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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

ExRsPr FROM SEIzuRE.-TEe following articles are
exempt from seizure for debt in Virginia: \ COW,
bcd-tcad and bed with covcring.six chairs, one table
six kmives and six forks six plates two dishes two
basins, one loom, six pieces OF wooden or earihen-
ware, one loom aud its nppnrienanccs, one spinning
wheel one p ,ir ofcnrds, one axe five barrels corn
five bushels wheat or one barrel Of -four two hundred
pounds bacon or pork, AMI fee dollars in value of
forage one cooking stove and utensils for cooking
and in case of mechanic tools or implements of his
trade, not exceeding S25 IN value; sewing machine
AVID exempting family portrait from law; also, one
horse mule, yoke Of oxen not eeding one hun
red dollars in value: Also the necessary gearing ex-
cept for taxes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Markets.

New YoRK, May >. Cotton unchanged
Rreadstnfs firm bur No. change IN prices. Pork
heavy. The weather is horrii.
Baltimore May 2.--Flour quiet. Inward st.
$6.37. Wheat firm: White 81 10 to 81 So Rod
l.50 to 81 81. Corn Grm; White and GLOW -
cents Provisions quiet. Mess Pork $3.50 !;
Prime $1,000 Bacon Sides 81 to los. Whsley
steady 222 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
New Grocery and Commission Hons,
Sowing Machines.

AIDES Wishing Machine 10 do sv AMI. Ciornrr,
4 THHtR would 10 we'll toei IN.
ne BARriloLf"S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
1 sso and go The following certificate Ia from we'll
Tailor In this county who only had about 20 minutes
Instruction this Machine;
Lsss,rIs, Campbell county, Va, June ish, isho
Mn WM l.. Fam :lhm we'll plcapcd with Barilolf's Sew
ny Macine, anil wmi moi exchange for have
lind u" difficulty In operating with any hind Of cloth,
the thckesi Cashmere io the finest Linen Wehn made
eae'nl ~ "i COARSE iow.Lncn pants TOR servants have
ant Operated On ak different Kinds NJ Sew Ing
Machines ba, Bsuh"rs and singers the only Machines
hal would documentary person to buy. They the only
Nachiucs that make hiiess sdifuh consider Ilnrhofe
much The cheapest machnr II simple In construction, easy
IN understand, and moi likely gel order Almost
ter that has atthols operate. singers
hat worked On Inst year. give i'nrhnfs the preference
Respectfully YOURS Ne, GAkOLlla q. TERRY,
rs find no difficulty In getting my wife work i.nr
thnlfs Machine They that someine great ongh be
lone Cor the man that in,uni-d Sewing Machines
iia AMI Lock Siiirit, june lWsinsl 4. q. +,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

L,cEy's BASS BAND.-Tbis excellent BAN.
,nder the leadership Of Mr. JOHN Lacey has
bssn for considerable tima under practice, aud
have now i.ecnme quit an fat in tie prodac m
Of good music. Within the past lew night, they
have given our citizens sample Of sonie ol their
serensding. tunes, and We pr'nounce their per
formances in that line unsurpassed. 1t is quite
an agreeable treat to listen in the silent night To
the sweet melody produced by them, aud our pep
ple are doubtless very thankful for the favor con-
fered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

W,rx WuIPrISe.--James B,wles, was before
tbc Mayor Yesterday, charged with bad treatment
If hi. wife. The charge being substantiated by
reliable witnesses. lthc ilLusei woman being of
the aumb'-.) tia Chevelier Bowies. was ordered
~ live security for future good behavior, in that
' " INIT not being able to find friend who
willing to tru It him, he was handed over TO Capt
w,ae who will We trust. take him through
conr.s Of srrnuis, aud teach him to dcport him:
lie moro like white man in time to come.
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= Prepared and Inr sac Oy ......, -
Gents, Goods.

rs,uE sutscriber has received his SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS consisting of French Cloths OF hest makes ana
c,onnl. coIors including the beautiful sLnie called Anae
hcs Doe SKINS elastic Grape Face and o"rssd W an
nr linen Drill Plain and Fancy silk and Marseiiies est
s S,l ali the new Buttons and Trimmings also uli Inc
~ Dayies celebrated Shirts Drawers, Collars ana Meek
. auze Under Shirts Of Cotton, Mcrno Lisic ana SIX
the hest half Hose. In Blown and White o"on Meiih"' ana
Merino iee' : o''' ~ WIN. L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Philadelphia Elections.

PniLApElrnlA, May lion. Alex. Henry tho
present incumbent, and Peoples candidale for
Mayor, was reelected by SIG majority.
Downing, dem, elected Comptroller hy lG0 ma
jorily.
the rest Of the Pc pies ticket is elected.
The Select Council stands-l3 Peoples, II Dem
ocrals. Common Council stanIs-52 Peoples, 80
Dcmno,ais.
Nearly ~, coo vries were polcl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

C.crp-Wm Wyatt, found on the street Tues
.,.v night, in o state o hea>ty intoxication, was
c,ged nn,il next morning, when he was discaars-
.I with rerrimand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

NEW YoRK HERALp.--l Yesterday morning Mr..
c.oed handed us a COPY II the New York Herald,
If the preceding morning. Mr.. G. has perfected
'',rangrmeu,s hv which he Will in future, he able
~ nrni-h the Herald on the morning after the
div of publiru m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

New YoRE AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP Ll>E.-
The Steamship Roanok Ike. running between City
pint md New York, bas been withdrawn To he
,mt in com, lete repair for the summer travel
tInul ,ba, time there will ba only two straa,ers
Il the line between the points namcd--the York
tnwn and mestuwn-eavin: as usual every
Wednesday and Saturday at noon. The agents
,f this line are now Issuing excursion tickets
with fins state room accommodations and meals
included, for Sl3-gool hy any OF the steamers
until cptemher-glving an opportunity Tor II
,deasant and economical trip to New York and
back.
Messrs. Lee, Rookie and Taylor, who arc the
agents in this City. will sci! round tickets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
f'O w /. IL - CO.'S
SOLUBLE n'AlusisnIAT

Il T. X Il VIA N q II \ NO.
3EAbE OF GuANos or DIRECT IMPORTATION, and
va under the personal supervision aud direction of Dr. X.
IL srNnttR, Chemist at this city.
This FkRlllIIEN confidently recommend the most
hnd ,hHpe. YET offered Ia the public being
posed of No. PhHtFIiN AND S0NRRER0 GtaS0S
ii direct Importation, WI WARRANT
he snmhre' ,'unno, before hcing Mixed rendered
taaseisdt,ia oibo by ihe al, Of sulphura Acid This
treatment universal, recommended by TIN eminent
Agricultural Chemsis Without the action OF The two Qua.
Nos mhrn mixed not simultaneous, amt consequently
para,cl v IN, fthnt
This I. lhe mNtare of Tho Amnonaed and Phosphate
GtANoS know of srt offered Ia tho agricultural
my, IN u nrAlLy soLrb f rona.
Price ESQ per ton Of 1000 lbs.
AIM NNpgtA. VA, April, lstO
uui reports from lhse VIM applied The above FERTILIZER
10 'cr crop. nst FALL highly &tvct,,g-o much 20,
ind o n I" nee TINT h0ih1fs ihesphdtad Perp
ridd Will ere lung he altogether used In fhs scrun
bstiuic of The lcrns Guana, which, ,ritaoat The ddd
ton II Nzhds tend. rather 10 exhaust than permanently
tmpr,N" thssh. &C
lRBY n SAUNDERS,
MP - dom Sole Agents nj Iynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Ns,ice to shippers OF Tobacco TO the West.

Notice TO Shippers OF Tobacco 10 the West.
fgNE undersigned prepared give increased facilities 10
shippers of Tobacco 10 the West. having shortened the
transit and reduced The rate from third 10 fourth class
Through receipts given 10 The principal points in the " ST, by
Railroad the ho river, aud fclh> guaranteed As low gsy
ANY other line. The only translimen between Baltimore
Cincinnati Indianapolis LOUIS and thicago is made al Pitts
under thereby avoiding
drayagc and ferriagc, and all damage Tobacco from
pnsurr. -
gxy- No commissions charged al baltimore Pittshurg
MAGEAW ~ kbDNS,
No Sc North Street. baltimore.
Refer Hare & Go, W. ID. Miller, aud L. L. Clayt
Iypchbur.; Jacob Head Co., and Jacob Brandt r Ea
more march lNdly
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II II l. l. / II =
Phosphor-P Guano,
Tobacco Manure. Agricultural Salt and


Tobacco Manure. Agricultural Salt and
g r G II ;, I Bo S1$ E., ASH! Rash.
offers To The Farmers the following htFtRhH all oi
his own manniac!ur,-Nk:
inona md ~ to 10 per cent bone phosphate lime per
, ton d G i lbs rs @ -" Oh
MIA and about 10 per cent bone phosphate lime. ler
R"@n's 2"I"o Mancc containing per cent ammo ''
MIA, ! per cent bone phosphate lime, - chloride Of
sodium and Il per cent sulpbac lime, ton of 2,o"
R%Wa'a oforai Bono IN containing about per cent
bone phosphate lime, DIR! and pure, per ton Of 1000
Agtnaal ~, loosc, per Vi 1000 lbs il %
Agr"atr Salt in bags per ton OF 100" b, 10 90
pounds each twelve bags which make tom
Merchant Richmond; Of Tn"s BRANCH soss, prlrs
folk; MAsoS Marlin " Co" seos'iIo JonSsros, cl,nNn ~
Co, Danvilc. lmarch 3'i1ctG
Singers Sewing Machines.
EEAr always The most conclusive proof Of great
" linen Judged by this labor saving
before the public comparable To Singers sewing Nachne>
the, wsa eSh6e a, the late "sa.ion rnhpr" IN
frnce where they carried OF the highest premiums and a
great manufcory To make them has been built in Paris
In every baneh OF industry in which sewing Is 10 be donc
these machines hc used with umoso profit. Is the speed
Of the RAILWAY train 10 to n,cling on foot 50 is sowing wtb
Singers Machines compared with hansewing No tH'r,
&c should no, be without The fair profit using
these machines, regularly employed is One Thousand poln
be done licsc machines Invaluable assistance. Planter.
an hotel keepers ma them particular, eo cnirnt and r"
vcry strong and arabr being The only Kind Of sewing Ma
chine male 10y which every uf WORK. line
could be perfectly executed Thousands Of and worth
css sewing Machines have been Ialc aud sold under various
but singers Machines alone have been found ever:
where Ia s;s!, the wants of The l,,,IC.
Plain printed instructions for using sent with each
chine, from which rcadi! acquire the art al
ging them The machines packed securely la Ia any
a OF the world To all persons desiring particular III
Formation, Will, application by letter ciihrr ii OH
forward copy of NJ. Singer ~ Cos taA,tl laPe'
WIu! irt Died 10 the Sewing Machine interest
]. NJ. SINGER Il co.
Principal Office No. 313 iiroalwa! NV i"ik
rp nT.4IrI M l.,-Ii NJ, F., i,,
Fl ST. New Haven, Ct: Glo,errlc X " No. ~ Broad ST.
Newark, y. j.; NJ. 1i3 Chestnut ST. Pha. hi No. 100 Bal
ST. Baltimore No. ~ Westminster ST. Providence, !:
l.; No East 4h ST., CINCINNATI No e. NORTH All It, -
Louis. 40 81 st. Charles St, New Orleans No 81 DanIhm -
Mobile Idrc 2l-tlN.ts.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

TIE EYE SiGHr.--Lnoking into the fire is very
injurious to the eye, particularly coal fire The
stimulus of light and beat united, soon destroys
the eyes. Looking at molten iron will soon destroy
the sight. Reading in the twilight is imnrou. to
The eyes, as they are ohlise to make sr"at"x"r-
ton Reading or sewing with 4 side light Injuries
tho eve, both eyes should b" cxposed to AN equal
degree of light. The reason is, The sympathy he
tween the eyes is great that # the rubliee Of
one is dlateI by being kept partially in the sha'lc
the one that is most exposed cannot contract Itself
suthsicn,ly for protection, and will ultimately lie
injured. Those who wish 10 preserve their sight
should preserve tLcir genera! health by correct
habits. and give their eyes ust work enough, with
n due degree Of light
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03


addition To the following papers, for which am Special
Agent will receive and forward adrerseulo nts to
per ia the United States. hL
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va.
WING.
REGISTER, J
SENTINEL. iogcrsyiic Tennessee.
INTELLiGENCE., Morrisiown, Tenn.
GlAzzEErrE, Lexington, Va
f nEMdiRhr. Liberty, Va
VISITOR, Marion, Va.
RIM REnMI2oEAr' Fncastle, Va.
REGISTER, Danyille. Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO Halifax Co. lIo Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS Bristol.
lr;NAi6y' Joncsboro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Greenyllc Tenn.
ADVERTISER; Chattanooga, Tenn:
POST, Athena
ViTG MAN Abingdon, Va.
STAR AND HERALD, Christai,shurg Va.
PATRIOT, Ora, son Co. lio, Va.
ItJFs wy,hcylle, Va
ADVOCATE Tazewe! Co. Ho, Va.
INVEST Giles Co. Ho. Va.
EEPI BIICAN, Winchester, Va
Persons wishing to advertise in of the above papers. ali
extensive circulation Ia their localities, Will
find call the Office Of the
where
adv crsv FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
A. WADDIIL
lots. Foreman Nrginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

- NE are authorized 10 announce FRANCIS THORN
~ TON rs Candidate for the shfriaall, of tanh,ll
'uniy. Eviction day, ih Thursday In May NH dhic.
Sy-W WE authorized 10 announce GEO H. DAVE.
Ron ns II candidate for the shurifall. af Amherst
MniY, nj the ensuing election NH : iiic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
VIM. A. MILLER, .Lynchburg, Va
AGESl fOl.
lEESE'S PHOSPnO-p PERUVIAN, OR
MANIPUIATIGD CT ANo.

Is composed exclusively at
iHcig GroBa8 S5B,IIerO Gadao and sI !crHgdl GdNao
OaeHtJ EdcA.
NorE.Wr call the attention H. thu fact HAT
y above Guao contains Jt,stcr ntter tagi}e
distances than tdtaai The additions I3Nt+r
combinations 81 Gnano has other effect than reduce
cir value IN iHtl ha;e 81 Tin, .',qt0 both ul which
NaiAhle 20 give place substance winch be had
pt-sfreH; the price Of Gnann. pas't to h ue,i with
Iva be applied IN quantities =" sevcfl is4,S per
h.t., - That III, lev pounds oi. ,lHt
applied wucn i.s5h iiaano hV al hitc
tluc. Hence, II follows, II n1fnaun 81 Itiuo
lining Plaster he sold nj IT, - value Is Just
tai, ~ greater pfapOrton reduced.
W. have Hruishcd the above standard iri '9rm
aud planters Tor the past fur years and Whine \
sariHg ( money In cost Its superior ,auc fcrl4, IT,
oHAcGo has been amply demonstrated.
We, therefore, this Guano consumers
attire confidence as u standard and r., ablc fertilizer.
NH 22-dAcim MN. A. Nj LlEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
MANIPULATED GUANO.

M ANlPULAIED GO ANU.
WE Planters OF Virginia Glaio prepared by
w follows:
1000 lbs best Peruvian Guano that can be procured;
SomOrero Guano, containing ~ ell OF Plos-
phatc of Lime;
oo0 do Ground Plaster for which 81 q ton extra
Planters and invited TO this article. From
The best information obtain believe this Mixture Is
orc, Of the that he prepared for the Virginia lands
Price Planters ss per tom ~ less ton when they
furnish the bags.
e5sf~ Prepared and for sale by -
~ EDMOND, DAVENPORT K CO.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also for sale and Grocery Merchants in Giles
g-We refer Planters whr have used the Son1rero and
Tia, Nanpuaied GIano-amons item Jas Gat, ISL, ~ var
wck Esd Jos Allen, Esq and H. H. styl, Esd and others
B,ow we give d. rutiles Chemist at University of Na)
rcnort of the same samples from y bags, and II shall he kept
LJ that standards
ii am now able give you the result Of analysis They
chow the Mixture be what stated IN iorner letter ana
Judge that very fortunate IN the sclecoh materials
r.ecay of Peruvian t,uano. The per centage {" Ammonia
shows tie pure Peru, To contain ia per ceh' "hlc Is
more than the average. The Anti!sls Is as olo~s -
Moisture (gyen OF AT boiling point wv
Lime
Supluric Acid, 5l5; Lime, 3e4. aW
ah'i ,I ,t,,.r ........ ........ ID
4 snal quantity of Akali-undernlincd. Wafer In -
combination and organic matter -t>'
100o0
opng that your fertilizer meet with the success which
/, ias,rycs | remain, yours
dee Y-dScly ~, "a : =. : -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03


habits anu give ,ne;r eyes just WITH e"oua"' WIZ"
due degree oil hght'
A. ~. - ~ n,,, v.,., r. .,,,,,
lns C,n p. - ca,,. ,,n ,li,,,r ,h Dis.
is'ue " " -, ~, 80: ' "
courses on inc OIL qnes.'ohi :. ,,o.oa;z, -,
Inc u" never eou'."u'S W sf'''u ~ AZ
county aoou' '"tn' Ts,,,,on = ;l.,,I
place. in 'ue Vicinity VI Wv
anu VI TUG o""'''ou ~. a" -, iiit "a ,h
oeeu' we".e hot sur , ,'',s ", ,h ;h
'"Se' ''o,n ."e e.'o'e =, 1919, pnnro,,,,s
Nv. ",.'' , , -, oa, o,i,e o,,n,syrI, On
ne ~" ou''s ~" c, ~ ,,r,ii,;l fron ,1it /,
eu %, WEI, On ny 81, h ,,
- pe'''eo "' "''''N ~
", me. .,v ,. i;..ro,; ,htl
ms VII "''' "" W., ''''.''' ' 1,su m ,,,IL
to'"s 49,, e. -. VII, .,,,oa l.; ,ho, ,.o,,
W w, Wv, w. 60. - Vs. his hnr;nr ,nn,r,,ns
'io' nv s''n' , :" 10 ;1 T.; l
,r,, n ~ 70 aar, an,anI ey ar since d., ,nr
L..,.u -, o,,,;n.od 70 s.na f,rth ner;nd;r,l di.
'he "eii ms eon''n"'u " " 's"i ~, N
'"r'sec " W.. -: III :, n, o ralld ,h 81;
;rs TLero I'm s.nlv soil for acres around il
i,s,, 9th oil Ia such n, extent TINT bvscr,ni,c
,, IDS !, lilo soi tho nil collccts in them and rnu
, : i;nnod On, in ,u,r,t;cs These snrincs have been
wn,o eys, thare far the last forty or more wears,
I ,h;s ,o,.hia ,rodu,, hae heo, .loNeJ IN remain
,,;,.Ic ,,soIsss tboucb inviting nc if were an
,rn,ication Ia valuable rurposes which promised to
onen out new sources of wealth
!, s,rraa ,,os,Iv tn liybt in n nrimitIve linn the
III, or tho s,rronn1in n, rnnntrv ona WA. 'spl in
ory c,scs rs medicine ann,iej both externally and
;,,,rrnlly As repnrds its medicinal onalitics how
- C, q s,ncu wo oot Of a hottie If il ,hr other
,,r re d,,t hint ne ,rbes, and cream would he
l,r1 IN take
The y;o,dof II when Distilled ia Mt least three
.,,r,bs nnre oil II il now being taken out at the
,v.lI and a, III. snriro. barreled in n crude STATE
t snn,, pii,inore rherc IL usually command, from
~ 10 "a cents ner Gallon This valuable pronprty is
wr.d hv ,,r cr,ornri n., Town snton ! b Blair Esq
Win +, nro,tiny the machinery 20 operate the busi-
We have heard of another oil vein OF mos; aston
i,hing richness Petroleum Station on the North
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

n - WE arr aG;haris,l H. announce DAVID lloFf-
tCS MAN as candidate f'r reelection IL the office III
ann sipners Of the Revenue tr the Western district ri
amPlfil county. Licotian l.i Thursday of May noAL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Sherinlty.

rS> WE arr authorised 10 announce JOHN II. con
@ LEY a. candidate for the shsrinali, III Cau,lhc
ounly-elccton, 18th Thursday IN May up Idle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

fS> WE are nuthorHedt to announce GEo RGF II, LINZ
HS MON candi,are Tor the shcrfAliy Of Campbell
Junll. lRrp. enrNl NH 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
For Commonwealth Attorney

r - WE arr authorized N announce Its. =. COLE
IL MAN. ksl, candidate far feeeellun TIA. Office
omhonwesl.hs Attorney OF Amherst county. Gratcm for
e confidence repscd In him for tho past eight years
hedges himself II reelected, whatever abilities
aay possess In ,Ao ita discharge Of all the duties incident
Q the ofce. lap N-ihe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

n,arLets-CASKFuLLY RxPoRTED yoR TIE N Y. TRIBUNE.
AsHEs-The for both descriptions unchanged sales
Of Pots and Pearls at 10 25 g. ono
bales al lie for Middng Upland and re Tor New'oeans aud
C0FFFE remains quiet the market unchanged and the
sales are confined bags Rio at c aud leo bags st. Do
nnRg3 o1R AND MEAL-TLe market for Western and State
Flour active prices Of hpopg brands have advanced
"a are more active the sales 900 bb 9Oa $685.
oI sups State and Westen 70 w 20 ioI E's
Weston Extra & s5 80 for shipping brands Of Round
Hoop EtIs Ohio Is for trade brands do and 80 70
demand the better grades contnae in moderate supply ss o.
Southern r. fG lou sC 5ss
be et are $40 bbs at 5 0d 500 for Mixed good Super
80 Corn Meal is in fair request and hr sales Of O Dds az >"
'GiRSTNibe demsnd for Wheat exceedingly active
than tine this Port , Ps Sosd bp p' and
qe psIces sye oil kinds have advanced ana favor tne
IpTops greatly the inquiry and prices are 2ase bet
r al kind. participating in the lPsogsne. the sS' ore
Iy% 81 Ito bush Amber Iowa and Wisconsin at 81
asIS2 Put shpboard for Lo1don freight ld In BAGS
@o S5' GEs'gS ERIE Se Il RED sss
s2asI .. rst in stors '. Ish m 6s,b I'd and AM
80 r AZ Al $50 ~ 30 II 400 bush White Ohio aad In
diana IT 81 4sa IA 20 bush choice White Long
,1S Al TO- aLd 900 bush Red do OF about 15, bsi.y
stoy Of 80 GO bush at 6:a7c State 7oa7Sc for Can.
a. Fa and ga6ec. for Canada Wes-the latLe ioI very
Choice Oats sre dul but steady a Sd6Ic oi aua
canadian and 3 d38c State Rye h quiet PIT sale
NJ S bush a. Sc Corn better and quite active oI
sd Tor the sales are l5l bush al o
Western nized, shoat 1oc for do III 'Oie anu w
Western Yellow. 1T ..u. e.o,, VI,
, has increased In activity though prices without essen
tsl change sales comprise 80 bales New IaSSc' o'
HlDFs-Tlere IL activity aud the market steady
with as d 800 Mexican 10 n at 22c less ~ T. cent cash 10
m us bad go BueDos AJ second hands q. 20
uos 1900 do faT Canada at Hc mos In bond 2J5l WEI
tssd Rio GIlnde Cow, for SALEM % H. At lSc n9s ~ wet
HONEY-sscs Of rat Cuba Ut TIC casks, ~ tcs snd 50
bbls. 81 Donii q st 73c. cash, In bend 80. .
MOLASsES-Ws have only to notice sales OF 80 bbs New
Orleans at 4gc ard 30 hhds. HuscOysdo ut &c
EAVAI, s1oRFS-spirtts TuIp.n.ne rrmein doll and IN
active hesr sales within the last two days Of 800 Dbl.
Zine Roam are less Stye and have only to notice es Of
$50 Dbl, al 81 30 d $40 n Common hoI IL unehsngei saos
Of I0O bb', 10 arrive at VI AL Tar qu'e' o h'H' ~
cIMeI rttet. . 49, .N,,t,..u 81, .. osa.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1860

to deceive the pnb, and that the p.ntas were as
esiysd BY t. Thd That Directors Of corpustt ms H1 Y
vse indvidsss liable for damsges sube,e1 any
through reliance any false representation
made BY suek Direc particularly for ase represents
be credit Of corporations with which they were cool'ee
There might be aerious question hos far these princpe
applicable n Of insurance compenies AL frmeI cs a
been where the plaintiff trusting 10 the fase repeheht
u( had bought stock &c In the cor1oration, aod sed 70 TO
the he had paid Here plaintiffs sued no: merely
80 the they bad pad-the ins premium on plo
but to bold the defendants liable for the whole insurance
money but question amount recovery could not %
Issed Is demurrer. would properly come up on oets
when council thought would appear that the ps'
the plaintiffs 10 insure bogus company py esy es
terstI its c,ps they legally liable in the Place Of the
psDy and 10 the same extent =, , ..,.,,.,
TIE deion Of hs Court oyeules the demurrer sustain ~
the psn' The following Is the substance OF the
POsNiy The compliant states In substance mat the ds
dsnis t,irg Directors or Trustees OF the NwfoIk OV
surspc. Copsuy preerded to be Organized FOR the uauss
lion fbue,s on bl plan Of mutual under the act
Of Ay To- I89 suJueny made fslse 70 lns
plaintiffs and 9th. In the capital aud OF tne
pany with ind the plaintiffs TO ensct
with the Company. aud to pay TO |. premium thefeicf @
plaintiffs Induced by such dd mae
Of with ,eid Company and pay the company ao
q 10 premium that by reason and IN
facts plain ss have been injured and sustained
stated In the complaint. Ia my Judgment the Es'eden's
the opplant sufficient 10 maintain action fousA
Bignold Manu. Or, 63 Cro's agt Seekest o. Ano0'ri
X ,f5) 49, , -.
ho amount damages which plaintiffs recover rot
subject for confederation Judgment must De entered r
pstf the demurrer with leave to defendants 70 answer la
20 days en- payment Of coats