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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ruNuOMAs BLACNFORD,s sesers q SvwavA.
l. ING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. PARK uRe,
VA, Southern Term nus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
y Freight from baltimore Parker-b burg same A. to
Wheeling Shipments via Parkersnrg will miles Of
River Navigation This Marietta and
Cninnai Railroad and daily lima Of Steamers Cincinnati
aud Louisville II offers vaed facilities 10 shippcrs
REFER TO
Jesae Harr Co, WIN NJ Bsekford. DIR. T r. Blsckford,
LYpehhnrg Walter Berry, Mexrel Il Grafton, Bsltmore
beverly Smith, Cashier n Western Bank Va Pa kersburg
III d6m
Two si11PPERs OF TOBACCO WEST. VIA
I BALTIMORE, Mp-fho undersigned. Forwarding Mer.
chants and Agents 81 the Pcnnsy Railroad Baltimore
respectfully sullct SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO TO ALI,
FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST. and from
their acquaintance with the trade having
the conrgnees Of large Of the Tobacco going West
through baltimore they hatter themselves that they give
satisfaction To shippers
Freight "a low as by other line
oonsynmens to and from the West solicited
attended to- MAgRAw & KOONS.
RI, North street, Baltimore.
Refer to Jacob Head Co, Brandt Dr., Baltimore r.
J. Dudley w smith Mcdaniel iinri Preston, Miller
Cronshaw, 1.ynehburg Crcnshaw & Co, Richmond
~ dtlian
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NucGOKKs.E a Co,
Nn Wholesale mud Retail Ssrocers,
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
nj The Old Stand Of Mctorkle Jones' MAIs STREET LYNCH
huhd Va will give particular attention IN sale of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD. BUTTER, &c Liberal
advances will be made on all consignmcns when required
Ian 2rB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

4 Rare Chnuce mt COsi-Thc Subscr iber Of
N feis his entire Stock of Staple and Fancy IN Goods
larger portion of them Of this Springs purchase They
part Rich Dress SILKS, Bcrage Robes French
Cambrcs Jac"nes Lawns Gnghaus plain Swiss Check
fmbrolerrd MUshns, BnmbaZineS Apacas all W ZOO
Inns. Chals Manlas Shaws Scarts &C. D.bages Marsa-
les. Qu is Curtain Musiins Table Damasks. Ih Linens
Sheetngs, Domestic Cloths Prints, French Work Collars
Sleeves Bands, great variety Curses Fans
Gloves Hosiery Iapdkerccf and many other
ticles TOO numerous to mention.
je l5tS JOHN ABRAUAMS
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GbODs.-,yu.u
- hundred beautiful Msntc- from Two Dollars
and fifty cents TO Seven Dollars. JOHN ABRAHAMS.
ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

WI dy for constipation producing Schues' at the stom
unpleasant sensation after taking Those who suffer
will find the Mediracd plurcs the
Gle needed Full directions ACCOMPANY earh jar For sale by
j. II. Tii6Ml SON s co,
Aultl TO- A lr1n als
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PLAIN ANDrANCv HARDWARE

tATxs Rifles Pistols, Carpenters. r-TTI-1Aa56 TTT 9
"-"~~-~S Smiths, Whceiwright's, ---4--D'"~1l8----'
Miwrghts and Tanners Tools Saldcry
Trimmings, Springs and Wagon Axes. Hunting Fish.
ing Tao L., Building Materials Hoe \ Cos celebrated Crcu-
lar and Upright Mill Saws. Farming Utensils and Hemp
Packing Lea her Betting Lace L. ather Calf Skins Shoe
Makers Findings. and Tools of every description
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
such Floor and Table Oh Cloths Plated Goods
quality, Brittania and Bockn Ware Window Shades
Cornce Bands aud Pins Wood Willow and Hollow Ware
With renewed Of ahi aud determination
to sell low any regular house whatever and thanking
Fri 'nds past ttvors and osr they
usn the failure confidently solicit the patronage of
erons public. SIMPSON 81 BRO
y Orders will receive prompt ard careful attention.
IA
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SIMPSON : NJ slNrst
SIMPSON * BROTHER.


MI are now receiving Spriug and summer
w purchases ot Birmingham aud Sheffield Hardw are
from the Manufacturers of
sortment of American Goods the hc
tor cash on the most favorable terms
Our assortment l. unusually complete and feel
viii bear vorabe comparison with in the country
bacing
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MISCELLANEOUS.


INNCuBuRo. June l. 1857
BOOKS open for subscription the Stock Of tho
- Exchange Hank OF Virginia be applied
tho Capital Of this oco authorized
the Stockholders institution their
late annual meeting.
Terms which liberal made known application to q
President % this oflicc, to the suhe, riher
T. s. To participate In the July Dividend Of
Stock mi be ma ~ - before the 2ati Inst
jun LIN WIN VI. MA kFnRb Cash
NAIENTbNE n 1BEN1NG. Gro. er-, have im
Store aud oet for cash barter superior lot Java
Lasuyra AID Rio toe Loaf Crushed tone. and Brown Su
Imperial and Hack Teas upcrior article9 superior Ad
amantne and THow Candies with variety Ut articles such
found In family grocery mar ls.Is
" SPRING -r. 's:', SOFT HATS. 4
have received pretty samples of the ncwcrt
Styles aud colors soft Hats Gcntemen invited
them tmar u tai T. SEABtRN,
U0sr opened j, 900 yprd- .opc sfor 1.awms
- l2l cts, worth 10, u great bargain
ap3ts JOHN AnRAHAMS
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10 purchase for tho southern Market Itely Negroes
the 10 ~ years which he will pm, high
Richmond cash rrros rorsnns having anch dispose
would do we'll 10 him call before selling ho
found At " II Moshs Auction House Henry burning
toms nnice Address \. NJ puNA1NGTpN
fab, a
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INGN HOTEL.
u uy~cbb0rU, Sn.
Farmers aud Planters sud tho Travelling community lack
interest Atook ihcs good market
country Nll afford My House Is bile
rd4 clean and NY Stable good and airy with
plenty ul good ierd and good ostar
T. my ntrnton tn keep good "use. aud Ia furnish
the highest TINT he obtained
prize that afforded prefer ing my proyiaiona
from the viii give the highest cash price c,ia
blca OF every description We have hnc Spring of
JOHN i. HAWKINS.
cl0n Proprietor
ENuSE laandrsd oT JncoWes uDd GausbsSc Or
- candle Lawns, Of superb styles, at reduced prle Ca
aud look them JOHN ABRAlIAMS.
lota
StTOCKs EOR xAIE.-
- @bjoo Va ri ia
5000 Orange y Alexandria T. II. nanda
For saln by LANuhokEE a ioLCOMBE.
jostA
WE are rcceiss"a esr sssssssss -"ppi, ame
w Clothing They iust the thing Ion Tho s.ason the
styles ARE and beautiful GLASS q RAlNE.
joets
NOHTm CAROLINA HEHnsNGs.--sJ 100
~ Ms aud half Bhs Gross Cui aud Family North
Carolina Hearings, III Store Tor sale by a y LEE
juuptts Richmond
lAA BUSHELS cow pEAs-Om com-iwm-
wv ment loo bushels Cow Peas. which viii seli low
cl"sc tJeanl A - KttkER.
NORM CAROLINA lsERRuNGs.- Wchsvs
~ ia etnfp lar sale
- iialf Hills Family Ilo, IIerrlngs,
- Bhls Clipped
An II strictly Ne. quality.
Io lJts LEE. JOHNSON 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

CHURCHES IN ALEXANDRIA Goa neat ediice for
the use of the Methodist Protestant Congregation has
recently been erected in Alexandria county, near
Balls Cross Roads. 1t is proposed to build a Meth
edist Episcopal Church, at jerks On the Columbia
Turnpike, in the same county, and liberal subscrip-
tons to that end have already been obtained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

THE CHEAPEST LIGBT ErER kNOHN
has heen demonstrated that this beautiful article of fluid
VIII consume In ordinary lamp prepared the pur
pose quantity that will not equal In tho of the
moa Inferior iaow CANDLE and give more gh than hVc
Cnndra II has eNpnFiV" qualities, aud therefore he
usrd In families with perfect stlviy civ. trial be
had ot Agents In Iynchhuig Messrs SrRorliER 4
WHITEHEAD together with every variety Of Iemrs adapt
ed 10 Its II. PARMENTER.
may st.jm For syivio on Company
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19
MAY 21rd, 1857
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,

HAS Just received the following very desirable goods 70
which he invites the attention Of Ills customers aud the
buyera of Dry Boods generally
SIX frngns and 1ass Buttons assorted eolor 10 mahD
black M0re Antique Ribbon, TOR trimming Basqnca)
Plaid ani Checked GnghamH,
Back Tamtan "a beautiful Dress goodp Tor monrning)
Sky Blue, Maa Louise, Pea Green and black Mpuslns,
Steei Spring skirts tas'orod 'tyIea very de'rnblc)
Black Mre Antique and Lace Nantes very beautiful
extremely ehoap)
Black thaniiiIa Lace Manos. Din great vafiety)
Itlsl Linens Hosiery Alcxandcrs KID Gloves. &c
All of wlrh will be- sold extremely low. Those wishing
avail thoms the benefits resulting the
III hnd their interest greatly promoted by calling
making their purchases from tins House q. NJ H.
ma -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

ton, Engineer aud Frederick kosch and C. Heinrich
Achiects aud Draughtsnen, prepared furnish Designs
Specifications and for All kinds buildings
rhinerY Special attention will be Paid TO the
work entrusted 10 his charge Surveys Of Land Mines
"ad WI" be made al the shortest notice. and upon the
proved plans Address ii. EXALL,
nov I-d&cis Architect, Richmond Va
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RNO. u. a SAMUEL TyREE,
- Conn lis=ion Nucrchnu


ono their services to the planters and the public generally
the sale Tobacco Wheat Flo produce They
rre sure that experience of IS to 70 will enable
to give general satiiacon. Their Office Younger &
Smiths few doors from the the hanks enables them
10 pay the Planters for their Tobacco without DELAY
JNo. II. a. SAMb TYREE
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4 NNCWHt Nd- ! "nc Z tn, iSo,.-1leUtlcincn
j please lake notice
4 NaNos made for 81
Sides tongue and groNcd 81
tadda laNos Ia inehes loug, ~
IL - div Y a. HAWTHORNE co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

USN ADA Nm ENPREsS.-o hive just receive
ed Gasns ni the handsuosi Bnnnets that have
sem They nfe Neapptnn hip, Straw aud silk
have large lot al MantaS the tarous beautiful sylc
aud MT sold by the lI of Ju to h. returned New
York would ndyise prrs,ins who wanting goods
10 call quick II they want rxtrn cheap ponda
lc II IL ALFRED \ ESGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

PASTORAL CALL The members of Christs Church,
Norfolk, Va, have voted to call Rev Mr. Peterkin, of
Richmond, to take charge of that congregation. 1t is
not known whether that gentleman will accept.
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N 1881. -
Al apRlNli STYLE sOET HATS. ~

haVe rrt'INod NofY feIfN HshIs VI III" htV'Ht
STYLES golfers Soft Hats Gentlemen invited
u = them Inar u ts T. SEABtKN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

tyEHPVOL sAz.T.-iOO sacks in dry and
10 lats NoWLIN ALEXANDER
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For the anlc Of Tobacco Flour and other Country Produce
IfhcnBuna VA having formed coparncrshp for the
OF doing general Commission BisinesH will give thel
undivided attention To all consgnnonts made TO thom
Once In the Store of George ID. DAVIS aud door to
Rncker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. 10. 1857 THOMAS q HILL,
heierto Capt Jno. Otcy, Cashier Hank Va q ID Da
Wis Jno L DAVIS Co, Saml NJ. Garland, Amherst Mayo
cnbel Nelson; 1t q Mitchell, Cashier Merchants bank.
IN Acts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

The South Side Democrat learns that in the vicn-
ity of Prince George, negroes have actually
gone mad owing the religious ervor in regard to
the comet that to come on Saturday but did not:
They have been placed in custody and otherwise
cured to prevent harm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

]HE WHEAT CROP IN ViRGfNIA.-The papers in
southwestern Virginia sneak ftvoraby of the wheat
crop Ia their section They report the crop as some
what late but more than usually PROMISING
Inc same accounts come to us from the Charleston
man twha) and Parkcrshurg region. The Wnches-
Yer Elrgnan thinks the crops must fall greatly be-
"" an average one. Equally unwecome reports are
stit forth from the Northern Neck from Essex, and
from the neighborhood Of Williamsburg Upon the
I'd hes River, above and below Richmond, the crop
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4 UsTIN VI. TRIPLE,


MI continue practice In the Counties Amherst bedford
Campbell aud III. City OF Lyncbburg
Once In Morris building nearly opposite tho ONCE ofths
'Nirgniann lnoy5ts
XAsGLs, RAWb1Ns ~ CO.. General Gem.
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
tor the sale OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No,
81 and 30 DRAWER OF rchapouas street New OR.
leans
Rfrttusers-Armlstead& Warwick Capt John NJ otey.
Jssui, dNpIV
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citp alU State aHairs,

". we're gratifed to meet in our office Yesterday
Nh Mr. Saml Griffin, OF Bedford, tthe poisoning Of
,se family was noticed in our paper of that d,te)
A.. are pleased to learn from Mr.. q. that those mem
80 of his family who were most seriously effected
se now recovering and are regardedas being entirely
~, ofdanger though they sull suffer somewhat from
he effects of the poison administered them.
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f. McGavock,

f. McGayock, W. Alex. Stuart
G. c. Tate, }. Oscar Cox.
Afterwards ut meeting of tie President and Di-
rectors Mr.. T. }. Morrison, Formerly Cashier Of the
branch OF the Farmers Bank OF VII at this place.
was appointed Cashier, and Mr.. Chas. \. Halter Tel
er and Clerk WytherWe Tiegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

ARRrST.-We learn that at the instance OF Gen.
James l.. Maguire, special agent of the Post-Dice
Department, M. Hughes, deputy L. 5. Marshall for
Western Virginia, Friday last arrested Thomas
IA Day postmaster ofGrcen Spring Run, Hampshire
county Va, charged with opening registered letter,
containing an article of value, after the office had
been discontinued by the department
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

Capt. Hill of the ShuIt2, ttlesteamer plying be-
tween Richmond and Windsor Shades, on the Chick
ahomny, Informs that the wheat crops, so far as
his observation extends, appear to be promising
any he saw There is, however, some little com
plant that the army worm is making its appearance
in fields. The corn crops, though backwards
is not us yet at all discouragng.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

TUESDAY Dec. Is, 1851.
Mr. ROACH called up bill to amend the charter Of
Bethel College, which passed the third and last
Mr. WHITTHORE called up the bill to provide for
the voluntary liquidation Of the Free Banks, which
passed the third and last reading.
THE BANK SUSPENSION.
Mr. GOGDPASTURE entered motion toreconsider
the vote adoptngt the resolution offered by Mr. Davis
disappearing the suspension Bank Of Tennessee
On motion by Mr. HILL. the motion was taken Up
and the vote reconsidered, by the following votes
YeGs-Messrs Bratcker, Brown, Denton, Heiskeli,
Hill, Menees, MeConnieo, McDougal, Roach, Walker,
Welcker and Wright-12
Eays-Messrs Bullen, Davis, GOodner, Goodpas-
ture, Jones. Munday, Ross, Travis, Whitthorne and
Speaker Burch-1O.
Mr. BRATCHER offered the following resolution,
in lieu:
ResolUed, That in the opinion Of the General As
senbly of the State Of Tennessee. The officers Ofthe
Bank of Tennessee, acted wisely in suspendng specie
payment and that in opinion it would have been
to the interest Of the people of this State, had the
bank suspended ct sn earlier date.
Resolred, That we deem il unwise for this General
Assembly, at this time, to specify any particular
period at which said bank shall be required to re-
sumo specie payment but that we should leave the
entire control and management of said bank for the
present, where it now rests, having full confidence
in the solEency Of said bank, well as in the homes
ty ntegrtyand capacity of those VINO control it.
Mr. TRAVIS moved to lay the resolution in lieu on
the table, which motion prevailed.
Yeas--Messrs Bullen, Davis, Denton, Goodpasture,
Hill, Jones, Munday MeDougal Ross, Travis, Wal
ker, Whitihorne Wright and Speaker Burch-14
Nays-Messrs Bratcher, Brown, Goodner, Heiskell,
McConnieo, Roach and Welcker-7. ~
The question then recurring on the adoption ofthe
original resolution offered by Mr. Davis.
MrWAL4ER moved that it be indefinitely post
poned.
Ysas-Messrs Brateher, Brown, Denton, Good
pasture, Hill, McConnico, McDougel, Roach Wal
ker, Weleker and Wright-lI.
Ndys-Messrs Bullen, Davis, Goodner, JONES'
Munday, Ross Travis, Whitthorne and Speaker
Burch-9
So the resolution was indefinitely postponed.
The resolution offered by Mr. HElSKELL, to en-
quire into the conduct Of the State and Division
Fairs, if they have awarded premiums for articles
manufactured out of the State, for Stock raised
out of the State, was
On motion by Mr. WHITTH0RNE, laid on the
table
Mr. McD0UGAL'S resolution, directing the Judi
ciary to enquire into the subject of emancpated
and free persons of color, was adopted.
The reading of the Code and the passage of local
bills on the second reading occupied the remainder
of the afternoon.
Senate adjourned until % o'clock, A. NJ. tO-mOr-
row
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18

Mr. FREDERICK P. STANTON, Secretary of the
Territory of Kansas having used his Office for the
pursose of aiding the law-defying party in
that Territory has been very properly dismissed by
the President The immediate cause Of the dis
missal of Mr. Stanton, is the fact of his having
issued a proclamation calling special session of
the Lecompton Legislature, to meet on the 9TH inst
This he was advised to do by the Black Republican
leaders, in order that they might throw impede
ments in the way of the peoples expressing their
opinion upon the new Constitution on the 2lst, and
thus furnish fresh agiatOns for their friends in
Congress to shrek about. We think few examples
like this will teach public officers in the Territories
that they must attend their legitimate duties and
not spend their time in intriguing for the Presiden
cy speculating in lands or locating seats fgovern-
ment Mr. Buchanan is determined that ali shall
respect the laws, from the Governor Of Territory
to the smallest piper in the great army of freedom
shriekerI, and the people are with him in that de-
termination. General Denver, Mr.. Stanton's sue
cessor, is now in Kansas, and will enter upon the
duties of his new office, as as the special mes
senger dispatched from Washington, reaches the
Territory The confirmation of the newly appoint
ed Secretary took place yesterday, after lengthy
and exciting debate. Senator Douglas acted with
the Black Republicans, and voted with them
against the confirmation Of General Denver. He
was Joined by but single Democrat in this attack
upon the administration of Mr.. Buchanan. That
one is supposed to be Senator Stuart Of Michigan
PeaRsylUdniaH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18

,V'A'O'O
Over 81, OOO, 900 in three weeks, or nearly ST.
500 900 per week, or at the rate of SlOOOOOOO per
MONTH How long viii it take for the business OF
the country to revive and our banks to resume IN
der the influence of such golden freights as these!
The statements of the New York City Banks ex-
hibit the extraordinary fact that these banks now
hold more than they held when the late run upon
them commenced, and fully up the average of the
year Gold was bought in New York last Saturday.
for the West at threeeights premium, and there is
scarcely any sale for it in New York at over one per
cent.
After the suspension of 1887, gold went upin New
York to thirteen per cent. premium. Is there any
smilitude between that pressure and the panic?
There are many who believe, and we think justly,
that the recovery Of business andvaues In this eoun
try will be as rapid as their late decline.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18

NAvAL-The U. S. slOOp-Of war Dale, was at st.
Paul de LoandO western coast of Africa on the 9th
October The y. Y. Journal Of Commerce, has seen
letter from an officer on beard of her, which says
at would seem that the French have gone actively
and deeply into the slave trade 1t is rumOred and
believed here that the French Government had actu-
ally made contract with an agent or factor, at
Congo, for twenty thousand negroes at thirty dol
lars per head" Can this be possiblef
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18
MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR HARRIS.

We invite the special attention Of our readers to
this highly valuable and interesting document. 1t
is placed before the Legislature and the country at
time of unusual importance-when its able and well
matured suggestions are most seriously demanded
The all absorbing subject of currency, and our pre-
sent financial arrangements with the consideration
of which the Message is chiefly occupied treat
ed Of, in a manner that is unsnswerable in argu-
ment, sound and wholesome in its conclusions, and
highly creditsble to the ability and craftsmanship
of its author In every respect in which it involves
question Of principle, it commands our cordial and
unqualified approval.
We trust that its well matured and valuable sug-
gestious win be received by the Legislature as a
basis of action upon which it can harmonic and
accomplish some material good for the country.
There are several features in the Messageto which
we desire to make special reference at future
time, which we are prohibited from doing to-day
for want Of space in cur columns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18

WHAT IT Cosr-The war debt of Oregon, as pass
ed upon by the Commissioners, reaches the round
sum of So 500, 600, making, with that of Washing
ton Territory, S5,OOO,O00 Nor does this include
any of the claims which will hereafter be presented
to Congress for spolistions, being only for actual
services rendered, and supplies actually furnished
From this statement we can form some idea Of what
3 war with the MormOns will cost
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18

NEW SECRET PoLITIcAL PARTY IN BosToN.-lt is
stated in the Boston papers that secret Polit-
ical party has been organized in that city, called the
Heart in Hand Club There are a number Of
passwords, signals and grips, but there is no ini-
uation fee, nor any expense beyond voluntary
contribution to pay expenses of the hall. The par
ticular object or policy of the order is not given.
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sUPRENIE CoURT-DECEMBER TERM. l857.

VI.
FOURTH CIRCUIT-EoUITY.
Thomas T. Bates as. VIM. Bramlett, SC. Opinion by
Judge Mckinney. Affirming decree of Chancellor
and dismissing bin.
Thomas POindezter rs. J. C. Nivens and ais. Opin.
ION by Judge Mckinney. Reversing decree and de.
creeing for complainant.
Nancy Patterson rs. Neal Patterson. Opinion BY
Judge Mckinney Reversing "a decree and affirm.
ing st decree.
Hannah Smith and ais. Is. R. c. Hill. admir-.
Opinion by Judge Harris. Affirming decree of Chan.
cellor.
Geo. Baker and ais o. John Carter and ais.
opinion by Judge Harris. Affirming decree Of
Chancellor.
Geo. W. Cook and wife and ais. u.s. Jesse Wood anj
ais Opinion by Judge Harris. Affirming decree q
Chancellor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18
a GRATIFYING. PrSI-Ir

1t VIII be seen by the official announcement which
We publish to-day, i(says the Washington Union.
that the nomination Of Gen. Denver as secretary Of
Kansas Territory, in place of Frederick p stsDton
removed, has been confirmed by the Senate. This
prompt action of the Senate in response to the policy
Of the administration on the subject Of kansas viil
be hailed with satisfaction by the country.