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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-31

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10 ediaia tLeSOEg. PIa-tlcaI BEsiHess
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Every Yoan2 Nsa has . .sss,,ss .)e.k
10 himself. aud Is separately Instructed
&stfeIs ~ afissaasss from ReariK ereys
Sah, ~ fks UaiOs
The most comprehensive and tharou1h
course Of ssady aud the only practical
nshed Of Instruction are here intro
dus
Ne Coz THs from IpD t,d o, MIsEscr;pf
FS'ns a. ieaTAiAg 10 L ke p,sR az
the % ifinsore
CO ANEkCIAL COLLEGE
This mstsod u IuciiOn ~ nvu hr.s s.s~ is,,o-
dseed 10 IALs COuHIrJ.
EVERY YOUNG NAN
SsoDld Vfite nHroisielH hT one Of IAos, LARGE
aud BesaihSi OfDsmealed O'tesIaIs r,pTss,n,.
Ing the EHtrTtoF anc Interior Wv Of the C..l,ge
Psh@saship. &C. which wi'i Be sent by r,,aTn
asst b0St eAsGkc. Wi'h CAtsIosos eoniaInif1
Lisi Of s'DdsBs. Terms OF rpricn Opin ions Of
hS Press on Ger nsS System u Bookkeeping.
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AMI PkAIT STREETs
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80 ssa Ap kooas ffoss The up,,s, Store, !, COS,
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al - AAy taso' h'ss sith n. Ir ps,ro..v,
80 ssE 20 ise ,siy lev prev. rsss-d De, q, N. r..
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t,o'Ss, Sse va isss ehaFRs u Jsss bsRsags al
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a<'.'-a.d 70 Hsss tAs B~ss.. ct the Ass. The fs-x
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(sss -, $50 ny
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-31

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-31

ah sse-ef,esf,, nsssiai 10 tb.Ru,
.1s,,s =, 80, e.a.s.s, 'S', has f,t,m.- :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
New Fall Stock.
LON ID O y
Northern Assurance tOmpa ~,
Ne. NeoRGAn STREt1, LpspoN,
F0s FIkE AND LIFE Assn aANCES,

AZ Hon rad Ibreal-- R-tahiiste4 "a is3a
CAPITAL. -. td2g> $40 o.
Paid up Capital and surplus Hl9ttl w
Annual L.ffpu. lau 81. i~5s,, Afi,'R "
FuNiii- lbs. danase h re- al
Il ever, description I" Prnsrt HI rates 81 pr MUM
moderate ard conditions al Insurance ifnn' with
The greatest israii,.
T Policies of This COMPANY not "alt guaranteed ..
large Capital hui s.s b ibr uHpisrl PERSONA responsibility
uf nearly Leaf sfsr toitcrr
ex prem I, aJus,eI and pal Wit avs re renee In
London slsal uad pro, iJed tk4lieipH lot payment
s,f LOSSES in ths County. ...#...
v, ". WILL AnSoN
no, 2s..-ts Aganl in l.,nnhbIrg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.

EI.J,ET'T d WEIS1GER,
Manufacturer, and Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, and Straw GOODS,
No. 1871 Main .drcet, opposhe ESchdn0e Bahh
RICHMOND, VA.
UUAytS made extensive preparations are now Offering Ia
he tnrrcln ns Of irsnia, Noh Carolina aud leih's
ace ut prices which cannot bal insure sale ne drJeTf ana
nast pefe stock of Spring dnd Summer Gooft ever got
ten 10 In This which tnr quality, sari, and dsgdhce
cannot eNecl.d All the, ask look eorc p"rchn-ng
.l..s here. onDrR. strictly aud promptly attended Il"
Mr. J. L. iIrtenSsuH lprmeriy of mon, Monroe county,
Va interested In business and viii eto" I" u his .nna
Ia .,r,lrrs Elicit N WElslGIE.
feb II dltnnr 10 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Sewing Machines

~
AIDES wishing Machine 10 do CIoruIS,
~ Ns WELL would do well
ne BAEfllpIF'S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
80 $50 and - The following certificate is well
knwn Tailor in this county, who only had minutes
Instruction On tins Machine:
lKEsvnLE, Campbell county, Va June 18Th. ls59
Mr. WM L. PAGE:-l am well pleased with Barh,lfs
ny Machine and would not exchange il for any have
thd no difficulty IA operating with ii any kind co.,
rom the hIcktst tass!Merc 10 the Linen have ~
several pair OF coarse Tow Linen pants ants
seen and operated six different kinds Sewing
Machines, hui Barthofs and singers only Machines
a would recommend any person 10 buy. They the only
Machines that make 1uiiOF Stitch consider BarthoIi's
much the cheapest machine. II is simple easy
I" understand and not likely get out order An,,!
every person That has larthnif's operate Singers
That worked on last year. give iiarhofs the preference
Respectfully yours Nc., CARoLUs q. TERRY
- hni no difficulty in getting wife work
mon Machine The, say that something great ough
dome i the man thai invented Sewing Machines with
lie ana Lock Stilrh june l6-dIis {. g. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Al HII9s tlBA sl'UtE--lari ci"ice;
II " sn .,lIs he9hrd -ugar--h rra',esi
ibis. Cider,
i4U sai L. Ffie and tnafsc salt.
20 Bbls M. AMI ) Mackercl;
lv Bbla Apple Brandy:
~ Casks Madeira Vine;
4p Bags Laguyra anu Rio C"Teo
leo Bbls Portland s!rnp.
~ Bbis New Orleans Molasscs;
~ Throw goldfish:
- CasA' ftrr French Brandy
AM box. buckets, Tubs, Brpona, 81;
800 BLiA Pine l,e " hsk..
For sale b, JOINS 4 co,
dec l5-ns Lrhmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
New COMMISSION House

New Commission House.
W nave inns day associated ourselves together or the pur-
~ pose OF conducting GENERAL COMMISSION Bt>i'
ASs l"r the sale of Tobacco, Wheat Nc We asE
snare Z" Inc patronage OF public, assuring then
a we are much younger than the Board If J"Ide, aud hn'
mm!s ignored It's action on the ~ cenl. We VIZ
sell Tor "u under the old make remit
'alcts as soon sold Oce Jpo g. Sheares Main street
guy 2o-dAcly SHE EEE j BCRkS
( AsA,h ofAAGE sLED-Jus received by -
~ NH l9d.s srABLER h JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATE
L0TTEkIES OF DELAn ARE,
Fer Maria, 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS q CO.. MANAGERS.
HTLkIHU TON DELa WARE

TAs Manager Of The public 10 the following
spassdd Schemes 70 he drawn In Wilmington Delaware by
Hlsie anlhoEitx.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
sreai southern Hai and zap Mandatory.
JOHN DOOLE y.
N main siree1 Ric m Ond va.

Manufacturer and Dealer IN Fur. Sfra1. L~ghorn'
fanapsa. SUI, and Aeieskin Dress Hats.
\ HAVE nov r-sdy my sprinK sioek Of Hais Csi~. -
l and straw Goods whirh would invite the aiten.
lion ~ the merchants virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee confident Of my ability 10 supply them with ever,
thing The, may wsn la my oc good terms the, can
lie procured In any market In the country - =
Nv slocs kept CONSTANT, null by the addition OF an,
Thing desirable Having greatly Increased my
facilities many desirable sykes will be OF
own Ny BLACK Moie-kin Hat ss' In The ir"n'
rank squat II superior 10 anything produced IN 'e
country. -. =. -,
NJ, assortment of Boy. Misses and Cberens Richly fm-
ed Hat. Of all the different styles OF Braid and fa
horn, cannot lie rxceled =.
In Military Goods, can furnish anything required Ny
stock Of the various qualities Army "egulRiion' Hats Is
yer, complete and aus different s les Of Hats OF Taps
~ : :. JOHN DOOLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Lynchburg GUanO Depot.
INAMfR~ and the public generally hereby
Il the lynchburg Guano Depot kept by VIM A. Miller ON
the Basin full! supplied With the ing YERIILzERs
No. / 4 Peruvian Guano;
ErcsUs Manip lated Guano:
Sunihrrrn tiual.u, l.,aehbury ground:
Mexican Guano;
kciticwcl's Potash and Plaster
have taken ever! prccauIon To Furnish reliable articles
bay the Peruvian an" nom the Agents
ernnrui winch Sctri1lr pure sole in Lynchhury
Tor Rcers Manipulated uuano. and will insure exact
~ what U l. represented 10 he Peruvian and
hl >'nhrra. believe This 10 be good Pcru, ian n4u1
Tor poJud IN crop that II be h, Srl r,rn
bay IA t ,dnp AMI hatc ground and ON ns good
Terms ~ u cav h hongf where In the United States My
plan Is To- sell ' >'mlfpri AMI s'riil, ho,s The
same patronage HE "a, ,Nan, 10 that liberal.
" bestowed heretofore. WM. \. MltIFH.
sept i3a,s =, copy ON II lin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
EMPLOYMENT.
$50 a Month and all ExnpnSeS Paid.

AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AND
~ county III ihs United states, 10 engage in respectable and
business b, which the above profits may certainly rt-
nc For further particulars address Dr. j. IESgy WinxEg
corner l2h street and Boal~ay, Nav York City cncosn,
"ie POSTAGE stamp AN - d3Hn& claw. A.. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
FRANKLIN e. Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GRnCERS & COMMlSSlON ME CHANTS

FRA y KILN e. Co.
Wholesale
GR0CERS & COMMISSION ME CHANTS,
Ne. ~ Man street. merit door q Liberty Uirehoase,
IiI = & ii l} L tG, "a,
NEANE bN HAND AND FOX NAlt-
L 10 has tin i.ngura aud lava Coffee:
lWu bhlS Brown ENra e.. Crushed AMI PuScrzel Sugar:
iU.nud lbs L. I'll" aud Union Cotton Yarns:
200 Kegs old Dominion Nails:
100 sacks Liverpool aud Virginia salt:
~ hoNcs Aiamantine and I aiio" Candles
200 sides good sole Leather
'rn Blankris;
10 Iron, Iammered, Rolled Bar Horse Shoe Round
oval and Hoop;
IL cases heavy Buois and Rrogans, Shoes:
New Orleans and West India Moasse ne Nrup, Bacon Side,
Loaf Mackc In barrels and kits, aud Black Teas
Brown and lo, SOAPS Rice, soda, Spices Gingcr, Pepper
Salt Pctrc Alum, lNract Logw ood indigo Mader. starch
Window nas, Patty, Wagon Boxes, Spades >hovels Trace
Chains Grind stones Grind Stone Fixtures Horse Shoes Nail
Eos, White Lead Zane. Tanners Oil. Upper Leather, last
Shear and serrd stov Axes, Coil Rope Backng Powder
Sbai Lead Painted Buckets. Boxes, Nests Tubs
Wrapping and Writing Paper shoe Thread Twinc. Dcmijons
Sonewarc, staple Dry Gnnis such brown btaccd and
striped omcsts, fnis lin>eys Jeans kerscys Fnl Cloths
flannels, BED Blankets, tacoc Apaccas, with largo
and general assortment III fine aad Liquors
~ Particular attention paid Ia the sale of Tobacco Wheat
Corn Flour and all other kinds Produce prompt remit,
ialecs mait tor Tue sale "i same oct +sd&cs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

CLOTHING! CL0TB JGu CLOTHING!
NJ. GIJt;t, >liE.I NiIS

As rriarPsA rep tss No,ilr5fB r.s ai
n vett large aud fsshonah.. stock 1t iAiI A>b WIN
1LDl lllNG, heb hs MY, tile and qualify.
surpassed lie very rrrIsfaN requests nj n,le The patac
and his frlrsds hs siook t"ipr
Ne all hcld 1utclnruts N AMI
prompt cistouicts bnr others h. IA. u"
Taught him Ia act d.tiludb restricting rrr,N.
lis stock eo,ri-s an, d'rrcut s,lits Pants,
Nesis Coats, DrelHoughs in,, would b.
To mention.
He also assortment II SEAMLESS Go f11S,, tire
ertnrsi Invention Of tbo bl manufactured h
niled states, New ork The public is in
ycd them II Will doubtless puzzle every
tpty,
ale ha. large Of Cent, mon. aooos
such socks 1rs tfa,H Ne >hfs md ltra"efs, Gloves
SHIRTS Handkerchief shaWls. Travelling BapLris
trunks tnibrcIa, Car tags er, lie reiorus THINKS for
nat and iu,i'. body Ia ts4it,.
B--tountr, Merchants would p vel 10 cgl on hun I've
going r,hcr Eart ne pre- Hrcia The "hsl" ;raie
NJ e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
SCHEME.

B7JBd pTzes,
Tickets t3o, Halves 80 Quarters ~, Eighths f21
A Certificate Of Package OF ~ Who"s costs s2P9 ="
DO do. "a Halves ...-.=#... " ."
Do do. 70 Quarters, 4..s ..4.... ~ -
Do do. 20 Eghhs, ..-......4.... ~ 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS IL,
To be drawn wilmington Del saturday March 3i isGo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL rRizE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware.
CLASS Ia
To Be drawn wilmington, Del, saturday, March 81 1850
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
.rs Notice 10 Shippers of Tobacco,

<sskzsk NEW YORK The Subscribers Agents Tor tie
NJ" loA d7d lagi"id Steamships, receive and ard To-
bAcoo aud other scnt Ia Their b! steamers OF tins
line FREE oF COMMISSION, but shippers requested
write h.m by mall the disposition The, wish made oi each
shipment ulrrN II wl he stored and risk oi ship
PER EUDIAM " HElNEkEN
feb Is llJ Broadway. New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Sombrero Guano.
Ann TONS sONBIERn 'iIASo. landing from sehn,h-
LOtJ War Eagle" direct from somlrero slaui f"'
mil h. EDMOND DAVENPORT n co,
~. Il. Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Principal Office. No. 3l3 Broadway, New York.
BRAYcn ofrcEs.-No. Al Hanover Boston: No ~ Cha
81 ST. New Haven Ct Goyer,illc, ~ " No. pa Broad
Newark, n - No. 42 Chcsnnt st. Philadelphia: No. l0 Bal
morc St, BALTIMORE No. ~ Westminster St., Providence l.
IL M. East 4th ST. CINCINNATI No. 60 North 4th
Louis: No. 81 St Charles ST. New Orleans No. 20 Dauhn
Mobile [lrc 24-iyct-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

NOTICE..
~ and after MONDAY Flour
~ IN h'~ Depot, until urlcr nulcr owing la the He'd
'""u''l'h :" the Depot L. b. JElIl>,
~" lIWS ten Fri. Agt, Va. y Team. L.. l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Singers Sewing Machines.


HEAT is always the conclusive proof of eal
~ men Judged by ihs test labor saving machine
before The public rnbe 10 Singers sewing Machine
Aftcr establishing the highest reputation in The United
they exhibited nj the late Exposition Uni, erselc
France where they carried nn the highest prcuiun
great manulicory 10 make them has been built in Paris
In ever! branch o industry in which sewing IS 10 b" due
these machines hc used in immense profit. As the speed
Of the Halfway train Is to travelling fool, SD Is wing
singers Machines compared with han-sta ing y" TAI T.
shoemaker dressnakc carriage trimmer sadler halter
Ne s"nld not be without The fair profit of using
these machines, regularly employed, is One Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there is much
be done these machines inv auabc assistance. Planters
and hotc keepers lind them particularly enicnt and profit
able These machines simple in their construction aud
strong and durable being the only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine made by which every sort of work.
could be perfectly executed. Thousands Of inferior and
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under
but singers Machines alone have been found ever
where TO saiisi, the wants of the people.
Plain printed instructions for using, sent with each
chine. from which readily acquire the art of
Elhg them The rlslLlts packed securely 10
la OF the world W persons desiring particular
'ra"n, We WILL ON application by letter at either OF
"r"ari cop. of l. NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette attr
wholly devoted IN the sewing Machine interest.
- "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
IA, s1 LII vi ..sss ss.ssi
ltH ID I'LL si.:. Q ~;

GEh.L FREIGHT OFFICE, V. n T. Il. H.,
lNScmBuRa, March 10th, l,.9 (
WING To the large quantity OF produce coming down the
~ ruu,i nnd dcd of the Depot, Nil be
Flour inspected Depot and alic MONDAY the 2lsi
by tr,lcr at ten SuI,t.
mnrrl l. dts l. d. IEl.lIo. lirncrnl Frcitl Agrnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
SOUTH SIDE ROAD

a Lor OF NICE NEN BACON, which will sell Low for
N cash. ch 2ait> j. G. SilEAEER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-04

nAWe agree with that able and reliable Democrat
c paper, the Boston Post that Pennsylvania is to be
again the great battle-ground and we look with some
anxiety to the result of the State election on Tuesday,
the 9th instant being the I'd Tuesday in October. Up
the result of the Gubernaora election to be that
day held many important results must depend If Cur
tin be elected, it will add confidence to the Black Re
publican cohorts and nce them to even more energet-
ic action. If Foster be elected, contrary effect will
be produced. Upon Pennsylvania and New Jersey
much depends. They may secure peace, OR something
like peace, for the next four years, they may not
AS long as the doctrine of rrepressibe conflict" is
preached and acted upon by any considerable portion
the people either section there never can be solid
1t is not enough to combine by or another
to defeat this or that Aboltonist while Abolitionins
itself grows in power while antagonsm and rreconcia
bty between the different systems of labor is preached
by one party and tactly admitted by the other while
men at the North and some at the South content them
selves with excusing and apoogzng for slavery instead
of defending and ustyng it right and in accordance
with the nature of things.
P. S.-We see that Senator Sidell, in a speech re
Gently made in New Orleans, takes the same ground
that Pennsylvania and New Jersey can and will prevent
Lincons election, unless Forney and other intimate
Dougasites be able to prevent cordial cooperation
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-04
Cruel Outrage.

We learn that on Saturday OR Friday last, most
brutal outrage was committed in Columbus county,
few miles from Whitevle, resulting in the death
of likely negro boy some fourteen or fifteen years OF
age, belonging to Forney George, ESQ., It would ap-
pear that the boy had been threatened by the
with chastisement for fault, and under the dread
of punishment went of from the plantation and
to his MASTER who sent him back to work On his re-
turn, the overseer tied him up and whipped him
verey that he died shortly after. Aninquest was held
the boy and verdict rendered in accordance with
these facts. The overseer whose name is Mitchell has
not yet been arrested having Immediately taken hmse
off. The feeling in Columbus is intense and every eff
fort will be made to bring the offender to justice.
our informant, who is one of the most intelligent ant
reliable gentlemen in that county, be not msnformei
himself it is one of the worst cases We ever heard Of.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-04
Douglas and Fusion.

Speaking of the efforts to make joint Union ticket
in New York. Occasional" Washington correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Press-(supposed to be Mr..
Forney himself) says
81 know that it will give great pain to Judge Douglas
himself for he has repeatedly declared that he acod rat
be defeated than submit to the selection of any Brecki-
rdgerS upon any electoral ticket claiming to be friendly to
him."
This may be regarded as official. Occasional is
recognized mouthpiece of the Douglas faction and Of
Mr. Douglas himself. With this repeated declaration
by Mr.. Douglas himself hardly look for any sin
cooperation by his followers for the purpose OF de-
feating Lincoln
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-04

Ss~We notice that some of the Geographic dispatch
es announce that the French troops under General La
morciere heretofore stationed at Rome for the protec
ton of the Pope and which recently marched from that
city to meet the Sandman army its invasion of the
States of the Church, have met with disastrous de-
feat.
This is mistake. General Lamoriciere is not at the
head OF the French troops in Rome Gen. Guyon com
mands the French army there. Gen. Lamoricere is moi
IN the French service at ALL but in the service of the
Papal Government, and his troops are composed of
bout twothirds native subjects of the Roman Govern
ment, and onehird foreigners Swiss, Austrians and
some few Irish
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-04
Five Weeks.

In five weeks from Tuesday last the election
will be held for President and Vice President or rather
on that day the several States will choose electors upor
whom will devolve the duty of selecting persons to fiji
these Offices for the four years commencing March 4th
1861. The times threatening but they not with
out hope. We will never despair of the Republic, ant
at anyrate what WILL we trust to be found in thu
line Of duty, endeavouring with all our feeble power
centrate the votes of the Democracy of North Carolina
on the only Democrat who has any showing in Nortt
Carolina and the only national man who has the ghos
of chance in the country at large.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-04

bsTI Later accounts show that Mr.. Walker did not
surrender to the commander of the ars consequence
o. or in pursuance of the demand made upon him under
date OF the 2lst August. He did not surrender at
Truxo at all, but at place called Rio Tinto or Black
River, some distance therefrom. He did not claim
American citizenship, and consequently it is folly for
any American journalists to be making fuss over an
adverturer however brave who voluntarily dssoves all
the ties that connect him with his country The govern
ment and people of the U lited States have no more
right and consequently obligation to interfere
account of anything done to Walker than they would
have were he Frenchman Spaniard. He claimed
to belong to Nicaragua that Nicaragua belonged to
him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-04
Fall of Bell and Everett.

Our Bell and Everett friends have their head quarters
on the East side of Front street, above Market They
used to have pole before the door thereof and from
the top of that pole there used to float flag inscribed
with the of their candidates. AS write there
is only part of pole there the end with the flag having
been broken off short, leaving only the stump standing.
We suppose it is Douglas pole, as we learn that
Mr.. Douglas has " taken the stump"
This catastrophe happened thus:-About quarter to
nine this morning. horse with dray attached to him
mil ht have been seen tearing up Front street in an
excited manner, until he conrived to bring his vehicle
bang" against the fagpole, thereby Kidding himself
of all encumbrance, harness included, after which he
soon stopped surprised and apparently satisfied horse
The pole shook, and the shock snapped off the upper
end, and down it came and great was the fall there
Of" Sundry small boys set up shout. There as a
fate opposed to Bell and Everett poles What does il
mean?
The Democrats of Halifax county put up a fine
Breckenridge and Lane Pole at Enfield some 1873 OF
l4O feet high. The Bell and Everett men, not to be
oudone put up another pole even taller than the Brock
inridge and Lane one, and near the top they fixed
stuffed coonskn in the attitude of climbing the pole-
On Thursday or Friday evening of last week. thunder
storm up, the lightning knocked off the top of the
Bell and Everett poe shvered the rest of it, tore up h
flag and sent the old stuffed coon-skin flying.
The Breckenridge and Lane pole stood the storm. L
is all right, the of Breckenridge and Lane viii
be in November Coming events cast their shadow
before-Daaly Journal, LIST INST.