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MELLIsH & FRENCH.

D,RrSs burglar ATTEAPT-A bold attempt to enter the safe
Of Messrs Lppncott Martins large provision Dealers ols
Tenth svenue, made Friday night JanuAry ~ y expert
thieves ghey applied the usual burglar TOOLS and had prepared
to blow lock- but the safe, which was enc Of Alle.s
Chilled and Wrought Iron ROWder EFOo1
safes, resisted all attempts The burglars we're caught and
i settlement made to Mr. Martin, they stated was all non
sen = 10 make an attempt on Lilite'S safe, ard they had
lust given up the job intending down to the Eighth Avenue
Tor an old English TO see be could do anything ior
them. "-heD lOyk Express.
Since the above copied in the ESpTeSS the Prnepal
burglar an the business has confessed to one OF the
f that he has tried on three occasions TO break mo
Lilies Safes and fsilvd each attempt The rasca
fndtheln burglar pooof-JIHudry2O, 1860.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST HEJEITED d
j DIN YOR x & CO..

JUST RECElFED d
JOHN YOR 4 CO..
The Heiress: By Mrs ANN S. sTEFmsss-
A Life Struggle: By Ms, PARDOE.
Lucy CrOltOn: By -ior Of days Of M Lifs,''s'o
Habits Of Good society hand book for ladies' and
gentlemen.
footballs on The boundary Of Another
World By R. D. OwES.
Debit and credit: By CmyaLIER BuSzEs-
wit and Hummer in Paragraph PRENTICE
Whims ard Waits. By THoNls HooD.
The Rivals; or, THE TINES or BURE AND HAM
ILTON.
ReuIah. By AUGUSTA ]. EVANS, Fifteenth Edition.
woman, ia FEGaEj By II. ]. MICHELEr.
ArchbOId's Criminal Practice aud Plead
ing-Nez edition, With Wat.rmaus Notes. Price, sls
The voyage OF the 50 FOx'S in the Arctic
seas. narrative OF the discovery Of the fass Of Sir
Jon Franklin and his companions By Captain MeCntock
HIN, Ii D. with maps and illustrations. Price, $50.
Art RecreatiOms. Being ac0mpse guide 10 Ornamental
work. painting, drawing, etc, ETC. FOR sale BY
marl6 JOHN YORK a co.
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DEMovILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrescrfptiOnists,
NO.2.

NO. ?.
Union aud American Block,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN
VIBEP constantly on hand fail and large assortment Of
N Drugs, Medcues Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye SUMS &c
Glass and Glassware ,-
Perfumery Soaps, Fancy Articles Combs ana bIuse' "a
American, Ruglish and French manufacture.
Landrethss Garden Seeds
large assortment handwarraned fresh and genuine
eupg an tie varieties usually sold il marEet at WAY
Grass SeGdss- Glover and Clue Grass.
Finest Virgin 3 Brands Chewing Tobacco
do do Dc Smoking Toaacco, IN papers ~
Targe stock domestic ard imported Liquors SINUS Fes
Sc mes Bzndies and Liquors, for medicinal ana COOKING
PURPOSES warranted strictly pure and reliable o.
Fine Black and Green Teas fresh from me canton IG OO
av fresh Juube Paste, and assorted Gum Drops Oh fench
Manufacture D-,----.. U. e..
Howe's Hosrh0und Candy o., - j. -
Prescriptions carefully COMPOUNDED at al hou's S '
aIght. Of fresh AMI leiahls medicines. -.
sps dinc's Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
roeerv &C Just received Every family should De snpPea
80 e al this amost Indispensable article. For sale by
DEMOVILLE CO.
slq Corner Churct and Cherry Streets
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s WAsHDURN & SON


WOODSTOCK, Vt, Feb H. 1860
LEWIS LLrE ESQ, Troy YDear sir AS you request, we
viii send our sac 10 your Agent in Boston, for exhibition and
you may send The se was IN the nre aDouI SIX
hours TIE sufficient to melt OF the solid brass KNOB
moi dome on ay other SAFE in the re) and still the books and
papers hundred and fifty dollars In bank Bills were not
injured in the least. Yours, truly, - . ,-,,,
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New sfeinWnY Pinnos

GAS be had only % JAS. A. McCLURE, the
Y J cole representative 90 Tennessee, % those ~
n0gned makers They sold oy lin manu-f " j III
facturers prices, win seht only aided An oife9odsred
are second hand Call AZ SO Unicn e-tie.
nara a. A ncCLuRf.
GLASS COUNTING SASH ana FEETuREs
80 l3' sac " EF. sE1EIDs Z co.
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$50 Broadway, Feb 70, 1860

l. LILLE Esq-Dear Sir: During absence at church ST
eYonng my store forcby catered My stock as ase my
lars remained untouched being secured in one OF your valuable
safes. Respectfully, - ~, ,-,-,,,,v,--
mar2i&Wlm kLChAhn hEEf4NG.
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Machine Cards and other Findings
SASHvILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. H.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West will run as
follows
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $40 A NJ and , P "
Arrive at Chattanooga NJ AID NJ.
COMING WEST.
Dsave Chattanooga at sA NJ and P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 6:l0 N and A NJ.
LII rail connection shortest route to Boston, New York.
a PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, Washington City RichmOn
petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville, Savannah ChiTleson
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Roth Trans connect Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains on
past tennessee and Georgia Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any hour on application 70
Ticket Agent Depot, the following places and
+,a los uDrcag viz
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9asBdIIt Onion anO 3meritan.
DRilY So; Tri.WaeIIIr &; EEeeIEIV %.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE \ SQUARE
IN TRE DAILY.
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SFED POTATOES.

--rrur c Nanada Black Seed Oats and 500 bushel
no arrive on ste@lI1' NIZELL, HOOPER g. co.
Mes. 8 and street.
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ence thssecOud Tuesday January, 1861, and continue
thTouehoutthe week.
PROGRAMME:
qFRsT DaT-Tussdaycot Stakes Coz three year olds nile
hestsone hundred and fifty (Si50) dollars eneneehity l2
dollars forfeit % which Club Wil add hundred SlO
If the race is III u To close lst Nay, la5O -,
SAM DaT-lockey Club Purse s9Oe) two hundred uoi-ls
mile heats IN.
sEcoED Dtv-W eineslagColt Stake fer two yea oius,
heastwo hundred $500 dollars entiance-hiY l ool@ia
forfeit. III TO close LIST Nay, 1860 ,,o,, s-,,..
SAM DAT--5ocker Club Purse three hun1fea WV ~
two nile heats ,,-.sre5no,
l0llars-3 mile heats. ,esoo, 4-rr.r.-
arDaTJookoy Crb Purss three hundred lSsoO d0ii2'
mile heats-3 in S. , Ia. o,,ila bsats
FouFT PraavColt stake, for year oos' aS, -
three hundred Cs30g dollars entranceone Hunll s56S
forfeit slich the CLUB vii aaa tli - Ige0
Iars IN TIE race run. II 7o close lst Nay, loeS.
SANE DAr-Handicap race, mile heats uIse io~i
fs4n0) dollars Second 10 ave fis g. Co. al
F1II DlT-saiurday-Pc Stake mile neles y. A. =,
acestve hundred $500 dollars entrsne s5 "a 80
whifh the Club VIII add twelve hundred ~ - -.
or more start. The second horse % ~ =, \. NJ, isGS
more TO al the stake III TO eiose e-7 49, ~
Entries be made 20 - +, my s.,,, ana 7r,a,'r
Savannah Fe,ruary 9th, 1850.
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SIT Lux ot lux Fuit
\ - 1nrr IA 81 p s


INST receive sCiures riuac s.,rs " the largest vtof
o Panosin the egY. ana from the c=6rasi ms1uflcisrisI
IA IT. Gale Stsinwly & Sons, Soe7halsr s1iit FBf
Taetan Bros an o. New Tork. The oye haze roeg.d @
class Medals all competitors For No Plane Al New
YORK prices with freight aided call as
IS Union street.
Also The largest stock Sheet Ausc and small Musical
meats IN the SOUTH JAMES A. Mo1ErRE.
febH
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MrssRs w. B. DoDDs & Co., CINCINNATI
DEAR sIRs-TLe safe purchased Of in September last
hasso the great fire which occurred in the I'D
ruary sendidIy had large amount Of notes, receipts
il before the budn burue took the papers out but put
in some sheets OF paper and upon opening since the burning
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Savarnah sake, Tor JanuorY, 1852.

NnVUUUUH oIIIILE1 TOT , -''l~'
proposed to as Ten Broect course On me nst
~ - regular meeting In January los sepatake
- ls - iiies dropped IN 1852 mile heats $500 sub
a 50 forfeit $50 deolaraton il made on the hrst day
~ & 49, th S5Ou piece Of plate added by the slvannah
$50 tro or more tbe second horse TO save his
sfeen or more subscribers TO all the staeo name and
- ~ 40 dav Of May 1850. Subscription and declaration
~ Se - the Secretary the Savannah Jockey Club, AID
ne staFs 10 be run by theTules Of the Club.
ety for orfet req ired when the pon Il made
8 YATES LEVY, Secretary.
gava-unh.
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The construction Of the BURGLAR PROP SAVES is pc
culiar and in correction with "Grsat American Key Regis
ter Lock- (which possesses the great advantage Of having
No Kew Hole and yet has The security Of 8 PeFmuta-
ting Key capable OF 25COOOOOO ehangss) They will be
found perfectly impregnable -
sTRATTON & SEYMOUR,
rnnr1s-dam No. y Markst street, NASHVILLE.
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u. y. Foo TIE,
4TTOR NET AND COUNSELLOR Al La"
OFFICE
over the Book Store OF w, 4. Berry AGO.
NASHVILLE, TENN
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FIRE AND BURGLARS.

We are Agents for these splendid safes and invite the Pab
lie to III and other certificates to the manner in which
they resist the attacks OF both
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THOMPSON & co.,
% College Street,

TAVE now in store complete Rock o. Spring and summer
II Goods, Whrh selling OF At very small p-o6ts
New style Granadine Robes, beautiful;
Pine Apple q"
- grraudis Z"
SILK
Our silk stock complete. embracing every thing in that
line
large lot Of two aouncs Organds and aOunced Be-
reyes for less than half price.
EmbrOidePies and Laces.
Breakfast Sets in great variety, new style
Jacsnet Linen and MarseiHes Collars;
Real Point A'Guile Lace Sets:
De Angletaine Lace sets
- Maltese
4" Valencia {"
Thread beautiful beautiful;
q" Applique Z" "
&" Val. Lace Point, Point Applique Lace;
Lace embroidered handkerchief in great variety.
Our stock and Emhrodsre full and complete
embracing the largestsock offered In Nashville
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EMPRESS FREIGHT


-opr srd for sale, small shipment Of celebrated
Il kresh oNe- NIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO
Nos. and Market street.
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govps superior Gold Chop No. Fire Crackers III
ZB(t and fog sale By uFrreH NcCRRA 4 co.
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These safes have never failed preserve their contents, an
are warranted to be
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r,ope NeshauuOCh HOtatOes-puF-
7 - BAhhhlla ~ seed arrive on steamer Lebanon
4 . D chased expressly ''' NIIEELL, HOOPER 4 co.
/, day. for sale by Nos and Market street.
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NoT EVEN sCORCmED.
Really Fire Proof safes.

shall take great pleasure in recommending your safes You
am at liberty to make such use OF this deem
proper. Yours, lsigDeil NJ J.DUAHAA-L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

MURDER OF AN OvERsEER by NEoRoEs-The
Tallahassee Fioridian, of the 10th inst. says :
"A shocking murder was committed on Saturnav
evening last, near Hamburg. Madison county. lie
longing to Major j. j. Watts. The victim was Mr..
N. d. Griffin, overseer for Major Watts lie was
killed just as he entered the yard on returning
from labor. BY being struck from behind with ao
axe. After being Killed his body wns placed in a
wheel barrow and carried to lake ncar by where
it tied in sheet and attached to an nnvil and
sunk in twenty feet Of water. From the absence
Of Mr.. Griffin. suspicious Of foul play were excl
ted, and on being taxed with the murder, the ne,
groes implicated confessed the crime and the par.
ticu.ars attending the murder and burial Seven
negroes have been arrested. and now in jail at
Madison, three of whom, by the confessions made
were the principal actors in the killing but all
were privy to the deed, long entertained, by which
the act was contaminated"
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBBRG MAR kETS,
REPORTED
A. 3. FUCKER,
PR u g T. u Il = * + r.,
1s3 MAIN STREET


t These quotations. will be understood reprcsen, whole
sale prices generally
Arptfs-Green brisk 1T ssoGt per Dbl far prime
BAcoS.--supiy good continue quotations Mt le9GSii
BL,Ss.-whc--brisk at l5o6bt L buAlel.
IiEEsg Ax-9z61a, cents.
iitTrFr-Fre-i Roll, scarce Frkin extra supply; quote
tablc Bnirrr 2n6t25 cts: Firkin l26t 10 cts.
CoHN.-Tellow ~ eis.; White ~ cts
CoRs MgAI.---ln demand A@J9, &c
tEIENT.--Janes EHer u .Guaa II ~.
UEigp FRUtAppes la fl3n :eaicl Pencies stJ'Gg
81 tnpc,irI do, g. 0oGt ~ 10 y bush
FLuHR.fhe receipts iigh,wili an increased demand
quote supefiue ss,6fs6I2 Extra sGzjl 1851; Family
fG.-fn 500
tLtxsKsp.--D ciulnd good-Sl 30.
FEAriIfKs.--i}dtf5 cents
Peruvian uano $50 II ton Of 1000 MS
reses Manipulated ngno Sf50o; somr,ro Gpano f35o0
Mexican. ,iuafo s2H; Rhodes Phosphate o Lime fJo0s
iuitn's Ppspho Peruvian tiiaHo s329 Ground Plaster,
1rrse 1900; Packed $ii.0j.
GLASS SEIp-Coycr :bnotG2i Timothy $27.i ~ 81: Or
chard tl3,lt So Randall Grass fl,si,il Evergreen $3.50
GiSsESG.-i0ft55 tents.
HAY--f p1G9s LIS i 100 Dis.
lEos,-Mounan Si.N1 800; Wea,ers $50 u ton.
LAED.-suppy good AT ilGIl2 cents.
YOUNGSTOWN ia1Gt A 60 Mountain SD6l90 cents.
Onions Willie s0G1s1le cts Red $40 - els. u bust
OATS have 10 note all active demand at 60nd! ior Nie
GiGL 90 cents fpr Black
PEAsBac.r, TO ~ an Black Cow Pea LOG 1850
PoTAIOEs.toft 81 ecu.>-lccur,lng Ia quality.
loBA'coRetcpt hay" largely increased at all the Ware
houses The as wcrkthoug continue Ia notice the absence
81 Huo working quote Lu-- Poor 10 Common 42t -
si11t 500: Bright Working Leaf $soGr t22.50 the highest
price of The
wnEA1.-Wh small receipts bI,c . notice improved
feeling and quote Red *iJol9tiD; for choice White 4l'a
iI+5. :,
Wool -tnwashed % Washed SO 70 cts according quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
We see frequent illusions. says fhe New York

We see frequent illusions. Gays fhe New York
journal Of Commerce, to the supposed quantity Of
spurious champagne drank in this country, accom-
panied with very erroneous statistics Of the amount
annually imported. OF course it does oct follow
that all the wine brought here from the wine
growing districts is genuine but the fact that it is
imported relieves this country from the re.
sponsibility Of its manufacture. Daring the last
fiscal year the total imports, as officially recorded
wers z.SS4, 232 bottles, valued. before paying
duty freight and other charges, at 81. 1876, 100,
Or about 40 cents per bottle. Of these imports,
2,9z3, $50 bottles tneariy 90 per cent? came from
lhs Atlantic ports Of France.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Death or TIM q pyrENoR OF liIISoIs.- Col. Wm
II, BlsSell, the Governurnf Illinois, died ON the
18th instant. W pneumonia. lac was IL native OF
Cuoperst"wn, \. Y; commenced life as n COMMON
sch""i teac'er subsequently studied and p,actiecd
medicine: hut on removing ~ lllinolCs stndci law
aud was chosen To the Legislature and afterwards
state attorney. GA the breaking out Of Mexican
war lie was chosen colonel Of the ID regiment ui
Illinois, IN distinguished himself Mt the battle ri
bnona Vista. On his return home he was clcctr,l
to Congress- but in 1851 dc'liucd reelection on
account OF i'll health. In ls5d he was elected hv the
republicans Governor of the State, which Office he
held nj the time of his death
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

KATlFIcATioN MEETING IN PnnADELPutA.--A
large meeting to rati!y the nomination ct the
Hon Andrew e. Curtin, the peoples" cana-
date Tor Governor, took place on Saturday even
my at Concert Hall, which was filed II overflow
ing aud meeting held outside The greatspecch
OF the occasion was that of Tom Corwin. but able
speeches were also delivered by James ii. Camp
bell OF Schuyllkil; Hon, Andrew q. Curtin, Hon.
David IaGgart, of Northumberland md others
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

ktpSArriNG.-A slave of Captain Windsor. of
wilmington, Del. DISAPPEARED last December-
a few days ago was ascertained that he had
been sold to a slave trailer at Princess Anne, Md.
Dix white men. one of them substantial farmer,
are implicated in the affair, and all but ono have
fled the State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

s6SuAssr Wifaiis q Texas. ssid. the other day
.swAy. III, thsrs - The most distinguished
go mis- Sosussy kas svss sssp, Daniel Webster,
~ efsat sxppnnder of The Constellation, as he was
ss1lS1; and 4 k6sasd f6s assertion. that II there
80 s6Axis thing aboat which he was more pro.
f66naTv iGnorant than any man in the United
Gl1sea itWes she Constitution ofthe United States
M Fixfasl, d eo.rss, knows all about it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

TAX ON DRUaMERs-A bill has been intro
duced into the Tennessee Legislature to tax out
side drummrrs and merchants who pass through
that State selling goods by samples. so as to put
them on an equality with Tennessee merchants.
die q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
Additional News from California anC
OrCROu

From the Overland mail with three days later in
telligcnoe from the Pacific, gather the following
interesting news:
rhctota contributions obtained in California for
the relief u, the Jews at Gibraltar, amounted to
$4,000.
The French republicans celebrated nj San Francis
CO. the night Of the nth of February. the twelfth
anniversary OF the overthrow of the Burborn dy-
nasty.
The republicans fired salniesin the principal towns
of California. receiving the Intelligence of the cleo
ton of speaker Penuington
All he business doing at san Francisco is of spec
ulali>c chnrhcter-t the regular traders have the
means they have the desire of entering the market
unless the country trade rcvi,cs, when reaction
will probably be evnccd. Money is getting more
stringent Tor speculative wants.
Trlcgtnphie dispatches from the southern part of
Oregon dated the 10th, represent iutense excitement
cNSiln. in the vicinity Of laehsou, lille; on account Of
nch quartz discoveries. One company had taken out
: - 0oo IN gold 500 pounds VI rock had yielded 500
in gold.
The steamer Columbia, arrived from the southern
ports of Oregon, brings Lews Of horrible massacre
III Indians Mt several Villages around Humboldt Bav
by party of forty white At daylight the
26Ih OF February, Mt Indian Island opposite the town
OF Eureka than forty indians, three -fourths of
them being women and children were killed. On the
beach nj the south entrance of Humboldt Bay, forty
ar ti'N more were mhssncrcd that beng every human
being with u red skin in that ,lngc
Ii WAS reported aud heevesi 1T Eureka, that II ST.
mnlaneous attack made The same morning upon
The ludnn Villages the Red river, and Two hun
drcd more Indians, men, women add children were
Killed.
These deeds were perperard by the farmers aud
fFA1icfs OF Eel river country, who have suffered from
! Indian Expectations during the past year. They
/ claim that the pearrFnl Indians around Humboldt
Bay have furnished aid aud ammunition To the hos
TIL In ilns on the mountains, aud hence the wlr o.
! determination was commenced,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Dull TINES IN MILwAUKEE.-The Daily Wis
consin says. for many years rents have not been
so low as now. Good brick stores on East Water
street, below Huron. are renting for $500. Houses
$50,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Cnic>Go CoNvENrloS.-rh proprictors Of -
hotels IN Chicago, whose charges range from 81 ",
800 day. have pledged themselves not to Az
vance in their price during the week the Republi
can Convention will be in session there
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Judge Douglas is n democrat good II dem
ocrat as lives to-day"
SO says Gen. Cass, the venerable Secretary Of
State. The Nashville onion, the organ Of Ten.
nessee Democracy. says he is gambler in poll
tics. Gov Wise says his doctrines "a short cut
to all the ends of Republicansm." We can gath
er from all these views very aptly observes tho
Nashville Ratriot what constitutes las good u
democrat as lives to-day" Judge DouGLAs is IL
type of the democracy of the day. The article
may have been good in its time. but it has been
mixed up with so many of bad things which char
acterise the politics of the country, that oven
gambler in politics. illustrates, adorns, and dig
mites it, And yet true men, pure men, of all
parties. are invited by its leaders to embrace it
| What u fall it would be for them to comply!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

A UNIogr B,Ll.--Last week, seventy-one grass
widows, residing around Elkhart, Indiana.
gave IL ball, and invited their males friends. NJ
ladies who were not grass widows" were admit
ted. and the fun ran high until morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

The Republican Clubs of Chicago are takin
steps to erect public hall capable Of holding fro
seven to ten thousand persons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

DEAD.-Mrs Martha Henry Chambers, wife Of
tne Rev John Chambers, distinguished clergy
man OF Philadelphia, died in that city on Friday
ias., MRS -, Chambers wasrhe sister Of Mayor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

DiscoSriNuED.-The line of steamers be'wser,
Providence, r. l., and Baltimore has been .li> s,,,.-
'lnucd. So says the Providence Post. which guYes
rs Il reason a want of support. The 5. K. Sphac
ing Of the line is to sail from Boston this week ssn
Savannah.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

>, Barren Rlcasol. now often called "thc Saviour Of
tuscany" contcmplaes visiting this country as
soon as Italian affairs are settled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

The Albany Times publishes the names Of
iorty Southern journals who are out in favor OF
the nomination Of Daniel S. Dickinson for Presi.
dent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Inc Governor of Missouri has vetoed ,ha
nii to dr'vi the free colored population from that
State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

The SUPPOSED MURDER OF Mas BRFNxEx-
Mrs. Brennan, wife If Capt. Brennan. vi the Armv
aud who supposed to have been urdersJ us
5 aten Island some ifteen ,ntl ago, WAS -sn re
Gently in flnence ltaly,and supposed to have
IL com panion with her.