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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30
Vermont state Agricultural So
Cjptv-


Tho Sixth Annual FAIc Of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society will be held
at Burlington, on Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, and Friday, the 9th, 10Th.
lith, and l2 days of September next.
The spot selected for this exhibition
commands fine views Of Lake Champlain
on the West and the Green Mountains
on the East, which render the site pecu.
liarly sttractive. The grounds will be
prepared With ample Accommodations for
the exhibition of all animals and articles,
and contain suitable pens, stalls, and halls,
a gallery overlooking the t%rotting course,
and a we'll graded track for the trial Of
horses.
Hsndbills containing the announce
mont, premium list, committees, and reg
ulations, may be obtained upon applica'
tion to any of the Directors, or of the
Recording Secretary OF Brattleboro.
CHARLES CUMMINGS,
Rec, Seey. State Ag. Soc.
Esf- Editors of papers throughout the
stato are respectfully requested to copy
the above.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30

Congress will adjourn on the 18th
August next,


Congress will adjourn on the 18th
August next,
~ Mr.. Otero has been confirmed
as the Delegate from New Mexico.
The Election Committee through
Mr.. Waslburn Of Maine, have report
cd against Whitfield and in favor of
admitting Rcedcr as the delegate from
Kansas.
Tile subject of most absorbing
interest at Washington, for the past
week, has been that of a duel betwcen'
Mr.. Burlingame aud the gallant
Brooks. When the Gallant published
his pretty little speech and resigned
his scat in the house. he appended
thereto a note, in which it was stated
that Mr.. Burlin9ame in his remarks
about the Gallant's conduct, did not in.
tend to imputc any want Of courage to
the Gallant, bat merely to the act
WHICH had been pcrpctrated giving
altogether a Pickwichian look to the
whole affair. Finding that this ex-
PLANTATION wad the subject of offensive
comment, Mr.. Burlingame withdrew
any explanation he might have made,
and took the ground he should have
kept all the while,-namsly that the
speech might interpret ana explain IL
self. AS no alternative remained, the
Gallant challenged the Yankee to NOR
tai combat. The challenge was i'm
mediately accepted rifles and coffee
for two,-at fifty PAGES, Clifton House
Niagara Falls, II NJ. Saturday. Mr..
Burlingame secretly left the city to a
void arrest and came as far as New
York City, expecting to meet his en-
gagement. The Gallant staid at home
and sought refuge in the newspapers.
lie suffered himself to be arrested and
bound up for tho peace, complaining
that the place indicated Cor the fight
was too far away from home, and he
was afraid to pass over the enemy's
counhy"--meaning Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Burlin2ame returned to Wash
ington, where his wife and the law have
also got hold of him. Each party has
published a card in which he gives his
version Of the transaction. The facts
are as above stated. We had supposed
the gallant would fight, and that he
had some other of the qualities which
usually belong to gentlemen /; but We
must give him up and admit that his
forte is assassination, and not open at
tack.
- Mr.. Sumner has been at Cape
May where the invigorating sea breeze
has not had its usual effect in restor>
ing him to health. He does not gain,
at all, in strength.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30

Mr. MEAcaAM, OF VERMONT This
gentleman has been unanimously re-
nominated for Congress. Though differ
ing with him in politics, We have to say
that here he is highly appreciated as an
intelligent, influential, and truly efficient
representative. His constituents could
not give greater evidence of their own
good sense and sound public spirit than
is thus taking measures to keep him in
the National Councils - Washington
Star.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30

The reason Physicians speak SO high o:
@BAcH.s AMERICAN CoMroUsD, " is that
they do not consider it a patent medi-
cine. It's ingredients ara made known
20 them. They use the remedy and
know its real worth. See advertisement
in another column.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30
The rain fell
h olttNcu llbpuNt
But with an arrowy and unwavering rus
Dashed kissing earthwards.'

But with an arrowy and unwavcring rush
Dashed kissing earthwards."
At length tho storm abated, the roads
had become pools, the side cutters were
full, the air was changed to a GOODNESS
and dampness quite incompatible with
silk scarfs and white dresses. The hors-
es were at length ordered up, aud in the
course of half an hour, several hundred
spectators mostly on horseback, could
have been seen vending and threading
the several roads leading to the country.
1t was truly an odd occasion, aud what
made it more so, very few went away,
whose countonanoe did not give utter
ance to the sentiment" I've paid too
dear for the whistle s.BR
P S. Being on odd fellow myself, it's
hoped NJ lasting offence will be given by
the above narration to any brother.
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Addison County Anti-Admin1Stra-
ton Nominations.

ton Nominations.
For Senator's,
JOSEPH WARNER, Middlebury,
JOHN PlERPOlNT, Nergennes.
For assistant JgdgcS,
SAMUEL SWIFT, Middlcbury,
JOHN W STRONG, Addison,
Par Sierif,
DAVID S. CHURCH, Middlcbury.
Per states IHorRcu,
FRED'k L. WOODBRIDGE, Vcrgennes.
Per Higt BdiliT,
GtTUS a. COGLAMER, Bristol.
Icr .ypdge Of Probdic-A9iiSoa District,
CALVIN q. TILDEN, Cornwall.
For Jld!e 81 P5obate-N Hdren District
HARVEY MUNSILL, Bristol,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30

For Member of CongresS-1st District,
JAMES MEACHAM, of M~iddlebury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30

Nor SLow.-lIere are a pair of John
T.. Swift's best hits from his speech at
the great Fremont and Dayton r%atifca'
ton meeting in Harverhill, last Thurs
day evening
IA Democrtio sheet in apology for the
bachelorhood of Buchanan, had said that
Buchanan had been married to his coun'
try for af,y years Ii this was the case
he feared that Col. Fremont in Novem'
Der would be guilty of a greater indIscre'
ton even then that Of running away with
Jessie Benton, and would 60 so far as TO
carry away the wifs of Buchanan. Mr.
Swift said tho resemblance between the
Jefersonian and the modern democracy
was like that of the only son that took
after his father, aud he took after him
With a club"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-30
Republican State Nominations

For Governor,
RYLAND FLETCHER, Of Cavcndish
Fer Lieut.. Gorcrnor,
JAMES NJ. SLADE, of Middlcbury.
For Treasurer,
HENRY NJ. BATES, of Mortified,
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M 1 d D i j. b u r Y I:
Republican Nominations

WEDNESDAY, JULY so, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
SOMETHING NEW!
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
@. 2. BRoWN,S,.

@. p. BROWNS.
lis MAIN ct. ADOVE THE II. & N. hank.
TJThcr he fouit IN great variety, Gold Watches.
wv case in Magic, Hunting and Open faces, ranging IT,
price from $sito $sOu and in Silver Cases from $5oowr
CLOCKS of every style and price, keep
good time.
ELEGANT STYLES OF JEWELRY,
Consisting part of fine Coral Sets Furentne Lawn
Jets AMI Pearls ditto and variety Of ali Gold Jewel
ry every description which, having been purchased di
rectly from the manufacturers can be sold very low.
FANCY GOODS.
Fine Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs, India Rubber PM side
fine azors Razor strOps Pertaoriss, Cigar Gases, and
great variety Of useful and pretty things.
The public generally ctu invited to call and
amino for themselves. Fft-a apl4
- Mash,nglon Ham Drug store.-
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Address DR.. J. pELAcy LEnsuN,

7 -AI1IEtS5 Or. J. UEIIAGI LEN!lUN,
Union Place, New York Ctv
ness and Diseases of the Eur with the Treatment Ii. mn
and Dumb. Price 81 " ' D'@'
Money LISTERS must be registered by the Po,,n,,,s,
Registered Letters At TisSui-aSe bear thISIn
Mimi Correspondents must Eaclnss Postage for rstaa
answers the New Postage Lazy reqnitinS prepayment Of let
New York, July 81, 1885, AA'-an
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
!. MISGEI.I4 ANEOUS.
BooKsl BooKs!!
] g Is. s. s.. 3 IS I,SEsl Il 80. e 81 8

9o s a.N aa1 III saE.SislH5 . E e. 8
WOULD sail e M gtSs sare stock Oh
Of every variety used in aud about Wheslng and sold
,sisesis{ j sSrtss q rsaasTsi -
nsshsatary Eclectic. Sanders, and Towns Spoilers;
f Basls &c. s AIMS s3 fs e saa Ah
rnetIcs.
All kinds Primers for children, together with an sssort-
itl' . MIscELLANEoUs BOOKS
AIsoEcsp Letter Fancy Note Papers u every ysEi.
city; Plain and Raney EAvelopss Pens and
Ass ''''''''' Di1iiIEs FOR fsSs
Ny of blank Books will always be found complete
L would also call attention stock 81
NALL PAPER AND WISDOM SHADES,
cheanness By any house in the West.
BSy9 1 5ss from ~ %d 5s n S SR
where. JOHN FISHER,
u 1900 Gir, oisars
$3.50 Prinrados Cigars;
3.nO0 Apollo I"
s;S SsS ! SS5ess Nonnn.tn, cigars;
11O9O Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe ''
g boSSss 81 Lump Tobaeeo'
JustreeeiYed anu for sale by - .
oe3I WI. LaoASn1ltS.--
RA&g a, AN ,I5 s, rs s5bs Ris large
w assortment the following articles:
1000 COnsuello Cigars:
1000 La ElOsa e
1000 Il saIvalo
1000 FL Dorado {" tfrtt n
2, SSS. LAP La Profession Prot. Cigars
1000 Flores
5 boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
+" Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
sPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

E subscriber has on hand manufacturing alarge
assortment OF Hats of the lat ard most approved
,ylcs which be surpassed for Ishtness beauty and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
TEsT1AioNY.

eve, the undersigned practitioners OF medicine In the eli,
Of ATS had occasion to witness the practice 81
Ing aside all personal jealousy and prejudice, freely admit
fS. So ~ ~ .sIn ~ diseases o. These d
tended a. is well worthy the of our professional
brethren throughout the Untc States Their srs, Of
treating diseases Of the middle and Internal ear b ts
Of vHpors particularly in chronic aud conrl.
cnted new in the practice aura surgery
and Ills IN void which has long been felt m the general
practitioner In diseases Of the eye they seldom rrUirC 10
resort 10 AN operation As skil auriS:s and olsts and
devoted to their profession NC Gordisliy rs
commend them to such Us NAV require their ail'
q SlShsd' ALENASEhK X. Morr, NJ. D..
GEO. :. GR4sEN, NJ D., HORACE wrSSlnw, 81. D.,
=. n.Lr;AS' ". u, ALLsrOS Il. Francis, NJ D..
Nete York, August !, 1919.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Savings, 81; Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE
NEkeep ahP Head and Feet GoVeFeh.O
GII1ERNSof Wheeling End vlenity3-Tis old maxim for
health reminds that not be call
attention to Fan and Winter stock Of Boots Shnel Hats
1aps Umbrellas God Carpet Sacks at the corner Of Market
AID Monroe streets where wiz md gTest variety Of
fashionable lately received G0os suitable 70 the season. at
low Psscss.
Try thsnkal for the liberal patronage received since
csuog respectfully solicit alto call and
ezstae ny stock Ut viii be pleasure to and walt
ycul uniting labor With rest that give their od
spring hgEh, and 70 this adding Industry and economy
may kGTe heath.
Ladies you Wish 70 purchase faShienabie and cheap
winter Bonnets, sure,
Gail a. the old Post Once, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentteen, Hyou Wish 70 purchase fashionable Cap
Raevs d.
cAuess above place. where you WIN ges-tha.
Remember the old Post Once corner.
TO County Ivrohant have Goods dispose fiat
e 10 'fe'. s B.H WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
OuEENSWARE,

wv respectfully invite citizens, and country mer.
w chants who replenIshiug their stock Of China,
Ags Quesasware and Fancy Goods, to examine stock
before Ecin East purchasing elsewhere II embraces
some entire new and desirable patterns nj this
SPRING IMPORTATIoN.
Hsk country Fesnts TO give us Eastern prices,
with cost Of transportation
EGOods fer rs-shlpuens packed with great care and
J. Z. DUNLAP q CO.,
No. 2s Monroe street,
ApS Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18

large assortment of Black Brown, Clarrt Pearl coll
lrcd of grade; together with large Gssert
Retail to which Of patrOps and the public
is especially invited.
n B-Iats made to Confcrnature measure, warranted
an easy tit, u shortest notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
MEDICAL.
E AR a ND Icy n.
Dra. LsERR UM & DuFToS7:
OCULISTS AND AUIlISTS9 ~

b.
TAR. LE1BUN offers 10 those SuFerins iron, No.,
~ inh1Eitse aurt remedies which hry 4thcs' IL
nearly three thousand cases teonIrTytl
have been pronounced be Drs Ias.S
and Dsleau, OF Paris, and Curtis Pleler Of I " bi
most wonderful ever applied for diseases Of t as tie
middle car. They comprise aiIeScnt ccIrscs and
rt0Ds diseases that effect the external ami 1T us
n the disease IS confined to the external car
apparent the dtt or sixth day. d. LERir eEest
care in ease, when thet perfc, q; q
tou. He has eighteen! certificates from tho, vi Is :aGa
deaf from infancy whose hearing
and they nov enabled to tcdslt tie fags
fully treated by him. Certificates that erst
on application 'aS eesetn
In all cases Of deafness arisn;, iron, it.,,r,r.,
eRfflg, peri0rdtiO1 OF the .p,epll s ~.
usially calle the drum - is,inLaaet5n or ngsz-
bSHns of the tli aud et.seiI;a mrs 9et' sia-
IftiOR Of SWcRs: RerpotiS dfectioaS DoIggn,
when the disease can be traced to SSsr;ff VILE f
t6ns, Bilious Intermittent Fever, Colds b. 81
or inercufial medicines gatherings Ia III, 2aS
Sc, the sense can. IN edriy eeeS fA:sae; he !a2l
Where want of secretion Is apnHreht
being dry and scRlY; when the le.ifneSs II SSnAt"
oics In the car ike rustnG Of leaves crIus ~ NlA
falling water, ringing Of bes pnlsatons, dsehar insects
when in STOPPING position sensation Il f nat
OF blood to the head had taken place Erf tbr
perfectly where there Is much noise or lie i IS
doll and cloudy weather, when cold la. 49, SSe
The course pursued by DIX. LEDRCN Is coRsidtr3 \;
EtbEe. 'Ea'.
DR DUFToN, the only practitioner in the Unite,
who PrAetiseS the new, painless and Successful uists
ry other have failed to afford relief he asks no IS
such fair and impartial trial. Paeuts b. Seudss
few particulars Of their case have remedies
part ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18
New Spring and Summer Goods

IDJIEsIS stIOOIJS.
lust received NOTE BROS, great variety Of
q Dress Goods, such
Fancy Dres3 Silks-lAtest styles
MORE Antique silks-iess than the usual prices
Plain Black - cheap;
Printed, Plain Plaid and Striped BeTagesi
Plounced Dres5es--a choice variety;
Twisted Silks and TIssues-vrry pretty;
Plain Hl-Noo DeIIaincS--all shades -5.a
Printed and Plain Chalies-iiandsome and cheap;
French Scotch and American Lawns-beautiful;
English and French Chintkes-good assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain Foplins; Fft7FE
Plaid and Striped Ducaliss-anew article.
ALSO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-18

- -7I7 . ~ SETTLE -iE
N ACCOUNT of change i'll tier firm, all persons in-
~ debted the subscribers their Retail Store, ear
nys:ly requested ready settlement the LIST Of Jam
ury by cash otherwise and NIL having claims
against the will present the FOR liquidation
80 McCLALLENS- & KNOX.
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TAKE NOTICE.

M. j. B. PoHdsrsmhh:
DEAR SIR.-I hare been nfaieted for three years
with In back, and for the last six mouths not
able get ms bed without help your In
city insisted trying bottle OF Chang Fhu Lnmenl
and try what eject would have; and bottle has relieved
me 90 much able get bed without -
Guilty. blessing just try for youFsefnhd
'0A "4' Mas. NJ. COCHRAN.
'''s''-'' 3''e + H. LOGAN CO.,
myTly Bridge Corner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

NEW YORK MARgETs.-Therc was rather more buoy
ancy in the cotton market Yesterday, with sales of
from 1000 $500 bales. good part Of which was in
transitu Middng uplands closed AZ about lofc.-
Flour was dull for common grades and firm for me-
dunn and upper qualities, with more activity in the
market Wheat was in more animated request, with
sales of about 80 900 bushels, at prices given in an
other column. Corn was in fair request, and closed
Mt about last week prices Pork was inactive with
sales of mess ut Sleand in retail lots at $40 Is. Su
CARS were in fair request and sales OF nj kinds footed
up about 100 hhds prices stated in another place.
Coffee quiet, owing to the public sale to come off
to day Freghs were Offering to a far extent and
about 30. 900 bushels grain and 5000 barrels -four
were aged for verpooa prices given elsewhere.
" y Heraid May 20.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, May l9th.The of
ferings of Beef Cattle this week about $50 head
sales at 9aSl0 IS per 100 lbs. Cows and Calves
Sales at from % to $50. Sheep-Saes at from 4 so
ass per head Hogs-Saes at sass 80 per loo 100
lbs
New ORLEANS MARKET, May l9th.-Cotton-Saes
to-day 5000 bales at unchanged rates Sugar Sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
Shocking Suicide of Policeman

Mr. L. G. Patron. SAYS the New Orleans Gre
sent a creole aud latterly policemen. in the
Second and Third Districts, committed suicide
last evening at his residence, at the corner of
Orleans and Marais streets. by shooting himself
through the heart with pistol. The Coroner
held an inquest on the body, mud give an appro.
priate verdict The deceased WA, about thirty
yenr- Of age and il j. said, was driven to the sad
act by disappointment in an affair of the heart
He was a good citizen and n good officer. and
his shocking self destruction has throwna gloom
over large circle Of relations and friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23


- wv asSoc' 'ttoh anu nave charge OF "ii ma
81 u ii''ee leu taeFeWith,and sha! employ
-, Oh 'ne following Objects VIZ First, IA
pto'idihg suitable place of meeting and furnishing
an NJ al'Cies oil furniture 10 render the men,
pess 'h'or'aele during the meetings
~ ihc establishment Unpopular lectures
sa SUBJECTS connected a. lar rs practicable with
mechanics anu Their collateral seien-
iiitu' IN the formation oil library AMI reading
i'y'"' o"oihet OF minerals and uodeis.
o',t'' ID est+pttzals ana fostering N elem snt'-
= "'Sas S.bee''
AH'i'ls .,,ffe9HpdeaH or tVhHWHess
"se'.Y' Ss,o'heefs ie4nd incompetent or untath-
.! ~ % MAJORITY "t the voting members pres
"' at Any fesa'r or special meeting OF the Assoeia-
"oH
",'"o' ne BOARD oil Managers may and they
az ueiepy "utuor'@ed 10 declare the seat OF any of
49, ~ 'i'ee consecutive regnlar meetings; anu re-
po' e s"ine 10 Tue Association, which shall fill the
'''uss'
- 's'"V1 i".-Ah members Shall be free to attend
'He nieetiles oil 'ne Association.
n'cf'o@ -na.-Ail members shall be admitted to the
II flaf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
By TELEGRAPH
rr,curnphed Esprc-.l, for the .'vi, s,nian.'
CONGREGATIONAL.
sursner sovesoiy Gained hy Crooks
%. Carolina.

WAsuiSeroN. May OIL.
G 'orrrs- adjourned in respect 10 the memory
of he late Mr.. Milltr, f Missouri.
immediately after the adjournment, while Mr.
: unnrt was siill IL IA, senate chamber. he WI
app, cached by Nj. Brooke, memhsr of The
II use from South Carolina who accused him oi
billing lis state aud Il ,ndrring his gray hend
g relative. NJ. Butler and Immediately struck
him with cnne. Sumner fell. aud the blnws
were repeated until he Wa deprived II the pow
or If speech. No on. interier.d until the can
inr was .Heoi, H. Sumner was Hen taken In his
room. II is mot yet n~e.rlnined whether his IN
iuries are serious or MT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

The Lecompton, Kansas. Union contains ex.
tract Of inhammatory speeches made by Me-srs.
Howard and Sherman, members of the congress
sional investigating committee. in support # Ex-
Gov. Reeder; warning the marshal not to arrest
Inn at hi peril. Mr. Oliver, of Missouri, the
southern member of the committee, cndeavored
to d-.uade them from such dangerous proceed
ing hut they persisted amid the cheers ofthe
free sellers present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

en'' ny ,en q earlc aud wife. 81 date the 2nd June
', anu i''"idtd IN the clerks aieo a, Amherst county,
s""lAfa on II" = ct May he PROMISES public
uchsn ~ Vie highest bidder the real In said deed
Na of - much as may be Unnecessary The purposes
~ 'e heep situated in the county Of Amhest Lynch
ou,s and containing about 9i0 acres orless
me land will he Sold altogether separate tracts may
oe Undermined IN before the day of sile.
ne ec anthorscs sale for eash hut by tho consen OF
PHres Interested u Will hc acid on credit Of ~ aud II
months cSeer for the $1,000 which viii bc required
IN 'a Inc purchaser giving his ncH stable notes
M endorsed hnd the title 81 lie retained nutil they patti
ne te to the land believed To be- gnod but only such
e VII be sold as conveyed IA der the deed
"'osesad DAVE Il rDIEl. ru,.,...
= DAVID T., SPENCE ''"''''e'
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"i New Orleans at cents. Moasses ss4 yea. -
boiled do 10 cents. Corn trile higher, sales a.
mo- eehtS hlh52 cents. Ness Pork 10 boaSlG Ia
i"egh's--eotton to liverpool taken at la sterl
IN ENrhlnnn %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

a dtVN UNutnt0d The
uhu'fssneI by David T. Rec shall Saturday, the Tth
oay OF june next On the premises proceed to sell public
auetloh hfce OF the Houses and Lot amid decd
ohe OF these lots Is situated between 18th aud 9Th street
the heghhohond Of Mr. & Poe has good brick
on ~ Win sly II, ms and all necessary ont houses
Inc other two lots diamond mn In the
ncEhhofhood Of Mr. { Hardy They hutp good brick
houses upon heuone With three roomsh, other with four
ersons wishing Houses conveniently located business
WIZ la well To call and nine these
Terms-l Liberal aud made known day Of -nle
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
Arrival Of tne Quaker shN-Spnntsh
forces Preparing Ia Attack Nicara-
gun and Mexico.

INV DIX, My KIM,
The Quaker City from Havana hnr arrived.
Runners exist in Havana TINT tho Spanish Gov
.rnmeni are IL fit out immediately ut that port.
an expedition ,o proceed I" Costa RIGA I" operat"
against Walker in Nicaragua; and that disiin-
gushed Spanish officers have elrendy been dis
watched 10 the scenc of future action.
A further runnr prevails that Nera Cruz IA 10
he blooknded hy Spnni-h forces in order 10 en-
force the payment of certain elam- due The spnn
iii Government hy Mexico. This movement II
i. said Is to proceed immediately. and the anu
sunl ao,ivit, prevailing among the Spanish Men
Of War Mt Havana. in getting ready for Sea.
would seem 10 give some crcdrnce to the rnmor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
Slavery i, the Pre- 50 ytetihl General Assembly
New School

The committee appointed by the New School
PRESBYTERIAN General assembly t" report ION the
constitutional power of the General Assembly
over slaveholding in its churches" reported
Monday in favor of the power. DIR. Boyd.of Va,
drew up minority report.