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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02
TIE FAC purchased in Baltimore as

The FLAG purchased IH DdItiHUIe 90 o
present to the Young Guard, has arrived. and 10
Indeed magnificent one. The sfk OF which " 10
made IL of the finest quality, The fringe and tasse
rich and heavy. and the paintings supurb; Inc
picture of the capitol with the Young Guard 10 the
foreground Is really beautiful while the likeness Of
OF Lieutenant Fry in the groupe OF officers Is 50
exactly the thing, that ell who know that gentleman
will readily recognize it ats glance. On the re-
verse side Is the coat of arms of Virginia 10 paint
ing which the artist did credit to his skill This
magnificent fl ag viii be presented by Col August,
on the Attn inst and If Col Spalding reaches the
city In time he will be requested to receive 1t on the
part of the company.
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ARMORY EAGLE INFANTRY,
Richmond, Ju y 2, 1855. :
ORDERs Eo
Pursuant to regimental orders the COM
paos viii assemble in their Armory on WEDNEs-
DAY, tina 4th Of July at ST O'Clock, A. M in tul
sunmer uniform with rounds of blank cartridges;
arms and in order for Gloss ection
By oTdsr of the Captain.
JOHN POWELL, g.
P s-Attend meeting and drill TONIGHT,
Monday, I'd inst. iy2
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The GLORIOUS FouRTH.-Ihs Ladies
of the Mount Vernon Associsiion desi2u most app
propriately celebrating the Day of National Indes
pendence. Addresses viii be made Ut the African
Church by Rev. Dr. Burrows aud D. X Weiliord.
Jr Esq 10 behs OF the noble cause OF securing 10
Virginia the home and grave Of Wsshiugton The
Fret Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers have kind
ly consented aid in the patriotic work and their
martial display and fine Band will sdd briiliancy
to the scene.
Col G. w. Munford will act IS Marshal. as,istsd
by Col T. P. August Col. w. d. Blair, Col ii q.
Caben, and Col T. B. Bigger. The ceremonies
will commence precisely at nine O'Clock, A.
ia the African Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

NOTIcE.-Our office being closed on Attn
IN OF Jaiy. ell Notes and Drafts due and psysble
on that day win please be attended t. on Tussdsy
81. 52-2t n. II MAuRX L CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

lust RECEIVED. lot of Checked
~ Linen Goats, Ps~ts and Vests, gotten up la the
very best styl. which will sell Ia suts at IS So ~
guarantee them to be cheaper than any la the city.
HENRY SHAFER.
ira Cnrner 18th ard Main sta
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fNT& u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
$500 JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YOAK

VIA NORFOLK, leaves " harf at Rockets TUESDAY
afternoon, at O'Clock.
Freight received to-day, (Monday) at II O'Clock,
and up TO the hour of O'Clock p. III, on Tuesday
Sd inst.
Passengers requested to be on board before he
hour of departure, Tuesday, O'Clock p. M.
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office, South
side of the Basin.
Cnnsignses informed that their goods will be
laod to-day, and they are requested to send down
for them.
Shippers requested to send in their Bills of
Ladirg early Tuesday evening for signatures, or
their goods will be cousigned to order
ThoIe who may prefer to join the Ship at City
Point DO 80 By the Petersburg cars. that leave
a. st O'clock "Wednesday morning.
OnIy so through TO New YORK. meals included.
iy PIT LUDbAM L. WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

WE HAVE IRIS pay ADMIT ED
w PETER WARWICK as q psrtaer 10 Gu
concern WARWICK BARKSDALE
IL tsS5-S.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

I GREYS. AT1ENTION.-In accord
ancs with BE eimeutal Orders you will parade In
III frost OF CITY HALL. on WEDNESDAY next
- July Alb, at O'Clock A. M. In Sumner uaifor N
with rounds blank Cartridges Arms and Az ooutre
mems In order for Inspection.
BY order Of Capt. ELLIOTT.
jy7 St LOUIS BosSIEUx Orderly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

increase ofpoltieal power. until ihn South shall
0e enabled, under her new system of development,
to provide better against the consequences Of
agitation and oppression.
lie expected much from the harmony produced
by the selection of officers according to the JEFF
ferson rule, and without regard TO party ante
cedents, and especially from that devotion TO
the American flag, that pride in the achievements
of American enterprise, aud that frnternal atiec-
ton which, uniting members of every section
in one bond of national honor and sympathy,
would frown upon MI attempts at encroachment,
alienation disunion.
His spc, ch was listened TO with lcep t'r
ton md elected repeated evidences If 60 r.r-
renee and approval from the audience
After he had concluded Mr. James +. John
son, of Bedford, was called 10 the stand He
declined speaking at length, in consequence of
the latencss of the honr, but gnve n half hours
rally, which seemed to do "Sam,' good from
the crown ofhis hal to the coles of his boots. At
almost every sentence he (Sam, the aforcsad)
made the rafters ring with exuberant and ire
pressible VACCINATIONS % delight. The effect of
both speeches was all that could he desired.
aud the meeting adjourned in the finest possible
spirits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

I.z--#4s ia the l4tleI part al DfE"'u - ~ "
scout IN the South Eastern section "t I'll" Icii'-
tory Tho cncamped on the PenaSco river ."
the 18th Of January, where they were joined by
Can't. Stanton and I.ients. Daniel and Walker
with 20 Dragons aud infantry. During that
nigh, the Indians set fire to the grass around the
cncampmeni and opened brisk fire OF bullets
and arrows. The next morning the hills sur
rounding were covered with them. tt troops
marehed on. fighting a. they We. 'hf Indians
sometimes approached very near ,,e4.. IN"
big chief deliberately walked mp within arrow
range of them and fired. lie was picked off by II
sergeant with rifle ball During the iight,Capt.
stanton. of the first Dragons and two men.wer
killed lie charged body of Indians aud, led
away b. the nrd5r ofpnrsuit, became separated
from his men. aud on his return was attacked 10y
large numbers from behind trees and rocks, and
unfortunately killed. lie fought with such dcs-
pcraon ns two ponies were left dehd,and one ran
into camp without rider The Indians were pur-
sued one day beyond the sources of the fenasc",
among the Sacramento mountains when they scat
tered aud fled in different directions, az the guides
could no hanger trail them. The troops started
back on the 20th of January, and Captain Ewtl
reached Los Lunos in eighteen days. the horses
being so completely broken down that the men had
TO march on foot The loss of the Indians was
from fifteen TO twenty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23
C0NnERiEii.,
Lynchburg Market.

APKIL IT, fs)a.
ToBacco-Active, and prices well supported
for all kinds. We quote LneS. common. at from
4 90 to IS 90; good, % 10 81 go. Fine
manufacturing Lugs AT from = Z" 80 Lear,
common, 6 60 10 81 on ~aed. Ul t. $50
fine manufacturing from - Ia -.
WnEAr.-White2 90 10 $50 REQ - Ito
80 90.
FLorR.-superfine SO to Sl5, ian,0.5 sill.
CORN--9O +" % ctnts per hu,hrl t 81 tl.s
OATs--55 to to cents per busbci.
We would recommend Planters to prize their
dark lugs aud leaf tobacco in large hogs!.eads.
weighing from loo Ia 1900 lbs.
JOHN CLARK,
Comm. sion Merchant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

The Washington Sentinel has most dolorous
article upon the progress and triumphs Of ''Sam."
The editor certainly has the blues. He says
KNOW Nothingism, like Asiatie cholera. is pur-
suing its wild career the whole face of the
country. The result in Connecticut and Rhode
Island has given him the hippo, and worse than
a Virginia, that stauncb old Democratic State.
exhibits strong symptoms of being caught by the
contagion which has swept through the Northern
States" Got it bady-got it as deeply as Mr..
Wise thought Amos Kendall had "blackuess"
cute ct iatus, But it wont hurt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

UP TO 3 O'CLOCK SATURDAY.
WN w IEFTWICH DroDy;otor

WM. w. LEFrWICH,...... Proprietor.
J. NJ. Cobbs, Bedford; T.. j. Early, Campbell;
Jno ID. Alexander. Campbell C. H.; II. c. Free
man, Richmond; VIM, Fcrt, A. & Co. Express;
joel b. Leftwich, John Arringtoa,A A. f. AIRING
ton, Campbell; a. l.. Train, Milford CT; n. II.
Roberts, Monroe Co. Va; John T. Reese, Bed
ford; w. p. Davis, Petersburg; VIM. Langhorne,
Roanoke; Woodson Clark, Bedford; A. l.. Wyl-
lie. Campbell w. Wells, VIM Krkham, Peters
burg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

If, asks tho Staunton Spectator, tho American
party is Whiggcry in disguise ns the I.ocotoco
papers Charge or tho "samn old coon with an
other ring around his tail" as some of the Loco
orators very facctously insinuate, why is it that
these same journals and orators, are so earnest
in their appeals TO the patriotic Wing party to
help to crush tho hydra-hended monster Ameri.
cnnsml If tho Wing and American parties are
one and tho same, ARE Not such appeals very in.
con sistcnt, not TO say very foolish
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23
From s Ho, Pe'ey bcanrd oncof The oldes soillr. IN
Kin0iS

1t gives me pleasure to add ny tc,iim"ny the ,jr.
tues nj your grrut medicine. One Of my lpoded ior."s
hid il .wr ing the cup Of The knee. about the IN.
at hens egg. Some sal II a strain AID sum"
TINT il the joint from the Knee aud Isl not
lie cured. tried oil cedur it, and ell he nimrnts
aud ointmen and thy lid 40 moro good thln wact
then by pcr~un-on Of M rieaa,, tried Il g. rufeis
Arabian Linmc1t nd wa happy la fud Il rnkc IF
feet after few days, and it hnnlN cucd the noble mi
nal tm rely hipk i, i. decidedly tie grsnte, lin
lor horse Will ~ humnn fe.h evsr knew.
fremont, TIssw u cot m March l6h, 1919
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23
p\I.AY ONrARAL.YsIS

Thal.us Smith, u Nlud Creek. rrcvc'l county,
Illinois, sny.; Il had the Of my nrnl for more
i withereI away. lawn uothiag Int skir muscle All
bone tiri all the best durtnrs and al tie remedies
could hra' of, but they did good. then con,
,nehccd the OF II &. Farrels Arabian Liunent aud
'cw bottles entirely cured me. and my ann Is now as
strong mi h'shy The other: ii j. fit rate Tor
bGrn,, sprlins aud bruises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23
RICHMOND MARKETS April 1a, 1855

The foil wing quotations wh,e.slc 3ur
small orders higher pri'r, will be charged
BAcoS-City cured and Smithfcld, hog round OLA
10 reGts Vest rn SIDES .! ,l0 Shp Idrrs 8 ,8I
Hams i0al2; Western Rugged 5al3; Queen Gil, iAns
n"c ia market; North Chr"liuu hog lound Dale rohd's
I2c.
BEFswAx-255 ia 2G5 p lb.
Cons Mx,L-sl0 10 p bus.
UuK>-st1 bus.
fLoUg.-Superina slnSll 25; Ezra Gil aOlll -;
family SEAL !. Receipts lie lat ant . ,rk small.
nUAsn w quote lcru' mn at so 10 delivered from
stnc-trom wharf, 500 Mexican 20a35 %
LIME 81 % from wharf; 81 20 u store
LrQu,ns bmt"I, ,Iaid. Dupuy < Co, S3a5 90
per eal; A. Seignctie, g Dad Sazerac 81 25a4 81;
Henncssey, - 9ju5 0n Peach at Slal 25 V.r
sinin Apple zoe; do, cd 7aas Northern do ~; i'm.
taliou,4 Ini3c. Rum, New England 4sc. very scarce.
Gin Hnlhnd sla 81; Ar"r 4jc. Wh.kev Rich
mond Rrruhrd 35a36 cash Crnclnnari 80 cts, mos.
OATs-By the careo SO t, So p 6u>h"i.
SiLT-Sne, Mt GO from whrrt; 81 ; from Store.
T"BACoo The MARKET con tinuc- active, md 'icr.
wilt sustained. Nrqnp'r rorfnon ln:> e, 81 Ia 81 4,
aud Wy fop} -, $ 81 10 IS .. C.,nnn lrai - -
To S12j; medium 10 gods 80 to sio.j0; oopi AID fn-
-irnmlng $40 1" $i3. y few hll 4 6pr m, #sr'artu
ring hI,ehern sod tde.y : 80
WHEsT-S? 50aS24 e. a. ~ .t.
N"oL--N" ga I" t,w "n.. t##.-5 g.; - =. go.
- i0 extra t;u4vn-tt.I. .l##... ..... ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

SINKING or A BRITISH VESSEL by WHALE
The London Shipping Gazette Of the Goth March
publishes the following report of Captain Jones,
of the British schooner Waterloo of Portmadoc,
which was sunk in the North sea by whale
1.-The Waterloo sailed from Linn for shiedam
with barley on the 10Th instant. At 10 A. NJ,
of the 2lst Lowesoft bearing w. by n, distant
about 80 miles, wind f. strong gale and high seas,
vessel under double reefcd canvas, upon wind,
on the part tack, percciveda largo whale to wind
ward, coming down for the vessel, partly out of
the water, and swimming at very rapid rate;
and when about 10 yards from the ships side,
dipped, and struck tho vessel, under water.
abreast of the fore-riggng on the port side, with
his head. with fearful blow when the vessel
perceived to heel and crack; and after striking
the vessel, the whale plunged in the deep, head
foremost, and rose his tail high, nearly touching
the fore yard, and then disappeared.
"Ihc pumps were fixed aud worked, but 10y
half past twelve found she had five feet water in
the well, and settling down fast, when the long
boat WIS cleared and lashngs cut away and near
" lloated off the decks, when nil hands lsix in
numbcr) jumped into her without food water,
and the master, mate, and two men, without ack-
cts, and onl y one oar and piece of another in
the boat, with the sea running very high. In
about twenty minutes after abandoning the yes
sci she cupsized, and iloated for about the Same
space of time on her side, and then disappeared,
hcadforemost, al about half pa,t +. NJ
All the time she cnp,ized there was IA French
fishing beat about four miles to windwnrd, and
on perceiving her eapSize. Immediately bore up
for the sinking vessel. The boat proved to he
No -, Captain Joseph Leelong, of Calais, which
took all the crew toard ut about , +. NJ,
where they were all most kindly rra,ed. and
landed ut Calais nj m uight, abeo hey were
provided for AMI '1enj .hrd w,tl l,r>,f- u. =
Bonham, Esq, H. ; u assl, aud -,u. jan
don
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23


Tho ma. G rugh the admir- of Hmm n P,rcival deed
Henry Daanugon Sergeant of he city of lynchburg.
ind such ttnr de bori of WiIlin y p'rrivsl
decd Caroline P'rrisal. ("idow 'fNih,am \. fnc'
val dcc'd,) f. y. Cmi-riaa ruardnn g.. Thomas 9.
PcIciyaI, Robinson Prrciyal aud William y. Prrriv Il
infant. under the age Of twenty yenr> b.! Anrew j.
Didakr their guardian al Item Dat.
This wh;rh nrpcnrs to have been duly n1atnred
in the Cicik, Otitea. Il III, oef ada Is rhmas G.
Pngb, the former mni,irnI,r Of William " trlcvn
deed Henry Duuningt n Sergeant Of the CRY Of ~ nch
burg, AMI a., such adn de bnns non of Wtm n.
ercIva dec d, caroline Pecivai the wi low ot " iam
~ prrciy1l Iced; Edward d. Chit guard u Of
ioinnt Il. endsns-Camc on ti- ~ to be h'nrd npun
the bill, exhibits and ofhc infunts defendants
by their guardian al Item, and Argued by Coun
Sc: On consideration whereof. the Cur. doth ed
Judge ode and dc,ee, that Tho>. c. Pu.h and Henry
Huntington do srverally render before OF the
msioners OF this Court account oi their respective
ransIction, administrators OF VILLAIN \. P'rri'tl
decd an tina, said commissioner do take, stat" and
settle said and make report thereof tothe
Cuut.
And the Court do the further adudgr, order md de-
cree tint sni commissioner do by publication once
week for four successive weeks in one ottIr newspapers
published in thu city ni Lyrrhug warn al the credit
or- o! suid William Pcrcva toprr'ert their cGims
-aid missioner come day To aimed in said
publication. md TINT he afterwards take account ot
the claim, against said estate, AMI il the funds in the
in the hhds of The pr'sonnI rcireeHtat Iugn ami
Dunn'neton he In-uthcleht t. pay tie whot there
at. that lie apporiinn SAID funds riraby nm ng saii
crrduots. And The Count do tho iurih adjuice order
deere that the c"mni ,sioi do TAX"
OF the real estate ri VII ch ,uid " liam PeciNWl
decd, died zed and At the annual rrni AMI prints
thereof, "a, 40, the pro ireis any such esnte at
IN ~ hrv- been soI AID paid l.. d @ ui>tiauthr
guardian Of the int, dr4h nnt,, and maze repurt 1t
prorceding this c sor in ori LEI ii "a deer
.W.buNN,NGToN OK.
The parties Interested in lHe foregoing "rier viii
take notice tint hav. appointed IN, 2ith day e May
next at my Office i" ia" ry Of iynchhnrs "a the Inn"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23
gITY4YD SITE DEPARTMENT..

ALAnMED.-lhe Democracy Of Lynchburg
are unquestianably alarmed, evidence of
which is the effort they are making 10 get all the
''hg guns of the State to speak for them. We
announced in Saturdays issue TINT Mr.. LEAKE
will speak in this city next Thursday night. We
also learn that Mr.. TIN. RlyEs, the war horse
ofPrincc George, will cone to their rescnc short
y. That's right, gentlemen; make hard light
for il j. ease of life or death, and if the latter
is your fate leave no room for self rcproaches.
for dercliction of duty, TO make more keen the
sting Of defeat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

CArrUREp.-Fishcr,o one of the prisoners who
broke Jail here few days ago,was captured near
Salem, and brought down On the cars Friday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23
I UNERAI, NOTICE

The funeral sermon of late Mrs. GRACE LEFT
WITCH will be preached the 9Th Sunday in thi.
month, (ApriL) in the Ith Street Church, il
Lynchbure, by the Rev. John L. Edwards.
anril 1927
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

The Penny Post has information from private
gentlemen who were at Lexington, after Mr..
Wise spoke there. that nenrly 300 persons joined
theo rider during that and several successive days
at that place. The speech. the Post thinks. had
II fine effect Democrats saw Wise for the first
time, and be wasn't enough of IA Democrat for
them. "He had nothing 10 take hack"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

Flour WTTH FaE irDIANs--ACcoUNT OF THE
De- 4g fHp- ~TANToN. latest arrival
... NV N".co, brings dates from Santa Fe
to the GATH February Captain Ewei and Lieuts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF-Sl 81 a 50 80 per cwt. gross, whioa
is 80 II 10 Il ! | net
IioGs-s7 80 per hundred Supply moderate.
SHEEp-S3,nS7 per head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

DEMOCRATIC FlAG.-The Democracy raised
II dag on hill la>t across The river from town
Friday evening. When we fr,t Jaw ii few at
the mterrifed were assembled beneath its folds
and, in the absence OF the American Eagle"
one Of those interesting bird, which delight so in
gathering around the remain, of departed ami
mails, wa, lesurcy and gracefully circling around
it. Whether it was the stars and the Stripcs,'
OF the .fathfi that attracted Linn we are not
prepared to say.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

NoMINATloN.-rhe Democracy of Prince Ed
ward county met at the court house Monday
last, and nominated Mr.. +. T. Tretlway for the
House of Delegates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

DELEGATE.-Dr. J. Moss Smith. of Danville,
has been appointed delegate to the American
Medical Association, which meets in Philadelphia,
on the LIST of May next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

4 ! n Circuit Court for the Corpot htion ut Lyrci-
"a burg rorrin II d and held Thursday June 22nd,
1884, Margaret PERCY |, Christopher Mclver. who
sue Tor themselves for such oti.tr creditor. may
unite il the salt ind c.nuibute the h,rt of
Plaintiff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

Campbell has been elected Superintendent of the
Richmond and DanvIe Ra!iroad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

The public are cautioned against another counterfeit.
which has gtcy male its Appearance ralIoi w u Far
rel. Arabian lnmcnf the most tangcran. of ALI the
connt.rf,4rs b,c,uS, his having the name of Farrell
mary will h,v il in rood G,ilh wtAou, the know l,d,e
shat a counerfair EXIST, and thy viii merriam. only
discover their error when the puriou. nnxt re ina.
Nioulh il. evil effect.
r,. g..,,i,, ,,,icI. IA r,s,uf,c,pre8 ,,lv h, 81 q
'"''h T,'' .n'sn'"r an" Prp'f oT, ana """eSa'e
""EE'i' NO - ni''h street, ieo''h 'In"',' 80 ""u,n
w. 'li'''." ~, .,s' w, - -,
we YOU sf' u Win ,hr ,''t''s E" p''"e tarf'" =
' u. ~ N""hi-" ""'H Us "s"'"'e on Tue
"'SSPi' - "' "'n'I' nsr 'n,'i",I'.''
''"H IL STADIUM ~ V ~ H'EsE''E
,, 'N''''ii a.
a''e i'gu"'! "u'7'R '' 'S'A'tiai'uSn'H' ''h United
''.Es.
- zee 2oAnd ~ r"n'' huh - per O"tue'
"'"''H MANl Eo IN every town. Fl'aer ans
"" ti ~ me unt'd Hiti'' IN which On" ~ not "r"dy
established. Add e.. II 6 tareA as uhoge accom-
r.Nc. arla1 itctu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

PrrrsyLyASIA CoUNTY.-The American Par
80 this county have nominated the following
ticket for the legislature: For the Senate, John
Gimer Esq; for the House of Delegates, Mes
-rs. David ). Graves and Elisha T. kecnc.
The Danyillr Register says, all three of these
gentlemen have been long and fayorably known
10 large majority of the vo,ers of that county
They are all young men a. business ;a'ants.
unexccptionahle moral character, and every way
worthy the support and confidence of the public.
The Democratic party of Pittsylyania have
nominated the following ticket For the Senate,
Capt. VIM. H. Wooding; and Col. Richard NJ.
Kirby, jr., and Thomas ". Walton for the House
Of Delegates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

CnANGEp.-1he name of the post office here
tofore called Newbern Depot, has been change
To Dublin, Pulaski county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

v "oL--N" ga Z" IN st. a##--s '
y la 10; extra 4 l.; u#avn-t..i. .#i#.s#s ..s.. 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-23

Discussion At PlTrsYLyASIA {. H.-Messrs.
Bococl and Claiborne. the candidates for Con.
gress in this District met in discussion at Pitt
sylvnnaC. H. on Monday last. Our business
engagements were such as to preclude our listen
ing to the entire speeches of either gentleman
We were enabled, however. to hear enough of the
discussion 10 warrant in the assertion, that
Mr.. Bocock did not fully sustain his reputation,
able, skilful, and eloquent debater on the
husings. On the other hand, Mr.. Claiborne's eff
fort, was infinitely superior to what we had here
toiore been led to expect of him. We confess,
that in the outset, we had some mi>givings as to
his ability to compete successfully with his OPP
ponen. A few minutes, however, satisfied us
that the American party had nothing 10 fear for
their cause in his hands. His positions were
tirey impregnabr, while many of his appeals to
the crowd were truly eloquent and thrilling. and
told with effect upon the assembage DanrWe
Register.
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