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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-09-25
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Sept. 2. !

SlR-Reliable information reached
the President that armed and organ
lied bodies of men, avowedly in re-
bellion against the Territorial Gov
eminent, have concentrated in such
numbers as to require additional
forces for their dispersion, you will
have the militia of the Territory COM
pletely enrolled and organized, to the
end that they may, on short notice, be
brought into the service of the United
States, upon the requisition of the
Commander of the Military Depart
ment in which Kansas is embraced.
You will furnish by companies, or
regiments, or brigades, or divisions,
such numbers as you from time to
time may find on his report to you to
benecessary for the suppression of all
the combinations to resist the laws of
the United States too powerful to be
suppressed by the civil authorities,
and for the maintenance Of public or
der and civil government in the Ter
ritory. w. L. MARCY.
IOnlS Excellency y. w. GEARY, GOV.
BATTLE OF 0ssAwAToMIE. ~.
From the s.. Louis Democrat 9th sept) 3,
The town of Ossa watomie was COM
posed Of from thirty to forty houses,
and was thriving place before the
Kansas difficulties, and had popula-
ton Of about two hundred. 1t is sit
uated Immediately between the forks
Of branch of the Usage river and the
Potstawatomie river. The distracted
state Of the country had occasioned
an almost total desertion of the town
by the families living in it and at the
time of the fight, it was occupied by
about SO armed Free State men, and
few women and children.
AT six o'clock on last Saturday
morning, just after sunrise, pro-slave-
ry party of about 400 men, under Gen.
Reid, made their appearance before
the town, having in their command
piece Of artillery, and most of them
mounted. They had made a forced
march Of 80 or 40 miles from their
camp on Bull creek. As soon as the
free State men deserted the pr0-slavery
force, they put themselves under COM
mand Of Captains Brown and Ubde-
graft, formerly of Ohio, and sought
shelter in growth of underbrush,
about three hundred yards distant
from the town. The pro-slavery force
maintained their ground at about a
half mile, and commenced firing with
their cannon, which was loaded with
grape and canister shot, and slugs.
They had an advantageous position,
and each discharge of the gun raked
the ambush of the Free State force
with fearful effect. One of our infor-
mants states that he saw three Of his
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-09-25

street, ana Oh reacnlng the lle0Vcn-
worth Hotel Emery walked up the
steps, and the man walked ahead.
He had gone about fifty yards when
he was fired at by some one in the
street. He knew not from whence
the shot came, and began to run, and
had got about one hundred yards fur.
ther, when he was shot dead. Four
shots had been fired at him. After
his death Phillips came up, and adj
dressing himself to those standing by,
said, "What was this man killed for! +"
He was found in bad company" was
the only answer. sHI t
Our informant says the city was
nearly deserted. No business is doing.
Many of the stores have been closed
for weeks, and the citizens were all
anxious to get away. i4a4 i 10 i9s
The Dubuque Republican says that
on the middle of last month the free
state settlers broke up a camp of men
who were open free-booters gang
of horse thieves-near Ossawatomie.
In the absence of legal protection, this
was right and necessary. About the
same time q messenger to another
gang-Major Hoyt-was brutally
killed This gang-of the same des-
Iperate character of the other-had
carried on general system of pillag-
ing, had built, a fort at Franklin, and
entrenched themselves. AS they were
murderers and thieves, the citizens Of
Kansas determined to drive them
away, and to do this burnt their fort.
Another gang Of desperadoes was
under lead Of Capt. Titus. He had
killed several citizens, and stolen a
large number Of horses, and committed
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LATEST NEWS

Correspondence Of tas v !. Hrraia 81 Ia If Jah-.
The Democratic Gathering at Cincinnati
In Army Of Delegaiss- Rirers Of Uhiskey--
Bands Of Masic-he Hard Shells iatracfi6ie
The Buchanan men yubiianf. etc
CINCINNATI, May 3i-9 30P. NJ.
Delegates continue to arrive in large numbers.
The trains this evening bring eight hundred pas
sengers, with the report of a thousand none en-
route from Baltimore.
The Pennsvlvanans have n military band
which blows for .Old Buck of course. The
city is full Of dust. delegates and whskey.-
The run on Catawba champagne surpasses be
lief.
The New York hard delegation had an official
meeting at moon 10 day. aud re rthrned its inten
iion to listen To no compromises with the softa.
They say Buchanan stock is up to DAY; bat the
South, except Louisiana, still insists on Pierce
Douglas.
No Northern man, except the three above men.
toned will be- heard If by the South in its present
temper. The Buchanan men have taken the
town by storm; bur they aiso have hoasted too
much. There is rumor that they have secured
tickets for persons TO applaud the first vote give,,
to Buchanan. Ohio will vote for him, aud chang,
To Douglas: Maine votes for Buchanan; New
Hampshire will only change from Pierce to vote
for Douglas in case a Northern man is dominates
for the first office.
Mr. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama. is mentioned for
the Vice Presidency.
There Numerous lobby arrivals to day
The Douglas men lay low As yet. great deal
of talk but not ..,nuch cider" So far.
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SECOND DESPATCH
Additional Foreign News.

NEW DIRK, June 81.
In the House of Lords the Earl of Clarendon
said the agents Of Costa Riea and some of the
South American States had ever since Walkers
appearance in Central America been appealn &
To England for assistance. A variety of propo-
sails hnd been made all of which her Majesty 5
government had refused. He said the existing
state Of things in Nicaragua could not be mp
proved He thought they would cast shade on
the reputation of the United States He said
be knew no better plan than for the United States
and Great Britain to combine for the protection
of their subjects
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Further from Cincinnati.

CINcINNArL June 3 The committee on Gre
deaial- reported in favor of the ami Il, nt"n d. J.
egsipn from Missouri.
A ,nntiun To admit delegates from the District
of Columbia To ihr fl ,or # tn. Hail tabled.
Several n,,ii.,,,- for the ADM sim IF out sarrs
were tabled amidst th,. ,lIre-, confusion.
Som" unnp,rtant hn-n"s- va transact d.
WHEN rec.-- WA taken ill n'cl""k.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04
The Cincinnati Convention.

June 3i.-The Mississippi delegation held a
meeting this morning. aud resolved 10 insist on
the adoption of platform before tho nomination
Of Il candidate. Tie convention was called to
order at pnst 10 this morning. The committee
on permanent organizations reported John Ward.
of Georgia. Us President of the Convention, and
one Vine President from each State. excepting
New York. Thirty one Secretaries were ap
pointed. The report was adopted and the Pres
ident took his seat,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04
IyisE s.AsD sn y Al Ea ss Ssssa i"r a

II fir privately FARM On ia RIVER. in ho
4, If Bueki v AN oplas.e How rl-ve The farm
t,ins Sir H4adrd and SrRfrs Ir Sxt i've ,f viii h,
B'tpm Land ani til remand II l., red and
grey upland Thor least eighty hundred of
u ,aty of Tobacco Lii thu my he II arcd
half # is in arig al fast II l. well I'm
cnun the plntland ins as ls To pfoduco
abnnd If plants mud rdnare etenl5ianres Tbis
Ia IN avaluab tnd saul be overlooked ty those
s1ch lptffy N.Y. ns for Hing are am
nty senh in Roanoke nnty engaged in protest.
If health has been precar Gus ~ wplvr months.
ID j. II ,rtsook OF II wardsrle Albem rle Go Va
ii show the and any and who h authorized TO
n, K mat. In egard therot>' . HARDING.
on
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Later from Y,yti -r,rmidsbe lnsurrection

Rp~roN. JAM > A rit"r from Aux Cages.
dated MAY 10Th. says II Formidable nSnrreclion
had broken nu' against Emperor S"leuqne III that
part iInvii Two nr three Thousand in, urgent- :
were nurching "n AK Caves. ami avery male in
town hal h ed called On 10 aid the troops in re
polling the,n
The tr,"p- had marched to meet the enemv
and def nd III. entrance of the town. When the
letter closed The alnrm was beating. aud il WI :
repurted that the troops had heen Defeated The
poI,,lace were greatly excited and til" store-
were cl,sed
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ThS1il Far England

Mr.. Cra,np'm will ''ave Tor England in the
4tcan-hip Cai,a'a. which -ai+ from B,-ton ON
Wednesday. the i,h instant an1 will lie accom-
panied by Anthony Barclay. E>1 lat" r"o'u #
toe prit If New York. aud Grnrg- b Nj ,h"w.
F a.. late Con-nl nj Philadelphia. 1t il sup
pos,d ihst (larla- X 'wcr If. E-q late Consul
at Cincinnati will al-o sail ~ that day should he
be able - finish up his business in time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04

NEW York. June 3 Flour declined State
s. 25,S555; OHIO s. 9thS6 IL; Southern 80 l0a
SO So Fancy exira Sc 6 hS6 ~.
Wheat 1ro"ring Red = 63.
Corn firm Mt So
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Elacsion In WASN'T en- Fl ri g

WAsnfNGrpN. june The mnnripal eiec
tinn here Ia dav attended with considerable
fighting inmany of the wsr1s. several persons
were severely injured. an nne -"r"u-iy. The
mnh in one ward had ~ h. 1-perei nv the police
The election i. close and the returns are not
vet counted
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Monetary.

Consols 94a. Money easier. The estimated
revenue of Great Britain for the current year az
reported by the Chancellor Of the Exchequer is
sisty.seyen millions IF pounds, leaving deficen-
cy Of nearly nine millions of pounds.
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M arkets.

BALTIMORE. June 3.-Flour declined since
he arrivnl of the steamer Howard str. ct 81. l2.
Wheat and Corn dull and unchanged.
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BY TELEGRA

QuEBEcK, June ,. 1856.
The steamer Indian has arrived ut this port
with Liverpool dates of May the 2ist.
Brendstutfs were dull
Wheat was three 10 Fix pence lower. Flour
had declined I'D IL l.. Better enquiry for com
mon Hour. Western Canal 32s and 81 10 33s-
Southern 81 to 35s. Whea, buyers were holding
back for lower prices. Red 9s and I'D to los.
Corn, White 30s To 30 and 6l--Yellow 2os and
Cd. To 29s and 81.
Political news unimportant.
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Mill FOOD-0Pan, Shoees, sSsuaton anI
lV1 Brownstu-a large stock Of the abcve which ~ nm
dispose of In quantities upon the liberal tsrsns
spl "a swim LAE0HOREE z 103fYa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04
Walker Reported to be r ,uted.

The New York Courier des Etats Unis, Of
Saturday has the following from Nicaragua.
.'rhe news from Central America brought by
the Illinois has announced the retreat of the Cos :
ia Ricans, while preserving suspicious silence
in regard to the movements and the situation of
Walker. Our private advices enable us to day
to raise the veil. We have received. from a
ry good source. information that the fhuster
General was. at the last dates, ina desperate po
sition. He had found himself constrained to
evacuate Granada. his capital. and the principal
theatre of his exploits. to take refuge in the
mountai rs, short of men, of munitions and pro-
Visions"
The New York Commercial, in commenting
upon the statement says:
1--WE give the above. having strong suspicion
that il will prove to be nearer the truth in the
ca,e than The report received by the Illinois. 1t
will he remembered that even Walkers organ
admitted that he left the town of Rivas. while
the Costa Ri ans were still firing upon 1.-THE hHy
ing exha listed his ammunition The accounts
by the Illinois. tnn were singnlarv vague res
pecting the latter movements Of thu forces of both
parties"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04

~ acancduct over Blark Water Creek enable the
tie enlargement of the sin al ynehbnrg
remaining portion IF the below the
surface al Canal tho navigation will be 4uped
-rs Pad division Canal as fhnsss the
fist lryel below " Dan the will b.
rewu The Jti June enable the Company build
BAY l,ams the Canal abve aud Del black Wafer
fi June The ievel il be filled hv
feeder ank Black Water Greek, after
navigation viii renal above and below said
scq nnfl tho 27 tun; when the viii be drawn
Irtez from f4ynelmrR the Combined Locks, AMI
until the 2th July when the navlgati" viii be tu
Il Notice is hereby all png
from below the b aek Water Ataeduet, for nil
ing purpds that will be allowed Ia be
the Canal for purpose whatever from the 9TH
June the 18th June.
BY order Of the Pr, ST lent of the J Il X 90
JAMES HARRIS,
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Vi,nlenne 1T an 81 ,c' ion.

New ORLEANS. jun 2.-fhe mnaicral cleo
tinr here to dav wa~ attended with c"n-d"ra'h
violence. aud there are vagn" !eParis" 81 son1
persons killei.
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n LXNCHBURG FCRNl. <uexkpaxasexssn
W TURE EMPORluM-The sub. XSSaxSfS&ss5 n
~ sfriber, having reopenoi at his old
stand, would inform his friends and
the public generally that he has in large and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, surprising
anything before exhib I'd in this city Among
many and beautiful articles he cannot tobear mention
Pimptons Pater Secretary Beead and Toilet Table
bined This il only exceedingly ingenious conrvanoe
but TIM, challenges the admiration Of all who behold
Those wishing purchase respectfully solicited to call
No charge for examination of stock and but little ii
should huy All work sold securely packed OF charge
Hair and Shuck mattresses made to order.
+ J. FOLKS
~ Be to call on Fokes before purchasing elsewhere
nr VOW oh have done isnl 2otkrly VII
HNRNSfA 4. stSSIEs NE w HOH X q Z HNAL,
u May and June; Frank Leses Illustrated Newspaper
for May London illustrated News, for May loth
just received NURSES.
21tbts
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Retreat oftha Cosa Ri al f IN Nicaragua
Mn Cusfu Ricuu Ri. N nff ul ri Nuy Z ih.

Retreat ofths Cosa Ri al f IN Nicaragua
The Costa Rcan B,l't;n "ffi al OF Nav 3. the
latest date received cnninn.. an address fro n
President Mora II the niiiae,- of his army thank
ing hem for 'hcir efficient services. aud for their
valo. in Snnta Il 81. Rva- anl Sarai'i1ni. This
nddrr.- contains ihe f ,iio,giug passage:
Chiefs an "ffitrr-. III ROUTE If The filihusers
has been co npi"ed al ilur en;,a&e,neiite g, liza, &c
eu,'ation Of San Juan and Rlra-. aud the Posses
sion of the line of transit the result of our
campaigns. We have ov. rr''ine II Thousand OBJ
stacl-> and danger. beyond human ca'cniati"ns.
and fighting for the interest ii the R"lnb c,ha.c
achieved glory for the army aud honor lar onr-
selves "rhere is no li-han,r in ye,ll5ng % the
influences # IN unhealthy climate W. cao re-
tire now to our territory in tranquil -tcuritN lea
wing our enemy rxhsu-t"d, without PR -iige, with
our resources. aud hrr er pr. pared for fig than
resistance. II h- treaties formed with Guatena
h. san salvador. AMI Honduras. are 90 ,t,nued.
hall very Sum exhaust thu bandits who
now prof4ning u part IF the Nicaraguan Terrific
ry.
Srhl-ssingrr had not been shot but Walker al
v-"d him IL leave the country. else his men would
murder him.
Kinney WINS still IN Grpytown where the people
are suffering for irosi-ions.
The BnIr,in ofii in of Costa Ri"a publishes and
account If the natte Of Risa-. The Cn.ta Rraa
version al Tia aft air does hot differ mat rally
to f,cis from thu given by III N,trtti h-'.,hat
it claienS ! viet II, nn the gronn 1t y ,!4e,'- '
ing forced ia eyaenlt. iif>a. HI" & IT Rrans
admit 10 nave -utfrred hos. uf2 q /, lied ani 4 ~
wouuud
The Costa r cans were tax II bV surrrls" whpa
attacked b, Walker ifnop at ltiVa> They had
no ~en,rie- posted. and the van IT ihe attacking
party wa within twenty rods 1T the President
head quarters. when discovered. Walker cap
turcd 1t stared the only pic of t'l'"r" The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04

NHsp.L E0R RENT.-I will rent s5n abe les
IXl day Of July 1857 MILL 1t rms fur pair Bn'rs
together with rs and Platter Mil and Cobb Crushey all In
god order, which Is attached Lumber Houss, Cooper
Nh, p DIV cling House aud Garden.
viii also hire out tor the period. vAuahle mill
hands. Fer hch viii be liberal apply. 0eius
NAV 23.'s JOHN HOtJYEa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'Ds suDyEY COaLE0E.-The

1NMPOENNuDNEHV O1usEVsG.--1brp Wos
lie anniversary of che Union Society viii be held
Tuesday The e,th Of June, 1856 at O'Clock, A "
Jnner oraons VIII be delivered by w O. fiuhi Of cupep
.f and James l.. Dnwiddie, of Campbell
John Moron Of Cumberland VIII present Tho vsedieto
Rams Medal to A. J. Bondurant Of buckingham The Vale
1enft Address sill then he delivered by A. J. Bondnrnnt
1ea ntaon If Diplomas by Rev q n Read Of kirhn,and.
The annual address before Union Society, will be- de,
cred "Wednesday the 2ath II oroek N The Repre-.
TIM present ~ Rev e. II Bead Of Rith
mend BLACKBURN HUGHES,
A " TODD Committee.
DRtRY Lacy,
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NYEW CLOTHING. n OlsE.-Thc ..l,.c ribcr

the lionse the Of Bank sqnarenest
door To Mcsss Tanner Asher and directly opposite Mr. j.
NJ cohbs, whore he has opened stock Of READY MADE
CIoTHlNG-and NJ low prices for cash. and by strict at
tenton business hopes merit thu of the
mnnity y shall attend To making cutting repairing and
cleansing Notwithstanding them appear new. Come
aud Clothes old done at moderate
prices. HENRY sLAGlE. agent
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I ceived a second supply of GRANTS CELEBRATED
PATENT GRAIN CRADLES, with wedge or screw and Of
superior workmanship combining both shfness OF
ra NJ strength in construction
will please call and see them or send US
their orders which will receive prompt attention
Also on hand inc of Waidrops Darngs
celebrated Grass and Grain Bisdes and Lamsans patent
Snathes siNPSDN - BAfo
may -dSe3w
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~ Sealing Cans and Jars fr Preserving es Fruits, To
&c, by Theoretically Sealing
Their. u additional of wrruches tunnels
spelling Fruit by with Cement l. ds Rnbbr Lead
otherofcnsye deterious matter. The Cans and Jars
al prepared for Sealing and the purchaser has only
heat the slightly when the Can Jar Is filed with
fresh fruit, and il down into channel the
filled with and the work Theoretically Sealing
done The Cans strongly made Tin and the Jars of finely
gazd fire proof yellow Get the best Can which
Arthnrs and don't your fruit and sugar Thousands
OF nnles did last year. by using Ca made wrong prin
cpe The ladies invited call examine Cans
and Jars before purchasing For sale wholesale aud retail
By ANDREW BOYD,
may n diDas L;nchburg, vs..
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j with tho Union Bakery, Ice Cream Saloon
where the ovcta of leo Cream always ind good supply
Parties supplied with quantity shortest noiiee We
hope by attention 10 bntnea please thoso who may Ia
Ntf MS with their enatoni oPlTz MOORE.
T. sBread Crackers, Cakes and Pieafresh baked every
day asuannl
Thankful to generous public for tho liberal patronage they
have receive. for the last yaara by paying attention To
tho their patrons they hope s to merit and eyo
a shafe of Its OPIfz 4 MOORE.
M
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sand Porte atonioa p.sesen Cnps 0unpor der Patent
Shot sais, Powder Flasks Pouches and Bcls Efrd BAD
Nipptss aud Nrenehea Waning Rods end Tickers Dog
Oh ans and aolsra dna Makers Maserals c Ar fH NE
yohfsRsapaF1vE SHOOTERS ~ rannfscturcis prices
In the trnde. =, SUTHERLAND.
No BIZ Main street, opposite fapia Square Richmond, Va
DIPLOMA
~ Ffasf As>AsnsppEp VIRGINIA.
IrGifAHfs ITaffrHTE poMo1soH
ANTI.
sAMIEa sygHER BLAND, or RICHMOND vIpG'A
For css~of q isNt PISTOLS and RIFLES. exhibited
The Esaiaon Artieles Of American Manufacture he'd
The Ctr nc ale,apona q ts~ lsAh day Of Nov. 1854
JAM,, a.. tnwEtIrE. j. A. BEIvIS.,
Aerr,aavy President.
api IaIs W
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pETERsBuR0 nUvERT1sRMHNTs.

1870 AND 1885.
STILL ONW IN - aaa UPNARD!--B Ansl by
- experience that the pretea do business 10 sell
prices and small profits than, all nny. have In
the largest OF nEA pYMApE CLOTHING
that had rho pleasure II ensneg tbs patrons of
my pockets Of all who
choose give cali Ny Merchant psiorss department
stocked with all that undesirable In syle quality ot Cloth
Gss1lmoren vss,ineR Mr. JOAN WHY, Cutler
fails good his wovkmen boast of having
perors la the State Please give cab
TIiOS. w. ROYSTON,
NAV pjds Hyss,aora Straet. Petersburg.
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= sst., sVa 81 -kate Ons 8,rfttiY ~, a,.b
~ aud eommod"nsy constructed Hotel under ,he
men If The nnlorsi ned In excellent condition
accounted ton Of the public The proprietor dsni,s his
sona attention 10 H. aud will be- wanting In efforts
pendtnes calculated tn promote the comfort Of ha gncsin
An Omnibus always In attendance convey selra
and irnm thu Dopots and Packet Landing
NllNrla
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NNW GOUUS.Wc rcsPccI"Iy 'HsHeI"e NJ
~ tentan OF the LADIES Of the city a ID count
sock Goods. such solid and figured
lirsgrs solid DE Lanes, Chaes Berage Robes
f,rnec anes Cambria Robes graduated Robes Organ
dies 3rlantes Lawns Tissues. French Csmbre Ginghams
Prints Sc, &c And also beautiful assortment of Dress
silks " hiei selling very cheap
ma oLts JAMES A SIGVrR e. co.
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100 600 ..m.-..sD wAmm.>,.

ash lritrF Tor LAND WARRANTS / viii also aifrnd q
The prosecutions Of alhs gains Tho Federal Government
j. y GORDON.
Attorney nj Law
ofre the CORNER OF ithsreet and 9th alley Lynelhnrn
IA fArp1
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YIRGISIANs IN KANsAs.--Among the arrivals at the
Lecompton House, at Lccompton, Kansas, from I'm
TO 18th April we observes the names OF the following
from Virginia :-R. NJ. Lacy j. }. Glass Chas. W u
tey Thos. L. Mckinney, J. d. Pritchard, \. W. Jones
l. NJ Crowdef r. NJ Mace, W. Booton, and q. Il.
Pureell.-Some Of the above went from Lynehbufg.
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ED""s -NNEWHN ~ !. VII, WI" rStls -
place gid February The unusual hardness
Of the winter prevented from seeing and settling with
can them shall fix another
ay about tho LIST Of August Mt which time the
Ing Will certainly take place the tickets called aud
the none, should the sale of tickets Justify
IN dong Il shall upoh earlier day. am anxious TO
JESSE +. HOPKINS,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04

Il EEp T1uE PIANO AND .DADSk1I TOO
IN n yen undecided where you the CHEAPEST
md BEST PIANOS Just postpone tho matter Until vow
take Of " NAslis TRIAL You retain thu
until The Plane has given satisfaction
He willng give bond and reeusy furnish you with
n sup srior Instrument a low pyas.
Orders entrusted selseo always receive
particular care. T.. y. NASH, Plano Forte Dealer,
u, Sycamore, corner ef Bank rtreet,
apTb netersLurg, Va.