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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18

@Carly!e says, Make yourself an
honest man, and then you may be sure there
is one rascal less in the world"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18

bit is sir guIar that when bills art
due their acctptor. are mist.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18

HThere are nearly three thousand mus
cles in tie common grasshoPper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
nONiIlD iAyOUlifij
PHILADELPHIA.
IN TCETNT ANNOUNCEMENT

o all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
4 eases, such cs SPERMATORRHGA, SEM
y GEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE. CONORRIIGA
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice OF ONANlSM, OF
S~EI.F-iBUSE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
aw lUl destruction of human lie, Caused by Sexual
diseases and the Perceptions prSctised upon the vU-
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quicks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as 4 CHARITA-
l. ACT worthy of their name, 10 give MEDICAL
ADVICE GtTlS, to all persons thus afflicted, who
apply by letter. with Z description of their condition.
cage, OccuTatIGn, haiti oflife, &c } and in cases "i
extreme poverty and suffering, TO FURNISH MIDI
CINES FREE Of CHARGE.
The Howard ASSnCiGiion Is & benevolent Ins;iiu
tion, established ny special endowment for The TF-
and Epidemic Diseases L. has now 4 surplus OF
means, which the directors have voted 10 cxpeud in
advertising tine aH1vG notice. II is Eeei'eSs 20 add
ihat the Association CuiaaasEds tie highest Medical
skill Oftie aye and .gIll laEHIsh lie n.Osi approved
modern Treatment.
just Published by tie association, 4 report on
SpermatOrrhgl, or Seminal Weakncss, the vice Of
Unanisni, MasleThatioH or Sell abuse. aad othcr DIS
eases OF the Sexual Organs, ly the Consulting sur
geon. wis len W iii be scnthy mail. III 1 seal cTyccpe0
FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt Of TWO
STAMP fer postage.
Addre.s. Dr. GEO. Il. CALHOUN. Consulting
Surge, Il. How ard Association, No. , SOath Ni=.a
Street, rEiiGdeiyuia. ~. BY order Of the Directors
ERA u. I~!EARTWELL, President
- |FAiRItiltD. secretary.
ag~Es1lr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18

-TTwo thousand beans my be raised in
une season from a single seed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
GREAT EXfITEM ENT

In CONSEQUENCE of The recent heavy
failures in New York and other Eastern cities.
the commercial houses have suffered great losses.
and to meet their demand had To : gCrtfiCeGOOi> al
such an extent as TO leave il without an equal IN
commercial history. Ready money advanced 10 such
a value a. To be quite common To get .. per cent per
month discount. Those fortunate enough to pOSseSs
ready cash found II an easy matter 10 obtain goods
9 . .l.lL.sI IL - miro. I'D IL Cl.n.rHmncrn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
A RARE CHANCE

o
Wooden Manufacturers.
] WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
4 my Wooden Factory, known by the name oflur
Pleasant Valley STRAIN Wooden Mills,
situated in the valley of Wheeling Greek, Belmont
county, Ohio,
SIX MILES FROM WHEELING,
and five niles from 81. ClairsviIIe, and within fifty
rods of the National Road.
1t consists Of a large and roomy FRAME Guild
ING, and und r good roof, two stories high, and a
basement story under the whole. The MACHINERY
consists of one stand of Excellent Cards, nearly
new, an excellent Mule of one hundred and ny spin
dies, five narrow and one broad power Loom, and
ing and finishing goods, such as Gig Mil, MAPPING
with FullIn. Mill, Wash Box, Dye Kettles, SC, also
Tenier Bars, in the upper Story OF the ~huIiGins, for
drying cloths, blankets. &c. The " hole OF The ma
chIneTy being driven by an excellent engine OF about
ihirty horse power, and sufficient to drive double The
amount now used there is also suff Cient room in
the building for as much more machinery if ~ would
he required.
The above property viii he sold, together with 4
small piece OF ground attached sufficient Tor gardens
ana luiiGIng purposes. ON very accommodating
terms anu possession given the first cay of Aprii,
1855. The situation at the place and advantages
every way Cannot he surpassed.
aH.Hl join KGNSEY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
FRlNT & G -
Merchant Tail0rs, :

s.. CIaissriWe, Ono
Nsye on hand a full assortment of Cloths. CASH
meres and Nestin2s, which they Will make 20 order in
the nssiest sly lie and on the most reasonable terms:
isH:a1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
GREAT ENC

EW GOODS just received at ISAAC
rRAGER'S. amongst which are the follow
irc: AUCTION BiRG n purchased at 4 large
sale III New York.
IGUU pair of mits. worth 50 cents al I2t. and for
which the Ladies, I,gier call early. hnn pair KId
Gloves, worth - cents Al 81 cents. .jn yards black
and brown Berrses, worth - cents Al Ia cts. lUGD
yards blue. green and black worth 81 cents al - els.
5nu yards black aud pIuk autuaily cheap at - cent.
ii ~, CrpiS. 800 yards all wool DeLaIus. woFth I'll
cents al ~ cents. - dozen Linen llanIhrrCLIc =.
worth lei cruIs at II. oenIs. - dozcH Iiandk-rchu
worth 81. cents al III CENTS. $40 yards blrachCd mus
Inns worth I2l at 10 cents.
An OF The above goods have been Purchased at n
great sacrifice al auction. and are worth ST per cent
more than I shall eel llem for.
Come therefore early, IN order to secure Some of tho
bargains. Together With Il lot OF BLACK SIIKS
which I " i'll he able 10 sell at Ii per cent less than any
other Store iiouse. BONNET RIBBONS OF which /
have purchased very cheap. I will sell so cheap as To
defy competition. | will sell some worth ISi cents
and some worth - cents, at III cents. BONNETS,
BUNNETS. ii almost your own prices. IRISH LIN
al the very best quality and worth - cents al
II cents. E~MBROIDERiES, 100 collars worth III
cents al ) cents, and all my store goods IN proper.
tion.
Call early aud see yourselves aud yOu will find my
prices less Than those OF any other House.
ISAAC PRAGER,
mayeS l13 Main street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18

900 LBS. COLGATE STA X CHI
~ 100 lbs salsoda, 10 Ibis Sup. {. Soda,
iuO lbs Lace dye. 1900 lbs, Chip Log Wood, 100 Elk
Log Wood, 100 lbs. earn Wood. Just received and
inT sale nv J. W. COLLINS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
E STOCK OF
Z + \ ID THIS.

Z l. \ ID THIS.
RAVE just received and will kesP for
sale, all the follow Ing named medicines, shish
= W@iTelIed Genuine.
ET- d. Jay Ee'S- F@miIy NediciEss;
Dr. ilnuteH q Cos 10 do
III. Railway Il Cos. do 90
Dr. Rodgers, syrup Of Liverworth, Tar & Cansn.f
aqua;
Dr.. Hairs Ba:saHr for tie lungs
DT.Ayer'S. CHERRY FrctcrG! 4 Hi'is:
Er. H:awn's U.s. uf Jamaica 9 r--r:
ir. Sellers. JouEi - mp, PIns = Verm;hgs;
DR. EaNe =, PAN EGEG-e4;
lT. Guy >cifes. yellow lt-Ck & Sarsapayfifs;
Br. Meats, Family Nei'Cines:
pr S.vGur<- Family y Eugsr Medic ines;
iT. ~:1I-Is Hose Med.ciaes;
Dr. AeTcharIs t5arsiiUE Og!:
ET- MrLah''S, Pills . N5EH.i age;
d. IUGG'<, .gii-;
DIR. Hs.~ry'. Forest Wiae & Pills:
Dr. ihrrigve'S Holland nitIsrs;
lar. i."crvE'S, ruiuuH.C u AIRS;
Ola DR.. Jacob Tuysu srUG'S. SGTsapa.ii.a;
tr. Si2hieT'>, Medicines;
iT. TOhtG>' Venetian l. Iliment & Ointment.
lr. McAiI>teI'-. ~ jieGi.Lg Ointment;
Dr. OS!Ori'S. Sudden co
pr- UaIis' LiE iE.eut;
IL. NiCArT'S. Emhr1c<tian.
IN q which / ~ IL sell Il, the Wholesale 4 Retail
Prices. ]. W COLLINS. Druggist,
nail ST Evansville. Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
Back Silks.

All grades an excellent qua lily, all boiled aud
iu-trines. at only - cents per yard, Black and
Fancy COI"Ted BayadeTe silks; Tartan PLAID Silks;
new style IRISH Poptins. very Tich; Printed French
MeTInos. from a. cents and upwards; extra rCI ait
" Ooi ,IGus lie LANES: Ali Wool flaids; NaIcHcIa
Piaids, new styles; ANA u great variety Ul OiAeT Dress
Enu.tS LOO uuIneLnnS IL IinniLnn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
Shawls, Man les and Scarfs

Very rich Chenille Shawls, very Rich Plush Shawls,
very rirh Stella Shawls, new style D1uhit ShawiS,
BToche Long aid Square Shdwls. Gold BOIdeTed
Scars, CloakJ of almost every quaIItyS sly ie, embra-
chg all tile novelties of the season.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
Needle ork.

Zeal French Work Collars, Sleeves and Sets; lac,
net ami Sw i>S FIoUTcipgs, Edaincs and !nseiIn.S.
Travelling Sels. very cheap ia snort, the best as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
ALIEN. HEYMAN,
At l31. Main st. Wheeling. Va.

is enabled to exhibit to those who visit him an As
sOrtmenG of goods (sOme oil which are enumerated
below al very little more Khan half their value
Ladies, ia particular, are requested 10 call, aud will
find that all that il said l. strictly true.
ALEX. HEY MAN has received by Bait. & Ohio
Railroad. Penns ylyanta Railroad, and hy Express,
one OF the largest afsortmenis Of Dry Goods ever
OtOred. and CONSISTS IN part of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
Mourning Goods.

The most extensive oTinont that is 10 re found
in the city, many of them being bought very low
and VIII be sold tor less than they would cost TO
manufacturer al the present time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-18
To Country Merchants

I have only 10 say, let them keep ia mird that m
stock is much larger than il has ever been, and that
all goods were hOnght, without exception, for T.
CA>h. Any one acquainted wilh the present state
of the money market VIII know at once that with
the facilities Of ready cash, Goods must he Surpris-
in-ly cheap. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. A EN-. HEYMAN,
de3lfl 49,. Main Street. W heelIng, Va.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

Ths JsWs Of Norfolk, are forming .
military e0npaay 70 be saIlsa sha Is
r&slits Guards.
Governor Halle, Of Nsw Hampshire,
has appointed Thursday, November IS,
as day Of shanksgiEisg. This is the
arst appointments Of TIE year.
horrissey and Heenan, The Benieia
Boy, are in the country, near Buffalo,
preparing to pusaansI cue another On the
S0th.
It lie proposed to vary tbs siEs Of bank
notes, according 20 their denominations,
as q preventative against the alteration
Of the sans.
Tbs magnificent granite bnilding Of
The Bank Of PsnnsylTanis. in PhilAdsl-
phiss will be sold on the 26th mat, by
order Of the assignees.
Il is supposed that F. T. Human,
Wholesale grocer, Of Tsrre Haate, vas a
passenger on the ifffassd austria.
The French have successfully tried the
experiment Of slicing and drying pota-
toes for future use. 1t is done by ma
chinery.
John N. Bear, the "Buekeye Black
smith, }" Who became famous as q stump
speaker throughout the log cabin and
hard cider campaign Of 1870, has turned
up 3 candidate for Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District Of Philadelphia.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
a MOE FEARS
Vegetable ESRe MesaScimes.

4 mild yst elfectaal msdIclna, composed
u ths best material known 70 mesaazai nsl.
snes, for the eIeaainK af The allmsut&rv
canal and relieving the anFlnen and are
nnss o. life OF all norbid obatrnetiona ana
Impurities, must be public BLESSING and 4
d0msgsie AMI. ihdlyidual protection and
safsgnaFds Ia proportion az II becomes
kssewu. Sach . medicine the families OF
ihe United Statsa have Iang had In Nor
Ears LIRE Puts AND PaoKNrx BfTTKRz.
and the good they have done Is imessimakIa
They have won thAg high Eams aad FIRMLY
established character By their giEtues alene
wtshout the usual arts Of aotSriety or iHa-
prudent experiment on the faith Of The cred.
nl0aa. a ".' =
In all general derangsmeaGs Of the digss-
tive and alimeataFy fanstions, as wen a.
In vast variety q acute and ehgonic dls-
eases, theiF sAecta are prompt and com
Plete So to excite aStonishmenE.
Ia rheumatism, settled pain ia the or
gans and hmhs, costiyenoss, piles, Avsr
complaints, iaunalee, nervous and bilious
attacks headsches, fevsE ard agus, eEuEs~
tive diseases, bad aspect Of tbs sompIar-
Ion, indigestion and A&SsaA@asy ehoIies. af-
feetions OF the bladder and kidneys, crop
~, asthama And bronchitis, rheumatic
coda and soFs thtoata, aud tsdsed La al.
most every conceivable kiAd OF ilI.heaitf
they art trvSsa8bls, cad will aHezd eAgtaln
&ad most graeraLly permanent FslieK. They
require neither confinement nag change Gf
dist-they neither PROSTATE the strength
nor give paiR-ana more deIightRaI and
sasetual medicine eannos be procured eth
er for individuals or families.
Ina proprietor has received for many
years and b continually receiving the u.ost
fsrvent and grateful testimonials al their
value PrepSred and sold BY DIR. w. q.
M0FFAT, 3S5 Broadway, and also by the
agRhts.
y GEEsAMAN & CO Agents,
Council Blufs, Iowa.
August is, 1858. en-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
The balloon race.

The balloon race between two Of the
most celebrated aegonauss in the world,
Mons. GODDARD And Prof. Steiner, will
take place on Monday the 18th instant.
The imitation of the balloons, eaeh son.
tanning 81, 600 cubic feet Of gas, will
commence at O'Clock in the morning,
aud the asesnsIon will take place at
O'Clock precisely. a committee of Eve
we'll known citizens have been chosen,
who are to scs a. Judges, 30. They will
decide whether the weather in the morn
ing shall justify tbs imitation Of the bal.
looms. When the inaatlon has eommsDo-
ed the asFouants must &C. Each nay
take So passenger, at bis own dissFe-
ton. The success Of either will be Ia
relation to distance, not height. Ar
rAngements viii be made for each aero
naut 10 send down, at every town passed,
In parachute, s'log," or nots, con-
tanning the name of the balloon which
passes, and any incident occurring on
the trip, which will be sent by telegraph
so that the citizens here and elsewhere
may Be sontinaaliy posted Of the where
abouts Of the aeEoaants, and the susesss
attending their sgial Aight. Nous. God.
1 ard and Prof. stsuieF each expect 10 be
up threa or four days.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
maklng % the aEaaas Akasn

About fourteen moaaha since, ON
D.rsasr-shs Jauior Editor, abssasal
aassH from tAe eiHos Tor a. anasual
.sgth of lima whessapea Ne bsaame
sEasd and ssnl sAs Devil 10 soak oal
bio KharsabSuts; who ssturnsd, saying
Ast Mr.. G. was II Aoms making up tAs
mail. Ali right we aAOnghas but iaaRs
sar surprise when We learned that the
sol, that most occupied his astsation
during his abseaee vas precious listls
ftnsIe, wsighing about nins peanas.
Well, ear partner has been q hia old
niaks sgsin-fsmaking up tAs mail. -
Tais time howsvsr, be hes not bean fool
ins Is, and he has really added to bis
hsaSehOld a Aais-~-a real live ssDoux-
IS DsnOsEaa'-s Sqaassex sovsrsisa,
he result Of tie adopaiaa Of he saEa-
y,saise measures and Of his regulating
ka domestic affairs in kis 0sSm w&y-A
Tn pound babys all told, RFSm Tia ua-
yarsllslai success that our partner msess
il aaking up sAe nail; we nominate him
for Post Master, and shall urge bis ap-
when that olses becomes va
;4as in this city, either by death, res.
gzstion, or otherwise.
The Junior - 90 veil pleased with aim
eli, and tina balance Of his family, that
le goes about the olses singing 10 him-
Elf: i
\ ehAEgs 10 kssp Azvs,
a BoT ts Eock ahd whale
a EEARLx jSb 81 haAa,
o. @AkiaE Up TIE Eail.
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ENCORPORATEoN N0rTCE.

Notice Ia hereby giEea, % kha ksrmatieA
ct Company under tha General TneeFpo-
ration Law cf the State OF Iowa, called
the Council Bluffs and 81. JasaRh Railroad
CoGpahy, and doing haasaess under said
nanas = f. SO - p -
The principal place Of traasaeting bus -
aess Of said company Ii at COaaeil Rlafs,
Iowa.
The genera business Of the Company Il
the building and operating Railroad from
Council Bfuas 10 the Mfssouri State Aae,
with such branches 40 said Company may
from tima 10 time deem axpedienk.
The capital stock of the Company Is enc
million Of doli&rs, With the right 10 Increase
II to three mIilIonss TO be paid BY INSTALL
meats as the Directors may from time TO
time assess aad oraeEs preYidsa, such In
tallments shall not be demanded mora THAI
once In two moRths,, and shall aSs lat any
one tims,l exceed eve ger cent. d lhtiyId.
ual subscriptions,
This corporation commenced on the Isth
day Of May, 4. ID. 1855, 10 eontinne Fifty
years, with the right at renewal
The business Affairs Of ths Company are
to be managsa BY nins LsrsehogR, who shal
choose from shaAr owa namh&g, q Prssidsni
Vice President and Treasurer The Bear
Of said Directors, ahsii aiso saee4 seefe.
tary.
The election of Directors aad OssaF saa.
GERS Of the Company win taxa place an,
naaIIy On shs ID Moaday ek July.
Tha hlghsst amaNak q aRdslsEsAas D
1.-The EomuaERv, a8laEI not at any one am,
| exceed $3.50 200, unEiI Ia capital sseek 4
increased and aAali npk Ak asy sna time ax
eeaa two miisions Of dollars
Ths pFivase property " Secckhe1aakw I
sxsmps kEont Ehe paya&nt sS ths eagpogael
debts over and ahoSn tbs amaaak @a@ kF0a
such stockholders On theiT stack4
s. r. EuGK0IsT.s. Pruaa2eae.
HORACE EVERETT,
glea President
/ 3. 8. CuRTfS, Secretary
oaunsli Bialfs, Iswa, guIy ., 1857. n
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! IA hereby given, that 4 will, In aeeSs-
Aanes with an act Of the 4ensgai Aasen-
hay &c the State q lows, approved March
Cd 1885, znsika3d e A Aek pzpvialng Tor
the maaagsnshk II the school find and
srhaol hand ~ and with The joint concur
renee oe tha Township TFastsea Of Kane
Towmsaaips oaer ID pablle aaesiah % To
highest bidder, Ga the R5th asy Of Eogsm-
Der, 1853, nc tsas oises u the Ooanky Judgs
81 possaWattamis e0ansy, Iowa fha sol-
lewfng lans's ko-wtk1
The Worth Aalf sk ssesian saxkssa Ii
sownahfp nnmher sswensy@fear norsh "
range number forty -shres west.
Also, the NoTth half ct all ths unsosd
lands IN ssStiaa sixssaas IL safd Kans
T0@nSAap.
gaid bands h0s 20 be cold kor less khaz
thu appraised waams khsEsaf. One-tha9d
| 10 BE paid In nAsAaas, Aaa ne 6agames ~
! 8 credit ak aan yaaxs. wAsh imsaKam& III ~
faka Of kaa peg eeak. paa aa@HaEs paYaazl
JOHN e saKRAAAms d
EammAw 1naae.
ssEAx Assa @
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

Gov. Banks or MASSACHUSETTS,, Ar
gAeKRD By MAD WoMAE.--GoV. Banks
visited the Northampton Mass. Insane
Asylum, on the 9th Of September, and
while viewing the inmates, Mrs. Phelps,
ths wsman who some years since wa
charged with poisoning her husband, and
aftsrwaRd became defanged, seized ths
Governor by the arm, and declared thai
ssshe would instantly drag him 10 exeea.
tion-~-it was useless % FasisE--sh VA
commissioned 10 hang him and must IL
it;;1 and, saitiRg the action 10 the word
shs ssised him By the collar, and pEoba.
bly hui for his eaTaeat resistance ant
the ssueiy aid Of Or. Prince, the com,
monwsslth would to-day have been with
ont ben Qhisk Excessive MagissRatss--
N, z. HsFaGd.
- Why II 8 hen sitting 90 the fane
| like . eagss Shs hAs head On ems sid
and . saf on she SkheR.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
!. Y. 2Eanaamam.

This gentleman whose superior Ds-
gusrrotypes and lifs-liks pictures took
The FIRST pEemium 81 the County Fair,
continues 10 lake pictures at his galley
II HaRg's Block.
To those who woald like 20 see them
selves as others SEQ them , We would
sa7. call On menienin.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
NOTICE

IL hereby giVsn, that will, on the 29th
Gay Of September next; let TO the lowesi re-
sponsibls bidder, ths following work to
wits
Ditch Ne. Q. In see. 50, township rs,
rage ~, 800 feet long, 3 feet wide al bot
tom, containing 100 cubic yards. This
ditch viii be let subject TO be increased "a
length, from 1900 to 1900 feet.
/ Di.eh No. IL. 90 sections Is q 10, town
ahip "a Exnge -, 1886 feet long. 9 feet
Wide At bottom, containing soS8 eabse
yards.
The slope ct the above bitches are 10 b.
outward from the bottom on each side, one
half horizontal 10 one vertical.
| The material to be deposited at least, II
inches clear from the edge az the ditch, and
on either or both sides, according 10 the IA.
Fectisns efthb Drainage UomDlssiRnev o.
| Engineer In charge. Also LaYee Ne.
situated In Broadway, extending from In.
| dian Greek Slough, to the River House
1880 feet longJ TO be let Ia four ssperat'
sections.
Section No 1. To extend from thu las,
stake In Indian Greek Slough, 10 statiol
No. "a. 500 feet long, containing 1885
cable yards.
/ O9[NASA wv - AAAANes4AA4& AtJ9s &8&&&&a
No. 81 to station No. 81, 9so0 feet long
centaining $3.50 cubic yaFda. s ...E
i Section Ne. 3 Extending from states
No. 81 te statioH No. 80, $500 feet long
containing a0A9 sabie yards.
Seetlon No. 4. Extending from station
Nc. 80 70 station No. So, 260o feet Iong
eouSaanins 4e4e cubic yaras. ~
Il Talk 1sves 10 be 20 Sesk vida On top, tfa
IeeHtre of which Ia 10 be Q inches hiEhs
THAN, and 90 true grade with the outs
Iangies ef the levse, tAe alops a the I'm
Ibankmsnt TO be horizontal to vsrti
tcal. The material 10 be taken from ditch
ea In each sids at tbs emhaakmsnt. Sal
bitches to be at least, Ia iaches clear kEoE
The bottom Of Ehe eHbankment.
The work to be completed within % day
from the day Of letting. Gaod and safsi
eiant bonds, In double the amount will B
required ali surety for the completion Of IA
ceH4rae4. The work 10 Be paid fer II %
ldnrs drawn npan the Ewamp Land EMns
aud payable II monthIy estimates.
4 DATED at CouReil ElHas, khis a0th day q
August, A. ID. 1855.
d. Q. JACKSON,
Drainage Commissioners.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

Samuel KBsppsr received by the EN-.
Ryland, 81 packages, and by the E. A.
Ogdsny IS packages Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps, which he is now opening in the
room between 0dicers l. Pasey's Bank
ing House, and Honn / AcClslland'a
Drug Store, See new advertisement
naYk uraak
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

We call attention TO the new advertise
nens Of this gentleman, in to-dsy's pa
per. He has just received his fall and
winter stock Of Groceries and Provis-
3ons, aud is n8w prepared to Eli any
Sire order on short notice and On sd
vantAgeous terms. His assortment Of
choice goods is large and nest Ieom-
P!ese, AMI We knOw good bargains can
Be had at his house. MIR. ASDRUs Is a
stirring ard Rids-awaks business man,
and We bssPeak Tor him 6 Fousing .trsds
during the coming winter.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
Wha IA a mlnmae .

We have received IssteFs from Frank.
fort in Montgomery County from OIL
subscribers complaining Of the non-rs-
esipt Of the Busgs for week or naoFs
after Ii Es dus At that ONCE. We know
that the BagEs ia plasad in the post elRo'
in this city on Wednesday Of each week
bat We ssanst say wAsrs d 10 delayed
or Al whAs what time Ii shouId arrive 81
Frankfort By due course Of mail. VIII
the POssmssseEs along the roats atssna
to this maEsarp
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
Eron ore An Nebraska.

We have been shown By Mr.. ATcnsox,
Agent of the Western Stage Co., q fne
speeimsn of Iron Ore, which be assures
US was found in NsbTRska--the exact To-
eahty wo are net at liberty 10 nHme.-
The specimen, in question was a remark
ably good one-ssid TO contain, upon
accurate examination, at least IS teE
cent. Of pure metal.
This discovery 10 another step towards
the Development Of the rich mineral re-
sources Of our Territory rmss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27
Gen. Ward a. murnasr.

Among ths distinguished stranger
who have lately been sojOarniag in Oul
city, Is this gentleman, the Surveyor,
General Of Nebraska and Kansas. Gen
BURNETT is 6 gentleman Of pleasing ad-
dress, highly popular in his new posi-
ton, and we'll qualified for the admins
tratian of its comprehensive and impUF.
tant affairs Omaha TsHAs.