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| lenx pending IN Court annseassi gs---
II would hava bean dseaaed Vi zoe Last
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Ia nsaxisiaa d qas AZ "a ssaagal ap-
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= impexsank hsassng apan ~ assas u
waa aonEinasd Tar Eusssex axknnsas assai
| him, mhiaA ms sled aons tima siAse,
and 90 lbs arsa oar sf shs September
Tsssn. ths esss wss asaiis asaidsd In ka-
var a1 sAa aaksnaAnk
nsiag sail psndisg sna asdasiasd d.
ring no eanvAss, ID WHOA ool. nAhDis'
Iis ssndiasta Der "a inpegtana State
slies, II was ssEssa upsu With axidisy b
| he Blask RspaAllssn vullnsss, VINO &C.
Gghs in aaysaiak wAlah msy Esd ahsi'
bsastly appssitsa fer slaaaws ThoaEk
nothing bus staple question u lagsl
right ma irvslgeds IS salt " ths mi.
ted States against Cal, B. was naagied
into hainOus erdminAI charge, involy.
ing ihs sevsrsss pannlsy Of cha law end
no terms wsra too hassh, TOO eoayss, q
leo brutal, fer shA ahandsnsd Black Re
puhlisan press 70 apply 70 him, in can
nsesion thsgswith.
The dseisien ef the oeurt, eosuapai-
Gated wish this lestsr, Is rot oaly ssi-
smphahs yinalsAsion ae shs jasslss y
bis osaes, bat, yhal Is better as sas
pressnt time, sf his integrity az Q mau
and public oesesr.
Tkia hang ths laird o. feassh aseisipH
81 the sams qasssisn, By diaassns Coarss,
all eoeearrings and bang 10 lucid, con-
elustvs and plain upoa syssy peiat, thsEs
oaaBot be doubt bat that IL IL final
disposal a shs cas-. No Court Of ado
quass legal ability would sysE think Of
reversing 10. 20 i.sa
The Iowa St&ts JoaYaal hkyiAg pub
lishsa = copy IT shs decision, We rspah-
Iish 10 from shas papsrs with the edisO-
rial remarks 81 che came accompanying
it. It will be found In another eclaRn.
We hare rsOaivea eongr&taIatsry iss-
ssrs from diEessna proainsns gsnGlsnsn
in Ksokak, eommRnieating shs informa-
tion, but viii oaly publish che following
from the Clark Of ths Court,
KGoKux, Ssps. 20, 1859.
EditOT BsgIs-DsaF SlT s-~Ths U. s.
District Court has decided the eases Of
the United staass as Amsrlsa ". I. w.
Babbits, and same -. Robert Colss ia
favor Of the defendants. The opinion
alsd is svsry aIahoFats enc. lean on
y, at present, send yOu the points deci-
dsd. Tbs Judge STATES IN his opinion,
that he iatimaEed ~ ths last Term, thss
bis mind was strongly inclined against
the GoysrnmsHs, ana therefore request
ed furthss argument from the counsel
for the Government, sad that II VS. this
that led 70 chs dsiAy Till tais Tsrm--is
Vas thia insimAsioa Of the Judge, no
Doubt, that led msny 70 suppose that the
case had been decided N Mr. B abhitt's
faESr, 1T the last Terra. - .as
ga Yours truly, ~ -
JOHN BURNS, Clara
BIZ At. WALGFso, Dspssy Clerk.
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Ua Monday evening. 18th last. a. about
D ~ NJ, bess9soa ToaaAa O. Tmekwen'u store
aA@ 6aggAs Brewery, % Broadway,
go lasgs Gold Az5cksk Brsastpin, via
Z i2eneaa On the inside. Ths Lady viii
lihekAily nam2fd kAs aBasx ky EsaYiRx thR
aazsa 81 u maHHs 0@eA.
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II zhaaisg a 0s1ssil BlaEs, % saaaa.
aas aezs y 2 osslsaks ?. y. for Us pas.
posA u asninasins i Iomnship xseaes.
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Aase fu8 sNaa coed aSamss ssw9 story
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af hdtEK and ak glss beak maksxtsl ne
hsaas eaa be Faadilg maOv@A and at httls
Ammss TezMa ksaannahia
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PTimtkmE E:xpemSes--sE0EReea


at1aRs
Last week We stated thas the printing
For two years, lsS4-s, under RspublisAn
rule, cost the stass al 900. We over.
locked the fass that this was for Ualy
one session of ths Legislature--sAe ses.
sions being biennial. Tas printing Eor
she tive yeAFs immediately preceding,
unaes Democratic rals, soss emIy 90 yS8a,
ss q Eissls ever oas ssvsnsh part Of ne
same item for a equal period undsr re-
pHbhean ruls.
The whols ordinary axpeAsss Of carry
ing On the State governmsns fer shs rear
1850, under Democrats rule, we're only
81, 900 "a, 600 less shan she Rspahii-
cans squandersd for printing the lava
81 aas sessions sAd she printing insiden-
al 70 IL
And yet the State ssssials Of that
parky wha soadnet TIA government and
who sqaandar zee peoples money 10 shisH
Ways hare the audscity 70 nsssss thai de
government has been adminls tered 1sim-l
dieaowsls and sesasssieally n And sv-l
org Black Repaelisna srgan. via shs
inpudenes and msndAeity of old sasah.
kinsslf, echoes this EnsHIsing ne 10.
shsy shink 30 psOpis saaA sgssgiDuss
fools rs to swallsw suesh sssas salsaAoc.s
with the proaf be chs reeord before stesn, /
N 10 agaeikl sspefss pg % sspub liean
ssasa clssasz sksssks -
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/ - For impsFsaaa political matter,
see azss ADD fourah pages.

{ - RmMaKaKsy shaa the Stats sisatioa
ssmss % On the sseead Tuesday Ia De
sobsr. Polsss, doa,s forget.
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70 Tnomax q. Hsnt1e, Jr., Nary Jana
@gsg sHa EltsaAsgh @rayE
You 40 each u pen are hereby netiksd
sAst thsge q .aess % de d che saes Of the
Gaegk wf e@@ Daesgses EenEt Ia Resaawat-
tnm5e eeEakys Iowa, patskann Of Rufus
4esll, esaimkhe tAs ksssslaaars az ! nora-
gaEa, mad hist anasss Ysa appaax aaI as
ames tazszasn 81 as hskasa - Fasa3 DAY Il
Augask. 1856, iuagnsak MI bs vsAdsEst
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~ q said pekasieu axAiask yea.
Fi&ns MfKsA@ Mk9E9n&0N,
AsssEaeF ssg PaaintiE
STATE or IOWA,
PaakaNstkswzss egesaays a@
AZ tAs Aagaas TssA, q. D. isS ., Of tho
Dtsagsrt Ca1Tt, ii and fox said esunsy, Bss-
vice ~ publaeafioa, Coz ths psadsncy q
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Hzghs. 9. p KELLOGG.
gssE& sF sasa Court.
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BUSHELS ears WANTED,
BY TOOTLE Q JACKSON.
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lad connecting snsy with Steamers Eodsa
Gate, Gaidaa Ags, John L. Sksphsas,
aps Eornga se tha
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

AFFECTING ScENE.--At the close of the late tri.
al of Stephens Mt Now York for the murder of his
wife, after the verdict Of guilty had been rendered
the jurors retired, the spectators dispersed, tho
sheriff with his deputies approached the prisoner
His little daughter Bella about six years old turn
cd towards Stephens. and, after kissing him, said
Come, pal let US 90 now, is all over; see, pa! the
people are going" Human nature, says the New
York Express, could not stand this; the sheriff
turned away to hide n tear, and retired, leaving
the prisoner alone with his relatives and counsel
Pocket handkerchiefs were drawn out by many
present and tho attempt Of the male portion of tho
audience to stop up the outlet of the hearts foun-
tain were of no avail. Such an affecting sceno has
rarely been witnessed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

The RuMoRED CUBAN REvoLurIoN---The official
Gdsetie of Havana. is its issue Of April 10th.
publishes m article ridculing the report that an
expedition has statred for tho island Of Cuba II
says that tho people of tho island are contented.
prosperous. and devotedly loyal. Meanwhile. we
await to hear what the promises Of April the
thirteenth are to amount to. That something
decisive was to tako place by that day wo have
reason to believe, though we apprehend that the
Cubans cannot easily declare thr Independence.
surrounded US they are by large army.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22


GREAT EXPEDITION " THE NiLE.--The Times
Paris correspondent of March Both, says: A let
ter of Mnrscies, of Saturday. stutcs TINT fresh
expedition has bccu organized for discovering tho
source Of the Nile, The expedition is conducted
by NJ. Miami Nenetiun who has inhabited Cairo
for the last ten years. Tho Emperor Napoleon
authorised the Minister of War TO deliver M.
Miami the arms and ammunition necessary for
his escort. The director Of tho arsenal Mt Mar
settles has consequently forwarded 100 flint mus
kcts and 800 carridgct to Alexandria The OK
petition is composed Of the Partisan painter, Du-
man, Captain Peyhoux, of the French commercial
navy; NJ. Pansse, OF A,gnon, secretary to tho
expedition physician, n naturalist. and chem
ist, who are now in Egypt. The expedition will
fix its headquarters at Chartoum. in Upper Egypt,
n town in which about twelve natives Of Marseiles
or Geno reside NJ. Manis expedition has dou-
bic charactcr-frst scientific, and next CONNER
cial. NJ. Miami has already contracted with mer-
chants in Paris tor the delivery of elephants
teeth, gold dust, copper, coral indigo lion pan
ther, leopard and tiger skins, which are of great
value in Paris. The members of the Mimi expc-
dition are armed with Mimic rifles which kill at
1000 wards, and with sabrcs which fit to the rifles
They are likewise furnished with cuirasses and
metallic masks, to protect them from the bite of
poisonous insects. They carry with them like
wise supply of the most frightful masks calcula-
ted to tcrrify the most savage tribes. The men,
bcrs of the expedition. who will feed themselves
they can, and chiefly by tho chase, will traverse
Nubia SEMINAR, and Abyssinia They expect to
60 far beyond the Equator, and to ascertain
whether such tribe Of negroes exist as the Man,
Nam and if they find protection they will ira
verse Africa in it's entire length, and come out on
the coast opposite Zanzibar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

A Duel was fought on Wednesday evening, be-
tween Mr. W. c. Lpscomb, of the firm of Wilson
Lipscomb Il Co., and Mr.. Samuel Nelson, of the
house Of w. S. Donnell & Co. The weapons were
shot-guns loaded with musket balls, and the dis
tance forty PAGES. Three shots were exchanged
without harm to other party. One Of Mr.. Laps
combs bullets killed u horse which was grazing
in the field, within range Of his gum o. Del
ta Friday 16, tH.d G,zI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

DEAD LETTERS REruRNs.-During tho quarter
which closed on tho 3lst of March last, the open
ers of dead letters in the Gneral Post Office found
2ls6 which contained mn aggregate Of SIC, ,292.
for the quarter ending 3lst December, tho mum.
Dor Of letters wns 2745 with xls.035: quarter end
ing Both September 2729 letters, covering Sl2,-
OIL; and quarter which closed 30th June last. 4549
letters, with S2l 40s. Total for the year 200
letters and S56,67s. Through tho prompt and
systematic arrangements ofthe Office. nine-tenths
Of the letters, with still greater proportion of
tho money, have been promptly and safely restored
to their rightful owners, H8
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
T. T. II NJ 3 I:

The NIRGiNIAN published Daily at s6 and Tr Weekly
Mt s. per annum and Weekly at g. invariably
81 so will he charged in all No
III be discontinued except at the option of the Propi
.tor uus all arr-arages shall have been paid
ADV EKTSEMENTS are inserted for 20 cents per square
of 10 the first insertion and 81 cents for ch
unless ordered inner form weekly and thea 80
cent. charged Tor each Insertion II the
Insertions be not marked the MS 1t will be
pubIis Till ordered ont, and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square daily. s35
Eor res tay 50
tri.w klv
For squares ui weekly. 30
Advertisements intended for both papers subject to
fpecisi contract
Annual advertisers will he limited to their immediate
or the charge at transient rates
All Advertisements appear In the daily aud tri.
weekly papers Com =
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22
Certificates Packages of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half ........... 40
~ Quarter ....s...... 10
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enc money address ordered
receipt which they will be forw ardsd by first mail Pur
tickets ending any figure they may dess
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their Jgnatures plain and
give their post Office, county and State.
tV Renrbr that every prize drawn aid able in full
without dntnctioD
IT, All prizes OF $ COO and under paid immediately after
the drawing-oter prizes al the usual time Of thirty
All commune aions strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates to
MCKINNEY u co, Savannah. Ga.
Office Masonic Hal Block, Bnll Street. Savannah Ga
yY- si the numbers that drawn frou, the wheel
with the prize that earh ptitled
be published cry drawing In the Saoanaah Daily
cb 2s dis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

TmE Turn Amour IlERcuLANEUx.-The sup
position that the destruction OF Ilcrculaneum and
pompci was duo to shower of stones and Gin
dcrs from Vcsuyius has been called in question
by Frcnehman, NJ. Dufrcncy. lie finds closely
covered cclnrs into which tho cnders could not
havo inllen, their covering being perfect, which
are filled with tufh. lie supposos that that this
could have been deposited only by water. An ad-
ditonal proof is that the tufa itself is composed
mainly Of matter which must have been deposited
by water.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
rLAN OF TIE LOTTERY

U
The numbers pontng 9TH those nun
bers printed separate slips paper
circed With small tia tubes and placed In wheel.
The first IA Prizes, similarly printed and encicle1
placed IN another wheel
The wheel then rcvoved and number Is drawn from
the wheel Numbers and tho time n Prize
from h other heel. The number and prize
opened exhibited to tho audience, a1 reg by
ConusSi The Prize being placed tho Number
drawn operation repeated until the prizes
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzFsThe tvs proceeding and the
succeeding Sumbers to those ing the inst Prizes will bo
entitled the ~ Approximation Prizes For example II
T No 2u draws the $50 0O Prize, those Tickets
bcred il2i- lia9 il25i 1889 will each be entitled
If Ticket No 80 draws the s50 Prize. those tickets mum
ber-d 5ie $40 jjl a wi each be entitled 3O
according q the scheme.
CERTIFICATES PAtKAGFs will be sold the follow ing
rates. which il the risk
Corfu i6cat of PA of hole kets AsO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22
An Important Article IN Relation 70 the
Projected Cuba Invasion

The Gaccta do Ia Hapana j. tbs olicial ore>n Of
the government in Cuba; and tho New York Her
al! of yesterday contains the trsnslation ofan a.
tiee on alleged .ilibustero preparations h the
United States and elsewhere, now. ~ IL seases,
almost ready or actually route for the Qpeen
OF tho Antilles. A few extracts will douhtlsap
prove interesting to renders Ut this particular
juncture, though It must be admitted that ths rrs-
yailing rumor Of two vessels having sailed 6om
New Yord with bodies Of men and cargoes Of arms
on on board, should 30 taken with many grains Of
allowance. Tho Gdceta says;-
II is reported that. at tho Island of Sento Do
mingo. thero are collected one thousand men, con-
Hlsting OF Cubans, Amer cans. and Frenchmen;
thnt they propose to embark at Cape Santo Maria.
tho nearest place to Point Maisi, and that on
tho 2lst of March a schooner left New York hAv-
ing on board two hundred men bound 10 81. Do
mngo. II is also reported that an expedition Of
hve Thousand men is preparing at dihcront parts
OF the Union. which will rendezvous out Of the iu-
rlsdctlon OF tho United States citing tho day and
hour OF the cmbarkation of n part of said force,
and the name of the loader who is 10 command Il:
and the names OF llenningsen and some others of
the so-cnllcd generals and chiefs who have been
distinguished In Rllibustering expeditions arc
mentioned. N. 50 s.s.fa
Tho Gdceta. after describing the condition Of
Cuba ny conentcd and loyal, and regarding the
rumors OF invasion rs hardly credible, proceeds
thus.
VIZ" SUM hh'cceuenth, knowing tnAt tho island
has Tor its defence an army Of 10000 men, feet
OF moro than thirty sail. with 10000 armed vol
unecrs-which number could DO doubled when
required with 5000 militia of all arms, and with
n population ready 10 defend it's territory as II
did ut no remote poriod--.a forcc not only more
than sufficient to annihilate any fllibusteriug ex.
pedilion however numerous and we'll organized,
but moreover to resist any 9th attnct whatever--
when it wns seen that the $40, ,00O,O 600 vote was
postponed after having boon opposed by orators
OF n long service and experience oil this 10
known, i appears not only impossible that any
living individual should dream Of expeditions, but
also that journal no distinguished AZ the Cbu,rier
drs Etais Ems SHOULD give tho least credence to
such rumors. II the $50 000, 600 had been voted
although it should be remembered that the af.
fnctions and sentiments of nations arc not bought
nor changed by money. and that those of the Gu.
ban people are no such vile merchandise we re-
peat. that IL the $50. 0.00O. 900 had been voted, we
might easily conceive that thore might DO delnded
individuals capable of thinking that large por-
tion of that sum was to be invested in preparing
allibistering expeditions and that these deuded
individuals would take the initiative. But ~
said sum hns not been voted, wo do not, wo can
not. believe that anybody has any faith,
or means Of preparing an expedition Of on impos.
sible aud disastrous issue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

Great Reduction im Charges on Goods iron, the
North. vim Rirhnoud and james Silver
d knnnwha CaaaI. TO ynchb burg,
thence by Rnilsead TO the
s0uth-West.
NHANkFUI to friends and the public for their very lib
eral patronage, would respectfully inform them. that
owing 10 the large increase of busiucs consequent
former reduction have Determined reduce charges
Caps &C. only per 100 pounds which includes al!
from the Wharvcs at Ri hmond to the Landings
Depot AT Iynchbnrg
Produce iorwa arded very law rates
IV' For special rates see circular
ALFRED s LEE,
Forrardins and Commission N,,rlaat
jan 27dts. On the Dock. Richmond. va.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 OTEY, ~ Pearl
- Street. between Main and Cary, RICHMOND, VA have
hand aud offer sale
1000 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
~ bags Mocha do
80 sides good an damaged sole Leather;
800 boxes Adam intine Candies
100 boxes trown Soap;
l95 boxes Fancy do
1880 kegs Old ID ,minon Nails
100 barrels n. o. Molasscs;
II hogsheads Cnba Moasscs;
80 d., n q Sugar;
100 barrels extra &. Sugar;
$50 do low grades Sugar:
- do granuated Sugar;
so do ground Sugar;
- patent cut loaf Sugar;
10 ba rels crushed Sugar;
20 kegs Soda
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No Markcr,I
10 barrels No Irrr'nss;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Ora Seeds
Besides fnll assortment GROCERIES, wrii large
and well selected stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIll ORS We also Agents q rinis
Of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all of which will sell
low. march 81 dts-lcp. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

kNOR TOE tlAAh.-AnSiher snpyly 81 Dar-
nets Cocoane for the hair also. Mrs Aliens Restorer
and Zylo Balsam, Woods Hair Restorer variety Of
Hair Dyes, Hair OILS. &c, 90, Tor sale by HF -3e'u
april @ dts JOHN II. sEAY, Druggst..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-22

MILL. I.OFFAL.-6,OOO BsheIs Shorts, 500
Vl Bushels Brown Stu 600 bushels Ship Stu sale by
march l5n JAMES BOYD co.