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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
An nnnugurationA nccdOte.

Daring the Inauguration OF Gen. Taylor, At Wash
mgton, d. G., March llh, 1910, the police rcgua-
tons, as usual, required that after the speech of the
President had commenced, the gates of the Cap
itol grounds were closed aud carriage OF any kind
allowed to pass until the ,cech finished, TO pre-
vent confusion. The Minister of ali the Russians, W.
Bodisco, very lae, and after the speech COM
mcnccd drove up To the gates in great haste the hor
sc5 covered with foam when the coachman shouted
TO the guard, "Open zc gates if you please The
guard shook his head md stood sill. The foot
man next called out, "Will You open gate
FOR zc Russian Minister2' The guard again shook
his head without answcrn-, n word. Next the
grand minister put his head ont ofthe carriage Win
dow and called to the guard. Open re gates to ze
gran Minister of all Russins, Minister Plenipotcn-
tiary, NJ Hodjsco, am re Minister There
great crowd around the gates within and Withouand
all this fuss created quite u stir. The guard drew
himself mp, and in firm and pleasant manner
piled; Even if you were free born American eti-
zen of those United States Of America You conld not
pass these cutes in carriage The crowd came
very giving three cheers for the guard, bat bet
ter manners prevailed and NJ BoIsco stepped ont of
his elegant cqupagc and entered the side gate with
the sovereign people, his carriage remaining outside
until the ceremonies were over.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

A married lady who was in the habit of spend
ing most of her time in the society of her neigh
hors. happened one day Ia be taken suddenly H.
and sent her husband in great haste for physl
cian the; husband ran short distance but soon
returned exclaiming. MY DEAR where shall
find you when get back"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
COAIAIERC ;.
REPORT OF TIE
v,urhbu,g Tobacco and Grain Market,
,,pHrcTtp FvERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ~
Newiss, loot a. CO.,
MINIS SION NJ f r C II Mt S.

ToBAcco Receipts are lighter for the past week,
Pnnters being engaged in preparing for another
CROP Prices shade better, not sufficient, how
ever. tn Justify change IN our quotations.
We advise Planters Ia send shipping tobacco in hed
rilg priced ogsheads aud manufacturing IN lightly
priced PACKAGE.
Fine manufacturing leaf 30Gts3j good do ut
12GfS25: inferior ana dark do. J0GE~l0 30; man
ufcturng lues, 9fa So mean and. frosted do. Ia
- so No shipping tobacco offering.
WHEAr.--Aarket is quiet at d0t5@i 324 for
prime white.
Flora.-Sup eifne ut Sc ooi other gr"des in pro-
portion.
CogS-Sdles have been mnde nj soc.
OArs.--ln demand aud few offering. We quote
606e 65e. ..
NUWLIN, FOOT & CO
LYNCHBt'RG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
coKRFclEp EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY by
A. b. RUCkER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Commission Merchant.
OPPOSITE BANK SGT AkE LYNCllBuRG,y VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

-CoNuNeING EtfpESCE-for more than three years
have been suffering with rheumatism and enlargement ana
pain the homes anl Joints have ttfcy followed the ad
pysciars and at other time, used such family edi
had been recommended for the cure OF rheumatism
still did improve in the least and was frequently com
peeled keep my bed and thereby prevented from aen
ding II nv business Some WEEKS ago was induced by
try Cattors spanish Mixture The effect was nirac
uous felt considerably improved after had taken the
fonrh dose; used single bottle and am entire
Is free al pain feed better than have felt for years
aud attribute completely restored heath solely t" the use
Carriers Spanish Mixture consider most excellent
rheumatism and all diseases OF the blood and
cheeifuy recommend ii to the afflicted.
ID. BtRRIrT,
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SITS,
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TO Ea2E 81 R3.aG
AND
ENsBsN sENEstAs4.

HAVE seen by the last Republican, of 18th March that
there several responsible Commission Merchants the
cay of lyucburg, Who will attend the an
ter; hut they have BGW their HJrH slider
viii lust say that JESSE GEORGE yet in the land II
Planter and attending faithfully and puuctuay all eonsign
meats of every descr and paying the planter
sold. will find GEORGE on Main Street, MuRRrit
STATIONS and JESSE, with his partner, TOM MOOR
MAN. al tHANNLiS a BROTHER Main ct near Lib
ory Ware House They solicit their friends and every body
els TO cal and aud Try thom, and satisfy themselves
GEORGE SFEPToE, and JESSE sAlMONS, and OLD
TOM as he Is aaiarly called upon the
ton. [mar % clt BY A FRIEND
Bedford Sentinel copy time
tENFs' OVER stsTERS.-I have just re-
IN ceivcd "a pairs Of Gents superior Over Caters
mar got =. SEARIrRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
Holloway pills possess the mos, n-,o"i-h,n 9

he Of gcneIal dcbY, and m thoNaIIhs u.
The surprising effect OF these wonderful Pills Is such
rs restore health when it appears lost forever.
Sold manufactures. No. ~ Maiden Lane New York
and No. pa strand London and by all Druggists at 2Jc,
I'M mi ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

would remain under the of nsagreeahc breath
by using the "BAiN OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" AS
wond only render sweet but leave the teeth
abastcr Many do not know their hreathis
bad and The hioc is decate their friends viii never
mention Pour single drop Balm your tooth brush
wash your teeth night and morning hy cent bottle
wi, lR=i yrar
Balm of Thousand Flowers 1t viii remove tan, pinpts
aHeuk the skin leaving IL OF soft and rascaie hue
vi pour three Drops and wash the face
niglt and morning.
SHAVING MADE ESsY.Wc your shaving brush in either
VAIN cold water pour tlrce drops of Balm of
ToIsud Flowers" rub the hoard wcl and 1t will make
hther much facilitating the operation of shaving
nny Fiy cents for sale by all Druggists Beware Of
cormterteits None genuine unless signed by
w. l.. FEIRlDGE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

tay couscontousy and with much pleasure, we recon-
mend the above named medicine We speak
and perieu when we say That
pain by magic from all parts OF tie body ana Is
the medicines in for che Ling Darrhra and
cmnyug premonJtory symptoms of Cholera II Is applied
both internally XterHav with the best effects aud none
who the Pam Killer, would willingly be with
constantly ia their houses Gin. ErcHtnP F6Bp1rci
one word In rcsard to Perry Davis Pain Killer nave
used family and take great pleasure
recommending valuable digne. that should be
family. have witnessed wonderful and speedy
It's uSreecutly within thu last week have known
n rheumatism relieved and promising
speedy enrc by this mny estimation invaluable remedy
JABEZ :. SWAN,
Pastor Of thu Huntington st Baptist Church ~ London Con.
by Druggists Grocers and Medicine Dealers every
where.
,f8tv
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only article particularly suited To Children.
II wish lhcr heads entirely clear Of Danrr IT, RIOS
SlHS BAY LEAVES.
II sou wish to comb ther heads with case, RoSSERS
BAY LEAVES
II yuu wish bcauy their hcasani give them the APP
peHance oi little alics and sentlenrn ROSSEN5 BAY
IL YVES
II you wish promote the growth Of hair cause it
to i#" m glossy and hxaran rlugets ROSSER'S BAY
LEAVES
Aat YOU the parent these ai results to YOUR
mar. USE EossrRs BAY LEAVES Procure your supply
Of srRpVitR WHITEHEAD, the only agents for his
city. feb dScts
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Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SITS,
Cincinnati, March II, lsIJ.
g.,
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. rcrtHnacd Ryrrnth.-What lady gentleman would
labor unlcr the disaereca6!e bfe when using
DOM DENS DENTAL FLUID 1t will not ouy Ter t.
sweet, hui make he teeth white aabaser prevent tooth
ache aud preserve them decay. Recommended by den
lists and pin siciau- everywhere.
\ Beautiful Complexion be attained by its 1t
piupve, reckios renders the skin aud bcau
u uparng rich hue the greatest
known being free from all injurious Price ~
cents. For saloby STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD,
SrABLER n JONES,
aHd Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

NEW ADMINISTRATIONS CABINET
NEW esOODS!,
&MuLFANEoUSIN with the Inauguration of the New
- President the Subscribers have opened their Spring and
summer Stock Of
SsOTIkgSG.
and hcgfaHs Furnishing Goods which they respectfully
invite the attention of all their old public
generally
BssH0UGuS. SElAEER & 60.
believe their exhibition Spring Goods surpass that of any
previous Hsln, aud in the ut;l turr of their
StDTssaNG,
and the selection of materials have spared no pains TO secure
such rs would do credit T. the
BAZAAR
ana meet the diversified ants OF their host of II
unnecessary 10 cnUmcratc the varied articles which cposc
then Stock sui'e it to say that every pertaining To
entemans complete outfit may he found in their sarsroous
Also BoNs CLOTHING;
IL great variety 10 III all sizes and large stock Of
SERVANTS CLOTHING.
which Planters. Manufacturers and
hcrs Of servants h c3he III lind their advantage u y
anime Bf'RROlGltS AErp I'D -
mar 10 Is Clothing BAzlar. Main Street above Bridge
NNaSDoW SHADES AND CD.y;EE.
Just received splendid Shades and Cor
hceS direct from the manufacturers and embrace
test styles and designs Having been purcha upn rnnsn
!" 'nN ,iirhel' Gan ana see at A. VERSIONS.
Rep and all papers advertising for me copy
&PRuNG STYLE for ,J7-Dust received nv
- Express the latest styles Ladies Congress eoed alters
and BusAns, something and nice.
LOUIS L. ARMISTEAD
maj '''' Bank Square
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11

ty is with this correspondence, containing
"sell'' relative to an unsightly vessel,
asserted to have been found in the cave
bearing the inscription of its name, COM
mencing with "Hi' &c. Concerning
this, the Era has waxed eloquent-the
subject doubtless giving inspiration.
We should not have alluded to the
contemplate notices of the Era' had not
other papers though ofeven more ques-
t.onable merit than the Era-called at
teption to it with insinuations not at all
flattering to their editors, among which
appeared an article in last weeks Ledger,
of Amador county, which in allusion to
political article, and true to its instincts,
diverted from the subject, and gave ex-
preston to disgust, the fumes of which
have doubtless worked themselves into
the brains ofits sapient helmsman. When
editors are so far short of ideas, argu.
ments and brains, as to be forced into
subterfuges so mean and trifling as these,
we confess our inability to cope with
them, at least on their own ground.
We owe an apology to our readers in
Tuolumne, for occupying SO much of our
editorial space in personal matters that
cannot be of interest to them; and we
certainly should not have placed sylla-
BILE of this character in the Columbian.
had we not been forced to it by the re-
peated and vindictive assaults of papers
whose highest ambition appears to be an
indulgence in unprovoked SANDER.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11
NOTICE

hereby cven that the regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Columbia x Stanislaus River Wa
ter Company will be held in the town of Columbia, on
Tuesday the 14h Of April proximo, for the purpose Of
electing Trustees; Secretary; Treasurer
one superintendent: Engineer; Appraising Com
missioner and 10 transact such other business may
legally come before the meeting.
A.C. GOODRICH, President
+. FIEDIER, Secretary.
Columbia, March II, 1s57-td
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11
f q IL = Al E!

KAR. GRAVES well-known beautiful COTTAGE, on
~ Broadway, with all there belonging. The same be-
ing of the desirable residences in Columbia
and will also sell the BROADWAY DRUG STORE, with or
without the Drugs 3S-4w
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11
FERGUSON'S SALOON
IF u IL s A l. E!

TUVHE UNDERSIGNED Is DESTROYS OF RETURNING TO
u the Atlantic States offers for sale his we'll
known SALOON together with the BILLIARD TABLES
and furniture complete The house is two stories high
fifty seventy five feet Deep situated the
Of Main and Fulton streets. In the second story
there are TWELVE BED ROOMS well furnished, and
nected and belonging 10 the house, is the wellknown JEN
NY LIN I'd RESTAURANT, twenty five by fifty feet. This
is the largest and best FURNISHED SALOON in the South
part of this State and is doing and excellent and
paying business, and is good investment for any
having the capital to employ. For particulars enquire
the premises. p. g. FERGUSON.
Columbia March 18th, 1857. 39tf
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11
also have in store large lot of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

A Paper for the Million.
CCOVlLLE'S FAMILY GAZETTE--Ar In
- dependent Weekly Journal published in New York
is the cheapest and best News and Literary Family peri
odcal in the world 1t contains sixteen large pages OF
suitable for binding and beside all the of the
dav comprises Stories Anecdotes entertaining and IN
structve Miscellany and every variety of curious and
reading and at the following unprecedented prices
single copy dollar eight copies for FIVE dollars
and twenty copies Ito address) for ten dollars nva
rably in advance Newspapers publishing this notice
entire and seIing marked copy viii receive it for one
year.
JOSEPH A. SCOyIIIE, Publisher,
81 Franklin street, n. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09
SEPTEMBER, isi

ACCIDENT ON TIE LOSd ISLAND RaLRoAD.-0n
Thursday afternoon the Greenport express train,
due at Brooklyn at O'Clock was thrown from the
track near Hyde Park, and two Of the passengers,
Mr. Chas. Willets of Rosyn, and his son. sged l6
or II years, were severely injured. 1t is feared
that one or both of them may have to suffer am
putation of their legs. The accident was caused
by piece of timber lying across the track, sef-
posed to have been dropped from a freight train
which had just passed over the road. The train.
Was running at great speed. The locomotive was
thrown violently to one side, tearing up the track
and burying itself in the sand. The baggage car
was thrown forward over the tender, fortunately
leaving just enough room for the engineer and fire.
man to crawl out from the wreck uninjured by the
Kissing steam. Mr.. Willets and his were stand
ing in the forward part of the first passenger car,
which thrown from the track and badly
smashed. The road remained blocked up about
five hours during which time several trains arrived
from both directions. Passengers complain that In
OF accident on this road they are always un-
necessarily detained, owing to the want Of proper
telegraphic facilities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

A TOUCHING INCIpESr.-The editor of tho Abing-
don (ya) Democrat, who, when he does see good
thing, doesn't spoil it in telling, gives us the fol-
lowing:
Passing over the South-Side Railroad last week,
a little circumstance came under our observation,
going to show woman's influence. At Station
near Petersburg, an elderly gentleman came into
the cars accompanied by his daughter. lie was a
stranger to Us; but there were about his couate-
nance those unmistskable marks which betoken
the too free habtual of strong drink. At the
next stopping place the daughters attention was
attracted by something outside, and she put her
head out of the window. The old man slipped out
of his seat, sank down on the floor and drew from
his saddle bags bottle of spirits, from which he
took hasty suck. Just as be lowered it from his
mouth the lady turned around, and caught him in
the act. She reached forward, and laying her hand
his shoulder mildly said, '0h, father, fatherv'
My dear daughter" said he, 81 just took much
measuring the size of his dram on his shriveled
fore-fnger. His face wore such ludicrous ex-
preston Of shame that we could scarcely smother
a laugh; while, at the same time, the distress de-
picted on the countenance of the daughter, as her
eyes nlled with tears, affected us that could
almost have cried through sympathy. The lady
drew her veil over her face, bowed her head and sat
motionless tor an hour, weeping over the fraty of
beloved parent. And altho' We kept In company
hundred miles more, the flask of whiskey was
loft untouched in the lcdlet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE D0INGs AT WARSAW, It'll
sois.-The Warsaw (Illinois) Bulletin, of the Goth
nlt gives the following account of late operations
by the Vigilance Committee at that place AT 10
O'Clock last night, after Kennedy had been dis
charged, the Vigilance Committee assembled,
armed and equipped, and marched over to the
home of Mrs. Welch, and surrounded the house,
and on slight noise out popped Kennedy, who
was brought to the ground by gun shots, and now
lays In the Justice office, badly wounded. The
house was then searched, and Webster was found,
taken to the river head shaved. tarred and feath-
cred, stripped, and sent down the river In a boat
He told that the stolen goods belonged to hessrs
Freeman, Webb, Cole and others, were hid out in
the graveyard in vault. Time about one o'clock.
Next action was the taking of Hartford, who made
the brsg that there was not enough men in town
30 drive him OF. They were, In connection with
''Shsnghae Bill stripped heads shaved, tarred and
feathered, put in one boat and sent down the
river. DR.. Wood confessed to the garroting that
had been done lately Holden, the Dutch doctor,
Gordon and johnson were notified TO leave within
twenty-four hours be served the same treat.
ment. The old Brewery house on Main street hill
was torn down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

MopgL CAPrAIS.-A Toledo paper reports a
speech made by gentleman Of that city who had
Just been elected to an IMPORTANT Office In mill
tary company. The recipient Of honors, being
called ont for speech, mounted the rostrum, and
said:
my brave men: them who voted for me / re-
spscf-them who didn't, I disJust"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09
ANOTHER BURNING FLUID sAcRIrrcE-Miss Mary

ANOTHER BURNING FLUID SACRIFIcE.--Miss Mary c..
Valentine, second daughter of DR.. James 7. Valen-
tine, dentist, No Is Grove street. descended early
ON Saturday morning to the kitchen, lighted fire
in the stove, and took down the burning flu
Id which stood In closet back of the stove for the
purpose of filling the lamps. In carrying the can
past the stove, small quantity of the fluid was ac
cidentally spilled upon the stove, which immedi-
ately flashed into blaze and communicated to her
dress. She made efforts to extngush the flames
Of her dress but not succeeding, she ran up stairs
screaming for help Before the flames were extin-
guished, her skin burned almost to crisp to her
neck. She fingered In great agony for ten hours,
when death put end to her suferings. Miss Va
lentine was very talented, amiable and industri-
Gus young lady, beloved by all who knew her Her
death, so sndden and unexpected, has plunged her
family into the deepest afiliction. Her mother Mrs
Valentine, was very severely burned in endeavor-
ing to extinguish the flames, and her brother,in-
law, Mr. Robert Morrison, also burned about the
arms and face-N T. Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

RECEPTION OF Ex-Gov. yRooN.-A meeting Of the
citizens of Trenton, n. j., has been held to make
arrangements, In conjunction with the common
council. for the public reception Of Ex-Governor
vroom, our minister to Prussia, on his return to
that city The Hon. Vim. L. Dayton is at the head
of the committee of citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

The GoLD eSUrF Box DELTvEREp.-The jackson
gold box was formally delivered to Councilman
Van Tine, of New York, in the capitol of Nashville
Tenn, on the 4th instant, by Mr.. Andrew jackson
The Governor Of the State and Mayor Of Nashville
we're present when Mr.. Van Tine received IL ID be-
halt Of the Corporation Committee. Mr. jackson
at first hesitated to dispose of the legacy owing
to the reception Of files Of remonstrances on the
subject. Mr.. Jackson aud Mr.. Van Tine afterwards
left the Hermitage route for New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

The Hon. John d. Floyd returned to Washington
Monday evening from his recent brief trim 10 Gin.
einnati and s again at his post in the War Depart
menf.
+ Ben. Perley Poore, the wheallar row nd-apples
man, has been put forward for Lieutenant Governor
b. the Americans pf Chslsss, Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

RELIGIOUS STATIsucs.-The Virginia Lutheran Sy-
nod has "a ministers, So congregations. Losses by
death 6S, by letter 1l3; combinations 322; commu-
uicants S39 Sabbath school teachers Isl; scholars
I,I03 Observation-Disclosures 1885, home mis-
sion slO03 foreign s26l, local objects s. 9l9, gen
cral beneyolence S2926.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

MURDER CAsR.-The trial Of Mrs. Sarah Drum.
mond, charged with the murder of Robert Hutch.
inson, before the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah
day. The jury brought In verdict Of manslsught.
er, and Mrs. Drummond was sentenced 20 three
years imprisonment In the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

Coop AccoUST-A letter from Frankfort on the
Mains received at the State Department, says that
the reports concerning the crops continue to be IA
yorable. In many districts very considerable re-
duction has taken place in the price of grain, and
a further decline will doubtless follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

NICE PIcKLEs.-We are under many
obligations to Miss Virginia Godding, Of Sydney,
for jar Of delightful green pickles, prepared BY
her own hands. The seasoning was exactly 10 our
taste, and the present most acceptable coming a.
1t did from fair one whose good sense teaches her
that young ladies have other duties to learn than
those Of the toilet TO At them for the responsible
sIafiona of after life. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09
In addressing jury. upon one occasion. Jeffr,

In addressing jury. upon one occasion, Jeffrey
found ii necessary to make free with the character
of military officer. who WAS present during the
whole harangue. Upon hearing himself several
times spoken of as "the soldier" the Of Mars,
boiling with indignation, interrupted the pleader
Don't call me soldier, Sir. officer" Jeffrey
Immediately went on: "Well, gentlemen, this Off
Ger, who is no soldier, was the sole cause Of the
mischief that has occurred"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

There were one hundred and eighteen deaths In
Baltimore last week. t5
The Green Bay, Wisconsin, Advocate. says that
the Astor House, nns hotel In that place, was do
streysd by ere on the Goth uit. 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

CATCHING A CRowD.--Five white boys
---Dan1 Keif, Geo. Eubank. Owen Rowling, Benz.
son and Perrin, yesterday, charged with stealing
brass from the steamer Ben sheppard The oldest Of
these chaps is not over sixteen and the youngest
under twelve. They will have q hearing before
the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

ToBAeco.--It is something new to us TO hear Of a
s'tobacco crop In New England, though We knew
that some little tobacco was made in Connecticut.
The Hartford Press says that the crop In that state
looks uncommoniy fair and promising.