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Tho War in Mexico,

The Washington Constitution of Wednesday
contains the dispatches sent from New Orleans to
the Secretary of tho Navy, by Licutenants Minor
and Chapman, giving official accounts of the cap
ture of tho two war steamers-the Gen. Miramon
and tho Marquis Of Hayana-belonging to the
Miramon faction in Mexico, and proceeding to aid
III the seige of Vcrn Cruz. Our special dispatch
cs from Washington, published Wednesday. gave
everything of interest contained In the official re-
ports. Tho Constitution, which is tho organ of tho
administration, speaking of our relations with Moxi
co, says.
1t is certain that. if the United Staten fail to in
ierfere, throw awHy tho many and important ben
efts which are not within their grasp, neglect
their solemn duty to their own citizens and nban-
don Mexico to the devastating and sanguinary
war" which has so long torn and distracted her,
Great Britain or France pW Interfere and wo shall
have no just right to complain or remonstrate. We
have every right aud every incentive TO intervene
We can do no in the inersest Of humnity and civil
lization We can do 81 in the interest Of com.
mercc, and as beneficial 10 Mexico ns to ourselves.
w" can do 50 in the interest OF our citizens who
have boen oppressed and despocd, and Of those
who may yet bo oppressed and despoilcd If VIC fail
to protect them. We can do 30 in the interest Of
peace and constitutional liberty The means are
within our reach. Mexico herself, and those for
egn nations which are interested in her welfare
invite us to intervene. There is every reason why
should accept the invitation and not one which
III our OpnlOn, deserves tno name, why We should
decline it. Honor, peace duty to citizens tho
spread Of free institutions, the developement for
the use of the world Of vast commercial resources
now neglected, wasted the redemption OF an
entire people from desolation and ruin, every i'm
pulse Of humanity and every sentiment Of religion
demand that the United States shall no longer re-
main inert while the flames Of civil dscord desc
late our border, aud vast sources Of wealth, in
which the entire civilized world has IN interest
squandered by bandit factions, or left undevel-
oped because war, anarchy, and barbarism have
for years usurped the place Of peace, order and
civilazaton.
The Constitution urges that recent events in
Mexico furnishes additional reasons why tho Nc
Lane treaty ough to be ratified and contends that
it is due to citizens who reside in Mexico, and
who have suffered wrongs and injuries OF the gros
set and most appalling character. that the strong
arm ofthe United States authority should be put
forth to redress their grievances. and give them
curity for the future.
In view of the unsettled state of affairs at Vera
Cruz, it may be interesting TO know our naval
strength in that garter. The Gulf Sqadron,
which it should be borne in mind is but section
of the home squadron,it is composed of the follow
ing vessels:
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RE-USIoN OF rnsMETHoDIsr CHURcH.-We perceive
that the subject off union OF the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church, North and South, is being extensively
discussed in the various papers Of the Church, and
the present year being the Centenniary Anniversary
of Methodsts in the United States 10 regarded as the
most fitting time for Its accomplishment. The re-
cent National Convention held BY the lay-preacAers
of.he Methodist Episcopal connexiou in this city, had
the subject under consideration, and took some meas
for testing its practicabilty a correspondent
of the Richmond Christian Advocate, signinr him
self IA Baltimorean," takes up the question 10 Wig
orous and practical manner, and submits plan AZ 10
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MEDICINES. &C


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listening senaes with tr ihundsr Of eoqaercs or walked y
''''''' the living '' n %xSsIxas s''l all confidence
Married Young Mon %.sss
should Immediately consult Dr. Johnston. and Be restored
lie psec. himself under the Of Dr. Josa..se s
gously his honor gcnemsni and ssnndsnaly
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cu'ed by Dr. johnston ,>,,,,. 49, 5.a 5
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AMERICAN GUANO,

FROM JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLAM DIS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered the Planters Dealers satisflc
results have been attained by practical experiments
made b! gentlemen In Virginia who have used It side by side
with Peruvian Eide Island fertilizers and who
testify To lis superiority, Importance and value.
vi" act upon soils AS an immediate well durable Ter
tilizcr, enriclng but not exliaustng
1t is sold nj much less price than Peruvian and when
the result will be great II greater.
Pamphlets containing certificates in
Virginia and other States will be forwarded upon application
Of the American Guano Compan, in Rich
mond and all packages will have with the trade mark
of the Company he American eaglc) and will be warranted
pure will he put up In strong bags barrels at the option
Of the purchaser Price t40 per
FELIX II. CAVE, 12th street, Richmond,
feb 23-ts MOSES LACY, Agent for I.nehburg.
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Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg

AbOlitiOnistS Killed in Lynchburg!
Il The to Kill the Northern fanatics to buy your
STSfA Carriages, Bngges md Wagons nj BAlEl's, ls3
- Main Street, Lynchburg and not send your money
North TO enrich and enable the Aboionists make Sharpe
Rifles and Spears 10 send Ia negroes Ia kl US with
BAILEY was born aud raised in Campbell County and l.
makug with Increased facilities all the newest tarages
Rooka~a.s and Buggies neat and substantial Also, all kinds
of Harness Repairing and painting of Carriages done with
neancss aud isl,atci.
The subscriber returns his grateful Acknowledgements for pa
favos and solcts continuance of the All he asks Is
examination Of his work, fc,ing confident he please
DO th as 10 quality and price JNO II. BAILEY, AgL
Jan BOTS 1s3 Main St, l., ,nchlurg. Va.
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.

Lynchburg GuanO Depot.
ARMERS and the public generally hreb notified that
4 the Lynchburg Guano Depot kept by VIM A. Miller,
The Basn fully supplied with the follow ing
VIZ:
No. Peruvian Guano;
Recse's Mnnp .atci Guano;
sombrcro Guano, L.nclburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
Kcttewcll's Potash aud Plaster
have taken Ireeaution 10 furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guano from the Agents Of the Peruvian Co,
ernment which Is certainly am sole l., ,nchurg
for Reese Manipulated Guano, and will insure be .xac
y what is represented 10 be- viz half Peruvian and
half Sombrcro believe this to be good rs e,a pound
pound any crop that II may be used The sobrcru
buy in the lump and have II ground and sell il good
terms as be bought any where In the United States My
plan sell for small profit and hope The
patronage may be extended 10 that has been liberal
|, bestOwed heretofore. VIM. A.. MILLER,
sept l3-ds-Rep copy Tn Basin.
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Grass Seeds.
nN hand good stock of Clover. Timothy Orchard Gras
~ Herds Grass and English Blue Grass Seeds, hic i'll
sell low. NOWLIN II MIRRELI,
ian PITS No ~ rect,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LII due the LIST Of February. and
N ready settlement We earnestly request all friends
Who indebted both in the city and country to
forward promptly and make payment Our collet lions must
be made feb 81 STlGLER, PETERS " CO.
ItENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, SHIFT COLLARS, MAR.
" settles Bosoms, Neck Ties, &C., &C. just yed at
/. A. 4 7. XII SEY'S,
NH 1856 N lin street
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Sombrero Guano.
- tons of Phosphate Guano, just from sonrero Island
C West ndes the richest dcposite of Phosphate OF Lime
known the world containing between 10 and s0
Bone Phosphate Lime and which
friends and the public generally who deal fertilizers
We for the sale Of this acre. and
will sell atNorthem prices deducng expenses this
place
Pamphlets contain Its analysis &c, furnished appica-
ion o by mail
MoCORKLE & co. sole Agents.
april d.Scs Main Street 1.ynchburg, Va
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NEW con Germ.

WE have this day associated ourselves together for the pur
w pose OF conducting general Grocery and Commission
business under the style and Hrm Of bTRATroN HENsLEY at
old stand Of Murre Sratton, No. "a Main Street, Lynch
burg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand good assortment of Gro
Liquors. Staple Dry Gooda and In fact every article
al. Kept In Grocery establishment.
cuar attention paid the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and her kinds OF country produce
by strict attention business merit the patronage
frie, and the public generally
WM. II. sTRATToN,
tbtts sAML. W. HENSLEY.
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Ct CtPICED AND NOT SPICED, ITALIAN N[CCAKONI
dec ICd,s sTABLER q JONES.
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GEHL LE'S PIANOS.
WE have In storc-a good assortment Of
f1C,sS Lfsz==9G .ElII.E'S IMPROVED CROSS STRING
AN%HPlANoS at prices from $2j0 Ia 1900. which
ts,oume Of tone. oi touch. elegance Of
finish and durability of surpassed by
the world To additional strength a al these Pianos
furnished with full Metallic Plates and ever, Piano, sod
sr0tranted for fre gears
sW-A privilege of exchange granted time within x
months from day Of sale, should any instrument lal give full
satisfaction.
These Instruments highly recommended by TnALBERa,
GoTTscHALK, COCK a d j
e We prepared sell them reasonable terms
nd respectfully solicit examination of those We have.
25-ts j. WILLIAMS ~ SON, ~ Main ST.
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MANIPULATED GUANO.
M oher 70 the Planters of Virginia Guano prepaet by
w US follows:
1900 lbs best Peruvian Gunno that can be procured
800 do. SOmorero Guano containing 80 CT OF Phos
phate of Lime;
zoo do Ground Plaster for which pay ~ ton extra
the best information obtain believe this Mae is
Price 10 Planters Gas per ~ less ton when they
furnish the bags
~ Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co.,
Riclmond Virginia,
Ao for a'e by Commission and Grocery Merchants cities
~ We Planters whr used the Sombrero and
The Manipulated GuaBoamong them Jas. Gait ESD, A. War
wick Esq, Jos Allen, Esq and r. H. sty, Esq and others
Below give d. K Tuttle's Chemist at University of Na
report Of the samples from u bags and shall be Kept
To that Standard
qm able TO give yoa the result Of analysis They
show the Mixture be- what stated in former letter and
judge that fortunate the selection of materials
especially Of Peruvian Guano The per Of Ammonia
shows the pure Peruvian 10 contain l24 cent, which is
than the average. The Anilys is rs follows:
Moisture (gven of at boiling pont). 1903
'sphabe oi Lime 80
sulphuric Acid, 545; Lime 3C4. 9W
.umona o'sV
small quantity Of Alkaii-underniined. Water in
combination and organic matter ................. Ns5
10000
Hoping that yous fertilizer meet with the success which
IL deserves remain, yours,
dec 9d&cIy d. X. TUTTLE.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
II IL the best we seen.-ENainincr
IL does all II procsscs.-Enqurcr
No other compares with it.-South.
The work is strong and perfectt hran Advocate
The most perfect insirument-toIiral Presbyterian.
Equal, ii not superior to any.-Transerpt-
Decidedly the besi.-,lcnersonian Republican,
Superior 10 any-Nirgnia Citizen
The best In usc.-Culpep.r Observer.
Tho most compcte.-Eockingham Register.
The best madc--Valcy Democrat.
WITHOUT A RIVAL--ScienRc American.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in Virgil
mia.
It took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in New
York.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair New
Jersey.
syiyana.
IL took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Ken
tucky
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in ILL.,
nois.
it took the HIGHEST PREMIUM State Fair in Wis
cOnsin.
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in Mich
igan.
il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Mis-.
siSippi
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM ut the State Fair in Mis-
souri,.
Ii HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Cali
fomia.
And the Fairs in Cncnnat Chicago St. Louis baltimore
and Richmond.
A S. ENGLEDOvE, Sole Agent,
jan 23-s MAIN STREET, LYNCH uRG, VA.
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Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds,
JUST RECEIVED by
feb l5-ts STABLER & JON ES

GuanO.
MO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSPECTION.
~ sOMBRERO GUANO-Cargo Of the Schr. " War Eagle"
and Schr. :" Samuel" direct from the Island.
MANIPULATED GUANo-Msnufacired by ns-for sale by
iell 4
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FOR SALE.
On SHARES LYNCHBURG GAS COMPANY STOCK
OO 20 Shares Merchants Bank Stock;
5000 South Side Railroad Bonds, " cent:
200 do. do do 4 p cent;
2G0O Virgins and Tennessee 2nd Mortgage Bonds;
20 Shares lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance stotk.
jan 30is PETERS, SPENCE& co.
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y II n EIL.
Opposite the Ezcnange Bunk,
Main street, Lynchburg, va.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
III sTITZERS Is the place to buy your HATS made under bis
4own inspection BY the most celebrated workmen that can
produced He Is furnishing his with
The Hat that be produced There nothing
In this city They the Hat of the
thing really beautiful lie does design being egosca,
hat everybody must be If therefore, want
Hat eclipse all other hats In beauty style durability and
ans peculiarly adapted TO the form Of the head and exquisite
ly beautiful, Stilzers is the place 10 get 1t.
lie would also call attention 10 his large stock of Soft Felt
Hats grade and quality Servants Hats In great yae-
ly ne Cloth, Velvet and Plush Caps Children Fancy
iats Caps Ladies' Riding Hats and all kinds ofats made
H. orde the shortest notice.
CALI Stitzers Practical Halter for bargains, at the sign
,,,a Inpy dts
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Washington News.

wA.ntScroS, March 5. The Sergcant-at-
Arms Of the Senate returned to-day from
Boston. accompanied by Thaddeus Hyatt and
Judge Army Hyatt, it is said, came yolun-
tarily, and will appear before the Senate
during the week and submit the argument Of
his counsel to show that the resolution re-
quiring witnesses to attend the summons Of
the Investigating Committee Is unconsiitu-
tional.
The ofsciai r~rrt shows that the old Cap
i,ol buiding is sufficiently strong to bear,
without damage, the new iron dome, which
will weigh 800 tons more than half Of which
i. erected The Senate had instituted an it,
quiry, fearing the walls might not bear 50
much pressure. The COS, Of the dome will
be S90l 900 including the bronze mammoth
statue Of the Genius Of Liberty, with which
it is 10 be surmountcd.
The Sxtional Executive Committee 81 the
Constitutional Union party have fixed upon
the 9th Of MAY for holding the Nominating
Convention ut Baltimore,
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Late Elections.

CIcAco. March 6.
Tho municipal dection to-day passed off
without any disturbance of consequence -
the vote is large and probably reaches IS
900. The returns received indicate the cleo
ton of the entire Republican ticket by 600
to 200 majority.
ArBrRN, y Y March 6.
Morgan, Republican, WAS to-day elected
MAYOR, by four hundred majority over Hen
nv. Democrat The eniiro Republican city
ticket was elected. with one exception.
Troy, March e.
Isaac AcConike, Jr.. Democrat. was to-
day elected mayor, by three hundred MAORI
tv. The Democrats have also elected ma
jority of the council.
Urea. March G. Calvin Halt, Republi-
can, has been elected by seventy-cisht ma
jority The Democrats elected majority
Of the other oIhcers
ROCHESTER. Mar, 6.-llamlet D. Scranton.
Republican. is elected Mayor by about $50
ma ority. The Republicans also have the
City Council
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INDUsrRY.-Mr John Lovely, a workman
in the cooper shop of Messrs Z. b. & +. s.
Paine, manufactured during the year 1859
from stock in the rough, nine hundred and
eighteen barrels, one hundred forty two half
barrels. sixty fish casks, in all eleven hun
dred and twenty pieces, besides performing
job work to the amount of sixty dollars
Are not such instances of quiet industry to
be commended 2-Eastport Sentinel.
MIR. Seward sspeech is printed in Ger
man. and il to be extensively circulated BY
the Republican National Committee.
CRY ELKcTroN-The election at Bath on
Monday, resulted in the choice Of DR.. Israel
Putnam, Mayor, and Jacob Smith, Police
Judge, both Republicans.
The town elections in New York are
resulting largely in favor of the Republicans.
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state Of Maine.

HANCOCK S. To the Hon. Justices Of the SUI
preme judicial Court next to be holden at Els.
worth, within and tor said County, On the fourth
Tuesday Of October A. ID. 1882
, ESPECrFULLY represents Frederic A. ;.
~ Colby, Henry Colby, lima c. Presley, sta
tia Csfman and Eliza I, johnson, all OF Deer
Isle, in said County, that they seized in their
own right, in fee simple and as tenants in common
Of and in a certain parcel Of land situated 10 Deer
Isle, IN the following proportions, 10 wit;-the
said Frederic A. :. Colby Of oue-tweith, the said
Henry Colby Of one-twe.ith, the said selma e.
Presley Of eighteenth the said Statlla Cur
man OF one eighteenth, the said Eliza I. johnson
Of one 'ei. h.eonth. with Ambrose Gordon and
other person or persons unknown TO your petition.
er', Of the remaining fuur-sixths; said parcel OF
land is described and bounded as :ollows;-on the
north by the lot known as the Ezra Howard lot,
on the east by land Of Ell Perry, on the south by
land Of Ambrose c. Gordon and heirs OF Merry
Gordon, and on the west by water of the mill no,
containing about forty acres. And your petition
ers inr,her represent that they cannot possess oe-
cupy or improve their said parts to good adyan-
tage while the same lies in common aud undivided
AS aforesaid, but wholly lose the profit thereof
Wherefore they pray that notice may be issued in
due form Of law, and their said portion may DO cot
OF and ASST gned to them in severalty.
+, A. S. COLBY.
HENRY T.. COLBY.
SELMA c. PRESSEY.
STATILA CARMAN.
ELIZA 7. JOHNSON.
Deer Isle. OCT. Sd. 1859.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TEMPERANCE JoURNAL.-Therc has been so much
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that the friends of the Press as well the friends
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In addition to the ability with which the particu
lar it advocates supported, it deserves pub.
lie notice and public patronage for the literary,
agricultural and general news matter it contains.
As family paper it is one of tho best in the State.
appeal to the friends Of Temperance, especially
the Sons of Temperance to whose progress and
cess liberal portion Of its columns are devoted,
and to the lovers Of moral and intellectual excel.
lencc, whether it is not their duty to promote the
circulation of q paper that SO ably supports sill
those important objects. CoRREsroSpEsr.
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the style of the Boston edition of the Curl
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sued on either side of the Atlantic.
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EContents Of March No Of Halls Jour
nal Of health, New York. 81 Year
Specimens Ten cents
Getting mad, its folly. The daughter vic
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The mischievou- effects OF books Physiology.
The frequent falsity of death-9ed repentance.
he mischieyous tendency Of publishing the
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