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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
OBITUARY.

DIED at the residence of his Father In this
u ROBERT PARKS DANIEL Of Robert Daniel in
year of his The deceased previous
his DEATH had his skull fractured by stone thrown
OF this city Medical aid was Immediately procured but
injury proved too serious for the skill of man. and the
bloom of youth after suffering intensely for weeks he
ken from his fond parents and kind friends though without
leaving behind him full evidence the consong reflection
that death 10 him. but passage this
and brighter world His physical sucrng though severe
did eXtOr from him murmur his sad lot and he
the certain approach Of death with cool self possession
tortude seldom exhibited by of ripper years.
Finding himself fast falling and seeing that those who h,
watched over lin with the deepest anxiety had been
abandon all hope of his recovery he requested that
might the who had thus hurried him from
life saying that he freely rgave him. and bidding
fectonate farewell to those around him. and atng
To meet him Heaven his spirit gently weuded its
meet that of brother who died
who few day before he ondly and joyfuy
hope of meeting around the throne of his God His
relations and friends will long cherish his memory
with saddened hearts, his untimey end
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
ARRIVALS AT THE
Washington hOusc-sncnd n Ctarit. propr-.

July 2nd.-J Thompson, Riceville; j Barnes,
Halifax Jno Hill, Prince Edward; = Furgason.
Liberty; Thos Lyme, Baltimore VIM Layinder AM
herst j Terrell r Terrell r w Terrell, Halifax:
Jno Lobban, Baltimore Tobt Steptoe, Bedford:
Lacy, Jno Lacy, NJ Reaves, Master Reaves
Halifax; Walter NJ Fuqus, Bedford; Walton Fuqua.
Amherst; Jno b Luster, Roekbridges VIM NJ Wood II
servt' buckingham; j charott Charlotte Geo
Mills, Richmond; JAS Harris Buckingham; Jno b
Gray, Miss; Mrs Crockett, Wytheville Master Crockett
Abemarle; jno Dinwiddie University of Va; + b
Herndon Campbel Ino Staples. Patrick { II; Thos C
Keats. Pttsylyana c II; Jno II Swinney j Dinwil-
die, VIM Terrence, Thos d Evans, Miss Evans, Mrs
franklin Campbe " Graves T. r Jones, Pittsyl-
Vania: + l. Claiborne, 7 Saunders, Jas kiekerson l.
Dickerson, Franklin DR. + Austin, Campbell;
II Mssely, Floyd; W p Tatum, Powhatan; D 6 Tho
mas Mont'Y;J Kent, Roanoke; I Lawsod, jr., Rich
mond; W Whaling Wisconsin; NJ Bnrks, Am
herst; N Dennis, Liberty; c Freeman p II Callan.
Salt w Branch W Reid, city, II Harmeling, & T
r. Z Ora ham, Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

on Has t1e 'eor'3 ban Progressing 2 S,th of the.e
We're wen written and well received The Pfra Hon
or Mea0f was presented by c. J. Armistead to ] B.
DAVIS who received it in very feeling and delicate
manner The Best Speakers Medal was presented nv
J. y McPhal N an eloquent aud pleasing address 10
J. H. Speed, who replied to in polite spcech and
thanked the Society for the honor conferred On him
j. b. Davis then delivered the yacdictory address and
thus ended this pleasant meeting of the old philan-
thropic Society
On Thursday the degree of A. T. was conferred
upon the following gentlemen of the GRADUATING
class CD. Armstead, ] Il. Davis R. H. koso D.
Lacy, \. \. Pollard, Jno. Richardson J H. Speed, n
b Nenable, Branch \. Watson; and that of A. NJ
upon the class of 1853.
Addresses delivered by the following Ri
helso, "1he Progress If .1aerican literature The
speaker acquitted himself with great honor aud bore
OIL many bogpet the victors reward Old Bed
ford might well be proud of two such sons rs Dick
inson and kelso, both of whom have done honor To
their alma mater. The next speaker was Branch A
Watson Crusaders and their E1tctsn who treated his
subject in an admirable manner. and received the
attention of the audience and was favored by the la
dies with several boquets. The vaedictory address
was delivered by j. h. Davis and ELECTED the kind Mt
tenton of the large audience and when he concluded
many an eve was wet with tears. The Alumni So
eiety held its meeting tho evening and elected %
representative To address them the Commence
ment, aud wehope all the old graduates who can will
be present ON that occasion.
The usual party, complimentary TO the gradual
ting class came Off on Thursday night and manvn
bright eyed beauty there and
Loving eyes lookd love to eyes that spake again,
And all went merry n marriage bell
&c, &c. pUlLO
DISCOVERIES IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coal de-
posts, and strong Alum Spring have recently been
discovered IN Greenbrier county, near Lewishurg.
They are both highly spoken Of by the papers
CAN'T AFroaD rr."Come in joe and let's take n
drink
THANK We Thomas. cant afford it,"
''Well but I'll pay for it.
20, I'm not speaking of the money"
'What then p
Loss of health and energy, moral principle, char
aetor, peace OF mind selrespect and sweet breath
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Tt gedy il Arkansas.

We clip the following from the Fayetteville
(Ark) Independent of 9th inst.
"At Evansville. on tn" Cherokee in this 'oun
tv, on saturday lasi there was bloody wosk. FL
liz Bailngton shot dave johnson directly through
the body, bat did not kill him, although to look
at The place. where the bali entered aud where
it came out. ii appears like miracle that il did
not. johnson returned the fire killing Buling
ton Instantly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

Defeat Of the Topeka Dill in the house triumph
fine nserpatues-Judge Douglas bill for
The admission Of Kansas -depaature Of Gen.
Gadsden for Merico.
WAsmING1oN.Jnne3 30. 1856
The defeat of the Niger wor>hopers in the
House to day was unexpected by them. and they
feel greatly Disconnected Mr.. Goodies motion
To IRE consider was made under Misrepresentation,
and will be Withdrawn to morrow and it IL not
believed any other member who voted in the ma
ioritv can he found to renew it. 1t is thus seen
that the conservative element is stronger,even in
Congress. than was supposed. The Senate bill
will undoubtedly pass both Houses.
Senator Douglns reported his bill to day. 1t Is
similar to Mr.. Toombs' hill, but is quite lengthy
1t provides for calling convention to torn State
constitution for Kansas.the election to be held on
the first Monday Of December that the eonst-
tuition may be adopted aud the State admitted at
the next session of Congress. Five commission
crs ARE to be appointed TO make registry of white
male citizens residing in the Territory at the time
Of the past oi the act.
The Prrsi lent has assured Gen. Cass. ant has
authorised him 10 state that III selecting Coninls-
soners all sections and the different parties of the
country shall b. fairly represenied.by the choice
fmen fthc highest standing and different shades
Of opinion. The bill will probably pass the Sen
ate on Wednesday. il being understood that the
Senate will not adjourn until tho bill shall have
been disposed OF.
The defeat Of the Topeka bill to-day makes the
passage of this bill by the House highly proba-
Bile.
Gen. Gadsden left last evening for Mexico. -
The President requested him to return to that
country a. soon "a possible. therefore the stories
in reference to his being suspended are all gam
mon.
A large and enthusiastic "American" meeting
was held here Tonight The Front Of tho City
Hall was Splenddy adorned; the flag which La
favettn presented to Washington was exhibited
and received with o,rrrs. Cannon.inusic aud fire
works formed prominent part Of the proceed
ings. Senator Crttdndon among the speak
Mr.. Brooks appeared before the Criminal
Court this morning. accompanied ny Messrs. Orr
and Keit: hut the witnesses had been discharged
until further notice, owing To the District Attor
npy having received a note from MIR. Sumner, say
ing his physician did not think it prudent Tor hun
health.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
The Markets..

New YonI July 2d.-Flonr advanced. State 80
90; Ohio SO 40 Southern 81 20
Wheat higher. Southern Red ~ To- White 81 80.
Corn firm aud unchanged
Virginia o's 93p.
RLrmonf, July 2d.--flonr hrmor, 80 ~.
Wheat aud Corn unchanged. Some new white
Wheat ut 81 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
ssMPsoN a $50 gnEn, S-S-<.--.

G3J SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, t&s7sw'
w LYAcHBuRG; April = st le56-Ne az6s fy-HSy
~ now In receipt OF the heaviest, and most
varied stock has yet been pleasure to offer to liberal
public =,
Those will establishment with visit VIII be
the superior character aud style of
our goods beside finding the ample assortment In
trade consisting Of Heavy and Fancy Hardware,
Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Guns and Rifles, Aliens
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Tackle. Silver Plated Ware of warranted quality Block
Tin and Britannia Goods Saddtry. Carriage, and Buggy
trimmings. Shoemaker's Findings Floor and Table on
Cl.ths Carpenters, MIwrRits Wbeewrights, and
Smiths Tools Housekeeping articles Of almost every
desrrpton Window Shades Gilt Conice Bands and Pins,
Sc Sc House Building Materials such French Glass and
Locks Of every style and furniture Sc BE Farming uten
ss generally Grain Cradles Grass Blades and tools
of ever variety be found In such establishment,
wholesale retail prices Onr stock Is chiefly from the
nfarurers selected in person. and those
tho may call they win fnd assortment unsurpassed any
nart of The south CItAS. SIMPSON
- s. NJ. SIMPSON.
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short notice every variety of Plain Fancy and
Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING at greatly reduced
prices facilities for doing fine work being daily
by receipt Of the latest styles of Types Borders
Cuts &C. the best Foundes in the North, would
respectfully friends and the public generally
orders for printing filled In the best
prices charged any establishment
southof Baltimore.
e. Jobs printed in coors in the finest style of the and
warranted o give satisfaction.
CARDS CARDS !! CARDS ~ Printed very swift
Yankee Press at extraordinarily cheap rates.
- TERMS CASH lmal7-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

The STIR Of the West met the steamer Sultaua ON
her way up. with forty more members If the same
company. The Republican learns, reliably. TINT
this company is 10 ne paid secretly, by Chicago,
s,oo each f,r going In Kansas, part the mo
ney Ia he expended in arms and ammunition, and
The remainder RENTED after landing NJ their des
i'nailon, Thirty DAYS provisions were also pro
vded. After lenving Alton. the Company found
that the contract would not be- fulfilled. which
caused much dissatisfaction nnong thcm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
Arrival Of the Canada Advance In
the Markets News UniuNpOrtant.

Nsw Yoak July The Canada has arrived
Flour is n trnc hi CHER and In good request nj ad
vance of Cd to Is finer qualities. The circulars
differ in quotations. Wheat has advanced I'd. aud
Is In fair enquiry.
Corn is in active speculative demand at an advance
of Is az Is Cd
The news IL unimportant generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Tclesrnphea Esprc..ly fer shc ..yirslnlnn..
Congregational Herbert Indicted.

WAsuIsaroS July 2d.--Procee1ings thus far are
unmportant. The SENATE Ia still In session, debating
the Kansas hill
Herbert has been indicted for the murder of Thorn
as Heating and committed 10 Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

VTIIIiFFTI JUITF
Gentlemen have arrived here from Kansas
who report concerning the dsarnlng of the Chi
caso COMPANY at Lexington, that from three to
FIVE hundred Ms>ourians and South Caronians
who had been driven from Kansas by Col. Sum
mer together with some of the citizens of Licking
ton gathered nj the landing. armed with cannon
and threatened to FIRE the boat if their demand
waa not complied with. Under these circum-
srances the Capt. of the steamer insisted upon
the delivery of the arms. as the only way 10 pre-
vent the destruction of the boat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

The Star of the West has put back on her
turn trip aud will land the Chicago company at
Alton. Illinois. They are conducted back under
guard ot party of Sonih Carolinian-; and being
unarmed. there is M danger Of a conflict
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

"A SADDLE n uARNESS MAN. ~
EEh61fM UFACTORY.-The undersigned hav- sSSaslr
u N&e ing formed aCopartnership for the pur tF~
pose of conducting general SADDLE " u
ny AND HARNESS BUSINESS under the Arm and style Of
DAWSON WILKINS have purchased the stock of the late Ed
ward Thurman, and taken the stand Ave doors below the
Market house formally occupied by him They have also pur
chased In the market large and varied stock all art
c,s found Saddle and Harness Manuf,ct1r
large and well sorted stock Of Sddds Saddle Bags Brit
dies Harness. DC will be kept constantly ON hand Strict
attention will be given to REPAIRING.
undersigned selves that after experience
all branches Of their business they will be
able all work in their line In the best styles
and upon notice They solicit the patronage
the Edward Thurman their friends
the public generally with the that oxeron
viii be made the appreciation of their customers
COUNTRY ORDERS will receive prompt attention
SAMUEL H. DAWSON
l2d&clmol ROBERT =. WILKINS
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FOR THE yfRGINlAN.

HAnppES SIDNEY CoIL2GE-Theann Commence
mcnt of this institution took place in College Church,
on the 25th and 26th inss., in the presence OF
large audience composed chiefly of ladies who had
come from all the adjoining counties and ncighboring
cities to grace this intellectual feast and encourage the
Young men in their up the rugged hill of sci
cncc: and. perhaps never more beauty gathered
here or more powerful to please.
On TUESDAY night the Union society held its ami
yersary and Junior Oraons delivered by Messrs
W. G. Field and J. L. Dnwidde. The valedictorians
medal was presented to A. J. Bondurant by J. b.
Morton and the valcdetory address was then dev-
cred by A. j. Boudurant. On Wednesday morning
the two literary societies represented by Rev
c. H. Read. of Richmond and Ref. {. +. Deems, D.
D., of Greensboro n c. As both addresses will be
published we forbear to speak of them.
On Wednesday night the anniversary of the PHI
lanthropc was held in ;" College Church and Junior
Orations delivered by H. G. Hill, on " thg'st-
a'Ry only Conservative P,iacipe and o. g. Read
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
Proceedings Of the Massachusetts
American Slnlc Convention.

BOSTON, July 2.-The American Stnle Convention
met at Springfield, on Tuesday and ratified the
mutton of Fremont by neary one hundred majority.
A party of hundred bolied AMI organized separate
Convention aud ratified fmore's nomination
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he destruction Of the boat.
ST. LOUIS. June 70. II

st, LOUIS. Jun" 70. IDoU.
By the steamer Edinburg from Weston, Mo.
we learn that when the steamer Star of the West
with the Chicago company on board arrived at
Weston. large party of m"n boarded the YES
sci and arres ted the entire company for the pur
pose of e>corling them back the same way they
camel, being resolved that they should not be
permitted to enter the Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
Reyolutioniu Mexico.

NEW York, July 1.-The New York Herald
says tina, an armed expedition is forming here
aud in the southern cities, to proceed to Mexico
to assist the government Of TINT country. Tho
instruction in Venezurln is being serious. The
insurgents have oapttr red four towns. aud ut
las, udvice7 were marching on the town of Boil
var.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

MISSISSIPPI u. S. Senator Albums, Of Mis-,
has returned to the rank and file of the Ameri
can Party, which he Temporarily left Thousands
of other, have done or will do the same thing.
In Mississippi. we are happy 10 see Rat'hcnlon
meeing. hrld and CHILLED all over he Stnte.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
Ctr AHA. state afaits,

THE FouRTu-To-morrow viii be another ami
versarY of the GLORIOUS Fourth The only celebra-
ton to take place here, that know of will be by
the Sunday Schools Business will, of course be
suspended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

aVNNA, GERMAN and DOMESTIC Ut
GARS.-Also the finest Chewing Tobacco, of the cho
cest and Brands will always be kept hand at
nv NEW STORE, on Main Street Lynchburg Va.
Having commenced business in the above line conf
dent share Of the patronage of friends
especially when they find that have the best Of
ny thing in my line, always on hand
shall also always keep hand the best Liquors and
Wines medicinal purposes be sold only by the bottle
IL Nj; HARRIS & co.
Orders from the country at any time be convent
filled otherwise and all sent will be faith
fully attended to. IL NJ II. & co.
,,pJs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

NTOTsGE.-Fhe ce-partncrship heretofore cx-
~ sting between the undersigned and 3 piugHd under
the style Diugud Sons dissolved the st day Of
January last.
The will hereafter be carried by the undersigned
undcr the firm style of ID. p g. A. DIuGUID at the
old stand Diugnd & Sons.
All persons having claims against the firm Of s. Diugud
Sons " III present settlement and those
accounts will please come forward and pay up.
DAVID p DIUGIib
GEORGE A. DIUCUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

ST. LOUIS, june 30, 1886.
The Chicago company which was disarmed at
Lexington. arrived at Alton on their return ON
Saturday evening. The Republican (pro' slave
rv), makes the following statement concerning
them: 1t is reported that the company offered
the cap,ain 81 900 not tn land at lexington
The arms that were taken from them were placed
in warehouse for safe keeping: and a receipt
given for them. During the scene no hard words
passed. On the arrival of the boat at Kansas,
sheriff Jones. with company of thirty South
Carolinians boarded. and on the way up the rv
err, Atchison. Sringfilow and Russell also came
aboard. and after learning what had occurred.
they demanded an audience of the leaders OF the
company. whom they inf 'rmed that orders had
been given tossband all armed parties in the
Territory and that they had better return home.
The Ckicagoans considered the advice good,and
before The boat reached Leavenworth the whole
company had determined to return. When the
boat touched at the latter place, a large crowd
assembled on shore. but being informed that the
party had concluded not to land. but to proceed
70 Weston and return in the boat; they were sat
sfed, and made no further demonstrations, but
sent an escur with the company to Weston,
where the emigrants made no attempt to land
they having given up all idea of settling in Kan
sas. The committee appointed to escort the
company back report that on the passage down
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

FORWARDING 4 COMM19sION BUSH
NESs-The subscriber having discontinued the Gfosery
aud Ship chanuery win give his undved atteDti0n
70 the FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Ills location enables him forward goods aud produce at
very little expense than the customary drayage and
from tha basin.
boats be discharged loaded any kind Of weather
and being the by the of TaTpa
Inns he ship tobacco without regard 10 wesh
without the slightest uryas II Is load and unoaded u
tera she'd This will always Insure prompt shipment
A. =. LEE
sTy~produee sold and goods purchased consignment
may A. y l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

j have TO announce that my Distribution Enterprise
take place The 22d of February The unusual hardness
the has from seeing and settling with
my agents thom shall fix upon another
than the LIST Of August which time the
drawing will certainly take place the tickets called aud
the money refunded and should the sale Of tickets justify
In doing It. shall fix upon earlier day, as am anxious to
have the drawing take place at the earliest possible time
JESSE 4. HOPKINS,
fo l5.d3eflAt Liberty, Va
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SAMUEL X DAWSON,
June 12d&clmol ROBERT =. WILKINS.

~ ElSkGES " ANTED.-t ne sub~cr ibrr
~ Ia market for NEGROES of both between
the of 10 and 80 years including Mechanics. such
Blacksmths and Carpenter and will the highest
prices cash. His office is newly erected brick building
Lynch street. Immediately In of the Farmers
Bank where he prepared haying erected buildings with
board sent Lynchburg for sale 9TH
eSisc moderate and keep them If
they placed in the jail of the Con- oration.
may lgd2cly SETH WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

In Mississippi. we are hnPpY Ia SIZE ita''hch'loh
meetings held and called all over The State.
uNOR NANUFAGTURERs. oil by the
II Dozen Gallon Toncab, Essential OILS, Tobacco
havorng Branding Ink. Branding Boards Brushes &c s.
Forsale by JOHN II SEAY.
une pots Druggist.
UNySE CHEWING TOBAGGO.-A small 10
n stones celebrated Cranberry Chewing Tobacco
in twenty pound eases, for sale by h. o. dREENIsEE,
june u II
NIIIIERs WANTED.-Wc wish tn engage
MILLERS. None but those who nrc of attentive and sober
habs who bring good recommendations need Apply
HAXAIL & co,
iune lqd1c3tawts Richmond, Va.
~ IYNCuEBGRG FgHNa- .sx-sHsssSrss
W TURE EMPDRIt M--1he sub ME1ySwS4T
~ scrber, ing re-openod al his old
stand, would inform his friends aud
the public generally TINT he has largo and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FuRNlTukE surprising
ANYTHING before eshbi cd in this city Among the
many beautiful articles he cannot urbenr mention
Plinpton Patent Secretary. Bedsiead and Toilet Table
bincd This only exceedingly ingenious contrvanoe
but that challenges the admiration of all who behold IT.
Those wishing to purchase respectfully solicited 10 call
No charge any examination of stock and but little If you
All work sold securely packed free Of charge
Hair aud Shuck mattresses made TO order.
f. J FOLKS
BE sure cali Folkes before purchasing elsewhere,
Won H. oth.rs have done apl 2}declyn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-03

,es Monies Cupa Gunpowds Patent
Shot Balls Powder Flaska Pouehes and Belts brd Bags
Nipples Wrenehes Washing Rods and Tckiers, Dog
Chains aud Collars Gun Makers Materials &C. &C. EBRE-
VoLvERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices,
To the trade. y. SUTHERLAND,
No I2 Main street opposite Eagle Square, luchmsnd, Va
DIPLOMA
fInsT cIAss THE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS
MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, vTRGsA
For a ease Of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES exhibited
The Exhibition Articles American Manufacture, he'd
thu city of Richmond the 18th day u Now lta
JANIS W. LrwrILEN, }. A. BEININ,
See Rotary President
ap ip'la W
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From Washington.

Defeat Of the Topeka bill in The use-triumph
ofthe Conservatives Douglas bill for
The admission Of Kansas -depaature Of Gen.
f,adsden for MericO
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HvEw YORK Cs.OrusNG, Of Superior maxi.

~ JENNINGS WHEELER ~ co, ~ Chambers Street,
opposite the Park offer Wholesale, Immense Stock 1f
CLOTHING Of all kinds Ginning Goodt Terms Reosoaa
bio! Prices LoD can and Ser" June Is djmos