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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28

NAVIGATING RAEsAs RIVEE.-Aa at
tempt will soon hemade 10 navigate this
riyer by steamboats, 10 greater distances
from its mouth than has yet been accom-
plished. Fer this purpose = steamboat
has been constructed, drawing only sew
IN inches of water, which is expected to
be able to run the greater part of the
wear.
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The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany discharged 500 hands on the fifas
Of October. The Detroit Locomotive
Works discharged 80 hands On the same
day. jackson & Wiley, iron founders,
Detroit, discharged 100 hands On the
same day, The Lyman Mil, [coaton, ]
al Holyoke, Mass, commenced running
eight hours each day, Monday, October
9Th.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24
Freaks of the Frost.

The Frost looked forth one STILL Gle ear Eight;
ind Whispered, Now ehsll be out of sight,
So through the valley, aud over the height,
In silence l'Il taks my way.
! will not 20 on, like that clustering tram,
The wind and the snow, the hail and the rain,
Who make so much hustle and noise in vain,
But Pil be as busy a. they"
Then he i.w to the mountain, and powdered ita
crest,
He lit on the trees and their boughs be drsssd
In diamond bssdf: end over the breast
VI the qaiverins lake, he spread
A coat of mail, thi need not fear
The downward point Of many a spear,
That he hung on its margin, far and near,
Where ~ could rear its head
He went to The widow of thoae who slept
And over each pane, like fairy, creps;
Wherever be breathed, wherever he stepp'd,
BY the light of the mson were seen
Most beautiful things there were flowers and
trees;
There we're beves Of birds, and swsrms of bees
There were cities with temples and towers, all
these
All pictured in silver sheen.
But he did one thing, that was hardly fair;
He peepd in the cupboard, and finding there
That ali had forgotten for him to prepare,
"Now just to set them thinking
1'll bite this basket of fruit" said he;
"This cssty pitcher Pll burst in three;
And the glass of water they've LETT for me
Shall 'tchick y to tell them Pm drinkine"
Miss Gould
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thrill-aud. through that fail glass-Father OF
Truth we had mistaken the cage-there iesped
forth, infuriated with ths burning liquid which
streamed over him-horfor An untamed roy al
tiger.
On passed the tiger--onl onl-through the
streets, with the populace flying on every side for
shelter-passed his old prison, where the keepers
stood wondering at his escape-on he went,
bound after bound, bowling and screaming with
agony On he went, while behind, before and
around, rose up the mingled cry of men, women
and children-'the tiger the.tiger!"
At the extremity of the main street = traveller
noise behind him. and casting his eyes around,
saw the cause. He spurred bis horse, who started
snorting with terror, for be saw the coming CT
the mighty animal as well as bis master. II WAS
in vain. The tiger noted not the man. He only
saw the terrified steed. One leap-the distance
was just saved-aud he struck his claws into the
hind quarters of the horse, who, uumindful of the
double burthen, rushed on, bearing the fearful
load as though 1t were feathers weight. The
man received no hurt. With presence of mind
and cooluess most determined-for 1t resulted from
despair-he drew his bowie knife from his bosom,
and with firm stroke buried it to the hit in the
neck of the tiger. The spinal marrow of the roy
al brute WAS severed, and he died instantly. But
he did not release his hold. Still. with the death
grip. he cluug to his place. bis eyes glassed and
glaripg, and bis claws sunk deep into the flesh
On went the horse, snorting, plunging and rearing
10 mingled pain and terror; on he went, until ex-
hausted by fatigue and loss of blood he fell pros
trate. Those who came that way an hour after,
cautiously and tinidly, the three stretched to-.
gether. They watched awhile and found they did
not move. Yet they stole up-lol the horse and
tiger were dead and over their lifeless forms was
the traveller, insensible though alive, and still
grasping in his hand the friendly knife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24

HOW TO PROPER IN BUsINEss.-In the frs.
place, make up your mind to accomplish whatever
you undertake; decide upon some particular EN-
ployment, apd persevere in it All difficulties are
overcome by diligence and assiduity. Be not
afraid to work with your own hands, and dill.
gently too. "A cat in gloves catches no mice."-
He who remains in the mill grinds, not he who
goes and comes" Attend to your business: never
trust to another "a pot that belongs to many is
ill stirred and worse Boiled" Be frugal "rhat
which will not make pot will make pot lid -
Save the pence. and the pounds will take care OF
themselves" Be abstemious who pleasures
love, shall beggars prove" Rise early. "The
sleeping fox catches no poultry" "Plow deep
while sluggards sleep, and you will have corn to
sell and keep" Treat every man with respect
and civity." Everything is gained and nothing
lost by courtesy" Good manners insure success
Never anticipate wealth from any other source
than labor, especially never place dependence up
on the possessor of an Inheritance. "He who
waits for dead mans shoes. may have to 20 for
3 long time barefoot" He who runs after sha-
dows has wearisome race. Above all things
never despair "God is where he was He helps
those who truly trust him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
$50 prizes amounting to u
'tI-fnis Tickets $40; halves S; quarters $50.
Plan or THE LOTTERY.

2s0 prizes amounting TO ,oVo
~ ubpnis 1ickets $40; halves S; quarters $50.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
Tia EunbeTs from TO 50 600, corresponding with
,ba.s Eun1bers 90 the Tickets printed on separate
.ps Of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
The fret 2i2 prizes similarly printed and encir cled,
srr plsced in another wheel
rhe wheels are then revo.ved, and number is
5rs,Tn fom the wheeler Numbers, and at the same
,,,n. q Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
kUnbet sud Prize drawn out are opened and exhb-
si TO the sldience, ana registered oy the Somnls-
,ipusr. the Prize being placed against the Numbe
drswp This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
tbstvo.ucceedipy Numbers to these drawing the
fr, Y Prizes will be entitled TO the 48 Appro xms.
ton Przer according to the scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the $50 900 prize
For example, if the number drawing the $5O,0b0
prize ends with No then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to Ego. If the num-
Ger ends with No 2 then ell the tickets where the
lumber end. in will be entitled TO E20, and so on to
Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol-
loving rates which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets. $50
10 ouarter w 20
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
ordered en- receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by the first mail Purchasers can have tickets end
lle ID any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent TO purchaser immed edistey after the drawing.
tFy- Pure rhasers will please write their signatures
paLa ard give their Post off'ee, County and State
ffs- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
sble in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of S GOO and under, paid immedi-
stely after the drawins-othsr prizes at the usual
lime of thirty days
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential
Prize Tickets csshed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
s. SWAN u CO., Atlanta, Ga,
ia 10 b. SWAN Montgomery, Ala,
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PRICE ONE CENT

Molly Done -In making our usuaI rorra.
terday, we were sratihed TO fnd Mr. Georre "
Sre..er' no on . behalf Of the Council Committee
half OF the Masonic Fraternity, and Messrs. .
and V. Bargamin, volunteers, aI In sleiehs vb,ch
were laden with tho necessaries of life, busilv an.
Gssed In calling upon the suffering poor, and re-
| heving their immediate wants. These gentlemen
spread joy In many chesrless domicils by thar
presence and their contributions and win continue
tneir efforts iu the good cause ~ long as the ne
shs;r Of the widow and the orphsn may require
! tneir aid. Messrs. Saunders, Epps and Stokes
We're also steadily engaged In Furnishing food and
iuei to the needy. and will continue their labor a
long as the weather remains as 1T present. These
genuemen nave doubtless snatched from the very
jaws OF death many helpless women and childrep
VINO must have pershed without their timely cid. .
| Inc appropriation made by the Council was bnt
enough to commence the noble werk of relieving
the dfstressed-hundreds of dollars more will be
required to furnish the necessaries of life to those
| who need Let our citizens come to the rescue
and with their usual linerality supply these gem
| tlemen with means to feed the hungry and freez.
| ing poor.
COal-We understand that Msssrs. Tompkius
| & Co., at the Black Heath Pits have now tbir
teen cars laden with coal for this city and that
| Superintendent Campbell Of the Richmond and
| Danville Railroad, will send up locomotive this
morning, to bring down the train this afternoon -
As almost every family in the city is suffering for
the want of fuel, sincerely hope the teamsters
wants If the coal arrives this evening aud is not
delivered before Monday, scores Of persons may
| perish by the delay. Let al then turn ont, and
| labor for the good of the many.
| Light Music Coacat.-By reference to the sd
vertisement. it will be seen that Prof JOHNSON S
company will give their only light music tonight,
| ia Corinthian Hall Added to their skill as scien-
tifc singers. Miss Whiteholse and Prof. Frost are
very fine in their rendering of amusing pieces,
which will form the second part of the concert to-
| night. Miss Whitehouse has won q high reputa-
tion in Baltimore, Washington and other large
cities, and 1t is rare that opportunity is offered
to hear talented a singer. As she will not sing
in public after this season. this will be the last op
portunity for bearing her in Richmond.
anthracite CoaI-The scarcity Of fuel has ir.
duced Mr. Robert A. Mayo, TO put In the ma, i.
ket about thirty tons Of anthracite coal which be
had laid In for lis own private use He has put
the price At 81 so per load and In ords to enable
| ali who are 10 need to supply their immediate
wants. viii let no one purchaser have more
than single load Send your orders to Mr.. NJ. s
factory on 23d near Cary street.
SLppery.-The streets were as slick as grass yes
terday rendering locomotion extremely dangerous
yet notwithstanding this fact we saw a number OF
charitable ladies the streets seeking for the poor
and rendering them aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24

ELoQUENCR -Eloquence consists in feeling q
truth yourself, in making those who hear you feel
it. Oratory is not vociferation; it is not stamping
hole in the platform, nor beating all the dust out
of the cushion of the pulpit; nor tearing Off your
coat tail in the violence of your gesticuations, a
la Gavszzi; it is not holding tire breath until the
face is purple and the eyes bloodshot is not hia
sing through the teeth like the fzzle of squib,
nor crouching down then bounding upwards like a
wildcat springipg upon possum,n nor rantng about
from one side of the rostrum to another until the
akin is drenched in perspiration. and the bsdy
weakened into hepessness, you are not eloquent
in all this unless be for the grave for it is suici
daL.
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THE MOTHERS INFLUENCE The solid rock.
which turns the edge of the chsel, bears, forever
the impress of the leaf and the long
long since, ere it had become burdened by time
and the elements. If trace back to its fountain
the mighty torrent which fertilizes the land with
Its copious streams, or sweeps over with devast
ating food, we shall find it dripping in crystal
drops from some mossy crevice, among the distant
hills; so, too the gentle feelings and affections that
enrich and adorn the heart, and the mighty pas
sons that sweep away all the barriers of the SOUL
and desolate society, may have sprung up in the
infant bosom, in the sheltered retirement of home
l should have been atheist" said John Ran
doph, "f it had not been for recollection; and
that was the memory of the time, when my depart
ed mother used to take my little hands in hers and
cause me, on my knees, to say, Our father which
art In Heaven!"
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,Y.S1 co.'s LOTTERIES.
, ,,r.I s5O.eOO.!

~. .a,Iowips scheme will be drawn BY o. SWAN
. c". Mspsssrs of the FeRr CAFES AS,,psy AAEAp.sy
LorIt IoTTysy, of Alsbsma, in each OF their
fotts ries for Febusry, 1887.
70 be drawn in the city hrar q m9or.s, M IssS. On
CLASS -, -,
=, drawn ia the city of Atlanta, Ga: IN pu bile on
40 % thursday. February IL, 1907.
CLASS rs,
:. drawn In the city Of Atlarta Ga N public on
10 &c saturday. Febrary 2 iSSx. iSSx..rps
Wv 1860 Prizes!
M,,s Maa ore Prize 70 Erery Tea 1seksa!
-'"' 10 600 Tickets.
GCEMEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24

1 KIT Us RkAsON, TOGRTHER.-.You Y ou
IL say that you are afflicted with Rheumatism, and
can't get cuied. Then your last chance h POL
LARD,s RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT.
You complain Of Frosted Feet. Use POLLAxD's
LINlMENT. and be cured
All light and day you suffer with Cold Feet when
you could be eured In . short time BY POkLARD's
LlNIMENT. ~ q
Your little boys hands are ohsppsd, and Of course
painful. Use fOLLARD'S LlNIAENx, and he
viii be rslisved. So
In cloudy vsaihsr, your Corus torment you Trim
them sloss, saa uss fOLLA1Oe kHEU4ATIC
LIMnENf, and yoa sse easy.
Fhie Lininsnt 4 prepared and sold, wholesale and
rstail 81 JN0. w. POLLARD, Drussis,
10 II l7th stxoek
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CAPITAL PRIZE

gF 0.OO0.,! II
OUTHERN MILITARY A. ADEMY LOTTERY
CiassN,
To be drawn in the city of Mobile, Alabama In pub
lie, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY So 1857, on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
JOHN HuRTEL and w, w. MAGUIRE, Esqs., Com.
missoners
10000 Tickets--3, 1S5 Prizes!
MORE THIN ONE PRIZE TO Every TEN
TTCKkTS!
Brilliant Scheme!
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Plan of Swan & Co.'s Iottertes

c. fihn of Swan 81 Co.'s Lotteries
ShVoo numbers corresponding with those on the
eseu are placed in one wheel. The prizes are placed
~ another wheel number IL drawn from the mum.
yer ~aeel and at the time prize Is drawn from
the othef wheel The prize drawn is placed against
tae number drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the prizes are drawn out
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Inciofe 'he money to cur address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be Forwarded
BY first mail
rhe llst of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
" Ps.Snasefs Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures
pia,n sad give their post Office county and State
~ kensmber that every prize 10 drawn and pay
sbLe 10 full without deduction
~ All prizes Of 81 goo and under paid fmme-
siale'y after ths drawing: other prizes at the usual
TINE OF 80 days.
Az Az communications strictly confidential.
either ofhce A "e' zig
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24

WINTER CI4OTHING--UVAKC GOATS
w Raglans, Business Coats. Frock Goats, Dress
Coats, Hunting Goats. and Boys Coats.
PAHTs.-Black, Fancy, French English and
American Cashmere
VESTS.-velvet, Silk, Satin, Cashmere, Cloth and
Veiencia.
shawls, Hers, Under Shirts. Drawers Cravats
Gloves. &c, all of which will be sold at reduced
prices for Cash, at HENRY SHAFERS,
ja IL Corner Main and l4th street.
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A MERIEAN aArs 4,

uaEniCAN AOTEL.-I have this day
;,,t so.a ana conveyed to Mr.. VIM. B.. Bishop, the
Ing. % ot 1onn j. Brown. Esq in the lease, furni
,' sooa WIN, dc, OF the Anne rican Hotel and so
e. eon,inusnee Of the Ibera' patronage of the
tor. yTn "S 1 R.SP'ie
'Hn' y 1901. Committee Ct J. J. Brown.
The undesisnsd, having taken . lease. for tsrm
{sanl On the American Hotel, respectfully solicits
~ ae o. patronage from his friends and the public
p.seses himself thar no effort on his part shall be
pea 70 render bis guests comfortable, and 10 sus.
'"n she present reputation of the house.
~ w. B. BISHOP.
tAnD PAINT MILE, Paint ScSa61.
CnI 6S 6sse ana Counter busters. sad PAINTER0
10, fresh sne Of the best qsaiity, Tor sale by
= ~ 80 WA. eATTLEk CO
bivIDEkD.-The PreSiaenG nDd Dlrec
-. eIs OF Tue Exehsnes Bssk ef visgiais hsys De-
.ea semi annual Dividend Of q 0sr cent, sub
the i2th isstaat. WfP. STedTHEI.
"'~W Ca shi6ts
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ruE r't DAILY DISPATCH.
~ las. A. COwARDIN.

r,ssna n 10 served 70 subscribers
~ The Dans cgssrs rEa WEEK, payable 10
at sS Asn sssv. Price for mailing, 81 year, or
tss ~ q Ss far ,x months 10 advance.
~ The weekly Dispatch !. issued .sm svers I'm
-. ard mailed to subscriosrsa1 AZ ~ po. ..--.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24

II LEACHED AND BROWN HEET-
lb ING AND SHIRTING.-We have large stock
of lo-4 6-4 and "A Brown and Blesched Sheetinss
aso large assort msnt of Shirtings from the best
manufactor es, which bought before cottons took
rise, and are selling them now at old prices
J. l. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
II Rvoao
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ANCIENT MARK OF EMPHAsIs-In . toll case
tried At Bedford Mr. Devon, who was brought
from the Record Office to produce some transla-
tions from ''Doomsday Book" stated in bis evi-
dence the singular fact, that in many old manu-
scripts when particular emphasis was given to
words, 1t was customary, instead of underlining
them, - at the present day, to run the pen COM
pletely across the words in the same manner -
we now erase them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24

THE PATRIARCH NoAH.-The Bishop OF Moray,
England, has advanced the somewhat novel opia
ion, that the patriarch Noah was the founder of
the Chinese empire.
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NXTl1A HkAVY RGANNkL H11lkTe
II AND DnAWEAe.-4hese d vast ef ssy styls
cf undsr ekisss Dsawsss Wf1 % vel % Give ~
. call closing out thsss goods at ebargatn.
ja 20 KEEN, BALDWIN CO.
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so prizes amounting 8S26, 600
- Whole Tickets SIS; Halves So; Quarters Sd
Eighths So
The frat 2l9 prizes decided in the usual man.
er.
The 5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by ia
last figure Of the number that draws the $50 600
Prkes For example, il the number drawing the
seotp prize ends with No. l, then sll the tickets
Where the number ends in will be entitled to $50
II the number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $50
aud on to 0.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the follow.
ins rates. which 10 the risk
Certificate Of package of 10 whole tickets, slo0
Do. do. 10 half do. 50
Do. do 10 oD.r.sr AZ os
Do, DO 10 sjghts 10 ,oI
Address orders for tickets certificates either to
8. SWAN co. Atlanta Ga, or
S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala, or
8. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile, Ala
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A RAT SToRY.-Rev. Walter Cotton, in his
diary of . voyage to California in . man-ofwar,
entitled "Dtck and Port" rela%es the following
rat story:
al have always felt some regard for rat since my
cruise in the C0nstellation. We fitting for
plank was resting on the sill of one of the ports
which communicated with the wharf Or bright
moonlight evening, we discovered two rats ON the
plank coming into the ship. The foremost lead
ing the other by straw one end of which each held
In his mouth. We managed to capture them both
and found to our surprise the one led BY the other
was blind. His faithful friend was trying to get him
on hoard where he would have comfortable quarters
during three years cruise We felt disposition to
kill either and landed thsm both on the wharf
how many there are in the world. to whom the
fidelity of that rat readerh . lesson"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
day Morning. January ID. 1857.
THk FATAL TRICK.

Bounds with one fatal sprins the mighty brute,
-----wiid waving to and ITO
bis angry tail; red roll his eyes, dilated srown
where his vast NECK just mi asles with the spiue
Sh eathsd In his form the deadly w eapon liss''
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