abatement be made in any o
the prices by either of without violating word
and honor.
JNO. LONG,
PETER q. AkERS,
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M ~ REWARD.-RanawBy rom the sub
MINI scriher ia Bedfor County, about the 18th
1f September. IL NEGRO MAN named ANDREW. ~"
i. probably sill in the county, Of II nor ~ tue n'ciha
of Buchanan where his wifi, lives Andrew ~ .
year. old Eve feet six eight inches hight rm some
,yh,t snare and Of a brown complexion. will give u"
above reward for his apprcher- on # taken Tut OF the
countv; or twenty five dollars if taken in the county,
aud delivered to me or scored in jail nrns
nov 2I.cts T. fHiH"'
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PETERS. MARTIN 4 co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, VA.
fHENDER their services To their fiand.. aeanain.t-
-. and the Planters Farmers and Merchant. Of
Vifei'ia ind North Cu,olinn.
FOR TIE SALE or
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN 90.
IN fir LIE parei'as,' of GOODS. GROCERIES, Gil
ANo PLASTER, Ae
Particular attention will be pnid to the Forwarding
II Go' l., Groceries, Produce. Ne.
ff their long experience In business, their united
hfts an nntfng eNrrnns they trust mud believe they
will he able give sai-fh to those who tnuy confde
their business tn their unan g.rncnt.
Office IN 18Th Street. Opposite Shoekoe Warehouse
Sn,age House ON The Bnsin.
REVERENCE.
Judge Lucna 4. Thompson,l g..
MeHsrs. lminlrn a. Matne, '"s"s@
Hon VIM. G Riyea, ALTERNATE.
f : n e ossol nr H.a, Nelson.
wm. A Miller. Lynohburr
kehols a. Pryor do.
Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Preston do.
MtCotkle a Jones' do.
Acrcc a. Mctlanahan, do
Joseph II. Wilson,
Tinsey. Taylor a Co, do.
II knckcr do.
Lee a. johnson, do.
Saunders A Irhy. do
}. 4 NJ iIolina do
Hugh Darclay, Lexington,
n assie Augusta.
Nm Martin Chesterfield,
jus eyre,
jim . tsetp
~ Stnonton Spectator. Dnnvilie Register and Lex.
netoa Gnz' tie "onv ,ne mouth
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Family Butter

f'hhlAS really prime family butter on consign
meut Tor sale by
/ 2js GEORGE. BAGBY.
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fery, Commission Il Forwarding
Ii u SIN Il =
I'D stand of billiard 4 Stuart under the style
I'm of DILLARD & OGDEN, where they intend
Pc ron-ranily on hand. afge and well ,ecctr
FL OF GOODS, consisting OF ev ry,hiug usual
INA Grocery Establishment, which will be sold
alngIy low for cash. and upon reasonable time TO
quail customers. Feeling satisfied that they can
sreat inducements rs airy house in the ity. ticy
'alul'y ask continuance If The patronage so liz.
bestowed upon tie old concern assuring them
!" pubic generally that every exertion will he
a. give entire abstraction.
me highest prices paid for country produce
IN Cash IN exchange for Goods
% Inn WILLIAM u. OGDEN.
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WANTED TO IIlRE.-Tl,e subscriber.
w wish to hire for their work on the Va. & Tenn
iolroad in the Mountain region of Va. nunber u
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management al
negroes. and themselves large owners Hired
gtoes will receive the u"dtu""' in respect
that they give their One OF ~
Lynchburg, any time ill the i0th of JahInry at tho
Washington Hotel. McCorke Simpson & mes.
ut Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy nnd
boys. dec % dacts SCOTT Il ADAMS
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KS, C. II. SPENCER a. Miss REID

y" commence ! cir schnul on the 1T of Fchru.
-. y rs. SPENCER will also give lessor in Mu-
% 20 erms, Is heretofore
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III CHIMNEY \ bro haN This Ia, parctis 81
III x VI Kinney ther ehtif,. ,tnrk Il icy
Gno.,s IL, tti, Iron &c, will ,antinue husa's. al
h,n old stand. where they will keep cnnstanl.y on
hand general al Dry Gn"d. Gro'enes
So., which they will IL all times be pleased 10 hmti-h
tsir friends and customers upon es low tern any
IIouse in tl,,. ritv l4n Cts
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Linz VII TIC \.

he tft- = X \. Mekisit., !. mis- day 4 -,als
ed ~ fngtual consen,. Ali rcrsnn- indehird =
tn r.ae,rn At. reaesrd To inak,. "a earl, stti
ii claims .sh.u.t ihr eouesfa Will
pa az T. ,,iiaiau. Tn - tia ,eneefn will
b e,ntuned aaI i,ed 10y either patnes ! Ia tl,lH nm
GnAs y MCKINNEY,
\ II MCKINNEY
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Tobacco, Tobacco,

A "A GREAT MANY Of our Erie IDS
"a seem To be under the imp c-sion TINT we a,e Ding
to discontinue the Grocery Trade in hi. city, hink
it due To ourselves say them and the public ner.
ally That " have made such angement, mi thn
we are s,ll at ON old sand, nearly opposite the arm
crs' Bnnk where we keep u large Stock ot
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS AND STAT e
RX coo DS,
Together with large stock ni SEEDS suah Clever
Timothy. Herds and orchard GRASS all Of vhi,r
we will sell low for cash, To punctunl custom.
The usual time. an respectfully invite u contnuan II
the very liberal patronage heretofore extended tn, -ds
ia. YOUNGER g. SM11 l.
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s,,1 pox.-No other case of Small Pox has
sarre1 in our town since the one first brought
w. The patient has been removed upwards OF
IniIa from town, and we apprehend no further
naer The Central Hotel however is still
|orantiued.-Char. Adrocdte.
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Dissolution of CO-PartnershiD.

TN3E CuPartnership ,f j. 4 NJ HOLLlNS was
l. dissolved, on the lst inst by mutual consent. All
persons uvng claims against the cpncein will present
them for pay nent, aud those in iebied will please call
aud SETTLE heir ithout delay it is
ny settle the business of the poss
ibe The Of the firm will only be used in the
tie ment of the same. JOHN IlOLLINS.
MARTIN HOLLlNS
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n @ II Z

Ut Undersigned having purola of Mr. Jam,
eIuart his interest l.; the above c,ncern will co
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jim 3 Is
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House and Sign Painting,

House and Sign Painting,
wuuhi sny 10 thu-e wanting such work done, they
Would o.we to give cali before engaging elsewhere
pro nse faithful exe.u ion AM, prompt perform
at all work entrusted Ia our care.
TIN SAFES constantly on hand
III Repairing aud rc-lainting promptly attended to
c. HARDY,
c II. HARDY.
N BAH work warranted good
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NATOOD.-Oak and II ickory. we'll seasoned Ju-
wv to hand: We expect TO keep regular suppl
10 future. Those who will need good hre-"ood-"'
a,r 80 ECHOLS & PRYOR.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Clerk, submitting additional estimate OF
for books made necessary by the passage of the
resolution yesterday in regard to the construction OF the
law furnishing books members which referred
the Committee of Ways and Means and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means reported back the amendments of the Senate
the Indian Appropriation bill and they committed
Mr.. FULLER asked the House to take up and consider
the bill authorizing the purchase construction of four
additional cutters and for other purpose action
upon which, he stated absolutely required by the
necessities of the public service.
Objection was made and the regular order of business
insisted upon, which
The SPEAKER stated was the call Of committees for
reports.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. OLDS from the Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads, reported back Senate bills and resolution of
the following titles with the recommendation that they
pass and they committed
A bill for the relief Of James Jeffries and Jeremiah NJ
Smith
A bill for the relief of John W. Kelly.
Aresolution for the relief Of Rebecca j. Burdsall
Also, from the committee, reported the following
resolution:
Resoced That the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads be allowed clerk from the 9th day Of May last
at the usual compensation allowed clerks of committees
After debate the resolution was adopted: Yeas 90,
nays 81.
MILITARY sUPERINTENDENCE.
Mr. KEITT from the select committee on the supern-
endence Of civil works by military officers, submitted the
views Of minority Of said committee in favor Of the
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Messrs. FLORENCE and INGERSOLL asked and OBJ
tanned leave their the motion to lay
the table the bill increase the rates Of postage They
recorded in the negative, whereas they in favor
Of laying the bill the table, being opposed to any in
crease in the present rates.
The House then adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On motion by Mr., BAL

Rsoird That the Secretary Of War be requested
be furnished TO this House. practicable copy
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used his name in connexon with men Of such stamp
GIDDINGs and SMITH as congratulating my colleague
have been informed by several gentlemen particularly by
my colleague, mr. SMITH that made use Of the Ian
guage contained in the speech published by me. If
then incorrect the gentleman from Tennessee Mr.
CULLoM) should have corrected me. There was crowd
of Northern Freesoilers around my colleague Mr. CuL
LoM) may have been mistaken as to Mr. CAMPBELL
being among them am not mistaken rs to the point OF
fact that ne was congratulated by Freesoers and Adolf
tionists.
that the speech of my colleague contained sentiments
which made it popular at the North. find Abolition
upon the record list of those who subscribed for
the honorable gentlemans speochSumner Seward, and
others of like stamp.
Mr.. CULLOM. A much larger number Of my speech
was circulated at the South than at the North.
Mr.. CHURCHWELL. l do know that fifteen thou
sand Of this speech, which the gentleman from Ohio Mr.
CAMPBELL rises here and attempts to justify, were CIR
cuiated at the North and that five thousand were sub
scribed for by one gentleman (Alr MATTEsoN, of New
YORK. who is believe, known Abolitionist and known
to be an intimate friend of Seward of New York The
gentleman's own statement makes worse case for
my colleague than any thing said by me- What does the
gentleman from Ohio mir CAMpBELL) say to-day? He
assigns as the reason why he did congratulate my
colleague that he was afraid that would do him an
injury.
Mr.. CAMPBELL hope the gentleman from Ten
nessee will not msstate what state. was then ailud
ing to the assertion which the gentleman made that did
congratulate his colleague, (Mr. CuLLoN) said did
not congratulate him, and gave reason for that
had understood from other that was charged
with having made effort to sway the opinions of the
gentleman from Tennessee (Mr. CuLLoM) Ipurposely
and studously therefore avoided congratulatng him.
because did not desire to have any suspicion Of that
kind entertained by gentlemen
Mr.. CHURCHWELL. / understand the gentleman
from Ohio say that he sudiousy avoided congratua
ting my colleague for fear that he might do him an injury
with the people Of Tennessee And why, would ask
was he under that apprehension
Mr.. CAMPBELL. will answer the gentleman why it
4 fort 10 reas VII Qiyeu-that
knew tens of thousands Of forged documents puportng
to have been written by me, and my signature had
been scattered the State Of Tennessee charging abo
iton sentiments and forth me- That is the rea-
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La and Important from Mexico. Count Boul
IN Executed. Progress Of the Revolution.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The steam
II Zip Orizaba has arrived at this po
rom Vera Cruz, with dates from til
City Of Mexico to the 19thin Cour
IBoulbon was executed on the 18th 4
August, The Revolution was gradua
| ly progressing, and it was reported tht
Monterey was in the possession of til
rebels. Further defeats Of the insul
gents are reported, but there is no late
information concerning the movemen,
y c-.Al..ra,-I.~-l g ...,.....,.,c 8 ~
led, il not broken down, and they do not know
he cause or the cure. ANY thing that can bc
one SO to enlighten and influence the public
lind as 10 check and ultimately to remove this
widespread source Of human wretchedncsss
'ould confer the greatest blessing next to thel
eligion Of Jesus Christ, on the present and COM
ig generation. lntcmporance in the use OF in
oxcating drinks, thong it has slain thousands
pom thousands, is not greater scoufge to the
nman race. Accept my thanks on behalf OF the
llicted, and believe me your co-worker in tho
God work you arc actively engaged in"
Ono copy (sccurey enycloped) will be sent,
rec Of postage, to any part Of the United States
,r IS cents, or six copies for 81. Address tpost
add CoSDEN & CO., Publishers, or Box 1856,
Philadelphia.
III booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agent.
upplied on the most liberal terms.
Julyl, 1854. mir. & Mes.lyl
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sad that living waters should be filtered
through such impure channels!
A we'll too, thai 10 not used, slagnates
and the water loses its vitality. But the
more it isuscd the better II grows; and the
more the water is pumped ou,and carried
away the greater The supply. The spring
grows with use. So grace in the heart,
The more tits exercised the more It grows.
And herein The "hid treasure' of the COS.
pei differs from all other treasures. There
lis a limit TO earthly treasures, which
cramps the selfish spirit and shuts up the
avenues Of the heart against the cry oil
want. But here il Is otherwise. The liv.
ing waters arc abundant; and the more
we impSrt to others The greater the sup
ply in The well Of water that is in us, bub-
bling up into everlasting life. Here, then
is the secret Of spiritual growth: The
constant use Of what we have. Let The
living waters within overflow and fructify
the parched earth, around, and they will
constantly increase both in quantity and
quality. The water will grow Puret and
,wertrr, and the supply more abundaut.-
And when the earth around US is parched
and dry, why should the well in the
Christians heart be suffered 10 slagnate!
The fountain is inexhaus.ible. There is
enough aud 10 spare. Why not call upon
them 10 come and drink ut is more
blessed to give than to receive;;" and those
who labor 10 impart the living waters to
their fellow-men will receive more abun-
dant supply themselves than those who
content themselves to stand at the fountain
and drink.-M Y. Evangelist
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Railroad Accj,nt and Powder Explosion.

While the even o'clock train from Da,
ton, on the Cicinnati, Hamilton and Dayt6
Railroad, waqlearing the depot in Cincir
natl, on the 18th inst, running round a cury
the two hirmost passenger cars run off Ii
track and fl over an embaakment len fec
high into re canal, resting bottom upward
Thirty poems were badly injured. No Cd
was killt as tar as asceftalned.
AlSl .ouis, on Monday morning, betwee
two an three o'clock, a building temporaril
emplo'd as magazine for fire works, va
straclby lightning and exploded, desuoyin
theltllding and killing two men who wer
sleehg on the premises. 7' I
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For Cash Or Trade Only!
Fresh .fsric0i at the
Tariety Store & Clothing Emporium Mol
High street, Morgaato,on, Va.

GROCERIES, Hardware, Queensware, Glass,
ware, Stoneware, Iron, Nails, Salt, Castings,
Hill side, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American ploughs, Plough Points and Landsides.
Ladies' dress goods, of almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy color,
cd Grape shawls, and almost everything the ladies
may want, and very cheap, too.
Gentlcmon's and Boys wear for Spring and
Summer; black, blue and brown Sack, Frock
and Dress Goats; pants, vests, drawers, cravats,
shirts and shirt collars, gloves, pocket and neck
hats, boots and shoes, and every
article gentlemen may want TO complete their
We invite everybody to call, as our
stock is complete and We arc determined 10 be
second to none.
We buy for cash; we sell for cash wo have
but one price, and will sell our goods a, tho very
lowest figures. We can and will sell as low as
any house in town, east west, north or south.
It attention to business and honorable dealing
will give us friends we are determined to have
them. Our motto is Quick Sales, small profits
Ind ready pay. LAzIER & FLEMING.
Morgantown, June 3, 1854.
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THINK or JESUS,
ny MRS. GODFREY.

1J6en sorrows shadow hover Ger .heef
Then think Of Him!
lls,oil, and care, and pain before 'hesf
! Then think Of Him.
Think OF Him on earth descending,
k,Sestb ,hy sins and scrtows bel'dlny,
Y ID thy sriefs hi. bosom rendlns
( 4Oh think Of Him! "
III Rpmiugslishs to Joy awaken,
u oil think Of Him!
.sbor)d evening tiud thee lone, tofsaken,
lSpjll ,hinkof Him!
4hobld Times hands Of friends beteave 'he'
v III Thy brightesthcpes deceive thee
Nh;nk 81 Que who willno. leave thee
N oh tl,inkiof Him!
4 S,sn s.esny passion. rise wi'hir thee
1; ka6iuk Him!
syhsI earthly pleasure lures to win thee
Tjsn 4I,inkof Him!
r4gh liz emp Of anguish draining,
'passs Thy weafisd sonl's complaining;
Bee ,hs Lamb III glory reisning!
A And astoEHim
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Second Arrival this Season
NEW GOODS. #

We have just received and opened up our usu.
al supply Of Summer Goods, which have been
bought in the Eastern cities with particular ref
erence to the wants of this community. They
are pow, ready for inspection by those who WISH
10 merely look at cheap goods, or TO those who
wish TO purchase. S S ""'
, we DO not think it necessary to enumcra.e al!
the dlfferentgoo comprising our stock. SutBcs
it to say we can shew you our usual variety. and
we only want trial to convince you that
OUR PRICES ARE LOW.
u. lis not our intention to sell for cash entirely.
yet we will sell as low as though we did-coS.
s.aetins prompt paying customers as good Us
cash. Call on us at the well known stand, where
you will always find US ready and Willing to A.
commodate so far as we can. If We canu ssJ,.
you 70, goods, we WON'T charge anything for The
Juno II, 1864. CARR, HANWAY SEQ.