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rs II known gal Advertisements miles,
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The DAILY INTBLLIGENCER
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t,riar ,ezs In,lte ts In the eoantry orders nom
untry offices promptly hi!ed. Terms ca4H.
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ight, by AID. Duty, for whipping his wife.
Daowxgp-A negro man, named Charley
aac, was drowned off the steamer Inter ing,
Burlington, on Sunday evening last. He
rcd in thi- city. =.
corxTr CoreT.-Jehn B,,sher. charged with
a>,iog counterfeit money, lad :. bearing in this
part yesterday, and was relnandcd To the Cir
bit Court.
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to $3.50, agreeable to quality. Wheat from
20 ~ ee"ts per "uS"ei' Oats 2'c. Corn 10,
b Rye 30 cents.
fhpL'-N HVr''I- " aS'I'Ilstoh Tine was tried
es''rnay upon s's Secoha anu last Indictment,
und against him for passing counterfeit money.
IS in the first case, verdict of guilty was
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
The tnnndlu's Mails.

Tho mails by the Canada are at hand, but con
tain nothing ofimportance. The London Times in
an article on the slave trade. advocates the gra-
dual abandonment of the police supervision here
tofore exercised by England in this matter
The French Government has increased its
standing army 1000 men. Neal Dow, author
of the Maine liquor law was enthusiastically re-
ceived on his first appearance at Exter Hail, in
London on the Goth ult.
This Moniieur de Ia Fioffe publishes accounts
from China of the I'd of April,whch contain some
interesting details from the seat of war. Yeh,
the Viceroy of the Southern provinces of the
empire is Mt present at SOC Tche Ting, large
village of Kouang Tcheou, fifteen miles from
Canton. He has fortified himself in good po
siton, which allows him to maintain his commu-
ncations with Pekn and with the other three
provinces which, with the Kouang Teoheou, form
bis yiceroyalty and which the Kouang ST..
the Kouang roeng and the konei Lin. He is at
present at the head of an army of 10000 men,
which he is increasing every day by means Of
forced leyies aud extraordinary taxes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
LATEST NEWS.


letter from raylorville, Pa gives highly
cheering account Of tho growing crops. The
writer says that the wheat andrye never looked
better. The oats are rather backward. but pre-
sent no disoouraging feature. All that the corn
requires is IA little more sunshine. The season
generally, is about two weeks bchindhand. But
this may prove blessing instead of disadvan-
tage. The opinion j. expressed that If the States
Of Ohio aud New York will raise much corn,
wheai. rye aud potatoes MS Pennsylvania is like
~ TO do this year. tue aggregate viii prove suili-
oient TO supply the whole Union. The grass
oropis likely 10 be immense. and "a heavy fall in
hay may be anticipated. Accounts from Ken
lucky aud Tennessee, report that the wheat Is
finely headed out. and that the expectation is,
that an immense crop will be raised. We have
similar reports from Iowa nnd Wisconsin.
letter from Bloomington says:
We have nothing OF Importance TO eommnn-
onte, except the cheering prospects of tho com
ing wheat crops. Both fall aud spring on thu
ground looks very fine. Most of the farmers that
lett their fall wheat to plough up for corn would
not sell the crop remaining now for $50 to $40
per acre. Lnrge amount of ground has been
sown with sprung whore it was supposed to have
been killed ont by the winter besides rs much
other. There j. but one sentiment, and that Is
every field leeks ihe hest il ever did. There il,
10 be sure, time enough for partial failure.
Gn, in all reasonable probabilities, Illinois will
have all the wheat the railroads. &c, can handle
this fall.
The ST. Louis Democrat also gives tho follow
ing, in relation To the prospect generally IN the
Vest and Northwest:
a spring ri unparalleled baekwardncss abound
ing throughout the ungcnial, eaden skies and
biting frost, of advanced autumn. very naturally
gave rise 10 the most depressing apprehonsions
If Il calnmlinus shortuoming at tho approaching
harvest We are happy 10 observe from our
Western exchanges that these iorobodngs are
fortunately not likely To he in the lenst realized,
50 far as g,eat part of the Valley of the Miss,
spp is concerned. The abundant rains which
have fallen during the past fortnight have had
the effect Of ausing the wheat which was thrown
out of the ground by frost tako root; and It
now; in various localities, presents the most thri
wing and promising appearance In Southern ll'.'
tho condition Of the crops is very iering and It
is believed TINT some of the wheat will DO ready
to haryes, by the 20h of the present month. -
In sontheustern Missouri and western Kentucky
the prospects for wheat ARE equally bright Even
in central Wisconsin the wheat is looking finely.
while from all parts of Ohio receive very en-
couraging reports. We think il is now beyond
question tina, in all attitudes ordinarily temper
ate there will be at least two thirds yield OF the
cereal grains. unless the ravages of the weevil or
the rust should intervene.
These statements taken in connection. are
we'll calculated To gladden. tho hearts of all who
can appreciate the inesimable blessing OF an u
bundant crop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SDRINGS

VUNI1S WATERING PLACE will be open for the reception
Il of Visitors On the 10th day Of June ne
1t is situated On the Eastern Slope OF the Aeghnnies
miles West OF LynchhuF, and hundred miles West OF
Richmond within aRa half miles of Virginia and Ten
Rail Road from which there is Branch Rail Road
the door Of the Reception House
These have been resored to for many tn"
people of the surrounding country and since the has
been improved by large number Of Visitors from
sections OF the tn most of whom testify their c-
cacy in a number of Diseases
The lmproy Of the first order the
large and and them with particular
gard to the comfort and convenience OF Families
The Dining Room has much enlarged since last
and will be under the management Of CHARLES IL THOMP
son, ESD. of Richmond, whose capacity Caterer is
passed
To the seekers of Health Pleasure this place presents
fractions sci iom Ia be met with Watering Place, aud
ond to in the Union.
In addition the Railroad facilities by which visitors from
all sections Of the country be to the door of the
Reception House there will be daily Line Of superior -Four
Horse Coaches, by e the New River W hiie sulphur
Springs and the celebrated Salt Lake TO the Red Salt Green
brer White Sulphur and Sweet Springs
The Lynchburg Abingdon telegraph Company have
sruccd Branch Of their Line to these Springs aud opened
Office in the Reception House
Ample provision has been made for the comfortable
mediation OF One Thousand andno effort will be spared
render their sojourn pleasant AMI agreeable.
ROBERT H. MOSBY, PRIEST,
Montgomery W bite Sulphur Springs Company.
I'm I'm .yt.L..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

The Rockingham papers of yestci day confirm
the reported death by Vigilance Committee, of
.Jeffer son Randall. who they say had been an out
law in the county for 90 years, and had commit
ted every crime. save that of murder. The Reg
lister says:
The excitement at Port Republic in our coun-
", has at last como to crisis. 1.-The Vigilance
Committee" were in session all day on Saturday
last trying 10 dispose of the of the msera-
bile wretch, Jeff Randall, whose theits and wrong
doing have So fenrfully aroused the Indignation
of the locality which has been cursed by his pre-
senee What the "Committee" determined on
was not permitted to transpire; but it was init
mated that they decided to hing him! The in
tentions of the committee was mnde known TO
Randall, who sent for preacher. and WAS enga
ged in trying to make peace with his Maker.
The miserable wretch taken ont on Monday
night last about - o'clock, aud hung by the
neck until he was dead Tho hanging took place
in an old unoccupied house in the village.
gentleman who slept within fifty yards of the
house in which he was hung says it was con
Quoted very quietly; much so, that he heard
nothing of it until next morning.
The Democrat says that several outlaws by
the name of Shiietts, living in the county of Al
bemarle, have been arrested as members of Ran
dall's gang, and being engaged in several acts OF
lawless outrages. We learn from private sour
ces that the Vigilance Committee was composed
Of gentlemen of most respectable standing, who
we're likely to weigh well tho necessity for such
a deed before committing it. Randall refused to
leave tie county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

A scene Of violence and boodshed was enacted
mt about 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
lager beer saloon of Joseph Gerhard. on Mary.
land avenue. neur It's intersection with the canal
Three men from Alexandria, said to be named
Rudd. Smith, and Hail. and two from the navy
yard, called for and obtained drink at eihard's,
for which they refused to pay. An alteration
consequently ensued, in which Mrs. Gerhard
participated and at length blows were passed,
the baikceper, Henry Shuttle, assisting his cm-
pIoyers. The parties passing ont into the ave-
nue.. stick and stones were freely used until
Gerhard advanced with pistol. which he is in
the habit Of keeping in his bar, and fired at the
arsaants. The shot took effect in one Of the
Aexandrians, when Gerhard prepared to fire
second time. AT this instant the barkeepcr turn
ed himself around in front of Gerhard and so
received the shot intended for the other party
full in the breast. Poor Shuttle fell and almost
instantly expired, Gerhard was soon arrested
and the Examined by Justice Dom, who, af-
ter heating twenty one witnesses, held Gerhard
to bail in the sum of $1,000 to appear at the com.
ing term Of the Criminal Court. John Robinson.
of the navy yard men. was subsequently
rested US participant in the riot aud held to
$500 bail for further examination. The Alsxan-
drians took flight homewards, but officers have
been dispatched to Alexandria TO secure their
arrest as fugityes from justice.-Nat. Intel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
CoIuOuNs. WHALING n WI.

HAVE open aud On exhibition large and general as
HARDWARE, CUTLERY GUNS, HOUSEKEEPING AR
to which Invite the attention tho old friends and custom
ers OF tho House as well as the trade generally
Merchants Farmers Mcchsuics Contractors and others vii
roREioN GOODS
have mostly been % %Mr@GA \" 6%ns and our
purchased direct of the Manufacturers We feel assured that
we otcr Inducements pasedby other House III
. 'ten Of the Stat" W. rcSpGo,oiy a4e an cS amn,,n
AutielfsroH uoustktirtNa.
Ivory Knives and Forks sin ,tts of n pioees,
luck, Cocoa ion aud Rome HALVES and feks
ivor, handle Carvcrs and Forks,
i'a,ed Fable rca aud pcss"r, Spoons,
llaied Tea Sets In q plerts, with Walters.
Plated leo Pitchers " t,clcta both rian and chased
Plated tandlosti.ks aeo SnuiorH aud Trays
Plated Castorp In every variety, elegant,
Plated fsll butier aud Fruit KNIVES,
Plated Salt Stands,
rloor Oh Cloths from to & yards wide,
Oh Cloths tor the Table IN Mahogany and Rosow eoinin
Oh Table Covcrs beautiful icHsns
Tea kettr Chang and Vegetable pshea and pph covers
britlann Coffee and Ten rote.
l'raa and Iron nronaed Iron ditto,
Porcelain He'll Metal brass aud Tin lined Kettles for pre-
serving and all other purposoa,
Papor Machc Waitofs,
Toilet setts, na,hup Tubs for children,
Cake hoAos Sgtoons OF all kinds Feather pn'tea Willow
Carriages aud Baskets Cabs Foot Mala and in art
Gle necessary t" housekeeping fe Poesd c"try Rd'or'
ouNs PISTOLS Ann risuisa TACKLE
Fin" Double aud single dVn9s from " 20 e9o %
Powder fasks Shot ronehc" English French aud Amor
Percussion Gaps.
Colts Five shooters, in 4. Z and inch baTrolH,
Colts improved patent Five Shooters,
Coli = Il shooting Revolving Rifles,
Aliens Pistols In every variety,
Fishing Iols, Fishing Reels Lincs, Spinners,
Virginia and Limerick Hooks dc, At.
Houst nulInlku NAfFuAiA
Locks. In variety " ndow Glass irom by 10 10 ps
by Ri inehoa Hinges Screws, bnl,s Nails, Brada Window
Springs Sash and Blind fnscuu sash Irons and Cord nash
rueya Sash Rollers Sand Paper md ether articles
for building Carpenters iools and ioafs tpr
NiiarRhts Planes Of description Marking mud cut
ting Guages Hand aud bench Screws BnNwood mud fno
Ivory Rules Steel aud Iron Framing Squares Snws of
description Chiscs, lAmmtfa. lIachua broad Hand
Axes shinglng and Iatlng iiatehet, Patent Boring and
Mortieing Machines, Ac, &c.
nLAtKsMttu's TOOLS
Smiths Fellows English aud American Anyils SedRo and
Hand Hammers, Files and Rnspa. Solid oN Nico iioraa
Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails Iron Hrnro Patent Drilling Ma
chimes German and Shear Ser articles far Contractors and
dRricuRG inpencntsg prg descriptions S1diirS hatrits
Can lrimmiHFs, and fact every article to be found in
general stock of Hardware aud we intend To keep always
hand good assortment OF tie host goods aud wsc cheap
a ether House
Orders will meet with prompt attention md satisfaction
tocd Call and see
ap 2]d& ctUuly CoIioUNS, WHALihu ~ WILLS.
Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

FNNHIS Watering Place favorably known tothe public
will be opened for the reception visitors the LIST day
June next
have secured the services General Manager of JNo T.
LEE (of the American Hotel Richmond, Va) whose long
perence the Hotel Business and well established reputation
as gentleman and caterer sufficient that
efor, viii be made to give satisfaction TO
The powerful curative properties of this water and its eff
In all Diseases the Stomach Liver Bowels Nervous
System &C. well atrsted by the many almost
racnous) which have been effected by its We refer with
confidence 10 all the former patrons of the place.
complete BATHING ESTABLISHMENT has since last
been added the
visitors For further particulars refer the Cards be
found in Hotels Cars Steamboats,, &c.
splendid line Coaches will convey visitors
IRON Shawsve to this place "a miles, good read, with
only one hill between the points.
BRIDGES g. HOLT Proprletors
JOHN p LEE, Manager
llnn-nn Liza .i.r.al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
y NlTED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW is THE TINE TO ADVERTISE,
Tothe uer,hn Mechanics aud Il roic-.ionnl
uen - Z

NOW is THE TINE TO ADVERTISE,
rome uer.hnnts Nrehnnic- mad II o L.. Il ON nj
Wen of =. ync hSurg.
AM THE PGBLiG GENERIIYT
~. PERSONS wishing Ia advertise their BUSINESS o-
"A ih'l tSsloN In the following papers hah 1 An,
agent each OF them having LARGE in thu
western and South Western counties OF Virginia and rn.
Tennessee viii please call N me ~
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS Bristol
BROWAloW'S KNOXVILLE Cr.un) WHO
INDICATOR Jooesborough Tenn
o oAzETf STAR Lexington vs.,
VV iaaiSGAH, Arlington, Va
DEMoCntA,;r Iibery,ya
SALEM REGISTER,
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL, ! sA'en, Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence Grayson co Va
VALLEY SwiiuG rmea''lc. Va
MONTGOMERY HERALD -,
WESTERN STAR. Chfls'iansburgi Va
MYInENIlIE TELEGRAPH, "a, :, .
WlTHENiILE TIMES SNy'heyle Va
FLOYD CITIZEN Floyd cuur. uuSe Va
UNION DEhOCRAr Union. Monroe county Va
- ADVOCATE, Jacksonville Tazewc county, Va
PERSONS wishing 10 advertise In the payers will
ma IL I" Their l>ikNtst n call the Office the
hAhcAhurE Nughian ~ STAIRS where contracts III b,
hho'' and Advertisements FoRN Al,DFD WITHOUT DELAY
W VIII also receive and forward advertising 10 any paper
III 'he hi'ed STATES. A WADDlLI.
Foreman Niryin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

u ufACTORY IN TIE UNIFIED STATES, NORTH
OR SOUTH The Factory OF Cheketiug Sons otiab
hed In s23 by Jonas Ghickorng aud the present time
has Furnished 1900 PIANOS For tho exhibition of toae in
the United State" and England they have been awarded eev
Medals silver Medals -Four Medals,
Nhrpve these Instruments have been brought
those u other hrv have invariably
taken highest premium. The pianist. Ihalhrs,
whose have bocn deghtmg The country eKh
his preference hy using them all Persona
wishing COED and reliable instrument will lind 1t their in
tereat give call sell iauos this
factnrers' prices. WIN. T. GREENE a. co
InEt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

~ ness W. have determined offer entire stock OF
ROOTS, SHOES. HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS, Carpet Bags
Umbrellas &c, AT COST ron CASH. Having been business
but short time and constantly receiving supplies
best manufacturing establishments In Philadelphia
ment is enre, fresh and fashionable but should thing be-
found oied or behind the age it will be sold without regard
cost inducements offered by rarely with
and those in want anything line will we'll give
us call and satisfy themselves the sincerity propo
sion. MCDONALD HOOPER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

A SEDucER SuoT.-I In Pttsburg, on Monday
evening. a man named j. z. Mclaughlin, met
another named Webb Campbell, whom he dis
covered to have been the seducer of his wife, and
shot him, infetiDg severe but not fatal wound.
The affair happened OF the corner Of Market aud
Fifth streets. Both the parties arc stewards on
river steamboats,, but yside in Allsghar. Nc
HdtiAh m was arrested
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15
AUCTION AND CONTINUATION HOUSE
FOR TIM SALE OF NEGRois ONLY.
VI n 90. solicit the

n W. puuUAAM ~ co, solicit the p"sron-
uDs of their friends generally and pledge hcnae,
their endoavora to the interest Of all
leaving property In their hands Tor sale.
- NJ. rnam, the senior partner In the ooneern, having
hccn the business The last 10 ycn haiter himself TINT
he give satisfaction 10 all his patrons Liberal al
VIII be made Sai. and healthy places provided 10
eounno slaves BOARD at 10 eta per day.
We always be found the old stand on Wall at Rich
mond Va competent person VIII always he at the cars or
boat 10 take charge OF n.stoes On their arrival -
-. NJ PuLLIAM,
ic lodly a q ptlII.lAM
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9uNuE FIRM OF ruLLlAM DAVIS HAVING BEEN
dissolved by mutual consent chhof OF the pnrtnora Ia au
thOgcd the thu In settling the hu
Ruoss The books of the concern h ,ht hands Of u w
Elmer. Esd who also authorized 10 settle the business
An pciHo.a indebted the VIII please call H. W
Elmorc Esq, u either oi tho hnn tor settlement
-. NJ. PIlLIIAM,
Wall nj. Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

Ep1Cu AND ELEd.tST.-Siucc our Inst nd.
h0 vereinent Of goods In line have very
siderable additions to stock Among other
est to the Ladies' very beautiful Cameo Pearl OF
Jewclry embracing ten very fine Canoes each by
Pearls of the finest color and of uniform size
We invite the Ladies' when passing stop and famine
SlLNERTIlORN " CLIFF
p SFor the benefit of tho gentlemen we would say we
hnvc IN the added of Silver Hunting
Lever Watches, warranted time keepers
in
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W ~ suse rhtr the night inst large roam
MAKE She has large swelling her left hind leg her
right eye ont The above reward will be paid for delivery
10 me on renewals Island JOHN r. MILLER