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8. broi6. 9reis 25 Gents.

Gin Salsneer 1T niht Elm Suh. melhes blpS h.n 9oum ,tioe,
lpl; npt ipsni9sr iol ee 9rrpbe; :ibunocn uo bualciHcn llnlin1
%brtn9en; iOnptrn Gin 8alCnptr loa lctn elm
SpIfStuh. gu llnterbaItuna. u Nus uno Qr6rr.
Der llnt'r;eidrete rat in SeutIh!aro elf Sobrs lana. pom 1871
bio 1851 eincn 0aIenrer teraueM9eben i'm triten Sabr feeie 6
ntht pcIe 5OUG Grtntplare dh, wGbrenb Ger brittle Gcbraaita lbri
Circulation ron ecstn 10000 @r mpIaren bate, tres ptr arc
ven Gontrrreni I'M 8a!eneerfad in Srutitlaup. @as itnen
Rslcneer bic 6rCunee 10 ihNortnwrie ;rfuhrie, mar baS Qrineip
pclhee bemiclbsn Ium Grnet lao; oIs lrjneip ndmlit: pas
neil elm &alenesr elm Sub M, wclbcs non StsIen 9cuten scfaui
rpue. bic lpnt oaS gauge Sabr tinourb fdn anbereS 0ub fauf n
er niht nnierbaltenbee uno 8ur;mril alsin. Ionoern audi prafii1i
Nuplthts sntbalttn ntult, 10 caB Die @uSsabt bnfar ptnt, Der i'm
tauft, wlrtlIb pIsper srEtt pirb. 0es Yrireip bat Der 6eraus.
aeter aud bel benz iset bier anaefanbiatsn Ralenper bsfpIot IntSr.
baltsnees unc 8urSpsil limb bartn nit NuBlifsm srr.int' uno er
bali lWt uberitu9t, eaB audi bisisr Ralenbrr ib baIb eine orcEe
SGaar BON Srsunben 9epinntn perbe. Fritbr. 8erboTS.
Ngro gorf, (gptbor 4OOl).
Sn Sti&mcne Su 6n5sn in Stsdsr's 8uA6anpluna.
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SIM SerIag' rrn Sgn. a"btsr in 9bilabrlpbia III irebcn erl6i-
aes an0 0nrn ). p. Strders 3ubbdnbIun9 in &i&mpnb ;u be-.
NJ. 9uOmis 6rfadcr's
~sI"nb Sfarrsr in &ieIinSstauicn in gS~lrtcmbcrs
Nrcbiatcm
fnS aue Sonn 5clt- uup 8rirrtuse
ncbt
stnisen Su6tasSprspiatrn uup @ratreten,
uno
epeitcrrtn 9tinteiIun9en aus fcinsm duBusn uub innsren
NcbCnSoanoe.
Wttt Dem Stlonife bcs Scrfaler6 in Stabl aeIfuden.
afoH Der Snphen (nrusllcn) @ufase S~rlitaubis bcrausaratbcu.
$50 Sctcn in srpbcm 9rut.
Bolts Stlocrtitcl, bic arpse allarmeinc. ubrr pie oau,s
5rtlt9c SdrUt hes @ltsn unb 8cueu 3tftamcnte mad Or. NP.
gutperS Heherleeun9. 9roctt. GuSeabe nil 100 fdn6ncr in BEN
Scrt cin8terudtcn N~bbtIbunscn unb SurtauS oc6cnbrr WonSein.
taNIrs. @uf l@6nem Druid Selinpa pier. Splib nit SGIieftr
Gt:le SilbeI maht ben Smppgt eurppdfGcr 9iISsr- Sibeln emf.
btert@ uno itibnet il inSbtipnSrre np6 rurdp itltcne Splndn.
o!Btat auS, lncem nc bic Npptrppbrn eani, bann o0s 3. unh 4
Sri GSra, bs 3. Sud Der aRaifab dcr unb bic 3rriSruno 1t-
Iula'Snis sTn So. 6laplIs eniPdh, weI&s sr0bmnttetls in an
arncfs, s., ledS Slidber pom pahren @brilcutbum
ntbt %be9efu9icm Stbcn bcS III. @uiors unb tcIsn parariceu6rt.
lem, naN Den SCnn> unc 6t!trta9s>e~ eanse!icn unb Gpiitln;
ltmt elmer preentltpen SauSpoIile Su 9Cbrouten. Nctli 66 rc,
men pplilhnttteI. Il. T. 2lI2 Seitrn. girober DRUID. Splibrr
Geecrbano nit WarmprItnit une 9pppcllnliesrn.
. hnnrlten'S, S., htmmlildes ErrlnIacn in Ujrtt. phrr
p0llt1not8ee G'etttbudp fur ale Soften, uttt Der QeibenSacl6ihte
unlcrtS peilanecs ue Wcraen- NIB Mttncdnbohtcn in Wrrirn
DrppslinltFtn. "
Start's, s. 6r.. tGstidsS Sauctud in autrn ,up IA.
fen aaStn, %sntbaItsne Acknowledgement, ectetc uub GeIanae fur
gtlunSe. 8erante, SetrNbte nne SNrpcnpr, nett G:seieR uns
@slluscn fur StmanQere unb @eb6renec. 7O2 Sciten. Gjrrtrr
Druid. S66ner, lcIteev Grorbanc nit 0opetirtlufcn.
@cBner'e, Sob, Shabfllthen, entballcur libliIhr Ss.
traHtunssn nit crtauIi6cn Giccerr auf aMs :, { iss Sobres.
9trb. @ueaube. Il. S. 657 2. Scrt. SG6n Itter Trrf
Splicer Geoueinbanc nit 9opp,ItblRFcn.
SdnSer, Der, am @rate. @iue QuSwa trr ann
G~rtrdube bi eetttn6e9dnsni0m mic audi SrOil!ttr. fir SolHe
ee ui 9elieete 1reie troufrn. lSmp. 24O 2. SC, S65nr
Observation-Disclosures nit @aiotitCi.
6ubncrs ttbliide 6iitcrien pom Dem 9llten II. Veueu
3eItamsnt fur Die Sugene une SOItSi6ulcn. 9cu teorbeirt pm
g; q. arrner- Nfti itidettaBli6en 6ra9en untrr Nrm acrte 81
Stleern uno etntm Sarthef on 9oldtina. 46S 9. Sd5ner
oeutIi@r Dnd. Ytoerbano nit 9Oppti4It6sn.
Oaislbe 9Gtrf ensIil6.
NSitidelS, :. y. 9S., WUrarn< unb @tcntupfer. rrtn
0dpern @si6n9etunb eincm @nbana. Mit sincm SurIfupfrr
eStnan nab Der Original @uS sa6s. ISmp 32S g. S6Sn in
MpuHcln actunoen.
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0reiliarafb's @srfc.


in 9o acknowledgement a Ii Cts. ODER in 6 Sdnosn
aSl.25, init einrIn
Oewtnnautbe ell Ii cas- Quttttum
ron
$4,000, $4,000 cosr $4,000,
uno spar
$1,000. $4,000 ODER $4,000 fir eineu gurnu,ntsu
$500 ccer $1,000 iir sinsn asenten, unp
$4,000, $4,000 ccer $4,000 CUR @riinpuna zines
eeutibcn Splpitals in gstp 9Jcrf.
Wc6nic, pecer Der nee, in europa lit Elm literariIdbes llntrrueb.
men Dem gublttum inter 10 annehmtaren Sseinauraen ocbptru
Dprptn, ME per ot Berte etS erreen jeei ebenern ecrtItcn
2trtcr. lBer SrciigratbS 9Btrte benefit, Idbaft uiht off, in nm
bic Sernge Nus9abe Yn 10 Cts. pr. gSpbe ooer l rs. aQe ;nri
9fpnah, Elm aeoi9en 6 JSrrf an, ipcheS fur ibn uni feline 1sni'
lie blctfcneen 9Sertb bat, Ioneern CT BAT mob oIeiM;eiio Bic 6 bouee
EN- nanbat!eS ba0rce Capital Su erparteu, unp trdat cnbl,b nod,
Sur eeuneung etnes eeutldcn Sinit;hutS bG. pclMcs ridt allein fIr
ete IN Nep yprt lebeneen ormItten Seutfbcu, lpnbCrn audi fir Bic
&auenhe e%eutlber Gnronhrrr, weldt bier lanocn, BON ren Gocnss
Ieid,nen 6el9en lcn1 ipirb.
Nftt Den lrsenGnnieu 9rdmisn Sertbeilurecn bat Sas in EcSr 0r.
benet u~nterrcbincn ntdtS 9enntiu. Gs banSclt lid bier nikt I'm,
bic Strtbclln9 Urn G%ploieetrn,S ur9rapbrn II. T. no, Ipnbcrn nm
elm bebeutcnees bdoree Capital, melhcs in zine Sonb fpmmrnh Sr,
I'm cte i'll 9rdue Serne binaus9eridtc unbeitimmte 8cit GprScrr
be @an;e nuB bis gum crfteu Iusuit 1859 e~ntihubcn icn unb rnh.
lid 1T IucS in Die Sjnet Der NbrncniCu ilblt aeleat ub brr hT,rt-
Ii6cn Gpntrpue 0nbein9e sctcn.
Im 10. Wat 1888 batei Scraus5obe in 9PrGcnltefcrunocn &c.
epnnen, une ami 10. Suli if her erie 9anb Der gueonhe in giSr-
zen crlbe ncl SeSe 9Spdcnlrfcruno tott Is Gents. rcbrr 0onn
$l.25. S6N 9tuncCne Grmplarc fpnel IS Gents msbr NJ. 9lonS
SaS btrettS SrlbiCnsne pire lpiprt uno bic fSprtictuna INNER bri
erl6etnen 9lcttlsrt. Die VeltraunS gilt fur. cas sane gSerf.
Iuetuprithe HnSct9cn ltp bel alien &0enicn III BADEN. Gplihe
reelten wpuen, bite ih, lmp an mid gu wenetn. gierp Sprf. 81.
Suit 1851.
8rtsbrt6 @trbarbt.
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sa- @ie man aae SAmer,en hsilen fann.

bg- SEie man ale S&mrrSen 6eilen fam.
Die 3Gulents. wehe an &bsumatienas, Ncuroioia. nrYSIrn
NHPI| 9enhte~, Sclters, @Ilseer- unb 6uGcnlnEicrsen (eiocn
n cen ouecnblidlite Ginrerun9 unN sdnilide Nbbulfe, wenn liz
1ataSPGtnt 9ure~N lI s%ebrauben. Oisie Graeara.
IN Den ¬en. @tuefsln, 9fcrpen unS S,bnen ben6brt. SSITiuhr
aut wirb caIelbe bel ~
- Y. ~gSa9ntr, q. 86befer unb allen Druooifcu
o'sJ IN &tdDnpnb, RorfOIf unb 9ctersbura.
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Ncue Mm;ciocm.
9Sicht AZ iibcrfchcnI

5iermit erloube ih mir een ~seebr;tn SeutlGen NutIiturl
bic Cr9ebtnc gnictse ;u MAIDEN, o0B i'd am MIteu Martte, IL.
StrnRe Der Mo;tt"5oHe ecScuibcr, Gin
&Isipers, Shub uno S~tieiel-, lupie aud
Shnittmadren N @rIhGft
eroFnet babe, NIB bite UNI senci9ten 3uIrrlid, inbcr, id
Iscle nno btui9e 9eoicnune Suiihtre. &. Rice, Ma..
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z. Gpbc,I'S

gStrtbidbaft nnc lassrtler-S Salon,
MainltraBe, Smil6sn Der IL. uno 49,, Dem Wartt
9esenuter.
9tcle Hel unc seidInaGrea eN9rtdtt.c gBtrttlfaft. np mr.
bic bcltn Siluore, Eager. gher unb lpltiae srfriiid,,no rr ~
fuhrt mtroer, tmpIehIt feinen ~5reuneen .ino Gem oriGnn,STrr
gutlifum Sum 1ciFi9cH Seuh QpuiS Ca
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Wall Street Laoer-Bier-SaIon-

Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.
.gieriaptt letS boe bette 9oetr- Bier, aud amber, Or,
trtlnun9en. wle narin,re 6crlnsc, cttcn ShmeiNr- uno
Etmlenrstr a.alle, Sclrsne, SarctnS &c. lmcrten ltete freune,
l'@lt r~traSrrtht, une bite. I'm, 9%tnrigten 3ulprnd.
NBm. Z. Sh6nbprn
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SmebbdmbIer=sIm
i. @%infise @eltscnteit
bem Slicfc bic Sanb n, bictcu.

~ OtUp SW UIGICUs
Der Ylan
Der a%ll9sriein tstanrt unb trlisbten arcesn @eIb=
9ewtnnf 9ctttrie Der treien Stact Sranffurt
u. W, rcn Der 9lesieruns garantirt unp ntsrma6t,
tietet
untcr muir $4,000 Sppfrn 1871 @erinne.
Ilip nett iber bic Sdlffe Der 9cufc mtreen nit geleasrinncn
ron zOOOn0, 10000. 10000, 10000. 10000, 10000, 10000.
l0i00o, 100000. 10000, 10000, $4,000, 2 mai 10000, 2 moi
l5OOo, l nal 10000, 2 mai 10000, NAL 5000. 2 NAL 5000.
. NAL 1000, q mai 5000. Is mai 1000, ZIG nal 1000 GJulecn n
!. NJ. Ii. I. NJ. ecscJen, unb bic in Der isetsn 8luIe nib! nit Gdp.
e1cfpinnel. Stjrsen merosr, erboIter III Ger crhe" Slulfe Der fplosn.
Gen Sptierte sn fSrcitpps, ppeurb Gem Sntabr bcnnpdb Gin Gs,
mimi bic ~ 10000 9uetn ,ufaucr Fam.
DIE nadle Stctrn9 fnott i'm Sdnuar itatf, mp;u
@n eauies YcpS $500
I'm s ssjs:s i SSss 80 ~e't'frt tos,
.. 9tterS IL Go. in Frankfurt.
NIB. VILE Sricfe fur ms inh ~ aprciiircn an
:. RiiIer, 81 Chatham Ctr, Htp Sgrrt.
nay User elm 9utes Silp hatcn mill, acbe noh
Der Frrtteren 9Stitburdff@eu @aneris, so. a MoinnraRc, wr Sic,
nnano ueerIerceri wsrern mire. 9Batipn fertisi YiIbcr oil, oi,
aasNhlethe AheTtcnnun9 TnetH. getrattct feline Ybpperapbs, Wms
eroipgss, Craven 8cpfs. @lelaneripp.e, 9anptppce. NtcucuarapbS
une monographs auf S%ctocnieuN. Ycber unp Mciouplutten, une
oaU Der otutltne Seiudcr eNisr gaurris miro ecrlclbsn Icinc Nn.
erttnnun9 sCnie nibt pcriaaen.
btsen 8rrBc dbsenpmm,n.
Silper msreen rcn 374Gts. an orsefertist, pbcicarapbicn spn
~ an Silosr wereen BET 8egcn upb Sonncnlbein anorfertiot.
0''J Sotfpn u. Spbnc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14
Washington Rumors

We take from the Washington States the follow
ing items:
WAsaISGTas, June IL, O'Clock.
Intelligence Of y priva.e nature has reached
here 1t is reported that Senator Sldel will
TO this city in few days, when he will accept the
mission TO France. rendered to him 10y Mr.. Bue.
hanan immediately after his inauguraton,) and
proceed 10 his destnatnn without unnecessary de
lay The Presideat, it il believed IL exceedingly
snxious a. avail himself Of The services Of Mr.
Siideli o. minister near the Court Of the Tlille-
ries. IN order to guard against possible eventual.
ties growing out Of the war Of tie allies against
Austria
There ~ another ramor that IL gaining much
currency that Gov Floyd IL u lie tie successor Il
Jsdge Assh As minister To France. and Mr.
Hasskbes 20 he the Successor of Gov Floyd in the
War DtTza-Esrni
Mr.. Dzaiel, minister to SErdinis is said IL have
w.sss<a 70 !rIends IN Virginia. that he is awning
vssh extr.sns imIaiienoc the arrvel of successor
No perz n Las yet been de.igusied for tin. post.
--oGe Il the Doss desirable IN Europe 4, the pre-.
sent time, ss regards location.
II IL UNDERWOOD that it il ~. vet decided whe,h.
- Geo. Lamar 10 To be e. ntinned as minister tp
Nicaragua. This will depend upon the inie,.i
genee which may be receiy ed from hui by the rex,
cleaner.
The idea Of Cuban acquisition by the presen,
Administration is now an utterly '.firgone conclu
sion." Gen. Dodge, who is now here, will pcrhnpi
assure the President in his first interview will
him, that the purchase Of the island is an ir,nos
sihility.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14
Public Sale of the Alleehanv Sn,,ngo
IN TuE COUNTY OF NOW In W ,iV5e'

l., P'T"n'e o IN" provisions Of n edoft
Us me IN the 10Th day Of April lsi7 b., DR. n Il n nj
anu VILE and OF record In the Clerk Offices of The
montgomery aud Franklin made 10 he Me..r IL,
e niiner pr prtctr the payment of The purch.so
f ,r AirFhany >rrinrs properly will a. Trns 90 IN -,
aee. Her r sale at pnbic aucfon, front Of Tho Heb.
nv Srhirs Hotel N FRIDAY the 9Th dav Of -
" ait, u u l. Then the fair day esr,p, Snrd, -,
sohhay THREE UNDIVIDED FOIiRTHS M ali ,b :, ~, m,
SHOWN prop rfy in the comfy onfgomerv kno,n
ALLtahANf SPRINGS PROPERTY" which ron.is,s ,. ~
me SPRINGS proper q TRACT OF LAND srnnos ! =, @
taih about wv Acres Of tho Hotel f.hips pa,h n
improvement ON tie SAID Of land and n, Tho
MN ahn htcicn Furniture. Plantation Too and H.. c, -
anu einpi"yed upon the said tract land and bconoin,
'"e SFIi"Fs establishment TIL inprovem,r, - -
~ n'a' KIND aud are fic. fs the ,omfor,
eia', mm"1amnofFivk HUNDRED VISITORS These Snr,na.
~ ~ N,' ~ wears past been ,rdd amongst ~, ~,
0 moi m e'd Tue best rSes Of properly In ,hc a.,
- ns Jus 'eir"raed for Its great Medicinal ItDc.
ih.y ma III past yeals been r,ror, a a.,
sae ST eir e.lc riiy only State I'm,
- sse SOU will be upon of ,ha -
m phrchaef VIII have time to make arrange
me1ts r the ensuing Spring season ~ A''""se
Am authorized by Mr. r. W l. It.b e.. o.
rho {" ms property to say that the purchaser At
o Hufet'Sd desire 1t he purchase HE u,prest NM,
Inc most reasonable terms " ''''' uP'h
To meet the confinement. NJ tho a.,., ~ 49,.
r d % oS r.aln d. which will to about 81 100
pay ncns la further pursuance oI m. r =, n,
U" made the DAYS of J.,uary ,aeo 49,.
'o"i' unless Otherwise agreed between the arrs in ,,nr,
"t>o W L. tOtsGlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14

FAMILY RELATIONS OF THE CAR ANDTHE ENPE
on.--lt is Il fact which il not generally known
nat the families OF the Car If Russia and the En-
error Of France are connected by marriage A
on of Eugene Beauhnrnai-, who was married to
he daughter Of the King Of Bavaria, married
is'cr # the present Emperor Alexander of Rus-
in. Eugene was the son Of the Empress .Jo-c.
hinc. the first wife Of Napoleon. One Of her
rand>ons is the present Emperor of France
Another is the husband Of the sister of the Empc-
r Of Russia. One Of her granddaughter by Eu-
rnc is the present Queen Of Sweden. Another
ranlson. who is now dead, married the Queen O!
'orugal Still another granddaughter by Eugene
the Empress Of Brazil 'ncinaaG E"q",cr,
. unc !.
Dr. Beccher says "Nr,cr chase lie. Let it
lone, and it will run itself to death"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14

AN AGENT FOR the follow papers the line OF rail
rad from Iynchburg to Cha tanooea; all OF them
large circulation among the people erln
Hgina and Eas, Tenn,
NEW FRA Floyd Court House Va
VIRGINIA AND TEN NES SEE NEW =. Bri,ol
BROW ALnW' = KNOXVILLE Tenn WliIa
NlNDicATOR, JonesborougL Tenn.
UNION
DEMOCRAT. Grecneyic Tennessee
STATE SEN TlNEI. R0gorsvilc, Tennessee
ADV Isk / lSEk. Chattanooga,
Hfili!ul lNTELLlihNCER. Morristown Irnn.
loST, Athens Tennessee.
,,aZrETr STAR Lexington VA
H Hia,:,S,AS 3Asnsaop Y.
1 nrNncKaT. Litory.va
SALEM REGISTER Saicm We
STAR AND HERALD, Christianshurr,Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythc
VIRGINIA PArRIo I. !ndepend .aray sonro Va
VHHpeYA Vino ! rucas'lrvs
WIiliEViiiE TINES 80 Wythcvis, Va
tNloN DEMOCRAT, Union, Mnuro county, Va
ADVOCATE, JeiI"rsouvl!e, Taiew ell county, Va
N Nfi',Gil spAnvnc,y".
TIE .sOuTllWEST, d" Pear .6urs, Giles county. Va
EFPt RI.IcAN. Wnrhcs.r Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandra, Va.
wishing advertise Of the above will
"a to THIN INTEREST 10 call on the office tho
vu,hurp Nirfnian, u? STAIRS, where contracts wi, b.
.gre. aud ,sen,uuts FORWARDED WITHOUT
VI will asoree.N and for ward adv aper
the iniied States A. WADDI1.I
soptish Foreman Firginan office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14

"a decree 9" the County Cour, Campbl rendered on
'e ''n "a y o.; May e59 the Now Exer,to W.
srangc &c shall, Commissioner therein uarri in fror,
81 inc Market House. On the Goth day of il NJ ls5, a,
,i"'k, ~, OF that day. sell the i,y LDrS ol'
NJ belonging to The estate oi RI bert Strange, died
Ono half Acre Of grorrd between tho Canal and Jtmc,
Yer near the city Of Lynchbug with the house thereon
known az Il Rock House ~ "'
ao Lot n" 249 e!l ft AT the iuacnp of I'M SIRE .n8
III. N,"f west OF said Ntee and Nor'h Il aid Alley
anu ".s" one AMI han y an the Iyrhburp
". King 'iN' ' '"e ''S' 'hc" VI V
~ 'iie 10 VA" above property he op
ho' b. acting as COMMISSIONER shall convey s.cb ~ can,
terrell by The decree aforesaid ' ' " % "
Ire terms {" sale will b. for money opou n 10 dcfav
he prnsrs OF the safe aud L. months far
equiv hs'"'nrnis Of the balance Iuclas, M tho
purchaser Ewing negotiable end rsrd ana
paid. IlNrs Ia S,v.t ,W'!'"
''ay i7-d3tawt2june Cnmm's.ion.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14

n stste elections which are vet to occur da-
ring the present year. are as follows: On the FIRST
Aoeday OF August, in Alabama. Kentucky, and
Tsaas % the Arst Thursday Of August in Ten
1asss an The seeoai Thursday of August, In
North Carolins, on the srst Monday Of October, in
Qe I'D Mississippi; on the third tuesday Of
Osssess. - Ainnssot.; on the first Monday (7th)
efNevs.sss. 10 Louisiana; end on the first Wed
hssdsy q xyssnbr, Cay in Maryland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14

The PrAK's PEAK .CASSIBALIsx-FuRTmrR
PARrIcLUARs.-Thc Clcvland Haiadeaier, June
4. says; An old man who stopped at the New
England Hotel last night told friehtful strcy of
cannhalism on the Plains between Pixies Peak
aed st. Joseph. Missouri. lie was direct from
Auraria City. which is located right in the heart
of the so-called gold region. lie left Gencsee
County. New York, in mid-winter, and. with his
son and nephew. two full grown men, started for
Pixies Peak. lie said they found tho Peak a
humbug. and ST ed for home. They had been
forced To sell their oxen, wagons de-. at tho Peak.
and therefore purposed performing the journey to
ST. Joseph on foot. They had weeks stock of
provisions 10 their knapsacks, and trusted 10 luck
to get clear through. When some two hundred
miles on their way, they overlook party of five
cmigrants. who like themselves. were. returning
to the States in a destitute condition and on foot
This party were almost in state Of starvation and
grcedily pounced upon the old mans now scany
stock Of provisions. They all went on, hoping to
meet some train which would relieve them; but
they were disappointed.
On the tenth day out, two Of the party that the
old man and his son and nephew had come upon
died ct starvation. They were buried by their
comrades. One OF them was from Morrow County
in this State. His name was JAMES RICHARDS.
The other was from New Hampshire. but the old
man did not remember his name. This WRECKED
party cra~ led on until the next day. when another
died. and buried like those who had died
the DAY before Matters were now appallngly
desperate, and one of the party proposed they
should draw lots to see which one should be killed
and eaten by the rest This was done, trcm-
hlnglv and silently, and the old mans nephew
was the unhappy loser in the terrible game for trl
liz was dispatched by one ofthe survivors Of the
party they had oyer,nken. and eaten by the miser
able men. The next day. towards night. they
net M "uiward-bound train. They bounced upon
he oxen and slew them outright, before the as
'uni-hcd owners could offera word of rem"ns-
rance. They Mt length reached st. Joseph. where
hey separated. The old man and his son found
friend there, who loaned them sufficient money
take them home The was with his father
i,Nt night, aud fully corrohorated what is related
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14

A MARRIAGE Al WA>HINCraN We bear that
ON Tuesday the Rev. Mr.. tigers tM f. the pa :.
tor Of X, land Chapel united in tie h.l, ha..s +
wedl"ck. ST.. Antonio Buckingham AMI Mr..
Margaret l.. Easton. The announcement OF the
marriage Of this Lady will create quite sir in
the world OF fashion the country over, err no 9th
er in the federal metropolis has been better know
since the accession of Gen. Jackson to the Presi-
dency. 10 distinguished srjourners here and their
tsHilies. She will b recollected by those who
ftsquented Washington during '.the seasons" in
the course Of the Pres 'deucy Of Gen. Jackson as
the brilliant wife of h,- Secretary of War, Gen.
John n. Easton. Ito whom she then the widow
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dnn HBUs. Refined SuaRr, NIL grndcs. -
tNIO hh,la prime Bacon Sides. 40 hhd- prime shoulder
700 Sugar Cured Hans 400 bhs fine Mountain Whskcy 50
Ska Port Wine 400 doz Buckets and Brpoms 800 doz
lugh Lines and He'd Cords 200 boxes AdRmaniine Candies
M bids aud cheap Monsses GOO packets superior
c3 lttUkcfs Ma l.; 30 ibis fresh Ale CIDER 100 Ibis
!ack'rh u bbs Arpr brandy loN bbls Gin aud French
randy % small casks fine French Brandy for sale by
iulc II DIS JONES \ 90 Rirhmuud Va
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Ihs State Convention Of the Peoples party in
Pennsylvania has nominated Thomas L. Cochran
Of York County for Auditor, and Gen. William H.
Ksin. Tor Surveyor General. Gen. Keim is at
prsseas,ths representative in Congress from Berk.
County. having defeated the notorious Jehu G.
Jones, and re,lesused old Berks from Democratic
dominion
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Wasfarn Tobacco.


ST. LnUrs. June o-At the sale OF premium to
bacco, ct the Planters Warehouse to-day the frs
| premium Of SIS. for manufacturing leaf. was swar
ded to Addir,n fiusley. of Pike county. Mo. This
tohaeco was purchased by b. W. Lewis 4 Brother
| ofGiasgow. No.. ct $l25 per 100 lbs. which Is
the highest price on record.
One hundred and twenty-five dollars is very
high price for Tobacco. but il is very far from be-
| ing the highest price record" Tobacco has
been sold in Lynchburg for hundred and
| stventy-6ve dollars. We believe the hiehes,
price on record for Tobacco has been paid here.
The plan ofawardng premium for fine Leaf
T,bacco is god one, and should be adopted here.
What says the Lyuchburg Agricultural aud Me
chanical Society,"
The Baltimore Clipper pitches into two Of its
Democratic contemporaries, and makes some rath-
| o. unpleasant revelations concerning them, in the
| following style;
| The war VI the factions Of the Democracy is
growing fierce aud furious. TIE Louisville Cou-
riey and the Cincinnati Enquirer are both Demo
cratic organs. They are both edited by locofoco
Office holders. They both proclaim allegiance to
democracy. but they are as wide apart as the poles
as to what constitutes it, In their abuse of each
other they are telling some truths from which the
true character of these democratic teachers may
he inferred. The Courier calls its iellow organ,
The Enquirer. ian insinious sheet, owned and ed
tied by a Northern Abolition wolf in Southern
Democratic sleeps clothing and says that Its
Black Republican editor now disguised as n DEM
ocrnt. on the 18th day Of February, 1871 voted IN
Congress with the notorious Joshua X. Giddings,
for the odious Wilmot Proviso." The Courier.
however basDo advantage Of its abolition hcoto-
contemporary in this respect AT the same time
when the Enquirer man was voting IN Congress
for the Wilmot Proyiso, the Courier
yehemently advocating the abolition OF slavery in
Kentucky. They were then, rs now, IN the same
bed. They then both rantng free sellers,
they both free-soilers disguised nv teach-
ers Of democracy. There are not u few Of precise
ly the same sort among The democratic leaders.
THE Opposition movement which has rcsolu-
tionized Virginia and is carrying everything by
storm in Kentucky and Tennessee, has been inti-
ntcd in Gcorgn. The American Central Exccu-
tive Committee of that State have recommended
the holding Of nh Opposition Convention in Mil
ledgevle on the third Wednesday in July next.
and appeal to all who are opposed to the corrnp
tons of Democracy to unite with the Americans
in this movement.
Martins official majority over Floyd in the South
western District is sl5