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f,oNsIABLEs SALE or LIQUORS. SCARS AND IRON
see Will .sposc Tor shle ~ public auction a store II
A. ~ CRISTALAR, auctiopeer, - BoweIy Friday, Aug.
a. l0i{ O'Clock ~ casks Madeira, Port, ard sherry Wine,
Holland Gin Rum, Whiskey French Coglac Braniy Also
Caret Champagne, Cordial Bit.ers Abn Brandy Gn and
Wines IN Deniokns. Ao, 10 chess Green ard BACK Teas
and Iron safe. L. o. BkRLE, Constable.
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pE>TIsTay.


DENTISTRY.
A srJFICIAL TEEfH.-BEAUnFUL SKIS ON YUR.
"A silver 81 rod and psln. S2s; vucapiyed rub.
fls srra Teeth ~d and
easi ain ARTIFICIAL bone nns Al Tec- 81 La sxb avenue
''''''" Dr. LUTHER, Dentist
A RTTFICiAT BOaR yfI.IIS0 FOR pEcAysD TEETH.
pain aching shells be filled ~ ROOM
loss lew number 2s5 Broadway ner OF Thirty frss
street JANIS PEARSON, ~ D., Discoverer
ID Dr. T. j. o'BRUSs o~s calclnA,s Is the only reliable
preparation for the restoration Of badly
And sensiive peth. Dr VBren having conpleted HE
for the Rreier recommendation Of his patients
being aided BY very able assistants prepared " attend
all IN reasonable time who may feel fsrosed 70 cA upon
him. 80. - -.
Third avenues.
nR. HoYr, so7 n0wTRY, orP0sITE SIKH srRExT.
~ Inserts fun q Teeth pure silver At - do gold.
az Platinum f2s Arhcal bone tnF, inserted without pain
50 cents; gt - ceuts 70 VI snngam W ccua An work
warranted
NVNsrEa, GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST,
A. "a 4. moved " ~ West Twenty ninth street, between
Hrcadway sirth avenue
NJ " oPivrrN BROS, DENTISTS, NO. $40 GRAND
IN s.eet aud ie5 Fulton street Brcoslyn, insert OH
pars n Teeth Their improved a'nos hec plate
viii without extracting the rus-on silver ", amber ~
ruhIor csc. srs "a patua 80 partial sss On gold " per
tooh sser 81 Ieeih ued with gold s an.IL s.ai
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(NHESAPEARE BAY, POPLAR ISLAND OYSTER
~ Beds-For "a Q, $50 OF good Land under cuivs
ton, with good improvements aGordpg abundance OF the
best quality Of shell ash ba,hipg nshing shooting 40
choice location for ao'e The local on "
pleasant and accessible by steamboats, harbor en-
celen forty nve miles from Baltimore from An
napols For particulars apply VAN WRINKLE WINANS
aucuoneerp, No Pine street.
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v,x. ~riIgD CuANBERsUrTs or FURNITURE. IN
E al A Igfs and styles, ~ wholesale or retail ,,.
- ~. ALSO, Mattresses sro faillAsses
AVA WARRES W nd ga Cara Sree;.
yo-rtf easo NJ no.lwav
Polynesian., 1860-12-29
To the Public of Honolulu.
BEST HAIR DYE
III the World

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
i Yet Bogle's Electric Har Dye (receny mproyed) was
be by the judges the late Mechanics Fair held
Boston (among whom Dr. Hayes the eminent chemist
and State Assayer who awarded il the Prize Medal and Di
pOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all parts
Of the Union Its unparalleled superiority consists ill., t,
The ingredients nOurshng to the hair not destructive
others 3D. Does hurt the skin Sd, Is
easily applied and dyes the hair color required from
delicate brown deep black natural appear mar
veIlous. Manufactured. sold and applied by WM. BUGLE,
2O2 Washington street, Boston, and be had of Druggists
everywhere. soy
Polynesian., 1860-12-29
w. II. Roys Ct ais,
The Brig Wailua,
and Carnn
Before Justice ROBERTSON.

anu OdTgO' =
DEcIsToS-This is libel in rem, fled by w.
Fl. Roys, William Boyer, III. Bernton and John
Diaz, against the Hawaiian whaling brig " Wal
lua'' and cargo. Lass, master. II appears by the
libel that, in the month of December, 1858, w.
II. Roys shipped for service board the said brig
as second mate, at the 25th lay or share of the
proceeds of the whaling and trading William
Boyer, as fourth mate and boatsteerer at the 50th
share; II. Benton, as cooper, at the 35th share;
and John Diaz, as steward, at the Goth share.
The cause of action is the same as that In the
case of Mskaua ct ais rs. the brig Wailua,"
decided a few days ago, and it is unnecessary
therefore to recap,ulate further the allegations Of
the libel.
Messrs. Hofschlaeger and Stapenhorst appeared
as claimants, and filed answer to the libel, ad-
hitting that these ibellants are entitled to share
of the proceeds of the trading as well as the
whaling. They deny that Capt. Lass wintered
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New Limo to New York.

We invite attention To the advertisement of
Mossrs Fowle q Co., Alexandria. who have n reg.
ular line Of Steamers plying between that city and
New York, and fer great inducements to our ct-
liens shipping to and from that point. As sum
rs our connections ut this place shall be completed
we mean the bridge across Jamcsriycr-- Mcssr,.
Fowle X Goa intend to put another excellent S,ca
mer built specially for the trade the line. -
These gentlemen ar, largo shippers. and their
House has long had the reputation of boin;; one Of
the most reliable aud respon>be in the city of
Alexandria. We cordially recommend them to
the attention Of our friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

AanIvALor THE OVERLAND CALiroRslA Mail
MalL,v's Station. Feb. S.-lhc overland Calltar-
MIA mail Of the 10th ult arrived here ut miduig ht
hua,ng been detained by IN water in the Texan
rivers.
Thr overland mails from 81. Louis of the 29th
nnd .6lh of Deccmhrr. arrived at san Francisco
on the evening ct the 18th ult Letters from
Now lrk went through in - daN and telegraph
ir Intelligence from New York ADD Washington
Of he evening Of the }uth December was reccr, cd
NJ San Francisco On the evening of the LIN ut
the llmr being only fifteen days ana three hours
from these extreme prnts. The Presidents Mcs-
sas' VIA Maiory's Station and FIrelansh's Ferry,
WAS autographed IL San Francesca 1.-THE San ran.
cisco Bulletin and to tho Sacramento Uninn, and
ruhl entire IN those papers h hours in al,
Nan.e # the mall
Fourteen thousand dollars of government treas.
ne MS lost in the steamer Northeruer. The Mr.
Hamhnld lost by this disaster was II son OF the
R#aaP ~! London, and MIR. French. who persisted
wan e'n OF the laic Capt. French, OF HE 43l re-
tmtut at the British army
Ia. Gov. Downey was lnausurated Gov on the
Ii II.
Coy Lnthams message on setting of the Sout :
era counties AS II new Territory was much discus
srd. lie was 10 leave on the steamer Golden Gate
for New York, on the 9th.
y slight movement was in progress to elect II
successor t. Senator twin. lul GOV. Duwney dis
approves Of the PROJECT.
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the Washington CansutuGon says 81 the scw
speaker, thaz .'whils Govexnoroi \. JeNsoy he rc-
psa,edly exphesscd his resolution to -snforce the
fugitive slave law, and pnt down any attsmpt to
Siolaie the Constitution
TIE Charleston Mercury Gays Of speas-r Pen
ningtun. that be has 'ean, esLing VI Csaninc' =
disda;n II protested phantbrephists Of the Wen
dell Phillips school, a"d doss not love every
knife grpder rs much a. il he were his brsthcr,"
and that he II .iae old Jersey genlensR-"
The New York Jourral Il Emmcrce esys:--
1.-THE Republicans, TO avoid greater ,calaIaity.
united their strength upon mn Oid,Lne Wing; for
such ia Governor bennington. although he vas
ciccred to Congress In part by kepuLi,cnn votes.
But New Je Repuhlicanism IS not Black Re
publicanism. Certainty G,vernor Pennington
Aas n, synpasay wish that heresy-"
The Alexandria Sentinel says
The Republicans are still burning some powder
in the North. the election Of Pennington Oh
cher inthe effort to consider it victory. from
gratitude that it fes1lted eo wurse f@ them. Ia
Washington however. the leaders ot the party are
very ACRE, aud cannot Conceal their chsgrin at the
defeat Ut Sherman. lie himself is extremely
irate. IL 10 said that ne kept "open aouse" du-
xiBE the nine weeks t9 which bis name sxas hu me-
mp IN Congres-. AZ draft upon his private purse
which I've j. lily able TO bear. # So 600 1t is also
AsNssd tia. when 1t Was suggested TO tis that
Pennington would probahy appoint him chairman
Of the cummitsse Ut Mays aud Means 20 Ear from
its spsiling bis fssliag-, it seemed to iaSuriate
aim by reminding him Of what he had lost ..Ii
hs .iaes, will thrDw il back in his face 1. his
Tep,rtei answer Mr.. Sherman should hold bis
h.fses. The embarrassing referred to, would d.
.sery well for man Who can d. 40 better.
The . Republican" party in Congress. as
wboie. however,. Seem to Rave recpDcNed them
ssasss ~ the nsnessiiy Of ':.r'Dstiog low"
Thi, is all Democratic testimony. going to prov
what vs hsss asserted from the beginning. tina
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COMMERCIAL.
coMMERcIAL.
LFNCHBU nc MAR NET s, :
!. RHrosTxe ~ Z
A. B. FUCKER,
PRO IL @ + d II . K = r,
ls5 MAIN STREET.. go =

eH-rhese quotations it will by sHdersioo represent whole
sale prices generally.
AYrLEs-ireen sc s5oO bare according to quality de
mand good. ....... IS
BACON. New. Trtl. IN Inc thafkei-stiHg
according 10 quality.
BrAss3Whtc-brisk nj l;oG1 si.I5 D bushel.
BEks~ Ax.--a2fis4 eshis.
BuTr.a46 20 cents Tor Firkn 700 - cents fresl, Roll
yellow -nFt - cs White so >5cis suppl! good
Cons MEAI----,a69o cents; according to qualify.
ClaES1.-Iau,.s River Sl.GIdsi.so.
DREKp fEuuAppes sI.3s ls4lA2; Pcaled Peaches 11o;
Cnpeard do. 2.,@5t - D0 Z bush.
Tlorn--uperine $50 20 w; Extra sG1eh Gs625 Fam
ly f6.sl4fI$.ul
'FLAxsKs..-iIetaan. vpod-fi,2 I11l.oo. .4s#s=s
FEArmrgs.-r3ii+l cerls supply good. z s.
Peruvian Guano G55a " ten ot2,mp bf;
re,cs MinipuIa; Gnlno tss0J Sobbrcrp GnaID SOW
Mexican f2nt Rhodes Phosphate oi Lime f1o0
Ruin's Phosln Peruvian Guaao S21; Ground Plaster,
loose, 5000: Packed s1i.m
Grass hover Sd2MLG50 Timothy ~ 2jo s2ao Or.
rhard fl,2.@1 20 Ea4 uIass soolbs15 Efcrgrern !i1
tDtl.,5
GfSsESa.--;spfh55 cents
UAs.-ti.OdGbS1.12s Il 100 Ms.
IRoN.-MounuIia i,adl $50; Weater's 800 L Ion.
LAgp.--suudy g,.d vi Ia ~ CENTS
LINE lolHaso@n fltsGL 80 Mountain snL9n cents.
OSios While si61sI4 cts. Rad 6ldD;3 eta II buslel
DATs-b.mand goo le Sdg5jc: Black o54g62 cents u
bu>iel of - Ms. Sheat oats ~ 2aGJ fl.3.4.
P,slarkryei LOO t2U: Black Cow Pea 1iOdt ~ 3
P"r.1or4--7:<, - = ccns--accoring ~ qualify.
1.-The offerings have been larger for the past few
days-n nh Improvement in quality remain about
as las week. quote frnngs Z50*Ij0; lngs ZU@ff Loo
for ordinary: bright and free Of dr 4lI s60 Leaf Si16e
$>OJ for bright working parcels $500 offerings
confined mainly Ia loose parcels
NuEAT-IccVips continue .ighiw with an improved Keeling
quote Red nj Fiz509sS2; White sliod1slIo for choice
parcels.
woor. tnwaslcd ~ Washed $50 according quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

NNtcrs OF DEMncRArIc MrurERs- Tie Rrpfbl,.
can contest for the House Prtnfer. a,hm.tan.
February =, l.. M.-Ih re was a caucus of Demo-
crane Senators this morning upon the strings o(
resolutions introduced hy several senators n:nn
t'e slavery issues. The obcct was to agree upon
II set rs parry measure but no conclusion was
Arrived II.
Mt petre"s. of Indiana, having all along had
the leri tnnd OF his Competitors ~ the renuldi
can candidate for the House printing n powerful
combination was Formed against him. consisting
II Is sad {" the Republican, AMI Nati nal Era in
tereSis hcrc the Boston Atlas aud n marty in
ihlIlelphia. all ct which came within one yo,c
oi deeating Mr.. Defrce, in the caucus Of to-day
1t Is charged that Wenlcll was operating for the
latter also that Mr. Lenard's hand is seen in thu
result.
The value of the House printing will not be
Ers al nj TINS season, as there is a law which re-
'ittS that when any document shall be ordered IN
ue p''hed by both houses, the entire printing of
them shall he done by the printer of that house
which hrst ordered the same. On account ot The
n"n"rianzation of the House. all the orders Tim.
lar haze been made by the Senate Aud ON YES
terday and to-day an eff 'rt was mnle in the Son
ate to CT an order for the printing Of four very
'oiumn"us documents, So as to anticipate ike ne.
u'h on the part ct the House, which will prob
ably elect its printer IL. morrow, when il mnv ais,
make orders for printing.
no memorials Of mail contractors presented in
the Senate to-day asking immediate action upon
the post Office appropriation bills, exclusively Of
ne question: ct interest, DC, were signed Ly hat
some dozen persons,
ihc republicans have appointed their national
executive committee Tor the next campaign. The
principal members are Senator Cameron nn5
M ,ie'srs' Spauldins~ Alley. and C,liax, of the
House Arrangements TO he made for cirep.
iating large quantities of documents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

AN IMPORTANT DECISION ny THE SPECIAL CouRr
OF APPEALs.-On yesterday the Court of Appeals
! in the case Of the Richmond fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad rs. the Central aid Orangr aud
Aiexandria Railroads. granted an injunction the
effect of which will be to prevent the Central and
Alexandria roads from CARRYING through passen
gers and baggage over uninterrupted and un
broken line between Richmond and Washington
These roads can on longer sell through tickets or
give through cheeks for transportation between
those cities. The Court nso ordered an account
which we suppose will cause the Central and
Alexandria road to pay to the Richmond, Fred
jericksburg and Potomac Railroad large sum of
money received for through travel since Novem.
her. 1855. The charter of the Frederck, burg
road seems to have been peculiar. and to have
eouferred extraordinary and exclusive privileges
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

LATER IRON EUROPE .-Portland, Me-, Feb. s.
The Steamer North Bitten arrived here to-day
with dates from Liverpool to Jan. 25th.
The Canada arrived cut On tue 23d, the Bohe-
milan the 24th aud the .Etna ON the 22l.
| Parliament opened on the 24h, The Queen ;
speech is favorable to the United States. 1t SAYS
the San Juan difficulty was prevented by equta.
BILE and conciliatory arrangements with the unied
States.
Capt, Harrison. Of the Great Eastern, had been
drowned.
A commercial treaty had been signed between
Engan and France.
! COMMERCIAL,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. % Sales Of Cotton for three
days ZOO bales. including {, 900 to Spectators
aud exporters. The market is quiet and steady,
though some circulars quote n partial decline oil
l.lG. Manchester advices are favorable.
Breadstutfs quiet and stouiy Provisions sca.
dy.
Consols 94ta94a.
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tion in the Harper's Ferry disturbances. Young
C,ppie. after the arrest Of his BROTHER and John
Brown. managed to escape % Canada, bot resent
iy returned ~ his home at Spring Grnve. Iowa.
Gov. Kirkwood on examining the Virginia ON.
GERS papers, stated that they we're iaiormal and
reiusrd bis warrant. The officer then sought the
aid Of the United States Marshal, but in the mean-
time. friend Of coppie started on horseback to
inform him Of his Danger; and il Is presumed he
escaped before the Marshal could reach his
house.
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Adminisiratar.s Sale.

SHALL sell FRIDAY Ith day The present month
febraary al the residence Of the late Chesley H. Hardy
on diamond HIN NIL OF the pchable prop es belonging 10
SAID decetans vsatc, consisting the variety House,
hold and kcirri furniture--aiil ane Cow
precisely. : -
s..i sell In front Of the Market House, on SATURDAY
morning iolowng at O'clock, Negro Woman, named
dcnct, belonging to si,i estate
TERIS-An sums under So cash-ovcr thst amount four
months credit given, interest added negotiable notes shc
t"ri! endorsed '.a IN. GORDON,
S-tds .A.im,..,..,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

ATTEMPTED ARREST OF CoPPE-tIIs EscApg.-A
lew days ago an officer from Virginia, arrived at
Des Monies, Iowa, with requisiiion from he
Uov. OF Virginia. ON the Governor of Iowa, for the
body Of young Coppie. brother Of the one who
was executed At Charlestown, for nsrticna.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

L OFFER FOR SALE NuODLAWN, The late residence of
j G. WISfRgE decd situated mile FROM Iyneliburg ON
the Campbell Court House turnpike There will be with
Dwelling S6 nefes Of land considerable proportion Of
which in timber Besides excellent Dwelling there on
the place all the ouUuses largo tobacco factory
well of superior water, &c.
Tho place. Is adirabl, adapted either market dairy
farm. {. V. WINFREE, fxor
s.,l3l n N III Xinfrtsc- d.cJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

SHOOTING ARRAY IN MissIssIrpI.--Tbe Ok ord
(Mi,siss,ppil Merrlry Of Thursday last says.
\ shooting aiftay occurred in this county or the
- IA nlt III whlri, DR.. Vim. NJ. Payne was severe
II " undci. On that day Mr.. W. A. Nelson, y
PLANTER living fourteen miles in tho noriheast was
selling our ms household and plantation affairs Mt
auction. large cnncpurse Of people were gather
ci gerr ir III llhrreurs parts vt the country but
}riurlply from he immediate neighborh1oi. l,r
PAYNE reached thefc from his home about 10 o.
c.,ck, AMI shortly ntrfward., 80 oar informant
say, tir. }. +. smith Jr., who is - son OF u well
known gentleman Il that neighborhoad. approach
ci the b htur AMI commenced an angry cunyer.a-
tom. Ii is sna dat the Doctor. in consequence Of
Sm'h Icing intaxira'cd, tried t. avoid difficulty
with HIM, aud perhaps turned u step out of the
wnv. \. he was turning smith fred n repeater NJ
hlm. The ball took effect in and comrletely knock
81 out. the lcit eye. portion Of the eye sal |
t. have fallen up n the benled arm IT II bys,ararr
Whcther'thc bullet entered the head, or whether
it g!.neel ON te bone, tie Physicians have not de-
tcrinlued.
: rs the shot was irel the Doctor fell to
the around. pni was conveyed INFO the llouse.and
the family of NIl Nelson. lie IL now in n fair way
to recover, but will at course, lost his left eye.
smith, lnstaf,ly alter firing. ran IL noblc horse
standing near by, cut the hutch rein, sprang into
the Sable, aud bounced off like n deer. lie was
pursued II shurtdlst-nce 10y an officer. who soon
gave up the chase. llehas not yet been arrested
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10
Southern Planter for February, at yictor,s

1873 MAIN STREET,
Southern Planter Is Of the Agricultural work
published and Is in AL Respects adapted L, Sonrbsna YIN
"..s -, and cin1dfe Call and gel II copy or"
~ subscription price s2OS per annam Tfah.,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10
THE VALUABLE CITY HOTEL,
AT THE CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN STREETS,
~ THE CRY or LrscngyRG, q
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

F'OR SALE AT AUCTION,
the request Of the owners, and by virtue of deed Of
N trust executed by them me- will offer for saic pub
lie auction, the premises, WEDNESDAY of
fEnRt. 1854 q w o'clock, r. NJ, that Valuable isap.
the CITY MOTEL, NJ the Of Main
fronting Main, and running back depth
tho square 10 Lynch Street.
Th- property Is well knuwn and minute description Of the
inpro, Is The location makes il desirable
prpcr, the purpose, Hotel any other business
is Main and sixth The
sixth street which as been commenced and
lie speedily completed will siord the shortest and most direct
Main aud the Depot of the
and Alexandria Railroad, and The sn II the James River
kaIa~ a Canal and will he the irrin ,ofs he and
Main Street. .1### tr.-
Al the time will be sold no ST. u. % LOT a,jyinng
Liberty Warehouse, fronting Main Street, - feet anu
runnin- back - feet
Tern. ih,ra and made known the day Of sale.
10 .i.odds i. +. SLAUGHTER, Trustee.
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TRI.L or IAzLgTr. the IIAarER's FEREY lSyA-
-Charlestavn, February s.-The court open
Ell mt ten O'clock and the examinatiaA n the ease
Of IIazlett was resumed. A large anount Of tee
timony vas taken, but very few nsv fActs 10 the
cas. were elected All the witnesses. however,
expressed ibcDerlvAs with confdeace ~ " the
identity Of tho prisoner. Colonel Clwoe detailed
n cJn,crsation which he had with the prisoner in
jail lie had never seen him before. The priso-
ner stated during the conversation that he had
MT heard from his mniher since bis connection
with the unfortunate IIarpcr's Ferry affair. Az
ter the prisoner nude this statement he seemed
u regret it.
At4 o'clock the commonwealth announced that
they bad gotten through with the testimony for
tie prosecution and would rest the case ut this
point fl
Tho counsel for the defence then commenced
with the examination of their witnesses The first
witness called was Major A. NJ. Ball Ills test-
mony was regarded rs rather favorable to the pLi-
soner. The testimony for the prosecution had
p ,lnted the prisoner out rs ono of the party oi
four who were stationed as sentinels before the
arsenal. Two Of these scntinels were identified
negroes, une MS Coppie md the other was
thought tn be liazlett. Major Balls testimony
agrees to the number OF sentInels, but he cali
not identify llazlet enc of the party, although
he WAS twice escorted home by the man supposed
by the States witnesses to be the prisoner Sey-
al other witnesses testified to their having pass
ed on Shenandoah street. but did not see the pri-
suner.
The defense is being ably conducted by Messrs.
Bolts and Green, who arc awaiting themselves Of
every point in their power in favor Of the priso-
ncr
The grand jury: after celebrating several hours
today, came INFO court with bills of indictment
against Owen Brown. Francis j. Merriam and Je;
remiah An.A.s'a, charging them with conspii Il
with slaves 10 create resurrection.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10
CLOVER HILL COAL

AN Jasi in receipt another lot ClON ER HILL COAL
Il II on Inc 'htsltfh.ai ls. ils is Coal aud
"h confidence recommend t. persons who ma, good
arliclr.
Sc ANTHRACITE COAL also on hand and for sale b,
ep DIS y. KA3LER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

sw These quotations it will by saderso', represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

lie election Of Penaingt"n was no, q Black IL"
publican triuaph, aud that they. with their lead
q. s.rs really chagrined at the result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

IN addition the following papers, for which Special
Agent will receive forward advertisements any pa
per in The United States.
EEW ERA, Floyd cour, House, Va
% u, :a Knoxville, Tennessee.
SENTINEL, kogers,lllc Tennessee
IHrELLlGENCEE Morrsown, Tenn.
GGtA2zEErrE, Lexns'onya
SENTINEL. Liberty Va.
VISITOR, Marion Va
R WiiG' rmens'Ie Va
i:h fPhts DanslIle, va. .-
sLNIlNEI,. Alexandria, Va. st
R WiiG HAMMER, Union, Monroe CO., Va.
y yIlGINIt ECHO, Halifax Co Ho. W.
iAAInIEe' Jonesboro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Greeuy ule Tenn
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn
POSI-, Athens.
HiHGiSfAi, Abingdon, Va.
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