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Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in 9pnn.

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9eft1nrenen Arbeiter bon 2bnn peranltalteten
eeute ei1en 9ro6en l3us. gpn Marbl6eab,
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Y~ettfeoern | 8etfcOern Bethlehem

@peben erba[en 1000 Rfun6 Bethlehem bon ~leben6i9en @6nyen
pelhe ids al Sen biatgIten preHen pertanI W
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&ene An5tigen.

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Union Square
SSaHerbctlnn1falt.
corner 9OltnS unp MpuntzS troRe.
@sosl DR.. Ziegler.
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Nnaliider GnrndltntrrriMt

Uomnsrla0 6sn1 !. mars, gbenbs 5 lbr. nerS, IN ,to.,
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per antetriAt lpiro 5 9Iat wB@sntIie ertbeirt uub ,cAt o, m
dtonatlt9, I'M YprauS Sablbar. g. Srrn "O tOFsl $l'VV
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S~erfaufs=M nsei0en.

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elne tlstrs wslartts6arm bon o. ader ~unaefibr G Dseilen bon
Staot: Dtelelbe miro biQi9 oertaut cher per[eoSt. Gle fsot
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=: Us. Setoentrtter, So. $50 St- Mcnumentftr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
w DOL Cardinr

<>,.no.,W OOI Cardi MO-
NE takDS are In perfect order bSy mo Icon nevy
ne nm thoroughly repaired and we are preuared to do
W u .ne very bert manner al the shortest notice
ar e again secured the services of Mr. COLEMAN JONES'
" he @ eoaasy Carder Of great experience carded
" w w m h sason, and gave entire satisfaction
gu 'hat want GOOD ROLLS sea in your Wool early and
W. % ehueavor 10 card all as II in without any delay
W. put no pains 10 please those who patronze
exeli1uge Tor Wool, - 49, s W. '~'o ~"N
ne HIGHEST CASH paid for Wool delivered at
' m.s " ia NH N0WLIN MURRELI,
Lynchburg, Va.
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To the Ladies.
The secret OF Reaul1Vii

IL have read History. know Marie Anoinete
n and the noble laes forming her Court exceedingly
beautifuthc ae, in Europe OF The eighteenth
slmts and UNDECIDED tlc fLowEr whose virtues
by acc, severed the. indebted for their
Illness In its all impurities cuianeous rrupois
phnp reuess eokles, wrinkles chap roughncs and
cs, whasoeyer character entirely eraiicaod
Circulation promoted, Vital action
entiene lassude, desponessoy and forced
give way Nyneousnoss blooming cheeks smiles aud
pleasant emotions "TkEFoIo' Ia Int this wonder
al article, and II Is Tor sale at
may II j. II. 1HOMfSON's DRUG STORE,
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Exhibition of Beautifuj Engr,yincs-

Chromo-Llthograph Photographs. &c
~ received, and viii be on exhibition ron a FEW pays
ONLY Inc largest and most varied assortment of beautiful
l"ctnrrs eyer offered IN Iynchburg consisting of
,,' 'oMoliIHoGRAPlllr FAC SMILES OF EURO
most eminent Artists - -
very beautiful. e ' NV ~
epol'EEs VIEWS OF CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, &c.
Also u large lot of SPLENDID ENGRAVINGs
"BLNEitE CENCI IN PRISON,
GRADING THE PSALMS-
PllbtlMS SIGNING THE CONTRACT Sc
h IT. cravings are all fresh aud new, the opportunity
rare one 10 suppl! yourselves nj very low prices
sT Come ut ONE and them,
may - II. G. VICTOR, fi3 Mais-s.
SoN 'iiEEN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR MAY
may - Vi, Tos:s Enop :, ST r. 81
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o.o,.. Singers Sewing Machines
MA success "a tA} son. ,~.. ..-r.l ,f trent
h'l Judged BY -.s t ii.f. i-n l4t,r . "a ~ ,,r,jne
tN 'ne pul' comparable ~ SHr - e.- lines
tei DIMINISHING lit tties r1at5Ht r,. mr., -t.s
"H ""f" tNl'lH'eu 'tc itir .p.>lf u ~ in
rlhi''' where hey afsei Be- IF .,.i ,...,,5.f and
s'i,' iuaeIoA /" MAN hru4 hY~ a,,. iit l !s,.
, III every branch %: industry n which ~. ~ In dome
nr T nta''nes can re t-t vita 4t I,s. - ;., slnei
% 'ht aiNay Train l I'm. I'll A-- = :. ,t- i.,
Ginger Machines compared viii h,n, ;. AN, y" ail n
a. '" d'essiiakeF carriage trimmer. sahI,cr halter &C.
"pii no. DC bout one 1ie profit of sny one OF
- ha,h'ies regularly enpoyel One Thousand Dollars
IN an private families where there ia nIeh s.nny o
% ' ~ hihclh are an Invaluable asssanoe. Planters
hler" ina them particularly enieft md profit
ih'e inrhlhes are simple m their eonsfru.t.n and
srohs ana durable, being the only kind VI Sewing Ma
% ever nahe by which every Of work coors, b, limo
~ "e perieet executed Thousands inferior and WORTH
'"hg haehines have been and sold under ynrlo,s
u ''' myers Machines aone have been found every
i,n; - sa',s's me wants Of the people.
Prien instructions for using are sen, " ill each ma
i rom Wiich any one readily acquire the art OF mana.
@ nc machines are packed securely to go 10 any
E VI ne wora 10 all persons desiring more particular in.
@ we Will on application by letter AT either Of orr oni-
seS forward copy oi NJ SINGER Co.'S GaT,e ,nn.r
' ue'o'o" 10 Inc Sewing Machine interest,
p,;., "a, l. NJ SINGER & CO,
p, :, Principal Office, No. 1873 broadway New YORK
81 ti "FFioEsNo Al Hanover ST. Boston: No OF Cbnp-
- i''W ia'sh el Gloyer,ile, n " No IA Broad ST.
i"aih, ~ ~ NO. lI2 Chestnut ST. PHILADELPHIA: No los Bal,
NM o. bannore: No. ~ Westminster St FRO, .lence II
4, - last 4l st., Cincinnati; No. G5 North 4tb 81 st
NAM AT" 81 81 Charles ST., New Orleans No 30Dauphn ST.
ldec 2d&ctA1
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Mississippi Land for Sale

92sx SITUATED sixteen miles South OF The City of
w Holly Springs and i've miles West Mississippi
CeRiral Railroad IN Marshall county, Miss. containing
2ubo Acres clear between which supe-
valley which roduee, over bale Of Cation per the
past said plantation susceptible OF division
several Is abnndantly supplied with pure.
Ter. and Is as healthy as The mountains Of Virginia.
For further particulars, the premises address,
D. D.SASDERSON,
NH i9-ism WyaiI 4. O., Miss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

1IELMBoLp's GENUINE PREPARATION
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT DUcnu,
For Diseases ibc BI.ADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and
DEOp~ItAL SW ELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the Of Digestion, aud exces
n Or tAltAkEots dispositions, and all UNNATURAL
MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu,
For Weaknesses
Arising lxecse Habits Dissipation Early lndiscrc
ArTENnhb WIN. THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS;
lniisposilinn 10 EAorlion, Loss Of Power
l.oss nl Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing
NcaL Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakeulncss,
Diinncss O Vision, Pain in llr Back,
Universal L1sst.dc Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands Flu aing of the Body,
rAILID CouNTENANti
These symptoms, II allowed 10 On, whi this medicine
:. MlorENdl. FAlulrY, EPlLErll' FITS,
IL oNkoF WHICH THE PATIENT MY EAPIEE.
Mho San say !a thy ar" not frequently followed by those
"INsANirY AND coNsuMrTIoS"
Many are "~p n 1 Y! NoS S1nsS IF I G"sTEIs ns
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE A~iLUMS,
Ind NE Neiaachoiy Dedtts ty Cos2maltion,
nfhH NNrlr %iYns r" rE E tsen q tnE i,sngf,TY
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires The aid of medicine to strengthen and
Which Hrruaolns EXTRACT BUCnU iarorja6,y does
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE M"sr sKErrIcAL
Use rrupoLps EXTRACT Brouu for all affections and dis
Urinary Organs,
Hale or Female.
From whatever originating and matter Of
haOSV Long standing.
Dscascs.pf thr-, require the aid Of DlCRETIC.
''''' ','> '''' Is THE GREAT pIURErIc,
And is certain 10 have the desired effect in nl Diseases
FOR WHICH II Is RECOMMENDED
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Great Passenger and Freight Rout
TO TIE NO Il IL.

rEEANELEls and Merchants from Virginia, Tennessee
Western part trorsn and the Northern part of Aafa.
ma aud mississippi, are informed that connected through
Ia s"ngtr aud Freight line has been and
nng three Time, week between Lynrhburg Va aud New
l"tk, 10y The -uuIl>ie Railroad to ty Iin and thence t.,
New i"tk by The New York aud Virginia Steamship tompa-
i!s semi Inc II first class side whc. seanlsps-YorL.
town, jamestown and Roanoke.
l- lin" atorr advantages above nil others 1t Is the cheap
est hai n'>i agreeable route pas, neers particularly
ti'He coming long line Of railroads board
the steamships the evening Of the reach I,nchhnr
ani I'M lar state and all aecoinoa-
lions I" be found IN The hest steamships and SHORT
VOYAGE 'y are IN New York, perfectly rested and rNy
busnc,s Passage from ynchburg 10 New York Fare and
state Room steamers included, az.
rs Freight route this line Ia the shortest between
New York aud the Souh.We The Steamships run along
side The Nlacs 81 the South side Railroad Company nj CIV
Point, and there Is drayage OF Goods every thing being
@1scrrhl immediately from the Steamships Cars,
Mh ne greatest Dispatch The following Tariff through
Eaies has been agreed by the Railroad Steamship
COMPANY. md all goods forwarded charge shippers
washing /" HN# themselves of through rates mus have
their goods marked care Of laroad Agent City Point.
RATES FROM INV YORK TO LINtIiBuEt.
lst Class, 2nI lass, Bird Glass t1ass.
G}
H. Rotk AZ TAYLOR, Agents, Is nrhburg, Va
sth'L q. BAPTIST ~ co, Agents. Petersburg, Va.
IL DIAM lllEHEhlN Asts, ll5 broadway, ~ y.
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New SORTING Stock, for $50, at
STIGIu.l:. PETERS 81 CO.,
No. 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
ftN subscribers in receipt large stock
L OF : APLE AND FANCY DEFY GOODS of FRENCH
tN"Ilsll AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, TO VIII eli
! >"ri the attention OF their Old customers and all
wa" AM goods OF the latest styles good quality, and
siidt' prices Read partial enumeration appended below
talicots, Gnghans and Lawn,
lritians French Camhcs and Jaeonets solid and plain
orslnIie Mu~lins and Bcragcs,
Bcra4e and Muslin Flouncvd Robes,
Mourning Goods In Muslin Lawn and Bcraycs
- GENTS GOODS.
Broad Cloths, plain and fancy,
Black aud Fancy Cas- Incrus
N,stngs, all kinds
Gents Ties, Stocks AMI Crayats
SHIRT Collars and losoms,
Gloves, " Hose al IIandkcrehicG
lin" Apple lIandkerciefs, something new
To which is added fine heavy Linen and Cotton
W"oS on window Shades Carletngs Maiiings Rugs Door
MATHS Ne. II Remember the No G00) and call I'M
nh - :" - "'
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JOHN ABRAHAMs.

VEGETABLE PILE 0ISTMESr--For Blind. Bleeding or
Painful Piles This 0mneui is made irom the pc Of
an emil ent scan and bc relied being adapted
the most obstinate cases. Made and sold by
may 10 j. IL. THOMPSON, Druggist
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EAaTI3N WARE
No w 4Ialn Street. RiChmuld Va

OdIUA, uLASS, AMI EhHI / IN " AXE
No III 41aiu Street RichmOAd Va
TF) HEREWITH beg leave to inform my friends and
ESk The public generally, that In receipt II my
~ FALL >IpIk nF GOODS, larger and more varied
nn has ever before been embracing Decorated Goh
BdHd DfHHr, Tea and Toilet Stts iitche.a Dte&es Idk
fc, de- Also Watr thi'd dnd Grdaate, shapes
and st, ~ sets nnt 10y The single par. NJ
NH"tLsAit iENpr. have s,otrd wh great care,
assured that can sell IL Ia" any rc@,Nng house the
United HaluS rs crenc goods direu! The
lurcr. call is respectfully solicited.
july - diy o. H. TAYLOR, Richmond, Va
Forwarding Business.
fhNliE James River ami kanuwha Company having acrclcd
Ia the proposition Of the South side H. k
tue rates on o routes have been compelled my
rates. however. by that arrangements enabled put
goods through al - 10 % below Side Road
Co.. provided they adhere Ia the stipuiaios some ar
iel"s the difference will be much At any rate,
dfefi"ined 4, rednc 10 tie ibeet 0~bc point erc,g
article Which the high tolls will permit and fhe merchants
Lynecurs and the West will lind IL greatly their
/" ship ih''r goods VIA lchnond. 4. :. LEE
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
march Its TN the Dock. Richmond Va
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-, To the Public.
another supply Of New Goods.


No j. PuRNIS Ag'l. is again receiving Il ,en.roi ,ss r..
mcii {" New G""ds embracing ar,os r, nine Al sb
o ihe. 1entlemch BOYS, Girls and Children II, Of yhicl
may ~ '''''' WI nc eos'
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
HctmdotFs Hghy Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SaySaparilla.

Hc'mdotds Hghty Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SavSaparilla.
SYPHILIS
This Is an affection of the blood
Innings OF NE NOSE, EARS,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES.
Making It's appearance N ' ry form Of ILL., En-
Pufilcs the Blood,
And r,naves all sealy rrupious of the Skin
CLEAR AND HEALTHY COLOR.
Blood rrsms Properties are preserved To greater extent
than any Diner preparation of sarSaparlla
HGLMBoLDs ROSE WASH
An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syphtic Nature and
lIabs or Dissipation, used connection with the Extracts
BuehH or Sars"ar,y in such Diseases as recommended
ChRilFlCAiEs OF CURES,
From, % 70 gears standing.
VIM NAMES k S>,,a. S, 70 ,.,r,ur
For Meca Properties Of BUClIU Disnsatory of the
Professor DEVICES valuable works the Practice
rh,ac.
remarks made by the late celebrated PlIYslCK,
See remark. made by Or. EpnRAIM MCDOWELL, cele.
bricd Physician and Member OF the Royal College OF
gron Ireland and published in the Transactions OF the King
ani Queens Jonrnal -
IEANLEs. Fellow OF Royal College OF Surgeons.
See most Of 'hylae standard Works on Medicine
Extract Ba'hH.S Loo per bottle, Or SIX for $500
" Sarsaparilla, Loo " 500
improved Rose Wash, 30 Il " 200
Or HALF for $1,000, which will sufficient
the obstinate il directions adhered De
l,ced 10 Address securely packed from obser alton.
Describe y MPfUMS IN ALL COMM NlCATIpNS.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis |!
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the city OF
1iiaicIi'ltt III. /. HtINRoLp, who being
s" ms preparations eontan no narcotic, mercury, o,e
injurious drugs but are purely vegetable.
II. T. HEIMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed before This sd day of November,
l>I. WM 4. llIBBERD Ah3ermaa,
Ninth 1T. above Race Pha
Address letters for information in coniidc
H. 4. HELMBOLD Chemist
Depot. loi south Tenth st. below Chestnut Phla
beware OF COuntergeifs,
AND UNPLINCIPLED DEALERS
Who cndtGyor 10 dispose "r OWN and OTHER" ART
'Lgs oN rfE carrrAIiaS ATTAINED
il, nlbOd's Genuine Preparations,
lA!ract ;uciiu,
SarSaIarlla,
Improved Rose Wash
fif byJ0lE H. sEAY. IyNcunrrs VA
tND .1Li HRi G,YSfS EVER bUEHE
ASK Ftes HELMBpLUa TAKE No OTHER
Cat cut the ada crscnleut and send for it,,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
A. 4.
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8 ~ J DIRECT0Rs.
- ~ ~ hrlnnd, JsAn Purceli,
~ 1lN~A q. N f. SAINT T. Bayy.
80 |S16a II AeatA Jea H. Anderson,
- XEn,x m6Czses &. q. Barney,
~ 49, II lzcA1Aeea Ra. II. Maur,,
X&lM&r&4 II DurYs JaA A. Go~arstiB,
~ E1~n on1sr. BsnJ II. Nash,
3%ln - r. ]. Moore
=z8z,I1N IL 3nSeepuo. John n. Claiborne
81 t11S n dEra1kav B.L whersy,
- ~ ma VIM II. Christian, r-n
"a ~ q 6,aksrville. wyndham Robertson,
I'll &n6N = flnr4ison Jehn G. Shafer.
WEMsM. Haxau Peter G. Warwick,
zESF1 n Rroekn = D. HaskinA
81 10S@v ID phe0, Eaward Norveii,
IA We13IneSaa ooddin, George J. sumner,
- Buolcy, D. =. Woodbridge.
- silpusnment Of the meeting 81 so-kholJers The
q bcc3crs cpuvene1 and elected the following officers
90 fysstdsns-WN n. NACfARI.AkD.
.Ha5 Hcs-f rsstdeae-SANL J, HARRISON,
- Ayp;etaa-DR BLAIR BURwELL
Afnrnss--ROeCoE r. HEATH, E-l
~ t.. ~ j. ADArR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
W# JOHN n MILLER Agent Lynchhurg, Va.
- OGes corner Main and iith saeets, Richmond. Va
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Trav elers Going North

La % S IS ,g.i..sg 8.
NVHo wish to make Agreeable trip informed ,f
w selling tickets By The South side Railroad, ity
Point and thence To Baltimore and New York by the
Steamships running from City Point. These are
the largest sized u side wheel vessels having magnificent
commoiaiions for Passengers equal oas
senger steamers and make their Trips with great reg naI ~
those 10 baltimore in ~ hours nom city Point aud
New York IN 10 hours The best proof q" er pee.
Ia The fact that they have been running years
dent.
Passengers from Iynchburg to Baltimore Including calls
81
Pnssengersfrom iynehburg To- New including aais
10 go direct take from Iynehburg -,n,
Thursday aud Saturdays for baltimore; and ON IN, .n
Fridays and Saturdays for New York
W, u. GREGG, Agent
Souh-side Railroad { oinpany.
S Knoxville papers, and those the linc tbt Va y
Tenn X, r.. please copy. Inn qis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
PATENT ASPHALTIC

DEEuNIAN GUAN0-Of Baltimore Inspection which
u guarantees its standard purity
ap21 CAMP. STAPLES II CO. Bridge street
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pss Notice 10 shippers Of Tobat CD,

-askkAh NEW ioEK.Ihc subscribers, Agent t'r he
Acr lork amt Virginia Steamships, receive aud prMar e"
and nih.r goods 10 their by tlis
line FREE Of COMMISSION, hui Shippers reIncs ed Ia
write them by mail, the disposition they wish mnde cnth
shipment, otherwise, II viii he stored and risk al ship
LUDI.AM y IlElNIkIN
rb Bis ll1 broadway, New y. ork.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

NTHlgELoCKs SUPER PHOSPHATE or LINE
ap27 JANIS hnYI. - CO
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Bargains =! Bargains !! -!

Jnn SACKS coFFEE-Conssing of Rio, Lagura Java a,U
avn Moeha-lart very choice.
apo IHBT K SACNDEES
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Notice.

NOTICE.
IL goods intended for the Freight Train he delivered
~ ri th nehhurs Depo, the evening before by hAilast
bree clerk. The departure al the mail
arrangement Indispensable to The loading the goods time
The nrNt freight train +. H. JELIIS.
NH 2s General Freight Agent.
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70 hand large lot OF Sugar House Mo
~ !asses, Porto Rico, Cuba and Portland syrup. -
ap17 ALEX KiNNiER AZ Rrr;.,o. ..,a.,
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HR by JOIN II. sFAY. TyNcunrrA VA
tND .1Li DRtG,YSTS EIER rbHkRE
ASK Ftes likLMBOLD'a TAKE No OTHER
Cat out the adv crtiscment and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND Exp nsURF
Enril tdl-ttciy
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pronlss u rtsarl a thtir respective Home
THE Iii refanding L. Utah. MI vh,,h
passed Che House, is now before ths ssnals
fsrhe Japanese embassy with Their re.;pn,
arrived here to-day, aud have had iare ana
enthusiastic reception III =
This Americans Cot Old Line Syhigtt nos,i.
mated at Baltimore. John Hell. ~ 'Iennssscs5 a.
President, and Edward Everett. ~ Mas..st,,,i
sctts. fer Vice. Presidrnt'' q 4, q
il Through the courtesy 81 Judge Smith
we are enabled 10 lay the result of the
Republican Convention before our read.
ers IN the following telegram received 81
the saInc time as the aboYe:
'ssr JosErn, No, May 10Th, 1860.
Hos. ELiAs SnlTlr, Dssaa Aess once,
'SsIt Lake City: n 4...,i. M d n
tfRepnblicans' nominees, Abraham Linc0lYs.
President; Hannibal Hamblln, Yice Presidents
/ q .. 5.s5 .. WE, il. HooFHR.
.swsshinEtou, May u, 1860 Z "a. n
Our readers will remember that iii,
Republicans met III Convention at Chica
10 on the 18th inst, tonotuinate suitabl,
candidates 70 represent their party in til,
next Presidential campaign. Lincoln. TIL
nominee for President, Is Of Illinois, anJ
Hamblin Is At present Senator from
Maine .s# II. h. Il III. # /. III.
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. LATEST NEWS.
mr. PONY ExPREss.

By PONY ExPREs1
From . letter received from Col Hoo
per, dated Washington, May 18th, we
extract the following: H.
.: ''In the way of Congressional news I have
not a great deal. Grow last week introduced
his FIVE Territorial Bills, which were tabled.
Thayer will on Friday urge hts Bill for the re-
pealing of the Organic Act Of Utah. and sub
stituta therefor two Land pistrieis, the divi-
sion line of which will be Bear River, the
Great Salt Lake, Jordan, Utah Lake, and
thence due South 10 the 3Tth parallel, each
district 10 have Delegate in Congress, Sur
yeyor General, Registrar, and Receiver do
not think, however. his plan will be adopted.
. o Mr. Thayer's measure 10 what they
call 'nltra Equatter sovereignty
Senate passed last week a kind Of Home
stead. though II is little else than a graduation
act, general in its extension, and given "a
every actual settler Of two years standing the
right TO purchase. for Is cents per acre. the
tract (uot exceeding 160 seTss), upon which
thoI may have for two years resided. thint
the Senate and House will come 70 some com
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=. A tornado raised over CArIenvills, Illinois,
recently, unroofng and blowing down houses,
barns, trees, and fences The roof Of the I.u.
theran church was blown some distance, and
the walls were much injured. The roof of q
dwelling was carried nearly a mile and . hall
through the air. Children were picked up by
The wind, and carried considerable distance
stock was killed in every direction. A man
named Lowe was killed by lightning, many
persons were wounded, and the destruction o
property is very great, -, ..,. ~
similar storm visited Louisiana and Mis-
souri, Oh the same evening, doing much dam
age to property, and injurins several people
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NOTICE.

t@5. W00DatANSEE requests Sll persons
VI. who have Young Stock il:their posses.
sion, branded crop off left ear, dove tail III ths
right ear, ard IN some cases, In coast qurnce of
frost, has the appearance Of bali crop, 10 return
them 70 g. Hntchins on Waber river, ard they
Wilt literally rewarded. s Z: d.. :.-.,
:. . :.... 81. q C.. WooDMANsEE. :.
II G. s. I. City, May 5, 1850: Id. q. asaf