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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31
LADIES CLOTH.

TUBT REC EIyED n few pieces of Ladies Cloth
81 with general assortment II trimmings, al
Of which will b. sold at reasonable prices a. III.
deco PEOPLES bTORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31
ItItT-IEH.

iDEnEN. Orange, CoadiiY, New Work Roll IN
" rifhins ~ u D., chsss. rsnnsvivanis. ~
ION Ffkins. Western ilsssrvs ~ every variety.
dasiA nAHhEE 4 hEaJAMtN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31

I'm AIfftYIE
LADIES CLOTH.

MI assortment In that paftieslas branch can
l'I not he surpassed having all desirable shades
and At prices that cannot fail 10 suit the rich
we'll ne the poor. q. HtMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-31

Embroidered Handkerchief D. Collars.
NE NAVE INV 90 hand fns assortment ~
w Plain snd Esbtpidntsd Handkerchief,
Efahqoidetsd Masiins and Jaeenst Collars sna
Jaeanst bands, also lev pieces Linen Catabflo
A. the PtliLADEiftiiA CASH STONE.
natst ayslts Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Douglas or Nobody.

As the Baltimore Convention is now in session
it is Of too late to speculate as to its proba-
BILE action. We will however remark, that the
friends ct Douglas Up to the ia.cs. aa-iees were
even more insolent and defiant than they were in
the early part Of the canvass. They in effect ten
der the issue to the Convention, give US Douglas
or nobody" This tone and spirit comes from all
quarters. lie aud they have determined to rule
the party or break it into fragments. The phila.
delphia Press, remarking upon the late Douglas
meeting in that City, thus states the case:
1--WE regret but one of the resolutions of the
meeting. and that was one which pledged the
meeting to support the nomination of the Bati-
more Convention. If this should De Douglas, the
resolution is right; i not it is pledge that wiH
not be made good"
To the same effect is the following from the
Washington States and Union
douglas must be nominated For the first time
in the history OF the Democratic party has it been
made manifest that its future success is almost
tohotty dependent upon one ndiriduai. The nom.
nation Of Judge Douglas is an absolute nccessi.
Iyi opposition to him Is treason TO the party and
to the Union"
While the Douglas men are thus arrogant, hi.
enemies are equally defiant and they freely give
lbsek-"anybedy bat Douglas" We shall see in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
The Reason WHY.

In the Democratic Convention Of Georgia, held
las. week, the proceedings of which reported
a. great length in that excellent conservative jour
nal. the Miledgeville Recorder, some things were.
said and admissions made on both sides which
should be we'll pondered by the henest masses
Col. Henry r. Jackson one Of the most promi-
nent Democratic politicians in the State, and. we
think ex.Mnistss TO Austriu. under the Pierce
Administration. in speech in reply to ex-Gover-
ner Herschelf V. johnson. defended the majority
report submitted by the States Right branch Of
the Georges Convention. lie said that in con.
versation with An influential gentleman from
Ohio. while in attendance upon the Charleston
Convention. and insisting upon the majority re-
port Of that Convention. Mas told by the Ohio
gentleman. that the report and resolutions were
right and nothing more, than what the South
should insist upon and ask Of her Northern breth
rem; but said be- IF ] rete for this majority re-
port, when 90 home, the people uf my county
will take me vut Of nay house and hang me to
one Of my own trees, in the sight Of my family,
90 great would, be the excitement among them.
Showing that it mas passion at the North
Gov. johnson. in his argument in favor Of the
minority report. held that the principles contend
edfor we're right, bat as the South had heretofore
aeqOiesced in the principles Of nen.interven,ion.
e insist upon the majority report. now, would d.
vide and defeat the Democratic party and as
matter Of policy. he was opposed to the report.
Here we have it. The North will not give the
.6path he's. sigbts for fear Of excitement among
the people; and the South should not demand
then, for fear of the dissolation Of the great Ma
tional Democratic. party y And that is, withou
dcsbt. the rationale Of the whole quarrel between
The Eorthsrn and Southern wings Of the Demoe
raey. The Nortbsrn politicians ere afraid Of tn
psople-:hs Southern afraid Of ds1landing th
rights Of thsr section bscauss it will dissolve til
pasty An admission. truly; great i this thin
.s1liil Dsnosrasyii, &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
An Important confederation.

Let Constitutional Union men consider the i'm
portanee Of their giving hearty support to Mes
srs Bell and Everett-ths only National can'li'
dates for President and Vice President after
reading the following a. the only certain means
Of defeating the Republicans and preserving our
prescnt form Of Government:
TnE SrrRrxE CoURr or THE UsIrED STATES
Daring the next two or three years, in the natu-
raj order of things. IL IL bighly probable that
ther. will be several vacancies On the bench Of
this Court A Washington dispatch to the Phila-
delpha Press makes this suggestion THE Sou
thcrn States ought 10 recolleot that, il a Republ
can is chosen President in November, these va
cances will be filed by Republicans"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
COMMERCIAL.
COMM BhCIADt
LYNCHBU ARkE is,
REronTgp ~
A. B. RUCKER,
p ROD u C l. b II . X f r, i
1ss MAIN STREET y


erhese anoaiions be uudersioo represent whole
sale prices generally.
ArPLEa-Green--none offering
BAcoS--Demand good notice sales at lok0llH for
Bass None offering.
BEEsw ax.-325J.3 CENTS.
Firkn.
CoKs-suppy large-saes So So yellow; S. to s7X for
White bread Corn.
CoEs MEAL-Pleniy and dull Mt s5G1s7k cents
CESsSr.-James River 81. so0ss2.W
DRIED FRrTT-No sale.
FLorR-1he receipts continue gh-with god Demand.
quote Su,erlne $6z5; Extra 1885, Family 1915.
fLAxsEHb.-fi, i26f LIS ceEts
FErnrgEs-I4GbIJ cepts.
FEErflIzEgs.-SupI'y ample No Peruvian GuaDo 1920
ton Of 900 DIS; Keeses Manipulated Guano tJzJo; SOM
si0G Rhodes sup Phosphate 0f Lime 1000 Rufins Phospho
Peruvian 6uaio $3.50, Rufins Bone Ash Guano $5l0 Ruff
hn Tobacco Manure. ft Rufn's Ground Bone Ash f35;
Fowe ~ Co.'S soluble phosphaied Peruvian 0uano, $oo0
Diuuds Bone 5000: Ruins Tobacco Manure 1910;
Ground Plaster in bulk $780, in bags barrels tll0O
GLASS SEEDs-No sale.
GiSsExG.--t;DGbG5 cents
HAY.--hled ~. l5llt1.80; wagon load $1.00I$l.l5
lEo..-doaf.tan fg1I4l II ton.
LAED.--Supply good at II no y cents.
ILNs-fhomastown 81 80 Mountain ST.
OSIoNs-so sale.
slsGsa5 y 100 ms; White so cts; Black IS
cent? n bush. Of 33 lbs.
PrAS-No Blackeyed oferng Cow Pea &1850l$1.hO.
PorAToRs- White Mercer, sIGLfl.
Receipts continue with improvement In
tbs for Bright Work ing and Extra Fine Wrapersof
which, not much found in the present cop-a urge PARTON
Of the crnp ui dark interior order which commands but
low PRICE quot" coinmon dark lugs ut $2oOIdoo; bright
ground Lugs 900G 400; dark Leaf shipping and stem
&6o6Dsj0; working Leaf $500 $i20o; bright Wrap
pcrs $l5Dnlr 10000.
Receipts continue lght-Sales being made in
small wa, .l3oGItl, IS for prins Red and White.
WooL-Unwashcd 20 10 - cts; Washed 81 10 1891
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
RroHnl~ on Buck.


Our readers are perhaps aware If the fact tina, DR.
Brssplox q the Knoxvills Wkig does not enter
taia The most exalted opinion Of the virtue and
Ihonsssy Of The Democratic party. rs at present
|eo6slituted. Iedesd within the last few years.
he has on several different occasions. INDUCED in
rather disparaging illusions to that patriotic or
ganisatioa. In the last issue Of his very spicy
journal, the Parson has an editorial headed Buck
and Forney," in which he pays his respects to the
'honorei' head Of the Democratic party in the
snbjoned tefse and vigorous terms: The Covoie
Investigating Committee has brought on, the fact,
startling and diseracefui as II is. by the sworn
testimony Of the parties, that wien the notorious
Forney commenced his war upon Old Buck, tho
equally notorious aud corrupt Attorney General
Black. was deputcd by Buchanan to offer forney
q bride, 10 the shape Of job OF Post Once
Blanks, the profits Of which wero worth EIGHTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, the conditions being
that said Fornsy would return to the support of
the Administration. Fornsy. corrupt as he ia,
rejected the offer, but no doubt, account Of the
mail amount offered What a light this presents
Buchanan to the world inl The corrupt old vii.
lain ought to DO impeached, driven from tho
White House in disgrace. and rode upon a rail
through oil the principal streets in Washington.
md then dru,nmed out Of the District Of Column
bia by base women and free negroes A dismal
illustration this, Of the perils and fatalities aten
dant upon inordinate am. i,ion, where n bnse and
corrupt old man seeks n partizan triumph"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

The Han NAN At Tng MoUsps.-Tbe Mil
waukie Neps OF the 18th instant says that party
OF Winnebago indeans, including three chiefs of
more than eighty years of age each, have come
down from their present location on the upper
Mississippi, To their old hunting ground at Green
Bay. Wisconsin, To see the familiar places once
more and die. The three old chiefs promin.
ent actors in the famous Black Hawk war.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

thor Anal ressneiliaton. The frat belt Of the two
was presested 10 Heenan accompanied by an ad.
dress written on parchment. which was formally
ad.amid the vociferous cheering ofthe eeDcourse.
The belt. . massive piece Of silver, about three
inches in width, bearing the inscription, "Cham.
pion of England" and ornamented with several
designs mathematical of the prize ring. was then
banded TO IIeenan, who straigbtway backed j.
around his waist, amid loud and prolonged ar-
pjause,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Further from Europe Arrival of tho
Hammonia.

Hammonia.
New YoRK, June 1.-THE ilammona with
Lpn'ion morning papers Of the 18th inst, has
rived.
She brings no later commercial intelligence
The latest ndvces from Sicily say the Ncapoli-
tan army Mt Palermo, % 900 strong, captulated
To Garballi, and were embarked for Naples.
The carnage Mt Naples was sublucd bv the
interference of the English and French Adm-
rails.
Garbaldi is now in full possession Of Palcr-
mo.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tho Neapoitnu army capitulated to Garbnldi
under articles signed board the English
war steamer Hannibal They were drawn up tie
tween Generals Lauzi and Garibald the latter
STIMULATING that the Neapntan army should quit
Palermo aud embark with their material arms
&C.. On board the Ncapolitan squadron, the evacu.
alton to commence June 4th.
A terrible and desperate fight, in which many
women participated, occurred previously at S,ra.
dndi Toledo. between Garibnd hn1 the Ncapoi
tan troops, in which the latter were repulsel.-
The bomhardment by the Neapolitnn commenced
directly nfer that engagement.
This news was in Paris June 2nd. and was
fully ,onfrned by subsequent dispatches.
Tho Times saws Garaballi is now master Opal.
ermo.
Sig. Carat, it il said, has demanded II guarantee
OF the territory of the 'rw, Sioes aud tho inter
vcntion OF the maritime powers Piedmont pro.
tests against such an intervention.
| Lct,erstrom Naples say grand manifestation
| had taken place there with shouts of "Emmnnu ell
! Garnbuldi-Sicly.
| Reliable intelligence from Constantinople as.
! serts that the Russian Ambassadors had officially
informed the Porto of their Government approval
OF its resolution to institute inquiry into the stu.
alton at the Christians in Turkey
! letter to the Times says tho Neapolitan troons
| Ian, lnttk Ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Attention Home Guard. "

HI ASSEMBLE for weekly Drill at your Armoy, this Tues
da Evening, at o'clock punctually In undress Uniform,
WY white pants and waist belt.
lW BY order Of CAPT GARLAND,
" Ic 1911 j. L. MEM. O g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Commissioner Wanted.

TTNIE Executive Committee of The Lynchbrg
4 aud Mechanical Society, wish to employ COMMISSION
Err to for the Society In the surrounding adjacent
countless between Fair Proposals
submiteda once. For TERMS apply TO the undersigned.
j. l9-it ALEX. MCDONALD, Secretary.
60 p S-Thc Committee earnestly desire and request,
that the Judges who may In their pos.son the Essays
submitted nj the last Fair for prizes will send them
that they be properly disposed Of viii they please
DI A Mcn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
HENRY e.. MCCAIN,

p o r T r A r p A N T E r,
lEsPEcrFULLY informs the public, that intends pur.
suing his profession few weeks In lynchburg Being
Artist o long experience aud practice he Is prepared
Por rats any heads groups and full lengths
studio over Tanners Daguerrean Gallery, Main 81.
ie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Military Notice

q HEADQUARTERS l3lST RECT,
4 JusE lGTlt, lsG0 I
III GENERAL ORDER, No. All the Commissioned Officers
attached to this X, gnen notified to meet in the large
"A Room Payne BIaekords Store, FRIDAY, the
W ed inst ~ O'clock r. NJ for the purpose Of cectnga
HI Colonel L. Colonel aud Majors for permanent command
" By order Of :. GARLAsD, Jr Col. Comma uding,
lie ied1t d. II. ROBINSON. Acting Adrt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
ELECTORS.

TN purx,cr--L H. CHANDLER, OF Norfolk city
esn TRAVIS H. EPFe, Of Noo~Ai.
81 THOMAS BRUCE Of Halifax
q. ~ JOHN r. THORNTON, VI friace Edwar'
A.. JANIS y. JOHNSON, OF Bedford
a. " c. SCOTT, Of Powhaian.
- IFNlfEL j. BOwDEN. OF William burg.
e.. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. Of M,ddesex.
a. n m sHACKELfURD Of fsuquer.
10. ANDREW T. KENNEDY, of Jefferson
~. An n STUART, of Augusta.
isra W. 4 STAPLES, OF Menigsnery.
10. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
iSrs JS JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
INN A. B. CALDWELL, Of ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

ADDITIONAL News FROM JAPAN. The LATE Our
BREAK.-The overland mail brings the following
letter from japan.
SIoKoMA, April 3, 1860.
About week ago Prince Gotairo, when on his
way from his private dwelling to tho pnace in
1ed IL, with his usual guard OF sixteen, was NJ.
tackled by a party of eighteen. Six Of the guard
and four OF the assailants were killed, and sever.
nj ON each side wounded, the Prince among the
lat'cr number. The guard Tough. bravely during
the attack on the Prince. One of his assailants
was fatally wounded. and one of his comrades, to
prevent his detection, cut off his head and made
made his escape through one of the gates close Mt
hand
The Tycoon ordered the officer in charge of tho
gate to commit Hari Kari which he did
1t is thought by many that a revolution is
impending. which. il it is successful, will result
in the speedy expulsion or death of oil foreign.
ers.
The government has taken extraordinary nre.
cautions to protect itself and this place from as.
sault guard houses have been established along
the road to Yeddo, and the guard armed with
muskets ~
building is going forward to a great extent
Prince G"airo is one Of the most powerful men in
the empire and rules dlirty-fvs provinces.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

~, PRESENTATION OF THE BELrs-The London
lines OF the 3lst ult ,devotes column to report
oil tue presentation of the belt to the rival chamni
ons OF the prize ring, lleenan and Savers. The
presentation took place at the Alham6ra Palace,
leicester square, in the presence of large au.
by Mr.. Caldwel.as the two brayest men w ho bsJ
honoTed the world since the days Of Wellington
ana Napoleon" were loudly cheered. Before tho
addresses were delivered which were to preeede
theaward' the pugilists advanced halfway towards
each other, and cordially shook hand. in token of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

Of n California paper. It was reported that this
youth was killed, but though wounded he esca-
ped aid has returned home. The following 10 the
letter.
VIRGINIA CRY, May Ia.
The startling news sent you yesterday, will, no
doubt cause great alarm 10 all who have friends
here, but if we can hold on for forty-eight hours
longer, without any attack from these internal
red skins, we will all be safe. l mean by holding
on that time is to give chance to get the arms
and ammunition that we learn by telegraph 10 on
the way.
We are now under martial law, and each and
every man stands ready and is in fact anxious to
% and get revenge for the many dear friends
we have lost Ward. q brave fellow made
To bite the earth knew nearly nll who star
ted Poor Meredith, God never made bettor
man. and Young Joe Baldwin, both fought ms
brave did ever any men, aud to think that
Baldwin, whoawas only about fifteen years old,
should act 80 cooly and 70 bravely. lie fought
like tiger; and then there was my warm friend.
Major Ormsby; poor fellow he was shot in the W
per part of the mouth. with an arrow, in tho be-
ginning Of tho battle but he did not mind it ut
all. till the poison did its work. / have it from
one Of the men who held his head, while another
pulled tbs arrow, that they got the arrow out
but the barb remained. Then he was shot in the
arm, and again through the shoulders. from ono
side to the other; still he remained ON his horse
till it shot from under him, and then he took
young Baldwin's mule. and remained on it till he
could stand it no longer, and then Baldwin help
cl to take him off his mule and placed his saddle.
bags under his head, when Ormsby says, Ego on
boys, you can do no more for mel" and in few
minutes he was no more. Ono Indian was killed,
niterward- in the act of scalDing him, and Baldwin
killed another Indian very near to him. that WAS
about scalping one Of the party.
We must have troops from the other side and
plenty Of them. for this must now be n war of ex.
termination, as there is no doubt existing of their
having united some half dozen tribes or more,
aud, unless We have large purity to attack them,
we will surely DO whipped again and again. We
have picket guard Mt night, and everything is
done that ean be, to prevent our being taken I'M
nwn"cs. Yours truly,
Ina A E,1oN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 NILES IRON STA WSVILLE DEPOT
Montgomery County, Va.

FVNuE PRorRlEToI,S having purchased this WATERING
PLACE in October last have thoroughly repaired and fur
nshcd entirely furniture the best class and will
open the reception Of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE.
Having Increased accommodations and made liberal arrange
The comfort of their guests they hatter themselves
that but IL" iii uny Watering Places will afford the same
fractions rs this.
situated in the county of Montgomery 81 miles from
SHl HSJfLLE DEPOT va. & Tenn. r. RI the banks o
the Roanoke River and by OF the most beau
m aud attractive Ia be found the Mountains
Of Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation in the
last few Years that Is unnecessary 10 say anything In com
incubation nf H. Ii considered specific for the worst
forms Dyspepsia and remedy for all Cuaneous Diseases
dsrdcd conditions Of the Stomach Bowels and Liver and
for prosration of the system. We might append
number nf certificates from Physicians and others acquainted
with is merits and 10 these might be added nj ifnitan
Passengers will he met nj Slawsyile by Four Horse Omni-
basss II them road 10 the Springs Persons
leaving BALTIMORE Washington, Richmond and Petersburg In
the arrive at the springs the day those from
the South will Mud the the arrival of each
train. BOOTH, COLHOCN u co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

GALL.NrRY OF BoY-In the accounts which
have reached us Of the fight at Carson Valley, be-
tween the Californans and the Indians there are
many details Of heroic conduct, but none 80 sri
king as that exhibited by Joseph g. Baldwin, Jr.,
n son of Judge Joseph G. Baldwin. Of California,
and grandson Of our esteemed fellow-ownsmap,
Capt j. c. Baldwin. We find the following
count of this boys conduct in the correspondence
of n California paper. 1t was reported that this
youth was killed, but though wounded, he esca-
ped AID has returned home The following 10 the
letter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

day or Two. which, il either, viii back
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Worthy of Attention.

FuNIE subscriber Offers his entire stock OF SUMNER GOODS
nj avery small advance cost, In order to make
for Fall purchases they comprise in pnrt Robe Silks and
fnunces) beautiful styles Plain Black flounccs Robe Jaco
nets Organies Lawns, Chaes English Beagcs Plain Bcra
gcs Traylng Goods, Curtain Musns, Plan MIslins
Mits, Gloves, Ribbons &c., &c. j. ABRAHAMs.
Je l9ts
HARPER's FOR JULY,
HI AT CREEDS
j. l9is LIS Main st.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

TO the Ladies.
you wish Freckies TAM Sunburn Pimpes AMI all rough
removed fro the Skin, the elegant prcpa
ration called "TREFELo the secret IF Bsuuty" contains
mineral, but Is made from "Wld Flower II lmraTs
freshness smoohncss and transparency the skin Try It
lahcs-For sale by j. H. THOMPSON
Ir nrn.rr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Gents Goods

Gents Goods.
TENHE subscriber has his SPRING AMI sJrNNFR
nooDs consisting OF French Cloths best makes and
best Doe SKINS elastic Grippe Face and tord.s Iassnrres
rahy Isssleres plain and Grape Drap Etc White and
oofeu Linen Drii Plain and Fancy silk and Mareis Vest
ng ana AL The new Buttons and Trimmings; also fun line
m D. A. Davies celebrated Shirts Drawers Collars and Neck
.l,Le hde shirts OF Cotton Merino Lisle and silk;
We oesi In Blown and White Cotton Merno and
Mcrino feet; best Kid Gloves &c, de-
ap19 WA p,cr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

rrhese qnotaiions will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
JOHN W. LETT,
AuctiOnecr and Commission Merchant,

WYTHENILI.IL VA,
COLLECTS consgnmcnts of Goods be sold private sale
- public auction lie has large and conveniently situa
ted house. and will give strict personal attention to the sale Of
all goods entrusted to his
ErII eESoEs-W IIausDn Cashier Farmers Bank, W. A.
Stuart Cashier south Western Bank. VIM Terry ESQ., Attor
ney ut LAW Wyheyie; A. d. kucker, j. Williams, r, A.
Madlill ''NirgInian Office" L, nchburg. lmay 22-d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Dissolution

Il.
TTIE Concern Of MCKINNEY so. is this day dissolved,
Il SaGucl H. Mckinney and John H. Flood having bought
Out the entire interest of John Bass They alone author
lied 1" use the name If the Concern.
s. ii. MCKINNEY,
JN0, s. BASS,
JNO. n. FLOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
New Grocery and Commission House.

New Grocery and Commission House.
M. II. Rose IL DIR. A. +. WILLS
Az associated themselves together n,der tho .,, and
Lnn n OF WILLIAM H. EoSEN co. md have taken The
'"r the purpose Of conducting ' ~ " ''
. Geneiai Grocery aud commiss ion Business,
~ e az in unt IA receipt Of Large well seccte, stock
", ~, ooLhi LIS, STAPLE DRY GOODS md IIOIOES Of
Whn anu " fi Ivy "ncr article usually Kept in First
ana Eeta Grocery House: and will nav narcular
attention to the sale Of BACON LARD RTT1'Eb III ORR
n TOBACCO and Country Produce generally make
% on Produce Ia han consigned for sale and
cash time sales when required e"N ''' '"''' ~
an we ask from the public call and examine our stock
PrQfts. " W 2u'c" safes ana S"d"
sS~ No trouble to show Goods rs,v