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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10
Honors to Gen. Scott.

The municipal boards of New Orleans have
rendered the hosptaltics Of that city to Gen. Scott,
who is shortly expected there.
Ihey have also appropriated 81 800 towards de.
haying the expenses Of celebrating the annirersa-
ry Of the battle of New Orleans, which took paee
on Saturday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10
BY BRIAN .AkEkS, ArcTio>rre.
Eas fsOl:< At AlIS,Tl,
MATHEMATICIAN t,na q,

s'i nay LAND "uhA til RON fcsl - alnu :plO
a'es "'"'I9 "A ihrd il wo"ds, vii il; ovcmeuts.
e"''-tuli a good frame bWii!l%#. LOUSE, L. Nous,
AIT "htr h"e rN outu barns fist raj,
Hl'n nrhaf 'atn urc ara AID
god NrIrf 'alins with s'npr Hmm .Lout haf NOW
iNtr "a Hier grasses 10 Which II is admirable and
UPON va pastor acts hntr alt the branches
cfahri ana l"s al the soa- taxi land adioins
Bel W'tkes - i'r wn aud DR. Kent, and along the Va &
Tenn kalrnad al ,;"oies Gro, sinn. . - -
Also ANOTHER TRACT all. .ut n mile and a hall from thu
ao'Ve nined containing about quantity ON both
SIDES o! CHESTNUT branch dow ELK tract
no in r'"' ricni, except SAW MILL. Two To.
'' SfS some ho 1r 10 grown piDes
mot at winch w"u brn the finest kind OF Tobacco There
70 S,'"c up ANA ADJ ms is with that can
> l.. Brown, John Troy md Others : "
jim lucHa"Iof1Y JOHN s. LEFTWICII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

The Farmers Bank of fincaste. as we learn
from the Valley Wing, has declared the handsome
dividend of five per cent for the last six months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10
WE have examined the rcpors of the Treas.
w urrr, and hul IL c
A. J. MP. )o..
J. II. ROBINSON, co""'"e'

CFty n LyrchInrg,
Iht, dA, thars \. C"lhoun President and G W. Price
= cretry 81 tl Washington Building Fund Asspcia ion,
nti cd before Justice of the Peace
stdc and mrr oath 'hat tn" above statement, showing
the cu1i,,5n the Association, Il the
knowledge and "if Given nnirr my hand this ~
%; fan 1 J
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

Es1y- We II ~ requested to announce IL Mus I.
DID AXE c.i,atc for the Clrrkshp Of he Hastings
Court tn" 81 ut Lynchbnrg ljali ) dtd"t-.
asly~ am Il 81 ndidate for the Office o. Clerk OF
the Hastings Con It ct L,nchbur. j y. GOHDON.
lddue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10
Candidates for Clerk shlp.

Ttt." Gle HkSliIr OF THE MUSINGS COURT u TO-
sprculv ysf candidate for the "ihce OF Clerk
OF IN, Hn>ng Court If the city Of I.ynrhb"rg
inn i,,ln,,. WM ". 81 MPIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10
BY Z. Il. PHELPS, ArcrisNEER.


"
' JEFFERSON STREET AT AuCrION-O TUES.
DAY AFTERNOON. the llh inst will sell public auc.
non "thout reserve, that valuable LUMBER IOt Sc
fronting - feet and running back Canal lately
"a nv hyeeif This property too well known
further description The bn dings have lately
IN the most substantial manner it'll f IN
duriing the Forwarding Receiving Comnis .ion
Terms most liberal and made known / sale.
&. h pHEIPS, Auctinneer. ID H. PHELPS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

E.,F- an II candidate for reelection 10 tho
Ci"ft ,hp 4 tn Court ot Hastings. FIR this city.
.n ,iolo JAMES 81 MACH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10


4 LANCASHIRE ", for tt' eHd|G Ihhrsa'N
January ON 10
Nrrini. E per cents s,lcs 81, ,ii interest.
n, guaranteed ~ The -ts last rs at s92 and interest
Il. hlru,A! cay itpnis ; Is 50 AMI i,irf"at.
vrg,u, Bu,~ stock ,l'ar eld} saes a. $'l
Farn.ls' Bank 81" H. last sa.es AT Z iu4
Exchange 3lnk Stock Last sales ri 81 -
Ngint ire all Stock. ia. sale. at &c.
M,l,Dati> l. surluce Stock, last sales $50
Richmond Fire. aiion o,k goo sales FJIt
Rn nj .d.rrksburs and Potomac R,r"ad stock ss'cs
Vratnis { e,:rsi Hailroad Stock, sales at $40
RI 'h.nund Petersburg IL 'iII'ia' Attt safes
Kcln4 mi ,si Stock. last sales at sii
james River AMI kanawha stock, last oaes 81.
New York CaiIic Narkrt-Ja". 18th.
BEEF CATTLE-OTcroes this week 600 snlc. a, ! 30
6 lr 100 lbs toi inferior Ia ii quat. apma adv anee
o Ia, rates { last " tk
tDWS.--Sers at 2jistj ~ to quality.
NEAI.CAI.VES Sales a1i rer h.
SIItFi AND LAMBS - sues II sf, s. for irst quality.
SWINE sales nj 5OaS6 pen 100 lbs tor Ia nvy
.ri
Baltimore Cattle Market Jan. 9Th.
REEF CA rrLE--rhe off Il &, the sc ,le. TODAY
nj 100 head q; the number offered iriveu
md the tcmaader rur, based by Hal n"rr hers
prices ranring from 81 Is ., 10 On tie hoo and
81 2i The market was rather quiet to-day
nj the fttirE- titht.
SIIlE,'- There .ar supply n, market to day
~ t. u So 53a jps'r head, MS TO quality.
OG>-lhers wasa fair supply at market 70 dsv but tho
cnand uiiel sales IF good TO prime al aSI % and
, b, ice l. Is al - 20 rcwt
cincinnati PO,k MHrLet:-Jan. 9Th.
HOGS AND CATTLE-The bu mess done in Hogs iu'
lug the week has been tr moderate" tn eceps haven
drawing doe The receipts during the we were about
al he sales adj 90 head a, prices ranging
.om 81 81 according 10 dnaty he latter rate tor heavy
such Ia uli rage 2D lbs aud upwards Lats
~, rnging aO lbs sold a. 6 !dn6 Is
REEF CATTLE Are unchanged with good demand at
So 50 to 81 ~ per cut gross. Receipts moderate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

The Wings Of Rockbridgc county held II meet
ing last Monday, and appointed onc hundred del
e .at,s to the Richmond Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

T. b. Bore, Of Page County ha, consented to be
u Democrat candidate for Congress in Faulkner
District, subject to n Convention" Is Charles
j amc~ to be ntched overheard?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

HEIGHrFuLIY SUDDEN pEATn.-Last night about
half past ten o'clock. officer King and Rabbit
took shelter from shower of rain, in BARRIERS
sho2 on ,th between G and ii streets kept hy
three yang c5orcd men in partnership.
tal,h,tt sat down in one of the BARRIERS chairs,
and As he cid so, the breast of his ovcrcoat open
el and the end of pistol which was in his side
pocke' become displayed. Taley, one Of the part
hers, seeing IT, asked the officer to let him look At
, II, t. which he consented. Taev. on getting the
pst.l. commenced handling the lock, bat the Off
Ger cautioned him not to do so; but the warning
had starce escaped his lips, when the pistol went
Of, the la!l entered the face Of Brown, (another
one OF the partners, near the eye. and taking an
/ upward direction, passed out through the back Of
his head.
/ The unfortunate man fell on his back and ed
Instantly without utterng word or II cry. lie
was IL the act Of putting piece Of tobacc1 to his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

uSUILD1Nli U.OT.--gm medic tcIv after The
above sale will IA desirable Bl DING LOT on
College Hill containing half AN
Jar dtl liam G p. PHELPS. Auctonecr.
STATEMENT Of the Receipts nmd Di.bu r-.-
~ ments OF the Washington Bulug
the Isl Of NAV 1873, 10 the LIST OF January, 1859:
Dec 3st, 1883
L Inst tlments
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

for tie and the other complaints
anl those tor fresh They
substitute sic"harnr ttcr and neu'razc the 81
diet absorbing the poisonous ,cs ct tie sal .1d
rcuh,ring blood the vital energies q
bitang influences sold tie NJ" 80 Ma d.
New York and by all druggists AT 25c., ]r nd
per btx Idrc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

readers how deep the
l. down into the stels al creation. We KNEW there
wonder ul discoveries Ia these Time md
made Of them. but did know the Chemists Initiating
In ia ia rtl,lhe and surprising the
inre by 81 their prominent citizens la the lab
Il ID AYEN. inventor OF CHkhtf pftTOLAt a
tAIHAaIIC 1'itI ~ whcf" shown generous
"t,u,s>, tat and his ruincth lhI, gonu,
IL H. j. arlurGg the subtle of tuSo,
1etahlu >ub Has II Pine An
,, Strin bc'tN, Check ey Ounce Pear, tanra CHINA
equal, hui tnrS exceed purity Favor
thu. tab, themselves Ills ill Of Nihirr gircnis
ant = better flavor than thst can he gathered from th
and ,Bai, bN crn,ioi composition tho li,
'tariou tar III. p'"s,ss J.. % %utls TIE slhanrn
hld "li,h n
e9npo'e heln The proportions which exist IN
t,rsS'iat Advocate nov II lN.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-14
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION or KEN
TUCKK

The State democratic convention of Kentucky assem-
bled at Frankfort on the Sth inst Charles A. Wickle
in the chair The following ticket was nominated
For governor Beriah bIagofn, of Mercer for cuten-
ant governor, Linn Boyd, of McCracken for auditor,
Grant a IA of Henderson; for superintendent of pub
Lie instruction Robert Richardson of Kenton for attor-
ney general Andrew j. James of franklin for register
Of land Office Thomas j. Frazier of Breaht for presi-
dent board internal improvements, James p. Bates of
Barren for State treasurer, James Grard of franklin
The following resolutions adopted
Whereas the democracy of Kentucky assembled in
solemn convention, Nc. therefore, be it resolved
That the resolutions passed by the Democratic Ma
tonal Convention at CINCINNATI in june, 1856, and
cepted by James Buchanan the nominee OF that
ton the presidency contain true exposition of dem
ocratic faith and that prescribe test of political
orthodoxy not contained therein
2 That in accordance with the sentiment of the de-
mocracy State expressed in county meetings,
cordially extend TO present Chief Magistrate
tnued confidence in his ability and patriotism and in his
devotion to the constitutional rights of all sections of the
Union
That we cordially and heartily approve of the de
cson of the Supreme Court of the United States In the
bred Scott case
That the location of Cuba is such that its acqusi
ton is important and mag become essential to the safety
of the northern and western States and its honorable
acquisition would be beneficial to the interest Of the
whole Union
S That the democracy regard with unfeigned abhor-
the doctrine recently promulgated by eminent ag
tors and sectonasts at the North that the diverse ys
TENS Of labor in the different States incompatible with
the harmonious continuance of the Union, and that
amazement has only been equaed by disgust at the
appeal made to the know nothng of the South to ANAL
gaate with the fanatics of the North and sacrifice the
dearest and most precious rights of the slavehoding
States for the spoils OF Office.
6 That we cheeifuly pledge cordial and earnest
support to the nominees of this convention regardless of
any minor differences Of opinion upon past unessenta
issues.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-14

the government should readjast is whole system of
foreign intercourse. Practically il is monstrous
failure, aud . serious damage to the national char
acter and interests tits not question Of salaries
and fees il is question Of government If It's de-
sirable to maintain official intercourse with foreign
States it is clearly worth while that Congress should
see that il is appropriately conducted. Al present
we nothing in it but folly and disgrace. Itlooks
very like effort to keep up establishment a
hungry allowance to ornament the parlors at the
expense OF the harder
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The SPEAKER laid before the House lettor from the
Secretary Of State enclosing communication TO the Com
mittee Foreign Affairs relative 10 the claim of the late
consul agent at Jaa for alleged consular expenditures
Sc; which was referred 10 the Committee Foreign
Affairs and ordered to be printed.
The SPEAKER also laid before the House message
from the President Of the United States transmitting
report from the Comptroller With copy Of letter of
Mr. johnson and Mr.. Williams in relation TO the dec-
sion upon the Carmick and Ramsay claim, which should
have already been transmitted TO the House, but
omitted by mistake which referred 10 the Commit
tee on the Judiciary and ordered to be printed.
Also letter from the Secretary of State, enclosing
communication 10 the chairman OF the Committee For
egn Afafs in relation to increasing the compensation Of
the United States consul at Bremen which referred
the Committee Foreign Affairs and ordered TO be
printed.
Also letter from the Secretary ofstae relative TO
appropriation for the relief of Charles Ray United States
consul at Sc. Martin which referred TO the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed.
Also letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury,
closing report Of the Comptroller Of eerain contingent
expenses incurred in Kansas and asking appropriation
therefor which referred 20 the Committee Of Ways
and Means and ordered to be printed
Also statement from the Treasury Department show
ing the disusemenis6 f the contingent find of that de-
partent for the year ending june 80 1853 which was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed, .h
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-14

40 overw9sske4 brain is not unknown phenomenon;
Scott Southey, Moore Geppng, and Castlereagh were
Instances Of the fatal effects of 500 much application
leading writer in the Journal des DeJa and RENE DIES
Da HolSs gas lately at his desk absorbed in compost
tion when Of sudden memory vanished-facts, mon,
and things all faded out Of vsw, and complete blank
a 20 the past substituted for mind fecming with
information, logic and eloquenoe M Rgaut is become
mere child again, and wiz have TO rccommence his
his school days unless recuperatiye reactonsy
spasm sets 10,
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY -. 1859.


n busines Onion estabh non view Gfthe proposed
ehansa viii be Conducted strictly on cash bass az
collection Of subscriptions lf the Union dsonn-
lnAed No payments made sief lhs date
ocp ipcornb authorized 10 nake eorn
Delaware, Mar yiand, and Virginia.
wAsalscToS March 20, ls5s.-u.
foregoing oincude agents coe
tors We employ employed 10 tins city but
thse on have performed such service IN other or d Toe
country AP-s-u
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-14

BY Mr.. KENNEDY bill to establish national line
of mail steamships between cert ain ports of the United
States aud Great Britain.
This bill provides for two divisions of the sefycetho
first to be in alternate trips from the ports of Portland
Boston New York and PHILADELPHIA TO Liverpool, the
second to be in alternate trips from Baltimore Norfolk
Charleston Savannah, and New Orleans, TO Southamp-
ton England.
Section two authorizes the Postmaster General 20
tract with Ambrose w. Thompson for the service. which
s not to be performed by less than six steamers Con the
first division, of not less than 900 tons measurement
The service of the second division to be performed by
not less than eight steamers, not to exceed 1000 tons
each
BY Mr.. SEWARD; A bill in addition TO the acts which
prohibit the African slave trade.
This bill provides that in addition TO the vessels
employed the President is authorized to employ ten
steam vessels TO be approved by the Secretary of the
Navy, and TO them to be property equipped to
cruise any OF the coasts OF the United States or Cuba
or the of Africa elsewhere where he may Judge
attempts may be made to carry the trade in
yention Of the acts of Congress confers the power
the legislature of any State pass laws prohibiting for
egn slave trade within It's limits and to declare such
punshments they deem expedent consistent with the
constitution OF the United States No vessel Is hereafter
10 depart from any port Of the United States for the coast
of Africa until due notice given OF the intended voys
age the district attorney Of the United States or that
district the district attorney sha an examination
10 be made be continued until her actual deraruo
to ascertain whether she be designed, directly ndl
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-14

The undersigned, Joseph g. McKibbn and @. b.
Adrain friends OF the Hon. VIM Montgomery, and Jo-
seph Lane and VIM E. Niback friends OF the Hon VIM.
H English having. by consent Of the parties examined
fully the facts aud circumstances Of the late difficulty be-
tween them have come TO the conclusion that while Mr.
English evidently acted under the impression that in
suit had been offered him calling for resentment yet the
evidence does not show that any insult had been offered
which authorized the violence he used and he having
expressed TO Mr. Montgomery his deep regret for what he
had done, we think this apology sufficient, and have
mutually accepted the terms final adjustment of the
difficulty.
Witness hands, al Washington city, this 18th day
of January, A. ID. 1859.
For Hoa. WA Montgomery. For Hon. W,s. II. Esgii&A.
JOS @. McKIBBIN, JOSEPH LANE,
G. b. ADRIAN WA. L. NIBLACK.
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CARD
wAsmsoros CRY, Jan. IS, 1859.

TO as Editors Of ds Union:
The late difficulty between the Hon VIM Montgomery
and the Hon VIM II. English being adjusted you will
please TO publish the following.
Very respectfully G, b. ADRIAN
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Ey- " is Dpsc0reveN uH1
Suffer no lOngeT; II Is 4 relief.
ny THE APPLICATION OF
NNgg's GO0d Samaritan 4
IMMEDIATE Kelley.

You be cured Of tie following complaints: such
- Tooth Acne. In enc Gnrtc, - the most pAnfu a.
t%cks ~ Rheumatt nlrse out OF ten, In l.se
than one hour tine, viz Head Ache, Ear Ache
heuralgia Coughs Cold 4. y ma, Bronchitis. Or, n
insi aGectinns Pain IN u. Lack OF SIDE RttfYn. =,
IN ih Joint., Colo and Cr.np Pains. Eysp las, IN.
iiamed Eyes Sore Shfoat, Cuts, u uises, Boz rs
- ans Cb4pped Hands, Fforted Pet and Chi.
biains.
IL Is not the Intention or the undersignsd To assert
for this meiieibe tn Il viii do irnp~ thns. or
care ali msrner o. disease, for tn. old sA,ins 10,
Z" mea cine hat Is eooc tor - thing is coed FOR
nothing" Iti- true. We only claim " enc
line Of oiaeaes AMI for the above named oompaalnss
this medicine II without an ,qual.
TIE beat proof " can have o. The mevits a.
tisls In 10 see what !. will do Ny opsratons %
Pains decidedly the ost s6sctusI By fhs spyii-
cation OF this woDd.rfs medicine, ~ any In he
tonntry This is admitted ~ all who have .Si~d 10.
1 would have the pubic understand that ! W
no humbus article 70 dispose Of, nor wonlo be IN the
BUSINESS IL the same truly ard purely Rti.
mate. Ny medicine 10 heid, IN Ill places where IL hao
been used IL the .hssf efteefn, aBc Il my wheis
aim to make II 70 smoDg all. The binding duty
which - FOREVER and eternsiiy fixed on mankind y
" forward the gen raj interests ~ The human fami
". e sffc' ed have BEEN deceived ~ ptceing W
circulars with n ttlons testimonials On them, and
have BE- adncrd 10 buy without sfek ns tbs Droos.
have thousands ~ r. stimo1isls, which hsve hsrD
sent to fr ~ different parts OF The unkIo; bat
prefer showing the value q my medicine, ~ esrina.
free Of charge, oil those ompisints Wbensvss tAses
n liberal aascouni nufs 10 Drsgefss ssl
WAOiesdle Ds0l<ys.
n FLA0G, PrupS1eeoT.
RARnEs 4 Go, Genera Agents., DavsapnsS,
lows H. n. LIrTLRR, Travelstng Asfns. J. "
WILEY ret.iI desief, wet 6eo Nd strecs, psvea.
por, aud keo- constantly on and b. the fo1lovisg
agrnfs--Ts,ior & Bn lord, davenport; @ , v -,
De wit: a Fellows, Msquoksta; " Delden, No
au 1kets; Vim sur'isop, Buckhorbs xcok 4 CO,
Fremont; Jas n kyfanf, Monmouth 0resn. Wy
or,ing; s N Bronson, Wyoming D Spear Co, u.
bell, Hetcas, Grshsm q 90, Apaosss; Slmoo
strauss. Fsirvi -; John Ho&nsn, epsingvslDs;
Emmett 4 BrpbAkev, Cedar kspios n Rissine O..
Cedar Rspda: sohu q oxiss, ~ vegSon; Am
strong d shansln, Lisbon, ; p Lane. Mechanics
Vile; T ncCieiland O.. AecAastesvills; Gee
Bsgky, Upton O Garter, AnsnssA.
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