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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10

A CommieDee q the part q Prtntsfs and
Compositsss, laid bseoss - nssting resolu-
tons sstsise lossk sAat DIR cOnpsusstt.a
was lee than was equitable or that would
sustain them. The Publishers objected to
raising the price Ct Printers' wages until {
moro just and liberal remuneration could be
obtained for the business. Il was finally,
Resolved, That whilst the price of every
other variety of labor, and tho necessaries Of
life have advanced, the Printer and Editor
is left behind at tho old Shaving prices, which
should also be advanced to correspond with
tho times, and that we readily and heartily
cooperate with others of the craft, In this
State and Nebraska, to effect this end, and
in the meantime, again u adopt for the pres.
emit, tho following scale of prices:
Any%EDTyCINn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10

JOHNSON, CASADY 1 TEST have Just
e received large supply Of Land Warrants.
and are now fully prepared to lnaie time en-
teries.
Council Bluffs, may %, 50. y5nl0tf
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Z - I've. ! kllzx ssns!...1s.


J. klls. Saddle and Harness
natsr. o Middle Broadway, Aas just
throvs Into the SHADE sstissly, III the curiesi.
4jsgVfthg~Nssl4ssssssst -1ssuss.
Drsidsa ths great curiosity sf ths yaxs s,,ov.
Lewis V peepased t. fasniph % slhs Akoktest
1stiee, - ksals lever then TIE levsst prie,
any article 10 BIZ line Of 5usiness, Or do oil lind.
Of repasiag for his neigh / lsS9. for the peiv
ilegs q liVing among th@ia q this most beau
.aifssy sAassstAg sd 49, - .ssaaAsiss~-@
II ycH9asst4 a es iebn aS2Pajef, er any
nof tlse lifsismAa sAst woskS bd1i6 k.'t ri
Jan. lst, IS. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10

= Xra A5sv choice Buggys for sale
nl0hS R. SNOW.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10

EH BROWNS Essence Of Jamsse1 Glagsi
T. fer aale q yOO1H1a.
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STRAYED /!
COMPASS for Sale.

A good seven inch Surveyors Compass for
sale-everything complete. Enquire ut The r
u. ma29nlltf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10
DISSOLUTION.

ME CopaTtnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween A. Cochran and j. G. McGeath.
known in business as Cochran g. McGesth. .
is this day BY mutual consent dissolved.
The business Of the firm will hereafter be set
tied by A. Cochran, who will hereafter coftins
in the General Land Agency busises, - hereto
fore. A. COCHRAN
]. G. McGEATH.
June s, 1855. IzE n14f
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DIED

On Sunday evening last, Miss ELIZA OVAL. af
ter q long and painful illness. ' ~
Her friends are requested to attend her funeral
from the United Presbyterian Church this morning
at 10 o'cloct, without further notice
Ia DaLville, on Thursday the 23th December a,
o'clock p M Of hemor1hsge of the lunss Mr. RIO.
BERT W. PEmBERTON, in the SD year of his
age.
Thua in the primo of life has cue Of our mos,
amisbIe citizens been sudd -py stricken down by the
hsnd OF ds-ase. In the death OF Mr.. Penberton re
stse', ienda and society," all have sustained loss
aeepIy deplored and truly TO Be amsnted By hi.
ntuah.y OF manner kindness of heart and spotls 81
OF character, he had thus early 10 life bound
20 nun with the ties Of affection and friendship
ss ciieie 0, relatives and fiends, who will long
n i ana deeply deplore his early DOOM But
aiai for the frail tenure of human life In the bsh
noon OF ms manhood the fell destroyer laid his cold
ana ICY hand upon his heart, aud he nssssd f,om
earth as shadow Cold and puiseless nov hi,
manly form is Wondering piscemeel into dn.t mia
the staless midnight of the grave. But Death. cid
ADD oshtng finger must chill the genial currs,t ~
iis In many pulseting heart, the tear of asc
fade from the minds of the living
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GR1sI AND MARIo.-These famous vocal
lists favored the people of Washington las
night with an opera. We suppose they may
give US similar treat in short time. we
wonder whether Coots also will come or not
We should like to see her. Her following
after Mario is remarkable circumstance
and causes general curiosity to see wo
man whose strange interest in the renowned
tenor has drawn her after him across the
Atlantic and makes her linger about where
he is, though she has never spoken wore
to him.
1t will be great satisfaction to hear the
enchanting Grisi, who has enchanted and en-
raptured the musical world of Europe with
her delicious strains. Mario is the most won
derful of tenors-nothing can be more eX-
quisite uttered by the lips of man than ms
singing We shall look forward with eager
ness to the arrival of Grisi and Mario.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

DREADFUL ACCIDENT On Wednesday last, 6
young man named VIM. Fallen was in the act Of
changing belt in the Granate Factory, at Elcottc
Mills, Nd, when his arm got caught in a loop, anG
he was drawn around the shaft, one report saws
about sixty times. When the mill was stopped he
was found to be dead There is no doubt of his
being killed by the first revolution His body was
literally crushed to atoms.
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AMERICAN HOTEL, RIcHMc ND,
January 1855. }
GENTLEmEN-I have the honor of acknowledg ing
the receipt of your most comT limentaFy letter OF
this date proposing a testimonial of your regard and
appre citation of my little girls on the occasion OF
their retiring forever rom the stage in this city.
Believe me- gentlemen it 10 with no ordinary feel
ings of qualification that | cheerfuly accept your
kind proposal and with them shall ever most CRATE
fully remember this distiD euished manifestation OF
your favor With your permission, l will name
"WEDNESDAY evening next Jan. 10Th, as the time
for nv children say farewell to you and your fell
low. citize ms for the last time.
Deeply impressed with the uniform kindness and
generosity you have ever extended to me and mine,
| have the honor to remain, gentlemen,
Your obt servant,
III L. BATEMAN.
To Jos MAYO, RoBT. C. STANARD, JAS LYONS Esq,
and others H
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BRoxneIoTHs-THE Woor. Dury-It was stated
fra New York paper a few days since that Their.
wac but one mill In the United States in which
broadcloths were made-that of Mr.. Slater in
Rhode Island-sl the res. having given Up the bu.
sinsss as Improbable. We now learn that MIR
Slater has himself stopped the manufacture OF
broadcloths-and the manufacture lie, therefore for
the present at an end in tbs United States. The
explanation given by manufacturers of the cause
h that IL owing to the duty of thirty per cent on
foreign wool American wool, If used alone, Ia
not well adapted to the making OF broadcloths. The
flores are long and somewhat harsh, and when
subj ected to the process of fuling do not readily
become matted into felt 80 as to cover the surface
with the close and compact nap which gives broad
cloths their beauty. Broadcloths made of Ameri.
can wool are, therefore, avorites 10 the market
Such Of them - have been offered for sale within
some years past came into the market with the
marks and coverings of the German mills, and
were purchased under that disguise; but even this
breach Of the trade Is now at an end.
The efforts now In progress 10 Washington for
revisIon of the isrf. may lead to different state
OF afairs, and the manufacture may perhaps be
Eesumed.
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DESPERATE FIGHT-ToM HYER WoUNDED.-
Tom Hyer and Jim Turner-the latter from Cali
fornia-net at the Broadway Saloon, New York,
last Sunday morning, when desperate fight en-
sued. They exchanged shots, and Hyer was Sc
verely injured Both were arrested
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THE MONTGOMERY GUARD BALL. at

HE NUN TUUNEhf OUAKD DALL, at IU-
rinthian Hall, last night, notwithstanding the ex-
treme Inclemencv of the weather, proved most
agreeable entertainment to the large number of
young folk" who attended it. The room was bril-
Family lighted and handsomely festooned with red,
white and blue searfs, from every direction of the
r on, and the music was very fine.
At the time paper went to press the company
were preparing to feast the inner the variety
OF good mugs prepared for the occasion. We have
barely room to ay that the Guard did themselve s
gre credit in their general srrangemens and gave
entire satisfaction to their numerous visitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

FALSE PRETEycEs The Mayor, yes
terisy morning, sent J. B. l. Manson on to the
Grad Jury term of the Hustings Court ia Feb
dctnlent, for obtaining money under ialse pre-
fences. Is neither OF the amounts obtained were
OF the value of $50 the charges are misdemeanors
and if the accusei give ball. he is of right en-
titled to it. Hanson having the confidence of Mr.
GeorgeS Fisher, one of The firm OF Crenshaw {.
Fisher, was Frequently efl in the Office alone, aud
by that means found opportunities to take bills
already made out from the collectors book, or to
copy them from the ledger. He Is young man,
apparently 25 years OF age, and when informed
that be was to be sent on for farther trial, wept like
a child.
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SAD OcCURRENCE.-On Tuesday of last week
Col. Abner Parker, of Red Mountain, in Orange
county, N C, committed suicide by cutting his
throat with razor. He had been deeply aft cted
In inc loss OF al! his children by consunption and
to this was added, about twelve mopihg ago a Sc
we're tffliction in the loss OF his wife
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

NORTHWESTERN VA RAILRoAD.-The Wheel.
Ing Gazette states that definite arrangements have
been made for the completion of this road from
Parkersburg to Fisherman, the Baltimore and Ohio
road having guaranteed the money. The contrac
tors assert they complete the work in six months
and will do SO
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CuTTiso.--Wm. Parker came before the
Mayor yesterday and delivered himselfinto the
tody OF the law, on the charge of cutting Henry s
Lsmey, on the I2ih of August last Owing to the
aesence OF witnesses, the case Was continued until
Friday mex, and the accused being In bad health,
wss admitted 10 bail In the sum Of $500 for his sp-
peersnce.
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LAID OvER--James Williams and John
Kennedy, charged with stealing 1915 from David
Anderson, Jr, were srraigned before the Mayor
yesterday, but owing to the absence of witnesses,
were committed to prison until + riday next, when
they will have an examination. The prisoners, the
Oldest of whom is not seventeen years of age,
acknowled ze their guilt and say they expect TO be
sent to the Penitentary for five years
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GREAT GALE.-There was terrific gale at Dim.
kirk N. Y, on Friday last. Several temporary and
unfinished buildings were blown down and the Erie
Railroad depot and the new workshop of the Lake
Shore road were unroofed
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TOBACCO INSPECTORS. - Nj BENJAMIN
Sheppard. appointed first Inspector at shockoe
house. by the Governor of Virginia, Mr.. b. ].
Vaughan, appointed second Insps sor at the Public
warehouse. and Robert C. williamson, appointed
s.cond Irspecto at shockoe warehouse. took the
terday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

New YORK u s. SENATOR Both Houses of the
New York Legislature have agreed to 60 into con-
vention for the election of U. S. Senator on the
9th OF February. Governor Seward will probably
be reelected
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ture advertised to be delivered by him to-
night at the Athenaum, is postponed 20 some
future day, Of which due notice viii be given
FINANCIAL rRAups.-The Legislature of
New York is undertaking the task OF pro-
viding punishment for the new tangled frauds
in financiering. which have appeared OF late
in the great Gotham. A bill has been intro
duced for the punishment of fraudulent issue
of stocks This has been great game among
the aristocratic rascals of New York the
psat year, and deserves the attention of the
w-makers. 1t is probable, however, that
anything they may now do, will be like lock
ing the door after the steed is stolen The
discreet financiers, who. like Hickman, live
by their talents, will likely invent some new
scheme, whereby to bleed the corporations,
of whose means and affairs they are the Gus
todians
The rebbing of States and corporations has
become to be considered very moral mode
of sppropriating to ones self what belongs
TO others. A corporation has neither soul
nor sense and cannot feel the loss; and
both corporations and States are composed
of so many people, that loss is small at
fair. being distributed in homeopathic doses
among such number of persons. "Now,
says the swindler. whose heart overfows
with the milk Of human kindness towards
himself ''if but take few thousands out o.
this soulless corporations means, or few
thousands of this State stock, it will hardly
be felt, so light viii be the burthen on each
individual and shall be made happy-hap
DIV asa king. 1t shailsbe done!' And sc
It's done.
The only way in which the States can save
themselves from this kind of swindling, IS tc
keep their stock out Of the hands OF the
swindlers, and to stop going begging amongst
them for favors.
While on the subject of financial swlndllne
we would suggest that it would be well II
laws could be devised for making the draw
ing of check on bank, where the drawer
knows he has no money, crime and PUNISH
log it as SUCH This is a very fashionable
mode of swindling; for it is nothing else. Inc
great house of Wadsworth 4 Sheldon prac
tised it to great extent the day OF their fan
ure. 1t is not whit worse to pay debt IN
counterfeit money than to pay it IN such a
check. 1t is the most bare faced and lmpu-
dent kind of swindling and deserves Sc
we're punishment.
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MORTALITY OF CITIES There were All deaths
in New York last week, being increase OF % over
the previous week. The mortality of Philadelphia
last week was l67. The deaths in four cities during
the last year as follows: In N York, &c, 422;
Philadelphia. TO- 722; Baltimore, $780, Boston, 4,
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

DurIor, MosCuRE = Go. ask the alter n.
finn Of dealers to the auction sale Of CAkoo VI
efiaA 4 ann MpLAss g. a. their Wsrshouse NJ
Rocietfs THIS MORNING, st lei o'elock, witbout
regard to weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

CoLLIsIoN.--The steamer jamestown was
run into last Sunday night when about seven miles
from Norfolk on her way to Richmond by the pro-
peiler Pennsylvania, and somewhat damaged in her
bows. She arrived here yesterday, and will leave
for Norfolk this morning a, o'clock for repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Col George NJ. Car
,ipgton appeared be the Hastings Court yestel
dag, and took the 2esssry oath Superintendent
OF Public Schools
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PAuPERIsM AND CRIME.-Sergeant Lips
combs bill of 81 $40 80 sgainst the Commonwealth
jsor, etc, a presented to the Hastings Court
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THE OLDEST PERSON IN VIRGINIA-A
Powhatan correspondent of the Richmond
Enquirer states that there is negro woman
in Powhatan, now living in his immediate
neighborhood, who was born the year after
George ii. assembled the throne of England
and four years before the birth of George
Washington She was very nearly half a
century old at the time of the Declaration
of Independence. Her age is one hundred
and twenty six years! "Her memory" says
the correspondent, "seems to furnish her an
indellible record of all the events, great and
small, of her long life, when aroused from
the state of drowsy forgetfulness that fire
quently betides her. When l saw her, she
was wide awake and full of chat. She had
remarkably fine eyes, and l was told could
thread needle and sew nearly as well as
she ever could. She said she had been the
mother of sixteen children, all of whom had
died of old age, and that there was precisely
one year and one day between their births
respectively; that she had never been sick
never had physician to see her, and ne, er
took a single dose of physic in her life. She
talked cheerfully and fluently, and quoted
many passages of Scripture readily and ap-
propriately; said she had been to Heaven
twice, and wanted to 90 again. Whenever
she touched upon religion, her mind seemed
to become absorbed at once and the Ito mel
unexpected tluency and beauty of her Ian
guage, indicated the gift that we sometimes
hear Of. Though no doctor, was prompted
by curiosity to feel her pulse, to see if it beat
like other peoples l found it quite regular
and strong. inquired il she had never lost
her eyesight. She said TO, never, ror her
appetite either"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

The 8TH OF JANUARY was celebrated
yesterday by the usual military parade of the first
Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Owing to the in
clenency OF the weather. and the bad condition OF
the streets, the soldiers were kept on duty but a
shout time
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musical festival or conven ion is to be held in
Harrisburg Pa. this week. 1t will continue seve-
raj davs.
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MAINE-Anson P. Morrill, was inaugurated Gov
ernor of Maine on Saturday last. His message en-
braced few topics other than those oflocal interest
He dwelt part cularly On those distinctive points
to which he owed his election, namely-temper-
ance, free soil, and the naturalization question:
Alden Jackson has been elected Secretary OF State
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION IL requested ~ J,
the sae this day upsn the prem.e Ct .ns croe.
Mr. D. MITCHELL as well as Of me seA ''op''
Se nc For particulars see Auctirn heaa -.
80 TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Auc's
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THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.

THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
A FEW more Concert Tickets, emitting
IA each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT las emu.
mersted in former advertisement,) can yet be had
at the Office under the Exchange Hotel. next door
to the Post Office.
Catalogues of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS.
which embrace a valuable House and Lot, hardsoms
Carriage. costly Furniture. splendid Jewelry. &C.,
&c, can be at the Offices of the Bulletin and
Penny Post. NO 7-T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

PANORAMA OF New YORK-This is the
last day of the exhibition of this interesting psn-
ing. IL has been viewed by large number of our
citzens who concur in pra,ing its artistic merit 1t
will be exh bited at Odd Fellows all this afternoon
at 81 o'clock, and to- ght at u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

b. w. SrARKE, AttorneY at Law ana NO
tary Public Office removed to the Law paho'hs'
ia g-imt @9-4
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LICENSE LAWS REPEALED.-A bill has passed
the House of Representatives of Illinois repeating
all the license laws, by a vote of 81 to 81
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EXCURSION III NEW YORK CITY.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
BILLIARDS PANORAMA
TAKES the spectator over SIX MILES
l. through the streets of New York, showing the
business hustle and confusion of City Life. He has
A view of more tn an 700 HORSES and CARRIAgEs
and upw.rfs of 10, 900 Of its people!
PROFESSIONS.
MILITARY COMPANIES,
BANDS OF MUSIC,
SHIPPING.
STEAMBOATS etc
At each exhibition an Explanatory Lecture viii be
given by one Of the Projectors, Mr. DoEL giving
much valuable knowledge of
NEW YORK AND ITS PEOPLE,
of great Importance to stranger and of general and
instructive information to everybody.
VIII be exhibited in RICHMOND
IN q ID FE LILO w 81 MILL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN g.
And every weekday evening to January 9Th inclu.
sive. Also RRI Az and TUESDAY AFTER.
MOONS. January 5th and 9Th.
The Afternoon Exhibitions commence at Sl-ths
Evening at ~ O'Clock.
vADMiSSION 25 cents-Children half-price
Families and parties of persons. 90
do do do do ..-............. $50
ds 2q-l0t*
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INJUNCTION CAsE.-Last week c. II Mccormick
applied to the Supreme Court, at Washington, for
an injunction to restrain j. Manning & Co, Of Hi
nois, from manufacturing reaping machines. The
application was opposed by the defendants on the
ground of the Inconvenience of making out their
case so far from home. They made formal appli
cation for trial before the Illinois Circuit Court,
and gave the required bond and security for DANA
ges if the Injunction issued; and the wus ruled
for trial in Illinois in June next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

FisEr.-JOhn Enders was fined 81 for
permitting obstruction the north side OF Cary
street near Shockoe Creek, In front of property
under his care.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

Resignation MIR Laws B. Hill, lately elected
Keeper OF Oak Wood Cemetery, has resigned the
Office and the committee have elected Mr.. John
Kedford in his place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

Cry DEBr.-rhe city will be fully pre-
pared to pay the interest on her debt due Tomorrow
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l.. BArEMAs. Esq a.. ,...nt an.
DEAF SIR-Hsving Learned that the Pisses' IN
sssemept of ,our talented and accomphshee ei.' !;
dren will terminate their professional career III -.
eity the unde,sg ned who, In common WIN ,ns i
fellow citizens hnve witnessed with admiration me
chase and beautiful performances desr 10 testify
IN .ubstautisl form their appreciation OF the se-
Mus and worth which have won TOT them yo'ng ..
theu are a troyfd-hcidc fame. We therefore Ieques'
that YOU would name some evening dufing me eIsu
ins week for testimonial be merit to be gwen NAT
and ELLEN by their numerous and attached friends
We have the honor to ne,
Your obedient servants.
1o M.vo w: H. Harrison
R@bt g s,snsrd Gustavus Myers
James Lyons LeriS y Ua
" q WooI3ridse r. Milton Cary
J. Fl. Bosher r.; miieI
T. James Deape Aursa au'
- n p.tton C. w Macmurdo
Jas NJ. Conway EdWin r.ooe'I r SUI
Insb peasants VIM 8. Beers
Inl;an Hs,rison George Whitfield
Thos. w. boswell John J;fIy
VIM & Burr Jas. B. Ferguson, jr.
f.. II. Rhodes T. WIiisms
Y Pinmer Hobson James Sizer, jr.
Fitzburgh Mayo WIN. d. Lyons
Wm Munford John M; dregotY'
Jno. r. Thompson Jas A. Cowardin
JF. Price, {r..,,.W;s ID; has<ins'
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NAE RossxsY-The mail bag from Binghamp
aen, n r, for New York city, was stolen last Fri
dsy aight Itcontsined but 9 small sum Of money
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CTRANGE OVERWHELMINGLY.

~ gro Boy. six years old, named JAMES, disap-
pesred on Friday fast and has not been heard Of ne
His color 10 light brown. and when last seen wss on
Main and LIST streets He is the property of Mrs
Manord, and i 10 feared some one has taken him off
win view OF selling him. ia 9-its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-09

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Of the va
\ nous STYLES suited for Mems wear. The stock
eomPyises Over Cloaks; Cspes Long Short
e H,a nnee Leggns Also. Gaps; Sow-Westers and
All Ssrsons, varied in color and quality.
Hs GROSHONG, TUPMAN 4 co.