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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

- l>i.AND " EST INDli.> Ihc nci,st i,rmrunu ct
IN HlIr to Ia" M"!., t"la'.s - -,
bouc Phosphate II LIN h'if - ',a r' e III
ia~ t.tc az than Bnr i'Ist. For SIT The ~Ebs,
1t il lower prco> Ilii. rANtai tU."' ti"iI
nupi,s received ri"r l"lt nii'iu~nt laaidrs /"
tuiil,rr particular ai, y ". ! NNpEkHbA
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
III q n " - aE
F1NGE Tram leaves Alexandria daily at ~ A. IN for Cor
Il doHss He, the Trans Virginia Cen
u i Tor Rst hmOND aud The " EST, " 10
ifh on the Manassas tap kanrotd Tor Woodstock
mediate points
IL" Train daily Sunday i1ts p.d cock
y IA! for HhCnnOs -. NEW ORLEANS, N b. "
fhsS and interim iiate ponis.
through tickets the isaIl Eoad Sta ion.
il" lnAl\S leave tild nst ale duy at 10 - A aud
~ u I VI arriving at Alexandra at. 4 NJ and 3 a
l y NJ htgl. tram sunday.
sfli3 Is - l.. NiGk;IN. Il kct Agent
G.tOsS a k q - 6. ~ Fac, Sen.
l. h'aHd LOW Z And lra"s,,-rtaiin Con- l. =
auA II s.ols OF pic X indarrInchts
Ia tue -upHng oi Produce id water la ,p,na,,u
g! uair "atAt # boats procured III. Si.acr ,u
aud III sleldd ifua bartts 'Fath HOPE" AID
pa turin tue In, lnu.i Norfolk rum
lal.a">.
Leave I.scbmpnd. Tu, S.Ity and Friday At 1 l. NJ
l4.aNr \"siolh. MundlA .tEd IHuis la,
Cana att IN ,Htubre anl p,"f having freight
ir Nrilk. rni ai!str. at IT, ABOVE which
be III the I.rhnrh.I DucA dan = IL fcCei,r tci.ht.
ST Irf. t. Norfolk rcDGdtd the agents
of TIC al R,ehAinnI tiittsei ri ouj
AMI 'rt,t..i freight Charge.
IfsiRat tah,n az lte forrest
FL tLttheI pa Ii ulars. apriY
" 4. ANDf."sON, Agent At LyneLburg
" l.. LoA, Agrn> at n!chmond.
t.AkKlSUN \ MALONE, Agents al Norfolk
seitll IS
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SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. d. CO.,

1NrphitHs ANp III tItLsIN
DRUGS, PAINTS. OILS, PERIL merry, &c
40 Wiiiirm 81. Cor. Hcrkmnn,N NY.
u>NlIE the affection e" ia" trade I" their varied
j sintk
DRUGS PAINT J, OILS, PERFUMERY. c.
In addition their regular nportations pie Goods
tpcy h PRODUCTION
nui uauu:,t,c. snppi"s at i0th. Hir si N4 Irnsaes
BrJa.s Eo,ts Mjrth,s SDpnRes Fr1ch amt FaP,h Prta
f,y Labi"s Ettrdcts many .mhac
aucks alic' u
on HI most adv iutalrru.
a. oreIs. either person by mai wi! prompt
atrna " u. a col aIl41 dly
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ANOTHER TEll MIu II

ANNIIIK TNTI NH =
tifli subscrr tilS inv ". the attention Of tie pub
psrch particularly, tie superior i'iI.
MAJ VI PIANOS manufactured ~ Ann a spl, nai
II, 4 CONSTANTS, hand
Iianls received Premium in
the Fans at the Aurfican
Aal Palace ton with most 81 the leading
y osiun. aud
quai'N TONE ull round. Hni buaut. As
hatt,r the Val
thst iiann4
eu, III ,uHu any Grand lItu
volume. and ,si.cty oi touch combined h
liz tcatcs ntHnc,s Nirh very far, 'twGh in other
al
NrIrspc tu,iN t,# examination irnua straugcs AMI
lhou>r ct tine above before hasug
=, where. All ttu"s M.,rIHHt,d
II HANSEN. VI tuut,rir''r Of Piano Fortrs
y d6u, WAliIupMs, t0I Centre 81, N YuhK
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NOTIONS.

AT 1, ar,n,~, nh,l hnl ipt"ss, for our own nsr
" II 10 feet ani the htg" STOCK
which keep, requires H. 'ntH'
N The SurIhrtn Utica, lphhng
zrui til siu" t"hhn"h "iN"n
10 stock Is h't
but ul IN 4 M ~ ani,ritus ahc Will defy competition
Nr,arIIae with tn Manufactures tr all thu an"f'hn
~iud huHr II EprnIe regularly t""
veal I.r,isu goods N"nrc enhhlri h"r'hs \"
efgat pi. Vel ~ Ia get up stock NJ
AMI II Al de,ifa'lr goods
Mriuhants good ctrt UN Nod I" tssIh" az" H"ek
h,uti.s Baltimore. AMI ih"t WI rome'' th''f
Nnintrr.s' ts IL tuI
order, by c,rataiy cxcen'rdn "n accompanied by -"
f..,,,n,, ,.,,.,Inqrs 81 > d1a
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REMOVAL.
~ AItNll AID NLM l.OODS |,

REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.
IIAA l. SOLD or AT Att TlON ALI. OF Ny OLD
and uu,"hud Goods and we'd tn" opposite i cot
housr first above the Market house.
whvIe | am receiving large stock OF
American, Blush, French, SWISS, German and
italian Dry Goods
Of the ls'st styles ana at Amazingly low prices ask the
at ths and cuuntr> To- V leins II
my sai,s A. hei,toi1re cIc!"siriy Jar cash
s,p.l5d,s JNo J itkNIS. Agent
Once of the sDuii,- side az. K. Coat
PtifitSBI Frb. lIth. Ie.rc.
tho regular monthly me- ting OF the Hoard Directors
adopted
E,a.Nd That the Freight Agent at ynrhbnrs hereafter
be riursud collect all freight at tie
iyon His Depot Drtorr they OF thr
ion OF The Company. Copy from Rrculp
frn f6is JAMES T. Ct IdHlHT. Soy
RsO EOb: EsaE FAIR! IL the uDiv.'-ni 81.
tAnu-au l. are participating = liz itstNttts nh'h
sn, affords f"t IT,
hr- muttluvs invited t. IT, CIT Il lis, ir tirus
Is hp-altfy aud lIf PAT" IN IA" ntc MAi,h
tie e's - such oc'asI''i-5
atitl' lac fN Mir G1il
t,o.a n ri alI cir"u,d l""fl t.e
u, "a Jhd,A~tsi Ftt "a" Ga',,y n"N o. s." f ~
BrnA Main >tr,t l. Va, 81
- uuuast
AL ANY llsits,l
II -ut, x Ia n-h,d oH >ru II n"tc", and II t" Alt"
II. to itra-".
gru', CONSTANT, hti A.. lss"ts Brtt Pa, / AZ
- hr.>, Wa'eh >ea.s CHAINS. Ac.
P.cm,slakr va r.o! st IL OF IL. an al ' !ur> 81 hc
dr.. Al ii, II .ttt,r. l. Ha.I -.
a.tts.t.l l",,teas 1T + +.
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~ ,scthcr under the stNlr
iDI.N n MlEGFlEiI tr the i,nrit>' cul.uoiiug
at;"utrai anil Inrw ariif itdr IA tr
Br,rA Binding t'rItt-E "pr,
VI and Tenn Rlirrad prpo AMI At dpF "a W No-~S
Adams Co, take tls method # n.ptm.: t.rn
and she pah.e grnrray they IF"laFtGt.
aud s,u pIo.uc" at every 'f
other !! 'u~, the txA In. "ti
IL tie business. tins' Tia IL
best 10 al " 10 tNtl 'on with
W VI IL ''rpFN,
il 2.ts {. &. WI&GFlILD
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Curious GEREu MES Al Ntrit sz-Auoh; the
materials Say" 1t Maple, t.rIe-f'" I'M winch 60
t MAKE up fhe oiio podr"r' = ''eatN that take
plat" 81 Ma 'l"'' mus mot eF' ih". '"s 4 st
ANTON. p .e"a"nri g7i = Il raf,i It ianr Loot
ell uen- :. l. Ia,t"r.N .p#."- might hr zen
at the il-t"ren al ne! T.. .'. ~ the -'tret%
Of Naldes, e'mn"sea ~" - "'rfN kind
OF h u Il Ia" .1ta. u" ~ hete we're
place 'n'nes. DC - mt was
place. WI IA hgt'ea Ia '"h#m. Amcfhi-
no 1t al 10y. and, ~ l. =. l#-cI for
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y, NtW lWTk.
= sold by s. ENGLEbUNE, d'a.cr III Fancy N"ol-,
Bonncts sc Lynehburl mn Jut,
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SILVER SKIN ONION SITS, lust ~ecived
y sud for sale by fob hide w A. sTROrHRR 4 90.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05
.4TTE.NTxO.N!! 81
HE CITY OF cHANTRY


rs position site and Prospects Take down yonr map
and from Boston trace along that line OF Railroads
leading west aud you will and that It dvsrges
point but few minutes from air line, aud by thu
connection in crossing the Lake to Milwaukee will make
in few months through the heart OF the whole north
from the Atlantic to the Father OF Wxtrfs, Of
the greatest ard most direct thoroushfarcs in the
Cnlon. Es5.s.s E5 as.- "a 49,
Directly in range with this route, and surrounded by
the ndscribaby beautiful country Of northern Iowa
and southern Minnesota the western bank OF the
Mississippi Is situated the city of CHANTRY. It's To-
catoA Is delightful, and the surrounding scenery
surpassed il natural magnfcence. a .e
good and well cultivated farming country surround,
the town. aud ~ the bluffs In the vicinity low II j.
easy Of access from the country than any other
place tor great distance either north or south.
The propristors in calling the attention of the public
to their town. beg eaveto state that in the building up
of Chaussy they conAdsnt Of Success and Is their
BY concentrating their energy and
suing policy OF bcraty towards settlers and those
making improvements, to build mp q Toscs isdeed
We earnestly solicit mechancs' traders and capitalists
to investigate proposals. Great Inducements will
be offered to parties to erect Mills, Rounns, Hotels,
&c, K. For further PARTICULAR enquire Of Augustus
French Of the proprietors, and authorized agent
negotiate In oil matters relative to the town. Once
In the Post Once, Me1regor lsws. ~ So
We have Lithograph Plats and maps, showing IT.
positiOn and the surrounding county. 81 So
MoGregor. lows June l858ns9yl a&6a sR9-5a
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Nortb Jplua Jin,ts.

The WandessS. Ia
A large amount Of useless noise is being
made BY abolition journals over the fact that
vessel Of this name 10 now attached and her OF.
ficers arrested BY the U. States authorities for
suspicion Of sla,e-trading. 1t Is admitted that
the Wssder1 brought no Africans but that the
ship which did bring them has been scuttled
aud SINK her officers are now before the U.
8. District Court At Savannah, Georgia. for
violation II the law interdcting the slave trade.
We should suppose. from the representations Of
the "anti.slavery" press-if We were not better
intermediates al the southern states were en-.
gagged in this internal traffic, and that the case
Of the Wanderer had f,stanatciy been exposed
70 convince the ''fres citizens Of the north" of
the unworthiness Of those with whom, BY the
Federal Constitution, we are in political ALI.
ancs. A few words tells the whole story
The Wasdersr was fitted out in the northern
city Of New York, 10 trade in southern waters
-shs was suspected and rigidly searched BY
government agent, discharged and now 10
again caught In . southern port and Is having
her trial before the appointees Of the dreadful
proslavery democratic party: The prosecution
IL conducted by sonthern attorneys with all the
vigor iorwhich northern lawyenare Distinguish
ed. and the presumption il that Justice will be
done the parties concerned.
"O6ences must come" nd the only rem
edy y u overtake and punish the criminals.-
Al sscatchiny r. hef.,re In nrin0s' Il vas ;rnnoe
tant to get the officers Of this ship in duress b..
foee they could be punished. The trial Is now
Psssesd;ns snd there Il scarcely amp necessity
for ell the wailing which the negro.troublsd
journals are wasting about it. The South has
her alave-piratss, Boston her scducers and New
York her forgsrs-all are caught if possible BY
the good men of each place and punished al
ways-uules, we may remark, the culpsits have
too little money to engage public sympathy:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05
MEDICAL ADV'S.
More Than 500, 600 Bottles Sold In
New England State

iF 80 In ON d XAAn!
TIVE sssrS sa Att q rr., ,s g. J. WOOD
nsvsr yet had rival volume sftes volume might be
given from Ill parts oftbe world and from the most IN
read the circular and you cannot doubt, Rad also the
- TIM HAm.-Peopie have for centuries been a.
iors known, has been those aboninabls viss b. .
rsceat diseovsry Of Professor wood thsss aficies
ss.ae a. dispensed wkh bat ssss haay psssns san
ed upon BY Ha TONES Of different kinds TO ali such
pessons wc earnestly make the request that they will
try once again to- IN Wcods Restorative there e no
who used the article short time and her head Is now
covered completely With the tiniest and beautiful
hair rapidly falling out which restored In greater
perfection than Il ever had been before.
It also ~itheut doubt Of The best artssles for
glossy removing dandrun and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair is heir to.
It's the duty Of every one to improve their personal
appearance, though eome may differ In regard to the
beautiful head o3hair, either In nan o. woman s an
should be left untrisd to obtain such consideration.
~ - coeSosson, oA,., Nov. II, 1855
o. J. weoD & Co.-Gents: As have been engaged
in selling your Hair Restorative the last for
Of your local agents. (R Hackinson,) and having
perienced the beneficial effects Of myself would like
to obtain agency for the state Of Ohio state
in the wsst, should you wish to make such arrange
msns nvnced tAere e notSne eqxGy 70 u -
tAe DATED States Jv ,ystevsne o. Aair. have been
engaged in the drug business for several years. and
have sold various preparations for the hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretve organs in
vigorates the scalp we'll yours being fully
WINGED that your restorstivs what Jos fsprest Il 70
be would like 70 engage In the sale Off, Tor sat-
isfcd IL must soil.
Yours truly, s. r. STOCKMAN.
Wayland Mass. Feb. s, 1857.
Prof o. J. WOOD Z Ce.-Gents HeviA& ssalixed
the goa sosets of yo0r Hair Nsstorse Wish 10
that andng my hair growing thin we'll gray,
Induced from what read and heard to try the article
prepared by you to promote its growth and change It's
color a. was in youth, both Of which 1t he's effected
complecye In the operation have used nearly three
bottles. yours, &c, JAMES FRANCIS.
o. J. Wood Co., Proprietors 3l2 Broadway, New
York Gin the great N. Y wire railing establishment
and ia Market street st. Louis Me. Sold by all good
Druggists. 4 Fsas ~.sg3 Gge3s
~ For sails ~ Holman, Benton kCo., McGr~ger.
Nu4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05
Japanese Jugslers.

U0OAOoSs
"A letter from gentleman in Japan. relates
the following almost incredible feats Of jugglery
which b saw performed N Yed.io =
Mel. He took an ordinary boy . top, spun
IL in the air, caught II on his hand, and then
placed it-still spinning-upon the edge VI .
sword-near the hilt. Then he dropped the
swoed POINT little, and the top moved slowly
toward It Arrived ii the very end, the hilt
was lowered Ia turn, and the top brought
back. Al usual, tive sword was dangerously
sharp.
No. 2 was also performed With the top. He
spun il IN the air. aud then threw the end Of the
string back toward it with such accuracy that
il was caught up and wound itself already fr
second cast. By the time It had done this it
had reached his hand. and was ready for anoth.
sespin.
No. ) was still performed with the top
which was perched little house, with . very
largs front door. The top WAS spun. made TO
climb the pole, knock open the said front door,
and disappear. AZ well a. ] remember, the
han6 end Of the string was fastened near the
deos. 70 that this was almost repetition OF the
self.winding process.
But Eat No. 4 vas something eren more a.
toaiGbin9 thAn al this. He took two paper but.
tsrAies, armed himself With the usual papsr fan
threw them into the air, and tanning gently.
kept thsm flying about him = Y they had besn
els can make them alight vheevr you
.tbs Try him = rcnasked The Ksni lpri''osl
NJ H requested that one might alighl
upon each ear Of the jueglsr. No sooner e.
pressed than complied with. Gentle undula.
tions u the fan waved them slowly TO the 70.
required points, and theEe left them comfortably
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TO ALL WHOM T NAY CONCERN /:
NIoTICE Il hereby given, that oil persons are for
IN hidden from building on, cutting timber on, OF
II any other way tresPsssiog any part Of the follow
Ing described tracts Of land, without 6rst obtaining
from me my written pesmission therefor, to-wit:
On the porth-west quarter Of northeast quarter Of
section n Fractional lots 2 and In fractional
section IS fractional lot In fractional section 70 ;
fractional lots in secton a. fractional lots 2.
B. 4 IN fractional section III; the 6rst two above
dssbed bsng IN township 0S north, and the rsnain-
Ing three In township % north all In rsge vest Of
the Sth Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot I.
section a. being the northeast quarter OF the north
quarter of section 81 township 05 north range
wsst Also ON rastonnl lots ]. g. in fractional
ton o. range In township 05, north. Afro north.
west qusssr Of section ~ IN township - north range
sixty acres tbs south east OF tract known
- tn Basil Giard giant. rs
NcGregor, September 18th, 1858 lO2
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LIH8lR | Il9Hl f[IDlllI
HOMER KENT NEEDY,

HOMER KEN NEEDY
Has jrst landed 1t AcGregor an assortmen,
of Lumber, Timber and Lath that can not be
excelled for quantity or quality. on the Miss
issippi River. .s as aGga
Tie Still Water Lumber Il admitted 70 b
the best that floats, and raft Of this favorite
quality Is Just delivered to me, comprising;
COT, 600 feet of Lumber, u
100000 Lath.
In the above receipt may he found every
kind of Lumber required BY the builders Of
Northern Iowa, Square Timber Of AL sizes,
Pickets &C., sc.
SHINGLES,
always on hand. 40
lam selling the above stock at low rates for
CASH, and respectfully invite those who contem.
plate building, to sall and examine the materi-
al. ~ 10
ore. one door west Of the Pest Office. s
McGregor, June IS. 81 l-37-6m
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u Letter.
The following note was received here under
envelope to the r. M. with request that il be
handed to any Editor in the place. Happening
to be the Post Master a we'll as the Editor, We
shanded It over to the Times, and a. curios-
ity Il 10 here inserted. Who Wan. III. Gibbs or
Ids amanuensis "McC., is, where they live or
at what time they wrote. whether they had
heard OF Gov. loves Semi-oficial Proclama-
tion in this days paper or not. are questions We
leave " the guessing skill Of our New England
r6dcss-we don't know how our Rail Road
men can write to him, unless they consult the
spirits:
20 the Citizens Of l6corogor.
Gesklsasn ~ write to iorswarn you Of the
Importance Of the through Roads in the State
securing the influence Of each other in having
. bill passed. granting aid from the State to
Rail Roads. The six through roads, viz:-
Keokuk. Burlington. Davenport, Lyons, pu.
buqss and McGrsgor. have the strength along
The liaes q their Roads. if they help each 9th
81. and nanage properly. 70 control the Legisla-
turs. Il = i,0postsnt that the citizens Of No
Ceaesr ard ~ towns and counties along the
li1s Of your Road. st once hold meetings rati-
flying Ito aetian Of the State Rail Road Con-
vsntion u Iowa City and also memorializing
IL GoSssas 70 call special session of the
Legislature immediately. Would b. pleased
to hava some Of your Rail Road men write me
giving yosr views on this matter.
Very respectfully yours.
VIM II. GIBBS.
pr. McC.
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70 WIvEs.-Be kind. even in your
reproofs. and reserve them till the morn
ing. No man can sleep we'll who goes
20 bed with flea in his ear.
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YrAKES this method to inform the eassscns %
1 Northern iowa aud Southern Minnesota, that he
Is prepared 70 do all kinds Of MILLMRluAI MVm I'm,
such y building steam Water Grist OF saw nii!l'
and Furnishing Machinery Tor the sane socn q 10y,
pnrr smut Mschinss Of the most approved kind. After
years experience In the business b nattess
Rim that ali those In want Of MillMghe woek wall
do well to give him call.
M = prepared to take contracts for building and
Aara,iahine Nilla OF all kinAs All work war1antea.
m buiners lett>es will receive prompt attention.
Ne can 30 found st the BaEphAst Aotsl, naIdin'
Clayton Co., Iowa. ly0S
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

Lssassbes W0S0ass
TONSTANTLY on hand and for sale ~
~ Grant Il Peck, from the extensive Estab-
lishment of Mesrs. Austin & Tomlnson, at
jackson. merchandising Of
Heavy and Light Nut Skeins.
% Shell Skein and Pipe Box.
Iron Axel u inch. arm suitable for
4hoEses. sasss s@2-ssshs 6 Essssa
ALSO
JERSEY kOCKAWAYS,
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD 3UGGIES.
Z And in fact almost any kild Of running We.
hicle from Wheel Barrow up to Locomotive
furnished on short notice from the above estab-
lisment.
I To parties acquainted with the foregoing
mcnti0aed Establishment their fssSM outs need
no commentator At our hands, but to the unso.
phisticated We would say that Michigan timber
stands unrivaled for Wagon and Carriage pur-
poses, and none 10 used By nessfs. A. d T., until
it has been seasoned eighteen months-and the
beet eyidenceof their woskmsnship, isfhsqama
tity annually sold in almost every western town,
and the constant increasing demand fOrit
We warrant all their work sold by Us in every
particular and in any case of failure the war
ranty is made good without any grupblinE 4
And kind Reader and Patron while media.
ting upon availing yourselves of these Creature
Comforts take heed that we are Agents. 46s, and
have an assortment on hand of almost al the
good Real ers in use and now have on the Lakes
q large invoice Of the noted Fowleesille Thresh.
ing machines, to which we invite your attention.
GRANT & PECK. /
A'oregor. May 28th 1857, n34tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
The weather and the Crops.

The past week has been, as regards the
weather. all that could have been desired for
the growing crops. The temperature up to
Saturday was very hot, the thermometer rang
ing from 80 to So. with copious showers
Saturday afternoon and night. The corn is
growing rapidly, and oats and grass coming
on better than expected. The wheat is
pretty generally harvested in Kentucky and
southern Indiana and Ohio and the quality
very superior. Samples sent MS from
various sections the past week W. re certainly
the finest We ever seen, both as regards the
length of the head aud the fullness of the
grain. Indeed, we have no complaints from
any part exc pit those portions of Ohio aud
Pennsylvania. wher" the frost damaged the
crop, as stated three weeks ago. fully To
the extent of the Onc-third. There is no
doubt OF this. though many then thought the
damage was far greater than this but il has
since been discovered such was not the case
Speaking in the aggregate, there can be no
donbt that the indications are strongly in
favor of great abundance of food the com.
ing season throughout the Union.-CIn. Pric,
Current, July 9Th.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
se- The Union E. american made a sad mi

GS- The Union & american made q sad mis-
take in giving publicity to Mr.. FILLMoRE's
letter to Mr.. MERRITT. We pointed out
wherein the facts disclosed in that letter, des-
troyed the force of the New York example,
in favor of the theory of repealable charters.
Though Mr.. FILLMORE had never heard any
complaint that the reserved power of the
Legislature over the bank charters has been
abused " and though the provision was in
corporated in the revised statutes, and after
wards in the constitution of New York, Mr..
FILLMORE asserts that "most of the bank
charters granted by the Legislature have ex-
pired, and hare not been renered and our bunk,
generally are doing business UNDER THE GENERAL
BANKING LAW" And this is the sum and sub
stance of Mr.. Fps letter. This general bank
ing law is similar, in its leading provisions,
to the Free Banking law, recently in opera
ton in this State. and the public is aware of
what that was. That general " law, like
all other general laws. is repealable at the
pleasure of the Legislature OF New York, as
the general banking law OF this State was.
But would such repeal destroy all the vested
rights OF the banking associations formed I'M
der it? Such position will not be assumed.
The Free Banking law of this State was re-
pealed, but did that repeal carry with it the
banks that had been instituted under its
authority. By no means. but those banks,
or such as did not fail and were wound up
by operation of that law, are still in existence.
The repeal operates only to prevent the for
nation of any other banks under that system.
Aud this we apprehend is precisely the state
of things in the State of New York.