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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-30

SECTION os.
Eha A-e--+so q.
do Indy Ne nv N-e1.
do Sc NV Mex
DO M Nv s-w-20 acres
do Ne Ne s-w-Te " III
do So Sc $50
do So Ne $50 81
EEcTI0s 81
Ma Sw4-ao q. ~
do s-w E~w--<0 acres ~
do Sc q EAs Ne &c Sw4
--i5 acres ~
DO indy N-wS-ek "a
do Wa S-wk--so acres 20
do Sc Sc s-w A;s.ws-e
So E.wN-e s-wk;
sS Sc Ne s.wx: Ne
SEW s-wA-ILa ~
MOUNT AUBURN. go acres III
fAikh0UNT.--s hIl .. 40 lots. m
SECTION 3s---N-wk--Issa ri
do N-eh+-41 acres n
do 81 acres n part s-wg r.
dc All Of 81 s-wL Nof
N&ssan Slough A-looa
90 III acres In S-w cor SEX NJ
40 ssores In the Slough w OF
NAsaAu AID dition a
DO All Of Nassau Island within
Ctfw ltrrka. :. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
THE TOBACCO TRADE.
IV34hNNV
We annex extracts from recent English Circulars

An sion been exhibited In lHsses against
Immediate requirements mi consequence Of
the preen years Importation and Of stock
compared corresponding period VI astye may, how
the Imports Of vgnl Kentucky and Mary
II 800 hhds, which. compared with
hep-eVous year. shows increase Of only 93 hhi This in
by the large arrivals Of Export Leaf amounting
hhd taxing the stock Of this class OF Tobacco the
rport ISIS preV impora,ons remaining u the
viii b. that the available stock Of home trade To
bacco 800 hhds Of nearly all descriptions other than
American stock extremely large In taking
re sp-cye he market the corresponding period
last especially respects pce- there material ae
rsons established until reliable information received relative
prospects OF s growing crop and which being considered
favorable submitted to- and Subsequently estab
lhed decline in descriptions Of Yearly % Il n Thereha,
enquiry expectation and sales Of upwards
hhds chiefly Of fac quality About 80 hhds taken for
the Nayy.-GrIrt HOdgsoH q Go London.
During closed the demand has been steady the
monthly Except June and July always quiet tme show
fair business The commenced with high Of
prices which the early reduced TO working
remained few months when in OF
OF Virginia. holders raised their prices strips
which owing bg imported direct into Ire
sales have been moderate Kentucky semmed the
contrary quite equal the wants OF the trade
the "hand mouth principle, feeling
succeeding purchase would in their favor which
realized and the market steady imports
t year nearly hhds less than last the
1854 hads MORE leaving the stock not far from what the
1T January, is,9.-hLi9i & UmsOH liverpool
Shipping publishes following
the Toba Trade Great Britain:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

HOLSroN WooLEN FACToRY-This establishment is
situated on the South fork Of Hoson river in Smyth
county, about six miles from the town of Marion. In a
recent notice of the Factory the Marion Tsitor SAYS
The machinery is of a superior order having been
purchased at considerable cost with view mauuiac-
ture goods substantially aud supply the market with such
cloths as it NAV demand. In addition 10 the machinery
IN use, the propretors have determined to increase
the number OF looms TO tvastgc0. They will then be
enabled 10 fill orcers eNpedousy with cloths of finer
quality than they manufacturing
I'VE were shown some military cloth with which they
filing various orders from the military companies Of
the Southwest The cloth is OF au excellent quality and
beautiful texture, and should feel more independent
when wearing his native manufacture than other
wise.
Il is truly gratifying to the disposition manifested
by the surrounding country paronize home industry
and thereby assist in placing the Southwest in the posi-
ton which she is destined occupy. Encourage every
enterprise that tends to build up the State and enhance
us interests and make yourselves an independent peo
pie We hope that this enterprise, which is of so much
Importance, may be still more literally encouraged If
do no: encourage home Industry we certainly have
right 10 expect support from any other quarter We
would therefore, urge the citizens OF this county partc
uIary 10 pairouze this and other manufactures that
may spring up among them. We should second every
undertaking that promises to make Southwestern Vlr
giua what she designed TO be-a great manuactur
ing region
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
.sn Miss PEcNELIA r FLoURyOY,

oayetsri1y lFehraary is9 Miss PErNIELtA r FLoURNOY
asa t~ years.
H funeral win lake place @ is evening at half past three o'clock
f le residence 2ud stree; between Broad and Marshall
t Her iead' ami relatives requested TO attend without
t...her NOT
o. January 1880 OF typhoid feve. residence
u. . liaa flaci n r Bate James Smith, Esq % King and
Queen. D., Etbti SMITH. u the 2,h % his age.
Is hts a7-l Few months happy, IN all that
tl' t1rstt Been desolalet third visitation
uh TIE trs- victim of th malignant disease he houored
. ~ te family no D. respected, professionally, for bis legal
N asu h4l loved oy all as ncghbors ard an who his
y 90 c-fy Few weeks a-r his younres, soa
ms .rhi .alof ans the subject This
Pm. prime ui Hfs ana n he midst q usefulness Pousy
il s, night all day, bis suffering father, sick
l-gc H-bgr OF servants several o. whom have ded-he
t Was overcome. ana II-ered weeks Cited with dne
OF ui AND plss energy % character, he had
a attained rank iu Dis profession and by
ius.uro1s bearing of christian gent eaan had made iends
Of 30 vth Ehou Bee ass cstaL
c1 JoH sH -,f and fresh from the OF husband
a t Fere vain 90 r coincidence 20 ths devoted mother In
on @ and crush ng 8c0n, trlly has she experienced
i 70 lean upoa he woi to lean foundation Of Dust
AT hat medical --U ant e constant attentions OF kindly
tns rat YES aud numerous hnis could do done but
Alas, boz yain
NeT Or ne young widowed wife kindred and hOue and
- ota hebroihs ana sisters spared the consolation Of
% a-g remain, and sad as Is this calamity nay bless
als1 SAVIOR" - 49, -s- W.
January g. lS0l
fn4aifrr an R,us,ous Herald VII ulesse eonv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

Nho's Deadg

This was yics0cma question with which citizen greet
"a citizen daring ;he whole of yes,erday. The streets all
oo5ed tuuerea We have never witnessed scene more
raI, impressive and touching. At single corner We
eleven male Juveniles looking at the Enquirer in
mourning and shedding tears They asked us five knew
WHO dead and we replied with a big, bright globu-
l- taa- i'm each cye-Harg Time
We have heard since that the Enquire in mourn
ing for the demise Of the great national Democratic par
~. That doubt the truth Of the matter And We
,ympataise with our aesLbor ia his great affection.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.

FATHER thoroughly tanned without the bark
whatever; AMI at go more han two hnndred
the price ot materials and In One;Tefh the time
uuired Y the old process.
twill tested by experiment and shown any who feel inter-
ested IN the subject.
Heavy Hides VIII be tanned in from 90 to 80 days
Light Hides In from 10 TO Is days
Kip or Calf Skins in from 70 days.
BucE sheep, Hog Goat S$ns, in one day.
y this process better article Of Leather made being heav
err tougher more mperyous water and pretier article In
fact the OLD mode tanning utterly incapable OF making
good an article Of Leather aud will submit 1t the decision
any competent judges
One Of the ncp articles used for tanning by this process
a growing the country, and Ey
y obtained simply by cut ing it,
wishing obtain interest In this process, viii
in all confidence Oder 10 the pubic, can address
JOHN +. CHILTON,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va
fel3-sm Proprietor.
ssee further notice 10 the Virginia Index
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
rIANovNK LANp Fon sALE.-ny virtue Of a e:

Circuit Court Of Hanover rendered the LIST day
o 1889 the sl o Washington Backbune and wife,
plaintiff WIN henderson Jr and others Defendants the
designed Commissioners will proceed 20 sell At public auction
at Ashland county 81 Hanover" TUESDAY the 18th day
Of February fair + the first fair day thereafter the
real Bowes died seized and possessed IL
Ing Ia county ano consi ting OF two tracts,
ing 2l acres adjoining the lands Of VIM Stone VIM. Wal
drop others the containing q adjoining the land
recently occupied Anderson but now In the occupancy Of
VIM Anderson J lying Stony Run Creekthe fr,t
toned tract Is mostly cleared the last mentioned tract nearly
All Ia woods said real estate about ~ miles from the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad and about 10
mi from Richmond.
T,RIs oF onetrd Of the purchase money be paid
cash onetAri on credit Il six months and the residue
cet Y months tbs day OF sale the credit instruments
bear interest from day sale the purchaser bonds
with approved personal security and the title to be retained until
a CONVEX ance is ordered by the Court
WILLIAM r. VIM, n
t,vtts CHASTAIN WHITE Com 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
somn,hInr Original aud sprIghtIy.

We have long observed that whenever our neShoo' "'
b, Ep5,ifar attempts to be funny, 1t IS always solemn
aud whenever attempts TO Dc soeun, Dc Is always iuhny'
We had hagpy Illustration @, this he' on Yesterday
The Enquirer wished to appear rymaroa5!y solemn ''
Yesterday morning aud therefore h'ouded its columns
tn deepest m1uruug-aud thus il made itself SO funny
Tie whole city was ina broad and delightful grin all
dav-the conception of our ueighbor SO entirely orr
eiall and sp-gh,y. And wen bet that the Enquirer 5
happy jea-the bright idea Of going into mourning on
account Of the election Of Pennington as Speaker-h'
or came in cannon shot Of hitting other mans head
in these United States although there are some thF'y
odd millions Of people in these realms. We conSra''
ute our neghbor upon his original and luminous con
ceptou which has produced such extraordinary ulIa-
ton throughout the country, and for which ne shouu
take out patent at the earliest practicable moment
We should really Ike to vcutate our ideas this morn
ing in relation to this election Of Speaker, but our
generated and mourning neShbOr has thrown US
into such an ne1pressbIe fit of cachuation that both
our hands are constantly employedn holding both our
sides. Was there ever such "pctur in this world
before as we are now:
EGcst of Railroads on Property.
The Railroad Record published in Cincinnati states
u.t upon carefully Examining the valuation of property
I'm a large number Of the counties of Ohio, it finds that
the Increase ia those having Railroads. is double the IN
crease in those having no Railroads. thus proving con-
,usyey that large par, of the increase in the State is
lle TO Railroads only Euqurug into the relative effect
o. the capital employed on one hand and of the increase
OF capital f.. obtains the following result
Increase OF Capital, si5ooooo''
-p. If,o..o,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
no CORRESPONDENT
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
FURTHER REDUCTION III RATES FROM NEW YORK
TO RICHMOND.

Measurement G719s Rsi-ed 70 Eiyif CSlts and general
reduction on 0tt0r gO99o.
MERCHANTS receiving ODDS from SEw YORK, ssE,s.
VA informed that they receive Ia IN twice 1870
A urek by s.nmes YORKTOWN and JAMESTOWN leaving Wv
York every Wednesday saturday afternoons and
" reduced rats. Full tariff Of rates furnished appcl
lin Ia LUuLAM WATSON,
Onnost. seamersi Wharyes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

WurAr KILLED "A valued friend writes US from Win
chester Tenn that not one acre in hundred of wlet
il that county is worth one cent. All killed Several
letters from other points in the State bring smr in
formation LOOK out for high-prissd four.-Nashpiiis
kHiOn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
shes the following returns Of
Retained

that The IN the
imported since $50 less Than i b. The
the consuup'.'n however In ISIS With 1880
only g. j2G 4D In So sO Ib oTabacco export
ell The quantity increased ia 1851 TO 10, Slid but last year
di not exceed 10 36 being deficiency when compared
with 1854 0U D. since the Of Janu
TO the date the shipments have been about II 600
hence follows that the Continental demand has become rath
active The progress the trade since 1852 be
ttust tracer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
Th1e eTpors OF TOBACCO last month, 6ll, usual
publish comparative table
EXPORTS % ToBAcco TROH RICHMOND To PoRnGS PoRrs,
'0mmeHcingld oct, 1889, and same time 1888.
DOCK COMMERCE.
The following is comparison of the receipts into IL

received last month 215 pig and scrap
ron 40 bbl 81 hhds rum $50 bbs tar 10 do ao ties pota
toes hoop poles Is slaves rs bags peas
$500 bus oyster Shells etc Also, New York packets Boston,
Ea1 3 Baltimore packets ith assorted cargoes.
In January, 80 n. Y, Boston, and Bal
mora The exports Of leading articles we're.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
MARRIED..
DIED.

On Wciaes ay m1rr.rs tae .5h Of January by Elder
Colleen Or 80 che residence 20 Nr A. g. Chewing Ga Amherst
WI n" r0NfNlNS tJ Of Orange. to slrs MARY DURRErT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
nTpI,ITInN MEErLNG IL GILE.

meeting Of portion OF the Opposition party of this
county was held on z5th January, 1850.
Naior Samuel T.. Lv5rook called the meeting to or
Ger, aud proposed WIN. Egges.on ESQ, as Chairman
and Samuel w. Guy Secretary
DE-. W. ID. EI-ey offered the following resolutions
which were adopted.
I> Ls,ol.sl That we approve Of the Opposition Con
,elt0u 10 Doe held IN the city OF Richmond the 24d
of FebuiryugNt
4i E.sa',sf That VIM. H. Snidow, G.. D. French p
S.gmlJe. Cha- u. Peck VIM. b Mason, Dr. VIM. D.
E.-.ey, q. "a. Peek, j. (. Lybrook, W. A Guy. J. NJ
Cunningham ". H. II. Brown, NJ. X Lucas, e.. 4. But
..- j. Clirlou, l. H. Wesggr, r. Norton p. H. Ly.
brook. g. H. Weisccr r. p. PAYNE VIM Surface. j. h
Dou,hsl W. R Gerald f. Meadows, II. g Hale VIM c
Charlton. r. + Watts G. W. Yates Vim Mustard Joe
Pepper, VIM. II. French J. Hare B. W. Hines Thoma.
YoGg Geo. Slidow, Jr., j. NJ Williams, VIM. A. An.
iers0u. j. X. Wei,iger, VIM. Gatan Mustard A j
pl-terield Jas Brown A. j. Angel and any others Of
our party from Giles wao may be IN Richmond at that
rme be appointed delegates.
Sd. R.s1i.si TIA. the Chairman and Secretary be
added TO the list
4,h. R>,o.rsi That Ro5t. Rijgway, Esq, be appoint
ell alternate.
ON motion Of W. A. Guy, it was resolved that these
proceedings be published ia the Richmond Wing and Pc
ter,bUrg ln,eigeucer.
The meeting then adjourned.
WIN. EGGLESTUN, Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
VEACIsER wAXTRI

pEACHER WANTRD i ia ~ -, = -
- ~, is. IN seaasoioa Win The Hsyin. Mais Academy
% .a- PC eopsieni % zach Latin M.rh-mac ana a. n,si
= st hrtuces graduate he VrgirIs NIi.sr. Ir.,.
prered though another Win roper sihcatop would ~ a.
s'1 s-.-@sss 'alSaiAs " rss required Addrss
A. W. Q. NoWLIN,
iss-s-A hlsyAs, eaEysl ssgasy, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
IMPORTS Of TOBACCO.

These statistics prove that the tiade liable to severe uctu
ions that TIE gains losses Of those Immediately interested
extensive character 1he revenue
from Tobacco enormou' when draw attention the
annexed returns showngthe nett produce In series years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
3 r Y A N 8
PULMONIC WATERS

TIE most certain and speedy remedy discocerSd
for all Diseases Of the CAest ard Lungs Cough,
OoIds, Asthma, Consumption, BroHchihis, EEfs-
ensd, RoGrseness, Difficult Breathing,
Sore T1rodt De- DC.
rbEsE Waters give the instantaneous and peee, rss
and when persevered with according directions fan s
feet rapid and lasting Thousands have been restored
perfect health who have tried other In vain
and all constitutions they equally blessing and
need despair matter how long the disease may e
however may be- provided the organic
tai organs not hOpelessy deeayed Every afflicted l
give them an impartial trial
To vocALsrs ASD PUBLIC sPsKEEs these Waters peeuI
valuable they will in the oeeads
hosrsenes; and their regular FOR few days WILL
increase the and eerby Of the voice. greatly mpl
Its Tone and elearne for which purpose they reg
larry psedby many professional vocailsts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, New Yorf.
PHoe 25 cents per box. For sale by all respectable Duu
mal9-eod&cly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
The following Is Messrs. {.
FOREIGN TRADE OF RICHMOND.

The following statement of the exports and imports
for the month Of January.
II, Rio de Jaeir0 -6.GOf bbs four i49,4it
To Iernd1Juco 5,l65 bbls Hour, 1922
To BiAii-3 go bbls. -four. $2l ,52.
To HfijGfr, " 81 SIS bbls. -four e,,6t5
10 Mkt..-53i 0t hoop poles 81 1885, 1900 lbs nails 1900
1870 lbs bacon, s9 1850 bus potatoes 1850 100 empty hhds
sOJ sundies a. Total $3.50
Total value OF exports, sliS.2C0
From Rio De JdHeirO.-3. SIS bags coffee, sGTtl3.
From IirsrDD0i- $50 sacks salt $685.
from NoRriJo-459 ash, 1884; 90 400 bones
sjI4. Total s1,lOs
From Hiysg3 bbs herrings, 1924 553 bushels potatoe
800 100 tons plaster, $3.50 Total $1,000.
Total value OF imports s53,s5I.
The following monthly comparison Of the exports Of Flour
direct to foreign ports
Exports FlouR RICHMOND TO FOREiGS PORrs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
REM EllBER

THAI Cstadoros Dye Is the only hair dye ir
lea tina; has the
DIRECT SANCTION
Ofte hghes. scientific authority. The most distinguished
chemist and analyst nd To In the word)
DR.. CHILsON
certified bis Signature that this dye contains m h
e;eous Ingredient The Official document may be at Set
Aston House.
Is 1T WISE To RISK
unauthentcsted dyes when thus endorsed and meuIJ
superior to all OherI in the quality Of the cOOrs lupa
tsnable 4?
sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresser, cRI
DORO No Astor House New YORK. ial2-AlHlr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
YOUNG ENGLISH LADY W.
u1L. 1T EAR KAILIoAD ROY FoM ME.

Old Bar Iron hand ready dispose Of the
reasonable market Much u this iron is In lengths
suitable for light sup-rstructure AMI being In shorter
lengths could be reroiel mauulc ured into nails piky
Parties wishing purchase apply al the Office OF the Rich
mout and Danylv Railroad.
4 WORRATI Slut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Day GooDs.-The imports OF Dry Goods at New York
the last four weeks larger by upwards Of million
trade The large previous total in January l>6
The total for the four weeks amount to O5 against iO
goods might be inferred from Ibis statement nasmuch
Withdrawals from warehouse during the month have
entes proving that the imports immediate
sumption
THE PoEx TRADR-The Bristol (Tenn) Nsus states
that responsible Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky have
set foo: project for establishing place extensive
pokpacking establishment the joint principle Il will re.
quire ctptalo $4,000 to begin with.
The total number Of hog packed Cincinnati this season
amounts 5o5i head This any previous year
At aute Ind the packing this estimated At
coo hogs. This Is also al Increase.
FLORIDA ARRow-R oor-The Tallahassee Sentinel saws:
Messrs Lively have kindly presented us with several
plgags OF Arrow Root grown and prepared by W. Ferguson
Key West We have given trial and pronounce good
have Is neatly done packages Of
different sizes As "home production" should merit the at
We feel saGed that ~hen they they will purchase no other
Jies Puldngs, custards think cannot be
surpassed
AMERICAN TEA-The Washington Constitution saws:
We we're informed yesterday by gentleman the Agricultural
Division Interior Department he had tasted some tea
zen on Missouri avenue IL say, that The favor Is far
any has ed, having rich oily TASTE which r.a de-
tful The tea to be properly tested most be drunk without
milk
SOUTHERN ConMERcE.-The exports from Charleston,
c. for the year ending Dec g. amount to t796ss, and i'm
The exports from Savannah Ga for the year ening Dec 81
amount u sl6,OlT, 65l, and imports t7S2 O26
The RIGHT OF WAY for constructing city railroads in
New Orleans, sold at auction the Goth inst,
son Co.. $4,000 The right Of way years
railroads.
RICHMOND MARKErs. Feb. %, 1850
t- These quotations rsprsen, ,osolssals prices IN fng
sndu orders higher prices hare 10 Be paid
BAcoS quote Sides at i0t Shoulders 81 cts. Hams
plain lHc sugar cured l2kQ4 cents Todds do Is cts
Eswix-we quote good at 80 cts selected IS cts.
BurrK-we quote prrae at 22K cs; good 1000 Go.
shen 200t2i cts.
quote best quality Adamantlne 2O25 cents
Mtches 6ts2 Misunderstanding Pat s2ts5; Tallov
Jackson's, los; Sperm 446t55c.
CzxExT--we quote James River Hydraulic Cement q s001
50 per bbL Other kinds pEsa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

There exported in January 52a bags dried fruit 800
do Aaxseed copper ore, 176 bb whisky sawm and
engnes engines q bacon 800 empty bb IL bags coffee
do FISH, 81 mOasses % hhds etc The member OF
which entered the Dock in January was lO earancs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
EXPLOSION FPnM ErNrrCEY

CINCINNATI Jan. $l.-E ghteen citizens of Mason and
Bracken Counties Kentucky have beea expelled from
tie State account Of their opinions slavery. Most
OF them arrived here yesterday