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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Cuinous.

We perceive that the jackson Democratic As
ISOLATION OF Washington, an institution Of some
twenty years standing and which has exercised
mnch political influence. is now numbered with
the dsad. It has CONC "slmmsring with the
things that were." 0isagrscments upon the Pre-.
sidential question. occasioned its disruption. Sic
transit How the melancholy ruins of the lats
Democratic party. lie scattered every side! Ev-
en- the name and fame Of the great founder Of the
modern Democratic party had not potency enou gb
in it to keep alive this association. When, be-
fore, was the name Of jackson so dishonored by his
followersi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
To the Intelligent.

n. ALL diseases arise from end impurity OF the
VS blood. No matter how called each be cured by
vegetable pugaes which do not only nip in tue bud" but
actually expe the foul humor which produce dreaded head
ache tic doloeux, and rheumatism well liver affections
pain In the SIDE and general and upon the
least cxerton. Nay, BRANDRETHs PILLS only cure
these affections but also asthma and all durable affections Of
the lungs well recent colds and coughs Even consum
on and bleeding Of the lungs have Ocn been cured by them
Remember, BRANDRETHS PILLS have a trial Of los years
DURATION and warranted pure, vegetable and incapable Of
nurng the endccsi weakest frame Those who use
recommends hui their virtues surass cuogy They must be
used 10 be fully appreciated Sold at principal Office, No 1894
Canal street Price % cents box. je Aim
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ArplEs-3Feen-none offering.
BAoos-Dsmand gOod-i notice sales at lox9i11 FIR
prime.
s@w.x-se0N errts 'Hs-s~'-@--s
BrrrKEMaskst well snppsdFrssA 10 10 s0i sse for
Ffkia.
cozs-sapgy xs-s.es % 10 IS yellow; s. 10 sss for
Coax NEAl--Hessy asd d.H 4 ssas71 cent.
csxESr.-Ismes River si.sc0e2.oo
Dsixp fxEa-xs ssie. 1883
FIorR-The receipt. eontnse lgh-sish god Demand
quote Superaae 4k15; Extra e&5e; Family t6I3.
fl.SsEED-4fls0i.ib cents
FzATHrEs.-s4fbA5 ssais = --.z..- g
RKn4I1s2->ssypy smpje No. Peruvian Guano ~, 30
Ion aeas - Recess Manipulated f525o;
bfero siuAno tsOG Asxiean 6a1eo tSoo, American 0no
toot laie Sup Phosphate Of Lime eaas Raaias Phoha
Peruvian uano fa5o Ruans Bone Ash Gusno t2o Ruff
Manure. Ts Eu1ns Groand Bone Ash e5150
Fasie Cos Soluble PhosphsAsd Peruvian Guano tjaD0;
Diuga Bonn Das &3oo: Ru1n's Tobacco Manure, ta7o0
Ground Plaster IN bulk 10; In bag barrels tlloo
Ga Asa sTKBs-So sale
GissKSs.-Sa0<s censA
HAY.-3aed tlasseti.so; p wagon load 81 .oOQtsi.b
iEeS.-Nouutain e90Gtt1 Ion.
IaEp.-Sspfly good st IfT9lscena
iHsr.-Thoma.sovn u 30 Moants'n u.
oATs-sheaf silsosia, 100 Ds; White 30 black IS
r.uis - bash of 81 Ds
Pras-So Blaekc,ed offering. Cow Pea o. s3a.1'o
PoTATons- while Mercer. sT6tti
TonacssEocrpis continue large with improvement In
hie mseh II found in the prescd cropa large PARTON
dark nicFof order which commands but
low price quote dark Lngs ~ A3eo6Ds00 bright
ground Lug tl0o4 500; dark Leaf shipping and Stem
ming .Geostsbo; working Leaf ts'ccs2cO bright Wrap
Wmg,T--Rec-pls continue ight-Saes being made In
small way ti.3Olt$i.5 for prime Red and White.
Wool -Un~ashcd 20 10 g eta: Washed 81 TO 20 es.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
u6SSass nsfizcation Meettng ~ y York

fU61S3ss HattHoatiou Meeting IN u. York
Speech Of the Little Giant
A great sssksring Of the Doeelssises Of Mes
IYerk sesk plass as Tamnany Hall. on Mondsy
Inisn lasl Assr grss, Amount Of bonbassis
IsIsesssss bel tssn ~ a. and resolutions adop-
I'd, he crowd sajosrsedfe the qsartsrs Of Judss
IDoaxia., theu b The city. 20 sereeade him.
The procession msved up Broadway in brilliant
style. with banner. flying and torches waving.
while the people eheered Justify the crowd Pass
q up
On arriving at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where y
ysry large crowd was collected, loud cries arose
for Douglas and the Little Giant"
Me-. Dssgiss sypesred sad spoke n follows:
| ,Rsllew- sissens--i retsra TO yea my most sio-
eere thanks for this manifestation Of your good
feeling. II 10 gratifying to me to know that The
united democracy Of the city Of New York feel
the importance Of the great contesr now pending
before the American people There is no pl.e e
on the American continent whore citizens ought
from their position, to be enthusiastic in favur
OF those great principles which should be pre-
claimed alike ia every State Of the Union, ~ in
The Empire State of New York. Cheers. -
While every other State is in degree local in
il character, having peculiar circle for its own
trade, New York reaches to the furthermost ends
wherever her flag may wave over American soil
and over American ships. The whole country j.
the theatre Of your commerce, your interest and
your influence. and You ought to sympathise with
the people Of the distant portions Of the republic
o. with those who come into more immediate
contact with you. Hence. my friends. expect
70 End the democracy Of New York standing Il
unit 10 favor Of those great political principles
which recognizes the rights end property Of the
citizens Of evey State and yet leaves every State
perfectly free TO manage its own affairs. mind its
own business, and which leays IT'S neighbors alone
Cheers and cries Of That's right") My friends
l made my appearance on this balcony tonight.
for the purpose Of acknowledging the compliment
you now pay me, and not to enter into political
discussion upon any Of the political topics Of the
DAY. II 10 the first time In my life | have been
placed in the position To look on and see fight
without taking hand in it, Cheers and laugh
teri shall however feel no less interest in this
great political struggle for believe that tho well
being Of this country and the popularity Of the
Union depends upon maintaining intact and invio-
late those great cardinal principal for which the
democratic party now. as in former times. are
pledged by that platform and organ zstion Cheers
renew 70 you my sincere thanks for your kidd
ness on this occasion. Loud applause, during
Addresses were then made by Messrs Doheny,
insolvency. and others, but the audience appear
ID too good HUNDRED 10 listen we'll, and preferred
10 visit Mr.. Douglas in the paror. to which large
md miscellaneous crowd accordingly retired. A
few moments were spent in this mutual inter-
changs, and the company separated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

In A TIaHr Sror.-The Owego Gazette, whose
editor IL . Buchanan postmaster. pats up both the
Breckisridge and Douglas tickets. 1t prefcrs
Breekinrides and Lane, tshas is to save the pos.
|ofhse, hst goes for Douglas as the regular oandi
date under protest, (which is to save the patron
'age Of he papsr.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Bell AND EVERETT IN KENEucKy.- Louisville,
Ky, July "a large and enthusiastic IA, 6ca'ion
meeting Tor the purpose Of endorsing Bell and
Everett il now in progress.
A meeting Of the Harden county Democracy Mt
Elizabe thtown to-day endorsed Douglas and John
son and denounced tho Seceders "A rae citing of
the Cam pbell county Democrats did the sumo yes
terjay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Right Names

A eo'snrorary suggests ,hss ilsrsehei '. John
sou, candidate on the Douglas ticket for the Vice
Presidency. has the right name. % be = bound to
ses sfsYs before be 10 slecsed.
Il nigh, with equal propr;ssy be sid that the
bad Of tina, ticket. who bears The ssishy eegso-
ruen 81 !SepAen. 10 appropriately dsbbed-for
poor Douglas. like bis devout namsssks Of old. 10
being so.ndy stoned On every side. Democrats.
Republicas.. and Unipnisis are all pslting him D
like
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

The split pssriss the New Jer'ey Democracy.
The central organ at Treutos will wait swhiIs
and zee what The Dsnecra,is State Convention
does. bu. has expressed ,s willingness to go on
the side with The majority. which discrimination
certainly displays vast deal Of discretion and =
small amount Of valor. The Evening Journal. the
Democratic paper a. Newark. declares for Breck'
inridgs and says . majority Of the party in the
State arc Of that mind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Mail RoBBER CArrUKEp. Within n few days
there has been reports of missing n, ais between
Canada and the United States. Intelli gence has
been received from Rutland, Vern ,o,t. which
states that G. j. North. special mai a gent had
arrested John Whitcomb charged with robbipg
the United States and Canada mails ,yhilc under
his charge at the depot of the Ru,lard railroad.
Ten bags are missing. II is believed hat there
will DO little difficulty in tracing the ,bbery to
Whilcomb. On bis person n number Of skeleton
keys were found; and it is known that the accused
has spent several hundred dollars in G an ada bills
within q few weeks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

DOUGLAS MEETING AT HAsrvoRD.- i Hartford
July Am enthusiastic meeting of De m ocrats Of
Ibis city held this evening at the N att oRa raj
tying the nomination Of Dou glas and OH nson, at
Baltimore John G. Palmer was Chair NJ an. and
VIM. a. Richardson. of Illinois, aud Mr.. II. West
of the Connecticut delegates to the Ma
tional Convention, made eloquent and strong
speeches. which were loudly applaudai Strong
non-inter,cntion resolutions were pc ssed. and
the platform and nominees eathu sas ideally en-
dursed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

The Democracy Of Ohio, in State Conve t,tion on
Thursday, after nominating State itch ct passed
resolutions endorsing Douglas and John, ION. when
some fifty breckenridge men withdrew, and meas
ures were adopted for another Conyeu ton. A
Breckinridge and Lane ratification meeting was
held ut ST. Louis on Tue 'day evening,at which the
Lieut.. Governor wero repudiated on account Of
their Douglas proolivities and new nosul,ati,n
made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

IERRinLE CASUALTY IN AcconAc County,
Norfolk, July 6.-At the celebration Of the 4th in
Pungateague, Accomac county. William Garrison
WAS killed by the premature discharge of can
non' aud James Y. Hall. Principal Of the Sem
dead pN'"'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Sale Of a Valuable Tract of Land
CAMpREII.

DURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court Of caa,i.ll
county, made on the 95t Of May, 1860 in the suit Of a
lard vs. Jones'" the Undersigned who appointed m,
for that purpose win sell at public auction TIAs
OF LAND allotted to Josephine ". Jones in the division
the lands of the late VIM L. Scott Ono said Tracts contain
ing BY recen! survey, 1873 ACR E Is situ the
Old Richmond Road. about mile from j. ID. AcxanIer
Mill on Beaver Creek and Is well known very superior
Tract OF Land highly productive In Corn, Wheat and Toa
Mr. john Wade who resides upon land viii to Der
desiring to it. The other Tract containing Acres
upon Gamblers Mountain, chiefly in timber The sale viii
take place upon the rss named Tract FRIDAY THE 10TH
day Of August next, at 10 NJ, at the House.
for 50 much shall be sufficient 70 defay
expenses OF sale; the residue credit and Is months,
equal instailmen with day sale the purchaser
to execute bonds with good personal secy and the
tanned till the whole purchase money ia paid.
The purchaser win have the privilege entering
day Of sae for the purpose Of prcpang seeding
crop Tor Tho next year. K. G. H. KEAN,
y 7-coaw4w Commssiou.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

II seems 10 us that Italy must be free from the
the mountains to the sea, for the universal pulse
beats for relief from the rule Of the Hapsbur RI or the
Bourbon vspies though dumb still speaksth.-
The New York Times states that on the 5,h of
June. Marshal Valiant the comma nder Of the
French forass still In Italy, visited the ancient and
heroic city Of tho Doges. No sooner was his ar
rival known than the word went round Ia all tho
circles Of Venetian society. On Monday night the
Marshal reached the Albsrgo di Europa and on
Tuesday morning visitors Of the highest rank be-
gan to call at his hossl and leave their cards.
Tbis silent characterization continued throughout
tho two days Of his stay, and BY Wednesday even
ing two thousand cards had been received
On the same srsning . magnificent bouquet,
in which The rsd,' white. and blue Of France pre-.
dominated, was leis ct the Marshars hotel in the
name Of the ladies ~ Venice. Whenever the
MarsbAl left HE hetst .ths middle and lower class
in thsir turn took up his strange and silent test.
mossy against the Austrian. Wherever he went
every hat was raissd. every head uncovered till
the gallant soldier. whohad faced the foes Of Italy
90 fsaslsmly On ths Geld Of battle, found himself
at lsst pnAblsto endurs ths mute appeal OF no
blsi sAliAa 8eople. upon whom the sun Of indepcn.
dsacs batiDot tet been suffered TO rise IIc cut
short his visit 70 Venice on the BIB.
1a4 =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Declines

Henry W. Miller, the eloquent North Carolina
Wing. who went over some two years since to the
Democracy. and was recently appointed Pres-
dcntal Elector in the Raleigh district, has become
disguised with the feuds of his new associates
and Withdrawn from the canvass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Wigs wigs Wigs I'll
BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass
VIZ ALL They elegant, easy, light and durable.
Fitting clarm-non burning up behind-no shrink ing o
the head Indeed this Is the only Establishment where
things properly understood and made16 bond Street,
New York. s.Mp.ACo NH l3-dAe1y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Commissioners
S A L. f D r l. ANN

S A LrE D F l. ANN
pursusucc of decree the Circuit Cont -, u y,
county, pronounced At ITS last term u case of ")am
vs. D.wson DC, the undersigned, the Commissioner hrr
the premises to sell by way Of public Auction very W
Valuable Tract Of Land.
containing AIT ACRES, more or less situated In tho c,
Of Bedrd, the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad WIN
The widow OF George dawson decd, r.sidea There @
upon this Tractof Land q '' a'e
ComIortaple Dwelilng House.
aud other convenient buildings; as also TWO GOop up
CHAEDS; and the many advantages 1t possesses reil, M
desirable acqusiion TO any person aiilug u home,
TERMS or sALx-A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months for equal instaments OF The purchase money n
interest nom day Of sale, will be given purchaser he %
ing the payment Of the by bonds with good persona NJ
curty and the title 10 the land to be retained until The r,
money 10 paid, further security therefor ~
10 tScWtls THOMAS K. TERRY con,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
VaauAbae~ Landed Estate at A..

AScsAAeoo ESTATE at Aro4;
= KN0WLEDGED TO BE ON OF Ti nt' hRs ALLY AZ
AND T0BACco GROWING SECTIONS nE nTn s;S,i WHEAT
S o1 ~. ss ~ ~ AuEus being Coar
@ liable plantation OF the late Col Js pt lime Va.
Ss.vmises rom Amelia oeur Honse a, situated =,
Eere Is Depot u Lhe Richmond and n nich place IN
and lying on both sides Of the Beyils Bill Earos
kssd on ts south side Of which Is III. & and Coun Su
1851 ACRES. consisting Of e "ail tract conanias
4ss Ao.Es CLEARED Hen LANDS,
LAND VEIL bkb,N NpW GROUNDS AND pr,yo.
1870 Ao ,sI i sEt,,ND GROWTH PINE GROWTH,
Wheat fobacco Corn and AM. wr,, me cultivation
The improvements consist OF . good cye,ered
rooms dranery Stables 10 Negro Houses rs House with
The other portion lying the North size of H.. 500
210 ACRES OPEN LASD
1O4 ACRES ORIGINAL GROWTu
4l5 ACRES PINE LAND, With 4 Tnh...o D.
ly located and recently built ~ "arns Convenient
a. W ne nealih OF this plantation and lis
II desrsd viii se IN 70 De equal 10 in the STATE
divide the nrst 70 suit purchasers The and also
w % anSwed " seed crop Wheat imme ,,p purchasers
nesi A. shieh Inn. given on the 7h day Of No,eSs s
De p,opey stock Mules and Horses Farming ulpi
F0rly.Three Likely Negroes
A., M ,o n " land VIII beOne fourth cash ,bc r,
decd OF truss on the property TO secr tha m
For the Negroes credit Of months will h. ,
d .,c se pe.'saaDe property stock &C. in an &
interest, II actually paid. "i'"'hs credit, without
To persons wishing to purchase, Mr. j. = Noh,. ,,
the place, or Dr. VIM J. Cheaham VINO rcsifs
Court House, will take pleasure In showiny near the
give any information respecting the proer w PROMISES %
plat Of The land can be in Clerks ONCE =, Await.
Court House. e ~ Amelia
- - JOS. B.DCNN
ihhy o-uihhiuS Ex'tor JasB rauv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

,,, Lost Scrip.
VIE "wlng Scrip in the Iynchjurs Hose and Fire Tnsu-
rance Company, was purchased and held by our esiato
John oillns, In his us time, aud been lost o-wit:
one IN the name OF panna rec No 15S for Is Shares
one III the namsoii q. Acrec No. 1a. for 20 SHARES
one N the name OFT. O. Aerrc, No. 10, hrB shares
one ,n .he name OF 4 AGREE, No. l52 for IS shares
ohe IN us name Of stephen c. Hurt Isl,
An! hiomaion ~ relation 10 this scrip will be ihankfy
fece'e and II found an delivered us ccnIle.
M ~ 20 made 70 The person 10 deli, erng IT, Should no!
e onhu IN NC ipterim we shall apply expiration Of
Two months nom This date President and Board Of
rectr Of said Company new Scrip for stock to
under the Win Of our restator. 70
11.lt ANN HOLLINs, Xxx, and
4, a ,o q. DABNEY. EAor
: " -.uouNEm OF John IIullins, d, ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Trustees Sale of House and Lot

Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
DURSUANTto the provisions of deed trust executed.
the undersigned Trustees Of the Washington Building
soeaii0n, by VIM H. Punkett Trus Of Mary
and the said Mary G. Pinnkc the 9th ay u September
UGDAY the iath dav OF july next at O'clock p N III.
HOUSE nd LOT In said decd mentioned II being
which said Punkei resides, tho Presbyterian
Yard
Terms made known the LAY Of Sale.
ALFRED NJ. WooDRO0F.)
L. II. GLASS, STrustees.
lie 90 italy JOHN T. SMITH,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

Hair Dye Hair Dye Hair Dyel!
rs~ WM. A. BATClIELOR'S HAIR-DYE!--THE ORR
w. BEST woRp!-Al Others are mere
limitations and should be avoided II you wish escape di-
euie.
GRAY, RID Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly heaufni and
Natural Brown or Black without Injury to the Hair skin
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded VIM
aieclor since ls9 and $4,000 applications
made TO the Hair OF the Patrons Of his famous Dye
NM A. BATcuELoRs HAIR Dye produces a color MOI to b.
distinguished from natue and is Harrdnted not TO inure
the least however long may be continued and the III
of Bad Dyes remedied the Hair nvguatcd for by this
Splendid bye. = =
sold in all cities and Of United States by Drp
gis's and Fancy Goods Dealers 60
.c The Genuine has the and address upon a steel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box Of -. ..
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, -
NH l3dSeiy-l sMP.scol 10 Bend street, New York.
R- THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTACTS
@s%S WILLS de-, upon short notice. '7TT7 '
sept 29-ts VIM. D. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Words of Caution

If we To tell readers that the wells and
W springs Throughout the country had been poisoned and
that VIE lad discovered anlote effects them
that woud not gladly avail themselves discovery, with
The hope Of averting DEATH IL tell that
had discovered mine treasure enough for them and and
tat prepared Ia share with them would
aid To fortune But health Is valuable than riches,
how much more gathe should they be 10 learn that great
lnhcea has boen compounded OF purely vegetable and
That lis curative powers are little less certain light and
darkness Need We give instances? Ii call pro-
Tr'.r OF BAkEkS BlrTEks and examine the myriads Of
certificates, IRON at sections the south.
been cared OF DgsPepsd by its all healing properties Among
them Viii the vouchers old young,
ua, eNoing this B1ERs Ia the skies blessing Pro,-
dence ior Is curative powers But its virtues
10 Dyspepsia. Nervous Headaches yield readily powes
Torpid lNers become quckened and made b.,
sour siolacs made healthy by its neulraizng
iects Indigestion disappears when enters organs off
Darrhda cannot Its tonic powers ITSELF
when met by these BrTrRs, Is promptly dismed
harmless thousands of persons certified who used ii In
siy and 3d. when that scourge devastating the country
BAKERS BrTEES will moi remedy all the ills humanity
bn such diseases caused by the and bowels
Oily yield TO Its strengthening effects and speedily driven
from The system An who need tonic should try 1t, and be
come their own judges OF it's virtues
For sale by all the Druggists in ynehburg, and by all the
principal Druggists in the city OF Richmond elsewhere
Virginia: also, of Messrs Clds. Slot Co., Washington
u. G.; + II. Saber Il Co.. Baltimore Nd. ID. b. Miller Gov
inltnn, KY; and Barnes n Park, N Y
Orders filled by addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
tD 2l-d&cts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Land near Lynchburg.

Land near Lynchburg.
OFFER for my FARM ON Riy Onossnr1 r,,aek miles
ceas sn =, sh1 CITY a. e,a,sns ACRES I'd
' ,easa ~ probably 40 Acres of which, good low
nc quaint! OF the land, the crops will show. There
~ Iap9Haance OF lime sone accessible Near tho
pmELiiNG Is YOUNG ORCHARD Of choice Fruit, ss1ss
uonnng some or 400 Trees. go,iy portion II the ~
iand Is hney timbered. being original gfowh
shah be absent until October or November next
u reier my ono wishing to know terms, &c. Mr. H. B.
Je 23-trlRep. copy.l T. C. JENNINGS.