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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01
PRESIDENTS OPTICS, =
VIRGINIA h TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..

PKESlDENTS OFFICE, \
VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
Lynchburg, Aug 6, 1851
NOTICE.-Ihe Eleventh Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hall OF their Depot, in the city OF Lynchburg, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of September next.
FORM OF PROXY.
Kroso all men by these presesats: That we, the sub
scribers. beilg STOCK holders in the Virginia aud
Tennessee Ter Railroad Company. do hereby Constitute
and appoint -@o our true and lawful attor-
ney and proxy to represent each Of in al general
meetings OF the Stockholders Of said Con pany when
we are not personally present with full power and
authority at such general meeting, to give such
vote or votes and to do such other act or acts as
each Of rs could give or do if we were personally
present.
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of 1855
sYAL.l
WINES, SEAL
SEAL
leSh Bylaw: "Proxies, to represent stock in their
general annual meetings. shall only be valid for the
space Of two years from the date thereof.
By order of the Board of Dirsc ors.
an lI-dtl3S VII III HUGHES Sec'y
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DISSECTION "A pretty little boy, about
two years old was found on 4th street. near Mar
posted with servant by its mother, and taken to
the Poor House. The servant with whom the
child was left, says that lady asked her to take
care oft for few moments, which she agreed to
do, but finding that the lady was making long
call, handed the little fellow over to gentleman
who promised to send It out TO Mr. Pearce for safe
keeping If the mother did not intend to dis
card her offspring, she will now know where to
And IT,
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LORD PALMERsroN's REr1RENEyr FROM PuBIIc LIFs
The Sligo Chronicle has this revelation res
pectipg the future Of Lord Paimerston "We
are enabled to state from authority that il per-
fec,ly reliable that Lord Palmerston ie about to
retire from public lifs. He has agreed to do so on
the urgent entreafy Of Lsiy Paimerston; and
growing detect 10 his loodship's power Of hearing
has also had share in inducing him to bring his
long public career to close. The noble lord,
When he shall bid adieu TO the excitement of par
lianentary life, intends, With Lady Paimerston, 70
take M his residence at Clifieny, this town
and instructions have been given, aud We believe
arrangements are being now made, 70 erect sufer
able mansion there for their reception"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

AGUE AND FEVER MEDICINE. --Os-
4 goods India rholsgogua. Row ,nd's Tonic Mix
ture and 8 hodes' Fever and Ague Cure-remedies
JN0 W POLLARD,
an an Druggist. lTth street.
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IA COAL The subscriber, dealer in the above
h,ni the best white aud red Ash Philadelphia Coal,
and Lamp Coal from M'dothan aud Black Heath
Miass. and would ask his friends and customers TO
pretsaec of their selling Coal lower, being deter
n ussi n sell coal low any dealer in the city
v ho will w Ugh his Coal. All he asks is u call 10
~ .isty them LARUS, "a Main st.
ur Office or the Dock. between 18th aud 18th.
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COAL.

= ,uAL.-- fhe subscriber would rcspect-
~ sul!y inform his customers aud consamors al
~ deliver. the BLACK HEATH and MIDIsJIfiIxN
limp. nail ard sNirHs UOAL Of sgrerior
ssslty sad at reduced prices. Persons wishing 10
las in their winters sappy @ili find IL 10 their In
,,ysst leave ,heir orders with him before The ist
IL september.
kLS1-fhe bess quality Philadelphia RED ard
rricss G n LIpeC0AH
oFce on N.h street, near Mayo's Bridge.
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WITNESS,

KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
~ Jones Patent0 for sale at Ne. I62 Main street,
assortment Of LAMPS of different patterns; also the
best COAL or KEROSENE 0tL in kicbmond. The
Jones BURN SIX 10 something new, and an improve
an 5-lms JACOB w REX
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MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRIsR.-

The list OF premiums at tho ensuing ST. Louis
Agricultural and Mechanics Fair, exceeds x2l 600.
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GLOVER HILL C0AL.--I am prcpar, ,
~ si 70 receive orders for the above Goal al xs sy
lam and $40 for hail, TO be delivered "a hen IL
sniss ne convenience OF purchasers anl ass thn
strnasge ot former customers and otiers shs a,av
shh,se 80 bus from nae. a. d MHlTlkti
t,iH.e near Petersburg Depot.
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ckdSss q H6sy. j6riN iSsr-zNw q, - lrue
(Aus suss) D. AsUs9t vii ~ u o1tu 1aase - ~
s':ssa s:a e s:sssss.. ssss'sss IL s::s1
stAev Assr. b - dsT o. svsnlass - i5-sSss
k1cHMo1D. Ossober tsk ~.
have been using ss6emplsf6 sin4
tatfbie Baking Powder, for sssaS twe sSsurn. =
sssi no hs.assncy = nying that hsys bsea ae1e
s;s. ,s5 e e; : I.Ss fssssr ~ { - y q
sif: sngssa; sis.r Sss n ~:
tor sessrai mcnths and icing - fIequsntly 80
ssxsa1s s. a s1ssaa M Pow PoxDs We snes e yss
bread, have ilouSht { bas IA: T. Iss SAss 80
valuable fovdsr for more than : 80:
- Sau.s.cs. King end oas-s Co. ia. hs1 8
"SInrIE's BAKING PowDsns alnce iss osasun. - -
ing more than pIessed VIII iss sllceeSs Isss6sy
in the q habit Of using. Very srsiy; yecr. Sss
- Ar AID BaIow Cosr. 1--we ses
pushing sales to Close businsss ID Octobss. =
ell Fancy Goods ~ are willing - maks heavy : :
Country psops g ss our 'aa ssoct s - ss
ye prefer s.criieias thsn II - hssss. = Sssssa
!. ,,-,E %xEEsrlsE son; z. y 2 ..,.s ,s.s,::4.: :.:
- HUfCHfNGs' VH0BfABIn DYsPSp.
sIA BI1rEIs, the most popular fan1ily Msdicins e
the age. Dyspspsis In its worst fusnas. aioeaR =
q the Skin, want Of Appetite, Ndlily, aeoia56e.
Nervousness, lowness Of spirits. Ralpisaiba q ~
Disorder of the Skin, Liver. and KydnsyS; ASi1
stomach, Dtarrheeh Vertigo. Dinnsas q bighf,
quent Belching OF Wind, Titiatsd Tnses, Corstips-
non and uneasinees Of the Bowels, Burning SeIs6-
ton IN the Pt OF TIE Seom:ch 0ppSsasieu sleer nes
use OF this remedy. FssN Esss494fsesFa :, 8 ess
The btters put up in pint bottles with ths ~
lowing words blown In the gIass-"HUTCHINae'
DYSPEPSIA BITrKRS. NEW YORK. r vish ny
tac-smls pasted over the cork, and on the outsiAe
wrapper Of eacn bottle.
CH RING. Propristoe,
Druggist. is2. Br~sdwey. New Ysrk.
TiSHER ! WINSTON. prusgish.
au l9-lm oele xaeaia.
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nRESS GOODS at greatly reduced
II orices In order to make room for our faii
stock We oHsr our entire stock Of Dress Goods az
SWORDS d THAW,
an N li5 Rroad street.
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lust RECEIVED from New York on
- consignment, 72 bbls Potatoes: bbls Onions; 20
kegs Butter; 10 boxes Cheese. VIII b we will dis
posed Of at fair prices.
% HARRIS MOOhE.
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GREEN GINGE r.; pure Picking
N Spices in great variety; Extracts for fiavorng;
pure English Mustard; Curry Powder and condi-
nents o. all kinds For sale at ,a,,,,,
Family Medicine stnre,
su3a 4,h and Franklin ets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

GENUINE ENGLISH AND FRENCH
~ Perfumery, soaps aud Cosmetics; Hair, Nall,
and Tooth Brushes: genuine Farina Cologne WI Water,
and al other toilet requisites For sale by
LAIDLEY ROBINSON,
au 90 4th and Franklin sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

Our market for breadstuffs ia generally steady.
The weather has been unfavorable for the crops,
but the harvests have been we'll secured. Messrs.
Richardson, Spence Co. quote flour very dull,
with slight decline on inferior qualities. West
ern Canal, 20s. a2ls ; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
2lr. Cd. I'D. Ohio, 22s. 2:}s. Wheat quiet. but
steady red Western, IS. sd. 6s. ID red southern,
5s l0d. 6s. 2i white Western, 6s. 6s. 3D. white
Southern, 6s. Cd. Corn dull, and nominaly un-
changed; yellow, 33s. Cd. white 34s. a 34s. cd.
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1,bovER HILL AND ANTHRACITE

- C1AL-The Subscribers arc no~ prsnarei 10
receive orders for the delivery Of Clover HiQ Coal
Thav also Keep constantly on hand Red and White
ssa Anthrxc;te SIal-boih Of which will be sold on
a. .ts,f terms as Il can be purchased in the CITY
ON.ars left at their Office, Petersburg Depot
or a, Capt. Blbhy's. corner of alst and Cary sts
will lie promptly attended to.
ly H-Sfn WM DAVIS co.
fSLOVER HILL CUAL.-The undersirn-
~ "a is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL GOAL
At th lowsst market price, throughout the season
" s-t~ III GlRSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

EALL STOCK, 1853.
sm now in receipt Of my stock of Fall Cloth
I'D GOODMAN.
Noli9 Main =
s-Any one In want Of summer Clothing. can
htd great bar gains at an n 0NbDMtNS.
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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.

Our market for provisions is generally dull.
Beef heavy and holders pressing on the market
Pork quiet. Bacon steady Lard quiet at OLE.
Tallow unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosin is steady at Is. 3D. for common. Sugar un-
changed aud steady. Coffee quiet, aud prices
without alteration. Spirits turpentine dull at 39s.
Ashes steady at S3s. a 33s. Cd. for both pots and
pearls. Lipseed oil 35s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Is 1s5s.-The sales of cotton
for the last three days have been 1900 bales, in
cludipg 1000 bales each to spectators and export
ing to the circular of Messrs. Richardson, Spence
Co. decline Of ohe-sixteenth Of penny on
mddling qualities of American, and one sixteenth
one-eight of penny on the lower grades
Holders are free sellers, but do not show any dis
position to press sales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

4 NHbMICAL HACHINU TLUIU.-hH
~ excellent Labor-Saving and economical prepa-
ration With one gill Of the Fluid, an ordinary
va.hing ca3 be done in less than two hours il sol
tens and removes all dirt in the most expeditions
rsauner and may be used without Injury TO the
JNO w POLLARD,
ar m Druccist 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

Tue OF the North Star, With dates from
southampton to the 18th inst, briags the follow
lag itsas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

APPLE PARERS--s have in store
IA and TO sale, Whi;temore l. Ha1ington's Au-
tomston APPLE pARHk. tO4Ea aud SlICES.
CHUsCH 4 FLEMING,
ar Ii-Im Corner ary and IL, n Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

DacusHr .-Ths drsseht in the sNsw River
Country Va, continues. In Giles county New
River can he.waded acrossin many places. Gran Ii
dying and there will mot b half corn crop. A
correspondent Of tho Petersburg, Va, Democrat
says:
The corn crop il past redemption. There vas a
nne rain IN the neighborhood Of BInford's Fork,
about week or ten days ago, which recovered the
corn very much, but tho crops from Meherrin,
through brunswick, Dinwiddle, Chesterfield, and
Oil along the Virginia Central railroad looks like
. famine vas ut hand. ssw them cutting corn
down In Dinwiddie that seemed to have no ears
on ft.
The Monroe county. Va. Advertiser says that
for two months. there has not been rain enough
In that county. TO lay the dust, and addE
The corn crops in this county will fall short
more than ono half, some farmers will not have .
fourth of crop. The grass IL some places is lit
orally burned up, indeed 1t il a little alarming.
r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

DUGGY AND SULKEY FOR SALE
- have for sale low. handsome BUGGY and
sui KEY, both made Of the best materials, and In
the best manner X. CAUTHORN.
an z.-ts 18th street.
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RICHMOND STONEWARE
POTTERY.
KEEsEE e. PARR, Proprietors.

We are manufacturing every description OF
SToNEWAkE, of superior quality, and call upor
ibos- in want 10 give a call and examine our
aruf ii cannot De surpassed in quality or prices BIZ
any oiber establishment.
kEESEE & pARR
C.lrUa of III and
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LIVERPOOL BsfaD.ruyrs saskxr.

STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester are favorable
prices Of goods there showing an upward tendcn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

At PRIVATE SALE, ONE sPLEN-
IA DID SEVEN OCTAVE PLANO Il have for sale
one fae seven octave Pisro round cernera, at $3.50
cost much more, bought from manufactured ands he
warrant not expired. AENhY W QUARLks
al l3-ts Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

Fair, which we win soil st great sacrifice
SWORDS q THAW, us Broad IT.,
al 5o--ts opposite Broad Street Hotel.
RACON-20 casks Hams, Shoulders and
~ Sides 10 pterces bgsasts Is nbis prime L<sfLard.
2skegs do do do landing per Baltimore steamer. for
sale by
auD wM II TYLEB.
RUTTER, CHEESE, &c.-26 packages
- prime 0oshen nnttsr; 50 boxss rims 0esheu
Cheese; 10 bkis. No j White rtsh. kecsiyinG pr
steemsT JamsstUwn. Tor sals by ..
~ 20 WA n TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

CTILL THEY COME IL gross Sci
~ sesling Air Tight Cans, Of the most approved
patterns. assorted sizes; Tin, EarthenA are and
Gass. Receiving and for sale low, holesae and re-
tail, by 6EO. J. SUMNER.
an 95 20 Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

SUGARS.-550 barrels Extra G Sugar :,
Clo0 tarrels Yellow Coffee Sugar 90 barr els Circle
a Coffee Sagar; so barrels Crushed, Powder. and
an FIN LEWIS N. WEBB co.
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- AND = ~ - 8AIL n o ID
- CANADA.
~ADKLIGHTYULA ROllANTIu ROUTE~
1nOn ~ wns4 ~
Doef0Mg NsW Yo1h and tAS Eosteyn States
va tie McAfesN Cssfyai, Great Westsy~,
OyleasbsreA ysrnSAs csafyai. aa4
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passenger BY this souts have N opportunity Of
visiting some Of tAs grandest and most won
dsrful scenery In the world, including Toyomfs,
Niagara Fails, Ssspssssn Bridge, rossemA hiasSs.
kaptds a. fAe 81. Lswvenee, Quebec, Mcnfresl. waite
Mo1nia'ss ne 7sbaisr ,, dse fneariy fsso adss n
isngfh), Lake Champiatm, Fails Of Monfmors1ci,
Hudson Riser, ETC., etc.
:, On and after May l., 1888, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO ERIBGNANTs.
Passages may BE- secured ct the once Of the Co..
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. HILL.
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent OF the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supcrintcnds the removal Of
emigranN and baggage At Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $50 TO 13t 10 Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LIE WAT N N.
OF ~ 800 TONS AND TOO FEET Lone,
Is under contract TO this Compan for one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists return tickets from
chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be Issued. Tickets from Chicas 10 for All
points East, also for the LeriatAan or Tor tho M.
U .. 3. Co.'s ships, can be obtained At the Once
OF the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Truak r. Il. Co., Of Canada.
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weeds Patent Sewing MAchAEe.
The best Sewing Machine now in market Ii
VERBS PATENT, which Il 70 simple that :
mere child can operate it, and experience In the uss
Of Sewing Machines demonstrates that this Ma
chine il less liable % ct ont Of order than any
other Sewing Machine now before the public.
The Rev. Robert q. Williams, Of Woodbury.,
Conn. ssyut After an essmin.tien ~ -v~~y o.h.v
kind of Sewing Machines, wsa fully convinced
that yours u the best and IN almost constant use
Of II for soma time hss nofs than realised my ex-
peetatioos, for knew there u no other machine
that win. with 70 ittls tapubls. perform 20 much
and % many Different kinds Of work.
planter says: used to employ three or four
hands in making mp clothes for the rest but since
pu released your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine,
one hand does the sewing Of the vhols plantation,
while my wife uses It for making nearly eli the
clothes Of the family. feel confident that The
Machine pays for itself every three months.
WHITNEY 4LYON, Propristoss,
sA5 Proadway, New York.
Sold BY
y. 4. DUKE. Agsn. for Keokuk, So Maia-st.
nov6dAwlm
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GRArrrUDs.-H gratitude was ever svinced
among any class. II ssftAinly has bssn with those
who have used and tested the extraordinary virtues
contained in Dr.J. H0ststtsrs celebrated stomach
Bitsers. Scarcely d. Yassss. W ars informed,
that the Doctor does not receive from some recent
hssrtstrieksn and sclcitoar parent, brother, sis
ter or friend some testimonial Of deep and sarasst
stteds, for his agency In restoring to hsalth and
wontxd vgor, some kindred For the cnre OF dys.
pspsia, aatulsney, constipation, lack Of appssits
and bilious tendencies, speedily corrected BY
the Of these Bitters per direction on bottle
Kept 1t all the popular saloons, and principal
drug stores in tho Union.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
nov22d&w Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale : quantity Of WApEs CoLoK-
70 isGs, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There s-s among them all shades OF Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up " s3per h. Alpo White Ink, Gold
Sire and vafnish, and ncarlyA III grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture
We have, besides, . quantity Of Mather's Black
Inks, still undisposed of than which there
better in market.
All Of which We will sell at manufac,urcrs' pri-
ees, for cash.
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A0-ksndall Howe Co. viii continue their
large tale Of Furniture &C., Ac. ON Monday
ing, Nov. ed. Among the goods 10 be sold IL /
large iron safe, lot Of window frames and doors,
stoves, tables, bedstssds, &c. Also . lot Of dry
and fancy goods.
TAsir large sale Of books win continue every
evening for few days more.
nUv2d
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II will be seen by reference to the notice
In another place that the Union Prayer
Meeting will hsnceforth commence ct half
past o'cloek .. n.
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1erk anA Lard CleAvers.
"A VERY superior article Just rsssived and for
- ale lov ~ D. ". = n. TUCKER.
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n
The Ladies Of the First Baptist Church have
IN Oyster Supper n Rics's Hall The pro-
sssds Of the festival, we believe, ere 70 be
appropriated TO rsplsnishing the church, and
people Of al the churches may make .
graceful acknowledgement Of the favor Of
the free use Of the Baptist Church, during
many months past, for tho Union Meetings,
BY parsaking literally Of the refreshments
provided ct Rics's Hall this evening.
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Chairs Bestonsa.
bring On your old Chairs and gst new seats put
In them, on &h street, between BIondeaa and Con-
cert, by h. d. HAMMER.
nov ISd6t*
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-23
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llO you want bright, cheerful are JUS n
IICOkEi
Do yoa wish to preserve your rooms and furni.
ture from the SCOT and dirt attendant upon the
use Of Coal USE COkEy
A superior article of which, manufactured
from Pittsburgh Coal, II censtantly for sale ut Ia
cents per bushs delivered In any part Of the atty
In quantities Of not less than so bushels.
Orders may be left ~ the Once Of the
GAS COMPANY,
Novl0-d No. IS Main-ss., Up Stairs.
kcokuk Branch 90 the state nank
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YNHIS Bank lis now open for the transaction Of q
i General Banking, Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections win ressivs prospt attention, And
remittances win b. made for those payable In this
city, tho day Of payment, At the lowest current
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamill, SAINT Y. Miller,
John q. Floyd, J. w. Cleghorn,
&c. Ramsay, j. III. Billings,..
C. darbsr, b. n. Moody, J. NJ. Shelley.
6AA'Lf. AILLxx, President.
j. w. McMLLRH, Cashier.
Keokuk, Nov. q, '66-d3m