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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22
prcuNoNn ADVERTISEMENTS.


N and TufnI-IIUF 'I'"us II 'I'IT' '-'3' '
u,uud ". l-sg Fan Su. l. tn A.
er attention 10 the Stock Of deodz introduced bt lo
f,- il perhaps would be w, ta notice the iari - 9T
Itp Iade with a SECTIONS 81 me ate 'ihE
ffHl. L4et been Iarat,d ia Ii0hmnnd Aud As "H ii.
I.rfI b az u.r,,-4ry 20 suee, s advantage II
medium Is Which make oursuNrs kueWn, fAFt' unK o
sa5st Hat examination aH parties vii ludge for titii
particular merits being perfectly saiisned t
, customers notluns aud Judgment mu>t br consulted
receyin all stock an assure tbf, astfs
r Thing in the WV Of Gcuts Wearing AIiaI'i VII
and The a-s5rcd iHes viii At all Tim ie
upud that cae customer W1ut WI t suPH9i
Having aHlj'y tr tie praFst prosecution al our bu'
PEE feua>r the tat apparent #af customers ana
tfaae During iDc ia year "r haNe 1T
up a expressly teus Furnishing Gaois where
may ud hing srtt mtg la @ Dtfai lmthl
h, Clothing Department guarantee the Stock 10
perfect point durability lit and Styles because We
ltr tstfy thing aud h1fo hesaton in saying
nur paads equal HE best order work IN tue
country Watching vHrous changes of Fashion parties
u finding fine latest aud MAKE IN 81 II,
subject their np and approval cal is solicited by
GRDaHONG q IGPMAN,
sep - No llu Main st III, imuHd va.
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IA Morn, r.. - iti"BuhG-My Stock Of Read, v"
CIatbnF and G,nts Furnishing Goods embraces ~ ~ hado
tensiye and superior variety that have ever had M OK
u exhibiting Ia tie citizens Of lhc Cockadc Ell,
country. Ny Stock oftIoths tussImercs ami aIHs
been selected III great care fu first nave
styles Of patterns, and N he made order In ta a'Nl
upon si5tt nrtiee and warranted suit on m man
wHrt Of fnc Parry aud " edding Suit. sf a. FER
lia and best finish shall 3" be disappointed IN an 'oae
pf NY STOCK. Mr. JenN WIFI + Gutter and Mn nal"n
Custom department. THDS W l,oySi.55, ssitAe
sep 2Uts II Sycamore 81 prto. 49,
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E.rsNxEeioN4o GnNsIGN uu,u

"1 lIhds prime shoulders,
10 e Sides
80 Bbls " Lard
20 - fair
90 Kegs prime "
eOl CanYassed Hams
All On consignment, and for sale nj low rates
sep 5ds -, o'AS
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{ AS FITTING AND PLUMHGssi.-wp ~

G a. FITTING AND PLINssEsea.-We re
" sP'cfuY cail the attention the Public 10 our
lms Baker Philadelphia
are prepared 10 do Plumbing Work Of n kinds r.
." Eye i9setS Hot Cold or Shower Baths hon Ia0.
i3i,i i IDS W ASH basins Iron or Wedgcwarc
hsn Hnh Iron or Lead, Boilers Iron or Copper We
Kinds of Plumbing Work
We would also ask attention to Galvanized l,,
NJ" "uele which is much used Water Pine PET.
, 'untiE VINO WISH to have Gas or Water introduced w
NM E" 10 iheir advantage to call ON The subscriber
D., -. , =, jas CLELANp
Nam 1T. l.ynchburg, Va. fsap4..
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mo ~ NsEOND, Grocer aud Z !,
- MERCHANT. MAS Afftftr IfNt HktNu Having tazi
returned from Northern cities have On hand aud re-
sa,ine ctrr, ia largest desirable took nt fp
eor,s Liquors tcfarr offered by 10 old
tapts aud tho public lsFte NJ
tlcl, usual, kept Grocery line feel hesitation
sell goods cheap 1t mot cheaper than
hous, lYurhhufR article that sell % give
buy nothing but the very best
quick sales aud small profits ia EVERY instance
AL Kinds country produce iaken ia tshHuse for goods AZ ch
price laft ~ -
lJEsEINING, ANDON BtND. 10 bbi-. sIn
III ARTS q suKsr - bbls Stuars Ground Clarified aud
Crushed sugar.
20 hsRrs Loaf Sugar.
10 bHl~ y - MolAss~s.
Ia hhds T. X do.
100 bags ihe Coffee
n E" IaFuirR do,
10 % Prime old Java do.
20 boNos Adamantino and Sperm Candies,
Largo 81 taver Orchard Timothy Seed Cal
selling cheap
fct us vol NGER & SMITH
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.,,uC,,,.,.NE richmond

NEW YORK PACKETS -1Aiz Hrn Balu, {. =. r.Lsss
Inc 81. composed t. following vessels, anu sails
iiu Sow Iar. every three days Al oWn-d Ia the city
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a tfns. combating 81 Masonic. odd Fellow Claw aud
tai um. very variety ui Pms thamav be called for Ihos
t,t lbus ~ linton, would do well ca and
mt ztarh before purchasing. JOS. THURMAN.
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- and coffee sugar all grades aud prices Imperial Guu
Powder md Binck fraurw No aud Maehesla beautiful
lot Of prad Rect winch vii take lfeaAra scng fnr fu
lies New Orleans and tuba Mutsas eating aud Pin Appr
GhcoHe spru Adamantuo Iaes tuinrt aud laIleW Can
dice Virginia dramatically rratd Peaches SuPHr Pop
Corn andy. hnr lot Of homemade, Toilet
and Bar soap LaRuirn lta and lava Coffe
hive Rsu aided ~ stock beautiful lot 81 DRY
coon suth IA summer Cashmere Plaid Gnghems Prints.
Plaid aud striped Domestic Beaehed aud uhbeaebed Cot
ton. v hieh VIII selilow Tor tn.h
. / Ii AnI.llAlDN
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/ 4, Ia. -. So - VIRGINIA ~ ssSSEs@EE
- ~ ...:.s,......,l III

Il Il. =
SENGEk = On aud alter th. ist da,
o October IS"h the Passenger Trains viii stop fr ra
s'nee AZ points at which there epotS except he fol
lowing VIZ t.1E Gnndes Low - Lisbon. (si4 ovens
'nNs shaw VI mtg amorY Springs Ncs e Il Of New
R''r =dse Nsrti' and Emory College. trkete % mr.
IL N"dt# ' 6s sand New River Bridge t. The lie
pots beyond. I,v order the Board
sep 10 &m I. II GILL, Gen supt.
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n Fai and Winter Staple and Fancy bfy GoDds pun
chased before aud Tor exhibition hY uuda guo5 Ia which
he calls fhn attention Of hs customers aud public
a Ia Fand solicited with great yle, quality
and II huy bargains emil him no hf
Is drteaned to aal very cheap ar rash T. Country MGR
thAutt he has only ord To- mud thai
pepaea tnfhef and him. hr
vii sell cheap n hause Richmond Petersburg
&AIHA&IEI O. BGENIfl1MIR
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E.NDE NEW bRIEs virginia mud f.ou,-
d "aanH slinc.-Frst Packet 90 sal with dis
patch he superior ttSt sailing double Aed y
and copper fastened schooner, 'ELlIN CHptan
JNtr SiIN Nlf, loading IN sail as above Far
baltate u freight apply 10
DAVID Il wv. ttRElT.
Richmond
PS-Shppcrs by tbs Vessel vii get their goods o. ort
of destination AT one hail cheapcr tnn m
ehtr route and less time. Insurance can be ofalcI "a
tn best terms u \ " a.
N
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JEWELRY, WATCHES. &C.


q O1 ~ thc tim" to gFt HnrgHiu-.-b would
v respectfully mil the attention At the public
tuus i The Hair Breast Pins, llNir EaunRs also
uoN a ot. Earrings aul mRuy other things numerous
io1Heu. Iut received Ata aI ale ,hepp Hs am deteruin
rd la SCI, EafSaus am constantly adding stock goods
ot fYrry description. Can and examine for yourselves
jos. $ TIL KMAN
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'1'' w ''f''s@ p4Ks or PRoDl GE-ln and afi'r
The LIST day of oetshcr 10 Blean and vea..n vii uo ha
received Tor transported mon rad un
less packed Casks Hogsheads crates or BeNrs.
l'N oster of the Board 4 GILL.
t,,aa
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lhhof June the Passenger Tram VIII
commence running TO Salt NoTks Branch Junction.
inur r. I'll T. II GILL. Gen Supt.
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J. in Tins the best Zinc sold Lcwis Pure Whe Load r.
Lead ard Ltharge 80 gallons Ltnsced on i gallons spu
Turpentne Fire proof Paint Chrome and raris Greens
all other enafs used by Painters large assortment q Whit
brsto Paint brushes Paint Bruho Nhrnsh Brushr
Badger Blenders Sash Tools 6r Branzos and Gold Iral
Froneh indow Glass and Gaziorr Diamonds SAL
low by STRDTHER n WHITEHEAD
Drug
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II good Of genuine termHn Cologne IN var
stves bottles plain wirkered Also superior Co
logne OF our All sized bottles iuhit
Extracts Of the approved odes Leeands Estfsrs
equal 10 uban - romate Vinegar Toilet articles gsnefa
in great variety selected carefully person and Tor safe by
STRUTHER a WHITEHEAD.
IgfuuV
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forenoon, and he lFrelnontl was a Roman

Catholic r,s.--v rrrr- -e-.rxs7sr~
DO you really believe that the wafer is a part
of the body Of Christ = Yes sssDos you be-
Ilieye that the wine was a part of the blood Of
CHRISTIE Yes.' From this the discussion be-
tween them gos, SO severe that Mr.. Fremont
rose from the table, and said he could not con-
sent to hear such heretical conversation. Mr..
r. attested to the veracity OF Mr.. Fulmer, and
said there must be a falsehood somewhere"
7 With regard to this paragraph,-we have
just one word to say; 1t is false from begiaring
to end The whole story which j. NJ. Reyn-
olds is made to rehearse, as coming from ''Ald,
Fulmer,' is fabrication No such interview
ever took place. No man living ever saw Col,
Fremont "at high mass or '.partaking Of the
sacrament in Catholic Church. No man
living ever heard him say that he was Cath
| olic,-that he believed tie doctrines ascribed
to him by the Express, or anything of the
kind ~ n H ..tu4 5ss Size .,...
We make the denial upon authority which
the Express itself would consider satisfactory.
.7fa ,EEf tFIH z5 " T. Til"
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Pierce. nouglaa ana the platform.

a7 Resol0ed, That the Administration of Frank
lin Pierce has been true to Democratic prin-
ciples; X zoe proclaim, our unqualified
admiration of HIS MEASURES AND POL
ICY. "-National Democratic Convention.
"The Cincinnati Platform is NJ PLAT
M."-Stephen A. Douglas.
iza "The fact is, both PLATFORM and CAN
DIpATES, ARE PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY TO
3 THE MOST sCRUPULoUs sTICKLER FOR SOUTHERN
RIGHTs."-Rlchmond Enquirer.
al have been placed upon a platform which
/ most heartily approve, and being the repre-
sentative of the great Democratic party ana
not simply JAMES BUCHANAN, L mast square my
conduct according to TIA L PLATFORM, and
insert no new plank, nor take one from it.''-
James Buchanan.
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"Is Col. Fremont Catholic'
4 An old exploded story appeared in the Jour
, nal yesterday, taksn fiom the New York Elk
press, charging Col Fremont with being a
Catholic.
Itisggood rule to ''hear both sides, there
fore you will perhaps aid the cause of truth by
publishing the following statement, leav-
ing the public to form their own conclusions.
~ Col. FREMeNT's RElIGIoN.-We observe
that the Fillmore papers which persist in the
face of the most explicit and conclusive deni-
ais, in their assertions that Col Fremont.is a
Roman Catholic, fall back upon the following
paragraph which appeared two or three days
since in the Express:
aMr Reynolds read the result of recent
conversation with Peter Fulmer, Alderman in
New York, wherein Mr.. Fulner SAYS that
while in Washington, he stopped at Browns
Hotel where Mr.. Fremont had rooms, and
was acquainted with Colonel f. lie saw that
gentleman at high mass, and partaking Of the
sacramet; and at dinner on the same day, Mr..
Fremont spoke to him Of the services of the
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.oOM94EElRClGAI2
WaRYF1rs nv TpT,F+PAPH

eos frs1f ffatra ESQ ses arataf
asssIsi 20 asz eeass.eee New YeRK. July 79s 3
Flour bnoyant sales Of IL 500 bb at Sc 90 Stale,
SO 60 for ONO Wheat advanced SCI safes of 4O,aaO
bushels 81 s5for Southern white, and 81 70 for i
nois Corn higher, sales 4e,aoo bushels al
mixed. Pork steady, sales of 40 ibbls. Beef dull.
Lard heavy. Whisky buoyaIt. s saizs'5fis -
-sseH- p 5zs zrsHeeo sala~1 PITTSBURGH July co.
River i7inches by the metal mark ard falling Wealth
err cloudy. .5sss-sslss ia
sg Ers8H @asSsFsI GIEo1NFATI July 20.
River slightly recediRg. sa 81 A.-n- ~ uarMA
Flour s9a6 10. Red wheat 81 10! white 81 90. Corn
4ac Whisky 27G997 ise. Sag REG, NAe. Coffee lIl1e.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY rp Town, Esa.

~ We do not intend to degrade ourseif to level
with the dirty brute Of the Enquirer, by 5bandyng
words aud epthets with him. W & don't contend with
of his stripe. His tame arIic of yes erday
usual fan Of lies The thing is nov candidate q
for office and are thoroughly posted N the fell
lows history he may depend usir informa-
ton whenever may ut 10 do VI hatA candi-
datei
DRUNK.-on Sunday last man named Edward Comfy
found lying in the street quite drunk. The Mar
shall took charge of him. and Monday he was taken
before his Homer the Recorder and fined S5 aud
ANOTuER.-fet-r Martin was fouEd in the same pre-
dicament with Comfy, and similarly disposed of only
that fine 81 so in consideration Of this hNing
been ''the first time he aoas ecer drunk"
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IA NHLlN & RELY beg leave TO call tae attention to
~ their friends and their lIrge and wall
leeted spring aud dry goods, reed
during hspast weeks comprising Of the most desir
ale be found in the city which they er
Se and recall to their and the public generally
attow prices time buyers Thrtoeb
sists fooytngBroad cloths black aucy
3tsseres rweeis. whse. and fancy
sk Nstings Croon cloths and plain
Linen Drills rich Oalieces Of PhpAlen spragues, hnc
State Mills ana rGh printed Freneh ami scotch
aud Lawns rich printed French Robes plain salty
striped Beregss black and enlnred Grape M<n hte Cash
plain and fancy Gingans rich printed Organ dice
Bri intee aud GIab de ianes white Ipe ShsHs blSet
ard silk shawl rich stilla hHly searf black
viii lace Gapes Aoria Parasos silk and gnghau
Utrelas Pangna beghorn and Brai Hats English
and fancy BOnuets rich Ribt0ns Hosibg Gloves
Palm leaf nd fancy Fans and Carpets
stair Oil Cloth and printed window Hin
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c. &c my1 S1ANKtdN 4 RELY
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HCvEg, EOR SAEE,

FESE staad known the New Hotel, Newberry will
slli terms aVaatag the err tits favoraby
located in the hourishipg of Newherrv in Greene
Ind has al the necessary houses with
lions Stables gtaehe When it is known that New
berry the terminus southern ofthe and
c. Straight Line Railroad and also located ely
the and z Cana atthe Feeder Dam, hite river ia
beautiful aud healthy location with surround
in the stateperssns wishing iHvest
OF this kind will the advantage Of investing he
For partieula.s Apply te either S. L. STODDARD or
jytf IA THOMAS JOHNSON.
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WASHINGTON, July "a.

q The Brooks and Burlingame case continues
to excite general interest. The rumors about
another affair between Bocock and Burlingame
areabsurd. Those gentlemen have no quarrel
and Mr.. Burllngame is not likely to accept
anybody's challenge upon mere technicality
He is not a duelist, and only agreed to meet
Brooks to save the representation of his State
from the reproach of being valorous in speech
and cowardly in action. kI3
isss The general impression is that Brooks has
backed dowa. Niagara Falls is 10y no means an
unusual place of resort for duelists, and very
many considerations very strongly recommend
1t. rs If / have not been misinforned, moreover
it was not selected by Mr.. Burllngame him.
SELF but by one ofhis friends; and Burlingame
expressed the fear that they might object to
the distance, His friend told him that would
be ridiculous; that it was the most secure
place to be found and no exception could de-
Gently be taken to it. Burlingame finally as
sented, saying that he was willing to go there
or to Havana, Bermuda, or the middle of South
ca DINA # necessary.
have been told too, that when Mr.. Camp
bell informed Mr. Lane that Canada was the
place selected, he made no objections. The
first that anybody heard ofsobjections being
made was from the published card of Brooks,
refusing to fight. s.as
1t is said that Mr.. Burlingamc intends, at
his leisure, to publish counter statement to
that Of Brooks, in which he will supply the
omissions and correct the Misrepresentation
by which Brooks has sought to make out a
case for himself.
1t should be borne in mind that the private
conversation at which BocOck represents Bur
lingame as having disavowed any intent to Of
fend Mr.. Brooks, and as having expressed per-
sonal regard for him, was proessedly a friend
ly interview-at which Mr.. Bocock dlsclaimed
any purpose of bringing hostile message, and
which he desired Mr.. Burlingame to regard as
perfectly confidential. The manner in which
this was afterwards used against him, and rep
resented as an explanation made to avoid a
meeting is in the highest degree disgraceful tC
the parties concerned in it.
"a Brooks is condemned even in his own state
ament of the case. When Burlingame's shall
appear think the condemnation of Brook:
+ and his co-conspirators will be still stronger.
ssa X. Y. H..
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q" 0ET Emanuel s. Foster was drowned in the
canal near Undertook on Tuesday afternoon
last, in an attempt to swim across to his boat.
He was about % years of age, and had been
married about two months.
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.GUOTTONT SALES!

DAxiEIu o6LsRY -. .,.....HIR& NELSON
AUCTION EsfSFs, COMMISSION AfFRCHANTS,
G0Esalisaad AZ eaIs Estate ERroIkers, s1n}g
HAV1 leased fora term years ard tied up the
Old Court House. Of Main and Third streets
Eecsiyef7r al ~ auction private
9ds, wares merchandise: houSehold
furniture horses bnggies. ets..i enc. N n
Cash a3Va1 oReonslgnments when required
conlusR cling " Also Tuesday Wedh esdsy
an Friday lights. early gas light = s .5 Sc
&C. sALE+ OF REAL ESTATE. tuodfiw
- The first Monday of every month. O'Clock A NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Nap oftAe City of
Evaasvifis contaning the Enargeuens and be-
Hevng ii Willie interest OF all ed have
aHart Mo of Ey month for the sale of
Real Estate auetio All these wishing ~ sell
ted to hand the public notice
The of those having Houses Lets Lands
at public pivte SALE is respectfully solicit
ted .-f WOOLSE4 & NEBSUN, a uet's.J
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POLICE MATTERS.

BEroRx BRAoKErT MILLs ESQ. July 2Sth. = CRY
HIN II. BroUh DrTHkenness.-As "m has 50 FIRE
queily guilty of this deinquence his Hon
or thought that extreme lenency would avail nothing.
H WAS mulctcd in IS and sts. Go board it out.
OiSy Us JoAn Sweeney, Drankenness.-John tum-
bled under capsizing infu Of the ardent The
Marshal took him in tow and his Honor Recorder Mills
mulcted him in IS aud costs--no money--jai. ~
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sALE4 OF REAL ESTATE
Ar aEaFEESsN.I

ENG about leave the State ia LANA and wishing
to administer upon my estate settle the
hefor Eeave viii, Monday. thu 18th day Of Angu t. A.
D. ~ sell at public auction at my residence Third
opposite th erma Catholic Church. all my household and
kitchen urntre consisting of Carpets Sofas Beds and bed
dgg Chairs. So also fac Piano Forte aud LARGE
OiPAntng also Carriages and Bnggies and
all no rses o n hands at the tine of sale.
credit four will be giveu all $40.
taking notas with approved security.
have also tor sale cheap aad good
All indebted whom am indebted are
reqa call sotse. before the day OF sle
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0TA boy named Reed had both legs cut
of by the Cincinnati train while it was back
ing into the depot at Indianapolis last Satur-
day evening. He has since died.
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OT'The new steam ferry is a great accom-
moda ton. 1t is well conducted and by an ac-
commodating person, who is ready at all reas-
enable hours to convey teams and passengers
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CIT Gov. Wright eulogized Fillmore last
Saturday night in his speech. This is the
severest blow the prospects Of Fillmore have
yet received in this region. s58
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK. July Is.

s--rr-f -.rr.r.r.s NEW 1OhA, July 20.
The Indiana has arrived from Liverpool.
Cotton market dull; Flour firm; Wheat &C
tive; Corn firm, Consols 9515. Others quote
wheat advanced Is I'd; corn advanced 6d@1s;
pork active; beefunchanged
A ministerial crisis had occurred in Spain
and Espartero had resigned. f- /.
The Mexican difficulties reported settled.
.aassgo-f New YoRK, j uly rs. 7
Lord Russell made motion of enquiry de-
handing the course the British Government
proposed to adopt in reference to the sugges
ton OF the Congress of Paris respecting the
affairs CT Italy. 57s rA4aaf
Palmerston replied that it was not expedi-
ent to make known the intention of the Gov
eminent Motion negatived.
The Duke of Cambridge was appointed Com
mander-in- Chiei' of the army sHs s7' P.
Steamboat Burned. t.
ST.. LOUIS, July 20.
The fine steamer the Larkin was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning short distance be
low Chester. The fire originated in the texas.
Books and papers Of the boat saved. We are
without further particulars.
Tornado Loss of Life.
.,.---,--.55sss CINCINNATI, July 20.
! There was tornado yesterday afternoon
with rain, uprooting trees and demolish ne
awnings and blowing over building on
Third street, killing one person and wounding
five or six others. ass. l.afs sas
Gen. Tom Thumb had his box of jewels
and presents stolen. They were valued al
twenty thousand dollars.
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A NJ BR O'rYPEs
TAKEN AS ysEES

= IT TT = E "a nj
aVfNG gene 70 very heavy in learning the pro-
cess and in fitting rooms TO- taking Aubrotypes.
an now prepared put in the dnests1e sized Am
brOtypss frOa oRe-ninth One-haif Sue, The Ambro
type is psrior the aguerreoype beauty.
having the glare Duguerre tyne plate
he gh We also take sitting
positive and negative picture and when held the Light
it is perfectly The Ambrotypes are durable
being. when finished entirely tight
be taken in all kinds'of weather tst
fine adults ting seconds children
fr 3 Please call an specimens
P. S.-DsguerTeotypest taken in the different styles.
feb3-tf W. ". TTLESTON.
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s,EHCE

BNHE Equalization Board Of Lamaseo City
will commence their session. the Town lali
4h dayof July 1885 for the purpose o. adjusting error
that the Assessment Roll this tenth
orporate year. and continue day day until said
equalization is CON ieted. BY order ofthe BOARD.
Ie23-tf -.-- DANIEL CHNTE. Clerk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-30
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

ST NJ NJ ER CLIO T HIN CT
UST received per Express suoe light fancy Sill
- Cashmere and Grass Linen Coats fanc white Liner
and black Drap Etc Pant. white and fancy Marse1e
Vests all made the material and in the
they will be sold cheap a LOBENSTINE'S
jel9 Western Star Clothing Store under Pavilion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-30

-tFs4 .5l From Occasional Correspondent
Tho Affairs Between Messrs. Burlingams and
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