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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
Tho Chattanooga Convention.

The Committee appointed by the Chattanooga
Convention to arrange = new Tariff of freights On
the Central route Of Railroad between North and
South, met in Bristol. as learn from the News,
90 Monday last. The News says:
"A satisfactory tariff OF through freight rates
from Memphis Il, New York, and between inter
mediate points, was agreed upon. We have not
space tn give the details Of the arrangement this
week. but we may statc in brief that it obviates
tho complaints that have heretofore been made
with regard to the difference in the charges he
tween the points named by the various competing
lines. The principal articles Of freight can NV
be shipped from Memphis To New York. ut about
the same charges by either Of the routes: and pro
rata chn,ges for equal distance. between other
points, have been adopted on tho Central and
Southern routes.
This arrangement appears IL bc very invorn-
BILE one Tor the Central route, far M the inter
ests Of the stockholders Of it's companies are con-
ocrned. Az To the other tendencies of the meas
ures adopted We rannot form lair opinion, IN
the absence Of a full report Of the proceedings Of
the convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

CONSCIENCE CASE" ExrRAoRDINAaY.-Co Con fcs-
SION Ia an .issossination.-On Friday last Il mid
die aged and apparently hard working man, who
gave his name as rrter Martin, appeared at the
police Office in St Louis. and stated that he had
committed murder and wished to be taken into
custody. The St. Loais Herald says:
lie stated that ahnut SIX weeks ago he left
Cincinnati for St Louis At Cairo he took pas
suge New Orleans boat bound upward, and
in due time arrived in this city. The day before
his arrival here while on iruhk with another
deck passenger. whose name he does not rrlncm-
her. he WAS robbed ly him of all he had lie en-.
deavored, rs he alleges, for twcnty-iour hour. to
induce the nian Ia return the money. but find
ing all Efforts To accomplish that eud unsuccess-
full, he determine shortly afer the arrival Of the
boat ut the 81. L'us wharf to revenge himself
upon linn. Borrowing shearth knife from
other passenger. he waited upon the starbonrd
guard Of the boat ill his victim went to pass him
when he stabbed hm t. the heart AS nc fell he
pushed him overheard am! instantly threw the
knife aicr him, and lett the boat. Since TINT
time, he states. hc h,s been wandering in various
parts Of Illinois. b,wc.u Cairo and this city, IN
able Ia work. unal le to sleep. haunted constantly
by the image OF the murdered man. Unable lon
ger to endure it, he determined upon delivering
himself up IL in>tieo, add accordingly presented
himself at the poll Office, us above stated. lie
was s3nt to the ca In tuuSr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
col. Edward J. Steptoe

This gentleman arrived in New York . few
dAys since upon tbs California steamer The San
Francisco Herald notices his departure from that
lily in the following handsome and just terms:
Z Col Stepsos, one Of the most gallant and meri-
turious oskcsrs in the army Of the United States,
leaves California BY the steamer TO day. In the
military history Of our couutry the naue Of Col.
Stsptoe stands prominent for gallant and oft-re-
psatsd services and the country owes him debt
Of gratitude which every generoushearted Ameri-
can citizen will Rnd pleasure in acknowledging.
Had Col. Steptoe's command in Oregon been arm
cd with Sharpe's carbines instead Of worthless
and condemned old musquetoons, the result would
have been signal and Immediate chastisement
OF Indian insolence. Subsequent events have al
20 proved that the TOE was Of o stamina not Ordl
narily encountered in Indian warfare. In three
successive engagements afterwards disputed with
truops far more numerous and better appointed
than Col. Steptoes c.,nmand, they exhibited u
courage, skill and self-reliance together with II
knowledge Of military tactics, greatly in advance
Of the Iudian tribes heretofore encountered and
great credit ia due to Col Steptoe for the ability
with which be conducted his retreat, badly APP
pointed .. his command was. from the savage
hurdles who environed him on all sides, and who
possessed an int mate knowledge VI the Country.
which was . terra incognild ~ Colonel Septpe.
1t IT, however, sufficient to say that wherever that
gallant officer IL known on the Pacific coast, his
same is coupled with culogy for his capacity Us
soldier, and praise for his conduct ~ a true gen.
tleman. Ills departure from our shore will be
accompanied by a deep sense Of regret for his alb
ssncc, and heartfelt wish for his future happ
ness and rise in that service he adorns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

At the appointed hour the Convention was agnin
called 10 order by the Chair. and the meeting
declared Ia he rendy for the transaction of bust
ness. Several delegates, who we're absent in the
'rning. reported Themselves to the Chairman.
Tie Committee of organization then retired for
the purpnse Of conference, and after longer ub-
sencc than some Of the unterrifed thought the I'M
imp rtant nature Of the business demanded, one
of them arose and said he should like very much
to know for what purpose the delegates hal as
semblcd? A voice, ITO nominate Letcher. y
(Great Laughter.
Another yuice, mo sir, but to nominate Ed
mundson."
The Char explained in reply 10 the nterrosa-
tory that the Committee were engaged in the per-
formancs IF the duties assigned. and were Hunger
absent than it anticipated they would be
lie enioned patience on the gentlemen aud the
meeting.
The gentleman wonld not bo patient, and moved
that a committee he appointed TO wait on the alb
sent ones. aud see what they were about
This was promptly objected to by another men,
ber who considered that such course would he II
reflection the Committee Of orcnnixation and
hoped the meeting would do nothing of the sort
lie. eabout d,zen yelled out to the Chairman
and the most incon, .vable Confusion prevailed
in the midst of which: the presiding officer jump
ell to his feet. grew very red in the face. and
shouted ou', 'hentlemen, am in the habit of
presiding over Democratic meetings. but not mob
ocratc meetings. ] know nm presiding over
ce'a enen and democrats. but they have allowed
the eHcr, Of their feelings to overcome them
The Committee are engaged in their duty and will
return ms soon as possible" Cries Of good and
loud calls for speech from somebody, finally set
ing into general call for Banks who WAS adj
vanclng t" the stand when the Committee entered
and mode the foil wing report Of organization:
For President. VIM NJ Amber, Of Louisa. For
Vice Presidents, Gen A A Chapman, q Monroe;
Col W Hubbard. of Buckingham: Chas Mason.
Of Prince George; j B S,ovnll, of Halifax; VIM f
Gordon. Of Albemarl-; Robert Park, Of jackson:
Hall. Of W"tzel: Col s + G""dson, of WASH
ington; VIM II Harman, Of Augusta; Jno Minor.
Of Loudon; N P Young, Of Isle Of Wight; ] W G
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

FOREIGN PLANTS AND PRoDUc1s The Commits
sioner of Pae nts his taken he ,>ures to obtain
specimens aud cuttings pf the grapes, figs and
olives oi the Crimea- Also. ~ procure detailed
informal on in reference to the drying Of figs.
raisins and Zan currnuts. and of the pan
of olive vIl and wine. tbs business will he ill.,
trnxled ~ the hands Of cnmpe.e nt AGENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

The Dsnrocfatic State Convention in Petersburg
seems to have gotten into wranglc almost as soon
a. 1t met. TIE friends OF Lctcher, hewever, tri-
amphed in the organization-and very probably
Lrtcher wae, or will be, nominated on the first
ballot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
..OUR MCsSCAa. q ka GNOy' =
Weakly Pstiicssies If ea M4stc, cossfsisS 10 psSes
PRICE ONLY IL CENTS.

/" our NU ICAL FRIEND" Sled with the best Piano
si.. asss snes t,perasie Aria rok.s AAsourkas
0nsdrues Wsp.a aat other species OF museal
aSNon r yece and plano. II will contain selections from
ns ess Aneesd aud European composers aud all the
ssusons,e music early ssusl by the regular pub
isssra Csu y ne Book and Periodical STORE anc examine
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THE OFFICIAL PA! ER Of CONGRESS-.

u
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JOINT RESOLUTION prov ling for the dsribu: Of the
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WAsH,NUro>. ,'er. T. ls~s.-d3t JOHN Z. RiVES
q. w. LATHAM,
ATT RNEY AT LAW,
WASHINGTON CITY,
WILL attend to any legal business .utraa'el to him. In
W " ashng ton or A,exaudra. nm the lat II Mach
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

TnE New Haven Courier, Black Republican
paper Uf Connecticut, strongly condemns the seu-
tlments of Stewards late Rochester speech
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

Col james Chestnut, a- it appears by telegraph
has been elected to fill the unexrired term Of the
late Judge Evans in the United States Senate
from tho State Of South Carolina. There were
ten ballots taken before choice was made. The
place has been temporarily filed, since Judge
Evans death, by Col. Arthur p. Iayne-who Was
appointed Ivy the Gosernos,
Mr.. Chesnat has been, for two terms, President
Of the State Senate of South Carolina, lie 10
gentleman Of high character and respectable tai
ens'. Politically, he belongs, wo believe. to the
more moderate wing Of the seccssionssts Of that
State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

We Ind thought the Alexandria Sentinel and
the Blue Ridge Republican tho only two Demo
crntc papers in the State which have openly de-
nounced Douglas--but We take pleasure in ma
king honorable exccpsion, also, Of the Wythcvlle
Telegraph. Tho Inst number Of that paper, ma
king nlu.icn to the possibility that bougla- may
yet BE- def atcd before tie Legislature. says:
I'VE hca, tily hope it may be So; for, whist, ~
fnr ms cpn,- any choice between Dugla. and
Lincoln. We have all along cherished most Sc
rene indifference, we will be exactly suited IN the
discontinue IT either in any way tina, does not
involve the triumph Of the other Wearc against
them both. y ,uglas as well ms Lincoln and for
the very Sufficient reason that both of thcm are
against US, and that the triumph ut either will be
q triumph, not So much over tho other, us over us
Of the South.
"Of course We wish the Black Republicans bcn.
trn IN all occasions. But on this one. before they
are beu,n, The Douglas, too must be beaten. To
heat them with him. who. whether for that pur-
pose, or not. has made himself undistinguishable
from them. would clearly be not to teat them at
all
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

The Washington correspondent of the Memphis
Eagle inlimates n probability that Douglas will
lie severely tackled this winter in tho Senate. for
his late Squatter Sovereignty doctrines. Also,
that Seward will be called to account for the her
osies Of his recent speech in New York. Says the
correspondent aforesaid:
The Union. Of yesterday. publishes the speech
Of Senator Davis at jackson Mississippi, who, 1T
appears has no thought of subscribing to or ne
quiescing in Mr. Douglas' doctrine u Squntcr
Sovereignty, t"wit: The power Of tho people of
Territory tn decide for themselves whether slavery
shall I've tolerated within such Territory, or whcth-
er il shall be excluded. have been curious to
see whether tho South would ad pit this doctrine
from Mr.. Douglas aud swear iealiy to him, or
whether it would repuliate him aud his doctrine
IA savoring of free soilism. 1t can hardly DO
doubted, think, that discussion Of this SUI sect
will arise in the Senate, this winter. between Mr..
Douglas, the one side, and Mr.. Davis, Mr..
Hammond, and other Southern Senators, on the
other side. Nor can it 10 doubted that lance
will be shvered in passage alarms between these
same Southern champions aud Mr.. Seward, who
will be compelled 10 defend. single-handed and
unaided, think, the platform no has lately con-
structeI for himself and such others willing
to risk their nccka by standing ON it with him.
| say sngls-handed, because do not believe he
will get II single Senator to take position with him.
| may, hnwe,er, be mistaken; times and men
change rapidly in this fast age. that it is difficult
to tell where We may find any one three months
ahead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

s~ens carr. after alt the Phy~jciaas had fail
ed ny BAkn.s PREMIUM BITrEHs Mr. y. Bskrr-De,r
MI IN justice to ,"nSclf and no may b" similarly
amcrH pefhit me To eh Of the remarkable
qnate- OF y"ar Premium I'itt"rs had used them
until Gently hut wife having been ted with ner
Affection and dia"rdercd r. psst ten or
twelve years used in restore her
ath She under the of five or
able physicians bn relief could he had then saw
several certificates the able made by your
tiers persuaded wife I" try them she did aud In
little time she began RAPIDLY Not only her
affection and dsOrrrd stomach rcmove but her
health Is better years
u'ing and shall ALWAYS continue Biters.
write this In Justice yourself and for the enrht Of Others
who similarly afflicted. i"nr "bcd servant,
Richmond. June ~. 1887. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
B,kFk's PREMIUM kITTFts -irhmond. Sept l2. lsaa II
Is with willing pleasure that adj testimony the
of BakEKs PREMIUM BifrFRs Ia mai ing
of established u D r-p~ia rom viii have suffer
ed much for the last twelve tins Also wifi. Is using
II with after shring far many fr"m
Utilization and ds"r"r'd stomach, a. commenced
of them, cohvtr,d If tr valu lbc qualities
confidently recommend them Il the afftei J. ADAMS.
For sale by al the Druggists In Inchbnrs aid by all the
principal Druggs In The Il" Richmond. and rls-
Virginia; ais" Of M"sss Chas Stu Co. Washington city
u & y II StAbler a. Co Baltimore Md d. Il Miller Gov
ing,on. Ky and Barnes q PARK n y.
Orders filled by addressing BAKER. Proprietor.
u. | H. Ea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

WCih5nk q d hordIy EnOvm tVeh 70 The nlosI
intelligent Of readers how deeply the scenc,
baking Down into the creation. We knew there
wondrI fol dsr0 these tiu, and wonderful
mato Of Them, but did III Chemists initiating
IN their crurblcs. and surprising the wonderful
productions organic life Dining visit Low ell
in reduced by Of their prominent citizens the lab
cry Il DIR ArEH inventor of CHtHEY PICTORIAL al
EAtHAHrtC PILIs) wher" we're shown with generous
r4nkurs hi q. and his This master genius
Of ms ART l. nacring the sntr Of flowers from
other vegetable suhst noes essence at Pine Ap
pile. Sra berry, Ch"cketbrry, Qrr Pear Canels CHINA
&c nnl, equal but exceed purity faver,
those tables themselves His oil of Winter green purr
and better favor than that he gathered the
made b. chemical composition the Hy
d'"rarbon- in ar Hi. Is t. anayEe the substance
md hnd ulnae Of hih II Is made then
them the proportions hich exist In nature
Ciristia" Advocate. nov ll-lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

4 o.. y PENS: GOLD PENs:!-NOTlCR rO
IN All " NiTIA,. COMA, NIFTY II have Just received
anuth s.y,iy well known and ror TltTOP
U l. PENS These Z. been we'll tried md have
surpassed .qusl,d and every warranted
Can aud supply yourselves dec l-dts d. C. VICTOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
Railroad Convention.

The Aemphis Appeal contains a call for Con.
Seatioa u de Presidents, Directors, and Stock.
hnl1Ar II Ill Companios interested in the compile
1icA III ssiiuad to tho Pacific. to assemble in
1lsnphis % De 24.h Of next Jauuary--'for the
Snsposeof dstesmining spon the bsst plan and
~ He construction Of = Pacifc Railroad"
- Cdnpsniss ssst Il the Mississippi, -
YAe wesA are invited - sssd asleessss.
n = ssss's ~ q -..,...------ 81
lIGws 0uaans RaAps, a Tennsssss. 4 Aaasdi-
Aa1sles S-sIsesiSa . ~ naxt HOUSE Of Repre-
1n1a1ivn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

IN etjsins Gen tho arm 81 Nswiin, Toss 4
Co. Ibc~peak FOR the new VI Ale Too the
ratronaRr ri my LENDS BENZ NOWLlN.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


SPECI Al. NOTICES.
burg Hudnx Tssd sil,a wV be ssia room.
VIII H PARRISH.
T.r E.~ess,ye Ce...Iasee q -. Ye..s w.ss
Christian Asssrt.lion viii meet at their Nal. a y sslok
asIIsw.y'. ot.s.-.s ..A Psiis.--Hass es.n-
'eres are IN d. market, Look tr The water marx holl'
New YORK And London prr ysd leaf Of the
hook Of dreens Thus mark and test ssnuinenes.
.r% ,Ss light without , Tiny "r- s", vi.
Sold =, TIE m.ouae,oy No 80 Maiden Lane New York and
by al, aFn +. at &c. '' and per box or pot
win srssh esss.sn.A nmes,iss g TIE restore
h-al'h We mus, purify the blood Fever. .ihouf exception:
IN The circulation These s"u.'s Of sickness may produce an
Ba, raaarss & .n"s r",ea s. and i ssss.s psSore
the and til. follows Of They the
If every day saving valuable lives cHce 294
Canal street n,audrs,h Building New York sol' also by
agents generally. inov ll-dwf
Ts-r- .r- pi~.sy Of ys".s zc.sl~..ss, .. we'll
gives the former deal of
: :ss Of To :. .sSs s
h'h will In hs Of weeks change
hair Ives. produces gadu change at color from
the roots ct the hair 10 The fnal end and gvrs fine and
used Unnecessarily and pronounced The only Invention
Which h.. s"%s to 'h,,r idea q" far heads, We
judge II age and beauty hA. made u: at hast ten yeas
Younger In fact We are b'ginng " lack quite young aud
feel very much like getting ny vile The change
rarni"rs and would be dhru ind hair
would be to md a In the head Of Duke Buckipg
ham We know several old maids aud widows
whose locks are just beginning TO svery hue and
who have been talking seriously about sorting this
d, and advise them not to delay longer 1t fails
ST Lons Herald
Sold by all good Druggists NOV law.
p. K.-Cisciawnsi,Oh Ohio, J1iy 4, 1Sj7.-<sest,
Having used and Witnessed the bru iI la
rvs Pair Killer take pleasure Ia recommending
the public as the family medicine with which
acquainted In this establishment employed nearly ln0
aud Pain Killer has been ed with the
tnnsiug result. For gle II
cholc summer complaint d, bn has yielded
magic to the curative powers of the Killer and
bru etc. Is in almost daily and with like good effects
JOHN TANNtR,
Foreman Of Wrightsons Co Prin ing Est
Sold by all medicine dealers
Sold bv JOHN II SEAY. Lynchbnrg. NOV 42w.
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N1ACKR9s,s. eir.sishs Csss, pssssrs asA
y STAtLxR Joxss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

Th~ 6xeeoe1ve COonshasee 81 she Ho009 Weosu
Christian Assocs"n viii their HAIL. a 81 o'elo.k
sLis Saturday. evening. JAS. z. PAYNE.
REGRET
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-17

The editor of the Ouachita (Ark.l Herald, is
defeated candidate for Congress. he takes
philosophical view of the case in q "leader q
We-that is to say, James A. Jones, editor of
the Ouachita Herald and late candidate for
Congress-are ingloriousy defeated. To use
Classical. and entirely original expression, i've
have met the enemy. and we are theirs" We
evidently cast our pearls before swine. We
magnanimously, and at a considerable sacrifice
of our habtual self-respect, offered to serve
people who had no appreciation of the Offering
We didn't make the people, and are not under
contraut to supply them with brains If they
are opposed to receiving, Individually, hun
1red aud sixty acres of land apiece, they have
perfect right to reject it-they ought TO know
want the rights of the South preserved invio-
late" why. they may have them picked for all
we care. We did our duty and our conscience
is easy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-17
Ordinance No. 4.

An Ordinance providing for the licensing of Dogs. The
Trustees of the City OF Nevada do ordain follows
SEC. /. From and after the first day Of July 1855
it shall not be lawful for the other persons hay
ing the charge of dogs to allow them orun at large within
the corpOea limits of t. town of Nevada except pro
vided for in this Ordinance
SEC. ,. Every other person having the charge
Of dogs shall pay for license for keeping each dog the
of five dollars per year. payable in advance at the
Marshas office.
SEC. 3. The Marshal shah provide for each person az
plying for license under this ordinance brass tag, stamp
ed with consecutive number which tag shall be securely
fastened upon the neck of the dog for which the license is
taken out He shall Also furnish to the person taking out
the license receipt for the amount of money paid with
the date of the license receipt for the amount Of money
paid, with the date of the license. t.
SEC. T. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal and watch
men to kill and remove all dogs found running at large
the Of which shall not have complied with the
visions Of this ordnance and all persons sructng the
aforesaid ccers in the performance of their duties undf
this ordinance upon conviction may be fined in any sum
not exceeding hundred dollar less than ten dOar;
or in default o payment by imprisonment not than
ten days in the city Jail.
Passed JuEe 9th. 1883 II. II. FIAGG. President.
A II. HANSON. Clerk. 37-3t