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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
AxoN AND srEEs. WAREHOUSE,

Petersburg, Va.
tIlIIAM DUNLOP have in store well assorted stock
" of l;ON AND STEEL they offer in lots 10 suit
PURCHASERS the lowest prices.
and best Refined lrOn--all sizes;
Sw rics and Hammered Iron;
WIDE Plough Iron;
Nail Rod aud Horse shoe lron--best brands;
Band. Hoop Oy al, and Ilailround iron;
sho, Iron and Pig; lin and lead;
Cast Blister German Round, Machine and Spring Steel
Prompt and personal attention paid 10 orders.
Zbikiin
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For Richu,0ud and Norfolk.
Dtssot Route to Lexington, Natural Bridge
Rock Alum, Warm aud Hot Springs
Fare fpm Lynehburg 10 lexington Direct a. 10

Fare furm LynehburR Lexington, direct a. IS
Rock Alum, ............. ~
via the hrdgc 10 Ltxagon y III
via the Bridge 10 lsock Alum. I 20
nUR CANAL PACKETS leave l.yiichburg M"ndhy,
~ Wednesday and Friday Csc A. NJ and arrive in Bnc
at r. N We connect with To Lexington and
Tie Reek Aumonc at North River, direct 10 lexington, and
the other ri Cedar Creek aud by the Natural Bfdg by tho
ars pasasng reach Lexington at r M b, the other pas
seaeer urYive the Bridge al D. r. NJ rcmaln until ancr
bse.ks ncxi morning dine In Lexington and 81 On 10 the
Rock Alum In the evening Returning leave buchanan al l.
A n, Monday "Wednesday Friday, aud Lynch
burg al 6So, r.. n. X. EDMOND -.
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Window Shades,

w
- ECEIvED day since large stock OF miNpom
hsHADEs great variety style and prices and adapted
" ID. and wants of all. -, ,,,.n,oS
june 2tdts. :. VI sini'o
<@,oRS MEAL. LIMP AND GROUND PLASTER-The
up,l,rsigned ha. rented from Messrs anghorne Johns
their Corn and Mil s will keep constantly on hann
the above articles will sel cheap TO puneua custom
crs tHAS. >. LANbhokSf. Seio .,kN"a
march llis for the Western Plaster n this city
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WESTERN FREIGHT OFFICE V. &TR.R.
Notice.

ERESH CHEESE Ale and Cider, New Potomac crrln.N
New Nos Aaekcrc, fine old Virginia Apple and pys'
brandy choice Old bourbon and Mountain I've Whiskey,
old anu hne hl,or, for sale by JONES " Co.
jul! 2l-dts kichmund Va
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RanlOva1

Removal. ,,,
undersigned beg leave to inform their friend, ana hr
public IA general that they have removed, lis day. lht
VINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, heretofore kept on Man
street opposite the Soryel House. to their new locality ~
q ii. {. Y ctors's look Store
As mas been our principle from the beginning to keep s
the best LiQruEs We still determined offer nothing
sale but What We are convinced Of 10 be lafe. ,
april il-d;s GON1HlER L. PLATlE@
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
l1EDl+CED RArES.-rhe t. ;. Mail Steamers, ..sSc
HI JAMESTOWN, Capt PAHHlsu, and RoA- 4AllN
NokE Capt SKINssn, will carry passengers Ia ai1
Nirgnia NJ REpuCED RATES.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt PARRISH, leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon nj oclock, city Point evening,
aud Norfolk "Wednesday! at ~ ocock for New YORK,
arriving Their. curl, neat day, and IN time 10 connect with the
lines gong East aud North.
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY att,oon nj O'Clock, City Point next morning, nj
o'clock, and Portsmouth, evening for New York. arrv
ing ncxt evening
II EFT Il RNI NG,
The jamestown leaves New orb, from Pier No IL North
River, eatura! afternoon nj o'clock, for Norfolk P,
tersurg and demonstrating Freight each place.
The Roanoke leaves New York from Pier Ma - North RN
every Wednesday afternoon, O'clock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg and Acknowledging Freight for each place
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, statcroom included, between Norfolk and New
fork U
Passage, stateruom included, between Richmond Peters
burg and New lork,......,..
Passage y
Passage, stateroom included, bew Iynchhnrg and New
iorA, 10
Passage and from Norfolk, by the River boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
sS5- The and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soun
be the line nj the rates above, forming lr
Weekly line.
For tickets apply to LEE, ROOKIE 4 Co, Agents,
april 3odis. Main Street, lJnehburg, Va.
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Tin Foil and, Metallic Cap Mandatory,

Tin Foil and Metallic Cap ManufactOr,
No. SO Crosby street, New York
JOHN j. CROOKE &c Co.
Are manufacturing under their Patent
IL o l. l. a ID IL EDIL
PLAIN, PRINTED OR ENBOSSED
suitable for Wrapping
Fine Cut and Caoeadish 7obaecos, Chees. SPICES. A.
Thin Beaten Foil, all sizes, superior in Lrtiianc
and strength to the imported article.
METALLIC GAPS,
for sealing Botties Jars, dc, stamped with any name or
sign required. Also,
Music Plates. solder, Type & 81 tania Metals
march 2i-,i6m
- UPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, manufactured by Whito,s
y Co., Baltimore, undoubtedly bcs preparation for To-
and Wheat in trial viii s',lisfy any pers
that il is superior 10 amy other. For sale by
June 5-l.s JAMES BOYD Il CO.
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tlIOCE Java Coffee in bags and pockets New Potomac Her
~ rings choice sugar Cured Hams, Ale Cde
powder en-, line French Brandy and old Rye and Bourbon
Whisky, Tor sale by JONES IL CO.,
July i4-ils Richmond
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IL IL VI w Ab.
FINiE Undersigned having removed 10 III" store Ift! "'-
eupied C r. fiicbhcld E-j nrN door 10 lrhs Saun'
,rs' beg inform his frc,rl-. 10 he sill chghg'd Ia
forrnrdtn0 BHstnesh, hni Keeps con
SANITY well -icc STOCK of ma. "'s AND
he will sell nj ric,. HAT viii moi TALL !" please
Ills facilities for doing COMMISSION AND stuhEA"H iithSfs-
unsurpassed la, house the Basin WIN wen
enclosed lot consignment. ui Lumber and FIG Iron VIII
be cntirrl, secure. 80
lie sill Agent for Itngstons celebrated Flows aud Flow
Castings and W always keep full assortment Aiso nnnn,
cement and 9round Plaster. - ...-..
feb Adj. WIN. I. ANDEkSbN.
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OFFICE SouTIi-SIpE RAILROAD Co.,
August I.th. lND.
NA.g e ..,;s.. - ..,,.l.:.

NJ e Z. sss.s...ss:.
ah "i.er Angus I'D, passenger trahn nj DC n"'
~ ON the southside Railroad leaving Lynchburs ioioA'
Mil Train daily at II. A. A. ~
second IRAN daily, eAsapl sundays at 1890, T. ~
Both these trains Mh The Richmond Il Dan'ht
trains TO Richmond and North The secod train conn'
al Petersburg wiki the trains Norfolk and Weldon.
These trans also CONNECT with three trweekly lines o.
baltimore, all magnificent; Steamers with the best
hons for passengers. The Railroad connects vi"
daily steam Packets To Baltimore. m
The agent OF the Soutsde Railroad Co. Lynchburg, v"
rnsh an. further information respecting these lines
aug l1-is II. b. BIRD, Geni Supt
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ITO FOR THE fAI. Is the universal am tnousahus
are ,ar,iciuasBg festivities sitrii saeh undressing
ccaspus aa,rs For prrsent week, Thu lhrongny n'e
,. arr iu,it 10 the City Ill., enjoy ITS hospitality ana
participate iseresiing scenes witch arr ms "np's
sscrasianA ,., a.. ...,,...;.o
tounans nyi~d and ever seeaned may ne on" ~, u.s.
IA Od Hhlfssvsf photographic Gaey, nssi dOf W 'ne
ylrrnin Bsak Street, Lyaesbarz Va where hantss
of Likeness 81 Recsi works Of creation are on
fre 10 all should desire fac siiiie ~ themsecs
shall Furnished short notice. and al prees 'hs ean'
fall 10 please :. .. .,,,, and
srsde constantly hand Also. Lckcts Breast fns ringer
Rnga Watch Seals; Charms, &C. =, -. a..
A.. sna h, ali finds ~ weather ID. II. BLISS,
81 IY.Its Practical Photographer
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM wArEI-,ust to hand, 100 caSs
mi, ~ Ia A. H. RUCKER.
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I1EFitiGEkAToliS! EEFRluERATORS!'-l have ms
large lot Of oi them
Being hat pressed Tor ruoi ANA more 80 ir
moncy will dispose thom early applicants for very
small advance cost. .... ,,.,,
ian "a It, EDWARD j. FOLKES. ,
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..--~sM FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEASING have Just
* received fresh supply of Green and Black Teas
alo Of which are OF superior quality, and will be soh
accommodating terms
march iJ-,lts LEE, ROOKIE & CO.
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EDWARD j. FOLKEs.

<NTAED DCPUY 4 CO.'S FRENCH BRANDY, In quarter
~ casks Vintage 1851; Superior Java Coffee in pockets Port
Wine gth fourth and onehai pipes very old
and line, for sale by JONES ~ w,
iuly ~ li. Richmond Na
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New Co-Partnershin.

fRNIE subscribers nave taken lie house ieceiiy occupied
Younger " smith, where They intend 10 conduct
Lrocery aud the SMll II
ADAMS will be pleased friends of the old
,trn aud The public generally. JNU. THO. SMITH,
ian 3-dts +. y. ADAMS
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HUCmLAHROUs.


xurr - ~ rsrsed sso,Aes s.ppy esess,ea
w - - Hst popk srof = - - - dssssn
-. :. r@5verz.r szsirsa the a.s AEfieniaFa
-, - i shis pzse ~ The rrss savig ef - lns =
- "a rsstinr ttlF superior ansh and Perfee! oPe'ao
a., yz,oa. drpsrisa cooking they arr aeknos sasa
- n sr.t saws known. We have nne 70 issue Oopi
ps.rsal, an hpl water ler whirhs sfeai
e,rl.lns hoi times without any ahdoh Iue, ~
;sv ~alsd y the and wthui Interfering WIN me
es,,kina arrangements uf the soss. ,.,aa. ~
s-dis y .. Dass-1 =
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HOPKINS. HULL . ATKINSON;
| BALTIMORE, Maryland
t Or tefzs - - - Iksssf Sfees y
Z, !. - :. !. *. Pr. p '''A''
= I.zNI1R BkcraElss, q Co.
f'EsassM r. - 49, - 80 Is ~ Ia .oo'''
+ e: e: ! !: !: e: Z. i:
W. W. al psrsss.s .,ls.os Do cur .o M.ssy cSes
a,". p,oias.a 3 d. ssssis,. t.ss ssdlm
= =.
Brazilian Pebble Speotacles.
vIyHR only pses sr the genuine PEBBLE sPEs
TacLEs. "a, the Iondon ws"h and 'e~e'ry '"'eo NO. ia
1sns,s Sresn inform. the pube that has located him
s.m s s%son. coz c sccr.ed
TAoiEs a.....,.. ,.s,,. . .o..;,Y
ty IN. public VIII article and the sircte at
lcton VIII be given to the proper ss'eco :"
All other liui. Of specacie- constantly kept on hand
Lenses inserted and repairing h"ir ~ inc ""s' P''"''
april IL di,. ----------------
Fire. Life and Marine n - a.lot
Lynchbuig Hose Il Fire Insurance Company
yIyIs Coman, makes Insurance Against loss or danagr H
o,o, ,s III ar Furniture Gss Wares aud Merchandise,
generally, In country the most favorable "rin
Also makes lnsrance the lives Of NIL persohs ei9pllhg
good hral Of sound constitution for the whole d'r"'n
OF life, ar for = limited period
slaves employed In orlnnr. occupations WI" oe v"
reasonable terms
The npuuy III take marine risks nom aud /" an! oi
the or
hihRCIohs.
John EuBtS MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ. tDiB~, Wee President,
GEORGE u. THURMAN, Chief Engineer
iogs.
.Jous Orrf T,yoR, Wa !. ASbkhh"s
JAM, +. PANsr, JoiN !. pAssis
W. n >Iu Nr,oS :. LANGHoRsE,
s.v,.r, n NektSsry l.. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED r. WILLS, Secretary.
nE' WM 9rw y OWEN Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination 81 subjects for insurance viii be
once II the Company each day between tho
hon,. ~ nnt 4 oc,ck T. NJ. feb H,-ds
INRIENDlY NOTICE. wish thus iimel, 10 inform those
IA, whose accounts fall due In JULY, That hn
wing store In Jniy or August must Request Pn
their accounts EARL, IN July which nope VIII DC
lunr II 'li. r. sEABrRY.
Turnip Seed.
ANpEErlls runip Seed, ne" crop J"sl To hand ana o'
i lsalc by .-...... . "a.
Jul, l-its. j. II. TloMPsoN 70
DoCKBRIDGE ALUM wArER,-,Iust to hand, 100 cases
III Fresh Alum Wnter. . ....
Jul, 2!ts A. NJ h''htl,
DEFi.iGEK trORs! EEFRluERArol.S!'-i have this
III das received large lot Of OF them
very nn Being pressed Tor ruom aud more ~ for
IA
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Betting Raltine

1COAU111E9 TING
Inv now on hand the BEST stretched Leather BEL
oi me various sizes used In machinery II astenei
sl hammer and Of even thickness. For sale NJ Nort'
Manufacturers prices.
prices
june s-dis. SIN. SIMPSON
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I ANDEETlIs Turnp Seed, crop Just to hand aud for
ll.alc by -...>
July i-ts. j. H. THOMSON %.
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april diy,
Fine Watches,

ME have on baud stock II told dnd SHrfr "dfdh"'
w u" excellent auat,, which We viii liz pleased !" show"
Als, a large lot Of 6eid thd,as - a.
aug 2his j. WILLIAMS SOY y VAN 7''''"
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E(oNk ftsil-We have Just received lot Of No pock
riah III barrels tNo Carolina, backed in salt eou,I ar
superior TO ohad for retailing, and which we inyil the ira
ana our friends generally examine IN We viii sell barin
;,ns,., Ia, LEE, ROOKIE l. CO.
'. --N''' lbs Main Street.
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Attention Citizens !!

HAVE you called II, liIRsn q sTRAusEs Clothing, BS;
l. shoe and Gents furnisnng Establishment II
arc certain You WI! again, aud thDse that ii,c
should eerla, call, iDotio is selling Cheap
crease Custom und Dollar Saved IL Dollar made" an
receipt fresh goods days express arrt
just paDlc IN gencraic.ie onceone ALL to H.
No. Is Main s.rvci. bcia Sowin ~ March, and t.
Lewis. lJune 2t-lsl llliSIi lLAl 81.
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rn.ssins Of sAe Board Of Dlrpcss Of The Va Tenn.
R.ifss2 confnns hria II fh- Ones ef The COMPANY IN
- AZ a Lynchhsre wednesday the sh Of March, iss'
The following rrsosutoas were ad,psed. wa $4,000,
scx 1le u The Depot apsa tn .oinpAnys ground 70 Y s
hx unesa BY special peFmissi'a In Sr'Hag nun 'ns '
vi1ai ~ 0enessi superintendent ..,i
nnt ~ ,rjiser freight ln shs Dep ths toniAh.
ercur IN LyBchbarx
md, s-ss I. e's' N WILLIAM II. HUGHES SECRETARY,
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CAMP, SMITH 4 co.
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Gus Rare and Bedat,fm Gpen iad,serimt"dtely
rithoat Money 10 all Persons Ordering books from
CLARK'S GREAT
IJypr I{flnE E,S'rA RI.ISHA EMF.
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DINGLETs AND HAIR BRAIDs, fos he Ladies; hne
HI aud cheap article, for sse by sss..aa.a.aN &
aug 19-difs - JNO. JsFUkytSt Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

character or disposition As i illustrates trait Of
tho people, ~ viii conclude M ictter with il.
Tferr va very old negroes at Port-au-Prince-
deerepd. .hriyeled, nearly blind, who, no longer
nth. 10 work procured precarious subsistence o,
b.cr;rg There was also a German merchant oi
Good stondinr. of whom. day by day. she solicited
aim. and she never went empty away from ms
s,ors He rad occasion to borrow 500 from
t.llor.couutryman He fell sieR, and was robbed
Of everything he had His debtors, also failed to
moe, their allegations When his note for $500
va. due he vas unable 20 meet II. lnstgated by
another person of European birth, the creditor, by
legal process put him in jail. Public Institutions IN
Ha,t are not managed Ike public Institutions else
where. Prisoners must feed themselves, or be sup
rled by their friends, or, failing 10 do so-.tarve.
The unfortunate debtor nearly persisted Win
hunger.
one day the poor Old woman passed BY h' for
mer store.
Good dav. good white - she said but no one
answered. Sbe entered but was told that her good
friend was in jsl and why.
She Immediately went up to the palace OF tse
Emperor and walked before The porch. he 81"
her and. attracted by her decrepd appearance.
told her 10 come No. She was too feeble 10 ascend
The stairs. He sent down soldiers te carry her up.
She was conducted into the ande nce-c amber,
and placed in a chair.
" AIc Won the Emperor ~ she asked "Iwant
TO speak with the Emperor"
Yes. old mother " said SOuouque: what IL It
that You want
ii came to ask Justice" she said, for man
unjustly Imprisoned
The Emperor was enrsged. He expected Ia
hear a plea against his own injustice hut told her
10 90 on and he would hear her
.'Sire" she began - was a slave in my youth,
and YOU see am EeebIe with old age now; can
no longer work, and an almost blind. ltaye often
suffered with hunger. sOne time since ifere was a
petit blanc (ittlc white Who gave me aims every
dav. He did not know ere. had neve. cone hun
any favor. but he never sent me- ava! lthoul a
pit. He fell sick; ] neyer suffered 81 oi'rn with
hunger as when the petit blanc was slcs. Whcl
NV friend was SICK he Was robbed of everything he
had, aud when he was well again be- could p1t pay
his debt Another whit put him III jail.
know he would pay i he had money; bnt ne i poor
now, and cannot pay. He IL hungry n"TS, and III
Jail. Pray, sire, give him liberty again; dolusice
10 the good petit blanc -.
She told his name and the name OF his creeltOr.
Ibe Emperor was deeply moved -,
Never fear old mother" be- sald, Justice thali
b. done TO the petit blanc"
Gle sent servant for the Empress. anu to.d
her the story of the good old negress. She 900,
wac moved. and brought her food and wine and
clothes.
when she went from the palace she had money ~
her yocket which she did rot bring there.
The Emperor sent Tor the PrOcurateur GENERAL
and ordered him to issue a warrant Of release
The German was released but expressed his ap-
prehensions that he would again be- imprisoned.
"Neyer fear" said the officer, while Souiou9ue
lives ven shall never be imprisoned again -,
JAS. REDP,TE
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TIE MESILLA VALLEY.
q Of The y Loui. Repuhlic,n.

Correspoudanca Of The st Louis Republican.
NE.lLL.. Arizona Friday, Oct H. lD'
Our people are looking forward with great ANXIETY
70 zee what Congress will do for at ts next session
II must do something-either give separate Terri
torial organization new Judicial District. We
must have laws and the laws of New-Mexco are so
mserably in. .cent that they worse IN many
instances than no laws at all. Our only Court here s
tie Probate Court whose power il limited much and
al whose hands seek no redress either clvl or
criminal II man owes over one hundred dolarr IN
the Territory he perfectly safe IA there - no law TO
collect il. II man commits murder he can only he
committed for trial-the Lord knows when. We have
ail here il ID true; that il, thing built OF cotton
wood logs and chained together, about ten feet long
and six feet wide and in this pen have seen no less
than eight men charged with murder at one time.
About once in two months the prisoners getting de-pe-
rate etcare: and have batch OF criminals, either
ole of whom would grace the g;tllows, loose III our
community ready 20 Kill steal at convenience. For
all This tbeIe Is remedy our Government making no
uroyision either to guard feed them; and ~ our
Sheriff dos not feel DESTROYS OF maintaining guard rs
his own eA pen,e keep the miserable ra-cals IN JAIL
they Of course take adNa and Dig their way out
Thus il has been for years ana thus u VIII De untl we
have some protection from our General Government;
and the idea advanced by your correspondent ella,
that the people do Rot wish Il Territorial Government
il utterly faise and preposerous. l have IN my pos
session a document, signed by some thirty American
residents of TIC Territory, Offering Mr. ella the
snu little SUN of 81 900 and pay his expenses here
and back If he will find twelve responsible citizens Of
tie Territory who will indorse his statements relative
10 the Territory.
No1r hspgLiaE, nom Tubac reward Of lOp he vii!
produce tie signature twelve respectable citizens Of Arizona
who viii ndo.e his statements relative 10 TIL. territory And
further the under sneG will pay Oa. passage to and from
Arizona by the Overland Ms and will guarantee him from III
treatment during TeGonatie .tay in the deno,y slsned
ssiuine Bariicu,os C,toyal sanchez Granville H. Owy n
A. Appel samuel g. Bean tpiiane Aslne Henry oIshd a.
found IN Tie 1rntoiy.
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JEFFERSON TrRRIToRY.-We learn from letter in
The 81. Louis Republican that Convention 10 form
a Provisional Government met at Apollo Hall IN Den
yer City, Oct. ~, and organized by electng Mr.. X.
w. Steele IA President John &. Moore and Oscar X.
Toten az Secretarie- Messrs. Henry Allen OF Anraria
Farrell of Golden CIV and Hickory Rogers OF Dem
ver IA Nice-Pre-ident- and Capt. ~ W. Walker Ser.
pean Arms. After a long discussion relative 10 the
prorrety Of forming Provisional Government tho
Convention resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole " On the State of the Organic Aei," and re-
rored Constitution similar IN liz pnrport 10 the one
adopted land voted down by the people, AZ the Constr
tutio nal Convention held in August last. The Organic
Act being sustained by the Convention, Mr. steele,
lae candidate for Congress- nominated Tor Gov
error; Mr.. Bliss OF Golden City, for Secretary ~
State; Mr.. Cook Of Auraa, for Treasurer, and other
officers Of minor importance, making complete set Of
Government officials.
A resolution offered and passed indor.ing the
late election and in-tructlng the delegate elect Con-
gress on certain points relative to the welfare Of the
country; after which, the Convention adjourned
DE.
The writer who gives this information further says;
" The Convention characterized throu ghout ts
sessiOn by spirit harmony and compromise. and the
members deeply felt the responsibility Of their situation
that was to give government and laws 'ad interim
to People who have been, and now. without any
civil protection whatever. What the movement may
result ~ remains vet to be seen. This Governments
j. only to exist until Congress shall give 10 Tern
toria organization, when by the Organic act esao-
lished by the Convention, il ceases. The late eleccn
for Delegate Cong res- hs not a. yet been decided
20 far heard from, " Hing leads Williams, Of Jones'
Russell & Co.'S Express some l. 100 votes Grest
eXertons We're made 10 secure Williams. election; the
notorious Jack Henderson. of Kansas notOristy, play
ing conspicuous hand in the matter; and all the
doubt that exists 10 Vikings being elected Il the
Withholding of the Laramie vote and some two or
ttiee smaller precincts, at the whole OF which the'e
are not over $50 votes"
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Core pond. nee oi The y. Y. Tribune.
CORTLAND. y. Y. Oct 30, l-59.
II may not BE- unintere-ting 10 the many readers
Of The 1RIBUNE, the peoples paper, 10 learn that
the Republicans ef Central New-Y0rk are manfull!
preparing tor the approaching contest. In little
Cortland the watch-hres are being kinded, and the
work of organization goes brayely on.
1he signs of the times are ominous ot The total
rout and overthrow Of the saye-driving Democracy.
BalOt-stufing in your city. and Harpers Ferry
will prove impotent IL sustain their falling fortunes
The decree Is written.
Wa. II. BURLEiGH Of your city is laboring with
us, aud laboring most efectually. The influence
which he leaves upon community Is lasting He
lays open the questions al issue between the Free
Labor ANA >lave-Labor parties, with such clear
and power that every hearer must he coRr'Rced
of the soundncss of his conclusions. whether those
convictions are suffered Ia control outward action
or not. His arguments against the Extension of
Slavery into he Territories are conclusive. These
arguments, US we'll as the exposition al the subser
yieucy OF the Democratic party To the Save Power
are enforced with an eoIuence when few men
possess and with a power to which little could BE-
added. Mr. Burleigh continues his labors until the
dny OF election, and what he has done for US be-
will do for other localities.
Ie' the work GO on. Cortland will send greeting
on election day. IL.