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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
unESE OLE DELEGATES.

Mr. Berkeley announced the death OF Mr.. VIM.
II. Harding. the delegate from the counties of
Lancaster and Northumberland, and offered the
following resolutions, hich he proaced by few
feeling remarks:
Whereas i, has pleased Almighty Cod in his
inscruta' L. Proyi1. nee 10 remove from our midst
our friend VIM II. Harding, a member of the
House ol Delegates from the counties of LancaH.
ter and Northumberland therefore be IT..
Resolved by the General Assembly that in the
sudden and unexpected death of Mr. Harding his
family have lost their nearest and best protector,
the members Of the House n friend and associate,
and the State Il useful officer.
Resolved, that in the person and character Of
our deceased friend, we have observed all the
characteristics of n pure,honest and guiltess
heart, the ornnte qualities of high minded, hon
orablc gentleman, aud to those who knew him
best, were observable the unobtrusive bearing OF
the meek aud humble Christian.
End. Resolved, That in testimony Of our res
pect for the deceased, the members of til = House
will attend his funeral and woar the usual bndse
of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, Tint Committee Of five be oppoin-
ted on the part Of thu House, to make the neccs
sary arrangements and to snrrrintend his fune
raj
Resolved, Thata copy of these resolutions he
foiwarged To the widow of the deceased.
Resolved. That the passage of these resou
tons be communicated to the Senate.
MIR. Pendleten of I.oudon seconded the resou.
items in u short md appropriate speech. The
resol, items were unanimou-ly adopted. and Mr..
Berkely deputol to inform the Senate of the action
of the House.
Messrss, b, rkeley, Pendleton of Louisa. Sed-
don. Garrett, and Nicholson; were appointed the
committee under the resolution.
On motion of Mr., W,lman.
Resolved That as further testimony Of our
respect for the memory Of the deceased this HOUSE
do now adjourn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

CuBA-At the last accounts from Hnvann.
which were TO December 9th, Mad. Rachel had
arrived but was still i'll, and though she was an
nounced to perform ON the 29th, it was believed
that her health would not permtit' IL was ru
mored that she would remain inactive on the island
for three months Two French vessels of war;
the Hermes and Orestus, had left Havana for San
Juan, Nicaragua whittier it was also reported that
the French and English sqnadrons were on their
way. Should this prove true, we may soon have
important news from that region
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

MESSAGE OF Gov. GARDINER, OF MASSACRE.
sErTs.-A telegraphic dispatch from Boston,
dated January 3. states that Governor Gardeners
message was delivered to the Legislature on that
day. He recommends twepty-one years, resi-
dence OF foreign born citizens. and ability to
read and write before they are allowed to vote
deprecates the passage of the Personal Liberty
act by the last Legislature and urges its speedy
repeal. suggests reduction of the numbers of
the popular branch of the Legislature. aud donoun
ces lobbying legislation. The message is strong
ly native American in it's tone
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
And the laughter provoking Farce Of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
jan 9lt
MASONIC II ALI. !.

On WEDNESDAY NIGHT January the 9th.
Panorama or Moving Mirror of Old Bnhylon
Illustrating the rise glory decline and fall of this ancient
and city and as' its scige and capture 10y the
MEDO PERSIAN ARMY,
The city and lavish in their of this
MASTER PIECE OF ART
And wherever Il has been exhibited either cities towns
tho elite the learned and In fact all classes of citizens have
thronged the halls This is exhibition to which
take except Here alike the student, the lover OF
Art, the christian. the citizen-al, ALL may come and be
prultcd and delighted.
Come and this SCENIC WONDER OF THE AGE
Arts, Science and Literature.
Once Lost brough to light again. And old Babylon
tbs seat of Universal EmIire--rcstorcd
PHRoPliEGY ILLUSTRATED and BIBLICAL HIS.
TORY CONFIRMED.
II The Hall will be neatly arranged for the moda
ton OF Ladies.
. Admission, o5 cts; children 1871
q Doors open at = oclock-Exhibiton at 7.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

The KANSAS ELECTION Chicago. Jan. o.
letter from Leavenworth, dated December 18th
says that the polls were not opened at some pla.
ces In consequence of the fears of violence on the
part OF the Missourians. At Leavenworth some
ct the clerks of the election were nearly killed.
and threats were made to destroy the Register.
office. In several counties no elections were
held, the ctizpns being overawed by the Nilsson
riuns. ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

\ few days ago an old man rubbed on the
steamer Empress, plying on the Mississippi river
The guilty parties were soon after arrested and
tried under the Judge Lynch code. with display
of much forensic eloquencr. and the sentence Of
the Jury was faithfully executed, one person re-
ceiving $50 a>hcs, another so They were then
set ashore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

The SrEAkERsiiiP.-WA WASHINGTON. Jan. g.
Some of the members of the House who have been
voting for Mr. Banks are not backward in express
sing the opinion that he cannot he elected. and
Are anxious to bolt on some other candidate. Mr.
Boyoe of Sonth Carolina. whom Percy Walker
wished TO declare Speaker. uniting on him the
conservative elements. belongs to the Calhoun
Southern wing. and considers dissolution of
the Union inevitable, regarding it as mere ques-
ton of time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
WAsIilNGToN. Jan. ;. IS5

SENATE Nothing of Importance transacted.
llousE; Mr.. Ethcridge offered II resolution
TINT Mr.. Millson ct Virginia. ho selected
Speaker, on account of his having voted against
the Nebraska bill and not having participated in
the Democratic caucus, and II Comproml sc
candidate.
The resolution was Withdrawn at the request
of Mr.. Misnn. A debate cnsued in which par
ty politics. Know Notlngl-m in particular. was
discussed at large. The ilou 20 then voted twice
for Speaker. The last vote stood follows: -
Banks %, Richardson ~. Fuller %. Prnning
ton g. scattering4 There being no choice the
House adjourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

TIE SpEAKERsnIr.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Sun writes as fol-
lows:
ut is generally conceded that there will be no
choice OF a speaker for months and so strong are
the convictions Of the Banks men of this fact,
that some of them are going home, having paired
off with the Fuller aud Richardson men, which
they had refused to do Ms long as there was any
chance of an election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

Destructive FIRE IN SYRACUSE -Syracuse,
Jan. 5fh.-A fire broke out yesterday morning
which destroyed n whole block of stores and of
fees, including Houses Telegraph office. the
Mechanics Bank, the Grouse Bank, &c. The
total loss is estimated at over $l5U, 900. Tut il
generally covered by insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

VESSEL FIRED AT.--1he American ship Lib
erty, on her voyage from New Orleans to New
York. was. when of Matansas. fred into with
out provocaton. probably under some misconcep
ton. by brig pierced for ten guns. which bore
the Spanish flag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

EXECUTION IN MARYLAND. Baltimore Jan. a
Miller who murdered DR.. Hadel and Mr. Frede
rick GraeH, at Cuxsbersahd afsw. 'me,ths since
was hung at that place yesterday, He died pro.
testing his innocence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

freshmen ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING THE
NEUTRALITY LAWS. CincinndH Jan 5H.-.
Nine persons. all Irish. were arrested by the L.
S. Marshal. last night, for violation of the neu
trali'y inws. and held to bail until Monday. The
impres sionis that they are acting in concert
with parties in New York ond elsewhere. having
for their object n descent upon Ireland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Notcc.-The Carriers connected with this Office
authority sell ohev dispose Of papers drv
them regular city subscribers papers PM
their possession for any other purpose.
Fall Trade, observation-disclosures and business mengen,l.
cards business Cards Labels Sc executed neatly eheaiy
and expedtousy at the "NIRGINIAN' JOB PniST,Na Is
ranlIsHnfsT, First Alley, Lynchhurg, Va
To the Ladies of lynchburg Come and SEE You
lame aud suierngi Oh YOU Rheumatic Dying you shall
be relieved in twenty minutes by the application of fRors
DEGRAff's Electric on - Stree Phil.
adeha Pa More than thirty have been cured in this place
in the last few days OF Ehcumnsm sprans and Bruises
Sores Fresh Cuts Swollen Glands and Neuralgia relieved in
from three twenty minutes Better and better Mr. WEIGH,
of Buchanan had been laying in his bed over month with
Swollen Glands in his throat and the Doctors gave him up
being cured Last Saturday. week lie taken very
suddenly and could breathe and all expected him die
Mr. Williams merchant OF Buchanan advised his wife To
ply Of Professor DCraS Electric Oil She did and
gentleman up the Agent Of Professor DeCra
Market House. with Rheumatism his ankle u; 81,
minutes by the application OF the Electric Oil Don't be
Quit L is fanl, medicine For sale a, DIR seays. Ilr
cpal Druggists and Merchants in the State. Jan 5-alw
Rhodes Fever Md Agnc Cur.-sr,oI,l. wans.
INGBeing the only nn"Xous and positive preventive and
sycly countvrciiod U,warc Of the Th,y arc
schagcd with tlunir Mercury and other baneful snst
RHODES Fertr and ieHe Care consists solely harms,
aud health restoring elements, viii in combination
tute sovereign antiot To the .,cts Of malaria in every
climate Persons residing in districts where ntermen and
romttents prevail are advised preventive
Buaeea 10 cure ever! phase :" .hese complaints without
,mparng tue consnil or interfering with the usual ay"ca
by r. stattr Co.. and by Druggists generally
JAS. n. RHODES Proprietor,
More Tcstin,ony.-Wc have just learned from lady
in this city who has been afflicted with Dyspepsia several
BAKfs CrlrBTATrD PREMIUM BIrrEns after having used
number OF other prescriptions without any effect and that
healthy she in her lie This Is lu, an
addition to the thousands Of testimonials in the of the
Proprietor show eoneusvty that the best anti dyspep
lie tonic in For cholis loss Of appetite
dodeted stomach and such other diseases ars ~ ind
geston these Bittes have equal while for
aud oiousness if taken according to directions, thy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

INDIAN AIIIES,-It' alleged that during I'll"
ate difficulties in Kansas. II large number of
lShnwnee and Delewurc Indians expressed their
Willingness to ioin in the fight under the banner
pond, nj of the New Ynrk lines, writing under
date Of December I'd says their head men and
braves had arrived in that town, with the blood
of war vel running in their veins"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
VIRGINIA. At rules held in the Clerks OGicc
of the County Court Of Campbell county Monday tie

VIR(ING1 A ru1cs held IN the (Tcrk Oiee
of the County Court Of Campbell county Monday, the
18th day of January 1856;
Zadoc Canterbury and Marccna his wife who daugh
ter of Daniel Snow. James Miller the husband of Mary
Snow decd, and the following children of the said Mary
viz JsmcsC Miller, Jesse W. Miller John Kirk and Mary
Ann. his wife, formerly Mary Ana Miller John S. Miller
Nathan Basham. and Missouri his wife, who Missouri
Miller. Jordan Kirk aud Julia Ann, his wife, who Julia
Ann Miller. Isaac s. Miller Eliza Ana Miller, Hiram Duiu
and Sally, his wife who daughter Sally Miller
was adaughter Of Daniel Snow, Plaintiffs,
Against
John Snow, Jcinma Snow, and Mildly Snow, Defendants,
IN CIfANCERY
The object Of this obtain decree for the sale of
tract Of wood land In Campbell containing los
Of which Daniel Snow and Marceua his wife died seized and
possessed the purpose distribution of the proceeds
sale thereof amongst their heirs SC.
And appearing by proper affidavit filed that the defendants
John Snow Jemna Snow and My Snow not residents
of this State ordered that they do appear here within
month due publication hereof and what necessary
protect their ncresand thar copy of this order be pub
hed for weeks in the ynehbnrg
Nrgnan and posted the front door of the Courthouse
this county the fiji st day of the County Court
copy-Tcste GEO. WIN, DABNEY, Clk.
JNo c. MURREIL. r. q. liam 9-w4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
AMUSEM ENTS.
DUDLEY HALL.
NEW FEATURE.


KATE ESTELLE As CLAUDE MEINOTTE:
Committee Of gentlemen having waited upon Mr. Mac
kenze behalf of large OF ladies' who heretofore have
been prevented atendieg Dudley Hail. solicit
Lon Of the
LADY OF LYONS.
Mr. Mackenzie feels pleasure in comply with tie wishes
those who by their kindness and courtesy only claim
his thanks but shall have his continued remembrance
WEDNESDAY EVENING January 9th, will be presented
the LADY OF LYONS
A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

N
TIC OR FAMILY PHYsIC-rhis is the best choancst mi
most efficient Csthartc offered to the pulic IL
tastecss uhoreby avoiding the naseatng effect of Pls
Oh SIENNA ac) and produces gripping painful sen
81 he disease thoroughly ceanses the stomach leaves tho
without it, Children drink readily and without G,rcin 80
nj - W. "i'"iei i'c-
Give trial and then Judge yourselves IT can hs b,
wholesale and retail Dr. Wrghs Principal Dcnot soa
hrna.Way n Y; Purcell Ladd & Co.'S Richmond: Sro,bcr
Whiteheads, j. H. Thompson Co.'S Lynchburr: and NJ
thr principal Drug stores throughout the State - "
Dr. Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND Dor 7 aps far ,h
eoVey OF any admin other chan purely vegetable in his
chemical process. 49,, "a or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
7IHI 81, a.
dec 20.tath feb


Ia
ILL 81 Boston who is now travelling for his health East
II gives one an idea of the expansive enter
prise OF lis conntrymen, to find their commodities com
merce continually his path wherever he goes have not
visited considerable city of Turkey where did not find
the Medicines of country represented 10y AYERS CHERRY
fEciohAI~ In Smyrna Aeppo, Jafa, Jerusalem and Con.
sahtnoe we see in each the door post bazaar
the peculiarly American looking Iron card DR. Aver say.
's In language which not in thousand of passrfs
ny can read AVER Cherry Pectoral Coughs Colds and
Consumption sold here ON shelf behind crosseppd
ussuman the bottles with their English Spansh
french and 6crman faces turned towards crowd and ON
onnng we told that foreigners the only purch,
rs but the true believers Themselves trust in ,,,
oy this product of American skill when they find there is
other care them" ~ :
was told yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had bo.n
Presented to the sultan and constant usc in bis 10
rem and in the Hospitals Of the Empire ldcc o0Iu
HEGEMAN, CLARK n CO, date Rusb,on
CLARK & Co(-GENUINE COD LIVER OII-Tho crr.,
setess attending the Of this valuable remedy In
n having induced all kinds OF purchasers are cav
n2nen TO notice that the signature HEG EMAN CLARK
~ IN fn is over the cork of each bottle without which if ia
not genuine and the value depends upon it, INV,
W TOO much care cannot b. taken get the genuine
HEGEMAN, CLARK g. CO.
Sole successors to Rushton Clark & Co
M, . Nos. los, 273 81 and 756 Broadway
Wholesale Depot, No. 1876 Broadway
sold by Druggists generally in the United States
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

lust RECElvFD-Ala large and beautiful 's'
- It CLOTH CIOAR =. from O. to els piece by
nov 10 NATHANIEL GUGGENREIMEH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

NOT1CE-lIaving purchased of Messrs. Mcdaniel Hurt
AZ Preston their taken
stand formerly occupied by them pared To offer
the numerous patrons al No Daniel Hurt former
concen aud the public generally large and well selected
sork Of Groceries Liquors Sta pie Dry Goods &C. which We
oer at lowest market rates for Cash. prompt customers
tue usual time.
We will give particular attention to the CONAHSSION
BUSfNESS viii sell all kinds produce and consgn
mens generally; viii render sales promptly and cash then
whcn desired will liberal advances produce hind
aud will receive FORWARD GOODS al the usual
when funds deposited produce placed in hand met
charges
IRBY & SAUNDERS.
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SINGING Il DANCING
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NOTICE.-Thc suh.crihcr hnxing nurchased


ANI nua meeting of the Stockholders this Institution will
be held at tie Counting If Mesrs Payne q Christian
on the evening of the 10th inst at O'Clock I; NJ
jan 9 d2t John N SFAy S.,,y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

Meat Cutters Meat Cutters Just received hh'
AvA of superior IRON MEAT CUTTERS for cutting a
sag" meat and mineng for pies which far superior 10 ~
Thing Of tho Kind before in this market They are
uarly adapted for family also for butchers being ~
TALLY made Please call and examine them ms me-
In greatdenand and will be gone, the Ag.iean@''
Depot of II. s. WHIrTEMORE q BIO
just below the Norvcl House. and adjoining riie
Carriage Repository of Capt II Bailey
cots Main street. Ivtrhfrrg.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11


paris, Oct TO-
MONSIEUR IL BARON The Government of the
Emperor with pain that the Government Of the
Two Sicies does Lot appear disposed 10 modify it, at
tude and to give satisfaction 10 the ishes which
have expressed.
81 shall not again aude TO the considerations which
had induced the Government Of bis Imperial Majesty
to take the step the terms Of which are set forth 10
dspatch of the 2lst May last. / think may say that
there is not Of the cabinets of Europe that has not
rendered justice to the good faith, well a. to the
foresight, Of the counses which we made known at
Naples There il not one of them that does not know
that hsve rot been guided In this affair by any hos
tile feeling but having acted solely for the general in
tsrts sLd the expression of which certainly had no.
thing offensive TO the Government to which 1t was 3D.
dressed.
"Tte Government Of the Emperor regrets, Monsieur
e Baiou at its intentions should have been msunder-
stood and the reply OF the Cabinet of Naples should
have be en- imprinted both as 70 form and substance
with a feeling which shall abstain from mentioning,
but which little in harmony with the ideas which die.
taed our proceeding.
We fatered Ourselves that the time which has
elapsed slice the date Of our communication might
lave changed the first impressions of the Government
Of the Two Sicies, and that being brought by reaec.
ticn 10 ore just appreciatons it would have felt the
opportuneness of entering line of conduct which
It's own interest ard the welfare of the people, still more
Than our couLsee, would have induced il to follow
Our expectation has been disappointed The Com.
msndeur Carsfa it IL true addressed TO you, on the
eth Of August last, fresh communication couched in
more conciiatoy teims; bat at bottom il is not more
satisfactory than the preceding one. In presence of
ttae OF things which we could heartily have wished to
avoid the Government Of the Emperor in accord with
that Of her Britannia Majesty, thinks that as long as
this state OF things remains unchanged il canno. keep
up as before 1t, relations with the Government of the
Two Settles
"Yop win, therefore, N, 10 Baron, have the kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
FRANCE AND THE ENGLISH PRESS.

Once more after considerable inter val Of time, the
Monteur has been din ected to cali TO order the unman
nery organs OF the English press The Noaileur is the
organ of the French Government. The English news
perers merely the priv ate uerance of individuals
il therefore becomes them to confront their monitor
with dignity and rcspect neither forgetting the inter
ests that might be compromised by rough and unnan-
nery painness, the drectncs aud sincerity which
are the honor and the distinction of freemen. The
M0HiteWr tells that for time different organs
"of the English press have endeayored 10 spread cal
"unnies respecting the French Government, which
are the more odous as they are concealed under an
"anony nous mask, and can only be answered by con.
tempt. We aware Of the respect which is paid To
the liberty OF the press in England and in thus point
ing cut lis dCNlations We cOniine ourselves 10 All
appeal To the common sense and good faith of the
English people TO warn them against the dangers Of
~ system Which, by destroying the confidence be-
Tween the two Governments would tend 10 di>unite
" two nations whose alliance is the best guaranty of
" tie peace Of the world
This paragraph is framed in terms of studied ambigu-
lily, and he's taken the public both in London aud
Paris completely by surprise. The offending Journals
the nature of the ofense the portion of the French
Goyerpm nj sttacked, all left TO the conscences of
the anonymous persons who write them and of the
anoDymo public who BY reading ouraca them
We neither IN the secrets OF the Nontear no. of
our contemporaries and therefore know not who are the
guilty writers, and what part Of the French Govern
meni believes itself aspersed. But this we can saw
with confidence speaking for ourselves for who alone
we have right 10 speak, that without pretending any
s,mpaiby with the mann or in which the present Gov.
en- ment of France established, with the prin-
cips on which is based we recognize N his Majesty
the Emperor Of the French faithful and honorable
ally, whose good faith toward and effective cooperation
with this country is embslmed in the glorious remin.
ccnces of succes sful We believe that the Emperor
the French lie the best and sincerest friend of the
English alliance within HE dominions. We accept
his sutocracy over France the result Of her own
choice auth, ncaed by her suifrages, and there
fore "A fact which il becomes every English writer TO
treat with reserve, with moderation, and even with
respect.
Again sincerely profess for the French nation at
hrgc, the constituents Vf their ImpenI master, TIE