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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-30
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
NEW SPRING STOCK, MARCH 9th, 1860.
mGHrR \ RRAnBrRRYS PIlNO

I'VE CALL the attention the citizens OF Rich 49,
w mond and Virginia 20 Piano Fortes which ~
we nave placed with Mr.. Carls that their qualities
10 every respect may tesed by the side OF heI u
fsr ed Chick -riug's
We warrant an our Pianos show high and hume
rous testimonials as any factory the country All Of which
be seen "a. Mr. Carusls B:oad Street I'd door from 9h
dsl6- LTGHTE BRADBURY.
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NOTICE.
1850.


1860. NOTICE. 1850.
Is g 7s.5ss5sz
TO PASSENGERS GOING KORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
INPOREANT 30 TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TICEETSAND THROEGH CHECKS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night rxceprd-between
RICHMOND, ALEX ANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPA NEW YORK, and al important points West, via Ac
qua Greek and Washington, the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To Che Potomac River - s by spleded comfortable
teafn thence Washington miles, In al 1870 miles In hour;
being comfortable and perfectly sale rate q speed
e. Hours OF departure $50 A. H., and 100 ?. NJ
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents CHECKED
THROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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wa; II. PLEASANTS,


GENER n COMMIsSION MERCHANT,
No. 4 l5th st between Main Cary
RICHMOND. "a.
Particular attention paid 70 ts sale o. Tobacco Wheat Cora
Ilou-. Oats kc.
~ srner Who are fspcsei q ship heir Grain = YIN be
up5ed baK the term charged By Railroad Con
psoss Conf yn.1ents s1lel. and lronqt returns made
Hrvux connection win re store oeIy occupied ~
self be adjoining store vacated oy Nest T. v q n
sltt0a a1a ~ tbrcua BE 1zee, an prepared 10
sgey d-s-ron of c1sndte a. sen a. en- ei me pro
and rc1eral nl tlslnels In All - af4lclca
Thanxfa fcr re patronage u cnds aoe ne poo
w1aid rspsctfliF ~ epniuuance 81 90 taue 49,
ONO BAGs SLACK AGAlCNLrg Hal pas
lzyat NJ II Peal e.
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NOTICE.
TIo THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND

NOTICE.
ITO I'll FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND
Il NORTH CAR0LINAWe would call attention Of Farmers
Of Virginia and North Carolina fact
featuring the justly celebrated "Geer TTeshe Cleaner and Bag
ger fer grain and would advise those superior ma
chine, 10 send forward their orders
First premiums awarded i1s Thresher at the Central Az
cutua Fair held here October last also State Fair"
held Ia Petersburg Its advantages all other Thresh yet
invented, consists Ia its being portable hrrshng much cleaner
and supcedns the necessity OF running through the Fan Mil
One half the force usually employed all other machines will be
found sufficient % prepare In given time equal quantity Of
grain for market.
We take pleasure In referring few OF the arges wheat
who using these machines for their superior merits
Mess Robert Sims Of Turkey Island VIM. b. Harrison, Up
Brandon; william Gee Prince George D. Walker Haxall
HrnHro Jas N. Taylor Richmond VIM. Ballard Preston Mont
gomsry; Aiolph D, Henrco Tho J. Green, WsnenOn ~
fhos H. Carter, HeHreo together with many others of the
largest and best farmers Ia Virginia
No pains expense will be spared In the selection Of materials
or In the workmanship ~ produce such machines will BE-
qUalled by any nov IN use.
tas JOHN W. OARDwELL co.
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SANINU AND TIhNINVF
TyHE Oldest In Richmond where may be be nae
the above articles IN perfection at the shortest notice
Being giving etse satisfaction the subscriber SON
cts heretofore the public patronage Having recently ADDED
cabinet aud carpenters Turning his business The public can nov
have their work Ot disappointment or delay Give me call
s-2I--u MILES AMBLER Mayo street.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
f. ANTHONY.
sos broadway, New York
After May lst, 1860, at sol BROADWAY, Two door,

N,
from 81. Nicholas Hotel
INHE sTERE0SCOPE Is the most instructive 49,
Il sing and erciting Of modern inventions. ~
unedncdsd Wedge It's worth and BEAUTY ''
No home Is complete without 1t, and It will gers,,r
1t presents our view every part OF the world IN ,u
@ Co1dnes Ps'4peetive and shdness u dstr YOU srrs
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe Asia At,
and america In s,Sreh Of the grand aud the beautiful
resmt, ~ hei' 81" dre constantly tH,icbfHg Ol sfDk
We haze an immense variety views Of Scene ia Paris Lou
switzerland SPAIN The Rhine, veFsales st. Cloud Frttr 49,
Iuieres Italy, Turkey, Egypt Athens the Holy Land Chns 10
dia Crystal Palaee-also, Groups Rhetorical amusing ms-gs
scenes breakfast pic nlcs. atuasy &C. &C. ysS
assortment u Illuminated interiors Of Palaces Cagrhes sni Ca
thedra OF france Italy &C. &c The effect Of these lal
Every gentleman wealth and refined taste should have 10 i
Ing stereosope showing I2 o. or 100 scen No,rg c.s be
more Sssnaing and one can oder greater treat 70 friend
fond Of the picturesque and the beautiful.
Annc"ya nstdntdHeog sereoseopic Views latest 10.
togaphic wonder They IN the rri rat
and everything no n1r h00 rdpdi ladyLs forng Is De-
pced as sharply and distinctly Il h had been perfectly resi-
hddds Ne charm ie and motion process Is d-c0vrry
Of our and being uHiHOa Europe receive from On
don and Paris large orders Anhouys instantaneous View Of
Among other Thing, have published sereoscopc nur
many hearts feel an Interest The particulars OF this will be found
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will any
address on receipt Of asamp
Parties at distance Sendng g. s5 40 as $40 or t can
have good instrument and such pictures they may reql
Parties who wish to be advised Of anything really va
me me ns comes out may sead Us Their a. place record
and We Will keep them posted a expense
Men ofe will End Photography most facn,isg AID De.
nghtfl Amusement We prepared 70 e. cut ana ~. E
everything necessay for their success together u Instruction.
"How 10 take stereoseopic Pictures"
E. ANTAONT
Importer aud Manufacture Of Photographic Materials
topes and Stsreoscopic Views
~ Merchants from every section country are respect
10 the trade will be liberal
wanted.
Send by mall print uEmonnted with price Of Negative
fCut this out for future reference fegl--Ssn
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NOTICE or CO-PAII ENTRNIIP, LUTHER
y LIBBY of Richmond and ABRAHAM BURTON, OF Peters
burg have fGti opartuersp under e style OF LIBBY
hi RTON FOR iha purpose conducting Grocery, Ship
ChnudI.ry Rnd Commission Business, at the old
ttud of Iutr Libby corner goth and Csly streets, Richmond.
LUTHER LIBBY
ABRAHAM BURTON.
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CA BIN Ell E'U RNIIUR RE,
Of all styles and qualities Feter Beds HAIR Cotton and shuc
Mattresses &c They have png Of superior kind
approved Of than other that have been In together
with assortment of very superior PauOfOres from the best
and Oldest manufactures in this country.
They would invite their friends and the public examination
Of their stock and will them that they and will cell
low other house either North South They max
ing ranFtmentso enlarge their mandatory and hope by STRIFE,
attention 10 their business merit continuance OF the liberal
they have hitherto received They also prepared to
furnish at short notice. kind Of Burial Case either wood
metallic, with all necessary grave clothes and TO attend t. the
Undertaking. all les departments with pomPness and diPatch
Gm
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BRAND CUTTING.

rVyHE having removed his shop under ToBAC
co EXCHANGE 18Th and Cary sts begs leave
form his customers the Public generally that he
all work (Shch he may favored N.
workmanke and at bile notice
you Tobacco Flour Grain bags or any
you may manufacture. send In your ORDERS
will accommodate the erus and garan
entire satisfaction.
Also lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Letters
&c. A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor 18th Car Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-30

BLOWS FOR FALLOWING---c
III CULTIVATOR5 AND HARROWs FOR S~Se@5HH--s
PUTTING IL WHEAT.-Beieving that have - X:SAN--.
In my NEW PLOW the best Plow In use,
make this offer the Farmers and Planters VIII iurnlsh hen
with andifthy not better Than they nov
have they can them after trying them nee oil charge
sE-Preah supply Of Turnip Seed just received. -
p. HI. sTARNE No. so Main ST.,
ZOO 8 doors above " Charles Hotel
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DONNAN n co.
Commission Merchants
SUOCKOp gIIp

Commission Merchants,
SHOCKOE sLIP,
Richmond, Nirginin,
CONTINUE 10 particular attention TO the saeOf Tohacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, eoaignnen
Of which are respectfully solicited Jasi-dsH
rAs NJ GOGGIN D. C. TRADER b. W. L. HOLT
Formerly Of Virginia Memphis. Formerly OF Virginia
SsOSsGsy. TRADER ~ holt,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
GrOcers, Receiving, forwarding and
Q ON M - ion NJ er h q II =,
willy Memphis. Tenn.
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SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
NNANDAFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU- Es:,
~ gust the passenger Trains, will run az follows kzr
FROM PETERSBURG TO E.YNCHBURd.
Mall Train daily al $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg at 1880
PM.
Passenger Train starts daily except SundAys at AS p NJ
reaches Iynchbarg at 1888 a. NJ.
FROM LYECHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Train daily at IL A. NJ reaches Petersburg at NJ
Passenger Trains daily, except sundays 1890 T. NJ
rea cirs Petersburg al $50 4. ".
trains with daily trains 20 the Springs Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, sc. 70 New Orleans.
10 This the shortest and most expeditions route 70 all parts
Of Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
Th City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except suntay at
NJ and Noon City Poat At $50 A. NJ and 1880 P 81
trains 70 and from s the steam packets when
essAry
H. D. BIRD,
au2s General superintendent
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTohf; i,
" sUNDBURG Co, tase pleasure 90 ioorm lher rlehus
- and the public that they have established manuiacoiy
this city, making Plain and Ornamental Gilt and Rosewood
MorIdgs of every descnton Mirror Portrait and Picture
Frames made Of latest patterns most fashionable styles
fully equal anything that gotten up In the Northern Cities
which will SELL wholesale retail at the most liberal prices
We have very large and select assortment Of
plain and coored Engrayngs and Autographs fresh supply Of
Artists Materials from the manufactures oil Nlnsor
Newton, and Rowney Co. London.
Picture Looking glass Of all Sizes kept constantly on
hand. etc.
Old Frames regi, and old Paintings renovated at as low
prices as can be done anywhere.
Orders punctualy attended to.
the country will do well to call as they can buy
goods ne low prices in any OF the Northern cities
Main Street
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wROuGmr IRON AND

rOHKU GATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAlLNG.(seeured by Letters Paten) Adr1lraby
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baconys Cot
aRe &c Sheep and OK Hurdle, Patent Wire sackng Bead
eads with every variety Of Folding Iron Beadsteads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens, Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting FOR Mosquito, sheep, Poultry and ether
puposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
rety, for Gardens, &C.
NJ WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturer
No 535Market N. E. corner Sixth street, Philadelphia
oc6-dly
BLOWS! PLOwS!! PL0WS!!!-NO EXCUSE FOR
II GOING NORTH TO BUY PLOWS.-The subscriber
cry variety Southern farmers planters
and especially his Southern PlOr, which
shapes moleboards each Plow tins adapting
every variety Of soil. p. II sTARzE
dsol Three doors 81 Charles Hotel Richuoni Va
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DIR. ). =. ROSE,

TO Tllt SIGN AND AffLtOiED.
VJVTRY INgFLIfGENT AND! THINKING
r. psnn must know that remedies handed t for general
should their efficacy established by well Tasted experience In
the hands % regularly Physician D Rose, has
,aed long and diligently extensive practice II medicine
and remedies is well known 10 the propeoi Rchmond) have
1ryfmrd ilr most rensl cures here Ani elsewhere
~ .lnNs.as Z La-l,LHkt 4 Nl NE lulLElI
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LIyERPOCLANDL LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. SIO,OOO.OOOi
ANNUAL INCOME, s2,25O,eUOl

ra rH
,..,-, ~ -. -....-
'-a. ~.
80 -.-' -,.- d, -
E 90.
Az repeci'i' s- t..A-. F.. OH. s-e-.'' aI ' L'rPoo
W alt -'.-'h h'... N...... II. ....l ...--.s '- pc
l-,. .''0 l.H..t. -l' l' e.-..' -a'.'r 81.
zoe ..Is, -lr.-i ca. . .. .....t ..tl.-.. ID ttAt
,...,-' ~ tti.-s. lat ~ -.-i.' O.. ..s rance
pm T.. ~ +, W.
sa,a -.-.. ~ go RI. ~. a, Z. ---l,'--Je,
~ tes.ttt .tN ,f.P,' ' IN. $500 ' ri. y -
1850 -e. i.ttl .'.-A. '-' .---e ana ZIG pre-
n.1a va pc ..'.. E. .e' I.5 .,.-, . ,g...,,,..-
JOSS e.--ii-' wa A-,- ~ '' ' '-- - tNe' On .
-. a'i s .aeitl
D.-.- ts .'.a OF t.. -- =. i... -.,.- lls
---.-.-'n or 'A.'-af-'.t ... f. ... =. ..'. i.
..- ..s' eatt @-' -.. nm. '--'-
h.a f.s-Ls $500 "'Nt..''t - NJ 'Al g. Ah'--al
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tkO d = a
n1rnNrNn Arn IIpnirNIINE rnAI OILS.

VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRiCATlHG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAwIIA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Consisting OF STATE las appointed US
Agents for tle sale OF their justig celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRlCAIING COAL OILS,
the quality Of which warranted FrRg and uNtnrtrEE'rEn
We invite the attention Of Apoecas and Dealers throughout
the STATE To- our supply which viii large and sold By tohode
isli,f GOoCH 4 ECHoLs
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
GATHER Thoroughly tanned without The use OF bark IN
any whatever and AZ OF more than two hundred
per price o. materials, and in oneweh the 1ne re-
It viii be- tested by experiment shown any who feel inter
eel In the subject
Heavy Hides viii be tanned In HON 20 % 80 days.
Li.ht Hides On from 10 % 70 days
Kin or Calf skins M from @ 90 , days.
BucE, sheep, Hog Goat Skins, in one dag.
By process better article OF Leather made, being heay
sr BOUCHER imprryus 90 water and prseg article In
IA he OH mode tanning Is utterly incapable OF making 50
good an article Leather and vii submit TO the decision OF
any competent Judges e.,
one principle articles used Ter tanning by this process is
common plant growing oy5rAe country and ay
obtained SIMPLY By cutting IT, $50.
Auyu.0u wishing obtain interest In this process, which
n al confidence oder TO The pubhc, can lt1re.s me-
Liberty Bedford county, Va.
f-9-rn Proprietor
ssee further notice In the Virginia Index.
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Fire. Life and Marine Insuramce.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 100000.
NNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with me
~ Comptroller the State Of New York. Of the hands
Of the Company 10 secure policy holders.
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY on Liberal Principe.
Forty per the premium Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies to the insured arriving at Ger.
tain the family Of the Insured DEATH should that event
happen previously to arriving at that age.
POLICIES for children granted the most favor
able -.
Policies issued greatly reduced OF premium, when the
Insured prefers not 70 participate in the dividends
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
shall be pleased TO have call and secure pocy
this old reliable Company which before you endors
cd BY your citizens.
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
once 100, Main street,
Few doors above Post 0naes
oHLg. l. WORKMAN,
at General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va
MEDICAL EXAMINERS: 81 latf al
JAS. II. OoxvAY, NJ. d.
49, Ro 7. COLEMAN, NJ D.
mhsi -
N e. RUM.-lOe bbk Pure High Proof Mossses ku a,
IN lAndng, for sale By Ia g. h, DAVENPORT,
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Ayers Cherry Pastoral,

Sold vdlgsare and retail, by PURCELL, lApD CO., hi"
mind Va. ~ r EJvTS Co, Petersburg; =. H. sLAf, Lrne
burg; and by al druggists and merchants afI'-t'"em
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

&4s-One OF the most prevalent, add at the same
most troublesome and painful diseases that attend
the human fesh, isFsver aud Ague. For long
time the medical world has been putting forth
numerous specifics for It's speedy and permanent
cure, bat all without effect. DIR. ]. Ho.tetter, an
experienced and celebrated ply sieian, has sueesed
cd In furnishing the public with valuable preEa-
ratioa for the cure II Fever and Agas. Thsneady
and Increasing demand lately made for the Eilters,
and the universal success attending it's use, have
made for tia reputation unsurpassed ty any spe-
eihc OF the kind For the cure Of Fever aud A que,
Or lostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters must
and should cisim superiority over any other pre-
paration e, tant.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev.
erywhere.
Sold by P.GIsBoss, "A. J. WILkissos. BARrLsrr
kAYR Co., and j. 4. WILxIssox.
Oct. B. '6u-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-12

Mr.. 6rimshaw and received by Mr.. Brown
ing, of iii. In behalf Of The company.
The presentation and reception speeches
were eloquent and appropriate. We mus,
not fail TO mention one incident that occurred
during the presentation speech Of Mr.. Grim
shaw.
AS early as nine O'Clock in the morning a
report had reached the city that pennsyva
MIA had gone Republican. Although the
report appeared 10 be reliable and authentic,
yetthe Republican masses entertained doubts
and misgivings, aud seemed determined no.
to "halloo before they were ont OF the
woods" MIR. Grimshaw, in the course of
bis speech, alluded to THE report, and was
about expressing q hope that i. might prove
true, when be was interrupted by a gentle
man who had come mp 90 tho Qaincy packet,
(which had that moment landed, with the
announcement that be bad dispatch from
Capt. Jones OF Quincy, for Mr.. Grimshaw.
The dispatch was at once passed Up 10 Mr..
q. who opened il and proceeded to read -
"hir, Cameron has just telegraphsd TO Mr.
Lincoln that Pennsylvania has gone Repub.
lican by 5000 majority" All the lingering
doubts and fears OF the thousands Of Repub.
lcans present were at once dspelled-the
whole crowd was electrified and instantly
there went up from the vast throng sueb
shouts as were never before heard in Keo-
4
kok, nor exceeded elsewhere in Iowa. After
the oerem onies OF presenting the banners had
concluded, j. b. Weaver, Esq, OF Bloom
field, responded to q call and made short
but happy ~ eech. With thres rousing cheers
for Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal uamlin
the immense crowd dispersed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-12

We observe that friend Sloan is extending his
business into distant parts OF the country. We're
Gently observed bis familiar name and column OF
advertisements in the pittsbnrga Saturday Visitor
They have for some time been hoa FISHING az large
as life In the newspapers OF Ohio. Thus he ia
pashing his business with energy 10 the East and
South, reversing the order Of business the tide OF
which usually rolls TO the westward. Mhevsvey
the medicines are sold, they liked and the de-
mand for them continues to increase. When a
good article is thus sold wshayc no regrets that
brings In to the proprietor rich harvest West
ern Citizen, Chicago, July "a, 1919.
See sioan's advertisement in smother column Of
this paper. foot. s d6tsll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-12

The contest between the several compa.
mics Of Wide Awakes for the prizes was very
spirited and exciting. The display Of Wide
Awake companies in our streets at night has
never been eqaalled in the State. There
were perhaps two thousand Ii GIFTED torches in
the procession, and, although the high wind
prevailing at the time, made it dificult~to
march with the banners and .ransparencies,
and diminished very much the l;ch. CT he
lamps, still the sight was grand and impos-
ing.
The awarding committee, afer with essing
the drill Of the several companies, awarded
10 the ~. Madison Company the prize for
being the best drilled, and to the Fountain
Green Company from Hancock co., H., the
prize for being the largest company. The
premiums we're we'll executed lifo sized por-
traits Of " Honest old Abe"
The ceremony OF formally presenting and
receiving the przos took place about 10
O'Clock at the corner OF Main and Fourth
streets. The banner awarded to the Fl.
Madison company was presented by John A.
kasson, Esqr., of Desmoines, and received
In behalf Of the company by j. NJ. Beck, Esq,
OF IT. Madison. The banner awarded to the
Fountain Green company was presented by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-12

POLAR RKGIoss.-We learn that w. III.
Paul, Esqr., will arrive in this city next week,
and will exhibit "the grand national work OF
Art illustrative Of DIR. hane's Arctic Expe-
dtion in search Of Sir John Frankin.o The
serial illustrations are said TO be painted on
10000 feet OF canvas and portray the awful
grandeur Of tho Polar regions. If we'll exc.
cuted, as We presume it is, it must be work
OF great interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-12

DAILY Care CRY nyvfcw }
X sokuk, Oct sth

DAILY Care Cry osvfcv
Keokuk, Oct. sth. 1
fLoUR-superfne, a. 90; Spring ~hs&t, sx.
ira, - 80. Fall wheat, extra, 81 Is
BRAN AND SHORTS, 4e.o IS perlos.
CoRN-New 20, old in good demand Is 70 %.
BARLEY-spring 4os4e.
WHEAT In good demand. Pail slso 10 is;
Spring so to soc.
OASIS IT, 20, active demand.
RYE-4o to 45 in good demand.
POTATOES 20 to rs by the load retail -.
6R0CERiES-Eew orleant sugar, fair s.a9,
prime " to 10, clarified ii!al2. crushed and loaf
i2i to IS. hotasses-PlantatoA40 to as, s. n. as
70 4s, Golden syrup, IS TO Use. cc5ss-Kios 10
to III Java 10 10 zoe. Laguyra, TO Is to H. Rice
6Aa7
aoAp-Palm SIC, Family sac; German, tCin.
7to7i.
CANDLEs--sta II to IS, stsarins IL, Mould
Ia summer pressed, is
LARD-l2 TO i2i; retail l5c.
BuTTEk--CoEl 10 to 10; Choice Is to 10 ;
retail ia.
LEAIHER-sole rs to use; Harness 2rs.
HiDES-Dry II TO liz green a 10 Sc green
sheep psits 40 to use; green bog skins as
HAY-Prairie "a TO 81 IS, Timothy 4 Hunga.
rian, ssi 10 49, Baled do. $40! to sil Retail, sI7
to III
DS.-Hungarian g rsss 25a2e Timoth A
20 70 90; Flax seed, soaSl 90.
sUSDkiEs-0nions, IS to 40; Eggs 81 10 10.
Feathers, soe to abe; White Beans, 70 30 So
FKULI-Dried apples, 20 to | 40 per bu.h
Dried peaches, 81 rs to $50; Kaisins, s. 90 to
3 IS
CHEESE-W. n. lla12s Denmark . tole.
BEEF-lss24c gross; BE to 4Ae per quarter.
6HEEP-sI 80 TO 81 rs d head.
H0as.--Dressed. s. 90 to SO 90.
sALT-G. A, 81 40 TO 45 per sack; Ksnaw-
ha, l0a22o per bbl. Liverpool, 81 soa2 co per
SAX. Lake 81 5so 81 Is u hbl.
ISH--Aaekersl, No. / $40 to Sal y bbl; Ne.
1$ie SIT; No. sl2to*ls. White, No IS 50
to SIS 10 u half Dbl. Cod Fab Sto cen
RAGs-2t to 4e.
OLD IROH-i To sc per n Brass to Ice per
lb.; Copper l2a to lac per n.
RxcsArsk.--0n Nav York for currency | per
cent; forsold per cent. st Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-12

Tng AccipEsr.-We learn that hopes are
Notwithstanding his left arm was amputat
Ut the shoulder, his right hand at the wrist,
and the removal Of q fragment OF the skull
which was broken by blunt piece of wood
after tearing out the left eye-ball. DR.. San
ford, assisted by several medical gentlemen,
operated upon the patient.
We understand that the family Of Mr.. S..
il in rather helpless condition, and although
he receives small weekly allowance from
the Druids, additional aid is very necessary.