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tost u two yssrs, andAas
not IT. equal In the Mis-
si~ippi valley /; and b
the " Golden Harp. BE-
tnR ! SrsAaly improved
Prarniam Cook Stove.
Their eoftmsnb of
tleasing Slows for vsod
ard soAl y sxtsssivs.--
Come entirely new Rps-
term, one Of which, hr
= Yeuag AnsrieA, = ?
splendid pArior stsves re-
GENTLY patented, will Be
found superior 70 any in
vsnlion Il the Ags Tor ra-
lAiAting heat. -Thsy hesr
len sale at their store -
st. Louis. from which
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ago Acres, insisting of timber and prairie.
partly under cultivation. and situated about miles
from the city. Terms easy.
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Millinery and Fancy 0osds.
ATTENTION. LADIES'

WOULD respectfully call the attention u the
J. l.siles 10 my large and we'll selected atcck OF
Fall and Winter tiapds, which will sell at cncin
natl prices Ny stock consists II silk, straw, and
velvet Bsnnetsi also, splendid assortment of
Ribbons Flowers. aud Feathers, selected With great
care You I'll lind every thing IN the Millinery and
Fancy business, At my establishment, In the latest
.......si. z. :isc ,s-sr.-c! e - -. ssT.. Z. ~,
business Mt the shortest notice, sueh rs lining trim
ming, bleaching. pressing and making b,nnets of
every description to order. will warrant all
work TO give satisfaction.
Come one some all. No trouble 10 show goaas Mt
Mrs. Gienny's. No. rs johnson street, between md
aud ID directly opposite ohmer's Saloon
Sspt2Gdiy MRS. GLENNY.
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81 Ht Asns,Hs,s = = 4tA,'
stoves and Tlnncrs- Sto { =.

The subseribers, prcPrie.
tors Of tho Empire Stove
Works, ST. Louis, beg
leave to infofn stsye
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established . branch,
Of their house in ksokuk,
where they will keepcon-
s,antly ON hand . large
and well-assorted stock
Of u
Cooking 4 Heat.
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LOT 10, Block 100, on Morgan ssrast, between
18th and 18th. with new brick house, will be sold
law and on Reasonable terms.
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TROY BELLS. 4
JUST RECEIyRD, esqr Aj
81. sRvEEA H., 4
FINE TONE 4
EI+-' IS, 1
+ I, SA0A r1s cKLEsRArxD
TROY fOUNpRYg. M Il. 20 Va -
and far sals - TTii.INHn ASH. Lxt7 ) NM.
! eatA 3A4ss N8&&iasAx6gss6 Asss1axs.
A PULL ..ssrs.s.so Il cespsrs foels, 4 w.td'.
fiIIlsdnAsr. LANE Asv1L.
oe'4 10 Aain a.
Veil WAseae. eissss.
JUST ssesivsA, direct frpn the aaanfasssrss.
" We'll wheels. FOR sale by sfsS ssNf
..4 1lll y VA ~ Z T. ss.s. :.A.,.
0c sHARRs 4 Is osa d Sissse, nssu.ska
~ Tertiary, Or ssle q ~ tAaA Gssssat psiss.,
Rnquissses ~ afm AJ.UTllkxno9AST,
U149 q Nsseis H. 0aAa-ses-
TOots, ~ a
MsoHANIcs' Took. g y: ssss nsklish saa
bits, Ae., Of every deseriptiou, Tor m1s ~ ~
|. -, filLISoaAsf, lASf I n Sg 80.
CC1kEk--PlssfosnE oanter Scalss, urossn' aaA
:. S'''iiii 81 al 1. sgs.
Cnor And Rii. Dun, ::issis II aa.!l. barrel.
A's' .: 7fsII.sddKd .1i ts1seh -
os.l1 On q "a asssak1s.
| cAVsAdk etnasn "a Ma Critters, ~ ale
Ohy TILLlN0AA0I LAMD Du0L,
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!, sNGsAO10 = 011NOt.e
Foarsh-si., hear City Markei, X EOKuK
Drassrs IN Family CvecssIsa.
tOaoDUcE and Provisions; Foreign and Domes.
tic Fruits, Batter, Egg., Cheese, Lard, Candles.
soap -Four. sasxrs, syrups, Mol1ssss, CaisAiss,
CnGae, Tea, Rice. Starch Apples, Potatoes, Whit
Fish. CD Fish, Troat. Nackrsi, Oysters Sardin a..
crsckers Spices, Raisins, Buckets, Tsbs, Baskets.
Brooms, &e.
We intend 10 have Epod supply af eli syticlsS
usually kept In Fneh establishments, ssA b. fair
and honorable composition hope TO gain share 81
tire public patranAxs, Il
Ali articles WARRANTED ~ represented, and de-
livered free Of charge to 10y t.rt g the city
ocf4 DIN KELLOGG b ntAGR.
Ia septs &S ~ noin~M.
. B&s faM ,g t@@s
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those who wish ornament their grosss visA sAail
trees which sill commence beAsing tAesscsaA yess
after plasttHe. n
Also, Fancy Shrubbsry, Rvssgrssas Aesss. ~.
milo vest u the old City limits, q - DluG Fer
~ road TO the Des Moiasa, o. BY nnail, saArssssd
to at99 HUnBELL = HlLTON.
ksokuk. Oct q. dAw fs rs
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T. .wresgh, ana chilled IrsA 6Afss, faStsdeA with
his celebrated Lock- see the only EafS "a - relied
-. yTAsy hsSe proved tAsmselSsa IN md basglaS
proof, wktis hardly . wrSk passes bet Some 6Asst
Irsa 6afs h robbed - the following frDn the CHI
eaUO TtxAss: Easf
AnorHsR HEAvY R0sssny--tise0 stolen frsa .
Sheet Iyuu Safe eAllea NE arise King, wAi6h Wa
used in TIN ulss Of the Chicago I'D BuFijngton =.
b. Co., ana 1ibo0 taken from The safe " PscKIse
the Lock.
TheoalyJAnsay b 20 hsysns a LaAiie's safss.
general assorppspt On haa6 = Al 38a s&FF
TILLLN0AA6T, LAKRA AUMA
oct24-d 6ien ~ - Rans1axa
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40 Acres ncAs Ambro.ia, being part Of what il
called the tBenton Farm" Lays very handsome
anu situated about 10 miles from this city. and
be hasi III bargain.
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TILLGNGMAST,L LANE 4 oU8e.,
No. 1873, Main
x1ou or 4n8 DnOADA IN.
xnDnnTFuc 1NTn WuOT rcArp

bMFORlAxSo ANIL W0OAna9ALG
DeaRogs ~ 1AaRA0a4e, 0hslosv. &c.
A L60. AesaAsfe ~ Wssid 6Afs On Dire and
"A DSRslaR prsat esfss, Inyt nsll DOssdry
Exsslaiss Hose Powsn; nssdass Fsasat Nors.
Shoss, 0nslsy . Sssseyon' - 0sgisssss' Instru-
ments, and other AnMisaa mannlaGaures.
keokuk Oct. - lAkA~6AkR 08
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turc that Win never fade or change in the least to
the superiority of catfta2's Ambrofypes lie par
ticuiar il ia want of OF these, to call at the
AsBRor, rs GALLERY, No. ). Third street. lectures
ara warranted to give entire satisfaction, and guar
antisd TO equal any in the wsstsri country Ne has
got the largest and finest Hxiiers bstseenkt lonis
and Chicago with side i'gh, and .ky light, which no
other Gallery in this city has, he has The exclusive
right Of tAis patent fsr keoknk and Lee county. All
other pictures protesting to be he counter
feits, and an imposition ON the public. They are
hut Mutations Of the gsnune nbroty pe,
gotten up to deceive the public The Ambro'ype
will keepin wateras well as upon the parior table
uni IN paired for ages.
mo- Instructions given In Ambrotyping. aud al
80 IN taking pictures glass not patented to suit
those who wish 20 travel. lie has also large
stock OF chemicals on hand, and coiodeon Of the I'm
rs quality, and ready for use.
/ Gallery Nos Third-st, X col ak. Iowa.
apr35-dtf EMERSON. Artist.
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LOTT No. 5, Block 45--with improvements. 70
further particulars, applyts
G. Il. DlMOND,
oct3-d kilb 5urne's Block, Main-st.
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- G. &. DIkOND,

neal Essass ana Iaaas4Acs Agent.
s1FFfcE ID Kilbourno's Block. Main atrcet, be-
~ tween I'd and Sd, Kcokuk, Iowa.
s, Ea fsa d h l. iios
DO, Ms..rs. Page, Dasx. 1 Babbii., Boston; Amos
d. smith. Esq, Providence, r. L.; Edgar Cenkln,
Esq., Cincinnati, o.; J. W. zscksrie LsQo New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Particular attention
paid 10 the purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
Houses ana Lands Of every description
LIFE. FIRE, 4 MARINE INSURANCE AGEN-
CY for the Natal Life Insurance Company of n.
THE ATLANTIC PRE- 4 MARINE ms.
CO." of Providence, K. /. Pam w CaPirAL $780,
,TnE s.ATnENRuN FIRE INSURANCE co, "of
London. BaAxca A. psnApxirniA, "a.
The PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO.,
Of Peoria. Ills. pAsOaStArrAL 500 900.
HAyiag been appointed Agent for the above
named dat class reliable Offices, would beg leave
70 infnrm the nerchsnts Asd citizens gcuer ally Of
this city that an prepared 70 take Life Yirs, end
Marine Risks ~ - Low rates - Gan - hsd q any
other sound and reliable Offices. Open foaicies
granted on IS favorable terms can BE- had In any
of the EAAasrn Cities. tmay 10. lss6.--d
~-~s1 CITY Lsss Ana LaaA Ter sale.
A1E ACRES splendid farming land. situated
4 - absGt 10 miles directly west Of Abba,
Monroe Co. Tbs hns tract consists Of prairie and
timber, partly under cultivation. Timber Of the
very b,st quality. Price very how and tcrlaa easy.
40 Acres neat Ambrosia, being a part of what il
called tha Benton Farm Lays sery handsome
ami situated about 10 miles from this city and ran
bc hasi ii a bargain.
ago Acres, coma sting of TIMBER and prairie,
partly under cultivation and ted abou, miles
from the city. Terms easy.
LOT TO- Block Te5, on Morgan s,raet, between
18th and 18th. with new brick house, will be sold
low and on removable terms.
L0TNo. 5, Block 45-with improvements. For
further particulars, appiyts
G. X. DIMOND,
oct3-d kilb 5urne' q Block Main-st.
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l,0ee DO spsltsr,
7,tee do bl~sk tint
s cAsss Porcelain
: kettles aad sauc
pans;
CpysABLE, GEO. p. sxIrH, n. CoSNAbL
CONNAuis u, SMITH Il Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Wholesale GROCERS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,
AND FORM ARDsRs AND COMMISSION MsncnANrn,
Nos. 81 & -
Levee, opposilA S,eambsat Landing
Have now on hand afail and eouylets stock for
fall trade. To which ihs attention Of pusshaeers 10
solicited ~ a8A laug zSd6W
NAATCHEs--Are .pi- agents for Pierce scelsbra-
lNl ted matchcs City trade suppaed ~ The guam
,ity, at factory prices. larec asPy,y nov hand
by y CoSNAblk, sMiTh ACo.
au1 3 8as
q UNDRIkS--ye Bliss. Rosans Pitch, 800 Rolls
- 10. Papers, both plain ana sa,sreted. 40 Bales
by coSNABfE. sMYTH 4 90.
aug ~ -4..-4G.---.s-. .1-s-k-
SEAMLEss saeKs.--ss0s large 6ashsi, ~
- superior quality. Just rsceivsa direct irsn she
m anufactursrs. for saie BY
aug ., coSNABLk, 6AYrH GO.
T1LAsrER PARIS AND cENRNT.--2s bhls.
L Plaster Paris, 100 hbs. CsAsnt, fsf sale ~
aug2s coNNABLE, SMyTH ADO.
DowDER POW DIR, !-llOs Kegs Rife row-
L der, 900 k-gs .aiaing powder, 10 cesss insAnis-
ter pow,iss, ~ s-es b powder. New in our
n, ssn ~ aAa '0' ' 'eo 3 sMYrn co.
yXTIND0W Gl.Aso.-sOo boxes vari.us nres
aug 70 soANABLk hAiIA W.
DENNESSEE ] E)S AND BLACKSMITH IUOtAS
i Ac--300 tons Assorted Bur- Iron. 200 Slabs
Pillow steel tons Square and octaggn Cast Steel.
ton Spring steti, tons German Steel, ton
American and En- s,ish Blister Steel. A large Vs.
riety of Blucksni ii tools, FOR sale low, TO Mer-
chants smith, by
aug % soSNAbLE, SMITH So.
! NuIfCE.-Wiil be sold to pay charges II otcali-
| ~ ed for within thirty days. Planning Maehines
| aud Box Machines. Received per steamer "SAn
Young. September 9Th, 1855, In The name Of Will
son Cross.
| aug - IoSNAbLk, nMilh = w.
A. HAnILL A. ). xALs1us
aAMgLL 4 RAL9TON,
nEALERa In uroceries and rrodaee, and Forward
| IL Ing and Comm IL son Mcrensn 81 Main street
| bet een ID and I'd. keakuk, IoWA.
Would call the attention of the cttlsSus
and Country Msrehs nts 70 their large and will %
lected stock Of 6rocercr They have one Of tAs laI
gcst stocks ever altered In tAs place Of all such
slss - arc usssly kept in 0ressry establishment,
and will sell en- the most reassasSls terms. The
feel conAdent from their leag experience and d
.eyaiuation give strict pefeAsl attention 70 bus
ness that they win mort liberal share Of custou
| noy38dw
TyLOUR! fiour.--cn stofaers can rely upon getSin
T. Quincy, Bentonspert, and Birminghan Flos
/ regularly, at 50, Main street.
uuv2Sd HAA1LL = kAlSION.
i \ HOLDEN SYKAR--ln kegs and half bhls. ~
~ cher Sugar Hease syrup, In ksp anA hA
bills. RAisiAs in boxcs, AAn eoxss aad euartsa
| nov2sl 4 HAAlLL 4 RAh6TON.
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Meek ~ Weod lard.

'lSiiE suhseribs-, hAvinx purchascd the above
l yard II N. Colscn, gill deliver wood in any
part Of the Sity, cub AUD split, for any length OF
stove, for $74 per load 81 90 feet.
Also will SAY rosd any where in the city for IS
cents Per cord where the quantity il six cords OF
oyer, and aess 81 u 90 per cord. Eight days no
tica requifsd Tor saving ks8.Y
yard corner oil High AMI Fifth Streets. 3
scps Is d3m p LIBRErON
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will continue the practice Of the Law In the ole
ohire, No. 81 Main Street, Keokuk. Iowa.
Oct IL 1856 d3m iEO. G. DIXON.
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w.cxry a ..~psns

MeSHGN SyMpseS
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
NDISSEsTfNG AGENTS, sastotsse Baiidins
II apstairs) Ksokuk, Iowa. All SosAriai bus
promptly and carefully transacted. Titles sx-
aStnea
~ -, RgrERxxcRsf
caarIes parsons, Esq, Banker, keohaki
A. l.. Denng Il Co,
8sn. IL. r. Held,
Ford. Gorrasa 4 Ford,
u. W. klIeoaIGe. Esq.
Messrs Fickhn 4 La0as,
Mss4rs. kankia ! MiIlsr, Attorneys,
WersspaetfotiS invite those DESTROYS Of Investing
In haai kstAt. to anns hat, which co m %
some ol ths most desirable property Ia keol VI,
which We Offer Oh the iaost favorable terms.
Jans 81, 6-dAw hickey AsIMPEOS
CARD.
IL h. REEDEK acyotes his attention especially
u. - ~ basincs ~ Coua-wller At law and Con.
ysysases. ~ II $50 Notary Public, and viii At
sesd aoHil ~ Aslics Of that ofaee His oeies Il
i sish xnish vaastskisa, dsaiers real estate.
1ept. I0sA, 1Abe- IN ldf
VuAxTkD- nsass sd Asi OF vacant iU in
w s1ohAngs for dry goods. AAdssss kE0xUK
tAroagh ~ AestsGss. fsept?-d
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Notice.
r have this day sold out my entire stock Of goods
l. toJ. y. Humphrey. Who will continue ~ carry
On the Hat, Cap Bonnet Business q ny old stand
no 49, Main street, and return my sirssre thanks
TO my old frisnds aad cast0mers FIR their liberal
patronage, and solicit for may snntinu-
anee * The same. d. r. HUMPHREY.
n.t 4
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CUTTINGS rATENT AMBH OTIPEs.

CVTTING'S TAT
H,HESK pictures are.
i ahead If any thing
ever before made. The
subscriber would call
the attention Of those
mining To ret n MR.
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lATy8h0U1ma t6o1issA thsul1 a1a1ssesoS ast
~ lNQSo 1psetee4 HGDas tMtAs $50 iBse
4neDs - paQ1os seels, AlsA SO 4ses1s -
ss 49,. '.les aass f'F 1's-1 =
T6S0oQ us5ssvAs inpssv1fA aassstsJ1. - In
alssoebR6 14kssssssSs Mn ~ thSAs0s - -
~ o09ss bas vss#ss.aa .ss.y .@As Il Ea.As
n p ed alss9. e e3a.ass ssaA
81 sSs5flSlr &c y, 6lh4
|iidg11G1 10 sisFnsa r BIC % g SsA6k.
D - x ~ 4, Fl ~
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As l am now retiring from the practice Of the
Law, hereby recommend Geo. G. Dixon, my late
PARTNER 10 our fosaer clients and to persons hav-
ing business with me.
keokuk, Oct IL 1886. THOS. w. CLAGETT.
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CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STS.,
. HAS JUST KECEayED
One OF the Largest and Best Assortedsiock,
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Florence MighEingale.
/ IRON
n!e.nrGyrg AI!NG STOVES
ever oferedin this city, from nsriRELr Rkw PAT
TERMS. For rale Al BRIDGE BROTHERS. No
o., MAir4st. Keoknk. W s. MOORE,
saps s8dAw9m Agent.
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eFlHp Subscribers ~ iow see9j 1A8ts 91itpsd
4 ~ fbrnkSf stook u MArdWare and H6osy4s9t3so
w4ees, 0whish W tnvfts ~ Attshtiaa q Ossls'
ssssss HITCHCOCK. Ecr1A GO.
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yIyHE Law partnership heretofore existing be
L tween the undersigned, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
The business Of the Arm will b. settled up and
closed by aeo. L. Dixon.
THOs. W. CLAGETT.
GEO. G. DINDN.
keokuk Iowa Oct Il. 1856.
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AK ACRES splendid farming land. situated
+ Id absGs 10 miles directly west Of Abba,
Monroe Co. Thus hns tract consists Of prairie and
timber, partly under cultivation. Timber Of the
very bsst quality. Price very low, and teras easy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-08

The Marriage offhe Grand Duke Nicholas.
A letter from St Petersburg, speaking of
the marriage of the Grand Duke Nicholas with his
cousin, the Princess Alexandria Petrowna. of Old
enburg, says:
This new alliance in the imperial family of Rus
STA has been followed by the sympathies of all
classes of society from the day upon which the
news became known to the public Five volleys
fired from the ramparts ofthe Foru of st. Peters
burg announced the day of the celebration Of the
marriage,
The august bride wore, during the ceremony.a
magnificent crown of diamonds. The train of the
crimson dress. lined with crmine. which she wore,
was borne by four chamberlains andby the Gen
eral director of the new court of the Grand Duke
Nicholas. A splendid supper in the marble sale
of their maipstes palace brought together the
imperial frr..ily and the high civil and military
dignitaries. The coup dGil was fairy-like.
The leading artists of the Italian opera perform
ed, during the banquet,a vocal concert, occasion
ally introducing brilliant morcedur of instrument
tai music, played by a select orchestra. The
toasts proposed to the flourish of trumpets, were
followed by discharges of cannon fired from the
fortress opposite the palace, upon the other bank
of the Neva. The city was illuminated and the
streets crowded with people.
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OBITU A RY.

Mod Al his fathers residence in Richmond, March 3D. le56
JOSEPH CHEsEY SHIELDS in the 9th year OF MS age Oldest
child If j. c. Shields. late Of lvnchhurg,
In recording the death of yonng and promising is
hut natural that mind should be nged with degree OF
not when contemplating the fall OF those OF
ts II but weeks since our little friend
came m among leaving behind many pleasant asso
vet bnnyant hope Of attachments and
re,nnncraya lows With generous eonhdng, happy dispo'
son drew around him many friends VINO saw IN
him germs promising manhood Alas soon-too soon
victim Of disease, and now he sleeps unas
urbed in his grave. The flowers of the opening spring
Will grow him. and typty to his sorrowstrcReh pa
rents how fair bud bloom in Paradise TO them the
ind severe but hope whisper consolation even
to their hearts Hope when placed upon the certainty OF
heavenly peasuresof future meeting with the carry lost
may them while trayersns their weary pilgrimage
and afford them thoughts serencly bright. while
Memory watches DER the sad review -
OF Joys that faded like the morning dew w.
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ARRIVALS Al The
Sacad n Co. pl

MARCH tt J smith, Coner's springs; VI clayton Bei
tIrt Gilner. Pitts ylvania HI q W Ciaytor Bedord >
Ferguson, lady and servants, Mrs Hatcher hatax
Cl4vt9r Bedford Read, Tenn j Taylor thrlstla'S
burg. T / Outlook Abingdon; Il ID But1rd and la'lY llb
"; Miss NJ Buford bedford NJ Ganaway q Il II; > -
Woodinp Smitlfeld; l. Holt Allegheny Springs W u
White Liberty; j Is Urquhart, rqnhar & inl,nan
gal Pulaski WI Price Price Miss Price fincase
O Arnscad daughter, Charloei Jones baltimore;
G + Fnler \ Y,Capt W Davis, Capt W Davis Peters
burg. 7 Brown Bedford: Bagby, Petersburg; hoes
Abingdon Anderson and ladies' Christiansburg; Rob
ertsn Nise Coz w II Fleashnan and lady Bedford Carr
Washuron Or Gratam, Va Clayton Liberty; IL stu
art Wythevtle; Scott Smythc; I Read Roanoke; q l.
brown Bedford Kirkwood Roanoke; Jordan, n ] X
r. Shields Christansburg Mrs Chambers daughter ana
2sorvants Danville; Mrs Lucas PhiadePhai Lowry ho
ford a nell Liberty; II 4 Williams Adams Express Go;
W rorsley Va Mrs Perkins and daughter Lynchburg
Carter and servants \ II Burks, Amherst
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The Steamer Pacific.

Contrary to the hopes of many. the Baltic
brings no news of the missing steamer. 1t is
now forty four DAYS since she left Liverpool
TEey who are most inclined to hope for her safe
ty,sav that if disabled in mid ocean,-for instance
by the breaking of her shaft-she could not. UNI
der canvass have reached either coast at so early
date as the present. Another constellation
in her favor is. that her hull divided into
compartments, which would have prevented her
filling had she run foul upon an iceberg.-N. y.
Jour. Com.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-08

The Imperial Court of Paris has decided the
suit in relation to the estate of the late Duchess
de Paisance, in favor of Mrs. Ridgeway. an
American lady. The estate is valued at 800,
600, and under the decision Mrs. Rdgeway is
entitled to nearly S2i0,000. The Clutches de
Plaisance was. it appears, the daughter of the
late NJ. and Nine de Maribois, and the latter
whose name was Elizabeth, the daughter OF
William Moore and Sarah Lloyd. of Pennsylva-
MIA. and Mrs. Rideeway is the grand daugter of
Thomas Moore son of said VIM. Moore and
Sarah Loyd.
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LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, March CHS, Mr.. Brown
introduced bill for the construction of a railroad
anu telegraph line from some point on the Miss.
issiPpi river South of latitude 81 to the Pacific
at San Francisco.
The bill grants about I0,0OO000 of acres If
land. Tor which the company are to pay fifty
cents an acre before obtaining the title. 1t
CURES The company to deposit S500,OnO as So
eurity that it will faithfully carry out the work
according to the provisions of the bill. One hun
bred miles of the read are to be finished within
Is months. The Government is to pay 5000 per
mile for carrying the mail until the road is finish
ed and for ten years thereafter; and such sum
the Secretary of War may think reasonable for
the transportation of troops, munitions of war,
&c. The road is to be forfeited if not built in
ten years. and the land, except that which has
been paid for. is to revert to the United States.
The bill grants right of way 400 yards wide
and gives exclusive privileges, hut allows any
company to contract roads when and where
they please on the line, and obtain such favors
from The Government as they can
The bill was referred to the committee on the
Pacific railroad. Mr.. Weller said he would en-
deavor TO report it next week.
The fortiiication bill was then taken up,
sidered and passed.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUsE.-The Speaker submitted a communi-
cation from the Court of Claims, enclosing bills
making appropriations for the payment of GER
tain private claims. together with the evidence
and the judgement of the Court.
Being the first of the kind which had
come before the House. there was much discuss
ion as to whether il should be referred to the
committee claims not. No decision was
made.
The Military Academy and Invalid Pension
bills were passed.
The House then went into a discussion of the
Kansas contested election case, during which it
adjourned
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Df1fh ofIt. Hunter.

1t Charles G.. Hunter, late lieutenant in
the L.. S Navy and more familiary known to the
country as .:Alverado Hunter" died in New York
Tuesday.
We find TIE announcement in the New York
News, but in no other n. p paper
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ON the morning of the inst the residence Of her ta
cr in Smithied Isle of Wight county by the ev D. N
sanders Mr. ROWLAND ID. BUFoRD, Clerk OF the superior
ourt Of Bedford Miss j. VICTORIA WsoN daughter oil
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Transfer O { British Troops to Canada.

WAsHINGMoN, March 5,-The steamer Baltic
brought no dispatches from Mr.. Buchanan to
this government. The report of the transfer of
British troops from the Crimea to Canada occa-
sions no alarm on the part of this government.
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Ine Ne1r OrLenns Defaulting Treasurey

New ORLEANS, March Col. Garland th'
city treasurer WHO'S defaulter for 100000, ha'
been examined and his bail fixed at $500, 900.