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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

CASH FOR 200 NO. LIKELY NEGROES.
a. THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES WILL BE PAID q
~ for TWO HUNDRED LIKELY NEGROES, MEN "a
~ AND WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS. WI
All persons having such property dispose Of will find
to their advantage to bring them to at the OLD JAIL
Wilmington, n C. DAVID j. SWITZERLAND,
A. SMITH.
Wilmington, n c., August, 31st 1857 30i&l-tf
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TCRPENTINE DISTILLERY, FIXTURES, ETC,
FOR SALE.
TTNHE subscriber offers for sale his TURPENTNE DSTlL-
LERY, situated at Long Greek, New Hanover county.
There two stills Of capacity of forty barrels and
one Of fifteen barrels, with all the usual fixtures.
Also the unexpred of the lease the lot and wharf
having six to years to
Tho above property will be sold low for cash good notes
Apply to JOHN JONES,
Long Creek n. c.
August 18th, 1857. 294-Sw-5l-n
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LANDS FOR SALE,

LANDS FOR SALE.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS -
90 LANDS situated the North side of New River HI
49, and North East side of Henderson Creek. The%SA~
tract contains SIX OR SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. There
good WEILNS the premises which well water
ed The suitable for the cultivation of Peas Corn
Potatoes &C. Any person DESTROYS to purchase will please
apply to the Subscriber On the premises. -
JOHN DIXON.
Onslow County, n. c., Oct 2, 1857 5-tf
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- The subscriber offers for sale his entire posses Ns
: sions of Lands lying in the county of Onslow,
dA& the South West Creek South West branch of -
New River The Farm embracing about six hundred
on the Creek both sides of the Road leading from Will
mngon Jacksonville and Newbern five miles from Jack
Newbern The Turpentine Pine Lands embrace sixteen
hundred acres lying within few miles of the plantation,
and from three to five miles from good landing on the
Creek. .
The above property offers opportunity for invest
en the Pine lands being mostly in their virgin state and
capable of producing from ten to twelve tasks OF boxes
The Farm lands although in bad order from long neglect
men aording all the materials and every facility for the
same The Lands would be sold in body, or in parcels
Terms of sale made easy.
For further information apply to the subscriber or to
n. Nixon, Wilmington. Z. u. n rO1:
Ont
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So will sell on accommodating terms 1000 ACREsR
or FARMING AND TIMBER LAND, lying be-.N.
tween Black River and Northwest Thoroughfare Is miles
and under cultivation, suited TO Corn, Pea Nuts &C. 400
acres OF Marsh and Swamp, tide 1000 acres Wood
Land and Reed Pasture enclosed for stock well timber
ed with oak, maple, cypress, pine, &c.
The dwelling barn. ehouse kitchen and negro houses
are new and good the water is plenty and excellent
If desired will sell with the Land about 90 young and
very choice Negroes.
F or further particulars, enquire of JAS. Z. KEA
Aug. 26-300 lm-52-lm Wilmington, N. c.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.
NO DL1EnUE WECT T OEEEP

sms. INTENDING TO REMOVE WEST, 1 OFFER -
90 for sale the PLANTATION on which now re- I::E
@ side. 1t is situated Morgans Creek, five milesA
from Long Creek Bridge three miles from the Rail Road
twenty five miles from Wilmington and about mile from
the public road leading from Long Creek to Whining
ton and adjoining the lands James Bordeaux and others
contains two hundred and fifty Most of it is
good farming land and acres is rich swamp land
navgab great quantities of wood could be cut
and easily carried to Wilmington. It is fine range for
stock The crop of and peas on it shows the
land to be fertile Besides DWELLING HOUSE, there
several smaller outhouses will sell the whole cheap
and easy Those DESTROYS purchasing will please
and examine this excellent tract of land 1t contains
fine Spring of drinking water can be found in New
Hanover County. SEfMORE WAGSTAFF.
Oct, I'd. 1857 5-4uOo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE-The wonderful prepra
tou having an extensive sale in all parts of the Unon
1t is one Of the few patent medicines which sold
over the country that really what their inventors claim
for them. Wherever has fair trial. the has beer
precisely "a Wood predicts 1t has failed the
white hair back to the natural color where the directions
have been strictly followed and in has
restored the hair upon heads that had been bald for
1t Is not pretended that will make the hair grow in every
case, but where it fails there certainly remedy The
restoration of the hair has been effected many instances
where the seemed uttery hopeless that it il certainly
worth while for all who have lost their hair try the
pertinent of using bottle of Woods Re6toratives-
Moline Workman.
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES& CO., ant
by Druggists generally. [Sept. 22-l42weod-A-2t
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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
From the port Of Wilmington, n c. compiled from the re-
ports Of the Daily Journal for the third quarter Of 1851
compared :o.ta the third quarter Of 1885, ending 3OH
Of September Of each year
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WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE AND RUTHERFORD
| RAILROAD COMPANY.

90 nua TINE nset hES ~ a std Ak:
holders of the Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford Rail
road Company, will be held in the town of Charlotte Coun
ty of Mecklenburg on the THIRD WEDNESDAY IN October
nexhe being the 2st day of the month The trans
fer books will be closed for month prior to said day
Sent, U.-I3&4.t2lO. Fl. W. GUION.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

NUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAPS FOR FALL
I and Winter wear now ready, including fine Blue and
Black Army Navy and fancy pattern Silk Plush Petersham
six and Cotton Glazed Caps Also the style double
patent Cap, at the Emporium, 81 Market Street.
Sept. 2eh CHAs. y. M1Eaas'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

MRS. ALIENS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TUST RECEIVED, fresh supply Nos. /, 2, and g.. For
D sale wholesale and retail, by W. H. LIPPlTT,
Oct. 2-5-tf Druggist 4 Chemist
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY,
AND MACHINE SHOP.

WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY,
AND MACHINE SHOP.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the public, that
he is prepared furnish at the above establishment
the shortest notice Iron and Brass Castings finished
nned-to make and put up Machinery to repair and
overhaul old Machinery all of which will be done upon
sonable terms and in style of workmanship which he
feels confident cannot be surpassed North or South.
He will make to order all kinds of patterns ornamental
and architectural and supply drafts for machinery and mill
work generally.
Having establishment fitted up in the best and
with the latest improvement in TOOLS etc. he feels confident
of being able give the fullest satisfaction and respectful
socis orders his line Orders directed to the subscr
Ser left at L. A. Harris, Mozart Hall building Front ST.
the Machine Shop the will receive prompt
tention.
N. Borders from all parts Of the country, accompanied
the cash. satisfactory references will be promptly
tended to. All work warrened to be represented
charge will be made. JOHN. c. BAILEY,
Wilmington, N. c., June LIST, 1857-24l-tf Proprietor
SMUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO NIILLERS.
1NHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Agents for
Il the sale of DcksOns Smut Machine which has given
general satisfaction wherever used, prepared to
! furnish them to mill owners and others
These Machines have given entire satisfacton and in fact
to this R owing i'll great degree the superior quality
of North Carolina Flour They will be delivered to any ad
dress, and warranted superior no any Machine in
usc being simple, durable, and easily keptn order
an excellent article Full directions accompany each Ma
RTOkLEY OLDHAM, Agents,
Wilmington. N. c..
| August 5th, 1857 3O9-tf
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.EVVIIG HAS NOT HEARD OF BOERHAVE'S IIOI
LAND RIT1RSf

Simple in s composition pleasant to the and truly
wonderful in its effect s popularity be wondered
at To nvalids just recovering strength is invaluable
exercising that soothing influence the system
mparing that health the stomach so ongec
for by the convalescent. "-DuiIy Enterprise.
See advertisement. (Sept. 29.-20&5-lw.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT lsr, 1857,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

TIME WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for the
delivery of Ice every morning at Sunrise closing st sun
set except Sundays when it will positively closed at A.
N. -,
TERMS CASH-t is earnestly desired that no person viii
ask any deviation from this rule it will certainly De al
hered to. o :.
TICKETS can be procured and DEPOSITS made in ad-
vance By those who desire to avoid the annoyance OF making
change. ,,.oa
ICE FURNISHED to the sick poor free of charge when dree-
ted By Physician or member Of the Visiting Committee
A. II. VAsBOKKElEN, Agent.
Aprn "a, 1851. H6'Sm-S4'em'
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OUR MOTTO IS ITO PLEASE
"A AT TIE ESNN =
- "n'"S''" AND .Ss ''"'" !
2 II n ( 4 Y Z 4 q r q z y

TINE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
public that he keeps constantly hand large assert
ment of Coach Gig, and Suky Harness. Ladies and Cen
tlemen's Saddles, Brides, Whips, &C.; Trunks, Vases,
Laddle and Carpet Bags, Satchels fancy Trunks, &c
Always hand large supply of String Leather and Fly
Nets and all other articles usually found in such establish
ments all of which he to be of the best material
and workmanship, and will be sold for cash. or on short
credit to prompt customers
Saddles, Harness. Trunks Medical Bags, &C., made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price
to persons buying manufacture. Whips wholesale.
All kinds ofridng vehicles bought and sold on commission
JOHN J. CONOLEY.
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CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS ESTABLISH
MENT.

WILMINGTON, n. G.
CA THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT E%~NT0
- fully takes this method to inform the fs5gTtJ III
ING country that he has taken the the of
and Second Streets under the Carolina HOTEL where
no ond be pleased exhibit his stock consisting of Sad
dies Brides Martingaes, Harness, Trunks Whips Spurs,
and all articles usually kept in such establishment all of
which he will sell low for cash. accommodating terms
Call and examine he solic share of public patronage
Repairing done at short notice.
Oct 20s3S-ts VIM. L. JACOBS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

4 MONG THE ASSORTMENT OF GLOVES AT BALD
N wins, notice the following FRENCH Cloth Stout
Aberdeen Drab Cerlin, chamos lined B4cklned chamols
Mixed Silk; Black Silk French Carter; Otter Back; Tai
fta Lisle mode, lined stripe plush, patent tops the New
York Glove; CORD Kid lined chamois ID Orsey Go Gan;
lined silk Isle lined feecy; Brab Buck lined lamb, and
GAUNTLETS of any size and quantity.
1--WE REST COLORED AND WHITE KIDS ARE TO BE
| found at BALDWIN'S; also Scarfs, Ties, &c, the
most extensive variety in town at the ~
Oct. !, 1857 CITY CLOlHAU 9IOhr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

THE FINEST LOT OF WALKING CANES
liver OPENED IN WILMINGTON, now OH EXhl6ltlo
~ at the Hat Cap Emporium. including very rich Quit
Percha Orange Wood, Maacca &c. Inspection invited
Sent % CHAS. D. MYERS 81 Market St.
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Wilmington, Oct. I'd, 1857
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
FRANK STREET, ''
EAHD AGENT, AND asa.
ATTORNEY d COUASELL0RATLAw

E8GNE&E NEGFFEP IOWA
viii give prompt attsution to R1y bass
ness eAEfastSd ta Aia eass within khs sssSk-
view of his profession = .His facilities for
investigating Land T4tl@as sSd inparttag
correct fnfofaaasESa In regHsA to khs ean4ls
ton Of titles TO Lands aE8 Town Lots In
pottawattamie county aSs AaaertoF to those
possessed by any other Persoa ia this part
OF the State he is now pgspAring, and viii
shortly have eompiesed, an abstract Of all
the deeds on record, to lands In the county,
and to lots In Council Bluffs, and In al the
principal additions thereto. The abstract
of titles TO lots is so arranged that ths hsEae
Of each granEaE aRd gEantee from the hrat
down to the pEeseHt time, can be seen at
one view, with The date Of each deed, the
date ct 6liag for record ths book and page
where SecoFdsd. and also all the material
defects appaxsat an the RsesTd. Tbs as-
straet OF titlas to lanaz ID also very sonve~
nientIy arranged. he will also pgoesFe
from the rseaEd gn abstract Of sseiE deed as
it is recorded, b thAt he win Be enabled
10 give TO persons desiring an aastTset the
whole chain, from the entry in the Land
Ohics dowut to The time the information is
desired
He ia also procuring frUgz tfls Land trace
z list Of Rll ths lands entarad Ia k6s eOaEsya
showfng By whom entered when satsrsa,
whether with cash, warrants or scrip, ths
number Of acres Ia each tract, and tha
amount paid therefor. kiss charges fer -
examination Of titles will be reasonable.
Persons living at distance can have &C
abstract e lie to aay TRACT Of b&ad o.
town los l. 81 shed them by mall By eneio'
sing Zee Of two dollars, and one aoIlaI
for each additional lot or tract Of I&na 4
be ineladed Ia the same abstras1t,
He Is sIso prepared to execute with ais'
patch eonTeyaRces pF every description
Dfice on Broadway In second story ef Haggl
New Block. nearly opposite the keelnsai
House. e.s.a
june z, 1897. IS 70 a.ya u
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AA%&ASG Oh akAG m ~ E&s @&s &Ss &S@1UE&Ap .
The Hon. James G. Dobbin, Secretary
Of the Navy Under President Pierce, died
at his residence IN Fayetteville, n. c.,
On Monday. We are indebted to the
Fayetteville Observer for the following
We are deeply pained to announce that
cur distinguished and beloved follow
citizen, tha Hon. James G.. Dobbin,
breathsd his last at his residence in this
vicinity, a few minutes ago, .... .~
1t has been apparent, for some weeks
past, that his end was approaching. lis
himself was not less aware Of II than
were The sorrowing friends who had 20
earnestly hoped and prayed that he might
be spared 10 them, 10 bis State, and to
his eountry. He was prepared tog the
tawfol change. 4 life Of purity 10 closed
By q triumphant death. The honest
and conscientious statesman, the true
friend, the upright maEf,h2s passed from
the scene of his earthly honors, co his
ruwsrd above-the swell done" Of the
faithful servant. @+'
b Mr.. Dobhin was born in 1914, and was
IN the 44sh year gf his age. He gFadu-
stsd at the University Of North carolina
i'm 1882 read law in the once of tbs
Office che late Judge Strange; was emf.
neutly successful at the bar vas elected
TO Congress in TS45, and declined re-
/ election was elected 20 the Legislature
| from this county In Is48 and 1850; wa
/ SpaakeT Of the House of Commons at-tbt
J latter session; and finally entered th'
( Cabinet as Secretary Of the Navy IL
/ 1853, serving through the entire Admin
Iistrasson of Presiaeus Pierce, which h
did much to render successful and popu
liar. His devotion TO the srduous dutiei
og that station coat him his life. III
/ haa passed away bat his memory wi
i've here, ia community which bot
| honored and loved him, and for who's
| prosperity his last public letter breathe'
The most Rrdent desirsg
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prTrsnERnu. Ana, 8.
NEWS SUMMARY.

EEw APPoRTKENT--J.C. g. Burns, ESQ.,,
Iowa City, has bean appointed clerk Of
the United States district court for
Iowa, inp place Of I. s, PArvin, Esq, re-
signed. 4 .. .. .-A.s. &
o. Louis Rustkay, 8 nephew Of Kos
suth, graduated at Union College, sche-
nectady, en- the 22d alt,
GT The old established town Of Vim
cenues, Indiana, Is 10 be SOLD at auesioa
shortly, 70 pay the inserest auo On $780,.
600 Of bonds issued to the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad company.
4 EKw CHARqR-Ths Ya4oo (Afiss.
Sun says that Col. Burwelt Jason, oi
Holmes county, had BEEN ordered by !
committee Of citizens to leave that city
within two hours, The charge sgainst
him was general pssanne&s.
gT~ 4 son Of Mr.. Bushnell, the 81
Louis bookseller, was drowned at 0qAaw'
ka few days ago.
Ths resignation of Gen, Dodge
as Minister to the eourt Of Spain, is re
ported. ''
OEEaoS.-The Oregon Statesman sayl
The result Of the recent election 10 a
| follows: ..a.s g
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Esg #A ssf #&@EMs&1A ~ 81
Taa pahais weas quite atartlssf ysssef-
day, hy the announcement that Mrs. Cam
ninga II a5sas Barasil, had Been rear
rested. On sl1is occasion alse was NOS
charged with mnrsaees hsit with feigning
the birth 81 y ahild under the following
circumstance: For soae sime Mfs.
Cunningham has given oas 10 khs world
that early In Aagnss, she expected 10 be
delivered OF 0hiId~-sha aruft Of her
union with the late DIR. Harvey Bugdell.
10 attend her in that interesting situgs
tipa, she spilled 70 Dir. Bhl, and, after
sevseal Eisisss tAs DSekcr ensertairins
suspicious ~ % her really being sscdsgsts,
eon6ded his doubts 10 the District At
toragys An ingenious plan was then de-
yised for the deseetfon Of We crime, If
any weEe contemplated. DIR. Bhl returns
ed TO Mrs, CuHninghanl and pretended
TO be In her coahaancet drew from her
the admissiea thar tbs projected birth
vas q hambug. He, moreover, waa Of
fered by her 81 600 IL be would hnd 3
nszsly born infant to s1assist in the de-
eossehsassas. This, under the direction
Of District Attorney Hall, was effeeta-
ally done. On Monday last, Mrs. Can
ninghatn received from house in Elm
street, the child Of a poor woman in
Bellevue Hospital The confinement"
lakes plaeS ssas ssaAs sFsaing according
10 rala sn Gsaeeoachs#r'' (br. Catiin3
aud ssnaidwife'' are irl attendance; the
cries Of Mrs. O., fagced from heE BY the
sfpains of labag7 arc heard sxea by the
neighbers and while with 8 motharSs
lore, she is fendling her ssnswly~born"
infant -----s-~ enter Police eG5c9zS, who
change somewhat the dea0aseaaesst Of this
eurioua drama. Mrs laznningham, DIR.
0atlins tha staeeoReher r and the S'mid-
Wife, have all bean arrested on the
charge of felonisusly pretending that
Mrs. C. Cunningham had given birth 10 q
child wha woald be entitled 70 inherit
the property of the late Harvey rBurdell.
1t is proper to add that AIRS. G. persisted
yesterday in declaring that the child was
her Own fa
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s i el.esourl.l.s pass.
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& &c Is ssslfaesEou go iii
i ] SAL.
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81 ss,s...,..v. 8. sse eesssge,asn j
! -. - 3 sas,. aias, and puaosasl
!, ssssss - - nee cars
J 81 sls 80. n-.ss.- =
- 8 - lsss.a.,.,, i.,sh aa,, iitb.
/ 4 = sasvwa ana wsl-seleesed gsoek og
! assaalsag ClOsksnx, Of the latest
I. 4 "a s. ma II ssis rises. He is also pre-
,,sss.a s = a Tailassnw af all aascrip.
Ftsse.
/ a - mAr.a os -. 4. Eaxrsas, Aaaos-.
.ssaa So. and general Lad ard Col
,hsghEsa Agsns. Baaaness entrusted tO
lss - eass = viii msss Nth, psomps aatsa-
Zion. .ses as - fac
y uoawss nanknr and, Sealar In
! ~. Tg ynjayraa,ss ana Rastarn Exchanges.
~ a.,exes IA ! rsasabls and enterpris-
1as busshsss man- Thoss dealing in his
Iins wossla do wslI to give him call.
ynwwsv 1Horns..-T Tha psopristors Of
.s;sy sscsaa hare maae arrangements 10
4 sson.,,a .s. sssaass The araysiling pahlic in
80 - - ! auA "A chsau rate. Give
,sba,e ! ali. .
u.o~.v. Atsovnsya al Ia.r
d. -, -, ! -, -. A.. ..,,tlar,s,
Z n 20 =. = : - =, ,,.;., st1ant;on -
I I 81 Z. = : 80 rsni,eat;;en IN Ne.
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a a
Nsw YasKs Asag, d
i Elnar il asns. wiah saAss sk 500 bids,
81 50 80 Scr SsatA,
Whsa4 bnsgaasz and Scarce ., 900 bus.
] aola as 81 Sk,r Tsslnessee red, and
"a 81 aax aemkhaga white q
ok eessA wssA an advaneinG tea
/ saaazqy sales s co bashela IA /
Mesa poEk Ii &c. better. Provisions
gazs II rs steady.
gsz9aT Hs * @ss
Hwssah&a iaAesiyes ads q
ssoska elassd dali and irregalsF u,
- e. 05s e. u M., So I~2; M 8. sT
s.ss ii. 4. c.. S8 Ia Reading, 70 i-2 /;
u. O., s4s-4f Erie, 7l-s.
DsNcxKGAxz, Angs B.
F1eag fs very aan, and prices are 50
unsettled thai aoeslrata Q0osassoas caas
not ba given.
Wheat 10 irregular reeeipts laFge and
buyers are holhng oR. White ranges
frega % 80 10 Iy2ss red 81 ,Ie9I 30.
Aboma AslAD0 5uaheAA as&m sold mA 9De~
Cora "a nazmamMa aA Tsln. for naked !.
,t&lB bushels white sold ia Gsa
Ngw OaISAHs, Aag. 3.
uoiEse has advanosd Ia, and quoted
at 10 I-201i f-2. Sales Cf sfs week,
Q 900 bags. Ssoek 81 this port AeT 900
HaIas a. uFEs @ asg 1-sg
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THE OCEAN TELRGRARR.--The laying
Of the cable Of the ocean telegFaph has
probably eommeneed ere tkEs, and ID 3
few days we shall dosbsleas learn tho re-
suit of the present. saors 70 connect the
two continents " ! chain Of light
ming. -s..
a. ia adiustmsnk Of che laaas
graatsa 10 Arkahsas ana Missouri BIZ The
asss u Coagrsss o9 1858, 10 aid in the
sonssraesisn Of 8 railroad from point
en the Mississippi EiyaE, opposite CaiFo,
esG Little Rock, 70 the Texas boundary,
hiss been eampietsd al the GaneeaI Land
ofkOs, and approved by the Secretary Of
he Interior.
- Secretary Cobb has refuse d pay
meat for books ordered for naaAbsrs Of
Congress, unless evidence is given that
! they have bssn deposited in some public
iibrAxy, Ia aoOoraAaes wash The scs Of
Congress granting such books 70 mem
bsrs.
g1 The GresnabOrough CE. CD Paa-
/ riot mentions the death in that place Of
DR.. Dayid Oaldwall, aged % ysazs. DE-.
G. was son of Rsy. DIR. Caldwell, dis-
singuished ID tie revolutionary history
Of North Carolina,
Il ~ The sestlamana On she Missouri ii
tia inoutA Of EfEau Qh Court rivsr, Il
. ID pgeseas the advance guard of evil.
j zatioa. By the windings q sAs river 1
, ID ahoaa 1850 milss abOve the eisy Of %
j Louis.
: CossrDxRArws-Ths Nashville, Tenn.
Uaiom says that on hearing "a the dead
! Of afra. 71oiiiooasr, Afr. suAriess III
: Democratie competitor Of Gen. ZoliieOg
!, FER, addressed note to that genslemal
: ofssing to consider aha canvass for Con
i grass clossd. Tha ganegoaa psUpoaitiol
!. was III asaFss Aceepe@d-
a a HnARqkRsA scouEpRRh.--PataF q
Jenkins, Of Boaeon, recently married
|. poor Woman VINO waa o cripple fTom birs
4 took her 10 Chicago robbsd har .
!. her saSthly aii, sna thea took heE bag
+ gage, also, and deeamped Cor parts u
! known, leaxiag shs peer sreasase alon'
il "A uasyznsaaaisiag eisys paznsilss
helpless and fEisEdlsss. Passs n. Jes
ri ksas ssasas sassssys ~ szssaslYe sissall
so ten.
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ID nsyax sAow qassssr sra very certain,
= aiins Of aaagaE, % ahow none bat shs
ID hsad onss.
in Tise sgeps oE oasss wheat and p
i sssoss il oaaadA aEs said 70 bsexsss
y iagly pr0mng n u sxpseaea .
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p aers.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

We undsrstana khas The heavy rain on
Saturday nfght, raised Musquisn Oreak
so sueh . height as 70 carry of the two
lower bridges on the creek. b taainster
In she employ Of Mr.. Laomis, was oross--
ing one Of them With load Of merchaas
diae, inst ut the momens the bridge gaFs
way che goods were thfown iaaa thR
crock, bus the wagon and horsss weFS
anwed. I,oss about 500.