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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-24

NohLs sisirons.-Amons the passengers
by the steamer Europa, at Boston, are two
young English nobIemen, who have proba-
1iy come over to make the tour Of the states.
They are Lord Althorp and Lord Hervey.--
The first is the son and heir OF Earl Spencer.
a descendant OF the great Duke Of Marlbor.
ongh. and q nephew OF visceant A,,ho-r
the distinguished Statesman who was Chan.
cellor Of the Exchequer in the Melbo urne
administration. Lord Hervey il the second
son Of the Marquis Of Bristol. They are both
quite young men, under %, 1Dd unmarried.
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FRoh kANsAs-THE MAirs.-The mule
which carries the msiis south Of here "vin
eout,a last week, and so the post Office il
"shet up. "-lCeniropolis Leader.
Coy. WALkER-Hls DoINGs.-Goy. Walker
left Lawrence, as you know, to arrest the
Cheyenne Indians, who, ia violation Of the
organic act, the statutes Of Kansas, "my
inaugural my speeches. and even the
Topeka Legisiature-feloniousiy threatened
70 shoot or 70 steal Fort Riley.
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.GJ We saw . gentleman few days since
who was buying oil the wood -pscker's scalps
he could find! He will take them TO Cali
fornia to trade TO the Indians, where they
are used as money, and are worth about Eve
dollars each.---f Illinois BAPTIST.
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HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY OF THE CRY OF NEW YORK

HUME lNCUkANUk CV4FANI VI IHE ClTI VI NEW lUkk
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+; NJ s s Y. :ss
Tat said p"e"d Of the Of capital
osssy lee vnh full tis.in and ino.lsd service
STA TENENT HOME INSURANCE COMPANY n
LIT 1851, With the
Law Q IoWG, sat1led "An Act II statoM to Lawrence
Oompanis." approved 2SA JanSary 1857.
Second Third HUEDAKD THOU
Fourth The ass q s the following ins
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Of
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JAS. B. clsy's election, the Lexington
Observer says. was literally bough. with mo.
ney. Clay II msn Of immense wealth, and
used the almighty dollar 70 IN unlimited FL.
tent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-24

GAs.-Thc Muscatine people are rejoicing
over the completion Of their gas works, and
the illumination of their city thereby.
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On the second ballot the names Of Messrs.
Cattell,, Wheeler, Baldwin, Rodman and Ed.
!" ~ \. were Withdrawn anu on tine isst bal
/ iot all but three names were Withdrawn.
1 On motion, the nomination Of Mr.. Faville
WA confirmed by unanimous vote.
The convection then took recess until
O'Clock p. IN.
Concluded to-morrow.)
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FoREios iTrns.-We CLEAN the following
additional items from the news by the las,
foreign. arrival
The Italian conspirators have been found
guilty Of the alleged design against the life
u Napoleon, and one has been sentenced to
transportation, and the others 10 imprson-
ment for Is years.
II is rnmored that negotiations relative to
ire Spanish and Mexican question have been
suspended. Spain continues her military
preparations.
!, - said that Ledru Rollin prosecutes the
London Times, for the article charging him
WIN completely in the recent conspiracy.
There strouble between England and Ma
pies IN consequence of unauthorized search
OF an English steamer by Nenpoltan orc
isls' II Is said that England demonstrated
without eiiciting reply.
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m ARn re D.,

At Alexandria, No., on the 10th Of Aur.. bv
Rev. q. W. Ash, Mr.. Calvin A. Calhoun, of Han
nibai, Mo, to Miss Catharine McAnaley, Of Keo-
kuk, Iowa.
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Republican County Convention.

REPUBLICAN MKErINa.--There was an err
ror in our announcement Of Republican
meeting. 1t should have been Tuesday Ito
morrow evening, instead Of this evening.
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"a The people Of Keokuk, Iowa, are about
70 bore an artesian well in the public square
OF that city icin. Gag.
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lN0 those desiring 70 purchase Arse slss Pisass
1 We would say that Ne have jest rscsivsd fron
the popular manufactory Of Beaydnan, Gray 4
Co., thsss elegant Pianos with corrugated soaadins
board, suspended plate, aud with or withost ths
"Dolcs CampAaa Attsehmsnt." 4 most crafty
Ing proof Of the superiority of Bsardman. Gray =
their elegant squares and nagniHosnt grands, hAys
been sought for and publioly used not only BY thc
hrst American pisnists, but also nearly sil 'hs
great artists who have visited this country. Tksl
borg 0Ottschalk, Mason, Htrakoseh, Jenny Lind,
CathariDs Hayes, and many others, have borne
public testimony to their CREST and acknowledged
merit In the most natterine terms.
PATRICK = GROUSE,
rs Main street, Keokuk.
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PUBLICATION OF LAws.--They tell story
probably lie1 that Caligula or some other
of old Rome's scoundrel empcrors, used to
inscribe his DEGREES upon the tablets, and
hang them up so high that the people couldn'.
read them, after which he benev olently pun.
ished them for not obeying the laws which
had thus been published! TheRomans were
not Yankees, else they would soon have been
at work with patent ladders or improve tel
escopes, and would have known all about
Caligula's laws in jitfey. American law
givers understand much better than Calicu
la did, how to keep the law secret from
the people who are to obey it. They 'spub-
hsh' the laws, too; yes they do; and sc
promptly that n. from sir 10 nine m months af.
ter their enactment, persons who knop hou
can generally ascertain what the said laws
are, By travelling no farther than the count,
seat Bloomington Paragraph.
Pshaw, neighbor, don't be churlish Thos,
old Caiigulians were not so smart us WI
Observation-Disclosures. Nowadays every.
body is Supposed to know the law, an,
how; so, what's the oddss
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CLOSHN0 OUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
LEATHER, SADDLERY HARDWARE,

CAKhIAUE ItIMMINuS, &C.,
A T reduced prices for cash or approved paper Oh
IA shoFt time.
The store occupied by will b for rent after the
close Of the present month, with the Axtsrss.
Those having unsettled notes OF accounts with
u.s. with J. o. Bernard Co., will Ana II 70 their
interest to call and settle them without delay. ~
our business mast DO brought 10 close. Those
having clAims please present them for settlement
BERNARD, NAUDAIN, 4 CO,
aug2l- dot l57 Nsin.strest.
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MI Pictorial History u the Ansficsn Navy
= sonpstsine lfses Of itsA istins sise1 son nani.
a, ~ Jeha Frost, !. l.. D.. lust reed -
spsd 00D4N. tROWNHLt 1 90.
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O,oners & Shippers Of Live Stock 4 Freight
VIA
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington
E1N3s a
j a I i = q 4 y,

In eoautction with
chicago and II ock IsianA East Eek.
And ". Lo.is, Alton + Chicago Raiirosd..
THE ONLY ROUTE FROM BURLINGTON,
HAVING III X ADVANTAGE OF
THE JOLIET cur off.
Freight to or from Chicago or Joliet Cut
az and East, Through rithout
change Of cars.
fCyIiE Peoria, Oquaxk and Burli ngt ton Railroad
i being comp lstsd and running in closs connec.
tion ct Peoria with the above roads, forms the
reliable and sxpsdi tious route FOR the trans
portAtioh u FRRiGhr " LItx srock, 10 or from
Burling z ton, Joliet, Chicago and the East,
Tho facilities that this Route has over any o. her
Route. by its connection at Joliet with the Joliet
Cut on gives IL decid cd advantage for the trans
possAtion Of Freight, and expressly does Il com.
mend itself to
OWNERS AND SHIPPERS or LIVE srocx.
Al Joliet, Live Stock can be transferred much
more COW eniently than in the city Of Chicago,
particularly II they are destined for IN Eastern
| Market.
our Rates are - Los ~ By any other Rosfe.
| Merchants and Shippers particulsSl request
cd to give this new Toate . trial.
| Freight destined from any point % our road, TO
Bloomington, Springfield, Cincinnati, st. Louia.
any point in Central or Southern Illinois, indi
ana and Ohio by our connections with the 1liinois
Central, St. Louis, Alton and Chicago, Great West
ern Of Illinois, Terra HAuts and Alton, Ohio and
Mississippi. will be sure Of speedy transit "
| Its destination.
Application for freight or any information II
regard 10 the rosd may be made TO the respective
| Agents Of Chicago ! kock Island and ST. Louis,
| Alton 4 Chicago roads at Chicago. or 1t the Com.
psny = Office In Barrett House, on 3D. ~.
U. H. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burliny tou, Iowa.
p. B. RoBxRrs, Superintendent.
CnAa. X. FoLLErr, Gent Ticket Agent. e
aug2l'57d4w
/ CAUTION.
/ A IL persons are hereby cautioned against buyinl
| IA or trading Tor note Of hHad, given BY {.
Conn, payable " me, dated March lOsh, 1857, fo
$3.50 So, and due in two years from date with tol
per cent interest," ~ said note has been lost or mis-
laid and the payment Of the same stopped.
! AuS ii, 81 dot X. WHISKY.
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|
I'm and sfssr Wsonssday, Aunust 18th, 1881,
" TraiM WI rsa ~ folfsws, living East Bar
~ PAgeEN6ER !. 5 ! u, shpsugh 70 Peoria,
chicago, Cincianati, Alien and 1t. Louis, via
0aiesburg, Knoxville, Eimwood. Peoria, Bloon-
ington, Springfield, Decatur, Terrs Hauts and In
dianapolis to Cineinnati and st. Louis. To Chicago,
Via Qslesburg. Peoria, Bureau Peru, L. 6siis, o.
tawa end Joliet; also By the Esstsrn Extension Pc
ofiA . Oquavk and st. Louis, Altoa and Chicago
Railroads and eli intermediate points.
ID PAkSEN0BR Of p. m, through 10 Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis making AL con-
ncctious ~ above.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves at .. m.
Both trains make connections through 10 Chi
cage, Cincinnati and st. Louis, and al between
statOnA.
&f- Passengers leave Burlington At .. m,
reach 81. Louis same night.
" Passengers leave Darlington 1t p. m,
reach 81. Louis next forenoon.
Through Tickets TO all Eastern and Southern
cities can Be obtained at the Company's once In
the Barrett House, on Third-st.
U. II. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, lows.
P. B. RoBxRrs, Sup't, Peoria. Ills.
CmAs. X. foLLsrr, Gen Ticket Agent, Peoria
aug2l '57d4w
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DELINQUENT LIST Or LOTS
TIpoN which speci.l taxes are doe sud unpaid
~ for grsding Tho alley through Block No. 100
o Snors Names. Lot. ock. Tar. Cost.
rssbyterian church, ,2ds 100 81 ~ "a. SO
Unknown, 1 LOG 1854 2S
8; ;. Billings, tA6 l06 1881 2.5s
Unknown, 100 1854 I.2S
WAof IL l06 6.33 l.l9
NOTICE 10 hereby given TO owners Of the Lets
described n the foregoing list situated in the
City Of keokuk, Lee county and State Of lows,
whose names are mentioned above, and all others
interested that special tax hss been assessed and
levied on said lots for grading the Alley through
Block No l06, ~ designated IN the above list,
and unless payment be made Of the taxes % levied
and also ell costs before the 18th dsy Of esptem-
bsr A. y. 1887, the said lots or 20 much thereof
shall DO necessary 10 discharge the said and
costs, will be sold On the day aforesaid, at the
Mayors ofce, in said city, between ths hours Of .
O'Clock q. m and o'clock p. M.
G. C. STEVENS,
Collector of the City Oh Ksokuk.
keokuk, August ~. 81 did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-24

MON6OOs
Il =. SMITH respectfully infofms hia frisndl
IL. and customers thai he he's rone Rast n 4. =,
chass his Fall floods, and win return about a.
6rstof September fAnsldtY
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WANTED,
n CORDS green hickory WOOD, feet long, for
i " family use. Inquire Of
IA. b. TEN kYCK.
Office Btna Insurance Company,
Aug2id3t I'd st., bet Main johnson.
J. lsR ADEN 4 Co..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

y. Dn ALDEN 4 Co..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 50 Main eet,..............KEOKUK. IOWA,
HAVING removed one door west. to rooms farm
i ! crly sccupieA ~ Raid. Shields Co., wUald
inform their frissas and customers that having
their stock Of Drugs and Asdicinss 10 an pre-
pared = assonnsdais then BY alIisg orders % tho
lowest teSns.
below vs give list Of some Of the lssAisg Ar
ticlrs susf RkcElvRD:
- kegs Ricasb Soda,
~ % Salssatos,
10 bbls. Cream Tartar,
zoe NJ Tastaric Acid,
200 ~ Vuininc,
SO Of Morphine.
90 ibs Opium,
carboys Sweet Spirits Nitre,
do Aqua Ammonia,
4 do Suipharic Acid, &C., DC.
ang2id
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i - -
DELIN0UENT LIST ~ Lots
NJ Grading h. Alley through BlecR No. So
Owners NAnss. Lot Block. TAG Cost.
Unknown, - 43l.ts t1.l7
do 50 3l.N La
DO 50 1l.ss la
do 80 1l.b8 la
NOTICES hereby given - the ovnsrs Of The
lots deseribedin ~ foregoing list situated IL the
whose names ars msnsisasd ard al oshsrs interest
| ID, that special Tar has bsen assssssd snd
levied on the saad lots for ths essdtng u The
Alley through said Block Ne. ~, = dssigaatsd
tAs tasss % levied, "a ALDO III ossts hsloes ne
ID day Of Ssptem kss A. b. 1857 the sAld lots or 20
nsch thereof - shsll b nsssssasy y discharge
said TAI and costs, will b cold % ihs day a1ors-
| said, at the AAyor's O1aes II said city, bstvssn
the hours Of e'sleck :. y. and o'sloek p. n.
G. G. 6TEvHNH,
Collsetorof thSCity q Kaoksk.
August II. iss7-dtA
New raiIsrlsg nsuss.
THE subsefihsF wcsM take this methed Of in
= fcrningtes seskonsA Of Ksokpk Ard Vicinity
Store o. 4tA IT,, BET, Main and BloMdsos,
Tor the psSpsss Of carrying the Abovs hnsinsss.
Having hssn csnnscssd Tor several years With cns
Of ~ asst hossss in Boston, e fssis ccnedenes
examine Bis steek, consisting In part o. Btaek,
Blse, Olive, Cream, Dsovn and Maihsny Desuck
and 0srmsn 1ssedsIeths 0srnsa md French
Doeskins, Cassinsrss. rich SAX ~ Aasssiliss
vsssing', furnishing dood'' Ir'nnins:i =;
Keeksk. lows. y.lys, ss-1
EEOKUH HEKALE C0l.Ls GE.
vnHH FALL TRIM for 1857 will con Renee In
ths Asthedaa1 ChaSsA. In ChaGhAn Square,
O YhnssaAys aept. lsts anass sne seHesvlsien Of
1hs % sn.sss as1 iassrssaisa q GO instis.-
lion vf1i y eenAoe4ea " 1isa MAy p. Oiskenspa.
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NOTICE.
\NE tho undersignsd Bankers Of the City Il
w heokuk, will continue 70 receive Kseknk
City Scrip on deposit ~ other currency.
FORD. 0ONHAM FORD
DEFINING 1 LOVE.
CHAPLIN 3 LEE.
augl3dtf FICKLEN LUCAS.
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Collector of the {
keokuk. August ~, '57-dtd

NOTICE,
H110 all persons interested In tho Assessment Of
L Damages and Benefits, by reason Of the change
of grade Of Second At High street.
The following 10 the Assessment made by two Of
the Commissioners appointed 70 assess said dam
ages and benefits, ~ reported BY thcm August
10th, 1857
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9.oe0OAo In HT0OCh. 0oroaO, Latin,
0v0ok, Brewing = MashennAsecs.
DK01. kRA16e o1ass his Services - teaehes Of
i he Languages, Drawing and 6cisscss TO the
Ladies oad 9sa tlsmsu Of Ksokuk.
w, the undenignsd, having had Instructions
shsssfally Ysesnnsd him 10 the citizens Of Ksskuk
- good, cfkcisst and faithful tesshsr, Ia every
way worthy Of their patronage.
Rev. ~. Williams, VA. Becn,
Mrs. n. B. Dickinson, P. Echar,
Nm. Geo. KabsafHs, Jaiss Gsiser.
August I'D Z
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TO RAINTRAs.
M Il invits your attsntion 70 oar fall aad com-
w plete stock Of Paints, Oils, b., which ve arc
constantly receiving from New York, Cinsinaati snd
other citiss. We olsr
300 kegs Pare White Lead,
50 do Lithargs.
50 do Red Load,
80 do Snow White Zine,
10 bbls. Linseed Oil.
DO Iurpsstinc,
10 do Glue,
Brushes Of All kinds,
VArnishes
Al the ehsapest ratss for cash or on short time
Call and ses, at No. ~ Main street. Keokuk, Iowa.
Aug.Id J. BkADEN CO.
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PI.ASTER PAR10.
IN DBl6. Plaster Paris % consignment and
LUZ for sale. This Plaster having boon tasted
BY Of the pissterers Of this city the subscr-
Der feels justin ed In recommending It 70 I'll those
needing the arti and refers to Wm Brown, archi-
tect. Is. WILIIAMS.
aug3ld johnson st., bet. Sd h 4th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16
Arrival Of the Germantown

We learn from tho Norfolk Herald that the
l.. S. ship Germantown, Commander Lynch, 40
days from Rio de ,Janeiro. via Bahia and Pernam-
buco, "a days from the latter port) arrived in
Hampton Roads on the evening of the 9th, and
came up to the naval anchorage the next day.
The Germantown has been absent from the
United States little over three years and two
months, during which she has been attached to
the squadron ON the coast of Brazil aud been
actively engaged in cruising that station
Left a, Rio on the 22d of December the L, S.
frgaie st. Lawrence bearing the broad rennant
OF Commodore French Forrest, and expected to
sail in few days on a cruise to the southwark
\ II well on board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16
The Dn,nngc 10 the I he cpcai.c md Ohio Cnn-

The Cumberland Telegraph learns from "A re
Table ou'ce that the report of the destruction of
dam No. ) has been greatly exaggerated. The
superintendent of that division has inspected
the damages, and states that that part Of the dam
built by his predecessor remains firm, but that
rlght or ten feet Of the top of the old part for
distance of five hundred feet has been demolish-
cd aud carried away by the ice. Plenty of tim
Der to repair it is on hand at Dam No. 6, and can
lie taken to the point in two days by letting the
water in at that dam and floating it down. The
canal il is alleged, can be made navigable in one
month If the work is commenced at once and
pushed forward energetically. Dam No. is not
injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16

ST. LOUIS, Feb. ll.-Ihe House Of Repre- sen.
tatives on Monday passed the amendment to the
constitution restricting the State debt to $50
900.
The bank committee has agreed that eight
banks. with three branches each, and an aggre-
gate capital If $l3000,O 900, shall he chartered at
the present session Of the Legislature. These
banks are to be authorized to issue three to one
the amount of capital to be paid in, and not al
lowed to issue notes Of less denomination than
five dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16
scunciiy Of A.ifc.

The Narrcnton Flag tells Of sheep belong
ing Il Mr. +. +. psges Tint lived under u snow
DRIFT u days without food, also of fowl of
Mr. }. JeIios that WIS showed under for rs
days, aud hog Of Nh Peter Rcdd, that was un-
der drift for II days.
Tho Wnrrcnton Wing says sheep, belonging
to MIR. Reuben Hit of fauquier, lived Il days
under drift, aud walked up to its fodder" AS
soon eNtrIcatcd.
The Fredericksburg Herald says Mr. GRIM
vile J. Kelley Of Calpepor had n hog that livod
- days without food undor snow bank
We can beat them all Mr.. w. W Thorn
ton, Of priuco William, had II sheep TINT lived %
day. under II snow drift iier. Sentinel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16
The Sub.11arinc Telegraph.

WAsmNGroy, Feb. 12.--The commitment of the
submarine telegraph bill TO fac committee on post
offices Is regarded virtual defeat of the measure
The project is almost universally regarded as in
which the United states would be the gamer by let
ting it alone.
The government is iasf opening ia cres to the
alarming fact that it viii rniy bare 40 control
the line whae. or gnaraal 8oy he 5.en IL il by the
sub- marine c0mvan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16
Condition OF Anairs az Atbauy.

ALBANY, Feb. I0.-Iho weather is cold and
stormy. Lola Montez and her sister, who have
been playing engagement here. engaged
hoa'man to day to take them across tho rlver IN
Il skiif They we're the first that crossed the riv.
or since the storm. On the second trip across.
the three men ia the boat got eXhnusted and
were carried away down the stream below the
city. The fire bells were rung III order to call
out assistance, bat fortunately when the men had
been Carried some distance down the river they
were enabled to guide the boat to a spot where it
struck the ice without injury, and the men were
rescued from the Grconbush side They have
attempted to return but will come by way of Troy.
Business is partially resumed on the south of
broadway Much suffering is anticipated from
I he cold
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16

sale Tobacco flour aud other Country Produce
VA having formed coparinoraip for the put
pose OF doing general Commission iunoas will give their
all ennsignm"ntH made 10 them
In tho Store Geofgo u DAVIS and next door to A.
II EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
10 1857 THOMAS u Hlll,
Gaer TO capt Jno NJ ooy Cashier Hank OF Nh,G - Ia
Vi. n Davissrln Sanl NJ tnrlaud, Amherst Mayo
tabol Ncaou; Il a. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Hank
"a a <pta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16

RESIGNATION OF CAPTAIS PASSILL.-We feel much
regret in giving insertion in another column to the ad
vertisement from Capt Parniil ohe Stockholders OF
the Southside Railroad which has been handedus for
publication His services to the Company and his
management of the road have secured for him their
highest confidence, which has been manifested in his
annual reelection, and sure that the public
and the Stockholders will regret MS much As We do
his intended resignation tits to be hoped that he VIII
reconsider his determination between this the day
of meeting of the Stockholders and relieve them from
the necessity af appointing bis snccessor-Pe lnfc-
Glenret.