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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09
Our "Taithfu1 Allies"

The Democracy Of Butler county, Ohio. assem-
bled in Mas. Convention at Columbus, the State
Capital, short time since, for the purpose Of con
sideriag the prescott condition Of the party, and
sppsiasing delegates tssthe State Convention
The attendance was large and enthusiastic. Sc
Hes # resolutions was adopted, from which We
take the following:
Resolved, That ne regard with undissembled
indignation and aiaru. the attempt 10 mmfiiate or
dbridSe he great principle Of Popular Sovereignty
and Nos-interveRtion-th we maintain with I'M
shaken Armncss the doctrine that tie porer Of the
psspls Of a Territory with respect to domestic leg.
islaton is a. ptenary az Gaf Of State, and stamp
as nasosnd the theory which limits the right Of
tho people d Territory 70 in reference to the
istmti6n Of Slavery 70 tho one particular time
When they come 10 organize their State govern.
nsnt.3 t-
Nov, here 10 open, avowed, and undisguised
Squstter Sovsrsignty--a doctrine which Mr.. Cal
hour. sid. asds sAid truly. Was more dangerous to
~ Sosth than tbs wilmot Proviso These Ohio
DsnoNaAs % ~ hesitate to avow their belief in
A@shd, soswitAsinndiog shss. are ,sasssn,ly held
mp d nah ,.the 6n,hsrn Democracy as "oa,
Saishfd Aikss II ths North" II there is any diff
ference between the practical effect Of such doc
tipe Efths Wiimot Proviso. in respect of Slave
ryin Ne Territories. the advantage. it 10 maai
fest, y I'LL .. Ne side Of the latter.
IN siroag contrast with tho above resolution q
The Ohio Democracy. read the following rssoiu
fans e@sntsd b. lths Oppesitios 81 the Eighu
C.MsFaaeiPpsl pieries, Of Kentucky, which rsse
]NRWIYTs rsportsd ~ the Hon, Garrett Dayis
.sV1Sssiat 1Aatis b tie right and the duty o
.Cqerugs = - ~ elsycs and Ill other prorert,
49, 81 ~ Usitsd States are proper
M e !ss 80; s.. .s;., pa 81. y
th1e sph1n - laws u Congress. fail n paa
laws ssssnaEy sas prspsr fur De prOtsetion =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

The Republican attempted to tw't US lew DAYS
ago about our failure to secure the defeat OF ten.
CLAY. and now claims his election as wonderful
yictoryl An extraordinary achievement, to be
sure, to EJECT a Democratic nominee by two or
three thousand majority in district that gave
Wise nearly 5000, and Buchanan. We presume
more than double that majority We really think
il nothing To boast Of that, with the adventitious
aid Of party nomination. and his name printed on
the Democratic State ticket Gen. Clay was elected
by bare plurality, being meagre minority Of
the whole vote cast II the opposition to Gen.
CLAW had been concentrated on one man, he would
have been beaten out of his boots-as he ought to
have been for accepting the nomination OF the
Rump Convention. How was It here, where the
Republican asserted be would be supported with
out distinction Of party"' Wasn't he beaten by
gentleman whom scarcely citizen OF Lynch
burg knew personality Have bis friends any
thing to boast of in thisi We think not. but.
the contest is over and We should not have referr
ed to it again. had MT the Republican plumed it.
self upon the election of Clay. rs an evidence Of
the value and Importance of party nominations.
Wonder what Caskie Powell Faulkner and Floyd
now think Of the value of party nominationsf-
Whatever may be the opinion Of the Republican.
We think that the people Of this district gave
very emphatic negative to the nominee Of the
Rump Convention. in that certain counties largely
Democratic, gave him scarcely any support. We
believe. moreover, that the era is fast passing
away. when the nomination Of few political
wire workers will he endorsed al i sustained by
the people They begin to manifest disposition
to assert their own inherent rights in the choice
of their public servants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

ELECTION IL New NRLEANs-New Orleans } Il ie-
Ga the election # the tompt,,l'cr AID \ .er
me today. tho American tnkri was cIcrte J.,
about 100 majority. Thete II eri,u dis-
turlance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

slave property. il is the dsy Of Congress TO inter
yene and itself - pas such laws.
Resolved That the position assumed oy . POI.
ton a. the Demo6spsis PARTY. thes slave property
& "a - uioesed aloue By Courts and NOT b Con.
eress. l. { lseica Ab-s,dity and = constitat'onas
Sercsy. Thst - Cosrss have no powefso pass
law, and 90 power . project the rish. and pro
perry Of such person Or property, except oy .he
purposs, which laws for the protection Of persons
or property, whether lands. slaves, hsrses or any
other description Of property, must be first passed
BY the Legislative pnwer.
Rsso,sed, Tha. the position Of portion Of the
Dsmocratie party that Congress has the power. and
that Il s its duty to pass laws for the protection 81
sisvs property In the Territories. and yet that
Ooukress ought not 70 perform that duty 10 an all
surdity which marks the extreme Of partisan pro-
Aigacy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

Vegetable sab.sisssc fer CaIsmrl aad Riuc.
fill-bRANphErHs VEGETADiE uhIvtn VI PILLS by rc
sor ng the bwels TO their original daily aud
give strength tn The stomach purify the blood
healthy cpi OF the digestive organs and Tins cure dy
pcpsa colds coughs rheumatisms drapsirs and sickness
era ~ whether chronic or recent The rchatpd Abernchy
says: Afer having cured the cement ~ the
oy and al's generally disappear tkcr
even snort time Tho expert neo centnry has
tahished tho worth nj these pills dispute purea
tive aud nbiious m,iciue and iheir by upwards of
=" conscientious Physicians. aud by million
hes shows that they are supplying Of the Of h
mainly and are In advanre Of medical sccne. The above
pills although purely, vegetable known and
ing all ifs alfe alive and ottr cations its dis
organizing fleets the s,d+-often rrippling
lis distressing action upon the e IN The prepared
concentration from the pnciplcs-thr Life Addition
Pilis-s snhstiutc for bncrf (Pan,Q Hydrorsyi) po.
sensing The peculiar action the cling
Jurtnns efm Is Those wba have used thoan, bnrpH
anme or otherwise aw ard to them the high Thej
come nearer /" concentrated Essence II Lite THAI
yet made In the If m i,iuc by single pill given
daily when all hope hss ilmi has health
fact they supply organic principle The blood. aIwa,
wanting IN extreme sickness Old people III.
sccreons Of early youth Restored by these Lite Addition Pills
Their 'aln, as life prrsarvnrs is h. you'd estimate.
Brad eths Ngetsbi. Universal Fills from the bow
els aud b d"f sick person the Of ah The LIFE
BLonDs VITALITY lnute gobuls vegetable
OF Which they but the cOncrcton their
part la the vital glbues Of the blood
III" blood derive lis lite its gobuies verify from tho
source fran wife" DR. Bandre derives the life principle
the Life Addition fil--from the Vegetable Kingd
These pill a. rs also the Uivcrs purely
eabe kctalrd eriivcy Mt - ard cents Ply sicans
an tho public supp led by the gro single box, Dr.
Branlr.th's Principal Ofire M ST.. NY. by
ali res, retabla dese,s inrdicne. June , dm.
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ICEl ICE!l ICEI!!

lCEI ICE! II ICEI!V
THE subscriber vii keep constantly hand during thr
/ son, A LARGE SUPPLY uF NORTHERN 1cE which
L be hal Mt his store. u West Street. all times
" dirs JAMES Al COCHRAN
Ht~T opened iva richiy runsssrDsrh SETS Of
- MARBLE Tor COTTAGE tEKNIru kE. sting 1
Bestead Wardrobe, Cabinet Whsisiand Chairs Table aud
Towel Rack. Also ~, which will lie very
J"iis j " & WINSTON
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

IYNCHBUHG. Va, June 7tt, lao
- EAGED PROPOSALS will b. rscri ed up
- the 18th inst by the Committee Streets FIR the Ma
nry aud Earth Work ou il STREET from lat to 4h
Anew also tho Utang and P'v1g Street from
lh t, Nth Alley, at Suckers Lumber iinnse. Spcciacati
ri my Office, and afcr the 18Th ns.
JOHN UYi Err.
iune p / iunr Chairman # Com, o crts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

Dr.. j. g.. Aver thc world renowned Chemist OF
New Exan L. stopping tn Burnett lfonsu this
Ito has been making this Western States wt
his scientific investigate then urdl produc
tons ic he make remedial Ne he bas
iNei viii, iik. distinction leadu.
The perhaps HE relief If
human MS than otier AmericanDa Daily journal. Cias
natl u. fdlm
ed ny BAKERS PREMIUM i5irrfKs-1o MIR T. Bakcr-Dr1
Sir: IN justice and persons who similarly
afflicted rit, Of tho remark able
quaiiie- your Premium bittcrs had used them
until recently bat wife having been afflicted with
afeetion dlsodered The past
twelve years used every IN TO her
Ia health She under the cunstaI treatment of
several ceriea the remarkable made by yon
persuaded wife them she did and In
little she bepa rapidly. No; only her
afiot and dsorer stomach removed but her
raj health is better than II has been
using and shall always ontnue to yonr Btters
who al similarly afflicted. Your obedcnt servant,
Ichmond, June 81. ieJ7. THOMAS N. MONTAGUE
BAkEk's PKkMIuM BIT ltichmonl Sept IL lrJs 1t
with wiling pleasure thai adj testimony TO the
of DAkEns PtMIUM BIT TINS In making
established OF Dye pels.a, hich have infer
ed much for the last twelve nithh Also wife
with after suffering for many Ir"m de-
lstion dsor,lered As commenced
tho Of them conyneed Of their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them to the afflicted. J. ADAMS.
For sae by 1.-The Druegss In Lynebburg and by all the
ueipal Drnges Ia the city Of Richmond, aud elsewhere
Virginia aiao of Mtsss Chas Stott Co Washington
d. H. II Stabier Co Baltimore Nd D. b. Miller Gov.
Orders Allied by addressing L BAKER, Proprietor.
oct2 Il Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

Grover a. Hakera. ceirbrased Fasmily sewing
Maetnes 4J Broadway New York and ls Baltimore
Baitimore.-A NEW yLE-PRlCE e5U.-HEMMENS d
EXTR This machine spools, irc as-d
from the requiring rewinhng 81 thr ri II liz,
Feis. fathers Stitches In Superior style. Ii
BY its with HE handn.N
d. utirei 10y other machines II will d, better and
scwint than seauStrs II she works
holy Send tor circular.
ma, dis. J 4. DAVIS n 90. Agents. LvuchhurR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

EtCLECTI6 NAGAZiNR fer May, r<rrivra u
- apgu 2e-dss NC. VICTORS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

SANFoRDS LIVER INvGGORAToR
tWMPOsED EETIRELl FROM GUNS,
NEVER DEBILirArEs.
PUR1FIES THE BLOOD.
PUPPIES THE BLOOp
PulufIEs THE BLOOD.
e .#tss4ssa ietwss CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
-za =4e4zsf CURES bILLnCS ATTACKS
CURES COSTIYENESS
CURES FEM ALE COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
see advertisement In another cpumn. may lG-d2m.
Holloway. Piiis md Oimsssrnt hnvr been
ossey rontr'eitod and as protection the
Inc pubic generally they requested
mnrk Holloway New York and I.on'on" which IN
every eai of the book Of rcc box
Sold a. the inauuactory, No 30 Maiden ane ork and
BY all Druggists At 80. Gle and ri per b.x or pot
juno GdIw, :
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p. S.--Frnin information | have received m
all Iuarters. the strength of the enemy could not
b" nnlcr from 5000 to lS.e00 n,cn. AMI ii |
shc adj believe the statements # the pris,ne, :. it
We I'D exceed that number considerably.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

the train and hurried blarl. the traveller went
eagerly VI birth in the sleeping car. and took
thers5fsm aesrpetbag containing $274! His
trsesnre vas hfs-none had indicated ikV md dis
mikstng bis fsifhful courier, he went an he way
rjoieiak a. be success Of his porilsus and escI-
ang sdveatnfe. al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
CHERIFF'S 8 a l. s OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE IN THE OITY OF RICH


koREAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of orders of the Circuit Court Of
the city Of Richmond. OF the 18th February, 1859,
in two suits Of Wm Bradley VS. Hall Nelson,
will sell at public auction, on the premises. ga
TURDAY, April 23d 1889. at O'Clock 2 NJ, the Real
Estate therein described, belonging to Hall Nelson
viz
A slip of Ground, at the corner Of It'll aud Arch
streets. fronting about 10 feet on the west line Of
street about $40 feet, and boCaded on the south
By the lot of A Warwick.
a Lot fronting 80 feet on Byrd street, and run.
ming back about l63 feet. adjoining the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot. ---F :
All that Land lying on the east and west sides OF
sth street. between HaxalPs canal and James river,
fronting i40 feet the west side Of 9th street. and
Works property, and fronting on the east side of
9Th street 1876 feet and running back 800 feet to
point about 10 feet wide.
Tne los west of 9Th street, adjoining the Steel
Works, can be supplied with water from the river,
for manufacturing purposes. CT fall OF about nine
fset ascersained by Mr. John Cousy, Civil .Ensi
Eeer.
Office and will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
TsRMs-0ne-thrd cash; the balance ut and IL
months, for negotiable notas, with approved en-.
dorsers bearing interest from the day OF sale. and
title retained until the whole purchase money In
paid, and convey ance ordered by the Court
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by TIE puIsnssers.
"a O5rpoNBMENT..On account finclemsnt
tised The properly will be sold on SATURDAY,
the 18th day If May.
The sale win positively take place If the weather
is fair. -Es ap -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
MOST VALUABLE WOOD LOTS IN
W SYDNEY. CORNER or HARvIE AND RO.
By h. Cauthorn, Auct.
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE AT Az

NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE AT AUG
~ TIoN..OD SATURDAY. l4th instant, at II
Depot. will sell at auction. for cash, Negro wo-
man: who can COOK. wash and iron, or attend to
children. CAUTH0RV
COW AND CALP-At 10 O'Clock same day and
placr, will sell excellent Mich Cow with calf
40 days old.
HOssEs-After the above, will sell several
work horees.
my L. r QAUTHnRN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
EASTERN VIEW FOR sALE-Gom.

LNASIEhN VIEW FUN GALL -Oom-
II m :.sioner's sale of the TRACT OF Ian called
IAsTERN VIEW, in the lower erd Of Hanover
county, containing 2l3 acres. and Of AaOTHkk
SMALL TRACT, near by. containing 50 acres b
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court OF the
county Of Hanover, pronounced on the istn
day Of March. 1859. Ia a suit therein derendfpg,
In which George w 0rctter and William Brent,
merchants and partners. trading under the hFm
and style Of 0retter and Brent, and others, are
Plaintiffs, and William Smith snd others are De-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, the Commissioners there.
In named. will, on the premises, eastern View
on the 18th day of May. 1853. (h fair. other.
wise the next fair day.) commencing st " q.
clock M, proceed TO sell the two Tracts OF Land
above mentioned. 1hc Eastern View Tract has
IL o large and comfortable dwelling house, in good
repair. kitchen. stable ard other necessary out
pair. II adioins the lands nf DR. Cooke. Jno Cor.
bin and others Eastern View g one Of NE Rclt
commanding and beautiful Situations In Lower VI
enia. and is h highly respectable netghboghood.
The other TrNct has no improvemoneS on Is. Mr.
VIM q fmith. residing near the premises win show
the land 20 any one wishing to purchase. =
TsRMs: one-shird Of the purchase money Of each
Tract 20 BE- paid In CASH the balance In three equal
insealments. q twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months with interest thereon from the day o. sals.
the purchasers giving bonds, with GOOD security.
bearing Interest from the day Of saie and the tiie
retained until sl the purchase money h raid and
conveyance ordered ~ the Court 1880
ap N-1awtds VIM WINSTON, UomT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
BY Alex'r Mott. Auct.

EURNITURF, DRY GOODS AND GRO
Il CEEIE3-Will be sold at auction. at my store
on SATURDAY morning oexs the l4th inst. com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, largo and desirable lot Of
second hand Furniture :
Day G0oD3.-Several invoices new and season
able goods just to hand and will DO sold without re-
serve. Fine assortment Summer Clothing.
OR +CESlE5.-35 bbls Whiskey: % bbs Brandy;
10 bbls Gin 30 boxes Cognso Brandy; 20 600 Segars
dc. my13 ALEX MOTT Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
WATGHsS, CLOCKS,
RUNhWAYS.
- SEQ RE w A E D.-Ran away
~ from the subscribers, ON Thursday risht,

80 SGcU II Il a h U.-h8n away
~ from the subscribers, Thursday night,
the l4th instant. four likely NEGRO MEN,
x named WYLIE, SAM. BOB and SAM.
WILLIE was purchased of Fl s Richards, of North
Carolina, the Goth of March about q years of age
ave feet ten eleven inches high; likely; complex
ion. very dark. end talks free and easy when spo-
ken to.
SAM is about 20 years of age; FIVE feet eight or
nine inches higE; was purchases of Geo Pace, OF
Richmond. the l4ih OF March aud was purchased
by Mr. Pace of WIN Jones, Of Gloucester county
He is very likely and stout. and of dark complex
ion, and has a scar from cut, on one OF his legs
BOB is five feet seven inches high; was purchas-
ed of j A kegen,burg, of King aud Queen county.
the 1st of Apri eyed about so years: very black
and steut; when he left he had a small scar Gu his
face, caused from a boil not quite well.
SAM ia about FIVE feet seven or eight inches high;
of dark complexion; stout and well made; was pur-
chased of Henry Morris for Mrs b .Piggot. OF
James City county, on the LIST Of April. Some few
whip marks on his back.
sion and delivery If tf-s said negroes to us, in
Richmc nd, Va $50 fer each negro, on his deye-
ry or security in some jail, that we can him.
Should said negroes be taken in Richmond or
Henrico, s25 only will be pcit for each:
ep l6-ts 22-lawts JONES d SLATER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
BATHS.-Ihis favorIte

t<OShDnkhIn ia ID-A ldNOTItG
IL watering place will be open for the reception Of
visitors the lst day of June pext From tn .ss
who have tried the virtues If the water. and who
know the character of the accommodations in point
OF attendance fare andllodging, continued patro
pase 10 confidently expected, while 1t is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths, and
the list Of visitors during the coming season.
The seEtiemen's bath 10 40 By 80 feet in size, and
that for ladies IS by so The water is highly Carlo
mated and contains variety of salts of mineral in
gradients, among them Iron and Mag1esia. 4 he
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons OF long and varied experience. to be the
most delis htful and invigorating that they have
tried 1t he's proved especially fl ,acious and
curative in diseases peculiar to females
The Central Railroad runs within nike miles OF the
Baths, and visitors leaving Richmond or Alexandria
in the morning. reach here by sunset the SAME day.
daily line OF stages connects with the Railroad ut
through the grounds attached to the Baths, affords
facilities for boating and fishing and the nei2hbor
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The undersigned pi omses to spare 10 psns.in these
and aiI other respects, in promoting the amusement
as well az comfort OF his guests lie has leased the
property from the Bath COMPANY during the pre-
sent sar ard il will be under mis- exclusive man
s9ement and control.
TERas-$2 per day. $40 per week, snd s32 per
month"; weeks to ihs month. Children and seq
wants half price.
reference may be had, amongst many others. to
his Excellency Henry A Wise, Esq, Governor of
Virginia, John Maben. and A Paine, EsQs. of
Richmond, Col smith. Superntendsnt Of tho
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev WINS White.
D D, Lexington.
lind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

This, establishment will be opened the 18th of
May, for the entertainment Of the public. It ia
now thorough re paired from bottom to top, improv
ed In all aspects. and is in every way better su
TO the comforts of its patrons than heretofore The
sin building is five storss high. go feet in length,
and go arranged that you enter from the street in
the middle of the house, now fronting on Shoekoe
Sp instead of Cary street f1rmeriy. 1t is airy,
roomy. convenient ami comfortable az it can be-
The chambers o furnished anew throughout, and
have the best quality of BEDDING.
The Kitchens are admirably arranged. and have
every convenience for the serving up separately
the different Meats and Vegetables.
Having engaged Col WATT CARDWELL, for.
merry of Charlotte and Mr. LUCK, Of Rich-
mond. who will devote their whole time to the man
agement ofthe house for me- feel confident with the
facilities furnished them that every thing can and
will be done by them ana their assistants to ad to
the comfort Of their guests
& Omnbusses are Nv being built and win run to
the different DepOts, Steamers and Packet Boats
soon as completed. In the meantime. Porters will
attend with Hacks jos h CkENSHAW.
Proprietor.
Frops the above notice it will be ssen that we
the undersigned. have the management Ct the Co.
LUMbIAN HOTEL; We take occasion to say to our
friends that we viii be exceedingly happy to re,
ceive them at the old establishments now revived
and moderEiied. where no pan1 shall be spared for
their gra ifcation and comfort
WYATT CALDWELL.
my le-im LUCK.