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office
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seated in his study oa4nwhen Zekiel enter
ed, so that tha yosod man did not at the
Rrss glance recognise IN fscaliar,ty of his
appearsDes, bat when 10 btood fap md er
tended his hand, q Luminous idss flashed
through the brain of his v'siter. 81 81 - .a.l5
Hands off, said he, Hnoi shaking pawG
with me. know your tricks.o
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ment and offended dignity. '"'''7
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ting down. sIh'
''0h, you needn't be so offsh,' said Ze-
kiel. You and ! have seen each other before
to-day" HT~
"Net to my knowledge" said the Dos
tor.
"P'raps not )" said Zskisl, knowingly. "I
say, old felsr, how's your head ?'' .Er -
''My head you're crazy"
"Not by a long phalk, say,9 he adie,s,
in a con6dential whisper, show often do
they let you eout?" l.J tataom,a
"Yes, darn you: know you, if yoa have
got your clothes on--yeu're she living skel-
eton they keep up to the college there the
chap gin the lckin' to-" ,4.s.
The doctor burst into loud laugh, unde-
ceiving his visitsr, and received him ds pu-
pill but even his cousin dares nor remind
him of the adventure, for if he did he would
not have whole bones to make skeletsns Is
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03

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Gk0. HOWL.
ALDEN, HOWE 3 NELcH /.
General Dealers IN Real Estate
la AND EXCHANGE,
NEBRASKA TERRIT0R Y.

CLArMS Upon tAe Public Lands bought and
~ sold. LOANS negotiated on reasonable terms,
Collections made, and Money femitted with
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section of the Territory furnished as re-
quirsd, upon payment Of SIS; also letters exPIans-
oly VI uie sr4
- NATURAL ADVANTAGES y.rr
Of Nebraska, OF any portion thereof transmit ed
upon the receipt OF 81.
;. e Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa.
StuHm1 Donnesl, = - I" :" a.
Nc Mah0HA Williams, - :" :"
Green, Weare & Beaton, Bankevsy."t~ 's
M. w lizard, Gov. of N T., Omaha CITY. N. T..
March, ., 1885, .oan Att
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fL clothing; coats fromthe coarse blanket to
the finest broad cloth at the cash store, =" Z,
T" or4b$ g34a 9ft ,fa g. DOUGHTY d Co. :
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JZ(J and prices. to accomodste all, st the
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- WILLIAM C.. JAMES.
a TT0RNEY at Law Council Bluffs City
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AkS. c.. ARMOR.

saSfSHING G 10 jcoptinne the buGnessl Of her
VI late husband, would respectfully inform
the si,jzsns Of this cit, ,ssd -'s Eevs Hl1g com
muni,y ,Aat she will be prepared / o. furEish
them With board .ad lodgtagi on lhe aasst resr
sonabae terms 81 tho City Hotel. cop Middle
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all the sssSons AGosd. .,eib Il ..-cy> ha.ls..l,
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.s9G3 onii NOTICE.

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L. M. KLINE, .....
TToRNEY aud Counsellor Il Law, Conn'
~ Gil Bluffs. Iowa VfnZou
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JOHNSON, CAsADY l. TEST.

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLIN4

ARRIVED.
Dec 22-Schr. Marine Powell, 60 hours from New York
to George Harriss: with mdze.
23-Seamer Chatham, Jones, from Fayetteville, to W.
H. McRary & Co.
Steamer Enterprise Dcksey, from Robnson Landing,
George Harriss.
24-Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville to H. Van
Bokkelen.
Dec 24-Schr. Albion, Newcomb from Jacksonville to j.
H Flsnner; with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Sedman, from Fayetteville to
LutterIoh s. Elliott.
25-steamer Sun, McRimmon, from Fayetteville to w
H. Marsh
Brig Wndward, killman from Curacao, to T c. WORTH
with salt.
26-Schr. Southern Belle, Smith, from New York. to J..
H. Fanner with mdze.
Dec 26-Schr Araminta, Marshall 4S hours from Cape
Henry0 from Baltimore, to Russell Bro; with mdze
CLEARED
Dec 24-Steamor Southerner, Dodd for Fayetteville, by
w. H. McRary & Go.
Schr Lamartine Briggs, for New York. by T c. Worth;
with naval stores
Schr Bennett Flanner Applegt for New York by J. H.
F1anner with naval stores, &c.
Dec. 25-Brig Mazatan, Lewis for Cuba, by Kidder &
Martin; with lumber.
Barue Robert Penne Turner, for Cardenas, by Keith
& Fla1ner.
Dec26-schr. Albion Newcomb, for jacksonville, by j.
Ii. Flaaner
Schr VIM II. Howard, Brown, for Washington, n c., by
Willard & Curtis; with SALT &c.
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvilc, by A. H. VanRok
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
NIxON'S HOUSE,

FORMERLY MRS. BORDEN'S,
West Side Railroad, Goldsboro, n. c.
"a, THIS EXTENSIVE AND WELL-KNOWN PUB
lie Establishment has been purchased and re-opened
by the subscriber for the reception of guests the 9TH
1t pleasantly and conveniently situated in the centre of
business and is directly opposite to, and WEST of the
Ticket Offices of the Wilmington and Weldon and the Cen
trail Railroad Companies where the stop their arr
val and departure, and where FAITHFUL
to take baggage, and give such other attentions
the traveller may require.
THE HOUSE has been remodeled, repaired and thor
oughy renovated from cellar garrett and furnished hro
with furniture selected with special care and
ranged with eye single the comforts of the casual
guest permanent boarder.
THE TABLE
VIII be richly furnished with the SubstantiaS the daines
and decacieS of the seasons foreign well domestic
markets will be rendered tributary the supply
which will be served up the best style by orderly obg
ing and we'll trained servants.
THE BAR
VIII be sorehouSe of the best Wines and Liquors. and
perntcnded by gentleman of courtesy and integrity
oughy acquainted with his the knowl-
edge Of what due to the rights and comforts of the pub
lie. as we'll as to himself and his employer.
THE STABLES,
Which among the best in the State have been placed in
the keeping Of klful and careful manager who will al
ways have under his the best and experienced
brs and will be among the chief of the proprietor
that horses of his guests be we'll fed and Thoroughly
groomed.
This entire establishment has been purchased fitted
at expense, and it will be the pleasure
of course it will be the interest of the subscriber render
the House in every respect equal to in the country He
therefore trusts that generous public will and
true the liberal patronage heretofore extended to this House
while under the former propretres Mrs Borden
who gained for it celebrity throughout the entire Union
Aug. IL. IS55.--294-iy. II. r. NIXON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
900 Prizes, amounting to St40y


APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the two succeeding numbers to
those winning the first 200 Prizes entitled to Approxima
ton Prizes above.
The payment of all Prizes guaranteed by the State Of
Maryland.
Ali tickets the Lotteries authorized by the State Of MI
ryand, bear the Autographed signature of " f X. BRE
NAN, General Agent for the Contractor"
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There are 20 O00 Tickets, numbered from l to 10000
There are 1000 Prizes. The numbers from to 10000
responding with those the tickets printed
Sins of PAPER are rolled up and encrcled with small tin tubes
and placed wheel The amounts of the different 200
full prizes are also rolled up the and placed
in another wheel The 500 Approximation Prizes are de-
cided as above.
After revolving the wheels number is drawn out Of the
wheel numbers and at the time is drawn from
the Prize Wheel by boys who blndfolded These
0pene and exhibited to the audencethe prize being cred
tied to the number drawn by the Commissioner This ope
ration is repeated till all the prizes are drawn out
Persons wishing particular numbers must send their orders
early with INSTRUCTIONS what to do in case they are sold
The drawing will be promptly sent to all purchasers
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whoes SO; Halves s. Quar- So 90 E IS Hz 81 D.
Dec H-S7-lm Baltimore, Md
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28

run DEATH OF RoBERT SHUYLER.-We mentioned
r,erday a rumor Of the death of Robert Shuyler,
noted New York fnancer. The following extract
m a private letter from Paus, published in the
Courier des Eats Jns, seems to confirm the report ::
.Eobcrt Schuyler died about the middle of last
month Noyembcrl III the suburbs of Genoa, where
bad resided Tor some time under the striccst IN
ognita with bis family His colossal frauds had
sol enriched him he received from America the
ucaDs OF his subsistence. His place of residence
ould have been known long ago but for the interest
saich many persons occupying very important posi-
tons IN the management OF several railroads, espe-
al y the New Haven road, exerted to keep it in the
aadc Since be absconded his health has steadily
ccIincd, and he died literally of a broken beart.--
Many distinguished fnanciers of New York will not
sorry 10 hear Of his death. He leaves am told, a
rye collection Of important papers, which Will add
for they will be pubished) curious chapter 10 the
story Of your New World speculations. His body
la, been temporarily cmbalmCd, and will probably,
be sent to America"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
Decision Relative to Bounty Lands.

1t will be seen from the subjoined letter, addressed
to several members of Congress- that the Secretary of
the Interior has decided that the volunteers engaged
IN the removal of the Cherokees are entitled to boun
ty land under the provisions of the first section of
the act of March 8, 1855
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
Washington, Dec 18, 1856
GENTLEMEN In compliance with the request con-
tanned in your communication of the Sd instant a re.
examination of the question: whether those engaged
IN the removal of the Cherokees are entitled to boun
ty land under the provisions of the first section of
the act of March 3, 1855, made By this Depart
ment, and | concluded to refer the matter to the At
torney General of the Uuited States for his official
opinion. This opinion is received and is to The eff
feet that the language of said act to wit Each Of
the survivors of the militia or volunteers or State
troops of any State Territory called into military
service and regularly mustered therein, and whose
services have been paid by the United States" in.
tends not only militia volunteers whose military
service was performed under the general command
of the United States and in time of war, but also
such as rendered military service whether in war or
not, and whether under the immediate authority of
the United States Or Of State Territory, but who
shall have been paid for such service by the United
States
Upon a review OF the whole subject, aided by the
opinion of the Attorney General and the vieMs ex-
pressed by you, am satisfied that the construction
above given to the act is correct and have so nstruc
ted the Commissioner of Pensions.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
R. MCCLELLAND.
The Hons George s. Houston, George w Jones'
Howell Cobb, and John H. Lumpkin House of
Repres entatives, Washington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28

~=---- r,r,,rR TURNED UP AFTER TH1R-
it pa nDsI,ncE The Cincinnati inquirer gives
YEARS Doriculars of one of those strange cpl
Tie ioIo%%icnS r. rhich the old adage OF " truth is
Jcs u han fiction was 1uliy ilIuStra1 NH n,,L
ranger man OarS since lady named Mrs Martha
About SIN Sa;cd by her son. his wife, and cou-
food, accom- arrived in that city from New Bed
p Of chIIuI hneptts She stated that she was
3D. MaSsa'ty four years standing, her husband
4 dow Of u. ro5tr of a whaler which had been lost
ayus 0G9n ton1v had resided for the greater part
Istsel +in,e on Liberty street, Mr. WOOD the son.
tle u u. his trade which is that OF cooper
yong a. i,+s 400 a grayheaded and toil-Worn man
4 te" a b3 ,es2dence Of the family and, seeing Mr.
ed a. -, ;rd for the widow, who, being called
'9 rio6 while gazing mtentIy at the stranger
."( were fixed mourntulIy upon her, request
u. Enow his business. D.. - AID
IL nl, roI, not know me, Martha ?" said he ANA
~ sso~nd Of his voice, like the memory OF an
III Melody. met her ear, she gave vent 10 an hyS-
.,I rrv. and tainted in the arms when were open
Levy. W. * soon told; The ship in which he had
inc t;a Iast vovaoe from New Bedford was cast
- tho south Sea Islands, and he was one OF
law Who escaped a watery grave. After enduring
t unheard- of privaiiOns he succeeded, after
.. oars. absence in reaching his native CITY,
: ~ brothor Of his wife be learned their present
..,tron. and arrived here TO Gnd her whom ne hsa
.. .. vounr and blooming bride tar advanced III Che
...ac of life, while he infant, upon whose ups
hen last he saw him, he had imprinted father
... and who could then scarcely lisp his name, was
NV = ,aIwart man and the head Of family How
any hopes and fears must have asaied the oId
Amer as he again sci foot, after his long pilgrim
ri. upon his native soil!
Tur RAILROAD Across FLoEIDA.-Thc enterprise
. constructing railroad across the peninsula OF
r.rrIa so as to bring the Gulf and Atlantic ports
o.. more immediate intercourse, is becoming sub
..o. considerable interest TIE Charleston Stan
Us indebted to It friend in Florida for II few facts
relation to its progress
.. NJ are at work On the road with abou, three
-.ed hands, and arc pressing forward with every
,.og success. We have a large force on the tres
Land bridge across Amelia marsh and river, and
..c.t 10 have q train Of cars running from this
twenty miles out by the st Of June next We
...a So, that one Of your enterprising merchants
,.a is n % very few days to have steamer on the
We ia and from your city to this place, making this
.r l.. terminus. We want a name for the Allan
city, think it should be called the City of Flor.
What think you We expect to send YOU the
ucts Of the whole State through this place in a
.g years. and see good reason against calling ii
.iIa We commenced only two months ago, and
rally VIC have large hotel and several other build
x, cong up
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28

ga WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY, the 23d day of
y January next, the Plantation of the late Edward B.
Dudley about five miles from Jacksonville, in Onslow Coun
y the Plantation containing about 1000 of land of
which 1000 cleared and under fence and in fine
der for planting, and the rest wood lands. Tbs well
known plantation one of the most valuable in Eastern N
Carolina and offers opportunity to persons wishing
purchase lands 1t situated New River about % miles
from Ocean, with free and ready to the markets of
New Berne and Wilmington, there three good landings
the Plantation at which vessels of small size may load
There are the Plantation excellent two story dwelling
house and all proper houses Oyeseers house. cabins
accommodate 200 negroes two large barns steam mill
in fine ORDER with rasher cotton gin, and Gst mill at
tached All the said buildings being in excellent repair At
the same time and place will be sold 30 valuable slaves all
the (about 1000 bushes fodder and peas, SC; "A
mules 20 horses about 300 hogs about $50 sheep about 100
head of CATTLE and the plantation stock and farming uen
sis.
Terms of sale-for the Plantation 5000 cash and the bal
one and three years credit with interest from
saeor the other property all sums under 800 cash; all
800 and under $780, six months credit all
5000 six and twelve months credit For the deferred
with approved securities will be required in
all cases, bearing interest from date
Mr.. Robert Dudley who resides the plantation, will
give any information in regard to it, and will show any
DESTROYS of purchasing by applying to the subscribers
at Wilmington, n c.. any information will be given.
G. H. DUDLEY,
WIN. H. DUDLEY
Dec. Both, 1855 S4--l7-ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
LAND FOR SALE.

a THE subscribe: will offer for SALE accommodating
- terms at Whiteve, the first of January next the
PLANTATION known as the Beatty Place in Columbus
county, the line of the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road, about two miles from Whitcville.
The tract contains TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES,
EIGHTY of which cleared, and the remainder is we'll
tmbered with ash and pine.
Persons DESTROYS purchasing will call at the subscribers
residence Jonebor and he will take pleasure wing
them the premises offered for sale. Il. BONHAM.
Dec. 18th, 1855 62-ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
yUDilare

A very original composition by Elizabeth Youatt
which appeared in one of the English periodicals.
Miss Youatt is niece of the author of the excel.
lent treatise on the Horse
Jubilate !! | am loved!
And his lips at length have said it
Long since in his eyes read it,
But thought it could not be
All what happiness for me!
Jubilate | am loved
Now ain like a little queen,
And very pleasant tits ween;
Whatsoever do say
Secmeth good and right Away.
-lubate | am loved
To see him kneeling at my feet,
Oh it is swGet-'tis very sweet!
Every day and every hour
DO glory in nay power!
Jublate | am loved
So dearly loved, that till prayed,
was than half afraid =
Lord forgive my sins, and make
Me pure and good for his dear sake
Jubilate | am loved
Lord forgive my glorying
To Thy dear cross meekly cling
Let the love he beareth me
Lead him-ead us both--to Thee!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
From Brooks NGerman Lyrics

Two Lovers.
A skiff swan down the Danuhe's tide,
Therein bridegroom sat, and bride,
He one side, she the other.
Tell ME, my dearest heart, said she,
What present shall make to thee!
And back her little sleeve she stripped,
And deeply down her arm she dipped.
And so did he, the other side,
And laughed and TESTED with his bride
Fair lady Danube, give me here
Some pretty gift to please my dear!
She drew sparkling sword aIoft.
Just such the boy had longed for, oft.
The boy, what holds he in his hand
Of milk white pearls a costly band
He binds it round her jet black hair,
she looks princess, sitting there
Fair lady Danube, give me here
Some pretty gift to please my dear
Once more she'll try what she can feel:
She grasps helmet of light steel
On his part, terrified with Joy,
tlShed up golden comb, the boy.
A third time clutching in the tide,
Woe she falls headlong Ger the 81 de.
The boy leaps after, clasps her tight,
Dame Danube snatches both from sight.
Dame Danube grudged the gifts she gave,
They must atone fort in the wave.
An empty skiff glides down the stream,
The mountains hide the sunset CLEAN.
And when the moon in Heaven did stand.
he lovers t1oated dead to land,
lie on tho one side, she the other
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-28
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Baltimore, Dec. l. 1855. s
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