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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
IAdvertissmsntl ,,.,,,
.,,n,c, The undersigned, pupil Of RlcoRp,

sa,ed sexual Surgeon Of Paris, and Of fros n ~
and Nor ofthi city, treats successfully ~ % No
80 III 49, d.,..s. on peculiar Importance 20 IN" - d
ss Froadssv cor Bond-st, New fofz i , y, 49, Al d
.v.nlpg a. s.l,ar,oa ~. Fyones. 4 " nN~>0'N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
CITY ITEMS.

The Rev. Mr.. Fletcher will commence at the
CooTer institute, a course Of lectures the various
countries in which he has resided The course is
given in compliance with the resolutions offered and
supported by 10 Hon Luther Bradish and the Rev.
DIR. O-gooi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Those wonderful AZfEC CHILDREN, az pHi -,
roy that has in this city In year ~ III, I'm
,b.u They IN be- exhibition q, All houi, 49,. n "a
M, her w6nder and novelties; und a aha y 80 '
~, po,al.r druns. Ro-K ELsER, will be p-fofu'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.
SENATOR ToOMBs NOT RESIGNED

The Savannah Republican OF thel 18th inst says that
although it has been positively asserted that Mr..
Toombr has resigned his eat in the United States Sen
alto, that paper, after the most digent inquiry, has
been unable to find ,he slightest foundation for tbs
statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

j. Il. Cough lectures this evening at Cooper insti-
tute This lecture il the last but in the city Tor
some months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
The aggregate Of the receipts Of the above articles 70
e e. i. ....,.. 1881 and 1870 have heen.
- lI.ITs.e29

Reducing the wheat 10 -four the excess in the re-
CENTS Of 1860 Is equal 10 53j, 22l bbls. -four
The receipts at tide water Of the principal aFticlea Of
produce from the opening of the Canals u and incad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
GEORGIA.

Senator Iyerson of Georgia was charged Sow
weeks ago with saying that fLncon should be elccsd
Plerident, Southern men who would hold Office under
him should he s. outlawed and killed" The Senator
saw fiji to publish "A card denying that he ever said any
such ,hing, but he says:
have occasionally in private conversation spoken
Of it the oulawiDg and killing, one Of sbe plans
Of resistance to the rule of Black Republican Pred
dent but have generally disapproyed it, az many per
do not hesate to say that IN my opinion any South
ern man who would accept office from a Republicsn
President elected upon the platform Of the Republicans
rarty, would be no better than Black Republican,
and ought be condemned and osrsced by universal
public sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

The Ieceips AZ tide water by The New-1ork taIl'i7
Of Flour Wheat, Corn, and Barley, for the second
week Of November, 1859 and 1860, have been az fol-
lows:
Flour bbs Wheat b1. Corn. bu Barley, bu
,o-a "a fgt fg2G55 l32ls 1855
IgA........ 52s2I l0i6yi l2lb E9'7'I
Dso. I5I2 Inc. .534 l9f Inc. 90 823 Dec. 20, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Offering decline of y rtnl Their improved
dr ard for Tcoit and Milwaukee Bonds and high 81
would he paid but the market.
The GCiallAt Of -sles for three day follows
Oct d. Nov Nov. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

The public meeting on Monday night TO indorse sSS
action Of the State Legislature adopted the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

il is stated that the annual report of the Baltimore
md Ohio Railroad shows net earnings of Is cent on
tie capital ont of which to pay interest and dividends.
We annex u comparative statement of the imports of
foreign dry goods at Ne-York for the week and since
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
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1taaau0s

Meinen 5rennbrn unb Dem seIammten Yutl,
fun Ole 9n5rsc, bob mcine nrue
G0rfccQs9Sirf9Tc5ofG
esm Seiu@s ieet cffsu ltrbt Die1clte 1T oufs
@eihmafccllite einseridtet, uno t6unrn bic oe.
sgrtsn @alte NIT ben bsicn Grfrii6unecn icpsr
Nrt, iopie audi nit warmrn unb falten @priien
beptsnt merben. g8eiutrintsr made ids porouf
auImertlam. ba6 i'd ben pom mir seSc9encn
Tir1inin gBcn
rein nnb unSerfailtbt ;u so Cts per 6laIbc yer
faufe. lin 3abIrcihen 8tlu& ttttet
lentin s Ch(er.
Dem 9utlifum Die In;etAe, bos meine nit ies
eem Comfort ceriebenen Sdper (talte IL. warms)
ecn Mcrsens llbr HE absnbs 10 lltr ur se.
nubuns pffen fte6eu. Sailun Gidrts perfaufc i6
untsr ben annsbmtariten Serinauuacn.
i. 0olle,
gtc. 266 Sroapltraer.
@ine src6e Senbus Sutescl erbielt Ios6rn
unO leet unp pertauft gu Den biuisltrn Qrsilen
% 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
9pm6pm Gin SSunScr.

SSeI@er Segrer ma9t eC nod, lsinsn 9iealin-.
gen NIT ernitfm 0elidt Yrn ZEN lfe6en sBunberu
Der alt'n gSclt gu eriG6len? Scit In ouem
pIfnnt9ma9aiinrn YUn Oanrpf. mno @brouben-
l@itsn gu lslen ltett; irt rie M5eli6feit einae
lfetn trire, nit Dem elettrIhen Orobte Die Grbe
gu nmlpannfn; icit Die gejoacn,n Ranunsn bic
alFe 3atttt it9er BEN 6aufen 9cmrrfen baten unb.
leBt iogar fte 0teorlperfanpne am Scri,cnt oufz
tauht merSl" loitSSs lBunper ,u alttGali,ben ge.
9rIfFn, unp YermutbliA erniirt Ons Gelferflop-
zen nur refGolG, ramit ccr gGunetr6unoer ter
Menl6beit bmdb itdrfrre OrIen trfreciat peree.
Yer transatIdntiite 9de9rapbrupra6t III stn
HallbeS Sriipiel res Grba6rneu, meil uns Do.
rim Die Natur ais Matbt rntsraentritt; bte
etlrn6abn pom 6leinniicn bic JSaltutta. pber mn,
9tltplalfw an tcr Gmurmilneuna bis Mpsfou
sn fbenlp tlatfihsr SrIel gum matbcmotild, S
babenen, wrl une birr6G re Nuebebr1uo mo
lint.tb impUnrt. Simmer atcr reid,en vnisr.
NtHBItabe iuleBt aus, unlerc Gennfnts Der Ro,,,r-
9elcBe bringt uns nus Der Srrrunoeruuo m.ensr
81 unS ieIblt. Da8e9cn 9bt ca Dtnoe in sirssr
lublnnarIlfrn 2Sslt, h,i rcnen ole Srta1e ,rit
nh6e Der SrfetnunA onfTnat wp mir an brorsi.
zen autlereu, nn,brrm mr. tegliIfen 6obsn Ioi,
len. SFean unlcr G,,ltnap aegDris t6ltio ocms.
zen Ut, 10 9ett unlert @mrTncuno mil bsn @sfnI.
WIen unltucs Slrltantr5 purh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
Gin @RdOhen,
3u germietbem
DEN bgut(Aen gDmthrn

eis au,sise, eab mir i'm Gisiisen GnlfOni. 6auls
iOU0 eoaliCnen ees been BON uns Ieitlt imppr.
ttris" fran3Olil6cn Sransp untcr SOno lieaen
Datsn, ZEN mir duberlt biaiB Omtaufcn.
6srner Die an5eige, peB mir bic aCeinioe Nocn.
tur pom eem eerubmten be Srnr9e'u. GU'r G6om,
pa9nsr ue'rnpmmen Babsa unp bae rcrleltea mr.
lei pns gu babsn IT,
=. 9Otte3 II. Gcmy.,
gc. II YearlRr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
a&af6Glratppu @orfcpt.

gftnen 5Sreunoen lsipe BEN Qutlifum ;nsaHormt Sis
gr9ebene Anesc, poB mne Srniners sgBirtbIoTt mir nrr
lple9fnen neucn Snla9en sur llnrbaIhm9 ces Nubume
seeptn' sem heutisen Sage o6 miG6er Qe6Tn i 8sInn
no u eeer 3cit parme nb falis Sptsn in orSatSr gS
Ysb gu ncSn iino, upie aud GenGn ber Dirt BON Better
Alualtlat SreunoltaffIiblt gum SabreGcn 9eud Iobet
tH Stmpn Stein elm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22

e. Cutters
sGirt9l6aft unb 9aeertiersSalcn,
l%te StrnBe, sw:fUsn 8ranflin uuO Rain Ctr.
(friber @uger'S),
1T auf'e GIc9antelte sin9erthtet uub NIT ben tf.
Zen @rpildntn9en UtrIeben. Sran,5fI6e glOtb
uno Jtbenpeine linO ralsttll aud ,u auserlt iii
lt9en Yrsilen bci Der 6lafAe unb @aapne ,u ia.
ben. lIm sabIreiasn 3ulpru6 bittct
Z. Cutler
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
Sefammtinaei,uuecm.
e. j. PIC0 Il,
2Ipptbcfcr,
Ode Scr 17tsn unf MutnRraee,

O.. &inbers els 0r6alfe),
empfeb!t ien rei6balters eaacr olcr in fein
6ad i6laaenben NrtifeI. iric AUDI 0arfiimerenc,
ortfen, Suriten uno !Sdp,me cper 9trt; Sartsn,
Dele, 0'las ,c.; @taarrsn, Hauh. Gan. unp
SthnupItaeat unb Diclc aucerc Nrtitrl, melhe in
tielt5en Npctbetsn 9emGbuli6 sefa6rt mcreeu.
5daptiGhIidb mattt rerislbe deds AMI feiuen
terubmten uno unfebltaun ySrsinin g8urm
Silrr" aufmerflam.
Die eeutIde. pie 9rGBtent6stfs aud hie omeri-
tdntlde 8ece9tur wire Npn s.. SS SSinperYatrr
bslor9t Der audi inn 6aurpsrtaufe Icine 9aues
leute oufs Sreunoli6lfe bebienrn mirn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
The German ADVERTISERS.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
SS. g. aSaeemer,
Il brma der unb Sewel(er

u9rma er unb Seweller.
Deat 9eetrten 9ublifum Die 2In,eise, ba6 i'd
bier lite Stra6e, Dem 6il6marft eeaeniiber Elm
ISerartiscs @rlhdit etoblrt 9abe burch lanaia6.
ri9e @roris in Deutf6lauo. liverpool, 9tew gJurt
nnc SaItimcre, in lcbtsrer Start in pem erosen
Fubmltdlf bsfannten WsiAGit pUn.Ganfisls, BRO.
RI. Co., btu id i'm Stanre, peltcmmene 3ufrie.
peniteanus meincn reip. &unbrn ,umf&ern.
lin 9eneigten 3uipruch bitteno empfeble ih
SualeG mein rei6baItass Eager YCn ubren, Sc.
spsllerY unb plattrten @aaren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
Ssefnauuoc,t.

Ter ,,Snicser" crent icoSn Wcrocs Serntees oIsae,
lnrmmsn, 'un mttenIi&en SubierippnspreiS GtS
iotlbar on Die rep Srdssr ORR So NSbrlir Spraus.
fbeioblns. @ni0et fnben Unite, ir9ecen 8tbngunNcn
aufnatme @tmoiile Ghradurs 10 3eifen pbcr penis
as 30 Cts, speimalier 75 Cts, crcntose SlO0 cine
98ct %, eirsn Nlouat $3.50, brci Mpna $4 co. feds
Rpnoic Ss.OG, sppf Ncnait $1,000 in piers6trlfber
SpraueteSobIuu9. @rsratn Ole na Selietsn eer6nSer
wereen tlnnel, !perbel nit S25 00 per fabr tsrednet
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-22
II m3ua!
MiQinrrn illnarrn /;

N. g. BARTON erlau6t tG Die an,eiac ,u
;na3en, oaB er lrinsn StOre BON 100 na6 229
Natnitrabs, obsrtaIb Der 9tsn, Uerlcat bat, 100 sr
IN ieper Snilcn Gin pCllfGnpiges @6crtmcnt Der
9lSenoen @rtitel pcrrdt6ig salt: SeiDtne uno
otrCb' 5uts 6autcn, &cpipuse, fran55fl&e Slu-
men uno Sdnoer; SpiBsn Sertba's unb Gaps,
toptBsn. .S6leier, Sraucr &ra9sn unp lriprne un6
lranJ0iiide SpiBen. Mantlas.
Oamen, relde bic ShOsortr te1u6tn fGnncn
"a Glslem St9rt sOllltlnoise Sna &c. 2In5use
fr9aItsu,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

death 10 the worm, which was wsecksd vftk
much intersst md curiosity. The suuilSd attsupk
cd 70 swallow the lsssh sadlostmost. hut the -
ter fastened himself % the undss Jaws Of Ne fsh
and ob.,inately refused = hs. swallowed. The
next thing was for the hs6 70 kst ~ lsech ous of
his mouth, and 10 this end varIous ineshioas man.
enver we're rssortsd 10 withoae ns1se1. Al last
the fsh raising his mouth above he surface Of Tho
water, olese the bloodsueker from his position.
Again the n.h Attempted 10 swallow ne issek
this time tail Arstt ~ the WHY worm fkstsned
himself oetsids Of his -snsnys .eoIh, bgN fsps-
tition Of the blowing dodee.s sss,,ss l..'.
The struggle lasted Tor more than vesk, and
atlsst the nah saocssdsd in e!iiak ths iseh down
Of finsxplicable curvsts Bat alas fAhs s1uIlsSion
q the auny victor Was brief, for tbss nezA, nor
ming found Mr.. Sunhsh Aeating sidsways upou
tho surfaces of the waler-dsad = The blood 6susker
had triumphed. even In death, and left no hsfrg
ioe.-- Colsmbns Statesmass Aessssis59 sa saleHs@i
500 .f5 f..,sl svs.ea
Lusus NAruR1.-A Cat GIpss Bril- T. -Four Et-
tens and Pappy.-Ons Of the most sinsular
freaks Of nature which ws have ever witnessed 10
the product Of gray cot, 10 which she gsRs birth
on Poyfarre street about ten days since and con-
sisting Of four kittens aud one puppy. We are
considerably astonished at lsArning the fact, ma
yesterday proceea4d 70 stosson, Tchonpl>oulne
street. where tho GLIB and her progeny ssex 1ese.
ohe uouclleu, uau Wer0 HNtiy CONVINCED ~ W04B
before VIC had considered impossihls.
Tho puppy in question u the same si1R % NE
kittens although ofa darker color, hss s4n and
claws like cat, and il tho ihvorits Of ths noAhef,
who carcsses II nearly the whols tins, and EySs q
the most favored position, 70 the utter sscIaslon.
sometimes, Of the kittens, When fret tosshsd,
tho puppy cried like cat, but .s voice u chang
ing, and It's canine propcnsties arc becoming more
and moro developed daily. 17.' s@
Tho fact that the puppy IL the product Of the
cat, who watches over Il 90 tenderlY, IL sstab.
lished beyond doubt, and We can Cnly wonder
at the strange doings of nature. The cat 10 the
property ofa warehousomsn attached 70 . grocery
should NAT hs.;tstn n .sc,. .h;s nhsro,.
enon for his Museum. Barnum would give Q grea,
deal for II, We know.--Nsw Orleans Dsita THURS.
day last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
The way to kill the Northern fanatics is Ia buy
U8H1 Carriages, Buggies and Wagons al BAILEI's ls3
Main street, l,nchhurg, and not send Your money
Noh to enrich and enable the Abulonss snrpts
Rifles and spears TO send 10 kill with
BAILEY born aud rnsed in Campbell County,
making, with ircreascd facilities all The Carriages
Rocksways and Bugges neat aud substantial Also all Kinds
of Harness. Repairing and painting of Carriages done with
nestness and dispatch.
The subscriber returns his grateful acknowledgements for past
,ors and solieils continuance ni the All he asks
examination of his work. feeling confident c can please
DO III as 10 qualify aud price JNo. II. BAILEY, hgl.
Main st. LNDcliburp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

r,orTLED LIQUoRs-vry sspsssdr Ltsasrs sesa kisdss
selves. tmh III SThAFfVN = HENSkhtt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

n LIVERPOOL SALT.-5.500 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt
IL Warrington brand landing City Point from ship Alex
ander, for sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co,
NH l4-ts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

A FrsH SroRY.-In the State Board Of Agricul-
tures rooms, in the State House, is large rlass
box or vessel wherein 10 kept severnl live specips
mems Of fish, among others sunGsh about elk In
ohes in length. Tho Secretary recently caught q
common horse-leech and placed it in the water
with the FISH, A contest Immediately began he.
tween tho sunfsh and tho icccli. involving life or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
HEADQUARTERS 13lsr REGIMENT,
Al LYScnBuRG, April l1lh 1850.

GENERAL ORDER MOL
The bounds of this Regiment dn which Lynchburg in.
beginning al mouth of Fishing Creek below the City, and
House turnpike Tat the toll gtc thence straight To
Miss Sally Davis SPRING. thence straight to the dirt bridge on
thence Black Water Creek HoIns MINI thence win,
n line o'a aheSce with the Bedford Inc /" jaime. River thence
down the River to Fishing Greek, at the beginning.
H. In these bounds eight company districts are established
No i. capt. T. H. Notwithstanding where the road
said road to the Bedford line 0ncung all on the right
G"ng "u her % he s sS @e :" lanes @ Es1 a aGT
the corporation line and then along said corporation line to
'"f No. c% Daria T. sBoo&srAI that portion of the city
lying the corporation line and Sixth street, running
Parade ground in front Of c. W, Christians ,.,.
No. Capt RoIinsoa,Ai that portion Of the pS Giy
Water Federal Parade ground Clay
No d capt NJ r. BohdnnanAr that portion of the City
lying between Eighth and Tenth from James
No Capt j. B. saaner-Al that portion of the City be-
Tenth street and the corporation line running
from James River Fedcrui street. Parade ground in front
No G. capt Binkensaip All that portion of the city lying
Federal Street, 10 the western corporation line a,or
No l. capt o. w. Lee-Bcginning at the point where
Campbell Court House Turnpike leaves the coporalion thcnce
aie thence Davis spring thence by straight line
TO Dirt Bridge thence down 10 the II 6anel and Creek to ol
line and thence coming back around the corporation lines To
beginning Parade Ground, IN ront OF the college.
No. s. can't. j. w. MISUNDERSTANDING at mouth "f Tan
Yard Branch and running down James River to Fishing
thence Fishing Creek 10 the Campbell Court House
urnpke with the said turnpike back to the corpora
nn line around the corporation line 10 the begin
nink Parade Ground established In notices posted in the
District
ILL., All white males, between Is and As years of
quired the law repot Mseres for enrollnent To
he Captain of the Company District in which they reside or
the discretion of the Court Of Enquiry not less
than one, than live dollars Fines for absence from
muster less than 70 cents and high ~ so decided
by the Court of Enquiry-coectabe by The sheriff.
~ All persons liable TO Militia duty In the 3ls Regiment
hereby notified to Saturday next the 2lsi OF
April, 1s60, at p NJ al the parade grounds of their
peciye Company Dsct, 10 elect Officers ami organizc-
subject TO the foregoing fines.
V. The Commissioned Officers Of the 3ls Regiment
ned attend the training Of Officers a Campbell Court
House, beginning Monday the 23d Of April, 1sG0suicct
o u fne of $5 per day for non-aitendancc.
W. The General Muster l3si Regiment will take
place saturday. April 2si 1s6 at II o'clock A. M in front
of the Court House.
VII Captains will post this notice at three places In their
ConpaGy Districts
by orders received frou Genl o. G. CLAY
sGARLAND, JR, Capt. Commanding
Capt J. II. ROBINSON, Acting Adjutant lap ls-d4@et
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

~ RoCCQ Travelling BagS Postmonies usspe1 - Posp
los Writing Dssk &c &o selling vey ehe g Aaia 81
ap IL p es z 81" 81 IN LA.0 - kkN0XY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

40 GRAND REcrpTloN--So FURTHER VISITS
1t is an understood matter, indeed, that this visit
which closes this afternoon. will DO tho only uf
the Embassy TO San Francisco. The Ambassadors
have declined anything like public display for the
reason that they think II might not comport with the
dignity of our government to receive them after
ccpon here; aud they therefore refuse out of mis-
taken notion Of etiquette, imagining that they
must first present themselves TO the Court of the
United States. 1t has this account been
ranged that. as soon the Powhatan Is again
ready for sea, which will probably be In few
days, shelshall proceed at once from Mere Island,
without stopping at tho city at ALL her way to Pa
namn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
Tt, II M s

v,rcryIAN Is published daily al 20 and TIT Weekly a
ns .nnnm in advance and Weekly a ~ myarAey IN aa
70 pc' hsrw,r s2N will charged In all cases No paper
vance ont,n, except tthe option Of the Proprietor uh
W s,i arrearages shall have been paid ~. - - .,n.r. m
" "smvERTISEMENTS Inserted Tor oo cents pc.
o. or less for tho insertion, and o1 Genus o & s a.
nasnee unless ordered nner-form or wesny arr Isha
snare viii be- charged for each insertion, H.e num-
cen ( (,n.ertions BIZ not marked ON the Mssn WI" W 'p'
III nj ordered out and charged accordingly.
''' THE YEARLY RATES ARE: .o,
For one square daily - 30
For two squares, daily Is
For one square trweekiy ......' ''''''''''' ~ 10
For two suarps tFi-weekly ,,. ,n sn
ivy Advertisements intended for both papers su' " 'f
clal contract -, ,;o,,od IN their in,me dntc bu
mesa or the adversements charged ~ 1i,x and
f1yl All new advertisements appear !" 'io "' NV " 49,
pageTs notice. which exceed eigt, lines charged
raieaby the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
LYING CHBURG COLLEGE,

II II IL
LfNCHBtRG, VIRGINIA..
fUNlIE fourth annual session this Institution vii
Il on the 9th September.
The location of the healthe and accessible in the
entire SOUTH nnd the Of study both Classical and
ufc, equal to that Of any Of the American colleges.
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained
der the care OF Mr. j. H. ankcshp graduate al the Nir
glna Military Institute and more recently connected with tho
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. W W. WALLER, Chairman Of tie Faculty, Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and of History.
LYcUIGUs g. MATHEWS, \. NJ. Professor Of Latin and Bellies
Lettres.
H. CABEL, A. b. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
JE. BLASKENsnr Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
of Tac.!cs
GARLAND, H. NJ. Professor of Constitutional Law.
D. A. LANGHoRNE, NJ ID. Professor of Anatomy and Physiol.
ology.
G. A. SARToR LID, Professor Of Modern Languages.
SAM'L N. GooDsoN, Principal Of the Grammar School
EXPENSES.
Board % per week. washing 2a per month"; fuel and lights
kl0 term. Tuition $2O In the Grammar School, aud $50 in
the Collegiate Department for halJ session.
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tanned by addressin. tho Chairman of the Faculty.
July 13-ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
G. S. Bills =,
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AND MANUFACTURE
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w OF thc above naned goods which he IL weekly
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has had the pleasure Of offering In this market
dial invitation Is extended to all Ia examine his stock the
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21

NOTICE.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

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Maesans and the public generally reIurs,od 10 call
at THE MALTA and various md suny glasses the
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ted Pale Draugh Ale nne stock Of A No. l. Brandcs,
Mountain Whiskeys Wines Iorais Scgars Meerschanm and
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Pipe Stems Also all the dceaees of the served up at
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NH 81 JOSEPH u. SMITH, Proprietor
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-15
The Defence.

Breckinridge contends that the States are
equals Douglas by his squatter sovereignty
doctrine denies that they arc Breckin:idge
treats the opinion of the U. S. Supreme Court
in the Dred Scott case. with the respect due
to the decisions of tie Highest Tribunal in
the land. Douglas treats it with contempt
Breckenridge contends that Congress cannot
create greater legislative body than itself, or,
in other words, that it cannot invest Terri
torial Legislature, with powers it does not pos
sess itself. Douglas contends that it can
Breckenridge contends that Southern man
possesses the same right to emigrate TO Ter
ritory with bis property, that Northern man
does. Douglas contends that he does not
Breckenridge proclalms as his motto. The
Constitution and the equality of The States
They are the symbols OF everlasting Union. "
Douglas motto is ''squatter sovereignty =
The States are not equals That is just
wha: his doctrine amounts to