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and don't be lying about here like dog ~
Och !! said Barney, starting to his feet, and
looking sleepily around the room, sye may we'll
call it-call-it-that's fact, be Jsbers!
Come, Barney! said his young master, wake
upp
'Thrue for you-be, the pow-powers o'-yes-
that's So said Barney, getting as far as the
stairs.
After some little effort on the part of James,
Barney was persuaded to retire to his 'virtuous
couch : and, now, found himself alone with, once
his bitterest enemy, Jude Sinister.
Does any person beside yourself and Mr.. Mans
field intend going to hometown in the morning p
asked Jude.
How do you know that ,pe are going there p
asked James.
1T is for that purpose that you come to Eng
land said Jude; but where have you left Rosa
and old doctor Dulson.' ..- -.
In America said James wondering how the
man knew so much about him. ....... ..
She gave you bracelet, did she not p
Rosa a:-yes;' said James. but how do you
know that? ..... ,r-
Because, when gave it to her, she promised
to do 80, said Jude.
you gave it to her" said James, why, how
did it come into your possession p .
I cannot answer that question: said Jude shud-
dering; did you read letter. while in Americs,
directed to William Mans6ed?'
i did,
'And you come here to claim the D'Vilton es-
tate as your own to thrust that cursed bastard
out of the snug nest, into which william has
placed him. O, sir, have done you q great
wrong; but what's left Of me, is altogether al
your service; and will do my best to make g.
mends for the past -...
What is your name, sir p asked James. =.
Should tell you, will you promise to keep il
| as secret asked Jude.
Certainly if you desire it, replied James.
My name is Jude Sinister, said Jude; then,
observing the young man to start, he said: BE-
lieve me, sir am not only able, but am resolute
ly determined to do you a real service. Can We
have IN hours private conversation p
You forget said James, haughtily, that an
no longer child to be led into q snare. When q
mere boy, you vllianousiy, and by aid Of positive
lies got me aboard Of vessel; telling me that the
destination of that vessel was Wales, instead Of
which, you knew that she was bound to America
What confidence can l place in your profered
friendship now?' .......
You shall see = said Jude. Mr. D'Vilton-
for such you are-I am the only man that car
prove your right to the heirship of the D'Viltor
estate and, whether you trust me or not this
am determined to do. Again ask, can we have
an hours private conversation?'
4 suppose so,' said James. ringing small sill
yer bell, which was lying upon the table. A
any rate shall ascertain if our host can give u!
, the use Of private ROOM
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
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prove it at once by the manifestation of that
spirit which ever actuated, and made immortal,
the long list Of those whose names stand first up
on the rol.call of the noble deed. Hasten to
England for my sake |; for the sake of your own
father; and assert boldly your rights, with the
determination of maintaining them at all hazards.
Go there at once, and with an assumed name, for
the present; learn what you can from old Loo
and her friends, then 60 Immediately up to D.,
Vilton's residence. make yourself known as his
son show him this bracelet, and then will Rosa
Vandry place her hand with yours, and be yours
forever. Until then, farewell Before James
could reply, she was gone. ........
For moment, the handsome young man stood
motionless in the centre of the room, then clasp
ing the bracelet around his wrist, he seized his
hat and rushed from the room, exclaiming, rs he
did so: Now or neverp
The next afternoon the good ship, America,
spread her sails to the wind, and left the port OF
New York for Liverpool; and among the psssen-
gers, were old Mr.. Mansfield and our hero, not
forgetting our friend Barney.
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CHICAGO, October 8l.--senator Hale
publishes a letter in the Chicago Press and
Tribune of this city, this morning, in REFER
ence to the attempt to implicate him in the
Harper's Ferry insurrection. he says he.
will not undertake the task of vindicating,
other gentlemen, whose names have been.
mentioned, but, as far as relates to himaelf,
he can only reply by denying gevery word and
syllable of the harge-prououucingt the,
whole false from beginning to end, and chal-;
lengiug the world for particle of testimony, :
written or verbal, :sustainingthe charge thus.
made. He never had any knowledge or,in-,
timation that John Brown, Or any other per-
son, ever contemplated an ,insurrection in,
Virginia or elsewhere. Hepledges himself,
that if the evidence is laid before the Grand,
Jury of Maryland or Virginia, and they find
bill, to 60 there for trial. u. !,
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT"

The Washington Constitution publishes
another mass of correspondence taken from :
Browns house, near Harpers Ferry: Most !,
of it is of but little interest Among tie
papers is the journal Of the preceedingsof
the Provisional Constitutional, Convention
held at Chatham, Canada West, Mays; 1855;
which was put in evidence in the trial Eor
Brown at Charlestown, on Friday last, andT'
Browns signature to which he aeknowledgs7
ed in Court. r =. ,,...,.. -, -
The journal recites that the; conyensionii Z
met in pursuance of the call of John Brown,
and others. VIM. @. Monroe was chosen; :
President, and j. q. Kagi secrstary.s5 e4i
Mr.. Brown then proceeded, to state, the
object of the Convention at length, and then
to explain the general features Of the plan Of
action in the execution of the project in view 5
by the convention. Mr.. Delany and othe1s
spoke in favor of the project and the plan,
and both were agreed to by general consent.
Mr.. Brown then presented a plan of or,
ganization, entitled Provisional Constitution
and ordinances for the people Of the United
States A pledge of secresy was taken by
each member Of the convention, after which
it was read and adopted The constitution !.
was then signed by all the members, as fol:
lows: - I'D. ...7 '-' 5"'F'sR,"
Mr.. Charles Monroe President Of the conven:: %
ton; G. J. Reynolds, J. C. Grant, A. ]. Smith,s
James NJ. Jones, George B. Gill, NJ. F. Bailey,
VIM. Lembert, 8. Hunton. C. W. Motif, John j.
Jackson, ]. Anderson, Alfred Whipple, James NJ
Bue, W. H. Leeman, Alfred NJ. Ellsworth. John
E. Cook, Steward Taylor, James W. Purnell. Geo. :
Akin, Stephen Dettin, Thomas Richard ReaIG, "
Thomas F. Cary, Richard Richardson, L. p. Par :
sons, Thomas NJ. Kennard, I. H. Delaney. Robert;
Vanyanken, Thomas N. Stringer. Chas. P. Tidd,t
John A. Thomas, c. Whippe, J. D. shadd, Robt. !,
Newman, Owen Brown, John Brown, J. q. HaraH
ris, Chas. Smith, Simon Fislin, Isaac, Holler,
James Smith, j. H. Kagi, Secretary Of the Con-
vention. '. .-l' - - -'e-2ss
T. M. Kennard and j. W. Loquen we're
nominated for President, but decided The.
election Of President, was then postponed.
The following officers were then elected:
Commander-in. Chief, John Brown Sec
retary of War, J. n. Kagi; Members of Con:
gress, A. NJ. Ellsworth and O.. Anderson;
Treasurer, Owen Brown; Secretary Of the,
Treasury, G. B. Gill, (vacant > Secretary Of,
State, R. Realt, (vacank) Brown says Realt
was an Euglishman, and died on the passage
coming over. ..- ...s# z.sE Is .g-lsg
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Gov. WILLARD AND GooK.-A cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing from
Charlestowu, on Saturday, says, .sa-
Gov. Willard, of Indiana, visited his !;
brother-in-law Cook, yesterday, in jail, in !;
company with Senator Mason. Mr., Mason
proposed to the Governor to retire when the I
latter entered, suggesting thatrhe would prob.
ably prefer that his interview should be pri;.
vate, and also for the reason that anything
Cook might say he should feel bound to ses-
tify to if called upon as a witness. GeY.s
Willard very promptly replied that he him.
self would be witness in Court to any facts;
Cook might communicate, and insisted that.
Mr. Mason should be present. Gov. VIII
lard urged Cook to make a full eonfession-of
all he knew connected with the affair at
Harper's Ferry, in order to exonerate those
who were innocent, and to punish those who
were implicated, as the only atonement he
could now make. Cook signifed his willing
ness to do so, and he will propably make
written confession. He told Cook that he
had nothing to hope for but death. Cow
Willard states that his family had lost sight
of Cook for several years. aud supposed hes
was dead, until upon reading bis pane intheo
papers, he determined to visit Gharlestown,
to ascertain if he was his relative. Mrs.
Willard, he states, is in great distress at the
conduct of her brother. ".. - ~ -
A detachment of regular troops, consisting
of twenty-five men, under Capt s. NJ. Bar
bour and other officers, arrived at the Har.'
per's Ferry Armory to-day, and will proba-l
bly, remain there for its protection until
spring. Superintendent Barker is organi-
zing two companies Of armorers, employed
at the works.. who will be drilled BY the Off,
GERS of the regular troops, and who viii be.
qualified to take the place Of the regular
when they leave. -. 49,. .. ,.:,u,
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
az EEs;

Jnmas Buob-uEl. President Of United States
yuhnC. Hrerkcrridgc, Vice President Of United states.
lion. A. Hall. lion. 3. w. cobb, Hon. ~ M.shorJefr
Een. Henry ard &C Dodge, Hon. b. B. Chapman mem
hers aud eK-momUers Of Congress, Howell a etrlDbAug,
GEORGETOWN Dc.
Dsidriu, nojsc SEQ, p J NcMahsu, Z. p. Low snd
Tho4. II, benton. u. Haaksra and dealers Council
MuFs, Iowa.
Col. Parker and Major Gilmore, Register and Receiver
of the Land Onise at OmAba, Gov. Marx w, lizard, hon
s. r. Rogers, Augustus kOuutZe, Omaha.
Hon. |. L. Gibbs aud II, W. Rideu, Nebraska CITY
NJ. Mobly, X. II. Booth, j. Laugworth 4 hrotherS
Lowell. TAYLOR i c.. bankers and agents, Dubuqus
lows.
uou. p. NJ. Cassidy, Hon T. A Walker, Hon, d. %
Finch, FORT Ucs Moines. Iowa.
G. L. D. Crockvell, Elitor Of the Eureka, Amanda
lows.
n. B.-Letters TO receive prompt attention must be di
rectsl 10 the President, pakots City,N y ofce ~ th'
Cbewswa House, corner OF Broadway and porn street.
July Is, 1851. nj
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

,,o me farming community desiring grind,
10 us 40 could ssy that every Friday IS set
mo for grinding corn. but parties coming
..l' ,nS1rrd or more bushels, can thesame
rnl % any day save SUNDAY s,r
vo viii he ready by the Grst Of Agn't Tor
"i Tarscr. shingles and luth can he bad htiGs
IN nj saiI cumpuuy, on most Tea'oha'ie
81" NV - TRACY BROTHERS
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DAKOTA CITY, N. T.

V-ILLGIVEsTRICT ATTENTION TO ANY AukNCA
msiucss entrusted to their rare, such as l"e buy
f... FrUlrg and renting OF real estate and town ltul"
rrtr. tine Incstiug af claims ia Nestarn Iowa aud Ne
trEstg. sud they trust from the large amount OF prop
prtv they have ou hand for sulf, aud their general
knowledge Of the wtss, 20 bp able 10 ropder perfect sat
i]sfarti0u.
the Sioux City, Council Bluits, Omaha and Dakota iano
Districts. Rnd She selecting and entering Of lands 10 The
same districts. giving q description OF The same, Ebu
guaranteeing IL TO be correct.
Collecting dehts, dues sud demandsi the examination
OF titles Go lands aud claiin7, paving taxed, inveslmL
money nj western rates of interest, ia western Iowa
and Nebraska.
Acting as agents for Steamboat, Periodicals aud In
sursuce Companies.
Taking Of money on leposlt for use or safe keeping,
when fr use + iiberEI interest SLOWED,
The procuring Of employment, the furnisbirg Of
hands. and giving Information 10 any that wish "a set
Ito IN the vest, as 90 tho Lsst localities and business o
enter into. J. y. NJ, GsOChM Eli, irusleel'l'
w.. IL. 3, HUaHE5, secretary
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CIRCULAR
To Land Offers IN he TeTritories Of Hianue
sotI, RaHs1s and Nebraska.

10y JOINT resolution Of Congress. approved
y e. Norrh 1857 valid prescription claims
en- rae I6tr aud 3G b sections, heretofore re-
sC we'd for schools in the Territories Of Min
na-ota. Kau-a- and Nebraska. will he recOg-
pizeI. shere the settlement has been or may
be made prior to the survey.
Let. In cases where the approved plat Of
survey has not yet been returned. the d%eclar-
atcry statement mu,t be filed within three
months after the receipt Of such approval plat
at the District Office.
End. When the plat is now in 'he Regi-te,'s
Office. the declaration must b" filed within
three months from the first publication Of this
circular in your land district: A fixture 10
comply with this requirement will wax a for
fixture Of the claim
THOS A. HENDRICKS Commissioner
Lands appropriated hy law for The use 81 schools, mil
ltsry, aud other purposes viii he excluded nom iu'
ssles.
The 1Trring Of the above lands will he comm noeio
che dsy. appointed and will prrcesd IN the "rnrr %
which they are advertised, until ~ whole rha'i nav
ueeu fa-vi. Hnd the sales tbus closed hut uo h4ir -ih'
DO t-pt open longer than Two weeks, and no priyaif EN-
'4 ~ a9y q tte lepds vii h rtriHct ppFl ef'rT ID
eHfrsTfju n ths ~ W.
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N lie &
AN9 TLICE or HOLDING THI

oF 7HE THE AND PLACE or OLDfA THk
DISTRICT COURTS
INF Judccs Of The Supreme Cert ~ pic Torrtar7 OF
Nebraska hcin1 asrewlle0 % The spat Of gIvtrn
nent thereof DO hereby OK tho time and pisces Of hold
Ing tie courtsiu the sayeralJudigml districts, Cor htur
Ing sud dctcrniniuE el causes in shich thc Oulteo
ststts are o rtrty, Ms nnows;
In the tirst Iuliciel District. 81 omHho Gitsi tn N3p
rIn- county on the thirt Tuesday iu Autch trd thr
third Iua1lay Boz Ovtunr.l To- uarh ycar.
iu the s.reDd judicial uistri,t, At NEBRASKA city, Tn
Oica county. on Che first Tuesday in Juur aud the nrst
Tuch'ay in u,rrwhcr, iu each ,var.
Ia t.- tulrd JUdicBl uistrict, az Dakota, iva 'hc couh-
Is Il Dakuta on the second ruesiBy In May aud on the
second TUESDAY go September iu each gear.
Aud sucF terms shall NOT respectively r1rcfd 10 dutu-
! ton, four weeks iu ne First District, three Ntcst m
the seoaadI ".ae'' 'rd two weeks jim the F''7' '''
Witness our hands Tia twelfth day of august. A. D.
1875. AluVSEJsLiN.
SAN W. BLAtH
Cutrrrs T.. suIsrU8y, Clerk Of the supreme t.ur
frczoiuE g. irur sud corrO,t c.py Of The original ".oe
nov on Gle in my Office
fr witness whereof ] have herpuuto set my band az,
the sraI o. saii county this fourteenth day Of august
CHARLES T. SALISBURY,
Clerk Of be supreme Court.
rsprrs throurhout tbe TerriioN Ftye tlis thrgei IA
Mt Omaha city, with one copy Of tHe rap'r coaiN'i'l
the same. ms
JAMES W. VIRTUE,
LAND AGENT IND NOTARY PUBLIC
Dakota tty, ~ Z. .
pl2tf
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LgAvITT |. BOWEN,

Jeat States Dai1ct At0rHg Jor Het7as'a
WIN attend promptly 10 any legal business inUss
f,i 20 bim Bro The Court. q The Territory
uFTEh-Fy1erf Block, Jmaha CITY, nj.
As-Vff. 10. -
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NOTICE.

sr.r. f.llsr- aid owners ct iotf IN ueNoia
1u' ~ ar. her. by notified thut they can nov 90 =,
40. a., ea simple therefor, upon apphoation ~
.,in ug't. Hu th. site 81 snii city having been en-
Che na.eI ~. n. s. Land gnice, and title ostiined
.-n i5vrrumout. r.r, and making
M, cxpsus. CT entering SAID Town 5oilsT nrr iot.
aoi' L '-' ''' Thos. 7. Collier, trustee
p,ss,a CITY, August IS, ~.
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nc pslNcs OF rHE
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neg gi,,s: being TRANSLATOR IRON S Ia
al' INNS in the b'el9que OF Inv
lR ,'o'r''u ft,c letter cf Adlnar a Jew
81 " Ey k]icSanjrie arnpe in I,ru-
4 '''. II. days OF HeToi' o Weh''5 .
su y. ne a- au eye-wlihes' A. 'h'
IEI ,.. .rJssus Of Nazareth. from
p, ,h p. a.. cine J.ldsa 70 bis crue'hsl on on
u oaP''Ne md hy J n. lugrom, Rector
'iF church. Mobile. one volume r.
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b la'gpr ! Russell, publisher. All oLaers
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HaVf,r yIsEN RCCFVphrT mo- 81 PBs
! n tW rsouuitl 90 oonyry ths y n7ht 70 o.
80 ~ Hs.... t..F Nf NHHfNU o. FF." |.u. y an

ryAyf,c YItEN N~CCFTphVT BtF PHS
III n tW i.nuutt. 90 conyr the u q u7HfHn Ws
ptnttr Wtvts, near p, rHre o. " Hta EN-
u.r rr.. uU" fr"
AZ m
Conn. "
Isr|. H. .
tuH Uurrf u.ut.u.t .I
sofia iu Kansat. thrnuEi
This rthu nearest. 'hrapes euu ttat .n .aE
us and ClUNCu uLufts 90 hANilt 0''NA
cay
The rsiut erhs-cd in Int raute nr' o. par~N E"
witt
Omaha CJ on Rsaavoc 90 rsue -a i ~
Saratoga, tlnicu.c. F0ft tnI1Hu.D 'Anl't
city, 1okamn. Decatur. Hachhud. t.lH
TIN rhhLE
FROM OMAHA viz n.lryur @, PLATTE rynr ttlei,ce p
Ueuuotts' line Co Neur shH ttYl gvcrf rhurfday uud
SUNDAY morning, retaining rnfe duFa
~ U Omaha va rIrlto.1 t'Hr.uce AVID fort aovn
to nranto. Nnuta, nuj blih, .u..nia retufuirs
wednesday end Ssturfasa.
brow Vmnhn rf1 +~uut1guf iN f,t CALHOUN
nrsoto. Cunning rify. Tott|t fiNt, bls, kutrd
Ouudi to Dakota houdet r,st utuIu- tmme
/ atatriy oil H ~ JuuNoON.
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KLINE g. CLARK,

tTrOUNEYS Ann COUNSEL LpBS ST LAW AL
4 G-ncraI Innd Agents, Fort Calhoun. .a' rnrFa Ter
ritogy-WlH practice Ia the several courts OF "tstr.h
Iowa aud Nebraska. Lands inferred iur settlers n.l Nl-
TINT daaIpra. for rHh or ON tinH. Taxes paid uil're A'
hmincd, aud real estate bought out euluon CONNIE ~
Votes and IUs collected, ard RENTED 20 any patl OF
the United glatca.-Moury received GA deposit Hnd in
t.r.st nuossJ Iuans Effected on gprd security, Ln"d
warrnnis boashf, soll pnd lunOtri. Choice selection
government ptNL kept posted Loda''.
~EEFERESrr7s
ZION Icssc n. BRIGHT,
Hon yoip HicttnHn. washington u
Uypatntb tasrlIH Efq.
Mtssrs Waller 4 EARLY, 2O2 IroaiSa'
=" Is. Douglass & Co, philhdelphHt.
Hon. Sfnraa Strickland, West OheFter'F'
Dr. i. r. Chfinan. Phoenix, "a.
Cu---Iy a Test, Council Bluff, l'w',
'nschaIl Woodward, Banker, CuicaEn
don. james Bradley, laportp, loo
" W. u. Brown, Indianapolis iu1
Gov. &c.. ". i1pra, Omaha, y.
E,t.r Ahitr. NHHsJ# kn City. " IT, "'
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J1sHfu HOLMAN. WILLIAM q rRN"f"tu
hCLLMAN e. CRAWFORD,

HOLMAN q CRAWFORD,
Az ~ Ian apd G.rrr1' L0n1 1grH'.,
DAKOTA CITY, ~. n.
TTiaI yfgr strict attention t0 OH hns,ur" on. %
W .tham li the Courts NJ t1r Territory cod th'
srrrf.ra of Harrison, Woodbury.. ard MotH7h- '"Nai
,-,tfr7, 81 st5-t -.=-rt lands iu DE riuu. '.. Tha
Council IIuT iard Districts, Infh' buy '
WHrlnatf. pay ttEr.. make Investment
r4'.4 ofi t'f.tf it,oatiruta tlrs an' H'
4brr business pertaining ;u- lapt h''. '
AfFrNut
Tln. A.. Hal. Eeossuqug l.ra.
" ia. d. 80. Cobb, b iunl,. Na"fN-
" o. g. Kinney, r'iffrr7 Gig.
Do o.. a. shorter, A]iahalun,
- o. q. He'll, uuTius'.r. Iowa.
" TIA Walker pr M...r '.F',
Iu.l a Cl.Ukgr,
Hedge a HcHiou.
T....7. a Clark, Sioux CliTr r'
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WUUDWUaIu'9 80OA 5,onI

grer .FrFiNrp. A. WILL FELECrLD sTJch on
j le..s Stationery tla Paper uGuginss, tan afa
o.. ..urr, llatreuH h.oaa, Do 'ea faJ'r D.'f %
SCHOOL BOOKS
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RAKnTA CITY.

IL whom THU m1y ntern take notice,
y that tho stock hai vtf issued calling for
ten ,lul ION. DO pltu. .fF, 3 ", &c eacb
share, has drawn nsue ,5I 9ud 90 presenta-
ton OF said stooS 10 the t ur Agent.
NJ Dakota City. tho seed iar tc 'oa
oun be obtained nv pty uae, ha tnt .,uck
that was issuod 90 pc. the undersigned, VI
pre- cntcd within three months IRON date,
VIII make "a dcrd f1r Jhs lst 'efkiug so maj
a. toe ten [iOl AND reh he certih'
.r- after the 10 lots have neen decided
eudmsrt thrre,n f ,y,deuoe that
,rthcato b @ U'', a7 by my
To- nm holden J .tr person
holds cnrtihltf. rHH#a Deco signed
backed by m, Sims mid SOCK Dr. satis'
NO. iull bu it $50. . - tao
a.atu. ut ati .ue. lvH, udi 95if
iainle for auy Io .aHt may Pc al maI
U.,. hc p sustained rt .Nc .%'aiinna IF 'ot7
10 a,urrs hy Che Company 1.a lu.g.
..re bonn aiC a.u.leiyu., ~ ro.e o. .l
company.
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GREENE, WGAEG AND BENTON,
nantcrs, Dealers 50 EKenange aud
Lund tgvpta.
oouNcIL eLuFFs loWA.

COUNCIL BLUFFS iowA.
Nr,nrs AN Mills tphLFCTEp AND REMtrrKn
N Co Fuv part uf the Quilted states
MONEY received ou taplait. ana lntefeat allowed.
Eastern Ur southern piats furnished IN sums % suit
ptAchbstrs
change.
LoarHo ctod 1u good security
Tayeep %, uu.s oxansintd and Real Lstatc bought
ruJ p0lduu Commisslou,
Lands entered ur sotuers and ,me given nr pay
mtut.
OEcr.
pHErRRNgEst
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

gs We have subscriber IN Virginia
Named since the battle Of Harper's Fer
N We have been looking out for his safe
IA The postmasters in that State are re-
eing to deliver the n. Y. Tribune, and a
<bscriber to the Springfield (Mass.) ne
hbticdn has been obliged to discontinue MS
Qaper, and be careful not 10 have it known
ere he is, that he ever did take it And
leap this climax the democratic Postmas-
III General, has decided that these petty
ustmasters have right to say what are
1eendiary publications, and exclude them
pm the mails This is species OF ty-
Hnny the counterpart of which can barely
y found even in Austria. However, we
all not Of course tell tche1e our Virginia
nbscriber is, nor scko he is. BY reference
a map of that heroic State, we perceive
at he is probably within reaching distance
q free State, in ease of aa emergency
hope to hear from him, especially ]
4ything marvellous happens
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

Go 1T VIRGINIA There is a slight
prospect that we shall soon have some va
cancies to fill in our congressional delega-
ton. A person in Richmond paper, adj
vertises HAT he viii be zone of one hundred
to pay $500 each, for he heads of tie
toHo,ciag traitors :" Then follows long
list of leading Republicans of the North
most of them members of Congress, among
whom is the entire delegation from Yer.
mont, Messrs. Morrill,, Walton, and Royce
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

its length, we have not time to insert this
week. But We will say that he has got amy
quantity of books and other things which
are suitable for Christmas presents. Give
him call and We will give the catalogue
next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
Real Estate in Walpole Village,

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nisy he irefssrest.
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mortsese il desired, for cne. tue- - shFse EeaFs
- THOMAS MURPHY
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