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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c
DENTISTRY.

- ART IFICIAL TEKTH.-.THE
RSGiaE0PLAsTiC AND VULCANIfE
~-ILo X + s - e. w. JONES, DEN-
FIST, hsyihs the right for the above mode of
making Teeth, and being sa.isheG Of its alb
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
fall or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth. and the suction thereby secured. enables
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
gold or any other plate will OF course be made for
those prefsrring them. Filling, Cleansing Ex-
tracing, and all othsT operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted By ELEC-
TRlCITY tcithoE. Ydia
NJ Oftce on Main strest, opposite Corinthian
E6I Ally
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HID Il PETERSB' 6 X. r. CO
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49, k,i9l1I411l 10 PAS SENGE
AHA1A@GO E0RTH.-NEW Az
RANGEMENT.-f IMPORTANT TO TRAyHL.
CHECKs.@GREhT N0RTHERN RotfE-Csl.
rying the great United States Mail. Twice CAY
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond, heI
andria, w ashlngton, Baltimore, Phiiadelphls' nev
York, and all important points West, wa Aesa'
Creek and W ashington. over the Rlchmona, fIee.
oricssbarg i Potomac Railroad. to the PotoHA
river, rs miles, and by splendid and oomiorHSs
steamers thence to Washington, IS miles, in 81 -
miles IN seven hours; being q comfortable and se'
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and !, +. ~
BAGGAGE, under charge of Srecla AGeEa
ChECKEDTHROUGH 10 " ASKING ton. Bal.imofs
Philadelphia and New York. IT,
THR0rGH TIcyIvs can 10 secured 70 inc ,olp,
ing points-vis: Baltimore, Philsdelphls, glne.15
natl, Columbus Indianapolis, ;sIEC, lsyto6, .s
fersonviiie. aock Island, ZanesviIlf, W1DlsIo.'
New York, st. Louis; Chicago, PlttsbuIs' -oe'
vile, Decatur, Newark and fpcennes
fassangeTs breakfast eLd sup NJ AsnlaEd ana 9lLs
on board the comfortable steamer between Aesh'
Persons wlsnlns to obtain ticket for 80
raats for Washington city and points Isriasi
North. must, IN all eases, be vouched loi
some responsible white citizen Of Richmond
person, known to the officers of the Bosd, I"
Tickets viii Re ,oid u applied for by !siic
Rs For further infoTmstiop, spaJ stthneH
las. s. WINSTON, Cent Ticket Ar
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49, FARM FUk Sad E.-Intendlng 10 re-
~ move TO Texas in a few weeks, offer for
@ sale the FARM on which now reside, stu
ated Ga miles from Richmond, near the head Of
containing about 80 acres OF Land. The improve
msnts consist in part OF p large dwelling house,
new barn and stable. besides the usual outhouses.
A further description is considered necessary,
as persons wishing to purchase, will examine for
themselves. Post Office. Richmond
~ linn THOS w. 81 DN0R,
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Also. IS pkgs, rags, 10 sheep so hogs. 80 bags
wool, 10 bags feathers, bills brandy, horses, "a
bushs. flxseed. ID car loads slaves Is OO0 feet
lumber. n cattle, meat barrels l2O boxes mine raj
water. 80 lbs bacon, Obs. whiskey.
BY VIRGINIA CENTRAL. hAIIRnAn.
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Ma $40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the
suH Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
Nabout two weeks since, while on q visit TO
"A his former home IN Richmond. a NJ ULATTO
A-BOY, WILLIAM, who is hired of Miss l.. I
Gordon. He is about IS or 20 tears OF age, and
quanted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of $40 Will be
paid for his Apprehension and delivery to said
COMPANY in Ly nchbuig OF for his confinement in
jail, so as they can get him again.
THE0. 4. RE NQLDS, for Gent Sup't
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Receipts by the Canal and Railroads for til
Month Of September 1889, 1860.
BYTHs JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL.

Also, $50 bushs. oats, IS empty liquor barrels 10
bushs. meal. Al bales cotton, cattle ii
calyes. horse, 30 hogs, S25 bags shot.
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Septsmher 10Th. 1850.
EIFA IHsURAN e. &c

old DOMiNiON iNsC ANCE tOMfA.
~ NY.-CAPlTAL 100000!
Ma OTce-No. ~ Main street, 1Hdsr st. Charles
H0tsI.N
This Company Is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALa.

- FARM FOR SALE.-I wish to sci nv
FARM. in Henrco county. containing 66z
acres. within 3ti miles of Richmond, aujoin-
ing g. d. Peasants, los Drinkers, &c. The i'm
subacriher, on the premises or to T. 6 BELL, 18th
street, between Franklin and Grace. Terms made
known by application to either Of US.
&C 8 Ct JOHN A. COOLSBY.
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hICHNOND POT IENIkS, loot OF
Main street. Rockets, and corner Cary
~ ana l2th streets. Richmond. VS.. KEESEE
~ & PARR. Proprletors.-The snbscribers
respectfully inform the merchants of Virginia,
North Cafolina and Tennessee that they are
manufacturing the best quality ofSTONE- WARE,
which they Will sell at the very lowest prices, tcfth
Il literal discount for cash.
"a All ware sod by us will be delivered in any
'''' Vi '"' '''' '''' VI Ta0s. w. KEEsEE,
DAVID pARR
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- FARMOFIs5 ACRESIN HENRICO,

ABOUT SEfEN MILES / II Or
FOR SALE.-l offer at pri-
vate sale my FARM, called - Locust Grove,
situated on the Old Hungry ROad, seven miles
from Richmond. 1 he arm contains 1856 ACRES,
100 hundred OF which Is a nigh state of improve
ment. the baiancs well wooded With ZINE and Oak
Wood. The Farm Is remarkably healthy, ar the
neghborhocd very good, 1t has number of good
Springs upon il, and aijoins tbs ages OF ?. h,
WadTop, y. c. Crenshaw, Alfred Winston, and
Others The property formerly belonged 10 the
estate Of VIM. Andrews, decd. For farther in
formal ION, apply 70 GoDnIE b hPPERsoN. or 70 the
subscriber, tse 24-ts1 u. s. TAYLOR.
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IRA1LRo ADS, srnANao..

KA1LHo ADS. sTnAxsoA7s.
ia .R,s..J 1871 .,!.a
eod ES S5is VI SS5 5AsSfx q assd
fysr sara.d .iii leave "a ss9
l pAY. octebsr z ST. 2, n, coa, On sATtpsnf
fortsmouth and int M ate IL - sator SorfoG
in Norfolk at 1880 r. M. r H'nrs - ,sad Az.
- DC 20. - - super,sn,rLe,
&ks atcHMosTa-o'L
RIVER RAILROAp..CHE1F = AND Yos,
TIVE En- ROUTE From ,RlCHMbMSRR AILlsaE1
E SssE EASss lsD EFqTzsEEsSNo5SaIJs
0t o. sn' .i,ss TUESDAY, Dc. o., ~. n
aa s,nj we s s'c osos a'a A. nd Sa ,ss
asys and ss!aIda,s stopping UPON s,s flT,
Meadox. Dispatch. Tuns,all',, CohossA osJ y
The fast "u and comm wss, Point s,sAs To-
POINT, Capt ]. G. RowE, viii ssmer VIZ,
Queen Court House Landing % Ta.sSSse,sk i2, u.
a ess ss END Il Ws.s Yons
only at Clifton, W alter Fence SSpen s,a,,
CAP pahocsic, Bisler's Gloucester Pa',N, ot,,
ssTao fn ana sIP'Ss a. os At r9I!
Returning. the Steamer viii isav. NJ,
Portsmouth on Mondays, WedSs.S,. No'iols "a
days, at 6t1 A. M, and Old Po,ns and p.
landing Only as above, and eonnectin, ~ AN
oars at West Point az l2ts P. .n With d.
Richmond at 2P. NJ. 49, ano arrive
On TUESDAYS Thursdays and s,,,,.
PASSENGER tram will leave West Po,n, aNs u,
mond at 3 A. M. and arrive at II A ~ 'of Rna
only on signals at Romancoke Swss. ,uHoprla,
AID Fair Oaks. 'a'ch' Iescv,
Passengers for the Eastern Shore ..n,.
folk on MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Aeave Me-
steamer NOkTHAM TON, Cant mnSsm u,
and for Matthews Thursdays and SahsrrSSCs aAEeI
Fare from Richmond or any point ON Vaa!!sn
to Eastern Shore. '''a hlvs
10 MhttheW5. -' ~ .
Fare from Richmond ID West Point a., w. 70
Point To Richmond and return nert a., "ea
Freight received fuesdaye, Thursas,.s,,,.,. ~
DAYS until r. M, at Richmond, and On ~ esia'.
Wednesdays and Fridays until Q p. nona;l,
Point. W. " Nse
Fare from King and Queen C. H. and
points on Mattaponi River to Norfolk q, pp,h.'
mond, 81. VI Sna.
Passengers for Williamsburg will tax.
Bisler's. for Gloucester C. H At Cauns osass
for Salpda and Urbanpa, at West Point 'c' aRa
Regular Sunday trains will leave R,cbr..,
s A Nj. and arrive at West Pcipt A, M amWM
turning, leave West Point at and arrIve - u Ia
mODd at 6 Z. NJ. ~ hes.
DC ? ia n II TEaptp
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las. Is. MACMUnDO, Agent MANHATTAN
u LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York. Office at the Insurance Agency of THos.
NJ. ALFRIEND, on llth street, nearly opposite God
din's Hall, where applications will be received.
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EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.,
- GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Solicit cousignments of TOBACCO, WHEAT
CORN. FLOUR, &C., to the sale OF which EDW II
WORT III nj will give his personal attention.
- Advances made on consigaments.
BAGS furnished when required.
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~ .of isspeetlve Quarters OF same years nm,
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Ek Two small TRAC7S =, Of forty acres each,
@EH suited for early vegetables, for sale separate
or together. in Hanover county. six miles from
Richmond, on the Meadow bIdse Road with
TO GODDfN & APPERsoN, Richmond, or Lr. G.
r. CULLEN. on the adjoining farm. oc I'd w2v
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Also, IS empty bbs., % sheep, cattle, 9 calves
horses, 2 hogs 4l2 bushs, corn meal, bbls. flour
IA bales rags, car loads hoop poles, 30 bbls az
pies, l6 bbs. cider, 1000 bricks. 20 boxes wine.
By TIE RICHMOND AND DANvILLB RAILROAD.
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BEEF.-For the week ending to. day, (Oct 3. !
there were 30 mead of Cattle sold at the Scales Al
prlcas ranging general, from S26O 10 81 gross. -
One lot vefs superior taken at 81 SO NJ ross Of
which "a head We're taken by the bntchsrs of Pc
tersbuTg, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Hampton Se :
yet the supply was very heavy, and In view OF
IL number were held over.
,,lio1s.-1he supply was heavy for the season
quote dlStllery at GO to So rs net; corn fed at
adopted hereto ascertain the net weight of hogs,
Is TO deduct 20 per cent. from the weigh VII the
average IS under ioO lbs; z2h per cent when i5J
and under 20 lbs, and 10 per cent. when 200 lbs
AHLEP Demand limited ut previous ouota-
tlohs--c4 10 10 SIS gross for extra QUALITY: iaterar
grades - rs To S3 so per head 'Ai0'o
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Letter from John Morrissoy,

The New York Herald Of Monday contains tho
suhioincd letter from Morrisscy the pusilist;
see by tho newspapers. since | arrived from
England that Their. appears to he some i'll ieci ny
expressed towards mo in this country for the art
took in the late fight between Sayers and lee
nan. For tho opinion entertained Of mc by thr
fighting fraternity care but little. but do v'isl.
to have myself placed in proper light before VI"
public, and with that object in view | address yjou
these lines.
In the first rlacc, the part to4k in the Gsht.
was purely business one, not thinking for
moment thnt it would prove such national hair
it did. lleenan himself said it wns matt Dnai
affair, and that he did not wish To have it con.
sdered rs such. In betting my money ON Sa ycrs
and going to England to tho fight di n"
more than many others did in this city. and why
| should be singled out for target against hch
public opinion should be directed cannot ina.
CINE. 1t is said that cut the ropes and wat, the
chief instign,or in breaking up the fight Now.
rs far as cutting the ropes is co.cerned they verc
not cut at all. The stakes were merely pulle Tout
of the ground, and the ropes thrown down. 1defy
any one who was present at the fight to say that
| ever opened my lips to make any disturb ince.
from the commencement TO the end Of the fight. In
fact spoke to no one during the progress Of the
fight but stood quietly by and saw the Whole ne
fur without making any demonstration wha ever.
In reference TO the fght itself, the cause which
led to its breaking up, and the capabilities If the
men, prefer not to say anything until Mr. Hee-
nau and his friends arrive home. wish t. give
| them an opportunity Of replying to any stat ment
may hereafter make. ! have seen it sta ted in
| tho newspapers that lIeenan had authorize Nc
Donald to challenge me. Now know moth ing oi
this challenge: except through the newsp aper-,
and have therefore nothing to say in relation to it,
! 1t was rumored that on my arrival Mt b ston !
subjected to threats Of violence by me of
Heenan's friends. l assure you there is no foun.
dation for such a report.
| passed through Boston as quietly as any other
citizen, and arrived in this city Friday eve mir
JOHN MORRISSEY.
| New York, May 6, 1860.
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Douglas and che Dispersion.

Tho Cincinnati Gazette, n moderate, and re-
markably ably conducted black republican jour n
nj, thus discourses tho rupture ut Charleston,
The remnant Of the Charleston Convention ln .s
at last tired itself out. II had tired everybod y
ralclcd ten or twelve days Of continuous caucu s.
sing nre--no platform settled no candidate nom i.
mated. and no Democratic pnrty left. It hi,
proved failure in general and in particular, in
substance and in detail and no bankrupt mea '-
ure can ever again put insovent Democracy on it >
logs.
The party has died Of DOUGLAS From tho tin O
it became manifest that his policy was "rule to
ruin" was tolerably certain that it could not DO
the former. Some people honestly thought so, tn
he sure. Some, whose feelings were strongly cI,-
listed in his behalf could not even understan
how anybody should sincerely doubt his nomn n
ton. And some sngacious people, like the edit Or
Of tho Tribune, not particularly anxious for th ut
result. have Professionally asserted Tint DorGL As
must be the candidate. Even 20 late ms Tncsd ~
morning. the paper just named still held out liz it,
former faith, and declared "rhis boiling is in.
t'nded to stop the nomination Of DouGLAs but i'll
not succeed H. walbe nominated 10 Aay prod M
bly, on the first ballot" So another con- plac. mt
and pcrscycring prophet loses prestige and re.
pute DorcLAs has never really stood any chat
from the frst day Of this Arti L,'om 1t m ro oil
lion.
Next to success, with Douglas, is tho salts rac-
ton of having ruined all present prospects of his
competitors. The shorn and (iudicaly) bin led
Giant tears down the pillars ol the party nd
pcrishes in the general overthrow.
To be sure, there are still Baltimore and tho
sth Of June. The odds and ends tho "rump"n III
remnant. which survive the grand collapse. arc To
be gathered together in the hope Of roorgnnzi ny
party out Of such materials rs are left. But Tho
old party is gone forever, and with it, ns every
new development will moro and moro clearly sh W,
rs the timo Of the new Convention approaches. the
man who has caused this mischief has ceasec to
to be power in politics. Douglas will be DR. op-
ped New York henccforth must openly dies crt
him. casting OF the disgusc under which it str nch
the fatal blow against him at Charleston. In liza
ma and Minnesota already hanging in tho
wind before tho final dispersion. Even Ohio IN
have sober second thought New EnSla I'd.
with tho time now afforded, will turn nor
thoughts upon n new and moro promising IA
yorite.
Under this certainty, there may possibly hs an
other general gathering Of hostile clans and fac
tons at Baltimore in june. A hollow pncii lea
ton may DO assentel to ON all sides, but no real
life or unity can again DO ngon infused into the
discovered limbs and trunk IF the party. Nosc-
cess awaits tho illomened efforts to be made II
month hence.
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AZ IF we to iell our readers that the wells and
W1 springs Throughout the country had poisoned and
lna we mad discovered M ande them
That would not gladly avail themselves OF our Discovery with
inc nope " averng death. II ten them that we
ad discovered mine OF treasure enough for tem and
That We We're prepared to share with them one would refuse
our aid 10 Fortune But health is valuable riches
how much more gratfe should they be to learn that great
anacea has been compounded of purely vegetable matter and
thai us curative powers are le lees certain light and
darkness Need We give instances! If lin, pr.
prsisr OF BAkts BirTERs and examine the m, rlals Of
ctncaies from all sections at tile South who
neh cured OF Dspepsd by its all heaug properties Among
mem !oh VIII The vouchers of Old young male and G
male exolng this BTTERs to the skies blessing proyi
dence Tor lis curative But its not eonn,rJ
to Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches yield readily tD its powers
torpid L'ers become quckencd and made acy. by s man
%ace Sour stonacs made healthy its ueualziny of
iees Indigestion disappears when enters the organs of if
Dmrrui g. hnet resist It's tonic powers And Cholera its,
when met by these BITTERs promptly dsarned and
harmless ms thousands OF certified " no used il in
isay ana @ whtn that scourge devastating The Country
BAkEES BlETERS will not remedy The ills of hnmnn;iv
u sucn diseases US are caused by the and bowels %
ag yleid 10 MS STRENGTHENING Effects and speedily driven
from Tue system, All who need should try IN n he
come their own Judges OF its virtues - - $3.50 "
OF sae Dy AL me Druggists in Lynchburg by all the
principal druggists IN the city OF Richmond and elsewhere in
Virginia; Also OF Messrs Chas * Co., Washington civ
~ - IL, otaoier Co, baltimore, Md. d. D. Miller tty
ington NY and Barnes Park, y. y
,o, , aiuu D. undressing L. BAKER, Proprietor,
- -'-NNo----.-----. Richmond Va
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Police IN CHARLESraN.-Tne rolire force Of
Charleston, South Carolina, CONSISTS Of only $50
men. OF whom one is captain. six are leutenant.,
two are ordcrlie.. and sixteen arc serseants. All
are uniformed the officers quite brilliantly, and the
mounted force Of twenty consists Of the officers
alluded . above. The captain has $1,000 per
year, the rent of house. anil his horse stabbed
by the city LIST ieu,enats $1,000. and horse
stabbed by the city End heutenants 81, 900. with
same privilege scrgants $50 q month, and pa
troimen $40 There are two guard houses, each
for disuirt of tour wards.
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New York, May 6, 1860.

DEATH OF JuDeE SERGEANT OF PHILADELPHIA
The Hon. Thos. Sergeant, exjudge Of tho Su-
preme Court Of Pennsylvania, died Friday norn-
ing. at his residence in Philadelphia. in his 79.
year. lie was son OF the Hon. Jonathan Dick
inson Sergeant, and q brother of the late Hon
John Sergeant. lie graduated at Princeton Cob
lege and studied law under Jared lngersoll, E~q
lie was formerly secretary Of the Commonwealth
aud Attorney General. Subsequently Mr.. Ser
geant was, for time. judge of the District
Court of Philadelphia. lie was also postmaster oil
the city under President Jacks u. lie was after
wards appointed one Of the judges Of the Supreme
Court Of this State, and filled the post with Dig
nifty and ability for many years.
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APpiRs.-Green-none offering.
BAeoSThe receipts for the pact week have been large anu
notice decne In lower grades quote opii ca
BEAn-w hite-brsk at .5oDSi.15 y bushel
BEEswAx.-30Qtsi cents - so~...
urTg-Fresh for scarce demand a 2OQl 30 eta
Cons~with an Increased demand-I quote Yellow sjsi.
Cons Mgal--in demand esQls7 cents
Cgsssr.-,Jsnes River 81. 6O0Dti. So 80
Ds,so (. P'en'y-soo pealed P'aehe' 1870
FLoun-The receipts coainne lgh-wlth good DEMAND
quote supernnc taoo0taaa; Extra tes7Vso"; Family
t6s70s700.
FLAxsrED-t1 2oSs1 10 eenta
FEATurps-4S0tab csnts .o
FsarIzERs Supply ample No. Peruvian Guano s62 30
y 900 MS Reeses Manipulated Gnano $3.50; Som
t35O0 Mexican Gusno s20o; American Guano
fernsinn Guano esaoa Guins Bone Ash Guano s20 tnf
Ans Tobacco Manure t476 Rufhns Ground Bone Ash 81
Fosle Co.'S soluble Ibosphated Peruvian Guano saooo
tround Plaster in bulk $500; In bags or barrels $1l0
GRASS srxp-Co,er $3.50; Timothy "; Orchard sl'o !;
Evergreen fz.uO.
GIssEs8-GDdtG 81 cents.
HAy-f,aied ii 2o6oti 30 p wagon lond Il. o0QDsl10
lRos.-Mourtain syOGtfo5 b ton.
IisEThomasiown u ,5oQS 90 Mountain soGDoo cents
ososs White sodos7x cts Red 6agglt cis v bushe
oArsshcnf o. toGsibo 100 ms; White 81 eta; Black %
cents u bush Of 81 ba
PoTAToKs.-150os7h eents-according TO quality.
ToBAcco-Ieccpis increasing with prices well sustained
Bright Workng parcels dark nondescrpt not firm
earlier In the season, the falling OF however, not quotabe
ngs fl0O6It Leaf Tobacco - 0061f75 bright
Workers aid Filters $9OodttIoO0 fancy Bright Wrappers
&ls.Nt6of76
Wharf.-The receipts continue light--sales at 80b&140
for choice Red; $8oso for choice White; interior grades
4iWd14LY0
Wool. None Offering
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

J,E Sairn MoRMoxlsM.-The Mormon faction
under the leadership Of Joe Smith, Jr., have re-
Gently been Kidding mcetingsn Illinois. Missouri
mud Ohio. aud have deter mincdtu re.establi,hed
themselves ut Kirkland, Lake county, Ohio. where
not many years SINCE three thou, and of that sect
consrcgltcd and erected magnificent temple. -
T'i+ 'cmrle is to be rciitted in gorgeous STYLE
N''h'n", Is village pleasantly located ON IL
branch ct the Ch0rgrn river. Saith is already
ON the ground and the nav churci, will be in full
blast III Il few weeks. The ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of
Mormon'sn' there on I'm extensive scale is said 20
hnvc caused much excitement among the rural
population.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

prLoNArlc RENovAL.--Lotus Charles Ouwny, who
nane nnse'i decidedly troublesome and unpopular,
"hilc'Qaeen Yictorias minister TO the Meri.sn 20
pnnlt, has been appointed British Consul General Mt
Si"" "a permanent situation with large salary
some people, like cats,may be thrown on of the win
aow out invariably have the luck TO fall upon their
legs Mr.. Ottway is one of this class.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

TUE ADJOURNED BALTIMORE CuNvENrIoN.-Al-
ic. due consultation, an address TO the seeding
Charleston convention from the Democratic mem.
hcs of Congress has been prepared und is being
very generally signed by them preparatory to its
publication. The Washington Star says:
1t j. understood to sct forth the urgent neces-
sity of their return to the convention, when that
rrne>rmbcs the 18Th Of June proxmo, ut
tli.motC II is Further understood to embrace
proof sufficient 10 satisfy the most skeptica vi he
srcc.crs that. rcas M Ing, tho convention
viii adopt AZ tho pla'iutm ol the Democratic par.
~ the rePeri at the platform committee endorsed
by the delegations u the seventeen democratic
States, nnd HAT harnonious nomination can
| and Will doubtless be made upon that platform
From all We have been able to learn IN the pre-.
misses, are satisfied that ii will lie signed by
every democratic member Of hu,h Ii uses of Con.
! grcss NOT we'd known here either IA II disciple Of
| slavery rcrnch under tho rlra Of sqnatter SOW
/ gnty, or as having been more or less disap.
J pointed III not being mnln Democratic nominee
| fr the Nice-presiden'y, by and through the ia
vor ol tho slavery restriction interest in that body
such expectants having been much more hume
rous in Conguess than the outside world dreams
Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-09

TWENTY Elenr IoRsss BuRvr.-B d. Stetscn's
Tntersa Stables, on Fiihcr Street below Thirteenth
III Philadelphia, were entirely destroyed by FIRE on
Monday afternoon, and twenty eight horses were
burnt, One was vased ut 81, 5oe, ani another at
$1,000 All were valuable The adioinlngs buildings
partially burnt Loss estimated at $250o0 insured
for only $4,000. The origin OF the fire was accidrn-
tai