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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

An ANCIENT CauRcH.--The .First Church 10
Hartford Connecticut, (Congregafionai,) must
be model Of it's kind. IL has been Ia existence
two hundred and twent live years, and has never
dismissed pastor. 1t has had ten Ia all aud
niue Of whom have lived and died among the
deople; and the tenth, the venerable DR.. Hawes
has uow been charge Of II Tor forty years. and
seems likely to remain, ss his predecessor did, till
I safh
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E'JVFc,
Which will be sold on moderate teruIs, aud III ,de
up ia q style which cannot be approached by any
luse IN this city. The latest Fms gIsh and FrenC b
patterns are Shihited whi h. with assistance
ccompii-hed craftsman. iIUm one of the iarg st
CurtIa Houses III New YOrk city ana his own tx.
pefienco. ne Is enabled to make aud hang Curtains
SO as to DIFF coWpst.tt0u
lie respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAINS, TO call and examine his stock before pur-
Ch sing. Sc ZT-ln
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ENs- PARKB FoINDExrER,

RICHMOND, VA,
Will practice in the city of Richmond ard in the
COMMITTEES of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
10 Office in LSles Building. corner of Main and
Il. n streets no a3-i2m
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moved his CABINET FL URNIrURE WARER0OM 10
the large and elegant brics stJre Governor street
few 1oGrs from Franklin, and recently occurred
by Biuford forter, where he would be glad TO See
nis friends and this public generally.
Having engaged tue services Of the best kmen,
ne ID prepared to execute w ork Of all kinds in lis
lice the beg. style and at the skortest notice. He
hopes b. promptncss and attention, 10 merit con
tinuance Of that patronage which has heretofore
been so iiheraiy bestowed upon him
His country friends wsuld 10 well to call On him
before making their purchases.
H G HOWE,
sc 22-lm Governor street.
ssas- DR ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office. on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7Tg AND sIH.
mh Ply
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A MgrHon'sr MINISTER SHoT.-The Rev. r. +.
Green, the minister in charge Of the Warren coun-
ty Circnit Miss was shot at Mon!aibon, last Tues
day morntrg,by man named Fisher. The wound
Is said to bo mortal. Fisher has Ned. The yicks.
bure Whig says the cause of the shooting was,
that Fishers wife had Joined the church lately
rdrisher meeting Nj. O., abused him terribly,
and finally pulled out pistol and shot him.
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ssS~ CURTAIN 4ooDs.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,

it92 MAiS STREtT,)
SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has received au elegant AMI extensive assortment
Of CURTAIN MATERIALS. consisting Of
BH0G sTELLS,
SA1IN DE tAINES,
INDIA SILKS,
EKkNGH CHINTZ,
LACE CURTAINS,
GILT CORNlCES,
nj u --.I
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THsrr AND FoRcrnY-A ,on,


apparently twenty-five years Of age. namaS W.ol
iihe Johnson, made bis appearance before the
mayor yesterday, to answer the charge Of steslinr
five certificates of deposit of the Savings Insaitn
ton OF Richmond, of the vane Of $400, the proper.
fy OF Henry Kuhn, also fifty dollar note the 3, o.
perty OF Mr.. X, and of forging the name of Mr..
\. on the five certificates and obtsning the mopey
ior the same, of VIM. II. Christian, tho Cashier.
ne signing bis own name az w. Williams. Mr.,
kuhn testified that the certificates and money
we're 10 his trunk when he last saw them-that
.ue prisoner was in the habit of visiting his house.
though he had not seen him there for two mont hs
-thst they were brothers in-!aw-and that he ala
net deny the charge. Mr.. Christian identified
Joouson as the man who drew the money flpm
hin,, and signed his name "W. Williams"
mhen asked if he had any thing to saw Johnsau
replied that he had not, whereupon the Mavor re
msnded him to prison to undergo an examination
Goth inst. W 10 Ae''' oa 'no
with fifteen cases of felony staring him in tho
iace, convicted OF all. as the prisoner no doubt
~ouio De II put upon trial for them, his term of
connnement in the penitentiary would probably
exceed the ordinary life of man.
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PRICE ONECENT.
2 = -
Local mATTEHs.

Nimrod B. Dickinson. charsed v,,h .hs -
Of John Haley, at the State Fair. on the aa,h ~
october last, was commsnced Ia the Circn;, C,s -
Yesterday, Judge Meredith presiding. The fsl,or.
ing Ing pers0ss compose the jury: Joseph stern. VIM.
Crouch, Alexander Allen, Miles Macon. = A.
les, John A. Hicks, Assph Hill, Geo. VI. (,iiiiar,
and Clement Read. After the jary were sworn md
tue prisoner arrsigned. the examination Of the
Witnesses commenced, Judge Crump aud Colonel
August appearing as counsel for the defanr. .ns
Mermaduke johnson, Esq for the Common wealth.
several witnesses were examined for the Com.
monweslth. aud each vas subjected 70 the mo,,
the defence 'c'
The trial will be resumed this morning but "a
conciudd to-day. '''"s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

Ea- Da JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
pathist) offers his professional services TO the ct
aens OF Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re
sidence, on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
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Total distance frem St. Louis, via FL Paso.

The distance from Memphis to Fort Smith, by
the road travelled for the present, is about 400
miles.
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mAstNlFlCENl SSaEmEi
TO Bs rBARN

APPROPRIATION PKIZES,
4 prizes OF sie1, sppreximattng 70 s70.oOo
prize, are Ss,ooS
prizes Of $500, sprrox!mat'ng TO $4,000
prizes Of saea. errroxinet.ns to $4,000
prige, arc oao
prizes of sl@t, arrroxinasnn8 30 SoNu
prize, are oW
prizes OF 800. epprosfnsf'ns 70 sa'tS
prize, sre . ,.. $ee
vrizes Of S75 errrcUMstnR 70 ss'ooe
prtze. are W
Prize. Of $50 ep,-oysirssirg 70 si'So .oo
priZes sre 400 sNo
s09o prizes Ct so are Ioc.ooe
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Bay New Goops.-l have received from

GSs~ anoAGA Is. 6rsaL, Dentist, Once
bud residence Nc. 23l on Msin between Sth and 9Th
treetd. Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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saY NERVOUS EUFFBRIEGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROF ES
SI0NAL MEN,


SlDSAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE VoCR HEALTH RgsToREDs
1NVlGORAT0R!
To Delicate Females and Children.
HAMPT0N'S TiNCTURE
Is truly a blessing! We appeal to our citizens.
Rev. James w. HunBicutt. the talented and
Independent editor of that highly popular and OK
lshei at fredericksburg, Va in his editorial OF the
18th of May, 1858, thus speaks of HAMPTOk'S
VEGETABLE TiNCrURk.
We had taken strong medicines observed great
Particularly in our diet, and all to DO purpose
We had d,spaired of ever recovering our health
a bottle of HA& pr0N'S yEG ETABLE rtnCIUkE
assuring thet woud find great relief from its
We briefly replied, ''gs iUOtstd not gIre dot
Tar FIR all the MactMre Hampton erer Btddssso tar
We had no faith in 1t, LOT any other medi-
cine in eifectiog cure on US In the kindness Of
her heart however. without consulting us about it,
she sent and got bottle and urged US to accept
Of and for her sake as it ceud not possibly inJure
u.s. to use il according to direction. For the high re-
gard had for her ana her act Of kindness, we
promised TO do go. And without the least exsgger-
alton can truly say that before we had used the
contents OF one bottle We felt like new man"
AS an 1pvigorator and Restorative. where gentle
Cordiais before the public, as IL cure for DYSpEP
STA, GoUHH. SCR0FULA and kHEUMAr1SM.
with all diseases of the stomach aud Bowels; il has
been truly successful to tie Single and Married.
We offer The mJst valuable remedy, which thou
sauda will testify.
SIS Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
s0ld by PUaCBLL, LADD CO, Richmond; By
Dr.. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists in
Petersburg by M0hTIMkR q NOW BRAY, caiti-
more, and sy Druggists and Shopksep2rs every
where
sars 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
ga U-GHcWtd
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OFFICE OF 1. NJ. SINGER Il co ,2l7 Main ST.
E@S~ GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES -
SINGER h co.'s NEW and IMPROVED DOUBLE
THREAD SHUTTLE MACHINE, for family use
for fifty dollars $50 0G.l Please to call and ex-
anime, before purchasing.
oc lin !. NJ. SINGER \ co.
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E- STovEs, RANGES AND FURNACES -
Now in store full supply, cargo of schr. Mignio-
nette. Purchasers are invited to examine tie qua
lly of our wares. We especially recommend the
" kchmend Portable furnace" "Bay State Cook
ing Range" and Harp Cook Stove" Repairs al
ways hand for all leading articles cold at the
Governor Street at)ye Store.
WANTED. Immediately, two first class work
men. oC NEOEuE h SIAhhEII.
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o4s5 prizes. amounting 70 kSp.U1
whole Tickets $40; Halves -; Quarters ~ ~
af- Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent 10 any one desirous Of receiving II.
Certificates paek viii Do sold Mt the following
rates which IL the risk:
Certiboats Of . package Of 10 whole Tickee. g.,
10 half A
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DICH MOND GROUND PLAsIK1 -
= - s ass' = pwIn wonznAM j q
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 2s, 1853.


A public sale uf unitsd States lands
vail take place in this city commencing
on the 7th day of June next, st whiOh
time 80, ,T20 acres will be offered ct the
minimum Of 81 ,25 per acFe.
At the public sale commencing on the
l4th day Of June next, will be offered
800, 900 acres evan numbered sseti ons
within six miles of the RailAosds run
ming through the distEi Ct, at the min
imum of $3.50 per acre These lands
are distributed IS follows:
On the Iowa Central Railroad. 81, TD
d" n. & N. d" IA, ,2s0
q" B. { ii. " $500
From the above it viii bs seen thsk
593, $40 acres Of the best lands in Iowa,
viii be offered at public sale in june. ---
Let our eastern friends make q note Of
this, and prepare to come to western
Iowa Immediately If they wish 70 secure
any Of these valuable lands, Thess lands
will be sold, We have no doubt, not fsT
from their minimum price, from which
our eastern friends will not fail to dis
cover, that il will be only necessary to
bring with them $500 to secure I60 aorss
Of land, If they can be eontent to live
more than six miles from q Railroad,
aud BY bringing twice that sum, they can
secure a home of 100 acres, as Asar a
Railroad as they may desire to live.
Now is the time to come to Iowa
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VI 4SW
sh4Ms - - - - s4sss 49, d
sqgAss sasoa gassas - n SsaAAs 80.
only ~ sne aanaas = shgss u 8 q : & II.
4 pk9ssns 80 N.aa 80 sayass ~ =
Aap ssss4za = - q - 7
sZ ~ - u
- 49, 3 =. 8 :.s.s - -. 's
-. -. ss-s,
- 3 - s.. ].
-. ss..sas =. ..s.s... y J, - -
49, go. - - !. ssss - = y = - Il -
- -. 80 -, Nj
2 go - -. - = % K
49, sss - ~ M II VI Y ~ y
= -. -. n II 80 49,
- = - ~ Il $50 .,a
- s. a. - .ss's
80 "a s~sl s.s,...s..'S - sa.s..s Is -.
&C. 49, = - - = s's = '
a. ma - 60. -
So. @..sa - - .assi - y
ss<s 49, Z ssss ss s.l s.. - S
- s sss -. - - 80 -
go u 81 - s.. Z - .as.,ss. sssa y
N, - - u - Il - - sss -
sS ss..5 ~ 81 M 80 W.
- sI~n la s - - es S's.t, 49, 80 -, -
- % n-s;i ~ e. s,.s,ss.srS - -, i slssssA ~
r,,Tl;ssd - ,,ve~Ssa.s 4 aeetiar f,sartv-
/ - "a - -
81 ssSs cs.-.a..-. xii ....;,. =. /.
-. g - 81. - -, a1s' s.i~,t
- ~ l,s -. .sssss -.
= g1s g..sa q -
@iH a@Atss A.ss.a sA-s tssssss = - -
~ = aas -. 49, sAl.ss = = pssliae4
IaS ASs ~ eaas Psl slAashs " sals slSs y s w
gallE u osaa - 49, ~ go = 80
aaoHasaila aSllaEs y Aeseot Ann9AlLy a-
psepsaIssa aoA saat pas gSss, 80 ~ -
olAaonai saIA % 9A3 sheasa0u 4 f,Ls.a noalsasss
% 20 Aue1 AnsfsSs - thay 0S ss9es44ae"
SeSSssaiy ~ sa1a uov1aHs1 = NlSS So
" enn 49, aRplol laEl - ssea .- = 49, ~ -
PeAAsss 49, oe ..o - SE a.
puIsLa.AsS ana 1Aas ~ $3.50 ~ as$'
oseg @hu saae osai5s - = aLs Snslls - ~.
@ss ~ Nas SaSs ~ y sas sse.Ss@yl y sS
PAla e1s ot shs SsS1S 1ESsAsIy u - .1S
Eeqalsasioa Oh the oo'saAs0E' sAi1ousA Aa"
Ana5s0r go III u 9IAso' IN .,...
@o' 4@s 0oafa - aE'asse"a SAalA els'''
AEsASutet ron sa.st WI T.. a1.aosi a.
na@e " - taelF ,lseAlAs n NuO
shAll FeSelIe ana sep al n.ohsas 4f5alAE
AfoAa 'hS sAIs oA sAe PsoueSte u 'nS .l L1zA
OF 9'net source, ~ siss Douas ~ SssOal
sum ss She poafo oA tfastsss Z, H4Sy Ese4ui5s' "
s ..a i "nes p..;S.n1 a. s.t .s,S = sSS -.
by tha Secretary. Hs shall render an
nuA.liy, ip the month Of January, 70 ahe
y posEa % 4sas1sos' Snu As 0A'09 sa13 Is Aa
trns ssoognt Il ali NOME received and
diskursed bv him.
527. That NJ. W. Robinson Of Des
Moines county, Timothy Day Of Van Bu-
rem county, John D. Wright Of Union
oounty, G. W. F. sherwin Of Woodbury.
county, Wm. Duane Wilson Of Polk soua
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LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED BIZ AUTHORITY
CHAPTER 81.


As ACT to provide for tAs establishzasnt ot STATE
Agricultural College and FsEA, with Board Of
Trustees whtrh SHAH Be connected with tha sn4igs
agricultural interests ot The Stats q ISgs.
SECTION l. Be II sndcted by hhs Gsa-
srGI assembly Of The State Of Ioea, That
there is hereby established Stale AgEi-
cultural College and Model Farm 10 be
connected with the entire agricultural in
teEests Of the State.
So. Said College and Farm shall be
under the management Of g board Of
eleven Trustees, sa1 the GoyeruoSy y the
President of the State Agricultural So
ciety and the President of the State Ag-
ricaltural College who shall be x-othelo
members of said Board.
IS. The Board Of Trustees shall 81
their first meeting under this Sas, deter
mine by lot their several periods Of seq
vice, ave Of whom serving for two years.
and six serving for four years, and until
their successors are elected and qualified
At the annual meeting in the fall, before
vacancies occur in this board, each conn
ty Agricultural Society in the State pay
nominate one person for Trustees from
whom the General Assembly shall choose
Trustees to fill vacancies every two years
as they occur, discriminating so as 70
give, f possible, one Trustee 70 eaeh du-
diciRl District in the State. Any ysean-
cy an the Board Of Trustees, caused by
death, resignation or removal from aus
State, may be filed By vote Of the ma
iority Of abe members Of said Board -
Zach Trustee is required 10 give salts
factory bond 10 she State in nlsneh SUM as
NAY be required By tbs goysssoss foa
the faithful dischgfge Of the daties I'm
poaed upon them. :,
64. fha President Of the College shall
be President Of the board Of Trustees.
Ii shall be HE duty to preside as al
meetings Of the board. Hs shall CON
trol, manage and direct the affairs here.
In established. subject 70 snchsFRlea a
nav be prescribed by che Trustees.
s s. Said Board shall have power; ls
70 aissa q President for the State AgTi
eulturaI College and Farm, and IN th'
ABSENCE OF the President, PEeuden
pro tsmpoTs, Secretary and such Oshs
officers rs mar be required in the trans
action Of the business Of tbs beard, =
10 make ell necessary rules and Esgnls'
Bions for the government ok tbs Ootiss
and Farm. sd TO purchases LANDS al
ereca buildings ahefeon, in ageorsasie
with the further provisions "a Ehia Asa.--
4th 10 keep full and eomploss Feeof.
Of all their proceedings, and 90 zoe
other things as may be found nsesssaz
70 carry out the intsnt ard meansng 9
this Get.
q. The Trustees shall receive ne sezs
pensasion except for mileage ii kzaysl
ing 70 and from he meetings Of kiss bpszsl
which shall Dc ~ the sans rsts mn& aazzl
puasa IL the aams mannsr ID the msissa
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yoHN r. BALDWIN. a.@. pop0K
BALDWIN AND DODGE,
BAN KERS.
AND
DEALERS IN EkgRANGE.

ANn
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
COUNCIL ALuYFs, .....s ...,...... IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made lad pronptlv r..
u mltted at Current RaAa OF Exchange.
Bulls Of Exchange, Gold and Silver, C4r-
rent and UnsuErsnt MeneAhoaght and sofa
Land Warrants bought hnd sold, and en-
tered on tiEne.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on real aaate and peTson-
al security.
Correspondents may relt upon prompt
ness, fidelity and psTsoaal atsntioa to their
interests in the transactiCa II any business
which may be entrusted to u
REFERENCES,
American Exchange Banl, N. z. City,
J. P. Thcmpson,
Bank Of Illien, nIion,
Bank OF CoopeFsEowH, CoossrGto'n, NJ Y.
Durkse d Bullock, BaRkags, St. Louis.
0noRdaga County hank, Syracuse. N Y.
Warren Bank, South DanvIFs, Mass.
A. J. Stevens & Co, Bankeri, Des MoiRss
Iowa.
Henry Franham, PresideneC. &RLR
r., Chicago, III.
}. Z. henTyJ suP't NJ. L M +. R., Dav.
export, Iowa.
Western Marine & Fire Inturauae Co,
Omaha City, N. T. ?
Ls Roy Tattls, Omaha City
Jas. c, Mitchell. Eaq., Fiotenee, N, T.
N. y. Judd, Esq, Chicago.
Merchants. Savings, Loas and Trust
Company, Chicago.
COrse, SnowdeH & CaRssI Alexandra.
Virginia.
J. B. Bsnnsnt, Agent Eas Iasuanes
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jas, Harlan, U. s, g., NJ. Pleasant, Ia.
Hon S. r. Curtis, d, C., Keokuk, Ia.
Ceolbaugh B Brook, Bankers, BuFilng-
ton, Iowa .r ~ Eiuly2I-8TtS
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BILLlAaDs.-Billiard players will bear

BLLlARDs.-Billiard players viii bear
in mind that L. D. Highly, of MsGregoF,
Iowa, is the champion Of the world
Says the Timss Of that place
On Monday, March 18th 1858, be it
remembered that DIR. L. D. Highly, ct the
st. Julien Billiard Rooms, ip this place,
made one thousand and four eaToms on
the red balls and counted thres thousand
and tsOeIvs poinsa before the intense sx-
citement attending such unriyallad sue
cess caused his steadiness Of hand to fail
him. Mr.. II. was playing With w. Il.
Rhodes, Esq, Of the late firm Of Kings
ley and Rhodesss The play 7Sas witness
ed and this statement IS verified BY the
proprietor of the ST. Julien, g. p. Good
rieh Esq, and several other gentlemen
who we're deeply interested observers.
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Protracsea Meeting.

The great reTiyaliss s. B. GgIBEEsos,
has been holding protraetsd meeting at
the Methodist church in this eisy for the
last several days. Although pleasant
speaker, q powerful reasOusE, and pos
ssssing peculiar faculty for exciting
the feelings Of Aia audience ) as jet, has
net with bat little if any success. Per-
haps the fear Of fire, has kept some away
from his preaching. Ii so, We would
say TO them, dop,t be afraid it Is only
''Tares" and ''StubbIe," " which the Say
ior says shall be consumed by FIRE.
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AnrI,bs
TO THE TAxpAYERs OE ROTs
TAwATTnM MTE COUNTY.


All persons owing tRxas fog State Coua.
ty, Road, and schsoI purposes, In the Ccas
ty og PottawattAmie and StAteof Iowa, for
The year 1851, are hsrsby notihed to pay
the same withoat delay, as the time la ap-
preaching when the Law requires nae to col
iect said taxes by advertising and selling
property. y. D. TURNER.
March 30ah,-5S Treasurer.
N. B.-Many psrsohz are isboring us-
der the imprsRsiem that law Waa passed
bY the recent Legislature extending the
time Tor sslling property tor taxes until
asptenbeF but 40 such law was pasaed.
The time required foE selling, is the hrss
day Of Jans, consequently | shall com-
rnsnce On the RFst day OF April making
out List ps ALI property On which the taxes
are nss paid, prior 70 having ths same
Published as rsanirsd hy law. w. ID. r,
marSfw&
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JOHN M. WARNER,
General C01mEaaassaan aud Fer
waEakng Merchant
LEVEE, ...... ...st OaaRca BEEss, EsaSa.
NOTICE .

All persons holding the Aarshal's GER
tiheates Of bail&neas due on city warrants
are hereby notified 30 fils them In nay Of
Gee By the first day Of May, that the am'nt
thereof may be ehagsd to the Marshal be.
fore fnAI settlement. s
FRANK STREET,
AprT1bS Recorder.
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ALFRED a. @KKM,
Heuse, saga. and ORmanaentaA
Painter,

NoaseW Bkl.}s sss ss'''s 'asFt s's'
Glazing, Gliding. GrsiniAg, MarhElng 4
Br6nxing carriage, wagon Z buggy paint
Ing, In goba styie. Paper banging, Ras.
wail -Pagsss blinds, ets saaatsatsy -
hand. Ealiings whitehead and walls cedar
ed. OFdega, In tOyga eE ecunkfy, 81.
Meited RnA pEompsiy atteaAsd o. N
Shop en Main-st,, rsar a8 Iamssg klesk.
maEai- -sSsss
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NOTICE.

ID harebY given that the undersigned will
spnly to the Commissions Of Paganks al
MasAings0n City, n. c., On or after thE
Tth day of June next, for the e-isaae ol
the following Land Warrants, the gams
hasing beer assigned or owned by me, anS
lost az stolen frem the mails betwssa 0oun,
eli Blafs, Iowa, and North Manchester
fndiana, having been. mailed ct ConaEi
BiAas, Iowa, on the 26th day Of 0StebsI
last, 1857, By Hsnn, Williams, Hooton
Co IN . letter addressed 10 the under.
sEgbned an1 never received By ms.
1.anA Warrant No. "a. S9a, datsa Ianua.
nv al, 1854 issusd to Lucy BEeecs, mmEaei
aes og Cd 0f Mageh, 1885, for 100 aeTHa.
WILLIAM THORN.
CoanciH BIu1s, April Ia, 1888. ew
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-28

Hhs assnaag msasIng cs tie Stock -soldars
of ks,s ClReEnnstl Oompaay viii b. held st
sNla Tewu. en Eaaa Essa Maaday uE Nay,
k 10. sss6 fog ths election Of nfiesrs 9oE
d ( saeaing Ysar. 4 ganarsl atksmaamss
~. v. MASON, rsss.
n&ial, ApsA II, 1853 sw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-28
JOB-wORR.

Having made extsaBlve additions 70 oGF deb depAr-
si ws arc prepared 70 desveTy variety Of JOB print-
ink In tks latest anA mes4 tAshiapaele Etyies, and
aith aeeGrzSy ana dispatch. Orders solicited.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-28
MARGsLANDs L. FERGUSON
PMeENIx FOUNDRY
AED
Agricultural A W0F X 8
Corner Of Ssco1d and cherry Strssts,
Manufactures OF Pages and Childs' Pat.
snt Portable Circular Saw Mills,
FOR Steam. Water OF Horne

THESE Mills will cut with steam power
from 1900 to l0, 900 feet OF lumber pei
day, varying as to power and kind OF Eim-
Der with horse 7ower they cut from 1, ,9Ol
to z, 500 feet per dag, according 10 kind oi
timber sawed. With the Double OF Child's
Patent Mill any sized lumber can be cut
HayinE been engaged in the construction
Of these mills for the past slsyeR years
and the demand for them constantly in.
ersasing, With our facilities Tor aantlfac.
turing and improvements that have beer
made, We offer them with the fuiieEt aon6,
dents Of their superior advantages over al
othRrN.
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faeas fiae seapla "a Gsus and
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lets 81 Id Ehis City pz Ne@aay,
shs zsth iNsEs TesHs kb SOsssiaa 81 AIse
weeks. ii she 91liowtng gakss - EaS
apalIsag, Reading, WEfting sd
Msnsal Arifhmakie, .4ssss - Is
EnasKsA sGEammags GeogTsph
90 g8a1ep Asithmetie,s -. q. IS
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die 0hs fSK ~ # aasa hu ehaggs
q aach ehcEar ki0naE sF enaklnsass.
eIss. Mc daanrtion gaaae bit II apeeaal
aagaa Bgss, Or lpFctrjkct8a asaknasa
The s6baeEibGr hss devoted several Yeaga
10 his Eeasten, ard A&ttara hlHasIk ssa
be eaa givs general satissaetlan u kEa ass.
roas. 4 saitabIs room VII be sasa Ekaa,
ard nesIes given.
Ann Il, 1853. t. E,s. AxTgK.ra