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,en. SPRING GOODS. 1850

IS6Os SFRING GUUUSs ISUU.
uTAVING increased the purchase and slles
Of Goods, the trade the largest and
most desirable stock Of Boots, Shoes. Has and
straw offered this city, and at prices equal
70 any Jobng House Louisville Charleston Philadelphia
Call determined to make this the Boot and
Shoe Market Of me West
fst9,-d -twkw COOKE, BAILFY & co
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BURNS 80 sCALDs
Tur FRIEND oy THE NURSERY

instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and milan
nation, by timely aplca ton OF this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew as by charm, blsmish or
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EsTRAY---BOFse and Mule
avn s,o, the subscriber about three weeks ago.
AZ Raw Horse blind in eye Also, at the same time
1--IIobt col5red Mare Mule. ,..,.- - 81 ON, A.
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LAND ron SALE,

gHEB subscriber oer for ssle seventy acres of.f - N,
Aids Frakn rlrrpike, four niles from NssgilI- -
Joining the tract Whs - resides AID the lands % o.
Jones The land equal the abundo-ee ~ .i
lent falling Wab, With the INST bssutifn buIisI ~
coun.ry, and In the midst Of tie finest
Amsziss sDFih NATHANIEL RAX4EPs
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land for snIa

Land for Sale.
The undersigned viii sell hisplanta -.
tt1A son, callnd CkPrrAL VrEU, lying on
fs6sI ne north side Of Cumberland River, fSf-<t
a4s 81 three mile sirou the City NASHVILLE. fIIo.
Jul. .5 containg about ThFee Hum
- dred Acres. He viii sell IL All 80
ogether o. in snail tracts lots suit Purceser long
credit Will Be given bearing aad
lean retained 1t is Of the best quality Of sill - veil
Eatered about half OF in cultivation and the balance IN hne
timber and paslTe. There good dwelling houses, good
stables For apply The undersigned
20 John d. james. feh2O-tE THOs. g. JAMES.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DHLLEI = IdGILHL TAIN EAIHdJI Uh
AS universally suppaned al other Oinmen and healing
applications IN both the Eastern Western Hemisphere,
wherever its Intrinsic merit the true secret
Of all cRdeolS affections, whether the cause be
81 DrL
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n cAEATHAk. C.. ,EGTIAH.
M. 81 e. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, rAIas,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND OHJRcR SHEETS,
Nashville, Tennessee.
EXTE arejust receipt Of large stock Of
wv Groceries, Liquors ETC., consisting in part fellows:
$50 hhds Sugar. ali grades 100000 genuine Havana Cigars
800 bbls choice MOlasses; 200 kegs Nails assorted;
100 do do l00dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
Toe bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbls English walnut
Loaf sagars 10 bbls Pecans;
lse boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Fiherts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BERANDIES, WINES, GGi.
25 Il i y choice French Brardies;
20 x casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
50 boxesScoyiu Claret,
100 bbIsfns Robertson COUNTY Whisly.
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The nn
dergEsd Icing the only Agensin Nashville OF the Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traderto their
large stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine Esle.
1900 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 200O kegs Pow
800 ( % do DO 5000 kegs syearaor. Blasting
goo Z do DO DO $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont BastngPoz 30 bills Toy, Bedford Co..
der. safely fuse.
ian1l x. g.. z. z. CHEATHAh, Agents
SOLE AGENTS R0R
DuPont's Powder; Joy, Biekford Co.'S Safety
sycamore do
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
al ua bl lie Land for Sale.
275 acres Clear ed, and in a fine state
of Cultivation
THNHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station, Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine Winehes
ter, and three miles from Salem Franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro csbins and all
out houses. Close the dwelling hns spr nR
good Csrn and plenty Of falling water The land
is ALL RICH and for cultivation unsurpassed By ay
IL the county propose sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer who wish John p
White Nashville, Tenn, AS COyaT, Winchester or they
can refer to me On the premises
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct 2b-d Winchester. FrankIin eonntv- Tenn
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TIHHE Board Of Dirsc'srI Of the Nashville Commere.l In
surAnce Company have declared dividend Of AZ doIIar.
Of the prodsor The az rDonik1 v.sf~ - -
after the 18th inst JAMEs WALKRf- - 49,
NASHVILLE, Nay 3. 6e-dlm
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$50 REWARD

ENOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL EOOsRR,
Who charge Of outrseouy having broken open
houses Of William Hamilton james Christopher with intent
Commit murder has made hI escape and running large
The above reward will therefore be paid to any Eho will de-
may be brought to justice.
Said aboat % Of about ave feet ten inches
high stout bEllt, rather sandy hair this time
wound from gun shot in the rghtarm below the elbow
J. N. CHRISfnPHER,
sepI6-H GladesVle.
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NOW OEs NEVER.

AM in the city and Engaged selling countF rsht,
for the STATE of TenIe, Tor The manuac1-s and NE III
Patent Improved Be- Hives, TIE and saperorit
Of which have been testified hundreds oss uorbv md
eminent citizens Of country. The construction 81 nav Hv,
IS simple, aud promise it Is the only Hive void no1
Ehea proof tgsisst TIE bee moe Persons deroas az pur
chasing either family sounty rights FOR the Bee Hive In
TIE world and ne for few days At the Rooms f
Aesas Hardy Brothers, where VIII be sappy hen
JuDs0-u JOSEPH KENT
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Ornamental Trees and EVeFgreenS.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY ,Nurserymen Nashville Tenn
A invite special attention to their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees Evergens Green House Plants
ornamental Trees and Everg stabe or mmeate
Fruts-500O Apple 9, 3 & years old.
Pears-3nOU DWarfs & Stands rds, 9 to years old.
Peaches 5000 So years Cherries Pums, ApricOts Nee
taTiens and ounce in large numQers.
large collection Of Grapes Sawber2s Raspt cries, Goose
berrie5 Currsnts 4 Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY.
nall Linvood, Nurseries NashyiIIe, Tenn
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NEJE odeing sale that elegant residence No %
wv Vine recently occupied b Thompson ESQ,
containing six in emain 5nilcng also srvao rooms,
kitchen carriage stable The above desir
BILE residence, and viii be sold liberia. terms Appyto
L W BROWN,
mavq4 AZ Cherry
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VTTE haEs just reoe sed mail shpons q PrRH APpLn
w BRANDY Which Cor Richness a. iasts and aver : a.
aracsasHief, HI1REf- HooPNR = co..
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
EUAVING determined carry Negroes to the ssE@sN
4 south, will sell about Three or Four ssSSt933SA
Hundred Acres OF Lana, being part Of ~
the tract uInn which reside, situated NSftzfP
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, IN Of the best neighborhoods IN viii -
Jansen county Soil equal to in The State For partcu
lars apply me, the premises, or TO A " Lindsey,
Nashville aep9-df P. A. PERKrNg
Regular Tuesdays ~. Louis Packet.
THNHE new and superior side wheel steInsr Gen. -
4 Anderson, viii above regularly eleRssIA
in connection with the teamer u NJ Rum yxateeetlv
van, until steamer hilman tskes her place.
departure viii be every TUESDAY at u clock By this ar
rangsnent the public will haze reliable line Of packet boats
on TUESDAY FRIDAYS Of every week Tor st. Louis
For freight or >asssge apply On board or 70
A. HAMILTON,
mar2j-d6m II H. HARRISON Agents.
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Anderson & Esomans,

BE manufacturing six horse power portable Engines
N suitable for printing Offices plantation use, and where
small engines required. Price $6C0,
stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power at
prices as Low hstiass engine be furnished We
prepared to fill orders for Engines and Mill Machinery OF the
fastest improved patterns a. short notice Casng made
stock Of patterns for FLOUR Mills circular Muy
saw Mills are unrvatI for strength durability and economy
ofpower
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced woren furnished up
sired.
Constantly on hand full assortment Of castings usually kept
At Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draan
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and e
mates furnished on application.
IL ONE and Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville Tenn.
iune22-dn
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Office.

Notice.
NNTHEREAs Rraciousn has circulated to consider
w able extenta report that do make aucon Gales
outside house. for purposes peculiar himself We hereby
proclaim the public that ready TO serve as
tioneers who favor call, eprom
Use faithfully 10 serve the best ability
HARDY BRoTHERs,
Apr36 Aucfoneers.
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UST RECEIVED

an HHDs Extra Fine Sugar;
| 4tE 100 barrels Crashed do
100 do Coffee do
50 % Powdered do
900 boxes Cheese.
eo6t LANIER pTTIIIps 4 On
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

Virginia could lightly es'eem tho Constitution
and Union. Other States. if they choose. can 60
TO war upon . mere declaration, but Virginia will
wait for the overt act.
She will trust in God. and keep her powder
dry" ba. more than this need not be expected.
When hes rights are invaded beyond the power Of
redress, and the Constitution shall have been
overturned in effect, she will then speak in tones
that shall not 30 misunderstood But she will
not speak through commissioners from di'unIon
States, nor through partisan Legislature. but in
convention Of her people. and her decision then
will be binding upon all her sons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
Almost O Speaker.

!; was suhlishcd in our Telegram of Sat, lrdnv
that the Americans had nominated Dir. ". y. IL.
SriTu, Of Merit. Carolina for whom most Of the
Democrats had voted. and thai he received larg
vote than has heretofore been concentrated up
any other gentleman lacking only two oies
of ar election.
We regard this theret orc favorable aug my,
and sincerely trust thst tho Democrats who h :ew
away their sotes tiat OCCASION, Will rally thc
next ballot to the support Of Mr.. Smith, and ,lus
end the ,oog. di.repulAbla struggle that has cpt
Congress Gar uearly two lUosths at II deadlock.
II will also be signal overthrow Of tho III. ok
Rcrubiican horde, who have chung 30 Shsrn an
with doggedncss and pertnaei,y scarcely ever
equalled.
We tras, that the Telegram ~end ga, in "ur
next paper will announce the plcaug fact that the
House has effected organization
Mr.. Smith is a gentleman Of fine talents an
represents the DISTRICT which was represented in
the last Congress LyShaw. tDcmoerat.}
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Prom Washington.

The prominent reason why the Peruvian gov
eminent refused ~ make reparation Tor the se'z-
ure Of the vessels Lizzie Thompson and Georgian
ma, is that they were engaged in the guano trn &c
under an arrangement with the rcvolutionists ana
contrary Ia law. 1t is supposed in Psra that the
American minister, Mr.. Clay, is personally inter
estcd in the claim.
senior Zcsarra. the Peruvian minister. to the
unitei States is lying dangerously Ill at Washing
ton.
The receipts into the United States treasury the
past week amounted 10 81, 100 900, mostly on ae-
count of customs. Ofthis amount New York CON
tribu,ed $3.50. 900. About s.. 000,O 900 are now IN
the treasury subject to draft.
1t i. said that Judges Petit and Elmore. OF
Kansas. are here to settle the question who shall
he L. s. district judge in the event OF the admis-
sion of Kansas rs n State
Mr.. Smiths vote to day for Speaker Included
tho votes of all the Northwestern democratic with
three exceptions. Mr.. Smith utterly disavowed
any connection with the American order, or its
principles lilo would have been elected but for
the withdrawal Of several Pennsylvania mem bers
who bad supported linn.
The republicans arc to have a caucus tot morrow
ut noon in the Hall Of Representatives., aud it is
supposed that either M. Corwin or Mr.. Pendleton
will be nominated. The probabilities are in favor
Of the latter.
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More Plotting.

We perceive ti,ss the legislature 81 Mississippi
is considering the propriety Of sendias IL ,ncsscn
ger from that STATE to Virginia, to oso.ak with
osr Legislature upon .he hes, mca,s 10 ae adoptcd
to preserve the d sh.. and interests of the South
-ern States against the. dangers NOW i,peadiur
over them"
1f,o uor.i. mean, u,,. !. s,n,...,; H.. ros
olut;o, from .vh;sb =. has. mad. N. .,,o,. -,
tract xs ,b.u have 40 ob;ac,;on 10 sa.;.. . ann.
missioner and tru., that he will have =, ended T.,
him all the hos.tal;ty for which yirgipi. !. di..
t;ngui,bed. hat =. Gear that all ths,. t...dl =
over,ures ara the mara ,na.s az di,vr;o,
T.oss State. Sou.b Csro);o. and Miss;.s;,,;
in wbich ssnt;-sut unfr;aodIv tn III. e,;.t,nc
Federal fynioo In. ione prey.;,ed. have. ne do.bt
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Mr. Rotelor'a Spcoch.

We direct especial attention to the eloquent,
manly and conservative speech Of the distinguish
cd representative Of llarper's Ferry ConerosS'on-
al District made in the House of Represen tatives
on Wednesday last. The Washington States. one
of the most ultra Democratic shoots in the coun-
try. publishes the concluding portions OF tho
speech, under the caption Thrilling E!oquenco'
and prefaccs the extract with the subjoned cpn-
plimentary reference
THE following touching passages are contain
ed in the speech OF tho Hon. Mr.. Boleer deliver
ed in tho House on Wednesday. We honor the
head and heart from which they proceeded. Tho
incidents narrated cannot fail 10 moisten every
ego by which they are perused. The language
employed for the purpose is the language of elc-
waited patriotism"
Mr. Bo,eler 10 n representative Of whom any
constituency has n right to feel proud and we
think ia destined 10 max his mark in the politics
of this country.
Since the above speech. which We extracted
from the National lntclligenccr was put in type,
the Globe has come to hand containin! much
more elaborate report, in which are many pointed
aud beautiful passages omitted in the condensed
report from which copied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

THE REPUBLICAN TAcrlcs ON THE SPEAEERsn.P.
Washington, Jan As the professcd policy
If the Republicans has been TO insist on voting,
their going for an adjournment this evening is
regarded as showing nm intention to drop Sher-
man aud support Corwn or Pennington. Cover
nor Corwin stated here before the session common
ced tl,ath. political position was satisfactory to
the South Americans
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The "CRlsY. We presume that the demand
for Helpers book must have seriously diminished
among the faithful. from the efforts made to cir.
culate it among outsiders, who have no sympathy
with its sentiments We beard Of au agent PASS
ing through 4 crowded train. the other day, urg-
ing il on the passenger. aud finding no sale; and
yesterday. another agent offered it to gentleman,
at one Of our public houses, who very unceremo-
niously flung it at his head Such emphatic re-
plies speak volumes against the general dissent.
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Richmond Markets. January 70.

ArrtE,Norlhern .3,toa5 z bill. according quality. Al
bcnarle ldppns i;sGG5,sn 1, hb.
n.eosS' Side, 10. shoulders 500 eta. Hams 1i4Gb
BrrrG We quote good u1ttr al 20 10 % ccnts inferior y
to,.> wrquoic 40 ~ ctr: old >idt9o cts.
Ions MEAL-sl,lo a bush' Transactions IN meal mostly
In ' retail Way,
l,ror iaguir ID. r JAVA ,dctiGig: Mocha iec
t,>plIs- iali"" 5eis = b.; iaeasns bets; Iulis 10
ttHtH Hume RIVER s"ltleo u bbl; Northern Eos'n'
WGir aud Rod Ash Anthracite Coal crates. 49,"
= arr loah . o. ton q .ooo ssG,S; fean'lry do 90"
urani..
,ailaN. li'a@ ls cents. On lirno, adding interest.
fiefe 'iaoi" sup.rfne :t.t5a6-.hppr, paying the
strt5t, with moderate sork
tl,l B>Hurls- - cents.
Ffattlnrs- demand nsht We quote Peruvian nj a.;
t>con t.' l.r1c i.Ianl i.@ riagonan ~. somhrrr,
- Sa,"'s' or Brown Columbian sa l;e"sc's Manipulated
nrtoans Anona.cL super rho lair Lime so /. Rob.
in."n', Manipulate ''u"na >" = ton
In market Machrr' arge n" :" ny" to,jo; snai do, 40"
te,,, st,.n, W- quote ,I",cr seed &h75lGm: Timothy
tseae :" ms' Orchard t'ras =, z5CL - AZ quantity.
Nominal NJ demand.
H. We quote ilaym 40 per ewt, from store,
u ,1 g '"" m,,. as ., N n%" and 1nn"
~ cannon English t&f American country, none. Ga. Nails
iu rrm" Lard in hl l2Gsl2ac; kegs g'4 isc pail.
Ndtl n tioe3 triua , o @ sloo ''" ''" We "'S
Mol,r-,\' "rl%n, 54n;%" ,abn Mnsc"'ado s2a3s1sc;
w gn"t 'oHt 10 cts e 'isl Of tlrt, pounds from
ol1.n. r,-; short. -; Grown stun 81 and ship
o>Io>- t.o q bill Of near three bushels Silver skin
t2,a.
il,e.-Black are selling at ill,24a y bag
Ph>pG. Lump: sales by III, quantity &l25 Market quite
bare 'aiborn, 5 enoGd $50 ton packed; j. 30
l',,..; sh"rl's do $50; los %'.a"
from wharf; from Store We quote coad''c.
New 'rlgnns, n'nc in ors hands; Porto ryo, 500
Cole Sng@r 9l4erior "s 70 q@a''H.
sr,r'"-rr'm" "rn dt6 .; rcari 7Ge>He.
ssf, From wharf s2,"oae.sa /, sack.
lop,',o N"h'ug dolng obi tobacco worth mentioning
Lug at 500 good and n' - .fta inferior Leaf Il 40
- rr. taekio III hue Manufacturing scarre-nominn
rric tI@t2" \" English in market. The receipts of
In and dirty Prices range from tlGtG4G5Its. Some
lt,s mrer,al and Gunrowdc a'e.oc&l.so
wmu~E,a l@oasl.2o; White tocoslao and sl.la for
Woo small parcels of Tub Washed sold 81 cts; I'M
""i '" Gsi Tx Hysa a s,.aru. Co.'S
Mailed Rye Whisky, new IL: odd $i,ao.
CATTLE HOES AND SHEEP
Reported by H. II CHo.Nrr Tor Ceorsr Irwin.
I@dtih 4 cmL gr"-s. Market duil aud suppl, good.
>n'. ~" TO tto er ordinary lcrhca, and a. to 90 for
L. sales at t~ooto ~ u cNi.; quality
SAILS OF sfurN y RICHMOND.
S1s y .< cent ,,fss .,, , . ,, 81 1nI 2'o
'ci,r.1u'. il! Bond, last do ~ and nt.
lyn,l,adrg titi boLi ln> sale, $40 and mi.
Norl,.a { 'il bon. last saie> %.
tNclat.y Eank ~t,,h, sal,s to5.
'1,, -, -, r,',n5a >," ~ -. .,,,
E'dn a. n"l p"I'e H. L. .ats sulrnnteed ly State of
|"ltai oo'ta l. L. Gonl-. Iar..yr by State of Va no
tH It Petersburg 'nls, gaaro'ee by Va no re.
am.' l;A, ami KAnnwha on. ,.rnnlc,l b. state of Va
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RAILROAD coasrNIcArIoN WITH New ORLEANS.
New York. January GA Chattanooga dis
patch says that the gap in the Mississippi Central
railroad will DO finished on the 2sth instant, and
that the connection through to New Orleans will
he mnde on Sunday, reducing the time from New
York To that city To ~ hours. or - days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

ANrISLAvERY CONVENTION -BosroN. Jan. &C.
The Massachusetts Anti-slavery Society is hold
ing its annual convention in one of the rooms of
fremont Temple. Francis jackson, president of
sne society," presldes., The annual report of the
treasurer shows the receipts of the mast wear n lit
tie over u. 800; the Expenditures So, 400. Most
of the leading abolition orator. are present. but
the meeting to-day was thinly attended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
A bolitiOnlSts Killed IN Lvnchburg

,ss X lnE wa, 10 hi tr Northern fanatic. is To tn, Your
vsN- Carriages, bugs Hd Nalous al SAN ~ = l,3
Mhh street, iA..inIrs. and mt send ,our u,,ur,
N"tih t" enrich aud enable In A'Iii"n>s raar >hurcs
hHl's 'Hi spear "a send 4" MI tl> With
lIAtth Was bora aud raised nunl, aui is nuw
mHk with Increased itolt,, all tn urwt, sal, rrnu,.
hn'kjMnAs aud Blggi's hta and
al harness Repairing ana PAINTING ararrs ,,,hu with
nuAlnr-s aud di-lach ~ 80
Ihv -hhsrrhcr returns ms grateful arknaM for NJ,
iiN"rs aud S"c continuance same NJ, l, asks Is,
an examination :" his work, ic,hug confident he cun
both IL 10 luali! and price. JNn H. RAliEY Al
Nnin :, ,,,,i.,,..''@
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

MEDIATION OF THE UNITED SrATEs-THE Diff
GUILTY BETWEEN ENGLAND. FSANcE AND CHINA
Boston, Jan. 27.-The board of trade adopted to-
day communication menoralzing the President
OF the United States, and requesting the media.
ton OF our government in the existing difficulties
between. England France and China: also. invi-
ting the board Of trade of New York Philadelphia
and baltimore to join in the moyemegt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30
LlNCMDTRG v MON FlCYORy,

- WAGONS! WAGONS! WAGONS,
|Eiit subscriber Is now making the celebrate, Imlc
Wagons, which runs one-ild caster 10 i, hor. Imam III,
nd sNhoned Wagon and warranted stand lie Ina, uua a.,
hhi large stock o ATOMS, from the highest On, lnrs,
W ago" up 10 the strongest Horse Wagon IN uS lie mai
hii Keeps constant! hand Kinds ol apus I,r.,
ans h'c'"arI""s, &c ITI'cs Low aid terms
jan ou Is inc, II. RAIIEN Ay't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

Tur II,RruSG MURDER CAsr-h albany, Jan PC.
Rhlnenan, the paramour of Mary Hartung, has
been acquitted "a principal in the murder Of her
husband but will be tried as an accessory before
aud after the TACT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

ll,RyARp CoLLFGE.-B Boston, Jan q, Profess
sor feton has been unanimously elected president
Of Harvard College, in place OF Rev. James Wal
kcr te, i .ncd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

An aboliionst named Coates cnmo near being
tarrel and eathercj, IN lIadionicli, ~ j., on
Saturday last. Ilo intended to lecture, but had
To '',ut and run"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-30

UNION MEETING IN BRIGmroN The Union
meeting. which was held at the Town Hall in
Brighton, last evening was largely attended, and
ats proceedings were marked by considerable on
.husiasm. The chair was occupied by Mr. j. Dat.
ton Russell who briefly addressed tho audience
upon assuming his Office, A series of resolutions
were then read by +. L. Windshir, Esq. after the
adoption of which. addresses were made by Messrs.
David ii. Mason Of Newton, and George S. Hi.
lard of Boston. We shall tomorrow give n full
report OF all the speeches and doings at the meet
ing.-B Boston Cour e..