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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

CAprURED-Two negroes were captured on board
the schooner" Danve' at Richmond Thursday morn
ing who had sccreed themselves in it for the pur-
pose of escaping to New York They were discover
ed by the Captain and handed to the authorities
The steward of the schooner free negro, has been
committed the charge of aiding in their attempted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

Belts and Porte Monies Percussion cup ouIpowdsE rsss.s
shot Baa Pow DIR Tashs Pouches and Belts btrd beg,
Hppiea and wrenehcs Washing Rods and Tcklers, Dos
thsinr and Collars Makers Materials Ac, re q NE
NoLvERs aud FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
Ia the trade. 4, 81 THERLAKD,
No liz Main street, opposite Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
DIPLOMA
TnF rfRsr aEAss AWARDED NJ Tnt VIRGINIA
srcnAsifBIHsfIruTE ron THE PoMo1IoE
rss MEeHAsIc ARTS TO
SAMUEL sNTHERDkAHD, OF RICHMOND, vlR0A
For sase 81 GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited .
Tho Exhibition Articles nf American Manufacture, he'd
iha Gu, Of Hl,hnond on the 18th day Of Nov. 1854.
JANIS ". LkwrtLts, j. A. bELV1N,
Secretary President
apl lg.h W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

AEpRSEHANS n0pE.-Atl Drayun n, rsnea-
men and owners Of Horses, should have of this
excellent Remedy hand for the of Rhenmatiam,
Sprains Bruises an Wounds. Just received by
june lots STABLFR e. JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
g(s0.G00 A M,NInn IA -, "A hTr = y

GRAY Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants and Attor
prosecution OF Military Bounty Land and Peusiol
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES Of Military Bounty
and Warrants. will attend any business, rs Notary
nhc such acknowledgment Of deeds assignment Of Land
Warrants &c &c LAFAYETTE W GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
July dts. Pens Agent Lyuchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

RrponrEp CuAIAgSaE FROM MR. Bocock 10
Mr. Hum1NGAMR.-pm PHILADELPHIA Ju'y S'---
Eaters have been received here. stating that II
challenge has passed between Messfs. i;uf' h;s
game and Bocock The latter was np s. ~ us
s" ,,aator5av and he is said to have lett w ash
;aa.cr accompanied by Gen. Lane.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
LOTTERIES

SAML. SWAN 4 CO. MANAGERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

WANTED, An perienced Driver 70 take
w charge of my Two Horse Wagon. For such liberal
by the month year will be paid must come well
commended a to habits &c. r. f. SIMS,
July l5dts at T. r r. Depot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
RICHMOND Adv ERTIsEMEHTs.

J. FRY, R1ssr, Csn@fs.tss Mevseaas,
ID RICUMOND yA-Tie subscriber has cd and a.
large proof Ware House near the basin she'd
formerly oeeuped by bernard Psyso. Esd where pc VII ron
inue Produce Busin and ana
forward geod Aso al all kinds Of country grcdnes susn
FIour heat Absceo Bntcr Lard Bacon &C. sud make
prompt Tho location convenient 10 tho basin
viii he Draysge and the Storage Will be moderate
July gewst J. = ~.
nUAg received asM fer sale,
- $50 BsrrpIs nedam No MaekereI
100 do Nos
"a do Large No D.
80 Half Barrels No 2,
rs do DO No. |, -
DQaaster Barres No. !.
100 Kits very choice No L.
100 Barrels Cut Ifarvlngs
MCDONALD sPoTTs HARVEY
July r0dts M ~ Pearl ST, Rchmspd, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

F2NiE undersigned will continue tho Grocery Commits
sion business aud the purchase of Wheat the old
where he Will be pleased wait his friends and the public
generally. WIN. A. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

HAVANA, GERMAN mad DOMESTIC a.
IL GARS.--Aho the hncs Chewing Tobacco, Of the cho
aud most noted Brands will always be- kept hand
nay NEW STORE, on Main Street Lynchbnrg, VA
Having just commenced business IN the above line conf
denty share the patronage friends
especially when they find that have very best Of
~ thing IN my line, always on hand.
shall also. always keep hand the best Liquors and
Wines for medicinal PURPOSES be sold only by the bottle
H. NJ. HARRIS co. :.
IS Orders fson the country at any time be conveni
emily filled by express otherwise and all sent will be faith
fully attended to- H. NJ H. & CO.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

At Milan. bodies of cavalry and artillery had
traycrsed that city, and moved in the direction OF
odi and Cremona. 1t was thought that reV'-
lutionary outbreak had occurred but the move
ment of troops suddenly ceased. ~.
,,o1 had an interview at Portion d'Anzio. 1t is
rra;d that these Sovereigns have agreed to resist
.bo corrosive policy of the Western Powers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

ANOTHER MINERAL SPRIyG.-The Halifax (Va) I'D
pocae is Informed that there i, a spring of mineral
water on the land Of Mr.. James Wilson, of that coun-
~, which possesses very healing propertes.-Many
persons have been greatly benefited by only a few
days use oft Sulphur is the predominating ingre-
dent-the others not known, as there has been no
analysis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

fHNlE subscriber, in retiring from the Of Miller
Elan, returns his thanks Cor the patronage received
the hands of his friends and respectfully socs contnuac
If the snme to the now concern Of VIM A. Miller
fc 22ts ROBERT s. ELAN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

A Coon ANsw ER-The report that Hon.
Elisha Whittlesey, the veteran Of the Unit
ed States Treasury, had come out for Buch-
anan, has called forth just such an answer as
we should expect from an honest man hold
ing office He says:
Permit me to say th.ought the medium of
Your paper that. since l have held Office in
this city, it has been my aim to practice most
rigidly, what was proiessed to he the true
doctrine by the Democrats in 1925, and by
the Wings in 1910, that no subordinate off,
Ger in any department should interfere in the
State or the Presidential electons.n
As citizen Of the United States, am not
insensible to the importance of the election
Of the next President, and hope the people
may, under the guidance of Providence. select
that man who will, by his wisdom and patrot-
ism. restore and preserve peace at home. and
maintain amity with other governments.
If | remain here shall n5t violate rule
| have so long observed: and shall not IN
terfere with the high and responsible duty OF
the people. Most sincerely,
ELISHA WuIrrLEsEY.
Wonder how many othel office holders un-
der the present Administration will abstain
from interfering in the Presidential election
| Alas how have we fallen off from the good
old days, when honesty and high toned,
scrupu'ous regard for propriety and decency
characterized public officers and politicians
Would that they would return again. BY
the way. can anybody. tell to whom Mr.
NhittIc5cy refers in his second paragraph
Or designate which of the three candidates
now before the people combines in himself
tina qualities necessary 10 do that Mr.
/ thinks that man should do: who the people
! aught to select for President! He surely
cannot mean She "O>tend Conference Man
That would be TOO absurd even for supposl
ton. rs 4 President protesting the doctrine!
of the Ostend Conference fllbusteF'sH', "oult
scarcely be likely 10 'msintain amity with
others governmental And the Abolition
candidate we take il. is equally ;out OF tn
question in the mind OF Mr. Whttlefey.-
Who, then. can he mean' Will SOME plafor"
editor inform us
We should not be in the least surprised t.
hear that Mr.. W had received a hint that his
fairs in Ohio, probably require his attention
and that be can be spared at the Capital
He's too od-.ashioned, TO be popular there
thought the powers that be may not think
iud;cious or pruden. under present clrcn'n
stances to tel! him so, especially as but lev
months remain between now and the 'cu!s
March.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

Wos'r SUPPORT FEnERAL's1.--lae ne Al
,egan (Mchigan) Journal, relates the iollo"-
ing characteristic anecdote. The old soldiers
of 1919 have yet spark republican f're burn,
ing brightly in their patriotic heaf's' anu !,
they will not tolerate the man VINO denounced
James Madison and the republican party ol
that day. for engaging in "the second war Of
lndependenee "a war to secure the 1'sn's o'
American sailors on the high seas
A man who would not defend the r'sn's o'
American sailors cannot be trusted with inc
guardianship of the great interests OF the Ne-
nnbl;c. But to the anecdote. The Journal
says:
It did our heart good to hear the responses .
made by COL John Little)ohn' solul.' t ~ ~
1919, and hither to an old-l'ne Demcera,; .ei ~
one of our country officers VINO '"4vn';;
whether Buchanan was Federa''st. les,
said the Colonel, "Buchanan was speaking nH
against my country when l was fsnt'ns R', Re
Battles! Can support such man ,i as Th, Cu
cbanan for the Presidency No, sir! In, IN
efiicer had no more questions TO ask n n
non,,catlon Of Bucha hanan falls st'ii' no'n ''''''
,hc Democrats Of A'lesan county
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

Wu., THEY SAY NoErH-Whi!st the oppo-
.,iou papers and leaders at the South are Try
ing to prove Mr. Fillmore an ato''tlon'st' the
Black Republican party at the North ar "e-
nouncins him as the champion Of slavery
Col. Webb, the editor Of the New York CoH-
rie, and Enquirer, in noticing the course OF
the American party in Congress, makes the
following complaint:
How stood the party on the vctc last week
70, admitting Kansas with her tree cons's''.
tion7 Not man OF them voted IN 'avo' o,
the bill. excepting Nessrs Nl'I"aro anu
Edie, of Pennsy lvan!a. We ooh . 'ic,uoc
R,vnrd Clarke of this State, tor he is no lon
ger 4 Fillmore man. -.
Thns. it is seen. that on every question
+ouchino the extension OF slavery into the
Territories. or its interests and credit as an
institution, the American party in Congress
wh;rh now supports Mr.. Fillmore, as pro-
slavery party is as strongly and completely, SC
as the Administration party itself. !h's
mipht have been Inferred at the outset iro"
the fact that five-sixths Of the present sup
norters of Mr.. Fillmore in Congress are
| Southern men, and fve-s;xths OF the news
! naners which susta in him are Southern news
napers. But we have given, IN the ABOVE c'
tation Of votes, specific, positive Proo'S' 'o''
| which there is no escape.
The fuct is inditp"tndle, that IL! the s"ppo..
Mr., Fillmore is the support OF SareTy A'ee''s
and propa gand,sm
Is it not tine when such charges are mao
,ga;nst Mr.. Fillmore at the North, and ever
effort made there TO defeat him on the s1ou"
of hi, friendship for the South, that ever
southerner should rally to his support a
auv rate, let us hear no more Of his abolition
! ism.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

r. If it were not for the weather: crops
bayous, or the rivers country editors would
often be hard up for items. We, Of course
come strictly under the head of "eountry ed''
tors and are compelled to avail ourselves
of those blessed dispcnsations Of Divine Prov
.idence-weather crops, &c.,-to scare W
something of interest to our readers abroad
For the past three or four days, We have hae
interesting showers sufficient to satisfy ever
the most rapacious appetite. for vet weather
CROPS ali look we'll, as we'll as might be ex
nected. and the river is gradually falling.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

Cu,uoRr N GEoRG1A.- It is admitted OFT
Al, sides that great reaction in favor d Fill
more has taken place in Georgia Ihe Co.
lumbus Times, one Of the strongest Democrn-
tic papers in the State. comedies it. In IT'S last
;,sue. the Times uses the following language
awe are frequently asked if there is any
truth in the alleged reaction in favor OF f'l''
more at the South. Candor conpels Us 70 '3v
there u.s."
The Times o, course does not give up the
State. but it very materially reduces the ma
;or;ty it claimed for Buchanan short time ago.
The Columbia Enquirer commenting On inc
article Of the Times. sevs:
ain this case. they might as welt atsemls
n arrest the current of the Gulf Stream as :"
make head against the influence OF A1. F'''-
oores speeches (which the Times aesno"
ieees to be the cause of the reactlon) The
+rsth there is no majority against Fillmore !"
Georgia. A very large majority OF our peoPls
ardentlv desire him to be restored to tne r!es
;dency : and unless they are duped oy the nitn-
sv and designing pretence that he cannot DC
eIected they will give him as great ma"
iority as that Of ls4s.'
! The Junior editor Of the same paper "1l1lhs
from the central part ofthe State. says:
! Since the American Convention there ~, nas
becn A decided revolution in favor oi W. f'h
,,,ove In fact the Democrats are si' 'aKen
aback bv the enthusiasm whlehthe a"e.ea".
are exhibiting for the - naa OF the nat'o.,,
which threatens to ensul ph the chances 81 'us
Buck of the North
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09
The Washington correspondent OF the Ne"
vo,,- HernLd writes as follows:


The Washington correspondent OF the Ne"
York Herald writes as follows:
The alarm has been sounded and the States
If Kentucky. North Carolina, Missouri, Mary
land and Deleware are declared in open re-
hsll;on against Buchanan. The discovery
,vas made in caucus last night, when money
and organizations were voted as essential IN
those States to the security OF the Democras.
IT, ticket Thus we have it that the amount
% of means necessary to keep the South stra'sht
Hr Buchanan. with her one hundred ana
t,rsntv votes. has been found to have been
crea.!y under-estimated by the Douglas class "a
of politicians, when recommending that IN che
Sonth alone required looking af:el. Inc
noutlemen who have taken the matter IN
Send r. improve the condition Of things IN
tho .hove named States have commenced toe
i.t. E their work. as they will find out. MIS-
souri is the ouly State af the five that may ot
s.ved to Buchanan, but Of the remainder. the
are hopelessly lost to him and MS cause. II
w.s decided upon to Immediately organize
these States, after the ADJOURNMENT OF .on
oress, ON the district systepl, to hold meet'"s:
weekly and. as far as practicable, to get a.
accurate canvass Of each district an" o'a'e
The caucus adjourned over to SATURDAY eve .,s,
n;ng when reports are expected from I'M
committee on the distribution OF documents
oTeanization for State and district speakers
and finance committees
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

n~ Greatly to our surprise, the n J.
Mirror heretofore independent in politics. but
ever conservative and friendly to the South
has declared it, preferences for ffE"oS'
We must confess things look startl'"s' "he"
sucb journal as the Nrror is drawn INTO
the vortex OF Black Republicsn'sn'
The Albany Statesman speaks OF MI Dc~
cuAsAs's prospects as follows: :,
There !. nothing more certain than ina!
p,,chsnon has not the shadow Of prospect
- Nav York. His case is hopeless IN th''
St,t. History does not furnish an instance
where candidate has gone down so suouen' tar
" as Buchanan. A month ago nc Wa ~
mida5le-to-day he is out OF Tue q"ssh; h;,''
There is no human power that can sa'e n.
and we have no idea that any othe' power
will be exerted in his favor
In confederation of this, we find IN the col
umns Of several New York papers ca''
s;gned by one hundred and twenty o'd'''n
Democ rats headed by TIMOTHY JENKINS !"
v;ttng all the Democrats Of the Empire o1as'
who are opposed to the proceedings o, u"
Cincinnati Convention, to assemble az e!'a
cuse On the 9th. sin such numbers a. VII
fairly represent the real sentiments o. tn
nemoc ratio masses of the different district
Of this State, for the purpose Of consu''a'.of
and, if deemed proper, for political o'sa"'1a
tion and action" This is pregnant ''s"'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

1nn,so,&--The Illinois independent s Hcsf; .1yz
m.r enste eosnty, the party Of freedom ard Ere
mont. MOI It claims 5000 majority: on;r!d a POST u
,,,sster IN ona of the towns was inquired o'
a {rom Washington as to the prospect in ,hh1s MS
neighborhood: He wrote oacx sma,t 'na' even even
vas not Buchanan man IN townInoa d. even ta'
n;mself: ~ ~ LII and if he was to be turned out io' m
s.Tine So he had this satisfaction, thss ';+.s no
., sns 'i,I, hnt Fremont man could be arrc'nteo'
there was no other in town
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

PERSONAL AND RoL,TIcAL CoNTnAsT.-fhe
New York Commercial in drawing 4 contract
between Buchanan and Fillmore, says:
Fillmore is a younger man than Buchanacc,
h,. more consistent record more expert
ence in the arduou. duties Of the Office; hs"
distinguished him,elf by the wise. moderate
and emincntly successful discharge OF those
duties at a most critical time has the CONT
dence Of both North and South and would IL.
all his policy be guided by we'll ESTABLISHED
Wing principles.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

r7,,1rp Administrations a te'esrapnlc
,snsteh in the New York Express, we learn
th.t the American National Camp Of the or, !.
t"a' w. 81" tbe United Sons Of America, We're IN
ass os.x;"a ., '1s Ph;lsdephia on the 4th Twenty
ssss,' s st,tes ware represented and after the
:ion Of the usual business Of the annaa,
session s; a1esolation was unanimously adopted
erdoJ.inc % the nomination of Fillmore and
Donaldson.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

Precious You7H-The New York Evs-
ming Post, in the course OF long ana very
knowing article on Mr.. Fillmore, says: II
we are not mistaken, in 1919 Mr.. Fillmore
was cooperating with Mr.. Buchanan, in de-
flaming the political character and admins
tration Of James Madison, then candidate
for reelection to the Presidency" Accor'
ding tothis, Master Fillmore. must have peer
sooewhat precious youth in 1912, az nc "a'
horn in 1900
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

The CoxrRAs7.-llow admirable IN GOV.
trast with recent occurrences O" '"e ~, :.
Congress, is the order and TegMsn.5 sanE35n,l;.;c. ~
Parliamentary Debate! An Pe'su s4.a ~
are carefully avoided theteLia,no AM fa,,oms the
adequate punishment es ,ney1.ao,y Wanss There the
violation OF rule Of the houSe s,,,v ani viz
true principle prevails ana =" ~ ~ hv the usr-
operative tongue is pun's sheG 1o' y ~ So3v in
son s.'h;sh ai''u it is made pu:4ic.-Ercaens''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

The AMERICAN PARTY IN JACKSON CouSTr
Apk,-A correspondent writing from Cotton
Plant, Ark, unde: late date says We
have near one thousand voters ir tins county
and Of that number At least twc-thirs are
Americans, who will vote for Fillmore Ant
Oonalson.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

A New CASplDArE.-Somebody down
East has nominated Isaac Stockton for
President, on the ground that he wheeled his
wheelbarrow, solitary and alone, all the way
from, Vermont to California. As the Wheel
Barrow candidate it is supposed that he will
run astonishingly.
As We occasionally shove out "our Local
Wheelbarrow,'' we would not like any Of ous
friends to nominate us for the Presidency IL
consequence, or to suppose for moment we
are connected with :tother wheelbarrow man.
We stand an our own wheel!
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

ASEcR1r OnDKn IN lrALx.-Tke impsn
ding crisis in the affairs Of the italian States
subject Of no little anxiety 70 European
statesmen, il, in a great measure. the work OF
!. certain society which raraihes over the
whole peninsular, and forms the chief 'uppo's
of the conservative church party. This So
ciety i, called the Sanfedesti,' but the
name in full is "Catclica Apostolica Societa
del sanfede,ti;;'' it is placed under the pro-
lection Of the police, and its objects is the
defence of tie throne and the altar, and the
extcrmination of the liberals by all possible
means The following is the formula Of the
oath which each member must take upon his
admission to the brotherhood:
"In presence tf powerful God ,ha
Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost, of the
ever-immaculate Virgin Mary. and of sli the
celestial court, and OF thee, veneTated father.
swear to let my right hand and my throat
be cut to die of hunger in the most terrible
tor,nents and pray the all-powerf"l God to
condemn me to the eternal tortures of hell. il
hetray or deceive one of the venerAteA
fathers or brothers Of the Catholic Apostolic
Associa iation in which l now enroll myself;
If do not scrupulous y fulfill its laws. and
help my brothers so to do in case Of need.
swear to remain firm in the defence Of the
sacred cause which have embracsd-to
spare no individual Of the infamous sect OF
liberals, whatever be his birth, his pareRtage,
his position to take no pity on the tears Of
infants or Of the aged, but to shed the last
blood of the infamous liberals whatever b
their sex or age. Finally. swear an impla
BILE hataed to all the enemies of our Cath
Ole and Roman faith, the only true religion
1t would be impossible to find the formula
| OF an oath more terrible than this. The "San-
iodessi,.. thus embodied, are the sbirri Of the
Parsl ralice, and in their eyes Jealous hus-
bands or unfortunate creditors become infa-
nous liberals from the moment they are paid
for putting such persons cut Of the way. It
is rot surprising that, in order to resist this
secret foe, the bewildered liberals should
claim tic right to use the same arms. The
existence Of this society is one Of the causes
Of those frequent political assassiaattcss
which disgrace this unhappy country Ers-
ming Post
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-09

Are vcu coming oat o n'sns; oos