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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
lDsANO EOwTEs.-1-,eiIn..O ,pIem. uvn,

aDsANo EOKTEs.-- L., Class Diploma award
kA-surrERs n sIMoNs No. i57 Main street, tnearly
opposite the Exchange bank) ehmond, Va, have received
l.monens celebrated PIANO fuhrEs Those Pianos
finished Ia The very best manner and for their sweetness and
tflanfy of tome aud durability, equal
other manufactured IN this country.
FACT WORTHY OF korr.=one Of Eneraens Piano
fos pqi into The tar ii tue Mechanics innto Just elo
aa Ia Richmond, without the knowledge of Nj Emerson,
FIONA.
Esery 9.lrgmen' Marranie. In every respect
nr good uerotiahle paper Han n ifdscly
ID y. WILLIAMS, originally % ri..yi..-
s1s nh, late Of irnosnoal, Va, with HOOKER 4 WAT
burg, Va, GENERAL Z COMMISSION MERCHANTS once
S,rannp st 90, f us i,,so'g S',nf 81 ol -, aha
sale Of Tobacco, Wheat Flour all Country
crs Rofer 10 t1e following gentlemen
John NJ otey, Esq, rhiswell pabne, esq, Mccorke 4
jones nn@Si ,cc ESQ ' and h N "@n da%V p col
Daniel Coleman SAINT iergcr, ISL and Walter Cole, r.,
Esd iatisylvanai Judge VIM LoIgh and James Early,
isH'i, haitaN. may sdSets
6ts. q. ssaNp, Commission Merchant. I.,h
havoc Flour Wheat aud all kinds Of Country Produce prom
sing diigent personal attention,
tonsigumens coming down the virginia and Tennessee
warded free Of charge to the owner.
Merchandise. A.
ms experience with strle, aud prompt attention. quick
returns he hopes viii secure trade which will be profitable
IL both his customers and himself aug Eats
HltTTEsss ~ ~InONs, ssocLscIicrs. ssnsion-
- r5oSLHs MD tA s,S uoons pEAllnS, Who'll
change Bank itehmand Va Country Merchants VIII lind .
largo and desirable Stack of GnoS which viii Ice sold such
terms as VIII warrant second call Terms cash or approved
credit lily @7dscly
EpETExs. MARTIN a co, General Commits
s7o Of robarco Flour Wheat Corn aud all other produce
House the iasn cofner Of le aud Cary streets Rich
mond Va Ly l9dSctl 81 jan
tNrT.-1oo Sacks Ieiries Dorsey fine salt prime
EDMOND pAvrNroRr a co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23
y .SD WARRANTS. LAND WARRANTS

q IND " MIX ! ' III VI Il
4 Fi1f FOR KANSAS.-The undersigned having had FIRE.
applications locate Warrants and having at fhs time
them oene intends between the 18th Noyen-
December the States # Illinois Wis
consn and Missouri and the Territories Of Minnesota
the locating Land w
fais personally inspected Ee will have the advice
and Agents fnigr with the country aud
len of as good farming iaua ns
ran he found nted States. Their land "oker is con
saHty field ANA minute and thorough In his eSpor'
Ny charges fr lacatiar Land Warrants including all Land
Dfsa fees and expenses As follows:
3cr locating 100 80 ~
10 ~
~ = W
To persons sending number of Warrants, liberal deduction
from he above prices viii be made.
LAFAYETTE ". GRAY,
Notary Public aud dealer in Land Warrants,
aug 24Itcts. Lynchburg, Va
= r. hmond Examiner and wh's copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23
: AsTUMNsAg.Es.

Z ~ = NGTIWN NNUEN ISbb.
i SsDsDs STEVENSON 81 WEDDLLG., IMPORTERS
AND wuoIFsALE DEALERS IN FOREiGN md DOMESTIC
pRF GOODS No. ~ 70 SgcdAporo s'ref Pefersbme I'd
prepared exhibit the merchants Of Virginia
North Carolina large ind commanding stock OF Foreign
aud Domestic Dry Goods
Having purchased largely Of Heavy Wooons early In June
such prices cannot fail 10 command
attention.
one Of firm viii rcmnin IN New York during the season
the Auction Sales and forwarding any thing
and novel as II be received by the weekly steamers
Europe
Merchants who compelled by competition to buy at the
rates. will find styles and prices sneh as
viii enable them t, onmpoc successfully with those who
chase hi the Northern markets -
- ln,pnn1. STLNINkON & MEDDE1I..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23
r,soPNmr, ar r,nl,r s,Ll.-

PURSUANT In decree of tho Circuit Court Amherst
mad IN tAaz't lay If Aurust l~ the undersigned Dom
missioner thereby appointed viii proceed TO sell 1t front 1t
amherst 9nt enso on MONDAY the nth daY of November
ean9 Inc ibi 81 and Lon belonging the estate la
vid II 1araeatt dtrd
rus lot Is situated in til village Amherst Court house,
t.hitt1s Ht ~ aeresot land aud is well improved The
Dwelling bauar Is ttrge o aouiautn to'ant bpl1,nea are
N''''l ai" Al good repair The situation desirable
Tor private Residence. or IRA tntn
Trims uf SNE-tash Hnfeien In tefray The ,xb.n4sa If
sale a for the balance one I'VE and three wears
i 'lR" Pa"a a." the purchase nanny Will he given the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security bearing inter
est from the date Possession III be given nj the end Of the
prescnt wear EDnERI 1tNSIrN
oc tl,tlath nov john I IIIIS ttnmff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

80 40 A'iti4 lit''ffNlA lily Virtue
'u III trust executed tom AZ trustee hearing dalp the
N 'i sanitary 1870 Of record in the Clerks Oieo Hall
N county va by John \ Collins will Offer az pulr nue
% athe frcsen residence of the said Collins the 9d day
"a NeN'ne.f lss Mi OF the NEGROES conveyed by said
deed-elgt In Notwithstanding ii one very likely yonns
nan "9 Women Young and valuable the others consist OF
" ana Girls Also The Stock If every kind. Horses Cattle
anu logs Plantation ous, Carriage aud Harness one
Nohofs' wagon Household and Kitchen Furniture Of hch
there are samc very valuable articles
Terms made known the ,av ct sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

nrIA sn,ipSs or rIIn wAa on 1sis M
- ~ NE ~ oi iilr. y IN wAP Iss3s(
RANTS, suppose and every OF you osszHs
got yery hes price therefore this Is to
before making sale claims Will give
call / have arrangements in New York. which viii
enable pay any here this side OF New
York. LAFA1 EITE W. hkAf.
my ld4cts. Agent for Military Claus Lyuebure, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23
EEMALE coLLEGE-1

session Of this Institution VIII commence on WE'D
NESDAf, The 26tb September, ls.3.
making large additions both to the College
building and "a the Boarding Department which VIII be com
ped by the beguunR of the session The large ana increas'
has made these additions necessary. Ample ae'
tommodltions provided for Bonrdcrs
oru information respecting the course Of studies ters d
the Annual Catalogue, which VIII be sent upon
application the President Rev George Garter or TO any
II the Directors. DARCY PAUL, Chairman
W. +. DAVIS,
j. II. COOPER.
WESLEY GRlUG, nro.,ors
y. T.. NASH, 2
WIN LEA,
anp i0laN}m JOHN LYON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

~ l'resse says that corn has a length reached
"3A'mum Price. and that the high quotations
brought offir, of supply from all quarters.
.'s arrivals of foreign fout were .h"rtly ex-
I'D. The very day ON which the articles
. VT Hour appeared in the Mnnteur. ii hou'p at
'.'lr sent large order Ia New York.
ne price Of butchers meat i to hc fixed by
lhort;c, tby decree of the P:efec) every
-sLt
.,ures are being taken by the authorities Of
'aa"n> Departments, for the relief of the
~ ca,scs.
y, Express i in very poor health.
| 'e Einpcra Is about tn visit Boulogne in
any with Add a. Kadir.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

EntsHRsRsF sstW LAW EOSEkS.-A. NOR
KS Publisher aud nooksellcr, Rehnudi Va, has jua
published DIGEST or 1uE LAWS or REAL PROPERTY
lenornly adopted aud la the United Staoshy John
Taloe IomaN LII IL Judge of The eh Judicial Circuit Of
Virginia tho Judges Of the Supreme Court of Appeals
and formerly Professor az Law in the University OF Virginia
SECOND Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged in 3
vos oyntssn Prize, SO 80 This edition. embracing as II
does raary n te feht English aud American decisions
tle suhcet lss Justly be considered the valuable
eompeadnnn purely American Law upan The subject Of Real
Property issued in this country.
ttquefiof kfafs 0Hiqpn ~ The H0fk This work applies
No the Iaws respecting ltoa Property Ia tho United
States aa la Virginia The work upon The mude at tfnisos
Digest aud may well be recommended Us valuable addition
10 thr Law Ycrs Iihraty"
saras Nsf EgtiR History Snitlu Equity. MS PROSE
defended la tho Virginia ftBo Courts md IA the I'M
ted $tatas fcutt Courts hY Alexander II Sands ESQ Gnun
seinv nj law, larunaud, VI vol POSITIVE. aupp Prize
400
Ills work Is intended to supply the young Of the legal
r fspu viii hand book 10 guide them In the prosecution
aud defence Ina Equity preference this object, the
the history Of suit in Equity from Its beginning
through its various stages ua doerse Of appeal eNecu
Jon Ne Tho Appendix besides cenAnin summary t le
Ra decisions by the Virginia Court of Appeals a. affecting
Equity pleading and practice contains variety al forms
Bills Answers Donnrrers Pleas DEGREES. Nc4 SO. The
practical notes nsn found In tho Appendix will make the wuth
ag1uahie eade To the practitioner sop2e IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23
SALES by AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.


= iNo TRACTS of LAND, containing about 2sa acres
AhE On MteNs treek In the county of Campbell miles
sonlh OF campbell Courthouse, occupied by Edmund
'aaaa Who VIII shaw the land to parsons wishing
The saleN Ill take place the a7ih day of tho nr,srni
month. (petebrr9
and ia well waterpd - t'sf
Terms liberal and made known on the day of sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

HHvANTEn.-Iwisht 10 empl. an 0N ."sl-hi'' 10 take
w eh"fseoi my D. \ CLAY,
NE Forest a.ot IS itoTd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

w 1JHiNA =Th- subs ripHans to the Capital socf Of
fh.s Company construction IT hc Bynethure
required 10 %" paid III monthly ,fti.ehs Of 3 On
each s.
I}v order Of tHa Directory,
ac 2}c4dtlst deosWt~ J. H. REID. Sec'y.
YNbK tEH YORK. via PETERS E64~e
n 81 PB1hc l.fto and eouaf liens Soasl 49, ~.
snip Re- &NpkE. CAPTAIN ~kINNrr. leaves titT
Point YarE. cvatx SAT- AY morning. 'cl6c
after arrival the Cars from Petersburg arriving
York
Through Tickets including Railroed Fare. aud
Room board the ST. amer a. Second Class Cars and
crare, =.
Apply "a LEE & JOHNSON.
4 gents New Yofs and Virginia steamship Com'ny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

AttHEOdf At s71NFNFEIf. tBt Ut EtNI"H9,
~ NA-Ibe undersigned VIII open School NJ Campbell
Count lause the second Monday In October 10 prepare
yunis Ceufe the ordinary business Of life Every
yen make those placed under his charge
thoroughly acquainted with the subjects they pass over aud
0r viii be Imposed. strict discipline viii
hcmahtaned aa I'D ystcm Will las observed In his mode Of
instructor
1IRMSi
Primary l,usl..i pr session nf nv M ntha $1,000
HIahrf English. lAaH
Higher English aud French. 100
offerl. attn unl French l1au
t,rs,t Iltfu French and Higher Mathematics 2uuo
Good board lad public boarding ltauses In pr
,ar tui'5s l r Village and IN the immediate vicinity, for
trom ciahi dollars per month
san piftatf~ r. n. PARKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

a. NIJ.gaoo Sacks Jeilies Dorsey fine salt, In prim
- order, landing aud for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT a CO,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

ByoIs sAyE.-so0Ol0 Bonds Of the Virginia and Ten.
e ucssee Rsir9aI Company, hearing per interest
principal andntcres payable in New York, and Secured by
mortgage upon the entire Road aud all the assets Of
the Company.
These securities regarded Of the first class and viii be
price the attention Of every capitalist
u Of the pres condition aud future prospects
o the Road will be furnished by upon application
inne lf-dscts PETERS, SPENCE & co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

X 4 ~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. No. 256
baltimore opposite Hanover Baltimore would
respectfully ea the attention Of Merchants WISHING The East
cities their Stock OF New Fall aAd " Dry Goods
which is large and wei assorted.
stock of H7pYy Waaens and Domestic Cottaus was
bought the months and luur. fc lowest
To prompt aud reliable buyers willing soil al
very small advance. l.. L. LANIER
I64dEc5m kB y LANIER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23


- CHANT AND AGENT FOR InE SALE OF MANI.
fAtIG RED TOBACCO. Once on Broad Street, opposite
Union Bunk Augusta. Ga
RfFEHfNcFs-T, {. s. Ferguson 4 Co. Lynchburg. Va,
Wilcox, Hand Ansetey NJ Il. Wilkinson, j. G Fargo,
"Cashie >, Augusta, ia: Hand Williams Wilcox. Charles.
ton, s. G VIM Duncan, Paddeord Fay Co, savannah,
Ga StufecS. Bcunct a Co New York; J. & Wilson Co
naltmarc Wood & Low New Orleans W. p shapard Co.,
Nashville. Zoe sdCefm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

alOwIEsT a. HARDY, Preduse Cemsais-
h SION MERCHANTS PETERSBURG, Va, Dealers In
Peruvian Mexican Guahe Lime Plaster
seeds Agricultural implements and Machinery, Agents for
Deinrgs genuine Super Lime
kond Wagons MongomeIy's Premium koekaway Fan MUS
SCOTS Litilo Giant Cob MIL MeGregors Farmers
Boiler Watts Gun and Brace Flows.
JOHN gOWLETT,
may q d&ctl5th HENRY q. HARDY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23


~ stNiiSS Tho snhsefibre located tie I1Hfk,
hent 10 the landings the steamboats, aud prepared
tsturNHrd NJ extremely low rates all kinds MERGHAN
Disc, TOBACCO, fLptlt AND GRAIN aud otior eoan.
Try produce.
He viii ais give his personal attention thu Sn Of Flour
Grain iud Produce, and tic purchase ct tirueurics
Ills location enables him to forward Goods and Produce
about one halt tho usual charges Ia kehmonh aud from
long experience in the business all he asks Is thai TO insure
satisfaction ALFRED s, LEE
the Dock. Richmond Va
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12

We would just now call the attention of
our citizens to the proprissy Of supporting
their own county paper iu preference to send
ing their money out Of the county for papers
foreign to interests and locality. We know
Of some who take one or more Eestem papers,
to the exclusion Of the support Of their press
at home; that is indefatigable in sustaining
their interests and steadily laboring for the
increase wealth and prosperity ofthe country.
We think no one will charge Us with being
remiss in our duties in this respect. Yet
there are men who "cant afford to take the
Bugle, for they are taking As many Eastern
papers as they can read" at the same time
such will often Unit that the Bugle has
done much in advancing tho interest and
value Of propesty in this region. Will such
of our friends think of this and try to act
more in consistence with reason and justice ?
We trust so.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12

THIS body is to meet u Omaha City
on Tuesday next. There will doubtless
be a considerable confusion consequent
upon the coming toge b r OF materials
SO dlscordant and various. We do hope
however that the members will allow
their better judgments to dictate to them
proper and consistent mode of action
Thousands of ey es are turned upon them
and every act and word will be scruti.
oized and weighed. How necessary is
1t then that petty local jeslousies should
be laid aside, and that each strive TO do
what can be done for the good and we'll
being Of the Territory At large. Those
Who may stepassids from these ::nobls
considerations and act lfrom unworthy
and selfish motives will be watched a. q
wolf in 3 sheepfold. We.look for better
things.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12
PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN
0 M An A CT Y,
The Capitol Of Nebraska

Unity THREE choice lots in Omaha City
will be sold to the highest bidder. on tbs
premises on the 9Th Of January next
Most of them are situated on Capital Avenue,
and are the best in the city, considering central
ity on the plat, and that they are on the princi-
pal Avenue. They are the following blocks,
each containing eight lots to wit, blocks SO,
IS, 81, SO, 81, and lots !. 2, 3, !, 5, and in
Block III.
And on the Doth Of January next, another
Aiblic Sale will be held, when the eight choice
lots in Block 100, fronting the State House on
the North, the eight lots in Block 153 fronting
on the Park, and Blocks No. II, 10, IS, II, and
10 will be offered.
The proprietors respectfully represent to the
public, that in their nndoubting confidence - 70
the superior advantages of their point, they have
expended over twenty-five thousand dolirrs In
actual labor and improvements, besides the tree
grant Of a very large portion OF their best lots
to actual settlers, and now have the satisfaction
Of witnessing, as the result Of what they have
done, the most fourishing and populous town
in the Territory, Of intelligent, moral, and en-
terprisng citizens. A fine brick capital now
finished and furnished, two commodious hotels
quite advanced, one Of which will be compile
ted and furnished by the 9Th Of January next
four or FIVE good boarding houses prepared to
entertain from ten to thirty persons each,
steam saw mill in operation. stone quarries
opened furnishing an abundance OF time ana
stone. brickmakiny commenced and contract
with Col, Howard Of Peekskill, N. Y, for the
manufacture Of Z, OOO, 600 brick next season, and
steam ferry.
This they have done in no spirit Of opposition
to other points, but have labored in what they
believed to be a commendable enterprise calcu-
latedt. benefit the whole country, and thus Tar
their success has been fully equal to their antc-
ipations.
The terms will be one-third Of the psrchase
money in hand, and the balance in six months,
secured by note with approved security.
E. LOWE. President
Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Co
D>e>nhar Is l06A-n16-k
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12


We notice With soma surprise On article
ia the Chrouosype Of this week, making
some very severe structures upon the manner
In which The above entertainment has bean
provided for. As far - We oursslf have
been concerned in the matter, we win brief
ly state.
By special request Of some half dozen
printers. We consented to tsks IN astive
part in getting up the above celebration;
and u an early period consulted D. L. Reed
ESQ. of Belleview, Messrs Sherman. Strick-
land, Pattison, Mr.. Lewis Of Omaha, and
Dir. Maynard of the Chronotype, as we'll As
Z number Of others, all Of whom yielded .
ready scquiescence in the matter, and also
TO the main features Of the arrangements
What our nsighbor has to End fault with
we are at loss to determin, az none but the
nsmss of editors and printers appear upon
the circular Of invitation.
Ii there are any editors or printers who are
disposed not to join in the printers eelebra-
tion, they have right to stay away,no one will
press them to attend. nor need they feel the
least slandered in the matter. Should they
feel disgraced hy al attendance we doubt not
the fraternity would feel equally unpleas-
ant to be thrown into their Society.
VS. should have been mnch pleased had
.kis matt er been tremendously engaged IN,
and can only account Tor this mulish conduct
OF our nsighbor by the reflection that there
are men who are never satisfied 1nless they
can find something, or somebody to grumble
ss,or rpsu whom TO vent an unhealthy spleen.
How Ar. Maynard, stranger in this
section, could have the efrontery to
make = statement so destitute of truth. -
tina, the names Of but four pratical printers
appear, when to our certain knowledge
shers are ten on the circular.
Why printer is not still printer because
forsooth, he chances to be Governor an
Editor, or Lawyer We know not,perhaps oul
very wise neis hbor can see through the mat
Ter however as plain and clear - mud.
The miserable ungentlemanIy slur he hurls
at our Office hurts Ia not in the least; nibbles
from such fsh will pass UNDECIDED. We
aim AT larger game.
We hope our friends of the press wont
feel uneasy at the dash made .: them, don't
think it will hurt them much, nor do we
doubt that any of the fraternity will be alb
sent from the celebration, excepting one or
two from the Chronotype Office.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12

) There is great complaint in all the princi.
pal cities OF the suffering caused by want OF
employment and the high price OF provisions.
Reiief Societies are forming for the purpose
NJ supplvinr immediate necessities.
Nav disasters at SEA have been reported
during the week.
AtSt. Louis on the 9Th inst. the extensive
rolling mill Of Msssrs. Chouteau, Harrison
Z Vsas was destroyed by FIRE. Five hum
dred ssns Of unfinished work, and twelve
hundred tuns Of iron that were undergoing
tho process Of finishing in the building, were
destroyed. The total loss has not been A.
oertsised. The building, machinery, &c.,
were injured for 10000.
A dispstch from Racine, Wisconsin, re-
ports the sinking Of propeller ia 3 fashon,
Of water, Is miles this side Of ssSleepial
Bear" and the loss Of seventeen lives.
cAuYoaxA. Since or Let, the stean4
Northern Light with ths OAljf1uis 1oni1&l
24lA alt. end $500, 900 has. sa,aiyeA l.
news, Aowsvsr, eos1sii nothing norG 60
|.ss.ksa esebst y4t1s tFas Ss~-ov
lsaAA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12

Ma. F. A. Baowx. favorably known
in by-gone years ~ An excellent Yankee
Schoolmaster. is about opening . Select
School. on Monday next in the Nebraska
Hall--a large, commodious and comfort
able room. A. . teacher, Mr.. Brown
only needs to be known to be appreciated.
and we doubt not be will be abundastly
supplied with pupils. For particulars
see card In another colunl.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12
Derpetsai Counting House Aimanacs,
i For sale ct the p O.
NOTICE SPORTSMEN!!

THE subscriber 10 nov in receipt of Doubfs
i and Single Shot Guns.
Some large 6ne Double Guns, for deer md
goose shooting
Colts and Aliens pistols. OF all sizes.
Eiley's double waite. proof &c ntra 6ne caps;
Coxe's ground edge caps.
Shot and bullet pouches. powder TASKS of all
sizes, game bags. &C.. slso superior powder.
l have on hand, and sm constantly making
rifles OF oil sizes, both double aud single.
Particular attention paid to putting up globe
and telescope rides.
Gun msAers materials for sale
C.GOvE
N. b. As much has been said through the
European Journals about the extraordinary
range and accuracy Of rifles used In the French
amy. and thought by seme to be far superior to
any made IN the United States. To perso NJ
AshisG such views and wanting rifles for Ion
ger ranges, h<g leave to say that am rsdy
to furnish them with rides equal In power ssd
accuracy to rifles made Ia any country. Ifthere
are any doubling minds, wish them to come
forward and be convinced BY practical demon
STATIONS.
C. COVE.
Council Bluff. Sept. 18th. 81 no5l-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12

To Elias Patterson
sir-You are hereby notified hat
I will appear before the Register OF The Land
Office, at Kaaesville, Iowa, On The Ind day OF
January, 1855. and offer proof to establish my
right to pre-empt the North half OF ths Ssush
East quarter Of Section No. 90 in Tow nship No
Is, North, Range No. 36 West. And you arc
further notified to appear aud ofier any proof
YOU may have adverse to mine.
DAVID STlPE.
BY Joaxsos T. CAsADY,
Oct. 10, Is54-n9 lw Attorneys;