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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

| Ne roTk. Oct. BY Lverpoel flee ".
IearH - sellowing edditieaal ftsms o kuFepea1
news.
Issisrs from the French provinces contra ths
report Of the armament Of ell the great parts
Tie Government ha. purchssed land at very
high price on the Provincial coast. for the purpose
OF erecting Publications.
IL il stated that the Pope contemplate abandon
ING Rome. and again taking refuge ct Gaeta.
Advices from Home to the 9th announce the
arrival there Of the Austrian Minister, WHO had
an audience Of the Pope the 25th instant.
In Lomisarjy the male population are being
organized militarily aud the Pedmontese govern
ineut has sent . large quantity OF Ammunition
To all the principal towns.
The representative of the ex-Grand Duke OF
Tuscany ut Rome bad refused to deliver up the
I'm aasy house. although threatened with the CON
fiscation Of his osn property IN Tuscany. It's
raid he is supported in this refusal by tho amBas-
sailors Of France and Austria.
The King Of the Belgians would remain at Mar
rilles
L. is stated that the return Of the Emperor to
pa,iswil lie post oned ill the 18th Of October.
THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.
Tho London Times Of Thursday is highly in
lgnant AZ tho conduct Of the Americans, and "
somewhat elligerant it's tone. 1--WE have yielded
more than We ought on many American questions,
il declares simply because the public opinion OF
the country cannot be enlisted these Jnltry dis
,ute- while tho destinies of the world are being
decided out Of DOORS
'But there has probably nevcr yet been an in
lance of spot in dispute between the two ma
lions which has been violently seized by one Of
them, on the sole responsibility of an inferior Of
iicer Such m act requires an explanation from
the Government at Washington. and doubtless
Mr. buchanan will ut once declare that Gen. uar-
hey noted without his sanction. aud that the posi-
ton oi matters has been in no way changed by
this appeal 10 mnin force
Tie Times censurc- tho British government
for h,bituay yielding to every demand OF the
American government aud expresses II hope that
we ~hllI be true to our ourselves aud to those
hardy and trusting ndyenturcrs who, under the
SUPPOSED protection Of the British laS, have spread
themselves over the globe"
"lhi- language" says the European Times,
rs almost certain to produce language equally
deian, the part our transatlantic cousins,and
is not calculated to lead to avery harmonious So
luton Of the question, 1t will hardly be adopted
by responsible Minister like Lord Russell, and
is certainly calculated weaken the hands of
President Buchanan"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
RUTU8x BANS.


aac IsHALf on TUESDAY, the ia day q Noyem.e, ,
wv the premises ri puiir auction, sell my YARN
A-nlnng about 500 Acres, IN thu county Campbel h
Joining Judge Robertson, VIM. Gough Col n Langhorn
Others nhouf our mis nom Lyncburg, immediately on nd
james River and Kanawha Cnnal and within few ipne
yards Of the South Side Railroad About OF mi,
In original growth Of good timber and attached TO il i %
ed one the best farms In upper Virginia The land il I
enclosed under fences in high state cu,s
and about 100 Acres well In Orchard Grass T,"
Herds and Clover, and good Orchard A.
provenents a Brick Dwelling House, with rooms s
Kitchen oyersecrs House. Negro Cabins stabes c
Houses Wheat Barns Tobacco Barns with all other mn
sary Outhouses Mo Of the improvements have been eeu
built. .
young0 consisting Of Men, Women Boys and Grs y H
and Mules (ann them hne booded Mares now win ~,
by Red Eye) Yoke OF Oxen, 10 Mich Cows and Cas
fH Cattle 70 head Of Hogs (the Cows arr Du,6.
aud Devon. and the Hogs Chester and Berk ,"
Devon Bull barrels of Corn, with Shueks Ton
from same and Straw from 800 bushels OF Wheat Wno.
Drill 1hreshing Machine. Wagons and Harness. Cart and
Plantation Toos.
of the purchase money the land will he
required negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed
four months Discount added; the residue In equal insamn
of years, bonds with good personal security bear
interest date and title retained until purchase monr
paid The negroes and other property, 500 will h. I
credit Of 10 months negotiable notes satisfactorily enors
ed interest added
would prefer selling the Land Negroes, Stock Crop. k
together To wishing TO purchase In that way s,
gain ma, had, and upon any time thai reasonable man
Mr. Will. Mays will show the place to any one wishing
to see II.
Address ut Lynchburg Va.
,ei S-JiZ2noy EDWARD ID. ClIpIsTIAN
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Sale q! Valuable Property,

~ IN pursuance Of decree o the Circuit Court of Roa
E noae. pronounced nj the August term 1850 IN the suit Of
Peek Ianghornc drought 10 close the partnership business
Peek lInniord ihny"rne) the undersigned who wa
The highest bidder OF Bristol "WEDNESDAY. the
ID day Of November, 1859, THE VALUABLE TOWN PROP
ERTY in the Goobson, Tor Brso owned by Peek,
Hanord Langhorne, consisting OF LOT, facing the Union
Depot Virginia Tennessee Railroad and the East
which the following improvements viz: Brick Ten
enent high 10 feet 'front.' with Blk two Offices
with three rooms Kitchen and House rooms
House. CRIB and STABLE with for 20 Horses Ien-
Pin Alley with Bar Room Lumber House and Lodging Room,
all in quo, repair with Well the lot Of fine wafer
reliable stream In the place. Also. TWO LOTS the
East sir of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad Depot All Of
these positions in to trade vel equal
any improved Property in Gooon Bristol and possess
al, alacS superior b. had in either place
Kaus SAIF-lhc OF sale directed by the decree
Court, follows: onehird cash. and the balance
months the purchaser giving bonds nego
paper with sufficient personal sncury for the deferred
payments These the parties interested may
The credit payments he title will be retained
unli the purchase money Is paid in full
sept 2I-itlnoY J. JOHNSTON Commissions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

MURDER ASp LyNcuiHG IN McLEAN Co, Ky
a gentleman called Mt our Office yesterday and
gave us the particulars uf II horrible tragedy ii Ne
Lean county. ltappcars that Mr.. Hines lig,f
n citizen of Mclean county. sold negro to Mr..
Martin Hancock, of Henderson, last week The
negro certainly did not like the change Of masters.
and was sent to Calhoun, the county seat If Nc.
Lean. for the purpose of being taken care Of until
Mr.. lIanccci should call for him. To make sure
ofthis, Mr. jerome Culver by request of Mr.. ilggs,
attempted ;otake charge Of him. lie found him
in n grocery store and asked hin, to accom- lauy
him (Mr. c. On the ncgr, rcfuseing to g., Mr.
Culycr took hold Of him. when he 1.-THE ncgroJ
drew knife and inflicted three stabs ON Mr. Culver
who fell and died mstatly.
Immense excitement was caused ,loughout tho
surrounding country, and large crowd gathered
around the Jail. whore the negro had been in tho
meantime taken. which threatened summary ven
gcance To allay this eellng,i was thought lest t.,
have an investigation ut once and for this purpose
the negro brought out of the Jail to be ,akel,
To court house. As soon as the officers made thier
appearance with the negro in the street. they were
overpowerod by the crowd the negro was torcibly
rescued from them, taken short distance iron.
town and hung ON tree 7ousriue journal.
llth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

Many Of sAs Sos,hsrn Dsnoraey say they dom,
iifs Dsssl.s. but that they will support him in
psxser~noe % Black Republican. This is a
usre s-.sios- They are anxious to supper. Dou-
eiAs. because they think he can DO elected. and
nobody else can. Availability is their only test
The trick Of such declaration a. this is exposed
By the Charleston Mercury in the following
soorchiag article:
The pressxt that they will support him in pre-
ference 10 block Repstticam, is, OF course, moth
ing bat prstext He isjust as bad asa black
republican. He co-operated with. and obtained
for the black republicans their triumph over the
South In the rejection Of Kansas from the Union.
Eli TEAMS, aud whole hosts Of black republicans
look upon his policy the very best to secure tho
exolusion Of slavery from our territories and their
settlement and appropriation by the free States.
But II this was not 40, the alternative they IRE
pleased to make between DoUaLAs and black re-
publican, 10 q mere fiction to suit their policy
There ID no sach alternative in tho nature Of
things. II really intent on maintaining aud pre-
serving the rights VI the South, they would nutu
rally support man for the Presidency who truly
and faithfully reflected this policy. When, there
fore, they refuse TO set up and support such man
and support DoucLAs, the shallow game is appa.
rent They are playing part--the best gam,
they can in the South, to suit the end they have
in yiew--ths elevation Of DOUGLAS TO tho I'rcsi.
dency. To make Mr. DouoLAs President ol the
United States 10 Of more consequence than the
maintenance OF the rights and interests of the
South. LISA mere maks.weightto lift them to pow.
err They arc the best DOUGLAS sharp shooters
because they Rght behind trees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
Later From Europe:
ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH BRITON!
Death of u s. Minister Mason Tho Great
Eastern Tho Zurich Conference.-The
italian Debt The San Juan Affair.

F,Rrnre Poisr, Oct. lG..-rhe steamship
North Botaia. from Liverpool on the 5th passed
here at three O'Clock this morning and is due at
Quebec to- ght.
judge Mason, the American Minister, at the
Court Of ST Cloud had del mt Paris Of apoplexy.
Tho Gfcdt Eastern was To Leave Portland for
oyhead on the 9Th.
A. Zurich. all six plenl,oten,iarics were pres
cnt on the 81 inst. The articles Of peace were
read over. and the Paris Iitr,c says the treaty
will Lc ,i,ned in few days, coniii III the cesson
of I.pmbarly. and contain the settlement OF tho
Lomlarly debt. Central Italian affairs will be
settled iy peace Congress.
1t j. asserted in Paris that Austria has consent
edit .lucc re pcdmontc.e portion of the LON
hardy drh' from 400 on0 900 francs to litto more
/ than halt that sun.
| The i,ul,u Tmcs has another sharp article on
/ the S,n juan affair, rejoicing in Gen. SCOTS
mission anA trusts that pacific luton Of the
| difficulty viii result
LNrrsr i umor SAYS that preparations of the
| French cx,,c.liun for China have been suspend
cd This it Is supposed indicates an apparent back
! ing da"n
| Mnr-hn Ncs order ot the day upon Joining the
troops Mt \numudr, was9sllstIucd into IN adms-
sion 'iut peace was not lively to last long.
The Paris correspondent al the London Herald
says, that nnthing is heard every side but pre-
partitions Tor war. lie gives a similar picture Of
affair in Austria and Sardinia.
! Judge Musnn died on the 81 of Oct.
! The Sandman government has sent n circular
note to the representatives oi European Courts,
urgiug the formation OF the Kingdom of Upper
! Italy.
| Ii was o~.crtcl that the Pope Ind ordered pass.
ports to HE Sandman Minister. This it was re-
! ported, had given rise To collision between the
| Swiss troops aud neutral stations at Cattoica.
! 1t was sNld that an iusurrcctionary movement
| had takra place III Palermo.
! Ile Sandman standard la been hoistci over
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

SucIpr $3.50 Nlont c.",cn o'clock on Tuesday
night last Ja'i's NJ iCiur" n ab)ring man of Mi l.
dlotwn, Bo Ter County Ohio, committed saicile
by emitting i.;S throat with rax,r lie had late
~ boon drinking to excess, but for day or two
previous hal abstaned from stimulants, and il is
supp 'sed that the reaction drove him to INSANITY
lie was about thirty five years If age.
Tao deed was pcrpel'aed with great GOODNESS
aud IN the presence Of his WIFI; Immediately after
he threw down the razor and walked out of the
house, toward the rescrcc Of II physician who
lives not lar on Hs had hardly proceeded 100
yard-. however, when he fell deal upon the ground
1t IA n singular coincidence. that few wears
ago, NcCuro'~ wifo's brother, also resident of
Middleton killed his WIFE, and then put an end to
his own eNstence in the same manner us his ul-
happy broIhcrn-lnw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

The Opposition Of Louisiana have nominated
full State ticket, and gone into the canvass with
strccr hopes Of success. This Opposition party
includes not only Americana aud Whigs bat ma
ny Democrats who ere Disguised with the corrnF'
ton and pronigaey existing In tho Federal Gov
erumcut. an we'll ~ tired Of Submitting to the ma.
,ocrat,c despotsm Of John SIideli 10 the manage
ment Of he internal affairs Of the State. We
ope,s. 10 far - II has reference 10 Federal poll
,ics. he Platform ad.pted BY the Opposition Of
Louisiana Il their late State Convention;
pLArross or TIE 0rrosirIns Parry.
or IL Sots of Louisiana: Adopted IN Conren.
t;on sSeptember Il, 1859. Ia The CITY Of NeD Or
i. Resolved. That we earnestly dcpreca,e the
further agitation Of the irritating questions CON
necsed with the institution Of slavery. We be-
lieve that those questions have been nnneeossar',
" forced upon the consideration Of Congress AMI
the people; and that their Introduction into the
polit;cal arena has been prompted by no spirit OF
patriotism nor even BY sincere regard ior The
interests Of either section OF the Union. but that
they hare been the ingenious devices OF ambti'
Gus men 10 excite sectional animos,iies, aud thers
BY advance their own selfish aud unhallowed
purposes. "a.
General Government has falsifc1 its pledges 10
the people and by 1t. wsstefpl extrayn,ance in
tho public expenditures, wiliful neglect Of the
substantial interests Of the people. its cowardly
foreign policy, and mischieyous sectional action,
has forfeited all claims 70 the confidence OF the
country. ais
g. We advocate an economical administration OF
the Federal Government not merely in name but
in reality, 70 be effected by limiting the expenses
Of printing 10 the actual necessities Of the Govern
msnt BY abolishing the Tracking privilege and
separating altogether the contracts Of the Govern
ment from corrupt political influences.
4. The preservation Of the integrity Of the M
tional Legislature by tho dsconn,enancns the
appointment Of members Of Congress to ofhre' 10y
oondemning the indiscriminaie nae Of the hsecu-
tive veto; BY retaining In full force the treaty ma
king power to the National Senate, and rc,erslng
the control Of the purse and the power to declare
war where il now rests, in Congress.
j. 4 Just aud manly administration of the Tor
eign tseiiey Il the Government. protecting and
asserting the rights Of the Government and ,ts eat
-y<u. whether native or uAtufallTcd. against f1r-
err sgxrssss0n fr~m any quarter.
l. 4 ssss sn1 ws<.seas e.foree useo; Of The 'ars
IrAasr .r-rsssrSI sssab0s .issto-, i, tie cn-e;-
rnapa III sA&ssase NJ Ossr D~~scj.
g Ths ssgannassens 10 0<kcs IL fsssaiSi Ans pa
rrilfs nsnA. and Aas Il asess parsssAas. VIII ss.
rsarx smm hare 10 the as-er~da ~ ssse nAisoa Gil
nc 1hs mpM frsan1Dt { places al hosse aid
airuke
a. Tht yrescrxzaen n the nasscrsl hcSor b,
tine fulfllmasi II sl ns4ssnAa etbgAasos'. and jus
end esusi dealings vsss eeher GererafDes's-
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COMMERCE.

The Selma (Alabama) Reporter closes II long
article on the subject Of tho next Presidency with
the following sensible advice:
In conclusion. we will say to our irends--have
nothing to do with any wing or branch Of the de-
mocratic party The whole concern is rotten
rotten to the core The policy of the party is
ruinous to the country, and unless IL is checked
and that an early day. once glorious Union
will be burst asunder. aad it, Fragments buried
by the miserable hands Of modern democracy.
let the conservative element Of the country
await the action Of our friends in Virginia, who
are To meet on tho lith Of December. and organ
ine for the contest Of go. The position they will
take, will be conservative and National. and their
action will be "A nucleus around which the con
scryntive men Of the whole country can rally, and
make tiepselyes felt in the approaching cain
paign Tho fires Of 40 aud ~. WILDE rekindled
and with one united shout wcwill all rally arounp
some National conservative man, whose antcce-
dents will secure the confidence of the country.
aud who will look t, tho Constitution as his plat
form. aud the only upon which tho govern
meni can be safely. wisely. "r properly nin.nis
tered and who will administer the Government.
with the Constitution rs his guide. wilunt fear
favor or affection and restore 1t 10 thai happy and
prosperous condition, in which WILLARD FILL
MORE lief, il. when hc retired from the FRESH
dental Chair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

SnocSISG REsuLr or FAMILY QuARRris.-An
inquest was held at Cambridge, England. on tho
2lst ult., on the body Of Henry John Masters,
who had committed suicide by hanging. He LEI {
n letter addressed to his wife, III which he saw,
You will get married again; pity the unforta-
nate man that ever comes under your roof, hc
might rs well DO toad under a harrow, there il
some difference between the smiles in tie shop
and the irnwns in the room; YOU cannnt W hen
alone give kind answer Oh the deceit no one
could believe. | always was cheerful btfore
strangers. rs did not wish to let every one know
what fool had made # mysrf; can safely say
that the face has worn the smile when tho heart
bleedoth and many have said he has jumped into
a g,od homo; can safely say jumped out of
one. You know was unhappy, why did yuo not try
to soothe me? No, but you were the more acrr,.-
waiting. MY God! My God! / thank you that
You left me nerve enough to write these few lines
Whe,, the wind blows and the SHOWS falls med-
tate upon these few lines, and say, God forgive
his sins. and take him TO that heavenly rest where
there is alloy and happiness" Keep this, look at
i well, ana you know all is the truth, so help me
God. My time is getting short now, 90 write no
more. ig, and pray TO my Heavenly Father to
forgive my sins, and yours, and those connected
with US. No more on earth from your loving and
unhappy husband. Thejury returned the follow
ing yerdict:-That the deceased DESTROYED him.
self while in ft Of insanity, brought on through
the bad conduct Of his wife, and they thought she
ought TO be called before the jury and severely
censured' by the coroner. The coroner thought L
would be better that the censure should be con-
veyed 70 the wife in writing by him, and the jury
concurred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
Bakers Premium Bitters.

c. We hoIe lho cliltns 9eneray VIII be ever minIln
Dig of this al-imporan Family MeiiciDe-onc that Is
aunc In all climates and In NIL that has
formed remarkable than other discovered
that by all conditions and with perfect
III stands nnryae for the cure ot ID, spesa
Odds Coughs Choic, Nervous Affections, General Debility
que Fever and Nervous Headache. Bakers celebrated
ia.Ira Br1FE have been manufactured in Richmond Na
past and highly recommended by Physicians and
others their great virtue, They composed entirely Of
vegetable uane and therefore entirely free from all mine
poipns When all other remedies have failed single bot
Tic has been known the worst Of Dyspepsia, certified
hv the hate ho r. Ncwels and fcyers attesled by VIM
H. Oregon lInru, chOcs and diarrhTa,
hundreds 81 citizens assert. who used II with great sue
during the prevalence OF The Cholera In Richmond, and
which inmctl checked AMI uprno;ed all the symptoms OF
hprri disease by the of Bakers PREairM BuTEIs-
Indeed doubt there has been discovered tonic of
,,wc and soothing nature these Bitcrs, which
CONSTANT, administers. TO children with the appest result
The Proprietor these Bcrs have them known
throughout the country, AMI for this will pat them Ia
country and Others by the wholesale such prices
cI,i tail h. please. All are inv tied 10 tr! the Bers and
a u i:, for tilpr-,'vos of tlr ir merits.
IL had al Druggists in I5nchburg AMI elsewhere in
y rynia. For orders address h. BAkER, Proprietor,
iuly 2GdGrls Richmond, Va.
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The Late Elections.

The Washington c.rtesrondent u the New York
T;.bule says:
the recent election results arc =" depressing to
The liefn -crat. here. that they have mrmcntar,ly
saspeadci b silities one with another. Dem3crni
ic defeats H. Pennsylvania two years IN succession
being thiog unprecedented. inspire hut faint
h-ps ii retrieving that State IN the c'ntcst sc
i-Ca May Pennsylvania politicians have alrsn
dy reaehe,. the city, aud are dnubicss animated
By a patriotic desire To ecrye the country under
Executive direction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
Hair Restorative.

NJ WE pleased Ia he able To record the satisfaction
Of patrons after triuI Of article advertised in
columns We have the satisfaction 10 know several OF
used Prof Moods Hair Restorative, and pro-
h.. what the advertisement II Is. We
personal aciuainanees, who were headed
they tried their hair il restored 10 lis original
Color Willingly add testimony 10 its efficacy. and
give formation others desiring IT, This speaks
well for nrtct and adj, all who do not wish 10 appear
gray -hra,e Woods Hair Western, Patriot
SOLD Nv all good Druggists sept 29-2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
NJ s SOME twenty years since, was very seriously NJ
aE4 jured in OF my hips, by coming in contact with
ht Of the ship f which was second mate The bruse
hip has given great trouble most Of the
lime since, until year ago last April when heard of Davis
PAIN Killer and Immediately procured bottle aud by using u
according directions entirely cured In about ten days
have experienced the least trouble from my complaint
Feeling the Importance of having this valuable medicine con-
by before starting for Europe In March last In the
.p Louvre from Kew York, purchased two large bottles 10
take with Willie Antwerp. of was attack
ed with very dyscnery; gave him tho Pain Killer
and II cured him in u hurry.
passage home with hundred and sixtyfnr pas
engers administered this valuable remedy all who
SEEK and took without getting relief One lady passen-
particular troubled with bad headache, for which
said there having been troubled with 1t moi
years told her had remedy and gave
the Pain Killer, which, 10 her SURPRISE did effect the cure
had long sought In vain for had good medicine chest
put board ship but did not it, there being
necessity for 1.-THE Pain Killer answered all purposes And
do sincerely every alpmastcr always To
take good supply of this valuable medicine with him going
II Is valuable and convenient to use In ease OF
wounds bruises which liable 10, and frequently do hap
pen 10 sipboarI.
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN late Master Of the Ship Louvre
I1-,lis