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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE Is 1860.
N EDICINEs. &C
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease corruption of the blood
by which this fluid becomes yitatcd, weak and
poor. Being in the circulation, il peryudes the
whole body, and may burst out in disease on any
part Of it. No organ is free from its attacks nor
is there which it may not destroy. The serof,l-
lous faint is variously caused by mcrcura disease,
low living, disordercd or unhealthy food, impure
air, filth and filthy habits, the depressing Vices
and, above ALL by the vcnercal infection. What
be its origin, it is hereditary tho conetitu-
tlon, descending from parents to children unto tho
third and fourth generation !; indeed, il seems to
be the rod of Him who says. - will visit the
iniq,ltirs of the fathers upon their childrcn."
Its ELECTS commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulccrous matter, Which, in the
lungs, liver and internal organs. is termed tuber-
cles in the glands swcllings; and on the surface
gendcs in the blood, dcprcsses the energies of fc
SO that scrotuous constitutions not only suffer tlom
serohous complaints. but they have far less power
TO withstand the attacks of other diseases
sequently, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although rot scrouous i'll their nature still
dered fatal by this taint in the system. Most of
the consumption which ,ecimates the human family
has its origin directly in this scrotuous contanuna-
tion; und many destructive diseases Of the llycr
kidneys. BRAN, and indeed. of all the organs,
from or arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people scrolulous
tlcir persons are invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is undermined by it. 10 cleanse
i. from tho system We must rcnovntc the blood
by an Alternative medicine unl mvisnrate it by
healthy tod and exercise. Such medicine we
supply III
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and was in the end compelled to kill them to pro-
vent sacrificing the lives Of his men. They killed
Williams aud Jnckmnn few weeks ago. On the
10Th. part of the command, and the Major him
rolt made q reconnaissance on Salt Lake road TO
Kingston Springs, without any results, and return
ed to their camp on tho Mohave ON tho Goth 1t.
Carr. in the meantime. having thrown up circular
earIhcn redoubts, with covered way To the wa.
ter ut Bitter Springs. for any small purity Of emf
grants who might happen to be attacked at that
point 3uso for their protection,
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Notice.

4 MOTHER supply of GAS FIXTURES arrived, consisting
N in part Brackets, Pendants, Pendant B"des. swing
Joints &C. both Gilt and Olinc making full assortment
of Fixtures necessary for completing work thai may be
wanted. All persons in want Of Chandeliers Lamp &c. can
illustrated catalogue kept for
the purpose containing variety OF patterns, giving
Them much better opportunity of being suited than can lie
done in any other way.
s- All work done promptly at the lowest rates and war
rantcJ 10 give satisfaction, al III Main Street.
may 10 g. HIISS.
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"A x z RS
Ague Cure,

SPEEDY CURE OF
Intsrm.t,snt n., Fsvsr, , or Tsvtr n, and HHs"r,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headn. he,
and nilious Fever., indeed for the whole
class OF diseases originating in hillary de-
ranyememt, caused by the Malaria of Mias-
matte Countries.
We are enabled here TO offer the community rem
cdy which, while il the above complaints with
certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This CURE" eNp'- tie
miasmatc poison Of FEyER AND AGUE from the sys-
ten, and prevents the development of the disease il
taken the first approach of its prcinontorv s,inp
toms. 1t is not ONLY the best remedy yet dscov-
cred for this class Of complaints, but also Tie cheap
est. The large quantity supply for a dollar lnn4,s
it within the reach of every body; and i'll billions dis
trcts where FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every lody
should have it and use IL freely both for cure and pro-
lection. great superiority of this remedy any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
OF 1nteuutents is that it contains Qunihc iuu
cra consequently it produces no qnnisin of e'Aer
injurious Fl. cts whatever upon the constitution. 1fosn
cured bv it left healthy they had had
the disease.
lo,er and Aeue is not alone the consequence Of the
mi t,,na,;c poison. great variety Of di,o,dofs a>e
hom Is itrilatlun among winch Aoridl9'1, hbra-
mGt'07, Go2f, Uerdd'he, HAn6DtSs, 1op01.hr, Lar
ache, fata,1h, d~hma, Idip,tatoa Paai1 .lf,RIon
OF ne >phea, mysteries, Pam up-the bowrh, Cobc,
Paralysis and De,un9,n,eat Of the $tohrach. al of
which. when originating in this cause. Unt on the
iW3mH'tmtYpe, or become periodical. This "trnL"
evpciS the poison from the blood and consequently
th'n all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling tenporarl,
siding in the maarious districts. II taken occasionally
daily while exposed TO the infection, that will he
eEcrteI from the s. ystein and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity TO rpcn into disease 1ftuC" il is
even nire valuable for protection than and few
will cyr .i'er from Intermttents if the, anal them
selves Of 'hc protection this remedy affords.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mass.
j, II. sEAY, Lynchbnrg; PURCELL, LADD6 co, Rich
monl; y + GlvEs, Petersburg; +, a SANTOS, h"r-
folk and ALI Druggists. [apr 20, 'Gn-daCly
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'Shakspeare In his study
An
MILTON IN HIS STUDY"

JAMES s. EARLE &;. SON.
Si6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
HAVE Just issued thu two nhove ENGRAvISGs. Ttsy
l. from the Original Paintings by Jsas fALp, h 4. A.
engraved In the HIGHEST STYLE, BY JAnEs FALp They
for framing about 2oazs inces aud the sle
giant Engraving Of the day
Their sac In England has been vy great and to use the
words of the publisher there They popular
works have sned for ycar and have proved
lu beyond my most sangunc expecial,onsv = -
Price ...... t5 90 each
Aoh'ro'i ~ %
few Artists Proofs h h............,..........2 20 %
Autograph Prooia. t........... IS 90
Proof. 10 %
Very neat Frnmes nom ..............f2 90 to 90
eH 4 Descriptive pnnphet application. s. -
EARIE's GALLERIES Ash
- T5It LOOkINti. GLASS WARE ROOMS f#z
Rpats t.. 49,. , B. Pbiadclphia, In.
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Cash for Wheat.


I WISH 10 purchase considerable quanii, of the NEW
CROP WHEAT delivered in l.nclibnrg and Mt the staple
Mills, for which lhe highest market prices will be paid
Having erected PLASTER MILL am prepared, nj all lmes
furnish FRESU GROES plastic a LynchDurg prizes,
either bags barrels may suit buyers. viii also
furnish No ii timely notice bc given ne 81 can order H.
delivered either Lknchhurg a hc Mi for Nich Will
only Il commission, uness has To he stored.
will good barrel timber. both seasoned and green.
wen Hoop Poles delivered ut the Mil Tor which utl rates
will he allowed.
ss=. THE STORE HOUSE and BLACKSMITH SHOP, Mt the
E Mill for RENT consider hrst rate stand ior bot
the Store House will soon be thoroughly repaired
jc 4 .i6m-Rep copy. JAS. T.. li0RNEE.
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lust RECEIVED
- "ECLECTIC' FOR JUNE.
ALL THE YEAR RouNDr FOR JUNE,
"FRANK LESLlE'S" FOR JLSI,
"kNICk ERBOCKtR" For JVNE,
"MERRY'S MUSEUM" FOR JUNE,
"BLACkWOOD' FOR MAY.
"LONDON QUARTERLY FOR AFElL,
"MoNTHLY NOVELETTE," JUNE.
Bots ii. {. NltIOR l'3 Main
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"InS "HAp|n EpwARp rARkNAs
CHARLES BRADLEY a. co.
Manufacturer Depot for the sale or
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO
80 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADFANtES MADE ONLY Oy G0ODS ~ >3Dpe
EEFEEENCEs
lion. ls,aS g. HARRIS, GOV. Tennessee, Menphis.
Messrs. I. 5. 4 :. ". AyRHs,
SAMUEL TATE Esq, Prcst NJ. sc G. H.
officEks HANoso SAVINGS lSsTtTr mos,
~ L. LAWRENCE, Cashier state Bank
GATES X PARKER ,J,ctsou Tom
MooRE N HOLLAND,
j. A. TALIAFERRo, Cash'r State Bank. Trenton 7,un
Hon. 4. NJ. EriERipGE, U,alIg 20
Ifssk I1ss Hare \ Co. Aynchb@g ia.
JGuS OYIRR,
J. :. cLAToR h Co,
BRAGG Il ID AotIN, JR., Ne;c Orleans
mp l3dGm
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SA nAn LBS. COTTON YARN, Of prime quaiity, on
CV,OCO consignment, for sale 6hsdp, by ''7s
RBY + SAUNDERS.
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.

IT Is CoMPOI' NDED ENTIRELY FROM CT Ms aud has
i become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have used il, and is
sorted viii confidence in n the diseases for which II
is rccuinm, ndt. =
1t has cirti thousands =, within the last
who had up all hopes of relief the numerous
unsolicited ftlicates In II, possession show.
The dose must be adapted 10 the temperament Of tho
indip lual taking and cd in such quantities
II gently on the bowels -
Let dictates nf - Judgment guide in the
al the LIVER IHIE - GORI TOR, and it VIII cure
Ljrer fonP0iits, Billions - Atdcks, DynyeIsid, Ghro-
mic Diarrh00, Summer - conn H. DysenfsrV
Dr0ySy SHr toHdch, Ia tbtHdR IostireHes fh0',c,
Ch0efu Chel+,a MorJus, = Choie,a H,fnntuHt, Fi1ta-
ience Lfnadice, Ftn,diel Weoknesses. and may be
used successfully ap Or dinary FamHy Nodiejhe.
ii will cure sIth KEAD- - 1CHE, (as thousands
tcsf, tceHfn minutes, " t,ro three 1edSP0Da
(uIs are tGIkea at commence - ment of attack.
cho Rirnp their testimony In its favor.
NIT IA rER IN 7HE, -rNOUTH WJTH TUE
~ EVIGORA TOR, AND 81 SWALLOW BO1U TO-
GETHER.
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Mississippi Land for Sale.

e1rs SITUATED sixteen miles South West Of the City
wy Holly springs and hve mites west Of the Misslsspn
4-Ccnlra Railroad, In Marshall county, Miss containing
5000 Acres 100 between 180 and $40 OF whh 10 supe
valley which produced Bale Of Cotton per the
past Said plantation ssusccpiba OF sbdivson into
several tracts abundan supplied with purc rceaions
ter and s as healthy ns the mountains of Virginia.
Fer further lariculars the premises, address,
ID. ID. .SANDEIsSON, 90,
NH f9-d8m Wyatt r. o., Mss
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COMPOUNDED FKOM


Pure Vegetable Erfydcts and put up IN GLASS CASES air
itaht and WiH Keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is gentle but aciiNc
Caaric which the proprie has used in his practice
for than twenty years. ~
The instantly increasing - demand from those who
used the PILLS - and the satisfaction which
al express in regard to their - has induced me To
place them within the reach q OF all.
The Profession well know that different Caihartcs act
different portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY GATiAR- = =, TIC PILL has, with due
this well estab - lished fact been compound
cd from a variety of the pu- - Vegetable Extracts
which act alike every part Of the alimentay canal
good and safe In all q where tatharilc is
needed such Defdnge- Hehts Of the Sto0dch. Size
piRess, Pains In The Back L0ins, Cosftrcness,
Pain and Soreness the uh0e Body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, Ii - neglected, end IN long
Fever. Loss Of 4I- - petite Creeping Sensd
tion NJ Coid the body Resessness, N6ddache, or
ueght in tie head, and In - Lfdmndfory DiSedSes,
Worms in Chften Adufs, RheH1dsn, great Fargftf
BOod and many diseases which flesh heir, too nu
merous mention in this advertisement. Dose TO
PRICE THREE UIMES.
The Lirer Ia eigordtor and Family Cdthdrfc rms are
reae by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
In all The large towns.
s. T. ". SANFORD. NJ D.,
Manufacture and Proprietor,
aprl TO- 30 dac1y 2OS Brpa,w ny, New York.
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Pure Coal Oil
100 GALLONS pure Canncl Coal OH. Warranted Ia be-
-fOO pure and of best quality For sale by
JOHN Ii. sEAl, Druggist,
10 Lyucl ,.tr, Va
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1 l.. Il NJ =

/ l.. IL M -
The NIRGINIANi Is pulatlel daily al ~ and TrWeeky at
81 ecr annun advance, and Weekly al 81 ar'ab ad
vance otherwise % will he charged In a n"
will discontinued except the option of ihr Proprietor un-
L / ali arrearages shall have bceu paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS ART inserted for 10 cents per square Of
10 lines for the first inon uia 3$ cents Tor each
continuance unless ordered nneron weekly aud then %
cents Der square will he charged for each Insertion 1.-THE NUM-
her of be not marked The MsSh will be published
i'll ordered out ana charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square daily S5o
For Two squares, uhl ~
For trwtrky ~
roy Advertisements intended or both papers subject I" sre-
cal contract ..
ny advertisers will be limited 10 their immediate bu-
meas charged Tor transient rates
e All adv, risenenls appear the daily and lrweek.
ypaWr. ..4,.t.,, ~ 49, .,...,
atcaDly for the excess.
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Thorley's Food for Cattle.

1OSSEsSlNG the bitter and medical properties contained i
Il spring grass essential I'd herbiverous animals ope
stimulating hc stomach and digestive organs heahy
action This compound condmen for feeding cattle
coming their food composed purely of vegetable masr end
for Keeping horses in good condition J. unsq.aed Pigs
favour and value Cowkeepers vii, nnd srea Advantage ie
quantity and improved quality Of the milk during
LIS use. Al animals benefited byit 81 - n
Fourteen leeds OF THORLEi .S fD0D FOR CATTLE ia
saving sboc per week. In keerng horse with better
health aud more work. .i,... Ia. ! .-....a, at
Two Reeds will give increase Of six quarts Of rich milk i
ly Ier cav, =. d. s5,, H05t. 20 fs.{ =. III
IN feeding Sheep, Pigs and STOCK generally corresponding
profit is obained. aff4 f1ltz Its Htif -
Barrels contain rs Feeds with measure, as %
u
L. NJ. FESSER Sole Ag'tfor U. g..
u Broadway, N. York.
For sale by .t.. +. Il STABl.kR d JONEs, 80
may 30-1md Iynchburg, Va
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JAMES WILIIAMSO\

JAM ELS WILL i n M son
No. 81 MAIN ST, LYNCllBU RG, VA.
~ WISHES To inform his friends hat he h:s received
NJ lsplendd assortment of BDnne Flats, Infants Fancy
~ Hats aud Caps, Ladies' Dress Caps Bonnet Enuccs,
Flowers Ribbons Shakers Hoop skirts, Farasls, imb
rela Fans, Embroierice Hosiery Kid silk and Lle Thread
Gloves for ladies and gentemen Lace Mits, aud
other articles.
Bonne Flats and Hats beachci and pressed in the best
manner and latest style.
s Orders promptly attended TO. Please give call,
We viii sell yer, cheap No 81 MAIN lEEET,
may - Iy nclihurg Va.
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Notice 'tsf's''a
Ii goods intended for tho Fogh Traih be delivered
N Mt The Tynchbug Depot the evening before by hapest
three O'Clock The departure VI the mali AA reuess thia
Indispensable TO .e loading the goods In time for
the neat freight train T. d. JELLIS,
2-ts &. +. Z General Freight Agent.
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SHOES. nATs, TRUNKS. &C., &C.

Prices All RightIil
Ito MY bpring suppl, INV S.sl'He, and very fail.4
Long experience enables u present desirable
assortment nf Roots, shoe rrunks, Carpvt Bags Has
.Caps, and other articles In my line my house
1ynehmre can do AMI very thankful To eusohcrs, from
country apd city. for very liberal pairoaaxe aud now
tanl holse and desirable goos and dis
p,siinn invite continued patronage. s ~ 9
hpi u. SEABURY..
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

~ARAs WORK BOXES. MONEY BAGS, FRENCH MO
Rocco Travelling Bags, Portmones Carpet Bags forto-
os Writing Desks &c &c selling very cheap Al 35 Main st.
apil Il ~ " - '>'''i-i.
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Farmers Il Merchants Savings Institution.
+ O l. \ DED 1919.

Farmers 4 Merchants Savings Institution.
+ o L \ DED lS33.
Office No. IA Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER TIE MERCHANTS BANk
FBNl1iS old and welknown institution III money nn
deposit in sums o five dollars upw ards Mira
returned when called for, with interest per
mum ur time tlrca
mum for any time under three months
JAMES L. tLANroE, Frt,isithk
MARTIN W. DANESrugT. Treasurer.
DiHEf TORS.
JAMES !. CLAyToE. Tobarconist
Il. u. ii. kEAS, Atarnr, at Law.
JAMES W. BuIcu, firm of NJ. IIollns 4 Co,
Benz H. NowLiS hrn OF Nowlin " Murrcll
JoHN r. sLArGnrag, hrm uf ,,nranl. slaughter n Co.
IuIN ID. Hour. trm of clark N lloi.
JonS r. k>Ismr, Tobaccpnist.
,nAs j. JoSIs, hrm oi Mctnrkie & Co.
Gko. ". Rookk hrm Of Lee, Rockc " Taylor.
may l.dts
To Builders and Painters.
HAN j. now ia STORE large stock White ltud White
Zinc, Lnsted Oil arnishes, usls, Splrit- .rtt nnc,
Putty, and coors Of all kinds These want invited 10
give me cali For sale by
may ~ Lynchbnrg, Va
Concentrated Lye.
FRESH suppl. "t Con, entraicd Ie, Ior making sonp
IN Pui up In Iron tans. with iu directions for ENcy
tamil, should have this nri ia bah en,rnt and
economical. For sale hy JOHN II. ~kAS, Druggist,
may Is Lyhrh'ufg, Va
Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW gt"ec scmplcs lninihblt Rnkihg Pow store
"A and for sale by JOHN ii. SEAI, hra4sis,,
may ~ L,nci,Jt,rE w.
Pure Coal Oil.
4 nA GALLONS pure Canned Coal OH. Warranted Ia be-
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V0L.8---N0 272.
MIsCELLANtoUs.
A @ A r d

81 ~ Il ~ - "a
CMARLES J.. RAKNE
WouLD respectfully announce iohis friends and ~ csn-
w mun'iy Al large. hsf on Tho "a
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1850.
He viii conHns hlmseiftoa
T r TLY CASH, TRAnEf
Fully bcle'as, som ps.t experience, .ha. ns
z, The Only True System az
To render =
Justice 70 both buyer and Seller
He will thefeoEe be able 10 eaex hia Il-A
SUPERIOR CLOTHINGls
REDUCED PRICES
No that buyers will ind tho benefits obs realised In
Buying from a Cash House.
CHARLES J. RAIND,
ma, may yes,...-.---1aDM es,.. 80 MAlN;sr, ANA, II YsoIgURa.
BURROUGHS, SELAFER a CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND CLOTHERH,
INVITE the attention of their old customers and friends
i their stock Of "a II - :. = -
Clothing 4 Gentlemen's Furnishing Gools,
Tor tho SPRING TRApE Particular atantiou k Invited -
our dttartIncntof tt'
FINE DRESS CLOTHING,
comprising all grades Of CLOTH COATS supeshne Cas-.
sinere and oeshm ranialoon Rdh rendadne Matalasse
sas and other black and Fancy ss:s gAsslMERE
Marsetee Linen, aud other hummer su Duaiers, Ac.;
FRENCH okEsMlRTs the bcs pattern cxans silk oauze
and Merino UNDER SHIRTS Ijrawerp, Collars dr1Taas,
Packet ilandkerohie Gloves, Drcssng towns Do, 1&
tec. DljRlhlUaHR, aIiA FEh b co.
hp l0f Main Street LyacAbsr0, %.
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= HoGsHEADs N. Orleans and 7. Rico suo AIRS, rang
i - ing from good 10 prime. eu.'s1SH H s5la s"' h'B
10 and Tierces r. Rico and Mpscoyado Molasses, l'
10 Barrels N Orleans Molasses, @
10 choice n York Extra Syrup uissi agajasaaa
30 Cases Ciarct Wine, some revy Nae
bl sides Prime Sole Leather, naa sEa45 1Aal Jfiha
80 Barrels New No. Herring, 49, ..., a.
u, Hydraulic Cement al or which We wnH IN i6S
LEE, ROCKk d TAYLOR. ~
Jel Nd f05 Main 6txeee
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Grand Exhibition of the New
glSPRING STYLE PREMIUM HATS, NJ

n EFCUFs, LFFCUES THE subscribers have Just re-
c,,ed lot of Swedish Leeches and VIII in fu
lure be prepared 10 furnish them fresh and healthy 80
may * W. A. STHOTIIEE II co.
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S A Ford
FAMILY CATElARTlC PILLS,

JE IHEh
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Semples Baking Powders.
4 FEN gtncc scmpcs lHahbe baking PowI,rs. store
"A aud for sale by JOHN ii. SEAI, ira,giN,
may ~ L,nciAtuE, W.
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Spring Noveltiea for /,

SPALDING's LIQUID GLUE, AND EDEs, CEMENT, for
- mendng Furniture, Gass and Earsenwafe Fer sale by
may 80-ts ,STABLkR 61ONES.s'
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rthcpII'
Is ~
'Nca''
|rinr.t'fa.
and h4'1
W. v "
hike r.
|a,iinslre.'
,,-pE<
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-16
About Juarez and Others.

New ORLEANS, March 15.-Acapulco dates
of the 9th are received. Alvarez had ordered
Gen. Wheat to Vera Cruz, to command the
foreign forces there. Miramon was not expect.
ed to attack Vera Cruz. Caravajal, with 1000
men, had cut off 1000 OF Miramon's troops,
and the communication of the latter with the
capitol was entirely cut of.
Miramon was short of provisions, and de-
pending on the Havana expedition for sup
plies. Alvarado was blocked by the liberals
Since Mr.. McLane left, the British, Spanish,
and French ministers have been endeavoring
to effect compromise between Juarez and
Miramon. An armistice of six months was
proposed American influence was declining
in Mexico. Commander Jarves had command
ed Miramon not to interfere with Americans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-16

MALLoY's STATION, March 15.-The over.
land mail coach, with San Francisco dates to
Feb. 24th, arrived this evening
SAN FRANcIsCo, Feb. 24-l2M.-Over 5000
were donated to the Washington Monument
fund in San Francisco on the 3D. principally
in small sums dropped in box placed for that
purpose at the post office.
AT the democratic primary election in San
Francisco, q Latham, Gwin. and l Weller
delegates were elected to the state convention.
The republican state convention met at Sac
ramento on the 22d of February, 230 delegates
being present. Leland Sanford, f. P. Tracy,
G, w. Cheesman, and A. A. Sargent, were
chosen delegates at large to the Chicago Con-
vention. No resolutions were passed, but a
majority of the delegates are understood to be
for Seward.
Toulumne and Shasta counties, during the
present. week, have elected anti-Gwin dele
gates to the democratic state convention. In
dications grow stronger, that the delegates to
the Charleston convention will all be friends
of Senator Latham.
The agricultural districts say the wheat
planting, for the present, is under such favor.
able circumstances, that there has seldom
been, at this season, a better prospect for the
crop. The rains have been abundant, gentle
and warm.
Glowing accounts continue from the new
quicksilver mines of Sonora and Napha coun-
ties. The people are very much excited in
these counties, and all mountains, hills, and
gulches are being thoroughly searched.
The legislative committee on mines and
mining interests have reported a bill to tax for
eign miners twenty dollars per month, to ex-
clude the Chinese
A bill has been introduced to build state
capital at Sacramento, to cost 100000.
Gov. Downie has presented to the legislature
a petition signed by several thousand citizens
of the interior, praying that the crime of high
way robbery may hereafter be punished with
death.