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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

FlENniSn OurR.Gr.A correspondent Of the
Norfolk Examiner. writing from James City coun-
ty, under date of Thursday last, says:
Having just received intelligence Of an afro
cous outrage and probable murder, which occurred
in this county last night hasten to give you the
particulars as far as | know them.
The parties free negroes. Mathew Ram
the perpetrator Of the deed below referred IT,
came to this county year or two since from Sur
~ county, Va, and last year was married 10 a
free woman here. This woman had Il grown
daughter, who, having made sale of stock
that she owned, received sum Of money. Her
stop father, being dissi pated character, after
nSlng every means of II persuasive nature to get
the money, first stabbed his wife aud afterwards
fractured the skull OF the girl. in such manner
as that their Ewes we'll nigh dr>iared #. OF
urSe Ran took out, and should hc return to sur
ry, It is hoped that the citizens will their best
efforts To arrest him that he may receive he run-
i>hment he So richly deserves far the viilni.ious
acts ol which lie has been guilty.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FuJ,UR q DAMS
Public Sale of tho Allegheny Springs,
IN TIE COUNTY OR ra:nuERY

lnrsnanrc A. She 4 trust executed
!" me- on IA" ION dayf Atl I-7 ~ DR.. Md itgcs
Montgomery and frsnAiu N al Holt
the ipmcr frrr.t i.e tie purchase money
49, so'nH Hrfdi-s r"p"i'F IL - Trustee n said
W. if ~ g. ~ lto an n In front Of the AHegha
ny springs iieoi on TIT EsDAY, the 4:h day APRIL
III Il i"l' y 80" 4, 81 e en- il day except anday
a'h " may fHsEEt ADlN IDED foUKTH> Of All
W. h'''~n pr ~ ,hc Monig ,mery. known
= - tt"hANr sFNI>Gs PRoPafry.' which consists
70 s'"s .hr >pfnts rrI'r) 4 TRAIT OF LAND suppos.
.i t" en iH' ap,ut 3D ACHES tlr II tc Cabin. Ba,h
n' anu I'm venc",s the il and and
I" nc "nnsemi and Kitchen Furniture Fla tat ~ TOOK
""i NV" >rk Nd aud mp",e 1 rron the sad trnc, Ia
ana he' gang I" tic said Springs sta lisnm.ut Ar la;
irrns :" the kna AMI arr u,,i,, t
th' c'nhl"'ta'ir acronm ,tn mt xnutD y,>rnts
lh'>e springs have Tor 'veral pas hrrn regarded
amongst th- IL 81 H. cs / mr. nor,, 49,
dn'nai irino 1hry hs>r past trs been ext, n.ive,,
PATRONAGE" and their 60 .biity no, only th S,a:
b" tt"nSiHai tbs Sout that fuftf desert
unnecessary
Possession will I've given the n,nation OF tho .s.
:" la the purchaser will have arrang
neh't tn" ensuing So
an any "furl 'y MI Is W. l.. Iol'. the of tbs
other NTH ~ this prpert th,' II pur, hasri at
me 'sc aN' rus are II, he nehase hs upon
luosf r'asnnaa
F" meet the emrn 4 thc decd iras, cash paw.
incn vii be required" which WI anannt ali S3o 100
The dl"rd payments In further pursuance tfust W n
b" qnd 10 be made u" thu tits OF January and
sOl nt s. otherwise agreed bat" cen u" par's Ia interest
JNp. - l. GOGGiN Trustee.
POsTPONENENT.-T The above propcr,, wn,
sod Ter sal" on The ith day OF did take
1t WI certainly take place as now advertised
march dig wSrlRwtl4'rrl o l. q. Trustee.
DtKESG SALE on sIASEs.-A. Conmi.-
son'rs. under decree of the tonty Court Ct Bedford
at Pbllr auction. FRIDAY III" 4th of MARCH si9
irnt of til" Market ouse in iynrhhu,g SLAVES owt
mar, Sarah. and her tnl aged from
ant a N"'N old Woman, named Hannah
IEHMS-A credit .: sixty .otiabie saiisiac
torn! tnio; SET, W til Interest !.ym date.
q 4 wIHGrlELD.
f.b = dds. T. C. Bi.kS
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known U,rr mclrinc a share {! public
hdrhce ia short time It's has done. II has been
iha!i ehtc mrs. a,l OF II and stands
at the head II AL remedies e tn sod " have
any ot it ourselves hHing had 10 rasou Grown
e"rA only retains ina color bu gets
subui snIa Of our friends u AT we nave known
tail the laii rgin;l color We
such becoming grey, give the "k.suIl
tive trial. Chester HiG1,,J H,GG
Sold by all good drug. feb Few
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GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
on THE PLAN Of IHr
ROY A.. nAtA Ana I.aEF Il RY,
---t'r the ben tit O." il.-
MONTA< ELLO eNlHN ACADEMY.
OF JASPER COT MY, GEORGIA,
Authorized by Special Act .; Lcgisi,turo
M c X N N e Y & CO., Manag ors
To b" draw pubc ul,irr the sup enc, of
two Com $40 ers,W. K SYMo>s AMI tntxIIs. in tho
City Of Savannah, Georgia.
Ora the Plan OF single Numbers.
FiHy Thousand Tickets!
.627 PEIA II L; -!
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
Cd PITAL PRIZE
500. 900.
TICKETS ONLH Ten DOLLARS.
HALVES QVARrEKs AND FIGHTS IN PKoPORTi N
CLASS DRAWS on
Saturday. March 5tli, 1859.
CLASS 10 DRAW 5 ON
saturday. March 18th. 1859,
CLASS IL DRAWS on
saturday, March 18th, 1859,
CLASS II DRAWS ON
Saturday. March 26fh. 1859.
h 4 GNIFIfENT SGHENE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

DEATH OF EX-SENATOR HANNEGAN.-St. Louis.
Feb. 2.-lion. f. A. IIannegan, formerly L. S.
Senator from Indiana died at the Planters House
in this CITY, last night.
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Candidates 70" Cle..kship
~pI,CiAl. %DTI(I.S

E-3:@ We are requested II tate, that .JolIN BolS-
- Au Will adtS- fhr tr'.l - Iyn, ,ur. III DIZZY
HALL. on ihuIsliy i.F,ns,t. IL ius 40
lh% talTy vi ! be- r".cr,,I he a,ics march ij
ncb I. Patent & ,un inn Fir md Su yinr
Proof with Hitfs P1' Ifoaf locds the n
that arrd rpaat. s.al> the oIls FAIR
don. Il H. an th" Wur.d r S,w Yrrk 1883 and
American safes that led medal. uiton
Worlds Eau
1l,. the perfect against FIRE and
Burl!ar., ot any sale ever itrcI 10 the public.
Sl'tO II be pad !" any person that show
thai lltitkINGS PAltAI iHtHFIuA to
preserve its contents n tcrlo,.iu irc.
The Subscribers al u ali Kinds of Boiler
Chicd Iron Bank Chests Vault, Vault and Money
Boxes, t,.t, Bnkcr, jaw ,crs prva ani ,,s
iol Plate, .aulonds and thor >t,uablcs
Si.A> : HEARING 4 co,
.J BIoa.M Murray
brpa.ir Cay Hall, New York.
hGE., rs Il. w. kAUWI4- tchmonl, Va. r. +. LIS.
tt" i.orshmg. Va. }. II. I'll =; son Co. Iynchbnrg,
Va; and ROWLAND Il BtuIHFr. Nnrfoh. Va
1 Il
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Candidates fot City Sergeant.

G-,'" Cry SrRGEA>r.-At the 50 icat;on IF nv
fi'n'is announce mrsct oi..e C,y
scream at ia" ensuing Spr.ng election.
irh itlnfr.l II DJSNIVGToS
b. announce mv.tjt rs a candidate for re-
election To ia" oil OF city Sergeant
feb ;tii,u!c JOHN ROUSSEAU
Candidates 70" Cle.kship.
B.a}h CLERKSIlIP uF the lli>TINGS CouRT.-I re.
sp"cuuilv self Clerk
ot tn" Hastings Court, of III" city ot I.yuchburg.
o,iiduir. WM NJ SFtpIE
G-a3' am caudi late Tar rc.ciectlun to the
Cl"rN>llp'f the Court Of i!u,iIn,s FIR this city.
JIM iiitl"te JAMES RENAGu
IA" We are requested t. announce il MUS {.
DID AXE a. iat' To tr Cieik,hp the Iiu,iiug4
Court isr the cry e." I.inrlh ~ Jan duiaf'
~" am a caniia,c - the Office OF Clerk Of
the iIH,'in. Court OF L5n,' 'r5s, j \. GORDON
Jau idtdnlc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-02

RUIWER's New Novel. What will he de
- with IT," just received and for sale at
march dt II G. yICTOR.S
NATRA kAHLY MAYPEAs.-We have for
~ sale Iandreths Extra Early May PEA the earliest Pea
Those who arc anxious to have the earliest Peas
the Spring should supply themselves soou For sale BY
march ? dts II THOMPSON 4 Co. Druggist
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Thcuumhers tr IN non Hug III those
bTs on tn" ks printed .rar,:c slpS p,prr rI.
rtcrd viii small tin Tub t"i ri tcl IA wheel.
IN hr>t ~ frz m"fy rrn..d and entir,ic'l
placed ia her 81.
The wheels then rr,nvc and Number is drawn from
from thu Other wheel The Iizo out arc
opened and exhibited to the tr-n,r, Ell by
Commissioners the pr7e hrins placed against Tia Nunbcr
da"H This operation i're sol uh the ilvs Drawn
APPROPRIATION PRI2 ST pse.".liag aud the t,,
entitled tn til" Al Approx mttoi t'rz, FarHinIv.
IIckct No. 80 draw, T., I2. Tickets
hrrl ll2i| i!tn II ~, l2i!
II Ticket y" "a lraws the Si5oOJ lrIze to,c
hcrrd i- A. .5 5t2 wi " be entitled to ; 80, and
according T." Tn. sehcIn"
tFEIil fCAr'< IF PACkAG viii be sid at tho following
w'Hcu l, the risk
Ce Of Packages Of 10 whole Tickets $50
IL i,!f
l"ti'rtrr q" ........... 20
II ORDERING TICKETS OR GER rIFIGArES.
~ ~ lra ti'v viii he .rI,i y
Il, Ae, hug Il heitc III, may i.,.
To-, list m dawn mter, AID pIi"cs ~ ii he pur.
eita"1, n'h'it'"'y aztec til" drawing.
j Purchasers VIII please writr Their Ji-na,ures plain and
st. Z III hi e, unity and STATE.
ttlL "'t' that rte'y n@ei, riwn aid payable in tall
Wi, nj Il rIucli,
r. Al 5000 and under pad nnrliat,v aft,r
IL d.1"inS ptl,r lzes Al ,hr i tur thirty
\ oshhlrnIea l'IS sd, city v,uhi, nilai.
.id!ts> ~ Ials t.r lux oi t-rtif Is
III KINNEY n CO, Slvlnnah. ga
i 4 VI .i c Hal ~ ak. u IA street.
u y LIST III l.ib's that lie whe,
- ti' t., Ihr TIA, ga Il on,i entitled viii
he published e every drawns in the saraanh ia frrs
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OMM ERCIAI..
X T. PORT OF THE
aynrhburg Tsbaeeo mad s:rain Market,

TobACCoThe receipts continue light In sequence Of
'ne "a" stat" OF the roads Prices keep wUnp and quote
cHi'n 'hd dark Leaf t1d9: III nm aud good l,af
Lug. S7ag
VITA / Hatket hrm and CORD qualities In dcmnd. We
"i" ifm" White u a. eNtIa lots : - l"wor grades
81 i'd -.
IL IN" market & e"rly sbiird SupHriae i
W1tA al r. ut. Infa staat H. the Nes lntk st k"t
- ius n ""r. ar" AL linn e. 3
81 h itcf .nfg: Ell an t,r i nn m for .ali"g"
laval We note sal 4 ~ la lon. ihurg
Iuidiiu,S ~ 50
MAJ. --Nholorale At SIal ~
%. Il on is scarce ana j. dc and u % cents q
'AI>- pfts ., sc are" It = /, ~ r.nis
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ed ~ BNhtH l'itMiuN n,tt L, Mr. 4. BaA,!--i,cL
Sir: IN y Ike t. \'riei 'Hi ~. ur s..tt
afflicted, rnit II at
qd' ne. al y"Hr lnti'si IL - ihtl never usc tnta
unt rtr,i.ty, b't ni. ch t".n tt' ted will
s"r' rion ADD I.,"d"rt "a +, 10, the past "a
twelve 3ehs nHd 'Ns5 Inc ,"wvr 10 lvs-,e ttr
/" hr'.tH Sit" MAS nid.TIn ian. treatment 81 Nc
ate pliyN'tiH hli -" I'll '-t h. hat tu,n
several tcitIh
irr' ltIsuti' Il ~ NJ To- "a Size did Al
ute iiinc 'hr h'rar o" r'''i .k. M; hr nery"u,
ain ilnp nd ts>' der i - feHi'Nri tut he
nov III AMI shah st"ais = list A"nr H;t,rs
writ tli~.n lusii-r Nt'l- 1t
w.p sit similarly aE.irlti ,..tf .i"3t ,rNant
K 'ia34ond, june -, tsai THOMAS VI. MO\TAGt-E.
BNLff- PhtrirN tHrrIis -!.,,utn1d SrIt IL l-ss 1t
~,ts Ling p"asr" mat a. NY tr,."ns the
"I EAkrhs - hrN BrrtLs .t.Inreug cs:n,urit
al IN tan'iN"' r'sr VI ID, nom viii nav >uh.r
eI ii thc last .Nls',
h .t"u al s.i ir,Ia
hi ia and d.nrrr'd A. ~ commenced
ri tn IA was rotvi able qn,.tt,
,ouHL.t.y uai'uo tcu. !sls, AIT tel j. ADAMS.
l't st" BY the Iragtl t>ft - aA,rR
iainefa Drug "a tn "a. and els vi
Vi ais 81 Ma >,!s II Il -, Mtsl.Iugro.,
II : II >ttl'I ST. h5Etator, Md d Is. Miller,
tn-l,,. Ky; a"l !atnr,N I'nt,, $
Df,.e's nlc" :. ADDRESSING T. BAKER. PrnI "''tut
ort =. + Eichm nd. Va
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i,l,.ur mat r.'l,f III IL, NI'.l
head Ia" t,.lru 2athffvd Lirt>, tht'
danger the life OF The Oh ilihs - ". a. IT, Pd"h T.
Il GI.p, by t' Immediate tha w,r,u. 't,t' -ch
> sold ~ the ntdi,. NJ ~ IA teh Lane,
pik aal 10y AZ iJrheSisIs, a. '.', H. : poi
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po.TpoxEuENT.-rhc above pro,cr,, ~

atr sale the ith day February did not In
lace in Of the ,yur.c state Of the weather
1t WI certainty take place as advertised
march DIG " Srjawtl4,pril j o l. q Trustee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

edited by Hiram Atkins, protested Demo-
cratic Post Master at that place. This cx-
PLANTATION let's the light into the "bad repute"
of Mr.. Wright. Mr.. Wright was elected
Justice Of the Peace precisely as hundreds Of
Democrats arc elected to the same office in
this State, without regard TO politics.
The indignation Of tho Democracy Of Nor
wich, and Of Windsor County, at this treach-
cry, is extreme, and they, in common with
tho Democracy Of the State, desire to know
II the Administration sustains and counten-
ances such rascality. We forbear further
comment. The disgrace Of the miserable
transaction nor rests with Partridge and At
kins, and it remains to be seen whether the
Administration will outrage the Democracy
of Vermont by retaining such miserable
scamps in Office ". Patriot.
When this Administration turns any Dem
ocrat out Of office for cheating even brother
Democrats at an election, we trust the Pat
riot will let us know It, Our opinion is that
cheating is 80 essential to the party generally,
that the Administration will not trouble itself
by this little by-play. It serves to keep the
hand in for nobor game.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

XERMONT HORSES.


Mn. EDITOR We last week visited the
Mad River Valley Fair. held at waitsfeld,
and, although it was rainy, we had the salts
faction of seeing some Of the finest horses we
have ever seen in the State Among them
we noticed a three years old colt, owned by
Mr.. Shaw Of Watsfeld, which might be a
credit to any owner. Also beautiful Black
Hawk stallion, owned by iIartwell Davis Of
Warren. The last mentioned horse is of a
jet black color, proud as a peacock, and in
nearly every respect splendid animal There
were also some very good cattle, though few
in number. On the whole. the people of
Mad River Valley arc determined not to be
beaten by any other valley Of its size.
Yours, J. n. o.
10 The Mad River people justify the
name they are spunhy In spite Of the cx-
ceedingly unrayorablc weather. there was a
gathering of fifteen hundred people to listen
to the address Of Rev. VIM. II. Lord
Another correspondent thus speaks Of the
address
Notwithstanding the gloomy surround
ings, the rain and its consequences, of
course-there is nothing gloomy in Mad Riy-
err valley, but quite the reverse, the speech
was so highly appreciated, was so neat in its
adaptation to the occasion, had so many good
hits and pleasant illustrations, and withal en-
bodied some principles with regard to agrcul-
turo which were new to me, and struck me
forciby as true, and if followed out would re-
suit in the highest blessings that cannot go
away without suggesting TO you TO publish in
your paper the whole address"
We will do that same so, Mr.. orator
please hand in the copy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

responsible Ministers, and that Cipriani be
charged to cooperate energctically for the ac-
complishmont Of the wishes Of Assembly to
procure a more intimate union with the other
provinces of Italy.
The Hcrald's Paris correspondent states
that Victor Emmanuel is disbanding his ar
my, but the men are supplied with passports
for Tuscany and Modona, where they will
swell the army of Central Italy.
ONE DAY LATER.
ST. JOINS, N f., Sept 23.-Steamship
City of Baltimore, from Liverpool via Queens
town, for New York, was intercepted off Cape
Race at 5 80 this evening by the news yacht
of the Associated Press, and the following
dispatch obtained:
Government dispatches state that the Eng
lish forces engaged in the action at Pciho,
comprised the flag ship Chesapeake, six large
steamers, and ten gun boats, and the French
had one frigato and steamers.
The London Times says that nearly year
must eapso before any decided movements
can be attempted in China, owing to the in
suiliciency Of forces. 1t is supposed, howcv
er, that the China trade will not be inter
rupted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

UNLESS THE SECRET Is REVEALED
ny me parties themselves no one over suspects that tho
hair darkcnedby '"'
ORISIADOROS EXCELSIOR DYE
Owes its magnificent hue to human agency. N.u,.
alone gets the credit None suspect the eounterfe, n
is too perfect
LUsIRE AS WELL AS COLOR
Is bestowed by this nvigoratug dye There is no ,ro,
bic in applying IT, Ten minutes once in several weet,
is all the time consumed. Who would not abolish such
nuisance ared, grey Or sandy hair on such e.sv
termsl
Sold everywhere, aud applied by all Hair Dresscrs -
CRsrApoRo, No. Asfor House, Nc,o rork. 6265
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

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Z CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J Clarke, NJ 10
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This well known medicine is imposition, but sure
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from any cause whatever and although powerful rene
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TO MARRIED LADIES i, is peculiarly suited. u "'l'
in shor, Ime bring the monthly period with res1
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In an cases u Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
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These PIE haze neucr been knolcn 10 ta''
,ohere the directions on The 2nd page Of fdn-
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For full particulars, sc, pamphlet free II the agent
N. B.-Sl and postage stamps enclosed tn any an,
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pills. by return mail.
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SprriaI llotirrs.
OXYGENATED BIrTERs.

4 Query, Why will you suHcrl Dyspepsia is a brief
but comprehensive term for the numerous diseases which
affect the stomach, liver aud in fact the whole human
system. Until Dr. Green discovered the Oxygenated
bittcrs medical science fault and had exhausted
itself in futcss efforts cure this disease. The Dys
pcpic need suffer longer with disease thatis always
painful and frequently fatal affection.
This unique and peculiar compound will certainly
cure the disease the disease exists Had it not this
power such testimony follows would not be given in
it, favor
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE
ONYGFNATED BITTFRS

W ANulNNNnh, u u, June ~.
Having made use Of tho ONygenacd Bittcrs prepared
by DIR. Geo. b. Green, Of Windsor Vt and from knowl-
edge obtained Of their efficacy in other cases. cheer
fully recommend them to the public believing they will
fully sustain the recommendation Of the proprietor We
hope that this valuable remedy may be accessible all
MILAN Will AZ . u IHEbMTS' u Senators from VI
JAMES +. SIMMONS {. $. senator from Rhode Is.
land.
1T. MoREHAD, L. s Senator, and formerly Gov.
ornOr Of Kentucky.
l., II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode Island.
VIM WOODBRIDGE, late Governor of Michigan
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Around every organ affected there the medicine pcne-
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smith Montpelier VI, and by all respectable dealers in
medicine $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

MUsIoAL.-On Monday evening last the
Green Mountain Band, composed of residents
of Granville and Rochester, took Montpelier
in their way to the Lamoile County Fair, and
gave our citizens specimens of their skill.
The Montpelier Band turned out in honor of
their visitors, and the two interohanged their
music, making fine serenade for State street.
The Promenade Concert of the Montpelier
Band on Tuesday evening was perfectly sue
cessful-nay, a triumph. We stepped in to
stay few moments, but tho excellence Of the
programme and the performance kept us to
the last piece Under the direction of Nj.
Rice, the Band is employed upon the highest
grades of instrumental music, and steadily
advances in taste and skill while of the yo-
cal, by Messrs. Hopkins, Fuller, Goodwin and
Hatch, and the piano accompaniment, by Mr..
Proctor, we need only say that the high rep
utation for music long maintained by Mont
pelier, is more than justified. There must be
Promenade Concert or two during the ses-
sion, for the qualification of people from
abroad,
Mr.. James Rice, who has recently estab-
lished himself in this place as teacher OF
Bands, came among us with the very best OF
recommendations; and although as yet COM
paratiyely newcomer, he has already gained
for himself an envable popularity in his pro-
fession. Those in want of his services, will
find in him all the requisites Of skillfu
teacher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

FRoM CHINA-The foreign news this week
is specially interesting, and it is given to the
exclusion Of domestic items. By the favor
of a friend in China, we have been furnished
with the China Overland Trade Report of
July 81, which gives full account of the
British deioat. The British commander is
severely censured for imbecility in the fight,
and it is charged that the Chinese were in
huenced in their course by omissarios of Rus
STA. On the other hand, the American Min
lister had unobstrueted intercourse with the
Chinese on the Peiho, and it was expected
that he would be permitted to go On to Pekin.