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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10
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JOHNSON UNGER,& OTIlI,
ID PEAkl- 81 REF,
BErWEES MAIN II. VIRGINIA
AVE On HAND AND OFFER FOR sALE--
A 1000 bags Rio, laguyra and Java Coffee
% bags Mocha do
800 sides good and damaged sole Leather
800 boxes Adamantine Candies
100 boxes Brown S,ap;
10 boxes Fancy do
1900 kegs Old Nominon Nais
100 barrels n. o. Moasses;
Is hogsheads Cuba Aolasses:
30 10 n. q. Sugar;
loo barrels extra G. Sugar:
100 do low grades Sugar
20 do graduated sugar
90 do ground Sugar;
70 patent cut Loaf Sugar;
az barrels crushed Sugar;
90 Kegs soda;
no boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No. Mackerel;
40 barrels NJ. / Herr,ngs;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other CJrasg Seeds
Besides full assortment VI GROCERIES, well largo
md well selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ-
uOkS We are also agents for Of tho brands Of
MOUNTAIN RYE WiiskEY, all of which We will sell oe.
CASH! CASH CASH.!
Ii N! accounts moi otherwise arranged, ARE due @ASrAt
that time. (dcc lis tsl p SEABt'RY.
WAGON FOR SALE
hAnA NUTA <1[Nv
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
The ROUTE EAST.

Having had occasion twice to pa ) ove
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway, q,
our route to the east, we feel bound t
recommend it to the travelling public a:
the most pleasant route from this place t.
the East. The passage Of Lake Michigan
is made in six hours, and adds to ne com
fort and pleasure Of the route by the rel,e
from the dust Of railroad travel and tn res
afforded. The boats making the transi, arr
large and commodious and furnished will
every convenience and comfort The roat
itselfis in excellent condition. Time ant
money are saved by taking this route
Taking the Railroad at La Crosse in tn,
morning the next you are, at Detroit
without any of the fatigue Of the lonl
railroad ride around the head Of Lake Michi
gan. and some hours in advance Of any com
peting route. ais
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

duty OF Congress to force institutions on an
anwil!ing people, add sach denies the right
Ct selfgoysrnnsnt to the people Iof Ter
ritory. Fash appeals 10 the passions p"ejr.
d1ces snd Sambitionzof ito own section,
against the peace and harmony oi the whole
country. Let this doctrine Of North and
south become . rallying point of two great
parties. and there will be two sectional par
ties divided by that line which. separates
tho Free from the Slaveholding States, and
then will come the irrepressible conflict Of
which we have heard SO ,nuch."
Thinking and reasoning men should re-
fleet upon this matter, and see how impor-
tant the great truth here uttered is. The
extr me Northern and Southern positions
are equally hostile to the best interests "i
the country, and both equally and directly
tend to that irrcpressib:. sectional conflict
which produces no good, and much pos .
tive evil.
This great speech Of Senator Douglas
all pronounce as the best he has yet made
AMI as conclusive defense of himself aud
friends. ltshould be in the hands of every
voter. and as truth is mighty and will pre-
vail, we have 40 doubt but this principle
thus ably defended, will become like the
stone the builders rejected, the chief stone
of the corner ".,tsH.,..
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

. '-F
A St. Petersburg letter Of the 24th ult.,
relates the following strange story "rhe
day before yesterday the Grand Duke
Michael was stopped about Z o'clock in the
evening on his way from the Winter Pal
ace to military establishment on the Neva
by two men dressed as soldiers in long
great Goats, who demanedd his fur pelisse,
and proceeded at once to strip it from his
person, and made off with it, and telling
him to hasten home as the cold was dan
ge:ous. The Duke was so amazed at the
audacity displayed that he never thought
Of resistance and returned straight to the
G,alacc TO relate his nisadven,ure. The
next day all the shops in which such an
article might bc offered for sale were visited
ny the police, but without success. The
pclisse was Of black fox, and worth IL ,OOOi
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

\ brutal murder was committed on board
the steamer War Eagle, while few miles
below ST.. Paul, under the following circun-
>;arces "& a't .'. ".:~ -.
One Of the irish deck hands, Jack Doran,
ii d been on intimate terms with a German
GIRL who was deck passenger. This ex:it-
I'd the Jealousy ofthe other hands. who won't
I'd fair distribution of favors. Doran was
with the girl ON the stern guards. and was
annoyed by the other hands watching him.
The murdered man, James Marely, walked
arourd there, whom Doran, who wanted un-
disturbed possession Of the prize, ordered
him away" to mind his own business, &C."
Marely went aid sat down near the capstan,
when Doran approached him in few min.
utes, and commenced to abuse him. De-
ceased made some reply when Doran struck
him twice with his fist, and then hit him on
the head with a capstan bar. Marely drop
ped PROSTATE on the deck. but had strength
enough to crawl into his bunk, where he
soon died. Doran was then arrested. d.-Mn-
.esotian tr Tmts.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
.-.- ~ THE LIFE OF ,,,...
GEN'L SAMUEL HOUSTON,
THE Hunter, Wurrior, R4triot, u'.tI
,Ha8 rEXA N III 4; ikO. -;

The only authentic memoir OF fhim ever pub
:,shed. aI8-- afa& afs~u !"
Une votunc, l2mo., 81 9th, 402 pages, with
i. ustrations-Price $l.OU. And Ipon reccipl
d CO. y ut the book, together with handsome
vi csent, wor.h rom % cents to, $l9o, will be
sent to any address N the United States.
;. iJe # .>am Hyust,a,. q. q. Eyuns, Phiiaa IphM.
There is no campaign in modern mi itary
.istory whicn TOR it's extent, although attende.i
with such disastrous results, although evcnta-
ally ending in the liberty of the ke public, than
chat conducted by General Samuel Houston,
turing the years 1867 in the defence OF the
Mexico. In brief period, with a small band
Ut Heroes hastily raised nsQsse, and lily arm
a.. and uccoutrvd, the brilliant defence of the
Al:.s,c. was made .oreyer glorious by the bloody
m a.sacre. per..@trated Ivy the Mexicans. This
tlntortunute event w::tc" showed valuable les
sons uld glorious illustrtl2'ls OF the vaior OF
our citizen soldiers, and of the genius OF the
Great Chic and Hero, ought not to SSe forgot
ten or hastily glanced over. 1t is bc:ieveu that
the campaign during tho Texan war has not
received full justice in the narratives which
were marrcd by serious errors. By comparing
these various versions, anu by consultation with
those who played prominent parts in this event
OF our history it is believed that this Biography
Of the Texan Hero, which is divtstcd OF cum
faithful and exact Us it is practicable to render
u narrative Of this description.
The sole desire ofthc author has been to do
full Justice to American h. ;al9r ard patriotism,
that memorable war, and OF the conduct OF the
Great Chief, who, springirg from tho people. a
frontier warrior, without science, art or cxpc-
rience in military affairs, was enabled through
the smiles Of Providence, BY his stout heart,
his sagacious intellect. ana ardent patriotism
to repcl, punish ani nearly destroy some Of the
for til by any power on the earth. Ought such
deeds be permitted to fade from the memories
OF u patriotic peoples No! it is rcproach to
the present genera ton, that there is not more
spirit exercised by our government in defending
the rights of our citizens and extending that
protection 10 them which has ever been sane
toned by every true son Of liberty =, -,
Address GEORGE g. EVANS, Publisher,
No. 49, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

DoN'r LIKE THE PLAcE.-A young and
girl who Was bound for Utah, got|
fion her party at Chicago. last
week Notwithstanding the sntreaties Of
several "nip young men.. The Mormenite
concluded she would nos|settls in Chicago
for any consideration, that could be offered
her." Ono philantbropic young man. We
learn, became SO interested in her case, that
he took cars on the same train with her and
declared that tie would not turn back till he
had accomplished her salUation LA Crosse
Brick Dust.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

JUDGE DOUnLAS' GREAT SPEECH
We extract from the last great speech of
Senator Douglas, one paragraph, which has
the merit Of stating most forcibly the posi-
ton Of the factions, North and South, tha,
oppose his position, and ignore the doctrin
of Congressional non interv ntion. Il is as
follows 't'
".tIe would not say Mr.. Yancey and his
associates meant disunion. 1t was said that
tine orders Of Gen. Scott before the battle Of
Cerro Gordo were a complete history of the
battle after it was fought, and so the pro-
gram,ne o. Mr.. Yancey. published two years
ago, is a truthful history Of tn secession
movement at Charleston He had not the
idea that all those who united with him in
maturing these measures concurred in the
objects to which they inevitably led but
what were Nh. Yancey's measures ? They
were to insist on a platform identical with
the caucus resolutions which the Senate is
now asked to adopt. lie did not suppose
the gentlemen now advocating these in the
Senate mean or desire disunion. He acquit.
ted every man Of such purpose, but such
4 patf rm insisted upon would lead direct
~ to a dissolution of the Union. This
platform demands Congressional 2interyen-
ton In the Territories for slavery, in certain
events. Ia the event shat the people Of the
rc: ''ory do not want slavery, and will not
provide by law for is introlncti n and pro
lection, Congress is o pledge Itself t. pass
laws TO force The people to have it. So long
as the pc 'i,le want slavery. they are viii
ling to let hem alone. but when they do
no. want it, then Congress will intervene to
force slavery on an unwilling people. On
the other hand, the Republican party are
also for intervention in certain conditions. =
They are for non intervention just so long
as the people do not want slavery, and say
so. by law. but whenever the people Of tbs
Territories say by their Legislature they do
want slavery. then the Republicans are tos
intervening to deprive them Of it. Each Of
you is in favor Of intervening for your own
section, and against it when non-interven-
'tion benefits you. There is no difference
between the principle Of Intervention at the
North and the South. Each, asserts the
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

! -55;i ~ @a - @ CINCINNATI, May 10:
A tremendous demonstration Of the De-
nocracy took place tonight, sustaining the
Ohio delegates to Charleston. who voted for
the Cincinnati platform and Douglas. One
hundred and ffty-th:ee guns were fired.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

fare colnpanion forthe Winter month";
Every PIANIST, Should procure this weekly
Every SINGER, publication Of Vocal and
Every TEACHER, Piano Forte Music. costing
Every PUPIL, but 10 Cents . number,
Every AMATEUR. and pronouneed by the
Entire Press Of the country, to b
6 THE BEST. AND CHEAPEST WORK. OF
THE KIND IN THE WORLD"
Twelve :ull-sizcd pages of Vocal and Piano
Forte Music, FOR 10 CENTS.
Ye'rly, 81; Half yc'rly, $3.50; Q'rtcrly, sizes.
Subscribe to "Our Musical Friend, y or order
it from the nearest Ncw9 :Ic4Ier, end YOU will
have music enough for your entire family, and
ut an insignificant cost; and if you waLt'mu-
ACCORDION, etc, subscribe to the EH. s'.-t
$50 LO MEL5O DIST"
Containing twelve pages, costing only qp
10 Gents Number; Yearly, $780,. Half
.2H@aa yearly, sizes. E5H. -s,ri4a:s
All the back numbers at 10 cents, and bound
Volumes Of sour Musical Friend" containing
h.nS H. Numbers s sese sSY%oGK s.69 constantly e on
1s7ms' l07 Nassau St., New York.
coos1s % :, acepnss 5udeie sS eif; D;:1is. t..
Thomas 7'y'''r f,.,n,iat: i, ba(H eIahs
tsa-s sv6. fs-.a | COB
Robert W. Hamilton. Isabel SUMMONS.
la E. Hamilton. his wife, and -'t'i'' t'@''1
Charles l. Holbrook, .,,,,
-, Defendants. 500 5'."
To Robert W. Hamilton, Isa-
bella E. Hamilton and Charles I. Holbrook,
:hc above named defendants In the name
Of the State Of Minnesota you and each Of you
arc hereby summoned and required to ans
wer the complaint Of tho plaintiff in this
action, which complaint has been fled IN tho Of
fee of the Clerk of said Court At Red Wing, in
said county. and serve copy Of your answer
to said complaint, upon the subscribers, ~
their Office in the city of Rcd Wing, In said
county, within twenty days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
Of such service. And you are hereby N oti6ed
that il you fail to answer said complaint To-
above required, tho plaintiff in this aeton VII
apply to the court for the relief dsmsndsdi
said complaint. y!-s5ac..;s .sis. .r.tlE...,5
Dated, Red Wing, MinRcsota. March ast +,
A. D. 1860. zea9 WILDER d WILLIsroN.
l9lw6 issla c1 H Att'ys for Plaintiff,
FOR SALE. .1eTat %
4 STORE HOUSE, with the lot on whicl =.
n stands, near Geuld's Landing. Waco =,
Terms favorsble-title guaranteed: lnq, %
|of E. BULLARD. a:isri ras4iH
Wacoota, .sa;ceai3
- Or COLVILL T. HAAIETON;baft
Eel t7saea>! SEclis& ,ARS6 MinI. II
w..osss, May u, 'ss.s lisa.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

GA fight is talked Of between IIecnan
and Morrissey for from $500 to $2A.00, a
side, If the pusilists should ever encoun-
ter each other pusiiistically, they will Dc it
With Wi!l Heenan feeling aggrieved at
Morrissey's treat4ent of him in his fight
with Sayers. besides the ill will which ap-
pears to have existed between thsm on ac-
count of former difficulties.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

LATER FROM GAL1FoRN1A-St LOUIS, Nav
Fl The pony Express, with San Francisco
dates Of May 1lth, reached St Joseph this
P. M. News MT specially important. -.
The steamer Golden Gate, which sailed
"n the 9Th instant, took $l.73O.O00 treas
ure. .,..,.. .f.i.-..--f.-.. -g-.
The Japanese corvette Conandemet, sail.
cd home ward BY Honolnla on the 9TH, have.
ny been completely repaircd. at the Navy
Yard free Of charge. She sailed immedi.
at ly after the arrival Of the Pony Express,
bringing news onlyieighteen days from Ell.
rope. 'er homeward trip will be COM
plete Transmission Ot news around the world
quicker than ever before done.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

0kT In Richmond, Va, there is consider.
able excitement concerning a my>,erio $
"fgh, of st"nes'' against the house "i a wild
.,w woman in that city. The D 1mt: says:
: The rocks and bricks. however. CONTINUED
to crush the window glass during the day,
and that, too, notwithstanding the. presence
Of scores Of fcitizens, who gathered about the
house and in t, but discovered nome. One
or two Of the night lolce hearing of the af:
fair, seated themselves IN. one Of the rooms.
and could see the rocks and bricks TALL around
them, but could not tell from whence trey
came. An outsider declared that he saw i
stone arise from the ground and fly through
the, window, and others made statements
equally absurd but no discovery. as made.
notwithstanding the peltlny continued until
4 O'clock in the afternoon, when the medium
seemed to have tired Of his Improbable
work. ! # s-sa.f5t5 g.E a,'Q2
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

sions arc aroused, it is poor time to counsel
moderation. The masses feel this mates
sorely, but it should % borne in mind, that
misrcprs sentation will 20, curs the evil com.
pl'nedgol but rather increase it. Messrs.
Easerton and Frid!cy erred, but is there no
danger Of making The coffee a little too
strong
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
WASHINGTON. Nav 10.

WASHINGTON, Nay 49,
Before Mr.. Seward left Washington it was
understood he would not resume his seat in
the Senate ;or if nominted he intended re-
signing il not, he proposed closing bis po-
litical career. When his speech was sdeliv-
cred. he indicated it would be his lest in the
senate. His friends still entertain the hope
that if this decision was really taken, it must
he re considered. !2 80
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

A newsboy in Chicago offering woodcu;
Of "old Abe" for sale cried out, 'Ere's yer
likeness Of Abe Kincon-look better wen it
gets its cad shampooed and 'air CUT
which wilt be aoa~, close to the sholders,
next November, he might have added
NORTH ac. 7.anes fa ~. "-i# ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

p Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Jones, one Of the
speakers at the recent Woman's Rights con
vcnlion in New York, was somewhat severe
upon those seemingly masculine exotics thai
ti2urish in the atmosphere %. dry goods anu
millinery stores. iiear her. .s,.... .....
The other day she saw man millinc,
holding up bonnet on his soft hands aid
expatiating on It's merits. A lady tried i;
bonnet and then he complimented the lady
She could not think This man was out Of his
sphere. In shoe store, instead ola sprishlI,
girl to try on woman's CATERS, you find /.
strong man who tries it, AID fus>rs over the
gaiter AMI over the foot, until the lady is al
most tempted to propel him into his true
sphere. Laughter When and where
was discovered that God made man to 6'
ladies' CATERS. Laughter ""f'z(. ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

6Fl.. Johnson, the noted type founder
Of Philadelphia died on the 28th.# Mr..
johnson is known throughout the length
and breadth Of the country, as the head Of
the oldest Type Foundry in the Uni,n3
States, and to him We Of the craft are in
debted for the many beautiful styles Of type
which are now in use in every newspaper
and job office. a'a . ..t:....lss
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
PHILADELPHIA. Nav ~.

Forney's leader IN the Pres states that
Lincoln was nominated by the Republicans
because they considered Douglas would be
defeated At Baltimore, and that Lincoln
therefore would carry the whole North.
West. ~ C ->sv,-
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

$
NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
HoRR1pLEl HoRR1BLEl HoRRlBLE!
IA 1arr1191es
I have just srec( (yed fbom New York and
Bs.ton 4largSsand Splend stock Of SPRING
GOODS. Consisting Of every
thing that
a Man and a Woman
Can wish for in the line of Dry Goods, Grocc-
RIGS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready
made Clothing, &C., on which ! defy competi
ton as to price and quality; and in fact have
almost eyeryt thing usually TErf g{4v F.
Found
in an cstz bli.hmcnt Of this kind, consisting Of
Sheeting,
Shirting,
Deaims,
Prints, s=s =s.s'.'
Delaines,f 'y AI{
Summer Cloths,
Z formen & boys,>S sE-s6E
Fancy Cassimeres, eaa4g.s
Chambray, ai.as.s :.see.
.4Easla Lawns. T ii Il :. T. +
U. 0lnghams, a-e s: ..i.EFs
l. (;ambrics,
.a ,r Muslin, .rsaa -s.
'.5 Flannels,
Challi, e., 49,. -,
,ia ga -~s.-s Apron Check, a.r~r.....
r.-s. a4.i-..,G Pins, .ia5. .i..eH-,i H..
'@"a f@' Needles,
Thread.
Buttons. '-i
,,:"1&ags Ribbon,
s-s ...E Combs,
| Brushes, 8, Z.
..,.,.. .-....... Hats,
...t -,.. .. Caps, g....
| .;.t o" -9ast-r. a.- .o.sm &C., &C.,
'E."''. ''. and
housand and one other things 100 numerous
to mention: Also. q full supply Of GROCERIES
ut prices which cannot be ,.-...,.
t-5|a. Beaten
in Red Wing: Also. largo stock Of READY
a man can dress himself ..,- s...
'-' To Death ,a~a
jHtA III Wiz SHG VI NS1llVu. wy SCOck y
HATS AND GAPS is large and we'll selected
and have Il fine assortment of Ladies' Misses
and Chlldrons' SHOES which are for sale yer,
cheap. | will not be undersold by any one
| In the
trade ; and ! AIN constantly receiving fresl
supplies, so that there ara goods all the TIM
on inc .'.r'. ts~E E:..sss.!
| Road
Give me u call, and see for yourselves.
will sell you goods very cheap--much che aLc
than any one -'.-.i -. ...t-..
In. 7ed "tnE
will sell to YOU. Remember the place. Phil
leo's Block, Main street. %. y. q. .ra.
! JAS. B. PARKHU
Red Wing. May %, 1860. 200-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

GTwenty-nine girls and boys, who
w>re OF a pic MIC and fishing party, were
drowned in a mill pond near Cam len,
South Carolina, on Saturday, the 4th Of
May. The boat sunk in the middle Of the
pond. The water has been drawn off. and
nineteen Of the bodies have been found Z,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

N WASHINGTON, May rs.
A number Of memhers Of Congress- and
their wives, paid formal visit to the Jap.
anese to-day, in accordance with previous
arrangements. Messrs. Philips and Solo
mon, booksellers, entertained them several
hours in Wizards concert room, with an
exhibition Of several specimens Of drawings,
paintings, and engravings, the most com
mon .! which excited their admiration
while the most costly and finely execu; ed
We're scarcely no iced. The stere,scopic
pictures, however, excited their wonder and
admiration
This evening the principal japanese dincd
with the President. in company with the
naval commission. the members Of the cabi-
net and their wives. and Other noted guests
to the number Of about thirty eight.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

The EDITORIAL ExcUnsI ,N.-Ws have
beef bored in reading the papers or several
weeks back, by accounts Of big flock OF
editors, from Ohio to Texas. on a 'frc.
blow" at Baltimore, Washington. etc.
We we're bo'ed simply because there was
so much valuable spa occupied in the
papers talking about the excu,sioniSts. We
learn they had rare time in Baltimore
A great dinner was given. The board was
spread and decorated as usual with pyra.
mids Of fruits and creams. The hungr,
fellows ,many Of them from the far plains OF
Texas, the swa,Aps Of Arkansas. and the
cornfields Of Ohio, not understanding the
use or object Of the little printed slips IN
the tabl called ''bilis Of fare" pi,chea in a,
once indiscrininately. swept in the ice
cream, called on for the champagne, and had
one OF their number on the tabe-cloth, in
his boots, making a speech, by ahont the
ime the first courseis usually disposed Of
These are fast .imes.--P M,,"ry ON: J1ur
a..
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
.GROCE|,RIFS!

l invite particular attention to my larg,
Choice Groceries % @t&-s-ssEE
- -. Cofees, !. E3E& .rE
Teas,
+t.. ji-st Sugars,
'>'.'-' Molasse
Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting of a
Salt, at low prices. Drugs. Paints, Oils, Mai:
and Glass, a. complete stock .t lower pric.
than ever before. We offer MORE TIA
DOUB LIE the variety and quantity Of goo>
to be found at any other one store in the city
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
For the next thirty days. ! offer Su,nmc
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call vt th
old stand of McIntirc & Sheldon andSyou viii
ALWAYS find go ID stock which is for sale Il
the lowest prices. JESSE MCINTYRE.
May y. 1s6e: -..--- -- .lysy1
S6V.ipring &c. Summer Trade. 1866
lIain street, Red VIM, (wilkinzon:s block.
>V\rM:sk k JAS. LAwTIlER' are now openin.
w and receiving a complete stock Of
CLOTHS,
CASS1MERES,
.a,..4.. 80 .,. VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
in great variety. Also,a complete assortment OF
=, TALORS' TRAININGS,
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap
We have also in connection a j''i5ar2.# #+f
TAIO RING ESTABLISHMENT
for the manufacture of Gents Clothes to or
der: Mr. C.. BERGH, an experienced work
mon, will wait on gents and furnish them Will,
garments of the latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons Wishing . purchase i|lplease
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished with
anything on the most reasonable terms. W.
respectfully solicit share Of patronage.
Terms strictly cash. -" '-1:'.".
VIZ. & Jas. LAwTHHR.