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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

The Hon. ID. NJ Currec who has been Ga tho
democratic electoral ticket in Tennessee at eve
ry Presidential election since 1910, and wa = new
chosen until this year. failed, on account Of high
water and bad roads to reach Nashville until the
day after tho meeting of the eli ctoral college,
thereby losing his vote, except through a substi-
tue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
a Human Body found Cut up La u barrel q
KOnscs Point.

On Monday evening last we learn that the men
employed al the railway station, Rouse's Point.
found offensi i've odor arising from barrel which
had been left there on the Friday previous by the
steam Boston. The barrel had 10 owner. nor
any mark on it nor was il known who had left
il. 1t had been taken on board the Boston Mt
Port Kent accompanying was also atrunk con
tanning old clothes, powder. balls, &c. Some
person unknown accompanied both bcrrel and
trunk to the Point, and then disappeared. leav
ing, II is said, instructions to send the barrel TO
l.ncol'e In consequence of the odor above alluded
Ia. the barre was opened, and found to contain
the remains of man cut up in pieces. The de-
ceased from appearances. was young healthy
and fleshy. He had cut on the back of the
head.-N. Y. Com.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

AZ Poplar Forest Bedford county, the residence
OF MI 4. = inler, OF Wednesday, the loth instant
Nfs' AfiiA b. ROSE, in the seth year OF her age.
s9sN The burial Of the deceased will take place nj
tae Presbyterian grave yard this Ftidan dny Mt u
O'Clock The friends and nconnin,anres src inr;,a1
10 attend without further notice IA, - wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
Ia | EST NEWS.
The ExplesiOn Of The Steamer keasacky Fur
Their Particulars.

Their Pnrsieaiars.
The Cincinnati Commercial has the following
particulars of the explosion OF The steam pipe of
the new steamer Kentucky, on Saturday night,
forty miles below that city
The steam sped aft to the deck room, soalding
seventeen persons--eleven deck hands and ire
men and six deck passenYrs--who were seated
around the deck room stove. The night being
cold, all the windows and doors were closed, SO
II was almost impossible for the victims TO escape.
One or two managed to get through the windows
and in their flight lraped overheard, hut were res
cued from drowning by the mate. Mr. Jordon.
who lowered the yaw and went after them. The
immense ynune of steam put out all the lights III
eth deck room Captain killen aud other officers
Of the boat removed the unfortunate sufferers tn
the main cabin, where they received the kindest
attention. Mattresses were spread On the cabin
floor, aud -four. cotton, oil. &c. applied to the
wounded by Dr. NJ. II Burns, who, fortunately,
was on board. Three Of the wounded died. and
eleven others sent to the hospii al ON the ar
rival of the boat here. Mono Of the cabin pas
sengers were injured, as the steam did not lind
its wav into the cabin.
German lad, whose parents reside in Colum
bia, above this city, after intense suffering died
yesterday morning. He going TO Maysville
to learn a trade
An aged cnlorea man. name unknown, who took
passage for Portsmouth, also died, and one OF the
deck passengers, name unknown, after the boat
arrived here. All were very badly scnlded, anu
it is feared that four or FIVE others will not re-
cover.
The names Of tho wounded fremen and deck
hands are Pat. Ryan, Dennis Ryan. Thos Dorsy,
Michael Malan, Edw'd Murphy. Hugh Flaraty.
and Thomas Murphy, from Maysville; George
Waller from Felicity, Jno kerger, Paris Brown,
and Thos Mar, residence unknown: Peter Davis,
II deck passenger. and three others. names I'M
Known. The second steward. Samuel Morgan, of
Felicity was scalded in the face aud hands. He
was heating oil ut the deck stove when the acci-
dent occurred. George Dugan, badly scalded,
went 20 lliggnsport on the Scoto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12


the lsh day Of December next, Mt Factory the
Hill all Fixtures consisting Of large and Box
Screws Pound be and Mills aud mRmy other articles usus
kept manufacturing establishments They generally
nearly new aud In good condition.
TtI,Ns-A suns OF 10 and under, Cash $40 to so at
months time SO months credit with negotiable nutes rat
.aetoy endorsed Saml poinoxter Jr viii close the bust
ness Of the
nm. u5-d'ltaNft,sr pDJNDEXTE1t a HAISEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
Editorial sla u % ye.

john ". Syme. Esq Of the Petersburg Intel
ligencer, has purchased the Raleigh North Car
olina] Register for S., 100, and contempla'es per
manently residing there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

NEwaO0Ds, NEW s.OODs.-B,ynu Akers,
~ AUCTIoEEIH, Main Street, Iynchbnrg Virginia,
returned from the Northern Cities and offers to his
friends largest mud varied of Goods
been his pleasure to offer in this market
ssug part unusual variety of Watches and Jcwelry.
Guns PISTOLS uivrs together with large
usually found In the Auction Houses al the East
If you bargains you time, all private sales
auction prices Sacsroom from ~ O'Clock In the
in until o O'Clock in the evening.
Consgnmtn solicited Also attends to the sale Of Real Is
tate Houses, Negroes, &r Be.
Night sales, every evening commencing NJ ~ o'clock.
E.h. AEtNs HHS AN AkERS,
Salesman Auer and Commission Merchant.
Bedford sentinel Salem Regser, Chfistiansburg Herald
Wytheyio Times, Abingdon Yrglnan, Union Democrat ID.
sh 3 times each, and send accounts to this Once.
,IpG AQB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

- Az trustee In decd Of nai by u |, Lyman win
sell public auction. Saturday the 18Th dsr Of Dceonber
O'Clock NJ on the prcmisce tho property described n
the salt deed as Our Of Ground with double Brick
thereon IN the ot Iynchburg aud Hd
oiung Inbarc0 Factory Mcdaniel Hurt Preston "
will be sold credit of D. ~ and II months for negoal
we'll endorsed including the interest IN. purchase
money the day OF sale. JNO. q. l.. GOGGIN,
q Iaodtl q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
J. u HoLCuMnr.
,ANEuORNE n uOICOMRE.
" Inn lie 4. a IL IN In. l.....-

Corner of Main and Bridge Streets lynchb1rr Va wri
pay the highest lkct price Tor Land arran
Exchange, Coin and uncuirent Money
REFER TO
The Presidents and Cashiers of the Banks of
nrg; Mc>ss r. H. Maury Co. Mcssrs pairn Richmond.
MessrS Johnstnn Bros Co. SAM Harris Sons Josl,h
Lee a Co. Baltn Messrs. Farnham. kirkham 4 VA
DreNe TO, Philadelphia; Mcssrs Vanbleck Read a. pr,x
81. j. Ward Co. Lees Waller, New York
2l.ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
Third year of shc Co-m opeiisan Arr Assoc "sieu.


|
Third year or,hc Co-mopoii.an A., Association.
| PROSPECTUS.
'uNlE management OF this now and popular Institution an
have baen completed the cstenave oao Works
have overlooked Commissions have been issued 10
many distinguished American Artists and special agent has
Collections Of choice Paintings nronzo and Marble sta"oy
Sculpture. executed from the hncai Carrara Marble
fhe hse and Beantga Saa, Of he WOOD MfMrIi, 70
srMn AMP oALmonN, Pai".or. h1g..."' iL,sl a1.,
Sf %sa "a. 6s%. ANA ga @,s f. M, p.. q
lenns Appie oad Of s Sea- Maedaien, isnooence The
roas Na~ee. IN sro",s Gsaal,oa. and Large and C1"c
coaccon of beautiful on PAINTINGS, by eadng Artists
scrIbcrs Of tho Association sra"tto"sy At the annual dHrbu
''''' "" Wv So" TERMS 4 tSas OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
The payment of three dollars constues any person Mem
Tps-The large and costly engraving Saturday
Night or one Of the monthly Magazines given below,
one year
Seco"d-A copy Of the Cosmopolitan Dirt Journal one
fSrd"A share in the Annual pla,ruou of works of Art,
comprising large number of Paintings sculpture Sc &c
them the Engraving Iiarpers Magazine Godoys adys
hook, Knlekerboeker Magazine Graham" Magazine BLACK
zinc Mira stephens New Monthly aud the following Quarter
\ oye~' London Quarterly . neyem GsassrsS NGr1
AMI memberships for So.
Thus It seen every o. paid the subscrbor
only eesa three dollar Magazine Engraving but ale. The Art
Journal one year and 7eha he Dsbation Of works Of
Ant making four dollars nth of reading matter besidcs tho
Ticket. which may In addition, draw Beamta Pai"hns
STATUE, other rorh Of dr, Of great raine,
No In restricted single share 1hos" taking hvo
memberships entited six Engravlngs, Ave of tho
MaRalucs year. and 10 sir tickets Ia the distribution,
The Ofcoa Galleries Of the Institution located at
3ls broadway New York, and l6e Water Street S"ndu'y
Ohio, aud ara open free 10 all members
rclniilng Gnls for membership will please giye
their Oncc address In full stating the month they wish
tho Magazine and register tho letter AT the Post
once loss receipt of winch, certificate OF
NembershiJ together with the Magazine desired
viii be fofw ardcd To any part Of tho country.
and full particulars gvon by apply
hgtoJ. H. THOMPSON. authorized agent for Lynchburg
aud vicinity.
Subscriptions aso be sent by mail 10
&. l.. DEBBY. Actunry G. A. a.
Eastern Once 34e broadway New York, Western
Watcr Street SsndnHk v, Ohio,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

JAMES '. c AMrHFIi. utt,t,,, ,,,,,-
CAhPnNLa. a WELLS,
~ Attorneys. Solicitors ind Councillor,
othee In Ph~nx Block, loo jefferson Avenue prTunl1
MICHIGAN ~ a., - ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
EtsGAK MAMUFACTORY.-
~ JOHN n. KOMPE,

(SUCcEsSoR TO NJ. LANGHoRNE & SoNS)
MAIN STREET, LYNcBBURG Va.
In this establishment will Away. be Stock,
pete of Cigars OF all kinds made the finest i'm
ported Tobaccos carefully selected and manufactured with
please maintain
the Brands Of this establishment reputation equal to those
~ any mandatory in the country.
To enable the offer all times, complete
keeps constantly large stock Of Imported
Havana aud German Cigars which i'll be sold at small al
The of dealers city and State special
the Stock The brands Of the
for 5een sold In the large
Northern cities where tered te successful
potion al kinds Of imported and domestic man
nacture.
Orders from any part Of tho Union wiz DO promptly met
and entire satisfaction guaranteed 70 purchasers.
4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

n hoh aud stone Tobacco Factory High Street Peters
burg Va, now In the occupancy of Messrs Jones Hudson
Is offered for sale privately OF Tor
rms snnnestiunahy of the most encn aud nd
miraby arranged factories In the cl,y
situated fronting Guarantee Street and
feet on High Stlott
This factory has recently built portion of ius
peed) of the best material aud In The workmankc
with tho view OF carrying tho bu
sness in all is details with the most and to tho
best advantage The Tobacco fixtures also which
complete and Of the best character offered sale o,cb
with large fine lot OF well seasoned box timber
aud other kinds.
Should this property be Sold privately tho o2d
ccmber 1905 1t will thar day be sold at public auction
II o'clock
For terms for the factory application may be made the
subscriber for the fixtures and box timber T. Hudson.
Esq, surviving partner OF Jones & Hudson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
,I,musrEE,. SALE Of LAND ANn NE.

hhpfs-BN Niriuo of Deed of Trust executed % tho
subscriber by hahncy Martin In his Trustee
Tor MS wife and Elizabeth NJ Martin, wife OF said Dabney
MAJ TIN on the inst day of March leal and duly
the Clerks Office Of the County Count Campbell county
shall soil To the highest bidder for ready money Monday
I'll" I'm d Of January, lsa7 chat being dayl all ha
property r"n' eyed In said dc"d. Tract Of
Land Nlug an Campbell county Button Creek adjoining
the lands at Josiah Shsppersou and others II
acres more or less Also tho following slaves Daniel boy
aud two mes Gt Polly and Mary with the future
OF the f'maCs since tho date o said deed If
The title 10 all OF said propery believed h he
able b acting as Trustee shall convey such tito only
vested la me under the deed aforesaid
dec ~ ctl9nh JNo u. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
A to~r-Chc u"dcr.i a"rd Wishing 10 briag
"A ue'r hnshs 10 close viii offer their remaining stock
AT cost uni Tho 10Th Of ,h. month when the remainder will
be sold a. encton C. ID. FLYNN & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

UARAWINf: AND PAINTING.-The under
signed respectfully offers her services to teach
the bcauu. of Drawing nd Painting, Velvet
Paper provided class If ten more can be obtained
Specimens the be- at tn" Clothing Bazaar
Burroughs Skater i Co. and the Residence Of If
SaKe also the Of tuition for pupils.
MISS s. J. SLAGLE.
CertidcRte.-TEi- il is certify that Miss -. j.
Sage nyaupils and has attained prof
cheney the of drawing and painting by my process
Miss Sage well qualified to give lessons in this beau
ful art. ADOLPHuS ERNETTE Paris
Ivnclburg. Nov. lJ 1876 ldec 9 Ivy
sF+ss.sssy5pyrA- EGRNITURE! FURNITURE.
Grateful for past tayors, the subscriber would
Gaf--@-.-'3 his thanks 10 his friends aud the pub
lie geneIaly and inform them that he
hand and is constantly adding thereto large
Elegant manufactured by skilfu
of the best era and finished in the most de
,r,be Ills Stock embraces every article usually
rn W IN the extensive manufactures
lie sole call from those wishing purchase. feeling
that he and will give satisfaction in regard TO both
price and quality OF work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD j. FOLKES,
wsrerocms and Mandatory doors below berry Ware
house !scp2 d&ct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
BY " NJ. II. MOSBY
DOSuruyE sale Of r.,,;,.rc. A.

/" tho tahell ionso at Auction Commencing Thurs
day morning the 18Th the Cahel ous. will sell the
entire stock of Furniture 60 embracing article reau
site or Hotel keeping the whole which been kept
sndswcl worthy ia" attention OF Hotel keepers
via
Sofas, Div aus aud Marble Top Tables
Splendid Mirrors, Mahogany,
Cottage and other BelstendA
Watdrobea, Cabinets, bureaus,
Paror, Office and Dining Room Chairs
Carpets w assistants Tables
Feather Beds. Hair. Cotton and Shuok Mattresses
Bed,lne, Dining Room Furniture,
Table and Glass Ware,
ONCE and Kitchen Furniture. &c sc
Asn, elegant Piano Forte said be superior instru
The CABFlI loliSE will be for Rent
rare opportunity offered Wishing On
gage In the business The location
dcrs 1t ono of the most desirable iotesln Lynchhurg
TERMS sums under 500 cash all sums over 500 4
mouths credit, for approx cd paper
dee II IA rltawtlsdec II PHELPS Aucr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

FON NNGE.-II1C
a undersigned NJ Trustees deed made by n O. Aei
and wife datel The 18Th Of octob 1854 and duly
VIII on saturday the 18th Inst the premises. sell by
of public auction 10 the highest bidder the House
.uped formerly by said Aoc and by VIM NJ Rlak ford
Esq an AFamis Residence The Lot contains nearly
acre and has on H. addition 10 every desirable
Improvement never falling Spring Of the ircu
water "A the undersigned know OF denrnb. place
likely TO be offered for sale the, cordially invite
ton OF the premises by all wishing Every facility
such examination will he afforded by MIR blackboard
Terms liberal aud made known day of aaa.
y H. CAMPBELL. (,......
JANIS DINWlBDiE, ''"''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

r OsT, between shc Cabell Msuse and Mr..
il Gordons Female Seminary, large Cameo Breast Pin
III oblss by leaving Il at thb Once
dee e.ts 4
LARGE anA exsensivo asssrsnsent 81 Clay
"A Northern Manufactured rusulauye always haoA
Hair and shuch Mattresses rushs rsssl slsg - end
chairs of every description 4. WUoT0N.s
uny .Tts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
TOBACCO FACTORY n rsHrUmns.--w.

VWHNt0O TN0TOVN n FINTVVEN--WC
VIII sell Mt auction "Wednesday the I'M of Decor ubcr
is our large aud tonmodIous Brick Factory tho mn with
all The Presses and Fixtures which been
aud of the bost quality. Several Iron ali
pound Mills, nearly
Terms liberal aud made knowi the dsv of sale
MCDANIEL. 4 HURT = Ps,
doc n ll1hne nf Ncnnnlnl HIM 4 pro- tom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

GECOND Stock Of New Winter ss0ods.-The
~ subscribers receiving their second Stock Fall
and Winter Goods consisting In part oil ne SILK Robes Striped
Chine silks Black do Ombrc Striped Doancs Satin Striped
do very rich, Solid do Stella Shaws Cashmere do Ans
Black do Lnseys &C. &C. which they invite their
to examine JAS. A STlGIER
oet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
1,UnA ANn TIE IN,TED sTATE..-

HURA AND TUE UNITED STATEs.-AR.
~ RIVAL OF THE BLACK WARDROBE NCHA Ar-
POINTED CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures SHIPMENT
OF CIGARS &c &c by tho late arrival of the Black
New York uierahe excitement hv tl.
that General Concha again appointed Captain
Cuba the opinion of al American residents
Island that there between the two
countries, long the shpmt of Cigars Snuff Sc
tnucd so large BY the late arrival H. MEAD HARRIS g.
CO. Iynclburg extensive dealers in Cigars Snuffs
choice Jeies &C. received large stock of the
celebrated Cigars manufactured purchased by their agent
siding Havana. their select brands
ing give Idea of their superior Sire.
ma La Flor Ineslerado La Sumprcvva La Adca FL
Mrafors Opposite the Warwick House Lynchburg
Va. ii. NJ. HARRIS & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

Executor Of Benz Jones, decd.
On the day after tho shove sale will be sold by H. ius
surviving partner a&tecn young aud likely belonging
to the Of T. ! hudson Co. whom
ry hands. clEtr makers and lrst cooper
> rstII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
SALES BY AUCTION
BY BRYAN AKERs, Auctr.

StGAR AT AuCTsON.-u will sci, shi. ssssr-
- ni'g Al o'clock, at the Market House,
rel, hne Coffee Sugar Slightly damaged having ducked
sale ppVAN Aktsps
dcc ii.lt A,,i,
Postpone
IN consequence OF the incemency Of the weather tn above
sale postponed ill this morning II O'clock lee pt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

SuARPLEy, the great delineaor of negro character,
is playing in Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

RIerous PRocEEpIsGs. An ARRAY occurred in Par
kersburg on last Thursday night, in which several
parties were more or less init ed. After the fight,
some of the combntanfs commenced stonng the Uni
ted States Hotel throwing missiles through the win
dows to the serious annoyance and danger of them
mates Arrests have been made, and the affair will
undergo judicial investigation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

THEATRE. Welearn that arrangements are being
made for opening another theatrical season in this
city shortly under better auspices than heretofore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

~ saN 10 retire from business Commission
Jake pleasure in recommending
above firm "a my successors in business Nm loot my
nephew has been long and favoraby salesman
and the other members of the firm avoraby prompt
business VIM II SMITU
10Y 2i.dN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

6tA.EsIE. bUs AE.-'Thi- conveniently located
~ and commodousy constructed Hotel underihc manas
the underse ned excellent condition
accommodation of the public The proprietor dcvoes his
sona attention 10 IT, aud will he wanting efforts
penditures calculated to the comfort of hi-
An Omnibus always attendance convey traveller
and from the Depots and Packet Landing
2ldGct CNAS !. LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12
upERWy Davis Pain KilIcr.-Thi. prepnrs-

u ton, as omedy for Rhoumasns Pains. Acq Ia beoom
Ing dcserycdy popular osh snppy for sale by the agents
doc i II. MllDMpSoN a. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

w HKH0E, NtforDcy nj INV, RiChmOUd ,
- Va will practice IN the Courts of Richmond CITY In thu
Counties OF Goochnd and Louisa and the Supreme
of the T. =. and Court of Claims Washington, ID. G.
20 OFFICE Wing Building, Richmond, Va.
june 25dScly
mo. .. J.. GDtssiIN. Attorney NJ Inv, LYNCH
- BURG Va, practices In ali the Courts of the
Lynchburg, ana the counties of Campbell
Office the Farmers Bank and Is the
cupied by t'oggin Page lily ll-dScy
WILLS, 8NWgsNs n 90. General Com
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
Tor the sale OF MANUFACTIRED TOBACCO. Stores No.
81 and 80 Graver Of Tehapouls street,
leans
REFFREvCFs,-Ar mistcad & Warwick Capt John NJ Otev
IsnnE och
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

Church Bunxr.-St Patrick's (Catholc) Church,
Norfolk, was destroyed by fire Sunday morning,
about O'Clock. A frame building next to it was
fred by an incendiary and the result was that the
church was destroyed. 1t was insured for $4,000
and cost S26, 900. There was an insurance Of $500
the organ. Among the articles lost were two spen-
did and costly paintings representing the Crucfxion
and the Ascension one having been presented by the
Queen of Spain, and the other by the late Miss Ann
Heron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

CALVIN TATE Il 90. { msnissiOu Merchants
NDsAND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Nos 67S 90 Magazine street
Orleans faup 6cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

-. LtCOMfTON, KANSAS TfNNIToRY,
VIII attend strictly to buying lots in this in this
Territory and also to buying selling and locating Land
rants Letters answered by return mail nov 5dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-12

ltuANO, SsUANO so To"- Peruvian dun
N Just recoiy ed aud for snln by
aug lats NJ IioLLINS& co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-17
SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The Union copies from the Lancaster Intel.
Hgenoer a reputation on the part of it's editor
of the st. Louis Democrats imputation that
its editor and Mr.. Buchanan endorse the sem
tIments of it's (the Intetligeneer's) St. Louis
correspondent relative to the Benton and anti
Benton difficulty in that State. This repudi-
alton came by no means too soon, as its longer
delay babe fair to result in widespread mis-
chief for Mr.. Buchanan.
The Inteligsncer, referring to the manner
in which jury was yesterday selected IN the
trial of P. 7. Herbert for the murder OF Ihom'
az Heating, says:
"In two instances, namely, those of Mr..
Lord and Mr.. Owen, it was admitted without
hesitation that they had both formed and ex-
pressed opinion, en- the subject. and Mr.. Owen
vet further acknowledged that the opinion he
had so formed and expressed he still retained.
The District Attorney took strong exception to
allowing persons who had thus ayowed them
selves to sit upon the jury, but the Court ever
ruled the objection, taking the words of the
parties thet they should not be swayed by any
bias, so as to prevent their rendering an i'm.
partial verdict"