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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23

Aa T@TTMGs
Ths dairy BAL TIMORE WEKCHR IeSpubllsh
very morning (cxcept Sunday and ID delivers
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week:
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cisos
Gasnington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price4or Mail Subscribers of the daily WEUKAs
So. so in advance.
Az- The weekly BALTIMORE WECK ER is pnbIh1
ned every Friday at So per annuln and 81 per {
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
From Washington.

We extract from the Washington correspon-
dence Of the New York Express the following
items;
A sec ct convention of iron masters common
ccs here tomorrow. Ex-senator Cooper, Of Penn
lsylyania, delivers an address in the evening
1t is rumored that n startling and formidable pro-
lection movement is about to be naugurated.
Three Delegates. engaged respectively in pro
noting the Interests Of tho prospective organized
Territories Of Arizona, Sierrc Nevada and Dacotah
are now in Washington. and fourth for n similar
purpose. is daily expected from Colona.
The Morris cllogg movement in the House. in
a bl To authorize the people Of Ter
lri,ories TO elect their own ci'rers OF State aud
Judges is frebrand in thc ma, :azinc Of the adj
iminlstraton. Ii would take MI immense amount
lof patronage from the Federal Government, as
it is intended Ia do, and Consequently they ARE
organizing powerful aud SYSTEMATIC opposition
to it. Mr. Buchanan, and tlta7c who look TO that
source for pap, arc, OF course. greatly exercised
about it. The Union-which is but the mouth
piece ot the President-i- out IN pondcrous lea
dor upon the subject II is thought hy many
that the Presidential quill is occasionally called
into rcquisitipn by his organ grinders and this
article hns n wonderful squint in that Director
1t is thought by some that the adiourrmcn, du
ring tho holidays was done To prevent The passlg"
among them--by consuming the time So much that
no time would be lett for action upon them But
this is hardly tar presumption. lnasnneh nv tie
adjournment was caused much by the Orposi-
ton as the Administration party, upon whom tits
charged
Several gentlemen in town, members Of the
House, have remained. to prepare themselves to
speak upon the Presidents message. which will
come mp in debate almost Immediately upon the
rcassemblng of Congress. The talk upon this
will he intermlnablc or. NJ least will last ~ Ion,
AZ this Congress does. until the fourth of March.
1t il runorc1 that Il int occurred in the l. :.
lSu preme Court yesterday, between the Clerk If
that Court and the Clerk oi the Court of Claims
What the particulars arc | am not Mt liberty to
state. upon my present authority. AMI it is Il Ia"
hoped Tor the credit IF those gentlemen, that the
rumor is II FALSE enc II is bed enough to have
"fs,iana" confined TO the House of Representa-
ltiyes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
Tnonhla In Illinois.

II appears tina, there is considerable diligently
In the Illinois Legislature in making choice of q
Senator. The friends Of Douglas are anxious 70
proceed 10 an election ct so - 10 secure the
election ofthat worthy before he reaches Wash.
ington city. The Opposition, on the contrary, OBJ
ject to an election at present, and defeated that
purpose the other day. by withdrawing and leav-
ing one Of the House. Of the Legislature without
. quorum.
We do not approve, in the abstract, # this mode
of defeating a Senatorial election. Yet. the or-
position have abundant precedent rs well as prov
ocation for the act. The plan Of attempting to
defeat Senatorial election by trickery, was first
practsed in this country by the Indiana Dcmoc-
rncy, under the lead Of the Immaculate Bright
Since then it has been practcei with success by
the Democracy of Iowa, Indiana, and California.
Wrong. as it is in the abstract. it cannot well be
Of that that party should now be made
to reap the consequences of their own precedent.
aud to suffer from their own iniquity and dis
honesty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
Correspondence of the Virginian.
Hard SCRABBLE, Jan. !

HARD SCRABBLE, Jan. 9Th. 1859
DeW IrgiHidn:-As it has become mpcrious-
" necessary that the Daily Press of our country
should be provided with u corps of talented and
energetic correspondents from every quarter of
the land. propose to give YOU letter daily and
perhaps two, in which shall be collated every in
cident Of importance that is transporting in this
place, so famous in history and in song
shall make no charge for my enthusiastically
putting you upon the same footing with other
entcrprising journalists but as matter If
policy; seeing it will enure To- your advantage
and mine: | shall expect you occasionally TO make
q proper acknowledgement of the services Of your
"taented correspondent" and 10 impress upon the
mind of each of your numerous readers, the debt
of obligation they owe to for the literary enter
tannent and important intelligence daily afforded
them. can also secure batch of sub-corres-
pondents from the following places Jacksontown,
Scufictown, Sandy Hook, Brookvlle and Hog Is
land; each Of whom will report directly to me.
and can eclecticize their letters, giving you the
very cream thereof in q condensed form. Or if
YOU prefer for buncomb. and to show that with
much difficulty and at great expense" YOU have
secured correspondents at each of these important
points, will cause them to report directly to YOU
40 that instead OF my one or two letters, YOU can
lproudly cite your readers to five or six original
letters daily. from your GOWN CORRESPONDENTS"
Thus much in the way of preliminaries.
Some stirring events have transpired in this
community of late. Last Sunday, Parson Jones
preached an eloquent and powerful sermon upon
Jonah in the Whales belly; in the course of which
some very learned speculatioua wcre INDUCED
relative to the manner in which lruah was sun
plied with current Of fresh air while confined in
his lpathsome prison-house Mr. Jones stated
that some persons were of opinion, that Jonah. du-
ring his incarceration in the belly f this seanon-
ster. WAS in state Of suspended Inhalation; but
hc tn uglit there were strong physiological reasons
for doubling tie correctness of this hypothesis and
thought that Jonah, not being frog, could not
have lived three days and nights without breath
ling. In the midst of this learned diatrbe, ell lcl
Smith--who lad fallen aseep in the altar. Wa.
distufhed by fly that Ind been seen crawling
over his upturnel face. and of sudden, disa,r
pearcd from view by passing into his olfactory-
was thrown into violent snecze which quite
amused the audience, though it served to break
1.-THE elders slumber. The fly was expelled alive
1t has been = question much mooted in certain
circes as to where the Hy came from, and how il
escaped the fate Of all other flies. The very prev
TALENT opinion however is. that he had been enscon
ced in the parson's study which is in the basemen,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
of the church, and is uniformly kept at summer

of the church, and Is uniformly kept at summer
heat
Mr. Quaekenba sllS iavori.e ,crynuf BIT ~.
united in marriage ON Friday night last To Cinder-
ella, Col. Scroggins cook. Capt. Shocks wife ha.
presented her excellent husband with brace Of
little Snooks. one Of which, it is said. fayors the
father and the other looks remarkably like the
mother. ] nm happy To say that the estmable
lady is doing well could be expected"
That interesting annual festival. "iog killing"
was celebrated here with great zcst, amidst the
usual outbursts Of the unhappy purkers. At II
meeting Of the Hard Scrabble Debating Society
the properties OF mast ~ u nuritiaus article of
food for swine, was elalrntely am. coquently dis
cussed. The noxt question for discussion will be-
Are the correspondents of the Daily press u NUS
nncc:" Your correspondent will be on hand then
Your valuable paper Is sought after in th. quar-
Ter with great avidi'y; and the ability with which
its editorial columns especially, is sustained is
IA subject of universal praise.
If you do not succeed in securing an immense
circulation. it will be the fault Of an unapprecin.
tive and Ignorant public. Yours,
SuGGs.
Z. S. If any time. by reuson Of rregunrity
in the mails, you should fail to get my letters. YOU
caa manufacture one at home which will answer
lust well. s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

DESPERATE FrGirvE-An Escaped Murderer
Blous Ohl las Brdins.-One Of the men, named
Sebei t, hnrgcd with murder who recently es-
capped from jail ut Columbus, Ohio, was discovered
on IA turday last few miles from Cincinnati by
scyers Of icers The Enquirer says:
llo ran swiftly he could, but soon found
that .e ould be oyertaken, as he was hemmed in
on ev cry side. lie then got upon bridge Of the
Cleve lanI, Columbus aud CINCINNATI Railroad,
and t. bid his pursuers as they drew near. that if
they ute mpted arrest him he would kill some
OF the himself, for he was determined not to
be tai en alive, at the same time pointing his re-
vove Mt them. The party were similarly armed,
but mel uding not to expose themselves reckless
". tn ey sent for rife. As soon as he saw the
messt 'ng.r returning with the weapon, he put his
reyol yer into his mouth ard blew out his brains.
The t'ody of the desperate suicide was placed upon
the c IRIS and taken to Columbus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

Singular DETECTION OF A RGl,R--TnE KEY
THAI UNLOCKED THE MysrERY.-A gcntccl young
fellow was arrested over in Bridgeport On Thurs
day last charged with robbing the stole-room of
Cleayer Bracken Of Lagrange, some week or so
a..o. The charge was sustained by circumstances
IL follows: The young man who gave his name
Us Leroy. was very anxious to accompany the
troupe of Ox-liorn Players now in this city. lie
had solicited the princal of the troupe point
up the river to take him on trial. The principal
was not prepared to give him decisive answer at
once. but made an appointment to meet him at
bridgeport on Thursday. On Wednesday even
ing Leroy arrived in bridgeport. and put up at
the Labella House. u on retiring to bed he left
his boots down stairs to he polished In handling
the boots. the artist who applied the backing. OBJ
served large brass key concealed in the lining
which he gave to the landlord
The next morning Leroy came down stairs, and
the first thing he did after putting ON his boots
to feel for the key. 1t was gone, OF course;
the Landlord was applied to and soon produced
the missing article. Leroy remarking MS he receiv-
ell it, that it belonged to n church with which he
was connected. This circumstance, from its sim
Cularity caused some little talk though it would
have passed by unnoticed in other respects, but
ier the accidental appearance Of Mr.. Clcaver, Of
In" firm of Cleaver Bracken, who su stained the
robbery abuye referred To. Mr.. Cleaver asked
Leroy 70 see the key and it was Immediately
sh"wr. Mr. Cleayer recognized it by several un-
mlstakahle marks, M one he had missed on the
nirh' NJ the hurglary, aud upon glancng over the
ee CANT person Of the sly Leroy, he discovered
THAI individuals entire apparel boots aud oil, to
4, be tlat for which he tMr. cleaver) had paid his
ovn good money. Leroy was Immediately arrest
| ed taken before u Magistrate and sent to the ST.
ClalEsvi,le Jail, and it is though he will finally
| bring up tor season. in the Columbus Penten-
| tiary - iTAeelisg Laei, la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

PhiIndClphin CmiiIr Market, INN. 3.
The offerings Of 81 Cattle only moderate this week.
amounting about lA00 head wards Prices
We're well suined however from o. 10 80
100 lbs-thc latter for IA quality.
HOGS The off rings Phillips Yard reached
az! this eek. ranging o. per
lOO lbs ne tor the best quality, winch In advance
SHEEP About 500 offered W arde's sold at
81 to per head to condition. equal to pa ~
ed. 1 he market lively.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

II The taxes annually collected by Spain from the
Island of Cubn, said to amount to twenty-eight
millions of dollars. This is important item in
the revenues of Spain, Shc would hardly con
sent to sell for two hundred millions of dollars IL
property that pays her SO handsomely -and old
Buck. therefore, we suspect, is giving himself
necessary trouble in negotiating for purchase,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

The success of steam vessel, in a,iga,ing the
New York Canals. it is supposed, will produce
revolution in the commerce Of which they the
agents We see it stated that moro than fifty
steam canal boats will be put uron the line when
the Spring trade opens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
SPECIAL. MOTTO Els.

Hoiioway'- Pills nre especially reco,pI ded
for the of and the other complaints
10 and those unable fresh They
substitute Tor sar' harne matter and neuraizc the fleet Of
saline diet absorbing the poson' the salt and
rendering the bloc pure and the rgics
blitang influences Sold at the No so Maid
Lane New York aud by all Druggists 25c Tie and
u Il,c. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

NIRlsl VIA AT raIes hrId In the Gle HIS Of.
Ace Of he Circuit Court, for Nelson county Monday.
the ID day ri January, 1859
Alexander Brown, Sheriff Of Nelson county such
Aduin.rst or of &. I Estes decd, III Unfit,
AGAINST
NF Cabl. Administrator Of Nancy White. deco John
H. White Thomas II " hite, John s. Thomas Ella homns.
dudley K. Mayo and Nancy Jane Mayo his WIFE N N.
Tholpa Defend
TIN this suit i. subject the Interest
Johu D. White, the estate Of Nancy White de d.
of Judgment the OF ssid n ~ Thorn for
the bcucf r Estes, Nelson Cinc Court for SiOU.
iperes Affidavit having be mrde that tn"
f,hdaes John D. White and Thomas H Wiie,
denis Of this is ordered that the said cfundau
appear eere within month after ius pu leaon ."
der tho plaintiff bill do what
protect that copy OF this order be publish
ed week four successive weeks In the Lynchbng
Tigiaan published in the i'y Of Lynchburg aud
other copy sted the housa
county on the nrst day Of the next County Court
cvpy-leste
o LOVING. Clerk.
Wli1rr u IiAnl cl IA flrAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

Col Beverly Tucker our Consul at Liverpool,
returned homo in the last steamer 1t is rumorcd
that the Col. intends to resign the Consulate on
account Of the inndcquacy of the pay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

W. Think q - hnfdIy NMOWm oven 10 The mOrt
OF deeply sciences are
looking the ct creation. We knew there
dcovrri.s in these tim, and
OF did the Chemists
Ia crucibc-, aud surprising the wonderful
productions organic lille during visit Low ell
by of their PROMINENT citizens
oratoiy Dr AYkR. inventor of tHEitEY Pc roRAI
processes and his This Eenins
If hs is manufacturing the subtle of
other vegetable suhst His Ap
berry, ckerbcrry Qnuc. Pear, Cane!a
mon only equal, but exceed purify flavor
veg tables Themselves HIS Winter green purer
better flavor than any that be
msdr by chemical composition
tart His Is, anaiyxe the
mud ultimate If which made then re-
compose them the proportions which
Christian Advocate nov ll.1w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
Candidates for Clerkship.

IN p CLERKsHIP OF THE llUSTINGs CoURT.-l re-
spct lily myself candidate for the Office Of Clerk
ian 5dtaoie WV. NJ SEMPLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
Knoxville WhiG.

r,rson Brownlow has commenced the rublica-
ton If tri-wcekly edition Of the Knoxville VIII
We have received tho first number, and we tend
or the Pnrson. personally and politically, our Lest
wishes for his success
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

ga g am candidate for reelection to the
Clerks hip of the Court OF Husings for this city -
jan dtdnir JAMES BENAGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

ctwster and single stone Il Nlss L.
II lIN>, at liam St:~ J. WILLIAMS 4 SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

pa I" We are requested To announce JU MI ) Z.
DIDl AK. candidate for the Cerkshp Of The Hastings
Court. Tor III. city Of LynchbIrg ian dtdofe.
Rsb j." am a candidate for the Office of Clerk Of
the In -tinss Court OF L. nchburg j. y. GokDDN.
ian | -utdote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

P.K.-PhiindC'pi'ia.Jm nc III. lS57.-Mes.rs.
Perry DAVIS x --t,rnt--F than u w nf
fctci with troublesome cough, attended with yellow
frothy and gr"at emancaon followed Nhetl
liver lung cough knew not there was an
inccsant ii, king sensation in chest Calling
the Office of the United Journal Of this
prcprieors strongly recommended Pain
sent and the article, aud helped
well. This last March l withhold address. as
family aud self nutorieiy. That what
have en solemn truth is well known to the preors
JoGrnaL under the gra io, ling
Yours truly ANXIOUS.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold BY JOHN II. SEAY. Lynchburg flee ow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07


ed by BAktBs PREMIUM BITrEkS-lo Mr. +. Bakrr-Dear
Sir: In to yourself and who smaly
afflicted, pes to cite Of the remarks liable
qua your Premium Bitters had them
unit, recently but wife having been afflicted
affection and disordered stomach, for the past
twelve used means in to her
t. health She under the constant treatment OF hive
able ply >cians but r"ef could be had then
several the rcmirkai made by
persuaded wife them she did and in a
little She rapidly Not only her
nd dsot drrrd ,"h gene
raj h.a III better ian has been years
and shall always Biittrs
this Justice yourself aud the tenrt of others
who q r. similarly afflicted. Your obed,ent servant
Richmond, June 81, 1851. THOMAS N. MONTAGUE.
BAKERS i1ITIERs -kchnond, Sept IL l-ja-
is with Wiling pleasure that add testimony the
BAkEns premium BITTERS, III making permanent
established OF Dy prpsia, which have
for the last moaths Also. using
with great after Suffering
disoricr.d stomach As
Them nred of their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them to the afflicted }. ADAMS.
For sal. by al the Druggists in Lynchburg aid by all the
principal Druggists the of Richond
Virginia also OF M,sss Chas Sttt Co, Washington
u. 4 l. IL StableI 4 ca BALTIMORE Md ID. Is Mllcr Gov.
nlton ": and Barnes X iarA y y.
Orders iilei by addressing l. BAKER, Proprietor,
uc = Is Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
NEW FAMILY GROl ERH,
AT the old stand Of Mckinney Htss,



(pu size 10 the Drug Store If Sabler & Jones.
rllE Undersigned having removed his ts,ab smcnt. and
gr. increased his stock, offers the
vaiet, Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, any where to be- had
sugl establishment his city and prices the
In to his stock Of Groceries, he has ao STAPLE
,iB,DS, which he will sell low lie publia
~ REQ to cali and examine for themselves
jan I dy j. H. SOLOMON
GNEiuA LIZ SCHOOL At FRANKLIN q. H..
T. NN-1'he first session OF Mrs HuGHAKTs school, will
named place tho LIST day
ls59 The scholastic of ten months, II he dyi
I'D m SESSIONS Of Ave months each.
Terms, session of five months. Rs follows:
English bra nehcs, including all usually taught in f,
uar Soho, III. highest grade. Sl2 90
atn
Mus'..... IS 20
incidental penses,. Oh
Bpa,d
M lrd, made for losS OF time If
tract-d i.., LIAM 7.c6t WM. ii mug HART
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

lust received q fre.h supply Of the finest IA.
- GER BEER. SWITZER CHEESE AND BOLOGNA
call the attention Of o
net BAGArrLLE TABLE, which nave provided for the
pnblc anus ,,npnt Jan 7dts wM LOOSE
lust ARRIvED-A very ntce lot Of Navy
- Beans Sailed Pork Hams and superior lot
home manu,c Wasting Tabs also. lot of nice Fresh
Butter aud :or sale by Jan dts JOHN H SOLOMON.
NEW CROP OF ORIEANs SUGAR AND
~ MOLASSES, of choice quality, just received by
ian 7dt. IKBY SAUNDERS
AAn BARRELS OF uYDRACLIC OR
4OD MENr fresh and In PRIME order. tor sale by
ian tts IRBY Il SAUNDERS
NOR nIRE.-l ha vc for hire the ps eseas year,
Il A NEGRO WOMAN. who is a good Conk. W asher anu
Ironer Sc JOHN d. LEE
ian At Lee, Rookie a. Co
ICORHCE, rONQUA hkANn. 1900
casss OF and Mass Leoricc T. g. Brand Cargli
Brands Barrocco Mass licorice Of popular Brands
Tonuua Beans Sweet oil N: l. RUM Portland Syrup; for
sale bv EDMOND, DAEENPOkT CO,
jan 6dlm biehDond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

We lnd in the Norfolk papers the accompany
ing lst*sr from NJ. Lacoutire. giving cheering
assurance Of the speedy accomplishment of an oh
;scs for which that gentleman has long labored
with - much of zeal a. of ahilityvia: the estab.
lishment of direct trade between Virginia and
France. We in.ite attention to the letter;