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INTERIOR nEeAnrMENr.

General Land O5fce--Swrey Of The Sab Luke Region
Information been received by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office that the surveyor general OF Utah Terri
tory made for the survey ninety miles of me-
rdan base standard parallel lines and six hundred and
eighty miles Of township and section nes lying between
Salt Lake the Wasach mountains The initial point has
been established Salt Lake city, the southeast Of
Temple Block.
Surveys Lake Sperior.A short time since publish
ed the the Commissioner of the General Land
Office the surveyor general of Iowa. directing the survey
the unarveyed lands Lake Superior and the islands
lying said lake. In reply the surveyor general states that
he secured the services of experienced deputy
veyor that the work will be pushed forward rapidly
possible.
Patents GraneaThe Issues Of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, October lG, 1850, are as follows:
Patents y
Designs
--
Total 25
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TnEAsuRY pEPARTMENT.

Light House Keepers APpoined.At Franks Island, Lou
isaDa James Christianson per annum james Sec
ley Front Light Gedneys Channel New York. at $500 per
annum John Spencer, Oak Island North Carolina, at
$500 per annum; John Lory at Pass LOatre Louisiana,
(keeper at 5000 per annnm and james Davidson, (asst
keeper) same light, $3.50 per annum Sylvester Da-
Wis (astant keeper at Monhegans Island Maine at $500
per annum Andrew Wilson, at Point Comfort, Gedney
Channel New York. 500 per annnIn; John Mehan, at
Fishing Battery, Maryland, at $500 per annum.
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OF FICIAL.

Treasury DErAKTagxr, August b 1855.
Notice hereby given holders Of stock Of the loan authorised
and after The l2t Novcmae
whole Of that stock will be purchased by
Doth November nexi,
premium will be paid in addition To the Suns
expressed n certificates
Of the Uniied
of S3Oo ooo WIZ
during the period s the following raesi
1912, premium OF 10 cent o seek
ls47 SAS, Of l6 cent I'D or
commonly called Texs>nden-
nifty stock, premium of six per cent.
will allowed, tho stipulated In the ecnn-
here with one
uddion enable Tressurcs draft rench the party
department under the present no.
assigned United States by the pay snii
tied to receive the purchase money.
Payment stocks made by drafts the assist
Boston, New York. Phadeiphe, the taiS
entitled receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-difNoy30 rIate. 4 Etar.l
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
srArn DEPARTMENT.

Aiaerieon Skipping Haor, Nora Scotia. The number
of American vessels arriving and departing from Halifax
Nova Scotia from the st of July TO the 30th OF September
1885, The combined cagoes discharged at
this port amounted 1903 tons the value of which
tmated sci 300 The value of the cargoes exported in
these vessels wasestinated at S2l, Ta3.
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Horrible Murder.

cuMBrRLAsp, (Md.,) Oct, l6.Dr Hadde, of this city
and his clerk named Grail both murdered Sunday
this place, supposed by German. The bodies
found this morning horribly mutated. They entiecd
out TO attend sick The alleged murderer has been
arrested having in his possession the clothing watch and
pocket-books Of the victims.
DR.. Haddell formerly commissioner Of the board Of
health in Baltimore.
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MARHIEu,

on The lib inst by r. DAsHEII, Nj CHARLES r.
YOUNG 10 Miss JANE E. LATHAM, niece OF r. w. LATHAM,
esq, eflis city.
In Washington October I5 by r. n HAsELt, Mr. JOHN
PRIEST. .ofVicksbue, Mississippi 10 Miss HELEN ANDERSON,
Of this
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By EGR A PIT .
Latesf from NoyfolE.

NoaroLK, Oct l5--l2, m.--on Saturday new cases
CURED among the returned absentees
On Sunday there deaths, Of which Of the
cases.
The authorities advise that OF the refugees abroad
should return before the LIST of November.
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Elections win be held in Louisiana and Mississippi on
Monday, November 5; in New York and Wisconsin on
Tuesday, November 6 in Maryland on Wednesday No
vember and in Massachusetts, Monday November g.
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Total
POST orrIcE pEPARrMEsT.

appointment Of Route Agents.-Charles D. smith, in place
of Obadiah Woodson resigned to between Godsboro
and Prattsburgh, on the North Carolina railroad.
Samuel S. Brooks transferred from the Cairo and Sando
val route to between Terre Hauie and Mattoon on the
Terre Haute and Alton railroad and W. T. Dowdell, to
Cairo and Sandoya in the place Of Samuel s.
Brooks, transferred.
DiscoatinuedThe post Office at Lenox Castle, Rocking
ham county North Carolina has been discontinued by the
Postmaster General.
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HOME MANUEACTuHES.
Fairvkexv Cotton Works,
N~or ia fonol Rosfn -a{erandvfo.

Fairviev Cotton Work.,
Near the Canol Basn, .derandTia
EITZPATRICK BURNS, propreton, nnd manufacturers of
yarns, chan sail twne, wrapping twne cord
cotton &C.
Ordes Washington reecuy sociied for
which will deliver IN washington
had Baltimore 0tei northern markets An
orders will with prompt attention by addressing az
Ocs tl-dim =. Ds
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES day, rs pieces OF very cheap
"A Those who tailed 10 cb-
tain what they be supplied
0peces those medium nnd exua6ne black French me-
rinos
New supplies in all other kinds Of mourning goods
10 pieces assorted mourning silks.
Blankets with lot of fine crib aud cr-
die blankets
New md cheap lots NJ all kinds Of pure linen goods
90 piecer bright ptnids, for chidrens wear.
IS 6ne white hanneis.
win Of dry goods for general family
New goods received daily.
Delay closins any present expected
One price only. !.
Gso articles low pricer and fair dealing be relied on all
PERRY l. BROTHER,
"Ceua Storss,, west building,
Oct 9-lOtf Opposite Centre Market
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The Indications that Miss Agnes Robertson viii be
greeted this evening with Of the largest audiences
assembled within the walls Of the National Theatre We hope
she may be induced 10 give of her charm
ing representations before for the West and South
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Al meeting OF the city councils Monday last
communication received from the Mayor stating that
he had signed bin authorizing the joint committee TO ask
appropriation for lighting with gas the running
through the Mall.
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SAN JUAN DEL SUD,

The passengers have Just arrived from California The
steamer from San Francisco did not sail usual but
detained on account Of making repairs alteration in
their days of sailing Col. w. Walker is here; he has
about two hundred men, sixty of whom Americans and
the balance Ncaraguans lie waiting for renforcemen's
from Reao lie is said have hundred men coming
he then expects to make attack upon Rivas where the
government about eight hundred troops. The place is
said be well fortified Should be be successful at Ri
vas he viii then proceed Granada Cason is report
edand believe there is doubt Of the factto have
died at Reao with the cholera, few days ago. Gov.
Kinney is looked for ansiously by all parties.
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Arriral of Me Empire caa.


New yonK, Oct. lo-I2, m-Tbe Empire City, from Ila
vana, is below She will be at the dock about 2, p.
Fire al Albany.
AlrAsY Oct. lG.Several buildings the pier the
of Poter's Mill burnt this morning They
occupied by r. H. shreve, agent of the Philadelphia pro-
pellers; Van Santwoods tug agents; Alien Meh
ell, provision dealers and Mr.. Haley grain merchant
The stocks of these parties nearly all destroyed The
families of Messrs Allen Mitchell had narrow escape
and from the third story of the burning build
ing in their night clothes.
Treshet ~ the Kenasbec.
PORTLAND Oct. l5.There is heavy freshe the Ken
nebec river Several and saw-mlls, &C. and
siderable Of other property have been washed
Narkefs.
NEW YonK Oct. lG.--Flour is trfe lower--sales Of
straight State at So &C. good Ohio, ss e2l southern
50 s7 Wheat quietsaes of 49, 900 bushelssouthern
white 50 ~, southern red 81 9s Corn is owersales Of
II 900 bnshelswestern mixed 94 cents Pork has down
ward tendencysaes bbs mess, $22 25 Beef is
Chicago repacked SIC so SIT. Lard steady
sales Of $50 bbls IL Whiskey is irmales Of 300
bbls. at Al cents for Ohio.
GALrIMoRF, Oct l6.-Flour is rm-saIes Of GOO bbls.
Howard street Ohio So So choice brands of do Ss 62
City Mills held So So but sales. Wheat is trife
offerings of 900 bushels choice white brought 81
o. So II; good prime white, So 03 50 or red, 81 95
S2 Corn nged-oferings Of 49, 900 bushels white
and yellow so a % cents. Provisions dull, with no
uuotable change since yesterday Mess pork S22 Beef
SIS so for mess, S4 so for prime Bacon
I3 49, cents; shoulders II, l2 cents hams l3s "a
cents. Lard at II lls cents.
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FaoM NIcARAeuA-CoLoSEL KINYEY's coLosY.-The New
York Evening Post publishes the following letter for the
purpose Of discredtng the report that Colonel Kinney
had resigned his political authority in Greytown:
GnEYrows, Oct 5, 1855.
aDEAR MOONEY The whistle is blowing for the
steamer with passengers for the Northern Light and
should any report reach the States that Col kinney had
resigned Office you may contradict it by stating that the
Colonel thus expressed himself Captain Carleton and
Consul Green viz That than hold the governor
ship against the of the inhabitants he would re-
sign. This il appears the opposing party have taken u-
cond;tion1fy but before started for Granada 1T was
understood between him and the Colonel that to put the
matter to rest poll should be called and the question de-
cided by the votes of the inhabitants. - has not re-
turned when he does poll will be opened and we have
no doubt of the result although many of the Coloneis
voters are away from this. believe Captain Carleton
Geddes. and DR. Green heartily repening OF hay
na entered any protest against the election.
Gold has been discovered in Indian river Mr.. Lawes
takes on sample from the surface only they not hav
ing been able to get the bed rock, which they expect
to find as rich specimens of gold California After
the floods they will be able TO get to the bed rock. At
present mining parties are fitting out to start mmed
a,ey to commence golddggiug operations which they
pect will profitable California No time to
add more
1t is stated that Of the effects Of Walkers movements
has been to stop the shipments of specie by the Ncaragua
Transit Company The following extract from letter in
the Central American, September 30 gives the latest intel
ligence of Col Walker:
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nY 1AMRs Q. McauIRE, Auct,one.r.

rrgUsTEE's SALE or EXCHANGE HOTEL.--By virtue Of .
David Hall, dated nrst day Of An
lsil recorded The land ri Washington
county, Drct Of Columbia, Lbcr w. b. No s5 folos
iso in 1862 and 63 hr underrgncd viii SELL public aucon
Monday 18Th day OF 1855, O'Clock, the
following parcel Of lying and being the Of Washing
lots Nos 49, being the
properly which by The Bank Of Washington 10
deed Of
said David A. Hail. with shc improve
thereon.
This property op.s on .ire north beween4s and S sss"
The terms Of third rarh, Paid within five
DAYS day bal equal
The
secured BY deed n-' on Az conveyance
purciIarer
p,Ied
Rht risk and dcfsnng
JAMES ADAMS, Trusse.
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Sep lid Aucticncer
GgThs above sale IS postponed sasti Monday amer
noon, ociebsi kssh same sur aud pIare.
1917 JANIS ADAMS, Trustee
JAs. g. MCGUIRE,
oa aI7-codsds AacIoncer,
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OFFICE uF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
following numbers Of the raspsco institute
LOTTERY class No. al drawn October l5 1855
let 2d Cd s, 18th 18th I4 18th l6
30 SO 81 40 35 80 43 II . 30 II Is AZ IS ~
F. X. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor Baltimore.
Lku'L EonxRrs, Commis~onet
-
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NEW YoRK Oct. l6--l2, m.-Tbe Empire City, from Ha
vana is below. She viii be at the dock about p p.
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Oct 9-l0Ef

A
w ss. r. IS ss. and
se .a. ds sa sa .D 9 s Ss
and se and s
s o ,s ss M
dmen.ion. and costly The
Of wa ,nS % mirror
the house We deem
me District e cosmbia ,,,, .v.,v arrange.
all enclosed with heavy and substantial IRON
Justice i, 'u, any an. and
canine he premises will be sold
For
and commission Of Seventh 'n' A aREES
oci s-ewedm
TaosE EXTRA FINE And CHEAP BLASKE1s.-
a1s s and ,s CHEAP a blankets .ao Of American man
We now have sufhcisns with fun stock al
I'M linens, D.. napkins. &C., in endless variety.
N a%'e o1 ee,~, NJ nsm e on
ate. asviiahe confaon in accounts
Good a.ei.. low prices. fair dealing relied in all
e''' ao.n,a rEsEr s.1s, , nsorHnns .... BUILDING,
oalo-aiodf opposite Centre Market.
! >EAHLY HALF yALUE.-ops. today to-day
gents silk Shirts price g. as' m ya'ae "a "a 81
uay 90 Expected 10 boxes more of Of lie
10, o gents sa warn. ceap snd fine under s
Gents, travelling shawls. ,o, an,
black cloths, cassiIbere and 'eSn"s eo'o1 "
81 pieces medium andG white nannels
q ,ssse firm % and eaesp mp French meoo''
eoo order, o.As ss.s; .sssfss e ss s
s,ee ss s.y s. and J. a'r
one price only enabled from the large amous o.
annually passing through our V pns Iss
"Central stores," west building,
oc, f6-lotdif Opposite Centre MARKET
By c. w. BOrELER, Auctsoneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON y sIltEEr,
nj
noon l3b shall SELL ON ne y = NJ s9o
Ton,ns 20 feet sses between 18th and 'h streets,
depah Isl feet @ 4 20-fcef Aiisy ,n,,.-.,,.,.,,,
he s,,ennn of those dssrns invest OF build pairuan
- hssr iots They the immediate vicinity
Lafayette square, aid considered among ths most
building % ~ cah bssnce two, and three yesrs,
m mote, bearing interest," BY deed Of trust on the prem
ses n W. RoTEJ.ER,
-, a, Auaobeer
The asov. sale un,vodaby postponed 30 Thursday s IN
slant at 'am' heu'' c. w. RoTELER,
90. >, AuctopseT.
SNAnm sHAvVIA, MODEsr COLOas-ons case 'nies
warm wooien shawis, large modest co'of such as
81 usres hah,, cohs mantes, and eoass assorted
cooSs
- p.as si.cs mcde brown sfMore Antique" sss
Win ali Of dry gof d. adapted for ~
sumption 80.
ofc nnd scas N the mosi m"a ts"
.ow % md srs, prize scs 70
Good articles, nw prices And fat dssnnS n cnTurp
| cases. .yrs hu,a,,v.
| o.,,e s,our Opposite Centre Market
,uAnrKD-. COPY shs Arnsricsn Arcn,yss' . e. IN IN
nn- lsrrs reasonsbie price wiu os psa
IN ms broken .st might snswef poS'oa
'a,s's o's e ne earlier To'nme'' rRANcK TAYLOR.
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opt a. the other Is fairly prssaabs thai hs work
81 an noendiary."
Among the guests at the National Hotel Is Hon. j. r. Ty
son, Of Philadelphia
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,tJAuTKD-a COPY or the Ansrfcam Arcnssss- ~
nine which reasonshse prc WIN os po
ms ney e broken set might snswef pov'oea eo"
tain. d ae earlier yolrmes pu .ucu TAyfop.
ottlJ fh"'N" A''Ns
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on MS wAY--Thackeray TO leave England for the
United States October l3 complimentary dinner was
to be given him in London the lh, at which Charles
Dickens would preside
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After which Potean buea written expressly for Miss
Agnes Robertson Dion Boufeicau the author oiahdoh
surance.' entiied
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Washington House,
Formerly GadIy's,)
Northwest Pennsylvania avenue,
Uashingfon City, D. G.
CoRBAN BAKER, Proprietor.
f1--dly
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HoRBiBLE cAsuALTy-A correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun OF Buckland, Virginia, writing the 18th, says:
Last night about midnight negro house belonging to
John Hill Garter of Falkland burned down, and five
out of six pcrsons who asleep it burned to
ashes-two men, woman, and two children The
adults were in a state Of intoxcation at bedtime
The steamship Atlantic is due at New York to-day She
sailed from Liverpool Saturday, the 9TH instant
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Tbs RErrRs TINE ARcTlc sAyIGAroRsln New York,
on Sunday last OF the clergy alluded in their
log prayer TO the safe Of the Arctic navgato and
many spoke Of the event in their sermons
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"WEDNESDAY EyKSSs, OCTOBER IL, 1888,
WIN be comedieta, before per.oneain in s
city, enuiiea
A CAT CHANGED TO A WOMAN.
In Robertson. b.
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Fire al Albany.
Feshet on the Kenasbec.

PORTLAND, Oct. l5There is heavy reshet on the Ken
nebec river. Several cotton and saw-msl, &c and
siderable of other property have been washed
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SALE OF RLoopED sTocG.-The famous race-horse "One
Eyed joe whose speed and endurance proverbia
sold at Broadrock Virginia, Saturday, by his
Mr. James Taley, for $780, to Mr. John Campbell Of Bal
timorc Major Doswells eet-fooed brown mare "Selene
was sold at the time and place to Mr. T. Peyton
for $685. Both of these nag entered for the
come off next week at Baltimore.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06

'oung man have you good library p
NO. Why not can't afford it. Why
want Won afford tip because I'm TOO moor
DO YOU smoke cigars, or rat oysters, or
"rlnk brandy smash? Yes all three. How
m"ch do they cost you per annum A
trns~-z mere trifie--only mere trihe. -
Low much do they cost yon each dav p
"ei, Us I'm very temperate only about a
a'ms Tor cigars and fifteen cents for liouor,
sSd quarter for oysters. AT the end Of
year, do you feel any better than YOU
'Fouid If YOU refrsined from the use If ci-
CARS, and brandy and oysters? No, | can't
say thStI do. Well, they cest you each
aay hfty CENTS; or little more than one
hu.ndged and eighty dollars per anuum.-
~, not 80 much; but stop, let me see--yes,
veG're right--a hundred and eighty dollars
year Now, that sum would purchase
ven hTss rate library; vet YOU SPEND il,
tsr whst--sye, fer what Do YOU now
comprehend the reason that YOU are 100 poor
~ have l.brary--do you comprehend she
reason?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
NOTICE.

4 corporation under the name Of "The Coun-
n Gil Bluffs aud Nebraska Ferry Company"
has been organized under the general corpora
ton law Of the State Of Iowa and its principal
pace for transacting business is the counting
room Of James A. Jackson, Council Bluff city
Iowa The nature OF the business Of the com
pany is to p ocure boats and TO keep aud MAIN
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn aud Loup
Fork Rivers and to carry on trade with the In.
dams aud whites along said line.
The capital stock of the company is eleven
thousand dollars, negotiable and transferable
by vote Of the majority Of a board OF director,
and to be paid in upon call of the board of di-
rcctors.
~Fhs1inae ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF said incorpo
falion W as the 23d July 1853, TO continue TWEEN
tyyears.
fhe affairs of the companyto be conduc1ad ny
, board cf directors, consisting OF president,
secretary, treasurer and other directors. Ia be
elected annually the first Monday Of each
year.
time exceed the sum of seven thousand dollars
Feb 81, '54-u5Otf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
Harris EXCHANGE

HI citizens OF Bluff City and surroundino
country are hereby informed that this new
! establishment is now COMPLETED and wcH
supplied with a choice variety of Groceries.
Provisions and country produce, which will be
sold a. the lowest selling rates in this CITY.
Past t'vors. and the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed are duly appreciated aud thank
fully remembered, aud trust by strict a.ssat n
10 The wants OF my customers. to merit a coutin
nation Vi their faTors and patronage
III d. HARLE.
n h-Cash paid for all kinds Of country pre-
dHce, -four aud grain.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06

t1r Jos. L. Sharp, formerly of Fulton
county and more recently Of Iowa, is
speaker Of Tie Nebraska Senate. Ii va.
riery is the spice Of lie, Sharp's career
has been pretty well seasoned. Within
eight or ten years he has been member
of The Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska Legis-
laturs, Justice and Notary Public III hall
a dozen localities, and defeated candid
ale for District Judge and Auditor Of
State, in Iowa We look next to see him
'turn up" in the Sandwich Islands, wher
iLsy are annexed Quincy Wing.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
zAsGk4EXXEE,Ofs-.

FAsIs .sov1 N Wn1D Sr4rr..--Th
~. III, s!ssss A csnPassd 4 - SsAss
VIZ Z IpslLassA - &, cocoon
Y a. fhite.
q q bist Z GO niles. &
- e. ,nEias = slvsss y
.,.s III. 1ilI' S: s sj6s "a = or'-
- leNh q sa1aA = 6,oUO miles
-, s.sss|n, aht lclkee Nailuer on TIE
E2fs11!esJ CSntrs which. y 7A miles,
1eHESsss ( fsb NJ a. 4 T. agricultural pro-
at: ~ yalseels pssasctien y Indian
saEA Which yislds saaually 400, O00, Coz
.arAs:.s.ns Il rasssssrsd and enrolled
s.Ags6S,4 ~ ,01O eens.
tAe um0aNt Of oapteal ipvest a IN mann
ssseof isQ00o, O0O.000.
1hs A1hou1S 81 farsfe~ imnorts in 1s5a
VA vas 20 67VsS. sA7--aod tf its exports $780,
The asnu.l amount Of it, i.tsru.l trade !,
$500 OO, 0U0
The ANNUAL value Of the proluct. ef lahor
ts.cG AaA agr'e,aisral) ISL 500, 0OO, 600.
HE anaaA valas AZ che ;ncoma =, IN ar
ssaao;taats . 81 ,O0n. 0O0, goo.
Tie value 81 its farms and live stock ia
>SOO, O0O, OOo.
ifs mines II gold. copper, lead and iron
are among the riches in the world.
~ Inc value VI gold produced 10 roc, OOO,-
The surface Of it, coal fields il l3s. l3l
square acres.
It's receipts for customs, DO, &c, in 1852,
Was SOL, 412,274 and ats expenditures S43,-
si3. 263.
Within her borders are so, 900 schools, G. |
Uo academies, 2s4 colleges and $500 |
q arehes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06

q not ~ estttsd, OF Fksly % s. mil d.
lndepedence OF P,land and Hunearv. i,
proclaimed to the world. But Ehile ~ .
c"Amotion disturbs the peace of Errona
America l. tranquil aad u,sry Of he, s;
ssns ase learning wisdom by Ia vin1 tAei,
usIEssiAxDsNo clothed at the Boot and SIS,
Store Of Fl ~ e@s6T flg
HUNTINGTON 4 PNpeR
who have just received one Of the best F.i,
and Winter trade stocks Of Boots and Shoes
ever brought to this markst-consistina in
part OF Ladies' Ans black and colored Sill
Gaiters; do. fins kid Kossuth Boots; do End.
Jenny Lind Boots; do Fine Black and Whit
nn D.ncing Slips; do Bronze and Patent
Jenny Lind Ties; do Kip and calf lace Boots,
90 Ho and i'm. Polkas and Boots; Men,
rine french calf Bos.s; do Kip thick, coarse
nue., anu Neoraska Boots; do calf, kip aad thick
brogans; do French add Oxford Ties; do Fine
ria and Patent Opera Dancing pumps, Null.
hers. Slips, DC.
Misses, Boys, Youths and Childrsns Boots
aHdshoes, of all kiads, sizes, aud Of the best
quality.
Also--A fine Stock Of Winter CLOTHING.
hats, Caps, &c, of all kinds.
Aiso-Groceries, finc Teas, Liquors, &s.
thankful Tor past tavors, We solicit con.
Iannahce OF the patronage Of our friends and
the paoic generally. Our object 10 quick sale,
snd small profits. Call in aud see our Stool
next door TO the PoSi nson House Broadway
Ne trsshls to show goods at
HUNTINGTON & PYPER'S.
. h-Steet Music, and Guitar and Violin
Str ngs. ''''"
Bluff City. Sept 26, 1854. n54-u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06

Buffalo, Feb. II.
The Rrie County Poor House was totally
acs,roved by fire this morning. The 6O) in
.n.,es were al removed to building near,
srs.nied as .hs insaus department. Loss
"a, a.csrtainsi. The Ere is supposed to
h..ye been caused BIZ defect in the chimney
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Essence If Jamaina Ginger

STS Ills essence is preparation of unusual
- excellence In ordinary darrhpa. iucip.
le"' cholera, in short. in al cases of prostra-
,lon of the digestive function, ii is of inestima
oit value. During the prevalence o epidemic
cholera and summer complaints Of crhildsen. il
Is peculiarly eftlcacons' no family, individual
or traveller should be without it.
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Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, ana
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the United States, and in Council BlnFs t.s-
by Nc Mahon Il Williams. u&a-em