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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS 81 Co,
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
WE pleasure In announcing friends and the pub
w lie generally that In u large and wei
sgleccd stock u FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DIZZY GOODS
10 Which very respectfully invite their attention:
lrain BLACK and Figured silks,
kicii tiro DO 4 Case,
Epson ior Mourning
=" Two-flounced silk Robes
Extra Hleh Two flouncrd toiored SILK Robes
Paris Printed Mouslin Robes.
Rich Paris Chnix Printed Mousins,
ropiins Anienas, Plain aud Bnyadere,
riain and Printed French Mcrinos,
Hack French Mcrinos,
" Mouslius, BonIbaxne aud Apacas
With large stock of Embroidcries
Cambrc Muslin and valencine Sets
Cambria aud Muslin Collars,
velencine and Lace Collars,
Handkerchief &C.,
with large stock of Genemen's Ware:
Cloths, Cassimercs and vesings
and "a Full Clolh
Sleeps. Grey Sattneis Linseya &c,
Bleach and Bro. sheetlng, "a. i0-a and 12.4
neach aud Bro. sheetng rs and a.,
Cotton OsnAburgs, "a and A.
Bed blankets, white and coored Servants Blankets
With large stock OF House Furnishing Goods:
Window Shades, Cornces, Table and Piano Covers,
Uarpe,ing, Rugs, Mats Floor on Cloth,
Crumb Cloths, Druggels, &C., &C.
Call and examine yourselves before
ut [oct a-dAetsl JOHN L, DAVIS co.'s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

- HEl9wrTK bsstssvs % ,.fos. ny at.sad. and
" S1fI sfdE1 ~ GOODS %; isrsss I'D na;s y ,i.4
- sv~ s 1srs 49, s'd ' ;sss
n, q Aho WAN 0Atma asa 0ramt. q The be:t iaTss
and nyisa y ssA apd y y: aagis Rss ~ s"ek Sr IN. "
WnolaAis TnAnn have ss1ected with eAa esr a -
nrsl al On I'll low any reIaedng houAs N ihs
unsd essas rsssiys goods dEeety nom NE inaAuhc
I'D. luz ss1iy d" B. TAYLOR, R.cAmeed. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

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sssymmedssSs q psss1ss 49, M :
Th-s 's''ae - Z essss 81 Ess Apxwsox,
90. i,-as psnsaA& leoss - Pss. o.ss
Lynohhase c6aok AMI svaeon Factory.
@s THE suhssyibss rsisvns ~ gfatsed sssnovleafs7
nsats y y. - its.ds - s1sse.sss !. 4 \. ~
them aad Ne pa&s Oh - 49, hsn fess.sled
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ssntisI "a nea svA Re WI a,so make y see - 49,
soos As,s usds ssos.sss q Csnsas.
"a naee1ca Ara IagGe am0s1penS q 80 - sspe
scstns Novi.G Nasess ssd kosss ssAqs@ Who ysat
seod seek css . - ID kxsaAkne dscA 40 e9se Iee
Isrr M a he 4 doing huansm tha GAS pstnnpaA yea
NJ sspset 70 ri pod wofk ard 81 low psa Al WHO WAX
s1 $s, ssd , "a. SsSs give ~ ;oat Il BAILEY. Ase
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
OrrUE South SiDs RAILROAD Co.,
4... U.1. August l7th, 1sae. (
EKNe ~ q sssit II

~ south1e Railroad leaving Lynchburg follows
Msil Train daily at n, A. NJ.
second Train daily except sundays, nj 1880, r. M
Both truins with the Richmond u Danvile
Richmond and the NORTH The second train connects
nj Petersburg with the trains TO Norfolk and Weldon
These with tiroc tweek1y lines OF
Steamships fvn City Point New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore all magnificent Steamers with the best accommoda
passengers The Railroad To Norfolk connects with
daily steam Packets ~ Baltimore.
The Railroad Go. at Lynchburg will
furnish further Information respecting these linos
aug Its II. ID. BIRD, Gen'l Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

LARGE STOCK-FALI4l 1850.
aa HAVING made IN extraordinary eaorte es, ,oa.ll
e such stood q Coed, - might hes, cult my cusions
ep and trade geneEaily, both prices and aunit~
feei web assared that al who may fayor ms VIA
W.T. nnd ee anoaf ne aest snd bes scecse1 sterk M
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps Trunks,
UMBRHI.I.AsAND CARPET sAos-
~ great variety 1hs ORR gfsAea IN style xad anaiy
ssisng ne asds and sxacslae tastes, an1 ne
- ecafser grades 10 u say who may 10 buy eiAsr ~
Tbs singh article In Quano-tn latter cas Of oosr
rssspnAble deductions WIN - mado y : s-s
Terms cash. OF to strictly ssassssI sss.omsu nsa time
Csll Z. No ~ Maa essl IsnsAbs. Va, ssar DC BsA
spe n-dls-ksp espy. Z L ARNIeTHAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
Manipulated Guano.

Manipulated GuanO.
M offer to the Planters Of Virginia Ganno prepared by
w us, Is follows:
1908 lbs OF Peruvian Guano thut be procured,
SUI lbs OF tue beat SonbrerO Guano containing full W
cent. Of the Phosphate Of Lime -..
200 bs Of the best Plaster for which %
ton, extra
AL well mixed together. ..
Planters invited to examine The article From
the best information obtain believe this mixture is
Price TO Planters s4s per ton ~ ton less when they
furnish the bags. - g.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co,
sept 27-dts Richmond, Va
TI.HE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by
Il dcrslod the old stand, Mo- ia, Main Street. where e
will pleased continuance of liberal
bes,owed late assuring all who
every effort will be- given render satisfaction
OF Pictures rates Of chargea, 30
LOOK SEWING MACSEs Il hens feis tuck gathers
and ebroers and does NIL the work the best $40 Machines
far simple and complicated than other
chine aud sold NJ the very low prices Of $40 and $50 Best
Machine SO lie the Patent Adjustable Hemmer
expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
by NJ Tanner Co., while acting agents. th
general satisfaction which Machines given
signed feels hesitation In recommending them
now In use Call and examine them N. g. TANNER,
oci5 dls No ~ Main Street, Lynchbarg Va
Split Bottom Chairs Split Bottom Chairsl
"0LD YlkGlNNY NEVER TlkE.. -it..
NUMEROUS enquiries having been made for BorroA
IN furnish n superior article at
reasonable prices III the uid slaad JOHN L. WINSTON,
sept s-d. No. i.o Main ST. opposite the Norvsl ficase
AED LARD NO Leaf Lard, Thu cans of about H.
oe.l d. LEE, ROOKIE o. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
Notice.

Notice. 20" ss
REiNG compelled ~ ny health to retire from the arm Of
- Camp smith o., beg leave tender my tAanks for
the very liberal patronage extended thai daring nv
connection with Inc same and confidently recommend nv su
r. n asffu
oct i7.dts-Rep copy am
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

80 p. SEABURY, uails
M - Asta Nr~k Ly.sAesce Vy
NNew, beautiful = Useful -
n .wtn pleasure snuosscs v ~ trading aenmany
i lynsAssg thaa hess psups end esepssag soasssass
W9 Casp as WIN. Dnrnhn4, hase eoup>etsa my ahd
rrss.os. -. havng made ! vey sps job And !
Pieaaed y " etssdA .ast 20 2 tsAs ROOM and an
HocnI ohpsA 0attsis. 4xtA C4ps, Carpet Rags.
Values, Uiabveiiss, snd etAer Good IN my iiss,
an prepared end anxtss 70 sapv a sho stsh With sne'
hs ! liberal patronage h town md country ~.
n Bwhssesals sas YIN b naAs n very lo~ price.
CASA ,9-H at s.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
6onbrero Quano

4 tnsa q snsph1s 0aann "a NOM Bonshssro Island
AO Mss tp4!s ~ nehss. dpoass Phosphate u Lime
1ssS Ltns I'd = VI e nsi,s ne attention
.in ~ ps tsdssiag asss expense 70 .his
es.,aa.A ss.Air saaays. ~. A.isAsA % sppisa.
MocoRKrx = 90, Sole Asenss
april aAnaA Main etfaei L9nchhlrR. VI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

~ NEW BOOKS.
4 DAM DEDE by George Elliott
IA Hymns of Ages
Mackays Life and Liberty In America;
Iiie for n Lis. Novel by of Jno Halifax
-Four Years a WhalcShp
swallow Barn. by j. I. Ncnncdy;
Napoiconie Ideas;
Bowers Travels in Central Africa;
Henry 81. John. y Novel by John Escn Cooke;
Alcohol and Tobacco
Receiye ed to-day, PAYNE BLACkFOEDS,
SEPT l6dts VI Main street.
Worm MEALWe prepared TO furnish fresh ground
Corn Meal la large and small quantities. at mili
An The grind screened consequently makes bet
Ell for family
mar,h 0-d,s NOWI.IN g. MURRELI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
For NichmOnd and NOrf0lk.

SS115 80
seabond Towing and Transportation Company.
TIluls COMPANY prepared transport Freight
and from ynehbarg Richmond and Norfolk al the lowest
Their Boats 20 through without breaking bulk, TO aud
Norfolk, thus avoiding all charges the Having
sclass Boats and fine Steam Tug shippers Of Pro-
Of Merchandise the East calcu-
greatest dispatch and Freight received
daily aud Recommendations charged point For rates oi
Freight and Toll, their printed list
X. II. STATEN Agent at Lynchburg.
}. l. STATEN, Agent al Richmond.
GARRISON II MAlGNE, Agents at Norfolk.
W. q. SMITH, General Superintendent.
2AdtA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

r HATS, CAPS, ANns FURs :.
- JOHN. DCCI1EY.
No Al Main Qfrsa5f MfnArrn-s

h ss - - s g ~ Good.
" '''''e 'p 4 a "a NIB sgDseI: sS sg'''ef
ssw N uas IN ss50 "a beasha Moc skin Drc.s liz, =,
ea GA - n Lhs ssn o. Fen ',o ~
Freneh syae LedgeH dxh Ap1 esgEni fsnfes Brow, k
sSs 2sS cRif u ~ s. oaqys.''l '
y ssF S M1s.S ~ {, X e. Ss A. As
~ bsa~es, bsss ~ hown Ind ECky trimmed Velvet
Al y auMlknkEN'S IA rs AND CAPs. '
o. asest s0se none - mposte om Psse-rlcb pas,n
y LADfAp FtRs, P~e'n';
Mssassnss fiPsA IAN CAPS CapeA Num- Mufaiee, AM,
:. QAkkIA0k AND sTltAyILLiN0 EUBka
Wolf banuld, fersian, chin6se fndd and r0ueh
~ are ftiodlasy tnvivd examine t
extensive sock fbr NO eers spsrsi y make Kionaona -
good mxfet V purchase Ia as ay other u his COUNTY,
~. Os.. - JOHN bodily
- brands ianpovtsA--JoS sale BIZ Wv VI '"' 'e''
.. szstss xDAoSD. DAVENPORT CO..
.eR ze.ea.1 IL - kDhuead Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

VpURE KEROSENE or COAL oIT.-40o gallons pure Kc
ossne Cannsi Coal Owarrnnled OF 6est qualify TIL
on will afford brilliant and pleasant ghs and Al len cost tha
ssp, ~ dts JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
New Fall Stock.

uUsT arrived nom the Norhern with full stock o
d FALL AND WINTER cLoTHiNG, for gsniismen The
latest stycs fashionable apparel Of tne lowest
prces found establishments No. dS Main Street.
Also large supply of 0snts Furnishing GoodA which We
viii .e rover han this city Hats Of the lat
-, styles boots o IN qnacs and prices 70 suit Trnk
mbFeilas om the best Eastern scsertes arc on
exhibition aud will bc sold cheap.
Youths aud Boys CLOTHING III all syles and qualtleA
PLEASE call ifiasn between Nowlin& MurTs
ind A. C. Lewis jock for your self Our motto H. - has
ever been, selling chekp 10 increase custom.
Farmers will do we'll examine stuck
Il l.sx. l.Ioihin IN .Ac a0Dl2 Adj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
rn ss,ss e q s,.. A. HRaAxeEslENT.

sU1an1ER ANRANGEslENr.
REpCCkD .kATR1-s1he U. 8. Maf Btsameys
h5 ~ yA aass r..... .nd E0A 3ES
from Vnginia q kSeuokp karssL s. ~ % a-.
Ihe lAAkayQWh, capt pARRfsn, leaves Ruhmoud sve,x
rUESpAx snsnoSn = O,eioek, 0y Point anne evening
s.svns Asss e.y .s.tdAy and IN time % sonass wh shs
ans k5ANOKE, Capt sxi.s.s, .,essss nsdAmona every
FRIDAY sernoea ~ O'Clock, City Puia morning n,
ociock and portsnoutq same sscning fur New York.
Il RNING.
The jamestown leaves N,w ork from Pier No Mort,
River every Saturday afternoon, ecock lor Norfolk po
tersbarg and misunderstanding freight tbF aich place
fhs kOsnoke leaves New FORK from Pier Mo- II North Ry
e, every "Wednesday afernoon at ociock for Portsmouth
Petersburg aud Rchmond-taking Freight W each place
kHDUCHD RATaA
Psssage staieEoom Included, between Norfolk and New
iork 49,
Pssssss .ssesS,n ineiaard, between Reaond Peters.
pufg sno new 1osk,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Passage Included between Ifnchburs and New
Passage and from Norfolk. BY the River boata
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
~ The new add elegant Sseamsr YORKTOWN will soon
be put upon The line, al The same rates above forming
Weekly line. ~ 2 &C. s=tt1f at's*
For icks.s apply to ~ LEE, ROOKIE AGO., Agents,
april 3O-dts. Main 6treet Iynehburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
CAUTIQN.

n.s.o.s svise = 49, 8 sEssms.y esssioss Of
-ssa Lss =, OSs,s =: ~ 800, .s'Sc ne
iossssA gvsU h1.ssasast NJ - y q. psss"e. y y;
yea nsaE AsA C.ris, tsi.ss q eom 9sesoo . tso oS
Cspssl Pass . ord Tisksss - All sarh In ever d.
ssssa - nns and mpuey b sanA ~ ths fR Tiaksss
i . IncA tAsowa avsy whosi ~ shsdow II chance Of
estsase DaA 1swAs - "a Lsaais. whsc The Capital
N1ss uHasualy large b compersan p " price Of ricks
IN EVER tssssss vAsrs nses Prizes atrvd fes snAl
cod a 1iskstA PIT eews u ecetain nand
1RANUK bR0ADHEkTS h co,
nov N-d&toSd W1lssisgee., DsL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
AMERICAN7 en- ANO5,.7---

fuHE attention Of the Farmers csed valuable Fer
ulizer frym jarvis Island, In tho Paefc Ocean, and
possession o. the American 0uano COMPANY BY formal
the u b 0oseuAeut Tire principal ngScdcns o. Amer
lean Guano L. he Phosphate and ssphsss q Lame In solube
be initiated by afE IL aso has susni Anai Organic Mat
cr Welding Amn0niA spsodaee imsdias and abundant
crop does no act - smuian but epnfeu lasting
Nj upon the soil aer the crop has 6ecn harvee Though
was only nrstused IA ID Lbs been tried with
Il has been tfisd win astonishing res pot only producing
crop bal assuring superior ssaRdof gfsa THIS duano put
ana my name upon sach Packages and .sn.sd Y b pure
Sole Agent AmeriOan euanc Ussz1ahy, Richmond.
oct 6-diy 10Y ~ ." - Aecni iSr Lynchburs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

Removal! New Stand! New Goods !!
HAVING sold entire stock OF Goods At Old stand
III have located below the Norve House, opposite Hall
Livery STABLE will continue the rocsrv ind C5mmis-
sion Business Thankful to my cnds and eusome for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended me, solicit eonn
OF the same, assuring them win offer Inducements for
will keep constantly hand nice selection Of GRO
CERIES AND STABLE DRY GOODS also Corn Meal, Pas-
Yer and Mill DIAL j. q. BHEAREk
marc .ltn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08
Tremendous Excatement A. szs

Mt nnod sssr We q 5aid H. n BOHANNA1t s1sss
/ ~ xSd6 AEraf aA1 taaretess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

ENARMERS AND PLANTERS DISQUALIFICATION
viii BE- an exhibition la this ely the 4t thursday In No.
vembe M nat cattle Sheep pouiry produce, nnd vegetables.
The exhibition To be held at Liberty Ware House. and The sale
10 he conducted b, John r. hawkins.
The objects Of the exhibition osimproye This market
well to accommodate the Farmers and ian,cr which
Of the latter In this vicinity invited their
ductioas After tic exhibition an sale, will e meeting
Of Planters nj tho City HOTEL for the purpose of
the organization 10 be ic Farmer and Planters
citation nov. 2--A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

Fire, Life and Marine .ns" -a..Ce
Lynohbuig Hose d ,Etre InsuEanoe Company.
F1IIS Company makes insurance against loss damage by
fs q Dwelling iiossss ssss rseseso yssass and
generally 10 town and country the mos, favorable crmA
Also makes Insurance tho lives " all per.ons enloing
good health and OF sound conoq r the whole duration
u fe or for limited period. -.
Slave. employed In odiny oesspationa VIII b Insured on
reasonable ferns. - 81.
The Oonpany also take marine risks nom and 70 Of
The Northern " Southern Ports a favorable rnteA h.
DIRECTIONS. $500
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
- JAMES n. COBBS, Vice President, . ~ !.
GEORGE B. THURMAN, Chief Engineer
pInRCroRa
JonN Orxr TArLoH, VIZ r ANDERSON, ~
JAMES y. PAINE, JoHH T. DAvns 49,
WV. ii. srRArToy, MAURICE 3. LAsoHoaNE
SAMUEL II. MoKIsNRY, ClfAs r. SLAuGnTER
JAS O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary. ,-rr - 81.
pr pr wM o aIyAlp OWEN, Medical Ez.minsa II
The Medical Examination OF subjects for insurance VIII be
made the Once Of the Company each day between the
hours Of . and O'Clock. p. n. fob 23-dts
Removal! New Stand! New Goods
HAVING sold my entire stock OF Goods At old stand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

MORN, MEAL LUMP AND GROUND PIAsTER-rh
urdessgned has rented run Mcssra Lanshorne John
thcir Corn aud Plaster Mil He will sonstanty
The above articles nhs nc WIN sell cheap 70 punetual
erA - 81 CHAS. s. LAN0uOkNE, Sole Agent
march 4dtA for the OF Mestsrn plnster In s city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

llIE subscrbers wa purchase for friend In Alabama
experienced Male Diningro9m Servant and good Fema
Cook, Washer and lrones Tho gentleman In of thes
servants intends them for his aud persons having
wants Tor SALE with The requisite Suaacaioa and ohsrace
may rely upon NOT only getting full value but also
Isn't home far tef servslia For fuFber Information apply
sept l2-dts-f1p copy N. LANGHORNk h SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

- N T. w ltNNJI1N.
WOULD most respectfully my friends and to
those trading In LyhchburE, that prepared sel
them GOODS reasonable terins thcy md the
market My stock Of Domcscs 10 large and selected gr,ui
have also hand large lot OF Blankets Hats
and Bo0ts good stock Of Groceres which determined
W se,i low for cash. abort tmc prompt eusome
Please give me cali al % bridge Street.
oct e-dts ALEX. kINNIER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

FHNHE Keystone State SaponAer Concentrated I've will
l. mako soap with llttio troubles will type is
valuable for all purposes where strong I've reQured viii
make hard water son, ke
We woa caution the trade against countees success
Of this article induced unprnepled parties 10 initiate
Full directions with each packaga. :,
A Large supply or sale by = JOHN II. SEAY,
L !. !. Drnan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08

1919 0ENL WRIGHT OFFICE v.
E -. = LYncmsuaa, March i6h, 1884, Z
OWING the large quantity q produce eenine OWN tns
ROAD and the Of ne Depot there VIII be No
Flour INSPECTED Dspo. from and nfsf AoHDAt the si
lnst BY ordsf OF 1cu. Snpt -
march i7-dts T. D.JELLIs, 0snsssl Yrsleht Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23
Ratiroad Suiss.

The Burlington and Missouri River Rail
road Co. have given notice to the County
Judges Of Jefferson and Wapello counties
that they intend to apply for mandamus to
compel the issue Of county bonds heretofore
authorized in aid Of the road, and which the
Judges withhold under the plea that the CON-
ditions have not been complied with by the
Company. They have also commenced suit
against those individual subscribers to the
stock Of the Company who have failed to
pay up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23
nuyINEsA NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DArLY GATE CRY, aud
WEEKLY VALLEY WmG, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily subscri beers car pay the carrier, If they pre-
fer, once Ia two weeks. The carrier Is ADVISED to
require payment in advance, IN all cases
No Job Work delivered until paid tor.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will b.
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23

RAILRoAD ACADEMIA terrible disaster
occurred on the Great Western Railway,
near Dundas, on the goth. The storm had
washed away the bank 90 that the track gave
way and the train plunged into q deer
chasm. The night was dark and violen
storm prevailed, and a food OF waters rollet
down through the chasm, into which til,
cars, with their living freight Of passengers
were dashed to pieces. Six passengers wer
instantly killed, aud large number were 20
riously and some dangerously wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23

gT General Scott has declined public
reception At Baton Rouge, rendered him by
the Legislature Of Louisiana, and which he
hsd accepted. He assigns a. the caase Of
the change Ok determination, indisposition,
and sympathy With the community in the late
stesmbcet disaster, by which 30 many valu-
able cisisens have lost their lives, and 10
many families bean made acquainted with
sorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23

letter from Fort Washita, of the 9th in
had been attacked by a large force Of Indians
near Fort Arbuckle. The Indians were re-
pulsed in two separate engagements, and ten
OF them killed. The troops having been re-
inforced marched toward the mountains ia
pursuit OF the Camanches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23
IssAs-en indians Captured.

Eighteen indians captured.
Through the politeness Of Mr.. WithroW
OF this CITY, We have been permitted TO SO
letters directed to his excelency, Gov. Lowe,
from Commissnry G. B. Riohards and Capt.
Martin. The letters are dated q TT. Dodge
and Spirit Lake. They announce that Lieut..
Church on Little Sioux has osptured IL In
dians-- that one Of the prisoners in Sleepy
Eyes, a relative Of Inkpadutsh. Capt. Mar.
tin captured six Indians 1t Spirit Lake. Two
OF these have been identified by three per.
sons who were residents of Springfield at
the time Of the massacre of 1857. az mem
bers Of Inkpadutah's band. These prisoners
have been sent to Fort Dodge for safe kesp-
ing until tried. Directions have been given
for similar disposition OF the captivss on
the Little Sioux, who arc identified ~ msm-
bers Of Inkpadutah's ,band. Those sgsinst
whom no evidence appears will be delivered
to the United States authorities Ut Fort
Ridgeley.
The above facts which came from an
Official source, are in themselves sufficient
vindcation Of the course pursued by tho Ex-
eoutive in recalling into active service the
Frontier Guards. There il no question in
West hare meditated, and partially carried
Qts
We believe, too, that we have been saved
tho pain Of recording another Spirit Lake
massacre, BY the presence OF the gallant
for motives best known to themselves, have
ridiculed the idea Of another Indian insa-
sion, will please note tho above we'll anthem
tcated circumstances. DR.. Prescott and his
intimate coajutor, Mr. Yerby, are invited to
a serious confederation Of the subject.-[D es
Moines Citizen.
Gssd Hie from Mr.. sunner.
At the recent celebration Of the 22d Of
February, in Chicago, the name Of George
Sumner was, without his knowledge, printed
in the Official programmes, and announced
in the journals ~ one Of the speakers. This
brought from him the following witty letter,
addressed to . member OF the Uomnlttee Of
Arrangements:
CHICAGO, Feb. 22d.
DEAR Sir: Will you thank the gentlemen
Of the committee for their kindness In in.
viting me to tho banquet this evening, and
assure them them am sensible Of sbs honor
they have done ne BY printing NY name in
the programme Of speakers. THIS honor
mutt decline in the 6rst place, because
shall leave town before the speaking viii be-
gin and in the next place, because do not
consider myself representative OF the great
majority al our countrynen-that il to say
the born orators---but rather - one OF thu
small, and sometimes suffering, minority OF
listeners.
Mindful Of the interests OF the minority, |
should, II called upon for q speech, on any
OCCASION less solemn than that for which You
are to assemble, propose this toast in honor
Of the departed spirit Of Trinity Bay:
"DE SAvTY-By some supposed myth,
because the model man-the man who held
his tongue when he had nothing to say"
Believe me, dear Sir,
Faithfully yours,
Csc. SunHxR.
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CouNry SuED.--We learn tina, the B. & M.
r.. X. Co. have given notice to the County
Judge that on the second dag OF the ensuing
term Of the District Court, writ Of manda-
mus against the county, commanding the is
sue Of the bonds claimed by said company
OF Wapeuo county, will be sued out. We
also learn that six OF the subscribers to the
stock OF the same company have been sued
--fUttumwa Courier.