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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

II 1sSOl.UTlON.-'rh The concern Of George VI.
~ Ruclcr q" dissolved On tho lat Inst by
consent Those having claims against tho will paas"
present thoA immediately George NJ kuekcr payment,
aud those debtedhy bond will
ward aud make To the of their dues
without delay Ms desirable that the affairs the
corn should be closed speedily possible The the
hrm only 10 be used In VIII ding the business
We take occasion 10 thank friends
very liberal patronage hespn ed and beg
continuance OF the same TO
GEORGE NJ RuGkFR
ian adS citlm JOHN v WHEELER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

LARGE DlytDESD.--Wc invite attention TO the Re-
mort of the Citizens Savings Bank which will be found
IN another column. A semi-anuual dividend of sir
per cent viii do pretty well for little institution ia
little village like Lynchburg. Commencing nj the
lowest roam of the Ladder, the Citizen Savings Bank
has gone ste IDLY increasing its business and gain
ing confidence, from year to year until it will
compare with any similar institution in the world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY

1.-TWO NEGRO GIRLS FOR sAGE.-By vir.
Of dncrcta1 order of the Circuit Court Of Campbell
county directed In the voss Lakewood &r
shall Monday the 18th day January Nsa next that
being day sel Tho Negro Girls In the
cccdngs mentioned credit Of ak months tho purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
JNO G. MuRRIi1. c,u,,
ED. u. CHRISTIAN '
l7-eaawtl2an
yuNRGSCEE'a SALE OF LAND AND NM
aROES.-Ry virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 20 the
subscriber pabuey Martin In hts right and Trustee
nr his wife aud Elisabeth NJ Martin, wife Of said oabney
Martin the st day Of March, le5 and duly recorded In
the CLERKS Ofec Of the County Court of Campb. county
ahs scll bidder ready Monday
the 2h day Of January 1857 hnt being Court day. MI The
property In said deed 10 witt certain Tract 81
Land lying In Campbell county Button Crock, adjoining
the lands of Josiah shcpperson aud others containing III
aeros oss Also the following Slaves Daniel boy,
and two negro G Polly and Mary with the future increase
of the femalcs the late Of said deed IL any.
tito NIL said property believed be nnqucstion.
able hut acting Trustee shall such Title only M Is
vested In under the deed aforesaid
doc lactl2lan JNo. ID ALEXANDER. Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

~ Jno Wheeler his interest tho stock Of Of
George VI fucker Co the business Will be continued here
nnori my own name and on my account in the
store they occupied take this occasion old
Friends andcnsonr that have hand aud we'll
aNored stock of Dry Goods and shah all tcH ondeayor
keep stock we'll worthy their attention My highest aim shall
be 10 deserve the confidence and patronage Of those who
favor me with their custom uEoRGE NJ. RutkER
LII 40 IN
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SAeE 0f Factory mud EiAt0rcs.-uy virtue Of
~ deed ufIus made by Peter L. Dudley the
aud pioston decd shall aurvying Trustee, Tues
day. the goth day of January 1897 the premises proceed to
sell the Lot Of Ground with Factory situated thereon toge
an with the Screws and Presses conveyed In said decd
This Factory House large aud commodoua situated
OH Church Street onyoniont To buspess Tho Hcrowa 60
are almost and In good order Persons wishing engage
The Tobacco business would do well emil
tony aud the Fixtures before bu yIng clscw here
orms liberal and made known day of Sale.
ED ID. CHRISTIAN,
Surviving Trustee
This sale made under the appreciation
cured in tho decd.
Rup. doc % 4 Onn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

formed copartnershp under the sly and firm of New
lin Alexander tn purpose doing general Grocery
Commission husnps the old stand ct u u. II.
Nuwu where they will keep constantly on hand ns0rtmen,s
Groceries description and solicit call from their
friends and the public generally.
hem II NOWlIN,
A. ALEXANDER
ian d(cts jan. l.. lBI1
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- II Nown tina day da'olvedby act of limitation All
persons having claims the requested
present them payment and all persons indebted
requested forward and make without delay
BENZ. II. N0WIIN. \ T..
of J. II. u H. II Nnwlm
ian IdScts Dec a. 1856
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,sx NEW ConCEHN.-ws, ..s s..s.:ss:-. +

NsNEw CDNCERN.-We, the on6eFufgu- ~
tS& united ourselves nader the hrm % W. p.
S Co. for the purpose Of selling hsse and -
We shall always keep on hand large
assortment and Musical lustrumeues such PAM
Farte- Meoaeo- Guitars vons, Fntcs and I'll other Mns
cal Instruments generally such establishments all Of
sold northern retail prices and warranted
to be Is good $ be bought elsewhere.
W Greene will devote has whole attention 70 the trade
hopes h long experience IN the business 10 give
tire satisfaction MI who may with their patronage
saiccn NJ snshorns WaIkups Book Store opposite
the Citizens Savings Bans md few doovs above the Norss
House Lynehburg, Va,
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\ PUZZLE.

We commend the above TO all our delinquent sub
scribers and hope they will act up to its spirit and
letter hereafter.
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HISCELLANEOUS,

h gMOvAL-The aoaessi0ue1 hos rs0SvoA
\ Square Laugh0vne Wakups Book etgpe,
himscf with the above arm n the Music sde
nov As W r. GREENE.
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LATEST NEWS.


Arrival of the R. N. =. Persia.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The news by tho Persia
is indefinite.
Constantinople advces say the Persian Minis
tor continues his negotiations with the English
Ambassador to adjust the difficulty,
ha Persian Minister proceeds TO Paris.
Persia continues her warlike preparations.
PERSIAN AND RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
The Times Paris correspondent states that
the Russian army amounts TO 10000 men com
plo,e, on the shores of the Caspian sea. aud that
they are still in the cantonments. The Russian
General had however sent three officers into the
II, Arrest provinces of Persia. to examine the con
diton of the towns and forts. and TO take plans
ct The routes by which passage might be made
for the enemy.
SWITZERLAND.
Advces from Berne, on Monday, say the,
h pes of peace on the increase in tho Official
circles. -Four fresh divisions were called out
The students of Zurich volunteered for the 40
tive army. The popular enthusiasm was IN
creasing.
CONSTANTINoPLE.
The Paris correspondent of tho "Globe"
London paper) received and telegraphed the fol-
lowing:
CoNsrANrINopLr, Dec. l5th.-'rhe Persian
General. Murad Mira, marched into Cabul Ath
ghanisian.) and occupied Surrah Ia small town
near tho City of Cabul,) where he took up ia
vorable position.
FURTHER MARKS OF RESPECT TO AMER
ICAN OFFICERS.
The American officers of the Arctic ship Res
olute continued to receive the most marked at
,ention from the British people.
The only public entertainment they were able
to attend one given by the citizens of Ply
mouth on Christmas day. They were TO dine
with Lady Franklin. after which they were to
iurn home in tho Rptrihution
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INOR RENT. III" Dwelling over my store

n possession given Immediately Tits dwelling every
respect bn said Ia r Hnnlcuty
ranged Tor family than ether In this city. Also
rate Offices Tor ltrnt, la the rear of my Store
Ian 5dm GEORGE NJ RllCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

4 tON nfssgONEH's SALE Of VALUABLE
~ SLANES-I,y Of n decree Of The County Court Of
Amherst county made the December term 1856 In
therein pending "Morrss &c Moss &c tho under signed
Commsoucr-n snld decree named will proceed Pedar
Mills In the county Amherst Saturday, the NH day NJ
January 1851 sell by of public auction the highest
bidder the Slaves said mentioned consisting
Mon two Women and children These slaves (wllh
exception all young and unusually koy and valuable,
md must be sold for distribution
Tho sale will be n credit of 10 months purchasers
executing bonds with good personal security.
TlIOS N EUBANK,)
j, DUDLEY DAVIS, : CommrH
JNO. PRYOR,
dee 81 ctl1ian Rep. copY2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

. Engineer, and Frederick Kosch and &. Heinrich,
Architects and Draughsmen prepared furnish Designs
Specifications all kinds buildings and
cnerg Special attention will be paid to the construction of
ork entrusted his charge. of Land Mines and
Roads will be made the shortest notice and upon the APP
prov ed plans. Address II. EXALI,
nov 4d&cs Architect Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

A DmeNssGNATOW'S SALE OF vAIUA-
"A BILE SLAVES and other Property pcdar Mills In
Amherst shall nj the late residence Of Peter - Thornton
dec" on lhursday, @h day of January, 1854 Of fair
the next fair day thereafter Sundays cscapod) sell the
highest bidder - SLAVES mostly young AMI very likely
among thrin are men, women, boys girls and children
OF them good Cooks and House Servants Also all other
Property boongng to the esato Of Peter r. Thornton decd
tawi Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Uen
ss, ono noria sc Tho toma cash for tho anvos
other Property credit Of nmontha all Of o. over
the purchaser giving bond with approved security under 81
tho chsh Will bo required
sale made by Dnd request Of all the legaees Of
IetcrP Thornton, deed ROBERT ~ rIpNHTDN,
Admir- OF Peter l.. Thornton, decd
ian Gel inn Uaur
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jan 5dScts

u beg leave o return my sincere shnnits tn my
friends aud tie public generally for the very liberal pat,
ronnge bestowed the old concern of j. u. IL H. Nowln
and solicit continuance to The new concern
ian 5dSvts BENZ. H. NDWIlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

~ deaignod executors of wilkins Watson dec In
Of the last viii and testament of said dccodent viii
"Wednesday the ith day Of January 1857 ae the highest
bidder the Tract OF Land which said Wilkins
ded at the date of his death Said
but will be sod by actual survey The congu
ons to Amherst Courthouse, aud believed tho
most desirable offered for sale for long IN tho
county II will be sold disonbarrasscd Of all incumbancc
and fee ample title conveyed To tho purchaser Terms lba
raj and will bo made known o day of sale
D. u. WATSON, }r.,
JAS. u. HoRNEIi 5hAi''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
EDEYTON n PATTON,
L Commission and Forwarding Wcrchants,

Devote their entire the sale of Country Produce
OF every description and the purchase of goods for their
toners.
kefer TO Col VIM. Peyton. Roanoke b II peyton, Esq
Montgomery; G. w. McChesney, ESD Boetourt Col 4. J..
Randolph, Albemare; Hon. Jn1. NJ. Patton, Richmond.
inI,E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

~ RIVAL. OF THE BLACK wAHRfUIs-CONCIIA AP
POINTED CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures SHIPMENT
OF CIGARS. &rBy the late arrival taek War.
rior York nsiderabe excitement the
that General Concha again appointed Captain Gene
raj tho opinion Of all American residents
W there
countries long the sbpm.n u Cigars Snuif
tInued large ny the late arrival H. MEAD HARRIS
co Iynchburg Va extensive dealers In Cigars Snuirs
Jelbs Se, received very large stock Of the
Cigars manufactured purchased by their agen
siding Havana Among their most select brands the follow
viii give faint Idea Of their superior assortment j. Sire
ma Flor Incsperado La Sumprcviva La Adea VI Mayo
raj aud Mafors Opposite the Warwick House I.nehbnrg
H. NJ. HARRIS q 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

tempting to annoy the democratic party with the
cry of "squatter sovereignty" While you, Mr..
Speaker, and your party in the North, were char
ging your sd7ersaries with advocating the extern
sion Of slavery over the Territories, the cry IN the
South Of those equally opposed to the democracy
was the cry Of sguatter sovereignty. These were
the strongest arguments made against the right of
the people to govern themselves that have ever
heard. Squstter sovereignty is the nickname Civ
en- to the right oft people to govern themselves,
by those who are opposed to their exercising it,
Let US look at it.
Under the Kansas bill and the constitution of
the United States, does not every man upon the
floor recognise in the Territory the right to pre-
scribe the qualification Of voters and the qus6ca-
ton for Office? Is there, then, higher preroga.
tive Of sovereignty? 1t is he power which draws
the line of demarcston between the freeman, the
coequaI in sovereignty, and the subject vassaL Is
there no alliance with sovereignty IN the power to
prescribe penalties for crime in taking away a
mans life, bis liberty, and mis- property Do we
not also recognise the right in the Territories to
pass laws respecting the relations Of husband and
wife, parent and child, guardian and ward and
laws relative to distribution and deseent2-
Do We not all recognise 1.-THE Territories the pow
er, through their legislative assemblies, to levy
taxes upon the people2 Is there nothing of
sovereignty in these powers2 It seems that the
power is only denied to the Territory on the ques-
ton of slavery; yet lis exercise has not bean pro-
hibited, either by the constitution or the laws of
Congress.
TCoR1 rroED
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06
James Glover,
PuRCHASING AGENT.

GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT,
NO. 10 SOUTH-8LDE PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville, Tenn.
ORDERS. accompanied with the cash. with specific IN
~ strucOns what to buy and how to forward, promptly
attended to.
If you want suit Of Cloths plain or fancy costly or
il will be forwarded as as il can be obtained.
If nice Dress, Shawl Bonnet, for your
half your send your order with the
"dOHeks" enclosed to GLOVER, and it will be immsd
atey.
If YOU wants Hat pair OF Boots Shawl Finger Ring
Watch Walk Cane Gun or Pistol, the GLOVER
Rnc he will procure II for you cheap.
If you want Carriage Servant to drive It, Baroushe
Buggy ROckaWay Carryal, Wagon. Of Harness.
order, accompanied with the "dOugA," sent to GLovER
will be promptly attended to.
II you want Bureau, Bedsead, Sofa soclable, Wash
stand Piano. Harp, Violin, Guitar, Accordion, Music
Just send the needl 90 GLOVER, he will purshas
you quick.
II you want Books ofany kidd China Ware Silver Ware
Hard Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves enclose the lsqthsr'
GLOVER, and the desired article will be sent according to in
structiORs.
II you want Cakes for Wedding PARTIES Fruits Oysers
Cigars Tobacco, order closing the 4duFt
GLOVER will be sure 20 "ls Oh them"
In Short you can by enclosing the money, with plain,
sensible Instructions as TO what want get anything that
Particular attention paid to orders from Farmers and Ne
chsnics and peculiar attention orders from Ladies' and
Gentlemen, professional and unprOess Oua and special
attention tO orders from Merchants and other Dealers
Commission all orders Of 100 five per cent? over 500
two and half per cent.
Having long aBd intimately acquainted with all the
business transactions Of the city, the subscriber hopes BY
punctua and careful attention business entrusted 70 him.
jan6|std&w se.F JAMES GLOVER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

CENTRAL RAHToAD The report of the Presi
dent aud Directors ofthe G r. & Banking Comps-
ny pres nt a most astterrug exhibit ofths e 1ursh-
ing condition in which that R Dad is now maintain
ed. The actual gross receipts speak for tn smselve5
Last year they amounted to- including the branch
roads $I,34l,7ll. The earnings Of the Bank
amount to S64 l84, making The aggregate 81 465, :
895. Forty eight per cent has been paid for ex
penses, $685., 900 for two dividends of per cent,
and 249 454 has been carried to the reserved fuDd
When the contemplated extensions of the comps
ny are completed il South Western Georgia the
earnings of the Rosd will be vastly increased, and
q much larger amount Of cotton will be carried to
the city OF Savannah. An eternal debt of gratitude
10 the present spacious and abb management of
the Central Rail Road, is due not only from stock
holders but from the city ofSavanna1 Indeed the
whole State has derived immense benefit from this
great enterpriss-Atlanta IHtsligsucsr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

AN INTERESTING DECISION TO THE COMMERCIAL
OoNNUEITY.-The entire commercial community
have an interest in a case decided Yesterday bv
the Supreme Court. This interest is not confined
70 the mercantile community, but affects equally
every cotton and sugar planter, and every one
shipping goods to this city. The case is that ent-
tied William D. Miller We c. & G. B Tate, and
will be found amoLg our report of the Supreme
Court decisions in another column. It was there
decided that the factor who charges his principal
a rate Of insurance different from that which he
himself pays the underwriters, thereby becomes
the insurer Of bis principal We believe the Gus.
tom is almost universal among our merchants to
charge their consgners One-fOurth of one per cent
month for insurance. Every merchant thus be-
comes an underwater, and many of th IN will be
startled to learn their new obligations Heresf-
ter planters and others shipping their produce to
our merchants can have no assurance that their
property is protected, or that 10 case of loss, re
sponsible Offices will make it good. They must
rely more than ever on the integrity and solveucy
Of their merchants. The legal consequences which
viii result from the position of the Supreme Court
must be left to be determined as facts arise, and
TO the ingenuity Of lawyers to apply them. We
are certain, however, that our merchants will find
& decision full Of interest," and will endesvor to
spply it, each, to his own Case-NelO Orleans DEL
Ia, Dec. 24h.
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I45 Pratt Street.

THE LANGUAGE OF FINANCE-The Editor of the
Detroit Daily Advertiser calls things by their right
names
Finance has language of its own. It's thieves
are no. thieves but defsulters. Having more n ltes
shcst than means to pay them, is being short
of currency; the world calls it poverty and usol.
venCy Pswning is hypothecation; shining and
borrowing is fnancieriug. SwlndlDg is oYer-op-
Grating; taking mems and wOmen's money to keep
safely, and squsndering it or losing it in specula-
ton, is suspending. Leaning out other peoples
money is accommodation. Paying out doubtful
issues in redeeming their own, is retiring circul.-
ton. Enbezzlement is extending liabilities. Steal
ing State OF Government bonds is an over issue;
and managing a bank we'll is contriving to make
somebody, not interested, furnish means to bank
upon Finance has a smooth business name fer
almost every act relating to money-its safe keep
ing, disbursement, and prompt payment the re-
verse OF which, in private individual is called by
harsh saxon Names such as are found IN bills Of
Indictment and penal statutes. The Votaries of
finance never steal; they Overdraw. Taey are
never poor, thou sh often very close" They rev.
er refuse to pay honest debts; they suspend. The
commercial history Of this country for the pssi
twenty-five years IS history Of fnsnciering-not
only or Oh ely by bankers, nor even by brokers,
but by class of adventures, who have seized
upon these capacities to shroud designs of plumber
under technical Lames.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

SUPREME CoURT DEOIsIoNs.-We invite the at-
tentio7 OF the mercantile community (says the New
Orleans Courier to the report of decisions render
ed by our Supreme Court last Monday. In the
case of Keane vs. Brandon and others, it was de-
oided:
1. The insurance charged by . factor must be ct
the same rate as that paid
2. That he cannot lawfully charge it unless he
does pay it. without the consent of his principal
5. That if he does 50 charge it, he becomes the
insurer but without any claim against his princi-
pal for the premium of insurance.
4. That any interest above the rate of 8 per cent
can be recovered back, even after scquiesence in
al account, Tor payment, we suppose; on the prin-
ciple Of the dscision)
II has been heretofore often decided (Which has
been rs-athrmed) that q 1Orittsn agreement is es-
sential to support & claim for conventional inter
est and that the charge for cash advances is view.
ed as supplementary interest, and therefore not
legitimate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.--In reply to an inquiry Of
the Senate relative to better security for steam
vessels against accident by fire, the Secretary of
the Navy has transmitted communication from
the bureau Of construction IN which it is said that
no variation IS required in tie ordinary construc-
ton Of vessels OF wood for this purpose, but in
that part where boilers and FIRE rooms are situated
g greater degree Of security can be given to this
end. Il is considered practical and expedient
that boilers for al sea going steamers and all hsv-
ing their boilers under the main deck or using
forced draught should have their furnaces sur
rounded by water, if the boiler or what is termed
water bottoms and smoke chimney extend above
the continuous deck next over the boilers; that
all FIRE room floors be covered with iron and
similar substance be used for the protection of 9th
or parts most exposed TO combustion
The petition of the New York State Military
Association, ls in the possession of the Senate e
Committee on the Militia. Il asks a revision OF
the MiEtis Laws, and an annual appropriation Of
half 8 million dollars for srming snd euuipping
the militia Of the several States and that they be
the latest and most improved pattern, the greater
part Of those now being distributed being worth
less.
Among the bills to be introduced into the Sem
ate is one by Senator Fish providing for the re-
moval Of distractions to the entrance of New
York hsrbor, in accordance with the memorial of
the Chamber of Commerce of that city, and
bill by Senator Clsy to repeal the law granting
bounties for catching goldfish
The House was occupied exclusively with the
consideration of private bills passed thirteen of
them and adjourned to Monday
BALTIMORE Jan. "A company of volunteers
for Nicaragua left Mobile on the 24th, with the
expectation Of embsrking on the cars at New Or
leans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

TIE RAILROAD QUESTION SETTLED AT LAsTl-THE
DESIRED AID RENDERED. I'VE are gratifed at be-
ing able to state that the board of Mayor and
Aldermen have at length come to the recue Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. The plan
adopted is the joint production of Aldermen Du-
pree and Barry, modified 10 some particulars at
the suggestion of other members of the Board,
and is probably the best that could hsve been de-
vised. Most certainly it cannot fail of being ac-
Ceptsble to those who have so strenuousy sought
TO guard the city Egsiust loss or risk; for in this
particular It is dOubly fortified
Let all hands now 60 TO work In good earnest
If the Arkansas Legislature will not extend the
time for the completion of the road, it vii surely
not refuse to so amend the charter as 10 give an
increased number of directors. With this done
snd the filing up Of the Board with good, sub
stsntis earnest men in Arkansas and here and an
energetic President and Secretary who will give
their hearts and minds 10 the work, the first dvi-
sion can be built "snY how
Then lets do IN Much valuable time has been
lost in controversy and talk Let it go, since 1t is
irretrievsble, and every moment OF the future be
crow ded with vigorous, earnest, persistent WORK.
Ii we will do this, next New Years Day will see
the cars running through to the St. Francis
Memphis B4llstIR.