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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
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SOLOMON G NIUSSER,
No. Il9 Main Street.
AND RETAIL, GROCERY

wIdOHi11H13H TIN HSH It'll SfAtONL.Tt :
w in receipt Of Of tlOt tEEIfS
w DRY GOODS, L1Qt OI.S, &c. consisting, In jnrt, II
Coffee, Crushed Loaf Powdered and New Orleans sugars
various gndcs Inyura, lo, Java and Mocha Coffee Sperm
Adanatinc and 1aow Candles, brown and Fane, soaps
various brands Sole Leather good md damaged Spices of
and Gunpowde Teas l8neon sides and 10, Bacon iinms
Marshall Liverpool salt Cotton arms, Leak, lille factory, all
numbers, No. llcrngs No md Mackcrcl Old Dominion
Nails Liquors, Baniics Of different kinds. together m
cral assortment Of Staple Dry Goods such No. and na
bur,s, brown and b"aclc Shrng Linen. Iins,r, eccing
pnvy Negro Goods singh and double width Kentucky oNi
jeans with large assortment of Negro Sh1rs hume
ufacurcd.
Tobacco and farmers will Hnd 10 their
cali aud examine stock, &C. &c., TO which the,
secfly ark share Of the public patronage und their friends
generally. oct 2adIs
RI STOLEN, from my fnrin IIuwardsyile,
0SA "Wednesday Of last week, A GREY HORSE. three
Ah four years old medium size Twenty ,iulars reward
will lie given fr the apprehension OF the thri liberal
ward for the Horse. J. q. LEWIS,
sept 16-dts Scotisvic Albcmarc, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

llEowN's BRONCHIAL. TEocnEs, for the Of Eror
chits Hoarscnrss Colds, &c Also Ayers Cherry ccto
ral Mrs anrrs BasaIn, wisturs Bn.nm Of Wild Chrrr,
B,an's Pumonc Waters, Jnjnc Paste, Gum Io1ng,r &c
&c, for salo by JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

Removal! New Stand! New Goods
HAVING sold my entire stock of Goods IA old stand,
l. have located below the Nor,cl House. opposite Hall
Livery Stable, where will continue troc, Commits
sion Bnsiness Thankful 10 friends and
liberal patronage heretofore extended me- solicit cutn-
of the them will
cash will keep constantly hand hicc selection GRO
CERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS also Corn Meal Pias-
and Mill oial j, C. SIIEARER.
march II l-ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

XNIE have just received fresh lot this valuable
w tilizer Those OF friends who used this article
spfak highly Of it, We think II only us. gain
that popularity which 1t einnentiy deserves Pamphlets
containing number of certificates prominent
iarncrs OF the country, ma! be had by applying
NJ. HoLLINS a. Co, Sole Agents,
2i dts Lypchlsirg, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

csedingly fond Of such cxtrancour matches. Thus
tho Shetland women have better chance of getting
married than any other womon in britain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
ForChapped Hands and Face.

ForCbapped Hands and Face.
4 tOMPoUND CANPlIoR ICE with CITY ccrnc. u ne and
~ elegant remedy fer Chaped Hands and Face, Lips
sunburn Ao, sc. Also, Rose lip sau, Gold Cream and Lip
Balm for sale by JOHN II. sEAi,
,l,r nri.u uist
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

dogma of squatter sovereignty on the party,
its iavs were numbered.
Mr. Douglas replied that he would make
anv bersonai sacrifices for the unity Of the
neytv. but the Senator prescribed the terms
On which that unity was 10 be effected. He
had nrescribed no terms. He only wanted to
fight under the flag which waved over their
triumph in 1856. ,...,,. a.
Mr.. Douglas then spoke at some length IN
uipbort Of his former poeltion.
Mr. Davis replied briefly, and Mr.. Douglas
again feluined Adjotiriisd, II,
HOUSE-A resolution was adopted, au-
thorizinr the Supreme Court Of New YORK %
appoint Counsellor at Law TO take testl-
mony in the Sickles cohtestedselectidn case.
Mr.. Curtis reported a bill regulating army
contracts, and q bill for the retiring Of super
anuated and disabled officers Of the army.
A debate occurred in the case of +. w
Walker, correspondent OF the New lork
| Express, charged with receiving $4,000 IRON 2,
Mr.. Wendell to influence the passage OF th'
Lecompton Bill, but without action.
In COMMITTEES of the Whole the Postoifio'
| Approximation Bill was taken up and passed
Il appropriates $l3OOO,0O0.
| The Committee acted on the Senate
amendments to the Deficiency and Consula
Bill. and then considered the General Appro
priation Bill. Without considering, tn
| House adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

e 49,. s.t.a sk;,uo;ah;no the Convention
..a..Ss ~ Irdar the hrevious question by 1856 |
81 'soSSu soS " 7
w NJ ~ d,aainou moved 10 add to the nrst |
,oscin,ion dthat we solemnly re-assert the |
oiSu.;Sa,. tr,,ths that all men are endowed
l ti'a;r Creatcr with rettAih inaiiehable
.;,,ts % ar,dlc Witch are those of life, liberty
,,,,rsn;t ef banniness. and that govern
ments are instituted among men to secure
mems me S,;,1ant o,v of these r;ghtsT 81
'"S NJ G.rter-tT desire 10 indte An antend.
r,snt.S
Mr. Ciddinps-uf have the floor, and hope
,y = ,"r, ccIIaoo,Se viii ask no favor of me"
M Carfer-HOh. no. win not"
M (,iddinps urged the adoption OF his
amendment. rT eG Gl
NJ Garter said nil the GAS that had been
exnended by his colleague on the amendment
Seds nnnecessarv
Tho motion 10 amend was lost by a large
vote I.nf .. lr
Judpe Jessup desired 10 amend a verbal
mistake in the name of the party. II was
nrinted IN the resolutions "National Repub-
t;o.n psr,SS ~ SI Ie Wished 70 strike out the
word tnationalD
The correction was made. .-. ....
| A discussion arose on the amendment of
| sared NV M. Curtiss. of N. Y, to add to the
| nlatform the nrelude to the Declaration of
fndenendence %.
| Mr. Curtis said this was the second Ma
tional Convention of the Republican party,
and he asked whether the party was pre-
nared to vote down the words of the Declare
lion of Indenendence. He cautioned them to
heware before they receded from the posi-
tion thew occupied at Philadelphia, and re-
fnsed To- respect the words of the Fathers OF
tho Revolntion as used in the Declaration OF
Independence. -
Den, Nve took the floor and proceeded To
sneak when several delegates from Penn
sylvania said: 0Put il in and say no more
about it.n
Co. That Is all 7 want. and am GLAD
that the fear of A speech from me has in.
Jnced Gentlemen To give way, Loud laugh
fer and annIause. i
The amendment was then adopted, and thu
rosoi,t;on nc amended nassed.
A scena of The widest excitement followed
, the immense multitude rising and giving
ronnd after ronnd of applause, ten Thousand
. Voices swelling into deafening roar, that 70
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HOME INTEREST.
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-
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Nos. sis and 27l western-row.
sS- For cheap fancy cases, filled with beautiful
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You will get them cheaper than In any other CALLER,
IN the city list OF prices can be seen at the door
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DB- II you want good Picture, call at the south
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Pictures taken aud put In nice gilt frames for twnty
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MARR1n.1o.

CLARK CkbEY.- On tiia 18th Of May, al The. res.
ISS9S. e rhpGs aS z fs sS sSs sSs
WILLIAMSBURG -9n wsdnesdsy, ls.h inst.
BY Rev @. N. Maxwell, Mt. Thomas Williams 10
Miss Mari Jones, both ofthis city.
sMITH-PIERCY.--On the 18th instant, BY the
Rev John shacklcford, Mr.. u. w. Smith, Of Cncin-
NATL Ohio, to Miss Emily Piercy, Of maysviile NY.
residence Of the BRIDES fathor, by the Rey. y. +
Woiinson Mr.. Louis =. Drake TO Miss Louisa ORA
per both Of Cincinnati.
nouaI ASS WOOD --0n the nth instant BY IN,
Rev. J. y. Wright, Mr. John y pppglass 70 Ms
Carrie w.. daughter oi william Wood, Esd, all Q
;-.LsoN-BoNTE.-On Wednesday evening, Mai
H. al the residence Of the brides fatheI near Glen
Nav YORK City, TO Nettie, daughter Of John Bonte
ESQ. l. -
RICHARDs-MoORE.-7O .-7On, the, 10th dnstsnt,, N a
Greenfield, IEdan9 by the hey; ~ sfas Emma
| Moore, OF Greenheldi Indiana.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
From washington.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President, to-
day, nominated to the Senate, Hon. John A.
Dix, as Postmaster for the city of New York:
The appointment was Immediately confirmed
without the usual preliminary OF reference.
John Glay6orne " waS tSs ssO Nsv 0rIeaps Gus
tom-house.
An address to the National Democrats,
urging the seceders to return to the Balti'
more Convention, is published in the Consti
tuition to-day, with approbatory remarks. II
is signed by eighteen congressman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

THE editorial correspondent Of the Com
merciGl from Chicago informs that paper that
the non-intervention plank which part of
the delegates propose to fall back on, as
the nearest right of any platform resolution
anywhere adopted or proposed, being near
est popular sovereignty" }dafT vanuc
During the Charleston Convention the
same paper borrowed CLEAN of logical Sc
quence from us and stated that popular SOW
ereignty had just as much right on sea as on
land, and necessarily required the remova
of all Congressional prohibition from th'
slave-trade. It would, perhaps, be unrea
sonable to expect that paper to master botf
ends of proposition at one time, therefore /
should not be held responsible for the posi-
ton that removing all restriction from thu
African yslaye-trade is the nearest right o
any platform RESOLUTION anywhere adopted
or proposed. i''i ',.,,.. ..,.,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
The NEwpoUSDLASp LEsrsLAruRE AS BAr

The NEWFOUNDLAND LEGIsLATURE AS BAD
AS OURs.-This is an extract from the pro-
ceedings of the Newfoundland Legislature:
In the House on Friday night, the Colonial
Secretary, Kent, and Attorney-General Hog
called Her Majestys Attorney-General a
puppy and brat. The Speaker accused the
Attorney-G General of being drunk. The At
torney-General called the Speaker liar
The scene was kept up till o'clock Saturday
morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
The Lnpnne.e Embassy.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Japanese
Embassy were formally received by the Pres
ident to-day.
The ceremonies were of more than the
usual imposing character, and were witnessed
by great number of people.
The speech by the Chief Prince, expressed
the desire of the Tycoon of japan to con-
tinue on friendly relations with our Govern.
ment and the Presidents response promised
faithful adherance to the treaty, and mos
cordial feelings toward Japan.
All the members of the Cabinet, Gen. Scot
and others were introduced.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
New school Presbyterian General As
eembly.

PIrrsBuRe, May 1.-THE General Assem-
bly of the Presbyterian Church (new school, }
met to-day in Rev. DR.. Kendalps church;
The opening sermon was preached by Rev.
r. W. Patterson, D. D., of Chicago, in which
he took strong grounds in favor of demon
strational action. About two hundred dele
gates are present, including many OF the most
distinguished men in the church. d.
Rev. Thornton A. Mills, D. D., was elected
mi nnd erator
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-0n Monday a son
of Cambridge, of Keasauque, Iowa, was rid
ing from the house to the field 10 plant corn
the horse threw the boy, whose feet caught
in the harness; the horse ran and the boy hao
his brains dashed out before he could bt
rescued
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

MEANS OF FSELF-KNowLEDGg.-Go says
How can a man know himself Through
temptation never, but rather through action
Endeayor to do thy duty, and thou wilt know
thy capacity. But what is thy duty? The
exipencies of the day. FL"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

PITrsBuRG, May l7-M.-River eight feet
by the pier-mark, and rising slowly. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May l7.-P. M.-River rising
slowly, with seven feet ten inches in the
Canal. Weather cool and somewhat windy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

A WOMAN PoIsoEED.-A lady Of Avon, N,
Y, few days since drank some corrosive
sublimate out of bottle which she supposed
contained maple sirup. She Immediately
drank freely OF new milk and swallowed some
whites of eggs, which saved her life.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

SUICIDE AN AccoUNTANT.-Henry Creigh-
ton, an accountant in the commission-house
of Gates, Wood Il Mcknight, Memphis, Tenn.i
committed suicide recently by shooting him.
self through the head with pistol.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
Civilization.

A Bowie-lnife seven feet long, presented
by the Missouri delegation to Hon. John y.
Potter, seems to be one of the principal at
fractions at Chicago, in the party which pro-
fesses to be non-combatant ON principle. hoia
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

Edwin Price, of Boston, a noted pugilist,
who lately beat Australian Kelly, has chal-
lenged John Morrissey to fight him within
SIX months for stake of $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

MAcREADY's DAUGHTER TO BECOME AN Ac-
TREss.-Miss Macready, the eldest daughter
of the great actor by his first wife, Will, 1t Is
said, shortly make her appearance on the
Metropolitan boards as trdgedienne.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
Hon. JOhn Bell.

LOUISVILLE, May 17-Hon. John Bell,
en- route for Tennessee, was serenaded this
evening, and is now addressing the people in
front of the Calf House. ....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
From Philadelphia. 4.

PHILADELPHIA, May l7.-Great prepara-
tions for a Union Ratification Meeting for
this evening are being made, with music and
bell-ringing, and parading the streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

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win shye up1psS ~ ASs,i.S' ~ W.. s9s f-d;a
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seas n''e syusS PeS1 ,sa ,Se III,
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that the humane can contemplate with sat
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

Peter Gorke, German, beat his own child
to death in Huron County, in this State, on
Tuesday, and then fed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

Father Chiniqui, in a recent lecture at
Brooklyn, stated the following startling facts;
''In the colony which he represented there
were nearly 300, families and nearly 81 900
people who were formerly Catholics, but who
had renouneed that faith and embraced Pro-
testantism. For three years their crops had
failed, and they wers nov IN great distress.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
RnnWN,s CELERRATED HY.

49, BROWNS CELEBRATEp, Hm. IN
porter, patented December 20, 1859, Every wearer
says that from $50 to 500 would not induce them 70
do without them. sick lady, wearing one, at the
Gait House, has not laid down with her clothes on
for two years. she now lays down with perfect ease
Her father says 1000 would be no inducement 70
have her leave IL or he thinks IL will cure her OF
nplaints caused by clothes hung to the hips, by
any more inyalids bring them on, es we have the
True Samaritan. IL any one will show as gooa a
that lady one to still improve her health and ease.
Hang fifty pounds to this, and Il will not collapse 70
other States, for sale at the Gait House. myl6-d~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

1. O. Il. MN r A M Q II A
AS Tribe, No. 6:-Chefs, warriors and braves
equipped The Great sachem Of the State win be end
appear. Degrees conferred Sealping OF huge ana
nrodgious male face This eighteenth sleep, eighth
run, and thlrtieth breath, flower moon G. 5. 662O
A. W. McCUNE, w. s. ,a,,,,,, - .o D..
myl8-af A. A. E1STEht ". OF ~.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18
Old school Presbyterian General Assem-

ROCHESTER, May 1.-THE Old School Pres
byterian General Assembly met here to-day
three hundred delegates being present. Rev
DR.. Yeomans, of Penn, was elected Mode
rator, and Rev. A. G. Vermilyea Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

The subscriptions raised for Tom sayers,
in England, it is thought, will reach $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

ErORTUNE-TELLING AND PHRE-
II N0LOGY. All persons wishing TO know their
future prospects can have them correctly stated by
MADAME ALVIN, az No;102 FoIHirth-street, cor
ters Concerning love, MARRIAGE courtships law mat
ters aiare aud win tell the name Of the
lady gentleman they VIII marry also the name OF
her visitors. tH. mylf-o"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

esPRING. GROVE CEMETERY q PRO-
- PRI ITO RS, who want their LOts WateIed aud
kept IN good condition for the season, will ind the
underadgned ON the grounds, prepared to attend TO
their orders. tmyl7-f1 TH'M. KELLY.
4 enquirer, Gazette, Commercial and Times copy one
49, week, and charge Press.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-18

$50 APPLEeAIEs cheap Ambrotypes and ext
Melainotypes. Gallery, Fifth and Main
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the constitutional r.'i ~ H.. South! and ia c course o.
his Frtnrks conterdci a! Coi:s.. las powcr e-
late for The territories, er. c;.'iI rrohi, slavery
hu; can "ny le2isia;- for i, pre"" g'rc 1t legally
ta-s Ihis Is the Georgia hcc:ri;" IL ri"tef':, rI
dla:"'i -iiia;,cr sovereignty.
NE Davis, ri Massachusetts. .prk. q! H. conflicting
vlrEs OF both SECTIONS the srbicr. -!ayrrS speaking;
81 II - SIN ual crime before God and aa:-a !.la=
whitening curse I" III: land II rests ana TT :'s: win
walk its -Irfarr
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70 EDITORS AND PRINTERS

f:iE Subscribers ass attention 10 their Stock OF PRINT
1 ING rYPE$, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES, Sc.
.-s Sa?yy OF which ;hey keep constantly hand az
:.sl: i!2= and Stereotype FoGnd:y,
40. SS. Gold street, New York,
A. (Which warrant equal in every respect any niai
,lis- in :S country. and VII! sell The usual terms
-: TX m2a:hs credit FOR approved negotiable notes
-r ~ cent. discount FER cssh.
t.iI g. pc tax in exchange or -; the Customary
,S :! !as re. poand delivered niI!a sixty da,
.a :i.le 4! i;schAs. uttci wise six cents per pc;.i
Wa. EEGAS Ia., {; CO.
l- a:de:ssaca AosSI IL yEClSA, for the above we'll.
ts:sSa-en', can supply III. trade With every de-
.,s.y:ian q
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES CaSES. &c.
goa :he i;ueral ,crIns Having printed "tIcI
ESo .E Cor upwards Of ten wears with type MEi
ether saS.:as purchased :so:a Mrssrs iAGiE Co. .i
13-:sG :cIoac::ua materials from ;hr!t NJ
= r. -tr!..cc.3 - others.
p-cas:. Eonks will be furnished the ;:adc, sad such
-.:.lS5 Jay DC selected Will be forw4r.l-i with dr.
patch. WM. Il. ALLEGRE,
k2..S "EaGrirer'' U3ce Richmond VA.