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year, Il or its adoption -
Nos, would you like to know how stopped the
En2airers mouth, or pen rather on this charge
Well III tell you. The Enquirer, under the direction
of Nh Pryor, had assaiIed me on this very point
with much more vigor and ingenuity than ,on have
displayed, in reply to which, defended myself in an
article that appeared in the editorial columns of the
Hat'onQ Americon, on the 18th July, 1886, headed,
" Was Euclid fool IL true, he SAID l.at Aiags
equal 10 TIE came are equal TO another or,
ho"'ey fhro'e - Uhdf sauce for the qoose also sauce
fur the gander ."
In that article the following passages occur:
In the summer of 1850, while the Compromise
measures of that year still pending before Con-
gress, Mr.. Bolts made speech at a dinner, given
him by his former constituents, In the county of
Powhatan, in which, with a view las he said at the
tise) of reconciling some of those who were oppo-
sed to those healing measures. lie admitted the pow
er of legislation by Congress on the subject of
slavery in the territories and undertook to show
that such power had been recognized by the several
departments of the government, Legislative, Execu-
tive and Judicial, from the year 1889 down to the
time he was speaking, and that consequently he
could not deny the constitutional porer Of Congress
to pass the Wilmot Proviso, however much he might
be opposed to the exercsec of the power; aud know
ing the good will of certain persons always seize
upon and misrepresent whatever could he made to
place him in false position, dispnrage his claims
10 southern confidence, he took good care MS he
thought, to guard himself against all misapprehen-
sion by using the following explicit and unmstakea-
bic language lie said
Let me not he misunderstood. Let it not be sup
posed that am "A Wilmo Provso Far from
it. voted against it in every form in which it was
presented while | was in Congress. would do so
again | believe Congress has the UNI
questioned power to declare war against all the
world, but am not, therefore, n war man. ! believe
Congress has the power to abandon the Navy of the
United States and to substitute Mr.. Jeiiersons old
Gun-boat system nothing in its stead, bat | am
thnp. 8 . I h.,i.
congress has the power to break up the whole pos
tai SStem of the United States and leave it entirely
10 private enterprise; but not, therefor in ia
vor of breaking up the post Offices and post roads in
the United States. So, in like manner, believe
Congress has the constitutional power to pass the
Wllmot Proviso but am not, therefore, in favor of
iis passage
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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Mr.. Jere: Clemens. editor of the Memphis En-
quirer. having been appointed delegate 70 the
Southern Convention which is shortly TO assemble
at Vicksburg takes occasion to state that while
fully approaching the compliment he has too vi
vit recollection Of the action of the last one,
which was held in Montgomery. to feel any dis
position to take part il the deliberations Of this
IN igrntory body.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

The sercnndc-, speeches. and glori6cation gem
orally, INDUCED in at Washington ON the occasion
OF the acquttal of Mr.. Sickes, canno, be regarded
rs being otherwise than in the worst taste. II
was discrcditable to the National Metropolis. md
to every hody who engaged in it. One OF the
papers states that it wa, with difficulty the popu
lace could be restrained from drawing Mr. Siekles
through the streets in his carriage, and rendering
him the hnnors Of public ovation.
If Mr.. Siealcs he n man Of proper sensihiliv,
he will promptly disayow all responsibility for
these riotous aud tumutuous proceedings upon
the occasion Of his acquitia His counsel IN en-.
couraGiEg the demonstration. aud in making con
Grntuatory speeches TO the canaike in the street,
were guilty. in our humble opinion, of violation
Of professional dignity and decorum, wholly in
consistent with the high position they occupy Mt
the bar well rs the prophecies Of the occasion
In view Of all the circum stances Of this trial,
we are almost tempted 10 agree with an indignant
friend of ours, who expressed the opinion that
the jury should have brought in verdict Of "ius-
tifable homicide" and that then the Sheriff
should have taken the prisoner. the Judge, the
Jury, the witnesses the Counsel, and the publish
ers Of all the Illustrated Newspapers, to the yard
of the Jail and hany the mhoie set, Seriously.
the whole trial, from beginning to end. has been
Mr. Sickes was acquitted, posse comitltus should
have accompanied him to his lodgings, and arrest
ed every man who made the slightest noise or cx.
pressed any symptom of either delight or dissat-
isfaction.
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.
For Board of Public Works,

ESf5- We are authorized TO announce Hon. VIM
1kEDWAY. Of PitisyIvana candidate for the once o
commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works
may 3dtdofe. Ezs.
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For House of Delegates of Va,

En-. At the solicitation IF many friends Of al
political partrs announce myself candidate TO represen
the county OF Campbell In III. House Delegates OF
virginia iapiil I-dtdoo.l BOWLING CLARK.
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c@6- We are requested u announce JOHN
j. LOGAN candidate for he Office of Commissioner Of t,
Board of Public Works. march "A dtdofe
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Grover q Baker,. celebrated FAMILY sewing
Machines 40 Broadway New York mil sl Baltimore street
Bshmore-A NEW SrYLE-pRicE S51-HEMMEkS q
EA TKA This ma tx spools, purchased
from the store. requiring rew"dng uf thrsd Hens
F"s fathers and Stitches In superior style liz ing
am by Its own "perat"D with to the handnee
d." sis required by other machines II will do
c" arer SEWN than seamstrcss she works
one ceat an hour. Send for . circular
az 3"i,s =. SPENCE, Agent, Lvnchbure. Va.
Ec not ssin necked, nnd rsjrrt not what q 4 pc
"nre tearbes Powers. throas
ss hior affections headaches NIL stomach
and bowels both of cotive character and all
the malid"s of children, cured by the
use OF Brandrehs Pills To tell that
Hons at dollars to mako this truth known Is Of
nndhg tact; and yet a word spoken And
what is the result Why, that about three million persons
the United States partially hcl In their efficacy aud
general idea OF the benefits to be rive from pugaou
sickness But what field Tor pilan lrnphy What millions
remain To bo ;onv'reli Aud let that this
Is see nj only to Christianity in the benefits Is capable
contr.i on mankind Let not meiral persuade you
mat reths Pi are qnack remedy 1t is such thing
nat sell you fr fwo shillnGs these could supply
" dollar My herbs aud racts all prepared in
laboratory where steam n' d hundred and forty
extensive water IN u,eing these Pills you moth.
ing Tor they have been nsed by millions shond you
feel disposed to take sIy dose viii be able certainly
liz" tr"ugh the op,r iin md may have ihc Laugh
your de when the doctor tells hat he lit your
ncy win that las mt'line 10 the Of Pills
They -" i'll cure without hurting teeth gums and
III improve alih Sold at 9g4 Canal
street andreihs building; and by all respectable dealer
UciirH T. april - dim.
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Eay- We are autho lied to ann.alnce Gen. O.
g. CLAY as candidate the oii
Board Of Public Works may 3d&etofc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

HcI rinV'- Fnirni lh"inp'"n Fire aud IsWr aImr
Proof Safes with HaHs PGat P"vItr P0oC Locks
thai a','ed medals he y ari IL
Is Il, The Worlds ir. New Tmrk,
only American Sales thai Lo.du
Worhis FAN.
the security against Fire ami
Bnrl lars, of of, red - pubiie.
$1,000 REV ARD VII b" paid 10 that show
that a iiERKINGs PATkNT CHAMP. SAFR iacI To
preserve its contents in ace dental fire
The subscribers al manufacture all kinds of Boiler
Ch,td Irun lia.k Chests aud Wants Naul ID and Money
Boxes Chests ohcr Jewellers. and private families
or Plate, llaIuonos, and ther vauablcs.
SlBAS {. lIEGEINti & co,
Pol Droadw Murray Street
tp,o>itc City Hail. New York
AGENTS d W. KNOWLES, Eirhmont. Va; H. T.. LIS
TER. Petersburg Va J. II. Tn,as,N Co, Lyuchbmre,
Va. and RowIASp n BROTHER, Norfolk Va.
teb 29-I.ms.
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- lie ofi i lsr eiiha la lies about their fe,'
to-. and tl,aialent II lie Seath Anerieans.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
G. q . D<::
-aPHih l3TIL 1859.
GEORGE NJ. FUCKER.

LII NtlIBU XII, SINGINIA.
ESpEtTFt LILY calls the attenfio Of tho ladies HIS
II ucrallv Ia his splendid sock of SPRING
SUMNER GOODS, opened in store and tor sale the
able The stock largo well
srrtr comprising the an esirable styles
wei the s'aple styns. racing IL does full
i goods the cheapest the best
hal al a.ring every "ppnrtuny # suiiiug them
scvrs j., Dry Goods .iher mrd,,n or better qualities
Ills we'll ,n.icrslool-' price oav
"n nm tbs, If desired aud in OF special
a',, recr lime lie allowed tut. all cases.
romit aynrn required. selling at cash pr and the
ser, sha profits # which he So Is, will admit permit
;GE ac,'u,.ts 10 stand eyer after they become due.
\" mings at kind whatever, thu, In with
p"r 81 will any gntii of taken back
cLlu.r'. april ~ ATS q. NJ X.
EDts. AVID WOOD withdrawing par
- cht> 4 Mr. tAh lis \ HhIsriA> his w"lLknown
tpAf. ANi VIZ ID GAk! together with all his Drays and
Trans aspect my annou'e to my fr d. and the citizens
l.> n'bur that prepared furnish the best quality
OF coal AND WOOD the shortest notice. and tho
na lie terms lila inR my It on,y
FIR mt toners to send their orders Immediately
thu yard, or It Vim Strohcr Co.'S, receive prom
hope Tie public will extend liberal patron
en- thai .bur part shall he
spared Ia = entire saiisiectt n
TERMS All bills viii he cunsd cred due when the article
d,liYrr 'ri - ilv J iC!r')VBE ADAM.
eSsfSH FLOWER ~EEDs Of every variety
g. iu'' Il and for sale by
my > Its STABT.ER JONES
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The news from Tennessee is cheering. Brown
low says that the Democracy are breaking up rap-
idly and all of their best men are coming over to
our side. lie thus chronicles n special instance:
Publicly and privately, silently and by speeches
honest men are leaving the Democracy and COM
ling over over 10 the glorious Wing organization of
the country. But the o,hcr day Judge Scrugcs cc
Vest Tennessee made telling speech in Jackson.
We know Scrnggs well, and glorious fellow he
IS. lie has been on the Bench of the Circuit
Court for several years past, add has taken no
part in politics. lie said in his speech, that lac
had voted for Buchanan under the belief that he
would carry out his pledges to the country. lie
then Went on Ia review his total violations of all
lpledges-the extravaganza and corruptons of his
administration aud called upon those who acted
with him in putting down the corrupt party that
had organized under him
i The Dem ocracy have IA Z, eat work to perform
and heavy responsibility rests upon their press.
and especially upon their national organ.-tor-
IroH Democrat.
The responsibility Of defending tie wanton ex-
itfavagaAce and infamous corruption and outrage.
ious asurpations Of the present administration is
heavy enoushto crush not ouly the. national or.
gan" but all the rest of the organs Of democracy
lend even the party itself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

= uHDS. Bncon sides, ahsulders 4 aHauss |,
e1NI 5UU Srhoole, secserate w, Ids Fair Hams
aud 100 kegs No Leaf LAID $Oo bhs superior Wits
ky 100 hhs Atpe Brandy 100 hbls Refined Sugar 100
kets Nal. 40 dog Buckets aud Boms 30 tubs extra No
new Goshen Butter; 40 hhls Tru rs pure RIM; 20 bhs
fire. Ale and elders 100 bbls No and kcrel lOo
packages fine French brandy 20 punch mpnrfed Rum
LOO bags Coffee 203 bills Portland Syrup and N No.
lasses; for sale by JONES 4 Co
april - dts. Richmond Va
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huSoELLANEUys

f1soELLAHE0Us
ROYAL HE,A AZ LOTTERY.
ssS oaSss.a "a bs RInbzEs.
Prize Of sIoo 900 s..ri.s. o. saoap
rriae Of s,S 10 pr.s. Of looo
p.ins or i5ooo I4s Prizes 100
ai.st SOD ' .o ss;. I: Co.
" Lover. r.. s %ss' h prompt '''sn''1a ,m.
CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS LEDGER.
n' is;s s s.., sgEsss
IL Auo' be-, n::;msn, NM. sourawoxrH. charming
FIJI n TnI nnTAT ykSsS PAPERS Subject. THE
ERtrr. - ~ D"~"D I'-
. ~ THE COLONY OF NEW PLYMOUTH PAPERS
81 ep' 9mn rhE ROAD TO BOSTON BY descendant
Open ~ 'A' N'sP' "' Iys~nd Ears
e SAKE. ''". ny'oHS
VI. rERiIs or THE WILDERNESS. Bv En..,ox
BtAHtff. - 'o"
VII. FAITH AND WORKS. A poem By ALICE C.Ry
:, * coHGENIALITY. a Sketch by ANNA Con.
wa
y AFAEEwELL. Poem. BY Gro D. PRENTICE
Xl An INcTDEN r OF THE MoH AwK VALLEY Nv
DIR :. COMPTON SMITH ~
XII THE NOBLE FARMER. BY Mrs L. II. sIoouR rY
NIL WITT ANDHUa"K BY GEo. d PRENTICE
XIV THE CIT OF THE PLAIN BY rH,xA. Dun,
Ea@LIsn - Do""
CuBB. Jr. -
XIV. DrrFALo HUNT.
XVII THE RELIEF OF VIENNA
XVIII ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENCE
NIX. EDITORIALS AND ESSAYS
Az &c, &c &c &c, &c. &c., &c. &c. &c
~ NJ BONNER has the leisure Of ,onncn4 that
Ci'A"lES DE-; EMS WIN IL uni conceded To be tba
mos iii.tr auh1r living has ecn V.g write Tale
eNPrs II 'hcc 'ltnnS Il the LED ;R, that he il now
!" w upon 1t. Aiv st,ries have
M rent n--. zen oh a'nr 10y Ai.r
las l. HE hr that it:.n xpres and
A'ey Tor IN Anc iln uerocal by snrh Eur ,pean
author as Mr. DICKENS; aud yet Mr. wouli not have
mafkabe aooa thus 1t only part an parcel OF
! has p 'licy.
Terms of the LEDGER BY mail O. year. two mics A.
a ltircs, koBEkr IuNNER p,hi.har w.
my '"iI-S NJ r. CO. No. a Ann. New York.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


DEltCED RATE, Thin u. \ Mail Steamers, <eEf1s>
IL JAMESTOWN Capt. PAHKIsH and kDA. &S9GtN
AbkE. apt. SkINStn vail passengers to
aud tom Ntrg'ra Mt REDUCED RATS
IN" AMESToWN, Capt. Parsi. leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon ut O'Clock, City Point evening
Nninlk ednesiay IL o'cl ok E,- York.
ri, Gia early day connect with the
lin,s going East aud North.
IN" ROANOKE, Capt Skinner, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afrrn NJ O'clock. City Point morning,
9ack AMI Portsmouth same evening for New York arr.v
its next
RETURNING,
The Jamestown New York. from Pier No - North
River saturday o'clock, for Norfolk
tersbur. IA ing FreiI 1t TO earh place
Thu Ike avcs New York from Pier No b. North Riy-
every WEDNESDAY, aferno"n, at Oclork. Ports
mouth and Misunderstanding Freight each
place, HEDtSED N NEES.
St'crlEr PaSsaE
Pass ge incluied between Richmond Peters
hu L and " w ork..'..
NicerHg' Passage. S
Passigr siatro'm ucindtd. b,twe,n I.ynrhburg aud
Passtg to aud from Nlrio,k by t" River beats
MEALS. FIFTY CENTS. EXTRA.
The new and elegant ste YORKTOWN " III SION b.
put upon the line at the above, 4
WAckiy lin-
For tickets apply to LEE, ROCKE co. Agents
aprii3ld Main Street, Lynchburg. Va
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td.ty BAKERS rKEniuN BITftRs-- 70 Mr. r. Bakrr--Drt
sir: III Justice IL Noni sci. ami no be iary
Afflicted the
quantities your rrcnnin iIiit,rs never used thu.
until recently hat ",te having afflicted with
N"ns election and dss'ered sun,l The past
twelve years, as.I every 10
{" heath She under ihc ui
"h., physicians. Ice had
several cericat the r,marNHis male Your
trrs persuaded my "ic I" She did u
affection and dao''e stomach c, but her
hra til Is than /
h'" ana shall always
urt'tIsin yourssh the eneht
wl5o similail, afflicted. luui .hcd -,rNai.t
Ii, hnond, June ~, IrJI. THOMAS ". MONTAGUE.
BAkEks PNtMiu Vi BirIEFS -1irhmond sept IL. is.e Il
is with willing pleasure hiatt al my Testimony The
al BAkERs fNkNiuA BIfriRs IA making perm,
esab>hc; Of ID, tIrpsa, hi. have
ed much tr the last twelve Also using
with after s"l,r.ng
hiiiauou dtsritrtd stomach. As caint.
tie use OF thrm was couNnr ot lUir ,be
confidently recumnlvhd them ativtei. j. ADAMS
Fer sale by 1.-The Druggists ia lynelburs AID 10y
pru.ipa Drnggias IN ie vy vhu.rd. aud els,
Virginia also Mtsss tlss. Stt CO, a.iln.tun ~.
ID, G. f. II stabiei Co ltsi,nore. Md ID Il. Miicr,
ngion KY; AMI BorHes \ Park \.
Orders filled D., addressing L BAKER. Proprietor,
Tits kiehnlDnd Va
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fNtO THOsE IN WANTOFA lsAWDENER.-
The subscriber offers his xcIis Of Ly hel,
burg tn lay on GARDENS PLANT AND ARRANGE
FLOWERS and all matters pertaining the arts If Garden
ins and Iorul lie viii warrant satisfaction
dir JAMES tEIMAN. Civ tIn'e.
GyGHOOs. For IOUNSs 1. "a ID Es.-Ms~. -. a.
- MANSON has opened School for young ladies, In the
b Hiding belonging To Mr.. Lynch the Of West
7 h streets In the city Of ..ynchburs may 3dlw.
ENCLECTlC MAGAZINE fer MAY, received ~
II april aadtG H. c. VIC TORS
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duty owe to snNrig humanity thai shuuI give relation
81 Tia" great benz Il have de- we'd Perry d.,
VS. Pain Killer Last summer had tho . l.
MI human probah lily should have pes.
i1rnrc myself hind Providence a provided help
killer whilst Ing the N NV husband A gen.
teman passenger had with h i,, he recommended
IN The highest terms itmply t cholera thought
MI" q" It at the TIME bnt the .am" nri attacked ty
~" I,"'ern IN Tue ,"h rer r'" rarion' remedrs
Violent cramps aud my discharges began 10 the
character as did those Of my dear c previous their
Va" rAlN KILLER My hush md obtsacd bottle
To- PASSENGER Hnl administered to me ls" Experienced
ain 81 immediately cessation Of pau The rcJeat,
I'd ~ intervals {" fifteen minutes tnr or i've times and he
my dc the Pain ller nnly qrci that had no, have
,sNr he live" q" my dear children since that time have
nset tn" Pain Killer In aniy extensively. and the
sAhA sS Ss' ;l 'G 81, LOUIS "''
Sold by JOHN H. SEAY Lynchbarg. april lG-aw
Prof. Wool, the renowned di-covcrcr of the
Invaluable bar Restorative, still continues labor
halt t" the afflicted lS medicines universally acmirel
los the American to be sup all others
iag tie HAIR, the head Of The d, gruw forth with
TAGS =" youth There can be- no Doubt, # we place credit in
the h"umersble testimonial, which he Professor HI, in his
iea world 1t sores, permanently. g"y hair its original
coo' and makes it bclntiul Ky whsh
brtn desiia L. in al of the wur,d IL Frequently
happens tina, old men marry hsuiI aud ausbe young H.
handsome good are voung ge en,n and by what rro.
e,s, it has never zen determined nnl lately, WHEN
sal j,srnaL
HuHl by all good Druggists april lG.nw.
DIR. Bnum huek in his frav, IL the cape OF
Good Hope say found very f,Isenty the Iutch
i."ts The ba'N c"y, Igrs Peisra, hch l"y
keep hung up t3 thong around tie tie bottle to
their hamnIcAs. lniced is be their
protection agau the throat and lung disorders which
qni lent then tho, ,h speaking
lac ariicai genius Of the Aican people, that they
houG ish the staple. eve the My This pee
pie huy 10 use Asking it they use he manufacturers
ib the, :old me that letter pnrgane ali around them
than an! IL dy could prepare apri ldim.
sANroRps LlyE.I>viGORATeR,
COMPOSED EN- llREIY FROM GUMS,
PCKlFlES TIL. BLOOD
A SPRING MEDICINE.
a FAMILY MEDICINE.
a G,iID MEDICINE.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CCNES NiUK HEABAtIit..
ttKES EfiiIpUS ATTACKS.
tCNES Cos ~ ENESS.
CURES BOW Ell COMPLAINT.
ttRl.A CHROME DIARitlitEA.
tthkS >UMME., COMPLAINT.
CURES tHOLlC.
ttttES FLATULENCY.
adv ertsemtnt i'll another eouuin.
march jd2rn.
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H0iI0Way's PilIs are tho most cbimv rrny-
od tor deeply seated snd long anding disease.
'>a"i IN blo,s disorders anl all COMPLAINTS ai.irg
tt'as'd hve tie action o these afvrious Pill as
We" speedy sod at the prunfart M Maid n l. M.
Ne" York and by all Druggists, at 2 3d. and 81 per
atr d. Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

HoliOwRy's Ointment Und pills. w itbaut
these the mother ct uli short the
Ply sican of The nineteenth the
r,n,cdy disorders, tl ether
sold al the manuiaeiuty, NJ" 90 MAIDEN Lane, NrV
l"h. dby all Druggists al 2c ot and III per pot
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CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS LEDGE

~, y now and interesting Tale. entitled THE QUEE,
,Loi Or Ihs PROPHET ~ PAt.MrhA A Story u A nci
Days BY srLvASUs CoBRs. IT, - "As'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

LATER FROM EURO re ARRIVAL OF THE i,GrwFN
NV YoRA Nav Is. The steamer B,cmrn
from Southampton. Eng aud. On the 10th uIt, has
arrived
On The 18Th, cxp.a nat ons We're made Of the
Ministerial pelicy viii re ference t" foreign rat-
ters The Times cong 'atriates the countr.. that IL
full and frank rxp sitio has been made Of Eug-
lands. relations to the c. influential powers all pay
ties agreeing as to the G, eat features # the qnes
ton Ii also has n teleg am from Trieste stating
that tie Austrian gnyernL lent has hired six steam
crS from the Austrian Lilo, 'd's
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Tho markets were genera llv unchanged,
Cotton sales of two day. 1900 bale., closing
duh with declining tende. 10Y. Bread',uhs arr
steady Provisions steady. t'ons,ls closed at ga
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-27

Die SiF.iert unb MitaIteetr sen alsn unb js'
Der @cmpaanif. In oisifr Brigade. rpsreeR f6
prrfammsIn an ibrsn rsfpsftpsa 6aupt Quartz
rem, am N Ontas Ten 6tm Stunt, ua&ams,
fiji ben Gnp,prd
Gine Qerfon fir Brigade sGeneral, uno
Sine perion fur 8rieabesSnipeftor
fdr bic 2ts Brigade, Oct 7tsn DipiiIsn, .. d..
81 erwGbrn.
lie Gcmpasnisn rsIde Sas srIie Gabalris
Battalion bilpen, psrosn jur ndmIidbsn 3ttt. eins
geriCn iit RaiUr fir bsfaslss Battalion sr'
pdbien.
6Icidfalts :-3ur namfid,en 5cit
ictlsn ale Comm bOuirts' 'Sffsisrs, fiir zine tsbs
Scmpasns erpdbIt wrrpen.
Die Gap,tlne pper Gcmmdntirente Sfiijisr.
Don elmer tepsn Gumpa9nie. lclsn Die Aufi6i
iber bic beilate g4Itlen tabsu uno fpusn ole
9shiIfsn 2 cerr msbr Mttslsetr anlfttlsn, rrr
rrIhsn ein jsrsr ssihwcrsn Crer afiirmro mstprr
iea, ehs pie WabIsn esSifnst wsrorn. rde Es BIZ
0atsn auf cine rsdtmGbiss unp unpartteiinI
Ustls taIten rctIen.
Die Rsturns ppn ben Ba6fsn md en- inner.
talb 5assn, no& teiustsr 8abl. In bic 8risa,
Cs Snlpcftors amtsiiute, Der bsIa9tsn Brigade
ruSsrsl6t rrstben.
81. Gttinser, Brig. Snfpeftcr,
Der 2tsn Brigade 7tsn Dipiiirn, .. N.
4priI 27. rabgI