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DENTAL. HURGEMH.
nk. r. s. BARBER would rrspect- -
~ fally inform his patrons and the
psLlie fsssrsily. that he has sttsd sp Q0YYY
. AAodsoas suite VI rooms, sparing
ssiaheS paiss 0v expense to nske thea elegant aoe
esmfertsble, in the brick building, vest side of ID
hetweeo Main sad Jshnson streets. Tbsnkfsi f0'
past fsvees, be soic'ts a eontiuaanos sf the same
- Aitoperations warranted.
apS1tdiy
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PGIzE aONtERT!

PATRlC 4 CROU Sc
ID EsffC1fllll Inform tltir lssions nfd The
IN pubic genersii, that they have resileIs
tAsir aistrilltien until the ss,nngd the 80 "
FEBRUARY, ut which time IL will pssiiissiy take
D ace, and a 4, ,mp.n attn to ihess Ut ssy os
disappointed hy tins delay, an enisItaiImshs "
vocal aud ins nsusic wll be given On thss
evening.
distribution Tickets will admit 10 tho Concert.
Tickets iar Goieert ~ esn's.
Place made kn.wn and Programme paiiish.d IN
due time.
We have some Of the 6rest Fr.neh Niolins ever
brought to this try. which ~e are selling Tor
So aAd giving IL Tickets ior t.nsrt and ossui-
sGsiun. =.
Tire Guiiars made by Hall Son, SO and ~
Iicksts. Second -st., between Main and JohLson-
dcc26- -dlf
DATRICK a GROUSE have this day received per
i Express the following music for Piano:
fILLAoRE stl.t11lstH,
FREMONT P0LkA,
BUCHANAN polka,
100 copies "WiIiie We have misssd yoc,
100 =. Bells Polka, and . fine collection 81
New Songs. W altscs and p-lkssf f'a 81.
sept l6,d
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y. 0Au0NED,
Hovth side Main H.. Aet- 18th snd llth. Hs.krk
MANCfAcTCRKe Hosse Esd 0saSs Yer6 nail
~ tse, verasdshs, Crates ard 6aspe, Deess ~
Skaters 0f Sheet Iroa, 1t very low raIss,
Ht Also ntteuas to ali kinda q ususe euithiee
neyJ sdA w3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

oDo. y. n CaAAy. Soay naucn-
MecsasY 4 0sNcs,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
-.
ntRlcB Ia urshsu . hai ~, - street Aet vees
~ Aaaa and J.hpsoa.
fssDpt sllaatios given 10 coilsetiag ssA sssss-
tsg slAiss SD cosseysseisg.
Titles t. real estate xaaioed and Ns<Arial husi-
Dcss transoctcA- nov 1e-Aiy
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LAND OFFICE.
BRERDRN 4 MARKHAM

BREBDEN 3 HARRISON
A frOkNkfS ssA Cosaseisoss at Lee, ssd aesaIa
"A fss ths PareAsss end sale u nsaa nssass Cst
tssssa4 asA aosarsi bssissss astsnAsd to pesuvtIv
titles examined. snd large asmbsr ef city lsa.
snd farm always for sale.
O6se between Main and Jehnsou On Second street
mySi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

FAN n u Il 0AuNfEs
Ne Ok mn Planning and tieestnO @ssss
Corner Of T. ard Bfae sN.. fhf Ksckv1 sAt
Feyi De- Hossss Rritross Grres,
nFALEESi II LuHb. In -. reugh, nsnsfseior-
II err Of Doors, shutters Hnas, snth. Is.rard
Window Francs MonldirgN.i tsefs siys ard at
tern, Flooring Wta'hei lesH7'rk slsitng Nsn-
ties, Rase, PiiastyYs. n6 tlaEr ~ Iattnf.--
PiAnsd and matched Lu ,shes from a. - irchss In
width.
A large assortment af the above named articles
ccnstsntiy ON hard.
Planine and saving done teosder on short notice.
streasonshie prices, ard warranted 10 riesse.
fA-Particniarsttentien paid to GiliTg orders fer
country buildings complete.
Krnf uk. July s-dAwn
NEW 8OOWA.
ID TFLr Axe and SaddsiaEs. and oiasr Astssres,
II Nv Rev wm. II. MilbSrn. For ssIe -
a.sisd fGDEEE
City Ecotster~ 5, Rsir-st.
/, = q BOxES Glassware srd Insse~ Eisss q
lou kEYN0LDS' Or~s 6tasA
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.voR BILLS OF LAniso, APPLY TO
NEAL, ABIoTa Co.
VIRGIL iiiLLlEE, Ne IS Broad Street
y. Is. BRookE, yEH YoRx
LOUIS FoNTAINE
Mark packages, Meal, Abbot 4 Co.'S Express
sept2b-d
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Jg5NT MECEVyEp.

I've wish To make room for our new stock tos A.
"A rive on the first baat, will dispose of the re-
mAinder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at and
below cost.
We wiii DC glad TO see ali who wish bargains D
Boots and Shoes. TJ ELLIOTT 4 CO.
mchgAd
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s09A bUhas. wA. G. n81rGnD
011os = BeAsgen,
w nissioa nssehasts, Lsvss, Ksskuk. IeVa.
Jaiy q. I855.--dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22
NEAL, A q HOT a. co.'s
Time Exprcss.

SEth MAJ, hbei fvHk I py,.
TANNER, ANDREWS Co., Chicago. Spsc.si Acss
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MoLGE0 4 BECK,
A TTokNkf5 - Law and Solicitors in CAeosssy
"A Agents f.r the iavesiig Of Lasd Titiss =,
the parcaass ssd sale ef ksAi Estate siIl Asrsal
Ter pssstsee - ssd ssgalaTiy ailssd shs Distsse
Ceasts u keoksk aaA r. Nsdiseu, and Of the ssAe
soaatiss Il the 4ifst ysdieial Dsstrss q Isva =
viii sise pfscisss IN The Sspssas Csus II he 1aaa>
II. Asissvu. fsb. u, I653.-dif
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22
KEOKUK THURSDAY JANUARY 22 1851

.c...cv nxv,v.
yOaasON DAvGns . DO., s~.77-
(Ssceessoss b Davies 3 Hass.l
WHOLESALE DEALERS In
Boots and Shoes,
Ne. lis Asis-st. betwssa stA asd sth,
sepeaeaAv KH0KUk, IOWA.
q. ODERTOP,
SIGN or THE Bio FIDDLE,
Aata-st., bst. I'd and Sd KEOEUK
DRALGn ~
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
Musicst lassvsnssss, sAss Gnns,
ssp3dAwy Pisssis, &c.
Cummins, Seaman 4 Co.,
STAPLE ANU FANCY D1Y GOODS,
No. IL Dsy, AND l7s fvLssn srx.,
fsbl4dly Nav Yoag
EO - AnO =. HOA,
civil ENgieess aaA savveyov.
htFlCk % sssond BtSsst, opposite the Atbe-
~ soa1, up stairs. Lots laid out ia Reid D,
kilbsasss's, snd Assoa's Additioss, and say a h-
~ sssisess In bis iise performed with pronptsess
ssd aosssacy.
Keskak. .Jase 10. 'ss--diy
OoesoRs Mc00gsn anA Lesehsp
LAVE associated ths1sslvss In the ps,eties Of
- As4Aeaas. VIII s0atissc te aeteud 10 ssosal-
tasse - all cases. and 70 sny required distaoes 0w-
iag 70 Tie spselossnsss VI shsir o0os sso0s sod .
lesgs lieerry of The beet medical works sxtaut,
sssy es.pstssssd 70 rsssvs asd isrues aasgs elsss
d. 10 shs .sPsst LsibdisK," ID story, % q u.
bDe0esn Main and Johassn.
Ceosaltasion hours bstveen II o'clock. A. ~, snd
if.A. jsns's5d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

"A TfORNEi ~ ksu, wul prasaiss In Lee end ths
a s4jo.s,ag sasaisss, aad IN The SsVrsss cssss
Oncs v.sa r. v. Potter, ksl. sp ssalrs, - Msis
sessss, hst- ~ Asd Sth.
kstsss - y s.rs. Astasvic, CAitsesAss . o., Gel
Geml =. Css,is. Bsrns 4 Rsstssa, Csx 6hslley
90 Poet. j. Y. STAFFORD. fs.sl1AIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

WE have just received three msrnihcsntna anc
w Octave Rosewood Pianos with entire iros
frame and ciren isr scale. Afro. one seccnd-Asnd
Gilbert Piano tAlmost newl fer rent OF sAle at .
bargain.
A lot Of Taylor = approved music stools, and In
da rutttr no covers, with al. the new and late
sheet music.
On hund = rood assortme Of Melodeoas And
Aolicous PAIRIGkA 4 GROUSE,
Second street bet. Main / Johnscs.
Augo5d Neck
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City Of Ksoksk. IevA,-06ce on Second ST., hstuss
Main and Jshnson.
nk. H., In addition TO the usual
II astAeds OF asserting srtiheisi teeth
u Ia posssssion of the exclusive right 0lJYY(
fW this city Of mounting the "eoatinu-
sas gan wosk, ~ axivsrsally admired for tAst
bsasty and cleanliness.
lie b also mounting t.sth on 0atta PsrcAa.
"a lRSAA
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- STAR CLOTHING sroRE-H. sTRAUs
~ SCp. have removed their stock Of Clothinx
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
30 No % Nam street door 10 T. &. Dilings where
they will happy to ether old friends and man
ones.
g. Our spring stock will be received At an
early day, when weshail present unusual advanta-
Cos u the trade feb.va
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n9J. =. PofrsHGka. DE- ,. H. LrrfLE
Ovs. POsseageT 4 Ltss1e,
AyING a-socistsd the emss yes in ths practice o
thair profession, esp,csfsiiy oGss their servi
80 &C the pablo.
- -O1e', Third STREET, between Main and John
sen. over 6ehlry's cigar stEe where or the 9th
q sf them nay bs c.nssstiy fosnd. Dr. Little I
ls.idess in the Dsdlsy u0use, corner of Main Aat
esh sts. fdeels-a
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MERCHANTs' wESTEnNluNE.

FOR FREIGHT. Apply TO
NEAL. ABBOT 4 CO.,
g. BROOKE. No SIS Broad Street.
VIRGIL HILLYfK, NEW york
LOJls EoATAINE,
fs~ptso-d)
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NOTES ss rho Pvinetpies and Pvartiess q II
IN Bsptiat Chsvrh. By FrAa~;s w~yland. vos ssall
byg f4eslil CApEA DAlLxY.
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Ne 81 JsAason-ss bet. I'd = ID, KgoKUK. IOWA
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u EOKUK Ledge No. l3, I. o. o. r., xn.
nasess every Monday night at .
o'cisck, at Odd Fellow Hall, corner
Fourth snd Main street,.
PuehesAetuck Lodge, No. ~, I. o. o. =. meets sv
ssy Friday night st O'Clock, ~ Odd Fellews Hall
Puehsehetsek Eoeamrment. No Z, nests on the
Arst asA third Thursdays ~ every month, ~
e'eleck p. H., at Odd Fellows Hall.
All srssAses In good stasding invited TO sttend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
Gevernsr Of X aasns.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says: The new Governor for Kan
sas. Mr.. Walker. had an interview with the Gao
met. and notified the President that he accepted
the appointment, but would be unable To lrn''
for Kansas before the 1st of May. The admin
is,ration desired th,.t he should 60 immediately
To obvia,e the necessity Of bis leaving at once
he suggested that the secretary whom he had Sc
lected. Frederick +. Stan,on.of Tennessee-who
understand has accepted the position after
vast deal of urging might leave as seon as his
instructions were made out. and assume the
Governcrship unit, he arrived. This arrangement
will doubtless be made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

\ meeting wn- held Thursday night IN Tue
Tabernacle al y. y. far the purpose uf pfom"' =
ing iri.h emigration To the West pursuant to the
proceedings of the convention held in Butfalodu-
ing the " nter nf $50 81 The interesting al
dre.s on the suhjsct was delivered by Rev Mr.
Tracy. Of ST. PAtiick's Settlement. Nebraska
territory. Some sarpri-r. however, was GRATED
b. Bishop hughes rising in the gallery and III
a few rematk-, "ppn.ng the scheme, alleging II
"a he II mere innd speculation. lrishmen,he sad.
should 60 To the West now Us a distinct body
Ike Mornon.. but as free aud Independent o''l-
zen-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

About six O'Clock thi, morning the bodies of
two men were found in lime kiln belonging TO
Mr.. Joseph Bilorough, on Wood street, between
Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets. One
Of the bodies not injured by the fire, and the
death of the poor wretch was evidently eausedh by
sufocation This body was recognized the
remains Of ar elderly man named Stewart Laws,
who was well known in the neiehborhood a. u
drunken vagrant. The other body was 81 shock
inglv disfgured that il was impossible Ia recog-
nize the remains. The head aud arms of the de-
ceased were burned off, and the rest Of the body
was literally roasted. From circumstance, it is
believed that the body last discovered was that
of young man named Sheridan. The latter
had recently become addicted to very iatemprr.
ate habits, and like Laws he led vagrant life,
sleeping wherever he could burrow. 1t is u com.
mon expedient for the poor houseless wanderrr,
in that section of the city, Ia stretch thrm,rlvc.
out at night beside lime kiln. 81 a. Ia have the
advantage of the heat it sends torih.-P ha. Bm.
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apueubur0 CirnintaN.
"wednesday Morning. April 1. 1851,


We are authorized 10 state that Mr. r. Is
Deane has. at the urgent solicitation OF numer-
ous citsens. consented to again represent THIS
CITY in the House ii Delegates. This will be
gratifying intelligence not only to his immediate
constituent. ba, TO all who are familiar with his
ability. zeal aud energy in promoting the best
interests of Virginia. With enlightened aud On
lareed views on questions of State policy, large
stores of information and experience, and untring
industry in the prosecution Of what be undertakes,
Mr. Deane is one OF the most useful members Of
the State Legi sIature; and we sincerely glad
that he consents 10 continue his connection with
that body
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
Gen. Washington and Washin gto. Irving

Mr.. irving mas himself seen GeneTAl Washing
ton. He said there was some celebration going
on ia New York, and the General was theie 10
participate in the ceremony. My nurse" con.
tinued Mr.. Irving "a good old Scotchwoman,
was very anxious for me 10 see him. and held me
Up in her arms as he rode pasi his. however,
lid not satisfy her; 50 the next day, when walk
ing with me ia Broadway, she espird him in
shop; she seized my hand. aud darling in. ex-
claimed in her bland Scotch: Please. your ex
eellencv. here's BARN that's called after yet -
Gen. Washington then turned his benevolent
face full! upou me. smiled laid his hand upon my
head, and gave me his blessing. which," added
Mr.. Irving earnestly, i have reas TO believe
has attended me through life. | was but five
Years old. yet can feel that hand upon my head
even now,
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som.,.ir. Good n- Endia Esnbber

\ correspondent oil the Scientific American
sends that paper "A specimen of substance which
ba- the property of India Rubber. but is produced
In all the States Of this country south OF - de-
grees ana i in solid form 1t may easily be redu
ced to II suitable shape for exportaiion. The editor
says it look. Ike the real caouichouc dis
ooverrris Joseph f. Ware aud if the article pos
sesses the physical properties Of India he has
make discover Of ine.tinable value.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
Summary OLE NEMs.

SUMMARY OF NEWS.
lhr most exciting topics, during the last fort
night have been tho impeachment of our State
treasurer. DR.. Bates. and Comptroller Whitman.
by the Assembly and the proceedings consequent
thereto. TLp Senate has adopted n resolution
IL III rs II High Court for Impeachment on the
case Of the Treasurer. on the 9th of the present
month"; aad IN that of the Comptroller on the OH
DR. Bates has since been arrested on two sepa
inie charges Of felony and held to bail in $40,
oOJ ON rarh charge Rowe. who was committed
toP,i,on for refusing In answer the Grand Jury
>ilil remains in custody.
The famau, Ned Mct;owan, who aided in the
mud of Jas King, of William. gave himself up
10 the authorities of Sacramento The people
show disposition 10 let him be tried by law.
prize haht took place at Orovill" on Saturday
last. bctw,sn two men named Kelly and Scollin
ger in which the former was nearly killed.
Fifteen Chirnmen were recently arrested at
San Anlrra., for gambling and fined $500 each,
which they refused to pay, aud were sent TO
jail
Governor johnson has off red reward of So,
800 tor The mnrderers Of Sheriff Barton of Los
Angeles.
M movement has as yet been taken in the de
eimal currency matter in California.
john Hyde. an ex-Alormon Elder. is lectnring
against that sect 10 large congregations, in va
rous parts of the State.
Nl't tllt'll were kilItu bN Inc explosion OF u
steam boiler AT Sacramento on the 2Sth OF Febru
ary.
On the same day Mr.. John Davis was shot dead
by Mexican on the san joaquin. from whom
he was attempting orecovrr some stolen horses.
destruction of property I" the amount Of $50.
nOD was caused by the breaking away of reser-
sor on Deer ClcrE. above Nevada, on 18th Feb
ruHry.
From al parts of the mines the reports are
most favorable. Water is now abundant every.
where, aud is to be had in many localities where
it could not be found for years past. Owing To
this, many rich places in the dry diggings are
being worked that could not be before. Quartz
mining is attracting much attention, and is gene
rhliy rennherative. The same is true of tunnel
ing and nlher deep operations New diggngs are
being constantly discovered, many of which are
rich and extensive.
\ rJch depo>t Of coal has been found near
Mormon Island twenty two miles east If Sucra-
mento City, near the terminus of the Railroad.
III" Governor has granted an unconditional
pardon to William Stonpcifer. under sentence of
death for the murder of A. Richardsonin Sacra-
mento.
Frank Moore shot Alex. Clanahan through
the heart, at Grass Valley, on the 2ls of Febru-
airy.
Doctors Ryer aud Langdon after two netfec.
tua attempts, fought duel near Stockton Il few
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

fntery and became sary distress used this mcd
according The directions and cured in three days
Ny also attacked with pain in the stomach, in
qnenec IL eating after lit Of sirkness she
eved la minutes after taking this medicine To use her
words she said she felt the pain after she had tn
ken quick you could lump Of dissolve
burnt badly the skin oil; APP
Pcd tn" medicine Immediately, and took the fire out and
healed The wound IN loss than healed be-
o children fell chair aud bruised its head
bad bat he hruie Dispersed by bathing in this
lis wonderful effect
curing wound htctrdby sons falling out Of doors and
cutting himself aiy the pain relieved and the
healed by tbs medicine In tact II is the best family
medcine used tor the Of colds coughs and
. complaints incident to .he human family.
PERRY VI. PECKMAN, Fall River
Far sale by Druggists Groeers and Medicine Dealers
where
M y DIV
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FROM sOITu AMERICA.

The latest dates from Brg1ia contain intelii-
genco that the propositions "t Mr. MORSE. espe-
eial Envoy In Granada, were under secret con-
-ideration. but there seemed 81 be little chance
Of mn annie bic al Istment. Ihrtone of the press
and Of a majority If Congress exhibits TIL hnter-
ct opposition. \ publication IN ii" Ell iampo,
Of what pnraorts to- he Mr. Mnrse'o instructions.
has created great excitement GA The l-thmus.
and the nalier- are anxious that the Government
shall refuse The propositions, although they ex
pect the result will be the military occupation of
the l-thmu, by the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

College with pleasure acknowledge the reception Of mum.
brr valuable Volumes Mr. f. b DkANt Of this city
This dsnterstcd aud manifest
welfare ELECTS hearty thanks the Kind donor
BLAKE l.. WDDDSDN, L.,
apr II JOHN q. HAITlIE )
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

this great county generously and noby ending tins
celebrated their patients and public generally,
ehecua cure for wounds and ulcers when all
9th means have failed
Sold manufactures No. ~ Maiden Lane New York
aud NJ 24 Strand LIIdoni by all Druggists At 25t,
G2lc E.. aul 81 per box. mar p div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ALkMINAI. OF IIlE nI.LINOls.

THE STATE nEBT DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The stcnm.hip Illinois arrived Mt New iorh
Saturday morning, having left Aeplnwall on the
morning Of the l9lh inst. She brings 81 i37, 1913
IN treasure aud BIB passengers of whom - are
descr'rr- from Walkers army. We make up
from the Alta Californian Of the 9th instant the
fnllnMinr;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

EiST received from the Nnrtheru tti composed Of we
- variety of Fancy and Staple. fo}ean and domestic
Goods TO Ice distributed among aud friends u"
the lowest possible prices for Cash.
olng many Cotton Goods at o prices notwithstahu'
m has been advance of fifty The raw mate
raj
cordially invite a call from all in want good and cheap
GuaAs. my old stand. JOHN g. MEM
iii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

d. ag..in which the latter wa severely wonn
De- IN the lrc.
I h. f.cing - 'ha people Of thl state iseyery-
sbrrr strung s.Hin-t equalization.
Edwnr susia 1t Bssfau was kidd % tew DAYS
ag.,. NJ Ysakse Jin's. ~ the falling If a aank in
t inBiag clam.
4 iarse nambrr II recruits went dam an the
sirlra Nevada L. j,p Nalser in Nicaragua.
Aaa-tacie . trciH. npi'fion. desperate.
hung ia m jsIi 1T Mauterry. where he Wa CON
fned ON IS eflarg. If murder on the 10Th ii Feb.
BY u band # men. who broke open the doors in
the night time.
Jaan Fieres. the captain,"f the band that killed
Sheriff Barton, was taken from thu all on the 18th
F.bfunrv hy .hc people. and executed.
The I'D II February. Wa>hingfon's birthday,
"a. generally observed throughout til" city.
Ihe principal wholesale e-,ubli shmeni. and bank
ine hou-es were closed.
The great trotiing match f thirty nils be
tween thu celebrated stallion, General lay and
IT, geldiag. Rather. came off on the 2lst ut.,
ser the mon Course. Tor pur.e at $1,000. and
~, won by Taylor in nne hour fpriy seven min
u. and fifty light seconds; boating Ratler. four
minutes aud twenty two seconds. The first mile
80 made BIZ III" stallion in tire minutes. and
the thriieth mile in four minutes and twenty
seven seconds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

We have hen rd of some astonishing be-
ing male Graths Electric Oh 1t
parts with remarkable effect and IN space
health regans its sway. 1t can be hal OF The
her ~ ad in another column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
COMMERCIAL.
REPORT OF Tile
Iyurhbu,g Tobacco and <;raiu Masi.e.,
coRREcIFD rYERY TUESDAY. IHURsDAY AND SATURDAY. ~
NOWIIS, .OoT n CO.,
c OMMIS SION Me II CHAN TS

ToBAcco.--The past week has been quiet Que ia
tobacco. The receipts continue light with M ar-
tive demand. Prices shade higher owng l.,
the light offerings the market; and change u.r
anotttions accordingly. Little no fine offered IA.
qualities being mostly frosted and inferior lugs:
Fine nannfactg lraf none in market good do non,
in market inferior aud dark do. ooftSl2 90; litu-
ufacturlng Tugs, 50htsl3; mean and frosted 10
5O1gS9 30.
The Louisville markets show advance in price,
AMI FIVE hhds shipped back from n Orleans, sold at
a heavy advance first cost
NnEAr.-Prces irregular with disposition to
take hold by buyers. Foreign adsices very unf,yos-
able.
FLouR-superine So 90; market quiet
GoRN.--S0c.
oArs-Supply equal TO the demand. We quote
NJ 6o@623.
NOWLIN, foot 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

L nix, Miss Lucy Ann
Fefs "DasTsssIsuTs0N''

- Ncs srarer Postage due today baD5e rats il not
la5l IN qdraHre
apr It RIO. II. GLASS = VI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

Our latest dates from this Territory are to the
26.a February
He Commissioners f,r examining the late In
la.a claims are Ia session at Salem. Good iron
orr has been found On /nulatih River. Miles
Winchester an old resident. committed suicide
GA He 9TH ut. On the l7th, Mr.. Mics Of Lane
Gaanfy. W. drowned IN one II In" -ough' of
IN Long lpn. An aaiiti nal wharf is TO be
bull at the city Of Portland. Father Pandosy,
the Catholic Missionary. having been taken pris
a,.or by Sklann, the Indian Chief demanded for
hl- ran.om two white w1men aud 2)O sacks of
faar. Tho winter Las been much more
than for many years before. the being
deep in the interior as 10 impede the roads. and
cause great suffering IL the stock. Most mill
tary operations had, IN consequence, been sus
pended