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Prayer by .h. Rev. Mr. Ps,tigrew. Ofths D.ci-

| Prayer by the Rev Mr.. Psttigrew. ofths Disci
Piles Church.
| REPORTS or cohHIrTEs.
| Reports from various copmittees were present
Cd; amending and re.esaoting bill! for the ineor
poration Of Martha Washingtsn College In Wash
ington county.
RESOLUTIONS OF IxorIRy.
By Mr.. Chapman. or making an appropriation
for the benefit Of Union College, ia Monroe coun-
~.
By Mr.. Lundy OF sxempting from levy slaves.
when the beneficiary deniss the right Of property
10 slaves.
By Mr.. Voolfolk OF requiring all persons
coming into this State from non-slsvsholding
State. for purposes of business 10 take an oath 10
support tho Constitution Of the State, the Fugitive
Slave Law. do.
THE DAsyiLLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr.. Seldom moved to takeup the bill incorpora-
ting the Danvile Insurance Company. lie offer
Cd substitute. deprjsing the company of all
banking privileges, and making them an insurance
company simply. The substitute was adopted.
and the bill was passed
AIMING TEE STATE.
On motion of Mr.. Kemper. the bill making an
appropriation for the manufacture and purchase OF
arms and munitions Of war, was taken up.
Mr.. Foreman moved to amend, by inserting
100000, instead 900 for the purchase Of
arms.
The vote being taken on the amendment, i. was
lost
THE PrBLIc WORKS.
BY Mr.. Wilson. OF appointing Special Com.
mittee 10 report upon the condition of works OF
internal improvement and tho expediency Of sell
ing the same.
Mr.. Raymond moved to amend tho bill bv in
serting provision that tho principal portion Of
the arms be distributed in the more exposed por-
Of the State.
Mr.. kcmper further defended aud advocated the
bill.
Mr. Seldom called for tho previous question.
The vote was then taken on the motion to lay
Tho bill on the table and was voted down by IA
decided majority,
A, this stage p the proceedings the House ad-
iournel
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A Great Stock Raiser.

Thu Chicago Press states that . besfpacking
hrm in that city have during the past season. pnu
over to David Strawn, Of Ottawa, sE .e5l 10 ior
beeves Of his own feeding. ~,
Mr.. Stra~n il . native Of Perry county. OHIO
lie has been twenty nine years q resident OF llll-
nois and has resided for ninetsen years on hi'
present farm in La Sale county, four miles from
Ottawa. lie is Al years Of age. lie commenced
nineteen years ago, the owner OF oo0 acres oI
land, bought at 81 Is per acre, stocked with
pair OF horses and moderate outfit OF farm I'M
plements. Over and above this he had three doll
lars in cash. an indsfatigabls aud intelligent en-
orgy and will to do.
The Press adds:
Mr.. Strswn is now the owner of seren thousand
acres of improved land. worth, on an average,
twenty-five dollars acre, or total OF $lI o,OO0.
lie has fed to the beevss he has sold IN Chicago
this season. ten thousand bushels Of corn, aud has
still on hand at his farm twenty thousand bushels
lie has also harvested eight hundred bushels OF
oats this season. The drove fed on his corn crop
he sold here. We gave at the outset the sum paid
to him by single Chicago beefpacking house,
but that is only part of the story.
Mr. Strawn's drove this season was twenty i've
hundred head. all marketed this fall, giving an
average of 600 lbs per head net, at an average
price of $3l, or seventy-four thousand dollars
lie has still on his farm two hundred head. which
will be increased by purchases, &C., to from TWEEN
ty-fye hundred to three thousand head, to DO fed
Tor next falls slaughter. What an increase is
this On the modest drove Of thirty head, marketed
bv Messrs Strawn and Coo in lS45. and how have
these prncely transactions and possessions grown
on the three dollars surplus over that three hun
drod acre farm in 1871. These later date figures
remind u, OF nothing more strikinsly than what
we read of the latter estate Of the patriarch OF
IL.
Now, whit Mr.. Srawn has achieved should be
an Indictment to hundreds Of undeyeoped grs-
Tiers among our Western farmers. many of whom
will never advance beyond their present stage
for the very lack Of putting forth the exertion.
A word as to Mr.. Strawn's plan Of feeding. lie
pursued the course Of commencing to feed his
it hardens or in September, first
to cattle, and then follows up with hogs. The
ia cut in the stalk with the ear on. lie nd.
vis.s tho owners Of our vast prairie corn
fields to turn their corn into beef and thus market
it. aud bis own SUCCESS is directly in point.
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EXCITEMENT IN JArAN.--A young Russian off.
Ger was recently murdered in Yokohama, in Ja
pan, under circumstances that have created great
sensation there. The Japanese correspondent of
the Alta Californian gives under the date of Oc
tober eth, the following particulars:
" That the murder should have Teen committed
by the Japanese at . time when large Russian
feet was lying at Yeddo, but six miles from here
has been mystery, and leads one to suppose that
some dark hidden cause led to the fearful tragedy
Various rnmors are current as to the cause Of the
murder, the most probable one, after jealousy Of
the Japanese women, being, that while at Yedd,
the lamented and highly gifted young officer re.
ported Japanese officer for some supposed insult
and had him removed and disgraced, and by
which means the officer sproperty wus conf.eated
by the government, and that the officer, being re.
vengeful, followed his victim to Yokohama and
killed him and others in the central thorougbfare
AID while surrounded by bis friends.
The corpses Of the murmulded were guarded
by the officers of, men of the unfortunate Fen;.
more Cooper. until the Russian feet could be nre-
sent from Yeddo. when they were consigned to a
spot set apart for the Russians. The procession
and exercises Of the Greek Church, at the burial.
were very IMPRESSIVE, and produced marked eject
on the Japanese, who came for mles around To he
present at the burial
Since the murder all foreigners. With the OK.
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THE PUBLIc WORKS.
Union Sentiments.

The following eloquent extract from speech Of
Wade Hampton. Esq. in the Senate Of Nortn Car
oina, ON tho 10th Of December, is respectfully
commended to dsuni"nists everywhere. 1t utters
warning which all patriots should heed.
"No human foresight cnn predict the consc-
auence, that would follow dissolution Of this
Union. Thaark Of freedom may be overthrown.
the city of refuge which we have built W here in
the Wilderness. for the oppressed Of all Chrsten.
d IN, may he torn down and liberty herself DO
forced to weep over the untimcly grave of her
Youngest and fairest child Others innv speak
lightly &c the disruption OF this great tonfedcrn
cv. Of remembering this mighty empire. and for
ming from its de ,ecta meiahra another of more
enduring clements aud higher destnes, MS easily
ns II child knocks down his castles of cards 10 re-
buill them H. his fancy suggests; but would not
have my country. with rash haste, or unpreparel.
venture ON any experiment that must, under any
. circumstances, be one OF fearful solcmnity. Ma
ture shows Us by what slow processes her mighty
results are arrived ut. and experience tcnches US
bow easy and rapid is the work Of demolition
The noblest oak OF tho forest the pride Of our
woods. under whose widespread branches the
rel nan may have taken refuge for centuries, and
whose giant trunk and deem set roots have proud
ly dehel the storms ri u thousand years, falls in
ar hour before the of the needless wo1dman.
rnc G-cat Architect AZ the Universe himself lls
who could hy thought have called into existance
al created things deemed 1t no, beneath his Ma
estg aad Il SnIty to lli-1r at tho work Of creation
t,r days ,thas teaching IL man by the sublime 81
lessons that time and labor necessary To the
prr;ecrt"n If al great works A, in nature. b.
with nations:
\ Lhnusani A. IN form state
rto d, shaft re-, I'D nd"f. rro",Ats
t.ra, "a viriaes baek anA lish time and fal"y
Never. air. never Ignorant, reckless, or wick
Ell men may IN an hour work the ruin Of the
rroudes, empire on earth and when once laid in
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from Washin1fon.

The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Pres.
says:
There is really no prsdisting when the House
will be organized. Humphrey Marshall, of Ken.
lucky. has goae home, expressing tho opinion
that there will b no organisation this session;
AID, judging from the temper exhibited, would
not BE- ssrprissd 70 sse this phrophecy fulfilled.
Any four men in the House could bring about au
election OF Speaker II they cared to do so Mean
while the country is becoming indifferent to the
eternal baloting. and rather reosnced to the fact
Tint no harm WILDE done. except 70 the public
servants they continue to discuss public ques-
eons I'LL "the next FesrtA of JAY"
The South Americans are IN . quandary.-
They oppose the Rspublicans-and they oppose
me Administration because svsy one Of them
was elected in distinct hostility to that Admins
tsasion. A.gsd joke is. related Of one of the
Ccotn Americana, Who beiag invited by an Ad-
nin'ssz:Eion man tojo;a with the Administration
persy--inasnuoh ~ the American organization
We. deiunet-said. in reply, 81 must decline your
invitation ! have heard VI rats deserving one
sinking ship. but this IL the 6rst time ever heard
OF them leaving such . ship 10 join another that
was still more rapidly sinking"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-12
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, January 10Th, 1860

TUESDAY, JANUARY 10TH 1860.
SENATE
Tho Senate was called TO order at IL o'c eek,
Mr.. johnson. Of Bedford. in the Chair.
BILLS REPORTED
by Mr.. Logan Making an appropriation to tho
University Of Virginia
chapter 1873 Of the Code, concerning unlawful as
sembles,
BY Mr. Thompson. House bill, with amend
ment to incorporate the Agricultural Society of
Southwestern Virginia.
HILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to have the whole Of the town Of
Wytheyille included in one Commissioners Dis
trict and to have the lines included within tho
vid town owned by Thos j. Boyd reassesscd for
corporate purposes.
House bill to incorporate the Agricultural Soci-
ETY. of Southwestern Virginia.
House bill, making appropriation TO the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution
BY Mr.. Rives. OF so amending the Al Section
OF chapter rs OF tho Code of Virginia a. t. pre-.
vent the expectation Of flour from tho cities aud
towns on tide water, without a previous inspec.
| ton.
BY Mr. Beals. or SO amending the ODD section
OF chapter SO Of the Code as to require the
Of mills to keep brdges over wastes cut across a
public highway below any mill.
JOINT STOCK BANKS
couuso AVr tho iucoFpofotion OF the Bank OF
! Marysville, at Charlotte Court House was take
up read frst and second time.
Mr.. Brannon moved to amend. by making the
minimum capital $780, 900, instead Of $50 900 as
in the bill, because he believed that If 90 small
minimum was allowed the State would be ramC.
cd with similar banks.
The amendment was then .adoptsd-ayes 81
noes s.
LuNArlC ASYLUM.
The joint resolution. reported from theCom
Mittee on lunstic asylums, for the appointment
oi joint committee to visit the Eastern and
Western Lunatic Asylums, was taken up, where
upon the resolution amended, on motion u
Mr.. Armstrong, as to embrace the, Deaf and
Dumb and Blind Institution; and. on motion o.
Mr. Thomas, Of Fairfax, il was further amended
BY inserting aAerthe word condition, the word
management" leo - to enquire into the man
agement also.)
| On motion Of Mr.. Thomas. ..of Fairfax, the Sen
| ate adjourned.
.e HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at the usual hour and was call.
cd 10 order by Speaker CrutchHeld.
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herring's Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF sappe

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w same mat were awarded separate medals AT The Wall,
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AXE THE ONLY American safes tai w.re go, anu
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p "a oIm The most perfect security against Fire and
$1,000 REWARD
WIN DC PAD 70 an! person that that Herriny, D..
accidental DIRE. f''s Tvs cohtents In an
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A correspondent Of tho Boston Post writes that
the report concerning the failure Of tho Great EA.-
tern is untrue. She will soon be finished aul
make her first trip 10 the United States RcsIun-
sblc parties, it is said arc ready to guaranty a
dividend to tho stockholders.
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The annexed table presents an nggre gate ns
near As possible, of the estimates Of the amount
OF business transacted ia the several branches OF
trade recapitulatrd in tho Americans statement.
Ii ~ an approximation MS near to the true value
IA possible:
Boots aud Shoes. SO $50 900, Books and Paper,
So, 900 900; Coal. 81, 100000: Ready made Cloth
ing s.. 100000, Copper. 81 800, 0O0; Cotton, So.
100000; Coffee. Sl.0ou0oO; Drugs. Paints. Nc.
81, 800 900; Dry >.ood-. $50, 000 600 Earthenwarc
Sl,25o,ooo; Foreign Fruits $l.j00000; Satea
Fish, S32j ,ooO Flour ST. 600 900. Grain, s.. OS7,
600; Guano. S5,0co,ooo Hardware. $1,000, 000
Foreign Spirits aud Wines, 81 100000 Whiskey.
81 500, 900; Hat Trade. S1j0000; Iron, $4,000 O00
Leather, si,905 ,00l: Live Stock s.. S0l 800; Lum
lcr. $l,575,ooo; Mola>scs, Sl,0O0,Oo0; Naval
Stoscs. 1907 900; Oysters. S450Oo00; Provisions
$7000,0oo Piano trade, 1878 900; Salt, 800 0O0
Sugar, 100000 Leaf Tobacco $2,775 ,O0O
Manufactured Tobacco 81. 100 900; Cigars. $500 :
o00 Vessels built, 5000, 900; WOOL 400. 600
Teas, 100000. Sonp, AMI Can lies, 7l0,00o; Pre-.
served Fruits, 215oO Total. l24, 4lS, 500
From tho above it will 10 perceived that the
value of the principal articles of merchandise
which enter into the trade Of Baltimorei is approx
imately estimated at hundycd and hcenig- fouJ.
mt9ons Of dollars. To this estimate must be ad.
ded the value of many articles not specially MOTTO
cd, and the aggregate trade in which there are no
means OF accurately asccrtaining: such, for in
stance, as gold and slyerware. watches, iewelry
malt liquors. cabinetware, brick, lime, cartridges
artificial fertilizers, steam engines, locomotives
and other machinery, iron md other metal cast.
iugs, marble, granite, and score of other unepu.
merated artic es. If we estimate these Mt thirty
| millions, or about one Quarter tho y,lue Of tho
enumerated articles. we have tho grand total of
one HUNDRED and ffly,ftW millions Of doKays. ns
| an approximate estimate Of the value of the GEN
ernl trade Of the city Of Baltimore during the past
! year.
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we are nsturals: what have you been dongF
.Begs pardon said the gallant fellows, looking
very bashful; they were very short-handcd a.
The bow-eun. and 20 We giv'd them help tor fsI-
iowship's saks.' They he'd been hard at II tor 40
hour. flsllsns Ansriosnsi you and your admiral
did more sha. day to bind England and the Unitei
Stssss together Aan oil your lawyers and Pc''i-
f,goinr politicians have ever done to part us"
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centiou of Americans, carry arms. and. ss con-
sequences, have piratical appearance to Us. but
the Japanese people arc unaware that pistols, on
The person Of . foreigner, are sworn 70 resiss at
tsoks and are murderous. but suppose them orna-
mental articles of apparel.
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Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good
NJ WHEN pain Inflammation Is present. and Brand
tE rct's Pills used they at seize upon the hui
remove them from body This quality Of alone sczng
hold and causing the expuls Of depraved hnmors
other medicine For Brnndrehs Pills operate solely
upon impurities which surrounand affect the tissues and
organs affected by disease BY
BELOW THAI Ov THE SUR
PARTS and expcl them from the body Young
cannot but middle aged and old people In measure
appreciate that medicine which, being used in Sickness
only upon the Of disease and which has except
those hunors whose produces pun and
fccd there these wonderful pills penetrate and remove ipu
rifles from thus preventing settling Of the hunOr because
they removed from tue body. In rheInasn feves pleu
rse pains in the side dyspepsa bend aches, cos,Nenes
asthma colds nroats, piles. ucers bois they
give immediate relief and taken early prevent organic dis
Maades pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
TO their influence and millions of human m have been saved
hy their timely Oh! how important in sickness u that
medicine which only exnguislrs the disease md leaves
evil effect behind. Sold DR. Brandrehs Principal Office,
No 2oi Canal Street, New York. and by all respectable dealers
in medicine (dec l6-dm
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The Oxvpenated Ritters

The OXygenated Bitters.
NJ MA TT RE-, in her great laboratory, has stored
Wig remedy adapted every disease which flesh is heir
loorcr discover nnhappy this remedy. such research aud
inv alton has succeeded in discovering remedy for that
adjective islcnsatlon the sPEisA! with all its less
aud evils and be safely asserted that until
III, appearance OF the OJpgetttea Bit,sa Of D sp-p-a
cured experience medical Practice Now un,
the influence these Blcrs the rule 10 the
ton, failure to cure.
Head lc following which the subscriber requests pub
liNli Tor lii" benefit Of The afflicted:
IN OjdarUs ana IHtttsr,fe tiiss ri DYSPEPSIA CURED
81 fUE OTlGEAITkD BiTTER&
The following from gentleman we'll the region in
which Lc lives ought satisfy all those of little faith:
WAtERrowS, y. Y, July Is, ISIS.
HEru " FowLE Co., B.ston.-srs:-N Nine years since
attacked by that of all Diseases Dyssd, which
affected me ~ I" cause great oppression his and hoaug
OF the 'wis Immediately after eating accompanied with
rhc as in the stomach, often nausea, vomiting
nrid! and headache, together with general debility and
FIRING. atg, thrr rendering life a burhcn.
Amer his tried known remedy without effect and
drsparng of regainng lost hen, induced
NAH" the Oxygenatcd crs the good effects which
imnc ate! visible M! health and system. Before
using Whole bottle was entirely cured and pleasure
In Inducing all ihr sufferers myself 10 make of this
mark able remedy. THEO. CALDWELL.
Prepared by =. W. FOWLE1 co, BosrnS sale by
William \. STROLLER Co.. and John II. Seay, lyncburg l.
e. Pugn, Campbell e. H.. and b., all Druggists dealers Ia
medc'nc throughout the city and country. dec lJ.lm
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P. K.
nc STHE call for Perry Davis Pain Killer Is Increasing
NcR very rapidly that fear shall be- unable
Keep pace wtt My object in writing to beg that
receipt "f this you will kindly despatch another shmen
ordered In my letter Of June last
j. L. CARRAU, Calcutta, f. I.
Mr.. Perry BavsSlr: have used, in III! family med
cine called Pain Killer for many purposes, an have found
very useful and valuable article therefore cheer
fully recommend ii 10 the public regards. 49,
Sometime In December Inst, my children taken down
with scarlet fever canker only medicine Da
Wis Pain Killer and Castor Oil the Pain Killer operating
charm In cutting the canke and throwing out the rnsh 80 that
in about live weeks family entirely recovered.
tOENELICS q. NASDENBURG Saratoga springs
Having used PER-, Davis Vegetable Pain Killer Ia tamil
during the winter part would its general use for the
purposes which the inventor has recommended H. think
aiuabc and would mol ike Ia be deprived Of It's ndvania
Il. u. POMEKOl, b. Louis
dee ~ I'm
SANFoRD's LIVER lNVlGORATOE,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GU Ms
NEVER DEBlLirATES.
pt'l:IFIEs THE BLOOD,
rtKlFlES THE BLOOD,
PUklFlES TIE BLOOD. -
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES BOW FL. COMPLAINTS,
CURES CHRONIC DlAEEiIEA
CURES CIOI.lC,
CURES FLATULENcY,
CURES CoSrlVENEsS,
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
see AL, crseni,nt IN another column ljecl5-2r
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nx5> THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTACTS
senI Pots VIM d. BRANCH
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~ HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
by The House met at the usual hour and was call
Cd 10 order by Speaker Crutchiield
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lust received nj ENGLEDOv ELS, those
- nful Black Trico Beaver Cloth Clocks for ladies.
IL.
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SCOV1LL'S
SARSAPARILLA AND STILLlNGIA,
Blood h Liver Syrup.


Prot. R. S. Newton says IN Cincinnati,
~ Medical Journal, Vol. l, No S, page -
- 3lo,| in reg ,rd to the cure Of MARTIN ~
= ROBBINS, one of the most remarkable %
u cures on record. 90
a "While he was in the worst imagi. - -
"a nable condition, we we've called to at IN
~ tend him for fracture of the leg, pro a.
duced by FALL The indications of
a reunion Of the bone, under the cir "A
cumstancss, were very unfavorable, E:s
for he would sit day after day, pick 81
- .ng out small pieces Of the bone which Eu
would slough of. found him using -
- ScovilPs preparation, which he con- q
tinued to use until cure vas effected '~>'
= ave gave him no constitutional
Hs treatment, being in attendance only q
as surgeon; yet we confess we had -
81 much curiosity to sec what could be W ~
done in a system so Extensively Dis keS
eased as his was"
The Journal remarks, in passing on -
n that "Many other equally bad cases IA
Have Been Cured in this city, by the e
% Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Stiilingia ~
"We have known the manufactn- -
~ rers oft personally for many years q
: and can say that they are reliable men 81
Sold by JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, Chicago