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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08

- " at W holestle, by STEVENSON who
h"' = my y" ~ $40 a superb Stock, embracing French German,
n'.Isn III american fabrics, all u which have been selected
WIN great care ana attention by one of the irln. at til. very
lowest cash prices. w.!
a ore inviting Stock for the wants of the North Carolina
ana Virginia trade cannot he exhibited Marin, , S.r.t ~
fdhctuai ana Responsible buyers are invited tn pive opr
20 - una ana Judse Tor themselves OF the stylcs
""u ~ No. "a u 90 Sycamore Strset
't ~ Ar-h1A-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08

AZ MOND, VA, are prepared to make liberal advances on
consigunouts ut MANUFACTURE AND LEAf TOBACCO, and
produce generally, to the address of tb9ir friends, Messrs
Brumm,l y Registers, M. % NaIrr trees. NJ" York. -
Shipments 10 Mcssrs bruIumrl n IeysirI,, through orr
house, will b. torwardpd Itee OF charge
' Z R4NsTER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08

'SNo BHE We offer for anil. -.
rates Adanlattina Candle,. Is, u ana lis. Ialow ,,iII,.
20 d." Ii anu l "heA Soaps, q y. ad Fine SAT-. Green am
BACK Teas, Clover and Herds SEED. ""
Jan Its IA. 1 hAhbY A 90 p.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

~ H vould Sc( Istes551 80 -
81 disennlioa. bDk hoped - hsisg ~ -.
1912 at1eotlR IT, II
IA O6: Wnhn Aspl &6se $3.50 TIT thd
restrietioa - ssedits oIbnt VOID not be pui.
1cieAf. The great want u tie Gmo has
been paper currency everywhere accepta-
BILE. Such currency would have gone .
great way TO alleviate the existing evil
such currency should be obtained In some
way or other.
On motion Of Mr.. James Lawrence the
resolution was laid on the table for the pres
emit Mr. Lawrence. after reviewing the ar
guments which had been put forward, ssid
that he thought simple and cffectual way
would be for Eastern creditors to imrort
produce at once, the produce being as good
as the gold
On motion Of William b. Reynolf- Il was
voted that when tho meeting adj arr, il be
until Wednesday ev ening next
Mr.. Calender said he had hoped to get
nm expression Of Cpl Union upon the subject
Of aiding Western merchants to forward
their produce. lie had prepared series
Of resolutions upon the subject. but would
withhold them tor the present
Mr.. Hills, Of davenport, Iowa, urged tina,
Eastern men should aid the West in forward
lug its produce, and said that in this way
she could pay her debts.
A committee Of five wa appointed to re.
port definite subjects for discussion at the
next meeting.
At II few minutes past ten o'clock, the
meeting adjourned until Wednesday evening
next
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

kTWc make room for the pro-
oeedings Of late meeting Of the Bos-
toi Board of Trade, At which our Eel
low citizens, Hon. Geo. b. Sargent and
Richard i. Hill were present, and took
m active part in discussing measures
70 be s'loptcd for the re-opening Of q
uninterrupted commercial intercourse
With the west. Let it be read with
care by. every citizen. Strong efforts
will undoubtedly be made to move
eastward the immense products Of the
wcst. Mr.. Sargent's speech is in every
way worthy Of the man, and We trust
is force will be duly recognized, and
the ideas il conveys adopted by both
cast aud w.st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this risce In the
~ business Of SILVIA h BnAss PLArsxs opposes
to fl all orders for hne silver yiatcd Uar Plates,
Door Ano0s, BEL Puils, Butts Enmberg, PA'es AID
Figures adopted % the use OF poors al church
Psvs. Lghtnins Rods Points, wf,lanw a. i. carri-
see and Harness trimmings yiatAd 10 orl.r OF hort
noocs. Al vork warranted equal 10 the ;~.s.
WILLIAM o'kgkAA,
ssaa4 $1,000. . aa,ra
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
Thousands vi koils 81 Wall Paper
IRON TEN CENTS Asp UPWARDS,

For Sale IN Lots to sgi' Purchasers.
DORDFRS, Fircbosrd Print ster Ornaments,
- Window sLsdes, Gold TraHsIAnnt and tesnti-
ful, Paper Curtains, plain, gree, due. buff and a.
CURED, NJ very how prices. w. ar pliadepi.x Pa
per Hangers, and hang every .tJisd paper who
would be with bare walls, whtr ~ San have your
houses papefed and male cpuia NJ tor triGe
isiis. Rooms, Ceilings and pe Awe Pspcring
done IN q style not u be exce,;As
Please call on Second street. rrfr = Rock leland
SngaH ~ 4 sON.
July23d Paper Dealers sna pas snK-rs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
Bssstssess Directory.
silver Plating and Bell Hanging

Dssstssess directory.
silver Plating and Bell Hanging.
"m " N EAhA..s.. csa " e., "a
Commercial College.
LOPEZ n PRATT. Cor 3d ar PER-
CrOckery and Glassware.
l.. j.. holCoMB ..LeClelfe 0oa
Banking and Exchange.
DoolAN n STUMP. ................Nsin 81
AACkLOTT CoRBlN... Cor Second nd Brady
COOK n Neutrality-suspicious. and s,,on,
MCGRE6OR, LAW rs \ BLAkEnURE.,Nla Main
ChuBB. BRO, BARROW 4 co.. .Cor Nam I'd sts
rALLMAN, TOWERS y AoLEAN..... ABOVE p o.
Land Agents.
ALLEN 4 CLARK........P. o. Building, Brady $,
NICHOLAS, iSBElL CO................Aain t,
Insurance Agencies.
II. +. MITCHELL. door Above Post Offc.
IL. b. HOFFMAN. ...................Aain street
Dry Gseds.
CHAMPION \ SON Cor. I'd. & Brady SITS
c wADSwORTH I'd st; opposite LeClaire Hcus,
Ii. IL SMITH,. Corner % and BIZ atiy
w. lNSLEE...... ................k NO IL. LcClairt
Wooden Pumps,
J, q. SHOREY, Third street
Clothing.
SAMUEL PERRY ............... Opp. Post One
J. s. DRAKE \ co.. Main, 2:doors bel. 2d st
DRY Goods and Groceries.
N. u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2nd, near Brady 81
Watches 4 Jewelry.
4. 9. BILLION. LeClaire Row
X. h J. EELSON............... Brady, above ID
Bssks 4 Stationery.
q. W. ELLIS & CO............No. LeCIaire Row
ELI ADAMS. Near Post Once
Hats 4 Caps.
As ASTON .... ID st. opp. IeClaire House
CIV NERDER...........SAc oI,i street, east Brady
AuctisnleAnd Commission.
II. ". MORRIS. Second ST., above -serry
N. II. HALL Co... cor Front h Brady
LINDSEY I'D ST., east of Brady
Wholesale Grscers.
EVANS, CHEW \ CO.............Cor % & Perry
sURR SWIFT. BRADY St, bet. Trout and Second.
~ SALLkLL Co..............Cor. ID h Perry.
NJ AN =" AnCARN.. .............. burrows Block
IA :" "A-'-oso... .No.I0 lie Claire Row
eea's arh-hing Gseds.
A. s. ASTON 80. ID .. on, rs<,,.,,e uo,,o
W vERDER. = eat =, I Sras
Bosts 4 She's.
MOORE l. GARRETT. .Braas bet. Oh A Al
Tobacco Cigars.
N. kUHNEN.. ...................2d st neA- nr>av
stoves TinWafe.
GRAHAM EARLY. Cor. Front 4 Main 81
GILLETr ................ Brady 81, bet. End 4 ,,
The Iswa Agricultural Depot.
NoURsE, b vRlLE ..........o cor Front 4 y ISLAM,
| Leather ahd snac.ery Hardware.
hAlGhT' SEARS 4 BECKETT. ..2nd st east Brad
Fsrnissre, Masrsssss anA UpAslsssvy.
| MCNEIL 4 BROTHER
wholesale and Retail
Corner % and Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
oun Jop orKyCE.

- Naslss psnaiat voss q say dssarip.icn 20
01nas. - ~. ~ Sss 0acs sf tbs sTATr D.
nsuaAsnss - ssEa \ sus - nesssy, sad ~ . mo-
dsas pssess. = ~ n the dty. Our assortment -
spA - svsy ssAss requisite. sse ssch - 10 bssvs
notAing % - drase1 - snsele 10 surnish = we'll
ezstut~d boa wort, circslars, 'osssrs. and st,es
49,, o esn bsprinsei We Invite any having con-
nAsis Y give oar Office trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
lJO Bearing Apple Trees,
Pl,ans anca Cherrv.

Some acres Of land adjoining the garden, enbra-
cue the orchard, is 10 high state Of cu iyaion. A
Rod stable, smoke house, well and cistern Is attached
TO the premises. SIX Of wood land, or twenty
II desired, will 20 with the pt emises, furnishing an
abur aLce OF fire wood. Also ~ acre lot belong ng
to the same premises BE- leased IL desired, which
Is IN "a high state ~ cultivation.
Arraneements on good terms can be made With
the present pro- rieor by which possession b. had
immediately.
To any one wishing to embark In the vsgctable and
grape butiness, Will ind this most desirable locs
lion.
Apply to TO. EADs,
oclUdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

VNHRxU bonds OF the CITY OF Daverf q. zach III
= $4,000, dated June ist, 1857, bet Nos. i2s
I24 and SSS, were lost on SATURDAY October 10
1901. Ine puplc are cautifned not 3 buy thest
bonds, - the necsssavy steps hss h 10 taken e
make them worthless bu, 70 the right. sper. Th'
above reward wiii be paid "a delivery 0. Sid bonds
land no questions asked h
O. II. LACE
oriSd0 GUELICH i -TEWART.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
Desll oines River Land lor sale
L>a.N.D DER.ARTME.N

RssActnse River NuvS0a1iea 0Nd r. \. q.
O5SunwA, Iowa, April ~, 1855.
svNHB undersigne. hereby gives notice, that this
i O0Oe h nov opcn for the sale Of these valuable
and They win BE- sold lons credit ~ IN lots %
tn mems and wishes Of purchasers.
Anyferther nlormatioa desired In relation 70 thoas
o. Willie furnisbcd on application 1t this clncs
. mail or otherwts6. GEO. n. PARKINA
(DAytedef) LAM Commiss1onoS.
LAND DE . AnSnES.
D4e AoIHCs NAVIGATION 90.
nNthe sixtecnth day Of June, next, the ofiice b
" the saSe Of the lands OF this company viii ,or
removed from this place TO fort Des Aoints.
These lands will Be- sold On long credits. AMI IN
~ 70 suit ~ means and wishes Of purchasers
GEO. =. PnRKINA
Land Ocmmissioae
0t4umVo u OVAL Is. avn daUl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
For Sale.

MONB hundred and twenty Building lots In an
Addition u the town Of Port byron.
6esc lots arc eligible and handsomely situated on
hank Of tho Mississippi. They vii be sold rcs-
sa ,erms.
a particulars inquire Of ncssrs. Durfee Pratt 4
y ort Byron, Charles J. Rogers, ESQ, LeCiairc,
"a 4 Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JAMES NAY.
Pho subscriber has numberless desirable pie
Nec ld IN and near the cities OF Davenport and
- amp near the town OF Port Byron. that he
.soS sell. tOetistfl J. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
JAMEsT HOGASE,
Land .zgcM r. Sss,reuOr,


Land .ZgcM r. Sss'reyO,',
nFFERS for sale the following vall>le lands. In
~ Scott County and vi;inty Of Davvort
800 acres Of land, - mile from Dura station, on
the N NJ Il n X, 10 years TO pay for u farm
$50 acres In sections Is. II and ). .&nship 10,
Rang Last, 10 acres timber Fam ,ier cIlti-
vati.n and f'nced. houses and ?spring and With
III milss fr'm IeClaire. Terms good.
&c acres OF land II. section u, one nifr the
Corporation line, the most beautiful priority near
Davenport.
Is acres between Chestnut Avenue anG,,v,s,or
street. rear to the city on the railroad tracl
acres ON the Dubuque road. s2itable for s,apse
or gardnery. g
LA acre OF land, with house and other imprss
mcnts, l-3 mite from the city.
Is acre and quarter lots on weniertoh's Subdv,
sion.
Ia acre OF land, joining the Davenport Tin, or
Dawson street
Several farms In Scott comfy, and . VARIETY
other CITY property, the cheapest in n market.
Nav l9--dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

BRADY BET. DAVENPORT.
w nave now IN store = large and we'll selecte
w stoch Of Boots and Sh ,es, which We invite
e attention VI oil In want Of articles IN line.
lOunsry Traders wishing to repenish their st0
VII find II to their advantage 70 call % Us before pur
chasing elsewhere.
To our Numerous customers who prefer Custom
Work W. continue to hold out tnduc.meuts In the
way Of prtaae stoe& and atiisA soork, equallei
III, stde Of New York
All kiedn OF Lscics' work Manufactured as usual.
is:TdtI MOORE d GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

TWKNrY-rHRkn eligible Building IL
i on Harrison, Third. hip,ey and nloaA =
vii b. sold OF leased On Seasoaabae sesufS
siculsrs enquire Of oOASiR . Dow. o. ,
(susdtfl ANls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
FOR SALE.

HwKNTY-OnK large sised lots In. East =.
J. al In central and ccnventnt Location
old cheap II sppaied tDY soon. knquise %
rAl4l.NAN pOWknS . Fcll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

l.. NR.1DLET,
Wholesale and retail deslersin
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, &C.
WN are now receiving large assortment o,
W Goods generally kept III Paint and Oil store
No. 10000 Brsdy, corner OF Fourth,
sepso DAVENPORT. IOWA.
OOO, 900 Lights Rochester sasn from ssio to lsx
Is IN Store AID f"' Aa'e At No 10000.
DRUSHES-All kinds for sale
ID At No OOoo.
WHiTE LEAD-Dry or Ground in OIL
w At BRADLEY & BROCKETT'S
OILS-Boilsd and Linsecd OIL BY the Dbl At
" BRADLEY DR0OKBTr.
DILNDS-A large assortment Of Rochester Blinds
ID Just received st BRADLEY h BROkFTn,
CRYsTAL Plate 0lass for coaches and show Gases
~ large assortment Toy sale at
BRADLEY BROOK ETT0
UAREISHES.-Coacn,I Furniture and Damar, su-
pe.nne article for sale IT No. 100.
DATRNT DRKER-rhs best article In use for sale
81 No. 10. 900.
TUBS CoLoRs - TIE largest assortment ever
L brought 70 this market ~ No. 1000.
Photographic.
A DAMS makes . fine Miniature on enameled Iron
a DAAe mace . nne Miniature on Silver ate.
n DAMS makes . fine Miniature on Mica.
A DAMS makes fine Miniature on Glass.
A DAMS makes a nne Miniature on Paper.
a DAMS Pictures are unsurpassed in the U. States
A DAMS invites yonr attention u his Gallery on
"A Brady Street, between 81 and 81 SITS.
mayi2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

sNHosE store rooms and Offices IN the ~ {
j Third and Perry, streets are cpmpjnd
sale OF rent, would aAke an excsiieo
House and Hotel. Av9iy TO
yoRx rospr
Nay 23rddu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
IOWA ELECTION,

c-l6Se." -IS07.-
Frelaeat's Ru,h.'. Sans. Love 0,liA.py Tsvlll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
valua D City Property , for sale,

'hE Mist dpi House, situated on Front street.
between Mn and Harrison streets viii be sold
cheap. LOBBY $50 feet, Part Of the purchase
money can va,n for I and SyeaYs II 10 per cent
Also lot q Ut, nesr the n Depot ,32Il 50 feet
Also Lot @,h street, adjoining the Depot, Sax
100 feet;
Also = corneN ON brady II. erneY Of Olay. iu3x
So feet.
The lots on ana l.h strects n sp,rpd,dly s,,u.
nfed for bnsiness\rposes, and III location Of the
brady street lot iAne OF the best In North Davsn-
For particulars A,v to
SHIRBANxs AaICxsoN,
mh2Odn Aonman's Duildls Main IT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
Fer SnlfoY loaaA.

Coua Iors s,..s4 on u and scott .sr,
Z , "c,laSs sssit Of OoaSIa 3 DOW.
Jous y JAmDD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
Hrairio Lands for Sale.

WI scriber has one thousand acres OF prime
= pr lands In Jasper, Story, Marshall and
Frsnki unties, which he VIII sell fer cash. or eI-
range ther property upon the most favorable
ermss AZ pr sale some fne tuiiding Lotson Brady
nd rryypcts in North Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
II OR


/ LIVE acres of ground 90 rods east % -
\ On southern Avenues heautffui -
residence, or Will Let In town lots 10 al
Enquire or Al NO0h
!unciu GEO. L. n u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
a IL ace 'rrar X :!

A IL. fenced with an e,git not high fence, know,
"A the
ID AV EN- J. q y T. Il A c. X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

-The.---Nill lcuouucc---- ur that decision
aHd "Tlfr --U ill Ice va ccsiHues over Judge
--'s decision. just as the journal and the judge
dis 4eut or agree in political sentiment The aurtst
way to make the jig cary political or partisan is II
nysume that they are SO, AMI aud or denounce them
Tor being So And iu this mischevous work though
We Rrete To say it, the press has taken prominent
part. The probabilities Of reform here not
- strong aud in proportion our hopes feeble
that direction, is the encouragement small for
That general improvement in the popular estimation
OF the authority aud supremacy OF the law, without
which, il Is greatly to be feared our social and po-
liiiea condition must grow worse rather than better
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

lac opinion il i lis that has enlightened power II
Is thIsi still that will dire III. country until it shall
have attained the eousummatol towards which it
piref. but this struggle Is not yet ended We may
look still for many obstacles for many rvalries from
without. and even tor many disappoiutments. The
Press has still rude work before IT, which yet with
out doubt, IL will know how 10 face. Nor will ,ee
either be deceived IN the task which We have mpos-
Cd upon ourselves, hnt will have the courage. too to
struggle on, sure that we shall have the sympahcs
Of tie country.
May our feeble cooperation he # come use. We
shall look for our teeomPense solely in the satsfac-
ton ofseeng Virginia, our country, prosperous
AMI happy i. LACOUTURE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

~ for sar privately my Tract OF Land lying county
:" ,dhrbt Oh tie South side OF otter RIVER adjoining
anS OF john - Alexander and others cont np by recent
survey -Four Hundred anl Fny Acres. Foty
Whrh are valuable low grounds being high
and Of good quality and good cultivation az the
crop the present year Will show About Two hundred End
hit acres are cleared the balance gual growth a large
portion OF 1t good Tobacco land The Tract large uar
~ ." valuable unestone also irug pure wnt,r sum
ciont {" lrh Stw MIL from The supply of water
throughout IA" yea is abundant with good Mn Seat
The unprov emcnts comfortable Dwenv Iause
with thc necessary cat houses.
Ih"aten,' buyors is called this and an exami
nU" solicited THE terms purchase be made liberal
hdmnie known on application
WN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29


A MIDSTGnr ArpARlTIoa.-ln Wisconsin in
the midst of the terrible -t9rn which prevailed
on the night of Saturday. some of the
residents on the line If the Beloit aud Madison
Railroad heard. nj midnight. The very unusual
sound Of arailway train laundering along the
track Many sprang from their beds, and look
ed out into the darkness. and the tightening re-
vealed To their astoni,hed eyes glmpses OF IA bag
guge ear and two passenger cars rushing by with
out locomotive or tender. aud not soul to be
seen on hoard. Occurring at the time when the
fierce storm. with lis heavy thunder And lurid
tightening, was prevailing the event assumed to
many minds supernatural character, and there
were ihose even who onged for the day 10 come
with trembling hentts. for all must be nware that
superstition aud cfeduItty ARE not yet baiilshed
from the earth. IL WIZ ut til" night for such
thing 10 happen. according to all the establish
ed rules laid DOWN for ghosts and demons to III.
dulge their fearful revcls.
In the morning. n locomotive containing an
engineer aud conductor came quietly by. and the
people learned that the cars they had seen were
nothing more less than iunnway-. Ihey had
been standing Oh the track Mt For,vlIc; the high
wind had started them; n they were On II down
grade, all attempt 10 stop them. after they had
got under way, useless; and they went
rushing II long the inclined rails with grad
nally acceIerating speedtlll several miles distant
coming upon level tho force of their forward
motion was exhausted. and they brought up at
Alton, wh,re the conductor found them uninj u
red. \ very good ghost story was thus spoil
ed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29
pyncsbur: sH,nbcr narhcf. Hun 20.


CATTLE-Fur beef cattle the market is still droop-
ing, The receipts to-day were large, some s15 head
being offered a the scales. OF the Cattle offered 300
were driven to Philadelphia, ~ left
sold, and the balance tIs5 head were taken up by
Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from > to Sc
on the hooE equal 10 q8aeil net aud averaging So
gross. The ayc.age this week Is 375 cts per loo lbs
less than the average on last market dry.
&uErr.--Sheep are in good supply aud the market
for them is dropping We quote them Today dull at
$2u,2.ij per loo lbs. gross
iipGs--iiog, continue 10 forward freely
Pryps are however unchanged, and continue 10
quote them 1t SS.5paS9.j 30 per loo lbs net. There
have been about 3, 900 head at market this week.
most OF winch have changed hands at the fig
urcg.
The Boston Post thus notices the condition Of the
money market in that city:
Money may be Il little more in demand out there
is no great change IN the rates = per cent is the
current price for the \. No specimens of the very
fr, class paper aud per cent. for everything ese
OF the same sort, white 10 = negotiations be
readily effected IN most sorts OF stock oaus, strong
single named paper, and staunrh, ba father out of
the way notes. In the meantime We hear of exeep-
Uoual transactions at less than per cent. The
larger brokers are paying from to per cent. for
money, which they let again Al = TO 10 upwards,
according to circumstances. The banks seem to be
well off, AS general thing. They lost some specie,
however, last week to Europe and On Thursday last
they held some $40 4oo les. than the average OF the
previous week
The exports Of specie from Boston and New York
since the l~t OF January amounts To S24 $685. 37 n
gaust 1898 .6Gl in the corresponding period of
last year and the California receipts for the same
periods were this year SlI,a8f,sss, last year Sl7-
G'3,GlS. The export OF 'eeie dil not exceed the
California receipts last year. This ear it does about
ten N Hons of dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

nation. were present. besides a large assemblage
of the laiy. The London Waterman announces
that The Rev. Wm. Arthur had retnr.d 10 Eu.
rope fiom his Eastern tour, but had not yet
reached England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

ST. Louis correspondent OF the Rochester
american thus desert res the original bred Scott
This morning saw and talked with the YER
itnbl, bred Scott; the best known colorcd per
sol. in tho world bred. who Is u slender, very
i'll looking and very black negro, came into an
Office where was sitting, and | was formally
presented to this great embodiment of the Con
stitutional Law, this ebony point on which the
Union turns. After being assured that this was
actually bred Scott | expressed my surprise
by asking him if it WAS lie answered: Wei
since DOSE geiiemen say 81, II must be true, and
II you can't believe dem, you wouldn't believe
me' | told him his case different: that he
was matter of record in the supreme Court.
and of course WIS not to be doubted. lie said
he was the same person about whom all dis here
fuss WAS making He SAID he was free and be-
heyed his wife aud two children were. | advise
him TO go East and exhibit himself, but bred
has not half the enterprise that they have who are
making dis yer fuss about him Aud then bred
Scott went out OF the room and with hun won't
eAIissouriCompromse and all TINT judicial wis
dom which has been expended upon him. | look,
ed upon him bred Scott with more amazement
than did upon the Mississippi river"
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