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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-22

MOBILE, April l6th-Havanna dates
to the 12lh are received. An assassina-
ton of Mr.. Sidney Smith, the British
Consul, was attempted on account Of his
exposure of slave transactions. The gen.
eral impression is that there will be no
war with Mexico. =.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-22

EFREy. FRANGLIN MooRE, for the
last two years located at Wheeling. goes
TO Trinity church, Philadelphia. He
preached his farewell sermon at Whee-
lrg on Sunday evening the 18th inst
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-22

CHICAGO. April l7.-AfIer the de-
struction of the settlement at Spirit Lake,
the Sioux Iudians attacked Springfield in
Southern Minnesota. and were repulsed
with The loss of ten or twelve. A de-
tatohment of loo good troops pursued,
but being without provisions, returned.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-22

% A serious conAagration is now
raging in the turpentine forests of ofNorth
Carolina Should it not be checked,
the effect upon the naval stores must be
very disastrous. One producer alone lost
10000 trees.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-22

Kansas is more than twice as large as
The Stale Of New York,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-22
Gge Grne 9muuaa,
STEUBENvIEBT.
...
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL Is, 1857.
ID nAnAM rasAo.
z. Raglan. Editor
THE TRUE AMERICAN.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

Thu baltimore Patriot, noticing the incidents
# iha di>tIlcry explosion there on Thursday
morning has the foll"wne:
''Dne If the most hurrihle sights wit
messed. presented itself III the earlier stages of
dis fearful aft .ir, aud we hope it may never be
our lot To lonk upon the like again. number
of draymcn had collected in the apartment which
frnnted IN Stiles street, flnong whom WAS an I'D
man named james Illtchiugs, aged 81 years. vi o
were waiting for their loads. When the explo.
sion took place they ali rushed to the door, but
were caught by the falling was, ind ALL with the
exception Of the old man referred to above, were
toially buried beneath the ruins. He was frllca
o the pavement, and held there hya portion of
the bricks aud mortar which covered the lower
PORTION of his legs, firmly a. to be unable 10
extricntc himself. An attempt was made H. ros
cue hun by three persons. who, at one time, had
hold of him bat they were lven otfby the intrnz
sty If heat aud youn., of flames from the burn
ing .lnid. and tn" poor nan thus met an awful
an,l ag"n eng death in the very sight # thouS
and, who. thpuga using the desire. were unable
to render him any assistance. One Of the party
who attempted hs rescue nude II narrow escape
from burning Ia death from the fact of his cloth
eS having caught fl re- aud had it not been Tor his
presence of mind in Ienpng into the Falls his
death would have been inevitable"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
AcGniiiui OF DOdirid 20 4. E.ec!-Hutensc Fcciin 4
the Verdict!

WAsnINGToN, March 30 The CASE Of bod.
bridge c. Loe,clarged with killing David Hume,
E-q., of Alexandria, at the Pension Office in this
city. ON saturday. TIE 23h Feh'y last. was Civ
en- 10 the Jury at half pa,t five yesterday after.
noon.
At "A late hnur last evening, the jury not being
able Ia ngree upon a verdict the Court adjourn
ed aud resumed lis session tins (Sund0yo morn.
ing, at lOl O'Clock
The Jury cnnre down for instructions as soon
lbs the Court opened. The Judge said that on
y, sprday he refused the prayers of the Counsel
for Prosecution. the ground, TINT no evidence
whatever was ,diuced. showing that Lee design
ed to provoke Hume to strike him
In reply to the enquiry of Juror the Judge
said the case should resi- Oh the point whether
Lee could have retroated farther before shooting
or whether be had rea to apprchend personal
bodily injury, from the force ana rnpidlty of the
bl rvs inflicted by Hume. He said Hume went
to Lees place Of business. Lee said nothing
except to reply to questions propounded by
Hume These were the reasons why he grant
ed the prayers Of counsel for defense.
The Jury then retired. aud re appeared in IA.
bout thirty minute. afterwards with verdict If
Nor GUiLrY!' Lee was Immediately di>chuIg
ed flom Custody and the Court adjourned until
to morrow.
THIS l. the shortest murder trial on record in
our Court.
There l. intense freliug manifested through
out his c1minJnity, on the subject of the Judges
instruc nn., aud the verdict.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
Lutec From Havana.

CHARLESTON, March 26.-Thc Steamship Ise
bel arrived here to-day from Havana. She
bring, Key West dates TO the 18th inst.
Ia Havana the duties on maze and corn have
heeu reduced one third Sugars are in greater
demand aud prices are higher. Many cane fields
have been burt. Corn i, lower, owing toa re
duction of duties and full supply.
Troops were concentrated on the island and
ready for embarkaion to Mexico. The condi
tion of the i>landNn> prosperous.
The isabd b,iug- two companies of artillery
en- ruule for New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

horrible tragedy occurred IN the town OF
Mora'la, New York, about IL miles from Au
burn, ON Wcdnr sday morning last. of which the
Auburn American gives the following account
On Tuesday night last. Mr.. Wood and Miss
Shaw were in conversation with each other III
clark's house ms late rs | o'clock and parted
with apparent good feeling. Yesterday morn
ing they were again in co npany with each other
n lote as 10 o'clock, and there was no manites-
tai"n made ot Ill i'll teolag misunderstanding.
At this hour Wood entered the room where
Mrs. Clark and Miss Shaw were sitting. He
had Il nistnl in his hand aud commenced loading
II lletned ball, aud found IT too SMALL Miss
Shaw volunteered Ia procure patch Tor IT. -
She did 50. The patch" was not large enough,
aud she procured another. aud then the pistol
was loaded.
Wood then said-"what shall | shoot - Some
one said-"shoot into the wood box" lie re
plied-'l wont do that" Mrs Clark exclaimed
don't fire in the house. II You are going
Ia shoot 40 out of doors aud do IT," At this mo
nent Miss Shaw cried out. "lf you want I" shoot
shout me-. and shoot me 50 that won't kick moro
than once ~
He turned towards her deliberately, and plac-
ing the muzzle of the pistol against her breast,
tifed The ball entered her body just below the
hrea>t, and she fell To the floor with II shrek.
Mrs. clark exclaimed in horror-"You have
shot thai ghl so and call the neighbours
Wood then took two letters tipm has pockeI,
and throwing them upon thu floor, directed Mrs.
{. Ia show them to the Coroner. He snid Moth
ing more aud paid no Alteration 10 his vctlm,who
was lying on tho floor in an apparently dying
state.
He commenced re loading his pistol and Mrs
G. rush a from the house 10 alarm the neigh
bors After she had proceeded n few rods she
heard another pistol shot, hut ran on. The
neighbours turned out. and ON reaching the house
found Wood dead, he having shot himself direct
ly through the heart
Miss Shaw had nvrred sufficiently to con
verse. She said she h, ard Wood breathe several
Times after he shot himself She produced one OF
the letter, thnt Wood threw upon the floor
unl directed that il should be read # she died,
il she did not that il should be burned.
\ physician from Moravn probrd tho wound
aud extracted FROM it the ball and II hook and
eye thai had entered il from her stays. 1helbnll
evidently glanced off from contract with sumo
resisting substance. Otherwise, instant death
must have hpcn the result.
Al daylight this morning Miss Shaw was still
nlivn. but it wa, not believed possible for her to
survive She refused to converse in regard I"
the natter or give any information relative to
the cause.
The incidents connected with this dreadful AT
fair would seem Ia Indicate very clearly TINT IT
wa, the result of Il mutual determination on the
part of both the actor. in it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

HBs3tssNeN ESt NOBA tn" bbOse
4 Virginia lcuucssrc Railroad brdR". iYnrhburE VA
1hc snhs bef having purchased tbs establishment. ID
rmpuyrl A g pahury To sn.futtnd md work A. l. pre-
pared 10 furnish nj short notice" steam IaPnes 'Wtnlai md
sac Saw Nils, NH Gearing ShHitiug. HHnpeN. Tobacco
aud Fixtures bHss aud iron tisnrs and wrnrbt
Iron work rveIy description t"ola ia Cont" Yum Wa
Wheels. win h huVc gtin"d ropuHi "a ruycd by no
nihrr wheel It's introduction cupsotrI by at.s o. at
have used th,m TO fully eual the oSelaiot Wheel fHI In
adapted Lead Hatcr further DESCRIPTION cannot
la vcuu this WY, hat any information concerning "a an
he had by addressing Superintendent oftAs eaahutn
NJ establishment is better prepared ion dong work viii
tracy Dispatch with 81 The best asartmrus Il at
be found any where and pattern nakl wl5 an
ploypd tomake when wanted
All done at this establishment warranted equal to hat
done al ANY The Any information
ortrrs work will he addressed 10 A O. pnhncy. n his
place = G lllkl, >. J.
oct 2pr1y Of Hurt a Preston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

UTS uhOTEut.
u Wnim street, I.ymchbWg, Va.

JOHN r, HAWkTNs
This house long Union Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired and for the reception OF
The location Is of the most
delightful IN the aud visiting Lynchburg VIII
lind the City Hotel In every department. airy and comfor
tahic House Every attention will he paid Guests calcua-
render them comfortable and happy this establish
The snbse1bor respectfully solelts share OF public
patronage JOHN \. HAWKINS.
n II Several families be furnished with fine airy
roous IN accommodating terms J. y. H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
Eirr nmh Losspf.iX 1.-Two.

B5srON. March ,. III. -FoIey- IIoirI at IInr
nor Grace. Newfoundland was destroyed by fire
on Saturday morning March lst. The fire b'"k"
out about 3 oclock. while the minutes some thir
ty or fnry in number. were asleep, aud SIX Of
them persisted in the flames.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

ST. LOUIS. March 27.--A terrible explosion ct
powder took place this evening at the gun store
of +. j. Aricb. hlowng it aud the adjoining
store If KrstI & Co. to atoms. -Four persons
were kiHr,i. ~ far IL known and several others
w"rc injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

The undersigned airrs Tor private sac eight hundred
afrcs ot SAII MILE AND lying IN Campbell county.
tho hollN 1,s Of Little Failing and about fourteen miles
south Of cum hel u and ten Mills from tie Soutlsde
Depot. 1n the Appowatf4s road
The whole tract except very small portion Ia heavily tim
htrrh with pine aud ohL oilers superior advantages Tor
the ults alton al fine manu,elniu tobacco II wbe sud
iir favorable terms.
Attthrr dracrip, dnemrd unnecessary thase dca
purchase viii examine the lana far thenHrvcs
Fayeo w. Jono vin- in th vicinity the land Ill taxi
plrasuren showing it To any wishing 10 Pntthaac
Address WN JESkS
6.Cts New London. Campbell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
k,TnOTlsER 4 WHITEHEAD,
~ Drmuuisa. mud not hec q rics

BANK SoUAnF, LYSeHBuRa, Va.
Have and anl viii continue regular additions
and complete ofDrugs Dye stuifs Oils,
Paints. Glass Fancy Articles &e sc to which they invite
the attention of nuycra
To Country iy sICIAss they offer tho prompt filling Of
their orders with reliable Drugs aud Pharmaceutical prepaIa
lions manufactured by themselves purchased from most
Liable prices that will leave nducoment 10 out
Of The state Any article not hand furnished AT the shortest
notlcr WIN A, STRDTHER,
frb2t 4 WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
Jrsr RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT Il

NNrIIIi all the late omrn together with other
~ sira Instruments sud Nipus tnilars liutos Me
lndouns Also beautiful assortment ri sheet Music for
Piano Gtar aud all other musical Instruments general
y used IN this country All "Ee wishing Ia purchase will do
well Ia ,a and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
The every day receiving aud fashion
able susir at The --latest and most fashionable, publications
" T. GREENE 4 eos.
Muse saloon Main Street poso Citizens Savings Bank,
and d1ers aboYe Norvell House, Iyurhbnrg VA.
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
ks%l ,;..i,NE,y aSDr.>ry G3E
Es@& GOODS. YNA

We respectfully call the attention of and
frirn Is LARGE AND WELL. ASSORTED rock
OF SPRING GOODS. which Il nnN
Nfk where We have >eirptr them with m tho
most shouabc cStahi hmcutS, ami s'gc
feel assured surpassed this any market
onr stock consists IN BpNNErS. GiPSEY>. LEGHoRN
FLATS, ri rLANb BLDphtRS RI IONS FLOWER
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS. MOIAIR CAPS and COZ
tlEkS. HEAD DRESSES # different styles Also JET
hRN NMENFS WHITE WAX BEADS back and front
hAlR BRAlDS and an elegant lot of MANTlII.AS q all
prices The above goods vary in price those
aE wish to purchase u md Flats bea
'l good order and ashort notice On which
WI ne on Thursday next Goth viii he prepared show
r handsomeS AMI largest variety Bunnes
tht we have presented in this
IL orders from the country sill be promptly attended
d IA Is COOL terms ii the indyi Ua present Please
aNor US with call before you purchase and
YOU w" tic able To suit yourselves both price
mar pats Rep copy J. MATTHIASN %
NHHANt~: Innd Warrants! WE
= pay rug the very highest price for LAND AR
nASis Parties having them tor m woud do we'll Ia
AUX lo-dhtsl PETERS. SpENCE& co
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down By Mr. {. for his customers, to whom she will
he served out al the lntrke this morning. She
nprtect beauty aud marvel on fool AID will be very
inviting and De- ,loas On tie table.
AFfnE occurred somewhere lover the hills in this
city SATURDAY night, b, winch house MAS partially
destroyed. 1t WAS accidental
CRY CouseiL.--At rec tllr meeting of the touu-
ell OF The c,tg Iynrhbafe. held II tner Chamber,
on Friday evening the 27th March, lsa5.
Present. .-Iohn VI. Otry President Jno. VI. Speed,
Chas " Christian, james + Payne Geo. d.
DAVIS, Junes NJ Langhorne, James \. >tig .er,
r. {. ;. Ferguson, John OYER r.. :. Payne and
=. II. Gimer.
The proceedings oil the last meeting were read and
approved.
Wm. w. Noryc, Treasurer, made report OF the
payments made into the Treasury 10y \. \. Mont
somerg Collector OF the city taxes, amounting to the
sum OF twenty.onc hundred aud ninety four dollars
and nineteen cents.
The CAPTAIN of the Night Watch presented an ae-
count of the services OF the Watch Tor the month end
ing the 25ih inst; aud on motion, IL was resolved,
that the President draw ON the Treasurer IN iaNor Oh
the several members following, to-wi va l.. IL
Dowdy Captain for $50. Joseph Mays for S23, Oliver
Mays aud Thomas Pryor, II eaeh, Samuel Taylor,
Caddis DAWSON aud rhos. Austin. SIS each, amount
ing in the aggregate to the sum OF one hundred ana
ninety-sX dollars.
VIM C. burton Master of Police, presented his
contingent "e1o"u, WI" ,u' i az ,h rro
""' 80 ~ =, -, = : -, - ~, h.
nrer IN '''r III '"ia burton l"' "e S'', " ''
o''' "iu v'e''! .'s". ',,, MI, ia, his sal.
""ou"' ""' nm va So " 49,
"n; ,..- ....... 49,, ,,,,,r..1 =, la ,.,il
i"e o''pT 'pS .,," ~ +, niann so2. In,
Clemens. Al : - -; \. \. Montgomery, COLLEGE
tor, SCI o., Jno. Oyler, Chairman, - &c. The hc-
count of X. K. Liggnn of 80. and the account OF
JORDAN re'9y o' 2'l o. WY o'"''' ~ W pau
\. ~ mon conner! '"''re'o'' -.
me i2,'""iub ''N ,"HS's ~ u -, ~ ,},
'onl uu :, NJ. w, wv
AM w N, "'l'. ,., a., IL p,silo,,
On IA ,ion. IL was r',fr'' NV ,,,
ara" on l',e 're"S"'ss Il" ''a'a u ,"J lil
ionr ~ 'nc SAh o' NV ' y, ~ D., =, - n
-, u ''' -
'ne UNI. ru.n A.. = , ras,,.a that tho
- ''i 'io''o' VI " ~ l'.a,ro il favor Of the rhirf
-. ~ a., E;r n,r,,,,,.nt for the sum of +, u
,t"s' - ' " ~.
hu,,'' -, ""'2 IN ,;, hin, .l.,,I r.,
Mr' o''' p'5s'uI'' :" '',' i :, ,, h ,l r,
~ ~ rtE,. Cb,il i,, a., Or1in,n,r with the IL
','1 VIZ, - -, ,, NJ, an ri,,ce e.,h
~ " y -, III r a., IL ~ / vncbbprg and
is"',5 ~ f,,ia tL,a.f md Far nthrr pDrno-
=
,,, Mn a.. ,.,i,,.n communication renorted
l"t ~ ' ,.,, In. rho fro ON,
mat ne h'' UNIV -, V1 , ,,,,iot ,r
'at wy 80, ,,Il',rs and ~, ,ootion
~ wv a. ii i,l,,, raw a., The 'rreas
- t''a5 \ N.ot,,,,,.r,. = ,llc.,or for ,ld
49,. ~ - H.. Ia, A. f,,r.ol J., !, 40 naric. enti-
19
~ , - eliza, =. ,,,,f,,oe On Rrn,irs an | I'M
..,i,.a..' : ra,1 ~, / rore5yrd
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B ! I L l. L & r \ p Il.
r"'egr"ph.d Expressly for ,hc"virui"inn.'
Further from Central America.


Private intelligence received from Central America
state That conference OF Commissioners from Costa
klch, Nicaragua, Guatemala Honduras aud san Sal
Nadoris now sitting n, San Miguel negotiating the
PARTITION of Nicaragua aud lis annexation to the
eo'e states. The proposition tor this arrangement
Is said 10 have come from Nicaragua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY
by WIN. II. MOSBY.
Do.sTsvE sale at .,ca.., r.r.,,nrc- Ch,eL-

u ERINa PIANO, sc, AT AuCTIoN,-Commencng
Tuesday the 3si Inst 10 o'clock, the resi-
occupied lay n II Campbell Esq (who about re
moNngD will sell his entire stock of well kept Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, embracing In Of Chckerng
Grand Pianos Bureaus Cabinets Sofas Sicboard, Ward
rafor Chairs Mirrors. Carpets. Dedsieads Tables,
Rods Mattresses Bedding Kitchen Furniture sc, sc, the
wtne which has been well kept aud worthy the atten
81 iiouaokoopers and others Terms Mt sale
mar 9aut 4. 4 PHELPS, Auer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

MEMPHIS, March 27.-1he entire business
portion of the town of Jack, onpori, in Arkansas,
In, been destroyed by fire. Amount of loss not
stated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
Arrivnl of N.cnruguun Dc.crters.

CHARLESTON. March Ell he steamer Gran
MIA arrived to day from Aspinwal bringing one
hundred deserter> from Walkers Nicaraguan
my.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
Markets.

BarMoar, March Flour duh Mt 81 -. white
Wheat 5aasl Is, red 1d,Sl -. Corn duh
M.te - a59e
Nfw Noue March eo.-flour heavy. State Goa
- 10, southern 2orS6 TO. Grain unchanged,
virginia Sizes ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
yu,HusrEE's SALE or SLAVES, EURNI-

y IIRE Ar-By virtue Of n deed of trust executed
Charles and Mary Jane Leo his wife bearing date
October aud 81 record in the Clerks office Of
the Ilustnna the city 81 Iynchbntg, will sell
public auction Saturday the llh day Of April 1851 tho
SLAVES therein mentioned. In number, two
woman grs aud hoN Among them ihcto arr two "a
man aud woman excellent onka will also sell the FUR
the said deed Sale In front Of the
House In the city OF iynehhnrR nj II o'clock A NJ
march 3tdi II apl ELIAS y. EtBANk, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31
NONsu> n ALEXANDER,
i al

y
lNNGiHuBa. Va.
ofFkR ron SILE / LANCE IND TiRTEp SYOCk OF
SthAhr-NeW Orleans. tuta Rul Coffee Sugars, Loaf
Crushed aud io, drred do
'oFflES-Mo" crop kin, Old Government Java aud La
tuiioc
NAll-As atoms Factory filed la clean sacks
flASllR- Mountain riastpi-t1ronnd aud In Lump.
lNoA-tountty hammered Rolled Iron Tyre Iron. Nail
Rods Band, oval lIorse shoe and EVERY Kind
al Iron.
SFltl- Bislrrrd. East and Shear Steol--hli sisrE
FLOW MOI iahN=Ne kcepa supply always on hand.
l.lA llIlk sole, | pprr aud Harness Leather
hNiE NOlfoN-Ah numbers and sitcs southern
fAronps
''l ANo-No.l Peruvian mquautitesto suit purchasers
ItAS-mpetial treeu Teas aud Black Tea all qualities
MpliASStN New Orleans and Mu.eoNHdn Mnlttses=
llQl oRS-l5no uld Whisky. Apple brandy kuth French
brandy and hne Liquors at Nil kinds
'"t' uths tnlro Cote Batting RlAnkcts, Linens sc
i1efiHe m taso and sweet oH Tor Tobacco ManniacIu
1f1s 10 ali al winch invita- the attention 81 Planters aud
Country Mcrrhantb, old established stand Nam
Sfsr iqscddmR
N"aeh. on Commission Barnn Lard Butter Country Lin
ms lHhht Aurat Tom aud Produce generally, aud solicit
cpusfninnrt- maf ri dNe,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

~ thrnew Arrange moni, above mentioned only
friend, aud the cllng public that effort shall
wanting part, render the N0RVEIL HOUSE all
astidious desire, and That every change
q comfortable nil who
favor with their patronage. GEO. NJ WELLS.
Ia "A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

CHRISTIAN As312tArtoN--The Wvthe County
Young Mems Chri,tiaa Association" was permanent
J., organized on Mond1y night week, and the follow
ing officers ch ,sen
W. Alex. Stuart President; james G. Miller Vice
President; John W. Pnl 1T, Secretary; Robert C. Fox
Treasurer; G. H. Fon,ainc. Librarian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

NoMiSArIoNs.--The democratic district conyen-
ton whieh assembled at Winchester, va. Tuesday
no Ainecl Hon. c. J. Faulkner for reelection to Con-
gress the first ballot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-31

\ FIRE occurred somewhere cover the hills in this
city Saturday night by winch 4 house MAS partially
DESTROYED 1t was accidental.