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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
Contractors CURRENCY,

Messrs. Arnh, Etey, Latrenz, Kinsella, Dit.
tel, Stuhr, Teste d. Lage.
TIVE under Sned, having been appou ted BY the
several Cont scto's nov engag. a on the p,,bIic
works o. the City, Trustees to 10 the Civ B,nds
upon the security OF vhoh the - I'd have
ned their promises to pay, for the attraction ~
inc business Community, give notice hat the not >.
COZ rsRns by TT stees are IN issue Of univ
e.kh,y ,oo) per GEN. apon he amo. mt Of the City
Bouds depo tied; and W. do with confidence .ssn,s
the pubic ta tn security for he p,om,. "a men,
OF said notes is 40 good II the faith OF the CT, vss
pie wed for ssme
alm DOOLAN STUMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25

THE CHICAGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, Room Ne. l. Mas mic Temple.
Dearborn ST., In SC.lGO
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Directors.
EDMUND CANFIELD, ISAAC COOK,
TURNKEY S. GILBERT, HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HULN.
ofncer1.
EDMUND CANFIELD Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'r.
8. n. GILBERT, CeneISl Agent 4 I'd Surveyor
This Company was ORGANIZED tine 9th day OF
March, A d. 1851 under Special Charter from the
legislature OF Illinois and business commenced under
the most favorable auspices Its establ,f hment has
been upon a firm aud reliable basis aud N view of
Its stability, soundhess aud prmaeIcy ranks
OF the rst Insurance Companies in the country. To
those desrous Of protecting themselves against loss
damage BY Fire or perils Of tine sea- they leg
offer the following
REFERENCEs:
Messrs Stone II Witt. Cleveland, q
" Williams Aucry, Chicago.
90 Norton Brother,
" Stone Il Boomer, {"
A. 8. Durand, Pres, Racine l. Miss. RailrUad.
Gen. G, Northrup, Cash'r Rae CO. Bank.
VIM. p. Lynde. ESQ, Milwaukee.
J. G. Conroe, Ksq., Racine.
Henry Fsrnam, Pres't Chicago h. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert. Cash Com. Bank. Ghicago
Dan. =. Rhoies, Esa., and, D.
Hon. John q. Br,sin T Estate, Columbia
Thos. Campbell, Esq, Spria Ill.
Hon. X Chdmberlin, ST. Louis, Mo.
Aessrs. Wadoworth, Wells X sycamore, Chicaeo
Messrs. I. VI Burch Co.. Chicago Bank.
Hon. Vim. Meaill, Governor OF Ohio.
Messr.. q. W. Sizer * Co, CHICAGO,
90 Judd, Smith h Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
VIM. Blanchard, ESQ, Norris, Ill.
Hon. VIM, Tt witt Scc'y Of State, Columbus, %.
Messrs. II. {. Il o. G. Cook & Co., Rockford, III.
"a II. Wheeler, " Son, Aurora.
Neamiah CO &c, Esq. Buffalo, n Y.
VIM. Is. Flndy, Es., Springfield,
Hon. T w Bsrlty, Judge JupTelne Court, Mansfield;
OHIO.
Gen. l. Curu. Springfield III.
Richard lvers, Esq, St Louis, No.
r. FIELD,
Agent at Davenport asd Rock Island
OFFICE, Davenport, at the STATE DEMOOnAY
Office, Pos. Ofice Building, Brady Street.
July St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
GkOCERiES.

Burrows, Prettynsl 1 Dal1slI
whs,ssais Dsa,sss &.
| u Il OCER lie 8 .
Ar0ss, Sea-. CessessS, Sc.
AGENTS. FOR THE SALE or
20. Horx-1n4 - Co.'S
Celebrated Fire and zAieff Proof SAFE
+. i +. Fairbanks Scales.
WE .ha,lkecp constantly on hand . fun s,ock Of
W 0Hoceiies, which "a : to The trade - Loo
= can Dc purchased IN CLicAxo or 81 Luuis. ana
purchasers VIII Ind goods lie Of the bes, qna-
so ssfi a1'ed equal 10 sample jsnasdAwu
NUGA ~ - MasCovado, Porto Rico, Charmed !.
~ Cfushed and fovde. cd, for sole q
bukkOWs, PkATTYAAN 4 DALzELL
( NofFkES-kio, Mocha, Java, also Grou,d coffee
~ AMI Essence VI Coaee, ., kr I'D.
MOLAssks-N. Orleans, Sugar Hosse. .La eyrup
4v4 Tor sale II BkAD.
KAs-i|pe RIA. Young Tyson. Guapovder and
= BLACK Teas, ior sale - BEAD
NPiCks-Pepper. Anspice, Cinnamon, Giov e., Gin
- ser Mustard and NUtmegs,as By. AD.
NoAPs-Tancy and Toilet, Family, Erasive and
~ Cssile, foS sale .. kPAD.
CANDLEs-sperm, Adamsntine, sssarine, Star and
- -@h"~' ior sale Iow ~ b.P u.
is--spcrm. Solar, Lard, bank, Rosin, Llnseed
~ AID Olive, b. r. D.
pAISTs-whiss Lead and Zinc Paints Tor sale :.
= b. r. h ID.
[ u.AhS--Hasana, German and American brands,
y. r, = ".
'OBACCO-AztuYslL Leaf, yirxin.. ALa Aissour,
pound os@as, TWIST, 1iD-foA and Sucking, for
- B r.. = b.
YEAST PUwDEns Of various brands and kinda, .,
b. p b.
rANDiES-assorted and fancy, cum AMI Lemon
~ Drops, Loz-uges.-- BPnD
DKuNES in Jars, boxes and barrels, Citron, Fig
i Paste and C1rTants, 1t Il PAD
DICKLEs-Underwood's brands, +. s,ort.a size.:
Pepper sSuce. tor sale ~ BEAD
pOWDEk, Shot, Lead and Caps ALI kinds and s.zcs,
= . b. r. b ID.
NTAkCA-Gorn, Pearl and Family, Tor sale at
~ b.. D.
NJ UTS-AlMonds, Brazil, Flberis, Pea Pecan,
IN Alnuts and COCOA, u b. r. ID.
u AIsINs-M X and Layer, whole and = boxes,
IL oultanA and Malaga, IT b. rAD
~ HOCOLATE, Cocoa, Broma, Earina, Tapicoa
~ Wheaten Irits ana va, Meal By 40
- ALT-ksnhava, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
~ pool blown and Ground Alum. By u.
NEMENT-LOuisv lille and Utica; Fostering HAIR;
. otucco Plaster, Milwaukee and sandusky SODA
Ash, tOais ia store, ami for sale by By AD
TASK kTS-Aarket n TO ~ bushei, Corn and
- Clothes, at kPhD
M OGDEN WAkE-Tubs, Pals, Wash boards
w Churns, Aops, Axe Helvrs, IT Pad.
NORDAGE-Aanills, Juts Hemp, and cotton COR
~ uags OF all sizes. h. AD
klSH-Aackerei, Salmon White Fish, Trout Cod |
l. rsh and smoked Hallibut 1t HP an
I LASS-WiDdow Glass. assorted sizes, TumtIers.
~ Jars anu DeinUehas. fer sale At BP&D
6lASTONE; Sulphur, Salts, Borax, Indigo, In
~ store aud for sale by BPA
M ATCAEs-Pierce 4 Co, and St Louis, for sale At
40 b. r. 4 d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
Lands i'm Cedar County.
s ss@ss h:'' sss. 3. (r.mRl.w, ~ .~..

A 4. r. o.:
". y OF 3. v. Dc. -, 2. m.Rlv. =
N dS = and NV. kasxA -.
:. Not y. y. = Sc. 3. Z. -, Z. ~. . se,aL
N.H Of 9. ". aed n. n. \ Off. n,Aa.
-, :. -. =. w., % acres.
Mort" East - Sc. -, 7. %. .. w.. ~ ssre.
!. 90. B. ~, leo ac5ss
Also smaller tracts, selected vttA e.rA - -.
sale on very reasonable tern. y
COOK Z sAne1N9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
WILLiAM OTUhP,

WILLIAM DsoLAA. wILLAm srunp.
Attorney al LGU.
BANKING HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP,
Main Street, davenport, Iowa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drafts, Gold, Silver and Eastern Ex.
chaaee; Collections made throughout the Union
Land Warts ants bought, sod and located, Real Is.
tate bought and sold Comm Money loaned on
unincumbered Real Estate unity;
Taxes paid for non- residents; Examination Of Land
titles made, etc.. etc.
-RRFERENOEo.-
S 3sol se, cs1s,n Davenport. Iowa.
Hooert Lowry, ESQ, Cashier, New York,
Aessrs Harris 4 Co, Philadeiphia,
Hon. VIM Wright, Newark, NJ;
John, Hons,n. ' Kra Sons: Bankers Baltimore
robert Mickle, Esa, Cashier. DO
WIN Harrison, Ksq, Ia
4e.srs Chubb Brothers, Bankers. washi.ston,
WI Hallett, ESQ, Mobile, Ala,
Benoist Co, BANKERS, st LOui
For Safe.
Two Lots the Blum, corner Of Eighth ana ,..,n..
streets-nne unobstrueted River view
Several valuable building Lots on Harrison and
lain streets north OF Sixth street for sale very low
Ten valuable building Lots on Second ana Third
Streets Tor sale, credit of6ve years given on mos
Of the purchase money.
Lot IN Green's Additions; dwelling house on the
premises, for sale cheap
twenty feet front on Main street, by g feet deep
opposite LIE Claire House
West = Lot 8, block so, LeClaire's It'll sddttioe
house with rooms and good stable.
Lots and lin hitcheli's addition, and houss
by ~ on lot !, for sale cheap
- acres IL sec 17,tp 49, e. all under cultiyat,on
mie from the city, for sale cheap
OF ~ sec ~ tp II west; one mile from
the city Of Auscatihe, for sale.
Of n " \ sec 10 tp 50 . east 81 acres for sale
~ acres Of Iandi West Davenport for sale cheap.
Lots from TO acres, nne view Of river and Twin.
Cities,
Also many valuable tracts Of Warming Lands. I'm
proved and untInproved. rovn lots and Unimproved
Lands throughout the state, for sale weinvtte the
attention Of those wishing 70 purchase 70 our
'A1s"h DOoLAN STUMP.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25

;. OF N. ". ami N. W. 4 Of D. ", \ acc =
T. II, r. E. Also afjoining this trait n H..es,,n.
county : Of y ,. and =. y OF 3. n sc
~ "a, y y, $50 aces 20 acres under imorov--
Vrings, and Is many known cool mises.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
B.ANk kE.MOY.AE.

ME onoersened have removed 10 the new build.
i Ing In Men anus 4 Shepard's BLOCK. On secnoa
street. where they VIII remain durns the erection Of
Their new Bank Building. ready 70 attend to business
usual
maScL2dtf COnH AnApcvN~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
Fire ana Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage BY Fire.

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
Cash Capital, paid up In fail
32O0.0OO.
J. =. CAsv1ELD, Ssc'y. HoRAos WrIlIs,os, Pvsss
Am prepared to take Risks and issue Policies for
the above Company. This Company susta.ns -spa-
which renders oAoof the soundest And sa1ees Dtre
and Marine Companies In the United Btatse.
e. PAY, Agnt,
Once With City Marshal corn. Of Brady and Front
June1dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
Herring's Safes.

The subscribers ale Agents
Tor Aessrs. 8. G. Herring q
Oo's celebrated Fire and THIEF
Proof Safe. We would invite
the attention Of the public TO
the fact that these Safes have
for years st0od the test OF
both IRE, thief and also Of
time. Very many Safes win
. measure defy the former
and yet fall before the latter
The qualities ef these Safes well known thai
the majority Of the merch ants Of New York and Phi
ladelphia use other make OF Safes. We can fur
nish Safes Of al sizes and with any description Of
Locks wanted, and will warrant to the utmost ali
the qualities Of the Safes sell.
jan2Atf BURROWS. PRETTYnAN DAIZRII
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25

Also various 20 and 80 acre tracts In acott cor,.,
we'll situated. Apply 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25

h0 BUILDING lots In the city Of Dsvesport. IA
~ vorsblr located, will be- sold BY the und.r
ssned on credit OF from one to ave years, 70 any
person who Vill build this season.
COOK aAnGINr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-25
ThatCher'S Patent Lift and F0rcA
PUMP.

THIS Pump wifi not frees and Is less liable 70 get
L out Of order than any other in use, and has mad
premiums awarded Ut every fair which 1t hs, Teen
exhibited.
isn2S BURROWS, PRETTYNAN DALzELI..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

PAINFUL ACCIDENT IT PIXIES OPERA UorsE
ONE Mas PROBABLY KILLED AND ANOTHER
lNJrREn-NA ARROW ESCAPE oF SEVERAL w ORR
MEN.-Arothrr mud probably fatal casualty oc
cured yesterday afternoon about half past four
o'c"ck. at Pixies Opera House, now in process
# erection ON Foulth street, between Vine and
NainUt. lhe workmen were engaged in rails
ing ny means of derrick, Il very large stone
designed a. part of IA column, Ia place it upon it
hasr, when the rope attached to the derrick
broke the post about which il WAS tied, and the
whole apparatus gave way. Five or xix luborers
Instantly ran from beaeath the falling stone and
derrick, making an exceedingly narrow cope;
bat one ofthem, Henry Boarnan. a German. was
struck by the derrick across tho back of the
neck and head, and frlled PROSTATE 10 the earth.
He WIS picked up in nm unconscious state al
most iiieIess, and taken 10 his residence on Wal.
nut street few doors above twelfth. Last even.
ing lis attcndan, physicians did not suppose he
would live through tie night. Boormun has II
wife aud two children
When the derrick md Stone fell, piece of
timber struck pair OF horses attached to
heavy wagon. standing in the street and caused
them 60 start forward. running over q man nam.
ed Buehcr, but without very SERIOUSLY injurng
him.
The immense stone Just erazed one of the labor
ersand striking the iaiee rakng them int" frnE
ments aud fen into the cellar below. Il Is very
fortunate under tie circumstances that 10 one
else was kilIrd or hurt
Hardly large building is put mp in our city
we regret to say without the sacrifice Of Que or
two lives. We think the Frequency OF such acct
dents as this one we have mentioned, Should, ere
this, have taught the necessity of prudence and
carefulncss TO builders aud their employees
Gin. Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
/ y FEST NEWS
kfssn,t Washington.

N..ue,, WASHINGTON. July %, 1857.
ur; Nv earnest ard repeated Efforts of
neA'co '" coneate the off nlel honor and li,
my oi SPAN. The government of Isabella with.
Nus n t.e projected naval demonstration against
era Cruz, a satisfactory adjustment of the non
dlng questions being for Che moment roasonnhl,
rtic"ptble in the nature of the ncomnlete over
lures already made to Spain by the Mexican
gov -gnment.
Our government has recently received edyices
from Europe which place il beyond doubt that the
spanish and Mexican imbrogo will he arranged
IN satisfactory manner. The French Minister
Count Sartiges has also received the Same in
telhgence and has notified our government I,
that effect. Our Minister at Paris Mr. Mason.
communicating the State Department upon this
subject says that the English and French GOV.
eminent nave been very active in bringing about
'r'"nclIiailon and proper adjustment of the
pendng questions. and that there has been no
l''h' uurlhE The pendeney of the difficulties tha,
1t was seriously believed by France and Ens land
mat rupture "oad take place. Mr.. Dodge,
cur Minister al Madrid. has not conceived the
IND ogiiO Ia bc Il sufficient Importance to com
III 'H'''t' VITA oat : 'vernm n upon tho subject,
OF IN iac' for liz months Oh any subject
iHi"r'u"inn la. hren rec,i yed here from X an
>nS I" III" 'f'tt TINT the Topeka party have
yielded. The forHidal le errav of i,o, rs. and
IL" determined fciion Il Governor Walker in
case any "uthreak oecnrtd hnYe. the despatch
says brought thea TO terms. Governor Walk
el'S d"spHlches telhe Preside ut--which hive
been the subject OF the Cabinet consvltation-in
vndicatl"n of hi- conr-e in Kansas. are eminent
~ satisfactory te every member If the Cabinet
Durcan McRae, United States Consul at Paris
resigned yesterday.
Til" administration Is arranging few more
foreign appointments, which will shortly be md
public Hnd among them Judge Borden, of lndn-
ma, Commissioner Ia the Sandwich Islands aud
VIM II. Miller, al Penn v}vnna Consu at Tin
dad d. Cuba. - Cor y. ]. Har.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
nrDrORD ALUM SPRINGS.

rls1EsE Springs situated eovon miles from Lynrhhntg
anl four from the Forest Depot on tho Va 4 Tam X X.
will RwRyH be In readiness IN convey pas
aunFrrs the Sprupa The water 81 these Slluga
has been u established ackuov lodged by many of the
seiaus Of this country Ia bo soy lRilGN
SPECIFIC Tor seroioa and all cunnrnua diseases II has
failed tdN spcpsia aud all wnm dis
proapaus uti aud all Kindred deases rresa
ent irmalra.
The have been recently analysed by the
most reliable Chemists in the United Staca and pronounced
hv them h contain Iodine than mineral water Yet
discovered LtnoLS 4 DEWEY. irePts
inly Is liNkclw
Ron Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

UNITED WITH THE CnrRcn--On Sunday. July l..
about 80 persons who pioessed rcli an nj the late
revival in Lewisburg. united themselves with the
Presbyterian church. About 100 OF lie converts ut
that revival says the Chronicle eallcady Joined
indicated their purpose to join the church. aud We
suppose there are many more who will 90 aud 40
likewise We understand that some intend uniting
themselves with the Baptist church, and few NAV
join the Episeopaans. OF the converts, perhaps TO
have connected themselves with the NJ L. Church
South
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

At TIE resdenee Of Lewis Page (hi' grand athetJ
on Sunday, the 18th day of July, l857 WALTER Law
Is, of VIM C. Page of Scottsville Va, aged eight
months aud ten days
suffer little children to come unto me, and fol bid
them not for of such s the Kingdom Of Heaven.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

EXTRAORDINARY SALE.-The GAINESVILLE Tobacco
Plant SAYS: The estate OF Alexander Moore, of Hall
tax county vas appraised Immediately after his death
in 1850 at between S2l 900 and S22 900. The ex-
,cutor Woodson Hughes, EST, kept the eState to-
peiher until October, 1885, when he made sale OF the
whole property at public auction for cash. or for
bonds well secured bearing interest from date. The
estate at the time OF the sale, consisted OF loo
acres Of land aud 10 slaves. Five of these slaves were
old and decrepid. aud we're an ncumbranee From
the year 1850 TO 1856 several likely slaves had died.
SO that altogether there had been no increase. ANA
ve. This nronerty apprascd in 1850 at 500, 900 was
sold at public auction for cash its equivalent Tor
the immense sun OF $4,000 1t will be thus seen
that the property had more titan tripled its value IN
the brief space of five years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
MAY 23rd, III
GEORGE NJ. RtCKER,

EgAS Just received the following very desirable goods
which he invites the attention Of his
buyers If Dry Goods generally
SILK Frnges and Tae buttons assorted color matrh
Black MORE Antique Ribbon dor trimming 5asquog)
Plaid and Checked Giugham4,
Black Tamltan. "a beautiful Dress goods for mourning)
Blue Maria Louise Pea f,reon and Black Muusns
Steel Spring Skirts, assorted styles very dosrabeJ
Whalchone do
MORE Antique and Lace Mane livery beautiful
extremely chcap1
Black Chanill Lace Nantes, lin great variety)
Irish Linens, Hosiery Alexander's Kid Gloves, &C.
All # which will be sold extremely low. Those wishing TO
avail themselves OF the benefits resulting from the price
sgsp viii find their greatly promoted by calling aud
making their purchases from tins House. G.. NJ. Il.
may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

Mr.. James Hodge purchased two years ago, of vi
mond Townes, tract of land Of 4s4 a.ies. living
South Of Roanoke River, in Mecklcnburg county, for
$4,000 at that time regarded an enormously HIGH
sale Recently he has sold it to Mr. lltnte .alse for
the sum of $4,000 cash. being an advance Of nearly
fifty per cent in this brief period Mr. tloGee had
worked the land for only two years We understand
that his two crops together net him about $1,000 -
This is making money fast enough, aui Is hut Il sim
pie illustration OF the great pros gtft aud success
with which the farming interests OF our country lave
been favored in recent times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
ECE CRHsIsrv nuHHrt!- uAs~EH''
,g7lsut,Ave.EsT Am nEsypuaNO NAV


GFAtlOBY N THE UNITED TrAEES, NORTH
or SouIIIhc Factory of thickefnR q Sons ehtab
shcd in l-3 hy Jonas thkerng audup o. the
has furnished lHOon PIANOS. For the exhibition of theao
the United States and England they have been awarded cov
Gold Medals Seventeen silver Medal Four bronze Medals
wherever these inrnmens have been brought
on with those Of other they have invariably
taken the highest premium The great pianist ThplLurg
whose performances have been delghng the country, cxh
It's his preference by usng Them all occasions, Persons
wbhug good and reliable instrument viii lind heir
crcs to call for sell Pianos the
facturcrs prices. m. i. GREENE & co.
jcGt
RlAKEK's BaErEH'~, for snIch,
ED j. II. THOMPSON & CO.
tx nrtpg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

OFFER FOR THE HyGEM.--We understand that Mr.
Separ has lately received an offer of $40 900 for ON,
half of the Hotel property at Old Point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
HECTOR DAVIS.


fbR THE SAIE pF MICROBES
or the hoUsc htag ocrppiai ~ FffH9iN NptFfSoH tdpt
tip Sifeet. Rts4Mmfd Ia
Nui1. cudraser ty srfri attention tho intcrrst Of
hoso"nt listing thet tnsoess 10 HIM, merit the pat
rouagc So hnraly bestowed en thu late tuiim
DAVIS md euei> the patronage 4 the public generally
har" jail ct my aud II board all Nrruos ntcudvd
Tor my sales at 10 cents lerdaY. HECTOR DAVIS.
fHNE Subscriber most ebenruv recommends Mr. lIcctur
Davis 70 his friends # l,nehhurg aud It's vicinity, aud
Jyso for him She true representation al ther mtcros and
,"Ha for him their patronage 4 MY OFFICE win he at
hr Auction EooMr on Franklin Strer Richmond. Va, where
VIII be happy Ia meet with my niens visiting Richmond tor
the PUrposc Of selling Ncgt6es Il. II. DAVIS
lD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

CRops IS.LEwis CorNrY.-We were Informed a
few days since, 10y very intelligent gentleman who
is an extensive grzter aud farmer, that the crop Of
wheat this year in that county is unprecedented IN
quantity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

YOUNG LADY FOUND DRowNED.-At eight o.
clock ON Sunday morning the body of an unknown
female was found on the beach at Cedar Grove.
Staten Island. Hensy II. Weed. Esq, brought
the intelligence to Coroner Vanderbilt. of Staple
ton, who repaired TO the beach to hold an inquest
on the body. The Coroner recognized in the
counterance of the young lady resemblance TO
some of his acquaintances in that section. 1t
was subsequently ascertained that the deceased
was Miss Annette Eeberf, daughter of Mr.. Cor
nelieuS Egbert, n respectable farmer residing
near Black Horse Tavern. The young lady, Mt
three O'Clock inthe morning. left her mothers
care, stating that he going into the yard;
instead If which ,he started ior the beach to ter.
inmate her existence. The sad EVENT. is tracea-
bile to partial insanity, which has afflicted Der for
some time past. She was % years of age. Yer
dict rendered in accordance with the facts brought
to hight n. T. Her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

correspondent from the Red Sweet Springs says
ave are having delightful time. The number of
visitors at the time write are lG0, many of them in
senrch Of pleasure. The fare is Is good ,sn.s,, IA
Ind anywhere, aud everything looks favorable for
PROSPEROUS season. These tlatterng reports from
our mountain retreats speak well for them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

gussgas Watching PLACE u new epen for
The reception OF visitors II ~ situated near the summit
the Alcsbauy Mountain In the County of Montgomery
Virginia shout ~ miles om Chansburg Depot ON the Nir-
gina 4 Iennesseo Railroad
persons seeking health pleasure this place nnords ono
the where he found in the
Virginia The powerful curative properties Of the
long established fnrnil cntaneoua Diseases
the Stomach aud nnwcs II probably exeels any
In state Chronic narrha lis regarded a eeihe
A. hay .i9 la&de 10 convey visitors 10
AMI the Springs IN alendI tapf tt@se tnasheA man
aged careful experienced drivers Also eNtn line
Goaee4 will be kept In readiness % To any n Tie Al
laetnt watering, or othnr platU Of resort
Hoard per mouth $i2
THoS n FowIKEs)
! T. EDMuNpsOH, : ffoprietors
q. T.. GARDNER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
citp auO Statr aTairs.

NoRE Hen PRIcEs FOR ToBAcco.-Messrs John II
4 Samuel Tyree sold yesterday, at Martins Ware.
h,pse lot OF tobacco raised in North Carolina by
Charles Hendriek for the very high price of sl2l Der
hundred weight Purchased by liolcombe x Waller