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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
Senator Douglas and Senator Jones OF

Senator Douglas and Senator Jones of
Iowa.
The Washington Star of Friday afternoon pub
fishes an article from the Galena Courier, Nov
I'd, and letters from Senators Douglas and Jones
of Iowa, in which n sharp personal issue is made
between the two Senators.
The Courier accuses the enemies of Mr. Douglas
of having started at the last hour. the "slandcr'
that in his action in securing the Illinois Central
Railroad grant, he wilfully sacrificed the interests
Of Galena and in reutation Of the alleged slander
says that Senator Jones had it in his power to de-
feat the measure, and hadavOwed his purpose to do
81, because the bill fixed tho terminus of the road
at Galcna instead Of Dubuque, and Mr.. Douglas,
the champion Of the measure after full consulta-
tion with the whole Illinois delegation in both
Houses of Congress, yielded to Jones demand ra.
ther than lose the bill. To prove this statement,
the Conrier publishes II letter from Mr.. Douglas,
dated August 7th, which very distinctly confirms
the statement in the Courier. Mr.. Douglas says
that Mr.. Jones and his friends "nsisted on defeat
ing the bill unless he would extend the road to
Dubuque:" aud also says that "any insinuation
or int!mation on the part Of General Jsnes, or
any Of his friends. that l had any colusion
with him, and was willing to sacrifice the inter
ests Of Galena to those of Dubuque, or any other
point, is basely and ntamously false" s
To this Senator Jones replies in q letter dat
cd November 9th, in which he accuses Senator
Douglas of wilful Misrepresentation and false
hood. He says: Il say ''tciitiI misrepresensta-
tions." because you say you have distinct re-
collection Of the facts 10 the case" and because
the journals and debates of the Senate prove your
statements to be wholly destitute Of truth, far
as you refer to my colleague (Gen A. G.. Dodge)
myself and our friends as having ever expressed
or entertained the idea, as you say, of defeating
the bill unless the road WIS extended to Du-
buqus."
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TIMBRELLAs: UMBREILAs..-I have
u opened this week, anoiher supply of rood MBREL-
LAS which offered at fair prices II Is whch
hand by Adams Express Lees Line. South Side
SOW l7-dtal p SEABURY.
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nj. MATTHIAS g Co. -
~ MAIN ST, LYNcHDURo, VA.
MILLINERY AND FAHCY STORE

WE again call the attention Of friends and the publa
w to onr stock of FALL AND WINTER uOODA con.
sisting In part o BONNEr6 Of oil kinda Miss AND HYa
mArs HATS MssnNs, owEnsa rEATAnkn, nE AD.
PINS, CLOAks, sHAwLA, LACE GOOiDS HOOP
skitfs and aa esaan lot Of funn fu 10 orty avo
dollars sstt, FRONT, SIDE AND BACK HAIR HR1 R1lDa
KID GLOVES, HAIR BRUHHEs AND COMBS eOAP3
AND nPEkFUMERlEH, JETT ORNAMENTO, Wteh varie.
" of articles too nnIneruua W uaentios. ~. =. =
Repairing done at short notice and In good order
We respectfully invite attention n examination or ouy
atork M we bslevs II will compare with 10 the estss Ur
variety style aud chespnes buy goeds on the most
he convinced Of the fact '-'-' -
sept2lta Courier copy 1u--Isep copv
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9.nI.IIxNT o.iti. 1ND GaRHP LIGaT--0..

II on Lamps-One of these Lamps will give light equal
to Al candles worth Of tho oil Will burn
three four hourahe lamp entirely simple in Its
sructon oil free from explosive properties No
supply Oil and Lamps ust received and for by
septlsts JOHN II. 6EAY, Druggist
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UBURE OLD MEDICINAL whisky. 70,
dec sdts srABLER JONES.
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IINClIISURCi COLLEGE.


knE fourth annual session hi, Institution Will commence
j tie 10th September
The lncutnn accessible. In
Ssicthc ,qual to,lat of the best American colleges
drt ihc cle" Mr. l. Bnnkensip graduate "f the vir
United States Coast survey.
fhr sct"a professors vii have exclusive charge of tho
Grammar School which young III be thorough hy pre-
pared iIr college nr busincss
rae s.TY.
EnN-kl l. hROCkEIT, Prtsf3rf, Professor Of Satu
rp SAUNA
LicuNGrs @ MATurws, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
HelicH I.,itr,H
T. u ttullt u rofc Of the Grook Laugurrc and
Literature
BLANkiNNuP Profess oi Maiheuiatlc and Inat,uc.
tor ot IAcr-
Rev W. " WilNrE. rrofcbs oi Moral and Mental
and ul History
SANuII GaLA>p A. NJ, Professor of Constitutional Iaw.
ID lANuuoitSi, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
,u'ngy
Grssrrr Apoirno sauroRI IL. D., Professor of Modern
Lauguag's
EXPENSES
Board ~ per week washing a. 25 per month fuel
Rid. SO tenn Tuition SO In the Grammar school,
$50 IN the Collegiate Department tor halt session
Catalogues. r"utainug further In formation. he oh
tanned 10y addressing the President. ang SITS
Try bnvr Cold, Cough, or dsss r~cn bic IT,
Hbsut The t'roRi, with constant disposition
cough, t,e Eot Oh CANDY prepared and sold Rt
II THOMPSON 4 cos
fc.1 tlt- DRUG ktprg
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
! IN HAh

Es.@o-
T IIRGlS. " pnb.ished ally a. sE nj r'weeklya
PEI Gttun sna weekly al s2, nvaTatl3 in ad
ac; other 81 o0wiN chsrgeiin al esses Nr pap.I
will &c II scopnuei NJ III option OF the Prnpfetors
anti al arrearages shall have teen aid
AvFR lsEMENTsaf b serted tor so cents square OF
aes Insertion, and 81 cts for each con
sance ordered inner form weekly and then 80
per square will be charged for oar Insertion II the numherof
insert ked the Ms. will he pubshei tor
Ter d oni. and charge according
II. EAFl.N Arl ARE
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f"r two d' 90 .........,.'.........,'... %
itro"e 10 -ehl-"rfk
For two 10 20 W
y Advertisements Intended both papers subject TO spe
- Annual advertisers vii he limited to their immediate
the advertisements charged al transen, rates
p AL new advertisements appear In the daily ana VII
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~ obituary notices which exceed eghtiines are charged
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nLD Brewa Windsor soap, sld CASTLE soap.
very fne Honey soa aud Glycrne Soap for sale by
dec 1<dtal j. H. THOMPSON co.
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" THE CANAL'-THE HIGHEST RAJ T. Of REIGlIT
ON GENERAL. MERCHANDISE ONLY 3otrS. PER O1 |
LBS.-ON GROCERIES,, CROCKERr. GTEENSUARE |
&c, ONLf2J CTS PER 100 LBS which Includes all cxpen
scs from the wharves AT Richmond to Lynchburg Guano
ly 81 IS per ton ofa 0NO lbs
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
" ill., In order TO increase ths trade still the
put Goods through at the above low your
goods the get the quicker and chenIc ard them
A s Ii r.. hn the Dock.
aug lots Richmond Va
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OUR FALL STOCK!
n. GIGGENHEIAIER

\. CT GGE = IILI MER,
VXyol ID respectfully call The attention Of his friends and
w the puhc ,ohs large and well selected stock Dry
ooi Shoes Sc Particular attention has paid
10 dies Goods Of description style and quality
Ladies silks can he supplied with black coorrd
from Is cents s3 so per ynrdhs stock Mcrinoes
ns Apacees unsurpassed to price aud quality.
Tho largest aor of Cluaks Shaws Sc (sooe ineJ
brought this market lie found herewith choice
selection nf shaoswhieh upon examination will be found
cheap so superior of Cloths. Cassperes, &c--wih
good took heavy wooens Tor farm hands, Blankes &c
BUYERS nre invited o give my stock examination.
Merchants will do well to giye cali
going North. GCGGENHElAER
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JOHN q MEAGHAM u
EryajpcIas, srI 0futR, Aiag's Evil, Ittur Tu-
uors. aud Sail Ikl.Hm

From n ForWardin1 hsrchapf NJ 81 L0ais Feb I, ls56
DIR AYFRYour Pills TIA" paragon "f all that great
In medicine" They have my lr ilup 'cr If ncctous
her hands and had proved
years Her mo.r had been long gri"v"usly afflicted
blotcbcs and pimpl.s her skin hair After
chld cured she also Ird your s aud hcy hnvc
her
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From Par. J T. Haars Pastor of thRrA. Hosi0p
DR AfEk:-l have used yonr Pills with rxraolnary sue
my family aud among those called in Ills
fr'fs L" rrguai" the of drzun aud puffy the
blood they the best remedy have aud
! can confidently recommend them friends
Yours, J. V, IlAES.
WaRsAw WYoMINd Co. \ Y.Drt - lr55
DEAR SiW:i am using Cathac P,l7 IN Practice,
aud hnd them an excellent cleanse the
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EyIUID.--Just TO ha md a lss sr y n I'm G
II FLUID AND LAMP OILS. For ssle ny
. nov % dts. j. H. THOMPSON Il co.
HENTs sHOEs.--s havr epesca shis 9osnip9 .
" large supply Of Gents Double ard elasle eos oAf
GAITERs tdseo ?. BIABUHY
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Terms.

AEEUSs
The daily BALTIMORE WEKCER ia published
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered by
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week
The WECKER is also delivered In the Cities of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WICKER
$3 so in advance.
6S5- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is pubIis-
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per6
months in advance. ~FI
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-19

II Look out for limitations Of Lea & PERKINS, WOr-
cestershire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOIN DUNCAN
/ & Sons. aug2l-dly.
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THE BEST BILL YET!
MAPLE WOOD FOR SALE!

ON WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of October 1883, and days
following for sale to the highest bidder, on the
isgs that splendid Tract Of Land belonging TO X h aL
sg halter known Josiah Williams place, fronting on the
of Nashville containing 3G5 The Nashville and Louis
vile and the Edgeeld Kentucky Railroad runs on an arr
line through the Tract The Tract Will be divided
into lots of from ten twenty thirty except The lot con
tanning the dwelling, which will be beautiful 50 lare Of ABOUT
SEVENTH acres extending the Turnpike the east TO the
Railroad on west and decidedly Of tue richest ana os
desirable locations the vicinity Of Nashville, or in the State OF
Tennessee. .,....,
The are connections well built brick dwelling suroun
dad nv most beautiful grove Of native 70 est trees the extent
and convenience Of buildings, stables coWE houses and
oultrv splendid fish pond, and excellent spring hne
garden orchard make this one OF the most desrabe aos
In tbe State Excepting the house tract there about 10 acres
in fine timber cleared and in superior state Of cu-
yaon The all parts Of the tract is Of rhe richest quail
ves mostly with many gentle elevations for building
aid In mbered portion there three Of the most eoan
ding sites 70 be found in the vicinity Of kasnvlls. -
The beauty and fertility Of these lands their distance from Nas
Vile and immediate proximity the growing town OF Edgehed
Tie facilities Afforded by Turnpike and Railroad and the
ceIence the neghbohOOd renders this Of the most d
HE hills We have ever to the public. And 10 all WHO may
e rich and handsome country Sites al the proper distance from
town 10 business in the city and enjoy the
md Injuries OF country residence the best OF neghroos
N 10 those wishing 20 engage gardening vineyards &c TINS
ouanted with these lands any attempt by 70 describe them
IS superuous but those unacquanted with tn We Nol
Of the best bodies OF lana IN Anlerl
ca, For pats call at No 81, Deaderck street
TFRMs-The will be sold credit OF i and years.
without interest Notes with approved securities req e ay
HE in bank and a lien retained to secure the payment
At the close Mr. Elan will sell on eeit oil
six months his valuable lot Of stock farming implements corn
fodder &C. &C. Omnibuses free and collation. usual
0e5-dSwtds NANCE a. WOODWARD Agents
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Pr0fessor HnskeII,s E,IecIric OF.

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism ami Neuralgia,
Deafness, Eryspeas Scroula, Bronchitis, letter. Ring
worm, scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
? Cured iH from Tires to tt5eRtg Minutes. Z III
Lameness in Man or Beast Of Sores Frscke and u-
Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description cease in
simultaneously.
Prices 50 cts., 81 and 81 per Bottle.
It only real HAIR INVIGORAT0R that will make the
hair grow when everything else falls clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFF in ten minutds, it shiny, glossy jet
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless: no burning or bis
sng sensations, with other lotions and inments Is plea
SAINT to take fire. soothing and healing severe burn
scald in five minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity thousands OF
miraculous have performed BY it all the land
Use everything else then give this Oil one trial, and you viii
be convinced INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free.
Friend, longer, send for bottle OF Hass Electric
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No ~
Pine
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Contrac
ton Of the muscles, should the metropolitan Bath. BE par
tcular the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
oilers sell this medicine Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant agents, who have large Autograph certdcat.
signed by the proprietor
BsaOare Of C0anterfsits!
Every bottle has Profssor Haskels Electric Ol blown
edges Of the glass; and tie envelope has his portrait
and signatures to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. 65 Pine Street, Saint Louis, AiSs0afrj.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this popu
wonderful remedy by calling in person, addressing BY
letter. HASKELL % Pine Street, st. LOUIS will have their
orders promptly filled and forwarded
TERMS Cash ST. s. SIC dozen. It is elegantly put
Bills &c. furnished rratutoUsy. Send in orders
will find itcures and paws
For WholesaIsfV FWIN PENDLETON & CO., and ret
yJO. G. BROW N7yH--1l" Te~- marld&wly
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~ YALUABLE FAFialN ron SAT-

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned hasT
sided for the last eight years. is for sale Il -
Of Big HaTpeth river, IN the county Of "
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, the iaFe
Tank, R6hiand and GentTeVe Tnrnpike nine mile
from franklin thL county seat of williamson and Wb
two miles Of the North Western Railroad now being
struced The contains about four hundred and egh
acres of Rr farming land; the county line between
Davidson Williamson through the Northwest
Of the tract Il formally the well known farm
the late Wilkins Whitehld.
On this fs rm are comfortable residences, with all
cesy out houses; barn, cribs stables, carriage house. &c
With an excellent young orchard Of most choice fruit GOoC
spring water abundance 0fneVeT falling STOCK water
running from different sources through the farm AdOin
ing this farm alOer tract OF about two hundred
excellent land with good residence, for sas The soil o.
both tracts equal any for CTOps for grain
and both united hey will be sold separately together
NAV suit buyers il s thought BY good judges cnuld be
made best stock in the State 10 its sze
A. those wanting buy would OF course wnsh 70 view
The premises before purchasing further description IL
Asened Unnecessary but ali are invited 70 call and o
themselves. aug 25-eOeEW0i JOHN I. HILL.
VWISH to sell the farm which reside, in WilliEms5
eount7 adjoining shat advertised above By Dir. John
Hill containing by recent survey one hundred and ninety
zine and half acres or Hr5t rate farming land with com
Portable dwelling, with G Necessary Out houses, suitable 70
with good enees nCIndlng about hundred yards Of
stone fence will sell this place separately, or togethel
with Mr Hul's-as both united would certainly make Aes
rabe farm, and purchasers invited 70 cali on ArH
and svaraine the premises. LAFlNtA CRAIGHEAD.
Fc ertns particulars apply TO Mr. Fl. Snyder, g. the
Stor5Uf SPyde' 4 FriEZell, Nashville L. Z.
augS-eOdzWU
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y
OR, PROTEC SOLUTION r
y q. a Mt-.-.a !. L. I.

OR, PROT ECTED SOLUTION
PrOGOXide Of Iron Combined,
rigs In the Matea Meics subjected must be
eeived as an established medicine It's efficacy in caring
DE e PSEA,
Affections Of the Liver Dropsy Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con-
umptve tendencies DoeTsd Of the Bo0G Boils,
and the pT0sttng effects Of Lead Mercury General De-
bhty, ami all diseases which reqnire TONIC and ALTERA.
TIVE medicine is beyond question ne proofs OF its seav
numerous, authenticated and such peculiar
character mat sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receive the
proIerei aid.
The Peruvian syrupdoss not profess to be cura but its
range s extensive because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from cause, may be cured
The cao diseases for which the Syrup provides cure Is
precisely that which has often haed the highest order Of
meical s me iacts are tangible, the witnesses accessible,
and the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup inconravere Those
who may wish for an opinion from disae persons respecting
the character OF the syrup, cannot fail he satisfied
following, among numerous testimonials in tie hands on De
Agents The gnitures those gentlemen known the
Community, and Of the highest responsibility.
CARDTe undersigned having experienced the beneficial e
fecs Of the Peruvian syrup, do hesitate
well from the testimony Of others whose and uteg
rty altogether have no doubt its efa-
" ih 49, o. uOipShl 1e on tne Lungs and bronchial Pas
ages DYSPEPSIA LIVER Complaint Dropsy, Neuralgia &c In
deed, its effects would be incredible, from hcharace Of
those who have witnessed the and have volunteered their test
mOny as we DO ours, to its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John pisrpout.
s.H. Kendall, NJ D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. Amory, james @. Dunn,
samuel Nay Thomas Whitman
NOTcEIts well known that the medical effect o. Protoxds
maintain solution Of Protoxide further oxida
ton has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
Known and TINS solution may replace all the protoearbaie, CT
trates and tartrates Of the M3teria Meiica
A A HAYNES, n, D., Assayer to the State Of Mass.
Is Boylston street, Boston, U. S. A.
PEIoE.-Large bottles g., small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEMOVILBE BELL.
may4-d&tW6m.
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BY TELEGRAPm.


New YoRK, Oct is, 1858-The Steamer Aris
with Liverpool dates Of the 9Th has arrived of Can
Race-Cottou sales Of three days $1,000 bales, mar
kst quiet but steady. Manchester sdvices upfayor
able. Breadstufs very dull Provisions quiet
Consols 981 Richardson, Spence & Co., saw s.Cof.
ton dull. Fair and lever qualities being offered al
a slight reduction. Manchester sdvicss uufavora-
bic; Flour, prices are easier hut quotations remain
unchanged, Wheat dull and generally UNCHANGED
Corn dull quotations nominal but heavy. Pork
quiet, Bacon dull but little inquiry and prices weak
Lard dull, 60a6l" s.
There is no improvement in the Telegraph Cable
Advices from China represent affairs as unsatislac
tory.
The American Minister has gone to Shanghai.
The cholera is raging among the Chinese troops.
MEMPHIS Oct. ls-Tbe Owe laud Nail from Fort
Smith on the Sth arrived to-day, and confirms The
account of the battle between the U. s. troops and
the Camanche Indians.