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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

journment
TIE BANK QUESTION.
Mr. Edmunds. from the committee of confer
ence on the banking question. presented report
recommending the passage of the bills extending
the charters of the several banks agreed upon
by that committee, and passed by the Senate on
Saturday. The report was concurred in
The Senate bill to extend the charter of the
Bank OF Virginia was then taken up and read a
third time,
Mr.. Stanard arose to explain the vote he was
about to give. He regarded the bill now under
consideration as little more than mere abor-
tomas striking illustration of the mountain
IN labor producing mouse. They had now
been IN session for nearly four months, and the
result of their deliberations on the subject of
banking is simply an extension of the charters
for SIR gears. with some notifications He very
much fearded that the bill would neither prove
acceptable to the stockholders of the bank or
conclusive to the interests of the State; aud that
1t would depreoiate the value of the stock. If
therewas any means of amending the bill he
would not vote for i. in its present shape, but
he was now placed in the position of taking this
or taking nothing. lfthere be an extra session.
the Legislature will have an opportunity of per-
fectlng the charter before the period fixed in the
oill-for It's acceptance or rejection bv the stock
holders of the bank. If there is not To be an OK.
"" SESSION tHsh the evils which would result
from the winding up of the banks will be
averted II the charter is accepted. Under these
circumstances he would vote for the bill hut
would have voted either for the Senate or House
oiii with stable charter in preference.
Mr. Edmunds said that the bill was not accep
table to him either; and if the two houses have
NOT oeen able TO agree, it was more owing to the
influence OF the bank officers than to any other
cause.
Mr. hemper said he would like very much to
sote Ior the oiil, but was constrained like his
Trend i from Richmond. to pronounce il an sbor-
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Nr"rais'a (ured.-Read what Mr. b ,yien saws: No
medicine ever h1d certificates from respectable sources
as carriers spanish Mixture Mr. T. Bpydcn one of the or
ha propretos of the Aston House New York and for nu
per OF years of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va was
cured Of severe attack Of Neuralgia by Carriers Snanb
MIXTURE me rapid and perfect effected in his case y
ths Nuape medicine arrested his and xited his
interest be recommended it to others afflicted vim ar;,
VI uSease ana III every instance effected lie has
Sen cure Ague and Fever, Rheumatism Liver Conuant
dyspepsia fevers Violent Coughs and cases which vare
Su 70 be confirmed Consumpon nearly every other dis
Ease fp winch Is used lie remarks it Is dtfcn Ia kro
what Isee 1t viii not relieve ture and as Blood pnre
e. ana orng and Fall medicine he never seen ts cnai
ne ehterfuiy recommends all occasions and bloys r.
10 be me most valuable remedy rxtant IT, o. H., "
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RICHMOND Sept T. loo
take great pleasure in tesfyng To the virtue OF Bakers
ttcrs a remedy for obsn indigestion relief
Of the attacks dyspepsia and headache; and by their ue
have escaped my annual attacks Of chills.
REV. +. j. BOGGS.
Pastor o Union Hill Station.
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~ IA have sor sale the fallowing Books:
te character If the Church Romea sermon
before The synod Of Virginia in Lexington Va ortnhr
% let5 by Rev. G. X. Vaughan; ' " 'oi
Life in Brszii--A Journey 10 liz, land of t,o ca. , .
Painf--by Thomas rAYbeuk: ~ N' NC
The Virginia Convention Of Ia76-by IIueh pl,;r cr;n
,mis'ah sights and French Principles series.
o. nt mormons Mt Hnme-by Mrs b. q. Ferris;
nkttef' Book of Master karl--by G. q Leland:
Ihe New Purchase-bt Hall. 800 'As'"'h
~ ohlids history of England in 9 by Bonner.
history OF fernando tnrtez-by Johu : C. Abbott
in several different bindings ' f , "a anu
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DR. CLoPToN-Dear Sir am glad to inform the
tire lump fell of my wte breast She quite sick for
a afterwards should have written immediately
but thought would wait few days, hoping she would
better She is mproy ing and am hopes will soon be
well We had small portion of the black plaster left and
have the second box before receive his viii
send back immediately We doing nothing but al
plying plaster made of becswax turpentne aud tailow
Ii you certificate from let me know, and
it wifes breast well and several ohefs
who The lump fell out last Sunday which
four the time commenced using the black
plaster. Yours, very respectfully
ma 20 d&c2m GEORGE w. REDO.
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.UpORTANr TO THE AEvI,c,C,,.,

Il DIR JAMES A. CLOPTON who has for a nnnh.. :.
wears been success III in curing CANCERS ULCERS RI, '
MOES SORE LEGS, &c. Offers to Druggists Dor,nr, =,
Farmers any that may be afflicted every remedy in % 9
such diseases He will give his remedies together m
all other with diagnosis Of an -
as i'll yield treatment, for the small $50 Addrs
JAMES A. CLOPTON
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OCTOBER IL, 1850
DIR CLoPToN-Dear Sir: My wfc breast is about as ii WAS
when wrote last From description OF it to
you think ynu have an infahle remedy for it.
Enclosed send ch,c OF 500 on Petersburg bank
Please send me the medicine.
Yours, respectfully, GEO w. Redo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20

OF very neat and desirable patterns found a.
Sll.VERTHORN x CLIFFS Jewery Store. This is a very
convenient mode OF keeping the likeness Of friends that vi
remain, or of preserving the hair of departed ONES
Persons who have fondncss for ard new
something this class there shape Of Chimes
Watches. They worth looking If you should
inclined to purchase Indeed il would pay almost any one
step in and look their elegant of Jewery and Silver
lima
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e. OF & n Millinery and Fancy lsYp
GOODS-fhe undersigned having purchased-S-S
FDX f. 1cning's entire stock of Goods and taken ~
49, the same stand formerly pied by him woud--<-
most respectfully ask the liberal patronage the former
friends and customers and the public large and do pledge
themselves 10 do all in their give satisfaction all
those who may favour them with call We expect kc
Oh hand the style of goods that has always kept b
predecessor and will cndeayour in every particular
keepup the former reputation of the house.
~ All ordcr from the country VIII be promptly ATTENDED
TO- }. MATTHIAS & co.
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p S-Persons purchasing DIR. Coptons remedies will mn
be give them to others Remittanccs of SIM
frequently been made for box of the ointment
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and healthy Gums can be obtained by the of Dowdens
Dental Fluid 1t relieves tooth ache. decayapped
TO the skin impas beautiful rose hue to the cOmple
Price 80 cents. For sale by
fe @9-dScts % SrROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
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NOIaeE.-Gha cO-l'artncrstsip heretofore
~ sng between the undersigned and S. Duguid under
hc style OF Duguid Sons dissolved the LIST day
January last
he business VIII hereafter be carried by the undersigned
under the hrm aud style OF ID. +. & c. A. DIUGUID the
old stand OF - Diuguid a. Sons.
All persons having claims agnnst the firm 6f s. Diugud
sons " VI present them settlement and those owing
accounts will please come forward and pay up
DAVID F. DIUGU1r,
GEORGE A. DllCUlD.
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Old Furniture made New

celebrated French Gloss for cleaning preserving mpa
ing beautiful polish Furniture, removing all stains
Received and for sale by
fe 29d&ets % STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
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WILSON'S DEPOT, Southside r. r. Va
DIR. CLoProN- Dear Sir am happy to inform you that
Cancer entirely we'll Your ointment proved aluabe
used according directions, and soon took effect
and Cancer removed and am now to all human ap
pearances, perfectly we'll wish you may meet with great
success in your practice.
Yours, very respectfully,
THOMAS HOBBS
Nottoway county, Va, February ., 1850.
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FOk IHF HAt-A beautfnl glossy and n growth
Hair can be obtanedbs its 1t only known
that viii prevent falling turning grey Price 25 cts
just receivt ID aud for sale by
fe 29d&cts % STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
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CERTIFICATES.
could give you hundreds of certificates offers only
the following:
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They also keep constantly hand a large stock Of FISK
METALLIC BURIAL CASES OF all sizes also large STOCK
WOODEN COFFlNS, of every description and VIII pa!
prompt attention to the undertaking business at all hours
f. 25d&cts D. y. & G. A. DItGUlD
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"
Confidential Correspondence of NanoIon, = 81,
Life in Brazil-by Eubank;
Notes on Central Ameiica-by Suircs
oottons Private Correspondence Of Henry CLAY.
,,phhar 5 shilds History Of the United States;
, nnc old Dominion-a Noyel-by G. J.. r. James
Vivian Bertram;
MMaGauieys Engand-ine and cheap edition;
Bailous Magazine for March,
knck erlocker
Eclectic
Household Words
nnni Merchants Magazine for March,
dinbnrg Review for January;
MedicO ChiruTRica for
Also Paper stationery Wall Paper with articles ton ~,
mcrous 10 mention " -; r.. o, ii'-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26
Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

VuNH1S place is situated the Bay of Superior and
IL Left Hand river, at the head Lake SUPERIOR and
possesses better site, better harbor, greater
vantages for commercial city, any other point in
the Northwest, and is equalled in prospective
ance by Chicago only.
The prJprietors have clear, un6spr ted, and uniu-
numbered title to the land upon which Superior is laid
OUT and all purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same.
Superior was laid out during the past season. and
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants, iargeh
rel, number of stores. cOmmodous pier, with wa,c
houses, ana Is in all respects the Ourishjng new
town in the West. The countysea, U. S. Land once
and Post Office located here, where the Mssissppf
and Lake Superior u Military Road, course Of
construction, connecting with ST. Paul. terminates 1t
Is also the lake ermini Of all the projected railroads to
the head OF Lake Superior. The $500, canal will be
open by June after which time four lines steam
ers Will run to SuperiOr-one from Chicago, from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; fine vessels having
been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam sawmills and q printing press are now an
the way to Superior and will be promptly to work
One half Of the lots have been appropriated bv the
propretors to be sold by the undersigned actual set
tiers terms, and to provide for extensive
public improvements Liberal appropriations have been
MADE Tor public purposes-parks, churches, railroads,
etc.
70 In order to correct the misapprehension arisfng
from the similarity OF names ii is proper state
Superior Cty about the title Of which legal conro-
versy exists, Is another and different place, and Diff
ferent township from Superior.
Maps Of Superior are signed by Thos. CLARK, sur
veyor and VIM. H. Newton, and attorney for pro-
prieors and may be in the principal hotels st.
Paul. Galena, Chicago, Dero Cleveland, Toledo Buff
fal0 and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase lots. nor-
nation can apply to wm II. Newton Superior, Douglas
county, Wis. WIN. Fl. NEWTON,
Ag't and Atty for propretors of Superior
May I, 1856. daw6m
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LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

~ New York, Jan. ID.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at o'clock
this p. M.
Breadstuffs declined.
Peace negotiations remain in statu quo.
Easterhazy had reached st. Petersburg
with the western ultimatum, but is not yet
replied to.
Austria has notified Prussia Of the con-
tents, and Prussia consents to urge it on the
Gar.
Saxony has also sent to st. Petersburg
Baron Sebach, to recommend the Car to
accept.
The Western propositions are kept sacred,
but it is believed Russia would accept, only
England demands indemnity, which Russia,
backed by Austria, absolutely refuses.
On the whole, the prospect ofspeedy peace
has advanced but little.
Nothing from the seat of war except the
details of the fall of Kars.
A dispatch frem Vienna to the London
Times, state that Count Bouol. has COM
municated the terms of peace to Gortscha-
koff.
A dispatch from Paris states that the Cham
Der of Stock Brokers has declared that the
new Russian loan shall not be quoted on the
Paris Bourse.
Advices from Constantinople of the l7th
states that 500 merchantmen had been wreck
ed off the Salina mouth, and 400 lives last
Reports are received of French frigate lost
off the Spanish coast, and all hands are said
to be lost.
Many pirates had been destroyed on the
China coast.
Herat had been taken by Persilus.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26

AN EDITOR CoMpLIMENTED.-Some of the
principal citizens of St. Louis have secured
the execution of bust of Mr.. Farrer, editor
of the Western Journal, published in that
city, and donated the same to the st. Louis
Mercantile Library Association. The object
of the subscribers was to offer some public
and lasting testimonial of their esteem for a
gentleman who as an editor had labored so
faithfully for the interests of the city and the
commercial literature of the West. Mr.. Far
rer may congratulate himself on living in
community who appreciate his labors. lis
not the experience of every editor who la
bors. with equal faithfalness in similar
cause. =
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26
Fillibusters.
New YORK, Jan. Is.

New YORK, Jan. Is.
In the Z. S. Supreme Court, yesterday,
Judge Hall presiding, the Grand Jury pre-
bingham, Addison Farnsworth, Geo. Hall,
Andrew j. Morrison, James R. Mally, John
Creighton, Francis O'Keefe, and Chas. Wal
tiers, for violating the neutrality laws, in the
case of the recent fillibustering expedition.
They are under bail, and their trial will
probably take place at an early day.
Parker H. French was arrested yesterday,
by the U. S. Marshal, on the authority of a
bench warrant, and after the lapse Of half
an hour, was informed that his arrest had
terminated without bail, parole or recogni-
zance of any kind.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26

Groveland Garden and Nursery.
Near the Half Way House bet,oeen ST Paul and St.
anthony.
XATE have the pl of Offering to the public Il
w coming spring, q choice lot Of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees Shrubs, Roses, Dahlas, etc, also Garden
and Flower Seeds, in large or small quantities.
Feb. Z, 1885. l.. M. FORD u co.
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Indiana Democratic State Convention

A Geographic dispatch from indianapolis,
dated Jan. 8, announces that the Indiana
State Democratic Convention had assembled
at Indianapolis. John S. Robinson was
chosen President, with one Vice-President
from each District. A. B. Willard was
nominated for Governor, on the first ballot,
and John G. Walker for Lieut.. Governor.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26
National Democratic Committee

Washington dates of the 9Th, say that the
National Democratic Committee have desig-
mated the first Monday of June next as the
time for holding their Convention. The Con-
vention transacted no other business. The
discussion was very brief An invitation to
attend the meeting of the jackson Demo-
cratic Association was accepted by the Com
mittee, after which they adjourned.
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The Cyane again Notorious.

An arrival from Bermudas brings advices
from to the 25th ult., from which we learn
that the Cyane had been to Antigua to in
quirc into the taking of colored seaman
from an American vessel under pretence that
he was slave. The British sloop Warrior
was in port at the time, and the report says
the Cyane took very menacing position in
regard to her, and refused to salute the En-
glish flag until reparation was made for the
insult to our Government.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26

The people of Cape de verd Islands are
said to be in state Of absolute starvation.
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DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Third St.. st. Paul, Mi mne sofa Territer~
business ID connection with the above promptly at
ously; Taxes paid; Collections made; and Loans nego-
APPRENTICESHIP Ex'y. W. A. German, Gov MIN
Territory Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Delegate to Congress; non
Robert Smith, Alton, ILL.,; James R. whford, Attor-
ney, non David Olmsted, Mayor st Paul Aessrs
Borup K Cakes, bankers, st. Paul; Nessrs lmes r.
an Etten, attorneys, st. Paul.
st. Paul, May 81. 1854. A.
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
IL the pleasant village Of ManomiD, eight miles
above ST. Anthony, and is now prepared to
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords. The house Is furnished with accommOda
ton to be found in country and aside from the sub
stantias Of life, the best wines liquors that eau b.
procured, always be had upon call. The Sabline
of the Manon House, either for emigrants. Teamsers
Dovers superior to that Of any other public house
on the road North of st. Poul.
May 24dawtf A. WILLIS.
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North Western Land Office,
THIRD STREET,
MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
B. F.. HOyt & Sons,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.

Lands bought, sold and entered; Land Warrants To-
Gated on the most liberal terms I; Lands, TOWN
Snd city property bought and sold on commits
sion; Wild and Improved Lands, Totcn
and out lots for sale in many parts Of
the Territory.
Selling Real Estate offer to guarantee twenty
four per cent. advance the end Of the year
much OF the property sold shall be paid for in hand
Information given in reference to Red Wing and the
surrounding coSntry.
Surveyor and Notary Public constantly in atten-
dance at our Once. Also, German salesman.
In addition to our real estate business, attention will
be paid TO the collection of debts free Of charge. De-
posfts TAKEN Money loaned fer others. The best and
most satisfactory reference can be given.
Aug 9, 1855 B. F. HOYT 4 SONS.
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William Rock.

Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
ID RESPECTFULLY soi.cits part Of Public Patronage,
IL and will transact with prvmptness and accuracy
whatever Business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
r. N. Shoemaker, c. e. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Z. Gest, g. K. Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. W. Adams, G. Il. LexirgtOus Ky.
S. Medberry. G. E. Columbus, Ohio.
ThoS. Daniels, e. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, q. K. indianapolis, Ind,
J. H. Sprague, e. Shelbyvie, Ind.
M. NJ. Benton, Prest. G. & L. R. R., Covington, KY.
Hon. 7. l.. Jones, Newport, KY.
Rev L. w. Berry, Pres. Indiana Asbury University,
Greencaste, Indiana.
Hon. E. D. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. 1, 1885. d&w1y
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SAINT LOUIS HOUSE,

A. G.. MCKENZIE, PROPRIETOR.
TIME location this popular Hotel is distinguished
IL in Minnesota history being near Fort Smelling,
the bank Of the Mississippi Rver and is desirable
resort pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perplexities and
business purpose of recruiting enervated
health. The proprietor promises additional induce
mentS to the public for liberal patronage. jesuit
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Governorship in Wisconsin.

MADISON, Jan. Ii.
Attorney-G General Smith filed to-day, in
the Supreme Court, on the part of Bashford,
an information, on which the Court issued a
writ of quo aoarranto, demanding by what
authority Barstow holds the Office of Gov
ernor Twenty days are given Bars wv to
answer.
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BosToN, Jan. Is.

BOSTON, Jan. 10.
Hon. j. Fl. Clifford was elected Attorney
General, in convention of both branches Of
the Legislature. He received $50 of the 300
votes cast.
Booting Bank statement, capital stock,
loans and discounts SOL, 10000; specie,
$4,000; due from other Banks, f,692 OO0
Due other banks, 1858, 00O-deposits 49,
147 ,OO0-circulation 7,S38,600.
Railroad tracks are about clear again
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The Neutrality Laws.
CINCINNATI. Jan.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.
Nine persons, all Irish, were arrested here
last night, charged with violation of the
neutrality laws. They were held to bail in
ST. 900 each. 1t is the impression that they
are acting in concert with parties in New
York and elsewhere, having in view de-
scent upon Ireland.
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MADISON, Jan. IL,

Gov Barstow's message was delivered this
afternoon. He opposes the Prohibitory Liq-
uor Law and asks for an investigation of the
conduct of the State officers.
Bashford commences proceedings in the
Supreme Court tomorrow to contest the
election.
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A New COMET has been discovered, and
seen by astronomers in Washington, Balti-
more, Boston and Cambridge. 1t is rapidly
moving towards the West; has bright and
dense but not sharp nucleus, and its light
is strikingly intermittent. If it be the same
discovered in Berlin by G. Brubus, on the
l4th of last month, it has described an arc
of ia degrees in 30 days, with only slight
change of declination.
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MistellantullB Garhs.
SEAL PRESSES.

NE are Agents for Royer Bio:, Philadefphia) cele
" Drated sea- Presses and will deliver any descrip
ton Of Press " anted at manufacturers prices.
Specimens to be and orders left at our Express
office. J. G.. BURBANK 4 co.
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Republican Convention.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
A Republican National Convention has
been called to meet at Pittsburg, on the 22d
February, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the Convention on a subsequent
day to nominate candidates for President and
Vice. President.