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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW YORK IFEINsIRANCE COMPANY

VI L y l. i + VI
\ mcring OF TIL LOCAL. BOARD or DIRECTORS for
Capitol in the city OF Rchu'tri, he'd ON TUESDAY. FEB
kt ARi Isl, 1892 the follow unanimously adopted
Tn" nni,rsisnei rresid and Directors of Company
have cNanlncd the rpni At cX"b Of the \tw Yoih
INSURANCE COMPANY the year rnins she is iary
leJ9-snd icng SATISFIED " n pro,crou, condition.
daily recommend Ia th aud support the
community The MEM l"Ek i.ItE INSURANCE COMPANY
been in existence for ultccn and lis Capt. al has
tanned the sun ot Sa1Ol &c invested in Stale Stocks and
Is nds and Mortgages ON Eca! Estate
W. think II most profitable and safe mode of Investing
money. The profits the benefit If the
have averaged not less iIn THIRTY PER CENT FER AN
NUN on the PREMIUM IAID Besides these
ty That one Hundred Thousand Dollars shall be drpos
tied With STATE CoMPTRoLLkR, to any awfi de
mln!s which the Compan.' ma. iai. 10 pay.
We attention the nature objects
LIFE INSURANCE, set forth BY his Institution
II will be seen hy the above statement that , Company
IS in huurshlng condition.
those desiring int rnat,n IN regard to the subject Of LIFE
lNSO&A NE, would do well oeal the Agents II III,
above Company who will give them any information that
T." desired or III reference" 10 9Th member Of the L.
CAL BoAkp.
PRESIDENT:
Gln"h w, the MuSfoD Iseerciary Of commohw rsth OF
Va. ma9
TN II Ei,iS, president James River Kan,whaCo)
Ia :. 2 AUGUST. (Attorney at I.aw)
ions bAGpY fanner KING Queen: w
H,I. 1. II READ. Pastor Unuei ires'u Church
HtN JAS TAYLOR, Correspond Sc j Sou;ln Baptist
C"nvrn'ion)
W u PAIN tkent Paine & Co, Merchan,S>
HEAVY LILrsGS. (ShenH)
tiAs W Iu' CiIL BankerJ
JAMts InoM~s Jr. r"btcco Manutac,urer)
l.uur4t a. rNluH tEdt,r OF the states Wasinst ID
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
=. u. GlLMAk NJ. b, AMI THOMAS L. " ALKER, NJ u.
". BIZ TON, Local Agent
L H. WORKMAN, tienl Ag't & Attorney tor Va
l.. ". rROITEI:, Genera Ascrr.
UfT.SE tsu VAIN SrRftT, l.lCHMoN4.
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Our Senatorial Contest

Our ne.hbor Of the Rcp,,tl,can i. ,ttil IN united
on his favorite hobby. the Senatorial question;
and there is some reason to apprhcnl. will ride
his Pegasus to death. brief review al the
question as it has been presented III the columns
of that paper will indicate s7mo very strange
absurdities AMI contradictions.
The Republican, set ont upon the assumption
that Col Flood was very unpopular man. and
had not been able to command hls party strength.
When forced, however. 10y Relating testimony IN
this paper. aud from its own oorresp adcnt I"
reredc from this position, it admitted that Col.
Flood was a popular man. and had been n very
faithful Wing or American representative, winch
constituted the chiet objection 10 h,m.
Then again. after this frank admission Il the
Colones political s'atns known hy Ii, eat"~
with some comments ON his letter IN winch Ia de
clared himself to be Wing; the Rsp0hhf4a tarks
about and INDUCES in a TRADE against the willy
Colonel for being guilty OF careful conceal
mcnt o. his partizan prcjudicesi thereby hon.
eyfusgltng Democrats and deeeising those uron
whose intelligence anddscrimiuatlug Judgment
the Baltimore and Cincinnati platforms are based,
We will let all this pass, however. and pcrm't
wi nv S"''' - ''~ " ~ - 49, "
campaign: desiring only ut present 10 address
ourselves I" the hrst poini FaI,tt 10y the "P"o'-
car
II Is scarcely necessary "d"e3, Tor rs II aaa"re
argumci IN support of II proposition Whlrh L. 50
obvious and which the H,p"iIsta admits in tia;
1t declares that CT. Fiji his always succeeded
III representing constituencies opposed to h'm ~
polltts-ta pr'e his VT" aoi s'"rla' por"-
larity.
One instance. however "" MI name and 1t rs
one OF the mast tatter1ng t'-timaninlN al conn
dence and esteem entertained by h'7 n''shbolN
for public man, that we have ever known. 1t
will be remembered by most OF our traders that
ai1er the adoption OF our present STATE eths,"u
ton. there manifested Al >'rong feeling u re
pugnancc to the old magistrates. aud general
dispositon to supplant them with =" men. This
feeling ran very high IN that section - the iate
where we were living Mt the time, and the r#"nty
court WAS completely resoluiionlzed; not tar the
better, however, rs we are sorry to say.
Al this crisis Col Flood was n magistrate. and
ha been for twenty years; during which ;.ne.as
have been Informed, he had probably tired more
warrants thanany other Justice in the county He
decline election and even ~ the polls rraraiin
81 ~ his friends that he did mt want the onife
Notwithstanding this rem INSURANCE. and lhr fact
that there was another candidate ere,y rate m Ike
R,listcral District rus cas fer 81. tlooa. tlouqh
Il Tell an Opposition majority 70 hia in p5l,t,rs.-
What s,ronrer xb bitinp ,ould an, no al. ri,, C
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bid Honest John
Want io burn our town
To ashes down.
Recent Publications,

THE AurocR,r or rnr BRr,HrAsr Tamil BasfoH,
ihhps, Sampson Il 10. Ihdi'sh'FS
The delightful papers Of pr. Holmes, which.
durin: their publication from month To- moath in
the Atlantic Monthly, attracted degree Of aiien-
ton from the public seldom given To magazine
articles. IRE here collected in a compac, and beau
,fnl form. DR.. IIalme. writes will! II polished
grace md grninl hum I. which recalls thu srettn-
tor and Kindred British essays The present sol-
nmr mu'i attain permanent position amsng
works Of genuine humar and deep thought. The
book is copiou-ly Illustrated with eharaeteri.tic
designs by Hopkins. \ fine edition. tinted
paper. and designed ~ a presentation volume has
also been issued by the entcrrrising publishers
\ more acceptable present in the shape of book,
could not be- given friend.
ARAnl,x Days E>rrRr,INur>fs: Tran lated
from the German by Herbert Pelham Curtis.
Boston, same publishers.
The translator, in his preface 10 tlli- hands me
volume, says he submits the stories to the public,
with conviction that they will he found 10 atI1rd
amusement To n vide aud varied circle Of readers.
They are n connected series Of tnles. written by
n means solely for children, but SUITED n we'll
f5r readers If IA larger growth and nntircr intel
lect
The popularity attained hy them in Germany,
has BEEN and still is immense. 4 considerable
portion, but not ALL are oriental III scenery and
costume and revive the delicious cnrhnnlments
OF the Arabian Night Entertainments; but some
f the very lest among wlich rank The
Young Enssbman." aud 'ihcGpl1 Heart" are
ii European origin.
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We received at a late hour Yesterday. letters
from several respectable gentlemen completely
yindicatng Col. Flood from the base charge pre-
ferred agains, him by the R1"b',eI", respecting
the omission to endorse him at the last Campbell
c. II. meeting We shall publish the material
portions of them, with the necessary comments,
Tomorrow
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SPECIAL. \oTlCl.:S.


"od- f1ai, Rr-ioratisr.-Wc have never
tHpa other medicine larry" share Of public
short ~ has done. MT been
ihm irst heard ot It and II ttn
tla bad 81 all rcmcc, the kinl W nave se
Il wing had lou CROW
sa only as VT retains il original rulo but gets NOR.
II our iiirnd have au We have known II
the lair t" IL IiHal cir We ad, Use
sur4s are becoming hrmnfi y grey, t. eSr tic 'Rosura
t4t#a riu -fisSt,r Nmy.s) Hrad
LII ~ All good DnisgL.-. l,h Il Wv
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We NCE RN.

VIEW Gov Il Ry
IAVlNti associated ourselves together purpose of
III doing Wholesale
Grocery 81 General Commission Business
and taken he large aud coumodious house
~ IWt y MAIN AND CARY, formerl; ipic hy M"ssrs
wiring ham rardy will keep constantly hand large
stock of wei. selected
tirocrre-, Foreign Domrstic I.iqmor..Ar.
Liberal cash advance. made Country
Produce Merchandise in hand particu
tom Will he given that branch by one of tn
firm
We solicit share of patronage and thr pub
lie JOHNSON YDI'NGER e. Orgy
Rchnon', February lat lrJg.
THns l. JOHNSON, Formerly Of Lse. johnson q Lynclbnr9
s'Ni p" YOUNGER. Eormcry y Younger Smith Lynrtbnr1
Gto G4sroS orfY Formerly y Puers Spence Lynchbnry
let
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opinion between Mr. Tnler and the citizens &c
Lynchburg; with John Letcher. editor Of the VAL
ley Star. and the people OF Rockbridge, relative
to the terminus of our canal. As We were not n
resident of this section Of the State ut the time,
and are therefore not personally cognizant Of the
fact here stated we call upon the RepuJiican for
information.
bid Honest John
Want g burn
To ashes DOWN
This is the question. aud if the charge be pro-
ven we shall indict him for arson NJ we'll rs alo-
ltion; for moral. as we'll as political nccullarism
Let us have the facts
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The undersigned believing the argument re-
Gently delivered by You in the Franklin 'cety
in tdror Of lie rcmorai q the A'gr" foP"'"i'""
from Hestern Trgin,a not only abI", bH IMAM
s,cerabte: aad that its pnbieat'on ~W fend Il"
bling the public mind 10 CORRECT ''N'h' 'loM
anon the ,nopentous sul,ert, beg that YOU will
furnish us full statement Of the matter iar the
,nnhlic nrpss"
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From the Troy Times. Feb. 10.
Balloon Voyage to Europe.
THE AERIAL SNIP.


Mr. John La Mountain is busily engaged in this
city in making preparation for the construction 81
the balloon with which he hopes to he able to cross
the Atlantic during the coming season. For two
weeks oHe OF butchers patent machines, nj the
rope and cordagc works. has been used in making
the Irvine to be used for the net Of the ship This
is abont one.tenth of M inch in thick ness md
composed Of thrty.slx strands of the very best
Holland linen carefully selected from the stock II,
the Mechnncyille thread mills II was scccssary
~ gauge tho machine and drills in order ~ turn
out cord Of the required size. That produced is
remarkably beautiful in its mnke--ns smooth and
even as woven silk Its strength nav be inferred
firm The fact that it will resist .teady strain Of
three hundred pounds. The silk for the balloon
has been selected from n recent importation from
the East Indies at New York. 1t is remarkable
far the strength and irmne.s of its fibre. while at
the same time it is as light any in market
The balloon is to be constructed mt Lancaster
Pa. upon the frames and with the apparatus used
hy Mr.. VIE, the father Of arrounntics, FIR the
purpose. II will probably De completed early IN
Nay The first trial trip will be made from Ii.
eago during the latter part e! that month--nud
Mr. La Mountain designs crossing one # tic
Lake., and travelling nj least rne thousand milr-
OYER the Continent Whatever may be thought
Il the prac,cability Of hi scheme. he ha. caiefel
INTO II with hearty earnestncss which PROVE
that lac believes it's accomplishment practicable
nn1 j. prepared to ri,k everything in the venture
with no possible hope OF making ANYTHING nillr,s
lac succeeds. In this nineteenth century it will
nai d. to laugh ut any proposition, however alb
sut1 it may seem. We cnn, therefore. only witt.
aud shall sec what we shall see If Mr. La
Mountain should cross tho Atlantic with an rrial
ship, his nnme will Of course 20 down to po~tefitF
with those al the most famous men, if ho i aes
hot, he will, II is to be tcarcd share the fate Of
those who go down to the SEA IN ships"
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II hN BAhlKs i'htM BII rfks.-ro Mr. l.. Bskrr-Der
s. Ia justice |" yourself aud persons who may similarly
HNf init N" /" til" an Instance OF Tia" fomark able
tr, "i your Premium IIitcrs had used them
uh recently, but wir having been atircl with
ahoctlon and ,i,rdcrd stomach, The
Twelve N,ils used in power her
t. nfh S" WAS uHdrr the treatment of i've
at" li scans, but no roi,t cunid he had then
otfa rrrtih"atrs the rcuahah made by
rt persuaded my wife them she did aud in
l" tin" N" began RAPIDLY. Not only her
all ita and sodcrcd stomach removed her
t hath T. better than II las been
ae'ng and shall always ,"nnuc t" Nour Bttrrs.
NJ" tbs ~ Justice Nuu-'li and for the t,nel vi
" In arr similarly afflicted Nuar obcdcnt
E.snnoni June q, Is57 THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE.
hAkfhN r"tM1rM B1IFIs -i;ichmond. SEPT -. l-.,s It
Is -" willing pleasure tlat adj my testimony tlc virtue
ct ithtE fNt MIN BlIIS. IA making permanent
81 IN established ease ct ll IL i,a, from Viii have uirr
inarh io Ia" last months Also
WITH great u'crs after s:lcrng many from de
'tAaten ani dsora"rcd stomach As a. commenced
IL Gsa the m, MAS rulNGced of their vain die quantities
''aais niIN recommend tllu 10th. AN ccl }. ADAMS
ter ne by Al the Druggists ia l4u,hburs. sAd hy all the
PHaepa Druggists in the at, 81 Rthnnn, and risc, Il,
Nufha; also, Of Mo>ss tha. Co. Washington ely,
u / II Sttber y to baltimore, Md b. Il Mlcr Guy
HIsf ii. ny and Barnes ~ I'at%. \.
"95lsis ted by addressing l. BAKER, Proprietor,
~ = Richmond. A
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A N u S L N F n T.

nIDLEY HALL.-sn rsnseg. eaee o ihe an-
tagonisfie y unavoidable Circumstances
Of II MFR RUAN COATS OF Phi on Thurs
day 1. the undersigned desous Of
Literary Entertainments aud q attracting
o letters wsud beg toase call the appear
AL # Il Is ynung suthoI, oh FRIDAY NIGHT next
Trusting citizens VIII extend liberal paronag e 20
poet Stranger most respectfully
wM. u BRANCH. Mayor
JSe ". SPEED. Esq
tHAS " Bi'T1DS
WM \ NORRIS NJ D.
BEp ". HARDWItKE n the RfpuLA,au.
u. u PAYNE.
A LANGliDRSE. " b.
VIM W HARDWICKE,
RIO II GLASS, Of ibe Rfpab'ir4n
J. IRBY.
u. BOOKER,
X STABIER feb 2ldat
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I'M WA-nINsroN MISSING torrIr.-Mr. CaiAtN
',ttes to the 81 ,In. lInl.) Htgister. that the
tory # the lHlng couple who rat III the gasfy
/ tue llou>e at Washington exchanging natllaa-
Ia Kisses ia iuil view al the hole body, is actual
trur lie saNs ''lho scene lasted, in full view
I the House, Ter over half an hour. The happy
Huplr occupeaa Front seat III the ladies galley,
Yer tie left side OF the House tthc democratic
ldr. and seemed IN blisstu uucau>eiouSncss Il
Ill Nlectator, I'LL the dourkcepcr seat II note hy
II" ., has Deputies which ended scene that hal
htractcd the attention of hundreds. BUTT is but
nNtire to say that they were not from Virginia.
turned out upon inquiry that they We're fin
INK Island, New York that the parties weir
IA eil bachelor and widow who bad recently
"eh married andwcrc making bridal tour l.
Washington -and that they were constituents ri
l." Hon. Mr.. Soaring. who WAS overwhelmed
with congratulations over the eXuberant coninga
affection that eyldently prevails in his distinct.
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BUrMnh.| gh(CtU, u .
Nu'h l-J6 Mr. = DtvsIbrar such j, the trcat de
ud tt the Pam Killer, that write h. send
po,-lc addition what have hitherto ordered, ~
IL boxes dozen buitr, hn>) and III Tor the
that order On the Treasurer oi tie
mon II III" u IA" y HARRIS.
III <lHAnN, Bnrmah March II. lr.6 Measrs T.. DAVIS 4
rot=t,Ii.. an sorry the iat, htN At Pam kil
''l NE has NJ" yei come I" hand The eNp,nsr OF get lag
n.tvtur hing these hsl times buI tn"
= lar impoi send n 81
another box o the size. g. WORTH rncos"
"IIet the lra,nr 81 the Missionary unn i"r the
.I#puIt RtN u l.. THOMAS.
Sual by MI medicine dealers
eal by JOHN II SEAY lNnthhurg feb = wv.
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pr.ru NJ tNAN WEIGHING G1j PorN pS--As hcr
\. Sk,iLng>, anan ui immense eight died AT his
=nsldenrr >ll broadway. Sunday, from disease #
hrl,rr Mr Sklln.~,msidcd nj the above number
the last fourteen years where he has been Ell
aged in the business of selling q, steers and fish -
IL has been very corrnlent for the last seven
ears, hut lareily his obesity increased to serh
exte.l thai it was with diih nlty that he could
Salk. TW" years ago he weighed 400 pounds
nee tAat time lac continued To increase in size
Htil nj length his weight reached the almost i'll
edlll' h-nreoi"11 pounds. This was his with
hen ho died. \ pos, norton examination If the
4#ly MAS made hy prs. Gallagher aud Others. who
me 10 the conclusion that death had becu caused
disease of tie liver. Deceased thirty uinc
e3rs If nge. aud was native n Portland. Me
J.. Saillings was an unmarried man. He Wa Il
lily. GOOD hnmnr"d specimen Of humanity, and
s.ls Will known among that class 81 New Workers
nnl 1t visiting oyster cellars in search Of dclieau~
piSal,cs.-- " J. Hcrahi.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

Four PERSONS To BE IlvNG.-'rhe Governor of
Mary land has fixed the 18th of March for the exc
cuton OF Peter CorrIc, who will be hunr nj the
same time. and on the gnlows, with Gam
brill, Crops and stephens. The death warrant
was read to torric on last Monday. The Sun
says:
After the Sheriff had concluded the prisoner
remarkably ell. know my DOOM The cover.
nor has given us Il very short day: he auol to
have given rs longer time. He ought 10 know
that men brought up like we We're. would reonirc
a long time to get into the right way 1t wiS Ike
taking up young mules, which require a long
time to break The Sheriff replied that as the
time was short, there WAS the greater necessity
for making the best spiritual use Of it. Corric
then again said: The Governor ought IL have
given H. longer time After few more words:
in which the Sheriff told him that he would be
made comfortable while he had to live the officers
bud the condemned man farewell and retired
While Speaking. Corrie's voice betrayed great
emotion, aud he WAS evidently agita;ed. and has
a fearful dread oi his approaching fate The hang
ing ct tnur men, Mt the same time and ON the
same gallows, never before occurred in this city.
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Candidates for City Sergeant.

RsB- CITY SERGEANr.-A the ~ lriatinn Of Il
funds auunnnce myself eanitA" ts office Of &
Sergeant. al the ensuing Spring election
IA / didnie bl'SSIN ft1DS
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Candidates for Clcrkshlp.

b. fLERksiIIP oI The llr>IINas tol ~. i re.
.effuiy anmuune, myself candid oi Clerk
a. The lin-'inss Court "i the city of lynehb
#44 #sltli,ir wv ". SIMPLE
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tai" announce myself "A candidate for re
e.eeflpn :" "a" iii ~ Of Ciiy Sttgrant
feb dtIue JOHN BDISSEAU
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Kossuth in London.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

tfolIOuUys OintMrni.- The com pl u ints TINT
rather than Yield tins
lett The pie and gathered breast, that
thu the on, the
Y sfe by Tho imm"dat" use If this eriu detergent
~ sold al ME inanutlctty, No ~ Muen Lane, New
N.ik aud ~ all Druggist ojc, per pot.
tttt Il
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BN1KE. LIFE AND " AKkSE iS>t s. kNEE.-
n LfHtHHukd ln-f \ 'tt iN>i RANtEt ONfAhN This
Company makes lnsf Az '~5s iss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses stores, io actor aad utrr buId
,nss. iufn.tirc. sn -. uncertainties s.ie..iis, in
own aud country III tlr "a ..; ~ able itrIs
Also moL y, lusufdnc. ia, OF Ill CninN ing
good health AMI ot ,'ur r"u,tdt, for cw.. lu
life, or tor limited pa4ni
Sttve, ,Hlyc o,, l een.tioS WI IL insured ON
rcaS,'.a d.
The Company WI ti' tAyc risk from aud /" any Of
TIA, NoTItCIU NuGIi,rH / lis, l. Horale atas.
BpAiD pt tiittCroK>.
JOHN ROBIN ~ ia Nil lrs-Ilem
JAMES NJ. tbitB~ Wee fres,itu
ti.uittiE Il TIL HMAN. tui,i fu-urcr.
bih.t. upES.
IoiiSorfY ThLuit M I. ANpfIspN,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-16
no our YearIv Adver1iserS,

The Richmond Wing has some judioious remarl 6
addressed to the yearly advertisers in that paper,
which suits our case exactly, aud we therefore, az
propriste them
As tbis is the time when people form partnerships
make contracts and agreements and establish busi-
ness understandings generally it is not inappropri
ate that VIC say single word to our annual adver-
tisers, so as to bring about better understanding
between them and
We contract, according to our published rates, to
furnish our annual advertisers the space of ten
lines Zone sauare) in The UNION A~p AnERIcAN for
one year, foI $50; twenty lines Two square for
$40, and thirty ioes, three squsre,) for $50 These
rates are based upon fair and honest estimate Of
the value of paper space, aud that they be i'll
sisted 90, is a matter of vital moment, as that
merchant shall sell bis goods at profit.
Now the point which We propose to make is this:
Several of our advertisers, who contract for one
square, and consequently engage to pay US $50 for
that space for the year, occupy very generally just
twice that space, and very frequently three or four
times that space; and likewise many who engage
two or three squares, and agree to pay the price
stipulated for the same, occupy, during good por-
tion of the year, from four to six squares.
This system, the result Of the indulgence Of the