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Inquirer, republican paper, says:
Gov. Wise and Senator Douglas had sew
eral long and important interviews in this
city before the departure of the latter on his
Western mission. This fact appears to give
the organs here considerable uneasiness, and
well it may, for these two gentlemen are
without doubt the most vigorous and capa-
bic politicians in the democratic party, As
well as the NEST fearless and independent.
Wha, ever programme they have decided up
on at these recent visits, it may be pretty
safely said will be carried out. In spite of
the hue and cry against Gov. Wise, he will
assuredly control the State of Virginia at its
NOV. ELECTION, and Mr.. Douglas will certain
iv come back l., the Senate. Mark the pro-
phecy.
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Ex-President Pierce and wife were to
leave Madeira on the first Of June for Lis
bon; thence, avoiding the larger European
cities, for Nevay, in Switzerland, where he
will spend the summer. Mr.. Nathaniel
Hawthorne and Mr. John Howard March
will be with him in Switzerland.
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The New York AfrertiSer makes an ari."-
metica computation that tho produce OF a
single fly by successive generations III ono
summer is 2,0SO, $40!
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~The Silver Lake sea serpent has a rival in
France, which the Paris papers are discuss
ing vigorously. According to their accounts a
crocodile has been cruising in the Seine.
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Gov. WISE on MECHANICS. In a speech
which he made at the fsneraI ceremonies
over the remains Of President Monroe, at
Redmond, Gov. Wise said:
/, is time that Virginia was turning her
attention to manufactures, mechanics, min
Ing and foreign commerce. No country, no
State can live upon one only Of the five car
dinal powers of production. She must re-
sort to al The FIVE combined. and she is do
ing it. Go, before you leave here, my
friends from New York, and look at the iron
factories that are growing up around this
noble scenery. / say that labor is not tie
mud .iH' Of society ant I Mank God
that the old coIonidl GrjstDc'acyc 81 Irgiala,
trhich deypised mechanical and manual kfb0r,
is nearly run out. Thank God that nc are
beginning to raise miners. mechanics and
manufacturers, that Gill helP to RAISE ,rhnt
is leTt Of that a'i,tocracy up 10 tie nsidile
ground Of re.pecta5Hity. daughter and
appisuse.) Look at the iron factory there;
look at the tobacco factory here-that fac
tory is every day stealing away my life with
the very weed OF luxury. CIhe Governor
chews tobacco freely)
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Vesuvius has ceased to be in eruption at
least, only thin stream 0: lava flows from
it, and the volcano has resumed its ordinary
appearance.
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The trains on the ,.Ea.s Central Railroad
age again running TITO CAIRO. The trae. 3,
Irg.reei, aad temp orary accommodation pro
v;-.d.
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TIE presbvterian Church at Mt. Vernon,
= luz o. burned on Saturday last. 1t was not
insured, and the loSs-$o, ooo-"'" oe '''a'
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H-OTICE Is hereby giyerto AZ rs -csted hat
= he 1olI 6 g e h o@Y been S' d.y 2 the
municipal year a. - al mar be Inspected y-,y red
.on s and nat ,se Sy Of ay
meet on the ,o. IL said city, for the purpose oil Rear
=, oections TO said assessment, and reuse correct
and confirm the same ,,,-e .yrry r,y CgsvI
jIli, 'UL'SS
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GOLD Lockcs, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast
Pins, CgH Pins Sleeve Buttons, Rings. SHIRT Studs
Watch Keys. God and Silver Thinibe>, variety Of
other articles, worth from ty cents 10 $40 each.
immediately the receipt OF the subscription money!
the subscribers will be upon our sub,cr.
ton book opposite Umber. and the gift corresponding
with that numb will he war-l, within week
the subscriber, 6Y WId or cypress, post paid
sS All communications should be addressed
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*rspeclmen copies sent free. Agents vanted mar2I
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-..nr. o'fc ErNy 'Ss"2oD.
az i.g,' ''-"a' warranted good, FOR sale cheap by
- 49, L Y GrILES
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"A firm Of THuENE ZIMMERMAN either by note or book
account, will call settle the by tho tesItl day
Oh August. and save costs iu.2lL s. " ZlMMLAMAN.
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Larkin's CIotlinr Sore,

I~-tE VI u. tpN&tLLISN
Ia Csm1L's burt. cor4er ~ -I13i.on and
Ca.eMJuss's, aajoiag ne Iost Dtt:s,
CIIAW :. Ill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TRApE.--lt appears
from Parliamentary return lust issued that in
1894 twelve ships, with 992 officers and men, were
engaged in the suppression of the slave trade on
tho west coast of Africa; in 1850, twelve ships, with
lOS2 officers and men; in 1856, thirteen ships, with
l. 222 officers and men; in 1857 fifteen ships, with
l.424 officers and men.
At the Cape of Good Hope: In 1854, four ships
with 41j officers and men: in 1855, five ships with
7I5 officers and men; in 1856, three ships with
100 officers and men; and in 1857 three ships, with
Gl0 officers and men.
North America and West Indies: In 1854,
eleven ships. with $50 officers and men; in 1856
twelve ships, with 2. .46G officers and men; in 1856,
fourteen ships, with ., S43 officers andme and in
1857 nine ships, with 1865 officers and men.
On the southeast coast of America: In lS54,six
ships with 54l officers and men; in 1859, six ships
with 90j officers and men;in 1856. seven ships,
with 200 officers and men. and in 1857 six ships
with 1885 officers and men.
The total deaths on the four stations were forty
eight in 1854. fifty-two in 1885, one hundred aud
sixteen in 1856, and one hundred and forty-one
in 1857 The numbers invalided were one hun
dred and thrty-six in 1854. one hundred and
nnety-two in 1855, two hundred and one in
1886 and one hundred and seyenty-nine in 1857.
In slaves, for whom head.money was paid, were
sixty-two in 1884. ii 1866, nineteen in 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

SrlcipE-About II o'clock on Wednesday last,
Adams. eng ginccr Of the steamer Southern
Belle, committed suicide by cutting his throat
with n razor. while living in his BERTH lie went
down into the pantry and badc the Steward good
bye, saying he thought he was going to die but
rs he bad done this several times before. no notice
was taken of it. He then went up TO his room in
the texas and went to bed. a short time after
one of the cabin boys took Adams dinner up to
him. and opening his state-room door, discov-
cred him lying dead in his berth, bis throat cut
from ear to ear, and tho razor still in his hand.
lie was buried at Yergers Landing, on the top Of
the highest knob the river. 1t is supposed that
he committed the rash deed in n fit Of jealousy
Memphis Eagle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

SHOCKING RAILROAD AccrDEsr.-St Louis, Sen
tember ia train on the Hannibal and 81. JOS
eph Railroad, met with aserious sccidsntss Platse
River Bridge ten miles east of 81. Jossphs. on the
morning of the 18th, by which two laborers were
drowned, Geo. Thompson. the engineer, and two
fircmcn badly injured. and two or three passsn-
gers slightly hurt The bridge ia supposed 70 have
been fred by an incendary. and was 70 much
burned below that when the locomotive reached Il
the entire structure fell precipitating the whole
train into tho river
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SbI Ii,3 40

'tV'T, ,'T7''T' ""'iT
In other words Wheat Corn and their products
Flour Meal Pork. BaconTand Lard--iorm the
bulk Of the exportabc produce of the FREQ States
comprising two-third4 in population, trade and
wealthy Of the American MON; and it is now pro-
lahIc that instead of exporting nearly Seventy
Millions worth Of these during the ensuing year
shall not be able to spare hnf tina, amount
Can any doubt that our Imports mus; be cor
rcspondingly reduced or not paid for, and thatthe
aggregate capacity Of the West to pay for Goods
and in fact the entire commercial activity of the
Free States, must shrink in proportiony Let our
importers. jobber- aud merchants give earnest heed
to these fncts
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL, lN5S

KING the past Summer have greatly enlarged aud
II improved House and have arg" will light
e and arranged Sales Rooms are 10 b" onud
In our Guy We have made these npfn, cnrnis 10 meet the
wants OF constantly increasing trade and beg to advise
WHOLESALE ann RETAIL dealer. that We have now In
store aud d "rivng the largest aud most desirable stock
nf tollilNt We haN" exhibited "r to IL seen In the
South W" hn,r now been IN the trndc In this city
tor f1sny aud having thus ohiaiprh fun knowledge
III" wan's OF the matc and being more largely engaged IN
the uannia aud sale Clothing than ncr house In
tn" SLATE hceve offer The greatest isdhff-nts
rhdsrs Nv ntrN al shall make additions 10 -oc
nf all that is anl fashionable and purchasers will At all
Times hnd complete stncnt Of superior quality CLOTH
lSti and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, In store
and Tor sain upou iIGtR,:.
Whocsalc aud Retail lnrimena distinct aud IN separate
hoo,s An examination o stock prices and modo do
ing business Is respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN & co.
arg cots los Main street. Richmond Va
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TrRMS

Th. VlR3lNi>\ Is published ally At so r-weakiy
per In av and weekly AT a. invariably IN ad
e. ~ IL he rbzrgsi al No
WI, discontinued. the option the PROPRIETOR
uuti a! arrearag agrs shall have been paid
tor 50 cents per square OF
first nsertn and 81 ots o' each con
rance. unless ordered weekly and then 30 cts
Oct each nseion. II the number of
ncrtions he the Ms will be published TIL
trrrd GU. and cha. gct aoe"ra,ng..
IL. EAKtb "AIE ARE
For sqHare7
ma - II
fpti
Advertisements Intended for both uboci to spe
y
-. Annual Adv yertisers will be limited TO their imrichst
nos. or the charged at transient rates
r. All Advertisements appear IN the daily aud III
~'rkly papers. ,,, ,
Iiyt IN exc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

wh- & l. O G X 8. -~
W.. JONES, Pt,riical tcrairer of CLOCKS TINE
ne ffcrs M"-tC bsxrs, &c, having taken Room
W Stairs next door To Merchants Bank, Main street.
lynchburH Ia prepared at short reasonable
''ms TO csrcnt" work IN his ne, warranne the lie
VIII in short time b" prepared also cpHr SEWING
MACHINES Locks hi Keys &e persons In town coun
try will do we'll 10 give hu call as he spare
no paths to please reasonable customers
In hi. absence Jobs orers len the Store Messrs
NALtniiNt a lit>IN" will be promptly attended to.
ThhMs-Cash On delivery Of work. aug 7dsm
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FORWARDING BUSINESS.
frOW the NorthcrH l'itic. To ~ uch burg Vim Jnu.
River Ganni, Wnd TO AOuth-wrsirTn Ntr-
gimin aHd TcBWcsscr vim Nn. u u.
nud kU.S Tenn. 4 Virginia


4 AN PREPARED TO fDRW ARD MERCHANDISE
u on III" must asntsblc terms aud without della,
Having nttp OF weekly line "i onts (Which VIII Ia"
mdo daily as Tia" hunnrs will justify ~ which com
pei I" rHN" every other day full ul gon d"ian
ed no longer than l. actually I" them from ir
"hHtN"s Time. through from New loik to Knoxville only
twelve cr thirteen davs.
Owing late In Tolls tho Canal tho cHpcn
III. little than halt ot What they
by th'' SOU il. .Stu Railroad
70 Charges invariably follow the goods 10 their destina
tun ALFRED \ LIE.
FOrrdrdinR and Cam aifrcham
~ llts In he Dock Richmond Nn
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sKY-LIoHr PICTURES

% CENTS.
I'm ACCOUNT of the great demand for CHEAP PIC
the Subscribers have reduced the price Of their elegant
SKY LIGHT AMBRoTYPES and MEIAINoTYP PES 10 u
and 81 81 Gemts, including a handsows CASE.
Tine assortment of bcauil Fancy Cases. Breast Pins.
In.kets. &c, always hand Now I'll Come one,
come all
~ Operating hours from 7 A NJ till7P.M.
n. S. TANNER d co Main st.,
lN donrs frnnR Rridnrn Al
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NHPRE ~ aII IN: LEa.-aOOvo .,prcss Shingles
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by.
ANDERSON. LANs'ORD co, on Cai al
,nar 26 Langhorne's n
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o-x xIlNcMusnGuOAC mANDoxx,

GH=90. WAHHON FACTORY subsei UA NY
- hor returns his grateful acknowl lcdp"
mohis I" his old friends tho liberal patron
toward m, and begs leave f them and the pub
Ii that b" has been started In business and he hopes by
NOR" srt attention To business I" merit continuance o IA
lie VIII make to order and keep hand all KINDS OF
Iron Axle Whgg"ns mndc IN the most substantial an neat
style II" vii" a' make tu order and viii soon have made"
general OF Carriages Rocknw aud RnnRirs
Also Ian assortment ut and Two horse spring Moving
Nagk and horse All who want good work.
m hr od LgrrhburP Cparh and HaPcoH Idcng md
he is d"mR business the H-h rnpc expect 4"
g, good woi and at low rfi.r An who good aud
BugRes give IN +, u cnii JOHN II. BAll.Eh, Agt
mNr I, Is
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REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW lsOOna.

u HAVE SOLD orr AT AUCTION ALL OF MY OLD
y and unmodnd Goods aud we'd the opposite al Q Of
MRin Street IN III" s above the Mark house.
where am now receiving large stock Of
loan, British French Swiss, German and
Italian Dry Goods
of thu atca style tnl amazingly low prices ask the
pnopla "f the city anh country giye call Terms of
my sales as bci.totre. el.insiraiy tor cash
scp:l3dts JNO J. PURyiS, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

and three hundred and eighty four in 1857. In
none Of the years was any head money paid for
dead slaves
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
uDREMlUm wAsuING MACmuNErTb

floating ball or knu ke washing hin- oling works
Pa,ent1his machine has recesed the highest premuas
the Virginia aud Mary Fairs and all other Fairs whore
has exhibited In this machine clothes
,p quiehsr, and with less and than by any
other mode II l. simple Ia Its operation that child
darstand and work itand at all liable get Of
order Those who s time aud labor In this tedious
and trying dhoagh absolutely ees~ary) domestic opssn
will pleasc call and examine for TN melves For sale by
aepts dim q ". TROTT. Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

OM hs - NNDs kSOW 0Om NJ n kSO
- ISLAND, WEST INDIES The richest formation Of
Phosphate Of Lime knwn the world cOntauing
cent o Bone Phosphate of Lime being 50 i,hsr In
Phosphate Of than Bone Dust For sale by the subse
Der much lower prices Than Peruvian Guano
inonas received superior to 1t In fertizng qualities Fos
further particulars apply u W. T. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

nIaAOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIlP.-The
firm heretofore existing between the undersgned under
the style of SHEAREk@ co dissolved by mutual
The business ba been sold to j. c. Shearer-both the
goods and all due He alone authorised wind
up the business and pay the debts due by the old
WIN SHEARER,
July 81, 1858 HENRY B. SHEAkER.
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"a JOHN DOOl EN.
"a Hat Maaamrsurcr aud " hoir.nlc -
Dealer la
RdTS, CAPS, rms, YRIM MTAGS, Sc
FALL. 1S5S!

FALL. lS5S!
have now IN and complete assortment
at ever, htr adopted To the FAN fade, aud
prepared (" oiler unusual Inducements to purchasers
In my late Nsi o too mtrkei aud Wnnuaetercn "t Va"
North an East have spared ais In the selection "f th
stock Rnd hain mycf that long enables me {"
anticipate thu, friends In \rpina North Carolina
ard l'nr">>rr call is respectfully solicited ium odd
cusnucI- aid the public JOHN DDpI,EN.
Allr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

cctor] OF the virginia and 1"nBrssee Rslroad Company
held at the office Il The Company thu
Saturday the 18th of January 1857 following resolutions
were adopted
On notion Resorrd That from and tho first ofre.
tho Virginia and Tennessee Rroad will
pay stock killed hy trains running this road nness
lie clearly shown that such stock Killed cpHeQuo~ce
of pablo negligence of the agents npoyee Of th
Company
EsOird That all claims against this Company lons
damage good. produce pesonte within thirty
days from the tiDe artir, delivered
Copy from the minutes
api"3" wM. H. HUGHES, sscy.
COLLECTION 1sa JULY, lk1o.-My friends
and customers who indebted either
since the lat January l-s will peass
AMI settle before the fret of Aug will saving
good deal OF Trouble and ,iTrnse u
Rep copy. ljy 2JtsI H. l.. ARMlSTEAD
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New GOODS Will mx xxoE.vxD A

new store Ire u-t above the Market H.
~o ~ III ya, aud VIII te sold cheap the old terms.
via Cash "n d,lvory ot the uoods
.eptj tdIs JN4 J. PURvIs, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

w Man of good moral character to take charge Of the l
brary the ~ Mems Christian Association whose dnty
II shall be attend their Hail. and correct list OF all
books loaned and keep tho In ORDER u
ring the Fall Winter 9nd Spring months from the hours of
IOoclok each nj sbt II The week, (Sundays except
ed Salary $40 per month. Apply To tho President.
sapt7 dts J X T. BURROUGHS. Nee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

nll SACKS WA RAHAI.L SALT, di
eDVNy rect importation, now la Jamcs River and will
be up n a few days. For sale low by A. 8. Lee
ue pu Richmond Va.
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lANE muNDRED TMOUaAND nCsmllLs

~ WHEAT WANTED-I will pay the high, st make
price for all prime Red and White Wheat brought this
kct. Persons having such sale will do
selling Bags td nished upon usual terms.
2.d)In Jas. +. HORNE.R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

n e. 1h1~e lrany ignorant and worthless luaeks
,ver'ising Themselves Phyeesns and copying DR. JOHN
aGvert.scnet&' saoe hrvcrs bo3 Biss lamp Ir'#
,rs S as and Contemplate fttdf0rs whose lives instead
n a: the Noble Science Medicine have been spent In the
most S,iai Cs1aciy styling themselves RrPunry E6a
oa Paysfias lrsirg upon the im,r peNneed and
oc,ng rng with and running the health Of all unfortunate
falling pow that DR. Johnston deems necessary
70 saw oeeay those auanted with his reputation
that his diplomas always hang IN his office
HIS REMEDlE treatment ectirsly unknown to
nj others repared from life spent III tine great hospitals
and 'chrs In this country and more extensive
VI aot.c than any other ply stefan in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE fOt.
an dA ins
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

VuNhE UNDE ERs1GNED will carry ahe bas-
the old and invites ali the Of he
old Arm give him call whom he will sci, low for caeh
auR2s &c. SHEAREB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

q Gratctu for past avors, the subs, r,bei would
- ~ return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie genc'ally and inform them that he
has now on hand and constantly adding thereoj
,ormen of Elegant Furnr- manufactured by skfu
out Of the best material and finished In the
srabe His Stock embraces every article ally got
len up In the most extensive manufactures
lie socsa call those ishng purchase 10 elilg
sured that he and will satisfaction
price and quality OF work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses alw on hand.
EDWARD }. FOT.KES,
Warcrooms and Mandatory doors below Iibrrty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

ARD-A LOT of nice Leaf I.nrd, for sale nj
IL Wholesale and retail by SHEA eEk CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21
ORANGES, LEMONS

A CAKD.-Wc wish 10 emil the tienliOu q the
"A whole Inhc 10 the fact that have in the
the most desirable lot of Silver Lever Watches
both light and heavy that befnrc
this market ranging in price all the along from
to sixty five dollars These Watches, the
greatest be satisfactory keepers nd
knowing them III do in regard price IN ,it,
size and appearance free what honestly
think VIZ thai the customer Who cannot suit himself
stock Of Silver Hunting Lever Watches despair finding
where else in the ~ dr, wide world
viii the people do the favor and look
motion ina DTS sILNEKTIiOKN q CLIFT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

u SHADES A second spring supply "l these Goods d-
rect from manufacturers Styits aud very bcau
ful Come AMI s.e them y. n. SIMPSON. {.