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NEORGE GREENFIELD. WIG

~ MAKER &c No l36 Bank street, has just return
ed from Europe with splendid tmon Of HAIR and
everything used in his line, OF the latest styles Hnyiug
made selections from the Rest markets, e feels confident
of pla sing al who may fyor him Win call He Ond
cal the Ladies' particular atteuonto ms stock OF LONG
HAIR FOR BRAIDS, sc. A choice uAs1Itment OF Per
fumeries, Combs. Brushes SC sc
E5 Ladies' Hair Dressed at his rooms or their own
idtnces in the latest Partisan styles. GRO
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nnn,t Enrret tn Ynto ;

Republicans don't forget to vote to day
Vote early. See that your next door neghhor
has voted
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LEADER

pUBLisHEp ny
r. C0WLES h co.
NO. l44 AmERroAN BUILDINGS, SUPERIOR ST.
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I'd vol BARTHs Central africa.
- Price s.. Al b COBB CO, ".
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
DRAFTS IN AMOUNTS TO

al the principal Cites Of Germany on Frankfurtl Ber
u Nienna, Lei zig, Nurimberg, Cussel Cologne, Ham
burg Bremen, stuttgart, Mlnnheim Prague. For
sale nv murl2 RE1TREPG A HAUSMANN.
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Repnblioap CITY Ticket.

moNDKF N6HNING, APRIL A, 1859
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
A l. l., l 8 s 8.

l. We offer extra nduccmeni
To examine stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The Styles and Workmanship equal 10 that ma L. 10 order
by the hest Tailors III the country.
We procure all
The and fashionable
Fabrics sold by first clats
Cloth Houses, and
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To sui the
From the ever continuing cry more hsl
of which entirely new) suited Ia the times:
CoArsThe Diplomatic, graceful, rich and
Portable Garment the Pactot, the suou the sack t Rag
lam an the Glenderry
I'd ssursManuacturI In every style and out of
every kind of goods ranging In prices from 3 10 f4n
Sd DRESS FRoCK COATS cut and trimmed III the best
possible and warranted to give entire satisfaction
I. SINGLE BREASTED CLOTH COATS Black Cashmere Panls
from 10 &2, Fancy Cashmere Pants from 10 $ Cashmere
Vests from LIS 10 &C.
9TH Fancy Plush Velvet Vests Of the finest material Plain
Fancy Silk Vests Plain and Fancy Cashmere Ncsis Centre
~ new.)
travelling Shirts of Cotton Linen, Mcrno aud Cashmere
Also Fancy Muslin Shirts of French Manufacture something
really beautiful
It'll Railroad hugs, Sporting Blankets, Night Comforcr%
Furcd blankets Bay State and Imported Shaw from 10 $50
Scarfs Of Merino Cashmere, Silk and Plush traras oI
Silk Worsted and Leather.
9th Every imaginable kind of Gentcmen's Under Wear,
Socks Collars every article 10 be found in first cass Cloth
ing House GLASS EAlNE,
sent 3O-dts 139 Main Street. Iynchhur, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Arrival of the Overland Mai,

ST.. Louis. Oct. 3l.-The Overland Mail, with
California dates II the eth, arrived to-day.
The news is unimp1rtant.
An Arizona paper says CD. Bonnevilc had
gwen orders for an immediate campaign against
the Apache Indians.
The Overland Mails from Independence are DE
in California, and it il feared they have bccn At
tackled by the Indians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

OBsEoU1Es OF JUDGE MAsoN.-The remains Of
Hon. John Y Mason, late Minister to France, ar
rived in Richmond on Saturday morning, by the
New York steamer. and were escorted to the Cap
iol by the Public Guard, Capt. Dimmock, and a
detachment of the Norfolk Grays, which accomra-
MED them from Norfolk The coffin was deposit
ed in the Senate Chamber, where it remained till
yesterday forenoon. The body was then taken to
St. Paul's church. and, after fnneral services was
conveyed to Hollywood Cemetery, for interment.
The First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers. the
Young Guard. and State Guard, acted as nm es-
cort, and made an impressive military display
Gov. Wise, Judge VIM. Daniel Judge Ilalyhnr-
ton, Mayor Mayo, Col. J. Bennett, Auditor, Col.
G. W. Munford, Col. T. B. Bigger, Col. I. II. FL
lis. Judge Meredith, VIM. II. mcfarland. DR.. st.
0.rrge Peachy, and other prominent gentle
men, were the ralbearers. The solemnitie> were
witnessed by large concourse Of eitizens.-l'ich.
Wtg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
===.::ic1.YrY AID STATE ,AFFAIRs.

Tar members of the Hook and Ladder Company
rscoes,ed to meet tonight OF the Office OF the
In'r;epltural Spciety Exchange Corner. up stairs,
c,- tho nurpese of organizing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
A Card from senator Hale.

ChtcAoo, Oct. 3I.--Senator Hale OF New lamp
shire. publishes a card strenaously denying all
compl'city in the uarper's Ferry movement. aud
pedging himself il the evidence is laid before II
Grand jury in Maryland or Virginia, and they
find true bill against him, to submit himself tor
trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
LATEST NEWS RY TELECRiPn.
Irltn.ArnrD r.rnss.r ron rnr l,nenrr ~ ,Ips,.,.,

Confession Of Copeland, the Insurgent
CLEVELAND. Obi, Oct 81. The confession
made by COPELAND. the lnsurgent, to the U. s.
District Marshall. johnson. is published in toays
paper; lie says he was furnished with money Ia
3" to virginia by the two Messrs Plumh.of Obcr.
nm ONO. Mrs. Sturdivani Of this city. knew #
the plans. and supposed her husband did The
latter denies any knowledge of the transa ton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

AN NJ ntN the
~ viii h. announced. In the meantime, the House VIII he
conducted 10y the undersigned and he hopes his friend" nh HE
pulic will extend 10 the very liberal patronage
which long rno,c Every atienttnmlbr paid
and the finest md complete assorthicnts of goods
in irginia will be sold upon accommodating terms 1890
L. II. GLASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

Far IN AMHER>r.-0n Sunday evening last,
1.,,s ,Jwelliny house Of Mr. Viers, ON the Amherst
va. If the river, about half mile above This city,
@ @as tn,aIy consumed by Gre. The-arewas disco
verel while the Rlly were q sarpes pn, ,e
I'll atteInr.s ID Arre.t TIE progress OF the
men, nroyel aiiavaitipg We have not learned
I ,,'s or tent Of ar. xzalosss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Guns! Guns.. Guns!,!

w IN receipt If The largest stock of GUNS
W hnN" had tn" pleasure ol rxhitus comprising
som" ri thu most celebrated London makers, sueh Moore
a., Vim. Cir. Ecnly " ~"n Hanon liusnn Mortimer,
lcMisS Tonnes ranging IN price ir'm ~ Ia aiW.
At>n, biAunS FlHks aud shot l.- inf. tRl Wal-
and every Ig r"npirtc equipment the Held.
AIS, Colts AMI shooters, Alcns. Snhh y Nelson's mud
Shapes Salmon Pistols. singie barl,il.I Pistols.
AIl,, Antth st,A celebrated Eni ln mnnufaciur-
rd cypress and " have given universal salts
larlpn al ana them. tblilul'NS ~ WILLS,
rrpt 80 lis =, Nam Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
ATTEIE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers the line of rail-
lroad from Lynchburg other places all of
Them having large circulation among The people Of South
western Virginia and East Tennessee
NV ERA, FLOYD c. H. Va VIRGINIA EcHo, Halifax c. H.
Wing, Va & TENN. NEWS Bristol, Va
pg,.,rs Knoxville Tenn TNneAroH Jonesboro Tenn
sNTIArt, Roeersvc Tenn DEMOCRAT. Greeneviie, Tenn
i'nail. EvcER NJ orrsown" ADVERTISER, Chattanooga,
Nfi., iI,.. ~, Posi-, Athens,
nr, 4ss.f Liberty Va nihslTsAs Salem, Va
nsToR Marion, Va STAR & HERALD, Chrisliansb'g
v VINE, Fincase Va rAIrHy Gr1ysan :, ill., va
RnGrsrgR I'm ~, ADvnc ATE, Tnzcwcll G. H.. Va
REPUBLICAN, pah'Me' va SorT,i- WEST, Giles C. H., Va
SENTINEL Alexandria Va REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va
rerssns wishing advertise any Of the above papers Ill
d to THEIR call ut the office ofth Lynch
ag Irginan STAIRS where contracts will be made, AMI
Sanserlisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
will also receive and forward advertising to any laer
IN The United states A. wADDIL1~
sept lists Foreman virginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

n,sHor EsRLY. our venerable townsman, IS pre-
siding over the H,dston Conference, now IN ses'
.;an at Abingdon. z...+s.=...s.sg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
DIED.

On the 9th inst, after three and a half days
illness, of Scarlet Fever, FrFIE, daughter of j. H.
I. and NJ. J. Winston, aged 3 years, months and
% DAYS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

.,..,.Scy Lrss. rhe extensive carpentering
,.hl;.hment II AIessrs. J.hn and George Gibson,
If Richmo" was ensifs'y e %"n. c BY fire on
Suau.i air I,ss At $50 900, and are only insured
"' a. zoo. aud the whole Of that is in the Lynch
inrg iIose Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

r~~ II. SE,ABU uAp
No. y! Main STREET kymc4"rg.. ~
49, New, Beautiful az Useful ~
pleasure announce 10 the Trading C0mmun, ut
ynchbug that those prompt aud enierising contractors
VIM Ture and Vim. Durham, have comllcra my new and
spacious store; having made vera nice job. And nov am
pleased friends, that, with light aud M
almost entirely aud very large stock of
Boots shoes. GaitcIs, t4ats, Caps. Carpct-Bags,
Tdiis,s, Imbrcilas, aai either Gopds nV hac
am prepared and anxious 10 suppl, al who wish with suc
goods reasonable heartily thanks
Tor liberal patronage III town and country.
y. SFABt'RY.
" EWholsalc hills viii hc made nj very low prizes FIR
ca 1T
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Ees- TO THE NorERs OF THE

Rsss~ We areanthorised to announce WARNER
r. JONES, ISL. n candidate for the Cerkship of tho tnin
~ Court Of Campbell county. sept iidSctdofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

DlsrREs-1xa OccuaREScE.--Mary A. E., daush-
tor of Mr.. a rum Dysard, living near Bedford, in
Shenandoah county. say. the Woodstock Tenth
Legion, was burned to death.on Saturday evening
last, the Doth inst. The circumstances are us fol-
lows:
The little girl. who WINS only three years old,
was alone in the house. when her cries were heard
for hep. by her father. who was in his shop near
Nv Terror stricken, she escaped from tho room to
the vard before he could reach the house, her
clothes being in blaze. Upon examination after
the extinguishment IF the flames, she was found
tie be very much burned. and after living few
hours died. She had been in the habit of initiating
the lighting and smoking of segars, and it be,
eved that her clothes caught fire whilst engaged
in this childish mimickry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

EaJE EENHF.
GEO. -. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
No 13l Main St, LynchLurg, Va,
receiving md III Keep hand large and we'll selected
! ttuc.ri,- SHr, bry 'iriS Hardware, "owarr
lnui HAS, Iron, St'"l N" NIL # whlch viii sell
rHp Tor sh -h" credit aud invites all In want ." chenp
goods cNannr his stock before hn!ing lie as large lot
of The following goods
iuthA ~ tnssncrca tnSsu"tis aud k'fsrys
Ao,,ru Blankets, white and uoed lied Blankets, 81 and IA
sole Leather, Lining and binding skins:
lrn nnl Philadelphia Calf skins, Pegs, Last, Ac.
Tanners Io,ls Innunrs' oil, l.ntp III aud Iniln~:
lus, r on, Iuc and White l"n, toInl aud Japan Narnis
B,lluMS ices, huNi screw plni's Files and ln-ls;
Si"el springs, Iron AV"l>. :. 'n,- nni Bnlsirrr;
Hammered and Rolled Iron, shcct lron tns shear Rah Bi-
tc,tel Sicol;
Bn pitou Cotton o1nahurg4 Irnmn aud Hlcnc,l Cotton,
trth1;
SugH. "ncr Molasscs, Syrup shli, AHils, 49,, Nc.
WI pay the highest prrr hr We've ool Roll-, Feathers,
aaA, Tallow and all other Country Produce Gail 1T No.
ort D dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
CANDIDATES Fer OFFICE.
FOR COMMISSIONERS OF REvENUB

ReS~ To THE NuIERs ~ rnE CRY OF LIZ ScHRrRG:
announce myself a candidate Commits
sioncr Tor this City. llecion 1h II November aext f
oct lIll,ofe. WN. 4. rURpiN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

N3yoRKING MATERIALs.-French Cotton. Iircnl Cotton
w and Linen Yarns II DOL Cotton and II read! Gold and
Plated BRAID Embrnidcr silk, Military irni Crochet Cord
Knitting Cotton. Knitting Shetland Woo" single aud
s,lit Zcuhyr Worsed, &c., So, III 15G Main s.f,c.
a,, o. dis /. 4. Il +. klNSEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

Eess- TO THE VOTERS OF THE County of CaAI"
Crr LN>euDrrG;-l announce IN. sell can
dac for the Cerkshp Of the County Court OF Campbell
sept il-d,lof- THO, l.. ARLINGTON.
leas"We are authorized to announce X. +. MAN
SON. Esl candidate for The Cekshp Of the County Court
Campbell county. sept lo-.ltfee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

McP.ail is very seriously injured. Il is feared
the iemoral ar'ery is injured The wounded man,
however, is easier this morning..
lie exonerates Hanna from all direct blame
and says the pistol was in llarrcot's band when
it exploded.
The newly elected members of the City Council
have been called together to elect President,
who becomes Mayor during the indis!,osition of
Mayor Swami.
The State election will take place on Wedncs-
day next, very glad to hear it, aud f Ell profound
ly grateful I" the reporter for his extraprdinnry
Kindness in informing us of the fact. The polit-
zeal excitement is waxing warm.
The Reiurmer's lie. Lpcrtoco's hold meeting
this afternoon. We hope the enterprising Re
former" who fills the post Of agent 81 the associated
press Mt Baltimore will send rs the full de tails of
this patriotic gathering Of Lo .otoaoS, sailing un
der false colors. Universal Christendom will be
i'll most awful stute Of suspense until it is in
formed Of the result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
FOR CLERK.

ne1s- We nro authorized 10 announce JNO. ID
ALEXANDER a candidate for the Ccrkshlp 81 the Count
Court OF Camphel snpt ssaiidole
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

retiring from the oI thss Rane beg leave {"
cnds and thu public nhh- for III"
,er Liberal patronage, hlnw,d upon the House during hon.
With it, and respectfully that thor nNpr lc
extended Ia the which, am sure, VIII in every
merit it, oct 2adisl tlIAS. y. RAlNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Accident to the Acting Mayor of Balti
moro &yo

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3I.-Last evening acting Nav.
or McPhGil, was accidentally wounded by PTS.
tel shot whlc in the fire alarm telegraph station.
1t appears that collision occurred between Han.
ma, reporter for the Sun, and Iarricot, the tel.
egraph operator. The former drew u revolver
The latter grasped it. In the struggle which en>u-
ed. the pistol exploded, Mcphail being sho, in
the thigh. just below the groin. inilictnS dam
gerous wound
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Sewing Machines

AIDES wishing Machlae 40 co CIorHEs
Work, wonid do well TO exam
inc BARTHOIF's IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
go $50 and Ss5 The following certificate 10 from wen
known Tailor In this county, who only had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine;
LEnyLLE, Campbsli county, Va, june lsh, 1852,
Mr. WM l. PAGE I'll well pleased With Bartfoifb Sew
Tug Machine and would not exchange for have seen
And difficulty In operating with kind Of cloth,
from ihckes Cashmere 70 the finest Linen wehave made
scver pair Of Tow Linen pants for servants have
seen and operated ak seven different kinds Of Sewing
Machines bat Bahofs and singers the only Machines
HAT would recommend any person 2 buy They are the only
much the cheapest machine simple n construction easy
10 understand and not likely 70 get out Of order Almost
every person Bartofs opemte and singers
That worked last year, give Bafthofs the preference
Respectfully yours, dc. SAkOius @. TERRY.
r s. and no difficulty In getting my wife TO work on Bar
lholf's Machine They that something great ought 70 be
done fur the man that Invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
lie and Lock Stitch tjune tedgfs] & 9. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

Rka5- We nre authorised to announce d. n. Gok-
Don Candidate for the tcrksip of the County Court If
Canphtn made h, Tho resignation 1t 0c. VIM Dab
ncy, Esq Election MoNpAN In November sst iAdtdoi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Ii l. u |. A IL =!

A NEW EooK, by II southern Auihorcss, now ready am
N for sale M H. G. NtTprs This book Inns received III,
favorable notices from The rcns throughout Tie country
nj -er elly Of the most popular Novels yet Issued
nrtIO ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

LARGE SToCK-l'Al.I. 1850.
L., HAVING nladc extraordinary effort 10 get tugeih
AL such stock u h""s might best suit my custom
3lv and generally both to prices and qualities
49, feel w' assured that ul who may favor me with II
cal will hud among the largest and best selected stocks Ia
line In he found Ia Tn" upper canutr, consisting mainly M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Trunks
UMBRELLAS AND CARPET BAGS

grca, variety The finer grades, IN sy" and qnn'h
sung it-tidcnus and asie- md the lover
grades Who desire tn buy either by
the single c quantities the latter OF
a,hn nhi deductions vii be made"
f.rn cash. stfry punctual customers, lm'" iim
tH at No. l4a Main >'rr"i l,urhhIrg Va near ia" BANKS
-,li !.-di~- E.l,rol.,. l.. |. ARMiNIIAb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

Ar the close Of the session Of the Grand Divis-
the he. s , # l Es%isss' ss Ss
he'a :" .n1 resolutions were unanimously passed :
wh.,va, This Grand Division has received
"' ~ c;,;zens If the city of Lynchburg the ut
m a". Kindness and hospitality during the session
Of ,hi. Grand Division -.
I'D niyisi,,n are due and are hereby rendered
"1 ,he hearted people Of the City of Has
f,r The uniform Kindness which We have received.
''' pssoJr,d That the thanks of this Grand Divis-
n . especially due to the ladies of Lynchburg
for r the sum ptuous rerast furnished to tho Grand
Division. 80. IN.
Rssolred That the thanks of this Grand Divis-
ian are hereby rendered to the authorities OF the
Th;rI Street NJ. f. Church for the use of their
house of worship for our public exercises.
Pfso,red That the sum of $40 be paid to the
sex:on Of the Sons OF Temperance Hall.
Peso,red, That these resolutions be published
in the virg inian and Republican Of this city and
the Virginia Conductor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist,

DR.. S. Johnson, Dentist,
go Is fully prepared /" ptrfnln an operations rainng
$ftn the ,lvnal r,l s-ion In The best possi manner
M fully warranted III ever, respect.
by the AID "f electricity without pain I" tho
p, cot.
", ol,e, Opposite clz'ns' savings Bank, Main street
L 81. ',ourg Va. -
i,rrrgrN,as: m, Owens NJ d., Vim. %. owens NJ. ~, T.
i elmer NJ H., 1hps |. Waller NJ D., John H. Patterson
NJ H.. Alex iopDkhs, Esl.. Sna Mctorkie, fSi John H.
. Ia q. ". Eockc. Ea., pn i. Smith, Esd, H. j. Irby
~, Vim 4 lunccy, Esq. John H. Tyre, Esr. and H. D.
li"'l. Is't linnrrh 2"dlIf
4 Card - Removal
WITH vie" Of hH'in larger house, and IN" In more
W central position, The un lsgaal Will rrN"Nt l+ STOCK nj
iInrA tuk rs, Cum. &C. thC ~Ihlt lbl ~ No a
MAIN STREET formerly knows =" ldHc9ys" directly OPP
pu>,lc the Fnrrs' aud Virginia Banks, which Is being
fitted elegant expressly For the PURPOSE aud
viii he nccuIcI the l~t Of Oronfr $50. 1la ing made
large additions stock IN r Of the la mnt, Tor
Tho Fail radu, hope present such Inducements and atac
INNS will command the attention and question, Of u. public
Ilpa, yiluy iiny In The cit cordially hAird Ia
examine In In -i-, Table aud .'nckel Cut
l.ry iuns and r,ols House Keeping t;"ais s and
Pia.i Ware Locks IT every kind, wood and Willow Ware
Ttcn,l la's, oh Carpets o Sha,s window turncc, 1lnnds
aud Pins, Carpenter. aud other Mechanics oIs, inldng
Materials AScs and Springs, Carrihcc otis an1 Lac, rel
lor InlII dn Rpna'e rnllcr Bands Gi N,ing and Pgck
ing. Call SKINS and ether Leather shoe Iug., Ingsh r
.i BITS Sirru- ani Filings ,ifoHnr other Chains
Warranted Flies Farming Utensils, 49, ~ Bcsi" nry de
scrp;on articles 40. rally "und in liawnre csnlis
meats ;. VI. simpson,
Successor t. SIM i Bro.
oct 10 dts J., ncIiiHlrs, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

Lynchburg Savings Store.
E-r, TIE undersigned has just returned from the Eastern
Hlz&1murkris with choice supply of MILLINERY AND
" FANCY GOODS, which hr VIII offer at Wholesale AMI re-
from Ia lrsg Than he bought elsewhere
His stock comprises, In pnr onncis Rbbos Flow
rs Feathers, Trimmings, Buttons, Touches Bnne Frames
satin sik Grape Iombahnc, Plush, Velvet and Masaie Bn
tons sowing silk and Cotton, Working Woosted saitng and
knuig Wool, knitting Sewing aud Crochet Necdles, Front
mud Side Hair rais nc Worked Collars and Sleeves
Corset aud ever, variety OF Hoop Skrs aud all goods usually
onnI IN II Fancy store
My opening will take pnrc on next WnpSEspAf, To which
H,c The attention Of the ladies and ali esons 10 quest 81 "
,nnr Tar u,sli. =. LEVI, Agent.
s,.ntn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

Bay We are authorized to announce GRAN.
WILLIE JORDAN candidate for Commissioner 81 tie
E.senue Tor this district. OCT l2-,iiefc
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j. o II - a /. i;

FOR \ !. f
Engine and boiler and rwo-i torBo Wac ons
4 Will. seii u bargain IN Engine and Boiler and Two
Horse Wagons The Engine !. ubnut sixteen horse power
Of The best In this place. The Wagons hre new AM
by VI the beat makers, Apply nj i9 Main Street
ott 17-d:ssciawts GEO. D. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

OF the latest and most approved styles aud mntctns Deter
mnsi Ia maintain The aide spread and a,orahe reputation OF
Establishment hn,r spared palnst" excellence
In departments and Il" provide for the OF all classes
III customers.
The list hut impceetly indicnes the variety
correct den of which only be- obtained ly
nminaon Bcni auai, French, medium and low prices brnal
,lh Goats our Cloth oats always heretofore a inH taken
the lead In style Ill., mud general ptction, Viii bc found
s,trns-, " possible those sold by rs IN former Choice
sttrs Cashmere Business suits over Cons, Farmers f'ng
Coats ny.rn, Mantos, ,"srcs over tontS tor Emanuel
pa,ots Hack Fancy Pants In the
rs variety and matcfa French Noke Shirts, lnrgc -lk al
hand, (elris made la order when .trrud1
pcle stock of Mes In,r Wear Ut best make material
GRAY ats Scar beaufort. Et"s, Monaiamhet, nnrall AMI
uhrr lie lies t,cnlU.n- Shaw nnnd lras ling Hank
cts kawa, Rugs, Gloves, hid, Calf Wash, N"rm CASHMERE
Thread, The famous Mmuain lsusk, aud ", scH-,nable
h.Nrs rorar iiandkcr ioa SCOTS, blessing Eolt-.
III EEot Oils, SllAFl.E ~ co.
sept 2S-Its IL! Nam street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

FREIGHT TrADE.-There WAS received at tn"
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 20
loaded cars, consisting of the following: Wheat
ot34 bushels Flrur las barrels; Miscellaneous
50 900 pounds. There were Is loaded cars sent
West this morning.