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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
SOCIAL HALL.

" D. JOHNSON would annou nee 10 III e
w ladies and gentlemen 81 this city that
he has just opened in his new building, An en-
tensive assortment of candies, confectionar,es
fruits aud nuts, pasteries, cooling and un,utox-
icating drinks that he vii prepare daily for his
customers. Ice cream and various other deli
cacies aud comforts Of tho season. He has also
good assortment of books and stationary, nov
els, eugrayings, &c.
Afew doors from the Post Office, next to tho
bridge v5n9tfs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

Says, that the emigrants on the plains
have been met and msssacred, all to man.
We have not tire least confidence whatever
in the report. a1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

SALE OF LOTS IN GLENNOOO
NOTICE is hereby given TO the public gsa-
IN orally, that there will be q sale Of all tbs
lots in GlenwoOd. belonging to the county Of
Mills. state Of Iowa, on Saturday, the 9Th day
of Inne, 1855.
TERMS :--One-third cash in hand. sns-
third in three months, and the balance In ~
months All lots offered. will positively b
ssId to the highest and best bidder.
E. P. DEUPREE,
County Judge of Mills County, Iowa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
May

N~ TAKEN UP by Isaac GULL. in town
ION ship So. Taylor eouDty, Iowa, one
dark bay stallion, about I3A hands high. right
hind foot white, spot on right thigh, small nd
die marks Oh each side, some gray hairs ia each
flank, supposed TO be years old. appraised ~
$35 by Marshal Hubble aud Samuel Davis. be-
fore nue. a Justice Of the Peace " iihin the coun-
ty and state afol essid.
JOHN METHENY. J. P.
May %. tni0-4w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

4 squ.rter section Of ane bottom lapd. lying
IA within four miles Of this city. Alse, .
quarter section Of hard wood timber, that Aas
not been Quilted or cut from, about S miles from
theeaty: also. > qusrtH, nc. Of hand. lying a.
rectiy upon The rad usysled nostA, a11 abeot
S miles from the city. together With sssssal
other smaller trscts 81 land, sud ! nunntsf Of
choice city lots, which can be purchased at bar
gains for cash down, If attended to immediately.
J. E. JOHNSON, Agent.
Cou ncil Bluffs, may %, 1885. (y5pl00
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
Is REWARD

OST between CartervilIe and Council Bluffs
Ia Land Warrant, for $50 acres Of Iand.-
Said Warrant Is assigned to James w. Graham.
Inc above reward will be given TO any per-
son VINO may md the said warrant aud retura
H.o r. p. SNOW.
May Is, v5u9-4w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

~ A. Coehrau eonainues the Lssd sss.-
cy business! He is An accommodating and
straight fsrwardfellov, and merits patron
age.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

Very pleasant and rather cool, for the sea-
son. On Friday night, we feared the north
breeze and clear SKY would bring frost, bat
We luckily escaped. We have had none since
spring opened.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
G. E. BALDWIN.

|rLOCK & Watch Msnofsctursv ana 40
w Wholesale and retail dealer In S9A
Clocks, Watches, tewelry, masical in LII
straments. fa.oy gscds. Be-, &c., viii - In
Cesaeaisose1h 10 che fEss weak il Jase. VIA
q full; ssonelese as1 heavy aoct of articles ID
his line, which he will oater for sale a prscr.
surprisingly low. He only asks of tue gentle
men aud ladies sftAis city. thst they will call
and exasaine h3S sspsrior stock and e1tremeIv
low prices, and the result Of ths saler win l.
satisfactory s4s ~
Nay Is, IS. afy5oSsu i.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

v. D. Johssop WIN Or ~ sAls u pub
lh auction on Saturday assA . lunb~ Of
chsios lots in Johssss's addiaea- II teke
plaes nsart As pablo garasas u s'slesk /
lot these Who would msks sd invsstmsnss
and pleasant rssidsae p 81 haad.a y .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
ESTRAYED.

ESTRAYED.
ERON the subscriber on the 3Dth Of May
l. one Sorrsl Horse, knee sprung and one bay
mar. with marks Of pole evil and iether halter
on. ANY person taking up the same and giving
me Information where they are or bringing
them to- mo will be literally rewarded.
.3gua,e! JOHN Keller.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. june 3, 1855. .nl7w2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

@ We learn that in some parts 81 thu
comfy, slight frost occurred On, Friday
night last, doing however very little dam
ayss sH~se Yvyr sGs 1soA3 q. szsN
20
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

Strawberries Now is the time to gather
this delicious fruit; it is ripe, and in some
locations, abundant.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

> TAKEN UP by Isaac Gull. on the
HA 9TH day Of May, in township s., in
Taylor county, Iowa, one brown mare pony i,
about Is hands high, su pposed to be about
years old, no marks or brands perc,ivabas, en-
cept saddle marks. Appraised At SIS, by Sam
uel Davis and William Hubble
Before me an acting Justice of the Peace
W thin the county and state aforesaid. - Il
".-sa. -@ess> sasa>aae JOHN METHENY.
May %. fe<f- (nl0-4w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

ET We have seen the CELEBRATED Mr..
s'Skopendike," and as soon IS possible, shall
report tho result Of our interview; We trust
it will be interesting to our readers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

A few bushele & GOD potatoes for sale.
Enquire Of W. d. johnson, or ct tho odi-
tors o6ce. & 34i .Yus
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
STRAYED |

SOME time last winter, from e.
fsdale, large fine DIRK Red two
year old BULL. Whoever will 70
turn the same or give tafcemat; On whore he may
be found. shali b literally rewarded.
aI q EF ]. Z. JOHN6ON.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

THE Omaha lndisnS have jsst st.y-
I'll ~ their new hoses md ri Shost
4H.of hpfsee. 1hsy wfsA T. buy good
sors{s and pdsis for which they VII psy scsh,
{ theif new home st Blackbird allls. Coed
soupd horpss - nedinD price aid Hot to ed,
shouSd Is bf3u&At, Or which'a ROOD; fs15osh-
y; e.,s7eFla fvs'd.:s Fe,thAa' flkIG
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

- -.-a a0bDOEOT1ON.
THE Copastsrship heretofore existing be-
u tween A : Coehrun and j. G. neCeeth,
known in business - COCHRAN l. MeGesth,"
d this day BY mutual consent dissolved. . J
The business Of the firm viii hsssafter be set
tied by A. Cochran, who via hereafter contine
IN The General Land Agency business as heretos
fore. A. COCHRAN,
sNot .rzeIu lG sIsG. McGE ATH.
June 8, 1855, sqaH -s : r .Dizt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

THE MAMMOTH sADDLEi

7; ,. J, L..,., sssals ..s h e. ;..:
reared in H i'e.: .. e T. ~. 's:s
.hresAiato the ahada- sntiraly. Al the, csJisei-
ties Of The world reneQnsd Breun.
Besides dc great eGsis6sty ~ De 1snx Snow.
Lewis II psepssd - furnth a ~ shoslest
notice, at lissls lower shak the levsst prizes,
any article in his line Of sspasss, eide eli kinds
of repairing for his neigh bors. just tapihe priv
iless Of living among tfem ID thu most ~.
iif,l, charmiag and Fertile Of csuatrjes.
lf.you want fine job, cotnihon ~ q any
nor the little man tina, works behi III e
Jan. LIST, IS. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

JOHNSON. -CASADY / TEST have jsss
eJofeceived . large supply Of Land w arrantss
and are now fully prepared to made time On
teries4
Council Bluffs, may %, IS. vsal0u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

i LII psssoas Who have aeeounts with the
"A uadsrsiA ned, arc requested 70 ca II and
settle the same isosdiatety, either by note or
ot6cFvt0, - - Ne determined to. close up our
accounts andfseil exclusively for cash.
TO0TLE Il JACKSON.
Nav 90 ullw<, saN q ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

A good sevea Inch esusyoss Compsss Or
ssle-evsythiny complete. Enquire = - 2.
o. = g1sssss soes;h ist4 ma29sllef
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

Conn Dss61DAy and 4adison streets, one
der eo1sh Of Hsnshsl's store.
cQQnfu lkQIEp CITY. IOWA.
II AND A080T9-RSr sAepsymsut Of tax
IL q. purehass asd sale Of lots. farms, i'm
proved aad- uainprevsd. Cover nment lands
psrcAaed and located.
-TQ6tvssAScEas-Dseds and Deeds In Trust,
bbdaS ind mostgaeps, contracts and other in
|stSumaata II Rxiaffga dssWR Nd cQIxsctlY. and
according . tie hWs OF the state Of Iowa.
REAL keFATa< o4okE1s A6o GENIAL Auc-
Ytowu1g-ketsatiena iSsa to tbs sale of house
hold terhil3( ta ~ prsniseA) hofses, cat tie
ansianG jmQhaAeaaAA - Egg
June =, v50l8& wlnl.l.l LII nlln4 4 /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
FAyCY DRY GOODS,
OF all kinds aud ofshe Latest sly Lea asd pattern
HATS A Nd q APPS! ~

Boots and Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Pro.
visions of all kinds, and in short, every thiss
usually kept In western stores. for which we
will sell Il email profits for cash In hand, - We
are desarmiaed ID seil exclusively for cssh.
Sign Of The Esphsaa. -
-. TOoTLE T. JACKSON.
Councii BLUFF, may IS, IS. v5.ll1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05
Fresh ArtiyaI Of New Gsedsl

fs EdH 6e9009t aefo&oy IN -
TINE undsssigsal Aavs resolved 4 @3
i part Of their summer steshs ~
goods, which makes one he largsst 81 6esi
stocks Of Dry Goods aud roceries that has ever
been received Ia this city, this spring: -.
Our stock consists Of a general varsity OF sh-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
TIE STEAMER JAMESTOWN.

AT this season of the year, many Of the Southern
people are carried to the North by the demands OF
business or the more grateful invitations Of pleasure
Whether they 60 OH business or pleasure, all Hre Oh
ger to select the most desirable and comfortable
route. Time is frequently matter of controlling
Importance with the traveller, and then liz cares
little for the dust and heat of railroad travel, being
willing to suffer If he can save but few hours
But with scores of others, comfort with respectable
speed is far preferable, and they wisely select the wa
Ter line. To such, most heartily commend the
handsome, commodious and fastsaing steamer
jamestown, that leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
ternoon for New York, and, returning, leaves New
trip in this noble steamer without being satisfied
and without inwardy resolving to try il again. Cap.
tain Parrish it's commander, is expericnced trust
worthy seaman, and quiet, p"litc and agreeable
gentleman. Purser Smith is capital officer and, in
every sense of the term, clever fellow; cheerful
accommodating and always ndustriously and kindly
looking after the wants and the comforts Of those who
travel with him. The servants are well trained ant
attentive tho table il beautifully spread, and I'll,
sleeping apartments airy and cean Indeed to al
appearances, every thing in aud about the steamer
seems to have been arranged and to be kept for III
special enjoyment and satisfaction of its patrons
whose number, we trust, will constantly increase--
One trip with Captain Parish nnd Purser Smith vii
put the traveller in condition to endorse all that w
have said of them and lho vessel of which they ur
50 Justly proud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR, &c.

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR, &c.
Our friends of the South-Side Democrat i'll pub
fishing the official vote Of Virginia i'll the late Gubtr-
material election saw 'et it be preserved rs noble
illustration of the stern devotion OF this gallant old
Commonwealth to the great cardinal principles OF
freedom and refuge to the oppressed, and unrammel-
ed liberty Of conscience" Our friends will find, II
they attempt to foot up their column that no arithmetic
taught in ancient or modern schools will arrive at
their result. Accident called attention to their
figures, and they may rely upon it the "De'a' had
something to do with their types. As they desire the
vote TO ie prcsrrred advise them to correct It, that
it may not misead. They will find errors in the votes
Of tho following counties: Augusta, Berkeley, Craig,
Culpeper, Doddridge, Fauquier, Fluvanna, Franklin
Frederick, Gloucester, Goochland, Greenbrer, Hano-
yer, Hardy, Henry, Jackson, Kanawha, King George,
Lee, Louisa Mason, Nansemond, Norfolk County
pittsylvauia, Prince Edward, Raleigh, Rappahan'
mock, Rockingham, Russell, Starry, Taylor aud Writ
Our friends say they copied from the Dispatch.
II they copied correctly, thcn the Dispatch had better
look to it's types. We notice these errors because
they are being copied into all the papers and are ca
culated to mislead. We are waiting for the entire Of
fetal vote, which, with the exception of the counties
Of Frederick and Montgomery, has now been reccv,
cd. Those two counties expect to hear from in O
ay or two and then wa will endeavor to give the ell
tire vote CORRECT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
GRAND DEMOCRATIC FESTlvAL-Al

DAhhESN llIl1E, atplnl y, lH"'.
The Democracy Of Mill Creek District, No g.
Berkeley County Virginia, intend celebrating the
glorious victory achieved in the late political contest
in Virginia, by grand festival ut Darkcsvllle on
Thursday the 9th day of August next.
We cordially invite the Democracy Of the County
and State TO DO present upon that occasion, ami to
Join with us in the celebration OF triumph o which
the Democratic party Of the Old Dominion may
justly feel proud.
To our Know. Nothing opponents we extend tht
invitation, assuring them that nothing shall occur tt
mar their pleasure and enjoyment.
The Ladies most cordially invited To grace tnt
occasion with their presence
The following programme by the Committee of Ar
rangemuns will he observed as the Order OF the day
The Procession, under the direction of Maj. lsrae
Robinson, assisted by his aids, will be formed ut {
convenient point i'll town ut lO O'Clock, a. NJ. AM
preceded by The Band, will march to the Grow,
Immediately south Of Darkcsvlc.
Upon the arrival OF the Procession at the grounds
the following shall be the order of exercises:
LIST. Music nv the Band "Ud Virginia never tires.
end Opening address by d. S. Echeberser, Esq
:,rd. Music. SOUR Flag is still there"
9TH. Speeches by Hon. VIM. l.. Hamilton, OF Md;
Hon. }. NJ. Mason, Hon. VIM. Lucas Hon. &.
Faulkner, Thomas j. Isbc Richard f. Boyd, Esqrs
of Va. and other distinguished gentlemen.
9Th. COLLATION. at 3 o'clock, =. NJ.
| At the blast of tho Buge tho Company will agai
assemble at the stand when the closing address vii
| be made.
1t is recommended that the Democracy Of each O
the Districts in the County provide appropriate ban
ners aud como in Delegations.
| Ample arrangements will be- made for tho accom-
mudatlon of ALL and NC hope TO zee glorious outpor
| ing of the Democracy on the occasion.
| COMMITTEE or Observation-Disclosures ID. Seaman
| David Stuart, VIM. Johnston, ID. 5. Eichclberger
James Carlyle.
The Democratic papers Of the State arc requisite
! to copy the above invitation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
l. it, nil, IL.

yEyO THE PUBLIC.-I propose TO write "Ihc Pr
IL Htcai H'St0ry 0t IIS'ma' from its rnrIi"st date
~ tL. prcscrt time ehnl eniehvor 10 give faithful
sscrrb' of her public and measures shall trace,
with an impartial hand, the origin tendency and icSitl'
murr results Of the party and political revelations,
which have illustrated the genius OF her people hnd rem.
,Icred famous the spirit Of her Institutions.
shall po!tic" roarcci but rather 10y pro-
nJ research and untiring study seek reach tho true
philosophy oil her history it lies concealed IN the UNI
opened pages OF the phst ~ onc successive stage IN the
prosrrT. o: her Development nnrn social. political "nd
ra,hica shalt cndravor present before the read
mind, true porrai'ure OF the great moral and ln,"
locua truths which lie embedded in the acts declarations
and noble struggles OF her founders and their immediate
succesOrs which should serve us beacon shs 10 the
present and future generations.
shall seek draw from the spirit OF her es lation, the
temper mud irmne,s o her people the high integrity
Of her political arts, the patriotic discrimination and
enlarged scope OF her public measures, more Lessons o
ndnoni;on which the truthful voice Of her history must
impress the minds and hcrr- of those who now OF
NAV hereafter have hs control of her drstncs shall seek
snow how from the apGns derived from the true 10y
ally OF her founders. ohe matured, ut Nh early PERI
Cd that moral power which has through every trml Pre-"
served Intact her political Integrity; how, in the various
phases OF her political Career md phrty rcvoutiOn- she
hn, preserved her rights ora sovrre .nty-unlted
by compact with her sister States; how, IN a
great meusire under her guidance and by her example,
the true theory Of our federal government has been re-
ducr TO practice under the sererest trials AMI most dan
cerous cxpcrimes how in short by the patriotic virtue
ncorruptibe political integrity andinom,nLc zcnl of her
and their not less pure and elevated constituency
she hss through the past steadily regulated the onlanr.
wheel in the frame work Of federal government and
s rors o her political history h'ded be the
means u illustrating, in practical rcsut- how Stat"
under the federal compact may exercise her entire right
"a poitical sovereignty md yet defeat 10y rendering
null AMI Void In the Union AMI by virtue OIL the 'sd"rh
constitution every Oppressive. aud unconstitutional law I"
Congress. -.
do not propose to write psrtizsn book, to deal in
mere surface sprculaiOns shall rather Geek to wrir
constitutional history OF her tcSsHt'on-and mus "yo
mere party issues SUCH except no far when Group'
or they may throw light on the main subject
In This vie" they will necessarily pass under
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
SCHOOL Ar NORTIIIVOOD,

~ y y
ygy HE rubscribrrs' school. at hGI,hwuOd, Charles
4 rountv--:Or more than twenty years the rite
school pn,rOui-ri 10y gentlemen OF tcrst respectable
" IL rrcuuIncncr the Eth Of September urX', and
The, 9Th q. July following, during which lime an inter
sion of rwo week. will be- gwen AT Christmas.
Tni. location the interior OF the county is dcscr'
regarded al the most healthy, and II Is c"nNcn'
near To if.. rlurc."- of four denominations.
In ,h!s school viii be taught the Mathematics H.
Lr,ur.rs Natural and Moral Philosophy and CE'ml
the Creek Latin and French Languages, aud a..
br.ncLr. Of rlt ueURi Enshnh "duca;iUn the lac,
I'd receiving very special attention
In order Ia prepare pupils Tor my lhiversiy H."
-crib.r. have two sessions each day. and the pupils
uuirrt study until nine O'Clock cnch night->H'u
nn,i sunday night cXccptGi-undrr the eye 0i The g.
,r- and dun ip study they are allowed and r"qI's-
cali nr nny time upon the teachers Tor any "ypial.a
th, may wish made. or to ASK instruction u aUy
student deemed competent 10 iGin:sh u, which
ulruy y.nr- uf experience hhv" convinced us II tie -
bees, alap:cl Ia ncilac knUwl"dsc"i III" -ty pu.sr
mach ian. i, devoted by the teachers IL III" rrCh'ur
the classes, mud every question asked them d' NO.
sary tn ;r,i their under standing ui the i'0u brought
while the teachers take great care 10 -npiun, very J.
every thing they can, that the learner ay 40; Oi&'f'
comprehend These are not merely id!" words h"'
cou,sc mentioned is the lnvhhUdr AMI ddH on" ub"f'
aud II is considered Is the teachers not more than u
duty.
They take pleasure III naming as their patrons q
last term. TX President Tyler. M"--rs. WIN. II 'hp'
g. Il Major, john wight. Ed T. Christian. JOAN I.sf
VIM ii. Tay Tor, VIM. = llarrl-on IhUe. IL ia: !G' !
Young VIM. =. Graves. i. ". Graves IA. l.. JOmr.
Lamb md Mrs. N. HARDWOOD oil Charles Cay No.
Thos J. West and Robert NJ Taylor oi H"uTGc" AMY
Parkinson of New Kent: whilst they feel assured 'a
Rev n. 4. Okcsun ol the Episcopal, and Rev Jc.ePa
wards al tie Methods, Church, Mr.. IEos. h. N""oA
VIM X. {. Douglas ct any II their nunerVu. iT!' N.'
take pleasure IN speaking o them they mry Ser'''
Boardcrs will BE- received into the inmI!y Of each i
teachers residing hall mile apart htGciT -chcoso
conveniently situated rqui dinnt from each rrs;d'E
the following term: For board, tuition washing, oa,
| lights, &C. per term, payable hnlf in advance, $50
They refer 10 the following Professors, aEt "a
whose highly satisfactory certificates Of competency
Albums Inns secured by his course graduate o! l'
vcrsy III Virginia ana teacher for years ~ .tr 'i
OF Rev Mr. Mcclure Rector nf the Episcopal high
Gcsnrr Harrison, Professor Ancient Language kd%
| H. Courtcnay, Professor Mathematics. WIN. II. Metz:
| Professor Moral Philosophy VIM. i. Rogers, Prot"
Naiura! Philosophy: ~ Scnclc De Vere Professor No
Languages; K. Z. Rogers Professor Chemistry and v
| rIh McGica. A. H. FEl,Gl $50
Juy li--cWSw Ed . .uAH~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

AMERICAN COINS.-Thc Buffalo Democracy,
in speaking Of the movement i'll iavor OF throwing
out of circulation entirely tho fractional parts OF
Spanish dollars, shlings and sxpcncas, expresses its
confidence that movement imauguraed by the mcr'
chuns would have the effect drive out of crcaa-
ton, and into the crucible all those inconvcnci't
coins which now impede the rapdity OF calculations
and cause 80 much trouble There is III COIN, it is
added, $50 convenient and pleasant 10 deal with as
that issued by the United States mints, and though
not arsticay very beautiful it becomes so by "sso-
ciation and is really more slightly than the smooth
ed, crossed, scorched and clipped pieces Of Car"is
something, that now burn in the pockets OF the PEG.
pie. Will not the merchants take stand on thc
platform Of reform in oul small change and abolish
the foreign coin, and the obsolete terms used
in reckoning it! 1t would be proper subject for TIC
advocates Of Amcrcansn 10 take in hand, nnd they
American Dimes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
by THE EOyERNOK OF vIKGINIA

APPROXIMATION having been received hv the y.rr,;
TINT WM J. BROUkS. on the lih ms,snr IA IN. ,,.
Of Frederick burg committed rape his own lid g
thirteen years. aud under circumstances OF cruelty -
barbAriy and tha. ne ha- He'd from justice GMi Low a.
in. At large Therefore, do hereby offer a reward m :.
to nny person or persons who shall 10" ss. W
Brooks and deliver mimi into the Jail OF town Q; Fr
sburg and do require all Officer. a, ~
Commonwealth civil and military ana rtGi!r> ,g, ~ "
genera their best .xcrOns uE6curr In, mr.,
the said Brooks TINT h"it.y b" JrOu.h, o. !-,:ca
Given under my hand ~ Governor AMI Unlrr ,h. .,..
:, :, , seal OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond TN. =
l' 81 dry Of July. IN ia. year l-5j
JOS. JOHNSON
By the Governor: GEORGE w MrSroRD. Secretary q
the Commonwealth
Vim. j. BROOKS j. u stone cutter knowa ~ Lynchbl.
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inches high. dark hazel brown eyes, ami when conc
sing one eye nearly closed; dirk brown hair SANDY
lorr beard wears sOatac square shoudcred; hl'
i, peculiar from Jerking in his legs.
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