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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

BEDFORD IrEMs.--During the last week says
the Seminal the Slaves Cato and Jim. supposed
to be concerned in the murder Of Mr.. james I.
Burch the Overseer ut Dickinsoh's Quarter. in
this county on the Goth of December last, have
been arrested and are now in Jail. Both NEGROES
sturdily deny their participation in the murder
though, the boy jim admits that he brought the
horse to the premises of Col Wingfield, (nbuut II
miles that night. lie says that Green, lmund
and Felix arc all concerned in the murder,and that
Green certainly killed him, whether with or with
out assistance, he does not know. Ga the other
hand, Green says that jim is the guilty ono. and
he is to some extent, sustained in his statement 10y
Felix and Edmund. There is still much oi
my 'tcry about this affair, which it ~ almost i'm.
possible to solve till the day of trial. which will
take place on the fourth Monday in this month
A negro man belonging to Lilburn Lowry. Of
Bedford was brought to Liberty and lodged IN
Bedford Jail, Wednesday, the 4th inst, upon
the charge Of characterization. As we understand
it, lis master attempted to chasiise him for some
insolent behaviour, when the negro resisted, ami
caught him 10y the throat What injpury iii nny)
ha sustained, and how he extricated himself from
the villains grasp, we did no, learn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

BOOK Room, 300 Auibc,yy street,
NEW foEg, Oct 9Th, 1859.
l. T.. RpnuIss, Tr,ns Am. Witch Co.:
ifR sun; take great pleasure In being nhle certify
tr the last six mouths have carried watch from tho
r"y the American cl Company mud that II has nj, c,s
c"t satisfaction ~ time keeper. Judging from IN.
have" do not hesitate 10 predict hat the day IL distant
watches made In the United States will suporcedo Nil
"ihrs. JAMES FIDY, u. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

sv,,.pox N LEXINGTON. is confidently ho-
NOD say. the lexington Gazette, that this l"ath-
ann,a J;sra,e n, run its course IN our community
om% Is now abariug. No new cases have occurred
Within the last Eve or six days. at least none out.
.;Js If ,he families where it already existed, aud
tbc wbale reputation havc by this time been pref
-, ~, ,,'nrnnghly vaccinaled There hsvo been be-
,.ssn fnrty and fifty cases in all, but confined to
so,ne 6necp families, whose houses have been
placei in quarantine. which will be continued Ill!
I'll danger has passed away. Doctors Jordan and
Tnyor the physicians detailed by the Town au-
thirties to attend the small pox. have bean anrc-
hitting in their caro- and attentions to their pa
tents and have managed the disease with .ucil
signal skill and success rs to have preserved
our town from sad aud destructive mortality
The'dsease has made its appearance Mt two or
three points in the country, tut cfectual measures
have been taken to prevent its spread. and we APP
prchend no danger from these quarters. We in
town are cut of and ,utawel from all rotation
and intercourse with neighbors Of the county,
and il this continues much longur the poor Of our
community must suffer Tor the Comforts and neces-
saries of life Some of our country people Just on
the ontsido Of town have been sending IN Wood.
-four, 3D., for the relict If the sick and needy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

~ IN'HTV'IF II IPH nv Ip'ff Iif WtII-AHVul Hd'Ih6
Cacono5iefr and IIdfchndksrt
Bosr"N, sept 18th, 1880.
Ma L. 4 EounINt, Treas, Nm. Watch Co
DEAR SIN: have sod during tho last yonr n conaIernlc
number Of watches al the Waiham hup.
~ Ia that all ri them without exception fulfilled my
F"rani. aud hav" given satisfaction I" the purchasers
GEORGE L. PORTER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

WILTON bi,Ir south Carolina, Oct. 10th, IS50.
l. I. RoumNs, Esq:
DlAn sia.Thc three watches ii your manufacture which
purchased Ia Il" used On my plantation, have proved 10 hc the
most correct time keepers hhrc NrrtuuWn head
servant bend carpenter, and hrai engineer each,
,m; aud since he have their respective po.aesson
everything On the plantation has moved like clock work.
Of the cAeoc accuracy md regularity with which
hcs" watches perform
Truly yours, LEWIS NORRIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

ENCOURAGE THE SOUTH!
Call at No. I27 Main ST., LynChburg,
AND examine the largest and most complete assort-
69 ment OF STOVES, CRATES WARE
1af before exhibited in the city, which will be found
~ The following manufactured In Richmond Va:
The ean Of he Sodt large double stove, for either
wood coal
The Richmond Premium, Store.
1As tzeeJn splendid Parlor Open Stove beautifully
besides assortment Of Once ParleT and Cooking
Stoves, tedious to enumerhte.
HOUSE ROOFING AND GUTTERING done at abort notice
and ia the best manner. +.
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
gB Please call and examine my before purchasing
elsewhere. T. Is. DORNIN, Proprietor.
5-dis 1871 Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

jamaica Rum.
NXTE received 10 hhd& and 20 bbs Rum, part
w which u high favored excellent quality, such
suited Of manufacturer and which will sell
very low prices. Please cali and examine IL
decs LEE, ROOKIE d co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

r,op the ensuinr wear No Cook, Washer and Ironet
i without come &c, nas
.ccnstcmed 10 nursing preferred. Apply 70
dee eG-,ists -. u. 0apDISc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
HOLYDAY PRESENTS.

together with great variety Of Plain Rn Fancy Cases.
pub have pertunty of securing tbesa humble tokens
regard by calling Bsss Photographic aaeEy No l89 Ma
Street. iynehburR Va. u. II. BLISS,
Iynchburg, Dee "a, 1850. Photographic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

give You permission to make sur statement M
You ma, think proper. am, with respect yours truly,
PAUL MoRrnY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

BosroS sept eTth, 1850.
Mn Il. L. Ronn,Ns Treas. Am. Watch Co..
bEAn siw: si,es Ertai pleasure comply with your
request for ri til. performance uf American nch
Which purchased of D- -. la,s on TINT iny
and S variation from the true time To the 10Th of February s9
"rh lat II run down, seconds fsi FROM thai
I" the present, II has run with nearly perfect scaucs Ing
daring The eight months, varied seconds nn
lh'- with nncomn'n, rough commend your
nlarnre IN the highest terms.
Yours, truly JAMES II. CIAPP,
Firm Of tlapf, ful,r Il Browne, bankers. boston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

BotTON, Aug. Dth, Is5V
Il. L. IonniSr, Treas Am. Watch Co:
DEAR sui take pleasure In stating that the American
watch have Of your manufacture performs 10 my entire sat,s
cton running regularly nj the rate Of thirty seconds per
month. CART. GoRllAM II. BASSETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

J.. w. Ronpiss, Trcns. Am. Watch Co;
DEtn hh-lhe watch bought oi Of your adjust
ed thr, l.al entire satisfaction Fur
the past three months II has not varied than
aud II running nj thai II hardest
Wee In every In point OF lucomolUn.
Yours truly, &. &. SIIEAFE,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18


~"A scene occurred at our depot"
writes Missouri FRIEND" the other day
which, for cool impudence, have seldom
seen paralleled. was standing there on
the arrival of the St. Louis packet, when a
gentleman came up and addressed man
standing close by me, and evidently stran-
ger to him, with the common Western ques-
ton.
"Do you use tobacco %
eyes, Sir" he graciously replied, and
producing plug Of huge dimensions, he
handed it to the applicant, who, taking out
bis knife, cut off about one fifth Of it, with
the observation.
"There's tobacco enough for any man,
amt there 2''
Well, l should think there wns," was
tho indignant reply"
every we'll, you take It, them" he coolly
observed, and handing him the small piece,
he put the plug in his pocket and walked
away"
ssThere used to be . worthless drunken
fellow, named Dick, !" writes the same cor.
respondent, !" who wandered about the viii
lage Of Noon, = nuisance to every one, but
he was pitied and borne with on account of
his good humor and cool impudence. He
chanced in at the house Of Deacon Derby,
one cold wiDtry morning just as the family
had sat down to breakfast. The Deacon
purposely abstained from asking him to the
table, and hs stood warming himself ct the
fireplace for some time without any one say
ing word to him, looking very longingly
at the table in the meanwhile. AT last the
old Deacon looked and said.
" lt's pretty cold, amt it Dick 20
Thank you, briskly replied Dick /
don't care If dol" and drawing chair at
the table, he made breakfast with . great
deal Of gusto and . great deal Of dis-gusto
on the part Of the Deacon.
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SATURDAY FEBRUARY ls, 1860

Col. Cusrls i preparing biz Pacific ka'i-
road speech; and, from his knowledge of
the subject, and the attention he y devos'ng
to il, il will doubtless bs the best Radrosd
speech Of the session. He 10 also getting
up map Of the different routes, TO distri-
butte with his speech.
Mrs. GRIMES and Mrs. Curtis, are both
live Republican, and their gentle constitu-
snts throughout Hawksyedom, may vel
feel proud Of their fair representatives
The g little folks y are we'll represented BY
Miss Caddis Curtis, who 10 systematically
studying tho science of housekeeping, with
china and pasteboard models. II all the
little Hawkeye girls are ~ industrious -
she, We have great many Of good house
keepers growing up, to grace the houses Of
Iowa. Yours, Truly,
5zA tEfFt t W. IT. K
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GEORGE DOUGHTY's
General Collecting Agency
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.


COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
rT,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
i tired from the mercantile business, begs leave to
offer his services Merchants and Business Men Of all
classes, as General Collecting Agent. He proposes to
give entire attention this business; and his long
residence and extensive acquaintance in the West will
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ him.
Notes. Accounts Claims Of all kinds, may be for
wardcd to the undersigned, by mail. otherwise, for
Presentation Lquidatonor Collection. Prompt atten-
ton will be given and the avails Immediately remit
ted When it become necessary to place clsans in
suit the best services will be secuie and
legal proceedings urged forward rapidly a. possi
bic. Doubtful claims will be settled aud secured on
the best atanabe, and the title to Real Estate,
when taken either payment security carefully In
vestigated.
The undersigned will, also Pay Taxes in all parts Of
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate
Letters Of Inquiry will be promptly attended to.
Ut GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFEREKCEs:
COUNCIL BLurrs-Onicer Pusey, Bankers Bald
win l. Dodge, do; Cassidy b Test, do; Il. -. Mutt b
Co., do. =sD= NH
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Doan, King 4 Co; Squire L Reed,
Hinchman.
ST. JOSEPH, No.-Tootles Farleigh, Jos. G. Hull,
Pres't ST. Jo ms. Co.; r. L. Mcdonald J. J. Curd
Nave, lcCord Co., J. b. Jennings Co., A. Beattie
Co. lv2nlSl tBugle please COPY.
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+ II the following has besn ssstsdbyts tsp6r-
imsnt, il il certainly = fact worth kaoNiag.
We hand to our readers the opinion ef NE
Indiana farmer, in order that our a9ricdl-
turul friends ID Iowa and elsewhere nia55ry
the experiment elssa es@ ss8Id
VIM. s. ,Aiargap, 81 Wasfen Os,s IAdieaa,
wFitss that seed from The butt end 81 the
ear Of corn, will ripen its products 81 q he
Same time, and some three weeks taflieP
than seed from ths hide Esnd .sf he eeaks
He recommends fasnsEa sl1axs tsssheeak
their seed corn ears il two ,.in tho middle,
and the butt ends only fof sSsd. ss'
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PAPER FROM STRAW.

It il stated in a late English Journal that
DR.. Collyer has succeeded In manufacturing
4 papcr from straw which Is in everyfeapsct
equal to rag paper, many ssams have al-
ready been aaished. BY his modso srsss.
ing the straw, be splits il, and sepatatea he
silecia and gluten without in any way injar-
ing the fber. Baron Liebeg has rronodnc-
cd avery favorable opinion of tie iuxsn-
ton and Of the manufactursd astielep sand
it il understood the necessary arrspesms9ts
win soon be complete for showing t6e entire
pro esss necessary FOR converting TIE 4ko
tons Of straw into atom Of 6rst-caan rsint-
ing paper. Al gsasw
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FALLEN GREATNESS.

80 - !. a = =
The Washington correspondent Of the
Pittsbuag Pa Journal tells the following
anecdote, ut the expense Of Hon. Robert ].
Walker:
ssYou are aware that, BY the rules Of the
House adopted last session, no one 10 ad-
mi!ted on the floor Of the hall unless he 10
q member or Senator; till, now that there 10
no Speaker, and virtually no rules, many
aud busy thmselves 10 electioneering.-
Yesterday, while standing near the main
entrance to the hall, a small, nervous, and
somewhat shabby individual, walked up to
the door and endeayored to enter without
even the ceremony Of asking leave, xheu
the following colloquy ensaed:
Doorkeeper- Hold on there are you n
member, Senator, or officer of the House !?
Small Man-No; | am 40 ex Senator.
Doorkeeper Senators are not admit
ted.
Small Mani But am an ex- Secretary Of
Treasury.
Doorkseper- Can't help it, hut you have
no right to 20 in.
Small Man; (oxcitodly - Confound il, /
am .Goyevnor Of Kansas s
Doorkeeper; (mildly but firmly )-But
you can't in unless you're member.
Small Man, (savagcly We'll, sir, take
my name in to Mr.-l am Robert J. Walker,
sir! And the little man bridled up in q
style of great Indignation. Mr.-oams out,
and the small man went in under hls pro-
lection. After he had disappeared, / re-
mark ed to the doofkeeper, . You did hot
know that gentlemen, / reckon pr 4
q nnn~k..sss~ n -; ;<l nr.~,AsM ~ 80 fEwa~,
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II. G. MUTT. F.A. rRITLE. J. 5. ANDnEwi
The Merchants Exchange Bank,
HI. C.. MUTT & CO.,
Council Bluff. Iona.
Council Bl4fs, Losca.

A TONEYS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
M demand or at specified date, with or without In.
terest, as per agreement with depositors.
Transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued when DE-
sired.
We draw direct on New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit Chicago and have also perfected arranss
ment by which issue Drafts and Letters Credit on
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and FiftySeven
Cities Of Europe. - 70
Collections made IN western iowa and Eastern Ne
braska free Of charge, and reited at cuent rst Of
Exchange
we receive orders to Buy and Sell on Commissioa
Real Estate In Iowa Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists and Buy and Sell Lana
Warrants at current rates.
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i @ The Burlington Seminal tells tho
following joke Of Capt. Lot Cham berlin Of
Lake Champlain notoriety, who is Wit, :
good fellow, and live Republican:
The Capt. wa coming !" up" from the ci-
~ t'ethef uighl on the train, and casually
remarked 10 . crowd OF listsners, (the Capi.
is always crowded, that he had lately seen
10 New York City, tho largest potash kstsls
ever cast IN The world. II was immeasura-
ble-was sixtssn inches thick, soliA oAst
iron. tha ears weighing eighties ksndssi
pounds apiece. 80. sSS's s. : u u
s 6 What On earth vas tho obisss fet -
an extensive tettls I" quoth - nasltiAg
ereeny. s., s.. sss
& ia dissolve The Uniou II 4 sAid ths
Capt, very. solsmnly, looking y ~ watch
and askiDg what timo o,day + win xestes-
day, and What o'clock il wae to-molfpr.
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RsfereN ceD :


Piffsburg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Messrs. Kramer 4 Rahm,
" N. Holmes & Sons
Willis Boothe, Esq.
WIN. h. Pusey, Esq.
PennsyiUdnid.
Mononsahcla Bk Of Brown
willie.
Franklin Blk Of Washington
Baltimore.
Com. 4 +. Blk Of Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Messrs. Johnston l. Bro.
" Robert Garret * Sons
r. Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan Pusey,
Miles White, "
NeU FORK.
Jno. Thompson, Esq.
PhiiddsiDhid.
Kessr.. Caleb Cope & Co.
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i St. Louie.
limo. J. Anderson d Co.
IMessrs. Page T. Bacon.
Loker, Rceick L Co.
r. n. Violet l. Co.
Messrs. Bryan 4 Co.
f0Ud.
Cook, Sargent 4 Downey.
Hem, Wiiliems & Co.
Hoyt Sherman b Co. .
IlHon. Thomas b. Benton, II.
Springfield, III.
N. l. +. Insurance Co.
IClark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq.
Hon. s. r. Logan.
Col. yno. Williams,
JGcksonviHe, III.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
! " Richard Yates,
r. r. Elliott, Esq.
Mossls. n. P. Ayers l. Co.
| n4-u
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NOTICE.

HAVING determined to close business By the ct
January, 1851, we oes entire stock Of Clothing
Al COST. All accounts must be settled previous to
ssss nme and all having claims against will please
them. Hides, furs, Corn, wheat, Oats, Flour,
ssxea nor goods Or In payment Of accounts.
NAY Z WE'LL.
s.-Au 1essunts moi paid b. January lot, Will be
sa IN in 10 hands ca collecting Agent, and costs
~ill accrue thsyscn,
Dee. lF-:m
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" As OFFICER. VIII. NJ. FUBEFs nv " u
OFFICER T. PUSEY,

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
And Dealers In Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION Of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
OF taxes lands Of and the
collection and remittance OF claims.
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T. n. OLlVER,

NERO HANT L Al LC H.
Aud healer in Centleman's Furnishing Goods,
middle BroAdr~y, COUNCIL blur'
X - scfoTus CASIMERES vkSTiNds. IA
i1eh he will make up to order, in the ates. anu A
most approved styles TosetheI WIN wnma penM' VIZ
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his gratitude. Alminy looked round tosee
If anybody was near she saw nobody, so Of
course it would do no good to ssholler. -
She saw nobody; but stout young fellow
leading yellow dog, muzslcd, saw her
through crack in picket fence, had been
''hangin' 'raoun'n Alminy, and never did
hs see any encouraging look, or hear my
Behave, naow p or Come, naow, amt ye
'shamed 2" or other forbidding phrase Of
acquiescencc, such % village bellies UNDER
stand a. well % ever did the nymph who
fed to the willows in the eclogue We all re-
member.
No wonder he was furious, when be saw
the hoolmaster, who had nsver seen tho
girl until within week, touching with his
lips those rosy checks which he had ever
dared approach. Bot that was all; II was .
sudden impulss; and the master turned
away from the yonng girl, laughing, and
telling her not to fret herself about him
be would take care Of himself.
So master Langdon walked ON toward his
schoolhouss, NOT displsassd, psrhsps, With
his little adventure, nor immensely elAted
BY il for be vas one Of The natural class of
the sex subdusrs; and had had many 1 smile
without asking, which had besn denied to
the feeble youth who try to win favor BY
pleading their passion II rhyne, and even