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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

70 il. cane down sg.in to the House, fhH BODY
rt.tored i, to It's giual shape By striking on
botl tie amendments, ard then sen. it back agHn'
along with bill admitting Missouri, but Proale-
i,rc the further introduction Of slaves Inc
Sepats, stIl refusing 10 stuis Msine unless
Mi.s uri might come in with it thereuPOn asked
Committee of Conference. 1: was ONLY oy means
q ttis Committee Of Coni,rence that the Miine
bill. just in season 10 save il from berg LOST
b. tie expiration Of the session ard OF the consent
o. Mastschu.ett. 10 It's admission, was relieved from
the Missouri ircumbrspce, BAT orly upon 81 sgree'
usnt that the House Missouri bill should De mod-
fed by striking Gu, the prohibition Of the further
Introduction of slaves r,o that State aad inserting
Instead tie Territorial pro.ibiIory clause Thus
il sppesrs the admission OF Maine WAS steadily
opposed, from beginning 10 end, BY tue whole body
Of Southern Sen..ors except upon condition OF the
siu ultsneous sdmi.si OF Missouri, AID vi" only
carried At the very close of the sesson, Al the same
tine with the Missouri bill SO much for the his
to,cal accuracy of Nr. Senator Chestnut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

ALBAsY, Wednesday, Oct. D, 1873.
The weather continues fine, but with great change
from heat to cold and overcoats are 10 requ'ston-
The Fair grounds fled TO suhoca.on 70 dsy
over 81. 90 persons having visited them.
The nRgest portion Of the premiums were awafoeo
today and the show Of cattle and horses IN tie ring
exceeded all previous years.
In shorthorns large portion Of the premiams were
borne Of BY Samuel Thorn of Thorbdse.
G. K. Page Of Sennett took the first PRIZE iof ne
best shortborn bull Of three years and upward, and
A. ]. Becsr for the best shoIthcrn bull OF two yeAs
DID,
Tn Devors. c. s. Wainwright. Of Rhinebeck, and Z.
G. Fsile of Yves. Farms, took majority Of the pre-.
miums.
In Avresbires Messrs. Mether and Moore OF Albany,
and s. ID. Hungerford took the principal prizes.
In Herefords Erastus Corning, r, was the most suc-
cessfol exhibitor.
The show in the horse ring to-day was devoid Of 1t.
traction.
during the day the American Express Company
teams visited the grounds; team driven by one Oh
the Company, consisting Of five span Of black horses
presented fine appearance, and attrsced general al.
ratioD both for the beauty Of the hses and the sk
exhibited in driving them.
The entries to day were swsls1 10 355. The recspa
Prove the entire cceea Of the fas They 100. up 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

IF the wealthy and respectable m,gnsles oil our
City Democracy have undertaken IN earnest the
deliyerauce Of their party from the control o. row
dies and ruffians We submit that they should begin
their work by demanding OF their Supervisors re-
: sion of their late abominabe appointments OF
Registering Inspectors to prepare the official SIS
Of Legal Voters in our City. We only ask that one
of the three Registrars in each Election District
shall be Republican; but let the other two be cit
liens of known integrity aud reputable ways OF
earning a liveGhood-not lag-drfing grosseliers'
public bruisers, including msny who have not
the literary ability TO make ont al Ineligible
REGISTRY. Messrs Wilson G. Hunt, Duncan, Bel
mont, r. Phelps & Co., We ask you, SIS eminent
and influential Democrats, that you submit 10
Purdy q Co. this ultimatum: Either appoint
reputable, lsw-abldiDg, competent upright r'en
"to register the names Of Legal Voters throughout
"our City, OF we will oppose aud beat the tickets
"you are about to nominate at Tammsny Hall.
If you s.y this in earnest, Purdy & Co will make
their shouIder.hit,ers resign aud will appoint fail
men in their places. If you don't Insist On this,
the People will realize that your show OF resist
anee to rowdyism is fallacious aud delusi7e. Once
for all. VIII you give US fair Boards of Registry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

The ". Y. Times assures us that by the North
"ern sectionslism' which the Conservative men
"of the South" may dsarm and overthrow by pur-
suing cor servative course in the Charleston Con-
yentiop it does not peaceful resistance to the
establishment Of Slavery in the Federal Territories
nor legal and peaceful Efforts to terminate the exist
ence of Slavery in the Southern States. Very goods
Now will The Times be good enough to tell us pre-
cisely What it does mean by the phrase first above
quoted
Tie Times processes a laudsble readiness to en-
Qhten us on topic. of public interest Grateful as
we are for this condensation, We beg leave to as
sure cur contemporary that the only topic with re-
gard 10 which We have sought information in that
quarter is that of The Illness own views and inten-
tons. We think even be will agree that, while
there are many topics of wider and deeper interest
than this, there is none on which plain, direct
mind will ofteper be perplexed and puzzled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

The Town elections in Connecticut, on Monday,
resulted more fayorably for the Republicans than
ever before Out of lO5 towns heard from, the
Republicans were successful in 63, the Administrs
ton 10 80, and in the balance the result was either
divided or did not depend upon politics The Re-
publcans made act gain OF seven towns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

The second cricket match was commenced yes
terday, the contest being between sides chosen by
the two wicketkeepers of the English eleven
Locbyer's eleven went in aud scored lG3, and
Stephenson's vas in when stumps were drawn, at
which time the score was SO, with four wickets
down. 1t Will be concluded to day, the game com
mencing precisely al / o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
To Advertisers.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, aad al vac
save Wse Inveaaons Lands yhins eve % u r'l' "a
VERNE they sIpec End puroasse AID re believe h.e
oher Advertising medium % good - TIE WsrsLr TRIBUNE
IL hes larger circulation any other neppO In tbs world
circulating iAr.ey smops p,rsr. M.Tchsls hsnUfscturen
Necbauics. &c Pnos 81 pr line zach insa1-ton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
Nem71nrk DAILY Grihn,rs
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1859.
TO CO6REspOyDygTs.

No notice csz % taken II Anonymous Conmunssioaa "ha
i3e3ded ff ins-rtion must b. >hendcstd Sy We
name ana address OF he ~rter-no nsoessry Tor pop1cs
So1, bat a. guaranty for hA good faith
We cannot undertake % rejected Communicated
BsiDsss letters for TIE ThIBUS. should In sh e>ss -
aclses.ed 70 EosACE GEtELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

The prize fsht between Price and Kelly came
off yesterday in Canada, near Buffalo. Price was
TIE victor after only half an hours conflict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

Mr. Buchanan seems really in earnest in stopping
Walkers fllibusteripg foray. Directions have
been given to hold the steamer Philadelphia and
her officers for legal examination, and troops from
Baton Rouge are ordered to arrest the marauders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

The steamship Canada, from Liverpool 2ith ult.,
arrived at Halifax yesterday; but owing to
stoim Of wind and rain, the express with the news
will Lot reach Sackvile before or 10 O'Clock this
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

The Apgusta Age publishes complete returns Of
the votes for Governor at the recent election IN
Maine, the footiDgs Of which are: Morrill, Rep,
5G,3l5; Smith, Dem, 44,3i5; Morrills msjority,
1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED 81
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

spsciL Dispatch 20 The N Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct g. 1859.
Is predic led by me some days since a second
article upon Slavery in the Territories has been
issued by the Administration. a reply to both OF
these will appear shortly. 1t is stated here In
well informed quarter that the Harper, have re
ceived great numbers of articles pro and con upon
the same subject, but nobody supooses that such
practical men as they, or indeed any other, have
borne the infiction of perusing them. There are
few intelligent Len nov, even among Democrats,
who Do not believe in the Old doctrine Of the right
of Congress TO control Territorial matters.
In addition 10 accounts Of the California mail
imbroglio, as published in the New York papers Of
To- day, it may be stated that Johnson recognized
Mr.. Sloo only as bis agent, who said that no CON-
psDy had been formed to carry the mails under the
johnson contract; but 10. White aud others rep
resented that johnson was their agent for getting
the contract, and that they had made an arrange
ment with the Pacific Mail Company for the sea
service but the agent of the latter Company in
formed tie Postmaster General that the condition
Of such service was payment in advance. BY the
conditional contract with Vanderbilt, be is 70
receive some $40 900 more for carrying the mai
by Nicaragua than by Panama. He has promised
to carry the mail BY the former route at an early
day. if done it will be source of great satisfaction
to the President, who has all along been very
solicitous of efiectng that object.
To the Associated Press
wAsHISGros, Thursday, October 6, 1859.
The President has recognized Henry A. Pierce as
Consul Of tie Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islsnds for
Boston, New. Bedforc, Portsmouth, end Portland, to
reside ID Boston
While it is suthoritstivey stated that il may be
tho, Nil lister ard did set out for P-kn and is there
"now, after having exchanged ratifcations Of the
treaty" YET no official e1yices to thu. effect have
been received st the Stste Department. 1t may be
mentioned thai Capt Tstna, il letter dated the 4th
of July says tina, the invitation Of the Governor OF the
Province to Mr.. Ward designated the SIN OF that
moIth for 9 conference with him.
second edition OF Judge Blacks pamphlet has
been issued, with an spPereiI, in reply to Senator
Douglsss Wooster speech, and TO the criticisms of
different hind which nave appeared in other quarters.
La.e Lac. night 81 official dispatch wss received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

WIGS. s.; ToUPEEs and HAIR DYE.-CA'L
.so,s Msunf.e.ry No ISs Fuons Breslya. inyeose o.
Ssa.- TTs, Hin FOUNDATION WIGS Oar s,ok - Lzd.ss
HAN VIE, Br.,ds ETC. laeqlsie1 Our reliable HA.r Dye
sod Wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
The AMERICAN EMGRANT

HOMES FOR ALL.-THE AMERICAN EhGRANI
New-Yortl Ofos No. lfs Brosc~sy Nev-ioft VIZ 81
reasonable prices and '~ma IN qua aaes
nfnerss Camel Goa. ke In P-nnsJvan T-oneee 'rsns'
Missouri. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
MUSICAL.

4 OC0RDEoNs WITH The RIAL GENUINE OLD.
n original Jacobs Sons i'm proved metallic reeds. Tho
emily place whore they IN Ma tonnd tue old stand Ne
100 Chatham tor many established by the original
A jacobs s0rs from whence they have mot Origin
81 A. JsCOBs' sON5 100 Chsihsm street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

ANEW yoRB AVID NEW ORLEANS STE aMgHrP CoM.
~ pany POP Hsyana and New Orleans To sail on
Monday 49, at IL the ,'niet mail
o-HAwR-. J W. Smith commander. VIII copraeucs TO
receive freight THURSDAY, June at foot of
xyeet Norh river No hills 1T AdpR sgned after the
pins Fer freight passage sppi " the ageuts. LIVING
srcB ORoCAshoN Co, No, ! PART place
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sHIPFLu0.
-~>~~-S
d usrTlC I.psAL ~ s.vIa s,n~
" pAnvu New sfcnI

Il -
~ cAnv'u New sfcn1
~ rs~ vs~v al '" -.e dasu 4shp a $40 VIM. is-n'
mA.des 90 rsoss he 20 Of Jnoe ias. t,a Jnax n 81
Sohus l. " iocve ihs royal nsls Prices ~ usas.re:-
Fs ssss r~ood $50 sirt SO cadas 'rss d. s.s
. I'll hs prin cpA vites railway 1rs4. liu
yhird sis pravsde oia,e trss 10 and hoddne
fAss~w " Sd jooos:-rirst asSs, $40, sso.nd b23 ga
rs4s Ps<sse ioqure Of the Espess Oonpsny
u Hucsu s.rses srd vt tber other avesd ,Hn-e the
Ssev~ Passage u the third css ne secured Of
be sbosaorcos IN BRING pesoas VI toe JrncpA
@1s "a the ln,s Of Gte>, prin cr SS or from
GALWAY FOR 10. AAEkIOAS gxPkHss COMPANY.
AJkA HOiLAsD. Msrs2
CT1sM TO RI glANIl- DIdErr Fua $50
- The ,iverpocl, New York and PhAd-ohs Steamship
CDup.rv's
solendld ~ a po< rspi steamships
Are .otendeo ~ saw
IRON rev Yosk v Cork aad
CITY rs o. se.s, ass sSi H. ors
Rata or pAssAcK;
esbra ron ssw vorh 10 cork aDd LiSeepooi. ...Es
a.. nn,rrsd allow the coossd 1fovt
ibis fne avoid The rick aud dr,sn.on or
xAi.s II ts Johns tia staners direct
r,~ fre,sh, " pass re sppiyu
joan soKsE '0s v,cnrs 6elisat; Cork, TO o.
D. SEyho,k 90, and 10 Pb,isdeloala aud New York.
q. tho company ofices.
100 Valiant PbAiadelphiA, and
JOeh g. DALE Agent
WILLIAM tF1Ak, Agent Nos q and IS tower buildings,
sarthr settings appear 10 future advertisements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

q PEARLKEYED7 OCTAVE ROsEwOo PIANOFORTn
y New York mskerp OF most uneyceptonabs tone and
finish In respect
gentleman having further for the same win se'l
half thi months since This will found
h, Of he attention Of parties wanting choi,o
du able instrument Apply this week at No IA Leroy place
Bieecs street. near and west OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
NEW ORLEANS, 1
IN MOBlLy, MONTGOMERY, AfLANya,
ALBANY COLUMBIA, ntCos, sUGusIA,
tpa various plsres N Florida
~ ~ Ma.

IGOR Tpg s0U1u AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHA8LFs-
IT. ton, s. C-Seni. weekly Upisc Stale. mail wheel
sesmshp Leaving escf ncrs every "Wednesday iaa Eat
urdSy Cabin passage. SO; deck II
The spepdN mesr shp MsRfOs, W ,. Eostsr. conu'nl
der wiz Iesve pier No North Niver on fnesday nre
Is h O'clock prscely. Ihrough tickets to the follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
THE TURF.

LCLLP6E COURSE
IA ohEAr MATCH FOB S6,0cs.
TBkEk NILE hEAfs TO WAGONH
]. kckaBn nalpee m
Flora Temple.
j l. Ron names b. m Pr,noer%.
(rrom Caornia)
This great match VIII ,ro.et al the above couSso On
Thursday. june lG
Good day and good track.
o. DICKINSON.
Aacve<aSV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
Steamboat Explosion.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-The steamboat Prn-
cess from Iicksburg, when near Baton Rouge on
sunday morning, exploded and burnt 10 the Wa
tcr's edge. There were ieo person, IN hoard,
-oo Of whom are supposed to have hren Killed,
drowned on missing most Of them residents OF
Louisiana and Mi>>is>irpi-a las,, number Ell la
die among them. Among the killed is Samuel
Watts of Virginia. \ large namter are badly
injured, while the boat and care are total loss,
1t is reported that the Princess WIS behind
time nj Baton Rouge. and that the Eugiueer &C.
elarel his purpose to reach New Orlrans by Ger
tain time or blow up the boat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
Destructive Fire in Bost on.

BoSroN March l.--An immense Warehouse Oh
Broad Street. 2i5 feet long was destroyed ly h.c
last night
One thousand bales Of cotton, and tea THOUSAND
bags Of lnsceI were stored IN it ami DESTROYED.
The loss is quarter Of million and tie inst
rance SluUUlu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
Markets.

Nrw YORK. March l.--Cotton is active and III
changed. Flour Luoyaut, State brands al anccd
five cents. Wheat active, with n gcl.rrai advance
OF from one to two cents. Corn active, Sn.thcr"
produce unchanged.
BALTIMORE March Flour firm n, s.. WEca.
White firm at 81 40 TO -: Rcd - 20. Corr
bouyant, White &C. Yellow - cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
Conversational.

WAsilNGroN, March 1.-The Senate MAS en-
gagged till the recess on the Postal Appropriations.
The House passed the Miscellaneous ldi]. Thr
Ocean Mail bill was tabled by eleven maiarit,
Tie Army bill was being discussed at late hour
last night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LY NCHBURG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"
AND LET THE People or
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW

Tan: you can Sell them Kn, gmins!
AN AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS or 1HEII
the Ralroni frnn Iynehburg To Ku"Nvai"; al q" 'hel1
having large circulation the people Of south wchcl
Virginia and Fast Tennessee
ps1y" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "{lSa
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOILOWING PAlikS
NEW ERA Floyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNE>sEE MEMS Bristol
pKESBI1ERIAN WITNESS,
BROW NIOW' = KNOXVILLE (TcHu.' " no.
N!NDICATOR. JonesburouRh Tenn.
DEMOCRAT. Grceneyile, Tennessee"
STATE SENTINEL, kogcrsviic Tennessee.
ADVERTISER. Chattanooga
RELIGIOUS INTEIilnENCER, Morrisfa"n, Tenn
a nAzt:Ti ; 'A"' Le,ias'oDva
PIR1;1SIaH ADmsaonv.
n tNt.Ht, Libe-ty.va
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. Va.
TIE VISITOR, Marion Smythe co Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, independence Gr"ysonc' va
v HknnfSH Mn,c. , rmeas'Ie.v Va.
STAR AND HERALD thri-tiansbrrg, Va
WyIH IyiI r rEtE"hAt III, ,,wyt,c,ll.e va.
INlDN DEMOCRAT, luon Mpnr' . county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jehersonsiie, l ale"cil eouniy,N".
nErrIuIT panviIe, Va
THE SOUTH WEST 'r"arisburf, Gaes county, Va.
RFPI' BIICAS. Winchester. Va
SENTINEL Ale cambria. Va. =
advertise any of the ahovo farcrs viii
ind THEIl call the office of the
Lvnchturg Vryfnan where contracts Will l."
made ard advert semrats FoiW AhpTn WITHOUT ntIAY
tEFi will also receive and forW ard advertising "hhN paper
il, IL. L red States A. WADpIIl"
septlets Foreman Nre,I,u bh,c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
LYING HBURG COLL Z G z,
LNNCMBCka:. HIKa:INiA.

session of this Institution VIII commence
i on the 18th Of September. -
the hcalthcst and most accessible in
The and the OF study hnfh CLASSICAL ana
Scientific equal that Of the best American colleges.
Dcpartm, will tc efficiently maintained NM
der the of Mr. Blarkenship graduate 81 the Viz
Military Institute md more recently connected Will the
United States asst Survey.
The several prof will have exclusive charg" OF the
School, which young will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or business
FACULTY.
Rev W w WALKER. Chairman Of The Faculty Profess>r
of Mem and Moral Science AMI of History
LYcunGUs G MATTHEWS. A NJ. Professor of Latin and
Bellies Lottrcs
p H. CABrLL,A D., Professor OF the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. BLAxKESsnIP Professor "f Mahcmati sand lns'ruc
of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND. A. Professor of Constitutional Law
D. a. LANGHoKSE, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and Phys
GUIsrpPE ApoLrlIo SAnroR IL D. Professor Of Modern
Languages .
EXPENSES.
Board 90 pei week; washing 81 - per month fuel and
lights $40 Tuition eco in the Grammar School and
$50 n the Collegiate Department for half session
Catalogues containing further inorinaon can Dc op
tanned by addressing the Chairman of the Faculty
feb 4 dts.
DI.ACK SEED OATs.-jOO bushels very SUI
ID perior Black Seed Oats just received and Tor sale oy
f,b LEE. ROOKIE a co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

YESTERDAY, the lst of March, wasa balmr. glo-
rous day, so that if there be any truth in the
adage Of coming in like a lamb, and going cut
like lion we may expect to haze Il rough time
about the 3 st inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

FREIGHT TR,DE.-There received At the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. R., on ye>'e-'lay.
loaded cars. consisting If 100 barrels of Flour.
and 10000 pounds of Miscellaneous. There were
II loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
M ARRIED.

On the 18Th inst by the Rev. JAS r. Wagon
err, Mr.. WV. NJ. PAINTER. Of Wythe, county, aud
Miss SALLIE f., daughter of II. NJ, Hatcher Of
Rock bridge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErING.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

UNIVERSITY OF MIsslsslrrI.-Welc learn from III"
Oxford Mercury, that Hon. X. NJ. I. Hunter, If
Virginia, has been invited to deliver the Literary
Address before the two Societies at the next com
menccment, and Hon. Vim. L. Sharkey has also
been invited to deliver the address before the Law
Class
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

ARRIVAL OF Mr. CLEMENs.-Thc Wheeling In
ttligellcer says, Hon. Sherrard Clemens arrived
on the odd inst in the special ear attached to the
mail train, and provided through the kindness Of
tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. lie was huch
fatgucd bv the long Journey and was conveyed
to the residence of hi. mother n litter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

THE QUESTION SETTLED The Norfolk Fr1Biatr
is informed that the Board OF Visitors Of " lillian
and Mary College, which was destroyed lately ly
fire have no right TO move the College from W IL
liamsburg Otherwise it adds they would have
done 80 long ago
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

u Co. + day ,isol,el ~ mu'H1l ronsoU' TIr
III h. u-.t onlN ia II, snr M Il -nm'
These nlrhrd in the ,.rnlN rtluss',d T.
scttlt thrr nt thnt r." hns rsS
'hauih he Ct, s Irt.icarl Nrt'kr III, au
tlcinrneur .iutctc tanr ur.ti, The Iul I
MD not naFr " ra"inrr, e.! tnus 'h earn
al r,,ltan4H,c" IL ~tt. irrow OF
LEE. ROCKIES ca. .trnS Il LII.
1ila~ |. Ipi<NnN.
IYY,ift To I,rr Hfsl. l. GLD VI ROOKIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

THE Loudoun and jefferson Democrats have al
ready appointed Faulkner delegates to their Con
gressional district. and the indications are that
the other counties would follow suit. 1t would
not be surprising even to find a delegation snug
gled in from Page. For one we are not sorry TO
see it, The Democracy would have Faulkner,
when we foretold the dead weight he would prove
upon other aspirations, and if we do not beat him
this Spring. as expect to do we hope he will
ride them now and hereafter to his heart content.
Winchester Rcpub1'can.
A Convention of the Opposition has been called
in the 9Th Congressional District, to nominate II
candidate in opposition to the Democratic nominee.
That true and unilinchng Wing, and elegant gen
tleman, Alex. X. Botelcr Esq. will doubtless be
nominated, with fine prospects of success. We
sincerely hope he may be elected over Mr. Faux
ner, who will most probably be his competitor
as he has lately been at his old tricks neglecing
his public duties to roll logs, and lay pipes in
the District.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

WIrnorr A PAss-Joe. slave, belonging to
Charles l.. Moshy; was arrested on Market Alley
without pass. at minutes to o'clock, Monday
night 1t being his first offence he was discharged.
LEWIS ORGY, free man. but without papers,
was found in the streets about 10 o'clock at nj ght,
was fined one dollar-which he paid.
IIoxrLEss. Charles Edmunds was taken up on
Bridge Street, in one Of j. ". Wright's hack :,
about > o'clock in the morning. Having NJ he al
Legged, no other place to sleep, he was discharged.
HorsE Reconsideration Shelley and Isaac
Farmer, were arraigned upon the charge Of hay
ing stoned the house of Mrs. Elizabeth Camden.
and broken her door. They were bound over in
the sum of $50 each.