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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
o. NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ANDREW j. DoNEISoN,
OF IENNEsAL1.
The Is nItiHors ttrf"F''

ssnr Ra<imora contemporaries are IA eesiaeies
.,e, Tho ,a.plt at the municipal election in that
city and the consequences that viii ITO" ifom II
We suboin few extracts
Hiram the Baltimore American.
m. r,ecs,os be-ie.da,->ucre-s Of VIZ, swami.
The election Yesterday resulted IN Tue sHe's>t 81
ur Swami by a majority SO large rs to ensure tes=
-. s,r the decision ct The people even from those
,,bo mad hoped for n different result The high eA-
ctoment which preceded aRd accompanied the eee.
ION led to The commission of acts 10y The more 'to-
lent II the par;isans both sides that areto he deep
Is regretted keoris thai oaanot be Justified "ere
sse hr 9Th TO insure triumph, the peace OF the et
.rf~vpuslY violated and blood split We hone Tire
has, will lie A warning Tor the future,
Relieving the election Of Mr. SWAIN TO have been
aeronpiiShea bY fair eHpressier OF ne Wi oi The
,,a,ele and that his majority would have teen IN
rea sed Ay the pressrs alton OF order ana the entire
,,,,esS~p nf5lesai voting rejoice an the result
- the achievement Of two important pu1ases-=-
rivf Il nlsrcs Bersnd reasonable Doubt The h,et thai
MARYLAND viii cast her Te'e IN hr presidentH eiee-
lion for Mr. Fillmore. Baltimore viii gltc = that
,r,el statesman siH tooro decisive majorlts titan
,hat nv which Ar Swami has bern elected, 5u1 the
confidence tie present triumph Wiz dtiuse through
,sf the stale will nave ar important elect ia a"a=
.ppe the yessi an, fxng tie decision of til usauas
ofeofer$ srhe ascerislned position Of Mari laud ~
the Presidential question: vii. give strength - ~
Fillmore throughout the South aud insure for hun
states tie, have been boldly hut oajuFuy Gained if
Mr. Buchanan
We al.5 rejoice in the election ct Mr. Swana .e5#a=
necf;o, With the immediate cgsci to be lHaaei In
from his discbaree u tie dotcs 81 iae MA} piti-
Ne have tlfc fullest confidence That his "3"Inislia
ti,g Of the CIV afsi.s VII be wise judirious. mpaf
tal aud AiFn TENED ard that when 'hc irritation NM
t,e.te3 With ths present excited canvass has suH8s
he e-,ad eiegens . all varies vii a'quiesee m the
popular decision which tas placed ~ 'h1 head II ihsf
municipal government cue 30 's'' pose, ''d '''e s"
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C,o,yTxy aEE.uaNTs.-our eoun,.,

rrl lis i'll stock II CLOTHING larger and bel
Ter their retail saes. than before VII
ron<a sell cheap house in Richmond Peters
burg and better styles n Gathas
a., GLASS & RAINF
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party in the late MAYORS election ia Baltimore i
nothing less thar apositi'e preeof American strength
IN Marylahn 'or heretofore WINE tHc Ht' nas .eeh
Prssidentjal elections heen an the SjJc 1,t nar,
1t e true thai this election Of Mayor municipal
affair but II sne' hess true that the issues involved
m ',''s - HI n ~ ,ntn ,
Both parties knew thai whatever the result might he
i wonld be regarded everywhere a; an unerring IN
VI ng S eloi n 81 yod 81 e 'ov' o. ''
cordinply. and we now know what tho up.hot has
been. Baltimore will give heavy majority for Eli
more, ana outside Of th eii{ ne WI carr! he State
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s1" DIX, Sat'E.-eo SI.nrr~ 7rcrcI.nn,'s Bank

,I'- VV,!0H 5oh'Is = 900 zach CIV Lynchburg
''"'@' d >lae Va Bonds clustered and Commons
PETERS. SPENCE & 60.
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it's aitl the greatest pleasure We announce 10 "ai
readers that ths American party ach"yedn e'nuoas
triumph Yesterday. In spite OF lruud Hud 'a..a.e=
"a spite OF tie presence of New ork hullie ~ spite
lf Philadelphia shoulder hitters ia spite Of saF-
Nifht money from Washington, and the f-hmen
NTH carbines WHO resented about this ,l--Ne ha'e
aimed glorious Victory. Oar Northern and south
m friends will nos lud that Fillmore clHn. sze
rrtsf whilst Buchanan are growing small =. IL.
grces and beautf lly less
Torae eboye we append the comments Of Stone
ofour exchanges outside of the city;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

B 49," sof NNoE's.-,ndic- fine 4 10th
y|y2lts -'t3' Wy my, ~, ,r' ',.'' -
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61VANO. cg.NO. CT avO.-Ws viii receive

4 y IlNs 0 q Iulr lfrny ln Guauo, winch
invite Tho Hiteasl ot ftteul> aud ihe public
ie's MrCDRKLE & JONES
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sn2'hih N Tennessee ss. Sc. Company
,ts''t VI ; bftlCE. INNr tiEgRG sept - I-56 !
USE Ninth Annual Meeting OF tnr StocIhoId-

IN" tfgih' y tennessee Ran Road C'ompany wilt
"'" 81 me once pt TIN Company IN ibis civ on Wcdue
~ " -''' VA! u beie1ef next BY order Pres tent
W. II. HUGHES,
r-,44p. S.er'y Board of Directors.
'fes 10 represent Stor, i'm the General Mectiug4
thereof - ~ H'"S "o'h '"' ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS

BY WM. II. Mostly. Auctr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

ssur baltimore contemporaries are IA eesiaeies
aver the result OF the municipal election IN that
city and the consequences that wlH How ifom 1t
we subuin a few extracts;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

Il ~ iV'h aIin'r,s, NJ ~ ,,y;,. =.
= N3as wishing To- urchesr Fucl t'Isl t ,',ss per
- .nr i'r- s'ocji .usi opened Ky 'a'inetts
:. STf.IrR & 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

4 - - 800 IS NC a0Nr iHsI aI,.nra
giant t.aNHr Aas's Iaicl Boxes PutT Rove ~. .i
r. PORTE Monuses, tahas Toilet sots tio-. - ms
- v as' re- aasr brushes, Combs all binds Is, = n
h'aehah 'aalets ivory Tablets &c a ceiut-.. -, :
w. most To- fStitR4 articles In thc fancy limo tvar e.
cttv. far sale by 4 n I't.,.spatt',7 q IA He
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PERSONAL,

80. Row. Cyrus Dickinson, Of Wheeling,
Va has been called to the Westminster 20.
s. church Baltimore.
80. Col. Colt, Mr. Jarvis and Professor
Morse were presented to the Emperor of Rus
STA, at PeterhOf, on the l4th of August
-. Hon. j. G. Breckinridge has been com
On account Of i'll health. He has returned
homo
80. Mayor Wood of New York, is confined
to his bed with intermittent fever The Courier
Il Enquirer says: "Isaac o. Barker, Esq,
President Of the Board of Aldermen, officiated
as Mayor yesterday. discharging the duties
with great dignity and courtesy
go. Tho members Of Congress elect from
Maine are John M. Wood, Chas. J. GilIma n
n. Abbate, Freeman Morse, Israel Wash
burne, and S. G. Foster, all Republicans
being IL Democratic loss of one member. They
are all new members excepting Mr.. Wash
burne
.... It is said Of the artist Cherry, who
died few days since near Hartford, CT, that
he would mover draw the likeness of any
ono for whom he had not a personal respect
His circumstances did not compel him to de-
pend solely on his art fer livelihood, and
when importuned to allow any distinguished
man Of defective morals, whom other artists
might be proud to paint to sit to him for a
likeness, he steadily refused. He would not
consent to copy traits of sensuality and dissimu
lation in tho countenance of any man, what
ever his station or influence The wastins
disease Of which he died was spoken of BY
some as the consumption, but is said by hi
physician to have been an exhaustion of the
nervous organization, which in him was pe
culiariy sensitive.
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The BALTIMORE RIor.-The Baltimore Sun
Of this morning says: "The vicinity OF the
terrible riot of Friday night last on Federal
Hill, has since been in a state of great excite
ment, and yesterday was visited by large
number of our citizens from every part OF the
city, and throughout the whole day the mo-
nopolizing subject of discussion was the out
RACES then committed. As yet there has moth
ing transpired which settles the question upon
whom the responsibility of making the attack
rests, other than the assertions of the parties
concerned in it, and their respective friends
and it is matter of doubt whether even n
legal examination will succeed in placing the
responsibility where it belongs as in our efforts
to obtain something relative thereto Of an un-
doubted character for reliability, We have
met with persons who declare their readiness
to make oath as to each party having made
the assault" Twenty-three persons thus far
a-e ascertained to have been wounded in this
desperate ARRAY.
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spIEIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union urges that the question before
the public to be settled by the present presi
Dental election Is, when reduced to the sim
plest form, the equality of the States in their
rights and powers.
at 10 a question of the sovereignty OF the
people. In other countries they have no SOW
ersignty. Their rulers possess It, we are
equal and independent States. the ngn,s anu
that State have every other State and the
people thereof also have. The people OF no
State NAV claim fer themselves what tney
may deny to others. Every state In the
Union hssacted independently, and for ITSELF
in the formation of its own constitution.
None interfered, because they had no right
to do So None ever questioned it, be-
cause the right to do that didnot exist
The Congress Of the United States passed
an act by which they simply said that Kan
sas and Nebraska should frame each a con-
stitution to suit itself, conformably to The
guarantees of that of the United States The
latter respected, admitted, and sanctioned
slavery in any of the States that might choose
to maintain such an institution The Kansas
and Nebraska act did no more than to recog-
nize the power of the people to exercise the
right of self-government, and to regulate for
themselves their own domestic institutions. as
the other States had done for themselves y
Out of this question springs another which
State, or which set of States, has a higher
claim to certain sovereign rights than other
States of the confederation? The Union con-
tinues:
Our political enemies disguise the question
They dare not present it as it is. If they can
continue this deception it may be fatal to our
existence as nation, if it brings those into
power who are determined to do that which
will force separation of this Union. We,
therefore, warn our American brethren of
the North that they are thus artfully prac-
tised upon by designing men, who are leading
them on under false pretence, and who seek
power at the price of civil war, and the de-
struction of the Government We ask them
to pause before they cross the Rubicon-the
last lire Of demarcation that secures the peace,
The safety, and the independence of the lie
spectiye States'
The InteIlfgencer is devoted to news
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

VIM. Lloyd Garrison, the disunionist, in the
last number of his paper, urges every anti
slavery man to vote for the Republican party
g in spite ofits short comlngs"
The democrats Of Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio,
&c, are to hold grand mass union conven.
tion at Dayton, Ohio, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst-the anniversary of the adoption of the
Constitution of the United States
The New York Post states that a project is
on foot to interfere WiM siavery IN u sovfr-
etgn state, to create combination similar to
the Massachusetts, Emigrant Aid Association
In reference to Kansas, and COLOMBO western
Virginia with free State men.
One Of the Fremont orators at the North
travels with huge circus tent and a band Of
Ministries, at the expense of the Free Soil com
mittees Whenever he arrives at town, he
pitches his tent, sets his Ministries to singing,
and thus gathers the crowd, whom he har-
rangues In the most approved style Of oratory
Democratic meetings have been held in all
parts OF Ohio, the past week. On the ID,
there was tremendous gathering at Zanes
vile, at which there was large attendance
of Old Line Wings. In Adams, Faye,te, Vim.
ton, Hardin, and Wyandot counties largo
meetings have also been held At MarseilIes
Wyandot county, three thousand persons were
In attendance, with a procession Of two hun
dred and eleven wagons and two hundred
hOrsemen
Enoch Stevens, New York Know Nothing.
IL speech welcoming Hon. Thomas r. Whit,
ney home from Washington, the other even
ing, hifalutinized as follows: owe have had
our Henry Clay, [cheers from all the execu
tors !; we have had our Daniel Webster, Isl .
lence we have had our John c. Calhoun
symptoms of discomfort; ) but none tf them
can compare with our own beloved Thos X.
Whitney lDeafeIing applause and waving
Of cOlOrs
We cut the following fattering notice of
Mr. Garnett, of the Accomac district. Va
from the Cincinnati Enquirer: "Mr. Il. III
Garnett, Of Essex comfy, Virginia, has been
nominated for Congress to fiji the vacancy
created by the death of General BayIy. in the
Accomac district. Mr.. Garnett is n vouno
man OF very great ability and extraordinary
requirements. He is n nephew of r IA -
Hunter, the distinguished Senator from Vir-
ginia, and, as writer, political economist
and statesman, has few equals in the South /"
The Shelby Qnd.) Volunteer, extra, gives
most enthusiastic account of great gather
II g OF the Democracy at tn at place on the 18th
UT The Volunteer says: "It exceeded far
inc most sanguine expectations of our friends
Io undertake to give anything like a minute
account Of the number congregated is impos
sl6le. But, to use the language of an OBJ SER
yer, 'there fods about one hu,ldred acres o f
people Everything went off we'll All per.
iectiy good n&tureo, and running over with
patriotism for thsir country, their whole coun.
ny, and nothing but their country. Not q
anahKen man was to be seen on the ground,
anu no disturbance occurred"
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WEDDING PRksENrs.-M. w. GAIT

WEDDING PRESENTS.-M. w. GAIT
w BRO open to-day a large invoice Of rich
goods suitable FOR wedding presents.
They enumerate In part
Ladies richly engraved q old Watches Of superior
workmanship, Gold Chains, Seals, &c.
Diamond Crosses, Brooches, Lar. Rings, Brace
lets, and Finger Rings
Silver Tea Sets. Pitchers, Goblets, Salt Cellars
Dessert Knives, Soup, Cream, and Gravy Ladies
sugar, Preserve, and Egg Spoons
Pie, Cake, Fish, and Butter Knives
Sugar, Ice, and Salad Tongs
Pickle Knives and Forks, Crumb Scrapers
Fruit Shovels, Ice Cream Knives
And every other variety Of Fancy Silver Ware.
nj. w. GAIT BRO,
l5 ct 3A Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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G l. A 4 M
GENERAL coLLECTIoN AGENCY
No. 3S4 Filth street. north of u,

" - ~ - n a ~ " W II u q " 4 u " Az
No. 3Si Fifth street, north Of u,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL DEVOTE HIS
Il attention to the collection Of HOUSE and
GROUND RENTS; MERCHANTS and TkA-
DERS' BILLS, and EE 81 LIS OF ATTOR-
NEYS; purchase and sell REAL ESTATE
AND STOCKS Of all kinds post, write up.
balance, make Balance Sheet Of the Books, and
settle the Estates Of Insolvent ana Deceased per
sons; and with the assistance Of legal friend he
will draw Deeds, Leases, and all kinds Of instru-
msnts Of writing.
Persons living at q distance having claims
against the Government, or other business requir-
ing the attention Of q reliable agency here, IL en-
trusted to the care CT the subscriber, may be as
sured Il will he faithfully attended 10
Address JOHN WELLS, General Agent, Box
No 2s7 Post once, Washington, ID. @.
All orders left at Taylor Maury's Book Store,
No. 33i Pennsylvania avenue, will be promptly
attended to.
References.
Charles Calvert, ESQ, 6 3 Gideon, Esq,
6 T Parker & Co, Rev A Csrothes,
g w Riggs, ESQ, Taylor & Msury,
j II Bradley, ESQ, Of washington
And Col John ) Citing Of Baltimore.
JOHN w, WELLS,
se.15-d No 3S4 Fifth street, north Of 6.
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COAL-COAL-lOAL

lust Ar X WE'D PER SCHOONERS
Chss w bite, Emily e Horting, aud Vanished,
with White and Red Ash COAL, warranted q
No. article.
We will be delivering from the vessels the en-.
Tire Weef, commencing Monday, tie 18th inst
inoa Wishing to lay In winter supplies should
lot mis-. this favorable opportunity
CosI Kept under cover. 2s4O lbs 10 the ton.
Weoi or the best quality always on hand.
T. ]. w. NJ. 6ALT,
Sc 13sa N. w. cor 9Th and c sts., No 5i7.
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MARINE DIsAsrKRs.-Advices from Key
West Of the Sd instant report the British bark
Emigrant, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
driven ashore and bilged on Crawfsh shoals,
with a cargo of LOO bales of cotton and
large amount of live-oak timber, which was
saved. The schooner Eliza, from New Orleans
for Charleston, with an assorted cargo, was
compelled to dis charge. The brig II. A Ste
venson, from New Orleans for Boston, arrived
on the 2sth ultirao leaking badly and was dis
charging to repair.
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SOFT HATS

NEW STYLES FOR FALL & WINTER.
~ We have just received large and COM n
plete assortment Of FELT HATS, for men
and boys, OF all styles, colors and prices, to -
which we respectfully invite the attention Of Dur
chasers. Please call at
GEO. II Ii. WHITE CO.'S
Fashionable II at and Cap Store,
32 Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
N. B-We are prepared to me all fair COM
petition, and sell at the lowest prices for cash.
Sc lS-eC6t
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OK REWARD.-LEFT HIS HOME about
pC two weeks ago, a sprighly tolored Boy,
about IL years old named JOHN A. DI6GS. Ali
persons are hereby forewarned against employing
or harboTing him in any manner The law will
be enforced against all such offenders ANY per.
son returning said boy to me In Georgetown near
Mr.. Deans ropewalk, West street, will receive
the above reward
Sc l5-lw WILLIAM DIGGS
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BOARD, &c:-MRS. BATES, ON TRES w
- corner OF pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
Win or without board Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who NAV f,yor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
Con NC oosdincu ap6-n
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nYSTERS.-TdE UNDERSIGNED IN
" forms his friends and the citlzens~ ~
Of Washington that he Is receiving& fal
daily FIRE sh OYSTERS, Of the best 0AY
quality, AMI will sell by the measure, ~
at the most reasonable prices. Orders left at his
,sidence, or at any OF the City Dispatch Offices,
will be attended to Immediately.
ROBERT SCHWARTZ,
Sc 1894 Corner l1th and streets
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ELEGANT CURTAIN MATERIALS


WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND HAVE
w ready for exhibition and sale an immense
variety Of goods in the above line consisting in
part Of
Rich French, English, and German Brocatelles,
all colors and contrasts Of colors
Crimson, claret, green, blue. and other colors
Broadcloths, a new and recherche mate rial
for curtains, with Brocade Vandyke border
ings, In sa'iE brocatelle, to trim them
A very extensive variety of rich Satin de LANES,
in all the coloIs that are novel and In good
taste
Also, cases Damask LANES, In rich and prettily
contrasted colors, extremely low priced
I case EtoH d'Afhque, a new and rich article,
suitable for dining rooms, saloons, or hall
windows, very effective and elegant
Also, case real India Satin Damask, (antioue \
In all the colors and tiuts now produced In
China
Also, , cases (of I2 cartons) embroidered Swiss
Lace Under-curtains
The variety and elegance Of these goods alone
are worth the trouble Of a visit to our stock the
prices OF which are extremely low.
ALSO,
Anu and extensive assortment Of all the necessary
centre and side Cords and Tassels Cornices
Bands Bands: Gimps, Innings, and other belong
Feeling the importance Of keeping under the
mead OF general House furnishing Div Go ds
store q supply OF such az will be attractive and
al the same time convenience to housekeepers,
we have commenced the present season with the
determination Of dealing only in such goods as
VIII be OF advantage to our customers aud credi-
taole to us as dealers. In all the sales we make
our prices are warranted TO be low as any o. her
house In the country IL not. all we ask Il 10 be
told and deduction win be mads installer
sc is-3w CLA6ETT, DODSON d CO.
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that LLCck.TThe Arlington Virginian states
Va re vni II. Thompson, of Smith county,
when the gold mania first broes nrS tU,ttne
dDSion, de spent some year or two tbsra 9TH.
he $3.50 apparent success. Before rstnrnino
nc invested small amount in Land u 4 f.
Eays ago ne received information that al ' h;s
vet n1 and o. the richest gold region
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Boarding.

ROARDlNG.-SEVERA NEWLY FUR
hished rooms for rent, either ssngly or IN
SUITS, with board, In a small family Wi ere thee
are out Few boarders, at 400 street, in Union
Office. CO ~ i1s
MRS. u. ANDERSON CAN ACCONMo-
'A date several Eoarders with or without rooms
rem avenue, No. 276, between llth and leth
'poots. sc lO-Im
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II DR. George b. Wood, in his oda,
tie American Medical Association n, .hu.e
last meeting, says: 81 have never know nf
death from small pox after an efficient revac.
sination, and only one instance of the Occur,
renee Of varioloid."
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FIRST WAkU MARkET

NO. ia PENNS VI vANIA AVENUE.
WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
\ 10Th, aud teep constantly on hand, FRESH
MEATS and VEGETABLES at the above place.
ee l3-WH VIM. CHASE
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~ keepers and others is respectfully invited to
the sale Of FURNITURE, and other Goods,
which will take place at Store No. 1G Fennsyva-
MIA avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets
TOMORROW MORNING., at OK O'Clock
The goods are OF an excellent quality, and must
be sold. WALL, BARNARD 4 CO,
sc l5-1t Aucticneers