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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25

BUSINESS PRospECTs.-Never were things
so lively, before the opening of navigation in
St. Paul. The streets are filed with wagons
conveying building materials, merchandise,
etc., to and fro, and half blocked up with
lumber, brick, and store piles. The sounds
of labor, the music of the hammer and trow.
ell, are heard on every side. No one seems
idle-but all ply their restless and fruit.
full energies in their individual business.
which swells the tide of public prosper
ity. The present season will be an eventful
one for Saint Paul, and all Minnesota. and
our business men seem to feel its importance
and are at work. The opening of navigation
now close at hand, the great influx of stran-
gers-the extra session of the Legislature
the exciting and eventful topics to come be.
fore it, which will attract strangers from
abroad, all open great fields for action and
enterprise. There is a golden harvest to
reap and the energetic and active will gath
er it.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25

WILLIAM MoRToN.-Morton was the first
man who beheld the mysterious Polar Sea
in the dreadful winter of 1854; viewing
its broad expanse from lofty cliff which he
partly scaled but was unable to surmount.
lie is thus mentioned in the Philadelphia
Evening Journals account of DR.. Kane's fu-
neral in that city.
"The individual in the procession who at
tracted most attention, was the devoted
friend and servant of the Arctic Explorer
the man whose eyes first gazed upon the
open Sea-Wm. Morton. He is a very ord.
nary looking man, for one who has endured
so many hardships, and surmounted so many
perils. He does not appear to be more than
thirty-three or thirty -four years of age He
stands about five feet seven or eight inches
in heighth and lis stoutly built. His features
are well made his complexion fair; eyes
and hair light; the general expression of the
face is grave and serious. As the procession
reached Twelfth and Walnut streets, a little
boy was observed to run out from the crowd
and grasp the hand of Morton in the most
affectionate style. This proved to te his
little son, who had not seen his father for
more than five months, or since DR.. Kane
went to Europe. Morton is Philadelphian
and will doubtless remain among us.''
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25

OMrssIoN.-In our report yesterday, of
the proceedings IF the Northern Pacific r..
r. Co., we omitted the names of some of the
Executive Committee. We now give it in
full:
Exsc,eiye CommiNee-F. Steele, Ed. Rice,
VIM. willum, j. H. johnson, Lucian Tilton,
Alex. Ramsey.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25

BuRcLARY.-The store of Pollock Don
adson & Co., on Roberts street, was broken
into on Tuesday night and the money drawer
rified of bogus fve-franc piece. Messrs.
P. & Co., say if the thief will return the boz
gls piece they will give him good one.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25

The citizens Of Shakopee are about orga-
mzlng uniform military company, under
the name OF the Scott County Rihe,nen-
The company numbers about 4G members.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25

SUED FOR LrBEL.-Erastus Brooks. Of the
New York Express, has -ued Jas. G. Blaine.
editor Of the Kcnosha (Maine) Journal, for
libel The SUIT is based On an article in Mr..
BIS paper containing severe and caustic re-
view of Mr.. Brooks course towards Col FIRE.
ment, coupled with a jubiIant rejoicing over
Brooks then recent defeat as candidate for
Governor of New York, in which such sun
dry hard and sharp things were said of his
would-Ie Excellency." We do not know
what the article was, but if more severe than
the case called for, Junius' reputation is
overshadOwcd.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25

Richard Chute, Esq, who is proverbially,
among his fellow citizens of Minnesota
great worker, bat a man of few words, sends
Us the following for publication. 1t seems
to us that our correspondent from Washing
ton did not do Mr.. Rice so much injustice as
Mr.. Chute seems to think he did. He spoke
of the Delegate as being the leader, and the
most efficient Of all in procuring the grant !;
but among the Minnesotans outside of Con-
gress, Mr.. Chute was most to be remember
ed. We have never attempted, in the least
degree, to withhold particle of credit really
due to Mr.. Rice in connection with this
matter. All we have asked is, that he and
enc or two others should not be exclusively
lionized.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25
Organization OF the Northern PaciA,
Railroad Company.

In accordance with the provisions of the
charter, the above Company completed it,
organization in st. Paul yesterday by the
choice of the following directors.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, St. Paul.
WV. Il. MARsHALL, 4"
J. NJ. SrcyE, q"
EpMrSp RICE, A"
FRANKLIN STEELE Fort Smelling.
?. r. DELaso, Saltwater.
WIN. wLLrx,
r. p RUSSELL, Minneapolis.
RICHARD CHrrE, st. Anthony
WV. b. OGDEN, Chicago, Illinois
}. II. JOHNSON, Woodstock, Illinois.
CHAs. BrrLER, New York City,
n. B. BAKER, Clinton, Iowa.
J. II. WIooMs Chicago, Illinois,
LrcIAS TILroS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Inc Board of Directors met for the pur-
pose of organization at the Office of Edmund
Rice, Esq, in the Fuller House, in this City,
this morning at 10 o'clock.
This gives nine Directors to the Territory
and six abroad.
The attendance of stockholders from
Saltwater, St. Anthony, Minneapolis and
st. Paul, and also from abroad, was large.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-25
Fort WAYNE, INDIANA,
April 10th, 1851.

I
April 10th, 1851.
To the Editors Of the )fnnesotidn:
have just received your weekly of the
2lst ult., in which l notice correspondent
of yours, to me unknown, writing from
Washington City, under date 9th of March,
does great injustice to our delegate in Con-
gress, in relation to the late land grant. As
he has somewhat extravagantly compliment
ed me for the efforts made in this regard,
| deem it duty to state a few facts relative
to Mr.. Rice and having been in business
his antagonist, and in politics always OPP
posed to him. feel free to do so, being as
sured that none who are conversant with
our relations to each other, will misconstrue
my motives.
As to the reasons why grant was not
sooner obtained for Minnesota, shall have
nothing to say not being party to the ef-
forts then made. My present intention is
to speak of facts that came under my own
observation.
do know, that during the last winter Mr..
Rice was true to the interests of Minnesota;
that he laborded hard and most effectually;
and that had he not done so, we would have
had no grant. 1t is wrong and unjust to
deny this for political or any other purposes.
The bill was drawn to suit the wants of
Minnesota, present and prospective, and at
the same time to satisfy the many local in
terests that were then represented in Wash
ington. IL acas framed soitt vieao to its pas
sage. -f+.ts
Powerful combinations were formed against
it-foremost amongst them was the Pacific
bill, which had taken, last August, for its
initial points, Winona, St. Paul, and Supe-
rior, asking for land enough to swamp the
Territory; and having finally strength suf-
ficient to cause the Lake Superior country
to be left unprovded for in our bill, so that
it could at the next session of Congress take
the Lake as starting point for its northern
line.
Next in order came the attempt to black
mail the Territory. Venal politicians and
INSCRIPTIONS letter writer's united to drive
the friends of the bill to their terms, by as
saults through the press on the measure,
ending in the celebrated investigating COM
mittee, and their complete overthrow.
Added to this, Il speak in sorrow,) and
to their shame be it said, parties at home,
and portions of the Minnesota press assailed
the measure. Often have seen on the Ia
bles Of members of Congress, private letters
and marked editorials, either denouncing
the bill or urging its postponement until we
became State, by which time the necessa-
ry lands would have been absorbed, or per-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
weaheK a. markets.

tbs weather dnring tbs PAST few dayai
has bean very pleasant bat cool, with
heavy srosss at night jnss uaeh wessaes
il nasdad foE few wsaks, in order Il
givs the farnsr : plenty Of time 70 gath.
q in the rssalts Of sumnEr's hard Ia.
Dor. s
Our market il becoming pretty wsll
supplied with most all sazts Of ooautxs
produce, such as potatoes, pumpkinsi
sQuashss, eahbagss, onioas, beets, corn
and vim soon be time for farmers L
bring IN honey, cheese, butter, ETC., all
Of which will readily bring high and suf'
asisnt prices. Weed meets with good
sals,--aoswithstAaiug the large numbal
Of loads that come In daily, shey ar'
anaschsd after gresdilyss soon as thqJ
appear In cur st1esta.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

4 $500
/ rhs k.s
imfcgma hm aAA q Z u
afasaSmN 80 Ea paaims Il $500
q - nKaatA iasas - 80 Aza 81
Is Mas sszisS - - EzSh
y soassq IL sl1ase tilsAgs sla n.
aians aFa greatly inaaa aa Ehsg hass
ben O. xsaaA Aissa asaA IN 1ax 18th LII
whlsse, - have 1saAils ssfzs y
eaks pAx9 MzsA Ne MoFmans. - saas
~ shAt khsy VIII now depara fsam alAaza
k1lmasg pallay,
The DspaRzsaans viii "a aass smks go.
sursa . nspasrs u psssihl ~ aisshlsa
shRa @@aAaB@M@@A
Nsasly sight milllan ase@ wsss lbea-
lssa hy - fszy aAuA wazxsaz8 Haaaes tie
act "a sEaash IglD. frpsn ~ Hgst 0k JnIy
1885, 70 eha siss IL .Angusk Ima9.
Ths 0esagmas IL Georgia, ~ tha sas-
aiou ak - 1saisisaane 8 "a Baax, wiEh-
hoids aaY sskSon a8aansa he banks, Il
eonssaasasa az thsEx saagsadsag spssis
paYmemtss
TBS Ttaas a0RrssponAaaA aays tAa Ad.
minissEasisa Ii ssidsnsly raOsysxing fxom
she sMsess e. 80 mna2sagy pamis, and
win net melssiaaly eaFsAll aas axpeaaia-
aras oa pahlie works.
e il Understood kAas a. sahinas is noa
aispoea9 u eenaimua ieaa. bat favars :
resort 10 teeAszzgY nesea IL necessary .---
5scEetaxy Oahhss spinien frem pxaaamt
svidsnss d kA&s ~ xsFsans will Be- snS-
aeieaklg Increased aer aSpsnaes wfshin
TIVE oF shKse maemtkas.
Tha fali@@im@ sxm &Aa mamas ok tbs
o&asrn aasi9aed b khs YaAzaIsa % joia
ne pestAs seun6sens
Cosmghsn6ar ginslakgs T1aaaa. Brewn,
OaldwalL i. 4. nasiss aasine Master
Babeeak; Saegeon Wilson.
No nail from Tbs Esush. @
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
EAraT RKxel1

Ga Friday aktsrnOon, abeas 1 eaelosks
the egy Of Ere vas heard. We immsdi-
sasIY proceeded 10 the sesna,sully seaip-
Rsd for action, bat arrived Zoo late .
render xsGistAnse-shs Gre had asns IL
work. A Etabls, and sexwal tons og hay
stacked aloug is, Belonging 10 q AF.
TRoHAs, living in the upper paEs Of the
city, were tOsAllg eoagaaBsd. The ire
origiuated vita childreH playing sboas
The bay with matches.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

GA game of Chess is to be played
during che sssaaOa Of sh0 Congress be-
tween tbs NORTH and the Soath. Colonsl
Ms&d, New Tesk, b. P. Montgomery,
Philadelphia, and Louis PAulsen, Du-
buque, representing the North, and Hon,
A. B. Meek, Alabsms, paul Murphy.
New Orleans, aad Or. Raphael, Ksnsask5
ehampioning tbs cause Of the South.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
Eh., onana nzss x.fzae Again.

in sszr Femaarks lask weak, in reference
u the 90 uncil Bluffs and Omaha 0mni-
bas Las, he rsadsz was lsft 70 infer
thaA thess was bud Saa lias daily. This
II aos she sase. There are lpo ltass JET
plying daily. An. Has, svsr ready q ae-
peannOdassh hi . namuFeas pasrcas, piaeed
thres daily lives On shs routs mansacn-
sas bus awing - the sshaEd aanasms" b
found IL aeeess asy 10 withdraw oos,
Which uxil leaves no aaily lines,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

We understand eaaAa w. y. kaTKR has
at lsngsh gos HE seok hindsgy "a opera
tion, aad Ia fnIIy prepared 10 sxsssssAll
orders for biRdiag In . nsas and Eahaa@n-
tial style. Ypu hist have Large gaan-
tity If Magasinas and literary matter,
tkse wmas biadimg, nSw 10 tbs accepted
kism@ . es
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

Alozxy, MoEsv, AEovHYi--What hap
py psO ole they are IN S. I'ouisl Tbs
Leader OF the 18th inst. announces tha
arrival OF shs ateanssr 50. N. oglsabys 7
from che Missouri rive, with syef sle0,-
600 in geld, and tha HWoodzmA" with
$4,000 in Ons fot- Well snoagh foV
one day sz. ...
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
aige &

Ihaye "a haad ) l8xKs s&k 81 ~ Aheye
hwahds, CONSISTING e sze 49, oval, I-3
sgsals ggund, aqsafa, sta ks, MSpN sores shos
and hlab izeA a AIg aiaas5 80 ~ asesgt-
seank - Eitzsbakxh lguH
~ seoek ek s&asl u xnil asN epmpIasa,
eoasasstRg 1t ysands meMazss eesa&Dn and
ct cast steel, EzglEsss NiEskss stnsA, Ger
Rzn steel, tos-eagk steel ed pagw EEsel Os
vaziaaS miznas alss Sdmak "a maz1 1a6 and
knxxsd hosss shoss, whiEA ! easx it Sa'w
agazess e. J. ROx.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

McBszna q Bowas are sagifng hosI
q goOds--anA that lee, - sman sgur'
Allows cost. EOa shas have gSs suppl,
Of sfhEoksu bankS hsils, that yuu wisl
to dispose Of fOz msrsaandiss, wtsald do
well to eAn Oh TIE aEogs arm. SEES sasiI
adyertisrm@n8.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
maHapwa

The City Brewery has store 80 saakss''
AaA saaghs meEs eaasamisns leeaaioa.
Il has bsen remoysd On Bfosaway, nsaz
ths City Hotsl. 'tfsEkss ahaa--yeu
ssfsllsRs'' ahaa love 10 inaHlgs il > glaas
effLsager Beas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

AEps N. Dc LzwEs, uhiIs ons hsantins
rsessiy, killss - lAzgasa zssllas@n ~
ham ssn sos NARY i 81. u ns&sus
ssahs ed sesg ssg from shs Up u
ons udng = aAs up 4 he oshsr. "a aass
81 on ! speuaang fsienaa en- HI . aaesal
bird Isalaa shaa, tAev 80 plsass saii n
the v nsss sDaBaa an airs Tor % ~
issxss aalsniaassa ssvas Dot q
eemaa III oss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

Ths aAess s. xs kiHla " ) - stseIs
Ing Danae zazzs ppazs - xaesaa =
- aArlssng ssx = aza Ha1sz
anasz - aiisa l ez = ss e
Il sss - a'szish
= ssanA TsAsaess - 80
wsfa FsEsss szAaait II 90 anszs ~
gsov slsy - - sasns
sassan nalbsss sI
81 s "a
- kA - ~ &alEi MI zl
a - 3
Haasasez - ID
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

SFA dispatch w&s received ct the
General Land Oihoe, at Washington,
stating that Che man who ssOls 81, 00
acres in land warrants, had bsea azTes-
ted and ell but five Of the wazranss re-
e0Yered. ... ..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

TeH0ns0s OeG ~.
RAss, Mitchell + CO., heavy imp0F-
ting houss % this city, failed this Morn
ing, liabilities 9250, 600. Thar failure
win probably pull dawn saany sOantzy
houses.
The reported failure Of Mayer Hutch
insohs whSlesals grocer, IL incorrect.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
60 nla. - %.

We ndsrstaua thmt sAs 0maha pay.
mSnt eSllss OF u Blask Bird the pres.
sna wssk. Quits nazabea u cur mar'
chants sr transporting goods 10 me pay
nsut gre upds. They sxpesa 10 Do . III
sls In the Tna;an anaaas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

EanM w@aMs lava
,szs@x WNaBM all sha @sannklnaaR ..a.uu..
- people . hEalin aaa -
3nsnkag e10h - e khn e.
tat kAeY AAYe S0znE1a4aa khaaE 80 -
h0Msn sod base Eask Fnami sod cad uNe.naa go
a TIE sxz .ssss sd asaak zMeas& asaaFsannsse
e nsw gos1x, assx hsuas - ssssasra keaa-
0as sssosssasnt - Dry Gaeas, bssh sg
Ansar lean mma ssosaagm mama aaessra ara a.
eonPlsas - vii - fsana u he western
eounkFg.
AnsnNsaF GFecsrsa "a nay hsaeaana--
- ~. No EA6REs
AusaxaEaz. e
60 aask Ms Cas!sse,
80 aAaa6s Tea. masasKkaa.
40 81 q s ID huaaM rs. -.
&9ae snnAz u. a SEE.
leo haFwsks kA 30
30 saeks U&lrv 81 b..
70 hazEsls Aegsssas. ~
90 h3 &c @yy@M.
leo me&sss@aAMs q @mkssgma.
Earsass eahheasdss IN eslss, ehsIEs lara
gz. wafaEseas ssaa4s, &x.. n.
1aa essR asd Asassna stsess, III peaaafas
Leo ksez MaaHs, assssssa.
DpaHss wlsass $50, haGaaa. paints GA.
~
Boo rs AND sHOKg
We Aass sezay saesss III assss - -.
sas4a Assd aTsgy shiaw eEsa teas raaT IL
assszzsA - saoFss kals xsAS AZ @ Xansa. c.
ks4sy lee W GEs and d 1870 Fl =
@amY hassx eos hsusss tAyaM ax4s 80 sssks.s.
bare ahsesm To % me nmns3sa Ee a dGaEs.ss !
psy aasia bansAsea -. - -
assapexa tas pMy avwn basa - - 80
laeasa we hops TO eahs saeh aaluaa 80 =
snsa tAaE viii - EaY 6ssn ssss -. 80
khey will surely %NEeAzsss
Ny aafng tAis Kind ak hasana.a. YEA spm
nez snhjasg to less ~ haA 6aRkg - -
lsssss. wAieA saxses fss a. -.
We u nsse HHaass8 be - NJ W. - s -
and 0maAa Ckky dssa, aasak cara & - -
y ksSsss wsns azssaN. ~ ~ taaa sav ~ III
Give goa more gpesEs Eex Yawg sssssnV. khae
amY ssAaE h@msa Msab id @ a.asaEse.
Cal aAa Sma@Amn ks9uxsn "a nsawx
goe&aL @sHsz - e. - 80 -.
c@aA @asa aasrn. q - -
- ~ ~ kB Il SEA. nssIsss IS IN.
easas wAsa1 ss&ss sisssas sssa. nsHxs Il 80
&C., -. - hlgaaBs prices
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

These knowiag shamselyss lndsAsea =
tao Ruarx OxrreE ess sabseslpsisa, 40
vsssisaag and Job wax, az ssqasstsd Z
can al ne asaes saa maks aaszasaiase ass-
tlsusnk. we stand greatly ~ asad a. esss
aass, and mast bare them. II
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

We sanAsa eur shAnkm 70 saa. Wnsoa
for . eapg VI aas sAssnaaa sf saaag aasa
Cor Senator and RapFassssaAiee in sAis
dissriee, and also aor eapy Of me 40
sssaes TOR this csuaAy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

s... .....-r CoIumbus, Oct, 81.
4 tEstsing mgtah bskwssa tbs GEsea
AountAin MsegaA and Black Hawk Tale
graph, for enc hundred dollars q ride,
came Oh this p. "a, ovsF ths Capitol City
Oeurss. Tks race waz wen By Green
Mountain Morgan, a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

PLKHTT OF BKEF.-~-Ths Chicago Dsm~
oc rat says thas there ass $1,000 hsad
Of tattis expected in shsss ~ soon =
moA.as can BE- procured ts's.ssasiuspors shA
eastward.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

Our kgisaa. IL. q. r0WRssz IL Lars
wish 10 psasssae u more.
] VI - as as slsssaAsav =
lsstls, 1ssss . iissls, IL sxeanaing aaa azs.
iaa = Bass .
vsss e ps a :
greater amenns IL reading maaaas ahaa
~. akhsz pager pablsaAsa IL Wapssxz|
90 81 Nebraska Nov Il iaas IL
Tina 10 sabasrike make a. ~ 4 GLIB n
asazs mn.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

The Late heayy rains have made seEsx-
al tsrg baa mud holss, wAieA Ssqaire re-
paa ring. Where is the Street. Canmis-
aonar? ,..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

S.. Louis, 0cs. ~.
Daniel Ensrson, charged VITA swina-
ling KanEsKd q HroshaRa, and ether par
tiss In New York, Ok @l4, 000, waa arres-
ted here yesterday.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
BACK AgmAm .

On Sunday Last We nosased > esupls Of
Pawness wandering around our ssEesAs.
They hare been sbssnk for aoas tiEas,
en- shaix k&u hnnt.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
CaK

II have ! kulE nappaY ~ beech Sd Nea1as
Il anR Raanaas @@mm, hasazasss A4ksh a.
haa& ahM hsslaa aRa6s RAsAzs e4sSAz Aeg-
de eAlzsfss % - tzsnfla& ~ " go
su. anMR9 Ard asa98r atas heaae Aa ut
hollow aaagsrn, aEass kalva3s nls k I'll.
slss gaawsss spnka sAAssA aizE ~ sakssy
handles, sompaassss eaIisax8, TmAess g 80
80, hxiek, pkmak&Rzag SD sakmaK So
stsaa hasamags and sfszKss, aeTsw NiBazezs9
m&lIsable wF@nehsss Maw ser8pays, mzM
slawa. amd ! waEisky If aA3a@g G@oas too nSa~
aaEeas 10 msasna. SO q - best quality
g III WOX
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

10 au1loun ssashal
Esia lessa
Go
- - uas -,
- IaI'aaa
ssa ~
- - - :
Ossasss - Sa =
~ wa nks ~.
unsd:lls 49, N
uauossk nssk Msass
~. ye.ss az nrssiasnss, y. Z
YssAsrss - IMasla
Ross Islssa Baak, HlIIneis.
Bauk az Galsna -
NapeevaIIss 40
" Comneress dssEgstoWu, D. 9.
Island cisy Bank =. z
Bank Or Oorniags !. 7.
e. - wanA al
- - ! M.ahamses, Baak. Kan
- - .s..rla,a
F.-ussvss 4 asrehanlss Bank, Greens.
horo, MArvland.
Eamaha vallsv III. BsuwnEvills, N. I.
Bank Of Nsw ssrssy, Darlington.
Msehansoss Banking Association, New
Yea CITY, spps. l.
w.vws.a "a. WsEwisk, 81.
nank = HallSwsil, Mssas.
nsrshanses Exehangs Bank Bridge
iPys..u.a..asseabe.
$3.50
ChsmaAg Ocafss =
Citizena' Bank % masa pas ana Nassl-
viEga. Tan.
r...a - 1 .aa.ssa- wamm.
: e~Aa@ s
oeoes BANK
Bank o. Rlgtns has. pr Il
Hnenssos Bamks n Z.
- $3.50. m.,.k fYasson. @. .
- - -. 4. = q
baa@ % ssa''assa ss''s - -. :. ~ ...
MsakaFn Mxce 0AAesaas ~
Fnnsanaal@ Mank, Believes .
p.,.s..,...u -. eawatsUa. ny.
- - 49, u,,wsIo Nv
sAekssss nAspsA A
Rh@Aa Aalaza<a easaEEsa kssAss 49,
TiysEson Bk, Fall River, 3. L q
Eap-avs nh Milford. Ri
- $500 Ra...
Hoesees "a . -, .
Mercantile bx, hHrIioroI Soahs
Hancock BIZ, EllswoFths Maine.
Ksnawa IA. Va.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

Weather cold and diSagresabla-~bua-
mess dail~-no trada from the country,
Streets maddy and almost impassAble--,
Hoaps no saie Asks als0Fs par
brandy cocktails aAeasg paarse--
city scrip no Ro- aaA thasfa all
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
RaaasaR,

eyraeuss, Oct. 81.
The entire vailsy al ths Aoh&wk 10
badly flooded, and masA damage il dons.
Manh eogn and huckwhssk has bean aes-
troysa sd injursd.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
Goimk AAeaa.


HspPening IN the s0Nsx 90 "a ne eass =
few days since, cur asss<aon waa saal-
cd to the contempt atsa 3siaAnea q Dsl.
Txss, which is now mead sonplsssa. =
This 10 : Hna houss, Nkh de ssygAl
apartments arranged Vi OonysaisDs
and With a popularity ~ would have
puzzled the head of sspha adel pAia E.Aw-
yer'' for some time. T iasaslsn. tho
some distance from me bin para u ~
city, is a desirable oas and The visw
dslightful--it being situAsd In plass
where you can visw tksl valIsy q Ia
ssRig Muddy" fer . distance % maHy
Miles a. well III narnS& Of tas lsaia
boring towns.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

..M EEp host0as 0css ~,
The q. Q. baxk Rsasass, il 10 bs fitted
cut a. 3 st0ra-shipy and vii sail from
the Ch&rlsskewn nsYy ysRd IN few
weeks for 6paxxis, Sardinia, with stores
for tbs Mediterranean squadroRs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
Fm e

We are infaasa i af. l2ifnsa =
now selling ase asf hazae ~ bss -
8 ssnas psr paanas lso liaaIs
more like silva ana ID Siysss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
a.

The Bsseie Ia aembla the circulation
Of sng paper h saAagn Iowa. AdEar-
tisers would d. sall % make note Of
THE faat. {5f tz @s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
saaaraa - to.

4 eompis6a skosk IL Ansaass vices, bai-
Iowa, tyre fg0ns, srrsw 2sseN, hamnasR
GriAsm aasa AmsRanma hazas aakzas a ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
isg

Our Wssaly hagle ID tke largest and
shsapsaA pansR gahsiahaa . shs Nsss.
Terma ams asllass pss ssas in aayanos,
Who "A n hmaA 10 aAAaa registered on ear
booksf DoaA BE haakward, gsnts,-
walk right ap.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04
m@m&is - Il. Pc wAKAkaams.
A. vn,k "a a.

ina. r. WssAssaAsaa, q UtiGa, aaa mors
recansly asassasd u tbs dep&n expedi-
zion aa ssas9gagss opsFseOT aud In coma
mand Of 81 svaE steamer, died at Macon
In July, azssr a. illness If six weeks, sa-
peEiaaacsd By EATING 81 che paiEoned
bread ID Heng Kpng n DecsmbsF lasa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-04

We notice that JnHS HAxaKm is erect
Ing = nsat and aasgaaa residences On Hax-
laony Street., near tAs Public Gardsa.