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aDUVt improvements UUIVTt
LIST Of December next, and all completed befoe the first
Of July 1855 the Share Shares shah be forfeited
All forfeited shares go to the Company.
ARTICLE 18th. On the first Monday Of July, A. D.,
1865, this Corporation shall cease to exist
Donations Lots will be made, by the Directors, as
they deem 1t advisable for the best interests Of the Com
Iany. - - rs ~ ~H
Officers.
CHARLES L. WHITING, President.
LEONARD SEARS, Treasurer.
SAMUEL PEARSE, Secretary
Board Of Directors.
c. WHITING, I. ELLIOTT,
J. $. MERRILL, W. NJ. BURTON,
J. T.. MORRISON, T. II. BENTON,
NJ. +. MOORE, GoUvESER NORRIS.
. ..- I'D 4zsa-- Il. ID. V. MASON.
The above Town is situated about halfway between
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, the terminus of the
Iowa Central Railroad, three miles from good landing
the MissOur river, and is surrounded the
extend with the most beautiful aud productive
country in the West with Timber both hard and soft
i'll abundance. InlS-4w.
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New Missouri River Packet.

Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet.
For Florence, Omaha City, Couucil Bluffs.
Bellevue. 81. Mary's Wyoming City, Linden
Brownsville. LEVEL, Oregon white Cloud
Iowa Point, Savannah, St. Joseph, &C., nc,
nn~r, !. THE ENTIRELY NEW, SWIFT
aud elegant passenger steamer Mn
E-HA-uA, Capt G. X. BAKER, W. H.
q Scudder, CLERK will run as q regular
packet 10 the above and intermediate points, continuing
In the Bluff City trade during the entire boating sea-
son. ~ st-7 - -
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while un-
DER his hereby begs leave to tender his
knowedgments and to solicit for his new boat COM
unMnce Of Its confidence and patronage pledgng I'M
rlng exertions Of himself and officers to give full sat-
isfactlan to those with whose business he NAV no
honored. The Min-c-ha-hah was built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade under the special supervision
Of Capt Baker who has spared no trouble or
70 make her number Missouri River steamer and
pegs to assure his friends that she is most admrahiv
adapted to the wants Of the river being AZ rreat
strength ghtness Of draueht eaainess Of model and
ench application Of machinery, as must mako hcr
among the fast ones, with cabin ARRANGEMENTS ana -.
commentators Of superior order, and not exceei bv
o. any boat in the river combining All tho nost
modern improvements that safety comfort q
coud suggest IN short in all her appointments nosh
ing VIII be wanting belonging 70 those 81 rst cIs..
passenger steamer: JOSEPH NCINTIRE Agent
n2-u No. 60 Leevee 3 c.,n.as a s Ss.s.
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, G.N DODGE
BALDWIN g. DODGE,


BALDWIN g. DODGE,
Bankers g. Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ at Current Rates of Exchange.
Bills of Exchange, Gold and Silver, Current and I'M
current Money Bought and Sold ~
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned Real Estate aud Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and NONRESIDENT proprie-
tors. .-.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
transaction any business which may be entrusted
US.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thompson, !" ' " %
Bank Of lllIon Ilion, n. 7.
Bank of Cooperstown, Cooperstown n. Y.
Durkee K Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, n. Y.
Warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens Co., Bankers, Fl. Desmoines.
Henry Farnhani, Pres. c. r. / r. R., Chicago, Ills.
Jno. Z. Henry, Supt NJ. h II. X. X. Davenport, Iowa
Cook, Sargent & Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. 7.
lie Roy Tuttlc, Omaha City
James C. Mitchell Esq, Florence, N. T.
n. b. Judd ESQ, Chicago.
Merchants, Savings, Loan & Trust Co, Chicago.
Corse, Snowden Corsc, Alexandria, Va
j. b. Bennett, Agt. 4Etna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio. .. -..-
James Harlan, U. S. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. $. r. Curtis, N. c., keokuk, Iowa.
Coobaugh & Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
July 4-nlO-u fBuge copy.
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BANK OF TEKAMA.

3F91 5.5sfI N 39TBRANA, y. e. 80 49, -
ExeAanSe Once Of Baak OF Tckana.
OMAHA, n. r.
THE ABOVE INSTITUTIONS ARE now op,r
Business. seAefa nsnkng
1os' SILVER and Exchange various part. AZ ~.
United states, bought and Sold colIections rn,s INC
promptly RENTED. n'aae and
Land Warrants bought and sold and Io.n.h -
Of Trust @sM M n.sned on Deeds
r y. AKlS, CdsA'r = - '1' 1Ie.i.a
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NOTICE.

Time Of Church Service.
M E. CHURCH-REv. MIR. GOODFEL-
W. Low, Rastor-l0h A. NJ, IL ?. M; Sabbath
School, 2 p. NJ.
Presbyterian Church.-Rev. JOHN HANCOCK,
Pastor-l0k A. NJ.
congregational Charch.-Rev. G.. 6. RICE, Pas
tor-l0h, A. N. TN, r. n; Sabbath Schoal-sA y NJ
Church.-Rey. Nh. wA1soN-3 r. NJ
Straneers attending any " the shove churches.
will be provided with seats EHa51 -
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HORACE EVERETT,
Dealer in Land, Land Warrants
and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.


OFrERs EoR SALE, THE FOLLOWING pEslRA-
~ BILE Lands in Mills Comfy.
So L u and W h S \, Sec 10, Town II,
Il-l20 Acres one mile from Nishnabottany river,
and miles n E OF Tabor. s. per acre.
SEh n W 4, Sec 8, Town H. X 4l--40 acres bot
lom land Silver creek miles W of White Cloud.
SW \ y, Sec 10, and W u n \, Sec 80,
Town ~, Range 4i-l20 iiue prairie and timber
Two miles west Of White Cloud.
Mex n W i, 50, T IL, r il-iO acres; Z
w ! n \ W \, and W !. l. y, Sec34,
r. Ei-l2o acres near White Cloud, and adjoining
Mr.. Hargin'S farm.
rs E \, Sec %, T72, r IL 1,,ou
sw y NV u Sc as 81, T72, RAJ, '@o acres
lies mile north of White Cloud Most of the above
land in - A. lies about mile north OF Messrs Sum
mers farm is second bench bottom within a mile or
two of White Cloud, and upon the line the Burlins-
and Mo Railroad and is unsurpassed by any land 10
Western Iowa, and will be sold reasonable terms.
SW and W \, Sec 49, II, r $40 acres 2
miles + Of Tabor So per acre.
81 W y, 80 and n y NV 4, Sec 81, T II, r AZ;
l6O acres timber 8 miles W Tabor $40 per acre
east Of Mr. Stringers farm the road from Glenwood
to Tabor. s. per acre.
ES SwS, Sec B. WKSE4 and s WI EI Sec
I, 7 Y, X 42-2OO acres miles \ Of Greenwood and
two miles north of Fayette. So per acre. .. ~.
VIZ Wh and En- SWh and S VIZ sen and 10
acres III the East side Of En- n VIZ n EN-, Sec 30, I
49, X Al: MN VIZ, Sec 2, T72, r Al; SE% NEI,
Sec 70, 10 Ril-l67 ify-three huudredth acres This
tract lies about one mile west of Cottons farm
mile west of the Nishnabottany river and miles North
OF the Railroads.&c. acres of it is excellent timber.
81 Ell and n Ea n EH and Wa, Sec 8. T 70,
$3.50 acres, lies Kes creek mostly bottom land
| and miles north of Glenwoad. s#
sE SCI T. sss2 ~ =, Il ts' 100 acres
lies on Keg creek about miles south the Stage road
east from Council Bluffs, and miles north Of Glen
wood, all IN 10 AZ, at So per acre.
For price and Terms, apply at HORACE EyERErTS
Once Council Bluffs. ~. (nI5-u
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Popular Patent Medicines.

h. :. "Ilei, general variety of everything ususrv
kept at wholesale and retail, Druy Estahi;sha. Ah!
MS stock comprises the choicest variety ever ar.,
h ne western People, and they purchases upon terms
"nlsn enable him To sell at greatly reduced prices
fhySicians and Country Merchants sunni ;ci,n,,,
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PRESCRIPTIONS.

Nh. DLLLEN VIII In person pay particular ot,so.
non 70 putting up Prescriptions, and his extensive ex
periehce and superior knowledge as nr,rt;D.i ~
sIst VIII Dc guarantee to the public aysns, All M
taxes OF impositions To which ignorant ana ,,r,as
clerks might render them liable. N SA'e'esS
Store ACCESSIBLE at all hours
AZ E.F ... SAMTET uTIJrS
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" cks Log Chains; 3e $50 B r = -
200 bxs. Glass, from BY 10 to 80 by 20. ii
100 Panel Doors;
1915 800 Doz. Sash assorted siaes-- ere
For sale Cheap, at the Elephant. by
o1u TOOTIE & JACKSON
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FRANK LESL1E'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
REDUCEDIN PRICE TO SIXCENTS.

NOW THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
~ World This splendid Weey Paper has just closed
its Second Volume. The Two Volumes contain nearly
ONE THOUSAND ENGRAvINGs, which have been pro-
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1t is generally admitted that Paper has been
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the illustrated Newspaper.
1t has portraits Of all the living celebrities, New
Churches, Public Buildings and Arts and Sciences are
duly illustrated 1t also contains the best Original Ro
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Anecdotes, Chess, and the Latest Foreign News up to
the hour going press without losing its hitherto
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much more OF o literary nature In addition to the
above features, it viii! have Thrilling Adventures
Novelletes Discoveries, Inventions, useful hints
everybody and the greatest possible variety of miscel-
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HEM, WILLIAMS g. CO.'S
NEW
SECTIONAL MAP OFIOWA,

THE LAkG EST AND BEST MAP OF THE
i State of Iowa published This is the only
Map that has the Railroad Lines contemplated and those
finished laid down. To Land Agents, and all those who
want a correct Map, we advise to get this Ea
Price in Pocket Form Tucks .................S3 90
Price IN Muslin Cases, q so
Price on Roilers and Mounted =. ........... s. 90
liberal discount given TO dealers. Copies mailed
to address in the United States postage paid
ecipt OF the price. ET 8 g se
~ KEENS & LEE, Publishers & Booksellers, j.
No. l4S Lake-st., Chicago, Ill.
EJP. S..--Agents wanted in every County i'll the
State for this map. Very liberal terms ill
be given To Agents Some Of clear
ing from SIS 10 $40 daily on this map Apply for terms
above. & nl-u zHf K. & J..
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Fair Notice.

T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE, THAT HAVING
put into circulation here, notes of the Merchants
Bank Of Macon, Georgia, hold myself responsible
for its redemption in this market and will all times
be in readiness to sustain its integrity with Eastern
Currency Bankable in st Louis, with specie at
current rates Of discount.
anu not inclined have been other parties in this
City, to nfict public injury by buying the issue OF
doubtful Banks at discount, for circulation here and
subsequently to repudatc and refuse secure bill
holders against loss. W. c. JAMES
P: s. Ny Office hours are from the time | breakfast
IN the morning, until I to bed night, which is
sometimes at and sometimes II O'Clock. L.
Council bluffs. June 26th. lS57-na.u
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Cyan exchange says: IF you wish to be
released from rash promises of marriage,
breathe VOWS of love continually after eat
ing onions.'
cv'Wiggins, what era in the worlds
history do you regard with the deepest hor-
ror!'
'Thc ehoi-era!' gasped Virgins, with a
spasmodic shudder.
Cyan old bachelor, on seeing the words
ter saloon, stepped in and said he would
take wife and two children. ..
CvThc young lady who fell in love has
jvst been pulled out by the daring fellow
~hs successfully struggled with the world.
cT'She that marries man because he is
a'good match must not be surprised if ne
turns out Lucifer.'
Cyp'Well, Dick how is your wife?' ask
ed dsstsr Of polite man, whose wife he
had been attending. '% $50
sShe is dead, thank you.'
cTWhy are potatoes and corn like sin
ners Of Ode
Because, having eyes they sec not, and
having ears they hear not.
cVA FreaehMan went out to shoot
ducks. Telling about his luck, he saws:
IhuHt all day, re pond all froze. new
er see but one daeks and two pigeon, and |
kill half o. dat
CO The Supreme Court of Ohio has de-
cided that wife is Of no pecuniary value
to her husband; that il she be killed by rail-
road accident, he cannot recover damages
therefor.
q Mr.. Baker showed us an egg vester-
day which was seven inches in circumier-
cnse. Can ANYBODY beat this?
Cestainly: break the egg INTO a bowl, and
beat ID with spoon.
cy-A dram, generally speaking, is a
sniall quantity, taken in large quantities by
those who hare few graius Of sobriety, and
10 scruples Of conscience. ~'s5 @
CTLouis XVI, asked Count Mahoney if
he understood Italian. ''iss please your
Majesty answered the Count, ''if it is
spoken in Irish.'
ryPunsh SAYS that every family ought
to keep a kitten to amuse the children. They
should also keep children to amuse she kit
ten. .~ " ~ -.-.
CrWhy should crincline be abolished?
Answer-Because it admits all females,
wiihout distinction, into the most fashion
able circles. a@-.. r.
cT-"IIalloo thIe, how do you sell
woods ....
ssBy the cord" ...-.- o.. .... .
ssPshaw!-hov long has it been cut?''
"Four feet.'' =. .......
ssIIow dumb!-how long has it been since
it was csts" .- ~ Les
"No longer than it is now.'
"See here old fellow you are to bright to
live long," = a4E4a ~ e e
cT"will you dine wid me tomorrow,
ssIaix, an will, wid all my heart"
ssIscmembsr, 'tis only family dinner I'm
AKIN, you to-"
Sand what for not-a family dinner. a
mighty pleasant thing. What have you
"Och, nothing nneommon-jist an ille-
CANT piece Of corn'd bafe and potatoes" W
ssBe the powers, that bates the world
list me own dinner, barrin the bafe.o
sT-"Mr. Skeesies, YOU say YOU were held
to bail for stavisg a hole into Mr.. Jacock' s
row boat. Does the Court understand from
that, that q Law suit grew ous Of the COLI
sion:"
.sNo, your honor. When say held to
bail. mean to be understood that Mr.. ia
cock tied me to the boat and made me Dip
the water ont Of her, G$s.
"No, leyity, Mr.Skecsics. Cricr call tie
next Witness
e Single in the court, in the midst ol
which Skcesics takes his seat and looks in.
guirinslv at the stovc-pipe. 80
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INCORPORATION.

The drflcles Of Incorporation of t,r Coup-
c" bfugs ana Nebraska Ferry Con,pa-
ny, are hereby modified to be as tollo,rs.
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NOTICE.

r HAVE SOLD TO MY BROTHER, JAMES
HENSHALL, JR., my entire STOCK OF GOODS
and Store HSings. Those owing ME in any shane or
manner, will make immediate payment to him. as my
authorized agent or be forced to settlement BY law
as further time cannot and iriH not be given
Some valuable Land, Houses and Lots can be had Inv
applying to my brother. = =
nl-u THOMAS uESSu Ar
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING 4
II Gentiemeus' Furnishing Goods OF late Styles fol
sale cheap, at the Elephant, by
nl-u TOOTIE & JACKSON
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INANS, PARASOLS. FINE. FANCY AND
Il Black Dress SIX All Of the latest styles just
ceved and for sale by '@z a -
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CHILDS' 4 MISSES STRAW. HAIR AND
~ CHANNEL FLATS-beautiful styles Just received
and for sale by " TOOTLE 4 JACKSON.
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THE FACTORIES Providence Transcript states that
all The factories owned and run by Messrs A. & w.
Spaguc stopped the 23d thus throwing about 1000
persons out of employment. The following is statement
of matters in the Blackstone valley
1.-THE woolen mill of Edward S. Hall, in Milville, is
running full time and has been through the pressure.
Hall Scott Mlville intending to stop
count of an early removal to the mills in Oxford
The wooen mills Of Bradford & Taft in Waterford, are
running full time, but at reduced wages There is a
prospect that all the mills in Burve will be compelled
suspend operations In Woonsocke the wages of OPP
cratives have been everywhere reduced. The cotton
mills all running short time, and the Globe, which
has till this time been kept in full operation will
pend operations wholly for the present "