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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
APPROXIMATION rRlzrs.
wL.Iy r,..s,. $40 ualv,. s.. Qaar,,l. ) !.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.

The numbers ir.m l 20 ~ OVJ eufte. r5n.iip,
VI tl4se uumHr CA tar ,,-rt prirIrr n srr..
rae slips q paper, are ctcs,.cI Wuh email un
~ - and place IA one wheel
The h5,t Is9 PuIr, similarly rtiate! aut On.
eHrl'd are placed "a another Wheel
T he wh'r.s a.r ta-n IryOiy,i add = number +,
trawn T. IN Inc wheel % y umtrfs au.af-hr s,r-r
h'u- Iriy~ E- '.s=r from 'h- o her wheel. Toe
anrhct ADD ptizr ora wa out are tu-u CO.., i,, an .
ethini'ca Ia he audience, and registered O., ne
Coinmi.s.uucrs; spr Prize btiug placed AGAINST
tn Number ufssn. Iat, operation D. I,ptaI,d
aut'i the Priy-- sfe dawn out.
sfFrSoKi;islsoS PstzFE.-TAe iWo preceding
sud the w. u ore.iug y Imo.ts,1 those sraWing
~" hr,, Prizes no 0c en,.rt % The - Arrr.X-
iutuon Prk-s FIR eIamr'~. n Ti-a-i y,
1870 draw the 50 OcG PuF. it,,- rt.E-t.
Numbered ii!i~, li2iH 1881. Vase vii leach bs
'uiuef ~ 90. u ticE-t No $50 draw. 'h~ q -
go Prk" tkDse tickeI. r7u.trf-t 5i~ $40 55t,
So Sii each he snut.'l io S'SJ aud - oa &C
cyIding to ne above schr.ar.
C-utacafe, 81 r1-Sscr, si'i ic so'I lie fol.
loving rairs vAi.h j. Toe Ti.z
Cr,.a-atrs Of Pack q Of 10 whole Tickets go
10 HAT .,
inU'aItr-s l.
a." 10 Eirh.rv .
~ ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFl.
eat-s. enclose tHe n,Ery TO cur as.r.ss Ior fh.
GO. s.ts ordered. On trcrint,i which tl~y xiii lie
iuraarded ~ msti. P15-a-,es- can tav- tiesei,
ending N sBY figure th~y msy c-signa~
Inc l'si Of drawn null'ef' sad ptz-s will -
sca' p" pu'chsssrs Immediately after the draw 2
IcPufctAs-fs vii p.ea-e write their st-ra.
iufrs plan aE1 give iLsif puas Office, eOuIty sat
Ssi-
iSR~m-mter ths, evr-y prize :. drav7 aaG
pHssrir ~ fail Ui,hpuf tctuciiun
tt~Au P'iI,s oi 81 600 ari ur'~r paid &c. ~.
e'a'~iy are m dfsEiug-C her pfi.-s al the usu.
81 lime of % days
At Con- .nun'-aiions strictly CONFIDENTIAL
A4IfeSs Otf.r. fr Ticket. nr crrr,E- stes q,
ElNNkY s co. s4ysuuab.Ga.
lone y I-,v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
Sparta Academy Lottery.

CLASS NJ 3j9 Dr1trs UeIHcsgay. I'm.
-. i-i". or re 3 No Plaa
% NUMBERS ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
Nearly Priz, 90 every 2Ti,k-s
l Grand Pr re Of $50 600.
Pre- Of Sl?l70t Przr. OF 900
Prz' 5000 49, Ptiz-s Of "a
-" &c &c.
-'-ii Pii1-, amounting S5I3IgU,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
CASH BUYERS

ar '"4h.-.-.- fH a.I a. Dr- s..' .trrrsre l.ir
- Day GOODS GROCER. ~.
'''s ~ Having rarssr'ri Qua ...,,,,.
o. t-ih NJ -C,s. a., -..
:. p" -. '-' 'r'i.m-f' ~ r'tu.-lt., e..u.m.rf
W. wv lu'i'', 90 itr s-.ufsur- that 90 ssI, -,
",,l' q Hit' go make >. unt.-rssiy peru.sf
W ''e now op-tiag ne iair.-t a4t tr..r---,
''"i" a>>'f' I'-ut az nave ever reeve. .,..t
u. =" o'"s'i -n'r~y Ter Can a.. vhi-. .ra,I
SCI g. r.tt~s that triy earro.,.t..y 60 -
G,''~ car p'.n-s't, Dr-,s. G.afs C.,. 49,.
.'.'N"te Il'ruswatc Npti.r S.,tS .t.s.
fe.' 49, 'sp. o. ne fu.t riai.....fr.-.,.
I. - PER e-n'. 'o~er :. au ,aa be oo.s.. else
" '~-'t~ G. '"'s ous o. I'd, ana commend 9ur
Ap 10 nEnGESA Tpt-SSrfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
KInndsDinr lIrc., Cond.

wi-~he-,-- H,v ~ 20 II " Il ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

100 KegIOes Wanted !

| Ni7I 4" .tan-~ nts'v Young
4 SIG DE~ iafaD,,hI~,aEa, tn- ~
.'tt-'' = 4 10 ~ ems having C(Ny
~ -i"es i' 'i.' .'' Vcuft f.t $50 &"
lh'lI inic5r>' I..- Iu~ C.tasrIrIc.. -
nos dr" .'ri @" ~" az Wa bee. -, SbD
Nii Or prnW.' s..rEH-I Co... itrff -
'umu,i,.teo~ r.tt .,- ILiJfmaii5o. O4sg. -,
CoIs aaI L,Il sga s ret,
y 3 WATKINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
IL read Bread

~ uht- gaef having employed al srr,ri-
'hr~i bAsef, viii be prepared, 90 supp ! ,hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

DRuW ~ Esssf.- ~ .nts stG.rf i.sIs1.
il'fs'sv prepare tf.m rsfsiaHf ss.sri.c sru.
fies ri 10 t-sf TuslifV u raff-ssss Boz q r.refr.
raFf .r.ma lhe fFinats pfnn~fIifs uf ne -
ua-fi strgfr Hrf .s aErsrIft ia b. free .fsia
aI rfIaIaE ri p brf ID. fsrIfs Cd on irlnfi.ss
NntsnrY 4 - 'arp.y isf sFrsg std 500.
Hsf 90 iust fsesiFef ~
lpfu9i CT BELLER 4 CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16

u ordering T'Fe', or Certificates .rcIo.. n.
m1n~' iu on' address Ter tie Tisa.i> ,It.iet o.,
receipt ui ~lirh they viii he ivguartecty ffs,
tuat ''
PsIoAa'eT' car have tickets ending 10 any figure
thew may arslgtar.
ls- L.,t' Dawn HUNTERS end Prize. VIM,
sem 'l purchasers AN m'diairiy after the lav,rr
tPfur'hasrfs ~tli please wtijrttrir,.grsf,f,.
? .'i ana eve iar'T p, OH.,~ County and state
! = N""i"m5rf hat every Pu4e - drawn an
PAYABLE iu .n.l viftou' tetu,ii,p
tsrAl rrUes 81 : 7 600 M under. raid Iun..
t,2fsi~ at'rt ID" ttaWIrs- oiAeT rrike, stthr u.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
References:

Having bought ore Of C.rrril r,~.s...,.
lmP'"Vrt p-,riaiirg Washing Machine. srt
a'''i !stf sot 10 tttai 81 the ZANE Ice. ,g.t
ne 'n ssNiHr 'rari p-'t tmsts y. o.. nvs.t,,,
comes q ne n '' Htr.lIei.e manner. vith v.t.
lille ian'l .ra u,uH'r. No rn~ IAN fa,l tp,.- =,
gisrc~ when iFisl 10 operation tharGhs asaps.
i''r 20 NJ 90 9..- trsiso~d sronpies-. Irb~rr-
lore iass .raNuf' o. r,rrumm, 2. tn. sd. ,tsI..,
70 he pubic. - every way ~uf,hs ~ su~a,toa.
WA DORSEY
Marti7shuts Jsn - i~jl
Having useA he same uacaile, We cyacur in
ih- above c-rifrsi~
Rev. Lart,rer'. Rev A. Talv. nv VIM
h'ap', Rec - "a Do. J Fl-uh :. VI .
hoWn ~ cum, @ + R1ihrri"ri hn Dam
Safah h'.lrIsay JOIN Ft-t-r D..f Thomas
" \ Iart rrart Dan Car. Crss aar,nso-
= ~ StaH- ID . sn.trr. Ex.a ll-frius. j..
M'h'r. Charles =. I.-r
i = 90 a! olrtfr rfrTr'lr afffrf,f 'o
jpHNATHAN MILLER
Nar,-n.ln-r u ArttIIt 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
H.t!ce for Killers

ANSs.N - Abl 4AA4l4Gl
I HAVE lrst BE-. 'ish- res Miners Ledger,
L or Kr-p,as Maj A--ouu,. np.a a new ssd
-'1aF.- r=1 30 80 s't h-sH.s 80 .aIt anv person
can u"lr .iHni .. b-sIl,.. a., nc &, au a,rou.i
un-1ed hrJ ~i"~'f sGUftrg bow The account .,
t-p al" ne VI .s''' ttast. ores ca aiin= he ~.
chsb-~ o'' afi'r -h-sta. I've sni uye aLi ah.ii
5u'hr's reT fsf,-I Our.
FuI ssle B.. rigslr- Gem winch~sis- cr
70 undersigned al "a eifv1. Fr-d.tirs cnauty.
" JAS l. ROBERTS
Bru-e;-wu IuoeH ,s'o ..
CEBTiyI'AFES
'''s r ~ orft'f tat nave ~ts-ni1-l the
~. o. L-'--' ~ 'i.h,i ~ j.. I. Rot-r-
| 'u.'-vr a'.7 f-'unu's9 iitp.Ni .-T. tur he
IN T't'rv anf Uv-ni-ne- ~ sfrA1g~rnrnt tor
s-r .'1s n'U onb's Gfy~u uo.-r nv nan.
% --.r "sv % Nfr. 80. HENEY cRCN
bss NJ rs' .u~ - war. e,t.r.-rr. in =, A..
.ns VI .~f- .H.s. Ter nov SET suc ornsrs lido Irt
r~~'ia'- 90 sss ''' j.. T. Eu".ffs' ,y.,.n tor
.h~' pup s'rr-''Hr fp sutibr G I have sea.
'. BARNES. Ffsrtt, al Accountant
Win~h-sfrF Va iur- IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
Tie Good Time Acomipg,

TINS snl s-fl.e' LaStrs t"cvu-r Ihe proprietor
i ui q f.H- T. uan leo pASlSE = PATENT
tL'IuG~ II E>SiNC COMPOUND AND
ERA>lNE FLUID. trsPectuity A. TOMS ihr pub.
lee hat 40 noe ius sec 81 IT. Barrier Soop IL
NIL color arr f,>i,tr giving one ustfe t. soiled
IN t.ari -sfm me- Al-o 'C HAS Caps C,aya,.
SuaNls. Ladies nr,s Sauus Suks Mrrtou.-
h'ous. afis. - T,>.oiirg ih-if ofisiua esii-
haLcy. iua 1sccit. ~ ant iast'ucious Nil Ac-
company esca uy..ir Having huet upsroor.
vrl. omrsirnt a'si,isLts, he - row ptrrsfet 10
cleanse q! rfscfiI Crs 80 tstcu or - FL Good,
Ge1Iemtn having 81 Globes thTo~u as,c, a.
Gee .tn base Ih-in dressed ia superior m an
re- sad Rafrantet i' lock =, good a. new lie
{. tt.ctfl.y Ilvt~, al fo riamiue nis sanrIrs az
-,',r> Go number 81 G'n,lem-n Who have a..
ready 4Io.tsva nan. CAstg-s moderate.
JAMES BRADY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
Thirty Dollar Sewing
&AG22I2s

No Nor. S'a0g ip al Nlgll,
-'IFtH' STITCH! STITC RINGss.
OK 'sgs vrrS done IN one tsv BY Upib,,l'.
Apeet'ra--i Ooua.e T,test Flui.y Ssvin-
'fia- "aFinr a tension superior 10 any "a use --
Ses i.c tuac - thrtn a go uot tip. Every ftmi,y
DO ti- .'r' rn-at Gee have ,n.--at I've reduced
? O. a., SO S'fh hand on. sriu' The work
'.r' 30 Vl.i pay i.r ouc IN a single month In.
'.f'c us g. 20 st.a eata Machine Sent in y.ur
"'-'f' .f~>- T.. NICHOLS
cHrr~l 90 Paw sai H5aaris~ BAD ma.
were mAs-'-r' al tAmP.es VI sewing can l.
Etrr
lru. o. i--p --Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-16
Each Saturday i'm JUNE.
City Of Savannah, Georgia.

TO be drawn "a puoiic under the sworn suprr.
iAeh4eL,c q! tSo COMMISSIONER appointed tyr
, 1859-04-27

I!'r paper vi ileh has s'lc.e'd.'l /, The ri .hts
mil r,,utc without tie title. Of III, WusA;ortnn
:. ;.r.,,;,u. 49,, ,,,;.' .,s.~,,.,..'rl,.,'
''o" 's'"l'a's es'a"'ei''"s sae''''':.'e'o u 'ecA-
!=eH''csS and unrelia'lI'ts, u"'Iuailcd cven by
its predecessor. under any d;>or,<at;,.u. Iats1,
!, ,n.,1 .,cr,.;on ~ ,,t.,, ,,,,.-, ,x,,,1, 49,.
~ 1'S~A '''S@ 1'"'''' N''''e '''''
''.tns .1' in. ,.
!.'s ~. A'af! ot r'!n"tta' VIII i'rr'''
~ ~; e",tas' NY rortHoh ~ ~ ""n parry win
~, ~ sr' orpaSn,n: n'.st me :s1:': =
,,",, .,;.,,..r, ~ aa';.' ,t' 'uass .. '1reeon
1.S rns' rlsn,i aso"n % me n:"s1 anta."n'st.e
,.er, ,.i ,r ,,-,r.,.,' ,'..,,~ .I..-.;. ~ ~,
., = ,,n,., se,'1;n'c,'; =; tn>:;;:,, r. ~, ~ "
.ntu..,rv ..ur .,.., ,s,s. st,,',i. ,.i,,, ~, e. M
W.. ti .,1. ia. "' pa'', .s''s!> '''' ~" c''" m
~ u u, lr,.t,.'' ','',-'o 81 ~ e"!:':.'a '''"'
"; ~ ul;t, il ma,rs iS ,. xisr ~ xa s''n' ,.',
~ ''"' ".4t't vi ihet1 u
, 1859-04-27
4 Youthful Father Matthew

4 youth, eighteen years Of aye. bv the name
Of G. Lancdon Davies, is creating .:.at <cn>a-
tinn in the provincial towns OF England. To
Judge froa, tie enthusiast. IL seems IL create
the ni:..,:le Of Futllrr Matthew appears tn have
fallen upon him. Mr.. Davies has just delivered
twu ocat;oas in Wigan. He SPOKE in such
way that alternately the tears ran down the
cheeks "f lis youn!, audience. or their lnrsrv
laughter drowned liza rnicc. lie rrure,! fo:th
arguments, Illustrations, metaphors, ailrsorits
and pcroratons speaking rs if lie WIRE tl:os. Of
whom, he spoke, and working up his audience to
MI intensity Of sympathy rarely etu:!ie,.. the
hundred :.1'.l lily s'=sN,l the pledge Of atsti-
entirely CLEAR Mr.. Davies lcft witt! t':c crni,-
tee but outside wrr. hca,:rr!. waiting IN SEE
lin depart which ;lt d:tl it, >. elt~ed carr!a.t:
amidst cries u God bless you, -
, 1859-04-27

-F3F'" Ut ~ : l!!!'F AIf.-Hi
": learn ,1st Il prominent r:rrcdant Of this
city f.:!> :>ne crazy. within a IL! or twa and
his 1,ss,i. l:s leconlc srcll tl:.' his nn>. nti.
mate 1r=,is hasc BECOME very mucl1 n!arn,ed
lest rcaSoH ls4 :rsakrn its ltrrnr ursrr more Ia
l.l.sn. i;ia 5 ii. t!. ::Hu. his strange f., eies
III 1;',:,:l" y: T." ',,:! 1at ilr owns II large
':.i!s dat. "c>t. h'ni.a,s al 'l.c r.int ia: ,:.i;-
reads in his >t.;!, .s: thai he owns stock il, af
tic principal lanks il. the Union. lii is 4 mar
rcd t:.,.'. ::it. has III interesting: family, but has
become impressed will. the ;.}ra that he must
e; married again, and his given out that lie il
IN haze "lc oi the 1;'''>t magnificent weddings
ever recorded. aud ordering thousands Of dol
lars wnrt!: ot jewclry frcHl New York, and cx-
';'i: IT, limitations I" Il lis , r;sns to BE- present:
states relating to stocks Of companies, and il,
each wishing III invest from nue to five millions
Of dnlla.S. Ills lunacv is ss;A 10 be ,v:S dis
trcssn., and the ha!lurir:+t:.':, Las CAUSED xreat
ran to his acqua;stanr:s- An unfortunate .,l-
dr>rnfr'.t ' i:r:.c n'a:sAn', prior 10 liz ta,ic
VI i>., Induced I'LL ab.t:atiun which has at Last
culr,i '.ttd in ,t;:s:;-:aa>sl,le in>..v. He will
hc 1skru IN ::ir Asylum II l:.ica :..day,
, 1859-04-27
Another Steam Cl1Itiyator.

Mr.. ". II. kubcrts. If West 1rha.,a, H., las
submitted to us Il drawing, etc. "f new steam
cn.lvator or Il,w, "i,:<<!: lie has invrn,cd aud
proposes Ia 'u'!i at .ol,t.:. Iii. iaventinn is
no',1. simple, :'d 81 iar our judgment s.,cs,
perfectly practicable. We arc not ut lihvrty IT
prcst:t /" kiv.. description. but expect sun. II
be alr To publish cn.rasi::rx. rtc. .showi:,z it
up." Tlhsc wao have *rvn N!i'. RS PLAN. :s1rn
ei experience as engineers and 'uecha,,ie. :
speak confidently Of s:s rract'eaiii,v. Mr.. i.
hopes to compete for 'hc prizes 4. Freepo:: LIT
III. ;eor!: be tlsrre to sec.-Irc;.', tt;t.,s..
, 1859-04-27
39rts$ Il Tribtt,tc.


ALL ONE THING OR ALL THE
oXM3:It-"
Nhtu Mr.. ,L!at,1.n .icclar.7i i: ...s f"n'o'.>
canvass for lhc = atc las, year, that thu
struggle between freedom ats: slavrry would
70 ou until tllc States Of the Union wcr. ali
free or Ill slay>-7::.til the Eoyernmal, >saz I'll
caa thing u Ill the ,'tacr. II will he e.aem-
oeFed TINT Mr. DonEaaa denounced tltc d''c-
fFlne Us tr".sonablc, aod clrlrsed sfr. Lincoln
"::h i'':.dng to civil strifc--witA inviting. TIC
4se' o'Fies to Eaarcll 1llei- armies iAt' the
o'''r aau t!lr slaychola:nc State: to :a:'r:s'
@.'as into the North, to engage i'll f'atr4-
.'t'- struggle for the prcdomiuancr 4 s''e''
fesiie'S'c Institutions Ia!er, When Mr.. >'"
III his Rochester speech reiterated n "e~
T!nu Of Mr.. Lincoln the Democratic pa
'aractcrized it :,s 4 brutal, blood:, "ho'
7nlcsto." The struggle III l"'E1eSs
admission Of Kcnsa. yt.its t':e IT,
3nstitution, rcsul:c'. III Il dts''1 III
acv in all If tic free s!a1es. fr-
ot that party in Pcai1s'lv:;''''
ahe :Lecomltou in3as]y 1in'' Ae:''
fnlon, ut which Hon. JUN 'lict'
a!'v 'ncs,,hrr ol Congress IE!' 4
MS received by The t'nnvenflo'
1af.. 3n ute course o' tn; e!1''-:.i
said: 81 Let this tcut:, nl:&>''
5at thDre II cn tfnr,.'i tnt7Jo'. >a
sScn1 on1 <'"GtTy. Tie - i .t'tu
human mind and liz. :,li3al EtaI
.esita1lc: ~ ~ re '"t t''"'
'I'lY TIA th1asee'.t'ncy. 's1
5'iN4ru ilcm, but just be.'.::'. i
L.. III uar mls, arl he i a'.:s :
.cial ohse1|t= .--h~ :; -,- 49, .?!.l,1'rr
, 1859-04-27

CANADIAN CExr p1EcEs.---Tlase coi:!:., y hicl
have teen lately tlzoau ot} &: che British Rdnt,
possess remarkable .pec,sari,y. They are
not only tokens Of value, but also standards Of
weight and measure; lou cents weight exactly
] h., aud cent meAsures inch.
, 1859-04-27

The Newark .t'rerf;<er learns by t.lerrauAic
dcspatcars rt'in Burlington .hs bishop iloanc'
discAse laA> changed for tie worse, and lis 1hr-
sicians regard his discovery as doubtful, and a.
most hoi'"!eSs.
The Sc"arA -Ess~'r.;. Of tl.is morning, adds ::
!" During 1sc day lie w:s very restless, an; lis
mind son,ct'tcrs wandered. through l1;> mental
t,gor did not sec:n to fr much impaired. His
disease has assu.ues! tyyI,iod nature, and his
recovery is fcEardtd rs very doubtful. lie is
attended iuitn't'i,r by number Of friends from
this An.l ottr parts Of the state who manifest the
dcrtrst cnnccrt at his condition"
, 1859-04-27

VAcA7Eo-Ths Offices Of eleven Judge, in
Massachusetts will be vacated bv recent act Of
the Legislature, after the 10th Of May next.
, 1859-04-27

- The Court Millincr, recently died in Lon.
don, leaving property valued at 10000. She
1caycs the most Of it 10 charities; for herself.
ahe directed that she should be buried in point
lace.
, 1859-04-27

We deri:'' the touching facts treort:ed below
:,em the i :ytns: o., ,L.u.ma!. Our hand trrn.-
oi,.s Us We make VI t!4e sad record:
Ua "Wednesday las: Il ;" gu''d los'}tas sud well
dressed" man appeared 4, ,:t Philips House in
The ,r; rant and lovely cit: Of DAYTON anil rcE-
;>t.rra his name ~. Y, I.aa,:1tin:." Sweet
r:,.4:., isn't it: We t:,iu's We w"sf:d kr. i MN
IN sight who eni':e'l the happiness ot such !
,,a1..<. Aud il NJ s1lu,,fd hear that til: initials
i. Y. stt.1 for Als,,'rt Iic1a- {:~ in this r,t~'
Icy actual. did t:ttt.i cur c:::o:',s w,''d
i:av" h22n-- t:' s:s s'r. lt>' <:rra-. it,- h'.':
writing 'a= ''st:s hr,l a::.> lie w. 4s-: II
RI ::;.r.mtnt. Presently T.. ct:r;: ia teTrf
by receiving: the i9":u! :..-,,e:
= rtub-.I7 ltot.:, t"t - NJ. e.
r., TIE .rE:: Ira: Sir: / Ut. s'y nn"r''.
and tn rot x;ur: ~ Freezer; will ,..-4 - ~
Siud rs t. svll t.'r tIipis:er ~ ~. It. II,
ruuni. care vet Vi w!..iri .s'.o1nl;' - :" hc
= y Ira. tl.:. ...:,' L plons H'.H-
rt-~-.".',t
, 1859-04-27

EMPLOYA1ENT-$50 per Month
L. ANDAL EXPENSES PAID.-1n agent il want.
Sd IN every town a1d county L ~ slted s z 99s
IL raar bt crrtxiniT resfttl F III addrese
DIX. i. HENRY WARNER; corner It Broadway anf
sh10 hpl1 4Ans:16
, 1859-04-27

The Catholic Almanac, just published, COLI
tains table Showing the organization of the
church IN this country, from which We .:k4 the
following:
, 1859-04-27

Thu last column with tr3 1icariateS added,
will displuy the state u til: Rosl, cause among
lis in tho present year, and VIC think it may be
assumed that no other ecclesiastical has made
like progress in twenty years. Is shcrc nothing
startling i'll the record?
, 1859-04-27

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Grac:!::=. u :...t *s.,-::isl :..icrc vas: Tic
Dry iva .i".;'nZ don't !.a!: i" tlas atLctc the
ease called fur. Wasn't t:rrr ''pale. lirS,"
Mr.. t.nuru,l hcar'',: =: The house sihilps) and
,ras c.!c.l in IT ":.r. Tl.r suitable y'..tn. ycsl-
iie1,sal, iui.l i.iit tint hc had taken f,Spn- i
,asaci1',s N.-,- IN Davis who is. t1HfTtf1
III T. l':a:,.>. tnd l.an'a:'4; hat hs al taken
1und.:rr.. L::'aar:'nt tWned ~ thc landanu1n,
h4 {" SHOVE. Ia. l,,rl!." Sou..'lluw The Due
tor dies: 1l:;';1 >;r. l~'!na,:n had killed li,n-
self, and N.A.,! hui fisc l';s;. h:;v eftic, and
i,;;-- VOL. M'. l. - n" ,:".a. ,t:-
in: ;,:' WA :: ~. j., III '.s.'; addressed
-. ~ M ia ..''i ',r: 49, AZ. the tn
::,;t....;. Wez! "'7l,: eon. }ic;c i ii" dec
nulc:i:
l.y'!,.s J! .:;.. ::.;. =. i; !.
+, rnt C,r.E 1.L >Mrr.e;.-t"u re ':"s
si: .u Lrrcl f.r s;i :.':t l:.- '1r:. iill IL
tits ea;rc.;lity. iht :.:a!1c i. 's murderer, ;.-
j, has denied me hu>...>c: .i.i "t;''s"4t thai
l"a:a As cast u2o" ~ y i = tsi::Ar. ''cd
Quite ,ut of funds a..l III bus:n, -. wlal ;..s.
to d. To hcy: Ne, .m too -?:rite'3. II.
Lrt:a,,,i my felldy man No. mv ro,s>c''ncr
will MT permit 1ne. death, then, is Il welcome
.A;,ci:tNt.
,'rS, LET n,e die ind b. forgotten Ike poor
BtrM. q du not regret w!'a: h":e dhne SO
Much "a what might have Iunc. hare bcea
'
books and nut with ntnrE--"' loving not n,un
tue less, hut Nature n.o1.::'
Virginia is my ia,iyityC?cvcians1 :,y n'}''pt-
I'd hnule. A. H.: Lao. :'c..:es, I'll: II Frt1cls
extraction. Ny family was rood. and ,enderlF
raised. am all orpl1an-1tW relations.
Bury u,v here. ar.l -huull ever have tomb,
let this be my crlt2I;h-
Far from hon.r. in q land Of strangers, lie
dicd-prcfrrrirv d<s:'A to Ji<lon"'.'"
Broken hearted lIerbc,t, gallant aud imn'oE-
1al Rnsk, pathetic NcClun=. iwlo >uns-"0,
Death com" ,o,. ~ leave this cold, selfish
ball Of corruption and dcprasi.y, 10 j"in you.
have had tIis III mind for somr ting.
have many wGrsn friends, to wiltll I tender
a Last and final a.itn. have Recommendations
from the brst Of nlcn. 10 whom. an grateful.
As to death, aul not afraid to dic. I never
WAS calmer than now. could write mich more,
tut will stop unc word. however-thc last1
snall ever write" a. Aynts!'
ALBERT E1CToE LAMAE7lSE.
And this letter caused feeling in behalf of the
fellow. lie VA, kindly takrn care Of. and S-5
and railroad pass to Indianapolis were present
cd him. And presently It WIS asee:ta'ncd that
the fellow had taken ruson ut S4ndu>ky, where
*4'' and Il pass tu DAYTON had resulted.
, 1859-04-27
MI "4'o arr t'>l1,s II nre giving tho
hAliutou* Testimony lA 1t. FA, Or

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s.- wh~r- hlys sf..~ u.nt sxtsnu.,!y 81. 80
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

A moneydealer in st. Louis, few
days ago, sent to the Farmers' Bank
Of Lexington, Mo-, s65, 900 Of the notes
Of that institution for redemption.
How the messenger was treated, and
how the banks Of Missouri intend to
discharge their obligations TO the pub
lie, the st. Louis Democrat of Monday,
tels ~ in the paragraph below:
The bills we're presented in most
courteous terms; yet the bank refused
to pay in gold, - desired, or in st.
Louis or New York exchange, or St.
Louis city paper. The bank refused to
do anything, except in slow and ag-
gravating manner to pay out silver, q
deprecated currency, to the amount of
IS on each note, the residue in gold.
So slow we're the payers that it took
. whole day to pay out $500 in $40
notes; and yesterday, after their silver
had run out, and they we're in expec-
tation OF more, $4,000 of silver left
this city this morning to succor them,
only $4,000 was paid on $40 bills, the
"Bank officials" instructing the party
paying out to be as slow as possible.
Meetings Of the Directors we're held
twice day; it was even proposed to
the Board to register every note as
redeemed, to prolong the matter, but
the resolution was rejected. Those
same "Bank officials" or Directors, in
stead Of trying to "prevent an out.
break" were busy in exciting the
populace against the brokers, so that
hand-bills we're posted, calling the
people together to take steps for pre-
venting brokers of the State from ma
king such "runs" upon the Farmers'
Bank-a meeting was held, end in
fammatory speeches made, favoring
mob measures, rotten eggs, tar and
feathers, etc. A negro was employed
to ring bell, also, which was done for
two hours in front of the bank, to
frightcn the brokers. Some even went
into the bank and threatened eggs and
tar. 1t became the town talk at din
ner tables and elsewhere. There was
one exception among the Directors in
this ungentlemanly conduct. Mr.. J. S.
Lightner, acted very cleverly through
out, doing everything in his power to
facilitate the redemption of the notes.
This whole conduct, it seems to us, is
worthy of most severe censure, partlcu-
larly when it is recollected that,
week ago, the Lexington Erpositor
boasted Of heavy sales Of stock in this
bank at over 500 per share, and that
its profits from circulation must be
enormous. This same Expositor has
promised to expose the whole proceed
ings in its next issue. Mr.. Chase tele-
graphed to-day to stop dilly-dallying
in the illegal way forced upon bis
agents, and to demand payment with
a notary at once upon the whole sum.