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, 1860-09-11
SOUTHERN ATTACK UPON mETIs-
-UDiSm.

"e have before lis copy Of the New Or.
leans Christian -Adrscate, tie organ ef the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, in which
alaborea attempt is uado to connect the Meth
odikt Episcopal Church will The incendiary
and insurrcctionary movements which have
lately transpired in .Te1as Admitting TINT d
se'sllo insar1echon has heu planned in that
state-that tho negroes we1e supplied with
large quantities ofstrychnine with which they
were instructed to poison the wells and the
1ood OF their owneEs-that with the exception
Of the best looking young women who were to
bs reserved for moro terrible fate, all the
whites were to be Unfortunately slaughtered
that secret areeua's Of guns, pistols, ard
other arms were established in dinertnt local
lt'es ior perfectine the work begun by fire and
poison; admitting, we Eay, all this to hare IN
actual existence, in Texas, as claimed. by the
pauie~stricken people Of that Slate: we afe
so!emu!y and emphatically assured b7 The
New Orleans Christian 4drsca{e that it il the
fruit Of Methodiam As believed sud TAUGHT in
the Tree states-that the conspi1atorss already
in Texas are but tho adyanoe e,;s7d of ,ur1
men as Bishop James Dr. Abel' stovpna Dra
Thomson. Kinpalsv E5dr Haven .na F,;o,t
editors Of The Method;.t c6n,sh orr,n,
and the entire body Of lid membership
VIII, hold to their tsoch;nns n
Of whom. if. permitted tos G,ss ;nto tho
slave States. would at orca anosna :, tha
work Of rapipe. Of slaughter and daso1,tion
by fire, by poison and by arms. mora d:a.
bolical sland.r against Me,bod;sm oc,inst ttc
leading men and ORGANS of that dono,n;,otion
and against the ma,z or tha ~. mhar,,,;o hoa
never befcro been ncnned W. ,h,,1 ~ -
them the iniustice to e,tsr ,,non ,,,a;. 5oe.ns.
To do go would imply TINT thero ia a,nat,,;nn
either in lhe lives cr. fbc;.;o ;,,o, ,,s --...
men, or in the doctrises IN which ,har ho,a
and wllicl. thty preach, that xvo,,1d .so,n -
warrant the fierdi,h assault IT I'm W. a..
leans paper. 4 mere sta.cmant cf n. ,,,,.o.
Is the bent and rnost icomn,a,o rof,,.,;.n ,.,t
can be uode /. md no,h;n, e1s. o,,,,, ~. -
otughly fasten up,n it's authors the f;,,1 neor.
ure Of deyllish atrocitv that nn.t h,ra ~
spired the utterarco Of ,he mons,ro,. ,;ho,
III but 2 few dars ,:nca nor ..,h.u-
Bewley, q Methodist CLERGYMAN r,s hur',
by these Southern bloodbnnnd, -, ,ha n-a.
tence that },e Ind ;rt7,orood a.. e f'e
revolt nr Ra,,aw :. - ~
b-tb h,d ,o,,. 49,. ~
a sinc,,yo,1r l;rd ,,a ..::.,,s. "s0 ~
nura and h,oma,a.s III ns.r"N 4,.1>4' 'A' o''>'
ber Of the Methodist rn;scon., ck,.., -1:.s .,&:
at ths South. il eouiya1cnt ~ h.;nr = pa..s,
1ican. and ,hev hunv linn m 49, 49, ..,, =,
h.ye hung a dog: and such ;onrn,,s .. ~.
New Orleans Cdristan adr,eot. ,,.,.,,, ~ :.
m,,rdcrera. .ve,r n.moo.,t:. ~
sonth ,,ronorncoa tho ,ot;a,, ,:er.s & , -1
m Dsmocr.,;c ,,c,n ;, 49, g.. >
, 1860-09-11

The election in Maize, yesterday, called cut
the largest vote ever piled IN that s!ate.
Our returns are quite meager, but they show
Republican gains, and Indicate the election Of
the whole Republican ticket by large ma
,ori,v. Maine is another Of the States visited
By Mr. Douglas in his pious search for his
mother and the grave Of his father, and while
there be was betrayed into making number
Of tepeeches- Thar effect appears to have been
precisely the game az in Vermont.
, 1860-09-11

~ We understand that Hiram sibley, Esq,
President Of the Westerz Unisn Telegraph
Company, has goneto Washington for The pur-
pose Of negotiating With Mr. Cobb for the coz
cetsion 10 his company Of the contract for
building the Pacific Telegraph Line, ~ provid-
cd for in the bill passed at the Last session Of
Congress. Tbs company for which Mr. sibley
asts propose to take The contract precisely as it
now stands, and To fnish 1t within the tin1c
specified in its terms. Notwithstanding several
months Of thst Tins have already elapaed. The
aWestern Union" il a'strong company, and
abls to carry through the projectsd enterprise
to 4 successful termination.
, 1860-09-11

Extra copies Of yesterdays PRESS AND
TRIBUNE, containing the full aeoouat Of the
'awful dissster to thu Lady Etgia, can te pro-
cured At ths counting room, 81 Closk street, Il
wrsppers, ready for mailing.
, 1860-09-11

Republican County Coavcntlon.
TIE Republicans Of Cook Ccupty Ltr=hy todted
ha. Coaveatou viii Le hld at the Wlgasm In tie city
Chicago Iustd y, tie 18th day o: erseber instant.
o'clock for the purpose Of nominating eandi
dates for the following named of6e =. gil.:
i State SeuAtos for this Scna.o:.a1 D:sttic..
sheriff
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
Eoionc.. and
stasets AtA1nsy.
Thee viii also b4 nomhated 1t tic te aud place.
two czntdates each for tho Heus Of Representatives, In
The a7d ny seventh Eep.eeentatase Dst-te
Ths several WAds and Towns will be entitled repre-
kentauon in raid Convention ~ follows, viz:
, 1860-09-11
Herbert ingram. EkI., m. p.
The lnss nf this distin rui1 ed and mnst n nsefnl


1aeFotft AneF&ns Hhl.s III. r.
The loss Of this distinguished and most useful
man IL an event 50 to he eerettel That althouch
.--,--r
no WAS UNKNOWN 10 nearly ou OF our feaoetS'
y.t We would fam strew garland upon the
hier of the propFietor as we'll as the protector
ri. To,Jan 1i..t-n,~4 H1,,. .. l.. ia. ~
" 'A@' -. ..- 49, 80.
one oi the pafiofs Oh Ice of1ees Aoase. LIS
visit here was 4 short o3e. but while here he
was rith his accustomed energy making IT.
-..,anan,, tn h.. sunn,;.3 v;,h v;.r. .rd n+b.r
--.s.-. -.,..,. T.. a.. ......,;. - a.. rs..s.
matss1s felanng 10 ING metfopolia OF tae North
west These papers in Chicago will be read
with an almost solemn interest in ENGLAND. a
~. - ,.ra,v f~on, ~. nh, -. =, -
= sof. 81 4eEs.s tto" ono WY n1a 30 4'ng
served The fooAe, anu Fhose paper has been the
companion Of many hearth. Thu reWs OF his
death on board tho Inflated LADY El.
z,.n q -,echs. r,o,.nd -;,1 .,odn..
EO' w. se' "." p'"ou'e
Inc most pfo1oano sensanon throughout
| the land, md will BE- 1kmented BY erery
,.ven,ner thronchout Tim Kinydom
-,
LIVES 'ne impression u some IN inc Row.
M. Ingram would not mako = SUCCESS Of h;s
then nntr;,a efTort +. but bow conn1ete,v NJ
49,. ~n,.t.[sn 1.+ n. <,-,on. oth.- ,.,..s w
when aaop!eo nls .uggesnon oear 'ae'f Silent
hnt expressive Iestam2ny.
Iae nonoEeo nstnpsf 10. nph.oa !,n "As sell
1ae sn' "I r. r. pcsst Gst,sa "nn auen nui
, 1860-09-11

mes6FH. Arnold aud flalos4 Appo1ut-
kNehts.
Messra. pLA7o and ARNOLD, candidate for
Presidential Eleetor. and candidate for Con.
9ress, will address the people at
0sne.a, K.ns Go; Thursday evening, Sept, 1ah
E{e11lnk, VI Hhltes dc Cc.,.. Ffsuay 1th
, 1860-09-11

The above committee will meet this {Tnes-
day) evening At II o'clock, at Parlor No. Of
The fremont House. 4 full and prompt alien
dance il required. ~ J. An1ok; Prrs't-
JouS G. N1LLIE, Sec'y. =
, 1860-09-11

Secretary Raker's Appointments.
Hon. James q. Baker, -Ssc1etary o. Sta.e Of
Minnesota, m eloquent and txl.1tcl speaker,
will address the people st the following places,
in connection with Hon. Owen Lovej,5:
nlzon:: Tuesday. Sept. II
- cahtHdAys IL
9ASs@a II
0elf11<fo. .t3lt2y,
, 1860-09-11

Nisfory or The koeIsfy-.7ht G5osHds..-sd-
snIrabf< <.srrAHEsnsenfs.-IFIae Promd.<
Of 4ueeesS-..EaeksoHrf rfiie, etc.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept s:h. 1860.
Tbs Illinois State Agricultural society was
Incorporated under that title in tho Tear 1858,
having for its aycwed object The promotion Of
agzneral better understanding Of agricultural,
Horticultural, manufacturing, mechanical and
housshola arts. Fer this purpose it is allowed
to held real and personal estate, the former only
to the amount Of $4,000. To further the OBJ
jects Of the Society, the State, in the year 1857,
appropriated IN annual sum Of $1,000, to te
used in The payment cfprem,ums. The officers
Of The society arc elected BY delegates from the
several county agricultural societies, upon the
third day Of each ANIMAL fair, thus uniting in
sympathy with it the county organizations.
The chief uss Of the annual fairs held by the
society has been clearly stated by Ar. Lincoln,
IN his agricultural address Of 1851, a being to
aid in improving the great calling Of agricul-
ture, in all its departments and minute dlvis-
ions; to make mutual exchange OF agricultural
discovery, inform alton and knowledge, SO that
at the end, al may know every ytbipg which mty
have been known 70 but 1as, or 10 but jtto, at
the beginning; to bring together especially all
which is supposed to not be generally known
not only to brin: together aud to impart all
that has been accidentally discovered, OF in.
vented upon ordinary motive, but By exciting
competition for premiums, ard for the pride
and honor Of success-of triumph in ssme sort
Ito stimulate discovery md invention into ex-
tzaordinary activity
So generally have farmers frcm every section
concuned in the advantages and benefits Of
such m institution, thlt each succeeding Jesr
has added to the interest and usefulness Of the
society, till it's annual cattle show aud fair has
become marked feature, longed for and looked
forward to by our largest class Of eit:z:ns, and
calling together regularly larger aasemblage
| ofreople than can be collected together for any
| other purpose Of eause, whether moral, social
or Political.
The grounds selected are admirably well
adapted for the purpose, conpritirg about thir-
t. acres, the greater portion Of which is shaded
with roble, wide.spreading elms. The various
buildings and conEeniences are fitted up most
ercditabiy to The enterprise Of the citizens of
Jacksonville. Taken oil in ell, the grounds and
buildings ara: the best ever yet gotten up for
Fair purposes in this State. The excellent co.,
dillon Of the grounds, and the great Enthusiasm
manifested by every one present, has infused
the best Of spirit into the oticsrs and friends oi
the Far.
| It is anticipated that there will be an i'm.
n,ense crowd present during the next week.
This is indicated By the large number Ct en-.
tries that have been already made, and The
number Of tirEets snId Last vear fhere uers
, 1860-09-11

Reception OF Hon. Vim. FL. Seward.
At En- adjourned meeting Of the committees
appointed By tbe different Republican orgaui.
zhion Of the city and county, to make arrange
ments for the reception Of Hon. Vim. II. Sew
ard, on the second day of 0,tober, the follow
Jag Recsptiop Ccmmittee xere aonointed-
, 1860-09-11

EThs city Of Rochester, n T., has pop
ula.ion Of A., ,o9s-sn iucrease Of 1855 siaes
1850, sad /, ,9la since 1855.
, 1860-09-11

nAsss0s. sept- 10, laan.
Yeu have pnblished from day to d,x4h,.
Hon. Owen Lovtjoy would addTess Tie n,on's er1s
Of Relvadere, on To 1tth inst Tnsre 4 sp.e pa
port current in this vicinity that tbEt rne-t;rr
end that report has been sanctioned in sorn.
Republican journela. Please info, N us throuch
your columns, how the matter stands that thers
mty be Go confusion or uncertainty in thn
premasea- Truly yours,
- o. 8. Jkyks.
We presume Mr.. LoTejoy viii GIL his appoint.
ment as Relvidere. Ths above is the first init.
naasion We hAre hid to the contrary; md We
~ quits confident there IL no foundation ia,
ptFua'os 70 which OF correspondent alIudea
, 1860-09-11
Hon. Richard KAtca,
Republican candidate for Governor Of Illinois,
will address his fellow citizens On political top
lcs It the f0lloHiuc lines and nlaees In nit.


Major EEe1eatonsa Arpoint1ncnfs.
Major Eggfeston. prominent Ohio Re2ubli-
e4n, viii address thu people at the following
places, In connection with othcz speakers, On
the daya menhorcd:
sduesd4y .Scptc1atc- T..
Hnen4 TEur.d1y -teptenbtr Il,
RA!y1dcIc Sett mbct n
, 1860-09-11

SCENES At TIE CORONEKS' OFFICE
YESTERDAY
, 1860-09-11

Action ofour Auth critics and Cltfxcnl
, 1860-09-11
Our City Clergy on the Disaster.

4 TESTIMONIAL TO Ills FAMILY.
, 1860-09-11
THE GREAT DISASTER
LOSS OF THE LADY ELGIn.
Additional Particulars.
TR4RIY-THREE BODIES RECoV-
Erred IN ALL.


A COMMITTEE SENT DOWN BY TIE;
CITIZENS OF MILWAUKEE.
, 1860-09-11
TIE RETURN OF THEIR DEAD.


TRIBUTE OF RESPECT BY QUE
CITY AND FIREMEN.
, 1860-09-11

Gov. KoeFuersn Appointments.
The Hon. Gustarns kcerrer Will address his
fellow citizens, in ths German language, at the
fn1lowinV 4ineE and n.Afes.
, 1860-09-11
Neln anhfrtise111cut8,

WANTED-To Banks, BANKERS
Ioootr.- 10: NJ narr1sd na2, IN Aue.fAa. who hss
IA Ny =. r"9s Ae+pes leilts and c.h:es bun
neA ot e21ner. er ~ou.I travel. AdlIe ~C.-Ez" u
NE ae1ca u thia pspe.. ttit1lt
, 1860-09-11

ROARD WANTED-A gentle
- man ard bis VIE desire ttard Il pYsvats family
flsssant O. soo md shess tax1e Il sthsr hca'drs
Adtfe1+ Box 1850. at1ltlt
, 1860-09-11
DELL AND EVERETT MASS
- MEETING,
At METROPOLITAN HALL.

Tuesday Evening, september IL, 1860.
Hen. GARRETT DAVIS Of Kentucky. snd Co. JOHN
=. .w1LL'ANS Of tast .o III. $. vii addteas The eet
seated his ii trt in CopEr7* for JesTs vitb dn-
Ruishei hol or and AID one II ih mn.t abe and
eloquent defend nj the Tot uon the Eion h1
u ed Sta.e4. Col. vii Inns eo7est aole to d.
bate - he was brave and saant IN satt where he in
NrxIeo tho kobF1q3et VI & ,ruoJ hn" L+t the id
LII Whgs. Republicans. aud DENT e1at.. al tz1n cut
Come cone al, wnh -FOUR w:v and daugh en-, md
tut!utal UnIeu rattT. Seat, reserved of so alIe..
.el1d3Q1L
, 1860-09-11

ITO RENT-First-C Class Stores to
- Rent Tao.+ two lazg. stores In Forlant Beek
ta,b7r s7ea recent occupied By tho Nex Yt1k var
~ re G1a p4ny: ana A. Fttdln Apply to J. r. Parker,
10 Il RAsh1hk don ST Il. AeI1-4 Q-lEa
, 1860-09-11

TO RENl-7The three.story Brick
= Hoaie. WITH kitchen All e,lar basene.t 10. l7G
Ps.tr. clo:sts With IRE laees x4tes s.1 re.se.:
t.qa T. ,st tS1Tbst 1s4t Apply 10 EDWARD xcCuH-
1876. ~A - .oIfvi.
, 1860-09-11
}3rcss u CribunG,
IoYns ApfscuAAlnTs Rct ~ cen Senator
Txum bull and u. Il. Ficklin,

&HE&
Joint discussions en- the political topics of
the day will take plane between Senator Trum-
bull And Hon. .. B. Fick!.a {Douglas NOMINEES
for Presidential Erctcr) ut the following times
, 1860-09-11

A. J. Growers Appointments.
4. J. Grover, Republican candidate for Pros-
eentiug Attorney for the sth Ju:icial District.
will speak es follows In Wit.
, 1860-09-11

ITO RENT Retail Grooer's 1T.
- tsotion-store 30. 80 Sutc street. Tbs test 6t4ad
u t6t ety fur 4 fir c'asa 'any g.rcery. Afply 10
"AISnN AATluEHs. Umce Nc. Na.News Bfcck.
, 1860-09-11

WANTED 1MMEnIATELY.-
sF koodt tecoud MILLER fully abr to dre.s stase
Laoefal w7ges .u be pad Also EAGIalEE " tu,,
boiler md euktee. 1Equlre Of
a.c. LIVINGSTONE i CO.
, 1860-09-11

WANTED-A Housekeeper to
take full charge Of 'arse kouse. Nt. nced 40
Plt exept fho.e pesscty compe.~nt II ru hase pow
i1n 8fstef es and t1e entire ehka Of table 4nd
house. address Boz 45. With re-! aad resi- e:et
, 1860-09-11

II r..o,ved tn tu,n mt T., f,,, ,.-.d. -
n inv;ts all ;he niIi,a5, Of thu .,,n;n,n1 t,-r,
and of Chicago to participate in the solemn
occ.s;on. The chicaco m;l;,.,v iii ha roc.;--
"a ,t the derot On their arriva, tber.
f,ur sn.e;a, reporter WIN .ccom,.n;ea N.
train. vii, ad,t.a ns. in time f,r onr ne,t ;,.na
oftbs erents Of dav most memor.hl. for onr
.;.ter ritz Tbe.e dead ala, .ro h,,. . ,,,.1,
frat ;n,t,1nent tn oo for-,rd fron ~, it,
even If onlv hall of thu hodie. NJ -;ot;n,, ~.
rrcoyered.
,,.,,n,,,r,
''o' o.
4 delegation Of citizens Of Coldwater, Mich
'gan' tue late residence oi Capt Wilson reach
Gu nus e1t3 lass Evening. my 'ntolm os mat
oa' VI sne 'asse'' euo 1oNA 10es:lne "ee'ng'
e'et nelo IN 'na' p1aee' spon'snsoos'5 came TO-
ge'ner u 1as an'emeeaeo ot INC ta1e OF sheiz
brave toHnsman. Tho COMMITTEES are to await
some days the recovery Of C.pt. Wilson's re-
, 1860-09-11

INFORMATION WANTED OF
l. the whereabouts Of Jsh7 F'ed Kuhn, formerly nf
Na1itoWs who irt: ttl aty few wstk3 1k
II the county. Slice hs ans:s tIs hocs4 hAa ban
bnued, AID t wte aud :auEy Ia des: tute cr1cnn.
stsnrtt ANY inosmaon In I'd t, HIM sent 10 r,
NLUfD, LAG lntsans auest, will b. tnAnsfully re-
eelyed. asll4at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
OBITUARY.

Died, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Sunday, lst July, BENZ. j. DuvAI, in the 3lst
year OF his age.
This amiable young man left Lynchburg, the
place of his nativity, about four months ago, to
push his fortunes in the greet Southwest. lie
soon obtained in Memphis, a most eligible situa
ii IN in business, and now comes the messenger
Death and dissolyes all his earthly ties and en-
gasements!
1t will console bis afflicted relatives AMI friends
to know that during his ilinoss he received the
best medical attention, and was nurscd ami watch
ed over by many sympnthizing friends, and Ivy
his OWN desire received The spiritual consolation
of on eminent Episcopal divine. p.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
Extract from the minutes.
WIN. 8. HANNAH, Secy.
TIE FousrH IN LIBERTY ..-The Bedford Sentinel

THE FouKrH IN LIBERTY The Bedford Sentinel
says: -" We have merely tine AMI space to say,
that the GLORIOUS Fourth" was celebrated in this
place, in quite nm appropriate nm imposing man.
ner. The Declaration of Independence was read
by Mr. Vim. g. Claytor, andihe Anniversary Ora
ton delivered by L. A. Sale Esq He was fol-
lowed by Rev J. r. Waggonner. in an eloquent
address on ..W oman and her Influence" During
the intervals between the speaking the "Jordan
Cornet Band" discoursed sweet music. The spa
clous Baptist Church. during the exercises. was
crowded to it's utmost capacity, much the larger
portion of the audience being composcd of some Of
Old Bedfnrd's fairesl daughters. Not the least at
tractive feature In the cercmonies Of the day. was
the military display made by the "Clay ORA
goons." Capt. Terry. which g eatly added to the
interest of the occasion. This Tr,mp is IN honor
TO the county and the State. Bat. perhaps the
great attraction Of the day was the "Ladies
/. Feast" which was inaagurated at the Court
house, and progressed in a manner highly sat
sfactory, no doubt, to the parties most interest
ed. 4"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev A. g. Brown of the NJ. 4. Church,
will by Divine permission, preach at Tyreanns
Chapel, on Winston's Hill, on Tomorrow Sabbath
evening at o'clock, p. NJ.
Rev. j. @. Shepperson, will by Divine permits
sion, preach in the LIST Presbyterian Church. (Dr.
Ramsev's) next Sabbath morning at III o'clock,
md Mt night at O'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
FUNERAL NOTICE,

\The funeral sermon of MARY ELIZA, infant
daughter If George C. & Elizabeth L. John"on,
willNake place this Saturday -morning at nine
o'clock, at the residence If her grandfather George
+. johnson. on Diamond Hill. The friends and
acquaintance Of the family are respectfully invi-
fcdt tn Attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
SECOND DIsPATcn.
LATER nv TIE ETTITnN
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MA,
TIE OREGON ELECTION.

ST.. LOUIS July 6,h.-The Overland mail has
arrived.
Returns from twelve counties in Oregon give
the Democratic candidate for Congresc lo32, aud
the Republican candidate 1893. The counties to
hear from gave last year 1852 democratic majority.
Material changes have, however. taken rlace both
ways in the counties heard from and both parties
are hopeful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

Tue SPRINGS The hot weather, which is now
upon us. has induced large number from every
quarter Of the country. to seek the moantalns to
indulge in the innocent pleasures which belong
to the watering-places Of this section. Tie an
nual visits have commenced, and the oonveyapces
leading to the various retreats are crowded daily.
We learn thst there are about 200 visitors at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

THE LYxcHBURo ARriLLERY.-This Company
made their first public appearance on the 4th, and
-e,e very maeh com, plimented for their soldierly
annearance aud bearing. Though quite youqg
a. a Company, tfey have made rapid progress in
training. Whom they have had the same amount
If drilling that the other companies Of the City
have, they will be see"nd to none. Capt. Laihsm
!, yerv p"pai.r with his men. and attentive to the
interests Of his Company. Success 10 them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Flour steady. Howard st
and City Mills S. 81. Wheat firm. White 81 10
nSl 60; Red II 25aSl So. Corn buoyant, White
72a13c; Yellow 66a70. Bacon sides llsa1lAc !;
Hams llal3'. Mess Pork SIG IS, prime Sl5.-
Whisky steady at 202c
New YrRk. July Stocks higher. Virginia
skies 90. Flour heavy, Southern SIS G5as5 90
Wheat heavy. Corn buoyani. Mixed 65c; Wes.
torn Yellow 6tie. Pork quiet. Lard frm Wits
ky dull at 2l4.
Erening Cotton dull. Flour Arm, Southern
$50 TO $50. Corn scarce, > cts. higher. Pork nd
vanceI IL cents on Mess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

AGENT wASrED.-It will be seen Sy the adver.
tisement OF the Secretary, in another column.
that the Executive Committee Of the Lyncai'arg
Agricultural Soci.ay desire ta employ IN Agent
TO canvass for tho Society from now until the next
Pair. Applications are desired.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

ConREcrIos In our local column Oh the 4,A
instant, we inserted item in respect to the Law
Professors at the University Of virginia-taken
from a correspondent Of the Richmond Enquirer
which we have since been informed is erroneous
in its statements. The correspondent referred to.
stated that Professor Minor has suffered serious.
ly Of late f,nm a disease of the throat, and that
Professor Ilolconbe had returned from Europe in
.uch feeble health as to he unable to lecture
We have now 10 say that. while it 10 true that,
for ten days at the end Of the late session, Prof
Minor was quite sick from severe cold; his indus
position, however. IL temporary. and his health is
now nearly entirely restorei-that Professor Hol-
combe's health is quite good. and that he feels ne
fully equal to all the duties of his chair he has
ever done since his connection with the Universe.
ty. His travels abroad were ot such service that
lie has, during the late session, delivered in
somewha abridged period, m many lectures AZ
in any f,:mer year. We make this correction Ivy
authority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

SENATOR CLAY. If Ala, with his family, pass
ell through Salem. on Saturday last on his way
to the Roanoke Rod Sulphur. where he was ad-
viscd to 70 for the benefit of his health. lie is
suffering from pulmonary disease
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

AT stated communication of Warren Lodge,
No. SO, +. A. ~, held in the Masonic Hall, at
Pedler Mills, june 23d, A. L., $3.50, A. d., 1860,
the following report was presented and unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, 10 the mysterious yet all-wise provi-
dence Ut the Great Architect Of the universe, hQr
esteemed friend and brother. John Pryor. han
been removed from the scenes OF his earthly la
Dor and usefulness, and has gone 10 the fullness of
age to n new and brighter existence therefore,
LIST, Resolved, That we would not presume to
penetrate the mysterious workings of an ovcrrul-
ing providence Ia whose hands are the issues Of
life and death. but meekly bow before this stroke
of Observation-Disclosures that all things work
together for our good"
ID. Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved
relations and friends Of our deceased Brother our
warmest sympathies in their affection. believing
that this loss to them and to us is his gain.
3rd. That ~ expressive Of our feelings in our
bereavement--we wear the usual badge OF mourn
ing and the Lodge Room, furniture and jewels be
draped in m"urning for thirty days.
4th. Resolved. That the foregoing resolutions
be recorded upon the minutes OF the Lodge and
that a copy be sent to the family Of our deceased
brother.
Extract from the minutes,
WIN g. HANNAH, SecU