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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

ID kCEIvEDt his day per sitausr :. n ut. frensh.
IL large aud complete steeh Of Parisr, Cham
ber, and Dining Room Furniture among y hiet msy
be found
sofas Gothic 4 Star Hat Racks,
saciahles. Extension Tsbles,
Yankee Diyans, Fspey Dining 1ables,
Gothic Arm Chairs, Harp filiar Tara de.,
Centre Tables Piano Stools,
What Nots Elisabeth kockers,
Eclipse Dsdstssds, Parior Chairs, 4c., Ae.
Fancy Lounges,
The above articiss, With those Of cur nwn manu-.
iseture, embracc the largest and nesi complete
ss.artment of Furnlture west Of the Mississippi
River KILB0URNE DAVIS.
Dec3O-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled TO any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Docksts, As
sessors' Books, Poll Books, 4c., Ao., furnished .
short notice.
Old Books, MaeAsines, Mussc, &c., bsund orre-
hound In any style desired.
IN. Ny Bindsry will be found on Second Street,
uext door to the AthenEpn sign of the Big Book. I"
Jan. "a. lS54.-d ISAAC N. PIERCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23
Naiicc.

TLave this day sold ou; my entire fitek II gods
L TO J. 3. Humphrey, who win cor,inue 10 carry
the Hat, Cap and Bonnet Bus,nsss al my old
stasd tNo. 80, Main street., and return my sin
eere thsnksto my old fr,erds and customers for
their liberal patrouge. and solicit for my succes
sor . continuance Of the same.
Oct. 1sd d. r HUMPHREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

a STAR CLOTHING sroRE.-H. sTRAUs
~ Y Co have removed their stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their cid stand
to No 6s Main street door 10 s. s. Billings where
they VIII behappy TO ertheireid friends, and many
new
GR- Our spring stock will be received at an
early day, when wsshall present unusual advanta-
ges to the trade feb2sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23
THE HIG ROOT,

A We wish to make for our new stock TO az
rive on the first boat, will disrose Of the re-
msindcr of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke AT and
below cost.
Boots and shecs. I.J. ELLIOTT CO.
mch22d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23
llIP.

~ Office is hereby given that the nndersiensd
IN have this day formed CO partnership ssdsr
the name and style Of wagner ls6sil, Tor the
purpose Of carrying on the Merchant Tailoring bss-
incss, at the old stand of ]. H. Wagner, On ese-
ond street between Main aud johnson, where they
will also keep choice steek af cIeths, cassincrts,
ready made hing. gents furnishing gorss. &C.
Ksokuk. Jan. 90 81 J.H. WAGGkNER.
lan22. diff II. =. thBkt-L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

II 81 hsd In Ncw York caa - ssen q tls CITY
Bookstore. They make ~ elegant Ctr oset<-
CslIst fsspeSl 00D1N1 .ssza
r10Rr F0LI0s. Mn1sao Dssks, Ls4lee 60
JIG Iukstands, and variety IL Hsney 2Atasn1y
for Ladics use, for sale IT O6pMNp
sspt6 1o0kssese.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23


g1VHk drsai csatral Route, connectinx the Allan
i tic cities with Western, Nsrthwesssrn aud south
western States. by : cgntinuoss Railway dirree.
This road also connects AZ p.ttsbnrs with daly line
Of steamer 10 ali porss on the Westeru RIVER. and
n Cleveland and Eandusky With Steamers to ali
ports on the Northvsstsrn Lake. making the most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded = ana from the Great West.
aArss ssswsss paILA usLrulA Amp rfrTssuae.
PIEsr CrAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks,1 (90c per 100 lb<.
Drugs Tin boxes and balet5
Feathers, Fars, dc, &c
ID ClAss. .-Domestio shsetirr,
shirting and Tickingtia orig
;-.p 49,, U.~-. n 49,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23
GREAT Attn CTlON
At THE

ssE NIB l. d s. X p n & H.
4 AM now receiving heavy stock of ssAsosAHLs
L eoobs direct from the Eastern cities. They are
ret second hard goods but fresh sna nice
good assortment and large lei, 10 suit all kinas
q customers.
Thereare hree things TO beeonsidessdsntrsdinr;
one IL to have the right kind OF goada aEoshsE 70
10 make the prices to sut and the thirds TO nave
accom- odating statesmen. Ny houses Posscts al
bese req and there 10 the piscs
get Good bargains.
Nv WINTERS STOCK consist n part Of the FOL
lowing Delaine~, soiid aud figured d. baire, m<fi
iss. lustres, plaids, linseys gnghsms cloths, cas-
siSercs, casinets. twseds, ieans, Canton nsnnsh,
wool Gannels all colers, opera Eanneis, wool com
forts, heods, nitts, gloves, bpsiery, table hEens
dasnssk, diaper, shaw long ard Bay state, men
wool shirts drawers, dele tics. blue snd brown
ticknys sbeetngs, hats and caps, boots and shosf,
and evcsy yahing usually feand in the dry gusds oe-
par tment. And in connection with tie sLese,
have a large stock of CRoCKEny WARE Having
recently recruited my stock, can otter superior
ina nee me ns in this Iise. Also, good assosiment
II choice FAMILY GROCERIES; in fact, every
thing In he merehHndr line, and II there is any
art. bic We eannot furnish, can Is II you here
End IT.
just drop in at the essNIMBLF FsIXfENCE," and
| l.ok nj these Aer aoods, which have net been on
hand since the year IL Affords as pleasure 70
show nice goods. You viii find then st
Nos G7, "a a. 100 Mstn.st.. keskn2s
O.ls2,dlw :. = BILLINGS.
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Just nECEIYEn.

a 1.-THE sign of the Big Shoe, ON Main Street, near
"A corner ef Sd another invoice of Gents, La
dies Misses and Chiiircn's wear, comprising all
me new les of the season. aud 10 which constant
additionsarc bsi6g made by fresh arrivals The re-
mAinder Of the stock purchased from the late arm
Of odsli Matisss wall close out at eost aud be
iow COST In order 10 make for ether goods na
on the way All persons wishing bargains in our
line, are requested to call and examine for them
seiyes We will also make 10 order, at the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen Is and Ladies wear
from the best material and in the lAissstyls good
it being guaranteed In ali eases
myl6d HUiSkAMp MA1LESs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23
NEW MlAIC

yXrEhaye just received. by American Express, the
w fbliowtng New Musie;
30 cop4es ~ illie's welcome home, answer to
"Niiiie We have missed you.
80 Oh. let ms die in Spring time.
so Gentle Annie, b. stephen Foster
80 Carry me heme to die.
i.nai PATRICK GROUSE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

nAIKiCk a ckul 81 have this day received PET
L Express. the following mutic for Piane;
fILLMokE sCi.oTTlsCH,
FEEMoST PoLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
loo eopies"wilIie We have missed you,
loo .. 4 Bells Polka. and fine collection ~
New sonss W altses and p-ikas for auitsr.
sept Sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

THO M PKON 4 ,DR lDGEW.
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
/yoLD Fob, Guard and Yes. Chains 1t 81 MAin-st.l
NJ for sale low. (jan3d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

DENTAL SUR HG ElsY.
nR. r. d. BARBER would respect -
II fully infoYm his patrons and the
psbsis gsnsssliy, thai he has Attsd opV1yYyH
handsome snits sf rooms, spsring
nssther pains psnse To ms he them elegant snd
e@nfsEtahe In the brick bsiding, west aide ef Sd,
bsewssu Main and johnson streets. Ths nh fnl for
past fsvsSs, be soliets csatinsanee sf the Same.
- Allspsrssians warranted.
apS1Adiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

pk-S- q. .tWrrEkOGR. NJ .. =. LtrFLx.
Drs. ROafeDges 4 GsAeste.
uAviS0 a<uociatsd themselves II he tsastios at
thssr professions, rsspeettuliy o1cs their servi
ees 60 tbs pnbiie-
20 One. Third styset between Main and John
soa, over Shiry cigar stors. where one The 9th.
sr 81 thea may BE- cans .Antly found. DR.. Littlef
ts.idsnce In the Dsdley Uousr, corner u Main and
sth sh. ldccI3-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

KEOKUG n - SsWs.e ywnssHs
s.F,s.-., ~ =. DawAen = SEN.
u LWAHb keep - hand good stock ~ the frst
"A qaAltty - 1arhls, which we will sell at the
vsry lowest rasGe.
The Best kisd " vcrkn anship guaranseed. and
orders ssssitfd Tor plain and ornamental styles In
Ship on Third street, bct. Main snd 9iondsau.
.sept4 .es1r-lly.
'I S 4 ID1sNCM GAnDAEA.
1UaI Seseived, ~ tie Kate ysaneh, n large sap
" ply Of French Candiss of every description, at
.gA A. \. OHMEk'E.
taAl-d - Thrd-st.
nDnMON NTY19-x Naraalvs q, ,6aets sssans.r
W tA.n nslisa, By yieseria Moss Fuller. Jsss
rseelysd At O0DRN,S
aesls-1 clsy 1sehsAass. - Asia.ss.
= slaail Rarn fOe paIc.
a FARM soutaising - oesM, - r II hsiae -
kahs md = 4ils lssn Msl1Ast ysspnstjsulsss s..
quiynska 1DGARD KIlD0UUm3 Eesksk, . 81
- n b aa.eoo d. ss.e, |.
striag Prairie, Isvs, Asg se-dAuu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

fRONT-ST.-.--........-ET.k MADISON, IOWA.
II AZ been enlarged and thoroughly rsaoyated,
= = and 10 aow large and eommoaioss establish
.snt, ,convenisntto the atsamboAt landing, sad N
ths vsry centre Of husineas.
- Sndersignsd hAs funisbsd IL throughout II
The very best style, ard trusts that long cxperi-
sncs in tho business win esAble him to give general
satisfaetion.
Oct. 20. 1885. d4uH b. r. ROE.
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0EO. O. DIxoU. sssg8aRs4
A TnokN0f AND coENsELL0k AT LAW.
IA Ono< ssDOssd 10 Ssople's buitdiBg, 8soond
sfssss, Astvsse Asis Aad Johasss, ksskuk, Iowa.
Nss. 11-Axa -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23
CHURCH NOTICE.
CHATHAW SQUAHB MExHODlHTE 2 CHURCH,
~ on thc esrnef Of tn ana Morgan streess
esnvicss. -HsbsasA - lsl .. n, and Al Up. N.
Sabhsth scheoi q 8 p. n.
Prayer Mersise 7hursday, 7p.m.
kev. !. q. SMITH, Pastor,
RaAAsesen Orleans -, ~. lnAAua l2th.
Ksckuk, Jsa. 5s-diy +

gso. >. pAun, =. b.. A.n. cARpEHrKn ~ o.
Drs. Rage u CaSpe mfer,
HAVIN0 Axsocialed thxmseivcs in the prnetice
i y Of their profession IN Its various Manches,
can Be foAnd - their ONCE east side Of u street
bstsrrn Vain aod Johpsop, next door 10 Apder-
son's bank Residrnce of the former On ina street.
estwssn johnson aud EKeh4ngej Of the latter, At
the ohee. ffebt-d
ONcAsrs nCG0gln and LescAor
Lave sssociated theDsalvss In shs prastios Of
L Medicine. wiz esntIAne 10 skaeOd 10 eeassl-
tatsa ~ ali csses, AMI ~ aey rsenifra distenes Ow
Ing " the spacioasasss of thsir e1ce nons, and .
large Ilbesry u Ms ksss medical wesks sxtAni.
thsy pspsarsl " Escsise sod iustsnst lasre class
Of pupikA. ssa gss So .ssafs
0@ss 10 aAA post building" ID story, 81 ~ q.
between Main 4ud Johnson.
Oonssltation hours hetucsn II o'olsck, A. n, sad
liz N. ;anB'57d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
LATEST NEWS.

hn"iin st"n'- Eamiiy-Wiu IL br "a warning
correspondent of the Boston Journal says
that the wife of Huntington. the forger, has been
stripped of her home and her all in one hour
The sheriff has sold her house over her head
Tier jewels. valued at Sl5,0 900. are with the Bel
dens. What has heen done with the vast sums
OF money Huntington had none can tell. But
Ills Is true that want. like an armed man. has
come into his family. And to keep herself from
absolute want she has been compelled to part
with her clothes aud her little ornaments and
remnants of better days So the career of crime
has one moro beacon set up in the pathway Of
life--one more family has been hurled from the
summit of high position and honor in moment
--one more wife and mother TO gather up her lit.
tie children. on whose hands dishonor has been
stamped, without their fault black a tn brand
Of Cain, and 20 out from comfortable home To
meet want, and scorn, aud brave the cold. CLASSY
eye of the world. and feel the hot breath of its
sneer-one more example is given To us to teach
how the same talents which led To big crime and
the prison. employed Alright could confer honor
and permanent success ON the possnssor. and be
a blessing TO the land. Like convict who falls
from ship. Huntington has parted and agitated
the waves for Il moment, and gone down beneath
the surge. and the rolling food sweeps over hi,
place, and the tide of life waves on forgetting
that he ever lived. But who will be counselled,
warned, saved by his end E! Who will believe tie
lesson that thousands of years hive taught that
integrity and honor are tho only paths to perma-
nent success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
Anotllrr KniIIOui q hri.lcnf

The New Haven Palladium. of Wednesday,
contains the particulars of sad railroad ncci-
dent which occurred upon the New Haven Rail.
road on "Wednesday morning:
As the mail train. which left New York a. 7 ~
clock. a. NJ. for this city, approaching Mil
fo d this morning. it encountered wagon con
tanning two men, named VIM. Kelsey an Gilbert
Nettleton. They were crossing the track in COW
cred wagon, and it is supposed, did not the
train which was approaching around curve
The wagon was struck between the fore and hind
wheels and was instantly demolished, Mr.. Kel-
sey wus thrown upon the track, and showed some
thirty rods before the train could be stopped, he
lead when picked up, his head having been
awfully manged under the cow catcher. Mr.
Nettleton was thrown upou the bumper, in front
Of the locomotive, and when taken off WAS insen.
sible,and apparently nearly dead though no limbs
appeared to have been broken. They resi-
dents at Milford and were brought to the station
in that place, and medical aid called. The usual
warning was ven, and the bell was being rung
at the time of the accident When first discov-
cred by the engineer--which was but moment
before the collision, the track being curved ut
that point-the horse they were driving was GO
ing at full speed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

three DAYS snow storm which visited the West was
one of great violence, and many persons were lost,
and some persisted in the snow. Sunday evening be-
fore last, MI and Mrs. Wilton and son, of Pleasant
Valley were lost the prairie returning home from
church After struggling through the accumulated
drifts for several hours they left their train and wan
dercd about bewildered and exhausted till Mrs W.
sank in the cold embrace Of death. After fruitess
and desperate efforts the suffered the same fate
The father struggled on nervcd by despair IN :
clock in the morning, when he reached habitatlon
eight miles from his own dcsolatc home, As soon rs
possible he retra1ed his steps with friendly aid but
when his wifi, and child were reached they were col |
in death. The agony of the husband and father may
be mauinel-C IereiUtd LeadT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

The following is an extract from recent
speech by Brigham Young. Prophet Of the Nor
mons. to his followers in Utah;
They have succeeded in making US an organ
lied territory, and they are determined TO make
us an Independent State or government ana, as
the Lord lives. it will be so. The congregation
shoutt i Amen. say, as the Lord lives we ar"
bound TO become II sovereign State III the Union.
or an independent nation by ourselves anu i'I
them drive us from this place if they can: they
cannot Ia If. do not throw this out as ban
ter. You Gentiles and hickory and Eastwood
Mormons can write it down if You please; but
write il as speak it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

PETITIONS OFFERED IN TIE SENATE FROM THE
ALEXANDRIA, LoCDotN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD
CoMPASY.--A petition from the President Of the A.,
l.. and II. Railroad Company was offered by Mr. Hun
ter in the [. 5. Senate Tuesday, asking grant Of
public land to aid IN the construction of their roud.
The memorial states that by this road highway
will be opened from the seat of government to the
great West which will be fifty miles shorter than by
any existing railway route that the fact of the con-
siderable saving OF distance between the seat ogovern-
mcnt aud the West aud the greater expedition which
Will be shortly impaired to the transportation of the
mails troops and munitions of war, is the whcI
urged upon the consideration ofCongrcss as an ar
gument in favor of the aid which they solicit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
SECOND DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL. OF THE NORTH AMERICAN,

Thu North American arrived here with Liverpool
dates to the 2ith nlt. Flour steady. Wheat ad-
'aneed I'd Corn advanced Gl. Consol1 ac-
count, 9ia9s
France has notified Austria that Napoleon will not
accept Anstra's and Euglands Interpretation of tho
Belgrade affair. Prussia Is cocctuga AN army for tho
invasion of Switzerland, The latter Is raising 90
600 troops. The Persian war Is progressing, but is
unpopular in England
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
Murder Will Out.

-Four years ago. young man named Michael
Mccarthy, of Hudson. N. Y. was found dead
in Claverack in field. He had been there at
a ball, and, it supposed, had got into row
and been murdered. No clue was found to the
discovery of the murderers. The affair was al
most forgotten until Monday last, when young
man named Denny Cummings, of Johnstown,
while intoxicated, told young McCarthy's father
that he present at the atfray, and that
Michael had been struck down by one Andrew
Dolan. The parties have been arrested, in order
to undergo an examination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
The Ocean Steamers.

Hon. VIM. Cost johnson of Maryland, has
written letter endorsing Hon. A. Dudley Mann's
scheme for direct trade by means of mammoth,
steamers between the waters of the Chesapeake
and Milford Haven in England. He proceeds t."
advocate the advantages of that portion of tn"
Chesapeak shore near Point Lookout TAT the
mouth of the Potomac river,) the American
terminus of this Ocean line. The Patnxent which
empties into the Bay 30 miles north of Point
lookout, and the ST. Mays which emptes into
g.. the Potomac tea miles from the Point, are par
ticularly specified.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
SALES BY AUCTION
BY BRYAN AKERs. Auot'f.


a
~ and Fashionabla DRY GOODS at Auction A great
bargains Having the above
win sell at tho Store recently occupied by II
West OF the Norve House commencing
morning January 9th at 10 clock and day
until all "a Opposed Of at 10 AN snd2 and Ct NJ Sales 10
and = o'clock tot the Lndics
Tho Stock consists In part OF French English and American
Broad Cloths Docskns, tassmerss Tweed sc; Silk and
Nestng black and fancy silk Crayais Scafs SILK
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves Hosiery. Se.
LADIES DREss GooDsReh silk. (pad. changcable aud
black Brocade Saith and Robe Dresses French Cashmcrcs
French Gala Plaid 1ouoso Pharmacies English and Ger
Mernos coburgs. Apacas Lussnrcs Debage Persian
Cloth English and American Prints and Ginghams Cot,ons
Ne Hosiery In great variety,
sH,wis -tlogant Embroidered aud Plain Canton Grape
sw nroehc long and square warranted ireo from cotton
miSre1 Printed Plain French tashmerc Scotch Rob Roy
Empire and Hay STATE long aud square all WOOL Scars Gents
iShRwls. Ne, Ac.
nIsu LhNsNs-Doublc Satin Damssk aud Snow Drop, Ia
e'los ta aixes) line Napkins Dnes Brown Table Cloths
ino aud extra tine lrlsh Fronting Linens To" cling Lnon
Cambria Handkorohoi-, Ar,
Ao. Masoios Couutepanos Lsncaaor Quilts. Blankets,
flannols Sc all of which WILDE put npn loa lengths TO
purchasers aud sold without hence stock
been ed for that aud high that
lint little time Will lie apcntin oonv erting u Into cash
p SSeas To be reserved tor thu adde's their paren
~ attention Ia called 10 the stock ni Shawls
Ia BRYAN AkERS Ancr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

We deeply regret to learn mat this indefati-
gable explorer whose fame fills the civilized world
Il snow lying quite i'll at Havana, His many
friends and admirers will deeply regret 10 learn
that his health is in critical condition, and sin
cerely h"pe that he may yet recover and live to
enjoy the rich harvest Of fame and honor he had
SO fairly won. PhHa. Penn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

The Columbus tGa) Eaqairer states that o'd iof
Gen Walker has gone also from Georgia SIX 'hou-
sand muskets were lately manufactured by Messrs'
Drake 4 Co.. which have been sent PAST Apaiachco-
Ia some where in steamer fitted out for the occa-
sion and the suggestion is that they have gone to
Com Wnlker
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
VI arlAetS.

Nav YoaK, Jan. s.-flour tending downwards.-
State, Sc 10 to SIS 30 Southern unchanged Wheat
steady White 81 Go To 81 6s Rec 81 30
BMrlNoRr, Jan. 8.--Flour SO IL. Wheat and
Corn unchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

The funeral Of Mrs. Daniel, at Washington.
took place Tuesday Her remains were accom-
panied TO their resting place in Oak Hill Cemee-
ry, Georgetown by numerous array OF noufn-
lug friends. The President of the United States
members of the Cabinet, judges of the Supreme
and other Courts of the District, and officers of
the Army and Nayy,were amongst the attendants
at the funeral
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
s;n;s,er from Great Britain.

The National Intelligencer of Yesterday states
that Mr.. Viers brother of Lord Clarendon. has
hoo, Amounted Minister to tho United States
sr,.n Gr At T., tam aud lha, he is probably now
ON H. way 10 lhi, country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
MAR ID,

p At Columbus, Georgia. on the 10th ult, by the
Ns'. DIR. Pierce, Col. Thomas J.. Macon OF New
n Uneans, formerly of Lynchburg, to Mrs, MARY H.
" Esq
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
b \ L Il L EG r A PHI .


WASHINGTON, jan s.--rhe Acquia Creek boat was
unable To leave this morning in consequence of tho
Ice in the Potomac
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

m ne Key. Nr. knckle will deliver sermon at the
N a'lon of the Young Mems Christian Association,
NJ young men of this city, on Sunday next, at
VI at St. Pnus Church.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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POsipOnensGnt.
Tho above Hale postponed day Of Fehruar,
next e. i, WILLS, Trustee


A tob SALE OF VARIABLE
" SLANES-y virtue of decree Of tho County Court
Amherst county made Mt the December term 1856
therein pending Morrss Morriss undcrs ,npd
Commissioners In said decree named will proceed pedlar
hiia in the Amherst. Saturday al
January 1897 to sell by public highest
bidder the Slaves In said decree mentioned
Men, two Women aud children. These slaves with one
oHcepton) a aud unusually oly and valuable
aud must he sold for distribution
The sale will a of monhg purclagers
executing bonds with good personal security
TllOS N. EIBANK,l
j. DU DIZZY DAVIS, ) Comm rs
JNo. PRYOR,
dee till7ian Ron couv
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Citp aMO &tats a6airs,

SHARrLEy To-SIGHr.-Sharpley, acknowledged TO
he the best negro delneator and eommedian we have
ever had here, performs tonight nj Dudley Hall. Let
ma all 90 and give bin full house. He deserves it,
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

KpEArON n PATTON.
Il Commission and Forwarding Mrrchans.,
RICHMOND. Va.
Devote their entire attention the sale of Country Produce
description purchase Of goods for their Gus
kCirr Col Wm NJ PcSton Roanoke, D. II Peyton, ESQ,
Montgomery q. W McGhosney, Esq, Botctouri Col T. J.
Randolph. Abemarle; lion. Jno NJ Patton Richmond
Inn Il Dtu
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We are requested 10 call the attention of the Prcsi
dent of the Relief Society to this subject