Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-02
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ssiy- SEe the interesting .henoirs Of Mrs. fftz-
herbert ON fourth page of this mornings Daily.

THE QUESTION sErrLEo.-The Common Council
has at last commenced the construction of "A sewer
through Primrose Alley
Riphlfai battles once begun.
Teqneaihed from bleeding son,
Though badied oft ever
Tue NoRyGtL iiorsF-This Hotel. which was so
long justly popular pith the travelling public is in
process OF AZ entire arrangement, ant is being
attcl up in better style than ever before The fur
niture arriving Is nv and ola style and finish
superior to any had il The Nofye House before
Nessrs. WELLS Il HYDE determined to permit no
expense to battle them in fitting mp first class Hotel
They expect to open about the lothof July aud from
what we have seen. are confident that Messrs
WELLS Il HYDE will leave no cxertons unexpended to
entitle them to pubic patronage Enterprising en-
ergctic aud long familiar with their business. they
cannot fail to win back to the Norye House its olden
fame as a house of entertaiument.-RePaJ itcda.
ORR TOBACCO MARKFT.-It is factnow settled be-
sond doubt that Lynehburg is the best market for
the sale of fine manufacturing tobacco in the world.
The prices constantly being paid by buyers settles
the matter beyond peradycnture. While Richmond
aud Petersburg papers publish with flourish of
trumpcts, sales at 81 $50 and $40, purchases are
continually being made in this market at from their
maximum figures up to AS high as Sl5 per hundred
rnd whole crops. including tugs and all, o.1en
bought at averages ranging from ST. TO $50. There
will he found reported to-day in the Mcssrs Tyree's
sale list, the sale Of crop, comprising fourteen
hogshcads, including every grade at the handsome
average of SlJ So Facts are stubborn thines-so
are figures; and submit these to the planters with
the confident belief that they will have their legiti-
mate effect upon them in the selection of their tobacco
market.
DsTnIcT CouRT OF APPEALs.--Nonday and Tuesday.
Anderson VS.. Rutedge." Appeal from the Circuit
Court of Pittsyivania. Continued.
Mutual Assurance Society vs.. Thomas" Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of Bedond. Continued
"Andersons Executor Us. Perkins" Appeal from
Circuit Court of Prince Edward Continued
Allen Younger Appeal from Circuit Court
of Halifax. Continued
Smith Moutgomcrie" Appeal from Circuit
Court of Bedford Argued and reversed j. Garland
for Appel,ant-C. Il. Slaughter for Appellee
Farmers and Merchants Savings In sttuton of
L.nchburg VS.. Davis Il CO. Appeal from Circuit
Court of Lynchburg. Argued and Reversed. j. Gar
band and G. r. Slaughter for Appclant-C. l.. Mesby
f.c Appellee.
.,Sprouse VS. Jones' admir-" Appeal from Circuit
Court Court of buckingham. Argued and submitted.
For Appellant ---- c. L. Mosby for Appellee
"WiIlis IS. Young Appeal from Circuit Court of
Lynchburg Argued and submitted. J. Garland for
Appellant-C. r. Slaughter and VIM I. lancey for
Appellee.
Cur oFF AGAIN.-The supply of water for the city
has again been cut off 1t is done this time to per-
nit the completion Of the new Basin We hope the
work will be hurried through with all possible speed
that our citizens may be relieved from the annoyance
ofhsvng their supplies of TINT most essential element
suspended
ROASTING EARS have made their appearance in our
market.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have been presented with
a handeome coored Engraving of the University,
Charlottesville and Monticello. 1t presents very &C
and beautiful representation of those interest
ing places. Mr.. Morse has them for sale.
GREAT AMERICAN VICTORY AT NoRFoLK.--The Amer
leans of Norfolk achieved great victory in recent
municipal election. The American says;
At ~ o'clock there nearly a tie vote in the
ety. but after that time the American party began to
gain until nj o'clock the election of their candidates
was reduced to a certainty. At that time free fight
announced on the City Hall green. Mayor SUM-
mers attempted to que the roting, but was unable,
and cessation of hostilites was not accomplished
until short time before the went down. when
the attention of the universal crowd called to the
returns that coming in from the other wards
Is after another announced to them they
were greeted by wild aud enthusiastic applause and
when it was announced from the Court House that
the polls were closed, and that Ferguson elected
by II handsome minority, most deatening shout arose
from nearly a thousand threats. Mr.. Ferguson was
loudly called for and when he made his appearance,
he was greeted 10y loud and proracted cheers. When
he was enabled to be heard he spoke few moments
briefly thanking them for the expression OF confidence
they had given him, and pedgng himself to perform
the duties ofhs office to the best of his abilities Mr.,
Summers was next called for, who spoke in animated
strain for some time. He was perfectly wild with en-
thusiasm Others followed him briefly, and then the
procession formed, and such procession, take 1t
all in all, shall never gaze upon its like again
tranSparencies banners, and all the etc. that sueh an
occasion could boast in requisition and thus the
day ended.
.ERIAL NAyIGATIoS.--Mf. A. l.. Carrier will make
ascension from this city the 4th Of July, on
which occasion he will use the invention of Freder-
cksburg mechanic & test its ability of solving the
problem that has long been subject of dspntaton
with the scientific and generally derided, to wit;
mechanism that tcW enable the AeronaW to NGrg0te the
dT! Whether successful or otherwise, our opinion
will remain unchagei that the thing is practcabe,&
will be calculated at period early or late in the
annals of time If successful this occason,the wit
nesses will have the gratitcat on of seeing the first
experiment of the kind in the open ar.-Ffederfchs-
Jury Herad
Wing NEETrNG-In accordance with appointment,
the Whigs-the Old Liners, as they call themselves
-heIda meeting in the Court House last Monday ana
appointed twenty five delegates to the Wing State
convention which meets in Richmondon the 18th OF
JUly.--The meeting presided over by Capt Koht
Guy, Sen and was addressed by Col. John b. Bald
win and Capt. Kenton Harper.-Stdunton Am9'eGn
MURpER-Two negro boys both aged about l6
years employed on the 18th section Of the Ceara
Railroad West of Stauntou got into a quarrel on
Wednesday last, about some tobacco, and light en-
suing, of them (Mitehel struck the other, David
it is supposed, (for no one knows ting iactl on the
head with stone shattcring his skull, and killing
nim instantly. Mitchell was ARRESTED and committed
TO Jail in this place Wednesday night. An inquest
held over the dead body of David which render
cd verdict in accordance with the above facts.
4acl5c0n.