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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-22
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NEW CONCERN.

WILLIAM A. STAPLES having purchased The interest NJ
w j. b. smith, the Camp, smith The
business iii hereafter be conducted under the firm g" CAMP
STAPLES 60, who and offer for sale
the old stand u Camp Smith ~ Co, No. Bridge Street.
large aud We'll selected stock Of staple r, Gnols Groceries
Liquors, IertlEts, all uf Which will b., sold upon HE
accommodating terms and Nth desire /" give COM loc
satisfaction 10 their PATRONS
Having Increased facilities conducting FarCdriQ ami
Commission Business the, respectfully Scit continuance
the patronage which s heretofore been LIBERAL, extend
al Ia the firm ot camp, smith 'ol lodging themselves ngi,v
,rs"al nl, ulo 10 that branch their business, tni 10
else pr'mptcss and nuc,n'n TOW ards their customers
The lntati 1T their hus" u The best In The eiIy D
the Va, Team Railroad Depot and Immediately
t4, hauk of The anal.
In connection with cr business the, have a1so extensive
III MEIER YARD, the bank ui the Canal, and
pnrcd l." offer such Undue, nt for the sale II Lumber
inferior Ia Ia the city. CAMP, STAPLES ~ co.
/, l>H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-22

SERIOUS AccIpENT.-Mr. Gaines n gentleman
living some five or six miles from this city, on
yesterday while returning from til fire mentioned
in another place. met with quitea serious accident.
lie was running with the engine. and while going
ut raid speed. stumbled and fell, the engine
running over his right arm, crushing his elbow
joint in most shocking manner.
The wounded limb was dressed and reset
by DIR. Blackford, but it is feared the fracture is
of serions character as will eventually require
amputation.
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Reception of Governor Wise in Richmond.

RICHMoND, Oct. 0l.-Gov Wise returned to this
city to-day, and was received at The depot by Conn
pany +, und escorted to the capitol, where
he addressed the throng from the stems. lie sad
he had taken the responsibility ol llaring guard
Mt 1Iarpcr's Ferry, and would distribute arn> at
every accessible point throughout the State. His
speech produced great sensation.
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New Fall Stock

lust arrived fom the Northern cities with full stock of
81 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. for gentlemen. The
styles and the fashionable apparel
be found al establishment, No ~ Main Street
Also large supply OF Gents Furnishing Goods, which
will sell lower than any other house this city, las lat
Styles Boots Shoes Of all qualities and prices osut Trunks
Yaists and Umbrellas the Eastern
exhibition and will be sold cheap.
Youths and Boys CLOTHING in all styles and qualities
Please call at HIRsH SrRAUsEs between Now Murrrs
and c. Lewis aud Look for self Our motto is has
ever been, selling cheap 10 increase custom.
Manufacturers and Farmers will do well examine stock
Of Servants Clothing Shoes, &C., &c. sept 244'ts
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

BosroN, Oct. 2l.--The steamer Europa arrived
here this morning. and her mails sent South by tho
early train>.
LsERrooL MAnKETs. Hewitt Company's
Circular quotes Mddlng Orleans Cotton at 6sl5d
to 6sl6l; Uplanis at 6s To 60.
The news has boon anticipated.
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cnns, Guns,, Guns!!!

WE are now in receipt Of the largest stock OF We
w have ever had the pleasure OF exhibiting, eo1prsng
some OF the celebrated London mak such as
20 VIM Cretner Beptly Son, ManiOr, Hson Moftiness
f"..s Il TONGA ranging In price from i2 to 3l00 s9.1
AIso Dixons Flasks and Shot Bags, Game Bags O 40
XIso Colts and Shooters Aen's Smith Nsssons azh
sbarpes Saloon PistolS single ba.eIied Pso,A Ii u ~
ed expressly "a and which have given seh uaxesa
faction. Cali and see them. O0LHOUNe = VILLA
sept 80-ds "a sef 80 0MaH e9eeeea
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FREIGHT TRADE.-Therc were received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad on
yesterday, IA loaded cars consisting Of the follow
ing: Wheat, 1910 bushels; Stock $4,000 pounds
Flour So barrels; Miscellaneous, A., 600 lhs;-
Their were % loaded sent west the same
3ay
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WATCHES AND JEWELkY.

q THE subscriber has just received the largest and
~ best stock Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY that he has
E had the pleasure Of Offering 10 the public;
0 which be found Gold and Silver Watches Chains,
Fob and ycs Earrings Breaspin- bracelets Finger Rings
Neck Chains and the best lot Of SPECTACLES
Steel, silver and Gold, among which is the Ia X TX
patent the best offered 10 the pubcal of which he
invites the attention Of his friends and the public generally
surfing them that the prices will suit
aug 22-ts JAMES DISWIDDIE.
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Later from Havana.

New OsLxxSs, Oct. 2l.-Tsc steamer Cahawh,
with Havana dates to the 18th has arrived Tin
health Of the city was good Sugar firm aud NJ
tie.
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Prom Pixies Peak.

ST. Louis, Oct. 2l.-The Republican says pa,
ty from Pixies Peak has arrived at st Joseph Wit
100000 in gold dnst.
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holders Retreat For Sale.

ezeg OFFER for sale MY FARM lying around the head II
IN River IN the county Of B"tunrt, ncnr tue I'M H
.Athc James River and kanawha Canal an two miles rom
the Central aiiroa. There is this tract about twelve hun
rr hundred Of superior low gron rnc"
the jack and Cow Pasture Rivers equal L. any
low grounds James River On this tract ais" quantity nj
the finest Tobacco Wheat and Grass Lands All buildings NEE
cssary for large tract of land and in good ord" are al
ready on the place. Then is vast deposit Of Marine Shed
formed into large of lime stone rock. easily burned
into which the proprietor has made Tree adcng
greatly 10 the of the soil than on3 'n
drpd per cent This tract is Hight. improved and is ADMITTED
10 be best in otetour eonnty ANY gentleman WISH
ing To pachasc superior farm would do well Ia cav and g.
anime The proprietor would be happy to Shn" 'e faftH
Notwithstanding the great drought durinz The sulrr thrrc
superior crop Of Corn and Tobacco on this ir " any
gentleman wishing view, he could have oporut! 20
see the crops removed from the soil a' per
suaded he would he DESTROYS 10 close u pGrrl'aS"
rood portion oi this lanL Owned liz m Enfs'''iaH
who left Colon, before the Revolutionary vac ir H"ii an
never heard FROM and was sold by the tnh"t it 81
VIRGINIA under tscheat Ia Hc. Jun-' ESQ; al igusti
county, and by him 10 Gen Harry Lee Of the EeA "n ir
Col Bcae and Capt H. Jorlau rom 'hcia !" l fs""
owner, 40 thai the tile ia ndispdii5c
The proprietor is no oil and hhrm t" manaI' Nhf i'rh
and i DESTROYS sell and dcY ie the proceeds aunu n ei
49,, " sent 1-rIawGwl JAMES PAXTON.
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nCRlNG the next two weeks there will probably be- IN
city quite number Of attracted h! the Agrru
tural Fair an The meeting Of the Grand ID, on vi the
Of Temperance" II i reasonable suppose that
least tina, number will be- disposed has, for them
selves their friends something IN the of Watches
Jewcry or Sut"rwarc he pair Of tioli Silver
SpcttacCs We would take such
that they cannot do better than 10 call upon su
CLIFF for vi the articles above mentioned. They
teal and have hand w,l selected stock, which
they Will sell al figures thnt ARE low. Gail and see them,
oct lis
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Notice TO the Me, chants of Lvnchburg

A ND TIE NUl7H- NfHI .,.-,
JDLEAsE in mind that am f"rwarhns eon s, ,oan
, Vcw York and Baltimore. My whole charge rom me
wh,rycs in Richmond to the landings and aeo ~ - WHEN
VI , Ia only feer cents PER 100 !es wn'cn
ncs all charges except the freight which "eeaF ~ cents
per 100 bs. ii, ,t IN all nonts In the South West
without detention. a. g ~ nneL Richmond. Va
5-Sm -" '@
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CAMP, SMITH e. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GIocers, Commission & Forwarding MeiChanta
Near the Ur,ot Of he Va. d Tenn. Rddro0d,
LYNtHBTRG, TiRGINII.
DEG TO theta thanks 10 their numerous friends
l)and patrons for the liberal patronage EXTENDED them
for the last two and respectfully ask continuance ct the
They have recently added to tueir house, Which make
OF the largest aud most convenient houses in the city for
receiving and selling produce and 10 those who may favor US
with their cosgne,s promise best efforts Ia Oh
high prices for hcm and sales rendered as soon a. made
Their stock ofGHOC ERIES, LIQUORS, &c is always com
ptte and they prepared 10 or inducements 10 nrces
Orders carefully md promptI, attended to.
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THOs. B. DORNlN, Proprietor.
Lynchburg Savings Storo.

6f, THE undersigned has Just returned from ne Ea.srn
n ntlmnrkci- with choice supply Of IlLLiNhEl AND
~ FANCY GOODS. which he will offer nj Who'll, sale aud re-
tai per cent less Than eau be bought e where
ilis stock comprises in part Hnnnets l;bons Flow
s Feathers. Trimmings. buttons, Ronehes, Bonnet FRAMES
snin silk. lIommzne Plush, Velvet aud hasnic But
toms sewing silk and Cotton, Working Woosied, Satint and
KNITTING Wool Knitting Sewing and Crochet Needles Front
Hair Brai French Worked Collars aud sleeves
Corset every variety of Hoop Skirts and all goods usually
found in Fancy St're 49,. =,
My opening will take place next "WEDNESDAY, To when
invite the attention of the ladies' and all persons w quest OF BAR
gains for r LEVI Hsei-
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Il l.. II ], 4 III !

A NEW BOOK, by "A S"iIh-rn Anii"r.sa, nov Feauy anu
N for sale at II. a. \i,ru#5. Inns book hns received .no
nost favorable ros from throughout the country
and Is dtserycy one popular Novels yet issued
tO-.fs
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office.

nE1NG compelled b, health H. retire from the firm of
tamp. Smith Co, bag ien,r 10 tender my thanks
The liberal patronage extended la that hou-r daring
connection with The uu conf nty recommend
I" our old friends and patrons reliable and basin,
u. II. SMITH
urt1 I-dls-Ecp rt,Iy I'm
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4 Valuable James River Farm.
With rs Negroes, Stock, CrOps, C., for SaI

ESS SHALL. on fttspAN the 2sd ia, of November, sa
wv an the premises, nj public auction, sell FARM con
- tanning about sho Acres, IN the count, tampbcl, nd
Joining Judge Robertson. m. Cough. Col NJ Lang nn
oihers, about four mites from ,nrhburg Immediately The
James River and kanAwm Canal aud Within fcw hundred
Yards of tho south, side kalrnad About halt this land
IN original growth of good mhc and attached 10 II is rsh
md fertile ISLAND o about 10 Acres This fm Is consider
cd one at the best farms in upper Virginia The land IL
We" cncosl r nces h IN high sntr OF cultivation
nrd has about 100 Acrs well sct IN Orchard urass Timothy,
Herds Grass and Clover aud good Orchard IT, The I'm
Brick Dwelling House. with Stone
Kitchen, Ocrsc House, Segrn Cabins, stables C"n
Houses Wheat Bans Tobacco Barns with all other
ry onhoscs Moot al The improvements have been recently
built,
Al the time, will scl - LIKELY NEGROES lmosily
and Mules amoug them nnc huolcd Mars with foa
h, Rcd Esc Inkr of oxcn 10 Mich Cows aud Calves ~
head IT other Cattle, >o head oT lor uhc cows Durham
md he, and the Hogs Chester nni Rtrksrcl Young
Devon @ Al len barrels torn, with Shucks, iops No.
from sanls, aud Straw from 21 bushels ot Wheat Wheat
nr 1hr>ing Machine Wagons and Harness. Cart,
flpntnon Tools.
Tkgss:onc nnh Of the purchase none. for the land VIII
required III cash, negotiable nulc satisfactorily endorse ~
ct and years. bonds with good security, hcar,n
Interest from 'ato, and to retained until purchase mnnv, IA
pail The negrocs and other property, 40 Will he sold
credit of l. mnnhs, negotiable notes satisfactorily sniors
ed, interest added.
would prefer sclug the Land Ncgroea siorh, Crops Ne
together To Wishing 1" purchase In that way hnr
gain may he had and an, time that reas"nale
Muul AK.
Mr. Willis v Mays VIII show the llaeo To an, one wishing
TO ".
Address mo ut ,,nehburE, Va. ...
90 ~.
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FALL AND MlNTER MILLINERY

Fail Trade.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. l3l Main ST., Lynchburg. Va,
receiving and will keep hand large and well selected
stock oi Groecrics staple Dry t"ols Hardware, Woodward
Shoes Boots, Hats Iron, sccl Ne all Of which will sell
cheap for cash o credit, and n,c all In cheap
goods 10 examine his stock before buying. lie has large m
of the following goods:
PULLED Cloths Gi aud ~ Casmrs, Cassnets aud kerSe,s
Negro blankets white aud colortd He'd Blankets, 81 and "a
sole Leather. Lining aud Finding SKINS;
French aud Philadelphia Calt skins, Pegs, Last. &c.
Tanners Tools, Tanners oil, Lamp Oil and Tallow;
ln+ccd OIL Zine and White Lead, Copal and Japan Nnrns
llloms, Vices An,s. screw plates Files and Risis;
Steel Springs, Iron ANrs Spinllcs and holsters:
Hammered and Rolled ron Sheet Iron, Cast Shear aud His
tered Steel;
Bale Cation, Cotton oknahugs, Brown aud Benchcd C"n
Cloths:
Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs. syrup, Salt. Nals, &c.. &c.
will the highest Tor Nn,c Wool Rolls Feathers,
EccswuN falow and all other Country Produce. Gail No
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GENTS GOODS....rAIJ, 1880.

GENIS GOODS.--tALI., 1850.
FEIlE subscriber has received his FALI. AND WIN TIE
GOODS. consisting Of fall line nf black and tulurrd
Cloths, from medium HE finest. best Doe Skius plain
corded: Black tassrrs best fancy French tassmoir; Vet
vet and silk N"stngs &c all the styles Of Buttons
Dress Coats. Business suits and Vests prepared.
the best wurhmen in the city To make any garment or,f.
lJ-,lifs WIN. /. PAGE.
SIMES Cod Liver oil IIcerman's Cod Liver OIL Egg Mus.
- tar,. III bottles, for sale by
octT .dts y. H. THOMPSON. Druggist
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DETERMINED TO EXCEL


"A l. l., X 30.
7" TIE y r. .,'t, ,l,, p,l...men,
To cAag,nu st"ch Of -
READY MADE CLOTHING
Tho styles aml Woodworking equal To- that ma i toricr
hy The t,-l IHlurs Ia ihu couiif.
w procure all
Tn. ucw uud fashionable
Fabrics sid by our hrs: class
Cloth HOUSES uud
Have iien mnnufhci ured
lntp Garments
To suit the
From, the ever continuing cry more, from fna,
unir pc-c tr tl confederation, 'armeta tsotnn
- Nhich rulirVi, J suited Ia the tiuire:
to,1sl he diplomatic, graceful, rich AMI COM
Portable Garment the nrut, the surou The sack the Rag
Ian, nnl Tho 'iicndcrry
ID U,sisss Manufactured In every style aud out VI
every hind ur goods, ranging IN prices from ! Ia 40
Ia DHrss fwocK toNrr cut mud trimmed IN the best
possible manner md warranted Ia give entire satisiar
erAsrED tLnrn CnaIs BLACK tn-sin re Pants,
from To W. Fancy tarsimrc Pants from 10 ala Cashmere
Vests from /. - Ia 20. -
aih Fancy Plush Velvet Vests the finest material Pinin
Fancy silk Vests lain and Fancy Cashmere vests cnfe-
!, new .
tn travelling shirt Of Cotton. Linen Mcrino and Cn-nerc
np Fancy Muslin Shra French Manufacture, something
really hcnuiul
IN lailrnnd Rugs, sporting Blankets Night Comortcr-
Iucd Blankets, Ray stat" and imported shaws IRON, to $50
Mrfinp, Cashmere, SIN and Plush Crayais vi
Sik Wursiri und Leather.
VII Every Imaginable Kind Of Gcnicmcn's Under Wear
Sucks Collars an ever article Ia bc found IN first class Cloth
Ing l1oasc. GLASS kAlNE,
sept 3b.dta 1879 Main Street. Lynchburg Va
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ATTIIE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

I AM AGENT FOR the folowin papers the lin" Of rail-
road from Iynclburg Chattanooga aud other places all T
them having large circulation among the people "i South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW Era Floyd {. H.. Va VIRGINIA Ecuo lIalhN G. II.
Wma, VA. II TENS. NENs. Bristol, Va
WITNESS, Knoxville Tenn NiNpt' ttoa youe.bor, Tenn
REasrER. UNION. ,'''''
Rogcrsyilc, Tenn DEMo, tr.rncyilc Tenn
INrELLiGE Morris,own' ADVERTISER, thaan"I "a,
STAR ,,.,...,., - Posi-, Athens
u s. , V,nn,.,.r Abingdon, Va
S ntTnsn,1 Liberty Va ss ss.Slas salem. Va.
VISITOR, Marion Va. STAR lirR\Ip. Christian t'g.
R wo Fncase, Va rs1sr,r %1l" = H., Va,
DEvocRAT, Union, va. TINES, "' ' w.
REGISTER, t,,,,,.,u ADNn' Az Ia,cwent {. H. Va
REPUBLICAN, "'"'' Va" SorTIl NEST, Gil,s l. H., Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va REPrBLl An, Winchester. Va
wishing yrrtise in of the above will
fud to 10 call ut the office "f the Lynch
burg Nginan, where contracts viii hc made, and
advertisements WITHOUT DELAY.
KI will as receive and forward advertising 10 paper
In The United States \. WAni1II"
sept Isis Foreman Nirgininn office.
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CITY AND STATE ARRAIRs.

c,osx OF rug FAiR.-The tssond annual exhili-
lion Of the Lynchbsrs Agricultural and Mechani-
/; al socisiy, elaasd Yesterday. "a.
(ly,ius % the unpleasant changcir. the weather,
aid uarily, we d,ubt not, TO the fact that less
attractive programme was offered. there was q
smaller attendance yesterday than upon either OF
tho two days preyions. Still, there was large
assembiage, and. notwithstanding the sharpness
~ ,Lc atmosphere, group. " ladies andgentleman
80 se,t.erea over the extensive sgrouds, and
seclncd lsathe to leave the scen, Of - much gaity
aad social cnjnymeni.
The list Vt premiums was ann,unced, but Tor
want of errect anil reliable report. we will de-
fer its publication aatii our next issue. We be-
lieye everybody Was pleased.
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Only Fifty DOIlnrsg
TJARPIfoLF.S LOCK STITCH SEWING NAEHnNxA|
ID making perfect snooth stitch both sdea rsduced
70 90. [oct 1tdiAsl WILL PAGE
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T. OR = \ ]. Il,
Engine and Boiler and rwo-i1oise WAGONS.
1 WILL sell bargain IN Engine and Boiler and Two
Horse Wagons The Engine about sixteen hu-e pow
and of the best ia this place. Tie Wagons nnl
made by of the bcsi makers. Apply at sl Main Street
oct lI-iisAclawts GEO. u. DAVIS.
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MI CELLANkoUs.
-. WYATT d Co.
Tobacco Commission Merchants,

-. WYATT &; Co,
Tobacco tommlSsten Merchants,
CHI ARLESTO II. {.
hlIlGENT Personal ATTENTION gwen 10 al con
Liberal advances ,"nstgnnsa,- Commissions anil charges
reasonable.
:, w Snip 10 Iu,lam 4 watsen Richmond and Luilaa
ncneker. New fok.
Refer I" iiank Of the state" Charleston = q; Ms-
u pcanr, Jr, son, Mes.r- a. NJ iangherre 10, Mfset
cssc Hare Co.. M.ssrs C. Ford d. sun. ynrburE: tho
Manuacturer Petersburg also al Dan,e aud uprr Virgin
IA ndeed most OF the Manufacturers Of the State.
Jul! iS-d&c6m
DR.. s. Johnson. Dentist,
~ Is fully prepared to perform all operations crhn Ing
tfvso The dental the best possible
md hlS warranted in ever, respect,
Teeth extracted by the aid uf electricity, without pain Ia thu
patient.
Office opposite Citizens Savings Bank. Main Street,
I!nehburg, va.
REfsHKScr VIM. Owens NJ. n, VIM. O. Owens, NJ. H., +.
NJ d. Alex. Tompkns. Es., sam Mc,orkc, Esd John u.
lee Ls, g. ". Rookie, Est, John J. smith, E-l j. j. lry,
fiooi Esq. [nlarch 3dl,m
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
MISS JANE SIMPSON
RcD~ WILL. open this day. SEPTEMBER 2Sh, large md
~ handsome assortment Of
"a FALL & WINTER MILLINERY
beauty aud variety of her styles will please the tastes q" ALL
! SCI dis
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-A small frame house,
situated in the vicinity Of the Old Methodist Gene
terry, and occupied by negro family belonging to
Mr.. Jack johnson was entirely consumed ly fire
Yesterday afternoon. and, we regret to state two
children were consumed in the flames.
The woman made n fire just previous to going
out and it is supposed that during her absence
the children got to the fireplace, and set fire to
their clothing, thus communicating it to tho
building.
The hose company were on the ground in few
minutes after the alarm was given, but moi in time
to effect any good.
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Tue IouKwhNEyf-EH E OnRoNATtoS DALi"-in
,e.,er,ay Z nspsr Me gave the result Of the Tour
,sn,ent On The Fair 0r~ands on Thursday, the
s'c,es, f.ll Kuieht being Mr.. W. A. LKrrw!cn, Of
Rsd1orJ. Tho Ilsrald's Address, delivered by
NJ a. W. LATHAM. of this city, as We hear from
those who were present, was peculiarly delicious
A, NIGHT the Coronation party was held ut the
Narreil House. Mr. LErrwIcu, the Knight of
Ct,on selected Miss IarrIE WILLs, OF this city,
- .ho Oneen. WIN was crowned with all the hom-
-. y after n happily conceived address from Mr.
IL M,RcAN. The Maids Of Honor were Miss
C,enshaw. of Lynchburg. Miss Nichols Of Bed
"a and Miss Saunders, Of Bedford, selected re-
~ l.y Mr.. George a. Nichols. Knight of
20 Oilers Mr.. II. IL. Buckner. knight of Chal
,,r',ye and Nj William Mennis, knight of Nor
Tbe Coronation ceremonies over. the dance com
mcnced and was kept up with animation aud spi-
,it until a late hour of the night. We have never
seen the capacious ballroom of the Norvel crowd
,d with so much of beauty and chivalry."
1t will be seen that nearly all the honors were
won BY the glorious old county of Bedford. They
were not only worthiy wan but worthily wnin
On behalf of Lynchburg we tender our warmcst
CONGRATULATIONS to Bedford on the success which
sLe achieved in the Tournament and Its cons e.
quences.
Taken altogether. The Tournament was deed-
ed SUCCESS. A happier party than that which
yraced the saloon Of the Noryell House never as
sembled in Lynchburg. Nor should We omit to
mention the very handsome entertainment proyid-
ed by MIR. KENNEDY. In all respects the occasion
was one to lie cherished and remembered for ma
$40, ,o.rs IA, come nv those who were prasent
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Fall Stock of Hardware.

WE in receipt of Fall stock Of II HARDWARE.
w which friends and customers will lind varied and
cheap usual and which invite their attention.
sept 30-dts EOl.liol'NS ~ WILLS.
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Southern Pl0ws, Corn shelters. &C., &c,
A. +. MAYIIER &c Co,
No. "a VeScy street,

NEW 1VKK Il.
FM & co. would respectfully inform Southern Merchants
n and Dealersn AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, that they are
still all kinds of both Steel and Iron Southern
Plows Pillow Castings Sheers Grim Cradles Hay and
stalk Cutters Ms Store Tcks Garden and Canal Bar
rows Gin Segment Castings &C., &c. expressly Tor the
soruERs TRADE Also on hand kinds Of Agricultural and
horticultural lmp,mcnts, Machinery, Seeds Fertzers &C.
Se which sell LOWER PRICES than any other house "
The United states. We Descriptive Wholesale Friced
Catalogue which VIII furnish on application by mail OF ON
erwise. An Goods WARRANTED TO be as represented
~ " ~ A. r. MAYHER co, .,Y
No. "a VEsEy ST., N. Y,
Successor John Mayher d Co.,
am, ewtw Who established the business In 1920
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-22

VNINE PERFUMES ,bins Extract OF Hone! Moon Nio-
L. let Summer Blossom, Bonloctia, very line frrngplami
saekcts Iumming Bird Builcrfly &c. &c. for sale b.
oct ls-dls j. H. TlI0MISD Druggist.