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INCORPORATION.
The Art,cles Of Incorporation ofthe Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Compa-
M, are herebY modified to be as foLLons:

"ys ufe He'eOy "touyteu ~ oe US JOuOES:
ARTICLE 1st The Corporators and their successors
named in the original articles Of this Corporation shall
embrace the following powers to-wit: They shall sue
and be sued, plead and be impcaded have perpetual
succession grant and receive BY their corporate name
and purchase and sell, hire and lease property Real
Personal and mixed; in all lawful ways. May have a
Corporate Seal, may alter the same pleasure and
may make bylaws for the regulation of their business
inconsistent with the Constitution the United
States or the laws OF this State.
ARTICLE 2d.-The Capitol Stock Of said Company,
shall be seventy-ve thousand Dollars, to be divided
into shares of one Hundred Dollars each to be subscribe
ed for and transferred in the that the directors
shall direct.
ARTICLE ID. The corporate business of said corpo-
ration shall be managedby board Of Dreeors Of not
less than fve than seven, who shall
holders; and from their number, they shall choose
President and Treasurer, who shall hold their Office
year, and until their successors shall be chosen.
ARTICLE 4th. The said Corporation shall have the
exclusive power to keep Ferry and build Toll-Bridge
the Missouri River, at = point known the
LONE TREE FERRY" opposite the City Of Omaha,
the present place of crossing other practicable
point said River, between the points, viz Midway
landing in Iowa, and the Ferry Landing at Florence,
and midway between said grade and the Ferry Landing
at Bellevue.
ny procure and keep suitable Boat Boats, erect
and keep in repair substantial bridge for the safe and
speedy Of persons and property ovet said
river at all reasonable and suitable times
ARTICLE 9Th So much Of the original articles az
conct with these articles is hereby repealed, and is
further declared, that the Capital Stock nerein naned
Is be regarded all paid inbeing estimated value
Of the property Of the Company Provided that nothing
herein contained, shall contrzvene the power Of the
Directors to make assessments il necessary, to meet
sudden emergencies and expenses Oh boats or re-
pairs for ferry purposes
ENoS LOWE, HENRY B. CURTIS,
II. Downs, SAM'L s. BAyLIss.
BERSHART HEM, by ". TooTLE, by
Jesse Williams his Atty. ]. A. Jackson, his Atty
JESSE WILLIAMS. JAMES A. JACKSON.
SAM'L Il. CURTIS. A. J. HANseoM.
Council Bluffs, August s, nI5-4w
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
10 Lots in Howard Addition.
TO good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine tracts OF land
within hours ride Of the City with timber and water
u Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
DeSoo, Tekamah, Logan, n T. and Junction City, Iowa
u Also l6O of choice land two miles east Of
Sioux City On which is about 40 acres timber nl-u
EDWIN J. FRASER, Land Agent
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dDOVt improvements 10 DC uUHt UeIUrC
LIST Of December next and all completed befofe the first
of July 1885, the Share Shares shall be forfeited
All forfeited shares go to the Company.
ARTICLE 18th. On the first Monday Of July, A D.,
1858 this Corporation shall cease to exist
Donations OF Lots will be made by the Directors as
they deem advisable the best interests OF the Com
pany.
Officers.
CHARLES E. WHITING, President.
LEONARD SEARS, Treasurer.
SAMUEL PEARSE, Secretary.
Board Of Directors.
c. WHITING, T. ELLIOTT,
J. s. MERRILL, W. NJ. BURTON,
J. Il. MORRISON, T. II. BENTON,
NJ. +. MOORE, GOUvENER NORRIS.
+. d. V. MASON.
The above Town is situated about halfway between
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, at the terminus Of the
Iowa Central Railroad three miles from good landing
the Missouri river, and is surrounded far the
eye extend with the most beautiful and productive
country in the West with Timber both hard and soft,
in abundance. (nlS-4w.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
~ J
Railroad Line
(cAteeso. Bs,isssees SAD Qsssey. Cessysl ss1 MI
sssry fSsct, ss6 Peers ss< 0qssvks Raj Resls.)
II now COMPLETED. AND TRAINS NOW
lrun Tie entire distance from Burlington, Iowa. TO
Chicago, without change Of Cars.
The most direct route 70 ChicagD New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and oil other importent points East
Two daily trains leave Busngton, Sundays excepted.
!. Day Express. Through, $50. 4. u.
Arriving at Chicago on the same evening passing
through Monmouth Gassburg, Princeton. and connso-
ing ut 1end0ts with the Illinois Central Rail Roads
LaSalle Boomneld Springfield, Decatur Jacksonville
2. Express. Through, $50. p. n.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road 1t Nendo-
for s. Louis and Cairo Trains the shove roads
run In close connecton, avoiding all laying over 1t
mis- road connects 1t Chicago with the Michigan Cen
trail and Michigan Southern roads and with all the roads
lesdng to the Atlantic Cities, Ohio Kentucky and Penn
Pssssassrs leaving Buriinsson 1t TO r T., reaches
Gaena and Dunleith in - hours, and ST. Louis in -
hours.
D. this route passengers viii reach the interior Of
Ohio and Indiana in less time, and with fewer chanses
Than By other route connecting via Michigan Cen
tral Ut Michigan City with the New Albany and Salem
Rail Rosd thence Ill points south and southeast
baggage checked through 70 Chicago and charge for
Hnrough tickets BY this route can be purchased At
the Rail Road Once In Burlington.
q. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent
d. REMrcK. Ticket Agent. Burlington. n1-u
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PINE LUMBER.

THE. SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce to the citizens Of Pottawattamie
and the adjoining counties, that he has opened
tensive Pine Lumber lard in Council Bluffs city, and
is in receipt Of lumber regularly will keep con-
stantly on hand large and well selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER,
From -2 inch to inches; also, pine siding and worked
ooring pine shingles and lath, SASH blinds DOORS &C
al, Of which We Will sell low for cash.
ni-a KELLER & BENNETT.
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NOVICE.
NOTICE.

Time Of Church Service.
M =. CHURCH-REv. MIR. 0OODrEI-
School, r. =. 800. - -,
Rressyssriaa Church.-Rev. yoHx HAncocx.
fastor-IoH A. u.
sea-eh, 4. T., IN ?. H.; Sabbath UcAool-9k p II,
oERisesDal Cherehs-Rav. Nh. WA1aox-S p n
seraneers asteading ~ 4 ~ shove churches,
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GA down caster strayed into the square
in front Of the City Hall yesterday morn
ing, and planted his brogans firmly in front
of the bronze statue of Franklin, looking
upward to the benignant face OF the old
philosopher with great apparent interest.
ssWhat old feller's likeness is that?' asked
he Of by-stander.
"That, sir, is statue of Benjamin Frank
linz
"Statew Of Franklin, eh! wall, Eve read
all about him. Putty good ole Teller in his
way. Never fit much in the revelushin, but
was great on soft sodderin the French
But | say, yeou! How darned ya'ier he
rds!
ET A plain and unschooled man, who
had received his education principally be-
meath the open sky, in the field and the for
est, and who had welded the axe more than
the pen, while speaking of children, remark
ed with beautiful simplicity: "1he little
rhine are nearest the heart,
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CHJLDS' L MISSES STRAW, HAIR AND
~ CHANNEL FLATS-beautiful styles. Just received
| and for sale by TOOTLE L JACKSON.
| n9.u
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Terrible Calamity = Darsisg q sAs oteaass


Terrible Calamity : Darsiag 4 sAs oteaasr
Louisiana In the Calf Great Les ee li1s.
The New Oriesns Picay orc Of June I'd
ssys that about one O'Clock on the morning
Of the day previous. the Steamboat louisi
aaa, Of the southern Steamship Company
took firr, elk or eight miles southeast o.
Galveston in the Cult, and the result vas
The total lose OF the vessel, large amount
II property, and 4 great numbsr Of human
i'es The 6se was plslaiy seen from Gal
ston, the citizens OF Which place were
cut en- mace 10 witness tn .ubime snd
awful spectacle. The FIRE ., Y na,ed ~ The
fire room. The ,iler rope burned of and
the boat becamr IN nauare Die. while The
"ngtnes continued running. AZ latest ar-
cuun,s Il ny prrsors were missing Inc
books were all los, From extras issued
by the Galveston News. " take the ioi'
oAIeg part,cul.r-:
susnAv, 2 o'clock, p. Nj.
The revenue cutter - i-' N. She
nr,nes Caprsin Sheppard alive! He va
licked up, ,nyinp 10 some giir preserving
rhai,.. nearly exhausted. Great Joy 10
iaaui .erted Il IN, ne OF his sa,ety.
The eoitcr alec brings N alive Jane
Brown, ~strhmsn o, Lou, s,ana; Sanu-
Wvil,, passenger. Wisconsin. Sine bfougn
y" dead bodies One aas attempted 10 b.
lawn RON the ~Aier, where u was Gang
~ toa char. but in throw ing III. rope tn,
thalr ~as discngsged from The hand oi IN,
odY, which then sunk. The body was o
a young man. with long black hair On,
hesvy iotg bard.
The pilot boat is just IN. She bring
threc persons alAe aud six dead bodies =
The names % 'he RESCUED p-rrons are pa
.cnger s. w. Fichln, u W John Sanford
Frsana and John Howlry, fireman.
TIE dead are thrre Grrmsn women. anc
one by TIVE years old. nsmes unknown, sne
t.pi. Ba,nbridgr, OF The Unted States A rmy
ii-o youag American lady, name un
knJWn
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The Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Nasans turned out IN procession yesterday
iiern"on one hundred and eighty strong
md marched ~ excellent order, from Mar.
81 Hall doan Dubuque st. up College 10
Canton, thence "a the A'henseum. where
h. exercises Of Ins,stls were held. :
rh"y were clothed in the various regslis oil
'tr a DR., marched I, tue cspnsl music OF
n hmnns uniformed Band. aud altogether
made a splrud'd an imposing display.
After Installation, the II IN. ]. e.. KxAPr
= V.n Bur-n Co., pronounce an Oral.on
before denscl, cru~ ded sud,-nce. II y Us
very learned happy aud instructive ef ,t,,
delivered with auenr, aud grace, and en-
'rfing considerably into the historic detsils
and peculiar principles OF the order The
Judge vas particularly telic,tous, We though
- ailusion to The Lady periipn of the audi.
Try, explaining way their ser were debarr.
80 from membership Ia The Craft
We have been furnished BY Mr.. J ~
- ark with the names III the follow ing pria
elpsl ,fiicers elect; J. y. Sanford Of lie.
60 Grand Master; l. Is. Fleak OF Wash
In:ton CO. ID g. NJ; ] ] Adams OF Wa
pelln co. g. y. W.; J. Craig OF Henry, q
W; w. u Smuh of Polk, q. r.; T.. s.
Pawn IT Muscat,ne, G. y and DR.. Rrr
~ OF ~. Pheasant, q. C.-l Iowa City
Greece II 9th
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laAanAa Ard Dleedy Murder

We learned lat night Ju-, a. our paper
was going 10 press. tina, bloody murder
had just been committed. in tie north.se.
tern portion 81 our city. in the p.i,bb.,
Asod VI Aspen Grove Cemetery UPON N,
!. o. OsIIa. ~ho had resided tar SON.
weeks past on that locsli'y. IN. deed. our
Informant Told ". ~ss cva,mu,.a by = man
and h,s wife, who lived in The nous. MY,
10 that Of the killed; and that the daboh.
cal deed wss accomplished a. folloas: Tn,
musdersrs went into the scepins apsr,m.n,
Of the killed alter he had retired TO res, nd
dragged HIN therefrom, into the yard oppo.
site his house. where he was h.id dvan by
the man while the woman, With an tx.
which had been procured Tor tn purpose,
aeneefately cut Oh his head. TIE muruer.
ere had not been arrested when our lutor.
n.ani isii the bloody scene. We heard no
cause assigned Tor the murder. We shall
e"1ssvoF ~ ge, the iuli particulars 10 day.
II Burlington GAG.
sseh sfs the particulars .. .ravely stated
~ the Gssst,s--ss, our re der. will oh.
sssss b putting the ln,usi. rose,h., tbs,
The name " "koos,er." tn Carr. al.
sos V sscA addicted t. gs,ua ~ ~. go
ssss'ss. ssd % doubt think, usc.mm..,Y
smart iASs 70 decisive i,s ssa, 70.
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PRrcIous YouTH.-Some time during
the las, year young spr,g vi the law was
admitted 10 the Suffolk Bar. HIS father, n
prudent old codgrr, gave him a hrndsed
d"ilafr Ia purchase library ot BOOKS. AID
told him thst was ell he could do iur him
NJ that tine, bu, that with pvud.nse. indu.-
Try aud itnBedint- eniore meats oi payment
To oil sons that night be his due, he had
no doubt he would gel along.
rev DAYS alter, the old man dropp ea
~. John's ofice and borrowed fifteen dol
iafs 81 Ia. m"nry he had gwen him prom
'sihg to pay II BY twelve O'clock the next
day.
"A'i ufhi, dad" says John, give ne
your mrmoraadum
Th. hex, Day at twelve, pa did not appear
and John immediately served a writ upon
hun. and put keeper IN his house, Just q,
Tie Old man WAS S,tu"g down 10 dinner.
THIS is what We cell an instance Of sharp
pruds
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Istar from Utah

Dates have been received rom Utah to
the las, OF April. Brighten Young hsdse,
cut on his promised expedition 10 ine Nes'h
accompanied by Presidents kmbal' and
Wells. The tour will ex,erdIn,o Oregon.
A scienti6c corps 10 attached TO the expe.
dition, to observe the mountain ranges and
the physical geography Of the region to be
uaversed. On the 2ad Of April, there was
grand departure of Mormon missionaries
rom Sal, Lake City. They are ss.igned to
field. Of Prosely,ing labor in The United
States, the British Provinces, Eo,ope End
Africa. They eschew muirs and horses
and sdop, B'igham's Suggestion. for a hand
car, journey over the Plains. The Mormon
militia had been carefully reorgauiz d.
Great rel iicings we're expressed that Mo-
monism vas rapidly progressing.
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fMEvGs Asous.--r'..e meat ms,ke, Of
Ae''rs. k'mssii 4 hess YES catered sisb,
= lore i.e.. BY tie semovai Of . pane Of
. s1s snes ssising the window. The
"'"ey drawer YES taksn into the puhl,c
49, o'seA Opsn. ssd silver chnn.e 10
"e ahooh1 Vt el5 " so abs,.sctsd. We
'esf"' also. the / the .,.re .. NJ. nuek -.
City Rep. 'sSlsS~s
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NEw HAMrsH RE Il, j. ipcunbent on
the Legislature oi New Hampshire, whose
,ess'on opened on "Wednesday, TO make
choice OF a United States Senator to fiji
the seat OF the late Hon James Bell. dur
ing the next four years. The list OF can.
d.dsies cOmprisss the names OF Daniel
Clark, Ichsb ID q IodS'n, Thomas NJ Ed
wards. Joel Eastman, OF Conway. aud 9th.
ers. Mr.. Goodwin was the Wing Republi.
can candidate tor Governor last year.