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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

4. ii 10 nsAs ne sima whsn - aRs re-
aired to lay IL 4 six monEhs sapply d
-. We mAks . special request On our
L.lisousass, % asttis up lhaiT asssanss
;mnsdialsly. We musa hags msasy,
,1,rs is DO ass hanging bsek. We can
Ne. vublish paper aalsas % hass oar
nav. We do sinoessly hops thess knam-
10 themselves inasbssd so ~ viii sss-
~ witbout delay.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
Choace OF nsSaa.

GTesd AMeTt3aR Sgt Besk Ha9ss,
No. 99S BRoADwAYs NEw TaRE.
whsre the gifss, eouStssiAg Of EEwgLRy,
EcT., And VARYING II VALVE FaoM IS CTs
10 TWO HUKpRRD DOLLARS, are always o.
Exhibition, In ample shSw cases. Our NV
Descriptive Catalogue, containing large
variety Of Booka Ia every Deparfmant of
Science and Literature, IAN ct which aFs
sold ct regular pabIishsE's prices. and ex-
plaininS our NEW AND ORIGINAL
SYSTEM Of aslnwlng evsRy purchases kia
saps ehvaeN - gifts, and Retking forth HAs-
qualied Inducements 70 AGENTS, WiIl be
sent, post paid to any Individual, on appil.
cation. Address,
~ A. RAREEY. Agent,
juYaI -56sn ius No. 993 Bxeadway.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

Owing 70 the removal Of our Office last
wsck, We found it utterly impossible for
Us to make our regular issue last week,
which we hope will be E suHSisns spol-
ogy 20 our patrons.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
Nnsica 90 Ara.

We announce 70 orr p@arOns, thAi IL
ts.urs, We viii not pabiish sny tsaaa.
;,,. advertisement, or allow Any ysl
Wsrk, to be taken out Of che osses anaiI
d. sane ig paid. Our esrsns are pdsi.
trrly CaaA. No dsscrImsmassen.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
G. j. F0A,,,,......... r.. r.
DEALER IN a.4- ..@H
Foreign Il Domestic Hardware Il Me-
chanics' Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails,
and Agricultural Implements.

throughout tbs Largest
be sodo lhem CASH.
paFts
Coz negwusko nki0As a- z
RuEDgRg HARD REs eoasisa Bin NOr Locks ua4 LataA
R Door Bells and Pulls and args assortment Of other articles
By builders. Is 4
AGRKCUKTURAK aPEEMEMTs, varisy combining
FiCxs, LITTLE GIANT 4
TK&@NE EM0Ns
brands.
Tos Steel Asa Fd
ahdA raeEea 81
RAsPsA stsSk Of
- .
clRCULAR a, neA ssneh css
their Mil, sawa
SETTING STEAM PAGKaNGRabb Beliag
Tin BabAlh Metal, speer and Soldering hAad ~ " I
RUMP@-Fcs
yantE and Lead -
ThAble EksnMs Hamca, WhIpa
HOUsE-FURNEsMAHG GOOb@-Japannd Ware Ritaa
Plated Goods k &c. s#e#&E+@@ 81
THRRsHIEG MACHINES Rsapav MOua
Potable C Ms Saw Mhls Water Whee
aEahy :
purchasing elsewhere puxshass
stcek.w is oaeredat
Council Biaaa, Iewas January a7s 1883 &. .. ROx.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

lA@S&#Tx AtAxs S&kz@A NHsz@s
| EDs- RueEs GentHsa Ailsm IL.
shrough Che splamAz n 80 assaAs
Journal - Ohairman y ~ eals
ifef Arrangements for shs prspsraaaoR y
> grand display Of Lady EaaassFi
so CONS 81 q cssssssa xhassy. OeAl
2Ssh, 1855 10 State sAak axsaaslsa psssI
arasions aFe bsing maaa u msasA ~
Tougaamsns both agraaahls 40 aaass
factory. Tbs ssask i nos Rod ~ ass
50 that who may DESIRE saa prasgsss II
H. Itisl Of mia aroana, fpasaeet
eirels) ana 10 feet wide, and on sxesl.
isns crossed.
There waa Be Il least thfae prisss Civ.
81 10 the hest equassriaaa.
Ths shortnoss q time allowed the
0ommisass owing - ne nsarness Of vim
Co., hss peaEanaai them gesssna as saita-
bic psissa fes khs seaasisa 4 sRsv woala
daairs. saisss 4 10 say, tina handsoras
presents viii be given. The Rrss 10 cash
nos less than Forty Doltara.
The riding viii begin precisely at 2
O'Clock, ?. H., With s general eavalsaas.
Az Ia sauloA ali sxosps tie compas-
isors viii withdraw from the track.
The youag folks Of the town are pre-
pairing for = grand social Soiree, for
which Al sxoealens Band has been en-
gagged. Arrangements hare bsea made
with aAe Hstais % gre . good Supper.
And anallys the Ladies Of Council Bluff
are specially invited . soapsss aes he |
prizes, There Will ~ sampstlsoEs from |
Omaha City, Saratoga and Fiorsaes.
Respectfully, IT. |
s. g. KENNEDY,
Chm. Con. Of Arrangements.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

&V a4S &4sF0sa8 nd kS& SNAtsE t8
General,
We take great pleasure La being able to
assure yoa that notwfthgtamdi our haavy
loBs by the burning OF our Sales Rooma al
Nea. 20 4 S2, Washington Avenue. and
the loss og siae eniira stock In them, % ne
morning Of tlae a5sh Enst.s wa ake alFaaay
able 70 hR any order that mag be desired
IL cur Inns.
Having large aHaotInt ok stoek Ia oal
Ware Heuses that are oct esnaseted With
eur salse rooms, and heing Ia eeastaaA re.
eelps oe gooda from ths keak nRaufaetaTsrs
Ne aTs thus ao0n enabled 10 iii efaeKa ii
cur asaAa low prices, aAd Ia f0gmsex prompi
alad sakisfaesary manner.
Our facilities kos procuring anA ksspinF
up desirable ateGk are mnequaiedt Oh
personal atssmsion and large expeFtsnea d
AID win b coaasaslslY given 81 suF lszisi
mats AaHamasa a. ia IaxD ID aA6 mamEkAg.
taree 81 FUHNTTUmM AND Npm0L.
STKRK, IN ssl the vxfae&s AganGkss. W..
assure yoa that We will ell 40 coed coed
end ai a. i0w pEieea, amA em 10 Favorable,
tsxma 81 amg ha@Se IN tie wzsa.
Thanking yom sae the vsEy AbsFaa pat
FanaEs ALREADY bestowed Oh MS We aak
centanAanes pf The RRaaa.
sMzes Moaxae ~ azls pslssass - is murti
wast eexAar Of sFmasangsan Asenaa am
/ Nee1na EsTsaaa. 6gmF doors b@lcw kha OF
ssmnd. very RsgpEessmlag.
NEAMhKxT u MA@0K.
81 Lsuis, jug @ lB56.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

". c. AndEus will please accept our
thanks FOR = basket full Ut nice and de-
hcious CEanbersiss. They are q raristy
II this sectiOH Of the soantry. He h&s
mora Teft-eaD unau
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
Rem0W al

For the purpose Of allowing Us q
chance to "spread ourselves" we have
removed the Bugls Once, to the large
and spacious room, known a. ''Ths&tri-
cal Hall" immediately above where we
formerly held forth. We are now well
prepared 30 furnish our friends and the
community generally, with all the Job
Printing they may desire, cheaper than
il can be done elsewhere in this city.
Calf 10 friends, and take sspesp' at
as, in aur new place Of business.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

Wood wanted at this Office in payment
for subscriptions. Bring it along
who havs wood and 20 monsy-no en-.
Cuse.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

u. o RUrT : CO.

sss&
MONEYS Fsesfysd - asp@stk, pagwaBsa
Ia 81 assm@nA 81 at spnet&s 81 aasss y q ~
wttAaut anksr@sk, 40 paF aMFaamam& @skk
4sposatoTs.
Phila&aapAaM, nsaFoaE anA CAlessss. -
hare aaR@ peeEs@ts1 40 arsaama nsssse =
On sha pRSmalpaa AaAksxs Il aAe -
and 6fkys@@wmn e&aAna &c Bmrans. "a
Collections made Ii wawkesn aezws a.
kastsxn Nebraska, fires FL ehssNa. - -
Eitted 1t eaFFsas Eats@ II wxeAS -.
We rscnaye an&sge As BsT @zsX sMaa az.
e0mmassiea nsaa eslasa q &c. - y. g
kraakas
lRyest sn0asy fug sapttmaIfE ID. sd kmv-ms.a
sell Land WAsfames u amsrssas ssRas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

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Ser Eha care a Liver Diseases, Uyspsn-
sia. Iaundica, Disease ak tAa KiAn&y1, Kss
vols Diseases. Gniaaa 81 Bnmg akamhzag, CO.
romplaisss III i5ak zzmnasag. Cnzsa 80,
Hsad, AefaEsY eide BsegaseA Naags-h aFa
thEuhAtnk 81 beating aAsus O. szpaaaeh
D. shogs, evsry sganpRDsa arising ss0m wan
&c hsHAs1aY aesxaEapm a 6flAs 10 FsRseBee
~ kakaaR sAsas maalegne
N1taBaFM ae1pMr 49, sMNh 1911 =
pfieM, - yosB psg hssfia
Fa9 Aals ~ n. Gassamnn u Co, nsmR
gisGss EaaaeM BlaaAs jaag2
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

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assaA, nj Kisad - swasa Il - sama
80 i ssaA y saal - sAs.aa i a.
- JAsksoa 4 careless, aavsae erass.
sa aad sasg ssdsrs saa asQasa - hasa
lad one II ~ pramiums aRaraad II
Aaz. Sash u or opiaioa, aza sasA Il
- apsaien = Asassssa swsassssks "a -
psrsoas wac Witnessed hs ridsaK
We aaasssaaad shsa pussa q ama
hundred md Afty aallmFs - hasn a.asaA
up By ~ aislzsas pssaans u - sesss
sion 70 purshase saaals "a ~ u
be prsseaaed 10 MIss 5ssssou
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

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nwnishsds and asw ppB mena airy
sa0mz ss eaa - - u aNw Msesl Is ahs
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
Taxaaa@m An ahe afMewem6
Nama@n.

According 70 "a oGsciai table, eognggi-
sing eighteen Of the Ssasss, il appears
THAI north CaroIiEs pays less taxy per
capital, than either Of her sisters, u be-
Ing only Is esnsa Tor each individuaa an
naaIIy- whils the tax sc sha State I'll
Maine, The highest ia tho List, Amaomnaa
to Sc Ger head. The whole eighasan
States, wiah 3 population Of Il, 50 - 20,
pay annuallY, IS o6. l2 --bpans "a
aETags u 81 u eel.
e. Toe London correspondent 81 -
n. Z. TribWms writes shKs sha sknapeFoi
Of Austria, immedialelY asEeT - birth
OF ais son, issued = pgpelansesaon 20 81
army expressing ala desire - tbs fnt
Surs ruler Of Austria should, fS0aa BIZ
wsky biEths bstoag II - army aaz
khsTefegas nominmksd him Oelaksl d !
Ha2gaxsan Rsgimanas
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5. s, CuRTfs, Secretary.
oannsll Blusa, Iswa 1uly g. 1857. Y
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

Thc mnoyHy report Of the same committee states
That your minority has beer unable for y time.
Give ' The subject consideration importance demands
and been compelled 10 adopt TO great extent ths
hens in the report VI he Finance of
The late Board of Counclmen presented Dec . 1885, Doc
No.
M estimate tot the city expenses as proposed By your
minority FOR is is less than for 1857 but the
Stae Of hundred and twenty i've rer
ccntum. auonYng IN $3.50 ts6 "a brings the arsregse
amount o ibc hvy 70 more than that Of last
Your pN,at,y have discretion but submit without
reduction co. yc.r consideration Of the arges tens
o' expcpnurc-ne being for the state, and others ior de-
psr'ments uuier the control ~ the Common Council
among which your minority weud enunerafe'- ,so, o
p,,i'li,, -, .s,..k '.................. 50Osp
so..,.as, ahs,i. -. S,at. ............ TSCss
" cify....t........, ..'ss's s''ssss i..n'.-sg
Central park. interest debt SSw
Ineres on revenue and assessment bonds Svv
Ponce
state
Tsre are many other items that should be added, were
vour minority 10 smaller amounts, which the Co'
mon Council have control -
The goyerpment management and expenditure Of no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
COroners, Inaunsf.

DnorPrp DIAN WHILE FIouSG Yesterday forenoon
singular case Of sudden death place the basement
Of the building Ne a6 new Bowcry. A negro named
Henry Foley and mulatto named Edward Reed, alias
Jerry Brick. were engaged in neht scufc when the
former tell " the floor and died almost instantly Tho
neghbors thinking that homicide bad been committed
called IN the police and had Reed taken into custody %
await the action OF the Coroner. An inquest held
upon the body OF deceased nj the Fourth precinct station
when the evidence OF Drs Beach and Ferguson the me
cal gentlemen who made the post mortem examination OF
the body showed clearly that death proceeded from ma
tural causes Deceased appears afflicted with an
extensive aneurism OF the aorts In the excitement of
the scuc tho aneurism ruptured and amost instant
death followed The jury Satisfied that deceased had
hed natural death, and rendered verdict accordingly
Upon the rendition Of the verdict the Coroner discharged
the prisoner from cusodyi Foley was 30 years OF age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
New Jersey City News.

AIrrxr1rD srIcDr.-An Engishman named whitehouse,
attempted 10 comms suicide on Thursday night, at bis
boarding house No ~ yo street. Jersey City, by cutting
his throat with Mr. whitehouse Is about sixty
years Of has been in this country for thirty years
and for many years until July last employed in the
Establishment OF Bates Co., in Maiden lane. He
then In consequence OF Incorporate habits discharged
from the employ Of that firm, and has been Of
ployment most Of the time since. He 10 New York
on THURSDAY with the expectation Of getting money from
some OF his friends, but disappointed He returned
IN detected spirits and during the evening he went 10 his
room, and after divcsng himself Of the Of his cloth
ing, laid down upon the bed and applied razor 10 his
throat inhctpg severe but probably not fatal cash
late IN the evening fellow boarder found him lying In
hs blood, very weak, but still conscious physciau
was Immediately summoned, and the prospects TINT
he will recover uness he should renew the attempt upon
hia life. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

bonse without an umbrella; rsned very hard " was
Monday week.
Q. Taylor did not say az am married to Emma and l
wan. my wifef'' A. No, sir
Y. Emma did not say al am married TO Taylor and
wan. my husbandS" A No, sir
Mr.. Sears here offered in evidence some letters from
this respondent Mrs Wrght) TO the reator INF Taylor
IL was part OF the offer n that Mr. TAYLOR PAID ni5
addresses 10 this girl ~ith Mrs, Wrights wish.
Mr.. Bus;eed was proceeding TO object when Mr.. Bar
Hawey, who deposed that be is Of Mrs Wright; ne
knew the handwriting Of these letters produced lob
lec'ed TO, as It was not the proper method of proving
handwriting
Q Have you sess Nrs Wright writer A. Yes; am
acquainted With her handwriting the letters produced are
n her handwriting.
Mr. Sears offered put them in before the Court; he
did not desire to read them.
Mr.. Busteed objected first, because one Of them was
dated March, 1886, and the other May 1856, and s i'm
possible that either of them could enghten this Court al
70 why Mrs Wright restrans her daughter under this
ceedpg He had proved this day by OF the relaor
own witnesses that Mrs Wright about seven months ago.
desred tins young man 10 leave her house long after those
letters were written.
The Court having looked at the letters said he could not
admit the He could open this for the purpose
OF protecting the character of this young gentleman They
must conine themselves 10 the restraint Of the young
lady The letters ruled out.
The counsel for the reaor said that closed their tes
moDy.
Mr. Busteed then moved that the writ be discharged as
there not a shadow of reason for its existence.
The Court said that he did not think that anything Mr.
Buseed could say would induce him 10 dismiss the writ
without farther evidence The party had been last
the presence and Of her mother her
know where his wife IL.
Mr. Busteed hoped convince his Honor TO the contra
ry, Notwithstanding the expression of his opnen
The case was then adjourned TO Monday at Il o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

ANOTHER COLCHESTER CAsEr-vague rmors
current 10 the effect that still startling "caseD
than any that has yet ranspred here 10 be deve
loped II IL said that OF high standing "dsposed'
OF his wife by sewing her up in sheet and smothering
her and that she subsequently laid In the usual
way and buried without exciting suspicion. We place
little reliance the rumor but IL prevalent that we
mem. on it.-RocAsser Union, Jan. 2Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

BROADWAY THsRx The production Of 90 Cinderella,
bere has been highly successful drawing full houses
nightly On Wednesday afternoon the house was crowded
with ladies' and children, making one Of the prettiest
sights IN The world Cinderella" will be given this
afternoon and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

In your enumeration Of The Catholics schools n the CITY
Of New York, published in the HrRAID Of January 25
there mistake In regard 10 the number both Of
teachers and pupils Of the school connected with the
Church OF The Immaculate Conception. There arc from
five TO six hundred children attending this school under
the direction Of seven tes:hers by inserting this you
will oblige the pastor and teachers J. A, II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
The Roman Catholic schoo,.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THF UEpATD
Under the head OF free schools for rnaIes fr poran
Catholic children you have omitted 81 Josephs In Ie~oy
street under the charge Of four Christian protbers b
$50 pupils This, presume, done inadvertently m
you please you can correct the mistake. Yours
NV YoRK, Jan. %, 1865. PETER OSUfIIyAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

Cosxoy P1Ess corm-PNs Nos. IA, IS, 90, 90, 81,
90, 50, o6 &c. 81 90, H. Part 2-Adjourned for the
term.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
RELIGIOUS Notice.

There will be Baptist Convention held
with the Mt. Zion Church, at or near Bro
Bunch's, II miles below the junction oi
the Neosho and Cottonwood, on the south
bank of the Neosho, Madison county, Kan
sas, to commence On Friday before the first
Sabbath in October, 1858, at II o'clock A.
N. All organized Baptist churches in this
Territory are requested to send Delegates to
represent their several churches, for the pur-
pose of organizing an Association. Come
one, come all. Ample preparations will be
made to entertain all who come.
Done by order of the Church at its Sep
tember meeting, 1858.
JAS. G. BUNCH, Clerk.
H Lawrence Republican please copy.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
WYandott and London.

Within ninety days from the date of this
paper, Wyandott will have direct communi-
cation, not only with London, but all the
principal cities of America and Europe
Each morning our readers can laugh or cry
as best suits their tastes-as they sip their
cofee-over the follies of the Kings and
Queens of the Old World, committed on
the night previous. Each Royal demon
stration of the crowned heads of the Old
World may be as early known to the citi-
zens of Wyandott, as to the actors them
selves
The stock of the Kansas Telegraph Com
pany has all been taken, and already the
wires are ready for the erection of the poles
between Bonneville, Mo-, and Wyandott and
Leavenworth, Kansas. The Company are
actively at work, and within the time spec
flied we shall have Telegraph Office here.
The greatest event of the nineteenth centu-
ry-the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph
will place Us within the network of wires
that will encircle almost the entire busi-
ness world.-C0namerciGI Gazette.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Bidding for the County Seat.

Different candidates for the county seat
are making "bids''-offering to give to
the county certain amounts of town prop
erty if the people viii but give them the
county seat. The idea is held out that
much viii De saved to the people Of the
county in the shape of taxes. Now we
will say just this-that although Emporia
does not desire to make any bids for the
county seat-not regarding the location
this fall as being JfnaI-yet if any other
place makes offers, that she will gi0e dou6-
te the amount to the coapay that any other
tO'0n nil give for the location Of tie county
seat. This is no idle boast-but fact
which the citizens of Emporia viii sub
stantiate By proper bond when called upon
SO to do. Look out for breakers.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
"Ahead of Time"

The successful working of the Atlantic
Telegraph places US in queer position
The geographical position of this country
say the city of New York, for instance
will enable US to obtain intelligence of events
in Europe, several hours before they Occur!
Being four hours in solar time west of the
nearest European point. e., four hours
elapsing after midday in Ireland before mid
day in New York, we are placed in that
seemingly paradoxical, but in reality, true
and auspicious position. Hence, says the
Journal Of Commerce, when the telegraph
is in full operation, we shall, ere noon. re-
ceiVe intelligence of the closing of the Lou
don exchange, at four o clock in the afternoon
of the same day. Arrangements will
doubtless be made for transmitting news
with equal promptness from the different
capitals and various important cities in the
old world. From some points, Detroit. will
receive intelligence late this evening, of
what transpires early tomorrow morning,
several Thousand miles east of this continent!
Detroit Advertisr.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
From New York to Kansas.

The journey from New York to Kansas
occupies, on an average, from nine to ten
days, upwards of six of which are consum-
ed In the passage up the Missouri river to
the Kansas border. At some seasons of
the year, when the current is very strong,
the passage is protracted to ten or twelve
days: This tedious voyage will, however,
be obyiated next spring, by the completion
OF the Hannibal d St. Joseph railroad,
connecting with roads to Chicago through
Quincy, and the whole length of which is
but 207- miles. The traveller from New
York can heneeforth reach Kansas within
three days. making the journey from the
Mississippi In a less number of hours than
it now requires days. A largely increased
emigration may be expected from these in
creased facilities for traveling.-Epeniag
Post.