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T osr LAND WARRANT

vs. ENNp WARRANT Whereas a md warrant vns s
e.eo rom me Pension occ June 10 Rider N
wnasr, No Cor 100 and mailed him Cam btdre
,nu whereas the s,id hand md
nSs eeeoI o The undersigned give notice that expiration
mh weeks rom the date hereof application
Of Pensions for duplicate lieu OF the
CHAs, n. wINDER, Attorney.
- a. RIDER II. wINDER,
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II Us u WARHANT.--The hat
~ expiration OF six weeks present appica
VIII oe made TO The Commissioner Pensions duplicate
warrant lieu II one issued the a7h February 1856 eighty
hand In IsIupKtN A,,ornsv "
~ OWEN MYRICK.
Dec 6-iawgWf
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bullion specie, iewery, precious stones metals,
fading are signed therefor, the value
MAY l--dtf
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spectacIes.

silver fine steel and plated specacI Eyeglasses Of
ali focuses, with pcroca pcrscopc
long experience gives peculiar
adapted to the eyes Of wcarers ~
M. w. GAIT BRO,
ia Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jau9e-n -
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Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
Work for the North Front Of the
Pat. mt once Building.


DnPAKrxEsr or INTERIOR.
December 10, 1856.
EALEp PROPOSALS. win be received a, This department, uni
eighteenth February next ~ O'Clock at r fur
nhng granite and anc work may be Iequired above
soy erection Of the north front Of the Pe
Office building. t.si. ts..
The bids must be In blowing schedule
~ specify prices matrria hauling dressing and setting
cading all the machinery and other expenses
Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot.
Beds and bills, do DO
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
Cornicc IN two beds, per superficial foo foot
Blocking course do do
Frieze 10 eninbature do do
H,a - Arcniiravc, do do
Drops o cornice, per lineal foot. AN
Trigyphs, each.
Caps OF plasteTs, EACH
Channels Of BASEMENT per iineal foot
Window stills, per superficial foot
The granite equal in quality TO that used 10 the
lion OF the Of the building specimens OF which will be
time work will be completed
will he considered Others than those known to be The
trade and believed be fully competen TO fulfil in good faith The
obligations they and assignment OF bid
contract will be recognised, unless made with the approval The
head of the department. es afsB-a, $500
Ninety cent win be peid from time g time as the work
the Of the agcn Of the department In cha
Hereof reserved until the completion Of the
tract acceptance OF the work BY said agent.
hereby invited when il deems 6e o the ni
L. well exclude the bids OF person
who IL has good believe will NOT, from
Plans, specification, working drawings be examined
and other information obiained application at the ONCE M
superintendent. l34t t3s9 4fEE
the Secretary Interior endorsed Ppo ais for the ereca
Office buiIdng) win be opened NJ
O'Clock, of the aat day named for receiving the same
W r. McCL ELLAND,
Secretary Of the interior
Dec l9--2awtlsFeb. lint starI
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

Z FHOIECIlON AN - ROm
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, and Ipland iwswance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$I,35S,15l rs.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY o.
PHILADELPHIA.
Office north,sea corner Of avenue and sv.aa
street, Washsrgson, d. O.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dinsee
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Manderaed
Charles Ak 4, kSSoieam, EDWARD 4; helmoo'd'
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, president
EpwARp n. HELxsoLD, secretary. e
LOCAL SURVEYORS. t.
Charles Walter No. as7 = street. opposite City Hail.
John NJ Thonion corner ist street and Virginia avenue M
John Risses, No. SOL Thirteenth street. below Pepnyl
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No. Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
t John Thomson
The company win compare favoraby with
successful Of institutions United
F'% The LIST day Ave- %on % e = s ~
bred and eight thousand hundred and fyone dollars VIZ
With these evidences good management. the dN
tors feel justified in soliciting share Of public patronage
iused more according equity shan legal sechncaiss
b. re on sri
RES, WAREHOUSES;, MI descriptions OF BUILDlNGS and
contents al kinds VESSEL
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROAD5, and ne WI
conveyances 10 or from portion Of EUROPE and AmENoJ
and on the hnls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the weHAl
The rates Of premium will be as low other eompane an
fixing Them every Improvement in construction and aanna
will be taken into consideration. 8.Uss
AZ losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
Office northwest Pennsylvania and SevenR
street, Washington city, D. c.
Insurance mary also be effected at the Home Office,
Northwest corner Walnut and Second Streets Philadelphia
And in 0f by
officers OF the company
June l3-dly
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.
Should anld acquaintance be forgoi,
And never brought TO min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auld lang syne.''

Should aald acquaintance be forgoi,
And never brought TO mn'
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
+UE And days % aud lang syne.o r#.s5
The members the senior cias OF ending June 1888
the junior class OF the ending June, 1892 The Sophomore
cass ending June 1885, aud the Freshman class Of the
ending $780, hereby assemble
Washington D. Co. by the third Of March, D. e57 the
brighten the links OF the chain love endshD which
tide entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the untimey fate
of their most promising compeers. aaf Ata FHf
preliminary meeting of the sclfuppointed committee will be
the Monday September A. d. 1856 United
Hotel Chestnut street, Fourth Fifth streets,
which classes whom
when
adopted 10 fl an attendance possible.
In those whom this Is addressed Will be
furnish The ofthe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices ~.
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. d.,
f,#s of Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee
a ALEXANDER @. HART, M. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
J.. NEWTON LIGHTNER @
a OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania
nrl. PHILIP PENDLEToN,
H 5.... Of Winston, Allegheny Co.. Nd
SAMUEL. p RICHARDS, t
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j..
af.LE LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
rn Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHK WkIDHAH, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lnwtMar3 [Inteligencerl
All newspapers the civilized countries Of the world
ed this advertisement In their editorial columns
beers of classes scattered through the four M
visions Of the globe and all newspapers throughout the United
States of America requested gratuous insertion
nd the 3dor Marc N
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PROPOSED pArxs o. sAIlIss.

EDWARD X. COLLINS. y n
No. IS Wall street"
BROWN, sHIPLEY, = Go amos
STEPHEN RENNARD q ~ ~.
"a Austin Fnars, L 0n
n, q. WAINWRIGHT y ovgs
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, 4
at Plattsburgh, New York.

-3awlFeb25i flint. q slar.I
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OyTCE DEPARTMENT.
washington, d. O., January ID, 1851
pRoPosALs for conveying the
september 1887 TO June 3d. 1885, inclusive, following
routes IN the State OF
CON- WAshISoTos and urA, will be received Contract
once OF this department until 3 18th Of June, 1857,
TO be decided by the aOlh OF Junei Il
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital a
GaIena, Illinois.

Dec 10 -2awil9Feb
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81 90 PER ANNUM

70 his gntisulating abest sspot anosv;nv thu
parties, soiAg to f. neExisdfs "a I8We
sham reech the Hall nov helorr eI~~.
imprisonment for ccntenps z "a.
The bridegroom, Who ~ tnsher a. :
tinid nature, fnally consents1, rorticulayly
- the clerk pronsised 70 Sod : fr;end -
his who sat 10 tie csb, wrapped - = Z ls,se
cloak, to explain tho reasons 81 k;a sS.s,sV
The reader can imagine Who this psrson
was. ss
Eleven o'clock came, but still 10 bride-
groom. The guests were staring a, each
other-the priest beg IN 70 grow inpatient-
and the bride that was 70 be, looked pale
and sgitated, when carriaxe drove 10 ana
the bell rung. ssThere he i! There Is isv,
murmured many voices.
A Agentleman did enter, whose appesrant .
created almost as much astonishment q TINT
OF Edgar Ravenswood in the Hall Of Ash-
ton Castle at the marriage Of Lucy Ashton
in SCOTS ssBride Of Lammerm0or.'' The
lady tainted; private explanations ensued
between the parents Of the tower, and the
result was, that in ten minutes after. the
two real lovers were Joined in the sacred
bond OF matrimony, much to the satisfac-
tion Of all present.
The bride-groom-t that was to have been.
afterwards made his appearances, pufine
and blowing. What be said and what he
did, on beholding his rival, and being made
acquainted with the condition Of AFFAIR." v..
really tragicomioal. 8
The story of the subpoena shortly afte1.
wards leaked out, and has created 90 much
amusement, that the poor fellows declares
n n a fha Iax fn- q =
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t tas
ssWay," said he; pay, why, man, you're
in Prairie Grove now! This town is Prairie
Grore!'
ssWell, ? said /, in astonishment, 81 want
to 70 to the Post Of6ce.e
ssThis is the Post Ofice,' said be.
eyes, but want to see Mr.. Smith, the
Post Master"
ssMy name is Smith, and Tam the Post
Master.''
ssWell, to tell the truth, / never was more
astonished in my life. PRAIRIE grows CRY,
a place which had SO completely captivated
my Imagination by the representations which
had been made Of it, had but one house, and
that hardly fit for stable! Mr.. Smith, whom
! had been led to consider sort of feudal
proprietor of the town, a man high in wealth
and honors, was poor, dirty, unkempt, and
wragged wretch.
However am used to reverses. Every
man ought to be. 1t does him good. ex-
planned matters to Mr.. Smith; told him who
/ was and what came for. He became very
friendly. He offered me his hospitality
Had been to dinner. No; he guessed not,
nor my horse either, and he would see that
both were fed. What my horse got, do
not know, but what got livery well remem-
Der. 1t is all told in the two syllables, fried
pork.
l spoke about the town; asked him how
1t was they had no buildings. He said they
hadn't built much yet, but were going to in
the summer. In regard to business matters,
he said if would stay with him over night,
in the morning he would 60 with me to Al
bia, and make every thing straight. So |
agreed, wondering, however, where should
sleep. There was but one room, and that
had three beds in it, which rs said before,
left scarcely space to get about. At least,
| asked him, partly to prevent confusion,
and partly to crafty curiosity:
IsNlr. Smith, | am afraid it will not be
very convenient for you to keep me tonight.
| really do not see where am to Sleep"
co." said he, 81 guess can get you
lodged up to that building, and he pointed
to one had not yet seen, worse than the
habitation of the unfortunate Smith"
ssThat, why what in the world did you
build that for, way up on the hill2"
ssIt is intended for store,' Mr.. Smith.
ssBut what made you put it on such
steep bank?"
go, the lots up there were not so salable
as those in the fat, and so we thought we
had better commence building there to in
crease their value,' answered Mr.. Smith,
with commendable gravity.
ssI can't stay here to-night," said l; get
on your horse and 60 down to Abba with
me o-day. Can you not do that?''
sWell, guess can; I'll see what the
old woman says, anyhow"
This resulted in our riding towards Abba
in about half an hour; and such, gentle
men, were my first impressions of Prairie
Grove City. need hardly add that l did
not invest any more than a hundred thousand
in city lots notwithstanding Mr.. Smiths sol
emn asseyeration, that they would build
s:powerfully'' there in the summer.
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trouble. But come and go me on your way
through Iowa, and my wife and children win
thank you with me-
Il was much astonished and affected, for
i had totally forgotten his obligation, but
could not refuse the Just return. Truly, i
thought, giving to the Lord doesnot impov-
erish even q in worldly means, and / said to
myself, will see what this ten dollars will
bring nae. So looking about, made little
investment'in the new land and went on my
way fully satisfied with myself and the world
in general. Three weeks ago, l had an offer
Of Eve hundred dollars for my wee bit Of
land; Iaccepted it, and as my wife and lit
tie Nellie have long been teasing me for a
piano bought this for them.'
st seems like dream,' said /, gazing
with sort of reverence on the beautiful in
strument; syou ought to commemorate the
incident in some manner
q have thought of inscribing on small
silver plate the words, sCast thy bread upon
the waters and thou shalt find it after many
days. but it does not seem exactly to suit
the case.'
did you ever see the girl again, papa?'
asked Nellie.
sNo, my dear, but have heard from her
through German missionary. She is q
good scholar, and teaches little school herr
self, now, in Chicago. She has become a
handsome and refined young woman, and is
educating her only brother younger than
herself. I learned from him that my little
gift put new life into the sinking heart OF
the poor, sick father and the nourishment
procured with some of the money gave
strength to his weak frame. The father OBJ
tained employment, the little brother found
work 20 do in an Office, and the girl obtain
ed the favorable notice Of celebrated pian-
ist, who saw that she possessed musical gifts
of high order, So that by his cultivation she
became enabled to support herself. So you
see, ten dollars made whole family happy,
grateful and useful, and bought me this
beautiful instrument. ---
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From the New Orleans Picayune.
TO MY MOTHER.
BIZ c. r. HossE1

u
am far away, dear mother,
And ,tis many weary day
s;noe kissed the tear drop from thy cheek,
And YOU blessed me on my way;
on In the evening, mother,
beneath the azure dome,
when the stars Of Heaven come peeping fort
think Of thee aud home.
In bright, holy visions, mother,
/ see thy calm, high brow,
Kissed by those silyery tEesses,
Floating around thee now
Since by the garden hedge We strayed,
How very long 1t seems
But, mother, have been with thee
Each night, in pleasant dreams.
Then thy rcse-iit lips, mother, 81
In beauteous smiles they wreathe,
And, for your absent children,
A feryent prayer they breathe;
A prayer that twines around our path,
And fiings its halo there,
Or mingies balm, and dew OF love,
With every breath Of air. @ =
I hear your soft voice, mother,
That taught me how to pray,
And can see thine eyes fond glance,
Though am far away;
Mother, bear sad, sad heart,
Pm very lonely here,
And every day and hour but makes
Your dear words doubly dear.
The rainbow paints the melting cloud,
The sun shines, mother, dear,
And brightest buds Of hope have burst
Around my pathway here;
pye passed through many varied scenes,
But the world is kind to me;
Ny little bark has never vrecked
Upon life's troublOus sea.
May a laurel chaplet deck thy bfw,
And spring e'er greet thine eye,
Thy cup of joy, all wreathed around
with flowers, that never die;
And mother, may thy grief be IKE
The waves that kiss the shore
And wander on, but leave behind
The surface smooth once more.
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A friend informs us that ,ho fo,,a-
eplstle was sent from nmhi;n - ..o~ns
Irishman in this c;tv.-Er " souns
Denr Nsnbs,-.f h..a-,. -. $50.
thor s;nca tfa los, t;,na T ...a.L, ioe
kase we,ve moved from ~. so.. o,s oc.
l,y;n,. and I d;dn,t Lnov ,-ha,haS Piss1 VI
wnnld reach vo,, a. No, In 800: "a iesuer
take nm INV mem 10 ;nfo,u % 80 ~ PisaIale ss.Ie
ve,s own lsv;n, moe Knir.,.;aL e ue'. =,
very suddenly aftbcr a Enwsr;n.' ;,,..oe nv 1'e1
ak months- The moor =, 8 -. :s, y.
convnls;ons tbe rbolo .;r.a of s;oL.s. .oien' I'm
inc perfectly on;et and snaohias. =,
time talk;n, ;ncobar,,tl, on, o.1i;r, - AZ .A'
I had M onnor,nn;,x r. -. ~ L..
death exce,nt had yrote - ~ :: ~ ~ ,nas n,s
most. which wont og Two H.. s1..I ss .Ies
died an, thin ve wonld have ~ nos.o a. No .e
nav. am at loss 10 taIl wh.t I s'ae.S ~
was accustomed =, hu, fa.r .' :, his MS uettn L:l
last sickness He n;ro- ,ras ,,an I =. n.s
torothar d,,-;,, ~. ~, .:s @ ~ ~ uayS
6nement lam a. ,oss ~ Iii u. ~ me- oon-
s;nnad = hrt FOO !. - .eu -. VIVA: . ecea-
mnch of ,.bh;ts s,,,gsa 81 ...' "siA 'oo
Nv na ~ and nro,u st,ss.a I ss9,
con,t tell which. Nm ha th.t !. .~:i
soon 40 bs hrea,bsd h;s iaa. - shs ".. 49, as
70 y ~, al, honas ~ ~ .asc , ne uoonso,s u,s
fsll 70 anytb;n. ,bo.. b;s ~ .aeoun uars
tnoy he yn,d have ] h;n ;;s. sss, q ~. 70 "e,i wa
lact;n; tin months an, h.a ha ~ I;,sa .;l, yu,
t;ma uo,d ha, h;n ~ u an,L =. s IA tlas M
nroner,v IRON no. AZ daxo,sas ~ os nv ,;s. a.au ln'
rrhdp ali d;sd .onoa 80 :" ".s NAV n .'.,
will he dev;ded betxans ~ ~ on, ~ apivs lao, ~
~ ,rona-.,. - 49, .o."ano u, ~ AnI"
b.ao a. os+oto ,rt;.L ..... =. w ~. e
deh,s doh ans am, for tbe ra,na;,shar - n. ~ pas hss
On a 6orso.raea. hut = ,ras ~ ~ I've: .nas
eyervbodv at the time that hs VIC wo,s bar Un nana :"
tbe raco Il tho ba-se ba nm ~" "na. aI. h.S Sona
heen too fast for him M n;rsr ss ~. nau ,nu nu'
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD, CONN. #sr
Chartered isls-The safest and Best Institution
r.a s Of the kind.
T. BALDWIN IS AGENT FOR THE
d above Company, who is now ready to take risks
xnd issue policies for buildings stocks merchandise,
&c. in this city and throughout the country at mode
erate rates.
Council Bluffs, l657-n1-u
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Council Bluffs, Iowa.

council B1uHSs AONds
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED IN ALE
parts Of the State and remited to any part of the
United States current rates Of Exchange, free Of
charge.
Geld 4 StIrsr, Rtils Or ErehGaSs, Exrrsss
ssA Usesrrens Money Bosshs = Sold; Land
w>srrsnss BOsShs, Sold SsA Battered ON
TSnss, kstsrsss Paid On Special Dsposdts,
sMSSsy Lssssd on Real Esssss ssA Per.
sosSi Security,
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson,
Bank of lliion, Ilion, n. Y
Bank of Cooperstown, Cooperstown n Y
Durkee Il Bullock, Bankers. St Louis No
Onondaga County Bank, Syraeuse n r
Warren Bank South Danvers, Mass
A. J. Stevens 4 Co, Bankers, Ft. Desmoines
Henry Farnham Pres. c. h r. l. R. R., Chicago Ills
Jno. T.. Henry, Supt NJ. NJ. r. X. Davenport. Iowa
b. b. Baryton, Rest Eng, Davenport, iowa
Cook, Sargent 4 Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa
Western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, N. T.
Mark W. lizard, Gov. Nebraska.
James G. Mitchell, ESQ, Florence, n. f..
L. p. Brown, Kansas City, Mo. (nisa
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GEORGE GREENE, JOHN wEARE, JR.,
THOMAS II. BENTON, JR.,
GREENE, WEARE & BENTON
BANKERS, LAND AGENTS,
AND
Dealers In Exchange.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

COuncll HUNS, iowa.
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED. AND
IN proceeds promptly remtted to part Of the Uni
ted States, at current Rates Of Exchange.
Interest paid on deposits for over thirty days.
Bills % Exchange on all the principal Cities bought
and sold
Loans effected good security. Vacant lands selec
ted and entered in any Office in the State.
Land Warrants for cash, time constantly on
hand. Locations Of lands distant dealers, at the
most liberal rates.
Notes bought and money loaned on good security.
once opposite Pacific House, in the West lower
room Of Land Office.
REFERENCES:
" J. j. issnp ssrnes C.; e. Bankers. Dubuque Iowa
Cook Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
Culbertson Reno, Iowa City, Iowa.
Peoples Bank, Ketchum Rogers 4 Bennett Bankers,
New York City.
Selden. Withers X CO., Washington, D. G.
Hon. Chas Mason, Commissioner Of Patents, Washing
ton, D. G.
Hon. A. c. Dodge, s. q. s., Burlington, Iowa.
Hon. q. W. Jones, 60 Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. Joseph Williams, Chief Justice Museatine, Iowa.
Council Bluffs 1857 nl-u
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CO A SuPERscRlrrIos.&lA A day Of two
since, the Treasurer Of the United Etates 70.
ceived letter on public business, With the
following superscription, written evidently
in dead earnest:
.sYon night = D States Trcasr."
- Wash Star. aas
CO The following Is an extract from
Isaiah Hills: s .
In that day the Lord will take away the
bravery Of th0ir tinkling oraamsnts shout
their feet, and their combs, and thsif rosad
tires like the moon" 49, e
BELow zERo.--Jones (xho thishs that
Smith is little to fres with his wifsl-~
ssMr. Smith, wish to speek - yeu Privats-
[ly. Pc. init ms to take you apart for fc1
moments Hssiah (who isnSt In Tho ieask
frightened g Certs;nly; sir, i you'll prom
isc to put mo together sssin."