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PETITIONs---OFFICIAL.


~ ''' Of the City of New orleaas:
ss .sss II ss ssa N
Ing signed this petition hey pray your honorable body e pass
r nsss ss % as o Making s S
sidewalk south sIdo Of Tepsichoro street, between
The work 10 be done according specifications of the City
Patriek Fi ~ hrs e q feet inches.
c. Bunger, 5t = fHeh
Only that block refuses to sign this above petition;
We The Undersigned willing pay the extent the two
-
y Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.
NouvEIIEoRtKlss, 81 novembrs 1859.
ApHouorabe conseil do Vile dc Ia Nousele Orleans:
/ ES soussignes exp0sent respcetueusememt
que T. mao,s eqnss par Ia ssT q. aysnt gee sste
dormant Controeur de vonde cling jours
davis dams Journal oee eontrat "a construction do
ies Howard T9ee e's SUD '' ia rue
Louvge devra m daceord avec les specifications du
F Fs5ea FNI ts;nn g peds pouces
9. Bunger 81 - .M
I'm seu propretaire refuse gner Ia petition essus.
La longuenr de la banaaette est de l26 peds.
ma lawsw secratare do Board des Aldermen.
.. New ORLEANS, January "A, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Co,tncn ss
Of tha City Of New Orleans:
THE; s undersigned do. owner Of real property
and St Andrew Streets in the Fourth District This city
respectfully petition your honorable body authorize part
of the sidewalk unpaved to be made bricks bodered
enbstone and wooden CUTTERS according the City Charter
Section 49, |"~&
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
FLoRgsGE PFIsTER.
F. Phster, 1874 feet. :
CHAS. CLAIBORNE.
Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen
NouvELLE- oRLEAss, "a Jansier 1850
.tF.tt. Ia. NJ
I e soussfgne proprtetn ire tiu cote ouest de
IL la Dryades, FelcIfe me st An.
drew, dams lie Quae District d. vic prize respecleu
senen sotre honorable corps Dc re bgues ayec
4fefcs Ia Charte de Ii VILE Section No fIs
Hotre sbeissaht servitenr,
FLORENCE PF1srEK.
Florence Pfser est popsare dc 1874 pieds In rus
Dryades.
CHAS CLAIBORNE,
ms LAVISH Secr6taire du Board DIES Aldermen,
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Nouvelle Orleans, lie % faPFier 1860.
JAS A. HOPKINS
M lawSw Secretaire du Bureau deS ASH Aldermen
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Esigned, LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council = -
lsignedl II. T. yENNARD. o.,
p,., ..o. RoBT. HuYGHE ohaiftheh.
ala III 1855 HENRY DUREIs for Comptroller
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04
Literary Notices.

THE PETERSBURG IxlRLLloENcER has made its
appearance in . new dress, and under new auspi-
ees. Mr.. ?. ". Page has again become Tho own
or. and Mr.. Robt. Billing i the editor The H.
rrLLicEScER is Of the oldest aud mos, rs-pect-
pied high position. We hope tina. the new ar.
rangemeut will prove eminently advantageous to
: its Interests, a. We have no doubt it will. Mr..
Page is well known in this city, having resided
hare several years.. Mr.. Boiling Is native of Pc.
tsrsturg.
TIE CUBAN MESSENGER. is the title of hand
some weekly paper, Published 10 the city of Ha-
vans. Cuba. BE. Of which we have received. It
is printed in English. and contains grea. deal OF
interesting reading. r. j. Come. 10 tie editor,
and the prise Of subscription ia IS year. Me-srs.
Scott, Acklry 4 Co.. New York. are agents for
the MEssEsGKR. Those wishing to sub.cribo can
remit to them.
Tag EcLEcrIc MAGAZINE for July. has been on
our table several days. II is an excellent numOer
W. append the table Of contents:
Embellls hment-The Earl of Rlgin; Lord Ma
caulay and his Writing; Papal Rome; Solar
Phenomena; The Legendary Portents; Darwin On
the Origin Of Species; VOWED the Dane Count
of Eisinore; Preaching and Preachers; The state
OF Europe; How Monsieur L.scsrbault iound bis
Planet; Orators and oratory; Life and Time Of
John wyeklife; The Fatal Chain; A Leaf for
LitAe Ladder; Savoy; Snakes have met; The
Steamship Adriaiie; The Earl of Elgin; Literary
Miscellanies.
We hare also received the COSMOPOLITAN Arr
JCRxAL for July, in which we find muci, agreca-
Bile reading and number of handsome embel.
lirhments u Art. lAaong others. it contains !
Iksnsss and 4 Biographical .ketch Of thu gifted
and rising ylxinle SCULPTOR, Wn. R.sp'LPa
BAHSEs Mr.. B. is,rs believe, now in 81. Louis
where no has sscvived number Of important Or
ders.] The Ar. Journal r Opsof the finest mage
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| Psrsasoxs Lassss' MAGAZINE for the current
messh 10 also before =. with iss usual amount Of
eassss.isisg eeassats. Terms, only % agar
C. ) Pssssson. Philasslpbia.-is the Pablisher.
b Bouss R.sisw .ssr Jaiy presents N snusuaI.
y Dne<ressing sshas = ronseo,s. 1t IL IN honor
10 3ss,bsss lissnssse D. Bow should b in tho
hands Of every Ssathern man of letters. Ad-
dress either Washington or New Orleans.
Tss Sourssss FisLp AND FIRC-ipE shows great
improvement sincs the accession Of Mr. Thomp.
son. With fine tastes and large natural gift, he
unites thorough knowledge Of current li'era-
.ure in Europe and America; and thus. especial
~ Ia the provinces Of criticism, arproache. his
subject Knowingly and understandingly. Hall
er know wha, mas been done. bat ought to be d"ne
what 10 dong. or how it should be done. Never
we're such innocen.s allowed to pa, With thunder
bolts before By the way, we must not omit to
advise our agricultural friend. that there arc sere
raj columns Vt this weekly devoted TO agricu 'tura
subjects; and this department Of the magazine is
under the direction of . special editor who is as
much at home in the province Of agriculture. as
Mr.. Thompson 10 10 that OF literature. A more
sgresable and usslal miscellany. Mt 30 small n
price, cannot be found in all the Confederacy and
enaoating IS it docs, from the South. demand. i'm
per.,vely the preference Of all those Of our pco-
pie who desire q weekly magazine.
James Gardner. Proprietor, Augusta, Georgia,
Price two dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

m ~ CORNs, Bunons, Nails growing into tho flesh,
WS Warts and all diseases OF the feet, cured in few
conds, without the slightest par
Arrival OF DR. SIT fTZ from Richmond The celebrated
Virginia Corn Dr. whose will be limited few days
E seser years ag" Dr. 81 who visited tins city. Was obliged
10 disappoin many who eagerly seeking: his aid
count previous engagements hut promised again to wish
fssonaly his former atros aud all who value and
fort nom those disirsng pedal acous should net neglect
the present opportunity his at home
preclndes the possibility of his stay here any time.
From numerous tcsn onais the following from well.
known citizen IL snead formerly proprietor OF Washington
House, Aug 18th, 1877:
"Dr shus 80 sklfl in his profession has we'd rom
aud my wife several hard and son Cornss Bunnns aud
Nails all Of long standing, without PAIN thereby relieving
Immediately We ehccy eoymend him to all sory allc'-
Room AT Norvel House.
Cali early II you do not wish to be disappointed.
iy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

,ary of the Navy; aud Berrisn. Attorney Gene,al.
Van, Burren, Secretary Of State. and Gary, Post
master General. BENG friends OF Eati,n who.
(Eatonl, Of .urse. could have ne other than IN
friendly feeling toward those who had saught to
exclude HE wife frun, high ofhciAl society. Then
came The dissolution VI the Cabiss,--Ean Buren
went Minister 10 England. Eatun % Spain. ksvy
remained in of6es and Branch. fngham md BsF-
rien went out, aud became hostile to General
Jscks,a. These. ] think are the facts Of theeass.
aud had some opportunity Of knowing what
were the facts"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04
Attention Rifle Grays.

Il ASSEMBLE at your .lrmory, Wednesday, the 4,h
Q Inst, al O'Clock, A. NJ, In undress Sumner uniform.
An The regular quarterly meeting o: the Company will take
E place the same Evening" O'Clock, p NJ The members
Vu will come prepared Ia pay their quarterly duea
" Jy4n O. NJ Kelly, o. s.
WANTEDA Principal for the Grammar School Of Lynch
w burg College lie be able to give instruction in
clements OF Latin. Greek. and Mathematics For terms I'D
dress enclosing tesmonals G. V. WINFREE, esi Lynch
burg, Va. TT
~ Richmond WI copy. ...-..
NlRGINIAt ruies held in the Clerks ONCE Of the Cir
en Court OF Campbell county on Monday the End day Of
Larkin \. Kemp and Susan A. f., his wife, PIN,
against
Samuel Adam etors Of samuel Adams decd and
In his own right Edward y. Christian, admir- Isaac AL
decd Jemlah Wade, and Archibald Wade, securities OF
Samuel Adams and Isaac Adams, exors Of Samno Adams
decd Susan Z. Adams widow oflsaac Adams j. H. Adams
Vim. ID. Adams, Richard I. Adams, Sarah Frances Adams
infant under the Of q years. children Isaac Adams
decd Fanny Adams, Jack Adams. Frank Pollard. and -
his wife, - Field and -, his wife and Mrs. - Lee,
Dens
The object OF this suit Is 10 require settlement the
counts Of Samuel Adams distribution OF
late, and appearing by proper atavit he the
dnt Jack Adams Is not resident of this Is
that he do appear here within month af publication
hereof and do what rs protect his
that copy Of this order be published week Tor four sue
cessve weeks tn the Lyncfbug Vnian posted At the
the County Court.
JNo. b. ALEXANDER Clerk '
q. =. MurreiL q. lily 4-s4wl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04
From WASHINGTON.

A collection of the preceding, debates and res.
olutions of the National Democratic Con-
v-ntian latelv held ~ Charle.t.'n. and OF the
three other conventions that foil wed if au'henti
Gated by their responsive presidents and se,frtn-
ries. would be great convenience during the pre-
sidential campaign. II Is intimated in the news
papers of this city that M resolutions compliment
tary to the present administration were adopted.
although it was intended that some favorable no.
tcs should be taken in regard to the President
and Cabinet. But no me appears tn know whe'h.
er 10 tho confusion at Charleston such resolutions
were adopted or proposed or not. But it may be
snd that the majority platform. so called, AMI
PORTIONS Of the other platform correspond with the
views and policy Of the present administration.
The papers continue to publish two different
versions OF the majority platform which is under
stood to have been adopted by the Marylnnd In
s'i'u,e convention and the convention held a.
Richmond. One version asserts the rig hit Of pro-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

PRESIDENT JAcKsoNs' FIRST CABrNEr-A cor
re-panlent oisGhe Cinc'nnal Enquirer cnutradicts
the ,'atement Of the Uon. Amos Kendall, recent
~ published in paper Of this city in relation to
the breaking up Ut Gen. JaaSsaas' FIRST Cabinet
Tic writer admits it to be tue that the quarrel
was among The men and not the women, hut says
that it originated with the latter, & that their hus-
hands afterwards become u party to it. lie
SAYS:
Il will state what was believed in Washington
Mt the time, elsewhere and generally. 1t was
that certain members Vt the Cabinet aud toe fe.
mnles of their families refused to visit Mrs. Eaton,
wife Of the Secretary If War, or to have any social
intercourse with her. These members were log
ham, Secretary Of the Treasury: Branch, Secrs-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

WAsuISorox, July 2.-The democratic politi.
cians here have abandoned all hope of etriirs any
accommodation whatever between their respective
candidates by ajoint ELECTORAL ticket or other
wise.
The oftsn repeted rumors Of the intended re
moyal Of John Heart, the superintendent OF pull Tic
printing. do not appear 70 lie well founded
The President will probably this week remove
TO his samu,sr residence. the Soldiers Home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

In aoosrdance with sime-bonored custom,
lakr will be suspended in this 0f6cs to morrow, to
enable those connected with II to participate in
the celebration Of the national anniversary. No
paper will, consequently, be isssed until Friday
morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04
Pittsylvania Land for Sale

Pittsylvania Land for Sale.
)URStAET 70 the provisions of deed Of executed Ia
shy Avory Mu.ain. the LIT day of December 1850
and Of record In the Clerks Office Of the County Of Pitt
syvania will sell Saturday the 2 OF july Mt The
residence OF Ayory Musain, to the highest bidder the follow
ing property to-wit.
The TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
AvOrv Mu>tain resides onainng between and bN
ACRES, adjoining the lands OF Capt. T W. wooing Moses
Adams and oher md Hes Immediately upon sides Of The
Stage road leading from ri tsylvana Co H Lyaehbure
bout miles north II Chalk Level 1t has fair proportion Of
Creek booma all well dtched and in good state ID, cniya
ton II has reccnly been surveyed and laid three
Ttracts and will be sod either separately in the WHOLE
may suit purchasers.
Also head Of hosea yoke work oxen head of cattle
all OF his household and kitchen furniture plantation too
wagon OK cart bead Of sheep stock Of hogs two houses
toacco parsel 81 old tobacco, gun, side saddles
mans saddie and all the increase of the above stuck
Terms The land will be sold credit Of twelve
months equal insamenta the purchasers executing bonds
with ample security, bearing interest the day AID
the personal dit Of six months the
cutting bonds with lie security bearing
the day Of sale except for under dollars which
for cash.
The title TO the above property believed be good but
acting Trustees shall convey such title only vested
in us by the deed oftrust.
VIM. H. MUSTAIN, lr.
Jy 3-cawtds VINCENT DICKINSON, { irosees
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ELECTORS.

Il, ps.rr,cr-I. H. cHANDLKR, Of Norfolk City.
en- TRAVIS II. krPs, of So,iavay.
-, ass-s..ess fH0af AZ BRucE, 81 HsffAx.
IsTS n THOkSfON. Of Prince Edwar'
IN JAnHs u JUJl NeON. Of Bedfsd
a. " 81 eCOTT, Of Po~haian.
II. IEnUEL J. bUwDEN. William burg
So JOsEPa CHRISTIAN. u Midilcs-x.
an r. m eHACKkLf0kD, 81 Faaqaier
a. AEDREw r. KEyNEDY. OF Jefferson.
iY,a A II a. STUART. OF Augusta.
ie.,. n STAPLES. Of Montsr .mery
"a. wALTER PRESTON, Of Washington
- J. T. JACKSON, IT,. OF Wood.
~. A b. CALDWELL. OF Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

STEAMSHIP GaHAr EAsrERx.-. Notice 10 hsrcbv
given that the Great Eastern will bo pfeparcd
fr the reception OF visitors on Tuesday. the 81 "
July between the hours Of nine in the morning
aad six in the svenipg TIC price Of admission is
fxcd at une dollar esch for Adults, and fiv cents
fer children undertwslve year. Of age. By order
of the DIRECTORS 80 ~ ,ssss
J. H. YATES, Ssct'y.
New Yoax, Jolly 2 1850. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

10 from my pesure, about miles from 1ynchhurg On
ISS Forrest Road, on the ii lust. one BLACK HORSE,
XIII medium si1c marks recoleeted; q ll,l LAGER
formerly owned by crawfrd OF Lynehbarg Aso ne
same time, and from same place ROME CANADIAN
STALLION PONY Any information concerning the m viii 81
thankfully received and suitably rewarded Y
Ny address 10 Lynchburg. f. q
HAa JAS H. ARhIsfEAD, Horss. Road, (,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

Tkse EDUCATIONAL will be understood rsfssssn shOe
"a Heds generality
ASh=z-ercen-noss oaeriag;
prime
BEAxs- None Offering -
BEEswAx--32G-3 cents.
BrrrkRaarkct well .uppliedFresh 1870 20; sale for
Firkin.
cqsssaylly lasgesales So to s. Yellow So s1X for
ConS MsAL--l'enty and duh at sj0s7k centa
CExExT-iames River 81. S0lDs2.0u.
DnEp fkrIr-No sale
FLorG-The receipts continue ght-with good Demand
quote supernne tG25 Extra 100; Family e675.
FLAxsEEI.-sl .l2Gtl.l3 ccris
PBAyssEs-s4fn45 ceota -.r-'-i -
FKRrnnEgs-,upply ample. No. Peruvian Guano s5Z,n
- g Rfesc's Manipulated 9uano to2bD; sonl
brsro Guao $500; Mexican Guano fx5O American Guano
So0 Rhnlea Phosphate OF Lime fooO kumns fhosllo
Peruvian {525O Ruin's bone Ash Guano ~ 30: Ruff
nus Tobnc Manure $41.5. Runlns Ground Bone Ash f'
Fowe Co.'S soluble Phosphat-l Peruvian 0uano aao
Dusu,ds Bonc Dust kufn's Iolsrco Manure s45so
,'round Plaster in bulk f90o: In bags barrels s1i0B
0RAS- sEKDs--No sale t'AH
Gissr SG.--f06t rs cents.
HA,.-Baled II ladl u 80: p wagon load u oodeti15
lRoS--Mnaitara *yvG1tl D Ton.
LAED-auppiy good Mt II M 1i2 cents
LGNE.--IhDmasiOwn 8, 20 Mountain ~.
ONIrN5--Nu sale
olT.-,saf tiisasia5 e Io Ms; White 80 Black IS
cents Il bl.h. OF 80 bs.
PEAs.-So Biar.ct ed Offering: Cow Pea u 8SQt$ 1D.
PoIA1ors- White Mercer sTG1ti.
ToBAat ,itccis continue large with an improvement IN
lie price fr Eri.f Working an Exrn fine Wrapers"f
which, mnch Is found In The present CROP lsge pt"n
low price quote dark Lugs at t2oe1soo; bright
ground 1.s 81 0OGl $780, dark Leaf shipping and Stem
nng o. got $50 working Leaf ss5oDS2oo; bright wrap
pcrs $40 0,6l fG0O0. f.... .
Wnr.r-aec,pts continue ilsh,-saes are being
smull ray Al.304S IL IS for prime Red and White.
Wool Un~ashed 20 10 ~ cts. Washed 81 10 30 a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04
Land near Lynchburg.

OFFER for sale my FARM on Big Opossum Creek, mes
from the City contans 2 70 ACRES, about one III RI
cleared al least so probably Acres which, gI low
ground The qua q the land the crops VIII SHOW There ere
Is an abundance Of ine stone, accessible Nenr inc
DWELLING 10 q YOUNG ORCHARD of clpiee Fruit, ksfai
containing some or 4oo Trees goody portion Of tie
uncered iauis hnsIt timbered, being In original growt
As shalt BE- absent until October November ne1t
would refer any wish ny terms, &c. Mr. H. D.
Sumter Hinrtous Hill .f.
je 2o-ts(R Rep copy.1 T. C. JENNINGS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04
Terrible Tragedy Last Night.

TWO MEN sHOT-ThE MURDERER ESCAPED.
A horrible tragedy occurred last nj hi. few
minutes before taelyc O'clock. in the vicinity Of
Eighteenth street an! Third avenue, in whichtw
men were shut aud instantly killed by third per
son.
The names Of the killed are john ". Mathews.
produce dealer in Jefferson Market, and John
Walton. who recently resided at 25S West Twen-
ty third street. The name of the murderer We
have not learned.
1t appears that tho deceased persons ,nl the
murderers had quarrel Of some rnlure and
That they accidentally met Mt the hour named u.
bnye. mt tho corner of Eighteenth street and
Third avenue. The murderer Immediately poin-
ted "A pistol ut Walton aud shot him in the head,
behind lho ear. and then up Eighteenth street
t. Irving place, and then down living place, pun
sued by Mathews, who overlook him near Six
teenih street, when Mathews was turned upon .nd
shot in the breast in the region Of the heart. II"
fell, enchanting II am killed! 20, I'm dead
mani" The murderer ran up Sixteenth street
towards Fourth avenue crying Police.
Walton was tnken into the drug store on the
corner where he was shot, and the wound atten-
ded to, but he survived only Il few minutes. Ma
thews WIS also carried to u drug store in Third
avenue, but he ceased to breathe before arriving
therc.-N y. Herald
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

Liverpool Fine and Coarse Salt.
. MN SACKS "Jenries " Daley rim. Salt
C,OOO we saaks Ground Alum, direct Importation
For sale BY tmay 81 A. g. LEE, Richmond va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04
Great Bell and Everett Union Meeti ng in
Lancastor Pa

The Tni,n man oI L,n .,.,s, countv belJ , noss
Buchanan. ON tho 9th inst. Tho Onion Clut of
that riiy il claimed to have been the frat or
ganizcl III the keystone State and right we'll
lid II MAINTAIN i,s reputation rs first ut this great
gathering. The meeting was rresi"d over by
Hon Daniel H. LEIGH Hon Hcury NJ Fuller
nj lressel the meeting in "A long aud eloousnt
speech. hitting with ey.n-bnu,i.d Justice the acc
tiunnl agi,a,,rs North aid South. aud presenting
III the persons Of Bell and Everett the only olive
traleh Of concord. He was followed by Col
Se,m ur and +. c. PecLin. During the evening
Delegations were continually pourine in from the
and ,ransrarcnces bearing NOTICE. nicntiye Of
the national feeling Of the yeomanry Of this old
hig strong hold OF Pe"nsyNnnia Am""g these
10 ~ rs were suen "s ihe tennessee BELL VIII
tell thr d"a'h,kneil OF se't''nal'sm wherever 1t
II hear' we want Statesmen not Ka'l-spi't-
ter M ia'th IN kntten tn'ls' The lnion
sale IN the amos oil Bell and Everett etc
Alter the .prnk'ng, which continued TO u late
hour. the several speakers were sere"adeJ at
th',r houses hy the Band OF the Lancaster Fen
eihles.
hatihcatlon Meotlng In Delaware.
A State Convention to rntify tho nomination
of Bell and Everett is called to meet at Dover.
July Eth. Eloquent speakers will address the
n,semhlaee, and u tremendous outpouring is an
tcipa,ed
The Louisville Democrnt ;nform. ne TINT tho
Douylas md Fitxpat,;rk Dar,,cra,s k;,,djad ali
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

A TERRIBLE STREET FIGur IN MADISON ARK
To Mr.. j. W. Barnes, express ageat VA the Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad. indebted Cor
the following particulars of bloody street fight
which took place in Madison, Ark, on Tuesday
evening last. The difficulty refrrei to nec ured
between Mr.. John H. Cole and Col. }. II. Trge,
the latter Of whom is supposed to DO morterIy
Wounded.
There had been considerable quarrelins durig
the day. and it WAS supposed by many that there
would be no fight but late in the evening of
Tuesday last til" parties met Mt the sore OF
Messrs. Common Jnhnson's family grocery e.tab
lishment and each 6rcnd their pistols some two
three times. Mr.. Cole escaped entirely uniu
jured. while his opponent has thr'c balls lo1gcl
in his body; one in The head, back Of the ear !;
one through the region Of the liver, aud third
just above or in the hip. 1t is Thought. We IN
der.tand. by the hysicans that there il little
n" chance for Col. Irse to er.- Memphis
ENQUIRER.
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Attention Military!

SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, by Gs,. Eagene Le Cal Ssh
~ Kcgt N. Y. s. NJ.
HARDEEs TACTICS,
SCOTS TACTICS
CAVALRY TACTICS-For sale at
jc 30-ts CYEED'S. 1923 Main ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-04

HEADQUARTERS l3lST REGIMENT. :.
n June. ~, ls6dl :
81 GEsEEAL ORDER No a. Order Of the day for 4na July,
III fe National Salute will be fred al sunrise, by the
WI "Lyneaburg Artillery"
lV u Military column will be formed at 81, A. NJ, on low
~ end of Nam St. facing west % Troop the right ()
Home Guard 90 lhr Grays 90 L,nehburg Artillery % Civic
Bodies WIN TO Join the column, reporting to the
Commanding Officer for instructions.
ILL., The column will up Main ST. TO West, up West to
Church, down Church TO l2, l2th Court ST. Court
ST. 10 the Court house. thence after firing vorya to the Fair
Groundh
" AT ia" Fair Grounds Declaration Of Independence read
10y Sam'l ID. Preston.
oRATioS. by Chas NJ Blackford
V. Pic-Sir. Dinner &c
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