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.eastora ss4kAv nhnaaA make YoHs ~ rance
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eeihen'' .s~ .
81 Gen. >. b.snoper.s on mas gons on
Ttsit 10 MS Iriehds ID on'o'
a. Hon. VIM. Clancy was returned nem-
Der of the Nebraska Legislature at the fs-
cent election. lie is the emily member we
have heard OF having bean reelected
FAIL 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
The Saiuted Dead.

Thoy are our tressures--changeles and
shining treasures. Let US look hopefully.
Not cost, but gone before. Lost only ike
stars Of the morning, that have faded into
the light Of a brighter heaven. Lost TO earth,
hat not to us. When tile earth is dark, then
the heavens are bright; bright when objects
around become indistinct and invisible in
the SHADES OF night, then objects above us
are more clearly seen. SO is the night Of
sorrow and mourning: ID settles down upon
us like a lonely twilight at the graves of our
friends, but then already they shine on high.
While we weep, they sing. While they are
with Us upon earth, they lie upon our hearts
reireshinsly, like the dew upon the flowers !;
when they disappear, it is by power from
above that has drawn them upward and tho
lost OH earth, they float in the skies. Like
the dew that IL absorbed from the flowers,
they will notreturn to us; but ike the flow
ers themselves we will die, yet only to bloom
again 10 the Ellen above. Then those whom
she heavens have. absorbed and removed
from u, by the sweet attraction of their love-,
made hpiis apd levelisr b iight will drat
aowaydssss again BIZ sGaitJ,aAad req ~ pur
Asarts as.bsfoass Th6V A1s 0axs teeasurts--
lowing oaAs- -ths snipAs8 AenAi = Neslaueh's
hsavaIly Rssssa isisa.Ess .eets ls.ass ASS q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
The Crimea.-a Gold Country.

DR.. F. Maynard's prom Paris to Sebas-
topol" has the following: "if England and
France were TO take possession of the whole
Of the Crimea, and wished, without keeping
up an army OF occupation at vast expense,
to prevent Russia from ever re-establishing
her power, they have only to decree that
henceforth the Crimea should be an indie
pendent State, self governed: AMI to attract
thither, in less than year, as many millions
If Inhabitants as could be lodged on the soil
it would be sufficient for them 20 declare tie
ports free, and 10 plant on the Tchartir Dagh
banner inviting the goldseekers Of every
nation to come and search It's sides. In the
rocks Of the Tchartir, the Dimirdgi, Sinab
and Aluchta, there Is enough to pay the Oh :
penses Of the war If it lasted a century. Per-
haps my readers may feel astonished Mt nv
making such statement. They would be
astonished if they knew the authorities on
which | rely. | do not merely appeal Ia
geographical documents and .he history of
past tir'es to prove infaliibly that tina gold
mines OF Tchatir Dagh exist, and hare beon
worked; also invoked the testimony Of
those who. DIX yIsU DE- MANU-, have sees md
touched veins and gold more abundIe,g d
and all the known mines. Il suited the poll
icy Of the Cars to leave these mines unwork-
ed and to efface the recollection OF them az
far as possible. II they we're worked by fres
men. that would have attracted from every
corner OF Europe multitude Of "a sensurers,
men OF snterprising character, on : single
point OF the empire, it would have been kin
ding . conaAgrasioa which they 1sopjd not
have m astsred. IL, on me otherl,aud, eesfs
and prisoners were employed . snia4nsy ~
Crimea was not ! ke the Ural, 70 pssaete
from Europe that the groans Of tkss6lave
martyrs could not he smothered, ssi hey
might have eseaRea the fsngA Of TIE ds1pot.
The Russian Government. coht6quentIy, kgo4
claims the. e1n2eQup oeq1nu these n1cunj
ts'aasFhsh Hides6 VEL the A. r ~
Caucasus, to1kA 1Shs5sao. IL q ~
'nVt1ysaA I'LL beconn Ell III =
Old World. .1.-----------.--. -.
abSRf BUleE5k!.
'tosnsRly : lnnbsr. ,daalat alj( =
lately conaz Itsi1A e4n(leG Bic
ss.sss?1eM 49, IA g. ~
TseuSesu 80 - 15s3 = :
',uibcln17QD s11n1 $500 1.51s7 |'1, 1a
shaDs& 81 : - (r1sss1lo y =
~ s nd 40SA ~
4lk3S Wi5t6fSi6 paper says 81
renee Of such sad case shows that T. ~
etA,n 11as6s14 4stss ~ m rlssee -
oHDo - WosAsns9ss nf .sa9ffq Ina fE4
% 4 fyHa'304 - .,s,sn he
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

guk4 ApFNps~ss And ApeTiaea 40 Aeeus-
Ftepsd telssgssd tlse GbinaAs sssnoviesa ia
sAso 80 I'D ssisnssss ard yet ~ iePssiall
emAf y ~ Of the Inost gigantic works il
tse Whole universe, displaying enibshs rracl
tlcAs engineering skill and genius in II cop.
EstsnctOa.A 49, KY .,atas ,t,Qq0.i =.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

COUNCIL BLUFFS IL NEBRASKA
TICKET OFFICE!
TICKETS for Omaha, Nebraska City, Flo y
encs and Fl Calhoun, at Harris Exchange, Cen
ter Broadway. Council Blufs.
II. D. HARI, Proprietor.
July 81, '55. v5n2ltf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
Land on Time !

rASADY d TEST have just received a
~ large supply of Land Warrants, aud are
now fully prepared to male tisis enteries.
Council Biuh may ~, So. v5uiotf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

Nil oNxY,s OIRTmEN T

The Grand 8xeesnsl Remedy.
d ~ aid ctthe ais1eneps. wesss ntulons
HI opsniaes 90 ia 6ur5acs Of our bodtss.
bsgA these this Ointment. when ruled 81
sskin, u carried % any organ or iavard
~ Diss0ss Of the Kidneys, disorders Of The
~, sEs6tisss Of the Aeart, lnfsmmstion OF
Lungs, asahama, coughs, and colds, are by
means effectuady cured. Every housewife
lows that salt pxeses freely through bons or
ut Of any thickness. This healing Ointment
more readily penetrates through any bone
Aeshy part Ct the living body, curing the
ct dangerous iaward couriaints, nat Gun OF
reached BY other .seaAs.
sysipelas, Salt 11Aena and Scorbsaic
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
w. ID. JOHNSON,

w. ID. JOHNSON,
Dea2es in .t...
CoufeCt TONERS, Books Il Stationery. Nuts,
Fruits, Cigars, Toys, Fancy Goods,
Patent Medic ines, Ac., Ac.,G IE
Next Door nsrth Of the bridge, Madison street,
9se4 Council Bluffs, Iosa, "a rIns-
HTI1ku Has just received HTVhU
vlarge and choice sup ZEV
CHI ply Of goods In binNkAa8A0
liae which are nov opened and ready for snie,
among which may be snumer rate d. .'s@ t} @'
Every variety Of candies--a large assortment
OF nuts--a large and superior lot OF cigars
variety Of fine tobaeco-apples--
currants-p runes--herring- cheese nk.--ps.
pef-enveiopes-pens 4 penciis---schooi books
and Observation-Disclosures DO oks- toys-larYe
family bibles-bI.nk books-pictures, with or
without frames--ali manner Of toys and play
things for Enthusiastically and fancy goods
many Of the most valuable aud popular family
claims Rowsnd's Tbnic
Mfxtuse--MoEat's Life Pills ana Phoenix Nit
sers-Ma,taug Liniment-Essencs Of Life
Western Tonic--Bonset Pills, De.
= - Ca II and see, ifyou want anything use
fafer fsnny. v5n34tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

THE CoUScu BLUFFS BuGLz.-- This spicy
little paper still reigns "Mouarch Of ali its
scrveys" ont ON the confines OF Nebraska. =
la editor is ''nne OF 'em'' sure, anI We can
never be satisfied until after We make his per-
sonal acquaintance. We wish his paper al
the success in the world, an would not cast
sraAws in his gay TO fortune for any earthly
consideration. Go on, friend johnson, We
are not ambitions about any new enterprise.
National Flag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
ELIZABETH FOX:

Examined the above named patient few
Gays before he commenced taking the Pam
acea, have examined him since and fully
sanction the statement Of the parents. be-
lievo it to be permanent as we'll as re-
markable cure. Attest,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

AxrIDury1Ax.--Fller Simeon Allen, has
left ut our office, for toe ins pection of the Gu
rioas, piece of grape vine, (or wood muoA
resembling ii which was taken from a well
on his premises, in the north part Of the city,
s. few dAv ago, at the depth of % feet from
the surface of the ground. IL Is in tolera-
Die state of preservation, and must have been
embedded IN the earth for many centuries.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

PANACEA
The Doctors at lasts Omit that
s G OFUL A CAN BE c'UHE
Franklington, Henry D. Ky.
On. Bsucx, Dear Sir:--In justice to you
and the afflicted generally, We beg leave to
state, that our son has long been afflicted with
SCROfULA in its worst form, large knot
being formed or the neck and throat, sslarge
As HEIRS egg. While in this condition W.
procured two bottles ofyonr Panacea, whics
he took according to directions, and, thank
God, it has cured him. tie is now well.
Yours, most gratefully,
JAMES FOX, .sess
ELIZABETH FOX:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
fait sel.tl - liofsfsil IN .
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MAu RoBBsRY.--T Dubuque Express
Of the 18th. says;-ssThe mail which left
here on "Wednesday morning last, arrived at
Marion 2. O'Clock At night. The mail bugs
we're put into the post office, but the driver
left the Cedar Rapids bags in the stage. In
the morning he drove of for Iowa City With
out seeming to know anything about IT, On
Friday morning the bag was found, cut in
two, aud the contents rifed. A quantity OF
letter wrappers was with The bag, and some
three thousand dollars worth of Land War
rants, mailed here on Tuesday by Je.up& Co.,
for Greene & Weare, OF Cedar Rapids. The
rihed bags and the scraps Of envelopes were
taken TO Cedar Rapids by the Post Master at
Marion, who brought them to the Post Mas
er in this city, on Saturday morning. Mr..
Cookery immediately telegraphed to various
points for special police to investigate the
robbery.
Among other valuable letters known to be
lost, is package of $1,000 in Bank notes,
which came here BY the Express gent, for
Greene 4 Wcare. A person against whom
stroug sas,icions exist, has been arrested at
Marion, AID we presulne the stage diver will
also be arrested.
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sTRAYED.

I'm FROM Little Pigcor, . few weeks
IA since, Black Horse Pony, with on
whi,e hind foot. heavy name and tail, and one
blind eye. He Was last seen in the neghbor.
hood Of Musqu eto Greek, above Wick's Mill.
ANY person having knowledge Of his where
aboats winmuch oblig- the.owner by leaving
werd with the Postmaster, Or by leas ing letter
~ the PostsfiiSs containing the same. brs
Oct. 90. IS. l..',,t.. - - ! s34tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

DfscoSnxgkD.--The Warsaw mo. Dem
oeras has the following: F'We strike the
names OF two Of our subscribers from our
books this week, WHO have recently been hung
in Texas We 90 this because we are not
advised, yet, OF their present locality =
We shall take pleasure in seniinS tue DEM
Ocrat to their address, as soon Us we can hear
from them
We hope some of our delinquents will 20
and do likewise.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

EIGHTY YEARs a PRIsoSKR-A tough and
hardy old fellow recently passed thro' Lyons
France. on his way to Savoy, his native coun-I
try. NO less than eighty years ago, when hs
was forty -one, be was sentenced t. the French
gallies for life, for some crime. AT the com
meacensens of our revolution, being then a
mlddle-agcd man, he was shut out from the
world The other day he was released, at
the age OF one hundred and twenty one
80 . cause j assigned bst the, probability j.
that tbe Government thought that,he Ed
worked eqt. mere than natural lie in Ibs
gallies, and that he was pass dstsg ~ ysharm.
tbs inter- 3si.eS iiis Ee1 Eea ~ s..Sy,
'sxseiy 'ods handrsd yes<s; o. yincs X IL,
rivsJ ptkhs age of tEeaty-onc. The ld{sll
Low sljeis perfect hSAltA, although "a Scoops
~ s2ash that his .laesi nearly ,tasaAM ~
.k0q1s Lis@sz saaf1a ssssss3 es5asHo 1T Lz Il !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

ECNTI~G SSAEEs.-Dr. Thomas, Of Mon
ticello, Ind reports ca &c Of rattie-snake
bite. air. l. H. ). (age 80, who stands six
feet in his stockings; who, by the way, was
very fond Il brandy,) who had Just been Bit
ten OIL the inside of his Left heel By large
rattle-snake-both fangs had been we'll in
serted in the muscles. In thiry-six hours
he was sound and we'll. gave him, in the
short time alluded to, one quart of brandy
aud one aud half gallons of whiskey--aii
without lntoxication. lie wanted more, and
refused to supply him.
The next day Mr.. H., his neighbor, was
passing along, and saw him with his pants
rolled up 10 his knees, barefooted, and wad-
ing round 10 the weeds and grass with his
feet, Ii. asked if he had lost anything.
ono, sir.'
'What are you doing Their ?''
I'm hunting snake. There amt any Id
uor ony what DIR. Thomas has, and he ont
let me have any unless I'm snake bit, SO Pm
hunting one.
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CxrrfSfaspy. .
We ~ask4 ~ lo-sgags ,sslsfl = Gar
r;sr sse.Ahs Dsgls, Who's The isas Young
AmsriaA, spts p salrenost yssssslf = our
Office. ~l3s ssasAs 4H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opposite
politics nssseisg Des irqnks6 ~ addsss Of
some rNiitssssa sstse'E Ir unsss ~ ss4sesn-
dignantly spsY>fb6: 's4i''4''s4 ss~ta ais 40
Tan proud . ~, si5 ! tPsk ! l an Wholly
aoh, you are pssaa afrear ignorance, sh,
usse raj afb4 3R92 uuks~naxs
.Yss ] an" replied the shslli 1gsn-
deman, '.aadswhat thss. sss a. X
~oa. nothing, sir, nothing .onl! you have
x'sas deal 70 bsl4rout of, eA~ts all.s
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eyFhe following foreib' lilssisassd es e d
~aniuasiou W copy iaen q xxnAa',s -. 4
We b.v, elad ) hsasty r. - I : J I.
r..poud.atA a,yls; thf up1 \ !
va much Tear NJ ehse wAe vfeis iAAe
osen stealing our thaadsri
From the Buffalo Morning Express
YsrnilliQn Ce..@ u. SAA III
mr.. rh,rsp: mo for sxaynf y la
ah;tants ot neantown, in the etAts q
Hampshire. The staple product ot THE ~
!, ;nd;aated by itpneAe. 1sans ara the
c,ia.;nv medium there, and tslAwIal sen
a. - ! sslawlsss tenant - the AlabAu
chan said Of tho bank nolas. FillS thru
gallpn stons iur with beans, put II : pa
s,ornla and then. bake the jog. Thie
s.al.k and bsans'' for the indwellsrs Of 6eee
tn-n. a i their dietio platform every "
and An the tine ! il has been 40 ever sinns
THAR anoestorS commenced scratching eyseS
al nndsr the shadow Of Plymouth Rock. ~
win remain 50 till the heaseDs arc folded H.
l;ke 4 diaper. and the .smorning starr On
another vocal concert. The freeholder
Beantown, when he butchers ms lone pig l
family meat, .eutsit into three hundred vi
sixty Ave pieces, though it weighs but Pa
pounds. These three hundred ana 4lx T.
I've "stopples" make the circuit OF the yel
On ssfast day. the ssoppis l. omitsed.
proceeding Is 'sdoubls- barrel.ed," for N
L causes che hssrs % realize the great 8
lfhinesss Of ia, Il a0ords the luxury 81
''stopples" Tor TAsAksgivins! au1l11t
reared under bean pressure OF more tuna
twenty goose power. What II the effect? III
dwarls down the free spirit Of tho Pilgrims,
and brushes out the nobler impulses OF man
hood. To beings so distorted. York six-
pence appears larger than Hamburg cheese.
The germ OF al this distortion-financials and
yisuai--is found in the poverty OF the soil.
Aud what more could be expected from lands
where barren sands, granite boulders snd
barberry bushes held the balance Of pc yer?
And then for the fatufe life, what hope Of
blessed resurrection remains for those who
sleep in soil too poor to raise white beans,
and where they 'sdriil and blast' for pars-
nins? Echo answers, s'Nix Cum fENsLE nrs-
rrs % That's Dutch, and means the ease is
more than doubtful,l Beantown stands as
the representative Ok New England, and
much Of New ork.-sLands more-fertile
and mora stssile cAn be found both in New
Y ork and New England but Beaa.own L .
fail Rslshl So. Norss fslI ElG,s q
s IA I asI,,s! q S. a sf' BE-
shals q purpets pore noble than swapping,
gVsssisgiof bedd9ngt uhfing wooden nut
mexs, stiuihg shhgIeA b kicking molasses-
This brings me to the paint | wished 70 reach,
which i ia psoeleim % those in New Eng
land aaA. Ne. Yssk. 1ho are sdebasing The
nobility ct manhood BY ollasing 70 . soil
which only yields poor and doubtful Nv-
ing that here in thisf Gsrdsa State Of the
Union, home End q completeness 10 offered
10 all Who Will stretch out their hand 70 re-
ceive the boon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
A. ID. WILLIAMS, M. D
Dyspepsia Cured.

+DFSpepSiu tHFed. -
We challenge the world to produce sin
gle case of dyspepsia where DIR. Bruce's Pan
acea has beuu used without decided and
valuable improvement. Even where this
fearful disease~Aas become mark ed and con-
tirmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms wheret he skill Of the most emf
nent physcianF have failed. and many pat
ent medicines in ppoular favor have been
tried in vain, tn e psnacea has expelled the
disease and reiIstated youthful vigor and
health.
Read tho following statement of genlo-
man Of the most unmpea ehahle veracity
Henry CO., Ky, May 10, loj3.
Or BRccE-- Dear Sir: Iihayc been soreIv
afflicted for eight years have taken medi-
cine from several, esnipet pl ysicians, and va
rlous medicines Yasiotsly recommends to tho
putlic, at an expense to me of some two
hundred dollars, ali without permanent ben
eflt. had become very weak and lean-
pain in my side and breast, great depression
shortness Of breath, an extreme consultation
OF my bowels going from eight ten DAYS
without any action. In this cond luton bro
cured few bottles Of your Indian vxyes,@
Die fanacea, ahd have found &, eat j, sfnf.
! am free from pain and arm rey,i,iiny nv
hesh and former strength Nv bowels are
now regular, and 1 can say III tru thatI
amoabls a ain - to perform my daily labor
onniy tssm.i know tho EsnAcea is hslpiu.,
me, aud ehnerfuily recommend IL ia thoks
afflicted with dyspepsia, constivmtjou and
torpor Of the liver. y WM. u. iORBir.
"Dr. Bruce's Panac cas- larog =
Whenpsed according 10 direction viii 4ufs
invariably the following diseases: D ysne,sia.
Scrofula or Kings Evil, lncipient Conssm.-
ton, Rheumatistn. inflammation of the Evss
Liver Complaints, GrA M, Piles. ,DwonSx kAI
and Nervous Head aeAa, Pam Ia I'M kx
Breast and Back, Dis4SssS q ghs K;dssrs'
Spleen anu Spine, coldssssae the Feets fIII
Sores and Ulcers, Swq1iG the Gland.
.is. sss sna s,.s.s.s 9,d i.resplri
proper on sxssa.;,ae - oe Hfcsen, ~ .'''sA
hEDlOALFRQP R1eYI1s AND USES.
Ats5st|se, lR9Iprga.i1 Dislssi J. pjAph,n-
sac ana I6ui: II aciio4 On he Liver aud
Blood = powssealtsn& tnfiv }. ltrcmove,
0ees ssisn, and q the MAJ 1cR MING or
AM N sst1 nwtht 30 u susss On ~ .
HslAs3s I'D 9tist, prom sss lsnpar.4toA
s:fssA sn 4qpilis pns, hpart6sa the Blood,
49, lhel 9u o1Ss tiDilfaj2uk SASS-
To- Va Mfeeshs and yhits 4. thus Jspoxps
M(AH1Stsp All ffpma " marb1I 10
~ tts1epN peovss5lssG ixs tens sa1 -
laRasssg ns~h II fspa.,l visss. / Pee
~ Du9eeotsasaisa ga ksI4 as4 I ssat fs#H
= lhtosAf 911aouAt nsdS - asalesn III
80 GALE wnpLF tHE ABl0 noYAsL
8n6yv. yy41f1k IN. flqecG 80 ". q.
i sRg8sf All M ajs4t.
|oc LonIa. 10. 3 viii AZ tka " ~ AID
A&Assx. 1AKrAA, 81. ~ copucil 4lg = Ioa.
W Agents wanted throughoatA eens-
~ sAlsstt1Asshsss sAlaable sdismsN
ssrassssstI s'arHsA saJuse10
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

~ ssSolds Al the Manufactures e., Professor
HALFWAY. so Maiden Lane. New York, md
2I& 6tssDd. London, aad by all respectable
DruggiSts Aad Dealers VI AcLic,nss tAsone0ut
the United States and civilized " srld, Il boxes
~ IS cents. 81 cents. end 81 eseh. e' a.
q There is a considerable saving by tab
ing Ihs larger sizes. ll.au So @3aa,
N. b. Direct'oas for the guidance Of patients
| = every disorder are 2fissd to ssch box.
Oct. 80. 50. 4tHs4 .sf ua " :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

Par AND JUIcr.-Ws are thankful for a
6ns leg Of yeni son, received from A. J,
Williams, Esq, caught BY himself q Hsrmi-
t&ge- May bis yenisou evsr be fat aud
plenty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

SUPERlOR Garden Seeds Of all kinds for
- sale by [v5nstfl TERRY eco
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

FOR SALE.--A good yoke VI work cattle
Il ssd - odd OF. J, z. JOHN0O4a.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29
NOTICE..

Ii persons who are indebted to the
II Succession of william p. PHILLIPS.
decd, are hereby notified to come iorw ard
and settle the same without delay. and
hose having claims against said succession,
will present them daily and legally anthem
ticated for acceptance. to the adlnlnistra-
tor JoHN d. CoMAux on the High Lands.
or to his undersigned Counsel At Baton
RouSei. J. NJ. McCUTCHEN.
April Goth 80 &.
O. Daily Delta copy ct. ana send bill
to comet OFT CO.
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A Valuable House and Lot.

MILL be offered at public sale at the
" Court House door Of this parish and
city of Baton Rouge on
Saturday the ed, day of June next,
at II o'clock 4. NJ, unless previous di>pos-
ed Of, at private sale, that valuable lot and
brick buildings thereon at the STEAMBOAT
landing known as the Union hotel. Said
property will be offered subject to lease
al the rate OF sixty i've dollars per mon h
and payable monthly. and said lease expr-
ing on the first day of December 1859, OIL
the following terms ami conditions.
ONE hall cash and the balance on credit
of twelve nnnnths from the day of sale. the
purchaser 10 furnish notes well endorsed
aud special mortgage retained until the
final payment.
Inquire OF PETER HANNAH.
mySts II. V. BABiN, Auctio@er
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Carriages. 83rAeo0s &c.
TNHE subscribers have row q hand
Il splendid assortment Of CaTsiages aad
Harness. comprising every variety, t.
which the attention Of purchasers Is invi-
ted. P" ~ q
We also manufacture to order, and r.
pair all kinds Of Carriages, in superior
manner. Plantation Wagons, Carts. Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made to order, ard kept
on hand at all times All kinds Of Smith
work made and repaired.
A full assortment of Iron, Iron Axles,
Springs and Trimming materials, on hand
for sale. Also Plantation and Wagoe
Harness. =
Planters and others are invited to exam
inc our stock, before purchasing. At the
old stand, corner Church and Main street
Jan-26ly. w. F. TuNNARD & co
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The REASON WuY.-Every one in
this overlooked grease spot Of creation,
is no doubt DESTROYS to know, why
it does not rain the reason is very
apparent to US now. Prayers 1--WE un-
derstand) are daily offered at the Con-
vent and also at St. Peter and
Paul's, that some spirit with authority,
may come gently; and lead Profess
OR HALE, by the ears out Of tow
as one possessed Of devil. The
Professor says; rain, generally pre-
cedes his lectures. So the reason why
we have not water from above, must
be, because prayers are offered that
should not be. 1t strikes US t'would
be good idea to stop the prayers for
q season, in order to make the expert
ment. OF our thing all must be a.
greed either the Professors preseu-
Sc is or it is not the reason why we are
aot wartered.