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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09
Nrofcssionol Qoros.


4 rroxNxY ARD COUNSELLOR AT IAs
Il and Solicitor in Chancery, Salt Lake
civ Utah; Win attend to all buslness
.ut,usted to him in Utah Territory. lie
~;il also attend to business ia the Supreme
xuu,t Of The United States.
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1OING' GOINGl! GONE!l
SNOW Z TURLEY,

A ction and Omnissioa Merchants.
raEY will attend to any business en-
trusted to them with promptness and
swatch Consignmeuts solicited. Liberal
ssn v,ncemense made on consignments.
>sles tended to'in town or country, or any
al, Of he State Also, will attend 10 buy ing
.,!!ing, nd leacng real estate, paying taxes,
-s'ecti ! rents collecting and renitiing money
s,,iin taGd warrants, &c. The public are nr
ted 10 livc rs a cai as we intend to do the fai-
hing Tsru. easy; Office at our store on Broad
way NJ The siga OF head quarters. Variety o
GOODS IN hand TO scu, cheap, whotlsite or retail.
a.<sAALL TURL1Y--Attarney al Law.
u I. .SNow-auctionecr.
REFYGREScEs
NYJ. K. Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa.
SsFsrs. Mcmahon & Williams, a.
'ioctor fIouu, a.
Naisrs l. vi. s Adams, Springfield, Ill.
Jau. q. lSo -noi3y!
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AnSEPH l.. SHARP,

il rrossxx AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
~ Gaeawood, Mills county, Iowa; VII!
%l.sxS to all bu.E.ess in the 9th Judicial
Restrict entrusted to his care. tie VIII
also attend TO business in the Supreme
~nnrt Of this State, and of the Y. States
n3U-u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

IS OF6N FOVS SC 'GI11
AnOW is the lime for selecting Soou
claims, town sites, and mill pnvil-
iges. Let every man get horse and make
haste. ]. ? Lewis can faraish you, or any
gooi ciiiz ., strangers. en:grants any a"'ouh'
of Saiu es, Harness. Brides, alters ana III
fact uythihg ia that i!he OF outht' Don 'o''
g.,, ne mace South side broadway, near SHOWS
suction room. His stock is of the first quality
aud everything is warranted to givs satisac'
liun.
Every variety of improved Spanish Saddles
and at prices uuprccodentediy iow.-kun aud
see. every ybody! Going gone.
Council Bluffs, June, 30th., ie54,-n 1T
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Sargcant Bluffs Commission Store

TIE Proprietor would say to the Public
! that he has just received we'll selected
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Drugs, Medi-
nines, aud ludiau Notors that he offers to sell
low for cash furs, or pe.lries
lie is prepared to reoeive any goods that may
be sent TO his care fer immediate sale or reshlp-
u Mt, promising due promptness. Refer 10
Wm. H. Robbins, Dubuque, Iowa.
Mordecai Moblia,
Mcmahon & Williams, Council Bluff;
Stutsmau * Donnel, ~
Sergeant Bluffs Oct 18th, lS54.-u 7-tf
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~ OOp
Wholesale and 1let2b
TN Stable and Fanevs Dry. .Gse1
Hardware, Roots and e1oee.
Liquors DC, at Ne sig4 ols'Csp
side of Broadway. Council Blp)g
Would respectfully snnonnce to the
this vicinity. tllat thsy have Per.al
ted, intending 70 make this theiF
p,ace OF business. They hope. ~
rity and close attention to business
reasonable share Of public hvSak
complete. and well selected assertn
eh.ndi:c will be kept cuns.anuy g.
Guiding every necessary And co.,
w either citiEea or emigrant. 0So
.he lowest figures. Terms, pay doN
uerchantSLls country prodncsien9
value.
Those intending to pufsAeee
invited 10 examine oga1
by 8 H Riddle. Esq. Onr n,oss!
try. then buy. g. DOUCHTF
Dec ii. '33--u34-tf.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS 4 NEBRASKA
FERRY.

TN view of the importance of makinga good
j road 10 the river. AsovE HiGn wArEA and the
permau Mt est>blishulent ofa
STEAM FE y.
the Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Com
pauy" wss organized last summer under w 'ne
general incorporation law Of the State. a thereby
uniting sufficient capital iorthese PURPOSES
All The companv now have the pleasure oil
announcing that the road is built. (aecordihg 20
the survey aad' an o: Col cortis and secure, !,
the hest anu nearest landing for the River Pack
cts, high or low water
And that their new STEAM MERRY BoAI
~ "A Rx II % NJ >
OF ample power and dimension' 10 c'eal s.s
track fr,m day to day, is NOW here ready 70
eo.amencs sssssiny immediately g tAe ePslsnk
This Ferry 10 due West Of town. and IN sign
and traveller. up the Platte Valley will iisG 'h'
the only direct route.
CAsrgss sAaH he reasonable and UNIFORM
f. LOWE. Pres
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FOR SALE,

A nice we'll situated lot in this city, upon
y hi,h are neat and comfortable dwellings.
Enluirc Of j. 4. JOHAsoN, Agent
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LIVERY AND 0ALa 0IAD.L.
NEAR the Pacific House" on Lower Broad
~ way, Council Bluffs City, Iowa. a daily
Omaibu Liue will run between Council Bluff,
ANA Omaha Cities.
Horses, carriages, buggies, and private con
vryauces to ary part, let rcaso uab.o terms
We bay c a large and conmodious stable 10
feeding and keefIn horses by Il. day>or werk
IIerses, mules and carriages bought and
sold
Olce atthe &C fc House.
WELLS 4 BROTHER
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PROCLAMATION.
TO The Citizens Of Council BluIS and
Vicinity.
PULVERMACHER'S
AYORO-El ECTRlC VOL TAlC CHAINS

CONSTRUCTED TO be worn next to the
~ skin producing constant current of uSis
TERRUPTEu ELECTRIC MISUNDERSTANDING N &.
MEDIATE RELIEF FROM ALL ACUTE
PAINS, and
PERMANENT CrRE ys ALL NErRAtCIc DISEASES,
PCLvERMAcHEa's ELECTRIC CHAINS were first
used In France, three years since, for the cure
of Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted
to the most thorough trial, in every Hospital in
Paris, by the most learned Professor in that city
they were recommended to- the Government of
France. who gssated Patent for thh .0i>cov-
cry. During fISs years le5l+2 thy We're in
troduced in Germany, Austria, Prus'a and Eng
lsnd, aud ere sesr siucs, introduced and patton
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THE DEAUTIFULVILLAGE OF
IRANiSTAN,

CITUATED fortvfve miles East OF
- Council Bluff City, on either side OF
Indian Creek, in the midst of the best fal ming
soanssy in the State of Iowa: offers
RARE lNDU CLEMENTS
to mechanics, and others, seeking good heal
Thy location in the great West 1t boasts the
BEST mill seat in Western Iowa, upon which i
erected good substantial stone dam, one saw
and grist mill, together with other machinery
are now in successful operation.
THE GREAT AIR LINE RAIL ROAD,
cow being constructed from New York and
Philadelphia, via: Fort Wayne to Council Bluff
City, passes within few rods of the vllag,
aforesaid. and a line Of stages, from keokuk tt
Council Bluff City, arrive and depart daily from
.his place. Soae i to seventy five thousand
eni srants pass thrc i lranistan annually, on
t1sir way to Califor..2, Utah and Oregon, ma
KING ready sale for a,i kinds of produce, and
'arn's ing empioyme..', at good prices, for va.
'sous kinds Of mechanics.
II Eligible locations may be had in the viii
age at reasoni BILE prices
u Further information may se had by appli-
catlon TO ST CARY, Proprietor,
Iranistan, Cass co. Iowa
u33 IT,
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l1m1 ~ ~ 99nDeN1nsA nsAsat
/ MOST ASTONISHING CURES OF
Rheumatism. st. Vi,us Dance.
Panied 4 swelied joints, Pa ptation of the heart
Neurslgia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness Blindness, Pains from Indigestion
Mysteries, Dyspepsia. Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS
is quickly and rapidly cured, 10y simply wear
ing the Chains for few hours each day,
The Chains were first introduced in the city
of New York, where they wer" exhibited TO
Profs Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post, Carno-
chan, who really discovered that they possessed
STRANGE AND SINGULAR rowKR or
INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS.
whenever applied, and by their recommendation
and influence, they were introduced into tLr
different Hospitals of New York, aud are now
in daily use those Institutions, IN The treatment
and cure OF the above named diseases.
NO OTHER MECHANICAL AGENT
in the world can produce SO many we'll authfn-
ticaicd Certificates of cure from Scientific Ply.
sici4us and Intelligent Patients may be found
in each Pamphlet, which may b otaned tgra-
tsJ at the Drug store of Nlchos Paine who
are The sole Agents, and who i'll explain the
manner of use to any one vii nay apply
Ia the city of New \ ora, the Genera f.
fec, 568 Broadway, there iGiy being = Id
from IU TO 0U CHAINS, ana sale ana dc - no
in Boston is great in proportion TO iii op-
uiation, although they nave ouiy 'beea a.ro-
duced three months.
The CnAiNs are easily worn, and equ ~ aP-
nlcable To all classes, the child as we'll g tse
adult, aud. are Always ready for use--ncTer ge1
oat Of repair, and are rs much an Article o o.
natucnt, US they are valuable means OF cure.
CAvrloN.-Ladlcs who are caceinfe IRE &c.
oucsted not 10 wear them.
j. h. JOHNSON, Council Bluffs
The prices of the Chains are s. and 50, /,
and 80 Links, aud can be sent by mai! to any
part of tho State, by addressing JosLPH STEIN
sgr. General Agent, New ork.
me- If
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p O lg Y e Y
Ny Prairie Home.
BY THE EDiToH~

My Prairie home-what magic words are thess
Tshre's music in the pleasant sound.
AMI magic charms are strewn around
Ny prairie home-'mid clustering trees.
My prairie homeI love its modest mein,
There's flowers beneath its sylvan grove
Where warbiing songstcrs sing OF love,
And earth is drest in loyeiiest green.
Ny prairie home--it charms my inmoss soa--,
There's Joys within the prairie vale. ~
And blooming verdure shrouds the dale
Ii my happy, fasorite goal. ~
~1@{ IL sae-..s--@.s 4sAzas-a .aa@ - = "a
Ny prairie home is decked with choices! aoweEs
Amidst the Eden OF the West
country beautiful, and blest.
And wilIwoods sweetcs: fragrant bowers
Ny prairie home--amid the rising hills,
Is famed byzephyrs Of the Spring,
That choicest Towering odors bring,
And wateEed by pure gurglin5 ril!s
Ny prairie honc-amid the meadows gre4a-
Where blushins rosebuis scent th4 ali,
And blooming 10 owers are angels care
It Is an earthly heaven, l ween.
My prairie homsT would no: gvs lie wea!ta
For heaps of precious glitt@ring ore,
Nor crowns that monarchs ever wore
Adore the price Of .iehest worldly geli-
Ny prairie homa-its choiee autumnal fsliss
Are rich az could ask, or wIsh;
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By ". TlEL0H.

How rich thou arr Elk Hon,
In thy morning boau:y dressed;
When such lovely landscape,
Is imascl GA thy brelss.
There's magic in thy waters,
And its charms are flung oey us:
| must, will be idle,
This winters morn with thee.
How bright thou art Elk Horn,
A! midday, when the wave
Receives the beaming sunshine,
That comes in thee 10 lave.
There's splendor in tny waters
When the bright sun is high;
must, will be idle,
For the scene euehints mine eye.
How dear thou art Elk Horn.
When yon light round thee falls;
When the evening sky has psAcilled,
Its beauty on thy walls.
When tac Red mans Boa. is aoa;iny,
IN thy waters bright and free.
must, will be idle,
hls suullt hour with thee.
How sweet thou art Elk IInrn,
When the full moons geutlo Eight
Plays with thy happy waters,
Onthe star gemmel winters night.
men art thou more enchanting,
Than the richest dream could Os;
must, | will be idle,
This wiRtes's eve with thee.
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~ o NJ A III A
AND COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY
Omnibus Line.
II. D. H A R L.

DESPECTFULLY 1NFUKMS The 70 b.
III lie that he viii run line of Carriages
from Council Bluffs to Omaha, regularly twice
every day, aud oftcner when desired, regard
less Of Weather.
Carriages will be in readiness, Morning and
Evouing TO convey passengers from Omaha to
Council Rinifs. n35-tf.
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C. E. STONE
r. Fl. Sherman.

Attorney aud Ccun>el'ar AT Law
OMAHA CITY, Nebraska Territory
n30ly
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WANTED,

N Joiner, WIN HI ~ h1sds 80 70
- 600, to enter int lie numbering and buils.-
ing business in Council Bluffs.
For particulars address Z. o. Box 81, or IN
qure ofthc 16stmsster.
Derpetual Countins House Almanacs,
l. For sale q the p 0.
NOTICE
rs hereby RfSen that | have left all my Books,
/ Notes AID accounts with my agent X. p.
Snow of this city with whom all indebt ed will
make immediate set. .le,nent.
WM. CLANCEY.
council bluff, 3an. 10, 80 n3o-Jn'
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GARDEN SEEDS.
Il will pay fair price for all fresh, well
saved garden seeds, both vegetable and flower
it delivered soon and in good order.
If H. A. TERRY
Couacil BLUFFS, December 26 isA.-n25
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D N. LEwis. THoS. J. EARTHvLov
JAMES w. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

" c.5 I'll, following pa .sgro II from The r.
p4b.iran u ,s-te5'ss.
aD8rias ta- ~. : J. 10 and III, va
die Frrt foundations q: branrracy Wsre q1at-
iu-. AMI .zEe mountain a#hiasel bs an earth
graks. seemed shout = sluss shelton = Lex"
va "a aa.IF fighting - Fr.}. Hi Nat zaaHs -
No friend 4 h.. hooking back - ibu-e strTkE -
and susceptible - thor patriotic influences. esl
fail t. trs L. prevent ike result mat ssar. J
40 - would n1i only be fuise tp Democracy. b.;
false II that true iaAn whose claims they atfeea-
ted before the stauntan Convention
If Mr. Lake wa CALAMITY citing IA l-IJ T.
prevent tn '-hame' Il aIlpaing tie deaHefaiie
parts - link, - he doing preei-'ly shat Alr.
W.e ~as not doiag. We have seen er' at zeal
said abost slr Leake', unsarytng fidelity to lhe
democrutle psrfY. - could 500 no mort Mt II
it bad been -s-Ju, has il been - What The
drama'i.t -ay- aaoat thi- "~Iekea world and
"ihe feper ne praise IN i ihr better aV9lses
with special Gtue-- - politicians. Who would
i.el.e.e that shelton +. Leake. that trpe man'
had eyor swung booze frJu IL party tagoTHgs'
Not t8e Republican. sc are suro Bot shat I'll
j., ssy to tie i,llosing reraP OF history In
I-.H after Mr.. Rive. lien Senator. Lad %. a
way from the Democratic party and identified
himself aith the opposition and Vile our 'o9n'-
mAa Major Garland ten the Bepre.entatiFe Ia
Cousre-. from The Rcd land District, stood by
bis sidr-ths Wing. Of Alscmarle. mrHnen'-
ed Hr K .sitl pubic dinner. Among H." pub
li.hea proceedings oa tho occasion appears ii"
following toa.t ..-rui IN by shelton r. l.eake''-
,,at IA: 70, offered under the inspiration e clio
q1encc, OF wins. ar pali'caes--bat deliberately
written aud Voluntarily ..-eni in"
"Nm { Rive aud james Garland Ia ti.iy
success OF d,feat j.. involved the great quest 'n
whether tie Representatives Of the People ar. g.
be frse and iadsp,adtaL or mon automatic IL
play. at pleasure, by The hands If tie EIecu-
tive
IIs~ long Mr.. Lake stood o,.t against the Dc.
inoera;ic party wc ara not advised bnt tbs one
public remuneration Il party ties il Sufficient
justification 10 any friend Of his. vino may be-
disposed t. stand aloai i.ala the stanton tiekt'.
Tus SIsATouIAL DIsraieg.-The RepubHean
i. a1tborizel Ia -ay that ..snirr no elrcu,nstau-
CO. VII Gol. MeD,arm"n b. q candidate to1 ~
election from the Caupbe.l and APlpnatioH sau.
atorial District A. under no circutn taner-
could he retain his place II d. wiser and me-
comfortable to iii dogsn than to fall We CON
mend his discretion. 1t j. not t95 early 10 beaiu
TO consider the question 81 the -accession-and
suggest that the people turn their at
tention to it. Tho neat session Of the Legs
laiure will be- an important cue for the Interests
Of Iynchburg and tn District
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

-. szs- 81 #t...#=as a.#z.. .= s -sat H.s=.-.5 go
ialsYsae tas 4t,aas us.za ~ aa~.eHs. a. au- 8.
hry a#t t.#t .iHz. ~ a,I#sr fi 81. -ae .' ~
siec = irT-z-#.F .=.llz Iaavs at --zs##i -
La-fafaI 81 .5. i...e il-Ft "a. egaI afatiYras
mall force ia tbe Gr.iuea; tat tie s.Hss cannot
tsk ~4s.a. io;.l uus--. 10y rsceive r.uforee mat
Giving them superiority IT fore 70 the Aunt 81
s-- fhsrtr l. iffs gsr at. that the :as-.au -
.af -sIt.4zs ar taa #s-i ;raoPs IA tie sri ~
f..ee thas never =. H0t perish uale-. ert-zed
T. retreat H. ihluk. ,ae 4..ie- lab lui-F, gre;
disadvantage "a having ~" commanding generals,
fHtfhe rusf Ia victory !. ihIsLrh uaiiy 81 design.
IAe inference I stu.d dras fa.sn General scott
o $ iha, -rha.toyol siu nj De taken. ftr
doubt whether IT, allie. Can t.T9s soea p.a-
.iefalce 4 rec there a. = necessary. BE-
General further al fiaf The allies could a"' re-
embark nax Hthaat ima,e4-e ICES - iaen.aul al
fhe material. Of ar IN camp except The ~ealz.as
=. ,l...y hands. ""
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

A FRAGMENT !

Tonisf.. Oh A-....sa-, the ziast Of
u-Dartei a.ar.' e. iacs fon out its grase'
aud p. II .t.nds t-i.re me- h it. large
AM atadrlfa. Sc. a. ms - rrTd each thought
ILatlies ru-ss. Is.i ;Hs He~Ies IN us leart,
Ur uases 70 Ire again - - hae- Ioia
Tie Ia rl.si ga.t. that sfiT within NJ brain
Those raven rerl'risr Hh;rh j hoT"i ~ers drov nod
T. irflss .i-H.t 5n. ETrycrt
Ihare - = tssH-- E..ss ore, 4 given lire
The ffs-hr.t a9sers n53 rari lalh ever rnafs'--
Yrs. Tassionafay hs Dir ter 10
Isr deai 1.eaa8er. abe ste Elssel tie eews
ofIeafh Fl If Biz - ID .If-s
Hat thon hs.; .,s,ruesl % y f. With ala sum
IHr banls,e II AN earnest rartt 'fs.nrllt
PETER That I.baii.d s=a-u that lcss-a TO
AuIlran IN il the sad cafcri"ure si,uh
I.Aii t-ari me ti9n t1a,s l-eetdea lille
Thu 57j-b'.t have ben .hrii' to uhifA, Mere,
Ia-h afcrir- n 49, altar ny lcrrf
Were ala.lc--#a5 g-ry -sa.s iiala'y -
AtIru-tb Oh Naaseu.cl t.oa =, h...lc :, e sl,r
HAieh t.ol j l'-t vsate suud Inc eaee g.: Ibp sY-I
gu4t hr.J NJ every I'll, n-bt ENHANCED -aht 't,a.
\ -ua.., cuchau' .s.t. lut It's ruEe tits last,
A.I nov WITHIN ny laneiy lcart rrsl l'Ic
That tl5u ld'.t er.t .a.i ire hath und tonight.
II. scYulrhrel Faras-lH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

The REPUBLICAN throws out the following rea-
sons why its party should combat zealously the
efforts Of the Know Nothings. We suggest that
they should equally stimulate the latter to re-
newed exertion
.'The present canvass in Virginia is the first
attempt, excepln some few city elections, to test
the adoption OF this secret order to Southern pol
itics. Should it suoceed--should Know Moth
ingism triumph in Virginia---an impulse would be
given the organization which could not fail to
give il reasonable chances of success in the com
ing Presidential canvass. Its adapton to the
Northern politics is fact most disastrously
proved in the late elections. It's success in Vir-
ginia would prove its adoption to Southern poll
tics too, and thus nationaiize it.
Virginia is the Sebastopo of the existing politi-
cal war. The allies of Know Nothings and Wings
have laid seige to it. The laws of suffrage alone
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

prevent the -eaa=Ec II Iriaigr. aasl'- t. .szzs'
u frsIn NassncH=-rtf- eiH NJ HfAz H=#'
II lail. the kry = the Grilaaa'f H. III fsssi-
sienilai causa-- suuid Be- H.'-=s<'H =. The al
he.. such benz -. b. - 81 fh'ie attack n
i.,esaa.s patriots glis appreciate TIE importance
Of til sifuggle.H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

lsy i GIT. b., 5oiinl through the win1nw. H.,
obtained nothing. His ,hpald st the night
watch on a sharper look out.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral Of the late Mr.. f. B. ScuACKIE.
FORD will be attended from her late residence in
Amherst county, this morning, ut II O'Clock.
Her friend, ald acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend.
% Jan, ls55.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

GENERAL ScorT on THE EASTERN WAR.-Tl
Washington correspondent of the Charleston Men
curry writes follows:
II had recently the pleasure of hearing the crit
cism of General Scott ON the in the Crimea !.
look upon Scott one of the great captains of tn
age, and listened with great interest TO his ideas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

The funeral service OF CHARLES ". SrATuAu
SON of {. W. Stathum, will take place this morn
ing at l04 o'clock, at his residence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

PErRIFIEb HUMAN BODIES. a few days since
the body of Mr.. 10y, wife Of Gcorge =. oy, who
died twenty four years ago. and Wa buried SOM"
three miles from Dayton, Ohio, Gi-intrrred,
to be removed to cemetery. Both the collin
and the body, to the surprise of all present were
found to be in an excellent state Of preservation.
The Dayton Empire says;
The shroud, and indeed all the covering which
was upon tho body at the time of nterment, TWEEN
ty-four years ago, had disappeared-not YES
tige of them remained The body was perfect, eH-
ccpt the light leg from the knee to the ankle
iont, where the flesh seemed to have wasted away
and lay at the bottom of the coffin in substance
resembling ashes mixed with sand. With this
exception of decay the body and limbs exhibited
the same perfectness of exterior they did when
life and animation in their body
The body, indeed, had been petrited. 1t was,
by some strange quality of the earth turned INTO
stone ola drah, or more properly speaking, flesh
color, and the chsel of the artist might initiate,
but could not make SO close resemblance to the
'humun form divine" The smile which lighted
up her countcnance at the moment when death
gently united the cord which bound the soul to
clay still seemed to linger upon the face of stone
The grave of the grand child Of Mr.. 10y was
next entered, and the coffin oXhuned. 1t Wa
also found to be heavy, and when opened, the
corps presented much the same appearance "a
that of Mrs. Icy. 1t was not as perfect, however
although petrihed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

LOLA Monies IL THE Wups OF CALIFORNIA
\ CORES pondent of the Journal writes from Grass
Valley, December l3. as follows
II visited to-day the countess, tMalamc Lola
Monte,). She lives quiet and, apparently cosy
life surroundcdby herpet birds dogs goat,,sleeP,
hens turkeys pig-,and her pony. The latter seems
to be IA fayorite with Lola, and he is her com
panion in all her mountain ramblcs. Surely it is
strange Inctamorphosis to find tho woman who
has gained world renowned notorcty, q WHO
has played her part upon the stage of lie with
powerful potcntates and with whose name Eu-
rope and the world familiar finally settled
down at home i'll the mountain-wilds of Calfo-
min =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23

BRUTAL MURDER OF AN OLD Man FOR ms
MoNEY.-Au old man, by the name of Dunbar,
was murdered and robbed a few nights ago, in
Fort WAYNE. Three villain. found out that the
old man had money, when they attempted to ad .
minister chloroform; but, failing in that. they
took him into n grocery aud Piled him with liquor.
They then started him home and followed after,
when the old man. finding himself una de to loco
mote, laid himself down in board. yard whore
one of the murdcrers bounced upon him with II
hickory stick and killed him then the three rob
the wretches, who are in prison for triad, are Ro
name, Madden and kerler, one of whon has con-
fcssed tn crime Chicago Dem. jan. IL.