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Cash Music l. Plane Store OF
HO r A CE w A T E r s


No. 333 Broadway, New York.
IMPOSITION to monopoly Music al
~ greatly reduced rates. Notwithstanding
the combination of music dealers to keep up
the price of non-copyright mn sic. against the
iaterests Of native composers, and their resu .
sal to extend to Mr.. Waters the courtesie: Of
the trade, he j. making immense saies-having
sbxudsnt evidence. that he has public counte-
nance and support, In his opposition to the
great monopoly, and in his efforts to aid native
taleEt. and I" ADOPT the national currency. Hls
stock Of American and European music IS I'M
meuse. and the catalogue Of his own puoiica-
ti0Bs is oae of the largest and best selected IN
che United States. He has also made great
reduction in the prices Of Pianos, MelOdeons
and Musical Instruments Of all kinds. Slpe.
rior toned 6il octave pianos for SITS, S2OO ana
$225, interior of as good quality, and insira
ments as strong aud as durable as those Spicn
cost $500. Pianos of every variety OF style
and price up TO $1,000. comprising those OF ten
different manufactures among them Inc cei~
ebrated modern impro sed Horace Waters n.
amos and the first premium Eoian Pianos oil
r. Gilbert & Co.'s make, Owners of the 40
liam PATENT. Second hand pianos at great bar
gains. Prices kom $40 to $3.50. Melodeons
from FIVE different manufactures. including the
we'll known S. d. g. II. w. Smiths melodeons
TUNED the equal temperamentI the best made
In the United States. Price $45. $50, $75.
500, Sis. $l25, Sl35 and $50. Smith 8
double bank melodeon 5000. Each Piano and
Melodeon guaranteed The best terms TO the
trade. schools, &c; 1878 per cent. discount
to clergymen and churches. All orders prompt
ly attended to. Music sent to all parts OF The
country, postpaid, at the reduced rates, Gen
era, and SOLICIT catalogues and schedule of pri-
ces of Pianos forwarded to any address free OF
charge. [n47-3ml
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
Pick and shovel.

SxITH's DIGGINs.-Takcn from Judge
baldwin & Co.'s claims, on the 1lth inst,
one chunk weighing Al oxs., another IL o.,
one l3 ozs., and another -ozs. Total II
ounces.
Moxsrrs Luxr.-A large crowd collected
at Langtop's Express Office Tuesday night,
to lock at the monster chunk OF quartz and
gold, recently found ut French Ravins, by
Il. Il. Smith Esq. The piece weighs 971a
pounds, Troy. and from its comparative
bulk and weight, we should suppose it was
nearly one half gold. With one exception
this is the largest Piecs ever found in Cali
fornia mines. 1t was taken to AarysylIle
on Thursday, by Mr.. Langton.
ST.. LOUISA correspondent lat st. Louis
says: s'We have the finest Weather here
that ever the elements permit; the snow IS
fast disappearing, without causing much
moving OF the waters there are, however
few sluice- heads. Preparations for mining
are at stand still. Our folks are not idle
though; MIR. Witherow is teaching single
school, and Witherow's Grassland is in full
blast. Tho library ID circulating ia almost
every cabin and the young hopef uis OF the
village. ara having their ideas developed
under the instruction of Mr. Chandler u the
village, and Mr.. White on Sears old Flat.
The sporting gentry are about, picking up
odd dimes, looking rather seedy withai.
E. Bracy Co., have started passenger
train between this place and Marysyille.
Dimes.
Moscow send you the amount OF gosa
taken out of the different claims at this
place, week before last.
Hook and Bull Co., two days washing
l26 ozs. Is dwts. -. jenny Lind Co.,
days washing, so ozs. -. Baldwin l. Co,
ils days washing. Is ozs. 80. =. Maiden.
2 days washing, "a ozs. ...... In addition
to this Baldwin Il Co, took out two pieces
this mo ming, one weighing = pounds the
other l pounds. We have only about one
half sluice- head of water, and the differ
ent companies arc unable TO wash more than
two or three hours day. Sierra Cit
izen. California.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
Excelsior.

The contractor on the southern stage
glne, kr. FRosr, has procured and placed
sspon this route change of fine commo-
dious. beautiful and convenient new coach.
~r. Hurra for FRosr Glad to see such
every day of the year.
From the east, we learn that stock and
coaches are being run on TO the line this
side OF Oskaloosa, preparatory to running
daily coaches to this place. Let them
come, they are much needed, and will be
well paironizcd.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

or kennedy l. Co., of Pittsburgh. are
publishing very necessary and useful
series of Monthly Bank Detectors, Com
me.cial Review, Coin Chart, DC, both in
English and German. We have received
a bundle of half q dozen different works,
for April, for which favor they will please
accept our thank
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
To Old Soldiers.

DY a recent act of Congress, all Soldiers who
ID have heretofore obtaineg bounty land for
services, are entitledTorcceive an additional I'D
aitionai warrant for 80 many acres will uiake
enc hundred and sixty in The whole; thus, those
who have received forty acres, will be entitled
to receive an additional warrant for one humid
red assd tweuty acres; those who have received
eighty, an additional warrant for eighty acres.
All who are entitled to receive additional
warrants, can do 50 by calling on tife undersign
ed, at his office opposite the Pacific House, ia
Council Bluff City. WM. G. JAMES.
April Sd, 1855. n5i-tf. /
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PAPER HANGING'S DEPOT,
No. ~. Courtlaadt Steet, New Yerk

No. - Courtiaadt Steet, New Yerk,
NsartyssPposite :he Merchants Hotel.
~THE Croton Manufacturing Company {or.
s gsnized under the general Mandf. curing
Law of the state of New York offers at whole
sale. In quantities to suit purchasers, at Manu-
fassarers' Lowest Prices, for cash or approved
credit, Paper Hanstags, Of every vari 'ty ol
style aoA price, DsFdcss' 20 match. Fire-board
Prinss n great @asisty. Transparent Window
Shades, vide WMds~ Certain Papers, end
Window Shade Fixsares, Of tho Iseett Btyies
and superior 6nish, all Of their own manuf.c-
fture ahd inpof1ua him. As their stock is large
and entirely ~, they invite merchants, book.
eelien ard 1eol6fstn 4hese 1fticlss, TO call and
exaunins thsis Styses and prices wtsusver they
visit The city. BIS rs. :.
NV yosf, Marshl, Ie55. Lnas-3@1
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sAINr LOUIS
ST & A III p LAININ MILL

/ ST E A III PLANNING p MILL.
UMBER YARD and Sash, Door. s-Blnd
II Moulding aud Box Factory. corner of al.
hn and Ihirt~enth streets. Office, North side
of Oliye, No. III, between ith and 5th streets
St Louis, Missouri.
We have always on ha.td the following arti
cies, warranted Of the best material and ts-srk
'manship. thoroughly seasoned by steam. and
as low as similar work can be furnished in the
west. Panel Doors, Nisauw $aih, Rollins
Hlinds, Stationary Blinds, Mantels, Dosr and
y, !" incow Frames. Pine and Popular Weather
boarding. Whita and Yellow Pine Flooring
Shelving. Slngelss and Lathes. rl-1e'
U Boxes Of every description made 10 order,
WlLLIAH WADE + co.
MarcAi Lii % Tni5-6ini
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A great demand ant good wages paid
Il is almost impossible to hire hand or
get job done. Blacksmiths and wagon
makers, carpenters and joiners, shoems.
Iers, Gs, are much needed. We have
jobs at the shops that have lain weeks aud
We cannot get them done. nor hire GOOD
farmer.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
LUMBER-PINE LUMBER.

TsRE Subscribers would inform the citizens
L Of Ccunsl Bluffs aud the public generally
hat so sosn IS the savigation Of the Misson ri
is resumed they will slap <o'this Plase, large
stsck Of Pins lumber, including dressed i4asor-
.ng and shelving, doors, windsws, and door
frames, sash aud anysh ug In that line, hich
they will sell stgreAsly reduced prices aud up
ON the most reasouabse terms.
D. LINDLEY s. Co.
Council Bluffs Iowa, Feb. 18th. SIS HSS-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

RATHER BrrER.-The following is said to
have taken place on late occasion at the
house of Douglas Jerrold Thoughts, dear
said his wife, appealing TO him, in small,
feminine dispute, ''do you think am gener-
ally bad tempered?"
''No, my dear" said he. 'T think you are
particularly So"
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

AxorHKs TxRsIroRY IAN effort is ma
king to oGxsnise q, new Territory south OF
kansss. and extending down 10 the SAITH
degree OF latitude aud between the 9th
and iOOth degrees OF lossitu.c, erAbra-
cling An area q 4s, ,OO0 lsyes. and to bs
called Hcoshn- = esla,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
J. z. JOHNSON.

eneFai agent and Notary Public, Council
II BluAs Iowa Win attend to buying sell
ing selecting and entering lands, purchasing
or disposing Of claims--paying taxes, or giving
infoymstion In regard to the tslintry, With, or
without maps. and TO Che executio.. Of all legal
instssnntr. - ss ,.,a tisa 1sox
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
FIRST PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN
Nebraska City.
THE FUTURE EMPORIUM OF NEBRIS-
KI TERRTTORY.

4 BOUT 500 choice lots in Nebraska City,
IA aud 30 lots in kearney City, Immediately
contiguous, will be offered for sale to the high
cst bidder OH ,he premises, commencing OH
Moh1say, the 23d day Of April. 1855.
Sale 70 t,ue from day 10 day until al arg
sold. AT The opto,. Of the propietors. Trrms
az sale :-One tIIir,! in hand, and The balanoe
in six months TITLE rpIsPUsABLE. Ihe slts
of Nebraska City has long beeu admired as The
most eligible situation for q large commerciaI
emporium on the South side of Missouri Hivef
It i situated on that romantic bluff known as
Old Fort Kearney, commanding picturesque
view of the mighty Missouri, for miles up anu
down; and has been esteemed fer many years,
and California Stone coal has been discov-
cred near the site in large quantity. The wa
ter is excelient--the climate temperate and no
ted for lis saiubrty.
Heavy bodies Of the finest timber, OF every
variety is found on aud neer the City, and sew
erai saw mill, arc now rapidly settling III afi
around tie city.
There are ulready in the city Two mercantile
estahrs Cue large lIo.el (the largest iI
the 7 d two more about bcinl, CON
strut &c already erected, 20 build
legs, ...aHy more, III progress OF construc-
ton.
An abundance OF limestone rock on the siio
and contracts cou pleted for the making of two
millions ef brick, the ensuing en-, Two
brick churches and one college will he erected
during next summer.-TEis county has a grc1
ter population than the whole Territory North
Of I'ia.te River.
Nebraska City is 81 miles from the Sonth line
ofthe Territory, and 20 mics South ofthe Great
Plate river, and about the centre of the settled
portion ofthe Territory.
1t is on the direct line Of the great Genital
chain Of Railroads from the Atlantic to the Pa
cfc and is destined to continue, all the time,
as it does now, to monopoize the greater par:
of the business of the territory
In the language Of the President Of the Fort
Dos Moins, Iowa S. r. Railroad; 4" "'Nebraska
Cby' uW be The first City. IN eommcrciai and
mlanuf lcturing importance in the future STATE Of
Nebraska"
Tie site has fine DlufF. Rock landing, not
subject To change, un1 Steam Ferry, now at
the Landing affords every facility for crossing
Arrangements are in progress to secure regu-
lar Packet Line of Steamboats, between ST. Louis
and this place.
The first paper issued in the Territory was
the ''NebEaska City News - which can boa OF
the Largest circulation of any; which Indicates
the moral progress of the country.
3. F. NUCkOLLS,
Agent for proprictors of Nebraska City.
March, 6, 1853. n43-tf.
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LANGUAGE, DRAWING.
AND pAINTIN q SCHOOL
NOL. E. j. PLEYEL proposes TO open a
~ Language. aud Drawing School, for botk
sexes, October ID, 1884.
TERMS ron -wBUvE LE5soa
French or Ger. an anguage, SO 0c
Drawing aud Pointing, In all branches, So o..
HOURS Fer LNN<St AGE:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from to :.
O'Clock, in French.
Mondav, Wednesday and Friday, from to S
e'cteck, in German.
HOURS FOR DRAWING Ann PAINTING:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9 to
o'clock
Council Bluffs City, Sept, 81. h49-tf
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TERMS OF THE BUGlE.'
Terms Of the Seni-Weekiy Bus


One copy. one year, paid invariably IN
advance, So
One copy, one year. paid within six months, OO
Z" after a. 5 90
/" six months, In advance, O0
Single copies. neatly enveloped, ,
Orders for the Bugle by mail will not he filled
except when accompanied by the subscription
price Twelve and one-h2lf per ceat deduction
will be made TO clubs Of cash subscribers
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
ALDEN, HOWE, AND WEIGH.
General Dealers in Real Estate

AND EXCHANGE.
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
TLAIMS Upon the Public Lands bought and
~ sold. Loans negotiated on reasonable tc rRs,
Collections made, aud Money reatted WITH
promptness and dispatch Maps illustrating
any section of the Territory furnished as re-
quirsd, upon payment of s.; also letters explana-
tory Of the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
of Nebraska, or any portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt OF ST.
REFERENCES
]. E Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa.
Stutsman & Donnell, .
McMahon & Williams, 9 +"
Green, Weare 4 Benton, Bankers, % '
NJ. w. Izard, Gov. of N T., Omaha City, n. T.
March, 2, 1855. ni2-tf.
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A w~ party 4 Psncas - : party ol
whites en- the head waters of the PaPpil-
ion. were very friendly. said they did not
want to pisnder the whites-hoped the
xoso KNIVES would not vast them, IS they
we.e not S1oUx, nd we've friendly with
their pale-facca Sretisers-
They have iearned that the dragons
are expected early this spr;sg, and dread
a lust re etpbstioa fer their deeds last sea-
son.
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TAKE PARTICULAR EOq4Oc.

THOSE Indebted 20 the subscribers for ium
l. her 11lkraf1ss to scttle their account i'm
me.iiatesy ~ they Gill certainly tra cost ad
ded. ne must have money to get afong witt
our busiuess, aud mean TO collect oetetaadins
socoa ats % ehe shortest possible notice.
Herestefs no person need send teams TO the
mill for iunoer nnless paid for before foading il
up, for We .re determined TO have cash down
for etety foot we scH In future
So'send along the cash if you want h:nibez
or your tesms will be sent back wtho SIT
This we mean for everybody without exception
J.V. JEFFREYS t. co.
October 10th 1S54-n5-tf
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LAND OFFICE CLOSED,

LAND UFFlcE, EVANSVILLE, IOWA,
February 4th, 1855.
This office will be closed against Private En-
teries from ist day OF march, to LIST Monday Of
April, 1855. Pre-emps,on Dec lrutory stune-
ments, and preof TO sustain pre-emptions will
be taken II; any time during the time the o flee
is closed.
LYSANDER ". BABBTTT.
Feb 6rh, n35-9m
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
TO RENT. TO RENT.

A farm well suitedfor agriculture, and max
ing money by keeping travellers, and another
for grain growing and stock raising. Al SO
WANTED, a good steady industrious pratical
hands to do large job OF ditch
Ing. For particulars inquire of
J. s. JOHNSON, asrnt.
March l6 80 n-46-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
Csrriase Il Wagon Shop.

mHE Undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Council Bluff City and vicinity.
that he has changed his quarters from the
upper end of Madison Strret, to the lower, a
few doors from the Post Office, where he nav
be found at all times, ready to do all work in
his line of business I. l.. TREYNOR
ouncilB.uf,, March, l3, '55. n45-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

HAVE Y0U AN ORCHARD GROWING ,
IL not, be sure and get one at once Now
is the time to order your trees, and if ordered
nov, you will be certain to get what YOU order.
Delays are dangerous and should not be indulp-
ed iii. / will furnish any variety Of fruit or
Ornamental trees you may wish, in good time
.or setting, delivered in t.is city, on the .nost
reasonable terms if ordered soon VIII also
pay cash for good Garden Seeds.
II. A.TERRY.
Council Bluffs, January l9. 1854.
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GREAT FIRE /

WE w-ill inform our friends that we are not
w burnt out, but arc in u worse condition.
having sold large amount Of onl goods for
mems promises 10 pay. which they wholly dis
regarded, therefore, as we have no insurance
company to look to for our losses, all persons
knowing themselves indebted VIII CONE u.aud
ray UP their accounts ana notes, and relieve Us
in our time Of need as well us save cost and
trouble. McMAH4N & WILLIhuS.
nov ~ l0tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
HOt I'll T.
E% -"HHEH "a M ~
STILL SURVIV ES!

NE STUD Y TO PLEA Sc.
S10E the undersigned would most respectfully
" announce to our friends and customer rs
that we have received entire new, aud we'll
selected stock of GOODS, at our new, large and
commodious building, No. rs, Broadway Coun-
ell Baffs, where We will be happy to see cur old
friends and customers and cordially invite all in
want of good bargains to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as IL is no
trouble to shox Goods. We are determined TO
sell as low as anv house in the West our mot
tots as it ever has been, "Sman profits and quick
sales.
n b. All kinds Of furs peitries, dry hides
and merchantabIe produce. taken in exchange
,or goods, and received on debts as payments
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Council Bluffs city, Jan 4, le53-37-te
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Farmers Attention.

| will pay cash for butter, eggs, lard,
L potatoes beans and other kinds Of coun-
try produce; also all kinds of lumber, d.
liverca at the Post Office block, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
". D. JOHNSON.
Feb. 9Th, '55. n4 l-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

4 SPLENDID young Horse four years old,
"A well broke: Is tons Of hay; 90 shocks of
Corn LOO acres ofshe bestLAad octweea Council
Bluffs and Omaha City, fronting on the street
leading from this city TO tho river. Aleo sou,
Of the best property Ia the City,
Apply to j. &. CO )~,
Orto JoUysoS CAsADr Trsr
March 81, 1856. uf.-i.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
SKY LIGHT
DhGUEhnE0TYPE MINIATURES.

II. HAS oIINGS would respectfully an.
VI nounce to the Ladies and Gentl.mcn OF
Council Bluffs and Its vicinity, that having re.
turned to this place, be is now taking Colorcd
DagucrrcotyPe Miniatures, ia a superior style
equal to any in the West according to prices.
Ldkenesses taken OH a setting of a few sec
ords, from O'Clock 4, NJ. to4P. NJ. in all
kinds of weather All pictures warranted to
be durable, and satisfactory to the persons sit
ting.
Prices. from one dollar and ifty cents TO five
dollars, for single pictures.
u5Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
and examine specimens
u A first rate Camera and Apparatus for
sale. Instruction given in the art.
u Rooms ON Broadway, a few doors above
the Pacitic House, aad nexs Johnson and
Casady's Land Office.
January ~. 1855.-n32 If
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

IMPORTATION AITED.
WHO has a Box Of merchandise marked
w "HoRAcE GfLLET" or "IsAAc GRoo.o
Any person having knowledge OF such box,
Will render favor to che owner BY giving in
formotiea of tie same to the
sEDITof 0eFs THE BUGLE
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
cARS0N'S RANCHE

(FoEAERLY TIE GLOBE sALUON'
THE Subscriber announces to the citizens
] Of Council Bluff City, and the rest of
mankind, that he has opeaed Restaurant at
tho cid and well knewn sIaHd the Globe Saloon,
where he Will be happy to wait en- all who ia
vor hia with their patronage. His table shall
be as we'll So pDlied as the market will allow,
lunch win be served up at 10 o clock.
All day his bar is snnnli-l w::::a Choice wines
aud liquors. Strangers visiting the city will
find this very convenient aud comfortable
place 10 get the wants Of Nature supplied.
J.W. CARSON.
Council Bluffs, Aug Sth '5i-n4i-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
Rates of Advertising.
IN THE sEMI-WEEKLY BUGLE.

u UluCGl
arriage notice. 100
Lirtsh ara Deaths published free Of charge.
Busn Cards (ordlnsry size.) pr hund., 2,5O
g oyer one hundred, " . 2,oO
ash Ia a :ance will be required for all ad-
vertiseme ats, except where certain sssps nslsil-
ty is known TO exist.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
MEDICINES

WARRANTED TO CURE TIE AGUE.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Western Tonic Syrup,
Bragg's Indian Queen Tonic Pills,
Thompson's Tonic Powders
For Darrhea, Summer Com plants, and
other diseases
Rowand's Syrup of Blackberry,
Essence of Life,
Cholera Syrup,
Jaynes Popular Medicines,
hfsfatrs Pills and Dtters,
Syrupof Ssrsapariiss.
And various other femily Medicines, for
sale at the Store under the Basac Once, by
WM. d. JOHNSON.
Omaha Nebraska, an. 10, 1855
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

ISAAC r. ALDEN, FRANK r.. WEIGH.
GEO. HOWE.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
klIicE.
CLOSED FOR A FEW DAYS.

CLOSED FOR A FEW DAYS.
r W. DAMON takes this method 10 in form
y. his friends and patrons that he has for
few days only, closed his daguerrean room, and
will soon reopen better prepared to serve them
TO the most li!e-like and beautiful pictures.
Those who desire to obtain such, need not
fcrr long deIay.-Be patient short TINA.
March 80 tS55. motif.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

A BOUT 500 choice lots in Nebraska City,
IA and 30 lots in Kearney City, Immediately
contiguous, will be offered for sale to the high
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

= d. JOHNSON, r. cAsADY, ID. TEST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-16
M r. Editor

YOU may announce my name for candidate TO
i sell o. cry article of Dry Goods and Groce
RES cheaper than ever, az / am anxious to raise
money 10 bny few lots, which can't do well
after the election, as there will be dreadful raise
IN property, for shall tax every 10, in the city
10 per cent per week, if am elected to carry on
our Rail road, TO be paid IN The bank weekly,
which will complete one mile Of our Road week
~. How many weeks will il take 10 complete
his road? Who owns tho road, Lee county.
The city Of Keokuk the property holders p
II you hnd yon pay over the Wholesale price for
any article III any Of my stores you can return
the articles. S. s. BILLINGS.
Main Street, Ksokuk, Iowa.
March %, 1855 dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-16
PENNkYLNANIA RAILROAD.
60 g

THREE Daily Through Ifdits. between P
| ladelphia ard Pittshnrg THE M0RNIAt
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for PIttsburs
a. I X a. NJ. and Pitsbnrg Tor Philadelphia at
7 a NJ. THE FAST LINE leaves Philalelphia
Tor piitsburg Al p NJ. aud ptttshnrg for Phia-
deipha at | r VI THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia tof Plttsburg at
P NJ, and pntlburg for Philadelphia a, 10 P. Nj.
The above hines connect a. Pif'sburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM St. Leuis, Mo; Alton,
Gaiena md Chicago, Ills; frankfort, Lexingi on
aad Louisville, Ky; Terre iIanfe, Madison, In
fayeite, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
Ton, Springfield, BelIefontaine, SaHousky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Massilion and
Wooster Ohio: also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and 10 NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, Lou.s-
VILE and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had 10 or from slther
Of The above places.
For further particulars, $50 Hand bIiis at thu
different starting points. Passengers from the
West will find THE The shortest and most exnedi-
tous roateto Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
o, Boston.
TiOS MOORE,
AGENT. Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Ascent, Passenger Lines, pittsburg
Feb |, 1850 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-16
Valuab!!c Gut Lots for Sale.

he undersigned proposes 10 sell portion Of
= the Tract known as the Gamble Farm, In
ten acre lots.
The above land is situated abonf /. mil. fro~
the town plat OF Keokuk, and a6orda manv
beaatiiul sites for private residences. TAs
land being very rich and situated conveoient "a
the city, and beyond the reach Of the dust from
the Plank Road, Offers the most valuable loca-
lions Tor Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, &C.
Terms Will be made easy and title warranted.
VIM. c. GRAHAM.
April Is, 1855. d3m