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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-11
$4,000 $4,000

SlU,VVOSlUSVUU
In answer ws will say, that D. W. PRIcE,
as Mayor and JoHS 7. BALDWIN, as Alder.
man, were authorized to negotiate the City
Bonds; failing to do SO, PETER R. REED was
employed by them or the city, and negotia.
ted the Bonds at IS cents on the dollar,
paying into our house, on receipt of tho
,uonsy, $500 in cash. We never applied
tho Bonds or one cent of the proceeds there
of ii payment of any debt of ours. Meth
er have ws now, nor never had, one cents
interest in the Bonds or interest due on
them We never fled any bill for servicee
of any kind in the matter, either individual
" or collectively. We never received tbs
sum of 800 interest from the City. Money
was borrowed of Hem, Williams and Hoo
ten, by the city, at three per cent.
per month, the principal and interest being
paid to them through US. The City's ac-
count with " was overdrawn at ono time
$4,000 en- which We were entitled and al.
10 we'd interest by the report and settlement
~ m = committee. This committee, of which
7. W bsbbitt was the mover and Chairman,
va. ou.bor, zed to examine our account with
tho CITY. fiu.' sing everything all right, on
their suggestion, .vrank Street va' appoint
ed to settle with US, and his report and ac-
count now on 6ie with the City Recorder,
wa. accepted and adopted by the council,
and City Order allowed US '0f 0a'an0e
duo.
Now in conclusion, we would say, tn N1or
every cent Of money We received for :, 20 20
City, We paid it out on their order and hold
receipts therefor, and the records OF the
City show settlement with US, both satis-
factory to the Council, and to the editor o.
the Bugle, then a member of it. This mat
ter has been brought up in the Council three
times, and as many times reported that our
account was right and the funds properly
applied, and the writer Of the above extract
knew every word to be a Jalsehood when he
penned it, and no man who has one particle
of honor about him, would be guilty Of 80
an act.
The Records Of the City will bear 10 out
in the above statement and our account with
the City any one can see who feels 80 dis
posed. Very Respectfully, !
BALDWIN l. DODGE.
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POttavv1ttanAie County Lands
FOR SALE BIZ
HORACE EVERETT,
COunciI RImfHs. Invva.

g wqr Sc ar 20, 76, $40 acres, andjoininS. Mr.
-. springer's farm, miles Northof town.
sETSE qr3, 7e, 80 acres, on Aosquitoe ersch
bottom land, 2 miles above Judge Bryant's farm.
ny Eqr s. n, 4l-SO acres, X timber, ON Mosqui-
toe creek, mile southof Mr. - farm.
NKqrs - .oniso acres, silver creek bottom Land.
terburys, in shelby county.
sH Nwq r = ar N " ar; s y v ar, and N v ar
SWqr2, IL, lO-24O acres, Nishnabotany rolling bot
tom land the stage route east, mile west Of Big
Grove, Joining Slocum's and Judge James farms
the south, and Mr. Files and Fieshers on the east
There is better body Of land in western Iowa than
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous settlements
near. @24& szeH sEts sl&E3 ESeF
Also, s qr N " AZ; and N ar s wqr I, IS, so-so
timber
sxsw9 IA and \ Or Ears. n. .s-iao acres,
Nishnsbotany ttom land miles north Of Newton and
near Cutzngers Mill; about 10 acres timber on the
tract; I mile north Of the new State road.
Or and or 7, 10, $3.50 acres, bottom land
on the Nishnabottsny River, miles below Nswtown,
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoining ".
Nw~sw qrss WIS Or; and N = usw~sl;
.us g =: Il sso
about miles above Reefs mill and 10 miles north Of
Council Bluffs.
.si: ..:,.; l,.. ~, sss. :.s s.. rom CO...
Gil RiulFs. sarYt hfa
ExLwxNwqr, and waIwqrnwlo.n
Pigeon, % miles Of Council Blum; about Is acre
Of timber. mis- very Aue tract for . large farm.
kofNW ar W or; and " N War IS, and Ely 8
ar -. Is, 1850 acres, bottcn land, mile from
Council Blum. At 3
E1SWar; WV r ar, and " ar N 3 qr -, 70, II
900 scres bottom land Little Silver miles east
Of L. ,. Chiids.
EhsEq ar Is; az and " y 8 3 Or -, ~, 4l-s2o
acres bottom land on silver Crock, smles east Of L. J.
Childs.
EHSwqr; and WI s y qr -, 76, 4l-le0 ares, eil-
yer creek bottom ard mile south Of bridge On new
state road. a eeH
s8qrNw ar Is, IS, ss-lo acres, I mile north Of 3.
Places and Fenner's farms. 81
81 ar ~ and " ar N v ar -, n, Se-i2o scres,
prairie south side Lewns Grove, ono mile frc0 New.
town. tE EEB4 g@fEs E 9&s#*
n, $3.50 acres Nishna BOTANY at Lewin's Grove
100 acres Of timber balance bottom prairie and upland
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. WSighps farms.
WkSWqr; = Or " orr and 3 qr " qr "a,
70, H-136 80 acres, Keg creek, mile Of = r and
MILL and mile above Ar Mnturn's farmy and II miles
from Council Bluffs. Also, . single tract Of
SIX THOUSAND ARCES
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20

CONGRESSIONAL


WASHINGTON, March 10 -SENArE-On motion OF Mr..
Brown, resolution adopted ustruciing the Postal
Committee to inquire into the expcdicncy Of declaring
Talaehie River postal route from Greenwood TO Spar
keg, Mississippi
On motion Of Nc. johnson, Of Arkansas, resolution
was adopted calling the President for information
1857.
On motion OF Mr.. Mason, a resolution adopted
calling for correspondence from Townsend Harris Minis
ter TO Japan relative to the japanese Mission 10 the
United States aud that the Committee Foreign Affairs
qure INTO the expectancy of providing for the reeep
tion of said Mission
The bull authorizing publishers of newspapers TO print
the date OF the expiration Of subscriptions passed.
The Homestead bn discussed, and postponed till
Wednesday.
The Florida Claims bill came up-Messrs. Toombs and
Mallory advocated it. Adjourned.
HoUSE-Mr. Sherman, from the Committee on Ways
AID Means, reporte bill t. redeem the outstanding
Treasury notes and increasing the tariff 1t referred
to tie Committed OF the Whole the state OF the Union
Mr. Cox made speech in favor Of the Mexican treaty.
Adjourned.
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MARINE

NORFOLK, March l9.--The schooner Henry Ii. john
son, from New York, arrived here to-day with rigging
and sails much damaged She experienced heavy gale,
during which Richard Perry (mate and Thos. Triyeu
were washed overheard and lost Also schooner Socco
BridgetOwu, with loss Of deck load and Naval Stores
and her rigging damaged Also schooner Leoto, twelve
days from Cardenus and schooner Rainbow eleven days
fIom Ia ANA With molaSses.
The Bank Swami, OF Baltimore from Cenfuegos with
mOasesis ashore OF Cape Henry The vessel and cargo
probably total loss Eight men have landed and five
remain on board at the mercy Of the waves. As
s.stanee will be sent down to-nieht.
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rzv-Notice 20 Physicians aud the Public.-ALL-
oocKs POROUS ERs.-TEsrIMoNIAL--"T 7. ALLcooK
90 No qoa Canal a. New York, sdth Nov iS59-Genenen;
,,v severely nom weakness In back occasoned
h. ,dd,v over.exerng myself Having heard your Pasters
ftr cases Of his Kind procured one and the
@ - Al. that CO uid desire. single Plaster
81 Yours respectfully,
J. G. BRIGGS.
prouietor Of the Brandreth House, New York"
There nothing equal In the way rAs'e 70 'ne rOfOu
u,,o, NJ AiLCOOK Everything pleasant about them.
The Plaster Of the day. and at type Of present ad-
in .eence and art In Asthma, Cough Kidney Alec
49, ,, pains, they afford permanent relief;
"a t hck pains In the side, sches spasmodic pains
.,u ,h are unsurpassed for the benefits they mpart-
hu,d examine this article, which universally APP
.-ad hsr Known Price 95 each Principal Once 99I
Canal street New York Sold by all respectable dealers med.
,,o.s mhl-dtElm
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MARKETs

BALTIMORE March sFour du-Howard Street offered freely
e. -, without sale. Wheat du-whte 81 5 co. Red 30
Gl4l Co. heavy 1l112 by weight Provisions hrm
and unchsnged-wes PORK SS Whisky steady at 2s1c
YoaS, March 9S,ocks rather bstter-Ngnia IS 93k
Cotton good Qualities steady poorer depressed lowerO pnd
Nddiug lih Flour lower-Southeru $4,000 20 Wheat
uonnsy Corn firm at 13sO Beef dun and lover
PORK heavy SIS, prime ga Whisky dropping at Zc
steady. Sp rurpentine dull a. isH634 e Rosn da
a. To- Rice firm at4AG4t.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
TuE uAUANA
And 22 appro xmaon prizes ranging from $50 TO $780,
% SOS pri1es amounting TO f3iO,OOO.
yyhol. Ty.k sts ara. Halves Isl. CHARTERS ~ so,
CAUTION.

Persons living should he extremely cautious OF
whom they Lottery Tickets Certificates Of Packages OF
RES Every held out TO get persons TO invest money
n them CAPITAL Prizes from $4,000 to $4,000 head their
schees-wh Tickets Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes are
offered Tickets Five Dollars All SUCH In every Instance are
frauds ana money Is 10 them for Tickets Is so much
thrown away without shadow Of chance Of getting prize
Rware az III Lotteries the Capital Prize snnususy large
onason 10 the price Tickets In instance where
large Plies offered small cost OF Tickets put down for
a certain fraud. $1,000 - .r,-,,,, . -
wngou Del with prompt attention. and the printed
0H'''' TRANoE BRoADBENTs 4 co.,
,,hs-stavInd Wilmington Delaware.
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rIuN PLATES -sJO boxes. assorted sizes. for sale by
u mh2O T. II. SKINNER 4 co
DY VIRrUE or A TRUST DEED WADE HY
THE
c. II T. A Il w O n ID E X
Of THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR ATIVE


> 70 De Wool OF t' city, hvm gentleman In Maine, which
deac- have eject when coming from reliable
cyrudcat guarantees oiuth The Dr. needs eneonumS
BlTs, MAINE Jan. 90 1850.
EsypS my attention called few months since to
highly beneficial ELECTS of your hair restorative was Induced
60 make ePllea Of h upon my own hall. which had become
csaracer some oon's since procured bottle Of your
hair restorative, and ud t. soon found proving shat
had wished about twice week. have since procured
another bottle which have used can certify 70
the world the gfay white hair has totally disappeared both
on nv heat face y hlr has resumed It's natural color
ana believe so and glossy than has been before ior
az Of 6ty-jso. has used Il with same effect
above notice deem dueto you for your valuable discovery
assured hat whoever viii rightly use, IS per directions viii
1t have occasion contradict my statements citizen Of
nearly every one here and adjoining towns Any use
you make Of the above viii my name attached Al your
vel myself IAH sEuly, yours, g RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Professor woodDear Sir Having had the misfortune 70 loose
the best portion har the Effects Of the yellow fever
New Orleans n 1854 induced make trial Of your preps
ration, and found % answer as The very thing needed MY hair
10 cE s0ss. and words express my obligations
/ to you In giving 70 tie afflicted such treasure 49, $500
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lag, and of - otooK Church At brookaed MAsssehu
he gentleman Of great influence, and universally be
l BRooKTTxID, Jan. l2, ls5s.
Professor wood-Dsr Sir Having made Trial Of your Hair Re
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same pleasure or proaL Yours, truly J. X BRAGG.
The Restorative Is put up In bottles OF three szes viz: large
uelam small; The small holds onehah pint and retaii
dollar per bottle The medium holds al least twenty
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bo.e the large holds quart 20 per cent ooe In proportion, and
o J. WOOD Co. PrOprsOr, ~ Broadway New York, and
~ AS6 5S 81 AZ D40oOrs TAsOT sOOOs DIANA
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A CARD TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsl.l.

N TUREI would respectfully suggest TO Memt before leav
ing their homes one tng whchs this She have SMALL
imperfect fading Ltnees OF friends AID re- iye who are
they should bring such with them aud have them copied
MINIS who prepared 10 copy style OF Likeness,
enlarge any desired Size andhay them coored In OIL
or water coors thus enabling beautifully exeu
ted Pordin oil other STYLES from the small and IA
ding picture they may OF their loyed LOST Should
thew also desire 10 secure themselves family friends fine
and unfadng either In ANBRorTPE PHorooRPH PLAIN In
India Ink OIL Water Coos oayon they should prepsr-
ed n have the same W. NINNIS his beautiful
y arranged Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 27 Main street,
Nchuond, -
Mr. minis has in his employ the best Of Artists In all the
various his much diversified Art and produces work
equal n not superior 10 OF similar establishment either
North or South In AL guaranteeing satisfaction his pat
ron they are expected take pictures "A thing Of
beatty for and such are TIE various styles Of Por
tailure executed Of hh GALLERY, u,
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FOR SOWING WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY hhAi PA, EAAss
sEED, &C
TyHE hand machine om four to eight acres per hour Price
M horsepower machine from ten to fifteen acres per hour
Price fa $500. -, O.. .-- 81, q, =,
The sbsher having the patent right for The States o; Virginia
ana North Carolina having located at Richmond Tor The pu
nose OF eturag selling said Machines, has taken rooms
r B Governor street be IS constantly suppl with these
Machine There were o0o Of these Machines sold s'yeA
- I'1 ' CHARLES II DOUGHTY.
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TCHE NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
Nor FOR THE DAY ONLY

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NIAIN srKEET HOSPITAL, (FOR SLAVE

MAIN STREET HOSPITAL, (FOR SLAVRs)
M We have this day opened HOSPITAL for the reception Of
SLAVES the public professional attendance upon
aud personal Of all patients entrusted to our
The HOSPITAL sus;ed the OF MAIN and 2GfH
STREETS admirably adapted in aness privacy and heath
mess Of position TO the for which II has been
viz the MEDICAL SURGICAL and oBSTErRICAL TREATMENT
OF SLAVES that those who intend to favor with their
patronage In possession OF what they expect
our part what expect from them hereto attach
our rules and charges pledgne strict
the rules having fears that the patrons will be behind Us In
fidelity TO their engagements
l. None admitted II requested notified the pa
will be for and conveyed to the Hospital Ia safety and
comfort the Hospital carriage being always In readiness
patients shall be under the direction Of the Attending
Physician immediate charge Of the Resident Physician and
not allowed the premises while under treatment
g. So patient sufficiently we'll to leave the Hospl
tai the owner shall be notified and his
dong notification will speedy delivery Of the slave
Upon request made by the hrer Of patient to
the Resident Physician daily or weekly ofproes1 viii be
given.
examination Of such patients not 1t subjects for hospital
confinement Such patients Will be furnished with tickets
Onng the disease and be required to attend such days as the FIX
Women in labor shall be nrhhed separae APARTMENT, and
attended by competent and when In condition
Ali surgical cases shall proper care extended them and
the have beenso arranged not 10 interfere with fever
10 In daeuIt caies the Attending Physicians and Surgeons
shall consult together and continue In uch consultation long
danger impends.
49, No small pox admitted.
a. All requiring surgical operations will be received and
attended TO- and the surgical department OF the Hospital has been
furnished With Instruments and all the eonvenenees neeessted
by the various operations demanded
TERMS.
Less a iper dem) IL
More than week than weeks So the and
81 per diem, &c, &c.
Patients attending daily examination charged the usual fee
adopted by the Profession at large.
The above charges include Board Medicine Medical Attendance
and Nursing.
Surgical operations chargedn accordance with the rules adopt
ed the other Hospitals Of the city Charge made known before
operation Is performed, Is necessary.
Hired patients will be settled for quarterly by their hrers
Patients entered by their require cash payment by
upon removal from Hospital satisfactory obligation for
payment expiration OF three months from date Of patient
dismissal.
For further information apply the Physician resident at the
Hospital, orto - - o
DR. FRS. W. HANCOCK,
Main st. between Sd and 4h sts
DR. ST GEORGE PEAOHY,
Exchange Hotel, Grace ST. between ott and 9Th st'
mh5-c2awif1m Ballard HOUSE.
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A UoTIoN SALE OF vALuAnLE FLOUR

INXTR ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF CA
IL MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON,
NORTH CAROLISAIn conformity with permission granted by
recent acts Of Legislatures Virginia and North Carolina The
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the l2h day Of April fsCO
10 the Of Weldon proceed TO sell by auction their Canal and
and the said Of Weldon in the
Carolina The property consists OF Canal long,
beginning the head Of the great falls Of the Roanoke tem
Mating Of the In the Also another three
the and Oneourh Of mile which
aud l. around Eaton's falls. With Canals will
sold all the lands the margin Of the samt belonging
Roanoke Company with all s privileges properties between
the towns CASTOR and Weldon including So eiucts Locks Mil
Sites and every other thing thereto apperanng THIS property
value and field Of capital
prise without superior In the Southern county. There
eighty feet and the volume the River
passes the falls Of James River Weldon
with Raleigh and with Wilmington Il the tenre Of exceed
focus Of four Railroads connecng with Rich nond with Norfolk
ingy productive country An abundance Of grown
neghborhood 10 supply the demands Of extensive
ufacues The lower Roanoke region pvebia for It's pro
corn and the upper Wheat with which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers invited examine property and Mr. Bass
residing Weldon vii show all who es.re 10 and
will exhibit 3 map Of the
eae will be onethrd cash onethrIn months one
third in twelve months with interest deferred payments
required by the act Of the State Of ". @.
THos. McGEHEE, proxy Of the State Of North Carolina,
WIN. II. CLARKE, proxy OF the State Of Virginia
VIZ, II. WEeS0N, for the Stockholders de29-dtds
~ The sale viii be conducted by
wM. PAEEILL, Auct'r.,
Petersburg, Va
WILL any time, furnish all necessary Information
gard TO the property, either IN person or by letter
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TIALIFAX CUT HEARINGS OLD NEW.
III d. Labrador Split Herngs, something new ana Sc
cond 70 no Herring the United States No. and hackere
nhiS uA'" 'Aps''''' BRIDGPoRD CO., on the Dock,
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. March 10.

(uEsp,, oclocxsrS GOe srrs 5s
ARRIVED
Steamer George Peabody Prtchard Baltimore pas
sengers n. a W Currie
schr Hope Frank, Bait, mdse W D. Coiqult Co.
Schr Wa. Speare Jones' Bait guauo Bt"on baskerville
Schr Jas H. Cater Can Ball. mdse., w. d. Colquitt Co.
Schr Henry Read Pawater. James River lumber william H.
Phillips
schr North Carolina, Bunting Philadelphia, mdse, W. D Col
quit & Co.
Schr oxford, -, Bait, md.e w D. Coqultt Co.
Schr Wm. Kennedy, -, Phis, coal, j. K Anderson
sehr Mary willis, North Bait pig iron, }. R. Anderson.
s s hsa sa I,SssSj lard w6I gs iron 70
Schr Ellen Godsborcugh Bunting. Baltimore guano, schAer
Kohler 4 Co
sehr J. W. sturgess Scott Eastern shore, oats Mspaueh
ad.
Sohr HaxAl Winters, n. Y mds,. D. & W Curre
Sehr Eliza Williams, Taylor Jacksonville lumber, @. Robin
son.
schr Golden Rule, wlbert, Phia coal, W. c. Brazle
Schr Louisa Gray, Weaver, y Y, guano
Schr ChrysOite, Smith, Norfolk. lsht
Schr K. II. shannon, Marks Norfolk, light
SAILED
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal mdse and passengers H. futile.
schr H. AtWood, Rich Boston, mdse W D. Colquitt Co.
Schr &C. A. Weeks, \ Y, coal
Schr Leader, --,
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR MARCH, 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & co, Managers.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.

The Managers cal he attention Of he puc 70 TIE ooaoin0
Splendid Schemes to be dratoH in Wilmington, DeLodre
BYSTATE 4 UTRORITY
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~ a NOTICE THAT CANNOT

49, 4 NOTICE THAT CANNOT
49, BE CONrRADICTED By ANY ONE-We
prrpa cd TO furnish customers henos and the pubic gener
ally Kind OF boots shoes that they want together
wiki manufacture imported either for Ladies' Grut
Misses drrn Of the latest styles and OF the
quality We Keep hand large assortment Of Trunks and
Ladies % the approved styles and OF the
Quaty As Carpet Rags and Nase Il every style and
description an Of which viii sell low, either by wholesale
tail ALEX. HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
mhl4 l2l Main Street, Richmond.
FTIN PLATES. boxes assorted sizes. for sale by
u mh2O T. H. SKINNER 4 co
DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE RY
ID ROBERT MADDuN and Of record In the Clerks Office Of
Charles City Courty Court the request Of George Wadi
the beneficiary in sad deed shall sell Gu THURSDAY the 9th
April next Charles City Courhous- the valuable tract
Of land called the BSIDGE FARM lying ia the upper part
County the Long Bridge believed
hundred acres lh hundred and twenty
cleared ying beautifully and produces we'll The
h- ,ani n wood with large quantity Of oak and Cypress
timber, Richmond the York River
reader desirable for hat article alone There Is
good dsrnl ant an out houses the
Cash Ihcent 10 pay he principal and
upon bond secured the deed
expenses aud che residue the purchase
upon he said Maddox shall prescribe and direct
u ss % give such directions credit Of twelve
said residue. The title the said land
believed unQuystolsb hutscng Trustee, shall convey
such title Is vested i1 m by said trust deed.
mhIO-.awids EDMUND WApnILL Trusaa
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CENRGE DAIRY.

MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR TIRE SALE OF
DOORS SASH BLINDS, M0ULDlhGS, &c.
LARGE assortment constantly hand Orders by mall
a otherwise, promptly attended TO-
No is, Governor Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
k1y- Young's celebrated snoothsawed SHIN0LE MACHINE
put up in any part OF State at short notice iy96y
INAmILY PLOUH-Ror sale In quantities TO suit by
II mhIa-Iw DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.
ladies, MOROCCO BOOTS, Thick sOles, with and
dsS1 ' VIZ wM wALsHs
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70 n Rags CHOICE NEW CROP LAGUAY-
NH - BACON BAsKERyILI.
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-.N' Arar.-0n Sunday evening, about eight
~ oAcr.y occurred between A A. Raine and
~ -'l'e. az house ON l3.h street, in which the
%. viewed a dangerous stab ir the left side. DIR
a- a. called IN and rendered the necessary medi-
~. A9ofe has thu, far avoided the police, who are