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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
CHANCERY NOTICE:

,,o D,bpey Perkins, Joseph II. Perkins wiilism b.
Il Perkins James Shumate and Sarah A. MS ~'ie, Soy
husband as her next fricndD John NJ IiarKe suo n1
.., 4 his wife (by her husband 70 her next irieno
,s;hs1 s Mann and Sarah his wife (hy her husband
isr mex, frend) Stephen Perkins, Mary a. rannagaA,
-, r Perkins Harriet n. Ellis. George '" Cneistnss
~ sally his wife (by her husband AS her next tilehol
g,-ha Hunter Vincent c. Ryais ana Ess1Smia n,' e
y nei "u''""N % Plaintiffs,
us,
Ran; smn II perkin, in his right and as admins.
r 40 honis NON with the will annexed of Henry Nal
,y dec d. John w, Elizabeth e., James II, Stepnsn NJ
Ssrsb c Perkins iuan, children of Henry Perkins,
.,,s wsldrop and Lucy his wife, James II Perkins
nc:ice that By virtue Of decree of the County
- Of Louisa County, rendered on the 10Th day 81 Au
a.. in suit in which you parties plaintiffs ana
:;.,j.o, l. 40 Commissioner of the said Court al my
~. =. Lo.iss Courthouse in said county on the lotn
G :, r.br,sry next, will proceed 10 execute the sao
.. .y ,aSng and stating the following accounts re-
cuIeG ;aeCesy e ,,o e,,3. :, tho
-. a. B.p' amin II Perkins administrator as aore
20; . snar out OF the estate OF his decedent by the Sc
c;sp,e OF his will the interest Of which was 10 De
.st 70 :hs support OF the testators daughter sally
IL dur;u, her lite by his executor.
An account showing who are entitled TO SAID eeate
,u.pce 10 ,he opinion OF the court Contained in the
; r,e,) and the amounts TO which they are respec.
- Al S,her proper lesa,ee distributee account.
a. ,seuept showing who are the heirs At law OF
:ae said Henry Mallory decd and the proportions 10
$50 bey are respectively entitled out of the proceeds
- n, ,se OF the tract OF land which was ordered 10 De
,od by the said decree
Van and all other. interested under this said decree
are required appear before on the day ana al the
Lace shove specified, with proof to enable to take ana
,oryl,,e ;he above accounts and statement
(,y,u under my hand this Let day OF December, lsoI
nssis-cwiw HENRY w. MURRAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
A DESIRABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

Thy virtue Of deed of trust and decree of the Cir
ID cult Court of Gloucester, will SELL Public Asc
ton for cash. Monday the 18th day Of February s5s
court day. all that part Of the tract OF land called Green
wich in Gloucester county York river which
veyed by John W. Fox for the purpose OF se
curing debn due Thomas Smith a. Co.
The property Is very desirable one, containing 800
acres in good of cultvation and has up0ni
for able dwelling house and other buildings.
Every facility tor the transportation of produce by
steamers or sail vessels possessed and the river flats In
front of the land abound oysters and available for
oyster planting TO agreat extent, ..,-.
WM B. TAiIAFERRo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.


II OFFER at Private Sale my Farm, lying in the county
of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria warrenton, and two aud half miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
Ave miles distant from Alexandria; which place can be
reached in two hours on the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred ana Fortyone and
Half Ao,e5-ab5u, four Hundred Of which are In Wood
and Timber. The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all OF them well wstered by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and never failing lnounaia stream
passe, through the from West to East bordering
on which 10 beautiful Meadow of hundred acres,
now well taken In Timothy and blue grass, and not only
valuable az Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplands rolling and susceptible Of any
degree of improvement.
ing with seyen spacious reo four above and three be-
ing the yard large and hourshing Orchard of Apples,
Pears Peaches Cherries Apricots &c. OF tho finest va
riees and many of them in full bearing Country stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood un'
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society
those wishing to purchase fine country residence
will do well 10 call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge o. Collins Lee,
Baltimore Md, or the Subscriber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS

sr. LOUIS, Dec % 3-The Legislature OF hansss a. @ na'
rsnsaled the law authorizing the Calhoun LLecomp.
,opI convention. 1t has also passed, over Hoveraor
bill reorgaOzug the militia nsar
,snsy,I. The militia law establishes militia oosrd'
consisting major general DspesoI
sa na,.i sobt brysdier generals and the COMMANDER
TiGs snd it made nss Gs'G #. duty
!Jsnzs immediately the militia of the Territory. IL
oonps.sn, 10 call out the bg g1 os Of s civil f.
6csr take charge of the arms, &c: co na,
The Legislature he's finally, sdJourneo' o0"' Leu
yer. the new Governor, is st Lswtenee. ,ha T.rr.
,orS several Ss men have been killed requl''tlon
has been made on Secretary Stanton tor troops
THE MrRpER AT kOCHESTER.-lhe mur,
lhE MonDT w 1,ittles causes great excitement IN
sn.Ss. der of cnaIs' ~ Mrs. Les and her brother rs
Stout swear and account, the one for bsr wrist
the ",Sap tor bis arm being broken by saying
that is.urely returning home from tne mouse =,
. raII from p.auk walk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

AMELIA ACADEMY.
n WILL take few more pupils upon early spptossoa
Direct Lodors, P. o., Amelia County, Va
n.e os@asw2w WIN. e. HARRlsON.
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GEO. w. III. TYLER,

GEO. w. III. fI.EK,
AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES, RENT OUT
HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
VINHE subsccrber oilers his services to the public
u agent to Hire out Negroes Rent out Houses, sell
Wheat Flour and Tobacco, and Collect Claims on the
usual terms
have been the Superintendent, of City Property and
Police Officer in Richmond for the las, seven years and
il presumed from my knowledge OF the Inhabitants of
ting good and responsible homes for and
sble tenants TOR houses
Refrrences-The Citizens of Richmond generally.
q. w. II. TYLER
Dec a5-cIm Agent and Collector
Office on Marshall street, next to the market hay
scales &. w. H. TYLER
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBE!IKsY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY:
HAVING on hand choice variety OF FRuIr
III Trees of nv own raising, aud grating
.raaci.,ly lsrge for transplsntng, respectfully -
ga! II. attention of the public to them:
.yEl-,ery s located one.and.aalf miles North East
i6m the Old Market where vii! take plea:ure in show
!as item.
Morders addressed to, left at my agents. Messrs
vSLew, Taylor Co.. No. lg, Main street. Richmond
' Q: nyself. will meet with prompt attention.
a,2,"cSr, LEWIS TUDOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

ONE HUNDRED SLAVES FOR SALE.
nN TUESDAY, the l9th day Of January 1853. the un.
u dersigped trustees in deed of trust Of record in
the Clerks Office of Brunswick, will sell at public
auction the plantation formerly the property OF James
burg and Boydton plank road about ortyhve miles from
Petersburg
ONE HUNDRED SLAVES.
Consisting of men, women, boys and girls; sso tho
rou.h bred mares, both out Of THE Qu"en"-one by
"Marprnve and the other by Norfolk"
The sale will be commenced at halfpast twelve O'Clock
The slaves will be sold for cash, and the mnrcs upon
credit of six months. JNO r. SHELL,
B. d. WILKES,
D.c la- ctds Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

GILBERT sTEWART's PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON,
PRINTED ~ OIL COLORS
NvERYBODY who rcvercs the memory OF that great
~ and good throughout the land should send for
a copy OF this truly beautiful picture.
Fine Impressions, Arabesque Gold Mounted only 81 90
Single Proofs. paper, ~
For convenience, remiitauces for the half dollar style
may be made IN stamps.
Pictures carefully rolled nnd sent (fr"e) per post
Address DEVEREU8 A co.
Athensum Washington Square, Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
CHARLES Il STUART

VKJ1LL prdCuce rtRUhTy TIT tUe OIJuF Ut ,.c W.T.
" Ties of Hanover Caroline, and King William, and
will attend to any business in any OF the Courts held In the
W.. ~. IS pichuond Dec 23-d3t&ctf
THE ar HAK(;AINS FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK
AND NEW YEARS -!
uHEAUTlFUL Lace and Muslin Sets mt extremely low
ID prices
Bssu,ifsl Tulle Chpes for evening dress
c,ml,ric and Pi1uc Se;ts-new and beautiful
Ladies' Embroidered Pocket HandkcIcheis-great Dor
gains .o,,,..d ,r.o.
beautiful assortment OF Gents Goves. Cravats, Pocket
And the remaining stock of Silks. Silk Robes, De
ainc, Valcncss and Rich Plaids at unprecedentedly
low prices Call and examine. PRICE WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

WAsuINoroY, Dec. W.-ln respOnss 70 resoIu'
,o IS ,hs Senate, the President yesterday sent 10
and and MIR. Marcy relative to the Greytown lombard
Mr.. ssrtees claimed indemnity to the full amount
of ossss by French citizens owing to the destruction
of Grsvtown but Mr.. Marcy in reply, calmly inform,
cd him that the President had not been able 10 nnn
any ground of right or equity upon wnlcn ;sto saen
cnrnsDt ~ show that h. was fortified in this position
Sy 'he pness e pI Of international Mr. ssrss,
w vi. pr.snoped tina, he would submit the document
70 hi. government but it does not appear from these
documents that there has been any reply. ,,.r. y,
II is said that at least twothirds OF Inc :"
rnngpsss s have gone home to spend their holidays
0f the Eve hundred thousand dollars OF back pay o,
,bs H msmbers more than one fifth OF the amount mas
aIrsady been drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

"ANTED-,coal Pit Hands for 1858. wish to en-
at the Carbon Hill Mines this county, The location is
very healthy and the employment a. safe a. any ordinary
gle Of serious injury any One engaged mining
operations The hands viii be subject 70 tax OF % EACH
and no more for medical attendance while at the mines
will be employed, and for such fair prices will be aunctunl
b paid
Dec l3-ctlJan JOHN J. WERTH, Agt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

NXyANTED--A situation as teacher either to take
w charge Off School, or as assistant BY young
lady virenian. She furnish unexceptonahle test
monas of her qualifications teach all the branches of
thorough English education the French and Itean lam
cuayes a. we'll the rudiments OF Latin, and Music
tbe Piano Forte References exchanged. Address 'iss
a Richmond Va Aup22-dhcff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
WHITE LIES COMPLETE. ior sale By

" A. NORRIS 81, Main st.
Parhenis: or the Last Days OF Paganism. BY Eliza
Buckminster Lee author of Naomi, ~ etc; 81
The Monastery, household edition Of Wnverly Novels
vos 81 50 -.
Extra dinary Women: their grhood and early life by
William RUSSELL Esq, author OF extraordinary men, with
illustrations; Is cts
Christianity in the Kitchen, Physiological Cook Book
By Mrs Horace Mann; 63 cts
Hero Philips Book. BY the author of John Halifax,
&c; 81 cts O,
Voices from tho Mountains BY Charles Mackay; p
cents
Macksy; 25 cts
10 Bivouac By w Maxwell; 80 cts
missionary Travels and Researches IN South Africa, in
cudng sketch of sixteen years residence in the int.
rior of Africa aud Journey from the Cape of Good Hope
on West Coast thence across the continent
down the river Zanbes TO the Eastern Ocean BY David
Livingstone, |. D. D Liwh PORTRAITS maps oy arrow
.mith and numerous illustrations. Price ~ Dec 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
UR. JAS. w. +. MACH
Buckland. Pr William CO. Va. April l4-ctf

POWHATAN HOUSE, RICHMOND, VA.
TIME undersigned having leased the above pleasantly
his friends and the travelling public that he will open 1t
for their the first day of January 1858
To thoee to whom the Hotel 10 known is unnecessary
alton Of strangers he would state that it is delightfully."- sit
uated upon the highest ground in the City, fronting
three Of the principal Streets viz: Broad Capitol and
Eleventh Streets opposite the City Hall and Capitol
Square, in which is the State Oapto tho Washington
Monument and the Governors Mansion
it 10 convenient to the POST OFFICE. the BANKS,
CUSTOM HOUSE, &c.
The Table will be supplied with the best the Markets
afford and every exeron will be used to contribute to
the comfort of his guests ,,
Dec 25-c4t WIN. II. Fhf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

NEIKO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY.
NHi r5scber offers his services the ensuing year to
bis .,snds and the public generally fer the purpose
Claims &c Prompt returns made in every instance
He will endeaso to secure the best prices good homes
for sent TO care, and will give all necessary
Attention 10 them during sickness
Usce for the present with Geo Baghy 18th ST. between
Main aud Cary THoS. J. BA6Bf.
REFERENCES.
a,n's Dsadridys& e. Har,. H. B. E,lyson, Al. L. STRAIT
~ Richmond
%. Bownley, John Bssby, Alexr Dudley, Robert Pol
iiri kipy and Ouecn county Dec e-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

HIRING OF SERVANTS.
NHf subscriber offers his services to hs friends ano
the public for the purpose of Hiring out Servants.
E'Fng had some six or eight years experience in the
nsss he teels confident that he can, with due regard
'e care of the servant obtain the best prices and will
is Gle pessona attention during sickness Reisfs to the
foyinS gentlemen for whom he has transacted busi.
1-'' the kind for several yeah
Dr. 5 Henley, King Queen Co, Va
VOlney Walker. Esqr,
NJ VIM Turner,
M' James Pcndle,on, "
John NJ Sesger, Esqr, Tappahannock, Essex Co
!.mes Roy, Esq'r, Henrico Co
Drjos Pendleton, Amherst Co
JAMES MOORE,
Dec l6-clm Opposite ct Charles Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
AUCTION SALES,

COnlMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
FURNACE AND COPPER PROPERTY, IN FLOYl
COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.
TOY virtue of the last will apd testament Of W. w.
ID Dickinson, decd late Of Caroline County, the un'
derscped executors win proceed TO cell at Public Auc.
ton at Milford Depot Caroline County, Wednesday,
the 18th of January 1853 if fair il not the first fair day
that valuable Tract Of Land known Redd
situated on Pole Cat Creek Goansve containing
about six hundred acres plat of which be at
Goansvlle This land is we'll known Of the best
farms in the County. ~
Also. at the same time and place, will sell the Mill
and TanYsrd belonging to the estate situated near Co
lansville.
Also ns Commissioners under decree af tue Court of
Caroline County we will sell Public Auction at samo
time and place. the Negroes Of which the tesstor died
seized and posscss 3D. (sxceptns the widows dower,l
about seventyhvs In number most of them young and
likely 49,
Terms The land and mill will be sold on credit,
which Will be made known the day 6t sale. The ne
groes will be sold for cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

TIN DOLLAKS REWARD
nANAWAY, from Dir. @. Blain, about the lst day of
~ September last, Negro Woman named MlLLf.-
She about ave feet high: black nearly and about
25 years old win give the above reward for her appre.
hension and delivery Mr. Hector Davis. Of Rehwend
Powhs,an-in Which county she ha. acquahtauces, and
possibly may have gone thefe.
Nov 23-ctf WIN. w. COSBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
GEORGE !. HERRING's.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,

COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE.
No. Sc, MAIN street.
II EEPs always hand full stock Of Groceries. to
IN which he invites his customers and the public gene
r,v As pays strict attention the sale OF country
Produce and now prepared furnish grain bags to his
friends who with to send their grain TO him to sell
GEO. l. HERRING,
Aup4-os No. Sc, Main st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

NEGRO HIRING.
subscriber again offers mis- services to his friends
Il and the public for
Hiring Out Negroes
Aot The ensuing year He pledges himself to use his best
exeons promote the interest Of those who may favor
MIN With their business and pay special attention TO the
negrors during sickness.
He hopes. from experience Of twelve years, to be
able to give satisfaction
ny,ick Al the old stand Of Dabney Cauthorn corner
Main and lsh Streets opposite tho st. Charles Hotel
Dec l5-cw2w EDWARD N. DABNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

NOTICE IN CHANCERY.-To John Hunter ad-
N m;psrs,or OF William y. Hunter, deceased, Geo
Greer William Bunt and Others and all such cred,'
or OF Charlie. C. Jenninga deceased Ms will come in
and Contribute their portion OF the costs OF the suit
Plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
NEGRO HIRING.

- NEGRO HIRING.
'nE subscriber returns his thanks to his former
Trends and patrons for past iavors, and takes this
s noo Of informing them and the public generally that
p. 'aend'so continue the business the coming year-
"a TO use his beet exertons to obtain good homes
~ prices for all negroes entrusted to him; and also
sNe mem bis personal attention In of sicknesa
t lsTSe and comfortable housc for them during the
49,; - winch they can stay until hired out He would
sabls after Christmas
REFERENCES:
reei. ~ consent to the following persons:
= =. q. hili: Baker Pleassnts. Richmond
iSao ". {. Latsne, King William.
Queen ''e'oS' IT. Ahom" Lathne' h'ns ano
W. se' D. Rey, DR.. Jas. d. La.ane, Essex.
om.. L. A. J. CLOPTON.
r r@ce Corner Of Wall and Franklin Streets opposite
1910 Dickinson, Hill e. Co. Dec sEcam
ofiCE-The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
n ue Bank Of Virginia, will be held at their Bank.
nn. mouse 'ne City Of Richmond Monday. the lth
Dec lied ' ''
oSNIkY KNIT SOCKS, for servants, at
DVH GOODMAN'S ll9 Main n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
A CRRTAIN CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA

A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
A ND SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A by all physicians, OF both the cid and world.
Lager Beer up in bottles for family use.
Per dozen pnts 81 "a Per dozen quarts S2 25. In
packages of oIa Two to six dozen Put up and sold by
p. WILBAClIER, No. 20s, Main street,
Richmond Va
No extra charge for package or drayagc.
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
provided amount being added good city reference
given
For SALE assLager Beer In quarter and half casks of
I'D l6 gallons.
Superior Cream Ale in quarter and half casks of and
l6 gallons. April 22-cti
DARE OPPORTUSITY.--Ap person having CAPT
N ,R and wishing engage in the DRuG BUSINESS
hear Of desirable opportunity by addressing g b.
box 657. Richmond Va Nov l7-ctf
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTSERSH1P.
VNHE partnership heretofore existing between HILL
u RAWLINGS is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
The business OF the will be closed by E. q RAW
lings. RlCHARD HILL, JR.,
F.. &. RAWLINGS.
RI.~MosD, Dec 18th, 1857.
NEW CONCERN.
EDWARD e. RAWLINGS and ALFRED L. HolLADAT hav.
inc associated themselves together under the style and
firm of RAWLINGS HOLIDAY, Tor the purpose of con.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

We have already had OCCASION To notice
the disgraeeful turmcls among the Demnc-
racy Of Dubuque County. They are tearing
each other like dog, over 6" the spoils.
They have a tremendous MAJORITY in tina,
county, and Of course every nomination the,
make gets the office. There is Jones sac-
tian and Wilson faction. aud between the
two all decency is thrown aside. ard tie
people Of that county are cternally troubled
with selfish quarrels, ordinations aud re-
examinations, and political rascaliiy q, theo-
ry and practice, which j. a disgrace to all
engaged. The two Democratic organs la
Dor under great difficulty in finding words
vindictiye and abusive enough 10 apply to
each other, and their example Is followed
by the factions themselves. A few iay.
ago the Democracy Of Dubuque held a
meeting to elect Delegates to the County
Convention. Here h what the Northeast,
one Of that party's organs, says Of IL
On Saturday, nj the Court House. fore.
and violence ruled the hour, and instead ii
obtaining the fair and well defined sent
ments Of majority Of those who at first
congregated for that purpose, scores went
AWAY Disguised at the rampant spirit tina,
seemed 10 govern those who went there 10
rule, 10 carry their point whether hy force
or otherwise. We saw more than iiitv If
our German citizens leave ON account of the
pulling and hauling that were rcsorted 10
on the psrt Of few indi,ereei and over
jealous persons and nj least half dozen
or more Of our best and oldest citizens be
sides, were obliged 60 leave on accoun, OF
the unmanly conduct IL those mentioned.
Not only ~, but il VIII be learned with
surprise that IL was with the utmost difii.
Guilty that such mcn--true Democrats as
ever breathed-as Thomas Rogers, and Is
b. Richards, Esqs., could obtain hearing
through the indecent hoot,ng~ OF those who
took grounds IN opposition To them We
ask the Democracy Of Dubuque II Democrat
ic harmony is 10 be- expected. when such
scenes and such wild disorder become I'M.
ruling law IL cannot be
Indeed, taking the whole proceedings To-
gether, we think them Disgrace 10 the
Democracy of any city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

ForR PrRsoNs DRowNEp.--On Friday a
sad accident, by which four persons lost
their lives, occurred NJ Orchard Lake. near
Pontiac, Michigan. Two Sunday Schools
IN that neighborhood were having pic mic
on an island in the lake, and in returning,
an overloaded scew, which contained a por-
ton OF the party, capsixed. Miss Jane Her.
rington, Miss Mary Ann Colcwin. Mrs.
johnson and John Owen, were drowned.
The Others were rescued with difficulty. Ii
was miracle that 40 many persons e.
caped.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

lFrom the Chicago Tribuns, i,th.l

From the chicago Irtbons, 18th
A rather better feeling was noticed in
financial circles yesterday. Transactions on
Change were about 1900 bushels wheat
at soas3c. on board--a tritiing improvement
on Mondays prices. Corn improved safe.
sales 10000 bushels At 6Oa62c. on board.
We regret To learn Of the suspension OF
the Rock River Bank, Beloit, Wis. We
understand that the failure Is connected
with that of the Bank Of South County,
Rhode Island, though in what way we are
not informed. The notes of the Rock River
Bank are still taken on deposit in this city
They are abandantly secured.
There were rumors in circulation yester-
day affecting the credit II twc or three
other Banks IN this State and Wisconsin
traeeable only TO disordered maginations.
The Hnguenot hank II New Platx. Ny
and the Ontario Bank of Utica. are disered.
tied ia New York city.
BANK 90 raH srArK er IsptAxA,}
indianapolis, SEPT Is, lssi
" fAs Edifrr effAs cAicaxe Tfitaas
Sra As chicago has Intimate business citations
with Indiana, ~ may be Interesting To you 90 know
that the Bank IL the State of Indiana hss suffered
York and Cincinnati and !. IN a condition not on,
promptly to meet al her own ensAsemenss, but 4.
extend faci titles To her ere 10 enable them 4
scme extent 10 scni forward the sarplus prouc,s Of
the State Yours Ae
II MecrLiorss, Prest
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

DEATH fsoM Llaros DsisxrNc. let.
Vevay Reveille, says: -
A few days since sou,c ter or fiftcen how.
from ten TO fftcen years Of ase. made nm ,
pure" and sent one Of the number "a an.
Of our grcg shops. and bought several quart
o. bad whiskcy, upon which most Of them
became intoxicated, and several of them
quite drunk. One " them, named Albert
Driver, died fiOm the effects Of il. ne ~
TIN yeass old tho ilrst Il Novsmhsr. r.
older boys got the whiskey aad snnoursesd
ma svsa uFesd ths youngsr ous % dr;nk.