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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
KIMMEL'S MUSEUM.
IS Second street, bctween Z and c SIS

30 secOhu street, between IL and SIS.
NNYILL be omen DAILY from 10 A. NJ tofOP NJ.
w The public are informed that MIR. KIMBIEI,
hns succeeded, after gr' al deal Of trouble ara ex.
pense' In collecting together great variety Of
CURIOUS ANIMALS, CHOICE sPE 3INILNS OF
MINERALS, SHELLS sc,
All natives Of California, and IS constantly adding To
his now extensive aud well selected COLLECTION
competent person viii BE- Ia attendanc to impart
any Information to persons visiting this Musecn.
Admission -...... 80. 49,. -. 25 CTS.
N. B.-ME. kINMtL win purchase any rare and
curious animals, specimens &c, add to his Museum
mh3l-lf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
TTE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
nrr,X AND WE EkL Z
ny A. S. RANDALL Il co.
xn.1L. s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. =. WHITAKER,
cpAcKBoS, W. BouLwARr J. o. HEArLEY,
" " 81. II. RIDGE.
Publishers and Prorrietors
ose, corner Maiden Lane anil Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY
-, ,rrFT T...............F FIFTY CENTS.

mar .(per mall. ........, .. ....... s12 90
~. "" w months " ..... ..'..... on
So g ..... .......... no
nrrpr1sING. One square Of twelvelnes anu
d A"t han six lines rst 3d. each subsequent
hseruol - Fb insertion will be charged as the hrst.-
inieya,s of six lines or more than three, FIRST
Fof ah Az each subsequent 3ne 81 For three lines
orle's' hrs' ms - t,nes $40 When changed at the
OfoIe squs'e ,nnth. VI an extra charge will be made
s s3a s"S" square Of sx lines ana more than hres
M For ~ nonth. AZ. sor three hines per "oh'h 70
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11

TGE CLMnvo1ANT We learn that Miss
Munson gave two lectures, on spiritual mat
ters, at Oipega, and prescribed for large
number of inyalids. Her lectures were large.
" attended aud gave general satisfaction.
She returned TO Nevada On Monday-Neva.
d Uenocrak
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
Sprrial 0otirrs,
RndicaI Cure OF FRmn,,rc.
Freaa.a.igaa Hair Tom.c.

Warranted to restore Grey Hairs to their origi-
ual color, and thin ecayed hairs to their youthful
luNuriancc and beauty. Also, to cure, eTc ,tualiy,
Scurfand Dandruf Reasons why it should be used
in prelcrenceto any otner preparation for the hair;
First-One bottle will restore grey hairs to their
original Color
second-One half bottle Will cure the worst case Of
DandruG
Thirl-rhere is no oil in this preparation, and " i.
not soil the finest linen.
This isa chemical preparation and has been manu-
actured for many years in the Atlantic States aud s
offered TO 'he public and guaranteed as the Lsst Hair
Restorative now IN use.
Eef- This Hair Tonic was awarded a special diplo-
ma at the State Fair, Marysve, August.
Manufactured only ut the Drug Store Of
S. r. WATTS Marysvne.
And sold bv f. T. SPENCE, Nevada
Dr. W. p. FLINT Forbestown.
nov2S-my CLARK GIBSON, Eagleyile.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
Extensive and Complete Hotels

In California. Additions and Improvements recently
made, make Its dimensions aud Recommendations
vastly greater and more elegant than any Hotel north
Of Sacramento
1t now FOUR STORIES IN HIGHT, and contains
more than ONE HUNDRED ROOMS, all elegantly
flushed. Attached to the Hotel is a we-sceeted
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11

Ok The lst, a little boy of Mrs. Hall. Of
Stevens Bar, Tuolumue county, was scolded
to death y hot coffee
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
NO. IT..
Qalip 3lat(Onal Arlnutrat.

Cone AnEAD--J. Horace Kent, general
agent for Iagerman ( Tirrell'5 sp endid
panorama of California left in the steamer
-ye't rday for the interior, te make arrange
nlrnts for The exhibition Of the painting in
all the principal towns in the State s. f.
GazeHe.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
RATES

Board per week ........ ....................$6 %
Board and Lodging Single rooms) .............. 90
Double Rooms s........ .....,....--..., %
SNgle Meals .-........... ....s....- O0
Day ard, with lodslns.... ............l 81
BY constant eudenvor TO furnish the greatest amount
OF comfort the lowest rates. ths subscribers hope
merit and receives continuance of tine very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them
W. c. STOKES,
ap1-my A. NJ. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11

INJrNcT1oN AND DAMAGES "A suit was com.
menccd yesterday in the District Court 10y
VIM. Hicks against James BRIGHAM. Compton
and some twenty others, setting forth that the
said defendants did, on the 6th day Of The
present month. with force and arms, enter in
and upon certain lands belonging to the
plaintiff. and situated in Dry Creek township,
known as the stevens & Atkins place" and
dld cut down, tramI le upon and destroy
certain grain and hay there growing. to tie
value OF S2'5uO, aud the plaintiff asks dana~
yes in the sum Of 50 500 ana also tbn, nm in
Junction sue to prevent further tr.snnss ON
the part Of the defendants, etc-Sae Stand.
ard
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
LIE - AR Y,

Containing upwards Of FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES
In fact the United States has becn ited ami improved
with the view to make 1t the comfortable and de-
siable Public House in the interior Of California ;
and tu render a. fully suited To- the times, the prupre-
tons have REDUCED ITS RATES to the following
standard
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-11
UNITED STATES IIOTET,.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS.
NIAEYSVILLF.
re auctson in Prices,

sisaa, THE Subscribers, in inviting the attention
EgkT and pat~nare Of the resident an travelling
ksEAs public ~ their HOTEL respectfully beg len t
s-1StA to make mention of the TACT that the UNI.
TED SrATES is now one of the nlnet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

bigger and faster and pitch of the track
ofiener and kill people, than all other rail cars,
in this and every other country Our steamboats,
carry bigger loads longer aud broader, aud burst
their boilers oener, and the captains swear harder,
than sca nboat captains In any other country. Our
men are bigger, and longer, and thicker, can fight
harder and faster, and drink mean whiskcy and
chew bad tobacco and spit moro, and spit fur
thcr, aud not be killed than In any other county
Our ladies are richer pretcr dross finer, spend more
money break more hearts, bigger hoops, short
dresses, aud kick up tho devil generally, to great
extent than all other ladies In all otho countries
Our nggers are hlackcr, work harder have thicker
skulls smell louder and need thrashng oftcner than
any niggers in any other State. Our children squAl
louder grow faster, get too extensive for their pan
falcons quicker than any other children In any other
State.
Woll, this isa great country. Hang A man that
won't praise his country. have written you all
the news that is in this country,
Yours, I'LL death,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
c.. S. b LIS S,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
--DEAIEH IN
Stoves. Heaters Ranges, Gi ates, Hollow Ware
MANrFACTURER OF
Tin, Copper aud Sheet-IrOn Work,

KOOFING, III MBTNE. DC.
MOULD call the attention of purchasers 10 his supply
w the goods which he is weekly receiving
Having been scicie personally with direct from
the manufacurrs the lowest cash prices feel prepared
tn suit aud all with the most ornamental economical
trable, durable, useful simple desrabc and the hansoigcs
plaincsi largest and best assortment he
has ever had the pleasure Of Offering in this market cor
dial Invitation extended 10 ill To examine his Stock hi the
save ani Range warci lel Main street L,nehLurs. Va
Jan 80 dis G. 5. Bliss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
FRA NI<I.IN &. Co...
Wholesale AND
CR0CTRS e COMMlSSI0N HE aCEANTS
No II WtiD Street, merit dOop 10 IibejfY UIy.IpaSe.
1 II , u 4. --

No. II Nfin Street. merit dooy 10 Libery Warehouse,
l. Y y & III B u II q, VA,
NUANEON HAND AND FOR SALE-
4 - bags Ro. Iagnra and Java Coffee:
hb Brown Extra G.. Crushed PulNrriIcl Sugar;
10000 lbs. I.caksN ic and Union Cotton Yatns;
2Erkcg, Oid Dominion Nails:
200 ,ack, ii, erpanl and Virginia Salt;
A,larntntine and T:iow Candles:
2,1 sides good sole Leather;
.un blankets:
10 tons Iron (iammcrcd Rolled, Bar l. Shoe Round
aud Hoop;
II heavy Boots and Btogans, Shoes:
New ORLEANS and Wrst India Moasses Hnet rup Bacon Sides
LOAF Maekercl in barrels and kits Gree Black cls
Brown and Toilet soaps Rice Soda Spices Ginger Pepper
saltlcIrc, Alun Extract logwood Indigo, Mader starch,
window Glass Putty! Wagon Boxes Spades, Shovcs. Trace
thus. GRIND stones Grind Stone Fixtures Horse Nail
Rods, Whnc Lead, Zine Tanners OIL Upper Leather, Cast,
Shear and Biscred Steel Axes Coil Rope Hacking Powder,
Shot Lead, Painted Buckets sugnr Boxes, Nests Of Tubs,
Wrapping and ning Paper Shoe Thread, Twne DEM Johns,
someware staple Dry Goods such brown, blcaclrd and
striped Domcscs ltads Inscys Jeans kcrseys Full Cloths,
fiannc Bed Blankets talicocs, Alpaccas &c, with large
and general assortment o fine and Liquors WnesNc
sT Particular attention paid 10 the of Tobacco
Corn Flour, and all other kinds of Produce and PROMPT
made for the sale OF oct2 2Jl4rts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
G A B E L L H 0 u S E,
No. Il2 Main street, Lynchburg, Va

JOHN 8. KYLE Manager
their the public
1D ally that the CAnELL ousK open. 1t has been
ttnsye furnished and will be conducted by the
peior upon the the most approved style in all respects The
location has been conceded h be The best in the city, being in
The centre of business Main within few minutes
walk Of the Depot Warehouses. Banks. &c.
With polite and gentl,Haany ccrk reay prompt and aiten-
tive travellers and visitors this House
sqred that will be cared for in that style thai viii
give general satisfaction The Prop and Manager pledges
themselves that they Nil spare pains expenses ia rener
ing comfort 10 all who visit their House. From friends and
the public generally solicit share of patronage
ISAAC RORABACK Proprietor
sept 2s-dty JOHN s. XVI Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
GEHI,E'S PIANOS

VIZ have In sorc--n good assortment of
fs-+lGfII1FS IMPRDN ED GROSS STRING
~ HspS PIANOS nt prices from 100 I" 500. which for
- aSs"dne nt tone casncss of touch, elegance II
hnisl an durability OF construction, surpassed ht
the Woi 10 aldunal strength, ai u TIA, IHuos
furnished nil Metallic Plates and Pianos suif
,tGtt,H,ttd Tor rrc p,trS-
se-A privilege of exchange granted ANY ume willn
mors day u slc should any instrument lm 10 fl
satisfaction.
1he-, Instruments highly recommended by TnAtuIGo.
GofF$ru An. ~rg,ko~=I. tio,kfI ANpL tTI.
tfMc prepare To Sr them reasonable t'rnts
nj tr.ptrlia, solicit examination at thirst
mn tta-t- WILLIAMS son. ~ Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
Something Worth, ,Kn9l,Wingg.

Something Worth .KnoWing.
= AT NO, 81 BRIDGE STREET..
N order 10 make my spring stock OF Goods
l. determined to sell my stock on hand at reduced
prices consisting of BOOTS and SHOES, which lsnNH
can sell cheaper any establishment In the city Also,
large Dry Goods Groceries dnd Fancy Articles and
articles unnecessary to mention.
n DAVID LAWSON.
Ps.AsI conduct my business 6m The ready money princ
pie buying seng for CASH. possess advantages second
10 other establishment In the State. tmh 5-ts d. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg !,

Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg,
,w ruE way Kill the Northern fanatics /" huy Your
an ~ Carriages BnggicS and Wagons al BAllEl'S Isl
'-- Main street. i,nrhlarg, aud mol nd Your moicy
North, and enable the Abulpuss mnkc Shhries
lal,- and spears snd Ia II Nil w. with
BtilEG born aud raised in Campbell County. Bnl Is
making. w increased lacics all the IL afring,
Eoc kaWai aud Buggcs neat and substantial Also m kiai-
Harness Repairing and painting ol Carriages d"nr with
nta;ncss aud dispatch,
The rrr his grateful acknowo gmcnis ipr past
and sulcis continuance nf the All he ASKS l.
an of hi. work. feeling confident Ii, please
TO III quality and price. JNO. H. BAILEY, Ag't.
ian 1S3 Main st, Iluchburg, Va
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The y1pGINrAS is published daily at and Tweckly at
50 per annum advance and Weekly al ~ invariably in a'-
vance will be charged In sil eases No paper
viii he except the option OF the Proprietor un-
iii nIl arreHraycs shall have been paid
are inserted 20 cents per square of
10 lines the first Insertion and 3I cents for each
continuance ordered nncroTm weekly and then 90
cents per SQUARE will charged each Insertion fthe
her Of Insertions marked the MSSt VIII bo published
M ordered and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square daily. *o
For slunrfS tri weekly - ."
intended for both papers subject 10 s
cial contract.
ty- nnual crsers will be limited 10 their immediate bu
mesa or the charged tr transient rates
e All new appear in the daily aud tr-wtck
papers ,,,-. 1901, ,,, ,,,, .r .,ar,.1
ratealy the
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GOLD HINGSof every weight IA 16 and Is karat gold
- A large stock on hnnd. j. WILLIAMS h SON, :
inh 20 So Main Street.
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SuocK.xG MURDER ~ NoTroWAY-d gentleman
M,dcrcd by his .HtreS We l,aln from friend
residing in Burkcviic. Nottoway county, ihnt
most shocking and brutal murder was perperratcd
within lhlco quarters ut n mile ul that place. ON
Yesterday morning about o'clock, the victim
Hiram Fowlkes, Esq, aud his mnrdcrers his own
servants The decd was found out about half past
six O'Clock some five hours and half alter its
commission-traccs If blood being discovered by
the members OF the flmy, and traced up until the
mutiln,"d body Of Mr.. Fowlkcs was found about II
half u mile from the house, the sidec IT the
Southsle Railroad, covered with sand The traces
were also found to lead from one Of the kitchens
occupied by a por ion Of the servants Of the de-
ceased. and blood was found upon some Of their
clothing. The negroes we'e also seen at an early
hour, covering up the blood as it since proves
dong the roa which had fallen as they conveyed
the body away; and the horse, which he generally
rides was found tied to limb near to where he
lay, and had apparently, trampled in his face.
The authorities Ut the county, as soon as aware Of
the crime, commenced prompt measures towards
the invest Cation Of the affair and fixed eleven o.
clock for the time of the holding of the inquest.
Previous to the leaving of the mail train for this
city. our informant learned that the negroes wei c
in custody and had confessed tho crime. 1t ap.
pears also that about one o'clock, near which
hour the murder transpircd, the deceased, hearing
u noise ia the kitchen, left the house. and went tn
the kitchen to ascertain the cause Of it. lie did
not return again. 1t is supposed that they then
and there seized aud despatched him before he
could recover from among them. Mr.. Fowlkes was
n highly respectable gentleman and was well
known in this city as well as in the county in which
he lived He leaves several children.
GREAT AND GLoRIous CoUNTRY-Read inc ioi-
lowing description Of Mississippi and her people given
by some emigrant who has moved TO that Stale and
writes to his friends. Here 1t is:
"Ths is a glorious country! 1t has longer rivers,
and more OF them and they are mnddicr aud deeper,
and run fn ster and make nose rise higher fall
lower. and do more damage than any body else's
rivers Ii hns more lakes and they are bigger, and
clearer than those of any other country. Our rail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

Musical Boxes.
- 4AND Air, Piano Forte and Mnnlonc Musical BoNts
- for sale by j. WILL ms ~ son,
lILE Min Slr.u-I
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Boston Flavor.

addition q usual Tobacco FlN making
article specially tor Tnhncco for the Boston market
Manufacturers shipping to that point respectfully invi'c
10 calI pul examine il. WM A. STROTIIEE 4 co.
L.