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Rents ssllset.a. property lsssed. taxes paid
Connscsed With red estate carefully attended
Emisr.pts furnished with Typographical
Maps and Surveyor.
Psrticnlar attention givea TO the making Of
desirable and permanent investmsnts for non.
residents, and in leaning monsy At the usual
A. our oe6ce vill bs found accurate maps
from the Land OfRce Department, allowing the
timber, swamp 4 prairie land, course Of streams,
roads, bluffs, &c, &c, which we VIII take pleas
ure 10 showing to our castomes'
We will, upon request. obtain at the hegis-
ters Office. plats showing the vacant land In
any tow nship, and sent them by ma VI, upon re-
ceiving the land Office fee OF % cents, which
can be remitted as by mail in stamps.
Horace Everett, of the above hrm, Attorney
at Law, will give his particular attention to the
inyestig alton of titles and the general duties Of
his profession, which can be attended TO at his
office.
We refer to Lincoln Clark, Dubuque st.
job Powers s. Co, Mobile, Ala Clesveiand
Bros, New Orleans; Lucas T. Simonds, Darby
& Barksdale; st. Louis; Cashier Metropolitan
Bank. New York; Joseph Whitney & Co., Bos-
ton: Csdwsllader, Wallis, Esq, Chilocothe,
Ohio; A. G. Eye, Esq. Westminster, Maryland;
Geo. +. Huff, Esq, Shenandoah Cos We,
Aug. %. '55. Von~'u
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4 quarter section Of fins bo.tom land, lying
"A within four miles Of this city. Axe, .
quarter section Of hard wood timber, that has
not been culled or cut from, about S miles from
the city; also, q quarter sec. Of land, lying d.
rectly upon the road travelled north. and about
miles from the city, together with several
other smaller tracts Of land, sud = number Of
choice city lots, which can be purchased at bar
gains for cash down, If attended to Immediately
]. E. JOHNSON, Agent.
Cou ncil Bluffs, may %, 1855. (v5nl0tf =
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800 saeks G. A. seIt,
100 barrels Ks. do
200 SACKS Dairy do
90 barrels Molasses.
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100 Bed-steads, all patterns,
Bureas. cubboards, tin safes, chairs, lounges,
matrasses, stands, &C., &c.
100 cook and heatirg stoves, all patterns and
,sizes.
100 kegs Nails, assorted.
Doors, window sash, blinds, paints oil, &C.
b o D rs n ND SHOES,
We have sixty cases, all sorts and patterns
And every thing else that may be found in stores
this side Of St. Louis. Our heavy loss by FIRE
and thA failure Of so many business houses
throughout the states, have shown to US the ne
cessity Of doing pay down business. There
fore, we have adopted the pay down business,
and by this means we hope to offer such induce
ments to those tina. wish to pay down for goods,
that they will surely purchase.
By doing this kind of business, we are not
subject to loss, by bad debts and others losses,
which surely follows after crediting. We do
not pretend to say as Nebraska City and Omaha
City does, that ours is THE place to inDest your
money, but we do say we viii give you more
goods for your money, than any other house
west of st. Louis.
Call and examine--no trouble TO show goods.
Remember the sign Of the Cheap Cash Store,
Glenwood, Iowa.
CO We buy dry hides, furs, peltries, corn,
wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, taliow, &c. sc
at highest prices. july 81, y5n21m3
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1ElEGHAFf5EJ
ITAylNC made arrangements with the ST.
Ill Joseph and St. Lcais Express Lines, !
am prepsred to rscsive and toward messages to
al. narfIcf the Union, and sbtain quick answers
Aessases received At the Post Odace; o
FRANK B. WEIGH;
xs.aatf Agent.
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RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.

RICHARD n. YOUNG.
Late Commissioner Of the General
LAND OFFICE,
rTAyING opened m Agency Office in Wash
II inpton CITY, will devote his attention to the
procurement of Revolutionary, Invalid, and half
pay Pensions, and Bounty Land Warrants; and
to The prosecution of claims generally before
Congress. and the Executive Departments Of the
Government. He will attend especially tn all
clsims Affecting the titles 70 land, contested
pre-emption cases, DC, and to all claims for
horses lost in the service during the late war
with Mexico. back pay, extra pay, DC.
Letters addressed TO Richard n. Young.
washington city, post paid, will receive prompt
attention. KlChAhD a. iooNd'
washington City, July i. lS53.-l4-tf.
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EOR the prevention and cure of Intermit tent
and Remittent Fevers, Fever and Ague,
Chills and Fevers, Dumb Ague, General De-
Wnt3, Night Swests, aud all other forms Of
a1lesa Which hsys 3 .as seaEaon esigIa in Asle.
yGs 10 natural antidote which viii entire
lyprotect any resident or traveller even in the
mnt sickly or swampy localities, from any
Ague or Bilious disease whatever. or any inju-
ry from constantly inhaling Malaria or Mis-
ama
1t will instantly check TIE Ague in person s
who have suffered from any length of time,
from one day to twenty years, so that they
need never to have another chill, by continu-
ing in use according to directions. The pa
tisnt at once begins to recover appetite and
strength. and continues until permanent and
radical cure is effected.
One or two bottles win answer for ordinary
cases, some may require mole. Directions
printed in German, French & Spanish, accom-
pany each bottle. Price one dollar. Liberal
discount mad TO the trade.
JAS. A. RHODES, Providence, r, I.
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EvIDEsCE or SAFETY.

New-fork June II, 1855
81 hayo made chemical examination of
"Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure or "Antidote
to Malaria" and have tested it for arsnic, mer-
curry, quinine. and strychnine, but have not
found particle Of either in it, nor have found
any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
j. R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist"
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~ D. JOHNSON, J. r. CAsADY, J. d. TEST
JOHNSON, CASADY i TEST.
Attorneys Il Counsell0rs at Law.

GENERAL LAND A G E N T s
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL promptly attend 10 Land Agencies,
w Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants. and all other busi-
ness pertaining to their profession, in Western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Council Bluff, Feb. %. '55. n-4O-tI
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DEXTER G. BLOONKR,
Atser~sv. Coanss3or anA Land Agent

cCUnC1l DLUpye, IOWA.
DARTIOULAR aessatios given to the par
49, ma sS1e Of lands, SAs Investigation
Of land tisles, location Of land werrs.ts' pay
r,.ut ofs.xw. and collection sf dsbss, In west
arm Iowa md Nebrsska Territory,
Tr ON;ce first door East Of Pacihc House
Juae 19, 1855. lv9ni4tf
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REAL, ESTATE AND EXCHANGE.
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA.
ILAIMS Upon the Public Lands bought and
u sold. Loans negotiated on reasouable terms,
Collections made, and Money remlttsd with
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section Of the Territory furnishsd = re-
quirsd, upon payment Of $5; also letters sxpssna-
tory Of the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
Of Nebraska, or any portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt Of u.
J. e johnson, Blum City, Iowa.
Stutsman 4 Donnsll, 80
AeMahon 4 Williams,
Green. Weare & benton, Bankers, |"
NJ. W. lizard, Gov. ofN t., Omaha City, N: T.
March, 2, 1856. nR-U.
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SlE 4UuuCTy e
q - ~ = lll - NO.
L.. 80 - sleaa-
sAiso, 49, q ynsAsaaSlI lIssynS<
atAd = MS - S1Gey eountiaein ~ dsise,
we'll timhsrsd md tsu wstssed. !.
8 an 1lSt pfpPRsd 70 sntSf Lam o. Tl1fl.
en ~ usual t6sms and in quantitisS - s11t
pnrehaAprs sf --- sgs
Land vaSnnts carefully loaa1ed sp -
lard 70 b Obtained In Tho disaioa, - nfarAr
bic tsmS.
!. Lad bepGht aa4a aAs11 aoAneQ 3nRu1
With Gpre an1 at loSfinfes. s -
ih41 nAppsts lpf q Not3 ~ 1n
the 0tgeSAoF 81 Nm Mats, en4 l1so c4 Q61.
9iBGeok19 DSS = 1sv5Soa . q 49,
a M 1ese ~ - r. II
J|!! 4 g. :! !!
d. @. BLOO3BR.
Laad Aesnt.
Council HIuffA anr Z 1883 y5aQ0kf
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Land Agency at Council Bluffs

Land AgtHC! dt IOuIClI DIulN
rU,HE subscriber having opened an Office
at Council Blu ts, in Iowa, is prepared to
locste lands either in the Kanesville or Sioux
civ land districts, on warrants or cash. Hav-
ing speut the last two years in expiorine and
surveying lands in said districts, be considers
himself qualified TO make the best selections.
His rates vary from to 10 dollars per quarter
section. liberal deductio from these rates
for larger tracts.
REFKREkCES.
Geo s. Fisher, bankers, Ottawa, III.
VIM Il. w. Cushman,
DR.. E. Lowe, Council Bluffs.
]. B. Stutsman,
B. r. Pegram,
lv5n22f J. IL. VAIN EN-.
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A. w. BABBITT,

A TTORNEY aud Councillor at Law and
"A Solicitor in Chancery, Salt Lake City,
~. viii attend to all business entrusted to
6m in Utah Territory. He will also attend to
business in the Supreme Court Of the uaited
States.
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|. - &nf6le Il 1Hsesuesy 1a6ditoe Of t.
oseoUt an6HiAn1ome inQxtTiee u foGarA %
I1poponsu4asdoAy = 1iill6m esir, 0eook-
esl1s II. = Iheliee4 sfatsmeak th11 fsisss's .
m)eaeons - tnnsd N ths equal tsapsF aneat.
Since that tiae have examined number oi
Primes + Cor Melodeons, with special refer
saoe 70 The 9mpesa,ssnt, and havs not found
oae tuned in DUAL tempsramsnt The temper
amsnt in the Rslodeoas OF Prince 4 Co. . man.
ufneture that Ihsve examined, approaches near
srtho equal tim those Of Carhart e. Needham.
bnt Il IL far frtm equal, - any one troubled
with Q nice ssrI think will decide, if tn ey try
Tuner, Pouitn3, Vt.
We are very happy to stand corrected On
this point. WI made the statement alluded to
above on the authority Of \ professor of music
in this city, without having observed In refer
encs TO 1t our selvss--a thing We very seldom
do. We have since examined Prince d Co. q
Mslodeous, and find "A Tuner" right. Tho
nearer the equal tempsrsturs than Carhart's, it
10 stin unequal. We do know. however, that
8. D. T. H. w. Smiths Melodeons sold b~ H.
Watsrs, No. 333 Broadway, are tuned in the
equal temperament IN. Y. Musical Review.
Nessrs s. d. 4 Fl W. Smith rank as the first
of the melodeon In this co intry.
Their instruments are recommended by the best
Judges as superior in every respect.-Boston
Commonwealth.
q There IL constantly iu store at this es /.
ten different max es of Pianos, and
FIVE different makes Of Melot cons
II Each instrument is guaranteed TO give
entire satisfaction, or the purchase money re-
funded.
Persons at distance wishing to purchase
will. by fowarding their orders, have their wants
As we'll and as chesI iy supplied as though per-
sonaliy present (v5nl0if
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= p pprrr. W. c. JAMES.
PRICE IL JAMES.
TToRNEYS AT LAW, Council Bluffs
n City, Iowa. 'oa<u
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OMAHA CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
A limited number of lots in Omaha City are
now ready for private sale. Cal! on the uR
dsrsigned or on Mr. Boyer at Tootls and Jack
som store.
Lots will be given to persons who wish to
build this season.
July % is54.-tf E. LOWE.
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TOOTLE il GREENE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
G L E N OOD, 10 WA.
n We beg leave to call the attention
* 1of the good people of Mills, Potta-
NIwattamie Montgomery and Cass coun ~
ties, Iowa; also, Douglas and Cass counties,
Nebraska territory, to our large and late sup
ply of every kind of merchandise usually kept
In western Iowa.
having been bought and shipped little lower
sess sss & B se 6 .ss 4sSs.: ssss:,
Hats and Gaps and Ready Made Clothing, have
all been purchased in tie eastern cities at the
lowest cash prices.
Give US call before you purchase, and If We
do not sell you cheap goods, we will make our
neighbors do so.
q Remember the cheapest house in town.
TOOTLE & GREENE.
July 81. v5n2ltf
I 90 fiae Doors, assorted sizes, ior sale at Glen
L wood, by TOOTLE & GREENE.
1000 lights Pine Sash, all sizes, for sale low
= est prices by TOOTLE e. GREENE.
900 sacks G. A. Salt, at Glenwood, by
u TOOTLE & GREENE.
100 Boxes Glass, assorted at
j TOOTLE & GREENE.
10000 lbs assorted Iron, reed at low freight,
i and cheap, by TOOTLE & GREENE.
TOO Kegs asst Nails, and every other article
i for building purposes, at the chep cash store
in Glenwood. TOOTLE l. GREENE.
rs Bedsteads, 10 Bureaus, IL Sofas 25 tables,
| 10 lounges, and any quantity of other fur
niture, cheap, at TOOTLE & GREENE.
rs Boxes assorted Teas, put up expressly for
| our trade, (not sank) very cheap, at Glen
wood, by TOOTLE s. GREENE.
WANTED.
sOO0 bushels Wheat. Oats, Corn; also hides
Flour, Meal, Furs, Bacon, DC.
TOOTLE & GREENE.
JOSEPH v. HINCHMAN,
Ii HR ~ a. - II - IT,
eLENwooD, IOWA,
- Would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Mills =
and adjoining counties that
he is in receipt Of gener-
- al assortment of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Books, Sta
tionery. Also, an assortment Of Jewelry, per-
fumery, and other notions, together with a COM
pete stock OF tobacco and cigars.
RE, puro icun ra Far rnodi cal nurpnsns npIr
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DIR. w. B. OGDON,
CURGEON Dentist. Office on east side OF
- Madisou ST., a few doors above the tin shop,
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III. d. JOHNSON
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ISAAC \. EN-,
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j. r. CASADY, /,
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GEO. HOWE.

ZEN, FRANK z. WEIGH.
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- All work warranted to give pssfect sat
isfsciion or no pay required. v5Al4tfs
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ID A. Russell would inform tho publ
lGs that he has opened Bathing Room il
coaneefisa with HE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
ALLEGED MURDER ORA CHILD BY HER
,STEP-FATHEh.

Yesterday afternoon information was received at
the Coroner's office that Elizabeth Merrill, child
seven years of age, residing at No. l53 West Thirty
fah-st, died from some kind of poison, supposed to
have been administered by John c. Morse. her step
father. DIR. Chasteny, Coroner Hiltons deputy, was
sent to the deceaseds residence to make arrange
ments for an inquest to-day and learned that Morse,
the accused party, had been missing since Friday and
was supposed to have run away. Morse had been in
the habit of getting intoxicated and had often threat
ened the life Of the deceased He hated her, but was
fond of his own two children, who lived in the Same
house. On Thursday accused brought home oranges
and save gone 10 his children and one TO the deceased
The one given to the latter was supposed to have
contained arsenic that afternoon she grew sick and
continued very i'll until II o'clock on Saturday night,
when she died. The mother Of the child suspects her
husband of the alleged deed. An investigation will
be made to-day by Coroner Hilton.
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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

On Saturday evening soirec musicale was given
by Mr.. Bagiol the entertainment being wholly by his
pupils, and the admissions being cards of invitation.
II was held at Dodwolth's Saloon, and drew adj
miring auditory. The pieces sung the most diff
cult of the eminent masters. The execution by Mrs.
Stagg Of a beautiful sacred air of Cherubini was
thing to be remembered for its deep devotional senti
nent and the rich voice Of the singer. Miss Spinoa
dashed brilliantly through the air of Non pd Mesta, as
well as another of equal foridity. This young lady is
rapidly assuming prirna donna place Her voice is
fexle and her ease and precision remarkable. Miss
Behrond has made great advances iii dramatic ex-
nreesion. and gave some very ambitious displays OF
decamatory and cantatile readings. Miss Pell, Miss
Hail. and others of some thirty vocasts gentlemen
included were among the avorites. Our object isnot
to give special mention Of each merorous perform
inc amateur but rather to call attention to the fact
of the existence ofso much private excellence so ama-
bly, displayed. The voices Of so many trained young
ladies, fresh pure and soulreecye OF innocence and
"the unbought grace of life " were profoundly adj
nired by o brilliant Auditory.
The OPERA.-To-night at the Academy Four
feminist, Purtani will be given for the first time
By the Lagrange Troupe. See advertisement.
CoyoERT-There will be grand Concert Monstre
"a la Julien" at the Tabernacle on Tuesday to-
morrow evening. See advertisement
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED MURDERERS.

man named John McCarty, residing at No. 81
Goerck.st., New-York, appeared before Justice ia
cobs of the late City of Wilamsburgh, yesterday az
ernoop and testified that he believed that James Hays,
residing at the corner of Tenth-av. and Twenty-sxth
St. and Jane McCarty residing at the of Lewis
ind Seventh st., New-York were guilty of causing the
death of child five fingered which was found Sc
GREETED under some straw in the area Of No. "a Firstst
Eastern District of BROOKLYN tho 27th of April
last. Awarant was placed in the hands of Officers
Morris and Townsend of the With District Police,
who effected the arrest of the parties last evening and
lodged them at the With District Stnton-Hotse, where
an investigation will be commenced to-day.
A few days previous to the eth of April McCarty
states that the girl to his house since her arrival
in this country and admitted that she had child but
refused to let them see or know where it was, and
made various statements as to its whereabouts, which
led him and his wife to suspect that there was some
thing wrong. McCarty had also seen description
of the man and woman who concerned in leaving
the infant at Ne "a Firsts which answered the des
cripon Of the girl who is about 10 years of age, and
HAYS who is stone cutter and about 10 years OF age
On Monday last the wife of McCarty proposed to 20
and see the child, when the girl left the house and
went TO service where she was arrested.
Jane McCary says that she delivered Of
female infant at Bellevue Hospital about the 9th of
March, where she gave assumed name of Jane
Hays; on the 18th or 18th of April she went to Mr.
Kellogg, Superintendent Of Outdoor Poor, where she
gave her name as Margaret Fitzpatrick and that the
child belonged TO girl named Ellen Mcdonnell, aud
that she left the child and has not since heard
OF it.
On the investigation to-day the facts will be elected
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shall DO 40 myself consider his discovery the
nearest Of any to the benevoence Of Christ

shall DO 40 myself / consider his discovery the
nearest Of any to the bencvcence of Christ
DIR. SINS made few brief observations n which
he attributed everything of his success to Woman
alone; he LorosIn and devotion enabled him TO sue
coed in his discovery and TO her due the founding
of the Hospital which they had just inaugurated.
DIR. GARDINER said The French have claimed 10
cure this disease, but Dr.. Mott traced fifteen cases
treated by Jobar through all their stages, and not one
of them was successful. What lie very narkable in
Dr. simss mode OF treatment s it, safety With all
Others. the French not excepted, there is certain
amount Of mortality but Of all the cases which have
come under tie care Of DIR. Sims not one has ter
minated fatally. ite hrst case which DIR. SIMS
operated upon was that Of a mulatto woman, and he
was not successful; and the second time he not
sucoessiu but lie did not give up despair again and
again he operated, until after twentyone operations
on the sGIne woman he finally succeeded; and on
three CAFES he operated altogether about forty times
before he succeeded with them. The perseverance OF
the Doctor is worthy Of oil commentator, but his sue
Gees was not due TO the berosm of the woman. She
was slave, and Rad to submit to the operations be-
caufe her master made her. This is about the first
time that am aware Of that Slavery has been bene-
fetal to Science or anything else.
DR.. FRAScIs abruptly turning to the Reporers)-
Don't put that in; don't say anything about Slavery;
you mustn't put that into your reports
DIR. SINS said of the forty unsuccessful attempts
not one was made without the express consent Of all
the parties interested.
The Rev. DR.. ADAMS offered prayer with which
the exercises were concluded.
The Hospital is situated at No. SO Madson-av., and
Is under the management of Mrs. David Codwise,
First Directress; Mrs. VIM. b. Aston, Second Di-
rectress; and Mrs Ogden Hoffman, Third Directress.
Mrs. Jacob LEM is Treasurer, Mrs 7. c. Doremus,
Assistant Treasurer, and Mrs Horace Webster, Score
fnry. The faculty of the Institution are Dr. j. w.
Francis, President; Drs Mott and Stevens, Consung
Surgeons DIR. Sims, Attending Surgeon and Drs.
Francis and Delafield, Consulting Physicians.