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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

ROCA AGENCY.

The Subscribers have established a Book A
gency al Phii.elphia, ard wil furnish any BOOK
0r publication at the retail price Tree OF postage
ANY person, BY fowprdlug the subscription
n-ce Or sny OF the s. Magazines, such Her
per's GoGey ; Putn7m's GFaham's Frank Les
lies Fsslion. etc, will receive the magazine
Tor one year and copy Of a splendid lithogFaph
portrait Of elher Washington, Jackson OF Clay;
nr If Subscribing TO g and 81 Magazine,
they VIII receive a copy of either Of the three
roruats subscribing to S. worth of a -
zines, all three portraits sent gratis. Music
furnished TO thos who may ish il. Enyel-
opcs OF very description and size in large 0,
small quantities furnished. Seal presses dies
etc sent To order Every description Of En-
craving on wood executed with neatness and
cisrateh Views Of buildings, ne wsPapeT head
incs, views Of machinery, book illustrations,
lodge certificates, business cards, etc. AL
orders sent by mil promptly attended to Per
sons isking a view Of their building engraved
zen send a cagucrrrotype or sketch Of the build
ing hy mail o.. xpress Persons 81 distance
having saIeable artcleswould find it TO their
advantage 70 address The Subscribers, as we
would act as pgtnt for the sA'ne.
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w. ID. JOHNSON

Council BUNS, Iowa,
1-gl.}S Has just received <BiEsfs
4 lad&jlarge and choice sup E.t-HE1
xkAAaV ply of goods in his ~A~aAnH
line which are now opened and ready for sale,
among which may be enumerated
Every variety Of cAndtes-a large assortment
of nuts--a large and superior lot Of cigars
variety of fine apPles-raisins-6
-prunes-herrI"g- cheese-ink-l
per-enyelopes-pens pencts--school bo X
and Slates-uoyels-Song toys-.args
family bbles-birnk book S-piciures, with
without frameS-all manner OF toys and play
things for children ewelry and fancy goods
many OF the most valuable aud popular family
mediciues-magnelic chains--kowaud's Tonic
Mixture Motfat's Life Pills nm Phoenix hit
ters-MustAng Linmsnt-Essrnce Of Life
Western Tonic--Bonsct Pills dc
lEB- Call and see, ifyou want anything use
tui or funny. v5n34tf
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LET US REASON TOGETHER

WHY ARE We SICKY
1T has been the lot OF the human race to be
L weighed dowI. by disease and suffering -
Holloway's Pills are specially adapted TO til
relief OF the WEAK. the NERVOUS. the DELICATE,
and the II FIRM, at ali chimes, ages, sexes. and
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
superintehds the manufacture OF his medicines
in the United States. aud offers them to free
and enlightened people, as the best remedy :he
world ever saw for the removal OF disease.
These pills Purify the Blood.
These famous Pills are expressly combined
10 operate on the stomach, the liver the kilnevs
the lungs. the skin, aud the bowels correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus
curing disease in all it's forms.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Nearly half the human ace have taken these
Pills. # has been proved In all parts of the
world, that nothing has been found equal TO
them in cases of disorder of the liver, dyspepsia
and stomach Complaints generally. They soon
give healthy tone TO these organs. however
much deranged, aud when all other means have
failed.
General Debility. I'll Health.
Many OF the most despotc Governments
have opened their Custom Houses TO the ntro-
duction OF these Pills, that they may become
the medicine OF the masses. Learned colleges
admit that this medicine is The best remedy
ever known for persons OF delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired, as its In
vIgoTating properties never fail TO afford relief.
Female Complaints.
20 Female. young or old, ,hould be with
out this celebrated medicine. Il corrects and
regulates the monthly courses nt all periods,
ac,ing III many cases like charm. 1t is also
the best and safest medicine that can be given
to children of oil ages, AMI fof any can plant;
consequently no family should DO without it.
HoILotnGy's Pills are the best yeaedu knoun in
the World tor the to!Louing Dtseases:
Asthma Z Diarrhoea Indigestion
Bowel complaints Dropsy Influenza
Coughs Debility Inward weak
Colds Fever 4 Ague mesa
Chest Diseases Female com Liver Com.
Iohtlveness plants plaints
Lown So spirits Dyspepsia Headaches
Stone and Gravel Piles SECONDARY
VeneFated Aztec Worms of all SYMPTOMS
ton kinus
Ss~Soid at the Manufactures of Professor
Holloway, 90 Maiden Lane. New York, and
24l Strand. LONDON, aud by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers Of Medicines througout
the United States and civilized " orld, 10 boxes
at IS cents, 62h cents. 'snd 81 each.
IL There IL a considerable saving by TAX
ing the larger sizes.
n b. Directions for the gnid anc. Of patients
N every disorder ar. alfred to each box.
Oct 30, IS. ly
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II. CRITTENDEN.

MO. l35, Main Street. 3rd door below the
II State Bank, ST. Louis, Mo-, wholesale
dealer in paper. books and stationary, plank
books Of all kinds. printing, writing & wrap
ping paper Of all sizes and descriptions, and
all kinds of school books in use in the west.
Prices low. y5nely
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!. wALTER. H @. 30
MATTER Ii BONN.

WHOLESALE Confectioneis, Nos. 81 & 80
Market Street. between Main and "a, Saint
Louis, Mo. Constantly on hand, large and
fresh assortment OF all kinds of fancy candies,
which for cheapness, quality and variety can
not be surpassed by any other estab lishment
in the west. [V5nNly
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Cash Wheat and a Grist Mill.

HAVING put the we'll known Hermitage
Grst Mill in good running order and secured
the services Of Thomas Hampton. we'll and ia
vorabiy known as a Miller In this section, so
lict "a share Of pnblie patronage. The MILL ia
situated 3 miles North oil Council Bluffs ON the
Pigeon Greek.
N. B--I will pay CASH, for wheat 1t highest
market prices, delivered at the mill. .-4
A J. WILLIAMS. Proprietor
Hermitage Mil, Rockyfo d, Pottaxattanie
county. Oct ., So. v5n33,f
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ST. LOUIS CARDS.
JOSEPH MCINTYRE,

JOSEPH MCINTYRE,
FORWARDING and Comuission Merchant,
Il S.. Louis, Missouri.
~ Especial attention given to the forward.
ing of merchandise With dispsach.
81 All orders for the purchase Of the pre-
ducts end manufactures Of this country prompt.
ly attended 10 aud filed at u, lewest market
rates.
REFERS TO:
st, Louis-Yeatman, Robinson g. Co; Trip
let, McFaddin g. CO.; Livermore, Cooley 4
Co.: R. M. Funkhouser d Co,
Louisville, Ky.--Chas. Bushman. v5al0u
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Harris EXCHANGE

ht. citizens of Bluff CITY and surronndino
country are hersby informed that tb. new
establishment is now completed and we'll
supplied with choice variety of Groceries,
PROVISIONS and country produce. which will be
sold al The lowest selling rates in this city,
Past favors. and the liberal patronage hereto
tore bestowed are duly appreciated and thank.
fully remembered, and trust by strict attention
10 the wants oil my customers, to merit contin-
uation OF their favors and patronage.
II. d. HARLE.
N. B.-Cash paid for all kinds of country pro
duce, flour and grain. ly3nltf
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

FTNHOSE Indebted to tho subscribers for lum-
/ Der eiil please 20 settle their account i'm
ruediately. or they gill certainly ha cost al.
,bed. We must have money to get along With
rur business, aud mean TO collect outstanding
/ scounts ON the shortest possible notice.
Here after, no person need send teams TO the
mill for lambsr unless paid for before loading it
No, for We ute determined to have cash down
sor every foot we sell in future.
SO send along the cash if you Want lumber
" your teams will be scnt back wtho { it
'rhis we ,nc an for every BODY without exception
w. JEFFREYS & 70
October 10Th Is5a-nS.tf
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II VERY large assortment of ready made
~ clothing; coats from the coarse blanket 70
the finest broad cloth, at the cssh store,
G. DOUGHTY 4 Co.
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AsADY d TEST have just received q
~ large supply OF Land Warrants, and are
svw fully prepared to inase time enteries
Council Bluffs, may 81 IS. v5ni0tf
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PINE IuNRER

THE Subscriber would respectfully announce
/ t. the citisens Of Pothwattamie and sdloin-
ing csnuttss, that b hss opened large PINE
LUMAEk YARD tn Council Blum City, and
Il In receipt Of lumber regularly and VII
hep constantly on hand large aud we'll selse-
ted stock Of pine lumber from inch 10 inch.
~iro-pinc siding, and worked flooring. pine
shingles and hath, sash, blinds, doors. &c; all
Of which y Ill sell low for each.
JOHN KELLER.
Council Bluffs City, Oct IL, l653-aS-a
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MEDICAL


New Principle No Poison.
RHODES FEVER s. AGUE CURE.
OK ANTIDOTE TO NALIRlA,
For THE PREVENTION AND cuRx OF
Fever ana Ague, or Chill Fever Dumb A gas
and ether lntermitteet and Remitten, Fe-
vers i; also Of Bilious Fevers, accom-.
Paaied BY Typhoid symptoms
Typhoid Fever, yellow Fever
Shipand Jail Fever, Gen.
sral Debility, Night
Sweats, aud all
ether forms
of disease which have cemmsa origin in
Malaria or MiaSma.
This subtle atmospheric poison which -
certain seasons is uuavoidably inhaled AT eyer,-
breath, is the same charac ter wherever il exist.
north, south, east or west and will eyerywhers
yield TO this newly discovered ANTiDOTF
which neut.aIises the poison, completely MIR
hes the sy STEM and thus entirely removes all
the cause Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extra
ordinary results from its use:
II will protect any resident or traveller, even
in the most sickly or swampy localities frou,
any ague or billions disease whatever or an,
injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Nj
asma.
twill instantly check the ague in person.
who have suffered for any length of time, from
ONE DAY Tc TWENTY YEARS, so that they need
never have ANOTHER CHILL, by continuing Itw
use according to directions,
1t will immediately relieve oil the distressing
results ofbillious or ague disenses such rs gem
eral debility. night sweats, etc. The patient
at once begins TO recover appetite aud strength
and continues until permanent and radical
cure is effected. And proof that i. is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCF
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NNGSlkNDS q FERGUSON,
PHOENIX 70 L NDIS Y


81, Louis, Mo-.
MAN L + C. 7 [ RERS OF
PAGES PATENTPORTaBLLSAW MILLS
CEILDS PATENT DOUBLE SAW NILS,
And HORSE POWERS:
cox L ROBERTS PATENT THRESHER
AND CLEANER.
PEERESHFRS with and withou, Sen1rattr,,
Lever Powers Endless Cham or Rairoai
Powers Corn and Cob Crusbers; Clrn Shelters
Flows; Bark Mills; hii Machinery
II CASTINGS Of every description. m 1de
80 order at short notice march a, 54-n4a.
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HELABoLD 5 GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-17
NalTLGE.

Francis Aaple, James Maple, Mary Jane Maple and
Hesher Ann Maple OF Carroll county, Ohio, Lucinda
Hunter, intermarred with William Hunter Of Jackson
County, Ohio, and louisa baker, intermarFled with
CHARLES Baker, of Iowa, and William Shanks, of Car.
roll county Ohio, wiltake notice that On the S'h Of
January A. D.. 1876, Rezin Maple, as executor Of
John Maple deceased, late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
fled his petition in the Probate Court Of Carroll cOun.
~ Ohio against /, EN-. The petition asks leave, on
part the heirs at law, legatees aud devsees otesa-
tor, TO complete contract IN writing OF date VcsoCer
1 is5s, for the sale by said esatOr OF town lots No.
A and 4. in Robert'sSld addition to the town Of
Carroton and by deed in fee convey the same to VIII
liam Clark, to whom William shshks sold aud transfer
red his title, bonds, &c. - srns!aI ast
The petition will be for hearing on the ninth day OF
February next and viii on that day will be acted on
Those interested can act accordingly. 10 asa3
REIN MAPLE,
| tao. Executor ofJohn Maple,
Jan. 10, 's6.-3W. bS Van Brown, his Atty.
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MoOre's Rural New Yorker, .-
THE LEADING WEEKLY t..H
Agricultural, Literary and Family
Newspaper. -.....

"ExcrrsroR" has ever been the Motto, and Pro-
gress aud Improvement" the OBJECTS, of Aoores Rural
New Yorker and by truly maniiestins their onward
spirit it has attained larger circulation than any SIM
liar Journal in the World! Ardenty devoted to the
welfare of the Rural Population, their Interests and
Pursuits, It ranks as the first Of its class in Merit, Use
fulness and Popularity Aud its high reputation will
be more than maintained IN future-or we are deter
mined that the Seventh Volume, tor 1895, fhal exce'
ali others in b tn Contents and Appearance, IL dis
cuses and elucidaes in its Agricultural horticultural,
Semitic, Literary and Miscellaneous Departments,
greater number Of Practical Useful, Entertaining and
| Timely Topics than any other journal. Its ample
pages embrace chCi,e Music, and also numerous Coat
! iy and Appropriate EngrAvngs! Including illustra-
tons in Agriculture, Horticulture, Rural Architecture
Mechanic Aes, &c, The Rural also gives the Most
Important News, with reliable Market Reports Tho
long pronounced the best Agricultural, Literary aud
! Family Newspaper in America, are resolved that
the forthcoming volume shall be sti \ more worthy It's
extensive National Crcu ation. a #tr efB
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WATCH MAKING.
SEND an YOUR WATCnEs

SEND ON 1UUh NAICabSs ss@i t9+
would inform the citizens Of Carroton and Carroll
county that they have their Watches reparedn the
best manner and short notice, by lending tltem to
my establishment in s r.. ...s..s,si xs.s
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry OF ell kinds, gold Tens
Volins and almost everything usually found in aJeWel
~ store My shopin the centre block Immediately sd-
joining 'sEspied Exehange.n nci7ag aEe eri
Old Gold aud Silver wanted in exchange for woTk OF
goods Watches can be left at the residence ei Mr..
Wash Butler Carroton Ohio, and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired All work warranted SiVe
ma n tr;al. ! iIl.if'I MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1885, .ia ]sE
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FORM. STYLE AND TERMs:

The Rural New.Yorker is published in Quarto Form,
each No comprising Eight Double Quarto Pages (i0
columns printed in best style An Index, Title Page,
&C., at close of each Volume m ...
Terms in Advance So Year Three Copies, S6 ;
Six Copies for $40 Ten Copies for $l5 Great induce
ments to Agents and those forming cubs-ipcluding
over $1,000 Cash Premiums Specimens, Premium
Lists &C., sent free give US your address. Money
properly inclosed and registered msy be sent at our
risk, it addressed to.
D.D.T MOORE, Rochester, NY.
Jan II -'58 rsE8as. I t.-..
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Hook A;I.adder CoInpamy.

uNHE MEMBERs OF TIE CARR0LLTON Ho0K
and Ladder Company, are hereby notified that the
annual meeting for the election OF Officers, VIII DC held
in the Court House. on Saturday evening, the 10Th
inst at ealy candle ghtug. general attendance is
requested. %+" "M' M WI $50 J.
January 10, lS56.-2w. aia saa sa aa
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J0Uy UEACOCX,S EsTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
heen dnlv appointed Administrator, with the will
nsxed de bonis non of the estate of John Heacoek,
deceased All persons intere stcd will present their
claims Immediately. '8e- ANUS oARh,
Ian. u. '66.-3w. AdmnlsTat0r,
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EnrNl EmrsN EurK!!!

7 WISH TO BUY FIVE THOUSAND FOX, COON,
Mink lusk Opossum, ,and Weasel skins, for which
the very highest price will be paid in CASH. will take
them in at The Hat Shop Of Mrs. Burger ALWAYS there
on Saturdays. WILLIAM OANIL.
CarroIt n Jan II, '56-3w " I.'" F8''"'
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Annual Report Of the Directors

or ruE CARRoLL CoCSTT IEFiRMARY. coMMKSo.
I'VE DEe /, 1854, AND KEDISo 0Kc. ], 1855.
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HURD,s HAIR REsTOR Err
Warranted to restore Hair on any Head that is bald
For Sale by J. G, BAXTEP, Druggist,
Anril 5, is55-H agent for CarrSH Co.
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TIE amSunt GAd condition oil car s1ase as
hilities NAY be obtained from the following "a
bic.
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Average number of paupers, 10; Deaths,5,
There was raised on the farm the past year:
76 bushels Of wheat. GO bushels Of rye; lS0
bushels Of oats, $50 basheEs of corn in the ear
75 bushels of potatoes, { tons of hay, and 500
heads of cabbage. h.tEal
MEAr.-Pork, g SO lbs: Beef 46l lbsi--
Mutton, 400 lbs; Veal, go lbs.
SrooK ON FARM . Horses, miloh Cows,
! Yearling, spring Calves, and IS Sheep.
Clothing and Bedding made for the use OF
the County InGrmary, for the same year BY
:hr Superintendent: .fa...r
Mans WEAR--l5 shirts, 6 pair Of pants, 3
round jackets, vest, and 1Opalr OF socks.
I WoMEN's WEAR-f III dresses, skirts, Is
cehmise, aprons, pair Of stockings, b bon :
net, and . caps. #.t ~
BED AND BEDDING.--5 sheets, 4 comforts, 6
pair OF pillow cases, 8 bedieks, and holsters
j. LONG,
L. SMELTZ,
WM. KlVIN,
Jan, II, Sc, Directors of the Ln6rmary.
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otJanSarv Is57 for g.. 1000. 900
The State for loan Of 90 years re-
ceives premium Of 10 per CT. or SoO'OOO
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Re.slnts At The Treasury, $500. 900
But at the end Of 20 years this debt is to
he maid and the disbursements have been as
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Jan, II, '56,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06


IMPORTANT CASE IN RELATION TO FOREIGN d.
voRCEs-Two WIDOWS CLAIMING The DOVER OF
ONE HUSBAND.
ApGUsT 5.In this case appears John Black, for many
years the keeper Of bakery and candy store in the
Bowery, died in March last without making will, leaving
600 worth of property. Soon after his DEATH
Elizabeth D. Black TO whom he married about six
years ago, and John 3. Black, son by his first wife,
took out letters Of administration upon his estate Ia the
month OF June last Samuel Black, another son OF John
Black, died, and in few days after his death Rebecca
Black the rst wife Of John Black applied and took out
letters Of administration upon his estate which consisted
of his interest hts late fathers estate Rebecca
comes before the Surrogate and applies to have the
letters issued 10 the second wife, Elizabeth d., re-
voked, and her name substituted as the oniy law
II. Dana, In presenting the case for Mrs.
Rebecca Black took the ground that she was law
fay married to John Black IN the year 1925, in this city,
and a be was never lawfully divorced from her: that
Ia the year ls46 he obtained decree OF divorce agsnst
her in the State OF New Jersey which void Tor the
that he resident at that time in this city and
she that time not In the State of New Jersey
was she ever served with any subpoena peadings or
tce OF the case.
Mr. Taylor for Elizabeth b. Black contended that the
decree Of divorce and record Of the in the Court Of
aLcery Of State Of New Jersey showed that Rebecca
Black abandoned her husband in this city and went 10
the State Of New Jersey where she made her home for
over thirteen years that her husband followed her into
the State OF New jersey and due proof under the
laws OF that State obtained his divorces that the proofs
show that the sheriff certificate OF service upon her Of
the subIonathus giving to the Of that state j,ris
dton OF the matter and rendering the decree perfect
and enttlrg under the constitution o. the United States,
TO full faith and credit in AL the other States. II
pears that Rebecca after living happily with her husband
about ten years, during which time she bore him
sons, John B. Black ard Samuel Black, she became at
eched TO religious faith called " Per.ectionists The
teachings Of this faith crused her 10 look rpoa he
rage relation sinful, and forbidden by God. Hence
her separation from her husband. Shortly aer be OBJ
tanned his divorce ne was duly married ~ Elizabeth ID.
Black. The case s still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

Smart, who II carpenter aud builder The dsrs. liant
IN this suit, obtined judgment against Smart aud b. "a
receiver OF bis property and effects appointed by the =
peror Court On the 9th June 1855 deendau; went snl
took possession OF gst others rms
wagon IN misunderstanding that the property in point
Of fact belonged to Smart ard that ne (defendsus
acting under the orders OF Martin Waters the receiver
and SO justified the taking
The proof OF ownership conclusive for The plaintiff
The only question Of doubt the vaue-pantss
witnesses testnying il was worth Sis aud deendants
down to $40 or $50.
The Court gave judgment for plaintiff $50 So and costs
SPECIAL TERN.
Peter Potion IS John Kerrey-Ordered that the surety
the adjournment bond do Justify before one Of the
Justices of this court 9th August or that the cause be
tried on that day. No costs on this motion.
Peter Poslon IS Henry Coulter and Edward s. McPaer.
Ordered that the surety Justify four days az ii
last case that appeal be ismissed, with coats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06
Personal Intelligence

There al present two thousand three hundred vis
tiers at Long Brat ch New Jersey and among them
Judge Day ton of Trenton the consut onal candidate
for Vice President Governor Price, OF New Jersey and
Ex-Governor Stratton
Judge Belts Of United States District Court is at
Newport
( understood that Mr. Buchanan in accordance with
his annual custom will leave Wheatand, in few days.
for the Bedford Springs where he will remain for Two
three weeks.
At the Stevens House. Professor d Bache and lady
Washington; Judge N French and lady, New York Col
morris and Morsana Cap. Cravan and lady Capt
q Woornan, Monreai Rev s Murphy, Scotland Rev Ro
Der, swain do Co Robert Swift s, Thomas Juan de la
Fierta Havana; Major Sanders, st Louis.
and son. Mrs William Foster Miss Hobson and servant
Se DO Mss b a soa Ne Me- NV e aG M.
ington, G. de Castro Joaquin Unarle Francisco Ron
quillo, Havana
From Charleston in the steamship james Adger-Mss Z
Doar Miss A N Feugss Miss A Rankin Mrs NJ BRISTOL.
Children and nurse Mrs knowton Mss Belmont Miss
lady and child Mfs crkson, Miss Clarkson Mr. and
Mrs N Reed Mr. and Mrs II II Manlgauit children and
servant Mr. and Mrs Iata and chidren Mrs Lott Bal
ley, Hirsthberg EWinslov yanness Master W Ste.
Yes Vel. gss spear H,asbsrg D0aF u Wharton
Given, shafer, " claussens Clarkson sg Natet
" McCormick. Cafes n 0'Yea Mrs Tate Mr. aud
Mrs III Hess, stewart Booth, aud 81 In the steerage
From savannah in the steamship Alabama Parsons
Jas Stewart IhGmpson Fay Ring, Prsndergas
KING T. Willard, Jno Cleghon, tleslman, W Clark,
fssSee Miss Parsons. Mis- B Mills ars Moore, Mrs
BART Mrs John Ellison aud lady Mrs Virgin Stevens
Blum and son c ianer and lady Miss Annie smith
yaunden, nero and lady winsow. lady and son chas
oinstead, I brnsop, Horace Hall and eight IN the
scelage.