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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
VOL. 3.---NO. 2O8.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT ExCITEMENT,i-

0Hs"W H1NS1 y h vi ENI J I-More Nav
~ Books. at Williams Il Hooper s-where ,hey
never fail Ia arrive in time. under all cireums
Lilo and Beauties OF Fanny Fern. The whole world Ia
rcadng this book.
The intals; story OF modern life-a .oyk of thrilling
interest,
Thr Nmginn Queen; by J. Frederick Smith, nuhor of
Woman and Her Master y Erred. Vernon" &C.
Pnl al usurpation
Review of the speech ofthc Hon. j. Chandler, of Pa
Ruth Hall. new supply,
Ida Norman, by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps,
he New, BOY, &e., together with a lot of extra fine
STATIONERY, for the Ladies'. Also, n large supply of
NEW MUSIC
Amongst which may be found the following beautiful
sones; Faity Whispers. Good New from Home, Sal
News from Home, The Know Nothing song How Sweet
me- The hoscs; together with nnny other nps Duet.
6ees, &c. Cali Immediately at
WILLIAMS g. HOOPER'S
tSn'eossors 10 II, a. wilams) and supply your.
selves. leed.ts rf' ~
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DRUsu MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DKUSH MOUNTAIN MILL StOnes.-
- The undersigned are procuring from Eeir cele-
nted quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery coun-
~ Mil Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation Of thess stones widely known, but tho
Rnroad giving increased iacIltics in ling orders,
We have ap, onted Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale of ,u,
who will rccciv orders and have them fulfilled
shortest notice.
Our Address, ble Sburg, Montgomery county va.
ISRAEL PRIOE l. Go.
james NJ. Williams, Danvillc, W Reynolds & Co.
leak lille, n. g. are also agent l.P. Co
Fol
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DISSOLUTION,

rFNHE concern OF Wisun K Frankin i. this day .iis-
A solved by Limitation. All persons having claims
etia>i the Con will present them Joseph H. vii.
rr tor pa meul; those iudehtcd the concern viii
nuke payneo, To joseph II Wilson. he having pur
.p,tj lame, Frank in's interest in the cpncrrn.
JOS II. WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
.Sputcnlher lSt 1851.
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DEMOVAL The subscribers finding their large
III. and constantly increasing business demsnds more

EMOVAL The subscribers finding their large
III and constantly increasing business demsnds more
room than they have their disposal have leased
for term of years. the large and elegant store,
being remoddled and enlarged doot below the Dry
Goods store of Messrs John 7. Davis & Co., and op-
poste Mnssrs. Lee K johnson, and Saunders & Irby,
to which they will the improvements
arr completed. Their Spring Stock en- route from
tho establishments of Messrs. f1alsey, Hunter u Co.,
Newark and A. s. Shafer Il Co Petersburg, in con-
necfnn with their Lynchbuyg House, will be the most
complete md desirable be found in this section and
unsurpas scd in the South Adherng TO therold motto,
slsior an determined lag behind in the pro-
gress of the age they intend relax their efforts to
deserve the continued apProbuon of their numerous
petrnps a.d to sustain the high reputation already
achieved for the Lynchburg Clothing 3szaar, as The
CIoruI,a EsrABLisBnEsT of Central and Western
Virginia. ~ ,,,.,,, 90
PropI ietors of the Lyncliburg Clothing
ma,oO-ts AID Furnishing Bazaar.
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A CARD.

UyHE subscriber returns tina KS to his patrons and
ftiends for the liberal pnironage he ,owed on him
.nce he commenced the Book business in this place,
and commends to their confidence his 'uccessors-
Williams Il Hooper. ,,,
jan 90 Is t. "A. "iLhih"s'
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DAlNTS, OILS, Nc.-
l. 25l0 lbs. Bakes Fire Proof Ia.n,s,
300 gallons Lnseed OIL
30 do Spir;,s Turpentie. Also, white and
brown zinc ground in oil. Lewis White Lend, Copal
Vnrnsh, Paint Brushes Coors of sll kinds putty. &C
For sole by
mar29 Is J. II SEAY &. co. Druggists.
SrlcES, GINGER MACE. CLOVES
~ LONG PEPPER, Sc. &c,
For Preserving. X. STABLER & co.
oct | dArts
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HAGUEkKEOTYP DaGU IL
- REOTYPES. .-fARp TINES drive people nil
rnu al to see here thev get the bet and cheapest
Dncucrrco,, prs but they nll come bark In MiNSis
TAsNFRs here they get the best and arc sure Ia
get the worth Of their money Steamboat d snsters.
r ilroad accidents, Bank bursting Men flIng all
occur cay but faing Mnnis Tanners, in taking
brilliant artistic and life i've Daguereotypes il ont of
the question Those in should mol forget Gull
anG get ane as pictures nat @gred 10 iavr e
until the parties sntished.
A 'nrpa ,ud beautiful assortment of Gold Lockets.
Bren.t pins Rings. Watch Senls Keys, Me,aliana md
nncy srs are always md and for sale rhepp with
picture complete splendid assortment of Cases new,
ln,t received Call early in the day before the crowd
comes The state of weather makes difference in
regard to quality of picture
MINNIS g. TANNER,
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bul = HlpNl liuiN -
THE + EMALE SY STEM.


Extract from James Harris, Esq Letter Alevandra,
ya-Altcr speaking of wonderful cures on hin,eIf hn
suys: Mrs. II has been suffering with the liver
pnint and with inability constantly complaining, from
wen akness through her whole system She ENJOY.
better health nn of niry yenrs being entirely
ed by the of Hdmpton'S Eegeiabfe Tincture.
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extrnct from u
Letter from ]. q ines. Esq, Lpudon county Va My
wife hns bcen for yeas afflicted with grcat wce ness,
pain in the breast, side and back; Papitationf tho
heart eebeness of the system; loss o' appetite
ian snow; the sight Of eye almost gone tho
other We v weak. | pleased say, H0mpton
Ifnctnrc has restored her perfect health Her eyes
nrr MS good now they were.
IP7CuIl aud get pIHmphiets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & CO, Lynehltrg; SOWERS
Scott,vilie;A a ]. BROWN CLarlot,c.>llle and by all
Druggists throughout the {tnte. 'nr - dsrly
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.LAsTER-LUMP AND GROUND

l. w are ptepnred to furnish our friends wi h either
lump or ground Plaster. We have Plaster ground
at the mills o. Messrs Lang gUrne !, johns in .h- city,
and our friends may rely upon getting il fine and fresh
GROUND. mnr9.ts SAUNDERS a. lRBl.
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Richmond and Petersburg RaiI-Road.


~ " W. Y ~ VI ~ ~
TRAINS LEApE PETERSBURG.
Express Train daily. Observation-Disclosures. ut
Mai Train. duly nt---.....-.....--..-...
froght Train with passenger Car attached, on Mon
days, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS at 81 A M
TRAINS LEATE RICHMOND.
Express Trim, dnily ut. ...--.......5i An
hi"i lfhtn, dnily at. .--...........3 p.M
Freight llnn, With passeukcr Chr attached on Nom
DAYS. Wednesdays md Fridays ut -
Tho Express fInin. leaving Richmond ut 81 A. r
connects with the f leaving petersburby the South
side Rniroad, Tor Lynchburg.
Passengers leaving lsnclbutg by tho morning Train
IN the South side Rmlrond, rcn,an in letersburg
hree hours, md by mhing the 81 j.. M Train tho same
evening 90 directly North, themselves aud beiac
transported through Richmond &c. free of charge or
dthey 'lcsie to stop in liehmon,'. be there To Tea
Through Tickets for Washington at.........t6 t6 90
baltimore NJ hf....--...-... so
" '' Philadelphia at 4.--...-- 0 90
Can =. procured nj the TickeG Ossee IN pctersburg
The Express trims do not stop for way passengers-
The Mai rains will only stop at Port al,hal and
Clover lii Junction Half Way Station and Mancbes.
ter The Accommodation trains will step for way pas-
srngcrs.
fue for white ncr.on. 81 IS; Children over Eve and
not over twelve yenrs OF nge S5 Colorcd ersons
III servants cnr 81 cents.
A discount Of 10 cent. will bo rnadc on zach fare
when tickets procured tho ofoe and to persons
getting ON the whore tickets ARE sold.
Servants will no be permitted in first cass ars ex sp
when in attendance infant children or sick persons,
absolutely requiring their in which case the same
prito Ms Tor white persons will be charged.
THOS D0DAMEAD, Sppf.
Omc. X. 4 2. R.R Co
7.dscts Richmond, March 3rd 1885
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WE ARE IN RECEIPT or

w large and select stock Of q OC Il r les
Of every description Staple Fancy Dry Goods of all
kinds aud choice selection Of Liquors, including
fine wines. and hrandies and superior rpouatsin and
old Rye Whskeys, all of which are determined to
sell low for cash All wishing 10 pay the money for
what they buy would do well to call on US, as we be-
lieve firmly in the adage that, "a nimbe sixpence is
better than slow shilling" All we ask is trial.
The highest price paid in cash or barter for Country
Produce Of every description. Strict personal attention
poi to the snes OF all assignments. We agents
for Whemore j. Bre'-. celebrated Agricultural lmple
nents, including pows harrows cutivators, cutting
knives plow points, &C. &C.
mareSts TALlAFERRO g. HAMILTON.
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| IVn3IIGOMPLAINT, J.

IVEKGONPLAINT JAuNDIGE, DYS.
a4prpsin Chronic er Nervous Debility, Disease Of the
Kidneys, and uN disohses arising from Disordcrcd
Liver or stomach, such Constipation, Inward Plies,
fullness Blood the Ilcnd Acidity OF tho Stomach,
Nau Heartburn Disgust for ood fullness weight
the Stomach Sour Eructntions Sinking or tlnttering
the Pin OF the stomach. Swimming of Iln II nd linr'
fed and difficult Breathing, fmtterng nj the ileatt,
Chonlng Sufocntne Sensations when in lying pos
iurc Dmdes Of Vision Dots Webs before the sight.
Fever aud Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pers-
pirnnn, Yelowness Of the skin md Escs Pnin in tho
Sdc Back Chest Limbs &c, Sudden iushes of llent.
Burning in the tesh Constant lmaginngs al Evil, and
great depression of Spirit, cnn be ehecnully cured by
DocrGa HooFLASps ELIMINATED
GERMAN BITrERS,
prepared by DR. {. NJ Jackson, Germnn Medicine
Store, No. 40 Arch ST., door below Sixth Phndu
Thcr power over the above diseases IS not cxcelled,
il cqnnIled, by any other preparation in the United
States as the cures nttrst in pany cnses utter sku
physicians lnd nlled.
Tn, So B tters worthy the attention of lnvulds.
Pos,cstng grca, virtues in the recthcaton of the liver
nnd lesser glands, exercising the most searching power
ia weakness aud nlr, ii ms the digestive organs they
witllhl sn.e ccrnin and pleasant
VIRGINIA TEsTfNnNY. -Dr j. NJ Wilson, Lexington
Va. Feb 9Th, 1852 said: II nm entirely out of the
German bitter. They have become al irhc rage Moth
ingrlsc sells.
The Tenth Legion, Published Woodstock. Va.
enid Jan 10Th 1880: "A Great Mcdicine.-We hnvo
uniformly relrained from recommending TO the public
OF the ynriou patent medicines OF the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of tErir valg" Among those
nsder thy of notice. il the German Btters, in
ened by Dir. Hooland, mud prepared by DIR. Jackson,
Il Philaic phin One instance in particular, IN whoh
lie superior virtues o LIS medicine have been tested,
HI fallen under our observni IN. During tho last sum
me n son of Mr.. Abrum Crbbill, OF th. county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint, and nIter
Tying in vain various rene lies, he purchased bottle
of the Bucrs, and after using it, much leayed
of his ressing mulady thnI he procured asother bot
lie und is now restored entirely to hculth."
They entirely vegetable free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen tho system, aud never
osthte it.
For sale wholesale by Druggists In all the principal
cities and retail by aIohecores and storekeepers in
every town ia the United States,
Sold by d. X LYMAN, }. h. THOMPSON CO,
IN }. II. SEAY & CO, Lynchburg, nd by draers in
MEDICINE everywhere. lsep6ly
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

SccTrsyILLE, bcm,nlc Co., Va,
Ma ch iih, 1898 !
Mesus Mortimer g. Mo,ebrdy:- GeDrlemen-.lln,ing
been Inflicted with rheumatism Tor sone time in its
worst lorms and being able 10 otain relief from
other medic mes was induced try 'Iiampton's Veg
etabc 1incturc." fcw bottles of which, am happy to
say, have made perfect cure.
Al the time commenced u.,ng the Iincture |
scnrcely able To wnlk. / nnd have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam.
Your most truly N. Il. MAY.
l. 4 4 L. ~
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pEAuTIEUl pAGUERlsEOTYPEs

beautiful DAGUERKEOTYPES
ID AIR-"T . Red, Iikie and Bins.'
MINNIS X TANNER, thou pride Of the miIiin"'
Tiny pictures Il the best that
Thy gallery is the shrine OF deyotiun
To those who stand iemly To thee
Thy ttiurn has made bung gIcrs t,emblc,
Wien womans guy form .tunds in view;
Thy camera makes al the craft grumblc,
Who envy the work that you do
Who envy the work that you do
Who envy the work that yuG do
Thy camera matcs MI II e craft grunble,
Who envy tie work that you do
Thy ,lrry all spacious and larse,
Is daiIy hronscd with rnc beauty;
Who plrasd with your skill think not of charge
But ntterd from sense OF duty.
Fair n,adrns and gents, both nenr aud uflr,
Come ri, ht AWAY Il Main street,
Where all lpvrrs of ruc pictures meet,
Neary fronting the Cothing Bazaar;
Nonry fronting the Clothing Bazanr,
Ncar, fronting the Clothing Bazaa'.
Where al lovers of tue pictures meet
From regions M round, both and afar.
NOTE - The Gallery of MrSsIs Il Tanner is on
Main street. Sd door from Bridge east side, where the
most beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean AT m,
produced at all hnuls of the day, the E0s sasiuc-
mnt23tS
md
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NEW CONCERN.

rINHE Undersigned will continue the Grocrey AMI
,nniSson business at the old stand ot Wilson
f.auk in. where lie intends keepi' grnelnl stock
Of every nrticI in hi, line nud would ga u see ms
oil and the public generally Pr mpt nfien-
lnu all forwarding anl nth,r business entrusted to
jos ii, W LSON'
Snpfr.nhor Isl 1851 sep t.
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GROCERY and oMMIssION

TkOC EKY and co M SION
NHOUSES AND LUMBER YARDS, the new
Basin FOR RENr.-Two lntge fire proof Brick Gro
Gerry and Commission Houses with large LHiber yafds
attnched on the new hasin recently occupied by hol.
& Pryor md Ro. j. Echols. nl aud possession
given at once One lot ha. n Railroad running thrnu.
it aud there Crane th Wharf to- the of bo.h
teurinent-.
-Four Lumber Ya'l., without housrs nlso for rent. on
the Basin. Apply to JOHN ROCkER.
ian IJ.dcodt.
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mnr20.ts PRAcTicAL DAGUERHEoTYPisTs.

CPKING FASIIIONS.-The subscriber has
- us returned from lew York with sccuHd apply
of SCOTS Fashions also, Cny., (ate DIVERSE Those
who missed getting any can be supplied at 81 80
cash. | will ia a dav two receive my Spring and
Summer Goods, comprising almost everything new and
nice for gentlemen.
WM l. PAGE
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For Rent.

I'VE ,n s,rbrr having madc arrangements to IeaYe
the city. wishes rent tha house and lot where he
loN ves for the reminder Of tho YEAR For Terms HP'
py to uy-eif ~ Mr. Horny Brown. ........,,..
,url dts &C WINGFTELD.
NOR RENT The Wa-rhousr oa the Basin nj
j present occupied hy Mr.. Fnyrtte w Srptoc; 20.
srssiun wen On lha l-t olJauuiry.
sent-I,s AMBROSE 3. kUCKER.
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Jr,mE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
HATS HATS HATS,

~ SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. -
STITZER wll introduce the Spring style Dress Hat
- the first Saturday in Murch Ton the inspection OF his
customers and the public generally; which will be fund
sarpass any Hat, in this marI" in beauty, styl"
quality aud finish. Also ii lor of beautiful style
soft Hats for young Gents All thosc dcsiing fine
Dress lns. to eclipse any thing in this marke,, will
pleuse call at the sign of tie BLUE HAT.
Ali kinds OF Hats made order with nentness and
dis patch. Customers Hats dressed over ushal.
mar3is WN SITTER.
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Notice to Travellers.

sZSLsSs Our Stages will iu future leave Lynch
GAS,SyAE& burg Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
day mornings arrive Charlottesville night, Civ
ing passengers full nights going North
sen 81 .d3tawts j. r. HAMMER & co.
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BENNETT & BEERS. proprietor.,

No. To Mum a., NIrhmOnd, Vh.
And for ale by J. II Seny, ID. Il, LYMAN, } H.
Thompson y Co, Lynehbug Vn, aud by deo'crs in
Mcliciuer everywhere. scp51y
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sunp9y Of New Goods.

OF alno>i ,yery description, enhr' cling new vi nre|'
Goods Irish Linen fiann"Is. Liusey-. Ca.sinelts,
kersry. Kentucky Jen0-, e.. &c.
$40 Sawls more or le - of various ty IS unusunl
ly cheap prizes.
n B.-New Cool received nearly "vorl week.
10 23-tIts JNO. !. PURVlS Ag't, &c.. &c.
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nUININE-trench Amcncnn. German and
VI English hleached and unbIelched for sue by
GEO Is. JONES 4 CO,
uoro.ts PETERSBURG.
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To the People of the City of Lynchburg and all
the Surrounding Count es.
EDtIN J. 1T rs Aerm tor kcat Paine X Kent,
y IN Ter tire vie Of Agt for S. Kent ne'
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TER Ms.

THE YEARLY RATES ARE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-03
SENATOR DOUGLAS IN ILLINOIS.

Senator Douglas tires in his exertons for the main
tenance of democratic principles and the triumph of tho
democratic party. Standing conspicuously before The
country "a the autho of the Nebraska bill in which was
involved the great question Of congressional nonnterven
ton he has dedicated his best energies for the two
years the support and defence of that principle agans
the assaults Of agitators He engaged in
canvassing his own State and we sec with qualification
that he is hailed with enthusiasm throughout his tour
The Chicago Times says
" The tour Of Judge Douglas through the middle and
southern counties to be aordng the veies grafcs
ton the democracy throughout the State We have
ceved letters from various in all of which his ecep
ton in the different towns he has visited is described
ing Of the most enthusiastic description"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-03
Gov. sEYMouRs spEEoH.

Seldom has speech made profound an impression,
only upon those who beard 1t delivered but upon all
who have read it, that made in Tammany Hall few
evenings since by Governor Seymour Calm dignhed,
philosophical and thoroughly national il presents plat
form which northern and southern men can meet and
join hands and hearts for the perpetual OF the
Union. Our space only allows us TO publish so much OF
the speech relates to the sectional question which now
threatens the harmony Of the confederay His views on
know-nothngism equally sound but il is especially to
his national position slavery that wish to invite the
attention of readers. How much it is to be
lamented that the divisions Of the democratic party
cannot unite upon reasonable and SO conservative
platform Governor Seymour lays down. We trust
that Of the first fruits of this great speech may be 10
build up democratic party in New York which shall
combine all the good and true democrats, whether they
have been heretofore called hards" OF solts."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-03

We understand that Monday last Senior Don Alfonso
Escaante presented bis credentials the President and
received envoy extraordinary and minister plenpo
Tertiary of her Catholic Majesty. lie made the remarks
upon the occasion Of which the following is transa-
ton
Ma PRESIDENT have the honor place in your excel
ency hands the letter of the Queen of SPAIN
Do Isabel the Second which accredits her envoy
extraordinary and minister plenpotentary to the First Mag
strate of this powerful republic and to to your
celency her Maestys sentiments Of and high consd
Grafton towards the very person your excel
lency.
To maintain and to draw closer day by day. the
dial relations Of friendship and mutual interest which have
of old united the Spanish nation and the free
States of the American conederacy and adjust with the
solicude which Justice good faith and the mutual interest
of both countries eon whatever difficulty may spring up
between them is Mr. President the sincere and ardent de-
sire of her Catholic Majesty Of her government and of all
Spain, and the express and noble mission with which have
been intrusted.
Happy should be if with the pure love which entertain
for country the loyalty and gratitude which
to my Queen and the profound respect with which
aud the sacred rights of the whole human family
succeed in fulfilling this important trust and could rely upon
the good will of your excelency, Mr. President and upon
the esteem of people which has inspired in my heart from
my earliest childhood, such merited admiration.
The President replied, in substance, that he received
with satisfaction the letter from her Catholic Majesty ac-
lister plenipoenary to the United States and assured him
that the desire expressed by her Majesty TO preserve and
strengthen the bonds Of aity between the countries
cordially recprocated Community of friendly pur-
pose the part of both governments coeva with the
independence of the United States Thanks this senti-
men whatever differences had at any time sprung up be-
them had been adjusted they arose. without inter-
rupting the peaceful relations between the countries
ual good faith and good understanding all present and
future questions affecting international interests might be
amicably and honorably adjusted.
As the representative OF the Queen and her government
Mr. Escaante cordially welcomed and invited to enter
upon the important duties with which he specially
charged with the that nothing should be
ing the part of the President suspicious
suits The President hoped for much from this mission
because he believed that the great and interests
Of Spain and of the United States instead of being
ance in reality concurrent While responding, he
did cordially to the graceful expressions of friendship
the part of her Catholic Majesty he recognised in the eec
ton Of gentleman emnently distinguished in the
ellis Of the Spanish government minister to the United
States agreeable proof of the appreciation with which
her Majesty regarded this country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-03
GEORGIA ELECTION.

We indebted to the poeness of the editor OF the
Augusta Constituencies for the following despatch;
AUGUSTA Oct. 1.-The returns Of the election 10 this
State far known indicate the reelection OF the demo
cratic candidate for governor and the reelection Of Hon. A.
II. Stephens"
despatch for the associated press comedies the cleo
ton Of Seward (democra in the FIRST congressional dis
tric and claims maories for the Accommodating candi-
date for in Bib Museogec Spauldng, and Mon-
roe counties We do not as readers aware place
implicit confidence in the election dispatches prepared for
the Associated press but if these reported majores
prove to be as stated they afford nothing conclusive
the final result