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The same power has controlled him IN
the Nicaragua matter. Gen. Walkers
first minister was not received, and the
President declared that unless he received
new and important information concern
ing the state of things there, Walkers
government could not be recognized
But il was soon learned that the slave
mower demanded it. Mr.. Douglas made
n bid for the nomination at Cincinnati by
advocating it, when "presto," the new
and important information was supplied,
and Padre Will was received as a most
welcome and oportune minister of the
glorious republic of Nicaragua.
We repeat, it is no longer Union Of
States. 1t is despotism, ruffianism, not
black, but white slavery. The north has
acted the part Of fond but weak parent,
who comedies to his exacting son one
thing after another until he gives up his
farm-his homestead. And the south
have been that exacting son, who sue
ceeding in obtaining the title deeds of the
homestead from his simple father, turns
and kicks him out of doors. Now if the
Union is to be preserved, an entirely OPP
r~~;se. vvurSo must be pursued. The
north must lay aside her petty differences
and speak with voice that will be heard
in maintenance of her rights. The Mis-
souri, Compromise must be restored, or if
not restored, the people must be allowed
to make their own laws, unawed by for
eign interference. The capitol must be-
come, not slavery's, but liberty's hall"
rulfians and assassins put down, and the
country no longer lorded over by 100000
despots called slave owners. Do this,
and the Union is safe; fail to do it, and
it is not worth saving, but the sooner it
is dissolved the better for freedom and
the north.
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For the Standard.
Washington County, N. Y, In
suranee Company.


MR. EDITORIALS the above entitled
Company has recently commenced. or
caused to be commenced, several actions
for assessments, &c, on the premium
notes of those who were insured in said
Company through my agency, and as I
am frequently inquired of by the insured
IN relation to the honesty of said assess
ments, please allow me through the STAN
dard to say to all interested, that in nv
opinion, the printed reports, showing the
standing of the Company, that they were
frequently sending to me, while 1 was
acting as their agent, were untrue. or else
the large assessments they are now at
tempting to collect are uncalIed for
That the course now pursued in attempt-
ing to enforce the collection of said as
Sessments, as in direct violation of mn an
str"ct'Ons as their agent.
As much as I deprecate litigation
l cannot advise any one to pay them,
neither do believe that they can enforce
the collection of said claims. either IN
their own name, or the name of third
person, when all the facts are presented
before any Court, large or small, in the
State of Vermont.
S. D. KENDALL.
June 9. 1876
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commencement Of the action, az ;
other hand badly wounded.

commencement of the action, an !
other hand badly wounded.
He made the first charge h.
ordered to take from the eDe,,,
which was ranged in a very efr.s,'
sitiOn- lie took it and inn.s,
turned itupOn the enemy.
The Costa Ricans lost, aoso.a
their official reports, we are told
killed and 400 wounded. ~
In the morning after the Actin,
ker, having buried his dead. pa,s. /, 7
gether his wounded, and return,
NADIA.
We learn, too, that after I'm
force left Virgin Bay and San
Sud, the Costa Rican's took po.,. :.
those points, burning the Tran.t Il.
ny's wharf, &c,
The Courier of May 20. coDs....
above intelligence, and says tb,,,I-c
Ricans had retreated into their or, "
try, losing largely by cholera. :
says that Walkers forces in the b,,@
400 Americans and 800 natives. an,
of the Costa Ricans 5000.
THE Costa Ricans represeDt.a
selves as having been entirely a..
that Walker was far prefsrre3b -
tives, and that instead of BEING rso..
with open arms by the Nicaraguar,
had been Stunned or attacked q, A.
point. Baron Bulow was excess.
dissatisfied, both at the conducto a
Costa Ricans, and the falsity Of the,
reservations that had been made III
respecting Walkers condition and
feelings Of the Nicaraguans toward
and his army.
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u Henry Green, free negro of re-
spectacle living in Baltimore, has recent
" been tried for larceny, and during the
trialit came out, that having married n
save woman, many years ago, he Dur
chased her, but never gave her freedom
consequently their children were his
slaves. Last year he sold two of his
sons, l8 and 20 years of age, to a slave
dealer for $1,000 each, and they were
shipped to Louisiana. He was himself
born a slave, but was nanumitted when
young.
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dicted, that eight thousand dollars, CHIEF
" in money, was lost from one house.
About five o'clock, three cannon were
placed in the street, twelve or fifteen rods
east Of the hotel, and some thirty shots
were fred, SCATTERING the wall considera-
bly,, but proving altogether too slow a
method of destruction for these 'law and
order" men. They then set fire to the
building in different places, and put sew
eral kegs of powder under it. The flames
and smoke soon burst out of thewindows,
and the whole building was in blaze.
The walls trembled and fell, and the
shouts and yells of the mob proclaimed
the triumph of law and order in Lawrence.
While the hotel was burning, the house OF
| G. w. Brown was twice set on fire. The
floor was burned through. The fire was
finally extinguished by some young men
of Lawrence. The mob threatened to
shoot them, but they were not deferred.
IF his house had burned, several others
must certainly have been destroyed, and
there would have been danger of burning
nearly half the town. Many of the mob
were bent on destroying every house in
the place, and speeches were made urg-
ing the destruction of the whole town.
Atchison, it is said, advised moderation.
Col. Jackson, of Georgia, with many
others, were opposed to the burning of
the hotel. A tender-hearted man from
Missouri, who had come out to extermin-
ate the "abolitionists," shed tears at the
sight of the destruction ofthe property of
the innocent unoffending men, as he found
them to be. The mob began to dispense
an hour before sunset, and at shutdown
most of them had left town. A few over
come by excitement or Supplied by IL
quor, lay insensible in the street. They
were unframed by the people of Law
renee.
In the evening Gov. Robinson's house
was set on fire and burned to the ground.
And thus ended for that day, the execu-
ton of the Claw" in Lawrence"
The correspondent of the New York
Times writes from Lawrence on the NOR
ming of the 22d, that "every house was
broken into, every trunk torn open, mon
ey, clothes, books, keepsakes, provisions,
all taken away or scattered through the
street" and all this in the name of the
Government as they claim to be in search
ing for Sharpe's rifles.
Why the citizens of Lawrence decided
to make no resistance, is answered in a
letter from Leavenworth of the 18th.
First, the United States Marshal is an
officer of the General Government, and
the citizens of Lawrence, claiming loyalty
and fidelity to the Union, never intended
resistance to United States officer. He
has right to summon a posse, and the
people feared by resistance they would
not be supported by the country. In the
second place, there were in Lawrence
only about two hundred men, about fifty
of whom had Sharpe's rifles, and about
fifty had no guns of any kind, To de-
tend thetown against the advancing host, a
thousand men would have to be called in |
must be fed by the people of Lawrence,
and the citizens, being literally bankrupt,
could not do this. This is said to be the
whole secret of the non-resistance.
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S. D. KIMBALL.

H MI CHAMPION, with Messrs. Bar
clay and Mathey, late British Consuls At
New York and Philadelphia, it is said
VIII take passage for home in the steam
ef which leaves this port on Wednesday
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sEATCS or ADYERTISING
WILLIAM KICKER

Who Is now travelling the county solicit
ing subscriptions for the Standard, Is our
regularly authorised agent, and all re-
.eipis given BY him will be acknowledged
by us,
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to The United States Marshal Dom
ALISON, whose name is new in Kansas at.
lars Is a a'sasdsr Of Bsgord'e ALa6amc
company, Just arrived in the Territo,v i,
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Eg Joseph J. Brown Of iaiS',
Me-, has been convicted Of the ma'',
his wife on the 18th Of April, b .
hsr throat with q bptehzf IGias
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/ o''N-'1 Wv diN2 &
and his army.
Pro-Slavery Accounts from Kan
It is the ready answer Of the adm.
tration Democracy when pressed to-
their opinion Of the Kansas outragss
the reports from that quarter are er
gerated and false-that the Free 8
men are rebels, and that no more viola
is used to subdue them than is necsa
to enforce the laws-meaning Of con
the slave code adopted by the bogus ].
islaturc. The home organ Of the aia
istration elegantly and classicallyals
to the reports Of Kansas outrages as .s
and bull stories" 1t is well enoag-
look at the pro-slavery side of theBr
occasionally, just to see how The out.g
look when whitewashed. The New Y-
Herald has some correspondents in K.
sas who are hand-in-glove with Go7-
Shannon and his minions, who SID,
thize with the pro-slavery side, anla
the border-rufians gentlemen 2
commend some extracts from this c1s
pondence to the notice of the feTnt
quarter who have like sympathies ID
letter dated Franklin, K. T.. MarIg Oh
Of the correspondents says.
"We have just arrived here with Oh
Woodson, the Territorial Secretary
State, having left Lecompion Westerns
The excitement continues to incrs9
the pro-slayery forces come in from eg
quarter. The pro-slavery force wit
striking distance of Lawrence mar
be safely estimated at 14O0 men-irz
ry and cayalry-one brass six pom
arrived here to-day from Westport .
Free State people viii probably sur
der at discretion. We have Just g
the prisoner Jacob Branson. Of El
rest we sent you the particulars yssa
day. Re IS here guarded By the S
CaroIinians, and is well treated. 7
passed Brown, the editor of the HggI
freedom, and jenkins, prisoners, am
to Lecompton, this morning; they 70
guarded by twenty-five mounted q
No attempt was made to rescue ta2
A Free State man has just been 8
Banton's Bridge, by party Of +
slavery men, part of the Sherif7sp
The man has no one to blame Bmhial
as he declined to halt aohea ordgsdg
so By competent authority.'
Here is another extract from Is-
from Kansas City, Missouri, Maya
shows how the MarshaPs posse, O
"Militia Of Kansas" as Gov. SbG1
calls them. were constituted
"The excitement in regard TO tA.
cent free State outrages in Kan@
creases hourly. ARMED men are par
through Westport, No., almost conf
on their way to reinforce The w
States AarshaPs posse at the seat " Z"
Runners have been despatched iiF'-
cut Missouri to call up the men q
State, and the border rufians' are 2
as fast as menand horse may 60, TO ~
lin and Lecompton. They are marc
on foot, mounted on horsebacE'
crammed into buggies and wagons
for the most part armed to tue
Were the Henry Ward Beeehef
now be could realize the result
preaching and prayers. Sharpe .
is their self-adopted motto, and ,
was sent suddenly before its God %.
ger ago than yesterday evening
murder in the heart, and thai
trembling upon the lips Of the OodJ
upon the blood-stained stain turf o. ?
sas.
Some thirty pro-slayery Kaas@
grants from Georgia, armed VIII
arrived here on the Jewit, yestefaa'
Eg- Joseph J. Brown Of lai''
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s.M PETTINGiLL S Co, 10 State st., Bos-
ton, and ilo Nassau st.. Nav York, are authorif-
81 agents f,r the Standard in both those places.
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u Senator Sumner i. reco7erins.
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What viii become Of the Union

We are no croaker, but it must be e7-
ident to the dullest apprehension that if
tbs Union is preserved a different policy
must prevail from that pursued for the
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Some thirty pro-slavery Kansa'
grants from Georgia, armed Wild
arrived here on the Jewit, YESTERDAY
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machines the highest reputation in the
United States The FIRST PRIzE-A GOLD MEDAL-has re-
Gently been them the great Exposition at the
Palace of Industry and thus they have the Word
verdict of superiority. .,-
Great have just been added that they run
without the AT double the ordinary
speed so that TWICE AS MICH WORK CAN BE DONE
IN A DAY. -,r,.-
greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing Establishments
country these machines exclusively lhey are com
to perform work in the most perfect stye
there very great Numbers of inferior ar entirely worm
less of the Derow BlJdgest avery WI
son Grover Baker and other patents which have been so
hut cannot he advantage, hereby oer to re-
eye such also unimprOved ones OF our own
manufacture FOR NEW AND LATEST IMPROVED
MACHINES liberal terms All old machines thus obtained
v Ms will broken and destroyed For particulars apply
by letter or personally at our New York once
N B-Local Agents wanted to make sales OF our m mp %
ness opportunity for profitable and pleasant employ
ment is offered. VI 81 ,ol-n - w
Principal Office, 323 broadway n y.
branch OFFICES: A Hanover St., Boston az Shesnu
81 PHILADELPHIA Baltimore St. Baltimore Z23 ahut
81 Cincinnati ISL Charles St, New Orleans Giovers'
% i,i N " ,3l proad ST Newark " j. lnoy 22-d3m
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1REENE, HEATH 4 ALLEN, CoMMIs-

SION MEKt san FKANVISNV, fT"-NVF
FRONT STREET, NEW YORK)-Particular attention
paid To SALES OF TOBACCO and consgnments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REFERENCES.-A. & \. Lawrence a Co, Boston Allen
& Paxson, York; Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore; 1;
Davenport Allen & co, Edmond Davenport Co. ludlam
& Watson James L. Heath, late auditor, and Crenshaw
Co. ehmond McCorkle q Jones, Mcdaniel, Hurt a Pres
ton T. C. Ferguson Co, and Miller & Crenshaw Lynch
burg -
n B-Iaving established branch Of our house in New
York that city will give his personal
attention receiving transhppng and securing the low
est rates freight rce eommisson all goods consgn
ed to cur Francisco House
MeSsrs Edmond Davenport Co., will act for us at ich
r,ond 2s-codly.
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UNRENCU BURR WILL So SONE, ,WarrnW-
n TED-1hc subscribers inform
-
heir friends the public that they <M:NI>
make t6 order French Burr MIL ZHAHVVIxN
Stones, warranted to be Of the best X&NuVKff13M
quality being made OF Burr Blocks of Ikf\>NVNkSM
their own importation from the best lSfN\\&AlA~KNSI
nuarres l France. They also keep SSx3y
for sale COLOGNE ESOPuS & CO W~S1TNSSSV
CALICO MlIIrSTONES, Bolting WT<SxkNNvV
Cloth and Calcncd Plaster. From the W9HHxNN(SW
Senior Partners long experience Ia SRnfx00S
the late firm of Igeron Morriss
IA Of which he a, member their deter mnaon to give
saction they customers their orders shall DO iah
fully and promptly filed by :. ,,,,, . .o>,
of North and Centre stsp opposite the baif
more & Susquehanna X X. Depot, Baltimore
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Cntharte IL the mnst wonderful agent In removing n
unhealthy bile from the stomach, correcting the tone 9" ""
liver and carrying NIL obHructons and impurities from
The system yet discovered II also acts with wondrous e.
effect upon glanduar aud secrctonary system, and
eeanscA the skin from all cruptons hlles botehes IN
tha hair ecrofuous humora leaving ,oivotlke sot
hcalthful glow the cheek of young and old
All enaneous eruptions and other symptoms ON the sur
by unhealthy humors In the blood and unless
they by n good purifying medicine, II Is not posi-
be The efoo To except with the victims w" III
Wright has prepared ths oathartc not only purge pow
all these unhealthy humors aud roovc
them which thousands have already witnessed and OK
ppronecd Full directions for the use of TINS meuch" accom-
pany bottle. Price so and 25 cents
Give trial and then judge for yourselves can be Ind
Wholesale and retail Dr WrIghts Principal Depot 400
lroadway n y Pnrcu Ladd & Cos, Rchmnnd' Srnthnr
\ Nhttcheads, j. H. Thompson Cos, Iynehhnfgi ana Al
principal Drug throughout tba State Jan I'm
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The above rates are via OHIO RIVER Slight advance Is
charged if sent way Railroad No Storage Charged
on Goods through our line. Consign to
BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond.
REFERENCES RIcHMoND.-Sterns a Brummel Iinsey
Tarly & Co. Seldeu Miller, j. II. Claiborne j. w Wright
& Co. Chas T Worham Co, Shields & Sommerville and
EiInonds, Davenport Il Co. june 2fts
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This Company entirely mptnal IN It's character as all tho
profits belong the nsur.d and the dividends are made an
nnally. ~
The profits one third the premium paid
dollars paid annually secures hundreds of thousands
q those dependent our lives. July sets
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lWANTED IMMEDIATETY--TW ENTf NEsI AND rmM, ~,
w AL0oNMAKER. None bnt FIRST rate hands need spp'y
So Il d,s ~ GLASS RAiNE.
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1t established fact that the finest and most superior
stocks Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods bc
found In
would return thanks friends sud customers Of
Lyncbug and Western Virginia for their liberal patronage
during the would further add that VIII be
thank tor any ORDERS during the year 1856.
Ihaye always on hand alargo stock of FINE CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS. all made to my order in tho
and being connected with ether houses In
tho manufacturing fine clothing offer Inducements
that are rarely keep hand large stock OF
Elutls Cassncrcs Xostng which Will make TO
tire IN the STYLE NV CUTTER is known hr0HsboH the
States Of Virginia and North Carona being superior
any cutter lived to the of thirty years
Mr.. JOHN WHITE will warrant 10 give the best FIT and
Workmanship 10 be had In any city North nr South
Direct your letters to THOMAS W. ROYSTON,
ian3ts No4j Sycamore street, Petersburg. Va.
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AyEW (sOODs.-We have juss opened beau.
t,f stock of Figured Deaines and Cashmeres very
reduc cd prices (dec l0tsl JAS. A. sTIGLER Il Co
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NOTICE.-Thcs subsrrher has this day disposed Of HIS
~ entire interest of StiRlor MeEdry Co,
r G. Peters the firm In retiring from the bus
thank friends and the public for their patronage
and would ask continuance to my successors
ocroBER list, 1883. lto McELDEltf.
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,u,o THE Low ERs OF THE FINE ARTS
Thosc who delight 10 look and admire the behuufui
peenens which hand Of In he present. pro
age Is forming nre respectfully invited to eau on =.
lefy There the Statesmen of the country with ntcetus
brow and august mcn stand out from the plae WITH s"sn
he hears the heart hrob and sees the Ups move There
the beautiful bushing maiden with sparkling eyes ana
charming lips invites the ardent youth to gats in admiration
Heavens last best GIT to snni man there t9o uol
laugh meets the visitor holds him charmed TO the spot
Then come to g. w MlSNls cor and view the handsome me
you esteem al others and rest not
YOU hold dear should the silver cord be snap
ped mud tho Golden wbrosen you have that iei which m %
lures all weaiber with equal facilities and with the
perfection. Remember MNNis co are the men to
g,eyou perfect likeness and they may be found at all times
ariamed Gallery Main street, ID door from Bridge
STREET Lynchburg; and Sycamore street rstsr,enfg va va
" SITS Daguerrean Artists.
apIANK nOOsxs, BLANK HOOKs.-P"ync
Is 4 CIiRISTIAN have and for sale large and
gel selected assortment OF Hank Books aud stationery
which they would call the attention of all in want o'uch
a fresh supply al ssird seed, Canary, h"pc and
nov P' asia sTRoTHER WHITEHEAD.
l,INE IRISH pOTATOEs.-we hnv" In
very fine Irish Potatoes for table use for sale by Tho
bushe or retail Ian 2lts LEE y JOHNSON
r"r AND WtHmHNTS sasHs sG ls
uen applications locate Warrants and having at this time
ber and the st Of Decombc 10 visit Illinois, Wis
consn Iowa and Missouri and The Territories OF Minnesota
rants on land PERSONAL, inspected lie will have the advice
aud Agents who familiar with the country and
who have in view good farming land
can be United States Their land locker Is
ssny In field and is minute aud thorough In his cxpora
NV charges for locating Land Warrants, including all Land
Office and expenses are as followsi - -
100 .c.u w
l.U 70 w
20 .'....'..".'.''.''...'... ~ w w
To persons sending number of Warrants liberal deduction
from the above prices wll be made
LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Public aud dealer in Land Warrants,
aug 2i-dScts. Lynehburg, Va.
= Richmond Examiner and Whis copy.
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uDWUslV MOUNTAIN MILL. aTONES.-W,
have and for sale six pair of these superior
Mill stones Those in would do well 10 call soon
oct o3ts LEE & JOHNSON.
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~ in readiness during the first week IN tue next year
the bills due them January, and in accordance WIN
their custom their friends for their httle amounts
about that time hoped they will be In readiness to
settle up promptly. BoRRouuhS ohAr F." =" w.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

XXyHY PURCHASE PIANOS FROM IkKE-
w SPONSlBLE TRAVELLING AGENTSf when yon
in Petersburg the very best quality mot second ate
prices which will be guaranteed to he low al the
North South from +. T. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer
of Sycamore and Rank sts Petersburg.
Always hand between 81 and 10 Pianos to select from
nearly all varying in ;, vie aud finish nov 81
VuNhe Na gle Ga.tor.-Call nj MUIR a STEVENS, LIST
door above Powel Hotel Petersburg aud see new and
beautiful article o tast9rs dee Its
uNuncr nnd Tea sets.-French China, Plain, Git and
Decorated Dinner and Tea Setsust received freBk
supply supply. Aao Iron Stone Ware, White Granite or
Dinner which anxious close he
fore moving Now s the time for bargains
Call us, door above Pow Wells Hotel Petersburg
dee Its MI ill & STEVENS.
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APOTHECARIES, &C.

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
VI Pure Juice rort Vine pure French Brandy, sherry
Vine London Porter and Mofs Aromatic Sohedam Sehnaps
All these articles warranted aud suitable for mec
nal purposes For sale by JOHN IL. SEAN,
Xl Druyu yuist