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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

REJoIcEs.-Tbe Bell and Everett men fred
one hundred guns in San Francisco, on the zlss
to commemorate The success Of their parry in
Kentucky.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

THE Legislature Of Washington Territory
stands as follows: Councils Democrats and
Republican. House-23 Democrats and
Republican, Democratic majority on joint
ballot, Is
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

TEE PoSr.-Mr. Finney, the ageu. 10 CsllfOr-
mia Of the Pony Express. has received letters
from the prOprietOrs at the East, stating that
the Pony will continue bis trips until after the
meeting Of Congress, in December next
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

DrvrpEp.-The interventionists Of Shasta, says
the Courier still continue to hold little Club meet
ings. In their choice for President they appear 10
be badly split up among themselves. About enc
half are for BTsekinridge. while the rest are foi
Lincoln.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

Colr OF MArL-s-A French srmorer has ssnt
TO Gsribaldi gift Of > coat Of mail. dagger
proof and bulletpreoE Its workmanship 10
perfect. and it 10 valued at upwards Of Owe ghour
sand franes. u may be worn under the mi
form like shirt, for it is extremely flexible,
light and portable.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

ALAMBpA.-The census marshal, DR.. W. Grove
Deal, has already enumerated about 8. 400 inhabit
ants in Alameda county, which win most probably
be increased 600 more.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

New PAPsR.-A Douglas paper viii shortly be
established in the town Of Manposa. A eorrespon-
dent Of the Stockton Argus says IL viii be per
manent institution.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

TEE amount Of treasure taken BY the steamer
Sonora, which sailed for Psnsms on the zist inss-
was S87I, $50.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

TEE new Yonx woRLD.-Ths publishers Of
The New York World announce that that paper
hss already attained circulation OF 10000
copies.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

s.F. GAzxTTs.-W. B. Farwell, late Of the Alta
has assumed the editorial charge Of this paper, and
wy. Patch has become the sole proprietor.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

EUREKA, in Humboldt county, must be eonsid'
ri 400 900 and its taxable citizens number 100.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

BELL Iyp EvERErr=Tbs Union Press, Bell
and Eversts paper, has made its appearance ct
Meripoes.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

oaoyIsEs.-Ths population of oTOvsns is Be
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-29

TEE total debt Of Calsvsras county is nov
$4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
MANIPULATED GUANO.


VI "htE u, he Planters OF Virginia Guano prepared by
w follows:
tgt las. best Peruvian Glano thai cnn he procured;
~ do. SnlCOrtrn 'innin conaiuiny ~ Der Ct OF Phos
phate of Line
2D no. Ground Plaster for which W. nav a. - Ion extra
flaherS and Others are invited 10 examine his article From
@ , l"'t'nn We can balm, We neieSV ,his Mixture Is
'hr "' se best that can be prepared for The rin: lands
rice !" r'aners s4s per ton, ~ less per Men they
hlrhsh the ba..-.
~ Prepared and for sale by
EDMOAn, DAVENPORT & Co..
Richmond. Virginia,
As for sac by Commission and Grocery Merchants
~ we reicr To Planters wr used Sntubrero anI
ti manipulated Guano Tlnong them las Gait Esp ~ War
"ivk f->l Jos Allen tsG aud T. H. st,ll Esq. and others
beio" We give d. H. fuies V'henIsi at University OF Na)
re2r ri the same samples from - bags, and shall c kept
IN thai Standard: 1870
II an now able to give you the result Of analysis They
"a" mt M'NuTe Ia be what stated in and
h- a you are very Fortunate the materials
tttaiy oi Peruvian tuano. The per centage Ammonia
sh'Ss ID" pure PERUVIAN 10 Ia per cent, which
more Than the average The Ana sis II AS follows:
mois'9e sn.n on at boiling poini) ....,...-... 1928
Phosphate III Lime
s"pharc Acid, a45 Lime, 1854 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 9ny
Ammonia go
ms inle .............. -
a shiaii GnRhhy NJ Alkai-un,ermned Water In
CONFORMATION and organic matter ....-...... -. 2tS5
1Un0o
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with the which
"acseFts remain yours,
dee sd&c'y u. X. TCTTI.E'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
EEA Success always the conclusive pruuf great
men Judged b, h's test there Is labor saving
A.er establishing the CHEST reputation the Unied states
ie exhibited "Ex POSITION CniyerseiIc" Ia
France, where the! carried the highest premium; anl II
great hnf'iiury 10 make them a been 'ii in Paris
In every branch al nlnsry IN niiei be done
ute machines can he used with nnca.e profit the speed
"i tn kawa! train Is 10 travelling foot cNia win
~i'h:'rs Machines compared VITA hand sowing. No E!
>'HntAe 'F'ss'nascr, trimmer, sIlcr, halter,
~ eitIi no. be without lii fsir proi using
t>' machines regularly tyci j. thousand Dollars
year In all private Gm,s where here much sewing
e ,ihIe These machines i.,albc
al hotel E"r"r> d them mrtieGarl3 convenient aud profit
able ihc'r machines simple in their
very strong and 'Arail, bshg Inc n! Kind sewing Ma
c" ever llidr y walsh ,,try srt ri work.
,''i r perfectly VNrcnrL Thousands of inferior and worth
les sewing AIcns4s ht maize a.ll Under
HAM, III; 2n-,r" iacsn5- bVcn found every.
VI N'lai !.t W''';s Il It's 300.
f'ti RIM ''f'citti' ff Using. sc1 with each
ehie ton Nh'eL t "' "a acquire .ir
Si's tne"@ ny h'iSwe'' "a -, ss,a:" x,
iir' {" The wofl r" al persons itsif, IA - Ian; l.usr
formation, We viii. apaedn by iet.,r ii {, s ut. u.-
c iprM"r'. tY Q! l. L. >,n tv's ,...;;c = rap,r
who'll! devoted !" Inc 3eWi., Ni.t.-tc interest.
I'M SINGER t. Co,
, P'inci.ai ot,cc No. 3zs Broadway, %ew York
RANcn cfficEs.Nu Il Hanover ST., ,NuI No 81 tia-
81 81, New Haven, CT; Glucrve " T.; so IA Broad 81
Se"ark ~ j.; NJ" ~ C,e-ii 81 fh,adclp! so lu5 iai-
Nir ST. iialiiiiorG No. ~ Westminster Prov 4
i No Etsl An St. Cinriana: ~. ~ North ST..
Louis NJ" ii ST. Charles ST., New orieas No Dauphn
Mobu.. IIoc9i,ivclsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
LOND ON
Northern Assurance comp
No. NaoRsArE STREET, IyospeS,
FO FlnE AND LIFE Assn Ia les,

Al Hsae and abroad Established IN 1855.
f",%FN.NH'
Paid up Capital and Surplus ..,...t...... 2lp4ll 9!
o.l' Jan a. lNf-... s4t,,5> u
I'M, Cnnaa, against loss or damage by firr, nj
moss ever, d1sf .tH .; Property, The rai"s =" 'rmum
are an conditions oi Insurance arr faned with
the greatesi libersty.
Tn. ro,s,e. ri hi. Company moi only guaranteed by
Capital bui ' by the unlimited personal responsibility
OF n-ar. Iutl shsr hederN
gH promptly adjusted and paid Without reference Ia
oIs sse,si uad provided IA Ihila ielrAia for payment
OF Losses 10 this loanu!.
". ". WILLIAMSON,
2J.ls Agcnt Ia l., bchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
:. q. y. *: n. - =

Al articles consigned 90 the scnt nj iii, Point III he
H. nm b, Vessels il
nl> ii lninS ia"e" and forwarded an, aid. iunal
c.ilr.r.
classification of goods and other apply - the
AgtHf n L! ncapar,. n. u. BlLit. - ~
Ieh lb2n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
1869 SPRING TRADE. 1850.
IL I"I"E IL WEISIGER,

Manufacturer ahl Wholesale Dealers In
Hats. Caps, and straw G GODS,
-. =. Nun STREET. o.Pos3ts Erebaage Bdn&
RICII.h OND. VA.
AAiSG male extensive preparations are now Offering !"
tho mrtchi nts II Nrsiuh. North Carolina hnd lchh's
prize which cann" bat n-Irr sat ne hfFD'T ann
e stock II Sprung dnd Summer hoof. et" got
M market, winch Tor quaty 'arie, aud "rg""'f
eAetrd. An tbi asa - look before P'ehh'ihS
,i-a Absfe. papEFs strictly Hud prompt. attended To-
MI J. L. II tcuNsoN. tprwtt, al Nun, Moho" county,
business and Viii detole 10 II MS NhlHa-
J." refttafs. LLi-Li N hEi7i'''h
frt ~ lunar ~ 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
l!E! s,t,!! Bl'S,
NEW CONCERN


w have this day associated
W pose ol c"hdUrE- luntTa Grocery and C,,umi sn
business uhIeT DE ~ ic and Ha Of SfRA1tuS az HESstry nj
burg. "a. ~ "'"'"
" viii keep constantly hand good assortment of Gro
g e iuors staple Dry floods, IN fac, every .
al. Nel M hructr! establishment,
"a GUAR attention Pt 10 Tie sale of ubaceu Wheat Toul
al Al Der kinds Of country produce.
~ n ol s attention Ia business It. cri .lt ,lilD ma c
III ifie. aud t.ie pAhIc generaly.
y. Il! sfaATruN.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

The Manager . the attention u the public 10 the follow
Splendid Schemes 10 be drawn In Wilmington, Delaware, by
State authority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
RICHMOND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
rfal ,snthern Hat and TAP Haaafactor!

.iofi y poo J..
i aaiu street, ftiChmond. va
Y.4 f.sla.er and D.4.t. IA fa,, .>tfar. L%yhorn,
ilaama S,H. and Bstcskln Dress Hdts
HAVE NV ready IN, spring slock of Hats. Caps II
l aud straw Gnods which would invite the Htten. ~
ton of The merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and
Tennessee confident II M, ability 10 supply them with every
thing the, ma, line. good terms as they can
l- procured in any market Ia the county
NJ -nes will br Kept CONSTANT. full by the Addition 81 an!
ihut thai desirable Having greatly Increased my
urlnR faciies r.tale styles VIII he OF my
iaafaour. Ny Eiark Mois-kin Hat Is si In the front
~ .4uai II not superior Ia anything produced IN the
9
.-fani OF ,s. Mise. aud ehlerens Richly irifnm'
1 s. inI FLATS al The different syes oi Braid aud Lag
h. "a. - Il he eNciltd :,
IT, 9atta, tfooJ., can furnish ANYTHING Required NJ!
.tk 81 The various qaa,s 1T Arm, "R"gnaon' HAS -
, sanpe and of is different Styles OF Hats OF taPs
NJ -. ion. DO0IEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
ii Weekly Freight ard Passenger Line
IiOE I}AI II NOR u.
;olil'L Elk.
OPpOstr r,e E1rhdHgc DahE,
Main street. Esac:,turs. v"

NII!3 HIIENE, H.1 sg.1D.sES. w
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
! SrIfHtRs the place Ia bu. your uc nader is
= aon lis ccon hy The most celebrated ~urkneu that
produced. lie furnishing customers with
Hat that he produeed There Is nothing
city, It,i i' Hat of the
really beautiful. lie docs design being Cgpis.icn
oycrs bod! tst be 81. Ii a"reipf want
Hal ctls, all other rS Ia beauty Of style, Durability and
pe, uiiy adapted the form Of the head an rNquisic
|, h.. dtllu., StilZcrs IS The place Ia ':ct H.
lie Would aiN call li IN large stock OF S'f Felt
lltl-, grade aud GuaA ~,rNaui- Hats
- " Cloth, N.Set and Plush tap, thIrca Fame.
Hats APPS Ladies Ens ats, and ali Minds iiats made
IL, 1rdc Inv shortest notice.
Gala Practical Halter, for bargains at The
iily nov Edits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND cArtrAL fRfzL
SIC, 900
Grand consolidat Ell ~ to.Y + Delaware
CLASS ID
10 ie drawn In Wilmington. Del SATURDAY. March 81 sti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

New Commission House.
N ha't s day associated ourselves together for the pur'
~ pose ol conducting u GENERAL COMMISSION BUsl-
ss io me sale OF Tobacco, Wheat, Corn &c We ask
ae ol e patronage Of public, assuring them
l W.T. are much younger than the Bodrd If Jdde, and hive
am!s ignored lis action the ~ per We viii
" v you under The old rates of commission ld make remit.
es as soon AS sold Otice at Jno C. Sheares Main sr ct
July ~ d&e1y sHEtKER Il BURKS
/ "a EUsHELS NEW DROP CLOVER SEED for sao
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
LOTTERIES.

CONSOLIDATE
LOTTERIES o. - | II iRE Z,
Ser March 1850.
FRANCE. BROADBhN1s 10. MANAGERS.
H7LkFGG row DELI HARE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
BALTIMORE
TO Tcarists& Merchants Visiting New York.
ion oil Hot 81

To TcurislSA Merchants visiting New l 0rk.
The International Hotel,
SCI - ~ Broadgay, II Franklin Street, Nc'e orS
No. ISsFs advantages wr Al travellers appreciate It's
Incatisn annol b. SURPRISED, heins coit trt"hl Ia the
pas al Places business an ainuseeni u e htdrnene
II which ierc arc hundred. well furnished aud we'll
and being conducted he luroIca plan VISITORS
best lc. with HE greatest te7Ilohf y large
IrnINRy and commanding IN extensive
RorId renowned ioronehiart has been beau
full, furnished r,es ard general
House such, 10 afford lhe greatest c'hior
10 guests
In fsrgRs AMOS lInrEI is connected with T1lL6RS
fyYBR nm SfLOONS accommodating Thou
persons which visitor hase ther meals or ihcy
th,A viii be cTycd In their apartments ] ne iare
sar, FL in IN. ,al,ans and Acknowledged by e;cures
IL be III ariar - thu, oi al! bUlI in liz city.
mi, f3dlm i. TAYLOR. Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
nov 25-.lis
CLL1HlNG! CLOTHING!! ULul HING!
NJ. IiUIHiEN MIR

returned from the Northern cities aud daily ing
HI very ar-e AMI fashionable STOCK of FALL AND MIN
Tk ,pI iso, ~hri IN beauty, siai' aud qualify, Is
sursss Respectfully Requests aud public
genera and friends cAane his stosk beorc purchas
ny lie Viii nuld vu great Inducements and
prompt pat easton,orsfr others he nas
pecneu taas him 10 mel ,ccdel ~ r.sreltns Credit
His comprises man, different - lie. al Coats Pants,
VESTS Goals Drcnoughs etc. that Tue. would 5c too
mclthn.
lie ais, has of SEAMLESS CLOTHING the
greatest nj III, aud - onl, aetafoi by
CON aile, n,ales in New ark. public
"a examine them II viii, dea.e... ailic every
bo,p.
He also large stock Of Gcntcmons rrH>sNa
-aeks, Ties ira,ats Net shirts aud Drawers, thieves
Shirts handkerchief >baws Travelling BilA.s also,
Trunks Inbr.as, tHre Ba-s eic. II. thHuk-
pasi Ia, urs IA siiu~ rry bod, a. him,
" Bttuntrt Merchants ~ouid " al 10 call hin he
fore srler hast. he spropare Tor the wholesale dc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
CT. CASSARD & SON,
Pork Packers. Ham eurers and PrGyiSi;

Or. CASSARD 4 SON,
Pork Packers. Ham eurers and Provision
NEECiI ANTS.
Nos. io7 ASH 80. NrN BAi1fl 9ng sIEhEr,
BALTIMORE.
AEAhE constantly hand acan ~ies. Shoulders. iia!n
gar Cured Hams Gfe4s: Pieces, nni lart N bar
r,ls keys. Orders iil at makt price Heb II d5;m
ii Weekly Freight ard Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
. zH~"s. THE Powh1'an steamboat Company, 80 am.
u. .ails. siscrs, GEO PEABODY, Capt. lagaAm rrt'n-
Aff AMI BfLN IDEhl, Capt. Nm, kltSt, VIII caN" !ri-
NJ or baltimore every Ic-3gy, Iar~9dg HHd tt"tfH
I'm will leave Slrore f,f ehmomi every TtrNt"y,
JIpaidg and saturdays thtrebs eab shippers aul rus
saers Ia ihtca opp Drtuiy oi e1unddeiph ho"'th'
l.a4.s every other day.
- Freight received in both r'a.es every day.
for speed and Comfort, these steam, equal II not
their cas- 10 he tptind ~ iHs OF any o;her
he-e steamers n'ing been lifted ot villa scn'd SLATE
I,osf Passenger Accommodations recommended 10 the
lin. aud lr,ghng community te mos, comfortable.
sf aud speed! m"c Of transportation between The ""
PaitI
fkEf. be- procured M our onlec. Sh"or Slip opposite
teHabian Hotel, ur ut tho -tcnners Landing, Euckch
- ~ V. ttilslE, Agents, III. liUuui.
s,H 1Pt D. B;AHht, de., Va. > Light 81, Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
Grand Consolidated Lottery on De
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.

CLASS H.
To be drawn Wilmington bel, Saturday, March Sls, 1861
EVERY orHEa TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
III LOTTERIES rRIRn DRAWN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

IA BUSHELS NEW CROP CLOVER SEED for sao
A'O at SMITH h ADAMS,
jan lots l4l Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

'.T,'FNNIN "a y. lJfNVHIIf q NIliA.i
lll keep constantly hafpt u Inr,c St.ck ,f all
Kinds "i III ENI / H, of iber u,lIug4rtllrr
"hleH The! Vii. Dis psed 10 shcH old l,j,,j-
80 am patrons oi : iie@aid " e1t and Tie. u:t,,,,
Ley atso keep constantly on h1n large stock uF FlSK.9
NJ ALI III RIAL t>S of all siI,s also lrt .l,k AZ
WOODEN COFflNS e,er escrip)n aud viii a. n,n' ",
10 the undertaking business al all leArs - 'i
iep'-'HLAets II. +. u 4. \. nIuGTID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
1 al and Winter Goods.
1889. 1899.
SAMUEL IARMAN. Aaept

y4rnt IL call The attention. 81 lie c OF Lynrhhnr and
W Nediiy Ia the arrival ni h- soe ri All AND " IN
IL 6o1liiH. consisting ia pert IL t'owS W. Beaver, Ing
Is Hni b'ni. aud fFoCk Cr'Ilts,
Is-iaiaic liic& Dress lreh tul!, doabc AMI SINGLE,
4-iuo aud -B'k Cashmere ~t Heavy 1rcnada >.tA, ~IN
Doe CASHMERE NtSt-, tahl
laaps rNerl descriptions together viii trnttrnoiS ~n"ls
furnishing huui. oI, shirts, Nteh-tie,, ami lnier
tes. sHttir far m'u His aud hn$ Hat, apps iio"is
AMI Shoe, customer made and be- IA inIr"vt. nIoroi's,
Nl-: a'. 'lhl'ig,
- Nai,u oNncr~, wi
cash. u.,n h'Hs lirk s'ts ahl siJ PROFITS
ttNaH =, sail % - tt. N!tn .tr#pl. sept Gi-dt~
0n'y EIGGg tso:iars!
EpAHFuol.Fo lO,N Simon <E%l%G MAthlNE>.
nt.,Hs perfect nu s.lsa iii hon stie atr reduced
- r. urt iA.td-I SM. l.. fAtd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

TIWE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the un
dersgne AT the old stand, No. I2i Nam street,
wiz be pleased TO receive continuance OF very liberal pa
tronage bestowed The late assuang
call thai every enort will b. given render satisfaction
Of Pictures rates Of charges
We also have The agency the uRr
Lock SEWING hens Tells tucks gathers
and embroisrs and <oes all
m faf more simple and Ices complicated
chine, and soid a the very low prices Of aud f50
Cabinet Machine elA He has the Patent Adjustable cmtn,
manufactured expreasy for the Quaker Machine onl,
that hes all Widths and thickness From large mum
ber sold by NJ D. Tanner Co., while acting agents. the
general satisfaction which the Machines gwen the under
signed feels hesitation In them us the best
nov In Call and examine them. N. ). TANNER
oct5 dts No. i24 Main Street, Lynchburv, Va
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Sonbrero Guano.

lAn Tons >oMIlkEKo ct ASo. landing from Sch"on
ZlUt - War Easi," DIRE, from Island. For
al. IS EDInND. BAN EXPORT N CO.,
..t8f. Richmond. Va
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50 VI IL SIDE RAILRO AID

4 lof OF NICE SEW BACON, which | will sell low FOL
"A cash ch 2dtsI j. e. SIIEAktE
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,,,,.,,fLL ynchburg Guano Depot.
kAIsM hS ana HE pubic seleIa hereby nti6r ti.,
ne i-NhHhburg uuanv Depot, kept by Vim. A. Miller an,
he hasa' Is no" iui supplied with tie iolowin. Ig
w: - 500 '"'~"'>'
No. A Peruvian Guano;
ic"Sts Nanip Guana
Stni"cr" Nuano, l!nchburg ar.und:
Mexican GIauu;
heile"tl's Potash aud Plaster
l hnse Siheh every lrccaulion ptsl,
pns he iFiu IAN Guauo from The AGENTS al INC Perm, nn
t'Hit'h non j. certainly pure, am nri,,
iof i-t " Manipulated t'uanu and Will lnsur,- Il, H. 49,
w W., a. - I'Pfi,th 10 he VIZ: oneaf rcruviani.ri am
hih Snbi0tFh believe this to he
tn 'uaa, eh an! crop lha, II may he , Th r,r
o" IA 'aS Jump ana have ground sell il a, AS ,,
terms ~ ii can hl buaght an, where IN ih nird So
pan % lo ll FOR a small profit siruly jT cash ~
IL h,i,iw, 10 ie thal has been ib,
> se,,, ~ IN. ,' NM. \. MILLER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

tn iIliD,. CUBA stGAR-part choioe,
~ o'1 Bbls. k.dnvd sngar--aii grados,
~ bbis sseet Ci,icT.
boz SACKS itlr aud Coarse salt
.nh HITS, ~. ! aad . MAckercl;
l0l bus. lsEs httHJ!,
Ht.s= SIS .4.tta Ainv,
,ta d. = = a=t+ "a aua Ru tufl,v,
100 b,as. -.i.s al -ytup,
al TO- #-s.A sgicAus Niuiasscs.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-07

Different opinions have been expressed
upon the question whether or not q member
of the American Union has the right to Sc
cede, without the consent of the others.
This point it is not perhaps necessary to
discuss, as no one will dispute that in case of
secession, there will be no obligation resting
upon the remainder to employ coercive
measures to bring the seeding State back to
its place and its duty as part Of the Con-
federacy. If the continuing section sees fit
to let the departing one go unquestioned, its
right to do so is indisputable; and there are
probably few men in the North who would
not vote to permit any State whose people
desire and decide to depart, to go in peace.
Southern politicians have keen eye for
dramatic effect. The "Ercles vein" is one in
which they especially delight; and there is
nothing they like better than an occasion to
indulge in a paroxysm of high heee gas
conade, without risk of personal conse-
quences-as witness the majestic defiance of
the pains and penalties of the statute to de-
fine and punish treason, uttered by Mr.. Yam
cey on the boards of our Opera house, ON a
recent occasion.
One of the inducements to threaten seces-
sion on the part of Southern politicians is
the idea that thep people of the North threaten
coercion. There is room to assume that the
mouthing upon one side is Offset by a similar
display of mock tragedy upon the other, and
therefore it is kept up. Let it be understood
that the North determined to let those who
desire it to go their ways, and there will
come an end to the performance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-07

them. They were only trying to cover up
their crimes by hypocrisy, just as people do
Eow-a-days. These events are told for our
warning, not as specimens of Gods justice
and dealings with man. Any use of Scrip
ture must be false which makes God any.
thing brt wise asd good. What better use
of latitude of Interpretation can there be
than that which makes Gods attributes its
standard? This is the God to whom we
wish 10 be remembered in the prayers of our
brethren who present the DAILY Press at
the Throne of Grace.