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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17


ArrLKs-Grccn brisk sas66b 100 per Dbl for prime.
BAcoxThe receipts for the past week have been large and
Iha,e notice decline In lower gracs- quote pQtl
BEAss.--whle-brisk nj i.5oG$I.I5 y bnsLeL
BEEswAx-szfZs5 cents.
BuTTER-Fresh table scarce. In demand at 2030
In frkins plenty, and duh mt 12G5IT cents.
CoRS.wth M increased dinand-l quote yellow so0s7.
cts; White % cts.
CioRs MEAI---In demand 9a6t97 cents
CEsEsI.--Jnmes River s1.6odsfi.S0.
DnEs FEuI1Appies slool0tiie Pealed Peaches ~ ;Un-
pcned do, ~ U bush.
FLoBn-The receipts continue ght-with good demand.
quote supcrfBe s6OOeDtG2a Extra $Gs7Gt650; Family
s6.s16tt7 ~. 81 ~ -
fLsxsKKD-season nearly oserdemand light at 561 30
FrATUEEs.--i3Qtf 10 cents
F.nrlizEEslarge supply. No. Peruvian Gnano 5000
v ton N 1900 De- Recess Manipulated 0uano $500; SOM
phae Of Lime 5000 Ruins Flosro Peruvian Guano $50 30;
Eqihns bone Ash G,ano Sa.5O; Rnlins Tobacco Manure
fT5n. Euiins Ground Bonr Ash $780, Ground Plaster,
loose, 1900; Packed In bags or Casks 4il.Wl
GRASS SETD-Seilon ayanced-I quote Clover $5205,5O
no Timothy IN market; ochard 81 Evergreen $780,
Observation-Disclosures cents.
HAi.-$1.0D6bsil2ts u 100 fbs.
lRos.-Mour1a,n 5000 500 y lon. s5,.
LARD--Sipply good al liza l2c cents. .
LIsE-Ihonastown u 60: Maintain 10000 cents
ONIONS White sOG1s14 cs ked VIC ID cts. q bushel
OATs.1hc for sowing being the demand has
fallen OFF, notice sa'es at 30 cents.
PEAsBackcted l501 200; Black Cow Pea 80.
PoTAroEs.--IadI SIN cents--accur,lng 10 quality.
1obA''o-le offerings continue light but an Improvement
in the quality selling Is very percppbeIugs S2BOQI4 1870
Bright Clean Working $3ooGbas5o Common Leaf Tobacco
tLbt70; Common Bright Wrappers sS0oGlf 1+00 Good
to Fancy Bright Wrappers SIS oD6SsTGoo highest sale of
the
Wharf.-The receipts light continue my quotations
nj Real Sl30Ql 4I+0; for choice White $l.350D$l4Z
Wool -Unwashe'i 20. Washed S4o cts according to quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

Ina CAlironsra posY ExrHsss- ELsrea boy, Lai'r
Irsfa San ~ irrn0I If The JspSsese EmoGs-
sg.--St Joseph 49,. April 1.-THE hrst messenger
on the Central Overland Pony Express arrived here
at lour O'clock yesterday afternoon, with California
dates to April Sd, and Carson Valley dates 70 he
4th. This messenger came through In zen days 70 a
ninnte, be having left San Franeisce at4 7. NJ,
April 3. se
Owing 10 the arrangement the wires between
here and ST. Louis the reports delayed until this
morning.
The Legislature Is occupied in considering the San
Francisco bulkhcnd bill. The contest Is exciting pro-
portionate to the vast interest involved The result
Ia doubtful.
The State ca oil seems permanently located at Sa
cramento SlO0 900 having been appropriated for the
commencement Of capitol building, which is to cost
when complete 500, 900.
The Japanese steam corvette Candmnrrah has been
in the dry dock at Mere Island payy-yard, aud been,
put in compieie der free OF charge.
Com. Cunningham expsipiug that while he had no
actual authority to r.ndcr this accommodation he felt
sure that he but carrying out the intentions OF
his government in doing Tor the Japanese steamers all
that he could do for an American man of war.
The United States steamer Powbatan, with the
Japanese embassy, nssting in all of seventy-two
persona arrived the 9Th After repairs and coal
ing, which will take some days, she will proceed TO
Panama.
The embassy propose spending month on the At
antic side, aud wish to return Via Panama in the
THE LATEST
san FaANcIsco, April 3.-The Japanese embas-
" remain the honnred guests of the city. Twenty
thousand dollars have been appropriated for the
OF the visitors. On the second, they
received grand public reception and national sa-
lutte. The foreign consuls participated In tho ceremo-
mics.
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blank lie and in The other .wo cases did not ap-
pear a, all, because HE Interest In steamship
company" or something else, occupied his aiien-
ton This isfhe way tho moaey goes.-paid -
Democratic editors to sustain uswspapsrs tbst could
not live upon their merits. and would die With
out government support. And it 10 this viriuous
party. that we are commanded. by all the pains
and penalties that must attach 20 those who ''givc
aid aud comfort to the enemies Of the South ITO
support. We must aid to give them further
lease upon tho power they have abused. and pros
lituted to tho most outrageous ends. If the coun-
try is to be saved. il must be saved Democratcaly,
or not ut ALL II we will not help to keep this
model party at the helm. to enjoy their surfeit Of
the spells, they will kick US out Of the Union, or
blow the Union to atoms. Well, to use the Ian
guage of Pope. in his celebrated letter to Alter
bury, detailing the coIloquy with an Irishman
during tho prevalence Of great storm in London;
WHO, upon being asked If ho was not afraid that
the house would blow down, replied: What
care for the housef Sure I'm only lodeer"
we have only to reply that we dodgers" II,
therefore, those who have had for years the ex.
elusive control Of the property,-whilst we Wings
have been merely dodgers" permitted by suffer
ance 10 live. though despoiled q our rights
choose to blow tho house up. lev them drive on.
They have sown to the wind they may reap the
whirlwind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17
Words of Ca1Jt1O,,

NJ S@ If we were 10 tell Readers that the wells and
lIS springs tio,houl The country had been poisoned un
m we had discovered an an;inc lis effects one of thm
that would moi gladly avail themselves discovery viii
Inc hope 81 a'erng death II We tell them that We
lhat we were prepared share not one ould r,
our All 10 iornne But as health Is valuable than rc.
how much more gra'ine should they learn that a erro
nanaec has been compounded of purely vegetable matter an
ihai Its curative powers are little less than light md
hafk" Need We give You instances1 If o, The nro
iretr OF BAkElts BllrEks an, examine The myrinls of
eerhic' tr"m all sections of the South persons who
iceh cured OF Dyesia by It's all healing properies Amnno
len You VIII the vouchers of old Young male anil E
male extoing this BrtERs 10 the SKIES and blessing p,ovi
ence Tor It's curative powers But It's are moi utn
10 Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield readily tn ia nrs
torpid vers become quickened and made active by s nan
thce sour Sioinacs made healthy its Of
el indigestion disappears when the organs life
Diar"a canot resist It's tonic powers And Cholera ITSELF
when met by these BlERs promptly dsarned ana becomes
arhies US thousands OF persons have certified s used IL In
iey ana a when that the countrv
h'S III lEkS VIII not remedy alt the Ills OF humanity
p se diseases us are caused by the stomach and bowels r
u. !ed u lis STRENGTHENING effects and speedily driven
rom inc system All who need tonic should try il and be
c"ine their own judges OF It's Virtues - ~ "
:" se D., a t druggists in Inchbrrg, sndby all the
Prhcm druggists IN the city OF Richmond and elsewhere in
"g'h;'' ns OF Mtssrs thds. Stot ~ Co., Washington civ
~ u h. H. sahltr Co., Baltimore, Nd; D. H. Miller on
ihgto' ny ana Barnes " Park N. Y.
Orders hlled by addressing f. BAKER prou,;uor
Va
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FRos wAsuIsoroS-W April l5.--4is
number Of the opposition will "pair of wit h
the Democratic members Of Congress who ~
going to Charleston and will avail them selves of
this arrangement 10 visit their homes il il prob,.-
BILE that scarcely a quorum if so many. will b 0
left here to attend to the public business.
David A. Burr, who has recently returned from
Utah. in lecture last night. refutod the temeut
Of Mr. Hooper. the Delegate from the Territory,
that the Mormons have no coinage Of thsir own,
and exhibited some Of their money, which tho
authorities had forced into circulation, to show
that it is thirty per cent below tho national
standard.
1t is stated that the Administration adheres to
the possession Of San Juan Island, and that in
response to the proposition to the British govern
n,ent the latter LIS by this time been so n-
formed.
Rev. Mr.. Stoel,.o.., chaplain Of the House, had
among bis numesOae auditors to-day the Pre- sdcnt,
Speaker Pennington anu other members Of Con-
gress. He was 20 poin led in his remarks as
clearly 70 imply biz strong condemnation Of the
dueuo. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

DorGLAs IN THE Texas CONVENTION Tho editor
Of the Houston Telegraph who has been in alten-
dance as delegate to the convention sitting in
Galveston, writes Ms follows
All. or nearly all its members regarded Doug.
las NY the Interest pill States Right Democrat
can be made to swallow. Many, however say,
that as n choice Of evils, Douglas IN tho Union or
Seward and dissolution, that they will tuke
Douglas. | am satisfied this is the sentiment of
the ma ority, though have met with number
who would not vote for Douglas under any con.
sldcration, and some few who would rejoice to see
Seward elected as it would give provoca,ion for IN
immediate dissolution Of the Union.
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Tho Flood ut Pittsburg Scenes and Incl
dents-Drowned Bodies Turning I'D

The pit,shuro nanors IF 'rbursd,y Io,h ;,s,
barc accounts of Tho rico IN Tho At,oaLanr an.i
Mnnonnahcla r;vsrs If Tim os" or s"r,y,r "'' IS
e,,nl hoo,s tho s,onn;n, NJ foc,nr;os ana H." ,,n
rr;a ~ hr;dp H. ~, ",'u '''' cur
nnrnn ,ho ,norn;nr h. ir;I,.o
wa;rwrih,,s Island 1,,;,h I",,rse o wv
,.ashod 80 uh;ln u,n i.lonJ ,na. W.. w..
s,h,or.ol I'D W;,;,h,, L. ~
,,',;,, I',,I ,a. Lowell c,o, Jaa J.; v" '"'
Tho ;ran c,",oriss ~ ,'e r;r, w.
J., ',nond 'ana,;. -; a." ~. " 't uo''Eou
" 'F"" 'Pw '"'''' "'S w '"o roS"'''e "
rolling mill of Messrs Bailey. Brown e. Co cor.
ner Fnyettr and Wayne streets WAS suhmerr.1 to
about the depth of four feet above the floor, com
nl,,elv e,,crinp tho furnaces
Thc lowe. nnrt If Allrcbnpv C;,v ,,o.o,toa -
sinyuh,r md desol,te nnnc,r,n,c esno,,lIy Lo
law the ST, Clair street bridge. About II ncnck
VIZ visited "the bottom" and Cound a fiat laden
with stone for the Pentcninry unloading its con-
tents On the first alley below Federal street, half
way up TO Robinson, while the Easements and the
Inst floors of several houses III the vicinity
under water.
On Cory street, uSt below Robinson. n stable
had washed down and was propped md tied up to
prevent its departure down stream. In the same
vicinity pair OF truant door steps were similarly
secured,
South Avenue. the street fronting on the Allc.
gheny river one of the handsomest thoroughiares
III our sister city was dcluged with water Most
Of the houses are ON high ground, and only tho
cellars were filed up. but the sidewalk in front
was covered to the depth of several feet, some
times reaching the tops of tho tree boxes with
ample room for sk'if navigation.
AL Charities street IN lower Allegheny. the Wit
ter extended more than halt way.acrcss from the
ONO river to kebecca street. reaching the first
l"nr vi the houses nearest the river occupied ny
tirPenlpp. jonathan Nm ant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

FAILURE OF ANOTHER TENNESSEE BANK,-Nashvillc,
Tenn, April l4.lnielligence has been received here
of the failure of the Lawrenceburg Bank, atLawrcnce
burg. II lisa free institution and its owners nre not
known, nor can they beat present, discovered. The
circulation of the bank is said to be considerable
probably $3.50, OOo--nnd very little If any OF it, will
be redeemed The paper here is regarded ms worth
less The notcs have obtained quite a circulation in
this State, Mississippi and Arkansas.
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:. From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

M.A sEDllok OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
49,, StAfLE iNfaLLiBiE BAKING powpER-Ali nersons
so ., si SWEEP anu wholesome loaf bread biscuits hail.,
anu cakes may purchase this powder with cane
Snt M eals are perfectly harmless and more meas
' 'ia, eoia, saralnS &c No fear of sonr LJn,1 Ms,
p po ii H max the sss sweetest breadn the shortest
ann1; ~ ~, save le labor, and expense; and never dis
aPP9"'> 'he accompanying simple directions are ohervT
Ysnse,m nI'IaaSt'Ied II Virginia and invention Of
".or, ienlnohd Va We know him. and HAY. irie
rceloas wv " anu in,nG iile di.
lir5 Hts
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THIS DAY.

IL United osn.s for the Circuit and Virginia
Gor,an Dsssnloa nd Ila fsierson. citizens and ,Dh,,
q Ahhema. and merchant. and parn.r.
trading under the arm and style Of Davenport 4 Pa.r-.s
tsomeiiaes called " Davenport Paterson). pianlins
william L Saun,ss James Chalmers James Sander, Tho.
saanders and Ggsavus A saundsrs individually as
'Asea'''' " pa'' i in SmAScf iss Defendants
This came al Tins term and argued by counsel
Judged and dcerc, that unless the Judgment mentioned N In,
bill Of The eomlanans amounting 70 the they
sand and twenty-five dollars and ffen Interest,"
thereon at the rate Of eight per cent per annom la. being
tS' the 's snr IN pa sG D e se s day Of
cighty five CENTS the OF su In the law court To-
taxed by tho Clerk Of this which are due Iron"
W. l. Saunders of the defendants in this ease. sai
said complainans before the 18th of April next then
that the property mentioned in The deeds filed exhbe in
this such part thereof Master herein amer men
tone thall deem expcden sell in order to raise the sums
the house and lot the deed u the said william
Saun5ers to james Chalmers trustee bearing date the 4
Court of Hastings Tor the city of Lnchburg 18th day q"
William saunders as family residence situated ny II ~, iSe h said
Of Main street, In The city Of Lyncburg and which there ia
william L. Saunders Cawhon Also other prorsr,
real estate mentioned in another deed said Win =
tee. which deed bears date the ih day Of May The year
perry described us III biz the .d L. sS"n. Ts pro-
street in the city of Lynchbnrg and occupied by John
A pro ~c Is 91s sasS % S half
upon the premises in the city OF Iynchburg Tor cnsh Ia III,
highest bidder by William r. Watson, the Masa,s
this Court after giving ten days notice. ut least of The lime
and place Of Sale, In Two newspapers published in n
ciy AMI that proper conveyance Without general
be executed for the PROPERTY so sd BY James Chalmers H.
trustee IN the deeds usniioned and delivered by
said trustee and Of tho pariie, thus suit who may oy
possession of said property, to the purchaser thereof un
ment OF the purcase money the said Master; and Inn, s
Master upon the receipt Of said purchase money do forthwith
depo. the same in the Bank Of Virginia to The Of this
make OF his proceedings this Court order 10 s S
decree. ACopy-Tese '
LoFTIN N. ELLErr, Clerk.
EicIMoNp, goth March, $50
The judgment mentioned in the decree aforesaid moi bnyn,
been paid IN accordance with c provisions Of the decree
shall proceed TUESDAY, the 18th day Of April nryt ~
The hour of O'clock p NJ In the city Of Inchburg UPON The
premises, commencing with the property mentioned in The
decree 10 sell the property described in ecree or SO much
thereof be necessary 10 satisfy the judgment in the de-
forth and the charges ncen 10 ,h .,lo
Terms as provided for in the decree. '
WIN. +. WATSON, Master
Ih Z5utiiap CuHir In Chanccry
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DEPARTURE OF TIE MASSACHUSETTS DELEGATES
roR CmARLEsroN.--I, osrox, APRIL l3,--The stca
mcr $. II. Spnulding. amply provisioned, and a
b'u, GO messengers including the delegates TO the
National Democratic Convention and . band of
music, left this evening for Charleston, via Balti-
more.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

Bisuor OF ARXASsAs.--AichiSon, AprH A.
The Special Diocesan Convention of the Episco-
pal Church, held ut Topeka, yesterday, elected
DIR. Dyer, of New York city, Bishop of Kansas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

SuIr ERMANrowN.-Norjotk. april lathe
inspection OF the United States ship Germantown
to-day proved highly satisfactory, both as to con-
diton and performance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

AID For MIRAMoN.-New Ohaas, april H.
1t is reported that vessel, with ammunition, etc.,
in aid OF Miramon, will leave here shortly.
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Grover n Raker'c

ExS-c yLEnnArEn FANNY SEWING MAGAZINES, 4ss Broad.
w. way Ne" York, anil Isl baltimore Street R,J,nora
n NE" STYLE-PlltE sa0-HEMMEES A. EV1p,
ms melne sc"s from two slools, purchased from The
STORE occurring no reminding of thread Hens F,is ,,
cfs h Stitches ~ superior Style finishing each sean v ~
own operation, "ithou, recour hand needle as M
aured D! other machines. Il will do better and c,,,nr
hOHf. ~ ""'N' iot one cent an
,na, y ~ ~ eheuiar j. T. DAVIS 4 co
-. "-''' Agents, Lyuc,hurg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

DISMAL SWAMP ON FIRE.- Norfolk, Apra ID
Tho Dismal Swamp is fire, and raging with
great fury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

TINS BugrALo HAssoR. --Bs6ale, Apvii lAh.-
The propellen have made aa attempt to leave
this port sbat shsve not yet been cut of sight
They - neither 80 further nor get back. The
ics Il Hrunly nssAcsnd, and the prospect Of nayi-
gaaion opsniak y bit Iittlo better than in mid
Wfnfev.cess gs a SsnlsA .gssis 5 vs4t
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Tin Oaio A. ftrrssUso. n stxs6arg April a.
The fresbSt ms subsided There are thirteen
feet NE inches d wster IL the channel to-day,
ana fatlihx, weashsr cloudy and cold. A little
nov fsli nis norning-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17
LYYCHBURG MARKETS,
kKPoETED ~
\. d. RUCKER,
PROD u c q RR D X L R,
fss MAIN sTHEET.

eH-Thc.e qsaliens VII be understood fprcseut wlols
sa1e pFisss generally. w..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

G ~ lloLLoWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlIIS-The
I-3S giant strides OF intellect ia This can have no
better exponent than the almost absolute dominion over all
Forms Of external and internal mulay achieved by Loiiomas
IHfs ana OththL Even scrnlua id other Diseases SUBJ
posed constitutional and icnrab give way before them Be
rare u t0hnJeiS! Sold at the manuuctory, No, 10 Mai
den Lane, New York, and by all druggists 4e dc ii
per pot ar box. IanN-diw
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FUTURE DAYS.
NH 2Sdi17ap

BY CIIAS. r. WORKMAN & CO. Aucr,oyrrps
RICHN0 ND, VIRGINI1
an WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at our Warehouse on the
" Dock, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ we Will sell h
cargo vi Bark Mary G. Porter" direct from Cenueeos con-
ssing of e''' wa"
.23 iihds. prime to choice Muscovado Sugars
ALSO,
The cargo per sehr Eclipse Maanzas Cuba consist
ing Of - "' '
$50 1lhls. choice Molesscs.
TERMS SALEFor under $780, cash over A1No rur
months credit for approved negotiable paper ''0''
~ Sale without regard TO weather =
CHARLES Il. WORKMAN h CO.
up if1' Auctioneers.
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Read This

S1tiByviLLF, fTcnn..) Oct. 16, 1880.
m Mcssrs. Ferry Davis Il SON -Sirstfratl,c 10
VSR y"u aud duty 10 suffering humanity require that
should make known tn" cncl have dcr &c. use of
YOU irny valuable Pain Killer, and if by sccrg this any sui
lert viii be induced, Az was, 10 give trial and be healed
l shall be compensated u thousand fold.
In June, los, after rtracod illness Of several months
was severely attacked with drow nrss vertigo dinness
sight aud loss OF appetite, accompanied by fever difficulty
Breathing ETC. My ply siclan pronounced pneumonia
bordering on HE first stage oi consumption and xa,
ing LIS skill, declared positively that had conslInption
that he could do nothing Tor and that die Howey
er. he advised me IA the hest thing cnuld
do, which did with no effect, then made
which proved inefficient
lily iiiS time my symptoms pain in the head, morning.
evening nnd during the night dartng pains through chest
burning IN the palms of Tia" hands, quick pulse. night swcas
difficulty OF breathing. eie when fortunately got hold of the
Peoples Pamphlet, IN which the of Messrs Bnu
one ana others which Induced me 10 try PER-, Davis Ncgc
ihb" ram kc and sirangc as II appear crv more
heht from the use III one twenty Ave bottle had
done from all other medicines. have used bottles of the
Pain Killer and heart. and enjoy better health than have
heretofore done for number Of years
IN 1tI12.
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Notice to Shippers of Tobacco to the West.

NVtfNV W SHATTCAS VI EUUdCCO 10 TIC W CSIs
l undersigned are prepared to give increased facilities
n shippers OF Iohaccu To the West having shortened the
time of transit and ,ucea the from hi ri To rth class
Through receipts given 10 the principal points the West by
Railroad or the Go river, and ireights guaranteed as low as y
any other line The only iranshpmen between Baltimore,
CINCINNATI indaaoss Louis and Chicago made NJ pitts
burg. directly from To under cover thereby avoiding
draage and rrage, and all damage Tobacco from cx
posurt -
go No commissions charged at Baltimore or Pittsbure
MAGRAx Il KOONS
No. 50 North Street. Baltimore.
Refer TO Jesse Hare &c Co.. W. d. Miller and j. L. (jnyLr
yncbrg; Jacob Head IL Co., and Jacob Brandt Jr Bati
more. march S-d1y
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Geneva Watches

WANIED-An Apprentice Ia learn the Printing Business
w Apply immediately at this office, the vacancy mny
TanI Ia
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hr Ware authorized 10 q ORGE II, LEM
MxR MON n candiarr lor the sherifally of Campbell
County. lsull copy 10
o. ~ WE are authorized To JOHN o. THORN
MS HILL candidate the SheriiIalty Camp.
bell County. lmli s-dide*
On .- L are authorized 10 announce FRANCIS THORN
NS TON rs Candidate for the Shrriialy of Campbell
county. Election day, iih Thursday in May mh 2-Jlau
M c5- WE authorized 10 announce GEO II. DAME.
ES RON as candidate for the Sherfay OF Amherst
county, nj the ensuing election. NH 2-dic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

t)EhPARtD GltE-For mending Furniture Croel.rv
Marble sass &C. Every family shoull be supplied W II
no'fe "i MS Glue 1t Is easily applied and does ls worI
"eu. For sale by lap III j. H. THOMSON Drugcisi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

DOLCE NoTlCEThe city ordinances require all Streets
lanes and alleys to be swept before 10 O'clock A. NJ on
also that the dirt from the back lots be deposited in like heaps
and the lots To be kept and healthy condition Dogs
forbid 10 at large and the ordinances require ner
to obtain license for keeping them. Hogs going large are
required 10 he taken and sold for the benefit Of the corpora
ton. would earnestly request the conform l., The
ordinances and thereby relieve of The duty
enforcing them, which otherwise will be compelled do
mp IL JOHN MITCuAM Master Police