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| A the Land Ofacs III SIOUX CITY,
sommemeing on Thursday kha ARsk d&g as
July naxE, Tor the diapeaa1 IL shs vae@Hs
lamaa II shm esxm mamaAswsd aaekl0neg wlzAlfa
kiae undegmenkioasa townahips, which gas
aaan Id tina United sEagaas wsahLn - Bassaa
- sssA asSe og the aDubaqme anA PaesAG
eailgoaass and khs tsEowa 0emkral as 1ana
| eaalEoaa, - subject, al required by Aaws -
i miaimnm Of ssea dollars and afty esafa
per acre. viz
0a the ssDahuqas and Paes6e raiiFaad z
/ North of aAa Bass iIsss assd ssaas ef faea
afEh prtaeipai assyfdsas.
Townships 81, %, and VI, u ranges .,
To~nshlps %, u, and q, = ranges .,
Tawashlps 20, ~, %, and y, y ranges
Tosasaips u, % and %, q ranges Il,
FsnashiDs -, %. 81, % ana % osraags
| Tswnahips 50, 20. 81, and ", ct range
Townships %, Oh. and %, Of raAgs II.
On the aIowa Central Alt Line rail-
Eoaa.H
TownshipB SO, Of Tangas "a and IS.
Townships 90 and ST, Of range 30.
Townships 50, 81 AID q, Of ranges 81,
@. s9, &c and III.
Taanahips Sc aud 81, Of range 10.
Township %, Of range ID.
Akths land of6es 1t COUNCIL BLUFFS
Icommencing GA Monday, TIE asvsnth day
| aR June nsxf, for the disposal Ct khs plb-
lie lands, keTssefays uas rrad, situated vita
In the following named Townships and
parts oe townahfpsy yizs
Nogth If the bass line aaad acast y IA
Gfah pTiseipa1 HasFSdsoss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-28

IL aAs aaAA aaAam Il N0RI D0DaK.
eeamasssAag - Mandavs - Rmaakysaaa
80 il 4ams 49,. - e ahspesal Il 80
wasaas aaaaaa Ia 80 sasm msa 80 asesaass
wakAam - uaAaaz saamaa sa@nahzps.
#Aa@A gaaaAan ID EA@ UmaamA asaaaas
80 mazss d asaA go IL - shaaaa -
naeaMe nazaroaa z aaAsss d ssaaAsaa II
Iaw. ID i maakmam Is - @Baasa 60 s
saasaa - assss rs
MesaA n - 49, - go aase d - -
swsasaz mssssassm.
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TemaaAaea III, - - % IL saagas ~,
i'd. %. d. IL. 81 - Ut, o. - % 80 ~
Hswmahipa g y - I'D u, 4 raags
-
TowasAlps u, -, aaa n, i aaaga "
IL kha aan0 aAAra ma SIOUX CITY,
eaamamelmg % Monaay, - aeyaasA aay
u Jmaa asxf, CO shs aAapssaa III 10 psA~
lie laaas, kasasesaps amasssa, alkaasea wasA
In sAa sellowlmg namad waaAipe ana pasta
"a kownRnipa, vaa
NsssA u ~ k@ss hae smd sesaa n - -
upsm@S@@k @mga&6@m
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Every p$Eson entitled 10 ,her,...
81 ti0n to any Of the lands viii. q ot.
shipa and parts Of townships 49, 'Fl
eaDhsd 10 required to esta b!i,b ~. It.
the satisfaction Of the register s.t 'ssa
u Of the proper land Office, AsDs'. ''''t'
MExw TRKwKFpn IA snow @AAt FAI
AFrKa sxKrwc Tt,ra wn~r,s 'AAt IT, =,
aay spp0lhtsd for the commencsm sS''', h
public sale Of the lands embrace, ' ~ v :,
elalnea otherwise such clair, u.I Vs. u
feited. '' - III +: Il
THos. A. HEYDRIcgy
C"HsHaisssoasy ef fAs Gen. Lead -
MArch-I0-5S. a." ls.s''
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A TIUhN II and Coun8elIyl A. H.,
L Greenwood, Mills county, Iowa.
Practices In all the courts Of Weston H.,
and Nebraska, and the Supreme Coz :
Iowa. ,aR-,t
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Atgas IamA oasea Al SIOUX CIT, ssm~
msnsiag % Meadag, tAs Rwsnky- AEws day
Il yune naxs, Cos tha Aspoaal d TIA pab-
lie lands, hsgssa6eRs mnsays6, sataaEea
wfshln kAa EnaIawiag aA@sa aawsaAip@ ana
paxsa og sawaahlpa, vsa
noaYm ag gmm m4aa AaMn Aan wKsT OF
xaM sgw1m saEmcEPA1 m@AHS8Aw.
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r. d. eu@Ema. goRx c. Tg4
CUNNING L. tai RI,
AEseEa4ys % Las and Real Estsit Agez'
OMAHA CITY, N. T.
WILL attsad faithfully and promptly
WV ali business transactions eutEusir1 .
then, In the Territorial or Iowa eOurtA- 70
the purchase Of iots and lands, entries IL
pTe-empsiona, collections, &c.
Once in the ID story Of Hear
Reefs hew building, nearly opposite Va
tern Exchange Bank, Farnham street.
| fanI~ L
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II g M@6Aa rs -
q. .. AApAgws.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BAAL
or
~ C. HUTT T. CO.
sasmena snuxps, ....... ......E''


MNuME - received on deposit, r. r.
~ aaaaxEA ag u specified date, ~i1 - 1
WasAemk Interest, 40 per agresnsas T~
amgaaaaa@FM,
30 aRaw aseaek o. New YaFk, Boz,
f. saaaeapAaas Da<gois aad Chicago,
Aww 600 aeEed ~ arTangems@
ssAsah ~ iaaaan araskm and letters Of sfsaS,
- - rsinnapal AaAksgs IL oas habSi'E
- 49, aasea eikasa e EaroPs. -.
&s@a&@E es@a@ @zaa@ IN Western &o~@
askarm NabTaaka, tree og ehargs, and ="
mEstsa Nc current rates III exchange.
/ - r@eaSv@ orders 10 buy and sen y =
aemaaABsa@m Esal Aska+s In Iowa and ~
I hkAsAa. =
anvaaa menaT 3aaK Aapakailtts, and Say -
sagI Kaasa u aarmmsa Is earrsnt Esssas
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FRUIT TREES,

FRUIT TREES,
Emnm AvKmx'a HuRxEwT 6EAR BCRLls",
.a ToN, Iowa.
r. M. GeodFaIiow. OF this C-5
will furnish In good order, 80
assoFsmsnts ct Grated fruit have aS,'
khs best on Iowa pEairiss for The Iss "
ysaTa.
AEasg saeh mn open winter all Should y
cure IA orchard II good fruit.
Crafts per hundred. $50
Trees . years old per hundred, $@o~V
Also Dwarf Pears, Plumb, Onanfa''
kxssa ard SaaEubbeEy.
Per EaFaAeE Information, call at the ha''
wars Store oe G. ]. Fox, and leave aFdt'
Cenneii EinAsa, mAg- t7-'5S. W
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HENRY AK.EE&

4. COCHRAN,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL promptly attend to the iocaaoe az
w sale Of Land Warrants for n2a-;sa-
dents; the payment Of taxes, and l4e g--
chase and sale Of real estate genoa.
viii also enter lands for settlers aa4 Ev
inc for payment y}a-1-
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JOSEPH /. SHARP

JOSEPH L. SHARP,
A TTORAEY and CounsrIlor a; L4x
Il G3enwood, Mills county, I4xa. wll.a,.
.eRd 10 all business in the OH j.. -.aI d.
zict entrusted TO his care; he sr,-Iso A.
tend to business in the Suprsas lv.r.oe tina
tate and Of the United Sla;rs. ,lL3y.i
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D: J. SULLIVAN, M. Il
DhYaIcFAG and surgson, TX =
4 Of Broadway, Council Bluffs lys, IL
Jan Is, sc. 81" .
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G.. E. STONE.

A ITORNEY and Counsellor 4, L2a a.
Il solicitor in chaneery, will c.s- Pr IF.
attention to all business In,r4s,~l .. 81,
care, In either the 9th OF Tlh Jullcl. d.
tEict~ or in the state.
g 0fiee on Broadway slEa4f. Cox.
Blaas, Iowa. nJ5.t
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A c. FORD

A TTORNEY and Counsellor Al In,
Il Couneil Bluffs, Iowa.
- OFFICE, second story, Bsr,..i
Bank, Broadway. l3anIs.s
.. W.. PAIGE. ~ Ian,
PRICE il JAMES.
4 TTORNEY9 ATLAW, Co4acuF :,
Il Iowa. ....-t
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4. v. LARIMER.
Alto RNEY AT L A ".
COUNCIL RLUFFs, IOWA.
OFFICE on Broadway. i'5hJ.i
xpgAsEBY. j. p.TLST
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BUSINESS CARDS
VIM. b. GRIMES, mn

~H&sACaAH AND sURGpo,
oFEicE Rsxt door TO the Pos, - -
stars with Pries t. James. =
Cogncil Bluff, Iowa. Toct23t-.
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" IL. WYATT
u. - AHnMnw

Magnolia, Harrison co. Iowa.
July 8, 1856.
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Towmsaaapa o. 70s III, ana u, 4 81 800
1, -
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
Doubtful Story.

The Laporte (Indana) Union states that lcttcr
has been received from Judge Douglas by the
Hon. Mr. Colfax, of that State, in which occurs
the following passage:
II sec that the republican papersof Illinoi, and
Missouri, and indeed. of the entire Northwest,
still continue to abuse me. Why is thsS Did
we not expressly agree that this persecution should
ceasef This is not fair. have passed the Rnbi-
con and burned my boats"
We regard this ms a doubtful story. for two rca-
sons--frst because Douglas has no intention Of
ever cooperating politically with the Republicans,
however much no may agree with them in scnti-
ment--and. secondly, the classical expression
about crossing the Rubicon is not in the Douglas
vein. lie makes no rretension to classical learn
ing. and wedoubt il he has any conception of wlnt
is meant by crossing the Rnbicon. The express
sion renders us suspicious Of the truth of tho whole
story.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

In purchasing supplies country should select
only realize han profits their
lasting obligations h" patrons Every neighborhood
has ITS number Of d spepcs wei enfeLed and deba
ted residents and the that "r a
speedy relief should fail In doing fo the duty
good citizen to alleviate the Affections around him.
far lie duse health and happiness We graf
isd to know that remedy for those distressing dseaesa
nevcrnng remcdylias length been s and that
there thousands of persons Ia the who
cured by IT, Tins medicine is other than BAKERS
BrTERS pnrcy vegetable compound prepared upon cien
tine principles from the medicinal herbs OF and render
ed palaabe that any child will take H. We have
given Tor aRue and fever rc darrhoa stomach loss
of appetite bilouness and ind sion and have rarely
known to fail In cctng In short time
Nearly every Apohccary In the so"h is selling these
BTrEs and they constantly performing wonderful cures
but In order T." extend their usefulness desire them
extensively Introduced In all country that body
may enjoy their healing qualities he Proprietor is prepared
IL sell this medicine 10 merchants sch that
they risk nothing In purchasing few retail aud
we know that wherever is once Introduced its popularity
viii increase md us usefulness become general These BIT
TkFs entirely free from all poisonous minerals and put
With such that they will ke well In any climate
greater benefit delicate females and weakly infants than
thing That be them Every family should try
few bottles in order to understand and appreciate their vr
Price 80 cents per bottle
To he had wholesale and retail Of all the principal duggis
IN the cy of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia also of
Messs Chas Stoit Co, Washington city. D. q 4 II sta
bier Go Baltimore Md d. d Miller, c"vng,on. Ky; and
Orders Allied by addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
seItos Richmond. w
IMPpRTANT.-Ar e n,cdy I'M. nj la ~ been d 1.
covered which Is certain for Danhru and other d
senses of the Hair The following interesting
Is from gentleman well known In this community and shCul
aiisiy that KoosERs ESstSCE BAY LsAyEs'
isusl wha' it rsenlet to bea remedy uneua. for all di
known and most Reliable sources:
PETERSBURG, Aug 18th, ls57
Col 7. II. Rosskn-Dem Sir have used your Essence
ofBay Leaves Tor the removal Of dandru with entire
sncceiess h"n three boes oircns complete and
in consideration of "heh can unesatinry recommend ii
II The highe, terms CIAS. W. ARNOLD.
tY' This vaiuabe sale wholesale and retail
by Messrs a. arHorHER CO.. ami JOHN IL. sEAf,
Druggists"f this city sept 3dscts
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rns RIVAL AEaoNANrs cs rHEIa rsAs

The GrILLoTINE AT WoRK.-We understand
that the heads of twenty postmnsters in Illinois
decapitated by the Post Office Department
Yesterday simply because they were in favor Of the
reelection of Douglas and opposed to the DANTE
ticket of boilers.
This system of prescription does not agree with
the policy laid down by Mr.. Buchanan in his
speech in the Twcnty-Fth Congress, when he
said:
To declare TINT when the citizens ola State
accept Office from the General Government. they
thereby forfeit their right to express opinion il,
relation to the public concerns Of their o,c" STATE
and of the nation, is paipabie tyranny"
Yes. and the sense OF the people will revol, at
The "palpahle tyranny which forfei,s the right
1T citizen 10 express an opinion in relat on To
the public concerns OF his own State, md it will
come back with telling effect to tho discontinue
of its authors Washington States, Wednesday,
Ere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
Letter rom Nr. Clay.

The Louisville Journal notices that the ives
tern Farmers' Almanac" for 1859 has just been
published BY Morton 4 Griswold. of Louisville !;
and from It is extracted the following letter from
the Sage Of Ashland to one Of his namesakes,
inentlv worthy Of the great and good man who
penned it:
ASHLAND. It'll July. 1915.
Ny dear littie Namesake: Your parents have
done me the honor " give my name to you. On
that account and at the request Of your good
mother, address this note, which she wishes to
preserve for your pcrusal. wher. by the lapse Of
time, you shall have attained age that will en-
able you 10 comprehend and appreciate its friend
ly purport
Your parents entertain fond hopes of you, and
you ought to strive not 10 di-appoint them. They
wish you 70 he good, respected, eminent. YOU
can realize oil their most snnguine hopes. If you
firmly resolve to do no. by jud,cious employment
Of your time and your faculties. Shun bad COM
pany, and all dissipation, its inevitable conse-
quenco Study diligently and perseveringly. You
will be surprised at the ense with which you will
master branches Of knowledge. which, on first
view. will Brighten you. Make honor. probity,
TRUTH and principle your invariable guide. Be
Obedent. and always aHcctionately respectful to
your parents. Assiduously cultivate virtue aud
religion, the surest guarantee Of happiness both
here and hereafter In your intercourse with your
fellow beings be firm, bu, at the same time bland,
courteou' and obliging Recognize at nil times tho
paramount right Of your country to your most de-
voted services, whether she treats you III well.
and never lot selfish views or interests predominant
over the duties Of patriotism.
BY regulating yourself according to these rules,
you may become respected and great be mn ornn-
ment to your country, and n blessing to your pa
rents. That such may be your destiny is the sin
cere wish Of their and your friend, II. CLAY.
Master Henry Clay -
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A ID Y a. rlSE,

a - a. u i I Il
And arrest the trade Of the Great South West
AM AGENT FOR ALI. The PAPERS or THE LINE
It ih' Rnr"a tn l.ynchbhrs 10 Knoxville all Of them
having large truil II the pie of South western
Nirshia and Lah Iruirssrc
Cas" ADV EkrlSE AND GET RICH -gfsa
IN AAf or ALL OF r1L FOLLOWING PArERS:
NEW ERA. Fhyd Count House, Va.
fiE''lNIA AMI fhNNE SEI. NE v \, Bristol.
hitoM AijW = KNOW ll.I.E tIenn VINO
INDICATOR, Jonnsb.,"o,sh Ten,
RELIGIOUS INTtLLiGENCER Morristown Tenn
GAZEIrl LeAnsi'n>"
V VnM:1SnNS' Armeaon,Na
nnMnCnAr Liherl, Y"
SALEM REGISTER SALEM 4
TIE VISITOR MARION Sm>thr co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence tirayson Va
DEMOCRAT. [ r -.
STAR AND HER AID. 'hr,.tiansbu ry, Va
WYiuENlLLE TELEGRAPH, lvyv,h.v,u u
WITHENII.LE TINES }'s'"e''""' ""
UNION DEApCRA +. Uni"n. Mnnr, ,county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jeier.onv,lic, Taz.we II county, Va.
REGISTER Danvlc Va
THE SOUTH WEST rrarisburg, Giles county, Va.
Persons wishing to adyrr" In o the above papers will
find II Ia THEIR INTEREST tn call office
I.ynchhurg Nhgnan, ur STAIRS, where will be
abe. and advert ,scm,ts FpRw ARDl
will als and forward ing any paper
In tir tnird States a WADDIfL
V IN
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lSrLrENcE or PrBLic Executions on THE Yo,N:
The WhcclingtNn.) Mfehigeacer notices the
singular procceiiog ola little son of Mr.. Flach
in that city, who witnessed the recent public ex
ccution there. 1t seems that the lad had an un-
controllabie desire to know what sort of SEN
sation hanging produces. One day last week he
got rope. made loop in which he inserted his
heap, attached the other end to . fence, and sank
in which position he hung until his face WAS black
and blue. and life was almost extinct lie was
fortunately discovered and cut down by some boys,
who CHANGED to be near. Not liking the "sensa-
ton" as we'll rs he evinently, anticipated, he
afterwards attempted to make further exp eriments
on his still younger brother, but his design was
n fru t~ted. The boy is only seven years Of
age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

woald avoid the disgrace q defeat LET him at
sndeavor 10 break the crushing weight Of bis mis-
tbrtunes BY timely resignation. and prudent
retreat, We shallshail Abe triumph of Lincoln
|svsr him With icsiings Of analloyed satisAetion.
1hose who think psopet % ssspect US Of insdelity
= Sosthera interests. IN he indulgence Of this
aspiration. may do so u they choose, and may
make the most of IT, ga
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
GEO. u DAVIS,
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL GROCER.
AND COMMISSION MERCH MT

Opposite ,ie Trginia Bank, LYNCHBURG, Ia
AM in receipt Of large assortment ot Groceries, Staple
Dry Goods, Hardware Oils Paints Cu dage Wondw are,
&c, consisting in part of
10000 Bales of Cotton at Factory prices to the trade.
1000 lus Of Leaf Lard Baltimore prices the trade
1000 lbs Of Sole Leather and 100 Sds OF upper
heavy,
l2 boz French and rhiade phia Calf Skins and Sewing
Skis,
l, $50 Seamless Bags assorted,
= 500 It's. Of Zinc and White Lead
800 Gals Of I.isccd Oil,
800 rs of Shoes. srwei and pegged part very heavy
$50 R.ams of Paper. Letter. Fooscap and Wrapping,
1000 lbs. Iron Axes and Cast Boxes,
IL Tons OF Iron, Wrought and Rolled,
1850 Bundles of lron Hoop Strop, Oval half Oval Round
and ,quae,
5barr.ls OF New York Syrup for family use,
Sugar, Coffee, MoasseS, Salt, Nails, Tanners Dl,
Bellows. Vices Anvls Screw plates llnrse >h es
Failed Cloths Cassnrts Liusets Pld- and Blank IS,
Clover Timothy, lie is grass and Orchard grass Seed
Plate Tin j. L. and j.. and Tin : i,i.r. &c. &c
All Of which will sell cheap for cash, short credit for
negotiable paper Those VIII" buy tor cash. will fld
their incres to examine stock before making their pun
cases and will sell cheaper than goods bought
credit
will pay tho hest prices for Wool, Wool Rolls
Faxse,d Flax aud Tow Linens Upper and Harness Leather
and all other county produce.
Z I'll and examine IN, stock before Non uy. oct II Is.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE
4 THOMAS j. HOLLAND All persons having claims
against the estate at The late Thomas Holland hereby
respectfully requested and required present Them nmcdi
nieiy properly authenticate In order that
be- mad. To them as In II The
uni Of Indebtedness o the should be known tho
earliest possible 81 thai tho know
whcIhtr he surrender the hired
distribution II them tue respective d,butces Of
said estate, nj the end of the year
All ,ims Withheld TIL the 18th of December next, will be
rcio,ird and pay u refused
JAS PATTEkSON Adar dc bons Of
Oct ~ clawii il45thd"c III J Holland, deed.
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p. II, TAYL r. 8
Music saloon and Piano WarerOOm
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND VA

fuNllE under signed is sole agent In this city -p,
Il Tor the sale # the G. lehrat,d NUNS (K@.sfgFFI
CLAIM 3 PIANO FORT ). TIL. insru- ~ XY4R
monts have received th" unqualified approval ! ~
If The greatest iahlsts in tn Earope He
keeps iano' GALE Co, AID other go d wsl csab
lsh,d makers
IL T. keeps constantly hand Of the best
MUSICAL. mi RI MENIS, and Musical Mercha ndise
e." crsl. consisting
Pclaubrs superior Melodcons Of A. and ocaycs with
double reeds,
Ma TINS allied tiua.s,
1ayiuss apr"v,d fiut Ithcsr Flutes
Accrrons Carinn" Firs Fifrs, Flageues Guitars VIC
Inns Is mi Bridges, rc.s, Ac,
Tuning Forks aud Pipes
Muu h iio for Clarou' II anil brass Instruments
Taun St"ols, b.st quality nu and Vipl II SltIngs,
And short artici, the Musl this
adjustment al most easonablt pic
Ia, OF fashion able
and standard SHEET MI sic In his state
u y liberal discount nladr 10 rachrts and Schools
y Pianos tuned aud hire Old Pianos en- In ex
charge Tor new "hes l.. H. TAYLOR.
ortl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

Loss OF STEAMERS FLYING CLOUD AND RANDOLPH
st. Louis, Oct l9.-The steamer Flying Cloud
sunk at DEVILS Island on the 18th inst The boat
cost SIS, 600, and was insured for $4,000 The
condition of her cargo, which was large and yau-
able has not been ascertained.
On the same day the steamer Randolph sunk a.
Goose Island. She was valued at $40, 600, and was
insured for $4,000. Both boats will probably be
raised.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

to be held 1t is thought tina, Maj. Schwartz, the
member, elect to the next Congress-. will be nomi-
mated n he 10, he will be elected. The Jones men
are NOT likely TO nominate man Of their own
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

TIE BxaKs CoxoaEssxEN. Reading Oct TO-
A 1t IL probable that Mr. j. Clancy Jones will
sccept the mission n Austria, special election to
NIL the vacancy In the present Congress will have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

Judge Porter, of the Supreme Bench of Penn
sylvana, has resigned his scat. in consequence of
the large majority which the State has jus, given
to the Opposition ticket. In published letter.
he avows this as tho reason. This is tho first IN
stance we ever knew Of Democrat rcsigning an
Office for such q cause, and We hail it ~ nuspi-
cous OF an improvement in the morals Of the par
ty. If NIL offccholders wore to observe this rule
Old Buck himself should Immediately resign, for
he was minority President when he went in, and
his supporters have been deserving him daily ever
since We are AFRAID. however, that Buck will
hardly follow the example of Judge Porter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

INV d FARMS FOR sALE.--Wiii be offered
for sale at Public Auction, SATURDAY, the 23rd day
OF oCToBER very desirable FARM of $50 to oOO ACRES
on Black alter Creek Within miles of 1ynchbnrg aud
joining the lands of Maj Ilutter others
Al the same time Will be offered "thcr TRACT, Cd
containing about 500 ACRES. lying both sides uf ~
Rockraslc and Tomahawk Creeks, and adjoining the
above named tract and the lands Of o. q Clay James
Arnsead and Others These lands ably wa
tered productive In
hood, "thin niles of Cays crossing the Va & Tenn
Rai"ad, and near several chui chs and good schools
Any one person wanting both Of The above acts will Sell
at private sale all my stock, Crops &c and 10 likely
troes upon voy accommodating terms aud give imut diao
possession
Terms liberal and made known OH the day of sale.
oet s-d2tatdS u. J. BURTON.