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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
FRANCIS B. DEANE, Jr, d SON,
LYNCHBJRG, VIRGINIA.

LyNcHBJRG. VIRGINIA
aAhufAcTURERs OF
CUIILED RAILROAD Can WuRRI.s.
WHEELS %sis s.s.:'.. s,ss q a. .sy T.
JOHN MCDANIEL n.s sk'fS p..s.n. .H y,u. .,a r,s
EDwARD il DILL Esq, suY Ysrin,sndsnsr.s.riss- aad
nTMo%As popSMEAD E.a, sup.r,n..nd.a. vls,n.
MT Mr. SAMUEL sI PETERS. ....r M.oAa,.. vsv,a,. .sd
M HRcHIBALD PAE Master M.chlnl.. vrs,.,. Centre,
yosErI r. ASpERsoN, E.s. asa.e.A, v.es1eas
Fs%sois s % sa s.a fr..issn S n ssrs ia ~
nWILiiAM MALONE Esq, Chief Eusi,ssr Hesssll and
ADAM pESMEAb, Esq, baltimore. Nd.
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Esq, Mobile. Ala sls-
sEAM sWAS Ess KSsIIs s r.
Tho business at the LANdHoRNE FoyNPRY. wi ss,s.
after be conducted by the subscriber; under tie hEn
'spfs' "a ises.swt. Il" = SON + sRowNs DEZNn
TNRENCm BURR MILL.sTONEs-WA1
hAsTEpIhf a. INFORM m 'sSss.issFi sssens n sfE
wdghts, and the public, thai they INNlxE4
% constantly on nsnd, Frsnsh BURR MNSllAR
ar1.n.a M,n to be- Of ., ,ho % oess quality
and superior worSm.nshiP v, r being EDy{H
them from the best quarries IN France. I8f&H fa
They ..S ..S issp E.apS. .. M nIs s,ss SSsas 20
BLOCKS Boltins clots, caeined Plaster aAsa Wsss, ~
Orders satisfactory r.sessse. ID. .ss - ~ psss
cities promptly executed NORRIS = TnIMBLH bas
WsstFans Avenue, near Frattssress hadeAs
NOR ovKnCoAfSs An s-...znsH
s.. s.s.. Ess..;. = Is
on ground Rones. Peruviss e.ane, and sshaf texseN
sa:ssls s..i.s: s'1;si e. :. y y -
.A.s rssa'isa ea'no Atrial wl sssss = 80
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CASH STORE.
~. G. /. l.. w i s,

t>ttA'utw large aud ccnmc,ipus hou.., ON Main 81 .
'osi'N ."rHr,cdhN joseph u Now lin ,h deer abos-
M-"i y p i ant Thornsns lIardw are Sto'c, and OPP
p's''' H. lot n s,s,k Drng St.re
ani f t aud ell s.lsr II sto,k of GRO
- TIA 5hl "a Alt. DRY GoOlS hongtt exclusively for
'hsh h' which vii ha sold Al is that not fail 10 eNr
sa'Hi"' n VII" maA tasot With call. A. an de
't""f T. nrsin'.e the css, extra induce
n'n W " Il tod I" eash huysIr.e those desiring to es
chang. Tor ritnfr, prndncr
A stock II - PERUVIAN aUANO always on hand.
lNhmh particular Invitation Ia the OLD al tho
ia oi Lewis formerly In the bry Goods husnrss In
th'"l - sN" me cail as well as ths public n"iaiy
mar = 5ts A 4. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

CURIOUS AND ELESANT WATCH.A-
"A We hav" received from Mesrs Appleton. T:acy Co,
propreors Of the American
Mass another lot Of their superior WATCHES In Geld Hunt
Ing cases Among the number, Ii In Magic Case OF In
genious aud curious construction VI
and finish Th Watch may be converted
Into huntsmans Wach. by The aid of single sprsnE
changing tho position Of the IN tho ease without
taking IL out to turn H. as l., the old magic atch -
Those persons " ha would like q Amar
ingenuity, that throws the all foreign eorts In
this connection, invited to call AZ z..#3fsa.s
SII.gERTHORN CLIFFS,
lat Jewery Store above tho Aatjcct.
SThe American Watches all warranted to be &C.
curatc time keepers. liam 6-dts.
LSIANNEI.s.--B r~reiving u bnrge sap
u ply of wLne, Yellow aud Red FLANNEI.S eheapest
In this market witch will bc sold cheap for cash.
do JNO ]. pURyIA Assuf
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Ea;.,DE DEL, ,.lAND GgANo,-a,oee a.s. {.

EDMOND, DAvENpOhf1A co.
From an anayais "i thus uuano, by Professor Mont
OF New York he makes contains a 10 Of Ammonia which
bnt cent less than the OF Peruvian
contains Bone Phosphate of Lime ,! 06 per II much
richer N Ammonia and po pate water
than Elldo sold Ia ltot u CO.,
an Gdly.I R,ehunonA y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

n UERU's COD LIVER o.. JEI.l. will
NJ be found The n,oet agreeable Of administering Cod
Liver Oil For sale Ly kTABLER& JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
JtlIIN q MTAI HAM. IT D
Ery-ipcirs, sc, ofnIa, u iug'. Eva, Trtier Tu-
% nd Snls Rhc u m

From Fsyloardo7R Merchant Of ~. L0nis. Erb !, rj6
DF AYIItho r- ae the pRraR0n"t all that great
in medicine They 'aNr little daughter "f utcrous
hrr Is ni fact that had ptov"i incurabc for
years ii'r m.tl haihcen long gevorsy Hti ted with
botri's NJ ul oh her skin in her hair After
child cured 50" also icd your Pills and i"cy have cured
L.-r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

> II t.Tsn, e nsriI n.>rs n,>inn ,r,s ,scnno
Z Wall at New York. buy and sell nncurrcni money
checks, make collections all point. III" nj
ted States and Canada the purrla- sale
"i Sork Bonds aud ether securities upon Commission. ard
conduct with prompncss the general banking business In all
its del srtments
The firm In iynchbure Peters Spence Co. who will
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~ FOR SALE i wish to sell my FAMILY RESI- IM
DENCE, on Franklin Hin. being the purchaspdU1
VIM Clayey The lionae contans rooms including base
mfnt There l. good Kitchen. with smoke house
and good We'll Every thing In excellrpt, order The
place comfortable, aud the only 10
on account OF Its distance from place Of business win
sell on accommodating terms and me, will exchange
other property wM. A. MILLER.
dec 10 d2w.1 On the HAHN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

-. >ilNAN ANAiAi IL !.
FASH1ONABLD BOOT q SHOE M AKER,
otia'te the "a r"u- Savings Bank,
Ni{A $fHEE1. LINCHBIRG. J. A..
30 whom " snwnrstrh s,c prsasiuns for a 20 p~-t
pas. "f ho"t-. exhibited Rt ,tsc Inst 'ntr,
l. lF-fN G u-tanuh haI Il, and N
~ Hor. ~ Nu"iy "i LADIES aud GENTLE
MiN'> WI W whth he VIII equal 10 any ~
ihanuiH'nf in ile country aud nj low ttnot
lower, thru aH, other establishment IA lynchhuTg
II" r. rr,tt ly salrs SHARE II thr PUBLIC
the Na" tn" turns ha thank sfor the patronage
tniorc t'e-fFn,d Ian ,l,Iou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

~ Y 4 1 -
Lynrhburg, Va.
TUNiE fourth annus nf Ill
II on the 18th September
The lpcatou1l the bealthcs and accessible
and the study, both Classical
Scientific equal that of tho best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the of Mr.. Blankensp graduate # the Vir
gna Military Institute and recently connected with the
Unied States Coast Survey.
The professors will have exclusive charge the
school, hich young will be thoroughly pre-.
pared for college or business
Fac BTY.
ROBERT L. BRoCKErT, Presdsnt; Professor Of Natu
raj Science
LYcuRous G. MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
Bellies I.ctires.
H. CABELL, A. b, Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature
j. BLAsKEssr Professor of Mathematics and Instruc.
Of Tactics
Rev w w. WALKER, Professor OF Neral and Mental Sci.
and OF History.
SAMUEL GARLAND. A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law.
D. A. LANGHoRNF, NJ. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
iology
GIUSEPPE ApoLrHo sARroRI II. d Professor of Modern
Languages. -
EXPENSES
Board % per week washing sl - month fuel and
ighis s0 Tuition. $50 in the Grammar School, and
$40 in the Collegiate Department for halt session
Catalogues further Information, be oh.
tanned by addressing the President aug SIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
GRO j GklfFIN Postmaster
ludi.s--,on slup0 ,isy OF tfir Blood.

Frau H., ? I'm fasDr of ddrcst Clsrlh, Rosi0H
In rod illls with ext anrdiuary
and en"us those am cnNad 10 ysti In dis
trrss IL tr tie of digestion and purity the
hnud tho H p'-i rcmrdy have ever know and
ran cont.rr't mend them my friends
YoHts, j. V. HINES.
WA.SAW. WYnniSG Co, y Y, Oa - 1854
DIAN Srr ann ing y"nr fathare PU'S ia my practice
and fnd ip rxel"f tive 10 cleanse the system
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

nIs>OlITION.-The epnr'nsr-hip hereto
existing between the subscribers under the
and style Of SSEAD CLARK is This day. dis>o, ed by
All persons indebted t" the late firm will please
aud settle 1t close the bust
ness speedily as pnssibe
We u thanks 10 the travelling public for
the generous patronage extended during control of tho
Washng House, md oui nliN ask its
Mr.. GE W. CAMERON who has Tor the
past Nrals, had charge The Roanoke Red Sulphur
Springs where hr cnviable reputation landlord
Either subscribers thu the iiIm,
settling mp its business
IT, SNEAD.
Ucrl le.9tp l.
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NV FAMILY iROCEkA,
Al Il" Id .land .i mckinney Baa-,


ON MAIN sTKEEJ,
hrnnsl'r L. the brng Store h Stahlcr 4 Jonr, .
riiE r'ftad having ed hts establishment. ant
lrnt aSri his A,ck. offers The
variety 'i ANllN EEpt tkRlES whore Ia be had n
H'e t'Rb hH IN ts lily. md NJ I,iccs 10 suit the
u 'd'tsh l. h sork at t.ror"M- he has also STAPLE
th\ h'Ht'~. WITCH he IA sell low far CASH 4 public
NJ, % G.' .at Ia e,li and examine for lu ,s.,rs
jna ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

NIB There are SO many ignorant ard worthless Quacks
sAvartis,ug Themselves PhyAcars and copying DIR JOHN
soHs adveriarmcrts Mend,rs Boot Blacks Lap Trim
ys Pary aud ContpfibLe Imi,ators whose lives instead
Of Medicine have been spent In The
Meniai Cara~its styling themselves Rrsnriy Edn-
od the xperrneed and
p4rting ring running the health of all unfortunate
IL falling in tn ,ir Johnston deems
10 say 20 with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas always hang In his office
HIS REhEDIF and entirely unknown to
Prepared from life spent In the great hospitals
Europe sad tefrs In this country and more extensive
practic than any other phi vsician in the world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
pnl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

Pot - o. Lam AN, I.Iv CO. Ml'H N"v lC lHi5
IH NH.,.. Hll4 perfection II in'dlclu" They
hav, lo rt a'a tlau can tt yen. She hal
i,ru -l Houihs Nmti,H In br ,lpfinr
od 't r.. .nr, ln better SIe then commenced
laats serE t1 dc cured hcr, by 'xp,lhns
- Hic her body They Afterwards
cured hct rl j binrdy 'lvsPnttrv one Of
n'4tI IS bat had md ,nr'd hm ih two do
af ll- win" thUrs rrcuuh phil from hve 10
,dnts "r 'rs hills aud lost mucIt ms, Ithoui he
rnj,l ,iN such n"1irin' Which
is a,truiy ."l aud honest "tlI brrh ditsr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

(NOAL! COAL!.-Wr nre now prepa rcd 10 MI
orders best Red Ash thracie Nom tain and Clover
Hill Coal market prices for August delivery
Orders left the Store OF Messis Valentine Hen
my, Main street, will receir. premrt attention
suRpu ANDERSON LANF0RD & co
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26 dts JOHN LANtlibRNE
(SsOaKs: az u AKs.!-sOMETuING NEW

~ SIYT.F-I have tits day received NEW 81 LIE
CLpAK>. X KtGLAADS AND CIRCULAR CLOAK which
dee icdy tho elegant Ia ST. have seen Ice
They nv, be, o
the hes in New York and advised ask lOper
Original which l. all that them
ANY ,ing u viii they decidedly the
chrapes goods efcr.l in hi. mlrk,t
have received another lot ih'sc hand sone, and In
decd hnc BONNETs. sell at s! 20 aud , 10 Nnw
set chesp goods just before The year Come and
you viii sc be- poascd, and " IL buy
hal almost forgot menii"n c Hack Brown Plush and
R.aycr FLATS for er. and Ft'kS ,f variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS FIR girls and boys Of auy
aud size A y. EStiIEDtNE
o,,I.ul KXle < tnr,C Iva ii,urgS Sa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

n EATMEk.-A iurxs LOT Oi Upper Leather,
d,c l3n YhANKLIX BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

AGER BEER SALOON! LAl:EK BEER
u SALOON 1.-THE undersigned has the pleasure to
to the citizens Of ynchburg and the public in gene
raj that he has opened fine l. aGER BEER SALOON snd
body with the best LAGER Of the
best and most prominent Brewery Of Philadelphia which is
acknowledged e best In the United States
For family will sell dozen bottles of Lager Beer at
el-the bottles to be returned Come and all
dec I5.dtsl WIN. LOOSE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

Perhaps the first thought suggested
to most Christians BY the mention Of the
society in heaven, is Of their own per-
sonal friends whom they have right to hope
to meet there. The frequency and the earn
estness with which the question 10 asked,
Shall We know our friends in heaven serves
to illustrate the fact that God made man TO
find no uncomfortable portion Of his happi-
ness in loving, and in being loved, by linn
tied number Of peculiar, personal friends
The question just quoted seems to be gratu-
itous yet it has . great interest for multi
tudes, precisely because 80 much happiness
depends upon the proximity and the fellow
ship of earthly friends. Close upon the
Question, Shall we know cn- friend: il hc.v-
en- follows another, Shall we be with them
and still another, Will they be to W in heav-
en- what they have been to US on earthP
Nothing can be more natural than the ask
ing OF these questions; yet they ought never
to have accustomed great anxiety in the hearts
OF Christians, nor would they have done 80,
but for the lamentable distrust OF Gods
kindness which prevails. just a. surely %
God gave to friendship all its charm and
worth; just a. surely AZ He has made love,
and friendship, and the interchange Of friend
~ Offices, our necessity ~ we'll a our JOY,
and an inseparable portion Of our immortal
nature just as surely as God himself is love,
and the truest, warmest friend in the Uni
verse--just 80 surely will he reunite Chris
tian friends in heaven. - James William
Kimball.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

The Dissatissacsio ON In Franco.
A correspondent Of the Manchester Guar
dian, writing under date Of February 18th,
says:
was present last evening in salon full
of persons of all opinions, when the Jour-
nal du Soir was brought in. A deputy (of
hitherto governmental tendencies) took the
paper and read what regarded Hayti. The
news began thus: SAT last, then, we breathe
freely the Emperor 10 overthrown.'
Throughout the salon the people laughed,
and evidently applied the words. The read
or, after looking over the account, said:
Swell, here is how it ends sThe Emperor
himself has been Geffrard's best ally-not q
hand has been raised in the tyrant's defense!
he reigned by compression and terror; he
has fallen, surrounded only by contempt'"
When the deputy have mentioned finished
this sentence and laid down the paper, he
added in loud voice. "Take my word for
it, these are the words that will be printed
here the day our Soulououe is overturned !"
repeat it, there were thirty people or more
present, many genuine Imperialists; not
voice protested, and the only remark made
was-"Yes, it will perhaps be the Constitu-
tionel that will print it, and Walewski may
be the author Of the paragraph"
This may give yon some notion OF the tone
OF society here ut present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

The following paragraph, which relates to
sending money by Express, We clip from the
N. Y. Evening Post Of Tuesday:
week ago Bank Note house received Q
dispatch from Chicago, informing them that
q package marked 50, 900 had been lost, and
instructing them to send on proof that it con-
tanned that amount, and the Express Oompa.
ny would pay it. referring to their books
they found that the package contained 3d.
800, and that in consequences they would be
losers of ST 300.
A visit to the head Office Of the Express
Company was made by one Of the firm, who
informed the Company that he had also an
interest in the package over it's marked value,
and that he was about to start with detec-
tive for Chicago, and look into the loss Of
the parcel. Stating his determination on his
part, the Express Company informed him
there was no necessity for this course, as
they had his package and two others since
received, and had broken the seals, and now
held them in thsir possession.
We understand they offer to return the
package, provided the house gives list Of
the amounts sent by this Express for the last
two years, and pays up the extra insurance
on risks they did not take. 1t is time such
serious question as this, involving as it does
the largest interests, were settled. The ques-
ton whether or not any carrier has right to
break the seal Of packages entrusted to his
care, and detain them because they differ 10
value from the amount for which they have
been insured, cannot be determined too soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

RTNext month law goes into effect ia
Michigan, providing for the trial Of crimi-
mails "by information" This virtually abol-
ishss the grand jury, but power is reserved
II ths Circuit Judge to call it in session
whsosvsr special eases need it's aid. All
cases are 20 be examined before a justice Of
the peace, and BY them committed directly
% the higher courts, instead OF for in
distusnts % has been previously done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

PICTURE NO. /,

"Fannio."
"Whatp"
"pa is tired; can't you bring him drink
of water, dear ?''
T suppose Ill have to-"
Down goes the doll, slam goes the door,
and out Airts the ssdarling Fannie'' for the
wished for beverage. When the water is
brought it 10 cool, but in it there is no re-
freshment. Pa looks sad. His heart aches
for loving daughter. But it's nothing to
Fannie--she don't care.
Years have flown.
"Fanniep"
"What2"
''Is dinner ready2 l am in q great hur-
ry."
"Yes, that's the first cry always. And you
know Biddy 10 SO slow. Now sit down here
and listen to this new piece Of music-thum,
thum, thum, one and still thum, thum. Isn't
it delightful, Harry?"
eyes, Fannie, dearest, but business cannot
be delaEed."
"It oan'tp Well, perhaps you expect me
to 60 into the kitchen and cook? Ii you do,
want it distinctly understood that wasn't
brought up to it, and didn't marry for the
sake of STOPPING to it."
Thum, thum, thum, thrash, with q VEN
geance-tWo! hlngie, Jingle, tlngie din
ner is ready at last. Cold and heavy, burned
and raw. Husband looks sad, but wife
"don't care" Away he goes perhaps to
saloon--to stand by the counter till his brain
reels and he looks more like corpse than
live man. And for whom? A thing which
sits in the parlor and plays on the piano, and
gives him to understand that she 'wasn't
brought up to be woman" and didn't "mar-
ry' him for the sake OF "stooping" to be
s'his wife,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21
BU.INEsS NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GArK CIrY, and
WEEKLY VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash In all cases
Daily subscribers pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once in two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All adv ertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21
From the New York Courier and Enquirer
European TabIoau

From the New York Courier and Enquirer.l
European TabIeau.
The European nations certainly just now
present curious fdbIsdu. Sardinia, rest
i've to dash in upon her old enemy, Austria,
eight times her size-France, ostensibly back
ing her, and squaring of in regular style for
a fight, yet all the while talking about it in
such ambiguous style as to completely pug
zle every one about her real intentions--her
ally, England, afraid that France 10 10 earn
est, and yet more afraid to interfere-Aus-
tria, planting herself in the best possible at
tidude to receive the shock, yet visibly sha-
king in the knees, and beginning to talk
about yielding point or two-Prussis,
standing by her cousin german, but afraid
to STRAND the giant Russia, himself lately
thrashed so soundly, looking on very good
naturally and quite disposed to think il ssa
very pretty quarrel as it stands.'' This tab
leau of course cannot last long. 1t 10 very
awkward posture for the parties themselves,
and besides keeps the world in state Of
painful suspense. The affair must take
new turn soon, yet nobody is sure what
The general feeling, however, Is that warm
work may be expected.
The decision OF the matter rests with the
French Emperor. Sardinia will not attack
Austria unless he stands behind her. But
for that confidence of support, she would
never have dared to advance as she has
Yet, apparently, the Emperor himself is not
entire master Of his situation. On the one
hand, it has become very manifest that the
French people are very averse to war on
account Of Italy. The cheers bestowed in the
Legislature upon those passages Of the I'm
perial Speech which related to peace, and the
frigid reception given BY the people Of Paris
to Prince Napoleon and his yodng Sardidian
bride, combining with new indications daily,
have left no room for doubt in regard to the
pacific disposition Of the nation. But on the
other hand Cavour, encouraged BY the EN-
peror, has gone so far that retreat on his
part is impossible witnoua ruin. lie oannot
abatc his claims without retiring from power,
and giving place to that party which prefers
the favor Of the Austrian Emperor to that Of
the French. Napoleon then seems in some
sort constrained to stand by Cavour at oil
hazards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

SIMULTANEOUSLY more State cleo
tons are to take place this Spring. The
Connecticut election comes on the 4th of
April the Rhode Island election on the 9th
of April, and the Virginia election on the
Goth of May. Governors and congressman
are to be chosen in each Of these States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

GTTLe Pro-slavery men undertook to
break up = Republican Convention at Leav-
enworth by violence. The assailants were
repulsed and their Ringleaders have been
warned to leave the Territory if they would
save their necks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

TMr. Giddings, writing to the Ashtabu-
la Sentinel on the day of the adjournment,
expresses the opinion that the XXXvth is the
last Democratic Congress to assemble in the
United States. lie thinks, moreover, that
the Democracy have nearly given up the idea
Of browbeating Northern Representatives,
such scenes having been removed from the
House into the Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21

GA newly married young man, by the
name Of Hamilton, residing in st. Louis, be-
came oauselessly jealous, or irrationally
devilish, and in the ct shot his wife and then
shot himself, last Wednesday. The pros
pect seems to be that he will die, and his
wife recover Of the wounds inflicted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-21
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Ho, for Pixies Peak !!

-. FUTLUNA a CO.
ME are now receiving and opening new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing an6 Gents Fur
nishing Goods, which offer TO sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with view to the hard times !; therefore We Offer
them at very small profits, keeping in view the old
motto Of quick sales and small profits. All We
ask ID that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for show
Ing goods. Remember the place, East side Of Sd
st., between Main and johnson.
mch17d s. POLLOCK 4 co.