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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
,4rrjsou, the Murderer,

Under sentence of death at Cincinnati, has a
young brother who has been almost constantly
with him from the time of his arrest, standing by
his side throughout his prolonged trial. and after
wards administering to his wants in his lonely
cell. The Times, of Wednesday, says:
''He is now engaged in circulating petition
praying the Governor to commute the sentence
of death by the scatfold, to imprisonment for life
in the penitentiary. Stationing himself at the
delivery door of the post office during the day,
and visiting the hotels in the evening, he has al
ready obtained upwards Of four hundred sigma
lures to the petition. Few, when they know it
is brother who asks, and look uponthat coun-,
tenance so expressive of suffering and anxetyf
refuse to affix their names. Thus the column o
signatures looms up, and the brother will soon
know how effectual is this. his last act of kind
ness in behalf of his mothers only other son, the
playmate of his boyhood, and the sharer of many
days toll, who now is the lonely occupant of II
murderer's cell
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ROis in N Church.

On Sunday last quite row occurred in Christ
(EpiscopaD Church, in Boston. 1t appears that
there had been previous disagreement between
the wardens and the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Smithett,
and that the former had two constables stationed
in the church during service on Sunday Mr..
Smithett, it is alleged, ordered both the consta-
bles and Uardens out of the church in the morn
ing, but they refused to leave. The order was
repeated in the afternoon, when quite scene
followed, which attracted large crowd on the
outside, and quiet not restored until about
midnight. Two arrests were made. The war;
dens, it is conte nded, not fairly elected the
tax-paying worshipers having chosen others in
due form. Hence the origin of the quarrel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
Terrific and Fatal Erpi0sion

The propeller Oregon, of Cleveland exploded
Friday morning. about four miles above Detroit,
and ten men were killed Among them were
W. S. Chapman, the first engneer Thomas
Donelly, second engineer; Edward McBrd, and
William Reed; the others are unknown. Captain
Steward had leg broken, and five or six other
persons were more or less injured. The pro-
peler was so much shattered that she sank soon
utter the explosion.
The loss is said to be $1,000, upon which there
was no insurance. The alleged cause was de-
irot in the boiler.
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DistrpsSiu jamaica,

The Kingston (Jamaica) Journal of the llth inst.
speaks as follows of the great distress prevailing
in that Island:
1.-The inhabitants of Jamaica are steepedin pov-
erty-a large portion,pinched Ivy wants are steep
ed in misery thousands are crying for assistance
Of food and in several districts distant from mar
ket places, hundreds have to subsst upon the
young hcmboos and to dig up and clutch any wild
root or other spontaneous production, to support
life. This may appear an exaggerated, but new
ertbcless, it is true picture"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
LATE NEWS 81 THE MAILS.
OUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE.
TEMPORARY ADJOURNMENT OF THE VI
EMMA CONFERENCE.
FIGHTING At SEBASTOPOL.

NEW YORK. April 22.-The steamer Nash
willie. from Liverpool arrived here this morning,
with advices four days later from Europe.
Political affairs remain unchanged.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
The Peace Conference at Vienna had adjourn.
cd for the Easter holidays. The impression that
the allies and Russians must fight it out, is be-
coming more strengthened.
There was no news from the third point of the
debate. which was under discussion when they
adjourned, and will be the first taken up when
they re. assemble.
Public opinion is equally divided as to the final
result. Ali Pacha had arrived at Vienna and
would take part in the future deliberations of the
Conference.
A despatch from Berlin dated on Friday says
that the Russian cause is predominant and that
Prussia will throw herself into the arms of the
Car in case the Conference should result unfa-
vorably.
Politics are unchanged except that the feeling
i growing stronger that the Allies and Russians
will have to fight it out.
TIE LATEST.
The Conference had adjourned until the 9th of
April to await the Russian ultimatum.
sEBAsToPOL.
4 succession of sanguinary conflicts had ia
ken place before Sebastopol, between the French
and Russians, with various success and much
loss.
On the night of the Odd March, three thousand
men were placed hors de combat in an engage
ment.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-'rhe Cotton market is
active. and the better descriptions have advanced
an eighth. Middling has advanced one sixteenth,
AMI ordinary is unchanged.
Breadstuffs unchanged. Provisions better
Money easier, and the amount of Bullion is in
creasng. The Bank has reduced its discount to
four and half per cent. Bell d Son report
American Securities as active, with general i'm
provement
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PETERSBURG 1DTERTiSEMENTS.
No. =, SPRING 1855 No. t2,
Fefisgbrook artet. Sycamore sfreef.
MUIR a STEVENS,

MUIR d STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, G1ass
l Eartnenware. Looking Glnsses, Britannia and Plated
Ware. farcy Goods &c, corner OF Bollingbrook and
5"ramo,e Streets Petersburg Virginia.
The Subscribers Receiving from Europe, ef
heir import ton. per ships lsaac Wright, Under
wfishtrr, Wyoming Constantine and Diver. very
large stock f Goods comprising all articles usually
found in establishments of their kind. Among which
French and English China Dinner and Tea sets.
some very fine and Of pattern and style; also,
White Granite mud tinted Dinner and Tea sets.
French and English China White Granite. Printed.
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blue Mulberry, Coored
mud Edged Plates Dishes China. LAVA, Iron. Stone.
White. Granite. Lusre. Marble, Hunting. Pearl Color
al Diptd nnl other ST, les Of Pitchers. Basins and
Esars. B,ws, Mugs, C.fec and Tea Pots Of MI des-
e5iplione.
Glas- Ware (of all ,fyles) embracing Goblets,
Tunblera Wine Gln4srs, Drcantsrs Salvers. Naples,
Bowls Celeries. Phcher.. Salts, Vinegar. Peppers,
Must4rds Spoon Glasses, Finger Bowl, Lamps. Flower
aud Lamp Shaies Sugars. Colleagues Buffers Bottles,
Iuep Tubes, Curtain PInr Cup Plates, Paper Weights
Syrup Bottles, Candleso y, Jars, &c.
Look ny Gla-ses--Fne French Plated Mirrors, Gilt
nnd Mahogany Frame do, Swing. Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia ind Plate. Ware, Yea Wnre. Oofecs.
Pitchers, Lamps and Castors
Ston, Ware oi ell descriptions; Wnt'rs Fancy
Zoo Ia Re, which they respectfully invite the attcn.
ton of the North Carolina md Virginia merchants and
The public eencraly rcng confident that they ARE pre-
nnfed % offer great Inducements, both quality OF
gn,ds md price They determined to sell as low
my hruse North or South.
mar6 d2m MUIR 4 STEVENS
y. u Particular attention paid to packing
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4 Murderer Erecuted,

Robert Swift convicted of the murder of VIM.
Killhour, in August 1853, was executed on Fri
day last, near Elkton, Md, The effects of the
confinement and remorse upon the prisoner were
very evident. At the time of his conviction he
weighed 300 pounds, but had reduced to 80 when
hung. He struggled hard for several minutes
when suspended, and his execution was witnessed
by 1000 persons including twelve women.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
Case Of The lSInre RosetiQ.

The case of the slave Rosetta who was taken
away from her master, Rev Mr.. Dennison while
passing through Ohio to Virginia has caused
great excitement in Kentucky. meeting was
held at Jeffersontown, Ky. on Monday last in
which resolutions were adopted calling on the
next Legislature of that State to reimburse Mr..
Dennison. and then call on Ohio for the money.
which if not paid, should be sued for in the L. $.
Supreme Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

II is highly probable that bv this time Louis
Napoleon and his consort are both in England, as
they had determined tn visit the British metrop-
Oils on tn" 10th. The European Times, alluding
to the subject, says:
The visit, We hope, will produce all the good
effects which are anticipated from it, and ARE
certain that the French monarch will receive a
very hearty reception from the people of this
country"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
Congressional Nomination.

Geo. w. Thompson.Esq, of Wake county, n.
c., has been nominated by Democratic Conyen-
ton to represent that District in Congress. The
names of several gentlemen were brought before
the Convention and among others that of the Hon.
Ahram w. Nenahle;former representative in Con-
press from the same district
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France and Cuba

Tho rumor that the French Minister VI. Snr
tlges has sent to Mr.. Marcy IA note that France
will resist the acquisition of Cuba by the United
States, is not credited. The New York Courier
(French) says, that nothing is further from the
intention of France than to mix herself up in the
affairs of the new world, where governments un-
dertake legitimate enterprise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

Capt. Thos. j. Lee, of the United States Topo-
graphical Engineers, has resigned his commits
sion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
Severe Case of Rheumatism

SCCTraylLLf, NbeImhTe 90, Va,
Ma CHI 4th, 1853 {
Me,srs Mortimer q. NopJrny:- Gentlelnen--IIayins
been afflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
wort FORMS and being able 10 obtain relief ror
other medic nes | was induced to tr. "Hump tons Veg
etabe Tincture few bottles of which, am happy tc
say, have made perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the rinctGre | wa,
scarcely able to walk. and have been for
some weeks. entirely free from all pam.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

NEW GOODS The subscriber has now 70.
/ Y ceved his complete stock of Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS; to which the attention of his friends
and tie public in general is respectfully called. Hav-
ing tuen advantage of tho depressed of the
ket in purchasing his Goods, he will be able to offer
great Inducements to buyers
The articles too numerous to mention, there
be found all the articles which general Dry Goods
business embraces, besides large assortment of Boots
Shoes Hats. Caps, Umbre Parasols, &c. Country
Merchants especially invited call him before
they go further East he Is determined sell at Rich
mond Prices. ST. attention will be psd to orders
Come one and all
upll9u1 NATH'L GUGGENHElMER.
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WICKERSHAM,S
HNEW SHOES, NEW BOOTS, q
NEW HATS &c. Wj
~ Spring Supply for 1855 at SeabnI va

Nv SrRiNG GooDS are now being received and in
few days ul be all opened. and vii present ati
Giles very ,csahle in the Ladies' (iaiiri and Shoe line
Misses and childrcn's also Grnts, very fine Caters
very fine Shoes and Boots. Also. usual, n very
large surplv OF Tr,vc ling and Packing Trunks, Bon
nett Cases, T,avel'in ing Rags. Vn'se.. trhc- 4 c.
Also Of the desirable a>sarment> ever open
ed of the atrs styles Soft Hats. leghorns ind other
pretty sumnc, hats md cap..
NJ, goods shall be sol low, Tor cash 10 rery
promP' Y1yHg QUITO ners j. SEABGRf
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAW MANDATORY,
10Th STREET,
Between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond. Va.

uNoLAND T. BURGER. -lnprctors. would respect
fully tnther friends anil the public generally
HAT in consequence of the very nuttering with
wrh they have mel in th,r enterprise they arr pre-
paths la manuf ,cturo with greater facility and prompt
than her tninre. SAWS, and especially CIR
GUAR SAWS which, upon the testimony ,f some OF
lnr best and reliable citizens, claimed be
superior in their working nil Others. They may he
found In all "a, principal Hardware Stores in the city
Factory prices.
All saws stamped TOLAND Il BERGER are war.
snted in the fu eat sense, matter from whom or by
whom purchased
Orders respectfully .oIicitrd aud pr, npy executed
~ All letters promptly ans"ercd
pus PTS TpLAND 4 BERGER
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW BOOKS.

n
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This edition, .m1, ncnr 1t doe4 nearly all the
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Th, work applies well Ia Laws respecting Reul
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PETERSBURG, VA.
WILLS Il PITT MAN,
HAT WAREHOUSE, sroAmoar ST., n

HAT WAREHOUSE, SYCAMORE ST.,
L PETERSBURG, VIRorSIA--Sp,s4g. 1855.-A
The subscribers respectfully announce TO the Merch
nuts Of Virginn mil North Cnroina, that t'ey
receiving their supplies for the season,
md rhcr assortment (Which large and varied) will
be com lcto in few dnys
Their Goods, of Which purchased from
Jol,bcrs but from Manuftn turers md Importers will
compare nvnraby, in quality aud prices, with those Of
any Joblng House in the Northern cities.
We beg assure our friends and the public Of re-
nc"c1 efforts. part To deserve their avors and
naintan the reputation of house We invite Metch-
who going farther North, make their Sp ring
pur, nses Gull and examine the quality and prices Of
oir goods mni9 II MAJOR Y MOORE.
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NEW loIK, April %.
The latest accounts from Europe exhibit little
hope for peace.
Alexander is evidently preparing for despe-
ratio struggle.
The L. States steamship Mississippi, has ar
rived. having thrice visited japan, and sailed
over forty thousand miles.
There was riot at Chicago Saturday, grow
ing out of the liquor law question. Ono man WAS
killed and several were wounded \ procession
of intoxicated Germans and Irish paradcd tho
streets. The police ntcrferred and fight cnsn-
ed. The principals were arrested
THE MARKETS.
FLouR-Ohio $40 80 to SO 10. Southern is
quiet.
Corn is upward-mixed Slip.
Virginia 6s ga
BALTIMORE, April %.
Large receipts of grain o.day. Sales at Sat
urday's rates. Flour is unchanged.
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Dfnth nfnn Er-L

Death Of Can En- Gopernor.
Whtemarsh B. Seabrock ext overnor of South
Carolina expired on the 10th inst at Strawberry
Hill, Beaufort District in that State.
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buIS, lI'bNl Al VI -
THE FINALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from James Harris Esq's Letter Alexandria,
Va.-Ater speaking Of wonderful cures on hiu'ef he
says: Mrs. ii. has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining. fIom
weakness, through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than Tor thirty years, being entirely
ed by the Of Hampion's Teget06te Tnctnre'
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-Extact from
Letter from j. Il ines, ESD, Louon county Va" My
wife has been for years afflicted with great wee ness,
pain in the breast side aud back; pal pitation &C the
heart eebleness of the system; loss Of appetite
complexion salow; the sight of eye almost gone the
other We weak. l pleased to say, Hampton
Iicurc has restored her perfect health Her eyes
III good now ever they
CD''CaIl and get phamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & CO, Lynchburg; Sewers
scottsviie; A. j. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by all
Druggists throughout the State. { ,ar "a d&cly
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IT 7
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.

by Postma.ter f. Z. Cooper:
CAror BlupGf.
Hampshire county Vn March I,I, 1901 :
Mr. h.. p. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable Ia YOUR
quest and my desire benefit the afflicted here
by certify the grea reefl have receiv sd from the
Of Ha,np'on's Vtgetabie 7,nctnre
tnken with Vioicnt uDIgttdttOi rather hut-
terng and trembling al the heart, which continued
ernl days; it seemed ifmy heart Ind almost forgotten
its office. The family became iarned ind procured n
bottle of this valuable Medicine and befte Ind taken
one bottle Of this Tuici1ye II Hdmp on was EN-
tirev relieved.
This is the lhird Instance Of relief in ny family rom
the Of this valuable Medicine. Two thr.e Years
agol wus laid up with liberation of my IT, fleet
OF is generally called k leg. hnd lost a! u,-te
md appetite and the sore. VIII ch sore inches
up and down. and half way around my ankle. rejected
every effort heal it until FRO; red Hmm ntors Veg
rtabe rneture bottle of which rcstorro my health.
hened my ankle and am trecr from swelling ban for
the last thirty yedr'
again, one Of my daughters very low from severe
dvscntey. aud when she began sit up her feet
menccd swelling which increased every dnv, and began
be very painful see used n. bottle of Ifdmpfon's
7inctu,e; the paius assuHged, swslling sub
81 led and her health teurned-we kept her legs ban
daged with strips of wooden uot her strength returned
| have been thus particular that others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced avail themselves nj
this remedy. Yours with respect.
ELIZABETH EDWARDS
do hereby certify tat | personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards aud safely recommend the
boye statement to be
Il. 2 COOPER. Postmaster,
Ccpcn Bridge Hampshire county, Va.
~ Delicate Lnde, aad Children will please give i.
ril.
Geo. w. Goodrith. Capt Tho. Canot Robert CAN'T.
james Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail s. A. Griffin, Iohn Luke, Rev. v Fisk.
ridge. L. s. Navy, and thousands o Others cured Of
Dyspepsia Scrolua, Cough Liver Complaint. Brouchi.
It's ST. Vtus Dance, &c, We refer 10 citizens
Gail on them.
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rnn BOXES FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
OUVD from by 10 10 | by SO, Of superior quality
and in fret order; casks Putty; ro, closet,
tise, hook and plate Locks. largo stock and great
vnrely: Hinges and Screws Of every description !;
finishing floor, fence. wrought and common Nails
of every re ind oil best quaIityndeed, every article
used by House-buldors, which offer cheap the
sume nrt Gle. be bought in this State Please cx-
anime before purchasing
npll2ts GREGORY a. ROYALL.
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March 28th, 1853. {
Ncssrs Mortimer & Moirbray :-Gentlemcn-I have
Dyspepsia and Liver Gompnini, suffering all the while
With pain. in the shoulders hip, bnck and side shift
ing from side the other Pnlpation Of the heart
loss of appetite sold sweat at night excessive costve
and great debility and weakness. tried many
rcnrnes which dome me good, but rather grew
worse. Last fall ! advised try "Hampton's
Vegetable Tncture and mhappy say has cured
nm free ftnm nil pan, and in the enjoyment
Of perfect aud take pleasure in recommend d
ing the Tlncturc to all afflicted as | hive been.
Yours, JAMES NJ. NOEL.
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rnuM,s wuirr, p. n DAVIS, W.. ". HARDrE
WHITE, DAVIS Il HARDEE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Petersburg, Va.
feb Is dim
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a FOREIGN and DOMESTIC 4
VHeayy and Fancy Hardware, EA

SPTHg, IoJo-WdIh OTTetT, LyHchOUFg, Td
We have just received our supply ter the Spring ot
Hardware, Cutlery, Guna, Pistols, Hunting Tuck e,
Building Materials, Carpen;cr'-, Milwrist's and
Smith Tools. fnrnint Utensils Carriage md Buggy
Trimmings Snddeiy, Sh enakcr's Findings. Flour aud
Table Oil Cloth, rurei Goods. Window Cornice aud
Shades. Wood ami Willow Ware, lIrn-e keeping
articles of most every descrintion Fishing rackle, &c
&c; which rem Ter stock tie most extensive ana
desirable invo yet offered for public favor, and
embracing greater variety thnn my in tho Srnte
Those de-irar purchase will find superior class
of gnnds, aud satisfactory prices: and all who wish
merely u many article, that cnitre'g we
shall take great pleasure in sh wing
al I2dsstS SIMPSON & BRO.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Telegraphed fot the Daily virginian,

NEWS FROM EUROPE UNAVOIDABLE
ARRIVAL OF TIE MISSISSIPPI FROM
JAPAN-RIOr IN CHICAGO.
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DEMOVAL.-fA A. FRIEDHOFF hns removed
IL his Lock and Gnnsrnh shop opposite the Lynch
burg Marble W"rks, Market and i. pre- pared to
repair anyh ng his lin. of business such Locks
Guns, Pistols. &c &c. &c. the shortest notice und
reasonable
Particular attention will be paid to the hanging of
House Bells. Give a call and satisfaction Will be
guaranteed. apll9.dlm
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IS avn DECLIN1NG-UNCL "SAM"
~ having dec lined Writing any more notices for
| have to rely my young "Amrriran' genius, II
able my friends and the public.
in consequence of the expiration OF the service
of my Cook. will suspend operations in the EATING
DEPARTMENT of business until the 1t Of October;
daring which time will make such improvements
will enable offer my friends facilities for
GOOD LIVING than be found in this upper
country.
My entire attention will ic devoted TO the service of
the BAR which shall be as heretofore, supplied with
the best Liquors aud Gig that be had any where.
NV patrols are invited FRrg LuSCH which will
be served in handsome style every day at IL O'Clock
JOHN W. SMITH, Lessee
apli3ts Of Washington House Bar