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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11
Joy at the Last.

In all the language, We know Of nothing
more simply beautiful and affecting than the
speech of Jeanie Deans to the Queen.consort
Caroline, in which reference is made to the
supreme consolation afforded to the diving by
the memory of good deeds. Often as we have
read the passage in the novel of The
Heart of Mid-Lothian'-often as we have lis
tened to the words, as they dropped from the
lips of some favorite actress, in the dramatic
version of the work, their potency has been
apparent and present; not, perhaps, acknowl-
edged by voice, but what, in all such cases.
is more signifcant-the heart-thrill and the
glistening eye, and the confession, that in the
words themselves is to be found the sequel of
the divine aphorism: 'Cast thy bread upon
the waters, and after many days it shall re-
turn to thee"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11
GLEANINGs.

have selected the following articles and
extracts from my readings the past week:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11

DtsiNEss IL FATETTEvnLE-An old shin
ping ana forwarding merchant informs us that
more goods are coming TO Fayetteville now
tnan Ior seven years past. The Steamboats,
are loaaeo 70 their utmost capacity, and the
Is unusually heavy. Business was never 81
lively at the wharves, and all denaruonta~ -
trade here have felt the impulse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
The Great Eastern.

- Ehearrival of this long expected vessel Mt New
f"rk va. reported in the te!eGraphe c1inmn Of
the Er7ia.IH Yesterday morning. In view of the
imp 'rtant event, the publication Of the following
<aess respecting her will be cppur,une:
Tho construction al the Great Eastern was
cqmmenced in 1855, and she was nearly ihree
years ia building, having bren launched in the
enrIv par of 1858 She designed bv Isam-
berd X Brunei, is owned Ly the Eastern Steam
Navigation Cnmtany" and Las cosi, including q
large run, spent in launching, and for repairs
reIde,ed necessary by explosion. something
three millioas oi dollats. She is made u
iron, the plates three .lourths Of an inch thick,
bolted together by riyets an inch in diamete =.
She was built IN the eastern bank OF the fhnnIes
-at-Miiwall, adjoining Lond"n. The sr-t q 10
.lsnnch I sr made on the 81 of \ mber. isj7
but il was not until the sit OF tue Succeeding
January that she Hoated. From tina tine uuul
the 18th 81 Ssptemher she ~as Icing ma'te r. ady
for her trial trip. which to"k place IN that day.
Tier hull is 680 feet long and SO broad. aad
SOM idea If the immense size Of III" vessel IN y
be formed from h" fact that The n 'r,b South.
Fsugfh. Pearl .tset, st. J,bb'-, and Presbyterian
CHI IN Nv nkeity ronld all stand upon
Len Ae,a ieEgfi,wi-e and with SO feet 10 spare
Acre To- ad4ia-l xes she i 100 feet broad aud
the 5foe'l, 4 hei G,urr deck is CO. feet Her
esi.a.sil j. 1873 The height If her hui! is
90 feet, ahc walk ground her deck is equal to
anaricE 81 tDAe The sessel is designed Il,
a..Atamsifate 1000 passpngcr--- 800 first class.
-2'roD sscond class, aud 200 third Glass; The
.e41snrers mud crew. $50 IN number, vii! he n,.co.
<is,sse.i fesr two ci,.is Of The vessel Tie fore
caa5e ~ 10 fer long and Sisct high TAs hull
isai.iswss',i tn water tigii eo'utar' nant..--
TIT ss.ss4 !ag,tiuiiaal Walls a ts.a running
tlnafst : - igsf aauif, - 'ier hull il u
so u : Set ss fi.nigi = ;o..s f., s..
sCo ..fsss ~ - ll.saa,- ltn- nj 'Aal. The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

Tug WRECKED lluNGARIAN.--Lnst week
were favored with visit from, IA Nova Scotia
freud, who furnished w. with some items Of in
hrpation in regard 10 the steamer Hungarian.
which was lost by going ashore on Cape Lodges.
y va s. tia, IN the ri -ht Of saturday, tn" 10Th
of FehuAry last Al tho time Of the wreck he
was on Care Island. within n short distance OF
the scene He rose On Sunday morning. the l7th.
about dawn and ~ so"n he went out lac
the ship apparently about mile and half from
til sh, e. On the ledge. She was then crowded
with renrle, not one Of whom saved. H. less
,han IN hour she hai disappeared. 1t was itnpos
Isib.c to reach her ~ the sea VA running high
and a terrific gale blowing The upper deck.
being of wood with the houses IN it, was washed
off, and the baggage of the passengers. eases Of
light goods, valuble silks, g.. were soon floating
all over tho water. Not many hours after the
ship went down the weather cleared up, and the
Cape Flanders were busy collecting valuabes
aud pluniering. lie saw men in skis break open
foating cases with hatchets aud lit gu. many
g DDS as the boat would hold then To shore ca,-
ne thrm Hu'. a Far more. The islard contains
abuut two thousand inhabitants, and usually d, es
considerable business in fishing But now, he
says. every hnuse is depot Of rich goods, and not
q il poor enough TO be hired To work. Llayds
iar'n's, from Yarmouth, went d,sn and collected
and sold such portion OF the reclaimed gods MS he
could find. awarding salvage but II very large
portion was hid len and retained by the thieyinc
iiDhabitants. Our informant visited the place
again in two or hrce weeks aiier the m liter had
been sculed aud the underwriters cad disposed
of the remains, and purchased from one of the
wrcckers one hundred and srveniy-nve pairs of
kid gloves. fine specimens of which he showed
us-tor ring OF Atreb"ro' jewelry, worth, per-
hnps, FIFTY cents. another he got two splendid
terra Gotta vases and thirty-seycn pieces Of valua
bile ribbons for pinchhyck breach worth a quar-.
ter Of dlar. tie visited a deacon of the Bap.
tis Church who had fine lot Of silks, velycts and
ve.iugs, a'm proposed to purchase some. The
p,ous deacon SAID he had c"nsil red for two DAYS
AMI ,wo niyh's whether h. would be justified in
sci, k. 81 whether he ga lit to return the gods
+ he underwrite lie mai concluded, nj last,
tbnt II wa> his ,laty t. retain ihem. a. the wreck
wa evi ,ntly "gJsend 10 the pnpr people #
Cape Island" AT this same iim'. sh ,als Of fat
mackerel and msrlals Of c,'dfsii surrounded the
ishores. only waiting to be caught to enrich their
tcsptors. The wreck. As she lay below the sur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30


two tiers u si6fe Sshns. one above the other
Some IL the state rasms large as or'iiita,
~ parlor. and fitted up for the convenience of IN.
miles. Ia - -
| The propellins power |. in enormous steam en-
gises. acting apon Hah pa Idle wheels aud the
scfsw. The paddle Engines are 100 horse Pow.
ct. and the ecrew 900 nurse nowrr. giving total
of ZOO horse p"wer. At pressure at - lbs ;
though IL nerrssary. they ear watk t" torre 81
upwards Of 10. Geo horses. T'eis are ten 6nefr.
and each boiler can 10 cut II I'm ITS ncIshb"r,
and used az rrs, a. d-~ired. The t~''rrs are
placed l"ngituIinaliy along tie centre at Tie
.ar and are en,irely independent at each "'hef,
Etery ,aile i.4iIer LA. tea furnaces, and each
screw btier twelve furnaces thur giving 10 Tie
a lac tho large number ui one hundre'! and t"e,fe
Furnaces. The 'usl inieuded - b. usei l. anthr"-
cite coal TIE Gf.nt Ea.teru has -ix mats. i've
If which are male II hrlluw wansht ira. nnf
- aragned tu carry 6 5oo yard, oi chn'as-
telegrat hc arparafts Is IN the ehriaos "fhr" hy
means ni wi,icI his srtcf- roFsttyrd {" every
rart II the sh,a >be carries twenty large boats
on deck and ssings.u n i1,it- swn -rrrw steamer
enc bundled hat iote " i ie wten sixty aud se'-
cnty TINS burthaa u /. cS"ccfc1 tut tie Gr'at
Eastern will he nnrhofei r About week ~ the
Battery, aud hen taken to her WHAT East River
ut the Tort Of Hammond street. The ship started
nu trial ,rip nn ihe9 h. running twelve hours cut
~ sna. and twelve hours back rte triul was re
rarlfi us satisfactory, although he rate 81 srced
attained did not nj any tome exteeIl39 kuuts tile
average being l2l knots.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
From Washington, June 80.

the Scratr mt thu morning without quo
rnn AMI ~ome res buttons iael thcrebe Sub.
srlu'oIjN. however, quorum was ob'alEed. and
TN Ny'V went into "AcraIise session Al firm
Il the uIlelitfmrni ii Cd. johnson - . IA ter
master General. TIE rr.ult Of the cxe,u ttc
si,n has teen very satisfactory t. '"e executive
branch If t!,e government M nIn4nf.l ratipn
Ia. ever hcra moe -arc,.,iul than til, IN their
iste,g, diplomacy. Thcy aave bruugitt "a close
h. Ing pcallnI controversy with the British ~
,,gnmcot in re.,rI to the disputed construction
ID hr CiaSten.Bnlwrr treaty. anl have settled
II satisla rtory basis relations with the Cen
ttal Au,r, ean ) atc-.
The treaty with Spain is one Of great import
anrc, for lis ,afh would have tem i,ol all
e1n,r of ,anpln n on part against that govern
mcut. Tn lenub,h ans rcrsued IL short s.sat"l
lcV in debating ths treaty, il, indeed, hey
woul prevent tie cons unntion of the purposc ut
all portions of the democracy; tina, j., the arqu-
siijuu ui Cuba The Mexican treaty was not de.
lrairI ,ulifciy lay the Republicans, hut IN ,alrt,
al-n by l'm democratic vote. The Nituraauan
tr.niy has lcen rendered almost useless in leler-
encc /, It's man ohj'c'-ttc protection II Amcli-
can interests "a the lsthmu. from sudden agrees
SION, by the modification which the republicans
insisted upon.
The case 81 The Miramon war steamers, seized
upan ay Cunt Turner. and sent irh',ue II our
potts, as Urlacs. has h'en .eulcl luis govern.
mcut li the cn>e to- luiiclal deciSi,n waercas,
IL Eu4lnnA. il w"ul ln,c been lett toaiplamncy.
It wts understood, some tine ago, that tin rri,-
"ucr, laken nn board would prosecute their cap
tors for ill,e nnri>ot,riont and that the ~ ners
ii IT." Vessel ". ull sue for damages rs sf,nn rs
ourcour's should decide that the steamer, were not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Arrival OF tho Grcat Eastern List of her
Dls

Passengers
Among the m Nc"g'rs IN board nrc:-Thc
Earl of Shelhtrue Chairman of the G~rat West
ern Railway; Lord Wlllou.hby d'Ereshy. #
Great wealth and uwncrof the celebrate! yacht;
Lord Co>llle d Culrn-s. The whpper in OF the
llu,e of Lord; l. ri pun.any; II N. Ralph
Dalton. VI. p mud director Of Sauth.we,tern
Il ,ilwaN: Capnn llrah r. ~ commander uf
III, n,unile~s: Captain Mangl"-. Chairman # the
Rnvai Mail Steamship Company: Hon. Captain
Curt,cgis direcL,roi III" Great Eastern Company
who resigned as n l"rt. Of the treasury lrcan>e he
would not be hrbrI; II. +. Hope, director Of the
Great En-te"n Company. the wcnlthiest owner in
the Great Eastern: j. Rodney 'Cr,>key, director
of the Great Eastern Company; john Torr the
active ,nrtncr If the great china house of Little.
dale \ Co.. uf Liverpool; lle,ry Barring. NJ. p;
Hon J ,mes Howard Of the Woods nnl Forests;
Capt. Robertson, Il. n, Board Of T,a1c: \. a.
Woods, TIM cnrrcsuonden, OF tho London Time;
Edward MrDermott, of the Morning Chronitlr
VIM. and Mr.. q och. e. f.: Rev. Wm. Michel.
son. the chaplain, WHO has GI0,On0 in tho ship,
and who has been tho champion of the shnrchul.
lrrs ut all the II CHS ufthc irrat Eastern PR It,
Cl. Baknr, Of that celebrated crack regiment the
Tenth iln>snrs
The Great Eastern raSScl the Battery Mt 4 80
p. VI. She hal no difficulty in crus,in. the bar
Quite fleet of steamers attended her he crowds
uu hnur enthusiastically cheering the stranger
The enthusiasm II the crowds on the battery and
piers wa alsn nuhounled Tho Niagara. in the
Scream, uked small in comparison with the vast
proportions of the Great Eastern. Many saintcs
were also fred in her honor. She novel very
ra}idly, and wendell her way through the bay as
caslya pilot boat,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30


APPLEs-dreen- none offering. =-...
prime.
> bsAN~-None Offering. --sa-ss ~'
BEr>wAx-22fs3 cents.
BurIER-Mark.t well suppicdFres 10 to 90; sale for
Firkin.
White bread Corn
CoRN NeAL-iieniy and duh at s;sibs74 cents.
CENESr--ismes River tl. s1tt s2oo.
DRfEp fRrIrSo sale
FLorn-4he receipts continue lieat-wh good Demand
| quote SaIerhne 4625: Extra sd5o; Family 1910
fLANsEEi.-sl. t26tI 10 certs
FgNrngks.-Ii0t+S cents.
FERTnIzERs-snpply ample. M. Peruvian Gunno stt.9o
p of 20a Ms: Ertse's Manipulated Guano $500 som
uano s35W: Mexican Guano slSnG American Guan'
tiGD0 ihes sup Phosphate Of Lime &100 uhins Phospho
lrruv fo.;n unn's one Ash Guano 4525o; luf
Hns Tobacco Manar. s4i; Runs Ground Bone Ash f3I3;
Fuac Co.'S Soluble Phnsphncl Peruvian Guano, s1hW;
Duguid- Bone Dust. 10000 Euns Tobacco Manure s41b;
Ground Plaster IN bulk $500; i'll bugs or barrels lDo
GRASS SKFDs--So sale.
GiN-fxG.--6nll65 cents
HAy.Balesi 81. sftf 80; wagon load sloOstsl15
lRnN-Mour tam S9D6L4i u ton.
LARp.-sujply good ut II @Gll y cents.
LiuE-.Thomaslown $l,;O Mountain 81
bSI"Ss-No sale
II l5i1k n loo Ibs Wi,c ~ cs: Black
cents Il bush. Of b ib-. ..--..
PE,s-No Baehe,el ~, ring Cow Pea sl.3jGl 40.
POI ,Tors- White Mercer, .1ff II.
with Improvement In
which found present eUpa urge portion
Of dark inferior order, which commands bui
low price quote dark Lugs at $2UO(t 100: bright
ground lul $4Oot70O; dark Leaf Shipping aud stem
20 0bGl f-jp working Leaf &>50G 1890; bright Wrap
Icrs &l3 OnGH 10000.
small way 1890 Fl ~ for prime Red aud White
Wool washed ~ Ia 20 cts; Washed 81 Ia ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Presentation TO the Tycoon.

In the evening" quite n large party of Indies and
gentlemen assembled in abe hotel parlor- TO be
rrc.,nt at The presentation Of billiard tale. val
Ell M six hundred dollars and Intended fer the
rvc,on. The table was full sized, American
male. slaie bedd-d. aud It's Framework WAS at
,asewuuJ TIE American cnnt of arms. with the
,n,r,iprian .pre.cntcd 10 The geo ii japan. by
l.. Decker. 1900" WAS niad upon one END af the
table A lulI cum plement vi Gus, hall. aud IVORY
markers accompanied this lendld gift. The chief
ANITA. N lots nth their attendants and the I'M
,efcrnl iiterrrr'er. bavins entered the POM. Mr..
p,.,,nan introduced MIR. Decker 10 the Ambassa-
dnr-.
WI. A. FcLrER Esq then said Il have been
r.ouc,ted hy Mr.. l.. Decker to present. through
:, u. Il, YOUR Imperial sovereign. the Tycoon of
.Iapau. III. beautiful specimen Of American man
ni.rturc. NJ Decker ,,e-les thus Ia rxpress his
nrrrcelnr,mn Of the friendly relations which have
been -, an>picou>Iv n,enrd betwee the twu conn-
trie,. aud which are important 10 both. The
HliiL iale IL M essential article If furniture
IA the hou.e. ii our best people. The game 40
clesn,, ia it.elf il ~ Of peculiar fascination Tor
M cla.ses: combining. with innaoen, amusement.
lealfhrul EXERCISE aud mental recreation. Hoping
thl this Offering will prove acceptable, now en-
trust il Ia YOUR honored keeping.
The An,hassad"rs through the interpreter, re-
rliri thai they were much gratI6ed t. receive 50
valuable n eifl. md " uld take pleasure in pre-.
.enring it 10 the Tycoon Immediately upon their
arrival IN japan.
Their Exeeienrie- having signifod their desire
to SOC the game playei couple Of gentlemen
Tx up the cues and Lcipre the close Of the game
the "a ,th Ambassador was able 20 keep count If
tie gone. and even to make quite respectable
en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
The Houston Movement in Few York

The ifiehd> Of sam II 5n,tun sceu, encouraged
by thf = III in the democratic ranks, I'D fhev ARE
Organizing their partyns rapidly as %. b. The
executive eemmuiee ms called State a. ,.yr,.'on
to meet "a, Schenectady on the lstt Il n,At month
~ nominate a Houston el-.total iekc, The
Houston e'nyentun will tc the earliest N the
State, and with the old herr ul san Jici "a we
shall have FIVE candidates IN the fell
lie has been nominated heretofore by n c., ven
tim in Texas. aud his friends are sanguiir Of
carrying the STATE for him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Land near Lynchburg.

OFFER for sale my FAEM. Big oposspm Creek. miles
from the City. II contains = ; ACRES, about Ont III ri
cleared, least 90 probably 10 Acres of which. Is good low
ground The qualify e" the land. the crops will show lirt
abundance al lime stnnr accessible. Near the
DWELLING Ia Young ORCHARD II choice Fruit. ts,;ss
containing or ~" recs. goody portion "i the Wv
uncearc land iue tnhcrcl. being in original growth N
A. | hall he absent until October November next
would any M,hu! know terms &c 10 Mr. H. i.
Shmptcr. Winsnn- Hill
jc %, To- Rep caIsl T. e. JENNINGS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

ASoTnER PolIrIcAL MOVEMENT. &c UGsh;ng-
ton, June The leading conservative Il, mncrats
ct hIth wings oi the patty here. have been busy
Tor. several days in arrangements To secure re.
union. They have proposed that all four of ihs
d"nM'rAtle candidates Withdraw. MIR. Breckin-
ridge naming Northern man f,r Prr-i lent. aud
Mr. ponGa, Southern man as candidate for vce
President. Bo'h the candidates have lten an
preached by distinguished gent emcn in the inter
est OF TIN movement and have the matter under
consideration, T.Ieir decssnn will lie announce
ed in lew days. aud sanguine hopes are exnres.
sed he'e. that the democratic party will be thus
reunited.
The Douglas men insists that while their ranks
are undivided and disciplined. their councils lar.
moni u; their party leaders known an respected
US such. the Is etknridge wing is dscorlant, Ira
i'rs striving against leaders. and the party DEM
oralized before IT has required iorm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

Lieutenant Henry A Wi-o will he despatched
hy tie = yeftncut in the Niagara. ~ Master Of
Or inaucr. Ia iveiuIormation To tho Japane-e in
regard to our system f gnanery. lie will pro
lnh'y b" brought into personal relations with the
Tycoon, aud will inspect the Japanese i"rtlhca-
Tins and dciencrs. government ma, hinlst
viii also he senl out to surerinien the ftinS up
II the machinery ltc,eutcd 10 the Japanese.
S.tcraI It tn japanese have been invited. ms
irr,yatr zen lrm.n II not III their official ctGra
tea, t,n'terl n vel ng Mt Grace church to-n,or
L ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

face. wa. soid 10 two Yarn nth men FIR $4,000.
and 10 abit rix wee h they hal recovered. " Ill
wing, goods to the value of nearly $4,000. They
are still at wnrk on her. and expect 20 make
fortune by their speculation. Harsfora Times
TaaS 81
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NEW CONCERN,

HAVING purchased the cntirc interest Of John 5. Bass In
the business al Mckinnts To, shall continue the
GENERi NJ GRDt ERl AND fDHHISSiOV BUSINESS,
the Old No. II Main street. iynchbnrg, Va,
The sly and frm of MCKINNEY " GO, where hope 10y
receive liberal
from our friends and the public.
We shall Keep constantly hand. large stock
Goops, usually found in large Grocery House,
which will sell exchange for Country
Produce.
Liberal advances made on all consguuents Of produce, Tor
sale when in hand. SAM'i. II. MCKINNEY,
JNo. II. FLOOD.
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VALUABLE
Farm for Sale In Bedford County, Virginia.


sas AS COMMISSIONERS appointed under a decree the
NY& Circuit Court of Bedford county pronounced
-<A- April Term in the suit "kaber nj, rAalfrn
shall, on I'll RSDAY, IND OF AUGUST NEXT, al il o.
clock, A. NJ l far II moi, tile ncAt ar ay premises
proceed 10 sell ut PUBLIC .fUCTYON, tho IR ACF
OF La n u in the bill and proceedings mentioned, be-
longing The estate Of the late Rev Frederick kaIcr con
tanning by recent survey! 1913 ACRES, aud adjoining The
lands Of Capt Carlton Eadford Munford kaford esq and
others.
DEscRlPToSibou twoirds OF the above tract has been
cleared and the balance remains original
it Tine timber The whole lies WE'LL and every par
Ill! eaiisaled and The soil well iaI ted gron III
OF Tobacco, GRAIN Cover the various Grasses IL lies
the wars OF Ivy Creek. The lands this noted
for fertility IL good Orchdri Of Select and Choice
F"a Is in of the desirable nciglborioos in Viz
gnia within half mile OF ST. stephens Church, where there
regular preaching the sabbath In miles of the Forest
Depot the Va. and Tenn. Railroad is well waered; and
the house falling Spring of Pure Cold Water IL
full View Of the far "Peaks Of Otter
healhy location be found The improvements consist
Of an OYERSEEKS HOUSE, SERVANTS CABINS, BARNS,
&c,
Persons DESTROYS Of examining the lands will call Mr. Ro
bert A Wright who des the premises Jam Met
cale either N whom will take pleasure in giving all
ccssary Information
TERasA credit of IL and Is months will be given. the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security bearing inter-
c from day OF sac and the title retained until full payment OF
the purchase money.
Possession for seeding purposes given ouested
and ull possession given ut the end of the year
The decree authorizes 10 sell privately and will be glad
to receive propositions
Address, J. \. GORDON, Conn.,
Office over Citizens savings Bank, Lynchburg, va.
j. Is 2wtds
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MEETING OF THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH Cox.
pANf' New York, june 2S.-Thc American
telegraph Company met TODAY. and WAS called
Ia order at uoon. President Barnu v IA the chair
Mr. Russell, Secretary, was also present A zen
uema" representing large amount IF Eugii.h
s'"'N maze ho'h' ttal the meeting was nat duly
organ a. !, but ilc WAS n, Swered hy "A statement
that 'ne President AMI 5 ,crrtary Of the lnarI of
directors had sisaeI The Gail ior u speeil meet.
ing.
Mr' Livingston moved an adjournment forth
with. D. d FIELDS stated the Reasons why "A spe
ciai meeting was necessary. lie was interrupted
by point Of order Of the secretary, that motion
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S p e C i al N o t i C g!
July lST, l>to.

y a y NJ l., y IT,!
DEEM il necessary 10 nfy friin- and customers HAT
is exceedingly important that SHOULD require N ALI
ASSES, prompt an! si"cN PAYMENT, satisfactory
Element 81 all debts due tbs isi a! Vi july and
hoping that tines tIcitlItc accomplishing lls
In my business. by ca.t IN AMI settling, h"g
selves IN readiness pay when ,al,e3 upon. shall remain
cnnidru expectation receiving attention MI who
indebted silier hy bond, h"tc, account.
L. l.. AEMlsrrAh, No 40 Main ST..
Je 23-ts L. nclburs. Va.
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Na1u Mo 2 Mool,eral
Attention Home Qua
Runaway,

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber about the latter part Of
III Nay. MT'L\Tro GIRL about seventeen wears old of
medium size black eyes black Boas, aud tocray ong
black hch she neal keeps plated. Her
1, IL s. bat She wt To The of Reese. She
surpassed will give 420 for
ynchbur!, &,i il taken secured Richmond
arrested and secured the Ila
gain EltHAED JOHNSON, Tower llIll,
10 3hat Appunaiiox Co., Va.
Eiehnlond Whig copy 81 and send bill 10 This office
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to liourn was not debateablc. The chair snstan-
ed the sscrcsnry. AMI the question was about be-
ing taken on an adjournment when. upon urgent
sdisitaiion, MI Livingston withdraw his motion
and tie meeting adjourned till noon to-norrow,
Mt The Astor H,use. SIR. Livingston urged IN
faw,r Of his motion that debate would expose the
affairs Of the COMPANY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

GRE.r FAnu.E AT Rlo.-A letter In the New
York Times, dated Rio de Janeiro. May 30th
saws:
The princi,a al event Of interest here tn the
Anerican trade il the failure of Scnpr Lette de
Castro the largest flour dealer in the place, which
occurred few DAYS since. Ills liabilities exceed
Sc 000. 100 and funderstand that his creditors
will luse quite fly per cent. IN the settling up ot
the estate.