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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

7
Mfsss DOVE i'r"tisaan Having had
sncc occas"n TO US. your !uIi on Ia extraordinary
aud its action beiaS
~tIthS regard 10 io ocncnt 81 the
iarsc had hnc tol, Ia my stable i" IN whh
ais" bn!l The Bui L'raWr tor
go!ed the Cot la tho shoulder l." the depth at about
ripped the about Inc
caused most rshtni wound SvNeiai
present anu rrna -t.d the. would MT -
that tholght %
ever, Determined IL ny The iur "a, alter Ia. Us. u
small bottles q = Cured
Very respectfully.
jan rs Il. G. FRIEND.
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Very Zee m n RI u blc.-

AsriN hRoNE, llcnrico December !, lsl1
MEsSNs DOvk ~ CO s--,ieuticuiun-My horse put N
the yard front The attempting Jump tho
fence, end al raj through ms shpuhi. and
nearly penetrating through has breast, making
enough to insert your MT hulIlr Iukf
OIL and applied troes tour las work
Two weeks hc was chti'iy cured.
KrspcciiadY !"dis, JAMES |. EtE
Sold by al iirusssts sai rrrhahl~ throughout the
tUD
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n. Il. RUCkER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

VIYOSttt NC T. yI"tI H"H",
LINCHBURG, VI,
Ia EEPS constantly hand large and varied assortment
IN oi t,RDCERIf> AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
the trade reduced plcestor CASH exchange
Produce 1t his purpose, hereafter, 10 conduct us bust
entirely CASH PRINCIPLES and III order u effect tins
u m sell AT suca viii the
'ittfost al favor hun with ,aJl
Grateful the share of patronage received! u the hands
OF lis cd friends aud the last
,s bess CONTINUANCE solr kindness III liz pre-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

~ sCPER.PIOSPHATEO OF LIME,
Manufactured from Formula of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Clients; OF Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Of Peruvian Guano Fall seeding and summer
crops altogether Packed bags aud barrels fully
ed. Price $50 per 1000 lbs.
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full dc
tail OF this vauaUi. Fertilizer. also impor
taneo and mode of application, be Lad Of
Nj lIOLLINS Il CO,
l3t Sole Agents for LyncIhur
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TlV.YoRK ADyEarTsEHEurs.

OaNa9Asn 40 WaNa MACMaN9s.-Gress
- sqiways the conclusive proof u great men
Inaee u thhess lAef machine before ihe
bc comparable Singers sewing Machines Amer estao
shiag repatson the United stsses they we're
exhibea q ths Exposition tnivcrsis In France where
they eartei on premum and great msnufseo
" make them has teen but In paris.
branch Of industry In which sewing TO pc Done
tAsse with Immense odf As tho speed
Of Railway train travelling foot 80 sewing win
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
sAseAksr carriage trimmer aadder halter &C.
- shoui1 without The fair profit using one OF
machnes regularly employed One Thousand poa
In al private families where there much sewing 10
b machnes invaluable assistance Planters
and kespers apd them particularly and prom
table Those machines simple In their construction ana
very strong Durable eig the only kind OF Sewing Ma
by which sort Of work coarse or me
could be perfectly inferior and worth
nanes but Singers Machines been found every
where 10 satisfy the of the public
Plain printed Instructions for are sent with esrh ma
chine from readily acquire the art OF man
aging The nschnes packed securely To go TO any
mart To all desiring more particular IN
formation WILL application BY letter 81 either OF our Of
dces forward Q copy NJ Singer Coz Gazette raPs'
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine Interest
-' l. N SINGER & co.
Principal Office, No. 333 Brosd~ ay. New York.
BRANCH OyFcEa-No a Hanover st, Boston No ~ Chap
ST. New Haven CT Gloyervie n "; No ~ broad 1t,
Newark n j.. No LAP Chestnut ST. Philadelphia No los
Bamore ST. baltimore No. - Westminster ST. Providence
r. l.; East 4th St Ciucnnati No e. North 4th 81, 81
Louis No. 81 ST. Charles ST., New Orleans No ~ Daaphin
81. Noble. dee .t-d1e,-
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HAVING JUST RETURNED from the Nor
thern cities and received large stock OF Goods the
pubic are invited to call at auction store where they Will
nn variety useful and desirable articles that be sold
r much less than customary prices have an agency for
h" article ot silver Plated Wa., which you nifty
per cent by purchasing OF goods warranted Of best qua
y We have, also agency Jtmeiry which can fur
nshycry cheap The Ladies inSi ed 20 call and
the stock; perhaps may have the articles want, d. All goods
will be sold ver5 cheap for cash. BRYAN AkERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

VuNWt OIL FOH OLD HOHES OF
l. EVERY DESCRIPTION On MAN or BEAST.
COLD. lrt," ~ cents per bottle.
khirsd aoc1,dhx Aoi u GOax the Lvs Oe oj IA
Disfri.t LOari "a, tdsoH DIsViclo IUXahd DOTh
\ CO, RtctnOnd Ia IL 6cnis
kLAD IiiE FDllDWlSni
Come to our store, get pamphlet aud read certificates
ut urprmcd by the Tart GA certificates OF truth oil
respectable and respected citizens, and many ohes
here to whom and doubt value
other Try and you VIII be SATISFIED hat
TkLL IURf oi.-Rcad the following. and come to ou
aud WI tell OF ot,.rs who have boon
curod
RICHMoND, Nay. H. ls5I.
Asss,s Dors ca -tnteneu.-l used portion boItu
iuri Oh winch kindly presented WITH
pleasure thai found ehectuni
several by phyScans without the
heucht aav nunied II friend OF
toI months had been annoyed by "niar eruption OF
the AKIN, aud he informed st,,o that the
al one bottle he had been entirely cured
Kcspo,tiuiiy h. NJ. LEf1WICH.
SourHaMffoN CuuSrf, Va. August ls, lriG.
MsTs b1rt 90 :-i,tntioHi"n-for about tht,u
years had under night eye about pea
sometimes he iainin, much until the jay
last th"h II br'anr quite painful iestuf" aud
dual wal aiNscd by phy STEFAN and "h"s 10 have
ttnkinp u bought n buts
Valuable m OIL aud applied according the dirrc
aud i"nw well lhtte Recommended t" one oi my neigh
buis, Lady, " o had so oil
about ten saw hcf the other dl. abe said
mcninR much 1t ookr,i much better than II lid
she cd using IL If OIL and should
you wash It, will get her c"tthtat1. lun any at
oi this YOU think pnltr, and is with unch qualification
give you, vi my lhank, this .uruh,a III las efficacy
\ ours, Respectfully, ~. THOMAS j T.
Thee ci. yuiun,aIy certificate stranger We
have many such. Let ,oso nho .unor AL tnrm
INA IL ~ 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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CT,uANaE the BLOOD and CURE thu are.K
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| Pstis .,.reni's., rad seeir aeess,
""o J""kc o. s"eir s"sses'
FOR TIE CURE OF
UeaL.rhr sirL glcndu.sr sn.l a,>-..a
| "'~
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"" = ~ ~, nav" oefa 1epoa'eaiy cured OF the
IN! " aos % "' NV, nv, Wy '"s :" Two OF your
,,aa n, - III NO." ~. =. a., -, ' ~, e""hs So
st"hce nfy WIN 'f" ",h'ts as 'h'y 90 me- the fact Ia
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htFAHtNkhI - I'M i>rEHioH
W.sniNdioN, - o. FEB Ica3.
Sih; hsvs nsc yenr il. my general pia pfae
cr inal them, ad cannot hssia. say they
are III" best 'ahnre ~rcn Their rcgu ting on
ID" fr" Is quick AID decided cor@" l".hF they N" at",
ran" frIn"iY i"i Infringement th'i nfsah Indeed hav"
seldom found rasr Of b|'I- d'r"s' obstinate that
not readily .iciiio them. I.Irrnally yours.
ALUAZo FALL. ID
D,-cntery, Isriux, and " orm.
posr ofIItf. iAnItANp i.iy 60 Men Nov ID ia,
In Avn W. itls n a, ia, ,..ti a, ~, m. -. i,
ha,e done ny i- oie good tan ,nn t,ll y.u So n.d
been .i,s and pinn an ay Tor u,nths WI II, IN Ia. ,
ed ut great - an,n but got ~ b.r She then
tak ing your IIs ~ lc4 .o cured her y r.p.,nu ,nrcr
mar ., maria. "ai from her b"di III nf,, ,,s
cured her Ltr,n 81 bloody d .,ni.ry On. of
oar rhtas hsI il bad and nav wifi .I,ci INN vim to-, M
l,uf p,u will, ,ih,I r,u,t ~. ,nl ,r.,n a. ,
tw Ont; ,o,afs l4eor> his and st nurL nm. william,
I'M, cared rut,,r. gym tl.u Au,l ,nri,i,. a ,,,,s -,
tu,iy .,,,pd an,I 3rttt viii la. ,rl, a her.
GEO ] GRIFFIN po.mas,r
a.I;...,.u, u,.,..,,,. Of a.. .,,u.
~, " ' ' '.,'" 80, ,"",' no',o"
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No "a Sycamore street. k'rtrrsburx,
SH,N ~ /IE i4iftLE.
6kffEkS 10 his friends pnbtls gturrally
~ istgcsi aud choicest okN II " WATCHES JEW EIRi
sILyERwARE, FINE rLOckS and FIRST CLASS
H. rhcat brilliant aud h.auIiI u other
est IN M. or ANY othc, cnn,ry In every depart
inportudD the ne
STYLES and the most unIoc ati nj and elaborate Workman
ship,
aJKaGE OF L&ERbsENEO AND LAMPS
.al.,n We have arrangement with the Agents To
ker IN hand supply 81 t- 81 I'D al the "otc "srhis
tn, Inv genuine Article ealPt tie purchased oI any
"ih'r II ,n-e
We 1l,o various ry les If Lamp; l'lucri prices
popular light rulrrt b.nE equal 10 Fix tanicS
AT ea't 81 ha.f ce"i = boar NJ liz q STEVENS,
. .jUts h"' H., ,aa,Drr nj Petersburg, va
u CARS, n"iAssE.. COFFEE. A'., IN
iimts choice y q hs.gt SaErs
Stats JN't.il.,
90 rs tinc M"rn" t"t>,',
,,acks rrnI h' Z, li,r,
iibl, en NV Oceans M"tas.ss.
hhis lrim" aba a"
Ibis. Crushed sugar.
fsira {. sugar,
Heroes London i'o,trr, douUe brown stout,
api ITS NowiLN 4 ALEXANDER.
HoKN. CORN. MEAL, IUMrnm GROUND
iaoghorne y johns their COHN AND PLASTER MILL
II" iii keef constantly tari the above arti. co. which he
viii sol cheap u punctual e I~tuincrs
CiAS. :. LaNGHORNE. sole Agt
marits for the site Western Plaster in this city
N-s.V <ON.E.sN -Nc have this .Ia, "a. soc m-
together undrr pyle and firm OF NJ,
kINNI.Y CO Tor th" pur,pec conducting GENEkAL
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand
ot M X nney iiass III be glad to
every r.ort to give cntru sati,!ieiian
1inM4--oasn. ., to JAN, six month, time
SAA'L II. Nc kINNEi.
Join > BASS,
IlHki D.FLOOD
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SPRING OF 1858.

Z V i
ID n n - q n r. 4. II VI u n
NllL PLEASE call and al Spring stock If
" BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. TRUNKS Some OF
h are really teanif H. and equally cheap heretofore
consisting in par. "a follows:
EEah best quality pump Boots for Gents full dress,
" Stitched Pat. Leather grcsr Cater do
CAN Congress Caters and OAfufu
TENS : Ftnnch Pat Leather Boots, long legs,
ticnch Opera do. do. full
thtirt new article, In this market
Asp, Boys and thilrVns Pac,s of sam
grades Our stock Ladies' Misses a..a .'hIlr, ST. -
tcfs, AZ. is complete.
- Having tilrf the sysem Of making small a,..,,s +,
ohr entire satisfaction, have the decided CON
sion not To make hr but to give customers the beneh
of lower pr.ccs L.. l. AKMlSIEAD,
to Cabell House aud Farmers Bank.
apl7 ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

II y. ~ d. a. D1ttiIlD, successors 10 -
lie DitGliD y SONS, VIII keep constantly On hand
stock OF a. kinds of FL ENIIt l al their own nanu
aetuie which they wi be pleased the old friends
u >. DiuKud ~ SONS, and the public "e,crs
They mao keen constantly ON hand .aru,, SKIS
MEL AC Bt lAl CAS- rs, OF AL also large STOCK
HOODAN CnrFINS, Oh every DESCRIPTION, and WI. pay
prompt Iakng bu.ires all hours
Z u. l.. ii A. DII GClD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

Loud may You boast of your telegraph speed
AMI OF its mighty wonders tell
But merit brgs her add,
Aid say how BLISS ekccils.
STGll THE BALL H. ROLLING: ON, and
~ the great excitement for low priced Pictures continues I'M
abaed at the hcnd OF the PhotoRra Art next door
10 the Virginia Bank, Main street BynchburS, Va
Now is the favored time Let >erybody supply Themselves
with iskcucssrs at BLISS GALLERY " Inch can be ex
cc.led by nome. nor cuna led but by few
" Pictures fro,u - To S3J.
ID, ii. BLISS, Photographic.
- MT MACHfNES.-We Agents for the
- DAN PEAoEJh, superior SMUT MACHINES, which
The test Mors viii ud greatly 10 their IN
tcrust these machines preference, others
Any peraJn shiug them by calling al
stone.
We to Me,srs Lapghorne johns who are now using
these machines. IRDl " SAUNDERS
LIZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

-AItGR has been ~ Garment Chemists,
proven b. richer ~ contain 10.
DlNt' than a. mineral wat. -ntNn.
We q from t!i- water All EXTRACT.
hy arareiu and sch1 esaparaiipn by which Ala
properties h retained in aud
"a Mass witch H1s .ssuy.s i'll
and is immediately ready ii IL"
We many ortiuCIt "a lily sici1us and private m
diyIdul which be >iaE aud curing one Of
par hrts from ouc AZ ut, d II. THOMPSON CO..
l'uk lynchinrt ~ tai testimony to the 'ura
tive IcIt.s o thu Wafer a Mas IN ali S'rofuOus and
IWiaaa dsoas,- u! ,risa iAtar Complaints chronic Ia
rolapsu, kindred affections all
.'sodse The Urinary i1a"et, Gravel Chtonc III
a4ttu = and iri"tinn.u L. tht y. At
.iy OF the v" .,t} packed III boxes
tus alr either 10y the box
snsc de- and a,'a t.Fij 81 lie Mass III small boxes
wIi,h be Ly yW1'rc, Kept tor sale by
J. IL TAONi sos y 70, H. IN, hburs. Va
La g3m Agents fr"lri"tOrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

Y PLASTEKlho uniolNr NeI las renied from Mr,srs
i.aOghorne johns ther CORN AND PLASTER MILL
II" koer constantly haD the above art, which Ia
VIII soil cheap To punctual e I~t"n"rs
Cii\S =. IANGiiORNE Sole Agt
for the site - Western Plaster IN tlis Guy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

NOR sA1.E-A medium hM1 II HAM
II PRESS, suitable for printing country paper and 10
obbmg purpos"s Having two and no for tLau
the eel livery low. Enquire at the Vhginsp VI
ira
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lmJige-,.on mad Imp. ~, of the Esiosd.


Fr1n a tDruarftnR Nrchdnf Of 81 Loni. Eib 4, lsIB
Dh Az y our fils are The u" all that
IN mrd"in" Thy haNr tlo daua Inter
her hands aud that had proved
years Her mother had t,,n long tRnsy Afflicted
blutthra aud imIs skin ia her oar
cnld was cured she ais" ioi Ps and ta"y have
her ~ MOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23
pERSoNAE 49,.

.... Hon. J. Jewett and family, Of Kentucky,
are at the National.
&C.. Hon. Banweil Rhett Is nominated by the
Charleston News ~ United states Senator TO sue
coed senator Evans, whose term expires on the
4th Of March next. - -
- An accomplished young lady from Abe
marie, Virginia, was baptised recently In the
River Jordan bv DR.. James T. Barclay, mission<
AIRY 10 Jerusalem.
-. Mr.. Sheridan Knowles health is still in q
delicate state, and be leaves Enc land for Cadez,
on a visit to DR.. German, to avoid the severity OF
80. Mr. Rarey. the horse tanner, is now at
Stockholm. He has tanned several violent horses
there IN the presence Of the Prince Royal and his
royal highness presented him with gold medal
Mr.. r. Is, letter states about to proceed to St
Petersburg. rE fl q
-. A young gentleman of twelve, and young
lady OF eleven, of Albany, took notion to elope
for the purpose of getting married, on Tuesday
They were overtaken by their anxious friends
who agreed that exactly seven years from thai
| time the marriage should take place.
| 49, II is understood that the members Of the
Conservative Club Of Glasgow University, have
| agreed to bring forward the right Hon Benjamin
Disraeli as candidate for the office Of Lord Rec
| tor. az successor to Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton
| The Liberal Association have nominated the Ear
/ Of Shaftesbury as their candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, notices the immense amount of
business which falls to the share OF the Depart
ment of the Interior, and concludes: -.
"The Once, as Is well known, Is now con.
Quoted by Hon. Jacob Thompson; and those who
are at all conversant with Its affairs will bear
ready testimony to the industry, fidelity, and
ability with which u Is administered by him.
We would not be invidious, nor willingly reflect
upon his predecessors, but IL Is nevertheless due
TO IN able public officer to say that Mr.. Ttomp-
SON has been most fortunate in ma tering all the
details OF his Department, and in executing the
great varieties Of high duties devolved upon him
with fairness, an energy, and ability hich have
commanded almost universal praise. Discreet In
every act. faithful and devoted to every duty, In
teligent In every decision, courteous In his inter-
course, he has been able to win the confidence OF
the whole country, and the respect and admira-
tion Of the Democratic party, of which he Is and
has ever been q true member" ..r
The Union, further, notices the recent speech
of Senator Douglas at Chicago, and an article
on the Navajo war in the IntelIigenesr.
The Iateikigencer treats Of the refusal of the
Collector Of the port of Mobile to grant clear
ance to the Alice Painter, and says:
alt Is to be hoped that the precautions so
properly taken by our Government in the prem
fses may be seconded by the local authorities OF
Mobile, and that the country may be spared the
disgrace Of another successful evasion Of the
laws enacted for the preservation Of our neutral
obligations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23

The METHODIST CoNFKRENcE-The South
ern Methodist Conference, OF Virginia, meets at
Portsmouth on Wednesday next, the cath inst.
and will be presided over by Bishop Kavanagh.
Every preparation has been made by the citizens
for the entertainment Of the members. Among
those to be quartered at the Ocean House, are
Rev. f. NJ. Peterson, of Richmond, Rev. X. T.
Nixon, Of Hanover, Rev VIM. 6. Lumpkin, of
Manchester, and Rev. G. N. Winfree, Of Peters
burg. At the Macon House: Rev. J. 8. Clarke,
Of Farmville, Rev. P. A. Peterson, of Fincastle
and Rev. J. X. Lttleton, Of Williamsburg. The
Transcript hears that the Deems and Smith con-
troversy is to be renewed during the delibera-
tons Of the body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23
Interesting from Oregon and the G old Region
by the Overland Mail,

The Overland Mail which has arrived at st
Louis brought five passengers
During severe storm at TETON, on the Cd O.
October, a stampede occurred among the carneIs
used by Lieut. Beale. Nine Of them had been re-.
covered, but six were still missing.
The Los Angeles Star, speaking of imm!pra
tion, says:
''AnOther large party ofimmigrants from low a,
Missouri, ATkasds and Texas have arrived here
during the week, in excellent health and without
experiencing the slig htest Inconvenience. The
stations Of the Overland Mail Company afford
resting places at convenient distances, which
greatly assist travellers The food for stock Is
excellent and animals arrive in gosd order A
large immigration from the southwestern states
IL now on the road. :"
David Harris, CT Baltimore, was burned to
death at San Francisco, on the 22d of October.
The Sixth Infantry had reaeh he'd Carson Valley,
and would proceed directly to Benecis. Three
hundred recruits, under Lieutenant Bootes, were
expected there In ten days.
Victoria dates are to the 18th Of October Tb.v
mention the arrival Of nine hundred ounce. 81
gold dust by express, besides several parcel, in
the hands Of passengers The accounts from the
mines are more favorable and they were turning
out much better than anticipated month prev.
Gus New diggings had been discovered, and
more miners were going up the river than coming
down
Frtights from Victoria to Fort Hope had ad /.
vanced from forty to sixty dollars a ton The
shiPments Of gold from Victoria, through Wells
Fargo Co, from the 9TH OF August to the 18th
Of October were so 90
The British ship-of-the-line Gauges Admiral
Barnes, arrived at Esquimalt, from Valparaiso,
on October II.
Oregon dates are to the 18th of October. They
say: Colonel Wrigbts column had returned from
Walia- WaiIa and that the artillery battalion I'M
der Captain Reyes, was en- route to Vancouver
The remains Of Captain Taylor and Lieutenant
CASTOR have been buried ar w ALA walla. Mi
ehel, nephew Of Kimiaken, the leading murderer
OF the IGdian Agent, Below, three years since,
has been captured by Major Garrett and confined
at Yzcims. An Indian chief was killed while al
tempting to escape from Col. w rig rs command.
The navigation Of Frazer River for trade with
British Columbia, has been thrown open 10 all
PsrIIss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23

SOUTH AMKRIcA.-We have dates from Rio
Janeiro to October 10, and from Buenos Ayres to
September %. The intelligence from the former
place Is without interest. From the latter we
learn that the Legislative Chambers had been
Prorogued to the lst Of November, after passing
an act apPropriating money for schools, and ano-
ther abolishing the land grants Of Rosas. From
the Argentine there is little of interest. The dis
coyery Of gold mines In the Province Of Santa
Cruz had excited great interest. Gold seekers
were said be rewarded with an ounce of pure
metal per hour. Gen. Lopez, according to the
Asunction Semenario, has abolished the prohibi-
tion upon the exports of grain, sugar, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23

IL The Richmond Enquirer Of Saturday con-
tanned letter of two columns and more from
Judge Brockenbrough, in reply to the statement,
signed by the Hon. Sherrard Clemsus, which
was published day or two after the duel be-
tweer that gentleman and Mr.. Wise. The letter
from Judge u. was transmitted to the editors of
Enquirer /zsith the instruction MOTTO publish I'M
less they were assured upon the best authority
that MIR. Clemens was out Of danger. The ed-
tors state that Mr.. Is recovery being now placed
beyond doubt, they do not hesitate to publish the
Judges communication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23

EAcIrENksr AT hIcHAoND.-huch excite
ment has existed ri Richmond, Virginia, for two
or three days past In regard TO dficulty between
Messrs- o. Jennings Wise and Charles Irving
A card signed by Mr.. Irving, re aecting upon Mr.
Wise, appeared In the Wing on Thursday morn
ing, and the apprehension that personal colli-
sion might take place Influenced the Mayor to
issue psace warrant, which was placed in the
hands Of the officers. On Friday morning the
Enquirer came out with Mr. wise's reply to Mr..
Irving, and the public mind was in a ferment all
day in the anticipation OF fight Mr. Wise
was arrested about midday, and taken before The
Mayor, who held him TO bail for his appeara nee
on Monday. At a later hour Mr.. Irving was ar
rested, and also required TO give bail for his ap-
pearance on Monday. IL is understood that a
charge Of libel will then be broug ht against both
The Mayor feels confident that his course in the
matter rests upon the law and the result Of the
case will be looked for with much interest Thus
the matter stands at present. Mr. Irving in his
last card, announced his intention of becoming
witness in the matter OF the duel between Messrs
Wise and Clemens-Mr. Irving having been Mr.
Clemens second on that OCCASION and the pros
ecution having been stayed heretofore by Judge
hlefedifhs decision that none of the parties were
bound TO answer Questions which might tend TO
eliminate themselves.
The Democrats Of Richmond held a xecond
meeting last night to appoint deleg ates to the
Gubernatorial Convention, which meets at Pc
tersburg on the I'd OF December 1t was not SO
stormy gathering as the nrst, and the objects of
the meeting were accomplished without much
difficulty. A resolution endorsing Mr. Letcher,
but declaring the intention Of the Richmond
Democracy to stand by the nominee Of the Con-
vention, was offered by Mr.. Pryor a. a compro-
mise and carried. Three cheers were then given
for Letcher, after which Mr. o J. Wise proposed
three groans for Letcher, which were were given
with equal yehemencc
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