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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
YiQi0cS 1ntter tiir Yieb nn9 sdwcinc,

gDtr baben loc6en 100 @Gls. Netl unb Ieg erlaI!en
weles mir rtr tiai9 perFiufer tOnner, YabJutraBen
lei s, Straus& ~ Bros
(770 SIR. 26S II. go, Yrpdtmap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
(Npr.I l2Oltf) Snipcrtrure beh gYIlHeN SIHIV1Es u
Uor,ilali6e 0Beine, SranoieS &c.
4 =. Gbarron X Comp.
Gasenten fur @e bersbeftBer tn
"a Trnnfreth


SIR. 1874, Def.acmtarbt ffIih Spn 5anpseritr
gBr empfnsen lOcbsn unb rifsrren gum Nsrtaut I'M
3catauie unb In unierm 9deen:
Gpanae. .Yranetes ppn tlirfler urb heller 6drpe
In etdtel unO gierte.5aB6en ten Der 5'rma Gn'iI
Belmont.
Sebr fetnen Gpgnae unb 9ranbtes, anf
Maiden unb In 5Gffern ypm Sabrsans 1871, prn Ter
Birma yGbarOn, gsrr Il SSbne."
Gbampa8ner. gDe tine unb cute BranDts 81
1000 1tfen 9creeaur., Glaret' unb VnrSuneerpetn
bon ber ssrtneen biS iur fenfen Sprte.
@et6e Gbabliss nnb S0uternes Wetre; !;
Sterrp, Waeeird. nne 'gDetne ppn fttner Srrte
unb tcit ateN g9einleien, In Slalben nnb 8oHern.
900 Vtertel.8aifer init Gcttes, pcrtr
Mabetra. II. 9urGunber-Yprtp
ron perittetenen Srrten.
8 SpfIanbt{6eu @eneper, Seot6 II. Srt 10
Qbttsfep; @bfsntb, Mnts unb 3tr f6'
wafer M. &c.
Desaleihen taten mir In Commit lpn erbdltsn:
900 GaNer Bourbon unb 8tpe'sottslep
90 bO ker alisn teigsn @Ss.ags,sIss,g, ~, as,s,,
fyede mir ben Sanbeltrbensen ja ben ntserpsn W'9rtf
preifsn pfTerirel,. (DirS.nl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
Biscuit nnO CraAfr- -pdafrei,
tSer. 9s, %rattffraRe:l
Triiber W On nno Sru D r
Cannes 8. Mafpu s So.

cG1mc6 ~. Wta1ph . Wv
eaten bsteutenbe 8erantsrunsen unb 9erbeTuneeu pe
madt In ibrer 8 Seutt- u. Grader Sadfret
burd Ginfltruns neuer W fd tnerte her nelslten
@erteierlngen unb iine est INT Stanes aue Seteuuh
gen unS NufHdge su beier8en auf
Ntloten~ II. S6iffstSrce, W1ller~, But
ter, 3ufers, @tcntc- unb edinburgh
Graders, Spbd- unb @etn'StSeutt,
5pple ATE Sprsn bon u5anes.g gaes" frinrr Qralttdt
p,lbe dlfe abrtssn Gtabltffements aber'
Der Vatent.s3aspel.Sa .Safpfen weldsr In ttrer
v teret In 65ebrallh IT, III nod etner aanb neuen
Gonfrutttpu unb fdb5, tdslib l25 Sd 1er Web
su Graders, pter 500 8 fer ~ eatb'Sro
5dnbter ftnb einselatsn, BET uns Srriufprs9sn, tn
tsn He bic 8ebinpungen ebenip 9unft8 M
BEN uerten als bel irgenb etnem aneern Sails
Die Gisenttimer pereen NIT tenn 9reBten ger9nu9en
teberBett bic Operation tbres ga o.
pfen einem S5etfn Sei8en welber an eem o6 Of T.
fGrtttbes 3ettalterS" 8" Snterele bat, ine ipereen
erner ensn Seeen turh ibr aus8eerbntes eapltenehl
fubreh. :. m..r,, e.,
&. 8. 81. h Comp. erlaubsn f6,. tas Ylblitum, be-
fonSerS bdrauf aufmeriam su maden, rap ete er
Badp n fer etns &C. melher IN Slelef Staoi u!
G5ebrau6 III. patent'9i 9is6ts earauf sum y ROB
Nnb Su taten, rena man ih bet ben uhlerSe'0HeN"
nteltet. so. Il, IT,
rem GjrI4afte anseheat
Sames 3. Mafpn u. Comp,
frlber R. Watpn II. 9ruber
9lffer Stanb,
alte hummer SO, YratRrabs
,up auDt.N (uretS Il a Q a II 4 b T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
S(ci,tc 8rcn,er OScUudlloell,

srpbe nFe 8dmberNer 3retidtR grrtr 9,hmtlbe larIs
btrner Sdrbrrs Sartclcn 2imburger- tne SGpetjer'
8aIe at gpictervertdufcr biligii bel
W. S6ueiber e. 9 o.
(6sN SIR A6 Siib,SprlrS- ndte Vrdtird6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
AroCerien nnN EiolOrs.
NiQ1lpr! 0iouor! Ni0mOr !!

Gteucr! Stqmor! NtdHOr!
uniern teutiben grcuntrr erlouten ,n5 wtettrbOit
ansuiesen bab mir bctdntts 9iQurr rertifircu b Gin
orcfee Eager ppn cintcmiiben pmc tmpcrlrten f0trrs
an S5one blben "a mir tarhuf ctcr tdB lur retne o
ltnoerfddte Q0Gare oeriantt pirb c rdttn mir i1tem
Girtrer rerr QBtrtb erI Bel s sQriuprten che cr rr
anbers auit; wtr ine I'M StNnet, bic bltaicn greic
an uUtiren 81 z 6uetber Gpmp,
(76O glr 49, SiiNsnrrrdrb', udbr Yrattitrdfe
Strac &c 8nta0id,
Samatea 8um, Stpt@ BttStct 5clL
IS m UtntBft bel
W. g 6neiSer GCmp,
(77S) SIR. 46, SitbSprart' rate YrattltraRe
Deutfdbe Orpccrien.
gitt benz e&ife ,@rnplb 96utnsrr" ta5 prr Sur
Jrm dnIdm ertciler mir etntge bmeer 8ess bette nee
bpldnbi6e Sirtr9e ferner erticlten mir 8eern neue
aan,e unb geipntenc Grben, (iebr bai1) neue Safer
9ruee, lbGne brCite bDbmtits qtntn 3peth9en, sage
fetne pearl sgarrg Gdmtaen, gtutelr aud taben MIR
ene garthie 2imturser np SdrUeiler Rdie bic ausse
Jrihnet III cbt0s &rtils werben ebr bta8 al gEteesr
Sertaufer abSr8cben BET
@ 56netter n Gcmp,
(76Nl SIR. AG, GSiibeSCtrdrb., ndte NrdttitrdRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
8tlIi9e MnO quite 0rUcerteen
bel
SamnrI OnmnnNs \ Qrd.,

(GHe Don Scarf unS ecrinatpnilraae.)
Outer 3ufer ~ 6t ii. Gte.; Brbranntcr To-
su l2i Gts.; SltSenjpet8. S&tnten, letr fetn
Su II Gts; Baltimore bp. gu l24 Cts; 9crtc
Rtcp.MGlaf fleS gu 81 Cts. yer Galone 9 ter
Sprup m6O Gt5. yer Gjhaur; @egp fcne Y dte
bette Suatdt Ju l6 Gts. Reis Su Cts; Ser fe
Az Cts; . Sspe9psS z tarte Ju 10 Gts.
Sur bic Gute Ter Q9dareH prp Gnrdnttrt ltne reFesn
tieelten fplenlrei tn's SpauS oelieicrt.
Samuel GbmpnbS& Il Brrr
INRri 10 3irl Gde nnn Wrdrls linb YerinhiEnilraRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
QcwtS s.. Gtetncr.
prpfrllcr Ger Gbcmie i'm W1rNdnbtr GrQtltum
Ter Nhtrmactr

Rcw. Sapcu, Gpnnp %. ylni 1855
Sr Sch. RCwcll teu titiG GmpfehluR bCtrtNt
IN rem llrtcrscbrcttu icil 1atreu prlDnIt6 bttanht
g,iclfab thtr b mtb nit i'm utrr tir ycrIrchlite
,,SitcrfctS,qampt gum @yeunen eOtiintCher Bluilt6
tite fur tcren GrntuuB cr ea gNteat erlan9tc mter
ralteu. Gr teiBt meue aebrudten un6 publtjrten 4n
dGtcn ter teie GrfntmB eeren 8t.6tibIett eurb Gr'
fatrn3 ttnlanpli6 tcpeIen wurec. Snbem ID auf ttee
GCtlmEutc tinrcie fu8e Id np6 ttnBu taB nab met.
ntm 3afirtalten Sr Hcrea, cirrtl btnildhit iCtneS
Gtdrattere ais aud ietrGr @ebid6Iett ais anntpsrs
ndnttler hes tm geIbeutten 8utranens miret8 II.
SD betradtc ttne uSi6ertitS.2dmyc' ais etne sbr
pi8hbe Grfneuns Tede psnn fe auaeneins gnren'
tmg fntct tri i'm 9remeE ieibt entllnclther GluhI8
feitcn btete llu1idttG UUr uuidtteem 8cee une nod
nett metr pCr SdmcrJen Sraneh1een nne Verfrmnt'
lunbsn tc,rabren ,prb tcnu Ute c9rudnnten brenn'
Barren 6luii0leiten Nub tem @rplobtren. rRter'
wprfeu m6gcn Tie gang iGrbtcs cttt Getdrbt tn NM
pre man tdS Geaeutbeil brtaupen 70 rurte man eas
publfum MIR hinterBGben.
Grs Tt meint frcirlaiss IrN6t aub Gmrfrtlus etner
Sate bel pcIher i'd tein pGritrdes SntCree tdte une
we6e Id MIR i'm Sutereie tCs YutlltGns une CUR Rcht.
fCrtiEINB her &nprlde ttnrS rereiengcuen N'Gnnes
bermtt ab6ebc. y Stlll man, leh'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
llibt-erpIOOirrnNr 4IuiOum- GampfH!
9feirell s patenttrte
GidlerfritSlnmNc & N0llWcufiiltCr.

Scr Gyiinrer 1Orontrt bic g'crruhrN aner lluNlif@
faWc tGi NCuutinl cc5 tTtmbdrcn 6lutctne GNmptiNe
unb dtertr ocn @rplrttrCn unttJtrrrtter nm CUR "c
tcuttune etencuter OliibWgcl. IieiC &riiuong idnH
al daCu lCpotnlitcn YdmpCu unb IN Ss sun 9t11tHtu
her 8lu i1Irtt eicucUecu CrfdGen arltbgah rerbeh
iCrnCr rcrCen Gullr Glmrbinc Ylmpeu une EdtrntrI
trht nit eteitr Girrthtutg psricbcu.
Ter lneyJei@nec erIdubt i'd bic IufrsrIlamtttt hes
gubltIunS duf
StrweTs perbcGrrte SplaraEluits9 s90mpe,
NGwelrS Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
In tcr ECru her Nraanb-9dmpsr ju IcuTtu rClhC nit
euem felIsu nidt hadrrneen ydte brennt m6 ment1rr
Bluib tpnlmnrt ais ale rtrtRen tebt 9ebrduhtden
gdmpcu eieler Mrt; benu CS piro bet'm Bremen nht
mir her Strif CHbcrr aud has pahrenb hes SrennfnS
cnlletenbe GjGS eonitnrt Ntan Ilnh eele Vangen gu
0rcrleu6tsrn Gemtrr ub gang beonecrs et5nen tie b
fur & / r d. en-, Babttter, SCttlS, Sal cnE &c.
Gel. lino gtrp6bnhe Bluios9ampen mereen IN ~ d.
fetp-E1mp ~ unBthuetrt une lam ttrlelDe eplth'
sCT unb her ndnllbe Sdmcu1brm (shade) Tteeer &C.
braudt werten. Set 1859 puren mtr ais 100000 HE.
Ter 2Nmpeu pertalti unS cjn unal Crrtguete fd bet
tbrer BeMBHnB. Die Gr Grftntung III III ben Yer.
2 tIlten une Y Il q Lamb pa tenttrt
HNIfctente 3cuNntfc betatiBen tcm pubIttHn ete
pruidue8e Siterbct nb Sraubtdrtttt ete'er SIhren.
QNiQ nm Semdnp burd fcrnere getteMltun6 Der &C.
ppbltltden ðerSlsSdmpen has Gfttn ietner VI "
Ter cher GtenlbCteH II. p. ned, LANCER gefabreen,
70 nu6e tGub geBtn cas- Uebc Ter Sumnnt1t uno eer
6ewtbnltten hlu8tet ietn. Salttmpre, 2o' BeRr.
Serru u. s.. Nctp.
QDertbcr SER So tabe bic ygdtrut. G / der
tetts.Ga E" uro tcu ,Gamprnfulier" welte
Scrr 9ienea ron gpCn criGno ipraiaItt6 8eprut unb
bin ~ ter lleberjeu3ung eernmen taB Nerr Nemca er6
eteic Nmucneun9 tes Dapp'ideR YrtnitpS benz pnblum
ee Spatdubige Gardrts eeBta ale ue jcte @etatr e0r
GrplCdcn bic 70 letbt bet &nwsnounB 9cmDbnltder
brCnnblrcr Blaiigeitn Grirjt btst gei eeIcr Sdnpe
IL cine GrptcN0r CANA lnm0Stb, tltt penn man nod
70 HdblaIijQ nit ttr umgctf.
Adtm05gra Ter Strgc
QBtlltam 6. v. VI Ten, W, D,
grCiriipr her Gtfme an Der llntoerittnt
SDH Wt1rpldnb.
6errn u. $, Retr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14

GmweiBer Wn9ensBltier, 5n u ApU. %
qtaueure (Gpreials,) als anisirtte, Wce Va-
mile Bitter glanssln, gfsfrrmlnse, Marasainp, ppa-
iprimene Qiebe unb ned aubere ntebr, bel
.. &. lllnt1u,
9mpprteur IT, OeftIlattnr
SIR. S. Nprt. CblpiirdBe,
(ssS) ipti4sn galhmurs- nHt 5apstttar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
9cn GGetn.gertauf tt1er ySt&efetts'9ampe" bat II
e.. - ..L. L-..LE -

ut Treb y. Welpl
SIR. 3H galtinprefr. baltimore
R9. 8esglet&en hat trrfebe bredntGres 6luibum rrh
vrr,iig6er 9ualtdt Qdmpenatrme, Gpltntcr ic. JnnI
@ertaui. - 90eterUeraufern pro 8rcttr 0taGalt be-
wiltat. CDlr' .s6WPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-14
Aer1te unO NpOtleker.

Or. OeurD StuoerfoiL
Wr. 65, Sit pa altimcretrdBe,
JturGu weiljh pcu Greteritr.
Sfficcs2untcn 50 Il, 9crm, u % Il. Nabm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.
wnoIESAIrA RETAIL GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

OPPOSITE fhe l,rg'a,e Rsnk LlNCHRt nj. Ia
AN OF lartu assortment OF Grneefi,s staple
i Dry Goods iatlna os Paints, Coidaf", Woo6m
consisting In part
10000 Bales tutini, av"tv lrr"> To- the trade
splu Lrat iaid a: liauu," III,rs The trade,
Sic i..aht and Uu Si,s upper, pat
heavy
boz French aud rl!adc .ha Calf S.is. aud sewing
skis
tsiU Seamless Bag Escorted
!.aJ lbs of zinc aud " htu Lead,
.,rl ta' OF lissced Oh,
.n pans OF Shors sewei ami p"rst' rnti veiy heavy,
10 Realms OF Paper, Letter f'"'-'aH aud W t"rins,
1rN his Iron Ases M - nst HoNcs.
Is Tons Of Iron. Wrought and Rolled.
$50 Bunt,s of Iron, iiooi, roi oval half oval Round
and square
5har"ls 81 New Solk S'rnp, for family n.r.
Sugar Coffee, Mulassrs Salt, Nails. Tanners b,
Delow g. Vices Aheils. Screw plates House Shoes
Failed Cloths cassinolts, Inse, lnd. and Blankets,
tI"var, Timothy, Herds aud orchard grass Seed.
Plate Tin, ! e au'i J ani Tia Solder Sc Ar4
All OF which will sell cheap f" 'aS 'rh Tor
equitable paper Those wi' rrsf vi n1d II
their Interest examine stock before making their
Glasses AMI VIII sci, cheaper than ,ods be bought
credit
will the hest prices for WOOL Wool Rolls. Bers
Faxsc, d. Flax and Tow Linens Upper and Harness Leather
and all other country produce
Gall and amin my Ii, " nct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
SCENEINTmE nHANDRETM moU-E

( Sir Go,thnea .satedron"d tab'e
Git.mdHIhs house is ownod by the mak,r # ihc cell
cbrated Brsndreih Pils, which have merit hav"
brother who lives in Now Hampshire nm VII" wa. tor long
sick The docters around iii help him his
courage and energy failed lbs frchI. aud his
cnance and yes indicated constant ph>.," debility fnay
prevailed upon take Brandcihs pills and sirang,
appear 10 YOU the fist box Put him rsh on lis feet
their for few months restored lin ely
crt health lie thinks thai Dr Brancth too superior I" "l
LYING men ~, .
Rosas Tor long time ed tlicu Iaralytc Soiiea
entertained that he would the OF Via lnbs
TRY few doscs of i'rauar,ths rs; they rosshy
eft You m na ~ T. an" WA, nrr1 ,0d nn
he lcgnn TO i,c the circulation in ~" rn"t" eNremirs
suffice sly that months he perfectly
cured recovered the Of his limbs completely He
immediately had picture Of DIR brandreh painted as his
uslary saint aud 10 this day he has burning before two
large candles which he design TO continue in prof Of his ven
Graham u at Baenos Ayes narrated to me the above
facts and know them To be true
here friend Of mine of large fortune and high social posi-
hope advised o his worldly affairs his
earth be of brief duration He directed by sPe
cial Providence To andret Pills; he read pamphlet
relating TO them he took first desc" b" followed til" plan
Of pugaon right onward his largest dose fifteen pills
single day The absorLants aroused To aconthe
excess of waoy deposits removed and In the very prime
of his manood and usefulness he restored to vigorous
health DR. Bandres Pills have not begun to be half known
All Gen,.mar-I know RrAudre,h'' rl'S area wonderful
remedy In Jagrago Rio Grand. Brazil, they admins
tered VIII" had been sick tor i've confined TO
his he'd by infammatory rheumatism IIis limbs
raced aud drawn his hands closed and ssned lie took
the pis IN The morning ana tour IN evening ana
drank freely OF beet which his only diet In
weeks hc entirely cured rode miles me,
horseback This effected randrCth Pills after
medicines physicians had iailri che the of DR..
Rnreih sell retail hundred dollars worth of
his pills in that little in
5M GentlcmanA Mr. tricrii, Of W.siceser county, VIII,
fought the of el2 Il great adnirer of DIR Brandreh
because, he his pills saved i life lie suffering
from affection In his left breast and had been
three without benefit He finally
the different patent m0d ines but
be until he began with Brandres Ps Thesc taken
cry night five cured him entirely
in months Some time after ne badly hurt by tree
falling his back bu, sill he tuk frade'h Pills
day Wis surgeon told him they could do good fur local
Injury and that 1t would bc least year before he could
walk In three weeks restored health and ascrtrs
his recovery lie he will for Brnndretl
8 long he lives
GH And these Fills sold at No I9i Canal
street Bsanlreih Bui,lugf
Isl Grntleman-re au ~ cents box, and by Agents
generally. II. w hoy 4 dlwif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
AID RTISE =


And arrest the trade of the Great Southwest
4 AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS ON HE LINZ.
OF the Railroad from ynehbur Knoxville AL
havng large circulation the people Of South
Virginia and East Tennessee.
Nss" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH lssa
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA ANDTENNEsSEE NEWS, Bristol.
BROW NIOW = KNbAVII.LL Glenn W ING
NiNDlCA TOR Joncshornnrh Tenn.
RELIGIOUS ISTEILIGENCER, Morristown Tcnn
H SAzETf : STAR Le.lps,on.v.
v HhM2STAT' ASmsdon,v.
nEMncRA%. Libery.va
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. W..
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smythe co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence, Graysonro Va
VALLEY "fSH Wine. rmras'leNA
STAR AND HERALD. Christiansburg, Va
WYIHEVlILE TELEGRAPH ,y,,..u a.,
wYTHEVlILE TINES j"9'"e'"''' Vt
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union. Monroe county. Va.
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville, Tazew ell county Va.
REGISTER Danvic Va.
THE sou fHWES r." Pesrsburp Giles county, Va
Persons wishing to advertise In NJ the above will
nj il T." rHtIk NIEREsI to cal! the Office of tho
lynchhurg Vrginan uP STAIRS where contracts i'll be
made, and adv ersene FoRW ARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
TEL i'll also receive and forw ard advertising to paper
In the United States. A. WADDILI.
septlsis Foreman Virgnian Dfice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
The Galway Steamers.

Sr. JouSs. n. F.. Nov. 5.--The government
gree to pay the Galway Limo Sl2, 500 per trip, on
ondition the steamers stop here going and return
x. and making the trip within seven days.
The American Telegraph Line agree to trans
,t dispatches to intercept the steamers, aud in
he event of failing to do so, will make no charge
II tolls. The next steamer for Galveston leaves
bout the 10Th. Very importantnew to telegraph
II the way from Newfoundland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
Michigan Election.

pErRolr, N"v. 5.--Coopcr, Democrat, is elected
the First Congressional District. by about 100
,ajority. From present indications the Lcsisla-
ire will stand rs follows: Senatc--Republicnn
,, Democrats 10; lIousc-Rcpublcans 46. Demo-
rats 33. The whole Republican State ticket
lccted by from to 10000 majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

THEArRE.-The performance last evening of Ro-
meo and Juliet was perfect triumph, with one
exception. We have reference to the weather,
which necessarily prceluded large attendance OF
ladies. OF Mr.. ii. A. Langdon, and Mrs. Phil
lips. as Romeo and Juliet, we have already
spoken in terms of unqualified approval. Mrs.
Reds Narse was to the life. Mr. IIarkins ably
supported the difficult character Of Nercutio,
whilst Mr.. 7. B. Johnston personated the droll
Peter. We have heretofore entirely, but not in
tentionaly neglected speaking Of the active, eff
cent and gentlemanly Stage Manager, MIR. l. b.
Phillips. With enterprise which falters at moth
ing, he has produced on our board the most difficult
Of plays in u style alike creditable to hin, and tn
the company. Long may he live to enjoy the es-
teen of all.
The bill for this evening is varied and attractive,
and will no doubt be well natronized.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

PROPERTY SALES IN BEproRD.-There were sew
eral sales in the county during the last week, says
the Democrat, at which property generally sold
very well indeed. This speaks well for the eondi-
ton of the country after the great financial crash.
Land however. sells badly. There was some corn
sold at two sales in one ION the north sidc i, sold
at from SO 10 to S. As al tue other, ION the south
sde) it soil for 81 Oh. without being separated
from the uubbns. This is pretty tall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
GUY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

ciRcurr Counr-Jupus haHsuAti- PsxaiDise-
Ts~sday.-The following esasss were disposed of
to-day: =, fA..
Dunn's exor vs.. Echols; judgment for plaintiff.
Riyes & Ross, vs. Horner. Watson Go; verdict
for plaintiff. A motion to set aside tho verdict
was made and time taken to consider.
Morris and wife vs. Oyler; case disn.i sed. the
plaintiffs not further prosecuting.
r. @. Morri.. VS.. Oylcr & Keen; judgment for
Plaintiff
Read VS.. Armistead; judgment for plaintiff.
Friddy.-The .ubjoined cases were decided to.
day:
iIillman & Co. VI. Stone--dismissed.
Clemens vs. Fariss, &c.-Judgment for Plain
tiff
Nowlin's, Executor, Wy. Nowlin's, Administrat n
Judgment for Plaintiff. ..r
Lewis, Executor, vs.. Garland-Judgment for
Plaintiff.
Rscker Va. Crawford-Dismisseda at Defendants
cost.
Houston for &C., vs.. Trustees Lynehburg Col
lege-Judgment tor Plaintiff.
Benagh Jr. VS.. Curle-the jury not being able to
agree adjourned till 10 o'clock to-day, (Satur-
day.
The case of the Commonwealth vs. John Phelps
for unlawful aud malicious wounding, is set for
.to-day, Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

FoR LErcHER.--The Democracy Of Hampshire
county have appointed delegates to the State Con-
vention, and instructed them to vote for John
Letcher-Hampshire is in the District. at present,
represented by the Right Hon. Charles James
Faulkner, and has invariably given that distin-
guished patriot. large maorities. What's in the
winds Charles Jcems must be getting in bad
odor. Bedngcr has Just returned from Denmark.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

MURDER N HARDY CorSrY.-The Romney In
telisgence saws: +" By letter from Moore6eld we
learn that a man by the name If Murphy,
committed to the jail in that place. ou Friday night
last charged with the crime Of murder The muir
dered man was Mr.. Armentrout, and the murder
was committed some IL or Is miles south of
Moore6cld. Murphy has confessed the murder,
but SAYS he did il in selfdeience he however, said
nothing a,ont it, till he was lodged In Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
Markets.

NEw-IonK, Nov. Cotton has declined
, uarer and closing nominal. Flour declined FIVE
. rnts: Southern 81 81. Wheat firm; Southern
Red 81 o. to 20: White 81 II | 10. Corn
,ighrr: mixed 6s to ~ ccnts white 50 10 So cts.
Spts rurpentine ut 52l cts. Ensin steady. Rice
luict,
BALTIMORE. My. j.--Flour steady Ohio $500.
Wheat and Corn unchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

On Sunday the l4th inst. 1t III o'clock, a. NJ
at Amherst G. H., Quarterly Meeting the Rev
LEO. RossER will preach the funeral OF the Rev
7. &. Hayes. late preacher in charge of Amherst
Circuit.
Republican please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

PosTxAsrER AT Liberty --Mr. VIM. ii. Reynolds,
editor Of the Bedford Democrat, has been appointed
Post Master at Liberty. ric. Reuben Parker re-
signed. Mr.. Charles Aunspaugh was the choice
Of Mt least nine-tenths of the people having bust
ness at the Office and petition setting forth that
factwa sent the Post Office Department at Wash
ington, but in accordance with the universal rule
of Democracy in matters pertaining to Office the
wishes Of those most interested were disregarded,
and tho place given to a hungry, but patriotic
Democrat The oficious intermedding in this
matter, of certain would-be Locofoco leaders, will
doubtless he remembered by the people of Liberty,
at the proper time. For aught we know to the
contrary, the appointec may be most worthy
gentleman, and fully competent to discharge the
duties pertaining to the Office. but, at the same
time, We think it argues but little modesty on his
part, to thrust himself on people who had given
This is a great country, and Democracy is great
institution,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

AJElaROEs WANTED.-The sub.eriber con =
~ market for NEGROES Of both sexes
the ages 10 and 30 years, including Mechanics
Blacksmhs and Carpenters and will pay the highest market
prices cash His ONCE newly erected brick building
LIST Lynch street. Immediately In Of the Farmers Bank
where be prepared (havng erected buildings with that
ve board sent 10 Lynchburg for sale mod
crate and keep them secure they placed
In the Jail Of the Corporation.
Get SdAc0mosifs 0ErH WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY.

NV ORLEANS. NV 5.--The steamer Quaker
ity is below, but brings no California mails, ow-
" 10 the non-connec,ion on the Pacific side.
Zenlago's forces have Dispersed. sac
The Isthmus il clear. sr..