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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
German Emigration to Kansas

The South has been assured by Democratic
papers and orators that the Foreigners at the
North are thu true friends of slavery. and TINT
this was particularly the case in the State of Hi.
nois' among Mr.. Douglas constituents. How far
their declarations are sustained by the following
e1nortat'on to aoolitionize Kansas by German
colonies we leave the reader to determine 1t is
'A,.a from tue stats Zeitung. a German paper
published in Illinois:
"Ihe plan of the Turner Band. to fon,a
Herman colony in the West, appears 70 mae,
with favor and if we mistake not. con,,';,,a 49,
mas already been appointed to locate the cal"nv
We 10 NOT learn that any particular State or Tar
ritory mas yet been decided upon. WIN .haa,,
not, just at this ancture the territory ~ ,""aa
be selected Will not the Germans ana aHa a
cialIy the robust and freedom loving Young men
who compose the Turner's contribute Their ,n;,a
to secure the triumph Of freedom in Kansas 0r
do some still entertain the idea. tina, in this coup
try ono must surround himself with a Chine.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Prof A HAYES,M DState Assay is ample testimony
scientific In which this medicine compounded
and recommends Professional Men aSworthya fair trial
in their Practice
opinion having asked for Of consequence of
the formula for preparing Oxygerated Btcrs being known to
me, | express the fioring In form
The composition of these Biters includes those medicinal
winch experienced ply scans have long resorod
special the SYSTEM when deranged by Fever
Dyspepsia Agues and General Debility resulting from cx-
pnsure climate influence
These rendered perm and remain active, in this
preparation, consequence Of the scientific
which they combined
1t well founded inference that the preparation, used
large. smaller Doses would prove valuable General
Medicine which experience has demonstrated
this medicine metallic salts be found by the most
delicate chemical trias Respectfully.
A A. HAYES, NJ. D..
Assayer the State of Massachusetts.
No /. Pine street IS ,stnn. 10th Dee 1850
SETH W. FOWLE CO l3a Washington street. Boston,
Proprieors Sold by their agents everywhere.
IR RI Luz
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wall. II prevent the intrusion of other naiionHi'
ties We can scarcely believe that Germans OF
principles could feel happy in q colony observing
n cloi.ter.like seelusion from the world. Such
life they should leave to religious seets. like the
Shakers. the MiIlerites, and others. But free
dom and her defender. must seek the light Of day,
must strive aud struggle an1 cannot live in So
cluson o. the fruitful prniries Of Kansas iibtr-
fy /. 10 be established, aud il win be an honor 10
the Germans If they can say: We too have
dnne aur du;y"
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"e ai"uai session of the New York State
Legislative terminated before the nnblie IN.
was accomplished. None of the appropriation bin.
were rassedand the consequence e is that I'M, STATE
sE;sernment is left without means. The bills ma.
hrase Tue appropriations had been amended bv one
oma"a and reamended by the other and fny,hsr
forth again by both as they passed back and
wastea nnn, mus. after whole session had been
'P"" comparatively private business rho
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THE STEAMER pAcIFIC.-As stated in the tel
egfni'lic udvces BIZ the steamer Washington in
Monday Sunlhe British government sent out on
the sih nit. an expedition consisting OF two
vessels pf war Ia search Tor the unfortunate stem
ner Pacific. Ihef.1gn Of the movement in the
FIRST place was u letter in the London Times of
the 22d March from Mr.. }. S. Oakferd, of the
firm ut Cro~key x Co. Of the London and South
amptnn and Brennan aud Havre line.
Subsequently. Mr. Oakford had an interview
with Lord Pamerst"n. who received HIM with
( great kindness, and the rcsult was that the Lord
Commissioners of The Admiralty issued an order
for her Muiesty's ships Tartar and De sperate TO
cruise To the westward in search of the Pacific
and in ease Of finding her to render every assis
tance in their power. In announcing the issue
at this order the London Times remarks:
4" he assistance which we now send would
have been sent in amy case. but we must not lose
sight of the fact TINT our transatlantic friend, on
iler side despatched an expedition in search of
| our missing counirvman in the polar Seas. Such
aets as these ARE better evidence of the real sem
t;mentS which prevail among the great masses
! If the two communities than the noisy hrawling
Of stump orators. The intelligence that the Pa
| clfe had been rescued from her prrIllpus condi
ton would be hailed with as universal delight
throughout the British sizes ms in the u. S. The
steamers have probably sailed before this. God
speed them on their errand!"
SUSPECTED PARACIDE.. We take the follow.
ing from the Greenhoro Ala. Beacon.
Mr. l homas Il. Borden amost respectable
citizen ct Newborn murdered in his bed on
| Thursday night the eth ult, between eight and
line O'Clock whilst asleep.
There was no person we understand in the
, room with him AT the time the horrid deed was
'nnitted except two children who were in bed
Mrs. Borden having left 1t some short time be
to-e. lie was shot through window, which was
sill patad near the head of his bed tho contents
o the gun lodging in his head, and killing him as
II rs supposed instantaneously.
1t has never been our lot to record a more d
alollcal murder, or one that caused greater
sh ock to the feelings of the community in which il
happened. Aud this most atrocious deed, we re
gr,t most deeply to have to state--s believed Ia
have been perpetrated by son of the deceased.
yormg man some 81 or % years of age. And
| this belief has been much strengthened Ivy the
fact hat he fled the second day af or the mur
der " as committed and has since been arrested
at Laaderdale Springs, Miss, by Mr.. Stephen d.
Owens. He was brought to this place on last Tues
day nj yht
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and IL defeated BIZ President Fillmore, we shall
not mourn or greve over our defea,.
Would not every Democratic editor and every
Democrat in the South say the same thing IT
they had the independence TO give u.ieranoe t"
their real sentiments
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Il SLAVES AND REAL ESTATE-In nursuan.a -
dated On January $50 and recorded in the Clerks ofe
the Hastings Cont for the corporation ynchburg in TINS
Tor the purposes therein specified
ehdorsers and others deed we shall on ~ H.
NESDAi, the 23d day of April 85G sell public arri
to the highest bidder without reserve the property in
are considered as valuable any in the State being a
mechanics, including six Brckayers, Carpenter. ~,
Blacksmith one Machins and one laborerand other sa 90
to wit Betsy woman and Sylvia woman, her tra
children: Susan, Jim aud Henry. '''se
Also, about 700 or 750 ACRES OF LAND which Is ora
productive and lies well in the county Of Amherst about Two
1000 in said deed menoneiwhich is divided sfd
sold in three tracts and the following property the corp
ton of iynehburg, to.wit
-Four LOTS, of quarter of each, with twos
~ framed house each in the vicinity Of NJ Daniel Hl
quarter acre fronting with the Dwel
house thereon lately the family residence of the Cur
and occupied by n g Manson, Esq Also vacant Ii
adjoining the last mentioned lotormerly occupied sad
Cnre as work shop cont lining one quarter of
Also much romans uusod of the LOT described SAD
deed as "a lot parcel of ground in the immediate vicinity
the Gas Works being nearly which situated
Work Shop occupied by Morgan, Curle Bnrnham, ali
the fixtures appurtenanees of
ing the undersigned being informed that 100 feet Of sad
lot fronting South side of the of the Ian
River Kanawha Canal has been sold slnce he oses
into two lots Aiso The pinDMoNT WORKS "s Wts
all the buildings n'rni'9re hNtaes and machinery con
the James River and Kan ,wha Cra the said Cnrles h
lease purchased by bin frola Artw Ellison, az uoaa
by subsequent agreement between hr said Curle and ~
liam Daniel and such additions to the fixtures and ma
chnerv as the sal Cnre has made since his pn haSc -.
also the LOT OF GR0t Nd adol ing said leased urrnf
subject the rights OF the J r. X Company therein
containing about acre on which is FINE WATER Pow
Err for manufacturing purposes to be taken from c.
nal of the said Company.
The Piedmont Work. have been perfectly fitted up at ere
expense and extensive and valuable They have
fine reputation, aud well worthy he Of Dor
who wish TO carry the Car building and Aplu
tursl Implement business
The sale will with the sale the Slaves at ia
Market House. in Lynehbnrg, at II o'clock NJ ay
above mentioned fair if the day excpde
Monday will be continued from day until fin In
The real in each instance will be sold upon H.
the the sale of land n;A mc M thr t
appointed if Thought proper, be adoul qaa
Of the Market House, in Lynchbug. II oclucs Tue
next day The property is TO be sold without reserve
TERMS Cash for the of the salea credit Of
and le months for tho residue Of the money of
real the title be retained until paid The SIR
1t expected will by consent Of parties on cree
unusually liberal MS to time.
JNO NJ. SPEED,
CIIAS. Il. SLAUGHTER
ROB'T. j. DAVIS, Trustees
ClIISWEIL DABNEY.
HENRY ID FLOOD,
81 dScMsFtlsth aplS 9lst22dG93h anl
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Tbir,,.Four,h Congre..---Fir., session.
WASHINGTON. Anril j.


SENATE.
Mr. Rusk from the post-ofice committee. tn
which was referred the memorials If Messrs.
Vanderbilt & Livingston. reported a bill epcour-
aging the establishment of new steam navigation
lines 10 provide for the transportation of mails
by sea and for other purposes.
At one o'clock the special order taken up.
when Mr.. Fitzpatrick said that his colleague.
Mr.. CLAY was detained from the Senate by indis-
position. and he moved the p'stponement of the
Kansas bill until Monday next. when Mr.. Clay
would probably he ube 10 give his views upon 1t.
The mott agreed To.
The Senate then d proceeded tn discuss the quas.
ton of a location for the armury of the District
If Columbia and finally il referred buck 10
the committee for the District of Columbia. with
"A view 10 report as to the proprieiy Of repeating
the act authorizing its erection
After an executive session the Senate ADJOURN
ed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House passed the Senate bill auth orising
the payment of jacob Dodson a. volunteer IN
the California and Mexican He being
colored man. and the law permitting him to en-
ter the service, this special act is necessary for
his relief
The bill nmendatory Of the net of l549 making
payment for horses and other property lost in
the military service of the United Stptes, was
nassed. Il facilitates the obtaining of proof IN
such cases.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole on the state Of the Union and resumed
the consideration Of the Senate's amendments to
tho deficiency appropriation bill.
The amendment appropriaiing 100000 for
continuing the Washington aqueduct was amen
ded by the addition cfthe following:
Provided that when the work shall have been
completed the cities Of Georgetown and Wash
ingiun, and their Inhabitants, shall only be al
lowed To tax the same such rates may be
.ettled upon by the commissioner of public build
ings and the corporate authorities of the two
ciiips the revenue thus accommodating to be ap
piled to keeping the said work in repnir." The
amendment a. thus amended was rejected, and
without coming to conclusion on the amend
ments the committee rose and the House adjourn-
ed
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sudden changes in the weather coughs
more numerous Permanent lung diseases
by them The friend ofhe "Serouous Antidote" will lind
IT peculiarly adapted To this Although
piled successfully after all hope had been abandoned
is much easier before the confirm
ed Wewou hcr ford advise those who
colds, coughs asthnac Affections procure supply Of
the "Antidote and keep constantly by They will
find 1t unalng friend fneedone that "
not dsnppont their gnine expectations DR. Wghs
"Scrofuous Andote does to givo relief in the above
complaints in a few hours Advertisement
anil m
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a. "a sprins nni summer lued,cine. ..,,cr,,.

SPANISH MIXTURE stands pre- eminent above all Others
Its singular ehacaious action the blood;
ana ViVyng qualities; Its tonic the Liver
dency to drive all humor the
system according to Natures prescription
aud at the same time extraordinary good effects
bcrs of testified by respectable cit
iAensof Richmond Va, and elsewhere be conclusive
evidence evidence that there 10 humbng about IT,
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the most skeptcal
of its benefits. anil odIm
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he oili tor the suppression Of small Mexican
and Spanish coin passed the United s,ate senates
on the 10Th inst
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coming Commercial report prepared at the sta
tstcal Office of tho State Department Mt Wash.
ingtoa
Tobacco exported to England nom the nited sates ,
Tobacco expmed to France United
Population ot England Scotland and ireland sl069o
Population Of France. 5oooVooo
than II. per capita
Quantity of United in France II n per capita
The war with Russia hns largely augmented
the exports of tobacco ia France, rs 1t il indiS
pensable in tho Froach armies. The average an
nual expectation to France, from the United
States is about i2,000.000 pounds 796 900
pounds being the quantity exported in 1873
Abolish the government monopoly in France, and
lower the duties in England, and these two coun-
tries would open market forevery pound that
could be exported from the United States The
duties upon the total export of raw and manufac.
tured tobacco from the United States yielded the
English government last year the enormous snm
of 500 ,43s 1914
1t will be remembered that the intelligent Sen
ator from this district presented this subject last
| winter through the action of the Legislature to
4 the consideration of the federal government
1t is astonishing that little regard should haye
been pad to this great Interest, in arranging the
details oi our commercial treaties. We call up
on the Virginia delegation to take il up. and de-
mand that tobacco shall be- put upon the fonting
OF other subjects OF trade,and exempted from the
enormous imposts to which it is now subjected
4 Tho talk of free trade is mockery while ,bis
leading Southern staple Is taxed as it now ia
1 OLD NiRGINiA-A corro spondent ofthe Zanos
Y vile lo.lcGurler throws tho following brick Mt
| Virginia. The rascal should have his neek twist.
| ed.
IL, families get starved and move to tho wes,e
our lands yield them food for physical man wbilb
our schools develop energies and INTEL 1ots wbic
u"otr "ther circumstances would have lain dor
u'ah' iofe'er-we make them great men-thev
come to Congress and to the Senate and 10, thew
a'o Polh'eo out as sons of the Old Dominion, and
some of the"Grst families, will very oraya,, -.
sue you thar i>nton the face of the yeth place
like old Virginia" f'"''
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We see by the Court Records that two Count
ereicrs. White of Buffalo, and Lawrcn Of Eppng n. II ,
been placed thousand dollars bonds each
making selling limitations of AYErs CHERRY PICTORIAL
This right II the Law should protect imposition
all should certainly protect them from ben imposed
by worthless counterfeit of such medicine Ayers Cherry
Pectoral We only complain that the punishment is not
half enough The william who would for paltry gain dcher
acly tre with the health of his fellow by taking from
their lips the hope they sinking and substu
ting sehood-an deusion, should be punished
least severely he who his
try.-Greea GO BdHBr, CarrottoR III iapl lOlm
Enkcr's Premium HiIfer- have become
universal Family Medicine, and recommended
orally able physicians for the Dyspepsia
Nervous Headache, Derauged Liver, &c.
The certificate below is from worthy widow lady of Han
over county, of uudoubted veracity
WHITE PLAINS Hanover, Va, Jan so, 1858.
Mr. T. BAkER, Proprietor of Bakers Premium Bitters:
Dear SRI cannot withhold the high estimaon1 have of
your valuable Family Medicine and in maknga of
complaints have suffered about with disoleed
stomach &C. which csaued to enjoy anything that
ate without disagreeng with Immediately afterwards
had to be deed but that did relieve the complaint
then commced using remedies said relief but
all to purpose began to think that should have live
through this short life with but little enjoyment
iodhut Providence provided In looking newspa
found that Bakers Premium highly
mended for dsordered -tomaehs. procured
tie, and never in all my life found any remedy gvn
speedy relief am to think that m.sled
without knowing of such valuable medicine take
great pleasure in recommending to others affected
/ liar manner. Yours. MARY w. Elicit.
Jones, lynehburg; and by Druggists generally.
|
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Il trust executed to the undersigned beafig date % 81
January. 1855 duly Of record la the clerks Off he -
court Of Campbell We shall on Monday The day ef
mex, OF .s next at q y ,crSitor upon the Premises ~
resided al the time OF lis death. near Campbell en-, Priest
containing about eighty teb) (moTe or 81. houe
with all the Improvements and appurensnc,s iher s her
cd and bflongne being the same her, sold In W
Moore. aud to be no" re sold In consequence of
part ofsad VIM Moore to comply with the terms Of , I'M
also deem proper to that shall hold the sa
Moore responsible for any loss deficiency which ~ "n
between the first and last sale, and for all
dent thereto Thes ale will he made upon 6 and b h,l
credit and the purchaser required execute bond VII
proved security, The title Is believed
except asto the widows DOVER and possession will he
the LIST Of January earlier but We will
such title only a. is vested in us by said deed es
T.. r. PAGE,
apl l-dSctds A : HEIn Trustee
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Huns III K LADHEs.-A large assortment %, o.
lawns French Cambrcs Tissues Berage de LANES pe
and Cambria Robes also fine lot of latest styles rpeo
niks BY y CUGGENHEiMFR
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itheumatism.--Mrs Ingles Nurse Catharne street be.
tween Fourth and Fifth cured Thinks the Electric
wonderful Ask Mrs, Ella, 30, ;. Third ST.
BuRN-Thomas Adams, No. g. Brtton street sealded his
so osd mat HE flesh almost dropped Off Used DeCrath
Electric Oil which rapid cure Ask him and father
Smith City Missionary. ~
From DR. Williams Columbia, Pa, March I'd. 1861
if.of T. DE dRAih & Co -tienis ! of your most
higiy esteemed Electric Or again Sales increasing
WIN me- aud so are the cures have known
from one TO four people, which testify Please for
ward me dozen small medium sizes and draw
on me for the same. Yours truly ~ ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


q.
L. pursuance ofthe provisions of deeds of ,r-ia
ented by Isaac otey decd in his life time 10 Thou ~
Holcombe. aud myself The one bearing date the 3Ob
1881 and the other bearing date tho a,h IA
june 1888, and both dny Of record in the County c
Campbell snail as surviving trustee on the Dist day of n
le5e the Market House In III city Of Lynchburv VI As
sale by way of public auction. for cash number Of MS
liable slaves conveyed in said deeds The title TO tho "a
will be sold is believed to be good but 't,
trustee, will only convey to the purchasers suob
vested In me by the said deeds Of trnsi. e a q
FHisWELL DANNY
apl la-yvtds sdiwhefpres Snrviyinr -
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Tobacco SfatiAtiCh

The following tables are from Mr. Flagg, forth
coming Commercial report. prepared at the sta.
tistica office of tho State Department ut Wash
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A CANDID EDIToR.-The editor Of the Green
vile Is. e. Patriot. of the moat uncompro.
mising anti American papers In that State, paws
the following deserved compliment to Willard
Fillmore:
Ex.PREsipENr FILLMoRE.-This distinguish
ed statesman and pure patriot has been nomi-
stated for. the Presidency by the National Know.
Nothing Convention la ,Philade pha. We re
joice at the nomination though we do not expect
70 support it. We rejoice on the. principle that
An honorable man likes to have gentleman for
his oPpoaent. There Is another feeling which
gives " Joy. and it is, if the Democratic party
should Sc. Defeated, there is not man in the
United States would prefer to see heading the
defeat. and enjoying the success of such victo
ry, to Willard Fillmore. he Is gentleman. d
patriot, and statesman Of ability, soaring above
I'll sectional considerations In the administration
of the government. IL his hands W. should fee
that the Gpion the Constitution. Abe righ.s Of
the States. aud the rights Of the South we're safe
The Patriot, after expressing its dissemination
% support The Dsnosratic candidate for tn.
PrssidsaSy. psoceeds: IS
If sssesssful. W shall b proud Of our sucoses
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IND TIE LADfEs-A very large stock Of
l. PRINTS French Work variety of white goods
very low rates. Tor sale by n. GUGGENHEIMER.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
Judicial n1enuins Of sAt Par,


a suit was lately decided before Judge Pearson,
at Harrisburg, i: which the Bank Of Chambers
burg was sued for the amount of the penalty i'm
posed by the Attn section of the General Baking
Law, which requires that the country banks, east
of the mounta;ns shall keep their notes at par in
Philadelphia, those west of the mountains, in the
city of Pittsburg. If any bank fails to comply,
penalty is imposed during such length of time
as it's notes may be under par, at the rate Of two
mills per annum on every dollar of the average
amount of its circulation for the preceding year.
The Judge stated that tho object Of the Legis-
lature was to create currency for the people,
which should be Of equal value at the two great
business marts of the State, Philadelphia and
Pit.sburg, and to keep their notes At PAR meant,
when applied to the Chambersburg bank, that they
should be equal in tho hands Of the holders in
Philadelphia, to gold and silver coin for all pur.
poses, financial and commercial. :, ....y'..
The country banks were not required by Law 10
make arrangements With city banks for the re-
demption OF their notes, though i might be the
most etfectual means Of maintaining them at par;
but they are obliged to keep them equal in value
to specie, which can scarcely be done without So
curing some place within the city for their redemp-
ton, where they may be converted into coin with
out unreasonable inconvenience to the holders Of
their notes.