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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

HOOK AND L.ppssf cpFAxx,-7This new IRE
s s.sapsa., ssssisf ~ - sss.F lssains
Out sssu hsing sktbSs k4t&RaRsa:lgHY's
ss,sss a:. D;2 ss.. !. s.s TIE as ss.
81 ,;oe :, of Connaaaer II. G. Latksa, asd. together
x;h deisshmssf Of ths Hose conpa.y. march,
a 70 The Islaid. where they "hitched 6u'. % the
4,srsheen. ard died bsck thfoukh the, principal
..-sss. "a DE RS rsoif. fhstp th~sppArstss was
denoe;ssd Sspshs p-s-sat. il eonsisss .sf q. can
risse, ladders hooks. axes. picks, ropes 6s--- all
the Implements neees-ary ior t'e ,horoath ean'P-
nm. d ssush csaspaay.i The blsod-rsd ssisorm
nre .en,s quite dashiug sipearance. and the
,,,mpony 10 Ans looking one.
Laevs Band oAieisted On she Uscasion, and lent
,te fnsnffatisfS VI uuslc 70 the SCENE We are
clad that this new Gro Cumpany has been organ
rcd AMI wish II ssi saoses-. y aas#., = =
The. members will see hy q notice In asother Oh
lumn. that meetingof the Company Will be held
topieht, - 8 = = = = = .
''t"s .----------------. - - = i4s
.rus SusrtpaAsgAx wosps IS or ruxwrs ALLs-
.nAsY SLops.-The Kanawha Republican, thus dis-
courses on this thence
A,,sahanian slope cpntnns, from fine TO fine, to De
dayeiovcd 10 the astonisbmeut OF the Intelligent
jewellers ueoa the surface. There can Dc no DOUBT
that Nature has had for centuries ana SIN has, her
wsskshups great labraiories here ana .here, un-
embracing a large part OF Western Pennsylvania,
Tsans-Allssbsaisn Virginia, and par.s OF Ohio and
Kentucky IN which she enspsoys All her most potent
chemical agencies and afinitss. The extent Of her
MAMMA s.ory o. gss down In the lower regions
Maiden, On the Mana Ina river, may be estimated by
Tie fact that when, In the spriug Of ls4f In boring
salt WELL At the depth of 900 feet the anger struck
The reservoir of gas, the stream OF gas that
the upper surface was 30 powerful as to shoot the
whole boring apparatus. consisting of one thousand
feet of poles and a siuker weighing fso hundred
hounds info the air, like an arrow. The stream OF
vas is three inches Ia diameter aud has been blowing
up with undated force day and night, for sixteen
ycars When railroad is completed this gas may
lie turned to some account. Pipes may be laid along
the road go asto light up by night the whole road
East to Richmondand West to Ciucinnat and then
ough 10 spare TO light up three cities.
That N the sa,ps region there IL extensive sub
,crraneau masufactory Of oil admits Of
doubt The oil makes its appearance the wafer Of
our river and places come 10 tho surface OF the
earth Barrels Of il have been gathered Thus nature
invites the search for the great reservoir chat is doubt
less way down below.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

The Glory Of the Age.
TuST eceeivsda g lel 81 lle most elegant WHEELER
wLsoN sEW!Na M ~ ~, VA has ever Issn
article No sse = you % not learn Y ssw wA1shed fos
| "fi'T-FN III i ~. . AS. ENCI:rp0yh 4
NH "a 49, - u Main Street., Iyichbprg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09
McKINNEY7 g. GO,
HwmoLEsALH KETAfk
GrOcerS and GcnY COmmfsGIon Merchants

Bank Square, Main Street, Efarhburg, Va
M IN receipt OF spring dock VI Groceries,
w ITsn Stood staple Dry Goods, be. consisting Ut
tuba 0racans and coffee sugars, various grades
i.oaf Crushet, Granulated md Powdered sugaE
iaguira, Rio, Jaws, Mocha and Sanios CoGcs %
sperm, Wax,sAdamantne and Tallow Candies;
Brown and Fancy SoaiA various brands;
rcas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Oolong &c
Spices Of every Mind Sole Leather sosa aud damaged
nil Nos Virginia aud Western curcd Bacoa No Halifax
lIerrls, In whole and half barrels No. and Mackcrc In
Kits No Peruvian Guano Old Dominion Nails English
M from Band Hosp and sheet Iron; Norway Nail Rods &c
CAST Shear and Bist.rcd steel Wagon Boxes all szcsto-
teer with general staple Dry Goas such
No. and Oznabarg Blearhe end Brown shirtings and
Shcetings BuTlaps Pantanat0n Linen Coonadcs Striped
zuab,rg Prints Ginghnms ac &C.. To Which they respect
n ask examinations from their fiepds and the public gen.
..raly
Particular attention paid " eonsgnmcns OF all kinds Of
country Produce. april 20dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

Mr.. Alfred .MoHs. reconuy elected delegate to
Charleston by the Warrcirtcn Convention. died ut
Fairfax Court House ON the Friday following.
Mr. John Seddoa is therefore, delegate to Charles
ton in his place. ....-.-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09
New bnring Stock, for 1850, a
ST1Gln.ii. PETERS s. CO.,
No. 100 Main Streot, LYnchburg, Va

New bpring Stock, for 1850, at
ST1GlH4ii. PETERS 81 CO.,
No 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
FlE lseribers ~ receipt Of .helr s large shock
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACrORE 70 which
they solicit the attention VI their old customers and I'll those
WIN goods Of the latest rlcs, good quality and u
Soahle prices Read partial enumeration appended below
tacoes Glngl,ams aud Lawn, l.sa.-aez.a : 81.
orgaado Muslns and lcrages, .4.e 5=+=4es
nerage aud Musin Founeel kolcs ass
Mourning Goods, In Muslin, Lawn and Befngcs,
Inragra, DO laliss and (lalies,
Dr.ss silks, BLACK, Plain aud Fancy, ,-t.# sa..-
LINEN. cambrie and Embroidered Handkerchief,
hid and SILK Gioscs, Various Coors
Ladies' and Mis.cs SILK Mlts Gong and short)
Lace Tlksue and Bcrage Wells,
French Worked Collars and in Selis, e-s
Grape
Apacena, Mouslns and nombsxneA
Misses Hosiery and Gloves, -
Misses unuxc Merinp Vests,
White Goods a kinds,
spring Shnwis various colors,
Fousfd sIlks al low figures, @
Lace shawlA and Mau,lcs. 8
Hoop skirts all sizes and prices,
Hoop skirt Supporters committing now.
GENTS GOODS.
broad Cloths, plain and fancy,
Black and Fancy Cassmeres,
Neslngs, MI kuds,
Gents ries Stocks md Crnvais,
shirt Collars and Bosons, "a az ssszata H
Gloves, y Hose al handkerchief,
Pine Apple Handkerchief snuiehlns new. t=. 4. ..
To which added nnc stock of hoayy lncn and Cotton
Goods oil Window Shades CarplnR MAtiingA Ruga Door
Mats. DC. az lemcmbcr the No, Coo) and call In.
NH u IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-09

GsAsD, DEnossrRArloS, ~ KAsAEuA.-Upon the
receipt Of the Of tue passageo the James Rv-
aud Kanawha BILL the citizens of Charleston deter
mined to give ther feelings OF grRs 6catisn by
grand iolli6ea,ion and on Thursday evening, .lley
illuminated the cliffs the opposite side of the iv-
err with bon fires and ERE works. started the Levee
opposite the Ksnawi,a House Guns were also fired,
And the Kanawha iremen added to the enthusiasm
that beiag exhibited, by bringing out their hose
carriage. About ten O'Clock the Levee and street
were flied with citizens while the ladies pre-
scented themselves in large groups upon the side
wfiks. p ,saa1s'- 20 80, u ~ '''' - 'a-f
rseiteseas calls were made for speeches, which
were responded 10 BY COL Thomas L. Br0un " Hen
drek, hsasy Fitxhagi, Thomas Smith. Esqs, and
Col. B. u. Smith. *h
Cheers were given for the Siate-Eastcrn Virginia
AID WesierR virgiuia-the Legislature generaaiy ,and
the county delegates in particular Esergsedy vas
pleased, and the affair passed on Eithathe best Of
feeling all sides We haze never wNnessed, sny S
The STAR 30 much enthusiasm as was exhibited on
this ocession,aad had idea that old Kanawba could
oe 50 thoroughly aroused in as few hosrs notice o.
was given on ahs occasion.t. seiBx.f.slaE 4fS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
nVRRLAND EXPRESS.

ST. JosRPHs, April ~.
The second arrival of the central overland pony
express brings California dates to the 10th inst,
and Carson Valley to the llth, arrived 5 P. NJ
exactly on time.
cisco for Panama on the Sth, carrying d oOo,OOO
in treasures, and $50 passengers, among them
most Of the delegates to the Chicago COnVen-'
The Japanese steamer Cardimarrah will remain
-, San Francisco till sdviees are received Of the
-. - Of the Embasy at Washington, and then
sn,I.o 90 Japan to announce the news of the Ems
ho'. rS.sn,, at the Federal Capital to the EN-
peror. .or,D.or ,f F-sncl canital.
lists the right to build sea "Sii .t.S .bS San
ateF front of San FrausN Nseo' mas Passeo tne % osL
!. !, s.iJ , mass ne Assembly, notWith-
standing the intense Opposl. "A
San Francisco. - povbattap
San Francisco 1Oth--The steamt- fI"uns.S. y"ooa.a
sailed on the 18th for Panama, with the
Embassy.
The general news is exceedingly meagsr. e.n
An immense mass meeting was held IN 2Sa an
Francisco on the 9th, to protest against 'ne
passage Of Bulkhead bill. Strong resolutlo, y
tdenouncinR it as a sWindle upon the State, ana
calling in question the integrity Of its support
ers. was passed. It was the most formidable
demonstration that has taken place here for
many years. The bill will pass the Assembly
this week, but great confidence is felt that
the Governor viii veto it, and that the bill will
never become law.
The rush to the Wsshoe mines continues
and five hundred emigrantB were at Placer
vile to-day, arriving faster than accommoda-
tons for living can be provided Flour 90 to
60 dollars per hundred, sugar one dollar per
pound and other articles Of food In proportion
There is little forage for animals, hay having
been sold at $50 dollars per ton at the mines
The mining accounts are of the same tenor a
previously reported. New silver leads nave
been discovered almost daily, but it will require
months to test the value of e1ch lead. IN
marvellous richness of Comstc ck vein which Il
thoroughly tested, is about the only eVldenc'
relied upon as showing the yaltNe Of hunnred
| OF claims.
The whole number of letters frc m San FraD
cisco by the Overland Express, wi. U not eEeee'
ttwAntv-fiVe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
PROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aprd 20.


Evidence is to be produced before the COVode
Investigating Committee with view to i'm
peach the testimony which led to the difficulty
between Gov. Walker and Judge Black 1t Is
said that the members Of the cabinet are per-
fectlv willing that Gov. Walker shall designate
thoss to whom he referred, as in his opinion
siauinq the affairs Of Kansas In 1857. The
Committee on elections were slmost unani>
nous in their report in faYoT of Daley against
Eastabrook as a delegate from Nebraska, The
question involved in the Spanish Minister
soainst the capture Of the MiramOn steamers,
Il as to their legal transfer from their Spanish
v1ners TO General Miramon previous to that
occurrence.
TIE amount of money in the Treasury sub
iece 60 draft Is nearly seven million dollars, or
an increase Of upwards of half million over
the sum on hand The previous week.
There is reason to believe that the House
aosSnittse on Foreign Affairs viii report bill
nroviding for a first class mission to Sardinia,
| = accordance with Mr.. Burlingame's resolu-
ton adopted to-day. Il was prefaced BY a
1 preamble, which, however, was Withdrawn al
the request Of several gentlemen.
The preamble sets forth that the Kingdom o.
sardin;a. by recent aecessions has been raised
Ito 4 Arst class power, extending from the Alp
Ito ths Adriatic, and embracing N IL limits III
lriehsst and mes. poPulous portion Of ltal.
over which extensive dominion and Constltu
ltionaI representation government has been e
,tablishsd, order maintained, and the freedom 9
The Press and Of religion secured.
The treaty which Minister Preston has cor
cIudod with Spain, provides for the ascertain
lmsnt and settlement Of the pending claims
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
OVERLAND MAIL.

SRINGFELD, Mo-, April ~.
The Overland Mail coach, with San iran>
cisco date to March 30th, passed here at
O'Clock this morning. The main features Of
news have been anticipated by the Pony Ex-
press.
The emigration to the Washos Mines was In
eressing. Il is believed that an average Of
fhy people leave San Francisco daily for the
mines, and the emigration is propOrtiOnately
large from all parts Of the State.
Flour at Carson Valley was $50 per cWt.
The Telegraph reports that the SuPerintends
ent of the Overland Pony Express has arrived
in Genoa, Carson Valley, where he met the su-
perintendsnt Of the Salt Lake Telegraph Co.
who states that the arrangements for the pro-
posed connections are nearly completed, so that
the expresS and telegraph at each end of the
line will be ready to commence operation April
Sd.
The U. s. steamer PoWhattan has lost but
Of hermen sincs leaving Norfolk in 1857.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

~ 81. IoUIsi April 10
A torna do passed over Carlinvills, Ill, on
Monday evening, unrOOfing and blowing down
houses, barns, trees. and fences. The roof Of
the Lutheran Church was blown some distance,
and the walls were much injured. The roof
Of dwelling was carried nearly mile and
half through the air.
Children were picked up by the wind, and
carried considerable distance. Stock was killed
IN every direction. A man named Lowe was
killed by lighting and many persons were
wounded. The destruction of property is very
great.
A similar storm visited Louisiana, No, the
same evening, doing much damage TO property,
and injuIing several persons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
CALVIN P1ERcE. Secretary.

EARLY ToNATOEs.-The following plan for rHisr
ing early tomatoes, has been pronounced success
wherever introduced, and might be tried with
advantage by our rural readers: About the middle
Of April take few large turaips and cut out the
hearts Of them to form sort Of cup. Flu the
cavities with earth, and plant two or three tomato
seeds in each; when the seeds have well sprOuted,
pull up all but the healthiest plant in each turnp
and let those that remain stand where they viii
have the benefit Of the sun; the plant will grow
very thriftily-the decaying turnip furnishing ils
food. When the weather becomes sufficiently
warm, set the turnips in well prepared SOIL not
ess than three feet apart make lath frames to keep
the vines from the ground, and keep the soil well
billed up around them, and you will have crop
that viii sstonish the natives. The advantage
consists in getting the plants started early, with.
out setting them back BY trsnsplanting
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
Last Nights Report.
xxxIvth ECO,NGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINeTON, April 20.
HoUsR

HoUsE.
Mr.. Crawford was satisfied there was not
quorum present, and therefore moved to adj
iourn till Tuesday. He was determined the
House should not tranSaet no business with
out a quorum, if there vas power to enforce
the rules.
Mr.. Houston said that as the House yester>
dsy refuse to adjournd till the 2Oth Of May, he
was in favor Of remaining here and doing some
thing. They could act on such bills as were
reported in accordance with the estimates and
about which there was no controversy.
The House passed the Senate bill granting
pension of fifty dollars per month, each, to the
widows of Generals Maeomb, Smith and Riley
Mr.. Campbell, from the Committee on Elee-
tions, made report on the Nebraska contested
seat case, concluding witha resolution that
Samuel G. Nally, instead OF Mr. Eastbrook, lS
entitled to the seat as th e delegate.
A number Of private bills were passed.
Mr.. BurIingame introduced resolution
which was passed instructing the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Affairs to inquire into the eXpedir
ency Of raising the Sandman Mission to one Of
frat class.
Adjourned till Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
ANOTHRR DUEL.

NV K0RL, April 20.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
telegraph that il is stated that EE-GOVsmor
Walker has sent challenge to Judge Black,
and that the Judge declines It's aeoeptsnce.--
The affair originated with the expressions made
use Of by Judge B. relative 70 the letter Of the
President. BE declared that II such q letter
was in existence i was forgery.
resulted In an agreement to support the Mic
araguan treaty, with an amendment, of guard
ing the use Of troops by Congressional legisls-
ton. The ratification Of the treaty may be
considered fixed fact.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

The ST. GEoRGE's FEsTITAL.-The last
grand Festival and Banquet Of the season viii be
held at the johnson on Monday evening, under
the auspices of the St. Georges Benevolent sOcie-
y, and We eau safely promise that the occasion
viii be one Of rare interest, and thst the Banquet,
as set forth by "mine host" Main, viii be one Of
the most splendid in the city. A fOreshadOwing
Of the good things of the table might have been
seen in the huge piles Of magnificent beef and
mutton upon stckney & Baker counters last
evening. Secure your tickets to-day for the Fes-
fivai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

The ATLANTIo.-HaWks q Bro. have the At
lanaC for Nay, with the following contents: Tho
Playmate The NarOons Of surinam CirCan-
stances; Utauia Mary sOmerville Roba di RO-
ma ThrenOdiai General Mirsnda's Expedition ;
The Professors Story Nathaniel Hawthorne
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
NV ApYRRTIsRnIENTa

Rht,bsrg Z Eau1nAnn-whire Goods
Iuaae A. Issaes-Cloihirg. r--r
y n. HaWor-Nea Arrival. 4. er ..Hse
TiekRoE Fields--AtaEtic Monthly for AIsy.
n H. Iittls-pwsllhgs for Rent
Il. d. KsanAll 4 co--BOahot Ribbons and Lace Goods
Academy Ct Masio-Ths Rag Piehor Of PuFis-WandSE-
ing Boys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

THE CANPBELLs NIsHT.-Mrs. Peelb
Campbell MinStrels had a fun house last
evening, and the performances were very good
The Company play here but Onsnight more, being
engaged at Detroit on Monday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

CONoERT By THE CHORAL UNION The
Cleveland Choral Union viii give grand Con.
cert on the evening of Thursday, April 26lh.-
Prof J. P. HobrOok is Conductor, fact which
viii be sufficient guarantee Of the excellence Of
tie Concert.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
CONTENTION.

BALTIMORE, April 20.
( The Constitutional Convention continued in
session until after midnight. It was finally
decided to appoint District Electors, and the
following ticket was chosen-State at large,
AIex. Evans and ]. Dickson Roman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

lTHE ELEPHANT FRGcTIOUs.-We noticed yes
terday the arrest Of Elephant Bill for trying on his
old trick Of shamstully abusing bis wife. After
being lodged in the station house be amused him-
self by sh0Werng blows upon the door ofthec cells,
and It was found necessary to remove him to the
County Jail BE was yesterday morning brought
before Judge Lawrence and sentenced to S25
and costs, and ten days on the ball and chain
4 companion in iniquity shared the same fate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

AcLDEHT or MUsIc.-The bill for tonight Is
'Ths Rag Picker Of Paris," to be followed by
'The Wandering Boys" both good pieces, aud
both win be well played
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

CHANGE OF TIME.-on and after Monday nexl
the Trains on the Cleyelsnd and Pittsburgh Road
will run on q new time-table. The mail train
leaves at 7sO A. NJ. and ths Express at go P N.
making direct connections for Philadelphia and
the East, The rOad Is nov in coed running con
dition.