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AND COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY
Omnibus Line.
II. d. H A RI.

DESPECTFULLYl INFORMS THEPUB
III lie that ke viii run lime Of Carriages
from Coancil Bluifs to Omaha. regularly twice
every dAy, and oltener whea desired, regard
lose Wsather.
Carriages vili 10 in readiness. Morning and
EvoainG 10 convey Passsa gers from Omaha to
Council Blafx. v%n35-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
FRE ARRIVALS!
Per Steamer Clara.

TSHOMAS hENSHLL,st the ''cheap <ss&
I cash corner" has received and
opened in good ordes, q ne~ aud desi- -
r.bie stock OF goods, composed, as usual. Of
Groceries. Dry Gnods, Hard~a LIQUORS. &c
DC. which he offers at hrs customary fair pri
ces. with the difference OF freigh only added.
His terms are cAsH, but to good, prompt men
he will OF course extend an accommodation
Persons mixing the "cheap cash corner"
may rest assured that all article purchased, are
of the first quality.
He has no motto except perhaps sscaiico
that wills not fade and reasonable profits sFs
THOMAS HENSHALL, -
Cheap CASH Corner
Council Bluffs, Nav g, '55 sv5ustf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
SAINT LOUIS
STE A M PIAININ MILL

STEAM PLANNING MILL,
UMBER YARD and Sash. Door, Blind
II Moulding and Box Factory. corner Of o 'Fal-
Ion and Thirteenth streets. Office, North side
OF olive, No. III, between 4th and 5th streets
St Louis, Missouri.
We have always on hand the following arti-
cles, warranted OF the best material and work
menship. thoroughly seasoned by steam, and
as low - similar work can be furnished In the
west. Panel Doors, Window Sash, Rolling
Binds, Stationary Blinds, ManteIs Door anC
window Frames. Pine and Popular Weather
boarding. White and Yellow Pine Flooring
shelving, Shingles and Lathes.
W Boxes Of every description made TO order
WILLIAM WADE & CO.
March l3, '55 In45- -6m1
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
NOTICE.


4 corporation under the name oil 1.-The Coun,
~ Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company
has been organized under the general corpora
tiou law of the State Of Iowa, aud its Princpai
rl->~ e>. axansAeting business is the counting
room Of James A. Jackson, Councii Bun city
Iowa. The nature Of the business OF the com
pany 10 to p. oeure boats aud 10 keep aud inaIn-
Tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn and LaaP
Fork Rivers and 10 carry on trade with the An
dians and whites along i'd line.
The capital stock of the company is eleven
thous and dollars, negotiable and transfer u
by vote of the majority Of board of direction
and to be paid in upon call of the board OF di-
Tectors &t
The time Of commencement Of said lncorpo
ration as the 23d July 1853, TO continue tSen
~ years. ,...oat. =.
The affairs of the company to be conducted by
board Of directors, consisting oil president
secretary, treasurer and other directors, 10 be
eected annually on the first Monday OF each
year.
The Indebtedness Of the company shall at no
time exceed the sam ofse thousand dollars
Feb 81, '5I-u50tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

Iexamined the a above named patient few
days before he commenced taking the Pam
acea, have examined him since and fully
sanction the statement of the parents. be-
1ieva it to be permanent as we'll as . re-
mark able cure. Attest,
A. d. WILLIAMS, NJ. D
Dyspepsia Cured ae
We challenge the world to produce sin
gle case Of dyspepsia where DR.. Bruse's Pan
acea has been used without desided and
valuable improvement Rvcn where this
fearful disease has become mark ed and con-
frmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where he skill Of the most emf
nent physicians have failed, and many pat
ent medicines in ppoular favor have been
tried III vain, tn snacea has expelled the
disease and reinstatei youthful vigor and
health.
Read the following statement of a genle-
man of the most unimpeaehable veraciy
Henry CO., NY, May 10, 1853.
DIR. BRUCE-Dear Sir: have been soTelv
afflicted for eight years---havs tsksn msdi-
cine from several eminet PHI ysicians, and va
riDusmedicines variously recommends to the
public, At an expense 10 me of some two
hundred dollars, all with out permanent ben
elt. had become very weak and lean---
pain in my side and breast, great depression
shortness Of breath, an extreme constipation
of my bowels, going from eightt o ten days
without any action. La this cond t, on pro-
cured few bottles Of your Indian Vege.a
BILE Panacea, and have found z eat sliof.
am free from pain, and am fegaininx my
flesh and former strength. My b)weIs are
now regular, and can say n tru that
am able a. ain to perform my dairy labor
on my farm. know the Panacea is helping
me, and cheerfully recommend it to those
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation and
torpor of the liver. WIN. g. TORBIT.
"Dr. Bruce's Panacea.'
Whenused according TO direction will cure
invariably the following diseases. Dyspop.;a-
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Incipent Consump-
ton, Rheumatism. inflammation Of the Ewes,
Liver Complaints, Gravel, Piles, Dropsy. Sick
and Nervous Headache, Pain In the Side.
Breast and Back, Diseases of the Kidneys,
Spleen anu Spine, Coldness of the Feet, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands,
Lumbago and Jaundice, Female Irrcgulari-
ties and all diseases arising frem an i'm
proper or excessive use of Mercury.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Alternative, Pmgative, Diuretis;, Diaphor-
etc and Tonic. Its action on he Liver and
Blood is powerful and ssnativ ). 1t removes
Constipation, and is the MAS GER KING OF
PAIN! 1t acts with pro .nptness on the
Kidneys and Urine, promotes Precipitation
causes an equilibrium. 1t puri6es the Blood,
clears the Skin, cleanses the Tongue, sMee-
tens the Breath, and while it thus removes
from the system all accumulated morbific
matter, its tonic propertie give tone and 40
ton. impsrtips new life and yigor. Price
$40 per bottle. al asa
arfSberal discount made 10 dealers. r
FOR SALE WHOLE ALE AND RETAIL
By GKo. w. .WESrBA0,K, SUCCESSOR to G. g
Bragg &co) corner Sd, and Market Street.
St. Louis, No. Sole agent for the west, and
by J. E. JOHNSON, City Of Council Bluffs Ioa.
OF Agents wanted throughout the coun-
try TO sell the abovevalnable medicine.
June20. '54-n30-t-. 1
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sARGEANT BLUFFS * NEBRASKA FERRY
nOMPANY would say to the public that
y their ferry is being put in readiness for
the Spring Emigration to the Northera part Of
Nebraska Utah Aud California, and THAI the
road is now beng bridged from Fort Dedge
West 10 the ferry at Sergeant biuns, ahd sssy
nledve themselves TO do their utmost to gise
general satisfac ton to the travelling public that
call nj their ferry. The route 10 Utah anc Cali
fornia Is up the South side OF the RanuinE Wa
ter to the head, thence across the ridge fifteen
miles. To Fort Laramie, distance from Sargeant
Bluffs TO Fort Laramie OF about 55u miles.
Sarseaut Bluffs, Oct l5, 1854 ;--n1-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
PINE LUMBER.

STNHE Subscriber would respectfully announce
/ TO the citizens Of Pott]wattamie and adloiD-
sng counties, that he has opened . large FINE
LUMBER YARD tn Coupcii Bluffs City, and
10 in receipt Of lumber regularly and will
Keep Constantly on hand large and we'll seIec-
ted stock of pine lsmber frsm Ii inch TO inch,
Also-pins siding. snd verked Aooring, pine
shingles and iath, saah, Minds, doors, &c; ALI
Of which will sell low fer cash
t4 JOHN KELLER.
Cssseil Blnds City, Oct II, iS53-25u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
TO sPORTsM EN Z

J. P. SNuFFIN is now in the -nla
receipt of double and single barrel
Guns. Some fine double barrel
guHs Tor Ger and duck shooting; Celt's and
Aliens pistols OF all sizes; Armssrosgs pate Mt
EnetsIic lined, and Eiiey's double water proof
ceptral fire caps; shot and bullet pouches. pow
der TASKS; also al kinds Of mmuuition.
ar Particular attention paid TO putting mp
gain twist target rides, warranted to give salts
faction.
Glsnwood. Mills CO., Iowa fy5n9-3m
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
City Lots For Salei

4 FEW choice Lots for sale in Johnson's
n addition to Council Biufs-a moss high,
beautiful. eligible and slightly situaiiou in the
upper portion Of the city, immediately ada q
cent to the Public Garden of Terry & Co
There is only 20 lots for sale and they wilInot
long remain unsold, SO let those who wishvto
reside in the most beautiful and romantic part
of the city, secure lot az once. Price rea som
able. and teSms cash down A map aaA plat,
msy be seen at the post Office a.
J. f. JOHNSON, Agent.
Council Bluffs, april II, SIS. "a If
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

LU III BEN-PINE Z LU MBEK.
TNHE Subscribers would inform the citizens
l. .sf Council Bluffs and the public generally
that So soon as the navigation Of the Missour ri
IS resumed, they will ship to this place, large
stock Of Pine lumber, including dressed floor
ing and shelving, doors, windows, aud door
frames, sash and anything in ths$line " hich
they will sell at greatly reduced prices and up
on the most reasonable terms -p
d. LINDLEY & Co.
Council Bluffs Iowa, Feb. 18th, 55 n38u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
GREAT FIRE |

AE l. viii inform our friends that We are net
"! burnt out, but arc in a worse condition,
having sold la-ge amount of oni goods for
mems promises to pay. which they wholly dis
regarded, therefore. as We have no insurance
company to look to for our losses, all persons
knowing themselves indebted will COME usand
PAY UP their accounts and notes, and relieve us
In our time of need as well as save cost and
trouble. McMAHAN 4 WILLIAMS.
nov "a inf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
Rounty Land!

UyHE subscrabers oiIer their services to the
old soldiers and others, to mako out he
neessssry papers for procuring their LAND
WARRANTS. Having = special sgent in
Washington City, lheT are prepared TO attend
t. bAsiiess entfusted 70 them with dispatch and
Johnson, CAsADY & TEST.
General Land Agents
Council BiuRs, Iowa, apr-f2, 1855. n2-tf !
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TINIOSE indebted to the subscribers for lum-
i ber will please to settle their account inn
mediately. or they aoiil certainly ha cost ad-
ded, We must have money to get along With
our business, aud meau to collect outstanding
accounts ON the shortest possible notice.
Here after, no person need send teams to the
mill for Lumber unless paid for before loading IL
up. Tor We are determined TO have cash down
f6r syery foot We ssll in future.
: 50 and along the cash II you want lamber
81 V6or teams viii be sent back without it,
TN We mean for everybody without exception
Nv. JEFFREYS & co.
October 10th lS54--n5-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
The Great Discovery
TX RI II. r RIn NJ

LyOR Curling the Hair. For many year. il
l. has been the object Of deepest study with
chemists and others. to produce fluid that ap-
piled to the hair, would cause il to wave and
curl equal in beauty to the natural curl.
The Krolletion is the only article ever offered
to the world that will effect tLis most desira-
bic object. But three or four applications are
necessary to curl the hair much % may be de
sired, aad for any length of time From the
many testimonials Of those Who nye ussd it,
the subscriber does not hesitate u ~Sssant the
krollerion to give satisfaetien, aud prove as
recommended in all cases, = ~ fs..-s ~sss
The recipe tor making With full directions
for use, viii be sent on the receipt OF one dollar
postpaid. The ingredients will not cost over
l2 cents. ~ nfa@ Fl sff@f Asesssk@ v
Direct TO, H. A. FREMONT, =
Iv5n7- 3mj Warren, TfuiDbull Co., O..
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
HO! TIL r.
~ NJ"
STILL SURVIV ES!

WE STUD Y TO PLEAS Sc.
0R1E the undersigned would most respectfully
~annoanoe TO our friends and customers,
thai we have received an entire new. aud Well
selected stock Of GOODS, at our new, large and
commodious building, No. rs, Broadway, Coun-
ell Bluffs, where We viii be happy to see our old
friends aud customers, and cordially invite all in
want Of good bargains To call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as it is no
trouble TO shoa Goods. We are determined TO
sell as low As any house in the West; our mot
to /, as it ever has been, Smal profits aud quick
sales.
N. b. All kinds Of furs. peltries, dry hides
and merchantabIr produce, taken in exchange
for goods, aud received ON debts payments.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Cauncil Bluffs city. Jan. 4. IS53-37-t.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
aE Sk1 hahh8R16hG GesnaSM

sly between Coancl BluR ard omshs CITY.
There need be no fear Of detention = IL Rest
is in constant readiness for stock. teams or fsot
pAssehgers, WITH steam up and ready cssw.
! Come on smigrants, this ia the great Osptsal
Ferry Huus for Nebrssksi JslH
FERRY COMPANY.
June a3 - n32-tf. n 3 ~
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

\ 5 we are determined to reduce our stock of
"A Goods below our usual standard, at this
season of the year, give US call and try u.s.
1t will cost nothing to Try what can be done
in lhe way of cheap goods, for cash, at
Jan. -, "a. VOORHIS. s
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
Farmers Attention.

will pay cash for butter, eggs, lard,
l. potatoes beans and other kinds of coun-
try produce; also all kinds of lumber, de-
llvereo at the Post Office block, Council
Bluffs, Iowa. tt@
w. D. JOHNSON.
Feb. 9th, '55. n41-tf
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

40 O11ON ANU OO1AAAAJ&0Ns
4 7 the Old Stand, Asin stEe9t, Council
N HUFF eity. Iowa. Regular Avetiop Sales
every Saturday, at l o'clock, and as'oAan IN the
Interval ~ bssiness may Hqaiss. Asny sheenos
J 4. johnson is authorised 70 aee e1Amy agent
O. ALLEN, 4 sctisResr
Council Blu6s city, June 81, i0s1.-9-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

BRxArHING,- As the human stomach was
made with certain relations to food, so were
2he lungs made with vital relations 10 the
atmosphere. With proper food We have
good nutrition; with pure air We have good
respiration. If people knew why it is that
every moment OF their lives their chests are
expanding and contracting, and the air rush
ing in and out OF their lungs, We saould not
have this terrible record of deaths from dis
eases of this organ. Hold an inquest on the
bodies Of all these two or three thousand
people, and one word will express the cause
Of their deaths one word, IGNORANCE.
They did not know. nor did their parents,
that pure air was necessary to make good
blood that We require just SO much oxygen
every moment Of our lives, and that health
cannot be maintained without it. They did
not know that by every breath we deprive a
certain portion Of the air of it's vital proper
ties, and that by every breath We add ia 1T
deleterioas matter thrown of from our own
systems. The ignorance of these simple
truths is aimost universal.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

IMPORTANT


To Land Buyers or any person wanting 4 neat
and Comfortable Home.
NEO. MCKENZIE offers for
N sale, his farm, situated l kSS.l
miles west of this city and y
miles from Omahs, containing
40 acres of farm land, under the best Of i'm :
provement; the greater part of the fencing new !;
a new frame house, Containing rooms, T6 feet
square, with lall running between the north
and south rooms, 7 feet wide; an excellent we'll
of water six yards from the. kitchen door, an
ice house adjoining the we'll "a neat dow er and
vegetable gnrden in front Of the house, enclosed
with board fence, also stack yard enclosed
with a board fence. cattle yards, &c. 40 acres
Of heavy timber, The greater part Of the timber
issaw timber, one half mile from the faf,n@-
A'g cd breaking plow and team, with heasy
wagon, viii be taken 10 part pay. All infor-
maaionamay be had Of the proprietor on the
preniiseA. -fss. eTaa f1sf --lfs
N. b. This 10 an excellent situation for a
nursery or dairy. a 81 sfaas t.sssa
Council Bluffs, Iowa, May 8, IS. fv5nat
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

SAGO and rsptoos; 6ns article for makiax
D pnddinga; (try thsm) )can behsd at $50;
+ Jaa! IS, ,Ts62 eea aaa'bae sVOORHrS.
CUpERI0R Garden sspass az 81 kinds, fer
~ aaJa nv lv5nStfI TERRY 8 CO.
Derpeeaai CoantIng HeaaeAinanacs,
i For sale at the P. o. e9as y' ezte $50
GoLDEN sYRUP, for table nse: at a,tw
NJ IS ss...S, grss'ss,as $ go ss YQORHIs. +
nUTrER essSRsfs; plenty can y taaat
- a9s 20 o. s9'sa.yA VOOAHIa SO
Jan. n, - no4lx,
- zaa swr A5H EkAxcns
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

II lIoS1 Can a
miloS IN f1orence.
The NnaAsxA 10 a new bsats bnias in taast'
msst ashse&Aual maansr, ssxpressey fer ifsQ{
ix ~ sMiasoVeli river. She ha~ . peNe!t9f
EAGine, and all her mashinery, and eyslSfe1ne
aboht her = nav and a 6rt-nte oI3ag. y
rams 6ne, and = manned by e4pesssnced, carsaeI Z
and gccemn1oda sting handA. The river At shts
posnt b isss thah ! qaarter Of : mile wide. tes-
fectly clear Of sand bars, snags, or any othef
ohstructi6ns, viii AraSssts skndfa <Oa both
siaso-and, !, . fftakes hns ssa ninateste makS
thsstxip over ami hasks psrsons cs,ning ~ TILE
ferry will n0A hedesaiaed sA1t very short time.
ETherosd ib Rasf CITY toahs Middle fsrry'
and fsom theo6eto
,sar hFLr0 RE " G. E.,
1Sxeslent. aud as the crossing Of the Elk Horns
River y situatsd due vest from the latter place.,
with = high and dry ridge road, leading to il, y
10 ~ far ths best, = veil a much the nsarett
rests - he Plate Valley. Raass Of toll sss'e
ssnsete. b
LTsThx Cenpany hold ihenselves responii-
bic for all damages sastained 10 Consequence Of
IN ,seemPsssaey sessegiissxce Of the of6csr
or banda en the boat. -. IL M 4gts
JAMES C. MITCHELL. Ses.
April 8, IS. ~ n53u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
Serpys Steam Ferry Beat,
N N BR KA,

TNhE steamer Nebraska mol, Is running
L between ST. Mary and Bellevue. The
Nebraska is newxaud splendid boat, manned
by experienced officers and crew. Bellevue,
Nebraska, is opposite ST. Mary, Iowa. = ii
Emigrants cnming to Nebraska, should come
directly to sF MARY. This is the front
gateway TO the most important and interesting
portion of Nebraska Bear in mind that
8 ST. MARY AND BELLEVUE.
are the two best points for the emigration 10
center.
st. Mary, iowa, March "a. '55. (n48-tfl
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

OMAHA CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
A limited number of lots in omaha City ara
now ready for private sale. Cal! on the uu-
dersgned, or on Mr. Boyer at TooIe and Jack
son store ~
Lots will be given 10 persons who wiah to
baiid this season
July % lS54s-tf F.. LOWE.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
NOTICE

NollCE +t @tsSst
rs hereby given that the undersigned has taken
l. out letters Of administration upon the Es
tate OF james Grienon, deceased and all per
sons Knowing themselves indebted to said Es
ate are requested to make immediate pav mi
o the s.1ersigned and all perseps hav;ng
claims agnAst said Estate, viii .rrsest tas,n en
.he init Msnday IN January nexs, q ths S6cs
q the osssey9jsdgeef II P0ttswa t4amie CoUstv.
le~s. with chs proper vouchers, whsh sYsd
vners will attend myself, Or Attorney, aud
take measures 70 make imu,eAiats ,,svn,ssrf1 Rs
ais gngte3r7 JANNkTTE EMERSON. l'ass 4 !
t4 9.1 saA t~sfa Administratfix.
A.C. FWD. Atnrssy for Estate. ila1 50
- Nov 10th, 1854 So nlA.tf I
GOOD HORSES AND CARRIAGES
4l-eg@ 40 LET. ld sEesl sesss
AT tho Livery AMI Sale Stable at Harle' .
Exchange. - Fl. d. HARL
CSansil sola Hs. December 5th ffE --n19.u =
LIVE tIsH sp,i, Pe... which make. ms1,~
IL sst3Ant sonP, fax sale at VOORHIS.
al i - Z s.a
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
PANACEA

examined the a bove named patient few
days before he commenced taking the Pam
acea, have examined him since and fully
sanction the statement of the parents. l be-
lieva it to be permanent as well as . re-
markable cure. Attest,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

n SAFE OF Lots VIII take place upon Wednes-
day, ihe 5th dBy of June, 1855.
For the terms of sale, and further informa
ton see the large bills referring to the ssme. :
n: A. HOUSTIN,
Agent for Wyoming Town Association.
April "a, 1855 In5-tf. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27
LETTER FROM BALTIMoRE.

4 cowhiding affair took place in the yici
nitv Of the Merchants Exchange yesterday
morning. which created considerable excite
meut. A difficulty has for some past existed
between William McCsnu, u Coach maker.
and Charles r. Taylor. President ofthe Bank
Of Commerce The parties met on Saturday
morning. and after some exchange OF words,
Mr Mccain attacked the other with 4 cow
hide, intlicting several severe blows before
they were separated
Mr. Auit, who undertook to commit suicide
the other day by cutting his throat is much
better. aud hopes are entertained of his reco-
very. lie was undoubtedly laborng under
mental alteration. and is not now aware of
the act he committed
Capt Robert Walker, one of the oldest and
most respected shpmaSters of Baltimore
died Yesterday. after a short illness. His age
was s. years.
Rumors were atlnat on Saturday, calcula-
ted seriously to affect the character and stan
ding of the Bank OF Commerce. growing out
II the fact that the bills of that institution
were refused by two of our city Bankers
Indeed, the notes of the Bank of Commerce
were in consequence refused to such an ex.
tent yesterday, that there can scarcely fail to
he run on IT tomorrow. 1t is stated that
the Cashier of the Bank, reliable man, pro-
neunceS all prejudicial rumors with regard to
the Bank unfounded, and says that he will be
prepared, an Monday morning, to redeem in
gold and silver every dollar of It's circulation,
and pay all its deposits on demand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

DRcLISATIoS.-The Hon. J. c. Breckenridge
declines making canvass for Congress ia the Ash
land district, Ky. He says ne has been aware for
more than year that 1t would not be in his power
at present to make another canvass, but deemed it
decorous to withhold the announcement until the
completion of the term 10 which he was elected
He says in his card:
To my political opponents, desire to express
my Acknowledgements for the general fairness and
courtesy OF their coursein conflicts characterized
bygreat excitement. If, like myself, they feel no
sting 10 recurring to the past-I am sure we shall
Jog on together in social life with reciprocal sent
Lnents OF good will. Indeed the old Wing party of
the Ashland district was bold and manly party,
and for my part, have seen il surrender It's name
and lower It's Tag with regret. We retire from the
held together; but should IL ever be nv fortune To
re-appesr OF the political theatre shall be happv
to welcome our old friends in their old uniform.
OF whom at least, 1t could be said that under the
name Of Wings they offered fair field and an opeI
encounter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

TEE LouIsvTLLE HAIL SToRM.-The Louisville
Journal gives the following account of the extraor.
binary Hail Storm which visited tina, CITY on Fri
day week:
The fall of the hail was preceded by loud roar.
Ing, Ike the rumbing Of many carriages in motion.
This noise attracted the attention Of every one and
when was succeed ed tho terrible crash Of the
hail stones all around the effect was truly terrific
The stones fell perpendicularly, passed through
The chimnies, and bringing with them the accumn-
lated SCOT OF the whole winter, rolled on the floors
The Storm had burst upon city without warning
and its dreadful fury astonished and appalled, every
one. Many ladies' tainted as the hail came dashing
unaDnounced into their parlors, bringing with +
clouds OF SCOT and smoke. Magnificent carpets
and curtains and elegantly covered furniture were
in an instant invested with ''sut of sables and in
many cases their beauty was forever destroy I'd
The destruction OF sky lights was immense and
universal Not one in the city escaped the fury of
the Storm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

The ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANy.-We observes
statement 1.-THE New York Express Messenger"
signed by the Treasurer of the Adams Express
Company TO the effect that the suspension of Adams
4 Co, in San Francisco has nothing TO do with the
Interests of the business OF the forwarding company
in the Atlantic States that the Company owes no
one, and OF course cannot suspend and that the
ability OF the latter to comply with all their engage
nent Is unquestionabe as ever.