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BY TEHEGRR APti.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
ADVANCE BREADsTUFFs.
European and American Politics
The Rebellion IN China,

NEw YoRE, Juls llth
The ennard steamer Africa arrived to-day.
Breadsuis were n trie higher owing To the I'M
favorable weather Flour had advanced shilling
aud Wheat two penee--but closed less firm Corn
triHe lower. Consols o5ial
Political affairs were quiet In the House of Com
mons Friday, ralmerston declined to make any state
mcnt touching American affairs. as discussion there
would not facilitate the settlement ct the questions
involved in the controversy.
The London journals contain two letters from Lord
Clarendon expressive of his qualification that Mr.
Dallas has been instructed TO negotiate with refer
enoe 10 Central American affairs The letters are nd
dressed to Mr. Dallas and relate the first To the En-
lstment question aud the second to the Central Amer
lean dispute. Lord Z. says he is prepared to enter
into negotiations which he trusts will be conducted
in the spirit of cordaliy sud irankness that is dicta-
ted by the true interests of both countries
Another battalion of Riaemen has been sent to
Canada.
Some excitement had been created IN London by
the appearance of friend of Mr. Dallas at the
Queens Leyeo, in dress not in accordance with tho
prescribed regulations which incident was construed
by some into studied airont the part of Mr.. Dial
las. The matter WAS subsequently explained
The rebel army in China Ind reached to within
eighty miles of Shanghae.
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Miscellaneous Items

FROM New MExICo.-Mnjor Fry, u. s. A.,
arrived ut ST. Louis on Thursday last from Santa
Fe. He is accompanied BY his family and by
the editor of the Santa Fe Gazette. Major Fry
saw large numbers of Cnmanches and other IN
dams upon the Arkansas, awaiting the arrival of
the agent and the distribution of the annuity
goods.
CLERICAL MovEMENT.-Sixteen' of the most
prominent and influential clergymen of Boston.
representing seven religious denominations, have
address circular letter. to the clergy of tho
Commonwealth, urging general movement in
aid of those who have gone to Kansas from the
flee States.
DEATH by I.yGHTNING.--Last Sunday, on the
beach on Little River. in North Hampton. N. H.,
Mr.. Alfred Brown, while standing with young
lady at the door of the house of Mr.. George Gar
land, during the gust, was instantly struck dead
by lightning. The lady also was prostrated but
afterwards restored
SOCIETY IN New YoRK.-The Home Journal
observes that another bubble has broken by the
recent Development of the fact that the costly
display of bridal presents at numerous weddings
in New York city for few years back have
been hired from extensive jewellers for reason
able amount.
THE QUEEN OF SPAiN.-The last news from
this unfortunate sovereign is to the effect that she
had been indisposed since June 10. She was
dered to be bled, but miscarriage was under.
stood to have taken place on tho Friday night
before.
MILE. SARAH FELIX, Mile. Rachel's sister,
has returned to Paris from the United States, to
engage French company for theatre which
she intends opening in America.
"Orgnal' Tom Thumbs were exhibited in
Pit,sburg, Cleveland, Buffalo. and at any number
of country towns on July fourth.
VIM. Mallory committed suicide in Jail at Mar
tinsburg. Va, on Monday. Supposed TO be in
sane.
The legislature of Connecticut has appropri-
ated three thousand dollars in aid of tho Pilgrim
monument ut Plymouth.
Salvador Iturbide, of the former Emperor
of Mexico, was drowned at Topic, Mexico. re-
Gently while bathing.
The reiguing prince of Monaco. FIorestan l.,
died in Paris on the Goth ut. The Duke do
Valentinois succeeds to this little prinopaliy.
The last surviving son of the German poet
Wieand died on the 10th ult, at Welmar in Sax
ony.
Gen. p. F. Smith of the U. S. army at
St. Louis on the 4th inst, and was to leave the
next day for Kansas.
awful Gardner" of N. Y. offers to engage
in prise fight in Canada with d. Bradley, of
Philadelphia, for $500 or s 900.
An editor ont west announces the birth of his
ninth child under the head of Distressing Casual
~"
Saratoga begins to fill up. Among the arri-
vale of the 9TH we notice John Van Buren,, Che
Waller Husemann, and Hon John A Dix.
Marshall Butts, recently shot at Covington.
XIV. in the riot with German Turner'S, died on
Sunday.
The third trial of Allison. the alleged torpedo
murderer is in progress at Cincinnati.
Mr.. j. Pierce, a brother of the President is on
a visit to Washington.
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Northern Kansas Aid Convention.

i'tffALo, \. l., July IO,-The Kansas Aid
convention met here yesterday. Governor
Reeder presiding. The object of the Convention
was stated TO be to secure unity aud efficient
action on behalfof Kansas
To day Gerritt Smith. chairman ofthe Com.
mittee on Resolutions, reported resolutions no
commencing sending armed forces into Kan
sas
Gov. Reeder thought Mr.. Smiths resolutions
too ultra He said that the time had not yet ar
lived for such action, If the power of the gov
eminent had been delegated to him fReeder)
there would before now have been heaps Of dead
men on the fields Of Missouri. He did not wish
10 give the South notice of their intention of
marching armed into the te,riiery. lie
wanted the enemy to have Tho first nolic e Of the
blow given by the blow itself. The free state
party we're too slow for him
Mr.. Smith said if this reasoning were correct
the convention should sit with closed doors. The
South could not help knowing that something
was going to be done.
resolution was passed for raising $1,000
per month.
The convention then adjourned until the after
noon.
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Later from Kansas The Free State Conven

Later from Kansas The Free State Conven-
ton Dispe sed by Col Sumner Convention
at Topeka
Advices from Topeka. Kansas. to the 4th, say
that Convention met there on the I'd lnst ana
passed resolutions in favor of the Republicans
and denunciatory of the Democrats appealing
10 the friends of Free Kansas in Congress to
stop voting supplies until Kansas shall be ad-
mitted into the Union under the Topeka Consti.
tntion. Mr. Donaldson and Judge Gilmore read
the Presidents proclamation OF February lastand
Gov. Shannon's proclamation; and Mr.. Woodson
read a note from Col Sumner, saying that he
would prevent the meeting of the Legislature.
but thew were unheeded. About 500 were pres
emf, all armed.
On the 4th. both branches of the Free State
Legislature met. when Col. Sumner entered inc
town with 300 United States Dragons, and plan
ted two cannon at the head of Kansas avenue
The troons were drawn up before Constitutional
Hall. Col. Sumner told the citizens that he
would not disarm them or break up the Conven-
t;o, INIT had orders to dissolve the Legislature
and would do So cn..
Col sumner repaired to the Hall of Represen-
tat;vas and said: Il am called upon to perform
the most painful duty of my life. Under the au-
thori,y OF the President, am here TO dissolve
the Legislature In accordance with my oloerS
I command YOU to dispense. God knows nave
~ nartv feeli no in the matter, und | will have
nona while hold my present position in Kan
49, have inst returned from the border. where
have been sending home Missourans; and am
here with instructions to dispense me Lrg's"-
ture, "Iagain command you to disperse'"
Judge Schuyler asked if they. were !" ana .ha
stand that they were to be driven out at the
point of the bayonet! ,,o
: Col Sumner replied that he would use .,'' .n W.
whole force under his command 10 ei'''o' '''' VI
ders.
The House then dispersed ooao.o
The Convention is preparing resolutions en-
dorsing the State Government ana the lole an,
Constitution. The fears of and INVASION ReP'
large numbers from attending.
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AssAuLT.-The ex- Bishop of North Carolina,
Professor j. Silliman Ives, was knocked down
and brutally assaulted in New York. Tuesday
morning at tho office of Hudson river depot.
by baggage master there, the only offence of
the Rev gentleman, il is said, being a request to
deliver over valise and trunk, for which he had
n check from the conductor The offender was
arrested taken before justice and sentenced to
deliver the baggage. pay heavy fine and to
give bond for his future good behavior
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Citp aM0 state aHalrS.

MEETING To-SIaHr.-There will be a meeting of the
American party of the city Tonight at the Factory of
uessrs ~ Langhorne Sons, for the purpose Of APP
nointing delegates to the Farmve Convention, which
vii meet on the 24th inst TO select an Eleetor for this
congressional district We requested say that
a meeting will also be held Monday (court day. at
Campbell Co. House for the same purpose.
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WAsnIS9roN, July 18th.
The Minority Report of the Kansas Investigating
Committee, by Mr. Oliver of Missouri was presented
in the Rouse to-day. 1t pronounees the Majority Re
port altogether er-parte-and declares that many
Mings are stated therein without authority to sup
port them,
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NEw YonK, July II.
Flour easier State SO 60; Ohio SO 80 South
ern 81 10.
Wheat aud corn unsettled--the former lower
BALTIMORE. July II,
Flour steady. Wheat quiet Corn advanced two
cents.
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]. A. uErELrINoEn 4 co, rroprc,orp.


My DEAR SIN
You desire know my opinion Of the water at Coyners
SPRING. Having resided the place 1--WE months, am
prepared TINT formed the vorahc opinion OF tho
In prosraiion general dc
by, uterine oharnc and functional of all
he Hocretoy have waters In the mountain
country with H. except the Greenhror white am
than pleased learn place III under
own Immediate management and whom aud that You
have secured the 81 gentleman from tho uaw House
In baltimore which, together with the Ano hute beautifully
finished aud furnished beAes comfortable cottages
tho patronage of the public, and make The
Ooyncr Springs the most inviting and fashionable resort IN Viz
gnia With best wishes for aud happiness
remain, my dear sir, Your most ohedient servant,
GED.J SMITH, NJ. ID,
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Michigan Politics.

DETROIT, July IO-The Republican STATE II Ne
.-an,;,n met here Yesterday and re nominated
Cav Bingham with all the present state 0'h''rS
Occidental Electors were appointed
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Consular appointment

WASHINGTON, July l0,-rhomas T.. Miller, of
Ohio, has been appointed Consul to Bordeaux
and Isaac w. Bowdtch, of Vermont, Consul to
Constantnople.
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l.. II. GiLMEM, NJ. -.

have for years considered the waters Of Goynors Sulphur
Spring. In Doetourt county beneficial In dyspepsia torpid
liver and bowels eutancouH denAos ontebod conditions OF
Tho aud chronic octons Of the kidneys and
bladder have heard these highly recommended Tor
Diseases peculiar females have known such
In which thu patients greatly bonohiod and ohos
cured by them T. II, CHRISTIAN, NJ d.
9TH. lRtH
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EaCToRY FIXTURES FOR SALE.-I wish TO
dispose at private sale, of the Fixtures of the Tobacco
II recently carried by IIo Depries at Campbell u
hey consist Of all the necessary fixtures for well CON-
In - abshnen comprising ten and presses all
order, and nearly wing been used but one
,,sh', They will he disposed of liberal terms;
he ondng is also for sale, opportunity is pre-
any person wishing engage in the business Of put
~ pP tobacco. join ID. ALEXANDER
- iso&cis Campbell CT ilo
u 81 RECEIVED nni Tor sale 81 lot Of Cohfr
~ onphi, new crop y @. do
"'a"'s YOUNGER & SMIT
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ARRIVALS AT THE

JUNE llth.-A c Dunn, Va T r X; A Hamlet,
Cahl Joucy, j Crabble, Baltimore; I 7 Ed
nond, Richmond 7 NJ Anderson, Riceville; j Wiki
s s' Rockbridge; c Reynolds, Lampkin, Bed
'9rni Venable, Petersburg Paulett, Fincastle )
a franklin, Pttsylvania; II Walkup City; Il Nor
l r Amherst, A Irvine, Bedford; G Bragdon,
IInciagoi c Campbell, D Campbell, Abingdon;
iilll, Chariot; W E Sprinkle, Pleasant hill; Il
!a1nith, Washington; Mrs NJ E Grienerva P Magru-
I I Giles; Read, Henry; \ Langhorn, City; "
Ip"'ooy, Phila; Capt II Buckner, Va I X X, W r
j use New Glasgow; Martin pittsyvania; =
ices Appomattox; w Jackson AbinGdoni Q } II
Dulord, Chatham; c Haden. Campbel
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Adjournment ofthe Court of Claims.
WASHINGTON, July 10.--The Court OF Claims
has adjourned indefinitely.
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LYNoHBuRe COLLEGE We have been presented
with handsome engra ,iii.s Of our College The de-
sign is very beautiful, an when carried ont the
buildings will present magnificent appearance
The work is now under way, and viii be hurried
forward rapidly as practicable.
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LYNcnBuRd, May cath, 1856,


In obedience ynur request with reference to ho properties
of t6yner tfnRa watu without hcsian and with perfect
confidence lin efficiency nil aofnR
under dic u imperfect painful dp.son daenaoa OF Tie
Kidneys aud bladder aud females aborng under their peeu
nr affections The water Ia light nni may he taken In large
quantities well on tho stomach, aud acts kindly on tho
Kidneys regard II equal 10 any of the sulphur waters Of
similar strength The situation Ia delightful aud Improve
and very comfortable
rnsportfully T. III, GiiMEM, NJ ID
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THE NoRvELL House. will be open to-day for the
Inspection OF yisiters The public are invited to call
and take look
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OtrIcE or rus RICHMOND AND DAN VILE II, u G.

sin In the summer OF 1855, afflicted with trouble
eruption citor Of the akin which extended Itself near
" head face aud Of annoy great
en thu Irritation aud burning sensation which
prndncod had confidence from previous knowledge,
the healing properties Of the tbyurrn SprinPa,
hon the property Of yourself situated my mile wo-i Of Lynch
nrg Immediately tue Virginia Tennessee Railroad In
confidence In the healing Of the waters of
hose Sprngs determined avail Of short visit to the
lace the effect upon this annoying
upon satisfaction found entire reofn two
,eus satisfied tint II had there sometime
niger hu would been thorough onpete and
IT was have been troused only with few plnples since
much extent
II brief trial OF the value Of these waters
similar VIII be OF service and Of benefit 10
thor lnvads afflicted like myself suffering from similar
you at liberty 10 the statements as you may
link proper. Most Respectfully, -
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lNOYNEM,s WhI,c q liInch ."lph"r sprlns..

~ THIS delightful Watering place Ia open tor the
caption OF visitors II is situated the line OF the counties
of the noa beautiful picturesque and fertile portions Of
Virginia and immediately the line OF the Virginia and Ton
Kali Road within the road ITSELF and about
halt mile from ionaack hours from Rich
Persons leaving CITY Point Petersburg, Richmond In
the by tho South Side aud Dpnyo Kali Roads aud
Lynehburg, reach Donsaeka depot about o'clock The
day, where Omnibus 40 viii meet them aud conway
them to the sprinFa
There are White and black Sulphur Springs who's. Gu
raye Properties be atteed by of who have
been entirely relieved by using the Tho reputation
Of these waters for half century has been established In
the surrounding counties having cured many peraonA nh
ted with vafiaaa.
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
They surpassed by mineral waters In Virginia
for the of Dyspepsia is various ior Affections Of ho
Liver Kidneys and Bladder General Debility. especially Of
tho Nervous System all kinds OF Cuhneens aud other sea
of the Skin, and OF tho diseases peculiar 10 fo
males.
They gently purgatvo and durec, with strong deter
uinntion the skin A certificates of til, many that
might be furnished arc given below.
THE BUILDINGS pncous aud convenient aud almost
entirely consisting of Hotels Cottages W. niudnR
Communications equal he found In the mountains
Virginia Tor about 400 persons Tho Furniture and FAnr
about equal 10 those of tho beat os In our cities Tho
Bedding unusually odwith Hair Mattresses hro Hhon the
establHmenaa TO all which invite ystera 10 examine
and Judge for themselves NJ palma have been spared In OBJ
tanning Servants and the most experienced aud best
qualified Assistants for department of the establishment
Tho general management " copldod 10 J. A. HEFElFIN
GER, ESD late 81 Cumberland MARYLAND asaiated by AL
FRED u JAMES, aud no, J, READ. late nf Iynrhhnfe,
who win doubt alive satisfaction to all who visit the
pauo
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c. for exercise
FINE BAND or MUSIC Ia already secured, and TEL
EGRAPi OFFICE Will bo established at BonsackA de,
pot
TflT' TABLE will bc found equal my IN tho mountains
for securing supplies being about as great as tn
eau l.ol be.
j A. IIEFEIFINaER q co, proprictora.
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I,ME vIRG1NIA WMEAT DnILL, WITH


l. GUANO ATTACHMENT.-The subscriber arc ma nu'
cturna above machine Campbell @ H. Va and are
hat the land well adapted to It's and that Farmers VIII
eaze increase of their by its and Will save
than half of the Guano used when they their wheat
road cast.
premium this Dill all others at tho Fair at
ichmond and at other Fairs where has been exhibited
We refer the following certificates to the value Of The
CAmpBtLL c. IL, May I'd, 1856
lynn Co. last Fall two Of their Wheat Drills Guano
ttatebmeDt eded with the Drills about three hundred
equal quantities Of plaster The wheat at
looks much better than my broadcast wheat which
wheat liable hH stands dry cold
nd covered deeper JNO. ID. ALEXANDER
TuoRNur1Ls snor, April 49, 1866
Mr. Flynn-sirI have used your Wheat and Guano Drill,
very pleased with IT, My wheats this time
broadcast Although my land was badly pre-
sajas sowed down with the Drill and very ate il
the common way could not have expected much more more
''s ' Yours y &C., p''' JESSE THoRNIi
hereby certify that purchased this Fall of Messrs Flynn
ls bushels Of wheat with it using from pounds Of
the that tho Drill and attachment worked well
formance EDWARD CARTER
Bedford CO., Nov. ~, So.
thereby certify that of Flynn g. Co.'S Wheat
Drills with compost attachment last season with @asiaSon
sowing cuano Plaster and Lime broadcast We viii warrant
machines do good work; and farmer In want
IF them will do well to call s early.
Campbell c. H., May I'd ,JNO, NJ p. FLYNN & CO.
may 7.c2taw3m
lease be addressodto Jno p Flynn Co.. Yellow Branch
= o.. Campbell county, Va; and much oblige,
juno l9tsl JNO. NJ p FLYNE & co.
o-E READ IT.--AfIer having served "a
H regular apprenticeship in the town of Front Royat
and five years experience with John H Bailey, in
the business have located the lower end Of Main
Lynehburg where prepared to manufacture
A w las
tachmens &c. to order
Persons disposed to paronise will have the srcest at
ention paid them
| will make Wagons with wood iron axes. -,
The Wheat Drills the Robr Jackson Drills
the best odrer; and as they are IN great
demand those In will do well to give early orders TO-
ma r6m CHSA. ID. FLYNN.
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las q. HUNT. D. n.
HUNT a bro, General Commits M1er.
IL CHANTS, vfRaisiA ST. tbetweep Cary st. and II. e.
u Il H. Depot) solicit consgnmcnts Of Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour, aud produce generally, for sale.
They also forward all produce and bandse their
Prompt personal attention paid all business oided
TO them.
Hichmond March oGih, 1850. INN p9-ts
N1IGEns WANTED.-Wc wish 20 engage
AVu for the ensuing Milling ssnAon three
NliIERs None In, those WHO Of attentive and sober
abts and who can bring good need apply
HAXAIf a. co, s.
inne 19d&c3tawtsl Richmond, Va
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ooYNERs SPRINGS, VA, August %. 1855.


For fifteen years past have been aborng under Sc
disorder of the bowels arrangement The liver and dys
epsa FORM with great debility
nd prosaiion of the system BY the however Of the
White Sulphur nj Coyners Springs for six months pas
have only been relieved hut health has been entirely
healthy not having lost one days
FORK disease of Kind for sometime past OF course
owing alone the of the waters nj this place
obliged consider their medicinal qualities omnontly
give this certificate hoping publication may do 9TH
rs good q. A. MAYO,
June 10 d2tnw2mos
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take pleasure In mentioning for the benefit Of those elc
with dyapepa that have been entirely relieved OF that
tfeng disease by drinking coypors sulphur water have
laorng under for six greater part Of
deted bread and milk, which frequently dlsor
cred my stomach coniiuc my bed for
raj days up Coyners last summer, after trying
other celebrated watering places without being bene
tad feeble TO be able to walk 10 tho spring After
manning days and uenR the water freely was so
be able take long walk to che top Of
adjoining have been improving gradually an
moderately of what please, and attend to
iy business without suffering ali from the
non MAHALAH KNIGHT
LYNCIBURa September 2lst, 1866.
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VXTOOD's HAIR REsTORATlvE.-A very
w popular, and agreeable LAIR TONIC, tor sale by
june l0dtcts 6TABLER J0NE6.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
u.yNgulnuIus. FURNs-


IL q. LANCASTER late OF fncanile Va takoe pleasure II
announcing Ia HIS old ond and customers aud the public
orally that he has taken and opened that large and
modious House known the "Rali Road House.,
the pepo, IN this place lie prepared To give them we
nm ~ mn INNS
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orwr, CARRIAGEs: C.rri.9es..

NJ The subscriber respectfully informs his -
friends customers public that he has now hand
and is making daily all the different styles Of Carriages
Rockaways Buggies, which finished up neat and
strong to suit All who want good work, com
bined can get OF hyncnnuIg make whoNt
and bugges order and all kinds Of repairing done
with neat and Dispatch JNo n. BAILEY
The Subscriber keeps and makes order all
a,la " arons largest six horse agon the
smallest ono wagon also, railroad carts
barrows, &c. H
He has hand several Spring Caryals-one and
horse for moving peddling purposes
JOHN H.. BAILEY.
apl sd I'M cts 4 Ixvnch lsarr
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WANTED INMEDRATELY.--Th or
w four Iaundresses wanted at the Norve House
either White Black. Early application desired.
iuly d3t WELLS l. HYDE.