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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

VIZ call attention ia the card of Messrs. Buck
ley & Norvel, Attorneys at Law, Richmond,
Texas. Mr.. Norvel is al present in this city,
where he ey"ects to remain until the Fall; and
can be seen pelsoually by those wishing to have
business trans acted in Texas. His partner, Judge
Buckley, Is, We learn, among the leading members
81 the bar If his State. Business committed to
them will receive their prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

- dyspepsia.
~ - THERE sI~rha's no disease which DESTROYS Tho
WcB hhppn' - and comfort Of Individuals aud families
+" IL" same eat, nj ns DVspsl'Sid ~ indigestion.
Previous Ia III" discover. nj the oN,anN trEHs there
existed mcdcinc accessible hpsc
spread disease which r., eyed 1t In marked degree
The "wur al these iirrs The aNe named disease
VI HshNrt all those having their origin In imperfect dig sn,
and functional diseases "i The stomach, well isb'h ard
@."e'd D,h4Ng - beyond all question.
It's
sinhhoh record Is sunc nj confirmation
t"PY u II Later from N4io0i is9casr Detroif
nhrhoii, Mich, June ID, is6n,
Messrs, :. W. lowtr " Co., Eus"n: In IN the
oNgehat, Bt.rs, van that ain having the Dyspepsia
i -f'ra ne hhH and am"u wing With pain aud n,s,
In NY si"nach ans prevailed lay friend WIN had hrcu
cured l.! til medicine 10 II, bottle at
t'i Hctr Bcilt using hnlf bottle iril great, rue,
mud 10y III" time had used two hol, aud halt entirely
we'll AMI sll ftlnhin know nj HtSurnl dis
Tossing even han own which hn," been entirely cuod ~
ts invaluable medicine, aud IL gi,Vr ltasut,
e'hunhd 1t ruA aud all VIM ~, suffering this
,ir"ufni mhlad! W. A. BACON, fraohtr p.tfnl select
SChuol
ErnIMrCl hN u ENMI IL ~ 90 Em-lnn nuI Elr anln by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

iHs WINCHESTER Door Asp SaoH MAxuFacroay
lot winch charter was granted the last session of
.ne Legs,"'nre, Is now in active operation. II 10
sad that the farmers in the surrounding country have
pledged their patronage to the company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

Dr. ROBERT HUNTER, of New York, so we'll kaown
for his successful treatment OF affections ofthc II roa
and Lungs, arrived ia town yesterday. and has taken
rooms at the Norre House, where he will receive pr
tents for iew d.ys.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
Removal! Removal !!

The LyNChburE SaVInSS MUTE,
WILL be removed the 2OrH OF AUGUST 10 the new
w and spacious store Room, No. 10 MAIN 81, Two
doors above Thos Thurman Confectionery where WIZ keep
constantly on hand large and well selected stock OF MLLISk
nv AMI FASoY CooDs:such as Bonaefs, R5ons, Fomr,s
and Dress Cans stock of EmJrOider'es
Uosifsv and Dress Trimmings, Codks KintHas Shdafs
Enrs II all Styles which will sell at from % to 10 per cent
c,enrer than any other house in the 81 J. 80 .
Invite my customers and the public In general 10 give me
car :; s ~ Adm =. LEVI Ag't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

THE SHRiSus---We learn that there are now
COO visitors ut the Montg pmery White, 400 Mt the
Allegheny, aHd 100 at the Yellow sulphur
Springs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
Keen I'D Your Credit.

EIOW? Why by paying your bills promptly when due. ON
I'll July bills mostly Distributed AMI We earnes.l,
renuest those indebted TO 10 the Isl ouy' 10 come io
ware 1 4ha '''''' BUgRoUGHs, sHAFER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

PRoGREssiNG.-E, A. Stands. enc Of the con-
tractor" oi the Manassa Gap Railroad, cont,adicts
the report that the progress Of the ,urk i, si,w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
BnllOwav'a Ointment

r. IT " notorious That INDECENT
JtE rnris o tho leg never healed with safety by the
"Rrr sal,ts This ointment alone lenctrn,- III. morbid
cause al t-r hX"1 aud obstinate ulcers Hnd removes them
lti, aud without haznr, II equally rn,acirs NIL
t'nal purtnos, determinations, wounds sold
umcte, Ne So Maiden Lane New York, and by all dgg,,,
II, yae, tiic. and II per pot, u ID lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

Heavy TRAvEL--The travel through this city
is now very large. The scenes about the Depot on
the arrival Of the various trains ars Of stirring
and busy character. The hurrying to and Iro of
passengers, noise and hustle Of pnrters and hack
man. changing of mails, handling of baggage,
ringing of bells, all go to make up scene not
unlike that about New York Depot.
Conductor Harmelipg # the Va. Tenn. Road
informs us that the through travel over his Road
now will average at least one hundred and fifty
a day. The advantages of this route of travel
over all others are beginning to he properly appre
ciated. As an evidence, publish the following
fron the Mon ou.ery (Ala.,) Mail, whose editor
r,ce ,,y travelled over it
The line a. far as Lynchhurg we can say little
about. passed over it during the night. As
t,r as we could juglr, However, the country was
. rather attractive than otherwise. Daylight found
us emhafkins on "the raging canawl," upon
which in ordinary canal boat the last mile east
of LynchburG is performed. P!unging forward
between mountains, we thenceiorward for many
miles had some suEerb scenery with occasional
Glmpscs OF n very prosperous agriculture ind ed
the whole route is delightful exceedingly, to the
eve, and the Virginia farms especially near tho
rivers, seemed nothing short Of lovely The
difference, in good weatherin favor of this ne,un
der rrescnt management, would seen very consld-
cradle.
The eating houses the line are the best
ever saw. An instructive sympathy with man
kinu Always llnpeiS Us w h'NeItiet
where good i,rovant may be- had and we do say,
that such breakfast got at Liberty, THE
home of our friend and correspondent, "Broom-
sedgc,' TWAS worthy of the hest days of Virgaa,"
So WAS TINT incompatible dinner 1.-THE butlermilk
included. at Boyd's in Wythesille. immaculate
table cloths. cream tinted coffee the ancient gods
might have slipped, golden butter, eggs Of that
"morning's edition." rich juicy ham. ateak from
animals that had been fed. chickens tender and
fataud broei to Q turn with whitest brea1-thcse
made the fare. And so it was all the ways to the
line of Tennessee, at which the feed" dropped
from supcrlative to merely good.
The cars on this line are all comfortable. The
Tho trains are run at quite an exhiliratng speed;
for instance tho first % hours out made 421
miles. But then time is lost unnecessarily On
this route; in fact, the management seems in cv-
cry respect excellent. The distance being greater
than by the Wilmington line, and the time made
being the same, higher rate OF 'Pced is ALSO
lulelv necessary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
The Japanese Embassy

The Japanese Embassy.
NEW loRR, July 26.-Appicnt,un has been
made by Lew Garfield for nm IN unc,nn neni,st
the payment 81 the bill for the Japanese reception
the prauud of fraud.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
Land near Lynchburg.

OFFER for sale my FARM on Big 0possum Creek miles
from the City II contains 273 ACRES about oneh ri
cleared at least probably ~ Acres Of which. 10 good low
ground The quality of the land the crops viii show There
ls abundance Of lime sone very accessible Near mo
containing or 400 Trees goody portion Of The ~
unceared land finely tlmbered being original GROWTH
As shall be absent until October November next
would any wishing 10 know terms &c. to Mr. H. 81
Sunpter, Wintlons Hill
r. 95is Rcp co,yl T. c. JENNINGS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

New ORLEANS. July Ga letter received on
Vera Cruz. hy The Mexican Consul here says thn
.uarcz has refused the rroiIered assistance Of IT,,
Knights Of the Gulden Circle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
SDectal Notice.

UR Accounts are ready and hope all those who
~ indebted will forward al mud settle rs We
are very much In need Of the money.
jy 90 dts j. MATTHIAS Il COZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

Porter and Scotch Ale.
yHyIIF hes, brands of PORTER and SCOTCH ALE Tor nva-
Il lids-For sac 10y - ,,,,o,,,,o,, ,,,.,
" 1915 d, II. InohI oVN' p'UEs'o'-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

Prepared by :. y. FoNIE co, Boslon mud for sale
" titan A. STROLLER n 90 and John H. srny ~ nrhhurr
Z tagh, Campbell g H.; nn by nil pHggss and dealer.
mc,l, me throughout the country. ~ iGlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
Notice.

an consignment and for sale John D. Alcxandtfs Flour
~ bags and barrels made from new Wheat, al a.
iv IA SMITH 4 ADAMS al Main -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

~ - THE undersigned will prepare nreps, Co>
WS Wills, Sea upon shorl notice.
sept 23-;s WM u. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
Lyncbburg Female Seminary,

MIR AND MRS. H. L. BROWN having obtained posscs
IVA sion of tr and rninmnous buildings recently b.
longing 50 Dr. :. X. Cox, will win the assistance 81
Teachers the next Session Of their school NON
DAY. the Gid September neal.
Terms as heretofore. Is 3t.iarts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

CABBAGE AND TURNIP sEEDs.-.Tu-t !" hanl a supply
~ OF New Crop Cabbage and nr"ip seeds fr" ltnr n
SOU. Flat Dutch Cabbage large Drumhca, ARG Er'k ur
nip nne for Stock; large lai batch and ua a-aor sale
hy II, III ! II. THOMPSON Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

NJ :.J~- ENCOURAGE HOME MANtFACrt RI. Sta
tkYg rms IsrtIIInLs BAKt>G f"vprr, the bet and
chtIirst preparation known for making few moments
wtlou elegant ighi. aud mud.
Loaf Bread. biscuits Iinor BGekwLa and other Gil-
tuh,- Puiiu, Pics aud Iartr, Of every ,cscrlun
n -ltIug nmr. tabor aud ryrru.'.
tFsiA. Ter. 1foa"s Bin(OrdJ
Mani llut, IfN uIto, iith oct, 1853
r, GAR1icK; Dear sirI, ing used To- eousl ruIo
extent "~emlics Baking Powder" un, satiugy pro
It Ia h" ilnt HAT has been
ilmil, The putpos,- for which II /. recommended
lnonAs BNronp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

OFFER FOR SALE WOODLAND, the late residence ~
G. WISFREE decd, situated mile H. ncilurg
The Campbell Court House Turnpike. Their VIII Lee sold with
The DIV Cling SOY Of land considerable .ulottion oi
which timber. Besides Xceen bwelHs iicrr
the place all the necessary Il-ou-es, large tbeo iacoryn
we'll of superior water, .Sc
The place admirab! arpicd to either market ar,
iarm. CIV NiA}EEr r, H. or.
feb s-dStawtS of 4. niruc decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
Davis Pain Killer.

IN - TO FERRY DAVIS ~ suN Dear sir. / fee,
1pCE harp! Ia add one motr testimonial ot hr N0lur ri
Pain klir to the thousands yo urHtlS all
c work" on the Sth 1T hI4 month rl h"n S.cuid story
la The aSeucnt-, striking "t, aud bisluI
Nocly also ,raiung the snmtnso The nnklrs When
,uti.d h"ms my tv black ana sw"lcn and The pain
luvl,r tanning inuf tlato! applied YOUR ml
Killer aud eunn 10 do al intervals about ten minutes.
lh second day the app prccni,h !"low with III
II, pain ntd to-day walk With
Yours ErsltottIh, |. ~ tfl |, llgh 81.
fIe,iicnet, Ma, l2th, 1851.
hc stain linen lrun the OF The Pain KILLER h. chsiy
/
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

MANIPULATED GUANO.
WE offer 10 the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
w us follows:
1000 lba hest Peruvian Guano that be procured;
SW DO e0morero Guauo, containing 70 per Ct Of Pas-
phac Of Lime,
200 do. Ground Plaster for which pay %
Planters and others invited exUnne tbs article From
the beat nflmaiion obtain, believe this Mixture Ia
Of the hest that be- prepared for the Virginia ands
Price 10 Planters es ~ less per ton when they
lurpish tho bngs
tW- Prepared and far sae by s#5 -a
EDMOND, DAVENPORT d Co.,
Richmond, Virginia
Aso for sale by Commission Grocery res
e We refer 10 Planters wLr used s0mbrero and
The Manipulated
wick ESQ., Jos. Alien, Esq and H. H. sty Es olheru
Below give H. X. Iuttles Chemist nj University Val
report Of the samples ~ ags and shall be kept
Ia that standard:
:" am able Il, give you the result VI nnnlysA They
show tho Mixture 10 be- what stated former letter. audi
Judge thai very Fortunate the selection Of matens
especially OF Peruvian Guanu The eenage Of Ammonia
shows tho pure Peruvian 10 contain IA cent, which
thnR The Tho Analysis IL follows:
Moisture given on ut boiling ponD. 1905
Phosphate of Lime. Observation-Disclosures. <e26
Suiphurc Acid, h46; Lime 864 e09
Ammonia 6eO
lhsoluble Matter .............. .bo
"a email quantity Of Akali--undennined. Water. In
combination and organic matter .............:, Ass
fo<h<la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
ROAM OkE COLLEGE.
Patent Fly TRAPS.

I
HAVE received a supply Of is really ingenious
and valuable invention the catching destroying
Plies They attracted the favorable notice hc press and
afford the fullest satisfaction all who have them trial
Those desire them operation wish pur-
ciissc, will please cali :. NJ SIMPSON,
je Opposite Farlners' l,nnk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15
PreceediE2s Of 70. DAY.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Mason, from tie
HaFper's Ferry Investigating Committee reported
Z resolution authorizing the President of the Sem
ate 10 send after :. L. Sanborn, John Brown Jr
and James Red path, who had refused to appear
fore the committee on its summons
Mr.. Hale did not believe that the Senate had
constitutional power to bring citizens of the st tss
before its committees, and would simply call for
the yeas nd nays OF the adoption of the resolut
The resolution was adopted-yeas 49, nays A.
MessEs Bingham, Hale, Sumner and Toom bs
voting in the negative.
The routine business Of the day was still on
when our report closed.
In The HoUsg, after the reading of the Journal
Two or three communications were received
from the War Department, which after being
read by their titles, were appropriately referred
The Speaker laid before the House a large
budget Of testimony in regard to the contested
election cases. which was referred to the Commit
tee on Elections.
MIR. Adams, Of Ky, presented petition of the
delegates elect from the Territory of Jefferson,
ard memorial accompanying it, asking to be
recognized such. -
Also, memorial for the passage Of an act An.
thorizing the calling of convention for the Dur.
pose of 70 ming Constitution preliminary TO adj
mission into the Union. Referred to the Commit.
tee on Ter tories.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Ind, moved to postpone the
election OF Printer until Tomorrow, at 1 clock
Not agreed to.
The House then proceeded to vote for Printer
with tie following result:
Whole number of votes cast, 1sl; necessary to a
choice. 81.
Mr.. Cef-eese. Observation-Disclosures
MI. Oiossbrcnurr Observation-Disclosures
MessrS Gales Seaton -......
There being no choice the House then proceeded
to again vote for Printer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15
Personal.

' MI J. Roberts, the trac edan, Is play-
Ing at the Holiday street Theatre Baltimore
49, Mr.. McLaar does not conteInp plate RETURN
Ing to Mexico whether the treaty he rat fed or
rejected.
1t has been suggested that the reason wbv
Mr.. Forney compares himself to Mazeppa is fiat
Mazeppa was Forneycator.
- Col. Hawkins, r E., III. Ii. Nj. Army; Cant.
J. McNutt, l.. ). A: Capt l. Jones, do Cant.
j. n. Palmer, do, are at Willards'
$3.50 Richard Realf has lief: for Cleveland via
New York. He will commence Il series Of lee
lures on literary topics, giving the first at CIeye-
land
Gov. Packer. of PENNSYLVANIA lately sent I'm
one Pac kaSe seventeen veto messages They
were all nearly unanimously sustained by the
Legislature.
-.'' The New York Express mentions as among
the persons present at the funeral Of William F.
Burton on Monday, s'the Mrs Burton, and the
three Misses Burton
---- Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian Insti,u
ton, IS writing chatty. personal book, brimfuIl
OF popularized science, ard all manner of learn
ing and experience pleasantly told something in
design and treatment like Scuthey's delightful
Doctor
'-'- The late Professor J. A. Alexander wrote :;
great deal, and varied the mOnotony OF the slave
~ OF the pen by altering the penmanship Rev
Dr Cuyier says that some drafts of his Commpn-
tary Were even written in a circle over huge
sheets OF paper, He once said that TO avoid the
teoium OF the recitation room, he never tang mt
two consecutive classes by the same methods en-
tlrely nor did he call the roll two DAYS exactly
alike. This love of variety lie carried into the
preparation OF his discourses: for we cannot now
recall any two that were constructed on the same
model.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

THE CASE OF JUpsE SrrMP.-Among the wit
neeses examined in this case on Tuesday on the
part Of the defence Were John s. Pointer. Major
McPhail, Michael 8. Norman, Charles Windsor,
VIM Myers, interpreter, George w Westwood,
Bond Jarrett and Deputy Sheriff Davis The tes-
hmony of Mr.. Pointer was principally intended
20 rebut tbs testimony Of Sheriff Dreamer with
regard to the Improper action Of the Judge in his
Judicial capacity, and Il * said 10 have been A
fdlure- The other witnesses all testified to the
uniform sobriety of the Jude on the bench. his
courteous ard sentlemanIy bearing, aad the faith
fIl manner In which he discharged all his duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

FuNERAL or WV. E. BURTON erroneous
announcement that the funeral Of the late VIM
r Burton would take place from St Thomas
Church, Yesterday afternoon, attracted ouite .
crowd to that point conssting Of actors author,
and artists, and others drawn to the spot by mere
curiosity. But no signs OF opening the church
vicinity FOR some time. the assemblage gradually
Approximations explanations being given Of
the mystery. 1t was asserted positively that Mr.
that, owing to the peculiar domestic relations Of
the deceased, the services were held privately to
avoid scene, that Mr.. Burton had requested his
physicians to cover his corpse with a sheet imme-
dately upon his death, and not TO allow any one
even Of his family-to view IL.
The fact was, the tire and place Of the funeral
Were alike kept private purposely. 81 strictly
private Were the proceedings. that neither the
oriclatlng minister or the sexton were notified as
TO the exact time until few hours previous. The
reason assigned for this the earnest eluest Of
Mr.. Burton Immediately before he became insen-
sible.-N. Y. Times, Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15
Additional Foreign News by the Steams hi p
Bohemian, at Portland

The London Times says that the proposal OF
England, instead of standing out for Rosario
channel and the whole group of islands as agains.
Haro channel, looks to a third channel, which
gives San Juan to England and all the other
Islands to America. So considerable is the conces
sion that the nited States will be asked to give
England the whole Of a certain CO ist of headfand
winch the 18th parallel now cuts in two
The riotous proceedings at St Georges church
last London, had reached climax on SUNDAY
night, Jan. 70 The altar was threatened with de.
rnolitlon, considerable property DESTROYED, and
the orlcials threatened with violence. The Gov
eminent had promised its interference
IL is said that the immediate cause of the SUD-
preston OF the Paris Univers a letter pub
Il:hed from the Pope to the archbishops giving
his reasons for not accepting the Emperor's adj
vice.
The steel-plsted frigate Gloire. at Toulon had
n.en ordered TO prepare at once fof sea. Her des-
tnatlon was unknown.
party hostile to the annexation of Savoy tn
France bad made a demonstration at Chamberry.
and asked the governor whether il was the iDten
ton OF the King to cede Savoy to France. He re
Piled, Not willingly which was received with
shouts Of Firs la Roi
despatch dated Madrid on Tbu,sd,v s,v.
that on the preceding day considerable Moorish
force attacked the right wing of the Spanish on
cainPihent, out wsF1 rePuised. The Spaniards
then asSalied the Moorish lines and carried all
men -''''
The Paris Bourse was greatly depressed owing
20 NapOIecn's breach with the Pope s
A state OF SieSe was expected In HUNGARY and
PeneNa Agltai 49, continued To prevail in tn.
latter, ard In one day seven Austrian officers
were attdc hsd- A. Verona the Cavalry were or
dereo 70 clear the streets. Attempts had been
made to raise the tri-color in three towns The
authorities Of Venice had been made acquainted
With tie DETERMINATION Of Austria TO tain Venice
end defend ii - the utmost
6aribaldi arrived at Milan on the esth A
Turin letter saws that the military ties between
Sardinia and Central Italy were growing closer,
almost authorize assertion that military fusi on
pe accomplished. Everything pointed to he
Jaefe aDneration; and IL was believed that the.
usPntts OF Central Italy would take seats in the
manner The Hungarian Protestant Association
had Ieft vienna without an interview with the
mpeI0f, as ne refused to receive them except as
HuDgarians demand the RESTORATION ~ III 49,.
sod privileges Of their church, and will aceent
nothing Less One side or the othe, rcn.t ~ y
way, or a violent struggle is feared "'' give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

DEATH OF A NAVY OFFIcKR.-Capt Horace
Sawyer, U. 8. n, died at his room at the Lafav.
cite House in this city, yesterday, aged about
sixty five years. Capt Sawyer entered the navy
in the year 1872 and at the time of the Celebrated
action between the Cyane and Levant, which
occurred Feb. 90 1915. was a midshipm on the
Constitution. Commodore Stewart Commanded
the Constitution at that time; and himself ard
the present Commodore Shubrick, are now tn.
only surviving officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

II Mr. Frank Davis, residing near Charlotte,
N c. says the Buletin of that place, has been ex-
PEELED from his seat as grand juryman, "for hav-
ing expressed sentiments in opposition to the in
stitution OK slavery. He was Immediately bound
over IN the penal sum Of one Thousand dollars for
his appearance at the next sitting of the Superior
Court, - which meets in Nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

the greater share Of them-into the hands Of their
managing COMMITTEES. A failure on Mr.. Ether.
fdge's part to join the est Of the South American
party to prevent the success Of this we'll known
scheme Of theirs will be efectual In the ma tt.,
Of bringing about its success vote directly for
their candidate, as the House now stands divided
between Mess-s. Glossbrenner and Defrees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

" The States Of Georgia and Florida have re-
sPect:vely passed acts adopting permanent
boundary the line which commissioners are now
engaged in running between them, and confirm
Ing titles TO bono fds holders If land Florida
gains in territory and population by the compact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

IL The New York Courier and Enquirer has
pronounced In favor of VIM I'll Seward for Pres
ident. and declares that should either Bell, Crit
tenden or Bates ask to become the standard
in the name Of the Republican party, it must re-
specially decline the honor to be conferred upon
1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-15

IL The delegates to the Natisnal Republican
Convention from Connecticut are said to be abou,
equally divided in their choice for the Presidency
between Governor Chase and Mr.. Bates, of Mis-
souri,.