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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
NEW.yORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
k.INsrR.S SEWING uACsssNEs.-- -si,en,


- always the most conclusive proof otgreat
Judged Il, his ort no lahr saving mnehnc before tho
uhhc comparable singers sowing Machines After cstab
fishing hr highest reputation In the United states they
Exhibited the late Exposition uiynsee ntianee where
they carried on the highest aud manuiaeto
Ia make them has been built IN Paris.
In branch Of industry In which sewing To be done
matuts he used with immense profit As the speed
the halfway elns tool 50 Is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
shoemaker drssuakcr carriage rmmct sadlur halter ~
should lc without The fair profit of using oi
hsse maene regularly smloycd, Is one Thousand Dollars
In all families whore there Is much sewing 10
he done these machines valuable assistance Planters
aud hoid keepers lind them particularly convenient aud ro
table These machines simple IN their construction aud
stronF and dualc hong the only Kind OF Sewing Ma
chino made hV which sort of wok, COARSE or nc
could he perfectly executed Thousands interior and worth
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under vaions
but Spgrfs NRcncs alone have been found every
where satisfy the at the public
llau printed INSTRUCTIONS for Biug, Hont with each ma
chine from viii readily acquire the art of man
aging them The machine packed securely Ia
pant ot the world To all posuus desnr particular In
artnnlee H. apFtcatenhy letter AT either Of our of
6ees. forward copy at NJ Singer u Cos Gaiettc rarei
wholly devoted to the sewing Machine nter,tt
VI SINGER & co,
Principal Onlcc Ne 33a broadway, New York
nBNNrn OFftEsNo ~ Hanover st, Hostoli Nc ~ Chap
Il 81, unNrn Ct GloN er,le n Y, \" 2'i road st,
Newark y J No ll2 Chestnut St rhtadeirhia Ne 100
baltimore st baltimore, No y Westminster ST Providence.
L. l. M Last 18th ST. Cnennati Ne 10 North lib ST. ST
Louis M 81 ST Charles ST. New ORLEANS M 20 Dhurhn
Muhiic ldoe aldScia
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l,Es.AH uANIEASTOKs
.ynEsN B. RxshHEEE,

SUCCESSOR - ". LANGnOHNf ~ SuNs1
MAIN SfpFff, IN fltbtttd, VA
In this establishment will llYsaYt be fennd Stock
pair assortment CR. OF all knd made ot the finest lm
ported ubaao,s raictny selected and manufactured with
,v Ia aasr mos f'i1pus siuorr and to maintain tor
Tho lilands af reputation equal 10 those
al sup mandatory ia the country
Iofnabr The nauuiacurer oicr Ht all times complete
assortment ho sI. keeps constantly large sork of Imported
lyau, and ,rmau Cigars which viii be- sold at small ad
70
hraltcntou dealers of city aud state Is special
Iy sctod ta au the Stock II" hHnda o the
manufacturer baNeie hcen 7t IA The largo
AnrtI. ro where hoy have entered uia successful cou
peiion with brands all KINDS imported and domestic
u1acture
Orders fom any part Of the Union will be promptly met
and entire tion guaranteed IN purchasers.
4-lv
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GgNE,a.@T \ WHITE,
Nd Tobacco Commission vusr, bnnt-.
Nt,ti

s &c #t4I ItsT. late If ftlorsbug, Va
lNu#1 WHY. ptcuf the dnn of Hos
Ter a " me-, klrhmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

n U w 7s'""s
ha contemplating Marriage -Four col sliced plates ID
PLAIN plates u ct4s, 1irt of postage
This work la.rrntioi HE necessity of Mar
rngu tonttinp with Cur tf Love oherlr
ofCelbacy. Combination soriy explained naeo1o
amiy thnnny other useful ustIucions tie French
% Joan Iuho,t Address. HENRY $. q. SMITH co
ipcfts UaHtt8 BaA ITO Post Office, n \.
Au-.l IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

T,IAN0.-rnrmcr> and Planters fo0t8 To yODr
N INTLRESTS-My stock Of Guano and other icftILerS
is now in Store consisting of Peruvian Gnano No A. Bat
nar Inspection price s64l Dcurg Manipulated Guano,
composed pure Peruvian. Mexican Guano and Bone
Powder This said by many to be superior Ia rernYa Gu
ano lcBurgs Su.cr Phosphate OF line Mexican Gnan",
containing cent OF Bone Phosphate o Lime, Kettle
wells Potash and Plaster an excellent manure Tor ola land o.
baeco Lots Lynrbug Ground Plaster in lulk Bags "r Bar
rels.
II NV intention keep good supply of all the most aT
proved fertilizers and sell them, not ut the highest price
that can obtained at the lowest possible prices mo they
can lie. Afforded tuauo the agents of the Pc
ryian erument, and certainly n tire best qualify
NV price is rs any other market adding the cost nt
TTausportation Ferlilcrs much u-ed and can
proyc Farmers and Planters that it is 10 their interest to
aronze house as propose to keep Pease glle me
ral NAL n. MILLER,
2ss On i'as ~
sSHEWgxSs VObacco. Cigars. Snuh-, " ines,
LIQroRs Hc--We are prepared 10 furnish "nr friends
aud tho public follow celebrated Brands oi Chew
ing Tobacco;
.Ino stones Cranbury.
Henderson x lIolrombes NauiHl
VIM u Millrr4 Bluff city.
Booker A fialsry's Loeompte,
Jas " Claytors Natural Sunrured.
In a1i which have usual supply ot huc Havana
German aud Domestic cigars, smoking Tobacco Snni' sar
dncs 1;uayg We constantly receiving al
dfions 10 our Bottled Wncs aud Liquors put up "N
pless,v for onr trade and warranted pure
F,nor''ai "a ii NJ. HARRIS n co.
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,,,y - .vrs-Vhi. delightful ar',c,"

spAY LEAVE s.-Thi~ d"iigh'i"i "f',''',
n which us.d cXtens iveiE l
f ccntnrics past under thu of Bay KUN as 'us
for Nervous Headache and for aheetons "i he teu
alv and for diseases OF scalp Hair has al is "'h
to ut concentration "h'l 'f''
dcna virtues fold and makes q rem 'N w., .bc ba.
i ,a,aj a1ouc by A series chemical experiments ol th
invantor tho Essence OF BAY Leaves l. no" %
spnIe1 to this community remedy UNSURPASSED III Iatut
The decay of the Hair the removal Dandruh ana 9 i't
by few applications. that distressing iicni,t WIN al
cf,lv urccpes the falling OF the Hair The inNeuli -
years since originally prepared il for mr'ne' 'i lt W Li
thav,, ne IN the uostruGs usually Nnu WIZ '
"A most distressing decay of the hair and Suc u i 49,
became Nv
dI of , bav, since made for IT, without any > "
Of puilur whatever such has become tne feua''n " a,
spr Bay Leaves that the invent ~ has o'eh 'huee' -
farare uon an extensive scale, and IA" no" o'i' " ~
the fullest confidence t." the entire pHbr'
-'0'' sS"''N' "'' THBS. Il EuSSER.
Manufacturing Chemist Petersburg Va ,ort,
Fors,,s wholesale and reta.i by STROLLER WHITE
HEAD, Druggists ... . oil of H,y
- iuuk mt tor limitations nndes the Hhne VI VA " ''
Leave. rty Extracts, lay VI aier &c.
teb 4d&cIy
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ANNAnnIi.un ,o,lAm~.-....oo Vnl

kNNAnEIhED coil 400 N"'"",
EL Euame,sl Collars In Packages oi 10 ~ 10
per package In shape III aud appearance hese eas
euaihc finest Linen Collar and sold at less hanene enh
tee Price Every gem man whe contemplate .'ssinne ,
,h"nidla N supply q ,"~' e"ars 9o Dozen hhin, m @
ma ais BuRRouGuS suArER n co.
A,rxIE.FoR Spring. AND MMER s17
'1r stock Of sprms aud sommrr oood. e. VII Elegance
Styles Durability OF Maeial aud Economy in prircs The
established that Is unnecessary say more on thdi point
w would call attention to the following ARTICLES Hs comprising
over Raglan. ler spring Eureka ,tyIe."
sS,oeer pges coats ne'A and Niue
,%rsr black rrscA Goats.
Siurl, srcastrd Cca,.. all cotors.
Bu,in"'s Cashmere suits for Spring,
New StNc prlng and summer Vests.
fNtfa u ack Doe skin Panis
Youths Cashmere suits
Chilrcn'- suits. vie. nomto 4to- srafsold,
Bae} Sill Sa.>s. Superior quality,
Alpaca Qnccus totd, narooe tn>tmaretl Froek Coats,
Pants,
MarsciIes Suit all gralcs
.ne NJ Dawes n Cos rrsck Nokc Patent shifts
Marscs sbls, new with Ganote Collars ALI rag" IN
oayes, oGyat.. Neck It's naudkercrlefs Umbrellas
'''''''' '''' ''t'' CLASS & RAlNE,
mar IT, Is J pINoN, AFt
Saen, Register Wy4cyll Times and clerraph Western
Snr lirdor Ncnl'n' aud Abingdon Democrat cory times
KSOW ri s~.Wc n,"-"mct'"c- "si.'d ho" ~
Is thai We can aia'd 10 s.l e4' sa4r' styg, md 9ia
Of Clothing Al such asonshnrY 10" prices The reasons
follows Ia the first arr buy ou mrerin's Of FS
1a"d and buy ing large quantities W ar" cnah"d "lat thrm
In Al the notch the second place manuiaetuc
all the clothing errl and whtle ras numerous
and such viii insure none but
H., Worh the manufacturer roht OF which our
customers get the boueht
Ia the third place sell cash shn time, naking
tal,e all bills ls ot N and LIST Januayp In the
fourth place a,hcre to the ono price system naby -elmg
pccs trade constantly lnt fonsesi hni
afford furnish the INST QUALIFY of Ready Nude
nlar goods he Drought IN the Northt IN
cities BlkRpl CHS, SllAfFk N tpt
ma {n.ts toihing and Furnishing Goods Hn2aaf
NvHRS SDrEEERENV.-rh"aI aIoihing sold by
GLASS RAlNF differs considerably from the h'"d9
Ni{f lind IN other establishments They make
II point Introduce the stylcs ,nehbufR IA theN
au York. Persons calling ien viii be sltc To
s fashionable tlohn, made equal 10 custom work aud no
W,s}t 1ma - is
1tAs-IuEKE sseT>.-Nr opened yesterday
lot those beautiful Cashmere Promenade Suita,
eagerly sought after saIesoaH4 tbs Spring somo
entirely new $, e To found whore else hut Mt the Ba.
nj BIRKot HlS, SllAffE 20
md1O ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

SENTENCE OF MERCHANT ron FORGERY IN
ENoLANp. - Justice il promptly administered in
England without regard TO persons AT Leeds,
lately. n merchant of some standing. named Jos
cph Manning Wilson. was charged with forging
bills Of exchange Of the value of $lO.000 Tho
fnrp.rios were executed in tho years lojJ aud
1856. after which Wilson nbsconded to Austria
In. lIe returned to England with the idea OF
making America hls home but was apprehended
in the English Channel and after II trial lasting
but eight hours, was convicted and sentenced to
Incorporation for life. In May. 1856 II merchant
IN the same city wns convicted OF forgery to n
large amount, and sentenced TO a life transpor-
tutlun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

They also keep CONSTANT, ago ster of FISK s
NET AIC BURIAL CASES. oi all s2es. also iAree stock
WOODEN COFFINS. of every description, aud will pay
uromp attention the undertaking business at all hours
f. 95dCcts - = a & A DIt GlflD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

"Tnry WoN'r REslGN."-Acoounts from
Washington City, nre that tho President Ia much
embarrassed by the non reception of Diplomatic
designations. Messrs. Seymour, Belmont and
Vroom only have resigned II old Buck waits
for the I.ooofooos who now havo grip on the
public treasury 10 come forward voluntarily and
give it up, he will have good time waiting -
Better give them n hint to fork over their resig-
nnt,ons--and pretty broad hint at that for II
is not often u Locofooo lots 60 his hold on the
money bng ofpublic office when there Is a teat
left for him to suck - Hurry them up, for those
anxously expecting their places are getting ve-
ry impatient aud will not he able to keep quiet
much longer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

" undersigned late proprietor OF the Taylnr Hotel Win
chester Va havuF leased the above unred property tormei
y known the Woodward ltouso) would respectfully inform
the public at be prepared 10 accommodate hi guests the
best MARINER.
ill4 Table shall always he supplied h the hest that the
marE, affords Ills Stable winch SECOND viii al
be supplied with the ter audattentN Dsrs
Passengers who stop The hos desiring take The tars
entirely from the hich ita Road Houses
SUBJECT they always assured oi citing
their meals reaching the Depot in time tickets
and
Omnibus will always tnuud the Rail ltoad Depot
the arrival Passengers and from ihe House
free OF charge W. ID GILkEsOA
feb 3 d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

n MANUIACTI RIsRS AND pF N#ERS1N NPoW
DER. CONTINUE 10 ptIEH illElH WILL KNOWN
brands of EIEt1ElC INDIAN MILL aud KENTUCKY
RIFLE POM DER. Ia Keys and tauisers Also. Gunrow
der for lastnp aud Mining tompishR tat Assoltmen OF
qualities kinds nnod by e trade guarnuieed 10 give
entire satisfaction
The sinudai, If ih, Powder whch hhs enjoyed the
highest than outs five Atafs Will hc
found S any other mHuuttuft O." the kind in
tn world For aar las c pncpa deuiors aud aso at the
dn,caf the umpsuy ~ " All. Nat,r street. Now
A1iI. \ G. HAZARD Ireal
a l. DaluIAas. Sefi'y. mar 2d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

TITTN-"T TTVNNN y %.
HERS STREET, NEW YORK, Established lsno) mpor-
aud caes IN all descrrUon OF Rnio Old Madeira Shor
Fncsi Old ira dies, Superior Old Jana
st CrniN Antigua Rum. Old Holland tin, every
variety nf unc Imported and DomcstiU Iilnora
,NFAoNf- MpN Sutame, Moct thandun and hiunm'
Imperial Nrfg,unY oidsk and other brands
tIAltlI ANp SArrfHNt- Including Chateau MatgauN, ,tha
Inltc. Ico,e Intoso. MagauN and ~ Julien Cha
and llaHt Nnuietucs
iiuck NiNts-of Jnhapneaborrer Marcohnnnor, Rudos
heimcr. floekhelmer, sparkling lloek aud Moaole.
sEoAHsot NIL the choirrs Varieties. Iogantcs, RcgaNas,
toHchas Operas. 1rrssrd aud tommunes.
foHflGS FRUITS s-otal lnls Ha-ns Almond rfunos.
ItAsANp Gotffts-- ali "i the hnrsl anaties
IIAMs tNu luNGufs= huntington Virginia and Wostphalia
Hams, Smoked aud picsltd reu4los
Gusut> BufIfR-m thllf Tubs aud Stone Jars
foUEIGN II klfa Sauc,s taenps. haidnoa, tapots, b
PlUsftvrs iaa' and Wcrt India aud Domestic And anll
general every variety o Zine Groeerier
unrJ
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
u..,C ARRIVED and for sale ""Tcn Iho"s
Z p.n,ls Of LEAD PlPE. assorted sizr~ from 10 lt
',., "a ,bre. Also Tumps Hydraulic Rams beef fanls
,p.. a plated Counter Nqshhnsips ShaHp0'hlnE, B'hb
a So ,aal. Aiarte y a-hHa-iHs W ai'r 1i"- = shower
rams ANA Tubs Hose Pipes Cearlass hls ftpgs, N'
NJ :. 80, -, az + ,,5.ti1r, IA {. BLISS
tn-nA-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

CttN.tFFsYSR SOAR. for chappcd MINUS
SE Ladies Money Rags porte Monaies hne pefi"mef3'
i Ilslet Powder &c, just received by 4. ZONES
a. il.dHcts sIAbl"Eh d '0-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

6tAsSIuEKE steT>.-Nr opened yesterday
lot those beautiful Cashmere Promenade Suita,
So eagerly sought saItsroau+ tis Spring
entirely new st,t he found whet else hut a the Ba.
1aar of BURROUGHS, SllAtER 60
mt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

i OTHERS --SauO to soto weekly be madc by using
Re al tail instruct tionS iot manufacturing Frcneh
ognuo and Peach pudle Jamaica and Santa Cruz Runs
warranted Ia connn nothing Injurious 10 the System
Address, enclosing a. aud Postage Stamp 10
q. \ HARfWEII4 CO.
New York CITY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
NANawus. AND CINCINNATI


PAtkEf-1he NeN and Splendid steamer,
\ ". GGARRIFK.J j. II IuH>soN, Coniman.
der leaves kanaw Ia Saines saturday O'clock A.
NJ Tor Cincinnati Freight twen y-hve per 100 FAIR
S1-Aeals and State Rooms included aug .. .ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
SPRING OF 1871.
NEW l.OUD~. NEN SI2 I.ES.

Uovng lust returned the Northern and Eastern Cities
where have selected with large ana complete
stock of Suprti.r Boots Sh@es Hats Caps straw '"""s
Trunks in addition immense stock oi the cheaper
GRADES OF such goods scarcely 10 SAY, a my
rn,s and the public be suited to arii lie IN thi hr
a,,r.s tlnn I.r,. .fatore L. l.. AEMISIEAD.
Under Telegraph Office and near Farmer liMk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

French English and German Fancy Goods mud doalois
tumbs liushes buttons, lduen md Cotton Thread sen
nF >ile and small wares rpuend,y :. Murray Suec NV
Yark ~ dy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

ted ourselves together under thc style and hrm :" zee
johnson & Co. fr the purpose If conducting ITo
r,ry Comm and Forwarding business ai me e p q"
Les 4 johnson. Main Street "hrre We M e E"i 10 plHe
our old firds and the public with promise l" use every
''' JOIN B LEE.
TIlDS /. JOHNSON.
,,..tI...rr Tar, 1es7 GEORGE ". ROOKIE.
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and IIOTIIlN
Recent or slight Cnses-A Dur" ~ Two Days.
NO uEkCUl.Y OR NAUSEoUS DRUGS USED,
w N slR .LnaENSNNN.

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons London Graduate
, nm, of Inc M, Colleges ot the United States
,d ,b create, par of life las heon spent in the first
IJosnita of ondon Philadelphia and elsewhere has
aa some of the most astonishing that were ever
nnn many tr, with rin ing in the head and ears when
i ,r"at mar usuess beng alarmed sudden sounds
and with frequent blu5hng, attended sometimes
arn1.nn Of mind. Mere cured Imnedtaoly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

wa. we'd by limitation the lst December, t99
NAM, Of the concern will be used only IN closing MP the
anne Those the concern are rcSr@tuA 'el'S
fed To settle their accounts a it Is important that ne business
l3 hn srd We take this 30 return "lr slhtert
tin IA our friends and the publ tor The Wy nb'rR pat
, o. b.rat,,rp extcnd,d to MS and earnestly ask centn
ati3 ~ tls sae 10 the new concern re Johnson Go
' JOHN y LIE,
TllOS l.. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
Syg.VIG VsI.

MORE of those cheap IriSh Linens at 25. 3is
and so ceu lust receive cd cheap cash. by
iuly4ts JNo. J. PURNIS, Agt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-22


0ooDs os rME BAcA TaAcx.-We learn
that very large quantities o(goods are being
taken out Of bond for exportation. I'm
msnsc quantities which have been living in
the United States warehouses, are now BE-
ing withdrawn, and re-shippsd Cor Europe,
and countries Of their production. We IN
ders'and this department Of the Custom
House y unusually busy and we are glad a
i. i - to be hoped that the interminahle
con''gnmcnts VI all the -nads-up- hard
ware, tobacco boxes, plaster, globes, nicer
shaums and disgusting nonsense Of the En-
gliSh factories, will stay ct hume Cor q few
years, that the clothes, and railruad iron,
coal and cotton goods of John Bull will be
sent osome country that can't produce them,
and that tho tinsel trash, silks, lacss, capau
les, snaps and mock jrwelry II Mr. trapcau
will be forwarded fnr while to Algeria In
stead OF the United Stately y. 1ix.ss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-22
THEDA7LY GAZETTE.



A cors9oadsat II ths 1altsnss Pssrioi,
writing fron oincinnafi, rs,aess the follow
isg incident .. occurring On the Li,.s
Miami Railr0u1a fsw days since
ave had anoag our passsagscs . esntls-
man, with his Aaily, reading In Asmphis,
Tenn. and Who were nov returning iton :
summer tour afterwards learned he was
distinguished attorney in the city. Soon
slssr We LETT Columbus family of colorsd
psesous took their seats in the rear Of the
ladies car
They appeared 60 belong n the upper
ton, = or "tes party" class q that race. One
of the men ! noticed, welded handsome
gold headed ebony cane and the old wonan
looked - neat - new pin,. with her trillsd
cap border q white - chalk But for the
incident. II is the custom ON this tsaia TO
furnish passengers ct short intervals With
.cs water, and IL u devolved on nsgro-man.
His practice WAS to enter the car in the
rear and pass through II backwards. The
Southern gentleman with his daughter were
sitting on the seat In front Of me, and seeing
the waterman entering, he turned and sp0ke
to the, wondering IL be would furnish the
dArkies first
A. soon ~ hs entered the cars be bagAn
With this negro family and then hs passed
the same glasses 70 the I" white ladies aud
gesnmen." This incensed the Memphis gen
tlemen 10 that when the negro reached bis
seat he asked him IL that was the way they
served persons here, BY waiting upon the
blacks first This question had such an e.
feet upon the waiter that Il would be i'm
possible to portray bis phis. Power could
produce bis Grsek slave and Barbec his Co
quette, bat neither q them ever bad l,et-
ter subject Cor the display Of their chissl
than was then expeesaed BY this whiakersd
"gcmmen Of color lie heaitsted . NO.
msnt, and with feelings u mingled disgust
and pride, With . good deal Il Tom Hyer in
both, replied, I've don't scat people in this
state" The tons, cxpresaion and sloquenss
of the speaker were - rich that my South
ern friend was compelied 10 smile IL away.
! enjoyed the scene sxcssdingiy, and d
though sympathixing with my Menphis
friend IN his feelings, could not but BE-
amused at the matter and the manner Of
the Intercepted. Since then have become
better acquainted with my Southern friend,
and find him very am:able man and owner
II . number II slaves, and We have bad sew
erAl hearty laugh. over the incident just re-
terred O..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-22
q. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND,
u eel Ese0GE sA4eM {

CsrscxssoA 70 cot. q. Q. aAss.D
HAs Tor sAls
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
s!ss.ss 3, .n s s ss:s ;
everything 10 make 9 farm desirable viii b. cold
Very reasonable
Twsasy UnasaprsvsA Passsls % LaoA.
10 sso., county Ple.san,y .l,as.sd, aud easa,-i
six Lusdrsd and forty acres 10 0ushris county
oas hundred and twenty acres In Iswa ssanty
Farm in Jolnsoa county,
ssvsn hundred acre. In Adair county
Three hundred AGREE Ia 8randy county
Two Hundred serss Ia Dallas county
Lad IL Beaten Carol Hancock and Jasper Gsaa.
res
House and lot on Fourth street.
Aouss and lot on fihh stree,
BGisci.g loss On Brady aud SECOND street.
Leis On Perry street
Bioes II loss oa Rosa lsland and Lows ssssrss
Banding iS'' "a Hsrrisoa sad s,ssA s,rss.A
Forty farm near Newton
county
Farms IN Washington county
few scrss u Lad ip the vieisi,y u Dsvsnpost,
suitable for country ssaas
nsusss and io,s In the city Of Dsvsapost
Farms In Clinton county near Railroad ana Hvsr
t.iy property IN lie clsir~.
Building lots In Waterfowl III
Three hundred nasslncen, lolsi Haso4's sadisisu
70 East Davenport commanding . spies1id vtsw u
the Mississippi kiver AID Mock lsisnd These ioss
can be purchased Oh very reasonable tsr0s
1rsAs ,adaessss1ss are oasssA to mseAsnics -
~sii ~ capitalists and otksrs
Call and examine mAps aud priess o.
hAvlLANDs
y 2Su 00es, IL Claire Row.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-22

SOMETHING woaTH TELLIsc.--ws have
heard Of IN oct On the part of one o( cur
merchants, 90 creditablc 10 himself, aud TO
human nature, that We cannot refrain iron
publishing Il. In his business be smploys
large number ofteinsles, but being forced by
the money pressure To curtsil his Operations,
- recently discharged consider able por-
tion Of them. After paying their wages ia
full, he informed them II his inability to
employ them longer--of his regret Ct dis
missing them, and hoping that better times
~oald soon dawn, snd prsasnssd each q them
with tea dcliau.--N. y Papu.