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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
kou.os nnJ the Missourjdns.

CAIcAGo, May S.-The Platte Missouri Argus
of tho lst., publishes the proceedings of Mass
meeting held at Webster, Mo-, at which the fol-
lowing extraordinary resolution were passed:
That self defence requrers the expulsion of
every person bringing in reproach negro slavery;
that robbers and traitors have no right to the
protection of the law; that they ratify the pro-
ceeding of the Parkville riot; and approve of the
thereto all ministers preaching prejudica to
slavery: that they have no arguments against
abolition papers but missouri River" Bonfire"
and Hemp Rope" That they pledge themselves
to go to Kansas and help to expel those that cor
rupt the slaves; and that they will call grand
mass meeting at Parkvile ON the 9Th inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Tr0nbLe Among The Students.

The Lebanon Wing has al account of riot at
Hanover, between the students of Dartmouth
College and the cadets of the Norwich Military
School. 1t seems that some difficulty had occur
red, wherein the students thought themselves
insulted and crossed the river in skitfs to seek
redress. The college students met them prompt
ly and quite battle ensued, ~ which the ca
diets were vanquished by the superior number of
the students. Finding themselves worsted the
cadets drew their knives and pistols, and were
about to wage deliberate when the officers
interfered. Meanwhile the college boys set the
boats adrift and thus cut off all retreat to the ca
diets, who were obliged to travel a long distance
to regain the western shore Of the river. The mat
ters to be Investigated,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
,iYL NEWS BIZ TIE MAILS.
Trouble in -Appedrmce Of the Cholera
Indian Depredations.


sr LouIs Nav 10th. According tn nPPoint
,nent. a large number Of the citizens OF Kansas
TERRITORY and of Platte and Clay counties, Mis-
sa,r; assembled at Fort Leavenworth. There
,,as much excitement manifested about the muir
dor of Clarke, and great disposition e'lneed 10
hang Mccrea. The commanding officer al the
f,rt however, refused to give him up, and moth
ing was done.
.etters from the western part OF hansas Ter
,;,ary. dated on the evening" of the Sd INST state
,Lat the most malignant kind of cholera had bro
Ken out there There had been thirteen deaths
m } hours. The disease was rs bad OF worse
in Kansas city
Letters from Fort Leavenworth dated ON the
OH of April, announce the arrival OF the salt
Lake mail. The Sioux Indians had driven OH
the mules at the mail station called "Devlls
Gate" The animals belonged to traders The
people at ..Sweet Water" had quilted the settle
ment aud gone to the forts for safety. All was
quiet this side of Fort Leavenworh, but the In
dams we're beginning TO assume threatening
position. The mail party consisted of fifteen
persons and by travelling only Mt night escaped
molestation. The April and May mails we're fall
en- in with and found in good condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

The arrival of the Asia, at Boston, brings the
following in addition to telegraphic dispatches
\ Liverpool letter received here, dated April
2Sth. says that the sales of cotton were larger
for the week than any previous week for the last
two years. The consumption continues heavy,
and it is believed that prices will further ad
vance.
Money was abundant, and it was rumored that
the Bank would reduce the INTEREST," to per cent
in few days. Bills were already discountng
below that sum.
Political affairs are very unsatisfactory, and
peace deemed to be further off than ever. The
allied expedition against Sebastopo was regard
ed as a complete failure.
severe earthquake shock was felt at San
Reno (Pedmont) March Doth.
An alarming fire occurred at lIavre April lst,
by which 25O,0O0f. worth of property was de-
stroyed
The Bank of Rome Itay) is in precarious
n situation that it is preparing to wind up It's al
fairs 1t is to be succeeded by another bank to
he established by Prince Torlona and Messrs.
Rothschild.
The convention between the government OF
France and Holland, for tho reciprocal protection
of literary property, signed at the Hague
on the 29th of March, by Baron d Andre, the
French Minister Plcnipotentlary and NJ. Van
Hal. the Dutch Minister of Foreign Aifnlrs.
The King of Hanover has conferred the grand
cross of the royal order of the Guelphs upon Gen.
De Budberg. Adjutant General of the Emperor
of Russia.
On the 22d ultimo, the Pope held secret con.
sistory, in which he announced the death OF the
Patriarch of the Maronites of Syria, and the
election of Magr. Mssad, Archbishop of lharsus'
in partibus infdelium in his stead.
A difficulty has arisen between Sardinia and
Naples, respecting suit at Exequatur.
Napoleon's Consulate at Genoa,had withdrawn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
DisgracefM Election Riots at Louisville.

OISgTdctJW TWct70N HF07S az 7,0HSrrT7e'
On Saturday an election was held at Louis
vile, Ky, for magistrates and constables. re-
su'ting in the success of the Know Nothings,
without serious opposition. The election, how
ever. was characterized by some disgraceful
scenes. A man named William Gray fired
twice at another person, but missed his aim. A
mob then pursued Gray, who received two balls
in his body, and it is said several passed through
his hat. a German, seeing some of his friends
attacked with brick bats, fired a revolver twice,
and wounded two persons. He was pursued to
his coffee house, severely eaten,and everything
in his establishment demolished The Louisville
Journal from which we gather these particulars,
does not charge any particular party with being
in the wrong, but very correctly calls upon the
authorities to punish them, matter to what
party they may be attached.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
a FOHEsGN and DOMESTIC n
VIIeayy and Fancy Hard w are, .

y II o L r s l. r A n D r r T A L
Spring, is55-Main Street, Lynchburg, Ia.
We have Just lereived supply for the Spring, of
Hardware Cutlery. Gums, Pistols, Hunting Tacke.
Building Materials, Carpeniers Milwrights and
Smith foal4. lnrmns Utensils. Carringc and Buggy
Trimmings. Siddely, Sh e.maker's Findings, Floor and
Fable Oil Cloths Plated Goods, Window Cornioo and
Shades. Wood and Willow Ware, House keeping
articles OF most every descrpton Fishing Tackle, NC,
&c; which renters stock the most extensive and
desirable We haye yet oaerod for public favor. and
embracing u greater variety than any in the State.
Thos, desiring 10 purchase will find a superior class
of goods mud u, satisfactory prices; and all who wish
merely ~ mnny articles Tint entirely ne1c,
shall take great pleasure IN showing.
aJl l2-dScts SIMPSON a. BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Will you Read the Truth ?

Medicine have merit and great merit 10 stand
y the test ofpuhic opinion. No ART ot nun can
ga,varsr worthless orrle as to keep up good
medicine. Il il hc not ready
4 eool mcaictpr will live, be ONE pornar. and tx
tel il ale, after in site ni opPo~ t"u,
The peo L. readily fni lis yir;ue- aud thu fame OF
them pnssr> from mouth to mouth with nnre rapidly
han news papers can sprcad it. lisns witness rs.
y.fs l., nc cu'e a medicine has maAe lo him is Of Ear
NUN service 4 an any newspaper advertising.
In nroni Of hal say above. reier Non to
IIAMPTON'S VEGETBLE TINCTuRE, aud its c!.
leet. II. praise is in the mouths of mullitades. The
besl men in our country give their testimony 10 its
wonderful cu:rs. Among them num- Hon. II .
Gia,. Hon. Rich. VI John on, zee President of the
United SUIT s. with hundreds ct others Capt. Thomas
Ganot-hr ,rhrr To- the celebrated pls=iean of the
Enpetar o fruucc--wn. cured by II of n disea,r OF
.oye snudne, uor the skill OF all tie Doctors OF
Eafa,,. and America hal lai,d 10 curr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
The Kendall Case.

Mr.. Kendall, the Postmaster of New Orleans,
who has been recently arrested upon the charge
OF purloining money from letters, was formerly
resident of Grenada, Miss, and was
a candidate for Congress from that district on
the Bond paper ticket Soon after his defeat hc
removed to New Orleans. The Memphis APP
peal says, that the drafts said TO have been EN-
bezzlcd by Mr.. Kendall were drawn 10y Mr.. Da.
vie, President of the southern Bank, and }.
Knox Walker, Esq, now of Memphis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Ftom the Lockport Courier

''I'0'11'I' 'Vi'1 2 TV' ''W'"'
On Saturday lasl a special election was held in
Porter for Supervisor and Town Superintendent
of Common schools
There were three candidates in the field, Wing
Democrat aud American. and Lewis c. Beals the
nominee of the American Party, was elected by
sirteen majority orer both the others: having
large plurality over either Alfred b. Ellsworth,
the American candidate for Superintendent was
also elected by about the same vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

NORFOLK, May 9h,--Dear Dispatch Count
Sartiges the French Minister at Washington,
and Mr.. Scheiden, the Belgian arrived at Wa
tors Hotel here yesterday afternoon. They
visited the navy yard, aud were received by
Capt. Brcese with all the honor accorded to their
runk.
Richard Wake, Esq, yesterday elected
Treasurer of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Company, vice Hammond Whitney. resigned.
Commodore McKever arrived here to- day from
Baltimore, and will take command at the Navy
Yard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
DRuDE,s CELEBRATEn HAIR

i TONlC.-ARMiArEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life studying the means of restoring
preserving, mud benutifyng the HAIR, and after having
fully tested his discovery, pre'ents his CELRBRATED
HAIR TONIC IN the public, as the most efficient rene
DIV yet provided for all tho lila and accidents the har
subject He has successfully applied it in great
number Of My the loss Of hair when
il hnd set In lut renewing is growth and restoring
whit wns lost Even in hci cdirary he has
pl"v ed hs TONIC with the most sucocreful results
lie believes il nlso te inallibe r Fetter,
Ring worm. Srald bend mud all similar diseases.
Sold nj hi4 mnnuIncfory On Water street. ono door
below Exchange conner, and at Royal Pr,des Main
street. below Market corner. Price 81 bottle A
deduction made when sold in quantities, Orders from
any distance promptly filled.
H." deems il only necessary tonppcnd the certificate
Of the following we'll known gentlemen:
I'VE take poasnre in certifying that have used
pndcs Iar Tonic, md testify that il docs all that
he promises for II.
r. lily Latham DIR. T II. Nelson,
DR.. Mitch Il, Bratnd. DR. Clark, Campbell,
John Clnrk II. NJ Garland, Editor.
& T. Peters, WIN. +. McCorkle, ="
nrl2 Il eran
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
THE ART UNION SOCIETY.
500 900 GIFTS ,uucd at THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Gr4 fraiss 10, - Yra,, one Doaar,

Vl,tIE members nI the ART UNION SOCIETY. On
thrnccasl1n Of tn the tenth DiStrbutinn Of tie
WORMS or ART accumulated by the Society during
the rust ycnr would respectfully Gull the attrt ton ri
t- Irtrons To the fact tint, hrng about 10
the buildings in course OF lur the Society IN
toe city OF Washington, they will adj the Rc'l Estntn
aud other Iandea Proper belonging the Society,a
the di,Iribuon tnr tbs sear
Al the hsl meeting al the $ 'cicty 1t "a~ determined
reduce the Certificate Nhn,r tor tins etnnd enter
pri.r To- Gus dpar cuch ihinbin' thereby that it will
he the 81 general Iif ,nn at the works {"
Aristcs throughout the county, and will enable The
Society extend their tbprz Ter tue advancement al
the ARTS AND SCIENCES In This country Tie
Ccihcntrs OF Share vii he issued n; dollar.
comparing which cneh pgrrhn''r will rccc'evc free oi
chnrgr, 10y re;urn mil, beautiful Lnr and Supple
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

Mr.. Wise spoke in Leesburg on Monday last,
and is said to have ont lIerodcd lIerod in his de-
nuncaton of the American party, and to have
rather weakened than advanced his cause by his
course. Some who were disposed to be neutral,
have now determined to vote the American tick
ct Our information, is that the Leesburg speech
has dnmaged no one but the orator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Judge Lorinp's Remorni Defoed.

BosToN, Nav 1Oth.-In the Massachusetts
House of Delegates this morning message was
received from Gov. Gardiner respectfully declin-
ing to remove Judge Loring. The message was
quite lengthy. The House refused to refer it to
the committee on federal relations and it was
laid on the tabe-five thousand copies being or
dered to be printed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
UithdrandIs in Portsmouth.

A great deal has been said about Withdrawals
from the American party in the town of Ports
mouth. A spondent of the Norfolk Beacon,
referring to these rumols, says:
II would state that since Municipal cleo
ton (when we gave the American candidate l5o
maiorty,) more have been added to the Order
than all the Withdrawals and explosions since our
first organization up TO the present time, and
others are knocking at the door for admission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

Amfricdn IietorY ia Uitning'oa, y. Carolina.
An election occurred few DAYS since in vii
mingion. for Commissioners of Navigation. The
Anti Americans held n profoundly secret caucus
and nominated candidates. The Americans found
1t out and nominated opposition candidates, and
here is the result
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
MOARlS. runLlsunn ANn HooksElLtn.

NORRIS rUHLIsHEU AND BOOKSELLER, Rich
"a. mond, Va, has just published
DIorsT rHE Laws ~ RfAI PRorEnrY -ticncralll
adopted and in nac in the United Sntes--hy ions
TAftoE LoNAx. Ii. d., Judg of the Eighth judicial
Giicua al Nuginn one Of the Judges of the Supreme
Law IN the University OF virginia. Second Edition
Revised. corrected ard greatly enlarged, in Three
Volumes, Royal Syo. Price ZIG 80.
This edition, enhancing n il doe4 nenrly nil the
cent English aud Anne lean 'csiens upon the same
suheci may Justly be considered the valuable
compendium Of purely American Law upon the subject
oil Real Property issued in tins country.
Chancellor kcnfs OPINION Of The " ork
This work applies we'll Ia Lnws Respecting Real
Property in the Uaed !SfoioS il Yitgina The work
Is upon the model of CruiSGs Digest aud II may well
lie recommended valuable addition 10 the Law, crs
Library"
Robfnson's Practioe-New Edition Tho
Practice in Courts Of Justice in England aud tho Uni.
ted Sintcs, 10y Conway ,blnson Esq.
Volume to the place an time Of transuctipn or
proceeding, treating chiefly of the Conflict Of Laws
and tn Stntute Of Limitations. Prize, 80 90
Sands Suit in Equity.-History Of q SuH IN
Equfty prosecuted aud defended in the virginia
State Courts ID In the United States Circuit Court
by Alexander H. San IL, Esq, Counselornt LAW, Rich
fnond, Va, ! vol post Svo. 5l0pp. Price ~ 90.
This work j.. intended to supply I'm young Of
the legal profession with handbook guide them in
the prosecution aud defence of suits in Equity. In
reference This object the writer the history a
suit in Equity from its beginning, through ia various
stages To final decree. Of sppeal. execution, Sc
The Appendix, besides containing summary OF gal
decisions by the Virginia Cour OF Appen. &c, affect
ing Equity pleading and practise contains variety Of
forms of Bile. Answers, Demurrera Pleas, DEGREES,
&c. &c. The practical also found in the Appcn.
dix will mako the whole valuable vaic 10 the
p,acfifiobcr. apllfts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Severe Case of Rheumatism

SCCTTsvILLE, AlbemHIe Co, Va,
Ma CHI 4th 1888.
Messrs Mortimer g. Monetary: Genernen--Huvine
been afflicted with Rheumatism tor timo In it,
worst FORMS and being able to obtain relief from
other medic ,ucs was induced trs "Hampton's Veg
eable Tncture" "A few bottle. of which, am happy
say have uade perfect cure.
At the time | commenced using the fnctGre |
scarcely able TO walk. | am now and have been for
some weeks entirely free from all PAIN.
Yours n ost truly n. L. MAY.
~, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
TERMS FOR CLUBS

The money in all accompany the application 70
Certificates.
Ladies forming Clubs will be entitled to the same
terms us above, with the extra ipduc ments of the
Present Of magnificent Set of BOUDOlR FURNI-
TURE, with Rich CoIored lndiu Hangngs, fine India
Luce Curtains and everything OF the most splendid des-
crpon to the Ladies Club who will send the larges.
remittance for Certificates.
EXPOS MASTERS are uthorizcd to act agents.
and the Postmaster RENTING the largest amornt for
shares will receive handsome Gold Watch and Chain,
valued at Two Hundred Dollars The money must
accompany the application (by letter, post pad) in all
cases and the Certificate. with the Engraving, will be
forwarded free of charge by return mail.
Correspondents requested to write their address,
with tue County Town, Post Oice ana State, plainly.
in order avoid mistake All letters answered by
return mail.
Catalogues of oil The Gifts, with value and EXPLAIN.
ton, be obtained application to the Secretary
whom all letters for Certificates &c, must be al
dressed.
ALFRED JoURDAIN Secretary,
Washington, ID. c.
MAYNARD LEWIS,
FRANCIS INCE, : Directors.
FERNANDO LIVINGSTON.
jan l3.dw5m w BAUER treasurer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Fatal accident.

CoLuMBiA, PA, May lOth.-Michael Tails,
who was 50 severely injured on the Railroad here,
died yesterday. He was resident of New York
where his wife and family resided. lie died at
Browns American Hotel, and was kindly attend
ed to during his suffering. by Drs. Clarkson,
Smith and others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
IN North JJpSf.

A gentleman in Fauquier writes us that he has
Just received letter from reliable source in the
North Western part of the State, which gives
the most encouraging accounts Of the prospects
of the American party there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

Providence, L. l., May l0.-Thc elections
here to-day, were carried by the Know Nohings.
They elected their Mayor by S2l majority. AL
seven of the aldermen and twenty out of twenty
eight councilmen were elected bv them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Sam in Salem.

SALEM, WASHINGTON COUNTY, May Z, lS55.-
Our charter election in this village came off yes
terday, and, has got to be so very common of
late, "Sam" around. Our entire tickle: was
elected, the enemy not daring to make Il fight
with us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
WICK ERSlIAM'S
w YORK WIRE RAILIN

l'OR enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery Lots Dwell
i linga &. staees &c Window Guards, Tree Boxes,
&c. sud the manplncturcrs' pri-es. Specimens
can be scen my MnthIo " orks
ian 10 dsrly JNO, II. GADDESS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Forwarding a Commission Business

EsliE subscriber having rurchased tho intetcst Of
Nj &, fcttyi"hn, in the concern oi Lee \ Co,
will continue tho Forwarding and Commission business
their old stand on the dock.
Hislocnton gives him superior advantages over any
oher Forwarding House in the City, he il but few
pquntes ot level from the landings of the Balt
mofc, phpdclph ia md New York Steamers. and New
York nno Boston Packets mud is subjected 10 the low
esdraynee sxcd by ihs City Ordinance; whereas
Foo, Slapped hy those located On the Rnsin drny
III leu ~ lwo miles rough paved streots thereby
subject h r. inter damage we'll Increased cost
tm ihe hotter und, rstardng Of ohn,gcs, he will put
gods on board cnnal bonts from vessels soamcrs
al eeHts ncr 100 lbs,, provided however, Tint no
emgo tar single shipment sln be less than twenty
hse cents for commission and dmyage Seven cc.ts
j. rcqucntly charged Tor dlayago alone the
cosi oi hauling there 10y the Ord nnnen
Tobacco and OF or produce shipped Mt about huli The
charges char gcd 10y those located on tho Basin.
Persons shipping tobacco other produce my nd
,rcss viii do well Ia ship by Mr.. Pruyiohns line oi
bouts. they directly into the Dock ior up loads
without delay or trouble.
Having experience in the husiness T fifteen years,
lie nttets himself that h. cum piyn satisfaction To nil
WIN nny an. rust their business Ia him.
Charge, nn goods invariably follow then, TO dcs,na-
ton.
fV Particular attention given 10 the s,lc Of Mer
chnndisc md Produce
mn,2 dts (y) Al FRED s. LEE
q tbp ID, rk. Richmond Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Irrest Of CnnnterfeiterS.

CrNcrNNArI, May &c. II. Cody and Eliza
beth Williams were arrested in this City to-day
for counterfeiting. Twenty five thousand dol.
lars in spurious bills, on the Farmers Bank of
Charleston,of the denominations of tiyes and tens
were found in their possession.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

May LIST 1855.
LNOR tho purpose Of requiring LOCKS Nos. 30 & DO,
l. tho First Diy.ion fthe Canal, the navigation
will be topped Mt those two points the Goth inst at
sndown and viii he opened again until the 18th of
June. 1t viii then remain open until the27th Of June,
when il will ognn be stopped at LOCKS Nos. 10 and
:l6 until the 18th uflnl3
For tho pnrpo-e oi,nyIng new floors In LOCKS Nos.
md 6. the navigation viii bo stopped between those
three LOCKS nnthe 22nJ inst. and be opened again
IN tho Monday following
BY order of the Board of Directors.
r. L. CHINN.
mayo d1cl Sup't of Repairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Dinner TO Commander hgraham.

PHILADELPHIA, May I0th.-Gnited States
sloop of war St Louis arrived here this morning,
and exchanged salutes with the battery at the
navy yard. Commander Ingraham has been ten
dered IL public dinner here,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12

ga HAVE Just received the la,gest and best IN
EYp elected. took have ever hadthe pcHs-re OF Y{H
ILL herrg in this Notwithstanding of Oh ma vztH
G Earthen, Stone aud Wnrdware. Also, Hardware
Cutlery. Castings, Brtania Whre. &c. &c | have ;he
best stock suitable for house keepers that he found
in this upper country, h"pe my friends and the public
will give IA call as am determined to sell low
mavldSw4w RO. X. WATKINS.
Christian sbu'g Star copy weeks an. send account
I'M hi. nhr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
X uolr NOthiup jcforv.

The election in Pottsyille, Penn, on Monday
resulted in the success of the American ticket.
George Jennings for the eice of Chief Burgess.
had l75 majority The Americans also elected
their Treasurer, High Constable, and the Coun-
cilmen in three out of the four wards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
BALTIMORE. MaY 9th

The President of the United States arrived
here this morning, accompanied by J. G. Ber-
rett, postmaster at Washington. lie visited the
custom house, post office, &c, and will leave for
Washington to, morrow.