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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-29
Me0ifal.
A BLOODLESS VICTORY ~!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NyONEXAEND'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

TINHIS cnormous quantity OF this Invaluable Rene
i DIV has been purchased 10y citizrns m the unttcd
States during the short Il has been before the
pubic. Tire for tins extraordinary success -
simply In the actual truth value os the article.
No one buy tie MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. II performs all that IS promised,
and carries with IL its Recommendation. Truly
this is victory-peacefu aud boodless-but we be-
Iieve not less glorious than the triumphs OF with
its tain of carnage and desolAtiOn.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly tie
Greatest Strengthener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
has yet discovered II you put this Plaster any
where, IL Pain is there the Pls ter will stick there
until the Pam has vanished. Tue Plaster magnetiEes
he Pain aNay. and
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City Property for Sale.

II 'lAT very desirable property at the corner OF
Il Cedar aud Cherry street, known as the ola Union
Buildings.
Also.
The property occupied by Mr.. JoSEs as 3 Boarding
Ho SO on Cedar street. For particulars apply 10
iuly20 r. Il. GLASCOcK 4 CO. Agents.
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DN. w. W. NUNEIEX

QATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
NFNDERS his prof .ssiona services 10 the citizens
j. of Nashville and vicinity. He has been actiyey
engaged in the practice of his Profession ID an ts
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes oy
strict attettiDn be able TO rener Satisfaction 10 al
who may favor him with A call ,,-.,,,.
Once 10 42I Cherry street, near Capt stocGeIfs
new residence Residence Pearl street, south Nash-
vile. ~
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State of Connecticut,

This is TO Certify, that the New England Insurance
nectcut, has complied with all the relairemeatS of
Tennessee, in March, 1856, entitled An regulate
ated by the 81 'te of Tennessee, ana that j. NASH
Company in tho City OF Nashville, State OF Ten essce.
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SPencerian systeIn


- - H-N''N' VI ~ ~ iNht NoalNo bo 'hAs
| n which Letters are introduced by
met to san n schools aud pupils Of evo,y class Each
Duuk contains uc rules anu euthc instructions apn
cable 90 each letter tuuy THAI tny inte
d teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ.
No 1-Contsins eight c,dereni let ors with their simple
c2ulmul4ns, Explanations are flaiuN written
above euChcOpy,
No 3-COnaius different letters aud affords sddiioral
pFaciice on the letgerE Iu Book I Tho first two
u0oks tmi rarc all tuc shu,t, or contracted let
teIs' and arc Designed for beginners and poor wri
No. 3Ueqains the II long extend "a letters ntroduo-
=, ed by principles, analysis aud synthesia.
No. 4-EuibrW IS he capitals, which Introduced by
pr ncples aud analysts, tn connection wuh words
and cumhu uiDns best calculated TO $50 uco good
lom, ordoran FACILITY ot execution.
No. 0Coutans sentences, embr c0g an the pialsand
small letters, udurling substantial practice pu al
we ernclplss and rules given IN the eccd.us
No, 6-Conuins shor Busiuoss Iorms Of every day no,
duciion IN book
No. S-Raul Of correct Business Forms, embracing Due
Blls, Receipts Orders Notes, Drafts, Set TX
change. Accounts Current, Account Sulos. LBdg.
rrhe diuss Letter of Introduction, SuporscIif.
tuus,
No S-Ladi-s' Book ui approved notifications of The
Syst m, tesisuod tu impH plata rapid aad
beautiful Epistolary hand.
EXERCISE HoOKS
No. Ito acc1mp,uy b1aksi aud 8, TO ald the rupi
acquiring that free uiu of The fingers aud fore
arm essential 60 easy and Iapd execution Of iu
No 3lo be used iU co ne Ui wi hthe higher uunbci,
oitpe series TO suin command o, the hsnd "a 'h'
les aud businuss Wi ilg generally.
Sold at Wholesale ant retail by
febil i. II COM 4 co.
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CLEVELAND. THURSDAY MORNING, April 4, 1859

a nine o'clock The Court room has been
densely crowded thus far during the trial and
viii doubtless continue to be so Reporters
are in attendance from four Of our city papers
and from the Nao York Tribune, Worcester
Spy, PittsbHrgh Commercial Journal and Bai-
ley's Free South, Of Newport aud Covington,
the only free paper in Kentucky.
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ed him to get out He did not get out An.
other man stood near with a gun. Heard
Bushnell say nothing else. Saw him get ia
George Stephens buggy in few minutes ~
They went toward Wellington, NJ q. 8 b.
Wall (colored) was Ia the buggy with him.
Wall had gun. Bushnell was talking loudly
in the crowd The general conversation Of the
crowd was relative 90 starting of to rescue
John. Bushnell was in the crowd, which soon
started for wellington. Did not see Bushnell
again.
Recess taken until O'Clock
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- - I1. b gl.lol III lo Ill n

Cuul 2,a2V los, or 23-lOO feet 10 lie H.
lg9 ast test satisfied that with good heats We can
k On oe nus af 90 tbs Cof four hours coIapisfeiy
~ m te au al i1s Coat produced s5l bushels lnke az
nushsls Gohe 90 bnshol ot Cua The toke Is ven
t. aa u' h cave peculiar satisfu tion our sta
Aeit an Fustumc We found verv ttIe Suinur and The
tas alih9urh not subjected 10 practical gns,ss apbeqr-
cd us good usaiy make go NFF
tte Whole we were highly pleased viii the sttrling
yoaii.. oai.. W thluk II VII make mure GRs than ihe Ere
Suala o a. eoud q1aty aud make Il easier The Weld OF
C9Ne ~ not as great us from tho Erie CuuS but we ihnk
~ ost''I Alcio ~ lar rs it 1 have Tut his
slMeu1h !" as good Shape might have duna but the
g is q" 9uy value are heie and sou can urrtngs
10 tul Fuulte.f. Huse ~ my upOtocv
AnHhpt year you ill BE- kev 10 bnl fpvorii yh 0ns
companies giye, the PAGE saten,t nj Of Ca nav
iuDeN 50 yours
GEO. W PARCONg. guur
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Goal Drolers
SteTIimg COaI.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
m regard to 'ha above named Coal For
GAS PURP osEs
. NO excellsl by any offered Ia this country We
most favorable fe ms
We are, yQprs Ieslgctfully
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1usuraure Aecnts.
HARTFOH conn.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OT MARIFnRn. rnNN

oF HAk'FoRu CONN.
sala N Capital s2JO,OGO
""'H"r 1S523I 1
Assets, San Isi, 1859 3Os a3f
Tbs Company has complied with the laws OF the
several States 10 which il Il doing busibess
Statement Of Assets. Jop. 1s,, tsSo
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pentistrp,
EMOYAL

nR u f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
,,,s,ed his Dental O hre te hs Ieeeu - cet No a.
Wood Il iuur joorl Nerth olthe ~ NJ Chlt-t ehefe b
Mn khrnr tu sHu alipi hla inIiu pNfQN Qf any eth
~ ,.lio fghg pnad hif seTNiCee.
"a sselsud March ~ ieas-Hahlg ;titE5lh
taa 1r,i Hiish. At
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G AS PURPo osE s
T BUTTS ) CO, cleyslaDdo O

OFFICE OF ROCHESTER s LT.Col
June 2sth, 1875
neer SIR Yours oi The 26h is received In reply viii
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GEo9 W 'PiRsoys, supe.
ALBANY Gas LloHT Cot

ALBANY GAS LIGHT CO..
Dec a0ih, lu55 !
an very VOL pleased with The Sterng Goa ia nshed
INC b you for the bion Gus Lgh c. THE Yield of CSs
uu Coke ulGu tue same that sucoiheJ by the Roch-
Wustprn Coal. N' -
/ ami in hasIe, yoors respectfully
8, A. SABDATOk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07

western Rgnoh oaios A. Chicago H., throush wniel
Wes'eru aRl nnth Western SJates is trsp1,ce 10
", g. lOUNShURN, General Arcnf : ucsidjpr IA,
H. PRICE, Assistant General aEent "t'il -, w 80
Ihle Ounpony hns Agenolal ln ihr Stnin n fnllnr.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07

on the 4h, when hcais were little hisher ye tool
els or 40 rs cuch Observations taken eaeh haif bouf
with the following results, viz - ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07
OObatfo ou0 Cigars.
ReoI estate A9enrp.
Duil0erg g Arfhitetts.

BROOKS S. q. & L. W., BUILD
ID ERs, Ais aangfaetuTcrs Of Dools ii Blnds 5asa
parttcpar qtten Ia paid TO FingUp Stores Factory
Divtsau-st. ner Centre Block. Cleveland o. n90-e9l
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] NJ. JOHNSON, M, D.
sca 81 Rssiisnes No III PttsLurgh 81, Cleveland. o.
ebl6'di
A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits ;
SO IS A
Good Physician by his Successful Work
70 tue Consumptiys and all those who are sufier-
inR with disease OF the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known aud justly celebrated
II Indian Herb Doctor

r. J. LYONS, tkOA oOO a AnEllCA,
Woud announce the poooo Of Giefelaia Ahq fsipSi
that De- has taken an
Oaiee No. 113 Ontario street.
An Who arc snnsnug from the ah We nhmed diseases or
nv Other rompl comp aint o years & ,
ior ued thst they consult the Doctor ~ hEh Va
M buej tnnt no one vil dsspaii o. cure until thg y
bays qyen Inc Indian HoID Docors Modicine Iaf sAa
GYs DuHag tho or'-trayelsin Europe WsN tua,es
Easl Indies, -oph America and lhe Uhlsl VA TX
vgor VIII wec riyea a PM leu
me by emtIent Old hfhool fkys ahli nav,
nj rs thnusauds who on the verge OF we I'VE W.
p,s LlVtN0 ~ lNUMENIS 70 the lnolah ttrtn pY,let
srtIl rGaiul raatnnnt hnu hfe 0All 81 ila
Bessri hs the day Wheu ~ saw tnd pafooA ui ths
ma Al Herh ulc.ur'a Meuici 10 y" n =. -, ---.,..,t
Rr u sICouaanali9nHnd sdyies ffss The p'of 'hall
bs es ~ Ne,ise-evsfy Wednesday and Erdsy Dr. "
sts Goa bo oJotu u the FraakA Aoufs fssf ''iss'
Ee,i 70; tsss Ssss Iours--tsOn A. A.NtosP.M.
lSaii d6W " ~ t..a
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WEST TROY GAS LiGHr co..
Dee. ~ b, l758
waiter q Hopkins, lsq.-Denr Siri Jbis Company at-
~ hqVng esttd the Coal OF the St ris Oal COMPANY
ma hai unnn m average DC vii tinu O-lOl feel ptT
and dVs frsads hs Co.o ri a, thut A. n OF Vtrv GOOD
qu1hybut Tue production f No us rrcgs as some teF.
bat VIII mike very ruul huat
HIuIs IeEpoctfully.
". l.. OSWALD Csefy
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CrosS sTaDlined,--Ar Marks and myself got
tho second ladder which was put up against
the balcony, and mounted it with oihers A
man ct the top threatened 10 shoot IL went
mp. but did not stop The boy john was told
70 jump, and be wodld be caught ia the arms
OF those below. Don't krog whether Bush.
nell heard the threat Of pulling down the house
(Ie. DC. esI. iI
The examination Of thiS witnsgs being con
eludsd. the Count sdjOuTnsd until this aOrpihg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07

He IL prepared to troat Casually without med cne) the
lowing and analogous affections, viz:
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1)tpsitinns & 5urgrGns.
Q. j. KEELEn, M. D.,
~ ChrOlltc EllVQiiGIs.
DR. BANNING, (late of New York,
IL gives uotice shat he has looated At
No. 14A Euclid Street.

aud that having now peliecled MS sts en- M W 1NnS
SPINAL LEVERS u PROPS, BRACE TRgsSES,
PILE SPhINGS, CHlLDBED 1lkDLEst
AND sKLRT SUPPORIERs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07


We commenced June lt working lest Of this Coal TAX
m lhe cagos i a. or er aud working under u he rir.
result, viz;
Amount Of Coal cub nizel ..........-.. 40 s,51 n
Amount ~ HHs ntuuuisctureu q0s fl0 = n
OF A6-O0 feet TO the h.
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CLht LLA'p GAS L'CHr AND coKE Co q,
OihJc No ~ Hunk street,
lln.a nuI- Nm Il nlIh laEa

q
cgeand Mar TJh 9th, ls5S }
Messrs Gates, Rouse 4 Butts, Cleveland.
Gonilemen This Company has been using your steriips
results, N - '''-A~''N''
~ cHhlgen Coh'ecutve days lavc carb0nzsd t3r go
~ lhe CuNh Horklg average VI va hour chnrgss oI
100 bs ehoh which has produced 00O foe OF Gas Of
tuuu hWlug qualify, ran average 33OO feet per
unu We nave also tuund % quite free su phur sd
Iapn"e rtqu rlnE hut as bushels OF lime in purify
hmu. . - '' - N'-''N' -
Inc Yield OF Coke ma unable give You now bat IA
VIII nti vary muicrla Tu thar ul thB Pitthurrh Coas
aud u OF very rood quality We have sccepsd vouT pro-
possl To furnish Ne wuh iva thou sand tons.
Yours truly,
T. DWIGHT EELLs SscTstary
ALBION Dec ~ le5s
Wrlttr il phins Ilrq Dear sir: Our works have
hssa @ In evIan only Que inonh and during thai NO
nave usea none aer than 'hO Sereg Coa purchased of
YOU The Gas msdo thue far pr Gy those com
standard. Yuuls T,speGtfil a, '''f'-N A'
v. v. BULLOCK.
Superintendent Albion Cas- IL Co.
for iuther Information apply to
- II. BUTTS n Co,
H'Il''ali-'o CloEelaud, ONO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

We learn from gentleman just from Abingdon
that Col. PREsroN. gall. nj nomi, ee FOR Attor-
ney General has taken out" for the West in pur-
suit of Honest John Letcaer, and that he rr o.
ses to tackle linn at every point where Honest
John ventures to show his nose. As soon rs COG
GIN leaves him. PRESTON will pitch inland he will
proceed to peel off any little remnant of Letchcr's
hide tina, Goggn may have left or overlooked
Preston is one # the most splendid orators in
the South, and will give Honest John about as
lively q time as any other man in Virginia. lie
will worry him all over the western part of the
State "till he can't rest"
In the meantime. we understand that the Red Fox
has plucked up courage enough to attempt to meet
GoociN-but we predict that the first blast of COG
GINS horn will lriShten the Red Fox out of his
wits, and cause him to retreat to his old hiding
place in the marshes of Lower Virginia As som
as he hears the deepmouthed bay of old ROVER,
he will scamper away for dear life, rivalling the
wind in the heetness Of his motion. The ball is
rolling! Roll on the bull!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08
By GODDlN 4 APPERSON, AucrIoNErR.
RfCHMOS ~.


" ALuABLE IMPROVE REAT. RsrArR
IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND ON PEARL AED
CAhf STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION Win h.
50 at anca m on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of phil
~, on me premises anmenerg nj IL clock the -.
'ai-. aoLt ihPRoVED REAL. ESTATE located ms HfS
nv we cstng OF the four enements Pearl street ccn
PIED 'spectivey by Mcssrs Elicit Drewry ~ a I,on
nan n, w. knsrie. William Wallace the ienemcn.
INC OF eary aud virginia sres occupied by Aessrs
inn brother The shove real In III mo
hu mess part ct kiehmond and within short DISTANCE of The
Dock d t,in, Danve Depot She oe Wnrehonss "a
whether regard be had to the substantial the
emns Coach having granite fronts those th,t front an
Pearl STR c run ba.k about lao Virginia 60 bs,
tey iron on two streets> or TIA ir i,
believed that no real estate Ia tscy offers better induce
menis for jlcious ard profiab II NO rent.
tr the aggregate sum Of o. The property il
81 wen KNOW" and favorabiy spoken Of a further iscp
uh IS deemed unnecessary plat OF tho property will be
exhibited at the h iur o sale r''' ''
LHMS one Nth rash balance H. le and q month";.
for 'ibe ted secured by trust dad
The taxes and be paid v The
but they 10 receive the from the day Of sale
april 2d2aw7t. GODDIN a AppEpCnN .,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

MUNICIPAL ErEcrloNs-DENacRATIc DETAILS
Incomplete returns from the vari"n- waris of
the election held in St. Louis, Mo-, on Monday. in
dicatc the election OF .. ID. Fillry, the Republic
can candidate FIR mayer, by majority # 1000
t, 800 vototes. The vote polled was very large.
The republicans also elected the whole city Iiclet
and obtained large majority in tho council.
Thomas ii. Crawfnrd, the American candidate
for mayor of Louisville; Ky. was elected on Mon
day The Same party also elected majority Of
the city council that bMv standing Il Amcr
cans to 6 Democratic members. The ma orlty for
mavor is about 400.
The election in Cincinnati. Ohio, on Monday for
municipal officers resulted in the success Of the
Opposition ticket by from 200 to $500 majority
The city council stands politically, Opposition 10
members, Democrats 6.
At the municipal election held in Cleveland
Ohio. on Monday, Mr.. I.enter the republican
candidate was elected.
The entire Republican ticket is probably elected
though the vote has not yet been entirely counted
Detroit. Michigan, on Monday gave the Re-
publican candidate fo: chief justice Of the supreme
court majority of $50.
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THE COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

Now iM tkc 0tb ytnF 81 mp"T"tN1t" r"tFFss'
Osrs The oltowing Great Inducements 10 Snhsrr'6ers
Far the year. ending January 2sth, 1860
EOR THREE DOLLARS. any person eau become sub
L scribe. and will be ent tied,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" made by Patterson af-
celebrated painting aud designed by the
To he sold for 81, (Si0)
I'd To the au Utterly Journal II tho most heauti.
fully IL us and valuable published in America
It's pages catered by the best Aulhos Lnsra
the rountry
81 tn fros season admttanes the Dusseldo Gallery.
n Yar>
premiums given subscribers for the year,
prise and valuable Works OF Art from
The hands American and Foreign Artists tor aCat
aloyur Of which, see December At Journal 1859.
Subse rptions received BY
a,n ed2mA A. ALEAANOEh non bse-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

Mr.. GocolN. the OPPOSITION candidate for Gov
ernor. will address the peotc of 9 vinstou, ALLIE
ghany County, to-day. on Monday next he will
be in Charlottesville alo N the next day Mt n
grand celebration Of Mr.. GAYS birthday n, Ash
land in the county of Hanover. Mr. Goggn is in
fine health and spirits, and winning hosts Of
friends wherever he cocs. The ball is roll;, u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

The last mail from the Pacific brings n.ws to
the cfrc, that the people OF Calif'rnia are hj.hlv
indignant vt the defeat # the Pacific Railroad
Bill in Congress that they are "dcnouHcins'
Congress H. the most wheat tcrms--nnd that they
threaten to scccdc fir. the Union.
All this il humlug. The PEOPLE Of California
have no more dcn # Withdrawing from the tnon
than they have OF pitching hea foremost M" tie
Pacific Ocean. California has been re ot DE
Federal q ,crnmcnt ever since she WI, admitted.
Her postal service alone LA, cost four IN HONS -
hcr SURVEYS OF public Lands have cost several mil
lions moro. The War Department has expended
FAR more ,cgc than in any other State. in thc same
length ii tinic. The Indians ofthat State also
ii perpetual tax upon the common Treasury Cal
ifornia is. IN fact, spoiled child-and because
the remainder Of the Union does not turn over the
whole Treasury Of the nation t. her, she threatens
secession.
/ We--lci her srcclc, it she chooses. Econom,
cally CONSIDERED. ii would be the hes, ha,gain
the Union e,er made to get nd Of her. Besides hcr
original cost, she is an everlasting drain un the
Treasury t,om var t. year. Remind her Of this.
an! she nmelia ely talks about the gnl she
sends us--us five did not SEN! her from tbs side
Of the contintn mt vacc received for every ounce of
gold weget. We have no prtj.lirc ag'in>t Cali
fornia-but the pucrile threats Of -e' es'ion for
such rcason,nre unworthy uf American oi i =.
California hala well make up her mind nt,n
that railroad to the Pacific miNbe construr-
ted by the Federal Government. IL she expects
to leave the Union for thi. ielson let her 20 cut
at once before she costs us any more.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08


N.tst:iNIA AT rules held im the Clerks at.
flee Of Franklin Couaty Conrt, on the 9Th Of Al Ri,
l-J9:
J,lu C nth, Plaintiff
AGAINST
JhH H',d Washington H. BOYD. Newb"'ry Boyd Jesse
i"Nd Ruth Boyd. S,ahria Boyd Ikha Il Turner In
enda liz wife Lewis snd Polly his W.T., IT
,ar and Ma Iii Vim II lson Ann his
Lavina Boyd Celia 30 d. lat.y Sarah j. Vest Read
J. B"4d. li,tleton Boyd, Archibald s, Boyd Eizab.ih
Boyd, Lavna Boyd Fleming Boyd. Susa. Boyd. Ju 18th
Boyd William Boyd Floyd Mnrre and Nancy his ,hn
v. bb and P-na his wife. Andrew j. Mors and Satn, his
wiz James NJ Boyd America Boyd Caroline Boyd. Jona
Biyi, JoAd Boyd, and Mary Boyd, defendants
IN CIANCERY
The o,c Of this suit obtain decree for the sale
tract OF ,ni which iam Boyd died, possess
ell AID 'r distribution OF the proecds sat sale ame
thos" EMIT ci thereto appearing Ivy sa'nc DRY evidence
tht the D. tnniants, Floyd Marcel aud Nancy his !e
Teton A. Boyd and Archibald s. Is vi residents the
state Of Virginia II l., ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here within month the due puihra
this "rder and 10 VIA il project their
in His >utaud that copy Of this order lie forhw th PUB
lts.c in printcd in the city Il Ly ba
week for four successive. weeks and posted the
door Courthouse th, county the rst day the
st ,uniy Court.
copy: Trste,
70. A. SCOTT, q TX
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

THREATENED FoREIGN WAR IN HAyrr-P'epa-
1n'jons for Hostiities-New York. April 6.-Thc
Herald has letters from ST. Domng,, dated Mnrth
- h. announcing hosti tiles between ID 'ninicp and
Denmark. The Danish envoy, recently arrived in
war vessel, peremptorily demanded $4,000 III
denni,v for the seizure Of two Danish ves.cl- by
Blcz. during the recent revolution in Dominica
Ple>lrut Santana offered to refer the matter 10
a,iit,ators but the Danish funrtionary declined,
ayin. the Dominicans only "a hours to comply
wih his demands. with the understanding that u
refusal would he followed by a blockade Of the
port. Tho Dominicans decided in favor OF war,
and forthwith commenced manning their batteries.
Thrte was bnt one Danish vessel in purt.
Private adviccs received at Washington, confirm
the above intelligence and state additional that
previous to the action of the Danish envoy. II
French commander in port demanded the conces-
SION Of all the gold. silver, and copper mines in
the Dominican Republic.
LATER The Ilcrald's st. Domingo corrcspon-
dent says that it would not be surprising if san
'ana should dispatch commissioner to thc United
States to grant privateer commissions 10 all who
may solicit them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

Two TABE T. NDsE >-.D"St received ~ la, H. ios
q beaut til DRESS GOODS, conss of White
evety style description; lawns plain rohed Jac
onets, plain and fig red beraecs plain and ROBBED with
large lot Of Honp skirts aid Cor-cis
april dts-Rcp copy EATH. GU9GENIIEIMER.
HRNT1.E will Awd q p$ttss lot Of
NJ Cloths Casncres and vrsiings, establish
Gail soon. NATH. GUGGENHElMER.
A RTuaT,s COLORS.-We have y large tot Of
"A Engsh Tube Paints all coors ash 0rccas aud Mas
tie Varush Nu Oil beached Linsced OIL Brushes &c, &c.,
which will sell reduced prices the aiock
april 6 dts. J. II. THOMPSON h co Druggists.
! EGG AND ARROW ROOT CRACKERs.-
Il Just md fresh supply Of that delightful
april sAss J. H. THOMPSON 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

ANOTHER Fi.LIBu ,rERINa REPoRr.-NEw YORK,
April 6--The Courier dies Fiat Unis repeats its
assertion, tina, u new expedition is foot in the
United States for the con Iuest o! Cuba. 1t asserts
that portion Of the ex edition has already sailed
and tina, within n few days the whole affair will
be male ruhiic. The plan sketchel by the Cuban
Coast, where the exprditonists nre to maintain
themselves until general uprising on the island
shall summon than t., march to Havana
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-08

KfPoRrED SETTLEMENT oE THE PARAGUAYAN Dir
r'crLr-New York. April 6.--lntslligence re-
.e'vei by the Herald from Montivideo, ia to the
ION ct Feb, IL days later; announcing the peace
iui adjustment OF our difficulties. with Paraguay
through the friendly Offices Of President Urauixa.
The precise terms "f settlement are not stated
but it is known that ample indemnity is conceded
u the family Of the man killed on the Water
Witch, ami to the American manufacturing CON-
pany represented BY Mr.. Hopkins.