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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-09
Revival or Busines-vast Increase OF Circu-

Revival or Busine0-vsst Increase OF Carcu-
lnt1ons
Duras tue last few days about fifteen thousand add
oca sssss been added 70 the already vast daily
s.eu.sssc Of the HxAID This tass TO be . symptom
pois.
utns Atlantic Telegraph Line should be successfully
tabu,hsd, and the Fl Dorado Frazer river turn
oct &c Authentic, there will be rapid revival Of bust
nsss throughout the commercial world.
VS. ssould not be surprised II, under the coming new
CT dsvelopement, the circulation OF the NEW YORK
HAD should rice daily circulation Of 100 co.,
COO sos. The pat justes the future. Now ia the time
FOX fresh Of enterprise to begin their movements
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

CRIME IN New YoRN-The first annual report Of
the \. York Mcr, potan police shows that during
the past year there 10 40 persons arrestedin
shatcity for crimes against he person, and 455
or crimes against pr, pcry Of the arrests Tor cri-
against the person, 81 were for murder 1874
Tor assaults with intent to KILL $685. assault and
battery; intoxica"n 1901: intoxication and dis
orderly conduct 9j46: feloniuus assaults 1874. OF
the offences against property. 0s1 were tor grand
larceny; 4567 for petit larceny 24S for selling lot
cry poliees;G09 for picking pockets, and 36o for
passing counterfeit money.
The nativity of those arrested are as follows
Ireland, &c, 900; L. States. 0,20s Germany, 5932
England. 1898; Scotland. $50; France, 361; Cana
da. 20l Italy, 49,; Spain. III Poland, 45; Sweden
20: Norway; II; Holland; 10; Prussia. 10: China.
=; West Indies. 6; Denmark, G Switzerland, s:
Belgium D Nova Scotia, |: Mexico, l; Chill, /;
unknown. 1887. Among these SOC colored
persons. The amount of property reported as hav-
ing been stolen is SAT .4i5 Of which SS3 342 has
been recovered, leaving a balance unrecovered of
S5i,ll3.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

FRoN CALIFORNIA BY THE OVERLAND MAIL-The
Califorpia overland mail with San Francisco dates
to the 18th ult.. arrived at st. Louis Saturday.
The ncws ia interesting. A heavy rain-storm.
extending throughout the State, had swollen the
river to such extent as to cause temporary stop-
page of mining operations in the river beds. The
ram, however was regarded favorable event
As It insures more plentiful yield of gold when
the waters sulsde. Already the advent of the
RAINY season had impaired a better tone to bus-
ness matters. There had been no arrivals or de-
partnrc> of vessels for the Atlantic States subsc-
gnent to the departure Of the steamer of the Goth.
The receiver in the affairs Of Adams 4 Go. hal
pad claims Of the firm to the amount of upwards
isloo'ooo Five hundred passengers and $40. 600
treasure had arrived at San Francscn from the
frazer river region. Reports from Honolulu To
he IN ult. are more favorable fur the whaling
teet than those previously received
The steamer Cortez. tr IN Victoria. had arrived
1t San Francisc" with five hundred passenger
md $4,000 in gold dust. The ep,rts from Fra
:er river are more favorable
Eoene.er Thayer. oil Boston committed suicide
pm the oath ult.
COL Wright had returned to Walla-Wa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
Mob Law In Kentucky

A correspondent of the Glasgow Free Press
writes from t;recnsburg:
The mob have organized a court in Campbells.
vile. and Esquires Moore and Wilson are sitting
as judge and jury, l believe. Their decision will
be hnal upon the lives Of those recently arrested
Some foor or five witnesses were examined YES.
lterday-relations OF the prisoners They of course
do not crrobrate the statement of Hunter. or the
possible truth of his statement. Their testimony
proves an alibi. The NIB are waiting-impa
tien,ly waiting in Camrbellsyie. to hear the de-
cision. and If the prisoners are guilty to bring
them to speedy punishment. l understand there
is disposition to screen or disbceve the guilt of
Barl'ee. His wife Told Sympson's dau gh,er) was
witness yesterday. l did not hear to what she
te.tiaed-.probably in his favor-althoush it is
said they live as happily together a. two rum cats
tied BY the tails! The neighborhood Gold Fat")
where these people live is noted for the ignorance
ana rascality of its inhabitants; therefore it is
d,mcuI TO mud Witnesses whose veracity can be
depended upon. 1t ia very likely that the next
new" you hear will be that the mob has made
cold Jas Of somebody. ' ' '-"N'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
Buchanan and Douglas.

The Washington correspondent Of the Cinein-
natl Gazette says: Mr. Buchanan openly an
nounces, that there can 10 no reconciliation be-
tween him and Mr.. Douglas. 1t is war to the
knife, on his side, at least and must be the
other hand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

n GONN~:V' NNS::-HUWE csu NsW
CL,Ak> Il GLANDS AND CIRCULAR CLOaKS, which
decidedly I, elcr m in st le have he
tre hav. he u . consignment from one IT
the New Io'k aud rhv'Sed AJAX l0pcr
original a.. witch - all thst want for them
ANY * ITEM will al they decidedly the
chtsp.s r. oAs ohcrs In this mfrk"t
another lot 4 III handsome, and In
deed hne BONNET sell at Q. 80 and rs Now 10 tho
get -hesp go just bcf the year Come and
you ~. g. b. pleas aud " IL buy
had forgot h'ion the Black Brown. Plush and
Braver FLATS for girls aud 81 every variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS FIR girls snd boys Of any
age and d. EN6LEDOVE.
aev 06dtsl A. Kylss Corner. Lynehburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

SPECIAL NOTICk-TO THE B.ADsEn.-
ion Work. Spanslrg, Drawing. &C., &c Iw keep all ma
tcra fer the use Of the school, hand and for sale have
also handsome assortment Of paerns which my scholars
an nav the use Of and draw FROM Terms moderate Is
three times wcek-Mondsy. Wednesday. and Friday
at"rn""n from to clock All styles Of work done
Ter Persons wishing their scholars. will
please call at the Washngn House, this office My
class will begin the LIST Of December Ladies' DO waited
at her residence by addressing through the POET Office
Also p iyaie lessons given. MISS H. C. SEMON,
l0dlm From Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

The Courier and Enquirer has come out fiat
footed for VIM. II. Seward for the next Prcsi-
dcncy. This il. worry unsatisfactory to the Express,
which threatens the deadly hostility of the Amer
lean party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

fu>RCATEk'1 aAIE.-Ry vIvsoe of y derA Of
trust executed to by r. Nct}owar and wife and Of
cord in the Clerks Office # III. Court 81 Hastings for the city Of
1yn'hbnrg will the 9Th day Of NOVEMBER 1885,
coed sell At iu lie Auction the premises the following
property; The HOUSE AND LOT. adjoining the Cath -
ollie Church she North West side and Immediately fl
rear Of the House The house contains six good -
rooms and Attached to the hause II good Ktc
Smoke House. and Garden all Of which good cond
t"n 1t sin pleasant location and convenient to the
business part # the city being only from the Mar
kei l"n.e II Ia also desirable for faulty residence
Tho tile Is believed Ia be good bnt acting Trustee
shall such title only vestod In virtue Of said
deed. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
nov dttsl JAMES MCGOWAN, Trustes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

LATER From THE -f,Timl Of Col
Lamfer. SnpecinifairR IF tie PJciGc Uajon
Roaa.-Ch. W. Lander. Superintendent of the
South Pass Wagon Road, with three oi his nssis-
tants. reached here Yesterday afternoon. direct
fr"n the mountains. having left South Pass on the
Both of Sept, the balance of his will be here
to-day.
lie reports the rga finished to City Rocks. n
bra-ka, and will mmend Government to sent
train overit in the Spring, to show migrants the
route
Tie Surveying party will winter here and start
on again in the Spring.
The expcd ton left Independence in April last.
and have been IN the survey ever since reaching
Nebraska City on their return. on the Sth inst.
and would have been in sooner if they had not
been delayed by storms, having to SO into the tim,
Der on the Platte to save the stock.
There was nothing stirring along the route. No
excitement about the gold mines, except those they
met IN the way thi'hrr
The Cheyrnncs had burnt all tho grass along
the Platte causing mur, suffering among the cattle.
The lionel INF rmel US that the Government
appropriated Sl15 00hund gave him IL months to
build the road, hut that he hal completed it in
mouths end only expended S41 600.
The party stopped n the Planters House, and
put up their teams ut Cawgils Empire stable
~. J,selh .Iournai. 18Th
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
FUTURE DAY.


AND FOR AAs.E.-g will, s-li 70 she hishe.s
IL Lid ier, on TUESDAY, the 7h Il DEC MRER 1873 II
far. II not, on the ncxt fair day thereafter MY TRACT
OF LAND In H. dord rouuy, adjoining the Ian Of J. .
r Hawkins Io wirk Oglesby and other. The place 4
mt in god condition 70 SELL therefore barga may
had
Terms made known the day Of sale.
Also a. the s,m- time aud place will sell all the crops
Corn Osts F"d or Shucka &C., &c and all Stock n ey
cry desrrpn Plantation Utensis snd.onc Household
TEeMs-slx months ersdi With GOOD security.
nov a5dltAct:thd.c ALEX. Y. WRITTEN.
UlEDFORD LAND FOR sALE.-Thc sub
rrbcr having pnrchssed The Peaks Of Otter WIN sell
without reserve on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, II fair.
j." Acres and the hart0n 81 adjoining -
Of Il Z Siept"e spo.wood Brown, DR. Thompson and -
others well ws'ered and ns.rsd III welt and cvcry
loot susceptible Of cultivation. II 10 within mioa Of
est Depot and 81 mles Goodies Crossing on the Va Tenn
Railroad There are g. bu heels Of Seeded the place.
ands0 Or 100 Acres In Glover Orchard Grass The i'm.
yided intn two equa! tracts
: ale 10 take place At II o'clock.
y endorsed and the remainder equal
interest from the day Of sale. n HORSLEY.
nov 24-dActl26thnov.
INRUsTE E's "A IN OF VA1.CAR1.E PROP.
EkrY by virtue Of deed of trust, $ by
omnd" Bro~n dated the 26h dsy Of March, 1862 and Of
rd in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of nsngs the
city Of Lynchburg shal on SATURDAY the 27th Inst,
M "wa vine s E o e s fHS T lion
occupied by said Brown This Lat Il situated Mel
street AID 81 alley fronting said street 6a and "
six rooms In 1t There the prenes three excellent
SERVANTS kitchen smok large stable This
pr rcrty Is conveniently situated and well worthy the
n'io' VI those who be In want Of desirable family
idence.
webeeve the title perfectly good bu, will convey such
is VI sted IN us by said deed
Terms made known The day 0f sale
MN u. BRANCH r.
q. T WILLS, '""'~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

ATTEMPT OF BrRGL,Rs TO MURDER AN OFFICER.
--ALout . "clnck Monday morning oIh cr Davis.
NJ the 18th ward. Will" IN patrol duty, observed
two suspicious fellows cyter tiricar yard prem
Uses No. 80 Edrilge street. and flllpwed them tcr
the purpose OF watching their movements. As soon
he hove in sight they Williams discharged two shots
from their revohrrs at him. the bullets whzzing
cl'sr by his head and l,le"l in board fence with
ut DOING ia ,nrr harm. Officer ID. THEN rushed up
40 he I've men with his club and while dealing one
al ar.n; III NV, the other dartcd behind and fired
ar'.hcr shot at him, hut fortunately without doing
an, material injury To the officer.
Davis was then struck with the butt ends Of the
pistols the head. knocked down and severely
injured As the officer was PROSTATE the
aasaants fled through the alley way int" the street.
and escaped. Ga recovering himsclfthc oihter dis
covered large bundle oi valuable clothing in the
yard left behind by the lugiti,es. who had stolen
The goods from the residence Of Mr.. j. I. Irehiey
III Eldridge street. which they had entered by for
eng opeu II rear window In their haste to escape
the burglars left behind them their cloth caps which
had fallen ir IN their heads during the conflict with
the fhcers, also the Lut end of one u their s,ol,
the same ha,ing bcen hr. ken the head ui the
.ihecr.--N. Y. Er.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

Tnr Mobile Register, one of the ahlest Demo-
cratic organs at the South. prefers defeat in the
next Presidential election. with any body else
rather than success with Douglas Here is it's
language:
Such being the present condition and prospects
Of the Democratic party, asndicated BY the results
Of the recent elections. and connected with the
fortunes of Mr.. Douglas, is there any reason for
Southern Democrats To be gratifcd at the issue Of
the contest in Illinois! As one we would prefer
that the Democratic party should be defeated in
the next Presidential election rather than it SHOULD
win success by the smallest possible further CON
cesson T., the antislasery sentiment of the North.
We therefore prefer defeat to the adoption of Mr.
Dnuglas rs the Democratic candidate for the Pres-
dency because that involves concession. Rather
than this. we say, let the Democratic party become
in its organization, rs it now il in its essential
composition. II Southern sectional party. and let
US stand on our constitutional rights, aud rely on
our own moral and material resources. for the pro-
lection OF those rights. in the Union If VIC can
out Of it, we must.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

The Cincinnati Gazette copies, approvingly,
our article upon the trade and resources of the
ma''ass'ppi Valley, which we submitted week
OF tep dsys since. We doubt not the whole Mis-.
sissippi Valley is n. much interested as Cincin.
nsa' securing IN outlet to the Atlantic fcr their
surplus Proa"ct'oas. through the territory Of yir-
gtn'a Dur water line only needle completion to
To Ohio. TO secure the transportation Of At least
thres-fosrfhs of the products Of the Upper Miss;s
sippi and it, tributaries. which are designed e..
~ Atlantic Gas. " fur export to foreign coun.
trio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
THIskDAY.

LNLgaANT, WILL KEPT WOreEUOLD
"a FURNITURE AT AuCTiON.-On Thursday Morning.
the 25 inst viii se narket street, large
OF EI.E0A ANT, WELL xSrT HOUSEHOLD FURAITURE
consisting Bureans Csbinets soias raor and
Chairs Bs.ssds Secretary and Bsk Case Dining Tables
" ash ssands " ardrob.~ sid-hnsrds, Ae, SC
PiANO-lDRrE-Ons Of Chickering's hne octave Piano.
Fp which has but little uscd and very superior In
ayumsrt c. r. PftiP
nov ~ d2t Auction,e
r ARssR AND RxTENauvR SALE OF NEW
IL AND vALuABLE BOOKS, AT AUCTION Com.
n-nc Friday venns, tho lyih Inst. n II oeiock will
81. at Auction Store. largo ciecf,on Of NEW AND
VALUABLE BOOKS. embracing yarinus d, rnrt.
II Literature viz hktory. Biography Th.oioEy Poe
Try. SC e. iii',.s. Prayer Books &c. Sc
Als" i.rg~ assortment Of STATIONARY. BLANK
BD rs. &c. &C
he .a continued every evening en,ira .,ork
Is sold. T. r. PHELPS
nov le-hts Aurfnneer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

\ fire h. X. uu, Yesterday nlprGinc in the drug
store Of Lewis tai. Y. l91 W ,liam street. The
fire orgioa Ell IN TIE sub-cclar by the carelessness
Of the r"r'"r.
Mr.. A Ncitch, an employee Of Mr. Gail, states
that he had sent Henry lIcnken, the porter, down
Stars with lighted ra'dlr f. tn, purpose of fill
ing bottle with spirits If ;iire and ether. Soon
after the porter hal = down he heard cries of
"Oh. oh ;" and Immediately there was rumhing
sort of an explosion.
On looking ku,vn stairs he perceived tho person
of the rort-!Sssteo,el in flames Ilemmediate-
" We d, down and helped to extnguish the fire on
the porter, and they came NJ, stars together The
porter wa, burned severely. and was Immediately
cnrriel IL his residence. corner of West Broadway
ami Thomas streets. He had in some manner al
lowed the flame of the candle 10 come in contact
with the spiiItS and hc,"r" he crull recoicr from
his alarm he nnoir p.ac" on fire. soon afr
the explosion the flames pissed through the lJte
way and up he front Of the building. cr.tiua II
the escape of tho persons duns business i'll the
stories abnve the first floor.
The sec nj l'"r wa~ orcupc lby Mcssrs. Hang
or K llcrmes, manufacturers Il mUullings, picture
and looking lass frames.
Mr.. Hanger escaped IS nmng from the sec
ond story w'i.,iow 80 The Pavement. lie fell on
his hips, and in u cl .nns il severely, and wa,
taken t. his r.> ti"hcr
Mc-.rs. Ilu ,c. a nihba. Natci. Case Manu-
f. 'urcc. .tt."l The hiri Cor. Mr.. llumbert
escaped ~ ."'.'a9 .',n-eh down in the area by
the >hui.rr.
Mr.. llunkin t,i"n drawn through small
l""l,-hrle III the II, xt hui!h,u ..anl thus saved from
horrible death, AS the laine- came through the
area with great force.
Thebuildins hcpu;eed 10 Mr.. Martin lIabeshaw,
and is insured, but tie amount and in what cuii-
pauIes could not hc ascertainrd this morning.
The building is damaged considerably.
The damage to the stock If Mr.. Gail is estima-
ted at $4,000. which is fully covered by insurance,
but it Is not known in what companies. as Mr..
Gail has not yet made his appearance. The books
were saved By Mr Neitch.-N. !. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

iIoRRIBlE MURDER ~ DETROIT, MICH.-The
Detroit Free Press has accounts Of the shocking
murder which occurred in that city on Wednesday
The following is their statement of the Miller and
thnnhcr homicide
The facts in this very simple and al
nit OF but little cquivocation. John Miller. the
murlerers, occupied the same house with Peter
Chunhcr, his victim. Miller, with his wife, sleeps
in the upper part md Chnnher and his falniy in
the lower. Miller had retired for the night, when
he was aroused by Ch1nher who was standing at
the foot Of the stairway. calling to him. lie got
upand went to head OF the stairs, and asked Chen
her what hc wanted The latter replied ly com
mandln. him t. come down stairs. There had
tern Az odd dihculty between them in regard to
Tia "wr.cr.hip Of the house. Ch"nhcr wanted his
go =" =" the money, and intended going back to
Lee ,ii country. lie accused Miller OF having
'bytnt h him to this country, where had onl, ex-
Irg eaued poverty, whereas before he left hi- for
ncl home lac was well of. lie charged al his
troubles upon NJ Ter who became cxa ,l'c,aici at
tn" imputa,ions and turned back into hi. ro,m
where lac seized his gun, II double barrel shot gun
which loaded IA both barrels. and coming
back to his pu>iti Mt the head of the stairs. level
e! II and fired one barrrl The charge took effect
III tie chest Immediately below the collar bprc.--
tlurnhcr turned, ard rcclci into the front room
where his wlic was, and said t, her. " Christine
| IN shot" when he sunk t. the floor, and lied III
lew minutes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

T.ANCn's WARKMOUsE. s.ynehssrx, Va
IL The subscriber has for years, the
named valuable property In this city, and respectfully sorls
the patronage Of his friends the public generally The ap-
poinment Of inspectors has becn given Mes C. Ruck
er Of Amherst and Ro Boax, of App"natiox. who
every way qualified for tie duties Of the u
and deservsdy worthy Of the public confidence.
jani2n EDGAR WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

(NOUGaBS, CO IDS. 4 e.-Wi-sar's Dalsaun Of
~ Wild Cherry Ayers Cherry Pictorial ia, n.s AMI kustS
Eapector.nts Cough Candy Bryan. i'nmonr wae WIS
tars Cough LoIenges Cod Liver Oh and jelly, Pasiiles
Paris Davis Pain Killer Radwsj teay Relief Harhon's
Cure All &c, &c. For sale by
nov l9disJ J. II THOMPSON Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
From the N,nrhrs er tEnrlisi) Guardian.
A 9irl Frightened to Death.

An inoue,t was held on Monday evening at Mr.
W. sutton. Much Ioole. near Preston. touching
the death of Martha Spencer. girl IL years Of
age, who came To her death through most shame
full Joke psrpetrated on the preceding Friday
evening. The following evidence was anduced:
Bridget Riley. a factory worker. said the deceased
also worked in the factory. On Friday night last
they left work together litts after oclock. in
company with Ave other girls, went along the
turnpike rad leading to Liverpool. They had
about mile aud half t" go when they got
near the Primitive Methodist Chapel in Ilunle,
they saw coffin lying the footpath. When
they got within fur yards of the coffin. it novel.
and hollow sound came from it, The girls all
ran back and screamed
Martha Spencer and witness we're the only two
who got near the C. fin They ran back about 50
wards, and came up with Joseph Gill and June
1lnde. Witness and the deceased turned back
with them. and when they got within or 10 yards
If the place where they had before seen the coffin,
they saw Richard Forshawe and Robert Mnwd.ley
two apprentices TO Mr.. Inward. wheelwright Of
IIpnle) with the coffin on their shoulders. TWAS
not quite lark hut dusk. The deceased -aid she
wa luther frightened. They did not sleak to tho
wa young men. The deceased turned of home
when she and witness had gone about half mile
further.
On Saturday morning the deceased was at work
us usual, and asked witness if she had forgotten
last night. but she did not say much about it.
She thcn fell III, and died IN lew hours. Henry
Hunt stated that Saturday night witness saw
Richard Forshawe in the club-ronm ut the Rose
and Crown Inn. III Much Iioole, and said to him,
you nre bonny fellow to go and Brighten chill
dren 80" For-hnwe said, I'VE put the coffin
down. and tied string Ia one Of the handles, and
Mawdsey went n, the back of the hedge into the
field with the string. and went into the ditch On
the other side Of the road" Forshnwe also said
that Mawdsley pulled the string " hen the chil'l'en
came up and moved the coffin. and that they were
doing it FIR II lark To brighten the children.
Mr.. W. Hewitt surgeon, Preston. said he had
made II past mo,.tcm examination of the deceased,
aud found the cause of death to be rupture of the
gall bladder and cxtrnvasation of bile the in
ternal surface Of the ntestines The external
surface Of the stomach was also covered with bile;
the interior contained quantity of mueus and
consuatcd blood. aud the whole of the lining
membrane very much congcsted with blood.
lie had no doubt that was the cause of DEATH
The probable cause Of the rupture light have been
the fright she received on Friday. The jury rem
dered u verdict Of Granddaughter" against Rich
ard Forshawc md Robert Mawdsley, aud they
were committed for trial at Lancaster On the cor
oncr's warrant. .Forshawe is about 10 years Of
age and Bawdslty II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

trrf-iis are in the Look mark. HO'
New York aud London, ycd every leaf OF the
book This trade mark aud test Of gennlnrnes
can be pap ly by hodn4 thu laf beiwern the
r"l the light whh"u, this they bn, vile imi,a,ions
Sold n mandatory No ~ Maiden Lane Now York. and
by all Drusgss At BE, 63c aud e. per box or pot.
W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-23

and as was remarked by Mr.. Lequesns, such mind
never did exist, and perhs ~ never will again
Yesterday the match tween Morphy and IIarr.
WIFE was resr med at o'clock Ia the aftsruaou:
but In this Instance the players were seated slooe
up stairs, and three boards were kept down stairs
ON which the progress OF the game was marked
out or the benefit oftbsiarge crowd iu attendevcs
All O'Clock the game was drawn-na- a-sho wing
that N. Hsrrwitz has picked upa little since his
four Successive defeats OF last week. Tho game be.
tween them now stands Hafrwitz two, Morpby
ku-, one drawn. The winuer Of the first seven
lanes 10 the victorious party. This afteraooa
they arc TO play the eighth game. A largo amount
OF money Is staked this game for the friends OF
Mr.. Harrwitz ars not wanting 10 .back bopen
while MIR. Morphy has friends wi b him from Now
orleans who are capable and willing to back him
in millions IL the occasion offers.