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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

more than one Of its notes at the same time,
the aggregate amount Of such notes 80 pre-.
sentcd for payment to the amount Of ono
hundred dollars shall be considered but one
demand.
Il. The State Bank of Iowa, on receiv::
ing information That any branch has COM
mitted such not of insolvency, shall forth
with appoint committee OF one or more of
~ Dsrfctors, or others, who shall make i'm
1taae enquiry into the truthol. such infor-
mo1toA and report thereon q t&9 Bank and
u ~ Bank shall DO satisfied from the report
u he committee, that such branch has sus-
pended the payment of its notes in gold and
silver as provided in section ten 10y, it shall
forthwith appoint suitable receiver or re.
ccivcrs, who shall take immediate posses
sion Of - book, records, Nancy, chooses
in aotioa md proptrty Of such branch, OF
every description, and hold the same for the
joint use Of the other branches Of the State
Bank of Iowa, and the creditors of the fail
ing branch, and the State Bank Of Iowa
shall immediately provide money and place
the same in such solvent branch or branches,
as may be most conv0nient for the purpose
Of redeeming the not ach failing branch,
and shall give put n dee thereof in some
newspaper printed i14he place where such
failing branch is loca&ed, also in some news
paper Of general circulation published in
Iowa City.
4 l2. Each solvent branch shall contrib
ute in the ratio CT the circulation to which
it is entitled, to the sum necessary for re-
deeming the notes Of the failing branch, as
provided in the preceding section on the re-
QUESTION Of the State Bank OF Iowa, and
may be remunerated for such contribution,
from the Safety Fund, as soon - money suf-
6cient can be raised from that fund, by a
sale or hypothecation Of the stock, funds, or
other securities belonging thereto.
: l3. The receiver or receivers appointed
as provided in the eleventh section, shall be
required to give bond in such sum, and such
securities rs the State Bank OF Iowa, or Ex-
ecntive Committee, shall judge sufficient,
and under the direction Of said Bank, shall
proceed to settle up the affairs Of such branch
and convert its assets into money the mo-
nsy SO made shall be applied
First: 10 reimburse all moneys which
shall have been advanced by the several
branches, for the redemption Of the notes
and bills Of the insolyent branch, and which
may not have been previously reimbursed
from the Safety Fund.
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TMUsrEE,s SALE.

DUBLIC NOTICE l. hereby given thaa on abe
= 2sth dAy Of April next, IN front Of the prsmi-
-, ON Main street, keokah, lows, shall proceed
the following real estate In the city II keok u,
Iowa. vis thirteen and . ham (l3}) feet Oh the
est side Of lot and eight s) fssto6 the
vest side u lot nine % in block twenty sight (3s,
Of said city, By one hundred and forty (iAol fist
deep, adjoining the property Of Jno. r. Hiatt on
the west, and Bam =. Miller on the east.
The sale = made BY virtss Of Dssd Of Trust
from Hawkins Taylor 70 made, TO secure the nay
ment Of foufpromissory notes Of enc hundred ana
three and 73-l0o dollars each, two Of which notss
are due and unpaid, aud by the terms of the Trust
Deed am required to sch the property. Sale be-
tween tho hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and O'Clock
p. m. BAA'L +. MILLER,
AATen ., teok-dtd TYuetAe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

cT-A celebrated barrister, retired from
practice, was one day asked his sincere
opinion Of the law, when he replied = fol-
lows:
"Why, the fact is, IL any man we're ~
claim the coat on my back, and threaten my
refusal with Law suit, he should certainly
have it, lest, in defending my coat, | should
lose my waistcoat, also."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

W II. Eek -PrssiAeat Con.
oull 61Ssssr TO the Haald, 1oeying
indigd My thas be 10 eonsera4l Vii Walk
or or any other parties in thsix Allibustering
schemes. He says he don't know Walker or
any Of the other persons said to BE- sngaged
10 those schemes, nor anything sboat thcir
intentions, ~ none OF them have besa guilty
OF the offence OF speaking to him Of pro-
jects in which no man Of his principles can
take part.
Correspondence N. Y. Tribune.l
wAsnrNoros, April l5.-The probabl9 9
sult Of the conference will be disa1k6Sl
ment. A new committee will then be oh ed
for, and if grained, the Administration bat
teries will be unmasked aud the real natugn
OF the movement Of Hall and English Dis
closed.
Some sort Of compromiss will be At
tempted, such as the giving Of certificates to
the Free State officers, and the submissi On =
apopular vote of Leoompton as soon - ~
bill 10 passed.
Meantime anti-Lecompton men, whe ad-
here to their position, are firm and wsA1Af1l,
and await with confidence the Impeding
struggle.
Dir. Cisca arrived here last night. II il
said that Ssc'y Cobb will presently ask for a
twenty million loan, or Treasury Notes Il
that amount.
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oil horses.
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prl General Agent e
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Aepubaican state convention.

81 BANK LAw.-To meet the very general de-
ire, We begin to-day the publication of the
Bank Law. 1t will preclude our usual va
riety until it 10 finished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

O. Lola Mon.ez says it is strange " -
wha, pains men and women take g eateh
each other, and how little pains they taks -
hold ON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

90 Infants count by minutes children BY
days men BY years comets by revolutions
Of ages nature II sssolutions of systems ;
the Eternal ns6l161nD N . perpetual pres
eut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

ET What led Macbeth TO say that he
would die with harness on his back
Because he knew MacduE was about TO
tackle him.
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gT"Mr. snilt, ~ you think Mr.. skee.
sicks is q Young man % psrts2"
"Decidedly 80, Miss Brown; be- r past
numskull, part knave, and part fo@&3
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TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
By HxARY srxpHEss. r. X. g., of Edinburgh. and
the late J. T. NokroS, Professor of Ecisntifc
Agriculture in Yale College. New Haven, 2 vols.
hoyAiostsvc. 1000 pages, and numerous wood
andst snEravinEs.
This is, coafessedly, the most complete work ON
Agrioaltsre ever Published, and in order to give il
vidsvcireulatieo, the publishers have resolve TO
reduce the price 70
Five Doliars fer the rive voluna..
When sent BY mail tpost paid 70 California and
Oregon the price viii 10 81. 70 every other part
Of the United states, and to Canada (poat paidl
lS. This ~onk II Nor ran OLD aBoox .oy Tsz
Fans"
- Renittancss for auy Of the above pubiiss-
lions should always BE- addressed, post paid, 70
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO..
aPfzldAw No. 81 Gold st., New York.
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Roofs. Roofs Roofs.
SUBSTANTIAL, sAFE, CHEAP!
ISAAC RENAUD,

@094AASdA SC"oUt NOCIet,
Office in Vim. q. Danieps Store, Fourth
Street, bssDsen Main and johnson,
A6OkO k........ .....-...........,....IOWA
MILL panufacture ana put on q superior
w Cement Kooing suitable for all kinds Of build
ings. IL isAIaed either on felt or canvass, aud
70 roofs Of Brade, from Of an inch up TO one
fourth pitch VINO is equally durable In all
kinds, an. to cement all kinds Of roofs to The wall
and prc(rt them perfectly from water. 1t is the
most suit BILE roofing for sernadahs or porches
walk infAser il will hot injure IL in tho least ~
it, will become hard in all temperatures, thus
making the most desirable roofing for promen AIDES.
Th.s valuable rye6ng has been thoroug hiy tested
for more than nine years, and has NAMED fast
and uninjursd. II has, in use in this city for
three years, and has given entire satisfaction.
For further infor nation please cali at the Office
II no trouble To show specm Of roofs Of three
years standing free from leaks or repairs and IN
injured. Among the many persons who have used
ii in keokuk are the following:
ID. W. KilDourne, s. Starkwather,
&c Parrott, Jas. X. Bruce,
Hawkins Taylor, VIM, o. Daniel,
J. W. johnson, A. WAlcott.
SAM Pollock, J. d. Howell,
Or. hicks, DIR. Knowles,
5. 5. Vail Co., J. Clark,
Ficklen Lucas, X Bower
scoGelt Bro, d. keddington.
Mind one thing-this roof ia more 6re-proof
than any other, not excepting even slate.
apr20d3n
n. W.. MORSE. N H..
yellow Of Massachusetts Medical Society Of
l fee on Main street, opposite the Billings House
Residence corner Of 10Th and II Ugh streets.
mch3d
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say, .@-sey, hcw you ss.. asm as
broom % cheaper dan dis individual can do
when be steal De stuff?''
sWhy, you fool, Pomp, steals mine al.I
ready made"
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Dabuque ana Keokuk Railroad
Connection.

DoO0Que ana AeOkuk AuhlFO00
Connection.
AT 9 recent Railroad meeting at Upton
very general desire Was expressed for filing
up the links Of Railroad connection between
Dubuque and Keokuk BY way of Muscatinc.
Amongst other letters, one was read from
tMf. Farnam, in which il was shown that af.
ter the operations 4ef the present year are
closed there will be but 10 miles OF Railroad
10 construct in order to complete the con-
nection between the two most important cit
les Of Iowa by rail.
The Chicago Tribune expresses the
opinion that there have been O thousand
oonversions in that city during the present
prevailing manifestation OF interest on re-
ligious matters, andtha the half of the har-
vest has not yet been gathered.
xxxvth Congress-.-first session.
WAsHINGroS, April 10.
The House Com. on Foreign Affairs this
:. u. directed Mr.. Clingman, it's chairman,
to report resolution abrogsting the Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty, condemning in fact its
American as well as foreign construction,
and authorizing the President to take imme-
date steps for it's abrogation.
8 The report that the Senate Com. on Com
merce had unanimously agreed to report
against all appropriations for River and
Harbor improv ements, is incorrect.
Mr.. Hamlin did not agree to the PROPOSE.
tion.
The Joint Committee OF Conference on the
Knnaaa hill fhia r~aroiuU eli ha,nr
present.
Mr.. Green, on behalf Of The majority of
- Senate Committee, Submitted several
eeposed notifications ~ the Senate bill,
eas Of which proved acceptable TO the
8ouse COMMITTEES.
Mr. English fesponded that at the next
meeting he would submit q new bill, the pre-
eise character OF which has not TRANSFERRED !,
bnt il ID understood to be on . new line,
proposing substitute for the Lecompton
ordinance, and that the question of admis-
sion under the Lecompton Consultation be-
referred to q free vote OF the people. II the
majority vote for it, Kansas Is TO come into
the Union at once under the Presidents proc
lamaten; If against it., then the bill pre-
vides for the formation OF now Coneiitu-
ton whenever the population there equals
the number required for member in the U.
$. Assssef ".
Ths = AslIsv. shas Nj. En-.
glish6ol1 ~ eed = BY both Houses.
lie Do went into Committee
Of ~ Washington Police
&C sen Jadge Hughes as
couns nlhAss in the impeach-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

~ REMOVAL.
q W. RUNYAN r CO. take pleasure in in.
~ forming their friends and the public genera
~ that they have renoved FROM their old stand ON
Fourth st., to the store formerly occupied By II. H.
Riley, corner Of Seventh and Maia where they have
on hand new and choice lot Of Groceries and Pro-
yisions, which they arc selling CHEAP OR CASH.
q. w. RUNYAN l. CO.,
Aprl0d2w Corner Of Main and 7th
Fer Rent.
fINHE 2nd and 3rd floors over store No. 14p Main
1 st., lately occupied by Chas. Schafer. The
rooms the BOD door are very desirable for Offices
The srd door is ruitable for . lodge room or
church. Fine front entrance on Msin.st., lease
given for one year--low. Apply to
Aprsd2w KELLOGG BIRGE
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CTit is little troublq ri 11la N, but III
is great deal Of troubl6 ocsa1 the fact
that you have told one.
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In all the psinspsl cities and towps. thess YORK,
viii Be delivered, Free ~ PessMgc. When
sent ~ mail, the PosrAoEto any part Of the Unit
ted states, wiu b. but ~ Csass = year for
"Blackwood, and but ~ Censs . year for
each Of the Reviews.
N. 1.-The price in Great britain Of the nvo
Periodicals. above named Is about Thirty one Dot
lars Per Annum.
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WILLIAMSON = m 4 ~ n ALA.
NH0LESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
w have removed to No. - Main street. (north
side,l doors from Fourth strcet, where they offer
1t very low prcss for Cash, large stock Of Drug,
chemicals, Paints. Dill, Dye-Stahs, varnishes, A
cohels, window Glass and uisas Wsxs.
apr3d1m
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TILLINGHAsT, LANE BUEL.
apri6d
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Risks accepted Mt terms consistent with solycncy
and fair profit.
Especial attention sireH 10 ne laurence Of Dssiifngs
ana confenfs, fer irfms II oHs 10 i've ysars
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Lone, Eqa.td6ig Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS uP 1000 200
Ut Losses have been paid by the Astna Insurance
Co., IN the past 50 years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30
RICHMOND WING
yur eAss,eE or raE ARIRL

THE FA.ot0E W Tub Ahihb. II
...,u OF CAPITALS LsDlow TO Ink Vast AND en-
coSp ~
Tho Vanderbilt, steamer Ariel from HAVE and South
sno,cn rho.e arrival at HALIFAX announced on The
2o,h ,u., together With the death OF Capt, Ludlow, ai
rived at Nss York Sunday In 90 days ftom Southampton.
Tao passage Of the Ariel been Of the lounges" -
we'll a. one Of the rcughes experienced by any steamer
that hs. crosssd the the commencement oil
whites, aud has likewise disastrous In s elects
upon the vossel aud her officers
The prevalence of strong gales from opposite points OF
the conpass occasoned ugly croessea, which greatly
.pdsovr,ea the ye..l Captain Ludlow, with his fret
and second officers stationed themselves forward oil tho
plot house. be ready to &C; IN an emergency An &C
ciicnt TO the engine shich might happen any moment
rbs the shp was laboring heavily. would rsnder
necessary TO make use Of the drag wi,host moments de-
Law, 10 keep her falling eli into the tough OF the
sea- where, Ia disabled condition. she might nave net
lc rs swept, or founder.
Il was nov blowns iurously, and tho immense waves,
as they lesp upwas b;Oke like waterspouts around the
ship, combng. tell ike immense breakers upSn the
o,s,p beach TIE torward part Of the wbeelhousee
each broken in and the roundhouse were both
washed away.
the swell aud tremendous bioke upon the forward
dsk Cpau Ludlow. nj the instant, was cautioned by
the second mate. Who vas sauding near hin 10 iook
out but had scarcely spoken the words when all were
submerged apparently feet uuder water. Both the
rt and second badly injured aud for the n-
slant Il thought that the steamer had ioundered-
OF water veut below. Capt. Ludlow Knocked down,
and The heavy drag composed Of plank and timber struck
him In tho side He iouod lying upon his back with
his cap washed OF hscyes closed aod apparently nsen
sibla In this condition he conveyed 10 his ROOM
He revived sufficiently 90 speak lew wofds the last o.
which were: "Tell the Commodore died at the post o
tpYxfrutiy -ssS hiarI v a
broken, and the fragments penetrating the heart.
IA possible large box was made, the bod,
placed in H. and then packed in ice By this tn
reaans have been perfectly preserved the lneaments
the face being natural II the deceased on
asleep.
Amer this crowning disaster, the command deyoSe,
upon the FIRST officer Mr.. Brown, who deserve, great
dit for the skl and seamAnshp displayed in getting o.
steamer safely into port
From this time Until she reached Halifax, on the 2ot
inst, the ATiei encountered constant succession OF
W. gales 0ne adult aud infant passenger died irou
natural causes. The adult brought into port. Th
second officer wholly disabled uutl the last day
the voyage and Mr.. Blown also seriously Injured
The ATie will probably be hauled eff for the wiu,e
The hsgs on the shipping were yesterday displayed
hamast, out OF respect to tho memory OF Captain LuJ
low. Her passengers will be landed at Castle Ga-irl
this forenoon, when she will be hauled :oher pcr.15m
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Es;a r


~ and Lrxngton ~
the March, Beats leave Rich.
nond Monday, wednesday and Tr'1sy
At NJ Scottsvie
NJ and buchanan and Lexington Of second
day. --rTT
t.. RETURNING, H..H
Leave Buchanan A NJ LyncAburg r.. Monday
Wednesday and Friday, reach Ssoayle ION
ton At N p ~, and arrive In Richmond A.
The Boats New Canton with
and rockingham H. and the eage Char.
ottesvlue. i
Passengers from The country viii Observe that
Richmond tynchburE
and rriarn home days p. NJ Rchnond
~ p. NJ from Lynchburs.
See 10 ard below:
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SEIDEN a WHIER.

CORNER OF PEARL 4 CARY STREETS,
0RooERs AND COMMISSION MsRcHANTs. IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS IN FINs OLD WINES, BRANDIHs
LIQUORS, Ac, 40.
AVE In Goods line,
Which they Invite the attention OF their friends AID
generally.
Their stock consists In part, Wig
BrAndies-0rd DGpuy Co., various vintlge including their
brand the nHest Imported Hennes.sy ssssrsek Pnet
. oAstlon, A. seignsi;, J. Dupuy, Edgar. Ae &c &C.
hAdeIk Wines BHekhdrns Old Reserve. biupdy Ovsra
Old souihsde MEDIUM and Low grades Ma4sirA
Port wnesooekburn OH orown s4ndernal very
old. pure juice Burgundy and Oeite Ports
Sherry Nnes-RoyA Pale, dry delicate
Pemartln's very hne old also. medium and low grades
CtAret and Hook Wines Of vsrioas brands
Champagne Wines. DO DO
Sweet and dry Malaga Wines
Hoilsnd Gin JAInsies Au Scotch whisky
Od Rye whisky extra superior quality, distilled
Hanmonds Old Family Rye wh.ky
kissinnninits's Star brand Old Whisky
krira hne Oif Bourbon WHISKY ndard bran
Our brands doob- Reeta-d WHISKY,
feAsne nnesi a-s OF Greer snse
IL By COMPETENT broker for sales
Miehes Patent Cincinnati AdAnant!ne Patent
Sugar, Coz nolae, syruP Rice. Lara Bacon Salt Ae Ae
spces,
ttAreh Malls. soaP., he, ae, - -e 'Pe''
Itstnes Sh general assortment
Priessio eAEh the usual uue pubrtuaf dasr t<
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EIgIll1oIut hAfcl 10, INlo-
REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
M ERCER & HILL have removed their Sash. BLIND
lVa and DOOR FACTORY, Tth and Main
snn Piunner's planning MN Personal attention
to sill orders entrusted 10 them will
prices
Orders len Co. unber Dealers. south
side Of Dock MayoS Bridge, will receive
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SrEAssoars, L.
UNION sgEAmsl.sP GoMPhNH:, ), /,


IJNION srEAmsrlIP COMPANY.
Dor riliLADsiPHiA VA CITY eotNr AND EokfoL.
L - wfNTAR ARRISGEhESI, -. ~
siS CITY rs ~ aSs o.y.a p.SD A
~, st..mer VIRGINIA, OAYt J. N. Kuixr. N<xrI|I<x
One on these superior e,eansrs vii leAve heh
aoni, notice to EsDAr oeshiss ~ S,y @
apd receive freight and >'e
PsTsaepAia sv.ry morntns at 10 o'eioef
These order increased
the comfort Of hAsins sssn "a arc IN
Ing roedI receive an increase OF psen'
FARE RKDuoKD. .on
Psssare thrcush found
% 90 Phnadeiphia, and found, la eAsn W
r.ss o ro, and Nosot zane As y ne ,ss
aays proceed New YorS BY The sane Ticket
nse-a fUrtLG Aren't soess.-,.
NTEW sCEEDULE --rHE u MAIL FIN
~ STEAMSHIPS JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE sA&3As
both the between Srw YORK and kohhosp
turdsy evening, At O'Clock, and =, ,
ROANOKE, Capt Skinner. every wednesday evening" a.
loek,fo Rchmsnd
REriRNINGrhe jamestown leave, Richmond every Tuesday
o'clock, the Roanoke Friday evening"
o'clock for New York. tcuehing ~ Norfolk each way.
Cabin Including meAs and stAereom
Dor regarding freight, enquire {. oss
| mil Opposite steAmers vhsryS.
| STEAMERS GEORGE PEAB0DYA an
/ - AND BKLvlpERE. BETWEEN DALTlhoRk&R0S}E
odious the route between baltimore and en
The GEORGE PEABODY VII ieav. Baltimore every sAruRDAI
sernoon and the BkLvIDERK WEDNESDAY
! RETURNING:
me GEORGE PEABODY will leave Achnond every TUE
", %his LUpIAM WATSON
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uYDRANTs, HYDRANTs.

TuNHE authorised alteration In the Oy
ordnance put repair Hydran and ohsr kinds OF
With beyond the hmis Of the Streets
and supply HydrAnts cocks (ncu In
hana they prepared 10 put them mp In the
most AlbstaniiAl manner, reasonable ternas t.. \
q. a A. BAR9AMIN. JR.
Oornsr Of md Ma sta.
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gUNHE UNDERsT0NED havlss sss,els,s5

VII UnDEtsIoNED having associated lh.,s,svss
hEet of Ne 1rpose q carrying the 0kOCERY HJgI
@ w also stisnd selling al Kinds Of Produos hiring oui
srfoe nhng ont Houses, collecting Claims 40. Ty pledge
THos n BILL.
JOHN uU0HA
ky,sEEor-Rot Higen, va - ". Dejarnsi,s D. Dsar.
sss .en Yende9n Capt John Taylor of oarone nsssrs
noorufIt Sons, Dr. ". Hancock drr Brent Of
ohaahn white, Hsnorsr; col. AieE Fleet King dssen
haftet deaa-tV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30
FIRE, MARINE Avn LIFE INSURANCE..
LIFE INSURANCE..
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND AoCUMULATIOn
-.--- IL 3 % o q o o - -

$500 LOCAL BcARD OF REFERENCE: "a
VIM H. Mcfarland, E.Q, President virginia
eAmh Marx. Esl Cashier Bank OF Virginia.
Peter Daniel, IT, Esq, Presint Richmond Petersburg
Isaac DayeAport, sr- Ess. James IA. oAransr ESQ.
Thomas Prizes, ESQ. Jro. L. Bseon Mo.
james O. brooks, Jno. Esa
Geotke fsher ssq. B. Burvel sr., Eq., PovhAtsn
T. n. Goode, heeklenburgva Webster, ANGLIA co..
JANE u. MAcMURDo. Agent.
BLAIR BuRwELL, n. D., Medical Examiner.
fsrons vsng insure viii please call the agent
her the once O. the Medical
auls
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE..
UHsURANoE COMPANY OF TIE VALLEY or VIRGINIA
Capital all PAID In, ts0OOpO.
This Company most terms
Country Stores AID Dwellings insared.
HOWARD FIRE ISsURAECe COMPANY OF NEW YORK;
Capital all paid in. s25O,OO0
Messr Hubbard Gardner having resigned thu
Ofth Company NIL hereafter
fIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of ALEN ANDRIA, Val
Capital all paid In, $4,000
This the Oldest stock Al
claims against Il, without law suit, during oTfy years
MUTUAL Liz ISSFRkSCE COMPANY or GEW YORK;
Cash Capital, t5,OO0Oo0
Policies tor
ieelsri b. this Company have during past years.
serenity cent.
LIE BRANCH OF THE LYscHDuRa INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital aud surpial. si60Oap.
This Company insure SLAVES for ne " m0r years
CITIZESs' HIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
WHEELING, va
Capitol and Surplus, $4,000.
The above Companies all well
eornnny, and Insurance TO branch can be
saeetet, by applying to o. y. BREsEE, Agent,
mylo Once, opposite The American
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30

e FALL GOODS 2
AN Wing ny FALL GOODS selected In person in
Philadelphia and New YoTf eob.isti g Of
HATS
~ all The various 'e from priced negro voI 10 The
ane quality and latest styles u Ssntieasb yosIs and child
GAPS
Of all conceivable patterns quantities. from common 10 the very
huest. - 80
LADIES, FURS
from Low price, 10 the ane In mart A.
aet, Bae aud MIXED COMFY SETS Black G,set Mountain Mar
TIN DO EnGsh and Rnss fitch DO Engsh
d. s0ersn sqlirrs Max do Stone Martin Ac Ac With Purs
Of ~ kinds Tor chi dren.
TRAVELLING aud PACKING TRU' Kl, CARPET BAGS UNI.
BRELLAs &C. Sc. which disposed se a. wholesale
tail, on Tie most Accommodating tsTms.
JOHN TBoMPsOy
stH 81 Main street.