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IN the District Of Columbia 81 60O sdyanced owarcs
tns construction of the Little Fall. bridge.
When the committee rose the former na,;ri ~
the House adjourned.
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Jaa. -, 1887.

STATE OF v!sGISIA, RocKIHoaAM CouNIY-To VIZ:
Tsis day c. G. Strayer, Cashier Of he Baak o. 9o-.
inghan personally appeared before me. No;ry !u, H.
in ard for said county, and made osh that the f
statement showing The condlt on OF the '"d Bnk, :
lst nst Is true the best OF hs kncwletse and n-'
Given under my hand, tnis 29h day OF Jsans.y -
JaYE4 KESEEY n 1.
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~ % Y.;u lLra lra HARRISON, Gate o. g. Navy,) ofacs
sa.a Hsl 0ss"'sn e,h and 10Th streets, opposite Co
Jan 6>0aWlm
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Nors rs-Thosshodsrs Of certificates who desire TO re-
deem by Attorney must i. residing beyond the limits of
Tie United States, acknowledge the power before some
Sase. Plenipo,entiary Charge dAtaires Consul Gene
a Consul, Vice Consul Commercial Agent appointed
eyae Government of the United States any foreign
Country before the proper officer Of any of such
county the Mayor other chet msgssrate of any city,
soEa corporation therein If residing in the United
States acknowledgment, before Justice of the Peace
Notary Public Commissioner Of Deeds appointed by
NE Governor o. Virginia Is sufficient. In all the
ssreacates must be delivered.
@ w. CLUTTER, Auditor of Public Accounts.
8. H PARKER, Register.
GEO. w. MUNFoRD. Sec'y. Commonwealth.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Flonr il stendy: s-l-- !:
Howard stree, Il IS Is. Wheat Is unshr- s.4.-
Corn 81 to 81 ets.
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rup ppEsInrST ELECT.

ELECTION OF U. 8. SENATOR.
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb S.-Preston King, R=pu5.i.
can yss 20 day elected u &. Senator.
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~ uaIscuooNERLoST q

hs. h.en lost, I'd ofiesrs and crew have arrived
hare.
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sI33.ao 90 $3.50. %


The undersigned directors of :h. Bank Of Wa, ,r.
oereby certify that the foregoing saenelG has 5ecu @
sinined, aud we believe il to 90 corrcci.
C u. HuBRARn
JAMES :. POINTER
A. ALLEN HORRi..
RuBT. MORRISON.
ONO CorSTr, IS.
personsly appeared before Notsry Public frr -
county aforesaid and State OF Virgins Dsre! g A. :,
Cashier OF the Bank Of Wheeling, made o., it, .c
FORM that the foregoing /, r: "
the best OF bis kno ledge and belief Given un:try
hand, this 10th day OF Jan, ls57.
J. r. DlCKEY. Notary Public.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS HASF
WHEEL!Ho. Jazz. 81, ST. :
His Exeeieney, HKssr A WISE, Governor &c. SC:
Dear ST-l enclose ststement OF tho aaaI. Vi LIS
Bank.
With great respect, your obt Ie'vt
g. BRADY, CasAor
STATEMENT OF THE AYyArzs OF THE MkscnAs:s AH5
MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING AND B4A.:.:-l
THE lUTH JANUARY, 1857
Domestic Bills S7s0s6s II
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a2l2, 100 CO sA7.2Co 20

We the undersigned member. ot t5e Beard Of l't.''
71 bel eve .soiny statement " tie concti2 ::
th. Eauk of Rockingham, the ;.l iu-t. 10 &c
r. lRlrE
WH g sTEvESs
JOHN II. HJtH.Es.
W. A IOfRau.
Jaa. 81, 1877 PETER HhHEBEaGE2.
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CONDITION Or vIue,>,. za.a.a.

BANK or WHEELi'G
His Exeelsncy, Hrsnr A. WISE. Governor, &c:
Jan. l.t, 1857. '"n' 's'' -s.U' 49,
am, yours respectfully,
D, C.
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BANK OF RI grSGpAN.

BANK OF RD gfEGpAW !
HAEaisoaBuRo. Va. ian q, -.
HsSRy A. WISE, Esq Governor o. Virginia:
Dear Sir.-l enclose comparative sr'.tpe'
condition OF this Bank, on lst Jaouary, 1876 aIl
uary, 1857 Yours very respectfully.
c. C. sTRAYEa, {
STATEMENT OF rHx CONDITION OF i24sK CT
ISoHAa, JAsuARYl, 1856, and JAsCAfY
As ETs: Jan. lSuC
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las Feb. 81, ~, John II. Wiagheld, OF Norioik,
IA, Feb 81, Il, John H. Ninshaid, OF norfolk
- Feb e. ~ John Il. Wingheid. OF NoEloiR'
C. Mar a. 43 Johr II Wiugfeld, Of Norfolk,
la Mar 2a. A. John II. Winsdeld, of Norfolk,
iHs Mar a3' i5' Nortolk Draw Bridge Company,
ls4a Mar ls, ~, joan Soutagate, OF sorioK,
lag Ian 90 - Norfolk Draw Bridge Company,
lssO AUG Is Sc, Norfolk Draw Bridge Company, l
lajG Aug l6. 81, John Southgate, l
iss5 Aus iI, 81, Mrs Fanny P. Rowan. E1ecutrix
Of N. Rowan, decd, OF Middle
sex county, Va,
1856 Iuiy 7, IS, Richard l.. Page, Of Norfolk,
1877 Dec. l9 s. Thos. Stevenson, OF Richmond, !
ls37 Dec ly I Thos Stevenson, of Richmond, ]
1897. Dec 10 g, Norlaa Stewart, OF Richmond,
1879, May 2s, l3, Or. Wln. B. Selden, OF Norfolk,
ls4O, Nov. Il, IA, Mira Ann Newton Kilby, Of Nan.
ssuond, :, .
1874, Sep. 70, %, Commodore Jesse Wilkinson U. ,
5. Nsvy,
laa Feb. %. 20, H H.ac OK, Of Chesterfield coun'
ls4o Sop %. AZ Mutual As.u!an Society against
s:e gu bulldogs Of the State OF !,
Virginia,
Ias, Jan 2s. I3, ch,?!es J. Gr:ce, Of Portsmouth,
Virginia, /!
lss7. Ma. 2s, a. John scor,, Of Orange county, /
ISIS Mar Is, IS, Rooers 3. Cunningham and Ann
ii nis wife.
ls,s, Mar as IS, Charles H. Poor and Matte L. his
wife,
ls4s Mar 2a, ~. s. C. Rowan aud Mary B. his WIFE, l.
1sis Mar. 25, 4s, John L. Riug and Emily }. his
wife.
lsta Mar 81, 50, O W Richardson, Executor Of
Edward Govap, decd
ls4s Asr. 81, 81, Andrew Johnston. OF Richmond,
lsts Apl T. 5s Ioha McCle!and. of Rockpridse, !,
lsS!, Nay II, 81, Edmuat Wilkins, trustee for VIM.
F. cambridge aud Susan G. Dan.
drlse hs wife and her zine chill.
dren. &c, =,
lss, Dec. ie IS. Richard Archer, Jr Of Amelia. l,
lss3, !sa g. IS, r. w Elournoy, Adminisuator OF
T.. II. Moselsy,
lS2 Feb. q, 50, Richard Ruwze, receiver OF tho
fund arising from the sale q the
Giebe lani in Saint Anne's Par.
ish Essex county,
ls'a, ian Is, 72, Alexander J. Broadaaz, ef Bruins
wicS county, q
lss3 jsn 90, II, Elizabeth " Wallace, OF Stafford,
lssa, July la, 7a, Lueilla Wallace, Of Fredericks
lss3. Aug ii, CO. M.rS Hill, Margaret Tyler. Eliza
be Hill, 10 be held by them as
trustee. &C., &c,
iso], Now 4, SO, Addison pold,
lss3, Dec. 3, So, B stovall, Treasurer, &C., In.
tere.; for the Monticello Bank, .
lsI, Jan. 30, ST. Richard W Flournov, Administra.
TOR OF Edward II Moscley, decd,
!sS56liL 4. IS, Rev. c W pethcrbridse, 1
lsSS, ran. 81, u, Rev. R. c. Moore, OF New jersey
lsa5. Feb. Z, ss, Josiah C. Wilson. of Kenuon's,
Charles City county,
1855, June !, 50, Join 8 Walker, guardian Of
Anandus N. Walker,
le&, July ls, 90, John T Le,ch, OF Stafford,
1850. Jan. 80 Wm D. Sims, l.
lsS Jan. le 9o, Mary and Elizabeth D. vass
lsH, April9 Q, ~, DR.. Samuel P.ueson,
ls1s Nov. "a. 49, Powha,sn Robinson, J.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR -
WIN. r. RITCHIE ROGER A. -l----===- fhlO.e. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
J. r. DlCKEY, Notary Public.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS. aaxr. ,
S?s0,e63 II
774,4a0 y

STATEMENT OF THE AyyArs, OF THE MEsenAS:s' 4S3
MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING AND B4A.:..-l
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
NO. SO.

am IN H.. bad .,s hssa, - .,.e.,.,. mn,
"a. nraha, ,,Is cans. of ,h;s ,,,;,.s,v al.,,.,.
We, ,bav h..,d r,.l,;nc of f.., ,na
c,of,,.,,,,, or ~o;... Iou n, o;r.
"a "a. doar ~. osn,i.r,.
hoa..boIa bs.Ses hv II. isnilo,a rusl.
-. .;,a.,;.,, ,f -. u:.
,nT;e.;,v Lad lin - ION, ri. n;s.;.L, nc.
e.s.;o, ard h. ,,,issa ~;,a -. ,ssf =
from, IF r. boox;.r. a,or IT.. i.,d,or3
,,;.6 ,h.. la.-h b., found !, f.., ,,,bsrspn.
=, :, lou, va;.. ..a..,d.a ;n.,.,.
.dn,,s;o,
:. What do 70. r.ptsu ro,rd a vo;e.
.;,,;n
..ty.,,. co,o !, p. rsn,;.s IL. l.,s.
iera
&C.,. ;,rs =, ,on.a ero,n
,,;,,,;, .t,s mv room and I'm IN had
...,., .om.i
uI.,. :, - .bo...a ,ta l,n,;lord !,
,.n.., ~. :, 10 ,n. i'm. .h.t,,.
H.. -;.,..,,,, :. ~, hrL -. H.,
.jownr,
Hold on =, ,re;o;ned he So;cs within.
:. IN o,-o ,be door" Tie door wa. soon
onepesl Wien in rushed tie wbols marry.
s,noctinq 70 sse the floor covered v,,h
blood. What wa, f,eir sunrise to End
everything in ii. proper place, and .l,s
hocsier calm and unconcernsd. Arevo!-
yer was laying careless.v upon the bed.
Who fred tia, pistol 2. demanded the
landlord.
~ did =" vas TIE rsplv.
"WLy r"x.ksd the landlord.
The hoosier stepp~d 10 tie bed. asd.
.hrowing o7sn The covering. said :. Look
mere. Do YOU see that"
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
WESTERN A.sEoYAKCgs.

Judge j. w.ao has recently return
ed from tour in the West, relates an an
ecdote illustrating the horrors 10 which
travellers in that region are exposed. Il.
his passage TO one OF tie rivers, he fell II
company with a taikatire lady and gentle
man, 10 whom he was rssating sone of his
suferings from mosquitoes.
:. Husband said the ladyto tie gen.
tleman owning that title. yca had better
tell the gentleman about TIE man re msI
in Iowa
Tie BIT was sufficient. and tie husband
proceeded TO sty that ain their travel.
farther west. they nade the acqua intancs
Of stalwart, roiiclling Western hoosisr
oHe Of the genus who could whip BIZ
weight in wildcats, but who possessed I
fund Of quiet Lumor. On one occas;o.
they had stopped at . hotel in the interior
no, of the most inviting appearsnce.-
They we're shown 10 t.aeir rooms, ths koo-
sier at one end, and the lady aud gentle
man Al the cher end Of long hail.
About midnight the drowsy couple wer.
startled BY a report Of firearms. proceed
ing from the end Of the Lall occupies b
their travelling eonpanios. Doth s;srsec
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
Tie ratnre q: Kanaas.

There never has been a new Territory
opened for seiilemen, Offering so many
Inducements 10 emigraie 10, as Kansas
Having an area Of $50 miles in Length
aud $50 in width. with soil, reTy nearly,
every acre Of which is capable Of rroduc-
ing in the largest quantity wheat, corn.
i.elnp and tobacco. The position of Kan
sas is such as to render 1t easy to access
and likely, sson to have outlets by rivers
ard railroads that viii ensure the most
rapid growth and u:aaesi prosperi;y.-
There will soon bs a Railroad completed
fro:a ST. Louis into The very heart OF. the
territory, ard ons running through Iowa
will reach tie Missouri River near Coun-
c;l Bluffs. Only s'lort distance from Kan
sas. Tie Hannibal and ST. Joseph road
can be tapped from this city, and we be-
lieve Company viii be formed this win
Ter 10 bu;ld il, Then tie Missouri River
is nasigabie for good class of boats far
sp into the territory, and BY the help Of
some Improvements, il can be made one
of the most valuable chehneis of Com
nerce in the wi;oie coun.ry. Tie Kan-
sss, Arkan.as and other Rivers traverse
lie territory. and can be naviga.ed, RaiI-
| ways can be made cheap ia 50 level 4
country. There IS no doubt, too that
when Pae.i, railroad IS mad if viii ira.
verse The whoie territory Estate. from
Eas. to West; kansas is thos on the high
way between the Atlantic and Pacific
States, ard her cities viii be tie dIsfrssbtat-
ing points cf It's trade.
But Kansas has many o.her advantages.
valuable minerals have already been dis
Icoyersd. coal and iron are fo..nd in vario1s
parts, enl the timber regions are extensive
and very valuable. Ia fact Kansas pos
sesses every advantage 10 make il tas
greates1 State n The Union. Notwith-
Estanding u the difficulties. It's population
has insressed more rapidly than any 9TH
er terflIssy IN the country. It's increase j.
wonderful. and il vii reserve large IN
crease BY The opening Of Spring.
i The Pro-Siavsry mea. II they act wise
ly, are sure TO prevail, and s.sa k Il what i
laougi1i 10 be. nd WINS. rs viii 5e--a Slave
STATS. and in twensy years viii be tke
creates. State Ia fhs Union. Lsareasacrta 1
JturnzI.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
wo6AN.


Proud man may climb ambitions height,
Aud ssek to win the need of fame,
Yes, hs may feel his heart beat light
When glory beams around his name
But not tor tneSe does woman seek,
Far humber her ambition;s shown;
At holae she reigns Z sovereign neck-
4 WoGan lives for love alone.
Sill il her daily duty moves,
With thoughtful brow and steadfast ;aind !;
She proves her faith for him she loves,
Bs gentle smiles and accents kind
The praise oe one dear voice alone
Is al she clams--withhold it not,
Oh, We 10 whom her heaet hath iiosra,
For 'lis the sun that lights her lot,
Ii cold neglect or anger strange
Saoali prove her portion, yet the ray
of her pure love viii never change,
-ho' hope, andheaIsh, and bliss decay;
by patient smiles and kinder tones
:, The triiant gently she recalls
or peschaace reproaeh is sbowu
Iis in the tear that silent falls.
Woman hath faults and weakness too,
=, nut stronger man, Oh blame them not,
believe me her affection true
N iho, ehangefni life shall cheer Thy lot
nome ties, home love, let none disdain;
-. More dear than wealth or fame can prove,
1lsy Ger the heart Triumphant reign,
ana all are biest in Soinan's love-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
rpaTFs OF ADVERTISING.

70, one square, ten lines or iess.... 81 90
rocb aaItionai insertion, per square ...... 90
One square, three months - ''''''''4 ~ ~
- six months.. ...' '...'. : W
tf,ras rno,ti,s. ......6 90
&C twelve months. ....l l6 90
Ore quarter of column, three months... 10 W
g six months 10 90
&. 9. q. twelve months 30 GO
On. half of column, three months -. y 90 90
g g six months -. 30 90
6. :. &c twelve months. 80 03
,,,,,, thraa months 80 60
six months -. 20 w
twelve months .....s ..-.'. TO oo
Business cards, eight lines or less, l year " W
e six months -. 49,. s W
three Iaonths ...-.. 49,. y Oo
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

ry Announcing Candidates for office, in
.1sa1ce. So II inserted on a credit, candidates
will be charged eight dollars.
f5- Communications. of personal nature,
wtiI b. inserted as advertisements, and charged
for at The rates OF $500 per square, and pay
nent required in advance
~ Advertisements not marked on the copy
t,g sna.if;c number OF insertions, will be con-
tinued until ordered out, and payment exacted
accordingly.
s1r All Advertisements must be paid for IN
advance, or at the expiration of three months
e| All letters addressed to the Editors
nust he POST PAID, to receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
The Law of Newspapers.

4. Subscribers who do not give express mo-
tice to the contrary considered az WISH
ing to continue their su5scfiptton-
:, If SUBSCRIBERS order the discontinuance of
their periodicals, The publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refnse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which they
are directed, they are held respoasiple' uii eney
have settled tue bill and ordered them discoa-
1. II subscribers to otherp'aces with
oft informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held res
ponsbe. .1.e...;,o, 70
t,ls n.riaIicaIs from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facia
evidence OF intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
pu5lication Office on I'd Street.

Traxs:-Tso dollars per annriin, inyariaDly var
8, .dgane.. Single copies cents, twelve cop
les for City cents.
To crrps Five copies will he sent 70 one
address for 50. Ten to one address Ior TOT - % 40
rI.aaiy IN one address for S32- Forty TO one
!SSress iMr@ for 500. ca Invariably IN ADVANCE
r.sr Money may be sent by mail, at the risk
r1s- Postnasters are requested to act as our
Agents.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

IA Forks we're in use in Eurspo in
u ,ss 18th and 18th centuries. according 10
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

BY JONES oELAcY.
Is life dark pathway
hecioaied aith soTrow,
Without ioy for to-day,
Withodt hope for Tomorrow,
Ana 10 dream of bliss !!
a regret for the Past,
For the Present tear
An,; the future o'ercast
With doubling and fear
Is life such rs shiS?
Zach coal of the gifted
Is lord of the world,
Whose curtain npilfted,
Whose canopy furied,
Doth heaven display.
There, sunligh, forever
Doth rain in its power;
There, eloud-shadow never
LIS darkness shall lower
O'er that kingdom Of Day.
Miss.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

HRad words like lad shillings. are
v.'sn = brought homs to The person WHO has
ussarad them.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

hss-There IS no adhesive labil like a
knick name
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
AND,
LA W.,

NN
|istrict Courts
,, the Probate
Pliaii counties,
IN and Platte
THE Pre-enp-
fegisters and
Fe ont and ETe
hratory state
Fer, where he
| Presumption
| s14 42-tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
Ky.,l sa
|y Public,

Ay.yl -
|y Public,
ious courts
! collecting
bounty land
kion laws Of
|nted Notary
fsed to pre-
temptors on
bem in per-
| |essred. He
|edgments OF
kperience in
d its duties
Esq, Chi
&cinnati,iO.s
~; JAS: K.
I'm III. Hal
zins, Leav-
-.47-dD
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

NGF ELLows
ton, Mo-
b, Mo.
in the coun-
kand Leaven-
II Buchanan,
be Courts at
in, X. Il.
b at either Of
n, and letters
will receive
he'd for prov
Is, embracing
p an Office at
fl constantly
be land Office
/ as possible
hs, and pre-
fellow.
f2-yE
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
OBJ 39oet' S GoIall'lr.
BY JONES pELAcY.

~~~~~~~~o~G~~(@~oN~~
From The New iotk day BOOK.
UREAI1-i,AND.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
LAW

ia the Disfriet
| the Probate
bhaR counties,
an and Platte
"3O-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

!. =. BURNS.
B.
lLORS AT
.fession in
| Courts OF
securing
H
S >
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-14

@. n. Ferry hss soastitatsd GEO. W. NcCnAsY
Ais lawfsl Attorney y sell - aay eae desiring "a
puEshass psspssty fos astaAl inpsevsuent, asfina
Is ahssnss last, ssns q the nost dssIrsAls pre-
psYty within The city limis upon terms which vi
secure : hons in the nest bsastifai part Of III
city.
1hAxirs q the oGice Of McCnAnY . Daucs. o.
Third street, bstwssa Main ! johnson.
jyedu C.H. FERRY.
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GIN AND OPFNBNGy
ATHENEUM BUILDING!!
Eller l. Oppenheilm

"A lseest styles II
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And conplste assortment Of
Cent? Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks
Carpet Bags. &C.,
Allsslscteda at the hrst New York and Philadelphis
houses. We respectfully invite the citizens Of Ke-
skuk and vicinity 10 come and examine our rood.
and most particularly country dealers, who CAT
~. Louts Price,.
Merchant Tailors will always Ind . nice stock
Of Cloth, Cassimeres, Ae.
Keokuk March lad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-14

These arsths bess Printing Inks neoafeo.
tursd In The sosntry. We accepted the agsa-
cy Of the naaofacssrsrs solely for ~ pr.
pose Of hsviag constant sapply Of good
inks for our own ~. We hsvs and expect
constantly 10 have on hasd : good supply
Of the various qualities Of Inks, which
printers can procure Of a. 4 tho ussal
rates
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-14
MELAlNOTYPEA,

pINHE LATEST an
1 most importan = ANil31k%Nfl~
improvement in tn kI&
Photographic Process, ~ WV
IL the MKLAiS0ryPa,
which 10 taken ON an snamcied iron plate. pre.
psredexpressly for The purpose.
Its finished without bs la I'M or ar or v.,p.h a,
any kind and therefore win not blister or cr..h h
cold weather, ~ will the Ambrotype Inatsad ~
being vanished the picture Is galyaniscd In . sal
vAnis battery, which, by giving 1t coatinsof sil.
sr,rsnusfa ~ impersious to atmospheric changes
me MelAinotype possesses many advantages owe,
All other pictures Ii vii rece I've fall without
fracture, bend without injury. It may be wa.hsd
when sotled, and hsndied without the face h.ips
marrsd, unlessr sbused by rough scratching, which
would detace the bestoil painting. la perfect de-
lineation OF detail iteqaals the agucrrsotyts
while It has none Of the glare for III
objection to those pictures.
When colored the Melainoty pc very niue hrsssm
bias painting on ivory, For inserting in lock ets
pins or rings, no other pctur. com pare With II
The MslsiLotype Is PATENT PIcruRk, and CUE
BRO. are tho only artists in his city Who Aays
right 70 taks them. II you want coon picruns,
cali Ut HUEs'HALLERY, No 81 Main strsst ~
tween Sd and 4th, and examine speciluess Of ~
MELAlNOTYPE IIeh5.d
EXTRAOR BINARY INDGGEME NTo
70 TRADE
Attic ssNtmbie Hixpencc.v
An now resolving my spring and summsrstoe
Of Dry doodA flats and Bonnsts, Boots and
cities, which comprises extensive variety In All
these depaytments. Ny stock will compare fayoe.
ably with any in the city in poirt Of variety and
quality and tits we'll known fact that the prices
or Dress Goods, l have silks, Tissues. B.re~..
Lawns. Barge Delaines, Challies, Poplins. Vsier.
elan Plaida, DebaiEe, Argantines, Lawn Robes
he.
OF Staple Goods, heavy brown domestic ,ble.ched
do, OsnAburgs, drills, tickings, prints, AZ.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds-vhits and
brown for pants; white and brown table diaper,
cfash and diaper towsling, Irish linen, brown do.
ALDO. Summer ShAwis, black six vssettes. EN-.
broideres, lacss, pocket handk erchisfs, hosiery.
trimmings, Gents shirts, crsvats, collars and sus.
blenders.
ALSO, an assortment sf Summer Clothing. and
necessary articles too numerous TO mention.
AND in connection with the above / keen an n.
| sortmsnt Of Queensware and Groceries, the latter
OF which l still continue to sell ct wholcxal
prices. fresh lot Of choice Tees direct from he
Canton Tea Co., Ssw York, which are wsrrsn ted 10
give entire satisfastion ar the money will be re-
| landed.
| think can now o1es Inducements net to Be ex-
cellsd BY any house In this city.
IL tAsFs h say article you cannot end anywhere
else, inst call - tAe Ninbis Sixpsnee--aaywhere
| along Aain-strsct.
P.6.--Thsse are mot old soods-havsWef Iss~ on
Asad etacs tAs user
| Nos. ~, ~, ~ .sa 'sS m....st.
| .. $. BILLINGS,
| Keokuk. Lows. April l7-d4w.
| DUF1ON - Natural History Of Man, the u Lobe.
ID and Of Quadrupeds, with additions from Ca
/ vier Lacepeds, and other preninsnt uatnrslists.
for sale BY OGDEN, BROwNELL AGO.
| sprSd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-14

BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
- The notes Of ~ Relieving DAsks are metre
solved b. any Of 49, baaksn In tAis city.
kris City bAnk, Pennsylvania.
Warren County Dank, rsnssy lvsAia.
Ascomb Co. bank, Nj. Clemens, Mich.
Arlington Baah. MashisgeSs, Dc.
E1ehass. Bank sf Tess, Assfrssslors' ,Tsss.
Bssinss Baak Of ladisna, Consesviiis.
Bank u East Tsnnsssss, Knoxvills, Tons.
Central BANK Of Tennessee, Nashville, Tsan.
Farmer sd Merchants Bash. Qrssasbsrs. Ma
Valley Bank, AAgsrstevn, nA.
Plaster asA AssAsnies' Bssk Dsisos, Sec.
Yarnsf's BAak, Wexford, n 4.
EliswortA HASH, Ellsworth. Ne.
Wooster nenk, Dasbsry, Cess.
kanawha BaAk, KsnAwha, Va.
Bank Of the kspsbiis; Prsvidssse, RI.
Lancaster Bank, Penn.
Cantou Bank, Houth chinA, Maine.
hesk of British North America, Aontrsal.
NJ. Vernon Bsak, ProsidsHss. 3. J.
Beak Of HAst Tennessee, Nashville.
nAods Island CENTRAL H.. 90
Baak Of Hsiiovsil, Maine.
rfovineiai Bank Of 5saAs,ssd, caAsAa.
Yxehsngs Bank, bangs, y sins.
Exstss New AsupshirS.
Iimnsrman /" Canada.
Oson.reial :" F.flS Anbsy. n. J.
Indians stsAs Daak, Bloom Asll.
uramssey 1Ank Lafayette.
shawnee 01Ak, Attisa.
Suck SesaSsty DAak Of Danvills.
Ysr.sss - Mechanics BAsk ,IsdissspelIs.
Hsnstne1aa a., Hun tiu stun
New Csstls, es1nsyivaaaA.
Asnesck Raak. 8lls1ssth, ~.
5anbssisaA SasisSD Bask, Nd.
- LisTos iu1eAaA Pass rAsKs tax On - Car
rsncy at - henktnB 1euses IN this city.
6ssk Of eAeosritSyf Indianapolis. 3
1Aak II QkAsst, EkAart.
Bank ef0eeAsn, oosAsn.
/, bank Of nsans vsrnsn, NJ. Vernon,
hsak Of Aocetes0o, Aehtlcsffp
nsas o. reon, zen.
Bank Of sstsn, eats0.
Baak q Rockville, keskviais.
1sak ofSyraesss, 6yyassse.
Bank Of w A0AW, Wafeew.
Canal Bask, kvsnsv4nA.
CfsscsntCity nank, nyaAevills.
Exchange Bank, 0rss ncastle.
YsyssteCosaty Bank, CoDse,yills.
Harnsrs Baak, WsssAsld.