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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
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The nndersignrd heirs law of h l.. Davis decd
sell her real the OF I'll, citing dvl
themselves They propose the time 10
sell other property belonging to themselves sduay The
propert, thus offered for sale eng, valuable and con.
.sts pati II the following;
LIST Tho valuable property known rs LIBERTY WARE
HOUSE which has been lately built and yields large
nual rent
End The 81 ORR not 81. On Main street. occupied by
Franklin Brother adjoining the entrance Liberty Ware.
house.
Ord LARGE FRAME HOUSE aud ----- FEET OF
GROUND on Main street Also adjoining The entrance I" Lab
Warehouse
aih The STORE llorSE AND DwELLING 90, uricd by
business centre Of the city.
9Th The DWELLING now occupied by Mrs kirkpatrick
This house has ground attached aud it. th,
aud comfortable s'itucrs In the
& 9th The LARGE BRICK NOT 81 with 10 rooms, good
story KITCHEN AN! other OI I III II blNiS excellent
SPRING AND DAIRY md upwards OF TOUR Of ground
aItaoi he'd. known rs spring Nali'y."
9TH About $40 ACktS OF LAND, part uf the "Spng
Valley" which will be divided aud sold lots
from Is 10 100 acres each
eth. Abou, FIFTY yAlI ABLE BUILDING LOTS Of :
residences
This sale will commence nj 10 o'clock "A NJ. THURS
DAY the goth of SEA- INllR Inst aud lee continued from
DIV Ia liy until completed,
TERMS.-A credit l. aud II moutls VIII be given
purc ncfut,ahlc mt.s with Satisfactory
,ulorsrr- pay adl,n ,ccur. IA, d'ris tr't on
the property I'll" pubi, 'qu,atrd To lr i"I.
crty before the 10y al sai"
ISAAC HART >iioENE 4 WlfE,
WI. u SrABl.Ek,
Iii' $. J. SIAII.iR Il. .R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
Tho Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

Nr~ fcRk, sept. 2l.-Thc Honorary Directors
oi tn" Atlantic Telegraph Company. have to-day
received II dispatch from the New Foundland Su-
p"r'n,endant. who says the electricians have been
unable 10 communicate with Valencia since Sep
temhcr the first, but That electrical manifestations
Indicate tina, the difficulty is at or near the Nncn
ca Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

Suspension of Chubb Brothers, Bankers.
WASHINGTON CRY, Sept. u .--Chubb Br, Tiers,
Bankers suspended yesterday; but announce they
will continue the collection and commission busi-
ness. and hope to make such arrangements with
creditors as will render an assignment unncces-
sary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship North Brit

Qrrarc. Sept. 2l.-rhc Steamship North Bri-
tain arrived here to-day. She reports Cotton as
having advanced q sixteenth and closed buoynnt.
Brcadstutfs steady. Consols OH. The Money
market is easier. Tho cessation Of the Cable sig
mails is believed to be attributable To II difficulty
near the shore. and consequently remcdiable -
The shares have declined greatly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
Movements of Gen. Walker.

NEw York. Sept. 2l.--t;en. Wm. Walker sail-
ei in the steamer Star Of tho West yesterday =
The Herald; says he is bound for Nicaragua, but
will remain at Panama for the present, in order
t" mature his plans Tor another ioray on Nicar-
aqua
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

Near Danville. on the night of Thursday, 10th
inst Mrs. Lucy ANN WATKINS. widow Of the late
b. I. Watkins, deceased and daughter of John
W. Paxton. ESQ.,, of Pittsylvania county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

ONE of the tracts of land, lying near Ivy depot,
advertised for sale by Mr.. Paul H. Goodoe, was
sold by him privately on Wednesday last, to Mr..
Johnson of Augusta county, at S2S6U per acre;
The tract contains 3S4 acres. Another tract be-
longing to the same gentleman, adjoining the lands
Of Brown and Tebbs, sold, at auction. on Thurs
day last at $50 Ter acre, Mr.. Granville r. Owens,
purchaser. There are no improvements upon Ell
Their Of these tracts. The two tracts together with
the part sold Messrs Brown Tebbs constituted
the Bloomfield estate, and other aggregate sales
have realized for tho entire tract average Of
SAT 00per acre; the finest sale ofand in Albemarle
for many year, considering quality -Charloftes-
rHle Adrocate.
SALES or SrocKs.-At an auction on Wednes-
day last, Of Mr.. Keblingcr's property, d. Wood,
Esq. Trustee, and Benson Bro, Auctionecrs,
Monticello Bank Stock sold at S93 per share Al
bcmarle Insurance stock at $50 per share Savings
Bank at 500 per share Central railroad at S2s so
per share; and Orange and Alexandra railroad at
$3.50 per share--Ib.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
WASHINGTON House.
CHURCH STREET. I,xnChIuIe va

CHURCH STREET, Lynchburg Va.
TUNHIS House is situated in tbs immediate vicinity of the
business part OF the city, and the location is
the quiet aud healthy in the place To strangers there
fore. its position is particular ~ desirable.
The subscribers their thanks their friends the
public generally the liberal patronage they have
tended them aud them that they ill endeavoT
merit a continuance OF their -
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTERS will
always dcpots landing arrival
the trains and boats to passengers TO and from the
Hotel, FREE CHARGE. SnEAD d CLARK,
ut propristors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

u PIANOS-STI1NWAY & SONS, Il Walker ST., tn,ar
Broadway) New York. Manufacturers, were 1,x,-,
srdcd the First Premium where and when E1ay ~ IL
ever they brought their Piano fortcs into "A -
petition with the best makers Of Boston, New y -
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Received the two first prize Medals a, the Metropolitan
Washington. 1858
The First Premium gold Medal for the best Piano Forte
at the Maryland Institute, B$tiimorc l-j6.
The First Prize Medal for the Piano
lean Institute. Crystal Palace. New York. le.G
The First Premium Gold Medal the
the Maryland institute, Baltimore, 1851.
The FIRST Premium at the State Fair, Detroit. ls37.
The First Prrm.upi the State Far Richmond leI7.
Among the judges the r,t musical talent of tie
try. such W Mason tiottschak llenhaupt Grand
and Square Pianos ruccd with full
frame combined warranted for three years Prices
v o 4 co i,cptl4 dGm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
MARRIED..

On Thursday, 10th of September, hy the Rev
j. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Mr. George W. VADES former
ly of Richmond Va and Miss SALLIE A. NEAL
of Danyille.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
ADV RTISE,
And arr est the trade of the Great South West.

And arrest the trade of the Great South West.
An AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS on THE LINE
the Railroad from ynchbnrg Knox vile all them
large circulation among the people of South
Virginia East Tennessee
s~sh ADVERTISE AND GET RICH %Eru
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
BROWNLOWS KNOXVILLE (renn.> WHlG
INDICATOR Jonesborough Tenn.
TAzETTE STAR Le.msson,vA
vIR"iStaS, }Aolnsdon,v.
nEMnGKAr Liber'y,vA.
SALEM REGISTER Salem. W.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, Grayson CO Va
V VaM1GYA Miirrc, Fmeas,'e.v Va.
STAR AND HERALD. ChristiansburP, Va.
WYrHEvILLE TELEGRAPH, wytheville Va
WYTHEVILLE TINES }'' "
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union Monrt county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jefersonville, Tazewel county, Va.
REGISTER. Danvie. Va.
THE "SOUTH.wEST," Pearisburg, Giles county, Va.
wishing advertise Of the above papers will
Eud call at the office of the
Iynchburg Virgnian where contracts will be
made. and adv ertisemens FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
I will also and forward advertising to paper
IL the Uuited States. A. WADDILL
septl6ta Foreman Vrginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

w This the cl,ahi" SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in tins market both in the quaiy OF i work its du
rabiy simplicity. The Of is easier learned
than that OF am other Machine while 1t works with
the hnes shk or tie heaviest e"l OF leather on either OF
which it works in superior making straight
evenly laid seam much finer than ordinary hand work. while
both sides of the cloth still he'd alike r,ang beauty
the giant hand work rarely gets working
der requires aud simple hst
perform ali ordinary repair. it, until ii is With
these advantages other Machines, feel confident
Hteds Patent SCnia9 Maeains viii best the OF
Families all kinds of Manufacturing Clothiers, Talors
and shoe Makcr-or oth"rsrcinng in their work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers viii find This Marhn"
that will do their work In rapid and substantial manner and
much than the ordinary Families VIII" require
much sewing will find this Maclre particularly adapted
their wants besides saving labor enough int few months I"
pay for Talols viii find great saving 10y using this sew
easily, than
and Bpo' and shoe NJ ~nniaciurers save Thou
sands of Dollars by using This Machine while for many pntpo
sn the work done On by this Machine is better than
-dol.e In any other
purchased your Wrds Pdt,n ScwnH Mdrhiae intend
ed wholly Tor 'amy n, nui as II was rec nird t. sew
many Ieighbor testify to the superiority
work this both OF heanty and strength
and WI this the
Dor enough its cost One of neghbors who has
large p,utatou says worth the wages hi. best
hands in the time King rest Ev
cry Machine you have sold III this vicinity has give great
satisfaction and several intend to order Man,s from
Extract from n letter by u gentleman owning
pan,atio near New Orleans Your NV" beds Pateat SeS
ing Machines have been in almost constant since bought
them, with the best OF practical results In less than three
operators them finished n complete
clothes each Of my huulr, and ten plantation s
and find the tne saved in Using them one has
than paid their eos,
Another Planter says used employ hands
in making clothes for the ret bur since puchased your
Htefs Machn,. hand does ing
the whole plantation Wide "e uses Tor making nearly
all the clothes OF the family feel confident the Machine
for Itself every three mouths
We wish ali tho Machine examine these as they
the simplest and best for Family plantaion
9th use where stitch is r.que' Price Of bto Paten
WHITNEY LYON Propri.rors
3Ij Broadway. New York.
rYs Sold by A. S. ENGLEDovE. dcaer in Fancy Goods
BOnnefs. &c. IynchhuiV Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

ToRAcco.-During visit in the vicinity Of Port
Republic last week, says the Valley Democrat, we
were gratifed at noticing number of fields in
tobacco looking very well. The cultivation of
this profitable crop is increasing in that section,
and we hope it will extend to other quarters of
the country. The reported failure of the wheat
crop is inducing our farmers to seek some other
article of production, and in many regions Of our
valley we believe tobacco will prove very remune-
rativc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
SALES BY AUCTION
RuTIRE DAVE
By e. II. PHELPS, ArcT'R.
ECuTOR's sAI.E az
REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION

EXECUTOR OF MICAJAH DAVIS, in, DECD .
late of Iuchhnry authority of his " n will sell a.
public auction the premises. On II tSpAN The 9Th roc
rohER next to the highest bidder credit al D. IL aud
II months with Interest day sale the following N&na
bile REAL. ESTATE, In the City It l.ynchburg
The large two lBrjsk se0usc lately occupied -
y dec the hl the lyuehburs {, egc being ME
lot No ap OH lth ALLEY Tn. kirhcn and
wants lodging brick Meat Carriage. and lee HOUSE, ana
Stable framed There ell Of good aiet tho premises
and garden in a high state OF cult yaton
Ase, large FRI mc Dwelling adjoining the abosc, two
stable, Ac on this lot
Also, half of one 4 uinsprevrd Lot MAIN street
adjoining the residence ut lls. Sltyerihorn, Esq
Also, That valuable Family RcsidcacC on Judge Dan
ltls Hill, nj present occupied 10y Col. & y Lee.
Bonds with approved security he required aud deed
Of trust On the property. as tii thrf security.
Asn, On WEDNESDAY hc 9th OCTOBER at the hrs
named Dwelling will lac sold ihc highest bidder all tao
Re.srhold aad Kitchen Eusnitarr, embracing eve
ry article appcrtaning In hou,, keeping
rFRM.>x months credit all o. and under
Slocash RlCuD DAVIS EN'r.
& u PHELPS, Auct'r Isept ~ :taNtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

SorTH-SlDE RAlLRoAp--Wc publish to-day tho
comparative returns for transportation over this
road for the fiscal years ls5G1 and 1879. to
September lst, III months,) aud for the month Of
August separately, in which it will be seen that
for eleven months the total receipts for ls56-7 and
1878 respectively, was S3l50E e., and 500,
los "a; showing II gain for the latter period of
Sl442l II. For the month Of August of the same
years the receipts respectively were s3l.s92 %,
and $40, 5S2 SO showing gain for 1878 of
$500 Is over the preceding year-So"th-S fir
Democrat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

The GOSHEN ASSOCIATION. (BArTTsT.l-The Nir-
ginia Herald says: This body held its annual scs-
sion at Lower Gold Mine Church. Louisa county,
on Tuesday the 18th inst. Two new churches were
admitted into the Association-one at Orange
Court House, with 10 members, and another at
New Hope. in the same county, with 50. The
letters from the churches reported 535 baptisms,
and contributions amounting TO S5,O4452, be
sides $500 collected by Elder A. E. Dickinson for
colportage.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
ptrr Draw Ing aud Painting
Terms, lber session Of rive " onthni

bfrt -btawiug and Painting
Terms, per Session Of Etsc WoMthsi
h"nrd Including fuel lights, Ae, With no extras 800 10
lunu In Rllsh branches, 10 NJ
Tuition de do with French aud Latin. ~ ~
Tuition In Collegiate Department. 70 W
lnsrut'u on ilanp, Guitar ~ w
Instrument w
Hoard and ruiiion-one half In adv balance the end
Of the session
In thi, institution only know ledge Of La In
tie-k Hebrew he acquired hut facilities furnished
"akng the French, Italian aud Spani Langu Two
Ancient Nv" Modern Languages requisite to enr to
radiation
SUI, reforms tn" old at Education the ruo
ahFss of the tca enlightened t\rtHIFkCE ctHtr
aud Ia what due parents and children demands
and viii be introduced Tho sNhtcm blends Oral
wnh the of Insiru Lecture and ENnn,inR
II aud ncsih" Practice "h the Theory 10 d"Vri"p
ra un cN,1,s aud the nihs Nil III. mental
.''N'rs.
Mr. M,iNsos refers To the Faculty of University Va
In T30 ~ Rev Re- Nylnnd rrest Richmond OnlirIo Mrs
t,"u ta'fiugnn fr"f Morse Rev !. a. Mitchell ID - Rev.
Leo Eos.'t u - kc,s u II Wycr, dro, W Carter aud
H. Han
MIR lIorr,n refers To Rov, W II rstt. Petersburg and
ti,n - q Clay.
MIR r,Mrs u = Icfcbvrc Richmond and Rev W.
II kiuokr, Iynchburg
Mira refers Ia Rev Jno Al l.. Atkinson - u Prcst
Hampton n. College. and Hon VIM q aud Mrs. Rivcs
Mrs WIIlAMsns refers Hon w q Preston Gov. Jno
" Floyd and VIM Raii"rd Esd President Farmers Hank,
i,nchburg
" Circulars containing particulars obtained by applica
ton SEMINARY RuoH mmri ate vicinity OF 9TH NJ NJ IT,
Church through the l. Oncr 2rdem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

ltAMpBI.sI LAND FOR sAIE.-af
~ sold privately before will ."l public nuct"n
THURSDAY the 3th day Of SEPT EMht L. # fair II not
On the next fair day, Trurt OF s.mud con ming IN
-A 90 G Il h :, 49,
lying In thr county Camh, ,r Iynohurg and Sn
lem Turnpike, about mr' from iyriIurg and adjoining
the lands Of john johnson cole )'cin and "ihrS There
to l." about rra'd aud embracing
good Me thus lac" II" ST. il well apcd 10 turn
Wheat, oats Ola
Persons desiring small tirn I.Nnchlurg invited
To "xain" this place, winch desirable and situated IN
good ne ighbOrhonh
In, land II he shown. wishing IT, by MIR
Poiticrcw, who lives aJonug it, and Immediately til" urn
pike.
p Sale to be the premises Terms made known
the day If sale. ELI tBITH 4. Bl RGIitIEID.
scp2 dtds
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r. ';. &: s.; 4:
spcctfuly asks a s.are ni their ~>'><As
patronage reing assured he give entire
ell and every branch vi lis profession
He prepared fully make whole and partial 81
nuous gum block plain and pivot Teeth Filing and plug
ging done in the best cexracs Teeth by simple
proces riihom drugs or 9r,R1 pain the
patient. All wokk WARRANTED
To- o. Main street n above the Norv ell
House AMI immediately opposite the Citizens Savings Bank
lNf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
NNMKEu.El, a. wis.-ON's

ZXyMEEu.ER a. WILSON'S
w FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ladies' and Gentlemen respectful vltcd TO call Mrs
PAars and see the IiEMINu ATrACHMENT on these Ma
chimes which turns tho hem In self AMI down with
tho prcc on rapity and They also
for scanning and on for ucking by which child
take sram or tnck of perfect uniform size
! We prefer them for family use Tribune
| They are tho favorliss for families Times.
| The machine for family Advocate and Journal
We not imagine any thing perfectEyAngellst.
VIII give entire satisfaction observer
| The best aver Invented christian Inquirer
In looking for tho bo#t tnese - r. aminer.
| Admirably adapted for family use chronicle.
We praise II with enthusiasm christian INTEL.
Worthy of the highest Rward-Sabbath Recorder.
"Thp desdrafum Is a stitch that viii rayc Tho Whee.
Ter Wilson Machine makes the only stitch that pre-
ciscy tho conditions required 1t cannot he ravesd Ripped
alike both sides of tho fabric saWeJ with
great economy Of h adj Arm, durable and beautiful
than hand sewing - L amily Magazine.
To- For sale In this place by The sui scrher only
mug lru VIM l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

~
IL BOARpiNu AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LA
DIES The ecnnd session Of ths Institution opeos Wcdnes
dA,, Sept ISL 1855. Annual term liydrd Into
oi live mouths each English nncs business aud
educ Collegiate modelled aft that
University Of Virginia comple,r In Music,
cal and Instrumental
Hoard OF unstrurtisa.
-. WILLIAMSON,
DIT --i.au, tlro,k and belss- 1.ettres
EIloDORD CAMPS,
pirT-lIebfcw, italian and Music
WM HOPPER,
Dtrr--Ficnrh Spanish and Mathematics.
MRS T. PAGE.
DkrT intermediate T. ny branches and Prep Latin ureck
MRS NJ. Il WlILIAMsbN,
IL Preparatory English Ia hos and Gonl Sup son
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

GALE OF REAa. EsrATE.-ln pursuance
~ # the prov Isiprs Of decd ot trust by ohr II
BAILEY and wife, dated tho 1t - ol,r rJt to the bnry
Building Fund Association, the undcI n Vii sell IA"
premises public auction, FRIDAY the 1h instant q
o'cluck r the House Hnd . OF tn" thmIh,N ~
Court House IurniSc ,dhy sid d,i III" Nia
Is on the SIDE al the sad Turnpike
simpsons Soap Factory The Undersigned viii s,ll hnd,
such title only ,stel in tia hN the decd afi said
TERMS made known On til. day OF sale
SAML 1YREE,
X. q II kEAN
scp4 itds G.. 4. WILLS
POsTPONENENT.-1h above sale is postponed
until FRIDAY the 2lh instant
SAMI. TNRET.
II q II kEAN,
scpi7 tbs T. T.. WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

SwArriNG Wiyss-A friend informs that
occurrence in Patrick county came to his know J.
edge few days SINCE which VIC consider dec.
dcdly rich. Two of the citizens of that go-ahead
State" having each about half dozen children
concluded to make swap of an unheard Of char
artcr. One proposed to exchange Hires but the
other thinking his wife the most likely woman,
sad he must have something to boot. 1t was fl
nally agreed that the should give the other
tro and a haif buSheis Of potatoes. aud the swap
was made. This. we doubt not is fact to
which our friend can furnish vouchcrs.- DamriHe
Transcript
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

n YNCH'A WAREHO Use. Lynchhu rg, VA
The subscriber has leased for Of years the above
named valuable property In this city, aud respectfully socs
the his friends and the public generally The
Of nspscts has been to Messrs G. H. Ruck
er Of Amherst and Ro D,ar of Appomattox, who In
qualified for the duties the once ell known
and deservedy worthy of the public confidence.
janl2u EDGAR WHITEHEAD
~ UERU,A con LIVER q !. JELLY will
II be found the agreeable fm II administering Cod
Liver on. For saleby SrABlER JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

KIND RExEnBRANcg-We arc under many
obligations to Mrs. Washington Hunter If Apo
mattox, for box If delicacies sent us by Express.
The apples and peaches were Of fine quality, but
the conseryes were especially excellent, and ex-
ceelinglv grateful to our taste.
On these evidences Of good house-wiery and a
happy talent tor converting the fruits of the earth to
legitimate and proper use, so as TO reproduce them
out of their season, in an innocent and attractive
form-Mrs Hunter may rest her claims to pre- en-
inence in the line Of her profession We wish
her health and happiness, and trust it may, on
some future occasion, be our privilege to press the
hand that has thus mnsterrd to our comfort.
LyNcHBuRG AGRICrLruRAL FAIR.--wc have Just
returned from visit to Lynchburg. and Judging
from the activity of the place, We presume that
she still deserves reputation for energy and EN-.
terprise. Merchants are Just receiving their Fall
supply of goods, and rs a natural sequence, the
streets and stores were enlivened by the presence
of her fair ctizeus--of whom, by the way Lynch
burg can boast full proportion. But the great
topic every tongue there is the approaching
agricultural Far. to be heldo the 10TH Goth and
Dist October. We understand that Commissioner
Slaughter has been very successful in awakening
an interest in the Fair throughout the southwes-
tern counties. and large number OF visitors Is ex-
pected The arrangements about the Far Grounds
the enclosure, buildings, stalls, trotting track &C.
are nearly complete. 1t is said that the grounds
will be handsomer in appearance than those OF
either Richmond or Petersburg We also under
stand that the ehivalrous youths of lynchhnrg in
tend getting up a Tournament, and splendid Ball
for the occasion. DdnrHe Transcript.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
The Iowa Banking Law

The Banking Law of Iowa, involving as it
does change in the constitution of the State
which prohibits all banks of whatever nature
or description, is to receive the vote of the
people on the 9th ofJune. No discussion oi
any consequence has been elected by the near
approach Of the election-whence we con-
clude there will be a very trihing opposition to
the Law. In its provisions it is exactly sim
liar to the Ohio system, with one exception.
1t provides for the establishment of State
Bank and branches, like the State Bank
of Ohio and for free Ban S on the stock
security plan. 1t differs from tie Ohio mod
ell in allowing the Auditor or Comptroller to
receive as security for the latter class of insti
tutions, other stocks than those of the United
States, and of the State itself In this partic-
ular it copies the other Western States
following Illinois in the requirement of a
margin of ten per cent. in the securities to
cover contingencies in their market value.