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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
Views of the People and the Press.

The friends Of Mr.. Douglas had quite merry
time Of 1t over his nomination Saturday night
In many of the Northern and Western cities. Al
81. Louis the printing Offices of the Republican
end Herald were illuminated cannon fred and
speeches made. AtCincinnaG and Columbus, Ohio,
and several towns In Indiana guns were fred
AsChieago SEQ guns we're 6rcd, bonares kindled
h the streets, the 2ime oface illuminated. nnd
several impromptu speeches delivered. Tho same
vss.be case At Albany. Buffalo and other towns
in New York; at Pottsvilie, and different places
h New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhod eIsland, Maine
and New Hampshire. STARE
The Republican press, as wall as those in favor
Of Bell and Everett, argue tina, the division Of the
Democratic party will assuredly result in
great advantage 70 their respective candidates. Az
they ell agree on this point. We deem it unneces-
ssrY ~ reproduce their remarks. The views OF the
Democratic press however, will he looked for with
interest The Philadelphis (Col. Forney's) Press
thus de6ncs its position y
Our readers will have observed that we have
dsmsuded the nomination Of judge Douglas, a.
due, not only to him. but To the integrity Of the
Democratic party. and also that we have said that
no other man named would receive our support
not because We regard ourselves as bound to the
fortunes Of Mr.. Douglas, bot only because his
overthrow would dissolve ell obligations of honest
men TO the democratic party. when tina. oyerth row
was to b effected - . punishment for a fearless
performances Of duty. While. however, we shall
rapport the election Of Stephen A. Douglas, The
Free will in no respect be party newspaper.
The Philadelphia Pennsylssnian does not very
slsssly dsAne it, position. cit says:
The friends Of Mr.. Douglas secured his choice
y divided convention. while the friends Of ma
~~fse A..a Tx
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ELEoroRs.
10 our Friends. and the Friends OF the
g. Vir1inian.

: II vill not b. expected ia this hour 4 sadness
and Of sloon, when the voice Of a irou'ers o'o"o
ANNALS 70 % from the ground, and all thatis NOR
ii Of hin who wss noble, ecnerous aud brave
rse,. In his nswiy made grave. t'e fate oil
another. Who has been Trembling on the verge |"
An unseen world. may be yet in drntt,-ihat NO
should sdjaa ourselves with easy Indifference :"
.ur farmer position. Candor compel" the adm's'
s;oo that 70 hsxs no heart for tie vsEk; and at
>rssent are entirely unit TO assume this inrthen.
Whether vs shall resume It Mt all. is u question
that W are not now prepared to determine we
know thst III those whose seneiblities have been
sxeitsd: Whose sympathies have been 80 ireelye x
tended tous, and whose tears have mingled with
ours during this season Of distressing Bereavement
which thas involved more than one hou.ehold in
snssish and woe. win appreciate our foliage and
our Cssition. We can never forget the kssdness
extended 10 1s'by generous com"un'ty, whose
feelings hsys been stirred 10 their lr'd'unde"
depsAs fy thistragic occurrence nor, while mem
ory las>s, can We csase to entertain a grateful re-
collection Of the respect paid TO our dear depart
I'd brother. But, alas! fbis cannot "soothe the
dulL cold ssr If DEATH" nor black to its mass'on-
call the 6setiae bsesth." Whilst erasefsl to
the living j, avals not for him who sleeps in HE
cory shroud. Other hands have penned his eulo
Nv, and We, wheknew him beat, may only add
from the depths Of q stricken heart that be was
ever afFsctionats. truthful, honest. and sincere
Respecting the manner Of bis death, we shall not
srus. ourselves 10 speak. Many MEASUREMENTS
have been made. but We rely upo" the evidence
70 b. elected 70 place The c,s in their true light
and - vindicsts his memory from suspicion that
h sought the issue which resulted so sadly for oil
concerned. And here we desire 10 counsel for
bssrancs and moderation. The au,hors Of this
drana, which has carried sorrow and desols,ion to
their own hearths and is destined to react still more
terribly upon themselves, in the bands ofthe
law, whose majesty. We have no doubt, will DO
fallx viadicatsd. Bot, for those who aided and
sbetted land there were sueh,l there may per-
haps remain no seyerer penalty Than the sanss OF
THAR own conscience to which they only be
delivered.
Let all learn from this terrible event tho i'm,
!portance Of restraining even "the remainder Of
wrath" and Of being more forbcarirs towards
their fellow.men. This lesson hos been deeply
engraved as with an iron pen. on the heart of
THE EDITOR,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
The Nomination of Mr.. Douglas.

BisToS. June 24.-One hundred guns we're fr-
cd on the announcement of the nomination of
Mr.. Douglas. The nomination is well received.
but the enthqsiasnf OF the Democracy 10 modified
BY the split IN the party.
CONCORD. N. H., june 23.-Mr. Douglas nomi-
nation received with great satisfaction by the
mass Of the party. There will be no split Of any
consequence in this State on the nomination. A
ratification will take place on Tuesday night on
the return of the delegatca Thirty.three guns
were fred tonight.
SPRISGFIELD, June N.-Tbe news of the nom
inationof Me. Douglas was received by the Dem.
ocracy Of this city on Saturday evening with
great enthusiasm. One hundred guns were fred.
rockets aud Roman canIlss let of in great profu.
sivn from different parts Of the city. .Bonfires
were burned, aud other demonstrations of Joy
were kept up till late hour. A ratification meet
ing viii b held next week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

AccEPrAcE OF Gov. JOHNSON. -Wasbinrton
june 25.rhe committee to inform the candidates
of Their nomination, appointed by the national de-
m ncratic convention, waited on Gov Herschel V.
johnson tonight at the National Hotel. where he
r'c,ivci them in the large dining room of the ho-
tel. which was crowded with ladies and gentlemen.
lie accepted the nominations; endorsing the
platform in every particular. and declared that
the Sou'h would sustain the principles laid down
in it. In his opinion the doctrine Of non.in,er
vent'on was necessity to the preservation of the
Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

ine. = ihs ~ DAliinars DsaesfaaiaA COnyen-
tions. We tase no roOa Tor present comment
The wise men seal TO select us candidate have
slvsa ~ TO askses; either Of which We could
shesrfelly snppori Bat they have "vsrdone the
stksnx aad nads ~ fear geaeral snesh unless
ne psepls can sexs and csmsn. the pieces. The
IaelesAass rill sss return ~ their ao"ss Tor the
popular esdorsseent. swell done. good and
fa;.hful servnuts"
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ooNMER6IAL
TVNCHBURC MAR X ETS,
All. RddKER,
pROD HOE % RIO X Z r,
- AN FERErs ~

xrse.e sss..Ip.a IL IN b$asaer..ood
-s D'sr' sssse.S llA4--, q ,
b. Arptzs-t,reen--none odssnek
Bacos-Demand good7-L-aotiee sales Mt ioH1ilX hf
BsAxs-None offering. -
BEEswAx.--321L38 cents
Br1TEs well supplied-Freh 1910 20; no sale Tor
CosSsuppIy large-ssIes 50 to IS Yellow 50 10 sTk for
CORN MKsL--iienty and dull ut s5C1s7k cents
CgsEST--James River slW0Dfzo0
DRIED fRrrT--No sale
Floun-1he receipts continue light-wh god Demand
quote saIertae ss;si KIN sS2c; Eaply se1A-
FssImwrrs"ssrsy sn,,seI No y Peruvian Guano sss 80
o 2G~ bs; Reesc's Manipulated 0uano $50 SOM
srero Guano 130 Mexican Gunno $2aO0 ARerican Gunno
s sss sq bo bone ssoiE af
Ans Tobacco Manure 4i5 Euns Ground Bone Ash $3.50;
FoWe Cos SnIable JboanAted Refuvaa Gnano, $4,000;
Dugulds Bone Dust 10000; EuinA Tobacco Manure tIO;
Ground Plaster In bnk 4o0e; In bugs bufels 9ilOU.
0KAss SEEIs-So sa1e. g. . 4N#=H e.'1El.
GissESG.-Gbfh65 cents. .i=-#..,
HAY.--Bai,sl tli5af . wagon load q OO01sLl5
lHoS-Nnnr,ala teo9tI V ION.
LARD.-Supply good mt ljSGll2 cents
LIaE-rhlinastown 81 70 Mountain ~.
OStoSs-No sale -
cents y bush. Of 81 ms. -
PgAs.-No ISackcycd ofcring Cow Pea $l.3Jl1fI.'N
PoTAIoEs- White N-ryyr e113Sl.
TogAccoRcctp's continue large, with an Improvement II,
the prices for Bright Working and Extra fie Wrnprcfs"f
which, not much Is found In the present cropa urge PARTON
low price quote common dark nss at 42WG1sO0 bright
ground Lays aoo61 800; dark Leaf Shipping and stem
ming eGo0ets3o working Leaf $sS1$soo bright Wrap
prrs tla0O1t 5000.
small way n. SEQ III IS for prime Red and White.
Wool --Un~aslied 20 ID d cts: MASKED 81 10 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

A good story is told in Washington, illustra.
tive "i the singular intatuation Of Mr.. Buchanan
in regard to his popularity Ii 10 said that Sena
tor Blser went to the Charleston Convention pr,
vided with II letter from Mr.. Buchanan, written
in the high-moral style of the famous Fort Duaue-
she letter, declining nomination for re election
There was no opportunity TO present it Mt Charles
ton and. IN the return Of Senator Bigler. he pro-
posd To give the letter back to the President. but
was told "to keep it Bigler,th may be chance
at Baltimore. somebody might nominate me there
and the letter can be called for"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

SKETCH OF The LIFE OF II. v. Jouksay.-H.r
schel V. J"tn'nn, who has inst hssn ted by
the authority vested in che committee Of the Front
Street Theatre Democratic Convention, Us the can
didato ot9the latte, for Vice President in place of
Mr. Fitzpatrick, who declined ,h At honor, "a na.
tive Of Georgia. He Was born in Burke county
Ga, Sept 18th, 1912. and IT, thersfope 10 the 4sth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

THE ExkcvrfvE SEssms-0ES. CAss-NavAL
BoAKp-PosrAL AFFAIRS. " asAiagton JH"e2O. -
The leading Senators express the Irlet that the
executive session may terminate Tomorrow ten.
Casa isfs The city to-day Cor Michigan ~ IL 10 M
derstood, and 10 to he absent considerable time.
rhs board of naval examiners. Captain Buchanan
At the head OF the remaining portion OF the class u
m;dsA pmen who graduated in 1857. have male
Their repor. to the Navy Department. The f.l
loving is the roll arranged in the order Of relative
,,e,;. . i. Francis d Blake; 2. Joseph W Alex
ander: 8. Henry d Todd; 4. James NJ Pri,ehett;
S. Edward Terry; 6. Charles Graves; fran s.
IN FV N,Nair: IL. John w Kelley; IL, Thomas
B Miller; 10, Arthur Il Yates; IA, Clark Mer-
chant; Is. Henry " Miller.
The po.t Office department 10 embarrassed con- con
cernne the transport OF mails {" California The
existing overland service is not rathcent Tor the
bulk Of mail matter-. much of which is Tree. All
that the ex;.tng laws allow for the transportation
acro.. the Isthmus ia the postage. same arrange
,nent. mus. be made looking to more compensa-
ton than arises in thar way.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

De,ru OF ARCHBISHOP BLANc,p NEw ORLkAxs.
Oa Wednesday last, at noon, the Right Reverend
Archbishop Blanc died at his residence. in New
Orleans, Of q sudden suffocating attack Of heart
disease. His death has cast q gloom upon the
population in whose midst he had lived for NO
mary years. and to whose love and respect his
mnny eminent qualities entitled him. lie was
native of France. ordained priest at Lyons and
came to this country in 1917 AT the time of
hi" death he was in his sixty eighth year, but
only appointed Archbishop in 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
Extension of the Water Works.

pursuance OF City Council the follow ing
i resolutions were ordered To be published
Resolred That in obedience and In conformity
of the General Assembl, Virginia. entitled "An Act
authorize the Council Of tn, City yncburg extend their
Water Work. and ordinances in reference thereto
urbs OF the city, passed February 2>ih $780, the Council
by authorize vote 10 be taken Wednesday 25 ay
July " the eelolders residing holding property In Tie
suburbs Of the City OF Lynchbug the south side of James
River lying within the and beyond the limits city,
which the Courts have jurisdiction. and tenants Id pos.
session OF property therein which shal
following places within said limits viz: At the Confectionery
store OF Joseph Equ Diamond li; Paues; at War.
rem Gannaways Tobacco Factory and VI Langhornc SCOTS
Resoired That for the purpose Of receiving and
said vote the Council hereby appoint the following Conm
and Ofcers belny mn
AT J"sfrH EorIsChares N. BIackford, Samuel Tyrre,
Desne Nathan c. Taiaferro aud Alfred NJ Woodroof-s
A. Baiy. To act offcer.
Ar PArIrr's-Edgar Whitehead, Edward j. Fowkes, =.
B. Deane, Jr John D. Langhone, and John r. Hushes-Nm
II. Hall, 10 act as officer.
Ar GASsAwAr's fAoroRy.-John W. Muncl, Charles L.
VIM. W. Gannaway, TO act as officer
AT LANeHoRSE ScorTs Mill -Amm0n q. Hancock. Ro
W Crenshaw, Charles Scott, Humphrey Dabney and A. j.
Camp-,Iacob Mauck, 10 act as officer. -
Resoicsd That the time places herein apponte said
Commissioners, or any two OF hen SHALL respective
places open poll book to he headed "Excnson the Wa
Works and ordinances of the Corporation of ynchbhrg
reference thcrcio TO the suburbs containing separate
the headed "For the Extension ana, the other
"Agswt the Extension and all then and receive and
have recorded, In said pobooks the against the
ganst the said extenslon and certificates with the
polls 70 be delivered the Council who shall law
The same bere the Council al their there
afler. -
Resor That The Clerk Of the be- and he Is hereby
directed 10 have the foregoing resolutions Published tue ma
pe OF the City, twice week thirty days previous 10 The
23th day ofJuly. -.--l =
Je Politely JAS. O. WILLIAMS OK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

DEAp.-G.p. II. James. ESQ.,. the eminent
English novelist, is dead. SO snys the Europ"'s
news:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

year Of his 49, - kas Eaesissd q Liberal elnss-
lion, having graduated 1t the Uniserrity OF Geor,
eis In 1884 Afterwards adopting the pr oiession Of
Law, IN wlsish be achieved some success. Mr. Jnhn,
son wass presidential eIector in ~, and in 1913
was appointed To fll n vacancy in the U. ). Sen.
AID. IL ths year l849 he IVES eleciod Judfe :"
the Ssyssiss Uourt Of bis native STATE, and after,
wasds attained its execuiive chair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
- NILES FROM SL4 VS. VILE DEPOT,
MONTGOMERY County, Va.


TINHE PROPRIETORS having purchased this WATERING
PLACE In October last have thoroughly repaired and fur
nshed with entirely furniture Of the best class AMI win
open II for the reception Of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE.
Having increased liberal arrange
the comfort Of their guests hacr
HAT but lew or any Watering Places Will afford the
trac;ious ms this.
situated In the county Of Montgomery, ~ miles from
STA HSjILLF DEPOT VA 4 Tenn. H. L.. the banks
the Roanoke River, and
i and attractive 10 be- found among the Mountains
Of Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation the
last few years, thai Is unnecessary to thing
incubation Of H. IL 10 considered Specific
forms of y, spcpsa and remedy al Diseases
dsrdered conditions of the Stomach Bowels and Liver, and
for prosraiion of the We imgh
OF certificates Physicians aud others
with lite merits and To hese might he added al pfnita,n
Passengers will be met at Shawsc by -Four Horse Omni
basscs, convey them road the Springs
leaving Baltimore, Washington. Richmond AMI Petersburg In
the arrive nj the Springs the ia, these
tho South Will fnd the conv,ya Of
train. BOOTH COlIIOUN L co.
L. .,iActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

U6af lksv die Satsfd IA archaeological lat ?
riep- : isiks to nSattsg O6sces-7hs Jdpo"ese
at tks EkcAesge-i arifdtioa from the Doctors
Alous ten o'clock this morning Reputation VI
the archaeological S,eirry, coesisting at Nj. Fob
som. Mr. Ewbank and scssral other gentlemen:
bad an interview with the second interpreter ~
tae Japanese. with MntsBsoto the historian
Yo.i.la ihr artis, aad o'hers of the Emhsssy.
The su' iect of the eansersati,n was the pecu.
liariiies Il the Moncraa race and the origin of
the japanese branch II H..
Major Leland conducted number OF japanese.
including Sima Hicohasive secretary ~ the I'm
bassy. tho Cavadaki Damiag. second pbys'c'an'ot
q general tour u Inspection.
The party first visited Frank Leslies. newspa-
per e.iahlishments and when witnessed the va
rious operations Of printing and press work Mt the
T,il,nae. Office. They seemed to be much interest
cd in what they sag. and took away copies OF the
newspapers ~ souvenirs.
Thy afterwards visited Adams n nager look.
cd with delight at the California bears, and then
proceeded in their carriages down Broadway 70
see the Wall street BEARS and visited the Mer-
cnn,,' Exchange At the time . number OF pro
vision dealers wero on Change. and several real
c.tnt. lr. kers were also holding sales. The loud
cries Of the latter AMI their animated gesture
seemed to puzzle the Japanese very much. They
h,weyer. appreciated and admired the Rntunda.
hacking up To the dome with delighted surprise,
and felt IF the massive pillars, expressing their
nstoni shment by their gestures and exclamatons
Of very fine" Their stay was not very l-"gbut
while it lasted business on Change was generally
SUSPENDED.
q, their return to The hotel they visited num-
Der of daguerrean galleries.
Another party wen, to the Navy iark to seethe
Niogafn.
Tommy has been very quiet to-day. lilo only
went to Frederick photograph gallery to get
Jho,ogrnph Of himself taken.
The superintendent Of the Snrin6eld Arscn
al called ut the hotel this morning and invited
rh.m 10 visit Springfield. but the invitation was
declined.
: A number of physicians called during the
morning Ia invite the japanese doctors to witness
surgical operntjons The invitations were all,
however declined inr the present but II iscxpce-
tod thai before they leave the Japanese will t"ke
an opportunity of visiting some of our hospitals
IL compare them with those in Yeddo.
Broadway. asusunl since their arrival, was glad
Loncd h, tho Appearance Of several shopping par
ties Of the Japanese, escorted by Policemen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

ilfE or lL>c"LN.The telegraph Ind barely
h"i"hr the announcement of the nomination of
Oh Abe at Chicago, when his lifc and services
were issued tom the press at 81 u copy, Some
body who has read the pamphlet gives the sub
siam" rs lollnws:
Onl A'e is born. IIe suffers from teething and
Il In "nus>," lie deserts said "nuss" and, with
>p'rIt astonishing in an infant. leaves his home
with AN axe On his shoulder for Illinois. While
yet Mt II tender age, he becomes mid-h'rmnnon n
ndb at and distinguishes himself lie deserts
the services, filings his commission to tho wind
agnin shoulders his axe, nnG commences his ca.
r"er ~ rail splitter. lie casts his lot with one
IA celebrated IA himself, named Hank. lie feels
the in pratIon of his talent spits upon rail split.
ting, tears him.elf from Hanks, and turns law
yer. Tie ~ Just budding into manhood. An ex-
traofiinary convulsion Of nature casts him into
utc Legislature. A still moro extranrlnary
c'nNulsion lands him in Congress, whore he de-
unceS the Mexican war. opposes the American
soldiers and got his mileage He goes home and
is driven into obscurity by an indi snant constt-
urncv. lie is picked out torun at the head Of the
Addition machine tor President, and anxously
awaits the result.
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Dissolution
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
HAVING purchases. the entire interest of John Bass in
IL the business of Mckinney Il Co, shall
GENERAL GROtERf AND COMMISSION Bf>INES>
at the old stand No. lE Main street, l.nchburg Va, under
the siy and firm of MCKINNEY 10. whcre hope
prompt attention 10 business, 10 receive liberal patronage
IRON friends and the public.
We shall keep constantly hand, large stock gvrgy
Goods usual! found in Large
which will sell CASH. exchange Country
Produce
liberal advances male all conssnn,enls produc Tor
sale, when III hand. SAM'L II. MCKINNEY,
JEO II. FLOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

Land near Lynchbure.

/ OFFER for sale my FARM on Big Opossnm Crock milo.
from the City II contains 273 AcgEa, about one IN I'd
ground The mummy OF the isnd the crops WIN show Their
Is abundance Of lime stone, accessible K..r H.,
DWELLING isn YOUNG ORCH ND Of cbnicr Fruit. ,..
continuing some ser4qq Trees g9dy portion Inc Nv
As su be- nbseni mill October VT Nov cfnler next /
would refer any one wishng to know terms &C. to Mr. n
Sumper, Wilson's 1InI = " 10
j. 25ElRep copy.1 II. C. JENNINGS
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND X. Co.
Lump Plaster.
For Rent,

~ A SMALL family residence on CHURCH STREET, be-
& tween ih aud 9TH In the best neghborhood in the city
very low price. Apply to
j. 26-itf. A. s. ENGLEDOVE, M. 81, Main ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

addition The following papers fur which am Special
Agent will receive and fora ard advcrtsem MS 10 any
per In the Uniied states. ls-av
NELSON EN- ERpEIsE, Iovingston Va.
NkW ERA Floyd Court house, Va.
S S'TSh;si Knoxville Tennessee.
SENTINEL, icsersynIe Teanessce.
INTELLlGENCER, MorrIs,own Tenn
S GtAazFErrE, Lexington, Va.
f bKaosfAr, Liberty, Va.
VISITOR, Marion, Va,
% WIG Fin0astIp, Va
REGISTER, D,nviile. Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co. Ilo.. Va
Virginia AM TENN EsSEE NEWS, Bristol
l rNrISSS Jonesboro, Tenn
DEMOCRAT, Greenvie Tenn.
ADVERTisER, Chattanooga, Tenn
POST Athens.
V Vfn;fNIAs' Abingdon, Va.
STAR AND HERALD, Chrlstiansburg, Va
PATRloT, Grayson Gu No., Va +.'f
TfMEs L. wy.neville, Va. g.
ADVOCATE, Tazewe.l Go. IIo.. Va.
SOUTH " EST, Giles Co. No., Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va.
Persons wishing Of the shove papers, all
them having extensive circulation In their localities will
hnl I" call office the Lynch
burg Nrginan STAIRS, where contracts will BE- made
advertisements AIDED wITnot
A. wADDlLL
Jan lots Foreman Nirginian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
Attention Home Guard.

X MEET for drill and business at your Armory this rhurs
day. Evening 81 O'clock in Undress Uniform and white
lU BY order Capt. GARLAND,
W c2s1t j. l. MEM, O. &.