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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

HANDSOME PREsENr.-Oa Friday last closed
the first session of Mr.. Evans Singing Glass; at the
Baptist Church. His lady pupils, being de,irous
of testfying their appreciation ct his merits as u
teacher and friend, presented him on that occa-
son witt, an elegantly finished, god-healed cane,
barring the following inscription: "To Prof w
II. Evans. by the Ladies' Of tho Singing Glass :;
BAPTIST Church, Lynehburg, Va, April 1860"
The presentation speech WAS made by Rev. Mr..
Dodge, Pastor of the Baptist Church, which was
appropriately replied to, by Mr. Evans.
The greatly improved singing, in several of cur
churches, is we understand attributable in great
measure, to the excellent teaching Of Mr. Evans
and therefore, We think tie Ladies showed their
good sense, by making the handsome present they
did.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Moy 7th.-'De death of Consul
General Townsend II r is Of Japan, is discredited
here.
About three hundred editors went to Mount Yer.
non this afternoon.
There have been large quantities of Counter
felt Commonwealth Philadelphia Bank Notes Ia
ken by the Banks here. The Officers are on the
track Of the Counerfeers. Ono of the party has
just returned from the South. lie will probably
be arrested ut his next stopping place, aud two
others. who are believed to BIC accomplices
der the surveillance of the police.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
GEORGE ID. DAVIS,
Grocer and Com m issiOn Merchant
No. l3l Main St Lynchburg, Va,

rs In receipt of large stock of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods
Hardware, Shoes WOODWARD, Cordage &C., consisting IN
part
10000 lbs Family Bacon and Lard Of my curng Muck
ere, Salmon and Herring strictly No in " NJ = and oar
rels; Loaf Cut Loaf Granulate Pulverised and extra
Coffee Sugars Mocha. java guayra, and Rio Coffee. md
Parched Java Coffee Honey Extra Golden syrup New Orb ans
and Cuba Moasss Sole Leather French and Phladcl hia
Calf SKINS aud Lining and Budng skins Hammered md
Rolled ron Oval Round, Square, Band and Hoop from ISL
Spear Blister and Spring Steel Railroad and Horse shoe
French and American Glass Pnity Locks Hinges and Ser. VS.
Bellows Angils Vices, Plates Easps and Files; eel
Springs Iron Axes Tkmbe Skeans and Cast Iron Boxes IA
nla and Cotton Ropes Seine and Cotton Twnes; Lns' cd
Lamp Tanners Oil Copa and Carriage Vans Tam
rous; Talow, Tar sps Turpentine White Lead Zinc ii
good assortment Of Paints; Flax and Tow Linen Plaid md
straps Cloths aud Osnaburgs Stone and Wood Chu
Tubs Bucke Well Buckets &c with every other ART Gle
kept in Grocery Store all Of which will be sold cheap for
cash Or exchange country produce Call and examine
shock before you buy Twill the highest prices for WOOL
Rolls Flax Seed, Beeswax and other country produce.
e8- Consignmcns solicited Quick sales and prompt
turns Imay 2if1y) q. ID. ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

ThE SorrHs RAILROAD we are grati6cd to learn
is doing m excellent business. TIE completion of
'ie Orange aud Alexandria road has taken of large
portion of the through travel but then they were
passed at such low rates as to be very slightly
remuneratiye. The loss from this source however is
more than made up by the largely increased receipts
from through freight. Indeed we nre informed tina,
the receipts from all sources forthe past six months,
over those for the period of the last fiscal year
will reach upwards oftwenty thousand dollars-Itt.
Tateihgencer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

OFFICERS TO BE ELEcrEB-N the next regular
meeting OF the Council to be held OF the 4h Friday
in this month (Nay) the following City officers are
to be elected, viz:
Treasurer of the City, Superintendent OF the Water
Works Wcighmaster AT the Public Scales Guager ani
Inspector of Spiruous Liquors, Clerk of the Market
nsrector of Butter and Lard Inspector and Measurer
Of Wood, Vaccine Agent of the City, Sevea Members
of the Nightwatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
BY PONY EXPRESS.

ST JosErH's, Mo-, May THE pony express,
win California dates to the 9th ultmo, has arr-
we'd.
The news is unimportant
The Washoe Gold Mines was tho absorbing top.
ic Of discussion
There was news from Mexico, however, to tho
effect that Corsz ut tho head Of the Liberals had
taken Colima. Mayenella and Zal,alton. and was
marching on Gnadalagara. The prospects Tor
peace were brighter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

EXAMINATION OF CouN.-The Hastings Court
was engaged the whole Of yesterday in receiving
testimony and hearing arguments of counsel in
the case of Jacob Cohn, charged with sabbing
samuel Hartman and had not concluded the cxn-
mnation at the hour If adjournment. Major
James Garland, represents the Commonwealth.
and the accused is defended by Messrs. Speed,
Tribe. kirkpatrick and Yancey.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

MILITIA MusrERs, observes the ichmond Dispatch
''c 'arces that few men to engage in. Yet all
"aes under forly-fve and eighteen are required
10 shoulder their broomstcks and go through the
Trainings, unless they belong to volunteers, either rs
"g'iVeor contributing members. The Legislature
WIN the hope of encouraging and building up the
volunteer system, have passed the following law, to
'no provisions of which invite the special atlen
Won OF merchants and others, with the hope that
nse who are not prepared to shoulder their muskets,
WIN nanc IN their names and dimes contributing
members OF the various companies in the city. The
section alluded TO, reads thus:
hach volunteer company, whch-is armed and
"n''ormed may, besides it's regular members, enroll
'! Number ofcontributing members, each of whom,
w paying to the treasurer of the company in advance,
"FT dollars, shall he exempt from attending the
"fs or meetings OF the company, and from all other
ai'ary duty for year, except that he may he de-
"'e1 or drafted for actual service. Upon such pay
lent oy any contributing member, the commandant
v, 'ne company shall furnish him with certificate OF
membership. which shall enitle him to such exemp-
a1" or one year only. Any free white male shall be
a,!S'pie MS such contributing member, No company
~ "e line shall be disbanded in Of being reduced
; the minimum prescribed by law, by reason of
'' members becoming contributing members Of VOL
uhteer companies"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
Foundry Burnt.

NV York, May 7th.-The Foundry of Curtis
y Erwin ut Painted Post. Stneben county. New
York, was Turned Yesterday. together with the
adjoining hnil linss. The loss to c. & l.. il csi-
mated al fifty thousand dollars. The Insurance ~
monts 10 twc!te thousand dollars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

HREAT MORTALITY. Morristovn fTenn.)
E1otel!igeneer SAYS tho people OF Rye Valley, in
onyth county,Va are greatly afflicted by d,pthe-
, ,,.., which seems to be contagious. Rufus X
"iillams and five Ct his family have died with
H. besides numler Of The citizens uf that valley
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Corner Of Eighth and Church Sts..

LY n Glib u RG, VIRGINIA..
fIiiE suserbr recently manager of the cabe House. lakes
Hat he has leased The popular House for term Of years
and i. prepared TO accommodate all that call him
slcis the patronage generous public to sustain him IN
keeping the Washington in sts, thai worthy of class
Amidst all the yieissltgd' Of hotels in this city the Wash
g" has cSd doors but they have always been o"
With the many testimonials Of gentlemen Of high stadng
support from hi many friends and the Public generally "is
h ha n "",n"s shall be spared Rs sase x TS %
Testimonial.
We the subscribers take great pleasure In recommending
Capt j. KYLE first class hotel keeper and ic. no euc
p ,a IN s % Is of @ n G s and
Dr. A. Hopkins, O. Loving, l. Daniel. General A. Brown
many others nelson; f. G. Harrison fhos whlie5eaa r.
land Ea c"sh il Henry Pnt coen ann" Amne %'
John slaughter; Jane Garland Cha, Blackierd, Tho;
Ealns. 6 Ia'ssrr1 John n speed 4. ). Camp i; 9
Allen, \. b. siratton, Lynehburg. :, - ~ may4
NoTiGEcl VIII Pay the make, price for few LIKELY
~ Young NEGROES. Persons having such for sale viii
ap 2G-wst : WM. i. COLEMAN.
A LAEGE SrouK.-Ladics and 0entlenen's Dress Shoes
IA for this On hand and arriving Of the prcttit
may e-CRep) No. $40 Main Street.
A LAtGE Lon RIO AND LAGUAYEA CFFoEE, AND
"A New Orleans Sugar: Zap III ALIEN. KINNIkK.
MILL oFFAL-5,0Oo Bushels shorts
Vh 1900 Brow Stuff for sale, by
apes JAMES BOYD Il 90.
WHITE QUILTS AND CoUNTERPANEs-A large sup
ply just received and or sale n ,Gr pin sy
STRAW GOODS IN GREAT vARIETY.-My stock Of Sum-
- Goods exceedingly large and will be offered very
low rates for cash. L. /. AIMISTEAD.
may 2-(Rep) No. 14o Main Street.
,oMBs AND BRCsnEs-of every description cheap, al
~ apps L. A. d. I. KINsE}S.
~ BARRELS NEW CUT HERRINGs. MOI
~ apT ALIEN Ki%NIFE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

DEATH ny Ex.Goy. TAzKwr,,.-Tha va, erahle
lhitleton Waller Tazeweil, formerly u. s. Senator
s'n' AMI Gosernor of, Virginia, died at Nor.
.e:, IN tne nh INST, at the ago of IS. Ills 10.
.'a'as VIII be taken to the Eastern Shore for in
terment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

=. hoN JonN NJ. Boris left Richmond Va, for
Washington, Monday morning, to attend his bro
'her, Alexander Bolts. Esq. who Nes i'll there
and was reported by telegraph Sunday nigh, to be
at tho point VI death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

tDEAo.-Mithew Buchanan Esq, of the Rich Vail
,II!' smyfhe county, had horse to die few days
'ee' at the extraordinary age Of thirty-six years
that. H' VIZ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

CAMPBELL CmcUrr Court will commence on Fri
day. 18th of May, present month. Instead Of 18th
heretofore. Four criminals will be up for trial Law
docket very small.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

WILL MURDER our2-Some days ago. james r.
Witten Esq, while exploring his place, near
the heal of Clnch, discovered the remains of n hu-
man skeleton, and by them the skeleton Of horse
and portions ofa bride.
Many years ago. a Pedlnr who was vending his
wares on horseback in the neighborhood, suddenly
disappeared and was more heard Of There
strong suspicious that he was disposed of by
foulmeans, but no discovery or investigation threw
any light on the subject No doubt these strangely
associated relics, in strange place. point to the
real result that the pedar and horse came TO their
death by simultaneous and improper means: and it
may be the grave has closed inexorably and horribly
the murderer who kept his secret like Junius for
another world only 10 know. Junius by his secrecy
shared his mysterious glory, no doubt with some OF
his peers and left TO cayiing posterity the germ of
a clamor which will never let his pass from their
discussions. But orr unhappy subject has probably
endured the tortures of conscience longing Tor
uterance, and went t. his poor narrow home ia The
grave, only to hug deeper into his bosom nm unre-
yeaable and unexinguishable secret which like
Nemesis ever threatened but multiplied his horrors
by restraining the sword-by delaying the stroke
JrgtrsonuWe Adrocdte.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
1860. Spring Novelties for 1860.
N GuGG L. N HEIME ERR

rs again before public claiming that patronage lbc
rIy bestowed heretofore and assuring his friends that he
receiving and large and attractive stock
of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOGS. And for the ladies'
In parcula he will portion Of his drcss goods
Silks, in Robes from to 10 Volants,
Silks, Plain, &c.,
Barage Robes, plain, &c,
from to 10 Nolanis,
Organizes, from TO 10 VolaDs
Lawns, Fouards Vaences, DC.
Coverings Of every description, some elegant
Gentlemen will fluid superior LOT of Cloths Casmeres and
yesngs; also of Plain and Plaid Osaburg for servants,
with large of sboes Boots &C., all Of which will be oer
ed at extremely low prices N. GUGGENHElMER
N B-Couny merchants will do well TO give my stock an
oy,n,ina,iun before going farther. NC.
NH % Isl Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
ap 6-[Rcp, eopyJ

Juvenile Singing School.
TuyIIERE " III be Juvenile Singing Glass formed at the
1 of the Young Mems Christian Association, Saturday
morning at o'clock
TrRNs--One dollar for twenty lessons
Price OF Books-Tweniy Ave cents. - -
To conclude with the performance OF BRADBCRl'S Ju
yENIIE ORAToGIA OF (fLORAS FEsTIFALC which will
he given in Concert by Glass All wishing TO Join nv
ted 10 attend ,,- $780,.
shall in Few days, form class for young ladies' 10 meet
twice week nj the Above The lessons 10 be given be-
tween the hours Of and O'Clock z NJ Terms-Aso for 10
lessons. (ap2Gl w H. tNAAS' leaehef'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

Lands near Lynchburg for Sale.
M offer for sale Tract Of Land situated county
w Amherst about mile distant from the Ciy Lynch
burg, and occupied by MIR. Wood, tenant containing
~" Acres, or les4; also number Of Building Lots, still
Ly nchburg of which handsome
of said city. For terms apply 10 Mr.. Chiswei Dabney
Lynchhurg. LOUISA II. WARWICK,
u ,lBtaW ke}W INDIANA NJ WAnMlIk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

xxTANTED-We wish 10 hire, for the Old Sweet Springs
w twenty or thirty No. WASHER WOMEN and CABIN
SERVANTS for the ensuing Early application is de-
aired LEE, k0CKE TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

A., ", J.
LEE, ROOKIE & TAYLOR.
w liolESALE AND RETAIL GRotERs COMMISSION
w AND FoltM ABIDING MERCHANTS, nj the old stand
Of LIE Rocks Co. No. 100 Main Sc,t, Iynchhurg, Va,
VIII particular aud prompt attention The salc Of TO
BtffO, UHE1E CORY, RdC6N. LdRD, UTTER, FBa-
4HEHS and GOtNTRf PRODtfE gcn,rail, make iibe-
Ial advances produce merchandise In hand for
aud cash time sales when required ancnd promptly
goods consgned to be- forwarde have aaays hand large
mud well selected stock of Groceries Imported and Domestic
Liquors, " ines, SC, &c.
sF- GRAIN RAGS furnished The usual rent when pro-
duce cot sgned 10 MS for sale. NH 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

ORIGIN OF TaE KASAwuA SALT Woaks,-Dr. Henry
Rufner has furnished the kanawha Republican with
highly interesting account of the origin Of the Ka
n1wha salt works. From this account 1t appears
that the settlement OF the kanawha Valley began
shortly after the Virginia troops under General
Lewis, had gained the hardfought battle against the
Indians at Point Pleasant Various hcks were known
exist in the country; the greatest of which tie
buffalo lick at the margin of the Kanawha river six
miles above the mouth OF the Elk.
In the year 1885, Joseph Rutfner Sr., emigrated
with his sons from Shenandoah county to Kanawha,
and settled on the great Elk bottom which he had
purchased q short time before during exploring
expedition among the Allegheny mountains in search
of iron lands. He subsequently purchased the Camp
bells Greek bottom containing tue Buffalo lick. lie
WAS unable, however, 10 accomplished anything of
much consequence during his life time in the way Of
developing the saline resources of his purchases. In
1903 he died; and in his will ndvised his pros
ccute his intended search after salt water His two
eldest sons, David and Joseph, undertook the work
in 1906.
One Elisha Brooks had worked the lick rent free,
during the life time ofJuseph Rufner, r.-had sunk
II few sycamore gum wells in the sand, some ten
or twelve feet deep and had been making about one
hundred and fifty pounds ofimpure salt day. The
Eulners commenced operations near the same place
by sinking q sycamore gum, eighteen feet loug. At
the depth of thirteen feet they came to an abundant
supply of salt water but OF better quality than
what had been obtained from Brooke's gum. They
persevcred in digging through the sand and boring
through heavy layers Of rock laboring under great
ciculties in keeping the water from accumulating in
tie well too fast for their work.
At twcnty-eiGht feet they came to much better
salt water Encouraged at this, they determined TO
bore through the rock met with at this depth They
continued thus to bore with stone chisel, engthen-
ing it as they proceeded At the depth of 40 f. they
came upon another Of salt wnter vety superior
quality. This they obtained by means of inserting
t"hewhch was made OF two pieces OF wood followed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES DINWIDDIE.
No. kA Main SfraQf nvn n 4. a.na rr ~,
.fE s02SHY NSS&iEEtRF u orEl.

nErwrrN MAIN AND CARY, RicHaosr, vIRaiSiA
HAVE On HAND AND OFFER FOR sAIk--
Ii 1850 bags Rio, l.aguy ra and Java Coffee;
- bags Mocha do
hhN sides goe, and damaged sole Leather
tAD box.s Adau,antine Candies
100 boxes llrow SOAPS
l2a boxes Fancy do
looo Kegs Old Dominion Nails
loo barrels N. a. MoAsses;
10 hog~ieads Cuba Moiasscs
20 do n. q. Sugar;
loo barrels extra G. Sugar
11 do low grades sugar
- Tho grannlatcd Sugar,
30 do ground sugar;
- patent cut ,oaf sugar
% barrels crushed sugar:
~ Kegs soda
no boxes Frcich Window Glass;
lOa kits M. / Mackurcl;
hd barrels No. ncrrings;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Besides full assortment OF GRoCEtlE rs, we'll us n large
nl veil selected stock 10 FoRElaN AND DOMESTIC llQ-
uoRS. We al-o for OF the brands
MOUNTAIN Ky T. WlllsKEl all OF which will sell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

IA half chests Gunpowjor and nck Teas, direct mpor
cations, Of The best chops thai could be obtained In
China.
ALSO
1900 sacks fine Sail. rcr ship alexander"
5N0 Z" Ground Alum Salt
terccs and half Rice direct (harlcs,on
20 hh,s Cincinnati bacon Sides,
100 bags Government Java Coffee,
10 tirrces Solar and Coal Pit Oh,
80 boxes Sweet on,
l.,u Iicorcc, fu,orite brands,
800 tirrc,s liiihcris' London Porter,
800 bales Cloves,
Naiuegs, Mace mud Pepper,
Dark and Pale Brandy. III importation,
Wines, oi appro, cd brands,
Worcester hire sauce,
Cross 4 Bl,okwcfs Mustard.
L" Pickle, pins aud quarts
1000 bags Peruvian Guano, No.
1000 Manipulated Guano. lap2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

MANIPULATED GUANO.
W. Offer t., The Planters Oh Virginia daano prepared by
w IA rs follows:
200 lbs. bcS Peruvian Guano that can lac procured;
800 do Sonoruro Guano, containing 80 per a. OF lhos
phue al Lime;
200 do Ground Pasicr Tor which pn, ~ II ton extra
Planters and others invited To examine ihs article From
the hust that br prepared for the virginia lands
Price Planters 3is per ton ~ less per ton when they
furnish th" hags.
.g5- Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT Il Co..
Richmond, Nirgiaa.
Also, for snc by Commission aud Grocery Merchants
sS rI.r io Planters wr have used the Hunlrro aud
Tie Manipulated ia, las Gait ESD. A. War
wick. Es, Jos Allen, s aud T. H. St.ll lNI aud others.
rtort OF the samples from - bags, and it shall be kept
to thai standard:
. ain able 10 give the result Of analysis They
show the Mixture 10 be what stated letter mud
judge that fortunate IN the selection al materials
especially of PcN tiHano. The per al Ammonia
Shows the pure Peruvian 10 contain ~ per cent? which
than The average The Autlysis II rs follows:
Moisture given oil al boiling pni1 1Ona
Phosphate of Lime Observation-Disclosures.
Ammonia ..,t,............. d2D
lnsolutlc Matter.......... .,.... .53
A small quantity al AkAli undermined. Water In
combination and organic matter ...,...,.,.., &C.. ASA
10000
Hoping thu, !our fertilizer may meet with the which
II deserves remain, yours,
dee 9d&ciy u. X TUTTLE.'
10000 sa b, N'' 'N'oN -" ''''f 81 hHt AZ" '
may ~ On the basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

v)LACK PEAS On consignment one hundred and nfy
bushels Black Cow Peas-a cheap and desirable i'm
pr'yer-whch will clean out cheap.
A. R. RIICkER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
LATEST NEWS BIZ TELECRApn.
Lator from California and Mexico.

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LEeRArnEp EXPRESSLY ron TuK "LNNcnnuRa vtRaISIAs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

NOTICE.
WE are the Sole Agents for wilkes 'CELEBRATED
w IRISH POTATOES, grown on the Peaks Of Otter ;
they always be found al SMITH ~ ADAMS
ian 2i-ls Ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09
PATENT ASPHALTIC
hhIN NJ. L., L. II

BRIGHT, Cheap. Durable and perfect, Fire aud Water
~ proof Eooing. In Churches, Houses, harm buildings
Railroad Dopo. Ao, Also, entirely and superior
L"onng Cement.
sH~ Agents wanted, Apply Ia
EDMISfON BROS,
mp ~ ,l9m bowling Green. New York.
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