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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

DOOR MANs PIAsTER.--A vnluabIe appII.
j cation for Pains, Rhermaic or other. For sale by
lunr lOls1 STABLER & JONES
vNsR>sClKE ElKNUTURE.! --ss srfml
for past tNor the subscriber woud return his thanks To
his friends aud the public generally and inform them that he
has hand and adding th-ree(a large
ortmcn of Eegnnt Furniture manufactured by kifu work
"u Of the best material sd finished the de-
Abe Ills Stqk every article Usually
ten NJ la the most extensive manufactures
H. socs call those wishing purchase feeling
sufrd that hr aud VIII satisfaction regard to both
price and quality % work
Hair and Sheek Mltiresses always hand
EDWARD !. EDLKES,
Nareroous aud Mandatory, below Liberty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

COMMISSION HOUSE bN rnE GFpY OF PETERSBURG
uhHNW1DDsE GNss.G, date Inspector at
West lin Ware itouse.) will receive and. sell
mission TOBACCO WHEAT. CORN. FLOUR BACON
COTTON and all other Country Produce pts excepted)
OFFICE IA S. eainoro street, Petersburg, Va
Refer to horton Taylor Liberty WarehoI VIM r.
Gannaway, Tabacronst tdeo 6.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

LAST TENNESSEE RALRoAD--We have been fur
nishei with the following extract from letter of
President Cunningham to "A gentleman in this city
I'VE are pushing the work at the West end as fast
as possible and intend laying from both ends when
ever We can. We Nill have seven miles ready in six
weeks and will re-commence laying iron there as
well rs commence at Bristol. Our grading al un-
der contract except light section or two, which we
can let at any time. Newill close next year il no
misfortune meets us'
glorious era is at hand. At the close of
another year shall have a connected line of
Railroad from the Atlantic to the Mississippi river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

Nh p. CtIIIbRfY, f,rmor conductors s. Rail Roa
md John pchsr,en, tho Arm Of n r. Chldrcy 4 G,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND WARplNd MEL
CHANTS
Petersburg, Boliingbrooh street,
JOHN DICKINSON =. uHiLDRBT.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
INTERPosITIoN OF PRovIDENOE.

wise Providence in momentarily stopping the tide Of
resistance TO slavery extension Is but giving time for the
food to srenghea The check of local defeat will Danish
that ruinous confidence which infected the republican
ranks--N r. Tunes
We glad to perceive that the Times begins to under
stand the character Of the republican party sufficiently TO
believe that Providence has inerposed in Pennsylvania for
the purpose OF momenaly stopping" the further
progress Of i reasonable designs against this Union Of
States We believe that oyerruling Providence Ill not
only momentany" but permanently stop the progress Of
the tide Of naticsm folly and wickedness, which has
been for months past beating against the constitution
and the Union and will preserve this nation TO fulfil
great mission upon the earth in behalf of civil liberty and
the right OF self-govenment The Times will thus be-
leye its faith in Providence grows stronger Its at
tempt explaining the purpose of Providence in arrestng
the progress of epubcanism is ingenious than hon
est We do not believe that the mantle of Daniel has fall
en- upon the editor of the Times and that he has
mission interpret the manifestations of the Deity
Albany Atlas and Argus
The daily union., 1856-10-23

THE subscriber trustee win TubIc sale, Mon
day, the 20 day Of November the of
at the couuhouse door, IN Rockville the following
estate of Which the CLARKE died seized
In Montgomery county, about eight miles Washington
Lot q hts contiguous lot No
Oliver II Z. Clarke SIDE and
BsdensbuE road the othef and the road from Coesv by
Bonds mill 70 Washington city, third side large
ton Of it's in uncommon ne chestnut ard oak timber the resi-
pines land, uBmpr0ysd II h
for cultivation, easily improved. There
IT, II contains s0k OF land
Part OF lot No g. adjoining lot No fronting
road from Coesve and containing ia land
II has on neverang spring of uneommony
sides other supplies The timber and soil similar that Of
No p.
No. T. This ioi formerly Tboma. RrrIss and
win be resod his lies nearly south Of asons
owned by G. II. Clarke. road through
Is beautiful lot, well waered and mbcred and
81 X OF land, more or less
wishing purchase eunmne the
property which win be shown by the Mers Clarke residing
the neiahbofhood.
Term, sale onehrd Of purchase money required
be paid IN cash the day o residue
samsn end years the day of bearing
from hc day Of the
cured by the bonds OF the purchaser purchasers
sufehes 10 be approved By the trustee.
W. vEIRs BoUTE, Trustee
Oct ll-aawdscpin3Nov
The daily union., 1856-10-23
Notice.-westcrn Texas Land Agency.

he undersigned have for sale hfy
OF The hnes andsin the sise o Teta which they will dispose
Of reasonable IN purchasers
Twenty houi lie Nuoccs valley,
the Pinto and San Fernando, nest fugar
corn, and grazing lands Emigration tending rapidly
20 this section Of the sne which for health and Ennd water
he surpassed BY county earth There noe
forty miles Christi the pnif
ping and receive the products mud cary them We
viii sell these lands three hu dred
up any IN desired. As have large smouH,
oflards, win make accommodating The ute indls-
OF tbe updr
srnel Of whom will cnnyeyancr and Will
promptly answer any inquiry eonce-nlng said l,nds,
WHITE LOGAN,
Auorneys at-lsw, Srguri, Texas
w. STEVENS,
oct la-oawdkeplmo. ~ ''A"
The daily union., 1856-10-23
LOCAL NE w s.

Theannual meeting OF the stockholders Of the Alexandria
Loudon and railroad held in Alexandria
Tuesday The report which read by the President shows
that with subscription OF $4,000 100000 from the
county OF Loudou the early completion Of this road to the
Shenandoah river, and indeed to Winchester would be
secured without such subscription that the work be-
tween Carks Gap and that river would perhaps be
peaded Alexandria is expected assist IN raising from
100000 to $25ooOO Depot grounds both at Alexandria
and Leessurg have been secured and the work already
under contract is divided into two sections OF which
Is in charge Of Mr. r. G. Bowie the other has been given
to Mr.. r. Randolph.
We make the following extract from synopsis Of the
report OF the chief engineer, O. P. Manning, esq:
Last years report showed that ground had been broken
upon 10 OF the 40 sections between Alexandria and Cark
Gap The value OF the graduation and masonry then
cuted had reached $4,000 The value of the kind Of
work done up to the close OF the past year S23s 364
from which deduct the first named and balance Of
Sl6s364 10 given, $4,000 per month, which, though
well applied has not advanced the work 10 that stage OF
progress which confidently hoped.
"The work now In progress embraces the grading and
masonry OF 20 OF the 40 sections already alluded to- Taking
all the sections piece of work the result that nearly
OF the graduation and already executed
The section terminates at Leesburg and hence
the division which has been made in the nine sections
classed in report.
o complete the graduation and masonry of these forty
sections 1t Is estimated that at least S305 900 will be
cessary The road could be sufficiently prepared for
track and for temporary by the expenditure of $780,
Ooo but this plan OF opening railroad for public use Is
not deemed advisable"
1t is stated that the jackson Democratic Association
making arrangements to attend the democratic meeting
which takes place at Laurel Factory the 30h inst
Roundtrp tickets will be issued by the railroad company
to those who wish to unite in council with the democracy
of that place
The president of the board of council laid be-
fore that body at its last meeting communication from
the mayor recommending the appropriation of $500 for
grading and graveng Fourth street. from East Capt.
to street to avenue and ALSO recommend
ing the appropriation of 1898 for extending the grading
of First street east to the end north of the cut north Of
street north and for graveng the street from the
north side of north the north side of street
north.
Five frame dwelinghouses belonging to Mr.. John La
phen consumed by fire Monday night last in Alex
andria The fire originated in the house at the north end
of the block which unoccupied at the time and was
doubt the work of incendary The houses in
sured in that city.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
OFFICIAL.
TKHasuRr DErIR1srsr.

THrasrH DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1859.
the Congress Of 29d July such soch ~
deemabe by and will be the on the
render Of the certificates thereof 18Th Of November
when Interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue pror 10
day Of redemption and win therefor the premium
addition to the interest accrued purchase one
days interest for the money reach the vendors
On such stock received at the Treasury
Jupe and the 3st day July inclusive per ON
tho amounts specified in the certificates;
on such stock received between the LIST days
fourth Of one per cent;
accrued thereon, and additional only win ba
paid.
Cer6caes Of stock transmitted under De
assigned the URed States by the party emitted receive IN.
purchase and whon prior current
hafyea Interest also be assigned by the present
otherwise such interest viii be payable heretofore.
And notice arhe holders OF United
will purchase the
o June and tho LIST Of December unless
81 shall bo previously obtsinsd pay
interest day dividend
Of interest," and days additional Interest the money
the vendor the following or premiums
On stock Of the loan Of sf9 premium Of 10 per
loans Of Isf OF per
And stock issued under the of 9th September 1880
monty called Tsrsnsdemny stock, premium Of
Certificates transmitted should he assigned
the United States by the entitled receive the and
sent previous The LIST July, the half interest
be assigned BY the present -tockhodcr
interest for the half that day will be payable him here
tofore.
Payment for all foregoing will be made by
Boston, York, Philadelphia
parties entitled 10 receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
May 2o-dinl9Sov Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
uy C. w. uorELEn, Aueuon.sr.

TRUsTBE5 SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
excellent household furniture auctonBy vriue n deed
in ust from Hackney the suoscee bearing date he sinh
recorded IN Liher e. No lld oos
97 2s aud va shalt el the United States Hotel on Thus
October 93d, 10 o'clock large cot
household In the schedue
ed to said deed, consisting in part Of vzt
Superior rosewood orts STOOL and
Handsome gilt frame mirrors
Maiopany and walnut sofS
Arm and chairs, paor chairs finished In push dsms.k,
and hnir cloth
Marble top centre, sofa, and pier tables
Mahogany centre, card, and dining tables
Lounges ottomans, chairs
Brussels, three and ingram
cloth throughout the entire bous.
window curtains, shades, and Grtureu
Venetian blind-, ehintr curtains
Mahogany walnut, ard painted bureaus bedeads wushand.
and chairs of various kinds throughout house
Large quantity OF excellent feather and pillows
Hair and huk mattresses, bsnk Sheets sc
Looking glssses, clocks and man,ei
Fire irons, toilet sets, chamber tables
Radiators air-tgtt, AVID open crate
Arm chairs, desks tables
ToReher with cooking nss and Kitchen
urs and other articles deemed parcu-
se, forming attractive sale those in
nisbinF goods.
Terms ESQ and under ESQ, two, four, rx
months for approved ,ndorstd notes bearing interest
JNO, ". btNTON, Trpstes
Oct l-dsi q. W. oIELER, Aneiiopser.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
From the Boston Post.
ALL HAIL INDIANA ALL HAIL THE HEREAFTER
yICTORYt


The glorious from the Keystons State is accomps
MED with of equal significance from the West
the devotion to the Union and the constitution tha
has been manifested in Pennsylvania has been exhibited
Indiana.
Indiana is one Of the States which the Fremoners conf
denty relied Indeed they not willing ths
the democracy Of that State should have anythng-shoult
still live On the day before the election the New York
Courier and Enquirer said
aour friends are confident Of the success Of their cand
date or governor) by from nine to twelve thousand ma
jorityP Accounts from Indiana
represent that chances are good in all the seven dis
trcts which hold, and that possibly carry
all Of the remaining four but one"
There has been end to the Dragging accounts of
er meetings in favor Of Fremont; and has been
left unturned to secure.the success OF that party.
But Indiana contains noble list Of democratic cham
piops any other State in the Union Gov. Willard and
Senator Bright in themselves hosts and they have with
them hue array of talent and patriotism. The Fremont
orators have been met at every turn and their base cal
umnies have been refuted There has been there por
6ght The result is splendid II is significant
Indiana has routed the sectional party horse and foot viii
lard the democratic candidate Is governor by SIX
THOUSAND majority the democrats have six Of eleven
members Of Congress and majority Of the legislature
which two democratic senators to be elected by
this legislature.
All honor to the gallant democracy of Indiana They
have noby discharged their duty and told the country
that Indiana will give her vote for james Buchanan. II
must be remembered that this s victory which the Indi
ana democrats have achieved with only the patriotic assist
anoe OF oldine wings who go for Buchanan The Ere
monters and kuow-nothings arrayed against them
Al the NEXT election the Fillmore ticket will be in the 6ed
which will increase the majority for Buchanan
Hurrab for the glorious State Of Indana And as goes
Indiana so goes Illinoisl Keep the ball rongi j. Is
not enough TO barely elect Buchanan and Breckinrioge
The North, misrepresented and caumnated by its FIRE.
mont sectional orators II to itself to give them
most signal rebuke. Let the national candidates have
vote here that shall silence forever the claims Of these
orators TO represent the North.
Democrats, maintain your disciplined Close up your
ranks Pour in grape Forward upon the sectional squad
4 ous Give them ntrt time what jackson gave the
4 British at New Orleans.
The daily union., 1856-10-23

IHE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FhIR--A St. Louis paper In
'peakng Of this fair which held at that city, says
The public interest In the exhibition is increasing every
ay The vehicles 70 be crowded and TO travel
h magnitude and success of the enterprise or the visit
Is Yesterday larger proportion ladies than on
monday or Tuesday. You In all directions OF
ose seashell bounets that ht the head prety
nose rich heavy shssls which give matrony look to
ne Youngest maiden and OF that bravery Of ap-
FNs' which makes a multitude look picturesque"
The daily union., 1856-10-23

The ELECTRIC sPARKAt the London Royal Institution
recent OCCASION the duration Of an cleo
trio spark and the ingenously contrved By Prof
Wheastone to measure it. illustrated by the original
apparatus employed by the Professor from which was
sceraned that the duration Of the spark does exceed
the twenty-five tbousandth part Of second. cannon
ball, II illuminated in its flight by fash Of lightning
would in consequences Of the momenary duration Of the
light appear to be staonary and the wings Of
seem at rest ..
The daily union., 1856-10-23
ImPoHrasT FROM NEW yoRK.-r,,d

ImPOHrANT FROM NEW yoRE.-Tr.do rImo.,
suspended In Broadway-TUCKER his drn upon
stock In Market and home again triumphant
styles Of London and prepared
splendid cloths v.stines
offered public. would great pleasure 10
orders from fitting
confident that he has In hi. facility
giving complete satisfaction,
Terms moderate. Exhibition 10 charge.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor, No. f26 Pennsylvania avenue,
Sep le-codtw between AZ and etb streets.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
oFFICIAL.

TEEAsUET DEPARTMENT.,
August 90 lsoo.
IoNr RESOLUTION extending The time for the creditors Or
Texas 10 present their sIsims
& sSs sSe - csss. sa as.ss Tsa @ s Su %
the provisions o the fourth section Of The a Of the 2
public Of Texas Congress sep
o1 he days aS ss s e. & s. sSs r
he tune which payment OF the appropriated BY The nhh
SSSe s which
June % aa SoIss @ ass sss sisfsi BY Ss
dsb which have been scosnissd by The State Of
IeIa The same saa" 70 The o. three hundred and nino
presented Treasury Department prior i9h Of
he y ,ns pay ,'S
debt Ssos the Is day 81 june last Who as p
" S SaS % @ sms ne s tho
the releases the United States and the State reIas
ATTY thousand payment Secretary
due s 5 % sr aS s n %
@ men s sma,nas @ IN ns treasury pto rata aponss az The
proper releases on before the st day Of January next
Notice hereby gven bonds certificates
dences debt OF republic which pre-
ented this department before 18Th Of
that the will be settled and the thereon will
be paid the lawful holders thereof
January accompanied evidence
genuneness, with assignments United saes required
give this the custody of such bonds certificates and
evidences debt with releases United Texas
accordance with the provisions Of the of Congress of 2s
February, 1855
This department require genuneness
with comptroller
of Texas under the laws Of the But
verifying the certdcaes bonds promssoy issued
republic Of Texas and presented audited by ocers
OF the State The and proof Of the genuneness
of the latter ia the certificate OF the comptroller of the
who the official charge archives relating
10 the debt OF the late republic of Texas.
The and releases be
in the of the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
chief clerk thereof in the OF notary public
the Assistant Secretary ce notary
certified by the notary his holders
desire make the assignment and the
city Of Washington be done the assistant
collector surveyor presence
notary public, by surveyor
notary pub by notary his no,a
rial and if there collector surveyor
The where the resides
before any record Judge
aud clerk thereof and be witnessed by hem and certified
clerk under his ssa Of oce and the holder
States may any
consul under
All persons executing assignments
leases also declare, under OATH before notary clerk
CONSUL the be- that they the
ufcas debt, as
signed hem bona de for collections the notary clerk or
consul must include the fact Of that declaration in their
Of acknowledgment
assigned for collection or pledge party hold
esduay interest claim must be stated
the affidavit and release the United release to
Texas be duly executed by such party together
gnmen and releases from the whose favor
and payment is requested.
One of
character Of debit may be included assignments
releases and affidavit Of ownership, each certificate correctly
described by number date payee IL
hores of The State Of Texas repub
c issued by the republic of Texas according facts
OF each
assignment United States may be made in common
the releases according forms subjoIn
ed-A and b. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily union., 1856-10-23

PADEIPHIA Oct. 22-Ths State Fillmore electoral col
sge met here to-day and adopted resolutions endorsing the
circular recently issued by Messs Sanderou Clyde Clay
and others at Philadelphia They repudiae fusion any
other party and urge the national Americans labor un-
eeAaingly for their candidates.
The daily union., 1856-10-23

frHE sOuTHEas sPEAtER, containing, IN ur.-s
variety the pieces of niory ptss poetry
ngue, with appendix, embracing Knnsep's Model
Decaraon Of ndependence Consuon of The dted states
with naraina indeIi Wsshas,ons Farewell hadSe,
nips ndet and marginal qussiens ny d. Barton Ros,,
Price 81 as "
octh FRANCK TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1856-10-23

DOR sALE-A lot In the of 2Igt
streets co feet inches by las fe-t "a inches deep
THIS 81 the locat
and 10 opposite The csgas idcnee Of Lieut. woou Und
States and In rapidly Improving location.
o those who wish 70 purchase, most Of the desirable
ap lpquirr Of WIN. WALL,
AtWan a suphsnss, No 3l0 Pennsylvania avenue
Oct 9-d2w between 9th n
The daily union., 1856-10-23
Meeting Of he FalmOrs Elsetoy,.

immense meeting in Independence Square in celebration
their victory In this State.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
Rs-slsctiOn Of a q. s. Senator.
The Episeopal Conusntion.

MONTPELIER, Vt,) Oct 22.-Hon Solomon Foot was thi
morning reelected TO the U. s. Senate from this State
The daily union., 1856-10-23

SOLDIER LUoK.-The New York Mirror says that Bre-
vet Major George w. Rains, whose resignation
nounced few days since has just married beautiful
wife, and property the North River worth half a
million of dollars
The daily union., 1856-10-23

DOR RENT.-A furnished for
board, Apply No. o43 street d uh b.
l4ih and 18th
oct I7-d3'
The daily union., 1856-10-23

Anew Noves.-Raising the Scenes
Courts BY Ball Fennor. Embelshsd with portraits
police, officers, &c. 81.
or, Life CGftonvne BY Mrs c. A. Hayden.
81.
Boston Common; Tale Of Times BY Lady. ST. rs
hha Spells from the strand BY MIS- Ada NJ. Field. s..
Kate stanton: A p,ge from Resl Life. 81.
Dora Grafton or Livery cloud has a Silver Lining ST..
Ambition. Kaie Willis 81.
Ramblss in Eastern Aa, ncnang China and Manila during
sions Manila, Hong Kong &C. By D. L. Ball, M d.
edition. 81 25
Jus, published and for saea
TAYLOR MAURYS
Oct % bookstore, 9Th street.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
q IL N Il II A L N y w 3.

TAxAnoH-The rate of taxation in Newburyport, Mas
sachusett Is very hgh-$s 65 the Oo0 The
sors valuation of the city is S72l6,2co
The daily union., 1856-10-23

I EBiGH CDAL.-Now unlo,d
Ii coal. A deduction made frem vessel
Wood Of the best quality always hand
Coal kept under cover 2,2lo lbs. 10 the ton,
r. J. & w. NJ. GAIT,
One south avenue,
a3-3tf Northwest corner Streets No. s47.
The daily union., 1856-10-23

SALE OF A RAILRoAn.-The Albany northern railroad,
connecting Montreal and Boston with the former place.
costing $2 100000 sold few days ago, under fore
closure of the second mortgage for S25ooOO subject to
the lien of the first for 100000. The second mortgage
was $5O000O.
The daily union., 1856-10-23

Democratic Nesting in Philadelphia.
P,utAprLrHh, Oct. 7a.--Tbs democrats are holding an
The daily union., 1856-10-23
Form B.

Know ali persons by these presents taa released
and hereby releases, the State OF Texas Liability or
claim Tor the payment OF certhca. num-
Der - for the sum Of 8, ssned by republic Of
Tor by the authorities o the
be and redeemed by the Unied States pro-
visions OF act Of Congress entitled
Of such creditors Of are com
pretended In the OF nine eish.n hun
dred and dy, OF
Of The state Of Texas approved the s Of February 1856
As witness my hand and seal.
a1-dinsuau
The daily union., 1856-10-23

PHILADELPHrA, Oct. 22-ln the House Of Deputies last
night the resolution that it deemed Gre
ate diocese Of Kansas and Nebraska lost by
concurrence Of the two orders The resolution to
Dr. Clark bishop laid the table to avoid the
sona question involved in 1.-THE friends Of the nominee be-
ing unwilling to risk defeat Of the failure Of the other
resolution. The convention adjourned sine die.
The House OF Bishops yesterday remed the sentence
suspension against Bishop Onderdonk, of
pronounced twelve years since. lie resumes his
functions on Sunday next by preaching, morning and
nng in the churches OF the Ascension and Trinity
The daily union., 1856-10-23

Know all persons by these presents rrIeassd
aud hereby releases the United uhes
liability claim for ceGcae debt
number for the OF - issned by the republic of
Texas, by the aut the
be and redeemed by the United
provisions provide for IN.
creditors republic of
nded in The act OF Congress Of September
hfy
Of State Of Texas, approved is Of February
As witness hand and seal
The daily union., 1856-10-23
Markets.

New YoRK, Oct 22-Cotton has declined a cent-sales
of 600 bales Orleans midding, l234 cents uplands mid
ding, l2 uplands fair 1875 Flour is firm
prices yesterday Wheat somewhat hghersaes
Of So 900 bushels red 81 55 81 S. white 81 SO 81 IL
Corn has adyanced-saes of 81, 600 bushels white IA
cents yellow, ~ cents mixed, SO cents Pork is quiet
mess, S2l so. Beef frm-Chicago repacked, SILL Lard
steady at 1875 cents Coffee is quiet-Ro, 10 1917
Sugar is ado, s 95s cents. Spirits turpen
tine steady As Rosn is dull 81 62 Tobacco
steady at 10 l6A cents. Rice is steady-sale of 200
tierces at 41s a4A cents. Freights are quiet.