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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08
A New Death Missile.

There is good story told of old Meolrai, Ii
native East-Indan general His followers stole
from the English lot of Theoretically sealed
provisions in tin cases, and not having seen any
thing of the kind before, he Inistook them for
canister shot, and fired nothing from his guns
for three days, but fresh Holsters, picked salm-
on, and other delicacics, supplying the British
camp with a shower of the freshest provisions
This incident reminds US of an old Dutch Adj
miral, who, in the progress of a prolonged and
sanguinary naval engagement, all at once found
to his great CONSERVATION, that his store of can
non balls had given out. All at once he be-
thought himself of a substitute for the death
dealing iron. On board the ship, among its
stores, We're some thousand or more of those
round Dutch cheeses, just about the size of a
cannon bail. They were very old, and hard as
brick-bats. There was an amusing dialogue on
board the vessel engaged by the Dutch Admiral.
What in the name of Mars is he firing now p
exclaimed the opposing commander.
No sooner had the words passed bis lips, than
another of these novel balls hit the main mast,
split it in two parts, one of which killed sailor
standing near, and the other seriously injured
a second
Taking up piece of the war-like missile,
the commander answered his own question
with:
Gas I'm living man. said he, he is firing
Dutch cheese"
And then there much merriment at so
odd weapon of war" But the commander
afterward laughed on the ether side of his
mouth, for he was absolutely compelled TO strike
his flag amidst a shower of cheese balls
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

Do AS | Do.-A we'll known fast man recent
" entered the Astor " Exchange" or bar-room,
friends in the smiling" hours. With his usu-
al heartiness, he called up the company, who,
nothing 10th, at once :" faced the counter
" You must all do as 1 do" said the liberal
friend. Oh, certainly-of course" the
unanimous reply :" hat is yours going TO be !?
" l am going to lake pure brandy" was his re-
ply And they all called for P B. After drink
ing, the wag laid down his shilling on the coun-
ter, and Immediately retired, whispering in a
soft persuasive tone 3" Do as I do, gentlemen r.
The party looked at one Eanother with comic
stare until one, who finally felt the force of the
idea creeping through his hair, exclaimed Sold,
by thunder
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

4 PosT OF HoSoR.-" Fat what are you dig
ging there y
~Diggin' the ground, sir.
a don't want my garden drg in that manner
What are you digging that enormous hole for p
~Bekase, sir, yerc told me yesterday that
vese was going to get post Of honor from gov
ernment an that holes for ye to put II in y
The owner Of the garden disappeared sud
denly.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

A DELIGuTFUL HUsBANp.-John Gates of Lev
den, Mass, recently brought before a mag
istrate, charged with assault and battery upon
his wife-a poor, pale careworn woman, with
four young children dependent upon her for sup
port. From the evidence, it appeared that he
had well nigh ruined her constitution by Sc
ries of outrages continued for period of twelve
years. He was bound over TO keep the peace
but few nights after, armed with a pistol and
knife, he entered her house, threatened her life
and seis.ing all her possessions, including her
own and her childrens clothing, he sloped like
an unmitigated sneak and loafer, for Wisconsin
leaving his sureties to settle the bonds Who
ever In Wisconsin, may see John Gates, will
please give him kick and send the bill to this
office.-Eoston .AHas.
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Cool" My dear Jerusha Ann, may I see
You home from singin' school tonight and keep
the spooks away from you ?"
No, Jonathan pettishly answered the down
easter, 9" don't want you your company"
Perhaps yer didn't hear what l said =
asked Jonathan stepping up to her.
Yes I did-you asked me if you could see
me home"
mo didn't" yawned Jonathan, +" asked
yer how yer mother was"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08
'sxooa xxvIs dxv ssooa 1ooHos
WHITNEY SMITH.

| tCTIoN & COMMISSION MERCHANT will attend
a promptly TO sales Of Goods, Merchandise &C. &C. at
az Od stand on high Street, Mineral Point Wisconsin
tie viii also receive Goods Merchandise and Produce
On storage, or 10 sell on Commission lOtf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

I1ASHI0NABLE TAILOR. would tender his thanks tc
the citizens Of Mineral Point and vicinity for past IA
For and say that he Is still the old TRIBUNE Office
opposite the Book Store, Highst.. Mineral Point Gen
ens clothes cleaned and pressed short notice 81
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p0ftrr. t
(from the G lena Adv.y
SPRING

lis morn and the snow on the hill-tons
Is laying like drapery white,
While over it falls in beauty
The beams of the morning light.
And the trees of the forest. like giant.
AN clad In their arInor brown,
stand, as the sentinels of q camp
Guarding some quiet town.
And the skies are lightest of azure.
Ana the clouds are gray and white,
ana MT thro' the air as the farfes
Dance in the bright moonlight
And the sun casts down, SO calmly.
his beams of the brightest of gold,
And smiles OF the trees and hill-topa
TIL they are radiant to behold
But the breeze-it comes so softly.
Like the sigh in a lovers dream.
1t seems like the angel of comfort
That rides on the golden beam;
II Whispers =" the snow VIII vanish
And the grass will begin TO grow.
Ana the trees will bud-and the brooklet,
With the purest Of water will fow.
And from the South the sonesters
VIII seek their homes in the prove
And the earth will be filed wi th music
The music of songs of love;
And then win bud and blossom
The hirest of earth's fral flowers.
And poets will praise the beauty
OF this good old earth home of oursl
And then We shall have sweet showers
That fall like a blessing adown,
Diffusing their balmy coolness,
And refreshing the verdure round;
Oh the beautiful April showers
With the bright sunshine between.
Making the rain drops glisten
Like the pearls by Aladdin seen"
Oh the Spring is a time of beauty
lis the childhood of the wear
And the birds, the flowers and SUNSHINE
" The saddest hearts will Cheer
Yes the Spring is a time of gladness,
And we'll hail it, too, with song,
From the time of it's faintest breathincs
Till Summer it's days rrolong.
EMELIE.
Galena, March Il, 1856.
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HENRY PRICE.

{ ESERAL nEAI-EE in Family Groceries and Provis-
" IONS Nails, GLASS; Wooden ware, &c, opposite the
central House. High-st, Mineral Point, 81
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JOHNS & EVANS,

NJ ERCHANT TAILoFtS. Hiyh-st-. Mineral Point, Wis
~ solicit share of public patronage Their work win
done II the most fashionable STYLE and reasonable
as. Cutting done 10 order, and warranted TO fit il
properly made up. 81
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COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

Iowa County Judge LUNAS STRONG, Of Highland
Sierih =: LEvI STERLING. Of Mineral Point
= ierE circuit Court JAMES HUTCEIsuN.
Ca nin I'D Supervisors LEMUE. W JOINER of Wyoming
tleFh ARTHUR BRITAIN, Mineral Point
Register Of Deeds JOSEPH LEAN of Dodgeville
I restsurer JoHN j UREN Of Mineral Point
fE"secutIng Attorney Louis CRANE, OF DodgeviIe
>iiNeyor= JOHN B WHITELAw. Mineral Point
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gflintral p0int Tribnne.

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING,
,. HAoHs Stone Block, Taird Floor the Corner of
Ypa and CHsstHst Streets, Mineral Point Ms. bv
GEORGE W. BLISS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

sE The spaniards say at eighteen marry
your daughter to her superior, at twenty to her
equal, at thirty 70 anybody who will have her. "
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08
GEORGE w. COBB

~ ENERAL DEALERS in Merchandise Of all kinds cor
VI ner Of High and Chestnut streets, Mineral Point
y .St'>~sln al
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.
JOHN MILTON a. 4

11TNA INSURANCE COMPANY. of Hartford. Conn
IL Capital S5ooeoo Once oyer MIton's store Min.
sia. Iolnt ~ y B. BoTDEN, Agent.
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T E r VI 5 /:
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

= Business Professional Cards. by the year first 3
In. <}-each addi itional line so cents.
- All advertisements ordered in without snecifvin1
The length Of time, viii be Inserted ill ordered out and
charged accordingly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

~ Correction does much, but encouracarncn.
does more. Eheouragenents after cef,ure i. a.
the sun after shovcr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

United States Land Office at Mineral Point
ToEL O. SQCIREs, Register: HENRY PLowNAx Receiver
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S,SUEI, CR.I,-FODD

TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, and So-
tons Block. 9-l
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Chief Justice OF Supreme Court ROGER 3. TaNEY of Nd
Associate Justices
JgHy Mf.EiS, of Ohio SAMUEI. NELSON of Y
JtNEs u WAYNE, OF Geo ROBERT GRIER, of Pa
JaHS CATROS, Of Tenn BENJAMIN r CURTIS of MAJ
PzTER DANIEL, of Va JoHx 4 CAMPBELL of Ala
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RICHARD l. REAL
HAELES DUNN,
OHM Il READ.

4 TTcItNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
Il rylI Point. Office in Thomas new block. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

STATE ADMINISTRATION
Governor Of Wisconsin COILS BAsHFoEp, of Oshkosh
Lieutenant Governor : ARTHUR NJ MAKTHUR Milwaukee
Secretary of State DAVID W JONES. Belmont
Statr Treasurer CHARLES kCERN, Two Rivers
Attorney General NILIALs SMITH Mineral Point
SdPt. Public Inst A COSSTANTISE BAEKy Racine
BaaS Comptroller WILLIAM NJ DENNIS Watertovn
State Prison Conm'F: EDWARD MGARRY, Milwaukee
Ch JUS Of Sup Court EDWARD WHIroS of Jancsyille
Associate Justice
ABHAN SMITH, of Milwaukee ORsAxUs COLE of Potosi
Circuit Judges
- X i'ootirrLE Racine o " ENowLToS, p du Chen
- NJ Sh-Li SLIiwAukee GEo " CATE. stevens PIT.
a G II LAREABEE, Ozaukee S ) y FULLER Hudson
W K GoRSLISE, Sheboyg'n 9 ALEX / COLLINS Tadison
, VI CoTHKKS, Mini Pt 10 r COTTON Green Bav
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Slatjonal, State 4 Gountn Cutters.

NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

TToRNEG AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
Point, Wis, viii practice in the Supreme and Circuit
courts of TINS State, L. District Court Of
fee over AiIton's store. O.
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4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
Il Point. Office in Nltou's Stone Block. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08

Pra,le # the L s FRANKLIN PIERCE of y
Secr,tlry Of State WILLIAM l. NANCY, of
Secretary Of the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE, of XIV
Secretary Of the Interior ROBERT MCLELLAxD of Mich
Secretary Of the Navy: JAMES C. DoEBIN of y G
Secretary Of War JEFFERSON DAVIS of Miss
Post Master General JAMES CAMPBELL of Penn
Attorney General CALEB CUSHING, of Mass
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y. Il. R0 $UEN.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW, Mineral
= Point Collections promptly attended to. oAice
cser Ansier i TrareIs store 81
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CHARLES f, LEGATE

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Highland,
II Iowa County. Wis Collections made and all busi-
hess entrusted to his promptly attended to. 81
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Richland
~ Centre, Richland County. Wis. All busines entrus-
Ted 10 his care promptly attended to. 81
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professional ms 4}usintss Garss.
j. Ii. lIOFFETT. Vi. ID
GEO. ID. wIIBER,

-OULD respectfully tender his professional service
~ 10 the citizens Of Mineral Point. and vicinity.
Olfee opposite the United States Hotel 81
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4 TT0BNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Solicitor in Cahncc-
Il ", and General Land Agent Dodgeyiile, Iowa Coun-
y, Wisconsin 81
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,iRS. LAURA OTIS,

= ILLINER, and Dealer IN Millinery Goods, Ladies
y | Dress Trimmings Fancy Goods. &c, next door to
tae Central House, Hi gh-st-, Mineral Point. e-I
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GEORGE l.. FROST.

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
Point. VIII eu 10 land negotiations, and trans
@ all usueSs connected with his profession Collections
promptly attended to. Office IN County Building. 81
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EyRER Ct the College of Ph sicians and Surgeons
VI University Of he State of y. y tenders his servi-
the citizens Of Dodgeyie and vicinity as Physician
Surgeon and Accoucher g.
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I'll isttII u.

Galena, March Il, 1856.
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Ios. GooDLAD, VI. d.

MINERAL POINT, Wisconsin Office at his resider
VI at Mrs Estes old ;lace, the GIlena road. =!
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BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, and Deal
ID e~ in Fancy Goods. Tobacco and Cigars, 3rd
s'gr above the Post Office, High Street, Mineral
+'1N;, Iowa County, Wisconsin
9-l
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io>ERY AND FANCY GOODS,

r.
G EEERAL LAND AGENT, opposite the L. s Hotel,
VI Highest, Mineral Point. e-1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
LA iisS L NEWS.
U S. Marshals Letter To he Citizens Of Law

lhe following Is an extract Of the letter writ
ten by Marshal Donaldson to the citizens Of Law.
renee In repl, IN their offer Of submission:
Tn Yesterday | received a camnuhcaiion al.
dressed 10 ne. signed by one at you rs President
aud the other ~ Srcretary-purporiing 10 have
neen adopted by meeting of the citizens Of Law
renee, hid IN yesterday morning. Atct speak.
ing of n prpcIamatio issued by my sell. you state
that
There may be NJ misunderstanding. we beg
leave Ia ask respectfully that may be reliH
bly Informed what the demands against u;
we desire most truihiuy aud earnestly to declare
TINT no opposition whatever will now at any
future ime, he offered 10 the execution Of any le
gal process by Yourself or any person acting for
you ulse pledge ourselves to assist you if
called upon in the execution of any legal process"
&c.
How am TO rely your pledges when am
well aware that the whole population of Lawrence
l. armed and drilled. and the town fort fed, whrn
too, feeollect the meetings and resolutions n
dopted in Lawrence and elsewhere in the terrific.
ry, openly defyng the law, and the officers there
Of and ihrea ening 10 vests, them 10 II bloody is
sue, and verified in the attempted assassination
of Sheriff Jones while in the discharge of his of
| fetal duty at Lawrence! Are you strangers to
all these thinGs' Surely you must be strangers
at Lawrence. If no outrage- have been commit
! ted hy the citizens of Lawrence against the laws
OF the land they need not fear any posse Of mine,
! but must take the liberty Of executing all pro
eesses in my hands as United States Marshal in
my own time aud manner. and shall only use
such power as is authorized by law. You say
| you call upon the constituted authority of the
| Government for protection. This, indee sounds
strange, coming from large body IF men arm
ed with Sharpe's rifles aud other implements of
war; bound together by "ah- and pledges to re-
sist the laws Of the Government they call On for
protection. All persons in Kansas Territory.
without regard to location. who honestly submit
to the constituted authorities, will find me
ready to aid in protecting them, and all who seek
Ia resist the laws Of the land and turn traitors TO
their country, will find me aiding in enforcing the
laws. if not : an officer us Il citizen. Resp
fally, yours,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
Ohio Yennblioan Convention

CINclNNATI. May 3O.-The Ohio Republican
Convention met at Columbus Yesterday. and APP
pointed Mr.. Chase and Mr.. Fremont delegates.
The convention passed resolutions condemn
ing the assault ON Senator Sumner and express
ing thanks ia Messrs. Wade and Campbell fpr
their action in the premises. The resolutions al
81 declare that Congress has the power 10 pro-
hbt slavery in the territories.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
A Ser:cus Circus Plot.

The Fayetteville, n, G.. Observer,of Monday,
learns that q dreadful fight occurred at Plttsb"r-
ough. Chatham county, few days SINCE
bet ween party of men neonging to Robinson q
Eidred's Circus, and some citizens OF Chatham
in which some of the latter were dreadsniiy
beaten and one, Mr.. Joseph Stone. very respec-
table citizen and merchant, so badly, that he has
since died. One report states that the Circus
men were bailcd. and another that four of them
were in Jail.
1t is said that The difficulty in this case grew
out of the misconduct of liquor dealer of Chat
ham. and that the circus men were not so much
to blame as they generally ares
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
yhoda Island Legislature,

NEWPORT. X. /. May W.-A caucus of the
anil administration members Of the legislature
held an informal caucus. and baIiotted tor Z. ,.
senator yesterday. The fast ballot stood SIM
mons 80. jerks Is, scattering ~. Tney then re-
fused to proceed further and adjourned until Fri
DAY evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
81 TELEGRAPH.
AlarkeiS.

BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Ihe markets are firm
and unchanged
NEW lohk. May II Flour declined. State
30 o' I" - 81; Ohio Sc 81 10 s6 "A; Snutl :
ern 80 - 10 So 81 Fancy brands 80 81 10 81
9" W heat unsettled. Corn Buaynnt at 59cts.
Virginia C. a3}
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Warrington seO.sC-Snrnd q Clark urn

MAY, BE Mantiply, Amherst; r Harris Il la
dy, enid aud servant Nelson; j G Bailey. 4 Mid
dleton Charlotte; VIM Snead, Bedford; David Witt,
Rockbridge; 4 j. Parrett Bedford; Jno Willmorc,
Rockbridgc, q " Dawson, Scottsvilc, Jas NJ Petit
grew Va & Tenn Il; VIM Franklin, Pittsylvana;
,Jno B Lustcr, Nat Bridge; ]Shn 7 Bent Fluyana Il
Stigier, Amelia; Thos Lewis, Rsanoke, 5 Glib
son, Amh"rSt J II Kent, Chester n; Il Hiiks, Bed
ford; ) Stone, city; Ne VI tchos, Pittsylvania Nm
Barrett, amherst; Il Ward, DR. J Il Steptoe, Bed
fofdi G Wade, Doaley, A " Forth, Miss North, x
" Parker, Campbell; W Towner, Richmond; Rev j
d Tombcs, Halifax; u Rouche Bot Springs; Ihos
lnnsiord, DR. Aowin, Roanoke; W Williams Gin
elnnati; Thos il Marshai, 5 College; Jno c Dan
lei, Prince George: II FJohnsen, Richmond; J Join
son, Liberty: G Claiborne Danviiie; Jesse Fughan-
IN Isie of Wight; Thos Is Rice : r r; VIM II IIor-
ton, Campbell; J % Stenfeld. Amherst; Vim Wo-
mack, Pittsyvnnia; Chas Waits, Amherst Capt
3iarRcliHg Va 3 7 K: Juo Winiree, Richn1cnd
! richardson, Amherst; A Graves Nashville.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
New York Republican State Convention.

New York Republican State Convention.
The New York State Republican Convention
met at Syracuse on Thursday, and the names of
The delegates at large to the National Convention
were announced as follows; Moses II. GrnnelL
Robert Emmett. Chas. Cook D. c. Llttlej 'hn,
Philips Corschemcr, and Preston King. Three
delegates were also appointed from each Con
gressonal district.
Resolutions adopted declaring New York
immovably committed to the policy of the slavery
restriction, sympathizing with the Kansas set
tlrrs, deuouncng he outrages of The slave pow
or, rec ommending that subscription be made for
the support of the orphans OF those killed by the
''bordcr rutfans." dennuncing the attack ON Sen
ator Sumner. calling on the Soft Shells to live
up to their platform of last year, against the ex-
tension of slnvery,and demanding that the Coy
eminent redress the outrages perpetrated in
Kansas by the MiSsourians. Supplementary
resolutions were also adopted, condrmnatory of
the action of the House in relation to Mr.. Her
bert of California. and denunciations Of Rust's
attack on Greeley.
A number of speeches were lie, and the Con.
yenion adjourned sine die.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
j. b. DONALDSON,
Marshal of 1'erritoy of Kansas.
Spanish fleet for Vera Cruz Nicaragua to be
1al

Spanish fleet for Vera Cruz -NicaIgua to be
Blockaded.
New York, May 30.--rhe Herald's Havana
correspondent announces the sailing Of Il Spanish
fleet for Very Cruz, carrying 100 guns. Four
her vessels to follow. There was great
excitement at Havana.
1t was suspected that the object Of the ileet was
connected with Central American atfays. A spe-
cal message had been sent TO Spain 10 urge upon
the government the necessity ofimmediate acton
against Gen. Walker
The French ship of war Penelope had left IIa-
vana for San Juan. Nicaragua had been hlocka-
ded on the Pacific coast by two French vessels of
warand passengers from California we've not per.
mtted to land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
NEW FRENCH WORM-Wc cali aI,c a,tsu

~ ton of and friends beautiful assert
font of FRENCH WORK-Colars, Sleeves, handkerchief
Cambria Sets Thread Lace Sets Mechlin Lace
ets Embroidered Skirts Infants skirts and Waists Caps
6 &c INA % tsl JAMES A, STfGLER CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

u FOR NEGROES.The subscriber begs leave to inform
citizens Of Lynchbrg and its vicinity that he has
Lynchburg whore he will remain for several
nrpose Of purchasing Negroes r the Southern market be-
the of and thirty years. for which he will pay
10 highest Richmond cash PRICES.
He can be found at the Auction Store of Mr. VIM Mos
y, Main street. at all times II. H. DAVIS
n. BAny information concerning Negroes will oe liberal
paid for r. II. p.
Address. TYnchhirR Nn. lie lsddSeEln