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Rtna Insurnnce Company.

Htns Insurance Company.
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N tkis state. having. IN s0RPiisbss uiIh Tee
State Laws, msds the deposit - tutsIy taos
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The .EtRs Insurance EsmpaHy Of Hartford,
CSsasstisat, has tAis day deposited With ws
as EetaP,FollsT. ~ sSasFisace WHh the set Of
aGtk haFuh. 1850, twvaty boHds Of The sisls
u tennessee, Ter sto0s each, dra sing six per
esat. isisFssI. Aiiea up On their face ~ said
s0sapAny, Rna Aatnbcrsd ~ fsllsus. q. vit -.
Nee. IlVsd, II0si, iIOts, Il0ss, iiIO0.
ilIes, ii0ia, il02e. iiS2s, iIesa, iio2t,
Ile2s, ii87e. iiesi, llaas. 1851, iieaA
llo5q, iI059, ll0bi
7. }, DussAy, Comptroller.
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Hartford, CsaReetisaI, ssssa hHssFsa sad hfiy
siSllass. asailsI b. CsaPstsilsrs SssfasA Sc.
ls4a. snA dss 90 saSsaal 81 bs0as das The
STATE frsss ssia eoRgasJ fsE ,ks sFisiisgs ~
dotAE an issasaass saslssss - tasa sasls fraia
lad Aay. 1850, - MAJ lsi, lsel
lsEasd daFl'sals- W. D. Asyssaes'
Treasures 81 fsaas~sss.
The sstlssas 81 ths stats u Tennessee have
r,essssa IFsa the lEtsa piists he lAs, six
ysaa1, ever sas haadrsd sas eighty thesaAsd
AaIt... a.. is.ssa sasaais.aS nader 1,sflRios is-
sasA b. ice assnts In The stats. N this ssssuus
shs sit,ssas Of kEolsille have received large
shars. TIE Losses rald IN the Uaiisa States
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HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA.


TINHIS CELEBRATED WATERING
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TUE SUBSCRIBER NOW OFE.E
E-r ast- ~ D-ss.lias asuas-s, uaas-,iai - F.
SO $780, sr-hfa - Essga u zr VI
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23

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CaANCERY SALE.
2 TEAHLE ~ SAEAH NV

a r. TEMPLE - SARAH JAW
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Get the Best asd (h,.,.,,
GRAIN CRADLES. sCYrBEsAEr
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10 THE
LADIES Oh D. FRNNESSEE


FlHHE BRsr WASHING MACHINES
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HUoR HLACK RHINoCKROs.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30

sA,e OF d'smssioa from Hanover Prcsbyiery and was
,TeI'nIy installed pastor oyer Piedmoat Church on
"onusy' 'he 2lst instant The Rev Robert Grey
preached The installation sermon Rev. II. c. Andcf-
80" gave the charge to the pastor snd Rec Dr. Mitch
ell gave the charge 10 the chu,eh aud people
. Inc her. J. J. Mcmahon was ut his own request
dismissed to jnn the freshytery OF New River. The
Ioiiowng members chosen as Commits soners Ia,
the United Synod.
@, ministers Rev. e. ". Lcybnrn and Rev. 4. II.
Sloat. Elders. J. F. Payne aud Thomas l.. Left ui,h.
ihe committee of Home Missions rrpurte thu. a.
naa been received during the year nad J. D. MITCHELL
H. y. 7. Payne, John o. l.. Gogein, james NJ. Ar
instead feleg Seabury and David 2. Parne, were
appointed the Committee of Missions for the yet end
ing April ed, 1861.
me mountaineering OF the Presbytery will be
neld at Henry Court House on the Monday before
the third Sabbath in August next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30
MARRIED.

On Sunday the 22d inst, at the brides residence,
at - o'clock P. NJ, by Rev. John Turner, Mr. HAeRy
a WooLwINE, of Giles CO., and Miss MARY AM Hen.
BARD OF Patrick county, Va.
On the l7th Instant by Rev. J. C. Richardson, Mr..
). HICKMAN to Miss MARGARET A.. daughter of H.
jacob Armintrout. all of ksrkbridCc CO.
On the same day, by the same, Nr JONI GooppAn.
to Hiss PoLLrE CLARKE, daughter of Mr. John Clarke
all of Rockbriise co.
On the 10th Aprby the same, Mr.. Jomx p Svrrr
to Mss SARAH A., daughter of Mr.. VIM. Davis, all ct
Rochbrdgc co.
On tie tenth Instant by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM
H. RHODES, TO Hiss - PrGn, all Of Ro,ktfdec
county.
On the 25th Instant by tho Rev. Robert a. Grego-
Iy-ur EDWARD ". MrRakLL,-oi this city, and M<s
NARY JANE only daughter of Samuel Harris, of Bed
ford county.
st' Abingdon vrginau please copy
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20 w l. l.. 81 CO.'S
SOFA ssn.l. Pau0SrsH ATED

T u X Z = n q q = n U.
MEADE OF GuASoS OF nIRECf IMPORTATION, md
IVA under he personal supervision and direction "i Dr. L.
H. SiAHtHh, cbemsi, ct this ciiy,
Ants FERTILIZER confidently recommend NJ the most
pcrmaucn and nlast yet offered Ia tho public being
posed III No, ifHTFiiA AND SohBRERo GtdN0S.
direct Importation, rsEHy
rt'r ihe s"mhrsre nano bcioIc bcin9 mse,l rendered.
,.ePafig salubie by The addi II suphnrle Acid This
treatment Il nhtofsa recommended b, the musi eminent
Agricultural Chemists Without II the action Of The two Gu
wien niAe Il mol snIuitaeous aud consequent, com
IagitNtl, iuo Ill ILL.,
this Is ~ The Ammonlni, mi phn-phno
GANpS Lans u offered a. lhe Aaricu ufa comma
nay, In hrtLlY sntritE thru,
Price $50 per ton of 2OO0 lbs
AM NNnetA Va, AWil, lso0, - q ....
Our r,"rs from th'ac who applied TIN shove FEkrilHEls
10 h,rsrnIs last Fall highly @tHIdcto,H-o murh ~
iner Ia convince thnt AoiRbic IH6sFhatd i'u
viii oug altogether usod IN fts section,
nj slutc iaF The Peruvian Gunno, which, tioaf c ddf
item ~ Foskdtfs tends rather 10 exhaust thnn permanently
improve The -ul. r. &c.
iEHY " SAUNDERS
mp 20 GGm Sole Agents nj l., nehbur1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30

CuARLEsroS. April as.-The vote On the adop-
ton of II platform is Ia be taken at noon to-day
SECOND pIspArcu.
To-day. after n long dispute and several ineficc.
tual attempts 10 Introduce Substitutes. ke several
platforms were reoommitted to the Committee nn
Platforms, sao were instructed 10 report haek at
four O'clock. 10 whiol, hour the Conyentoh took
recess.
During the proceedings, test vote was taken
on the recommiiment. showing ono ma ier.y
against tho friends Of Douglas.
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Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
TIE GREAT XEESIN AND SIrfRS u.NILL'
4 DRAWN BITTLEt

NEw YosK, April oS.--The steamer Vanler bit
from Southampton on the 18th arrived here to-day.
The great fight between llecnan and Savers
came oft carly on the morning OF tho seventeen Il,
occupying twohours and eight minutes. Over one
hundred rounds were fought, when tho outside
crowd. from pressure and excitement. bruke down
the barriers and the contest was suspended: 10th
went down ut the last round Ga the first dozen
rounds, saycrs was knocked completely oH his
legs aud his arm, owing to severe lighting. suf,r-
ed mnH,. l'oetan's eyes wero qli,o bl,eked up
towards the lat. At HE last iuuul he quite
luni, and VAS much mn:c punished tan Savcls.
On the tenth raand, lJcenan cuml .leel, lifted
Sayers FROM the ground, aud threw hin heavily.
with the greatest ease The eighth round lasted
twenty minutes. AID ended in Saycrs coming
down. The seventh rounI ns,o thuteen min,
ulcs, and wonderful skill was displayed ON both
sides.
The fight MAS decided to be drawn one. Puh.
lie opiui.n MAS divided IL to WHO Ms tn. best
man.
Tho work on the Great Eastern was Ieagressin 4,
rapidly.
A grcat failure Of a I.vcrpool cation mer liant
HIS occurred. His liabilities are estimated ut
E235 900.
Baloting for annexation had commenced ut
Nice. Tore w,s immense cuthusn. IN, and IL
large majority IN favor Of the measure.
IL Sconsli"rrd certain that the Ncapolitan GOV.
ernmcnt would remain n,u raj
Sicily r"nfinu.s IN state of insurrectian.
There had ben II l'opuiar DEMONSTRATION ut An-
ncssa fiv''ing the King # SardiMit. The city
was ia II state Il saig"
COMMERCIAL.
Licerpo1 Kuhsts Cotton: niorisr qualities
d 'clineI Lilo Ia nm L. and ,,:ccs were lrrcsu.
lar. Flour had advanced G.. to L. " hoat
huoyant and Ii. to "a. Corn quiet Provisions
steady. Sugar steady Cohsols 81 to9Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30

THs REsMEsrAJ MUsTsK. In consequence of the
heavy rains on last Saturday. the regmental muster
aid not come OF on that day, expected, Should
the weather prove proptious, understand the pa
,sae will take place on next Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30

MoxEr Lssr.--0n Saturday morning. between
,bal hoors Of nine and twelve, gchtlsn,an st On
Main street forty daIiar., m iour ten dvla! notes
tho nancy at this ufiee~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30

tins You've GeAnD,n military company of juve-
niles. recently organized in this city, aud mastering
5or,y strong, made their 6rst appearance on
streets last Saturday afternoon. The corps presented
suite handsome appearance, and We understand is
very well drilled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30

stsbbed on Friday hast, in a. rencontre with Jacob
Cobn, Il, We are pleased to learn, in an improving
condition and should he no. be visited with another
hemorrhage his physicians think be will speedily
carer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-30

THANKS We return thaaks IL Mr. White n
former citizen of ibis place, but now residing in
Mississippi, for copies Of Memphis papers in AZ
vance of the Mail. -.
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DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist.

Nh Is fully prepared u perform all operations pertaining
f1ffto the dental profession In the best possible manner,
and fully warranted In every respect
Teeth extracted by the aid Of electricity, without pain the
patient
- oaee, opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Main Street.
Lynchhnrg VA.
REFERENoEs:-Wm Owens, NJ. d.; VIM. o. Owens NJ d.; r.
H. Gimcr NJ d. 1hos L. Walker NJ d.: John II. Patterson,
NJ d.; Alex II onpson ESP; Sam'l McCorkle, Esq a. W.
Rookie ESQ John j. smith, Esq; }. D. irby Esq; VIM. r..
lanoey, Esq; John II. Tyree, ESD, and H. D. Flood, Esq
IN Is. 'GD.dlyn
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addition !" The following PAPERS for which Special
Agent "ui ece," and forward a,eriiscn, nts Ia
per in the United states. =,
NEW ERA, Floyd Coui House, Va.
WING.
SENTINEL. l:ogersyllc, Tennessee
lNTELLlGE NGEH, Morristown, Tenn.
SSih2zEE,rrE, Lexington, Va.
9 hHMoSrAT. Liberty, Va.
VISITOR Marion, va.
WWl mi'' Fincnsily, Va.
REGISTER. Danyillc Va
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
VIRGINIA Echo Halifax TO. No.. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, nris,ol
iiNlnN. Jonesboro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Grcensllr Tenn.
ADVERTISERS, Chattanooga, Tenn.
POST Athens.
ViMa; Ial' abingdon. Va
STAR AND HERALD, Ct.istansburg, Va.
PATRIOT, Graz Go. lIo, Va.
1TiEILEE s wy,h,,iic, Va.
ADVOCATE Tazcaci Co. llu. Va.
SOUTHWEST Giles Co. Iio. Va
EEPl BIIGAS, Winchester, Va.
Persons 10 advertise the above
them having extensive circulation IN localities
n To 10 ca the Office Of The
burg Nirgnian, where viii be
adv ertiscnlents poRw NIlDED WITHOUT
A.. WADDiLI.
Jan iO-ts Foreman Lirginnn Office.
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Sewing Machines.

II WshIhR
work, would DO well iosN
ne UARriIolf's IMPROy ED rAMn.YMACllINE. Pricc
$50, $50 and tsh The following certificate Is from well
Tailor In ths county who only had about 70 minutes
sriciion this Machine; W. aHz
Lssasuls, tan,pbel conniy, Va, June iaih 1859.
Mr. WM. |. P.ar III well pleased With Harhofs sew-
ne Machine, and would not exchange for any hnyc secn-
find ducll, IN operating With 10 any kind Of CLOTH
from the ihekes Cassncc IL tho hnest Linen We have made
several pair ut Tow Linen pants for have
and operated six dlereut kinds Of Sewing
Machines but I'nrnfs and shecrs are The only Machines
Machines make Tuiioss HItch consider nnrthoifs
much The cheapest nebine II su,c IN constructions easy
H. understand, anl not likely 10 yet out of order Almost
thai has bariofs operate aud singers
'at worked an last year. give liarholfs a preference
respectfully ,ours No., CAl.0ft'A q. TERRY. f
nnt no difficulty In getting my wife 10 work bar
lhnlr's Machine They that something ough
thu, invented sowing Machines
lie aud Lock Stitch. tjuue i6dins1 G. q. Il,
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Markets.

baltimore. April 29.--flour excited; How
urd street and OHIO AT 1861 To ST 81 Whcnt
advanced five cents; White, Sl1jal ~; Rel, /.
80 to 1873 Corn active and two cents higher :;
White 7Ga7S cents: Yellow Is to II cent. proyi-
.uns firm, Mess Pork Is, pr,tnr l. l4:on
Sides, $9s 10. Whisky quiet at2le.
New NoHk. Anril oSth.--Flanr a.yarccl
five To ten cents; southern Sc. i0a$GI -. Wheat
held ut an ad,anrc OF | to- els. Corn heti ~ an
nvancc If to- eta Pork quiet, I.ald steady
Whiskey dull. Stocks dahl: Viz, mia 6's % 81.
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"So,RxE MILIrAlRE." The llome Guard, having
DECORATED their Armory with colored pictnres rop
resentips the uniforms Of officers and soldiers Of
tho various regiments of French, Prussian and
Austrian armies. and also with flags OF all ina
tions. and other handsome and npprnpriafc adorn-
ment.. gave, ut their Arnory. on Friday even
Ing last reception, from o'clock until II O'Clock,
in compliment to the ladies of Lynch urg At
nm early hour the room was filed with tho ''bra,e
men (in full dress uniturm) and beautiful ladies"
Of our city, ull Of whom seemed to enjoy them
selves very much, not only in examining the diff
terent decorations. but in pronenading, and list
ching to the sweet music dscoursrd by lacy's
I,ra,s Band A number Of ladies and gentlemen
remained after II o'clock, to have little dance
when the Dances and Quadri!les dome up"
in fine style We have never attended my private
entertainment, here or elsewhere, that passed. off
with greater eclat, than did the llcme Guaid reeep
ton. We we're pleased to see present, number
Of elderly gentlemen. who have taken great IN
terest in the military organizations vi cur ri'y;
also, our friend Mozis AdJums," together with
tho commissioned officers Of tho Rifle Grays and
Wise Troop. in full uniform
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y. =. = . I II ~
1N WISHES inorm his friends uni patrons hat he
~ Twill open. "Wednesday, the lth at APRIL full assert
IN m,ui ii MILLINERY AND fA&tS ARlltlE-, Tor
SPRING aud Brnntts, Ribbons FlaNfr, Hats
Tor Misses, hhs tut. Maucr, G"ycs, Hosiery, llnndk'r
ohoi', and nnuro, ohtr Hriicr- nlsn JcMcl, t"k- and
Watches. - Repairing ,uur AZ short notice.
I'Is, i.iNc call. viii sell 10 cheap
bay elsewhere Mo- ~ MAIN S1iJ.Er.
hpY daclm iAnelhnP Va.
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New Grocery and Commission House.

w NJ. II. ROSE & DIR. n. l.. WILLS
HAVE associated themselves t.e,er under The at, e and
j hm ut WILLIAM H. EosR h co, and have nken the
house M io' Man Street door To Lee. Rookie Taylor,
ihr The purtnsc of condnciinga
Geneiai Grocery and Cotniniss ion Business,
an n ts limo reepi of large and well selected stuck
&c GRoffKiEs STAPLE DRY GOODS, nni LIQUORS OF
MI hind. every srtlle usuHity kept IN Fr-t Casa
Wholesae aud RETAIL 1rcery ouse and will pa. particular
Intention 10 the sale Of BAtoN LARD, BuTfEk, FLOUR,
WHEAf TunAGto, and Country Produce generally: make
liberal nd, Produce In han consigned for SALE and
cash time saies When required.
Al ask from the public call and examine stbck
before buying motto viii bo saick sales and small
ltlafs.
sEr- No trouble 10 show Goods lap b-iy
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Caops IN BgpFoRo-In the lower end of Bedford.
rs we learn from the farmers residing in that section
the wheat is thin on the land, but il looks very well
and is rapidly improving. For ten days past, the to-
bacco plants havd been terribly eaten by the fly, aad
had the cold weather continued for a few days longer
ger they would have been ,tey destroyed. The fine
rain on Saturday, doubtless, caused II cessation in
the ravages Of the insect and the present prospect Is
encouraging.
What has been said ia relation 10 Bedford We nn-
derstand applies in great measure to the gro Mig
crops in Campbell aud Amherst.
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TuE hIsITiATIHG" SrABBtNG CAsE-BALL DiscHAgG-
rp.-Wiam A. Ball charged with stnlbing Charles
Nelson, a few days since had an examining trial be-
fore the Mayor on last Saturday. 1t appearing in
evidence that the cutting Was doae in cl!-deence,
the accused was acquitted
Mr.. Ball requests us to state that we were in error,
10 saying he attempted to after he get into the
difficulty. Being under the impression thnt the "n-
itiating' was designed joke hea, first attempt
ed to get ont nf the way, bat when he was assured
that his pursuer in earnest he ''madc eight" and
after that time entertained not the slightest idea OF
showing his heels.
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.... Call and Settle.
TNIlOSE indebted will please call and pay Is Important
Il To close accounts. N. GUGGENHEIMER.
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