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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

q NEW lONCERS.-JEnt WuthbAWS
~ s. son Nhavng rahcd the Garner House formerly oe'
NJ II. cupied by Jehu Williams Jewellers Store hie
0<Ue now prepared their friends and the public
something really handsome in the way OF 'old ana SVei
associated themselves together Tor lac pur
this business they are now opening very
large we stock the best quality OF nd ana
silver Ware part of Gold and SILVER Hunting
atches made by the most reliable manufacturers tahu
ranted to perfnrm) Cameo. avr Mosaic Sorn' enth''ea
forcntme Sets complete with every othef ue
scption Jewery n tho present day. great Nh}
spoons Ladies Sugar TonEs Butter Chkc Tie ana T. "h
Knives made OF genuine Silver prices to please with
good Of the above mentioned articles made "i Al
plated wth genuine Silver, including grptfhl ns
Plated Tea Sets. Walters, tasors communion
Services Sc shaving material cf description ana ues'
quality Hair roolh brushes Chamber and Paror lla'a
Irane Caudloscks good selection of focke'
Knives. Colts improved Pistols with great variety
t mention which we peg the
public there will be charge for showing
them.
Remember the stand opposite Geo NJ Rurkcr Co
doc ais JEHr WILLIAMS SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

Those vessels Of the first class built the city bal
ssy this trade and
danus f passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains. well qualified for the trade aud who viii spare
accommodate. Ihos will he towel up and down
by and may be relied sail promptly
ais,rtfsd
Merchants going North ordering goods from NV York.
. lind their interest 10 ship 10y tins line, freight viii
always ho taken rs low any other line Of Packets aud
e1pri VIII be made by the agents in Richmond AMI
satisfaction Insurance be effected in
tie Richmond Fire Association by this line at per
respectfully ask and hope To succeed In obtaining full
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New York will be fr ariel
commission New Orleans, Mobile Charleston sa
eannah % Other Southern Northern port
vessels VIII lie In Richmond in the Dock, In NEW York
at lIcIth SO Coffee House slip, foot OF Wall Street
DAVID & WM CGRRlE, ltciinona, Ants
L H. PiEKSDN y. y, 'e'''7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
-..1IJlA rnnouom rnoM AuomANAN 10

II NIHUI RI IN I0HMVNI'
Fare nom LyuchbnrR To Bnchanan.... 80
From yuchburg 10 Charottcsyic... ............ ~
the I'D of October Packet Boats ill leave
Bucbsnan \ NJ, Iynchburg t74 I. NJ Monday,
"Wednesday aud Friday and arrive in Il edmond second day
O'clock 4 NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving L:lchbmg at = T. NJ
reach seatesillc at 0l A NJ, daY and arrive in Char
Io,s,Ie . T. NJ. Leave IynchbnrR for buchanan and
Lexington at6l A NJ Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday and
nrriye at T. NJ
from Lynehburg To Richmond time and distances In
lt,ItN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

u IN Hot SEA house without Muse. like "A Nurse.
without Children, silent gloomy and dvsatr Music tho
harmonic soul Of life breathtd or every where in ma
turc and only absent from the is and souls no are
'h Tor treason straageus and % young ladies insist
at once upon your Papa huYiug iano from L. T. NASH OF
Petersburg although you not he able play thar
Polka a Negro Melody, aud Days Of Absence on il.
The above good advice You ind about 40 40.
lect Pianos al the low prices with all the styles and
patterns T. p NASIlS
Piano Forte Wareroom, 30 Sycamore, st. Pc
any
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

~ ~ at Wholesale, by ST ENENSON WEDDELL. WHO
have IA store superb Stock embracing French Gcrnau
British and American Fabrics all ieh
with great aud attention by finn al TIE very
lowest tasu prices
inviting Stock for The North Carolina
and Virginia rtle e,thut b. exhibited Northu
Pductta and responsible buyers invited give our
StuoA examination, and udge Themselves s.ys
and prices. No. Il 4 ~ sycamore Strset,
l'ttoisiury. VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
HMomm,t;S =; .!ILL'AM Iron, steel and Nct"i

Il WARE HOUSE, Ne u BuLLINGHRooK ST, PElfRs.
BURG Val have established myself the
General Iron Sco and Meta business and nvine the
Virginia North Carolina Merchants visiting this
market to examination o large and varied assortment
my being such will enable at
lowest Raj ioada, Maehnists and the
trade generally Hind their ne my stock
before purchasing eisc,S here.
Orders thankfully rceei, cd and promptly attondcdto
dln IuDS y GILLIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C,
Omee Of the -. -. Railroad Co..
PEfERsBI Ro Sept -, lHJb. !.
NNTiSTER sCuEDUIE.-r-- .,,r cs.ss.sz1

Xk -
tias Of October. the Mail and Passenger I'm
viii leave Petersburg daily, excepted
,eorE NJ. At Burkevie Junction. ut ~ NJ and AT
.yHrhunfg at 80 l. NJ.
I.cats 1yashbug at 30 O'Clock A NJ Arrive a Burke.
eIlo Junction. at ~ NJ and st Petersburg ats T. NJ
O. b ALLSIP.
mt don't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
OF Rie.nona A

MN YORK PACkEfS--This hoine =. Z r. =
composed uf the following Nezsys and sails
from every three days. Ali city
isIluud.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

: IucnNoNp MONDAY lLrAvr1fNcnnrna MONDAY

tt - -lssia.s.ssssl VIRGINIA TENNESSEE
E5k III zFna~Sffs RAlLROAD-Ou Thursday, / Ii -
l9th"f June the Passenger TlaIu will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction.
INN. Il IL u. Il Oil. Con SUIT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

n MS Il BRO by Ets Richmond, Va, beg 10 inform the
citizens of ynchbng that they now prepared to execute
every desert SILK Cotton Woolen dvcing Clean
ing well be done In New York elsewhere We have
machinery and the best Ot workmen and guar
satisfaction 10 patrons. Merno, silk and De Lain
dresses dyed fashionable eoors, suit the OF the
"Nn, Shaws Of every description dyed cleaned Grape
ShaAs dyed scarlet crimson other e.lOIs eual1o import
ed NoVr rd equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
VIM stains removed W" intend to do work equal to
establishment the United aud respectfully sorit
th patronage Of the czenso l3 nchbnrg and vicinity Gen-
tynrns trm,ls y cd and cleaned to look enal toncw.
DENNIS 4 BRO.
}. W Hines Frank ST. opposite Mctropo-
ian llnll, Richmond Va sopidts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
,a,waon 4 wEni4 ursw nEN 15.,.

BALI MORE AND RICHMOND, by steam. 6.sn,IL.MaaSS
EtI.N lbERE and POtAlIONIAS.-Ihe
STEAMER BELN lDERE leaves baltimore every SAT- lR-
l. ~ AFTERNOON tor Richmond Returning Leaves ri ii
MDND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The fOtAloNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
&GNlpAl ~ fERNOOA for Richmond. returning, leaves
RICHMOND very SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Eaiu
imore
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats hay he
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
LlDLAM WAISD&, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

NOTICE 10 Tobacco Manufac turcrs.
~ 30 Cases / i y = Mass l.corice
% j G& Co
100 Half Cases NJ T
Ace
All on consa nmeut aud Tor sale low b,
THOS BRANCH Il SONS
sep - dts PETERSBURG Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

IN Clothing aud Furnishing Goods, ITO Main Street, Rich
mIond. Va, lrs6 Fail Sto, k r56
calling the Stock Of Goods introduced by the
perhaps woud be well To notice the fact 81
rapidly Increasing with all of the State during
The time have been located in Richmond And intro
flucon is always take advantage Of
His medium lay which make ourselves known expecting. of
course that examination all parties will Judge tor them
selves particular being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions aud udRmt must he consulted
We receiving all Stock and assure purchasers
That thing the Gents Wearing Apparel Will
attention, and the assorted lines will at all times be
complete. each will be supplied
Having every facility for the proper prosecution OF our bust
Lope make the fact apparent TO customers and
satsfat trade. During the last have fit
ted up expressly Gents Furnishing Goods whore
customers lind thing pertaining to that Department
In the Clothing Department the Stock
be perfect in point of durability Fit and Styles because
make every thing ourselves and have hesitation in saying
goods will hc found equal the best order work in the
country. Watching the changes Fashion parties
may assured of finding the latest and make in Sre
subject their inspection and approval call is solicited by
GROSHONG 4 IIPMAN,
No 40 Main Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

u House Pan Fame Novel by p Wills Iorlmer Let.
iirEood Esq who wished to see Life and Ivy Smeadv;
hnhors OF taleenbridge, by j T Kelly New Hope or the
Rescue tale Of the Great kanawha The Banished
other stories by Caroline L. Hcn Edgar Monrose by Rev.
holds Missing Bride by Mrs Sonthw orh Lectures W H.
Mourn' wlts Introduction, by Rev. MeCliutock, d. d
dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

" RIVAL OF rIt BLACK WARRIoR-CoNCHA AP
POINTED CAPTAIN GFNfRAl.-LARGE SHllMtNl
OF CIGARS sc &cBN the aic arrival OF the Black W mr.
iul Al New York nsdcrabe excitement created by the
that General Coneha appointed Captain Gene
raj Of Cuba and the opinion o all American residents OF the
Island was that there was no cause t war between the two
countries, long the >hpn, Of Cigars Snuff con.
uucd SO large. by the late arrival H. MEAD HARRIS y
CO, of LYnchhurg, Va, extensive dealers In Cigars, Suns
choice Jeles No. received large stock of the most
celebrated Cigars manufactured purchased by their agent
siding in Havana Among their most select brands the follow
ing will give faint idea OF their assortment La sire
La Flor ueserado, La SumpreyNa La Adela, III Mayo
raj and Mraors opposite the Warwick House lynchhug
Va H. NJ. HARRIS Il co
dor Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
whole


Belts and Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunpow der Patent
shot Balls Powder Fasks Pouches and Bets Bird Bags
Nipples Wrenches, Washing Rods and Iirklcrs, Dog
Chains aud Collars Gun Makers Materials a., AZ y RE
NOINEES and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
Ia the trade. :. 81 / Hi.ltlAND
No El2 Main street opposite Eagle SQUARE Richmond, Va
DIPLOMA
CLASS AWARDED by fHE Virginia
MECHANICS INSTITUTE ron I'M foMuIloN
THE MECHANIC ARTS 10
SAM Ell SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, NlRG a
For cas- of CT Ms, PISTOLS and LES exhibited
The Exhibition Of Articles of American Manufacture he'd
The city of Richmond on the 10Th day ot Ny, lea4
jams ". IFwIILEN j. y. BELNlN
President.
1 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

"a Requires cold NaTthcst storm To make &. 5 Bliss
liuusc the busiest and most attractive place
aud would ad, se all who prepared Tor Win
Chilling WINS 10 make haste hithtr his beautiful
sortmout he entirely gone.
IL has hand a fd supply Of Furnaces, Ranges
looking Stoves patterns, Parla Office and Box
Stoves of aud style wood or coal Crates iha
be surpassed in beauty and which cannot tail to pense
the IstduuS lie also prepared 10 do all kinds al Job
work either ia Tin Copper Iron with dispatch aud neanes
III Plumbing business also carried 10y hiL In manner
that be exeed His friends and patrtrs both in town
and country viii profit by calling
All orders promptly attended to.
G. s. BLISS,
lGta Main St doosr hollow Mnrket.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

~innn B.inc.-FHs Packet to sail viii lis ,1~:
patch Tho superior fast sailing, double dccked N
and copper fastened schooner, HELLEN,' Captain
JAMl- Srfa NNru"w loading and Viii sail rs above. Fol-
balance al tfriIhtapply 10
DAVID 4 WM. Ct RRIf
Richmond.
pN-Shippers lay this Vessel III get their goods port
ofdsstuHtu haif of irsbt cheaper than by any
other rule aud ia less time Insurance be effected On
tho host u. y w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

NFNNsGH, SITUATION ;,s sso0n- st rcprr or
W SALESMAN. in CONNER iai house. by Young man
WHO has bad considerable experience In mercantile Lusn,,
and could make himself generally ustu give good re
lerecrs As Ia character Address W H. Nirgnian Office
sep 3-lts
HIVE Hundred pairs 81 E.udirs Thick s.niI
u crs At 81 81 first article OF philalelpa
made ins aud Morocco Boots Ladies Misses and Scr
wants Please call and examine Tor yourselves
hoy ats JOHN ABRAlI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
LAS FITTING. AND rLUsIs,NG.-y

HINI., (Npk,
~c,-l am now receiving my Fail supply Gents and
Boys So Hats Caps OF every sly and quality very
Nee, ais Shats, Buuts, a.. l.. l.. ARMS rEAD.
sep HIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

nv. M
e9 MERIDIAN /, MAIN SIRil e. lN HBu RiltaN
returned tho Northern Cities har" now on hand aud re
ccNiug very DAY the and desirable stock o Gro
ties and Liquors bcioB offered lay mo 10 Old
aud the public large My stock consists in every
usually kept in the Grocery lne feel no hesitation in
that viii sell goods cheap if not cheaper than
Nnvhburs every article that sell Ia give
sale buy nothing bat The bust
NV luca sales and small profits in every instance
Ali country produce taken change goods cash
prices loct Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

vnn HAA BlstsEiS WHEAT WAN
Il OO9OVO TED.-lwish to purchase tlis season Al
least ooUW Bushels Wheat, much MS can yet
am now nlly in the market and would like engage 2uO0
bushels for immediate delivery
Farmers aud others hayng wheat 10 sell will 10 themselves
injustice should they sell their W heat before me AS
VIII AWAY ray the highest cash price good ~ hp. aud
am fully prepared to buy pay any quantity that may
ib tine market. s 49, ''
Bags. Hays, Rags.
will furnish Bags customers UNION the sspa terms a,
heretofore charged by the Rail COMPANY and AZ IN y
n reasonable time for them q be returned
esuDno. esauno. d:unno,
Farmers can be supplied h any quantity of No ppruvi
Government Guano direct the Govern ne Agent a
low price IL lie bought shall ais keen
hand good supply o. rlastcr-Iump and LynebInrg
Ground, which Will sell as cheap any louv, in Ills
place. WM A MILLER.
july 1915 On BASIN
Oh BbIs. MouniHin Pippin Apples just re.ei we'd
~ by "a lRBG Il SAUNDERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
TO7JRTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JULY.
CIVIC CEREMONLALS.
GRAND MILITARY PARADE
SPEECHES OF GOV KING AND TIE MAYOR.
AWFUL RIOTS AND BL00DShED.
THE PLUG UGLIEs OUTDOSE.
eAaRicAoEs IN TIE STREET.
CIVIL WAR IN THE BLOODY SIXTH
TEN KILLED AND EIGHTY WOUNDED
THE HOSPITALS OVERLOOKING.
CALLING OUT THE MILITARY.
LIST OF THE SLAIN.
NAMES OF THE WOUNDED.
coRonER's iNeUEsTs UPON THE DEAD.
THRILLING SCENES FROM AN EYEWITNESS
FRIGHTFUL MURDERS.
THE POLICE FORCE OF THE CITY.
poINGs OF THE DAY.
BLOODY RIOT YESTERDAY.
MANY MORE WOUNDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

sIn WitfiN JoHNsToS.--St Pa,ricks Lodge Of
Free Mssons in Johnstown, " y, .re about to place
in 81. Jolus Church Of that place table. with an >
proPiHte inscription TO the memory of Sir Villa
Johnston, whose remains rest beneath the chsncel Of
the church. Sir William founded the Lodge, was its
first Master and also literally endowed the church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

ARKANSAS RWER.-1He Lite Rock True Democra,
OF the 10th inst, SAYS:
The nver il stu in good boating condition from
Napoleon 10 Fort Smith, for ,msl boats, and rsc Of
hye or sly Feet reported 70 BE comng do,n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

SPEECHES OF GOV King AND TIE MAYOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

THE POLICE FORCE OF THE CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

FRIGHTFUL MURDERS.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-02
PF0aA& Of Zee dlng Corn to
Hagss

We think the following calculations,
which We clip from the Cincinnati Price
Current, will prove interesting and use
ful to the farmers Of ths country:
''lt is estimated, from an experiment
made BIZ s. B. Anderson, that 100 bash
els Of corn will produces /, $50 lbs. gross
increase in the weight Of hogs, One hun
dred thrifty hegs we're put into pen.
They were fed for 100 days on as much
corn as they could eat. The average
gross increase per hog for the 100 days
was l75 lbs. or at the rate Of Ia lbs.
per day.
Ii thus appears that one bush. Of corn
will produce 3 gross increase Of 10 l-2
lbs. Throwing OF Is, TO eome at tAe
net weight, gives 8 l-5 lbs. Of pork s.
the product q bpshel Of corn. If s Is
lbs. of pork are made By / bnshsl, or So
lbs Of corn, ID. of pork is the product
Of 6 ga lbs. of corn.
From an experiment made by Samuel
Linn, Of shis county, with IS hogs, as
reported in the Patent Office Report for
l8+9y 8 l.2 lbs. OF corn produced ID.
Of pork.
From tbs experiment Of the Hon. Fl.
l.. Ellsworth, reported in the Patent OF.
fee report for I84T. il appears THAI 8 As
lbs Of cooked meal made ID Of pork
This experiment vas made On small
scale.
Assuming that il requires Q 2-s lbs Of
corn 70 make l ID Of perk, the cost Of
its pFodAction will be seen from the fol-
lowing table. The labor Of feeding and
taking cara of the hegs ia not included
in the estimate.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-02

6HM nm Az
Col xsnAsrss ~ l.
Gaas geapsRs w. NoF
ef beng faaaTe yass ~
sarBhgth d my co haa - -
taFns ct Il. y II asrpnE esssugh 70 g.
aand issaaf and isa supplies whaslaak IA
4 ahin ID assaaae So snssaSn a. UlHs-
I've nUsiaina, FasmMzHa se hH amaN hni
sheasl i aasn eozaas ~ y sssh ANs heard
age hi aha rear, od4m4 zp In Ana@, think
Sc will have safz6ians 8on0s ~ aaxTy oai
- active inyasiom If W. aF4 obliged %
winter On he EaouH<zz
Yoh can Naa by aza@ ~ $50
mana thai SIC haxs 81 IS ~ aaa 50 NaIi
K.aka likY In fha agari vi Aas ~ -
Is open carly, Ry ghls 49, atzaSk 81
A8 masaa. maM attention I'll IA kxSHm ~
main road thai by Fort NxFagaa zaay
than hn fKageFssd hy tro0pa,
Tbs Bear Tivnf raase Is haxsss, safs
10 be the lseak one INTO tha vAEaAgy mi
osiaar khfoah Atens@nsa esn be ze9ana
ed by handful awainss th4asAsss2s aaak
1t IL meEeoreFs SO easily absaxuA9 ~
in o week il could hp made nasefaN ~
passabie.
Tbs wank pk eavmgFy n saweKAay g. I
and ws axs p0weylsss % a1ssauns N& la
deiieiaEaag 10 eject aay ahAstaaamaana 2
the naaxauding Indiana khsA are epfsiA
ualiy hOFarine aFuuna ns.
TIE HERALD saya tlsas 9eusi Haraey
with Largo f0sma. viii be dispatched Z
Utah e coon IS iEe eaa esFses Rn sRtsane
into the tegxigary.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-02
sswe take she Ret,n

We are sorry that cur friend Of the
Oracle could not have accepted our pro.
position relative 10 the am cunt Of goods
purchased in Florence and Crescent cit
les, without descending to low personal
tiles. Our Rsighbor has been reading
Is 3 lesson foE soma tims about person
ahties, yet, it would sesn that he Is I'm
willing 10 prGeties the doctrine that be
breaches. We did not say all the msr.
chants in Florence aad Crescent cities
purchased thsiE stOoka In Council Bluffs.
II We had said 50, ii would have been no
disparagemsnt to them; because We ka0s0
that they can purchase their stocks as
cheap in Council Bluffs as in St. Lous,
after adding the cost Of transportation.
We said that all the merchants in the
cities Of Florence and Crescent City With
the exception of two purchased their
stocks in Council Bluffs. Now, we find
that johnson & Blake, Reel L Dutrow,
S. EgglestoR, and Williams & Philips,
are the merchants Of Crescent City. win
the truth-tslling % editor Of the OEaols
tell as how many Of these houses pur-
chase their goods ezeI'asiuely in Boston,
New York and St. LouisP Will he also
inform US how many Of them purchase
their stocks in Council Blufs Come,
neighbor, tell khe truth for once. Now,
friend Johnson, don't get mad because
re ask yea 10 tsli the truth, we assure
you that it won't hurs you 10 do SO, al
though Ii may plaos yea il an awkward
position and seem quite unnatural
When you cali Us liar again, you VOID
do well 10 select some other question Of
YeEaeity than the one in this case. You
know, the citizens Of Crescent City also
kn ow, and your best friends aeknowl-
edge with shame and confusion, that you
have misrepresented as, and that We
might cast your words in youE teeth with
perfect IMMUNITY. Lying ? don't accuse
as Of that again, while you are so vul-
neEAble on every side. We hope you
will excuse as for talking so plainly to
you. We we're in hopes that you would
stick to your pledge, and indulge IN no
more Representatives. Who struck the
first lick this timer
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-02
20 " ARWEW y, MRNKKaI.

Ma3S~ K0u re hsrshY ncEiliad kAak there
81 new 90 Sc IN the szses og Tie Clerk 81
shA District Court II P0kkaw akkaMis sounr
~. LII the 3sszs IL E0wa, Rsszsawns duly
swaKm ID, ek ChrinkiAa 5. Sioams claiming
81 vnu MBeveA Thcumand Biz Hundred and
se@xzzx -assaa Doll&rs, as massey dns him
III III aaFeral BEiia &c ExehMnge In writing
drawn BY yoa Oh Besbs q c., Of New
YnsM EssEy. III damef1bea in esd Petition,
wssIeh BElla II Exehsags we're acs paid by
aaaH afamemm mk maknT icy. and 81 which yaa.
hax fexaI nCkics, ead Cor asmagss and
uehnltT upea thA n0sspay Ensnk 81 said Bills
~ Excaangs, also alledgIng hat you are
not 4 rsaiaenk Of aaid stase Of Iowa. and
owe urnSefss Ia BAad sgRte, ard praying
fsr Al alaankmsaG agaInsE yoaE property
Yea Are also hereby neti6sds thai unless
ron anz,ear and sRswer thsEssR % o. be-
kers - nagmins III the 4seoaA day Of the
nazs Term nk said District Court 10 be
hasaen an ske hFst Menday ee February
neat, yudgmsnt win Be rsRdezs9 against
TEST 4 DOUGLASS,
AtkoFnsya Eex PaaintiM.
Dated and sigaad Noy. 10, 1851
Opaesad by - Counsy Judgs = Rosta'
waeaN mgs Ceunkv, - be pubaIeasa foul
weeks Ia tina CuaEnciI Btuls Bagln.
q. p. KEIIoC9s CiaFk
Dee 2, 81. ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-02
Death Of the race. kA0rss
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Il ia With deep regret ws are called up
on 10 announce 10 cur readers the death
Of the racs-horss Pryor, the renowned
son Of Glencoe and af GtpseY, and tbs
pride, and hope, and main. reliance Of
ths Amarican Stable in England. We are
informed BY our correspondent, Censor,
who, two weeks ago, reported 70 uE the
death Of Leeompts, that Pryor foLlowee
bis old stable companion on the I'D Oh
October, and that he fell > victim TO 'tan
attack Of lung fever, which ell the best
Veterinary skill Of Lonaon was unable %
reprcss.o We hare thus lest, within OHe
short month, two Of the most highly-pri-
sed stations Of AasTiea and with tht
latter, the prospect Of an early and bril-
liant success upon the English Turf
which all who knew him firmly believed
he only wanted condition to secure. Pr
or vas doubtless, By long odds, the best
animal which Mr.. Ten Brock took 10 En'
gland and when his blood, and powers
as a racer, are considered we are JUST
fed in saying, that his less is an almost
iFreparable one to the American Stud and
Turf. In she sickness and death of Pry'
or aad LsOompte, we may find the solution
Of that mystery, which has puzzled Amer
can Turfmen, while viewing, at this dis
tauoe, the Indifferent performances oil
the American herses in England Tn
truth is, there has not been an hour il
which the American stable of Mr.. Tel
Brock has been free from sickness, whilt
in the British Isles; and we should fee
we'll satisfied, that Babylon vas able Il
lose only by a neck, at even weights, il
a feld Of sixteen and that PTioress
when momsutsrily yell, should havD
gaasohed away, from afeld ofthirty -foat
the richest handicap of the year.-~P0T
ter's Spirit Of the Times.