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IA III n dquarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT!
The Subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line
are prepared to offer extraordinary Inducements
to all in want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS
Their stock embraces
EPAULETrEs, in every VARIETY, for officers
and prvates.
Regul .tion SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, nc.
BUTTONS, LACEs, BINDING, WEBBING,
and general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL & TYLER, los lain street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spsotaces, M iltarv and Fancy Goods.
no 3-d& I'm Tin q
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OH NOG RAP ply;

Prof A. MORGAN, of South Carolina, having
an engagement at Richmond College for course
of Lectures the above subject, will be In the
city for the next two weeks, during which time he
proposes organize private classes among such
of the professional genteme students and others;
as may desire tC acquire this beautiful time and
labOr-savlng art. The facilities which Phonogra-
ply affords TO this class Of persons IN their study
and in the practice of their professions, gen
orally known that 1t requires no recommendation
Prof Nj. having. ior the last two years, enjoy ed
literary institutions OF of the Southern states
where he has succeeded in giving entire satisiac-
ten, Jas his testimonials will show,l fee cont
dent that ne will succeed in convincing those W no
may patronIze him that fHUN0GkAPHY can be
learned tireIre hours, with the assistance OF a
competent teacher.
For further particulars, apply at this office.
no ST.
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a. To Grocers.-The attention of grocers
and merchants generally. is called to SEMPLE'S
ticle. and superior to most of the kind before the
public.
nA Home Manufacture.-Sempl Infal-
LlBLE BAKING POWDER-the best and cheap
est preparation for making Biscuit, Bread, Pastry,
Batter and BIcku heat Cakes, etc. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers generally.
HA Families will consult their interest
by uting Samples TNFALLiBLE BAKING
POWDER IL is cheaper and better than any
similar article in market. For sale by all retailers.
gA Use the Best-Sen pies fnfallible Bak.
mo POWDER. The best IN use.
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nv" PKtNT EKs1A RARE GAANVE

T'n Pk X Sd KAkE ChANCh.A
L VAL Ia K COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
FOR SAiE.-1he proprietor of THRIVING coun-
try newspaper, in Eastern Virginia, beng de-
sirous of engaging in another business, offers for
sule his entire esta biz hment. The newspaper
has about o0U subscribers, and a large Iun of job
work and advertising. Size of paper: 2t by IS
Inc hes-seve columns TO the Pare -hf cen col
umns of advertisements. Upwards of 81 coo on
tn books. now due No other newspapef or
printing Office within ffts miles. Connected tin
the ne Fspaper is the POS l. OF FIC h, paying up
wares of $40 year. The printing of eight or
ten counties can he secured. and a very large
amount of transient job work. The Office contains
one large size Boston Press, and one small Ram
Press tor job work; about 200 lbs. OF Brewer,
2fO of Long PrImer and $50 of Nonpa ell; Stands.
Cases. imposing Stone. job Type and all the requI
sites for carry ing on irstc country newspa-
per. AL the material is good condition, and the
location cannot be surpassed For further infor-
mation, address q letter To
THOS. J. BAGBY,
erfis Wall str
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sPsCIAL NOTICES

IA Premium Beef.
NJ. A, TYNDALf., STALL No, %,
Sc sOKD MARkEf.
The subscriber having purchased the only PRE-
MUM CATTLE which were sold ut the Agrioul-
tural Fair. viii cxhIbi them for sale on HATUR-
DAY next, 10th inst. and for the following week,
at res ular market prices. fp.cures invited to
give him call ho9-lWf
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., HDQRS. CO.. "B,"lsr REG VA VOIS-
4 RICHMOND, Nov. 8, 1850
EOrder No..
III |. assemble at your Armory this lTHURS
~ DAY evening, for drill and INSTRUCTIONS
III. Assemb at your Armory, on FRIDAY, the
9th INST at ga O'Clock A. NJ. in full dress wn,s
Uniform. Tor parade and inspection. Muskst,
must be IN order. Fatigue caps, without cover.
attached TO coat button behind.
Ill Each memteT will prepare himself with ora
ration. b. order of Lieut.. MITCHELL, Comd'E
g. C. & MDRGAN At Gar
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WTANTED-To solicit cali from all peysons in
w want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
I RI X FACTORY, where [ am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the comnon up
to the most superior r o n FRA M K. ALL
l. f T II + K TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS. &C. AL sold at manufacturers prices.
at No: "a lam ST., in Saddle and Harness Store.
with Waf. SALMON
H. TRUNKS REPAIRED. -
Sc 26-5m JAM ES KNOTS.
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n ARNORY COMPANY ca
n November 5. 1860. (
~ Parade at Springfield Hall. ON FRIDAY
mornIng, the 9th inst, at O'Clock, in full WIN,
~teT uniform, with arms In order for rIyid IN
speotion, and also one ration in your pocket.
By order OF Capt GORDON.
no S--2tH s. J. TUCKER, lst Serx't
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XX(ANTED-NURSE.- wish to hire by the
w month, or for the balance of the year, an ex-
periencsd NJ RISE, who can be we'll recommend
ed Apply to me, at my Law Office, on Franklin
street, near the State Court-Hous or at the COR
Der of Franklin aud Adams streets.
moist CHAS. A. ROSE
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AWheeler & Wilson's
SEWING MACHIN YES!
HAVE WON THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Virginia., mississippi, missouri,
Ohio, Indiana, illinois,
Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin,
and California STATE FAIRS.
Also, at tina FAIRS of the
American iustitute New York
Franklin Inititute. ..-..-..........P hiladephia.
Mechanics Institute San Francisco.
MARYLAND Mechanics Institute. Baltimore.
Va Mechanics Institute. Richmond.
Kentucky Institute. ............ Louisville.
Mechanics Assoclai ion -.-..... Boston.
Mechanics Association Cincinnati.
Mechanical Associate .......... st. Louis.
Nj etroroltan Mechanics lnstI-
lutte. 80. ........,. w ASKING ton.
nA.Virginia Office and Sales Rooms.
nos I'm 227 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
rs The Broad St. Methodist Church.
Ins beautiful place of worship is at last nearly
finished, and ultimately will reflect great credit
on all connected with the construction OF it,
The interior ID superb, both flr acoommoda-
any amy in an Richmond There has been much de-,
lay in getting towards the completion. IN con-
sequence of the many alterations from the
original plan, as the work progressed, but 10
expense or trouble has been spared SO as TO make
| it, when finished, second to none In Virginia.
VIM. and DAVID GIBSON have had their time SO
much occupied with the above Chutch. and SO
much longer than they expected, that they nave
unavoidable disappointed many of their custom
ers, but beg to solicit their patronage and the
public in general. and to inform them that they
are 4dy to give their hest attention to all busl-
ness IN their line, Builders and House Ca PEN
ters which can be strictly rel led upon being done
and to defy all competition IN turning out better
workmanship. noS-l5t
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, Nov. S.-The majority for the fu.
sion ticket in this State will probably be 1000
The Senate will stand IL Republicans 10 II
Democrats. In the Assembly, as far as heard
from, there will BE- 80 Democrats and Union
members TO rs Republicans.
Nixon Stratton, Republican, is elected to
Congress ins tead OF Perry, as first stated.
MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Fen counties give Doug
las 1888; Lincoln 1874; Breckenridge 1890
Bells vote is unknown.
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Thus. J. BAGBI,
Advertising agent, Wall street,
no7-6t Under st, Cha's Hotel, Ricnm'd, Va

County, Nov. Sd, 1860. Lucy Ann Harms, Tho
sues by John Westly Pate. her next best friend,
rs. VIM. Mae Harris.
This cause came on this day to be heard on the
bl! and the dispositions of witnesses flied in the
cause, and IT appearing to the Court that process
has been duly served on the defendant, AMI ne
having filed no answer, and that the cause has
properly matured and is ready for hearing: On
that the charge of adultery gainst the defendant
is fully proved by the testimony doth adiudee, or
der and decree that the marriage heretofore
lsmnZed between the said Lucy Ann Harris and
the said William Mac Harris be, and the same is
Harris be forever divorced from her husband, the
id William Mac Harris. and that all the right,
title and interest of the said William Mac Harris
in or to the estate real or personal. of the said
Lucy Ann Harris shall hencefnrih cease and de-
t. rhine and the Court doth further adludge, or
der and decree, that the plaintiff recover from the
defendArt the costs by her expended in the prose-
eutiOn of this suit. A Copy-Teste:
moist JOHNSON SANDS. Clerk
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IVA RITE D-Every BODY TO call ut my store
w and purchase one of those beautiful little
MEDALS or CHARMS. giving correct hkene
of BELL and EVERETT. Price rs cents. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of % cents
Clubs supplied at reduced rates.
as GENTS WANTED.
A. L. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
Shockoe Slip, Next door to Columbian Hotel,
sc I-3m Richmond. Va.
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ARM0Ry MONTGONPRy cUAHn

4, ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD.
~ co. &C." 1sT REG. VA V0L8..
n RICHMOND. Nov. 5, 1850
III Assemble, in compliance with Regimental
~ Orders, on the Cap toll Square, at quarter no
fore O'Clock, on FRI DAY MORNING, the sth
instant. for RegImental Parade arms and &C.
oou,rements IN order for inspection. Be prompt,
Each member will bring one ration, as the duty is
for the hay. BE order of the Captain.
no SIT JOHN MCDONALD, LIST Serg't
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MTANTND- IMMEDIATELY-A good COOK.
w WASHER, and lRONER. For one coming
well recomn ended a liberal hire will be paid
W mite preferred. Apply on Main, second door
from Jefferson streets. no7-3tf
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WAN rED-SITUATION-By country youth.
w who has his own living to make. He is
steady and industrious Young man |; has for the
PAST year or more been employed ia a Clerks
office; writes a good and lsgible hand Desires a
situaton In some branch of business Any Kind of
reference can be had relative to his character or
abilities Apply to " w. H. H, >" Wilcox's W barf,
Charles City county, Va. nor
yETANTED-A WHEELWRIGHT.-I wish to
w engage WHEELWRTGHT,t to carry on the
business at my Mil, the next year. will either
rent the shop to him employ him by the year.
There is also a BLACKSMITH SHOP at the place,
for rent Address VIM. +. GAINES,
oc l3-2aw4w* Box Z2O, Richmond p o.
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| NATURALIZATION to know that the right
w place to get old coat SECURED and K r..
| PAIRED to look like new and last six months
| longer, is at KINGS, 10th street, between Main
| and Cary Ladies are notified that the prlce is
| duced one fourth for doing up LACE CURTAINS,
having mere 7sed our facllitIes.
| N. B.-KING lives next door to Craw ford's Sa.
| loon. no elm
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A. GhAYs, ATTENTiON.-Yo Will IS
~ semi BILE for parade, required br hegimenA
HOTdeIs: in winter uniform. without over oosn
iii on FRIDAY MORNING next. at "a 10 9ocA
~ In front of the Custom House-arm. and a-
con:rements in order for inspection, with oneiA
ton IN your pocket.
n B.-Roll- call at . o'clock.
BY order. Il. w. BRANCH, LIST Ssrs't
no Z
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JACK Elmo. IN kits; No. Extra in
WI KITS; No, in bills; No Extra in half bills:
No. in half bbs. No. in kits. Just received
and for sale on consignment. BY ,.,o /. .o
AT LkyT'S can now be had the ehespest Cot
"A lars, the cheapest HxndkeTchieis, the cheap
es' Blesched and III bleaohed Cottons, the chssI-
eat Irish LNnena, the cheapest Towels, ana ths
OH apest Embroidered bands.
IRON, IRON.-S tons BaEnai,s best shAf 4
per bark Pioneer. direct from Live pool; Also. "
tons Il TO e Common Ensi.sh tot sa.s " = co
ISAMILY fLOUR-3p0 bbls. of very superior
saa"''' ''' '"' EDWIN WORKMAN L co.
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w-~sa> FOR RALTI NJ o X E--The
e stSSHsax-s steamer BELVIDERE. Cart w

~Az FOR RENT-The HOUSE on Grace st
Esq between 9th and 2Sth, adjoining my residence
E2 ls for rent to the lat of august next Apply to
AZ " NJ Z ION kS
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,,,f HOWITZER COMPANY II,
~ lsT RECT VA. V0LS,S
sH4t< November 7th. ls5o, J
NJ Order No.
|, There Will re a drll of this compsHl
on THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. sth, 81 The :
armory. at ia O'Clock. Members Will appear a
fatigue dress
H. In pursuance of orders from hesdqasItsis'
their armory, on FRIDAY, the 9Th inst, 81 !:
O'Clock "A. NJ. for reglmental parade. AIRS IN ofSs
for inspection. $500.
III. Chiefs Of pieces will summon their dstaea
ments. BY order OF Capt. RANDOLPH. :,
no 7--3t THE0. r. MAYO, LIST Serst
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F. w. HAGEMEYER, list Serx,t
N. B.--Attend parade on FRIDAY MORN
ING, 81. O'Clock in front of City fall, in win
ter uniform, without overcoat. Every member
order for inspection.
EOS 1t by order. F. w II lat ser,,,
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THE ADELpHIAN Bass BAND.--We learn that
this Band IRE endeavoring to place themselves
permanent footing, III lis to be able to furnish
the city with music whenever ihcif services may
be needed. To do SO, however. it is necessary
that they should have little aid from the public,
to enable them to procure An outfit Of new instru-
ments. The Band have, We earnbeen in opera
ton five or six years, and although they have ne
yer made anything. they desire to keep up their
organization, tlat they may contribute to tic pop
ular interest and entertainment of the city by
their performances. This is the first time that
the Band have ever called on the community Tor
aid, and they trust that their call will not be in
vain. Their old instruments are worn out and
it is essential that they shonld have a set.
To procure these. they invoke the co operation Of
the citixens--plsdging themselves. in return, to
play for the ladies, at any time. without charge;
and also for oi. ects Of benevoence and charity.
Tho members Of the Band are are informed,
all permanen. residents Of the city. which will
give to the association guarantee Of permanent
cy. They nave already beea encouraged by IIbe'
raj promises Of assistance, aud 'hsY trust that
they will be seconded by many other equally lib.
eral acts ct cooperation.
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81 NOTICES.
Wnrtis Of Cn,,t,nn


n - If werv lsl our readers iha, the we'll. aud
W Springs thuusAoa the country had been and
thnl We had dicose an anae II. effects one Of Them
that would ma, gladly avail themselves .eevrty, with
the harr NJ assrng death II i,ll them that No
hA discovered mine Of trossnrr enough them and aud
'ha, We wsre '@rcd 10 share With ueo.
our a To fortune hut Us health Il valuable Fcss
hos much moro grasasl should the, 10 great
psnHera has been compounded at paryl, vegetable and
'ha, It's curative powers are c les certain ll AMI
darkness Need We give you inaansts2 Ii call
ps.lT VI BAkks blI1kRs and examine The myri ada of
certificates ir"m MI setiois ri the South, pcrsns
been fnrd 81 Py.sPsa b, s ahrsns properties. Among
then you viii The souriers 1T old ,nung, H,ala
n"" cA"inE th,s rn.Rs Ia the Skies blessing
drn tori rufnirr powers But It's ,r.s fined
10 sptpsa Nervous Headaches Yield read, Its pu
Torpid i'crs hr,une ln,kehed aR, mRde b, liz aau
ehre Snr siunlaes made health, ef
irS Indigestion disappears when u the ogans OF m
DiArrua cannot frs liz tonic powars Aud thnlcr .
whom met hy those BfTTFRs prompt, dsarucd
harmless a. Thousands Ut persons have ccrilhcd
lel9 aud al when that rcoarge rnntr
BAkEES blfTEES Will mi remedy all the lis OF human
but such diseas,s eaa, by the stomach and bowels
duly Yield 10 It's senc ,hcnng effects, and speedily en-
tahn The system Az ~ho need knc should it,
rhnle their Nv Judges OF lts virtues.
t"i slc by all tho Druggists In Lynchurg aud by ALI the
principal druggists In the city oi R,uu and oisc
Virginia: as'' ri Messr~ Chas Siott q Co. Aasug.nn
D. e.; ". stablcr Go, baltimore, Md d. u. Miller
ingl"n, ny and barnes h Park, N. \.
Orders sied 10y addressing T.. BAkER. Proprietor
hb u dacts Kielmun,l, VI
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,.-LATEST aEWSgI TELEGRAPH.
Additional nom Eurol ..
Arrival Of the Canada.

Sr. johns, n. F.. July 24-The steamer Cam.
da With Liverpool dates to The lith int. passed
Cape leate last night.
Tie Illinois ar lived at Southampton on the
18Th inst
There il hut little news Of interest
Several steamers had been purchased FIR Carl
hhsi' at liverpool. TwC Vi them had sailed inr
SICILY.
a Nelpelitan corvette had deserted and zone
over to Garbaldi.
Cotton "a steady. Breads:eGs are quiet. Con-
sos 93l to 93i.
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Holloway's Ointment.
EStabllshed A. y. l76l.

~ BEANnnl fli's PILLS lr,ui the bod, II ,
wv ca,cs the bowels and the ways of thr cirrulaior
Is" dead ma tr aorn OUT lrdy, which sion pccua
heavy feeling In cnls headaches DC These purely gcinbI
pills do not act upon healthy paris rNcep To cleanse aud pun
n. Their Timely use has saved valuable He,
Hganl cths Fills should, therefore, b. In ever, henr ready,
Dr. las lnii of ro,Lun, ~ y, writes, Ang. H. lsaD
Il met with hr,e weeks ago who had slightly inuts
lis finger three days before, which caused inne.nt
pn,n swelling, mud violent fever. When the rni
and swelling had extended to his shoulder, dciiv ing him
ret sleep Tho hand turning dark coorcd, aud b
POINT uf moriDeai. got there evening" and ,lung th
night ln Whole boa oi pills, apli Il jcnst I"ur
saved his fe.1 Sold prloc 30 cents 40 2Vl tnil
NtN York, md ~ NIL Druggists IS 10 In
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Later from Havana and Mexico.

Later from Havana and Mexico
Nav ORLEANS, July - Tho steamship Ilaba-
mn. from Havana tho 2cth instant, arrived here
to-day.
She r'ports tho health Of the city good.
Sugar Is firm; the market slightly dearer. Pro.
Visions dull. Freights slightly advanced.
The steamship Austin from Braxos the 20h
brings intelligence that the ,prce conductor with
$4,000 had been seizel at Monterey.
The ievolui On in Coahui and New Leon was
losing ground.
In" people OF Northern Mexico were growing
IN favor ot interyention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

vsSsVLAR AFfAlR--CnlLp FALLING our OF A
WINDOW. % Saturday mnrnin, last an ;nion,
chiid oil one dfour cit 70 IS. was found uphn the
pavement IN front Ct his residence, on Queen
street, enSrlnped in bed covering Il nnrcars
,hat during tho extreme heat Of Friday night tha
iaoy OF The house In | occasion to throw some Of
ihs bed srreals upon tho window ill, whence
tney ,nmbed into the street. Wheeler the child
was placed INTO tho window with the bed Il ,thes
or afterwards, whilst its parents were nS,rep-ths
TED heing close to the winIow-crawlcl 10 tho
opening and fell out, is mt known
NO sooner was tho child picket W. than
medical assistance was procured. One IF ,ts
wrists was brokon. and the infant otherwise in.
jured .ftcrdndrid Gd.sttr
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BLACK RtrrBlIcANs IN fiaGiSiA..-On thu 4th
July. In oecoquon. village in Prince William
couhty.some sixty citizens erected Back Renul,-
lcan flag, and speeches were made by j ahn Athev
aud the notorious John Underwood Il is attualiy
stated that tho Black Republicans parallel with
arms which belonged to volunteer company
which at one time existed in that locaity.-
II thai be 81. the should be lookci alter Mt
once
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MARRIAGE AND DlvoRcE.-We mentioned some
time since says the Alexandria Gazette. that there
were Ave applications for divorce before tho Car
cult Court, at its May term, three 81 when arG
granted, one dismissed and the fifth continued
over until the November term Since that term
th ere have been two applications for divorce filed,
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DUDLEY H,LL.-The attractions AZ this place
Of amusement seem To increase with every now
play. The Hidden Hand" which has been ron.
dered into t!catrica! measure, VA. up last ni-ht
fr the first line, and was we'll received. IL i, nv
Mrs. Sonthwrth, who is with many realtr% !. IN.
<vorte anl'oress We confess. however, that We
are not among those who pleai guilty ~ that 40.
cnsation. However, the "iifiden Hand" il we'll
adapted {" the r,use. and has the elements oi drs
matte popularity. It will be played again tn.
night. together with the pleasing comedy of
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady" Young
gentlemen wishing To take lessons in the art of
winning fair ladies' had better attend
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%sssas sssea s.sce the ssg,aa.ass o. lle scar.
Inc whole number of marriage licenses during
. me same period was At. Thus it will be seen
una, Tue applications tor divorce are one to seven
on the applications for marriage licenses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

DIrruERIA "A gentleman from MechanicshurS
Giles county. lew days since passed this place
fleeing :.a1 he said with his family from this alar
ming disease which be represented as having bro,
ken out with renewed fury nj that village lie had
also learned that several of II hid M I'D their
appearance Mt harrisburg. letter to this place
from the Pulaski Alumni. came last evening but
gave no account cor7ubating the above abatement
which seemed to be entitled to credence. but we
are much in hope. may yet prove untrue Alarm,
ing instances were given Of it's fatality 7"se'oe"
Adrocare,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25

The SFaINGs.-There are some COO visitors at
the Greenbrier White, 40 at the Salt,S0 at tho Red
Sulphur, aud 100 at the Allegheny Springs
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The PoLrcE made big haul on the dirk pop.
ulation Monday night The following arrests
were made and puni.hments ordered, for Icing
out after h"nr.. 1.-THE delingncnts having been ,-
dulging their love FIR the drana)
Salhe Pcrrow, discharged; Frank. slave T., War.
wick and Armistead. ordered ten lashes; Gusiayus.
slave to Jno. o. Taylor ordered ten lashe.; Frank,
slave to A II. Armistead. ordered twenty lashcs
Nelson. slave to Jcssce Hare ordered ten la.hes
Ntf. slave to lIoeman. fined 81; Arthur, slave
TO Jno Shancr. fined 81; lleary Lacy, free negro
tineh 81; John Martin, white man sent to jail
TOR drunkenness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-25
CITY AND STATE .FrAtRs.

THERE will be q meeting Of the Board of TINS.
tees of Lynchburg College at the usual place
this afternoon as4 o'clock. A prompt and full
attendance is desirable.