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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
ANIIAMLE TRAaTOELANn NNOOrm-



Lk PROPERTY foR SA1E-By authority of the
WHO the lat" Samuel I brown 1wf, Tuesday, the 18th
day e April 1871 al u o'clock II fir. II not the next fair
day except Sunday aud Monday sell public auction the
pies The valuable Tract Land which the said
samuet hown resided the county bedford Tho tract
Is situated 81 otter River aud the Rocky Mount 1Drnrko,
about miles " London, l. miles nom isnehhnrg
AMI 10 miles t'm the Forest Depot on the Va Tenn Kali
road aud contains by 40 and fraction The
nnd OF excellent qualify Ntraufday fertility, has. for
the asl been under iuiettns
system OF improvements and Ia eNeelet heart, aud
h>ahy good condition, Presenting sntaeu nnbhpafcd and
not "orh uNccIa lew Witch aaah be rcstattd
The tact It's southern border bounded by Otter
River WIN low grounds producing heavy Of Tobacco
From tue tow grounds the ulands nin. not abruptly
sent Tor The most fields with Southern aspect II
umate that about half tho cleared The ether
half ia goueray heavily mb,cd has gfoNth Indicating tho
fertility ot the soil and large ha the best
Tobacco land In the county ncsc otter hvcr the bor
der The tract Hutereotel by uhuf streams ahang
good deal ot Meadow land aud contains present good
meadow The Improvements consist ri hands"me Trick
Dwelling House With ncud Carriage House.
lee House, ONCE Cabins Raru. Sano rafn House Ae Tho
tract In excellent neighhthoud aud II Noull Dee cult
To hna In this ~ the satv betcI aet Tor the enltsa
ton Of Tobacco on grain
Mr. Alexander Irvine Mr. rnglmau tuhlS or MUIR w
W Andrew being in the immediate neifheod VIII sho" tho
land Ia those who wish so Sveit There Ia on 1t enw
ing crop :" wheat though not large aud Hn' ispafa
ton Will be made other crIs The Will be sold
tn or IN two parcels shall -c,m lost the day OF SALE
when tho terms VIII he made known.
Al the sau,c time aud place commencing At loounek A.
viii he sold the Slaves Cattle Stock torn and other pohable
property Of the SAID : I Brown decd
ROM. J DAVIS.
Admr with the Nil annexed oi :. / Brown doed
mar lidc"dA ctiapl
Postpone
Tito above 'nr viii take place tdno aay the 18th April
49, aud IN other rpeeta o,dnE the foregoing
RuBf J. PAWS. Adh'r sc OF $. 4 II.
Ken AMI Nr'ori sentinel lmnr 10 dcudA ctlaapl
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NatW DIZZY l.O9tps.
MARCH "sth. lsA7.
GEORGE VI. sNEtIS,

INNcIIBl' RG. ".
ESlECrFULlN calls the attention Of his customers and
q the public To the very Stock NrHg aud
Sam1 Fancy and Staple prg Goods heng received aud
opened by him In calling the attention ei The buyers Of Dry
Goad this truly desirable stock may be safely Hud that
unusual exercised the selection Of The entire stock
meet the OF all (ns well Ia the cheaper tho bet
grade OF goods lrtnF rash
trade, nso that prompt and responsible shall
fer thcniurc That policy the Aa my Rnod winch
will secure the confidence OF the customer and prcBy
the interest all who buy goods ITS hoped thnt
all persons buying bry Goods will avail Themselves
portnnity To- call aud examine this stock her Ing they viii he
convinced that their interest win lac greatly promoted fy Tho
system Of hunesa adopted by this House. hutof one PrfaHg
as-dtsIf g NJ Il
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IA li.S NEWS.
s".sr rom eabf",a,a Heavy Arrival 81 Gold
-Fnrtac' from Nscaragua-lmpOrsnntN New.
from New s.reuudn

To" Nv W" '-fe""""'
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MI - : 80 y ~ e'''io "ia oa'es 10 'he -ou
Tl pli ~ go
oo,h -. - - s" W. ~" iian,.''o "i '"e
AL - ~ 4'e"'e VI s'ss"' "o''oeh'
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al 'TV'.' :" '"e ''1,'' P''Son "t'r siaTNlnE'
,la ~ '' appropriated q''oo0 ior
MI 'e,',' i........ ,,,...
i"9' W. ''P''' "s. ""ese PIoaueeJ "'u au-
'" ~ "u' gu '"''s 80 per eh''
=, 'o"' "e>''"'N - PEI es"'' S"P'i""o qu''eu Ut
Fipp.z.e,, ,.y..,
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Sound Dues Treaty agreed t"-A R"mor Corrr'

WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Administration
assented to the Danish Sound Dues treaty. Sat
urday.
The rulnor-l appointment of Abraham Renker
of North Carolina. to the Governorship of New
Mexico IL incorrect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-15

QUEBEC, Apli l}.-An cIccn"nliot took p'ac
at ST. Rochr> on Saturday, in which the polio
were beaten off and the military obliged 10 b
called out
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-15

PHILADELPHIA, PA. April l3.-Ex President
Pierce has gone to New Hampshire and will re-
turn here on saturday. His wife remains here.
Her health is Improving.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE April llth.-Fiour firm Mt 50 81
Wheat aud Corn unchanged.
New YORK, April llth.--flour buoy ant STATE s.
81 to - Il. Southern ST Is to - 10. Wheat
hrm. Corn better Mixed 7lcts. Stocks dull aud
hover Virginia 6'S %
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rs SihIsDN- NJ slhiN
SIMPSON 4 IsROTIBf3Es,

SIMPSON y BROTHER,
sia,, at the e. oidcn E'ndlocL.
MNN Sfu-Er, LYNCuHunGz VA.
W. are now receiving our entire Spring and summer
w purchases Of Il mngham and sheffield Hardware, and
from the Manufacturers OF ou own country an extensive as
American Goods. The OF which purchased
ior Ca-h ON the most favorable terms.
assortment Is unusually complete and feel assured
viii bear favorable comparison with any Ia the country, en-
hraCiHE
EI.HT AND FANCY EIAKDN ARE,
Guns ms. I G"s and and S l'si 1d6Ee-
eg g itihes, Pistols, Carpenters. nTT91sHG# A Mb "
tS1-~H---" Smiths, WheeiN right
MIlwrgts aud Tanners Ions Saddlery Carriage AMI bug
~ r. urs springs and Wagon Axcs, Hunting aud Fish
ing le Hai1ng Materials Hoe 4 Co.'S celebrated Cmcn
lar aud pr4ht at Saws Farming Utensils Gnm and Heap
Packing. Lea her Boiling Lace l., athcr Cali skins, shoe
Makers Findings. and Tools # most every description
HOUSE FIKNiSH1NG FOODS,
Floor aud Table Oh Cloths Plated Goods etwarraucd
quality Brtana and Block lin Ware, window Shades, Gt
B9uis aud Pins Nnnd Willow and Hollow Ware g.
with renewed assurances Of ability and determination
a soil any rciulu house whatever aud thanking
any past ftynrs and those they may extend To
the future confidently solicit the patronage of gen
tr'us IuhIir SIMPSON BRo.
Oets will receive prompt and careful attention
Iid&ris
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GEN ERAl.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!

NOW Is TIE TINE TO ADVERTISE!
To thr ucrchnntL Mechanics aud Professional
uem al LynchbWrg.
IT.. PERSONS wishing advertise their 81 S1NESS
= PROFESSION IN the following papers, tor which am
Agent each Of them having 1AHaE CIRCULATION In the
Nts.vrn aud south Western counties Virginia and East
Tennessee, will please call On
BNbWNLOW IS KNOXVILLE tTcnn) WING.
NINpICAIpR, Joucaborough Tenn.
VALLEY STAR, Lexington, Va.
Vii"iSnaH,' abingdon. Va
BEbFoRD SEN liNEl. Liberty, Va
SALlM Err Salem, Va
plMoCkAf / r....,,I. Va
VALLEY " mo, '"'"' ""
MpN IGoMERY HERALD, ,,,.,.,,....t.... A..
WESTERN STAR, ''""'"s''e ""
Wy .nLNii.LE TELEGRAPH }wvihcylle, Va.
FLOYD CITIZEN Floyd Court House, Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT, iuion Monroe county, Va
Persons wishing 10 advertise of the above papers. will
fnd II 10 their to call the office the
INnchhutE Nrgman, UP sfAiKs, where contracts viii be
made aud advertisements ToRW At,nIp WITHOUT DELAY.
will also receive and forward advertising any paper
Ia the uicd States a W ADDllI,
aIt Foreman Nirgintau Dftco.
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Enter srot,, Esavanu.

New YORK, April 81 he steamer Empire
CITY. from Havana on the Sth inst, arrived here
10 day. Sugars had advanced.
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B ! I Il l. L 4 r \ p II.
From II KANSAS.

ST Loe<. April ll-Adsioes from kansas say
thai the u puintmcnt OF Walker MS Governor is un-
satisfactory 10 the Frees Stale meu, who regard 1t ms
favorable toskaery. Ihwlessness is beginning to be
pNhIhII.I I
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NEW IoRs. April ith.-rhe steamer "Borussia
has ami ed here.
LATEST.
LWERrool, March 2l,-coton is steady sales for
two days o,o00 bales
Cousols a3fd93I.
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SALES BIZ AUCTION.
FUTURE DAVIS.

yHyVufsTEE's sAEE.-ny virtue Of - deed Of
h Trust executed tn by Andrew J. Ddlakc, bearing
date the h September ls1 and Of record In the Clerks o
dee Of the ustngs Iynohburg will sell, at public
auction in front Market House In the said city Of Lynch
burg on Tuesday the lih of April next at II o'clock A.
all the Andrew j. DdakoH interest in the estate rea
aud personal of his father the late Henry pdake-ho SAID
heng undv ded and the said Andrews part being
one. nnth-the whole being subject 10 the widows dover
Ttras the expenses Of sale cash for the balance.
credit IT daysnegoiiabe notes satisfactorily endorsed
,,o,'ir,d al ,b. pnrc hsser AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE,
,,,r ~ .l,v Trustee.
Post pone mcut.
above sale II postponed until Saturday the lsh inst
ap Is It thSs
NrAlSABI.E HOIsE AND LOT for SALE
IIv virtue o a doeota order of the Circuit Court Of
vnehbutg the November Term thereof 1856
IN the OF " HIS Lea iIn,wnly Ac., G NJ Meredith
aud others, the undersigned appointed Commissioners
horcn will Saturday the sh day Of the present month,
premises proceed sell the House and Lot In the
coo,ngs mentioned TlsIe Is situated on lth Street and
Alley occupied by Henry Meredith sr has good
Dwelling House upon IT, with otter out houses
There is asn a good well of upon the Lot
ThRMs-A credit OF sx anl twelve months will be given
except much cash may lie necessary dofray tho
Of sale) the purchaser giving negotiable saac
tory endorsed aud title retained until final made
JNo SLAUGHTER. co,,,.s
Il II CHRISTIAN. ) ''"''''
M q
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ACCIDENT AND DFaTH.--He regret to learn, says
the DtPafca, that Mr.. J'ha Watkins, est'mahIe
young man, met with fearful accident in lienrico
county, last Friday afternoon, which cost him his
lie lie was engaged in Wer.h's Coke Pit, in sink
ing new shaft when large stone fell upon him
Tom above, killing him instantly. Mr. ". hndmany
ttlendS in this city who will rcceive.this announce
mel't OF his untimeiy end with heartfelt sorrow.
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.t.,,Ani.Enou.E ANn LOT for .nlc.-
BY " NJ. IL. MOSBY.
I AmGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or

II
IL HOTEL fIRNITuRE AC--Hy virtue Of deeds
executed by Measrs Wells hyde tho undersigned
scNrIay duly recorded In the Clerks office of the Hastings
Of the ty of ynrhhurK and for the therein
specified they Viii, Thursday the 10th day of April 1897
day to day until the sale be completely sell at pub
lie auction the highest bier the entire stock and
elegant Hotel Furniture IN the Norvel House In the city
ot LvnehbnrR consisting Of variety 10 10 found In
first class Hotel This splendid lot of Furniture Is all
recently purchased In the Northern Markets and In
worthy the attention at all persons such proper
detailed statement AM description viii be furnished
the Auetioneo VIM Hamilton persons
more specific Information
TthNs-,ash all under go snms that
credit months negotiable satisfactorily endorsed
Ttis ale made by the written cousrut OF Mesns W ellis
Hyde tlIlSWEfL BARNEY, Trustee.
mp dtliap 4 /. MpSBN, Trustee.
llI
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MOTHER TELEsRAPH TO LnSennuRG We lean
,f,t a Teegralihie Line from Alexandria to LYNCH
rr is now being projected aud will be in operation
:, the course of i few months.
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Jury HOTEL.
~ Main street, I.ynchbug, w..

~ Main street, Iynchbug, VA.
JONI y. HAWKINS Proprietor.
This house long known tho Union Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired and opon for the reception %
transient aud day bnarrs The location IL of the
delightful In the city and visiting Lynchburg will
find the city Hotel In department and eomfor
table House Every attention Will be paid Guests calcutta
ted To render them comfortable and happy this establish
Tho subscriber respectfully socts share Of public
patronage. JOHN r. HAWKINS
N B--Seyeral families DO furnished with hna, airy
accommodating terms. }. y. Ii.
mNr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-15

- So I've are now opening the Spring
tS e OF sot; and Dress Hats which we will take pleas
mar "a - showing MCDONALD & HOOPER.
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= EIt n WHITEHEAD,
DguHgisgs and a not lsec nrscs.

STNOTuutH n WHITEHEAD,
- Druggists and a pOthec aries,
HANK SQUARE, LYNCHbUKo, Va,
Have hand anl will regular
TO- large and complete assortment Of Drugs Dye sui Os
Paints. Glass Fancy Articles &c, &c which they invite
the attention of buyers.
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt filling Of
their orders with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prepare
lions manufactured by themselves purchased from
Liable prices that will leave inducemen
of tho State Any article hand furnished tho shortest
notice WIN. 4. STROTHER,
fob T. WHITEHEAD.
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mo. ~. n SAMUEL TYREE.
- Conn mission Merchants,
LyNCHBuRa, VA,
odcr their services to the planters md the public generally
The sale of Tobacco Wheat Flo and other produce They
that experience of 10 will enable them
IN give general satifacou Their ONCE Ia Younger
smha few doors from tho tho Banks which enables them
To pny the Planters for their Tobacco without delay
JNo II. n SAMli TYREE.
fob 2Gd&cly
HENRY -. FLOOD, Attorney at Law. will
y attend all tho Courts of the city of Lynchburg
counties of Amherst AppomaitoN, Bedford and Campbell
~ IL
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NJ '
"a sale public auction Tuesday the Plat April
al clock In the evening that valuable wolng House
atcd on Federal ll In tho occupancy OF r. G. s. Fer
gusuu. lsq Terms made known on day Of sale
A. ToMrkINS, Cash,
q DADNEN Ireat
AZ Gcftalnp JAS. . WILLIAMS, Treas
a. As,E Of n Valuable Slnsc.-U y virtue - de-
~ 'rUtnl order Of the Circuit Court Amherst County
Directed the Nooll aud undeaRn
ed commissioners appointed by ia Decree will
the -th day o the month, April proceed sell
Nov tfn in said decree mentioned trent of tho Market
llat4p This boy ia young. likely aud very valuable
IINMseNropt much eaah viii pay expenses OF sao,
negotiable ut four monha Hntlstnctuy nndurHed.
RpBF A. CoGlIiLl. ,,,,,..
l. u. CHRISTIAN, ) '''" ~
np lJtnwtlsap
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GNdtsE GOK GRAY uAIR.-Wc have
~ just received a fresh supply OF
lIuri-ons Han bye, in 81 10 and 81 50 Boxes
EltohcOrs g" "
Itn'n's Magic lIar bvc,
AlrNnudcr's Trleobaphc.
Prot Moods Hair Restorative, much used,
Mr.. Aliens Hair Rcstorcr.
Also lrcopherous POmaums Hair Oils Hair rons In great
variety to which invite the attention Of those In need
j IL. THOMPSON a co,
np II d& es Apothecaries aud Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-15

JSo. u. LANaioRNE j. Il. HoLcomBE.
n ANliHOKNE n 1uOD.COMBE.
IL Unnkcr- and Exchange Brokers,
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets Lynchburg, Va, Will
collect and remit Mt the lowest rates of Exchange They will
pay the highest market price Land Warrants Northern
Exchange Coin and Incurrent Money.
REFER TO
Tho Presidents and Cashiers Of the several Banks Lynch
burg Mcssia II IL Mnury Co, Measrs Paro, Richmond
Messrs Johuson Bros Co, Snml Harris g. Sons Josiah
Ice Il Co, baltimore; Mossrs Farnham, Kirkham Co,
broxol a Go Philadelphia Messrs Vanbcck Read Drex
ell j. " ard y Co, Lees Waller, New York
81 ~
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Il Al \ + | \ q.
yEyIlE SIgSCRIBERS their thanks 10
,tr and the public tor the liberal pat1'nagr cx-
tcnG the last twelve months would II "riiuy
they still gtaay and rt1nP l. fefNr All,
ei,, country, who may cntrust ' work To our
care assuring pains shall be spared H give urc
sal,l, both work and price. We do all lnd Of
imt and marble aud yield tn" palm to none for
rauiv hu~h We personally attend Ia all work,
rom tno conatry thankfully received and promptly
tr,ul. ditto We will also Whten Walls, Hang Paper Paint
aud uhe ouI selves u.s. ul IA orr u-uoss
in cular shop at the old stand ol g Hardy,
.Isridrc street Main where ho found n n mcs
god assortment of Chairs, Safrs Cribs Table, a..
ap6d&citts G. II. HARDY BRO.
II INSsaBIRs. PIANgNd: AND EDsSD-
~ ING hlIIS.-BEENIIAM MORGAN 4 CO. CON the
Basin above Ctas WorksJ LYSCHBuRG W. mauutI'tu-
rers of SASH Blind, and Doors Dressed Lumber and Mud.
n-s Plain and Ornamental Saving, Brackets and Scroll
Work, Turning &c iaPr cry
ArEW COPARTNEEsssIIP.-H hive this
associated ourselves grher unlc' the stNe and firm
BI4NHAN. MORGAN Co and taken the establishment
occupied hy Morgan turlc q Durham aud rcittrl
r With the most improN c1 mat hlnery i thu purpose
ii conducting a general CARPENTERS AND JOINING
1T >INE-S together with the sash Blind Door and Mould
Mandatory Dressing and Matching Flooring, Coll
would invite contractors and others wishing 10
build give call intend keeping hand aud ma
kiug order AL kinds Of port, carpenters "orh a. cheap
can he mad elsew here
addressed Bunham, Morgan q Go. vii meet
prompt attention
shop OF basin bank, above the Gas Factory.
W t. BliRhHAM,
: q. MORGAN.
Iyuchbulr. Jan. 10th, lea7. r. G. BURKioLDER.
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cas4 ffsay. FURNITURE! FURNGrURE!!
HxsN5 Grateful for past fsyors the subscriber would
fl@}-1k5 return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie generally. and inform them that he
has hand and constantly adding thereo) large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by skilf work
the best material aud finished In the
trabc His Stock embraces every article usually got
Ten IN the most extensive manufactures
lie Socitsa call from those wishing to purchase feeling
sured that he and viii give satisfaction regard both
price and quality oi work.
Hair and Shnck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD j. FOLKES,
Warerooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty
house. and d&ctsif
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NEItNEHsb {" hire. tor thr present ''"' 4"
ian
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fHNE undersigned hdawlng from the business long
conducted by them In this city mako their grateful
Acknowledgements the public for the liberal patronage
ed upon them They happy to know that they will bo
succeeded by gentlemen Of the strcest integrity of business
experience and capaowh0m they confidently
daily recommend to their late patrons firm with which Il
Will be safe aud pleasant have transactions One of tho
members Mr Whaling has been for time principal
salesman, and Is entirely familiar with the trade
We win be found old stand prepared to close up
business and request all who and all who have claims
against forward and settle
feb gd&cs j d. GREGORY a co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

The New. Orleans newspapers are respondent
with the details of William Walkers ovation,
the slories Of which were only dmly and dubl-
ousy foreshsdowed by the telegraph. The re-
porters, not having anything practical of the
lobe joyful" description to publish, drew largely
upon their imagination, and by singular trans
mogrifcation hailed tie conquered as a cOnquerOr
"a style of proceeding which will be infinitely en-
couraping to all defeated iliibusters aud other I'M
fortunate hi.hwaymen. To extract brood from
turpip has heretofore been held f. be beyond the
chemistry Of a Liebig nor has the extraction Of
sunbeam. from cUcumbers been cOnSidered an
operation particularly practicable; but something
more astounding than either Of these eats has been
exhibited by the ingenuity OF the people of Sew-
ORLEANS. who have managed to found an ovation
uron the NicarsgUan discontinue of King
WDHOm. One could hardly believe in such pre-
pcsterous triumph, if the desert tiOns were not
well authenticated. The Delta is particularly jubl-
liant, and exhibits the purest command OF the
"biahfaluiin" style. Its report reads Ike NapO-
comic tulletin-with difference. "The gallant
young American was welcomed, as a brave war
"rer should be welcomed, BY the laundering and
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IRE RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, june j, 1897.
The railroad celebration in this city to-day was mag
nifcent. The eXcursonists landed at the levee amid
the salutes of artillery and escorted to carriages
and omnibuSes and conveyed through the main streets
10 the Agricultural Fair grounds attended by the MIL
tarv. The procession was two miles long The coz.
ereeation at the Amphhester was immense. The
building holds 600 people, and is the most complete
of the kind in the United States. The military, fire.
men. Turner'S and others passed in review before q
guard Of citizens, crowding the Amphitheater to its
utmost capacity. An Grafton delivered by Judge
Bates Dinner ensued and the representatives Of the
different States were toasted and responses made.
Pennsylvania was toasted, but the speakers expected
did not answer.
Professor Mitchell responded in an amusing speech
for Ohio.
Ex.Gov. Reynolds responded for Illinois.
Virginia was represented by Jno X. Thompson, ESQ.
Baltimore Md was ably represented by Mr..
Frazier.
Other guests were loud in praise of the bounteous
Inequalities of the citizens, which they said cculi
never be forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

bred Scott was formerly the slave Of Ir. Emer-
son Of Missouri, who died several years since.
John +. A. Sanford of this city (receDtly deceased)
was his executor, and we presume did In that ca
pacity what he believed his duty as an honorable
upright man. Finding bred Scott enumerated
among the legal cha;tels Of the deceased, lie re-
sisted the claim of bred to be declared free by law
and the Courts of Missouri and OF the unlted States
have-we think most upjustly-oyerruIed bred
claim 10 be his own master. We do not know
that ANYBODY ever blamed Mr.. Sanford for his
course in the premises.
Mrs. Emerson. the widow of DR.. Emerson, Is
now the wife of the Hon. {. c. Chafee, an Anti
| Slavery Member of Congress from Massachu'ett''
and, with her daughter, Miss Emerson inheritS
the property OF her deceased husband We pre-
sumo the larger portion goes to the daughter, the
smaller 70 tbe mother: but we know nothing on
that subject But, until the executor snail nave
concluded has abors in the premises the estate Is
| that of the deceased Dr. Emerson, ana MS alone.
| That il neither is nor is to oe-at least,
| 80 long as Miss Emerson sur'lves-thst
of Mr.. Cbaffee, nobody who knows anything
Of law or equity can pretend 10 doubt.
| And vet DIR. Chaffee has been assailed, from one
end Of the country to the other as the owner of
bred Scott, therefore the real party defendant in
| he suit for his liberty, aud responsible for his
continuance in bondsge! In fact he was utterly
ignorant tina, bred Scott existed, down TO the pres
| emf yesr: and even Mrs. Chsffee, to whom he had
been Il servant, supposed him dead throughout last
year, aud vas only apprised in eoIuAFy' 1851,
| that The Drsd Scot. about whom the great law suit