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BAL OWN, EVANS g. CO.,
wnoLEsltF DFsLtrs ~
Hardware and Cutlery,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN SIS,

hISoh u ~ W y.
A EE now receiving and opening The largest
II and most complete assortment ot goods,n Their
line ever offered Tor sale ~ anv house ia Iowa.
they have tic best facilities for purchasing On
the Ho~t favorable terms, and are determined 10
keep az all tunes full stock. and TO u as
low as any house either III Kcokuk or ~ Louis
Country merchants visiting keokuk for The rar
pose ofaying their supplies. arc respectfully so
lieiIed TO call aud examine the stock and prices.
SP0ONS--A very large stock Of britfaria tea
- and liable Spoons. just received hnd for sale
low by BALDWIN, EVANS L CO.
GRIND STONES-A small lo' of the NoyA
u ScoTiA just received and for sale hy
BALDWIN, EVANS X Co
4 MEXICAN TABLE CU1LERY-Iust re-
Il erivel hrantful assor tment IN which we
invite attention. BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
fOFfIh TRiMMINGS-Just received small
V lot, and for sale BY
BALDWIN, EVANS Go.
| FAD plPE-.A sup7lg inst received, ard lot
II sale by BALDWIN, EVANS X CO.
WOOD SCREWS Over !. 900 gross assorted
W st1cs the best smbct points III store
oHa fat sale lo~ By
BALDWIN. EVANS < co.
UoEs-Jnst received rye supply Of bsnal-
IL ell and Carolina Hoes, and Ter sale 1T re-
4aetd qrices by BALDWIN, EVANS ( 60.
SGlTIIES- Just received large supply NJ
- gas, grain ard tn h Scylhe,
BALDWIN. EVANS 4 GO
1oLrS' REyoLyERsA small lei Just re-.
y ctlScd and tor sale bg
BALDWIN, EVANS & co
Circular saws.
. I Ia q.
y BALDWIN, EVANS 4 90.
Marchi3. iRaa.
A1E~. AXES.
IsI received BY steamer Gossauef u supply
u of'tHunt.r and .'NosHee" celebrated a xss
and for sale low hY BALDWIN, EV.AAsS co.
March 3. 1889.
CROSS CUT SAWS.
4 assortment Just received and for sale lows
\ BALDWIN, EVANS 4 GO.
March q, 1889.
NAN ANDklI.S--A large assortment for
y circular saws, lust received and Tor sale lon
by BALDWIN, EVANS * co.
NAWs Just received lAr1f -tpek ofeircuaf,
~ maI.y, sash aud ctuss cut Saws, witch 80
alll warrant and sell al 81 L1ui- prices
BALDWIN. EVANS \ 60.
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BURLINGTON

Buv}in0toH, Ioaea
4 BRANCH &c The Mercantile College OF
Il Penusy Ivania--incorpora rs tie ..e9is-
laiute Ut thai State wiih perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
Ills Fxcecury the Hon Jaws Epr44NAN;
Hos, WN. WitRiss, (iate Secretary II War'l
the Hos. Masxs HAMPTON; Hon. " H Low
ny; Hos GrAKfEs NAYLoR; and CTS. ] K
MooREHEAp.
FACULTY.
ASpElw T. HoWplN, late senior Professor Of
Book keeping aoa Commercial Science i'll The
Mercantile CUllege ~ FeunsElyauja.
LOUIS II DALuotf, iale Professor ii Com.
nercal anil oyualn eatal Psntnan hipis the same
institution.
CnAs. BtH. DARwfs member 81 the Bullug-
ton Bar Professor d Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying oaf III every
pat ,rHlar that course Of training for huslness ~
reduced and followed up for upwards Of ht'cen
years ~ Mr.. DvFt. HE touac, of lie Netcan.
tile C0'l.ge of Pepn> Yl.atn. b, which about
$500 merchants and accountant have BEEN quail.
fired for business II Is now regarded By busi-
ucss men ~ Ihc most thorough anil effective pre-
narahoh for the accountant gwen ~ the United
5faifs. II conprehenlF upwards 81 len real
business transactions illustrating six different
methods ~ conducting books bY double entry
about 300 commercial compilations explaining
many bushes operations not found IL comm II
9 ithmetlcs-a comprehensive course of meIcaf
Tie nsh'p-hasiness forms anA hls,ue +
lettts~-ddliy Lectures CT commercial law ant
commercial science.
Daf't Book keeping Harper's cittios price
slaN. TIE inNsi pei feet and comprehensive iii ihc
English Language nuH's western Steamers
ste he he'd At tofse's Bookstore Jefferson
street.
IT Send Tor Cpcelar by nail,
Burlington, Jul, lG. 1858. d&y
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Fancy Goods.

lust received an elegant assortment of tine
d Goods, snch as French China Vases, pariau
and Terra Gotta, &c, Pitchers Lavender aul
Cologne Bottles. Fruit StaRds, Gard Receivers.
Cigar Stands, Jewel slauds, Spoon Goblcts, Zig
Hes, Cupids, Busts, etc, eic.
Also on hand good assortment ~ Crockrfy
and Glass ware.
CAREY < kILBOu KNE.
June IL, $50.
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20 the Public.

TIL undersigned respectfully announces D
: TO the citizens Of keokuk and vicinity n
that We has recently opened Apothecafies' II
Hall, corner Of Third and Johnson Streets. viii
an entire new aud well selected Stock Of Drurs.
Medicines, Perfuineries, Toilet Articles. Nr
The subscriber intends paying particular al
tention to the Prescription Department, and
ieeis sonhaent That he can give perfect satislae.
tton, having had an experience OF ten vears i.
this branch OF the business, aid hones ~ street
attention to business that he ssill merit mar,
Of public patronage.
f. II o'C0NNoR.
August g. 1853. div
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
gsEs2 ssess7 49,
RAIL ROAD LINZ
{ Peoria s. Oquawka, Central Military
Tract & Chicago, Burlington

4 1e,;na,,, p,.l;n.,,,r
lf"cs 9 N'i'as"' pu' ION
* Quincy Railroads
now completed, and Train, run the entit,
Distance frora CHICAGO Ia BuRIlNG.
TON, Iowa. without change ~ car.
--.t ,noef direct rout. u CHICAGO. New York
I}o,ro,,. philaaetahia. and ali o,her POINTS last.
, Do5p gYo,x yeepe Eur},nolo0 SIM
49, ,"''t, on
DAY hNrREss,- nRouGu f.'5'', a. NJ
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FTIlREE Daily through TIaItA, between r.
lahclphia and rittsburg THE M0RNlA
MAIL FR AIN learcy Philadelphia cot pt'f>bar
al "a \ NJ. and Pittshurr Tor Philadel phia at
7 y. VI THE FASTLINE leaves Philadelphia
for Pittshnfs Al ! p. NJ. aud PHtsfnrg Tor phils-
delphia at Z, NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia ter pffshurg at /,
7, Nj, and pttishntg FOR Philadelphia al 10 r. "
The above lines connect AT Pitfsburg with
Railroads re AMI ykoM 81. Louis, Mo-; Alton,
Galena aud Chicago, HIS; Ftankford, Iexingt Oh
aad Louisville, Ky; Terre Ilantc, Madison, La
faye'tc. aud Indianapolis, lad Cincinnati, Dag
ton. Springfield. Bellefoptaine, Safldusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, MassilIon aud
Wooster, Ohio; also, with tho Steam Packet Boats
from aud 10 NV ORLEANS, ST Lotus, LOUIS
wiz, aud ClsliNNArl.
Through Tickets can be lad TO Or from either
81 the above places.
For further particulars, see lIani-blIls al III
different starting points Passengers from the
Wet VIII GHd this the shortest aud most cSpedi-
tou roateto Philadelphia, BALTIMORE, New York
o. Boston.
IHOS. MOORE,
AsINr, r4.aenscr Lies, Philadelphia.
! MESKIMEN,
AGENT. Passenger Lin,s, pittsburg.
Feb L. 1e33. ~
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Suck Flour.
HnlSE PAlAIING AND GRaIAINC.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to
The ci'lzens Of keokuk that he has opened a
PANT shop Oh Johnson, I'd door above Second ST
where he will be pleasedto attend 10 the orders of
those who may favor him with call He flat
ters himself that his work will compare with
any done III the eastern cities Specimens OF
wood and marble limitations may be seen by
calling at his shop.
share OF the public patronage is solicited,
Hyou want work done III my line, " ith neat
ness and dispal CHI call on ne--all ask Is a fan
trial. JEREMIAH BROWN
July y, 1888. dim
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TO SOUTH WATER STREET,

10 SOUTH WATER ~TREFT,
ctarntL WHARF. CHICAGO Ill.
Liberal cas-. advances on shipments D Pro
duec OF Merchandise, FOR sAis ii tllls market or
shipment to friends east.
Refer 10
W |. Ewing & CO. ST. Louis. No; s 6 "
h Thaver, Qelney, III; Greea 4. Stone, Mn-ea-
iine. Iowa; 3 II Campbell, & ca, Galcns, III
J II Langley \ Co, Rock Island. III BsrkIey,
Thompson, 4 Co.. Davenport; II i Foster
RcardsioWn, H.; Hon A Starhe, Springfield, III
A u & II Reed, Gaiesburg, H.; " $ Gilman.
New York; Fasstt N Co, PhlladeIpn.a, Pa; A
Gilbert. Casilf Com. B'k. Chicago.
MARK PACKAGES CARE or T. ". a. & co.
Jul, n, ls55 d&wiy
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Wholesale nEALtR N NOTIONS AM
FANCY DRY G0orS,
Oh f1Hin street, heeksk, Town.
tl.W AIS on hand general assortment af lt4t
II tons, Carpets, Laces, Tagings Insertion anf.
Millinery Goods in general, with largo assnrt-
mcnt OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves
Suspenters. Cap, Letter and Fancy Note PatteYs
EuA elnp8 common aud fancy. blank Bools fancy
soaps, Hair on, oloeheanaPerinmefy ofalIkinds,
large assortncn OF pocket cutlery, SCISSORS
Razofs Pistols, clocks, gola and silver Watches
and ewelt5 Of descriptions, quality andprlcest
also large and Gcncfa S6ortment OF Combs nut
tons. Threads, Pins, needles sPcctatlcs an Ga
SEES. Fort Monies, a fine assortment OF Pocket
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils, Shat4nE
Brushes aud Boxes, fancy WoIk Boxes, Goesiss
! and Eye PROJECTORS. Ina word everything ON
prised In the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
! AccorieoHa and FiutInas Of all grades
our stock Will be found very heavy and nn
pete, our goods having been selected rthe "a nv
Ia trade, with great care ard with refer
snce to the requirements Of he western markets
confident W. can give tisfactionto all = =
regards both quality and prices, as we intend To
compete with the st. Louis tkct, and will sell
al low not little lower than any house IN the
4 West
4 VIC sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, and eontlne
ourselves to one particular branch OF business
aad ef course buy aud sell cheaper than persons
keeping promiscnoua stock. We would respect
fully request Merchants, fedlars aad Dc lers IL
general, to give us call and examine our stock
and prices nd satisfy themselves bcfor pure has
ing elsewhere, we think they viii mud it greatly
to their advantage. Call at No 81 Main street /,
G, Nj. HUSTON.
Sept. I, 1884. dAw
CLERK thoroughly yefsed in the Drug tn
IA slness. An interest IN paying Drug bust
ness would be disposed Of TO one having some
means aud qualified to assist in managing the
establishment. Enquire at REYNOLDS Drug
Store. Mechanics Block.
keokal July 6, 1898 DIFF
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c. r. wHiTeoMB nLuBEN MGCkEt.
WHITCOMB & NICKEL.
Attorneys at Law and General
Land Agents,

M0NTEZUMA, P0WEsUIEk Co, IOWA
WILL attend TO all business entrusted to lhel
Marshall, and Jasper counties.
Collections will receive special attention.
Refer to b. Douglass S Co., Sit, Louis Jno.
Block & Co, pittsburg w 4, a l.. Subway,
phtisdel PLATA; Renzinger Il Co., Baltimore Hon.
G. b. Curtis, Warren, Pennsylvania Hon O..
r. Barret, Choiiield Pennsy lvania Editor PITTS
burg DAILY Union" &C.
June 8, 1855.
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J. :. REEBE.

Mon Street, bettoeen Siafh Gna .Sercnth.
NJ H0ILSALE and Retail Dealer Stoves,
W Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufacturer OF Tin, Copper, and Shao Iron
Wares.
Roofing aud Jobbing in Tin Copper, and
faction. j. s. BEEBL.
July d. 1893. div
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Emhrs,dcries. LnecS. &C.

FWHTSTucF1tss LHtf%. NC
NLEENEs, Collars, and Chemissttes Cambria
~ and Swiss rlouncings, Edgings, & Inseitings,
Real Thread Laces, Edgings and Bobbns, and
Saxony Thread Edgings in great variety Just re-
ceived by T. Il. FOSTER
AprH % 1850
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Goatinss and Pan,aiuonries.

tontings and FnntnInonries.
nRAF D. Etes, Casimeras, Iweeds, Doe skins
~ aud Grape Coaings, TwiIled and Plain dun
dee Linens. bleachcd linen drill, cord and duck
Brown anil Buff Coating aud window shade lin
ems, choice assortment received and now open
L. ID. Eos TER.
Apnl D. lshA
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| ASK prnnes at
REYNOLDS DRUG Store

heoiuh, MI Pleasant, and Muscuttne f.
R. Company
NOTICE Il hereby given, that III accordance
IN with the conditions Of thr subscription fot
the lat Division OF said road, the first nstaltncn,
Of - per cert will be due and payable Sept
ith, 1859, al the banking house Of Charles Par
soHs, Treasurer, Keoknk, or 10 the undersigned
general Agent. j. X. HORNlSH
General Agxht X. M. r. Il NJ n r. Co
August Bib, 1855 david
Morning Glory aud MI Pleasant Observe,
ropys
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nkESS GOO Ds.--A large and varied stock
~ SILK Tissues, satin striped, figured and
plain, Bareges, LinEarellas, Coup u Flats, ~
CLEANS, French lacones and BrIlants, Lawns,
ke, sIustreeeised bv r d. FOSTER
Aprll2S. Is5a
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M'E0FoIifah Lozengcs, Conversation Lo1en-
ges, PaiuillieTs. Gr., &c al
CREIGHTON & 0HMER'S
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
jane II, 1885.
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French Candies.

THSf received BY Express f1o,n New York
- City afge assortment oil French Candle.
such Is
Ice Cream Drops, assorted fayers.
Sherry do do do
Gum do do do
Cordial do do do
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1 Ii Gentlemen who are n want Of aUye~ASs
i Kind of summer Hal are requested szz-S,
TO cali and ret one At "fhc Emporium OF Fash,
4on," A fresh lot of new Summer STYLES INST
fef"lved, tor sale cheap. Straw Goods of an
hinlS, f.Nghafn Pedals, panamas, Palm Ia <
y c, Sr., ~ gfeai 4af en-
Io sac cheap.t a. < @lifIbpN'S,
81, Main street,
can and look al them aud sera4c Yen ,icc
summer hat.
laly II, 1870
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FANCY CANDIES

FANCY CANDIES.
| 81 received the largest and best assortment
y Of Fancy Candies ever before offered in X co.
kuk; also large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts &c
Al CREIGHTON & DINNERS
April 30, 1873. DIR Johnson stree
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Burlington, /osoa.
4 BRANCH &c The Mercantile College Of
Il Pemsy lvania--incorporafe IS Ire .,e9is-
IaIAre VI THAI State with perpetual chaIter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

"A SHOCKING CASE OF MINISTERIAL DEPRAyI-
TY.-The Rev. James p. Jennings, late pastor of
the First Methodist Church, of Rome n Y has
been indicted, and subsequently arrested, by the
Methodist ecclesiastical authorities upon a charge
of gross immortality, and is to be tried on the 18th
inst upon charges preferred against him young
woman attending Fairfield Academy is said to have
been in correspondence with Jennings and, from
intercepted letters it is reported that the church
the cause of morality and the peace of families have
been most hcartlessly and shamefully sacrificed.
Jennings has family.
The above is from the Mohawk Courier The
Utica Herald adds:
The girl is young-only II, and of one of the most
respectable families of the town OF Rome. Her pa
rents, and we believe herself, were members of
Jennings church. The family reposed the most i'm.
plict confidence in him, permitted him to make
their house his home during the absence of his
wife in the East requested him to watch over the
conduct ofthe daughter and reprove her for her
occasional gidtliness-in fact rather placed her un-
der his charge and bestowed upon him thousand
expressions of confidence
While they were doing this, he was COMPRISING
her ruin. During residence of some weeks at
her fathers house he had peculiar opportunities
for carrying on his Internal purposes After the
girl had been sent off to school her reverend sedr.
Ger opened correspondence with her. In these
letters various meetings and designations were ap-
pointed, some of which were fulfilled and some
providentialy miscarried We are told that the
style OF letters written by Jennings to the girl is
most disgustingly filthy.
The case is one of the most painful on record
Hitherto Jennings is said to have borne an ire
proachable character He was commended for
ms kindness of heart and eminent piety universal.
ly
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SINGULAR FIsH.-A singular fish was found upon
the beach at Newport, r. l.. a few days since,
which was entirely unknown TO all who saw it. In
length ii was about foot, in form something like
4 maekerel though with considerably less bulk; in
color it was dark blush green upon the upper
part of the back, and the sides and the body were
white with no scales. The head was long and ia
pering, and ended in bill resembling that of q
snipe, and about the same length II was sent to
Professor AgassiZ
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fi'O THETtX-PAyERS or THE CITY

OF RICHMOND. - Pursuant to an ordinance,
passed lith Of January, l851 viii attend al the
Collectors office, il the City Hail. from the 18th 10
tbs 3lst of December, inclusive, to receive the
remaining half of taxes from such persons who
entitled 10 deduction of 10 per cent by having
previously paid the first half.
am furthermore required to call the special stten-
ton of the tax-pHyers ordinance pessed 22d OF
November" leyyns additional tax of 30 per cent,
and to notify taxpayers generally that they enti-
tied deduction of 10 per cent. upon the same, by
calling az the Office and paying the between the
18th and 3st of December.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, C. C. Taxes.
n. BIN consequence of the above mentioned Or
ciuance, the collectors have been their office since
the 18th of November, and will not be out until after
the time required hy ordinance for advertising deln-
real to be sold for taxes tone month pre-
10 the February ofthe Hastings Court) )tsx-
psyers will therefore the necessity calling the
oce and paying the taxes before that tine and also
those wishing bills divided desirous of making
examination of their bills, cal during the irst
i days OF December, shall be in the office du-
ring that time for that purposes and after thht time it
VIII almost b. impossible TO divide bills considering
the amount of work to be done between the 18th
and Slst of December. J. A. H., C. c. T.
de l3-dt3ist
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AGAIN IN TRoUBLE-State street was again
startled on Saturday bya mmor that there was
more difsicnlty at the Grocers' Bank. II appears
thaf Mr Thayer, who was q book keeper under
MT hinsman, and was promoted TO the cashiership
on MS retirement, is defaulter to the amount of
Sio and as he Is not to be found in the city II IL
presumed he has absccnded- His father Mr.. (si
deon Thayer, and another gentleman, are his
bondsmen, and the bank viii not suffer Mr.
Thayer has heretofore sustained an unblemished
reputation. Boston Post, Monday
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HORRIBLE MURDER-The Yazoo (Miss) Demo-
crat chronicles one of the most atrocious and dia
bolical murders ever perpetrated in civilized
community. The act was committed on the night
of the Goth tilt Young G.. Bovard, residing near
Benton, the evening of the night alluded to,
fofcfbly turned his wife out of his house, with
the vicw of keeping her all night in the cold Du-
ring the night, when she supposed her inhuman
husband was asleep, she crept softly into the
house. and laid herself down sheepskin be-
fore the fire. Bovard was awake, however, and
saw her enter; and after she had laid quietly down
deliberately beat her brains out Bovard WAS
apprchended the next day, and lodged in jail at
that place.
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WILDCAT MONEY IN DuBUquE-At meeting
Of the Dubuque Uowa) Board OF Trade, on the
10th instant, it was resolved that paper plesgng
the merchants and other business men not to take
or pay out any shin, plaster or red-dog money
should be circulated tor signatures. The resolu-
ton met with no opposition, and action under II
WAS Immediately taken.
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FROM CHIII.-We have Valparaiso papers to the
3lst of Oct. from which we cull few items;
The United States revenue cutter Joseph Lane,
Captain Eones, arrived at Valparaiso on the
alst, and was TO sail in few days for San Fran
cisco
The eighth instalment of 5 per cent on the capi
tai Of Santiago Railroad has been called in.
A treaty has been negotiated between Chill and
the Argentine Confederation, on terms which are
characterized rs liberal and advantageous to both
parties. Ithas heen ratified by the latter power,
and extra session OF Congress Is to be called In
Chili on the subject.
The British ship Phantom was lost while leaving
rock
Thc British ship Magdelena was sold at auetior
at Valparaiso, for 5000
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Dudley Day, who kept tho Lake House in West.
field, Mass, has been found guilty of mansaughter.
in shooting Richard Sackett one of his friends,
who called at the tavern late at night
The Sheriff Of Greenbrier last week, arrested 4
person named Mann, for forging the name of David
Tuckwiller of that county
The offices of the Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal and
the Eagieand Enquirer, were burned on Saturda :.
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DAMAGES REcoyERED.--ln the Circuit Court a,
Shlcago, on Dec. 10th, verdict was rendered for
5000 in favor of Joseph L. Scroyer, of Ohio,
against Messrs Frink & Walker, late stage propri.
etors of that city for an injury to plaintiff by the
overturning of stage coach in Hennepin in ls5.
by the drunkenness of the driver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

MATERIAL AID FOR KANsAS-We are author
lied to state that one of our wealthiest citizens
stands ready to contribute one thousand dollars
towards arming and equippiAg company of two
hundred men for the defence of the life and liber-
ty of the people of Kansas and to protect them in
the pursuit of happiness and their other inaliena.
Bile rights; and that another gentleman has pledg-
ed himself to pay the same amount whenever such
company shall be organized, and one thousand
dollars more for every company of two hundred
upto five, or one thousand men, making in all five
thousand.--Detron 7yi
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A MATTFR.oF-FAcr YoUNG LADY-A certain
newspaper in Cleveland, Ohio, having advertised
that they would send 4 copy of their paper gratis
for one year to any one who would send them a
club of ten, received the tenspot Of Gibbs from q
Young lady in that county,
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LAND WAKRAxTs--The 160 and 60 scre hud
warrants are selling at from 80 70 g. and the I29
and the 60 acre land warrants at from % to cents
an acre. Buying price for the 40 acre warrants
S42 selling dollar In advance. The demand is
st diminishing. and the market additionally sup.
piled BY the emissions, daily, from the Pension
Office Hash. sem. Monday
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MAhida6E ABRoAD.-S. .. Osgood, the artist,
was married ct Turin on the 9TH of November 10
MRS Sarah X. Gillies, daughter of the late John III
Howiand, OF New York The wedding took place
At the American Ambassador s. They set out af-
terwards for Greece. Turkey. Syria and Egypt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

ELECTION OF BANK OFFICERS-The following
gentlemen have been elected to fill vacancies oc.
easioned by the resignation of officers in the Mer.
chants Bank of Lynchburg, Va: VIM r. King
Teller: Nj. w. Davenport Cashier; and John r.
Baugh, Clerk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

The quantity OF wheat in store ut Oswego, N. ".
is about s20OO0 bushe Is. About one-third of this
amount is on millers' account. There is also in
store nearly bushels of corn for the Oswego
Starch Factory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

NAvAL-The L. s. steamer FuIton sa;Ic.i FROM
Boston on Friday, SDr the West Indies. u. S fri.
gate Constellation, Commander Bell, from Naples.
arrived at Tuns Noy Ia