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Southern Furniture H"areroon.s

SO CHARLES A. iSTEWART,
at Nos. III and lib Canal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has Just received from The manufactory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs IN ad
ditpnto his hitherto large stock of ss
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find 10 their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
fec 2p6t<W III and 173 Canal street.
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DepOts,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
RALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
:. a2s 2p -, - Nos. q and Chartres street
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F1~ For the quick cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Whoepng Cough Group Bronchitis and all Dis
eases aad Complaints Of the Throat, Lungs Chest
This Wonderful emoly has cured many persons who were
given as nearabs with Consumption ard ether scrcous
diseases Of the Lungs and Threat and children afflicted with
Wheopig Cong and Group thai Is being prepared for
GENERAL use, under the name OF WoODMAN's CHERRY Ex
PEcToRANT. - . ~ s4+. ~ - =
II truly most astonishing discovery in medical science
Of present century few weeks using this remedy
the cough entirely ceases and The lean ank weak and
emacated become fat, strong and robust. '7F
is not like nieicineor while heals the ulcers in The
throat and lungs it gives noussmsn strength, 10 the en-
fechled hody is pleasant take and will the most
delicate stomach.
The proprietor wifi guarantee that this nourishing remedy
siilfestoe the weak eaested eos6mpveto souud heath
aud good condition of body quicker than approved III
kaling methods other consump;ive in u,e FROM
the first day this Cherry Expecorsn used the pa;ien: begins
10 grow fat
Sold, Wholesale and re all, by o, O. wooDMAY, 49,
49, corner OF Magazine and Common streets
-s4'>- a. NV 'I-r, .r". y. WRIGHT 4 co. -H
-.g NOS q and Isl Charities street, n o.
And by W. H FOX, Na:cheE, BUCKNaR 4 CRUMP, yicks,
p"fg. fec 2p6t&2tW
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.Yetr Stock of Goods!


The undersigned take leave inform the citizens New Or
leans and the public generally thar they have just imported
entire stock Of Goods consisting Of
Tobias Jchnsons Gooper's and Beesley's PATENT LEVER
WATCHES in fne Is carat Hunting Gases; 90
Detached Lever and Lepne WATCHES of every description
Fine Silver HUNTING PATENT LEVER WATCHES; 81"
Gold Guard, FOB and Vest CHAINS;
JEWEIRY. of the Is;est style and finest quality;
FANCY GOODS ETC.;
Fine English Double Barrel GUNS; -
RIFLES, Of all sizes;
Colts, Detpger,s and ALIENS PISTOLS;
Hunting KNIVES Pocket CUTLERY aud RAZORS, of til,
frest manufacture;
All which will disposeiof the lowest prices wholesale
AMI retail IS Msr.s sv =
Persons who want anything our line business would d.
well to examine stock they purchase elsewhere.
O. : d, KERNAGHAN & CO., - d. -
65 Canal St, between Magazine and Camp sts.
Ri-Particuar attention paid TO the reparpgo fine Watcher
and Pocket Chtonometers By experienced workman Al
work fully guaranteed - ... fec 2p6t
D0IbeNr,s
C @ NJ NJ z II CT n COLL e G E
No. 1876 Canal street.
sa'a SPANISH, U.s." IT ~ ~
.I.s.,, GERMAN,
ARIrHAETIc, ~. o-.
y...,..y ~ NAVIGATION
BOOK KEEPING, ,--. p..... -.- -s.r.
- PHoNoGRAPHY etc.
taught by able Professors. New Glasses this week
RUFUS DOLBEAR, L
fec 2ps,. - 20. ~ LOG Canal street.
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10 TO 10000 BALES OF COTTON BpuR WE'D.
FIRE IN LOUISVILLE. u

5s-a1,xD xs1sE ~ zxxz- 1sxr.xz..
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NS5~ We arc sometimes almost unable to de-
scribe symptoms and do know what ais u.s. We find
ourselves weak and physically Frustrated We have
terrible sinking At the pit Of fire s.oach feversh brow
toe,id breath, and gloomy forhodig mind. Such symptoms
as;e from dsorsanzed stomach liver Hostel
ter's Vegetable Som eb Bite peculiarly adapted 10
these symptoms ta they give appetite part
vsor 10 the system and in every respect build up
down and eneieted invalid They peculiarly adapted TO
sesk aud delicate fem s Sold by Druggists and
generally. 81. 80 -. .- fs9 2p6rtelW
Rs- Those Gentlemen who have not yet left
hes orders for SHIRTS for the coming Spring and Summer
respectfully invited cs the Shirt Depot Leighton
Bssbot corner Canal and ST. Charles Streets Mr. C.
leighton who will remain short time will happy
10 take their prior his departure manufacory
in New York peec, fit complete satisfaction
Always ansoGs 70 add every possible improvement
Shirts affords much pleasure the public
purchase Of DR. CIANDLER,S PATENT for entirely new
style Of WRISTBAND samples of which be at
store. This simplicity with economy
and expense snd in consequence with great
favor wherever 1t has been presented
We can therefore now supply patrons with the we'll known
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS, Linen aud Fine York Mil Cot
tons with French plaia Dr. ohandles Patent wrsbant
every style and quality that can be desired.
Samples of every kind Of Shirt seen at our establish
ment fsr 9.- fec 2p6t
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CslSp's GAIE1Y Miss Logan met with her usual
hearty reception last night. The theater was finely
filed, ma 10 her personaton Of Mariana, in seThe
Wifee hsplaycd upon the synpathies Of her audi
tors With her accustomed power. She was well sup
ported TO, the other performers. The legitimate
drama Is decided success at the Gaiety. Miss Lo
gan will appear tonight in another beautiful eharac
~, whichshe renders with the greatest effect tina
* Eyadne, ii ~ tragedy 20 named, Afterwards
Nj. Crip and II Davis and Dayidge are t
appear ID !. BIscks va Ensan.r saa
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SINGULAR CdMoIpEECR.--A gentleman of for,
tune and responsibility was On visit TO Randall,s
Island, n. X, with his wife. While passing through
the nursery, the gentleman said to the lady,s Ny
dear, have sever told you that Il was in my child
hood an inmate Of this asylum, and ran abort rs dc
these little hoysn TO which the lady replied, & Well
dear, will now tellyon what have always kent
srom You secret I, too, passed portion Of my
earliest days In this asylum and got my frst lesson,
sofa God and Saviour in its Sabbath School,
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Es0nSe6 TO Purchase.

STOCK IN ODD FELLoWs' HALL. or particulars
qUire At this office lam ,nt
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rBr rae siTIos1L: AND sou1HERx llsEs.l
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ETHE 4UAnANrIsE sYsrEsf.

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BALE On Mousr Mosr An LoDsEe This bali, which
has been some time il preparation, takes place at
odd Fellows Hall tonight. We hare no doubt that
twill "a splendid and delightful affair and we in
tend Nj Ne there to zee. slsSt h IS /. s,ss -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

A FATAL RUNAwAy-A MAN KILLED. Ste
phen Sbepardson. gardener in Colerain town
ship. wns returning from market yesterday morn
ing when the horses attached to his wagon took
fright, AS he was fordjng Mill Creek and ran off.
After he found he could not check them, Shcp-
ardson leaped from the vehicle. and as he did so,
one of the wheels struck him heavily in the left
side, but the horses went on and were not stop
ped until they had nearly reached Communicable.
boy was in the wagon all the time but had
the cuone>s and presence of mind to remain
there until the horses were stopped, when he told
of the accident that had befallen Shepardson
A party of men proceeded to the designated
spot. whore the un 'ortunate gardener was found
in dying condition. He spoke but a few words,
and expired. lie Yves of family, worthy
and Industrious. ald formerly resided in this
civ Gin. Gazette.
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Two T,IE -EuNE.~or. rLEA~Unn Avn


u LOVERS OF THE BEAtriFuI.-rfAkS OF orrrnl
The Proprietor takes pleasure IN announcing that he
unning DIfii LIVE or HORSE STAGES between
p--,Ssh Liberty and the Peaks of ouer, dstan Of
AMStMA M 10 milos) good road, connecting at Lib.
criy with the Mail Accommodation
Trains Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Fare Is
BY h1 arrangement passengers have pleasant evenings
ride and reach the Peaks before night where they will dnd
COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS aud no effort On
the the Proprietor spared render their scourn plcas
ant and agreeable having ample time 10 visit the top OF the
Peaks aud return To Liberty next morning
lie will also keep COMFORTABLE HACK At the Peaks
10 convey passengers through to buchanan distance of II
mlts They VIII there connect with Stages fer Natural
Ridge LexnR Roekbrige Alum Springs and the tcutr,
Railroad and another line from buchanan Dagger Springs
and Gr"euIier White sulphur Returning travellers from
the White sulphur and kockbrdgc Alum Springs ~ all
Times procure at buchanan TO niorscet with
line for Liberty.
lhs route i To the Greenhrrr White sulphur ns
other the and pleasant h, de hay
lug The advantages Of view from the Peaks OF otter and
ing the Natural bridge
- Visitors viii lind that The Peaks of otter Hotel has a
delightful and pleasant locality. the temperature being from
10 10 10 deHr, COULTER thsnin Liberty buchanan.
Will the above lines daring the summer and Fall
months. LEY 81 ltN WILKES.
iuiV IN.
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lpNANONAnlE REnsnHr.- nnr nccomn,.
MAY 2jrd. IT,
GEORGE, NJ. RUCKER,

1.ANCIlBt re. Va,
HAS just received the following very desirable Roods, -
which he Invites The attention OF his customers aud the
buyers of Dry Goods generally
SILK FruRes and Iasel Buttons assorted epor to mnte)
Black Moire Antique Ribbon Oor trimming BasqresD
Plaid and Checked Gughams,
Black Tamithu, beautiful Dress goods for mnufuinP)
Blue Maria Louise Pea Green and Black Mnuslns,
steel Spring skirts, tnssored styles very des,rabe)
v hacbone do
Black Antique Lace Nantes very beautiful and
extremely cheap
Black Chanila Lace Nantes, lin great yarieiyD
Irish Linens, Hosiery Alesanders KID Gloves sc sc,
All which will he sold extremely low, Those wishing to
the benefits resulting from the price
system greatly pruuoedby calling and
making their purchases from thm House q NJ r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

From WASHINGTON. - Was hngton, July Is.
-Adviees from our consul general in Alexan-
dra. Egypt, have been received, with news by
the erand mail from India. The muiiny u
mong the native troops was far more extensive
than represented. a long and bloody war is an.
,ieipatcd.
Gen. Herran is "xpected here to open negotia.
tions for the adjustment Of our New Granadian
dIfficutiee. He il fully empowered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

DEATH orc. II. SAUNDERS, THE ACroR.-We
have just heard. says the Boston Herald of the
10Th inst. the sad tiiings of the death of c. II.
Saunders. the widely known and highly gifted au-
thor and actor. He expired yesterday afternoon,
at his home in South Russell st, unconscious, but
in the midst of his family and friends His dis
ease was consumption of the bowels. He was
thirty nine years of age. He has left widow
and two children, and an an innumerable host of
friends to lament his loss. Mr.. Saunders n
native of Boston. and at early age exhibited
great talent for the stage. He made his first
appearance at the old Warren theatre, Feb. -.
1886, in the character of ''Carwn." He contn-
ued at the Warren afterwards the NationaD for
three seasons, and afterwards in some of the
Southern cities. He was subsequently engaged
at he Bowery, New York;st the Boston Museum.
aud many other estab shments 1t can be truly
said of him that he was invariably tavorlte with
the public Not only an actor was he cele
braied. His literary attainments were of a high
order, and his numerous dramatic contributions
were remarkably successful, and still rank among
orr popular acting pieces. As Il contributor to
the press, Mr.. Saunders also we'll known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT w Washington,
July 20. Robert Faruham. the oldest bookseller
and stationary vender in this CITY, was killed 10.
day on the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad.
He was standing on the track. when the Down
train struck him. instantly killing him and tori
bly, mangng his body. lie was man universal
ly respected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

WASHINGTON. July 20--Bsth Gov, Walk er
and Gen. Harvey have power under the discre,
'lonary orders heretofore transmitted, to detan
the troops destined for Utah, TO preserve the
peace Of Kansas.
Ebenezer Dodge has hecn appointed Surveyor
OF Customs ut Salem. aud Beverly. vice Mr.. JOS
SYN, removed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

THE CAPITOL OF MINNEsoTA.--St Paul. Jolly
l7.-Thc application for Il mandamus for the re-
moval of the CAPITOL from St. Paul to st, Peters,
has been refused by Judge Wilson, who decided
that aft or the Governor and Legislative Assem-.
bly, established temporary seat of government
at st. Paul. their power was exhausted. aud they
have no authority to locate it at another place.
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BEDFORD ALUM SPRINGS.

VuNuEsE Springs situated eleven nlles from lsnehburg
AMI tour the Forest Depot the Va 4 Tenn L. Il.
win always hc IN readiness 10
.engera to the Syringe The OF these Springs
fully established aud acknowledged by OF the
scnns Of hia rouniryt he SOVEREIGN
SPECIFIC Scroiua aud all cuanoous diseases II has
fucd otetng ot dyspepsia aud all womb dis
prolapsu utri and all kindred Diseases
lent amongst 1cmaloa
IA have been recently analysed by the
most rliahe Chemists United States
hy them Iodine than any mineral water
discovered ECuULS a DEWEY, Propts
luly ~ d1w Hciw
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u nov offer purchasers large assortment Of Cabinet
Furniture Northern city Manufacture NJ tho lneat
n, les aud deHgns embracing, part the following articles
aud ~ prices greatly reduced
Marble wootnp Etasere Sdnhoards serpcntipe plain
aud fancy BUREAUS with wood aud marble tops French, Goth
&c. Jenny Lind Cottage aud common post nedstonds Gard
Sofa side teuo Tables with wood and marble tops So
IN DyauR Teto Totes DttomAna Fooaoos Library tasea
Eazec Desks Ann RocknR aud Mahogany farlor Chairs
Hat Rack and Umbrella Stands and Hook ,easoa
Farmers socronrles aud Dcsks aud uarful arlee
WasisAns all kinda with wood aud marble tnnklnH
Glasses Inukara Patent Spring
bed The cheapest bed used mud warranted TO
give Hair aud hhuck Mai,rusaes
together with Article of furniture ured by House keep
All furniture sold packed without extra charge
o1uu A. WINSTON
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y.,.r,smoIN,A WHEAT DuILL wIrm

NTTNNJ NTTNNHNTNT NM bITT hvN TV-
Tho suhsorbora manufacturing tho above machine at
Campbell II aud DESTROYS of introducing them into
being assured that the farmers VII rea1e increase
crops s aud viii at lenst half Of the gua
where they thfir whcat BROADCAST. A pre-
arded To DIi all others AT thu, last Pe
tcrfhurg Fair which time have made Improve
ment on Attachment aud the stationary spouts
We the following certificates to the value of the
Dril
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

AVE open aud exhibition large and general AZ.
= y snrtmeut Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS HOUSEKEEPING Az
IiGiES, Sc. Ne,
TO which Invite the of the old friends and custom
ots uf the luuso q Will AS the trade generally
Merchants Farmers Mechanics Contractors and others Will
hnd II to their iuercst Ia give call Our
FOREIGN GOODS
have mostly been impaired ~ tho linnac, and our
AMERICAN GOODS
purchased direct the Manufacturers We feel assured that
offer Inducements unsnrpassedby any other House IN
this sertiou ri the State
nlers viii prompt satisfaction
tevd Can aud sce
ap EtdNcts tOIHOTNS, WHALING WILLS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

LATER FROM lIAvANA--AMERIcAN VESSEL
SEIZED New York; July l9.-Ihe stem ship
Black Warrior arrived to day, bringing Havana
dates to the 18th A Spanish sailor was report,
ted to have been killed in row with the crew of
the American barque Aberlina.- The police
took possession of the American vessel and no
one was allowed to &" on board except the Amer.
lean consul and deputy.
Sugars unchanged; stock $40 600 barrels
moasses $4,000 hogsheads. Exchange improved.
Freight dull.
The city was free from fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

KILLED By LIGHTNING. Boston, July 20
The Plume House at Fra nconia Notche IN the
White Mountains. was struck by lightning on
Saturday. and VIM II. Smith a merchant ct
Boston. and WIN. Blandon, clerk OF the hotel,
were killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

New York. July I6.-There has been great
excitement to-day along the shore, owing to a
threatened riot among the sailors, growing out
of the mo advance movement" An attempt
was made by the sailor landlords to prevent the
crew of the Z. p. Stringer from going on board
that ship. The mate was badly beaten and the
aid of the police invoked.
Trouble is also threatened in the street com
missoners office. Judge Davis has vacated the
writ ceriior and the Governors appoiDtee, Con.
over. is in possession. A large force ofpolice
have been detailed 10 guard the premises.
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UNITED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE!
To the Merchants, Mechanics and Professional
VUe.sO Of II basrO

Wen of BiynchburS,
md THE PTBLjC GENERdLL].
4 Ii PERSONS wishing to advertise their BUSINESS or
"A PROFESSION in the following for which am
: agent each Of them having LARGE CALCULATIONS in the
Western and South Western counties OF Virginia and East
Tennessee, will please call ON me-
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
RROWNLOW'S KNOXVILLE trcnn) WING.
NINDICATOR. Jonesborough Tenn.
D DAkEEYE STAR Lexington, Va
R TiR"iSnAI, Abingdon Va
fEN1aNEk4 Iiberty,va
SALEM REGIsrER Salem, Va
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL, ' w.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence drayscn co Va
DEMOCRAT. Frcsstlc Va
WESTERN STAR.
wYfHEvILLE TELEGRAPH, }wytbeville. Va
WYTHEYILLE TINES,
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monroe county va
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville TazeweH county, va -
Persons wishing advertise of the above papers WIN
iii d II TO their call at the once OF te
Lynchlurg Frgiuian, STAIRS where contracts VIII oe
made and advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
will also receive and forward advertising to any paper
III the United States A WADDLL
ap2ts Foreman Virginan Once.
ANGOEH BUSKINH.-A fresh supply at those
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Markets.

Nrw York, July q -Flourhas declined oaloc.-
Southern 81 5oas7 60. Whea, has advanced BE-
Southern red 81 Corn advanced &C. Mixed ss.
NnFnm Sixes %.
B,LrmonE July 2l..Fom Ia firm. Howard st,
81 80 city Mills new, 81 70. Wheat aetiyc--de-
cliuing tendency Red 81 GoaSl 70: White 81 GO
aSl 30. Corn duh White s7nsse; Yellow s9asi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

Ia Ia | Of MesBrp T.
FLYNN Co, last rail- t,cr Wheat Drills, with aurno
mafhm'hi "ea'h WIN 'e 'rt hn"n' iIee hon"f'u anu
and equal quantities of plaster per Tho wheat this
time much better 'han my broadcast h"n, which naa
plaster mud wheat acre The drilled wheat
much loss liable winter t ana stands airy "a w,",h"r
much better than that so"h broadcast as II pnt ~ ana coy
-, ,.
-. used FLYNN Cos Wheat pm with dunno attachment,
broadcast the sam land II there was any differ
enee in The land was IN aror Of Ih@i eroadrneh wa,
quantities of Roano The drilled presents much the best
an1 H. from present Appearance yield something like
fourth more 10 the acre than that broadcasod airnoi'
t TO mo net OF tho broadcast wheat being winter Killed
mh.n ,n' nr"a NJ" being "ya n''sny sn ms"
on and une'tonsy pronounce hs 70 be the sss, wheat
IN my crop. - PilLPT Wilhbhs'
GAmrntLt VovSff, June i'il lsaf
pure has cd last Fall que al La" rlynn& Cos wheat
Drl whc gave entire sllscpn ANA am also saIish
al both why's with The same amount Of haho nnd mud the
drilled to he far superior to me 6rosdea,' think inc great
wheat from u to 100 0uano IN prll as you can
from 200 Gown broadcast WA W. SCOTT
ANN asr coustY,VA.
.,,,n.rc
Ipntehnsei a wheat pm OF } " : tt,nn Co., and
m Implement which ss.} tanner ons TO have, as any
proYomcn's l"1poA' Of making !" The DHl lhave no doubt
1t the oes Dan tor the prize p'er oh cd :" ,hS public
- -. -, .,,
nave used one OF Inc Drum ~ Sowing "ht'' nnu woaid
hlshly ire'hhond Ito TIE Pnbh' a l" fopuo'
~, ,,, -,
ms IA 10 e"'tiy ihHt frihNrd 81 MONS Yum oo,
Wheat l last Fall aud used N III" Sreng o my crop OF
wheat an entirely saishtd WIN III" operation 81 me pfi
and tel co" htcd lhht nn'h shi qlhp,lf OF 'uao Is
required Wfh used lhe"nnec"h WIN me pilH 10 produce
the Same oec and mat the heat being deposited IN the fr
-, ~, st, XIX DE ana. ~ Iatar considor ho
main advnn,,gcs of tho p viii state further That tho SO
h"shoa ~, sIc,, With s.yv.d .i,h Tho DI bids far 10
make pat void while ttbnho sewn broadrss, will hard
" Weld laced Il j RENEIEY.
CAhfhtit COUNTY May ieth lroH
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Topeka Constitution Adopted.

Sr Lnrls, July 2l.-ropcka ndvces have been re-
cescd MP 10 the 10th inst Tho Cons ention had just
adjourned after taking strong position in favor of
the Topeka constitution and determined that Congress
shall admit Kansas under It, The census gives be-
tween 20 and 1000 votes
Gen. Lane authorized to organize the people
thoroughly to prepare themselves to defend tho bal
lodbox at the October elections.
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HECTOR DAVIS.


TuNO SHIPPERS TOBACCO WEST VIA
u BALTIMORE, Mi Tho undersigned Forwarding Mur
chants gents tho wanna karnbd at baltimore
respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO TO ALI
POINTS IN THE VEST AND sol llIWEST, and from
their acquaintance with the trade having been some
the consguees of large part Of the Tobacco going West
through Baltimore they aior thrms Ives that they give
satisfaction - shippers
Freight low othcr line
Consgnmens and the Wesi solicited aud pnnetualy
attended to. MAfRAW * K0oNS,
50 North htreei, baltimore.
Refer To Jacob IIenld Co. J Brandt ir BaidmoIci y
l., Dudley, w. Smith, McDnno llrr Preston, Miller &
CreushRw, Lynehburg Crenshaw 4 Co, Richmond
linn
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ritp am State Affairs.

W. call The attention OF Patrons 10 the advertise
ment of X. NJ Mckinney in another column. He is n
Young man of good Abilities aud we have no doubt il
good Teacher.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

wAsuSeros, July 2i.-The government has just
received dispatches from Gov Mcdary, Of Minnesota,
requesting authority to muster into SERVICE several
companies of volunteers for defence against the In
dams
Rumors state that 5000 Indians are concentrated
at the Lion agency, exhibiting bad state OF feeling
against the whites
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WILL select aud enter Government Lands with Cash
w make loan money western
and General Real Estate Business
throu ghout tho North-wcst. Address
BEEDE II MENDENHALL,
apt y Minneapolis, Minnesota.