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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
BEN u. bAMU GAs,

Democratic candidate for Governor will
sidress the people ct the following places
At 2 o'clock r NJ, or such other hours a'
may be fixed by the people on the days
here named
Moringo. Iowa county. Saturday 2c
Toledo, Tama county, Monday rs
Finton. Benton county. Tuesday ~
Marion Linn county, "Wednesday 80
Anamosa. Jones county. Friday October 2
Upton. Cedar county. Saturday g.
De Witt. Clinton county. Monday .
davenport. scott county Tuesday g.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Trustees Safe.

MTnkREAS on the 2ist day Of March, Al, 1854.
w Ernst Julius George I.spehein executed unto
Francis Anon - Trustee. certsin DEED Of Trust,
c'nveysex to sad Trustee the iaed h Oeuet Ceuusy
Iowa drscrloed ~ follows. TO wit The East half II
the Worth West quartes, and the North West omar.
Ter OF the North West quarter Of section number
twenty-one l9ll, In township seventy mine 1871
North, OF Range two t9l, Kast OF the 9Th p. which
said conveyance was made by the said I.snghein
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
promissory note and the interest thereon Aligned bv
sstd Langheim, dated the 2lst day Of March. d.
1884, for nve hundred an1 twenty five dollars, nav.
able two years after date 70 the order Of Nichols
Fejervsry, with ten Per cne iate.est payable annu
ally.
Aud now. said notes having become dueand psy.-
ble and the said Lsneheim having failed to nav the
same, l. francis Anon, Trustee as Aforesaid do
hereby give tt IL pablo notice. that By virtue OF the
power which 10 Ia me vested by said deed Of Trust
VIII, on Saturday the nth day OF October A d.
ieS7 at the hour Of two O'Clock in the Afternoon Of
said dAy, at the Count Aouse door m the CITY Of
Davenport, expose and oner for sale at public auc,
ton, % the highest bidder fer cash. the parcels
land above described, much thereof q shal be
sucient to satisfy and pay the amount Of ssid note
with the interest thereon TO the day Of sale toeether
with the expenses attending said sale costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of
such sale deed will be given in accordance With the
stipulation Of said deed Of Trust.
Dated the 22d day Of September. A D, 1857.
FaANo1S ANON,
eep0Sdtd Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that On election viil b
IN holden In and for the county Of Scnt ON the
Second Tuesday Of October, 4. D., lab9, At the
which tine ~ fo,lesing 1aaAs end County o1scem
are " be elected. vAs: \ Governor and LleuAeoanf
Governor Of the state Of Iowa. and one oeDeter and
three for the ceuaeg q ocsts "a the
next General Assembly Sor saiA State
Dated 1t Davsopost this l6sA ~ olheeptemhetm
D, 1eS7. CHA AHA 6knTOH
sepl0dtd County Jud1o q 0cpAt 60.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

PRosIprNcn-rhe expense OF carrying on
the city government Of Providence during
the year ending on the first Monday in sep
TENDER. were SAGE .065 The amount ap-
propriated for the various expenditures so
far exceeded the actual amount paid out,
that "a surplus OF So 900 is lief, in the treas
ury
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Desllolnes River Laad ~ sale

Deal OlDOO ktVOF Land III 0olo
LAND OEp.AR1yHRyVH
: DssAotsss Rtssv AoSGesaGes ~ -. o..
g0segnwA, lowo, .ADe(fJv, 49,. 4,
Tm 0adsEsiess1 hsrSey 1gss no6s11y ~ SAh
1 O@ce y NOV opsn fdk1hs Sbls q thsss veluabls
: tn mems and 3lsAes Of purchasers.
&Ryfuft1 ; in1ornseaoa opssred y rs1at3m - tAps
66Wtu - farntsAs1 On oppiicatica q NJ 60
g NAH or oeAegwIee. ono. D. PDAE131.
0ayledtO Lad Oun1,saDeoie.
LA1DcDIs AaGo4S.
D1s HoinIo nAvsoAauw q. 7
IN The si1teeath day Of Juee, next, The o00 -
" Ne sols ok ~ lon6h 81 ~ eealoaQ1 v1n ~
romovea fspa tA1s placs - Ypst Des 0olneo.
\ 3Aooe lan1e Wl1 - ~ q 49, eSS1o6, - =
- = ssis - naaas - 49, = ksss.ssssS.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
EeH SolQ,t

lAOuD hGn1so1 ~ tuoo0 Dun1)Dg ~ n N
~ A11to1so - ~ 0Oo - Port Dyru0.
Z l4ksO 1egasa so11ibss end hanAsunely situnAn
- 6enk q ~ AissssDa. ~ " y - 8 ~
81 s.issssI.si.a TX L {.,.s Z H..sr. ruh r1a1
e., - ,s: Cn:s,.: Z - g: -: 3s1'.
.e1lnfn UiY
- ~ subscriber hes nunhssonno dsslrenlo -
0o6uf lard IN cd naos - einaooe DavsnpoVt ~
y 49, - a61e ~ tsWa ~ Rors Dyrpe. ~ -
lsCles . sell. eOctlsssl j.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

Tnr LAW on rnr RNi-The Court Of Ap
I,eals has recently made some important
decisions in railroad casese which We shall
state in brief
peaI-heads. it seems. eau sue for injuries
resulting from accidents The court holds
that in all eases where n railroad company
voluntarily undertakes To convey passen-
yer upon their road. whether with or with
cut compensation. If such passenger is in
luured 10y the culpab!e neglenee or want Of
skill Of the agents of the company, the court
holds the latter is liable vs.. ives.
tern Railroad.
The bodily pain and suffering of the vie
tim IL railroad accident. a. well as his
medical expenses and direct pecunary loss,
are proper subjects tor eompensation-Ran-
som vs. Erie Railroad.
\ carriage meeting city car is not
bound to turn TO the right, the statute re.
quiring carriages. when meeting in the
highway, to turn to the right, having M
application to the meeting Of railroad cars
with common vehicles in the sts Of city
Hogan vs. sth Avenue r. r.
A conductor can eject passenger for re
fusing to show his passage-ticket, even i,
the conductor knows that the party ha.
paid his fare -Hilliard VS. Erie Railroad
~. y Mirror.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

silver Plating aad He ll.H Handing.
VIM O'AnAhA............. .,.a = -. .. ::..
Com mercial College
LOPEZ y PRATT. Coz I'D and Perry
asOrhc'S "nO NasssW are.
l.. L. hoitoMn .......:...:.....i. eolaire Row
DoolAN STt NJ, ....... Main ST.
AAt Mutt tohhlN 49,. Sor second aud Brady
SID = ~ . W. IAN
SpCM % yrs ~, .,snnr a"' Se.onu'
CHUBB. BRO BARROW 4 co.. Cor Main ID ats
TALLMAN, POWERS MCLEAN. above p. q.
30
Land Agents
ALLEN h CLARk........P. u. Building, Brady 1t
NlCKOIL.s, IsBELL b CO.. .............. Main Is
lnsuPnnce Aveurias
~ =, ,.,rcyr,
II mnrpuAN NJ" -,
Dvv Ge>d.
, - s, .wn oo 20 go, 10. n, DAY DIS.
GEO BwEAyER Main st, 1esr Goo. q sarsen,
II II SviTM Corner 81 aud Rr.av
anavsnN rapp'2a., .hove b.
W INSLEE.. No II. LeClaire
Machine Shop and Fsnndry.
9 n cuopry ats, or,o ran p,,v,,, a. ,ou,
xvuoa.n um
JIG SHOREY, ..........,. Third street
Clothing.
SAMUEL PERRY ................ Opp Post Ofhts
is DRAKE = co....'...Aaln' 3:ioors bel "a st
Wy "nos ssa "soeeries'
n. II. HEiDsN MA!MEN. lind, near Brady st
, W"""es Se"e'y.
W., 1"..,' . EU's"e no"
r. 81 NELSON. BRADY rboy. ID
n..k. r x,.,,.n.rv.
q " ELISA CO..No 7IeC,.,,c Row
ELI ADAMS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Near Post ONCE
Hat, 4 Csps,
.,sroN 81 :, O,r Yer,.,re uo,s.
GprrN 7. Ci.,ra u
CIV NERDER.. IS so0nd street, east Brady
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

n Vis 1SGIM3(S, vsi| nm 3 - ~ ~ = d.
Ass.ssss nevslaAA. nsa., vho occsplss psrs Of
- vno ce0Ae alnO0s us vell rsConmsnd-
doubs ~ vtll reader general Satisfaction 10 al vho
nay sevss Ain WITH thsir patroaAge In The land
agency buslness. z. F3TFT II
would renssk n conclusion, that Ihavs v,DsuA>,
sads u ~ ssrN In Daveaport and Vicinity Sor sale
and list nay b sosnd In my once during business
0uno TIC. HAD0,
Oay00W lie Claire how
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
- II = II II +
4 Spl'did Lease, Is Years Duration
with iuc improvements.
&f&S

&&
A X acA Track!
A IL knosd mi an eight sss high sses. lnova
"A Is the
DAV PORT IRA K!i
The above property-wti b. sold on good sermso
| EXCHANGED for Real 'state In this County
TIE Stallion - Wonder"
Syears old, Chesnut sosrti ~ hands high viii var
rant him sure foAi yetter. sc. trots his mile inside
Of miles ON our trace, which Is 10 feet over ono
| mile.
wonder VS. sired BY The celebrated tsoss,pr hosse
Washington, his dam BY Membrane wonder was
brought from Long Island two yesrs ago By us, sua
IN coaditson last season wstsled 1865 ms yin BE-
to.d On good terms or exchanged for Acai Bstsss In
this couDty.-Also the
Tr0ttI1G Stallion Mountain Monk.
BY Vermont Blaekhawk dam, by Mambrino We
are prepared 70 prove that Monk has tsotted m pub.
horse, 10 years oil, Ish hands high wscan show
colts from him that not be surpassed by any
Stock Horse In this country. We can show two min
utes and hfsy sars0ts with him % our track Wil
srty-Aiso
TINE sT.lLLIOyr .lDO,
A spen I'D nay Horse years old, Is II hands h,ah
Tan shov minutes In hsrn1ss. Was aired h the
trottns horss Wsshiaston. dan b AbdaIlsA, 80
hoss u too vel! know here. 10 nerd any rss,pmsn-
dsiton frsn -. Hisget IN tbs counSy ~, 49,
tor iisels We viii sell him good terms or exchange
for Real Estate.
Also the Thoroughbred horses
MOUNT AIRY AND LARRRN.
The former was sired ~ tn rsce horse Traveller.
VINO won the big AI6. 600 stake - Canada At milo
heats. hh dam Was Creto, bred BY Il, l. Slevene u
Hobokes. y. ,. He 1sk haaAs IN, Mod ~.
and has fine stock In this County He 70 years on
lArsen was stred b. imported Hout-n, out Of tAs
dam 81 Dueo nsteman. He b Q osod 6av o ysaps
Oh, 10 = hands high. Ne vtl warrant hin - m
over our track In one minute and nfty-ave ssosede
Al Of ne above horses will be warranted suunA
We VIII sell the above on good terms Or xchsnso
Tor heei Estate. Our object Is 70 dispose Of some %
our steck, - ve have supsr abundance Of eli kieds
Of thoroughbred cattle, 10.
D. D 4. Z. ALlnu:
P.D Tho sbgve stocA vns heousht fro. i>.s
Island ~ -. ohR IA.
DaveepoSAse.7d0 (0asetfe ooOyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

49, We have some veIy desissble LOIS eeisctsd
and for sale 10 Camanche. Plat tsen. priraL
terms &c. made known, upon applications 70 FAR
KkR, EDwARDS 4 TALAAGB, No. 10 Orr's mock.
April IS du.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

nDP0R SAL1.-Ose pais three year cid mules.
~ they are well bIoken TO haruess., Ai,o
ooe Lumber Wagon and harness, I'll complete. Can
be seen 1t WORK ain street. near the let Baptist
church. for few aegs. u CoACKIAL
Juyltkdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
SU M MARY.

PRonABLE Dl-rI The New Orleans Bud
iefh, of the 18th. states that MIR Howell. of
the post office III that city. and Mr.. Gibbons
one of the editors of the Crescent, went out
on til" day previous to settle AN affair OF
honor. b, "a fight with pistols ut ten PAGES"
The difficulty grew ont of n reconotre be
between some friends of theirs ut the 81.
Charl,~ Hotel in which they some way got
mixed up.
Person >I--lt ia said that Mr. Smeai. the
old banker Of Cincinnati. and the senior
partner in the hous.. oi SmeAd, Collard 4
tlughs. proprietors nt the citizens bank, has
become insane, and is now in one of the as
iylums near that city for treatment.
The expenses of the London Daily Neus
are f52o per week Those Of the London
Times much more.
The main building Of W. = Niscelous
lanncry, i'll kcncsha. Wis. was burned on
Tuesday evening. and the side buildings
were more CT less injured. Loss som. 81.
oov--pariiy insured.
nr Gay, Of syracuse a physician Of hth
erto lair reputc. has been. arrested and he i
to hni in the sum of $ 800. fer causing an
abortion upon tho person y. Young WON
=
hut Justice took her deposition in which
she implicated DIR Gay as the abortiomst.
In Charleston, : C.. on Sunday last John
sons Hotel and many other buildings Were
destroyed by fire. The loss amounted to
s5o.r 900. which is halt insured IN Southern
Office
The san Antonio h.rald says il is cur
icniiy reported tia, Gen Twiggs proposes
to ra,se regiment OF Texas volunteers for
frontier protection.
Hon Ben NJ Samuels If Dubuque. has
been nominated by the Democracy of Iowa
a. the candidate for Governor. From all
We can learn We not only believe that Mr.
$. ought To be elected, but that he ,c,H be
elected, by good majority hudson
tiitsi p0frsot
The Boston Post recently heard of. and
gave iull creeit to a young lady who, upon
being given seat in q railroad car. thanked
the gentleman who vacated II The next
day the same paper was informed ot the
following incident communicated by one OF
the parties
LADY, suppose she WAS u lady, for
she wore beautiful clothes--got into car
which was completely occupied, and all
were ladies save a Cambridge student and
myseli She looked anNiously about for IL
seat The student politely relinquished his !;
whereupon tn, lady threw herself into it
her hoops gathering heavily. without cA
pressing the slightest thanks whatever
The student looked anxiously at :he oceu
ped seat a. ii he had lost or left sometLing
and asked her to rise moment that lac
might search the cushion. She acquiesced ;
student immediately glidei INTO the place
and having installed himself allowed the
lady 10 stand up the remainder Of the iour.
nev. a. "A reward for her want Of ciyility
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

40OoEs rented, 1ssses drawn. Rants collected,
- Taxes paid ios dbo-restdents. Collections made
promptly RENTED 70 any part Of the country
kseesass boaght end sod. Notes discounted On
good security.
REHEAENCEe:
Wilder, Esq, boston, Mass.
Locke, MaTshe 4 Go, Resa0n, Asss.
VS. 4uddgett I Co,
Non " Harris, y. hgidssVatsr, HaaD.
Russei Alden, Csmpello,
Keith, BsQ, AAtngtan, I"
Woodoen, (banksr) Chicago, IN.
= annt mssss 1:a"orsh rarls. cA'eese. ~
Stevens. La, Ct Anthony, Man. 1ssr.
eaan. IA. 0eisaa, M
s o,,5 5:.:s rraoI,as.oe. bsve.g'rs.
DuTneil, 0elett & 90,
or WhitDnb, Dsq,
aQv0 16a0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

nDSHOw CASES, MARBL8-rOP TABLE
for sale Apply u the once Of the STATE
Democrat
auged0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

EOun LOTS situated On - end sruss sesess. s,e
8 ps,sssIess ssss''s = ooAsm Z pey. q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

- II y - y = -
KeNT EStWHe DFOker.
C0oNnR os Brady and Second streets, up stairs
~ entrance o0 Brady STREET.
ANAL KSTArg BOUGHT AND sold end Moaey
Leaned On Commis.ion.
fAx0o petA end coliectisas oaae ~ psseass n ~
sections Of the cOuatry.
LAND wARRANf1 located and Oh business per-
tainins y Land Agency faithfully transacted. i.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

TW.NrYrHRkn eligible Duiidine lces, alasassl
j - mersissa, SAird, klpssy anA n,onAsos slsues,
WI b eva Of leased 90 rsaseaeSas tsrns lss ar.
(ansdtO AMI NAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

uneer called 'kentuck" Went over in canoe,
| pulled down the Costa Rlca flag and hnisted the
= Lone Star oil Nicaragua all the enemy having
abandoned the point in the night. Upwards of
400 stands Of English Minnie muskets were left
scattered on the ground. Col. Frank Anderson's
command crossed in the steamer and took pos
sessi' of the enemy's works, chattles, &c, fin
ding thirteen bodies in the principal fort. proba-
bly, all killed by the artillery of Gen. Wheat
Fifty men of this command were detached for bu-
rylng the dead of the enemy, which amounted To
thirty three. Prisoners taken snid they had
been buddy treated and worse fed, living on beans
aud Piantans alone. Five pieces of artillery
four brass ID pieces and one . Id piece, with
corresponding ammunition were found; also fifty
thousand rounds mimic rifle of cartridges in good
condition aud large quantity of damaged am
mnnition, 25o pairs Of panrneons. forty bushels
81 beans and six barrels Of salt. but enough KIT
ties and pans for 1000 men.
The same night the steamer Rescue, or Fillihnstcr,
af some Of IN boys call her took MP the forces OF
tsl Titus aud one ID gun TO the island oil San Gar
los, which was taken without any resistance lho
boat returned 10 the Scrapiqui aud took up all the
Stores needed at the above post aud then proceeded
up the river in pursuit of the steamer Charles Nor
pan, Which had gone ON with the news oil the COSTA
Rieans having left Serapiqui. The hitter boat had
four hours start and the Rescue in sight OF her
Just she went over the Castillo Rapids. The Cos
Il ktans had tar and rosn the steamers scott anu
Ghclnea aud all the buildings of the town. nj the mo-
ment they the Rescue they set fire 10 the boats
aud buildings and at the same time the, opened II
heavy fire OF round shot and grape from the fort on
the hill. The lower fo;t on the river was taken by
storm hy CAPT Vests company of Col. Titus COM
mand. Four men Jumped from the steamer, swan
against six mile current, cut loose and saved the
steamer Seott, although the machinery was very
much injured All the furniture aud bedding OF the
National Hotel WINS saved All other houses with
ter cantents were destroyed.
In thng this fort the enemy lost iorty-fse while
We only lost one killed.
The Costa Rcans were still fifty strong ON the
high fort of Castillo, cut of from water and provis-
ions aud surrounded by our forces. On the 18th the
font WAS to have been taken by storm. BY this time
that Is done, aud communication has been establish
ed 10 Walker
y rumor having reached the commander OF the
British Squadron at San Juan that three British sub
jet hd been hung 10y Walkers troops, lie arrested
Eo Iockridge, and refused to release him until the
statements were proven to be incorrect The British
haHe been very active in releasing and aiding the re-
turn of those men in Walkers army who would set
up the claim Of being Englishmen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

BoSroN, March l3-The body of Mrs. Lavina
Briggs, who died in Stoughton on the 9th ult.
has been eNhuned, aud an analysis of the stom-
ach shows that she was poisoned with arsnio.--
Her husband Hosea Briggs aud young woman
named Alkaline Drake, n b"arder in the family,
have been arrested ON suspicion, to await the IN
yestigation of the Coroner. The affair causes
much excitement in Stoughton, whore tho par
tie, have lived many years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
Departure OF the America from nunlifnx-ThC
niagara Outward hound.

llAllfAX March l3-'rhe steamship Ameri-
en- left here shortly after midnight for Boston
where she will be due about noon on Saturday
Her mails will probably reach New York in
sun for distribution ON Sunday morning.
The Nngora arrived here from Boston at five
o'clock this morning, and sailed again MT eight
for Liverpool, with strong northwest wind aud
cloudy weather.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

~ II
- We have accomplished three grand points in getting up
stock Spring aud Summer Goods T. VT: Elegance
Syes Durability of Material and Economy IN prices The
house for keeping superior Goo well
established that unnecessary to mora that
call the follow ARTICLES prsing
= of stock
Over Ragans for Spring, Eureka Styie'
SGpor Dress Goats, Black and Blue,
Medium "
super Black Frock Goats.
Medium -"
Single Breasted CO att, all coors,
Bnsiness Cashmere suits for Spring
New - yle spring and Summer VESTS,
Extra BLACK hoe Skin Pants,
Fancy -
y auths' Cashmere Suits,
thillrcn's Suits, style from to TO years old,
Bltrk silk Sacks. superior quality.
Alpaca Queens Cloth Barpoor Cashmarett Froek Coats
- Pants
Nlrsciies Suit all grales
.Iua NJ. Davies & Co.'S. FrDc Yoke Patent Shirts,
Marsees shirts (ucwl with taote Collars all the rage in
New York,
Gloves, Ctayas Neck Tics, Handkerchief, Umbrellas
Trunks Carpet Bags Naises, &c, Sc.
GLASS & RAINE
10 Is j. lrNoS, Agt
Salem Register W. thcyl Times and Telegraph, Western
Star Bedford Sentinel and Abingdon Democrat copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
ssuntOtcd Trouble in NcbrasIxn

New YORK, March ia letter in The Even
ing Post, from Omaha, Nebraska Territory says
that II committee Of vigilance has been formed
for the protection OF squatter sovereignty against
the Jumpers that the streets arc filled with
armed citizens and adjacent towns has sent dele
cations offering assistance. Several Jumpers
Ind already been tried and forced to withdraw
their claims
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
Reception OflIon. James .uthri,

LOUISVILLE, March l2.-Ex Secretary Guthrie
arrived nj Louisville Kentucky, Thursday even
ing. His arrival was welcomed by the firing of
cannon. and music. and he was escorted to Mo-
ztrt Hall. where Chancellor Per,le made an eo
quent speech, aud Mr.. Guthrie an appropriate
reply
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
"a ;st Snow Storm

WAsUINrON. Nnrch II.-Ihe snoN Storm con.
tinued here all night-obont eight inches fell.
Il j. clear this morning and the SHOW is dsap-
pealiug rapidly.
The early morning train from Baltimore
detained two hours by the snow.
PHILADELPHIA, March l..-About six inches
fell last night. The weather is now clearing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
B 7 7 L l. L 4 r APH
RIO nCAp.uFOusNuA.
iRRifiL Or TIE GEORGE LAW

NEw loRk, Mareh l6.-rho George Law has ar
rived with ) 100000 in specie. The mining news
is dull
Flour is quoted at Sill
The State Treasurer and Comptroller of California
had been impeachcd Tor the msappropraton of
$3.50 900
The Indians had made an attack In Pitt river val
cy' Shasta county, murdered portion of the inhab-
ttntS, aud stolen cattle aud horses
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

NEW York, March l5.-The schooner Johan
ma Wnrd, Capt. Adair bound from North Carroll
m 10 Liverpool, was abandoned on the 9th ult
Her crew has arrived safely at New Orleans in
The ship Tempest of New Orleans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
49, TEDEIbzGI n HEIaEgspEa
- Druuuists :. nd q not hccurics

BANK SQuAltl, IYNCuHubu. Va,
Have Land and will continue regular additions
to- lnrE" aud complete assortment Drugs Dye Suf OILS
Paints Glass Fancy Articles, &c, &c which they invite
the attention ct buyers
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt filling Of
their orders with roalr Drugs and Pharmaceutical prcpaia
tons manufactured h themselves pure hnsrd from
liable prices that will leave no uuccmcnt go
ot the Satr Amy article not On hand furnished ut the shortest
notice. NM A STKDlIIER
t,hltN :. WIIIIEIl EAD
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CINeISNATI, March IA dispatch to the Com
merca states that Hon. James i. Clay has dc
clined the mission to Berlin, rendered by Pres
dent Buchanan
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WASHINGTON. March I5,-IIon Mr.. Iarrs,o
Alabama, is here dangerously i'll, and scarcel,
expected to survive.
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Ilff THJFff0r A NIfFIIs IdTfH1Hsf-
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IL Commit sion Merchants,
For the sa {" Tobacco ll"ur aud other Country Produce
IlNCUu ra. v hafnR FORMED toparnorslp for tho
pose ot doing general Commission Bdsucss win give their
undivided attention Ia all ronsiR nmruts made to them
hhiro ia tho Staro of George II DAVIS aud next dnnr to A.
II. Ruckpr EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
Jan. h., Id. THOMAS q. IIIII,
Refer To Capt 1na ofey. Cashier Bank OF Va "a u la.
Wis Iuo T. baNts -, Saml NJ Gtrlatd. Amherst, Mayo
tahcil, Nelson, X G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Hank.
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JOHN 7 UNWkINs, TrOprIcIOr
This house long known the Union Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired aud IL for the reception or
transient and d> baar5Ts The location Is Of the
delightful ia" city. and strangers visiting IynchhurE viii
find the CITY lofe in every department airy aud comior
table House ENory nteinn Viii be pad to Guests calcua
ted to render hen comfortable and happy this establish.
mcnt The Subscriber respectfully so5ts share Of public
patronage JOHN T. lIAN tINS
n y Several families he furnished with hne. airy
rooms on accommodating terms J y. H.