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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-29
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CELEBRATED. SINGLE AND DOUBLE
" ROW SEED PLANTER! Patented Sep
tenaber 1Ith, ls:5. l,y F. Hummer and j. z. Roll
liris practical f1Tiners Of Dearborn county. indi
ana.
The Subscriber believes that in presenting this
Corn Planter to the pable. that he offers to them
the hest article of the kind ever hefoFc intro
siueed to their notice. The simplicity Of its con-
ssructiea. the perfection with which II performs
its work and tsIf.e liability g get ont Of order,
together with the expsiiti0n and consequent
saving Of labor effected in the use af e. all re-
commend it a. beirg machine pre-eminently
adapted IN the planting Of Cora in the bread and
fertile prairies Of the West. w here ever exkib-
ited at the different grieuiturai Fairs through
out the Coantzy, Il has never failed 20 ebfain the
Premium over all competitors. Ii teok the
Ist PREMIUM at the Ohio State Par. at Cor
iumbas in 1855.
Ist PREMIUM at the Indiana State Fsir, at
Iudianepolis, where Il bad six ca.npetiters
Est PREMIUM at Paris Fair. in kcHtrcky
Ist PREMIUM at Alton. Ill
1st PREMIUM u and Dipl0Ena at Dakudue, Iowa,
The right Of Kansas Territor5 for sale
Please call At Morrow House. Lawrence. and
examine for yeassesf. County rights f0r sale by
Aug. Is a. j. BOOTH.
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
IL Furnishing Goods. wholesale and retail
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets. Alton, Ill.
April 90, 1856. ly.
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ALTON house.

B. HICKS PRoP'ToR. E. o'REuLy. CLEzk.
CORNER of Front and Ably Streets. froating
~ the river Alton. Ill.
April o. 1856 1y$.
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w. E, SutIin.

MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths.
Nl Clothing, Hats. Caps, and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. ST., doors north of Blood's store.
Aug G. le57-tf
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DOOKBENDER AND BLANK BOOK AAN-
D GFACIHRER. Lawrence, *. 4. bla91
8oQks ruled and made to ana pattern fpz BANK
ers. Merchants, County GffeeEs, and hl5lNass;
eEsh as Ls1eers. Journals. Cash Books, Record
Books. Register. Tax Bssks. &c.s &e-
Particular attention given te SOB H2Ek.u lsz u.
II pInfn OF fancy Morocco Binding as eheeR g n
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a. A Carpenter & Co.
4. L, Waples,

WHOLESALE Grocers, Dealers in Choice
w Liquors, Wooden Ware, DC. Store at No.
% Second Street, Alton, Illinois. lyf
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Future in Kansas.

Future in Kansas.
from Kansas, the
iglas county was
with upwards of
ckets, for the ar-
inent Free State
" they are in du-
nee WAS contem-
V are not arrested
toward the organ
hment. The de-
administration is
out the leaders to
accustomed to look
critical period in
pat them IN vote
cs if they vote at
b next intelligence
full solicitude.
pm the Democratic
vative of the Re
ago,and one which
ll than any other
regard to Kansas
ther journals, its
are not reliable
rests of the "hfty
State citizens OF
not believe war
for them. If it is
Jon to that effect
rs, in this city
J eceHtiy trled ioi
der an indictment
: ago. and was dis
Capt. Walker was
d, on half a dozen
ess; but we have
indictments or ar
lis city, and do moi
ser, or the TerritO'
such cons,immste
ause to be issued
pf political edend-
made during our
ar.
3g these faIsehOOd'
Kansas, that we art
in Eastern jour
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Nip.

hip.
of our political
PARTISAN position,
the Press and
The respective
ng parties wrap
wn policy and
nought but pur.
IN their ranks,
nlsts are perva.
orruption. Fos.
ly unworthy Of
ed in their own
Rod-in those Of
! evil. Divestine
ty which should
action, they are
he seal of con
that have their
p organization.
Express their own
Ry, they are un.
privilege to 9th.
r own "leadersn
ey take the lib
construction on
ng themselve un
self-righteouss.
pwn virtues on
, and from the
their gods that
pie" /" they fatter
the beau ideals
| as such are en-.
ment and honor
Paradise when
pilgrimage.
ng-from begin.
men, each have
each have their
ne W, who expects
political virtues
litical vices, will
ect. There are
Flciples in every
ID bad principles
much more hon.
ng the latter, to
r. Wisdom and
rse--bigotry and
everse.
measures we ad-
Fe give all due
their good deeds
We never shall
Y because it is a
on is of any cor
is the instrument
c veal is secured
le protected and
ne masses advsn-
the most for the
desirable objects,
always succeed,
every honorable
gardless of what
! the Press learni
pr1hclpies 5 SAKE
ty's sake, it vii.
its of the people
es now.-Kaasa
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CaxRettRgs.
seRAn sad HE1f SiIEffsE 8fs.fs 81 aEzb' q 6.''
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Toppipc. Brothers,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware. Agricultural IIn,
plements, &c. Store between Levee and Second
Streets. Alton, Ill.
Nov. g. lass. lyt
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.ands.

J 2oo,eeo acres Of
|iawnees, has been, zee
he President. This
] the remainder OF
public lands. sub
! is said the claims
prior to the Peo-
|ident will not Oe
always been tae
bent. It could not
|apprehend no set
enCroached ".
hdians viii be DIS
nent. It is true a
% the confrmatlon
ion of their lands,
|e a legal Ight, .a. b'l.
" Will have arisi,m,
'garded. But ai al
s upon these lands s
IN them, and then
| the very first day =
ean.-Learea'e0'"
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z. h. HAvENs. c. N. cRAhDALL.
Havens & CrandaI,
IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin in
J. China, Glass, Queensware, Silver Plated, Jap
panned and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Table Cut
! iery &c. Third Street, Alton, Ill.
I April 26. 1856, iyt.
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cz,r walker.

Gov. Walker.
respondent of fin: the
| ON the 9th, says
expresses disas
Esoshermal speech,
supported ;u111sny Their
eight anti-Walssstt isst
ient declares 'lia, lss
h..ll vote on t,lo g .
krer may be the
.oortA Herald.
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fEe. bnxock.

!. L. DikHocE, fEes. biAAock.
z. L. Dimmock, & Co,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
w south side Second Street, Alton, H.,
April @. 1856 ly
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city Drag Sseres
BLOCK. kAIk eTREEIs
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s.w. wooDwAKD. 7. A. PIxLKY.
WeadsEara 4 Finley,
yUHOLESAE.E AND RETAIL DEALERS
w In Drugs. fasent Medicines. Paints. Oils,
Window Glass,
Cigars.

Toilet Articles.
Fiss /. !. s; - -.
Liskoer1phe. Sksef NEsie, &C.. &es -~.
With the largest an2 hest stock 81 DkGHS n
kansas We are rrepersd 20 Eli ali orders rrpulpsr
fs1NFcnce, Aug. 11, ~.
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khtuiug.

keir house destroy.
irteen miles TsS' Ths
y mgnI an .se fire.
s tsrTIl,s ahs a flashes she Of
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Samuel Spruance,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Office and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages 70
" Care of s. Spruance, Alton, Ill"
April %, 1856 1y+
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- q Martin a CO.

w Alton, III. Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils,
April IS, 1s5s. IL.
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NoULDIses.

Sash doors Of all the shove sizes.
6Ey L&gkfs.
sfeet inches, by 3 feet inches
10
Ssss Of Gzass n wgasoss--7irsss Lfghts saes
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LATEST NEWS.
correspondence of the \ y Herald
buicrcsting from, Nu.biu utOu,

W AaHlNbloNtAprii IL, 1891.
understand, from authority entitled TO full belief
that the present Secretary Of State differs widely from
MI Marey IN his NrWS upon the important subject
ot rrinteering aud ia due season there will proha-
lily be an oliral exposition OF the policy of the nd-
mlhs'raiion which VIII be highly satisfactory 10
Young America.
There will lie little or difficulty about the re-
cognltion Of The de tac'o government of Nicamgu4
should Walker hold his ground aud establish him
sell as the d rfo authority Of the Suite The Cahi-
net do not look upon Walker monster. nor
would they re very deeply grieved nj his complete
snceess Bat sympathy is one thing and non-inter-
Ventiou Is another--that is Al
1t is supposed that ,he Panama trouble will be
settled without Greytown affair, hut our govern
ment is waiting to hear from that of New Granada
For the present the administration has nothing more
to say Offer.
Many persons here are hoping that Gen Harvey
will be sent TO take the conee Of Brigham Young
bat his present destination is Kansas which ha, the
look OF little more fighting
Adfices OF a most unsatisfactory nature have been
received from Rogom. Mr. Morse will return with
ont having accomplished anything. Judge Bowlin
ought 10 hive demanded his passports once If he
did not The New Granadian government has pre-
scented 10 him II counter claim ior damages
Both the English and Frrneh Ministers here have
expressed great surprise at the taken by New
Granada
What course our government will pursue is not
known. Gen. ilerrau, the Minister OF that republic
Is expected here tomorrow, aud may have some cx-
PLANTATION offer.
Mr. hecd has accepted the mission to China md
will leave for his post tie steam lrigae
Minnesota can he got ready--say the middle of MAY
Propositions for bniIa2 the New York steam cut
Ter were opened to-day Fifteen were offered.
The Secretary of the Interior has given tnll in
sirnetons TO Messrs. Rector aud Garrett Indian
agents who have left Washington for the scene Of
'hsr duties To organize delegation from the Greeks
ana Nemtholes residing west of the Mississippi, To
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prapnra,i~ns for Wnr Against Mexico.

The Ia-t advIces Ir0m Vubn say Gen. 'oncha
making great preparations 10 lodge the 10,
coo men whn expected from Spain FIR the
prosecution Of the war against Mexico. News
had been hrnught to Havana by the Spanish war
steamer Colon. that the measures adopted by
Gen. Concba had been approved at home, and
that 9 600 rncn were being embarked at Cabs on
hoardthe ship Of the line Isabel Segenda. frgate
Bnilyn. slaop Villa de Bilbao, brig Pelayo and
-tenlner Francisco de Ass.
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Monday being tue day OF celebration for the
anniversary Of the birth of Henry Clay. the
American flags the City Hall. New York. and
also rom the roofs of Lovejoy's Tammany, Del
mnn,o'<. Aston French aud Barnum's were Civ
On to the breeze The vicinity Of the City Hall
Park was rav with strenmers The white ma
tional banner, bearing the coat of arms of the
State. was al" H. played on the roof of the Hall
The Clay Association had fine entertainment
at the Lafal ge Hotel in the evening.
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Ec.ai Difficulty in lhr Garland slave Case.
rirp AT

CHICAGO. Amil ia collision occurred at
Milwaukee ON Friday. between two Deputy L. S.
Mar-ha-, and the Sheriff of Milwaukee county;
relative To the properly of s VI. Booth editor OF
the Democrat No violence wa, used on either
side, aud The sheriff retained the property. The
affair is in continuance Of the Garland slave
cast.
a fire at Syracuse. Wisconsin, on the 9Th inst,
destroyed the -four and planning mill OF White,
Dyer and Gregory. Loss s3o'Ooo. Insurance
$4,000.
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SANDY Hook. Tuesday. April IL, 1857 The
schooner John Frede rick. Sour. master four
DAYS from Phiadel phia with coal to Boston came
ashore on Sandy Hook this morning at , o'clock.
during the nothern gale thick fog prevailing at
the time. The crew were saved by the great Of
forts Of Mr.. Cummings, operator II, the telegraph
siniion. and Mr.. Farrell, manager of the news
yatcht of the Associated Press.
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Ruruing oTihe Catholic Iusti-nic.

hItTIMINT'' NI'EI II.
The Roman Catholic Institute II large biiek
building. situated in Ilenrco county. near this
city, was DESTROYED by fire this afternoon. The
property was held by Bishop McGul and oceu-
pird by Mr.. lIollan. Tho loss is partially coy.
cred by insurance
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Destructive Fire ai Baltimore.

The Baltimore papers of yesterday contain
lengthy accounts ola very destructive fire which
occurred in thnt city on Tuesday night at an
early hour The flames were first seen to e.
merge from the blocks of five story warehouses
situated on the East Side of South Charles street
afcw doors North OF Lombard. The flames rap
idly spread through the entire block, which com
pri-es three spacious warehouses. each five lofty
stories in height and not less than one hundred
feet in depth. They then attacked the commo.
dious warehouse of Messts. +. l.. Parker q Co.,
dealers in tin plate and metals, aud rapidly spread
To Lombard nw.c"n>isting of a of four sto-
ry warehouses on the north side of Lombard
street, aud extending eastwardly from the estah
lshment of the Mc,>r~. Parker, four of which
were almost euiirey DESTROYED
The falling fakes carried n grcat dis
taure, md s".u" e ia m alightng upon the roof
"i building M. t6, South Calvert. betwe Lom-
bard aud Pratt streets. occupied by Mr.. Mont
m"roncY II Price. watch maker and icweller.-
The building WIS almost entirely bnrnt out while
his stock was considerably injured.
The principal sufferers reMcssrs. Rch'd Edwards,
jr, & Co. L. :. & W. y. Sorcydry goods merchants
t. ". Beanett 4 GO. aud 5 j Sopcr Il Co.. auction
merchants. Jas :. Robinson Il Co. paper merchants:
Lonis Harrison & Co.. wholesale cap manufacturers;
Walker, Richardson Co, wholesale druggists; j. A.
Weston h Co. Hodges, Emmaek Il Garrett building
owned bylohn Hopkins) Handy X Bausemer, Gilpn,
Bailey ( Ganby and William Davidson & Coal!
partially insured.
Several iremcn were c,nght among the falling
inS, aud some Of them seriously injured. Among
them ohserfc the names OF II Young man named
Brecken ". Wagner, Harove Ellbrght and others.
1t is generally supposed. says the sun, that scvc-
raj dead bodies vet lie cutombed in the ruins, and
thorough search was to be made Yesterday.
The entire loss Of property IS estimated at between
$500, 600 aud 100000.
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II tho st. Lawrence ll'nivrr,aliSN University,
nj Canton, in that State. Of which the Rev r. J.
Sawyer, ID. D.. of New York city, has been cleo
ted Pre- sident
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NoGIcf.-"The Conyocotion of South western Viz
eiua will meet nj st. Stephens Church. Bedford CO..
on Wednesday, April 22nd. and will hold religious
services on Wednesday, Thursday and friday -morn-
ing nnd afternoon Of each day.
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~ NgsIt A. NteO1<

The fner1I sermon OF tNo INle JosEfn IT., Son OF
George W. & Frances Scay, will lc preached at the
residence of his Father. Federal Hill this after
noon at O'Clock. The friends OF the family are in
yiied to attend.
April l7-it.
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HoJsE, >RGN AND ORNAMENTAL

'klE SUBSCRIBERS in returning their sincere thanks 10
q 'tr rjouds and the pUhie for the liberal patronage
r "a them the twelve months world rtsl er'fr
I'M IN them that they sl aud rating servr VI,
r nt"wn country whomay entrst their work 20 our
@ assuring them that pars shall be spared 10 eN" entire
'asa tion ,t price We ia I'll kinds 0f
M' ION of wood ana narbic and yirl The palm to ronc for
beauty OF style and finish We personally attend to all work,
aFd ~ not leave iob il given Orders
rom iAc country vii be thankfully rccciy ed and promptly
i,ldAto. We viii also Nhiiru Walls Hung Paper, Paint
't chairs and la make ourselves fu ia $
~ every p,rcu shop NJ the old stand of G Hardy,
It" ht nw Main. whcrr he riud IT ai times
god lSs'rtmcnt II Chairs, Saic- Cubs. Tables Ne.
apt rs Gifts &. It HARDY & BRO.
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Among the bills which have passed the New
York Legislature. is one appropriatng $4,000
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VI ILL. I'VE,
49, NsLLINFsx AND FANCY
u ~ GOODS!

~ G""Ds'' e2ass
friend, tn our LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED SrOCk
OF SPRING GOODS, which we now receiving hom New
me-" Hi"hthl' establishments aud tor Syt aud bffhg We
feel assured IN this other market
onr str,k consists in roNSErS, GlrStYS t.EGlioRN
FLATS, m FLANB BLOoNisltS Ribbons FLOW IRS,
LAtG GOODS, DRESS CARS MOlIAIR CAPS aud cor
FlEEN, HEAD DRESSES af different STYLES. Also, lett
ORNAMENTS. WHITE Wan BEADS basl and trnrt
HAlR HkAlbS and an elegant lot of MANTlllASi at all
potS The above goods price to suit thas who
wish rurch aud Flat bcarhcd and repair
Cd III good n'r anu alShof hhiite On our opening aA men
VIII h" on IhdraN next nth We Will b" prepared 10 show
the ndnucst ana largest variety ct Bonne aud Manidas
thai We have 'v'r presented il this market
IL orders hom the country i'll he promptly attended To-
mud roui il the inlvi ua Please
with cal purchase and fd insured
yan VI" bo able t. suit yourself, both price and quality
mar Eats Rep, copy. j. MATTHIAS y 60.
Ger, Mrs. SCTPusN takes pleasure i" fIR
lr"unug her thanks friends aud the public Va
I;I for their patronage hereofore bestowed onhe M
So aud Wou' rcSrccnly inform them that she VIII --
Thursday 10th handsome assortment f Spring mud
Nnmnr Millinery 81 the latest sNles aud par ems l.s rom
Nv York H'NNETS ef all kinds. RIBBONS, FLOW iRS
HAS. FLATS. tlIn.DREN'S FANCY HATS, AMI Nari
Ia bought any where Ia place Bleaching aud Pressing
o. "a the incest y,nner aud Al the shortest n"lee
T. = ew"irv OF ali kinds sold Hnl repaired In the sanln
llonse 10y l. Sntphin or doors above The Merchant
Gang the opp"ste side, and door Schoolheld ~
shufmsn'~, Mua Street. mar 20 DIM
NsTsssSTIoNS IN MVSIC.-pH0F. \. a..
n tEIIOW having established MUSICAL, ACADEMY
N ibs tv. rs now prepared 10 give Lessons on the foha
ti.taa, Ram, roiaceo and all the various Brdss is'ra
lie viii also give Harmonic distractions or lessons in
're1n ~ practical cNpcricnce in Music
lie fe confident # giving entire satisfaction To his pupils
y -Mns,c arranged Tor Bfas and String bands PIANO
Forte. &c.. on the liberal terms
l.rsfanc Ac denny - XII, Corner, First Alley, nealy
PIP 49, tt 4 Nrgnian Office. Iapr 2a"is
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STKOTluEN \ WHITEHEAD,
- Druggists mud pOthccmrics,

BANK SQUARE, LYscuBUne Va,
Have and and will contlnne regular additions
and complete Drugs Dye Snfs OILS,
Paints Glass Fancy Articles, &e. sc which they invite
the attention at myers.
TO COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they oicr tho prompt filling Of
their orders with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prspaia
lions manufactured by Themselves purchased from
liable prices that Will leave induecment
Of the State Any article not hand furnished the shortest
notice. WIN. A, STRoTuER,
fob2ts T. WHITEHEAD.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
Future DAxs.
BY WIN. II. Mostly.


ARsaE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
of trust by Mesar Wells yde undersigned
cveray duly rceordcdp the Clerk Office Of the Hastings
specified they will Thursday the 10th day OF April 1851
na day s to sy n" g 9 h" be S ,S a" pub
elegant lo. Furniture in the Nnryel House in the city
NM esss Hotel This spendid Furniture all new
recently purchased In the Northern Markets, and la
" detailed statement description viii be furnished
by the Anroneer VIM Hamilton Mostly 10 persons DESTROYS
Of NOR Information.
TIanscasb iol all sums under SO tina,
credit Of months. negotiable satisfactorily endorsed
ll,de CuIswELI pABNEy, Trustee.
ap4dadar g. l.. Mostly, Trustee
Rep eopy
The above sale postponed by consent Of parties to the
6h la, Of May next nj l0oeoeh at VIII eh time II Will posi-
'f na - ,a ,1@r r'''' o 6 H. Trustees
Petersburg lu,escncrr aud Richmond whis copy aaw tbs
4 OuuSsssONEW' SALE OF s.AND.-P"r-
y snen to decree Of the Circuit Court of Amherst Gonn'
v billiard Nc the undersigned the commissioner therein np
pointed WILL the 10th day Of May le5i, proceed to sell
containing about $50 lying Kings Creek the
III Amherst adjoining tho lands OF Lawson Campbell and 9th
aaii to be fine robarco Land
rfnnsso much cash viii dcray OF sale
huc ored, o L. and years bonds with approved
sena security required aud the tte retained until all the
'hase money is rn,d THOMAS wlnrEuEAp.
apl,csiw Conn
executed to me by Alfred Taylor iwi tho 25h day
-, TN, NINTH ,r at r%ns sSgo -" the % r tn" q, ~"
Iynehhnrg and Salem Turnpike David y RocH' real
deuce Also the day at the Market House Negro
Womn, rhlls The land win be aold credit Of L. aud
y months the slave On credit Of t. T. and II months Tor no
ap 10 dlaw t2aap Trustee.
GALE or REAL EsrATE.-uy virtue of l"
- eed Of ts, executed to the undersigned 10y II II Mere
h Jr shall on Saturday The ath day Of this month r. II
l W, ii public auction on the premises the two Houses
Joining property E,wards. a credit aud
"''' months negotiable notes satisfactorily endo,aed Will
l" r'4rifed o, the pnr'hhsera q NJ MEREDITH,
ap s19ta~tisap Trustee
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FonTy LIVES Losr-The stock train on the cast
end Of the baltimore and Ohio railroad day or two
since broke down and killed about forty porkers.--
We learn from one Of the passengers that the dcfnnct
rooters, were lyn. along the track in plentiful album
dance in the cold embrace Of eternal oblivion. Poor
grunters = Winding 7ii7os
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cltn dau Stdtr lfalrs.


rne WIN y ednestlnv the l3th l,v of An,iI
i md hle,y a nerfsrt bu,ri,,r. ~ tLe nd
;rs,,y of the prrat wind storm, of ISL, Op.
'"" 40 ibnsnn's Western IIotrI ,ns hnrrs1 a,d
-. -, IL ,,re carried by the wind =, tho south
INNS -; ,,,,,., At Ia ,se. ~, Gr ,,,,1, It,
t'St Cr,9er sn.l tho b,r.o an Diamond Iifn ,o
MY NJ l. ,,I,,l No, lac. ,l-is1f ~,
CIV ',
o'''
~. -. rup Narxr,txs. Tuo.},, min, ra,,ilor,.
:, -, i,s -. Ito scene nj an ;,,,.,.,,sa ,,l,'
vrhicb DESTROYED CORDS of wood = Tho s5,ro
'o" .n,lia,..# .,.,l ~. ,,o,, t - t,,I
W., h ,i,I, ,},eye the mains Of ,aI,as,,, ,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-17
ADDITIONAL ES THE EsORISSlA.

NEW IVKk' NTTIT ~ 7 Nt IOIIOWIng = nudl-
tional news by the Borus-a:
fhfl.. March 2J.-1here is nothing certain known
about Tie lay when the Conference Of Neufchatc will
hold lis fifth session Tie general opinion ftvors
satisfactory sci tieulent
Count Norneys return is expected in May. Duke
GaBement and Duke Moutebeilo are mentioned AS
Likely - snccced him in the Mission TO Russia
A. Lyon, numerous political arrests had taken
place. 1t was said the police had discovered ret
society whose members hid united for the purpose
of fnrhering the election OF a well known Republic
can Raspa who IS not eligible under the new cleo
tion laws