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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

OEOhoE hUlA.
Officers.
vDMUED CANFIELD, Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'r.
8. n. GILBERT, GenerSi Agent = Nd Surveyor.
This Company was organized on tine 9th day Of
March, A. d. 1884, under Special Charter from the
legislature Of Illinois, and business commenced under
the NEST favorable auspices Its estabE htnent has
been upon firm aud reliable basis, and view Of
its stability soundness and pernsncncy ranks
OF the first Insurance Companies in the country. To
those DESTROYS Of protecting themselves against loss
damage by Fire. perls Of the sea- they beg leave
70 Offer the following
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Stone L Witt. Cleveland, o
Williams b Aucry, Chicago.
Norton + Brother, 90
:" Stone b Boomer,
A. $. Durand. Pres.t Racine 4 Miss. naiiroad.
Gen. @, Northrup, Cash'r Rae. Co Bank.
VIM. p. Lyndc, ESD. Milwaukee.
J. u. Conroc, Ksq., Raciue.
Berry Farnam, Pres't Chicago L r. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert. Cash. Com Bank. Chicago:
Dan. r. Rhoies. ESQ, Cleveland, U.
Hon. John q. Bresn, Tress'r. Of State. Columbus.
ThOs. Campbell Esq, Springfield, III.
Hon. X Chamberlin, st. Louis, No.
Messrs Wordsworth, Wells h Scycsmore, Chicago.
Messrs. l. II. Burch h Co., Chicago hank.
Hon. Vim. Aedill, Governor Of Ohio.
Messrs. G. W. Sizer l. Co., Chicago,
4" Judd, Smith h Pratt, Dixon, III.
VIM. Blanchard, ESQ, Norris, IN.
Hon. VIM. Trevitt, Sec'y OF State, Ovlumbus,O o.
Messrs. n. q. o. @. Cook Co., Rockford, IN.
n. Wheeler, l. Son, Aurora.
| Neamlah @ W, Esq. Buffalo, ny
| VIM. b. Fundy, Esq, Springfield,
| Hon. +. W. Bsrlty, Judge Juprems Court, nansneld;
Ohio.
| Gen. I. Curn Springfield, IN.
Richard Ivers, Rsq., st. Louis, No.
81. YIELD,
Agent at Davenport and nock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, at the STATE DEMooRAl
| Once, Post Once Building, Brady Street.
July St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

J. D. A0klARfY, PRxs. J. 9. DUlNAP, SEC.
HAVING accepted the Agspgy Of the above SAT-
IA and reliable Company, Al prepared 70 issue
policies On the sofer claeses Of Property q q fair
rates - other reliable end veil csGabllsked Compa-
nieo.
n 0mcs No. Comnsre,a, Dund,nu. u,sr.,e.
is and - Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
k0g1DoD6 .L0gADeb e1s
lt Tie Rock Island Saw MN

uAvIN0 received largs esupply q Leg - -
IA a0w runnlnG eur MN day and night, and are
prepared 10 recstye orders for oil kinds o. Duildlua
aud Prsming Lunber, Lashs, shingles end Denc1n6.
All orders with which our Daveuport friends nay g.
vor ~ will sxecutsd With punctuality aud dspacA
1sck Islsud. Nay % ~ dtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09


an imperfect article 70 forth from their establish
,pent has gained for their Scales . reputation that
has never been surpassed In the whole range Of useful
mechaninm.
The Scales are unarimonsly acknowledged - the
STANDARD 10 all transactions by weight.
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy Of weight
bstveea one Of Fairnanhs Scales In by the bal
timore Ohio Raifrusd Company and one ~ anotifsv
manufacture recently tried in the Court Of Com
Pleas Batimoye the case occupied the Court tWc
days: and Judge Marshall IN delivering his decision
.tstei - the result Of the evidence that the
ey Of RAIRBAHx's SCALES vas established beyond
BURR0WS. PhRIEzAGAN DAIGEL..
The well kuown reputation OF these Scales has IN.
duced the vendors Of imperfect and worthless baan
ces TO oMer them FAIRBANKS Scales, and purchase
ere have thereby In many eases been subjected TO
fraud sud imposition. The manufacturers have NO
controversy With honorable Competitors who trans
~ bug1neD y tAe1s svn nanes, bat regarding the
perpetrators ofths shove maud, q pursuns couree
alie unjust and dishonorabe, they take this method
70 caution the public Of their iuapositions
The po1enteeo manufaesafe under their own IN.
erection only at their Factory IN st. Johnsb ury, VI
PsY sale In Davenport sL.eiy By
HUnlOW1, PRBTTYNAN d DAL1KLL,
\ 4 T.PAIRBANKT 4 CO.,
jen9lts q JoAnsbuSy. W., naS n 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
Iron, Steel, Nails
.AsaA RlmssksaaoifA YsOOls.

IRON, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, Svcde and
New York refined Of all sizes; N all Rods superior
article Of Swede and Pittsbu rsh; Cast seei, Mayor
Co. round, square, nAt and octagon, Rnslish. Bis
ter German and oprine Steel; PhW steel, all sxes;
Nails and Spikes Of all sizes; Bellows, Drills, vses,
Hammers and Tongs, Stocks and Dies; Anvils, Mouse
Hole, cast and steel faced; Horse Shoes and Nails,
sorted sises Wagon, Carriage and Scst Spring.; Wa
gon, Dray, and Buggy Axes Shsveis, Spades, Grain
toner, cast Horse Head Htching Posts, Iron Kettles
nd Furnaces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
GK0CERIE6!

Dsssvks PrsaJuDsa 2 D1issll,
Wholesale Dealers II
q Ii OCE lie . /.
1ross, SSlS. CesseessS, &c. +.
| AGENTS FOR TN SALE or
-. .. Ho1-1-t2ag - Oo,o
Celebrated Fire and 71ief PROOF SAFE
=. / +. Fairbanks Scales.
| Wk shslikecp constantly on hand . full ssock Of
Nv aTesesies, Witch " CTR y the trade - lcw
o. IAN ne purchased IN CHICAGO Or 81 Louis, ana
" and warranted equal to sample Ian2Sdkwvf
NuaAss : Maseovaao, Porto Rico. Clarified,
suslows, PREiiYsAk = pALzrlL.
(NorrEEs-Rio, Mocha, Java, also 6round Ooa.e
- %. essence o. Conee.M r. -. I'D
MoLAssEs-N. Orleans. sassr nosse, ana syup
INx for sale - . f.AD.
aS1s Ma -. ! e. ny'sn. su.s,sf "a
q PICEs-Pepper, Allsp.ce, Cinnamon, Gloves. G,n-
- ser. Mustard and Nuimees,st BRAD.
CoAPs-vsney and Toilet. Family. Kr..,v. and
~ CASTLE. fus sale - ~ .AD.
NANDLE1-Sperm, AdamNntine, stsarinc, Star and
" Tallov, for sole Low 1t B.P.AD.
OIls- sperm, Solar. Lard. Bank, Roam. L,nsesi
~ and Olive. u R.PAD
DAlAIs-WAiss Leaa and Zinc raas. 'es 81. :.
I N0ARs--HAvana, German aud American Brands.
~ - B.P, AD.
TOBACCO Natural Leaf. virginia and Missouri,
poaad osass, Twist, Tin-Ecu and Smoking, for
sale 1t B.P.AD.
VEAsT POWDERS Of various brands and kinds, q
.. r. Sd.
CAsll .asssrssa and ssaes. cam an, !sssa
pRufFs In Jars, bozes and barrels, citron rk
i Past and Currants, ~ BP.AD
DICKLEe-undervood's brands, . ssorted sizss;
i Pepper Sauce, for sale u r. AID.
D0wDER. shot, Lead and Gaps. Al kind. and size.
L 81 B.P AD.
CTARCH-Oosn, Pear; and Family. for sale At
- b r. AD.
MUS ilnseas, nrasn. s,lDsrss. Pea. Pecan:
IN Wslnuts and Cocoa, q BP. AD.
ID AIsINs-M and Layer. Whole and \ bosss,
N Sultana and Malaga. u B. P.AD.
n
~ wheaton s3Pits and Oat Meal B.P. AD.
q ALT--KAnhawa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver |
y pool blown and Ground Alum. b. p. D.
rEMENT--I LOUSY lille and Utica; PasterinG HAIR |
~ nsucco Plaster, Ailvsakee and Nandusky Aods |
Ash, 3 tons in store, and for sale By B.P AD
pAsEErs-Asrket n to IN bushei. Corn and
ID Clothes. a D. 4 d
NyOODENwARE-Tuhs. Pals, Wash Boards, |
w Churns, Aops, Axe Helves, at h. AD
CORDAGE-Manila, Jute Hemp, and cotton our |
~ dags Of al sises B.p I'D.
L>lSH--Mackerel. ssluon, white Yish, Trout, Coti
II hsh and smoked Hallibut, At b. p. l. D.
~ LASS-wipdow Glass. escorted sizes, Tumblers, |
N Jars and Domjshns, fer sale a. 81 4 D.
ID RlMSTONE; sulphur, Salts, Borax. Indigo, In |
ID store and for sale bv b. AD.
ANATCHRS-Pierce 90, and IS Louis, for sale At
M BEAD
Thatchcr'S Patent Lit and Force
puIMp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
Western Candy Factory.

WcstcrM Candy Factory.
FACTORY ON MARKET Est.
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH srREru.
OFFICE NO. 81 MARKET STREET
ST. LOUIS, mo-
q. 7oHC NJ - CO.
(ro1MEnkY WALTIR soHNl
MANUFACTURES o. Ill kinds Of Pf.AIr ~
IVA FANCY STICK CANDIES,
ou0Ds Rluas, Else Alnesas, Gam Drens.
Jsjsbs Passss asek Candy, Chscslass
st oysuUe, 4e.s &c,
WhssA - have alwaes On hard esd orr AR -,
nv sSe pseQoSsd - e1sr supesier lh1uar.srss
rs v9 eatasey als vhs vill give - the1r er6ees
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

Assovsv = Lav.
B.a.v.KkTG HOUGE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP,
Main street, davenport, lsWa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drafts, God Silver and Ravoeyn N.
change; Collections made shruneLout TIE untn
Land warisnts bought sod and located, RAJ D.
tass bought and sid % conis Don't Mon-v loAsed %
fs1es paid FOR residents ExArrin attn q LID
rifles made. etc, etc.
-1HrEnEN0Ro.-
nessrs 0ooh SARGENT, Dsvsnposs, len.
Ascklot b Corbin, Do
Robert z Lowry, .ss, Cashier. view Hoss.
Hon. WIN wrlsAt, Newark MI w#e
Asssr. samr Harris Sons, sansss., ss,a~vs
johns acps.ns. -. Prs:sdsas. q
nobsrt ntkis Dsq, Csshisr, e
Hesrs Chubb BROTHER nanhers, wssAssss~,.
w Ba,lett. ksq, Mobile. Ala,
IA osooss %, nanhcss. d Loal
For Sole.
Two In>s % the n,un, corner q Rtshth en- s,eAa
etreete-0ne unobstrusfcd River view
several valuable buildins Lots o. Havsiasa ~
Main ssrssts north sixth etree4 SbY 81. ven ov
Tn valuable building l1Oes 0econa anl T11sA
ssreets, fos sole, credit olnvs yesss glvon = -
u Ne purchase noaey.
La In 0rssn's ADDITION; dwelling Assss . one
premises, ~ oals chsap. @4ET !,
fweaty s.et mont on Main strsst, BY q aess 60
opposlte u OalSe House.
wsss = La 9, binck ., IeClaarss M sAa,oa,e
0Ouse VIII fnoGne md eUcd etable
Ises ed Gin nitcheiis sddltiGn. 81 hspee
~ ~ % lot 4, for sale oAeap 11M#
= sNss Z. 80 x7,Ap . q :, II 49, speuvon,
MUD fyom ~ casy, fOf sals eAeep. - ~ .
49, - - - y n Gese3 - - ~
The cty % 0ueeeelhe, for eaje. a. - y
- o0so q LaAdin Wsse DavoapDsA,1pr 80 - 49,
lees hsa . = ssss0s - ~ = sivse on1S0k.
Aise naay va,uabls tsasas q gssuann 49, -
psuvl1 81 01omDgeVo1, MN ~, - 49, ~
LanA Areuehsse ~ oooAe, sbs ~. Vs0v&R ~
attsa1esA - tAosA wishes n pasvAoe = 80 enseu
isno1ts bOOLAW ; NvWwD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

WILLIAM DoOLAu.
AG1OrAsv - Lssss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
Thatchcr'S Patent LIT and Force
PUMP.

THIS Pump VIII not frees and ess liable 70 get
i out Of order than any other In use, and has had
premiums awarded At every fair 1t which 1t has BEEN
exhibited.
jan98 BUkROws, PRErrYMAN 4 DAIzELI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

I'm and ARR the I'd os January tho understand
~ Bankers In the city ~ Davenport, vii oSrn ihslr
0d1cos for business NJ o'cfock A. M and clsse q
O'Clock r. 4. until further noiicr.
COOK 4 SARGENT,
MACKLOr CORBtN,
TALlNAN, row ERs 4 kcLRAN,
CHUBB, MO, BAkROwSA co.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL 4 o.
Mc6Rk6OR, LAWEsA BLAKEMORI.
tan1dN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

LATER FROM llAyri.-By the arrival of the
brig lohio from Port au Prince. have reeeiv-
ed llnytien dates to June 9Th. The city WAS
slowly recovering from the effects Of the disas
trouS contlagration which has recently Visited II.
Port an Prince was well supplied with provisions
and several vessels were d-charging The
rivals Of coffee were 1900 hag>- closing prices
Sl62. Doubloons were quoted nj 1890 1902.
Busincss was duh at Cape llaytien,netwiih,tand-
ing the scarcity Of provisions. Coffee sells Mt
Silica sllS There has been quite favorable
change of affairs Mt Ganaives, where business
was bii>k. Provisions were plenty and cot
fee selling at Sl6o. Douhloans 5000 n
$500. At JaCmrl Aux Cages and .leremie pro
visions were plenty. or would soon be.nnd coffee
was quoted at Sl3S and Sli5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
'u,D TIM -EEKERsoE PLEASURE AND

n LOVERS or TNE REAtr1fut.-rrhKso or orffHl
Tho Proprietor takes pleasure announcing that he IA
unuiug p{ILl LIVE or / MORSE sfIGES hetwoen
.-NWs Liberty and the Peaks Of Otter IN distance of
= MM "a 10 mi, ~ over good road connecting at Lii,
- cry with the Mail and Accommodation
Trains of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad fAre . -
RN this arrangement passengers have pleasant evenings
rd and react the Peaks hfoic aeh where they will hna
COM orr ABLE ACCOMMODATE oN IS and no effort. On
the part OF thn r'rrtor spared Ia render then >oeurn eat
ant and eahc having ample time IL visit the top OF the
Peak, and return to Liberty next mnrniug
lie Will also Keep COMFORTABLE HACK n the Peaks
TO convey through to Buehautn distance of IL
miles lh,N VIII there with Stafrs for Natural
bigr lcNlugi KockhridRn Alum Springs aud the Central
Ra'nd. and another line from buchanan DaaRrrF Springs
md Grrcuhtic White sulphur ReiutniaF travellers from
the Wlc Sulphur and RockhrdFe Alum springs nj all
times procure at buchanan nierscot with my
Iuo Tor Liberty
This route is 10 the Groouhricr White sulphur
any other pleasant hesides
mf the RlN aaEcs view from the Peaks OF otter and
my the Natural Bridge
" Visitors will lind that the Peaks of otter Hotel has
del htn aud pleasant Locality, the temperature being from
IGtn 10 degrees cuub'r thauin Liberty OF buchanan
WA run the abovr LINES during thu summer and Fall
months l.EA BIIN NilkES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
Markets

MN loRG, July ll.-Flour depressed State SO
y; OHIO Sdlaal.lo southern S1Io7do. Wheat de
pressed nominal, &c. lower, Virginia ds o.
BALTIMORE July lt-flour unchanged Wheat
hno,ant-New Red 81 ?5; White 50, Corn better
White ssaoo, yellow 9Ga9S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

SAD DEATH or \ PRaFEssoR.-Ihe Ashvillo
On. c. Spectator, announces the melancholy in o
telligpnce of the death of Prof. Mitchell of the
University of North Carolina. The following
conveys the fact of the accident:
About two weeks ago, this gentleman nrriv-
ed here on his way To the Black Mountains. with
II view of making further explorations Of that re-
gion of country. He left the Mountain House
on this side of the mountains with the intention
of crossing them to Cnney River. without
gnide. 1t was ascertaned that he had never
reached Caney River settlement, and supposing
that he was lost. numbers of persons started in
search of him. His body was found in the Cat
tail fork of Caney River, yesterday, about
o'clock. 1t seems that he was walking on the
edge of a pfeclpice, when his feet slipped, he
caught at a branch of laurel bat it broke, and
he fe into long. unendng eternity. He fell
forty feet. Of him it is needless to shy anything
his reputation is the reputation of our Cniver-
versty and the State. To his exertions the
prosperity of the former is much due any
other man. He died a martyrto science and sci
entific knowledge.'
A letter from correspondent states the fact
above mentioned aud adds that the deceased had
been connected with the University of North
Carolina for over 30 year- IND al the time of his
death was State Geoloeist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
Harning OGthc New Work state l.u-
matte Asylum al Utica,

tuet, \, lJulY lt-Fho state hunHt'c Asylum nj
this place destroyed by fire today The loss Is
S2oo0oo The inmates were removed to grove IN
the vicinity aud guarded 10y the military. DR. Rose,
prominent etizcu was fatally injured 10y the full
NJ of burning tmhcrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
H3A1 MILLINERY AND FANCY
GskR tSODS..

We respectfully call tho of customers aud
friend, to LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
or SPRING GOODS, which now receiving ilom New
York where have selected them with from the
slonRhc Adjustments, and tor S'He aud bfdaty
f'ci assured cannot be surpassed IN this other market
our stock consists IA BONSETS, GlISlA ), iEtiHpRN
FLATS, RUTLAND BOOMERS ribbons FLOW FRS
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS MOlIA1R CAPS and cor
TIERS HEAD DRESSES Of different Styles Also, JET
ORNAMENTS. WHITE WAX BEADS haek and front
HAIR BRAlDS and elegant lot of MANlIlLAS al nil
prices The above goods vary price those who
wish purchase BnnneH aud Flat beahe aud repair
good order aud short notice On opening day Which
will 1hurttav Goth will be prepared show
hangomca AMI largest variety onnGs and Mantns
that have presented in this market.
III from the country viii be promptly attended
good il the individual present Please
with call before you purchase and eo assured
will be able yourselves both price and quality.
m Rep copy J. MATTHIAS & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

STEAM COMMUNICATIONS WITH EuRoPE,-A
number of gentlemen at Old Point, including
Gen. Green of Texas, Hon, Francis Mallory
Thos g. Broughton, and a. II. Leonard, OF
Norfold. Alex. Dudley OF King aud Queen, and
Rd G. Morris aud Jos. Il. Anderson of Rich
mond, have. as a committee appointed for the
nurno.e. recommended n convention at that
nj zee on the 29lh and Both insts to call public
attention to the scheme of Hon A. Dudley Mann
for line Of Southern steamers to Europe. Gov
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

WV NoaN, Jul, IA rhc ,,ty IS quiet. No PER
con were killed in the riot yesterday, but sin police
men and eight other persons we're wounded. Three
regiments were under arms all night but were dis
missed this morning,
col Fremont is seriously i'll
The Barque ". g. Lcwis, was seized oil sandy
Hook Yesterday ON suspicion OF being SLAYER.
The steamer Amgo arrived last night but It's dates
have been anticipated. Among the passengers Is
puneun X MeRne, American Consul at Paris,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

NotstsiEisN ,uAss.
yNNE'

Go IeE GREAT NoHtIiEkN WAah
sl-sts-tass-I s'aNS.
Daily Stages Charlottesville thence by Central Railroad
Gurdpus,c and Orange aud Alexandria Railroad TO Wash
uItou city aud the North Passengers by this line, Leave
l,nchhurg Dalv the arrival Of the Iraus OF the Va
aud rcu railroad ut 3ocloek T. NJ through l. thilettes
willie by O'Clock A NJ connecting with the Central and Or
\ Alexandra Railroads and Ia Washington city by
o'clock = NJ. making the time Through in a Hours heng II
hours advance other Lines With saving 10 lassen
gcrsuf Time aud Money.
Fare Lynchbug, lby this route) Through Tickets
to Alexandra, - -
BY order Of the Post Master General the Great
irthcr Mail passes this route which vii ensure las
s,ngrrs going through with dispatch
The PROJECTORS of this Line of Stages pledge Good
Coaches and Certain Connections with The
Trains the Fare refunded.
The loprcts respectfully ask the patronage OF the pub
r they offer he Cheapest Nearest aud most Expeditions
Route. j. l. HElshEll. n co
ul, Its irnprietors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
PLAIN AND FANCY HARDWARE,
Guns, colts and sharp. AdekNA--,
In 2eS RIhos plstoIs. CArpenters. MrTl-l

sgs sss Rhos Pistols Carpenters, NlTrTT5 T7iF5 D
11A-fT@>- Smiths, Wheciwrghts, -
Muwrghs and Tan ers Tools, Saddery; Carriage Bug
gy r INNINGS Springs and Wagon Axles Hunting Fish
Ing Tao r, Building Materials Hoe & Coz celebrated Ccu
lar and Uprig.t Mil Saws. Farming UtonsiG Hemp
Packing Lea her Betting Lace h atber Calf Skns,
Makers Findings. aud Tools of description.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
such Floor and Table Oh Cloths Plated Goods
quality, Brittana and Block tin Ware Window Shades,
,orncc Bands and Pins Wood Willow and Hollow Ware
With renewed assurances of our ability and determination
sell low any regular house whatever and thanking
uds any past ,yors and those they may
the future confidently solicit the patronage of
public. SIMPSON & BRO.
Il Orders will receive prompt and careful attention
q Il A.nta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
A,crloN ANn CnuMusslON HOUSE

TUN III NNIE Ut NTNNVTN VNI1I
HI Va rsnIsAN a co, soIicu the patron
Ds their rnds generally aud pledge thcmsclvcso
their oudaNns the interest OF all persons
leaving property IN their hands Tor sale,
pnhan the partner IN the concern, having
been the hnAuo for the Inst - yca attors himself That
lie entire satisfaction to all Ills paonn Liberal al
he Safe aud healthy places are provided to
combine slaves Hoard at 81 Cts per day.
always be found the old stand on Wall st. Rich
mond VA enrcUu person viii always hc At the cars or
buat. 10 take charge II negroes On their arrival .
u. NJ Pl'LlIAM,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
RItH SIMPSON. N. SIMPSON
SIMPSON & BROTHER.

MAN NTNFT A.
WYE receiving entire Spring and Simmer
w purchases of Birmingham aud sheffield Hardwar aud
the Manufacturers of country
Of American Goods the which
O Cash on the favorable
Mt Is unuaialy complete and feel
will bear favorable comparison with any the country
braeng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
40 l. ttBANN. ~ 3tnANh
NNtHANN n BROTHER,
w Com nission Merchants,

Sell and buy ON commission loBAcCo. WlEAr, FLOUR,
CORN, PROVISIONS aud General Merchandise
JND J.. II BANK,
Lafeqf BaahaadB
l.. y EuBANk,
IL 40 lAr lN IlaLtAhHrR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
HEEDE Il MENDEarsAlL,
land AGENTS..

w select aud Lands with Cash
w Warrants, make Investments loan CAT western
Hos pay and transact General Real Estate Business
throughout the North Nost Addresa
BEEpE 4 MENDENHAII,
lily Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

KANSAS NEws,-We hear from Kansas that
on Saturday evening last the case of Halter,
charged with the murder Of Lyle, brought
to a termination on that day by the committal
of the accused to the guard house at Fort Leav.
enworth. There large crowd OF people in
attendance upon the examination, many of them
armed with pistols. The friends of Lyle were
resolved that the murderer should not escape
and the Black Republicans were equally resolv.
ed that Halter sh uld not be harmed At this
crisis Gov. Walker appeared. took the prisoner
from custody after the Examination for the day
had closed, and sent him under safe conduct 10
Fort Leavenworth. In this decision of the Coy
ernor their WAS general aequiescence. 1t was
supposed that the case would be closed on Mon
day and that the accused would be sent to Jail
to await his trial. In all other respects the
country is quiet and Gov. Walker is making
great Roadway in tie affections of III" people.
Our information from Lcayenworth is very
late and it ds credits the silly stories set afioat
up the river of the defeat Of Col, summers com
mand with the loss of $50 men. by the Cheyen-
nes and Arrapahoes. On Sunday last no such
information had been received at Fort Leaven-
worth by Gen. Harvey aud he gives no credence
to the story.-.St. Louis Republican.
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NpCCOHNuG n 60,
lvH Wholesale mud Retail S.rSeers,
COMMISSION s. FORW ARDINu MERCHANTS and
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
at tho old Stand OF Mctorke Jones' MAIN STREET, LYNCH
hung va VIII give particular attention to the sale of FLOU
WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BuffBR, &c. Llbor al
advanced viii be made all eunalgnmenia when required
inn 2si
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

The chinch bug is said to be playing havoc with
the growing in the western part OF HenrIco CO.
Sheriff Hutchinson informs us that the roads in ms
rcighborhood are literally alive with them and that
but for the stasonable weather which causes an aonn-
dance of sap in the growing crop, the corn IN ms
ueighborhood would be literally devourcd-h1-
change
Willie a son Of Rev. James VI. Brown, OF Char
lesion, Virgins, was drowned in the kanawha river
Inst eek.
The amount OF -four inspected in Alexandra, Nlr-
einia, for TIE quarter ending June 3oh, 1881 was
1871 barrels.
VIM B. Perry, found guilty of forgery al stafford
Court house Va, has been sentenced 10 TWO years
IN the peniteptiary
FATAL OCCURRENCE VIM Stephenson, OF Nheei,
ing, VI fell asleep upon thetracE of the central
Ohio Railroad at Coamhus, on Saturday, ana was
run over lay a train of cars, which severed MS reg
completely from his body and caused his death
Ilige Matthew Dunbar of Kanawha county, va,
died suddenly at his residence, Kanawha L. H., on
the evening Of Sunday, the 5th inst