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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

Five dollar bills altered to the Warren
County Bank, Pa, are in circulation in this
city, as we are advised by correspondent.
We do not know the name of the bill altered.
1t has for vgnette. u milkmaid, cows, and
log cabin figure five in head and helmet on
either side of vignette. The end pieces have
on each three IS; dated Warren. May 10
1855, and signed j. Y. james, President,
and Rufus g. King, Cashier.--Pub. Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05
tS Another new locomotive. the "Da

ES Another new locomotive. the David
Lougenecker," has been placed on the Phila-
delphia and Sunbury Railroad. Liho tho \ ,
r. Fiske, also ncw eng,ne, she is coal
burner, constructed on new plan, with Il
fire box Of double the usual surface. Both
engines are Of the largest class, and work
admirably
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05
Selling off at Cost !
GREAT BARGAINS!

SOON for the West shall commence from
this day forward IL sell any or all Of my Goods
at COST for Cash. l would simply sly to all
in want OF Goods now is your time for bargsins !;
therefore come qui, and secure them. have a
large stock OF CLOTHING on hand yet, Hats,
CAPS, Boots. Shoes. Revclvers, Pistols, Jewelry
and variety f other goods too numerous 10
mention suitable for summer, fall spring and
winter wear. The time stay here yet, is shor, {;
there delay not. but come and buy.
My Store is at the old place in Marke, Square,
few doors below the Post Office.
A. ELSBERG.
Sunhury, July s. 1886.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Ths being the
day fixed for the trial of Preston s. Brooks
for the assault on Senator Sumner, the for
mer appeared in the Criminal Court, attended
by Messrs. Orr and Keit. The witnesses
were however, discharged until further notice
in consequence of the District Attorney re-
ceiving note from Mr.. Sumner, saying that
his physician did not think it prudent for him
to attend Court at present., owing to the Gen.
dtion Of his health
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

ES> The weather, during the latter part Of
last week, and the beginning Of the present
has been exceedingly hot, the thermometer
standing at noon at 80. On Tuesday there
was change, for balmy breezes and cooler
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

ET j. II. Mccormick, Esq, of Milton
informs us, that he did not bring to Sunbury
the proceedings Of the late ratification meet.
ing at Milton, but handed them to one of rhe
Secretarys. We, of course. exempt Mr.. Nc
Cormck from any censure
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

CHICAGO, June 27.-By advices from K an.
sas we learn that that the party of Missouri
ens, before reported dispersed on the 18th
instant, by the troops under Col Sumner
consisted of eighty well armed men, At
first they showed fight, but at the first volIey
from Col. Summers troops they made ra.
pid retreat, throwing away their arms and
accoutrements.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

WHEN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OC-
cuRs.-rhe day fixed for the election OF
ELECTORS TO elect President and Vice Presi-
,ent of the United States is the first Tues
day after the first Monday in November
1t will fall this year upon the fourth day Of
the month. Many politician win find his
full blown hopes scattered around him by
that days decision.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

New YORK. June 30--It is stated in let.
tiers from California, that the Vigilence Com.
mittee have sent word to Ex-Governor Bigler
not to return 10 return TO that State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05
- MR. pALLAs is not 10 Le dismissea

- Mr.. DALLAS is not to be dismissed
The British government have concluded NO,
to suspend Diplomatic relations with this
country. The recruiting affair and the C,n-
tral American question, will DO amicably
sstiled. The news viii be found in another
coiurin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

es- The Pittstou Gazette complains of the
lecation of the Depot of the Lackawanna and
Bloomsbury Railroad, which is mile from
The river This is pretty general complaint
aud always will be, where speculation is allow
"a to uupsrsede toe publio COINCIDENCE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

THE WHEAT CRoP Of Ohio ia said to be in
very fine condition. There are more acres
covered with wheat in Ohio than we're ever
before planted in that State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

gg On our first page will be found n Sc
ful and interesting physiological article. en-.
titled "a peep into living mans stomach"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05

Hy The coming 4th of July promises to be
celebrated with considerable pomp and pa
rade in number Of places.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05
WANTED.

a AN APPRENTICE 10 the printing busi-
ness is wanted at this Office. An iutelligen,
hoy of good character would find good stu.
alton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05
List of Causes,

ASOR trial in tho Court of Common Pleas
H Of Northumberland County, st August 4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be Divine Service in the Pres
byterian church, in this place, by Divine per.
mission, on Sunday. at l0t o'clock.
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NV day, sine, ths sPrings,la tN,szarhassti,) Ar
rus sed Whist ~ss 70 be sone uitA u. money vbch me
AAa''i ne'ursr' are osciag under the q sd for
A'nsAs Tbs Bo.lon TeleernPh blse rrpshiasn print
reused hsi i ~ns Of the Arguss basiaess; and ID,
Argus r,snss
soud sesn that We toucbed tcnapr point when ~s
,s Ase1i tie eestiDsfinn of The Kansss fund. The
5ae''an P,psrr svidsrtiy dou't Ike 70 tell Are
eHsH N sHFpnsng thst of tins money ezAsc,.1
Aaa' &c VII g. - Ksn,ssf %. Il Is 70 be ss.d r .
eeaonsertrs o. corruFfirn fznd In the presidential
OF -'a 'GrsarsF PoB~oy and the pfhrr rcrs-
ny ssnsss Fssrsus. Poctst nr-
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SENATOR CLaY'S SPEECH.

The Washington correspondent Of The Montgomery Al
abana Advertiser has his last letter the following
tee Of the great speech recently delivered in the Senate q
the United States BY Hon c. c. Clay:
q This speech viii sznxnste FROM the press and you
viii fDd pernsa that this effort Of Mr. Clay Of the
conclusive, well comprehensive, speeches that
have been uttered this sessou in the Senate From m hstor
zeal addition the statistical record 81 facts adduc-d Of
commerce. manufactures and sgrcnltusr the acquisition Of
territory AID it, adaptation 10 free slave iGbo show
usvsy that Mr. Clay RIMS ut convincing the reader q ths
truth and snaty Of his position before the country and IN
his defence Of the peculiar Institution OF the southern States
Hantonly and uuusty assaed by the abolition baeE
repubicsn se1atsrskessrx. Wilson, WADE Summer Hxr-
Ian, Hale, ard Seward Mr. Clsy turned upon this class %
negrophs anc dealt them Convincing, withsriBe
rebakes. Some Of then stood their ground and took it,
pale and hrrard though their countsnanoe be others
then fed the Senate and saved themselves by igpoe ab
sence while the truth had to be told Of their trcAscnxbs de-
signs against the peace and quiet Of the Union"
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A STRONG CASE FOR THE oLD-LIsE WINGS

The editor Of the Ripley tNssissippi Advertiser makes
strong for the consideration Of ueh Of TIE old
line wings hare refused al oenDexion with The know
nothings He says:
as the leaders Of the know nothing party assert
and believe truly the Issues between wings and denoca
longer exist theT have passed away and there
matters Of dispute between thsn by may they
and together brstkrez, czn sny ten II one
oar ehurbss 70 lar asde m o-Eanizsfon and
eKis; bod surely the members of the dissolved churca
wcuh have right 70 worshiP in any nsgbeoing ehurci
they might prefer, 10 become members Of IL Ye
hos the order prosecutes vhig Who prefers dsnoorsc,
10 it."
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Sach q the manner in which the London Ties speaks
Of ibs Fsnsrabe and distinguished American patriot Gen
CAssA statesman possessing eKpeFehoe ana accom-
pshme2is than any that rule tie desnes Great Britain
At this moment "A very ntempsrate and fCgln0ulhea
old ows INDEED General Cass hAs earned the honor "a
this abuse BY the ability and fidelity with which he has
upon al occasions upheld the honor q this country and
By the freedom and bodnes with which As osnvGsSed
and exposed The pdioUs and hostile policy that Great
britain has pursued towards the United StAieE
Fer many years ths distinguished Michigan senator has
been exposed 10 assaults from British sources 50 that
DO not suppose his cquAniy win be rat1EAly disturbed
BY TINS fresh sufburst of upon the part Of tbs ad-
ing journal Of Europe" His noble fame and purity Of
character wen known in both heispberes suffer
By the alerolent add inscriptions defamation British
writers who hate him for his bold and outpoksn Aneri-
can patriotism
There Is something, however, rontenptbly mean and
vile in the low And vile language in which the Times
vents its speeD and il will be psEused confident
by intelligent and respectable in England with disgust
and indignation. Much The Times may dislike General
CssA his age services and high character American
statesman and diplomast should hare insured him
respectful criticism 10 its columAR which Ealed by
such ungenerous and infamous asperSlons
Al the present time however The Times Is Aboring
der h Of hydrophotia everything that relates Ameri-
cani and the pernssi Of the strong and sbls speech OF
Gen cass upon Central American matters well sAlcu-
LATED 10 throw il iato EpAsnls-
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RssissruisH 81 Lerers cslonia, e, fer Grssz Brit
asa-we Anthorz.d that Instructions this
subject win be the pomater nf San Francisco by
the mall In order that In the Psae States
who desire DO may arsl themselves q the o
p0rtanty q registering their letter, Great Britain From
California Oregon, ke the single Of postage including
The frecents regstn fee viii be thirty Cs4) cent?,
y-spay~~S reY~-ed Hitherto al lsttsrs be-
Csfsns and Great Britain both directions have
been scsosed mai, al ID. postage vhieh re-
quir-d be psc in Great Brsin This Arrangement viii
cunsSe, least Tor the present. registered ls1s-s &no,2
the late requiring this elAs ~ letters
prspxid In Gres Britain the registration See Bodsrsiood
twelve cenfs that letters from Great Britain for
California Ae, the singSe rate q postage VIII be foryons
certs
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LsTrR rrnx Trxn.-Ths Galveston News SAYS a hill
lnt csbrson Of The anniversary q the battle q San
JacntO took place at the battle-ground on the 7i
barhccue given duri,g the dsy, and ball af night
The Washington Light Guards, from Housfon sad the
cadets 81 The Military Instuis of Galveston were present
The most intrrsng part q the proceedings the de-
terminAtion of the assembled people to erect stAbl,
monument upon the battle-ground the remains thnt
lie there without rnsTk
The San Antonio HsrAld gives The foUowinr acooun,
ID the killing q Bl.ssengsme and his son who shot Cart
Callshsn and Johnson:
aTh. rens In ire Immediate vicinity learning this
dreadful tragedy, inmediaisly rallied and arrested
woodson Blss>-nr.rne hs wif and 500 Calvin IA the
perpetrators Of tins horrible deed and committed them 10
the charge Of gnsrd
As The spresS through fb. Surrounding oon-
trv pcae hersr. and sxcfed against The
oo1dhood~d mard~rsrs NATL At last they determined 10
the into their bands snd Of 81 pusshl-
isy Of the Fusr vrrh~s escaping To carry this de-
fe-ninssor huntr-d ezsns took TIE prisor~rs
from the custody 81 THE guard They decided Ia shoos
the father N. feedics mod. 81 ohtsinrE usr. which
vss done The attempted 10 escape ard he too wss
shotr
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LOCAL NE w =.

Eotrithsp,dinr the inoeeni state Of The weather On
Tbur-asr ereninr fast Professor Numbers grand exhibition
fancy dances BY Professors pupils eIsruted With
great ta,se preren and eject We understand thst this
bssHiifui exhibition win be repeated Dert week
Fre,ch minister Count ssrtiEes arrived in TIL. city
O. THURSDAY last, and took lodgings at waisrds Hotel
II. Marine Band VIII play this afternoon in the Pr-ss
sents eroxnas HuDsreds not thoasands Of our e1sn
WH b. pre--nf the weather should prove fsrorssis
n. a.uno, reported between the post Offices IN wasA-
nrtnn ard klersn6ria 10 stated miles and re-
yards by the Long Bridge and miles and aSs yards BY
way 81 the proposed bridge at Georsssown-
cr.-ou. uorsr sr-r At ALrx,rpuA.-Tss AIerssdris
aw. UNDERLINED dat tn. rorsrnnsnt has selected
offered BY Mr. william ". hcfexh st the cornsr 81 Prince
los e. = sseS spsn -siss L r- the new es,ss bone.
pest oHoe, Ae The .rles rsld 70, ne Pretty " Eov
srsnsai - =, - ~. 80, -. re-
poscd bu1dng IN = ssort tire
Aocuprw- cGusrp nv TrH mkrr KsrSs-ws regret 10
stat. wardrobe o. Mis-, Lous Pyns damaged 10 the
extent a. some $500 $500 By sosdins the IN
vhSoS il plsoe1 at the Tsestrs yesterday.
Tar oyrus-a snrsn14x ---This assessing and charm
ing o,~ra vas rfren sreninx Soc the sernd s
crp-se1 and fsshorshe househs parqwsfte bring Sled
with hdse. who cnuld be sooourodss~d IN the dress
nursrs q be,ztssl chds vho~e radiant aoes and osd
snsh tod the plsssur. they enjoyed seng realized the
rursery tale familiar their chidss fsncses Mss
LOWS. Pm. sgsn sntrsnocd her hssrers By Der exquisite
sarxing ID. 81 Ro.sini In her nsro&~c~d sorr
Of 10 bssr tbs xsntls Lsrk-sy Bishcr- ~ish fsss
osirstosbs s,ce-d,d anything beard Re- op-rs
nor be charged with Of praise as-ert
that pothinx gren IN the By Jenny Lind
ousz src-sd Of this ~opdcrfni specnsn q
rqas rccssnstion- Mr. Harrison, the Prpcs, did al
eould BE- done for rol. that little Interest
and realizes o~recordsd oPinou that ssoosdcis~
IN the hsn6s q real artist awsvs be made
.Hscsirs. His rens~ring 81 III. music wss semirabis
Dsndni sa6 Mr.. Horncsst. the Bsror,
added mach perfect r.~bs ef the vhsst Mr. J~6sr
Psdro kept bis sutence In perfect roar 81 ssrh
Mrs Ellen Norsrt the Fsirr Qs~sn looked and srt
ed ehsringy Tor omit the just need "a prai-s
due ladies whs isodi.s the unsvshs sisters, mrs
Chspzsr and Mrs G-rron The entire opera ~1 rre~i-
e-fay ,red and mach prsi-~ dus the management for
the admirable IN Which CsdersHs 10 pot wrun the
sage ~n be rrp~,~s Iris ew.ufnr For the last sns for
ths bspeft of Miss Leuiss Pr.~ ard NJ Hsrrison.
Arongs The novelties IN pr.psrstior nrs-rrsn6 TIE
drsms q Horse Shoe Rosn.on VA b, prodpca here ssry
week
The gifted and widslytnown Mrs Le~d~rner viii rive an
entrrsinsn this evening Csrpss saiocn- 70 ccnsasf II
rsssttons selected from IL the meet admired Amsricsr
ard Engh poets The tserss and rsrutsfo- ~ this ls6y
sbeph for her large, hrilisut and rsfncd sud-
ssss-
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. Lendon rnDdsrs, srrH :.
SPEECH OF THE UNITED STATES CONSUL AT LIv
EEpDnI.


The Lord Mayor and Lady Nayoress yesserdsy CAV. a
sFeodid hanqOst 10 the members Of the common coupol
ssd their ndes sud among the Distinguished company
present The occasion The Earl Of Albsrarle The
Earl q GrAuArd Lord Robert Cutou NJ P Sir Stafford
Norzhoose, BGrOus' NJ p Mr.. r. HsvihorDs, American
e9nsal-geBersl L6vsrPosl ke-
The usual oysl a. Her M,jesty The ooeen His
Royal Hghness Prince Aert Albert Prince o. as.s and
the other members Of the Royal Family having been
given
TIE Lord Mayor rose 70 propose the hsa o. gen
neuan yho Represented TIE ineres Of what be term
kindred oountrybs referred the honorable represent
sfire a. United ststes In his capacity of consul-x
.rnl Liverpool The g.nfsan whose n,rns be had 10
propose Mr. SsthAniel Hawthorne ~hos< ns-ne was
distinguished literary 10 the Uni'ed States q
AussoA He the autbor 81 many popular tales s,d
II there suythng In which Enxiznd and Areric. ro-
pefea IL in ths aridy with which the Eersry pro-
which thereby rrprocAlly cr~aed lie proposed the
health q the bozu-shs gsnurmsn with every ssntsnt Of
respect
Mr. Hawthorne the American oonsnl-g-n-r>l st Liver
pool rbo wasreceved with rery cordial cbesrs said he
express his deep q the honor he enjoyed
sitting al n. bosParahis board o. The Lord MsTor u.
Ssv everything that the noble lord vino had preceded him
aid in rrsoe 70 TIE great Office which 10. Lord Mayer
h~sdi ana there VI. Arsar5csa who did f~.l a.
rrnch be Mr. Ia whornc) did in sitting hosn-
he board q this city ~hich the worlds ueropcs thsy
bold enough 10 regard az their fCbeerS With
regard sny reputation rhch he might have attained Il
be felt that tho Aeicsns would repay cne fsrshinr az
that great national q grzsifmsa Which ,hey ow1 70
this country should Zee better satisfied lH1nrl
In regard The kn6y Of Ia. sentiment which
assembly, bad erince6 that evsninE though be hsd been
some firr absent from his native land his ooznryuen
rusr he rr~.slr chsnr,a they ala equally rrsyon6
70 that feeling in desrvncs to this copnuy His cosptry-
r-n vere ready Al times respond cr-~y frs~n6ir
derponstrnioa The q hnglsns s believed there
Irad newer hasn kind word conveyed America but she
WA ready 10 respond with Kind rrorsd~ncs
lad crnsnses Tire hy t~s of the inds
soamtAs a-itv Even fhis rich ed sol 81 Knrisnd
where fcrvsafers born they sl maht h. ssid
take nfr~ssan infsrsss which fend@a the sd
vantage * both countries Bat in Auerscs ,hey
psaea STORY Midas srxn ftss they could ehsngs
hsrrsn land into gold fssf golc csnne found war
shors H IA could put fsith in whs; he bsd board
passing sra@ng ngahmsra and Americans (snd being
Aucricau himself he woua ask uhs would d~-~ say
fh.s Enrhsn aid say what they hif N fhrn he s5f
be onsht Of these fAugs that the friendly relations al
Prsent erng hefre,n the countries osuB9 be
broken. lAPPlsussl
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FORCED LAxn w.RRArrs ).

sPstshes frun WssAinxtan nsssicn the as.osverv q
~ r." forseriss ooTsring fb.n riE8io, 81
sshgstsou prscesdsns and new frsuss are coming
rsqosss-d 70 stsse tist this rsnor probably grrw
os discovery that prsPsrssions we're s-ing nsae -
SrralHsaon ronsiSershls nurbsr ef counserSeats1
Aas that ne sesPs.ch shove quoted has led 10
pPosi'i0a that re alluded to h.e been TO-
so1 DE RsnxiOA ofscr, whsch ia not Ghe fscs
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Proposals for Gunpo~ der.


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pKoPosALs is.sss fss@ me =
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sa.sss ~ rsssssss a. II. ssape,a@.. q r iasas
powder is me .Ilsy sssses .,s y As q s y pArt = e
manufacture se II ih@ hssasa degree ID nr Ate
s., y ss.sssss s .s..s .sa ,l~r se. q 400 asfs
sss u sseb pETis MAJ
rlasIi grsis. pe~esr psefss
sasars rea.a. e.sh me e.sis - ss ,sae q ss sea
ses prsersnae drynssS sees
q. =. "a. s.ss &C.. .sa s = .aa = s s. = %
ss.z q ms ssr'sa sad essss ~eea ~a4h ~
ws.hrs a ss~pea
sarpsasise s1d yses o ee glued over me head q s
ne sas1edaeusa po~asr dsnIs
rs : .s ssss !. =. 5ssssas. asaa. @ sa Ia
DER ere referred 40 ss.s =. = ,sssvss as.sss aesa "
eesAcsaes wi' he
.ssss ~ ssrss r.s r. ss ossss sssesas s,
sy-ssi sii = .ss z NJ M sasesn. The prep .ais nnrst
arssys... G.as..ss.a uaSet
= ssssa .. ~ ss 4 MAJ Il s- u s ss4srs o. q
n. cHasc,
rlss~ipla Ara,. Day sses ass nilsy aras Sew Yorl
s~ad q ts eonaias The Acknowledgement and aso tc
Al a4-daasNayT fins aAd snrl
osdn.n1e OMes.
WAsHIxsToEs Nay A, lad.
s.sre.-
eaaalsau. .avTrii.snss. snsssnrea r.
csaase q ordaapes
Is nc e n ,ss.a .. en- q gun.
Msy2
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yrsday. HaB i-Nessrs- Frank Clarke, n jefferson,
Cess ooantg, Texas ard John II. Hslpsy ~ par
ih, Louisiana appointed oorEissoneTs take tert
ronr 60 be used IN thp coert-
The q Susan Decatur The United States call
ed ~ By the The plaintiff IN this widow
Of the late Comuoore Decstnr, ard the claim for prre
nossy or the rscsFtur. Of the United States Esis Phis
delphis, In the hsrbor a Trpo, In the year ls0..
A. II. Lswrenos, ESQ, a this city, oPsHsd the srpDen,
favor q the csimsnt and followed BY SoIieitor
who copoluded his rssrs sd the furtAsr xrgusut To,
pcstPoncd WITH NopdsT NEXT
The cuurt sslgurnsd tn eaeFcn O'Clock on Mondsr
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The Taunton nAssschusetts) Gazette !, disposed to be
witty over NJ, FillDOrss prospects. u says:
" Mr.. Fillmore Informed a his noun.fion when m
Rome stsnEe 70 be cid not sppear attach nBeh
PortsDoe 10 the matter The reports FAY II had iHsoanos
az al upo1 him. IL hasn't xnTbody else"
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DELEGATES TO TRE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
Ihs PttEyirAsia district q Virginia in D&nrins on
Wednesday, last and elected WA IL Clarke eco, Of Bs-
M ssa Wa B Thompson, esq q Franklin delegates 70
ne Cincinnati COuvuusiub, and James NJ DllArd ESQ., Of
hs'y Had Walter Coles T- esq q PttylraniA alter
h'e The sonvsOn did rot s5opt any resolutions IL
Frpcting iht delegates how 70 vote
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Asosr psrrr..rss occrrnrsoxA a.,7a..h f,,v Iyr,h-

sosT pvs7ErssEs occrrnrScxA aespatsb from Lynch
burw, Va, ssTs.
HDnSt dstrpsssnE .ci6ent occurred here ysvtsrdsy
serDoon Two students IN the Lynchtnrr College nsreea
Burss and Buyt0r respectively thirteen sunrrsr
o. age wsnt hshspg in Blsrkrss~r creek with several
other lads Ruron. discovering B5rs In drowning
dfen went fe hs and sank with him. Thir bodies
we're recovered shortly afterwards Their parents
Aents Of the city,
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Tks Cd Las Wksys u s~a.aeA~.saas.
Bosp0s, MAJ The Wigs u legislature, and many
u the proaineni wings u the State held mesfing the
State ho1se this sseaing. They adopted resoat0a onsr
g thr adherence the principles VI the wtx party, and
declaring they would ens the ranks a party which
'd bear the Asg and keep slap 70 tbs asie 81 the
uni0n.@ Mhig State ce1tr1 COMMITTEES appointed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-03

Bosros, May "A prime hght taak place yesterday,
Bedford bet~ssa Price, o. Lonaon, nsaasd Col
bert u New York. for purse Of $780, One hundred ssd
ATTY roaads ioagtt oooapying three and half hoar
Both parties sxyagely beaten and blinded Finals
tbs friends Of the separated them fearing fatal
nation IL the hght continued longer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-03

letter the subiect Of southern commercial
oston appeared in yesterdays Laox the signature
W. n. White IL sbosla have been NJ B. Whit
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-03

BUTrALo, Nay lC.pisin faeks assistant snpeainissa
the Great wesssrn Railway, Instantly killed. tls
aorAing Haiisn. Canada, BY being by loco
motive.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-03

The 60ses issued 10 soldiers Of the rsrolp
t0n their widows who have beretocrs received leo
acres and the for 10 those who received
$50 under the resolutions Of Congress of September
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