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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Okygenaea Bittsrs. -
49, FoR ye%smedesi $500 AaAkssa taxed I'D -
S..n1 8 'sA.s .s..s! :. : Z, AszAG
s 3 AZ sd s~s5 = n. Iond ssn q ~
. 4 ., y:"s 80 ~ <A .p.sti ,. ~
system mill Dr.. Green m@Effhowa his discovery Of
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
Such arkabls poves ARd peeaariu. hsi oaass
which years have baed1be ncs potent medicine and the
highest professional SKILL yield 10 this remedy readily rs
disease hui of days standing For all diseases of
t.s Dye-fre 0rraas and for General Dsbey
II il equally saluiary and certain.
FROM W. A. HARP ESQ: EDITOR OF THE "CovING-
---------- ~. e,e,2 to1r.sro. Apsif4 !. $500
Ms..r. : y E4sts the US. of the o.
yye"a.ed Ber. glad do the public n vor b rscor-
rndag thesa fo' DgpePsfc and is ats6aat evs son-
'de.t ,yerasDf tn<'.'".ee sass' i & Iw-iAaHARp'
HoN.sw1L Ia A.ias MAJ asAMB,
Tsrasriy Mayer Of nonok, Va ssnAseea IND ov-
tag sestnony results prouecd W he u.e Of 0rs-
MHstrs srtt W. FowLr'& Co a.'' ''' ~. L5i,,ri
Wiz e. ana s s'fss . sfrs;i
lst be confined TO her bad expecting 70 de She then
sa tvgeted Bsaers and recovered her haesiieA
% n f.IlIJtIAL FL IMA VI LAMB
Prepared bys W. FowLE co. Boston, and for sale BY
ss sp ~ q p'ess' ~ s Ssssi,
-. 49, tsN,orkAtE 4ioNN MANUFACTURER sxr.
,1'~ b1n.bsit iiAa@. POWDER, the BEES. and
,hsaH-s.a In'lsn known hr making In . few imens
aJn aa; IN titI manner light, svess snd hand
se 'f,a. 5.s>o. sptf. Yuc wheat and ether GRID
81, IT. air iaes and asryof every dsscr'ption with
assam, fa. lagor spcuse.- , = go. also
ttron 6ir.-2 aotras Msfsrd) J
...s ...i.l. Ntgp 'iut. ilENRoo. 18th Oct, 1888.
De car ng used. consd' rable
A,eat y1ar ~ mites t l"@1 49,, a u p mx
fam; iVs ,Le i''i ,'s "".ch Al IA Recommended:
TioN,s BfsfoRp
,.......u raaIsT"sgn, Nars. ,I, 1883 =.
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- ~ ~ VA VI lLuLR>nA W
&1SS Ftret ,Rehah aa5Aa,aSs ~ ~ n pasA,sS and
lnA Il as,tt ,th -!1da q eitcts. L5fon them
No. "'' HH'-t ISL. ,"tisNrs vi pGr uisl,ery, with
ulS i M 1,+ tlp-ll. IL N,%stgN sen that
laI stuh uS \ ,at - .rl.}y5l VI. aud and
tuat g. ttafti t aitG hlst. woaid
our All lp ,l4..c bit stnsah uuale than Riches
no" Al go -GLc should itey be .,t,I lat q great
pana,S M ,e niounled OF purely yrge.ab usi Ter and
thlt IL cJatN powers little ess light md
datArsS as We gse you insaneesf Gull on The pro-
prie, Of 3AhLGo BtrTEES and eXauine The m,rads Of
certii't "a all SECTIONS Of tie ovuth VI persous who ha
been CARA psIesia by It's ali Lealiag psopefs Anon.
HEN -" W. t"acllern VI odd and young, and ic-
male, oAt,, ,s B.Tfsas Skies and biesspg Proy-
dence for But Ito ,rtuss are Mi oonln.l
~ Dyspers1. aealaces yield readi, 10 it powvrs
Torpid lave - quick and made active b. is nfu.
encc sour st"us nadc healthy BY It's e
hcts Indigestion disappears enters the orgnus ii ic
wen mel by these BirrsRs promptly dsarncd and becomes
harmless m thousands " prrsns hdve certified who used il in
ss and - WHEN that seourse devastating county,
BAkERs Brf1Eks win not REMEDY Mi the Ills OF humanity
eIt sac diseases as are caused the stomach and bowels
ty Yield 10 It's STRENGTHENING effects, aud gre speedily driven
From ,he sys,s Az who u.ei tonic shoudry IT, aud be
hossae sya me Draggss " Lyncbburg and b. the
nsrEinis; s. O. Aes'rs chs Stout g., ashiugton city,
ng,on, KY; and Barnes y PARK, n y '-l"f WV
1 t. 81 a!sa Dy addressing IAKER Prsprietor,
iep Sl-eSets -t' = 49, Richmond. Va
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WILLIAM B. MURRELL.
STOVES, FURNACES L CRATES,
TIN. L. On and lS0nUss. vVnro

TIN. On and Copper ware,
fIHE subssrbs has hand and sonssantly Receiving
large sssormsnt o. COOK and FACTORY ST0 TES
unprecedented loo vs larEe Of sts Copps et,les
aud Lco,ice Boies Of his mapuiactry Bell Metal Ke
tles sefseane Fruit Cans cebfaed Mas.es minute lee
cessm AL goods low FOR oash or TO punctus paying
Roorlxe GurrsMse done IN the ,i manner and nm IN.
1"sesf fr'na ~ he has employed Mr. JANIS MTRcT
c9nsummats workman these Virginia. To t.ks charge
OF that department and the execu OF which wt hc en,l,s
attended Ia ny him. He Is applications
Tor Roodng and outterng upon the
BRepairins q every description attended TO ,romp.l,
y 9esn - =. wN B. MUKRKii.
Cash for Wheat.
WISH n purchase a considerable quantity az IN. NEW
CROP WHEAT delivered In Lynchbup and n the AZ Ma
ton Mls Tor which The hkhsss ices win be- patd
i,si'sa II y !; s:
either loose 10 haD or bawes may sat bayevs xi sso
furnish CASO u timely noss b. evea me o. can oder IL
charge eny commission. u has 10 he stored VIII
viii buy good baSrs iis,her both seasoord and vr.A .
wei Is Mop Poles delivered at the Mil which fa rats.
- THEsToRE HOUSE and BLACKSMITH sVop =, n.
u NH for RkNr consider Diet rate Stand for both
\, IA as sose HOUSE VIII soon b thoroughly reparea
-sr""h7"eih coPy. .al,5, JAS. T. H0RNER.
I AIDES SHOES LABiEs sstoEs .yAA beautiful ,,,,.,o
+" i'ahAn ooth, Trmd siips just received al All 2
tAPRESs-Just received large assortment of Iadies
Gators without Heels Tlpd and Uuiipd.at
ls.t' -. sEABrRY.s
- 1hETHiSG VIEW AND NICE Children, Cloth opera
D., noo's, also Chid's Kid aud Goat Heel Boots nj
le .s sEABuRY's
" hhF tooL-Charcoal Packed Water Cooler pchmond
naue. have on hand supply OF above yery sum.
Ill, iseAeo wafer Coolers, Call and supply our
800, ANDREW BoYDT
iS Main 81, Lynehhurg, Va.
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CurRcH SrRucK ny Ll0urNIN0.--Du n
thunder storm on Saturday lest. Orders church
twn miles from Westminster. Md. was struck by
lightning. dcmolishing the chimney, ram down
tho inside will struck II stove. ami then snread in
NIL directions through the church Rev. J. Martin
was conducting preparatory services ut the time
The church was filed with PEOPLE nli Of whom
escaped serious injury except MIS-. Cyrus.
Schweignrt and Mrs. Frederick Wagner, WIN, it
is believed, will recover in Few DAYS
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BY c., R. PHELPS, ,Auc,ieaser.

Trustees Sale OF House and Lot.
virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the undersigned
by Robert Whittier, dsted eeth January febs and
shall Saturday ihe on dly lsS & O'CLOCK 2
w. on Tue Premlas :e Of public aeesies cash. the LOT
he extension OF Main street yopd NE residence Of Capt
aud containing one nrth Of acre, with the
may 35-ifcodtds RORyT J. 'I1AVfa Tyustee
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q By z. II. PHELPS, AucfioSExR.
1879 MAIN STREET.

Valuable Estate at Auction.
"a ON THURSDAY, JUNE 7th, 1860, at O'Clock in the
= afternoon shall offer for sale by auction, oily
Lynchbarg. the day and Al the hour above named on
the emses that valuable real estate beansathed
late eoFgc Whitock, situated Main street. In this city
fronting said street about So feet and running back
,aace 81 bsst Sa feet and adjoining The Gsens savings
bauk may be divided to suit purchasers II Is nearly oo
te the "Norveil House, and 10 desirable
ERNs-one third cash, the balance credit OF aud
two years. Inc purchaser 10 negotiable note well
until paid fsr or trust deed, II required 40 y r.
WILLIAM d. WHITLOCK.
BY ALEXANDER JAMES N. DossAE,
lo-d2awtdA + hia Attorneys
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wr.sr. a.I ysSc 40 Co sosy BIN
tisSeotsG '''''> :. :
e % = ~ ", vss. ,,s,o s,ads,
't VOC, Nan. oue,,n, g1gt tiaup7 ~
49, ~, J ----..--.----- W
oH Richmond Markets. May 81.
1 nsss" sllnsHihs cents, shoulder. s c Ham. 2x cents
ss"s sSed 1a saes q ~ ~ 70 .. inferior
10 10 eta Is $50 :
1s e. ns.,
g"s.s Rio "A GENTS IAsura l40l's
=, :. sss' 3D. sS''S'
"a B ss ~ sss AZ y . ST. t.s s. &
v .ns. Ma'l Al II mr. .' snis s,lnIsSus Coal ia@
7i cents ~ cent. ~ = II lrT1 ,F-.I7
ssy VI. ss ''ss .sss Extra Market
r.oya ssn ns, W. o.o.s p.ro,,., .. Az.
10 f sss e. rsFG s:.. =:
u.no go Rhoss rpsSpn:s Il Lms e. SsS Rom s"n
in.oS's Ssnpassea Gaaso 90 y sSa.
In market MaeSsrr srss No. 4 nov tosS sman o $500
os T" :.s sssi s. s ess. ssss ss Sss,
as quantity. NominsiIuo demand. -
quote l1S@ ,N. ps, =. s~a nom n'a ' so% o,
". os%%:s Essi.S 's Hms&ssa S county, S1s' e. ss.
W. sA T m. 49,, l., Mi. s,<...,. ,o,<<> ,a... pa,.,
IA i1nn r.. Prime Lard In IN Refined
L , .aes s9e . sss ~ From store quote
Northern s ss.m ss, Snss
Cuayed Cuba ssags ci.; Porto Rico ssQb4l 81
oAr"ws ans's s0~S0 GA e"shs' OF thirty pounds nom
OrrAIBrnn 70 cts shorts qo Brown STUFF % and Ship
stua 10 u bushel
sa,3 '-''' y ~
ps.hnfs are selling Z w oag A. u,.s o,,o
b.r. taibornJs rh,p,,l roand ss1o = ION naek IA 10
loose sharl's do. 1850 luoee t75u. =
R Esa.%sdess quote Northern '''o'' .n . .
sT Orleans Susf sua. ss ceu Porto Rico ~
cSss sugar i NJ % su. sSs Powdered
:.1;.. .siS ,,: ,,, w.. ,' s a.
Tc tDn rns a are ,,.h, for ,hs a.ou
' s. !; =: :,: ~:
seums NJ sSes7SsSs aae ;oSSS rood and Sns manu- anu
iss;s,'%s .,SSsi1 ns a.s.' -. a.
I.a-s a;s Y BIZ =. ,.,s.....s'"....,
'1a prime MARCEL. Of Tub Washed .oa =, 90 to as
~tsa aIrd s, s.. rssS s y u quality
| Co.'S Matted Rye Whiskey, new, q; Cd el,bN G-7 ! :
c.rrrv uoos avn ssssia, x-a,4
/ Reported by Il. H. Caooxsr, zoe Csorss q lawns 70
BEnWe quote sales a NY otogroas dspand limited and
uuoed los, week from Is 70 srt per head n, ID,
size and qualify; .,,,, :, H..
r she We mo,s NJ n bc h. a. So. nsS M IVY, pa
eror grade, q TO s..,o per head ~. 70 ieI 10
- - .,'-s.r.- nv,
SALES OF STOtKfN RICHMOND, r. ~
RyJAL.saAsrEn eos, ~, tAe soeeh eatsg, Nay 8llss
iclershura city i,onIs last s@rs vi and int -,e e
4 Iynchburg tS Bonl. last sal.s $40 and tnL M -sf-.
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Public Sale of Roanoke Land.
FOR tho pvapose Of paying the debs due BY estate
VYSo A. r. billiard, decd, wi (acting under decree Of
1.-The Circuit Court Of k,anokol sei at public SALE
Monday, the 18th Of June next is6o such portion Of the
Of his deb recent survey by he surveyor kosnoke
been made Of the portion proposed 70 be sold involving
50 acres Of the "Gish Tract" near BoteOor spsiagt
TEKNsOne and two years credit the purchaser being
qued to give kpad with good personal seca and
win bs reIaipsd unn the pun chase money be paid.
'-i ' Pr COLIN BASS, Administrator,
~ With The will annexed Of A. I. DILIAnp, decd.
Ro,SoK May II, 1850. ditScwtds
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eians. 20 psomois their .wa views. these c'nvsEz
tions isss been the moes eiBcient hsents % es'Fs
Ysuziag % purity Of the Democratic parsy9 ,.
upeA "piA,frins." LsAssisttllss shesescYs
" ..i.r.. If .on,.lh.s.,. % alas Il s.k
60 And our bet and ea$ peirss,ie ipss stssd
tsis, a no chance k.r the ssfsinatkn at p' esesf
Why, then. feel much seliciSde IN the 'abI'et !
We thank tie Govcrndr for the above truths.
and % long - Ne sesaia eas rsssss vii sndsavos
70 .-4hsw anything ts. leettite modern psa0-
cracy.
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- -
A~- If MEDICINE Ia NECESSARY, USE BkAS-
VIZ DAETIrs PLI.I.S--They pleasant - aaruly
effective medicine be- 1t true may take purgai'es
which viii operate without PAIN hey take tmsamc
parts from e blood which u Worse than being bled worse
than having the vital nuid absracts Beware VI ibem
BRASDKErHs Pills only take hold OF those matters which the
body, shen SICK They solely asss
aat Of nnturc-nohing more, nothing leAs They do not
ree they merely aslst and herein their great value The
u thrice blessed who Fortunate 10 be acquainted
with this good and almost perfect gtt man beeanss he has
~ extent his body insured in health by the occasional
Principal once, ae4 Canal street. New Yok, and all
pectabc dealers in medicine. ~ may lm
,s Wigs WIGS WI !l.Wigs IL ,...z .
NIL: They are hegnn,, casy iisht and durable. ~,
sa iii. s asy sst 90
thing. properly understood and madeis Bend Street,
New York. l.4r.co @h la,.l.ely.
Hair DKs 'H EInl RyeIn AjH SYE PIKE s,
WcSGlSAL BEST IN TlE woRLD!-AIl others mere
limitations aad should be avoided If Wish to rd
Gray RED Rrsry HAIR Dyed instantly to beautiful md
Nr sr S Z. a Bs1 sSa. % 70 hs s
Bslehsl since s9 aud over $4,000 applications have bee
Wx A. DArcmxIoEs HAIR prs prosuses color no. to b.
distinguished from nature and sea,-unted not to njure in
Of Bad Dyes remodeJ Hair iusgoraied ir Lilo BY hi.
sold al cities and town. of the United States by Drug
gis.s and Fancy Goods Dealers j I.Ud "
eH The Genuine has the and address upon steel
-. WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
NH l3-dIcly- sM.P.&co] Ii Bend Street, New York.
m> THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACTS
U WILLS, DC, upon short notice.
Sept 29-ts WIN. D. BRANCH.
Grover Il Bakers. g>.,s
M~ CELEHaATEp FANNY sRwISa MAoAISEs, 4sb Broad
way New York, and Isl baltimore street, Baltimore.
A NEW hFYLE-PRlCE $30-HEMMERs % EXTRA
This machine from two spoos purchased from
STORE occurring reminding of thread. 1t Hens Fels Gath
and STITCHES IN superior style, finishing
operation, without 10 hand needle,
quired by other inaehines II will
Ing than scamstress if she works
A0ttr. =z4
send for circular Ut. DAVIS &CO
may 3-ds ~ Agents, Lynchburg.
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HNHN AUCTION


Il,
i saa River opposite !. The city q Lyn hbure
indue % Wishing % procure healthy eos
nsn Iesdenes .s.E ns e An 70 purchase
my ,eqae , ~ ~ ,.mss.es ' "o aa! OF sale,
10 Acc. M .ois veil adapted for MARKET Gsr.s A're 10
W- Ths sale WIN commence .. O'Clock P. NJ, be con-
'i e i.diSl4s ~ nAHi A. WILSON. T,u...
'a BY Jey..MooR y GO, Aysr,oH.rns,
Inc cargo OF tno oa1A %. Lone Star
: VIII ~ M ~ soIp Al AUCTION. r. Z. ca..nm E.
ho. :. - ss:s o. e T. s sn., d.. Q.
TIL. Fl l. .s ss, ?. ss p.s'n,ss Of M
and Is The connienoeent u trade which We hope viii be-
s one between Bordeaux and other French ports
ass gs s.s .s.s' s Of
SO ~ s ss.s Care.
Dc. wal,s wGl Zinc
" % Red do
% g s G,s,s e,a.y cAassse,,p s..,.u.y ..
!: y s s.'i: s,:s '|;ss a.. ~.
y. ss s g ass End esss. ..
a ss:s. 4 4 Drug. and Chemicals, - 90 -
vsrmioeIli, Mscc S Tspioca
,... an. pm,,.a. mi rnIa.e,r,.. Cana. e,..
and Muslin Dresses Artificial Flowers oh'ni'' Umbrellas
ciosSs, Dl.nks M.r.sls. Quilts. Shoes. Hat. Autographs
n..,,..,. v..,,.... LIVELY Jew, :,,.. o..
Brcsstpms. &e. Lrrr,
Upholstery l.
.as sIss and varied '.'~'a' 'f'upA0'''' and Paper
Tobacco Fertilizer, ., Ii,5
fsess ssS'' sxs.,le. and Soups, =. y'ag
= b6ls. FELLOW ', and Red ochrs and Shoe haeking,
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PoITsMUCTT, March ~. 1888.
e..r Al yrr'd5nend "Sempl.s Bah H. powder rs The
mos aIcr,r afI,!r used ir tiakiny E tnd swee
Lpa irra Biscuits &C., IN the shortest possible time
ISiiH)iiSAi z2psfAS slGhA3I1N ksonN JACK
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AIDES SHOES LANES sfoEs ..AA beautiful article
:" iaHan Cloth, Trmd Slips, just received al ~ 2
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ENPREss-Just received large assortment of Iadie
raisor without ileeiA Tipd and Uniip'da
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Grover 81 Baker

M> THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACT,
U WILLS, NC, upon short notice.
stpl 29-ts VIM d. BRANCH
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-02

This is the last issue of the Vindicator
previous ito the grand demonstration on the
9Th of November-next Tuesday. We can
only say the cause Of the country is in the
hands of the friends'of Douglas and John
son. Let each man rest sensibly under his
|obliga ton, and for this once rise to that
magnitude of manhood which is common
|surate with the Immense issue Of the Can
vass-U Union sor Disunion-D Douglas or
Breckenridge. Every man must be up and
doing. A little works ctive-exertions, will
redeem Virginia from the suspicion Of Dis
union, and Douglas and the Constitution
will triumph over Whiggery. Know Moth
ingism, Congressional Slave Codes, and
every species of heresy and treachery.-
Once more to the breach! On ye braves,
and strike this decisive blow for your ,coun-
TRY and her cause! IF fanaticism be beaten
down and crushed on this occasion, then fare
we'll to it! We are safe Our household
idols and our domestic tranquility, which
rest under the agis ofthe Union will be vim
Dictated and secured and prosperity will fol-
low in our footsteps as people and nation !
Homes, hearths, liberty, and union depend
upon present action! Strike for your al
tsrs and your fires Strike! for the green
graves of your sires God and your ma
tive land
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-02
PETERSBURG, Oct. Is, 1890.

GENTLEMEN Your invitation to me to
be present at '.'Grand Rally and Mass
Meeting in Staunton, on Wednesday, the
Oath lnst.,' is before me. Would to God
and my country | could be there, to catch
the inspiration Of your Tenth Legion De-
mocracyl 1t would do my very soul good
to intermingle with your people from the
Valley, and from the mountain caves and
gorges, full Of the Unborn feelings Of their
pure and patriotic Democracy. But, gen
tlemen, my bounden duties, elsewhere, for
bid. On the Goth, I am pledged to a dis
cussion, at a free barbecue, in Powhatan,
on the 22d, at Cumberland County Court,
and on the 18th, at Amelia County Court.
And yet, if thought you would fail to COM
mand the attendance Of other speakers more
able to represent our glorious cause than
my humble self, should be strongly temp
ted to get a substitute at Amelia,if | could,
and fly to. your command anyhow. But
these | know exist i'll your midst. Where
the Harmans, the Yosts, the Dormans, the
Mofzetts, the Liggetts, and others, too nu-
merous to mention, are assembled, there
can be no use for me. can only say then,
in the soul stirring tones Of an illustrous
son Of Virginia to the friends Of our noble
Douglas, when he was contending against
this same Abe Lincoln in 1S50-''Fight
on! Fight on! Fight on! and never sur
render but in victory or in death p
Your obedient servant,
ia. Fl. L. HOPKINS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-02
Gen. W. HI. Hartman has been doing gal

Gen. W. H. Hartman has been doing gal
liant service in the present canvass. He has
spoken in almost every county in the dis
trict; also, at Richmond, Petersburg, Bote-
tourt and Allegheny. We understand that
at Lexington he gave our friend Massie, the
Breckenridge Elector, ''more grape" than
was agreeable, and achieved a decided tri-
umph.
Gen. H. will speak at the Court House
on Monday night next.
The "Covington Times is the name of
anew paper recently started in Covington,
Allegheny county, Va, by Lewis P. Hol-
loway and William Humphreys. tbs neat
~ printed, but devotes it's columns to the
heresy Of Intervention" and the desperate
and hopeless cause of Secession and Disu
MON, as lead on by Yancey and Breckin-
ridge. Our friends, Col Carpenter and
Billy Scott think the Covington Times is
the legitimate reflex of the London Times.
and consequently the greatest ipstitutiop of
The age. Light will burst in upon them if
they carefully and prayerfully ponder and
digest the doctrine promulgated weekly
through the columns Of the indicator.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-02

ished principles which are dignifed with so
many ilnstrious victories. Has not Doug
las fidelity to the Southern Institutions
been most rigidly tested9 His whole Ls
tory challenges scrutiny to the contrary -
Every where and on every occasion he has
stood up boldly and fearlessly and proclaim
ed the rights of the South. He has stood
alone in The Senate, and breasted the cur
rent of Black Republican anathema5s against
the South, when Southern ,Chivalty had not
the courage to speak in our defense. When
the sovereignty of our own Virginia was in
vaded, and her Citizens wantonly and bru-
tally butchered by an insane band of cow
ardly and skulking Northern fanatics, Ste
phen A. Douglas raised his patriotic voice
and denounced the insult and the wrong;
and his clarion notes were heard in the Sem
ate Cham beers pleading Congress to pass the
proper and necessary lawsy to render the
guarantee effectual and secure, under the
express provision of the Constitution making
it the imperative duty of the Federal Gov
eminent to protect each of the States against
invasion or violence from the other States,
Or from combination Of desperadoes within
their limits.
He stands up also for the Union, the whole
Union. His noble and patriotic breast en-
compasses the whole length and breadth of
these Confederated States. He is bold, sin
cere, honest, frank and consistent. He is
tho same patriot and statesman at the beau
tiful and fewer1enameled South that he is
ON the granite hills of the North; he is the
same patriot and statesman on the sacred
soil Of Virginia, on the golden sands Of Cali
fornia, that he is on the extensive Prairies
of the North W est; and he will march IN
der no other BANNER but thai which has been
consecrated by Nations blood and a ma.
TONS faith and which makes the Union, the
whole Union, its area and the heavens its
dome. The rage Of rivals, The Jealousy Of
interiors, the spite Of the 'envious and the
malice of the wan.tonly scandalous, who
have readily 'fdand cause Of evil when in re.
atty there has been no offence, have moi
shakened his Grmness, nor soiled his patri-
otism. 4e stands this very day the bright
est and GROWING star in the galaxy of A
merican Statesman; he stands this very day
encircled by the most splendid honors that
worth and valor ever won.
This is the man that the Virginia denoca
racy are called to rally around; this is the
man that the Virginia Republic will honor
herself by honoring him as her choice on
the sixth Of November next.
With acknowledgements Of personal re-
gard, / am hastily and truly yours.
q b PEYTON.