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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
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kha unike& atss, IL caKxeat kakes IS M.
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fsa, hsaaRiak @MA woId, sss
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TaxaS psla efg FssE&ssat asd neasEssaaatls
pYonE efss % Any egantT q ths ss zase
Ii KaAAAA and NAhF aska EsgrikeEaaa II -
K&na warrants bought. asid aaa angsgea
. klAs slsos ssssd sha enteTsd On siaae Coz
saaz1ks aeAasTs ~
s waA bsy asssssss "a spseAaI dspssitss.
asa q RaxssssaaaA eaTsgis EsaisaiRg Il slae
eesnkys ws saseE ne extra 'slAass1asak z
- re- ssnt, lnterssa ea an aaRoaiss maasf
AEensy leaned sn kaat Estate and per-
sanal security. e7
We kssb Constantly sa hsad, choice se-
leckioRs &c GeNsgmHsmk L.ansas, aleng ghs
hRs cf the Missiasipes q AEias0axs RAilroad,
Row running 70 Iowa Clty aaa saRlEaeteaI
to Fort BcsmoineN; ths RRghRgten 4 Mt@-
soasi Railroad, aad the Fort Madison and
Miss0aEi kAiiro@ds also. In sYeF county In
the Ccaneii Blaaa Land District, which wa
will enter foE fssidsAss % foreign appli-
eaAk& Mith " arr2nk eE cash.
Our arrangements are GZ1eA, that We eAh
enter Lanas Ia the Sioax City, FeEt Dodge,
and Decoffah Districts When requested. / II
Remittaneea to as can be made In dxaMa
Oh any Of the EastsFn OF Southern cities, pF
By dspositing tbs money IN Aay good baAk
IA oHK exodit. aud faaandfag ~ thseeFti6
oE asp0sst. Whaa Warrants are seRt, the
Nes. nf Warrant, data, 10 Whsm issued and
assigned, shonh Be copied ana Tsaainsa 10 |
guard against loss in mails. AZ
REFERENCES. / /
AmeFiraa Exchange Bank, New York city. |
J. p, Ihompaoa, '- 81
Bank Of IllEoa, s 2#E" e
Bank ak GoopsrRtsMR, apopeFstopEn, n. 7.
Durkee a Bullock, RaAkaEs, a.. Lsaia.
0nondaga CoantY Baak, Syracuse, M, /
Warren Bank, South Daaver8, Mass. 1
4. j. Stevens & co., Bankers, II, DssmolnSg 1
Henry Farnham, Pres. c, 4 X. /. z. K, |
Chicago, Illinois. ....Ti /
IohA E. Henry, sap't NJ. 4 d. r. 4. Dav-
export, Iowa. -#..s.. 5..
B. B. Baryton, Rest Eng, Davenport, Ioa.
Cook, Sargent 4 Downys RanksEa, Iowa
City, Iowa. ' .' |
P. 4 bsy, Rest Eng. M.kM.R.R-, Iowa |
6 City, Iowa. " /
IVestsEa MariRs 4 Fire los. Co, Omaha
City, Nebraska. g.-. |
Mark tzzsyd, Gov, Omaha City, Esbraska.
James G. Mitchell, Esq, FIogencs, N. r.
l. P. Brown, Kansas city, Mo
DE-. j. 4. Caasel, Phil&3ssphla, Marion CO.
NO. ..., .a..-g na2DS8a
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
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CwRkams amnsa 60.

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ne soilawiRg singmRaR E3aaaaem Il gxgas
aisAsa ) sssSss s5paens q 81 9esaan
TfmYelfsR as kAsing been witnessed IN .
persoa now aisiMS ahsoucA aesakssng
more than feghy gnaxs aga, aAaais aixsean
miles from sha eiey. ~r 81 e
ssThs Aarratsr said that wIAsIs walkiaR
'ih Ne Held ke saw i large blaek seidspi-
der, aaasidsEea sae Of ms aassa sesaaszsous
species, eoatsndiag witA q sasaHsa ai1sd
to@d. The snideg, heinx veg Qniek aM
its HnoyenenEs, wouId ges upoa the Aaah
and bite II, when the koad, with its loES
paw, would drive oGl lshespkaeR IS Swoald
lhen bop % aplAasmtn, wtaek Mas gTowiss9
near by, and bite il, and thea rssarn %
the spider. After seeing this repeaaaa
seyezai times and noticing thai saesa time
the toad was bistsn Il wams TO che blan-
tin, the spsutasoE thea&ht ha woald pull
np the piaataiR, and watch the FesaI9 $3.50
he did 30. Being again bittsas and the
paansain not TO be found. tho toad beRam
90 swell Eua shox osheE insascaEfaus u BE-. !
Ing poiseAsds snd kaksd In . ah0gf tiaaa
Il the plaalain, whieh Crews % abhn.
dsntly near almoss syery dwellinR ia ahia
yiciassy, was sueh al TnmediAte and &C.
fsSsaaI FSaze4y to thB toad for eAn bite sf
he spldass eah we nss reasonably inEaR
that lt would be a. sHeas4ssl eurs tor
man Tor tbs bite OF the sane inaea&,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
KeaI Estate Agemcy
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ANT0N MON(lEA co. IOWA.

IN A g&lgnsa takes this msehOd ss Ia
i 1exAk tAs paAsie tAat As has leeased at
MeAAaaas khe seaHey msas af d saasaa epsEnzy,
ShI kztakllah Himself IL khA business ef
hmyiS@ and selling Rsal kssakes win select,
nRFeAAss gR par Axes, iasves &Rs se titles, and
giva any ine@fskafea ID ssAFd ko lands,
geupaTty, taaa edamkxys saF 09aasT @asskmaaa mat
ksEe kay OK saal town PE0peEty, f&T@s -
Wild Andss RaE @Ee1aa ak B aksaRaesy @za
kranssck amy 0thAg buaime@8 pas saintRg Be- =
Real Eskaks Aasney. His k8aas sxlIl ksaa~
voted eMe Iaal vsay 10 Gals bsasiness, and Alb
ss9sfaae6 10 hiA care wIIl be aktendsA to With
proaapsnsss azaa alligsnse.
r. n. HTNMAN.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

DEALkaSS 4M kAGhANGhY
asHRAsKA cfTy. -, 49,. ......HERRAsxA.
HAVING made arFangsmsasa By which
II we viii rsSsixs aesarsts copies os az
the TowRshipa emhgaesa ia tAe Raskakm
poFtioa of Eebgaaka, we are aow prseEsa
30 cAsR our servfess TO Lhs ttSqaaktksa 0f
he TeEritcry,s p ID alihg Deelaraa sgass-
Asnta of Inkea1isA ta Pres nHeariag
He.esnptlnns, Loeating Ian M MaRxsnks and
ElterIng Land.
LAND W. RRAMTs Boz M@MT AS0EaD
Lsnda catered a Tine -.
3Paxkieu1Ar attsnktsa p@sa ta bayinz and
saGllag pFepsFsy M satknaisbfUa i also, 20
n.akiag sollsesiaz 81 Aar&asaiAg remit
taAees 10 any 80 hi Eha umioa.
kLAKgS a I'd kIaas always On hand,
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

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GENERAL A1EN1.

ISwsr Resolves, pppoaiss Raei6s 8aass,
cog mGgA mxwF%a, assss -. : 40 VA
xUYS lsSIa. sssits aBa exchanges al
kiasAa 4 RAaa Esaskes sae Aas4&Aa aeas-s
sgx 81 params IL khe Ell. kaaas Haanag,
NJ eolketIoas, pays Eaxess As.4 aSaWs
abatsWeks N sisbA Saves raEsa6aa fskgEsaas
iipa ssspsgkax aAsassess oeFsaa sssasa ana
sxeeakaa althnaihaSs eonneese4 with ka@1
EsEaks AEsAey.
4 aaras ysFtskw q xesx Aeslfahla Rs8l
Kxsass feg ella sK sIl ns y 81 sha MAoet rsa-
saEa hla terra s4ssa q 30 60 Il !
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
1857
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI


R a IL r O "A ID I
Ia ssnnscsiaA wsAh tias ChleaEa b Rock
Islana Railroad. 4s za
Trains run through from Iowa Cityte Chi
eago without change og ears, crossing the
GSsat AflsslssEppi RIvss bridge. bstwseH
Davenport and Gosk Isl&Ads tlEaa aySidlng
the ann0yanee. Of Ferries and esanges a.
by other routes.
88 miles Dassamcs saved
By khts route travsleks from COszaaA Bluas
and Fort Dea Moineg wau saye tnsaty -hve
miles distance. Fare lower than By any
sskxAF Fsake. A#S "#8fe
Pour Tsaiss Lsa~s IoaOss Casg Ddaly,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

; zss Fsss Assgs1Mg@ &9c&HSea.l s. a4s+
S:l6 Al M. Freight and EmigTaat- s-..-
g 80 A b. Morning Eikpress cor Muscatine
DaybnpBE4s RSck Islaad, Chicago, aaas
all points at the EasL
fa.IB A a. Freight and Enigrant,
2sIOP NJ Evening Express fox Dxsael-
port, AsseafiAe Roek Island, Chssaos
aEd asa p0ants ae she Esst.
TFaiAs arrive at Iewa City 81 ~ asms
4Hp2s ) y, As&S p zay ard 'ss,ssss p Eas
iTikTas Trains Ksavss Maksc. .Vfsas 1eaais
: ssaadass Enspgsd.l
7.0S a n. AGernfng Expires for nsesns
poEt, Rosk Islaad, Gkleago, and ID F0lslts
< ksSss.
12,6o Freight aad Emsgzana.
ss5S n M. Eyenia8 ExpresB SnH Navs@~
ports Rock IstAaas CsBcagay ssa aia poanEs
East. ns z ~
Trains arrive u Massaslas II ESQ ms
3. aU p n, aIsA 7 80 p 81. 81
fOF sraFsisrs gosng Ehet ssEa Fpzlss
Is she cheapest, quieksst and nsess geH ahie,
and iEs adynntsges ars Superior to sEsy osss-
eg offered, connecting at Mnsexk xkans with
boats Tor 81. Leais aIEa Mem usIsAaas st
1 Buxaaa dmAesS@m Mssh kf&&aa a0w j ssykaas @t
Ia Sale via KaEiebss Esaaf zAils1ssa,
Negth sog Dsxaas KFsapaft aMaesaas kemaa
\ tsish and DubaQae; S0skh - alsgsEzsEagsos.
spgiAg6elas yasksoNs tlles Nasasas GsiEal
i Aikgn and 81 Ispulg;; as4& ~ kslsagp wsks.
Mfehlsan CsEakSal keas asge 9 Esl
pissshargEaa All. N Aga Alsa fleaap aasAs
reads fof g lArsa 9 - - aa'
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niaasse - AssgN 'asY 90 u ssaAs,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

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Asa fops ssaMza them antszz,
Z IN hs evaaAms wftA AaAA BgemA,
Aaa wat hAzs zny hat her. ..ye
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
~ = RAHRaaA.

We zee is stated tAzaA the Directors Of
khis road hszsno&Eiy olosSdaREaag genssnaa
for lnMa ss Seven Milaioms of Dalaass,
With which IA ncoaAeetiaa NTH privasn szd
pmhlie aabssEipainm alsng ahs iins, thsy
sxpss& 10 pat the wAole road azkWssa
this siky smd Goaneil BlHfzs, andsg egsas
tract, aaA ecmplsks d 10 sAs Misssazs
Risar 81 almsst ~ eaRly q day ~ has bsam
namsd fng its eempaess0n % Dee Msimas
City.--Eswa oitg RspsshaSeaa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

- A ToucaEaa DExrY ~ p3osx. hen
Seth gos hoene fsosa aekSgiin@, ID seugfGk
hts s6kaaE Aaa, sna fennd tins abe aas
tlsaRAaaaH aaa, had foaad mmOshss Aaala.
Ard shsn zaoss awful tighs he goa. ana
shem No wana @way, saa boasxi iaSnas@zz DO
"a And eut live aaa1 nj FieEi&as Hspia.
d Hpon 6ae live oak lands; be masemagad
III ne RiAzisss his AZ ggew heayy Ia Ais
haaAs, alI n the Wild W0od AaaS.-
Maaafteaa. hitArin sTsaymAasny 10 esam4
foEt did he gss; sad "a kow ssssshs3 hesd
awcavs wheneysF he'd gss biSs As last
dsspasring 81 relief, assd wisasiak Nszssls
dsA6, be wana 0as inso Ne wousas i pie6e,
azna eAsagzsa aE asis owa hsa1s 3
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
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| "a ovx cry. ss.s.s4 .s.~5ss...s ss.s EoyRA a,
IDfIIIN ss ExehARgs Su all ear EAstugn
10 and SoukhsEn cities Aeaghk and said.
Maney leaned on real aRd pesaomai sscu+
Kikys3 s 5-r s.
EellsSkians made in wssssEn lows ard
sastsEa Nshgaaka, and pEampkly rsmistsd
/ 10 any part NJ ths Unilsd Skatssy at tbs enE-
rsnt rates oe esxehAngy, .zs -. i 81
Land WArrants hosght and sold, and 10
Gated on time alss cold and located esl
kSbne Tor distant SRaisgs. r.
FarmiRg laEsAs and Tewm property bought
and sold On eouzzn&aaasa.
Taxes paid fOe aoa-sesiassts.
Intarsm paid Oa all dspoaits made fog
thEss monkks q evsF, 1t Ia rate of tan per
cent. per aRnua.
F. II REFERENCES.
Phasvs, Deaaz Is CO. Do 10 k2a eaia stsasa, ...R r.
TIsa. lean A. SpeHseT, uticA, I"
VIA osAorn. REss. Bank q BlagA&Ea&sA Rla9-
haEa8aap ssss - sEssp ssssE
8 Fassps PFgsst sasguehAana valley BAAks
AI&&hzxa&gzas s..yss ~, - ssss-s.
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tozs. s-.ss. ssst .sEts F.ss+ss
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Z ImnwmossAy O. BsSs Maa&sM, Sasuaa9, 5, sTg%Ns
sSSs-s.s ssS.a.-s:Es : = assS sss' isss Cts.
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II CLOTHS, fmpRsyed Ssnsk MaShlnss aAd
epaFatera, portable boiling ehes.ss cast
zson Yreos sEaAs hOassfng eesews &nd hai1s.
picks, betting, ass., sHd
Mill FURNISHING CEN ERA2sKsx.
WssS NJ atef ST. bet Ran5elpA \ Madissn}
magf5ms sskaeAass xAE.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

ssoSE Az 4 xGaR. r--A lister 2xem Wmssa~.
ingtOn khu2 egaeidAEes AhA aanain insssrAts ts0n
policy as 10 Cabas--
! aThs speech 0F rnthee saogt report ss
shs speaah Of the Hon. 9eHsseaa Dssass
laaaIy daaigaap& aa W yiekshmKgs wma ahe@m
10 NJ. Bashapan, The nsAer aAy, wisA .
view al sounding ths sid gsnsleaaan oR
giia Cslasa qzfesssea tJns at i tfEaes y Easd
old Bgsk4-l lssaa u ) sinaas 4 - hass slss
Csnkgal Amssieaa aasssann - haaa ness3
shsn sha Nea lsaaa&a aaalK aomes -
and 10 ID. cuba can waiEs sisA anaasS take
her sssrs8 ~ Baaaasu shsz nakekaI2
" foaAaa tass pApss aaka hAasassa h baaass
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
N E STONE.
JOSEPH 4. sHARP,

Il A TT0HGEY and EeaasalioE at AAws
ri f;lenwood, Mills county, Iowa. Win at
80 s. ail business In che 6slE judicial Dts"
80 sntEnstsd to his cares be will also ~
snd ~ business In the SapTsras CpHTtaa saia
stste anaaE the United States. I visSs0 =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
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IL 6Isagwars, MaslcaI InskFamaa&ss RfEe
Arms and EaainHnenAsz Eaasy Go@&ss ascA
- AxskIRIaG BOSE ~ aanEa4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

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nsw gsaaing - - - esssaskk i gAs ssn-
d@fe6 ky d saFa&e ksslazg 81 heqsM aza EhaA
ssyis 81 Hs3 ss Esssssz - NsEla a
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
CAPE FEAR & DEEP RIVER NAVIGATION Coyp,

CAPE FEAR & DEEP RIVER NAVIGATION CoNpAyY.
We learn that the Directors of this Company, at
their meeting held in Raleigh on the 2nd inst, re.
ceived a communication from Messrs DUNCAN, Cart.
wright & Co., the parties with whom contract had
been made by Committee of the Company for the
completion ofthe works on the Cape Fear and Deep
River, in which communication these gentlemen
state that in consequence of difficulties with other
contracts, it will be impossible for them to puts
force on the works Of the Company before Autumn
This delay the Directors declined submitting to-
and resolved to push the work through with such
means as they now possess. and such further means
as they confidently believe they can command
The President with an Engineer, and Committee
from the Board of Directors was instructed to ex
anime carefully all the works, and to organize force
sufficient for their completion as far the Gulf this
Summer.
We have further learned that Mr.. Cassidy, the
energetic President of the Company, has secured,
for this examination, the services of Henry McRae
Esq, whose experience, as Assistant Engineer on
similar works in a neighboring State, eminenly
qualify him for making this reconnaissance. They
leave this evening for the scene of operations This
certainly looks like doing something with deter.
mination that it shall be done.
From the facts before lis, we think that the plans
OF the Board ofDrectors can and will be carried ont
Wilmington Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

Juge Settle claims that the Missouri comr,,..
was a great triumph for the South MessrIp , s'
and Thomas Settle Jr, claim the repea If tbo I
souri, compromise as great and go,ous tr,,s ",'
for the South. Now, who is right and who a.."
the Judge on one side, and the BOYS h,ct "iIIs
the Sent mel on the other Patriot ami Esa W
We have the satisfaction to inform the ,oed 4. -,
venerable editors of the Patriot and Flao tbst n,
er of the parties happens to be wrong in this a.
stance. In the first place, Judge Settle does M,
claim that the Missouri Compromise was trinnn wv
for the South He voted for it, when it was bsr.
Congress. as the only means of queting the ao,
ton which then threatened the disruption of tbs
Union; and with him voted nearly the whole Of tFs
Southern delegation. 1t was concession for tbs
sake of harmony; not triumph Of a section,
character. '""
Judge Settle was the Chairman of large andsr
thnsiastic Democratic meeting in Wentworth ss,
fall at which we had the pleasure to be present In
an address there delivered by him, he explained IN
clear and most satisfactory manner, the course he
pursued in Congress upon the Compromise of lsaO
He had sustained it as the only available adjustment
of dangerous difficulty, and he freely admitted that
often in later years he had regretted deeply regret
ted the necessity he seemed then to be under. to
vote for the measure.
He rejoiced, he said. as much as anv one ccnN
at the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. and sta.
ted that had he been in Congress when the Kansas.
Nebra>ka bill was pending he would have given it
his firm and cordial support
We beg to assure the Patriot and Flag, that its So
licitude about "Judge Settle and the boys" is entire
ly unnecessary. The Judge is not only firm and
jealous supporter of Mr.. Scales, and friend and
subscriber to the Sentinel, but he believes the Dem
ocratic party to be the only sound and national par
ty in the country, and acts accordingly
Western Sentinel
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churches in this city the officiating the parish
day morning alluded TO an awful instans on Sun.
terposition of the Almighty, which was ol the in.
few miles from Canterbury. A wom,p PRESENTED
accused of theft positively denied it, and j. VINO Was
testations solemnly appealed to God in pro.
o. ner innocence, and wished she might h s
aeao guilty. She had no sooner used tbo sruck
sion than she fell lifeless corpse. Tha we EXPIRES
puted to her as having been stolen ws.a articles i'm.
found in her house. were aiterwald
kentiss Gn,g..
The perusal of the foregoing has ro..u ese.
recollection two similar cases Of x.,, :aed to Our
CURED in the St. Christopher's district e mat &C.
drews Mountains-one last year and =, ). IN.
early IN the present year. The first u, ue Other
man named William Allen, who hav;no d. mat Of
wife to indulge in criminal intercourse ueseed his
ton woman, purloned various articles fr",a si Wan
mer, to give the latter. On being taxoJ t 'ne f
ofiense, ne became extremely violent swo., WIN the
he had not committed the act, and invokin that
ledcton Of the Almighty to palsy the arm b Inc Ma
uplifted as we'll as the side. IN mat vas
halG'y nad the words been uttered than H.
fell lifeless, and the side became paralvzed me arm
helpless state he continued until his du. In this
other was woman named Trowers r Ia," The
death of her paramour, became the oui,t,. on the
ION OF mere STRIPPING Shortly after a d lv.f'n'
ment taking place, she left him. calling uno aasree
mighty if she returned to evil nter rv,' .Ae Al
him to strike her dead Unmindfn Of tbo s with
vow she had made, and the invocation to b, S n
she wickedly broke it and returned IN b.. oeiy,
career; shortly after, as she was procecd;na Saty
ward from the field she dropped down IT,, Z, nome
before assistance could reach her she w.s and
Here then are two further awful nst,noa. c"fpse
interposition of the Almighty. o' The
Jamaica yourro,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

INSTITUTIONS FOR THE INsANE-The Assoc.t;o,
OF of Institutions for the In
sans, lately met in New York, -They have re-
soveo TO hold their next meeting in Quebec.
It appears from statistics laid before the assoc..
Sen tnat taere are in the institutions in the United
isb provinces there are 1,07O inmates The NIL .
land Hospital for the Insane, Baltimore-John Fon.
erden N. D., physician, has lilo patients: the Mount
Hope Institution, Baltimore-William al Stokes NJ
D. physician, has 100 patients: Government Hos.
P1!.l tor the Insane, Washington, D. &C H.
Nicnols, M D., superintendent, has 100 patients :
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, Williamsburg, va Jn ~
Gait N. D. Superintendent has 200 patients; Yves.
tern Lunatic Asylum, Staunton, Va-Francis n
stribling, N. D. superintendent has 400 patients
state Lunatic Hospital, Raleigh, N CD. G. Fisher
NJ y. superintendent, has 115 patients.
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From the Troy Budget of Nav ID.

A NEW WAY MATCHING HoRsEs.-A novel
match came off this morning at the stable lately
cupied by Mr.. Filkns, in this city, between c. W.
Brusk's mare Fanny and Walter Winnes horse
Winnie. These gentlemen met last evening" and
after discussing the merits of 'horse flesh" general.
ly, and especially the items of blood and nerve of
which each was the individual possessor, various
matches were proposed, none of which, however,
were agreed upon between the parties. Failing to
come to time on any proposition to test the speed
and bottom Of their respective nags the parties fin
ally bet their "bowes," as Dominick would EXPRESS
i-or rather concluded to "go in" on the stomach of
their beasts. The match was made as to which nag
would eat four quarts of oats in the shortest space
of time.
Accordingly both horses were placed in a strange
stable this morning-in adjoining s.alls-Fanny in
harness and Winnie in blanket-both being in prime
order and eager for the oats James R. Fonda was
duly chosen umpire. Quite large crowd of admir-
ers ohorse flesh were drawn together bv the novelty
OF the match. The excitement ran up to fever heat
ana pets rapidly rose from pennies to ffties Eyery
'h Dehg In readiness the measures were filled the
nags noses were brought to the starting point and
At tne "oro go" the oats were dropped into the
manager, ana the exciting race commenced. On the
working CALAMITY and coming to time in fine stvle
Shortly, however, it began to appear that Winnie was
leading the mare Fanny and the hackers of tho LOT
ter began to falter, when suddenly Whine sbroke"
and al, threw up his head to look at the bystanders-
This was an awful moment of suspense for those
who had "bet their money on the bobtailed horse !"
and' accordingly, the set terrific shout Of go in
Wnnier r. "Go in Winnie, and win!" Thus urged
on, the horse braced in again, and went at It in
earnest the mare Fanny, in the meantime keen;np
on IN the even tenor of her way The oats rapidlv
disappeared, and the match speedily approached
its climax-both being on the square. Suddenlv
it was announced that the game was up, Winnie com
ing out Just handful of oats ahead of FANNY
iime five minutes and forty seconds. The crowd
ts soon AFTER and when our reporter left par
Ties were rapidly liquid-ating their lost bets,