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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-26

GE- Why don't your father take news
paper! = said man to a little boy whom he
caught pilfering his paper from his doorstep.
Coz. he sends me to take it." answered
the urchin.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-26

EE TIE LAWYER WITNESS "A bold and
jealous defender of prisoners belonging to the
home circuit had in late trial at Chelms-
ford, several times told witness. whose
character was not too high. that be must state
nothing that did not pass in the presence of
the prisoner. At length the time for cross
examination arrived. The learned gentleman
began by asking: " Pray. how often have
you been transported r. Nay" answered
the witness, = mast not tell you that, fo- it
was not in the presence of the prisoner"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-26

Er ONLY Too TRur He that has most
of hesrt knows most Of sorrow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
TO TIE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA.,
and 10 all WHO use Liquor ;is "a 'h"sii-
cine or as "a Beverage

Physician, VIC pl".stIbr Alcoholic L'Gih>in in'ds
m, rpo>r h-t,d Civ" tine preference Il NOli h :
SCIIEDAA AhOMAll IL SCHNAFfS.
l. II uHnutt 81 At NCho"".n, n H. 81, hnH
exclusively ia the ine"'N al IL" rropn TT hy f"t's'
III tfuG .nale''aI elsewhere unemployed III III
known.
It i. lrovrl,bF ia" repeated anaiA,I- i sfN .fhi
ruiaenf ehen'sts Ia l." ruir. no eto" lie nernl ou-
iasli oil Which rfe4lgs N every hmd - 419' dieit'd
IRON, gra, sal wltl, i,th cause Of the rervop. 'la
sscrral la cement, ,"ri Il. 'oncc,ilh hod mathii
icsr ton nbtual mi ln'rWP'ruc i IN gfnrrt WHttH
~. Il hanat' invariably trHi To- >up"lindne'.
;. liz proved ~ tt. lam" "n'rring tit that IN"
Iuoiret I'm l. MI 6af"rt with the c"a',e hei'd aaf
tollErstihle nd at jupiter hrr'"tore hsrd, III VIII
IL >peeiirnliy 5shor "r volatile eromna' aud M
lsclna nj The tWo essential OILS o the lhnnn lnlp"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
Arrivals at the Washington House

ITp 70 J OclocN ytSEtFd0JJ
". W. IEFrwIcu, Proprietor.
J W Woodward, Salem, y. j.; George "
Wright, Geo |. Haldrew, Bedford: Geo W Wy
sor, Jno { Darst, \ Owens, y Miller, Pulaski !;
G b Fitzgerald, II Philips, Salem, Jno Hi,
pulask : G Mason, Halifax; A Litchted,
Abingdon, c Y Lowry. Bcdford james Huff,
james | Wood, Salem James Jones, Brook
ncul; Thomas Y Mostly, Bedford; j Quarles,
Liberty; John Galloway, Bedford; Charles }
Clement, Franklin; W p Gilbert, Pitts ylyania,
X Lowry, james Slaughter, james W Clay,
Bedford W Pannll, Franklin,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

Esa APE OF SLAvEs-llEAvY RoBBERY.-On
Saturday night last serious stampede of slaves
occurred ia Richmond. Five very likely and
valuable slaves nude off for parts unknown. One
If thcm, Bob, owned h. Mr.. Leonard I, S}Ator
carried of ffteen hundred dollars of his masters
money with him. Bob, it IS said, enjoyed the
fullest confidence of his owner, and for a long
time had been making his deposits in bank for
him Joe, brother of Bob, was owned by Mr.,
George T.. Sadlcr, dressed remarkably neat, and
is represented rs being very likely.
The P,nay Post says the money carried off
was il North Carolina bank notes. which not be-
ing ,rrcnt in the banks there, kept in their
office ON Fifteenth street, near Franklin. No
clue La, been ascrrtainedto their whereabouts,
though II large reward has been offered for the
capture of Bob, who has the funds.
In THE FlrIp.-N the last Orange county
court, Mcssrs. Welch and pannill, both Demo
Gratis, announced themselves candidates for the
State Senate.
DEArH,--Mr A. s Jones, highly esteemed
citizen of Petersburg, brcathed his last Sunday
morning He leaves behind him large and in
huental circle of friends to mourn his loss.
CAnEIL.-For the House of Delegates in
Cabel', +. G. l.. Beuhring and II. j. Samucs.
Esqrs are candidates.
Tn kanawha Republican warmly @dvocntcs
the election of Richard e. Morriss, Esq. to the
Board of Public Works.
WAYNE.--1eremiah Wellman, Esq, is Il can
didatc to represent Wayne county in the next
Legislature.
Coz. \. II. BYRD, the present representative
from Highland county, has announced him,elfn
candidate for re election.
MoRE LiGur.--Thc hotels and principal stores
in Portsmouth, Va, were lighted with gas for
the first time last Monday night
NOZZLE CuNRGrY.-The Richmond Fire Asso-
citation have purchased II house on Union Hi
for Mrs. Margaret Walsh, the widow of Nicholas
! Walsh, who was Killed by the falling of wall
at the burning OF the factories belonging to John
Enders' estate in September last. The purchase
was made from fund OF Il 900, OF which 5000
was subscribed by the Fire Association, $500
| by tie heirs of Finders estate, and the remainder
+, by the firemen and other citizens
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
Triloilteof RespnCt

1t n regular meeting of Abner Clopton Diys-
vision. No &c. Sons of Temperance, held IN Their
Hall on the Doth Of January, 1875, committee
appointed for the purpose, reported the following
preamble and resolutions.
Whereas. II has pleased the great Creator OF
the Universe to remove from our midst.bg death,
our esteemed and beloved brother Gharcs \.
Howard. in the full vigor of manhood, and where
a., deem it our dnty 20 express IN a suitable
manner our deep sorrow for the loss We have sos-
taincd Therefore Resolved That in the death
of Brother Howard the division has lost one at
her truest son,-nnd while we lament his loss we
will eyer cherish his memory.
Resolved, Tint tender to the relatives and
friends of our deceased brother. our sincere sym
patty for their bereavement.
Resolved, That in token Of respect for the de
ceased, we will wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent To the relatives of our deceased Brother. aud
also copy be sent to the Lynchburg Duly II
ginan for publication.
WM. s. MTNSON
THOS. +. RICHARDSON { ON
WIN. p. PERCIVAL.
JNo w. STONE, w. =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
PUTURE DAY 8
PANNsLL q Sons, Auct'rs.

FUTURE DAYS

' a. CITY FONT, tuR sal + At AIGIIo'
aN WEDNESDAY H." I4'l Of f,t,uar,. Is55 NJ =
.. L,rk II. win ~ rr Tru~' Deed =. III. II
Ier hi. rrcori,l 81 all ,n'.r NJ uurii.,
,re,n - IN tt. dly nh na"tri thar y-ry d.,
Wharf Lot, frne'i, o'n,d I'D oreu'' IL, Ar NJ
BLU Tn. l. t ir.sri- imtrc intel, = p ,iyqi fon
NJ ,ups Iarh u data. c. 60; 3Od itat lr tie ann, -
~ les fh,. o..af ~ re F r~ardiae 49, Comm, :.
NIafrbn.f f4f .'iler orrl Cnrui'a ~ Wr>ta,, y.
in is admirable The lt-4.i sc tn, Sfst,t 81, =
pany pa So in nlctiiairh ht'nsh i'H prufrfy
In tseii+t.It uGs, I'll" sol- # he abn,., VII,
a.ofi, vaca#t l.Of vil Lc a - FOR ?. L. -. =
river .it,luted rsn r.e ilsi' '~,i, rnrnra. In .
{ pi..w oft'f,. tiver aud - :. unii eeattfy III;
frna,s III Tn, Mai str.. 81 Ciy raitr, aip.l, alu g.
AID runs bich distance Of at.nl 9e0 f. an, =
h ed.oute II = ildne l,t - tj.rr j. oatf,r l.j -
TrRHs.-f III fri xucu.cs ot s. ,e--Ilt, /, .3r
ore II Il Il ~ mon h-. .',fr.i n "a, a#iI
urgot bic t.ites. wi 'rtpI-i Ht,d tie II a, II, H.
pcit, l. be re'ainei L. ~ r,d ton. -
Alex BOWMAN. rrl.,aa
PANElLL & SONS. Aur,.r.
fb l..i3aw ifrb p,.r,r.bora l..
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

I.eIIIsf.s u THI. EAR lo55.-- here NIL b.
this year four eclp-es, two Of The sun and two
IF the moon;
The First-A total eclipse ofthe moon, NAY
Ist. at o o'elock 3 minutes in :he evening; W.
ible.
The second--A partial eclipse of the sun May
10Th at o O'clock minutes in the eyenng--i1-
visible here. Only visible towards the North
Pole. Greenland and the north part of North
America. latitude 60 and O.
The Third-A total eclipse of the moon oet"-
Der a5th Mt 9 O'Clock IS minutes in the mornings
invisible.
The Foorth-A partial eclipse of til" sun No
vember 9TH Mt , O'Clock 30 minutes in the after
noon; invisible here, and only visible at the South
Pole.
Tho Kanafyha river is i'm n fine nayigable con
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
The Vote en- the French spoliaiion Bill


The Vote en- the French Sponation Bill.
Below we give the Ayes and Noes on the pas
sage in the Lever House Of Congress, Of this
long mooicd bill. The bill passed under a call
for the previous question. Yeas, 10; Nay -,
! as follows:
Yeas-Alessrs. Abererombie. Akin. Nil-. Al
len, of Ill. Appleton. Bayy, of W. Ball. Bank.
Beleher. Bell. Bennett. Bensuu. BliSs. Bridges,
Brooks. Campbell, Carpenter Caruthers Chan
der Chamberlain, Clngmau, Cook. Corwin.
frocker. tallom. eating Davis, ot l.. l. l'e=
witt Dick. Dickinson. Disney. Edmund. El'a;.
of Mass, E,erhnri, Farley, Fonton, flagief,
Florence, Franklin, Fuller. Gamble. Gid1ings.
Goodrich Goodwin. Hastings, Haven. I'LL llawe
Hunt, lngersol Jouo- If ra., kciit. kerr hit
tredge. knn1. Latham. Lyon. McCulloeb. Nine
donald, MeDousnll. Mace, Macy, Matteson, MN
rice. Maxwell. Nav, Mrnchnm. Nddcswrnth.
Morgan. Norton, Packer Parker, Peck. Peck
ham. Pennington. Phillips. Pratt Preston. lnr-
year, Ready Reese. Riddle. Robbins, Roger,
Russell. sabin, Seymour. Shower, Smsns, SIAN
ton. If IeaA. stanton. Of Ky, Stevens. IF Mich,
Straus. lay ior. OF Ohlc, Teller. 1hurston Trout.
Upham. Aansant. Wade. Wulbrdge, Walker,
Nashharne. of H., Washburrc, of Me-. Wolf,
Wentworth, Of H., Wentworth, Of Mass, Vest=
brook, Nleelfr, laie-, Zoliicofer,
Nays- Nessrs. james 6. Alien. Of illnois.
Bailey. ct Georgia. Barksdolc, Barry, Benton
Bag. taskle. Gha-tJin, Chrsman. Cobb, tol=
quit. Co1. Graige. Davis, Of Indiana, Dawson.
Dunbar, puaban, Eastman, Eddy, Elliott. 81
Kentucky, Ellison. English, Ethrridge Enulk-
urr Goaar. Greenwood. Hamilton. Harlan. al
Ohio. Harlan, of Indiana. Harris. of LON -lana.
Hendricks HEM. llibbard. Ililiyer, Houston.
Johnson. Jones. ct New York, Jones, of fenu
Jones. Of Louisiana. Kidwcll, Kurt. Lanb,
Letoher Lewis. Lilly. Liud-ley, McNoen, Me
Queen. Miller. of lndiuna, Mll-on, Morrison
Marcy. Nichols. Noble. Or, Perkins, of LOU.
siana, Powell. of Virginia, Ritchey, OF Ohio
ltutiin, sapp, Seward, Shp0nan. Shaw, Singleton
SHELTON. Smith. of Tenn. Smith. of Ala. Smith.
If Texas. Stanrt, of Ohio. Stuart, of Michigan.
aylor, Of y. York. Walsh, Warren, Wright, II
Miss, Wright, Of Ia.
The bill We beiie'e, provides for the appoint
nent OF three commissioners to adjust the eiaims,
md Of AN attorney who shall defend the govern
ncnt against unjust applications for relief. 1he
commissioners nro required to ST two yenrs, aud
i've millions is nude the limit of the expenditure
for thc object proposed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

DESIGNS OF THE ALLIEs.-According to the
New Orleans Delta, the Captain-Generai OF CUBA
has been officially notified by the representatives
of the governments of France and Great Brtian
that within fifteen days there will appear IN The
mort of Havana a Franco English squadron com
posed of two ships of the line and several small
lar vessels. 1t 10 intimated by the Spanish au-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
COMMERCIAL

Bynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Malket'
JANUARY 81, $50.
ToBBAoco.- Receipts continue light and bnt
it'll doing. No old offering. Prices gcll sup
ported tor all kinds, and we quote some improve
inent in prices. New ugs. common to good, Al
from 90 to So ~; Leaf, common. from 81 to
"a 90. No fine shipping manufacturing Of
fering.
W1rAr.-White |. 80 to 81 80: Red ai75 tn
5l.55, for good aud eatra.
fLouK.-Superfne 1875 Ia $3.50, family So
30 to 90.
JOHN CLARK.
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

The Paris correspondent of tue New York
Commercial says it is worth while to remark, as
a feature e the present war, that the French
Government has not up to this period published
officially single list of the killed and wounded
of its army in the East, nor has it allowed those
who sought these lists for publication to announce
single name. 1t is also said, that all applications
from relatives to know the fate of solders-and
these APPLICATIONS very numerous are thrown
aside without attention. The letter writer well
remaks that the Emperor, Minister OF War; and
tho Generals In command If the army, are full OF
euloeies of the living soldier, and allow no oc
cason to pass TO hatter his vanity and stimn-
late his ardor; but the moment he Is de I'D, he is
80 much worthless clay, and claims no more at
tention than the horses that fall at his side.
With the English, that is not the case; bulletins OF
the killed, and wounded and dead from disease
are regularly published.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
Fredericksburg papers please COPY.
FUNERAL NNIlCE.

Tho funeral of Mary Ella, infant daughter Of
Joseph II. X Mary A. Phelps will be preached
at their residence this morning At lol O'Clock, by
the Rev. J. l.. 'nehard Ihc relations aud
friends are invited 90 attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

KN ~ NOTuIVGs II lNNCumRG.-A cores
pondcnt of the New York Herald, writing from
this city says:
"Speakmg of Know Nothingsin this little town
Of Lynchburg there are eleven hundred Know
Nothints o0t Of oNoinE population of only fifteen
hundi, ~ wonder Mr. Wi-e found diff
cult to make Roadway against such majority.
Would mt Iii, friends. from these Know Netting
statistics, best consult the interests of Mr.. Wise
in withdrawing him from the canvass, and soud
ing him to France, rs Minister in place of Mr..
Mason! This is talked of, and the political in
doatlnns of the day are cenr, that the
most duh cum read. Such an adoption of Mr.
Wise lay the administration would snve him from
the modification Of most disastrous defeat"
W. think So large an estimate of Know Moth
ings IN this city incredible, but it is proper to say
that we have no personal knowledge of the matter.
The coupling Mr.. Wse's namo with the mis- sion
to France l. cruel. suppose hi- louisa speech
should be read before that body again, rs 1t was
by Benton in L.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

The people 81 California seem to be ag tating
the question Of a division Of the State in eafncst
The californian ,ay,:
"Oar cit zens have at last taken hold Of the
question Of division of tho Stntc in earnest.
Petitions 10 the Legislature for this object are
being circulated throughout the lower counties
aud comprising the numc of nearly every res
pou,ihl person ia our section, turns hing a sure
lndeA Of the strong aud uncquiyoonl feeling in
Gyor OF thi- III, astrr mdulgcd 10y our people"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

thoriiies That ilis squadron has been semitic TIL
coast ef Caba rs a guaranty against the hmhi-
tious views If Americans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
WM. s. MTNSON }
THOS. +. RICHARDSON : {
WIN. Z. PERCINAII. \
MARRIED,
.JHo. w. STONE, w. =
WM. L. pERCIVAI., Il. s

On the 25th inst, at Scotland, Bedford CO, by
Rev. W. j. Lynd. FRANCIS NJ WIGGl&ToN I"
CLARA II. Storr, daughter of Mr. Sam'l B.
Scott all of Bedford co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
Errrers OF rnr EASTERN w,R.-AN. Y. cor.

EFFECTS OF TIFF EASTERN wNR.--AN. Y. cor.
respondent writes:
several Of the butcher of this city IRE enea-
gedin filing large orders ior beef on account of
the British government. The wants Of the allies
MISC begin II heneit "nr shipping houses. The
French government have Just taken up TIM clip
per ship White S9uali, about 1000 tons burden,
to carry provision, to the Black scn TIE terms
Of the charter are / / per ton month, viii port
charges paia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

Y'E'ESEl0N EEOsE11aEN "A Meeting
" Of Yum Cnmpnny viii be held tor the nu' pose Oh
ceciiug nier- for the ensuing year. at The oiee OF ih
In.ur nee q lnpuny Immediately after he adjournment
If tie ahv me. ting Of Il Stochho ers OF the Hose
and Fire In.ur,r &c Company iaii nteadanee is de-
.ir.d Cia 3O3tl c. T. WI LIS, Sec',y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
Brrr-y33 90 u 81 30 per cwt. gross, which
i 50 90 81 10 net
GIoGs-sG 80 81 per hundred. Supply mod
crate.
SuFrr-%2, 5Ooe5 per head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

Yesterday large number of delinquenis were
called before his Honor, the Mayor for failing to
execute the ordinance requiring the sidewalks
in front Of each mans premises Ia be kept clean
of snow and ice Fines were imposed in many
cases. We suspect thnt to IL large number, the
existence even of such an ordinance was un-
known. While the authorities thu. remind
ing the citizens of their duties, we hope they will
be li,tlc moro mindful of heir own. We in
wife them particularly keep ,hnrp looIl-out
on First alley, which is frequently deep enough
in dil aud filth for the cultivation of "a crop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

TIM Host CoMrAN1.-lhi his evening the ---
anniversary of the Lynehbarg HOSE Company
will be celebrated by supper Mt the Wash
ington House. We undertake to saY that the
Mnjo srcscryoir pipes audi plugs will all bH IN
good working ord,r and that tho Company will
not, on n recent memorable occasion, expert
once any want of water, or any Hing else, the
occus ou calls for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

The Kanawha river is in fine nayigable con
difion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

IcE.--The cold season has afforded our citi-
zens another opportunity of filling their ice hou
ses, Of which we are glad to see they are avail
ing themselves, 1t is unusual in this latitude to
have two Freezes and their occurrence may be
taken evidence of an uncommonIy severe win
ter,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT..

TIM PooR.-We gad 10 state that Mr.
Thomas Y. Mosby has consented TO call on our
citizens to-day, to receive such contributions as
they may be disposed 10 mako towards the relief
OF the poor. We hope TINT NIL will give freely
aud literally, according 10 their means. There
nre cases of crying and cruel want in our midst
the piteous details OF which. if known. would
move a heart If stone. Who Is there that VIII
deny himself tie sweet satisfaction OF having
assisted in mitigating their bitterness aud agony
Lvuohburg sympathies have never been appeal
ed to in vain. in cases that should move them
The proceed. will be handed over To tn" Relief
Society, by whom, hive no doubt the most
juiieiou. application Of them will be- made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

BALLOON ASCENSION. Carrier, the fronaut'
made a most -ucces sful anil beautiful ascension,
yesterday, from Pcrcyaps island, the low
er part Of this city. The day was calm and clear,
tn ugh cold. He cut loose from his mother
earth about clock, and rose majesticay an
almost perpendicularly into the air, to en- eleva.
ton which reduced The seeming size of his large
balloon 10 nboui that of hng-head-where he
appeared 10 pause aud hover for about - min
ute. lIrthcu bore ofi.rising gradually, towards
the South, until he disappeared beyond the hori-
zon. Its supposed he descended some 10 miles
below We regret To learn that the receipts on
the island were not sufficient to pny expenses
W. hive no doubt that the hundreds Of our citi
zen who Witnessed the ascension from tho streets
and bills would chcerfully make up the dcfcien
CIV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
iRGINfAN.
T THURSDAY MORNING .FEB'Y. /. 1855.
Mr wise- His speeehes and principles

Tho following commentary upon Mr.. Wise's
speech in Prince Edward is a faithful picture of
the man and jus, criticism on his speeches
wherever he appears and holds forth II is pub
lshed in the Richmond Wing of late date, over
the signature Zone Of the People .
On the third Monday of the present mor. th Mr..
Wise addressed the citizens of Prince Edward
lie is already worn and jaded by the canvass. and
the shadows of coming Doom are ,ron him. His
appearance is g"n;emanlv an attractive; and.
although the matter of his t'nree hours speech
scarcely equalled his high reputation. his address
is good, and he Is largely gifted with the os mag
no sonifaTan. supposed 10 be naturally appurte-
nant tn orators. With hi. well affected laughs
anu tragic attitudes. he 70 realize the boast
of shakspo ares high reaching Buckingham"
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
Harl's Exchange.

Mslit citizens Of aDluff City and surrounding
country are hereby informed that ihis new
/ estah;ishmcut is now completed and well
supplied with choice variety OF Groceries.
Provisions aud country prod dlce, which viii be
sold the lowest selling rates in this city.
Past tVors. and the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed ate duly appreciated and thank
fully remembered and trust by strict attention
to the wants o. my customers, u aneEit contin
ua;ion OF tkci! lAvoTs AID patronage
II! u. nARLE.
y. B.--Cash pail for all kinds Of country pro
ducc. tloer aud grain.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
NOTICE,

1 corporation under the name OF "The Coun-
y Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company
has been erganHod under the general corpora
ton law of tile State Of iowa, aud its principal
place fer transaoting business rs the ceantiag
room of james A. Jackson, Council BsaH o'3
Iowa The nuture of tl- business OF ti4c com
punv is % p ocure boats and TO keep aud rnain-
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn aud Log p
Fork Rivers and 50 carry trade with the In
diAns and whites along 81 id line.
The capital stock Of the company Is eleven
thoua and dollars. negotiable aud transferable
by vote of the majority Of boari ofdrectors
and to be paid in upon call Of the board of d
rectors
The time oil commence ement of said incorpo
ration was the Odd July 1883, to continue TWEEN
~ years.
The affairs Of the company tn be conducted by
board { directors, consisting of president.
secretary, treasurer aud other directors, to be
elected annually on the first Monday OF each
year.
The Indebtedness Of the company shall at no
time exceed the sana Of seven thousand dollars
Feb 81, '54-u50tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
The tan Aave Arrived !,
FREloHFED FoN Voossssss At TIE
FIG I
IS t0stNDlllG olScoNfjly

aRvs seeyy. ss0net vneee tench
- Nesslrss evely thing q geld. has heea
found lQ q aissaal lands ri Tie Prci6e and
'hoafihls have made pr1sceiy f.stnnss With Its
'. n.s-3'n.ny !. are eaYstsy Psr.aipt their way 70
ahis d>sfyd haven, a,'d viii Also make iertpnes
aad ~ csriiaily wi.n slfs.n essry saccsss, As
1ey ,gsss Through our cify, ho~ev.r. they
shogld supply hemsslres with AIl nerdful and
aressssry articles fcs the Piaias. 10 safely hun.
yrl, shield hu.n stsrsns and opld, 10 mako we'll
When sicf for drink wlren. thirsty ani rest
wheE wesry; AID also nice something, few
Injuries for The palass when far from tue reach
Of The dainties ~ fcfsiiixed life,
Z. vOORuIS Il Co.,
~ the Old Stand on the head Of Broadway
Madison street, at sign o: the Mommoth A,
have Just received per Steamer Genoa, COM
p'ete and thorough stock Of Dry aud Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Provisions, r ools
and Gallery. Stationery, aud Ready Mad.
Clothing, aad finally everything that might be
required FOR both emigrauts and citizens, for
Oahttimg or comforts al home which will be
sold As low AS can be purchased In this market,
Council Bluff city, April IS, iS5i,-ly