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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-10

Ardfrary Dotngs in KanSaS.--A la
dy correspondent Of the Mobile Advcr-
tiser, writing from Kansas, rclatcs the
following eggstraordinary proceeding
After breakfast | was surprised to
SEQ my lnnd-lndy go out, and catching
her hens, tic each ono's logs together,
and throw them upon the ground, with,
"Thcrc, be good"
"What did you do that for z" | asked.
"Io mako 'cm lay" she answered.
"Make 'om lay; will that do it :" !
inquired.
''Lo, ycs," sho said, "did'nt you
ever hcnrn tell of that before :"
| confessed that ! had not. I'm nm
hour she went out again, and picking
up the hens, sure enough, some had
laid, those she let go, and they ran of,
not even cucl,ling their gratitude. But
those hens which seemed disposed to
be contrary, she struck ON the back,
snying,
'Youd better lay, you'd better lay,
for yoH won't go until you do," and in
II little while they too, had rccompeusod
their mistress for feeding them 80
bomtirully. She says she does so ovo-
ry morning, and the hens know well
enough that "thcy have got to lay"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-10

~ A poet was once walking with
Tallcyrand in the street, and at tho
Same time rccitiug some Of his own
verses. Tallcyrand perceived, at II
short distance " man yawnng, and
painting him out 10 his sfricnd, said.
''Not quito 30 loud-hc hears you =
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-10

E1U' When Lord Broughnn was in
tho House Of Commons one night II
member tainted. This member was II
poor pcdontic creature. Some one pro
posed to revive him with n glass Of
water but Brougham said, "Givc him
an old act Of Parliament 20 smell at"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
Who. is the Greatest !!

Years ago,in a deep heart of a noun
tain in Belgium, hundred men were
working coal mine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

TORNADO IN MIsslssIrrI.-Tho Canton Miss
Iissippi, american Citizen of the 18th. gives the
particulars Of o tornado which passed through
Madison county, in that State. on the 3lst utimo,
which did good deal Of damage. It's course was
from West to East, and the track about three hun
dred yards wide. 1t FIRST struck the plantation of
Captain Wiles, in the southwestern portion of tho
country, blowing down great deal OF timber. 1t
t..en struck the plantation Of Judge Thomas
Shackleford, nnroofing his gin, stables and out
houses. 1t then struck the plantation Of Colonel
I. 5, Nicholson, near Livingston, destroying his
gin and out-hoases. Tho plantations Of Messrs
IYellowly, Seimer and Ballow were visited and
damaged, to some extent. The wind then diycrc.
I'd from the East, struck piece of woodland be-
longing to Judge Shackleiord. completely pros
Itrating it; and fell .upon the plantation Of Dr.
Many, completely demolishing the dwelling oceu.
pied by the overseer, Mr. Mills. One side of the
room in which Mr.. Mills slept was driven in, two
large trees were blown down on the gallery vet
amidst all this wreck, Mr.. Mills escaped unhurt.
The cribs, smoke house, and all bis negro houses
except three, were blown down. A very valuable
negro woman was killed. and another woman was
|ssverely injured. The tornado passed on, pros
|trating timber in its course, striking the pana.
ton OF MIR. S. Ii. Lamer. blowing down his fen.
ces, ont-houses. etc. His dwelling house was
nninjnred except in the demolition OF tho cl.!a..
Ineys.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

The Hon. Il. j. Walker was. on Tuesday. before
the Covodc committee. upon n summons AS q wit
ness. Tho committee instead Of asking trfins
questions relative to the New York State com.
mittce" were looking, it seems to higher game.
They requested Mr.. Walker to furnish them with
the famous letter which was known to have been
written to him as the Governor Of Kansas. by the
President on the subject Of the submission Of tho
constitution OF Kansas 10 the inhabitants nF tho
Territory. This letter was sometimes alluded "a
during the Kansas Lccompton controversy rs one
in which the President had strongly taken the po-
stion that the constitution must I've submitted to
the people. Gov. Walker did not produce the let
ter aud claims that he is the proper jnlge as to
mo propr'"ty OF its publication. and the time
when it should be made hubble It's nuh,icitv nj
at the present. time is probably considered BY tho
republican committee conducive to their roliti
cal interest. by producing confusion among the
democrats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Liquor EXCITEMENT IN MINNESOTA --Tnr L,-
DIES TURNING Or IN FoRcE.-The people Of
Minneapolis and st. Anthony, Minnesota, have
been under great excitement, for n week, in re-
lation to tho liquor traffic among them, Thu
origin Of it was tho death Of II young man lv ID
iiyium tren,ens. On Sunday last Rev. Mr...Niche-
las preached. in tho Congregational church, n
strong sermon, in which he advised, rs wc are
informed, tho citizens to take the "higher law =
into their own hands for clearing out the liquor
sellers, and utterly extirminatng them in Minnca-
polls. On Tuesdcy, n committee Of the Order Of
Good Templars, composed entirely olladies waited
lon the propritors Of saloons and demonstrated
with them in relation to the iniquy of their bus.
mess, and warned them 10 close up. This was in
the morning; in the afternoon all tho saloons were
opened for a Erect reat." and n large number of
citizens got seriously drunk. On wednesday
night the Congregational church, in which Mr..
| Nicholas preached his sermon. wus entirely dc.
stroyed by fire. and it is supposed by tho temper
nnce folks to have boen knded by the liquor sell
Ilers On Thursday meeting If citizens was
held, and deputa,ion of about fifty gentlemen
was instructed 10 wait on all tho saloon Keepers.
and give them notice that unless thcy closed NJ
their business, 1t would he closed by force This
duty was performed Friday. and tho saloon. keep.
lcrs announced their intention ofmaking forcblo
resistance in case they were molcsed by mob o
the citizens. In the meantime an association had
been formed in St. Anthony. composed Of Amer
leans and Germans, Of which q prominent Ger
man named John Orth is tho leader. for the pur
pose of assisting the liquor sellers in case they arc
lunlawfully molested, aud unless n compromise is
detected between the parties TO the controversy
scenes Of violence will ensue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease, corruption of the blood,
by which this fluid becomes yitat,d, weak, and
poor. IcIg in tie ejaculation, il lervacts tic
whole body, and may burst ont in disease on any
part Of il. No organ Is free from its attacks, nor
IS there one which it may not destroy The scrofu-
Nous tant Is vliouly caused ~ mercurial disease,
low LIVING dsrdcrud or unhealthy food, impure
mir. 4l,h aad filthy habits. the do.rcssing vices,
and, above all Us tie eencrcHl infection. What
ever he its origin, it is hereditary in lie coistito-
ton descending rem parents 70 Children uNto the
third and flurth gcnoatioG - indeed, it scclrs 20
be the rod oil Him WHO says, II Will visit the
iniquitics q. he tuthe,, upn, their children"
lis effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt uleorous matter, which. in the
lungs, liver aud internal cigaus is termed tnbcr-
Giles IN the glands, s%olirgs and on the sirfncc,
crnptons or sore. This foul corruption. which
gendcs in tn, blood, delresscs the energies Of hie
that seroflons constitutions not only sifer from
scruilous conn plants, Int thoy have far lcas power
to withstand lie attacks of other diseases
sequcntl,, vast numbers perish by disorders WHICH,
although not scio.iIlo.s in der nature, are stf re-
dcrod fatal by Thu tart IN the system. MIST OF
the consumption which tt,,diatus .he human !arully
hrs its origin directly ia mis- s'rntu'ons con,u'nina
ton and MANY dtstr alive diseases Of the liver,
kidneys bran, and, ndred, of all the organs. arise
from. or are aggravated by Che same cause.
Ona Qualtef of all r people Gse scrCanus;
their pcr9cs are invi.i Il by this lurking Infection,
and their hraltl, is under ainc,l ly it. 10 ,faHsc
IL iit.G tn S.-!em ;nuet rcrnvatc tie 'ccT
bv NJ niic,ativ" ,nti,t'rc, r"a inr,"oiai" It by
hia'thv tool uud eh,-el-o Such n.e4:tiiIc We
supply Ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

saie ph'H
Arp, Ks-Grcan brisk - A6t5col per bi. for prime.
IAGoNie receipts the part w.ea have been iasa and
have .cI,n, Ia lower gvafnsf quote paaii eta
15eAS..-W bife-bri-a al 1.5n ti.15 u busbe.
iiEFswAv.-j2ts-} ats.
frezn Tor table Ia demand a 2Ol13o ets
In firkins. plenty. anf dull n, isf II cents.
CogS-Muh increased slsinand-I quote GLOW sisdDsT.
ets white 90 els.
Cons Nr.I.--in dem nj o az cents
Gssg>r.--james liver sl.GFnSi.Sh
pnirp FsrfTAris ioaeetln; Pealesl Peaches, si;Un-
pealed do. ~ Z ipsiL
FL, E-fhe rrccips light with good demand -
tqlh,t sneorlne tG0S1$625; Extra $6ssGD$6b; Family
t6.>IGat7 ~
Fl,xsr nearly ln,aHd light at 90
fEAfitas.--i56bI5 cents
FrgrLngEsLargc supply. No Peruvian Guano $62, 50
q Ton of 900 MS Reesss Manipulated auano $&U; Som
brero $J5o Mexican GaaHo 1900 Rhodes sup Pbos-
phate NJ Lime $4,000 RUINS Pl,osplo Peruvian Guano 30;
4i7S0 Runlns Ground Bone As $bIbo Ground Plaster.
loose, 1900; Packed In bags or CASKS f1t.Vt. 4. -.
GRASS S.ED.season atyaneed-I quote Covcr - eDo,o
no Timothy In Market Orchard 80; Evergreen .s.c
GiSsESO.--,st6hAj ceuis.
HAY.-si.HGtsi.12x y 100 Ds.
IEos.--MouI.Ialn $yO6lSo5 u ION
LAHp.-Suppy good at Ia ~ cents. a=#5
IiMkThomasoan 81 800 60: Mountain s0lo0 cents
Onions White s04Dsii9 cis.; Red Gl73 cts busl,cl
oATsTe for sowing being over, tho demand has
fallen OFF, notice sa'es nj ~ cents.
Blackeycd Liza f20h Black or Cow Pea 30.
PorAr"Es.-I561sIl9 ccnts-nccor'ling To quality
ToBAoCnTIe offerings continue light but an improvement
in the quality selling Is percp.b!eLugs A200lt43 I
Bright Clean Working s3oNef SEQ; Common Leaf Tobacco
tA00l1&50 Common Bright Wraprcrs s5O06LSlI00; Good
To Fancy Bright rappors highest sale of
the
wmgAE.-The receipts Hgh-I continue my quotations
at Red 81 3DG1$ Lao; for cioicc White S356b$ lI7.
Wool ashel 25 ASKED 500 10 cts. according TO quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
Trust Sale of Valuable Land, hear
I,vnchbl1rp

DY virtue Of trust deed by Walter Hendess sou
ID and wife, on the LIST day OF December 1859 and duly
sorled undersigned, Named in offer
sale on lsh day Of May next the prcmi
that very desirable TRACT OF LAND bdght by tie
Henderson Of Edgar Whitehead Esd lying about and n
haf miles from The sly q ynelbag, and containing wo
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES This land Inns upon II n
comfortable DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, all necessary buildings,
Is well wooded has about thirty Of excellent meadow and
is worthy the attention OF persons desiring good AMI
residence. Those wishing TO purchase referred W
Henderson for further information, 10 the advertiser who
authorised 10 make sale rvatey II he deems proper So
TERas-rhc property will be sold for fourth Of the plr
chase money cash. negotiable note satisfactorily cndo,e
interest added, at noas aud for balance,
and two years. for bonds with personal security carrying
interest from day Of sale and trust decd To the land
their payment JOHN NJ. SPEED, Trustee.
uIl 3i.tlSc2aytds-[R Rep. copy.] "a ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
A Flight Northpard--A Negro in Bad
yssiss# as5s - BOX.

/ The Chief ~ Rsllcs on Saturday received dis
| paseh from Newton Mcclure, Of Nashville, Tom,
stating that his slave Alexander had absconded,
end was probably on the evening train OF onrs-
lSosrch was made for the fugitive, bnt he was not
Ifound, and hence 10 was concluded that be didn't
come on that trsin--but ho did.
Yesterday morning tho darkcy arrived Mt tho
I.oaisyile Jail In custody Of nn officer from Sey'
monr, Ind. where no was literally 'caught in n
bad box" Alexander says no met white man
ia Nashville Monday hast, who proposed to assist
him 10 escape into free State The slave aocc-
Idcd, ahd on Saturday tho white man nailed him
lup in an ordinary sized dry goods box and bad it
shipped, per express, to MIR. Johnson, Cincinna-
lei, Ohio" IL wa put through to this CITY 10 nine
hours. and Immediately taken over 10 tho cars ut
Jsfersauville with other packages in charge Of the
usual messenger. Al Seymour tho box was dc
posted on the platform at tho depot for rcship-
mont to Cincinnati. IL was standing on end,
when man threw It over for the purpose of lay
ling down on H. The concnsson burs,od oft u
plank, and some sharp-eyed individual detected
the white II the Negroes eyes, which expanded 10
the size of o Common pato--almost. lie WIS
hauled out from hia place Of conceal,nent amidst
the laughter and jcors Of tho crowd which assem-
lbled, reformed to this city. and is now in jail
{ Alexander says no had very bad limo of it,
and that II was mighty rough way 10 travel -
Sometimes he wins on his heels, and pnrt of the
transit he was standing on his hcad. lilo was
badly cramped. md was without food or water
for fourteen hours. The sconndrcl WIN assisted
him IN his flight, ho says, was on the train. which
may or may not be, for tho slave is. evidently,
from tho cut of his glib, great rascal doubtless
a. big liar. Wa think it highly probable, from
the provarication Of the slave, that tho Nashvll-
lians have now an Aboitionist among them. -
LoaiSpiHe Courier, 1pTi IT,
We understand Aleck was boxed up and ship
ped of by FREQ negro named Nathan Jnmcs =,
who had been arrested and confined in inN.
has been nscertaiued that tho box in which Alcck
was shipped was directed 10 Hannah NJ. Jones,
care of Levi Coffin, Cincinnati, Ohio, and marked
nc weighing 265 pounds. 1t is very certain some
white man instructed Nathan how to proceed in
this matter. Ile must have put the direction up
on tho box and then had Nathan TO send 1t to th,
Express Oficc Tho white fellow seems To know
lsomcthiug about tho people of Cincinnati. for Il,
,sent tho box to the greatest negro stcaler in thai
lefty as we nre informed. We hope, if he has no
left the city, tho police will be able to nab him.
lie could do the State some service. NtShrW
Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

800 REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber the 4th day Janua-
u ~ l>,s my NEGRO WOMAN, named JEAIS, She Is
u or .! years of ade copper color good height for
wonnn, large, full regular features, weighs about $50
paund AMI would be regarded remarkably likely woniu
-four or hvc years Since she married free negro man.
IN th neigh ,oriood by the Of Bill Ross. The
,hs several times before le hink through
soh OF her husbands he understand, few nights since lei,
me hcighborood under suspicious circumstances;
Is trying To make his escape her To a free State with
AM perhaps, 9" some white person. R Ross Ia small man,
ABOUT copper cu" Cross eyed free spoken and quick
anu Weighs suppose about l35 pounis. lie salt before he
'' he Intended going 10 Texas he la. white ac-
qanlanees lie is carpenter by trade and very good one
VIII give III, above reward OF $50 the and
deliver! :" The woman To me, or II she is confined In jail
can ~; her. will also give $50 the apprehension and dc
livery TO me of the negro Bin Ross.
. j. j. TtNSLEY.
CASCADE Va, April GOTH 1850. fan 70 c6t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

CONGRESS-. Neither House will adjourn. it
seems. on account of the Charleston Convention
Tho Rcpuhlicana o" tho House ,ns body. opposed
it. They intond to pass the tariff bill ind some
other important measures next week. The Sem
have, however agrccp that from Tomorrow I'LL the
LIST OF May the Senate shall be but nominaly in
session. Tho pody is to adjourn over three drys
Mt II time for nire days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

The N. Y. regular delegation to the Charleston
Convention will not express any preferences or
enm'ies until they shall have secured their seats.
Then. it is believed, they will consult the wishes
OF the southern delegates rs to nomination, and
give 'he'r opinion as to the probabilities Of its
success. They consider the chance of the demo
cratic success in New York to be equal or supc-
rior to that in PENNSYLVANIA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

SouTH CAROLINA DEMocRAoY.-Tho Democrats
State Convention Of South Carolina, which met
let Columbia on the 18th instant, reaiIrmel the
Baltimore and Cincinnati platforms, and endorsed
the bred Scott decision. The proceedings of the
body have been harmonious and conservative.
The Convention adjourned Thursday,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRS. The establishment of
Post Offices by the department ut Washington, the
changes of site, changes Of name. aud appoint
ment Of postnasiers. oil under the great progress
sivc system OF our "broad lnnd," now numbers
one thousand affirmative oases month The fol-
lowing exhibit from the finance division also shows
the increased demand throughout the country for
postage stamps: LIST quarter 1860. Sc go go,
$ljtO, 900; 4th quarter, 1850, 14502.295, ST.
1871 81 quarter, 1859. Al. scopes 81, DOL
100. Stamped envelopes: lst quarter. 1850, S.
720,550. S2sl 1886. Including l.lS2.S00 new
style sclf.ruling) 9th quarter, 1859. ,335 800,
1898, lGG,E Sd quarter, 1850. 6,030,300, sos,
laO.54
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

| AN HoSoRABLx EXAMPLE OF COMMERCIAL INrro.
lntrr.-L J. Levy & Co, the largest retail dry
1goods house in Philadelphia, who suspended in
tis57, last Wednesday paid $50, 000--tie last in.
staiment on their extended paper The whole
amount OF their Indebtedness was over million
lof dollars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

DOLCE NoTGEThe city ordinances require all
lanes aud alleys, IN be swept before 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Wednesdays and saturdays, and the dirt deposited IN heaps
als that the dirt from the back lots BIO deposited IN Ike heaps
and the lots 10 be kept In clean and healthy condition Dogs
forbid go large, and the ordinances require tho
10 obtain license for keeping Them Hogs going at arsc
required to be taken and sold for the benefit o tho corpora
ton would earnestly request the citizens 10 conform to M
ordinances and thereby relieve Of the sagreeable dul
enforcing them, which otherwise will be compelled to do
ap14 JOHN MfTUHAM Master Poiiec.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

TS11iE subscriber hts received his SPRING AND SUMMER
l. GOODS, consisting of French CL,ths Of best makes
fashionable colors including the beautiful shade called Amar
best doc SKINS elastic Grape Face and vord Casnores,
Fancy Cassinere plain and Grape face Drap Ele White AMI
Coored Linen Drill Plain and Fancy Silk and Maseles Vest
ings and all the Buttons and Tummngs: aso, all line
OF D. NJ Davies celebrated Shirts, Dwer Coars aud Nrc
Ties; Gauzc Under Shirts of Cotton Mcno IsIe and Silk
the best ilaf-loso, In Blown and White Cotton Merino,
Mcrino feet {; best Kid Gloves Nc, &c.
npl9 WM L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

kAlLRoAn Academia collision occurred ON
the drand Trunk Rairsad, in Canada ON Tues.
day night by which one passenger was killed
ana Tour or iivo other persons injured seriously.
Several were also slightly hnrt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

CONFEDERATION AT WoopsrocK. n. B.-Thc
business portion of the town of Woodstock. New
brunswick. was entirely DESTROYED by ito on
Tuesday night. Over one hundred buildings were
destroyed. The loss is estimated at over $500
wv on which there is an insurance of about
$4,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Hon. Beverly l.. Clarke, United States Minis
ter to Guatamaa, died on tho 18th ultimo, aud
ms family came passengers in the steamer A rial
which arrived at New York On Wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

\ Boy KILLED by LIGHTNING Mracnions rs
ciI,c Of Hice mhcr Persons "A stcpson, ngpl thir
teen, Of Mr.. +. knscl uphostercr was killed by
LIGHTNING while riling IN spring wagon en the
S,Icm road near Dayton Ohio. On the seat ot the
wagon where the driver and two children Of sam.
u"l Marble, one n boy If eight, and the ether t,
girl of ten years. while Kascl was seated in the
rear Of tho wagon until the storm came ON, when
he sat on pillow near the front. TO get shell
ter of tho umbrella which Mr.. Marbles daughter
was holding over her brother aud the young man
who was driving.
The lightning knocked down the horse and threw
the persons on the seat forward against the dnsh :;
tho umbrella IN the hand Of tho girl being Shi>-
"rod 10 atoms. The driver though stunned held To
tho lines, the horses rose and in n few moments
reached tho blacksmith shop nearly opposite The
residence Of VIM Clark, by which time somewhat
recovered from the effects If the shock, the party
first noticed tho boy who was lying dead in the
bottom of the wagon The girl says the lightning
seemed Ia have touched her ear as she felt At the
moment n ;hc fash and for some time afterwards,
n burning sensation there. Tho boy who was kill
led WINS seated behind her Ills hair was snged,
cr.sred and tho skin on the side Of tho neck was
considerably aecratcd Dtyton (Otio) ERpsc
AWM IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

=. 10 = ~ = s'siss.=sss Of PsFsoasi dif-
Isia .abss.szzs ssss sslIed spep By sieeld-
go viillan % rslnoe hs adversary from tho
Sssl4 me- be st.n. vIth malice aisre,hoaghi,
kavs5 esvSksd hin int : duel, with tbs intention
Iof committing murder N . firm not Punishable
By ths laws. Il IL the relic Of rude and barba-
lrsps aes.-whsn !" might made right" but with
scarcely the pretensions TO honor which then
hedged Il round.-that ought not 10 be tolerated
in the heart Of christendem in this nineteenth
century. We cannot nos notice the arguments Of
those who advocate the duello as being necessary
ITO impose restraints upon society. Apart from
~ tesshiuss Of religion. (which mankind, we
tsdmii. are slow 70 recognise. prospecting the duty
|ef ferbsarancc; 1t l. safs 10 assume that no gen
tlsssAs will deliberately insult another; whilst
The eppssits chasasssr only receives liiio facti-
tioss impornucc By being noticed. II men would
practice spon thsso principles. there would be no
ishsdow Of apology fas Ne sxistsnce Of the Code
~ thsss 10 truth, aosxeuss for appealing to it
under any circumstances. eH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

John W. Merrick. of Talbot county, Md. whc
was subject tn fits, fell in the fire few night,
ago, and was burned 10 death,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

The machine shops, car house and other buld
'ng| belonging to the Illinois Central Railroad ot
th'rago. with four locomotives, &C., were burnt
on Wednesday, morning. Loss $4,000; fully
insured. ~!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

A letter from London SAYS tho fight between
llcenan and Saycrs was postponed until the lSth
yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

'Trclwil 4 Sons extensive cracker bakery, IN
New York, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night. Loss estimated ut $50 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Rev. DE- Dyer, just elected bishop of Kansas.
is the eiltor of the Protestant Episcopal Quar,
terlv, N