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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
E0uiSianN.


The following are the resolutions passed at
the recent State Convention Of the Louisiana
Democracy:
Rcsolped, ]. That the Democracy of Louisi-
ana appreciate and admire those patriotic men
in the, non savcholding States, whose adhesion
to Democratic principles and whose devotion
to the Democratic party, prove them tp be
lovers of their country, the supporters of the
Constitution, and tho true friends Of the rights
OF the several States
3 That the Democratic party of Louisiana
feels nndimins he'd confidence in the admins
tration of James buchanan.
8. That the Territories of the United States
belong ta>the several States as their common
property, and not to the individual citizens
thereof.
That the Federal. Constitution recognizes
property in slaves and as such, the owner there
of is entitled to carry his slaves into any OF the
Territories OF the United States, and hold them
there as property; and in case the pcopIe of
the Territories, by inactom, unfrendy lnglSa-
ton, or otherwise, should endanger the tenure
of such property or discriminate against it, 10y
Withholding that protection given other species
of property in the Territories it is the duty OF
the General Government to interfere 10y an ac-
tive excrtion of its constitutional powers to Sc
cure the rights OF shareholders.
4. That our delegates to Charleston arc re-
commended to adhere to the two-third rule in
the nomination OF a candidate for the Prcsi-
dcncy.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
MANSFIELD, T,RRASr Co., TEXAS.


From the heading Of this You will perceive AIN
no longer at tho County. seat of Tarralt We have
founded a new city IA Texas city, to be known as
Mansfield 1t is situated in the Southeast corner Of
thu county in the cross tiuibcrs We have made this
move 81 consideration of the steam MILL there being
plenty of wood, good water, and more convenient
site in several other respects than the County scat
where our water mil is. We have nova large dwell
ing house log house finished two negro cabins done
and two more cabins for workmen nearly completed ;
the store house was completed first and aids consider
ably in furnishing casl-layments OF which are fre-
qucntly required by these people. Tho ncigbors es
tubshcd the cash system with us when We first NOV
ed in among them and are not sorry though Soine
of them are becoming tired oft
That Brick Machine, as an eloquent old Freedman of
my acuuanlapce would say, is one grand, maguclquc
hunbus, made of sorry steral and incapable ofpr
forming as represented II is true it mould about
brick i'll twelve hours, but to do this requires
four horses-two in the morning and two in the after
noon-and then the work is not nicely done, for the
bricks are generally tso soft. After making 2ln, QUO
brick (not in tweutyfour days neither for orefour
the time was required repairing the tlug) conclu
ded it was worn out and cast it aside having at the
same time hearty worn out a pair ofgood horses, and
reduced considerably pair oflargc mules. | tllcn
built an od-iashioned gum; land made l4,nG0 more
brick, better than the Machine brck-tliougl not quite
so n;iny in day. Wealso bought pulverizcr, TO be
used where there are rocks or where the cny is in
very hard Jumps, but we never used it, as there was
no rocks: and as soon as l had seen few bricks
moulded became satisfied the "irnmcusc pressure"
that Smith claims fer his Machine cannot be obtained
upon the mould There is a great pressure upon the
bottom Of the clay Tor gurn call i but
soon as the clay falls into the mould the pressure is
lost SO as to be barely sufficient to fill the mould
therefore it is little more than only additional labor for
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20

TIE .FIREME>s TouHNAMENr.-Inql,iries
having been made by companies from abroad,
whether arrangements have been made to
house their machines, we arc authorized to say
that the Committee has made ample provision
in this respect, and that careful preparation has
been made to accommodate all who may
come. The Railroad companies, whose roads
lead to Columbia. have reduced their fares one
half to both Fire Companies and visitors on the
OCCASION Columbia Guardian.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
Von,f Go.

A persoa Of lie citizens OF Chesterfield District it
seems met at the Court House on the 9Th inst, and
appointed Delegates: to the Columbia Convention.
Among Others vas Maj .AIES.sSpsR McerEEy, who
deetaes fe appointment as follows in note to the
Chcriws - FS
MN. DEAR Sir; have been informed
that was appointed by portion of the citizens of
Chesterfield District assembled ut the Court House
fhe;6til inst Delegate % q Convention to be bed at
Columbia for the purpose Of sending Delegates to the
Charleston Convention As lam opposed to the State
being Represented in that Convention would beg leave
respectfully to decline the appointment"
T,nJ
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
From Washington.
WAsHINGToN, March Il

The Brooklm arrived at Norfolk yesterday.
Mr. McLane's delay in sailing for Mexico is
partially caused by the desire Of the Executive
to hear from Vera Cruz
The non-arrival of the Lndianola at New Or
leans, excited fears that she had been detained
at veva Cruz to give refuge to Americans who
had been driven out of the city by the attack
of Miramon Our Gulf fleet will be ordered to
pay no attention to Miramons hlockadine
squadron.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
From, Brownsville.
Special Dispatch to The Charleston Mercury.
New ORLEANS, March j..

NEW VNLEANs, MHTcN IT.
Adviccs from Brownsville, 10. the 9th, reveal
further complications, and show the completely
OF the Mexican authorities with Cortinas.
Col. Lockbridgc has arrived here direct from
Brownsville, and he confirms the worst reports,
and says that depredations have ceased, because
the frontier has become depopulatcd.
Gen. Carvaial and force left Victoria OH the
5th for San Luis Potosi, where the Liberals are
concentrating y large force.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20

For Tic past week has been quito cold = There was
ice on several but naccount ofhig winds
there was little frost We do not think that regeta
.ion las been injured serious extent from the
one d tive frosts nc kiaad during the past week
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
Extract from 81 Texas letter.

Through the kindness Of gentleman resident in
town, we are permitted to make the following extract
Of letter from his brother in Texas 1t will doubtless
be of interest 10 many Of readers, particularly in
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20

ONE MORE GoHE.-John Ford, a revolutiona-
rv soldier, died i'll Bibb County, Georgia; on
the 2sth of February, in the lo5th year Of his
acc. He was married five times, his last wife
survives him, and his only child is eighty years
old
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20

IcE.-We have heard Of several persons
who saw ice on Sunday morning last. Peach
es, which are just in full bloom, are supposed
to be uniniured as yet.
Sumter H-a!chma3, I3ti ms.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
PHILADELPHIA, March II

Hon. Lewis {. Levin late Representative
from the lst Congressional District ofthis city,
died this morning at ! o'clock.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
w. PI:,s I, usseli & Co.

Is is matt ter worthy lf that gentleman Of
our town, on recent visit allied at the
Blind and Door these gentlemen and found
that they are actually selling articles in their line at
lss psses and Of better than sprocprcd Of
isii,ilar tiern cstab Ehmcnts. g sa = ~
This combined fact that they are Of Southern
bril- makes ii and duty a those Of oar
ctcns in want to themtle benefit
lt,f their .patronaee ss,l
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20

DO all the good you can in the world, and
make az little noise about it as possible.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
CHESS COLUMN
OF THE -
G Am DEN JoU RNA I.
Tuesday, march %. ls6e.

spRoBIEa 10 %. BIZ aI1A 2 OF CHARLESTON
Il So CA
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20
dlla laaIleH fraklI aaulIal.
irucstiay, march %, 1850.
Isr,s, Z, .xE,enthia,rE. ~

!J.sAY Cali. Assoelate Editor.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20

The casometcr of the st. Charles Hotel en-
ploded. on the l4th inst, and set fire to the
bni!dng-two men were burnt to death. The
h,liIlng was saved.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-20

"I'll give him law toltisLeart's content the
said Mr.. SiIf slcton, walking back
ward and forward, in a lc;ate Of angry excite
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
Congress-.

WAsuiSaroS, January . 'fx,rr-M-. Do,,-
elas, snokc on hi, luton t. pir,cnt tire inva
sion Of ole 5 ate ly the iniab'uu If another,
and said Brown, raid was tn. ,Htura, Hl! iegitl-
mate result 1T the doctrines &! the Republican
party ns explained by their piatf I'm, h,o6s, pam
phlets, etc, and especially 10y the leaders in and
uut Of Congress. The senate al was intensely
thrnnged.
Mr.. Fcssenien Of Maine rcpliel to Mr. Doug.
las, aud denying that the Republicans were res
ponsiblo Tor Browns nciion an. said IL would
favor the adoption Of Legislation tn rcI cut similar
"nt,nges. lie insinuated that Houga, WI, hfu-
curel by Interior motives in maxim. he speech ut
ihis time when the suLiac was in the hands Of
an invest eating committee.
Mr.. Dougla, responded r,itcrH ling his charges
against The Republican party, and defending, sill
very.
Mr.. Toombs obtained the 4 Ior when the hoay
adjourned.
HJrsE OF REPREsE~rATIyEs.-Mr Bhrk.tla Of
Mlssl ,spp made Il Southern sree"h, and rritert-
ted that he in favor Of resisting the inaugural
tiun of a Republican President.
Mr.. Corwin OF Ohio made sumo rc,narks which
put the ll,use in u good humor Ills views for
The most part conservative. but be cinims the
right to prohibit slavery in the Territories.
No ballot for Speaker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
LiTEsT-NEWs BY TELIGgarn.
rr1SsEAfhEn ExrREssLr .LrSonBuRs vmsIxiAs."
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Africa.

NV YORK. JAN 23.-The steamship Africa,
VITA L'verpool dat's to the 7ih inst. arrived h.
last night, her mails going North By the early
t7ia. she bring no.hi, later than was received
hY tue S,rea>sian. hut her report contains the fol-
lowing interesting intelligence.
The Steamship North American outward bound
from Portland was passed.
The al lrcss of palmerston prayinr for the in.
luerce Of the English Government, IN maintaining
the Independence OF III: Pope's doninons was re-
ceiving the signatures of the Catholics Ia ireland
The london Times regards the dismissal of
Walcwski ~ declaration on the Emperof's part
t. commit himself to a fileral. generous policy
toward the Italian causs,andasl INST all powers aud
desp nistn in hostility to the Church.
The l2mss warns the Emperor thnt although
he may cpnnt ON the sympathy of FL gland, he
mast not expect her to JOIN in an offensive alliance
against othe: rowers
Other English journals regard change Us
hopeless for Italy
A journal at Il snc puhlishe. an article sunpas-
cd to have been writtca under the auspices OF tho
Pope's officials, and was 81 hitter in rr.ari to the
late pamphlet that the French papers dad not re.
produce il.
The Paris Constitutional publishes an article
rcgrctting the appearance 81 the offensive main
iest", and sayf although Fraore ma, lie sfie,e.l
at its issue. She will not hold the Pop. RESPONSE
lie for its sentiments.
The London Heraid's correspondent Mt Paris
Mates. positively, that Walew>ki was dismissed
and says Thouyenal was regarded a> uu!a.onistic
to England
Lo>poH. Saturday Morning Tie p.,ris carrc.
spoudent Of the Iics,4tset shy, 1T i, rumared that
lrrd CONVEY had gone 10 L7hl ~. with tn Euro
rnr ironosi that Flai!ee eai En.lui si.llli
inluc iaey declare ti;at thy wa ue.,lcr in,cl-
telc themselves nor tolerate tAo interference oc
other powers in the affair, Il llaty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
Markets.

Nrw YoR1. January 23.-Cotton steady, with
sales of l5o0 bales. Flour dull and lower: Sou
theru 80 70 SO. Wheat very dull and nolni
nully lower Corn Luovant: New - to 81 c's.
Purk-Mess 1870 TO lG,G2; New I75o: Prime
ll7o: New IL to 49,. Lard Lei to lOs, WINS
key dull at ga Sugar firm. Coffee firm aud
9oB.
BALTIMORE, January o3.--Fiour steady How
ard Street - 80. Wheat firm White Il 80 to
Sl.j0; Rcd sl.50. Corn steady; White 70 to -
cents. Provisions firm, but not active. Mess
Pork Il; Prime - to IL. Bacon Sides @ to -.
Whiskep steadp at % cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

RAILROAD CELEBRArIoN.-at the annual meeting
cf the Stockholders Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, the Directory of the Road were anthnr
lied To make such arrangements as they Thought
fit for public celebration of the opening of the
Lynchburs Extension to travel. Some may have
interpreted the late excursion to LynchBhrg rs
such celebration. This is mistake. 1t is under
stood that when the bridge near Lynchtu-e is
completed. and thus the connection at that city
perfected, the grand celebration. which the Stock
holders authorized will cone IF. This will be
some time in the Sp-ing. alexandria Sentinel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO LAND RIVERS AND SELLERS
P0th..' AND TABLE Cutlery.

flNE ASSORTMENT OF fAhiE A%B
"A PoCkl II tt'Il EltN
nASp, fNhrAetNH
E"igers hnd SONS Celebrated Table hn on or sNcr AMI
Plated Earks
Rodgers SON able and Dessert Knives wilt steel FORKS u
piece. 81 hafs:
E"lgrrsN ms sienholmc Cracks and N0lins superior
Pocket ta.Histt. great varieties tNtr.
Also. NNie butchers Rodgers Nnptns' Gehrts,s',
ranud Ea1ars=it not fine h. returned
=. SIMPSON.
Jan lG-ts op,n,itr Farmers l,.nh H., Main ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

BAD WEITlNG.-The Postmaster General. in
his late report, makes a statement with regard to
the sulerscriptiou Of letters, which, though not
new, is deserving attention. lie SAYS the rea
why letters do not reach their destination ia
traced in large majority oil Gases to the writer's
themselves, who either msdircct Or do not write n
lesbe hand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
tIry7AED STATE AFFAIRS.

M.roR's CorRr--ln the absence OF Mayor
Ranch. caused by indisposi,on, Justice Saunders
has presided at this Court for two days past
lanes Blackwell was taken up Sunday night,
r,arued with abusing his family, and disturbing
,le neace and quiet ii his neighbors lie was
sent To Jail where it is hoped, uner the excellent
tuition Of Captain Wade. he will he taught TO de.
mort himself with moro circumspcction ia the iu-
tUrc. -,
Edward Wood and james McNnmee, two E.ncr-
elders we're fun on the stree, Saturday nj hi.
: overcome l. X reason of their excessive ptnt"ns,
a. to preclude further lneomoti"n. Ga MeNamee's
promising to leave the city forthwith lie nas re-
leased hut Wood teing an old offender, his Honor
deemed ii advisable to hand him over to Captain
Wade.
Edward Chappcll, worthless free negro hail
;n, from Amherst. who has already ieen up sew
Grad times was found Sunday on the street drunk
and f ,hting. Ordered thirty lashes but took an
nppea tn the mex, Hastings Court, and gave hal
in the sum Of $50 Tor his appearance at that time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
70 the Afflicted.

* - TORMENT ID viii, PAM and sturc,l with f, r.
LIZ VI kne" you are and impatient sic., ar =
NECESSARILY make beg mt you viii r,ui- YIN
svt .ntni that learn the Nou
die. and "!'r yo' II We can prescription TOR tIelr f
Ar" I1sIsItic, amt Inns stomach r,i, Ia tafh
lis Junction, ill Your strength las tailed and il ,s la
huri,nt -, "tct yun, in BtkEgs PGrNII Ifff"
liiiI ftE for !ou Ne. Arc you ifuuL'd viii
!tidarH aul ,arv>s II snn in dental tu,ns fH
"a iAHt4.e htfEHs only h.lH. 81.
iipar hu",s aud TORPID i,.rg Nt.H l..
EirlGs, VII hri,isc both and h'Iu la I'LL II
r,..nIl 10 leah. Have you tcita;c fiialrr and Io54z
.ir VII nave lost a.I relish fr eol. and h
IN Hwasg H.RRis lII1ERs, the mos; valuable
ar,,ctl'es and strength. Do soa
fever h, r4uiInlI' II nj
sc d.,eases and '.', Ihrir power rrosi.d you r
IiAEFE. IEE~. ibHf'in", thulr, ti5cru Nnrl -. a.
other diseases, arising i"nl Dig
,loa-. rap, 'oi 4" III" 'uiit in. INFLUENCE
medicine. Nirt .plI roul hou euunr,.
..s vncrH and Is extensively used other
tuca,.r known. hes .;iItrr their
hrir they offered 10 the r.> nf the Hnt!d '
they hId appreciated, the preri, ~ir- Tint s
,pr ai ria! have moderate cost. irre nply
~ cents par haits.
For l.! MI ihe Druggists in Lynrhburg. md by MI tie
principal Druggist. IN the cit! u ehnGid. and c-~itr IA
Virginia; also nl Mr>srs. thAs solt i Co.. Wa>tn- cts
D. e. j.. H. ntablcr Co., Baltimore. Nd; D. Il. Mu!r, CIV
ingIon, Ky. and Barnes ~ Park. \. !.
Orders filled by addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor
2a-lScis Richmond. =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

BEAUTY NOT INpisrENsABLE.--A shrewd author
ys:-''l have seen many an excellent matron,
who could never, in her hes. days, have been
handsome, and yet she had packet Of yellow
love letters in a private drawer, and sweet chill
drcn showered kisses on her snow cheeks
Yes, thank God human feeling is like tho rivers
that bless tho earth: it does not wai' for beauty
it flows with rcsistcss force, and brings beauty
with it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
" ~ AIfGocK's POROUS PLAsTERs -.rfs1INn

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
AfoofKs POROUS PLAsTERs--TEsTIno
w. Malt ALTOONA CO, No 2p4 CanuI .A.w
York. edih Sa,.. itcntlcmen: lately suffered seventy
from "oahness in back, occaonel b, suddenly over ex
erng myself Having heard Your Plaster, n.sch rcomn,n
ed lot ras of this Kind procured one and
that could desire single plaster cured me IN week
Yours respectfully, J. c. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Branlreth House. New York"
Ihere noilng equal In The Of Plaster The Porous
flaser of Mr. ACot n. Every thg pheasant atoat them,
They are the Plaster of the da, ani III type present
advancement III seicnee and arr. In Astian, Cough k1my
At'cis and local deep seated lus, They AFFORD lvrmaru
r"ti, nud i'r weak batkS ains SIDE, sa
modc pains generally. they unsurpassed the heici
they mpsrt Physicians should hi, article which /.
university approved where known rrice cts each pfii
ca onee. 20 Canal street, New orb sold by ali s5.c;a
''c dealers III medicines. ian 2i.inhNN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
ANDSoME PRINTING op
Among tho Many Restoratives

. - nieh nature has supplied 10 relieve tia alirtlansn
.-E hamati, there s no lnofe aserltr
cts> If diseases ihan the "ncdcna gum of the Aill
tr; but i"NcNef Valuable IL Is, is To heal. ,oae,
f. ro!'Nc, Hn Ia cure i enhanced ten fold T.,
'at continuation with other gradients, hvnt.el, al
equal worth, Tins harp! minglng eNss IN that
accumulation aud form indeed"
medicine known as DIR. MISTAKES BAI.SkM or WILD
tiEEn whns" value IN rntin1 tHgs, fptfs Hespt{f4.
b'"pphf '9agi Cr't, iNfiaa PaioHurg l3,,tja5 mi
Z 1922 L.. . III. Z. = Il IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

SPECIMEN Of mankind deserving the sympa-
thy of all his fellows, we saw loaded into an ex-
press wagon on Saturday and sent to his ltome
He carried in his arms round of becf-stake and
u bakers loaf oi the staff of life. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

BRtSc IN THE ARAs--When the Rife Guard
d.handcl several years since, comparatively few
e the mcmhers returned their arms to the officer
empowered tn receive them. The late Captain of
snid company, desires ns to request the geatiemen
who have not met the requirements Of the law in
the above regard, to forthwith return their rifles
and ac.nutrcme.itst to NJ. s. Langhornc, at the fac
tory of N. Langhorne Il Sons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

Fire Arms! Fire krmS!!
ICST received ~ Express,
- Coils inch Five shooters.
OTIS , inch Five shooters,
COLTS & inch Five Shooters,
Colts Navy six shooters
Colts Arm, Cavalry six Shooters,
Waichs 1 and , inch Selftuckng Five Shooters
Allen y Whrclock'S saloon PISTOL
smith Il NELSON'S Saloon Pistol.
supply If those celebrated Rides stock
Single and Double Guns of the best
Caps. English Powder Wads Balls Shot Belts, Powder Fask
&c. Nc. &c.
Can and supply yourselves coLHoUNs' 4 WILLS,
dec 6.n sc MINI -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

Tug Home Guard will drill On CnlleSe-Ilil this
afternoon about three o'clock, and upon their re-
tnrn will march through the principal streets OF
the city. Members ar" directed to meet ut the
Atmory in fuli-dress uniform ut quarter before
threr o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
More Testimony from the Clergf.

ffr ~ Ills ttrtc~ that l.c Pcrf, l. ,I-t y, A..
~ bic Pam hiNer vita Grsa safee-,
I.itur common bowel utilanI. toncli- cous',. ,sia
AM Muld ciccrilh NJ u Nautfis
lur,lIc,u' IsY. JANIS e. l,raAl1 l..
Nrs-rr. T. Davis y sou Dear Having
.a III, l. 81 Your Pan kilct several
tory aud hnera Norhus wtinn li,i.
Ing al ben'' olU - the suffering, would
Hrrttf recommend is &" sueli may sHncrn-
aureneidianti dsras,s .nsana
I.fr,aa,. IIt. EbN ARD X. u Il / T..
HIS ccriidrs Hat have for srttrd YEAR, Gad na,
-Hr Pam hnaf IN IA! lHllt, ct tIos
Nllri It commended Ind tel ifntIlt t
inc. liz bl.pN-bN, All Rl.4###
sjT-Soi b, all Druggist. liam ~ H#s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

R,rLE GaEYs.--At very full meeting Of
this company. held Saturday night last, Cap
tain Maurice S. Lan.horne elected captain,
rice John NJ Speed, Esq. declined. :. com
mi,tee WIS appointed To want on Captain l. Ia
inform him IF his election, and request his .teft
ance II tie rositis,n. Captain l.. soon appeared
in the meeting and in very neat aud inlieitnuS
snecch returned his thanhs for the hpt,or eoHlersed
and in conclusion announced his intention to AZ
cept tie Place, an to exert himself To the ulin
in furtherinS the Interests OF the company. Cap
tain l.. for several years commanded the Rife
Guards. which in it's day, one Of The best
drilled companies ia the STATE. llo is admirably
qualified for the post.
The uniform Of the company will he made in
Virginia of Virginia goods, The cloth heins MAN
ulacurcd at Staunton; the SUI. made i'y our tail
ors; and the caps by Sitter. This is practical
independence, and the Gseys deserve credit ;pr
inau gurating so sensible move.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24

ORANGE az ALIEN RAILROAD OFFICE
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Jan. Is l-6n.
VlInS will he received until FEBRUARY list for furnishing
ID TELEGRAPH POLLS ON the line the orange A.
cxandra Railroad The Poles 10 be of Oak Ch,snu
taken o twenty five feet long less than
inches diameter small TO be straight and sound
Delivery 10 BE- made ia chruary.
2af IT, W. VAEpEGEIfT,