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How ExrR, Billy SMirm Cor HIS NAnr.--The
Billy Smi,h's' name:
Ills dawn was under the sway of Gen. Jackson,
when Mr.. W. 4. Barry was Postmastcrti"nernl.
and the few fir>t rounds on his ladder Of inmc
were postal, and carried nlong with them resulting
profits. Mr.. Barry was gentleman Of fine pow
crs ms n publ speaker, genial companion and n
gentleman But he had an appetite which wreck
cd his intellect and wrought his ruin. We're it
desirable TO duplicate him for tho IIend Of the
Department. the D~rensatory would indicate the
compound thus Take one part Of Barry and
two parts of brandy y--mx--shnko gently-cork,
and set nwav for use" Law hnd not then guard
cd the contract system. individuals secured
routes and then came in for allowances. Tho
Mcphi>opheles Of the Office was the Rev. o. ID.
Brown, who preached on Sunday and plundercd
the transportation fund all the rest Of the week.
The mode was this: Mr. Brown laid a case of pc
culiar hardship bcf,rc the Postmas.er-Gcncral,
with the claim Of the sufferer for increased pay
of course more thaa double what was expected,
aud quadruple what ought to be allowed. Mr..
Barry exclaimed against thee xtravagance of the
demand. and Mr.. Brown very naiyely proposed to
grant one-half. which done. Mr.. William
Smith was in high favor hence his wealth, hence
also his prcnomen of Extra Billy" A Congress
sonal investigation shortened MIR. Barry's official
lite and he was exiIed to the Court Of Madrid,
then, as now, sort of genteel Botany Bay. and
Extra William returned to his Arcadian oaks Mt
Warrenton afterward settled into the Governor
ship Of Virginia; has since declined to a member
Of Congress.
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A CONGRESSMAN AND Ills WIrE.-A Washing
ton letter-wr!ter gives the following incident Of
the long Speaker contest:
As Barksdale was urging all the opposition ele-
mcnts to unite on Mr.. McClernand lady in one
of the front seats in the gallery was observed to
become very much excited. She coughed made,
signs, and by other means attempted 10 attract
the attention of member belov. Not snoesad-
ing, she leaned far over the balcony, and in On
audible whisper. exclaimed, David David -
member looked up. recognised his better half. CO.
Dfe :. 49,. 81 N:a:n.,:, rcd and then Instantly
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AMERICAN GUANO.

FROM JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered to the Planters Dealers satisfac
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
made by gentlemen In Virginia have side by side
with the eruvian Eide Island and other fertilizers and who
testify 10 Its superiority, importance and value.
II will act soils an immediate well durable fer
tilizer enriching, but not exhausting.
sold al much less price than Peruvian and when
The result will be great II greater
Pamphlets containing numerous certificates from farmers In
Virginia and other States will be forwarded upon application
am OF the American Guano Company In Rich
mon and all packages will have my name with the trade mark
the Company (tle American eagle and will be warranted
pure will be put up In strong bags barrels at the option
Of the purchaser. Price $40 per ton
FELIX II. CAVE 12th street, Richmond,
fb23 MOSES LACY Agent for Lynchburg
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PoLlTIcAL AFFAIRs.-The American party Of
Maryland are to hold State convention in Balt-
more city on the 10Th of April. Tho following
gentlemen have been elected to represent the State
of Maryland in the national central executive conf
mittee Of the constitutional Union party.
For the State at large-Hnn. John p. Kennedy
and Ezekiel F.. Chambers. Far LIST Congressional
district, James Dennis; ID. ii. W.. Archer; Sd,
Wm Chestnut; 4th, Wm. Price; 5th, Frederick
Schey 9th, Hon. A. Randall
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY

e TIE subscriber has just the largest and
"a best stock Of WATCHES AND JEwELEY liai he has
E Il had the pleasure Of offering public; among
4D which may be found Gold Silver Watches; Chains
Fob and Vest; Earrings. Breastpns Bracelets Finger Rings
Neck Chains, and the best lot of SPECfACLES.
Steel, Silver and Gold, among which is the la J-J TX
test patent the best offered 10 the pubc-a Of which he
invites the attention OF his friends public generally
surfing them that the prices will suit
Saug 22ls JAMES DINWIDDIE.
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VOL. .S.-.N0 1Ss.
changed his-seat. small delicate Hst was
shaken at him from the gallery, amid the suppress.
ed mirth Of the spectators

. HARVARD USIvERsIrY-7he .Srikers-Bostcn,
March AT meeting Of the board Of overseers
of Harvard University tbi, mornn, aha Psv
DIR. Peabody, Of Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
was nominated us plummer Professor, in place OF
tho Rev. DR.. Huntingdon, resigned. But the
meeting adjourned till next week without voting.
There wins q great procession Of the strikers Of
Lynn-a thousand women and q thousand men
with the Lynn City Guards and band of music,
to-day Large delegations attended from Masble-
head, Saugus and other places.
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TnE WREcE or THE Observation-Disclosures
March 7.-Mcssrs Edmundston. Allan & Co.. re-
eeived to-day message from harrington, Nova
found on Cape Sable. Tho hair was off, and the
body 80 much deeomposed that ii could not be
identified. A trunk has also been found contain
ing letters to W. s. Boulton; also desk, contain
ing letters to Barry b. Goshen, Lambour House,
Dagshot,
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w ASHIN GTON nlO u s l. =,
I.YNCHRuRG VA

UNIE subscriber beds leave inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has leased for number Of years. the
above well Known and popular House
The TABLE shall be supplied with the hest that the markets
affords and THE BAR with ihc choicest LIQUORS AND CI
CARS.
Attached to the hotel is large and roomy STABLE with
careful and attentive ostlers.
No trouble expense will be spared either the part Of
the propriter his assistants make the Washington Jsf
class HoHse. j. n. ANDERSON, Proprietor
2O-d1y,
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SPECIAI, NOTICE

III accounts due the LIST Of February and
N ready for settlement We earnestly request all friends
who indebted TO both the city and country
forward promptly and make payment Our collections must
he i,f3,. ifra Fl siIG1FR, PETERS 4 co.
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Stoves, Stoves.
s a r.vsr TN atc 70 buy rood COOKING ST0vRshey
are economical In summer yell q In Winter The sb
srbe has ius received supply OF Cooking
N than new Of which uausrAs4 y epes9e
II the manper, at the Stove and Range ysrec9sA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES!


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
II is the best we have scen-- Examiner.
1t does all it proiesses. s.-Enquirrr
No other with t.-Soulh
The work is strong and perfect hrsan Advocate
The most perfect instr,incntt tntrai rresby yterian.
Equal, il not superior, Ia nnl.lranscript.
Decidedly the best-.cf'crs,hinu I,epnl,an
superior 10 AMY rgnia citizen
The best In use-Cupclrr Ots,t tser.
The most complrte.-l;ucLiu.lH cham Register.
The best madc.-N allei Democrat.
WITHOUT a RINAl~-Scicnlic American.
nii.
II took the HIGHEST rEEMIr at the State Fair in New
York.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM AT te state Fair in S.w
Jersey.
II took the HIGHEST PREMlI ut the State Fair in PENN
s,lyania.
II took the HIGHEST PEEMltM State Fair In Ken.
tncky.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the Slate Fair in Hi.
nois.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM Mt The state Fair in Wis.
cousin.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM a, the State Fair in Mich.
igun.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Inii.
It took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Mis-.
sissippi.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM n the state Fair in Mis-.
souri.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair Ia Cali.
fornia.
And at the Fairs in tincnnai tcago ST. Louis Baltimore
and Richmond
A. s. ENGLEDoVE, Sole Agent,
jan 23ts M,N SrnrrT, LyScunrRG, Va.
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

II
IL OPENED-Just opened large assortment, 10 be sold
be sold at reduction Of thirty per Please call
look at them.
dec I2-dts JOHN ABRAHAMs.
WHITE GOODS, T0-wIr: Nansook Jaconc SWISS Book
w and Null Musns Plain. Checked and Striped
Irish Linens. Table Diapers Bliantes DC, just
by lteb l5ts] JNO j. PURNIS, AG'T
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Grass Seeds
FEMALE eOLaEs...

Abolitionlsts Killed in Lynchburg.
lHg way to Kill the Northern nintic, is To bu1
Carriages, Bugges and Wagons. at BAILEY = lst
- Main Street, lynchbnrg and not send Your money
North Ia cne and enable the Aboiioniss make SlarI
Rifles and Spears Ia send 10 negroes 10 Kill lis With.
BAEY was h9rn aud rnsc in Campbell County, aud
making with increased facilities, all the style Carriages,
Rolka~ass ni Bnggies neat aud substantial Also, a kinds
Of Harness Repairing and painting of tarragcs done With
and dispatch.
The subscriber returns his grateful past
ay0rs and socts continuance Of the All asks
examination Of his work, feeling confident he please
bo tn ms 10 quality and price JNO H. BAILEY, Aga
jan BOTS 1s3 Main St, l., ,nchburg Va
A PPIE BRANDY.-Pure Country Apple Brandy, a
"A signmcnt-ior sale low by JAMES BOYD ~ co.
feb lI-ls
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CROCERS.
1860. Hardware lmpOrtatiOns 1860.
SMITH, RHODES g. CO,
IMPORTERS
klkEDW ARE. CUTLERY, GINS,
= "A ID ID l. l.. II y,
AMI ANfSIInR nOT.TTN rT.OTII

IMPORTERS
klkEDW ARE. Cutlery, GINS,
= n ID ID l. T. Il y,
AND ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTH
% Pearl. ST REEr, EIt tlMoND, w.
E Hu~ In receipt Of their Spring Soc embracing large
anl varied assortment touls ascd direct the
Manufacturers nj home and abroad the best aud
l"nucss,c nn They respectful, solicit call from The NJ +.
cunt aud Sadders visiting this market examination
the same confidently assuring them hn they dtcrnn,d Il
~ sell th,Ir goods good regular Louise
this of the Northern Markets. Their stock ia ml aud
complete, embracing, IN connection Win ~ht aud Heavy
Hardware t,nn~, ~Hllc triltf
Buckles, Webbing. Hog skins Lining skins plcut AMI Ina
luclcd Leather, &c., Ac, Ac
cE- Orders solicited and promptly attended l."
feb t5-ctili ldaug DO
Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing NaClinr 10 do tuAE-r tornrs,
AS WILL TurE owN Monh, would de- well too
BARI HOLLIS IMPRoN I'D FAMILY MACHINE. Price
80 $50 and f>1 The following certificate from we'll
known Tailor in this county, who on. had about 70
Instruction this Machin":
1srss snlr Campbell county, Va. June lHh, tS39
Ma WM. ]" fAGEl am we'll pleased with Bnrihulis
Machine and would not exchange II tor any have
hnl no difficulty operating with II any Kind cloth,
the ihekcsi tp the finest mrn Wc,e mq,e
several pair oi Tow Linen pants for have
and operated On six different Kinds ing
Machines bun nrthor's aud Singers the MRchin,
that would recommend Ia buy They the only
much cheapest machine. II simple in constructions
10 understand. anl not likely 10 get oi order Almost
person thai has artholfs operate, nnd Sgcrs
that worked ON last year, give liar"s the preference.
Respectfully yours, Ne, tAROIIS q. ItkRY.
T. : lind no difficulty In getting my wife work Bar
ihofs Machine. They that something great ought 10 hc
done for the that invented sewing Machines Win ih, hut
tie aud Lock Stitch june i6difls L. Il. |.
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General Agent & C.uector, and Notary Pub
TTENDS TO hiring negroes, the sale Of property &c,
"A respectfully solicits the public patronage.
sent 2l-ltaup2rBO
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
A correspondent OF the Philadelphia Press

writing from Washington July sth. says:
The indications of general slaughter are
being manifested Another head has rolled
off in consequence of the devoted Democracy Y
of its owner. The victim is Mr. Whsle, post
master at Albion, New York.
Mr.. Whsle is the friend of Sandford Z
Church, and was appointed through his in
huence MIR. Church's gallant deneanor at
the National Democratic Convention gave in =
finite disgust to the Disunion Administration.
~.,a CO, ro.'enga an Church. Wilsie's head
is taken.
Daniel S. Dickinson counsels decnpitaton
lie says-on the best authority-that there
is no hope for Breckinridge unless terror is
struck into the office holders; and they are
coerced to he missionaries in the evil cause
This, while it shows the venom, also exhibits
the weakness of the boilers.
The Constitution has changed hands again
Bowman left the editorship yesterday, and
an announcement in its columns (last nights
edition) informs its three hundred subscr-
bers that w. NJ Browne is now proprietor
and editor
Browne was pressed, by himselfand others,
for an appointment either in Europe or rs a
Jmmissioner to settle the California bound
AIRY. The rupture of Gwin-who is close
friend of BrOwne-with the President knock
ed the latter on the head
When pushed about some or any appoint
ment, Mr.. Buchanan naively and with his
accustomed wink said, He couldn't spare
him" This doubtful compliment appraised
Mr.. Browne, and he has been installed into
the more doubtful honor of being chief organ.
ist to King james.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

THE Central Democratic Committee OF sac
ramento county met again, Monday afternoon
and stood as on Saturday Eight for Douglas
and eight for breckenridge After good
deal of discussion, the Committee dsbanded'
the Douglas wing going into an ADJOINING
room, when they adopted the following reso-
lutions:
RESOLVED. That all National, Union-Ioving
men, who are willing to sustain the regular
Democratic candidates (Douglas and john
son), are hereby cordially invited to partici
pate in the primary election.
Rcsoired, That we recognize the state
Democratic Central Committee presided
over by Hon J. p. Hoge, as the regular Dem
ocratc state Committee.
Resolved, That primary elections he heid
in the several precincts in Sacramento coun-
ty on Saturday, the 25th day OF August, 10
elect delegates to a Democratic County Con
venton, to be held in Sacramento City, on
Monday, the Sd of September at II o'clock
for the purpose of nominating one State Sen
ator. four Assembly ymen,a and twenty delegates
to the State Convention, to be held on the
5th of September, in the city of Sacramento
The Breckenridge wing called convention
for September 18th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

MARYsvILLE FoUNDEEY.-This well known
establishment, which has been in operation
for the last seven years. is now turning off,
as usual, alarge quantity of excellent work.
The quartz mills up country and the require
ments for machinery generally throughout
the mountains as we'll as in the valleys, keep
this foundry busy. 1t will be seen, by the
advertisement, in another column, that ther,
is no kind of work which this establishment
is not prepared to do.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

SAN Joaquin County CoMMITrEE.-This
body met in Stockton, August 4th, and stood
five for Douglas, including proxy, and FIVE
for Breckenridge. The five Breckinridge
men voted to allow no proxies. which had
always been admitted before, and then pro-
ceeded to pass Breckenridge resolutions
Each branch of the Committee then voted
that primary meetings be called. The regu-
lar Organization or Douglas party called a
primary meeting for August 25th, and re-
commended a County Convention to be
called September lst The seceders. or
Breckinridge party, called primary meeting
for the same day, and County Convention
for September Sth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

AN enthusiastic meeting of the Democracy
was held in HOrsetown, Shasta county, on the
2Sth ult., to ratify the nomination of Douglas
and johnson. Addresses were delivered by
james L. Hart, DR.. j. S. Kelso chairman, J,
and J. Gordon. Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted endorsing the nomination oi
Douglas and johnson, and condemning the
action of the California delegates in with
drawing from the Convention. 1t was also
resolved that a Douglas and johnson Club
be organized.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

FIRE IN SoNoRA.-A fire took place in the
town of Sonora, on the I'd of August, in that
portion of the place known as the "Tigre, 4"
which destroyed some ten or dozen wooden
buildings, of small value. Loss $3.50.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

COOP FOR STocGToN. Stockton is the only
city in California that contains an official
under the Administration who holds valu-
able office that has dared to refuse to aban-
don the Democratic party when ordered by
James Rex. |. This official is Andrew Les
ter, Custom House officer of this port. He
stands by the Democratic organization, and
prefers to lose his head rather than abandon
his principles and countenance the Breckin
ridge party, whose labors point to defeat the
Democratic party and to disunion.-iStockton
Argus
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

ESCAPE OF MUEDERER-A man named
Eli Lee, under indictment in Ell Dorado
county for the murder of miner named
Miller, was arrested near Round Valley, in
Mendocino county, on the 9th Of June, and
brought down as far as Big Valley in Napa
county, when he broke loose last Friday
night and escaped.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

The STATE PRIsoN CAsE.-On Monday the
Sacramento District Court issued perempto-
ry mandamus in accordance with the decis-
ion Of the Supreme Court. ordering S. H.
Brooks, the Controller, to issue warrants in
favor of McCauley ct al. to the amount of
$27O,OO0
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

VALUABLE STUD OF HoRsEs-The stud of
the late Lord Lonnesborough was recently
sold by the famed Tattersal and the forty
animals realized the extraordinary sum of
$l05,00O. In the lot were three stations
one of which brought $4,000, another Sl6,-
900 and the third upwards of $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
MARYSvILLB.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 7th.
NOTICE,

A meeting of the Democratic County Committee for
yuba County, will be held at Marysvle on wEDNES-
DAY. the sth Inst. All members are requested to at
tend T. b. REARDAN,
Chairman OF the County Committee.
Marysvie, August ID, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

The Overland Stage which left San Fran
cisco Monday. took besides nine way passen-
gers the following, who were booked through:
W. J. Freeman, a. Grigsby, VIM. Butler and
John Lee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

TRINITY, SGsKIYoU AND TEHAMA.-The Shas
ia Courier has the following: The Democ-
racy of Trinity are pretty much all one way
of thinking-that is, that Douglas and
Johnson were regularly and fairly nominated
and that all friends Of the good old Demo
cratic organization are therefore in honor
bound to support them Trinity will give
the regular ticket a very large majority
but little less than will old Shasta Mark
the prediction
Our reports from Siskiyou are to the eff.
feet that the regular ticket will sweep that
county 10y very large majority Indeed
according to what we deem reliable accounts
if there is not remarkable revolution in
public sentiment between this and the day
of election, the great North" will notwith
standing the split in the Democratic ranks
roll up its usual Democratic majority.
We have it from relinble authority thaI
the masses of the Democracy in Teham,
county, as well as the greater portion of tn,
eminent men in the party, are hearty en-
dorsers of the regular nominees-Dougla
and johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

Pow Wow.-Some two hundred Digger
Indians, on Monday and Tuesday night OF
this week, had grand fandango, near Tolls
ranch, on Feather river. Where they all
came from no one knows. but they came
focking in from every direction. The squaws
had on their finest toggery and presented a
fantastic appearance. They will probably
dance few nights LONGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

FERNANDO WooD-This well known New
York politician has been opposed to Doug
las, but now declares his intention to support
him. lie says in recent published letter:
If Mr. Breckinridge had the same strength
in the State that believe Mr.. Douglas has,
| would, with far NOR alacrity and spirit,
give him the support | now intend to give to
Mr.. Douglas. We must keep New York
from adding its important electoral vote TO
those which Lincoln is sure of receiving, and
there is no other ay of doing it than to
unite with a viii upon air Douglas
Douglas and his principles are preferable to
Lincoln and his principles. The issue in this
state at the coming election will really be
between Douglas aud Lincoln. The running
Of other candidates, whether it he 3reckin-
ridge, Bell or Houston, is for the benefit of
the Republicans Let all ma ional men,
therefore, unite to prevent calamity 50 Sc
ri1us and incorporating in its effects. Let
rs make it a common cause, and invite to
oir standard the followers of other clnd-
dates Let us treat them irly and liuerally
recognising all anti-Repu|icans as patriots
and friends, and as fellow soldiers in the
great cause Of the Constitution, the ULion
and the Government.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

CATCHING You've GR1zzLIEs. The herds
men employed by VIM. Dennis to take care
of his cattle in Silver Valley, Calaveras
county, some two weeks ago killed large
grizzly and assooed three of her cubs. They
are about the size of II coyote. The animal
had five cubs following her, two of which es-
caped.-San AmdredS Independent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

How IT WAS FOUND. The body of Henry
river. Monday afternoon, was found. yester-
day morning. and buried with due respect
After long search for The body. a number of
the Yuba tribe of Digger Indians were en-
ployed to dive in quest of it. and they very
soon brought it to the surface
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

1S the parish register at Glammis in Scot
land, there is the following curious entry,
dated 1876: "Nae preaching here this Lord :
Day-the minister being at Gortschy burn
ing a witch"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

MURDERS IN CrNoINNATI.-The Rev. II. NJ.
Storrs. Of Cincinnati, has recently preached
a sermon on murder, and stated that during
his residence in that city there had been
more than one hundred murders. or an ave-
rage of two month, while in no instance
had the perpetrator been executed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

The Cleveland Democrat says: From the
returns already in, it is feared that the popu-
lation of Ohio. instead Of advancing, has
slightly decreased within the last ten years,
by emigration or otherwise.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

PUosREssrvE PEoPLE-The Ohio journal
OF Education gives an account of a school in
that State where, out of thirty-fve scholars,
nine boys chew tobacco and five girls are
smokers