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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

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moshaes aad chilarsn of Nsw York, y
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sepsinR 8 aessehsa switch and stamp-
tailed eos.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

90 80 ohsIay last, Va had the n plsaaaF.
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4. q. EpwARpa, whp have iuHs resusnsd
% khia place from sha gold mines.
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with eahsTa nf Bse ansiIle and vicinisT.
lafb aAat 0esohAx en ~ exploring exgls
aiti0R 10 the newly discovered Eola re-
gson.
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img spxinK. We bare raeesyed ana pub-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

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euban gams wisk GARD ip bis haos, 4
has leaked out that q sscFst personal
Agens Of the Queen o. Spain has been In
Ms country for twelTe-monAh, and
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between him and she prssiasps.. This
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smisenss ia Spain, and 10 hasB the char
Ger Of the Queens privsss sststss md
knows her wishes and ntensions better
tEamn her Ministers, or she whole % she
,sas.rk tsanabfnsd.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-17
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Suspicious Person, &c.

LyNCHBURG, Nov. 16
Officers Pearson and Woodall Of Baltimore.
together with several Harper's FarSy people,
arrived here yesterday, for the purpose OF
identifying Edward Moffit the Suspicious
character who has been confined in the civ
Jail for some time pas t. and supposed to have
been implicated in the Harper's Ferry plot
lie was recognized by several of the witness
es, who remembered having seen him in the
vicinity of the Ferry prior to the outbreak;
but as nothing was elected TO mplicate him in
the plot, he was released and the den tifying
party went on to Wytheviile for the purpose
OF examining Il prisoner confined in Jail at
that place, and supposed TO be a party to the
affair
The new Cavalry corps, recently organized
ia this city, have dubbed themselves "The
Wise Folunt eer Troop
Mr. Augustus Brown, highly respec table
citizen of Appomattox county, died suddenly
at his residence on last Monday morning.
pINKNEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-17
- UNION sERYICES.-A seriaa

R go. UNION SERvECES.-A series OF
2S>~3-a Services, connected with Joint Com
munioa Of the lst and ID Presby terrain Churches of
tins city, will he held as follows, viz:
Preaching n the I'd Presbyterian Church, (Dr.
ilese s. on THURSDAY and SATURDAY nights,
at ~ clock, and IN the LIST Presbyterian Church,
{ Dr. Mnore'slon FRIDAY night. at the same hour.
gregations will meet in the LIST Preshy terrain Church
and. alter sermon by Rev. Dr. HoGE, the Sacra,
nent OF the Lords Supper will be administe red.
On SUNDAY afternoon the Joint services will be in
the I'd Presby terrain Chureh-Preaching BY Rev.
ilr. MOORE In consequence of this ARRANGEMENT
day morning. no l7--3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-17
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DIED.

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YESTERDAY acrpsas s sSsE tss s1s' x .ses e
band and child and many friends 10 mourn Their
r1s s,s es and acquain.ances arc requested to
attend the funeral this morning, at 10 o'clock, from
her husbands residence en- Broad ST.
On Tuesday Sight she ls,h inst. q quarter e. s
The friends, of the family, ritz their eh.ldgxn,
s tSs
O'Clock, from SC, Johns Church.
Obituary.
Itiswith deep sorrow that attempt to make q few
remarks on the life and death of MOI.l,lE E., only
daughter of Dr. Geo. b. and Mary A. Steel; and yet
Of that sweet angel Thsse who saw and knew her,
can feel what wonders God can perform. He sent
s as saw 10 n,S +; the in
would stop and gaze on her with wonder and ad
mratlon it was not the beauty Of infant of this
world, hut the dazzling beauty and goodness OF an
angel. She was endowed with the knowledge and
intelligence of years; she brought nothing but
light and JOY. Blessed with health and beauty.
there appeared to he nothing wanting. with SO fair
= prospect OF a long and happy life; bat, ike q
sweet rose. she boomed IN the morning ana wa:
one OF his own angels should remain in this sinfu
world 10 meet with temptations: Death came and
took that sweet flower away, so dear TO All VINE
knew her. The pray rs and uutirlng attention. OF
parents, friends. and the most skiful physicians,
were of no avail for SIX days she endured intense
suffering. and on the seventh. Gods holy sabbath
she rested. He took this little lamp of His holy
light to hfnself and when knelt for the last time
by It's little bier, and kissed It's marble lips ana
brow, telt IT was not death. but life. and that
had pressed the lips of an angel while they were
warm with life, as well as when they were cold IN
death. II stranger could love that sweet babe so
dearly, what must be the feelings of it's heart
stricken parents? We feel that no word OF comfort
can be given. God made the wound He alone can
heal it, He has taken her from them but for a
time. He has taken her to that Heaven where they
are striving to 20, He will give her back. and yet
# is hard to think that IN this world we will see her
more. We can only say, God Will iss done !"
Friend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-17
"a SI00 REWARDL.--Ran AWAY 6

Ia S2j REWARD. - The above reward
CE will be paid tie any one who will appre bend
snha o eo n nj 10 5a, ia negro eST THOMAS
.x-RsMr. George D. Harwood, of Richmond, 10
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old,
slender form, low forehead, brown skin, speaks
quick when spoken to- and has been accustomed TO
work in a tobacco factory. When last heard from
p. b JONES,
Admir- of Sam'l Peasants, decd
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper Co. oc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-17
DOPULAR RELIGIOUS AND MISCEL.
Il IANEOtiS ROCKS al

LANEOuS BoohS, at
+ Pr'zt; al s''e 81 s FIN Main ss sff
spk eHGHnhEsH' AN III sssSSf THE EplscopA.
HobeNs NV GoHs ssIsP Ses on S r.
RYk EfSIh EAPosi III OF NEW TESLA
ko oii n9s On ss'S Nav Psi
sT9S s9efsfssE + Afsf En- yss
"ME len eaf 81 GES sPss "BETHA
F EY TsF SkEk Isl RI emf ans IS. s5um.
Bus sffSii Is SERMONS OF THE NEW LIFE
MANsELL,s LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS
eAIhP's SSRkNoSsi, :, iveI. LOO
fNHERTTANcE OF THg SAINTS SAINTS. By the
qSSss c %asgslsa Sstsb -.
5A JANE M h9HNS MANI ANb FE EVINNG '
LONDON LECTURES. "a, 'ss, SO, 81. SO, 80
THE METHODIST. By Fletcher, vols. 2.oo
,o in Ing a, and Az N & !. Watcher d.a 7sc.
BOW In The CLOUD. BY the same popual
MIs sqs1Sf. fss6 CHILDREN. story of wild.
FossffER's ESSAYS. Decision of Character, g.
kIT FL 81 Daily All BIBLE ILLUSTRATION.
Il HSSSlHS aaHbs ,s
P PHH9s Fl 81 FhE fLAs OF SALIVA
.Bos3Sk',s 'SIeHr OF WEEPING. morn
and foor &e; Mama ss Bile 81 ssosisa and Sc
THE POPULAR ia R0 IH 4 isi B, O. =
.Clarsmont Tales" Adopted Son . 81
cepts IN Practice" WINS and Snngs,
STORY of a Needle "Rambles Of : Rat
Two Paths, .old Friends with new Faces
..LITafIE TALES ipsi For F0 LITTLE CHILDREN, ?
Little Lessons for Little Lea,pers," Annie
catch Little Flies Nc. &c.
JAMES CHRISTIAN PROGRESS" Anxious
Inquirer" to-. &c.; Father Clement, -. Pro
fsssion is not Principle, THE Child ANGEL
IN paper at so cts. per dozen.
PLAIN WORDS TO A YOUNG C0MMUNICANT
BY DIR. ]. w, Alexander. Sc.
a great yssiet. ef BIB; rs, PRAYER hooks
n~ k-d3t
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MARINE NEws-The ship Cherubim, Capt
Thos. r. Skinner, owned by the Messrs. Cur
Tie, of Richmond, which sailed from New
York on the psh Of May for San Francisco,
put into Valparaiso ON The LIST uit., short OF
water. win one OF the crew dead, and two or
thrse Others IN dying condition. The crew
naa neen on daily allowance of one pint OF
WAier ior forty days, and had suffered terrible
nafdsnips IN gales of Cape Horn The scs-
gel, however, made no water. and was in ex.
esiient condition. She would sail in a few
: days tyr San Francisco. -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. l6, 1883.
High Water This day (TAurSday) 10 o'clock.
SAILED,
Brig Hannah Beach. Mathews. Baltimore, light.
schr. +. Miller. Goodrich, Baltimore, wheat.
Sehr. Commander in Chief, Martin, Petersburg,
light.
Schr. t1eor1eanna Landon, down the river, Ii ght.
Schr. Stag, Lovelaud down the river, light.
Schr. NJ. A Predmore, fredmore, down the river,
light
New YORK, Nov. H;--Arriyed, schrs Worton.
Merrill. Wilrningtoa. n. c.; w Fl. Smith, Scott,
DO; Haxall, W inters, Richmond; jamestown, Mar
shall, City Point l5th.-Arriyed, schr. Adriatic'
ALBANY. Nov. I2-Cleared, schr. Belle Il. Hull,
Holiness Richmond, Va.
. HAMPTON RoAUs, Nov 16.-Arrived, tBremen,)
bark Cuba, with sugar from Trinidad.
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RECElyED PER STEAMERS Avn
~ sC HooNERs.oR ING Els, LEMONS. NUTS
epn gu RA,NTS.. lELLiEs. PiCkLEs.
" y w. w. = csArSSIPS.. BRANDY PEACH ES'
chEEkSE - Es Of ever variety, DUTCH
fcy 80 yIEs manufactured daily Of beat aualitx.
no is-~SAs David N. JONES,
T,.r urfr - Aren't,
viii ener for ~ q n sssi - unyEkEF:-I
MUM CATTLE that Wa 4 ~. g. sns
NO l6-N' Stall No u Ga Ms.Es.,
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eppc1A1 NOTICES.



"a silks and Dress GoeAs u
STILL Low Eh - 3, a,lvs
and DRESS GOODS to the lowest Point, We have
tifni C0LORED AND BLACK SILKS,
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT
REGA d TO CO 8 L. r.
Our sales Of Silks having been very large We can
afford 70 close this lot out e pp,crs,
MERELY NOMlNALPRlGESs
thus bringing them within the reach OIL tho hos'
THIS oppoRf fssfHHY9sMs! MIL III SE GIVEN ON
LY FEW DAYS.
sATINETs FOR FACTORY HANDS AND
HORSE SERVANTS-Bue, Brown, Cadet,
Black and Mixed satinsts Of superior suaiity'
pvERs EASNkS cb Is &. n. :A ass..
sp,en nH I'VE VELVET and CLOTH CLoAKs and
SHAWLS. constantly receiving. ona
VERY rich bridal. SILKS and other GOODS.
BLANKETS and HEAVY CLOTHS Tor Servants
nA ctARPETs, actAaiRsPETs, CARPETS:
0Ao'' iD'' VELVET,
Prices reduced to reduce the stock.
BOOKINGS, oora
CURTAIN GOODS.
The price of the above GOODS shall not prevent
OUR STOCK is ALL FRESH, and will be kept
complete, and embracing EVERYTHING In our
line, at the lowest prices
To wholesale and retail buyers our prices shali
" no s' II ,v 81 '' p'''' WATKINS i FICKLEN.
=
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rs Insurance-LIFE and F E, at the lowest
rates charged by responsible companies!
For ALL KINDS of Insurance upon Liberal Terms,
call at the general Insurance GGies. on Pearl ST..
next door to z. D Eacho, opposite J. N. Gordon.
all Losses promptly paid. c. r. BRICKEN, >
no Him General Insurance Agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILED,

PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. l6, 1889.
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w NJ. s. ROBERTSON,
Wa. d. HaoPER.

- ILEANANTS.
would further add, as alluson was made to my
self in the first notice of the Wing that athon9h
not native of Vlrginla. Richmond is my home,
and have none other. Fer the last FIVE yet 8 nv
interests have been identified with Virginia and
challenge investigation IN regard to INV cnu, Sc
here a teacher or citizen, during that time or
elsewhere Tor the earlier portion OF my life.
HORACE Z. SMITH
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Inc little baby or pocket CLOWN respectful,
announces to all his juvenile friend, thst ~
more able to make them laugh than ever and We
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TN RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT. NO
: VEN Der ArH, lsS9.-lt appearing TO the Court
that Edwin Burton, Commissioner of the Revenue
for the Second District of this City, has removed
ms residence out Of the city of Richmond the Court
declare his said office vacant. And ordered that
an election he held in this city Thu rsday the LIST
day 81 December next, to fill said vacancy. And
+. A. Smith, John ]. Wilson and N. B. Hill, Com
mlssoners OF said election for Jefferson or LIST
Ward the same to be held at the First Market, and
to be. conducted BY John M. Francisco; and they
appoint William w. Cramp, James H. Grant, Geo.
Whitfield, Robert r. Howiso9 and George y. Ran
or I'd Ward, the same to be held at the City Hall,
they appoint Thomas j. Evans. George X. Criltch-
field, Thomas Barham. William w. Timbarlake
and Thomas M. Jones, Comm issione RS of said eiec-
ten fer Monroe or Sd Ward. the same TO be held
at Lacy S carpenter shop Broad street. between
LIST and Foushee streets. and tC be conducted by
James l.. BRAY.
And it is ordered that copy of this order be pub
lIshed IN the Richmond Dispatch until the day of
election. A Copy-Teste:
RIO. HOWARD. Clerk.
In obedience to the above order of Court, an
election will be held at the time and places the
mentioned. and the polls will be opened at each
place at sunrise on that day.
THOMAS L. DUDLEY
no b-tde Conductor az CIts Hall.
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Great KNIFE or DAGGER THROWING Will l..
seen with the above performances VIII ~
For particulars, see bills of the day
AADMISSI0N-25 cents Children And G..
wants, is cents. MY ~ eel