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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-24
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS !
NUCkOLLS & co.
Glenwood, Iowa,
a~=wa Would call the attegtiop0f
8s5 thu people o Mills and ad
joining eoun les 10 the fact -

SteA|98ay Iowa,
.szws Would call the atteutiopof -
| the people o Mills and ad -
- joining coun les 10 the fact -
that they have comp leted their new gt9Tf
house and have just received and opened On.
Of the largest and most varied assortmsg;
o. new goods, ever bro to western Iowa.
! Oar assortment Of Dry Gooas. both #
Amer lean and foreign manufacture arr IL
complete as will be found in the wes.srr
country.
Amoagour Groceries may be gouhI-
| 20 bdd. N. 0. Sugar,
+. 5Ctarihed, do
90 sack Rio Coffee,
| 20 chests Tea, assorted.
200 2, l. & lb boxes Tea,
300 sacks G. A. Salt,
/ 100 barrels ka. do
| 200 sacks Dairy do
I 60 barrels Moiasses.
20 hf do Syrup,
/ 100 Bed-steads, all patterns.
| Bareas, eubboards, tin safes chairs, IoaR
gas, matraases, stands, &c, &c.
100 cook and heating stoves, all patterns
and sizes.
100 kegu Nails, assorted.
Doors wiadaw sash, Blinds, paints oll,
| &c.
B o o rs AND SR0ES
We have sixty cases, all sorts and pa,
terms. And every thing else that nav b.
found in stores this aide Of St Louis. On,
heavy loss by FIRE and the failure Of 20
many BUSH sss houses throughout the states.
have shown to ns the necessity Of dong
pay down business. Therefore, We Rare
adopted the pay down business. and b. lAls
means ws hope to offer such inducenetysto
those that wish to pay down for goods that
| they will surely purchase.
By doing this kind Of business, We are
not subject to loss, by bad debts ami o;bs.
losses, which aursiyfollows after cre1Iung
| We do act pretend to say as Nebraska C.,Y
and Omaha City does, that ours Is TIE glscs
to faUss1 your Asaey, but re do say weut.l
| give you more goods for your money, than
1 any other house vest Of 1T Louis
| Cali and examine--no trouble to show
goods Remember the sign OF Tue Chap
Cash Store, Gisnwood, Iowa.
- We bay dry hides, furs, pelsrtes,
soFn, wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wax taIios
&c, &c at highest prices.
july al, 1885 v5n2II
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NEW Advertisement
a00d EeaseeRms western, and
+ southern Currency VIII be
TaGem AT Par at
W. G. ANDRUs'
WHOLESALE AND REr4rL
GROCERY q PROVISION STORE,

Where saay be found fgesh assoumeE:
oe Psnvaslsns, viz $500 Butter, Eggs, Lard,
Das#ses Bacon, Oats, Potatoes, Flour,
also, an
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MOORE H. CLAPP,
B A n K L r $
AND
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SIOUX CETY,.......,- ..,........ .s..IowA.
/ DILLs Of Exchange on all our Eastern
ID and Southern cities bought and sold.
Money loaned on real and personal saeH-
rity.
Collections made in western Iowa ans
eastern Nebraska and promptly RENTED
to any part Of the United States, at the eaEg-
rent rates of exchange.
Land Warrants bought and sold. and To-
Gated GA time also sold aud located o.
time for distant dealers.
Farming lands and Town property bouahl
and sold on commission.
Taxes paid for non-resideuts.
Interest paid on all deposits made for
three months or over, at ths rate Of ten psr
cent. per annum
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

Il Cbancery in kngsnd made 10 cause wherein Edward
Hight Wism Neal and Thonss Bull the younger plain
William Neal. Defendant any person persons
claim pe be the widow heir heirs law, heir
heirs according the Of the of the
county II Lincoln IN the United Kingdom n Great Brn of
Thomas Robert Neal late II Bibadsowe In the
of Lincoln farmer claiming under deed thu
ssd Thomas Robert Neal who resided in America between
e monks Of April and August inclusive, the
and vbo died IN about he mouth OF August on his
passage the city Of New York England the pscke
ship liverpool " which John Ehrdge master are by
their SOLICITORS on or before he twentieth day OF March next
and make out his cr descent and prove his
Their the chambers Of the Chancellor Sir
John stuart At No " Old square Lincoln Inn Mddlssex in
the said kingdom OF Great Rrain IN default thereof
they will be leremporily excluded from the benefit ~ the
said order "Wednesday, the twenty fourth day the sane
month Of March At IL O'Clock at the said chambers
appointed for hearing and adjusting upon The claims
ROBERT W. PkAkE. Chief Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

the prescut position OF the banks TO the public, as
thew ex Isl At this time anu any system or law rels
tive to those institutions should be so guarded as 70
prevent sudden expansion or contraction in credits
transition of the funds embarrassment either 10
the banks or the public. :
am under the impression it would accomplish de-
sirable Objects wiz
can operate with the capital and funds they hold,
and will also enable them gradually to increase their
facilities to the public, and it would enable the de-
postors to discern with whom they mlght 1i.n pesS
security deposit their funds the bank which keeps
the largest specie reserve will hold out the greatest
inJlncement In the way of security.
Secondy-It will take away the opportunity held
out to the cupidty of the banks under the present
regime, of indirectly cheating the usury laws by an
implied, and in some cases positive, requirement
with those to whom they grant facilities In the way OF
discounts loans that the borrower must keep with
the bank discountng an amount Of money as per
manent deposit of from ten, twenty, thirty or hfty
per cent as the case may be, OF the amount OF IA
cilities granted them by loans; as they would have
no indnoement to swell their deposits beyond such
an amount as would enable them to keep up Ger
tain line of discount and sufficient specie basis TO
ensure the continuance OF these deposits.
am willing to admit that the task of properly re-
gulating paper currency and the credts OF oeate
government las situated, is one OF great magni
tude arising from the fact that we are surrounded
by many independent sovereignties, who may ana
do adopt systems differing from our own; and
there is no country probably on the race OF
the globe where the difficusSy is SO great as
in this Yet we should not lose sight OF those
great first principles which time, space or crcuu'-
stance of country will never eradicate; and If we
adhere to them, and watch the progress of events
and take experience from the past, we may attain
to a comparatively safe political economy IN tins
country and save ourselves from the maddening in.
auence of that unwse progress which tends to impO
yershment In theend.
have much which might be added in support OF
| the foregoing propositions; but the length OF my
article and the consequent tax upon your columns
| admOnish me to close THOs. e. TALMA6E
BRooKLYN, Jan. Is, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
LIrmATu.1E.

A COUNTRY ORDER. - -. 49,, 49,.
N The following amusing "ciub ordtv nas lus, nssn
received at the American Gt and Book HOus 80 nrOaNS'
by the agent, A. Ranney;-
Dear Sir Please forward by express
Ten books and gifts-no more no less
Per order from club of ten
Young literary gentlemen
And like wise send. enclosed 10 me,
volume and present free,
As promised In the pamphlet sent
10 me advertisement.
The works desired named whlsn,
Enclosed you'll also find the TIN,
Ten dollers, Bank Of Wateryhe,
or which please forwaEd a receipt
Yours faithfully, for sen Co,
Errssus Darling, Buffalo
Gins varying I'm value from 8c 20 500 are preserved ~
time Of purchase with each book valentine, &C. eod at the
great American GIFT Book House US broadway Descriptive
catalogues Offering liberal Inducements agents seht Tree
TO all Address A. RANNEY, Agent
WAIVED To PURCHAsE-ABoUr soo WORTH or
" books, ut trade prices payment TO be made on cool
short and cash Address ~th sst offered Reynolds
box S,fI6 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

shore vas that Of Turkish merchant, puii siter
the Turkish style and Of white marble and with its
odd looking stsepes shooting up from me TOOL
and comca shaped windows, makes quite an OBJECT OF
interest the traveller The hotels In the place are very
slim affairs for port that has SO much shipping constantly
lying in IL. The European Is the name Q me prncpa
one and is what would be cassed In New YORK as
class hotel Our ship has been visited by large NUMBER
Of the inhabitants and band nightly collects CROWDS
upon the wharf and beach opposite TO the snip, 70 h'en
TO our Yankee tunes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
LOST AND FOUND.

r oeT-A BUNDLE CONTAINING QUANTITY or
bonds and mortgages property Western New YORK
The finder will reward Of IS on leaving the same
al Ql Futan street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DINswoREs RAItRoAD GUIDE AND ROUTE BOOK
IL February number now ready. correcedto date frce
70 cents, free by natl plNsMORE A co. No y spruce
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TABLES, AT REDUCED PRiCEs-NEw
- and second hand w Decker's la'e improved pacut
cushons also mm OF every description belonging 10
We trade All articles sold bv warranted 10 give ssfac
" "V"' t. DECKER, ~ Ann street
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COAL.

fyoAL AT LESS TEAM SUMNER PRrCEs.-DIsCHAR ARG
" Ing tbs ds FIRST quality Of stove coal which wtl
liver 10 any part city At ~ ~ per ton; less 70 csrmes
dealers pedl.rs &c Cash when ordered Apply viei
foot OF Bammersley street, 3l3 Bowery, t9 Brcoms !.
Greene .ss Houston. JACOB WsEksa 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the city county OF New York. tho 2d day OF
January TO the Both day Of January, 1853
Men, TO- women, 70; boys, 162 girls, ia8-roAl, 4si
Adults, l54, children, 800 males 2+l; females, 2l3
oolored persons, IL
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sEGARs.

DFRsoSs WANTING sEGARs AT wHOLEs ALE WHO
have examined my stock and my prices are c2nvneed
that not only underse he market but hat the brands
orer are dpsreble Cali and examine and will guarantee
10 please q. CHEEKS, No. " Broadway
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

TX ACRES OF SUPERIOR LAND FOR CULTIVATION
I'd city lotsa young and thriving town IN Wsconsn
will be kind Of merchandise, or mproyed
city property for which good bargain will be given ue
perfect exhibited Cali on owner 100 "reen"o"
stree spcou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

sAnA . sovE Sos sI sos on thirty
fourth street Seventh and Eighth avenues House
about feetfron by So deep. Terms ~ W cash. "a
and mortgage. Apply TO A. g. boCHlS LIS
broadway, Thirty fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
ITO OLD HAT-rHy CHARGE rs FALSE. I Az rs
years Of age hair hoary but never stole hat In
my life. BY religion am Qlaker MY hat friend, IA not
white but drab IN be st g. IT. Tsbots, y Iabery street,
10 day At II O'Clock 10 all charges sand upon nay
native heath. NY name 10 MACAWBfR
REWARDS.
HS REgARD.-sToLEN OR sTRAyEr a sMLL
d. White poodle dog recently shaved Que ear e vel
lowsh @ WHICH the above reward wiz be paid no les
lions sshee at ~ Howard street
n - REwkRD.-Losr, or SUNDAY, JAN 81. A SMALL.
CsS round poremcpnae containing about f21 In GUS AMI
90 dhe earnings Of boyevery cent he has M To-
lie going Church and .nai streets 10 M
Joc,v The Under viii receive The above sankt
Of he own BY leaving al ~ Church street the market
PETER BANTA.
eOE RFwAR1N-FoR, THE RECOVERY OF SILVER
CD wach detaf he'd lever ON the dial cottage, trees
steps in gut A. To bias maker liyerpcol hse silver
nr range dated s5a viii % stolen with other things and
money ON The sh oil The sbove reward will be paid on The
"'u ''"'''"O" VI '"e r. BUDD 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

L,OR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER. $40
IL In frat class neigheohoot OPP nv-nlty
seldom offered Apply in the liquor store soutdw rorrsr
Thirty street and Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

LrOR sALE-A STEAM ENGINE OF SIX HORSE
N power, nearly with boiler; Mao quart crushing
machine on and approved y The ,shS.e viii 5s
sold low for cash. either separately a. .ee,her ,s.be
In operation Premises 10 e ID ,nre OF GOMEZ NIL 81
$50 broadway room 81 t""'N'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

~ &ryG MACHINE FOE SALE-ONE or GROVER 4
Bakers largest size nesrly and In good order ost
- 1t will BE- sold al bargain Can be seen ~ NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

k'o.ss So o. or ESCHAN1E--A VALUABLE pAfEN
article required family in DE tnNs
~ g. Jy rnafeN faaured Introduced A. o'pOi
niuinp r. sfortune seldom oIere ~ particulars tp-
pynG .psrson 10 d. G. CONSTABLE 90 Fulton sc- Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

NOR SALR-A BARGAIN-A NEAT PA f,ur g-oRE
with all the stock and fixtures, At sar,rscs Al
dress stating where Interview be had Ps.sr station
Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

MARVELLOUS UNFINISHED APARTMENTS on
w first or second door with cellar iaon, in
Third Fourth Sixth avenues adjacent streets Rep,
moderate, and " required payable 10 advance. Address 4
Apartments Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

NOR sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE SfTuA TED
three miles Of Newark, New Jersey In the most
pleasant part of North Orange, comprising an sce M ne
pardcn land on which Gothic cottage uwei
ing house neatly painted and good order well OF excel
lent water fruit of al kinds ornamental shade trees
and shrubbsry the door daily and IL within I'VE
minutes walk the depot This desirable residence,
and will ). sod low further particulars address Dox
Ala Newark Post Office apply to G. LUINNEl 2AS Mui-
berry street. New ark, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

EORNER GROCERY FOR sALE-THE STOCK AND
lease Of that hne large grocery store on the corner OF
First Fourteenth completely lifted for the
business and commanding profitable trade. Terms quite
moderate Inquire the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

4 HLENDIp FAKM FOE HALE, HITUAIED NnMn
n the beautiful village of Bianvei,svs Ros klsnd county,
~ " the New York and Erie Railroad miles from Pier
mont depot the Hudson river, and within ten minutes
from the Blauveltsyi. station, comprising so acres OF
choice land, admirably adapted for market gsrdening
of which covered with timber. sub.
snna dwelling bouse containing Is rooms IL situated on
the land delightful spot amidst fruit shaae and
the ighbc the highest respecaby. There
and other ouhud'ngs and speuufl sup
DIV of good the orchard stocked with apples and
English cherry trees &n Free 81 $40 half OF which
ms bond mortgage. Apply on the premises To
H. WESTERVILLE, or - D. T. BANDS, Real Estate Agent,
Rroa duAv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE, WITH
Is The lease stock and nxtures well established In tine
and doing prosperous business WIN be sold
sacrifice on Of the attending other es
Please apply at 49 Fourth avenue secoha aoor H"
Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

NoT1CE-HRS. YiEURy, 49, BRooME STREET,
gives true Information all events Of bs by he
glass Of The planets and questions business mar
Tsge absent friends &C by magnetism She speaks freteh
Englist aud German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

ENOR sALE-A STEAM ENGINE. OF SIX HORSE
power. nearly new with boiler; also quartz washing
machine, new and approved plan. The whole viii be
sold low for cash either separately together Can be seen
In operation Inquire OF GAMEZ MILLS No. GID Br 1ad
WAY, 81
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flOl.0OOOOO

With S6.500,000 specie. -
Now all excess Of deposits over this $4,000 900
may be considered bullion in the hands OF the banks,
and to fortfy themselves with IL, by the terms OF
this arrangement. they should and would purchase
and hold some 500 600 600 Of the deposits, being
basis Of specie of s26 500 O00 and security for the
$4,000 600 of deposits used by them, making Sc
curity in bullion Of nearly one dollar for every two
due from them and holding over sl04 900 600 OF ~
counted paper an additional security to deposl
tors BY the provisions Of this arrangement, II se
banks will keep permanent specie reserve OF
$4,000 oo0 they can increase their line oil discounts
sllO 500 600.
The average OF actual deposits for the last two
years has been about 5000 000 and has not
within thst period at any time sunk below $4,000,
oo0 except for few days in October last. IL
will be evident, therefore, by this arrange
ment, that the more the banks discount or
use OF the deposits over the sixty per cent
ON their respective capitals, the more security
the deposition and the public obtain from such
course, and the deposits should fall "a low as $50
100000, there would be some s22 100000 as specie
basis.
Such an arrangement would not materially change
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HcrsFs FOR sA1.E-THREE rwo STORY

II and lots between Wander
bit and avenues Warren street The houses
vain seven besides the basement and cellar will be
found convenient good order, and wi be sold
cheap; amount OF money only required down. or will
he for good railroad bonds stock Apply 70
J. f. FKANKLIN, No. Wall street
Also little cottage house and lot In sonh brooklyn,
near Fih 2Sxl00 gentee neiGhoorhood and
INST the tsng small femy convenient to cars hc XSO
10 xO only required Apply ~ above To d. e. FRANK
I No Wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

THhCToRY AND LOT gOR sALE-WITH STEAM EN-
Il CINE and boiler of twelve horse power shattng &C.
lot; brick stable and other small buildings Apply at
373 West Forty SIXTH street, below Eleventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

DRoOHLYN HOUsES-BRICK, CENTRAL AND CON
ID venent TO exchange at par for approved nonds anu
old and genuine fancy and hosiery business 10 New York on
the best avenue. Apply TO THos LYONS SS "reeh"icn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

yVNO CARPENTERS SALE OR TO LET. THE
premises occupied carpenters shop, In thirty
seyenh street Second and Third avenues norm
side Possession the lst OF February. Apply 10 '" L.
NONkIIN, No Howery.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-30

We dare say that every American reader of the
lighter literature of the day Knows all about PAur
DoNBEY, and Little NELL, and Tiny TIM, and
LICK owlvELLER, and SAMUEL WELLER Junior and
RALPH the Raven and DOLLY WARDEN, and BARK1s
that was always willing, and the whole host of per-
sonages, good, bad and Indifferent that have a
local habitation and name in some one or other
OF those exceedingly popular novels which have
made the name of CHARLES DICKENS famous in
both hemlspheres. Doubtless, Also there are
many who remember that when DICKENS was
much younger than he is now, he made a tour of
the UNITED STATES, and was Toasted, and hand
shaken, and lionized, ad nauseam His journey
through the States was as,,that of an acknowledged
sovereign of the literary guild 1t was a ROYAL
Progress. municipalities rose I'D to do him rover
ence. DICKENS balls, and DICKENS banouets were
the order of the day. Every body tbronoed to
see DICKENS; to hear DICKENS talk; to watch tho
play OF his features, and to kiss, metaphorcaIlv
the hem OF his garment. The old and the vouno
were alike eager to do homage to Dickens II
was at tlme too, when every sentimental Misc
was the happy possessor of an Album, in which
were recorded the complimentary nonsense versus
A@ANANSt
Vanity traps, where BEDLAM and PARNAssus held
equal sway, were poured in upon Dickens bv
dozens. "Would Mr.. DICKENS oblige Womb
"Mr. DICKENS condescend? Dare l ask of Mr.
dickens the favor to- &C., &c. So rang, through
all sorts of changes, the feminine petitions
for "Mr. DICKENS autograph''-ffor a line
from Mr.. DICKENS or ''for brief SEN
tence from his immortal pen." And Mr..
DICKENS did oblige, and did condescend until at
length Mr.. DICKENS became weary of the importu-
mites that beset him, and weary of the excessive
aduiation OF which he was the recipient Satiated
with praise he returned home and in grateful az.
encouragement of the honors bestowed upon him
by the people of the UNITED STATES, he published
his American Notes for General Circnla,ion -
and his Martin chuzzlewit5" both of which were
PACK nahaeo compliments, and, as such, are still
remembered by us with some degree of bitterness.
Years, however, haye passed since those work. ,