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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
The .toislinat!0n~.

The recent Democratic Conventions in BAL
timore--t!iat is, the regular convention, or 81
much Of it rs WAS lcf!, and that OF the ScccGcrs
-inadc double nominations on Saturday last
Douglas aad Fitzpatrick being the nominees o.
lourrcd Charleston Convention. ant
Ffs9trcSidcnt B:cGkinridge and Gen. Lane
being the nominees Of the sccederS. They arc
both very strong nominations, bat there is j.;
slight incOnglIlty in the first, Judge Douglas
being SGIlat.cr.sOvcrcIgnty and strong non
intervention man, while Senator Fitzpatrick i:
in favor Of intervention, having voted for la
Wis resolutions, in tie Senate, upon every
clause
liilt VI look Upon the noiu:aliOu Of Brcrl;in
ridge and Lane as The only oncat all cacnl3tcd
10 make hcadway against the Black Republican
nomination, anu TO unite the votes o. all the
Southern States.
From the proceedings OF the adjourned Con
vention. it seems that Douglas had no strength
either in the border Southern or the Cotton
States; and the manner in which he was final
y nominated will weaken, if no. overthrow
his strength at the North
Under these circumstances we have run ~
the banner for Breckenridge and Lane, and viii
use all honorable means to secure their election
Major Brcckinridse is man of fine talents
strong Union man, in the prime Of life and
should he be elected, will make o!.e OF the best
Presidents we have had for years. In his owr
State, Kentucky he is very popular, having
been elected to Congress from Henry Clay's oil
district by over five hundred majority. Tho
distric; was largely Wing. and his opponent
Gen. l.. CooinbS, WAS one Of the S!rrcwdcst o.
political tacticans. lie was recently elected
by the Legislature OF Kentucky, to u seat r
the Senate of the United States when his term
as Vice President shall have expired. These
demonstrations show the estimation in which
Major Breckenridge is held in his native State
The history Of General Lane is before tho
country. lie is a Sci.lnadc man; Il warrior
an orator and statesman Of ability, and is g
most excellent selection.
Had Judge Douglas been the nominee Of the
whole Convention we should have supported
his nomination zealouSly; but rs the case now
stands, we bciicre the most true and patriotic
course for the Judge TO pursue is 20 resign in ia
rnr III Brecknridge, and to use his mighty bat
t!c.axc TO aid in bringing about his election
BY this course nc would show his fcalty to the
Democratic party, and win golden opinions
from those who really love the pcrpctuity Of
the Union for the sake Of the Cuion-I CHl
peper {. H., Va, Republicnm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
From Washin gton.

WAsuIScroN, Feb :. -Capan Gardner Of the
mi; ntrv. Lieutenant Moore of til" Dragons, An
ders,,n OF the Artillery, Taylor oil the Cavalry,
end Alexander Of the Engineer Corps, have been
appo ulei board to assemble ut the Washington
Arse cal on Monday next for the trial Of all small
arms made or purchased for the Army service,
and ..cport in lull to the War Department.
The President has no authority to accept the
services Of the Texas regiment which has recent
ly pIofered its services to aid in suppressins the
ieprt.uatons of Cort;na's band of outlaws on the
Texan frontier. The matter will be referred to
Congress for its consideration.
The Republicans in conference recommended
that Furnry be voted for rs Clerk and Henry ".
Hoffman american Of Md, as Sergeantai- y rms
of the House. No action was taken in regard 10
, the other officers.
After sharp contest in the Senate to-day,
Francis j. Grund was confirmed as Consul to
IIayre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
LATEST MEMS III TELEGRAPH.
rxtssaarnsp sxrTpssLs aLvsonpusa v,ss,sIAx'
TRIAL OF STEVENS AND HAzLITT
Judge kenney's Charge to the Grand
Jury!l

CuARLEsTowN, February AT eleven o'clock
Court opened Judge kenhey, Of the Rocking
ham circuit. presiding Judge Parker being en-.
gagged IN holding regular term of tho Circuit
Court OF Hampshire county, ut Rumney.
The Grand Jury, Of which Robert Y. Shirley
is foreman, was sworn. when Judge kenney deli
yered the usual charge.
In referring to the llarpers Ferry INVASION, he
sud: IL is known to yon. anu now IL part Of the
history OF tho country that ON the night oi the
sixteenth of October last band of traitors muida.
rers and incend'ures stenlthily made II descent ON
the soil oil Virginia, aud wantonly murdered sev-
erai Of her citizens, with tho design h ncic tie
slaves To revolt and. kubyert the Government.
Some of these persons, who were dcsp,radoes.
and others the dupes Of designing towards, We're
captured tried and punished according to their de
sers. But there are some who were engaged, or sup
posed to have been engaged, who have not ~ yet
been apprehended and some who are believed 10
have been actively engaged in the tragedy, but no
known to the public. 1t will 10 Your duty. and
believe your pleasure also, 10 inquire WAC were
guilty Of pouting our soil and attempting 10 dis
honor the sovereignty of Virginia.
deem it unnecessary for me to recommend u you
To conduct your inquiries with that goodness Jus
tice, aud good sense which distinguished your
predecessors in their inquisiiions, which have
met with the appreciation of the good, patriotic,
and honorable citizens Of our common county.
SO conduct your inquiries that the bright cs-
cntchcon of our beloved State mny not be dimmed
by passion. prejudice or gtoundless suspicion, hut
without lear, iusor. affection, show that all yuu
inquiries have been in search for the truth. the
whcle truth. and nothing but the trnth.
The Jury retired 10 tlcir room, md the wit
in tho case of the Commonwealth W.. Aaron
ID. StGyens were sent M.
Before the Jury returned, Charles b. Harding,
Prosecuting Attorney for the county, nude an
address to them.
Alter an absence of four hours, the Jury re-
turned true bill against Stevens. charging hin
with murder, treason, and conspling wlh slaves
TO rebel
The witnesses in the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. llazlit, were then sent up, and an indictment
OF the same character returned.
The empanelling Of the Jury in the case of Ste
is postponed until Tomorrow. in order 10 al
low the COUNSEL time to examine into the iulict-
mcnt.
Stevens and lIazlitt will be defended ly George
Sennott, and lhc Commonwealth represented
by Charles b. Harding and Andrew Hunter.
1t il deemed unnecessary to increase Ia any
great extent the military force now here. The
only addition to be made is u company 81 twenty
cavalry from Shepherdstown. No fear of an at
tempted rescue IL lelt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-SESATE.-Mr. Da-
Wis, Of Mississippi, introduced q series OF resolu-
tons asserting firm ground on the slavery ques-
ton.
Mr.. Fitch. of Indiana made speech on the is
Of the day.
The President sent in q message giving his rea-
SONS why, ut the last session, he did not sign the
bill nppropriating money tor deepening the chan
mel Of the St. Clair river. Such an mpro, ement
was not for war purposes and could be made
by le,ying tonnage duties.
Adjourned until Monday.
Ilou>E.-This body was not in session to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Feb 2-The Steamer America with
Liverpool dates to the fourteenth Of January has
just arrived
There was an unauthcnticated report in Eng
uud that the Peace Congress will meet on the iii
teenth.
1t was denied that Lord Cowley had any mission
to Spain, but the French accounts relterato the
statement
The Spanish army was within league of Fc.
tara.
it is fully believed at Vienna that Austria in
tends to nieiere openly and actively in Central
Itrly.
II was rumored that England would dshand
her militia early in the Spring.
The general nows is confined to spcculations in
regard to the Peace Congress aud the state Of
ltily.
COMMERCIAL
liverpool Mrket.--Cotton sales for the week
amounted to 10000 bnles Prices had advanced
sliyhtly-4 to 3-l6-and holders were pressing
sales The stock in port was 10000 bales, in
Gliding 4lS,O00 American. Richardson, Srcnce
q Co.'S circular reports tie market for bread-tu!,
az being worse thpn for sometime past Flour
and Wheat were dull and prices lower Corn
was steady at 81 TO 32s. Provisions We're steady
and prices unchanged. Groceries unchanged
Turpentine slightly advanced. Consols were
quoted at 95s. Money was active.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
MARRIED.,

On Thursday. the Goth ultimo, at Stuart & Say.
et's sire, in Wythe,ilc, the Rev. JAS. 4. Brown.
Mr. ISAAC N. PATTERSON, to Miss JANE FuarSEI,
all Of Wvthe.
On the same day. by the same, ut tho Wythc-
vile Female College, Mr.. JosEru SnRapER, to Miss
SARAH CAruARINE kIAILER.
On the Oath jan. by Rev Vim. NJ Kerr. Mr..
ELBEar ). FISHER to Miss ALTA a. Orally, all
ofWythe county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
Tho South Carolina Resolutions lin the
Texas Legislature.

New ORLEANS, Feb. Gov. Houston transmit
ted the secession resolutions passed by the South
Carolina Legislature, to the Legislature OF Texas,
accompanied by Message, in which he opposes
the calling of Southern Convention.
Resolutions were introduced into the Lessla-
ture endorsing the Governors views on the groun!
that Texas surrendered her independence to the
Federal Union, and was unwilling to give up that
Union in any emergency, and did not deem the
important step
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
Markets.

New York. February Cotton dull II lands
Middling quoted at ia to 1T. Flour firm Sou
thern $40 to 5 60 and $3.50. Wheat huoyant :;
Red SIPS. Corn firm, White and Yellow 50 10
81 cents. Pork heavy; New Mess 1872 to $3.50
Whiskey dull at 23} cts. Sugar heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

MELANCHOLY DEATu-A few weeks since, saws the
Greenbrer Era, Mr. William Boyd accidentally
shot tisnsek in one Of his legs. At first tho
indicatioas we're in faSer Vt his recovery, but in
short time it becaase arparcnt that his case lad
become piere serious than WAS Anticipated, On ac-
count of severe loss Of blood, About week ago
it became necessary to an,putate his leg which was
d.ne accordingly. But the exertions Of his physi
clans proved fruitless and anavaing, and on Mon
day last, tire poor unfortunate sufferer expired.
Ar. Hnyd WAS a worthy msn, aud the cominuni-
ty in which b. Lived. las lost an excellent citi-
zen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

THE KstcKERB' ckER.-Ihe February nnnihrr
opens with continuation of the illustrated aslce
On The Hudson" This is followed by the iute-
resting article on "Crcassia and the Ciroass,
written at Constantinople by john =. Brown.
Then follow, My First Night in London :" -,
Memmy OF the late w. I. Porter" "IIumbolat
alta Cart Pageant in Bcrlin ;""A Winter Hymn p
Life among the kffirs y In Memoriam p BE
hind tie Scenes !" "Inielcissimus:" The Par
SOM" TO Anna" "a Day in the Dead Letter
Office" by Francis Copcuit; The Plough and
the PEN" The Bills OF Mortality" and 1.-THE
Rescue of Gucnverc." In the Editors Table the
Narrative History Of the Magazines is continued
and there is also second number of ''Iieninis
cerres of the Late Washington Irving"
The number contains ample evidence of tho
new life infa sed into .Od Knick."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
FOR SALE

Oh SHARES LYNCHBURG GAS COMPANY STOCK
on 20 Shares Merchants Bank Stock;
$500 SUuth-oido Railroad Bonds T. cent;
200 do do do q cent;
2,N0 Virginia and Tennessee End Mortgage Bonds;
20 Shares lynchburg IIoae and Fire Insurance stock
ian a0ts PErEkS, sfiS' wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
BETTING, BETTING,
SOUTHERNERS
Educate Your Children on Southern Soil.

FHNHE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE of Nashville.
Il Tennessee, chartered in ls, affords facilities Tor mpart
thorough practical business, education Ia lis siudenis,
which surpassed by similar Institution in the world.
The of instruction embraces B""kk keeping CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations and Fcnmar>hip
For particulars address the above Institution circular.
ian l3-,llmAclaw3rn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

MEETING of a portion If the citizens Of Bed
ford and Campbell leld at the Forest Depot on
the 2sh ult., for TIE purpose Of organizing a
Soon. Mr. Flc.,ng Saunders appointed
Chairman, am, Wm. Stcptoe, Jr., Secretary. Mr..
Thomas p. Hunford was unanimously elected Cup
tain Of tie Company, and accepted the Office in Il
neat aid appropriate speech; Mr. VIM. {. MenniS
LIST lieutenant; Mr.. JAS. W. llnrris, 2nd Licutcn-
apt. and DIR. JAS Kent, 3rd Lieutenant
The meeting adjourned to meet again the -.nd
Saturday in this month, 10 have drill and trans
act other business of Importance. Members are
requested to meet at III o'clock A. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
Fire at New Orleans

New ORLEANS. Feb. 2.-Shippcn's Cotton Press
and eigh. thousand bales OF cotton were destroyed
by fre yesterday morning. The loss is estimated
at forty thousand dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

SOUTHERN BRoon FAcroRY We are indebted
to Messrs. L. W. c. Z. Little, of Scottsvilc, Al
bcmaile conntS, Tor n Bropn made ut their estab-
ishment. 1t ss put together in the best syle and
fully equal to any of Northern manufacture
We trust that as a new broom sweens clean -"
ihuse manufactured by these gentlemen may
"sweep'' the Yankee brushes clean" out of the
market.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

VALUABLE REAL E>T.rE FOR SALE IN WYTur-
yILLE-We invite attention to the advertisement
of William Terry Esq Commissioner, who oher'
at pubic sale very valuable property in Wvihe-
Vile The building contains three commodlons
store rooms with the necessary out-houses The
property is most eligilly situated for mercantile
purposes, ard to n gentleman DESTROYS ct cnGaE,
Ing in that pursuit in one OF the prettlest and
III st pleasant and thriving villages in Virginia,
the Opportunity is an excellent one to make a
proGtable and sate investment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

FYNIlE subscriber has received his FALL AND WINTEi.
Il GOODS consisting OF full line al lack and Coior,-i
Cloths from medium Ia the finest best Doe skins plain and
corded Black Cassimers; best fancy French Cascs; Vel.
and silk Nestings, &c. all the STYLES Of buttons for
Dress Coats Business suits and Vests; and prepared with
the best w"rkmen in the city 10 make ay garment 10 order
i5-difls NN. l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
To tho Afflicted.

rrSs. TORMENT I'D with pRin and srurelci " h feycrs
u[sg W know YOU are, and impatient ns such lions
c>rh uat, YOU h,g that YOU viii compose
dir AID en yon, If prescription Tor liz II 'n'-
At IT, Il6, aud his Nour stomach refused I" perform
its functions your strength has failed md III" ha- h'e"m'
hnrrnt II ei'r tul in RAkEn's IHrMlI HfrlR-,
falling remedy He. Are You troubled With Nor
hlarb. and nn' "i isiun ntichhi ih'i'of lhrn
resort liAItA~ lltilEs only hope Arr sul,r
INK cusiiIatel bowels uui torpid lNerH BtkUfs Pm
BIFRs mil both and gl'" them thai vitality
"a hpIn, Have IT. ih9Ic females and i,rhiug
ridu who have usf all ril- t iuot aud at" hourly wn>t
ug HNury Bntg~ BrER-. the uos Valuable hu" ,H"r it
VIII striht the II their Diseases am
hcm APP, all strength. DO liy, tii"n whore
hold continual II A"n hugh at
lcs Diseases and dT their r'wer provided You Is" regularly
BAREs rIEgH. nmrthnn, tb"Ir, thtcn Morn~, ahd all
"ihtr II>,a-,- arising Han Indgtnian, Hnd imlaI"r
Ia, 4ld to lh, health giving influence Il Ia. Errai
mcir' hth i sold Throughout HI country! ly llrl@
used thH1 'lhr
tuclH# tnutn itH>' iiittr- lllf al home,
Ines uicrel The lne world aud that
thl known sad Appreciated The proprietor h ,e inal nl
need fb,it AID may haSr II moderate r"st. rier ou
81 cents per hotll-.
For nv all the Druggists in Iynchhnrp aud by NIL the
pr,nc Druggist, in The cil {" E'moinl, and c,r"h'c IN
Nrsiua: also. al hsrs. has sii Ia, Washington city,
h. e; L. n. sinhlcr Co, baltimore Nd D. H. Mhrf t"-
ingt,ni. ~. mi Harif.s y ldIA, y. !.
pfl,e. III h! addressing J.. BAN l.. frpprieur,
-ieiNrt- shnpnl, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
S T A U N TON
WHITE FLANNEL,
EnR SAL l.
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER

TANlNG received supply of Saunian White flanns,s, he
desires his customers vino have heretofore used II with
much satisfaction Ia call and suppl. themselves whilst the,
I7-ds o. NJ. l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
Ancrs the Many Restoratlvea

~ y NH nature ms supplied I" zen - The ain nnso
49,. huHuunh ta'ro i III ENurtc one i certain
dis, tl, "my,i nal gum ut Tho MIL thrrrS
lr''t s f4lahl L. ", luNtr IL heal - snotlt
Ia rt rtl ,uthn"" tnid lN i'll aud IN
'I'f- ,Ht9i win other Ingredient III H,Us kae II
t,IH,i worth. IL. blPie miu ling EXISTS In that
"tua.4aa. oH and a ifIi indeed
+ medicine khaeu IA bu. lSTAl's HALsAN OF WILD
tllts = w Naluc rulHu tt,fats = lie. otft7
N5'# ~. =. tfaty9 i.tteo. Yuiaoap1 tE,ttoa, dat
LL.aL-. a = : L--lLL--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

HAVING purchased the stapletou Mills Of Charles Scott
L Esq. ,u in market for WHEAT, and will pay thu
LyScuBUEG PRICE for prime Wheat delivered at the
Mills. [iuly 2ILActsl JAMES 4. lORNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
DIED.,

In Wythevillc. on Tuesday night last Mrs.
- CRocHkrr. wife Of Mr. S. 5. Crockett. and
daughter of Mr.. james Crockett. OF Wythc county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
SPECIAL NopItSkfS.

y -S- IipME MANrFAt1tEE.
49, HOME MANtFNVltfEE. -
HOME MANI FAC RI Ri. - ~
: > SENrLk'S 1NFALLtBIE RAKISb POWDER
Samples tNFALLlRIE BAKING POWDER.
= sEMfLES tNfALLlBiE BAKING POWDER.
TIrE REST ~ tsE.
THE BiST IN tSE.
TIE BkSf IN tSk.
For sale by all niUa6l5rS AND GRoCERs.
For sale by all DRUGGISTS AND GROCER
For sale by all DRUGGISTS AND aEotEkS.
Ian ,ltslH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

LYNcuBuRG Host CoAPANY.-The annual elcc-
ton for officers of this company was held on
Wednesday last with the following result:
Insurance Experimentation r. Mcdaniel,
President; j. NJ Cobbs. Vice President; j. NJ.
Langhorne, Chief Engineer
j. +. Payne, William II. Stratton, J. O,ey Toy-
lor. S. II. Mckinney. D. +. Spence. j. T. Davis,
c. X. Slaughter, NJ. S. Langhorne, Directors.
Fire Dcpartment.-John Oyler. lst Engineer ;
j. Dinwiddie, % do; S. NJ Simpson, Sd do; j.
G. Appcrson, 4th do.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
HOWE TESTIMONY

h"ei,N, NFu - iN'', NJ l. mon -
Mn ", llcnr Hluutp
| fruit, has literally tualehed grave las
JuA Wits attacked y sudden Told, which resulted Ia N.ry
tndgu violent Pains IN The SIDE and Chest. hr
much reduced that my friend, imnkl. told me HAT
h1hs ctisl- hrnrl ul Wisia- BnsiAn of " lid
thcrr aud Immediately sCnt Ter bottle The effect produced
li Mnnicttl Ny PLY scian. "l Tia" uuet respect
abba Ia ipslun, VII" hal pr,tuut told tint
hnlott aud informed lin hal had taxi lie
,NAu'iu, th Bl'i. Hul Nised lo H.
which have continued 10 daily nnd The
b z'Hn vim had gwen up. toll IN" ic" ia!
Thai mItthl yet lac many years. Respectfully,
MAItA ROWE.
Ne rhsr'i tI Ia III" truth at TIN nh",e 'tni, nrni
Mr.. Love having been nn inr'a" OF our ian.}. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
Notice to Physicians and the Public.

Notice TO Physicians and the Public.
y sszT- MLVuch'S Porous rLASrERS---fESflMo-
49, NiAt,"r AILUhkS 90, No s9t tanat ST. New
Nora taIh Nov. iNaJ,;cn,ionen; LATELY suffered cr,y
irn weakness In buck, occasohei 10y siddcn, oscrex
myself Having heard your ras,ers nnch recommend
ell for at Tia, kind procured onr aud the result all
that could single plaster cured me in wreck.
Yours respectfully, j. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of hr liranircih House. New Nork,"
There is nothing tqun in the way Of riascr 10 The Porous
rpsor II Mr. AIlCu.k. E,optng pleasant about them.
Ihs tue il-tr 81 the day und IL npr al present
al, In science nnl art In Asthma Cough Kidney
Alecpu and lu deep scented pans they anud permanent
relief and weak backs PAINS tho side stitches and spas
moc ras generally, the, unsurpassed nr the benefits
they lnIar. r, seus should examine His article which is
ersuy approved known. rree. - rn-
cp uayc 81 canal street New York, Sold by NIL rspcea.
bic dealers IN medicines. Jan u mdsw.
Moro Testimony from tho Clergy.
Gr s This ,crds that have used r.try pniSr Ncgea
3-1 lie Tam Killer with great Ia al cholera
in.nun ,ununn bowel complaint hol,his coughs, cois,
~, aud world ClTeruly recommend valuable family
m-d,lut- EiN. JAMES 4, EooMER
Messrs T. Davis Son-Dcnr hirr Having Witnessed the
hhrhrai cf's Of Your PAIN Killer in several 81 -en
tr aud lcra Mahns within lew months pgsi, AMI DEEM
uci ri henct olcnrr Ia the suffering would most
,rwlA t,rrmu, nl its 10 suc may be- sun ug from
thu airfn, nti"hd =" smt diseases as SALE nr etseinnl
rlttH# ". EEN. lllNAEp X. II lIlE
ceules that have for gra years usd khisr "l"
m' Iaiu h,lici lag lamis, several III tlnsc Tor
Which 1t Is recommended md h",i VIZ nsenl Ims med
i,iue, Els. \, BRONSON, Iva ElNtr
iH-solle ii prpgel-ls. Ian iel,.
n t~s tl't ua, rl4u,l vii, prepore pnps, CONTRACTS,
- -. WI u. RgNN,u
n - an a candidate for the Office Of City
'tS-L Sergeant ii the ensuing e,rtion in Ap-h
J's#i t'c GEnlaii u. NililhNI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
WILLIAM pENSErr
MARTHA pIr&I-rr

Sour .enulu. unless signed l. But on the wrapper
Prepared hY = " FbNIl co, lo-tnN aud tor al" by
William \. ~rher co. and John H. Srt,, l,urhhurG !.
& lu.h. nu'H q H.: hy oil Druggists anles IA
nIr,I,uc thruu -hout lh" aud c,inr,. jHu ~ I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
CORN.

WE WISH TO BUY
w 1000 USHELS OF CORN,
for which VIC will pay the HIGHEST
NOWLIN MGERELL
Jan2Z-d4e No. o. Main s'rees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

LODGED Edmund Wood, gentleman whose
erich brogue" gives unmistakeable indication Of
the land of his nativity called on Captain D wdy
at headquarters Wednesday night, and represent
ed that he was stranger without money, friends,
or employment, prayed to be furnished with lodg
ings for the night. Although the appearance IT
the visitor wa, pr.nf positive that he was on the
most intimate terms with John Barleycurn, his
Request was nevertheless granted, and the next
morning was sent on his way rejoicing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

A TESNEssEAN IN TaoUBLE.-An uncommouly
seedy aud dilap;dated specimen OF humanity, hal
ling from the goodIy State Of Tennessee, happened
to meet with friend yesterday, who wanted him
70 take drink of whiskey after be hud aircady
been drinking gin, aud he coudu't resist the
temptation. This mixing of liquors was too much
for him. and the next that is known is his sta-ger-
ing against r:tzens on the sidewalks. The Mayor
thought he deserved to be knocked down for his
awkwardness but on Elijah's making most 81
lemn promise that he would in tie future Pay
more attention to the laws Of Chesterfield, aud
make his final exit from Lyn.hburS ut this earliest
moment practical with his business engagements
he was allowed to go scot free"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03

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