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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
RECEIPTS IND EXPENDITURES

OF BEDFORD COUNTY, FOR 1857.
DAVID OVER, Treasurer Of Bedford County, in
account with SAID County, from January 5th 1857,
TO January 4th 1853.
Treasurer DR..
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GETTTS' PHOTOGRAPHIC CllIER}

Erctaags Builf.og BelCorJ, Pa,
W5grf Am5rntypps, D4znrrrpoIypqs, S,c..
&C, n tyery description, are executed in the
latest styles and improvements Of the Art. 4
fn!I assortment Of plain and fancy cases, and
gold and plated Lockrls, at yeryInw prices ard
The public are respectfully invited 10 call
examine his sPrcimrns.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

BEDFORD COUNTY, IS.
The undersigned, Auditors Of said County, do here
by certify, that in pursuance of the Acts OF Assem-
bly, in such cases made and provided, they met al
NorF :-On some of the amounts due from collec-
tors some interest is due, and from some exonera-
tons and commissions TO be dedoeted Also
there are some outstanding checks.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
Broad Top COaa!
At THE COOK COLLIERY!!

KNOWN AS THE COKE BANKM
TIE undersigned would hereby notify the public
thai lie IS engaged in the coal X mining business ar
the Broad Top coal mines, one half mile from the
town Of Hopewel. In order to insure speedy sale
he ;" III sell II at the mines at cents per bushei,
and delivered at Hopeweil, at cents per bushel.-
Persons wishing coal will find it to their advantage
70 give him call, the coal is of the first quality
and he terms per bn-he less than II can be obtained
iaE elsewhere The subscriber can al all times be
toaEd at his oiiee at Hopewel, By persons desrous
ur purchasing.
E,r is, 'J7-2m. RICHARD -LANGDON.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

AND REPORT OF WM. F. MOORHEAD. STEW
ARD OF THE POOR, AND HOUSE OF EN-
PLoYMENT OF BEDFORD COUNTY,
FROM THE 1st DAY OF JANUARY, 1857,
TO THE lsr DAY OF JANUARY, 1883.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

+ bushels of beans,
II tons of hay,
) loads corn fodder,
1900 beads cabbage,
) barrels crout,
| barrel viurgaf,
. barr, IS picked cucumbers,
go pounds wool,
3087 pounds pork,
3s9 pounds lard,
$3.50 pounds beef,
209 POUNDS talow,
6294 pounds hides,
565 pounds veal,
l66 pounds mutton,
calf skins,
3 sheep skins,
800 pounds butter.
LIVE STOCK ON FARM.
Q horses, cows,
40 sheep, brood sows,
3 shoalS,
FEED FOR STOCK.
/ tous bay. 40 bushels ears corn,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
BANKING EEOUsEs

Deposits received, Discounts made, Drafts bought.
old aud collected. Bank notes and Specie bought
and sold. Stocks, notes. and other securities bought
and sold on Commission. Core ponJence and co.,
lectious solicited.
Aus. d, 1857,
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Statement Of Moneys due 10 The Comfy Of
Bejforl, on the IN d0y Of Jaanary, H. b.
1898.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

The Commissioners Office in Bedford Borough and
did audit and adjust TIE account of David Over
Treasurer Of said county, for the year 1857 as
tanned 10 the foregoing statements, and we have ex-
ahmed the foregoing accounts OF money due and
Owed by said county, and the same +. correct
As witness hands. this Glh dav Of January
a. T., 1858. TH0S. w. HORTON
HENRY B. MOCK
JOHN w. CRISMAN.
Attest, WM. NJ. Hall, Clerk.
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SI6G2 OIL

Check for balance on settlement, 81
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05
EeEE

TO cash IoF Hour, gam &c, iT0m sun
dry persons for month Of IanuaLy. SI0L 81
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-03-05

BY amount Of Grain used ia Poor House and
sold 10 soHdry persons for cash, AMI on ac-
counts and for work done il repairs 10 b3iH,
I1us-.. Sc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
UreinauMaen.

Der @nStser" erfeiut jsbsn Sennabsnb. unt batabts
er uticripipnspes in SprauSobn9, poer ST &tS
ssr Summer ablbar BIC cip. Srdssr. auswaras @bone
aentsu bsbn Den 9sta9 ben 5raus8sbsr Ssrpr 675)
sefdqisli einsuenesn.
enpre:nee 9sdss unb @iNsiIu9sn werSen banEba tse"
ssrasnpn,nsn uno auf geran9cn ernprirt.
naen unp Sannnladnsen aer 9rt prrcn unter cseneen
gtinsnScn au9encmmen @molec Gindun9 cinse Squares
10 8eiIsn enser tSn sinn Squars so Gs speia9e
&tnrduna Gts unS fur See weittre @fa 25 Gte lbe
dftsansciscr rcen fur S12 in baltabrlitsr Soausahun9
aufstnpmr Gr6eer @nesn msrbcn sstalmsndBe tstenrt
uuS foen bierb bic rep @bpnsReu bsipnbcrc grGSun9
snssssn dnncn bis gum 1seas @tMs tr einsanSt pepen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
a. s5abreyaat9.

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
IA published every Saturday, at So per Annum,
oayable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
q reasonable
OFFit;E: 7th STREET, near BROAD.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-24
Stebm,oms Ssa., sommabcuS, SEN 2A. 9lpril 1858.
NO. ll6.

!" penn @leiensa'tpte ben erfurrerliden 3aum sefun<
sH 9epoet Vatten unS nunmsbr munter bic Setter
9eratttummc,.
sSo 9abe eS in Der sansen gBelt etnen nod ar5,
bsrrn GdtUpf9
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04

In that list, He find names that haye
pissed down to poslerlty, aHd have ben
made il.uslrious they .,re the names Of
those wIIo ~ their deeds. their wisdom,
and their devotelness 70 tie canse Of The
city, have ob,ained The appreciation i.
..heir feIow.eitizeus. Among oihers, that
Of JAaes CuoFaR shines foremost.
The Augustean age Of Batoi Rongge,
was during tl,r administration Of JoHS IN
Il. DuFroce. whici, i.s,ed nine carr. =.
tbs people satisfied withs=llis ability.
KEPT him il, ii ufffiise for ! length of me
III, parssIIsld in The annals Of the Mayor
airy If Baton 4 Kugge, eyincing thus that
they could appreciate ,nerit.
Another name 1.surpassed nlnslre,
i. that Of JosHpls Mos saEr His sole
object Was .l,e good and prosp speIisy o1f of
.be city, be applied himself 70. correct
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04
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Baton Rouge A Sketch
Br G. =. r.
Concluded, f. .S4s545
.fsption /. carved over l,is graya & to cor e'7
~ 10 po..eri.y the story of liIs E,.1'ss,
Orr his bier,
s 11heycarved 10. line, they rasafd pot Dot
sszas ltone. Szs35 II, lSs#ss .3.
BIT !eis him alone IN his gloryD
Nor tl,e church .llsliieli fle was| buried re =
ha. Seer torn aoa,: that sahcluar1y
which be slep: is no tnors aud
nno.hlng rspain. u prevent hia#frsssing
place from being iTainpied unf|er foot.
a.iIIlis deep II tue c.l,n tr,a}eztyoi
dsa.h, and nothing warns the paisser .b5
.h.t tlls ground he5treads 90 ~ sal'eli.
fsd With The duz. 81 4 hero. Monu-
msnt, MA lnaasoIeains ars dallf raised
eysr lie slicli heir ashes lie ancssset in
n,atbl heroes TOO, haze ibaa t|tsn.
names hsudsd down 10 postsrit some
I'M II tpn1, antl lna name. i ftIlsrs are
fe.sshosd from, age to age Gt.Aspp ~,
oa tIls fsll Of bis fstre, il fprgsost & q,
nIIeI, has been sid eoacarlpffitgg tie
eaplnre of I,Alen Rouge, sud 'Eitsi. ran
u Tie event Ilas bseln= repre-
nj, a.Zaa i great military acllitreln Ell,
rbi1sfi. vas but d skir,uisIl -a1i nc, d
#alhbasserism, IN witicl, q Ilnnlrea men,
executing thar design antlsr ck,ysr u
nigh. u order 10 lessen ,tla dangers
whh Which itlnig havs been attended,
attacked shadow II a fort, d .4feutl.d
i b, ffIe.n soIliers -kfl!ed 3 youpgRo t.ttiicer,
Eho had refused 10 betray Tile trtass ie-
possd1u him, and then ert,iina oyer
ths'' gieat victor y thong lley hid
ron ths crown Of Harmodiust That
HiiDn'pf,sl ~ band has found allniie ers,
andasioas q gnoran. eaoagl, ID Il. ..iil.g its
pra's< aptl ifai.a y tle skies i'll imaginary
fame. sz.5 a.
tsH IHoxAs may have bsenIa =r,an
81 ne1e re mean net to disppte his
ng1'f ~ shs loyessnd adtnira,ion1of his !
i.lloa,pitizen., hut we think tllat the
sspSn1s ,of n Baton Rouge has .,slt@esi NO
nerln,tre g Tue. Iaurels Of his b1sw,--
d Afsf forced - the CONCLUSION, tllat ar|
nspA1donabls Negligence oa The part Of
w Spanlsh authorities, vas sl,e cause oil
#'ee iaklng of the fort. lis sssd that
.as ~ preceding that midnight attack,
a4AfoRRE w W. secretly warned 1ol be On
" eaatd, because surprise was ,nedi.
ed spou him for5 lha ensuing night
hasIePor.ed The same to Mr.. DsLAsuzE,
" w spPsrlor4 command. DElAsuzE
es.aag 5lnto : passion, answered tle re-
po's 70 Ia|se; thefa Vas not Tia leas,
eaaas q q q attack, and he, Gn4sppsR,
H. aos ftst fsar not replied the
'ea5 M .is faes colorIng viti,indig
4, aA'oa, Is l'ase done what | .iIolgl,t
! = dats y giving you no,tice 81.
~ fh1ch j. rul'ored I have t,o,h,n,.
na g g or to say; us aow is,r you olu
q g a'Eou think !a'i'' proper. However,
1s1 e tacksl, | will Be found At nv
pllAsu1s persis.ing Q l:is obsti.
- 'ael1y remained quietly As home.
/ g., dentd G.Asppne to Iais uu-
an,l a
seaanol eornP' bend tba aeg1igenee
aa - 's|'sat.s " - spanisl, a..tl,ori-
: ..a 4 in this eiroanal,taace..| l
9 provided With artillery,I
a'sl = apps.do on,bls 81 ,be part d
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04
s s VEST BATON ROUGE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1855

z.,.z 80 " ES1
II Ar. DELAsUzE u llsYs 50 lar u.gtcte
: its defense rs Il, have suffered the gun
> TO rarna1n IN al, unsrrysc.able con,iiio,
4 especially As lie l,aI been warned b
GnAsDrar of Tile prernpdita,rd attack
J. y Was his i'm per,ous duty u. .eommauder
iiu-cl,ief, 10 ln.vs taken necessary meas
4 ures to place tie fort i'll 4 state Of j.
! fense, and u ba there Ilitilself u defen.
! III. -.
! That event can no. De judged will
an impartial! eye. We will therefor.
leayeit to others 10 determine, ylfetl1e,
or not there WAS any necessity in order
/ io take possession of Baton R,uae Il
! shed the blood Of young man, whom
| the enemy tew=falt well would sacrifice
Lis life % accomplish, lis duty. H.
matter 10 wllat !igli. tl,eseyeut is looked
upon, y . q stain on 1hy iatiie Of It's per.
petra.ors. They have been lau.led and
|praised as il the deed we're heroic. B,s
the sole glory was reaped BY GRAND
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04

rsz,r- Jones, wto Is both logical and phfIo
Logical, SAYS that tho muses. IN sse: sslaastsd
Is . shs nine, !" because they we're ferss<- aine
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04

II uz- some says that TIE apic ksss ray ef
destroying tstsds il u marry 8 TIdou lis
no doubt nso=: agseeaDls spseiss sf lss-
trxrYv lszzzg 5I 3is
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04

sss'N' zs.oifs@ ttIe NFtHets, mtaAS " ttEs
i ! s',ck. The romantic author Of the III,
try of Louisiana, says that the nam
WIS derived from N enormous cypress
|IFee, Wllic!, stood by t'le banks of In,
flyer, and which having been stripped -
lis bark. (tlle Lord knows how, peril ap,
by soihs inagician,) presented The APP
Fpear"ncs Of gigantic BARRIERS pole
Whether the historian has seen the
| phenomenon or not, WE cannot SAY, bu:
we are d'sposrd 10 consider the story AS
! fabulous as the dream Of OLI.nan. Tie
mos. reasonable story Is that Ba,ul.
Kpugs derives its name from tire fael
that two Indian tribes whose lands ter
minated oli It's soil, nlarket, their: com.
mon boundary line with 4 pole painted
with versuiIlio11
+. " was iii tho year 1926, that Baton
Rouge was Incorporated and received It's
charter. Ever since,#il has risen to the
proportions ufsa city, and has become
2the Captlol Of the S1aleo Louisiana. =.
Of 'ats years the city has. progressed !;
until then II had slumberesI and lain dor
man, III a state of lethargy, from which
1t Seems at lasl#to ilve been aroused. Il?
is now moved onward l,y tie irresistible
impulse Of the age Of progress, and
drawn as it we're, ,zfureiLly into tils vof-
#ler Of improvement. A litaie more en-
lerprise ou the part Of its eiaizens, Il rail
road or two, il will be a great city. II,
The year 1920, bega1, that long lis. IT
Mayors, who, Will, az much authority
and pow er Lille petty princes of Ger
many, l,ays with moro Or less glory,
ruled tlle drstiutes 1t Baton Rouge.
We fud tin. in 1920. Mr.. F. GAM
DERE was invested with sovereign pow
er, with the tite Q. President Of the
Board oi SsIectmpn, Air. 'VILLlAa W1L-
L1AAs succeeded HMM ths year 1921.
1t was il Tie year | a22 that the dignity
Of Mayor was conferred upon the head
Of tlle ei'y government.
we will give 4 listo Of the Mayors
from 1923 u. the present. year. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04
! Baton Roug Sketch q I
isi 4sss BTc. =. /
Eouc1uded.1 7. e /

! I'M .,sption a !. carved over l,is graya tos con
w .o po..eri.y The story IF ri. tE,,I'a =
Ossr III Bier, =
10 II na& linz they rs;atd not a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-18
CAaAmI n TEST,
ATTORNEYS III ftnEEMn#IY. ora

G&m@wma AaaMA@ Mw@
csgMCx1 HEwwxa, sssss j s. - IS ~ seSspa.
yUILL pfeNpsY skk@md 10 .ama Aeanelea.
wv cpaaaes5enas knvussing Messy asaeeK-
ing and Selling LaAds WaF9aass. - 81
sshss hpslnsaa PsFk0iaiag tn s&szsK -
n WsstaEn Lossa and N6assa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-18
CouncfI Rlums.

Notwithstanding the a0ney pressure,
md exceedingly hard times, Council
Bluffs still goes ahead. Ia our rambiss
ABOUT tewn one day last week we count
ed forty-swo haildings Ia she course Of
construction. FoRTY-TwO buildings
would make quite a country village, jet
their erection in cur city 10 hardly no
teed, and # we are not greatly mistaken
the number will be doablsd before the
year 1858 passes away. Already we find
some listIs stir, and sort of getting
good ready to start sey@al new buildings
80 soon as the work on she Railroads is
commenced.
We have certain assurances that the
work will DO commenced at this point
on two of the Roads in September, and
as We generally hare open and pleasant
winters We may safely anticipate the
completion Of from twenty 10 thirty
miles Of each road before this time In
1852. .#
migrants are daily settling in our
city, and business is reviving. Our msr-
chants are preparing for brisk trade
during the winter. Oar Mechanics who
but few weeks ago had nothing 30 do,
are complaining that their work is push
ing them. The one engaged On cur
house said 20 Us the other day, 1T seems
Co.., Whenever you commence bailding
.ag thas every body else wants TO build
at the same time,' and il seems 60 be 90,
for both the Mason and Carpenter have
had to divide their woEknen several
srrues since they commenced work for as
Pitch in friends, she way 20 make times
cq-v, is for every one 20 do whashe can,
X p tae moLey in circulation. Money
III body polotic, is like the blood TO tho
buman body-anlsss it Circuiatss freely
Ehe body s:ekens, languishes and dies.
Keep life in business by letting what
listls money there is in the country eis-
culate, and bear in mind that every hand
a dollar passes through, Is rendered
stronger and more vigorous. Don's tie
up the life blood Of basiness-mOney !;
.ut let it circulate. Build dwellings,
shops and stables, all Of which add to
the wsalth Of the city, makes business
Council Bluffs has mea of spirit and
eat,rprize within her limits and the inn
;royements nov being made in every
part Of toe city is evidence of the enter
7vizrng spirit Of her eitizens-COuneil
Bluffs loiH 20 ahead, hard times can't
stop her.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-18
Immense Flood !
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
Dilchegs and Laborgrs in General apaII
Ilaka Naliee.

That viii lee at public sale to the low
est responsible bidder, on the
10 da r Of August next, at the Office Of J.
II Sd rInaR, Judge Of potfawa ita mis Co.,
b.. wuen The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
& o'elack 2. M, the digging of tie soIl@w-
ing bitches, on Swamp aud Overlooked
Lands Of PottawattAmis County, Iowa. to-
wit IL
Ditch No. /. on sections q and %, town
ship 70, Moth e range a wsat, 1891 feet
long, four feet wide at the bottem, eonz.
tanning 26l7 eablc yards.
Ditch Ne. 2, On section IL, township 76,
range IL west, 1926 feet long, 2 feet wide
at bottom, containing $50 cubic yards.
Ditch No 3, GA seetioB %, township 10,
range -. ai4s feet long, 3 feet wide at
bottom, containing aoa2 cubic yards.
Ditch No. 4, asc. q, tawR Is, range "a,
459 feet long, 2fset at bottom, containing
as2 cubic yards
Ditch Nc. 8, On sections rs and O., tewn-
ship IS, range A, 1850 feet long, feet
wlds al bottom, containing 1868 cubic yds,
2B3 yards Of which L. to Be paid by the cor
porasion az the city of Council Bluffs.
Flrss section Of Ditch Noe, on sections
II and III township "a, RAGS "a, 10 extend
fron thebase stake to STATEN No 30, 1000
feet long, Z feet vida at the bottom, coa-
tanning s708 cnhir yards.
seefloa No Q, Of Dikch no 9, from sta
ton No 10 To- station No A, &a00 feet In
length, 4 test wide at bettom, containing
| a93s CUBIC y4rda.
Ditch Net .xsetloa ri, township II, range
1 "a, i41a less In iangth. feet wide az hog-
TEN, containing S2l cable yaraa.
| The slope OF ali the above Dikch4s to Be
outward from tha bettam On each side, Ons
halg h0sizsntal ia cas vertical.
| The material 10 ~ deposited at least 10
inches clear from The edge of The Ditch,
and 10 he deposited Oh ether or both aides
Of che ditch according TO the dirscsions Of
Ehs Drainage ConandssaonsE, or tha Engig
nseF In charge.
ALSO, Levse No /, on saetien 6, township
"a nagth Of range O., % tho kmssk ak Nus.
quito Crask, 800 gaes IN IsnaEh, as aaea vida
at top, with slope on aaeh sida ek Ia h0s-
/ iSonEai to ana RsFkieal. esnkafning als cable
yards, tbs SLOPE sn each aide Is be heasly
and eompactly s0adsd syer with ssuxh
| pgaiEIs scds khs nassTiai ecr che soaserne-
Iioa og this Leyees u tobs had witnta SOC
l feet nF the work.
4 plaAs ana proGaes nay BE- seen by eaiIlng
al Ghe osEses af the Drainage CnmaslsBlousI
In Coanria Hiuaes a. any tians after taas ssh
/ day n Jolly ins.
IAs weE& to- BE- eempIskaa wiEAsm nlness
4 aava fHom ths dag a Ie4AiA9.
Good amd sHzieaamk Reads viii be zsauir,
/ M IN a@akss sAs amSHak - ne Eamsnaatin
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Swamp Land Kand, waafeh usasss are rs.
eefvabAe ID pgymsns eak SCAMP Tssssas.
ID. 3. JACKSON.
Dgasnaee CunMtIsslcneF.
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aay "A Ju1ys 1853 ~
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YarY earalasaRar Maaaea,

In order 20 protest ourselves from loss,
We hare resolved q adopt ana mean 10
maintain without rsspees 10 p@sons, the
CasA Systxps. Thereforenc orders from
distant parties, viii BE- attended 10 un.
less the money accompanies then.
Those who are In arrears, win have
their bills made out and sent TO them,
and If not pSid, viii be handed to an Of
6cer for colleotion. II our paper and
labor is worth any thing, il 10 worth
paying for.
We shall ! erase every subscribers name
from car books, who does not pay ap
promptly. We make no distinction.
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Camassa and Rraxer River.

The Toronto Globe Gays, in reference
to the late discoveries At Fraser river ~,
Thesa gold discoveries present q future
to Canada Of the most dazzling kind
The settlement Of the Pacific coast by the
British people, viii inevitably lead 10 3
dsmand for Communication acrpss the
eoatinsnt, which can be supplied thrO'
our territory much better than by that
Of the United States. We look 70 see
the fertile prairies Of tie Saskatchewan
tEayersed By the irOn horse within few
years, and trade passing through Cam
ada such as NO one has hitherto sFea i'm
Aginsd in dream. The northwest eoun-
try will be settled more rapidly than Iowa
or Minnesosa, and it ought to form g
partial Canada.
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LApEasa Honn MaaAsass, pablisAaa ~
7. .. ARTHUR = yigginaa n. Townseads
for sapssmhsr, u a had ueasainiag
MI Of toe latest gasAssnas 80 lazss
amouns 81 reading haaaasz. Tp u "a
per yeas.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE

Nekies Is hereby gtvsa, Of ths formation
Of Company under the 6ensral Incorpo-
rakian Law ef the State Of Iowa. called
the Council Bluffs and 81. Joseph Railroad
Company, and doing business under raid
aame.
Tie principal place Of transacting boa =
ness Of said company 10 at Coanen Bluffs,
Iowa.
The gsasyal business Of the Company Is
the ,hniI dLng and operating q Railroad from
Ccansil HantIs to the Miasaarz sEaIe line,
with such branches a. said Company may
from time To tiSne deem axpedieuE
ms capital stock of ths CompAnY u one
million Of dollars, with the right 20 Increase
il to three xaiIlicn@ To be Paid hy INSTALL
meats as tfa Directors may fren sima to
siale asaess ana efdsFg provsaad, such I'M
tallmants shall not be demanded more sasaa
onee In tso mOnshss and shall nos As any
one lime. D exceed Ave per eeat. oeihdfsIa-
aal subscription,
This corporation commenced On the Isth
dag Of Mags a. - 1855 so eemaEama fifty
years, w.iss IL Efef uk fsnewaI.
TIE baslaaas a SASS af ne ousapaay ars
to BE EnAnAHsA w niEs D8Feescfe, Wzo xhaEl
ehaase fsom saesf owa numher, 1 prasisanl
1 yEee President aa4 Treasurer The Haasd
II sas Directors, shah sise eieses sege-
AEE
4 The election af Directors and osasar eli.
carg Of she Company, wiIl take place an.
nnalIy On tbs 2d MUnaay of July.
The highest aaseu5t og indehtsdnsss q
the EcEnpargg, aham not at any una eama
exreed 1850 BOO, uasiE tbs capital stock i
6inereABea Asa BliaIa not Vt xny osaa Eanss IS.
/ resls two miEllshs ok dollars.
Ths pxivaLa property IT ssseeaosasgs !
sxemps kEezs rs ~ EssllEs Is Re spTpefagl
80 sfnsshaaAsxs 60 klEais esc1
- MDCk0T FswaaAst
i HOn AEsE EvKHT
1 Nace psAaenf,
- na !. HeeySsaEF
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