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DRY GOODS. &c.
WHAT A CHANGE!
BuNN, MALTERNOUSE q ETNN.

HAVE jus. completed thcir grand selection Of Fang
and S."lde Dry Goods which they DOW Lave on hand
ana arc selling little cheaper than the CHEAPEST
Having had the advantage of selection in our large
and fasoonabie Eastern Cities, t.eir stock Is un4
sluAsd ia quantity and quality By any othofs IN
thia market also, having become acquainted with
the wants and wiheS Of the surrounding community
they can supply tho wants Of al even to the nst
faslidiOus. Ca and see and be convinced ~
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles Of Fancy French 4 Persian Beregs De
LANES aud lawns, lpsres, ginghanp, alpaccas, vol
vets. a.lk.-plain and fanny Jaeonetts ssisa mals
bobEets, grapes, aees Bonnet findings.
BesL brands gf brown IN Lleaehed muslins drills
denl'en', ,hectng' pillow eAdinngs, cotenades, sbirE
ing, tNceds, camDrc5, silcsas table covers, crngh,
canvass, and prints Of every yaiety.
A fancy lot Of French collars, Coharets, Sheni-
set, uDdersleeves Artificial giugAaM5, Insns silk,
and embroidered bankerchiefs mts kids fancy silE
Isle thread and cotton gloves, fancy coored, dottsi
and black dgm Yeiii. ParasDs and fans.
Black, French American broad cloths; Black,
French and American Fancy fancy dags!Incres sat-
insts and tweeds. Satin, Silk. Plush and fandy Mar~
si!le5 Vcs:ings, broad twled, buff and fancy linens,
b!a K, silk and fancy crayat5.
Embroidered goss8meT, sat ns and gimp Belgrade,
yeDrolitan, Rutland, Iace and hair, Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and silk bcnHcti. Misses and
.iili2 Flats
Mems, boyl and youths palent leg4o-n, Pansms,
wool hsts-fsEey Cavalier and Wide Awake HSh.
Gent. No extra f1r, otter, and m1leskin hats.
Mems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
calf and ENID. brogans, Gents and boys kip
and calf boots, gaiters, ties, &c. Women's and
Misses fancy lace boots. lasting CATERS calf.
goat morocco and kid buskins-childs' fancy
lace boots, busk Ms and ankle ties.
Carpet chaiu, cotton yarn, batting, wadding,
DC. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths, &c. Tray
| ellUv b9gs -arlcls umhrpllas.
A full and general assortment Of groceries.
Hardware, Queeusware, Glassware, Paints Ola
and Brushes.
Black, lead colored and fancy silks black
satHs-drcas trimmings. dc.
! Bacon, il large or small quantities, tor sale
low.
Mollssss, 80 half bbls just arrived and for
sale.
Sugars, by the barrel Or pound for sale lew.
Dried Fruit, Potatoes aud White Beans. for
/ sale Ly
bUEN. wALTERHoysE d BUNN.
April ), IS.
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Sherif's Proclamation.
TIE STATE OF OHIO. !

TIE STATE OF OHIO. 90
Jackson Cuunty( co.
Proclamation is hereby made to all the quail
fed voters of said County, that a General LIec-
ton will be held as required 10y law, ON the
second Tuesday Of October next, being the 9ih
day of said month, Mt the several places OF hold
inc elections in said County, at which time the
following officers are TO be chosen. to w.t.
One Governor for the State Of ONO.
One Lieutenant Governor for the State OF Ohio.
One Auditor Of State.
One Secretary of State.
One Treasurer of State.
One Judge oi the Supreme Court for the full
term.
One Judge Of the Supreme Court for the va
cancy
One Attorney General.
One Member of the Board of Public Works.
One Senator for the Seventh Senatorial District
Oae Reprcscutotiyc for the Counties Of Jackson
and Niutou,
One County Treasurer for Jackson County.
One County Commissioner for Jackson County
And the Trustees Of the several Townships OF
Jackson County are required to select the follow.
inc numbor OF persons from their respective
Townships, and return the same according to
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sale of Real Estate by order OF Court.

By virtne Of au order Of the Probate Court Of
Jackson County. Ohio will expose to public sale,
at the door Of the Court House in the town and
County Of Jackson, Ohio. en-
Mondav, the 22l Of Oct, A d. 1855.
Al . clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in jackson County, tO"it: Tie north
huff Of the north west quarter, and also the south
west quarter Of the NORTH NcstqUartcr Of section
No. H. in township No. 6 and Of range No IL;
containing one hundred and twenty acres more or
less, subject to, ard cEcuGbc.ed by The dover
estate Of Maria Beunct.
Terms OF ,alc, one third cash in hand one tvird
IN one year and one third inlwO Yeas, with inter
est from day Of sale, secured by mortgage On the
premises. MARIA BLNN b G,9Idian
CIVILIAN & MARATlIBENNEE.
Sept 81, '5j-4w
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GREY Hound Restaurant.

WILLIAM WILLIS, would respectfully say to
tho good people Of this vicinity that he is yet at the
old GREY HOUND Restaurant in Portsmouth, on
Market St., near the old Market House, whore he
has on hand constantly. all kinds Of Injuries O(S-
TERS, FISH, SARDINES, L0BSTEkS, &c. which
he ohersat prices to suit the times. Persons Fam
lies, or Groccrs, wishing to be supplied with any Of
the above named articles, are solicited to call or
send in their orders.
TERMS CASH, in all eases.
Portsmouth, Sept, 20, 55. 26 6-m
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COUNTY TREASURER.

WE are authorized to announce the name of 7.
b. DICKASON, as a candidate for REELECTION
to the Office of COUNTY TREASURER at the en-
suing October Election.
jackson, Aug. 90, '55. 22-tc
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Charge YOUR Dict ettosuit the Season.

THE time has now arrived when the light luxu-
r;os Of summer should be exchanged for the stron-
a.o, md moro invigonting food which the kystem
TScauires during the fall and winter, :, "a,
have effected permanent arrangements by which
vii be in daily receipt of FREsH 0Ys1EIs by ex-
nross and will keep continually on hand good sup
XIV either by hocN or otherwise at my saloon, in
the bascmentof the BIGGs HOUSE, where will also
ss.,,ad ~ mn AT all houra. JOHN WARMER
Portsn5uth, Sept, %, i5s. 2s -
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Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
&C g. q. q.
New Arrangement! |!

New Arrangement
Passengers leaving Columbus at 2:l5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati at 6 A. NJ or ChilicOthe at II A, M.
arrive at Byers' (23 miles east OF Chillicothcl at
1880 P. NJ.
A Train leares Ryers' daily Sundays exceptcd)
at 40 2. NJ. by which passengers arrive at Chilli
cothe at 3I5 p. NJ. Cincinnati at $50 P NJ. or
Columbus at Has p. ii.
Stages to and lrom Athens, Pomeroy, Macarthur,
Hamden jackson, Gallipo|is, &c. connect with
the Trains at Byers', and passengers can make the
trip between either Of these places and Columbus,
| Cincinnati or ChIlicothe IN a single day.
An. accommodation Train is run daily (Sundays
excepted) irom Chlicothe to Blanchester aud back.
Passengers by this train leave Chillicoths at ,
a m aud arrive at Cincinnati at li:l3 a. m or
Cincinnati at p. IN and arrive at ChHHcothe at
10 p. m
Fare from Byers' to Cincinnati, $3.50
. to Chllicothe 10
Through Tickets between Columbus and Chill
lcothe 50 So to be had only st Columbus and Xe-
MIA Railroad Ticket Office at Columbus, aud on
the ears of Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad OIL
leayiug Chillicothe. -
JOHN WADDLE.
Aur I6 ~ 9l-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED.

LINlMENTS.
Cofsan's Chinese Linimeat.
Eclectic LiniDicut,
Great Western Linlment.
Nerve and Bone Lnimeut,
Camphorated Soap Liuimeas,
Opodeldoc,
Oil Of Spike,
Bancil mdi ~ Liniment,
Lorees Ohio Limmcnt,
Mexican Mustang LiuirGent,
Davis Pain Killer,
Bulls kingm Pain,
Bakers faiu Pauacea,
PLASrERS.
Merrill's Black salye.
DaIley's Pain Extractor,
Badgers do
Boorhcads Magnetic Plaster,
HooAauds' Tar Ointment,
PILLS.
DeGray &. Cos Pills,
Erap'r,ll,'s Pills.
Lrcs Niudham Billions PilII.
Wi1hgs Indian Vegetable Pills,
Anti Bilious Pills,
Smiths Susarcoated Pills,
Blake's SaAatiye Pills,
Jayue's Ague Pals,
McLancs Liver Pills,
Soul. I. Cs Sovereign Balm Pills
Sellers Liver Pills,
Railway Regulators,
Jaynes' SanattYe Pills,
Female Pills,
HalsteR Anti-Dy'peptic Pills
Ayge, Cathartjc Pills,
Saroapariias & Blood Purifiers.
Bulls Sarsaparilla,
Carriers Spanish Miztu5e,
Old Dr.. ToweusenG's Ssrsaparinay
jsyue's Alternative
Guysotls Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlllay
Brants Indian purifying Extract,
He.mboAs' Fluid Estgact Of Sar'aparIl!a.
COUGH PREPARATIONS,
Rusbton d Clark ) Cod Liver Oil,
Denig Cough Balsam,
Wi,tar's Lozenges,
Howcs and other 5 Cough Candy
Cholera Syrup,
Jayues EXpoct0Fant,
Ayers Cherry Sectoral,
Scales Balm Syrup,
Sta1Iers Cherry Expectorant.
Sellers Cough Syrup,
Brants Pulmonary Bulsan,
Wistar's Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry
Bgants Pulmonary Balsam,
Wiaers' Balsam of Wild Cherry
VERMlFUGES,
Jaync's Tonic VermifUge.
MLanes YeInifuge,
Sellers Vermifuge,
Barrels Indian Vermifugc,
Stablers' Worm Mixture,
Danigs' Worm Syrup,
Fahnestock 5 Nermifuge.
DlARRHEA REMEDIES.
Javnes Carminativc,
jacobs DarrhGa Cordial,
Danig's Carminative,
Rowands Syrupof Blackberry.
Stabler's DiarrhGa COidial,
Cholera Mixture,
Comp, Syrup of Rhubarb.
MISCELLANEOUS
MarcAisi's Uterine CatholicOn,
Palmers Cosmetic Lotion,
Hembods Extract OF Bucha,
Kier's Petroleum or Rock Oil,
Steiners Electro Neltaic Chainsy
Helmbold's Dyspeptic Elixir
CoIlJdion
Cholera Mixture,
McMuuns Elixir of Opium,
Lyons kathairon,
Christie Gaivanic Belts,
Osgood's India Cholagogusr
Houghon's Pepsin,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Rewauds Tonic Mixture,
Rldway's CircassiIn Balm,
Restorative Bitters. &C., De, &c. at
JAMES II. q. MlLLER'o Drug Store.
Cor. Broaawuy and Pearl Streets, Jackson OH
| Jackson Ju y 10, 50, LILY
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IoI,n CiIlcsuic,s Estate.

John GiIlespic's Estate,
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified, as Executor, OF inc
last viii and Testament of John Gillespie, late CT
j. W. L0NGB0N.
Sept, 2e, IS. 263-w
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Adnlimlstrator,g NotIce.

ANIl MIbtFNEWI7J NWIaVV'
NOTICE is hereby given, that James Mutt has
been duly appointed, and qualified, as adia.nistra-
tor of the Estate Of William Hughes, late Of jackson
county deceased. JAMES NlIi.
MACKLEY 4 FULLERTON, his Atty's.
Scpt,, 20, 49, 26 3.W
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Mntino.
Leather and Findings.
N0TICE an PARTITION.

Josiah Long. Samuel MGbee, John W. Fos-
ter, William Foster, James Foster, Mary Jane foS-
ter, and Sarah Z, Foster Of Jackson county OHIO.
and Archibald II Foster and Sas B; Foster, Of
Scioto county, Ohio, will take notice thot petl,,
tion was filed against them on the 2Oth DAY oil
August, A. D. 1855, in The court of common pleas
Of Jackson county Ohio, by Joseph W. WSc-
man and Elizabeth A. Wiseman his vile and |,
now pending wherein i hG h sa% toowng ,rp pea 'n"
iata situate in said Jackson county, Ohio, and
bonpded and described as follows, to witt Lo
No. "a, in township No. 7, Orange No. 10, Of th'
Sc;oto Salt Reserve. containing eighty acres mor'
ar less and that pt the next term Of said court, ap
plicatlon will be made by the Said Wseman ant
wife, for an order that partition may be made 0
DUNCAN & LoNGBoN, Ats. for Petr'''
Aug, 90, '55. 29-
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

WE arc authorized to announce the name Of MO-
SES HAYS, as Candidate for recollection for the
Office of COUNTY COMMISSIONER, ut the next
ensuing October Election.
Jackson, Sept. 6, 'Jj. 2lzte
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AFFLiCTED's ATTENTION.

DRS L. g. J. W. BARBER, would -rsspect~
fully announce to the citizens Of jackson county.
that they pay special attention to the tresment
of Chronic Disease and from their success here
tofore we can assure those afflicted with Cancer
Fistula Ulcers. Spanish Diseases, Bpilepsia,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, etc, that they can cure
these diseases, because disease has been stand.
ing for few months or years it is no reaaonit
eaunot be cured, We go to work to cure case Of
Cancer, Rheumatism or Dyspepsia with tie same
certainty Of success as VIC would mild case OF
Iutermittant or Remittant Fever. In the treat
ment Of Fistula and Cancer the knife isrelied
upon, because withitall portions ofthe tistula or
! roots OF the Cancer cannot be removed, but by
applving medicine directly to the disease that
Nil remove all the diseased grow tn, and the
roots of the Cancer. Then let the nicer be care
fully healed and there is no danger Of return
of the disease.
N. B. Paralytc can be Invariably cured, ifsccu
soon after the attack.
/ Fox further Information, call upon and address
Drs. L. & J. W. BARBER. Chillicothe. Ohio.
Office Oh Paint ST., opposite Market House
Aug 30 55 23-ly
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OF all which noice is hereby given purSu
ant to law.
Given under my hand at my office in Jackson
Jackson County, OHIO ,,,,,- pov,rre
September H. '5j-25
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We are authorized TO announce tho name Of
GEORGE W. HALE MS a candidate for Commis-
siohor for Jackson County at the ensuing October
election.
Oct. Ate MANY VOTERS.
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Aaministrator,s Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the nndcraigncd
has been duly appointed, and qualified, a3 almnis-
traitor Of WillaM Reed deed. late of jackson coun
ty. NLLLlA il LAW
Sept, 90, 'J5 20 3-w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COME ALL YE, WHO WANT
CHEAP CL0THTM G.!
L IL M ~ A RKe q ~ LII EESS.


.AgIEMA q BEeO'T TEA EESS,
yuTakc pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the people Of Jackson county generally, that
they have just received splendid assortment Of
FALL AND WlNTEA CLOTHING,
And is prepared to suit all classes and sizes i'gln
.n,,Il Lay To rlll grown man. They haze for their
benefit, ] q splendid assortmant ofDREss and OYER
COATS, at all prices. A brilliant lot OF PANTS,
VESTS, SHIRTS and DRAWERS; Suspcnder5 and
Gloves Of all descriptions; also, large assortment
of Japan, Pungee and Cotton llandkcrchicfs, Carpet
Sacks, and everything usually keptin Clothing es-
tablishm cGt,
Being extensively engaged in the manufacturing
Of Clothing in Cincinnati, we can ofera greater va
ricty of goods to our customers than has hitherto
been found in this market all Of which arc both
lrashionablca and durable. Come every body and e&-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere as We
are dctcrn,nod to SELL OUR Go0Dsat Hslyw prices as
any person dares to do in this town.
jackson, Sept. n, 1865. 27-y
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Notice,

Robert Aiken Guardian Of John and Thomas Me-
Doueal miner heirs of Richard MeDousa doed has
flied in the Probate Court for jackson County, ms
account for settlement as such uuarliah' '''"
matter will be heard Oct. 10th 1892
"'''''N T. N. HOWELL Probate Judge
SEPT 6, S55. 3-w.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
6AMK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
ust before putting our paper to press at Bennett
Co.'S Citizens Bank.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

n UNI HIVH Il II n Il UEh7S NUH HNEs
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
signed has this day been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator on the estate of John
Freeborn, late of jackson county, Ohio.
ALEXANDER FREEBORN, Admir-.
Sept. g, '55-seP 27--3w
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Z Z y Y q q Y
Look cut for the Rail Road Cars.

NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to
handle or run our Iron Cars, the track Of the ).
All. V.sR. Il. We will prosecute to the extent of
the law any person thus found interfering with
thenr The man that stole that Crowbar, had better
put it whore he took il from. If he does not we
viii put him where We can find him when wanted wanted
". 5. FRENCH, & co.
.IacI.son Sent '5j. 20 3-w
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Mntlna-Ranair Of Road.
w anted.

SIX steady industrious COAL DlGGEkSi
TO open Entries and Mine Coal, NJ my place in
Washington township, Jackson county, Ohio,
on the line of the NJ. g. c. Railroad. Con.
stant employment, comfortable lodgings, good
wages, and punctual pay, will be given. Ap'
ply TO SENECA w. EL1
-.. Chillcoihe, Ohio
N. B.-Experlenced miners preferred,
Snnt 27. i51-3l% -.
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W ). bllILcHS Dtnh'
NEW York. Blk. of Mobile. dis
Solvent banks, par: MISSISSIPPI.
Pennsylvania. All banks, no sale
Solvent banks, par LOUISIANA,
MARYLAND. Solvent banks, par
Solvent banks par. Small Notes, dis
New HAMPSHIRE. ONO.
Solvent banks, par Solvent banks, par
VERMONT. Bk Crcleyille, 40 dis
Solvent banks, par. Free bS. old plate, dis
CoNNETIcyT. kENTUCEY.
Solvent banks, par. Solvent banks, par
MASSACHUSETTS, Ky. Trust Go. 20 dis
Solvent banks, par. INDIANA.
RHODE ISLAND. State bank, and
Solvent Banks par! branches, par
MAINE, Free banks, to 30 dis
Solvent banks, par Bk. of Conncrs-
NEW JERSEY Vile 80 dis
Solvent banks, par ILLINOIS,
DELAWARE. Solvent Free bk. dis
Solvent banks, par MISSOURI.
VIEoNIA. State bank and
Solvent banks, par branches, par
Trans Allegheny, Is dis TlSNrssEE.
Kanahwa 10 dis Solvent banks dis
CANADA. MICHIGAN.
Solvent banks, dis Solvent banks, dis
NORTH CARoLINA. Small Notes, dis
Solvent Banks, dis Except Adrian lAs. CO.
Small Notes, dis and SiNComb Go, Biz
SoUTH CARoLISA. WISCONSIN.
Solvent Banks, dis Free banks, dis
GEORGIA. Small Notes. dis
Solvent Banks 5diSi TEXAS u ARKANSAS.
ALABAMA. All banks Of doubt
Solvent banks 10 dis full value.
EXCHANGE.
BgTINe. SELLING
New York, "a prm. z Ph'
Philadelphia, a "a
Baltimore, "a "a
AMERICAN GOLD.
Buying at Il prm. oclIing "' l.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office a! jackson,
on tho LIST day of October, 1855.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-14

1893 From chspmanvIIe, BY Fails Mills to cabel c. H..
81 miles and back once week.
Leave chsp%an ~ i Tuesday M7sms
Leave CabcIl Fl. Thursday At a m;
Arrive ut Chapmanville day by D m.
Proposals embrace Ashlsnd are invited
1910 From Cabell G. FL Ashland n miles and back
Leave CabeI @. H. Friday at4 pm,
leave Ashland Friday at 81 pm;
Arrive ., Cabell c. ri. same day by 6pm.
As4l Fro" B.'.r,'syl'e, by Ba Kaob to Ginseng. SO
mill and ba k, week
Leave Balarosvile Thlrsdsy at Tam,
Arrive at Ginseng same oay by pm;
Leave Ginseng Friday at IA m;
.s.a From s,ass . Boon a' taasay epa
lardsvilIe,) SIS miles and back, once a week.
Leave Mud Bridge Thursday a ~ m;
Aave a. Boon County G. 4. next day by Up m;
Arrive a, Mud Bridge day by lam
<s43 From Logan c. H., by Rich Creek, Ginseng, and
Con. River Marshes, to Raleigh. So Mules and
Arrive :, Raj Ugh next day by mi
Leave Reigh Tuesday at 4 a mi
1914 From R.s;ss By Cola md y COON" Mills.
Peytona, SO miles end back, week.
Leave Raleigh Friday at sm;
Arrive at Peytons next day by PM,
Le.vs Psy,o oa Wednesday az I'm;
s4 From fho%psoas a's < Resd ~ y Amber. Mill.
to South Anna, 10 miles and back, twice week
Leave lhompsons y Roads Wednesday and Sat-
Arrive At South Anna same days by II am;
Leave South Anaa Wednesday and Saturday ut
lam;
Arrive at Thompson's y Roads by 3 pm
49l6 From Richmond by City Point, Swneyard, and
Williamsburg Landing Norfolk, las miles
and back, daily, except Sunday.
Leave Richmond daily except Sunday, at 81 a tn
IN summer, and n q m in winter;
Arrive al Norfolk same days by 81 p m Ia sumner
and in winter;
Leave Norfolk daily, encep, Sunday, ats, m in
summer, and II m IN winter;
Arrive at Richmond same days by 81 p m in sum-
mer, and m IN winter
Proposals for tri-weekIy service invited; also
Eor delivering mails Al Newport News and the
Rocks.
GOAT From Richmond by New Kent G. H., Bsrhams-
vile, and Burnt Ordinary, Williamsburg, 80
miIes ard has k, twice week.
Leave Richmond Tuesday and Friday at So m,
Arrive At Williamsburg same days by Bpm;
Leave Williamsburg Wednesday and Saturday . S
Arrive At Richmond same days by 9pm.
Proposals for extending to Hampton will DO consid-
ered
NA6 From Richmond, by Westham Locks Dover Mills,
Lock Lomond, Pcmbcrton, Carsrsvlls, Column
bra, 0eHarvon. New Canton, Seven Islands,
- tsvi,e, Warrsn, Hownrdsv,ls, Warminstsr,
Hsrdvick vile, Tys River Warehouse Allen
Creek Oalt's Mills, Selma Frcdonia Mills
Lynchbure, Hocomb's Rock Big Island Balco-
~ Falls, and Rocky Point Mills, 10 Pa,sensburr,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
How Ganerous.

The last No of the Chronotype contains an
article, copied as it was ''tloating around"
all of which he gives full credit to the Bugle.
Ii our very generous and quick-scentng
neigbbor reads the Bugle, he must be ex
tremely forgetful, or Intentionally unjust or he
would not give us the oyer.credit he awards
us; for he well knows the last part of the
article we never published, but it AccuMu-
LATED and became attached to the ''yegeta-
ble-ar'iele," whilst floating around" We
hopethat our neighbor will next crafty his
penehant for lying in some mors reasonable
way in something that SOMEBODY will be.
lieve. Every person who reads tho Buple
Knows We never sara there were thirty young
men IN our JAN III We had been disposed to
tell lie and thereby infringe upon tho nrov.
lice of our neighboF, we knew very we'll an,
Jail would rot hold so many and that Il wo.
never made for third of the number.
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Stirring News.

we learn that an article appeared in the
London Telegraph of October 10, transmit
ted by the legation at London. annoupc;po
that the following ships of war have been or
dered to North America and The West India
Station
The Pembroke GO, screw-ship. To-. Bermu-
da; the Russell, 81 >cfew-sa.n. tho Hawke
o., screw-ahip the Hastings. do, seIen->aip.
to reinforce the North American Starjopt1
The Powerful 81 saiiu5-ship, for gamajco
the Rosamond, 6, paddles oJp, for the North
American station. The editor asks ..Nhat
does this poltenl If we were at war win
the United States we should hardly have a
stronger fleet Out there" The article closes
thus: "a quarrel with the United States
would cost Us 100000 OF trade annually.
anu at the end of the war We should leave off
without anything settled, ard with the loss
OF the Canadas, the lower of the maritime
Provinces, and the wheat fields But fool
cry OF this kind must not be permitted; and
II there DC tendency in that direction we
must have parliament summoned as soon as
possible. Meanwhile We point attention to
Ihc lact OF such an armament being sent of
TO The shores of the United States, and ask rs
the American Ambassador will Of course find
IL his duty to 60, for what British purposes
has the sending of such All expedition become
necessary 7"