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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-23

The New American Cyclopsdia.
NOW PUBLISHING,
A MOST IMPORTANT WORK
AN INDISPENSABLE BOOK
FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLDER.
1T WILL SAVE
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS.
MAKE EVERY MAN
WISER, HAPPIER 4 BETTER
KNOWLEDGE is POWER.
LESS THAN ONE GENT A DAY
WILL GIVE YOU A VOLUME
In ONE YEAR.
sLxPENCE ADAY ii
WILL GIVE YOU VOLS. A YEAR.
BE WISE, THEN, AND
SECURE THIS, NOBLE WORK.
PRICE IS 90 PER voI.. IN CLOTH.
PRIZE rs 90 PER VOL. In SHEEP.
SIZE sPEcIA'6N VOLUMES AT
OGDEN, KH owNELL a co.'s
CITY BOOK STORE,
Mayed No. - Main-st.
THE dAK1LE FAUN;
TX, The Roman .ce Of Monte Bini, by Nathaniel
~ Hawthorne, for sale by
I N. W. wEETcoTT,
nsyIsd VI MAin-st
EDW1 N q HEMPxTEAD,
WholcsAlc GrocOr and Co1Mlsslen
| MsrcAAns, m
No7l South Wa ter st., bet. 6tatA-st. Wabash Az.
! ss CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. g #gsi,se
@AgsnA tor the sale OF Dspopt's Powder. -
L mySdIm s I'm .5a'
nH.r HUNTING TONS sERG ONs..'
| o0 DEN, BR0WNELL oO.n ss1 j I
/ City Book etpss, Il
Aprl6 81 nai0-st.
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Fl. =. TEN-EYCK,

I,IKE, LAKE, RIVER AND LIF II IN
Il SURANGE promptly attended to ct this 0fhce.
Bsttsr and more IEnEHsITr can be given ai this
Agency than any other In this city, and less trouble
after . loss
Aina ms. Co., of Hartford, Coma, $a,l94 ,loo %
Home InssraHce Company, Of NeU FORK, l,451,sB
North Anerscan In Co., Hartford, Conn, 5uV,0vo
~, rrrs Iusuyanes CO. or Neg Hapsa 370,653
PA1nsr Fire Iassr ance Co., Of Ner FORA, zso,O00
LoriIioyd FIRE Insusaaee Co., Nsr Ycvk, zos,0ve
MonfaEk Fsre Inswrance Co.. Nsto forks Wo,oOv
Connecticut Mutual Ia Co., Hartford, s,ovo,a1o
DR. J. w. BoxD, Medical Examiner.
lD~A. w. GRIFFITH Is authorised to receive
applications for ali shove Companies.
- BuildiAgs, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Housshold Furniture and Dwellings insured at -
low rates q other Companies who pay their losses
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
ossos corn Or ID and Mair sta, Ksokuk, Isws.
may. 7, dim
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$. B.VOWEII,

$. B.VOWEII.I
DEALER IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES.
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs.
b r u S HE'S, p e K T u M e X z,
FANCY ARTICLES.
And all the PATENT MEDICINES Of the day,
NO. 1851 MAIN-srkEEr,
kEOkUk. IOWA.
roo GALLONS PU RE LINsEED O Ill for sale by
OUU ap16d s. b. voW1LL.
QA0 kEds' pure WHITE LEADfor sale BY
0n0 GALS. SPIRITS TURPENTINE for sails by
xUV APIS s.B. VOWEL
lann GALS. Pure COAL Oh, which am
1oV now offering At "a per gAplie%n owp,,
1n0 GALS. CAR BON OIL. This article am
1UU jest introducing to the citizens OF ksekuk,
and sriH guarantee III 10 be superior TO any Bsvss~g
OH ever offered IN This market. S.B. VOWkLL-
ap26d
WIsDow glass great ysr, vSv Z Er ;lss'
CPALDTEa's PREPARED GLUE for ..ls BY
- APPS 81 v0WELL
990 . .Dsc primo $50 ~ S. b. vowELL.
0On Las, Pure RED LEAD, Of very superior
SSS quality, for sale by S. d. V0WELL.
apBd
5 sp1 Sd. towKLL-
CyCYTHE STONES.-Scythe stones, of different
~ kinds in Quantities TO suit.
uAyls .. Va u. IuOhkk.
n okuk, warsaw and Alexandria
| Packet.
TWO TRIPS ON SUNDAY.
! rIyHE Steamer EAGLE j. Il. BRAN ~ -
| / DON Master, will make two trips on
/ and Alsxandria. leaving Keokak IT o'clock =. m
and p. m; and will leave Alexandra At q 10 an
| Warsaw at 1880 q. m; and In the afternoon wili
leave Alexandra at and Warsaw II 4:l5.
my8d3w
i sons Iunna. wA.c RksraKK.
BURNS x RENTGEN.
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
il ANDGENEkAL STEAMBOATA AGENTS,
Levee.. Ao"A
! nysd
i Gernan . oap.
IDNE hundred boxes. Hn4co.s, aincspa " Y
NIfor sale by HILL 80
1 uEA u II n q Il 4 n A n i . N
4 A Price 80 cents. For sale 1T
J OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.'S
CITY Book SroRs,
April16 No. d hAln l
4 FEW RAILROAD TICKETS TO NEW iokl
4 n Tor sole 1t much less than regular rates.
guarantees them al r,g nI oaa . RrRar
1 .prl,d IS Main.st.
MI nyi NV. WEsTooTT. ~ Maia-s'.
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Deus Get MAD.

IS One Of our subscribers, pretty shrewd fellow
by the way, says he Was thinking seriously about
stopping his paper, on account Of seeing Sloan q
advertisement 20 much. But before he did any
thing desperate, he came to the reaizing of
very troublesome corn that a3estsd his larbaard
little toe. What does be denows He just gets .
box Of Sloan . Ointment, and cured the corn i'm
mediately. He says nov there is no objection in
advertising valuable medicine. We don't believe
he would take paper that does not recommend il
II ksnesha Telegraph. Wis.,, May 8, so.
See Sio an . advertisement in another column al
this paper. lmay2l dot VII
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Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
phene Distillery.
ME HA r Il ., - II EN-,
Third-st. bet. Main 4 johnson ..Kn0KUk,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ctixens of keo-
III kuk and surrounding country that he has his
Dstilery in full operation, and ready furnish
all Who may favor him with = call, with any Thu 4
In his line ut prices low as be met with in
any other market. Call and try. Ii the goads do
not give satisfaction your money will be refunded.
Nov. 70. 'Ss-dly
IAN \ aNsUHANCE.
Missouri State Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF st. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS
Us. MoCune, 8. M Edgell, C.S. Greedy,
E.Wyman, c. III. Peck, B.W.Alexandst.
James smith, Al. Pomsroy. D. D: Page.
4 s. KLLIOTT, Ssc'y. 8. NJ. EDHELL, Press
oExrRA-EAxARDous Risks rAxEH.
r. B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dsesdl A. BRIDGMAN. Ak't, Ksokuk.
Cloaks Shaw Ii I! and haltillas
No. g North EissA-st.,
A. E., FRASER,
r ATE Of Paris, Importer and Manafaotarsr Of
IL all Kinds Of ladies and Children's
CLOAKS,
MANTlLLAS
AND SHAWLS,
HISS opened his new store at No. 81 North Fifth
Street, under Merchants Library, whers he oilers
to Country Merchants and W AolssAie Dealers "a
asgs and varied assortment in the above lins q
Any Of the Eastern Houses, and ~ prizes - Low.
decidedly -
LAW BOOKS.
4 N6 ELL ON CARRIERS,
n Chitty's Blackstone,
Wharton's Criminal Law,
Kent's Commentaries, II .&3
Just received and for sale ct
OdDEN, BR0WHELL CO.'S
Orr Book 6roRE,
myIIA % Main-st.
4 NEW Novel by A. 1. hoe, chow Coaid hs
IA Help IL" this day received It
OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.'S
cIrr Book SroRE,
febl7 81 MAin-st.
NOTICE.
HAVING this day sold my entire stock of good,
I i i and shop fixtures TO Mr.. w. I'll. Barrett,
would bespeAk for him the continuance 81 the lib
| oral patronage / have heretofore received.
Those indebted to me will please call and ssttl,
| ct once, ~ am OF for the "PeAk" on the hrs
| grass. Ass8@A D. A. DUKE.
| Having bought the stock shop fixtures &e., be
longing to Mr.. s. A. Duke, shall be happy to &c
cure al his old patrons and to this end shall sci
at iowev prices than goods Of the Same quality cal
| be had for elsewhere in the city.
! Keokuk, March 81, 1860. w. Ii. BARRETT.
/ GLUE.
0nn LBS. good cabinet makers in store an
AUU for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
mch2Od No. "a Main street.
| .* CINNAMON BARK.
/ 1nn MATS Ceylon, to 4 NJ. each, In store an
| lUU for sale low by -
Il ss fsf A.J.WlLKINSoN,
II ign Of the Golden Eagle and Aorta,
i Mh3e-d ~ Main street.
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RAILROAD,
OPEN TO FORT MADISON.
CHANGE OF TIMEl
To Take Effect On Tuesday May 18th.
TWO % ALLY TRAINS,

LSR0M AND AFTER TUES DAY, MAY, 18th,
l. and until further notice, two trains win
be run each way, ~ follows:
FIRST TRAIN
viii leave Ksokuk daily Sundays excepted) at
1850 o'clock . N. and arrive ~ Fort Madison
at 300 3. IA.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Ksokuk daily ct 7:46 clock p. m,
and arrive at IT. M adison at 8:15 p. n.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily Sundays excepted) At
0:45 .. N. and arrives at keokuk at 1915.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison at f0:15 p. IN. and arrive
1t Keokuk Mt Mas p. m.
The 7.Is clock p. m train from Keokuk connects
with regular Packets for Burlington and Muscatins
making sure connections at Burlington with the
morning railroad trains East and West. Also,
connecting 1T Museatne with trains for Lows City
Washington, Davenport and koek Island.
- Fare by this route az Low AS THE LOW
Est, and passengers subec to n few changes as
by any other route--&W
THROUGH TICKETS over this line be pro-
cured to all the principal places East, West and
North, Of ]. r. TEWkSBUkY, Ticket Agent, OPP
poste the Billings House, Main-st keokuk.
b. w. DAVIS, Sup't.
NAV is. '6e-dAw
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TThe Union-Saver Of New York, feel
ing dissatisfied with their nomination ct Bal
timors, propose now to nominate Houston
instead Of Bell, and thereby break mp their
effective aid to the Democracy.
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eTMr. Lyman's Evolutionary entertain
msns on Monday evening was much bsttu
attended than might have been expected
from the fact that no public notice soald be
given Of the change OF place from the Uni
tartan Chureh 80 the Medical College. Under
the circumstances, ii WAS hardly 10 be en-
pscted that he oonld do himsslf jastios. He
will, perhaps, yield to the request u his nu-
merous friends, and give another entertain
mens next Monday evening. !
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble expense to
procure DR.. Hostctters Celebrated Bitters, whose
bsnehcent eject upon the human system have been
90 clearly proven 10 those who have been stricken
down in \ short space Of time by this dreadful
curse, whose checks are wan and nssgre, and whose
nights are eepless and freful, and vhose eyes are
dim and sunken, with death staring them In the
face, this compound must prove blessing, snatch
ing them as IL were from the very mouth of the
gave, None can know its true value until they
have tested its virtues. When all other remedies
have failed these Btters have restored the suffer
ers 10 pristine health. Their popularity In all the
Western and Southern parts, should introduce them
to all families.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p. GInsoSs, A. j. WILKINSON, BARrLsrr,
KAyR Co., and j. BnApxR.
May I'll, '6o-dAw
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Keokuk Drug Store.
Fsfth~street. bet. Main r HI n dsa n !,
EEOEUK. IOWA

hLARGF assortment Of Drugs,
II Chemicals, instruments and
Fancy articles just received at
the above establishment, com
prisiug all the new Che mica
Preparations, Tilden : Fluid Ex.
tracts, 1russes, Abdominal sup
por ters, ppssaTief, spec ulums 81
all kinds. stethosoopes, Caths.
ters, spormatorrh9a Rings, arc
some splendid cases Of Char.
riere's superior Instruments
These articles having been o.
lected with special reference Il
the known wants of the prote
the best terms 10 Ply sieians q
April 10 dAw THO
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Popular Goods.
DR0WN's Bronchial Troches Spalding's Pre-
- pared Glue; Lows Brown Windsor soap
Lows Honey Soap, two sizes Davidson's Rubber
syringes Tayior's Mustard in tin foil, for sale
by the package and at retail by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
AprQd % Main-st.
PUTTY.
onnn LBS. in 80 ID. cans. This style OF pack
ZUUU ing recommends itself to painters and
consumers. In store and FOR sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mh20 "a Main-st-
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VACCINE NGABS.
LsRESn VACCINE sCABs, always on hand and
l. for sale at the
apl9daw KEoKUK DRUG STORE.
Liquors.
DRANDY. Wines, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin,
ID ,Ac., warranted pure, for medicinal use. at the
apl0d&w KEoKuK DRUG STORE,
PHOTOGENE.
4 VERY superior article of Cincinnati COAL
n OIL for sale At 81 u gallon, at the
apIgdAw kE0kuK DRUG STORE.
BEAUTIFUL LAMP for burning Coal Oil,
n With new burner warranted not to smoke and
to give brilliant an steady light, and which may
be venienty carried about the house for sale ut
aplsdAw kEoKUk DRUG STORE.
COMPOUND HYPOPHOSPA OF
MANGANESE
vTERY celebrated as q remedy in Pulmonary At
v fections, highly recommended in the Medical
Journals ~ the most valuable medicine yet disccv
cred for obstinate and distressing Coughs. For
KEoKUK DRUG STORE,
Api9ddw Fifth-st. bet Main Biondsau.
FANCY ARTICLES,
EMBRACING Colognes, Toilet Soaps, livery hne),
IL Vipaigre Rouge, Pink Balls, Aromatic Zach
Qua flor the breathl for sale ct the
apl0dAw KEoKUK DRUG STORE.
Fl. =. TEN-EYCK,
Genera. Insurance Agent,
COR. en- AND MAIN-sTs.,
| kcOknk. iowa.
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~Is 10 reported that Mr.. Everett will
decline the nomination to the Vice Presiden-
ey. Doubtless he. regards his prior engage
ment Is q contributor to the N. Y. Ledger as
ample apology for such declinstion.
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Mr.. Eaton, the Dem ocratic candidate
for Senator in Connections, made an anti
Douglas speech prior to his nomination, and
- be received the united support Of the
party on the heels of thar speech, We may
fairly conclude that the Demo cracy Of CON-
necsicut are not specially devoted 10 the for
tunes OF the ssliitls giant"
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= ratification.

e The New York EvanSelis N. 8. Pres
byterisD) thinks tina. the Slavery question
ought to be and will be agisassd in the Old
School General Assembly, bat that il ough,
not to be brought up in the American Tract
Society. An illustration that OF your or
goring onr bull.
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The Last Cincinnati Assassination.

A. u,, . r - L., go, =, l, ,,,,r
,o'r p.>i:,."n H. r Cra,,,o, ,r ,hn Mnnn,
20 . ia III: w.
Nupu'" So"'ol '''n'""'! VIZ 49," ., , ~ u
s'lee'' VI ao',''"" ~ op",,""y w." rt h
' ' nv. ! "o' Wv f
- " 'i. NY ~ -; -, ,,..,i NJ. w..
M. IL; So " IT,, ln,h,a.
r,e .e"h'es M" ''ss ""'"" '"'''' """S'
" o'u "uu ,o'P.." .'"' nt, n'
nuo''" I a.. =" NV 'o"'''' ~, my 'i."
h'o''' ".."ea'"y '''''"E. ''"''r' ny
.'oPP'u a. ~ 'I" '' 60:
joining ms once 'or rc'''sn'n'"'s ~ i've nun
utes before e'e'eh eiocN' decenNou, "r''n'PH,'eo
y .ne ia''es' me' t"o writer oi '"Is III ,'' uoo'
VI "s once anu s'"''o ''''r "e,c 10 see "' press
10 opera''oh' lhey were escorted through ,'o sew
Graz ueP"' "'s'' 'he esq '''s''"' """ Nv
ue ater "a'i PAST eie''u 'ooh' accompanied ny
one ni me ec'tors anu ms wle. they proc.eued up
rooith suee''in'ehd'ne 10 .'S' MIS- h,"n'rb"cks
sa'o"h' pu' ~ inc corner 'r""f'n a"a sycamore
streets they perceived thht establishment was
closed, ana the TWO parties separated deceased
win m'sses ""hh'eS "'lu '"lle'tc' gong ~, Hyca
more On 'he way 10 Houht Aupui" several
mi"ntes previous 10 tue Tragedy pol'ce elhcer
saw them eros" 'he cs"n' n'ldfe on NAN street
on the east side OF Man. when nbout to cross
over hunt street Tue youns la'leS W''"ht
step or Two IN advance 81 'heir ateha"nt, VA"
four men standing at inc corner, near squire
Ro"eknmr s"ihee iroi' '1a"iry 'olh them not
to be AFRAID
When nearly opposite the rowdies the latter
insdied them by Disgusting noises with their lins
when Professor Crawleya step or two in the rear,
smoking segar turned and confronted them, the
ladies' proceeding Miss Nallctte though, she
heard deceased laugh snceringi', but n momcntor
two afterwards he staggered towards them, per
haps five or six steps, aud afterwards Tell head
long into the street. The terrified ladies snppos-
ed he had fallen in fl produced 10y palpltation
OF the heart-a disease with which he had been
afflicted. Soon after. Mr.. a. II. kestner, who had
been at barroom opposite Twelfth street, arrived
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-14

.IoiIN ARE AltAMS.
AholitiOnists Killed in I,vnchb,lrp '

y e,
% S,x 1ut wa, Ia An th, Northern al1c> hut Your
M 49, taragr-, liugls and Wagons, nj YAH Ei = Isl
- Main street, INurlhurg, and not send !our money
Aurt To- crc aud enable The Aoliion>s 10 oiarie's
Iant- aud pears la send ~ negroes tu Nil rs Vl
B,trN bora aud raised in Campbell aud
making increased ttrlnrs, all the iNc arrlu,cs,
E"'ka"tNs aud Buggics and substantial. Au, all kll,
%, HARNESS. Repairing Mi painting ot tatriGs ,"ne with
nralne>- aud dispatch
The subscriber returns his grateful nhnuw Judgments for
h>uf> AID snc of the Al ask, Is
ii WORK, feeling confident h please,
both a, I" luol't! and price jNo. H. fAlltN, AsL
jan 1T, l~9 Main It, l., utihurs, Va.
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RIcHnorp ApvRRT1sEMENTs.

Notice.
FI,E am Of PULLIAn BITS having .h az sf
1JaIEEss and has into partnership win nm E .;
GkRGORY They eonfaei The business under ths h,n"
1Lra a 4. RfI6RY nj their Franklin sweet
four doors bclow and about one -uAf 'n'
nDrtn oic. PuIiam Belts aad respectfully sie. =.
nunnr. ,d Ia. patrnnage which if'craiy eAeh"e"
Wn, m tie.is y lille in the arm Of Pulliam Il Betis
They have obtained III services o. NJ b'shop W 'A
- 'N " nav wM II. BETTS,
l.. D. GREGORY.
p,.uvos, Nav IL fsC0 uay i3-dly
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO TIL NORTH.

vlNAN ELEi;S ana Merchants Virginia Tennessee the
l. W"scIn lari al Georgia and the NorlL part Aaba.
and Mississippi informed that connected through
Ia aud Freight iInc has been arranged aud
ming trc" times "cck between l!nchhg, n, and New
N"rh by the south EaLrnud /" Cit. Point and thence
New York h, the New orktnd Virginia Steamship tonpa-
lA's pcud line class side, .Iils-Y urk.
town. jamestown aud Roanoke.
lus line affords advantages above all others 1t is the cheap
est AMI mpsi agreeable route route Tor Iasscvrs particularly
thbs coming long hue OF railroads Tor board
HE steamships the the they reach L., nchurg
I'M large stale and all the handsome
tinS la hu lln III tbs best steamships and
voyage, th4 IA New orb, perfectly rested aud ready
business Passage rom IAnehhrg To New ORR, Fare and
I;oom steamers included Fi2.
~ Freight tu thus tine lhc shortest aul best between
New York and thu south West. The Steamships aloHg
sid" the 81 The south idle Railroad uiIanS
POINT, and there lrat nj Goods hlus being
tran-rrra Immediately from The steamship, a. and
With HE greatest dispatch II" following I;rlf III through
Rates has h'"n agreed dpon l., the Ear,a.i slcli,p
Company, un all torHHrc c.iirr. shippers
wishing Ia avail themselves at through
Their goods markell care of Railroad Agent Cuy PaIat
RATES RON NEW YORK TO LN MIG l;G.'
Isl Class. Pad Glass, Srd Class, th Class,
cts.
LEE, ROOKIE ~ TAYLOR, Agents. H. hburs. VA
HAM'L Il. BAPTIST y CO, Agents, ltIcrsbUI-, VA.
LUDLAM IiIENEAlN, Asts 10 broadway, y. Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-14

HAMILTON, G. W.--The city of Hamilton, c, W i,
with 10000 population, owes Two million dollars, On
" hch Vie interest IS STAG 900 annually, in Itself
very heavy tex The population has on this account
fallen of 5000 compared with ten years ago. and
10 sill decreasing Proprt, is unsnleable and houses
are offered 10 let for the taxes alone.
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LIrR AHD FIRE Insurance.
Life Insurance Company

TheVirginia Life Insurance Company
business and the attention " IN"
public earnestly called Imp riaBe- 81 its ijcos
This Company. under lie charter, dislcs % ~
profits every three years. the policy hodsrs urfeo
giving ASSURED the adj, ansges Of The mutual isan
tDe hedge Of perpetual Capital stock Of t@bs'. aud ne
security that it, Stockholders have nan.ni m'e s''
conducting its III Hrs ih prudence, and "fnh1
requires unraf o The Capital Stuck and fHrn
ing. be sied In ond and Mortgage nniheunDen
Real Esaie. worth double tie amount
rlef object u the Company II 10 aid In retaining
home amount of which annually ob
our stse Life Premiums 10 Northern tonphnltA Iha
luanfy loaned term OF al Irga
intrrrst, Hn1 disbnrsed In our nihst
snnulier granted Lille and Term foicies
other gtd Companies sla'es insured
Tor year q for torn VI years
DIRECTORS:
VIM II. mcfarland, John Purcell
JOSEPH Allen. sam1 T. Bayly
Roscoe II. Heath, Jos. X. Anderson,
Tbos W Mct'ance, {. q. Barney.
John II. Montague, Ro. H. Maur,
DHsld l. BuYr, JAS. A. Cowardn,
Lewis tiinier, Bmj II. Nash,
John Jones T. +. Moore,
Jas. l.. Appcrs0n, John IL Claiborne,
Lewis u. treushhw, d. e. Nherrt,
Vim. g. Paine, VIM. II. Christian. n
II. h. ( Baskerville, W.ndham Robertson,
kami :. HARRISON, John {. Shafcr
Vim H. IIuxail Peter &. Warwick,
Root T. brooke, X. -. II skins,
George d. Shell, edward Sors'H,
Wellington Goddin George j. sumner,
John D,olcy, d. :. Woodbridge.
Pr,sIient-wM. II. MCFARLAND.
lace Iresident-sAM'L j. HARRISON,
Phys.cjan-DE BLAIR BfRwELL
1tto,aey-soSCOE u. HEATH Eel
j.. ADAtR PLEASANTs. Secretary
John VI. MILLER, Agent, Lynrhburg. Va
sA~ orcc Main aud ilIh streets, Richmond. Va
-,lim
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PATENT ASPHALTIC
DOL Carding.

. - w o OF z ru1 2.
nUE CARDS are in perfect order, ing been new,
~ filled IN thoroughly repaired and prepared do
CArdng in the very bst manner at the shortest notice
We have again secured the OF Mr. COLEMAN os
o Nelson county! tar"r :" great experience who cardtd
us the last season. and gave entire satisfaction
lou that GOOD ROLLS send in your Wool carly and
we VIII ehdeaIor 10 card all AS ia, without t!
W. VIII spare no pains 10 please those who may paronzc
We"Ill keep constant! hand Wool Rolls for sale aid
exchange for Wool.
The HIGHEST CASH paid for Wool delivered at our
store or Mill. NOWLIN j. MURRELl.
may ~ Lynchburg Va,
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LON ID ON
Northern Assurance COMPANY
No / MuotGArt STREET, LONDON,
Foo FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES

~ Hotao and ALroad.-E stdhtishtd in l~id
tAIlI g. ~ 100 10
Pad up Capital and Surplus 2,l9lIll ~
Annual I',tuuc, for Jan. 81, sos. "i3 II
FHNIil- Company damage Fire al
every description al Property. The premium
Tia" attest ibcrnlity.
The Policies Of this C"mInn, only guaranteed lay
tali, but also b, ic unlimited personal responsibility
I'll nrurlS i,rpH >haT hold,
- Lur. promptly adjusted and paid without reference To
Iaion -l,oia fund t,dr in hiu, phia for meut
ni Losses In this Country
W. ". WILLIAMSON,
9idl Agent in Iyucilhur.. VA.
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SPRING TRADE.
1850,

ETLETr & WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. iG7 Main Street opporite Erchangf Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
HANISG made extensive preparations are no" "htrhe 10
mcrcln nts of Nrgina, North Carolina aud lrnhes
prices which cannot but insure sne he Lrgest AMI
cOmJee stock V Spring dnd Sa,amer H"tS ever got
up in this market, which for quality variety AMI efegdnee
cXcee. All they ask look before Purchasing
elsewhere. Orders strictly and promptly attended ~
Mr. j. L. HuTonssoS formerly Of Union, Monroe county,
Va Interested will devote 10 his yAnu
lc services Elicit N AflSltibE.
feb 1i-dtniar 1871.
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NOTICE.

TVNiiE Of 90 partnership Of PtLIIAM EETTS. hav-
ing expired hs agicn,nt. this day, the business,
al SIZZLING SEGROES 4 + AUCTION AND lhi RI
commission ouly. will bc continued by us Al TIE
OLD SrASD.oDD FELLOWS HALL We Respectfully, So
ici continuation patronage from friends aud the pub
lie generally, and by industry and perseverance, hope 10 merit
the liberal patronage heretofore extended la US
PULLlAM II CO., Auctt"ne.fs,
C. "rtLItu, kichmond Va.
l.. r. PriLIAN,
ID. X. NrI-issR, may ~
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FORWARDING Business

TeNIiE James am, kanawha tompany having arcced
proposition south Side X. L. Co.. nnco
b"h routes have been compelled 10 adv my
! however 10y that arrangement, enabled put
goods through 20 10 - per cent below the s,ulh side Road
Co. pro, they adhere the spnatous:
r the difference viii be- much greater. At any
derat Ia tfdcr IL he Unrest Jossibie PRINT et,ry
nti,ie high tells will permit merchant, Of
snrtburs the West will Ind II greatly antase
q ship thor goods via Richmond \. :. r.,
Forwarding and tummis,i. II Merchant
march Tn the Iiock, l,iclninnd a.