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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18
FUTURE DAYS.
BY " VI. n. MOSBY


UDOsITIVE sale of Furniture. &c, bcIon xipy
day the lah inst at the Csbe House sell the
entire Stock Of furDur. Sc embracing every article equi
keeping the whole OF which has well Ken,
aud well worthy the attention Of od keepers and families
sofas Divans aud Marble Top Tables,
Cattsge and other Bei-teads
Wardrobes, Ctbine Bureaus,
Parlor, offce and Di.inr Room Chairs.
CARPETS, Wsshs auas, 1atls
Feather B.is IIiir. COTTON and Shuck Mattresses
Beading Dining Room Furniture
Tail and JAS W
Office and Kirchen Furniture &c &c
Also, elegant Piano Forte said t" be superior instru
The cABELL HOUSE will be for Rent on the LIST Ianp,,
opportunity offered any wishing to en-
gage in business The central location House RON
ders Of the most Desirable Hotels in Iynchburg
TRIMS All under 600, cash all over slOo .
months credit, for approved paper.
dec II dxetlsdoo {. r. PHELPS, Aqcr
Po-tpon-mcnt.
The above Sale is unavodaby postponed Tbursa,v
Morning, lsi January, is,'. c. II. PHELPS
dec IedS sonwlJan Auctr.
u1OR SALE Ow RENT.-Thc three star
Il brick and stone Tobacco Factory on High Street Peter
burg Va now IN the ocenpa'y Of Msssr' Jones Hudson
miraIy arranged factories In he state and is i ana al
situated fronting about 2o feet Guarantee Street and *
feet o High Street 90
This factory recently built "a portion Of ms,
pced) Of the best material ard in the kmanlke
manner with the view II carrying the extensive ha
sness in all its details with the most convenience and to tho
advantage The Tobacco fixtures also, which are ycry
complete Of the best character, tor sle orb
with largo fine lot OF well seasoned box limb syca
more and other kinds.
Should property mol pe privately the
eouber will that day be sold public auction 4,
II O'Clock.
for the factory application may be male 10 the
subscriber for the fixtures and box timber j. Hudson
ESQ., surviving partner of Jones 4 Hudson:
X y. JONES
Executor Of Benz Jones deed
tho day after the above sale il be sold by F. Hudson
surviving partner sixteen and likely negroes belonging
Of L. J Hudson Co among whom arc fte,o.
rs hands. zig II makers and first rae cooper.
nos 27-di32fcc u. Y JONES.
NOT1CE.-In pursuance of decree of the
~ Circuit Court of Amherst nu'v, made
term, ls6 in the case Of Hill vs m &c" shall rnr eea to
scl at the Market House in tn y nf Lyuchburr on tn m
day January 1851 all the r. belonging 10 tho est f.
Of William Hill decd consisting Men Women children
The sale Will be upon d"t X months the purchasers
giving negotiable notes sat @ endorsed for the purchase
money. Ed p. TUCKER
dec l6dt9ian Sheriff Amh-rst Comfy
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The Liberty trcx,s) Gazette has the following
partic inr- Of the execution Of Jack Bunch,
toriou4 trlou, for the murder of Mr.. Deputy, in
Orange county. The execution took plaoe
the 23d November
Aboal II O'clock, Bunch descended from the
third ,fnry Of the court house. where he was con
fined, AL on bchodng the gunrd in the room
ielow exclaimed, "God d-n IT, gentlemen. how
do yor all do! !" While they were removing the
hand ruil4 from his hands. he said, "cut the
hand IL if You cannot get them of any other
why +" On arriving in the asl" of the first floor
Of the building, and seeing the crowd of people,
lac aghfn said, "God In it, gentlemen, how do
YOU ali d. J" ile was then conducted to the place
of execution in the of the court house, where
he oonye,sed with several persons, some friend
" to him, others unfriendly. He told them to
keep ont of bad company. He snid that loose
companions had brought him to the gallows. lie
iequct ted several individuals to see TINT his boz
dy wa decan,y buried, and on ascending the
ladder, made n general request IL the crowd to
zee that his remains were dccently cared Tor. and
did not fail into the hands of the doctors. The
ladder then jerked from under him. lie had
not thc fatal cap ON his lace. Persons present
say he lied with scarce n struggle; he had been
hanging scarcely minute. when his eyes Gle sed
and the pulse ceased TO beat
After hanging about twenty minutes, he WINS
taken down and placed in coffin, when he was
examined by physician aud pronounced dead.
Bunch was only about twenty years of age.and
when sentence Of death pronounced upon
him, exhibited depraved fearlessness. During
| his confinement, and while Mt gallows, he exhb-
ted the most reckless depravity. lie was Of mix
ed blood-Spanish, French and Negro. He was
descended from the Buccaneers. who. in days
past. Infested the Mexican Gulf. and met his fate
with al the hardened depravity of his ancestors.
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E%OONs. ROOKs.. ReOKs.!t

ExVVN~. NOVNN.. EsWOLS!!t-
49, hkAND GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISES .soon
,"'"lt Oh PEENEN lS--fhe Atlantic B44t en- f,,,,
n1f' taken, oi iew tie Storcuu ), E. ,s.. 49, .
80 MOT "rkle loll,s whore thrN htVr anon ~.
~ WI assorted stoc@ ui BIuks In or,.r 10 a.pre yog
10y propose to give 10 each purchaser It lIo,k op A.
- ""'lu' anu 'oIy Presents II winch Hoy la.e a rr.,,
~ t'PenE NJ value from c,ats Ia ,-g fr, dt
't"t'IHe, Eiay he had Store tfrn.},,,n, a,,a
- & are l''td TO cell and examine the stock Il B3rLs ,
Zoe l-ri!w
akSh N'w ora Iedges~, for Decr an h. aO,h
l,, aDkSt-tS
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x g. - fOHrsFFsTsS q Is thc Life of
pN-ia TRADE PRINTING in All its various branches
IN" IN style unsurpassed by aag ot4,r Establishment in tie
MINI. " " 49, amman
Johs prhtedm C'nrSu manner thar " N oonpqro with snv
Work d"ne south of Mason and Dixpus Lice Specimens
be soon NJ "pr tre Gail and First Alc, between Main
md Church Streets. AMI
u Scrfumcd Brcats.-Whn, lady or gentle
man N"a remain under the curse OF rpeahe breath
"h'n ny using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" ms a
'fWe would not only render il Int teeth
hhe n hthart Many persons do their is
b2 anu me trci delicate their friends will ", yer
hrnlonft fnnra single drop Balm yoar tooth brush
aRH wash your L., ia might aud morning htv cent bottle
wall last a ycar ~
be uul Comlc Xion easily be acquired using tho
h5m"i Thousand Flowers Ii will remove tan poiplcs
ira iferke fran the skin leaving roscse ur
hight and morning "
SHAVING MADE Ei$Y.-Wct your shaving brush in either
W'm or cold water pour two three drops Balm Of
e'nsand lowers rub tie beard we'll aud il viii make a
'i'n soil athcr much f., ai'ug operation Of shaving
i4'eonN Fitvcent Bawae Of couutcrfcts None genuine
".'"~ Fiened o} W. p. fElR1DGE 20
~ -l9als . - Franklin Square, New York.
fM sale ~ j u. THOMPSON Il co
Hfrtn med Ercnth.Nhat iadv ~ gentleman W. Nd
soI IN cf The curse Of dsagccab.e BIER d when y usn,
poN DENS DENTAL FLUID il will nnf only rr,, lrr n
sweet nut make the teeth white atblster prevent tooth
' anu feSef7e them from decay. Recommended by dcr
h'tS and physicians every here.
Beautiful Complexion NAV he aai.ed nv il rse I, 80
PN'' Pima les tan treckle rouders tho skin sr and .tu
w. ng rich roseae hue Il the greatest cosmetic
W.T. SHOWN hens free from all tlur,oI, matter pr.. NJ
GEMS foF Saiehy STKOTliER i WHITEHEAD
..o. SFABL|R y JONES,
"nd Druggists fvorYwlc
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Mr.. Flemming stated the minority report had
been hastily drawn up this morning without un
opportunity to consult all the members OF the
committee who might have agreed to it. lie had
understood that the Florid and North Carolina
members were in favor of tho minority report.
Mr. Gibbons, of n. G. moved to lay the maio
Ivy report ON the table which question being ia
ken by States, WAS agreed TO IA, follows
/. IL. IL.
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NJ Ks. Hi,cs'Nrw So ooIs, II omr md the World
VI received At ADRSES


L menl Of Ilceled Caters and Boots
dee MCDONALD & U0opFR'S
EXrATt HES-Wc beg call the attention Of
w the public to superior stock Watches, which
embraces first Il nc le Karat G oll
Levers fa tories Of Johnson, Tobias sud other
In gsh makers Gnd 1 SILVER Watches commoner dual
ity and a variety OF Geneva Watches
We have also good stock Of Gold Fob. ard
Chain, Seals aud Charms all Of which will sell low
for cash puuctual customers he usual Call aud
them J. WILLIAMS l. son.
dec
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tn Christian public dec stlqdec
I, a.. Wash. uirn0s.-'rhc North Carolina
6trsSt'7 5jtafatr ct recent date saws.
fAN"s II is supposed ths Z. T. Nash Petersburg has
aii h"tr Pianos tran tsc he Pianos
have given general snli, ,ae uonin North Carolina.
L., iIts
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IL Ac -or LIQUID Glnr for mending broken Glass chi
ma ami Wood Ia. entire satisfaction Tho Ladies
mend their broken without trouble and with little
expense Mair and sold only by
j. II. THOMPSON & CO.
dec 1918 Drurq.ts
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VOUH WANT.s,ppIIED.

Il II y"u want elegant Snt # Clnfies
II you want a brRufirnl Business Shit.
II y'u want first rate over Goat
II you want thu hcS' qualify of Doe kin Pants
II You wtnt No ! artic" in tho Vest line,
Ii y0u wan1 good warm iethiny tor vour Negroes
II you want the latest style goods go by all TO tn
place where you will sure to fin theul-at
dec i6ts ,,IASS I RaINF,S
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uNsNE TOOTH RRv~ssE~- 80 dozcu supc-


II rlor Engsh, French and American Tooth brushes. jus
received and for sale by JOHN Ii. SEAN,
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TOnCs,
the day after the above sale viii sold by F. i Hudson
surviving partner sixteen and likely negroes belonging
to the concern Of l. Hudson Co among whom feto.
hands. rig II makers and first rae coorrr
nos 27-di22dCc r. Y JONES
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IQlsD Glue for ,ncndin. broken q lass. hi.

superior Porte Monsc racing forty fifty different
styles and patterns some very fine, + sale by
doc BIS MIN Il lrrl.-r
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OUR NOMINEES.

Speaking OF the action of the Democratic National Con-
vention the Louisville Times says
"But the democracy, in convention assembled ct TO
place head Of it's ticket James Buchanan, Of Pennsy
vana staunch democrat long tried in the good His
history win speak for itself He has served the people long
and faithfully and, the Hon. J. O. Jones' Of Pennsylva
MIA marked few days ago In the House Of Represents
tves lin forty years Of public life he has made record
which emphacslly say here needs yindication at my
hands Upon record he stands before the coun-
try.
fLet people examine criticayet them investigate
his public career and II that condemns him, let him sink
But for the sake Of Justice, give him fair hearing James
buchanan well known TO the people any man in the
Union He has always been regarded as sofe man the
South willing inrut her interests into his able
hands. Let such Buchanan Oil the presidential
chair and hydra headed monster, aboitionism, viii
never darken the doors OF the White House.
aThs much for buchanan. Need add single word
in behalf Of the eloquent Brecknrdgewbo has done
much for the redemption CT Kentucky He known from
one end Of the Union the other. He IL Kentucky favor
ite child the nobest Roman OF them ALL. And win Ken
lucky electoral vote against her gallant OIL
spring Never Kentucky confidently believe, viii
give Buchanan and Breckenridge such vote in November
win swell every democratic heart with pride and
iovu
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oFFIoIAL.


May 70. 1850.
NOTICE hereby given holders Of stock issued
Of Congress Of ad Iuy $780, that such stock s 70
deema6 BY It's uns and will be paid the Treasury on the sur
the l2 Of November ns1s "s
Interest thereon will
This will continue purchase such stock prior 10 said
day redemption and win therefor the following premium In
addition tue accrued the purchase, with ons
days interest for the money 10 reach tbs vendors
On such Treasury day Of
July, inclusive, half
amounts specified in the ceTlihcatosi
received the st and 3lss days Of August
fourth OF one per cent
And on such stock received after The day August
ereon days additional interest only will be
paid
Certificates under this notice must be
duly United by the entitled 10 receive
money when the lst July his cur
bafears also be assigned BY The present stock
holder Otherwise such interest win be payable heretofore
Aud holders sf other stocks OF the Uned
department will the between e ia
June and the h day Of December next unless the SUM OF
shall No previously obtained and will pay for the same.
addition accrued from s day OF the last dividend
vendor, the following Of premiums
OF the loan Of 1872 premium OF 10 cent
OF 647 and l64e premium Of ID cent
And issued under the act OF 9Th September 1850
monty indemnity stock, premium Of cent
under this should be duly assigned
entitled receive The ana
previous July half years interest
year day win payable him heretofore
Payment foregoing will b. made by draa
Boston, New York, Philadelphia
parties entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2o-diaiaNov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ADVICE THAT sHouLB BE PROMPTLY FOLLOWED.

ADVICE THAT SHoULB DE- fhOMFiLi tohbV"bP
The Ohio staesmau after stating as its confident belle
that Fremont would be nominated by the black republican
convention puts forth the following timely and important
suggestons-su that might be profaby adopt
ed in every State in the Union during the pending can
vass:
Let then the friends Of Buchanan and Brcekinridg'
buckle on their for the contest and let Ohio be carried
for the democratic nominees To do this II viii be important
that every county township and school district IN the Sta
be thoroughly organzedan time should be lost In per
forming this work Prompt and efficient means should be ia
ken to counterfeit the myrads OF seboods that win be daily
set aoa the people that their votes are
pected be obtained upon the issue OF 'ehood OF ever
grade and Of every magnitude they viii shrink from follow
ing lead such party and unite at once with the de
ocracy and aid in saving country from an en-
envy only false in principle but still more false 70 trutt
and decency.
"Le organizations therefore, be prosecuted with vigor
Let pervade every part and portion OF the State lie
the perfect be entered into spread trutf
light before the people to counterfeit the Of asehoo'
that continually food the country. Let time be lost
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THE LATE oUTRAGEs AT NEW ORLEANS.

The Springfield (MasSachuses) Argus thus notices the
recent murderous outrages committed at New Orleans by
the know-nothings of that city:
Had the late election outrages and upon unoend
ing citizens in New Orleans taken place in Kansas the tee
graph and the newspapers from end Of the country
other would have been loaded with the recital The fact that
in apopuous city where law and order supposed reign
supreme political party take the control of the polls
election and rcby exclude from the baotbox those
who do not sympahize with its sentiments would hardly be
believed bad not the best evidence tDs such facts exist
'p boraer country where the population sparse, AND
the laws best not easily enforced such proceeding, would
excite great surprises but in the city Of New Orleans
where the officers Of the law have every It their com
mand for preventing yoenoe aud arresng the offenders
such Of rowdysm and insult such brutality and
der took place the late election almost exceed belief
The know nothipgs is said carried the electon bat they
did by beating all others from the polls and Of course
had the result in their hands. But much attention
directed towards Kansas that doubt IL anybody % ind
time to drop atea or express regret equally dePOra
DIE eon" N New Orleans"
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IrALYtaly has area Of 10000 square miles and
population OF twenty-five millions; the continent having
Of this population twenty-five millons ana sardinia ST.
oily, and Malta about three millions Upper Italy has
four sistes ., Sardinia, Iombsrdy and Venice Parma
and noaena Central Italy three Subsidiary, the
stases Of the Church and San Marino and In Lower
italy Naples OF these States Sardinia has consttu-
tioaal government bat tomharay and Venice part
Of the Austrian empire and the Austrian court virtually
controls Parma aud Tuscany,
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TIMELY REMARKS.

In the course OF powerfully written article regard to
the coming contest in November next the New Orleans
True Delta says
When Massachusetts, hatcbed the egg Of knownothing-
ISM the product to procreae in the warm soil Of
the South she well what she about and her ennis
sares more faithful than in Kansas earned her thanks and
acquired indubsbe claim upon her bounty and her graf
itude
November next viii test the question: therefore, whether
the South can any longer claim equal rights in this coneder
acy and will determine for ALL whether her citizens
equals TO drag for few years longer IN
e capacity Of slaves living, breshing, and existing not a.
the descendants Of the African do protected by laws faith
fully administered but the inhabitants Of the free states
in their insolence ahlesness and gnorsncs msy VIII and
aetsrmpe,h
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lag- Democracy District, Rally !-The Jackson
Association having accepted Invitation from the
Democratic Association TO participate In the grand rat
datiop meeting Tuesday evening
OF the first named body and the friends
OF Breckenridge generally requested TO meet
O'Clock Democratic Headquarters, south side
between Ninth and Tenth Streets for The
purpose marching with music banners and
join Georgetown friends in their patriotic demon
s,raion. n +
evening above designated at their usual place
meeting march. The Second Third
will Democratic Headquarters
F Srth and Seventh ward associations will asemb,
Pin their 6k O'Clock proceeding In
bodies Democratic Headqua to join IN The ssnesa
By order of THE COMMlTTEE
2l-x
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NOTICE Of the removal of the land once from
IN Daeorsh 70 Usage In the stais Of lows,
In aeeordancs with The provisions Of the act Of Congress entitled
authorizing changes location Of land oces
March sd s3 hereby declared and made Known that
Of public lands Dseorah In fhs
Iowa, will Of Ossgs In said
State, from and after the hirtp era day Of Jvy aest
uadsr hand city o. Washington, this tweniietf
day Of Jane, A. ~. 1850.
BY order ~ the Presidents
THOs. a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of The General Land once.
June 2l-1avsw Intel, start
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Canadian Politics.

NIAoArA, &C. WI June 2o.-The government candidat
for Parliament in this district Hon. j. c. Morissn bee
elected b majority Of $50 the opposition candidate
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OPTICAL.

Franklin Pierce PssdsAi Of Uasd Of 1nsgiea, %
all wAoH u aoy
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 that w a.
TTappmana appointed OF Prussia Chaeon
Casons hereby him SUCH and declare him
free exercise enjoy such uncoas powers and privileges a
favored nations IN he United
States.
testimony whereof caused these letters 70 be made
patent seal OF the United States be hereuno Amnsd
my hand the city Of Washington, the lob day OF
IT, 81 June 1850 Of Independence Of the United
States Of America the o0th.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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Or Notce.-The New York Democratic Club
club mo- 40 Seventh
opposite post oEice) Tuesday the 2a
o'clock, ~ m
importance panclHa
is requested BY order OF the president:
N b. SMITH, President
Ions T. MoMAnoS, Recording Secretary. e.
June Alt
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Aletier to the Democrat dated Lawrence, June 10 con
tans report that 200 armed MSsourians preparing
to invade Laer dates however, do this
report.
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Buchanan and Breckenridge Club.

This club permanently organized the 10Th by
election Of the owing ohbcersi
Cornelius Boyle president
MeCbntock Young, drsi vice president
Thomas y. Fisher, second -
John &, Reilly, third
John ". Goddard fourth
y. w, Irwin, corresponding secretary.
Christopher Inre recording Secretary.
June al
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W. L. MAnor, sserstay Of State.

FRANKLIN rlEhCE'
BY the Prssidenli
W. l.. MARor, Secretary Of Stale.
Frankla Pierce President Of 4s United ef .amea, 10
al! WAon 10 may concern.
Satisfactory esdense having been exhibited to me thai julius
kaufman has been appointed consul Bremen Galveston IN
Texas do hereby recognise him SUCH and daIe him iee 10
exercise and enjoy such functions, and privileges as are
allowed TO The eOasul Of the most favored nations In the United
States.
testimony whereof have caused these letters
patent United be hereuno AIMED
Given hand city Washington, 10Th day Of
H. 81 June A. d. 1885, and Of the Independence OF The United
FRANKLIN PIERCE
by the PRESIDENT
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
" in Pierce, President Of uasd Of .amiea, %
~ ca all iOhoD. IL may concern
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited w. ar
appointed the kingdom Of the Two
5ces, Philadelphia hereby recognise him SUCH and
declare him free exercise and such uncions and
privileges allowed to the OF the favored
in the United States.
Whereof caused these letters be made
and the seal Of The United States 10 be hneun,o affixed
Given under nay hand at the city OF Washington the 10Th day OF
f.. June A. d. 1885, and Of the Independence Of the United
Suites OF America the eOt,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
yak Pierce President Of the United States of aeriea
alt whom may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited Werner
him SUCH and declare him free exercise
enjoy functions and privileges allowed to the
of the favored nations in the United States.
testimony Whereof have these letters be
emit seal Of the United States be hereuno affixed
under hand, the city Of Washington the 7h day Of
H. A. D. 1885, and Of The independence Of the United
States Of America the S0th.
#" FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President! ..... ... .,..#
WI MARCY Secretary Of State
Franklin PIERCE President Of United Of .ameriea to
| all mhom IL may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that John
appointed vceconsu Of the kingdom of the
sces Charleston South Carolina do hereby recognise him
him free exercise and enjoy such functions
powers privileges allowed the of the
most favored nations in the United States H-
In testimony Whereof have caused these letter. IN ,s mad
patent The United States 10 be am,aa
Given under my hand, the ctv 80 ~. ,on aav a
Us 81 ' - - and Of the Independence OF the I'm
| Of America the eoth.
| FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President;
Il W. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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BhTisH clARnEs-The aggregate receipts Of the variz
benevolent socistes and institutions Of Great Britain
during the last fiscal year were sS,sl2eoo,
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LOCAL N e w s.

meetin Of the Missourians temporarily residing in
the city ofWashington held the evening of the
goth instat fo the purpose Of organizing democratic
club. Hp- John S Phelps elected chairman r. J.
Lackey secretary, and James r. Roche treasurer
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Is Y Il l. l. Il G. II A u III.
Governor JohnaoH'. acceptance.

NEW YoaK, juno 1.-The committee Of the nnti- Fillmore
convention waited upon Ex-Governor Johnston last evening"
who promptly accepted the nomination Vice President