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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14
RailIoada In ENGLAND

Mr.. Robert Stephenson.who has just been cleo
ted President Of the College of Civil Engineers
in London. delivered on the occasion Of his in.
stnatou, u speech on railroad matters, which
embraces much interesting information as 10 the
development aud organization of railroads in
Great Britain.
The net work Of English railroads Is S,O51
miles in length-longer thnn the united length
IF the ten largest rivers in Europeand the rails,
If placed end to end, would form an iron girdle
around the earth. The total cost of these lines
is two hundred and eighty six millions of pounds
sterling, or about one third of the national debt.
Tho entertainments on which the rals rest, if
united, would form II mass containing live hun
dred and fifty millions cubic metres of earth
The metre is "A little more than yard in length)
In comparison with this gigantic tumulus, st.
Paul would look like n pigmy, for the pyramid
thus formed would be one mile and half high.
and it, base would he larger than James, Park.
The car travels every year the aggregate dis
lance OF eighty millions of miles; these ears ARE
100000 in number, and drawn by 1000 engi
In 1854 the cars transported on6 hundred aud
eleven millions passengers, each passenger tray
cling an average distance of twelve miles. The
old mail coaches used to carry ten passengers
EACH and to have carried 300, 900 passengers n
day.woud have taken 10, 900 coaches and 800, 900
horses.
The receipts ofthe railroads for the year 1851
amounted to 2o,2l5,000 pounds sterling or abou
l0I 600, 900 of dollars
The wear aud tear of English railroads is great;
it takes 20 900 tons Of iron every year To keep
the tracks in repair. and 10000 900 sleepers, 10
furnish which requires 3,OO00OO trees, covering
space of 5000 ucres
Accidents ON English railroads are not so
merous as is generally supposed. During the
first half of the yaar 1854 but one accident hap
pened TO every 7,1oj,3il passengers,
About 100000 men are employed directly and
10000 indirectly on English railroads; 100000
men represent population of half million,
that 1t may be said that one ificth part Of the
English nation depend upon railroads for their
subsistence.
We're railroads suppressed to carry on the
same traffic that is now transacted by means of
them would cost an annual sum of 6,OOU0OO
pounds sterling. Besides, time is money, espo-
oially for the masses, nnd for every journey Of
y miles, H. 100000 passengers gain each
hour, amounting, in alto 30 900 years of mans
working life. estimating that he works eight
hours "A day. five count his days labor ut 3
ehillings. the English railroads save the nation
2,O000O0 sterling year in the one item of time.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BY CHAS. 7. WORKMAN Il co, Arer.n.
Richmond. va. No.


Friday, March l4th, the lower sheds on the D. on
mencing AT II o'clock M we will sell the cargo Der con-
Mary Eliza from Afiakapas La consisting Of " sch
los hhds prime 10 choice n o. Sugar,
III Ibis. do. " do. Moasses
Also-wl be added 10 the above sale the carpn -,
s'Nsssspp.' consisting Of - sen r
atG3 hhds prime choice n. o. Sugar
2fi ibis. do. -" do Moasses
al tierccs do ditto
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums under 500 c,sb.,a
months credit for approved negotiable paper se
CHAS I. WORKMAN & co A,.,,
ma l2dti4th Ri,bnaa.f
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PRoBABIE MURDER IN BosToN-A BROTHER
SUSPECTED OF KILLING Ills TWIN SISTER. 49, On
Tuesday last officer philbrck, of station >. was
put in possession of certain information which
led him to make an investigation and subsequent
ly arrest man named George Eagin who is sus-
pected of having caused the death of his twin sis.
ter, named Elizabeth, 23 years ofnge. The par
tculars, far as we have lcarned.are ~ follows !:
Last Friday night the accused man, who resides
with his family at the North end, visited the house
of his mother in the rear of No. 10 North Grove
street, where the deceased was then living. Du-
ring his visit the accused went to his mothcf's
bureau, and while rumngyAg over the contents OF
of the drawers his sister Elizabeth came in and
told him that he had right to disturb
the articles in the bureau. Angry words en-
sued between them, and the accused became so
exasperated that he seized piece of heavy
plank lying in the and beat his
sister most numerically with this weapon
The poor girl called for tho watch, but no per-
son outside the house went to her rescue, and
the unfeeling brother beat her until she al
most lifeless. Although in the very bloom Of
health aud spirits before the unnatural brother
beat her, the injuries were too severe for recov
| cry. She fingered until Monday, when she died
| and was buried at Mount Auburn. The body ot
| the woman was taken up yesterday and cXamn
| ed. The back presented almost II solid mass o
| dislocaton arising from the blows received
| There was also II large swelling under the lief
| eye, and bruises on other parts of the body. DIR
! Stedman has taken charge of the body, and vii
proceed at once to hold a Coroner's inquest
The accused brother will be held to await the re
suit of the Coroner investigation The deceas
ed was quite pretty woman, and was married
several years ago to youth of fourteen years
| who soon after died, and she resumed her madei
name Boston Times. Mdrch6.
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she i ia uuderpo exten sive repairs :large numbers
s. ..l ON no .,o,oed ON her dav and nioht
OF Work III I'll he eheobou ' NV ""y ~ 't'
---s- g.
, Ne - " Jus VI 49,, n',aoora,e
tnfy WIZ I''sen' III, ',n'i'' J" w
candidate for the office OF President
-. .r~. ~.~-..-.u------------..-------
SE'E CIA!. MOTTO
- -
.x..u u,ct,,ou the s:rcc,, xsby.;ci,u ,vu.
- r., - ~ - NJ -, "ro1 piY.iciar is 'r ~ much
M iin rrn rood medicine like Aye lathar
~ "a Wi'.e hil i'" " GU @ ~ = - - ,
In % - i,',r 9ba circle Of tb -, piysi
clans labor mus be narrow whe sngh rcmtN Is available
10 etl,t ,9 oe Ia ny e'''S "e anu u WYNN "e"'s
Bakers ~, M INN Bi,,.rs wi,hou, .lomb,, is
most pc State great
man that the rot rector mas found II necessary To NJ rraSr ms
o an i danra n, - 'r i1 % H' % ' e
=" M III "r"'s prom p,f. w mus aoi p"N arr "s'ue
IT ~ my ,rgnd p i ' ~. sl9a, IN a " }
al aereyc Of the no ,a Ne Read the certificate Of
aready furnished the proprietor
For orders address l. BAKER Proprietor, Richmond
NGhMoNDi sept Z, 1900.
Premium niters as re NEEDY Tor obstn,e indigestion relief
-, ln atNS q" 1gse ' @ a{ Hi ana p> iheir uSei
''N' ''p'" NY ""'''A ~ pn, :, pasce
p,s,.,r ~ !, Man, - ii ~ 80 -
cor,,,, IN, WINS 1,i.n win, .,.n
ae1 and Pursng and INN edatcy sent for ply stefan who
and gave me some N rdcns after the efee of which
Rifrrs | and hon bottle which inn
luedarly to Give raef and Inv The limo Ia,I s scnd
battle was entirely vii 1IIASIIAN FAIR AZ
Et ory family sbould keen a few bottles on hani pricc "a
ccnis per bottle
roraa. h, ,,,.grs Str,,t,. ,1-btoboo1 III e..,i..
Jones Iynehbnrgi andbS Druggists generally
Not day passes but ouhe poOr huignM bcin
can be seen entering DR. L. b Wrfhs office No 3g Ri Dad
way and offering their testimony to swell the of uHoc
j. be Scrofnous Antoe W. have hundreds n these
ready publication required are cases that
have under person the
ties known To admit of Jingle doubt Of p p,1
mcdess shah give but few t the public in COMPARISON
Than we cara io s,,,d y, "iI;,l a. 10 i,a i o,e.
far NJ 49,. - -. "a. 49, "
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can be entering DR. L. b. Wrighs office No ~ Ri DAD
way aud offering their testimony swell the uHsort-
ed Testimonials already the great Who'll
j. BY the "ScroHlous Andne" W. have hundreds
ready for publication required
have under person Il observation par
ties too well known 10 admit of Jingle doubt Of tig gcnl
ncdess Neshal give but the public comparison
to what we have 1t would relu time and money
than we care 90 spend publish nj DO however
for the appearance dtnce II sick
commence and take according cctons, dclav
and resi- assured commentator will be loud your
ueghhars Of Its virtues Ii has mpishcd all
the medicines yet invented. adv eriselneni.
ma / M
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His Hgbness,t the Governor of all the Virginias'
Ia, been graciously pleased to address billet
aou, 10 the Richmond Enquirer, in bland and
courtly phrase. correcting its printing of an inn
rortant passage,in his last and greatest state pa
ner. Though we have not the honor of the Guber'
material request to that etect.yetout of regard to
tho dignity of the Office he holds, and the good
repute of the realm over which he rules we trans
Ear ia our humble columns the chas,e and elegant
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oggG CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs. ROCKA-

H3Sgss-. WAYS, &r, &c.-JonN II. DIpIAkF stcrrssor
, .. 10 lis father II VI Ditake has inst received
peanhtu Jot Of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. Sc H. is alsr
prepared 10 pat up any WORK order aud repairs neatly
anu promptly done having In his employment Mir T. r. New
ae OF the BEST Coach Smiths in America having ervcd
n ~ some OF the largest manufacturing establishments in
ma li-dts
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A nEx,GAN mOTEL. n,nchburg. vn.-The


"a subscriber has opened Hotel the lower end of
Main street formerly the old Powhatan) which he has had
up furnished good style and is prepared to ac
counudnto number of transient customers ana board
all substantials and deraCics that
the He also prepared to accommodate
nnnr horses he has the most conmodiou4 Stables i'll
he calls the attention of drovers to that fact as
bis Stable central and he has four mule lots with good
rack rnugls aud each; and he is always largely
piled poSender His terms for feeding horses are %
transient and 40 cents per day tor
10 month by the All loose stock VIII be
fed 70 per advance of food Ills Stable being
central reached by those desiring to purchase stock without
leaving and it is handsomely lighted with AMI
proprietor will always aid his customers in the sale of
stock any charge Al the old stand formerly
rnbicd by NJ Bruce few doors below the Nnrvell
House Ina IA Is JOSEPH CLEMINS.
ENsNE GsGsRS.-i small LET Of really fine
T. Havana Cigars just received and for sale by
ats STkoTHER WHITEHEAD.
NOR IilRE-a vnIunbie ssousr Se.ynmt-,nan.
n Apply to YaNCEY & BLACKBOARD,
ma at At'ys Tor Geo Bookcr, EX or
apauP-, gsGnP-.-su.t received from the
manufacturers full supply Of Pumps, OF various sizes
Also large of Lead Pipe, which is offer
ed r cash extremely low prices at the Stove and Rarge
Warehouse. Maia street Ina ltdtsl {. S. BLISS
HHAsS ~ EsAINE will exhibit, AT their store
Sn Room, Monday, the Eth lust. the finest stock of
SPRING CLOTHING offered South Ct Mason ard Dix
ons line. Ina Il Is
NTGTECE.-Thr cO-parinrr>hip heretofore ex-
the style S Dmgul& Sons dissolved the LIST day Of
January last
The busaess y hereafter carried by the undersigned
under the firm and style Of D. T. q. A. DIGGUID, the
old stand Of ) Duguid & Sens
All persons having claims against the firm # 6 Dugid
will present them settlement. and those owing
accounts viii please come forward and pay up
DAVID p DIUGUIp,
GEORGE a. DIUCIID.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

When MncT,non, the Greek Pbysicinn, was
slain i'll IF him, good Physician worth much
whole aruvh Then good medicine like AYERS tathar
Pills Is wor great deal because it well,
works wider aid lasts longer The circle of the @ Phys
labor be while such remedy available
all-ean be hs by every body and Is worth having
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G,0n GoVGsas AyD COLDs-A


Il CY ARTICLES-
Lubins Extracts Soaps Pomades Toilet Powder Lavender
Lows Brown and White Windsor Soap OK Marrow and Myr
tie pomatum.
Lows Honey Tablets Rypohagon, Shaving and Palm Soaps
CleaVefs Honey Soap, Shaving Cream Clarified Marrow
Bears Grease, sc.
Mo'tc Orange Flower and Rose Waters in bulk and bottle,
Rimmels handkerchief Extracts and Toilet Vinegar
Laurence Hair Gloves, Straps Rubbers. Bath ovcs
Washing Pads
Tooth and Nail Brushes-French and English, large
Hair Brushes--Eneisll French and German
Cloth, Hat and wing Brushes all kinds and STYLES
Turkish loWcls--ioweling. busters, &c
Combs-bu1ao dressing all prices aud STYLES
SpongrsAlediterranran Paris Venice and Turkey large
Ial lofs London Mustard in kegs, cans foil and bottles
Tayiors Arrow Root, Homeopathic Chocolate Broma &c
Fyers Blue Pot Pomatum aud Toilet Powde..
Imported, and for sale at low prices by
SCHlEFFEL.IN, BROTHERS & CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
No 10 William 81, cor. Beekman. St New York.
l3.d3y
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II.l fs1 TYsT -gssssse-1 TICK Ers GAN RE
Sa.1 - - ks.-@sssastthad at the Washington IIo'
-. LynehburE, from Richmond IL,
Na>hlngton by the Virginia Central Railroad fer s. 80
ma iidlt ]. T. MALLORY Agent
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w JUST supply OF those celebrated Morn
laB star 'ooAing SoFes which rpass all in use An
those tha' nave beeh waiting long for their arrival aud 9th
9s want can now be supplied by applying at the S,3 ana
Range Warehouse, N +. side Main street ~
ma 14ts II, VOC
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BAKER. rr,smium Bitter. wi,hou, doubt, is

medicines this State The great
confidence thr0ug lis friends has caused such increased de
man prot rieor has found his
facility manufac uri1g the Bers 70 that he may be able
fill all prom ptg. our able physicians using
their regular for
pepsa Nervous Headache Dsorered Bow els and gcncr
al Alternative Of the aoc Ae Read the cate If
the Key. + j. Bogga. Of Union Hill station below. Volumes
the kind have already been furnished the proprietor
For orders, address l.. BAKER Proprietor, Richmond
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~ Received This day beautiful article Young zen.
emen are requested to call and supply themselves
As th'} are going fast /. h. ARMISTEAp.
ua LIE noar EArmer.
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~ OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES BY WI !,
DUNBAR 81 CENTRE STREET NEW YORK. our ST .I,,s
,. Mse Of Eng. Retail
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SIM IN 81 s55 ':...--....N $ Il RAILROAD--.rO
go FORW ARDING MERCH MIS-
a" articles Of freight intended to be transported rp lhe Viz
GINA aud Tennessee Railroad must delivered at Inc |
burg Depot fifteen minutes before o'clock NJ as he De
pot doors Will be closed at that hour ~ ~
li3m g,
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a'a49ss .Vs,ssgs..-A.r

81 "a H1s ssGss.-A> R.,"s &Uiss Norih '''
- Geods In few days all persons indebted either oloA
Of LOUIS l. Armistead viii very much obase ''
-! coming Forward and paying thei LIrTIE Oils. =,
g Master Henry NJ Williamson has full authority TO cor
lect any Of sid bills
te ltdNcIN voIrJS r. ARMISTEAp
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7
ac and purgnE and INN cdatry for physician who
and rdicine, after the effects of which
commenced getting .nd having much faith in Ia
kor BttcS and hou sht bottle, which commenced
wedatpy to give relief and by the mo had usd TIE second
bottle, / was entirely well. cHASTIAN IARRAR.
Every family should keep few bottles hand 50
per bottle
For sale by Messrs Srothe Whitehead, Stabler &
Jones' lynchburg; andby Druggists generally.
In11l l Nm.
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ana hathy Gums be obtained by the of Dowdens
Dental fiud 1t relieves toothaohc, rreAts deeayappe
10 the SKIN 1t nparts beautiful compile on
Price 30 ceuts For sale lv
te 2lsdSets tv) STROTUER WIfITEUT AID
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ron fnf HAIRA beautiful glossy and luxurious grow
lar can be obtained by its II is the only article known
ha Will prevent its falling turning grey cts
Just received and for sale by
fe 29d&cts % STROTUER & WHITEHEAD
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b, Spring. FASHIONS a,ENCLu. e7s


ON Diamond Han last SUNDAY night between and
'i'A' alaTEe SOkRE1 HORSE, having a large head a'
coIh5 10 sizr MS lett shoulder much CALLED from the
collar and under right Jaw small ct pretty sell healed
o2us' MN IRON man living in Giles lie may make ''
Wy "l give liberal reward for his delivery in Lynch
purgi or any Information that | can get him.
mar G-d6rts. CuA- n FLYNN.
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KItHNONDl SeIt- Z, Zoo.
take great pleasure in tesfyne the vrtne Bakers
Premium lcrs medy tor obsnlte indigestion. relief
OF the attacks of daPel sa and headache; and by their
have escaped my ANNA attacks Of chis
Ray. T. j. B0GGS.
hi MI StatlD
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ed supply those popular Black Caters, which sell
rapidiy al e50 Also Ladies fine Black Caters with
without heels Also, pretty Tan Color Caters 81 5n
Also, Ladies' fine Kid Boots aud Buskins. Calaud
maj
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THE COUNTY OF RoANE.

On motion of Mr., Frost, the vote by which the
bill forming the county of Roane, out OF parts OF
kanawha, Jack son and Gmer, rejected q
few nights ago, was rcconsidered; whcreupon
the hill was taken up md being amended salts
tacturily to all interested. was read third time
and passed. yeas l07-nays ,.
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esAsM OF geo FI.OWEHs.-....1,oha,

x ~ t'sh supply Of the Balm Of 600 Flowers, much
aum'iea ny me ladies' Those who have been waiting can
now be supplied at J IL THOMPSON & cos
-lnl y d<s Drne Store
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HEHps y a,--Tte sul,.cri ,,s- I... :.
IA moved ms Watch making and repairing estahs,nant
Ss3so me house formerly occupied by Mr. Ieck . ,aa
opposite Strother & Whitehead's where a .n
nt,ius 10 execute any kind OF work in his line ~
- G. w. TROTT
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and passed. yeas ln1-nays ,.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The House resumed the consideration of ihe
bill to divest the Bord of Public Works of the
power 10 make loans and to establish boad of
loan cummis sieners.
Mr. johnson addressed the House in sepport
ct the proposed measure, aifrmiming that the
Board of public Werks with its present organi
zation welded more power than all the other de.
patnents of government combined Mr.J. sta
ted at some length the reasons which had indu
ced him while member uf that Bond, to ress
the consummation of the contracts which which
were entered into with Seldom, Withers & Co.
Mr.. Floyd commented at length upon the rea
sons which had influenced Mr.. j. to pursue the
course he did. and defended the policy which had
been adopted by the Board of Public Works. in
the transaction with Seldom, Withrrs 4 Co.
MIR. Burwell opposed the measure introduced
10y the committee of Finance, assigning as the
principal ground of his objection, that it propo
sed to rest too much power in the executive branch
otthe government He was opposed to any union
of the purse and sword"
MIR. Garnett closed the discussion by an elab
crate vindicaton of his course as chairman of the
committee of Finance
The substitute having been rejected, the bill
was ordered to to be engressed-ayes &c. noes
Sc.
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'n we o1eI cheap by the pound to Farmers who wish
ic l"e'e vegetables for their stock. Also full assor
vi ,-aiaIetis FRESH and RELIABLE Garden Seeds. 80
lW me ny J. II. THOMPSON u "
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still more by inyenting some nickname typical
OF the mainland pleasant to the public earl Gov.
Wise, Of the "gi1sdrd. foot" is great ut such
things-wll he not exercise his genius on IL A
nickname!-a nickname! kingdom for nick
namel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24

val of the Fugitive Slave lawi On the con-
tmry, does not the language clearly express q
reluctant and constrained acquiescence in 4
measure, against which his Judgment and his
feelings revolted, and iof the passage Of which
he took care 10 relieve himself Of all odium by
shifting the responsibility upon the shoulders
of the Attorney GenetaY There is no hearty
recommendation of the law as an act OF Justice to
the South, and no rebuke OF the ubolitionists
for their opposition to il. But more than this;
the first official act of President Fillmore was
to give the foremost place in his cabinet to Dam
iel Webster, who was notoriousy opposed to
the Fugi i've Slave bill, and who declared in
subsequent speech at Buffalo, that it would not
have received his vote, il he had remained in
the Senate, without an amendmen, securing
jury trial to the negro in the state in which he
was captured. In the speech from which we
take the above extract, Mr.. Fillmore declared
that there was perfect unity Of opinion between
himself and the members Of his cabinet But
he was present when Webster iriade the decla.
ration, and would have protested il lie Had nj,
approved the sentiment. Indeed, il was noto.
fous at the tins, (such was Donelson's lam
euaee in the Uaion,l that the eloquent and ex.
pert Secretary Of State was put forward to rep.
resent his chief and the entire Administration.
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II. II. LAIiNgR, Clarkesyle, Red River county.
NJ. DALTON, Post-mascr Palestine, Texas.
A. I. HOWELL, Esq, 0reenvillc, Hunt county
ALLEN, BAoBY Co., Houston, Harris cotn.y