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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11

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Prom Tie ls1fhmunl ouBiha lHlt
So far the Administration Ia refused to yield n
nytbiog to the demands efthe Southern Democracy.
On tho contrary, it Is announced ia very precise and
positive terms lint Nj. buchanan approves Walkers
course in kansas, and Is smrtlY provoked by the
postulatsous OF tie Georgia md Ms ipp pemucra-
=. IN authoritative article IN the InIon o.! TIe,-
day confirms the report al the telegraph .nd allows
scarcely doubt a 10 tie position Of the Admn-trl-
ton.
lfNr. Bnehhnan onlrrtains the ilea that he can
triae with the feelings of the Southern Democracy
and may saiey defy their vengeance he Is At liberty
10 undertake the experiment. Bat il Is hardly pos.l-
bic 50 that sagaeeus politician enn mi t,,c the
pologetic tone OF few raeemen for the genuine
soice oil the Southern people. Though the Southern
members Of the Cabinet should incline 10 dispiragc
the spirit Of the State Rights Democracy The dis
ilnct AMI emphatic ntteaure OF the Georgia md
Mississippi Conventions would not allo" ot 80 fatal
M error as 10 suppose TINT any regard for the utcE
uty ofPhrty, or any attachment 10 an Admin sra
ton, will compel silent ncqalestonce ia the Kansas
outrage. lfNr Buchanan ATTEMPTS 10 shield Walk
cr, he Will only expose his oNn body 10 u mortal
slfohe.=Ihefe Is 10 divinity aaaHl the person OF n
President which The Democracy M airlla Ia violate
The Instant the Administration n sumes the Iespuu-
slbllts Of Walkers tfeaebert that instant Will The
snhltcrn sink ont OF saht aud the President become
the ohjeei al the deuun bllan which Is ltstllcd
against his appaiRtse. But there Will be 10 prccip-
iation in the matter The democracy OF tho South
are relao'antto identify Nh HuehtnAn with Robert
j Walker Thry Will not abandon an Almio stta-
ton which they brought into power. except upon COM
pusion d the mazt irresistible AMI une9aieocal evil
denre Of It's treaeher, To tic South They are not
governed by impulse, aud VII demean them selves
with The dignity due To the gravity OF the ucca-
sion. But Woe betide tie man WHO mistakes their
tarbearanee- Though lie be President OF the United
States with a scfile party al his buck and eighty
millions year in his pocket, he cannot sti1e the
voice of the Southern Democracy.
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"THE CREAM OF THE SoUru The New York
Mirror, of the Gath ult. states that the South Is
strongly represented at of the chief hotels of that
city 1t styles the company "the cream of the
South'-a slight misnomer many of us will think
Says that paper:
The "New York Hotel" is OVERLOOKING with
wealthy Cubans and Southerners. 1t is estimated
by gentleman well posted in these matters that
the families from the South stopping AT this
hotel represent forty millions of dollars, Among
them is a dark-eyed Senorta, worth her weight ii
diamonds.
The New York Mirror we think, is mistaken
in one respect. 1t is not the .cream of the
South who now frequent the watering places of
the North during the summer season. Formerly.
such declaration would not have been entirely
unjust. But sensible and patriotic Souhernprs
have long ago discontinued paying their annual
tribute to the sustenanoe of people who care
nothing Tor them except in a sense merely pecu-
MARY They can find Southern watering places
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The SALT LAKE COUNTRY Salt Like is sit
uated between the 10Th and I'D degrees of
North latitude aud il not less than 30 miles in
length from north to south, varying in width from
, to 81 miles. Its elevation above the Gulf of
Mexico is :, 100 feet and il forms the bottom of
II vast basin. surrounded by mountains 5000 to
GOO miles high. Part of the banks and bottom
Of the lake composed with rocks aud salt
spring'. and the waters are entirely impregnated
with II saline substance, So that evaporation
shows 33 parts in 100 of salt, while the water of
the sos shows only2 parts in 100. The waters
of Salt Lake. therefore, are of an extrno' binary
density. No fish can live there, and the borders
OF the lake sterile. Happily for this accur-
scd lake Their" Is passage leading Ia another
Lake. called Utah, (he name of IN Indian tribe
the level Of which is 100 feet above the surface
Of the first. The water in Utah Lake is dfinka.
bile, fresh and pid.-'Iho richness of the coun
try in the neighborhool of these lakes caused
brigham Young to resolve upon settling the Nor
mons at this spot. He thought with wisdom,
that it was better for him 10 become exclusive
master of This great basin, whore the distance
and nature offered an imprrgnablc fortress, than
to 20 To California. aud encounter tho hostility
of a crowd of gold seekers. The rcsemblnnc, of
SAT- Lake to the Dead Sea could be presented
"a prnvideutal design, and an indication ol tie
place where tina New Jerusalem should be tonn-
ded. The colony chose position extremely adj
vnntageouS. upon strait between the two lakes
and founded there the Deseret. term which
signifies ''hehive' in the pretended "Retormed
Egyptian language aspect presented by
this young city svery picturesque. 1t is diyl
ded iuto twenty quarters each forming II sepe
rate iuclosurc. The houses are built of adoheS,
or bricks dried in the sun,are only story high and
are surrounded by gardens. The springs, which
descend from the mountains h,w in little rivu-
lets into the wardrns and streets The stores
ara numerous and elegant. The State house is
96 by 40 feet. The town is protected by for
tilted mclosure, and the number Of inhabitants Is
about 10000. The neiEhhoring country is high
ly cultivated, and return, with usuary the pro
duets which are cnniiltd 10 il. The waterfall
between the lakes i, vtzed for turning numer-
our mills. In fact, this colony is new aud stri
king example the creative and directive gem
US which seems TO be the privilege of the Anglo
Saxon race.
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RECENT EXPLORATIONS IN CHrAPAs AND So
CANUsCo. Mr.. Leon de Ponteh gentleman
who has travelled extensively through Africa and
South America, has just returned from scien
tic exploration of Central America, which has
occupied HIM for the last three years. The por-
ton of country examined by him extends from
the lshmus of Panama norihward through Cos
ia l,icu and Guatemala TO the ISthmus Of Gehu
nntenrc and the most nurherly portion of 1t is
comparatively unknown 10 geographers.
His more accurate and careful explorations
however. were confined to the Mexican territory
IN the state of Chiapas and the department of
Socnnusco. This section of country occupies
position on the southwestern part OF Mexico up.
on the Pacific ocean, and embraces about 10, 900
square miles. The face of the country is inter
spersed with mountain scenery. which impresses
the traveller with the idea that he is ira, ersing
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COMMERCIAL =.

The market closed with great irmness. ltappeafs
aat several have dubbed 10 make purchases ofstoeks
n time, insisting that each contract shoniI be con-
.irmcd by ten per cent. deposit
The demand for money Is slnckening and the SUI
ly Is increasing. On call, loans made readily ut
per cent. Discounts trc per cent. for short dates
of prime grades mercantile paper, and sla9 for long
dates Second grades to 10; aud unendorsed notes
. to ~.
The foreign exchange market Is dull, but rates arc
steady. Sterling, lo9ial09s, with l0ol asked, aud
francs 5l75.
TUBACCO-rho Il bacco market Is Sill quite active and
prices remain NJ last quot,d
The receipts o Tobacco hs) during the past month and
"a June at ia,t yrnr
Canal. ar. Rad. Va c. RE- p. Tata
ls57....2nd3 2la2 2,l75 2il ~ 61l7
l-.Ij. ...9u.I LOO 1863 4-I 2J5 6JJ6
The New York Post # Tuesday evening SAYS;
There has been in the Stock Exchange to-
day produced by the Sudden and great buoyaney Of the mar
ke This tho third day Of rising market cath day
being marked by considerable advance.
Reading the most active stock the stno less than
ten Thousand shares s"l the cash price showing al
'nrr "i T. per cent Ef anesd u per cent, with saies
80 40 shares New York Central improved - with sas at
20 shares Michigan Southern to so ao If 4
p" cent since Htcay ami ii, n per last Thurs
lay. Illinois Ctutts rose per cent Gana and theagoi
Cleveland and Toledo 81 cent Chrago and Rork Island
hnNauAit ahi Mississippi .! pei cent aud virginia State
siX,s
Gaiiir 7inrkcf.
NEN foRk, July -.-BcCSts-lhe market closed huoyant
with sales at 2 D ~ head a advance ~ We quote at
s. IL. OaS 1880 Tor r,ninm which moderate bns
done. Sheep irm-l9 800 head offered
Swiue-the q,akct is quot-3OU0 head offered winch
sold At s7aS1&1 +" = - for prime.
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species 81 lung complaints bat II
penrrfJImhuen# DISEASED LIVER In this
Pait 1t has undoubtedly proved rhcacious than
tetdy hitherto employed aud in numerous instances when
patients had endured long aud suffering the dis
without receiving the least benefit from various
d AMI when mercury has been reortoi to ia vain the use
II this lsam has restored the liver healthy action and
ia mtuy ale tel permanent after every known
remedy had failed 10 produce this desired effect.
Nahe genuine unless signed BUTTS On the wrapper.
IA t,v
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fgswe call the attention n advertisers TO 'ne unp -
az yrReryIAS As an advertising ilcum. onr daily and
country papers have large circulation ~ IN" .
part II the State, whence GROWING u@le Se ~ ~,
e.s There is daily paper published WITHIN
hrnaris q miles of this point ana We eene"o
81 the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 20 the he ot the A
tar state must contribute make the Nrgman me fArei m
section A. Il eau send daily Geographic Information .
l., of All others which doubtless viii ensure Tor
II rcaty increased circulation For the Information 81 eu
In that section would that we intend to give
nsrtirul,r attention to the markets
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The ytReiSIsS jos uffck has been ated up WIN seat
care and suppled with the most extensive :" IN
- the sud prompt execution oil an
tnasc Plain Ornamental Printing II Is under TIE H
pnnan,lv Allied Distant patrons will be promptly stten
ed 10 Patronage and abroad respectfully s"eie
Nc,icr-Messrs. JAS W. BRowN, JostFh = BRoWh AMI
! ! WISs are Authorized Agents In the country and a
MnxrcoNrRY the city for making collections and Fttt
The busiuess Nrginan Office to the Isl OF ap ~
"a which time all bills subscrptonSo are due to the @
SIGNED To distant subscribers and advertisers no are VI ~
resrS Hill will by mail and reihiiahoeS ileh '"s,
channel in registered letters, are seicda GU, i'
il bghv imnortant the old business should be fp'e
,onnd mn we trust all those who are nde"ea % u
will appreciate the necessity t"r an cary anu pump ~
"ohs " tue" ~ MCDONALD PETERS
May 2lts -.,,.-t., =, roc,iv, s,b
- ~ ne Y,renlan for ths pr oseni Proprietor
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The itiiilory OF Switzerland. aud !, has sj.c,
been denominaied by VI. pentilli the American
Switzerland
The most interesting feature If this primitive
country consists in lis ancient ruins 'rho.e of
IL Palenanine. in the northern part Of the CHA.
pa. were visited by Stephens. and are described
IN his work On the subject. Mr. poptelli, in his
southern travels in this country. discovered and
inspected the ruins Of Copnnuqu-ta aud O,tata.
Baih oi these ruins, which ars situated in the
contra oi the STATE, near st. Bariholomine lie in
beautiful snlleys, surrounded by mountains of the
most picturesque beauty, upon the borders Of
rlsers. These latter ruins, although well known
Ia the inhabitants Of the country have never
been visited by Europeans. and aro located on
Mr. Panei's map for the first time.
NAIL StRFfcH-The Postmaster General has rear
ragged the mail service between Richmond, Va. and
Dalton, Ga, via the Central Railroad rs far as Char
lottesYle. thence by Columbia across to Lyuchburg
thence via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 10
BRISTOL thence by the East Tennessee aud Virginia
Railroad 10 Knoxville, tia Jonesboro. &c. thence by
Eat Tennessee and Virginia Railroad to Dalton
thence westward to Memphis, 6e.
iesidds Swing IN timf says ihc States, this ar
Engagement asb insures greater regularity aud
certain connection through. Tbi, is doubtless bat
preliminary Ia II decision in favor of Memphis ns u
starting point for the California overland mail route
y y. Deita.
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'ANo THE SEEK f issOE siEAsIUE AVN
Il LOVERS or THE BEAUTIFuL.-rfNk , or ,,rr,,r
The Proprietor taxes asnre m nnnouneiu1 th he is now
rthnins 4 Diiif LINE or UORSE ST4GES bntvn.,
y.s,-sas Liberty and the Peaks Oite- T., distance,
miles) over good road. CONNECTING Al Lib
cry with the Mail and Acco,nn,I Il, a.,
Trains Of The Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Fare 81 H.
By th arrangement passengers hav, pleasant
ride and reael h Peaks bjore nipht where they viii 6i
COMFORTABLE CtoA1MODATIONS and no ,n;,rt ~,
the part OF the PROPRIETOR spared to render then ~
ant and ayr eahie having amp" ne the Ion of ,
Peaks aud return IL Liberty next morning
He viii also heep MfORrABIE HACK At the p,,t.
to convey passengers through to Buchaurn distance OF n
mites They VIII there connect for Natural
bidge Lexington Rockbfi ge Alum Springs and the c. u
Rarnad and another line from Buchanan 10 Darer Sri
and Greenbuef White Su phur Returning travellers noi,
the White Sulphur and Rockbrdge Alum Springs can al Mi
times procure convtyanccs Buchanan
lue Tor Liberty. "'
his route IS the Grconbrr White SupLur aq
any other from the East md pleasant Lsds nav
ing the advantages Of view from the outer and sec.
ing the Natural Bridge
" Visitors Will lind that the Peaks otter Hotter las
deghul and psnt locality the Temperature being from
IL tn 10 degrees cooler than IN Liberty buchanan
viii run the above lines during Summer and Fail
months. LEYBUEN WILKES.
uiy dts
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


CHIN BANk. IuCtAauas 10, April l0h, loo
Gentlemen some tcw months since applied
M fpr mrt n adv, afflicted with form OF src"nda
lhi die had been undar the chRfge ply
e" tput der. wing rceJ icanuarneed using the regular
eds ii the profession but The disease subboy resisted all
rinrfs Tho reputation Of Carriers spanish Mixture hnv
Ing reached AID being personally acquainted with your
seiY- dstnruned Ia it IriaL did and short
Tine is good effects evident. aud three bottcs cured
Inn.
Ann net of astiee suffering humanity withhold
htnBny atis vucs Alternative aud prompt pur-
bef N The bpod and take pleasure recommending to the
rfpfsss on tn1 public generally. Yours rcspc, fully
July II IauR .. BUTCHER NJ d
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ing 81 abseess, pronounced incurale by the faculty
Roert Pafe ri Cumberland Maine all cted tor three
year. with asces in his and about to have the
limb amHtated but the Of nlloways Ointment aud
Pills heh completely healed it, Sold al the manntlcurics
No 50 Marion I4ane, New York and W 2l strand Lon
aad hy al druggists at p lie, aud al per pot box.
lana. n
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where they will be treated gen,lemen' Al"
where. with rare exceptions, they meet none
others than gentlemen.
The class of persons 10 whom the Mirror al
ludes is composed. We much Suspect. OF Northern
men who have emgrated To Mobile, Charleston,
New Orleans. and other Southern clties--and
who after making their money out Of the south
q North 10 spend il. aud there pas themselves
off for southern gentlemen. There are many o'
these. They hase no further attachment to the
South than such a. results from the facility with
which they accumulate wealth. 10 be ihVIshed
among the snobs and parvenues of Northern
society.
Tho true southern gentleman is patriotic
enough 10 enjoy his Summer among the peerless
watering places of his own section. or IN the
quiet retirement of his own home. The exodus
to the North is becoming less and less every
year. aud we rejoice 10 know i.
We clip the following item. from the Rich
mond correspondence of the New Orleans Delta.
Everything connected with III, mission of Mr..
Preston Is fraught with interest 10 the South
and ii gratifying 10 know that he has entered IN
10 this great project with eommendabie energy
aud zeal.
A. to the dubious relation those five Demo-
crats sustain 10 the Administration, we know
nothing but az we know tho writer of this let
Tor 10 be one of tho "only national party we
presume he speaks by the card We think that
the signs portentons that every thing be-
tokens violent rupture amongst the great Dem
hrat nj hat Iup1auHu
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nthern Democracy.

lRoN MouE USEFUL THAN GoLp.-"I hnve
now in my hand" said Edward Everett. "a gold
watch, which combines embelii shmen,s and ul-
~ IN happy proportions, and is often considered
u very valuable appendage 10 the person of
gentleman. Its hands, faae chain and case are
t chased and FURNISHED gold. Its gold seals
sparkle with the ruby, topaz. sapphire aud o,ncr-
aid. | open il, and find that the works-withoat
which Tins elegantly furnished would be but
mere shell those bands motionless, and those
figures without meaning-are made of brass
Investigating further aud asking what i, the
spring. by which all these are put in motion.
made Of. | am told lis nude of steel. | ask what
is steel The reply is that it is iron. which has
undergone certain process. So then. find
the mum spr- &. without which the watch would
always be nellonleSs, and lis hands of gol Chat
L.. not sufficiently good.) nor of brass, Chat
would moi do but OF iron. lion, therefore, the
only preeiou. metal, and this watch an emblem
of society! Its hands and figures, which tell the
hour, resemble the master spirits of the age to
whose movement every Is directed. Its
useless but sparkling seals, saphires, ruhes,
tnpazes aud embellishments arlstocracy. Its
works of brass are the middle class. by the
increasing intelligence aud power of which the
master spirits OF the age are moved, and it, iron
main spring shut up in box always at work. bat
never thought of except when it is dsordrrly,
broken, or wants winding up, symholzes the
laboring class which. like the min spring, we
wind up by the payment Of wages, and which
classes are shut up in obscnrity. aud though
constantly at work. aud absolutely necessary to
the mo'emement Of society, AS the iron mnn-
spring is 10 the gold watch, IRE never thought Of
except when they require their wages, or are in
some want or disorder of some kind or other
~
GETTING SICK OF THEM The colored per.
sons Of Toronto having had meeting to denounce
Col. John Prince, member OF the Canadian
Parliament for speaking against them, he publish
es reply in which he says:
1T has been my misfortune and the misfortune
ct my family 10 live among thesc blscks land
they have lived upon us) for twenty four wears
! have employed hundreds of them and with the
the exception of one named Richard Hunter, no,
one has done for US weeks honest labor.
have taken them into my service, have fed and
chothed themyear after yenr on their arrival from
the States. and inieturn have generally found
them rogues, and thieves. and graceless. worth
less thriftless lying set of vagabonds. This is
my very plain and very simple description of the
darkies body and it would be endorsed by
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SALES BY AUCTION
s'sGsEe fi DAYS
BY BRYAN AkERS. Auct'r.
nUOIsE AND s.OraT tCCT,ny

sell at pubdcanfon "Wednesday the 18th inst 81,
o. clock, my HOUSE AND LOT. situated on say.r,"
street in the immediate neghborGood Of John Murrr AMI
me lot formerly owned hY lhos o Acec This lot fronts m
tth street abont - feet running back tlc usual t. ana
on it a COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOlt> /. win, f.,r
good rooms, with lire 'ares. aiso Kitchen. krh8u
bic &e Sc aud goad Srrns Of water very oacn
IERMs-One fourth 81 + purchase cash t. L,l
ance in t. II and s months tor approved manner
the title retained until all the payments made
HENRY WRIGHT
AKCDS
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GRE Al NORTHERN VAEs.
LINE,

ysZ4-s GRE Al NORTHERN NAEa.
e--<4-~3L-S. tiNE!
Daily y Stages Charot oSviic thence Central Railroad
GordoasNie aud orange and Alexandria Railroad Wash
inston City aud The North Passengers by this line Leave
lNnthbnfg Daily, npon the arrival of the Trans the
and Tom Railroad at O'Clock L. through Charincs.
willie by O'Clock A NJ. connecting with the Central aud
abge ~ Alexandra Rairoa is, and TO Washington by
O'Clock Z NJ making The time Through in - Hours being
hours In advance Of other Lines with saving iasscm
Of Time and Money.
Fare from Iynehburg by this route) Through Tickets
to Alexandra, . >.
BY order Of the Post Master General
Northern Mail passes tins route, which will Pas
sengels going through with dispatch
The lropretors OF this Line of Stages pledge Good
Coaches, accommodations and Certain Connections with
Trains, or the Fare refunded
The Projectors spccttly ask the patronage pub.
liz As they offer the Cheapest Nearest and xxi editions
KWtc j. H. lIElSkEIL n co
july Its Prop tetprs
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= WISH 10 sell lafs ANN ~ l Nj nj
distant ahou u nil, FROM the lyuchburg College 1
TRACT contains oil ACRES. in wppd % arr,s r-'t
ftls, and has upon 1t ORCHARD uf5uFRIIr rut'iS
Young aud old The mproH cmenis excellent l i,tt
DWELLING with rooms and all the necessary ou,.,s
all ii which have been put in good repair rrc,ntv C
ng il advantages as market and dairy ful NOR, L.,
plarr Is seldom put ia market Sold hrlorr the m
August II vii then be soil At pultc auction on the u.i
My adtfss Lynehhnrs anu persons desiring personal IN
ef.t" viii lind Inc At the store Of Mr.. \ Il Eurlcr
jy 7dSctis EDGAR WIIIrritr,,,
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at-By Nlrtne of a deed of trust to
CT heEief4 bearing tic the Bed of FOruatv t57 ,
feeafd in the GIrk ohc of Campbell county will t ~,
public auction. ut ny trs House Iynrht1rp on
dry. the tst dat ot August. STEAM ENGINE ,nl non ~
- IN NJ iisHa 's"i = No"holl tsf near tins civ
itf4ts maze XIV II SAKE AUSTIN NJ IRIBLi
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/ jail The Western White men, will very few ca
captions
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Auction AND ComusS~,oN HOUSE

FOR TIL SALE OF NiHROES ONLY.
"a 70. pts.s.ftF II ~ co, solicit the puiron-
hPs Of Their friends generally and pledge thcinselvcsto
their test cueayors advance the interest Of all persons
iraN lux property in their LANDS tor sale.
u NJ. pi,lan. The senior partner in the concern having
heeuln the business Tor the years himself that
he give one satisfaction al his patrons Liberal
Viii be made safe and healthy places provided
couliuc slaves Board At 30 per day.
We always be found the old stand Wall st. Rich
mand va. \ foent person will always be the
boat. 10 take charge of negroes On thoir arrival
ID. NJ. PtTIIAM,
je 70 dly A G Pt'LIIAM