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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Pa TENT GRAIN SEPARATOR.
.VHFEE SUBSCRIBER is nov prepared TO faI
III uish Farmers and others with his
.GkAIN S~EPARATOR.n


for the present season. Il Is unnecessary 10 speak
particalarly Of tie merits Of these Machines asthey
are tao well known throughout the country to need
extoliinr. but the fact that they have heretofore and
are c~snsinuing 10 receive the premiums atebeStat
and County Fairs where they have been exhibited u
sufieSent to Induce oh those in want 81 sueh a Ma
chine, to purchase one Of these.
Alta practical test Of This Separator in comPetaioH
with the best of those made in England, in 1854 Is
Fsuesred the highest eommendations Of thepresss apd
81 the leading grignlturaIists Of that country. i
4 have a large number Of them on hand, ready fI
she coming crop, made Of the best material, and var
ranfed 10 do good work.
LhaEemado many valuable improvements in these
machines within the last year, and have N hesitation
in warranting them superior to any in use.
lam also preparing a large number Of CrnWforda
Improved Clover Hullers,
patented in 1854. which are greatly superior to bis
patent Of 1874, being in itself feeder, and greatly
ahead Of it in other respects. They win be MANI
faetuted under the immediate supervision Of tho
~patentee, Who, his permanently located inthis place.
The above cut represents my four horse Separa-
TOT, and IS designed especially for the farmers own
use.'
I'm also agent for McOormickis celebrated REAP
Err and MOVING MACHINE, combined,
j. r. M0FFTTT, Piqua, Miami couniy, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
Shakespeare I'D lie Nontempma

Shakespeare aAdAh his gontempaa
PAINTED By John FAED.
WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIANsss
s5s Broadway,
have pleasure IN announcing that fhsy IA,
length received a finished Proof Of the Euszfu.
JANEs FkED, from The above painting.
It il without exception oae of the mos sEr
Engrayings Of oar time.
Prints, 10 dolls: Proofs, 20 dolls; Proofs ral
tographs, 30.doIls; Artist Proofs, 40 doa4
A few choice impressions Of HEVANGElL'l
still to be had.
Prints, 5 dolls; Proofs, 10 dolls Proofs beiuai
tiers, Is dolls; Artist Proofs, Is dDlls. III
New. rs, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
Richardson's Missouri
EXDre6s COTmnnmN

A4CuaI0SouS A41SSou11
Express Company,
Principal Office No. IL, M. Main St.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
DEG leave to inform the public, that they have
ID extended their Express Line tothis place. HAY
ing complied with the requisition Of their Charter,
and being fully organized, are now prepared to I trans
act . ~
General Agency Business.
The success which has attended the original Proprt-
etor, is a guarantee Of the satisfaction rendered. and
1T VIII always be the aim and study Of the Executive
q this Company, to give every possible facility for
the speedy and safe transmission Of
Money, Valuable Packages, Parcels, and
Bundles of Goods, Merchandise.
and every description Of freight, on rsasonabl 81 terps
to alt points on the Missouri River, and at ST Louis.
with other responsible Express Companies. for New
York, New Orleans. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago.
Cineinnats burlington, Louisville, Rock Island. Mem
pEis, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, and 10 almost everv
town and nhiagein the United States, Europe, Aus
tralia and California.
A Messenger VIII be put on the new steamcr Oma.
hay MASKING weekly irips between here and St. Jo-
seph, there connecting With ourdafly line to StIouis
and al points as above. In behalf Of the Enterprise.
the patronage Of tie public Is RESPECTFULLY solicited.
All business entrusted 10 us,BiIl meet with the same
energetic and prompt attention which has aiEays
characterized thisExpress, and made It tre-eminent
il Western Express business.
DIRECTORS.
st. Lonfs.
EPw4RP aIEtp. sAHEuL MeCARrSEE.
W. D-W ". BERxARD, JoTs W. TOOLEY.
JOsgPH f. RICHAKDsoN.
B. F. BAREY, Alton. " ]. PIgpT. LexiBgtOn.
joseph F. RICHARDSON, Prest.
8. M.aGeAY, See'y.
VIM. HESRE KYLE, Genera Agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

or al me latest
~ Just opened a. H0BLITZELL x cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
PROVISIONS.
81 J0SEPH LuMBER 80

80. Joseph, Missouri.
~. J. TAYLOR Removed from The Old
Stand to the above named place.
TIME undersigned z now fuIly prepared 70 accom-
mcfite bic Patrons AMI friends Sith tie bes. rs
sortDent Of Pine 4sUmber ever offered IN this mar
ket, Comprising not only White Pine Lumber and
whiteand felloE f~looring, ready dressed; hat also
best asscrtgent 81 Pine and Cottonwood shingIes,
Poplar SIDING. &c.
He has now On bad, at bis Lumber Yard, he hr-
gest apa best ASSORTMENT az Doors, Sazh and Veni-
urn kands, ever offered in this market a portion Of
Wbl1b isdircet from Ciininnati mannfac1onez which
ENABLES HIM % sell az rey reduced nriees. Ia !.
Tally PREPARED 70 fl All orlers in he hne. ct .bori
notice and Particularly clicifs the knnsas aid Ne
braska nade, fr he has The a~riiclss ther waat -
must have. BE sure 20 give me 3 call. nrar Carriif.
Min, and in the tnmo1iAte vioinitr ~ ne So
wrh brewery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

NEBRASKA CITY. =. T.
uARrte Il D4H4rM. Froprieiorr.
w1N csnmolious Hotel. situated upon
rIr,t -sfa.n Cffy. via be fonnt 3 a..
n.r1 ~ nn4snrse. icsFl 4a Atgst
8 ns 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

HROWN under tho personal supervision Of the
NJ snbscubar, warranted true geRuine seeds
enough Of which win be scnt TO supply a Large family
on reception Of price pre=laid. ~
CAssABAR Musk MELoN-A beautiful and delicious
fruit. (Asiatie origin rs cents. I
ORANGE W1TEa MELoNAPeelsof like
the rind Of an orangc-very fine
favor. 70 q
GLASS LEuoN-A beautiful little melon
Cor preserves when green ...,-..- 81 a.
CnLNEsE AsPAKAGUs-Annual and equal
70 the conuaon-easily raised : 20
FTrK FEET crorNBEgszVery large ana
curious 10 behold -. 49, 1880. Is
MAMMOTH n1Hl1N, :. F. F. ). 1870. 20
or the whole Fl z one dellar. sent ~ mai to any
address. JOSEPH II, ASHBY,
2o-f Platts3urgh, Clinton ca, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
fresh Arrival. of
NEW GOODS!l

AT ROcKPORT, MO.
T4HE subscribers would respectfully tender their
i thanks to their customers and the Pnblic Gene
rally for theirliberai patronage heretofore, and solicit
a Continuance Of the same; as they are determined
to sell Goods as low if not lower than any other
House west Of st. Joseph. Having just received a
large and we'll selected Stock Of Spring and summer
Goods alsoa superior Stock of Family Groceries
with Hardware, Glass and QueensWare, Furniture,
SaddIery, Iron, Sc. sJ
81 oomstOn o and all,
For5welI we knoYs
Again you'll eaTl,
@ Re,bsen soIOw. -
Of Goods the BEST
and profits small,
Wetnbeas the rest, s
And suit yOu all.
Our Stock Of Dry Goods having been purchased in
the Eastern cities, We fatter ourselves thatwe car
surPassppE cempetiters in the low prices apd good
qualities of our Stock, and earnestly believe all wiz
make by calling andseeifg for themselves before
purchasing elseEhege. CAREY, JONES CO.
NIB. Country Produce of all Kinds taken in ex-
Echange at thefhighesbpriees for Goods. June Z, '56.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
ParIOr Sc Box Stoves

Of yarious Sizes and Patterns, which / win
SELL LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
Particular attention paid to making and parting
up Tin Cutters, in the town and country. Alsd, re-
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable terms.
Old copper, Brass and Pewter taken in exchanges
for work or ware. W. w. WILLIAMSl
Wins Oregon, No., July 5, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

no. 81 AdkA S1REkT SALAf LOCLS 10.
ARE NoWE III REcRlPT 81 q mglcioa ssor1 nenf
LLM n,ods fam &hax oNn and elhcr nnnufac-
forieRadnpied especially % Ae Wesfern trade
pu<Aasels are United t. txamine their stock,
n.aaalsaassd ana seiesled with Ennt care hua
warranted of superior quality Orders viii reein
wonpt and csyNlul stcnt6n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
SIGERS0N'S NURSERY
o q SIGERSON + BRO,


1s5oo standard Pears, embracing 43 varieties,
5000 Dwarf Pears embracing 50 varieties price.
5000 Chsiy Esses 81 v~aEioiss 50 to IS cents
sec 1preots Ea4Iy Golden, Buda, Peach Ami
cots, Large Early, price SO cents.
l,1oo Ounce, assofted5 s...---.25 to 80 cents.
SEQ Dwarf Apples, 80 |"
800 White Grape Curants ..--.-...2 g.
800 Black Naples ...-..z5 I"
SEQ Cherry Currant- IS e..
boo Red Dutch Currant lzZH
500 Victoria Currants.-.----..-.-.15 g
500 White Dutch CnrTants...-..I2XS
500 large He'd Dutch Curants !. - by
500 English Baek----+....12K"
2-o0o Prolific Greco 49,
Iaoo Heaghton's Seeding. IS &
800 Warrington Do ...~-25 q
1000 Sulpher do .......-.- Is +"
1000 Ashton do ..-....2 Is q
500 Crown Bob do """ . 9
500 Ri0csaen DO ....-..25 {"
1.0oo Yellow AntEarp Kaspberries. 49,. 10 q
1000 Ohio Eycrbearfng do ...25 q
29oo Large German Antvarp do ...10 e
1000 Red AntEarP'. 1855.
1900 Eng-sh Flberts-.
I.0o0 Horse Chestnuis /. +. ..-..-....-5 e
5000 Brapo Vines, 2 to years old Is to so *
I5o.ooe Grpa Vines ] year old less = 100 4"
5000 Dahlias assorted. each...-.--.25 q
500 Pernias DO .---....5 so @
4aoo0 Biant Asparagus ROots.-sS5 y zoe
N ~ NAML L||"NE
2ooo Yards pink--.---..50ct 3 yard.
G9oo Pants Victoria Rhubarb. ... .
-..~--.-. SOC or SO 9l00
5000 ilmots Early Red Rhubsrb .-..l2e
$1,000 Stnwbcuy Plants, l2 varietias..-.
$780, ..-S IS to 10 per 10000
1000 Shad6 and Ornamental Trees, embracing
Cahlpa. Black Locust Palionia Imperialis,
Lnnbariy Poplar, Silver Lsaved Poplar,
Linden Weed. Sweet Gam. Elm. Baisnm
Po7lar. Allianthus, Tulip Trees, Upland Cy-
piss Sycamore, Paper Mulberry, American
Larch. Weeping Willow. Buckeye, Noun.
tain ASH. White Birch, Red Naples, VARYING
81 se bon p cents % $50 aocoraingt1
White Pine d. 5Neto 81
yellow Pine a SOC sOs2
- American Arborvitns sc, soc, 75c, $50.
Uiacso Arborvitns, SOC, $50,
Eerapcan Savin SOC Tree box 500
Noraag Spruce 5QA ISc, 100,
White Spruce. 81.
ee9 Bsils. each sf5<to 81,
Igiea. esch Soc spins assorted eAeh 25s
Hsr1r Roscs. each Iot
Honfhig Reses. oaeil 5oS
Honey Snekles. asofted. 25o. soc 81:
TgE6ea Philadelphus go 70 SOS
Ross Arasia. sc q 5oe
TrIrci Cor HEDGES 16c.
Wsdiasina 2sc: Csroorrs Japonica sso;
Elsenus e1n l1bnlnnm 500;
Tnnnrix Afrcnna IS 20 Soc;
nfbm Gor5oni 2e b 50cs
Worziur NounlaiR Ash 80;
WhIh Fringe IRE l.50;
Fcrrlbca Sec 60 100
cornise Dbreood Silver Striped SOC . 30
Dsatra Saba 81; neusn Gocaiis See
Weeping nrth Scr
Nnr1oia Aoum,nrlia 3oc;
WeteinE Linden Et1i
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
N0T{0K N0TIGET
Merchants, Sportsman and Manufacturers
Cd lHOIEACE b. DIMECK & cos

HORACE r.. DIMTCK & co.'s
ERE4T WESTERN EMPORIUM. for Shot Cans
" Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Tickle and Sporting AD-
paratus 0f every Variety y at Ne. y, North Main
dow.
We keep constantly on hand a nl assortmeas q
Hunting, Target and Minnie Rifles,
Together with every variety Of Purcussi0n Caps
Guns, Wnds. AID Waddinr Paper. Fisbins T,rtfs
&C.. &C.. In fstct. cvervtmng eo~nneefel wilfit6er-r
Trade. w. 49,
Tive Handred Bpcch Ioadin9 Rifles AZ vr-;eu,
~pateRfs.
N. B--Au kinds IL run mafer;ai and -o,,
III the fottcd. flea AID FINISHED sate >
Tease cali ana examine FOR tonrsaIees hsf.r. -.
make yoig purchasss, as experiences Is The ouiv r.,
s1ide.
Oar goods are al warranted by "a.
August ., 1850. WHIT HHi =
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Morgan Horses

Morgan Horses.
A PREMIUM ESSAY on the Origin, History and
"A characteristics Of this remarkable
AMERICAN BREFsD or HORSES,
Tracing The pedigree from. the o~riginalJ lstia Nor
gan. through the gmost noted Of his progeny, down
to the present. time With numerous portraits. To
which are added Hints for Breeding. Brenking, and
general Use and Management OF Horses, with Praeh
teal Directions for Training them for Exh billions at
Agricultural Fairs. BY d.. G. LINsLEY. MiddleburT.
Vt. Price ST. Sent free d postage.
aC. NJ. SANTON & Co..
Agricultural Book Publishers, I40Fslt14l SIN. y
GRAPE Ro0TS.--20006 Catawba Grape Roots,
NJ two years old, for SALE. Price So per hundred
SO per thousand. u III. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov. 29H No. 200 Main 81, rinGnnati
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

"a THING on BEAUTr IS a JOY FoElsvER. |"
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE,
ChiIdhooa. Youth, Manhood CID Age.
Four splendid Li1o Enerayipgs, from the 0rigiSals
IN the Gallery tf tie Spineier Institute. Plates,
l5x23. PaunE, 2sx33.
A GREAT NATIONAL Work.
OF Eve years ezeeutou, inrolvinga m expenaS Of go,
oee. Artistic paofs $50. India Letterld, $50.
Plain, see. e
A prsEpenins epninining q full desrription a
Tie work, Withteztim0nials from our first ARTISTS,
orr mass m1nnnL DTEINEA our most distinguished
STATESMAN, the bcst aecrcditei JEileES OF
ARR, at hount and shrOnd, togeihcP with the
VOICE OF THE PRESS
OF this city, ana also 81 ths highest EnfSp1n au.
tAnEiiy, ~
THE LONDON ART JOURNAL,
Win BE foFHndea "a ihe reeeipt q tra postage
stamrs.
The Wrmfa eannlfef on he naasf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

A~ppropFiafa and tasteful styles Of frames prepar.
"a cxIrey Cor this wors, at the Lowest enh rates,
are furnished al prices varying fram sic b So tho
SET Boxing. u1king aid eaflagc Cum 81 a. So.
Aliron the Eos3ee 81 LIS. Rev "A. r. WetFE,
vialts siinslef Ins.ieia \. y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

REFERENCE:
ION. Lewis Cas-. Detrtik ,t..xs
Sulins d. Ma,tou, FFn
Gov. JoeiA. Mafies,n, Springfield, pa;
Gey. }. W.GrmeA Iotia Cts, Iowa;
B. r Fi6led, 81. Laais No< q
Hon. DanScl0 MoFion, Toledo, Ohio;
p. A. Sarpy, BeElevae, Nthrlskas
Sedgewieh 4 Wai7n Chieago His
Green. Wear 4 Deitaa. Coaneil Bluffs lowg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

Jack IL the days Of the Spanish sicerays, which
,.rove that in acquiring the Gadsden Purchase we
became possessed of the richest mineral porfinn
of Sonora, This fact is confirmed by the tesimo
ny of resident Mexcans. "a well as by the tradi.
ton If the country.
The silver mines late opened at Arivoca. So
pnri. Santa Rita. and Barbarsomeri. numbering
over one hundred distinct veins Of rich ore. ARE
only an earnest of whnt will be seen under the
favorable auspices of a Territorial Government
In copper mining, already about two millions of
dollars are invested. and the ore of the Arizona
mine has been pronounced. in London the rich
est ever sold in that market. The ella River
mines and the Gadsonian mines are proving
themselves equally opulent.
'The late decision of the Postmaster General
in favor of the mail route via FL Paso and Fort
Yuma invests this Arizona question with renew.
ed Importance. This route runs through the
tire extent of the new territory. and will require
protection from the hnrdes of Apache Indians
who for a century past have held undisputcd
sway over one If the Unrest aud. rs to its nstu.
raj resources.oue of the wenlthiest portions Of our
continent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10
j. d. b. DeBOW, ofLouisiana.
W. G. SWAN, of Tennessee.
JNO. COCHRAN, OF Alabama.
WM. BouLW ARE, of Virginia
MITCHELL KING, of S. Carolina

THE New TERRITORY OF ARIzoNIA.-"We
learn saws the New York Journal of Commerce
that the residents of Arizonia will come before
Congress at its next session with new and stron-
ger claims to a recognition as a distinct Terri
,orial people. They will set forth in strong terms
their grievances and necessities, They will ask
that the Gadsden Purchase may be erected into a
separate Territory, under the name of Arizona,
and for such other legislation as may be deemed
proper by Congress to place tho people of that
large district of country on an equal footing with
those of Oregon and Washington Territories
The Gadsden Purchase extends from tho Rio
Grande to the Colorado of the West-six hun
dred miles in length, by between fifty and sixty
in width-embracing an area of about thirty
thousand square miles. or say two thirds as large
the State of New York, We are assured up.
on competent authority, that the impression
which has in some way been ditfused throughout
the country, that this great territory is mostly n
desert, is entirely erroneous.
The great emigration to California in the ear
ly years of the gold excitement traversed the
whole length OF the Purchase without difficulty.
From the Rio Ga ande to Tucson. two passed for
grazing purposes. and is well watered and wood
ed. In the centre of the territory are the valleys
of Tucson, Caabozos, Santa Cruz and San Pedro
and they will sustain II population of tens Of
| thousands. The San Pedro Valley alone was
reported by Lieut. Parke, of the United States
Typographical Engineers, to be capable of sus-
! tanning population of several thousands. The
valley of the ella river, which forms the greater
| portion fthe northern boundary of the Purchase
is susceptible of cultivation throughout its entire
extent.
The plmas ldians a large and semi civilized
tribe, raise magnificent crops Of cotton wheat
! and corn. IN the valley of the ella. The cotton
is woven into blankets by hand, and the fabric is
most skiltu and even beautiful. The portion
OF the territory stigmatzed heretofore as DIES
ert, contains we are confidently assured, almost
fabulous mineral wealth in silver and copper: and
al what appeared to he most unfay orable point
water has been found in great abundance by sink
ing wells. A few artesan wells in the western
part of Arizona will forever redeem that coun.
try from the name of desert.
"A late valuable work on Mexico gives. in its
appendix. statistics taken from the archives OF
the Government at the city of Mexico dating
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

II appears that, after ALL the Black Repubii'
cans, have swept Minnesota Territory; eieciing a
large majority Of the delegates 10 the Cons'itn-
tional Convention. Minnesota Is settled prince
paly by fnregners-t those enlightened suitfagnns
to whom Northern Democrats and Blnck Repnb-
leans gave the right Of suffrage before they DO
came citizens. The only national party ex-
peeted confidently TO carry Minnesota-bnt the
foreigners. il seems. angratefuy deserted "ihe
only national party and went over 10 the
Black Republicans in crowds. How now
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

OnIo.--The Republicans of Ohio have issued
a call for State Convention to be held at Colum-
bus ON the 10Th day of August next, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the Offices of
Governor, Lieatenant Governor, Secretary of
State. Treasurer. one Supreme Court Judge, and
one member of the Board of Public Works. The
whole number of delegates will he 337.
The Democrats have not yet held their Con.
venton. The election will be held on the first
Tuesday in October.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

SiNGuLAR.-Some persons yesterday otter
noon, says the Norfolk Herald of July the 3D.,
took it into their heads to clean out an old cannon,
which probably had not been used since the Rev
dictionary war, and which lying near the
Bethel Church, on Water street, Having clear.
ed out the touch hole and through that exrac-
ted some of the dirt,they poured in a small guam
tity of gunpowder and touched it off, first pla.
cnga board before the muEsle to receive the
charge of dirt Much to their surprise, howev-
er, the dirt consisted principally of az pound
ball. which knocked down the plank. traverscd
tho street and spent its force in demo>hing a
pannel of tho door of the United Fire Engine
House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

!, = IL
~ Beers, Richmond-ti y
Carriers Spanish Mixture has performed remarkable
the afflicted with Scrola in the
bad had he become that hey entirely
closed and had been for than year. As last
sort everything had failed resolved try
w administered it according directions and
deul SAL perfect has been effected satisfied
thai medicine equals Carriers Spanish Mixture p1rt
Of tho blood 1t is creating quite excitement here and
sells very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
You truly, X. :. BROADDIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

SOUTHERN SENTIMENr.-'The Wilmington On.
c. Commercial contains the following EXPIRES
sion of opinion relative to Kansas atfairs:-"We
must confess that we are not over anxious about
the result. OF course, we would prefer that Kan,
sas should be Slave State bit not tcithout the
consent Of the people expressed By their rotes.
Were to entertain n different sentiment, we
would at once repudiate the principle upon which
the election of Mr.. Buchanan is predicated."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10
Knoxville Convention.

We publish to day the official call for the AS
samblage of he Southern Commercial Convention
u, Knoxville on the 10Th August next. We take
occasion to repent our former suggestion that
Lynchburg appoint delegation at once As
one Of the cities directly and we believe large
y Interested in the establishment Vt the com
mercial independence of the South, she ought to
appoint delegation Us soon possible. Let
Lynchburg set the ball in motion, and the other
cities and towns will soon follow it up. Ono
month only remains before the assemblage of the
Convention aud Whatever is done should be done
quickly md promptly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

WESTERN BANKS. The st. Louis Intelgrn.
Ger states that an immense demand had been
made on the Western banks. during the pas;
few months, for the redemption of their notes in
specie. The banks of Kentucky. Indiana, Ohio,
Illinois, and Wisconsin have felt the drain, and
it would probably not be far out of the way to
place the amount of notes on the banks of the
States named that have been redeemed in coin
since the first of March at S., 000000.
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The Richmond Wing of Yesterday. 5,

The Richmond Wing of yesterday, says:
We will omit daily reports the Rchnonl markets
until business becomes active Corn is rmrr the quo
tatons to day being o u. And accordingly lind
reports ia any OF the Richmond papers.
PhiimdcIph Cattle Market, Bniy q.
The eips OF Beef Cattle this week have 900
head The quality Of the cattle good
Prices rc lower, and $50 left the differ
yards Prices ru ID from 10Y to 2 The sales
prise - head of Virginia at II ia; 10 grass cattle
80 of North Branch, Va. very fine At II a 80
HOGS--Tho arrivals at Singers yard Tor the week
1000 head all OF Ac db posed ufat from syi the
100
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The supply continues large and
prices "nlng d'wnwas Sales of 600 1000 head
q 15@i rs IN quaii', and condition.
NJ quotations re Cattle Markets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

N.,;cc -Nossrs Jas w. BROWN. JosEfH $ brown aud
WrSx arc our Athorlzcd Agents the country aud \ n
MoxrsowrpY In the city for making collection. and ssins
,ho h,nes of the yirgnisn Office the ls OF APu is"'
time all hills for suhseripanSc due 10 the nhdrr.
signed To distant SUBSCRIBER. aud stvefiisers VINO t
rcsrs hin will be lay mail. aud reusic"s th'tp "
channel in registered letters, soAciea' our h-N -
E hieby mnorlapt thai the old business should be steny
ra,n ~, w trust that all those who are indebted !" US
vii the necessity for early and prompt seuo
,nent 'ot thelr accounts presentation ,.,,,.ne
mem " ~ MCDONALD PETERS.
May el-,s ,,-t.., g., ,a.Ive sub
s.a,fons 10 the yirRnian for the present Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

WISH 10 sell my ttfih formerly ned Mr.
distant ahoui - miles from the 1vn"hburg ,nIi" ~" :
TRACT contains 2ll ACRES, IN wood, Z 49, - fhe
Flats, and has upon 1t an RICHARD Of OFkl.l' h
young and old The Improvements an exc lion, ~
DWELLING with rJpins and all the ncrcss,r a VI L
all 81 which nav" been put in good repair recently
ing IT'S ADVANTAGES rs market and dairy firm n nor ltf
bic place is seldom pnt In market II sold brf
August II WIN then be sold II public auction on tle ~, IN
My address il iynchhurg and persons desiring l'ts
tervew viii md me at the store of Mr. b Rnct, '' M
~ TdSctds EDGAR IytI,r,,,