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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
GAINESVILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY,

The SPRING SESSION of this Institution will open
on the first Monday in February, 1850.
The corps of teachers O2 in namber) is now
complete and efficient.
She Boorda,g Department is quite MS perfect As
can make it, and thus far during the present ses-
sion, with nearly one hundred iRaates We have had
no sickness q any kind
Parents and Guardians away from Clarksulle,
who expect TO patronize the school next session
will please see to that their daughters and wards
are here at the beginning.
Persons desiring additional information can apply
tcahs President u.,r,uo,,
Nov. IS, 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Notice.

All persons having claims VIM. W. warheld are
requested to file them with John Allcorn, in Cars-
willie, between this and the LIST Of Nay next, and
those indebted TO make payment Immediately 10 the
subscriber
q. IT, WAKEFIELD, Trustee
Jan G. 'eo-2m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Agricultural Warehouse.
p o r Il e r r. SMITH

CORNER MAIN AND FRONT ST.
CT a II Il s VII f., TENN.
Keep constantly on hand and for sale, full as
sortment of Agricultural and Horticultural Impe-
ments, consisting of Steel and Cast Plows, HarOws
and Cultivators, Axes, Hoes field and garden rakes
Forks, Mattocks Chains Wheelbarrows Wheat
Fans, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn Mills
Scyhes Reapers and Thrcshers of different Patterns
Just received large lot of the celebrated
Virginia Wagons,
Wood or Iron Axels, 2, 4 or horse. which we
warrant to be equal to anysmade.
Also large Stock of Field Seeds, Glover, limo
tiny, Herds and orchard Grass &c. We respectfully
solicit call from ALL feeling confident we can do
them justice in goods and prices.
Feb 3, 1860
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
CLARKsvILLE. March ?. 1860.

= NTI7E1s1Rfl'FE11sf '1fF1N1I EVVV'
Sale of l6 hhds. us follows; 05, 8 As, 90,
s5, SIS, 8 90, 1856, 3 80, 10, 25, 90,
40, I 80, SEQ, $50, 8 so.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Naturalization of County Off.

GERS.
On the LIST Saturday in March next, will hold
an election at all of the precincts in Montgomery
County, for the purpose of electng County and
District officers
T. RAAfEY, Sheriff
Feb 10, '6O-4w of Montgomery County.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Virginia Wagons,
Landreth's Celebrated Garden

SEED,
AT THOMAS & BRO, warranted fresh and gen.
uine or no sale. Also South Union and Risley's
fresh seed, sold cheaper than ever.
CALL AND PAY YOUR ACCOUNTS.
CALL AND PAY YOUR ACCOUNTS.
THOMAS & BRO.
Volumes CyCtOp0edia just received
call and take it home THOMAS & BRO.
Z. S.-i}e sure to call and pay your accounts
they are small and will not hurt you.
Feb 20, 1860
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
READ! READ!

We are now receiving and have on hand full
supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles. Pure Wines
and Brandies for Medical use, Letter. Cap and note
Paper, Visiting Cards and Envelopes, Pens, Pen
holders, Pencils, Ink, Blank Books, &c.
McCAULEY BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02

1g- chropiel. ono. oyp ISekriug 4 Elga. Store.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Cigars and Tobacco,
| full supply on hand and for sale low.

Garden Seeds.
Fresh and Genune-We have received our supply
of Garden Seeds, which we will warrant to be Fresh
and Genuine, call and leave your orders
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Paint, Varnish,
hite wash brushes, full assortment.
Pomatums. Hair Oils.

Tricopherous Kathairon Cologncs Extra Fine Ex-
tracts for the Handkerchief Lilly White, Combs &c
for sale by McCAULEY 4 BELL.
Feb. 3, 1860
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02

Mixed Bird Seed,
Also Canary and Hemp, received and for sale by u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Sales every We

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. March |, 1860.
Tobacco sales at O. ii. Smiths Fire Proof Ware
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
Tnrcr.s LANDING. Trnr. Feb. 2

r. II. BArrIsr,sAuctioueer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02
House and Lot For Sale.

Jan. 40, 1860. Real F,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-02

FOR MAGISTRATE.
We are authorized 10 announce G. w. BRADBERRY
as candidate for Magistrate in District No. H. at
the next March election. jan 81 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
Words of CANTON

eT III We were TO tell readers tiat the wells and
p@S springs Throughout The country had been Poisoned and
ll We had discovered an;l,c 10 lis effects of m IN,
lhai would not gladly avail themselves discovery win
the nope OF avci9 death. II tell them that ~.
had discovered mine o treasure, them and US ana
thai We prepared snare them not one yulI
how mr graliicd should they 10 Learn, that n rren,
la"cca has been cmpoun1ed ui purely vegetable matter and
that lis curative powers ltilc less than p nm
darkness Need We give INSTANCES! call ON IA. r,
rrietor OF BAkEks III TIERS and examine The n,ynns of
ceriicales from al SECTIONS at the Sdui u ucrsou, wi
been cured Of Dysbesid b, It's all healing properties Among
'hen You v III see the vouchers i old Young male AMI ~
male, cAioilln2 ls Bi1IEHs 10 The skies, and b,ssnr
deice Tor us curative powers But virtues are M, Snnr
To ID! spepsia Nervous Headaches Yield real Ia lis w
i"rphi LAYERS BECOME 4uckenc Ai,r h, il. nm
tnec sour SiuIiachs made healthy b IL, ~
c's ihdees"h disappears wien enters the organs of HI,
bhHti"h cahol resist lis tonic powers And thrr, x,ir
Mneh e ny ,he"c biTtfs Is promptly disanc,l AMI b.con,s
narms as thousands uf persons have certified win, l. II In
eis ana ~ when Thai seourgc devastating the cu,ury
bAhEHa Isl iRS VIII moi remedy all the Ills of humanity
pn suc diseases "a art caused by stomach and b1wr.
! !'ea 10 Us STRENGTHENING effects, aud speedily driven
from me SYSTEM All who hrrd Il tonic should ,ry n and M
coine Their own judges Of lis virtues - ~ ~ ~
for sale oy al thr Druggists In Lynclbrs and by all e
pcPa Dfdggs IN the city at Richmond and cs,w here n,
n"s'na' sso OF Me-srs thas slot X Co.. Washington civ
~ ~ T. H. Stho.rr Co.. Baltimore, Nd D. b. Nilr 80,
ihston. Ny; and Iarpcs Park, NJ Y " '' Wv
Orders filled by aidr, ssing H. BAKER pro,ri.,or
- Richmond Yin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
The Mercury on the Democracy.

The Charleston Mercury crashes through the
old democratic hulk like cannon ball through
q rotten ship Ia its issue Of the Both. it says /:
"The Democratic Convention at CINCINNATI, and.
NO believe, the Baltimore Convention, also, adop
ted as one Of its resolutions the following;
Resolved, That the democratic party will
resist all attempts Of renewing in Congress or out
Of it, the agitation Of the slavery question I'M
der whatever shape or color the attempt may he
made:
"ln Congress and out Of Congress, this resolution
has hitherto been unnotced and totally dsregal
ded in the furious anti-slavery agtations which
have prevailed for tho last two years. This reso-
luton did not prevent tho democratic par
", with Walker md Stanton their cxpoEcn's.
from entering Kansas and using all their official
influence 10 wfest Kansas from the South. IL did
not prevent the democratic pnrty from opposing,
in Congress, the admission Of Kansas, slave
State into the Union. 1t has not prevented The
supporters of squafter sovereignty oi the demo.
'cratc party, In Congress and out OF Congress,
from ngating, by it's false and insidious poll.
cy. the pccluSon Of slavery IRON our Terrtor'.
es"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

ABOLITION PRACTICE vs. An1iLrIuN PRECErr.-
The Chicago Times says Tint large wholesale
house in Chicago lately sent agent into Missou-
ri to look into the circumstances of ono of their
debtors in that State. The agent went. aud short
ly reported that the debtor had nothing of value
except n couple OF negro children. Ills employ
ors were icpublicans-ever man in tho house was
~ republican--yot they wrote back to levy on the
negro children, and hold them for tho debt. This
done, but without effect for the distressed
debtor could net raise the funds The republican,
firm then wrote to have the children sold to pay n
debt OF 5000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11


sale prices generally!
AppLEs-Green brisk at ss5o@aoo per hbl. for prime.
BAooS-supply good-l continue IN. quotations Mt lox0l
BEAxs-white-brisk at 1.506Dsi.75 y bnsheL
BEEswAx.-3sQD33 cents
BrTTER-Fresh for scarce demand 200 cts
In firkDs, plenty, and dull at i26olI cents
CoRS-Yeiow IS els; White sI1 cts.
CoRs MEAL.--ln demand 95Qp9I cents
CEaENr-James River u. 6tknafs0
pnl.p farr-Appes saeti 30 Pealcd Peaches, tooO
FLouRrhe receipts continue ight-with good demand =
quote superfne t6oot9ta2s Extra ses7Gsdoo; faHly
Fl.xsrrpwh large receipts the price has declined to
fEATiiEgs.-i3Q145 cents
FERTitngHsAtArge supply. No Peruvian Guano 462 80
v OF 20e r keese's Manipulated Guano $500; som
brero Guano Ssa@s Mexican Gano &9s Rhodes SUP lh.s-
Slaie OF Lime eoao. fnlBs Phospo Peruvian Gunno Rsy
ui,u'- onc Ash Guaao $3.50; Ruins Tobacco Manure
$l0; Eufins tirauaI Bone Ash Es758 uround Plaster
ioose 5000; Packed in bags casks Sii.o
GRASS SrEpIoyer f60'Gs625; Timothy &2I56542sO; Or
car ~ $50 Randall Grass *i,oosl,l2 Evergreen $500
tifssEN0-,a,fnhj cents.
HAY-Sl1pQ5 tl1218 u 100 bs.
IgoN.--MouIiaIl 5000 800; Viewers 800 y ton.
L,RD-Snpriy good nj lGoi2cents.
ThonAsiown &1,D6G 90 Mountain solt90 cents
osioSs White s01osII cts Red dl6pi5 cts. u bushel
OATS With large receipts, note decline, and quote
White AT - cents: Black at 90 cents
pt,s.iackryed LOO $2he Black or Cow Pea l40Qo 4iaD
PoTAToEs.--lsTDSiE ccnfS-accOr'ng To quality.
ToBACCo1c receipts Continue iu for the ranging
from poor Lugs TO common Bright Wrapper good ship
ping or Fancy Wrappers Offering quote lugs F226D tl
Bright Clean Working SaDOGGSso0 Common Leaf Tobacco
Sooat 723; Common fright Wrappers fsOoGD t2oo Good
Bright Wrappers FlaHiGnf2a.00
Wn.ArtWith small receipts have to notice an improved
feeling anl quote Red sl3odsli0; for choice White *i3oGI
si45
Wool unwascd %, Washed $50 according quul-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

The Baltimore Patriot thus refers to tie posi-.
ton of tho sixty Democratic representatives who
refused To say by their vuies" that Congress had
the right to suppress and abolish rolygamY in
Utah;
So weNcre content to see sixty faithful logical
True Believers OF tho Democratic persuasion, say
by their votes. that man has right T. g. and
TINT Congress has no rights to prevent his going.
into the Territories, with not merely his axe and
his rifle; but with his notions oi every sort--hi-
mcn.'
Our free, enlightened citizens may establish.
according to these sixty Democrats, not only
school houses and churches, iu tho Territories.
but Temples, reared to denominations, comIured
with which those of Asfartc were pure and Con
gross has no right to abolish or exclude them,--.
Very well. gentlemen perhaps. after n while.
the country will come untoa true knowledge Of
what IL Democracy, pure aud clear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

drafts on London We meet our exchanges on
London by shipping gold, and the English banker
pays bis correspondent in India bya remittance
Of silver The momen. we can coin our silver at
San Francisco and ship Il TO India direct we shall
turn the whole tide Of exchanges. at least for our
own purchases. 10 this direction. Instead Of a
flow Of gold through New York To England to
buy silver for India, California will pay our debt
to our antpodes by remittance of silver and the
oYerplus may be used to give the London banker
q credit on New York. The silver will be paid
for in San Francisco by draft on tho Atlantic
States. whence supplies will still be needed to
feed and clothe the miners. The moment that
rate of exchange upon this city is once esiablShei
in Europe and Asia, that moment London censes
to be our financial centre Our buyers will no
longer pny for their Manchester purchaSes by
sterling draft Under letter oi credit which costs
a commission. but by bill payable in this ci'T,
and New York will become the financial centre OF
America and ~ q certain extent OF the world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

ANNUAL MnRMoS Consequence IN ILLINOIS.
The anti brigham Young Mormons held IL con-
ference At Amb,y, Illinois. on the 9Th inst J,e
Smith, Jr., is identified with this branch of the
M1rmrnS, aal it is proposed t. give Brigham a
good deal oi trouble. Polygamy was bitterly de-
n"unrel. and those who practice it had the curses
of til" church No. | pronounced against them
Young Smith was present, and accepted the onice
of president Of the High Priests. A dispatch To
til" Cincinnati Gazette SAYS:
This organization is very sanguine TINT they can
induce Young Joe" to assume the presidency
aud sccrship. This result will supcrce1. the ne
ces-ily Of II conference to di~pen Brigham Young
as the presidency Of Young Smith is ncknowle1
gcl cvcn in Utah. SIch u conference had been
rropo,ei. A president of tho High Council. n
Bjshnr, and President of Elders were chosen and
ordained.
Much bitterness of feeling il manifesto against
Brigham Young and his party in Utah. Through
the proceedings. aud in the coulse OF private con.
vcrsaon Young and his coun. elors were ,lenoun
cr1 Il, having separated themselves from the
church. and the People in Utnh ere to be preached
tr, j" order to convince them thai they have Civ
"r heed Ia ,elu:ng spirits and doctrines of dew
H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
From washingtons

w.sutSGrox, April ath.-Mr. Fowler, the postmns-
ter of the New York city posiofce, reached here tbis
morning and has made in and satisfactory eIpla-
nation at the Posioce Department Of the alleged de-
fc In his accounts They have accordingly been ad-
jusied and permanently settlet
The bill for the admission of Kansas into the
Union IN to be called up Tomorrow Ia the House
and the calculation Is that II will pass by twenty ma
iority Its success In the Senate is doubtful at least
with the boundaries proposed by the Wyandolte con-
sliinion.
Hon Hancock Johnson, 1t. Gov. OF Missouri, has
been appointed By the President, and confirmed by
the Senate, u 8. Marshal for that State.
Capt. Franklin sent communication 20 the Senate
to-day, furnishing two plans for new Senate cham
Der In the north wing of the capitol. by either plan
the chamber would be smaller than that now nsedand
the change wonlI involve strncon of one-half
OF the north wing at cost OF G0,000. Two years
would he required for the purpose.
The rcport of the Covode committee, providing for
the arraign Mr. Sche ut the bar Of The House
for contempt is the main topic of discussion to-day.
Some members will resist the report on the ground
that Mr. Schell at the time he acted cash Ter of
the election fund of 500 private citizen, whereas
the coyode resolutions contemplate an enquiry into
tho acts Of public oil! ,ers. No reason exist for
demanding the list of contributors 20 that fund unless
II IA to be made by the committee the basis for
charge or insinLation against the President. The
gentlemen who were contributors to the fund will
probably arow their participation In it, an what is
more, feel very proud of it,
The chairman of the committee was the late
Mortimer Livingston, deceased nd Mr.. Augustus
Schell the ashier. This fund was but thirty
forty thousand dollars, and represents bnt small
portion Of the money that WAS used b, New Workers
of both porties in the pennsy lvana presidential cleo
ton. One business man of the American pas'y ex-
pended seventy thousand do hrs in the SUGGEST eff
tor. Ia prevent cooperation of the Americans with
the republicans. lie contributed more, ther, fire. to
defeat Col. Fremont than any other man in the
try, lie, in fact, controlled the result of tho prcsl.
DENTAL election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

PRIoR to 1884. tho average annual export Of su
gar from Jamaica to England was sixty.scvcn
thousand tons; now, it is hardly thirty thousand
Since 1884, the export Of sugar from Havana and
Matanzas, Cuba, has increased three folds from
Brazil. two-iold. llayt, which formerly export
cd large quantity. now imports n small quan,-
ty. for it's own consumption The supply from
the Mauri'ius and the East Indies is slowly increa
sing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

Paris paper states that tho Duke Of Brabano
gave private audience on the Sd March to n
deputation of the Begieo-American company
for the development of direct trade with
the southern States of the American Union
His Royal llighness expressed great interest
in the object of the company and hoped that
the institution which promised so many nd
vantages to Belgian industry would meet with
success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
A South Carolina Democrats Opinion Of
His Brethren.

The Representatives Of the grand army o.
spo;lsnen, who expect TO coagregate at Charles
ton In . week or two, are vastly disgruntled al
the enormous charges that the hotel-keepers of
that city impose spen them, and sneer at the hos
pitality which requires from seven to ten dollars
per day Tor board
The Soath Cars,ina Locofecos are, perhaps. the
oddest set Of martals to he found on this hemi.
sphere. While protesting che most ultra Democra-
or. they are the most thorough aristocrats that
syer liycd under Repsbl;can Government. Al
though snifornly voting for the nominees of the
Democratic party. they. on all occasions that are
offered. take the greatest possible delight in Civ
ing expression to the unboanded contempt they
feel for the party and its leaders. The chisalry
to show that they deem their party friends unit
associates for gentlemen such as they. have inva'
riably refused TO take part 10 their dominating
Conventions; but notwithstanding this feeling
have always managed to render them e. material
aid" when the pinch came. The Press Of that
State has, as general thing cz pressed great OPP
position to the assembling Of the Convention in
their chief city, and has, in every possible way.
thrown cold water upon the movement. II seems.
however, that the 6e-leaders are determined to
thrust their unwelccme presence on the unwilling
Charlestonians: hut the kers, . staunch Demo-
cratic Journal published in that city. washes it's
hands Of all connaction with the matter. and be-
ing aware Of tho proclivitcs Of its partisans thus
dscourses upon the character Of those who will
represent the treat, united, harmonious. and ma
tional party, Mt Charestoa The po trait is Of us
own friends. and the Necs ought t. know how to
paint tho picture Of its lifetime associates:
What has her private h.sritality" says tho
Ners, to do with such case an irrapi,on upon
her of an immense horde of men. intent their
own selfish euls and indifferent alike to her peo-
pic, their sentiments and interests And thou
sands Of them, too Of such character aud man
ners that il they were T. come here. individually.
again and again, il Neuld never be thought. by II
respectable man Of cur city. 10 admit any Vi them
within his doors. During thu presence Of tina,
promiscuous crosd the private door. of Charles
ron will never have been SO sydt, ,hm aud cure,
fully guarded ~ then. She Will confer more
catching than hospitality upon the camp follow
ers,' who have como to swarm at the assembling
of a National Convention"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

some OF the democratic northern papers alege
that the leading republicans are very much alarm
cd at the advent of the Union party. They APP
prehend that it will make clean sweep OF the
moro conservative republicans, and thus leave the
republican barque high and dry upon the sands of
ruin. Wilson and Burlingamc, the Boston Con-.
rier informs us, have gone home to look after their
flock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

LATER FROM KANSAS. Information received at
Leayenworth, on the 9th, from Southern Ann.
sas, causes apprehension OF trouble in Lynn ard
Bourbon counties. growing out of the alleged vi
olation Of the amnesty act in the recent attempt
made by the United States deputy marshal to ar
rest Capt. Montgomery. which was effectually re
sisted. Considerable Interest," is manifested here
in relation to the approaching trinl If the rescu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

On the l4th Of June. 1853, the entire debt of
the corporation ofWa.hngton, was Sl,oH,777 81
OF which, $2iS.540 ~ was floating debt and $193.-
237 funded. Since then. $3.50 275 20 of the float
ing debt has been paid, leaving SSs,265 IA I'M
paid. Meanwhile all current debts have been paid,
the bank account has never been overdrawn, and
there 10 a balance of 5000 80 now standing to
the credit Of the corporation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

A Philadelphia journal publishes a formidable
list Of Presidential candidatee, comprising no less
Than seventy-nine namos. 1t would no very surpris-
ing thing, ii with all this latitude and multiplicity of
suggestion the Of the next President were not
really among them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
Grover r. Rolxar,c

~ CELEBRATED FANNY SEWING M,ca,sps 40, p,o.,
t-S way New York, and Isl Ramer, S,r,.c, p.,i,,
A NEW srYLE-PRlCE $5n-lIEMMEEs ~ rX Srrher'
n machine se"s from two spoo!s purchased om ,hp
sur, i'l1is no re"inding OF tisad. IL LIENS Fills I'LL.
ers ana stitches IN superior style, finishing epr .c, h ~,
own OPERATION without recourse 10 hand ntsl, as i: M
Iuon oher machines will do better and chroner
ing IMAM seaistress can works for ont cn1 W.
ava VIC ceHt an
>end for circular 1T n,,..o oo
I-dts ~ - - w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
j. 7. DAVIS & co
Agents, l,nrl,huro
From Rev. DR.. R.osca

hpiloh OF THE CHRIS Han ADyOc.Tr
49, sEAfLks iNfALNBLE BAKING PowpEn-Ali nnrsn
vi igh' SWEEP and wholesome loaf brei biscuits an
n cPkes may purchase this powder with conf
M a1 MAJ. rails are perfectly harmless am. more ,
a' 'uhh sou" Snernius, No fear of sovr I.e,,
, WI maxi e iixtes sweetest bread in the si,or,
n 'i.'e' save time labor, and expense; and never dis
49,, .ne accompanying simple directions are o,sayyJ
Y.ne y manufactured In Virginia. Is no inyenIian -;
,ar ts 13nli W Garck. manufacturer ind soc p,,nri
'e,ohu, H. We Know him. and have tri,,I an -.
rectons ' WV " anu mind The ii-
Ifrb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

while hi. victims are calling nond for to their
bribren Who ba re achieved their freedom There
are great desInes LOT Italy yet uarolled, but Vic
tor Emmanuel has need 81 prudence - well as CHI
valry II he would play bis part 10 them sneeessfay
10 the end,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTiNG.-A man
ranai d 'Hlnm killed, on Saturday, in tho
Mr.Ile~cx quarry. near Mijdletown, Conn, by
tie premature explosion of blast. lie was
blown into the air sone thirty feet and fell up n
the rock, wounding him so that he fingered but
few hours
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

AsorHER DEcEssIoS. A. II. Stephens
has. IN private letter to Georgia delegate to the
Charleston convention, protested against the use
the Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

NEW YoaE BANK SrATENESr.-The weekly state
ment OF our city banks shows an increase IF So.
1dS,oOO in loans; S4S5 900 in crculauun; Sll4
0oO 10 deposits, and decrease in specie Of Ssol ,