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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-14
GODFREY & GOLDSMIFII,S
Commercial College,
sanduskv. Ohio.

Commercial College,
Sandusky, Ohio.
Located at lie foot Of Columbus Asehue Wa,cr Street
HHb5ards B85cE.
gHE facilities for acquiring thorough business educ1
tion at this institution unsurpassed by any of a
similar character in the Union. The full includes
single and double entry bookkeeping, applied to bus
in every department of trade penmanslp,
cia calculations and lectures every subject If mpor
ance connected with the interest Of the commercial wOrd
TERMS.
For Full Mercantile course, $40 90
For Partial course, 25 90
For Full course for Ladies', 25 90
For penmanship no extra charge TO attendants
upon college. For those who desire TO study
it alone, 500
COMMENCING STUDIES.
Applicants enter the institution at time there
being vacation class system instruction being given
individually.
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS.
knowledge of the ordinary English branches are the
prerequisites to enter upon course of studies
TINE REQUIRED.
Pns bv attending strictly to their studies during hours
Of inst ucon may complete the full course in from eight
to twelve weeks and partial course, which includes those
branches accounts which deemed necessary for o
business operations from four to six weeks. Those
taking either have the privilege of reviewing any
subsequent period free of extra charge.
Diplomas awarded to those only who complete the full
l Inquiries by letter will receive prompt attention..
Address,
GODFREY & GOLDSMITH,
Principals.
rz-Messrs. John W Godfrey and J. H. Goldsmith, of
this city have become proprieors of the Sandusy Com
mercil College The Of these gentlemen
ceent guaranty Of for this useful Institution. Mr.
Godfrey is well known in this region Of most
energetic citizens and has the requisite CAPITAL and eype
rcnce qualify him for the prudent vet efficient manage
Of the financial and business departments Of the col
lege. Mr. Godsmitls reputation successful and thor
Ough teacher has been fully established in Cincnuat
where he with Grandys commercial school,
taught in such Institutions need have hesitation about
committing them to his care.
3ltoanl'57S SGHdEsky Register.
T1AvETROUGHING, Conductors, &c. prepared to
II supply at short notice, -
August To- 1855. ORION FUSSEl.MAN-
ID ATHING-TUBs, and shower Baths made TO order, of
August gus 10, is55. oRTON & FUssEIAlAN
THPS-A great assortment of all kinds, Just received
Nav 95' Else T855 ''s--'' 49, HEAD QUARTERS.
DUMPs-welI and Cistern Pumps. A superior article
/ NAV be found at our shop.
august 10, 1855 ORION FUssELMAE.
d AGs-The highest price naid for good clean Paper
N Rags, by ORION FUSSELMAN.
Fremont August 10, 1855.
THAT'S and CAPS.-Enough to cover the heads of every
III Man and Roy in sandusky county Call Immediately
and get one. HEAD QUARTERS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-14
Oil Mill Machinery for Sale.

UII WIiI WdUHIHOIy IOI DtIAV'
HI H E subscriber has the following o L
MILL MACHINERY, which he wishes
to dispose Of. 1t is almost NEW, having been
run but two years, Is Of the best and most im-
proved kind, aud will be disposed Of at a bar
gain. The several parts are as follows: One
hydrostatic press of 500 tons power; two large
rolling heaters; two mailing stones; one seed
mill; one mill for grinding oil cake; screws,
pumps, shafting, geeriug, elevators, trucks,
and all the parts and fixtures for complete
first class mandatory. For further informa-
tion enquire at the Journal Office.
C. G. MINKLER,. RolersvilIe.
September %, 1855. 36m4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-14

CARPETS and FLOOR CLoTHS.-A great quantity,
and OF the most splendid patterns. Call and at
May 25, 1855. HEAD QUARTERS.
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Fresh Oysters.

To sell by the Can, served up in style. Also good
assortment of
Pale, Dark, Peach and Cherry Brandies
Also, Old Scotch Irish and Monongahell WHISKY.
London Porter, Scotch, Detroit and Pittsburgh ALE.
Gin, Rum aud Common Whisky by the Barrel low as
any other place in the country
We intend to sell i0o the lgr.st and CHEAP
the CHEAPEST. Our motto is and viii b., a uimhle
sNpence is better than slow shifting 'SIna!I profits
and quick returns" c y REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Next door North of Haynes,
Where will always he glad to you with your Pock
ETs FULL ROCKS, and will take pleasure in showing
you and selling YOU any taing in our line.
CASH WILL BE PAID, for Potatoes, Apples, Peaches
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, and other Country Products
Family use.
Fremont October 2, IS54-37f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-14
Stoves, Stoves.

A large assortmen of Albany, Buffalo and
n Cleveland Cooking and Parlor Stoves at
prices which can't be beat. for sale by
anglo ORTON & FUSSELMAN.
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TOBACCO. the very best 10 town
at
HEAD oUARTERs.

SPLENDID MERIMAC PRINTS, for 6 cents per yard,
- selling al HEAD QUARTERS.
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The Prize Book now Ready.
TIL E

W~ q =" NH "a IA
y interesting and moral tale of Domestic Life, COM
n panion to "The Lamplighter." Published in vol
ume, cloth, 400 pages
This work has been long and anxOusly looked for and
its publication will be hailed with satisfaction by all read
pure and classic fiction The characters graph
cay portrayed and vvidy impressed upon the imagina-
On of the reader. "The Watchman" bids fair to become
he mn INN bnnl- Of tI,n rnnsn-,
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Ready-Nade CIOtIliug,

NOATS PANTS, VESTS, Shirts Collars, Cravats, Hats
= Caps and Boots We fit out complete
eothe him from top to toe for Five Dollar b and then
give him back change. This only he done, at
HEAD QUARTERS.
Fremont, May 2j, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-14
Leather and Findings,

makers.
Ihope to have call from the old friends with whom
traded while in the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-14

VIZ HIPs-A great of all kinds just received
w Rawbides, Lashes, &c. Enquire at
Nav 25 1856 HEAD QUARTERS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-14

TAVETROUGHING, Conductors, &c, VIC arc prepared t
II supply at short notice,
August To- 1855. ORION FUSSElMAN-
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ha, II disageeAbe to the government At washing
ton
Ihe next point OF interest of European 10 the
United states is the question Of tho Sound dues. men
toned in iomer letter that the Danish government
had turned IT. seicns attention the mstter and thnt
in all probability congress- would be held Mt Copenha
gen for the settlement OF question which implied no.
thing less than between the United states aud Den
marx the side, and declaration. the other
side by the maritime Powers o the world refuse 10
pay the said dues ia exemption should be made
In favor of American vessels An important State paper
the subject has just been issued by tho Danish 60
yefpment
From the seat OF war there further uews. VIM
ter has commenced In the Crimea, and for the next
five months little nothing will be DONE II s
tue Kinburn and OczakoG, which may be styled
the outworks Of Cherson and Nikolaien, In the
hands Of the allies but II Is scarcely possible to follow
up this during the inclement The Rus
slams m6y evacuate the Cimca and retreat leisureIy
Pefekop, they may strengthen their orticatons ON
the north side.
The vacancy caused by the death Of Sir VIM Moica-
worth has not yet been filed up The candidates are
Lrd Egin Robert Lowe Frederick Peel and Lord Grsn
willie
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Europe FoseRees "a tusso iutiou of the Union-
How a Foreign War would HurTyH.

iFrsm The London New, hor. J
W. are tsihng no news T. ho "oa n s@ang ihaf u's
Anetifah who muAt atssys have A. a. "n ting on,
have ~ yehr Or tNo ft be~n becoming npe shi NOR.
erciicd The disanion question. Tbs southern HiAss
have peen - aecusUfnra ~ heAt1n sess9n rum Mo
Union when any yihtg uiAt tey ai mol ke sas tAli 0r
done A. WsshiDgtD that their complaints hsvs ff ssfns
time ceased 10 alarm The usDg1 ~ republican govern
nent bat whsn The A"tih after Long submission 70 'hs
domination 81 ,he nhotiiy IRON ~" n"oh besan @ln
" T. question wlsthsr TIE Union ~ resiy very dsins
inAHhm'nt f'e'hf "" inDfa sacfb.'~ y hNA t"inh~i
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LONDON. Nov. z, ls55.
hngians Gnd Ne Intel Sot>ffilac Ts,iiH9 n En01nd
-Tas !Sound DUO Wts,er il ~ CSfmo1--Tz1 Fv-iya
Sscy1aryshp, De-, dc.
he topic shlch chiefly engrosses ,hs attention u ths
public a. the presen, moment Is the mi,undorstanAsg
u nsy be 20 esiied-be:ween the governments u Eng
land and Of the United states ~ disastrous a. event a.
between the ,~o countries win !, 4 h. b. hop,
never come 70 pass ], would b equally disas,rous
both paries concerned and ouy serve the Interests 4
the auocrsic powers of farops Bat Il not for ~ y
examine into the grounds u complaint which exit -
ar presumed 70 ers' On the part ~ ths Sosensn' y
the United states, bat rather 70 state -has ihs pahio
feeling in asisna Il on The suhjee, have egnvsr.ss
With The lest Informed authortes "a ,hs subs, 49,
but opnion prevails. Via. tia, vnr ~ih M n.
States w0ua y great calamity and tha ~ rish
goyrumeHs s pot - blanc ~ thf matssr nsaa.ssA A.
svesy step vss tAAsn e prsvtns recruiting y as tIk
sAlr 900 = - L1ysL so,sgs atli leans sssss
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Court nj Claims.

TUESDAY, Nov. 13.-Ths court met at III O'Clock.
The judges were all present.
T. Collins lee, Esq., a. Baltimore, appeared, ant
was sworn nm attorney ~ ibis court.
In the ease 81 thnnas Crown, tho court ordered the
taking u testimony This Ia claim fr damages arising
out Of the violation by of alleged contract
for furnishing certain number ~ brick - be used the
construction ofa fortidea'ion 10 Aabama.
Application was made In The of issac s. Bowman
Tor the Court 10 make order upon the Interior depart
ment for certain papers; which granted. Also Ia
the case Of William " Purcell for papers from the on
of the Third Auditor Of the Treasury which granted
The argument In the of Robert Roberts (adIoarn
et over from yesterday resumed by Mr. Lawrence
who concluded his remarks ~ O'Clock and the
submitted Tor the decision u tie Court A. 70 whether
testimony be taken not.
In the of A. q. Y. Nicholson F.q the claimant
appeared for himself II Il claim Tor ~ per cent aaI.
1cnal compensation undey the joint resolution u Con
gress approved July 90 1854 entitled Joint ressutg
20 hx the compensation Of the employees In the lesy
department = The government &c. Tic main 4us,-
don involved In this 4, whether Cnsfsss intee "A
" the lshguags sployei In that resolution 10 c0ne s
beneG,f the public printers
TfesnHei'0f tNosei snf hal MT c31eiule4 fL. =.
ua1ks, when tbs Cougi Ai.ourus1
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reward Of $3.50 Ia offered by Gov. Rodman Price, OF
New jersey for the apprehension and conviction Of the
person persons who killed Charles H. Brown the
nth of September last on board the Mantonom in salem
creek.
the Court ofCommon Pleas at Worcester, Mass within
day two, owing to niormality in the Indictments.
The rtchburg Mass Rriclle states that the body Of
wins min pond on the 18th inst Mrs stockwel has for
some time been partially derarged.
T. Commissioner Lorng, Of Boston, has decided that
within the meaning the statute Flosgng Il technics
naval act performed by the proper officers according to
certain formates, and inflicted with instrument
known as cat"
The Court of Inquiry Of which Brig Gen Henry STAN
ton President recently in session Fort Columbus
having reported after that there
no grounds for the trial CT Lieut. Henry w. Lazee of the
LIST Infantry by court martial, under virtual (bnt ms
takeu charges made against him by Lieut. Alexander :.
Webb. 4h Artillery, further proceedings are not to be
taken in the case
The St. Louis Rpp1iiean states that the last trip Of
the steamer Falls City from New Orleans TO a. Louis
Madame Godensten. a German emigrsnt passenger on
the boat delivered Of four children birth.
They three boys and one girlweghing in the agre
gate thirty pounds The mother and children
all doing wen when they left the boat
The Boston prcss win be wen represented in the nex.
Massachusetts, General Court. Charles o. Rogers of the
Jownai Charles Hale Of the Daily Adrertiser Isaac W.
Frye Of the Courier, and Justin jones' Of The Yantec Pri
ratesr are eested
The Nsshna freight train, which left Boston on the
Lowell Railroad the 10th inst, thrown from the
track in woburn In consequence Of rail which had
been spiked across the track. The engine vas badly
broken and tho engineer Mr.. Isaac r. Chase and the
fireman Mr.. Hines, Of Lowell, were seriously jammed
and scalded. They were left At Woourn.
Governor Mateson Of Illinois, has issued his procama-
ton setting apart Thursday the 10Th inst, as day Of
Thanksgiving.
man named Henry Lscock was murdered while slee2
ire in Richmond the 9th inst The murderers after
wards set the house on IRE.
Indiana papers state that the recent frosts have had
the effect 80 cause great abatement 10 the chill and
hf~hh hequ prgy
during the present fall
Montgomery paper learns that an application win be
made 10 the Iesature Of Alabama for appropriation
al slo0 eco 20 be used under sufficient auspices and
curities for the promotion emigration of the proper
sort Of men aid the Southern pioneers q Ranfas and
western Mssoui.
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The Harlem Railroad Accident

CHATHAM Four CORNERS, Nov. Is, 1855.
The following the verdict Of the Coroners Jury on
the death Of F. H. Rathbone-rhat the deceased came
to his death the Harlem Railroad ran In the of
Cepake by accident, by the high winds blowing the
off the track thereby breaking the same and brusing
and crushing the said +. II. Rahbone to death.n
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MnfHttss
PUILAnEIPHIA saOCK R0ARn.

FHILAUELFHkA 0AUUk BUAHU.
PHILADELPHIA, November Is.
Stocks firm. Penna. State fves, S2Z; Reading r. r.,
45 Long Island X. r., 12ys Norris Canal 1879; Penna
K. r., 42X..
ALBANY, November 15--12:30 r. M.
Flour inactive. Composites 5000 bushels Western
mxe< at g2s aioat and 96c from the railroad. Oats
Sales TO- 500 bushels at A &c. Barey-Saes 0,000
bushels at 81 2a a 81 rs cash and time. Whiskey-No
sales.
NEW oRfgaSs Nov. II, 1855.
Cotton firm. Sales today 1000 bales Fair sugar,
Lc IN
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thanksgiving In Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1855.
Thanksgiving is being observed to-day in this State
Virginia and the District of Columbia. Business Is
tirely suspended in this city.
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THE THREATENED DIFFICULTY BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND THE UNITED STATES.

More ships Of War for the West India Fleet.
From the London Chronicle, October col
The bocksbip Russell 90, Captain Francis Scott
has taken out of the steam basin This vessel the
Cap ain H. g. Fanshawe reported 20 be ehtting with
all d&pach to follow their shter ships, the CORVALLIS
and the Pembroke, 70 the West India and North Amer
%ation.
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rngf~ndts Cause of Quarrel with the United
sssses-If.r Enlistment systsm and our
-

~ fTrNfn FFe IFFTWh FIUTfFI NOV IT
Tber he 70 ihs Past tfw bsofs oat ssA YnyiAnf
tsut4 hsrsn In and aswobssd silisne~ waih
pssrrc ani a. equally anwopsed hos,f'y wi,b Ra.sla
tsts 80 o. Poser from shsh sbs feeev~a sssasasoms
* = rfort hcAFfy xa,isfsct0fy AMI fose
80, aussas fan from The Nnliet states - aueriaa
fs,n sts Mnisisf a ths tnion IN this ooun,sy
- alsinfofred tsstlh~s ~ t1s cordial synfNiey -
N nttnss = Nsshrg,on and the nstun v*eh y
prsg tss Hs ~rFrete@f - spffsh~mtier - n a.
fstGliy ~ smnc@ vita tfAnes and Akl,y s1sa
al nraled rsslst ~. shsa.fsr fassht = ras
.0s. Nus ~ eftsfrh "a q ~ unsf sppfsl4ftsa.t
- kst sg<guni W ~ tuitFi kNtqs srJE
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He LArSs 81 ~ 4 W =
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TEtEGRAPHs.
r,,..-a.,,n,. s,o,n washlnyton.

InfeTo0tlhi. frOIh ~ HsuIHStOu.
THE DANISH SOUND DUEs--iNrERESTiNG LETTER
PROM Ex-PREsipEkT Lga--THE JAPAN TREATY
MORE TRoUBLE IN THE NAvY-THE NEWS FROM
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Bosros, Nov ID 1885.
At South Danvers, this morning John Brown shot bis
sister dead and then cut his throat, dying imme.
diately. He out of health and 1t is supposed must
have been suddenly seized with insanity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
PETERSBURG, Nav %

The Mayors Office was crowded with auditors
-; ,,orning all anxious to hear the examination
u VIM. Ingram, charged with having set fire 10
IL. own store last Saturday night. Some twenty
u, Illnesses were examined; the testimony of many
Ing quite unimportant while that of others
I'D his conduct to have been very suspicious
P.,,,ions to the fire. The fire first discover.
- m the cellar 4 lnEram's store about > q
cock ia the morning and one or t"o wines
49, sware to having seem lin near the DIOR of
T.. GREAT late as o'clebk on that morning.
At the conclusion of the testimony Ingram was
committed to Jail, to answer the action Of
INF called for the Both inst nail was not gran
,.J his counsel not decming it ,xpctlicnt to ak
,.,r bail as this stage of the proceedings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
Anti Liqaor Lam Gathering.

BosroN, May 25.-1here was considerable ex-
element created in tue streets yesterday, by diff.
ferent handbills being conspieiously posted in
all parts of the city-one calling u meeting of
the friends of constitutional rights and personal
liberty to assemble in Fanueil Hail in the even
ing, and the other appealing to all friends of rum,
riot and pauperism to do the same. Accordingly
in the evening the anti-liquor law men assembled
to the number of6J0o personss land passed strong
d.nlnciatory resolutions against the Maine law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24

- The undersigned, who has had large practical
experience in the prosecution of Claims against the
General Government. oilers his services to the Sol
Tiers and ihvir Wdows. aud the Minor Children, Of
these engaged in the Wnr Of 1872 and all since
100, we'll u. lo Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Nd ".
Ils chnr,os in a shnii be moderate and paya-
lie when hr gets the warrant money, and he will
now, he nlwa has. ply all collections imme-
lately.
He Ina he Rp4 of Iie old Soldiers they stand at
the peputarct Mt Warrington, and his acquainta lance
mud G,,ii'.,s the Pension Office is probably better
thBn any ia Virginia.
The highest mnf,r: price in cash will be paid for
Iund Nnrrt IA Ni,htc purchase lO0,0D0 acres.
mn y Itlly CHAS W STATHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
Forwarding a Commission Business.


Tg'IlE anbsrrihcr hovipg purchn.rd the iutc,o, OF
M &. PcttvIahn, III the concern Of Lee g. Co.
viii contirn" he Forwarding md Commission husness
at thrir old stand ON the dock.
Hislocaton eivcahim superior a vnatnges over my
other Forwarding House IN the CIV he IA bun few
squares OF lcvc from the nndings of the Bnlt
more, Pmadcl phin hni New iori Stcnmcrs md New
York ma Boston lncfct, and is subjected the low
c.tllnvngc tuled by the CIV Ordinance; whor.aa
goods shipped by thosc located tho Basin dtay.
I'd " miles rough paved streets, thereby
sub rct gr damage. well incrcas rd
Fo the better uud rttnt ding Of changes he will put
goods on b, ard cunni boats IRON vcssols stcnmcrs
ut7 cents per 100 lhs,, provided, however Tint no
change form single shipment sha clrss tl,an tw,nty
hYe cents iar commission mud dmyngr. Seven ccais
mfe IA frequently charged uf d ayugn alone 10 the
Bn-iu, aud hNo cent u rather cas thnu TIE average
cost ii hauling lhcre 10y the OtI nance.
! bac aud ut 81 Iro1ure shipped nj about lmll The
charges charged by tho4a locntrd On tho Bhsin.
Pcr-pns shipping tobaeco uthrr produce to my al
drrs, viii do we'll ship by Mr.. rcuyjnhns lime Of
bnni4 they directly into tie Dock for ~ load,
without delay NJ ~ nbif.
Having M experience in tho Ini Il fifteen yenrs,
lie hatuts hlmtth thn h riyo satisfaction To oil
whp nny IN ruat lhcir business Ia him.
Ch1rgr On goods invariably follow them 10 dcstinu-
tiuu
~ Particular attention aiyrn to III, sao Of Mcr
thandsr anl Produce.
uus2 dts " ALFRED s. LEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
SECOND DISPATCH.

WAsuISGroN, May 23.-'rho article in the
Washington Union, commendatory of the dis
missals from Gosport Navy yard, has created
great excitement here and elsewhere. The ed
tor says I'VE say,in common with every friend
of the Constitution, let prescription be proscrib
ed. A man that coverlv seeks 10 deprive his
neighbor ofhis solemnly guaranteed rights, be
cause of the accident of birth or choice of reli.
gion, Is not merely unworthy Of holding Office
under the General Government, but it would be
unsafe TO trust him with the smallest share of of
fetal power.
Here are FACTS, proving the most OGTRA-
GEOES usurpution by the FEDERAL GOV
EMINENT, ever attempted in Virginia The
freedom of election has been yiolated-the most
sacred political privileges invadedl!! PEOPLE
OF VIRGINIA, LABORERS, MECHANICS,
STATES RIGHrsMEN, DEMOCRATS
AMERICANS, WILL YOU Submit to such IN.
SOLENr DICTATION! Shall Nirginians
bow down and worship Mt the arrogant command
of Federal Power, or will You spurn it aud fling
back with defiance the INSULTS which have
been offered you We appeal 10 you for AZ
TION, and ACTION NOW THE HOUR
FOR IT HAS COME! WILL NOU OBEY A
MASTER, OR ASSERT YOUR FREEDOM
OF OPINION ANSWER To DAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
The Chinese Slaughter.

a letter received in New York from Shanghai
says that the city presents a painful scene of
desoiaton Many houses were completely rid.
died by shots from the French frigate, and half
the city was burnt to the ground by the rebels.
The mpcriaisls discmboweled several Of the
rebels, and sold the livers of others at a dollar
piece, where they could find purchasers for them.
Mr.. BuCHANAN.-Letters were received this
morning from Mr.. Buchanan, in which he says
he shall leave his mission about the last of Sep
TENDER, and travel in Europe for sometime before
returning to the United States.-HdSh. Star.