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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09

Every day briue- US fresh intelligence
ot some new ald not unimportant VIC
tory Of Democratic arms over those OF
Black Republicanisn. Charter elections,
which would OF themselves amount to
lit,k.. but when considered in connection
with the politics of the Nation, show
conclusivcly the condition OF the blood
Of the country. For many months the
howlings of the Opposition press have
been fearful to behold, and within until
very few weeks nothing but great Re.
publican victories ard great Republican
gains we're predicted ; indeed if We had
been Of the crcdulous sort, and read
nothing but Republican newspapers, We
should have been perfectly oblivious as
to the existence, except in name, of any
other party; but since the Spring NUM-
cipal elections have commenced "going
cff' VIC have noticed great change.
These elections Invariably show large
Democratic gains and in most instances
complete victory.
LIT the tide roll on; the Democracy
Of the Union are coming up in great
numbers against the powers of the enc
nv, and in a few months he will be
CONQUERED and laid out cold in death.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09
CITY OF BROOKLYN,

NtNGs COUnTY, Now Ork, J
John d. Cocks, President, and Horatio Dow,
Secretary Of the "AtlaRtic Fire Insurance Com
pany," of Brooklyn, being duly swern, depose and
say, that they are the President and Secretary Of
said Company, and that the foregoing is a true
and correct statement Of the affairs Of said Com
pany. on the 3lst day Of December, 1859, to the
best Of their knowledge and belief.
(Signcd) JOHN ID. COCKS, President.
HORATIO DORR, Secretary.
-, Sworn before me, this 18th day Of
=. 81 February, 1860. Witness my hand and
49, official seal.
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Commissioner for Iowa in New York,
1Os, Broadway, N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09

OF BKOOkL1N, NEW YOKk.
DECEMBER, lsr, 1859.
Made in compliance NTH Chapter l47 Of tie
Laws of tie Stat20 Iora, approred January
2Sth, 1851, in y6sNiOn to Insurance Compa-
ries.
]. The corporate name Of the Company is ssThe
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company Of
Brooklyn, n. ", located ct Brooklyn.
2. Amount Of Capital Stock in shares
of $50 each all paid up in cash $3.50, 90
3. Amount of Surplus on hand ,Decem
Der 3lst, 1882. Observation-Disclosures. 104,7Ol.l2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09
Seward In 1858 vs.. Seward in 1860.

Times change and politicians change with
Them" would be an appropriate rendering OF
phrase which comes down to US, dusty with
the experience of ages. embalmed in good old
Latin. No better or more striking illust rations
Of the faculty with which time serving polite
JAMS adapt themselves to the exigencies Of the
occasion, could be given, than the following
extract, which we give in parallel columns.
from Mr.. Stewards Rochester speech OF
two years ago, and his late effort in the Sen
ate -
OCTOBER, 1855. FEBRUARY, 500.
alt is an irrepressi- ''The whole sovereign
BILE conflict between OPP ty upon domestic con-
posing and enduring Germs within the Union,
forces. and it means that is divided between US,
the United States must by unmstak able bound
and will sooner or ather aries = "you have your
become either entirely fifteen distinct parts
q slav holdng nation, or We eighteen parts equal
entirely free abor ma y distinct. Each must
ton. be maintained, in order
that the whole may be
preserved"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09
Get Yoar Pictures Framed

(Sscond street, oppos;se Washiagsoa Sqsare,)
FRAMES PICTURES TO ORDER;
A LSO keeps constantly on hand al kinds Chased
"A Windows, Looking Glasses, Paints, Oils sns
Putty. T.W1ISS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09

Brooklyn, n. ", located ct Brooklyn.
2. Amount Of Capital Stock in shares
Of $50 each, all paid up in cash -. $l50,OO0.OO
3. Amount of Surplus on hand ,Decem-
Der 3lst, 1859, .................. l04,7Ol.l2
s2547ol.l2
4. Cash on hand 5 l3, 43l 50; in handsl ,a.,, 90
Of agents and other parties--none,J
5. Real estate, unincumbered, No. TIA
Atlantic street, Observation-Disclosures. 5000. 90
s. There are no Bonds owned by this
Company. Forty-one Bonds Mort
cages, being first lien property in
the cities of Brooklyn and New York
(mostly dwelling houses worth in
each case SO to 100 per cent. more
than the amount loaned, rate of in
terest per cent. 166, 90
I. Loaned on demand, secured by pied
ses of stocks as collateral, Of this
Stato-ra,e of interest per cent 36,425 90
market ralue par ralue.
s. 100 shares City Bank Of
Brooklyn. <o,0u0 5,0OOOO
so shares Atlantic Bank,
New York, 5000 100000
$50 shares Phoenix Bank,
New York, 5000 100000
So share, Importers and
Traders Bank, N. w.. 5000 100000
so shares Shoe h Leather
Bank, New York;. 5000 $4,000
500 shares American Ex-
cnange BANK, N. 1.... 0,OOO o,VU0.OU
9. Interest accrued on Bonds Mort
cages, and on loans on demand due
December 3lst, 1859, .............. 5,93S.72
10. NEGLECTED cash premiums, all
considered good, ................. 3,a54.14
IL. Office furniture and fixtures Of two
offices, ................... 1856. 90
All other sccurities-nona.
1862 ,2ss.ss
l2. Amount of liabilities due or not
due to Banks or other creditors,.... none.
10. Losses adjusted and DUE. ........ none.
IA. Losses adjusted and no: due,..... none.
Is. Losses unadjusted, ............. 5,74S34
Is. Losses in suspense waiting for fur
Their proof, none.
II. All other claims against the com
pany,.. Observation-Disclosures. 80. none.
IS. The greatest amount insured in any one risk
is $1,000, and as general rule do no. exceed
$4,000.
10. This Company has no general rule as to amount
of insurance in any one block, city, town or
village; this depending en- circumstances.
20. No portion Of the capital or earnings Of thi-
Company is depositei in any State or Territory
or elsewhere as guarantee fund for the excu-
sive benefit security Of persons insured in
such State, Territory or other place, nor have
this Company ever made such deposit.
81. The Charter or Act Of incorporation Of this
Company bears date February 22d, 1851, copy
is on file in the Auditors Office Of Iowa. and no
change has been made therein.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
listing between the undersigned, under the
name and style Of Luse, Lane Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. II. Price retiring
from the business.
All Books. Papers and Accounts Of the firms,
arc left in the hands Of j. Smith Conner, Who
alone is anti orised to settle the same.
March 3lst, 1860.
A.P. LUSE,
Ely LANE.
AND 11,nl DQINE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-09
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company

- II "A II II M II N II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
MARRIED.,

By Rev. VI l.. Andrews. on the 20ih Now. Mt
the residence of Bnrwel Lee E>q. Mr. J ny A.
FR.NELIS of Texas, to Kiss JuiIANA l.. LIE, Of
Lcesvlc.
BY the same LIST Dec. in the \. S Prcshvte-
rian Chrrrl in L'esville. Mr.. Sln,.rlNy SnANER
to Miss LrcRli'A A. MORRIS. both OF the same
poce.
BY the same 9th Dec at the residence of the
brides uncle, in Campbell. Mr.. Eorfar D,NIrL.
# Campbell CO.. to Miss SAEeIssA II. Woon, late
e Amherst.
E1a5' Lynchburs Republican and Liberty papers
blouse enpv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

attraction is the Professors Stey. wiitcr, as We
understand by Oliver Wendell Holmes This tale
will probably be continued far nearly year. The
p etry in the number beo;c Us, il above the ave-
rage, and We may remark generally, that the
high and intellectual class of readers.
Messrs. Victor end Creed, in this city, have the
M0nllilv numbers for snle-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

DsL'RiuN TsfnR>s.-James liackly, an Irish
nan vii" has rlready been up several times IN The
charge of drunkenness. was found Sundny nigh,
nnlrr the Tin Shop Of Mr.. Milton rire, ,'n Mar
E@t Street, in half irnzcn sta'e and suffering
from severe attack III delirnm t,emras was cent
To Jail, where he will receive the necessary doe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

WASHINGTON, Jan. ., ls60. Holiday WIS gem
orally observed here, aud also NJ the North.
Mr.. Branch. OF North Carolina, has published n
statement relative to his difficulty with Mr. Grow,
II Penns, l,anla.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
EIarkc,a

BALrIaorr jar, - Flour firm aud r,ecs nE
changed NJ Whclt o.,rcl in market Corn
heavy. White IL u - ccut> Yellow IS 10 81 rts
Provisions ~tealy. Wtn>kcv ,iull Mt .6l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

F,SOE He ensuing ycnr, No Cooks Washer and Ironer
witinn; ncunhraucr Nh" must come well recommended
Also ri.tl, Girl. y - years old thai ns br.i
accustomed Ia nursing preferred. Apply I"
i. II. GAbIfS%.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
Snr.yi1, U MnohinrS

ABI> wi>nga Machine Ia d" NrE ,Ns CoAgsF CLOTHES,
TIElE WORK. world do we'll toaS
NJ EAulllGlTS IMPROVED FAMILY MAG HIM Price
40 t-u and 49,. he following certificate is well
known alar in i- county, who only had about ~ minutes
4 ntr his Machine:
Lfr~yIiLE. Campbell county. Va. June 18Th. 1s59.
Ma WM. l.. PaGE:-l am well pleased with Barhots sew
NJ Machine, and would not exchange il for any have
difficult! III operating with ii any Kind Of cloth,
ietes Cashmere to the finest Linen. Nela mair
al Tow Linen IHGs Tor scryant.. haze
operated six different kinds of Sewing
Machines hut Barh"f aul Singers the only Machines
that would recommend person 10 bay. They tie oniy
Machines maxi" 9diGs AiGrh. consider larihoif's
much cheapest machine. II j. simple in construction,
u un, sani, aud not likely 10 get oui oi order. Almost
every persn has arthols operate. aud Singers
lhat wohed La; year. give liarhos the preference
Respectful. yours, Dc, CAROIIS Il. TERRY.
F. find difficulty in getting wife 10 work Bar
iloli Machine They sa. something ought les be
lone thai invented sewing Machines with the Shut
Tie and Loeb Siicl. june l6d.usl &. g. 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
DIED.

On the morning Of the sch ult.. n Mount Pros.
pert, bis residence, in Bedford -. the Hon, Ron,
ERT ALLES, in the 66lh year Of his asr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

THIS JANUARY NJ. OF THE ATLANTIC MoSTnLY,
published ly rilknor & Fields, Boston, is rcmar
kahly rich in literature. The leading article is
On ''Our Artists in Iay." and it ahunds in
agreeable information. The Amber Gud," Is n
very curious and in,e"cstin., papri-s" also sub
stance and Shadow" and tho Experience OF
Sarusl Absolom, Filllbustcr.' Bot the grca.est
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
STIGLER. PETERS 81 co.
GENTS GooDS.mFALI. 1850.

fA'liE subscriber las received hts IAl1. ANn MtNTiE
GOODS. .nssu. 81 u fall lue al ih,ok and tp!ol,l
cloths, ir m, IL the finest best Ia. ~hhs. Ilnu md
ror'd, Elu,k 's-,nus; H.. mne, fcu,h Cn,sut,r, Vet
VI Hnd sill sa.s n. all The newest II suf Buu"us
nn"s t"H, N,a,z 81, aud Ness, aud j., prepared, with
W bert W Au,u Ia thu e.a. /" make an. gatucu Ia orIr
80 iS-,ii 1. FACE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
,.,r,- AND STATE AFFAIRs.

W,xn,s SsAsoN-We have never advocated
,ho Introduction of political topics in the pulpit
hnt mon the contrary, have deprecated the dee
crrt on. Of the rcd desk, which have been SO ire
on.ntiy manifest OF late in the churches al Inc
Xnrth. The Southern pulpit has never essa,ei to
Ill. win Subjects that are soelv refeiabtr -
,nd within the control If the political power; not
oven under prctensc al considering thcn N tt,if
,oorm and rel ,ouS aspects. IL htS iee' '"''"'
=, onf re, the sublime doctrines !" th' Z 'siei "a
,mA,lie In the sentiment- feac' d" ia ~
,,I will tn iuen leaving to the ad'".a - II u
higher law tam th' b. rec" t''se, ~ '''''i''
,,srnments can sa ELY tolerate, the incniaton ei
e,;ment. tina. invite riot sedtihn anu murder.
A,lmittin. the rropriety OF the course nn' sue
, -, g u,brrn pulpit, we nevertheless detGi 1t
r,,,ly admissible for it t" give Its high Hansiion
- ,bc ,.,u 80 of order and gond government; an 10
aid in repre,sing the uprising OF dcs're ia
mh;.h.yer scctiun If the country 1t may be mani
ro.t.1 10 break up a government TINT WAS reheh :
:. d. lIoo of our fail er-, and which has made
III Wv, anl nr,snerous Hiding these views we
-. ,,;s, +, hear the Rev. Mr.. DoDeE, 4 the
"... .,nr.h. deliver from his pulpit on Sub
la,b las. n very proper rebuke 10 'ho>e VIII "s,i
:. ln.ty,v this Uninn for an abstraction. ms
try, WA. VIM shall ren'cr UNIV ''' '.''
III; Lencets2" and alter enuneratihg 'tf>"lN
az H. Lo,efts the speaker very rr"re'lY al
p'Fs'1'.' .,n,rrnment which secures Us civil
N'''eu :" Wv liberty. lie spoke in eloquc:,t and
"''' ,erm. of tho dark clouds that had over
n,tical sky. and of til" duty ii every
- =, sustain the Constitution which nnA"s
~ ore prorle; that we may hand down, "Him-
vs. t., SUCCEED ng generations, the blessings
hat 80 precminantly distinguish US abo'e e'ery
other nation.
II, lkened the bad passions of men who, in
,,,sir nhrenzy and madness, would ieiii The iair
fhr. their fathers erected, to All engine plna.lnS
and dnshing along its fiery track without II eeni
ar hand to control it when, TO throw on's sell III
tLc way would be to meet certain dcsirueti"i'-
Lar oi the gentle snow fakes. desren'l'f, III
feecy particles would soon imhrd /: IN It's c are
and restrain at once its fury and its progress. :,
III. flakes Of conservatism, sad the speaker, VIII
restrain TIC hand out>tretchrd to destroy the
MON.
The sneaker, willis, ignoring politics, rrac!aim-
ed his right to speak a word il heha't oil the S"H-
.,,ut:on AMI the coun,ry,-anl who will -,alasay
his right thus To do? =,
His view, were rati,n,l, intelligent, for'ihle.
and lust: expressed with an elegance and inde-
rcndence tha, did credit to his head and hfafl.
Would that every fre-eater in the Snth aud iiai,
tor North and South. could have heard tn m
We commend his example and that ot Dir. BIZ
THINE as worthy of imitation. Let the fG!2;t
and the Press speak our, and the advocates ii '.a-
union will soon hide their diminished heads.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

NIRaixf. AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-We rive
Glow the operations # the Virginia and Ienh"s-
SEE Railroad Company ior November 1852, l"lh@
AN abstract from the Presidents .Nontafy Report
In tho r. arI IF Directors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
Notice.

MAN by the name If FRAZER came 10 the house Of my
~ MIR. A. D. Bicktrs.,n Tuesday the 9th day
month"; and borrowed saddle and bride, TO ric
Farmvile. h the promise that he would return in tw
hours l>t heard froIa he Apporaox Co. lo.,
offering said lille. aud bri' for safe This Il
public against buying said horse saddle and bride
animal taken black fiy !,sce old nit
Spiing: saddle and bride almost Frazer Ii about -
five ci nine inches high light
nnuSacic. dark hair and and wound his
right breast, lie dressed in dark clothes wide
hrn brown cearet! a aud shawl H. remained Bookers
Hotel in farms He AoHda! night and left whn, payng his
bill. LnbEEl VI. Dc NILSSON,
dfcl5-is Prince Edward County, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

HrsTINGs CoURr.-The January term Of this
Court commcncci yesterday. Present Justices
Saunders Cohbs, Shelton Lacy, and Taliaferra
Messrs Lawrence A. Horton and John O. Tay-
pr qualified AS Inspectors Of Tobacco mt Liberty
Wa, chouse and jain w. Broaddus as Second In
sncctar at Lynch's Warehouse.
William Nighton charged with stalking Fiem-
ing W. Chisolm, was discharged, three terms F'aH-
ING elapsed SINCE lis commi tai and the Witnesses
not appearing at the present. Term.
The will of the late Edwin Mathews was proved
in part and continued till next term.
II omas Jeliis, qualified ms Noary Public.
Charles L. Mosby was rclea ed from the pay
mcnt o! n tx iii.
Thomas kirkpatrick resigned aS mn''>-
sinner Of thi, Curt and William ". Williamson
was app",ntri IN his stead.
William. Iir,.t!rirks. Charged with killing Tho
mas ,Juhus,i was tried, and the prisoner sem nn
to the Circuit Conrt for farther trial ut the Juno
term; tie witn' Zee giizcd t" appear ut Lat
Tine md tie accused remnndcd Ia jail.
The application IF William Henry Parsons =
free man nf color. to remain in the ComuoDwea' h
If Nir.ina, AMI t. reside in the city ct LFnr-
harc. was continued til next terra, ut which tiinr
Mi die Justices ,upm ned to nrnrar and cons-
der his Application.
Joseph b. Smith. was licensed to keep an "r.
diuarp gave bond aud took the cath az require /
by law
} I'm Christian, n slave emancipatcl hy IA decd
from Rev Wi.ia,m II. kincke, appeared in Cunt,
renouncei the said deed and refused t" accept the
benefits thereof whercupn it was ordered that
hs IL. returned to the service aud ownership oil
Mr.. kinrke.
The trial of Sine Ford, charged with obtain
ing money under false rretcnccs from Captain
Pleasant Labby, WAS set 70 thi' morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
WANTED TO HIRE

E-oc the ensuing year good tooi, Ufr, and hoatr,
1 without cnc,Jnt RANGES Tor Which tera prize viii !"
i",Iy To DAVID LAWSON
II Il ,I3t No. 81. 9TH Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
NOTICE.

,.,,Jr D.rot Of the Va & Tenn Railroad viii hc opened on
Monday the q. January for receiving and cyc' s goods
n %, ,rj.r If Gr,I supt /. ID. TELLS,
h:,si "a General Freight Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

FROZEN TO DEATu.--lsom, an old negro man,
belonging ~ Col Austin Leitwioh. was l"nnd IT,
70, To death Yesterday morning, near Magrnlefs
Shon. on The Amherst Courthouse read, al"uti"n
miles from this city. lie left the house Of an old
negro woman, in that vicinity. late the night 'e-
fore, and it is supposed, having drank To an eA-
cess, he fell, and being unable to rise, thus met
his terrible end. An empty flax was found hear
his body.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
ATTENTION. RIFLE CREYs!

(tAII. the Treasurer pro. tcn Il. H. LATHAM, mt DIR.
u Oiico, Immediately, and deposit with him ti0for
the materials trimmings, &e Of your uniform All who desire
To- hive their uniforms the tailor. will leave hcf
Cas j. Rane, 1879 Main sir by the I Of Janu
a. +. BltohRS,JR, captain
Nm. H. TuErIs list eerg't dec CATS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

OF M AID RIA,
VANE appointed ma their Agents In Virginia CIR the sale Of
Il their NINESHnd sn be- pleased 10 receive orders
from the trade for their Wines 10 be imported direct 10 Virgin
la the price the In Virginia as In New York
Their old stock Of Madeira from 40 vintage Of 1874
up 10 ti3 pcr gallon, vintage u isih
Sherry Wines from fi 30 to alb per gallon.
Lisbon Wines from u 30 To 81 per gallon.
Port Wines from 1870 Ia - per gallon.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. co
dec cots Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

M hasa sst rec,tNd ~ l.- aud - Ibis Lum lar O
w winch j. ish Favored and excellent quality such
suited H. lie Nan II !uaiuc;irt and which Viii sell Il
,rry 10" prices. Pleas, call and vnninc it,
drr LEE. EDCkI \ 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

NEw YEARS PREsENrs-Onr Main Street nei;.l
Dor j. b. SMITH, successor Of VI. Nj. tlaf1is id
Sunpriutcndcnt of the Smiths lnstline,
Mt No 10. Main Street, has seEt US reminder Il
the New Year, in the shape of couple OF h"ii'e'
which contain neither pIu>slc acid nor elixir vi
rlol What they do contain we shall not n!Enlge
ut rlesent-hu, VIC only say that Paofcssor smith
is prspared to supply eycryb body with everything
in The drinking or smoking line, and that Of tie
very best Give him call.
Orr whoesouled neighlor, Anderson Of the
Washington Ilonse.d't rnining not to be "ntd,nn
bv he enterprisin- Smith sent us mug containing
something less than seventeen gallons of, prcbai,S
the very best Esg-nog, ever prepared by Col Jo'iS
j. CnRIsTiAN. or anybody else.
In consequence of the unavoidable abseaee nj
Major Gencrnl Isaac X. ligginbotham, the re-
naming utarhes of the Virgnan establishment
conceived it their duty to test the article sent, rs
we'll ms pass judgment on its merits. Any 'nl-
vitn Il DESTROYS of nscertaning the nature OF 'heir
verdict lnny lie satisfied Ivy calling at this Once
OSE of the editors Of the Nirginian desires 10
return his sincere thanks to some unknown tlieid,
for n beautiful and elegant velvet vet, made ~ 'y
PACE, in his Lest svIe. Whoever our considcrnte
friend is we trust. in the language of the East, he
NAV = live thousand years"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
ATTENTIONS:

A IL ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, tsco-My
friends will please remember that collecting Is
close hand aud that they expected To call In mud settle,
or pny when called upon.
md that II exceedingly important that should be strictly
prompt In all my payments aud that viii be impossible for
mnninin hn desirable anu inporan character unless,
require y,onpt payment ]. l.. AEMlSTEAD,
dee 2i.is ti;cp) M. 40, Main st.. Ly nchburg Wa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
- r =, prrrns ! =. VI. DAVID p. s'ESCH. ! yrcl,huro
- - 20. ,rurI1 Nc" i"tA' nExTET
pETERS, CAMPBELL, & CO.,
BAN II T. ke s.
II ~ ~ IA II ~ y
ro Wall Gtraqt New Work

% W al CLIttC. IVGW I y, a,
uNIY AND SELL. Cncurrent Money. Checks. prnts &c.
MAKE collections all points in the n'c' >h'S in an,
nu X.c,t order. the purchase or sale {" St hois arr
h, GENERAL banking t,sncss in all - Departments -,
The firm in i!n,'hir9 Is 80 Ie's, ,l n th,,
juy l5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

Lots fer Sale.
VNFTEEN LOTS the north 81 c Of Black Water creek,
the orange sud Alexandria Railroad Depot, belong
ing o Judge Ma. Dane. Jr. L. W. WILKES,
dee 23-dim General Land Agent
Attention Rifle GreyS!
TIARDEE's RIFLE TACTICS can be had at
III Disc g-,s NItioi'-. i5S Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
Cheese I Cheese =!
MEsSRS. WELSH BROTHERS & co.,

superior lot Of English. Dairy, and Pine Apple Cheese,
IN Just received and for sale by sM1rlI n ADAMS,
dee IN Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
:; aluable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.

INTENDING 10 remove from the cry. "N nj private
s;a sale NY RESIDENCE on Diamond Ili. 2c'cr wih
Acres 81 Land thereto attanlc'il hcin tn same prop"
purchased h, Alanson Winston Trustees. This
prrry il confessed, among most desirable city,
The house is Of brick contains IL rooms; Is Ia thorough rr.
attached all tlutlIiis's and Hue W ell
The ground is perfectly ere. and IA nc >a,rl
cultivation To city purchasers Ibis property needs II" dscr
wciI the high character ri tie h.Iburu in
which it is situated is 'no wei! known 10 iufc Tjl~'.
The will he reasonable and tiac mad" t" -n Mrcas
~ !Itsi e. 4. tDi.IIOIN
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