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| Of tobacco to be injurious, he promptly re
piled:
/ sIf tobacco is chewed in a certain way
lit will do no harm to any one."
CHOW is that? ?" asked an antiquatet
Miss. ~
s.It should be es.chewed," returned tht
eminent statesman.
In reference to Mr.. Bells public career
they tell the following.
ANEcDoTE:
Mr.. Bell was going from the Senate
Chamber to his hotel, after delivering biz
celebrated speech on the re-opeuiug of the
slave trade, wheu he was overtaken by
prominent politician from one of the North
ern States, who saluted him with:
II say, Bell, that was good speech o.
yours; but you are always too solemn, and
your friends have told you so often -
"Well," replied the Senator, chow can
Bell help sounding solemn when it is
toled so often %
Immediately after this, the subject of oui
memoir was seized with severe fit of sick
ness yet even that did not quench his
spirit. When the doctor asked him how he
felt, one morning, he replied:
"Oh, I feel all sound, like any other
Bell"
If Mr.. Bell is elected to stay at home, he
will adorn that position and write for the
Ledger.
LIFE OF BRECKENRIDGE.
BIZ 4. Miner.
The subject of our story was born on the
day of his birth, on the Cincinnati Plat
form, and is chiefly noted for his eloquent
silence on public occasions. Being of a
fiery disposition, the Breckenridge coal was
appropriately named after him; and it is
question with US whether he is the more
noted as a duelist or fuelist. We can say
little more of him than that he was born OF
Southern, but honest parents, and has &C.
uuired some fame as an artillerist by his
management of the celebrated Buchanan,
which will be discharged on the 4th Of
March next. Mr. Breckinridge is rather
sharp in conversation, as is proved by the
following
ANECDOTE.
In the rear of Mr.. Breckinridge's private
residence is green sward, on which is To-
Gated pen for hogs. One day, while he
was standing by his pen (theu empty with
a friend, watching the motions of hog
that was luxuriously roofing the sward just
before them, one of the negroes came from
the house and filed the trough Of the pig
pen with swill The hog heard the gush
of the swill, aud looked wistfully toward
the pen, and then back where be had been
roofing, as though undecided what to dc
about it. Finally, however, the swill pre-
vailed, and, with decisive grunt, he trot'
ted toward the pen.
Turning to his friend, Mr.. Breckenridge
said:
"If that hog could speak, what line Of
Bulwer's drama of 'Richelieu' might he
appropriately quote ?"
The friend didn't know.
"Why," exclaimed Breckinridge, "he
might truly say: "'The pen is mightie1
than the sward!'"
That night the friend died Of measles
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-08-02

DECEIV ED.--Heimstreet 1nimitable
EG Hair Coloring and Restorer. Also, Chero-
kee Remedy, specific for urinary diseases. 1t
can be sent securely by mail to any point. See
advertisement 10 another column.
ALLISON & BRATTON, Druggists.
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CEGARS AND SNUFF.-Choice Ha-
y vana, American and German SEGARS. Lor-
lizards Scotch and Macaboy SNUFF; Fine
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. For Sale by
ALLISON & BRATTON, Druggists.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-08-02

TNOR INFLAMED OR SORE EYES
Il Thompson's Eye Water and Mitchell's Eys
Salve. For Sale by
ALLISON & BRATTON, Druggists.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-08-02

NATINES.--Pure old Port, Madeira, Tene-
w rife, Sherry and Malaga, or Sweet Wines !;
also, Ale and Porter, strictly for medicinal pur-
nosps at ALLISON 6 BRATTON'S.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-08-02

Toward the conclusion of the battle of
San Jaciuto, Texas Ranger dashed fran
tically into a tent where Houston was as
leep, and aroused him with the exclamation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
Rem lrkable Escape of II Lunatic from tho
Northern ASYLUM.

| Among the inmates of tho Northern Ohio Lu
matte Asylum is person named Whecdon, on,c u
highly respectable citizen in good circumstances,
and said to have been member OF the former
coal firm Of |. &. Pendlcton Il Go. lie has been
in the Asylum for sume time. For soma time
past he has manifested u strong disposition to cs
cape, and the utmost care aud Vigilance has been
exercised to Illustrate his des 5ns but not always
with success. Before hcLg placed in his sleep
ing room he has been always stripped and ca'elnl
y examined to prevent the secreting OF any instru
ment and nll ha clothes but his shir,. Jant 10 ms
and stockings taken away. In spite W these Pre-
cautions he has succeeded three times within II
few days in escaping from his room. About NV"
weeks since he took set Of false teeth out "i his
muath, and by constant work contrived with them
to saw hole through tho door oi his chamber.
large enough, to ndm,t OF his dropping through
into another part OF the house. aud then ping
lie traced aud caught Mt the house ol Mr.
Pcndl stun, on Euclid street. few DAYS nco he
sccreted n pin and with tha, exceedingly UNLIKELY
instru meut managed 10 pick the lock OF his door
aud escape into the hail. whore he was fortunate
~ arrested. lie then stated that n pin was mo u
value than $4,000 when ho wished to escape iron,
u room.
Last Saturday night he WAS carefully examined
Us usual, before placed in his room. but succeed
ed in societing small brass ring, split ut one
| part, in his hair. On being locked up for the
! night, be set to work, and with the ring he cut
through the window sash and SHUTTER, rs to en-
| able him 10 remove them from the window. lie
| then took the coverd ID ID" bed. and tore it into
strips, with which he made rope reaching near
| ly to the ground. IA distance ui some twenty-five
or thirty feet Soue Of the cotton batting with
! which the covcrlid was wadled he placed in his
stockinss to protect his feet ms he had no shoe.
| Then dressing himself in shirt, trousers and
stockings, she slid down the rope and escaped.
Striking across the country to Eight Mile Lock,
he took the towpath of the canal and walked
down to University heights, where he arrived yes
torday afternoon. The officers OF the lum
were on his track, aud with officer Mcllra,h Of
the police. came on him yesterday Sunday af-
ternoon. He was very quiet when arrested. and
spoke freely Of his escape, and made no resist
ance to being taken back to the Asylum. We
question whether this series o! extraordinary
| capes can DO well matched Ciereiand Herald Of
March 5th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

Rev. THos. II. STOCKTON. --This eminent cler-
gyman who has just been elected chaplain to the
House Of Congress, was recently compelled to
suspend the publication Of small religious jour
nal, in Philadelphia, for want of support. In
announcing the suspension he feelingly remark =
ed:
1T seems hard, in the midst ofdaily struggles
with sickness and death. without private means
without regular pastoral position support, in u
condition far poorer than that Of simple poverty,
toiing. though unable to toll. and steadily sink
ing notwithstanding all tolls; we repeat it, it is
bard to be drivea to ones wits end. hcmmed in.
crushed out from the very center Of great Chris
tian public. vast. mighty, wealthy and cxultant
Brotherhood. yet callous as statues aud careless
a. stones. Had il not been that Divine Providence
has supplied as with two sons, still minors, who
tor the last two or three years have brought home
to their mother their weekly wages, we might
have starved to death among hundreds Of churches
and myriads Of Christians. for any one or all Of
whom. according to our opportunity or ability,
perform brothers part"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
Words of Caution

~ If We were 10 tell readers that the and
N springs Throughout the country poisoned
lhal We had discovered andte effects
that would nni gladly avail themselves discovery with
The hope Of aNtrng death. II tell
had discovered mlne oi treasure enough u.s. and
that prepared 10 share with tem would refuse
our aid To fortune But as health is valuable than Riches
o" much more graIiie should they learn that great
aiac"a has been compounded ot purely vegetable
mat It's curative powers little less light and
darkness Need We insancesy on the pro.
rS"r OF BAKERS BliiEi.s and examine the IN, Rad, Of
crrhaic from all sections of the SOUTH persons who have
ntrn cured Of DyPl" BY lis aheany properties. Among
them You VII STE the vouchers of old and Young male and t-
alt tNoilg this BTTEks Ia the skies blessing proyi-
dance for lis curative But its confined,
L. Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield rcadl, To Its pow,rs
Torpid l'ers become quickencd and active lis ntu-
th,c Sour SloIacis made healthy lis neulrnzipr pf
LOIS indigestion disappears when il organs life
lrrhna cannot resist s tonic powers And Cholera ilse
"h mel by these BiIrERs is promptly dsarined
harmless US thousands of persons have certified il in
Nv ai f when Thai sconrge ing the country
ia hEks Bll lEEe will remedy all Ills OF humanity
@ -hci Diseases caused the and bowels rs.
! !,d 10 It's strengthening en,.ts and speedily driven
H"h iic Aeieih All Who need should try it, and be.
= srlnt lhrir nmn judges of its virtues
r"r sac D! all 'e druggists in L,nehburg and by all tho
Pla Druggists IN the cy OF richmond and here IN
HGha; nN" OF Ntssrs Chds. Sto / Co., Washington ci,
- = r. H. Alablcr Co. Baltimore. Md. d. D. Miller, Cuy-
ihg'"l' ny. and Barnes ~ iark, NJ \.
Orders filled by addressing l.. BAKER Propri,t,r
"" Hi-u@tis Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
The Secret Out.

The Washington Star, Democratic journal,
lets the cat out Of the bag, and thus exposes the
secret Of the otherwise unaccountable proclisi'e-
that have lately been manifested by certain Sou
thern gentlemen, all Of a sudden. seized With the
Douglas mania. Says the Star:
at is we'll known in political circles here that
Senator Douglas and his leading adhcrents have
played a very bold and rather amusing game with
more than score Of gentlemen in public ME now:
or ambitious again 70 be in public life. lie and
they have pledged the reversion OF h's strength IN
the Charleston Convention to at least six wUuld-be
candidates for the Democratic Presidential MONT
nation and his support, and that OF bis party Tor
the Vice Presidential nomination. 10 full twenty
two. Ills condition made for the reversion ct his
Presidential nomination strength, Is that the
promised recipient oft to labor with might
and main to secure him as heavy commitments
ary vote in the first few ballotings rs POSSIBLE
With those he ticklcs with the Nice-Pres dentml
straw. the condition is, virtually. that his nart-
sans in the Convention will vdte for tho nomina-
ton OF him who is most efficient in securing his
tMr. D.'s) nomination for the Presidency. These
promises Of himself and his friends account for
the quasi leaning toward him Of more than one
Southern gentleman who would Indignantly rerel
tho soft impeachment OF DJuclasis If boldly
charged upon him. The dod &c would be rilicn-
lous one played oG upon amy others than gentle
men bitten with the Presidential MANN; hut all
the world know well that when that attacks wen
thr astutest. it becomes muuuininid past all IA
tianal remedy. The ways around us say that If
ovcry one OF Mr. Donglas's promises to the end o
securing the Charleston tarycHtion's nomination
he carried out. we shall have hereafter govern
ment with ten Presidents, forty Aice Pre,i denfs
md, beside. tho depopulation Of tho country 10y
md through the number of American Ministers
sent To foreign Cmrts!'
Think Of an nspirant FOR the chair once filled
by Washington. INDUCING in such little election
eeripg tricks! But Douglas. rs everybody knows,
is pot-houso and bar-room politician; "thc rug
god vulgnrities Of whose early education" ia Mr..
Pryor says. "hnve only been sofiencd by nssecia-
ton with Southern gentlemen" lie is essential
ly demagogue., and can no more elevate HIM
self above tho sphere for which nature intended
him, than the leopard can change h+spots, or tho
Ethiopian bis color. Douglas will be true 10 bis
own instincts, and that is the most that DO
said for him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG MARIE
gkFoRTED
A. B. FUCKER, = ~
PRO DU Q l. b r . * L r,
t1S3 MAIN eIIEET.

i1s3 MAIN sxEEET.
eNThese quoiaons viii he understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
Arrrrs-Grecn brisk at 81 5uG15eo per Dbl for prime.
BAcuN-suply good connue my quotations AT i0H0l IL
cts.
BrAss.-whe- al l5o@sls3 bushel.
swAx32ls 81 cents.
IIr1rrnFresi. Rolls Frkin supply laots
taile Butter 2b6hs5 els; Frkin lgGf cts.
CogS.--i GLOW ~ cts: White ~ cts
1 CoBN MFat.-ln demand: 9'@y91 nis
tEugNr-JaInrs River II 6ptt al.>o 49,
Dam fRruApfes sl21ft tl:1 leaied Peaches, sioD
%: tnpealrl do Is onG1 ~ 10 Il bush.
FLorE.-ibr receipts llghtsh an increased demand
qute supc-iine ~ sds6l2; Extra 1880 tds; Family
tGsiGC 100.
FLlxsrTp-Dcmand good-sl 2,GGl.3o.
FKArHkHs--I3Gti - ctnlr.
fEHulzERsSo Peruvian Guano 62,50 Pton Of mm bs;
Rres Mahipul FL Gn4no Ss5hUb spmbrero Guano sS)OO
Mexican SAuD Rhodes Phosphate of Lime Foo
phospho Peruvian Guaio sj.5o; Ground Plaster
loose, 5000; Packed fli.Ah
GnAss >fED-, sdoaG,G25; Timothy ~ 6tt2 ss Or
charl n asa ~: Randall Grass 900 FLIP; Evergreen 1890
ttNsENo.-DdfJj
HAY.--Sl.0@btl.l2f T. 100 DIS.
IEoS.-MpunlaIa &1,ft 800; Viewers 800 2 ton.
IAED.-supply good nj l19t ~ cens
ILur1lounH-iowt !afi I l.Gt Mountain si0t90 cents
NIoSsWhte -'59>i ci-.; Red GA 10 cts /! busitl
OArsi hive active demand at 6olDG9 Tor White;
G}GI - cents fur Black. -
Fr,s-!ickci cd iI5 ~ 90: Black Cow Pea lo1$5o.
Put,foE,-I .,it - = cenis-accarling to quality,
Receipts have largely increased at all the ware
houses The past week ihnUgh continue 10 notice the absence
al nnc a"rkngl quote Lug, Poor 10 Common s2"h9Ifl'p;
Bright Clean Working 45m0 $50; Poor To Common Leaf
SIjomt,a6: Bright Working Leaf !, Gi sZ2", The highest
price ut the
WngAr small receipts have notice improved
telling and quote Red II 9fiio for c'ee White 1880
ii.ia.
a,hed y. Washed 5000 cts. according t" quail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
New Goods! New Goods!
"OR THE SpRJN ,rI ,n,


a. ~ L. hlse desire, most respectfully. return
10 lhei thanks !" the ladies and citizens general, of
burg M the very liberal patronage bcoS ed upon Them r the
s' sN months 'Id 10 inform them thai are now
The largest stock Of Paris Trimming, Fancy tios ever
before offered in any one retail establishment Sui Of
more Their stock viii he complete by 10Th Instant when
ic! VII be happy 10 show 10 vr customers and lie nuic
lars Dress Trimmings Of the very latest importation Cotton
brhds aud frngcs IN great prousion, Twed Ribbons R,
kihbons Cords Cords aud Tasses, Tasse buttons Dress
@l., Mahtll'ss and Manla Trimming Brals of every IL
srpuon Buttons OF all kinds and Hoop skirts frm
cents 10 81 Fans nom cent To 81 arrass from "a cent -
Su Umbrellas from 90 cts te S. Kid Gloves nil szr anil %
ors SIN Mitts from 20 els 10 81 Crochet Cotton (rba
dcs anu Siik Emh'oierng sir, Cotton Linen Xc Ida o.
ION Bonnet RoIrhcs from 10 - cts Velvet Rbnns nh
widths aba from % cts 10 SIC Work Boxes from ~ CENTS m
Wv feri"ns writing Desks, Money Bags Travelling Bavs
J.l and oi Jewelry Beautiful Curtis from Al " To AZ H.
na ar FINISHES and the most ecgan, assortment of Inr
Gus and irr'nmery 10 he found in cy Powder pn w. a
bones rleh ana rare China Armaments Loops sc Combs Of
rNs, material ana shape torseis staps Splits skin Sup
poriers Ieph! Worsed, shetland Wool and Nuhins. tI
BasSes fane! Hair Pins and stock OF Head Ne,s an
ii'a ornaments OF the latest Styles Pins Needles s.
nag eik lotion aud Thread Hosiery and Gloves. W,lin
1anes nbreas shirts and shirt Collars watts ives P
hies igar asses shirt BoSoms, Knives Scissor, yc So
a I" winch the! are determined 10 upon such rms ns s
noa i 10 meet the appreciation of the closest buyers nA 70
please the most fistidous. S ''!'S' anu 10
Merchants, aud Ladies in the Dress MAKING bnsno..
Hs;"f'laN invited 10 give us call, whom win m a,wnI
NH SdIw ' L. A. 4 +. kINsEY,
min stk.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
Additional Foreign News by the Nova
Scnfin.

The arrival of the Nova Scotia ut St. Johns on
Friday. was announced in our telegraphic column
Saturday. A second dispatch gives tho sntyoihed
news in addition to what was then published.
p The steamers Nova Scotian and Glasgow salied
simultaneously for New York. The steamer New
York was 10 leave Southampton I'm the same day.
The steamer Niagara would leave on the 25th, in
place If the America. The steamer America ar
rived Mt Queenstown on the morning OF the I'd.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived few h"nrs
later
Heavy gales have been cxperiencedon the Eng
lsh coast. The steamer Odione, from Dublin for
L,n,lon, came in collision with the steamer lie.
rone IN the l9ih. The steamer sunk in twenty
minutes and some forty or fifty persons were
drowned
The ship National Guard. from Liverpool, for
Galveston, had put back leaky.
Rnmors were current OF an address attributed
to Victor Emanuel calling Naples aud Sicily to lt-
surrection.
The construction tournaments ut Piedmont was
being accelerated.
1t had becn decided at the Vatican that the
Ring Of Sardinia WINS not I'd be excommunlcated,
whatever political events might snpcrvene.
A report was current that u plot against Napo-
leon had been discovered.
A Madrid telegram says that the Spanish troops
had repnlscd another soriie from the Moorish gar
rison. suffering n loss of 80 killed, lag wounded
and 81 missing. Tie Spanish press unani-
nous in their demand for the adoption of en-
crgoiic policy against Morocco.
The Novn Scotia was to have sailed from St.
Johns for Portland Friday Afternoon, n heavy
Southeast gale prevailed ut ST. johns Thursday
night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
Removal Of Judge Stump of Baltimore.

The Senate Of Maryland on Thursday la.t. con-
Cured in tho action Of ihe House of Delegates,
and adopted tho address to tho Governor for tho
removal OF Judge Stump from the bench Of tho
Criminal Court u Baltimore by veto Of Is to g..
The conytitutien requires IL vote of twothird1
in each House to remove Judge. Two'thirds of
tho House is SO, and two thirds of the Senate 5
so that there is majority of s in the House md
3 in the SENATE. Tho constitution requires the
Governor to comply with tho request Of the Irgis
lature, md Gil tho vacancy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
BALTIMORE CATTLE NArKrr u.n.,, >

-, ~ IUNF NAI TIE MAEkET MArcn 3
btei tateI he offerings al the to-day amoup al ,,
so mead OF Me number offered driven IN PIN
aueha W 't's over unso,. and the remainder purchase.
"o're butchers aud packers prices ranging irun Va
70 TO 'r lH' l's gross nltaeng t4oo. lot of extra
soIa ~ :" per iva lbs rres shade better TO duy
ana 'le market closed dull and heavy. '''
Susceptible markct nrut, So we'll slni,l cola h.,
"e "ahis ms Metk al siGLJ LOO lbs gross as 10 ,ty
Hogs the supply fair aud prices shade lower. sal
r uas ''S "eeN III f>VD sou pc. loo ths, the butchers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
PllnterS SnYinrs Bank

1 u nreliug oi the stock holcrs OF the Planters
"a bank held IN The Office Of D. H. Robinson. Friday
ing March 9TH ~6D the following Officers elected Tor
,n-,ns year;
Ycesi,icBf--S. W shelton.
IsfGt Hyrr--J : towan
Secyrftry--NHn faiatrrn.
Ui,etiars g H. Ma~sr, VIM. Crumptun, Maurice Moore
Philip T. Whcrs j. H. Iiobinson A q. Hancock A. AcAan
der. John II. >cay.
This Institution will pay cent per all money
without REGARD 10 the tint II deposit Certificates
Of deposits paid on application.
IAS.iHt re-, March nh, lsGn. lmh T. dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

TIM E,srnN CALAMITY. --EAsToS. P,.. March
S.Mr. Valentine hooley, ono Of the sufferers
by the steamboat explosion near here. died this
morning. lie WAS n resident Of Easton. Tie
wreck was not all cleared until last night. The
bodies Of young sharp. Mr.. kcssl,r aud Mr.. Beat
~ have not been rccuy cred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

REpucrioN OF PosrorrlcE ExPENsEs-The post
once committee ct the House of Representatives
have prepared bill reducing the expenses of the
Postoihce Department. 1t reduces the commits
sio"s vi all postmasers about fifteen per cent ex-
eept the Offices in which the po.tages amount to
less Than hundred dollars. i; also regulates the
number and duties Of route agents, provides for
recutlnS the number of postoffce clerk alb dish
es the law OF 1854, which authorizes the Posm,s-
tor 1eneral to allow extra pay to pos,masters be-
yond the commission allowed bv law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
Road This I

sneLBivitLE, Uenn..) Oct 16, 1850.
n Messrs. PER-! Davis Son -Sirs--(iratude TO
TsS You. and duty suffering humanity, require that
should make know the benefit have derived
your truly valuable Pain Killer and II by seeing this
hr'i will be Induced as 10 give ii trial and be healed
| shall he compensated II thousand fold.
In june, ,h after rptraccd illness Of months
severely attacked with drew sinss, vertigo, dimncss of
sgh aud "ss Of appetite, accompanied BY difficulty
breathing, etc My physician pronounced my pneumonia
bordering on the tst stage III consumption; and after exhaust
H. his skill declared positively that had the
that he could do nothing for and thai must die. Howc,-
do, which did with no eject. then made
= which proved inefficient.
BY this time symptoms pain in the head, morning
evening aud during the night darling pains through the chest
burning in the palms OF the hands quick pulse, night sweals
difficulty of breathing etc. wlsn fortunately got hold the
peoples Pamphlet IN which saw the of Mcssrs Binn
Cone, aud others which induced try Perry Davis Negc
table Pain klri aud Strangers 1t appear dcr more
benefit from the of twenty hsc cent bottle than
dnnc from all other medicines ha, used bottles Of the
Pain Kill, and hearty and enjoy better health than have
heretofore done for Il nuii'cr Of Years
nah 10 In GcSTANITS A. CEIOY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

GREAT socrL QvEsrlos.-Which is tho right
side of twenty? What do YOU saw to fnurteeny
Is twenty-one the wrong side? Should YOU call
twenty-nine the wrong side of twenty or the right
side OF thirty? Has forty any right side at all.
nearer than some figure under thirty? If there
Is right side of forty is it not that which is tho
nearer to three score and ten?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

Inn MISSOURI LEGIsIAruRE.--ST. LOUIS, March
o.ZThe bill excluding free negroes from the State,
Snasf the penalty Of becoming slaves. was passed
~ ms eenate yesterday. 1t had previously been
BY both Houses At the lust session but failed ~
!. fsoe've the signature Of the Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

NEW JERSEY PoLlrlcs.-Thc Opposition conven-
non oil New Jersey was held at Trenton on Thurs
day. Twenty.eight delegates were appointed 10
the Chicngo convention. Resolutions we're adop
ted denouncing Buchanan's administration
AGAINST the slave code, in favor of a protective tar
IN and homestead bill. The delegates were not
Instructed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

sur BrILDISG IN New ESGLA>D.-Eastcrn pa.
p"r1 tote Il ghly increased witty in sh
building, though 1t is evident that with the sur
plus Of vessels on hand there is nothing 10 Justify
extensive building This wear.