davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

ACQUITTED The examination of Frazier the
ner.,n charged with stealing Il horse from Mr..
Robert NJ Dickinson, of Prince Edward c, H.,
md afterwards selling the animal to NJ. Pol, in
,h;s city. was conclude before the Mayor ,cstcr-
I,y The testimony of Mr. Dickinson has alrea-
Nv been rublised. Mr. Pol, the gentlemen who
r!nr,h,.ed the horse, was the only witness exam
ned Yesterday. lie stated in his evidence that
he thought he gave very nearly as much iar the
horse AZ it would have brought under any other
circumstances, and therefore had no suspicion
,hat the property had been obtained dishonesty
Nv Frazier. The testimony Of Mr. Dickinson
having evidenced the fact, that Frazier came in
no,scssion of the horse by his consent, the Mayor
dismissed the case. AMI released the accused from
custody.
A brother If the accused refunded Mr. Pool the
omount mud by him Tor the horse. W. think it
more than probable that if Frazier will in HE fi-
ture let whiskcy alone he will not again be caught
in a similar snap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
'ANH i"ahl tntn \. htNAkA
LANES BOND d Co,
GrOCcrS AZ Commission Merchants


M /, - "a, , ~
v,rr ~ ,,r
..,r-,,-.n,,,.n, - r,.,r
- n1IYYfp. MIS-
TTFNrtuNt. ,,t,,i t,tno follow IN, Statement W., rhr
n aee"nrmyae lucr."r aud t- t,renas
OF these re'"hnirl Wacl's
s"" i"''' ~ awarded the t'mrnn, b! tn Mossarrn
gnli ,oj ar af,,, ,h,r b, The American, Inst,
tue al sew l,s.Ini; " wv ''s'
The ,onrar, H. ,rl ,l,r er ,r,,,,r, coli, mod,
tim Tn, .,at il. I,.f,,,i,. ri,,a'l.l -.
rhrs, w,,rf... nv. r,v l,s,t IN, ~, ,,t :. -, ,, -,
,a,rs lur .r,, i, l. ,,,r, u , ,, , ,l1 -
rsyibi,tg and ,tl,tj,. ,,I,,,, .. -, ,,,, MI
l,,tpro,,,l A. -. No., '',''' ' "'''
,,.r nn,r..Ii .t,,1ii. ' -
lhiar t..i a, ,,,,.,, .,,,, ,t,
ro.ian,al .I ~. ',,.',s -, 49,. ~, ,,.,,
,,r, ina.,I, ,..s.. :, MILL ""''" IN ~
mot -. Fol-. ..,..' ,,. ~, ',.,,
tn A'st"r'' - ~ ..~s'., ''mst,.
ne -" ' nv 's''' 'n1 ""''" in n'"n' o'tane.,
y ,5ua'' s = ''' - ~ y a'.st'' @'' tssa
hHmeg l"r' af.sz.''i nj e1tf3 ee1R,,.a :" t5stet
.''"' '""'4ka I' ~" io 'cridehtes nrr ua,i gen
~ WV !, 'isf''' M" Nat'h'~ Win ilism Ia Their daly
h"'h"'">' va "' ih"r''' fead" indications OF what ma,
" ''''" J" n American witch WHEN IN "rInnr, uctt,e
i,1 -,
VI, IonG. oct lstl,. l,s5.
Ma L. l.t...-. #Ir,as I'm N4l,l, .p,.,,,
pr,r >e. liz >n,r,can watch, ~ qsia tr,..r, M, l.,
the New hork IT,. ol has proved To- l n,s r,,nle mn,
necnrnlr u qln. une,,~ - ri, -, ,rin,,, rn,
I,ses. iu,, 1,tf., ,.,, month, , il nm, ,,,, M, @
la. been li NOT. than hall ~ nut. H. n,r,4,s
'f''"r1 "i ''- +" 'tann"r II Wan s't Iul II i.r,J,
June f.. lt-i ! z#.s,tl,. Aug IT, ftst l. ,.,,,,s
July :. - syri =. =
l.. u f.. -
Aug. !. = oct l. -
Won mn, rirL ,fa,.r mn, u,,, ',,', ' '''"' ~
-,
= '''''' u
E,+fa~. s,tt IN la
Mn l.. l. E'lilIs4 Tf,as. YIN. Nni,A co.
- Nv ,. ~ P"''"'' 'a"llH VIII 'nh
,,i,,, ,s, w.. .i.t#,.,, H., -, - ~ '' '"
... II. : .,s.,,.-.t -, , =, -, ' W. -
vf,nIl, ,...i... ,,,. =. ~, 49, ~
f., Ia, ,r.,,., N, I.. ,,,, =. IN, -. -, - -, - ~
d, rim, n.,,.,. , - ,, - - -, ING,
t... u,,,, a., 49, NV
,,t s,nr, IL, ,r .s##r -, 49, '' ''
....#
''' Avn II ''"N'f'
#t'' - . ~ ~ '''''e' - ''''''''
Tie EGart, :. tsgi w, If,,y ti, mi f,,, u,y,,
.f4za,y, ~ ,,R l,,lh,..,t.#s#.
ur NJ ,,.... ,,... g.. ,',,"> sept .'h' $50
pr,r >rr:-1 a4.=l ,lar,.. IL, o,r year considerable
..',''r 81 -. me N'h'm 'n"'nlaeinfs aud am hap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

VIRGINIA MILITARY lNsTITUTE-Thc annual
report OF the Virginia Military Institute for 1850,
is published. The number OF cadets last session
was l3o, If whom 90 graduated; the whole nu,a.
Der of graduates of the institution is $50 Of whom
one fifth protessed reli glon while at the Institute
The board reports the organization OF a professor
ship Of Agriculture based on the liberal donation
Of 100000 by Phin st. George Cooke, Esq, and
chair of Natural History, based on the donation
OF $4,000. by DIR. Mercer, Of Louisiana. The to-
tai expenses Of the school last year were S. S5o
The number Of cadets in the school is 200
The superintendent. Col Smith, in his report,
submits project for the Organization f the lnsti-
tute rs general scientific school, with three srr-
cal school Of ap, location. Agriculture, Engineer
ing and Fine Arts. His pref Get compreheadS the
introduction of several other studies besides. In
detail. be recommends the organization Of n de-
par;ment of Sc,antif Agricultr re. with one pro-
fessor; a department, of Human, Physiology AS
tronony and Veterinary Medicine, with one pro-
fcssor: department nf Fine Arts. with Gnc0ro
fcssor: II DEPARTMENT of History. Political Ec no
my and English studies. with prufrss"r; and
tho assignment Of the Spanish language Ia the
present department of French. lie recommends,
also. Il appointment al an additional professor
of Engineering, the erection 81 hall for - ri
cultural Museum tho purchase ofa farm t.r cx-
rerimcntal and practical Agriculture, the ele ton
Of hall for Models and Drawing, in connection
with the departments d Engineering and Fine
Arts. lie intirnates that certain lil,eral-miuded
gentlemen of our own and another State are CON
temllating donations to the Institute having in
view the founding of two. and perhaps three, IF
the chairs designated above.
This proposed expansion of this Institution is
not dlsprop"rtunatc to the demands that ara, and
will be, probably, made upon it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

Cuic,Go. Jan, 1.-The Hon. james llarlar,
Rrpnhlirnn has been reelected L. :. senator ty
the Legislature of Iowa. The vote stood, HARLAN
-, Dolse, ben. 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

The PIEDMONT IIolsl.-Thc hotel near the
Tennessee depot, heretofore known M the .an"as
ter House, has recently been ,cfttel, reinrnl-hcd.
and the name changed to the Piedmont House.
The pre-, ent proprietor is Mr.. Leyburn VIII esong
Laown to the travelling public as the popular bon
ifco at the Peaks Of Otter Hotel, The "pcd.
mont" having been thoroughly renovated from
garnet to cellar is in complete order f,r the
reception of company. Tie proximity oi the
house to the deputs the different railroads vi al
WAYS cause it to command large share It the
railroad travel and we have nndoubt, ut that un-
der the mana cement OF Mr. Wilkes, it will main
tain the envinble character established by its late
proprietor, Mr.. Lancaster
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

llb Fellows EesnIn nf hnnds.rH show ystycs. Bre-
>1eh are respectfully Invited To call and supply themselves
approaching festival. Call soon before they are all
(murch % ,tSE WM L. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
NEGROES WANTED,


TIT HTmS' FTTF ITHN..
lust received by Express,
- 'olts ! incl, Fv. Siootcr-
Colts > inch Five shooters
Colts q inch Five Shoncrs,
Colts Navy Six shooters.
Colts Army or Cavalry >iv.~hontcrs
WalclIS ( aud , inch Self uckiug Fne Shnocrs,
Allen II Nhrctock'- Saluuu Pistol,
smith n Wcsson's Saloon Pistol.
Another supply q" those celebrated ff.s arc" stock Of
Sina" and hubr Guns If the best manufacture. Percussion
taps, English Powder Nads ai Shot Bells Powder fla.ks.
&c, &c, &c.
Call aud supply yourselves. CpII1nl NS' 4 WILLS,
d,c 6-f Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
Furniture! FRrniture!!
FACTORY MEN AND PLANTERS.

WI ID beg Icnyc % inform ManuFaclurrs and Planters
TINT hay" unusually large stock of Wool, SHNony
and son u AIS of cheap bH excellent grades which VIII 81
he sold nj reduced rates. Also good stock Of APPS of tho
Narons qualities suitable acfof plantation together
with Pce,cd BrnganS, ooTA Bfugnns which VIII
bc "icrrd nj lower prices than heretofore.
L. l.. ARMIsTEAD, y
dee 21ts Qcp copy) No. II0 Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

SELLING al COST.
A Lot Of Very Superior Bed Blankets.
I WILL SELL CHEAP
i LARGE LOT OF
Negro Blankets, Wool Hats PULLED Cloths and Cassinetts
Bunch 1:aisins In L, y, and Whole Boxes,
Ciron Currants toxs Platon, and Extract Of Vanilla
Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese and Maccaroni
Parchel Java Coffee, Ground Pepper, and other Spices
Patent Sausage Cutters &c, &c.
Also general assortment OF Groceries, Staple Dry Goods
Hsriwsrc WOODWARD, Shoes, Glass, Putty, &C.
All OF which will be sold cheap cash or TO cusl
% or exchanged Tor country produce will pay the highest
price Tor WOOL Wool Rolls Dried Apples and Peaches Corn
Wco and other country produce Cab examine my
dee Els GEO D. DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
ONLY Eiaty D0Et:,r>.

DAHPlOLF'S LOCK STITCH >EWlNG MACHINES
making perfect suna stitch hah >,ie.
Ia 81. oct I'.difsi WI. J.. fAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.

1 FINE ASSORTMENT Of TABLE AND
"A IoCk Ell CUTLERY
Eaite AM IA Celebrated able Knives, only
Plated Forks;
Rodgers sons able andD Dessert Knives steel FORK
PAGES OF ivory;
Rolgcr- Snu ~ osenhome's Crooks
Pocket Cutlery. in great varieties of stSlr
Also. " AIDE Butchers, Rodgers Malins Gilclr~ W.T.
ranirl l.azprsi not fine can he returned
: SIMPSON,
jan l6t- Opposite Farmers Bank l.}j Man =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
Attention Militia
II antcd 10 Iklrt


4 NEGRO WOMAN 10 cook and wn-h for a ANAL family
IA Application I" be made I" tlis Office. jan 2s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
Y T7ITTT7''' III rT''T I'''ITh' T''' VI y

,.,,GENIS GooDS.-.EALI 1859.
FE'll .u'-'ft,r has received his FALL. AND Nl%IIH
a hprll~. consisting uf hl line ct Black and tolai,i
Cloths, from medium to Tia" finest: best boc skins plain
corded: Black tassimcrs: best fancy French vi
VT and silk Nasugs, Sc. all The
Dress Coats business SUITS aud Vests; and Is prepared
The Ia q w"ikH,n IN The ct! make any garment
l-diil~ WI L. PAtI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

IOtS Tor sale.
INFTfEN LOTS The north side u Black Water Greek
hr Orange ard Alexandra Eailroad Depot. belong
Ing To Judge WIN. Daniel, Jr l.. W. WILKES,
dec 23 dim General Land Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
Valuable Diamond Hill Property For sale

INTENDING to from the citr offer at l,,lts
III: sal" Ny RESIDE Me- iIiaIund li log, tl,f viii
the ; Acres 'f l@nd thereto aar d. il being Ifs-
crtS purchased b, of Ali-on Winson- Trustee I4.-
property conf S-eily among desirable, m te ci,
iii" house j. of brick contains Il rooms: thorough
pair: and H attached all Ouhouses eli
Of wafer. The goUnd is perfectly level and u
cultivation I" cit! purchasers This property icsrp
ton it, we'll the high character iglrpru
which il is situated is loo We'll known require lai,
The ill he reasonable and time snit prclls-
IiIl> 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

r q X - A /. r..
Engine and Boiler and 2 rwo-1iofse WAGONS
WILL sen bargain IN mn Engine and Roller and Two
H"rr Wagons The Engine about sixteen iurs" power
aud onr If My best in this place The Wagons and
made by Of the best makers, Apply ai Main Street.
oct i =dtsA"lnris GEo. u. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

T., L.. RnHniNs Trsas. I'm. Watch 60:
ifAR SIr.Ib ".irh bought y"u-onc II your adjust
"a bro. Bal gsn"nrun entire ~ -IlgtIan Ft
The last thrc" months il has not varied tun
mi is rpah Mt that rate II has haft,;
vie in ever! WAY IN point of Iocpmot,oH.
loars truly, SIII NE
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10
MARRIED.

Ia this city on the I'd inst, BY ". L. BIGGs Esq,
LOUIS ZURaUEHLEN and Miss CARoLINEFIsCHER
all Of this city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10
Acknowledge MENT.

To W. q. CEAwFoRD, ED, more than any
other man, are the Republicans Of Potta-
wattamie County indebted for the splendid
victory which has perched upon their ban
uer. Fer full five months he has weekly
sirglted his brief hour on the stage, repeat
ing thu seusslsss cry of--"nigger niger 4
nigger!!r' Each week since the nomina-
ton OF LiScoLx has Master CaAwFoRp
dealt out Sian. and fish market billings
gate withou; stint, TO the great disgust Of
his own party--as 10 evidenced by the re-
suit elsewhere published. Night after
night has Master CRAWFORD paraded his
stale wit and Improbable falsehoods be-
fore 40 unappreciatise public. Nigh after
night has Master CRAWFORD ranted and
toog.hed that Council Bluffs sh0nld
give the sold Rail Splitter thirty four,
and Gears fourteen, majority Untl the
advent Of Master CRAWFORD, the Republican
never hoped TO carry Council Rufus Master
CRAwrosp did the job for US, By disgusting
oil sensible men with party Of which he
was the chief fuSleman. Master CRAWFORD
we thank thec-swcil, strut, and rant anoth-
CIR year, and pottawattam;e will be Repub-
licau by go majority.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10

burg. On IT,. Platte ersssiee. txo hundrsd
miles westward, and vhen i il completed
the next section will be TO the intersection
Of the wires coming Eastward from Cali
feYnia.
The charges on dispatches from ST. Louis
to Fort Keasney are two dollars for the frst
ten words, and fifteen cents for each add
tional word. Dispatches for California hy
Pony Express, Of ten words, will be cent
direct 20 San Frncisco in about sir 6Ggs
from ST. Louis for IS IS, and proportion
ate increase for those Of greater .eusth-
Yours, PACIFIC.
The Importance of this event is contained
in the fact that it shor.ens she distance be-
tween San Francisco and the Atlantic States
ahoa. ffty hours. Its usefulness will, We
understand. be put to the test TO commnui-
cate I'll. returns Of the Presidential election
70 California An extra Pony Express is
ordered to leave Fort ksarney the moment
/ sufficient Is known to make the result cer-
tain. The "extra' will be buried across
the Plains at the rate Of fifteen miles an
hour. and is expected to reach the eastern
terminus of the California telegraph 10 Eve
DAYS. There the news will be taken up and
te:eyraphed TO all parts Of California and
result Of TUESDAYS election should be COM
muaicatei to our Pacific neighbors in eight
dags fromshe time of the election. Ii this
anticipation is realized, and the ise day trip
sueeee1s. news from Europe, If steamer
were opportunely ieiegrsphed. could be
trans ported to China by clipper ship,
making an average passage, in .foriy-fre
days. From ST. Pe,srsburgh 10 China via
.. y Il.
thought 10 almost too much for belief, the
earth almost circsed at this moment by the
facilities of communication provided By
American enterprise and capita. Yet it is
true that we have advanced 10 that position.
and with a line of steamers from California
to China. and Pacific Railroad, an indi-
vidaai might travel from England to New
York in nine days and half, from New
York to San Francisco in six days, and to
China in tssntyfour days more-say forty
days Through and half the distance oser
American territory. Does the dream seem
too far from realization, when we recall! Tint
one wear ago the telegraph was not open
from St. Louis to St. Joseph, and the fast
est time to California then made was nine
teen days?
We have digressed from the topic before
us--an account of the progress the telegraph
is making westward, and the fact that ST..
Louis is the headquarters Of the company
engaged in the work. We expect to see the
day when dispatches between European
houses and their correspondents IN CHINA,
will fash over the wires running through
ST. Louis, and the extension Of the line TO
Fart Kearney is subject, therefore, OF
congratulations. The public are largely in
debted to the business energy Of Mr.. {. NJ.
Stebbins for the rapid progress of the work !;
and for hurrying the line forwad in time to
give our California friends the earliest in
formation of Of the Presidential election,
that gentleman is entitled to much credit.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10
COMPLIMENTS on rue DAY.

Col. RssHsrr, in return fer cur csnsies-
TAT Siai 81 having "iisi knowingly and
su'alNs" about The election Of Congress.
Ass IA Missouri, Pennsylvania and ohia,
aha ahaas tbs paymea. II the Clerk az the
bss'stes tesfi ia this State. waxssh sery
stsia, aDi fails to applying ssisass. 20 a..
10 sa,s @e do not ohieS', because c |. g,ss
sfyv - SO sable man, .sppPalav ssvor,
,se,' and a 'smaa Of saeeh real worth vf
caasasses." Now, although We do Dc, pro
Tess TO be 50 great ani COED man as
Col. BASsgsv. We are disposed 20 be- essu
With hsH IA sheuse Of complimentary terms.
Wemay nas sueesed 10 this, bas we wil.S
yield the palm wishou; al "eEars.. he
Col. calls Is a s.l,ile red deg" No, /, be
esh'nd in canine literature, Ne return tbs
compliment By calling Col. LrsAsnxs
"h.ea Basasr-, wsa1le-visaged. saers.
haired ye.ping eur, without honesty enoash
seee ee'd, or eeadness enough 70 be honest.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10
,<,.ceaA1,c off,ee xo.oeas, lAnesIAT,ss.

ss.rsusea By FRANZ srnExfs 40 suns - kreKHn
..x,- .t,d ef ,sesrs years, 1t the Republican Jn-
c,ras., Blzaa TIE evening Of NOV. De Sd
fssol
u v,.ssss.os City. 90 tie old PS'o'nse Shore.
~.s,,e- hiIess easy Lzzy boar a~sy;
.y..,rs rosna the errors 1ssnssas all ne day-
r.rerels 70 tie ed pssozazc asors-
CHORUS.
a. 90. -.scaIly Oh 1se! yoc hare driven ussszy.
re~sii aeTer hare car pleasures aay nore;
.ftstnr tro-sa f3e esracrs cRrzang Al The Gar
v.-exsii l. iAs sss POssaaac sharei
,e .s,s 4s bad Ies2srr who weTe isaess AID tree,
sw~a u lax ssa. Eeassn zra Blair;
rsry ssaxsss Us % werx fer Cur esEntry, soo,
xssss i. bosa hseest aad fair.
cgoErs-oa ySs Fase4iiy ora Abe &c.
Re, raes.aa bad Is Gle, aaa ~aa iakea aEAy,
ass Beaten had 50 tsiiow in hi. train.
.sa then we xsFs free, as pos pix.n!y see.
Aha west rlslt 70 rabbing EncIc Sara.
cgonEs-oA, YOs Fascaiiy Old Abe sc.
We y.ifere eli The gold, and Espt Il all ourselves,
.Ea ~. " naFy red " ia the safe.
AZ; yEs pe bsgfoze rase fEii three million sca.e.
ysr OH Bset to ssasBscf s4 bis pets.
caoars-1a, ysa rasesi.y Oh Ale, SC
when Das Ind nbsi .he fences, aad passed lie Kaasa
nstaek kts aariisE hesra, sam, lBlii,
And ss Be rsGgea ag~a TIE hIi, .ithsaabs - slit,
III. lingo - Eqft.g be Old play
CaoKUs-oa. yos rsseaiiy Ola Abe &C.
ons day meeting in the - Palmetto State
On ,he boyacrs q tbe raging MANI
Our eksIset % 90 aGs make czne.date-
But saoa we ali barstet ia twainf
CHoRrs-oA, yga rzscaIty Old Abe, &c.
Little Dog bound to rHn IL ne spoiled all our fun
He was b9sGa 70 rule aaa tareign;
s. EsIiimsre. and there bruxed the scr,
Ara left with oar frgers cur mouths.
CHoRus-Oh, yea rzsel.Iy Old Abe. &c.
Nov We are bgrst szuBaeFs By Republican thunder,
And ze'l Eever be united any more.
Fer LIscoLs has ihs day the wires traly say
Aad we cag'l set in Al the door
CneRUs--oA. 7ga rase4!y Old Abe, sc.
we see OFT Abe a-aoElsa boEnd 10 clear tht
lie IS bsgEa Tor the CspIts,--he Isl t~Iy
There's IA use in Gxhtias-we had setter away!
Ard stay 'tgl Gabrie! blows ATS horn!
CnoREs--tIA, yoa "a eally Old Abe, sc.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10

A svPxKsoR Ior or GLASS AND rrTrT. JrsY
~ neclzsLA AXE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10
notice.


tr,rg COUNCIL gLrFTs XfgaAsh1, .l..a.ss.
szrifsat -sase aassnSsf 4Ffirses !" - 1890
,nn ysse ,rf.i RED ~ rsaar ~ jsw 70 .ae $3.50 .ss
prss nerueyra h The srssfh ~ Ansss', A. ptsvus
ssFaay rs~s nasBce AZ fu,tbsr Hya'rl - ~ 49,.
s<sg Law Ct The sssts 81 iSss -
ts-wu Z. Z, ,s.tv. .,4 rsfrso.
=. rs,,s r.rrssv as6 tisef pngrzl risee %
ss.sn~ t,stns.s Is ", a tssr ferry Best ~ shs
ga RIVER III veen csrH9i Fpfs sia orshs. -
ne (yre n me Secretary ~ tbs sfnpsHI "
xesrssss ep.,essse to Copaeii ssuhs % ING s''ss
River, ,..,.... i. "a -
a.. !, ,n.,s st~s,, rerry Bsts batwseu ibeSsfiRs
1,u,sh. .-< rs,.nest NJ ass en- she Missouri kfs
af--asn5rat eS-besf Capital ssors psa ~ y
ty-Fiye Tsasrascd D issff. ~-..s.~.i6e
a4,--Tiue IN commencement ~ TIE Esspfetss.
..vr.. iss4. ard tAe frar ~ sreh Cersersfts
tse- !. setes "a Assxssfin IN fows, - twenty ~
bv,t--rf,e a9sIrs - tfe GgasFssr sss 70 - asf7
b, ers Issretsrs rs.n 70 he esesses - =
Nyss14T ii Asxust u esel. rear, of = sess
10 practicable" ....>1a~sS bis1@011
/. rs.,eh t.,e fJ,rpssa,s ], - II sssy tire 70
- ,sss esasgs.af ~gsh .En Ssrees0fk Of nv f
7Yw-vhs prs sts prrefss = sny ihs - d11Se -
a. ~ Il fsrass.ssv sssa - ~ Wis - ssS ~1
~ t,,r fsessez tfs,: sazh neilv - Y
tseferrg.o sesa5s5sv sire hes eo-spl sssssaS$s
= sssses y re .sssra rrr.ss. 80 us
TAYk NOTIcnr - !
trsh.. he,.a.~ssl ssevsFs - 49, ~ Il
h sdseasss u - dnssss = y n 111{0
aFasss Asslf
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10

VIII be held in the Congregational Church
in this t., this Saturday evening, at !
O'Clock, and at the usual hours to.morrow
Sunday Rev. REUBEN GAYLORD, of oma-
ha, officiating.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10

rS7~ Mr.. s. I. kESpAL succeeds W. II.
Alay, in the jewelry business, at A. ID.
RouixsoN's old stand. Mr.. X. is an expe-
rct-sd workman, having worked many
years for the American Watch Manufac;ur
ing Company. lie soliciss a continuance
Of tho very liberal patronage extended to
his predecessors, feeling confident that he
can satisfy all.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10

kn krss rrER unrrE Lxap Jrsr sxexivxo.
w - - ssss w.F- MscLxLIAxD.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10
Westward no s-wusr FOLLOWS.

Westward no WHAT FOLLOWS.
The Telegraph j. nov ia operation srsn
Aaisasrrs5 as5 .6ffs Sailss scssi Of ". Leafs
We received the following dispatch 90
"Wednesday, fer which We are INDEBTED TO
Z. N, Steeoias. has hv some cversisas IL
was fais.asi and could no, be fsani gill yss-
teFdsy morning:
Easr ksssSxy. y. T. October 81. sr.n.
To tAs Esficss IF the Missouri nssaesrat
Fers krzresy SHAKES hand. with ST. louis
BY telegraph.
The wires between This piaes aai npahs
were cempsasti on SATURDAY lss, bat
asias - aaw in the section es.s II CO.
iasaasa station could cot be worked sst. 10
dax.
The Pony Express, Which left 81. Jssepss
saaaay morning early, passed here lass
srsa.as. aad hereafter nav be INTERCEPTED
- sa,s ps'ns Nth two day. later Dispatches
eaaa before the opening sf the has 10 this
poias.
Ihe ssshbins Company are going forrard
Immediately with the next seesios se Js1sa-