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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-05
E. J a q e A R ID X C q.
wuoLgsALE AND RETAIL
jewellers and silver ware

e. u T. a 10 ID x o..
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL
Jewellers and silver ware
AANUrAcTURKRs,
MArbl. Building, rs Fourth-st....... ST. LOUIS
A RE now receiving large and choics stock Of
IA superior WATCHES, Of their own direct i'm.
port alton.
All kinds Of Silver Ware, such a. Tee SETS com
plsts, Pitchers, Cups, doblets, Spoons, and ever
variety, manufactured to order. Their stock 81
dne plated ware 10 full and complete.
Fine Gold Jewelry Of every conceiv abis styl,
and pattern, Of which large assortment 10 con.
stantly kept on hand.
FANCY 00oDs.
In this department the stock 10 full. and ha,
been sslscted with great care, and with : view e
the approaching Holydays, and 1t prices that can.
not fail 10 accommodate their customers.
cLOCks.-They have received choice article Of
French Marble, Papier Aschs Inlaid, and Ansri
can Clocks.
Also, choice and varied assortment Of Fin,
Cutlery, Spsctscles, hne Canes, 10.
Additions are daily made to their large stock.
FINE JEwxLRY.
Diamonds and ALI other precious stones ct II
the most approved style, BY competent WORKINGS
in their employ.
IN Give them call. fsep97d
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COmstOCk's Coal

WE have new stove Of this kind, nov lsst oat ,
w which IL made expressly for coal. It's plain
and heavy, operates we'll, and comes low.
COMSTOCk / BRO,
~,yad a MAin-st.
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Hot Air Premium
Cook stoves.

WE havSosvsr met with Premium stove iAa'
w gave such univ ssssl satisfsction - the ens 70
which Ne here call attention. Its taciiities Io1
sookips ana heating are extensive, while at NE
same time Il. ~ means Of "A sir nue extending
down The front Of tAs ovsn, bAkes perfectly, and
economies greatly all othsrssovss u thn ps..
tern. The beauty, utility and chsapness o. eei
new stove cannot fail to NJ the attention. OIL
CoMsToCK BRO.
.n,a.a II Aain-st.
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THIS article was desigucd amp patented BY one
i Of tho largest and most successful manufactr-
rers In Cincinnati, and has met with = larger sale
than all ether boz or heating stoves. There have
bsen similar patterns of stoves made TO represent
this bat ale mostly light castings, and prove
Of short service. We invite close inspection Il
his stove and challenge the production Of heavy
andKubstAntiAl an article - the Oval Six Plate at
No.77 Main street, kcokuk.
AprJ-n COASTOCh q bhO.
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HAT. CAP AND FUR EuPGRIUN !
HAVING just received our stock OF HATS,
IL CAPS, FURS and ROBES, we invite all In
want Of any such goods to call at our establish
ment and examine our
0oOas ana Prices.
This stock cannot DO surpassed by any ever offered
In this city either In style, hnish color price.
Don Z take our word for it, but call and soc for
yourselves.
We charge nothing for showing our goods.
Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins.
CkA j. II. VOORHEES,,
sepi6d No.gt Man-st keokuk,
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FULL Es7ABLlsnur.-MAny 81 ous deal
srs have on hand, notwithstanding the fsass
Of shorssasd trade, larger stocks than usa-
q. Among this GLASS Il our nsighbor Geo.
Sanders. The great number Of new houses,
however, that must be furnished q least in
part, Justify IN increase Of stock. Hs hss
fosr large rooss closely packed, and his
stock Of has farnitass, which Alls his sssoaA
story, dos one good % look q. Every vs.
rissy and character Of work in his line can
b found In abundance in his wassrooms,
and ws woald direct purchasers, q retail
and q Wholesale, to IN examination Of his
stock.
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MESSRS. KIMBEL 4 FREDIN

MESSRS. KIMBEL 4 FREDIN
ID ESPRCTFuLLY inform their friends and tht
~ public that thcy have established ~
sS6 SOUTH cLARK-ST., CHICAGO, ILL.,,
A Branch Of their Paris and New York Houses fos
the mAnufacturs and sale Of the most
elegant styles Of
Furniture asa Hence Decorations
Messrs K. Y. are also prepared to I'LL ut short
notice any orders for
French Gas Fixtures,
French Carpets,
French Mirrors and Frames.
A FINE SELECTION OF PIANOS
From the best houses Of New York and Albany
will be constantly kept on hand.
Postotb &c box %i2S, Chicago, ILL., [scp37dsml
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seven Plate Stoves.

WE have also, four siscs OF = VERY nEAvr,
w Plate Stove which will produce = powerful
heat.
Drums Of every dimension constantly on hand TO
Gt box and coal stoves, 1T ~ Aain-st.
apr3-d COMSTOCk BRO.
~ DOE DUCK TEA KETTLES, 1t our store
~ very low. COMSTOCk BRO,
Apr3-d n nain-st.
vININMAN + Tools and Machines constantly On
l. hand 1T our store, No.77 MAin-st.
apr3-d COMSTOCK = BRO.
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RLBAUE EXAAINE
OTe 10, II, and = IL block ~, old limits. Ans
II y situated % Ath street, directly opposite III
residence Of Mr.. Chittendsn.
Lot -, block -, on limits, corner StA and c.
darstsssts. valuably located Terms noasrsts
Lossll ssd II, block ~, on Asin-st., near O.,
WORKS.
West 1 Of lot 10, block 80, MAin-st.
Lets laal J, bleek -, on <sA between BsAk and
1lnee.
ltfsst II Lot :, bleea 5, opposite PesssAss.
ketsin KiIbeutne's AAd., o. vesy lev Agures
" In Msssa's kevw AiA.
Ysstsf Lots aa1es blsck ia. cid hnits.
Lot ., block 1ls.
Lot IL,
Lot =, I, Wiliians' Add.
asess, this sids = ~ lsut toli-eAls . Plank
soaA. For sale ~ eAnYLu 8 RANKIN.
apx90.A
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Wes1Yahls Farns Ter sale.

~ Aassoek county, Ills ;, will b sold at . great
hasgaLn, ~ acsss, situated ON the leading road
iron hamilton 70 ouiney, miles from the former
place. ltsontains large brick hosse with good
ssiss, - slsgAss bars and osAsr out houses, we'll
vassTs1. nearly oil undsr fence and In good stats
Of ealtivstGsI With The iareest and most proAnst-
orchard Of shoios kinds Of fruit In the country
Another farn q is4 acres, fear niles fron
Ksoask, miles u Wanav, with good frsns Aouss,
barn, cot bsiIdin, Ane orchard g., farm we'll in
proved, With god proportion Of prairie and tin
Der, cosy Of assss By eoed roads to either Of the
abovs nsntisasd places. The frat farm asntionsd
va htted up In Ane order, home for the owner,
bue loss Of health requires southsr climate. The
shove will b sold low upea moderate terms.
Also, $50 aSsss % 6Ring Prairie, vsiliaprevsd,
With GOOD pay asnts, and will b sold very Low.
sDs3od SAMPLE RANKIN.
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Prairie state stoves.

j the an raster Of which 10 sowell and fsverably
Known .hroux hoatths interior Of this and u. as-
joining statss. Although patented sonetsn sAs
ago, 1t possesses every real Improvement ina. M.
ever been made upon tho dseesndins-nae s.o.e,
thes ana tim IL has stood the mostsssere tsaS 81
any Cook stove now in use. Our confidence m We
sAme 10 such thatwe arc willing ~ warrant ~ -
.n.s.d CONsTUcK : BIO.
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City Fire Insurance Company, New Haven, Conn.
or oFFIC !
AUDIr01T OyHIcE,

I
Iowa ClYy6 IL
Of in
Pss.ed Of
Fir Insss
emf
.
thereof hrsuntoss ssdaM
PATTEE, Auditor
Of the condition q the CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY New
mad: The Auditor q the State Of lows par.uans'o
the statute Of that entitled requisite In
Companies" incorporated BY the
State Of approved Jn 1857.
10
h. .. 46O
A-Th Assts Of he b nyass.
on Baak.
Cash |. the hands
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WAN IN kAN1AOl
THRRR Or -Four Hundred AsEss q lAna 70 e.
j change 1ss Dry 0ee1s " 0reesstss. lnanirs 4
aaa111fn 3n00. AA141Q.
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Charter Oak Fire and Marine Ins. Co., Harttord OF.
AUDITORS OFFICE,


STATE o. IOWA: o1Ycs !
AZ ;s.e.: :s
a =: .i s::s 'l y. 20 1857,
4rs. :s.,; . =: o.p.y
r.; . s.R: re. e.: os their ;.i
: r. e: s.. n: ,ns sa a..
isl '';s s rss: ~. .a ss
Hartford C0nnscsu, Of 1851 ~
THE
,-A mount, 81 c. ons s' stock
A. A.s. q Company follows:
c..h il Bank .. ~ 7ss
hands
Bono. :-s.a y Iudnpol. 4cdn
Bank sesa. II %.a .s sIs. 5000 90
M, Hartford ass: g
% Ees.es cy..-.- ..-. sSS
90 90 G as. g., s S.sl Hartford r. a.s%
..-..~ ----....- - i u.s. g
= : $::.is: liz: I::t e. H. +:
.' ss % i. haven a. $40, s::
!: d 1 Hi.:1.. e; s.a..,r % s$
Ds.. 4.
R:hsd stocks end Bonds Spnon
s sss: ' sss: ;.' 's 81
. creditor. none '"'0
Il Is.:.:s's daaas anpaa-pn.
s.s.. .n. further nrsi $3.50
10 an other s... .f.in' The
18th. ..sn. l- & 10 b. w
90 n.. 10 tot. a.,ra
Act Incorporation ''-' s ssss.a aH.1 ss1dSs
CrY \ ouHlr %
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whsA
Prs,dsn
Of
ustss of he Peace.
bsw Naaa nd Jshnsa.
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AUk MIG SCHOOL.
NDER the saspices Of tho undsrsieued Il Il
proposed TO establish IN English and ClAssica
senooi o. such character and aims - shall place Il
In the highest rank among the schools Of our
country. The rooms 10 be occupied by this school
--0n the corner OF Concert and Fifth streets -ars
peasAn.y situated and will be elegantly Furnished
with al the appliances Of first class school.
The school year will consist Of four quarters oil
ten weeks each.
The general design Of this school win be Ia
combine the advantages OF home nurture in phys
ical, mental and moral training, with instructions
in tbs various departments Of Literature, Ecieucs
and Art.
There viii be secured the services Of . full corps
VI competent teachers IN the ancient and modern
languages, mathematics, the natural sciences,
and All the branches Of . thorough English sdu.
cation.
There will be exercises weekly In Composition
and Elocu alton.
There wiz be three departments-primary In
termediAte and Academic.
TERMS:
frnlry department, per quarter,...........4 9 %
n.I ncu1se department, per quarter,...... 10 90
ASademic department, pcr quArter,......... IL 90
ihcse rates. PaySbie invariably by the middle Of
the quarter, defrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
In All branches not included In the extra charges
NO deduction will b. made for absence, except in
cases OF protracted sickness
fupils will be classified and promoted only
upon thorough examination in their previous
studies.
snpelAi arrangement with the Faculty of the
Msdical college, pupils pursuing their studies In
FnHosopny. Chenistry or Physiology O. n have ths
privilege OF their Lectures and Demon NJ ons or
these subjects, without add tional epst.
an extra charge will be made per quarter for
faintipg and Agricultural or Practical Chemis-
try.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-05

Trsvslsn aisns eur western vsseS should
always take the prscaution 70 suPpiy themselves
with ssnains article Of DR.. Hostsster's stomaoh
Bittsrs, - II 10 sov oonesdsd By all who have
tried this Invaluable medicine that they viii reg
slate 10 stomssh, II used psr directions on ths
bs1sss. and carry > traveller safe through eli the
various shangDs Il dies - we'll - water, which,
vtthoat, vilxpsodses sisk mes and dsath. Henee
ons essss on preventive y worth posad Of ssrs.
For ssis By drsssisx md totals generally.
: uAsaIsou 0Issoss, Agents.
sspss-dAv AAin 81. bst. 9Th and 7th.
Important Nosics.
An AsUs RaApicAroR n l-Csvsll's BsbseYiue
Aixtsssis positive esrs for Fever snd Agus And
all Bilioss Diseases. This Mixture Has Sen -.
fore tAs psblie fer aasmbsr Of years aad hes a.
Ways bssa ssed with success. Ii 10 . harmless
aad certain remedy. Get . ps.phlst fro. The
druggists AID read IL and yeu will bssstisfsd.
We will warrant this remedy TO cure (vhss takes
Ascending 70 dirsetioss twenty Ave per cent nora
sasss Of Agss sad Fever than any other nsdieiss
nov sold. II contains ssithss assssis Pssssiessid
Or ssrycAnins. Get bottle and you need not fsar
Asus aad Fever any more.
boldhsrs BY 0'Cosasr 3 Bro, And NassAallA
6sses: ~ a. Porter Bro. lroPristers. kssh
leland, Ills. [assS-AAv
WsITs 1RRfu, PEayUno BaxAssA zD DaAus,.
SvL ooArlsxios saa - aessissd b. sslns ~
"Dslm Of : ThossAsA 1lovsn." what lady q
gentleman would labor usder the care u : disa
gsssabis bssstA, vhsn b using tAs "Baln Of Z
1hossasd Flowers" ~ dsnsriEcs, vosld not ealy
render Il sweet bat leave the teeth - white y a.
sbssssrf Many persons Do not know their breath
y bed aad The subject 10 delicate their frissd,
will aevss nsntion IL. Beware Of seuntsrfsits.--
b ssss the bottle 10 signed,
TETRID0E = CO., N. Y
For sslsby all Drvegists. Us1AdAvSnl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-05

6'Stesight Wing Dsaoersss," il the
tssm the Republiean Journal sppliss 70 thai
portion Of The Buchanan party which Aavs
rsssstly bsso swallowed By The Back party,
TO get thea out Of sixht.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT,
CIrY ANp CouHrY a. HAnyponp.

r
authority and s.dsr :As hw The State
wins. Whereof n.vs ssno hand aad
".
The 6tato
H =
o. Street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-05

q The sub contractors who wsfs getting
out ties for the Darlington and Aissoufi Rail
Road between OTTAWA aud Agency City
Aave abseoadsd. They left An indsbssdnsss
Of 5000 among their hands. The scanps
esght 70 b gasrotsd.
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!. How 70 MAKE ExcHAxos.-The N. Y. Ex.
psess says:
Exchsogss ct the West are hourly bscon-
Ing dsrangsd, and il viii soon come 70 this
Saat merchants must order produce sent for.
ward and guaraasss the charges here. Thl
produce must Be converted into money b.
mont ere useless.
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0sHEsAL ". T. HAsxsIL.--ws regret -
hsss, says The Nashville (Tsnn.) Republics
Banner, . eea6rnasion Of the painfat sumor
which has bsss several days aAsss 70 the e.
fest list the great intsllses Of the onss bril-.
liant Haskell, whose sloqssaes has slsetri-
lsd thoasands, has fallsa. Private adviess
state that bis friseds have found Il usosssary
% kesP him eonAssd. The Asaphis Evsn-
iag News says:
The great mind Of the gifted Haskell has
given way, and his friends intend 70 send
hin 70 the asylsn = - early day.
THs SsxsArIex o. "0omo Upp'-whsa
two nsa wsst % IL balloos q 81. Peal, .
few days since, SAsy say ~ ssnsasios Of ~
esading was 'sss II this mundane sphere vas
sinking and sliding away fron then. The
earth seemed like vast bowl, and even q
he greatest height they attained, u seemed
- II the distant horison wss nearly on .
lsvsl with the balloon"
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TwHHfY Pns CNr. OYv.-Sss Msssss.
Durkss I Co.'s advertisement, and Improve
your chance. Twenty per cent. 10 An objsst.
SMSx's New TAILOR EaoP.--This nice,
new establishment on Fourth street IL the
place TO set oatAts handsonsly made up, With
good stock 70 select from. See sdvsftiss-
msnt.
0Ws are indebted to Mr.. Clarke, Of the
literary depot, for Hsrpsr's Weekly, 81.
Louis Republican, and Boston Pilot, oil Of
The latest datss.
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Kookuk Book-BindoYy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY.
DLANK Books made and ruled 10 Any required
Dpattsru. Court Records, Justicss' Dockets, As
ssssors' Book !, Poll Books, Ac, H., furnished 1t
short notiee
Old Books, Maeasines, Mssie, TO-, bound or re-
bound In any style desired.
~-My Biudsry Will b. found on Second
next door 70 the Athsnsun, sign Of the "bsl
Book. ISAAC n. PlkkC1.
!. sep IL lid
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.aasH Isl
nsla. .
T..
O. Ia for farther proo-a
An eAs a.. aea.s - Company
o rule
Ap-I the yu
= n nsAr - 's
Of IL capital
COPY Ii. once ii. Auditor
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liaWk.EYe state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cooking
~ and Heating. We make three sises of these,
and toe every peraon with large families and cold
houses We YOU DIRE 90 mnsnd sartiele.
COMSTOCk 3 kkO.,
aprad II Aain-st
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1857. 1aGa.
COMSTOCK Il BRO.
STOVES,

Aeekak, IowaD
a Lso,constantlyon b and and receiving dilsof
= from importers and manufacturers, tinpIats
nessia, imitation and American sheet iron, iSoo
rivets shecteo copper, bsoss and sine, pig issd,
eoPpefeottoms, bolts andrivets, japanpsd Britain
MA and planished ware. Oval boilers, skiIlstss
ovens and Ida, dog and sad irons, charcoal fur
nAces, vahis-irons. stove spiders, wagon eexss.
sonse mills ,brswnsrs, &C.. &c.
apr3-d ulMSTOCK 1 BRO.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Ast AIR glns Cock steve,
Quincy City.
WE call particular attention TO this stove
w which for beauty and nnish cannot Do sur
passed. Ii takes long wood, heats rapidly, and
VIII bake quicker and with less fuel than any otL-
erstovs in the world. Every stosc ws will warrant
TO perform we'll, and not to crack BY IRE, and
fAiiurein sithercAse will be remcdisd ny ~ ~ Cur
ownex pensc. PleAsec all and examine this new
apra.d cOMSTOCK BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07
Peace .ncstiu.,

Tho meeting of Newcastle, England, upon the
lyme, to protest against the war between Eng
land and Persia, was attended by thousand per-
sons, principally of the working classes. The
speaker denied the power Of the Indian Board to
declare war. One speaker remarlcd that:
"a new treaty had been entered into between
Persa and the United States, which treaty con
tanned three clauses the first of which was that
the United States being II maritime region and
Persia not being one, the United States bound
themselves To support Persia against any mari
time attacks whatever. 50 thnt war with Per.
STA involved a war with the United States"
1t was agreed to by the meeting that a memo.
rial be addressed to the Crown setting forth the
facts of the case, stating the usurpaiion practis
ed upon the prrrogative of her Majesty, and con
veying It sense et the deep nbhell,n nee q! certain
OF her SUBJECTS assembled in public meeting, alike
at the crime contemplated and the means of its
contamination, and imploriug her Majesty to stay
these lawless proceedings, to dismiss from her
service the guilty trainers Of them. and to re
vert t" those laws and institutions according to
which she is by her oath bound TO govern-bv
governing herself and summoning 10 her aid her
tlusy councillors. That, in the no pele ssness of
entire prevention redress, il is requisite to ap-
peal to the laws against the subordinate agents
executing lawless orders, and this meeting pledg-
os itself, in case tire expedition against Persia DO
persevered ill., TO bring to trial for their lives be-
fore the Central Criminal Court, certain of tho
officers and soldiers engaged therein
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07
Gov. Wiilnrd in uis>i..ipvj.

Gov. Willard. of Indiana, was last week feast
ed IN magnificent style at Jack SON. as the guest
OF Mississippi Being introduced Ia the mem
bers of the Legislature ard large number of
citizens assembled at the state Capitol, he deliv-
cred AN eloquent address, from which we select
two paragraphs
His Gov. Willard's) position was this That
all American citizens were consttutionally vest
ed with privileges that no legislature, State or
federal could take away. And.iirst was the great
right 1T property. 1t WAS right express sly re-
solved TO every State from the grant Of powers
10 the Federal Government by the compact Of
unlon und ench Of the States could dcc,svcly
say to the Federal Legislature. you cannot.-nay.
you burst not touch that sacred right. or usurp
from US its regulation.
We, of the North (sad Gov. Wliard.) desire
free labor. while you of the South prefer invo-
untary or slave labor. promise 10 protect all
your rights to the full cxten, of the Constitution
What say you! If your slave escapes into In
diana, shall, in obedience to the Constitution
and federal Legislative enactment, send him
back; and rely upon it, the nth will say and do
the same. (Cheers.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07
SALES BY AUCTION
by BRYAN AKERs. Auerr.


A N 1nsporser's stock 81 = 900 worth 81
N aud Fashinnabis DRY GOODS at Auction. A great
bargains Having ed tho above consignment
Will sell ut the store recently occupied by II II Lewis
North West Of the Norve House commencing Tues
nornng January 6t at 10 clock, and continue each
until nil Opposed Of at 10 AN and2 and ~ NJ Sales at 10
q clock for tho Ladies'
consists In part Of French Englh and American
nfnnd Cloths Dookips Cassimores Tweedsl Ac SILK and
v.sngs black and fancy silk Crayats and Scarf SILK
Pocket handkerchief, Gloves, Hosiery Sc
IspIrs DRESS uoops-itich silk, frlaii changeabe aud
hlac1 Bfoeaa Satin and Robe Dresses French 0ssmere
French Gala Plaid Iuneso Pharmacies. English and Ger
man Mernna Coburgs Apaens, Lnsurea Dnbago, Persian
Cloth English and American Prints aud unghams Coons
sc. Hosiery In great variety
saAw1s -Eiegaut Embroidered and Plain Canton Grape
shawa Broehe long aud square tafaniod ee from cotton
Printed Plain French Cashmoret Scotch Rob Roy
Umpire aud State long and all wool scaris oonts
ShAals &c, Ac.
LiNESs--Doubln Satin, Danask md SNOW Drop Ia
eoth la sEoa) hne napkins Does Brown Table Cloths
fine and extra, hno Irish Fronting Linens Yelling Linen
Cambria Uhnikorrhicfs &c
Also. Maraeea Countcrpancs Lancaster Quilts Blankets
fanne all Of which wbo put upin lots lengths to
purchasers and sold without hence the stock has
been moved fo that aud entertain high hopes that
hut little time will be apon la converting II into cash
l. sSoas To be reserved or tho Ladies' and their particu
lar attention is called TO the stock ot Shawls.
landts NRYAN AKERS, Auc'r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07
The Locomotive Explosion.

George Oliver. Il brakesman, and Michael
Rowland an engineer were the persons killed Il
few days ago by the explosion ola locomotive on
the Central Ohio Railroad The Wheeling Ar
gus says
The fireman was thrown to great height and
fell at some distance from the track entirely di-
vested of his clothing and badly scaldcd An
other man also scalded and some forty hogs
were killed or badly mutated. The boiler tur-
ned a complete somerset and fell beside the
track completely shorn of machinery Two hea
Wy driving Wheels with their axle were blown
some $50 feet from the track passing through
the top ola tree at height of perhaps forty feet
and breaking off a hinge limb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07
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.ne Ausuh eAasl State Gazette, says:
gentleman tMr. Neal Robinson) writes us
IRON the Upper Banco. that there have been
more depreda,ions by the Indians in Kerr coun.
~. Seven citizens were lately surprised by a
party OF thirty Indians; three of the whites were
killed on the ground. two others were wounded;
one m"rtally, the other slightly. and tho remain.
ing two made their escape. One of the wounded
men succeeded in reaching some rocks and hid.
ing IN their clefts. lie says that the Indians, af
ter killing their victims, commenced yelling over
the bodies, and there were collected over sixty
Indians. The Indians pursued their course to
sisterdale in C"mal county, where they killed a
young man who was driving up his fathers and
his own horses. lie was first shot at from n
thcket it not being fatal, he hailed II traveller
near by for help. The latte, was unarmed, and
rode up TO the house Of the Young mans father
Before, however. the father and traveller could
reach the spot, the Indians had killed and scalp
ed him. taken four out Of five head Of fine horses
aud made their escape.