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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

T OST--0n Monday, some1here in thi
II city, Pocket Book containing NOtss TO the
amount Of about NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Ch- finder would confer favor by leaving the
Ia the Post Office, directed to the person 10 whom te
Notes able, as they will be OF 10 heHoit to
any one else, f. E}-ltS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

| OST-On the Capitol Square, ON 22d
~ instant, Pocket Book, containing Reuben A
Lacy's two due bills, one for 500. payable ia car
penter's work, aud the other for 500. with a credit
thereon OF $50, besides other papsTs and from five TO
six dollars ia money. The finder will be welcome
20 the money upon the return of the papers 70 this
office, which be Of no use to him. rs their nay.
nIent has been stopped. f. 2i-a.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bsl-sPEcrAL NoTIcE.-particular a,
teniion Of the trade and these in want Of GOO, sor
wants. y requested to our sale THIS MORNING q,
10 o'elock, at Our store, No ~ Main street -
fe 2i-lt Cfs,K a fsn A.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

f&8- DR.. CooEs, LATE or Sr. LouIs,
Mo-0ffice aad reeidence on Sd street ives, side h.
tween Marshall and Claw strrass se Ie-dErn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

~ instant, some whore in the city Porte Mon.
naie, containing number o. boIus, due bills and
receipts, ofno value to any one but my self ss their
payment has been stopp,d. A liberal rews ri will
Qe paid the finder by leaving the sae a. this Office.
fe 24-lt% WIN GILT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
LOST.

fs GEoRaE b. STEEL, Dentist, Of6c.
and residence, No 23l, ON MAN, besweon sth and s,s
streers Richmond Va NV S~,..A
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T OST-On Tuesday night last, between

/ % -VH Iut5UHJ TIIEHF IaFSV' Ut "VVl
II Judge Ialiy burtons residence Grace street,
and DR. IL fucker i, on Broad atreeta small buctkin
| Fob and Pure containing "A SO Exchange Bank
| note aud two $50 Che bank not re1emberedl and
| check drawn by l. Marss, lr, for Is -, on the
| Bank of tirgint at Fredericksburg, with some pa
| pars OF value.
| liberal reward will be given the fnder, on
| his ia4ying il at this office. te Isis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

I OST-Either on Main street, the Cap.
IA itol Square, or ON Broad street. one gold GRAF
ELAN PIN, with two chains attacked, with ~,
small charDls-one a fiddle. tho other d gold ian
broken. liberal reward will be given 10y leaving
The same Of this office, or at q HEATER BROS
90 Main st. fe24-H%
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- als'5ae.1a -
AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

n WIN. r.. FOSTER. ESQ, IL the Agent for the DAILY
DfspATeH In Norfolk. the circulation OF the paper
there having Increased 10 extent demanding per-
sora attention 10 ta distribution, the collection oi
dues nc
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DIED,

On the 10th instant. at Walnut Grove, Morris co
New Jersey. IRA TlCHEN0R, formerly Of this
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

Ia NOTICE or LADIES AucTfos IL
hope 10 SEQ large attendance Of laaies TYIs
MORNING. at No 9f Main street whers will 90
70 them ine assortment OF Fancy tioods al an,
ton. HENRY w 0IfAHf ~ Ns
f. 2i--it knrsicnstt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

I .OST-0n Sunday evening, On Broad
- street. somewhere in the city, a small bunch Of
KEYS. with a steel ring. The fieder will recciv a
reasonable reward 10y leaving the same at this ol1e
fe 24-3t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

S TYLER l. Co, l2e Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

I OST-0n the 22d inst, on Franklin
- street, FITCH MARTIN ETCTORINE. A rea-
sonabla reward wilt ba given the finder BY leaving .
at the office Of the Dispatch. e La q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

rT,O THE pUBLIC.-In reference 10
l. faculty that occurred on the might 81 the I'D
inst between Mr. Vim Peyton and Mr. VIM Non.
tbs undersigned take pleasure IN stating that the
affair has been settled IN . manner highiy Eonof
able TO both the gcnslsnsa, uo,m
g. 49, MMS TAiPLETf.
n..uxx~~n Wxh o. fa3a-h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

7 OST-Eight Paddock Keys, between
II Franklin street, above 9Th, along Bark % ~
change street. en Monday evening last. suiahi5
reward will be psid TO the hndtE BY leaving then
at DUDLEY & CO.'S
ia 22-ts 72 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

I 0ST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for or receiving two Bonds, Nos ~ aud
a. Of $500 each with Coupons attached. OF the Viz
ginia Central Railroad Company, rs said Bonds are
onr property land have been misiatd OF losi. ~
ia 2-dtf HAXAIL 4 ca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

7 OST-On the 23d inst, either at MIR.
IL Belvin'. Lumber Yard. or between there and
It'll street, Broad. Silver Detached LEI TX
WATCH No, ,slls a: Tobias, n.ak@T And ne
name OF WI. MIfCHeLL, gg, Richmond, on TIE
zap of che watch a reasonable reward will he paid
for its return to this Office. de Sits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24
= PIANO FORTR.-For Sale

At an immsre sacrifice, beautiful
YT ri n fr sewuod piano, octave. Iaa,ls b.
j u NTH best makers, fail rich tone and
ia perfectly rev. Address, biviS6STUN
r. o. tfapasch fiftire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

q TIE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND
KY L0D3E No. TO- will atte nj a called meeting
/V\at the Masoh's Hall. this "Wednesday even
ing. 81 O'clock, r. n.
By order Of the W. NJ.
JAa RInr;rK Secfy fe2tIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

The Cavalry, acting as guard of honor to Gen
SCOTT, presented splendid appearance and con.
sisted Of the Cumberland Dragons, Captain John
Page the Henrico Dragroons, Capt. W II. Rich
ardson, the whole commanded by Col. J. Lucius
Davis This WAS one of the most imposing features
OF the brilliant naceant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

The iilnminasion was probably the most impress
sse feature OF the cslebratisn Of the I'D and was
the only portion Of 1t which the weather could not
IL any degree mar In this respect. IL fitting
smbIsa Of that patriotism which CLOVIS In all Anne
ricsn hearts, and which only shines the brighter
from fhe darkness and severity of storm with
out, TLs illumination wss general, tasteful and
hssasifai, and presented hsppy aud brilliant inais
" iks ylorjss q III Day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

NOTICE Is hereby given that ! nave
IN lost or Mlsiaid Bond u sas ssFsa,,m s rs.
p.fl,saj Cgmpany No. -, dated tStobsI y ,lJ
amonns sas psyebls October iss. isA6s sale as
MAS Isxsss<l Is Milton Brewa, aat Was .s al
~ rhesei by IA This nctias L " saatNns -
~ s -. 4 Anal purchasing II. ~ shAh spps
the PIe@aiea.t sad nireetufsel ssta e7"a'@1f
Anoiher taSts xseaa. a...,tvf auAtI
.. -. - "a. H. 2s-sts
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ID EDF0RD ,SPRINGS.-~Ihis we'll known and de
ID aI srlnilH RESORT VII be cined fr the reeep.on OF
q June and ls u utoer
I.e spacious buildings efSclsd ssa fuzzy
Completed has boon furnished ~
psr The ACCOMMODATIONS VIII bs character not en-
~ ans part of The Uaied SHADES ~ - -
The hae wih be un4sr The msaassnnsni q ~ A. O. AkAkN
the amp.r,t assurance u aud kind
of access it's deemed proper 10
that passengers reach Bedi~d BY dayhshs rAs from
tisauiterubusr. s-a iiiW - f1 htfA att4H tf!llA
and BEDFORD wAI1kn by the barrel esrt"y
in bcaiss, al the following pfses at she sprls, va
a barrel mulberry K, 80 90
do j. q 90
FOf x do mulberry -. Z. y . i. !. -.
tog /. do oak 49, 90
Carboy 10 galons 20
Ho4leS ~ pant, per dozen 30
carefully prepared purchasers depcnd
upon receiving the water fresh and - iseHf-At
shoud be sstdroxsed ss4NaH ~
TIE BkDEuEp MINERAL SPRINGS CO., "a
june 9o--d4w Bedford county, Pa,
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nv y.& WIN. GALPs STEAM FIRE-wOoD

FE J.. & w. NJ. GALrS STEAM FfRE-WOUD
gesera Suel Having taking ts entire grounds
Sos wharf foot q Seventeenth street. and ested
mills prepared Manufacture
and spit wood which eaeiuA combines
being W the Of thirty
nbing Of the of
by 10 codsassing TO
which cellar B n:ed at The
a .4NAc A-lN
All purchased Of warranted 10 give satisfaction or no
department eapnot be SURPASSED purchase
the best in this
coal IL all perfectly screened and housed from the weasef
enabling deliver good order Nj season Of tho
T. j. w. ~ GAIT.
Offices square south Of
Pennsy ana avenue, and foo, Of i7th street.
July l4-du
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y s0T- To THE VorgRs or rnE Fmsr PrrcrSor on THE
hssr0y specAa
Monday tho lgl a July lsos q
VI
ward supply tho sseaney The suAisoa Jln
A. Goddard, eco. ~ 1877
Tue poIt osensd : O'Clock and closed O'Clock
n JOAN BOWLING,
BSEpssT MlIBJAN,
t-I' -fNal q li att4a slst et' G NKi0ff,
Comm yuefsof Election.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-18

rJNO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND PRECINCT
OF the foarth Notice hereby given that -iec,Ai
election will be held Monday the 18th Jay, ls5s N one ih
asetu-nt ths " Me Gay Hail. iof ono
The board 81 aide u ward 10 supply The vacancy
caused ly The or John II Goddard, cad
posls be opSd O'Clock and closed Al O'Clock
a. m .lt.ilt -t.arIrG D. RANDOLPH oOYIE, E
CHARLES u. MAyHl,
GEORGE 3 GIDEON,
p. yuiy fs-dtM f+t VI Commissioners.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-18

" la = y
don't want any fuss Wnsss told her son John TO go
away and not make cay trouhae he tssasd and went
away and then he pulled of his coal and came cks and
80 u l ~. se was - ma" snyncw. AAsto9 russ'1
M ''n icc's snu asaah soa yo'a y % swAy snu
door anil t,id y,j. sst Aston IA lnifs sSd ~ NJ
better look out for him John ruvlisd thai b. ineu
to whip him anyhow. witnsss again told John 70 b.
have himself and ~ Aston alone !heai John squared
on s',A - NV " ~ A.s - nA9r
r.. ~ ~, - ~ ~. sra 3, go 49, r.t Ivs.
then Ma thst hs would whip ALLOW hnssslf Witna..
found that she could not control than Il all snd shc
turned around and While ss wa In that position John
VS. saoosd wnnsm took ny sseae Anous the size "a
~ u - 80 !. {. ~. = -. 80 VT
I.f 49, sd Nh 49, - 80 - 10. go .sS 80
awsv John firsl Il MIN and missed him spI then
reloaded his gun 10 fire At him again. Aston had
then eune over 70 laadens When he was IN the yard
couso ny = .ne renee ptcvcneeu MN rom
S ws. 80 -, 80 , 1890 ~ ~ - = 20 S' 49, ~
p,eviors 10 the attack urou him he came hack 10 the
Az S,s.lv th.t dav ri, was the only reas1a vbs the
affair took place for there had been no differences be-
tween Aston and her sons at all. 900 i b ,.itt s1i
Gross. e1amned-pid mos see the knife used did not
Know .na' Ais.v YOU, Aa - Nte hssci PcviyIsy
istom was talsing ana ioIiny shont nt Shsr lam
6rst commenced the fuss Witness las known Aston
about two years. s IL t III (
Orn TUnsER was called and corroborated his mothers
evidence, n .1.. .
"a - IT,. ..I e ~ 49,. anu - -. n,son
viii 90 and give mylf nm Witness made M ye,iy ~
him. @
The defence also called hlessr5. Sullivan, A. Goddard,
character and peaceablc habits Of the defendant.
The case having been argued by the respective counsel
was s'su ~ ,hs ~ny IN =. sunv
tencr tn imnrsonment for Six months and TO nav fine
OF twenty dollars 8saai5
The counsel for Charles Barrett who convicted
Thursday OF the musier Of Reeve Lewis, submitted
mouon 70, new lai ana ~ was en'ercd on 'he occee'
c..a rI.r-'a~ ,;,a 81 AZ ds,a,,, 80 b;s ne
he st Of Juiv II appeared from the evidence that an
afray had been going on in house occupied by Mrs
OBrien, and the defendant had been endvoring to pre-
Moriarty with the others, notwithstanding he was in
~ nss !, .'a 4, ~. a ny Nv
snu A III ~ ' nss4;s. ,,:. ad , no ~ ~
-. WV m' o.nD, :. a.. t a,sa ~ ns
uuihWiu iA'ct W iA'ie ooihc
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.u,nE FAuQuIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

(nny Wsshastoa )Pussessea hssAs been
tbs late tena ih establishment VIM b. otssd GA
under the dsscunA recommendations su nsq
reliable assStAnu- - 49, - f.Lsa-
paine expense w spssed oeder 10 arcomnodss ne
REGAIN A4i rcpa.a " hss@ ssAgs rho
Orange railroad A~xsndria IN ccSstk c norDns
day having Richond so Twice day thus Anosdnx The most con
mode az i'i tA4 ifeit ~ 10y t.
viii be ~ pr day, siz ueek $40
month $40 for monts 500 the enG istOt
hsf-prsos THOMAS GREEN
June 23--2nos tff sag ialt FN 81 st az ~ ~
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TUE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. BY DR.. John ]. Moor
II man 4 vol, with map and plates. 81
Inc Virginia Mineral SPRING. with their ny WIN
Burke, n D. l vol, with map ~ rs. fiksrt" 5iF'
fAoqpies sulphur springs By VISITOR - f5s
IMP . the Virginia springs IN 1855. p Lady % eents
LIN M ne White sulphur Springs BY Mary Winde rs cent.
ksh on Hsshs and wscry Regimen I vol 81 80 Nv
July ~ FRANCE r.yros
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NOTICE. TO pRE-ENprIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person right pre- cpon any 81 the
townships OF townships
cstabsh the satisfaction u
receiver therefor
before day
OF public lands embracing
such claim Will BIO forfeited. ~
F-f3AA S eL+ ssss TfIoS A. HENDRICKS s
Commissioner Of the General nd
July ls--lawew lin,clas,arl a@55s
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-18

NV jNTull6lkCT. AND GENERAL ND Agrsr -.;rops;p
Vre on Nam street, door the Bankins House n
Coli Ruxnber, Co., la Crosse, Wisconsin " >"
I'm rsTArcd 10 euy SELL give Information with regard 10
nss fsfusng % pan hands: 70 ncatA su either
VAN asa vArano % mcusys N Wosn attend
ne selling q leasing q lands 1 yelling bouse oscr prop
~ "a sUm'ss0u " make eo'sc'ous pay AIcs examine es,
kartsnlsx stsssa D0AxIHG ,a~Ev ~hc s,s.r,v
osn on rcs estate roh thrso ins tc snny ansi
sns sse"s u .e ov ncr from ten 70 paid
than New rsAaA~ xA.a Ax a nom
70 foo ~ ecnS sv@y yssw hAsrs sa wsseasss high
~ per ccut and N Minnesota there uxury lsw.n - s
business and LISTERS o. inquiry promptly Attended to- and 70
ss.ns rned sy mall OF sxprcs 70 any q s ccuny,
He rcfy 70 Tho EAovng sess,cscn washbs~ps N C.
Ancrai ron Wis Gov, Aex W. antx. Nsosoa sns Gov
CAmpbcI IL Crosse Wis.,; Hon Hastings
1rsmpec.n WIZ Hon Ihcc kodcff hand or Ia
tSse W. Hon. ~ n Csnscron Crosse, Wis Judrc lord a.
doi ioa Geo. Ga, Judge en- jsesai orcu c.isvlls w, :
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-18

s. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. So All persons
forewsrned during tins hot westhcr MOI 10 drink 100
much cold aud order 70 be Tsscy sH o0ea and
Sylysssrs Drug i
and and take glass Of Hook In ea Cream sGps
which admitted by the immense crowds who daily yts TIM
be the best ia the city M 8lft tf3I efNR af
July 1ld2w ssly vTsf g Erigt rs84b Tsd "a lnAtq
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DEp suLPHuR sPRINGs---Mcssos cousrs yll

DIED EULPHUR SPkINGS---MoxHox COUNTY, VIM
These cshsassd Aanessa sgxtngs far Us
reception n vol kncsn THAI medicinal
tried have had such ssgns ~ pf
Sulphur Springs the speedy core paiu
nary bronchial Affections chroAc Asrha dyspepsia
and diseases oi the brain.
Visitors and ynchburg should leave the Virginia
railroad Newburn Depot They will then have bas
eight miles axisg road Via Orsnec Alex
andiia Virginia Cnsa rarosd there about miles
Of staging Il. " - ~
yais rooms attention.
coming carly usually much crowded through e
mont Of August M 6f T. .. CAMPBELL. 4 CO.
May 3U-d2mo
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. 'D2.9gii GREEN TURTLES a13 s TOD
e5z IIOYps NATIONAL. REsTAURANT, - FL fsfs
July I63t Southeast corner Of Seventh aud K streets

lIOlpS NATIONAL hkS5fACHANT, Ell
July 163t Southeast Corner Of Seventh aud K streets
I1HARLES' g LONDON CORDIAL GIN.4THE
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN nrOKTED This gin,
distilled London Dm sound barley under the sace the
British excise laws dslatey aavorud With Dcurs of the an
juniper berry, the valuable Of
table Kingdom rendering H. 10 the opinion OF the most enneht ed
purest t
us delicious tonic Of soft d delicate nav differing snrny
from other Gin and devoid o that harsh, arid which
ders the article known Holland Gn snaplS objectionable
Though medicine recommended inns
generally OF Dyspepsia Govt Remasns opsy Gravei
Collie Cholera Fever and Agae iseas Of s ussry or
the kidneys and the Bowel Nervous Debility kc wli the
weaker will Ind by IT'S adoption relief from those distress
which frequently their delicate
Valentine Mott VI Now York. tho highest mcical suufiy
CiATIAs LONDON CoRiAI Gun
other but the bet article o the Kind he has
peculiarly adapted 70 settlers In Che rouhern and western
States well as for travellers changes ~ and
For sale
by all druggists, uitcres and country mcrau Bc~ae
Of mutations Buy only CHAIR ESD NONE 0rER Is EMRO8TED
May be had In Washington 81 Ford Brother paol Clark,
b. Wilson, Hamilton leach, Wallace Eliot Richard Ryou "
5,ss ~ &5 f9tg 81 sa EAuHD C. G5fAlaESH, 7saCf
1t -e43gt Importer No 10 Broadway, New York
EDMUND G. CHARIkS, lwporter, 4,
Mar 14--1y ~ 40 Broadwhy, New York
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EMPLOYMENT The newspapers contain statements OF
the scarcity of work and the large numbers of persons
in the large cities out Of employment, Owing to the
provisions made by the government for the prosecution
Of the public works in this city happy to be able
to say that all the labor here can find employment at
fair wages The work Of laying some fifty or sixty miles
of pipe for the water works, in addition to that
upon the reservoirs and public buildings is about being
pressed vigorously forward and will afford ample employ
ment to hundreds OF men The contract for laying
the pipes viii be completed before January next, sal
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~ lo.slasnspti-S GREEN TURTLES 80 - ,yt5ai
n lsrEsys hra nGEfafD1 AL jsv ktrr lel vytH "a
IIoyDs NATIONAL RESTAURANT
July 1916 southeast corner of seventh ana 4 str AZ
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16

The Conserratist has come 10 hand since
above was written, and we find that
the cdltor OF tnm paper also very warmly
and properly lebukes the attempt made "to
lntlmldatc III editors of the Ncwbe,y press
and thereby put check upon its f. cedom."
He, however, allows the President Of the
Bank Q''e latter having made ample repair
alton in the way o: apology for the attempt
to check discussion through the press) TO
continue his articles la deflnce of the bank.
In this. the third one OF the series, he Uhc
PrcsdcnD admits that he once, in the Fall
of '55, when The cotton buyers were opera
ting without letters of credit and fearing
difficulty rs to the acceptance Of some of
their drafts, sent circular 10 each of them,
which circular, rs well as recollected. was
rs follows: "Until further notice this Bank
will not take drafts on cotton for more than
S3u per bale or u per pound
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16

THE GULF.-The visit of an English
cruiser to the brig Lillian. makes the forty>
first American vessel boarded by the British
since last November, but mostly since last
April Others have undoubtedly been visi.
ted, the names and particulars of which we
have not yet received. The New York
Herald thinks it is safe to say that at leas,
fifty American vessels have been compelled
to submit to the will Of the commanders
of the English gunboat fleet now stationed
on the coasts of Cuba and Florida.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16
For the Lancaster Ledger.
LANCASTER, May 30, 1875,

LAscAsTER, May 30. 1883.
Mr.. EDIToR-Dear Sir; Some time
since noticed communication in your
excellent paper, signed ''Plow Handle and
in that communication, it was requested
that ! wonld give my modUs opsrandi Of
planting peas. | am not in the habit of
wiring fora public journal for consider
my pen very inadequate, and too much of
n home made nature 20 appear in the col
umns of newspaper. But with your per.
mission, | win make an effort to comply
with the request of my young friend and
brother "Plow Handle" as it Is now about
the time of planting peas with corn the
second blowing.
When lirst commenced planting peas
with corn, planted the third plowing, but
from experience, found il was too late for
the peas to mature and do much good, and
they did not get a sufficient quantity of
work, the corn being only plowed one time
after planting. Another objection have
TO planting the third blowing found af.
Ter the peas came up. and il then came
long dry spell of weather at that season Of
the year, the sun was so hot, that the peas
frequently died after they came up. There.
fore ! adopted the plan of planting my peas
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16
The Bank Controversy in Newberrv.

A warm discussion seems TO be in pro-
gross in Newbcrry District relative to the
Bank Of Ncwbcrry. This is carried on in
part through the papers Of The District
the San and the COnScrraiiSl-and from
the last Issue of the Sun, we CLEAN some
facts That may be Of general interest.
1t will be remembered that some serious
charges were made by the Grpnd Jury Of
Newbcry District in their prcsentmcn,s.
against the Bank of Ncwbcry and this in
silm!on was reported rs n nuisance
Among other charges made. was one that
tn" President Of the Bank had repeatedly
Issned circulars to the Gotten BUYERS of
Newbery, charging them to pay no more
than certain price for cotton, and if they
exceeded this limit the bank would not nd
vance to them the money to pay for it, The
President, in series OF articles published
IN the COnSerr0'iStrcfute the charges made
against him and his bank and in reference
to The charge above, states that .no one
such circular was ever issued by me-" Ar-
ter the publication of his article containing
this Hat denial, he (as stated in the S,u,)
warned the press of Newbcry that he
would hold the editors personally RESPONSE
BILE should they allow any communication
TO appear ia their columns dcrogatorv to
his character.
The editor of the San, however, having
high regard for the IbertIes of the press,
and seeming in no disposition to submit TO
be ''mnzzled," has allowed to be published
in his columns warm reply from the fore.
man Of the grand jury, wherein he produces
certificates from a number Of cotton buy
ers OF Newbery, from two ex-"ilicers of
the bank Of Newbery and from other re-
sponsible sources, all testifying uneqnivo.
cably TO the fact, that such circulars had
been repeatedly issued by the President
Likewise, Is published as a specimen, one
Of the identical printed blank circulars, fill.
ed up in the Presidents own hand.
And thus the matter stands, broad issue
between the contending parties; what the
final result is to be, the sequal will perhaps
show. The idea that the banks can control
the price OF cotton has been hooted at
What they attempted to do and what they
may, with their extended liberties, do, in a
time Of financial pressure, which they alJne
are the cause of, seems very apparent from
these Developments in Newberry