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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

ArrEn HouRs.-- Benjamin. Jones. free negro
was arrested Thursday night after hours, withou
n PASS. Being an old man, and this his first Of
fence, he was discharged. ....-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Trustees Sale Of Newspaper Property.
TN pursuance Of Deed Of Trust executed the issh
day Of November 1854 and OF record In Bedford County
Court Clerks oce SHALL tho Esd day of AUGUST, 1870
proceed sell the hahes, bidder the entFc Jsc
Echas newspaper establishment the "netbrd
senlns nieres being ono equal undivided half e ,he
ebs due for subscription 10 saa paper since
OF the rm 81 white Robcson and half Of all tho cbs
due for subscription job work and advertising accruny
The commencement Of White d Echola
The paper has extensive circulation FOR country paper,
and has advertising and lob Terms sale
aug 8dsawt2saug j. r. JOHNSON, Tniacc.
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GEO. d. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MIR CHANT

Opposite the Tirginid Bank, LYNCHBURG, IA.
1RIEs STAPLE SHOES WOODWARD
de-, consisting in part Of
Crushed Pulverized, Coffee, New Orleans, and Cuba
Sugar;
Moca Java, Laguira, Rio and Parched Java
Extra and double extra Syrup Cuba and New Orleans Mo-
lasses:
Large Mackercl and Cut Herring; Family Iacon
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Iron Axes and Cast Wagon
Boxes;
Bellows Anvis Vices Screw Plates, Horse Rasp and Files
Lnseed and Lamp OIL White Lead, Zrc and other Paints;
French and American Window Glass md putty:
French and Philadelphia Calf skins Harness and Sole Leather;
5000 bales Cotton, at factory prices y the quantity
$50 yards Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen best quality;
Corn. Candies Nails Horse Shoes &c. &c,
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash exchanged for
country produce Examine my stock before You buy. will
seed and all other country produce. will sell any country pro-
duce consigned me for the best market price, and make
prompt returns and solicit patronage may 23-lls
New Concern.
associated together under the
w LANFOkD ANDkfsON, for the pun ose fcaityinf
Lumber COai and Wood business at old yard og
Anderson, Ianford Co. where they will lie pleased
their old customers.
W. d. LANFoRD,
april 5 dly. j. ANDERSON
Betting Betting.
HAVE hand the best stretched Leather BETTING
various sizes used in machinery II is fastened in the
and OF even thickness For sale NJ Northern
Manufacturers prices.
Also and executed for Gum Betting factory
prices.
June 9-lis- +. NJ. SIMPSON.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines.

WmctIcT q WHSVh's btWuR WdChIntSs
lust received Mt Engeoyus Fancy Store, Kycs corner
- No 81 Main Street, Gynchburg,
Wheeler h Wilson's fnnliahe Sewing Machines Mt eln
Wheeler a. Wilson's Sewing Machines nj tIh
Wheeler n Wilson's sewing Machines nj ISL 90
Wheeler b Wilson's Sewing Machines MT }p9 80
Wheeler X Wilson's Sewing Machines nj tfO0
Wheeler n Wilson's Sewing Machines nj kl2a
The usefulness and elegance ~ these Machines well
established 10 say that point Over hundred
twenty people Of this city will testify 70 their utility, Mrs
ecy of Richmond, "ThHt lady there will
she has Sowing Machine unless Ia Wheeler wilson's"
And indeed Is Just every where They truly Incol.
PARABLE md justly called the LADIES FRIEND.
For Gods sake avoid chedp MachinesTHEy woH'r This
cheap dcn In the purchase of articles Of any character
produced abou much poverty that hereditary misfortune
Come and buy and will send skiul operator along
learn you 10 nj
uy Adds ALFRED g. ENGJEDOyE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Fancy Cassimeres.
NANCY Spring CaHs'rres, Ve.,lngH Cloths and Goods oi
Il gents wear just received by
march YB-dtH WIN, l.. PAGE
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alNr., GOODS FoR spnINc, lnsa

ENTLEMEN respectfully Invited 10 eal aud examine
~ the latest syles Of FANCY fAsslMEREs, yEsflNGs
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS. All In Of really
Gpd goos OF latest ycs and made up
suited Also the best Black Doe skins Dral, Etc, Linens
low price Cnssmcres for boys Military Goods aud Trimmings
&r., Re. WIN. l.. PAGE
April l2dins
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Sale Of Land.

0a PURSUANT Decree OF the County OF Amherst
County pronounced at its June term 1852 In the OF
ON the IN dsy Of 1850 will ss 70 he hsest bidder
the TRACT OF LAND in the proceedings mentioned lying
lands ofD Mors Jesse Munday and others Improvements
good and timber abundant Terms cash. 70 deay
and good security 80. =.
aug 10-ct5sep THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Comr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

ST. LOUIS. Anr. H. saysr City dates TO the
ID iastant have been received. A coasel een 81
Delegates vas in session fos ahs purpose oi taking
the necessary steps - ferm . new Territory under
the name Of Jefferson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Fine Watches.
WE have hand ae stock of Cold and Sirsr hafches
w OF excellent quality, which will be pleased to show
Also, large let Of Coli Chains.
L,aug dds j WILLIAMS & sen, IS Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
L e 8 8 o N 8
SUI M ER CLOTHING
REDUCED PRICES.

REDUCED PRICES
snb.cIihes desons Of closing their entire stock or
Il SUMMER CLOTHING before Tho arrival Of their Fall
stock, offer their desirable styles Of soasonabc Clothing at
Redaced Prices
scscra, lots Of FASHIONABLE MARsElIIns COATS
with which oyersiocke viii he sold Prime Coat
small lot each, of CASHMERE, MARSElI.lks, LINEN,
and WHITE DUCK COATS, slightly style, nj less than
cost of material aid milking.
BURROUGHS, s1iAFER n co,
july Isis i0i Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

: Only one ,lusr Immediately
relh VIA collie, while ono ,lnr,,
oiten repeated II u sure cure
tor CHOLERA Monpus, and u
preventive of CHOLERA.
Only one hotile In needed
"a throw oui OF the Hysirln
the effects Of medicine after
u long sickness.
One bottle taken for JAM
DICE removes all snllowness
or unnatural color from thu
skin.
One dose taken a short
time before eating gives
vigor 10 the appetite and
makes the food digest we'll.
One dosc, oilen f1mated,
cures CHRONIC piAnniitRA In
iis worst form, whilcsuMaEa
md NOVEL COMPLAINTS Yield
IalInost la the iirst ,lose.
A few bottles will cure
pRorsy by exciting the ab-
sorbcnts.
We take pleasure In re-
commenting this medicine
Es n preventive for rEyER
AND Aorr, oBiLL FEWER, anil
oil ievers of u nIl.iora rYrE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
M. r.. BOH.ANNAN,
3eueral Agent q Collector. and Notary Public

Fbr L.nehbsrg and the County Of Compbeu.
TuyHE undersgned late Legal and General Land Agentf for
Vices the ccns Of Lynchbufg and public in general as
Collector Of Claims within the city and the counties bordering
with eams upon the East Tenne:see Virginia Road
tons any other business appeaining TO the office
He will attend Hiring OF Negroes-securng TO them
hrers.
Having set out with firm determination 10 please all he
nae a.Im Wv n L EoHANNAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
LAND FOR SALE.

WISH n sell my Tract Of Land, lying In tho Meadows Of
Pisylvania county CHILLED the ~TUNsTALL TRACT It
Ia situated ~ miles south Of Lyncburg. and 10 miles nom Pitt
which in woods will: good supply Of land and
IL well supplied springs and running water. Ths whole
tract may perfect plaln l. of good quail
M well adapted clover and plaster and would make abeau
ufa Arm The improvements consist OF 0verseeys House,
Houses Barns &C. aiso wiah 70 sell the slaughter
Tract" lying within quarter Of mile OF the "Tunstal tract"
containing II lies well and much OF Il is Of good
quality pere improvements on M. tract IN my alb
sence my funstu tractn INA. saundes) will
show these lands. Terms win be accommodating 1T
My address II Chalk Level, PitSzlyania ooaIts, Va
July 29>2aw4w WIN L-PANNII.L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Trustees Sale Of Heuse and Lot,

1f virtue 81 Deed II Trust from G. ID. Flynn, dated 81
- september 1888 and recorded In the Clerks 0cc OF hs
City Of Lynchhag Court, The undersigned Tusee, will se
GA The premises on SATURDAY the 18Th Of Auausf said
property ssaated on the lower end Of Church Street fronting
feet and running back 1876 feet.
The title h believed good but the undessneJ vii
convey such ouly m Ia vested In him.
Terms u, sale which viii takc place At O'Clock T. N.
aug 6tisaus Gro. w. VALENTINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

INEN and Marsaes suita OF all patterns and qualities A.
o fine White and Fancy Marsaies new patterns
Good to be found the greatest proon, and sold on the
most reasonable terms at the vel known Bazaar OF ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Land for Sale.
s.1 IoFFER at private FINE FARM, containing 5i
IN Acrs with beautiful Residence. aud miles West OF
Lynchburg possesses many advantage Persons wish
inc 10 nurchase such place invited to examine r.
my y, I.i ,s ~ WN I. HOI ~OMBF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

IA I>lllSG 10 open In former house IN September
W fresh aud stock of Goods possible, shall
MANY BARGAINS ut present Store nenrl, opposite the
Merchants Bank.
hayc Ladies' good Gaitcrs Mt n o0 few Kid Con
CATERS III tolotrcl tiait,s II ~
NV supply of Lddies Fine Soea and will kent
pretty full constantly Also Trunks, Travelling Ings. DC.
july 3ols T.. sEABUh.
DEErvIAN GUANo-4,00o bags Of No. Peruvian Guano!
Il landing aud for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO..
jan 6diy Richmond, va.
Shirt Fronts
LARGE Ia, Of Linen and Marsles shirt Fronts Linen
N Handkerchief Collars, half osc Neck Tics, best Kid ni
Thread Gloves, BE-. de-, much lower than usunl
april l2-difiA WM. !. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
LlTEST NRWs BYTELGcRaPH.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n. : lrseu.rrs smsnrls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

THIS DAT.
Trustees SaIa 4 fIana.

Rr srae e Trssi Deed fum Dsssy Ipck.y d.aed I'm d
- hsrca - al Tesfe IN The c76FkA oAcp Il Campbell
Cesny ceat ~ undersigned Tvuziss tAsren nasrd vii
se " se.s e - Marks oase In tAe el % Issnssss
SATURDAY the l3sh OF Aesus the lol parcsi Il ground
conseys ~ the aid dced u contains sezes rood and 81
poic fronts on what called The ~Dn bridge koaAs and {
bounded BY Tie iots soad by nancoekf
vesed to j. sfein and hemss Masoa The tile b beeved
70 be Food-oat The undersigned viii convey sach only
vested In him. Terms cash. - Z
aug A-dtf3aug g. I. MOsBY. Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Htou PRIces FOR T0Dhcco.-From the adver-
easement Of Messrs. j. H. s. Tyree, published in
to-day's Vrginian, it will be seen that these gen.
tlemen have been getting more extraordinary
prices for the weed. The prices range from S24
TO ST.. and average for the q boxes and hogs
heads. about $40 per c~t. Our manufacturers
have during the present season. paid higher prices
for Tobacco than have been paid in any other mar
ket in the State and long rs the planters bring
a good article to market, they may expect these
high prices 10 be maintained.
THE HrsALp OF TRUTH IL new religious weekly.
published in the City of New York. and edited by
Rev. JOHN W. MAJOR. has been received ut
Office Its avowcd object is to disseminate the
views of the leading Dvines of the various Evan.
gelical denominations rs expressed in their
mons and to perpcfadtc movement made last win
ter, in the City, and felt throughout the country,
by means of gratuitous preaching in the Acade-
my of Music and other large buildings,) to MAKE
the Gospei accessible to all. Sermons are, there
fore the great feature of the paper, md four or
five are to appear in each numter. In the copy
before us are five---two by the Rev. z. II. Spur
peon of the Baptist Church of London. said 10 have
been preached to audiences Of about ten thousand
persons; one nv the Rev. DIR. Bcthune, of the Re-
formed Dutch Church Of Brooklyn. N. Y. one
BY the Rev. Dr. McClintock, of the Methodist Epis-
copa Church Of New York City; and one by the
Rev. Lemucl Haynes. deceased formerly of tie
Congregational Church of Rutland, VT. TnElIER-
AID oF TRuyH is a large quarto, and is afforded for
50 per annum ST 90 for mos, single copies
cts 1t ean te obtained of the News Agents,
anywhere, if application il made to them or where
there are M News Agents, persons wishing to
subscribe, can enclose the price, and address as
follows: "lIERALD OF TRUTH," No. 1870 Nassau
Street. New York.
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po1fipp Rp1tipo
ICE CREAM SALOON!
"STAND DOWN THE STREET.

Make roon, for the finest Ice Cream soioon in tie So'
opened this day, an ICE CREAM SALOON for the reccp-
Oiion Company Ladies' and Gentlemen, who requested
to call thai everything will he conducted in
the best style. .
would say Ladies' that the Saloon will be under tie
immediate charge OF Mrs. BOYD.
May 9th. 1S.9--may 1D-dts =. A. HOYD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
Valuable Main Street Property For Sale.

valuaDlc MAIN StTeet Properly rOT Sdics
OFFER for my RESIDENCE. No. 29! Main Street
The fronts So feet inches running back the usual dis
lance If not sold gryaey be'Sre a1 %e s %ncr ' ne
O'clock p NJ Possession will be given the 1s of October
TERMS-About $500 in cash will be required and credit
of twelve months will be given the other payments
bearing interest from the day possession given Apply
aug S-eod1t j. N. GORDON on SARAH L. NORTH.
VIRGINIA TOWIT AT rules held in the Clerks Ofice
OF Franklin County Court the Sd day Of August 1889:
William Cfum, fiains'h,
Samuel Arlington James Arlington, Christopher Arlington
Joseph d. Meador Jane his wife, Joel Meador and lrenn
his Wife Alexander Ferguson, Daniel A. Ferguson Otey
Ferguson Asbury and Elizabeth his wife Robert Failen
and sarah his wife and Silas Chamber and Irena his wife,
~ Defendants,
appearing by sdavt filed that the defendants Alexander
Ferguson and Daniel Ferguson are not residents OF the
State Of virginia. IL ordered that they do appear here Within
one aer the due publication Of this order and 90 what
their interest In this sit the OBJECT o.
which il to obtain for the sale OF tract OF land Of
which Judith Ferguson formerly judith Angton) died ezed
md possessed distribution Of tho proceeds Of said
sale among those entitled thereto -. - .
ACopy-Teste, kO A. SUIT, Sicik.
n. q. lauS o-cW4W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

Machine and Lamp Oils.
FULL stock NJ Lamp and MaahfHe O Of best quality,
N hand and for sale by
mug a-lts J. II. THOMPSON, prugrist
I osr-A GOLD PENClI.-Tho finder win win b. suitaby
llrc"ardcd by leaving II nj this Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

PROF. COUCH AND LADY,
RE stopping al the Washington House for the purpose
"A tenchnR PAINTING AND DRAWING IN THAR various
brnnchrs
The following are some Of the styles, VIZ;
Architectural Mathematician Perspective and Marine Draw.
Ing nnd sketching ifoni Mature;
Canvass and Photograph Painting In OIL;
Greclan Pearl aud Antique Printing and Gliding GlnsH
Drawings coored In permanent eolors equal to the nnrst
colnrcd iIihogmph
Funcy Sign Painting, In MI Ns varieties;
eW Ladies' and Gentlemen invited TO call aud examine
Specimens lang b.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

1--WE undersigned having purchased Of DR. Ro Payne III,
Il entire interest In the Drug liusnes heretofore conduct
ed under the style Of D. H. Thompson Co., hogs
der s sincere thanks 10 the friends Of the lte r m heI
liberal patronage and trusts hn prompt attention
careful supervision Of the business mny continuance
Of their custom 10 the SUCCESSOR
July Both, 1859. III. THOMPSON.
In retiring nom the firm Of j. II. Thompson Co., take
pleasure In commanding the favorable consideration my
friends Dr. d. H. Thompson, sueccssor In tho buslnes
mug LIS 10. n. PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

ANCY Neck tics for The spring. Net Lace Tubular Eaten
ial &c, &c Collars Gloves Hosiery, &c just rccelyt
by march 26dts. WA. L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

fu,liE coparnrrship heretofore existing under the style
H. Thompson Co., WAS dissolved on the Isl instant, by
mutual consent All persons hnying claims against
firm viii present hcn To II Thompson for payment fhos,
indebted Ia the viii pcnHc prompt
In very desirable 10 rlose nil outstanding claims
The name Of the firm viii only be- usad In closag the bust
j. II. THOMPSON.
RIO, +. PAYNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Tt RkEN.

The conspiracy recently discovered in Cohstauti-
nople i. new feature in the history Of the Otto
mans. 1t was not intended TO accomplish revo-
lu!ion in the Ssrsgio; it was not provoked BY
Viziers jealous Of power, nor By the nal.duinssra-
ton Of fayortss, nor By the cruelty or weakness Of
Pasaa. 1t had deeper character TIE outraged
Koran called on the conscience Of the faishfal for
pro.t ctiOn against the Western ssyiors and civil
ilerr Not against Russian influence, so much
talked about for years past but ssans' the general
Giaour, be he French or Enslish, friend or foe;
against berefsctors, advisers, sefconsdsuted guar
di.rs. ard directors It was the old spirit of Nos
l.mism endsayoring once again 70 gre expression
70 i,ss deep. ireconclsble hatred OF the Western
Word. 10 make supreme effort to "a itsef Of
the polluting contact
TIE work Of decomposition is going 90 with ieN-
FIJI rapidly 10 Turkey, confirming the assertions
ard predictiors which We have made for these ak
wear, pact The more progressive Turks Of tie
Rejsehid school too clearly oresee TIRE 6ns Ard not
di,.an. dissolution Of the Ottoman Empire, AMI tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
REVISING THE REGISTRY.

The Revision of the Re gistry Isis In each Elec
ton District of our State Is to take place on Tues
day ner,, (Nov l.t) or, SIS the law says, Il" the
" Tuesday Of TIE week preceding the day Of the
General Election" In ell districts no. included
in or belonging to any city, the act says that the
Inspectors shall, for this purpose, " meet at nine
O'Clock in the morning, and remain in session
until seven O'Clock P. NJ, of that day when the
Registry viii be finally closed; while in this and
all other cities tie Registering Boards are required
BY law to " meet q. eisk O'Clock in tie morning.
and remain in session until nine o'clock, P VI Of
THAT dag aud l!s day follOrirgH-so tbs. in cities
two days are allowed for the revision, .ad IN rural
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

II has sometimes occurred to US that there is
considerably more fun in this world than those who
make it have any idea Of. In confirmation Of this
theory, take the folio wing report of proceedings at
& Democratic Mass Meeting at Mansfield, Ohio,
lust before the late election 10 that State. The
port is from The CLreiand Herald
"Dougss Douglas Douglas :" shout the Pop
ular Sovereigns.
Senator PUGH-" Fellow Democrats j have the
pleasure Of ucrg you toe mex. President OF the
United S,stss-Stepher A. Douglas
Senator DoUGLAs-" Brother Democrats | cannot
make speech TO you DOW bar take the hvelest sat
isfacon n Introducing TO your hign consideration the
nelt Governor Of Ohio, tue Hon. RufGs i. Rsnney ~
After few words OF apology for Dot speaking, from
tie Ie1t Governor" the cry IS Douglas Douglas
Douelae" sgain from the popular soyereigns.
Senator Doug as-" Fellow Democrats must be
excused from addressing you at this tine. an, how.
ever. more than grstlfed in introducing 10 you the
present aud the next Senator from Ohio the eoquen.
Geo. l.. Pughw
Push bows, smiles, AMI rosrs TIE sovereigns
throw up their greasy caps" They Uncover before
the ustIous tho Of next Senator, Governor and Pres
ioeLt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
International Cricket Match.

ROCHESTER,, Tnesdsy, Oct, ., IS5J.
The International Cricket Match here has tsT minated
ip favor Of the Engish cicke,ers Who won It 10
single innipg-, vithl6i runs to spare The score for
the United States Tween y.two stood 80 and "a. The
Eoglish Eleven made III. Tue for tue Ameri-
to-day, Felix, stumped Loekyer, b. Wissea,
0; jackson, stumped Locky.T b. Wisden. 0; Bsste,
b. Wisdep, 0; Senior, b. Wisdou, =; Plckefieg, not
out, IA; T. Tsuant, b. Wisden, lIinee b. Wisdes,
4; G. Tsrsnt b. Jackson q II. Lily whie, b. w,sden,
o; Patterson, @. Jackson, b. Wsdsn o. Coils absent;
Stephenson Of Rochester absent. Widss and byes 1.
With yesterday score Of % the total is ~.
The weather vas cold and windy. About Thousand
persons Witnessed the game.
In the afternoon, siX of the EogNsh crcksters sed
tselvs Of the Rochester baseball player, from toe
Live Ok, Lone Star, and Flour City Clubs, divid.d
and played m.tch Of nine innings-Lockyers side
nsskipg z, and Llywhts's IL.
The EDgsh crcksters eft for Montreal this even.
irg by the St. Lawrence route aod j. L. Jones leares
by the early train on Wednesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

The address Of Governor Wise on his return to
Richmond from his expedition to H,rper's Ferry
was intended, We suppose, to be complimentary to
the military companies which he took with hun.
If 80, either the Governor has rather odd ideas
about compliments, or the general reputation of
Virgins militia for courage and discipline cannot
be very high. The Governor declares that during
the journey be kept bis eye on the men-exPecsing
as it may be surmised from the context, to see
some of them turn pale, or faint through fear, or
perhaps to sink away at the frs! opportuni.y-but
though they were met BY ruuor after rumor, aud
telegram after telegram, that there was still fight
ing going on at Harper's Ferry, still they went
through with buoyant hearts No man blanched,
and no man ran away, but all kept up good cour
age till they reached Harpers Ferry, and found
that the fighting was over. Their discipline was
as extraordinary as their courage. No.Sishstand-
ing the great excitement ~hi;h prevailed at Har-
pers Ferry, they actually preserved order, COM
sure, drill, and discipline, and did nos-as the
Governor seems to imply might have been expected
break up their ranks minge with the mob, and
aid in lyDcbirg the wounded aud the prisoners.
Rather than be compmented in this back-hauded
style, We imsgiOe thas the military would have pre-
frrred not to have been mentioned at sll.