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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
Nov r....,I,an,. w...srr,-d.

Some interesting facts ia connexion with the
late election in Pennsylvania have just transPr-
ed, tending 10 show that thus far at least tue
Buchaniers have not got any Of their victories at
a bargain.
We are credibly Informed, snysa New lofE
exchange. that but a short time previous TO the
late election. Mr.. Belmont. eonneaion oil Nj.
Slidelrs. renewed his subscription Of -5D.oob'the
price of The mission which he nov holds st tn
Hague; TINT one Of the largest banking houses ia
Wall street I'VE withhold the mime for the pres
emit until we ean verify the intelligence from 9th
or souroe.) advanced $50 ,00a more towards The
fund for which SGdells meetings at New lotk
Hotel were held: and that a levy of thirty per
cent was made on the salaries Of every officer IN
tho custom house, some eight hundred in nun
ber averaging about one thousand dollars each,
ana making in all. say twenty four thousand dol
lara Al the last pay day nj the navy yard, alse,
il i reported that one dollar was taken from.
each of the day laborers 10 swell the fund which
had been called for I" meet the eIgeneies If the
BUCCANEERS in Pennsylvania. If, as is altegoth-
er probable. all the public officers have been as-
sesscd in this style. not less than "A million Of dol.
lars must hnve been raised for the late and com
ing elections
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
The Way q secure Kari, News 9th. prcsid. ~
tiaI Election.

FOR INSPECTORS or ELECTION, TELEGRAPH orE
RAroRs. NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS,
THRorGnorr TnE UNION.
The people will looe for tho result Of the Pres
iden,inl election on the 9Th If November Io en-
able the newspapers Of the Union TO declare the
resu on the fnllow ng morning il will be necoH
aary for the Inspectors OF Erection throughout
the United States 10 aid the telegraph operators
and editors in every town village and city, aud
for the editors and reporters 10 ndea other
1h. can be done by combining their labors Oh tho
night of the election to the Presidents vote
alone. Let the inspectors every whore count the
electoral vote first. Let tho telegraph Trans
NIT that vote only on the night of the election.
This plan will enable the press to announce tho
result the morning after election even if the con-
t., be close one, We hope this plan will sim
pity the labor mako it easier. ave time and
sati-fy the peeple-country and city. Editors
will promote the object in view by publishing it
in their editorial columns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
TstLet., Tickets.

1t is hugh time our Wing and American friends
were Supplying themselves with Electoral Tick
OTIS. Much good may be accomplished by then
liberal distribution through the country. W.
are prepared to furnish them in any quantity at
80 cents per hundred and II per thousand. send
in your orders
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

~ MR. JNO L. BAKER respectfully aun9I,1,'t u \ -.
Lynchburg aud vicinity. that lis SEE, ~ Ito
Instructions in the above elegant accomplishment i'' Of
menre on the iHh OF November, at the Wars lex I com
Every variety of Fancy Dance VIII be ntr,3,.f4 US
by Mr.. !. Il Gordet, J l. Gillespie and hiulsaf m - Gt
Baltimore Schools 80 '''' itte
Particular attention will be paid to the ins,r,e,i
dren, aud imparngto them thorough know lel5c Of Il
tr Art. - NE Ia=
TFRHs-por the session If Twenty four Lessons
Ttufs TuIrIoN--For Young Ladies Nssas,r, so DO
Friday evenings, from In O'Clock. SATURDAY. 'Is
10 oocS, and same evening from To SIS
Geuuemen. Monday Wed esda y aud FRIDAY eyeni,
10 o'clock. ING IRON
Noeharga for private lessons given at the residence If m
p.is the Han % IA
Persons wishing to take lessons i'll call ON me Mt ~, -,
wick House, between now and the laih NoYenoer " 1T
Mr. h comes well recommended from bingdon and nj
Aug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

Our neghoor down the street seems l. Or
dreadfuly behind the times a. regards fenn'yi.
yauia politics. We thought II was perfectly
well understood by all who profess to keep post
I'd in the political news of the day, that the fui-
moro marty of Pennsylvania has positively te#
-. III a., l,..,,,.,,,, ,..rt,, !, tLo
1us'u ~ o'"'es'' "''' IN t''' "
nending canvass. From the following paragraph
from Yesterdays Republican IL will be srcn,Gow
o,,o. hot ,r ,e;,bhor has vet ia lrarn that .ueL
efti' thet '"i ~ . NV nus -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
NEGKOhs WANrEn.-.hc

" Railroad Company wish Ia lure 40j tlda - nm.
work The repairs II '7d road aud al fla y res
the ensuing year. Carpenters ard Backsniifb al. a Hg
ted n
OCT p t30ian VII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

- lily Grocery, very nice dried Beef and r." 'an,
Peaches Silver Skin Onions suitable for irklia5 Hd
Vinegar cheap for cash. J II Snf IN, e. &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

'7. os >ht MD have
MN opened 'r our all Sales, very fine assortment o
p3d3r and single Barrel Guns Hunting Tackle &C. g. -.
" VI 'n' best importers and manufacturers ot English
a We can "her superior uducements those who desire
i" purchase and Will give stock an examination Auor
hs assortment are some Of very hne character ecu
any imported SiNISnN :, d.,
ae dSr2w '''' ''' - IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

T0nd open lV1IolI 70 mont
MI no " Bulch early possible as longer Indulgence
rlnGaI Ice given q. W NANGIl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

4 : D, " lF'TIs
E H. ale'uiS say 10 ctr customers and friends
VA mat we have Just returned from New York Y7SSS
where we have see ted our Stock of Fall Goods -Zs
win great care hoping to various tastes # cur
us ana WIZ open for your Inspection on Tuesday sd
our entire stock consisting B0nncts Ribbons Flow
rs 't'fs iiead!resscs Dress Caps Mohair CAPS Golfers
N.aef bracelets aud White Wax Beads and Belts
't 81 nue. tiYe Cloth and Morino C.eaLs with
~ luce goods ami an cyeclegt lot Tus # different
'l al IL" prices Thu above artrlas vary H prices az
10 1i aeia,'s Please cal and We feel assured
VI" De ahe Z" suit yourselves both In price and quail
~ Ours, very respectfully
J. MATTHIAS & CO.
t'lfE KEEP and Lex and fH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

esEGOND s,och of Nc,, Winter S.oo... ~.

~ 'phfNNl - lr animal meeting Of flc Sn,+g#'-.
Of This Company viii be held in Alexandria, ON TI4r+i
the 3Jtl instant. las II KFI, ~ ~ ~!
ia NCt.0act s'N.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
The Tehauntepec Route.

The brig Jadge Blaney sailed from New Yor
few days since for the Coatecoalcos. londed vii
materials for the construction OF the Tehauntep'
carriage road. Two vessel, had previously bee
dispatched; but the contractor. finding labor
abundant. sent for more tools. The probability i,
that this route will be opened in January next
II will make vast difference in the travel to
and from California, by very materially lesseuinf
the time and distance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

anaa wrote 10 Tennessee that the KANE ritter
was working well aud begging that those inter
fngainries should not be answered, aud Mr.. Polk
accordingly remained silent
lIos could his son have the assurance to say
that ii. father bad confidence in man who had
acted in a manner whit h would be considered dis
reputable IN any gentismtn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

AFE fully say 70 oar customers that ntrad go North in
al" dNN aud world be- obliged to them they would call
ana settle Their accounts. need Of money
Aaurs Respectfully, }. MATTHIAS & co
- "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

9hti0BEss 81, '56.-.sust recei ed n Ia, of
W those superior Castor Beaver Over Coats Raglans e.
d" GLASS a RAINES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

y firm OF Black y Pettyabn viii please - IN" late
the undersigned, who alone is nathorzrd r. t.' a
ne ,nt ~ sce, AUSTIN II. FRBLFs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

sae Of Lands aud Negroes, ri next 9atui nay
Fember shal " P''''' 5. GARLAND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
LHvO .hu-e in wan. of .ncl. nr,iclc.. ! Monla

mssi respectfully call their attention to the new snp If
Ladies Neck Chains Crosses Watches and many other an
f9io numerous to mention just received Tor sa eesn
iaf cash tal ami examine them at
Hct 2Dfs JOS s TTIIsRN4HfS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

N t3i Nkin u lot Il every quality aud style. 81 @ -
complete ami offered Al the lowest pos-tl5 prices
l. !. ARMISIEAB
9,'2IS U4.,r Telegraph once
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

&, aapiA OF those beautiful Canoes, and have time
public have hand CAMEO setts Yvortb from Ily,
atoliyhNe Dollars Call and them and el sails
ut' ,l5 9"" VIII De Plrased JOS :. TIL RMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

W lille. and therefore ole, my Clerk to po
be"S make Ill accounts or t" do writing any kind ANY
communication left for at Col Smiths Office i'll be prompi
~ attended to. / II ROBINSoZf
l5dlw+
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

I ADDE'S s0EE >NoEs-s.ad,c. fine , Io,.
ui sNls ana eiNei Sips, very nice just opened at
J4N - Is SEABUR RVS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
f%s s%5G.
a EiI. sE'b Ia gyATa

Gents fine PmNleplra 81 st}le Moleskin Hats. ~
d. real beauties also the OH Dominion Flat lrm. v
These Hats made by of taste and equal IA
~ and quality, aud offered 10 suit and please in all IN
'P as +. SEABI'l,Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

4 tENfA -is19 - ana 4: Ala4.Eka-g Ln,e jG.t
- n a%,thyr sapPlr uf superior French Patent
= GAioru les ar Alters. generally admitted TO be sh'
, az nv ~ those made Miles s Son P SEABURY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
yau seen thu, beautiful stool. of Gent.

q rms consisting "t Masonic. Odd Fellows. Claw and in
TT almost rVery variety OF Pins may be called for Those
Ia want al Pins Buttons do well to call and yne
ny stock before purchasing. JOS ) TIIi,RNAW
- ''''''*''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

4 Ia MeHa ny kcadr Kate Coventry. Duke Of MarsI
by Reynolds Guide tur al to speak and write carrectI "a
MINISTER Review, Hunts Merchants Magazine The -
i'i.'.f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
Hon JosepN K. InRersoIT I'm
Hon. Andrew Stewart, fayeiit


Mr. Saunders stated further. that all the above
named Electors had accepted their appointment. uui
that he had in his possession written letters Of DC
eeptancc, irA pledge thai, " dct5, fbe3 mould n.y.
port Fillmore and poHs's5a.
During the session Of the Committee PROPOSE.
tons submitedby the Executive Commit
tee Of the Fremont party for fusion in the Flee
tora ticket of the State. The following Is tho
resolution submitting their proposition:
Reso'rei, That we invite the American State FIX
ccutise Committee favorable TO the election of Md
lard Fillmore 10 the Presidency, NOW in session.
TO cooperate with in the formation Of an "ANll-
BUCHANAN State Electoral Ticket
This resolution considerably the Fillmore
Committee and positively rejected. Here is thu
resolution adopted by them unanimously on the
subiect:
RESOLVED, That we deem il nexpedient to make any
alteration in the Fillmore and pouelson Electoral
Ticket in this State, and that firmly conriue-
ed that any interference with il would be the means
of giving the State to Mr.. Buchanan, instead Of de-
ieatng him.
So matters now stand. If this evidence is not
sufficient to convince our neighbor Of his error
we will give him the benefit of the editorial re
marks Of the Patriot and Union, fDemocraticJ
II will be seen by the proceedings Of the regaa
Fillmore State Committee, which we publish ON ou
thtu page lhat the national Americans rpUdifts Oy
sion on ne Electoral ticket, rhcifr tfh the JotBs1
rang o. The Block Republican,
There IS, however, this couzalation-we can an
VIII beat them, fusion fusion-aud we plac
their proc edings on record simply 10 show Waer
they stand at this time, without any par. suar nnx
iety as TO their future movements.
We do not presume that after this array u
Democratic proof the Republican will long
doubt that it has misrepresepted the FilImor
party of Pennsy lvania. If so, it is but fair an
just that it should make restitution by placin
the matter right before its readers. VIII it do il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


HOLLOWAY. ointment and = "',.srIal Diseases
=. D. E#.luatI=u. and all zfin OF .Ie nart
en- ANAL, ear f II The ointment be tnu t4a. ear,
al A. sat is rubbed into meat NJ if,i rnedi.
Inn. Withstand thu combined power oi iaes'
ylGHs an .,.asr ane New York
and So ri strand london ana by all p'usk % diyy
tJtf and per
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS
yxyE ANSWER YEs-w. -.

In,
" more than once, II We mean what I" asked
sement viz: that we pleased 10 show, - W % alyef
er We sell or not We answer yes aud taxi e'l
to say 10 our friends that we have Just ree,f,J s
Gold Hunting Leon Watches which van. ~ .sf beef
round If 100 dollars W. regard thu. l-a=
for the money that has ever been offered in iii. - uae
oases are kaoi ana Tue ltga Is " 'rrauttd he - H.
and strong and durable warranted 10 give at rAlla
Now we say agaln We shall b" pleased TO show tb
VINO viii do Us the favor in tu l a, ' -
they buy or not We snrce IN hat q, eia =" aet
SlL}ERiHpRN 4 a. rr-r
oct F4rtYar#,. II Lit )
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21
' cry respectfully,
NCHAS LAS
Georgia for Fillmore

All the sgns indicate that the Empire State OF the South
will cast its for Willard Fillmore We rejoice TO wit.
the activity confidence and enthusiasm which pre-
walls among the Fillmore OF Georgia They are De-
stirring themselves in earnest sincerely trust that
victory may crown their efforts The Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel gives the following cheering account from
that State
Everything tends to convince us that Fillmore will car
~ ieorga by sweeping majority his friends but DO
their duty. The enthusiasm with which his name il vel
coined on all sides, would be alone guarantee success.
but We have other proofs Of his increasing popularity
Men who have stood aoof from the political Organizations
OF the day coming forward ali sides To record their
confidence for him The young, who eager enter
the arena take pride in becoming the supporters Of one
whose name is sound Of welcome to their ears The
large body Of who recognize in Mr. Fillmore the great
exponent OF American SENTIMENT aud who remember With
gratitude the patriotism and sound statemanship he
yeaed every occasion during his Presidency happy
ia welcoming many recruits 10 his standard The
personal unpopuarity Of his Democratic rival his cold
Northern disposition aud his neserying unmanly cAreer
also which naturally strengthen Mr. Fillmore in
the South. Bewecn the patriot and statesman and the
politician and tricser, what hpared man can hes
tate ia making choicef"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

North Western States and in Pennsylvania. Whcrc,
then, rs the sintest chance Of Buchanan carrying q
single State North Of Mason aud Dixon's hne We
maintain that he has not the shadow OF q chance of
receiving the electoral vote of solitary Under
these circumstances his remaining In the field is on
ly matter Of form We will not advise his friends
to withdraw him, because aware Of their in
fatuation and their obstinacy; but We do tell them
that the ides Of November will make them wish they
had.
Buchanan being out of the question, where's the
use Of Southern Democrats throwing away their
votes upon him, and thereby contributing materially
TO the success of Fremont We know the leaders o
the party will adhere his fortunes to the bitter
end But what say the honest and uncorrupted
masses who have no selfish purposes To subserve,
and whose hearts beat only for the welfare the safe
ty, and the glory Of the country We would fair
invoke them to sunder their party ties for while
and rally with to the support Of Fillmore, upon
the ground that he is safe aud patriotic man, and
be elected To vote for Buchanan is to vote foi
candidate who is virtually not in the field Where
the wisdom the patriotism of such policy on tn,
part OF Virginlans aud Southerners in the present
alarming condition OF the country We put this
question them in all candor and beg them to pom
der it deliberately, sad then determine, all patriots
should to sustain him for the Presidency who hs:
been tried and found faithful and true to the ConSt
tuition and the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21
A Difficulty Settled.

The n Y Tribune duel betN Mr. Brooks
aud Nj BurIingtme prevented by the nterposon Of
friends. The following the subject appended to
Mr.. Brooks speech
The mpudence Of evil disposed persons who by news
paper articles aud IN private Conversations have done in.
justice both to the Hon. Mr. Buringame and myself rem
ers 1t necessary that the suboned memoranda should
appended to my speech:
"Mr. Burlingame in a fair and manly way admitted h4
responsibility ior any language used IN hs speech and dis
claimed any intention reflect npOn the personal char
acer Of NJ Brooks. % impute 10 him ia Any respect
want OF courage hut discriminating between the man
and the act TO which he called upon 90 alude he
had characterized the latter only such hi. re-.
preventative duty required him To do
THE above IL statement made 10y Mr. Burlingame in
reference to the passage hs late speech which referred
10 VIZ. Brooke II is in the hand writing Of Mr. Speaker
Banks, snd acknowledged by Mr. Burngame IL our
presence, and satisfactory as friends Of Mr.
Brooks. "W. W. BOYCE
July 10, 1866" "TH. 5 BOCOCK
This is curious affair. Our impression IT, that NJ
Burlngame charged Mr.. Brooks attack upon sumner ~
brutal and cowarlly!" Now he disclans any intention
To reflect upon the personal character Of Mr. Brooks or to
npnte to him ia any respect a Of courage" How
mans conduct be cowardy--and tie man himself
courageous, don't understand. Mr. Bmlngame draws
he distinction, aud Mr.. Brooks iriends sdmit IL!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

The Information Is direct and seems worthy o. credit
that the whole foreign German Of the North and
Northwest, will boz cast q unit against the Democratic
party Wethank God for al his blessings and especially Tor
this IL is righteous retbuton for the long years Of pan.
derng, which this Democracy has practsed towards
these ohscouings roru the old world II Irish pati
oe viii only follow ia the footsteps Of these German wor.
hies the measure Of justice, and Of vengeance will
be hed 70 oVerioWing With these results whatever else
may come OF The election something least will bave
been achieved Under the lead Of seward and Archbishop
Hughes, Il IS altogether probable that the Irish Brigade
viii cooperate with the German phAanI, aud absadon
their OLD friends the Democratic Republicans for their
ncW friends 'hs Black Republicans. Heaven graut them
safe deiysrancel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21


We published last week letter IRON General jackson
which characterized Mr. BuSh snan proposition 10 him to
briee Mr. Clay as gross corruption We also published
the statement OF the matter from Coitons Lie OF
Clsy. which the Jouisvire Journal asserted be ON
the pon NJ. Clay. Mr. Cotton has recently ia letter
10 New York paper confirmed this statement Of the
Journal and adds that he has the original manuscript in
his possession at this time In Mr.. Clsys handwriting
We republ,sh Mr. Cays and Gen. Jacksons statement,
in parallel columns They prepared by each. with
the knosledgs Of the other and they coass,e
overwhelming proof OF the corruption OF the present
Democratic candidate for the Presidency GcaeSl Jack
emphalcay that Mr. Buchanan urged hin, to
let his friends that Mr. Clay should be Secretary
State II he Jsckson) elected that he indignantly
rpeed the proposition, which appeared to him gross
corruption" Whatever may have been the faults u
General Jscksons character fAsehood OF
them. We therefore, do doubt nut that Gen. Jack
did indignantly repel the grossly corrupt proposition
made to him by Mr. Buchanan. Nevertheless, according
60 Mr. Gays statement, Mr.. Buchanan did to him
and suggest that. if General Jackson elected he
(Mr. Claw might be Secretary OF State.
This the foundation OF the charges OF bargain intrigue
and corruption made against Mr. Clay, aud OF which
nohody guilty except Mr. J.DRes BHchanaa-tor as
stated above entirely and ehesriuly SCOUT General
jackson OF any participation in the disepuabe proceed
ing. He SAYS he epelled IL with honest indignation
and believe him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

We have elsewhere endeavored show that Buchanan
stands earthly chance in New Yorf Since writing
that atcle eye has fallen upon the foasing para
graph in the Albany Statesman which de nstras beyond
question tn accuracy of the 7ew have taken n regard
to lis chances In that State II ssys
BUCHANAN GONE down
There nothing certain than III It Buchanan has
not the shadow Of prospect 10 New Y,rk Ills case is
hopeless in this State History does furnish an in.
stance where candidate has gone DOM 50 sudienl, A.,
Buchanan A month ago he form liable TO-DAY ho
is out Of the question There human power that can
save himind have idea that any other power viii
BE- eIerted iu his favor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

Immense Fillmore demonstrations have just taken place
at several points in New Jersey Il b said that they we're
the largest asemblges that before convened IN the
state, and the enthusiasm unbounded Speeches we're
made by Hon. Humphrey Marshall Of Kentucky; Hon.
Henry Winter Davis Of Maryland; Hon. Ersstus Brooks
Of New York. aud number Of other distinguished gen.
tlemen. Fillmores friends claim Mes Jersey by a major.
~ Of many thousands Everywhere the "skes are bhgt
aud frightening" Courage boys, and OIL TO the wars