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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-26
United States Treasury State
mPnf,

WAsHINGToN, Oct. According to
the Treasury statement, by the returns
received to the 10Th inst, the amount in
the different repositories was over $13,
100000 The amount subject to draft
was $10,632, 555 The amount of recei pts
for the week ending that day was only
S443.3SO.
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Failuresin scotland and England.

Boston, Oct. 23.-Lettors from Eng
land by the Europa, report the suspension
of over dozen silk houses in Manchester
during the preceding week .-Rumors
were also current of the suspension of
communicating firms in Scotland
chiefly at Glasgow.
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UNIONROI,EL. NORFOLK,
+. A. BEATuN. PROPRIETOR.

NJ Menisett, L Cuthrel, B J Daily
n G; j p Shafcr, Morgantown; G w
Nicely, Milton Pa; E Chamberlaine, Geo
Scott, Baltimore H e Elliotte, Norfolk;
J A Band. j w Jenkins, B. Turner, N
Y; L Hutson, Lipscon; II L Sharpe,
Portsmouth,
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Street Fight in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 21.-In street
fight which occurred in this city this
morning Colonel Cechrell, proprietor of
the Commercial Hotel, was badly wound
ed by pistol in the hands of Dr. Hocke
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Failure Contra ictea.

TORONTO, Oct. 23.-The reported fail
ure of the Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany of Canada is positively denied by
the Secretary Of that Company
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1t is carved by the hand of an Italian ar
fist in solid rosewood, and was put by
him on exhibition at the Worlds Fair in
London some years ago, where it attract
ed much admiration. Other similarly
unique and beautiful articles are found
lavishly distributed throughout the splen
did parlors of this establishment.
There is an air Of quiet and refinement
about this Hotel, very different from
the vulgar hustle and the plebeian glitter
and ostcntation which characterize 50
many of our prcten'ir..s American first
class Hotels. a proof of the flultless
propriety and entire good taste with
which the GILMoR House is kept, may be
found in the fact that Lord Napier, the
English Minister, always makes it his
stopping place when in the Monument
City.
The FAIR.-An interview with a gen.
tlcman of one of the Committees of the
Agricultural Society, leaves us in the gra-
tifying conviction that we are to have a
very successful Exhibition this year. The
list of premiums is very extensive, a.
mounting to about $4,000. The prospect
is that large crowd of our neighbors of
the surrounding country will make them
selves our guests on the occasion; and we
pledge them hearty welcome to the
freedom of the city" Several Of the
newspapers circulating in our vicinity are
noticing the approaching event; and we
shall be glad of the opportunity of ex-
tending to their editors, if any of them
come, the inequalities, kindly although
meagre, for which our fraternity is distin-
g1ished
Quite a number of horses are in train
ing for tho Horse Show, some of which
promise to show considerable speed
Meanwhile, our own citizsns, we trust, are
doing all they can to add to the attrac-
tlvcness of the Fair. Let us remember
not only that each one of us may do some
thing to add to its eclat but that such is
our duty. 1t is general benefit, and de-
mands aid from all.
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Iowa Election

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-Returns from fifty
six counties in Iowa give the republicans
a majority of upward of 1900. The re-
pubicans have carried both branches Of
the Legislature.
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Disasteron the Lakes.

Chicago, Oct 23.-The steam propel-
Ter Reindeer, running between here and
Montreal, went to pieces at Point Ansable
on Monday, and all hands were lost ex-
cept two
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Bsg~ The net revenue of the Post Office
Department, from hostages collected dur
ing the quarter ending June 3oth, 1857,
at 25, 461 post offices, is $989, S42,37.
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m~ ExPresident Pcirce has been in
vited by President Buchanan to take pass
age to Madeira in the U. S. Steam frigate
Powhatan.
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Earthquake.

New YORK, Oct. 23.-The shock of an
earthquake was felt at Buffalo, Forest
Hill and Dayton, in this State, this after
noon.
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T AIDES Sole Leather Trunks,
IL Ladies French Style Trunks,

I AIDES Sole Leather Trunks,
IL Ladies French Style Trunks,
Ladies Cheap Trunks,
Ladies Hat Boxes.
Gents best sole Leather Trunks, Swclls or
oval Trunks, Iron frame swells or oval
Trunks, Wood frame folio Trunks, all sizes
"a to "a inches, packing Trunks of every pos
sblc description. Sole Leather Bellows top
Valices, plain sole leather Valiccs, Barrel Va
Ices, Boston Valices, every possible discrip
ton Of Valices, Carpet Bags enameled leather
and Cloth ingram Carpet Bags, Tapestry and
Wilton Carpet Bags, Pelishes, enarneled leath-
or and cloth. My assortment of the above
named goods is large and varied and can BIO
bought cheap for cash as it is very much
wanted.
oc23 l.. L. BRICKHOUSE,
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NORFOLK, "a.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Hail honored ages of grand progression,
While each one cings to his profession,
And science moves with onward motion,
To suit each hayward thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strange than modern wit can mention,
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
Though making graphic strides forever,
While reason urges proud ambition,
To strive for wondrous competition;
Yet in this age of glorious Art,
We can the need OF praise impart,
When meritorious efforts claim
! modest puff to gld the name,
And thus we call with honest pride,
Attention to the Painters Side,
Two men who bravcly know their calling,
Whose works are worthy of extolling,
Two model artists of the day,
And most obliging in their way,
Moreland d Jakeman--mark the name,
In Roanoke street you'll find the same,
Call at their shop number one,
You'll get the best of Painting done,
And whether Foe, Friend, or neighbor,
They'll charge but moderate for their labor,
So now invite each one and ALL
SO walk around, and give them call
oc 25-6m
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Segars, Liquors &C.,
NORFOLK FLOUR STORE.
No. Z, Union Street.

TNH E first and only establishment of this
Il description ever opened in the city. The
design of the subscriber is to have constantly
on hand, every thing in the line Of Brcadstuffs
of the best qualities, always fresh and at the
latest prices. Having the exclusive agency
for the City Block Mills, Baltimore, he can
always furnish the following Breadstufs:
Wilson u Canby's Excelsior Flour, family,
Extra and Super, in barrels and sacks OF
9S and 40 lbs.
Graham, or Dyspcptc Flour, in 40 lbs. sacks.
Middlngs and Rye Flour, in barrels and 40
lbs. sacks.
Buckwheat, in sacks of 2415 and 40 lbs
Corn Meal, in l 4 2 bushel sacks,
Mill Feed, in bushel bags. Wholesale and
ps5- These Brealstulfs are manufactured
expressly for Family use, and warranted
Any article not giving satisfaction is request
ed to be returned.
TERMS Cash ON delivery.
L. A. ABBOTT,
oc 26 No. I, Union street.
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TTOUSE wANTED.-Aco co,

HOUSE WANTED.-A COM l%ss a.,;gs
Ill Portable small sized dwelling MI n;
house near the business part of the ESSiiiI
city, at rent of not over 5000 per-hlas --A-
year is wanted for the ensuing year.
ALSO,
WANrED-A Cook. Washer and Ironcr.
oc 23-3t Apply at this Office.
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The grand jury in New Orleans have
found true bill against Blackwood, the
murderer Of Wright.
The Troy City Bank has gone into IL
quotation, but its stock in considered good
1t is one of the old safety fund banks.
A new building, owned by DR.. A. Tai
iaferro, near Culpepar Court House, Va,
was consumed by fire last Friday night.
The reported failure of Messrs. Whcan
e. Co., of Philadelphia, is contradicted.
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NEW RICH MILLINERY.

- NEW RICH MILLINERY.
MFRS. II. Il. Riddick, will open sHSsea
1VA ON Tuesday next the 18th inst, aeXSssaSS
further assorted stock of rich Millinery VIZ
viz: Pattern Hats, Head Dresses, Flowers
and Fancy Goods, which she will be happy to
exhibit to the ladies of Norfolk Portsmouth
and vicinity.
Calls are solicited, and every exertion will
be made to please.
oc 24-lw.
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DOY'S CLOTHING In SINGLE
ID pieces, or whole suits in large variety.
At Union Hall,
oc Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-16

was entitled to. The result Of this was, that
Nh. s., after making two visits to 81. Louis,
conclnded an arrangement, - snteFsd into
written contraos, ~ which the CoapanS
obligate themselves oput onAnd rsn through
without change, q daily ins OF the best pas
senger boats between st. Louis and Keokuk,
leaving st. Louis, and arriving at, and depart
ing from, keokuk in business hours, in day
highland to run their freight and passen-
ger boats regularly, so AZ to give to keokuk
oil other facilities and accomm odstions for
the shipment Of freight, etc., equal to any
other point in the trade.
In consideration of which, the business
men OF Keokuk would take the stock, and
have proportionate interest and control in
the line in accordance with, and to consum-
mate the arrangement and perfect the con-
tract aforesaid, which would secure to
Keokuk PERMANENT line Of FIRST class pas
senger packet boats, SC. The citizens
promptly complied with the terms Of said
contract by subscribing to the stock Of the
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CHATTER 2l6.
An ACT

Relating 10 the Bonds Of the Keokuk Fort Des
Mones and Minnesota Railroad Company, and
the keokuk. Mount Pleasant aud Muscatine
Railroad Company.
Be ii enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Io,cd. SEC. l.--That the Keo-
kuk, Fort DcsMoines and Minnesota Railroad
Company, and the Keokuk, Mount Pleasant
and Muscatine Railroad Company, be and
are hereby respectively authorized, and fully
empowered, to issue such an amount Of con-
struction Bonds as may be necessary to con-
struct and fully equip the same, and provide
Depots. Station Houses, Water Tanks, and
other necessary buildings for each or either
of them. And rs security for said Bonds
said Company or Companies are hereby au-
thorized TO issue mortgage, or deed OF trust
upon oil property, real and mixed, and per-
sonal, belonging TO the Company so issuing
bonds aforesaid. And said mortgage or
deed Of trust, shall be good and valid lien
upon any and all property mentioned and de-
scribed in the same.
SEC. .. That said mortgage, or deed OF
trust, shall be recorded in the Office or Offices
Of the County Recorder, or Recorders,
wherein the property described in said mort
gage or deed of trust may be situated, and
from the date Of the filing Of the same in
the Recorders Office or Offices shall be notice
to all persons of the rights Of persons under
the same.
SIC. 3. That the officers or duly appointed
agent or agents of the said Company or Com
panies issuing any Of said Bonds as provided
for in this act, be and hereby are fully au-
thorized and empowered to sci! and dispose
OF said Bonds at such price as they may
agree upon, and it shall not be lawful for
said Company, at any time thereafter, to
plead the said Bonds are nsurious.
SEC. 4. This act shall be in force on and
after it's passage and publication in the Keo-
kuk Daily Gate City, and daily newspapers
without expense to the State.
SAMUEL MCFARLAND,
Speaker House Representatives.
w. w. HAMILTON,
President Senate.
Approved Jan. 2sth, 1857.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
certify the foregoing to be true copy
from the original roll on file in my ONCE.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Sec'y Of State.
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A CAriToL sToLKs.-- There has been every
variety Of trouble about the capitols Of Coun-
ties, Territories ana States Tor many wears
past, but amongst them all we have never
heard Of anything 10 equal that ia Minnesota
Both branches Of tho Legislature passed
the bib and the Governor was anxious 10
sign IT.. lie Owned property in the new cap
itai. The chairman of the committee into
whose hands the bill fell, instead OF present.
Ing it 10 the Governor pat it into his own
pocket, and started of to Wisconsin, and q
10. OF the opponents Of toe measure made
themse!,es scarce, so that the Council was
without a quorum to do business. The ser
gean.- at- arms was sent for the absentees, bu
il Is thought that lac will not be 80 blind 4
hu ovn interess ~ 10 zee the absent mem
bers, and the prospect at las, accounts was
that ths session would expire by limitation
bsfors any thing could be done.
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And well -trimm d barks are sailing
Upon its silent tide;
With golden riches laden
The little vessels glide,
And Faith, and Love and Action,
And Hope are aide by aide.
III.
And great host Of others
Compose the little feet;
Now soon the waves are heavinG;
Now W ide the waters beat,
Gray mists steal DER the pillows,
The niournful miSts Of rate.
w.
The Polar Star grows DINNER,
The scattered vessels driven,
All Wide in disappointment
Unto the waves are given;
And FAira alone remaineth,
To bear the soul TO Heaven.
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RAILROADS IN MIcuIsAs.--There is a good
deal Of jubilant feeling in Michigan In con-
sequence Of the passage OF a law which ap.
portions the lands granted by Congress 70,
railroad purposes. Ii seems that the act
provides for the construction OF eight roads
four in the lower peninsula, or Michigan
proper, and four in the upper peninsula, ~
ing south Of Lake Superior. In the lower
peninsula, the roads provided for are a. fol-
lows:
lst. The road from Amboy to Traverse
Bay. II il to pass through the centre of the
state, north and south, through flillsdals
and Lansing, and to be constructed by the
Amboy, Lansing and Transverse Bay Com
pany.
ID. The road from Grand Haven to Flint,
and thence TO Port Huron. 1t crosses the
state nearly east and west from side to side,
and is to be constructed BY the Detroit and
M,lwaukee Company, and the Port Huron
and Milwaukee Company.
Sd, The road from Pere Marquette to
Flint, and thence to Port Huron. Il passes
through the state in an ensterly and westerly
direction. north OF the Grand Haven and
flint road, and is to be constructed by the
Flint and Pere Marquette Co., and Port HUI
ron and Milwaukee Go.
4th. The road from Grand Rapids to Trs.
verse Bay, running north and south through
the western part Of the state. II Is to 81
constructed by the arani isapiis anu Indians
Co.
In the upper peninsula, the four roads are
as follows:
Isl, The road from Marquette to Wiscon.
sin state line, to be constructed by Marquette
and State Line Co.
I'd. The road from Ontanagon to Wiscon
sin state line-by Ontonagon and State Lin,
Go.
90. The road from Little Bay de Noque
to Marquette by de Noqaet and Marqustt,
Company.
4th. The road from Marquette to Ont ona.
gon--ey the Marquette and Ontonagon Gem
panv. ...
They are ali to be Rrst class roads, with I
rail, and free TO the government for mail an,
military purposes.
GT The Legislature OF Michigan, ct IL
receut session, passed Lac making timbs
stealing state prison offence.
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'TsarIRE WITHIN for anything you want to
know" is the suggestive title of book Of
information upon all manner of useful every
day and domestic matters. 1t contains a
very copious index, by reference to which a
person may learn something upon almost any
thing that one may seek information, from a
luncheon or love. letter TO the treatment Of
measles or the management of husband.
Published by Garrick, Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York, and sold by our friend Clarke, at
the News Depot, Johnson-st.
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THROU0Bl TACkBTO,
From Kcokuk, allowing passengers to stop ct any
point aud their seats can b. proesfed ~ the
Company . Once.
M0in-ss., bstsDssn "a and 90,
One door from the Billings House, (fosmsrly L.
elede. keokuk.
NTrsvelers caA get reliable infosmatiop 81
this once in regard to All Railroad Routes In ne
United States.
- Ticket Once open from =. m to D. N.
J. Il. TkWkSBURI,
Ticket Agent, ksckuk, Iswa.
3. M. BURNHAM,
March l6-dAW.
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QUIN CY AND HlCA0O
(FORAERLY NORTHERN CnOS.)
= 4 I Z = . 4 -,

AND ITS CONNECTING LINES, XII
Chicago and Darlington Railroad. Chicago aaA
Rock Island Railroad. Peoria and Oquavka nAil.
road. Illinois Central RAilsuad. 1atsns aad
Chicago Railroad, aud the Michigan Central and
Michigan Sonthern Railroads.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave Quincy daily,
tsandays excepted, ~ foliovsi
EvExISa ExPssss Leaves Quincy 1t 3:3e p. No.
Arrives at PLYMOUTH ~ SIS p. -. 1t 0slesbusg
ats;oo p, m, 81 Wynst ~ ll:50 p m, ~ Asadota
~ Isis m, 1T Junction 1T S:35 n, and 81 Chi.
cagv II 7:20 3. N.
MoastNe ExrsEss Leaves Qainey 81 500 .. NJ
Arrives ut PLYMOUTH at 7.00 . m, st 0alosburg
~ 1929 =. m, 1t WyAnst ut i:06 p m. Ct Asudota
at 2:30. tdinner 1T junction ~ 5:37 p. ~, and ct
Chicago 500 p. m.
The morning Packets from Keokuk connect With
the afternoon train.
Indefatigsbls exertions wiz b. made 10 render
this rapid, pleasing and reliable route.
Running Time from Ksokuk.
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Roor P1usnn Il


Alalslujah! we have reached the last day
Of poor Plerce's administration. At II
O'Clock this day, the worst Of the United
States Presidents viii retire into private lifs
--ws fcrv emily hope, to enjoy the plantation
which the Virginians propose--and no doubt
will remember--to give him.
A sorry record IL Franklin Pierce's! Four
yours now, since he read that flaming inau-
gural, in which he annexed Cubs, bullied
England, pastsd Mexico on the back, and
locked up and laid clear out Of mind tha,
dirty slaveey quarrel; and what have they
brought forthS
Al to foreign Affairs, the only VAT he has
carried on has been against the large, pow
crful and formidable community Of Grey.
town; the only quarrel Of any consequencs
is small, mean, dirty quarrel into which b
got as with England about few raKamulRna
whom John Bull wanted to hire for soldiers.
whom Franklin Pierce wouldn't part With on
any account, and AZ whoAe palpaply illegal
departure for Nicaragua he has since found
1t convenient TO wink. AZ to domsstic a.
fairs starting 10 public life with healthy,
vigorous Union sentiment to buoy him up
he has contrived, in HIS four ysars' admins
trntion, to embitter tho quArral between
North and South to an. unexAmpled extent,
and narrowly 70 escape breaking up the con-
federacy. lie has satisfied no one and dis
grsted all. The fourth of March ought to
10 be welcome day to Franklin Picrcc!--
In. Y. Herald, 4th.
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northern Mlsseari LAID Agency.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
ST. FRANClSVIL.Lk, CLARK CO., MISSOURI,
HAYS FOE sAL1
AZ o..a ;.P ' sps Hump, isnsovss Lana:
Yarns, sontainisg fron - . Soee assss. situatsd
in Lewis, Scotland and Clark counties. No.
SPECULATION! SPECULATlON!t
IOWA LANDSy
Four spleudid fArns on String Prairie. Lee Co.,
Iowa. with tnprovsmen1 Of > very superior char.
actsr oniy - nlIss froa the C.ty u Rsokuk, Aud
! nile fson Ne Aspst II the Rsokuk and pori -
Nsiass RailsoAd. Time ffom Esoksk 20 String
Prai',' 'sy = .i''.': T cnSn f.,I e.
nehIAd ST. Issseisviils, Clark Co., No.
WE would rssPsstfally inSsrm the sitissaA Of
Nv Ksokak that W Aays removed saS Piaso
Forte and Music Store into No room tpenssly 90
ssPssi ~ xass. csssi. :. ;. 49, .:.ssy. 20
Main-sssest, where We shsli continue g csrry on
meAl4d3u PATRICK 3 GROUSE. 4
LAVE sold OF my entire stock Ut Pictures Ard
] Pictase Francs 70 MssaSs. Patrick : Grouse,
Nasic desiers p vi. eity> TAaakiag, he pshais
pear, rsppsstfully solicit Tor the eentlsep slevs
contiruAaes Of god custom, feeling assursd thAt
thoss Mo call viii y treated with fairness aad mp
rtght oOD1uok. THOS. CU&TkS,
mch1<A2w 70 Main 81.
BARGAINS In HAMILTON.
VTYH e0ss for sals ons two story frame house aAd
w two Isee. Ths Aoass u nov aaa we'll located.
Also oas stssy hpuss aad Kitchen with loes.--
Aiso, lsa1s - With rooms and kitehsa aad
esd ssllas.
Also, 80 lets Wall leeAtsd al Of which NJ VIII
sall lss, 49, tAan hAl& ~ Ksekuk prices.
IAqnlss 81 J. ~. X, LLOYD
LAn1 Aosaas, Hamilton, Hancock Co.. IlA.
LSN0YNEERs5 STOCK eaa s. had It o0DEG'E
Ia ssptS s. Aan-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-16

RE YOu POSTED BE NOT DEcEIv-
n Ed but call mt the new hat st,re aud ex.
anime the finest lot Of felt I!a,s and fashionable
Caps ever offered in this market.
WE HAyR Ir
In connection with the manufacturing Of silk
hats. by the use Of the Conformaturc We TAX 10 the
exact shape OF the head and can give In oil cases
good and easy ht. Call and see IT tho
NEW HAT co.'s,
mhi6d 65 Main, bet. I'd h Sd SITS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-16

hire. We e yssoh fot Ne entire truth Of
THE stery, Go1v i well known In
Paris - - asson1Aaisd the harry
soaplS ~ od, End l6ses upon Susan =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-16

To which il is expected and understood
are to be added Messrs. A. Bridgman, Ham.
i'll, Ralston 4 Co., Bower i Bro, j. II. Sui
Ivan Co., j. K. Hornish, and some others,
increasing and making the keokuk interes,
in the line about ST5 900, or one-fourth Of
the whole stock.
The whole amount Of the capital stock of
the company being a fraction over $500, 900,
a. follows:
At Keokuk, say $40, 900; at Warsaw, &c.,
600; at Quincy, SAC, 900; at Hannibal, $780,
600 At Louisiana, $40 700, and at St. Louis
the balance.
Without intending or desiring to attack or
ceusure any of the officers Of, or embarrass
any Of our Railroads, we have deemed it our
duty to make this statement of the facts and
our action in this matter, in order to COR
rect the misrepresentation and falsehoods
of a few selfish and thwarted individuals,
who have made themselves very active and
ofhcious, and who cannot deny or controvert
the truth as here stated.
JouS W. CLEGHoRs,
JOHN McCuSE,
WV. TiMBKRnAN,
III. w. SAMPLE,
HARRY FULros,
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!. OR0uN0 HRAD8s ~
3. JACCARD 3 CO.,

JswGsoe0 800 0alvsR WaTe
nAxuyACFUn1As,
Massls Dsllding, - 1eurth-st........ %. h0UM
IAv1 constantly % ha8d 1asgs ana - q
IL dsl aasestnsat II kAeliAs vsaaAA, 0A
end Ameriaan 0oh ord Silver Chseesmet@sB
Dsfas.s lsvs, ~ Lssaas wassAs', = sasH sva
fiaas1 "a Sex. Uns, Baskets. Pi.sAsrs, oss-
nni1a aesvisss, csps, ooblste, BPeoas, 1xks. -.
Iise osn Jesslsy, e ~ styis. - Raaassss,
= s. !. ss::, s..:
yrssch MasSls Aaatle CIosks, Fspisf nasAs md
Inlaid. Wsess also pssqa1sd y uaeneastsfs %
ssnisss ~ silver - ssls. litshe. ssvs, 80
Particular atassstsa givsa = ~ naaa1astufs 4
YnsnIuu Soa ssAfI AND COUNTY HAins,
AaA ~ .asswaEraatsd pafe eoia, and - ~ asasy
"a 49, = waAaA.al~.' Tses "a nsIsrsa,s.
lA01ialas, A., alssys . Aasd, ~ sapsissl y
The trAde % liberal tes1s.
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