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FOR SALE.

EVR YALE.
A Lots in Howard Addition.
20 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine tracts Of land
within an hours ride Of the City with timber and
70 Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue
DeSoto, Tekamah, Logan, n T. and Juneton City Iowa
" Also 160 acres Of choice land two miles east Of
Sioux City Oh which is about 40 timber. nl-u
EDWIN J. FRASER, Land Agent.
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EVERY KIND OF JOB PRINTING

This being, by far, the most extensive and COM
plete establishment in this section of the ''GREAT
WEST the public may be assured, that no pains
will be spared part their interests faith
fully and promptly. MAYNARD LONG.
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@'f-a@ z@5 a4 GEORGE n. WESTON,
-. ~ Editor 4 Proprietor.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9Th, 1851


Money may be forwarded by mail IL the letter con-
tanning IT be registered, at risk. Large amounts
had better he RENTED in drafts
F .1 Address GEORGE N. WESTON,
Z u-..-ss. Washington, D. C.
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Sign of the Cook Stove, No. lG
,.@ & Is, Upper Broadway, ~
Counc1l BLUFFS, Iowa
szzeE .st s3fE40E3ess~- a5 sA& sss<s


DUCKS CELEBRATED IMPROVED PAT
ID EMIT "CLlPPER"-FILIEY'S HOT AIR "CHAR-
TER OAK'-BRIDGE'S Improved NEW ERA Cook
Stoves.
nrRor sale cheap 1t the SIGN OF THE COOK
STOVE, by s2y Fs4 b ~ n. ROGERS.
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To the Public.

~ tnC Il uUAANs
T have rented my Store House, Middle Broadway,
i to Messrs PORTER, CARTER who will continue
the old business tOwit:-Auction and Commission but
sincss in all its branches and whom would cheerfuy
recommend 10 my patrons and the public generaly.-
Those who are indebted 10 me, will please call at the
old stand and make Immediate settlement II you
not settle by note and the usual interest of this
country mean all, not q part, so come up and save
me the unpleasant feeling OF sending officer to fetch
GOV for 1t must be did. -aF.zar4 .sl-- 1arys5
10 Ny ONCE is at the old stand, where will be
found during business hours. n. r. SNOW.
nl3-3m - 2 20 a@A stBugle copy 3m
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ENSURES AGAINST THE-
DANGERS OF FIRE!

Perils Of Inland Navigation.
1T as Liberal Rules and Rates as Risks
assumed Permit or for Solrency and
fair Profit.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
Insurance of Dwellings Farm Property, Out
Buildings and Contents.
Such insured for periods of to years the most IA
vorablc terms.
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INCORPORATION.

The ARTICLES Of Incorporation ofthc Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Compa-
ny, are hereby modified to be as tolious:
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NOTICE.
T HAVE SOLD TO MY BROTHER, JAMES
i HENSHALL, JR., my entire STOCK OF GOODS
and Store fxines. Those owing me in any shape or
manner, will make immediate payment to him, my
authorized agent be forced TO settlement by law,
further time cannot and sill not be given.
Some valuable Land Houses and Lots can be had by
applying to my brother.
nl-u sEa THOMAS HENSuALL.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-28

THANS, PARASOLS, FINE, FANCY AND
Black Dress Silk. All Of the latest styles just
ceived and for sale by
n2-u -# TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
rrnc Last EotnI Duci ut SnyunnRh.

Dispatches were received in Columbus, Ga,
early Tue sdav morning. announcing the death
of Mr.. j. p. Hendricks, which took place IN Sa-
vannah during some time Monday night
from the effects of the wound received in the du-
ell with Mr.. 0. S. Kmbrough. The Columbus
Sun says:
The announcement threw general gloom over
tbe CITY. Mr. II. was high toned gentleman OF
modest department and his loss from the bust
ness circle will long be felt. He was member OF
the firm Of Hall Moses 81 Co.. hardware mer-
chants in t ia city.
The correspondence from the beg inning to the
end of the affair, we presume, will be published
when the public will learn the cause and neces-
,ity of an act whichha deprived our city of enc
,f lis citizens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
/ LATEST NEWS.
Con gfcs.ional,


HANHtN'foN, feo =, > +. h.-Congress is still in
session here The House is engaged in the case Of
WEIGH Many speeches have been mate expressing
'ne oplhea l'at the evidence against him is insult.
cient for conviction
The Senate WIS in sessionlast night until half past
ten CLOCK. Mr.. Hunters substitute for The House
tafn hu eIGeag the present tariff - per cent was
passed; an amendment also adopted placing the
dai{ ON raw wool al - per cent. and wool valued at
- ets or less per pound, free. The biil thus amen.
ed passed
The Senate to-day passed twenty five private bills
aud the Post Office appropriation was discussed
The senate will hold IN evening session
In the House Mr.. Gilbert, OF New York charged
with corruption made n speech in his own deicuee
lie denied the truth OF the charges aud denounced
the attempt of the House to ix stigma on his char
acter AS unprecedented lie charges the lpuse wi h
gross injustice toward Inn, AMI concluded by stating
thai he had resigned the seat from which they were
enlearoring to eNpel him. aud immediately left The
House was taken 10y surprise The resolutions in his
case were tabled by vote OF 30 to ts They are as
follows:
|. Rcsoiped, That VIM. ~ Gilbert, a member of
the House from New ork, lid agree with + f. &
Irplett to procure the passage Of resolution or hill
through the present Congress for the pur, hasc by
Congress of certain copies OF the book of the said
Triplett on the Pension Bounty Land Laws in con-
sldernton that the sail iriplctt should allow him to
receive certain sum OF money out OF the appropria-
ton for the purchase Of the book
>. R'saire3. That Vim \ Gilbert did cast his vote
in the Iowa land bill depending heretofore before this
Congress for II corrupt cons lcratioa consisting Of
seven square miles Of land aud stool. given or
to be given t, him.
3 Rosoiffi, That VIM \. Gilbert. n member of
this house from New York be forthwith expelled
from the House
Mr.. Lepper submitted state neut from Erasmus b
Muteson another member from New York setting
forth that as no rial had been allowed Mr. Gilbert
he had no right to expect rger measure ofjnstice,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
The Rev in Cougre,. Thursday.

The telegraph briefly mentioned this affair
yesterday correspondent of tho Baltimore
imsricon furnishes the following particulars;
Ramors of IL duel ARE very current, but can
as yet ascertain nothing definite concerning n
meeting" Messrs Wright of Tennessee. and
sherman, of Ohio, passed the lie in the House
Neste' day, and 10 day matters proceeded 81 far
as n blow. Mr.. sherman, it's said went to the
seat of Mr.. Harris of Md. and while speaking
To him, observed that Mr., Wight looked mena-
clngly upon him. 1t was but the work Of II mo
ment 10 throw u handfull of waters in the laiters
face and Notwithstanding that Mr.. Sherman put
bis hand 10 his side pocket inimatlng that
lac had weapon, Mr. Wright struck him. The
parties were separated by mutual friends and
80 ended the matter in the House. But rumor
with her hundred tongues has transferred the
seat of war 10 BudensbuIg whether truly or
otherwise am not now aware. Several members
nre reported To have left their seats and they
are oi the class VIII usually attend affairs of
homer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
'lhC NcNN McNi,nn IccnIN Nc.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 2G.-rhe following is probably
correct version of the Mexican treaty 1t eontem
plates loan of Sl5o0n 600; $4,000, 600 of which Is
to be applied to the payment OF American claims, To
be adjusted 10y joint commission. The balance to he
unrestricted Twenty per cent of the customs of
MEXICO IS 10 be appropriated for payment 1t also
'ontempate5 JOINT postal arrangement via Tehuan-
tepee as well as the right OF transit Across the 18TH
mus. There is ~ stipulation Tor the eessiou of
territory Ncithes Congress &C the President have
any authority to contract the loan.
The House took summary action to-day ON NIL the
remaining general appropriation hills upon lis cHen-
dar IN order to proceed Immediately the reports of
the corruption Investigating committee, which come
up tomorrow, Nothing whatever was done with
them to-day.
Nr Sumner in his seat in the Senate for about
hnlt mn hour to-day lie was warmly welcomed by
his friends
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

AsGRAcIous RrvIyAt.--The Methodist Episcopal
Church South but recently organized IN fincaste Is
now enoyinga most gracious religious influenza
time Of great refreshing from the presence OF the
Lord. The Observation-Disclosures employed in this great
work of grace are inlomtabe spiritual courage ripe
preaching talents and evangelical devotion to the
doctrines of the gospel in the preachers Rev Messrs
Rosser, p f., and Blount p. C., together with the
cooperation of members of different Churches IN TINS
place The subjects OF this revival range from the
child of eleven Years, up gray hairs aad in all re-
spects clearly demonstrates that God IS no respecter
of ncrsnns. - iueu2.Ie Dom.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

81 respect 10 the tns OF the late pr Elisha X.
Nine \ committee VAS appointed to cooperate
With the City Council in paving honor to the ,cmains,
and resolutions adopted paving high tribute to the
exalted virtues, noble deeds and public services of
deceased
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER Lor OF

MYTH all the lat" Improvement together with other mn
w sieal Instruments such Niellns Guitars Flutes Me
lndeons Also beautiful assortment of Sheet Music for
the Piano, Guitar and all ether Instruments general
~ this country All those wishing purchase will do
well TO call and examine 10, themseyc4 before purchasing
elsewhere
The undersigned every day receiving aud fashion
able Music OF atra aud fashionable publications
W l. GREENE a CO.'S.
Music Saloon Main Street posa t1eus Savings Bnnk,
and n few doorg above Norsell Iiouse ISnfhburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
Vi AIR EsEa 10.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev Mr. Jennings, Mr..
WM. A. AsHwELL, to Miss. MIssopW SHEAnoN' OF
North Carolina.
On the morning of the 2Gth inst, by Rev. 4 Eu-
bank. Mr. JAS. 7, BuRcH and Miss Mary T., daughter
of Calvin Gibbs all of Bedford
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
Vnc I,nse Dr gt * sAane

PuILADrLpnIA, Fec. ia very large metFlng on
.,o ci,i,ens was held he,e this evening, in complj-
ance with previous call to adopt suitable measures
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
Annual v isitora to the United stntes Military 4
Cndcmy.


List OF Visitors appointed by the President to
attend the annual eXaminatim Of the Military
Academy, june |. 1857:
Hon Samuel II. Blake Maine; Col benjamin
+. Butler, Massachusetts,; Hon. Henry {. De-
ming, Connecticut; Gen. n. $. Elderkin, New
York; General Conrad Shriner, PENNSYLVANIA;
Prof. Campbell Morft Mary land Col. W. l..
Kennedy, North Carolina; Col. John A. Strother,
Georgia; George w. lIouk ESQ., Ohio; Col l.. G..
DeRussy, Louisiana; DR.. E1w'd IL. Bryan, Mis-
-Isslppi; Robert i. Lindsay E-q., Ala; Rev, J.
Phelp-, Iowa; Prof. Daniel Reed, Wisconsin,;
Mai"r VIM. H. Chase Florida.
CANDIDATES IN HALIFAX. NA.-The Register
learns that the following gentleman. all Demo-
Gratis, were announced ms candidates for the Leg
islaturr. at Halifax Court onMonday last;
For the Senate. Richard I4ogan for the House
of Delegates, John X. Edmnnds VIM. Hover ton
and Jonathan Il. Stovnll.--We presume the eau
dldate for the Senate will have opposition.
We trust however, that the other gentlemen will
have "A spicy time oft AS there are three of them
in the field.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
DUDLEY II ALI !.

SECOND GRAND SO1RE:G MUSICAL;
md Promenade Concert by fellows Orchestra at Dudley Ian
TUESDAY EVENING, March 3D.
Tickets 60 50 TO be obtained only of the Committee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

Jrplert1 EbrcTIax-The returns from the sth Ju-
dical District of Virginia show the election OF Enstace
Conway, Esq, to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Judge IomaX All the counties except
King & Queen aud King William are heard from, and
give Conway 1851, Coleman 1893. Mayo lo45. The
Two counties not heard from officially ascertaned
to have cast their for JcIfries. Messrs Dabney
.Jefries and Smith all got t,ttcring votes Mr. Con-
way is elected for term Of eight years-R'eh MS
3Jqirh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

kNNTRA nEAVY.-sWe have received u lot Of
IL Silver Spectaces made heavier than the
To hch would call attention. They very
bic article well finished and have superior Glasses Also
lot of heavy Black Silk Guards
feb 27.ts STLVERTHORN 4 Cliff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAN
! 9 viii seli n

NEsHoHs At tGNTBON.-We viii sell NJ
punie auction IN thristanhurg MONDAY tho end af
Marin h'Ni TNahahle slaves consisting mon
ehihI'h ioms cash Negotiable Notes ~ DAYS interest
added Win hhqnes uahe uudnrsnrs viii be taken the
,, Si s purchasers WV SMITH trw.e.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

L. W. PAGE, Attorney ~s Inv, aynchb"sg.
Va has removed his ONCE Ia the the Store
Of \. II Rneker, opposite tho Hank Of virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
a CO.,
IN Nhole.olc mud Retail q. rOrers,

COMMISSION \ FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
tho old Stand Of Mcoorkle Jones' MAIN srnftf IYsen
nRd " viii give particular attention 10 the sale Of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD. BrTTER. Sc Liberal
al, will be made all con4gnmena when required
- IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

uDAEDVCEE'S sugar Drops for Worms
- This excellent crmuRo Ia prepared from the most en-
table substance and has proved In nil
certain remedy tor II haa aud drlcatoy
pleasant aud therefore peculiarly adapted children
VIII III take roully other confectionery. For
Hac by NlRnIHfR a WIFI EHEtb,
fab l2ts druggists, lank square
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

THOMAS "a. mi, EnuhN WHITEHEAD.
fssJfaipr d Martins Harelnhse.
Hula WHITEHEAD,
Ill Goum i..soa Merchants.
uf Tobacco Flour other Produce
having formed coparnieahlp for the
pose doing general Commission BusineAs will give their
nnd vidad attention to all runsignments made to then-
0nce the storc of ueorgo II Da,a aud nest door 10 A.
II tucker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. II, 1851. THOMAS q. HILL,
Refcr to Capt fno NJ otey Cashier Hank OF Va q ID ia
Wis Jne + DAVIS Go. snml NJ Garland, Amherst, Mayo
caboll Nelson, Il { Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
MT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

~ -''"-ii'' ) J, WADE -+
FUTURE DAYS
Nle or NAlu tuTN PROPERTY
- w III ee sold Al public Thursday March,
~, ,'"ls iiose NJ rfsrnt occupied by Cohouns Whaling
WINS "neihlhg the Dry hoods Store of J Meem Esq-
N. PleflN ~ admirably located
WIN ' lie modern improvements and great induce
M MS 10 capitalists As an investment person desl
ieims ma'o kue"n ON day OF sale
& \ tbLttptN,
! WILLIAMS, ia.
Ten 70 atfonRf Alm'fef j. u Gregory.
uNoR @ais. Val ,nbic ssen-c aud Leo, In
II lih 'lIA of lhNClutRG In pursuance a tho
decree ~ Tie ease "nsneucks Admir- Harvey &C."
shall hef sa public auction saturday tho iii iav
ot March ai "teek NJ the promises the House and
1t No" occupied ~ Miss T. Harvey Diamond
lll IN he ny # lNnclhurp sNnianE the lot Thomas
Garrett AMI IN the pclghhafhood reslenee
ihkMs= Negotiable Natrs we'll endorsed. n q aud ~
meuths-titlo retained until paid
tsh Is iataNt ,uar mo l. KNIGHT Com'r
hNtefNp JANUARY lst. Is53.-CnE
- Mtil Al hf\Iflf LIFE INSURANCE. GpMrA
ny. have declared their YEARLY ii, i1rnd Of h per
The DIRECTORS have ordered pay OF the 9th piv
denh declared Jan list lsa he allowed the premiums
they become duo thus hepuH the insured mako his paw
mentg TheroS Company which affords the Insured more
benefits
II has paid In dit plrnds Ia thr insured sSa7 81
II has fal 10 widows orphans. &c, l.hnd23i 10
ArihaS an accommodating tund 2lsIhl
sisls aai ~
u w. KNOWLES Agent
feb 70 i3ini omcc No. 81 Pearl Street Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

sSsfVN~.
~ Henry Iyle, by Miss Maryatt,
Tolla, a Tale Of Modern Rome by Abbot,
Live guide to those who wish speak and
write correctly
Peg Wofng0n by Reade
Never too late to mend, do
Appeton's r. X. Guide,
Antonio
Don Bernado,
The Initials,
Scenes n the Home of Luther,
Memoir of : $. PrentiH received at
feb 27.ts MORSE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

F0NIE undersigned In Withdraw from the business long
conducted 10y them IN this city. make their grateful
Acknowledgements To tho public Tot the liberal patronage hcsoN
ed upon them They happy kunw that they viii no
succeeded N rnemcn Of the sretcs Integrity Of business
experience and they confidently aud
daily recommend 10 their htc patrons firm with wh,
will he safe pleasant tho
members MIR Whaling has been lime principal
salesman, aud H. entirely familiar with the trade
viii IL nj stand. prepared up
hiainrss and request all who and all who claims
against us h cume ward and settle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
e.itp a.t0 &tase dtatrs.

\ AM. -. i,re,e thank +, tn. Edi,or. :, ~
tlon heir courtesy in adyocatin, tberc,ns
Nifgni"n nse of heir ro,nr,ns % ~ ~
and leuu's -. - - ~ - W" .'
assis'eu - -, n1 ,o,,,ls,n, NJ, lf,,rl - ~
to tue .i. - FL u5,rG.o an r. IL.
MUSK ~, - - il, -; -, ~ p
and to dh WV - - ,i ~ ",',, 'hu 10 Il
generous l"''S - ,,, - t'ofls
10 honor ~ ~ ~ So, - 'seN'"E ~
rescue ms - IN - W, - -. ''S'on
10 say th"' 'nei y.'''''S ",,' '''g'f
OBJECT Is "e'", t'"l ~ 'O"'.''e1 'i'"' oy
donations VIII Ut ''''N' '"'""'"''' ''ee'eu'
tAsh Wv :, - - 'Vi'
shot IN this city FRIDAY n,sht .! sP"eia dwar-
fish little mai!laa" u"'ata ""a. N''e'N-1ne par
ticuihrS OF Whtn "e'e 'a'>G' 10 we arr 'i'otmed;
Walters kept lutte groeefA lower END oil 'lnn sNcet,
and on ffm'H n's"' 1oan Mp, NJ U'"'''f anu
Phelps demonstrates, when Walters tnrned ON him,
and drawing pistol shot at lIm, but missed his aim
and struck Burtord in the hip. The wound is, we
believe, not considered serious. Walters made his
escape.
Tue BoaNE CuMDREN.-LAsr NIGnr.-lere, as
everywhere, these gifted little children have excited
the wonder and admiration OF all who have seen
them. Tier correct appreciation aud astonishing
rendition ofihe productions OF then'ster writers nev-
failto elicit the warmest Communications fioui the
appreeaure.
Little Lora "ordon' II ner pefS"oauouS Oh h"us
Sc, is admrabc-presenting these difficult eharae-
tiers with such naturalnesS and accuracy OF reading
to leave no room for the complaints OF anH an
ders and critics Anna Isabella IN her juliet Lazy
Teazle, Macbeth, &C. is equally attractive ana ADM
rable; httIe Mordaanl IN tue MOCK ',a@e ana o'net
comic characters Is without flNaln's SIZE cohs'u
cred; and the dancing OF htue- p''pte' ons 'our
years od,ls very pretty IL Is not atone inc utamHtc
talent of these little children, however, when WINS
the praise Of all who know them Their beauty grace,
modesty and intelligence are even peuef passports 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

ensp TBKEE DOLLARS a full supply
tNeD Of those fine Mocskn Hats of the latest
ion. superior. at hrec Dollars. just received ut
SEABItRG'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

CASplpArrsl ~ lIALlFAx.-We learn TINT the follow
ing gentlemen all Democrats, were announced as
candidates for the legislature at Halifax Court, on
Monday last:
For the Senate, Richard Logan; for the House of
Delegates. Jno r. Edmunds, VIM. NJ, nowerton, and
Jonathan b. Stoval. We presume the candidate for
the Senate will have no opposition. We trust how
ever that the other gentlemen will have spicy time
of it, ms there are three Of them in the held-DafHe
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