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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


uMPOarATsON.--I SPORT
/ i ISa wARE-Hou sE--where viii be found the lsIses
Racs Deans English selftaetins Five shooer, Colts Al
lens and rhurbets Reviewers and single Pistols Powder
Nip,s wrsnehas rleys coeIs and @ d Percussion esr.
Diamond Pow der and American Powder ali tin. Compress
bullets. Buck and Small shot Liquor fasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery, KNIVES. Razors hnc assortment d
ort Moaes. tod Silver Ivory aud Crooked sword aud
Plain and every thing in onr line 10 suit Gun makers
lot Of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
WIN ''>''4 wM D. Z FISHER. opposite the
soplsts Norreil iiaass Iyuehbutg. Va
IN STORE aNO ron ssGG, Lot OF
yc superior Clover ana oishsd 80 AnroSs
SPLENDID NAT EOH ~Joo.-s ha.. n
~ very pretty spring style Moeskin Hat at three DOLLAR
THIS Hat made for has my name IN ii and = COED
handsome Hat ma lrfsl = hhNh' II
lAn Lbs. Prime Mountain Lime In nr-' r"'e
sps.to '''''' ''''' '''''' u An II NoNLN.
- cni sera,or-: Hcnigcra,or- :-am Of Ibis
INVALUABLE article yet Tor sale, which VIII d.c 81 on
the most reasonable i'rni' Apply carly A "INSloN-
corT nsTs, SOFT UAr-,,-Hi.rn, Clas-
- n Dove. Pawn, Lilac, Drah, brown Pearl aud White
Also BLACK and Pearl ventilated Hats Of he most
fashionable styles opened, at shAbIh :.
api an
4 Aw~s. LAWNS, LAWNS. Jus, opened,
pieces Plain BLACK and White Law ~ cts.
worth IT, Please all aud oFamno them
lNor rcn,--Tbe store 1ou-e recent, occupied by
II r. o Doas. Campbell Court House II contains two
dcr"d desirable stand for any Kind f bnsnes Possession
given Immediately JOHN II. ALEXANDER.
apl i9du Campbell g
Two AuHROTNpIsIs.-
y Chrystd Nitrate silver pnre Arctie Aid.
snlp Iron. Nitric "
Hvposulph soda .suipuTic Acid
lodide Ioiass Snph stiher wast'd
BROMIDE polass. AtNunds PuTr Aiel
Cyanide potass, PURE Nire pulyd,
Best White FtlteTiug Paper
good Of The aud alt other chemicals used by
ypss constantly hand and viii be sold
able prccs. STROfHER WHITEHEAD.
api42h Druggists
ENINE CLOTHS AND Dor sKsNs,-Esirn
y hne Black French Cloths, Dee skins Black and Fancy
Velvet NcstnRa heavy Winter Gassiheres, SO, Sc lower
than ever, at tdce sol %M L. PAGES
Nurn- Eurni.hing 4. Gods shirts, 4 oil r. II nd
4 shiris Stocks Neck Ties Handkerchief Gloves &c
cheap rcash dee t.tsl VIM. l.. PAGE
CAWD.--Haring. sold my interest ~ the Ds-
~ Euerrenn Gallery In this place 10 M JAMES kEAGf.
would respectfully the favorable attention
of the public akfa Artist aud gentleman whom they
rely Come thru, and of his inlmtabl" AN
BROTfPES. which only Toe him Ia this
aud kind attention received generous public du
ring residence Of over eight years. l.. L., GIBBS.
oc i2u-kep copy.
Ma Rye Whi-icy mud Brandy
~ A large stock Of old Whlsk.vf
French Brandy Apple brandy, Rum Gin. Sc.
For salcby ldcc l2ul LIE JOHNSON
lNAusIX AND EXTRA FLOIH.-Fn"iIy,
II Extra and superhno Flour in and Tor sale by
to oats LEE JOHNSON.
AUTHORIZATIONS 4
- JONES viii have, In few days,
20 eases that celebrated ~ g Slick I.corice,
20 do do . Mass do,
To which they the attention If manufacturers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29
Read the Truth about our Tart Oil.


During sleigh ride this winter past discovered
tce and the SKIN OF place
the traces rubbing the inside the thigh applied your
Iurf On and IN day or two he well Another
mule which was working Ia my dray became unable
walk On e1amiung his foot discovered slnal
Inches long the head Ny driver
be would be good for nothing the nall ont Inserted
piece OF lint and Turf OIL and him once
and ron that moment he has lost hour good
ever also saw horse badly snagged the outside
snches wide from heh he stiff day two Your Turf
th wa applied and brought them entirely sound
truly one Of the remedies for
known and have lived in drug store or several years Use
this 10 think proper Yer
Ro Messrs Dove & Co. j II wElSIGER
For sale by sTROTHER q wHITEHEAD
ma , aom Lynchbnrg
vDROGREss1CN II EAlsN's PONGRAs 4
GALLERY, Main street Lynohburg Is one OF the most
extensive and best in tho The reception
Is Of hne sizes neatly furnished and embehcd
epeeimeps Of the various styles of poaure known To tho
photographic The Ambrotype beautifully coored Pho
tographs combining the trutbfalncss the with
the eeganey OF finish in the best engrayngs also la
gnereotypes of every size.
The operating large commodious large
good not better results be produced when the Sun
shines brightest Mr. X will be happy Sec At all times
the ifyes OF the beautiful whether they wish pictures
or mot The very haerng he
me past the hope that during the
he may have tho pleasure Of placing
face which will ts,as impershable the which
the impression made Especially would he appeal the
ladies many Of whom about beautiful will
bethen secure the shadow the substance fades Bring
your friends with husband chld-ssi part
ings Will come, hna sions take place Then
twill alleviate and soften the pangs Of hour.
look upon the bright images hearts cherish ed In other
Come onecome everybody Lockets breastpin rings etc
constantly on hand, lmay SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

WYE have opened very superior As.
w sorment Parasols OF the NOR Antique Satin
Clinic Plain and watered silk patterns ladies
very Umbrella, aud excellent lot of Silk Bingham
Cotton Umbrellas which invite the attention of pur
chasers JAS. A. SrIGLER & co.
may 6-ts-Rep, copy.
EUNS.-We have just received beautiful stock of fine
u and common Guns which invite the attention
sportsmen and the public generally.
oc dts j u. GREGORY e. co
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w. ii. MOS BY.

Ts..- sss, Notice 10 Northern Travellers
kx& - g.:.sss..ss.sss:s e HEAPEST AND MOST com
NORTHERN CITIES via FREDFRIC, sR1fpG and AC
QUA CREEK.
through ticket from Lynchburg Baltimore ..Sll 90
Richmond to Washhton., =. ) 81
Baltimore. .''''.'..... + 90
:" Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. { %
Passengers and baggage conveyed Danvile earsto
the depot ON Broad street FREE CHARGE Get supper
Ashland, l6 miles above Richmond
lg' For particulars enquire of A W HORNFR
apl 10 d]m+ Agnrt Sui 81 p p
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DlCmmoND AMP BOSTON LINE

ciNss, cXlrcssly f1r ~
trade and have accommodations
They commanded by experienced CAPTAINS WI o,s
fled for the trade and who will spare oXcrnn Ia
MEDIATE '"'
They will be towed and down the by steam A..
may be relied on to sail promptly as advertised Merrl
going North ordering goods from Boston will ,ind
their interest TO ship by this line as it is the regular linz
and freight VIII always be taken as low as by any other y
sells and every effort will be made by agents In
and Boston to give satisfaction. '""
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obto;n, =
share of patronage 3" 'u"
The vessels viii lie in Richmond a. the Dock and n ~
RoweS Wharf - "a 'os
DAVID & WIN. GI.RRIE Ricbmond
ALLEN WELTCH, Boston Agents
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- il this das Dissolved by mutual consent Al persons
having raims against viii present them to DIILARD
aTFNLKE fr payment, aud those indebted will naks pay
the Tho Of the is only be used
Ia liquidation WIN \. DIILAED,
dts JAS e WALTON.
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NEW HooKs. NEW nOOKs..

NEW HOOKS. NEW HOOKs.,-
~ Reports Cases Decided in the Special Court APP
reals of Virginia held Richmond. Iulex
Gratton Reports from the II to the NJ vol, inclusive by
John NJ Patton jr., and Roscoe Is. Heath price So.
Lists National system of Political Economy,
Harris Discourses of Freemasonry,
The Gospel in Ezekiel by Guthrie,
Mordeica. Portugal and the Andalusons of Spain,
Edith the Quakcr's Daughter,
and Travels In the Enst, by DR. Dorr,
Prescotis Philip the Second,
Shorpoc Rccolleeions of Gmpses of American Life,
Christine, or Woman's Trials and Triumphs by Curtis
Woodhll the Ways of Providence by Talv
Thoughts and Apothems by Arch Bishop Whaely,
Ernest Lnwood by Mrs Lee lienu,
Lppueotis Pronouneing Gazetteer of the Wcrd,
Rogers Table Talk.
Tales from the German, by Famess,
Toilng and Hoping, by Jennie Marsh
For Ssle by PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
They have just received assortment of Transpa
Window Shades and Paper Hangipgs.
3-ts
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I M ..--+s
line Is composed Of the following vessels and ssi
from New fork every three days. Al uwn.d in
Igab, ma
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Ia c-p your F.si Wnro.-Just received BY Express.
N frozh lot 81 Over Gaitea great protection the
nness anl feet fe 1-sl Nm L. PAGE
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- virginia 4, TENN
HAILROAD

]
Gzx{ & Z ssSsss~1sszs4 MINER ARRANGEMENT - TO
TAKE EFFECT MAY lst 1856
On and after Thursday the list Nav next tho Moi, and pas
hge tram VIII leave the Depot in Petersburg daily except
Suudays O'clock a. IN arrive nj frnction)
al c foa NJ at 945 a. M and at Lynchburg l2 30.
Leave Lynchburg at O'clock p M. arrive at Farmvillc
tersburg at 20 p IN = ' 49, "
me CITY POINT TRAIN will leave the Depot In Peters
uny except Snndnys) at G30 and l2 M connecting
daily with the James RIVE boets for Norfolk and on ed
neay aud Saturday morning with the steamers jamestown
anu NVaioke Tor New y olk. T.. A. GOODWIN,
dpI LUIS
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HATS. HATS! nATs!!.--S PRING n
u FASHIONS FOR ls36-STITZER will introduce keU
Spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday in March, ~
his and the public generally
which viii be Hat in this market in beau.
quality and finish. Also, lot of beautiful
Young All those desiring fine Dress Hats
eclipse any thing this market will please call the sign
the BLUE HAT.
kinds Hats made order with neatness and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed usual
SITS WIN SITTER
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK.. PlRi id silks
~ plain and figured Darsge Ginghams Lawns Calicoe,
and almost thousand other articles just received Tor
cheap, for cash. JNo j. PURYIS, agent
may l9ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

M AIfkEssEs! MArTRESSEs!.-I
prepared to I'LL orders for description Mattrase
iiar shuek Cotton W DOL and Moss-on the most aceoum
dang terms and at the shortest Call
AT the Auction Store OF
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BIG Inland, bedford county, Va, Nov 7, Itdi
Messrs, Dere ACoGenemenifu used about fourth nj
bottle of your Turf on upon tho back my
back almost ever entirely place large
hand and this single application n nly applied cured
ny entirely and permanently really surprised the
qniekness TIA cnrsure properties and think prompt
and efheAcops than snYthing Of the kind and
have sold housa d. q bottles Of other preparations similar
purposes
Respectfully. J +, BoNDURAHT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

manufacturer full supply II rump- various
aud patterns suitable for cstorns wells railroad stations &e
Also large stock uf Lead Pipe, varons sizes, which offer
extremely low prices AT the Stove aud Range
Warehouse. Main street. ma II dts e. y. BLISS,
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CLOvER SEED, SUGAR, &C.

lNLOVEK NEED SUGAR, NJ
~ Superior Clover Seed
New Orleans Sugar;
Coffee
Clarified do
Loaf aud Powdered Sugar;
Fine Gun Powder and Black Tea
Mitchcls Candles for sale accommodating terms by
ma its NJ HOLIINS & co
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DRY gooDs, GROCERIES. &C.
r,rST,Yur~. coop- ron Spring aud

EGNTgFuENs GOODS FOH SPRING aud
IL srMMER-The subscriber has feeexed bis stock for
spring enusisns Of the usual variety u BIZ
and eolored cloths Doe skins Fancy Marsales and SILK
asfingA plain French Gas.meres hne aud
side Dap DeEte aud large lot Of linen drilling ard Mar
aios pants suits a. shirts, Collars aud Drawcrs-ah
nds aud sizes snd make half hose gloves,
rndo HANDKERCHIEF cAyats scafs ties and all Kinds Of
# trimmings Is the best to be found In this
place.
Any above goods viii be sold as low they be
ug elsewhere be made mp to order short notice
Gentlemen viii please call aud examine before buying.
M f.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

II -ENTER1sE-In this go ahead world of aud
particularly this ahead city the grand secret Of decided
enterprise aud tact although unless real merit
company requisites ihoy prove almost worthless
specimen what merit aud enterprise do may
found Al Clothing House Of JACOB NEWMAN, ~ he
makes most ~ his work np here ana has brought large
made Clothing also, very large stock of
goods which he w make order Mt the shortest
They partly of cl tbs Cassmeres MRrsoies, aud
Linen Goods The linen is well shrunk before making.
strive please all who nay with call My stock
is neat aud tasty All ask call to insure another
sure 1T warranted or M sale. JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner of Main and Market streets
Iynchhurg Va.
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VI J. PURYIs. agent IS selling good bargs la all knt
ry Good. The public viii please call and examine
stsrk 81 cloths Cashmere Nestings Monslns Msrnos
paeeas Ac also stock of white. Gnoda domestic 60
ians Caieocs Sc &e all u which will be sold cheap &
y dtsf
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RASON AND uiRD.-Racon and Inra ~,
, consignment and fol- sale by ~ '" %"
= - LEE JOHNSON
uIMG LADIEs-A very large .,o,L ~
4 PRINTS French Work and variety Of ,ybito ~, OF
very low rates, fS sale by y GtGGEXWrtwWSS al
(DIIfH', S' "" rooms aud n Dwelling for rent
-, avo an the above buildings rent if annleatian H.
ma y d,sit S' JNO. j. pURNIS, agent
c&Ek CARRIAGES, BUGGIES RoC.y,
IT. w aiS &c &c.--JoHN II. DIplAkr snccassan
h.,o, 10 ms father H. NJ. Ddlake has inst renaoI u
o., lot OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIFS Sr Uo 10 49,.
20 ph up any work order and all rcnai,s
p ~ ~, done having in his employment Mr. r n Ny
,i, = Wv pos N"ach smiths in America having sarrad
fhe State. "''"iihg establishments IN
uNUD,, ~, ma IA dts
u bv JUST received
ian l5-dscs 'iAhi-Eh q JONES,
q. -, =, DrIggss
-, HOSIERY, Ac.-Shir,s an,l un-.
al kinds-some large as 46 inches nian anA Nv,
Ties &c. &c, ' summer 1faVas Stocks,
nay 21.tS WIN l. PAGE
X AiLh FLOUR.-FamiIy FIour h, on...
sae IS Jus received and for sale nv " f""'c'
LEE g. JOHNSON
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Now READY FOR ENHIHuTION-A large
IN assortment of MANTLES of bsau,itu s,yics
% SIS 90 with thirty patterns ali ed
the most fashionable manufactures In New York
apl 9-ts JOHN ABRAIIAMS
HNibson's Pare Rye Whiskry, better Sirnn Old
IL Bourbon Bumgardnsrs just IL hand from ockbtgc
apl j ID & Is II NoWI1N,
Superfcr Grass Cloth by the yard, with about
y 800 Skirts, ready male from the same material
api CTS JOHN ABRAHAMS,
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23
A Manufacturers Opinion.

Mr.. w. A. Crocker, an intelligent manufacturer
OF Massachusetts,, in a recent letter, presents to
the sectionalists of the North practical view of
what would be the effect of disunion, CONNER
cially and pecuniarily upon that section of coun-
try. He tells them that "a dissolution of the
Union would depreciate the value of the property
of the New England States fifty cents on the
dollar. The wheels of the manufactures would
be stopped, the implements of the mechanic would
be put by, the ships decay at the decaying wharves
and the grass spring in the streets Of the towns
and cities. These would be the material conse.
quences. The moral consequences may be summed
up in single line. The destruction Of the worlds
last hope"
We know Mr. Crocker well. He is resident
of Taunton, Massachusetts,, town of $4,000 in
habitants, which owes large share of its prosper
ity to himself and the family of which he is a
member. No man in Massachusetts, can calculate
more accurately the value of the Union to the peo-
pie of that State than can Mr.. Crocker. His bus-
ness and that of his neghbors, is transacted
through agents in every State and dissolution
of the Union would also dissolve house that for
quarter of century has withstood the financial blasts
that have destroyed so many of ia contemporaries.
He therefore looks with just adherence upon those
"consummate architects of ruin" whom Massachrl-
sets has sent to the National Councs-those
bankrupt shoemakers, those clergymen without
parishes and those lawyers without Briefs
"Who license mean when they cry bertyp
and whose sole efforts at the present session of
Congress seem to have been exerted to widen tho
breach which previously existed between the North
and South.
What is now wanting, in Massachusetts,, and
other Northern States, is concentration of the
strength and influence of those who have stake
in the country in favor of Mr.. Fillmore who is not
sectional candidate-and who has already adj
mnistered the government with such singular wis
dom and success as to have extorted even from bis
political opponents the wsrmest commendation.
To Mr. Crockcr personaly--to Mr.. Appleton or
Mr.. Lawrence, or any other New England capital
ist IL is OF no consequence Cho the President may
be. But 1t is to them of vast consequence what
the President may be. They want no offices or
contracts. All that they require is regular sta
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23
CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members of the National Es-
sc,ttiUe Committee Of the american Party, have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
OF the AMERICAN ORGAN, as On authoritative erpo-
rent and advocate of the principles of the Amsri-
can Party, have been completed
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence of
the american Party, in every section of the Con-
iedsracy and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of KY. !.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, of N. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON Cry, D. c., May 18th, 1855.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23

In this city, last evening MARY LIZZY infant
daughter of WIN. A. and CATHARISE BAIRD.
In this city, on the 2lst inst, JOHN ELLIOT, in
fant son of Charles and Susannah Brown, aged six
months.
In this city, the 18th instant SYLVESTER
KANE, infalt of NJ. A. i. and james j. Kane.
In this city, on the 22d Instant EMMA AMELIA,
infant daughter of William and Jane NJ. Thomas
Her funeral will take place this afternoon nj half
past o'clock from the family residence, corner of
11th street and Massachusetts avenue
In this city, on the 2lst inst, OLIVER FANNIN,
infant son of Philip and Lenora Clayton, aged Is
months
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23

THE KENTUCKY ELECTIONS. The official returns
of the recent elections in this State have not vet
been received in full. As soon as our table is
completed, says the Louisville Journal we shall be
able to show that the outcry of the Sag NIGHTS
has been "great cry and little WOOL" perfect
hog-shearing operation. The returns will show
an actual gain for the American party, so far as
any test can be applied. They will also show that
majority of American candidates have been
elected, that the g-Nchts polled very nearly the
whole of their aggregate vote, and that the whole
aggregate American vote in the State was not
polled by many thousands.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23
What q Wonderful Mani

The Washington Union of yesterday, in dis
coursing upon the late message of Frank Pierce,
of New Hampshire, to the present Congress,
now in extra session, is truly grandiloquent in
its eulogy upon this famed gentleman, com
pairing him, in his message, in his calmness,
in his good conduct and in the circumstances
that surround him, to James Madisoni Ye
gods, and little fishes ~ Frank Pierce COM
pared to JAMES MADIsoNl A mouse compared
to q LIoNi An ant-hill to the CoRDILLERAs !.
A farthing rushlight to the MERIDIAN SUN |
Well, it is fit that the Washington Union
should be the medium through which to per-
petrate such burlesquel 1t is fit that the
Washington Union should be the first and
only press in the civilized world to insult the
country by such compai'sonP There surely
can be no other press In Christendom that
would thus degrade the memory and the mer-
its of statesman.
We shall not further allude to the compari-
son drawn by the Union, but we are unwilling
the people of this mundane sphere should fail
to appreciate the .for6earance of Frank Pierce
under great and trying indignitiesI Hear the
Union:
" 1t is refreshing TO the faith of the patriot who
finds it difficult to restrain himself from undue ex-
element in the midst of the stirring events which
now imperil his country to perceive that the Chief
Magistrate, with whom is intrusted the whole
executive power, is calm, and unmoved by passion
or irritation, and presenting himself before the
representatives Of the States and the people as .
patriot and statesman should do, and in the true
sense and spirit Of the President Of the whole re-
public, has briefly but fully stated the causes which
have compelled him under a high sense of his
responsibility, TO convene an extraordinary session
OF Congress. There Is no unkind or offensive
word uttered by him. He even intimstes no
rebuke. IL in his conscience, no man could
well help, he is compelled to enter up an accusing
Judgment against the great wrong and perilous ex-
pertinent which has been made, of adding new
element to the already disturbing causes which
endanger the peace Of the country and the safety
of the Union, he has In the wso spirit of forbear-
ance locked II up from the public gaze, and, sub
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23

BILE government, such as has been enjoyed by the
people OF all countries whose history has been
marked by prosperity aud happiness.
Under the benefcent influence Of the Union and
the Constitution, these gentlemen have not only
accumulated fortunes for themselves, but have
built up towns and cities where previously nought
existed but sterility and poverty. They OF all men
are the las. to be willing to rush into any untried
experiment, to follow an ignis tatSa's, whether
emanating from the swamps Of Mariposa or the
fens OF Carolina. Nor will they. Our word Tor 1t,
when the day Cor action arrives the class OF cti-
zens to whom we refer viii be found banded,
shoulder to shoulder, for FILLMORE AND THE Con-
sTITUTIoN
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23

DECLINES TO SERyE.-The Hon. Mr.. Goode, one
of the Democratic Electors of Virginia, says he is
no longer acting with the Democracy. He is All
old-line Wing, and, being opposed to some of the
features of the American organization, he has
acted with the Democracy. But having been in
Congress with Buchanan, and knowing that he
cannot be trusted the question of slavery, whilst
from his serving with Mr. Fillmore, and his action
while President he knows that Mr.. F. can be
relied upon, he therefore goes for Fillmore.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23

THREE PERSONS SHor.-Richard Peverel, his
sister, Mary, and his grand mother, Mary Savage,
we're shot at and severely wounded, by Henry
Lloyd living near the Canal Basin, on Thursday
evening. Peyerel, his sister and grand mother
were engaged in gathering pears from the orchard
of Lloyd, which they say they had previously pur.
chased, when they were fred on by Lloyd twice,
both loads taking effect on all three OF them.
These facts were yesterday made known to the
Commonwealth Attorney for this county, who
has taken steps to have Lloyd arrested and
brought up for examination. Alexandria Gazette.