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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
SHERIFF,S SALE.

. Y virtue Of an execution, issued out OF the
ID District Court Of Jones county, Iowa, da-
ted July 2nd, 1855, and to me directed, against
the goods and chattels, and for want thereof
lands and tenemsnts Of Marshal Turly and Eli
Jenkins. / have levied upon all The right, title
and interest Of said Marshal Turly. in ont Lots
number two and three. g & in Jacksons adj
dition to Council Bluffs. which shall expose
at public sale, to the highest and best bidder. On
the goth day OF August. at 10 O'Clock in tie
forenoon, at the Court House, in COUNSEL Bluffs,
to satisfy said execution. -.-J =. -
E. ELLSWORTH,
Sheriff of Pottaw aitamie county, Iowa
Council Bluffs. July p, '5s, .e-1 n2o4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE MAMMOTH SADDLE

IA j B. LEWIS, Saddle and Harness
~ maker, on Middle Broadway, has Just
reared in front Of his shop, Big Saddle, that
throws into the shade entirely, all the curiosi
ties of the world renowned Barnnm.
Besides the great curiosity of the FREE SHOW.
Lewis is prepared 10 furnish on the shortest
notice, at a little lower than che lowest prices
any article in his line Of Business, or do ali kinds
of repairing for his neighbors, just for the priv.
ilege of living among them in this most beau
,ifui, charming and fertile of countries. -----~
II YOU want hne job, eommon job, or any
kind of job at all, don't forget the Big Saddle
nor the little man that works behind il.
Jan. LIST, IS. 'i II
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! III ~ ADVERTISEMENTS,
4 INEV AND CHEAP GOODS!
M Ok OIL LIS 4 g o.,
Clenwood. lava,

IN 0lGM " OOOt A0W ~
4oald call the attention OF the ewsa
~ ve2ple of Mills and adjoining sxSN
Dco4nlies to the fact that they SsxaAA
.Je COMPLETED their new store house and have
iust recei|ed and opened one OF the largest and
most variA assortment of hew goods. ever brot
to western Iowa.
Our .saeftment of Dry Goods, both of Amer
icsu and lbreign manufacture are as complete
as will 81. found in the western country
Among tur Groceries may be touna-
hdd. NJ o. Sugar,
lCiarifed, do
G. sack Rio Coffee,
n chests Tea, assorted,
2O1l2, s. 6 Id boxed Tea,
3OOsacks G. A. Salt,
lOOabarrels Ka. do
20Dkacks Dairy do
6OIbarres Moasses,
2O'hf do Syrup,
LOG Bed.steads, all patterns,
Bureas subboards, tin safes, chairs, lounges,
mattresses, stands, &c, &c.
100 cod and heating stoves, all patterns and
sizes.
100 keA Nails, assorted.
Doors. Window sash, blinds, paints oil, &c.
b TS A Nd SH q Il $.
We hS,nd xty cases, oil sorts and patterns.
An,,eves m sl>s thai may De round In stores
Il,.s side Louis. Our heavy loss by IRE
and the failure Of so many business houses
throughout the states, have shown TO US the ne
cessty of doing pay down business. There
forA, we have adopted the pay down business,
ard by this means We hope to offer such induce
fuents to those thai wish to pay down for goods,
that they will surely purchase.
BY doing this kind of business, we are not
subectto loss, by bad debts and others losses,
which surely follows after credltlng. We do
not pretend TO say as Nebraska City and Omaha
CITY does, that ours is THE place TO Unrest yoy
money, but We do say we will give YOU more
goods for your money than any other house
west Of st. Louis
Call and examine-no trouble to show goods.
Remember the sign of the Cheap Cash Store,
Glenwood, Iowa.
G1y We buy dry hides, furs, peltr'es, corn
wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, taliow. &c. &c )
at hi CHEST prices. july 81 s'h-iih'
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800 Valuable City Lots at Auction

We will SELL without reserve, at public auc-
ton, on the premises, Saturday, August It'll,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a m, Five Hundred
beautiful residence lots, in Mas. Perry addition
to Council Bluffs The above lots have been
laid out on the southwes quarter of section
number y, township number 10, North range
4 West, fronting on Broadway, one and half
miles west OF the Pacific House
1t is hardly necessary to describe the locali-
ty of this valuable property. The soil Is ex-
uberantly rich, and the situation high and
healthy. Good and sufficient warrantee deeds
will be given by Ira Platner, the proprietor of
this property. Omnibuses and Hacks viii be
on hand, to convey persons DESTROYS of attend
ing, TO and from the sale, free of charge. Al
so, d sumptuous Free Lunch, (inclnding drink
abIes) will be served up by James Oiton, under
booth, on the premises.
Pats will be furnished previous to the sale, at
our office, and on the premises, on day of sale
g Terms made known on the day of sale
Sale positive.
L. A. BREWSTER &CO.,
Real Estate Agents s. Auctioneers.
July 18th, '55. nistf
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CRANBERRY VINES.

NHh subscribers are now prepared TO receive
oraers Tor any number of Cranberry Vince
80 pe ueii'eIeu III october next-experience has
fully proved that the fall is much the best .;ma
for transplantng it has also proved that
cranberry Is a profitable cIop to cultivate. for
those who have low moist ground
- We nave now some 10000 plants. which al
.noush planted very late and having dry
son 10 contend with, now look remarkably hue
and thrifty. ORDERS REsPEcrrulLY s,IIcIrxn
For further particulars inquire of the sub
sIi 'pefs. unoer me bugle Ottice. Orders left al
the Post office viii receive prompt attention.
'ohlott TERRY & CO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
LAND OFFICE, kANEsvILLE, Iowa,

LAND OFFICE, kANEsviILE. TowA.}
july 80, 400
IN pursuance of instructions from The Com
l missioner of the General Land Office, dated
March 2lSt, 1853. and to us direc ted. public no.
tice is hereby given, that after the 3Ist of July
inst, M eEteries will be allowed at this office
Of any lands lying North Of the line dividing
Townships 30 and 80 Rofih, the same now COM
prising the Siour River District. Also,
that all Of Townships No. O., 6s, 40, III, -,
- "A, and 10 Of ranges No. 81 and 80 are trans
fored to the Charlton District, aud dat all
enteres in said Townships will BE- suspended
at this Office after the 3lst inst
LYSANDER w. BABBITr, Register.
ENUS LOWE. Receiver.
u2lWt
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Take NetiCo.

ALL whom il may concern, that my wife
Mary has left my bed and board, without any
Just caase or proy9ealion. aiken With her sun
dry stock and furniture, such . cesi. exen and
househo old furnitnre, and BY these PIT ssnts, I
forewarn all persona against harbering or trust-
INT her on my account. ~ will pay Ne debts:
Of her contracting And also forewasn. I'll
persons against purchasing any such .tock,
&c:; Of her, as she has nj right 70 ssl any .
my property, a. she dev6tes her whole nDs
slanderIng me AID others. d
JOHN N. CLOUD.
serg Its Bluffs, Icwa, May 90, IS. nuam
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City Lots For Sale

1 FEW choice Lots for sale in Johnson g
"A addition to Council Biuffs--a most high,
beautiful. eligible and slightly situation in the
upper portion of the city, dia,ely ada
cent to the Public Garden of Terry 4 Co.
There is only 20 lots for sale and they will not
long remain unsold, 50 let those who wish To
reside in the most beautiful and romantic part
of the city, secure lot at once. Price rea SON
able, and terms cash down. A map and plast
may be seen at the post office
J. E. JOHNSON, Agent.
Council Bluffs, april II, SIS. n3 If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

More Indian Ourages III Nebfaska--Vhite
settlers Murdered--MuchE Tx cit eme Ms
volunteers raised aud gone TO follow
the Indians.
Yesterday courier arrived with informa-
ton that band of Indians, supposed to be
the Sioux, came into the settlement, attack
ed and killed several white settlers, wound
ed others--soalped their victims, plundered
the settlement and retreated. Weleam oil
two men murdered, Mr.. Devcrest, and Mr..
Porter.
The full details and particulars of the out
rage we have not learned The excitemen,
is very great at Omaha, men were Fastening
to and fro with arms and munitions of war
in preparation Of q hasty pursuit of the saw
age murdererS. These outrages were COM
mitted at the Fontenelle settlement on the
Elk Horn, some 40 miles from this city;
and to what extent they have been carried We
can only as yet conjecture. This is doubt
less the work Of band Of the Sauntee Sioux
warriors that recently crossed the Missouri
river somewhere above, numbering 100.
Medical aid, in the person Of DIR. Glover,
left this city in haste last night for the scene
of death and distress.
What amount Of force was raised last night
Tor the pursuit we are as yet unable to say,
but hope there may be enough with such
leaders as will take the willy and bloodthilsty
red skin in his lair, and visit upon them ra-
tributiye justice.
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The Prospects Brighten Rail Road
ConHcctIol Eat.

ne prospects bEIEntcH ass IkhlI KOau
ConHectIo LAT.
We are often Intercepted 10 regard TO the
prospects of a connection by Railroad to the
cities East, and have invariably expressed
our opinion, and but one, and that founded
upon conviction deduced from close obser-
walton, through long residence in ths couu-
try, and fair knowledge Of the geography,
resources and prospects of Western Iowa.
Without a reasonable doubt there will be
az least one Railroad built to this place with
in three years, nor DO we think we shall be
considered an enthusiast, by any reasonable
person we'll posted i'll these matters, for this
opinion. Western Iowa possebses 4 soil Of
unsurpassed fertility. a climate noted for its
salubrity and health--whose surface is IN
terspersed with pure springs and streams OF
water, and fine timber-these constituting
all the requirements for wealth, prosperity
and peace. These are abundantreasons why
our region is being settled aud improved with
such unprecedented rapidly. In many re-
gions, where but a few months ago, the wild
verdure was luxuriating quietly, far from the
haunts Of men, large farms, houses, stock
and many of the necessary appliances OF
civilization are now seen. 1t requires but a
limited period for the increase of our popu-
lation to double its numbers, and that too of
the real nerve and sinew of labor, aud the
components of progress, success AMI pros
perity.
Aside from these sure evidences, in behalf
of our rapidly increasing Importance, our ge-
ographical position is one by no means to be
overlooked. We are located at the half way
point between the two great Oceans that
wash the Eastern and Western continent, and
upon the. longest water course on the globe,
til 1t divides the most fertile lands in North
American, at point on the great and only
practicable route to the Pacific, in . direc-
ton almost due West from New York City,
from whence diverge the most important
roads on the continent.
A continuation of a line of roads westward
has already crossed the Mississippi and crow
ded its way to the Capital Of our State, and
now there are many hundreds Of sturdy Ia
borers grading the road toward to this place,
and the Engineers have already arrived, who
are locating the road directly through Gun
city, TO terminate opposite Omaha City,
thence soon to leap the turbid Missouri for
Utah, California, Oregon and ohsrfuture
Pacific states. 'a sst.ef
The Importance Of trade in this region de-
m and ths earliest possible aompletioa of a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

TWO HUNDRED g. FORTY ACRES
yyALUABts Timber land for sale, situated on
Y the direct road to Magnolia, and only three
miles from tis city. There are 40 acres OF tins
tract under good ditch fence, just completed 4,
and froutng on the road to this city the bal
ance fine rolling prairie anu hea'y timber. y
great barga.n can be had by applying soon at
the Post -Otiice or 20
BREWSTER & CO.,
v5n2Itf Real Estate Agents.
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SOCIAL HALL.

w ~. JOHNSON would annou nee to tn e
w. ladies and gentlemen Of this city that
De mas Just opened IN hrs new bailding, an OK
tehsWe assortment OF candies, eenJeetionaries,
fruits and nuts, pasteries cooling and un,ntox.
Icalihg uilhhs mat he viii prepare daily for his
customers Ice cream and various other deli
cacies anu comforts OF the season. He has also
good assortment OF books aud stationary, nov
els, engravings, &c. ~
A lew doors from the Post Office, next to the
bridge. ysu9,f
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90 Acres Fine Timber Land

We offer at great bargain. eighty acres
Of heavy timbered land, four miles from this
city this land has enough timber on it to more
than pay for it. A number of delightful building
sites are ON this tract. The owner intends sell
ling this tract, al great sacrifice. Apply to
BREWSTER & Co,
y5n2Otf Real Estate Agents .
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BOOT IL SHOE SHOP

Irl G. r. HAGGERrY would announce to
IVY the citizens of this city, that he Is no"
prepared with complete stock of Leather ana
findings to fill all orders In the Boot ana Shoe
lne-will also attend to repair ne and all KINDS
Of custom work.
All work warranted-prices as low as can be
had in the civ. and terms pay down.
eE Shop opposite City Hotel and next door
to Harls Exchange, Broa lway, Council Bluffs,
To,u, v5n20tf
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CIR .EFENBERG MEDICINES !
GR-EFfNBkRG MEDICINES |
GR4EFENBERG MEDICINES
GrGfenbers Manual of Health !

-''"'Nhpoi@ iuHuuI vi llCNltH
{ R-EFENBERG Vegetable PiIlsA-a reliable
" family medicine, especially for bilious
diseases.
Gfaeienbelg health bitters, taken in conuec.
ton with the pills, will cure chill fevers, fever
and ague, loss of appetite, &c.
Hreeh mountain ointment is a positive cure
Tor burns, scalds, frozen limbs, and all intiau,-
mations--lf applied Immediately will prsveata
blister o. scar #t
draefenberg eye lotion-a better remedy for
sore eyes cannot be found.
Graeienberg childrcus panaeea-for worms
ana Tor diseases of children, while teething, this
msaiclne has no superior, il will restore feeble
Children to sound health
Graienoerg sarsaparla compound-for biles
ana diseases OF the skin, is positive cure. 10
Is an excellent medicine for saSieaas9ap.
Graeienberg pile oinsmeas3 & balm,
ana dysentary syrup, are daily used with per-
feet success.
Graefenberg uterine Observation-Disclosures
OF feeble women have found relief by the use
Of iiiis medicine when all others failed. Inquire
for pamphlets Ht <tR ~ = z'e5
The Graefenberg Manual of Health book
OF nearly 300 pages, for 25 cents, should be in
every fhmily The money will in all cases be
refunded if desired by'the purchaser after read
ing the DO TX.
For sale wholesale and retail BY Mcmahon 4
Williams, Council Bluffs, Iowa, and by an agent
in every town in the county v3ni7m6~
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FOR SAIkgl

A few barrels OF choice Leaf Lard,
number Of wagons.
AHolce lots In J oinson's Addition 10 Conn-
Gil Bluffs;
a set OF BIacksmith's tools, OF shop and
tools to rent. Apply to
hlolt w d. JOHNSON.
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BATHING ROOM.

A. Russell would infornl the pablo
H. that he has opened a Hathlng Room ia
conneciioc with his
AElt SUI JLYG SALOON,
on broadway: where the finishing touches TO
cleanliness and geuteel appearance are slowed
without stint or grudgilg The public are DO
iteiy invited TO call at his rooms where, should
ne De so lucky as to shave them the keen edge
OF chagEin viii be removed by the consolation
tldt IL was done sleek, easy and without hurt
ing the feelings.
u Next door below Pegraui's store, Council
Bluts, Iowa. .y5nl4tf
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TIIfNIP SEEDs

W l. will pay cash for 80 lbs. good clean Tur-
mp SEED, IL deh'eIed soon. TERRY & Co.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
III eoPafIheT>hip heretofore existing be-
Il tween A Cochran and j. g. McGeath !,
known III business as Cochran Il McGeath,"
is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
The business Of the Grm will hereafter he sst-
tied by A. Cochran, who will hereafter contius
III TIE General Land Agency business as hereto
tore. A. COCHRAN,
J. G.. MeGEATH.
June 5, 1855. nl2tf
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BuggyS for Sale

A few choice Buggys for SALE
Fs- latest eastern touch
- ni6m3 r. p. SNOW.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
DE sofa STOCK.

We offer one share in the furnishing city oil
De Sofa. Washington county, Nebraska Tern
tory, for sale cheap, as the owner leaves III a
few days for the East, ,pply to
BRF WSTER & CO,
y5n2ltf Real Estate Agents.
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OUR TRIP SOUTH.

"a -PIattsmouth--the Country Farms
--Crops--Tewn Sites Weeping water- An,
vieut Works-Nehraska City--the Return
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
TURKEY.

Whatever be the result of the Eastern war,
the day for the deliverance of the East from
Turkish domination is clearly at hand. His.
tory has shown that she cannot regenerate
herself. Her summer is past her harvest is
ended, and to nations, there is no second
summer, no second harvest time. Already
the French wave is pouring in full tide up.
on the Eastern shore. Buffeted and beaten
back from the rocky battlements of Sebasto.
pol, it is settling in deep and quiet river
over Constantinople. The customs and
usages of the East are already beginning to
disappear. The Crescent is paling in the ris
ing splendors of the Cross The public places
arecrowded with ungainly Francks, and even
the secrecy of the harem is no longer safe
from the prying eyes ofimpertinent curiosity
Sherbet is giving way to champagne, and
turbans and red slippers to hats and boots.
Whether the Eagle and the Lion or the Pc
lar Bear shall be victorious in the struggle,
that is now shaking the desert, the world will
rejoice in the establishment of a Christian
civilization upon the ruins of Turkish bar
barism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
MADAME RACHEL.

IfMadame Rachel should win golden opin.
ions for those who have engaged her services
in this country, it will show that Brother
Jonathan is as ridiculous as John Bull in his
peculiar admiration of foreign artists Not
one Jonathan out of one hundred thousand
will understand one word that falls from the
lips OF the French actress, but it would be as
unnatural for him to be blind to foreign tai
ent' as to have an eye for native genius
French and Italian singers, dancers, must
cians, and, finally, actresses, are becoming
all the rage. Shakespeare has hit off this love
OF exotic prodigies, which seems to have
Deem older than his time, in the Tempest
where Trinculo thus apostrophizes the re
cumbent monster, Caliban, whom he takes
Tor atish: Were in England now las was
oncel, and had bat this fish painted, not a
holiday fool there but would give piece of
silver There would this monster make a
man-any strange beast there makes man.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
THE SLAVE TRADE.

If the secret history of the African slave
trade could be brought to light, some facts
would be disclosed which would place in
their true colors many of the most rabid
New England abolitionists. That the vessels
engaged in this traffic, and their officers and
men, are almost without single exception
from New England, is fact now universally
admitted. II may not, however, be so gene
rally known that the persons chiefly inter
estsd in the profits of the African slave trade
are steady going, long faced, Puritanical
New England abolitionists, who make Gn
awful outcry about slavery, and as quietly
pocket the proceeds of a successful voyage
for black cattle as for sperm oil. On one
occasion, an officer of the United States
Navy, who had captured an African SLAYER,
took her into the Massachusetts port FROM
which she had sailed, but was utterly unable
to secure the conviction of the accused
from the simple fact that nearly all the peo-
pie Of the place, including lawyers and
judges, were relatives of the crew, and inter
ested ia the traffic. These same people were
among the most furious abolitionists in the
country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

RENNETT & BEERS, WEo1,,-
- DRu GGIsTs, No. l25 MAIN ST, RrcEwosn u
call the especial attention of country nsr.s. Va.
physicians and the trade 10 thsil uuuuslI, S.a
stock Of "I ass'I
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS OILS, DYES.
WINDOW GLASS. COLoRs
With an extended assortment Of ''"hS
RICH FANCY GOODS,
Porte Monnsies, Violin Strings Perfum., sO,n,
Percussion CapL &C. especially adapted 10 ths t,s,
OF Virgins and North Carolina. They sis salA m.
prietors Of y"
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTBRE
THE GREAT REMEDY F0RrHE BL0oD
Extract Jsrnsiea Ginger. Concentrated Lsmos O.
rup. Lustral Hair Tonic. DisrrhGs Killer, Ia
They are agents for the sale OF
Morse's Cordial Brandreth's Pills
Hoefiaud's Bi.ters Vermifuee
Mustang Eminent Littles White Oh
Ind all the popular Medicines Of tie day at Propr !,
loacest prices.
y Always or hand. large sock OF the dss
CHEWING TOBACCO and CIGARS, Of the mss
celebrated brands.
They offer great inducements to cash sud rs,l,
prompt bayers, and respectfully request u! hon
all such, they determined to sell ct ysr1 ov
rates.
CHAs. BENNETT, VIM. 8. BEEm
se5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
HANDSOME DIyIDEND

The hichmond Fire Assoc iation, on the 9Th
inst, declared dividend of ia Der cent
for their earnings for the preceding 81,
months. This is large dividend, and shows
that the Association have done prosperous
business, and that its affairs are well man
aged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18
K1pNAprING.-Several days since we no.

ING-0CFcI6l udfb SlHGS VIC no
ticeG the arrest of man calling himself John Gray,
and haiiing from Georgia, who had in his possession
ablaek fellow called Thomas Gray, which he claim.
ed IS bis slave. At the time the arrest was made,
severai gentlemen from the South gave il as their
opinion tina. 1hn Gray was not white man, but
slave, and that he attempting to get to the North
Under these suspicious the Mayor committed the
two to jail for safe keeping since which time both
of them have made clean breasts by confessng that
they were runaway slaves. and that the one cslins
himself John Gray, was named AARON. aud belonge
TO MIR. William Butts, Of Marion, Georgia; while
the one calling himself Thomas Gray and professin
| to be the slave Of John Gray, was named PETER
and belonged to Mr. Brown Barker, of Mareugo CO !,
Alabama. These two fellows met in Georgia and
according to their own confessions there arranged
their plans CT escaping to the North Aaron being
almost " bite, and possessing long straight hair as
runied the position of master. aud taking the rail-,
roads. could readily have passed, uarnoles.sd. but
for taking lodgings in Mr. Lumpkins' house, where
most OF the traders stopped and where his was at first
suspected. The two were brought before thu Mayor
yesterday and after being allowed to make their own
statements, were committed to prison, thsrs to be
safely kept until called for by their owners