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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29
IAfESI NEWS,

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION OF tEoaiA.
Augusta, Ga..Jnne 26-fhe Democratic State
Convention yesterday nj Millrdscve. adopted
resolutions in favor Of the Cincinnati, platform
denonnriug Gov. Walkers course in Kansas.
ltisnow ball,tiug FIR Governor.
lSFCoND DISPATCH
AuGVSrA Ca. June = Thu resolutions Of
the Georgia State Convention express confidence
In Pr"sidrui buchanan. Fiat relating Ia Gov.
" nlker, OF kan~as, read TIM:
Resolved, that the innug anal address Il Gov.
gfes> should admit Kansas int" the Union. nnd in
attempting to dictate Ia suhmis lien nt the cen
>tltutIou tnr ratification, and To what class of
persons II should he submitted constitutes II pre-
SamPiu"uS lnteltereneeiu matters over which he
HI, II" legal control, an the addre ss.in eA-
pressing his official oninien n To kun-a- heeom-
ing II free state, aud IN presenting Arguments IL
support that side OF the question, is gross de-
par'ure from 1he prineiple of non intervention
nd neutrality, which We're established by the
KANSAS Nebraska bill, and the Convention has
ull confidence that Mr. Bachanan will manifest
lis fidelity To the principles which carried him
nto office, by ,ecalling GOV. Walker.
After tw" unsuccessful ballots Gov. Gardner
vas Withdrawn.
The last ballot stood; Lumpkn 10, Lamar
Id There was much excitement among the
respective friends at thu candidates.
\ Committee nt conference was appointed.
Hon. \. II. stephens was re.nominuted for
Congress.
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ART lTEM.-N lork. June 10 The Dnssel
dnrt Of Ga Irry OWNED 10y Il g Baker, has been
bought toy the Cosmopolitan Association for so
zoe and with tn Cieek Slave, Will be dstribu-
ted in January next.
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tAIIrORNGA OVERLAND ROUTE. >hiueton
June 20 i he Cnelaet Ia. day fixed the points al
the overland California mnil. and returned il H.
the Postmaster t,tntlai IL award the contr..cts.
II Is generally hebeyed il will start from Mem
phis, touching at Forts Smith unN Donna Anna,
aud end at Font una.
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MAlNa PoLImcs. yBangnr, June %. Iho
Republican State Convention has nominated
Lot VI Morrill, for Governor hv "a vote of ~ ;.
gainst 10. Resolutions passed advsine II
stronger viudjcutiop of State sovereignty GA The
part of IN" Free States eonlemnng the bred
Scott decisions: tavo,ing the election of Federal
officers by the popular vote aud recommending
the withdrawal OF the liquor question from poll
tics
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DEpARTuEE OF THE kANGAKoo New York
June % he screw steamship Kangaroo. Cap
,ain J,frc>, sailed for Liverpool this mornln,
with 1870 passengers.
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ANOTHER FRrsnEr AT PtNN YAN, n Y
Albany \ Y, jun 25-rhr State Canal com
missioner has received information OF ane ,hrr
destructive heshcl nj Penn Yam. causing an i'm
men-e damage IL TIN Canhl, aud washing out the
grrater rnrllnn Of the hAnks.
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GasaGtsnA up. ~ CO.,
w Nboi,~nlr md Retail liroCer-,
COMMISSION FbliM AHDiNG MERCHANTS aud
manufacturers Of SMOKING ANo CHEWING TOBACCO,
81 cCorkr Jenes MAIN STREET, LYNCH
Va viii give parcuar attention tn the sale Of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN BACON, LARD, BUT TER, &c. Liberal
viii br mao all gnnonls, when required
M
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AucT.ON Avn COmmlssION mOUSE

FOR TIE SALE or NEGRoES ONLY.
II VI puIIbA " n 60, solicit the patron
uDs their friends generally and pledge heusclvcsto
lN the interest of all
leaving property in their hands Tor eale
N. Punm, the senior In the concern, having
been the fu the last Ia years aaites hso that
he satisfaction all his Liberal
will br made Safe and healthy places provided
conin, slaves Board AT 30 cts per day
always bc found nt the old stand Wall st Rich
Va competent person VIII Always be the
boat 10 take charge Of negroes Oh thelr ARRIVAL
u. NJ. TLLiAM,
10 pIIIIAM
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GEORGE NJ. Et'CKIR,
L}NuIfBrEr, VA,
EHAS Just received ths fanovnf ,rry ar.aie god. 4,
wtc, heh,iies the atieo,nu 81 his aud the
buy ors OF Dr} Gnads geHefAiy;
S,s }rnp, fass,i Hut,us n. orad e,ara 10 uscb)
Il ac. Mrrr Antique IHhhup. lhp trimming BasqnoaJ
Plaid ana taefkat GmRhams,
HIark I.uto a beanufd prcs. gods fl ueuneg5
Say Bloc Maria Lpnise. Pa 'iracI tnd Baek uansins
Steel srIus skirts tass9it"d s1 I'' vrry desiadrJ
Black Morc Antique aud Lace lanca 6ery anliiul
BLACK ChanoIs I.aee M,afI',. an great ,uety1
All wjH, vii IL ald extremely low Thssa wishing
hcnlyeso the brno6ts resulting from The price
sgs,n hui their greatly promoted by calling
making lbcf purchases from tins House. q. NJ. Il.
=! Is
LNOK sALs-Frn sh".e- s,o,. i" the Er"nL-
y lin BuiduB aud Loan Association Apply at this ONCE
ie Its
uN.TxsghsONs ~ ut~Hs.-rKOE. \. u.
4 1EI.TuW having established MUSICAL ACADEMY
In this Cy is prepared to Civ" Lessons the pioiin
GAsfa Flute oaneo &c and all the varonA Brass fnsiru
lie VIII also give Ha,moac Istrac'ons OF lessons in
From theoretical aud practical experience In Music
he feels confident Of giving entire satisfaction to his pupils
y I-Musc arranged Tor Brass and String Bands Piano
Fore A1c., on the liberal
Enrauc, to Academy Kycs Corner First Alley nearly
opposite thu Vhsnian ohhce apr l2awls
A LARGE STOCK STRAW GOoDs-wE
selected STOCK OF STRAW GOODS. before in this
market such Misses Flats Of the newest styles Boys and
Chds Fancy and Plain ieghon Hats Of the andsomest pat
addition the vaTous styles If English straw
and see hcul at l.. l.. ARMIsrEADs,
j. Pats Rep copy. Near Farmers Bank,
A.TRAw G00Ds.-Ny spring and summer
- supply Of ephorn Panama, Sctnotts Marcabo amlsaf
hand Among them the Gents Black Lcghorn suitable for
Cercymcn lap p P SEABliRY-
NrVTsCE.- 'Thc subscriber has on hnnd II large
~ lot Whisky winch he will sell to the Trade
modsing Buyer would do well to him call DO
may l!.i2,wifls N. c. TALIArEnRo.
Res,
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

PMNi1S Watering Place iaNorahy to the public,
will beuptued for the reception of yisiipi the LIST day
OF June next
The proprc,os happy to that they
have al The services General Manager, of JNo T.
American Ito a. Richmond Va whose
perencc the Hotel Business and ell
gentleman and caterer sufficient that
effort vii be made TO give satisfaction guests.
The curative properties of this water, AMI eff
ali Diseases the Stomach Liver Bowels Nervous
System &c well atte.tcd 10y the CALM st mi
racuIous which have been effected by its We refer with
nhdeDce to all the former patrons of The place.
complete BATHING ESTABLISHMENT has since last
been added to the comfort
visitors tor further particulars refer the Cards, be
found in Hotels. CaIs, Steamboats,. &c
spl ndd line OF Four Horse Coaches will visitors
from Shaw lille this place y miles, good with
only one hill between the points
BRIDGES & HOLT, Propretors
JOHN Z. LEE, Manager
ma % dl eodm.andw 2aaug
CANDLES. We nave now in store for sale
~ 80 Boxes Tallow Candies,
30 Adamaniine -
40 Mtebes II ydrauic presseddo, In fancy and plain
Boxes prime article for family use, all Of which
will sell low. LEE, JOHNSON co.
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lnuAAs NIL, tDoAlt wiuTEBEAD.
late Inspector al Martins Hnehons
uuIss. n " lsRt EBEAD,
san ,n -siou Merchants,
For he Of other Produce,
YNcHnuna having formed aeaparinership for the pur
pose 6lng general Commission Basness will thSli
lludi all c0nsiRnments made To them
the Store George u DAVIS and next door to
u fucker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. H. l-57. THOMAS q HILL
Refer Capt Jno Otcy Cashier Bank OF Va. u. ID Ds
Wis 1no \ Dnv.sN CO. Ahlnl NJ aarlaid Amherst Mayo
tabel Nelson X G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
Innl I'D
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lie ton Engineer aud Frederick knsch and q. Heinrich
Architects aud DrmKbtsmeu prepared TO furnish Designs
and all kinds of buildings and
Special viii be aid To the construction Of
work charge surveys of Land Mines and
liuafs be and the
proved plsna. Address II. EkALL,
nov I.lNets architect, Richmond Va.
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~ 10 purchase for southern Market. It"J Ncgroos
the 10 which he will pay the
Richmond cash prices Persons having such dispose
would do we'll give him call before selling He hc
found NJ " IL Moby X Auction House Henry Duuung
tons Oficc. Address +. NJ. DUNAINGTON
"a, tI7i,
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mo. II. 81 sANtEs. xKEE,
4 laillI ii aisrIl II Gca IA n n

LfkcHBURo, VA,
Their services ia" planters aud the public generally for
The Tobacco, Wheat Io and other produce. They
experience of 10 10 - will enable them
rive general sniiciiuu, Thelr Office Younger q
smths "a doors the the lianks which enables them
10 pay the Planters ton their Tobacco without delay.
JND IL. Il SAML TYREE.
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Amount due Treasurer, November 1876, SO 05 cts.
Respectfully submitted,
MARY Z. OTEY.
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ground Plaster which vii be Id the
h sut by apply thu
dersigncd door Mcssis lrby : Saunders
ian "a d NGm g. f. IlfGHFlELU. Act
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4 usTIN VI. TRIPLE,

WILLS, KAWhs<- n co, General Cesa-
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL. AGENTS
the sale OF MANUFACruRED TOBACCO. Stores No.
u and - Drawer OF IehaPtouas street. Now Or
teams.
RErFnfEeEs -Armlsead& Warwick Capt. John NJ otsy.
san tel
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS AMI AGENTS FOR SALE
OF VIRGINIA NANtFAeItkED TOBACCO.
Liberal nd, auc,H nn tfuHiEumenta
Atr.lHktsC. ApAMs~ connected with this house.
JANIS A tushuLlN, RubI NJ ADAMS.
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~ btHrbburG. va
Farmers and Planters and tn Travelling community look
your interest bns good the market
will afford My HOUSE Is and comfortable;
my Beds CLEAN aud my Stable good and airy with
plenty o good feed aud good Osller
intention keep good 1use, and to furnish
guests at the hghct d that can be obtained but At the
lowest price TINT he Afforded prefer buying provisions
from hctaruers Will Fy the highest cash price
Jc of every description We lave hno Spring Of pure
JOHN L, DAN klNS,
ia lots Proprietor
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~ Ill SOLICIT and cutter DO ernment lands with Cash
w Wnrranta make invrilmenta loan money (nt wcster
rtea pny taxes nefai u"al Estate Buslne
throughout the Notlh wcsl Adde4s
RElDE a MENDENUAIJ,
an 1ly Minneapolis, Minnesota
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acts.

Nrw NoRk June 27.--tlour Is lower anl dcprcs-
sod State 81 coast DO, Southern 81 3aaS7 Co
" heat unchanged.
Miypd Corn q
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Marine Disaster.

AUGUSTA. Ga, juno 21--Thn Democratic Convcn-
ton held here hnre nominated Judge Joseph Brown
luAL.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


OfWUFO
Z No AND COMMISSION MIR HAST. PARs ElssspHa
"a, S,niharn Terra taltiuafo aHd Dlfa Railroad
: q rfegl baltimore To fhrkerflnrR
Winding snncnt. via Pare rsbnrg VIII save 100 miles u
river Ig4an This road iih the Marietta and
Cincinnati daily lae 81 Steamers to Cnrinna
Louisville II Oilers aled faeiiesto shippers.
NEFFH 40
Jfsse Iiar CO. VIM n. kfrd Dr.. j. u. Bafkfofd
f4H,hhnrg Whlfrr HeA. aiexrel 4 Grafton, Baltimore
Smith Cashier Western Bank Va, Pafkersburg.
, 1857-02-13
No. 3.

Resolution allowing Doctor Z. X. Kane. and the Of
ncers associated with him in their late Expedition
% the Arctic seas, in search Of Sir John Franklin
to accept such Token OF Acknowledgment from the
Government Of Great Britain A. il may please to
present.
Whereas, the President Of the United States has
communicated 10 Congress a request from the Gov
enment Of Great Britain that permission should be
given by this Government allowing Doctor Elisha X.
Kane Passed Assistant Surgeon in the Navy Of the
United States, and the officers who with him Ia
his late expedition 10 the Arctic in search OF SiI
John Franklin, to accept from the Government Ol
Great Britain some token Of thankfulness,n and a.
a memorial OF the sense entertained by that Govern
meht Of their srdnous and generous services 10
that behalf-
BE 1t therefore resolved by the Senate and Houze Of
Representatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That Congress hereby consents
hat DR.. Elisha X. Kane, Of the Navy Of the United
States and such Of the officers who were with him In
the expedition Aforesaid as may yet remain in the
service Of the United States, may accept from the
Government Of Great Britain such token Of the char
aeter aforesaid 1t may be the pleasure Of that gov
eminent TO present 10 them.
Approved, August 30, 1856.
, 1857-02-13

AN ACT making appropriations for the support Of
the Military Academy for the year ending the thir
teth of June, eighteen hundred and flty-seyen.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled That the following be, and the
same are hereby, appropriated, out OF any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the sup
port Of the Military Academy, for the year ending the
thrtieth OF June thousand eight hundred and hf
ty-seven -
clans, ninety-one thousand one hundred and sx dol
lars.
= For commutaton Of subsistence, two thousand and
forty-four dollars.
For forage for officers horses, eight hundred and
slNty-iour dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, as follows re
pains and Improvements, fuel aud apparatus, forage
postage, stationery transportation printing clerks
mcnts Of instruction. thirty -four thousand seven hun
dred and ninety dollars.
For gradual increase and expense Of library, one
Thousand dollars.
For expenses Of the board Of visitors three thousand
dollars.
For forage for artillery and cavalry horses, eight
teousand six hundred and forty dollars.
For replacing dead and worn out cavalry and artil
lery horses one thousand dollars.
For repairs and additions 10 proiessors' quarters
five thousand dollars.
For furniture for hospital for cadets. one hundred
and fifty dollars.
FOR a gun pendulum, six hundred dollars.
For public clock, seven hundred dollars.
For additional stables for dragons and artillery
horses, ten thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted That the amounts
disbursed, or that may y disbursed ont of moneys
appropriated for the support Of the Military Academy
by the acts of May tenth. eighteen hundred and ity
four, and March third. eighteen hundred and fifty
five, in payment Of additional Compensation to the
librarian assistant librarian, and certain enlisted men
at that post be passed In the credit OF the dsbnrsnp
officer Provided, That the additional nav to said Ii
brarian, and assistant librarian shall not exceed the
sum OF one hundred and twenty dollars each per an
mum, and to the non-commiSsioned officer in charge
Of mechanics and other labor at the post the soldier
acting clerk in the adiutants Office and the four
enlisted men in the philosophical and chemical de
partments, and lthographic office not exceeding the
sum Of fifty dollars each per annum and that like
measure Of compensation be hereby authorized to be
/ allowed hereafter for said services respectively
Sec. And be it further enacted That the Secretary
Of the Senate furnish annually the library Of the Nil
ments Published by the Senate.
Approved, April %, 1861
, 1857-02-13
Approved, April 5, 1856.


ANA(T to constitute the Cities of Hannibal Nilsson
L3fs,t, and Peoria, Illinois, Ports Of Delivery.
~ taaeted By the Senate and HOUSE of Rrpreseni-
atires 81 he URted States Of AmeTioa IN Congress
assembled, That the city Of Hannibal, In the State Of
Missouri, shall be and is hereby constituted port Of
delivery, annexed to and made part Of the collection
district Of New Orleans and shall be subject TO the
same regulations and restrictions other ports Of de
livery in the United States and all the privileges and
facilities afforded by the act Of Congress Of the second
March eighteen hundred and thirtyone, entitled "An
act allowing the duties on foreign merchandise import
ed into Pittsburgh, Wheeling Cincinnati, Louisville
St. lonis Nashville, and Natehez to be secured and
paid at those places shall be and hereby extend
ed 10 said port. surveyor Of the customs shall be
appointed 70 reside At said port and perform the duties
prescribed by law, and shall receive in full cumpensa-
ton for his services salary Of one thousand dollars
per annum.
Sec. ?. Ind b. IL further enacted. That Peoria, in
the State Of Illinois, be and is hereby constituted
port Of delivery within the collection district Of New
Orleans and there shall be appointed surveyor Of the
customs for such port, who shall be resident thereat
said surveyor shall perform the duties and receive the
salary and emoluments prescribed by the act Of Con
gress approved the second day Of March, eighteen
hundred and thrtyone, entitled An act allowing the
duties on foreign merchandise imported into Pitts
burgh. Wheeling, Cincinnati ST Louis Nashville and
Natchez, to be secured and paid at those places
Approved April 5, 1856.
, 1857-02-13
Notice.

THE undersigned being engaged in preparing Regi.
mental muster Rolls of the lst and "a Regiments
Of W. 7. Volunteers for transmission to the Depart
ment of War, hereby requests all officers who have
commanded companies accepted into the service Of
the United States by Acting Governor Mason or Gov
ernor /. l. Stevens, to send TO the Office OF the Adu
tant General of W. 7. volunteers, at Olympia, copy
Of their last muster roll containing the names Of ali
officers and men who have at any time belonged to
their companies. Note the dates OF entry into changes
Of rank during, and expiration Of service, Of each
person, amount Of charges for Government property
drawn, and not turned in accounted for-and such
remarks set opposite each name as will enable the
officer soldier to have his accounts settled by the
last muster or discharge roll.
JAMES TILTON,
Adjt. Gen. W. 7. Vol. Forces.
Sept. 10, 1856. 45tf
, 1857-02-13
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maintaining the peaeeabe disposition Of the Indian
tribes on the Pacific, and for other purposes
Be IL enaetsd by the Senate and House Of Reprs'enf
a,irs, Of ths United States Of America in COngTfI,
assepbISd, That the sum OF three hundred thousand
dollars he aud the same is hereby appropriated, out Of
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropra
ted TO be expended under the direction OF the Presi
dent Of the United States for restoring and maintain
ng the peaceablc disposition of the Indian tribes on
the Pacific.
Sec q And be il further enacted, That the sum ol
one hundred and twenty thousand dollars be and th'
same il hereby appropriated out Of any monies in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the purchase
Of gunpowder for the Pacific coast.
Approved, April 5, 1856.
, 1857-02-13
PUBLIC IL.

AN ACT to change the times Of holding the United
States Courts in the Southern District Of Illinois.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes Of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled That instead Of the times heretofore
fxed by law, the circuit and district courts Of the
United States for the Southern District Of Illinois
shall hereafter be held az follows
At Springfield, on first Mondays in January and
first Mondays In jane and all writs pleas, suits,
cOgnizances indictments, other proceedings, civil
criminal issued, commenced, or pending in either
OF said courts shall he returnable to- be entered and
have day in court and be heard and tried according
to the times Of holding said courts as herein provided
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That the clerk
OF the said district court Of the southern district Of IL
inos Is hereby authorized under the direction Of the
Judge Of said district court 10 make transcript from
the records Of the di-tct AID circuit courts Of the
northern district Of Illinois, Of all such matters and
proceedingas relate to titles 10 real estate
or o8inating in that part OF the State Of HI
nos included within said southern district Aforesaid
aud that the compensation Of said services be thel
same allowed for like services under existng
laws and Prouided, That such transcripts and re-
cords, when so made shall be certified by said CLERK
to be true and correct tie same shall he evidence as
fully and efectuay as though originally entered and
made in the courts Of the United states for the sonth
ern district Of Illinois.
Approved April 70, 1856.
, 1857-02-13

Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen
tatves Of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled. That, where any judicial district has been
or may hereafter be divided the circuit and district
courts Of the United States shall have power to sen
tenee any one convicted Of offence punishable by
imprisonment and hard labor, to the penitentiary
within the State, though il be out Of the judicial dis
trict In which the conviction "a had.
Sec. ?. And be II further enacted, That the said
courts In the northern district Of Ohio and in the nor
them district Of Illinois, be authorized 10 transfer to
the penitenary Of the respective States any prisoner
or prisoners who may be confined in jail IN either
district, whose offence by law is punishable by con
inement to hard labor in the penitentiary.
Approved, March IS, 1876.