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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

We have copies Of that liable and unanswera-
BILE argument" the Ruffner Address. and the Hon.
John NJ. Bolts New York speech, which we will
furnish at eight dollars per thousand-very little
more than the cost Of the paper upon which they
are printed. Our friends should circulate these
documents. Call and supply yourselves.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

The Opposition in Augusta county. in public
meeting. have nominated all three of the old mem
bers for re election to the House of Delegates of
Virginia. The nominations made at Richmond
were cordially endorsed. and q stirring speech
made by the Hon. A. H. H. STUART.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

The election for Judge of the Court of Appeals,
in the District lately represented by Judge Sam
ueis will take place on Thursday the 18th of
April. Col. John B. Baldwin of August, Mr..
Robertson of Albemarle. and Judge Parker of
Winchester are the candidates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

lskns tiae aga. wns % nnloyal citizen as :"
seek 10 cut "a Aa,f not only the physical proper
ticas. bat the glorious traditions Of our beloved
iConmonwsalth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

WILLIAM l.. SAUNDERS W.. be voted for as
Mayor of the city Of Lvnchburg. at tie Charter
Election, on the 9Th inst, by MANY VOTERS.
upril o.dlt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
Candidates for Master Of Police.

BeD- We are requested Ia announce JUNIUS c.
DID AXE candidate for the Cierkhi nj the Hrsings
C.urt for the civ II .vnrhh,rv Jj,u 4 d,iof.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

gs7s- am q candidate for the Office of Master of
Police at the ensuing election Gcnlemcp elect ag'n
march dioe. JAS. O. ROYALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
Candidate for Board Of Public Works.
Candidate for Mavor.

n5r We are requested T. announce JOHN B.
LOGAN sandd.ts fr,he Office u Comni.sioner Of the
Board OF Public Works. marsA ~ dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

bds- am II candidate for reelection to the
Cl"rk.hip "f the Court OF Musings. + this citv
jan dtini. JAMES BENACu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

Dkv- CLERksnip OF THE lIUsTINGs CorRT--I re.
pectfniy announce .clf candidate Office
OF the Hastings Count Of the city of I.ynehbnrg.
ian adtloie WM NJ SEMPIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

A ROMANTIC ST'RY:-The Bucyrus (ni) Jour.
moved from that place to Missouri, whore he sold
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

THE rega lar souuh ~ mccsgng Of the Lunch.
burg Building Fund As will DO held their room
his (Sauris. evening. at q lock
WM. II PA RISiI,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
Candidates for City Sergeant

Es1- Cry SERGEAST.-At the so icitation Of my
Iienda anuounre myself candidate for the Office of CITY
Sergeant. At the ensuing Spring election.
feb d;do,c II HUNTINGTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
By CIlAS. T. WORKMAN & CO.. Arcr,o,rrr
n c II N o v ID Ys
Public Sale of the Alleghanv Servings
~ IuE COUNTY OF MtSN ClSal I 4 n ~

Is pursuance tho provisions OF a deed + trust executed
in the ccrA ie. Of tn" cu.. Of
Mon'sornery and Franklin made Mes.r. Holt
To-, lI' n Aes."y spnrs property w trustee
sprnr. Hotel on fmrnsDAY the 4 day of A ArIL
a a7Y u n Tm IG' + + on '1 nn fair u"d
As tn" ALIkamANr srnI>es PROPERTY" Which com..i.
sSu, 5oo AoRE. .% Tie n nf La usbn 'nP
and kitchen Fnrnnra 1aa , ai
AMI ve Stock ued and upon III. u. aud
rents the Kind ami are snnr, TOR
sn c"~ior,abe accommodation OF fivE HUynnp vsiiers
1h"s" Springs have. tor several
the ba N indeed bs) pieces II pr"prrry in
d1a rrt. They hays IN as ' re, .. n. sfr. Me-
pair"nhr" amt such their &c ebriiy MT ony thus
unnecessary.
Possession will given upo, the con summation of the .,
g" hat me purchaser will have ample time make
meat, a, tor ,u the ensuing Spring rI se "a,
the sale advertised purchase l. arsr,s. mon
To meet the qurem"ns Of the deed rru. cash paw.
meat VIII be required which will about go 900
rhc deferred payments in further pursuance OF the ust will
be reIn'd 10 be made the first aays January u and
% ' '"' S''r'i" aoS Seii' !" .s,
POsTPONEMENT-Th n hove property wa.
Sn m tor sss on IN "a, day Of
II vii certainly take place AS advertised.
'n.reh .d2 Nv 8clswl.aprll j, o. l. @. Trustee
nEATI BLOW TO Cm1NCME.-IIom.r.
Death blow i, ii. he esss a. as the .D S"E
II is better Than Oinmens and does nure beds or
arr l.ds J II. THOMPSON co, Druggists
&TIGEER, PETERS 4 CO.,
- Have opened
ENLARGED ESTABLISHMENT,
LfNcHBtRG, Virginia,
srRlyc & S S.'H STOCK
FOREIGN AND DcMEsT1c FABRICS,
eInbia lug
SPLENDID Do 'unIs , ,s1KT SILK ROBES
BAYApEaE AND LEI.
SWAN BLAck sliKs PLAIN AND FIGURED.
ROBES AND DRESSES.
BAl.EGEs.
ORGANIZES,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS &C.
MUCRAIN GOODS,
SiiAWLS.
IN FULL ASSORTMENT Is,
ALL Ju'T OPEALD.
and to which constant additions will be made
march "a dts silGLEh, PETERS co.
&pKINti ~ALEs.-We now rcc@iv wing our
- SPRING AND SUMMER stock of
''I P.";s;; Ware,
House keeping Articles,
Farming implements,
Cooper. TooI.,
iia*..
Fancy is".kr,s,
Comprising the largest and best assortment We Inv, ever Of
ierci t" the public onr CUTLERY Is OUR DwN IMPUK.
with stock in the state We invite all kee me.
rham's AMI others to Civ" Us call guaranteeing satisfaction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

Wood. HRIr Rc.iOrntiVe This VVOOA~rf0l
preparation is having sals Ia MI psrts
Union II is of the lew aen medicines WhsA
j the country that really wha. their
claim for them herever has had fair trial. the resn
has been precisely Wand predicts IL has failed
turn the white hair back /" the natural color where the III
"rous have been strictly follow ed anl in
has restored the hair upon head. had BE- bald
II In not preiedei thai will make The hair grow
ease but " here II falls there certainly remedy The
soraton of the hair has ctcd In
where the seemed utterly hopeless that 1t certainly
worth lille for ali who have their hair
of using hottie OF Woods Restoratiye-oa
U0rknan.
Sold by all good Druggists insich 2i.ew.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
Candidate for High Constable.

Exa,- We arc authorized To announce Col. wv
BROWN cFn date for re.clccti tho nficc 81 Hi
Constable for The city OF Lynrhburg march u ,fe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

The FIT Trnde.-We could dreR OF the Y.
nitude such undertaking the of
Pl assumes when it comes into general use And how
fully IL" the tl!'" ing numbers speak Of the huma
s,,cs and suffering that little morrel
I" combat AID subuc. DR. j G. AYft of LOWELL manufac
lures IN his laboratory tt die' OF his Cdhdrc
rus through all the lh> Is eight boxes mpuc
on" dose second W" thus flu 1900 persons swallow
tins Pill day, or l,ItU month! Physicians think
thar idu0g patcns taA who seek relief
sklil of our Surely that slnuld be-, he
81 the ST Intelligence and the h, s.es
lis occupation f'is him fearful visibility the
veal ar zoe ot 81. fellow an-Pdi"s riie Courier.
LIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
Candidates for Clerkship.

RsE- announce myself n candidate for le-
election 10 the ON; of ciiy Sergeant
feb i-l,dufc JOHN ROUSSEAU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

r0r We are requested IA announce WILLIAM
BRANCH candidate for once Of Mayor
march "a dtdufe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

nOilo~ny's Otnsmens.-The hos pitfalls Of Eu-
aud America Its superiority and uniformly al IT
its in all eases of wounds bruises burns and
and eradcates inf
LITIGATION and other fatal results Sold at the
No ~ Maiden ane New York and by all Druggists
6jc aud 81 per pot
cl.ld
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SALES BY AUCTION
FITURE DAYS
BIZ GODDIN 4 APPERSON. A,crionrrK,.
RJCHMOND ~.



VARIABLE sM PR0v d REAL EATATe
y IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND ON Pearl. AND
CARY STREETS PR SALE AT AiCTE'N.-wi BE-
lsh, on the premises. mmen.irg al IL ell Ok III. a.
VALUABLE MPkovtH Rt ". lSTA Z Ior.t d a. nis
40 We 70" s'i'g OF :he a. tenemrnts r. ar
man. W Knowles. william sfsce sons and m. ,.n.mcn,
AZ the corner ~ Car, aud eina nv Me.sr,
Hunt Brother The Ab,yc loo. 4, IN. 80,
hu iness Of Richmond in in sbrrt ..n ~ IL
Dock B,si", Dsnvle Depox and sh Warehouse. ana
"hethr regard be had 10 the substantial character Of i'm
cmrns (tAh having granite fronts and thse tn 4 hon ,n
- street run bs about lao Virginia ,t,et so ,bs
'y iron on two streeisl or til r cal m A Ia
beloved that II" real estate Ia tbs ncr. IT. ,u =.
meat for ntir"u- aud rr"6shc investment II no rem.
f. the agercpat sun hf sGhD The bremen, IL
well knn~ and ftvoraby sIk.n a furth erin
rs deemed unnecessary plat the propert? will b,
exhibited nj The h ur Of s lie
1EKMS One iiih ash balance al 10 ~ and 81 p,,,b
fr nrg iitb'e noi' hrr aided nus, ii, I'd
The taxes and insurance fo 1859 The ru
but thy 10 receive the rents from the day II sale
apr 2d!awn GoDibiN ArPERsuN. Auct'rs
By ClIAS. T. WORKMAN & CO.. Arcr,o,rr,s
RICHM pA.
ounce NEW ORLEANS ~ q II A 1,Una
~ MnlASSES AT AUCTION TIN FRIDAY ApIiIf.
sh Al our Warehouse On the D"t commencing cuck
a VI "" will sell the ca per schr sae Gay and Brig
H"I'r, tr"m Aakapas. La, consist,
y hogshc ais rme to choice o. Sugars
$40 bairtr really prime q. M"iass,s
ALSO, the cargo per brig Augosa, from Maianzas uba
~ hoe-h' ads prime Muscav ado M,lase Is.
~ Clay,d
1EkMS OF SAlE-tinder elOO. cash; over CO. m, MI
credit for approved negotiable psp,r
ciiAs. 7. WORKMAN & co, Au,trs
WILL DE ADDED:
ll64 bags damage ed Peruvian Gua,o
tiers FIR rash a,rii =, -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

sN'l of one Surely that soud Dr. is in his
Of the st intelligence. and the ses'
lis occupation tri upon him fearful visibility the
"cai" woe OF ~ fellow man -Pai"s'iue Courier.
\ .-",r"rr, "i.rr ali ,,c phy.ic.aa. hui iai,
ed y BNhfE = tEtniuu BIrrrEs TO Mr. Il BAkcr--Dct
~ Ia usty t" ,"n'i and persons who may b" similarly
qa1lt"- "i yoa' lr ANA irhr> had never used Them
.romq,h, the past ten or
twelve Years. used means in my to restore her
* able physcsns but n" rci.'t could be- had. then
several c"r,ihcatrs tho remarhal by yor
tors persuaded M. wife To Try them; She did and in
" time she began I" recover rapidly Not only her
val ha;h better than 1t has hcen for many am
now n'i!e and shall always oni'i'e To u.s. your Bters
are similarly aflrisd yoar "bca'cn, servant
Ki'hnonI June y, ls51. THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE.
is with willing per hatI ad my testimony the
Of BAhtns pEfMth Birrrhs, intiiing perm
cd much Tor the last twelve Also. my using
WIN great lccrsr After snftfne mnhy Years from de-
TIE u'ce thom Was convinced If their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them to tie afflicted. J. ADAMS.
For '; by althc rOgsi-,. L,nchnnrs, aud by all the
ri"e pal D"ggis sin The city ct i'hod and elsewhere in
ID f.. II Stab.r a. Co unlnurc Nd ID. L. Miller Gov.
'"gton Ky and barnes 4 Park \.
Orders h'ed by addressing l. BAKER Proprietor.
""t *1.ts Richmond Va
AZ" ri"x. Fn,rn, Champs -" Fire n"d ss"rxinr
,r SIRE awartr4 "arae media, a. hr Ioris air, Lon"
'n + L. nj th- Worlds Fair NV N"rk. ls5,, and
>nrriran s''s that 'd medal, at the London
lhc.c safs form hc most rert security ,aip, Fire and
b. Glars, of any ale ever offered to she pua,e
$1,000 REWARD W Il be paid to any prrs n that c.n
It's content. in an 'a re ' ever '''a 10
c, The ;obs'os, Al a, kind. Of Boiler and
Boxes Chests tor Brokers' Jcwcers and private famnes
for Pate, Diamonds, and Their valnahes.
oJl Broadway. corner Murray Street.
Aerxrsn W xxowta s'' Nh eS '1 vs s' ork ts
Ttn Petersburg, Va J. H. Tn'N's y Co. i.ynchburs,
Va; and ROWLAND X BkoTHER, Norfolk, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

Dkt," We are requested To state that JolIN Bors-
will all rcss the people of ynchbrg. DUDLEY
HALL FRIDAY EVENING tie LIST Of APRIL. nj :. IS
O'Clock marrh ~ DIT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

Imtrrisni and xtcrnnI Remedy. i.' PR -
Her 1t Il real tnvorably his
ic known almost universally 10 br good and remedy
burns and other pnns Of the body II II vauSbl-
colds the winter but various
~ d he In every family C Idrordtr
We e, attic ton to III" meiv Of Perry Davis Son.
called III Pain Killer. We believe that thu public gen,i
have roah L., in III" III iary If II Ia iuednc.
in this State generally used Bibicai Rfcordr " C.
Mcsrs T. Davis 4 Son. Cent?, mru: We have port
Incl easing emaud for the Pain Killer Inquiries
ticle fir We have taken the liberty distributing
btcs among friends, WI" have suf red ly
with the rheum,tism, which Is prrvale this
aud ia |, has given satisfaction Every
box We sell makes An opening for a larger su ply.
WILLS, HOLDEN Il co Melbourne, AustIalia
Sold hy al. ,irdrinc dra,ts
Sold bN JOHN II SEAY Lynchhurg. march "a wv.
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O.
Comprising the largest and best ever of
irrcd t" the pubic Our CUTLERY Is OUR Own INPoK.
Hun ahd VIII compare, boh for I'd che pusS
with stock in the State. We invite all house me.
rhaics AMI others TO give US call
in vi. imarcli dts cttI.tI,plNS 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

nEATh blow TO CnsNCMEs-suom.r.
H. epers no wish speedily rid Chi ich~s should
ne tn" DEATH BLOW. II kills the eggs II as the bug
Il is better than Ontments and N in ue the bed, or
furniture. Made and sold only by
apri. l.dts " THOMPSON co, Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

IN TINE OF PEACE PREPARE FOR w A n
Depot fol- tho Manufa ctur Q of Military 8uita

r. &C W Price be found the Virginia Bank from
Until z DC lock anil ohcodtorIw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
]. II. MGI,

Secretary of The Convdnlon.
The above is journal of the PfovlsIon'
al Constitutional Convention held al
Chatham. Canada West, May 8, 1885, as
herein stated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
CHATHAM, canada WEs F.)

Saturday, Mdy s, fsoo'
Six p. Mn accordance wlh, snc
obedience to, tue provisions Of thd sched
ule TO the constitution for the prescribed
and oppressed people "of the United
States Of America, 10 day adopted al this
place, convention was called |by the
president of the convention fran Ing tina!
instrument, and met at the above named
hour for the purpose of electna officers
to fl the Offices specially eslabS Sshed aud
named by said constitution.
The convention was called tb order bv
Mr.. NJ. r. Delany, upon whob nomina.
,ion MIR. Wm. G. Monroe VI as chosen
president, and Mr.. J. Il. kagl secretary
A committee, consisting bf Messrs.
Whipple, Ksgi, Bell, Cook. ahd Monroe,
was then chosen to select candidates for
the various Offices to be filed for the SON.
side-aticn of the convention.
On reporting progress. andasking leave
TO Sit again, that was refase D Isad'comml'-
Tee discharged.
On motion Of Mr.. Bell, The cogsen'ion
then went into tie election OF ofilcers IN
the following manner and order;
Mr.. Whipple nominated John Brown
for commander.in-chief, who "as' on Inc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
A CuIprits confession.

II has been stated heretofore that John
Copeland, one of the nd gro conspirators in
the John Brown foray,l had made con-
iession TO Mr.. Johnsoh p, marshal Of the
northern district of Ohio. We find a
copy of i, in the ClevS land Herald, and
give il TO satisfy the curiosity of such OF
our readers az attach any importance 10 il:
\ Question. Are you John Copeland, OF
Oberlin, and the same person that was
indicted last year at Cleveland for rescu-
ing the slave John %
Answer. am.
Q. Do your parents reside in Oberlin!
A. They do.
Q. Who induced you 10 enter into the
Hsrper's Ferry movement
A. ]. H. Ksgi and John Brown, Jr.,
wrote letters 10 I.eary, at Oberlin. which
| saw, and was thus induced 10 60 into ii.
Q. Who furnished you the means 10
come 10 Virginia !
A. Ralph and Samuel Plumb gave me
the money-SI5-to bear my expenses.
Q. Wha, other Oberlia persons were
al Harper feTry
A. None but Leary and myself.
Q. Where is Leary!
A. He was killed in the river near the
rife works.
Q. Did you come through Cleveland!
a. Yes.
Q. On what day did you leave there !
A. The day of the October election.
Q. Where did YOU stop at in Cleve-
land !
A. J stopped at Isaac Sturtevants. on
Walnu, street. Was there from Monday
noon until Tuesday evening al o'clock.
Q. Did Mr.. and Mrs. Sturievant know
" hat you were going 10 Virginia for !
A. Mrs. S,urtevant did. She was the
person who talked 10 me about. sup
pose Mr. S. knew il.
O. Where did Plumb give you the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
A Ministers Wife Twice Eiopcs From
Her Husband.

Carries oGa ChiM and Deserts IL
About eight years agoa Bsp'isl minister
named MeIv,ne, residing in the interior ot
Michigan, was deserted by his wife, who
fled with another man to Pennsy lvsnla.
The husband obtained traces Of the iugi.
tycs and succeeded 10 hunting them
down, when the seducer fed, and the err
ing wife was again taken to ihe arms Of a
forsivmg husband. After this time the
family lived in Springvile. Susquehanna
county, Pa. where Mrlrine occupied the
siiuauon of minister to Baptist. congre-
CATION.
About four years agp, Melvine became
dissatisfied wiki the conduct Of his wife,
and eventually obtained bill Of divorce.
She then Immediately married another
man, and started for The West. The couple
having in their charge Melvlne's hrle
son, about six or seven yeaf4sssi age.
After some time The new hosband Of Tho
former Mrs. Me.vine deserted her, aud
size was left 10 her own resources. She,
gave away The child 10 a man in Macou-'
pin county, H., after which she lcit Tor
parts unknown.
The wrelched father Of the boy was
left in his desoalcd home with two young
daughters. !ls troubles, either with or
without The aid of other causes, brought
OH mental arrangement, aud he had 10
quit the ministry. lie claims ,ha, for tie
past eight or nine months he has been in
trance state, seeing visions, bu, denies
any belief in spiriiuaI.m. lie admits
that The physicians decide him TO be par
TALLY insane, but of course claims they are
mistaken. While in this slsle he obtain
ed intelligence Of the whereabouts Of his
stolen child. and Immediately set ou, aller
him. lie found him in the family to
whose care lhe mother had committed
! him.
This morning the unfortunate man. ac-
companied by his son, arrived by The May
Queen from Detroit. lie says he 10 on
his way TO Oswego, by railroad, thence to
Blng champion, and by stage to Moprose.,
Penn, where he has friends. lie is
wretcLedly dressed, and is entirely desii-
lutte Of funds, but expected 10 60 East on
the 800 p. m. train.
The boy evidently does not want TO
accompany his father, and made lvo at,
remPrs 10 escape dnriDe the forenoon. Il
is probable tha. he will eventually get
away from him.-GeUeiOd Herald.
21ih.
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g9BJ33 53gB@9.

Among the persons likely to be voted
for Tor public printer. the name Of John 5:
Gsllahey is mentioned. lie is well known
as veteran whig. and has long been con-
nected with the politics and press Of Vir-
ginia.
The conspiracy correspondence" pub
lished in the Washington Constitution the
other dsy, proves that for the last year
and half, at least, the project OF the
| Ilarpers Ferry invasion was we'll known
to Seward, Hale, Sumner. Chase. and
other prominent polilicisns Of the North
and West. They should all be suosled.
tried and convicted for Treason, and dealt
with accordingly.
The Omaha Nebraskian brings out tho
chicken 10 crow over the Democratic VIC
tory in that Territory. The entire Dem
ocrslic tickle, IS elected by 400 majority.
Easbrook goes 10 Congress as successor
to Chapman.
The Democratic State Convention of
Kansas has nominated Samuel Nedtry
for Governor, John p. SfooP Tor Lieut..
Governor. John A. iIOiensD for Con-z
gress, aud The present Associate Judge,
Williams, for Chief Justice.
1t seems now 10 be generally conceded
that the Hon. Thos. $. Bocock, of Va,
viii be The Democratic nominee for Spea.
ker the next House Of Representatives.
The daughter Of,ihe late
don, who was iO-I IN
ca, was married al ca
DR.. Hawks Officiating.
young lawyer OF New "
Maury, u. $. N, a reialn,
bride away.
A black bear was killed few dave.
by Oliver Ludwick. IN The woods about s
miles from Grafton, Va. He had prubs-
bly, snsyed INTO that region ~ search of
food, as he was quite lean when captured,
which indicates scarcity in the mountains
Gom which he had undoubtedly WANDER
ed.
The Grand jury Of Norfolk. Va. indict.
ed VIM. Lamb OF The Argus. on Monday.
for accepting challenge 10 fight duel.
and James MI.hgan for carrying schsi-
lenge TO fight. -.
( A FIRE occurred at 0swego, 3ist ufk.
which consumed 90 horses and severk
large barns.
A party Of seventeen tmigrsnls from
Buchanan county, Iowa, had been attack
ed By the Indians near Kinney's Cutoff,
Salt Lake. Mr.. Kline. Mr. Whitlemore.
and bis wife and Fix children were xii.
led. Mr.. Wbinemorc's two eldest sons
and the remaii der Of the party escaped.
and are now a, Camp Floyd in dcsli-
Iuie condition.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-12
Parson ,BPOwniow.

I 1t will be remerb bbered that, short
time ago, Rev. VI. G. Brownlow, Of
Tenn, went TO lhei North, and had a dis.
cussion on the subj CT Of slavery with a
certain Rev. A. Prybe. the champion OF
aboition.sm. The meeting OF their two
Reverences was fEe the collision OF
two locomotives, goiig at the rate OF sixty
miles an hour. Bro$nlow, owing to an
attack of bronchiris, Was unable 10 deliver
his philippe orally, Hptit was read ior
him by friend, and fas so solid IN iacIs
and Arguments, as we as acrid and sting
ing in invec,ive, that Ihe Rev. A. Pryne
was completely dism isied. and was forced
TO haul into port for repsirs. Having suf-
hclenly recovered 10 receive another
oioauside from his clerical competitor.
larson brownlow. IN the last Knoxville
Nhig, let's fly al hi IN two and half col.
Gmns Of grape, slugs. chain shot. and cam
lister, upon The subject of the Harper's
Ferry invasion. He reminds his antago.
mist that, in their late debate. he charged
him with assisting in raising funds to send
QUITO certain murie4sxs ruilians in Kan