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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
BALTIMORE rArrLE MARKET. Moron %

Eel tat The offerings III The Scales to-day amounted -
~ head b The number offered - bead
t Ina, - h Washington - len i'd and the remai.
.cr purchased ~ alanarc butchers Iriros ranging i
30 to 800 per -" liz. averaging 4iahe same
is me- ~ l weak eN cNa cattle sold nj pricesa lr
hz.Ier ihnu ii.o uif'S quotations.
eI"tI e nHthet Was boiler supplied AMI prices have
mniGrd sai! salc- ntc been made this week 50 D.
ia. H.. 4fp-s, 10 qnil,.
Hog lAe supply i'= been equal 10 the demand
market stead! sales ia,o at f,.slfl
Loo H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

NV YORK CATTLE MARKET. M,rrH2s.
l. .ne Aartot hI4 her; 31nn head;
Nv aae ~ s'etl#3: cNlfa at I'll y 100 r,.
lirceipia 100 head market higher aid sacl ii III
eai'- at = ta5t tl.
.u marked Is md lower receipts of ;.o lea L
de- n 4Gt3 ifi2f. Z 100 h for good prime led
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
MiSSiSsippi Land for Sale

.- .,,1-, - =, -
y N Holly SPRING. and hNr miles West the Mississippi
1~' cntr atrrai, In Marshall county Mis.
ma Nafrs, 30 ctr rtS 2nu aud
rer lay. vision produced over Bale Of Cotton per
pa ra7'n said plantation susceptible of sub dis -at
.rl irre- nuHlanllj supplied with pure,
Ia aud ID lis htllihS ~ The mountains al Virginia
ror Further particulars, Nsc the premisc- adlr,es
u. II. SANnII.-oN.
M fnzdam W,atl = - NI..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
1850. : Spring Novelties for 1866
y. CiIfG(i E\rIEIAIER

again btfr' the public claiming th,t patronage
FdlH bestowed heretofore. ari assuring his fricus
- AZ" r,c"l'n- aud opening large aud ararr. stock
at = ALL ANp FANCY pEI Guuis. And Tor TIN ladies
In r '1r hc VIII Cnum,rat partition dress .on-;
suhs. IN tnbos from q 10 10 ot,lts,
S.es. tluH, Nr.,
Hartsr hphes, plain Nt..
" from Ia - Nn'ants,
p' lau3t,-, from q 10 Ia Giants.
Lawn, tnui-r,-. Natutus, ~.
coverings at every description. elegant
b'hivn'h VIII t sulltH r ut tipIn- assiucrrS and
N-,i, hn lot ct lulu and ll4d N>uahurg- for servants
Nl large FIT at Shnrs hoa w. VI whca " IN hr nj, r.
al lt extremely low prizes v GItiGENUIIAlp
h--'""ni. merchants vii do wei give my s,.,A an
examination tl'Ie g'il'- llr|hvr y G.
uh e.: til Rep. roIN1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
S'ahU,rT TON
" illfI FLANNEL,
toE mil
Gt.ORNt!l u. (I\EE.


1L.,,. - .
Nri.t'3tt ~ NJ. 1t ~ *.
T. W" 80 : II, = Of >3n''"a White F,ann' i he
-, 49, D ' - " - H2a'' "t'e'fh nd f Vii -
,4. = -. - 'aii'' So. '''', I'M '.s4. -.
- a. l.
y ~ '.'#''' 80 - = ii,},.... 49,,
''.. - "a - -
krll oN>H- H'-- -. 5.I4 :. i ..t,i
80 ina T." 5..z. 1.s...#" -
80 '> ~ '.a'''
. I - ti.H. aIss,5, Nh. - ~ -, 49,. - .
Aa1 ed - IN. I,2, I'd I'd -. a.. r.. , IT,.
Rs .7i tts.i! pr,ltcg. in ,lary and e1l,tii f., p. f.
- 5"'. Ia. IL !HBY ~ Mi H.
PM, II .-,,,.a,,-,
ia ;. il. in ~! ...t r, III ~ -, H.. =, . 800.
y Ai.l. i=flIt N.tt1.bfDil.o ~, - ,., a.,
r. = 4.tte F.r,ri+ IA fsuI vii ,..I .,5r - "a,
osnue inc .,..A: p,r { h 4,,a 'sf.r,. N Il, -.
ell: tltgs gHs4Hsr - a#fi, sla q. a: .5. ri . . ), -
Plalta- $50 -1,s.-, a-a allan5I = H.. ~ ,
pr = Hes tg-rtI
wa - - Main >sr.it
.. II / > 4 e.
Il : a I'm faHa alag ie tea,. anil aijla lu. sii,
- ? ~ '9 Mao. d # i. is IT.. .i.i and
49,, ra'el.s lst. -, Igrltpr uiurratI,l a.. N
=" t-.ii g'is4 i'- j. H. r Ai'Ii.lpN
80 s..i5S faR siftI,!,ii,1. =i.., 4y....,..,,,.,
/ A":sr -r.iasl -uee.l ~ s,ar uI H., a.. ~
tt" III ~, 't=.st't. tsg 81. ~
ID = j is IL LAY. ou--t-t
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Letter from Macaulay.


TO HENRY >. RANDALL. 10, &c.. &c.
lloLr LopaE, kensustan. London,
My .. 1897.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
Removal. New Stand! New Goods
R0SENS & UENTHER

: b. III slGE, mos respectfully Ia return h'ir aul'
- M lhtlgs hhd riifes generally - ltnrhurs and
- rounding eontA fr thc very lib, raj ltttpr3I
- al lp1n them nr ll lsi ruuhs aud LAKE gr,ai
l5raaur announcing H. diem thai ihry hive taken
my ptr lohs saving, Bank, NJ" ID MINI ~f,cl wtutr
ih, H April I'D. MOS, elegant sleek al " ~rl.lNIt
ND II tEE MlIII&IiN MD FANCY Goui1S. .u#h
frtn'h B"nnctr, Flowers Ehnls. Imhrnid.ris,. saN
te rrs4 tips Rul,-, rutn~nl-. French tu-}I-. Hoop
=nIf Nul>, tpinar,s silk sud hid tlnNc lian,Lrch,s
4 llr~r- re Eru.s,l#. ihrnd Eluud Iacts les or,
st nlprruus other nille utinueI u"u ming
Tho tcd i NNLk BpN y - viii hr Nprr l",h.
ths auii.+ particularly specially solicited al
oNaran" stock ri g,ld~ whict stsI, and
NlH,d W Mll sell al VIA rgp#rs
lo~LN~llIl.% GIiENIlfrE.
lfNat.dls l1e Miami ~trt,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

Z. |. T. Or A N L S p Rim CT GOODS
JOHN 4. DAVIS & CO..
Ne. iO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
IN TOW n siors complete stock or the SILL
j q tsttltG aud DOMESTIC DEl Guops, 10 Witch
G,t Lilo The attention 81 ot, 'ul short time bay llrr
l- mart i IT very Low prices 10 attract cas-,
atyofiG Wht,i vail b., ituud
lr.i ,Jf,.= aud l.eles
l}#rf. g auto Hr-lndA Ea'e. lrllu 1 10 . F"uncu4.
hfs4t dine i.al"', Vet! r.h.
f,ac Il .iaspnott, aud i,jiani4.
4 ,g,3 variety OF tou,i, and Travelling prcssrs
\ tr. portion ol Ia a',f" i.no.s purchased u
lar. salts ia NoN lork. anil vii be sold b,l1N
et tHpnr
.trtu IL ,tlks, ,rr4 cheap.
IsnIpn, IL aud 49,. 4 handsome
tsf.n ~ ruHh Lace NtuH,-.
III u t,I Nourins Nautlcu
iI,uP trt. aud lls les, te} rDle.p,
= thiti#,
If,.p la en-, shrotHi- aud Nh.rt,H.-,
Ifl.l=-h Na'htus, hoy IL, Htd iawri~,
Lie h an -tea b lhi'tr Cash nhcr l,'st ling.
LINN % Ills hnra, AMI prIl, plantation,
tstHa i5 - .t"aA 81 tHIp 3Hl raid uslahurl~,
ftu,F5 81 f,tJa., s. :. l5#Ll :,
Ilat,, -, la g,a-i.t - l.
#l.a.. snl ,-lirrs. ~ Nari,,N.
Al-aH .-r,- ~ pck "a
t#trH,tin-, t'a,rnd tlu,hs Rugs Mating. ,,c
H'#I t,- a., -. eNtiaHaiipn al buy YUr,.>a.
aaNH,is.-s Ia sts,e ttat thtl sri th,n r,eti.
L.. - i. l. IN t.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

AtlLT~ Nel have just received fr,, supply g., 4u.p
- date oallt-, Marsei, Ceuntcrrancs Linen nrAp.s
Nae and colarcl MaseilS Hosiery. Aiapacls Nc ,,r
caehl. j, j. PUENl>., ~ t,ut
a4| y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

w NI rArEE onu l!ol- :" Wnli Paper. II all price
~ min l1r'E. 10 J. per roll. Call aud cNHninr.
utf ID PAYNE X BIAt kFoEb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

= y = al horned 10 announce WI. y. BRAStll
III. c.note ior lhc oiec ol s"!or at Inc ny u
,u.Ablrs. II IA .3dtde
am 1t candidate iur the Office Of n al The CITY
.: lyuchbUr. II oocird Whatever al responsibility
a mil attach Ia HI" head al the fure. h'r III The
'u 81 ne stat" law, ChfrS "ui HE ordinances
81 The y. hail rulratnr 10 meet VIII hbuUs~ al IHiT
.l 8ul far may ho ALL, keep c Police ulati"us
pi t"t ~ n healthy condition.
tsb l.. s5l,r WI l.. SAtfNnEES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

-rlr-p isl 5n. il wi, be understood, represent whole
sale pfltt. saH'rsit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
CANDIDATE ron OFFICE.


If WI are authorized 10 annonare +. y EIBAkk
w. a. candidate for re-ce tiar t. he a,lee Of Com
m The l.eSehuclreiipa. 4 a. prl next
nh -fitlaa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
CARPETINGS

Y Nv PlANoN.-Wc have today received u stock ii
ta a"s Pianos Of oAcy, ut tone ail finish We
te ailentii "l all persons wanting s Instrument
i'e VI have on hand are in ever! respect superior. Tho
warranted i"f hic years. j. WILLIAMS " son.
tlt - sole Agents fIr II LATn1E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
Notice

TENiIR anl.r ,Bed will Of j. H. RoRiNs1H
MONDAY ncGt 22nd April, for The purIo,e oi granting IL
efu.e. t. :. ETBANk, tom'r EcYcilr
nh II q Il. - BOSS, sheriff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
For Mayor.

u ~ 81 ARE apihoiilndt 10 WM. = ElEION,
G@E ac'ndhiae tor lhr Office "t Master oil Police
II. II .IiL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

E)EhzllAN rnBHfr srLcrAC!Fs.-Wc have p l.:.
~ assortment = lac ;'oyr hand, syull
tG@c> y autt euo! suppl, If S,cr Pll,,. .,l
s,ei e'ites ., Ind ,h ,,,. p, want of tn i.
NH !, - Main SUI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
For Constable.

49, WE arr a1iierled TO announce Col. w.
i.s'~9 oN = u elIfitiai t,r r-eociiun iu tie ollie
Of IIi.il lun.. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

- WI ne authorized Ia annpGuce ADAM CLfiEN
= candidate for The eIerIiiaii5 of camp ell Comfy
nta ..sssidee
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-02
splds.,a tur WI; am lsrru Gnslntn

Aldsha Inr Wli nEn ltrtN G'nNIhtn
hgc ir,pLtit Isc ntm asebru Yat;tIm nit taF a;
T1sei la >5rricu 1NCne une %IJurre hIt butter Su0
t: une Mirntg unc cen ttutgitu prtt
ftE atiiEt. stite ha l!tbialN cir Wager III cturtr
i,ruIin. teGiIlcr u. ScrYlaispuri. Suaruri uut
Sa'adiIrli, Ir, ro,Lrn SGreI:sS. 3IctIten. TdItr'
1855. c.ton., =ti.r,;riSe unc LIrtr Gre ec IL
&rttr', lu,. r' !,tGt strIlutt rerein. Suie
Nt.GG, ,,ycn ,u.,t,,., u 50 Irc p;cerlum Gurrrit tul
-tr.suJIn a. ..r4>r ,phu SGpr
..:u... g.. Ia i5!n Ger u. unr Is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-02
ssicbmcms. sso., ssontee, scu g. aspril 1850
GeennntmacLnn0en.

Ssfeen eti Steamrr 3nmts:eun' tiRt f,ilS,
Itnfuna Waartn ersa.ttn. mi. fslst:
T'arl-S'nfs rrn ausn Nummsrn..
8:rn.n. turfiits .3ws,itben.
arrf. einisn a'piIt're Grb;tn,
friits brllinc,'th, 6,ruas.
Sd,p'urs unp z al,iars,ll,r,
sttr 0'Gttinaer Sts lat. s0u,It &c.
gr'p reis lrie it eis Anin,' rsan tt't zee
pntlifume auf rae 'psStL srbalt,n. 2 aver.
trsnt. taF 2stff: fur tisFr" y4tntsr
Ni;tmenr 81. N,truai 1850.
s5ebn 6srtia.
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II nner.a fim0.

Ter llntsrst6neit li egt III, S:anst csea anf;yar n
felrn tSelSofit aaN'uEbrrn I'M eiie ais pslid
GInt @ukpdbl = u. sen ll-frrpdsIsNS cUr.atbls
Grn hte, dater et srn nit tluem suen irt,.
": ri: tupIA,n :pftItcu fir etpaiasr Beprlu,t
E1s 9uT!aSi1nrII SDn Srt iReLbern idmtlItn NUT
at,l,rTcl luf itIIc Srpgt NuSirabl son Mdraeta.
4usttut-una sen Scrbas. Stubtr 4. SrrIns. .Naraee.
trirt prOnlp bioTat. Sreneie Sduke
,i,5 80 -. 9srD9bitr., Gte eer sItn OF att
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-02
odmS1' ~ ameIu. padttidt,r atHsar is5sisurrG,.
S,ampfitbiffaArt

Fan'bIrs uns View sIprt, Ella Ssuths snsetOn
ssrn'itsIn etr ouf Scrss stsautn nm Gle
aInisiTs easrirntsr srrpcr rirrRsn @OiieampfIdiFe
SrruiI Ia, 2t'u1 Cons, Gdrf. SranImann.
y a nj m p y. 210U Zone. gapE. Sf,rsnlrn
SarOnla, 2500 lone, Gl.r Gblrrs.
Obt9 wss,h ihrer iSntn anD aIidIiden aGtrtu rka,.
Iian htannIr Can,pfhtIHe ptrcsr rtsrniSis sm
Gritrn unr Niimiistursn jtpsn Nonets
son ssu orf unr 5amSa sia Ssutbampisn srsrsir unk
ptbmen 9aiiaeitrt ssM 9ier NOri uacs
SanIburS, 4HOrs. rOneOn Lnr 3puthanstsB
~ frlatntrR 9rsiitn:
ernt Gaiatt -. $Ioa
Sweut 9diutt 55
SriiGsLbtf -. s5
ern Sambu-s Rab Esep gSrP:s
erls GAjut, $II2S6. Ar,r;t 9Lr5t, SIS a,n;sA,,s,.
80 "Ststn galdat m:nce man FS ar
e.. =. HiShars, RHoS u 0,It
l5G Yrp1htpdn 9spp Q4.rs
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por,sLan. Sttin unp ciIasmaartn. G,rldklft

Tent sesb'n esaI&.n gublitum II trrE ea an ps1 96s
eeT Srcac une LrItr Stdse tnprmss Iaar usu sier
saHf Set'r fnr 1T eauerirtblG itttdki 1T psas eaS
tEi@ etirhe ,SCttii risitr ~, IN 3ihmrnb IN iluWy
gnoftntnt saIha!i 9ias.. sl'H une 9sresIeu- aaI:r
Nerer une Usbtn. frf;alsr asf, Aanee> une 1stttan
ns tSTpa rsn rnn, sl.d, 2,iInnia uue IIcerrai,rt,
hfshItttr, SaItGt unn Sri,atislitr aler tSrrs,n
Sttut, Nlsfr ftn: une GttrauFsEIf,n aua sI,rbani
'ie dartn une Srielisue It. saeftrserfdufsr pnet
&c ssrt tlIbdTt raesn set use tr: pcri frcs "a mir IN
tdnet etEtr ausnabmewti,s stia ssrelisn a, truutn
S1aae Il. 9nup. sGe e,r g. y 9.s.oir.
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Ddmplihtfiaurt ,p.l,ten annonO u. Nltm 2jOrt

Dix seietu 5rpEen Jtadtm tlnS;rttnnit ste 9dmpi
ap'Ht .JdI VIoO. lue ,,Jt0Iao wetsn crn rctlrLS,L
yG'!iiS"l idT onu5uaJ ssIIsns snpr3pen alrpTc,
ftIjt m yer GaiLIt Iurl. rtI unr stpi rs; Une pl
lNehtt1 -. = Ge >JlmtSslpn vtrsdYt loren @Da,T
JoitHs Itosn Otnis um flrnllIaas, pd1r ne el.
.''Ih1h le6tA 3rrIId: ilbr aSsncs SiD 9pE.
aoiAeri <Stf Oas ieFIerr DasirT Sslagtnpta PAT IT,
eet IN sthI'fSs''s teIsn sih: 6d7t3I6rIa oitn.
5TLtpG .ro 1nfJ SnleOamsH aRc puuitltiph btipreti
yAHdI,prIsaGtp HGrib $2.uu. -
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Ncne 2Sir; biis,uft
ule
sdasrSltr Salr IL.

SaA Atrblfr Sal 9 il.
Fem 9ueiI!un pi. trsrttnit' anwia', sae r,-
Il terW'thnftt III ltintm .duli dm 2lr,su Nlarft,
Gem 6iItma'ft sCAeuiitsr etnt 2Cttti.tlft n,tit
Fdaritlrr Salen trribtet bat, ncii itls or Ed,
frtusn r're. ieme 5reunrs unr ras ,@ueI,fum in,
0lasmelnen NIT tsn trlttn Qjrirluffu bssrnen
IN tpunsn SIp:tnct yTiIItr
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9Alntrrmercn. spn puten nnp 9iimatn.

Den. atirietancItE stresT IS Sum 0tTsHusen, eins:
f5rranS.p ao ben yisiInm tIn SastT ron ptrSif un'
2tnnr 9aarsa enrftbtn VI tDnnsn oaS np' esE mpoetn
tn 2Rtirs I SUIT ,ylli unp BtbuGutn fur ptrre: Gnt
&nIbti 9is aus StrOb, rtshcde. gdnaTa Hae gdimb!a
en'n; une H%nts Rugtn Ene tinft- prlen L. ,e ptrs
pri.: ArEel Il ssSeN oadr auRirlI DtV'G stTfluii.
T 9ltt .percta nutr s5uribrIfi lnSeFsrEtst.
Ttts!tt buti, tlneh 5IS.s no Is ioaelfr IL seuse
nit Elm SpsIreualer III btb.iatn. YeD. Z. StIlp. AGI
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SaihtrI Q1srits S:lrtr. MaFts GN.n,, Gbeer-
le. ntS'! siAsI R,Ese artiisl yarflm,rtu pu
S ernaet, srSirh sDm.irr ssdr 3lsnbIis' Eau o.
ISsns, m Ii. Jun Vel, ,ahf b,i :. Is. Giihtr. Zai
e0slshe nj G'Iurrs Uicf asrs s:isEsrrS fhr Gen.
stI0neTo une Gune .lures patRr r ttt s:e r,isa.ac
Quan'iiSt uH:er 5asItIgrtis iu bosts f,i
:. G. 6ii6tr glt.
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e'sl saftS .GsoIauus.
{. Guter unp j. Sat3tr's
NDrOcerD unb prpuifpm 4fOls
inl Vtutn WdrtI

Ial VtutH MdfU,
Gts. Stio's tt;t .tritsrt ssstnn5sr
aHft @i.i oiItTcansn, iotdls ecu NtIcI Wn btII
H.H. ris p'G'Nu emstdptn psi uus sariuvyte NC all
,e, os'tbe + saSJII'e notaGy iin sGF dnp b:us rn
grssSsnf
:. &atsr .. s. s,et;tr
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G. eaHT9na9.


= -F.TT|'- z y y N 7 NE
r. HAssF,- ~ ta' un& Proprietor,
Is pull shc.i cF>!y t.y, @u"5s, exc, pied, at
$500 r,.r 5; nu'H. pay::ile IN advance
Terms tor Adv-,, >''ncnts REASONABLE.
.,rricE: 9TH S'y.. be- veen CLAY X LEuCH.
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p. . ottes.
6r'ae Strser. milchcn q. II. 4. Gtrasc. ncteE
u. Srnar'e ,sRltc!m 5ru haus"
Etrielst emrTttIi ctn hsimu une purfrtisnetn Hut.
Inn istrt lus SrdddssIlis tiGgrrjdrrtt 9iarhirfHkt
anS sm1tdeli itb eas HcnAne icntu Sbrp auetrs ale
"sTi iuirisfth Iter st se9,baffe @erahcrma ct;5Ii
NC Inn u1itr rtu'n lne ,siVr ttbltcn SIuee III Sttii
rre ttrnsr tnrs5li iih IN trurauttE Ertrattrurn
Tie 51snIdenstn,tp, Gesrdfsn sunssii;rcn. Sbrrpirr
C. N LtTtht tIbri ein VISc ser bt'fcr Narilme,cr
Atr,eiIi ttn rSIeW,ncc SrttuT tep eaa S,r1strscnu
Tist1aen Ger Quart. ilm ogsrun tiit, - 6site&
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
q sSu
ISimrn lGtfinlsin

StHHtH S-ttIHISINI
NV. lH5 @rrac-, ;I2liten Ger 6. uns q. Gfrakt
Ten eurhreihnetn Tu"iuE uirl titfs n.u msrriduk
rrtt FettnS eHefrblt :t silrttiSaIi slktn III r ben
s9rlsblen Herinen apsae'at ts!. % .1t GrrifSursci
une Eftst,itn rte SiaTtt's VIC errsit u tastu. Sc;
enc urt a.riamist Scat pirr I'll ssrt4mmu rn Baltn
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05
For the Watchman.
INDIANA ALIVE FOR LINCOLN.

INDIANA ALlN f. FOR LINCOLN.
EDITOR OF WAroHMAN Many doubts
were expressed as to how Indiana would go
in the coming election, before left Vermont
but having travelled considerably in what is
called the Egypt of Indiana, for the last few
weeks am enabled to form some opinion as
to how she will vote in the great campaign
At Evansville which is at the extreme
Southern end of Indiana, the people are very
enthusiastic for Honest Abe" 1t was my
good fortune to attend meeting of the Re-
publicans at that place, which was addressed
by Tom Corwin of Ohio, and truly he is a
wonderful man. The wide awakes' must
cred nearly thousand, and in the evening
they lit their torches and paraded the streets
with music, and sent up sky rockets, had
public speaking in their Main street, and had
a good time generally Old Tom walked in
TO the Democracy "some," and was | think
the the most effective speaker | ever heard in
our ranks.
Great changes have taken place in this
place, since 1916 Then Fremont only had
in Evansville some one hundred and fifty
votes; now Lincoln will have a thousand
So in other places in this part of the State.
was told that in one town, where Fremont
had only five votes, they have wide awake
club numbering over a hundred.
l have been in Lawrence and in other coun-
ties, and as great changes have taken place
there Honest Abe is indeed the peoples
man. and | have no doubt but that Indiana
will go strong for him. An eleetor of the
breckenridge party said to me a few days ago,
that he had no doubt but that Indiana would
60 for Lincoln, as the two wings of the Dem
ocracy would never unite. lie said the great
struggle with them was, who should have the
control of the Democratic party four years
from now. lie thought poor Douglas would
not be known after this campaign, for he
"wan't sound on the goose" lie would sink
so deep, be could never be fshed up
Before return home, am going to visit
Illinois-make our next President a call take
him by the hand, and give him shake for
the Republicans of Vermont and will write
you again of the prospects Of Illinois. Next
week J attend the great Fair at St. Louis,
expect to see the Prince of Wales, for he is
10 be theTe during the week. and will give
you description Of this greatest Of all fairs
generally, in the United States
Yours, &c. j. q.
! Bedford, Ind, Sept ls.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05

SECOND ANNIVERSARY AND TARGET
SHOOT OF THE NEW ENGLAND
GUARDS


SECOND ANNlNEkSARN AND TARGET
SHOOT OF The NEW ENGLAND
GUARDS.
The 27th of September was a proud day
for the Guards and the people of Mortified
generally-it was the anniversary of the birth
day of that gallant Company and was cele-
brated in due form by a target shoot. supper
and grand finale in the evening. At one o.
clock p. m. the line was formed in front of
the Armory and marched under the escort of
the Mortified Comet Boad to the grounds
Of r. A. Webb Esq where the Guards gave
new proofs of their good training and fine
drilling by actually turing the ta,get in spimt-
ers at the distance Of forty rods. After firing
six rounds the Guards returned to their Arm
DRY and proceeded to the election of officers.
In consequence of the resignation OF Captain
S. q. Patterson, who has so nobly upheld the
good name and glorious reputation of the
Guards, Geo. Nichols was unanimously elect
ed Captain, which office he accepted in neat
and appropriate speech. w. Woodbury.
was elected LIST Lieut., A. Palmer ID, G. H.
Joyce Sd andJ II. circuit 4th each of these
gentlemen accepted with good natured and
witty remarks. At six o'clock the Guards
together with their invited guests proceeded
to the Mortified House where they partook
Of a supper prepared under the care and di-
rection of our good friend j. l.. Batchelder
Esq. The supper was every thing which
could be desired and such as none but John
could get up. After the cloth was removed
spec, hes were made by Captains Nichols and
Patterson, Lieutenants circuit and Joyce,
which were warmly responded to by the
whole Company. Capt Nichols then in be-
half IF the (fnnrds nreepntpd Cnnf puttnrsnn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05
Special aaotices.

From The Hartford DAILY Post, Nay 80, 1860.
Dn LIGHTHLL-Among the many testimonials in tho
possession ofths distinguished Physician, have been
shown the following in the original manuscript, which
speaks for itself aud which pleased to publish
Mr. Purdy. the writer, is well known throughout the
country
BRooHLYN April Is, 1860.
On. T.. n. LIGHTHLL BRoTHRR.--lt gives me plea
inform you Of the entire aud eiecual cure Jou
have made ia my little daughters eyes, who after seve-
raj months Of total blindness and after having tried the
skill Of several eminent physicians, has been entirely
eyed through your treatment, without which, It is prob
able, she would never have Iegaincd her sight.
My Dear STs--lt will be Of satisfaction to me
in recommending 10 you all suffering under this great
aicion aud may your health and life be spared 10 you
many, many years, that you may have the opportunity
Of relieving those deprived Of the use Of that important
orgaK-the Eye" Most respectfully yours,
A. H. FuhDN,
Late Proprietor Of the National Theatre Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05
REPORT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
COURT



A. John S. I.add " Town Of Waterbury.
An action in favor Of highway surveyor for
having repaired road specified in his bill
which was not an established highway. Suit
for damages Verdict for the PIT. to recover
Sl27,OO damages and costs Dillingham;
and Durant for PIT. Redfeld and Henry
for Den.
5. VIM. S. Smith v. Benz. B. Chase. An
action for assault and battery. Verdict for
PIT. to recover $1,000 damages and COSTS
Redfeld, Wing, Vail, Peck & Colby and
Gleason for Plf Dillingham;, Durant, Ran
dali and Ferrin for Deft.
o. II. Smith v. Orange Ffeld. An action
Of Trover for household furniture removed
from the hotel in Orange. When the PIT.
rested the Def. asked for continuance on
the ground Of surprise the court granted tine
continuance on the condition that the Dcit.
pay the PlH's cost Rcdfed, Gleason and
Wing for Plf. Peck & Colby and Fifcld for
Def.
7. VIM S. Smith v. J. b. Scovil and C. b.
Martin. An action Of assumpsit Charging
the Deits with having purchased and sold
sheep and pocketed the profits when they had
contracted TO purchase for the PlH Verdict
for Defts. Wing, Redfeld, Vail, Gleason
and Peck & Colby for PlR Willard for Defts.
s. State v. Susan Center and VIM. II. II.
Center. Indictment for murder. Verdict
guilty of manslaughter Henry. Ferrin and
Samson for State Peck a Colby and b. n.
Davis for Rospts.
8. State v. Chester Bliss. Indictment for
perjury. The jury disagreed. Henry and
Taylor for State. Dillingham; and Heaton Il
Reed for Respt.
TO- State v. Crimmins. An action Of as
sault. The Respondent pleaded guilty, was
find $1,000 damages and costs. Henry for
State. Randall for Respt.