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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

Ellsworth by Gas Light.

Ellsworth IS lighted by gas, and we no
longer have to grope our way through dimly
lighted entrances to the stores on Maine
street, but are ushefed into Our well filed
Shops by the metropolitan eliminating arti
Gle Of gas. IL fcei,-we moan by ,ee-tbe
hopeful, daring, trusting Wide-a-wake cit-
zens 81 Ellsworth, not the tee only Of the
ia,eraoaa, AS If something should be done
t. celebrate this F." hauspieious event as Ar
temas Ward sud, when his household Was
5.est with an addition to is number. Some
thing should De done, and that i'm nediately.
to let the outside world know that we are
fast d1iIins tallow candles and ali other old
fashioned Illuminating expedents for the
real city invention OF gas. We are all duly
sensible that this is IA important step IN the
road to a city charter, with all of It's con-
event bong but milo stone set up on the
direct al to a city charter and city's
fame We arc fast emerging from the en-
bryo state oil Il mere town corporation, with
three seectmen, one constable, one lawyer,
one doctor, one minister, one justice Of the
Peace,a town pump and a town pound TO the
full growth and ample proportions of a real
city. We have four COED meeting houses,
three good ministers, half dozen, more or
less, Of lawyers can't say how many, or
if all are good, about as many doctors, and
81 81
gp-aAea6 ones too. who know how to use
much more money than their bankers have
% their credit, and ,-ga.. We have two
god Hotels, plenty Of fine, wen filed stores,
one barber shop, and gas We have ali
kinds of men, women, and children, neeessa-
ry TO make up all neeled classes Of humans
for a city, and.-gas. But this introduction
OF gas is" an event in our history to be no
ted. and we wish our space. time ard tai
ents, would permit US to Do it ample justice
We have seen the boy with his first pair
Of boots, or skates, or pants and coat, strut
and act the man. We have seen territory
become State and have helped burn tar
barrels and all manner Of combustable mate
rials in honor Of the event. bat never before
have we seen would be city, ignore tallow
candles, brass candlesticks, and darkness, for
the clear, strong light of gas, IIurrah for
gas, say we, it has n thousand advantages,
and possesses many and strong claims to the
kind considt ration Of the humane and en-
hshtened citizen 1t is ciyilner,-a re
straining power on the body polite, Light
/ is what the hardened villain most breads, and
the m3rose and s)urel human always shuns
1t is the emblem Of joy, peace, friendship and
j hope 1t is the poor mans friend, and the
honest mans companion. uurrah for gas,
say We, The store or shop that invites the
+ purchaser to shun it, because there is dark
ness within, will ere long sigh over unsold
goods and neglect Of customers. But, hay-
ing said thus much, in praise Of gas, ia rath-
er Il gaseous style We admit, let us hope that
the introduction Of this article will not be
found too expensive Tor general use that
the Company that has undertaken to furnish
it will be honorable and generous Hurrah
tor gas, " more light" and all manner Of
improvements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

gam proportionate to the above would
give the Republican ticket in lsG0 forty
thousand majority over all opposition.
Hon. WIN, j. Brinsley of New York
"A life long Democrat, man Of influence and
position, announces in letter 10 Fernando
" God that he shall vote for Sinclair. lie
says
shall, however, do what think is next
best-giye my support 10 Abraham Lincoln
knowing tim u be perfectly sound on all
political issues, and feeling that with his
election the hue and cry OF the -" dissolution
OF the Union, as political capital for selfish
and unprineipled demagogues, will be heard
no more.
The Bangor Dcmocrat puts this close
question 10 the Eastern Argus.
Has 4 Territorial legislature the Consti-
tutional right and power to abolish slavery ?
This question embraces the whole pith
and marrow OF the Douglas d1ctrine Of
squatter sovereignty. Let US have an an
swer from the 4 c9ss.
- In Texas not man is on the stump
for Dougls--npt newspaper advocates his
claims. Three cheers Tor Texas -Baagor
DfmocrW.
The small pox has broken out in Den
mark and the people there are terribly fright
ened. The disease was brought from New
llampshire,-fdrmiaytoa Chroaicie.
The Steamer Diriso, Capt. l.. d.
Pratt arrived at interpret Yesterday after
noon, IRON the wreck Of the steamer Iunga-
rian. Mr.. Bartlett informs us that goods
are being taken up 10 the amount OF from
three to five hundred dollars per dty. The
llungarian's boilers have been hoi>ted out,
and tine machinery will soon be taken up.
\ few articles known To have belon ,ed 10
K d. Blrtett Of this city. founl in the
liangall.n, were brougA; .o-Ae in the Diri-
GO Way.
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Prom the Ken. Journal.l
Result of the Maine Election
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.

We publish in this paper the official returns
81 The late election in 41i towns and planta.
tons, and the iootings are as follows
Israel Washburn, n. (Rep., so.se
T. k. Smart, (Dem, .si37s
Fhineas haracs, (3ell- Evorett,) -. I,52o
Iotal vote, .....5i..........-..J22 ACT
Wsshburns plurality over Smart, 49,. ~. OoI
Nashbora's majority over all Others, f6,57i
There are some twenty-five small towns
and plantations whose returns have not been
received. Their aggregate poll however, will
not reach thousand votes. and their return
will not change the relative position of par.
ties to any ial extent. hen fully
CLEANED. Mr.. Nashburn's vote may possibly
reach SEVENTY THOUSAND, while a pro,
portiDnate increase would be realized TO tho
other candidates
At the great Republican triumph Of 1856
the vote stood thus
Hannibal Hamliu, ...............69 ,t2e
Sahuel htis,......... .4t,ssg
ZOO r. Fatten. sea. ....... 1853
HaIutihs majority, ....--.. ..-. ,sSl
The Wells ard Patten vote came from tho
same PARTY, and coriillly united on Congress.
Eonal and Legislative candidates. The vote
of lsj6 therefore. stood Republican 90 ,42gs
Opposition 81 ,i4S. The vote of 1864 stand
Republican g., i69, Opposition - soy. Mr..
Naslhurn's vote slightly exceeds that of Mr
IiaWiin. while the " smart and Rarnes'' yots
Is some 1850 more than the - Wells and Pat.
ten vote. Mr. WaShburn's vote is the lar
ss~t cver given 70 a Gubcruaturial candidate,
ni any party in Maine. Mr. Stnart- vote is
nearly 100 les than was given 10 the Demo
cratic candidate in ISIS when Manasseb
smith scceiycd BIZ j0--the largest ever cas-,
in Maine far candidate ,.f thr H. p,n.r,,..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

Mr.. Tnnstall Of Boston, he has been here sgy-
years, has salary Of $500 per year.
Mr.. Woollcy, the attache Of Mr.. Preston,
cur minister at Madrid, was in Gudiz few
days-he seems to be a gentleman. lie told
Us OF a little incident chat occurred on his
Journey from Madrid As he was travelling
with friends. he did not care t. 20 in an Of
fetal manner, SO he allowed the officers to
open his trunk and examine his baggage
On arriving at Seville, they commenced
throwing bis clothes cut into the dirt, and
he told them to step. " No Seaior' Not'
He then showed them his documents, who he
WAS, AMI a more frightened set Of fellows he
never saw They asked pardon thousand
times but my readers, fear are weary
w sign To send you u letter from Seville,
in few days. MAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

~,
9's'' correspondent OF The
u son Journal gives the following account
al the winding up of the State IIors, CHI
ition
a,c, y,
The canrludie. exe,ri... 81 ~, So.
II lie exhibition I.,..,,I "A ), H.. 'I -.
and successfully rha ,,;.si,s'I'a ,."'
,r.a - ,t, LIT s'' IL, 'r't,ms hor''s 'ora
MN bar.i alai.ship and ,bs cs,,'., :, II, VI,
sse,ett.- rrize champion belt The r-u,,
~ :, AZ i'lisYs
-. -, ,' ~ - '''5'"S h"f'e' hur
t5.ak tba rnt.,. IN t,,, .f,,,'.b, - ~
- = - Ia
l-s.i'ss aad Gentlenen's IInrsctnaosi,ip-
j u Arl6ia4, II Nnr',.t', NJ NJ En-. M Mr.
t. w u Mt,arst's Miss t,rorsana Mul.
-, -. ~ ! '9'.ti'''f. an Ms Edara Bean 4
A.. a., a''I',' h',a u Augusta tax
/ H. Fhl-..l Of W.ta,,ilIS lar + :, II.
atsu -,5dir hvrss. " ". W,-tol Water
r .f Nc If.1" et'ami ION belt 'e'en stallion.
H.. D., ~ .',..Nt'' II Tue stand, w
tar TIN knox. hy / : In. 81 Nh
Na-,slis,ro' Lewiston E,y. hy :, J. smith
II 'is"t'ta45 >ana, kiE.r, y james sIi'n
Wi n, ~ y. " =, mon, by ti'ha
llltam br.N IL thrce straight heat. Tim.
= - =. - IT The h'st tim Of
.''. NJ ~ lewiston boy ~
Tie Sup R5.anaa Of Rl,b,no.a ".
~-'fs'. 49, = 's .'' no" Liverpool
-, - '''' "'' ere" were
=. -. '''g""' " o'eof"'-
Ill, -, - Tue i''n'''a "A-
ss1a4s Ihee. Insured 1t BJsson aud some E.ls.
tim III .,
The Boston J,,,sai n n. nth r..
aaortielc on the Pennsylvania c,ee,,oo a..
.ac,ins thcelsctian of ell. eorti, ,,a r..
- ~. "''''"sh there
- '''''' ~ ''s,,'' III o'her parties IN Ia
- " ''''''' '''' - ''h0e'a'ie nominee.
-Tbc ia,..r..o, =, = ....,
gai'a Is to = cine OF " at Bangor on
5as'laf hsN'' Hon. W, l.. faneey AMI
-. - -s''s's are u asst the one u
''''"''''n''' 4"l the other not'i for saving
ff..17i r ot@ before anyl,5dy or anytb;,, .I..
rt.-...z-
-. ''''' 's'''"' rom Tie towns IN
y sSAinst'n county, except Whiting. show
a population OF i@.919. In 1850 it Was S.
~ increase . 30
-, I'D s.. r,
r5tircd shilma.ter, aud holdin. the nsi,ioo
II =. Al to the Revenues, d,.J -, ST..
.''s' diea on H'turday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28
NEW PUBLICATI ONS.

TIE CoMarllirAN AeT Journal fr Sep-
TENDER IS ON orr table Il Is quarterly
i,urul, published by the { -uop5litln AIT
Association at SIS Broadway. At 500 Yer
year Zach namhsr is embeIii.baa with one
or more fine steel ensrasings, with a prefas-
ION Of wood ensu,inGs in TIC le,t style OF
the art, with large variety oil reading mat
ter. The steel engraving for this aamber is
" Juliet, the - Btlc5uy Scene from Rom
60 and Juliet" " have often commended
tbs journal and the Art Association 70 the
attention Of the public. We do :, again, as
being worthy Of patronage aud the attention
Of the lover, Of the fine arts.
The ATLANTIC Mo>Tnrr f5r October is
received. We copy tie faIIowia; notice
from the Evening Pgst, Of tag articles and
their authors
ltopans with an account Of +" : me of the
lIauut- If Burns" d >cri i'm. tia yAripus
Ipe iities in the vicinity OF AYR. hi, arii-
Gle is Attributed - Mr. Hawthorne " p
qun AMI Pas4uiuads-' gives a complete lis
tory Of the satrt5rnl oracie who's ,.yir--
have 81 long been watched iar With 7uca M
ttfsi AID welcomed NTH such dzzI-hts ts
generate rs Of Roman citizens Tn t'is vi
the n,N article, - DARWIN auj his EeSi y
ers. explains IT. subject. " aiaru tiu-
dsreI!u i thu title ut - short Nv England
tale. " ihl leebef-- ol I9rjssy Is a i=ls-
IN account u u cruIse nt q party u ana.
tars about our nartI Western east ln -aafth
u .cehurgs. 4 glowing cal y Vt tbezsIarr
Parker. from TIA I'm Of ~. Ar. lliztiassu.
presents rs SUBJECT i'll >1nc uew h1Ht,. h.
aaar'isle bearing ths simple It'll" Walker.
y preserved IL history pt = mgu 1T that
uatae--npt t. Central American tl,hastrr.
ha IA cid Canadian traI pr AMI trla T,
wae,e raj ntme ~, Il M.fahr. bat Nv
a49htel that II Walker .s to- mar -; In
ei.sh tfau.ati5n 1t Ia, Er.ae4 Iatfauymle
''s ''4' mi Va -. - '5''
linz account oil ;. H. 1aa..af Ia. .ag,a=r
ead ~ ElJtsrs7 affre,r, 10 usse f-.ea vr.t;sn
,7.i=ss IN feseAt 1<-'tti#'i NJ. ''.'''- 81
~ ~ NF.te,@ ~ 49, ~ .''.''' = .
In the o,ta...r it.,f.,imeut + The Pf# f=..
.7r- >sary. Elsie \ nasr r. ass.mia. mr..
All mote IN character tAea SNAKE. >ht is
- -; u - a.,. u s'''''s' N
-. "A r. -, :. nil, 5z=#s,,,,=.=,..t
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Fowic'> Pile and u.mor C.rc.

sure Our ~ BleediGr. Blind ami I,,bln,
f'les ,et=tu'ai ~ait Khsum, 4e one bottle war.
@a'Fa q eure ali eases. ii not, dealers are re-
4"e''0d 70 reiand the money. Cases from 20 10
% ttats standing, CURED by one bottle. Prepared
by HENRY b. F0WLG. Ii Prince st., boston
s'ia ~ druggists generally. Certificates with
NSsa Dttsls, Ft4ee 81, 1Hl5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

-The State Fair commenced in Port
land on Tuesday. We return thanks to the
Board Of oiies for complimentary ticket
The entries are large, it is sud, aud the most
promising success is anticipated. The trains
Lending into Portland carry passengers for
half fares. Ii the Webster hal given notice
to DO the SINE, Tlite delegation would have
glne from tins seetian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

In lS'5 1t will lie seen the Republican,.
VIZ la.sten by j votes In lsi6 the Re-.
fHi'ieaus carried the state by 17.SSl in
30 by i.211 ISIS by 19S6 in 1859 hy
lists; IA l>e9 by l5.59I. These facts
Ill le usatui for reference 10 those who will
IrLslrke them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28
Corners Commercial College.

tisihbi'-hed Ia Boston o,fey me saas management
.ffn'Y years past, remains uurivalled. Separ.
att q taitmeit t1T ladies. No class system-
al stes And terms taay be had at the otlee, I3g
ashiastqh stfett. or By mau, FREE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

The Bath Tnes says that inall Of tbs
mouth miles Of the Anlr5scossio railroad
extension will be graded,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
CApiz. Aug. lst, 1850

|. Washburn. DR., cast me nothing. We make
our path through the gate, which leads into
the city; and the hraying Of dankeys, shout
ing of men. cries OF beggarS, whose horrid
countenances and dcformcd limhs make the
heart sick. Within the city, Won are struck
with the careless appearance et the people,
none Of that rush and g3-ahcad which yon
meet in our cities Of the population Of lo0,-
600. The men smoke, drink. trite away
their hours in Cafes, playing billiards cards
and dominocs. Their dress is a short Jacket,
tight pants, an Undesirable black hat, with
a sash around them, initiating the Moorish
custom. Two Moors we meet in one Of the
principal streets whose cauntcnaucts were the
picture of hwlcSsncss and coutentnent our
sympathy was enlisted for them. as We were
told only four or five remain in the city once
theirs
The women of Cadiz Who has not heard
of their beauty? Not many years ago.
young man whose intellect has stood thu crit
icisms Of many s,psmic>, though rerehel On
steIs' in his iourneyirgs. celebrates them IN
verse after the following manner
'aoh, never talk again 10 me-
OF Northern cim's and British ladies,
1t ha- act been Your lot t. sec
Like me. the lovely girls Of eaIit.@
Bayard Taylor who was here in ~, says
that d" the commences, servant m,i1 would
put to blush by her natural gait, whole
s,,r, or ,,,,,c;n,, o,d ,,,;5,..,;,.., II. ..
rbo, war M k,,r.,s Ea,s, ~, r...l ~
nI.ck which ,15sd +, ,ts;r 5,z,i,,.. tit
80. .;.t Ii. ,,,,,.f..;.... -.
-. So. u,.,;,., = ~, IL
,,a.l,,i,n. Lara,or -, L..,.=.,.., GU. :.
Vo3,n5,, ,a,;., ,,,,,,. ,,r.:=...,.. a.
s,roo,s. ,ho .,..fa,.i
l.. e .1,,.s,.
.,a s,,h I'd, ~. :. -,
or,,st 49,, >. III
At ove,v CORNER If tho st-,,. ..f...,..5
.b.,s si.,.l,. :, 49,, -. - y. u.
t,,,a ,,,,,. 60. 81, -. t=....s7=
cranes s..s or,,re. I.,aa,s ~. -
,.rs,uat,-s md IN C,f, cruits e oil ".
e., IN ,h.so d.,;,,.;a.a.a -; zef.=4
H. :. Nan p..t ii. -.
-. f,.s,,I,a oa.a.,aa,,.. t..
j., ,al. of ovon ,ra :, wi, - NJ.
g -
haye-it rests upon the neck. bat las n
bows. it Is fastened to the horn, IL means Of
ropes. We paid writ 10 tn B5taair4l
gardens which did no, impress as ycr4 tAvar.
ably. But a short distance from tb,Fa lriust.
NJ to the OLD and NV Cathedral t, Yhirg
we find eur way and enter. It Is with
much feelin, We do "a. Il j. an immense
stone building. built NOR. than eae hundred
wears aca The maril.. carved li.h ia,i.z.
YOU +, u,e the holy water. but ~ rrss,r /.
pass mn As We tread tie marble lar l4,l
out in squares of different co)#.rs examine
the nic,urcs im,,,cs az saints L.,.5s ut
the SAVIOR statn,yv If tba., ,ba= ltc X,v;,.r
have oiyen themselves To Humanity aud rho
rL,o4b an, mind ..t,a,l.d.,,. H.. = !.
;rranssl, i,,c,c<trJ ". mo 49,, L.. ~.
.ocri,tan the b,dv n = v,n,, f,ay vrs..
PARENTS were very wealthy. and had her ,r.,.
served and ,laee.l in \ uri,,,. rI,,,.si 4.
H.. u;.,, af,,r i,c.,... 49,. ,.,,-.-;,,..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28
Special Notices.

u ftt'4g' Ro1&- keeping, Navigation, DC.
iet r. - Instruction and valuable aid in Oh.
Ia'L'as ft.'stls employment for Students,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

We wan; the credit sile Of eur Ledger
70 present more full and plump aspect. 4
little assistance from \. b. {. L., to the
md Of the chapter, would effect this desirable
result.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

A gain proportionate to the above would
give the Republican ticket in lsG0 forty
majority over all opposition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

The Augusta correspondent Of the
q son journal gives the following account
ii the winding up Of the State iIor., exb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-28

We learn that the Baptist Society of
this village. at a meeting on Monday evening.
unanimously instructed the committe to in
vlte Mr., II. NJ. Emerson, recent graduate at
Newton, to supply their pulpit. Mr.. En-
erson has been here two or three weeks. and
left on Monday to attend the ordination of
class mate at South Berwick. Rev Mr..
Cole, it will be recallected was obliged to re-
sign, CD account Of his health, in the spring,
much to the regret Of the church and society
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21
LATEsTNEWs by 4sEsCRAPm.
ConkrrcsH.

WASHINGTON, juno 2h-SkNArE-Ths body
insisted on the amendments Ia the Naval and Pos.
tsl Def ,iency bills. and asked that the Committee
OF Conference vote postponiug tho consideration OF
the Tariff bill till Decemb or. be ieconsi,isred By u
vote ul % 10 10
Mr.. Lane. Of Oregon, moved to amend the Tariff
hill by reenaeting the bill of 1916, bat withou,
action, the Senate adjourned.
HeusE OF RErREsENrArIvss.--Mr. Davis, of Ma
ryland from the Committee on Wa IS and Means,
asked leave t. report bill authori xing the Presi.
den' to contract loan for 81 mill ions Of dollars
RESUMPTION OF the outstanding Tr, msury notes -
objected -.
Tho House agreed to the report of Commit
tee Of Conference on the Civil Leg slative Judi
cial and Executive bills. Mr.. Davis, Loan-t,ll is
still unsettled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21

The CRoPs IN raE GREENBRIeR SECTION. The
Lcwisburg Era says: 1.-The wheat crop in this
part Of the State is almost an entire failure.
very small yield will be realized.-From present
Indications We would say that on many farms,the
seed sown will hardly be realized. The joint worm
the fly, and the cold freezes during the Winter
have all combined to produce the result reierred
to.
The Oat crop in this section promises well, and
should no unforeseen disaster occur, good yield
will be secured A large crop was sown.-The
growing corn, also looks well, and our farmers
are encouraged to believe that the indications Tor
this crop are favorable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21
MARRIED .

On the 18th instant. in this city, by the Rev.
Alexander G. Brown, Mr.. WV. II. CAMPBELL and
Miss SUSAN G. MAYS.
On Thursday. juno 14,h,by the Rev. DR., Broad
drs. Mr.. WILLIAM JAMES Frs, of Richmond,
and Miss NJ. VIRGIylA MORGAN. of FrcderlckS-
burg.
On the 5th of June, at Nicholas Court House
nv the Rev. G. F. Crooks. Mr.. WILLIAM l.. Luck,
oi Richmond, and Miss JOSEPHINE ELMoRE
daughter of the Rev. A. j. Elm IRE, Of Craig
county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21
NJ ARK E.'fS.

BNTIM RE. june Goth. Flour st,nay- How.
ard street City Mills 81. SO; ohio held same pace
Wheat steady Re 2Sa35; White 4oa5j. Com
active; yellow Gja1O White 7lt91 Provisions
active and bu ynnt. Whisky steluv.
New YORK, June 2o-Cottou heavy. Flour
firm and unchanged. Southern 6oa90. Wheat
active: Kentucky White So Conn firm: Mixed
63aG4. Pork iirncr Mess Sl7,5 hIS,aj Prime
heavy at Sl2, 5sal3,50. Lard frrn at !al3e -
Whisky Irregular at III Sugar heavy. Stocks
better. Virginia .ixcs 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21

SALES OF FINE CALvEs.-ln the sale Of 1859, 9
Mr.. S. C. Ludngton, to Mr.. A. Rodgers, Of four
thorough bred Cattle he reserved tho privilege by
taking Redrose's and Chances calves at II fixed
prices Redro-e brought red bull calf bv D'Ja-
ma, and Chance red heller calf ly DJalma.
Young D'Jalma was calved Nov II, 1852 Lady
Worfeld March the first 1860. Those two fine
calves were sold o few days ago to Mr. w. liar-
man. of Augusta County Va, ::for the sum Of six
hundred dollars. Young D'Jalma brought four
hundred, six months old; Indy Woffelh two hun
drcd three months old. These two are D'Jalma' s
first calves which are specimen of his breeding.
Le,cisJurg Grecnbrier CO., Era
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21
European News.

NV loRg. June o0.-The Lond On Times of
Friday predicts that the present month will end
the Bourbon rule in Italy.
The day of the Great Eastcrns 50 ling had not
been finally determined. but would not DO later
than the ed and may be earlier.
Adslcrs from Bombay confirm the reported re-
fusal of China to accept tho English propositions
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21
Democratic National Con. cntion.

BALTIMORE. June 20.-1he Convt ntinn met at
O'Clock. p. NJ. and adjourned till 10 tomorrow.
The Committee on Credentials is st i'll unable to
report.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-21
Supposed Slave

New YORK, June 2o-The Brig MarGurita ha,
been detained At this port .'us, ,iclon al be-,
ing SLAYER.
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LyNcHBuRG FEMALE COLLEGE CnnuExcEurxr.-
The ANIMAL commencement of this Hnurl >hinr ill.,
situation will be held Mt Dudley Hall. TODAY
tho exercises commencing at halfI@st eight
O'Clock. We give the programme below:
ANTHEM.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Mitchell
Music-Panu Duet.
Latin Salutatory-Miss India l.. Woodson,
Lynchburg, Va
Musc-Piano Duet
The Voices of the Dead-Miss Mary billiard.
Lynchburg, Va.
Music-piano Duet
French Essay L!Lcr,y--Miss Ellen Z. Slater,
New Kent CO., Va.
Musc-Pano Duet.
Cenferment OF Distinctions
ANTHEM.
Presentation Of Prize i'll History.
Music Piano Duet
Distribution # Diplomas.
Music-Pnno Duet
Nalcdictory-MissL Lucy X. Hall, Lsnchburg,
Va.
Closing Song Words by the President Music
By Pref. Bozzoatra.
BESEDiCTIJS
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PERSONAL Maj. Jas. Garlaud Yesterday re-.
ceve1 despatch from Cupeper Court House
ste'lns that bis brother Hnd"n NJ Garland. Jr..
E1itor OF the Blue Ridge Republican at that place,
was extremely all and not expected To sufviye.-
Mr. q. left for that place on the Orange and
Alexandria train the same evening.