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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
eALrs STATUE OF JEFFERSON,

We have just been favored with view Of Il
photograph taken from the plaster model Of
this statue. The face is excellent, bearing very
striking likeness to the best portraits Of the
great original. 1t is very difficult to judge "i
the grace, or even correctness, Of the figure
from photograph. This sort of "snn-paint-
ing" not only reverses the right and left sides
of an object, but botches the toreshortcnns
in u manner very offensive TO an artistic eye.
As we'll as we can judge, however, from this
imperfect representation, the position is easy
and graceful, and, at the same time, sufficient
ly erect The model has, We are informed,
already made Mr. Gait quite known per
sonagc" among the artistic world in Florence.
There is much SNOW on the mountains this
winter. and this may possibly delay for two or
three months the procuring Of the block of
marble, for which alone Mr.. Gait is now wait
ing, in order to complete his work. In any
event, however, the statue can be completed
within the contracted time. January, lst, 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
COY. WISE AND DE BOWS REVIEW

Messrs. ElitoyS: In the January number of
mi. valuable and able Rcvicw We find It repub.
lra.ion Of part of the admirable letter Of
Cos. Wise un Southern Trade The Eliior.
in the cipton Of the article, says Gov. Wise.
OF Virginia. among whose ccccntricnics II is to
discuss all subjects with originality and abiii-
ty." &c.. 1c.
The Editor, n1 doubt. employs these terms
in the spirit of unieigncd compliment. and ali
careful, intelligent readers will So understand
them; yet .c''etricdY is generally understood
10 imply detective Judgment, and the mere
suspicion oi Is eXi.tcnc" is highly injurious L"
public man.
If to differ from other m,rn by e3cci;ng them,
bc ccrcntririty then Nr. Wise and all Other
great men are eccentric. If quick perception.
lntutlyc Sagacity. caution, common sense. Ia
Lorious habits ui investigation. uniicd with
courage. consistency. perseverance, learning.
originality .! thought and great genius. suffice
to rcntc the charge Of e., ltrlci,y. then is Mr.
Wise free OF 1t; for all men know that he com
bine, in his character thee admirable qIalitic-.
Cos. Wise is 'rry popular with the masses.
North end S0uth-tlic especial iayoritc % the
new States Rights School that has n>cf,ihly
arisen at the South. and which proposes to Sc
cure and defend State Right, 10y dcveIopias and
Increasing lhc resources. This new school re
lies less than the Old one nn mere ah>traciious.
prearblcS and resolutions. platforms and paper
guarantees II would add WORKS to ftitii. pro
mote internal improvements. build up CON
Inercc and manufactures. encourage agriculture
and education. diversity industrial pursuits.
multiply population. and oppose >t''ts 't|tngh
H. a barrier To Federal cncroachmcntS. Di thi,
uew school. De Bow, Review is the editorial
heal ami abicst cxposior and advocate
The Southern u!tra>, the old logy, do-no;hing
ab>iractioni,t> ,ccin. their cause daily wanin:,
aud icarin. above all others Gov. Wise, would
gladly las,cn Oh him the vague charge oi eecCn-
fyiciy IL the icrnier resort Of inlpCtcnt re.
vcnge.
'rIs they who are eccentric. not he. They
belong To- ,hc rubbish oi bvc-gonc ;,gc and
should he secluded and cared o:. in chambers
nc, hrou9h, forth To enact Il Part in = world
which ia, o,it crown ami iorsottca thc'n.
\ SUBSCRIBED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14

Queen victoria's titles and dignities arc tias
set forth in her recent Indian proclamation the
parts i,aliciscd being used for the first time
Victoria bv the Grace Of God, Of the United
.Kinsdom Of Great Britain and Ireland. and
''of' TIE Colonies and Dlpendent'ts Merfcf III
"Europe, Asia, africa, Ameriea ahd AHstra-
"lio. Queen, Defender Of the Faith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
AIR, VISTA HIGH SCHOOL.

'g,lif -r,.ned having leased of Mr. NJ Crockett the
- ou, Mansion ious-. upon Ills ftrr known rs Alta
,;. Ia the cocnty of Nbemarl-. proposes TO establish
S,, - h:t grade for boys and yonuE men. commencing
H., FRI Monday in February ss. The locality peculiar
y '. f,r the purposes Indicated, being easy of access
h ~ :hc Canal and the Al-Xaniris and LynchburI Rail
. a. he distance from either being about six Eiles-sur-
flunieit refined and moral ne.hhorhood The build
Xxx !.:c and conveniently constructed situated upon an
rs- he surrounding country. The yard Is
-s. AMI ~iih every vnri. of shaderces the
:sr excellent; and the situation rroye:b.al for its health
ulrr,, The Principal j. determined TO establish school
IL grade Tire thorough and extensive embracing
Fac M,;.na;ics the classics and French, designed 10
prrrar- younr men he active es OF fe for an ad
Saniac-ou admission ;he her Glasses In our colleges
.. ;- University. such assistance the School raay re-
syire will he obtained.
TEs,-Boari AM tuition. including washing. fuel and
.t> per session Of Gv. months cnehaf payable in ad-
sane Sso w
FOR En=lis,. Tu!:ion, including the rudiments In ~
r5r the higher branches Is no
Fer Mathematics and the Languages 20 90
sCirculars containing all the Information re-
.j-cnc IN. Of instruction, terms &C. will be FOR
C. J. E. BCroRD, Principal.
rJ.ylt. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
COMMISsIONEI,'S OFFICE, I,

's,O TIE CREDITORS OF PHILIP A. BRAMlIAM, DECD.
S--lrsuan 10 OF the Circuit Court Of RchTnnd
ogay pronounced at the October term l>. In The suit
ot F!p A. Grtin'ans Executors. against Lucy A. Bran
fa others the Creditors OF Philip A. Bainha, dec d,
hereby notified 20 produce their claims before NE at
:!. oice properly authenticated or TUESDAY, the s'h
February 1852 enable 10 take the accounts OF
debts Outstanding ordered in said decree whether such
- agaustth- OF the said Philip a. BraIihanl.
:,, or are such as are provided for by certain post
rgJ'iui contract. i. W. PENDLET0N, Colnm'r.
i,c cyiv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
Naval Intelligence.

The United States brig Bainbridsc arrived
at Rio Janeiro on the sth Of November IRON
the coast of Africa All well on board. The
Bainbridge would sail in company with the
flag ship ST. Lawrence and sloop of war Fal'
mouth, for Montsvideo, in few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
}. NEGRO IIIRG1N. 1Sos
l.. A. j. CLOPTON,
Iss hs Do z LVK
GEEEnAI. NEENT AND

GE%E!.AL AGENT MD CULLhCTUK,
nfflCH. corner Wall ard Franklin streets opposite
" Dickinson. Hin Co, Richmond, Va The subscriber
ts 20 return h!- Acknowledgements 10 lis friends and pat
their avors durirS The ye. and Tond inform
81: ,a, he sti continues the buncss Of HIRING OFT
NfGRoES renting out houses. collecting csis and all
l.5 business pertaining to General Agency to Sn oi
h gives his personal attention Parties IN the coun-
r, sho NAV .ntrst the hiring OF their negroes TO him,
sy r- assured Of every attention being paid 20 getting
m non. other bat good homes and in e even; Of sick
nc.. N. hes, Iaeicai and personal attention shal asays
ie supplied NEGROES FOR HIRE THE COMING YEAR
L,ier be sen. eariy after Christmas ~ po-'
.,.
10 hose a. distance 10 whom sm personally unknown
9, l" refer - the following persons:
..cni1Sr-N Il. Hil. Baker & Plcasan,s
NM ASv QutES CorsTf.-Dr Thomas Lasan-, pr. Is.
ia.alcTcy.
g.,.x Cor>rY-N j. Il whi,ocs. D.. Z. L. Wright, Dr.
J,1es II. Lstan-. Edward +. Noel Dr. Gev Roy, G-o. j.
"ri.:j. H. T.. Wright.
Kiss wniIAu CocSTY John l.. Ls;ane, wm. c. ia:ane,
.s joha Lewis.
G.oros,rEs C"rSrr-Dr. T. c. Ciop;or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
.. s. SEyAT02S.

PORTLAND Me-. Jan. ll.-Mr FcSs"nti"n hos
been reelected L. S. Senator.
Bosroy, Jan. lin the Senate TO-DAY. Mr.
Wilson, for L. s. Senator received 30 majority
scattering5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
HARTs STATUE OF CLAY.

Late advices from Florence inform US that
the Statue of Henry Clay, for which the la
dies of Virginia furnished an order to Nr
Hart, will probably be completed within the
next six montha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
S.CHIRLINI NPRINGS SCHOOL.

>yniELING SPRINGS ATGCSTA COCETr. w.
I:l> SCHOOL preparatory TO the University OF 'irci'
rll anv college for business. In l, taught the
,p.!.h Latin, Greek. German French and Spanish lam
.l,l.,. VI ,,hrIaG,ics anu The Natural Sciences.
lhe Principal had experience OF 10 in teach
IN; classical school, and Il aided By competent Assistants
ae session h,eins the las, Monday in September. aud
- she Friday in June Of each Expenses Of the
...n Tor ru,ion Board, Washing Fuel and Lights, sl6s,
m i- ci.-aif in advance, the other az the middle OF the
.. Charge froin the st Of January TO the end Of the
80, Sl'-'.
Tr. Schocl i OF the peasan,es, watering places
N;r!i- where ere alum. sulphur. cha!ybea:e and
,oay waters /, is proverh.iy heaithy-;he buildings
49, u-S-hu, Two boys occupy large dormitory. l, Is
- q, access heing hut IL miles from Staunton with which
connected by ;-i-weeky line VI II is entirely
4. H., Country. away from all inducements 20 vice.
ro- :irher information, apply 10 the Principal or Pro-
,ii,5 s,i.D!::s Springs. Augusta county, Va.
J. i0TCIklSS Principal.
T.. H. WOODWARD Manager OF Hotel
CiiESLEr KINNEY. Proprietor.
E.rrs.NcE>-i.ev. NJ Smith, II. D., Union Theological
sq!.r, Va: Hrv W. H. Rui!ncr. liarrisonhurg, Va: j.
{ N,laes. Esd, Washington, d. e.; " C. Kinney, ESQ.,
....,..r 4. Dec lI--c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
Cloe o! tie Trial of croprsGui.y Of Murder II 'a0
E;-r. Os1rep

The trial Of Marion Crops, for the murder
of officer Rigdon, was brought to close last
evening. at Towsontown. The jury, after an
absence Of fifteen minutes, returned verdict
Of GV;lty ef murier ia the first degrse. -
The prisoner Is s,id 10 have manifested "cry
little emotion on the announcement cf TIC
verdict.
The case Of Corric. indicted for tho same
murder, will be called for trial tomorrow NOR
nin..-. BALimore Sun, J.a. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
Delegates from Barbour County to the Petersburg
Convention.

In our report of the proceedings Of the Pc
tersburg Convention, we find omitted the names
of three delegates from Barbour county
Messrs. Spencer Dayton, 7. A. Bradford and
G.. 4. Holt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
snnnfrtl frnrn rnemnrv.

Sors-In presenting ;,s view, Wit ;a; The spif!: o.
ciyary IL extinct: that II has atain.d aohler dere
opent modern civilization the author has rot forgotten
the eloquent laeu; of Mr. Burke in hs f1mcrs .nsc'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14

IupEovEar.r.-Th Warrcnton. Va, Flag, Is
urging the extension of the Telegraph thai town
The COS Of caryin! j: up fton Waren' n Junction
will be bout si,otc. Woh heg Leave to second 'ie
motion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
pIEDNONT FEMALE ACADEMY,

frp-ERE will he lew vacancies In School on the hrs
tFchruary. TcriHS- Boar. and Tuition. Eve months.
81 i;n II" Greek Ia. French = Music l. -, Drawing and
r.iri:us = k.:oiiery The ls,itUon has hcen supplied
,;h new ani complete Of philosophical and chemical
ssp,r,a. Address me, stony Point, Albemar,e Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
MAYSVILLE NIGH SCHOOL

INNS SCHOOL Is situated at Buckingham Court House
L under the management, Of gentleman who comes high
u recommended, and has been engaged in teaching for
yca-s.
The subjects taught Latin Greek German, French
AMI al The tnsish branches including the higher Mathe
aa'ics.
roar can he obtained in the village Of good quality,
90; on terms accommodating, any where in the Pied
r., Crsuars containing particulars and ,es,imonals
slI-s,. J. o. $. BOYD.
.vS-csm buckingham Court House, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsll>croS, Jan. l2.-lt is announced that
Gen. Jarcz has been recognised by the govern
mcnt rs Minister from Nicaragua
Beverly Tucker ESP, Consul to Liverpool.
asserts that he does not intend to resign his Of
flee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
"a a;--c~iw BENZ. POLLARD, D. Clerk.
VIRGINIA "a, Rules held In the Clerks once OF

u hNHhNHN al KUIrs htIu N tht Cltrk OIhCt U
' hc Grcu.. Court o. Caroline County, on Tuesday,
,.e lih lay Of January. 1879:
'"-ep' : Davies, Plaintiff,
>, Against IL DyBr.
hu"f; cpieflhn. Defendant
The obec, o s suit Is OF the defendant the
la o. foriy-four Dollars and Sistyfour Cents due by
e'a IN affidavit having been made and filed, that dill
.sS= has been used by and behalf Of the plaintiff 70
,s'''n In what county corporation the defendant
,a-' without eject, the said defendant Is notified ap
p.r here within month after due publication of this
iais suit
Jan .-ewlv " ~ '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14

We checrinlly comply with the request OF a
fair country correspondent in republlshlng the
following sketch Of Count De MontacmhcIi 5
career. prepared for Springfield paper by an
accomplished gentleman. former resident ol
Richmond our correspondent thinks that the
Count las been unfairly represented IN Amerl-
can Journals. and that the following article is
just, and has the merit Of presenting the only
translation Of Montalembcrt'- -pecch ah9n' the
Orleans property. that has appeared in this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
SELECT COt N.Els, ItOARDiNG SCHOOL

H5HS. HENRY l.. BROOKE proposes on tie l,rh oi Oe-
vi ,ober next. 20 open Boarding school Tor young
ladies' At Ashland In the COUNTY o! Hanover. All the
higher branches Of female education will be taught. In
cd!ng FreI,h Latin Italian, Music and Drawing. in all os
which departments there will be competent assistants.
Mr Edward Grrmicr now a resident in Ashland, will take
charge Of the department cf Music French and Drawing
After the present yea. - school will he removed TO the
country, in the nechborhood OF Ashland.
TgRs>onc hsG payable in advance the res. at the end
6: The year:
for board. including .ae snd tights. fl.5
rn.:sa branches, ~
Languages, trachl ~
Nl.ic-Prnfe,Sur's fees
I-e of p4:o, 8
Wasting. 20
For further information address
HENRY L. BROOKE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14

AcarrrrEp-lIenderson charged with kill
inc lanes Mcdaniel, in King George county, Va:
on the 10Th ul,i,uo has been acquitted on the ground
Of s.!c- ietsnes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14
oFFIcE OF TIE S. rhnsa,IH.;34D DhNI

Ut NEIFIII@ E9NU HIf..K'tI
RicnHn>p. Dec. 2?,h. iSSS.
+ HEREBY certify that by apPpication OF the United
saie standard yard measure 10 She Surveyors ehsinin
possession Of James L Love- E-q. Surveyor for the
coIny Of Lunenbuc proved TO be eleven yards ard one
ach in length AMI by the Carpenter rn.e pre-
ssued tine foua TO be tao feet long, and
that both haze been stamped and sealed by such with
.- >u?eriu. .ealei!is official seai
WM MCNf0RD,
su?e:in,e. den: nr wc!.h;s and Measures.
I..s IS only chain ru. have had submitted
'yF Inspection for ;hr purpose Of testing or zeal
lng
La f-cxor WI MINEOED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-14

WARRENT0N ~. c. FEMALE COLLIE
GtATE INSTITUTE.
'5NS al Institution viii commence its rcxi session Janu-
4 asy 18th, 1859, With a 'n!l corps OF teachers.
Term. liberal other Institutions Of the highest grade
Ali extended to thc talented and ialic-a seeking eiu-
cation
For particulars apply to JULIUS WILCOX,
Dec .5-cwow Principal.
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,,cCoR,IICK.S

PF;RS AND MOWERS.
4 H. MCCORMICK OFFERS To THE FARMERS OF
&. Eastern Virginia and North Caro- ~
k..is REArEi;S. and REAPE.S and Sy
'N<:i,S. deliverable, 10 order. through
Is asent. WILLIAM 4. DHANToN. oME.1xxssAhzke
AD5s.s,-Acguin;on ros, Once King William county,
Virginia,
y. An person, wanting Machine, are requested to
-: in their orders rsry.
be- WILLIAM A.. RHANTON.
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l. 'IIGINIA.-ht Rules held III the Clerks 0ifc- o.
= N. Circnl; Court of ,h. CITY o! Echmond. the 3tl

IRGlNIA.-N Rules held III the Clerks otfc- OF
= ih- Circuit Court Of the City .: Richmond the al
'ly Z: January, lsj9
A-Iauie. Mott, H. J. S:a;h and J. II SmitS parncrs
&c. ID siy!. Of H. j. Smith Brother. Levi y Hacker and
.ay Conrad partners under the style Of Hacker and
CaarsI: VIA ,laiguel Samuel Moore, VIA q. Sk,nan,
Jane, Whittv Edwd A. Adams and Henry T. Atkinson.
pr;ne under the style Of RaSue! Moore Co. Freed
l'Y aal - partners under the style Of :. fre-dey
c in hsir ri., and ass'sn.cS Q, James Lanning
Taos. Gas B,natin H. Lighi!oo; sud Cha. H. Shoeria
>eYarp-r- under the style IF ig'ioo Shoemaker Col
'Ti- t. Tanguy aud John :. Grirl. partners andcr the
'I:l- % TaarGy (rie: J. c. Tab-r and ". T. 1as-r
i'-;nrr under the style Of J. C. ". Taher who sue for
THEMSELVES AID for ell oi-r creditors oil Roswell Moore
rsp slt by petition or otherwise become parties 10 and
oarDu; ,hrir due proportion Of the expenses OF ms suit
PltGs
Against
en,a.u Moor Tl,os Coax. and other DeNs.
The 6-S, % , sui; aside the deed oi 'rsl OF
E,%, Moore aud have satisfaction Of the claim. oil the
Plaintiffs out cf the fn. arising from the property therein
''i'-yrd and afiavi; having been made and fled lhs
% defendants above named nonr-sdenis OF this Con-
a'nscih, the said defendants notified to appear al
a RGies TO he holden In the c rks Office othe said Court
.e Gr'i Monday in April nex,, and do what Is necessary
% pTo:-c' their Interests In this suit.
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loSUUkI.
)BAC1lCRS only IN the Civil Courts Of Record,
80 6svotW his ums ehic6y to Commsrciai
paoes. Bssin0s fron sheoad will receive careful
eeteasfos. O9es No. ~ Chestnut street.
Ian. I, 'to-dAvN
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Ksskuk, Ms. Ploasans y Museass
8
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEI

r " o D A IL Y II AINsy
To take eject on Monday, March 2lst, 1859.
EyROM and after the above date and until fur.
T. ther notice, Two Passenger Trains viii leave
Packet Depot, Ksokak ~ foiiows:
IIRsT TRAIN.
Leaves Keokuk daily at $50 o'clock =. n.
Arrives .. Montrose st 0:Ik =. m.
sRcoHD rRAl1
Leaves Keokuk daily t6sndays 1ceptsdl at 1900
p. m. Arrives ut MontrOss 1t l:A6 p. m.
HfRaT TRAIN
Leaves Aontrose daily 1t l1:OO o'clock =. m.
Arrives at Keokuk 1t tl;zR a.. m.
sECoNp TRAIN
keaves Montrose daily (sundays exsepted) $50
p. m. Arrives at Keok uk ~ 6:I5 p. m.
Forming, in connection with the keokuk and
Rock Island Packet Company, . DAILY LINE to
all points EAST, NORTH and WEST.
Passengers for the Packets will take the one
o'clock p. m. train, making sure connections ~
Burlington with trains for Chicago, Mt. Pleasant
and Fairfield.
TEMPLIN. PLUMMER L CO., Lessees.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. r. TEwksBURy, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
March ~, '69-dAw
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or CANADA. as
@-ADKLI0HTBUL ROMANTIC ROUTRr&
= :. Iaom rnl WEST 70 80.
Boston, NssC York, aad the Eastern States
va tAe MscMS1m Csatr6l 0vfGs WesferM,
OgdeMsoHrgA Vermont Cenfysl, s~6
GRAND TRUNK railroad OF CANADA.
Peeesoecfs ~ this route hays An opportunity Of
visiting some ct the UAndsst and most won
derful scenery In the world. including Tsr0Ass,
Ndgara FGis, Svspensos Bridge, TAosssM1 Issxssds.
Mosssetss, The 1s4sisr Rtdse, tsssriy tine nsss n
isasfh), Lake CAAmpisin. Falls ef Mons~orenct,
Hxdsoa Riser, ETC., etc.
On and aftsr May !, 1853, Baggage VIII b
Checked Through from Chicago. -.
TO kMIG0ANT1.
Passasss may b secured - the omce OF the Com.
pany in Chicago BY sAILEHe shtps from London,
Liverpool, P1ynouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Ahesdssn and Nontrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supsrintends thsrenoval Of
snigrants and baegaes ct Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from ~ 70 43S to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
Th1 Uomnoth Steamship
n 3 v i n n Il N,
or - 800 IONS AND 100 FEET LONGt
II under oontrsot 70 this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists' return tickets from
Chicago 10 the principal towns in Europe viii
shortly b issusd. Tickets from Chicago for All
points East, also for the LeyiatAan, or Tor the NJ
o. 8. 8. Co.'S ships, can bs obtained at the UMce
Of the Grand Trunk RAilroai, No. 30 Dsarborn
street, Chieaso.
Agent Of Grand TruAk r. R. Co., Of Canada.
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~s BANKING HOUSE or
q u = = q r @. a N ID II r ON X 90.
r HAvR this day admitted - : partner in tha
y Banking Business, Alsxasdsr Barclay, lvho hal
besn ny tsllsr for the last six yeara). The busi.
ss:s, hereafter, will y soaductsd under the asn
GHo. o. ANDERSON b 90.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Housss (if Ast
ss:' !. l.... che e. arm solicit. .a.;n :.
They Viii make coIisctions and remit, less 81.
change on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are asformsriy by senior psft'
Aer,vis u4gHt 7@@
Park Bank, N. Y.
winslow, Lanisr 4 Co., Bankers, NY.
Edward ". Clark ! Co., Philadelphia.
o. no..g ;l ssntinE .I Co.; Bos.sn. s.sr.,. ao.,.,
Marine Bask, Chicago.
Hoffman Gelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittaburgh.
Tasnsrs. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer u RAhm, Benkers,
Gilmore 3 Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt > o., " Louisviiis.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan.1, IS. GEO. O. ANDERSON
ian5d
II. x. LOVE 4 co.,
Suocsssors to DeninE I Lovs,)
bANhkhS,
A6Oh
(NIVE particular attention to collections ,and r.
~ nitprsnptly on the day Of payment.
#@ Rn0RRxnCns:
Bank Of North America New York.
Drexel o., Philadelphia.
e. W. Clark Co., ."
Citixenes Bank, Baltimore.
Bank q Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. .Scully Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, ZAnesville.
< Commercial Bank, Ciusiunati.
State Savings Instftution, St. Louis.
Geo. Smith I Co., Chicago,
NorthsrI Bank Of Kentucky, LAxington.
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WI. rxoAPsos. D. ". pArIxY
WIN. THOMPSON 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner 81 Main ana secenA sss..
KEOKUK............... IOWA.
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IA. I0wnk- DANIEL '. nILLR1.
EOWDIE = MILLER.
| ~ 34Q1MMge AND cOuNSELORs AT LAW,
~ - o41oeeoss In Chancery, Ksckuk, Iowa.
01e0 No4 side Of ThiSd-suset, between Main
tnod Johneon strexts.
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

.uAlR-CUTTIN0 done according to physioe-
j i nomy and the principles Of the Cotceur.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls speciai attention to his style
Of Hair -Cstsing, and challenges the profession.
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A T MARCUS, on S0cOnd.Stre0t, /,
"A is the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Rides, and Colts Revolvers at SIS : piece
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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIIi
At the above odics tickets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of b. I L. H. Railroad,
Once No. 50 DsArbon Street, Chicago.
April 70, '68-d1ysc.I.s.
Sight Drafts on London at dollars per stsr-
ling may BE- obtained 1t the Once Of the drand
Trunk Il. r. Or Can ada In Chicago.