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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

The Fair at this place, says the
Corsieana Express, which has just
closed, was attended by a great
number of persons, and a laudablc
and Jealous emulation displayed by
our citizens in bringing forward for
competition a greater variety and
number of articles than its most
sanguinc friends anticipated, We
noticed with pleasure a number OF
persons from the adjacent counties
of Frecstone, Limestone, Ellis, Iill
and Kaufman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
TERMS 0P
TIN DALLAS HG n AID
FCBLisilEn EVERY w

pUBLlsllEn ENEkN WEDNESDAY,
aSH cory, ~ ulamr q hnH-iSa namlrTss u
fi 10 aIvsnS., - 'ni or - il ni i~id a. 'hr ""'
"a saa rihing
Rats. sf Adysriisias,
tir-riissmsnis Nili h. iHssTisi a "Ie d'aiaI y
81 ar flea lihrs II nTgNirT iNiF - rlshl hh''
Arnnatsil kT tbs hTsi iHsvrili, ani nils 'h's 80
.a.h ir-,Tiion ilrRahrT, iil.Tsl dts ".N' ~.
Geo l.tus 60 th,s,a, Aha aiNeTiiss' ~ 'hr A's,'
in,-s ,s l., II nsi moTr than "''r s'i''-''' NJ" "
H5 Aanoinsel,cnt, ufsandilaies hT Siais ~ nl,'
ir,t on,sT,, "r hT ihr Isi'lsiarr s'"i ''"'' ''''
S.,- n r..nai aTii,lss, Nlrn adnliiirl 90 OUT cd
anns "a h. charged d'aio ihe a'i.rT'ishs 's''''-
90 AifrTti- 'ni H''r w. I..t..''. r
,eau.r,,i ty lts. Hu- i- Ia1 i N',
1T Ad,-lt.,,.u .uir uut r.srss' F.h iiH uTH's'
.fins~rti r.s via b. rmttuuHl un.l HilfrHts hi
lsxi-l, ut - Co. a.sritH q a. It"'''''7 '''
a. 81 81 S,s..f. .i4.he. ra,u- ..a''
sNiSblLts o. LAM
AGENT % a., Herald
H. "a ,r.us --,ii'rrfra lf. rsifrI fniir TrI.f MT
o. s 4, Agents Ipr the IirTald in the ar~s hah,'''
and p.r y raid Ia Ih.m will H. fully arkn"~l~is'i
tis hlishers, NiH' ,,..,..
% 4 IouN,,,N, E.sl,, Kaufman, kaufman S'uhls'
n I .T,,Tp, Ia, Iiockwali, kaufman thhiy'
|s A ESTrIs, E,'l., Denion, tl'ni"l ,"unn'
In rI,NkISs, Esq, MaNahaehie, Elii. t"nny,
In. T. PIAK andA, v, foNltn, h.l' ~ VIII"
BE- Fonbrfr E.a,, inrhanan, Johnsoh ,"nhIS'
| ID NEISrr Esq., WeatheTh'rl, l'af<er county
! I,- an. m swINbIIIs, HrlknaIh Young '"nhiy'
| Il Do 'oIISsnN E.,l., C0mnJssiunrr, Galveston
Wr Id T,TrI, Esa, sherman, Gfayss.n togniy,
= Il, IIaRwoon, ESQ, Mckinney, Collin c"nn's'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
nHIlS DlILAS COUNTY TEXaS, NOVEMBER IA, 1860.

The HHHielphm Congressional
Erdsi-The Grand Jury OF Phila-
dclphia have found a bin of in,sct-
mcnt against Wm, Byerly, lhr mas
ing fraudulent returns nj ihn vnIe
for member Of Congress in the
Fourth Ward of that city, hy which
false returns John NJ, Builder the
Blacl, Republican candidate, raeoiv-
cd the certificate or election ~ Rep
roscntative to Congress, instead OF
Wm, l.. Lehman, the Democratic
candidate, who received a majority
ofthe votes east, according To the
official count The following b, th'
finding %, tho tVui luv:
The Grand Inquest u,,v7I'd,
upon tholr nJ,ls and affirmation,
aforesaid do py, ,hai t,r sgil WIZ
lam hvcrly, Return juusc of the
clusiion hcll u, aforesaid .n thc
Fourth Ward of the city Of lhiia
delphia, ON the 18th any oI October,
in the year aforesaid, ut tho city
aforesaid, and within the jurisdic-
ti0n fthis court, ut II meeting ol
the Return Judges of II general elcc,
ton at the city of Philadelphia, held
according to law, on the 9th day OF
October, in the year aforesaid, did
unlawfnlly and corruptly substi-
tute false, forged and counterfeit
certificate of the number Of votes
given for each person for the office
of Representative in the Congress
of tho United States, in the said
Fourth Ward, ut the election alore-
said, in lieu and in the stead Of the
said certificate receive and taken
in charge OF by him, tho said Will
lam Bycrly, rs Return Judge aiorc-
said, to the great scandal, dishonor
and prostitution of the public prac-
tice OF the said Commonwealth, 10
the evil example Of all others in like
case offending.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14


Tie ALLEGED attack on the Prince
"A Card from The Assdldnt.-Mr.
Editor saw in your saturday issue
that i am accused of an assault on
the Prince of wales which is false !
NEARLY said what thought and i
think so still that he will never be
king of england if he Lives for a
100 years time for kings is gorn and
i Pointed the finger of seorn at the
baby faced english man as they
gauntcd him along i now appeal to
Americans to know whether it is
Constitutional to pay homage 20 a
Prince if so i am Done il not then
why was seased Like felin by a
Lot ofwhat. Dogs Dressed in uni
form they acted Like such as soon
ai opened my Mouth ! am not q
tinker nor tailor But ] am what
am and that is what did not sec
many of on that Day that is ! Mean
true republican and am glad t'
find that Justice Connolly and
( Drunk ofone spirli,a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

The John Bro,onttes sM Caerd~
Conricted-From Chcraw we learn
that the two IIitchings,, concerning
whose arrest and trial as Abolition
incendiaries full account was pub
lished in the Mercury of Saturday,
had been duly convicted and sem
fenced to be hung on Friday next
Additional and crushing evidence
had been adduced to prove then
complicitv in an insurrectionary
nlot. and this scaled their DOOM
At last accounts, " Minute Men
were actively forming in Cheraw
and the vicinity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
ttis said that Blondin has acqui

sd sich fondness for airline
i ravoiinq. since he commenced his
pcriorniance on single string, at Nj
o0ara. that. when lie goes out for a
Driyatc walk, he ;ihvariahly prefers
ihc clcgraph wire TO the high-roads
I'd q pl.emenadc. Every week he
adds some new monkey trick to his
.xhihition at the Falls but we
lia,r no doubt that the grand final
of The spectacle will he = drop
conc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

The Lincoln Coot Of Arms.-From
the IIeraltry of q Harry" we arc
permitted to take the following
Shield of Abram O1lincoln, the
champion of the sable Republicans
Two pcsis standant;
One beam crosant;
Atrain al the endant,
Gioriocs spleB6anf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
NApNLEON Ill 4
The two foremost

The two foremost U.n .u aE''
tho Emperor of lhs b'.""H 81
Joseph Gnribaldi--'a.' ir, &" W
earnest men in it. VI Yu' ui me
means not always W.. d. lys,
has meaning in tn j'l.l, w
mind; and when he acts H.- 'c.is
have n more tcrrin.. "."rfs.W
than those of any n.a.. fH'er,.
of our time. Gar .H''. earn
alike in word and d t, uar Do"
himself what he is nr .h" %l'
virtue. There is NJ 1.r' n".n'.
or sham about him. Hu V"- l''
mcnt oi' the truth, ~.'N. ."' y
poses of the momcn 'a ",'.'
bic in his career. A.. " .H..' D
carncStncSs, neither ..''' DO
kahlc persona wouh ...' I'H. .
the pinnacle Of pow ggn "'
they scvera!ly STAN --'h" r''e
incarnation Of pure r'lN'. l.'
the other is OF 81 loo Wh'.''''
While such actors, tlr -.'
evil, arc playing thu 30 : 'H
mighty drama OF '".''
history, we must ha .' .
at the head of affair IN N
try, or mischief, hot abua.. .'
home will be the ccrta ir 'pns'GI.
-LODd0n RcricW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

NJ C York Rdcc- HafegQH Ae'r
TefE. OFT, lS.-Flora temple beat
pat-' en in tbe race today lime
pol asFl i.2J. Tic iiaesi
had ecsssliion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

IVLat shall r ag i9r trg"'.--it
Appears fran tis!,s5 .S3!'
publishcd that tie eons4nll1on "i
toi,;,e is incrcasi'Ig much llore rap
idl.s than the pro dnnt'oh l.a,t N,.iI
the total consu0 pHoh o. h"pt'
and thc-rnitei States a4Gfl Aah
$50. 100 tons, VII 'hH pre''ncilo'A
of all other couniri>s vas iti,t ,itz--
600 tons. The pralniie t2ilsu
ton cf the presca yar Is sstiih' .3''
at 337 GOO tons. .nd ti'e Hrs.'i' in
prJdr stion at 2 e.i. ard nf'Ns
year the foimer sa1
the latter at 3 ''A
York Posi- hops ites ''l' be-'la,e
ii.alis 3 sHs q who
,.ahia.ord s3tho 49, e'.e 2
pay large 5osia rs es u fs
tvsast IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

We learn from We i}tuwmsNiiic
Sentinel that "on', Sou'h.",~'' ''''',
trcnticr is again to tc pari"anc ..''N
C.at.tpicd by Unitei %Htcs lr'"l''.
We have it from rel"oio "a
that six compan;' inc ." @ ',.'v ~
try were at lhdIa n'a W'''' 5,i p
an,p1rtatlon iP ''S ''., -,
force is under tht .in'mah" - ~.
Bonneville. and = 4 t2 Pc" "''
the Rio Giraifde y " W i-'- l''7' =
on the lower river, which WIRE -
iniudiciously abnodohcd ar 20 DC
nr;,in occupied.-Ntofe ffa- e,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

'Gar.Leteher IL ilhociing'-GoV'
Letcher arrived in Wheeling, Va
Friday night, an n tour over the
Baltimore and Ohio llailOal, \
Union procession repaired to his
hotel and called him ont by II sere-
made. The Union says
Governor I.etoher, introduced hy
Mayor Wilson, responded briefly,
thanking his friends for the COM
pliment paid him, and len, dis
caixling for the time all partlZan
feeling, alluded briefly to the state
of the Union, tho impending eri-
si.n and Tho duty IT Nlrgin,1n,,
should the time arrive when they
should be- called upon % ac.,nd
M State. He was ,ouiiy al-
f iv hes heugnrs, particular
u, a his concluding remarks, where
In he EXPRESSED himself highly fya-
iRrJ with his first visi, To- Wheel
ing.
e The speech is not published, but
from the remarks of the lntclligcn-
ecr, the Black Republican organ in
Wheeling, it appears to have net
tied the Republicans very badly
Ii says:
The major portion Of Gov. l.c,ch-
er's brief speech was of II most out
rageous ultra and reasonable char
acter, and was disgraceihl TO him rs
n citizen, and doubly so as to the
chief executive officer of the Com
monwcalth. Some one of the crowd
said /" Amen" and another. God
grant it," at the end of one OF the
speakers sentences; when the Gov
crnor, supposing tho interruption to
come from some reasonable source,
remarked, in view Of recent events,
that he might yet find it necessary
to bring his authority to bear upon
some persons in n manner to which
they would not be willing to re-
spond "Amcn."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
IMITATION TO TfIE PRINCE.
JOHN q. SANE

JOHN q. SAKE
nsible for the following ode, inviting
I.R. II. to a country cottage:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

inslhlc lot lIc ih'''hk
I.R. II. to n country cottage:
D, Prince Of Wales!
lnless my judgment fails,
r.rR. found your recent travel rather
tr,1yy;
rdrni expect an answer to the query
But aren't you getting weary?
Nf.., Of bells, and balls, and grand ad-
Ur.sscs?
W,.r. of military and their mcsses?
Wsary of adulation and caressesE
Wsur,. IF shouts from the admiring masses
Woa,y Of worship from the upper classes!
Nytry If horses, mayr and assesI
Of course twas kindly meant
,iut don't you now repent
Your good mamma consent
That you should De-
This side the sea,
Tic British Lion" which you represent?
PRAY. ave your city courtiers and their
cope 5,
And ,,mc to us; we've no pictorial papers,
And u reporters to distort your nose,
grmar.; the awkward carriage of your toes,
Yuo,-Eiylc of sneezng, and such things as
J,. ntlncr still, in democratic spite, those;
Measure your Royal llighncss by your
hcightl
Then come to us!
wrr, not the sort of folks to make fuss,
zen lrr the President; but then, my boy,
We 1pmply promise You special joy
70 Princes rarely known,
yt,t ,y,,. rouill never ma about II throne,
No wit the bliss of being let alone!
No ,icntifc borcs from Athcn@ums,
NoUeisy guns, nor tedious 'c-denns,
Shall yex your Royal Highncss for minute
4 glass oflemonadc with "somctliing in it;
A .ranrant mecrschaum, with the morning
Or sweet Virginia fnc-cut ~ you che~s-
These, and what else your llighness may
demand
Of supple luxury shall be at hand,
And ut your Royal service. Come!
o, cone, where you may gain
What advertisers OFT have sought in VAIN
uThe comforts of n hOmeH
Come Prince of Wales I've greatly ncat
Your loyal presence, sir-we do, indeed;
For why?-wc have pretty hamlet here,
But en-, You see, It's equally as clear,
Yoqr Highness understands Slmkspcarcal
hipts)
4 Hoaiet isn't much without a Prince.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

intent to tliug il d,
Before tn nurse {
the Countess lad (
stomc-nnL however
had apprchcnded, t
on the i,oor, where
ma'lc Il great noise.
ncliatcly awokt II
Countess, who h;t'l
maternal cagcrnnss =
experiment, fell on !
transport of joy, 5
ed that her child po
which was wanting
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

IIHLIHNHH H'H"'
asE cory, ~ Wlamr Il hns-'Se namlrTs' :
r,l 10 slVsRo., - 'iii T - u ni l~id a. 'hr h"
I saa.l nLiRg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Georgia Democratic State Convention

MiLLEnGryirLE. Ca. March l6.-Tho Democrat
ie State Convention adjourned to-day. The old
ventiHn wihthe following exceptions: OF the State
nj large Delegates Mc>srs Mcdonald, Warren,
Cohen and loung1cld; First District Messrs
Moore and Goulding. Second District, Messrs.
Joncs, johnson, Slaughter and Clark. Third,
Mcssr$, Gibson and Mrtihcc. Fourth. Mcssrs Phil
lips and Gambler. Fifth. Mcs>rs. Hague aud Fields
Sixth, Mcssrs. Thomas and ll;ll, Seventh. alessrs
Burnev and Thomas. Eighth. Messrs. Ashton and
Casey
The December resolutions were vetoed by the
following vote; ayes l62, nays III No candi-
date Tor the Presidency was recommended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
From California.

ST. LOUIS. March l5.-Thn Overland Mail, with
San Francisco dates to the 9th, has arrived
The Democratic primary election at San Fran
cisco had been held. and resulted in the choice Of
twenty-onc delegates Tor Latham and four for
G~in. " ellcr delegates to the State Convention
were elected.
The Republican State Convention elected dele
gates to the Chicago Convention. majority Of
whom nre understood to be in favor of Seward for
the Presidency
There was great excitement in Consequence Of
the glowing accounts from newly discovered gold
mines
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
DIED.

At the residence Of her husband, in Bedford
county, on the 3d inst. March. Mrs. MARY OyER-
STREET, consort Of Mr.. Thos. G. Overstrcei in the
49th year of her age. Mrs. O. was connected with
the Methodist Episcopal Church % Years, Of
which she remained a consistent member until
the time VI her DEATH
In Liberty on Wednesday last after short i'll.
ness, of disease ol the heart and lungs, Mr. TuoM-
AS c. GRAY, aged % years, 7 months, and days
TIE sterling qualities ui his head and hcart Gu
deared him to NIL who knew him, and his loss il
deeply dcplored by hns,'ot warm friends. who
sympahize with the bereavcd relatives in their
affliction.
Departed this life on the Sth If March, in the
18th year Of her age, Mrs. MARY c. CARu,xir,N.
daughter Of John Coles deceased and wife Of
Isaac H. Darlington, OF Pttsyyania Court House,
Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 16--Four less firm: City
Mill. aud Howard Street are held at Sc, Wheat
dull; White declined five cents and sales closing
ut 81 Goal Is: Red 81 40al A. Corn active aud
houyant; White 72a75 cts; Yellow 74a75 rents
Pork very firm; Mess Sl8 Prime SIS. Whiskey
dull at % cents.
New York. March l5.-Cotton unchanged. -
Flour generally lower: Southern unchanged. -
Wheat dull and n"minally one cent lower. Corn
firm Mt 1ia19 cts. Pork heavy. Mess SIS, Prime
&l4 50al4 ~. Lard firm. Whi-kcy steady ut
o3l. Resin firm at l Gal 20. Rice dull-rcs;
unchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

-. DELEGATES TO THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION
Tho District Convention of the 18th District, me,
Mt parkersbarg on Monday. to appout delegates
to tho Democratic National Convention. Mcssrs
Henry fiizhneh and john Brannon. both of whom
are favorable to the nominrtion Of Mr.. Hunter,
werc appointed DELEGATES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
LATEST sEWS ~ TELEGRAPH.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March lG.-SrSArE.--The bill
Tor the sale ot the Government arms to the diffe.
rent States was under discussion, but no action
was taken.
House Of RFrREsESTariyEs. Nearly the whole
to its rules
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Julieial Appointment.

BALGIu. RE. Ma,oh l6.--llngh Lcnnox Bond
has been appointed Judge of the Criminal Court
ii this city, to iil the vacancy occa>incd by the
impchc hmcnt aud removal nf Judge Horny Stump
Mr.. Bond is the son uf the late Rev. DR.. Thos. H.
Bond, for many years Distinguished editor and
minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

REsiGxED-Thc Rev. George W. Carter, we'll
known to our citizens rs the recent popular nas-
tor Of the Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
,.Inrch in this city has resigned his post in The
University Of Mississippi, ON account of di>sa is
fiction with the Northern Professors ia that in
.,itn,ion. Professor Richardson has also resign
Cd from the same cause. They leave only one
s5utbern Professor in the Faculty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

10y undergoing aprucess OF immersion. publicly
They have an elder, aud all the officials rertain.
ing to the institution. and make 1t convenient To
entertain travelling saints, Utah-bouad. They
are not.howeser.of the Brigham Young stripe. but
strictly Of the Joe Smith school. and CONSEQUENT.
IL entertain bur one wife ench
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

The PE,cn CRoP IN VIRGiNlA.--We have taken
some PAINS, says the Wool-t'ck{Fa TEN" H.
go, t. obtain ntormatiun relative to tn" prospect
t'r the peach crop, and the result is; that large
quantities have already been frozen an the l1d.
This is particularly the with the early vari
eties- In sumo localities. however, where th,
trees are not 50 much exposed to the sun--on The
northeastern slope Of the hill and mountains-hut
comparatively little damage has vet been done,
and if the spring shouI ba favorable, there will lie
average Drops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

yUma.xs IL rirurE.--The commencement excr-
rixes If tii. furnishing and admirably crn'uctcd
school Tor young ladies' will te held on Wednes-
Aay. the 2Sth instant, commencing at 10 o'clock
The Rev 7. q. Keen. of Petersburg will deliver
The annual address before the sehnol- Ga Tues
LAY evening t27th) at o'clock, mn address VIII
Le delivered before the Euzeian Society in the
hall of the Institute by Professor A. J. Hunting
don. Of Farmvie. The public are invited to be
IN attendance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
NOTICE
NOVEMBER 18th 1889.
LYING HBURo COLLEGE,

LiNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
Fll1E fourth annual session Of this Institution will commence
Il on the 9th Se,hembtr.
The location Ii Of lhr healost and most
entire South and the Of study both Classical scon
hc, equal 10 thai Of any Of the American colleges
Tho Military Department shall bo efficiently maintained I'M
der tho erc of Mr. j. u. Bankonshp graduate OF the Vr
gIna Military Institute, and recently with tho
United States toast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. W. W. WALkrH tadir1aa " Ms Faculty. Professor
OF Mental and Mora Schemes, and of History,
q. Mathews NJ Professor Of Latin aud Bellies
erllcp.
T. H. CAnr,i, A. d Professor ofhe Gsssk Language and
Literature, T
y. BLANKEssir, Professor Of Mathematics and Instructor
of Tactics
hAarKL OAKLAND, A. NJ Professor OF Constitutional Law.
d. A. LASauoRsE, NJ D. Professor Of Antony and PhyEOl.
ology.
g. A. sAnroRi, LLb, Professor n Modern Languages
eAM'i NJ 0oopsos, Principal ~ the Grammar School.
EApENsKS.
Bonrd ~ week washing 20 per month"; fuel and lights
t0 Tuition $2e In the Grammar selooi and $50 IN
lhe Collegiate Department for hall session.
~ Catalogues, containing rther information
laincd by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty
July lB-dis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

lam q. SAxE.-Wc are much concerned to
1t. that our citizens are doomed to be dsap-
nanted for the present,.at least, in visit from
his distinguished gentleman. We learn that. ai,
Ter lecturng with great success ut Raleigh and
chanel Till, and being everywhere received with
the greatest cordiality, despatch summoned him
honae on basres. of impoi lance, and thus render.
cd it impossible to fulfil appointments in several
towns in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Sudden Death Of an Elk. Member of Con.
grcSS.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The Hon. David \.
Bokee, nm exWhig memter 81 Congress from New
York City. aud more recently Naval Officer Of that
port under Mr.. Fillmare's Administration, was
found dead in his room ut Wizards Hotel in this
city this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Execution of Stevens and uazlitt.

cnARtEsfowN. Virginia, March l6.-Stcyens
aud llazlitt the last Of John Browns party, were
hung to-day ut noon. They both appeared re-
signed to their fate. Stevens died very hnrd -
llazhu without u struggle They both exhibited
great tirn.ness and resignation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
MARRIED.

At the late residence OF the brides father, in
Pittsylvauia county, by the Rev, G. G. Chaplin,
Mr.. NJ. Y. WoHAck, Of Caswell, N. e; and Miss
JANE f. STONE, Of pittsylvana county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Fatal Duel in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, March 10 Denver City dates to tie
9TH inst, ust received, announce II duel between
Provisional Governor Bliss, and Mr. Stone, Il
member of the Legislature. Tho latter was
wounded in tina groin, and was supposed to be dy
lag when the coach left.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Arrival of the A SID.

New IoE&, March l6.-.The steamship Asia ar
rived here to-day at noon.
Her news is confined to Napolcon's speech and
Italian affairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

:, J"nN X. EpnuxnsoN, brother of Hon. Henry
Edmundson. of Virginia, has just been elected
sheriff at Nashville, Tennessee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
SALES BY AUCTION
Auction Sale Of Valuable Flour lTlllin

Property in the City of Petersburg.
1hursdai tho nth March next at IL ocock NJ, tho
" PROMISES tf ~, previously SOLD prlvrseis, shai se Al
nnetn The valuable and well known Flour MIL caied the
tiy Mills" situated ON the Apponaos river, In tho city Of
Petersburg.
The building Is OF brick, portion 1sNi0fct and the other
SoA2d feet having I'VE aoer and seven pair Of Durs nearly
he~ Tho Mn har lately been thoroughly Ihircd Of
$4,000 10 ssom with new Iron rhannR and gearing N
throughout, With all tho machinery Of latest I
improvements, NIL In good order. and capable of making
a Ibis flour per day Very lately the dam repaired
anl partly made The wnter whcts good
With improved Turbine Wheel which works nlinral
There Ia abundance Of land attached In The MIL ~
thu buildings to any size which may be required There a
good sto or Corn MIL and good fami, rs.eie., he
miers dwclng) Tho Min Is insured for oo, purity In the
Mutual Office.
Tho crops Of wheat raised In tho country trading Peters
burg are rapidly Increasing TINT the number Of mills
here are Inadequate IT, manufacture hcn hence large
m shipped abroad Therefore persons wishing
IN the milling business such mn opportunity for profitable IN
sesmont rarely occurs
TrnNs One fourth months credit, the remaining three
'nrh- two AMI three orr, with added
well endors"d negotiable and deed
p,fts, To secure their payment.
Possession given immediately
For nrihf Information apply 10
JOSEPH II. DUNN,
Extor OF J. I,RAua, decd
IN z Ans
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CLOVER Hill SAVINGS BANK,-A bill to incor-
,,,ro,e the Glover Hill Savings Bank, in the
rate read third time. and passed in the House
If Delegates on Thursday.