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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

The Oligarchs in Montgomery, Ala
bama, are engaged in the laudabIe busi-
ness of burning erery copy Of SpurgeOn's
sermons they can lay their hands on. They
have decreed the burning of all copies tha,
may be found in the bookstores and in
private houses, and advertize the affair to
come of in the Jail yard in about week
The next book in order will be the Bible.
Mrs. Rush, Of Champaign county, Ohio,
has recovered $1,000 damages from Peter
Dawson, liquor seller. Dawson sold her
husband rum, under the influence Of
which be committed an assault upon her.
injuring her foot SO that ampuraton was
necessary. The sui, was brought under
"An Act to provide against the evils re-
sulting from the sale of intoxicating liq-
uors in the State of Ohio.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

tF Look out for Spring FeYcrs"
and March winds"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
Scea.rwsma> >i,mnecn.
pambm 8tNmerif. podetaDrt Qlrtien- G'rleuldafs
San.pffbtffd5rt
: % RfE IWkIftI g
,s,AfT.s,e,

Paniours iine 'se'e BORT, eic Soutbamptuu
rsrit!en Der neue ouf has 5oliS,lc oebnutrn nm tr
S1ntete eu9crGfttrn 9rcgen ,iitratn @pcomrfIdijTs
o oruI Ilta, 1000 Sons, Capt. 3rausnlnnn.
ammonia, 1000 Sous, CAPT. G56psnlen
Saronta, $500 5Ons, Gapt. Gblers.
96tgs pc9en brsr tntlln uno stud6sn Sabrten rutm.
''@i 0eIannIe @ 9ampIIbHe msrcCn ressIn,5eis am
@rltcn llno 6itnbcBnten iepen Nenots
con srip gcrF ure 6ambur0 MA 5opsonntn trn,Sir,
nekmen NaTGgerc Ypn Ycie alrrf mad, : '"'
2anl5nr9, paOre. Sonrun unS sputhamptun
III fcleenbcn Qreilen:
@rfc 9diEte SION
8petit Gaiutc 55
SmifGchptd az
Bon @ambure mad, Nr,o 1urf:
GrIIc Goiu!c $lI25O. 9psitr GcrStc So o.,;eA>s
so "SsSen Naia9r psilpt ntar lid an
u u. stic1GrS, S5pus H. gmp
t5O Srpob Dap yfcrs 9srr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
6Uls! Sol;I

AntFfeiFnt.er bdlt forpdsrenb cinen ,r.s,,
S'9en- Tao 5iaRrbsS better SuGlita unb f,m Snn PEN
@n0en olrrmt unttr Den 8isti9ten @epnon1sn rrt
o,t "&uif SOn Narn mtr0 Oas cepaen pienfrc be-
eeie eeer Geo Il. 6pleq 2yoaoage. Smir in oSr @
Foet!a9e G' SToe6'trf nabe &rOUe Ivcnne strSer ,,
ssSTsi' grSils: oas 5ett gt6enbOis ~ $50 nnS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
SIemc SiSirtDftbaft
unp

a8erbter 9aIun.
!, Dem puOIitum bic er9tbenifs Qn,eise, Sag Der
unterjFtdnete in leinem 9auls am Qltcn Martt.
Dem 6ti@m1rft 9e9enuber cine gBirtblbaIt ne6lf
Eta9srbler'Sd trri4tet Sat, woIelbR er Tb
Lrcuen miro, letne 6reunpe unO pas WuGlifum i'm
Aa9smeneH NIT een bsllen @etranfen bepicren
" fSunsn. Siorence Mtnsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
9ranA GsIir's .3lnRrirtr .BritnnoI
6r@h SeHttc'S SlImffrirte geitur
MranE 9chIIc,A GIiuan y y

9tant Scntics Siiuftrirtc 3cftuuo
Siant cselieo Sluiirtrie 5eiuno IN auf hos b O. o.,
ptr 9ecrGd 10 Seten rt unb icS;r Sobroano Sr.: y"
n pT@Fn St'Si uho Sn9alio Sereibnip bcocGsben urS
0aeet stnen Sdne Der SSlr NsrpT tnr6dii os iT,enS
suslit, am metitcn betbrbc unc tn.crpatt 'SS tS,
eat metNs@ tn pen Ser. Staatcn srtcinf.
~ iFpe'u. scen @tlfpoS in Ncrgor pnt ,sifst ,us
Se NJ 0ee gr1Bts tlln te SDpcubiaft rseIrs IN Ss
@ r S%rGs in ten Ser taoten crcin enSSI, ~ s%t. rua
og1v Der S6rutsnn 8ascscrciar oSas-
tlN's. ASse ma. III unlee 3anpSeuc nnr rotnS nnn
IL @tTo Die 5Inltrrtc 3rituus IN acir SbsS s,or
Ssn s S s%sg' MFe "a ne 3 ppacu unS rsIi5
perben. " "''' ouHttle 9ep@lten
6fanf SssIiea Sapisirtr enma in bel osn 9efmuos.
sestn ni.nN Su g%U, Posr aus Der St DO ls ranfDrt
Air nrrleneeIt N @rcn,pIar gnr mr." "a oo
~tt GrenpIdlc fir $5.
~ 5000
5rdRt Qe4ltt
Ecr,,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
SsSlrtDScDofts GSr0tY.
lulaalls!
~Htnen Sreunoen unb Dem er1ammten pubIi.
tum ote gn3etge, bae metne neue

"t'.'st Oteunoen uno DEM 9cIamnten YubIi
tum ote @n3etge bae metne neme
9@rteusGSjrf
Dem @ Seiube icbt often fe6t. DtIcltr III oufs
@el&mddootlte einSsrihtct uno f5nueu bic ns.
eer'en @dite nit ben beitcn GrfrIhunoen i,Srr
Nrt, iomte aud nit warmen uub foltpn e5r.;tc,,
0eolent meroen. 9Bentrinter made ih borouf
auln'ertlem' foB ids ben pcn mir ae;cocnsn
StrGjnia QBen
retn uio uncrrfalldtt III 80 @ts. pcr TIorhs n.r.
Feufe. um iaplrct6cu Sclud tittst
. Ienttn 6e6Ger.
ONmsnbrf-Yerbtupung lwUben RICbnIonO MN
9ew gort.
Da6 DamPfidtii n9toanptc" verldgt Ei6mcnb
lSoen Otenlt"9, giahmtttags ll0r, unp glcrfoIT
Mittmuh 0ittaa.
DaS Onmpfi&iif nSamcStrwn" ptrlGst gltb.
mono teoen 6rettag gahmttdss utr, unp
Nprtclt am Samata9 Mittua.
Oer 6a9rpreis in Der @ajutr, Wa6l,eiten etu.
9flblpdcn, tetrGgt $40.
SIN Steera9c, pbne Srlf, SIS.
ercurlIonc- Gifsl, fiir Die Summermpuote nil,
tts, SIS. '''' ''''A'' S"''
9trirnSe, ric @littruts une @,mstoos Son
petersburg Grul5ua beNubtn, trcffen ,c:tIo NIT
Ger Norfpit' petersburg SGbn in crlferer Stubt
rtn, "m mt Dem Dampf6ppt wciter a.heu ~, fSn.
men. Atdets FUR biele 4uur fGnpcn ON Seters.
onf9 Depot 9el6l't mcrcen unp brtrdat rer oon,e
6a9rpre;S s'et&faGo nur SO.
En I'M II. 6ein.frr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31

Scfaunti,,ecbmnacm.
E. J. PICOT,
2tpotbcftr,
Gdt ser 17ten unb WlninifroFe

cue oer liten unp NtGlnltrnBe,
%. &tnperr ater ais Gjetalfe),
es'pFtb!t Iein rci6tolti9cs Eager oIlsr in feir
Sate lhlalenoen 9trtifct. pic ouh Vurfimerierr.
Se,fsn 4nrlten uno Sdnme iesr Irt; 8nrten.
Sele @la5 &C.; Giaarren Goudt, Rau. uno
9mnnpftatnt uno pifle onosre strtifcl msldtr in
9'ftd'n @petbetcn 9emGbnti6 gsfiibrt weroen.
9luPti"@lt6 moctt oerisbe aud auf feinen
osrhpnfen IHIn uno unrbIbaren H'Strsilin g1prm
&ilrr" nufnertlam.
Nie pcnttttr, ME 9rGBtcnt1rtIs aud rtc amcri
tanVWe Hefe9tnr wtro Don -. 6 tnocroate
Sslprst' Der and i'm ponopertaufe lsine 2uurS
tcute aufs 3rcunbidhitc bCoieueu miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
Il M 3us!
MiAlaerp ll1aarrn !

N. c. BARTON srIaubt litb Die Qn,eioe m
MAIDEN, oaB er lriRen Stgre pom 100 NAT 229
Dianltrabe, eberbalb Der 9tsn, Serlest BAT, po or
IN jeoer SailOn Elm DpufanOissS @6Ortimsnt DIR
fol9eueen Nrtitel oorrdt9is bait: Seioepe unb
Shsb- 9ats, 5auben, &OpfpuBs, fransSfl&e Blu.
wen uno SanOsr; SpiBsn 8ertba's unS Gaps,
SpisensS6le,er Grauer- Sragsn unp Ieioene unp
raa,en.Idbe Spiben- Wantaas.
nelOGnlOf relpe Die 8areorts beIuAsn Tonnes
IN oteie StOrs DUaifdnbise SaG- &c. Nn;ia
erbaltsE
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
. ScSinsun9en. c

ScEIHG II N0cn.
-, Wr,eiaer" srIdent iccen Npr1es, Srnntass ausec>
,,,sr ,,, ir6dntli&en SUbltriptcnSpcis srn 10 Gte
aft,r an SIC relp Srds rcsr $500 III iiDrlir SrrouS
t,;ob'ans arwSen nSen Gntsr tp9tnoen Stetn9ur9tr
Isros,re: Cirmatide Enruduns 10 Seen ooer reri~
a., ~ r.S ,yretn,aet 10 Cts, brcmaiec $780, eisc
~ : 25 ensu 0pnat $3.50, erci glrnae S40o iedle
r,rqie $500, Nptif Npnott Sl2.Co III StcreobrIt6er
rr,usbe,at(uno NNeioeu Die ra6 Selie6cN pcrdneert
c~rcn f5nucr rpcrben nit S25 90 per SGtr scretrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
Nen peutlrben sRlrthrn

Nen pfntlben gHntDen
Die o@n3sI3f, paB i0r I'm bisF8en GuROm. oouIe
lOOO @auonen oes tslten BON urs Ieibl imnor.
tirte" tranjDfiebeu 8ranby unter 8unp IEoru
paGen, cen MIR auBerit biut9 perfaufen.
0ernsr Die An50gt rap mir Die alieinioe Woen.
tur 9on Dem Dfrubmten re Senoge II. Go's 6 bom.
pd8ner ubsrnommen Babsn uno oas perIeIhr ~
bs' uns gu bebsn ut.
y. Gpttes IL. Gomp..
iSfO. II Yeavlfy
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31

Dawn 9. @orbIe.
Ute StraBe, 3wiidrr. 8roaO. nno Grace
gtl9mens, Sa.
eSratttatr @as II. eteam Vtpt Sitter.
Oertlte 1T in ben Stano oeIest, ole in pi,fes
0rldalt etnltln9rnoe Nrbeittn chen 10 l6ns[I unS
oiut9er 6erjHlteuen, ais rgsao elm onperts Der.
nrtis.s @ri&ait VIZ
8eferen3en.
q. S6nb. @, SD Nof.nt,
y. 6aiieI. Stetbins n NmG"m
9urceu VaOb II. So. @bns. 6 tsnra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
MONTICELLO HOTEL
2ln Die Damen 9tibmpnns

WI VII RDNIHtN JIElDWDnD9.
Maname 6andbe COON 0aris), bic tei tsr
tBtFh Sair 'n' NehaniSs Snitiiut FIR ibre 6ats as
FIRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
srbclt, bat 233 groaOnroge nabe Ser ssn ri, .s ,,
T;'@g39es Eager YCn 4Riaincrg. lBaaru ee6fn,t ""'
Napome s. hot Die Gbrs Den Dawen Wid,,nrts ,n,,,-
M@sH, N gap ter wager Won 8OnnetS uno &RtlItncrg
<SNattn ssF nsisten franSfl1en eecn uao GjeI6Had
Si9TgoSn 9te'daaS porgot9l9 Die ucuEen arr H. Wrrs
g95ts 40een N @o1are5, 6totbere, gBreatbs, S6boTs
so Ses. 9Ioeane Is ptro Ole 9rogts &ufmerfiefe,t ami
@ eat w gu 4getI m9oeteeE auGgs srpcnoen pr6 lire
9Gnn'rnen t0nn;n lis YsriQrri barn boe he mr ante
uno 9tlNmadgou ane9elhre 2Baare bilinit scnnlten
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
5rapt Qe4ltt.
IL HranffpTt tr Hsm. 0IcrI
20. A. FAUCHE
(sVp Ya7je),
I III a. er unp S}eweIIer

=, ~ 9tam,0Irape, Qpiltea Ger Stem uno IOtsr
,r 20, r. SaHdlt Ger lett gierunouu0n9 Sobrc in h,n
S0noGn une glto &ot bet5ftiat war r,aub M Srn s
germ G @pMenoS Gie Enie9E gu maen bab er ES3 @roSbir
in in lEn Efn9sS as1 93 @ trrat' ga nnp m euen SS ala
ep'"eh sur uno 3Girisbebtit auSfabrsn AZ fsnr ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
). ejm9geubeialers

-. Gn98embeialers
supporter 0pn penti6eH u, iran;5flbsn gpe;nen
uno SraIbiee,
Havana s Domestic Cigars,
'f'. IL 0rantllnih., Switben Der Id. II. L.
naGe G5pUcrncrtr.
S9s osHae Ygsiftm, n56eOn6tre ater gBeSerY,r,s,f.
'Ino oi PgirGn 9Sbt, per0en onf oisEs ,,,r ri+
sSfsisals; e't5f aafmn 9cnat nS srt S SS ~
Gtstm 2eeareh eifleS neun @IabincntS III grt
@eR tpt JIG III enocrtn heCn pber r5rbhrn S5;s, ;h
SaS mS.psn nicr @uesren sebtencn fofasnSt Wc
F,St s.O%2a M uIO gtf9Or8eboSsn iu wtpsn:
eRampa9nti taG, Surten).
9t9sins umO Meicl g6rine,
Nlle Sorlen gB6tsfrs, Sin
o,o 9ea6 mo @ppfr. Brandy.
aue Sortrn giqusure (gprOiaIs), ais: Sfammd
&niF, &tipntt, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nlle - Orten 6aYaHa unp GUmcific 6ioars ~,
iss'm Yrcis, Fyn&tnr8 Gautabaf, alIc Gortsn
Tautbtabaf, Gurbines &c. 3c.
I'm i's"nOIiS.a 3Rivrut Ottst 9. @a8asusttrcr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
SCbt aus nada
SSO. 2z OSnimffruSse! f!
Die biui0lfen Dry G}ppps in pihm.,e We

~ V'UVYTEH OFp NJUopS IN 9tl6menc!
9oOV garoe lttnc 9eoradts gatutne ppn G bis g ess
mtris i23 Cts t0ns 9arone ron bic I2 gtS.; bic Snt
l.sn .Uuttr tno bclts GHadt Sacuatts SroonSirs
TeTssee gu Gen elI9rcn 9rcticn; ll6ne iSorcy .fs ~
% 9te rerb Is, anocre iu 81 81 25 unS cbr; TmoT,
Seteenlto1s iu % Gte uno aufpdrtS; Stella SbomiS ~
81 u9 alnarte IN alien 6atsn, .tb ben erfartn ps
Hho elt9E 5u SIS. ee Anecrvdo hoS Dppprtc fclen S
garoloe unp Grnton Sttrtt spn Is GS an ofn6rIs Si
1utlIe3 o.. n W T'hmNne Die fenlten fron; MccSIssmprsS
SC"eo nnS RTEpn Stirling, Sbtnra @ilcm eois Sns
IN Sept!ln9, 2oSe 9lrtb, Oil Glct6 Garrete. Gonbrrs
Spto4 us 3pB NuS!tnS ;u critnuncneprrfb piosn Srt
m S'j SNP'Is Ssattcre nit 3te i'll ST. 25 une oUfmSrt
WI1Fosse Hto unS @'pot. n Stubc nit ScelS ~ 81 iSi
nNS aumare Nee unS Gtilorns G5attsre in STrn tors
SsH uno gu alien Yrttlen, ren 25 Gt5 an oufn6rs frin
SGpNS S!pptre III 30 9S. Men'e Slipptre an 621 6ts
etne 9eISEt Or ju So @o SriOro GicS GunSrcs Cjora
Su,5 Itn u. SMtee lIr perren, anabcn unC SerYantS
a sr 20 0is So pSt lparen nil, et9e p6nc dumen mad
N'~'t, Spitpb Strous
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
The German ADVERTISER,

p. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFMcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-17

APPLka.-Grcen--none Offering.
BAcos-Demand good-l notice sales at 10k1i1k for
prime.
Bg.ss-Nore Offering
ssDEeswAxs-8z6eSS cents
BrrrkRMaSkct well supped-Frcsh l2 10 49, sale Tor
Frkin
CoRssuppy arge-saes Sd to S. Yellow 50 to s1s for
Whit. bread Curn.
CoRs MEat~-picniy and duh At s5dts7A cents
CENENT.--Iamrs River ~. eU(b SOD
llaRD Fglu--So sale. - sssa..4... To-.
FLouR.-fhc receipts continue gh-with q god demand
quote supcrhne &6,25; txira $3.50; Family tsT5.
ILAxsExD.-f1,19I1 i5 ceris
FgATuIgs-t4GoI5 cents. -,-.
tn ~ 2.10 Ms kreses Manipulated Guano eb250:
r,ro tiuano $3a; Mexicnn iusno t25. American Guano
ftoe Hhees sup. Phosphate o Lime $1,000 Ruhns phospho
Pcrivhn Gunno fd2 30 kuhins hone Ash uano 452bU Euf
ms fpbaccs, Manure, t4. ufna Ground Bone Ash 43
fowlc Co.'S soluble I,shatrd Peruvian t1uHno, fS0b
DnYnds Bone Dust 90: lnins 1o5aeeo Manure $3.50
1round Plaster In bulk f90O in bags barrels kl0D.
GRASS 5EEps--No sale.
CIksESs.--jjtGL65
HtY.-liar SI.laflt i.30: u wagon load ~ 00ll$l.15
lKoN.-Monrtaia $y0GtAi p ION.
LARD.-snpPly good al II 1a6a12ceats.
E-.Thomastown 3l.j0 Mountain 81
ONIoSs-No snle.
PEas-No Backcyed offering. Cow PEA Al .35114l..0.
PoraroEs- White Mercer. o161Sl.
oATs--sheaf $li1ms$j 100 Bs; White 80 cts Black IS
cents II bush. of 81 ib-.
WnEaTNo new the markctpriccs rreg ular for the
small y reels 81 Old thai Offer
TOBACCO Receipts continue
mcnt In prices generally this week quote Lugs 81
TO %: BRIGHT ground ~ 81: dark deaf shipping and
stcmm ng - 10 10 70 Boz working leaf + tl2 5o bright
wrappers 40 10 tbD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-17

OR Oriental GUESTS dad one act of generous
liberality l'efore they left our shores They left
behind . present If SOC, 900, to I've distributed
among the police # Washington. Baltimore, Phil.
adelphia aud New Y"rk in proportion to the mum.
Der Of each, and # the time spent in each
city by the embassy. The gilt is in the hand, Of
mr.. Belmont. Of New York. who will forward
to the Mayors Of the four cities. the
lprop"rti"nate amounts intended for the police Of
each. The nnney was first handed Captain pu.
pont lor distrbuion. but he declined to receive i,
and finally Mr., Belmon, agreed to nc, for the do.
nors. The share for the police in Washington.
will, it 10 said. bo about 81. $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-17

TnE OVERLAND MArL.-van Buren,, Ark, july
l5.--The California Overland Mail, to the 2s,i,
has arrived
The Supreme Court Of California had ,cided
adversely to the claims nf Peter Smith IT, the land
IN which San Frnncisco lie built, except his title
To the beach and water i"ts. which was confirmed
This decision il favorable to actual settlers, but
destructive tn land and town lot spectators
The "fhciai returns from Oregon give Shield
Dem 70 majority.
g III mines had been opened ::in the Northern
part 1T Calihrnia with excellent proepec,s.
The San Francisco markets were utterly stag.
.'ant, with downward tendency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-17

Mr.. D. II. lIose. one of the delegates to the
Charleston and Baltimore Conventions, from the
twelfth Electoral district in this State. has issued
an address, in which, he maintains these PROPOSE.
tions
l1t That the nomination of Breckenridge and
Lane is disunion movement. %. That one
rlirl motive Of -uch movement 10 the future re-
"pening If the African slave trade. sd. That
Stephen a. D,ugas ia committed to the duc'rine
of protection. bv the General G,vernment, tn pei,
suns and property in the territories. i h. That
the union Of tho Southern Slates il favor Of The
BtecknrilSe ticket will throw the election into
the House of Representatives, where tho cleo
ton of Lincoln wall be unavoidable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-17
A Family Quarrel.

In the "obser,er aud Reporter" Union pa
per published 1t Lexington. the heme aud burial
place Of Henry Clay. wsindan AMUSING account
Of = messing called to ratify the nomination Of
Breckenridge and Lane. Resolutions were repor-
ted W the friends of tbese parties. and . speech
made by Mr.. Beck. who was . delegate to the
Charleston Convention. = WBilss these were pend
ing. n Doctor jackson came forward and made
Atro,g speech agaasi the ssalatiess and in favor
oil stephen A. Douglas a. the candidate If the
National Democracy. After this. smother speaker
by the name of Iiapsou was called cut. and i'm
porluned for apeech, when. 70 crafty the ao-
dienc" he got up and stated that he would sup
porl mo sectional candidate. and leastnf all. the
candidate of the Baltimore ssesders.' lie de-
clnred himself to be Bell and Everett man. and
TINT wns The only ticket with which the Black
Republicans could be defeated. An Arkansas
Democrat by the name Of FIournoy, who had boon
n lnernb'r of the Baltimore Convention, was
next called out and made long speech in favor
Of Douglas. denduncng the conduct of the sece-
de,s and opposing their nominees. To this speech
Mr.. james b. Clay, unworthy son Of the i'm
mortal patriot. commenced reply j; and the pns-
sage Mt arms between the Arkansas and the Ken
tutky ocoioco was said to have been very re-
frcahipg. 1.-THE audience was completely con-
yulsel with laughter at tho righteousness of the
affair. Upon the whole, says our contemporary.
the meeting Monday is one long to be remem.
bcred, talked over and laughed overland when
ever such another occurs may we DO there to
see There WAS any quantity Of fun in it, and
il we are not greatly deceived in the signs Of the
times. there is plenty more ahead in this intcres-
ting family quarrel.
We expect to witness good deal of the same
sort of iun in Virginia shortly, understanding
that the lists we're set up yesterday at Farmvic,
where tilt occurred between Messrs. Pryor and
Cha.. Irving rs the champions Of Breckenridge
and Douglas respectively.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-17
Expense of the Japanese Embassy in N ew
York

The Special Committee of tho Common Couu.
Gil of New York. appointed to received the Japnn
csc Embassy, held n private meeting Friday to au-
dit the bills. The Metropolitan Hotel bill footel
up SOL 600 and the others more then $50. 900
Among other items were ten thousand bottles Of
champaign consumed at the ball. cor two bottles
for each man, woman and child in attendance. -
The bill was cut down to an aggregate Of $780,
600; at which figures it was submitted to tho
Common Council. As the original appropriation
was only $4,000. II remains tn be seen whether
II approved by the Council. and Of course it will
bc. the Comptroller will draw his warrant for its
payment.
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DR.. "Worccstcr's New Eoglish Dictionary.
seems to he gaming ground among intelligent
men speaking and writing the English language
The work has met with n careful critic in :" h"
London Literary Gazette who, guided 10y well
understood principles, says that 'tho condi ions
Of good dictionary have heon complied with,
and realized in it. to the fullest extent = and thai
be has risen from the task of examination with
feelings Of no ordinary satisfaction Mt the result
and admiration of the care, scholarship, rhoso
phical method, and honest fidelity, Of which thi.
noble work bears the impress on every page"
We have received eapy of the work rom the
publishers. goiteu up in elegant style, and bound
in the most substantial manner. 1t is not nercs
lsary for us to adi our humble testimony to the
merits Of book that has already received the mp
probation of the first scholars in The country, aud
i. making its way into general use. SEQ adyer.
tisement in an,ther column.
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The friends of Bell and Everett, the Wings and
tnion men throughout the land. are moving on
ward, organizing. and increasing in strength and
determination. They are, North and South. East
aud Wcst asa 'hani of brothers." conscious Of
the emergency which exists in the public affairs,
and determined to do their duty to themselves
aud to the country. They are not deferred by
the "nn chance" cry Of those who have themselves
"no chance" whatever; and are unterriied by the
shouts and cnn,or of the Black Republicans
Success to their noble and patriotic exeI,iJns!
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riy mlortdt all dictionaries
the English dngungp, will be apparent o
more is examined aud consulted The will admired
and following brief ex,rnets will show in
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COMPLETION OF a TELEGRAPH LINE &c-Van
Buren,. AK, July l5.-A salute Of 80 gu"s was
h'ei this evening in honor Of the completion oil
The telegraph line to this city
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