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urlinoton & Missouri Rirer Railroad
ESTRAYS.

TAKEN UR BY JOHN WILSON, LIVE,
i in Walnut Greek Township, awattamis eo sss
Iowa, on the 10th cay Of August, AID 1857. one ~
Ceiered Mare, supposed to be sixteen years old ~
name and tail, and stripe down her backs has ~ ~
her forehead, and snip on her nose deficient -
hind feet and one fore foot. -
Also, one Bright bay Mare. with black MAJ ~
tail with colt. The mare has star in her iess -
and thistaio Oh her lett fore shoulder; supposea
ave years old. s.. "a q. ..hse
which said Horses have this day beea pestea s,.sh
me, BY tbs said John Wilson, and appraised 70 sSia
Eishty-hse Dollars, by Peter Conckih, nsuesn ~ ~
and Charles Rodner. E. as5ay-ssSs = ,sg7
witness my hand this Goth DAY Of August, a: p ~
- A"'' 'A's A. J. hAnESS,
nl,-4v go: Justice ef fat lsss''
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The following is most concise and truth
full statement Of the principles advocated by
the Republican party. 1t is just such as We
delight to do battle upon:
1t is opposed to the Lecompton swlndle.
1t is opposed to the bred Scott decision.
1t is opposed to the recognition and pro.
lection Of slavery in the Territories by the
General Government.
1t is in favor of fostering free labor.
1t is in favor of a judicious improvement
of our rivers and harbors.
1t is in favor of preserving the sovereign
ty of the States.
1t is opposed to an extravagant and cor
rupt administration of the Government, as
evinced by the present and preceding Admin
istrations.
1t is opposed to Ostend manifestoes,
and political jugslery in gene
raj.
1t is, in fact, a peoples party.
The rev erse of these, We may add, is the
Of the Democracy. Chose ye be-
tween them. Dubuque Times.
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which, on being assured BY the Secretary,
aforesaid, that the editors Of Council Bluffs,
and other citizens Of Pottawattamie, were
too magnanimous friendly to the peo-
pie Of Shelby Couuty-and too deeply in
terested in the cause Of agriculture in West
crn Iowa--and too wide awake to their own
interests, as to touch fee in such cause,
&c. &c. Said motion was lost.
Il. On motion of Adam 7. Ault, the
thanks of the Society was then rendered to
the officers pro tempore and the meeting ad-
journed, sine die.
J. NJ. LONG, President pro tenn.
WV. GRAY, Secretary pro tenn.
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pom SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

g wqr S E Or 20, rs, $40 acres andjoinins N.
.. springer's farm, miles North Of town, -.
Sc E aT ?, IS. 42-se acres, on 4ossusoe erest
bottom land miles ah2ve Judge Bryant's farm
MI Esr ), -, sl-So acres, ! timber, On Mocv,-
toe creek, = Eai!s ssvth o. Mr. - farm. :"
NEqr3, II, 50-l5O acres Silver creek bottom land
tertury's, in Shelby county.
ShNw qr; n qrN %; \ w Or, and Swq,
Nv s 2 -. 1872 acr>s yssaabotany rolling bot-
tom land; the Stage route east mile west Of Big
Grove joining Siocums and Judge ame's farms Of,
the south, and M Piles and FIesher's oil the east
There Is NJ tster body Of land in Western Iowa than
this; xns plenty o: timber and numerous settlements
Also wqrN v p; and 3 or sxsr1 IS. 4o-ss
acres mile east the abOrc; bs,tom land, with
timer
S. SwqrlO, and y or Exs, II, 3a-I2o acres,
Si.llnabotany bottom land miles north of Newton and
near Cutzinccr's MIL; about 10 timber Oh the
tract; male sorth Of the new STATS road.
NE or and s EGr7 - JtED acres bottom land
on the Sishnabottany River, 4 miles below Newtoxn
and the same distance above Io'a and sdjoiuing v.
Pierce's farm.
NwqrSw -; ". Or: and y Esrsw o. 81;
E'4 y ar =: $: F. gr; e. X az; s T. qr n " or
and or E % y. sa-4Ss acre. on Pigeon creek
about miles asoTe Reels mill, and Is miles north q
Conner Bluas.
}, Of e. TO- NJ and S " or y az Is, "a 4.-.is
acre>. Missouri River hSTssn land, miles from CvuI-
eli Rufs-
EA4x. Awsr, and " =, swa " 10. -.
$3.50 bottom slope as upland prairie Fast
Pigeon. - miles Z" Conncf Bluffs about Is acre,
Of timber. Ibis a very me tract Tor lafse IarE
u OF \ or W ar; and VI J. y " or 30, ard EaS
y a. u, Is. l4-so3 acres, bottom land, mile rdn
C"usI Eiuas
T.. swqr; w. %. and stNEqrss5a
900 acres bottom land, Little Silver, miles cas-;
of l.. J. Childs.
s., S ar IS; or and " = S T. or Sc. IS. l-sss
rss. bV'toie Land On Silver sreek miles cast Of >
Childs.
f.. S W Or: and W. SEyr Il. 70 4l-ls0 acres, Sill
yer creek bottom land ). mile south OF bridge ney
State road
Sr,r \ VI or 81, =, as-in .rres r,;ta nor,h o,S
Places md Fenuer's farms.
81 %; and s ar y W Or 81 =, 1870 acres,
rrarie, south ssie Lew,ns Grove one mile from New
81 NE II, and y s- 10; S. y W qr and " qr II,
-. as-aSs acres fishnaheHanF, at Lewn's Grurei
$50 acres Of timber balance Istom prairie and upland,
adjoining M TTue's and Mr. WrIght's farms.
W. or: Ears W 9r ; and 5 Z Or " Of IS,
IS. 4l-l36 SO acres, on keg creek mile Of ana
mill and mile above Mr. Ninturn's farm and l2 miles
from Council Bluas. Also single tract OF
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE UNDER
~ SIGNED have been appointed BY the County Court
Pottawatam,e County ators Of the estate
Of II. d. HAIL, deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate, requested to file them
with the County Judge, properly sworn TO- at early
day possible and all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate settlement. After
have been to. the AdmDist ators are
authorized toailow and pay them when they deem the
same just. September, 1858.
JOHN II. HARL, }AdminiSfydfoT.
ELIZABETH HARL, }AdnainisfTdtrir.
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For st. Joseph And All Way
Points Below.

THE NEW, LARGE AND AIRY
A416t Steamer, MANSFIELD. Capt. }. N.
n LUCAS, CREssY and BATES, Clerks,
having been thoroughly and painted through
out, land owned in st. Joseph) will commence running
regular Weekly Packet in the above trade leaving
Council Bluffs every Saturday morning, and returning
every Friday, till the close Of navigation.
No pains will spared by the ofaceTs OF the Mans
held 10 make trip her Of pleasure and comfort
to their friends ahd patrons.
For passage apply on beard ."a +-...
Council BlGns, August 7-v:nlo-u.
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Notice to Contractors,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT on MONDAY
~ the 2ss - septeInber 1885, between the hours
Of 10, A sM p y Of said day, the und ign
cd, Financial Conimttceof the Common Council Of the
City Of Council Bluffs will let public to the
lowest bidder at the Council Chamber in said CITY the
construction Of ditch for the purpose
Indian Creek The contract will be let in sections
All that portion between the County ditch and the point
Green where said ditch the old bed
Of the creek, will comprise the first section tina,
portion between said point Of Intersection Rabbits
ditch, will comprise the second section The
will be let by the cubic yard and the contractor
required TO give bond and security completion
Of the work within days from the date Of the con-
tract. profile and plan Of the work will soon be in
readiness for examination.
= ! sG s SSsas'' Finance Com:
September nth, lS5S-y2n20
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To Eden Hill and all other Persons m.
ferested in the estate of Elisha Hill, DEED.

Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT APYIlCl.
TON will be made TO The County coart Of Po4ta-
watane County, On Monday the Sth day Of Sept emksr
1853 for order 20 sell the following described real
estate, to-wt the undivided half the .. u OF ths s.
W. y, and the n. ". Of the 5. ". y OF Section ~
II, and 5. z. \ Of 3. y. o. Section No 4 in ,o.n
ship No. 7S North Of Range No. - West to pay IL
debts of said estate the personal effects thereof benr
ihsufhIent for said purpose. At which time ana
place, you attend and show cause il any You have
why such order should not be made
ISABELLA HILL, Adnpi.i,fra,rix.
August 2l-y2nl7-3w
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Notice.

THE LATE FIRM OF CHAS. STEPHAN,
i CHAS. WEYMELLER l. CHRlSTiANA FISHER
Is this Gay by mutual consent Chas stephan
and Christana Fisher all the debts and are
alone authorized collect the accounts Of
the same. CnRlSTIANA FISHER,
CHAS. STEPHAN.
CHAS WEYMELlED
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Per Session Of Eyse Months. { Z
Dissolution of Partnershi.

TIVE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM oPs.s.
i POETERFIELD, is this day dissolved by mn,,s,
consent. All persons having Claims against IN. -
will present the same to 8. n. PorterheIa !, -
Furniture Store occupied by him, and all persia. ~
debied to the lrm, will please make payment 10 r
PorterAeld. who is alone authorized receive ma
ceips for the same. JAMES PORrERPIELD
SAxL. n. POKTEEgIEIp
August u. 1S50-y2nf7-,f --D-
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CJThe Frankfort Yeoman says that
James 3. Clay will be "after some of the
people about Lexington with sharp stick"
Does be want to sell it for cane ...
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sometimes we ship . sea,

con one side of the river" says the Kan
sas City Journal, "there are immense bot
ON lands covered with tall cotton woods !;
in the other are tall cotton woods covering
immense bottom lands" f.,
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REMOVAL!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS

M THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
80 removed from his old Stand on
%Bl{ 1: Upper Rroadway to Lower Broad
- way, three doors East Of James
block, and near the corner Of Ban
croft street, where he is prepared to do all kinds Of
work in the SHOMAKING LINE As before. and
would most respectfully invite all his friends and tho
public, to give him a call LOUIS ZURNEHLEN.
August lly2-nlS.n
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Missouri scenery.

If We may believe Kansas contemporary,
Missouri River scenery IS about rs monoto.
nous as an ocean voyage.
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5000 Acres
C010nv,

all being in body, the sorks Of the West Nsh~
nabhany River. This land lIcs sections and 10
=, 50 in PottawattamIc county and in sections H.
ID 81 81. IS, 81, IS 20 81, 30 81 and s. IS. g.
Shelby county, mile north OF Cutsincer mill (nesr
Ncwtown) miles south OF the location Of the n N.
R; miles north Of the State Road to pes Mones
end IS miles from CouBe3 SIIfs. About !, Of il is
bottom, and L slope and upland with sufcicncy q
timber ~clIwateed. muiao soil, and all arabic with
the except ion OF 30
This land deserving the attention Of these seeking
set,Iescpi for Colony AVID will be only sold In
body. TENS Easy. Iv2-nI3Gl
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n. Ri MUST have a settlement Of ALL Accounts
and ties, before leave, urgent means will be re-
sorted TO- to eject the desired end.
JAMES HENSHALL. Jr
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1na'B as bong as business will justr, -
4I-J no longer. Would be glad TO Ioca,e NJ.
manently il there is sufficient ndueement DR. W.
bury prepared TO perform all operations sppe,,,n
TO his Profession, in the most approved and u,S.-s
manner having been in the practice Of Deptsrry !.
Yellow Springs, Ohio, for the last sx yesr, mi I,
Worcester, Mass, for the two previous, be viii gr,,
an:ee do good work be done ,ayrber, w.,
OF West Prices TO correspond VI th the tmss
DR.. Woodbury. will leave Council Bluffs Tie ta,s .,
September. to be gone several weeks and perhays I've
months. Persons desiring work DONE will please ,,n
Irmei steiy.
REIEREseEs-Dr Sullivan, Dr.. ,. J. NcNahoa n
Grimes and A. V. IarIrner Esq, Council Bluffs; 4
Graf, ESQ, J. ". Coolidge, 6lenr6od. Iyerls
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A correspondent of the Leavenworth Daily
Times, writing from Horse Greek, NeLras-
tn ,,,,lo- date of Tu1,, 1=th s,rs.

.
ohio nri,cipa tonic Of conversation bore is tho re-
cent d GO, ery Of gold in the vicinity of Cherry Creek
stream living 100 miles west from the crossing Of the
South Platte Gnttcring reports daily greet our ears
and the statements curren: here be correct the e,d
of p,Te me tar s plsses that of CaIjiornl, in he
palmiest DAYS The widest reports 0n crcdcnce
here and numbers are fncking TO the mines Whether
their authorizations will be realized or not cann, tell
smply report the matter as il was told 10 mo and
would not attempt to induce any Of YOUR readers To emf
crate hither without more substantial Inducements
than can at present give design however TO inve.-
ticate the after for nv own sa Sfacton and W hon
can speak from observation Will give You more de-
tailed account of the creek and its associations
r.,,, ,h, BAHIA u,...., r;s
T'''' "'e N''io ~ s'e'" ""'"e'
Our fellow townsmen, Charles Martin and William
months on trip to the Platte Bridge, arrived safely
a, home on Sstaag in sGoa meath ana seemingly high
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CO The nomination Of Mr.. Trimble, fell
upon the feeble, Pickering hopes of Black
Republicanism very like the bursting of a
water spout upon blazing pine knot.-Ap-
panoose Chiettain.
The Locofoco papere are very much in
the habit of calling Col. Curtis "Old Hy-
draulic'' &C.; but since Water Spout Trimble
has bursled on US with such amazing nque.
BUSINESS, the Col. must yield the department
of hydraulics to his competitor. Water
Spout 7rimble! acknowledgement it? From
what part of his Democratic system does
the spout project ?--Des Moines Citizen.
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uCks
Sth. On motion of Mr.. Holcomb, the
Committee on Constitution and BYLAWS,
was then discharged.
9th. On motion of John a. Wilson, Esq,
that part Of the second article of the Consti-
ton (referrlng to the mode or manner Of
electing permanent officers of the Society,"
was suspended, and the Chairman appointed
committee consisting of the following
gentlemen, viz: l.. G. Tubbs, Of Manteno:
J. II. Adams, Esq, of Ravenwood, and
Adam T. Ault, of Harlan, to report the
names Of gentlemen to fill the Offices of the
Society, permanently, for the present and
ensuing yaer; after which said committee
retired, and went into the discharsins Of the
duties dcvolving upon them.
10th. After consultation, tho aforesaid
committee came into the meeting and report
ed the following gentlemen as permanent
officers, and members of Township Commit
tee for the present and ensuing year, viz:
Aiosi"eu's liz "a 1"lh liotonj VICE IrcSI-
dents, J. NJ. Long, Isaac Wyland; Trcasu-
rer, L. G. Tubbs; Auditor, II. c. Holcomb;
Secretary, A. l.. Harvey Directors, Adam
Cuppy, Q. C. Holcomb, j. II. Adams, W. l..
Brown, +. &. Clark, WIN. Wyland, Adam
J.. Ault.
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEES.
Gallamd's Grore To,cnship-Geo. Beu-
jamin, Chauncey Williamson, Albert Gran
dale.
Round Tounship-Stephcn Waterbury,
A. Ruhendall, William Hack.
18th. A motion was then put by the
President, that collection be taken up to
defray the expense of publishing the pro-
ceedings of the meeting in the papers Of
Council Bluffs, and that the Secretary pro
tenn, be requested to see::the editors of said
papers, and secure their publication; after
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~ The New York papers announce the
late news from Frazer River as interesting.
Another shipment of $4,000 IN gold from
the new diggings had reached San Francisco.
The tide of emigration to the northward
had however, been partially checked by the
a;soouraging reports circulated by the dis
appointed gold hunters. During the fort
night preceding the 81 ult., 1900 persons
had taken passage for Victoria while 2'ooo
had returned from the same point.
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Dies Hard.

The Lecompton organ in this city, unable
to get around the documentary proof VIC
adduced last week, showing the short COM
ings Of the valiant TRlNBLE, essays de-
fence of his course on its Gown hook" and
declares it to be "full and unreservcd
statement of facts" from ''Mr. TRINBLE,
himself" Just so, but before believing Mr..
TRIMBLE authorized any such statements as
are Haunted forth in the article in question,
we should like to know something of those
"concurrent circumstances, well-known to
many citizens of keokuk and Bloomfield"
Let US have the "c6hcur:ent circumstan-
ces," by all means. Yet, notwithstanding
the overwhelming power of the "concurrent
circumstances, so much relied on, our
ncighbor is uneasy in regard to "that cor
respondence." The letter from Col. CURTIS
to Mr.. TRlxBLE, dated Aug. 25th, he "nev-
or heard Of before, mot only that, but he
has "reason to doubt whether MIR. TRIxBLE
ever heard of it, or even saw it," Wonder
full, isn't, that the Bugle man never heard
of that letter before? Mr.. TRlNBLE must
certainly have been not over anxious to
make confdant of our neighbor. In regard
to Mr.. TRIxBLE's never having heard of it.
or seen it, the BuJle need not trouble itself,
for we happen to k1,ov that the original of
that letter was delivered into tho hands Of
Mr.. TRIxBLE Immediately upon his arrival
here. Proof is not wanting to substantive
this fact. "That correspondence" over
which our neighbor swcats, foams, RACES, and
attempts to explain away, gives the lie d.
rect to the charge that Col. Curtis refused
to meet Mr.. TRlxBLE on the stump, and We
ars content to rest our case upon it. Mr..
TRrxpLE, his adherents and eulogizers, may
strive to their hearts content, to break the
force of s'that correspondence"-Govern-
,nent officials may "howl' themselves hoarse
with their insane gablipgs, about our candi-
dates "sneaking" about the country from
very fear of the Sancho Panza Of Democ-
racy, y'clept II. II. TRlxpLE-butt the. fdctsre'
,nain as we have stated them-Mr. TRlxpLE
found it announcement to meet Col. Curtis.
ANY other statement Of the case, would lack
one very essential qualifcation-truth.-
W. are satisfied with this showing of the
matter, and if our opponents are not, they
can fix it up to suit themselves. If they can
make the people believe, in the face Of the
proof We have adduced, that
Col. CURTIS either really or seemingly,
Jodoed n discussion with Mr.. TRlNBLE, well
and good-we won't complain. Pitch in.
~ The New York papers announce the
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REPUBLICAN NONlINATIONS.
FOR CoN0REss-FIRsT DISTRICT,
HON. SAMUEL X. CURTIS.
For Secretary Of State,
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Muscatine.
For Auditor,
JONATHAN W. CATTELL, Of Cedar.
For Treasurer,
JOHN w. JONES, Of Hardin.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE. Of Mahaska.
For Register Of Land 0Nee'
AMOS d. MILLER, Of Cerro Gord"'
ro, Comm,ssioner Des Moines River Improvement
WILLIAM Z. DRAKE, Of Wayne.
I,depcnden Candidate for District Junge,
z. II. SEARS, Of Fremont.
For District Attorney,
SAMUEL r. FORREY, Of Decatur.
For Member Of board Of Education,
G.P.KIMBALL, Of Page.
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENENAI. COIX.ECTING AGENCY.
COUNCIL BITFFS. low A


rTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE, ENTITY RE-
tired from the mercantile business, bees leave to
offer his services to Merchants and Business Men Of all
classes As General Collect ing Agent He propose
give his entire attention this business; his long
residence. and extensive the West will
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may employ him.
Notes, Accounts and Claims Of all kinds, may be
warded TO the undersisnsrl by mall or otherwise for
Presentation. Liquidation or C0llecrhn Prompt atren-
ton will be given, and the avas Immediately rr7?rt-
ted When 1t become necessary place claims
suit the best professional services i'll he secured and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly as pss-
bic. Doubtful claims Will be settled and secured on
the best ter atiainable and the title Real
when taken either as pay security carefully in
vestigated.
The undersigned will also Pa, Taxes in all rarts IL
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and will also Sell Tur
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters of Inquiry will be promptly attended to-
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GEORGE DOUGHTY.
RETTVExFrS-

COUNCIL. BLUrrs-Oncer 4 Pussy Bankers; Bald
win Dodge do; Cassidy / Test, Do; II. c. Mutt K
Co. do.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-Dnan, King & Go; squire 4 Reel
Shapleigh, Day 4 Co., S. c. Davis 4 Co Howard l.
Hnchman
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Tootles 4 FarleSh. Jos. c. HHfI
Prest ST. 10. lns. CO.; r. L. Mcdonald. J. 4 J. Curd
Nave, McCord Co, j. B. Jennings n Co.. A Beattie
\ Co. tv2nls] Bug!e please copy
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Dentistry at Council Bluffs,

DR.. 4. !. WOODBURY., Is NOV rx
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he wiz.
main ss bong bBe ipess will juxtr, -
NA4-l-IJ no longer XnnL he al nd u $500
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DUBUoUE-The Times says "tbe weather
is cold enough, this 9th Of August, for the
middle of Autumn. For more than a week
past, it has been month in advance of the
season. According to ones feelings, Autumn
has come"
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uuCtlOnSs
MoNoNA.-The Onawa, Adventure has
been discontinued-th press and materials
having been removed to Preparation, from
whence We are now greeted with the Ne,rs
and Messenger, a journal devoted to ''news,
theology, morals, literature, agriculture,
and general intelligence" From the PROS
pectus of this new sheet, We gather the
following luminous information
"Cnder the Theological head, will be
found in each issue a summary of Evangel-
ical News, as furnished by the Tray cling and
Evangelical Presbyters Of the Ecclesiastical
Kingdom of Jehovah's Presbytery of Zion,
and by the Elders of Isreal, in their several
missions to the nations of the earth, inclu-
ding Annual Reports from the Bishops of
the different Congregations of "Jehovah's
Presbytery of Zion," scattered abroad
throughout the earth.
Under tho Pathological head,' will also
he found in each issue an open Letter or
Eplstle from the Chief Apostolical Pastor,
and Evangelical Bishop Of the "Conjepre-
zion," to all the Elders of Isreal, Eyangelic.
al and Travelling Presbyters of the Ecclesi-
astical kingdom, and to all the Congregations
of 'Jehovah's Presbytery Of Zion, through
out all the world, in answer to all theological
questions propounded in their several COM
munications, and in correction of oil errors,
in faith and practice, that shall appear in
their several reports, made to the Evangelical
Bishop, as required BY the Law and Cove
nants of Isreal. 49, .....s..... ..r-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-02

FREE BRIrGE.A meeting, of all who may 'el an ill.,
terest in the ntJect will be held in the Of Malt
chester, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of January
lJ~ at early Candle hight, take into consideration
the subject o: FREE BRIDGE IL Richmond. This
subject has been privately considered and discussed
fr some time in Manchester, AMI it iss determined
not tc allow it to sumber longer.
addresses may De expected from various gentle
men, among whom Vi will nains tie following: J.
q tuffiu Chns. IL. Rhodes, James Fisher. Jr., aud
Chss 4. Friend. We invite all ite friends of the
cause To CONE. Tde 24-dtd FREE BRIDGE.