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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09
Daniel Copson,

lAAyUFAcTTRER Of Sash, Doors and Blinds,
N1 kcokuk, Iowa.
All common sises on hand, and particular siaes
supplied order. liberal discount 10 country
merchants feb20dly
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r. HAMuLL, M. D.,

r. HAMILL, m. d.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING permanently located in this city, would
l. i respectfully solicit share OF public patron
age Oefce on Fourth street, between Main and Blon
deau. dec27dly
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- HEIWSTHEET.
/ 1NION Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng n
~ lish and French Chemicals, Drugs nnd(
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye s,ufs, Brushes
Pcrfumcry, Fancy Articles Ac., DC -
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicians ,
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared and in case will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dee lad
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NO. 7IO
City Drug Store.
4 M r. y ~ II NOl, DS.
YEL .J.-I-

Uh0Iesdte and Retail Druggist,
pURRUWS' Block, south side Main street n
- kcokuk. Having purchased the stock of ~
j. 4 J. q. Stewart and added il TO my prcvi-
ems stock, and having ordered additional sup -
rhes from the East, enabled Offer to thsseity
and country trade one II the most complete sfeSks
10 be found in the city. Purchasing glass varnish-
es, anu other leading articles from the manufacture
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms to
Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given TO compounding rhysi-
ciah prescriptions mchl Sd
A COMPLETE assortment of VarIshes from the
n Cincinnati and ST. Louis manufacturers, at
mchlad REYNOLDS, DING Stare
)n0 Bones Glassware and Window dlass nj
~OO REYNOLDS Drug Store.
100 Doz. Fioyd's American Penetrating Lin-
lOO ment, in quantities to suit purchasers.
2OO dor Escnlapian Liniment, and great variety
Of Patent Medicines ut
April 6, 1855. d REYNOLDS Drug Stor !. =
ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linsecd Oil, Copal, japan,
- Demar and Coach Vanish, on hand and for sale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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nFFICE a; his Residence, on Biondeau Stree
None door West Of Second, Keokuk, Iowa.
April 26, lso4.-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

A GOOD assortment Of supporters and trusscs, for
u sale by s. HEIMSTREET.
.anl6d Union Block.
[ SOON'S German Salye. vegetable pain extractor.
~ For sale by s. HEIMSTREET
Jsnl6d Union Block
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
GREAT CURE OF PILES.
Huntsville, n. G., Nov. /, L

HUNTSVILLE, y. e, Nov. I, 1903.
Dr.C. NJ. jackson Dear Sir-Allow me TO
express to you my sincere thanks for your dis
cuvery Of Il medicine, which, to say the least of
it, has effected a cure, that all other medicines
that have taken have entirely failed to do
Ioofland's German Bitters," have cured me
of the most stubborn and aggravated case of
the Piles that, perhaps, ever fell to the lot of
man. My case is not stranger to this commu-
nifty, as am well known in this and the sur
rounding counties, and can truly say that my
recovery has aStounded all my friends and re-
lItcns, as l had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good until was
nrerailed upon to try the Bitters. iou are at
liberty to make any use of this communication,
tnr the benefit of the afflicted, as you may think
proper. Truly yours, WIN. J. ATWOOD.
See advertisement
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
GREAT BARGAINS!

az 'Ae o1a Stap1i formerly occupied by Geo
w. Cummins.
I'bE undersigned begs leave to inform thu ci,;zor,
oil Smyrna and vicinity that thew now rcceivino
stock of F'' ai'u oeS'
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware Qneensware, &c. ever offered to The public-
me following Goods are embraced in their stock
An extensive assortment Of Ci0ihs, plain and fancy
CaSsmeres. Fostings. Cashmeres CashInerets Linens
EGkAn Cravas, HandFerchiefs, Gloves Hose. Half
tYIiiU Hose. etc. Also, the latest STYLES of DRESS
lSlJ PATTERNS ). Of every fabric-a splendid VA
rely; Mourning Goods, EmbrOIderes; While
Linen aud Domestic Goods; Table and Towsl Dia.
per, Crash, White and Brown Muslins Sheetings
<|yN> Drillngs Tickings. ChecRs etc. etc.-,Ln
SLan Umbrellas, ParasOls, &c. Also, Boots MI
<SfS Shoes and Caters, Of every size andF ~
quality. Hats and Caps of the latest
fashion. large lot of Hardware. Gneensware, &c
and general assortment Of GROCERIES,, of Inc
best qualify
Our Goods being selected with view TO suitinq The
various tastes of different purrhas, rs and with due
regald 10 the proper essentials 1f good article We
invite the public 10 Gull and examine for themselves
relying fully upon the merits of the stock and Tho
low prices at which the is reiailed 10 speak m
onder tones Of commentator, than all The praises We
'ould lavish upunit.
JOHN ii. CATS.
Smyrna. April 1, 55-ly
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
Coz artncrship.
John WIN. Guirey & CO..
BANKERS.

Nos ID and AZ South Third St., Philadelphia.
Foreign and Domestic hinge, Gold and Silver
CON- and all uncnrrent Ban Notes. purchased al the
best rates. " NV
Exchange on all available points in the United States
i"r sale Collections made with prOmptncs. aud sci.
lied at current rate o ENchangc without charge e.
ccp when al par
Ipon Time and Call Deposits such interest will he
"'i""eu ns The state OF the money market warrants,
r"rcIgn anu American Com furnished for >hiunino
and custom house p,Irpo,cs
L." hang" aVnIuhlr any where in the British Kino
H"m' eight or SIAly 1T. = ia SUNS Ui I'll and uuwnr,,
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
VALUABLE
A VA M& NH
Al Private S

HE subscriber offers at Private Sale ra1,
aoie Farm containing 2s0 Acres of Land
more or less susceptible of the highest state .,
cultivation 1t is situated in the LIST Elrrti,m
District OF Caroline county, Nd. five n,;Ion
from ureensborough, two miles from BRIDGE
.oI9 IA ana four miles from the route of the Ma
ana Del. Railroad. 1t udjoins the la nds of W.,
Nj Day, L. Plummer, A. Baggs, J. A. Clon%I,
an ana Others and is convenient to schools, church.
es and market N'o' III
l7O Acres of said Farm is in cultivation
growing wheat, corn, oats, and the usual crn =.
oi The countryside balance Is co,er.d VIII
valuable Wood and Timber The Improve
mems. consist insist of one-story Dwelling and
hltchen, Granary, Barn and Stables. and fna
young Apple Orchard. Fencing in rood com.
dltlon, and farm we'll watered.
"A bargain Is here offered 20 persons desirous
OF purchasing for the above property can be-
bought on reasonable terms.
FOR further particulars, address the subscriber
at Greensboro, Caroline county, Md.
'an9' 'o6. ANDREW b. ROE.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
WHOLESALE arA GErAlI.-I5O ,cnny OF FALL
GOODS.

WHOLESALE "na 'iErAlI-11j q, rcnImg OF FALL
GOODS
FACSSEFF IL GREEN. No - North SECOND
Street corner OF jones Alley,) PHILADELPHIA
kt'ei't"s daily from PhIt'dclp hIa aud New York
Ahcons All the mr>l desirable STYLES OF Dress Glands
rench NlerInO. ParrinclIas, Mad0naS Dchegc De
Lanes, SlAWLS. EsIr!ia Bnrdcred, Cashmere Thi-
hcI, hay STATE" Long and Square Bamkel Shawls ;
hhe 'nVFrS Wool flllds; Sack and Opera Flunncl>:
Linen Table ,;lnIs T"wely TIckings, Linen and
'olinn Diaper; Rcd aud Whine Flanncls the best and
Iei pest MI Sins IN the city, We call especial
attention I" our BLACK SILKS. all the celebrated
makes at The lowest cash prices aud warranted OIL
BoIled' also I" "nr hong and square Brorha Sha\yis
Blankets. all sizes aud all pr!rps. together with u
Urge assortment nj Men aud Iiny's Wear; the lar
etAi anu cheapest SatIn"ts the CITY aud all other
goods too numerous mrnIIun AT the Cbrap Stare
OF FAUSSt"Tf ! GREEN.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
- HENssYsSISkA

80 FtaSYsa.&s&.
ME subscriber. have madr extensive prc ,,rotio,,.
for furnishing iuil supply oI ,he.r hnirpy.d
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
For Fall Seeding, aud minrm their customers that ib
prlre hns Lot been advanced. but continues M Inc
old rae Of $40 per lon OF 1000 lbs
IL Is considered the best manure Tor Wheat Pve end
other GraIi1-nm only producing heavy crons. b,i
also sIiifcnhg the straw. ""'
CAUIlON.-Ohserve that every hnrreI of our nrti
the head. Pamphlets describing its qualities md
mode ct nIng can he hnd At our store. or by mail
when deelied. a libe.n deduction made To dealers
GU ANO-Non, ! &C. G"y ,s,,.l, .t Peruvian
Pacifc Ocean GunnO. This is one of the RIches,
Gunnoes ever imported, fully equal To The Peruvian
ALLEN y NEEDLES
70 South Whurvcs 1nd 81 SnuIh Water St
LET storo above Cbeslnut st. PhladeInIio
6I runners can load Water street and avoid
tue cro"neu wharL (Aug29-3m.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20

SUPERIOR FRENCH TRI,SNrS M.
from It's eNrcm" IrraIurss and lIchurs. vc,L, :,
'frr ounces, and Its ,ucceSs ul treatment n1 ~ = &
difficult cases OF HERNIA, has won Tor II IL 'i.'
I"ISt from lhlslrIam both IN Tins ounIry and EnTonr
over ne heavy. clumsy Truss heretofore voru Lr M,
'hre Frcc - 10 -, slnge; and 81 To IS Tor nhiro
around the hips ~ s''c SIC
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
CARTS, W MOONS and PLOWS
on hand and made Ia order Pea
"A cock S'iPcr"r PiUws Tor pIuwlng
TO THE PUBLIC.
boot 81 Shoe Making.

an }. '. TOLSON respectfully informs
INV the citizens of Smyrna, and surrounding
country, that he is prepared with the
most experienced and best workmcn to do all
work with which he may be favored, in the hest
manner Having many years experience, he
Matters himself that he can turn out as rood
and neat Boot Shoe, Cater, &c, as can be
imported to this place. A good fit guaranteed.
and satisfaction given in all cases.
REPAIRING neatly done and promptly at
tended to. Call at the shop in Main street, op,
pOslte Mr.. Foxwel's Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
Surgical Bnndagc Manufacturers
No. ~ Nnrih NINTH II Pr ,IoJ-

y, W; hANIloRNS Improved Elastic UrER0,
~ SuT ToKlEk, Tor ProInpsus Iier or
Failing OF The Womb TINS instrument is G.h, nd
rLa>'"' and Is made "nh Ut The Steel string, which
nFe objectionable on account Oi t.cir claIiuo The L
" 'm'AhS 'heh very unpleasant 10 wear. They are
'"'> ,r"cted on sound s'rsIral principles ana arc
ne ny recommended BY The Medical Facalr, Io,l,c.
k"oms, with lady attendants '''
,.x wynn, {. W. NANIIuRN 4 co.
- Worm Mn III Street. below Arch Pmlad.lphio
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
"Thc Good Time Coming, ,,

DIV 7. ,. ANTITT K.
Those who wish To hear something of that long ex-
peeled uay. should read this book
II is having immense sale 1000 comics hov,no
been ordered IN advance of publI alton
Nesend copy ny III al. post paid on recent of the
price, 81. !. W. BRADLEY, Publisher
~ Nor h Fourth street Philadelphia PA.
B.-Agemts waned To sell this and other pult
i"ks' ~ all parts "lthe United States Send for our
l-lst ana terms To Agents. Dccl I-4t
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
Dress has n Moral Effect

Upon the conduct OF mankind, siyS the sensi bl,.
: nlOSopher, Sir Jonah Barring lUn-people in
modern times understand This we'll, and hence
il is, that neat Boots are essential to complete
th, dress of gentleman OF taste; an urly
shaped boot destroys all the fine effects pro-
duced upon klankind by the skill of the tailor
"A gentleman is not attired as u gentleman
SHOULD be, unless he displays neatness about
sac feet. We believe of all the articles made
ct leather, for the covering of the feet of man,
Boots have proved for over two centuries, to be
the most useful, the most convenient and most
admired of all the different styles and kinds of
Shoes put together. King Charles the XII
shis great man, SO great was his propensity for
wearing Boots, that he would wear them con-
tnually for ten days and nights together. To
manufacture gentlemen's Fine Calf Boots and
have them combined with durability, economy
and neatness, is the masterpiece of the gentle
mans branch of our business; and but few it |
Is that can form a correct idea of what labor !
and material is required to compose and COM |
plete then one single pair OF boots when pro. |
perly made, requires SereHty-Sir separate and
distinct picces-nallS and pegs included in this |
number only piece. The labor in pro-
ducIng single boot, is obliged to pass through
hands more than one hundred and sixty differ
cnt times and the skill of forty five different
Kinds OF mechanics and men Ol professions is |
required To co mplete IT. French calf skins
and sole leather like most all other commodi-
ties, have risen much in value, as well as labor
yet, for all this, our fine boots will remain
tIe same IN price, '.2J; for our manufactured
n"ots made fine expressly to order, $500; we
are retailing fine calf boots for S3.OO pair,
aud some tiuc boots as low as 81 30 pair also
some mems long leg Dirt b ,OtS tor only 81 90
pair. (rhrse Boots are Boots. Gail and see
thcm at Fl.ANlGE.N'S Cheap Boot and Shoe
Market, Ind st. between Shipley and Orange
sts., sign large Black Boot, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
Coa.Ecr,p WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
For sale.

20 Shares of Stock in the Della
ware RIlroad. ~ For conditions, apply to
MARION GREEN, Esq Agent, Smyrna, Del.
Feb. 20, JG-lm.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20

V'IIE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIL f.
STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE KENT
COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
net at the Office Of the President, IN SMYRNA,
Jan. 18th, pursuant to adjournment and elect
ed the following named gentlemen for Directors:
DR.. $. NJ. FISHER, Geo w. Cummins. Jas. r
Clement WIN. Denney, JAS. Struts, Hon. s.
NJ. Harrington, Rev. Thos. b. Bradford, Jas
Cowgirl aud Geo. b. Dickson
For President-Dr. 5. NJ. FISHER, Smyrna.
Treasurer-Jas. Cowgirl, Dover.
Secretary-Ceo. B. Dickson.
The President laid before the Board the fol
loving financial condition of the COMPANY:
Amount OF prompt paying deposit
notes, $4,000 76
years interest at 6 per cent, for
1856, I,799 SO
Cash on hand and investments, 1913 Al
per cent on amount insured
$172,6s0, 4.726 so
Smyrna times., 1856-02-20
Vulcanizcd Hn,!;a Jsul,ncr
IN . = ~ .N.NTTUNN q I.O
Iru"s and Surgical Budagc AIanuG,cl,,ror.
No 50 .N"rth NINTH street. Ph,l,,l,
vANHoRN'S Patent CHEST rxpAvnrp

hANiioRNN Patent CHEST EXPANDCR anal
S!lOlL DER BRA, f. ur,.r,,is AMI y" an"
oi the Shoulders, Cunlrlcion and weakness.
nest III adult, aud 'hIdfrn ST ho,h stN,, ma" .ro
iIhi and eIa>t'r aud Inirrier,. win mn,
'll' "a" DC ""iH viii !"lh ease and c.nul,rr
Nv wearing The EVnnier an cIcraIirc ~ c,,,ro,
dI"c AID diNrh Is al pulmonary character ur,y,
rM FOR rhihfcn, ~ tIic grow iu. thcy are ,xi,I,bI
me 'enIlrIn'n' Brace also answers The n,'r,'n',t
nc "JS, CONSTRUCTED "'>rcnd"rS. Measure required
if"nhd NE chest AMI waist. Prrr: Adult az iiCL,t
'irHn 925O Lady attendance 10 wan an, I T,l-
{. w. kANHORN 4 co
Surgical Bnndagc Manufacturers
No. ~ N"rh NINTH = pL,IoJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
CoRvreSsinnnL.

WASHINGTON. March In the Senate. on
Mr. Stewards motion. it was resolved that the
President be requested In communicate all the
information in his possession relative to the Rev
dictionary proceedings in Nicaragua, especially
NIL in regard to the seizure of the Transit Com
pany's property.
Mr.. Seward moved that the Committee Oh tho
Library be instructed To consider the cxpedieney
of suggesting some suitable legislative recogni-
ton of the eminent service of the expedition un-
der Doctor kane in tho Arctic Regions.
The Deficiency bill was taken up and consid-
cred.
HousE.-Speaker Banks announced tho Kan
sas Investigation Committee: it consists of the
following :-Campbell, of Ohio Howard, of
Michigan, and Oliver. of Missouri.
Gen. j, s. M'llson, of Va, made n speech con-
demnatory of the action of the Naval Board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
Mr.. Fillmore in Boston.

On the 10Th instant, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed by American council
No. g. Measures were also taken to form n
Fillmore and Doneson Club:
Resolved, That Council No & cordially approve
the nomination of Willard Fillmore aud Andrew
j. Donelson for President and Vice President OF
the United States. and we will use best en-
deavors to elect them to the Offices for which they
have been nominated
Resolved, That we are more than ever con-
WINGED of the necessity for united effort to
place in power who will carry out the prn-
ciples of the American Party, without regard to
any questions of sectional politics.
Resolved That in our opinion the nominations
recently made at Philadelphia was fair and i'm
partial, and as tho Convention was composed OF
delegates from all parts of the Union. it is our
duty MS the true friends of the National American
Party t" support the men nominated by that
Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
The Cor DirOrce Case.

According to the testimony recently put forth
in this case the lady has completely turned the
tables on her lord; showing conclusively that he.
not she, is the black sheep.
1t seems that his witnesses, who swear to have
seen her in and around houses of illfame,
persons wholly destitute of character. The man
who swears that he frequently met her in such
places turns out to be noted per urer-a con
venent swearer on such trials-having been
four times indicted for perjury The Rev. Dr.s
female witnesses all of the Boriabooa Cha
order, and are shown to have. by their impudent
conduct in the Doctors house, greatly and
iustifably annoyed the lady. Her witnesses,
who, in point of character, turn out to be as re-
spectacle persons. male and female as n. Y. con-
tains, prove that the Doctor married her money,
after Is months assiduous courtship;that immedi
ately afterwards, on finding that she would not
give up her property to him. 81 did not have more
than sufficient to piye her an incom" of : 200
per annum, he began to treat her unkindly, end
ing in positive brutality towards her: that she
left him. and subsequently entered into articles
of separation from him that when away from
him she resided with excellent people. and enjoy
ed the respect and conf1enc of the families of
the leading Episcopal cergymen of the city, she
being consistent and worthy COMMUNICATE OF
that Church, whose walk in life entirely cor
rect.
The whole case exhibits in the testimony, one
of deep and damnable conspiracy to ruin the cha
racter of en- inoffensve and worthy woman. such
Us would furnish glorious theme for the pen of
Dickens. The Rev. DR.. Cox, of lions church,
has certainly done for himself, through all time
and eternity. by bringing his domestic affairs be-
fore the public in this suit against his wife for
divorce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
Mnrder-nnother bodu found.

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.- VIM. j. Hatch. n
member of the City Council of Camden. N. j.,
vas shot dead this morning by party of three
gunners whom he had ordered from hi premises
at Cooper's Point. The murderers were arrested
and committed The head ofthe unfortunate man
was blown to atoms
The body of Edward Merchant formerly q con
ductor of the Amboy Railroad Company. was
found to- day in the Delaware-making 81 bodies
recovered so far from the disaster of Saturday
night, 9Th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
POTATO Rot.

Planters in this section LAY they have lost all
their potatoes by rot, not even saving enough for
seed. This is the universal complaint. From
other sections. tire same account comes to u.s.
1t is very serious matter with us. We sup
pose the continued and severe freezes during the
winter, and the coming of warm weather. is
the true cause of this rot in the potatose. We
heard yesterday of person in this county who
had 1900 bushels. but has not now two bushels
sound and firm for planting. MiliedgeriHe Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
CboIero Mt PernambucO.

New YORK March 22.-The steamer Shoot
ing Star brings advices from the Port Of Pernam-
buco to February Oath. The cholera was prevail
ing there to such an alarming extent as serious
ly to interfere with all kinds of business. The
mortality was chiefly among the blacks There
had been several cases of yellow fever among
the shipping most them proving fatal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26

The overland mail brings dates from Hong Kong
to January 18th. At Macao two very large fires
broke out on the 4th and 9Th nstants and destroy
ed the greater portion of the Chinese town incu-
ding the bazaar. Upwards of one thousand hou-
SEES are said to have been destroyed. and prop
erty to the extent of more than $1,000
uNlu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
poI;ticS in Name.

An Augusta straight whig' correspondent of
the Bath Tribune asserts tbat.'the feeling among
the Wing members of the Legislature is most de-
cidedly favorable to Mr.. Fillmore. and their pref
+rence for him wll,in my opinon."e clearly man
Tested at the proper time The writer mem
tons the nauIes of several influential wings who
have thus expressed their preference"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
BY TELEGR APH.
Tclcsrnphca q , rrc..l, for The ..yi,ui.ian.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHIN0TON, March ID,
oESAfE.-Mr. Mason gave notice of his inien-
ton to introduce bill amending tho diplomatic
and consular system.
loush,-Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, Mt his own
reqaest,was excused from serving on the Kansas
investigating committee. Mr.. Shcarman was ap.
pointed in his place.
Mr.. Phelps introduced bill authorizing the
President I, cause the Southern boundry line of
Kansas TO be defined and marked. Referred To
the Committee on Territories.
The naturalization question caused lively
discussion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
ARRIVALS AT THE
Uuan.e l.,eoI A. (lurE

MARCH 25--J Fitzgerald, No'toway; Il Anderson, A
Hobson Chrstiansburg Mrs DIR Evans and children Jack
sonville; DIR Smith Rose Dale Edmondson. Washing
ton Va Miss IL Read Boston, j A Peck. Il Hale Giles IL
neskius w Williams Floyd; r G Sheler Va Il Stewart
A Leftwch, w Smith, Bedford; J r Peck BotetourtJ
w Volt ] NJ Landon, Fincaste; A Whers Va J II Pep
per and lady. Wythe W Ayers Buckingham; F. Wade
Liberty; w Lnster, Bragg, Leftwich Black
Mrs Ackerly NJ b Nowln, Depries, Campbell Dobyns
Floyd H. c I. Fox Graham, Wythe NJ Pcttgrew, V
T r; J b Lee City; w Ii Simpson, Va; Tynes. Rose
Hill Ruford Mrs Watts, l. Lee, Bedford; J barnes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
Ouestj0u Settled of Last.

New York, Mach 24,-The Police Commits
sioners have unanimously decided that the Chief
Of Police. Matsell, although born in England,
yet his father being naturalized during the sons
minority makes Matsell an American citizen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
Navigation Of the Ohio Large Arrival Of freight
M UhfeIup.

WHEELING, March 22-Thirteen steamers
rived here to-day from points below this place,
and more expected tonight and tomorrow
with large quantities of freight for the East.
which will be rushed though per rail road with all
possible de. paich.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26
NEW YORK MARK ETS-MAR o5

INV 1UKk MAXINE TS-MAKCH %.
Flour firn-Sate S6.75a$7 p Ohio 81 Ola
81 good Southern $7.6SaSs 06; Southern
fancy to extra, 50. l2aS9. Wheat firm-South-
ern red Si.75; white Sl.92. Corn firm South.
ern 66c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26

NOTtE.-Thc eo-pnrtncrship heretofore cx-
~ silhg between the undersigned and = Dlugud under
TIE style OF y bugud Sons dissolved the LIST day OF
January last
The business will hereafter be carried by the
under the hrm and style Of ID 4. ca DIUGID, tho
old stand OF $. DmFud Sons
All persons having eams against the firm 81 = Duguid
Sons VIII present them setemdnt ing
accounts viii please come forward and pay up
DAVID 4. bIUGUlp.
GEOliGE A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-26

BALTIMORE MARKETS March 25th.
Flour advanced; holders firm. Howard - 90.
Wheat hrm and unohanged--red 81 ~ | 50;
white 81 5o a ~ Corn slightly higher