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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
First cum from the south

d, The municipal election in New Orleans, on
Monday last. passed. Of quietly. and resulted in
the success Of John r. Monroe, the American
candidate, by upwards Of one thousand majority.
MIR. Monroe was oppoeed BY mongrei orsaniza-
tion composed Of disadected aud disappointed
Amsricans ard the united Democracy which i,s
leaders ehris,ened the " Citizens" ticket. That
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By BRYAN AkERS, AUcT'R.
Great Sale OF Village Lots.

rg'iIE undersigned Trustee in deed executed l8
of October, 1872 by Jno j. Puryis and wife, Of re-
in Clerks office OF the county of Amherst will Proceed
the I4rH JEE, 1850 sell to the highest bidder LsA
on the premises Gbeut LOTS In the vilhge Of WAkl
LOW, suatedIa le cul, Of Amherst, upon james River
n. the point where Orange and Alexandria Raifra3
the said River, opposite to the city Of IyH hburR
The property Is admirably situated and many
nduc. persons wishing procure beaty conyc-
the All persons wishing purchase
ielue ted visit the above ground before The
and examine fur themselves. =.=
The LOTS will be offered n sizes varying from Acre 10
10 Acres. The oils well adapted for Market Gardens
s%- The Sule will commence o'clock p M and be cor
Quoted by bryan Akers, Auctioneer.
j. ld,flUe DAN'L A. WILSON, Trustee s
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

YENnE PRoPRiEroRS having purchased this WATERING
rLACE In October last have thoroughly repaired aud fur
nished vita enel! furniture of the hest Glass; will
open for the reception of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE.
Having and made liberal arrange
ments for the Of their guests
that but lew (f Watering Places Will afford the same
fractions us tins.
Il Is situated In the county Of Montgomery 3k miles from
STA VS. FILLE UEpOT, (va l. Tenn. T. R) OF
The Ron"ke River and surrounded by OF the
m and attractive scenery 10 be found among the Mounts ms
OF Virginia. The Wafer has acquired d
last few YEARS. that Il Is unnecessary thing in
mcndation of II. II is considered sDscfe
f'rms"f Dyspepsia, and remedy for oil cutneous
dSorrred conditions of the Stomach. Bowels and Liver
hninbel o certificates from Physicians and others avi
with Its merits aud 10 these might he added Rfnift
Passengers Will be Shawsylc Four HORSE Qnn
husscs Ia them Springs
leaving 'nlinore, Washington. kchmond ami P.ttrsba
lie morning arrive al The Springs tlo.e
the South Will find conveyance on the arrival 81 I
BOOTH IpIIInIN 4 tt4
4,
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TIE Americans Of Western New York repudi.
ate the Chicago nominations and the Buffalo
Commercial. The Buffalo Republic gives the fol-
lowing account Of the proceedings:
The Americans held a meeting at their hall
last evening, to take into consideration the ques-
tion of Supporting the ticket put in nomination OF
Chicago. and endorsed BY the Commersisl Adver-
tiser Of this city. The meeting WIS q large one.
non but members being admitted. We are told
that Il was the unanimous decision of the party
in this city not 70 follow In the lead Of the Com
mercisi, which paper was denounced an having
deserted the party and Its principles. Some Of
the most influential members are highly exnspe-
rated at the course Of that journal. and decaro
thAt By no possibility they be induced n vo,
for Lincoln. and Hamlin, or fraternise with the or
gan that sustaius them.
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LIAR from Europe

The Steamer Priocs Albert. fr = Qsbec. a.
rived ON sThar.dsy morning at Bay nrcon. brins-
ing Gslsay dalee. by relegiap h tfQnefnstowssI
the a5th ut. Tbs aews boat Of Associates
Press brings tho following summary OF Der nows;
the L.rEsr rRox SICILY.
The latest news from Sicily il a. follnws;-.It
vas reported TINT Caribaldi hal entered Paler-
mo- With nine ti,onsni,d iafantry and = body oi
cavalry. the Neapolitans laying down their arms.
0aribaldi Issuing stirring .aldre.s stating that
be s.su,ssI professionally che Dictatorship Of 81.
oily.
lie was received with great sathusiasm ut Pal
ermo.
This news lacks oonArms.ion and BY some is
regarded as premntore.
A great panic prevailed among the authorities
OF Messina. .4z#z i. 4sgv8
The official dcspatchs. Of tho Neapolitan gov.
eminent on the % and % assert that the Insult
gents were twice beaten and driven frnm their po
s,tions. mud Of their leaders, Ruselllaa, We
pursued and killed
ENGLAND.
The proceedings Of the House of C,mmoas =.
aate that the government will be unable 10 err
the reform bill through this season, and h,t 81,
tually determined to abandon it.
FRANCE.
II il rnmored that tho Emperor of Russia -.
templates visiting Paris. II In also reported -
Inc MDnifcnF IN hbout 10 publish n speech III 'ir
French ambassador 10 the Sultan Of an allrm ..
nature
COMMERCIAL.
Lre'1ooi, May g. Sale. of Cotton for the We, k
43 900 hal"s. including 800 bales to spe, ators
Mlhdns and lower gr,idcs have decIned ! ,3 l6.
inferior qualities are very irregular. aud holders
ne pressing on the market. Fair and good mil
ding are generally unchanged.
Sales oi one day estimated Mt 5000 bale, in
rlu1IOn | ONO hlIeA apt FIR ~.
The market Chased steady Mt tie foil wing prizes:
New Orl"nns fair 81, middlins IA; Mob lie fair
"a, mlddiing "A l.; Upland fair III, mldhng
Gai Stock in port 200 600 bucs including
SQ5 900 bales American III
Manchester nd,ites are favorable, the market
cL'sng qaet but rather less depressed
Breni,fnffs. - Richardson, spence 4 Co anotc
fnnr MS inil ut 26s & la30s. Wheat is quiet-red
los. 5dalos 81 white llsaf2-. GI Corn il yc
~ dull mixed 34s. 81, yellow 34s. Gda35s ;
white 80. 6l.n37s. 5if5
--LATEST L're,pooi, saturday Aft,tno, n-Saes
today If 1000 hales NJ cotton, including 900
baos "n speculation and tr export. The market
closes worry dull.
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The "Ui.isens wsks sp. and found th.mseIves In
the yocatiye. 10. % us. . matter vi repicing. \
taossan4 cheer. for the gallant OPP. ltion men OF
The Crsssent City RIl on tbe hall
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COMMERCIAL.
LYSCHBTe DC MRKETs,
Esposrxp BIT
- u Alb Ru0EER, -,
PRODM O Z u = . * = R,
& IL MAIN sIkE1 q
Tsse apo,adsas ~iIl b asasscod, represent waaas!
sae nFfc-s ssheraiy.

Arr1rs-frccn-none offering =
BAooS-1hc receipts for The In.t week have been large and
decn In lower grades-l quote l010 Gle
RsAss.-Khle-Lrisk nj L5olesl. 10 y hasisi
BgKswAx-30d3i cents
BrTrsg-Fnsl table in demand al sQ12o eta;
In frkins plenty. and dull al l2dl II cenia o,>e-
CoRs.-Wh an Increased demanl-l quote Yellow so0s'.
eta; White 90 els.
Cogs Mnai-.-picni, and dull al s56s7A cents.
CEaExT.--Iamrs River s1Safbfz0t.
DngD FkrIT -Aples-penty-slo Pealed Peaches ss'o9
FrarRThe rseafits c.,nilnue right-wh good demand
quote snferfne s4vs1s6a1i nxEa sss10eeoo; Family
FIAxsenp-s1,qa 11.25 ceris .-=..==
FgArHgHs.-f3GaA tents.
:, a"ri Nsl fey .s GSse $40 sSo
hrrro Gao $33o9 NexcaD Gnano s2beG American Guano
tl.E a.s tup Phosphate nf Lime e5000; afn,s Phsfl9
pera. sa ~ kufn's bone Ash t.uane tsso kaf
F,sie 1sAs tnale Phosphate. Peruvian Guano ssoW:
,p4u1 1atHr bnik ss.e1; In bags barrels all.0s
sfk -1ipe,I 50. Timothy ~, Ua,Ard sl,oe;
J. rxfsth =ssD. -=.t
isa.ssat .ssss ron load 81 o011 eifo.
-, ~ 4 ~ raisf = ftfAt.1
- - - >t,.n,a,, soaoo cert.
o9osaaT Eat. - d i.dsis e. y ta.AeI, Z
.arar ..itf4 n ~ White 'o e1'' Black %
Ivy. IA s'3s . "a cAenasi@ 5=te#
zfa5rolas - quality.
~ iasf a. - :. Z, ?s r.. ssil sf IAN =.
- L. n, YER. Is not 1nolab,r
aaH 1.4#s.,sH# :. ~ y ~. ort2,t rrwgrpunds
iaat#i .,###1 lAtt,te 81 - ft'dL bright
h."Aaes t.#l# s4sss. i..91, is.r, Ensh Wrappers
fishf e5aJu, go
~ats,se eaaf- l.a -,4i,e.t i'l'41si,so
of el't ivi, 49, #'i. '''a "'ae' i.4sfie1 sr1ies
Ns.5l.-rl'aass = =. as#ss' y s.1:a t.oase.
~.-4s.sss .ss---r-----.-
rse, NOW IS TIE TIME! -kssa
n ~
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The Now York Post. onlce Defaloatior

The New York Post-OGlce Defalcatiou.
Notice has been served on the L. 5 District At.
torney Of New York, by Mr.. II. W. Robinson, nn
the part Of Messrs. George Law and Ga.,ayus A.
Conover, TIM, they will make n motion IN the 9th
of juno. in the United States District Court. that
an injunction ISSUE according to the prayer OF the
complaint, upon their bonds given in the case Of
the United States VS.. lsaac V. Fowler for the put,
pose IT prescribing the condition for the perform
ancc OF such judgement. After giving various
reasons, to show that they not indebted to the
United States as sureties Of lsaac V. Fowler in
any sum Whatever. the notice goes On to sny
the complaint further alleges that ut the time
Of the signing Of the last bond Fowler was in.
debted to aud defaulter TO the United States go
vernmsnt to the amount Of $4,000; but all no.
tice Of such Indebtedness was Withheld from Tho
comrlainants, and they signed the bond in igpo-
rance, and were induced To do 50 By their want (
notice of amy such deialcation on the part of
Isaac v. Fowler. and would not have signed the
honda had they been appraised of any such defal.
| cation. The motion will be heard before Judge
Belts on Saturday next, (to.morrow.)
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BY 9. r. PHELPS, Auctioncer.
Trustees Sale of House and Lot

Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
Y virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to the undersigned
ID by Robert Whittier dated goth January 1855 and rrcor
Clerks ONCE the Hastings Conn Iynchburc
shall, on saurday,h The VII DIX OF june, 500 NJ, O'Clock
NJ the premises sell nj public ancton for cash LOT
In said deed conveyed the being the South West side
Il the extension Of Main street, beyond the residence Capt
AeGoklt. and containing fourth of acre with the
dwelling House md improvements thereon
may 3jfco,lds. RoB'r }. DAVIS Trustee
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rate. fiscrs wasE sloek Of 10000 boxes n poIs
ag,ins, 100000 last ysar Exchange on Lonaen az
ala per csat- prem.
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BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE near LYNCHBURC

WE WILL SELL ON SATURDAY, THE 2sRD of JUNE
w (insl) at o'clock =. NJ. On the premises BE1T
TIFCL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, the Lynetburv and
snlem Turnpike about miles from 1ynchur9, siua. in
health, aeghborhood The 1rac OF Land contains d
ACRES, tho small, Is well improved In ever, respect as
g@l crop will show. The improvements com ala,
OF DWELLING HOUSE tpainted white containing seven
Of which sA1 2eet also front and back locbes
oce in yard, aud al other Out Buldnes
Tie about 800 200 Trees o ehor
Fruit III, Garden very productive and hns u nne assr
nj Grapes sousrbeFvis kasberrie de- Ii The
desirable Farms in this section the country, Per-
desros furrhasing such place viii call y Cor
dn. The city of LyneibuSg the undersigned hi reside
the premises y 5 - -
TgEas-, ,'a.h and the baaHce in and II months inter
added negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed the IL
tie rtaiu,d Until whole the purchase is paid
IL ctGs THOMAS j. d e B. Brown
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FROM HAyAxA-FHE GARoIE--New tirleans Jpne
D he steamship De Solo, from Havana on the al
hs'.' arrived here TO day. Four men were rarot.d
At havana on the second, 10 the presence of cn0eo
persons,
sugars we're unchanged. The demand was mo1s
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retiring from the business Mckinney a Co having so
entire Interest to Sam1 II. and Jno Fi,,
would return sincere thanks friends and the nnlc
for their libeai patronage during my connection with In
House. and tax continuance u IL 10 tho arm : :
je1-b JNO \ Rass
Sn BDLS SUPERTiNE FLOUR IN Store and for s.Ie ON
w consignment By WM. II. ROSE 4 Co.
le .-n No. iUI Main Street
g 0UTYERN ETTER1R + YESSEySEe for June ., -
~ Jeo" cREEpS, 1SS Main 81.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.

=
NAY BOARDFkS informed that they will be charged
- ONLY S month from this date (Iane lst. paya
bic r,onthy. Ihe WAsmsGToN shall taeo-tacea
Boarding Hnnse) aa.
The Proprietor pledges himself that House In City
where else sha be supplied with comforts
life Than the WASHINGTON. Having done much improve
ioe House. h. prepared 10 give general satisfaction
all Ma, call him. and respectfully soicits continuance OF
the that bus hsreofOse been Hrs bestowed
upon The House. Ills every exerti0n win he please.
IL JOHN =. KYLE.
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Dissolution
NEW CONCERN.

AyISG purchased the entire interest Of John Bass In
the business OF Mckinney Co. continne the
sGENkRAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BI.SIYESS
at the old stand No. 1tI Main Street. Lynchbue Va under
ihe style and firm of MCKINNEY Co, where we hope 10y
from friends aud the public. Te'
We shalt keep constantly hand large stock Of ryrxy
DESCRIPTION Goops usually found large Grocery House
which We will sell Low FOB CASH. in exchange for Country
Liberal advances male on ell cons,ru,u, NJ, cf r,c.
saie ~hen NJ mana. bAML Ii. MokINNEY,
JNO. H. FLOOD.
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Harvest. Hsfyesfl

Il n,, ng'tth l"r%' so~s n GRANTS Pm
" wv hif leo ia, ~ lii tPADyf1 sni,ts ~,
WALDRoA's AND pAfi IS1,- Sp4rx .,.,,
BLADLS - ~, - ~EaIS AND GRASS
~ Man -tres. Lynehbo,y q. o.
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Camel Goal Oh

NV AXE h)W Selling Hhc CNaI Oh NJ IT . per gAIlon
w NH ID -##l SrABLEH JONES.
NEW BOOKS. FHs
LEsLiEs MAGAZINE for June, 25c
ECLECE1C Soc
LEAVES OF GRASS, neto ed alps
MILL on THE FLOSS 125
RUTLEDGE Companion to Beulah, l25
APPLEroNs RAILROAD GUIDE for june 25c
NEW SUPPLY OF BEULAH, s-N
THE coNVALEscENT, by n. p. Willis q sl.@
Al CREEDS,
may 30-is .123 Main street.
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The Steamer Prsocs Albert. fr p Qpsbec. e
rived on THURSDAY morning at BaJ nrcap. brlns
ing ealusy dal~@.by Telegraph .one<nstows =
the 25th uIt The aews boat VI Associates
D-... I.r;,.a tho follngin0 aummafF OF her news
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A I VIC rok'S BOOK STORE, received every week,
"A BELLS LIFE IN LONDON
les
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(toAL oII.on hand the best kind also Coal Oil Lamp
~ with inpro, ed Burner USE, very preii,
81. les VI Psror Lamp s-For sale by
H. DTS j., II, THOMPSON,
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Nh. MAYsARD's SPEECH Wednesday night vas
a clear and Gala, exposition of the action of tho
several nominating Conventions and review Of
the present phase and aspect eli The political af
iais of the ccuntry-together With discussion
of the positions and pro spects Of the various can
didstes auw befoSe the American people for Pres
idsntial donors lie showed tlrat Mr. Breckin
ridge. being Southern sectional can 1idate coull
not by any possibility got single Nerthers State;
and tina, Mr.. Douglas, ms the Squatter SOVEREIGN
candidate, could not get n Southeru State, and
that. therefore. neither Of fhom stood any chance
Of beisg elc ted In this emergency he roin.ed
20 the ticket of the Onion party a. The great m
iienal ground upon whirh all patriots couil unite
asd save the country from Black I;epabiicau rule.
and, it may he, frstrcidal blood. They are ma.
tional md c0nserranve-w Nominated by
Convention in which all SECTIONS of the country
were represented; and could lie voted fur in every
State. North AZ well as Sou,h-av all everywhere
who keep step with the music ID the Cnion''--
all who love tker country and woald rescue it
from imnenaing ruin. Unless that was douc, he
believed, from the lights now hefore him. that
Lincoln would bc clectcd-to prevent which en-.
lanity, he warmly exhurea his auditory to rally
boldly and hravely to the standard Of Bell and
Everett and contribute their utmost towards their
election.
After Mr.. Maynr-d had finished, Mr.. Snced
Was loudly called E. and replied in brief but
stirring speech, in his kappiest style. We hope
to hear his Voice frequently during the pending
canvass.
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SALE OF THE JAMES RIvERAND kANAwH CANAL
The negotiations which have been pending for
several years between NJ. dc Bellot des Minleres,
representative IF a company of French capitalists.
and the James River and Kanawha Company ,hav'
j, z for their Object the completion Of tho great
water line ofthis State, we're brought to u salts.
factory conclusion yesterday. An agreement or
contract was prepared and signed. by the terms
OF which the French company STIMULATES
To purchase the States interest, in the Canal.
for the sum of $1,,5000 900.
Ia purchase the interest Of he private stockhol-
ders, by the issue of bonds, for one half the
amount thereof. the same bearing interest at .
per cent per anEum until the completion OF the
work and thereafter emitting tho h"lders to a
participation in the yearly dividends OF the COM
pany.
TO complete the canal to Covington in years,
and to the Kannwha river in years.
To widen and deepen the canal including the
locks, between its termini.
To deposit one million dollars a guaranty OF
the fulGllmeu', on its part, of the terms OF the
agreement. the same t., BIO forfeited to the j, H.
X. CO.., in the event of failure.
We are informed that the Board Of Public,
works has expressed its concurrence IN the agree
ment and the opinion is expressed that No further
actien by the Legislature will be necessary, to
ensure the ratification of the contract. SO far a.
the State is concerned. The private stock holder
hoSever. have vet to decide whether they will
exchange about 1000. 900 Of unrroductive stock
for 81 600 900 Of certificates of debt yielding them
certainty OF i've per cent for eight years, and
promising them yearly dividend after That per-,
ca general meeting of tho stock holders Will
be called about the Goth August and should they
determine, as it is quite certnin they will, to rat
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Established A. d. l75l.

~ $50 BkhNDRE rlfS PILLS uIn body II,
NS1S cavities the hoacls and the ways of tho crruu nn
isc dead ont body which oecaNou =,
hca', Feeling In colds headaches 10, These purely vegetable
- 40 not upon healthy par;, except cleanse pu
L.. Their timely has sn,rd mHu, ,nlnnbc Tie, nnl
Brtn,rh's fs should, therefore, br In houtc ready
'l'r Jas lull, If P"sam, y. W writes Ang II, lsa0!
=" met with three weeks age, tho had slightly injured
LIS nagcr Tire" days before which cau,cd
pain, swelling aud violent fNcr When stw ~, palu
mud swelling had extended tphiA shoulder, dcpr,ing him
r,t sleep. The hand urnng dnk ciorc, the
point OF modification, got there nj evening and during
night Fnve HUI whole box u pills, Applied pour,,
and hi4 fn sold price cents Nu 2ai
sew ! orb md l,y nh Druggists. jy In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Words 0f (so,t&,op


If We were to Tell readers that tho wells and
NC spring. Throughout the coaniryhai been poisoned aud
,a we had discovered an antie 10 s effects them
that would ni gladly avail themselves discovery with
the hope OF assring death. II We 10 tell that We
had discoscv mine III treasure enough for and
That VIZ we're TO SHARE VIII, hen not would Refuses
our ad To fFtune But a. health valuable than rcea
how much more Easifo should they be 10 LEARN that great
laacea has been Compounded of purely vegetable and
That lis curative posers little ess certain light
darkness Need We give insanccsY f
Prrl"r OF RAkEks bltfERs and examine the r,nda
certificates, run all SECTIONS the south.
been CURED u DBslsa by Its all calng prtp.re. Amnng
them .dn VIII h, vouchers ii nld mud young,
male, estolng this Brtnns ~ the Skies mud ir.sng ia,
iehce fr is curative But ia eunin,
Ia Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches yield rca To- It's Inwer
Torpid LNcrs become quckrncd and made ls indu
sour sionaehs made healthy by It's
fes Indigestion disappears wh.n tho organs io
when met 10y thcse ,trsRs promptly dsnrned and h,cne-
h7tns Us thousands oi persons have certified who used in
isip and ~ when Tint scourgc devastating the country
hAkERS BillRs will not remedy all The lila III Humanity
en' such diseases caused b, the stomach aud how els
N Yield Ia s strengthening effects aud speedily driven
rom the system All who need tonic should Try II, aud he
come their Nv Judges vi its virtues
For SALT by all Druggists IN lyhchhnrg, and by NIL III"
principal Druggists In the city III l;bnon mud elsewhere
irginia; asi. at Messrs Iis. slou o., Washington
j.. G.: r. ". eiahltr Co., baltimore, Md, D. H. Miller,
ingtnn. NJ. and Barnes Park, N. Y.
orders oiled 10y addressing T.. BAKER; Proprietor.
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LATEST NEWSBY TELEGRAPH.
DISCOVERY ORA CONSPIRACY IN TEXAS!
CONTEMPLATED INsURaEcrIoN! II
- = 49, - -
NJ o X Il FIR ESll!

Sr. LOUIS. July 26.-An extra from Bonham,
Texas. the 18th instant contains letter from
the editor Of tho Dallas Herald stating that the
fire in that place had led To the discovery of a
plan to desasta'e the whole of Northern Texas
Two preachers, Blunt and Mckinney, who
We're expelled last year, are instigators of tie
plot.
Tho plan was to lay the whole country in waste
ly fire, destroying all arms and nmu,unitions, 70
~ 10 get the country IN n stare of bel plessnrss
when on election day IN August they intended 10
make general nsurrecton. aided by cmi~sar,,.s
ir"m the Narth and parties friendly to them IN
Texas.
Tho plnn was for the country to he iis,ricted
and sub distrieted, each division being under
white men, who were to control the negroes. Sc.
yeral white men and negroes have been arrested
The following fires occurred tho same day tia,
Dallas was destroyed.
a mercantile house in Black Jack Grove Los,
100000.
Three business houses at Denton. Loss 800.
600
A large store house at Pilot Point. Loss So.
eco.
A store house Mt Iadenria. Loss S25, 900
a, Eight stores nj Beknap.
The town of M,lerd is totally DESTROYED and
several other smaller fires have occurred
There is great excitement throughout the coun.
try Prompt aud effective means will lie taken
Tor the preservation Of life and property.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
DIED,

Departed this life on the me,nins of Tho oo3
instant, III the brightest hope of n blessed immnr.
tahty, Mrs. CATnARlNE Tyler cunsort of Mr..
John l.. Tyler, Of Amherst county.
oa the 9Th inst, at Louisville y. G. Mr. Jous N
REYNOLDS. aged about 80 years. Mr.. T. VS. "A yery
highly respected citizen, and most exemplary mem
Der of the Methodist Church n n n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

DrEL NEAR DANvILLE.-A duel was fought ON
Yesterday truesdny) morning, between Messrs. a.
J. Clark and Edmund Fitzgerald, which resulted
in the woundlug of the latter. His injuries how
ever are believed not tn be serious the ball having
on.y penetrated his body to a limited extent. The
weapons used were rifles, distance forty PAGES
The scene of the duel was few miles from town,
in the neighboring county OF Caswell. n. c.
Danyi!le APPEAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

y 'he aSiren.ent IN their part the French com.
pany can Immediately rroceei to mature ia ar
fragments for the completion of the great work.
IT Is understood that the Emperor, Louis Napole-
on, Is cogni1ans OF the enterprise. and has given
IL his imperial npprnba lion. - Richmond Who.