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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
T. FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the City of Washington

New YoRx, Jan. l9th.-The steamer City OF
Washington, with Liverpool dates to the 9TH tnst.,
arrived here to-day. - -
The relations existing between Franco and Aus
tria, are reported MS being uofnv irable.
Italy was in N very unsettled condition.
The latest London "wednesday Times, says:
The Continental excitement. respecting the Italian
question. had reached II crisis. and unless ehca-
cious means Of prevention werc adopted. n coils
ion will occur between Sardinia and Austria.
The French Goyernn cut has allowed the Ital-
ians TO invoke its assistance. Austria does not
recognize France ~ an Italian power, hence the
bad feeling between them.
FOREIGN MARk.rS.
In Liverpool markets Cotton closed dull and
steady, some authorities say former quotations are
barely nSintaincd with a decline in some instan-
ces OF ono sixteenth.
Manchester market active viii, an advancing
tendency; Flour dull; Wheat and Corn slightly
advanced; Consols 96l-c>,ra dividend.
From Kansas.
ST. LOWS. Jan. l9.--Thr Kansas City Journal
Of Commerce SAYS Judge Williams nf Fort Scott.
arrived there en- route to confer with Governor
Melar, concerning the troubles in Southern Kan
sas; and report that the ncigl'horhood Of Fort
Scott was under n reign of terror. and the ~ci,issns
We're under arms day and night.
NV YORK. Jan. l9.-Flour firm and generally
unchanged; Wheat firm. White 81 81 tel -. Red
81 80 10 | 81, and buoyant, Mixed $50. Yellow 76
to 81 cents.
BurIuonr, Jan. m-Fl,ar unchanged; Wheat
steady, White | 10 tol 6t Corn higher, White
IS 10 -, Yellow 50 tn 50.
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A ISLANDER RErrTED.-An Italian lady, Mrs.
Mary Bragassa, wife Of Joseph Bragassa, died
here n few days since, and n cruel report was sub
sequently circulated to the effect that her death
was caused by injuries inflicted by her husband.
At the request Of those who knew the parties well.
and in vindication Of an injured man, we feel au-
thorized to say that the charge is utterly unt"und-
ed. 1t may have originated in the tact that a
brute Of the same nation was arraiSnel n few days
since for outrageously treating his wife, but We
are crcdibly informed that Mr.. Bragassa is of q
very different stamp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

AS>IvERsARy ORArio>.-Juhn II. .l~enignn. of
Ilarrellsville, n. C.. has been elected to deliver
the Anniversary Grafton before the Columbian So
ciety of the University Of Virginia, on tic 18th of
April next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received, at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., On Yesterday, Is
loaded cars, consisting of 23G bushels Wheat; $40
bbls. Flour: l4.0m lb.. Stock: Il 900 las. Misccl-
laneous. Is loa led cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

SrppEN DE.rH.-A negro woman residing on
West Street, while engaged in some honscl,old du-
ty. on Tuesday afternoon, last, dropped dead. She
was in usual health a few moments Leforo she cx-
pired.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

WE invite attention to the sale of Messrs. John
sou and Younger's household and kitchen furni
ture, by BRYAN Akers, this morning at 10 o'clock
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DIssoLUrIOHs AND NEW FIRMS.

NkW GONCRRN.-We have this day, a.-s.
A. eiste'i ourselves tsFetaer. fer the purpa~e Of doinEH 6sa-
nai GrF,rt ssd e ~=ississ Bssissss. under The stylc snd INN
f MIN LIN q MtlkkEli. and have isken the haass lately
oceariri b, >n~iln & Alexander, Main ~. iyprhhurg. near
~ "ppos,'e the old stand q Murcli q s,ratton, We viii k- y
r'hsiah'i" III hand = general assortment 81 GROCERIES.
! iQtnhs STAPLE DRY GOODS. aud In fact, every arti.
ec ueutht keI In sorl' su estsbllshment, which "" III -rtl
cheap ioi etsh al - Jsa,ctwsi c,,sfotaers "a abort tHne We
WIZ f4'" III lerzrrtl attention to HE ss~ of RacuR ssa lard.
d"d AZ At"#s Il fossivy Irsdses our long experience N hua
s'h' : viii X ,r n. many alsan,Wrrs, and hv prompt m per.
$ mai attention Ia im$bess. We hope to re- rsc N lihrrsl ~ 80
"i Iatt'iaf" I'm cr old friends aud tho public gene w.
assuiing thu that M ,firI sh,l he spared to rae,te th'nf
who nm, t4,nI u, with th,ir rstrunsgc
BE>J II NDMIlN,
s. Late of til. ntin Il No~ lin & ALI Nauler.
Tltos y. MURRil.t.
late Of the firm Ut Murrell 4 S,rsiinn.
IfNturttG, January LIST. Ism.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

MATRlaoyY IN ALBENARiE CorHTY.--The num-
her of marriages in Albenarle county, Va, for
the last fur years, has not been more than 100
nor less than 90.
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RorrE AGExT.-We understand that Mr.. Lewis
Lucas, at present an employee ON the Va. K Tenn.
r. r.. has been appointed by the Post Master
General Mail Agent on the route between Rich
mond and Bristol, vice, Kinnicr. resigned.
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FAuILy GROCERIEs.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.
WHO'LL SAIE& RETAIL GROCER
AND COM LISBON MERCHANT.

~
Opp,'a' @s tirsin.n Bank. LfvCHBtRG. Va -.
JrSr 10 bird ndin s'ore-No new Msckersl, in = ard
,rfu,o-y r,ie,. 10 The trade 1000 lbs Leaf Lard, at Ban.
sorted por'o Hro extra q. ralverised, Crushed aud I.oaf
snF,r Jaw, Mocn", ~ .ssa,r, and r., cons,; Gre" and
MI. Fulirl Cotts Cassinc'ts, Llnds'ys and flannei. Znc
w,i,c hai md .t'cr Palate; L'ns'.d, Lamp and To."'"
or a,d e pl N1rnlsh; II ,mnered, Rolled. Hoop, "trop
Owl i;.rld I'D >aanre Iron Iron Axle, Cast Boxes, Sh"ar
spri"s al w. H 4, 81 s s"' wax h'' s. srm s snS A;a Hmsil N ,a".
dies 4 6 md Pm" APPLE and Eneli., Dairy Uh:cs" md
vi, iTmo,rv ur,hard and He'd Grass Seed aud many other
articles; all (which vi be- sid cheap for cash. or short cred
il i.r negotiable paper or >chanre for country produce l
vi give paii 'i'r attention 10 The sale Of country produce,
and maxi rr"nilt returns lhc " 40
sR,o nOV.".KEEPFRs.-lh nm vc ju., received
n,,1 g., coE E> W%', ,hn ' .,,lry of of which Mhan "s ea smeyh new ~ AMI
hi1H,d Ca add xau,ino. s. Nj. SIMPSON.
NEGROES ANTED.-Ts~ ."b.rrib-r ron
u tinuos - markrt for NEGROES, Of both sexes, hc'~ cen
the ayes Of 10 I'D 30 years, including Mechanics, s'rh u.
Rlack sti Is ad Carpenters, and will pay the highest iinrkct
prin. IA ,i,;. III, ohcpi ia a newly erected brick buhd'ns or
lat or Lynch street.. immediately In rear OF ,he Fa.'nrr1 baak
view tn DoarI ~ gre, sent ~ L%ynehhurg tor sale, On moi
era,r t,rn,. and leep III. m as securo az il they were placed
:" a, '' , ,if i" ~ sETn wooDRonr.
DlmH uI,rs BRANDXs:mr"rr Lon
: q ',,' , nI' Asir,'a WI wiS '.ss' a. rps warranted mnNa' pure ,' ln
! u H., JorN H. sEAY, Dmsat,
v1g-i,. wARFBI0UsE. nynchbmrg, ".
The .niscrdh-r has leased, for q term NJ years. The ah"v'
named va}unlac rtoIert, in this city. and respectfully solicit
~, ,"e Ip ,' y, = fn s las been given to Mes.rs. {. II Ruck
"r of AaDh. r,' and 10 J B.as. Of AppS o. VIII ARE h
ianl.l, EDGAR WHITEHEAD
TOMB SLABS!
SMALL AND FULL sizEs. AT a.nnrsy
ian H. It.l f~Jnchbutg Marble Woi'L.
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DELIRIrx TREMENs.-Alexandcr Taylur, the
free negro whose arrest FOR drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct was noticed Yesterday. is suffering
from q severe attack of delirium tremens at his
quarters in the city iail, and in consequence there
Of, has not yet been brought before the Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

~ TO IT8 day dIH-OINtI Nv IIuTUaI thns'nI IN
nsnr Of / q -. wetn wi be used ouly In closing NJ th" sam"
Tao," inl, li,1 "a II" concern are respectfully r'autst'd t.
settle Their accounts, aH II II very important that tn" business
should be olesel a soon as vrsriirnblr. w take this occasion
L. ~ urn ri y Ctrn thank. 10 our friends aud the pnliiic, I -
;hr WY 'orIa, patronage heretofore extended to VA. and earn
tsuy ak0c ti,nun,nu tho same, to the new concern Of
LEE, Ett kI 4 To. JOHN u LEE.
TIpS l.. JOHNSON,
IYH.nBrHa Dec 3lst, 1870 GRO W. ROOKIE
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SUDDEN DEAru.-The RNnrcy hteUigrnrer
states that Mra. lluntley. mother-in-law of the
Rev. Mr.. Hoffman, of New Greek Station, died
very suddenly on Monday last. A little grandson
having cut off one of his fingers. ran into the
room. and upon his showing it t, the Old lad she
ftintad at once and died.
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~ tGatno, , it," continued at the old stand at I'ayur q
Christian. by T. u Pa II" and u !. ilaekfnrd, under III" tyr
AM firm OF ivy NJ 4 81 ACKFuKD. where they vii be
pleased to a , io customers vi the old firm. We propose Ia
q. Sc "r accounts t"io n year. on the lst II January AID the
lst e Jnly. ID u fAVNE.
lrh ain d LEW Is UI.ACKFORIh
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MORE RUMoRCD OPPOSITION TO JUDGE CAsKlE.-
The Warrenton VA Uhiq. says: "On df IN
Richmond that S. Decatur Whittle, an elegant
AMI accomplished gentleman, will he brought out
hy his friends far Congress, as an Independent
Democrat. Mr.. w. was clerk of the Reform Con-
,ention, and is n Gentleman Of talent and Tearing.
Likewise that Judge it,btr>ol VIII be tie Oppos :
friend of the Richmond Wing eniightcn US?
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Wv cnNeNmN-T.r .naer-,snra h,,s...-

~ i Nt 1#.i 4 copattuorship. under the -y,r M hrnt a
.nNI y =. tiul, and " III coninci tho 6io ~. tpanIs
s"H ntd tr,aHR iasSHss NJ thu old siand 81 Sn"duta-> \
Jawrs lhs, vHa h, rp c"n.ian |, an lenI n good mlwri"c
ici,da tatu N 1t GROCERIES. LlQUORS WINES, Ar
nll Il Nirh So IN = tnr cnsh, az In exchange Tor country pr"
dee. at ! g. "fhl tu-tol e. oh n SHIRT ,r'dt Ihu, 70
:, ,fint teapr-t tl,ir iricu,is and tn" uuhlc l., Nt.nl Ia Ia n
\ he rtHp ufpr iat uhr attention pad H. th' sale ut
I, nastH, Wat Com, and al, kinds ~, Country Iirdu'H
WM u. JONES.
Late uf The hrn At Snoirfts \ lu'rs,
SAM u Srtl'IDt.
JtkiAEi lH. la Formerly Nth Mu,roiI y Strlttan
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W y 'p&iS ttl i. dt dissolved hN mutual 'nns'nI Al
T. ,sn4 hrHi. ~ ms npnirsi tho .atI c"uc.tn. VIII pirNs, IRE
s"ri theW 20 ! - hrni, aud MI persons Indebted i"iI. firrain
civ ! Qu# f,i'a tomr turn aid tnd make pr mIt paNitni
n. rautz,t III eoreeiu Will 10 used only In ,l">rn. tho hU
sl.=# 4 S'blbikAnS.
JANtNnS 1N'. ltT, WIN II JONES
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NEW CnNt LINING hn.c ,hi- dnY n..oc;n-

EN Cong EhN.-Ne hive this dny Rss0csn-
~ ted nuu,l O. ,gclhpr, under the style AMI firm ri IT T.
ROOKIE a 60 for the purpose Of conducting n Gea,a ora
tuV tU4nirsiOn dnd F0pdrding HusiHss Ut the old = nd .
Loo, .Joi usou a -" on MAN Street. wher" "" shall ir pleas
ed +. ,trNr oar Oh { lends AMI the public promising 80 r'
eS,.s ri.ti Ia promote their interest Liberal cash advance
male III c,n-ig umcnts In hand for sale.
join " LEE.
J.S,gry Isl. l-sn - ian 4 dts GEORGE W, ROOKIE
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EMcnr,mrNEHsm.p.-r hc .nh.c,ilrr

~ have taken H., luu' o recently "c uricd by fotNtEi
4 SMITH who, W, Y iuteni To conduct a dcnrai hraeos
an Tonmi-si0 am Eps.Itss. IN the name oi SMITH ADAMS
and vi bee llcs y f., see the friends OF the old concern aud
III pnblr gene lEy. JND tho. SMITH.
i,'Dt. n l. ADAMS
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EM..nII IInN or C0i,AKTNEn.nlr.

The coI-'t.rNin heretofore existing between u u
PAYNE nNd t'rutlr. Christian mn Ter The style nnd fuu 81
PAYNE \ CHRISTIAN, IL this dav dissolve cd by consent Of
tie parti,, SIC a. ans of the firm will be us" only In closing
mp the Insinr-- trr accounts viii b" tf.sentrd nj n early o.
d., rs praci tio. ntI we hope or friends will br pr nnpt to
settle. - Is PAYNE,
CAMiIItfS GIRIS1tAS.
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rtiri". iron, the arsn or NewiiH 4 Air>oW.
= de- | ,etoIn m, thanks for III, patronage af the putin nti
my n"ntr | cordially recommend the new frm OF NJ ,ln
a Nnr''ti 10 ii, ruhlc aud patron. ol the late .nuccrn II
which Vas a nrinbot. A. ~AtEAASpEIt
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IYNCnnuka. Januar, lat. lal
NX'E hnsr parehm,ci OF va Arshur Con- n. 81,

IfNTHnUk0, january tat, NW
NNE hnse p"rrhM sch OF var. Arshur 90" NJ u.
W ~ Mills aud Ia ding Machine. an the Canal, on" irlc
h"t"" iNn,lhrtp, where We will r, ccivc and Ertnd tiiltN,
WHEAT A>n ilAsrER. W. viii Keep constant, on
.ani ~ tn NH and Sioro, Flour In bags aud barrels, ''rn
h'Hi ''tount iha Ter. loose ard In hag- and barrels, AL AZ
Which "" MI sei ,he,p by Wholesale aud retail.
N"h'Nfz ,,uttd the services ot Rn txrthif>Cfn CAhntk
anu viii hfN" "ur cards In rrrfcct order hy the commencement
al the neat csiding SAMSON, whcn Ne will he able Ia Il" = mlo,
larger amount II tar,ing than has c,rr been done th'rr hcrr
f"iote with the greatest despatch.
W. VIII pay tho htvhaHt cash price for Corn, whr,i aud
N""l 'ttifr delivered at our Store or MIL
ian 3 dN,I. nWlIN 4 MtfpEEi1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

~ III" snhsrtiher having purchased Of Nj. n. Z. lAhai't
4" bis tutirs stock Oft GROCERIES, pRN GOonS, llpl eRS.
&c, and I" winch h. expects IN n t,w days 10 add tatr'A ahd
k''p sulpitl viii rN.ry article necessary I" r,hi.t IT,
Ia lsht'rnl 4 roloIl'ir FAMILY GROCERY AL hap = hA
NtfNet ait NJ 90 "a lusn,ss, aud every oil position t. please. I"
share a htiai portion, oi ca, trade aud 8, I the foi nior iaff us
IL tie h"u . ttteuAh the country generally.
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NNACKERAl., GssGamssy ~, ~ -.
Vl dec l7AtsI VALENTINE HkNiN00
ID LAeKDRURY rORD1Ai<-Raf6Us aFeo
! ~sufaring With summer Compaint. PIevAp4 Anasp
sale Ly Uy atts w. sTROTHEk 2 "
ANEW BOOKaA AT N. q. v1CT0Bs1-ysN.
~ tine. Pest and Prssest. by Henry g. qnbmney SoeS
~ he Bres fast Table, by Oliver wendoh kslnesj Caslyey
Frederick the Great; Quaint sayipgs aed aesaGe e.1E
Luthur, by Cummingss SunAhine, or Gass s"T.s ~
Life of Mira Hoffman "
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II VI. I II NWsI.INMN has MS oWCN AZ MS kTNTf' NWT
WI VII tHaa. j. tlsure Rtt. nj To the sale cf Tobacco, W heat
ii"ul tNa. laonn A., and indeed every artirlc that would
be 'nirr-tsd Ia urr caie A call from all la respectfully aud
oHrne,t, -ai,nei. Ian 62w VAN rAllAfLkliu.
Rank rqHstr. n,n,iN opposite Farmers tRnk
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oMAI.L AND FULL siZES. AT
j. n. GADDESS
ian ln.l Lynchbutg Marble Won't.
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Kun I'M VVINI M UsHt TrfWf IND UTW = N =
uhs>soiv"r'ON The p,rtmcr-hip heretofore

'N-.i L. f"''n the nidrf-lHn'h, Is 'ms dhy dln7"N'i
III sfiNN az 'lsM- r,in-' w, viii present them ir lay
NJ NJ. Hnd tbs tnIt lud tu II, VIII Nlessr GENE Or rll aud
-,'ls mos Il. MtiKI ~.
he, =, E-- AN | d3ui WM. II. SITUATION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

guND WAGON N CARRIAGE N Etts..
We have on hand Is 90 ile cory 4 Whtc'nk SfokEs
which We will sell to manufacturers nj prices lowe than eve
before seen idec 4 dts OLHOUNS & willie.
NEW Il. DAVIS eN'
~ LYSCHBUHG, VA, are now offering for puoiie ,tiSpeeton'
a very large and magnificent stock OF seasonable DRY GOODS,
consisting in part II all the newest sfyiesot Ladies press
Coud. CIoaks Shawis, Collars and Sleeves. Gloves. Hosiery,
A.. Tbrir vtoek of Cloths, Csssimeres and yesnngs, Is com.
nrrte and special attention is caAed 70 their stock Of GOODS
FnR SERVANTS, consisting Of 81 AM "a fulled Cloths.
heavy Sattinetts. Plaid Iiuseys and Blankeis. A full stock
Of House Furnishing Goods, consisting in part of Velvet, l3rus-
sells Three ply. Iugrsin aud N.nHtan Carpeting, Rugs. / los
oil Cloths, Curtain Materials. Table rinens. &c, ~.
oct l9ts
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Sabn Se, mel Sutsitsr, bort he Slatter pce
Is De srpbs Sil6srpappsl aus'n Sart. g8os mol
len Ss msbr2
Stst mar ras Iaas msinsr Sntisnattcn rcu.
Nal6 padts ids mrine Sn&sn suIammen, iparf
S&rauts'n unter 5lu6en einsn 5baler uuf bic
&ommp's unb elite Die finf ltslsn 5rcppen binot.
Nsin Wss gins eirett nab cem 9atn9pIe. W,t
psm na@ten 3use reiite i'd wirpsr nad ..
SD bate IN elmer etn,ieen Hadtt mebr als ace
mug pom Der esip3iser Nehe srIc6sn unp mar frob
0as Id aus Der Mr6prbnuns te @6raute
msn'aitens mrin 2rten. picpsr NIT nacb Sauie
bra6te.
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Ssain ab8efcrti9tc 9iebeserflGrnne

Graf:
9Strt Sicthen, on midi wpbl erbGren
SOII mid Die Scpeni6aft prrsebren?
GprrIertn:
Mein Iieber 9err, fic iein ppbI s'pdsis,
ST ornn Die Seirlnldaft 70 scfra6iss
@raf:
gSte tannlt bu nod 70 sraulam Iber,em
SnItane bremen mir i'm 6er,ent
Sprplerin:
Grum 1T aud bier 10 sroBe Sibe,
sd see' unO boI' bic 8suerpribe.
@raf:
> bore meines SerSrns 0sBen,
Dstn talter Sinn bats mir sebro6en.
&9rUIerin:
va rurfenS ia ni&t LANCER Iaumen,
uno mnhen's Ipiepsr 3'ammen leimrn.
@raf:
,, 8dtbe. ipa i6 mid erIsbieRen?
pier lis9' i6 iammernS bir gu Sasen.
GprUlerin:
Ote ero' 1T bait nod feu8t pom geaen.
SD mill Elm 9eintua unterlesen.
@raf:
Darf t6 beut' Na&t i'm itilen G,ortsn
Ot6, iiebes Mdp6sn, ipp6l ermarteu 2.
G9rOlertn:
Das tann id5 Salt 70 s'nau nidbt s,aea
Sa fOmmt Der 5ans, ben mdiIen>s iroosp
Graf:
Der 9ans! Der Sans! Isb' pcbf bu 9rsua,
Der pans bat mir su bsrts 8auRe.
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Ser Strcit im BEN ScmfeI.

sBOat ibr Inn brn 2cufrG lfreiten,
S6 er oa iet ober ni6t,
Nenfden S6lsS ,u tcreiteu =
9pret mas Der Gi6ter 1pri6t.
er TT oa, tbr fDnnt rs sIauben,
gfo6 NIT pfrroeIuB uup Stmetf,
6rteSen elmer 98clt su rauben,
Vie gum 6riCben nod ni6t reif.
er 1T ea, nod gu ssrIreeu
Stebes DuIOune, Ginistcit, ::
a1sinaRssr Die gu beBen,
Die Serbiiten fpaten Streit.
So, BIC nit Der 9iebs s1rrteu
6rtenenetllnrcr IrIlten Iein,
Srren9rn leItf Der S5ae 9fcrtrr,
Oran9en ibu Sur gBcIt biuriu.
Sa, Der 8cnfel bdu7t nod immrr,
5anert, baBt nod uno Yerpammt
gSar' er's nicht, ibr trittct nimmer,
um lcin Dnlciu, ;prneutfammt.
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ST. 9cutc Ntcnp 39sohr9 fraste in eintn,
9rtfl Gin 8rember Den Seaner. ogcs" entscs,
nete btsier. = Nb, Sic ipre&rn aud enaiii6 3
"Sui" mar bic @ntrport. - 2tu8 fran;6Fld 9
,Sa!"
= Is si6t fein sr66ereS llctel, Iaetc Cicero,
ais Die 6abiu@t tei Geuienieen. rie i'm Dienhe
Der 8spublit linb.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per An
mum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: 14S MAIN STREET.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

A VETERAN IN DIsGRAcE.-The San Francisco
HeraM of Feb. 10Th, has the following:
In the dock of the Police Court stood an aged
veteran, named Maurice Durote. This remnant
of the Grand Army" which followed Ma,
poleon l. half of Europe, and nestled their
conqusring eagles in the palaces of its kings and
cmperors, was accused OF the vice of common
drunkenness. He had fought.at Marengo, saw the
"bloody sun of Austerlitz," heard the roar of ar,
tillery ut Jena and tracked his weary way
through the SHOWS of Russia during the terrible
campaign of 1872. But law ia pittess. remorsc,
less, and respecter of persons, aud the!yeteran
was ordered to be incarcerated for thirty days.
As soon he heard his sentence no barred his
breast and took from his neck the Cross of the
Legion of Honor. which had been given him by
the grand Emperor himself He gaxed on this
relic of past glory with an expression somewhat
akin to alteration, and then carefully bestowed it
in his pocket to repose in temporary oblivion un-
til his time shall have expired. If the old man
were in France, the present Emperor-the "ne-
phew of his uncle"-would probably find him
comfortable quarters in the Hotel des lnvalides.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

TIM, ~ WASHINGTON As TELEcRAPHEp TO THE
NV y RI PArEg-.--Thc Attorney General. See
IeImy oI he Treasury, and Postmaster General,
were Tuesday engaged in making out insruc-
tons t, HE agent in Philadelphia with regard to
the post, .icc custom-housc, and court house
buildings, Unless there shall be Disappointment
in making sale Of the lots which the law author
ilc~, the work Of construction will rapidly pro,
gir,s.
From information received here, it appears that
the business Of importing Africans is Ear more cx-
trnsnc than heretofore supposed, and that the ar
rangcmeuls for thu, purpose are ingcniously de-
,iscd small boats are employed to relieve slavers
It their carSnes and bring them into the southern
States. Our government has been informed ii
some OF the movements, and has taken official
measure, in the premises.
Don Xcgarra. the new minister from Peru to
this government. has been formally presented TO
the President by Mr. Cass, and the usual friendly
assurances interchaneed.
Il is not believed here that any ilibusering ex-
petition is now ready to start for Cuba. rs recent.
" reported. The most reliable advices are alto
gcthcr contrary to the probability Of such move
mcut. The story is similar to the program Of
Gen. Kcneau. promul gated months ago.
The project submitted by the French to the Bri-
fish g",ernmext merely proposes a friendly vista
ton where there is good cause for suspicion the
vessel is SLAYER To this our government has no
objection, So far vessels sailing under the Am
crcan ilas are concerned but will hold the visi-
ting parties responsible for any misconduct Or vi
olation Of maritime rights