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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

H5AH AWAY yesterday. from me ore" oi Pu.ihn s
"a Dar,- a a.. gro hoy. named HENRY icsk"r -.r.c
day oui II EInnovcr COMFY j, Henry i ycacs
old .rai.h .a.r AID brs.ht mah'to aH' ma
len ays lie i. acquainted about Richmond and !. no
4 ,uf; lurking about IN" city wi. give dollar an!
AL f..yg4a expense for III delivery tp s,r. Puii:aul
s. D...,. Hen:y "a. sod IN Redmond sometime las,
tall sv Tho Green of WarTrn0n, f,dgU.er c1uniy Va
nud may srn TO NJ any bacS by Central al.
RSaI
MAJ 1T WILLIAM K WILLIAM.
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PHILADELPHIA, MAKkET-. N.r .

IHI.ADELIHli MahhET-. WY :
! 4: Air.ras a.: noes hs-s nai hp en-rt upon 'Hs
S"' tor "stEcr Err1d-tU:'- "a Ton. Flour i he''
much nrmnr.s 5l. there IS :.ry i!tt!e export d'.i
and oly 90 barrel. .lsHdai brH 40. were dispose
80 - per 5oi wnchi- 'h- ~ form ss+'E: raj" Il! :.
IS in better demand. and -" bis .o'd n - =
Corn Meals uucr.nu,,i-.alr. OF ?OJ boi- P"En-y''
~ 3 - per bbl Gra!n-lacr. IL very HIe " Hra w.
ing, and i waa,.I SAL. q: good fena-yiSahi1 r.
~ per bus and white u - s. Dat. coh'h-.
fair d-msri. III, th-re are HuI many coming !o'
sales %. 1908 bus prl. Hl. III store. ri ). ~ c'h'
bus which lie further ai-snce, an! 80 od-nei. -
at Js c..
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United STATES TREASURY.

WAsmI>Gr0N, Nav l.-Ihc retriP's ri Tue F'H'.,
rs DrrhrImeE' Tor the quarter ending lst o. April
!; ,,.srly million and = half IT dollars. Tie eX-
r.n-.. q" Governments during the same time, amount
10 seventeen aud quarter millions OF doiIars
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NEW YORK coYwgRcl,l, LETTER
Lcorro.rana.ne- o. BE g.!.imore amerl..-

I'prrf -p1uI"uc- q: ;ae Baltimore tmeri~L
NV NoSE, ~ :
FLOUR N,.-.fu" inquiry for Western Canal T.
'sr Hni vSh moderate" arrivals price. of .ac on -
'r" ~ hotter. TIA" demand j. mainly tor III" trade
conhu"! 70 -" medium grades particularly tt
cI"m"HcT a. IN" weather has limited tne irar-.c'iHu'
..ul| pni- ~ =pan - tor common 20 good stat =
~ i"r ta;rs DO; >is, ~ FOR -lg-rflr Indians .
ind l""H;.en A5@n )" tor extfH d.. 81 sI-5
snoh eT'E" Ono S1s- Joy - q aud choice do
- - or "Htra lcne-e. and -lt - :, LOUIS 5fsa
Canadian Flour u N good r"gyr:t hni - better.
arrival a'r TAR Se- 81 =. :op b,.s a; = t 30 30
pcr7n", ma - 50a- - 'or extra do - thern Flour
FOOD rcgnr=; md With limited arrival price, 1 ~
.rsi.' are ~; h"ttr- tn" .7lc. sro > 40 DBL. "a,
in' rnx"r % good aDd-, and - js- tor ilsUr;"
: a3I "ytrf bran!..
GRAIN In" supply o. Whoa; - much below W.
'sl!crs an! prtce1 ~" a.1tn hrG@r. The sa'"s
5u.hei, sir 20 good VIM" SUa.h.rn al : Sosl
5u.hC's isIr wti'e N.--ogri ?. I :, no bUsa",-
rod SOUTHERN ~ T. and ! 0pJ hl-Eel- ;-ir H.H
Club a. 81, n s'a-e. Ey- j. Urn bu, quie; ~ IA
Barley heavy, -rcs II 100 bushels common -
Pa - Dl'- a." b"'t'- ami in good demand =; =
;.r >,a". sHi 'i7Hj Tor Western corn i. l. 5e''"r
II sCoi rc4Gr,t ia- ~" home a1I southern :rai@
arrivals afe rod"fae and ,acrc Is ula done IN h'a'
Y1r. Tn" sqi-s ere 900 bgsi... q: sUa-ic ioc W..
mixed, IL s-orc: -5r Tor Wes--ru yellow. ~ ~
'sn't". ard -, 'gr Ler=ry and Northern yellow
CcItOH.-tnacr he AREAS n. W. he mar.ei !.
corr" di.i ana l. lry. oar quotation. nut - con'ii'
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AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF

EosroS. May n.-'rh- amendments - the c"nsiltn'
ton whicn Were voted yesterday Were carr! ny
ia" aggregate 5..;.ss. tSsy aie: -. ina, ever
E"e. small BE- able 10 read the constitution u ne
Lag!sh Language, aud 10 write his own nel!= ~
Limits H. House Of Representatives 90 30 2e!no-Es
20 he elects! By districts. g. Provides 10: tn caoic-
OF ;o!Jy Senators 10 siasie districts Instead Of oy
Counties, es heretofore
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To The Ed.Aors of the Eaqwircr.

Thorn HILL. Orange Co. Va,
Mag Isl. 1857.
The congregation of '',5 Bsp::s: Church Of No-;h
Pamarksy :.:ei ar their monthly meeting on Sa.a.-
day ll;;. cl april las, an elsood Dr. Charles
Qus7ies Of Lcuis. county, 10 the Pastoral care Of
Caurch. The Doctor viii enter ur3" h.s duties
the iy;n dag Q: 49, r!o!.:. May the Lord bless bis
iaoors OF love abundantiyl
y The Religious iirta:d will please Copy.
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LIRE IN NORFOLK.

NORFOLK Nav 1.-The stables belonging I"
N..srs Manner Il Parker, and u ten pm alley BE-
longing TO Capt Gny. were entirely destroyed oy
fir. ua Sunday morning. Seven horses were burned
in the stable. The loss Is estimated at S!,"'". Inc
PROPERTY was not insu:rd
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titItlfI Ed,

MARRIED ON Thursdav April 23i. nj tn" second Rap',.'
Church ny the Re- K. g Howell. j, ID, Dr. Hto r.
STEEL. ot Richmond, 20 Miss MARY ANN only daughter
o.; i.:,m Hartman, Ed inre 0t Wmc"iirs. VI
- Wheeling Va, and Pit,bur-, Pa papers copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

SHIP AsHosE.-The ship Star OF Empire, Of Boston
Capt Ihay.r. IS DAYS from Calso. Win 2csnr, bound
To Hampton Roads, for orders. went ashore on thurs
day morning, - niles below Currituck inlet. The
ship ID large, new and heavy loaded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
TuE RJCHN0yD ENQuiRER.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

meeting Of the Democracy OF Richmond VIII be
held at Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening 'ih
OF Nav at O'Clock TO appoint delegates to the State
Convention to be held in this city on the l3;h May to
nominate a candidate for Attorney General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
ELECTION AZ YORK. PA


ioKK, Pa. May 2-Tha Democrats carried the
election in this borough TO-DAY. f@r the -s; time IN
forty years, e!-cting Pe;ar MtIayre chief burgess
b. 80 msor.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL

q coon STEAM Fi.riR MILL, with iour run 80
~ stones Th.s Nil, II navi-sbic river IN 81;
Wr>;"ra Virginia, wei! s:iGn.- Obtaining :rn!n tiG
,nd coal lately bulk. l.. ia fine running order and
g1rs 90. s-.lue.s -. s.i. alone. 10.
selling. s5r :lFth-! par::caar- enquire q:
THO4iS BLACKBOARD
HsT 5-ciCt- PsrSers5ur-. Wood county Va
SSArTiSi:S AND CARPET>-,-, u and b.;
Afa White Canton M,;tin.s be-: quality.
' ! ti.t Ret CnccS Canon Aalt:a.s. Oest quiy.
: ! rre-n Mating for CoGrt Houses
aLsO-Bea; In si.sh Tap Bru--cl, CARROTS.
Do do do Yoisn: do.
Three-Dly and Ingram do.
"a;ca VIII be- sold al OF prices casa pu.
chaser-. BY CHRISTIAN s LaTHROP,
May -. Main Stree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

REJECTION OF TIE DALLAS TREATY.
washington. May 1.-The rcp"r; "i the rrJ"rti"l
Of III. Dallas Clarendon treaty by England l. cor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

Thor. f.. cr.,, scarcity OF good lat mNst, h
br,,,. fi,i nrirc. Beet Br,rlc h, brought sl3 PEE
W.. G.or. inferior 20 good 10 20 Il 30, superior
rw, nor Mutton. = 90 - per cwt nc;', tor ~
sheen. Lambs $50 per head, according to qua.
Calves bring - ro g. ACCORDING 70 quaiHy
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STOCK AND MONEY MARKET


vjrgInlq t. per cent S2l sud interest.
K,,i. rr,urr.,i by 10 .;t'iir so md in'sr"s'.
Richmond civ Bonds S93 and interest.
s,urh. ~,d,. K,ul ROADS, guaranteed By Petersbur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

BALTIMORE. MAY I.-F'oUr is firm. and hoIh'
.rs demand S6 ~, but there u" Sa!r- hem Is
firm with tendency upwards st-s OF red q" - de"
CoIn-wbitc - 10 > cts yellow 80 t"'O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

Boston. per ct. premium
N,rra and South Car. Ia, money per e. di.cOl
Eo..- MT rer lyrG "u d"rorIs Dy the Bank
No,.- 81 r.. luiepeu4rnJ BanHs located At iuacc-''
uonr- wr"ous hauk7 aud branches; also n. .
and old note. Of the Bank ~" Valley amd Indsy'
Won,.y Iuuk-' s'Iinr"o. Tor 10. ."ason Bans,
counting il. proportion 9 ,hr.r Receipts. which al" b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

NEW YORK. MAY i Flour is bu"ysnt At Satur-
day. rates. Wheat i quefi whit : 81 I" - =
Holders demand an advance. Corn i bnoYHh 7a'es
ut mixed nomJnay. n Stc:s. Stocks are du..
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yEw YORK c.Assrr,cArro.

CCFEEE--tl .!ud- re FIR! ar! consider 4: ne
tnsf u" Faa'- rs, been fairly rc:i.e. The -s' ~
bags S!9 a, !.s!i CO ~ ais java AZ -; CT aHl
bags !f!sZ. Costa Rica on pirate terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

SRlliSUN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ All who
~ nave used * 20 De- th- bs-t aui uilui art
c.. or hr4nn. TOBACCO ooves Sc. being o; he most
brilliant -st aud warranted ia lie inpa., any els.
agreeable smell! For sa- oa!y ~ DOVE & co.
:Isy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

AUGUSTA C"UNrY.--A, meeting If the D-rGocra
tic party of Augusta, the - Ia ult., deegais
selected to the Convention IN reference 10 the A,tnr
ney G-n-ral-hip The following resolution amona
others, was passed:
Resolved. That this meeting H., most earnestly re
commend Col. VIM. II. Ilarmsn candidate for the
office o. Attorney General ri hi. State, Hmi that hi-
high moral qualities; his integrity public officer
his a!tanmenis and abilities lawyer, ard hi-
fni;hiulness and zeal a u Democrat. al quality him
FOR said Office, and ent- hun 10 the support Of the
Democratic party Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

TIE FEDERAL CorRr. Says the ksnawha Il phi
hrG"i adjourned OF Friday sst. The only case tried,
that u! J"unthan Caste. msil carrier, charged
with rnfioining letter from IN" mail III jackson
county. The iury found him guilty, and h" was sen.
fenced Ia paw line OF dollar and be- imprisoned
in the county Jail six months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

RELIGIoC,.-Thn Western Virginia C"nier"uc"
which met nj Muundsvril. The lGjh, determined by
q decided Ia rai.- NJ i-as; s. S'h ihr prr--Hi
year Tor the missionary cnusr. the nmouGt OF ms
siunsry funds collected l"r the yeer $50 shown
falling III. There arr eishtyire ministers in the
Conference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

ST.. Paws OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CEREM"SY.-
The ceremony Of Confirmation, at Saint Psul's.
on Sunday last, Of the most interesting 20
lemn and imposing witnessed IN thi- CITY. ThHf
cspacous and beautiful church filed 20 overflow
ing bv one IT the largest and most respectful an
Gience. which ever assembled within lis walls
After the usual services the rites of contention
s.re performed Ivy the venerable Bishop MFAph, OF
this Diocese, wia prefac-d the solemn ceremony by
An address, characterized by great -oqu"ncr and
i-"lug. lie referr"d in appropriate and m@rifsd
terms III praise. I" the excellent condition ui Ia! con
gr-gation w"r-hpne in that church, aud H. liz happy
results ui tie Christian lEbo.s had active, >"ep---
z-a t their present Gliabte, able and accomplished
minister. His labora, aud hnr- ~ has predecessors,
had been 80 well rewarded the: III. cuntirnhtIo lis
exceeded IN nu;nber ANY winch had taken place IN
this ely Tor II year-. N-srly y persons, embracing
the Young and the beautiful, the gifted aH accom-
pii.!e,i the old and the middle aged, were, IN sun
day, united 10 tie Episcopal Church. as members oi
the congregation ni ST. rauis.
The scene around the crowded church. tue dense
thrOug ol hnr-iin. p-n-m.s. the venerable nfect "i
The highest unctl"nary the church, the deep rev-
rental attention o the vast congregation, the c-rr
vuc. and eloquent e<0TtGiinus 81 tI- Bishop. inHd-
the -c.lr one oG profound interest /" signt 80 tai
al all that was good ANA holy, cheering IL The heart
oi faithful ni.i-;r lofty in rs teachings :" ;h"s-
wbo Witnessed II, aura iGn pleasure nom the prili-
OF political excitement aud ambition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

The following offices are held by citizens OF Tide
Water Virginia vino we're citizens OF either Ric
lnond or Henrco, wnea elected aud appointed 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

CROPS ~ F,UQCTEE "A writer in the A'e&Irdris
Seniur! says 81 lave ju-t returned from v,-i, r.
f.uquirr. Ny lics:! almost sirk-md at the sad pros.
poets OF The farmers. Wheat J. looking less like mai:
IN crap lhsn ever saw it.
FrREIES's Eisrr.-yh- Aid Fire Company of Ncr
folk, commanded by Col. y. e. kIng, in end making
an excursion 10 Richmond in the csry par; C: the
nrrscnt mnnth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

~ Tn" following quotations are Wholesale f.,
,rdcr- higher price. viii be charged:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

The letter of DIR. Palteson accepting the MN
instion Of his party friends for seat IN The
senate from the Amherst District. presents
with clearness and vigor. the right of Virginia to
share in the benefits of the Public Lands and tho
gFea, and insolersble wrong done her people aud
herself by excluding her from such participation
II will be impossible for his competitor TO meet
him on this qne-ion--fnr apart from the fact
that argunrnt.histnry. right, aud equity are all on
the side If the Doctor. h. competitor has been.
until very recently. amnag The advocates OF Dis
irbutinn. Uppn thr abstract and general qde-'
tim he never bad any constitutional ar other di-
fcuty. How then ran b" oppose Virginia re-
ceiving the III re To which ebe i entitled. when
otherwise it will be appropriated by other States
We are gla4 10 have favorable accounts Of the
spir, Of the y his- and Americans in this Dis
tfict They 81 hat they have standard bearer
worthy Of or oau-r aud worthy 81 then.eyes
in their talented. popular AMI pubic spirited
nominee: they know tbst by proper eIettion
they can carry the District. AMI that e1cftinn
fbey inteud L. mike. Thy have no greater dr.
ps-i,inn tho n the people Of Bedford IL be repre-
~sufeJ b.. revolving politician. and Thy Speei
10 administer To all impatient aud over ambitious
aspirant- a saiutary lesson IN the doom they
design fer the ID mocrsiic candidate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

We iind the follawins one # onr ekch'"g
-;
one ~ The biggest speeulaiions If modern times
i the Illinois Central Railroad. Congress granted
Ia the company. for the pnrpose OF aiding IN lis
construction. several millions of acres OF III" pub
liz. tlasnaiti nut # the .a- Il winch. IN The first
,iesrn months ii fbr pat year. sl.4ol,ab1 were
reaiiz H. nj an average It SIS per acre. How
much wa sull previously We ARE not informed.
bit the receipts were probably trehi" that sum.
The cnnptny ,lilI haye one million acrro ON
hand, for vii ola thy demand SIS per acre, aud
before il i Ipf Disposed of they will doubtless
advance Ia $50 an acre and get the ,Gm of thur
~ ar fnrty miiIinns more. The whnle cost ut the
roal wa. not more than twenty millions at dei
lor-, aud tai- corporation La received from Con
eres~ u bounty Tor its construction. out of which
they will realize fifty aud probably sixty millions
of do ar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
sIltit.c OF .EfnIukofI. ~

The Legislature of France ut the request ot
the Elnoefor. ha, conferred on Marshal PrIssier
the title Of ID IKE 81 Nlalakoff, with donation
f hundred Thousand francs Il year IL support
The dignity ci the title, and the establishment in
hi family If thu principle of prilnogeniture 1t
i discailned ihet be Emperor wishes 10 depart
from the principle c"n,ecrated by the rcvaiu-
ton nt -. He even approves III" abolition of
the law of primpgeniture. But the case al Mar
hal Pcs.ior j. 10 be considered an exceptional
one. France claims that the memory of The
greot icn accomplished by her arms at Sebnsto-
pol should be perpetpated in the person "f lis
hero. and hence tn title al "Dake of Malak If
has been conferred upon prlisscr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

Some of the Partisan bellies have If late indnl
god 10 considerable extent in round hats the
most adventurous innovation which has been at
tempted for wears: and their example ha- been
fanVrd by few who order their costumes di
rect from the capital of that capricious r'ign
- Fashion. They are worn rs vet only in The
carringe at the eprrn: not having been summed
in the open street. But like birds that herald
tie approach of summer, they Indicate waver-
ing and prospective mutation in tnstr. and if they
advance in favor may he "ihe rag by Octo.
her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

a correspondent of the Savannah Republican.
writing from Brunswick, Geo, is responsible for
the i"losing:
heard good Joke connected with the lnte
Examinations here ON the receipt of the news of
the passa % f the Navy Yard hil. \ German
painter "mpioyed To- letter the ran>parcncos. in
copying from the manuscript. which was MOI W
ry lrgihle, and attempting To decphe, the wards.
No Main Trnnk," could only make out the first
words Ia be- No Nan This settled. he very nam.
rally concluded. that thele must he mi,taka in
the first letter ) of the last word; so TO make thr
whole consistent. and curry ont what he coneeiv.
ed TO be the real intention Of The writer, he pain
ted. III conspicuous letters, No Man Drunk"
This transparency, am told, was kept out of the
procession.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

ltDI 'Ep, March % %
Messrs. Editors: " J. nm through the Nir-
gilman that the Nh.ss cad americans have nomi
mated Brown and Ninghelu for the House of
Delegates, and jus. +. Johnston for the senate.
1t is indeed glorious ticket. and one that has
infused more ardor iuta our ranks in hi, section
If the county, Than We have seen for hong
time. II is ticket of which may well be-
proud. With tie fearless and indoraiinblr
Wlnghcld. aud the M less gallant and whole
souled Brown. aided by distinguished Sena-
tor, we viii bent the ring streak.d and striped"
ticket all te'ion! Then &c arms We Wings and
Americans. aud agaia
strike for your aSrs fires
stsikr tr the Frccu graves 4 your siros--
God, gs-i yoHr native idnd--
yea aud far the Ppbitc Lands loo.
Yours, ITALY.
BEDFORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

u ashlugtsn. he de- as fbl, "A fitting occasion L.
state tht ihe A--oeiatian j. under the DIRECTION
# Central Commit -, formed bv the southern
MairHn. IN Nav. i-55; which is noninally oea-
ted at Richmond, hu, II make it as national "a
circum -iBnce- viii permli. IL J.. designed To add
Il member from every State, which unitr- with
ihs Association by the contribution # it, eli
gems. The regulations Il this association pro-
side FIR each stsie.t have charge Of il local
operations. but IN default of regular organization
those duties fall 10 the Central Committee. Pa
pers giving further information. and the sub
satipiion papers To he used Registry for
Subscribers. can be- obtained by application
II This committee.
In order to extend the privilege To ms many pa
triois as possible the contribution If ! viii -.
cur ''membersbip" aud entiile the giYer 10 hase
hi or her name enrolled in that Registry of
Fame'-the Mount Vernon Purchase book"
Subscribers for irgrr sums VII be clas-ed as
donors also. All dnnaiien- of 80 aud upwards
s be gratefully Acknowledged IN the Monthly
Reports" of the Central Committee, III order that
aur country at largr may learn the names of her
generous patriots. The organ, t,r the Central
Committee. are the southern Literary Me--en-
ger. Richmond, Va. and Godey's Lady, Book,
Philadelphia. Prnn. hut We earnestly hope TINT
all friendly papers will give thess Reports an in
-erilpn
\, the name. sum and residence every mem
her to lie Published in book. aud copies TO be
Deposited ut Mount Vernon, ia tile archives of
very STATE in the Union, aud 10 be member
,JI Loreaf,er la ,.,araed ns . nrcrino. nnyi-
- il !. i,oon,tant to g,ard ,,Bin.t all contin.
.,.i. ,,Ii,L ,,;.,Lt ,,I.,. f-o, car, To-. coll.c
,,,.. ;nno.tor.. ar ,nnil-. c,o.iae the omission
=, n.,=.,d non. nt,n If f5nd.. therefore,
~ shn hereafter pursue III plan of fnbli -hlng
IL each Stat the names af all Subscribers in that
~,,te, n- ihr, are reported from time to time in
. ..,sn,,,r If o.,,..r,,l circulation +, IN. rccord
81 a. II. uouG Ig,uoa orpao of the State
This will not only secure an curly correction of
errors, promp: and systematic action, an accu.
rae knowledp oil the amount subscribed and
paid in, but will also lessen the immense amount
If Iabo, eniaed by our contemplated published
registry. II will be the duty Of tho PRINCIPAL
Director in each State IL see This done, To file
the papers. and have them carefully Transmitted
To the i Vice President If the Central Com
nittee for future complln;ion We ieel assured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
4 Barley 'Bhr0logsnn.

An old negro near Victoria. Texas. who WAS
The only Baptist in the neighborhood. always
stuck up for his own f,ith,' and was ready
with Il reason for it, although he was unable to
read a word. This was the way he put EN-
down" You kin read, now, kcant Won"
'Aes.' "WeN. ,'pose you've read the Bhe!
hant YOU" "ie,." you've read about John
de Baptist, haint y"n!' "Ye-" We'll, you
never reed about Joha de Nft9odis. did YOU!
You see has de Bible on my sle, den. Yah.
VA a hl'
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VIM. c. Tourney, Esq has taken the field
for Congress in The Petersburg District against
Hon VIM. o. Goode. We admire Mr. Flour
noy's pluck. He does not acknowledge that
incumbency gives life tenure to Office. and, so.
bravrly takes the field, uninimdaied by any
fear of the party whips. His example may be
followed profiably in other districts Shall we
n"t have contest in this and the Amherst Dis.
tiets, also
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singing.

a New York paper says: \ few Sunday ngo,
at one of our suburban churehe. the choir sing
hymn IL tune which com : as follows: NV
popr pal-my poor pol-iny poor polluted heart >
Another line received the following rendering:
And in the pi-and in the pi-and in the pious
h" delights. And still another was sung : An |
take thy pil-and take thy pil-and take thy
nilnri1u LnIne.
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