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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10

n011V LaHd
VNHE sabsnyrosss-sles their services toehe
u old soldiers and others, to make out he
necessary papers for Aseurng thsir LAND
WARRANTS. Having special sgeat In
Weaiingtsn CITY, They are, prepared to attend
70 business sn4mstsat -, the4 s1sah diSPstch and
suitability.
JOHNSON, Cassidy L TEST,
81 = General Land Agents.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. apr IL, 1855. n2-a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-10

A nice we'll situated ast in this city, upon
al ;eh are mat and coufortsbts dweuin0
Knauire Of j. E. JOHNSON, Asep /
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NOTICE.

Ii persons are hsseby warned not to pur-
- chase any town lot or lots lying IA the bet-
low belsw she powder magxine, ciaimed w
WM- IS, Bssyn. A. J. Hsnseeua. Or Hepner,
Baldwin. TeAt, or Lariner, .as the ame are the
property II the s4tASe Il c .. Myasser &eesas-
cd, and proceedings aRs now iasdtstef IA khsn-
cary = snssll thsk title = tlIe ss1se was ft.ud-
ulsauy oysiined. t7>'t. .a 80 1s4 stf
% 800 .sss.ts MARIA MINISTER,
ESec1trix efthe cststs ofC O. Mynstsr .dsceas' q
: Gp6Sshf Ds6Gt City, lwuesl9. la5t .-atu
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EsatM, - Ill ~ inAehlesvy - ssaeye1sg
1t0ut her 3 ssw and In lsst-sses ssostt 4 =
rms 6ue. asd ssAannsd y spes'enes1Es1ee
aid acosss0sdatag hsnds. The sisee 6 aaas
pesns - less thaa quarter a 0ile Wsds. -.
fectly clear Of Sand bafs, snags. - my ethcs
distractions, with irst-vats isndiags % es4a
sides-and, a. Il takes but ten miau ests make
tho trip over and back, parsons coming 70 IN
ferry will not be detained bat aveSy shest time.
The road from Bluff City 70 the Middle ferry.
ana from thence to
FL REV or.
10 excellent, and ~ the crossing Of the Elk Horn
River 10 situated due west froa the latter place,
with high and dry ridge read, lea1s@g to Il, y
is by far the best. a. we'll - much the nearest
rosic to the Platte Valley. Rates Of toll ssa-
sonable.
T The Company hold themselves rsqpsnsi-
BILE for all damages sustained II conseqnsMosSe
the ,ncompetsncy or negligence OF the shAess'
or hands on the boat.
JAMES C. MITCHELL. See.
April 6. IS. ns9-tf
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COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY FERRY.

COVNCIE UIOIIO NUENCItIJtttIs
AT TRADERH POINT.
THAVE rented the above Ferry, and have
/ procured good and convenient boats for that
service and arm ready - cross with safety and
dispatch all who may ss#sr me with their pat
ronage
DANIEL NORTON.
Traders F0iut, SEPT. 10. lS54-n52-u.
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>t'f G3oo9Ao 10oooy"
II this Mssk, nose bsaasie4lly Illuminated
and fishiy islsstrsasa. ~iA ossise ges4s Of
lis,aasEsy sdksass. - ~iA hs.se ads-ey
rsqsllass lsr Aazniss ~ interesting the
mental constellation. .
For Jaly, frat comes Cooley, eststnrPilg
10 beaaty any fatars number. Then esnaes
Psesrsou's and Noore's Ladies' Book, both
rare dpctions--thsn Arthur's Home Ga
xette, most charming magazine comes up
backed BY Dickens Household Words, the
contents Of which would give any one taste
for reading. Then the Genius Of the West,
diamond of literature. brings up the rear,
for this wssk's receipt.
So choices IN array At intelligence and beau
~ has seldom been brought to rs by one
weeks mail, and we only wish We had done
justice to the authors, in making this hasty
notice.
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REAL ESTATE &C.,
|. 4. enEWSIfR b CO.,.

|. 4. BREWSTER b CO.,
Real Esteae, Asetiss Csss~iss;ss Rooms.
C0raer Broadway and Nadison streets, one
- door Sosth q Henshsa s.sal.l,1 IS
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY, IOWA.
+ AND A0RNTS-F0r the payment Of tag
IL 60, purchase snd suis Of lots, farms, i'm
rlovsd AMI Ssiaprovsd Governmsnt lands
pspehaasd ~ loealsd.
stCeavsSAAcEas--Desds and Deeds In Trust,
boade md OoFtgaGes. coAtrHcts and other In
stta saents q writing, drawn up correctly, and
according 70 the liws Of the state Of Iowa.
RIAL EsrATE 9aoxEss AND GENIAL Auc-
riosrEas "A stentiep given 70 tho sale of house.
hold fsrnitafe, Con Tie premises horses, cattle
farming implements, &c. 'I
June S, v5a19tf #aA
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1 4laee &H r! ssS, ~ 1sfea1skA.

l. " be.wssa Coaacil, BIaR nod 0xihS CITY
There need be ~ fesr sf detestioh ~ the Boat
10 In eonstAat resdincss Tor stock. tAAn ,or foo,
passengers. with steam up and rsSdy es<w.
Gene on emigrsnts, this II the great Central
Ferry. Hurra for Nshrssks - = 1e g
rs 81. FERRY COliPANy. 4
ruAe % 81 sn3e,tf.
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49, =
|. D1ok md NO. 0e6so!
|9sssA, SD. = Hsavas. asst de- + De
j. ksbsness Hs1ss, Hs4 Cilyu iowa
TINS Hhsefihsn taks ~ Ebarty - jfern
/ j. their customers aad Tie pnhlie SensGiity,
ia they have jsst received full aad sotiis
new stock Of the heat Escorted
BOOTS AND SH OES
Ever brought - this city, for summer use.
coapriGag al ths latest styles. and every Va
riety Of sizes for Ladies, Gents, Missss. Boys
Youths and CAildren.
We have also received, and Will coestanuy
Keep on hand fall supply Of LEATHER, asd
shoemaker 6ndings, together with full as
sort~ent Of staple
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
ALSO-Hats. Caps, Clothing, &c. &C.. sc.
Thankful for past favors. We solicit share
Of the patronage Of oar friends and the public
generally. Remember, our object Is quick
sales and small profits. Please call . nd zee cur
stock before Purchasing elsewhere.
u Dry hides aud al kiads Of country pro-
dsos taken IL exchsags for goois.
HUNTINGTON + PYPER.
Jass $. 1855. tvSsisd
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GOOD HORSES AND CARRIAGES
TO LET.
AT the Livery ami Sale Stable at Hasle'f
Exchange. ID. u. HAkL
Council Bluffs, DccemSex 5th, l55t-nl9t If
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OMAHA CITY SCRIPT.

WE have few more shares Omaha City
Script fer sale.
Iv5nl5u L. A. BREWSTER s co.
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t9ouEEA, in glass jais:a fine sssicle, af
l. yOORRIE.
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Fresh Arrival Il New Gssds

AaCC4 4AaaAv01 ~ ANV" WV
Par Steamer HerAlAs
TINE andsrsigsed hare received at86
i part Of their sunwsr seek Of
gosds, which makes enc the kargea Ard -
stocks of Dry Goods and G roceries that has ever
been received in this city, this spring.
Our stock consists d general variety OF sta
pie and
FdCCT DRY GOODS,
Of all kinds aud Of the latest and patterns
HATS AND CAPS!
Boots and Shoes. Ready Made Clsthang. Pro-
visions of all kinds, and in short, every thing
usually kept Ia western stores, for which eve
will seal at small profits for cash in hand, as Nc
are determined to sell exclusively for cash.
Sign Of the Elephant
TOOTLE g. JACKSON
Councils Bluffs, may %, SIS. v5alif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

SEDUCTION AND STABBING IN ST. LOUIS
Yesterday evening, man named jeremiah Konk.
lin, who resides at 176 Fourth street, Morgan
was carried to the Office of the Board of Health,
with very severe wound in the neck, given, as he
says, with knife, by woman named Eliza Muir
ply. The origin of the affair, detailed to us by
konklin, was as follows Some months since he
was living in New York city with his wife and
family, when an intimacy grew up between him.
self and Miss Murphy, which resulted in her bear
ing the prenontory symptoms of maternity. So
soon as this fact was apparent, he removed with
his family to this city, where he had resided ever
snco BY some means the frai sister discovered
his place of retreat and followed him here, where
she arrived yesterday. On meeting with him, she
claimed that he should make Rrovision for her sup
port. which he refused, and ske then attempted to
take his life by cutting his throat with knife
The woman being within few hours of her con
fnement and in destitute condition. was sent to
the City Hospital-&. Louis Int, Dec. T. ~.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
viKtINIA INTRLLI0KNN;sI;,IR..

FkLtatovs-Elderw VIM. s. Briggs has re.ipn.,,
tne pastoral charge Of the Baptist Church A. Nnr,h
kivcr, m Henrico county. Ills resirnation ,s ~
eeed ana resolutions OF regret were passed by tho
The Mountain Messenger reports tho ort,,r. ,,o,,
at marlborough church. Tyler county. Ma nr
the 4th ultimo. Of Daniel Seckman. - o-
JAMES RIVERA correspondent of the H.i,f.x >
Advocate says: The James, at Lynehburr ia nos
as large by one fourth. as Il was twenty wears AGO
ana hthe canal had not been made, the river IL.
self improved by lock dam, the navigation to
Lynehburg, would in the course Of time. have
ceased altogether
PosTorYICE AFrAIRs-Postmaster C,encr.,
Campbell has ordered the following:
Appoint Ann T. Garges postmaster at Auandalc
Fairfax, county, Va, vice VIM. Garges deceased
Thomas brandon, postmaster at New Cumberland.
Brooke county. Va. vice Spencer A. Griffin, re.
signed Stephen Mccormick, postmaster at Au.
bum, Fauquer, CO., Va, vice Samuel q. Francis,
resigned
Discontinue Union Village, northumberland CO.,
FoRTuNATE--The Petersburg Express saws that
last week a merchant of East Tennessee going
North, via the South Side Railroad got out at
farmvile for dinner, leaving his carpet bag-con-
tanning Sl3,0U-in his seat. Before he could re-
turn the had left him, and were speeding fast
on their way to Petersburg. With a timely pre-.
scnce of mind however, he proceeded at once to
telegraph to Petersburg to the officers at the rail-
road depot; and his despatch being received in due
time, Messrs. Goodwin and Alison on the arrival
of the train stationed themselves the doors of the
| coaches and remarked every person well who came
out; but the carpet bag, which had been described
was found hanging upon hook in the cars and
Kept till the following day, when the owner arrived,
| finding all safe and right
DEAD.-Herbert Whitnore, Esq, one of the old
est and most esteemed citizens of Petersburg died
on Tues.tay last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

NOT so BAD AS REPoRTED.-We stated on Wed
nesday, Gays the Troy Traveller, that a woman
recently arrived at Chicago from Kansas, with the
dead body of her husband, which she was taking
East for burial And that on the route she fell in
with young man, and on their arrival at Chica.
go, they went off together leaving the dead body
of her husband in the depot But it seems that the
latter part of the statement erroneous for the
woman forwarded the dead body on and it arrived
in this city Saturday, and she arrived with her
new husband on Monday, and the funeral of the de-
ceased husband was held at Waterford on Tuesday
last ... -s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13
GREAT RAILROAD CELEBRATION IN Tol

GREAT RAILROAD CELEBRATION IN TORON.
To.-The Hamilton Banner of the 10th inst says !:
The sum of $1,000 had been subscribed on Tues.
day from only tifty-three gentlemen in Toronto for
the approaching fete in honor of the opening of
the Hamilton and Toronto Railway. Judging
from the liberal spirit exhibited in the matter tho
approaching festival promises to eclipse all that
have preceded IL in Canada. The number of inyi-
tatons to nonresdents will be about aOOO of which
300 will be sent to Americans 1t is expected that
the demonstration will take place about the 10Th
instant that business will be entirely suspended in
Toronto for the occasion. and the city ornamented
with appropriate decorations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

The Erie Canal has not remained open as late as
At present but twice in twelve years, viz;In lsa.
and 1850, when 1t closed on the 18th Of December.
Prof Charles Davies, has been appointed Pro.
fessor Of Mathematics in the state Normal School
at Albany. se@ +
The Board Of Regents Of the New York UDiver-
sify at their last meeting elected Samuel r. Wool
worth, j.. Il. d., TO I'LL the place made varaut by
the deeease Of Dr. r. Romeyn Beck. fe5 s.
Lieut. Col Miller, a distinguished officer Of the
U ., Marine Corps, died at philadelphia on satur-
day. - - 4 liz ksS5 = = 50 q
The receipts Of a neetlng Ia beialf Of Method.
Ism in Ireland. held in Newark, ~ j., on Thursday
sfeaipg, were about Sl,0o0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

JUDICIAL DECIsIoN.-Touching the competency
of an American member of the Order of United
Americans, TO sit on jury, on account Of his
opinions in reference to the Irish and the Roman
Catholics Judge Morris, in the Supreme Conrt of
New York, Monday, delivered an opinion, affirm
ing that as the foundation of American jurispru-
dence is the right to be tried by an unprejndiced
jury, II is proper 10 ascertain whether the jufors
are members of that order or not, In order to de-
termine how much he might be warped by the
principles ef that organization The refusal OF an
American Juror to answer the question whether
he was member OF the order in q case tried some
time since, was the occasion OF this opinion from
Judge Norris. .f& E& # 2EA4sA ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

ETHAN ALLEN.-The Grand Rapids (Mchigan)
Herald says that the uniform of Gen. Ethan Allen
is now in the possession of Mrs. Allen, widow of
the son of Gen. Ethan Allen, who resides on Grand
River in Ottowa county. near Steeles Landing
The old lady has long been an inhabitant of Mchi-
gan, and must be nearly or quite seventy years of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

FIRE IN EAST BIuDGEwATER, MAss.-The ma
chine shop and tack mandatory of the Matfeld
Manufacturing Company, at East Bridgewater,
Mass, was burned on Monday night, destroying
property TO the amount of $4,000 or $4,000, but
a small portion of which is insured. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

THE RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATEs.-A
writer in the New York Journal of Commerce,
contends that there is no reasonable ground for any
thing like money panic. --
In the first place, he says our country was never
rich in resources at the present time
The following are her resources:
Cereals. 800 600 900
Sundries other than above. $50 OOOOOO
Gold products per annum,. .45 600 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

NEW JERSEY AND CoLoSIZATTIoS-The New
Jersey Colonization Society, which has been in
existence since 1925, has recently purchased 15O.
O00 acres of land in the interior of Africa BY this
1t is their intention TO open intercourse from the
seaboard to the centre of the continent The new
Jersey Legislature has appropriated $1,000 to the
Society and with this they purpose making roads
and building houses suitable for the emigrants,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

,'-CfJ,UOU,UOU
From this we shall probably realize by our ship
ments abroad full $50 600 00O more than our crops
have, in the most prosperous years, ever before
produced u.s. Our importations for this year will
be some thirty and forty millions less than in the
year 1854, and foreign Indebtedness far advanced
in liquidation, the balance at the credit of foreign
houses with our bankers here being about one half
what it was some three or four months ago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

THE ENGLISH SQUADRON AT BERMUDA-Ber-
muda papers of the 9th ult announce the arrival
of seven British war vessels from England and Hal
flax, reinforcements to the West India squadron
One of the steamers will run as mail boat be.
tween Halifax and Bermuda during the winter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

AQUAINT SIMILE.-The following is from the
Memoirs of Rev. Sydney Smith:-"We were all
assembled to look at turtle that had been sent to
the house of friend, when a child of the party
stopped down and began stroking the shell of the
turtle. Why are You doing that, Mary said her
father. oh to please the turtle Why, child,
you might as well stroke the dome of st. Paul's
Church to please the minester' ii SO =
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
- MAkD-- Office IsIaaSed tic Stars of Chris.
,E,n rHErAx-PAYERs OFF THE CITY

OF RICHMOND. Pursuant TO an ordinance
passed Ilth of January 1885, will attend at the
Collectors office, in the City Hall, from the 18th 70
the 3ist of December, inclusive to receive the
remaining half of from such persons who
entitled deduction of 10 per cent. by having
previously paid the first half
am furthermore required to call the special ntten
hon of the payers to ordinance passed 22d of
November" levyng additional tax of 80 per cent
and notify taxpayers generally that they emit
tied TO deduction of 10 per cent upon the same by
calling et the Office and paying the between the
18th and 3lst of December.
JULIUS A. HOBSON C. C. Taxes
n. BIN consequence of the above mentioned or
duance, the collectors have been in their Office since
the 18th of November, and will not be out until after
the time required by ordinance for advertising den-
uent real estate to be sold for taxes tone month pre-
Vous to the February term ofthe Hastings Cour TAX
payers the necessity Of calling atthe
olee and paying the taxes before that time; and also
those wishing bills divided, desirous of making an
examination of their bills, must cad during the first
ID days OF December shall be in the Office du-
Tng that time for that purpose; and after that time II
VIII almost be impossible TO divide bills considering
the amount of work to be done between the 18th
and 5lst OF December. J. A. H., c. C. T..
de l-di5d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

JURISDICTION CEDED.-The Treasury Depart.
ment have official information of the fact that the
Legislature of Virginia have ceded jurisdiction TO
the site of the proposed new Custom house edifce
and United States Courthouse edifce at Wheeling
The erection of this ediice will be commenced as
the necessary contracts can be made-.Sfar u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

PETER PARLEY.-The Boston Courier, in a no
tice of Mr. kettel late editor of that paper whose
death has been announced says that many Of
those historical compendiums which came out un
der the name of Peter Farley were in fact the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

METHODIST CHURCH IN NORTH CAROLINA
The whole nett increase of membership in the N.
G. Methodist Conference for the year ending No.
vember 18th, 1865, follows Increase of
,69l whites 8l9 colored, and 19 local preachers
Making an aggregate nett increase of 2, 52s. I'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

IEEGTH OF THE MIssIsSIPPI.--The Boston
Niass.) Transcript gives the total length of the
Mississippi and all its tributaries ftyone thou
sand miles, which is more than twice the equato-
rial circumference of the earthl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

Letters from India, by the last steamer, mention
that the Rev. Miron Wnslow, the distinguished
scholar and Missionary, is about TO visit his ma.
tive country. Mr. Winslow has been laboring in
India for the last 30 years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

WESTERN FLOUR FOR RIO JANEIRo-A sale of
:, 800 barrels of superfine -four was made by the
millers of this city on Tuesday to Messrs Hum
phreys, of st. Louis at 90 so per bbl on board II
is destined for the Rio Janeiro market et-Auon (Iu)
Courier. lst -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

THE FIRsT.-Mr. Sumner has presented to th
Senate the memorial of Capt. Joseph Smith of tn
Navy, who, having been placed on tho retired lis
by the recommendation of the recent Navy Board
prays for such relief Congress may consider pro
nor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

OFF FOR CHILI-The Concord Reporter says
that Major Wright, one of the conductors on the
Concord Railroad, is soon to leave for Valparaiso
where he is to manage the business of an exten
sive stage coach line established by Yankee enter
priza
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

SUIT FOR HEAVY DANAGEs.-A suit for SI5,4OO
damages has been commenced by Mrs. Lucy Ann
Howe against the city of New Orleans, and Chas
Mason, for injuries received by her son. Geo. Wash.
ngton Mahan from the falling of the walls of Van
nuchi's Museum t5i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

THE DEATH SEsTENCE.-Therea are at prescn,
in the Parish prison at New Orleans, La, un
der sentence of death, no less than five persons
four for murder and one for arson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

QUEER WEDDISG.-The Oswego IN. W Chron.
icle contains tn. announcement Of the marriage of
two Doctors bona fde NJ. D. Is, viz: Albert E. Nil
ler, M. d. of Rome, N. Y, and Mary f. Walker,
NJ D., of Oswego town. Thus paired the two es.
tablished themselves in Rome, and commenced bu.
siness under the firm of Drs. Miller d. Miller Wal.
ker, the wife still retaining identity of her own
in the business affairs by making of her maid
pun nar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

PRINTERS REsT"-Six years ago the founda.
ton of a Printers Rest" was laid at Wood-green
near Hornsey, England, by the Earl of Stanhepe
The work after unavoidable delays, is now going
again. and the edifice viii be finished next sum.
mer. 1t is designed for superannuated printers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13
~ b. COOK N CO.. AUCTIONEERs,

l., B. COOK IL CO.. AUCTIONEERS
lI' NO. 20 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public Auctioueers for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses Cattle &C.,
a. the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms,
Having large and commodious rooms they will re-
goods for sas at pirate sale without the charge
of storage.
Out door sales of every de scrption attended to up
reasonable terms.
Il. B. COOK. VIM MOTT.
ITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

THE HOG MARKET AT LoUIsvILLE-The Cou-
rier of Thursday last reports the range of prices
for hogs at S6250 a 5000 net. Sales of some 5000
head were made within those figures. The slaugh-
ter of Wednesday owing to warm weather was not
heavy.
The Courier says: The receipts of hogs at this
point indicate falling off in numbers from the esti-
mate made at the first of the season. as it is gener-
ally thought that all Intended for this quarter have
mate of packers. The packing this season has
been very backward, the number killed to last
evening not exceeding TO- 700 head against 10000
at the same period last year. = i '-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

The outbuisdings IT Capt Juo. A. Harman, near
stamuson, with quantity Of grain, was destroyed
by tire Saturday sight. Less tD9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

A VAIuAHI.g TuRKEy.---Mr. Joseph Mowry.
I'd, of Bnnillville, X. l., has turkey wigich has,
Il Il stated reared eighteen young ones tisseason.
and laid one hundred and twsiayst ystsvs eggs.