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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29

es- new Post Offi'e-O scgo-has been es-
tabshed at the village of Otsego, ten miles west
Of this place, in this county. o. w. Pennock IS
the post master.
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cs- Here is charmin; little "loye song" come
down to IA from good oil times, AMI quit, good
any they sing in days Of tn, present tense:
This is the birth day Of my love,
Then vanish and sorrow;
To-day shall mirth and pleasure reign
Though grief should come 10 morrow
Ny Love draws near with airy tread,
And gances shy and sweet:
Sing little birds above her head:
Boom. flowers! beneath her feet.
The happy earth is once u year
Drest out in springs array;
But, when my lady W ilks abroad,
With me 'tis ever May.
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cs- Blim is positively receiving such 'remen-
dous stock of goods, and selling so fast, that he
does not care to advertise before next weeR for it
would be impossible Tor him to attend to any n'ure
customers!
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1s- Griswuld, of Maumee, has just received an
extensive addition to his stock of Dry Goods, Gro
eeries Jewelry, &c, which he offers at greatly re-
'duced prices.
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5 6 S5?s
& s a. a S;::i: a. ss: @ S. 6; : 4: $ @ :: v:ss
81. cents PEI, acre on all lands s @ as @a: a e. : 1r%s % o s"t river .ass,
f., s i. ss}s s * .s ss, It @ # e. .s a.
3 sss @ 8 3 @ % &c ] b; n Il &
81, cents pc, acre ' ] f T I three ~ .. within til. mex,
= H and ' 2 i'' n. .,.
. tax land. within ss; e ff no T road in til. township. of Portage. on all
@ & ] % @ % : @ % % a S aSr @ H and a al ae @ !
e Al, lands within the third
s' % s : PER ss %
g? z mi . ss; % SIS 81 :s =; ::
% ] ' % s % ] @ % '. $ % : s % % % % ] 4
q IS 5.: F:s til. mort, lax.
% ' H47S1 At. solD r rlzrs ...: road excepting ''''
psi III ] } } 2s ,s ] s . % p Within Ri ' Gsf s % "s aS ;
% Vest T.s @ @ % . 3 six mill, all .. pp,,
% % ] %] %] % %% %% ] ns @ @ re- nile aid 3 six w'o"
a.ae % % % properly
:;:; ss, s:t'' ;: #::; 81; 7's $ss
sI ' .
% ' ri = e @ ?.'s E !o""S@ s' 'a
@ H vest % corner T" % same % s % % % ] r; from property ] % %
vest @ ] % a s' @ % % & s VET & % Gs G; ds % ss
@ ;e5s n :Ss property G %: % @ % & i % the ]
p@ % @ : % % % 5 1 & % F:T % % sa % % a s: % S. ,sa % ] &
4 & % ] % & from ss @ % " !@! s H @aS % s % ] post
one & @ & Hcs % % '' ss ss Cd he "' ] ;a any r. " H ,s on al taxable property with"
i Bloom
O
81 @ % % % % % % rss % % @ f "
ree 'odon2 Milton
besa
y & T an a"r M % @ eat @ m % i 1 running north
Plain tO"sp
mills half mile of'hd road
properly
called sdn
6a 4 % 6 in @ S @ % sor 80 s @ sr%n M county line six mills all
o in Webster property m
n all sia on nls s aa 9 M mile on M said oai
n 49,
(pHHnyspuHe nlP)
south nesf " " " -
II
L !aT @ ii h sa%sss sas' ats IT,
roSSsmP)
half -.- .-- --.-
northwest 70
ST.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29

TT We understand that there will be preach
ing at the NJ E. Church, next Sabbath, at lO3 y
clock, A. M. We believe there will be only morn
ing service at this church hereafter.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash Important TO Everybody

Hereafter, no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JoURSLL until II ID paid for eN 'ept where there is
special to the contrary and in all the
person presenting advertisement for insertion will
,. held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom Dick and Harry, ofwhom
we know nothing. The cash system is better for all
parties and zoe shall udhere to IL.
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For Sale.

or Eule,
nN the most reasonable terms, the southwest quar-
" ter Of the north half OF section number O. town s.
of range number H. containing 81 acres; also that
fractional part of section number 81 southeast of the
river in town g. of range ., containing Sd acres in
Wood county. Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
September TO- 1857 -lsf
Wood County, Ohio, Court Of Common Pleas.
James w. Aiair, samuel c. Adalr Joseph Anderson,
partners by name of Adair & Anderson, vs.. 5. D.
Wackman. \. W. Perkins.
SD. .Wlckm m and A.W Perkins will take notice that
petition has been filed against them by Auair Il An
derson, in the Clerks office OF the court 0f common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio asking Judgment against
them for the price and value Of goods sold and dciv
cred in the of seven hundred and TIVE dollars
and seveutyve cents with interest since April 9lSjI
and that an order Of attachment has been issued in
said action, and unless they answer deuur to thee
same by the 2Sth day Of November 4. ~ 1851 at this
next term of said court judgment will be rendered
ag linst them by default.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. for PHI.
Ortnber q. 1S57-22w6s3 %
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MA fire occurred in the Onn Prnitentiary
few days ago by which proprtYto the amount
of about S55 900 was destroyed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29

syThe Superintendent of the Michigan
Soethern Railroad has discharged about $40
anen during the past week.
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es- Iowa has gone for the Republicans Penn.
sylvania and Minnesota are pro-slavery
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Abstract Of Taxes for 1857.

I'd Fayvsof W0ol lComtsO
Spn Treasure Woo CoinyO Oio do hereby the tax
h, the IN
hp icIrn v flico and d . h
IN f alt sbhoN the IL place
A fsi day.
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OTWe are much Obliged 10 our young
friends w. H. & J. B. for the attention which
they promise TO b'stow upon IN gmas, & =, .
young people who read ourpa per generally interest
thems Ives TO make their corner il thr Journal
interesting' In note accompanying the fol
lowing enigma, our correspond nts say: We
think the solving of them [enignasI is b'nr-
fetal exercise for the young mind 1t crrIainyis
and now we shall see how miuy of our young
friends will interest themselves in it. Send
along your answers at an early day, thatwe may
know who has got the correct one:
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ENIGMA NO. |.

am composed Of twenty letters.
My l. 8 6. 10. Is AMI is despotc rul"r.
My 4, l9. 8, IS aud is The nams of de-
feaird csndIdate for State Off e.
period of life.
My ID, l6, l3. l3, 90, and l2 is one who
practices slight nf hand.
My II, Is Ii, Is and is too much used, by
many young ladies'
My 8, 2. z, l6 aud 10 is SIN Ill tree.
My 2. l5. l5, aud 9 are hinIpnces to
Salants
Nv whole is thu name Of publication which
should be in The hands of every liberty loving
man in the county.
Bowling Green, Oct 81, 81. w. H.&J.B.
Answer solicit ID.
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In Court of Proba e,

John Newman Guardian Of Francis Michael vs. Eliza
Michael ct al.
nN tine 9Th day of November 1851 o'clo"k =.
" M at the door Of tho court house. in the town Of
Perrysburg will be sold ~ the highest hi ider the fol-
lowing real estate the property OF Christian Michael
d, ceased to wits The west part of fractional secun
numb u, in township number north, ufraAge num-
ber II lst. in Wood county Ohio. containing 50
more or Iess.inSer interest is alsn to be s0tl Ap-
praised at s.. Terms IN ide known on the day of
sale. JOHN NEWMAN, Guardian of
BV GEO. STRAIN, his Ntty. Francis Michael.
October ~ l3lI---24WlSl So
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RE5 tLU,,,.l r,vl ' and
lev
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Henry Sherman's Estate.

Henry SheTmam's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified administrator
OF said All persons interested will take notice,
HENRY SHERMAN. Administrator.
October o. ls5T.---22W3@
NOTICE is hereby Li7en that the undersigned has
~ been duly APP ontsd and qualified as AlniniSra-
trix the estate of Absaom Smith. deceased late OF
Plain township, Wood eouRy. Ohio.
oSsOS1 L lsS7-slwS Many 4. SMITH
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() Part in Plain Twp. &c, and part in Center Twp 2i
(c) Only lands aud villa lots belonging to Plain Twp.
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section Is Pr
half mile said
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29

mills all taxable
onehIt o parallel
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29

Kellogg section H. Wasngo
miles all taxable within half mile each side thereof
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-16
North Star Morgan.

THIS BEAUTIFUL STOCK HORSE CAN BE
i found at the Stable of the Subscriber, in DIN.
STEAD, Harrison County, on the Buyer River Gown
ship 81, Range Al west during the present season,
for limited number Of good Mares The I'M
dersigned has succeeded in bringing safely to -.
ms place above described the best STOCK
HORSE he could obtain, and trusts, that II Nv
bTeeaers OF fine horses in this State, will
in the enterprise. -
NORTH STAR has obtained the first prize at Connec-
cut state Fair and also the highest premium
year old, at fhet. s. Agricultural Horse Exhibition at
Sprinsneid Mass Also at Worcester County Fair, in
Massachusetts.
PEDIGREE
North STAR MORGAN 5 sire, Morgan Emperor;
grsnd-sire Buirush Morgan; grand-sire the original
True Brittou (owned BY seiah Norton, formerly Of
Hartford, Conn. 6. &. g. sire De Lancys imported
Traveller who traces directly back to Gokcphn Arabi-
an.
Morgan Emperor's dam was an imported English mare
NORTH STARS dam sired by Young Di,,mci;
grand-sire Old Doomed; g. grand-sire Sir Archy, q
thorough bred horse) NORTH STARS dam was out
of a beautiful bay Morgan mare.
For the benefit Of those who have not the horse
insert an extract from accurate description by L.
E; burr. Esq, Of the Hartford Daily Times, July
NORTH STAR MORGAN.-M the Springfield
Horse Exhibition. two years ago. beautiful four yesr
old bay called The flying Morgan, Of Pe,ersham stra.
ed more than ordinary attention, among the splendid
horses present. This horse now six years old, ~
stands at the stable OF HENRY OLMsrED. He is nov
known as the NORTH STAR MORGAN. To say
critical eye could not readily discover fault in him.
a COLOR Is bright bay legs nearly black, and his soft
coat lies glossy upona flexible skin His head hand-
sonss and sits in the right style upon proud archsd
49, not too lene, but well proportioned. He has
S. BACK Is round barreled with clean Of legB,
ir. stand under him in manner that would please
~, HIS chest Is broad eye pleasant, name heavy,
.ints and well set. But above any Of these
a. we md superior speed and have it, too IN
sSo1, sseS rot which he executes with ease. IL
snsaS .S Ssasider hin - whole, combinins beauty,
,!s sa Sisposition to excel any horse within the
a. =. 'uc state, and we doubt whether he has
ssnns.. =. Nen England. His weight is about 1850
snaunc ei nv q so is with pleasure that We
ter Of Connecticut Tor his stocf mu.t srsasr iroys
the eTeed q horses IN this vicinity.
NvHAn SIA1 b very sure foal:setter. fbrns
HENRY OLNlSTED.
0LMsrED, Harrison County Nay ls. 1857
STALLION will also cover at my stable. Terms 66
the season. n y
ns-sr' kBusle COPY.
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m Sxsiassf 8lssxac1Ff Es1n Foaass
Th;. g repeated e be TIE territory az the
pine s. Moeco, - ~ Meditgra1ean,
!. Wsst~n nfvier9 a GENOA. Il eatSnds
nearly = Ave niles aleAg the oeast, and inland
about three miles. The present prince Of
MANAGE is supposed also TO Be : Descendants
of Louis KY. He is peer Of France, and
generally resides in Paris, his prinGpality
benp yarrisoned by the King Of Sardinia.
r. r-.-.se draws from his little State rev
enue Of about fl2,0OO per annum; half Of
it supplies the charges Of Administration,
the other being spent by the prince in Par
is. The number Of subjects is about 5000.
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NfIYTRiR "a ~ rnn Hvp1r9N WRin.
RSee peIoff q 4ske Il ~ ~ fanny 1HW11AS1U
= - WNteAt&1 w1uee &Aeorful ~ esotat 01SQ1
WI fe9lef u vo,poe visitor - egeu 1elo1e
1hiie tu ernssaH eesottca y "a pstpciroa4 IT,
~ 49, ~, ~. 49,, ~. NJ - ~ - ~
inini~.i a.e;.i ~ NJ. !. ~ ~
;rscs ~. ~ - = s,. ~ ~ " -.
Hss - = sss.sssss ~ sssSsf1
HAr,,,,s sr,v,,~s ;,, ....... = -
80. "a ~ 1890, II 49,
snd f,sssar, NJ - - - - IA, ~
Sssx;.s - ~ 80. J. ~ ~ n
ss,; ~ ~ :: ~ J. 80 49, -
a. n, Iii Il, ,-s% :. - ~ ..ss.
or.pless rscsn.s $500 - - ~ -
NIL ~ 80 A. 49,. - sss.s.s.s~ -
the ;mseinss;ss ~, ~. - ~
viii rnss.s~ Ss,ss ,rsn.s, - -. ~ ~
sts,rhes r. n 1880. s,S S~ss =. ~ ~
N ami mo,.is - $500
fhc Pnbiishcrs h.v. = ,,,,N x. 80
An,ericsn v,ritcrs - ~, rssss;S..s \. - .sssss
Deps 81 ne Pan.r ~ ss,.s 49, IA NJ
,ro.si Iii ~ M ~. ~
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PROCLAMATION.
corsrY JrDer's OFFICE.


Nay 9Th, 1857. (
In pursuance Of Petition Of many citizens Of The
County, I, w. C. JAMES. County Judge OF Potta-
wasmie County, do hereby giSe notice, that Elec.
ton will be held at the usual places Of holding elections
in each Township In Pottawatapie County and State
Of Iowa, Saturday the 18th day Of June A. D. 1857
for the purpose Of voting Tor against the following
propositions, to-wit.
THAT the County CT Pottavattamis Aforesaid Is here.
BY authorized in her corporate capacity to subscribe to
the capital stock Of the Mississippi Missouri Rail-
Road Company" the sum Of THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and for the payment Of
said subscription Of stock, the County Judge Of said
county il hereby authorized and empowered to issue
the Bonds said county Of one thousand doll
lars EACH bearing annual interest Of not exceeding
ten cent Said Bends TO be payable within twenty
years. Provided that the portion Of said road within
the limits Of Potawatamie Comfy, be constructed on
the Mosquito Valley route, terminating al Council
Bluffs And prouided further that said Bonds shall mot
be issued BY the County Judge OF Potawattame county
uutl said Road Is under process OF by said
company in said county That for the payment OF the
interest accruns annually said Bonds, the County
Court Of said County at the usual times for levying
property OF said county will be sufficient to pay the
said interest not exceeding in any year the Of
one cent and after the expiration OF ten years from
the date Of said bonds the said court shall provide for
the payment Of said bonds by the levy such with
in the limits prescribed by law, shall be suicent
for the when due, by the sale Of the stock OF
said company sooner, If deemed ex2edieut.
The mode Of voting upon the proposition, shall be
''For the mississippi & Missouri Railroad"
majority Of the votes being in favor Of the affirmative
Of the proposition Aforesaid, will adopt the same.
". G. JAMES,
Council Bluffs. n2u County Judge.
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4
1A1uxL uGx31x. y 81 ueeau1x.
DllLE6 = 6oUcse3y,
vn6IxsA1s = lssAit
81 D r. u GG I6 a 8
lswsr DrsaAway. s,l,ssts E.Sas, nssss.
corxc1i. BLrrTs. IOWA.
- ARE row OPENING 4 LANCE
~ vol solocto1 etack. OhieA tAW eQee
q whoissslo e ketails u pars. On -
fosnd Disss asslieinss, Eainas, Oiis,
o9 Dye.Ssnffs, varnisA. 0lsss, Yurs n.
ense., fsrf.nsry, sssps, Tea, Ts.aeee, cieass,
saaff, DsssAss, taosiA6s via fsll as6snnG1tN
the moat
Popular Paaent sledicines,
And IN sriss ssasrai variry q svssytAins usuaIy
kept Of wholesale and retail urug establishment.
Our stock Comprises IL oieest variety ever oere1
to the Western PsOpie, md ~ purcAsse spon tefns
which enable NJ 70 sell - greatly reduced prices
- Physicians and Country xerehants supsfied upso
I'd most liberal terms
PRESCRIPTIONS.
eNR DILI.xN viii in psrson pay particular asten-
on putting up Prescription, end his extensive
pefienco and superior knowiedGo practical Drug.
gst will BE- guarantee TO the public against III mic.
tskes imposiions 70 which Ignorant and careless
clerks might reader them liable.
Store accossible 1t all hours.
mn DILLxS poC0HTY.
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COUNCIL BLuFFs-MARKET.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Time Of Church Serrice.
AT f. CHURCH-REv. MR.. GOODFEL-
1Nls Low, Pastor-l0h A. NJ, IN P. NJ; Sabbath
School p. M.
Presbyterian Church.-Rev. JOHN HANCOCK,
Pastor-l0h A. n.
Congregational Church.-Rev. G. G. RICE, Pas
tor-I0h, A. M, IN, p. NJ; Sabbath Schools p NJ.
Episcopal Church.-Rev. Mr.. WATsoN-3 P. NJ.
= Strangers attending any Of the above churches,
will be provided with seats.
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Popular Patent sIedicines,
Roofs! Reefs!

WE WOULD REsPECTFUILY ANNOUNCE
wv to the public that on hand, and prepared
70 cover buildings Of all descriptions at the shortest
notice, with RUSSEL'S FIRE PROOF CHNRNT.--
Those In the country or adjoining towns wishing o
cheaper and desirable roof than tin procure
any information that they may desre BY appying 10 L.
". Babhitt, J. B. Stutsman. g. 4. RobipSb. Of this
city.
~ Call and examine for yourselves.
Shop corner Of Main and jefferson streets, Couneii
nsa HIscocK. FELLOWS, L CO.
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Regular ST. Louis, Council Bluffs,
AND OMAHA PACKET.

u THE SPLEyUID pASRENGElA
IH38aSS' Steamer STAR OF THE WEST" N.
- - oHLMAN, Master, will on the opening
III commence running To the above and ALE
intermediate places and continue throughout the "a.
son The Star e the West has recently been lifted up
and furnished in the latest STYLE and - for htsness
and accommodations for passengers, she has no superior
in the trade Her ocers thankful for the liberal pate
them the past season, respectfully
sak for continuance Ut the same. !.
n CAPT. T. OHI.MAN,
Il. \. MCDONALD.
FProy FREIGHT paseaeo, infoSnation, &C., Apply ~
JOS. MCINTYRE, Agent, III
MIS- 50 Ievee ana Commercisl It,, 81. ln11t.
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Prospective Land Sales.

The Government Of the United States
has advertised three sales of the lands
held in trust for the benefit of certain tribes
of Indians. The lands have been all APP
prised by commissioners appointed for the
purpose, and viii not be sold for less than
the value thus put on them by the Govern
ment appraisers. One sale will occur at Iowa
Point, in Doniphan County Kansas, begin
ming on Tuesday. the 5th of May. This
sale is for the benefit Of the Iowa tribe
Another sale will occur at Paoli, in Lykins
County, Kansas. commencing on Tuesday,
the % of May, for the confederate bands of
Kaskaskias, Peorias, Fiankeshaws and
Weas. Also another sale at Lecompton, in
Kansas, on Tuesday the 23d of June, for
the benefit of the Delaware Tribe. Thou
sands upon thousands Of acres Of land will
be thus thrown upon the market. For the
benefit of the Iowa tribe $4,000 acres will
be sold; and for confederated bands ga,
600 acres will be sold, and for the Delaware
tribe 432, 900 acres-making in all 654 900
acrps .=st --.-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T HAVE SOLD TO MY BROTHER, JAMES
i HENSHALL, JR., my entire STOCK OF GOODS
aud Store nxings. Those owing me in any shape
manner, will make immediate payment TO him, as my
authorized agent be forced a settlement by law
~ further time cannot and iciH not be given.
Some valuable Land, Houses and Lots can be had by
applying to my brother.
ul-u THOMAS HENSHAII..
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G. Michigan has passed law diminish
ing the sentences of State Prison convicts
one day for every month of perfect good be-
havior. In short terms this would not amount
to much, but in cases of imprisonment for
life, it might come to considerable, provided
the conyicts lived long enough.
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The Tchaunsepec Route.

While the Washington correspondent of
the n. Y. Courier & Enquirer does not place
much confidence in the report that Senator
Benjamin, of La, has been assigned to
special mission for procuring the cession of
Tehauntepec to the United States, he enter
tains not doubt of the deep anxiety Of
the present Executive to acquire right of
way over that Isthmus. Our Government,
he says, has repeatedly offered SIS 100000
for it. Mr.. Buchanan himself, when Secre-
tary of State, directed Mr.. Trist to offer
that price, and to make important conces-
sions to secure that object. The route over
Tehauntepec is especially important to New
Orleans, from which city the line Of COM
munication with California is nearly 1000
miles shorter than from New York via
Panama.
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G. The Western fever has seized great
number of persons this spring, and is raging
in all the free States east of the Mississippi
river. All new England, New York, Ohio,
&C., are suffering from the disease. the emf
grafton to Kansas will be as large this season
asitwas last; and Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebras-
Ia and Minnesota are filling up with rush.
Very many Of the emigrants viii bettertheir
condition in their new homes; and many,
comparatively happy now, win render them
selves wretched and Observation-Disclosures
port Herald.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-16
Railroad Register.

An ingenious gentleman of Mobile. Mr..
Leirner, has invented a register, which, when
attached to the car, indicates the speed at
which the train is going. Not only can the
conductor, passengers or any one on the train
sec at n glance at what rate they are trav-
cling, but the superintendent at the end Of the
road on examination, can ascertain what
speed the train has made at any and every
part of the trlr.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-16
HENRY 0LNisTE

0LMsrED, Harrison County Nay iS 1857
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