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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
OUTFETTENG GOODS,

To which we invite your particular attsn-
ion. We trust that determination OF our
goods and prices will convince yon that il
will be to ) our advantage to deal with as.
Don't forget the pIace-Ne. 3, Phoenix
Block. Sign Of the Flag.
I. R. ALDEN K co.
Jan19, 1889 II
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

ENwws hxsa % hand &ad fsF s1ass vFsassa On !
80 aaaaisg sf pmpag, haaMk WssrAkAa lssa6a @ana
sug Dssds, nasds Il zrsas And TpwasAip RaAfs-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
TO Enligrants,

We would say, that wsdesigu keeping eon-
stantIy on hand, large and complete as
soTtmPnt Of
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

Amount Of Land Entered ct the Land
oisee in Ghis City during the week en-
ding April 10, 1859.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

We eammsnGa the saIs q oar gooda this
week, 70 Retail al the Asassat Wkstea@is
Prices, believing BY 90 doing, the increased
quantity sold Wilt be equal to selling By
the plses 10 the tEads. .-..~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
Real Estate Transactions
Ia Psstasasts&Hais Co. Jov sAs Csrrsaf W ssk

Reported Expressly for the B1ala ~ Street Rlaer
IavesGigaiogR Of rites and Records.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
MEnRAaRA RAMMa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.
OPTICS or TIE RU8LB,

wExkLY wuoLzsALE AND RETAu aEpOET.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

- ElsOtiOns fer members Of Cong
rsss are 20 be held in the course Of this
year a falIows;
Connecticut and Rhode Island elect
in April in Virginia On the fourth
Thursday In May in Alabama, Ken
lucky and Texas, on the first Monday in
August; in Tennesses, on the Arss Thurs
day in Aaguat; in North Oarolina, on
the second Thursday in August; in Gsor~
gis and Mississippi, on the Grst Monday
Of October in Minnesota, on the ID
Tuesday Of October; in Louisiana, on
the 7th Of October and ia Maryland on
the arss Wednesday Of Novsmber.--
Nearly ai u these States were repre-
scented In the last House by Democrats.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
D. n. RE@TEwGaLE D. cos
AaveReaaimg Agemcy,

A. ReaasamsM q Ue.. mT9 eAs AgeAts fsE taa
9te "a - ena IaFKsag ctEEa1sfing
Ngggnassss IL gMa rnlksd NtaAes and The canAdas.
mag sgs sahnsaas q aenEFasz ter - - ear isvssa
rAtsa,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
Change of Ttme.

Passenger trains on the B. l. M, r. R.
leave Burlington at $50 A. II. and $50 P.
H., passing FairRsld at Io,4s A. d. and
1919 P. NJ, arriving at Agency at 1915
4. r.. and II.25 P. NJ. They will Ieave
Agsncy at 40 4. M. and $40 P. M, stop
ping at Fairfield at $40 A. M. and 4.47
P. M., arriving at Burlington at SIS A. n
and Is P. If.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON B. QUGNcT Rail-
RoAp.--Ths ears on the above road will
hereafter leave East Burlington as follows;
Morning Passenger Train at 9 % 4. M,
Accommodation i" 3I5 P. NJ,
Evening Passenger " 9.20 2. n.
The morning Passenger Train arrives al
g. s0--AecoEmodation at 30o-~Eveuins
Passenger Train at 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
Tho Now York Police,

Tho Police Of New York arc severely handled in
the Express Of that city. which journal states that
many have been disciplined lately for offences
conduct" but which ncluds nearly all grades Of
rnscality from simple drunkcnn 10 robbery per
jury, compromising felony, &c. The punishment
inflicted by tho Police Commits .ion srs has varied
from few days suspension from pay and du-
~ to dismissal from tho force. few days
ago in Now York. drunken pi'hcrlng nrccp-
lance of tho offenders rcsigra'i m Only II
policeman was dismissed to get lis wing from the
public; and less than week found him under ar
rc.t for picking gcntlemans pocket of watch,
Another model officer was cashfcrcd for Keeping II
disordcrly house, for which, Ind he been n simple
citizen. he would have been sent to he pentcutla
ry. Shortly afterwards he assaulted and beat his
vito shnmefully in Broadway, and for that offence
properly put into prison. This ~, indeed, n
sad condition Of things, and exhibits an incxcusa
bic laxy in the municipal govern mont of the com
mcrcial emporium. We glad to lean, howcv-
er, that the present supornendr 1t lns resolved Il"
weed out from the force all the no'vn men of bad
character and tendencies, who ma ,ur ally bring thc
entire body under the censure ofp ,prar reproarh.
To appoint men as custodnna oi tho peace prop.
crty, and lives of their fcllow-citi hcns. merely on
account of their ac,ious and party Zeal aa nilni-
ties, is in every OF the phra Q, evil prin
ciple, pregnant with danger CORFU pt on and vice.
1t 10 custom that should be abol shoi in all our
| large cites Indeed. no other ac,i' would be NJ
likely to purify the moral atmosphe re If popul"us
municipalities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
A Prediction Not Fulfilled.

WAsmINGroN Sept. Ii The late convention
between Great Britain and the Republic of Gau-
tcmala has not excited "arcnewul of angry con-
trovcrsv," between this country aud Great Britain
recently prcllrted by the English press
On the contrary, both Governments are still AMI
mated by the hope that their Central American
differences will he happily adjusted.
The larger part of the BaIlzc hal never been
the sui Get of actual survey. !, officially de-
cared by Lord Grey in 1885; and the above men
toned Convention, IL is said. merely dcfnitiycly
fixes its territorial limits which act was intended
by Guatemala Il barrier to British cHcronr-
menis GA its soil. This arrangement is claimed
to be in aceurlance with the paIa Il clarendon
treaty; clause Of which, to this effect, susral-
tally conserving To such an arrangement, having
been ratified by the Untcl States Senate, while
the treaty itself WAS defeated by that body, owing
to rlause therein oi an anti-,asrry character.
The ether points proposed II he settled II the
same treaty, namely: with regard IT, the Island Of
Ruatnn. aud the surlenic Of tho Mosquito pro
tectoratc to Nicaragua. will be placed IN chnrs of
Mr.. Wykr, the new British Minister, aud it is
thought Chat these questions VIII he adjusted by
him to the satisfaction of all parties concerned;
Great Britain having undertaken to rrmpyc the
obstruction to the full iprte ol the Clayton Bal
wcr treaty.
If any dssatsf, ii Il exists, it is because Great
Britain has first settled the point which is nr the
most importance t. her; but this may he the rr-
suit of accident Sir William ne Ouoely hay
ing prevlons sought 10 surrender the Mosquito
prntectorate tu N,rlra qua, but IN terms unsatis-
factory to that Republic. What he mas failed To
do, ii s conident)y expected his succcs,or Mr..
W yke, viii accomplish.
Such is believed t. he the condition Of affairs,
aGcorIin. 10 information derived from Intelligent
sources. At all events. ii there any uniutrn-
tlonaI errors in the above brief cxp"stirn they 10
not materially affect the facts reeted in connrc.
ton with the subject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
Ehe Hs6sen's Day Company.

- EH4 442@3U ~ company q
Dsziss IL lsst ssssip ot - Britisk Parliament
h bee1aAs ssidsst 1oa ssrtsln prelinieary sethn
skss sishsr he shsr.sr 81 sAEs company would be
Abolished. Or lie powers materially diminished.
while the validity Of the Instrument was to be
submitted 10 the Law officers ot the Crown. An
address has also been forwarded from the Canadi.
an Legislature. According to an article in the
New York lives. minute Of the Executive Coun-
ell accompanied the address, and set forth the i'm
porsance Of opening direct line Of communica-
tion from Canada. through tho Red River and
Saskatchewan territories TO FrazerS River. Cop
les Of thess having been transmitted TO the Cover
nor Of the Company, they were by him laid before
the Board Of Directors. who finally expressed
their determination to resist the efforts of the Ca
madam Government TO deprive them 'h their ter
ritory and 10 refuse their assent to any inycstiga
ton before tho Privy Council to tho legality of
their charter. Sir T. B. Lytton, Colonial Secrc'a-
~. expressed his regret At this decision, and in
formed the Board that he beld hirnself acquitted
from any further responsibility to the Company's
interests. The revocation Of the Company Ii
cen,e. so far as British Columbia WAS concerned
followed, and was proclaimed by Governor Doug
las early in November.
Much other correspondence and official action
followed but it did not appear TO be desired that
the Hudson's Bay Company should be deprived of
any privileges guaranteed to them. provided those
privilege. do not interfere with the interests of
commerce. or the progress of civil ization that i'm
mense territory; over which their dominion cI-
tends, was a wild. unknown and desolnte tract Of
land when tho IIudsons Bay Company first came
into existence and their charter of authority and
license OF exclusive trade were peraaps ncccssn-
nv aids for the birth of commerce among the saw
age tribes Of this Northern region. But times
have changed. Canada, with her three millions Of
inhabitants. is throwing out her settlements west
ward; British Columbia will soon DO pushing it.
self eastward; and even now II communication bo-
tween these two portions of no British Empir,
has come 10 be matter Of the greatest import
nncc, These are great and advancing interests.
md must not will not he inter fcrc.l with by old
monopolies, which. however well suited for the
control Of white settlers aud he rides Of intermin-
glcd savagos in the wilderness, are Mt length OK
peccd to give place to more ncti 20 industry and
n hi cher civilization.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
Thn ancrnf P0licn-

A letter from Italy. written while Louis Napo-
leon was there, says: at was curious SEQ the
movements of the gentlemen comp ,sing .he secret
police Of his Majesty. and moro Gu rious still to
study the personages. The chief il handsome
man, about forty years Of age, and is decorated
with the Legion Of Honor. He has q large. square
built, powerful frame, with dark haii' aud eyes,
dark skin and ruddy cheeks. IIe wears small
moustache and imperial, and slthou, III he has u
military air, might pass for tho rich IN anu facturer
or the busy agent OF some great compa ny. With
out an oxaggeration he is u shrewd looking man
as ever saw; his small dark eyes are constantly
moving from side to side, under the shade of II
hat with an Questionable broad brirn; no man
near the circle OF his movement escape his scru-
tiny. The confcderates which tho chic f has with
him here are study on account of tn cir multi
form characters and yisages. Not on of them
looks like Frenchman. One n tall elegant
young man, with iiaxen hair and -moustache,
would pass fora Russian or Northern German
lie speaks variety of languages. With him there
sits IN old iarmer-looking gentleman. w'no. when
nc talks conv,nccs yon very soon that You have
fallen in with n shrewd politician and cunning
Old iox, who is only in trayeste in his 81 mple Gus
costume Then there is an enormously fat old
man with gray hair, shaver close, ON whose Wis
age the finer lines have become obtusc ire m nbc>i-
ty, and whose nationality is thus obscu red lie
Is one OF the most active men Of the part. Then
there are two men Of thirty, with pale nc 4 clean.
shaven faces except the side-whiskers WIN do
the Englishman. The correspondent Of tic ..an-
don Times, at this place tells me thath add,es-
sed one ofthesc men in perfect cunfIrnre in Eug-
fish, and was responded to in the same E,nruacc
but with German accent There are stiil others
81 these men Those eentlemaniv appearance and
businessair W ,uld totally preclude tho suspicion
of their true character. Ales.anirc the Cor<jcnu
wears tho livery oi the Emperor. witha sword
and two decorations--a strange cnnglomerati,n
under the insignia Of servant. however impc-
rial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

JAMES GrruRlE FOR the PKEsipENcY. Syracuse,
Sept. Id j. MI have u secret to tell YOU
which you not likely to learn from any Of your
other correspondents her. Tho Regency imagine
they have ak to themselves hut they have trai,
tors in their own camp who play tho same game
ON them that they play on others. The secrrt,
than. that has oozed out is this: James Guthrie,
of Kentucky Secretary Of the Treasury under
Pierce, is the man for Albany. Douglas is dropped
because hi. money is all spent. and Guthrie is
taxed up because the spoismen believe he can he
blcd to the tune of half million of dollars. 1t j.
beloved he is worth two millions but this is doubt
less an cxa yyeration.
lie has, however enough to make good thing
for the butchers of the Regency. 1t is said he
cares not so much for money ~ FOR honor: and if
that he NJ, he is lust the man to snit them. II is
for him that Wise has been victimized, and Dick
inson will be- The latter. notwithstanding
the treachcry of the Regency to Wise. now gives
them his confidence. lie will repent when it is
too late, AMI 40 will Guthrie by the time the Al
bany harpics have done with him, unless he is
sharper than they are. This is the grand object
IN hurrying mp the appointment Of delega to the
Charleston Convention. The Regency want Ia
bleed Guthrie in the jjusular vein. They look mp
Tn him as Il PLACER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

SArlsrAcroRY CONDITION OF TUE TEsAsrRY.-
According TO Official data, says the New Y rk
fimes the importations for the present fiscal wear
v.i! grsGtly exceed those { the year 1857, and
WI reach IN amount at least S39o00J, 600, which,
al the average duty Of 10 per cent. will yield re-
vsnue II S62 400,0 or Sc, LOG, 600 more than
WAS estimated Tor by Secretary Cobb in his last
annual report T. Congress. II is an interesting
met that while the government receipts thus ex
coed the secre'ary's estimates, the public expendi
TIRES are failing considerably below his figures.
Inc result o. this double operation will be tho re.
current wants Of the government without anv
further loan or reissue Of Treasury notes. but the
speedy accumulation Of a surplus to he again un.
piled TO the redemption Of the public dept New.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
Grover & Bakers
Northern Assurance Connan
IA CorRr held for Campbell county Monday, the 18th day

CotHr held for Campbell county, Monday the 18th day
"A of september, 1Si9:
Ordered that election b. held ut the several voting
in this county, Monday 9TH day Of November, 1897
by resignation Geo. VIM
pabncy, late Clerk and the i"wug appoint
ed Commissioners superined aud Officers 10 conduct
esriien to-wi:
1t touytloa~et.co Yuile VIM Moore, .Jno. c. Murrrl
Tho- Cock jr, and AL Clark, Commssonersno c. Pear
tricr.
Al PaaltH1-Cn.vin Ford Juo. p. Knight Jno W Stone
Po H. Watkins aud Stephen C. Hurt, commsspners-tieo W.
Lee, tricr.
Al 7eryy's-Isaaes Joison N e. Taliarro Samuel rec
NJ : lan9horhe and Geo s. Duguid, toininsoners-Chas
w. King. Crer.
II Planters Bredouss-Wm. L. Saunders Granville Jor
dan, Jno. T. Murri, H. b. Tailerro and VIM. L. Brown
missioncrs-J. ii. Robinson, Crier.
Al Frend's WdrehouSetieo. A. Burks A. Rucker, Jno
A. Tanner, j. j. Purvis md Ro L. Owen, COMMISSIONER
Sami. u. Euinbongh, Crier.
II Nen Loadon-Edwa ard Carter Peter Hunter, f.
lisman VIM lIass and Thos. j. Stevens COMMISSIONER
L. Echols, Crier.
N Bafoa's Creek-,no W. wTdman Geo. yermliou
Backenriee Cox, 5. lienan and Jne c. johnson,
missinncrs-l. {. Dowdy, Crier.
At ITnOdtpa.Chas Anthony Il. Lee. Edward Irvine Rob
eri saunders and VIM NJ w,er C"mmissioners-D K. Ar
mold, crier.
At Hrrie~ooFs-II. ". A,,ans d. c. Norman j. l. Moor.
NJ. Gooima J, trier
~ Nary riUe.-T. b. Dabney p NJ Payne Joe. Ednonls
Rob Johns and b. I. Peerman Commissioners-CL Ia
Cricr.
Al F;Hiinp Rirer.-Ias +. Hurt, VIM. 1. Graham A. W
smith, Thos Betieon and Jas f. Galway, COMMISSIONER
James Terry, Crier
Ihos H. Franklin anl Boer Cock COMMISSIONER
Ford CHER.
n Djnu1ddie's.-P.T wihcrs d. Tweedy H. R. Franklin
smith Tw, edy and Danl 5. Evans, Commsoners-lsaac
Rucker, Crier
Al Co,Dco,d Depot-s. ). Duguid Geo W. Tbornhi VIM
Cough James Lindsay aud JAS D. Cardwe Commissioner
Jno. W. Martin, Crier
Copy-rese,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

\ CrEocs WrlI..-Wc are informed that cii
zen OF Weeks Mlls.in China, while digging for n
we'll recently. when he had dug down about %
feet cawe to bed Of clay which began to give way
under his feet. lie Immediately sprang into tub
that had been suspended to receive the cxcavatcd
earth, when the clay which had given way under
the pressure Of his feet at began to rise to-
wards him. iie thrust his spade into the mass
and the waters gushed forth Surprising that he
had struck II prof,se vein Of water, he assembled
and commenced throwing in stone to serve as n
foundation for stoning up. But every stone lie
cast down disappeared below the waters surface,
and when he bad thus disposed ofseveral TONS the
greedy we'll iooked up, like Oliver Twist for
more. The man resorted to soundings. but his
poles would not reach the bottom Lines were
tried with heavy sinkers, which went down so
feet. and made no report. 'All is well that ends
WELL" but this affair ended in something else than
n well, proving to I've subterranean basin ut Wit
ter, the soundngs Of which, when nur informant
left China, had not been made. The locality oil
this singular discovery is some mile or so away
from one Of the epen ponds in China. and on m
elevation considerably above it, Naine Farmer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
Richmond Markets. September Is.

ArrLhs Dried Apples *iodo75 buShel Of Is 'hs Dried
B,co>~we quote sides lo'i@i; shoulders o,oodbSH
Brrirr~We quote Butter l21is eents-atter price for
small fresh parcels Market duh.
orrsee quote Rio at II to iyHe for prime; lie for in
't hsaTi Is M a aSs MSsh HUH. la
Adnmanne 2Gt23c sperm 4c; Patent Sperm 81 ee6oc
esNtxr-ames River t7o@i,so y bbl; Northern Rosen-
co."whl. and Red AL, Anthracite Coal for CRATES, $50
y s2io lbs; l,iiumnous Lump $3.50 Y load or
. bushels Hail sio' per load smiths Binnlnous Coal 1870
taGr Mr,r--.l,os y bnsel. Transactions in mostly
sgr. da WIN very small retail demand
Extra sG"GDooo ssooGn9,oo tor choice brands Family.
Mrxicnn .25 Ellie Island $40 Paasonan go: somtrero
Gnano 80 HIo, super. Phosphate Of Lin. 1880 . ton;
Hartman, SUPER Phosphate Lime 80 ion Rob
r,s"X"!a scotia No i'rrlngs last sales, s4,5ofsaoo
& Family Zoe Herring, $500; ii Ibis $50. slf IBIS bis I N"
>".n 5000 b"l' *ll,3" Maekercl No. $1,000; No. i"
Iltlsrrp.-4l,.o a 1.o p bushc'.
+,s.oo husc Orchard Grass 81 SO 80 as in quantity
I,stock what increased we quote $50 90 per
cmL IN wharf and from stores.
n"s Al" N .,a lr"" sis a" i" quality and guam
=, Common ns'h te American country none Gu: Nails
Prime Lard in bls l2'aGsooc,; kegs Is@s1lc pals
Norrhern *l,ooecl,i2; Virginia 9oc6lsloo.
MuA-sEs-Sew Orleans 45c; Cuba Muscoyado 30 cis
clay cl Cuba IS cts. Porto Hico 3s6142 cts
oAr-We quote 4UGI00 n bushc of thirty pounds,
whlr, aud .cpos New Bin
pfFAt.-lran 2k Shorts IS Brown Stuff 70: and Ship
stun L b>c. Nomnalslock in The mills exhausted
oNIuNs-cd 800 h bb. OF three bushels; Silver skin
s2yA.
rE>--l'lack selling ut S26t2,25 3, bag.
PA,fEE.Lump: sales by the quantity OF g. 5G 400 Stock
increased Non IN Ground &jGk $40; Caibornts do. $s,
a. Sharps do. $500. talcned $2.37&2.JO II Dbl
rorAroE-Ws quote Northern Mercer 6S61I0 cts; Notn
Scotia ,G"tGa cents, Mostly in the ncghborhood raising
EIrE-j6i3Ac.
ElEln 10 -tc per hushcl.
SrAEcH-Irme Com d6ldt!; Pearl 1G1Skc
SAL1rElEE-aGL Toe. Il d.
s1AHihc late reaction in New York has depressing
nnenc" markell and prices shade easier quote
NJ" Orleans ut IA ls1ec; Porto Rico. 7k@sc. Loaf lGlOo
Crushed and Powdered nl4 0to4c; Coffee sugar si1a9c
as 10 quality.
s>lT! cargo, from wharf, I 50; from $l406G3150
I"BtCt"he receipts Of Tobacco have not been large
for the las week. Int the break, large We quote inferior
ugs at *ia Eu"d $2hr5 10 Fine Bright {iO0 6: Infe
icat toa5t s Good f9Gt9.j0; Fine English 4s6D125O
Good Manufacturing $lo01l2dt Fine $l512000; Fine Fancy
eases S-"5t1..
1r>S-lml~rlal and Gunpowdcr h5c.6l$l.20
TAg-k2.51 T. bbl.
Wharf.-The market opened Yesterday at 4l25 for Red, and
Sl.ih for White. small sales al these figures.
Wnul>ma parcels of Tub Washed sold ut 80 10 80
washed third hess. Fleece as in quality.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

nroperty worth half = million of dollars. The
burnt district IL bounded by the North Canal.
Lake, Fulton and Jeffer,on street. communicating
thence with the Vulcan works. destroying another
block and pariially two others. The insurance
amounts 10 qaarer III a million. The origin Of
the fire l. unasrc, tn ned. Two fireman were slight
" injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

MAIL RopBLRY,--A man named johnson aii.ts
Jnsephs, under arrest At i.,iiar lphia. wa, found
possession ufletict, stolen fum the mails in New
Hampshire during the past three weeks. Tie let
ters are supposed haze nreu taken from the mail
car on the railroad brtneea LIcana and Sanborl,.
ton, \. IL. Ii is asrcrtainel that hHs m succeed
ed in ab,tracting eighteen letters and Il package
Of insurance papers. aud II is supposed that r,l-
mcrua> other l1s>e, winch have recently been re-
ported in that region are attributable II him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION IN CHrcAoo--S30o,
900 WORTH OF PRopERrY.-Chicago. Sept TO-
A most disastrous CONGREGATION has occurred, cum
suu,ng two blocks Of buildings, and destroying
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
New Millinery and Fancy Saloon.

New Millinery and Fancy Saloon.
MISS ROSENSTIELt e GU ENTHER
fEAkE pleasure in announcing to the ladies' and
lnhbug and surrounding country that they have taken
the uIsi floor of the Warwick House. where they WILL
and after THURSDAY the 10Th nst Offer for inspection
new and large stock of Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Bon
nets Gaps Coifuers Head Dresses Pins Nets, Jewcry,
cts tmbroideries, Euce French Corscs Hoop Skirts La
aud Blond Laces.
The Ladies respectfully and special, solicited call and
examine our stock of goods which of the latest styles
winch we will sell AT wholesale retail All ask IL trial
as we are confident inducements purchas
trS aN mus secure theh orders sept 15-dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

or before since he fossdation Of our government
have he Fseapsrativs powers Of the federal ex-
chequsF bsea 90 forUibly exhibited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

ID. - promote = ~ that sssr patrse which
- sAa=aa ever ss<sse eulsivsis.