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DANGERS OF TrRE:
AND
R IL ID u Q Il ID
Through Rates Of Freight


Through Rates Of Freight
From NASHVILLE TO KNOXVILLE,
AND STATIONS on THE
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road.
CUGAR, Coffee, Molasses lin barrels,)
- Tobacco lin boxes, Nails, Dry Hides,
Oils lin barrels,) Copperas, Rope and
Cordage, Fish, Cheese, Soap, Star and
Tallow Candles, White Lead, Bar Lead
lin kegs and boxes Pig Lead and Shot
lin kegs,) Liquors lin barrels and
casks,) Crockery Ware lin crates and
casks,) per lOO IDS, Que
No article entitled to this rate except
those specified above.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled
Liquors will be charged the regular local
rates of each Road.
All Goods from the Western cities and New
Orleans, for Knoxville and Stations on the
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, will
be forwarded free of commission when con-
signed to the Agent Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road, at Nashville, dray-
age only charged which has been contracted
for at 10 cents per ton Of 2000 lbs
Every package must have the name of the
Stations OF delivery plainly marked on it.
Roads will not be responsible for ordinary
leakage of Liquors, Oils or Molasses, and will
only pay for deficiency of contents when
packages show marks of violence
A bill of Freight paid Steamers and Dray-
age will be mailed to consignees from Nash
vile, showing, also, the time of arrival and
departure Of the goods
Il. c JACKSON, sup't
sstTennessee & Georgia Rail Road.
Marcn 1855 tf-4l
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Road This!

Road Thds!
UINR0M the first day OF January, 1883, we adopt
II the SIR Months Credit Sysfe,n and will not
sell Goods on longer time. We have on hand ans
will continue to keep good assortment Of Goods, and
will sell them at very low figures. We ind small profits
and quick sales to be the best plan, and
Our motto II 10 sell!
JAMS HORTON BRYAN.
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HoT EL,


LOUDON, TENN.
yuyHIS well known House has been newly fitted up with
Il bedding furniture, &c. The undersigned has taken
charge Of it, and in announcing himself for the public
patronage asks 1.-THE tree to be tested by its Fruit and
pledges highself, by assduous attention and due
regard for the comfort and tastes of his guests they
shall be cared for and furnished with the best the
try affords He has also connected with the house the
large stable sheds and lot, of Messrs. Taylor Bridges
Co., and will he prepared in that line.
Jan11-3t-3s1 WM. NJ. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
SUGAR. Coffee, Coverings Fine Golden Syrup
= Uhe best that Is made in the worldly Rice, Soda,
Starch, Manila Rope, Pepper Spice and Ginger just
received and for sale by (0ct23) G. W. ROSS.
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Forest Fill Academy.

HTNCURRENT WONEY.-Bis OF the Banks
u of farewell, Claiborne, Trenton, Jefferson, Shell
byvile, Lawrenceburg and Knoxville, will be taken at
10 cents per dollar for goods and 20 cents in payment
of debts. Persons owing will do well to avail them
selves Of this opportunity to pay in uncurrent funds
Feb 10 SEH0RN 4 IORNSBY.
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PREPARED BIZ DR.. ]. {. AER,
al Au.,r,;,a, M, ar;st Iowell Mas

AND SOLD BY
q. W. ROSS, Athens;
GUILfORD CANNON, Madisonvie;
And nv all dealers in Medicines. Jan s-ly-45:
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THE TURF.


MON COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-lRoTrING A
u puTse of Will given for ali road horses
Of Thursday: April Entries viii close a! John
l.. OF Eae. Broadway and Csharne street.
on Monday O'Clock p Three make a race
The be mile ee ats hes; three
i've 70 wagons SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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U-OODBAND-DON'T FAIL TO GO TO FOTqFR a
w TURNER lis JOIN street n se that job printing done
They work ~ steam AID VII do better and cheaper than
any en, else FFs,
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SPORTING.


Ill THE CHOICE BREEDS or DOGS FOE SALE.
N stock nj 20 Fulton basement rtprs
Bile mango and flea exterminator 80 cents per bottle
Buffers work Breeding, Training Mapaveyr
Diseases. &c Of Dogs beautifully illustrated Prc. III
logs boarded and trained NV W.
L,OR eALr-rwENry GOOD SINGING MOCETN0
birds IN good song, M @ watts street. one bneh fyoy,
Canal strec. second door, back room.
FRANZ RoADBps
E'oR sArE-A srOOP RTG1ED YACHT, ON THE
stocks II tons ~ over all 1917 feet beam modelled
and built by Van Deusen; iron work all gslvansed sails
anchors 6c complete Apply 81 South street. or vessel
can be seen NJ foot OF Eighteenth street Ess river
E'OR SALR-A FIRST RATE WATCH Doc WAR.
ranted. only SO al Central Park Hotel corner Of FIftv
ninth street and Seventh avenue. '
GRAND PRIZE ROLLING MATCH FOR JFWFLRv
" viii place 20 day my new alleys z,p Bo,yerv
Between Riyingoa and Stanton Streets WI
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COORDINATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION SorTCE.-rHE CoMyrrrrE on "a.
day, April 5 1858 at he Office Of the Deputy Tax Commits
The following in Hudson street. paving Forty.
FIRST avenue between thirty fourth and fry seventh
streets Also petitions for renting asssssmen;s
T RSs. S ssssPHsSs } eon mi
GEO. STARR, 5Assesmenis..
NOTICE The COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS or
ms. q The oce Of The Deputies FOR mailing xssesaaens
Of the owSs named SsGS. ss
70 Filling sunkcn lots between Seventy ninth and
tagging 2 front - 81 Canal street casS and gutter
and Gag Forty sixth street between Broaowsy and Eghl
R'f q and s sDs 5o;sTsy .
sion Of assessment for building Second avenue and
''''' ''''N s s,%S $ ssGsi Committee
J. J.. " S SssST, assessments
NoIIcE-ThE SELECT Committee Q! THR BOARD
No nj IL Sy ns Sfg On sS %sss ~
oay April TX NJ An parties Interested in favor
present S.w. GALPIH f,or,mitfee
j. 9. FRAZER, roupdlins Hospital
NoTICK-THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE
& M c %Sci eis ss con MHra =
ton Of the following subjects VIZ
james Lennon, relative TO certain isnds.
Irish American. e@peym.n, as : oorpOrstenpsper
isoms.. hfs Rsy iH o.s 81 house
William b krscharsm, DAMAGE to his property.
zcn sq psao r,o.,ee ssr f Scn ,ssT
The above nsmed parties viii said meeting wilhos
The Finance Committee regularly every Tuesday At
inc - INC ''"' '"' THOMAS McsPEpoN. ,commi,,ee
GEoRoE STARR, Finance.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ NEW ORLEANS, March 20 1858 Sir directed 70 ms
that the sold this
the 18th Of February last have agreed to aliowthn former
pstaments due. until the 18th Of April All STOCK not
Deemed that date viii be transferred The books Of tho
the thereof respectfully, your
obedient servant, GEO. c. LAWRAS0N See'y
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FORM OF GUARANTEE

TO CApT W. &. Mrcs, Y. ~ EreTNEgRs.-
We the underagrsd residents OF -. IN me gtata M
hereby jointly and sevsrsliy with the lid
States, and guaranty, In The foregoing hid of ba
accepted thai ne or hey WILL within ten days ac
on the sd bid execute The for The sene
with good ana sufficient perform the WORK ~ r
nsh ne arusles proposed In conformity terms OF ,b
ndvrrtisernent under which Y mnde. IN -bs
said - shsi TAU 70 enter into contract Aforesaid We
guaranty 70 make good he difference between he oer By
Signed. A. r.
c. ID.
hereby certify tts 70 The best Of my knowledge and DO
Signed. Ry
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4 vObi.-BEsT RED ASH COAL ECREENBD AND DE-
- hvergd % groers at ~ rer toni weight and quality
wrrnlft r0m he yards curncr ~ hing ano oreenwch
sreeis. o. new Canal street, and ~ Dusns street
MATTHEW CLINTON.
DFnrCrfnN IN PRICE -COAfa--THB SUBSCRIBER
~ tsa refucrd % rrcc - he rad ash fpIre LchRh and
roet mountain c1tl Aiso fo- sale Liverpool Orre and
HENRY REEvE
l,rre g yalA M SsBEs Ald JEss aal Wss sIssA
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TvTELLteENCE OrYyCEs.

I,AsftIEs AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN ExCFrtryr
Immediately, a. wares n all A. he new
loneelc ADD Home i3s 1ith a., of eh ave
his h1uc has abundaace Of civil rapabe heip
Condacied By a RESP cct4bie American lady.
INANTED-s MEN FQR sTKANFRs, WEN FOR
w rsihuAfs clerks f0rffoCery stores young N
savsl wEh a merchant I engineer I bsrkeepsr. hoos.
clerk Tor SHIPPING qrce and IRIS 70 travel
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h
- OF twenty fifth street and Third avenue, open
daily from 10 A. NJ TO r. M and Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings from the Of
allowed all under 81 Goo All deposits made be-
tore 10th of April will draw interest from the LIST.
SPENCER X. GREEN President.
JOHN WAIT, Secretary. j. N. LUCKY, Aclrary.
THE YANKEE CARD WRITER'S" WONDERFUL,
metallic pencil for card writing. nearly all sold Seat
postage free address receipt of also tho
sitting card enclosed, 80
Address o. Sackett Pos office, N. y.
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POH SALE.


A TEA STORE FOR SALE CHAPLIN ONE OF TIE
"A principal Of this city Business and lease
favorable Inquire of SAMUEL SHERMAN, IL wAn street,
or addyees Tea Stcre. Herald office.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A rrHx ASSORTMENT or BRANDrEs, WINES, IA
N msca rt~D Holland snd sebedsm gins. Rcotch, Irish
Bourbon and Hopong stea whistles London and DubHr
porter scotch ales and champagne cider Ac for SALE At
duced prioea nj uFDERHIIL MArTksoks, $50 Bvoome
corner u Crosby street
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OFFICE OF TIE CUMBEKLAND COAL AID IRON
~ Company OF Broadway and Wall syee New York.
March IT, l6SNoce hereby given that special meeting
of the Coal and Iron Company
held the once of The Company, No 10 broadway,
New York. Thursday the 18th day Of April,
1885, IL O'Clock NJ for the OF considering and de-
Gliding the amendments NE charter OF
the Company at the recent session of the Legsa
Maryland the iesue OF preferred stock and
on The terms conditions thereof and consider and
such other questions respect To the financial
q may come before the meeting; BY order
EDW. F. LOOMS, Secretary.
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NyOTICE-A CONVENTION OF THE DELTA PHIFR
IN erniy will be held the Aetropo Hotel New York;
on Tuesday. April Is, at 10 O'Clock A. Il BY order
- uETA Of NJ Y,
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~ prices save from efy hundred per cent By buy.
hg your bquors from SAMUEL EIsLROf No. souM'Wl.
Lam street Brsucy bond from ~ 20 70 ~ per
CsD0n r1e Holland sin from 9r 70 Vi u GALLON VIM
1onfer Co hdn ale BY The hogshead Scotch ale IN
tgs s per do7en London p9rter n 5ocs lt per dozen
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IN DENANDE-USE cUIsINIERE ET UYE FEMME
W o. ohAmhre munies de bounes econmandations S's
aresser No u SAINT kans piAss de n beures de
DEFsION DENANDER-UN MONSIEUR DE CUBA DE
ranoe N repsan 81 chambre comfortable dams
tsrile srotement pvee pourrsit avoir un
mereur resi- ectahe - Location les 4me
81 2tme ruee trne - SINE York BROOKLYN,
voisinaFe oonvenable On prie dadresser
dquant les condions Cuban, Broadway Post oMoe, New
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SPECIAL NOsTlUEs.

ADEIPHI LODGE NO. 348, r. AND A. MA SPECIAL
"A communication of this lodge will be hed this Asurday)
evening inst at TX O'Clock, the EncAmpment
oae Fellows Hail. for work. BY order Of the W. NJ
j. SHOVE Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures TO EUROPE. WHO DESIRE
avoid delay troabe expense, when travelling
the Continent ION their arrival In England have their
passports duly vsed for Kingdom or state they may de-
application Mr. W. j. Adams publisher
of bradshaw British and Continental Guides" 80 Fleet
street. London T. thus the trouble and annoyance
personal attendance at the various Ambassadors and
Consus he will undertake 10 have their passports
forwarded regle Fee for obtaining each
shilling The counersgnature Of he American Minister
obtained United States passports Tho latest
editions Of "Bradshs Wis., and Murrays Continental Hand
books snd every description of stationary and travelling
requisites useful for travellers Experienced courers
gagged application by leher or otherwise.
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~ you WANT TO GET A GOOD GLASS OF ALE AND
read the Illustrated London News Punch and Bells TAe
In london ca. AZ the London House, northeast Of
Twenty hrsisree and Seventh avenue.
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~rrczTR,1v


sRfTSH -oEAW WISHES TO TAKE CHARGE
.f- ,ngnt or young children Europe Else " here.
rs 81 q corner 81 Rieks and CHzToi STA, South Brook
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WILLARD TABrRS-wARRlNrED SECOND TO
- none IN the United sta;es WIN Deeser's lste patent
cushfons also trimmings Of every description belonging :?
ne trade reduced prices aso number Of scsond hand
tables chesp. Il. DECKER, 20 Ann street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
COMMERCIAL.
Bss,i.asse uarl-,.--~p,.ss.

BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKE l. Our Dry Goods
Market has sxhhed consider able of activity this
week M,s Of the bling and
large goods has b.. Id principally the
try traders Of the Deghborng
The johbers have her. this week being
their second visit this and siderable Of
business done by the commission porting
oas-s Most varieties supply prices
are generally wei. AIMED Duesti.s selling quite
Freely Heavy ~ Brow toops hrui at stasi nd
We quote - and 1s do a ranging Osnaburgs
are selling at 7iaet "a; 9all for re- tn3
for ~ aud 3si ct. for heavy wted BeaehcI
IN rompaa ely light supply. aud the them nrm
with decidedly upward tendency Brpsn Drills bring
ing ~ e's snebed do D.Ims iOil2 ,niafd
qiaitiea shifting Stripes sa42 CENTS
prices range ht rn 10 good supply
and pretty active demand All the principal nskrs
Dnnnell SPrague. Allen Son, sud Hre, are MFR.
s through their agents hnc their good
selling freely at the The market for
Wooens still d. pressed There an sc,y. d..
piand I low grades but the, selling very low ats
Psid linseys scarce and wanted bu Saue,
and other M"olcLs. are in g'"dsrppy
CbFFEE-ForC flee the maj k-t this has been Act
and buoyart and OF the sales have at an A..
of fully II cent pound the prices
week The transactions add aboui bags The
by the brokers include ,oice If sr Rio
"Monlsmin, - go 10 Phaie pha, "a brp
do Jusiina and "HenretA, at II BOO common
medium Rio AT l0al0I cts 1900 bags p do In
lots, prices ranging I0a to u bags choice do
at IL cts. and 100 bags Lasuayra Coffee at II.
WHlSKET-We notice sales OF ~ bhs Ohio 2ia25i eta
and 2U ibis City IS aud closing Al
u cts for City and Country ard ., cts gallon Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
Brutal Treatment of a Deserter

A Texan correspondent Of the Louisville Jour
nal gives the following particulars Of the brutal
tseaiment Of man named Harrington, a dcserter
from Camp Colorado. who had been recaptured,
lie was n native of Lousville
Young Harrington enlisted for the Sec
ond Cavalry, but deserted. and was brought back
to Fort smith. The citizen who brought him
back must have been more Of q fend than human.
lie travelled day and night. and until ten o.
clock the next day without giving him mouthful
to eat.
Capt. n. q. Evans. of this regiment. was at the
Fort ut the time, and Harrington was put in his
company, and that day he had to walk twc, C
niles handcuffed and dragging ball and
chan, before he got ANYTHING to eat. Tho
second days march from Fort Smith over
u road called the "Nnrrows," the toughest that
wagons ever travel, ] suppose. The wagons in
going over it, would bounce and slide of from
rocks four feet ut n time. On the morning Of the
second day the Captain ordered Harrington to
be tied by the hands close up 10 the tail-gnte
of the wagon. At that time his wrist and
fingers we're 10 swollen that he could not bend
them.
Tho sentry who put over him, says that
for more than one hundred times the ball which
was attached to him by chain and placed i'll n
feed box, would when the wagon came out Of n
hole or slid Oft rock jerk his feet from under
him, and all his weight would come on his wrist
and his breast strike the iccd-box. The sentry, who
saw that the man almost dead, took the res
ponsilily to let him get in the wagon out of the
sun and dust, and gave him water to drink. lie
began to envcn and feel better, when the sergeant
Of the guard name up and raised HI, and made
the sentry tic the poor fellow up again. lie did
not 20 more than three miles beforc the sergeant,
seeing that the man was almost dead, ordered him
to lie cut down; but before he reached the ground,
ho bl aihed his last.
IInrrington's breast WINS beat almost to n jelly
md hi, hack from his chin down. was ms black as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

the whole document was that the committee could
not venture to hope" that they could inaugurate
a new policy their line Of argument, immedi-
a.ely. They were for introducing the Trojan
horse by degrees. In time they think the people
will be foolish enough 10 welcome him. Eedo
not think so. On the contrary, we believe that
the day is not distant when the whole country
will recognise the value and plainness Of the ar
gument presented by Stuart, Of this State, about
1888, in which the true interests Of labor were
precisely declared, and the policy Of the country
most cmphaticaly urged by the clearest demon
STATIONS and fats. Had his views been reg.
pected and his suggestions followed, the people
would not have had the Trojan horse so near our
doors-Ihiid Enquirer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22


\ Man BEATEN To pEArn Ky MS WIFE AND
pAHAMorR-rhc Cincinnati Gleetr gives the
flh.wing account Of tragedy lately occurring i'll
Kentucky;
We learn that shocking murder took place at
Tait~ Creek, in Madison County, Kentucky, ON
Wednesday evening. 1t appears that Il man nnmed
Wade. and his wife Sarah Wade have been living
very unhapplly together ON account OF IN alleged
intimacy existing between Mrs Wade and a man
named VIM. b. Margraye. alias Rice. Ga Wed
nesday evening Wadc urncd home and found
Marera,e at his house. Wade demanded that he
should absent himself and never again RETURN
Mrs. Wade took sides with Margrave and both
commenced n TRADE of abuse on Wade, to which
the latter replied using very severe language.
From high words the parties came to blows. and
Mrs Wade and Margrave, with barrel slaves III
their hands, eat Wade to death. The murderers
left their victim lifeless on the floor, and packing
up all the clothing they wanted. elopcd to parts
unknown 4 colored boy who witnessed the con-
fir,, gave the alarm and the neishi'ors far and
near we're soon collected. Wade was welcring in
pool of blood, and beaten and cut III most
shoe king manner. Pursut WAS made for the muir
derers but neither had been arrested at the latest
accounts Mr.. Wade was esteemed as avery wor-
thy citizen, and Margravc regarded rs dan
gerous man this being the third murder he has
committed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

SPANISH DEsEcRArros.-A singular proof Of
Spanish Indifference to the monuments Of ancient
art has been recently given The famous bridge
of Alcantara. which spanned the Tagus. with the
triumpha arch of Trajan. has been demolished
for the sake of the stones of which they were COM
posed. The bridge was GO feet long and ~ feet
wide. The arch upon the bridge was ~ feet IN
height. 1t vas one Of the noblcst Of Roman relics
in Europe and it is really inconceivable how any
people, not actually barbarous, could consent to
destroy precious n memorial Of by-sone centu-
ries
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

A Minnesota paper says it is rumored that IT
Douglas is defeated N Illinois he will remove to
that new State and run for the Senate there. But
tho fact that Minnesota is giving promise of He
publican afinties will check the senator amb-
lton in that direction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22


dcranl the observer daily presented something
and wonderful both immature and Men OF and
skill constantly engaged in seeking out that which be
valuable public and emblem scienics
and from all hoHe Wonders hch have been brought before
the wuIi and particularly Medical Faculty there has
been nothing yet surpassed PER-! DAVIS Pain Killer hch
Is the valuable family medicine for many
tcrnal external complaints that flesh i, heir 10
the fact have call the drug store
where boc-tIam - cpntS to Sl-Ienaessfe
Drgan.
THE ptN kIIkRAs means of removing pain {, ON the
body med has acquired reputation equal Per
Davis Pain Killer The sale this article has exceeded
all ,,ti Iu real that sufficient -N6p
part 4 COriacton M AerS.
Sud by JOHN H. STAY. Lyuchbnrg IL wv
lhtokTANE.-Ar remedy hns nj insf bee IA di =
covered which for Daniruf and other d
the Hair. The following interesting communication
l. ell known tins community and sLCull
atisty that RossEEs EsstNct OF BAY LEAVES"
ust what II prccns to ha remedy unrIuaird tor all d
tie Hair. livery certificate from well
kno" and most reliable sources:
PErEHsBuRG Aug 18th, 1851.
Col T II. ROs>ER-DnGr Sir have USED Essence
BAY Leaves tho dindruH und with
thon three bottles cie.ng arompieie and
deratirn ot which INTERESTINGLY recommend il
in the highest terms tilAA. W. ARNOLD.
r. This valuable article is for sae wholesale and retail
hy Messrs. w a. SrROIlER u co. and JOHN II. SEAi,
DruggiStspi this city 3dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

FREIGHT RrcElrrs-The receipts of freight at
the Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
in this city, on Tuesday evening. were as follows:
Twenty-six loaded cars of produce from the West
consisting of Ass bushels of Wheat 27.i3I lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
Maine Election.

The Black Republicans have swept everything
before them in Maine, cecting their candidate
for Governor by ten thousand majority. and send
ing IN unbroken Republican delegation to Con-
gress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

of Tobacco GO barrels of Flour; $4,000 lbs. OF
Miscellaneous. Twenty loaded were sent
West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

Since the Administration turned against Doug
las it's ciaquenrs find no words of abuse too bitter
for him. Witness the following from the New York
Daily Ne~s:
THAT Douglas will be defeated is everywhere
conceded but the effort he is now making To pre-
vent such result has never had it's equal IN the
political history ofthe country. lie works un.
np under the effort he is making. lle spends
money layishly. lie has sold his fine mansion in
Washington, nortgaged all his property here.
and if he is beaten he is considered To be not
only politically but pecuniarily bankrupt
In his speeches he is the same bullying aud un.
scrupulous pcttfogger he has always been.