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EAESM TOMAT0ES-a large stock 81 superior
= Sosins, for sale 1.-the BEE HIVE.
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fr Take cross old daddy, and figh-
ty young girl Of seventeen. Stir them up with
young mar. with a pair of moustaches.-
Lock the Young girl in thefonFth story back
room, and lock the young man out. Result
-0uappesrsnce Of young girigbstween two
days; total depravity of young man, and
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, Dissolution!

NHK COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
4 ING under the name and firm OF GREENE,
WEARE BENTON, 10 this day dissolved bymu.
tuai consent, BY the withdrawal Of GEORGE GREENE
ana JOHN WEAnE, JR., they having disposed Of their
interest in said House to THOMAS II. BENTON, in !,
and JOSEPH J. TowN
The business will be conducted heretofore By
successors, BENTON L TOWN, who assume all
liabilities OF the late Arm, and 70 whom all debts due
the same, must be paid GEORGE GREENE.
s'-N JOHN wEABE, JR.
hs5 .ssz--z g.sgEs g4r - THOMAS II. BENTON, in
Council Bluffs, Iowa. August 10Th 1897
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$4,000 1tHs-.DDt 1US q D1OHI Guy 9s.E -.
THE NEW, ELEGANT, FAST AND COM.
= MODiOUS passenger steamer, OMAHA, Andrew
Wineand Master, J. J. Wilcox, Clerk, will run a
regular packet for the above and all ncmedeie points
on the Missouri river Patrons can rely upvn her con.
tinuing the trade during the entire season.
me Omaha having been placed In the most unexcep-
honable order for the trade her officers hope that by
strict attention to the co Of passengers and busi-
ness, u merit liberal share patronage fron ship
pers and the public generally.
s5Say dIs ssS2 50 ts5EgA.swlNRLAND, Master. Ss
.as. J. J. WILCOX, Clerk.
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Floresac6 0cket. Il
For Florence. 0ziaAa city, Cswpeir na.fes.
Bellevue, st. Mnry14WyGmIne CITY, LffeIeIl
Brownsville. LEVEL. Oregon white Cieud
Iowa Point, Savahnah. s.. Joseph, &C., &C, I,
lseox,s., 4. TINE ENTIRELYNRW SWIFT
ana elegant passenger steamer Mn
HIYB E-HA-HAs Capt Z. X. BAKER W. II
g Scndder, Clerk, WILL run as a regular
PACKER 10 the above and intermediate points, tuning
City trade surins the entire boatins sea-
Captain Baker thsnsful 10 fhe puslc for il, ve,v
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while nm
der his command hereby beSs leave to tender his ae
HnowiedSmenssnstS poiicif sfR hisnev hosf coz.
nuance OF es dnAdence and balrb,iake ftsiS5cy nm
firing cxertions " himself and officers 10 give fni
isiactien g those With Whose business Ia mav no
honoret seIAe 1iA<e-fA-hah was br3H axprcsssv -.
the Council Bluffs trade, under the special sune,~ss
OF Capt Baker, who has spared trouble or
to mako her number one Missouri River steamcr 80
begs to assure his friends that she is most
adapted to the 4WAnts ,of the river being NJ &C.,
sfrcuxth hght1ess 81 drsught easincsSof 1,uaas AZ
stc.l sPpiicatlona Of maehinery ~ must mAFe a
among The fsetcaes with cabin arraugementa ana a.
Communications Of superior order, and not exceea -
those ey brat in the river combining ali inc n,.t
modern improvements that safety comfort or plessrs
co0ld suggest, in Short all her uupoiutmenYx NOM
ing will be wanting belonging U those 81 rst cIass
JOSxPH MCINTYRE. y Xs4st. !
n2-u No. 50 Lecvee s Commercisi street
flERRNSVEARE-Ala large assoftuent or a, d
IL x,In haS ~s-~
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c. wH1rfxG, : +. ELLIOTT,
n J. S. MERRILL. 80 saw. 4. BURTON, sas =
!. y. MORRISON, 7. II. BESTon,
80 H. r. NoonE: HoCvEskh Nohafs.
The above Town Il SITUATED about halfway between
Council Biuas and Sioux City, at the terminas Of ~
Iowa Central Railroad three miles from good landing
IN the Missouri fvef and 10 surfoundcd faf - -
eye can extend with the most beautiful and productive
country il the west with Timber both hard and sos,
in abundance. ~ ss,r ri essf kfsS H5 sknis-Au. 4
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NCORPORATIOS.
The articles Of Incorporation Of The. Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Nebraska 1Fe,Ty Gompa-
I ny, are hereby modified to be as toltous:
ARTICLE LIST The corporators and their successors
named in the original articles Of this Corporation shall
embrace the fsloY powers, to-wt: They shall
and % sued plead implicated, have perpetual
succcssfcn grant aud receive by their corporate name,
and purchase and SELL hire and Lease property, Real
Personal and Mixed in all lawful ways. May have
Corporate Seal, may alter the at pleasure and
may make bylaws for the regulation Of their business
not inconsistent with the Constitution of the United
states or the laws Of this State. " shisass4
ARTICLE ID Capitol Stock Of said Company,
shall be sevcntydve thousand Dollars be divided
into shares of Hundred Dollars eac DO suscib-
cd for and transferred in the manner that the directors
ARTICLE ID. The corporate business Of said eorpo-
ration shall be managcdby board Directors Of not
less than i've nor more than seyen who shall be stock
holders; and from their NUMBER they shall choose
President and Treasurer, who shall hold their office
year, and until thslr successors ahaiibe chosen.
exclusive power to keep Ferry and build Topridsc
the Missouri River, at A point known as the
CLONE TREE FERRY opposite the City Of Omaha,
point said River, between the points viz: Midway
between the grade at the sI.one Tree Ferry"
landing in lows, and the Ferry Landing at Florence,
ana midway between said Grade and the Ferry Landing
ARTICLE 9th. II shall be the duty Of said Conpa-
ny to procure and keep suitable Boator Boats orere
river. at all reasonable nj a.itsble times.
ARTICLE 9Th So MnciI OF the original articles
conflict With these arsises y hereby rpsaic and tits
flrthet decared that the Capital stock herein name
Is . - segarded ell paid ibcins estimated value
o. ths rGperty oi the Company Provided uothing
herein contained, shall the power of the
Directors to make assessments II necessary 10 meet
sudden emergencies and expenses OF new boats or
Esos LOWE, lIEsnr B. cURrIs,
\. sDowss. .essr sAM'L - BA.llsss gr-Y
Jesse Mi,s Il. S,ty yss,.sn &. At.
s s.;;s S \. ssss a1'.s sss'ss
900 srsa r. orArois Just rs ssr h A.;
knn RAGS FLOUR superior brands, for saie
OUU at the zse5s s Ben Hlvn.a
On RBLs. sHRuP-'ass received and ics sal, sale st
IpRESH SALMONt-hermetically scaled-a hrge
los Just receives ' ed for '.le, = ne .,v,f
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND ,isz '4s-sS fsfA 81
~PNpor~ore1ao.1De
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so BAGS s OF Rro COFFEE. e r. ssa !. q.
IN BAGS CAPE coFFEE-,or sale !, IN. II
~ 3%475a s43 sf aSy 81 STAR STORE.
On BAGS OLD JAVA coFFEE-tor sale ii
~ the sH sl@ sH STAR STORE
7R HALF CHESTS rMPRRIAL rEAs-sor
~ sale nj tho ,%a1ta Ea#Js STAR STORE.si
Al HALF CHESTS YOUNG HYSON TEA
w for sale At the 4zrg ~ STAR STORE.
20 STAR STORE.
on BBLS CRUSHED SUGAR-for sale at the
~ - .ss - STAR STORE.
Ok BBLS WHITE COFFEE sUGAR-fos
~ SAFE AZ Inc ~ $50 STAR STORE.
Ok BBLs GRANULATED sUG sale
Ok n !. BEST GOLDEN sxaur.-ss al. 81.
10 ~ ssIs. BEI,cHER. srRg e :, 4. !.
OK BBLs OLD RYE wHfskY-,or sale !, Ii.
81 'ga5' STAR STORE
k0 BBLs STAR WH1SKY-for sale At the
w 3tA s@a ~ E TX STAR STORE.
A LARGE AssoRrMEyr OF sRANDIEs
"A for sale at the = s9s t STAR STORE.--
on BBLs BEST CIDER yINEGAR--sor sal.
~ At the .u 4s ar Al STAR STORE.
OK HALF HBLs TAR--ia sale ...hes u h
~ STAR STORE.
Ok ssLs siAckEREI--asr sale !. che aes
90 TIERcEs RICE ier sale .. me y. :. III
KIM SACKS sALT-sor sa,s At the
OOUsferq 1854 s9l,.Te SIT STAR STORE.
10nn HAnls--sor sale atthe efiR sgsi Ss4sa
AVN III s4Esai saia STAR STORE.
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"A THE CITY MILL-CoUNCIL BLuFFS-
IA 900 sscks ExfRARAAfLr f10CM &yssEstL
Also large quantity OF Mitaiings shorts ma Bran
The highest market price in CASH paid for Whear.
p9u, "1Sss'
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CtAPS-Cassime re, Cloth. Oil siik--beautifnl STYLE
~ for sale at the BEE uivr
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..szta5szC. Il. HAGGERTY sl
HAS sorExED on. gPRxR RRoADwAY, orPo-
II site the Store Of C. yoORnlS, . - 49, 4
Bakery 8 Confectionery
Establishment, where hewilt be pleased 10 meet his
y Ne win Keep constnntty on hand fREsH BAKED
Bread, Cakes, trse,kesyth Candies Fruits,
Oysters, Sarditcs, HOLSTERS, Pickles, &c.
. ns1-sn SO Essa - aSi c.E. HAGGkRrr.
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gISMECO-PARrNERSHlPH Observation-Disclosures
L under che name and styie of KUHN 4. HA0GER-
TT, 10 this dsy dissolved by mutual An ac-
counts against the above 6fm, will be paj by CYRUS
G. KUHN and alt emands due said ARM Will be pavs-
BILE to CYRUS q. K.HN-whp will ccniinue tho busi-
at the old stand door West ofthe Post 0nice
A., CYRUS c. KUHN.
C. Z. HAGGERTY.
Council BluNs, August 29-nls-u
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f1EkENSWAkE-A largo assortment or 10
~ styles, car he found at the BEH HiyE .
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Il quality, for sale 1.-THE BEE HIVE,
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

HARD TlMES.-The past winter has been
iet oy Inc most of the people of our country 10 one
VIII deny' and yet were lint for these hard times
Ior 'he last year. where would ask, would all kinds
"a SPecu9'iois 1elch up TO, particularly in Western
anus! For The last two years. Iron, Leather Coffee
sugar MOlaSses, Flour, and on got beyond all rea-
sun IN prlcesi and in fact nearly everything we eat
drink and wear felt the effects of that wild spccuIa
on While the poor mechanic, his labor is the last to
ieel lne rise Had The hard times kept off one or two
years longer, the result would have been: q coat
would have cost double its present price, and so il
would hove been with hat q barrel of flour gallon
Ol mOlasses pound of sugar coffee, and so on and
nouse'rent not excluded; 10 leather need 4 say
II raises equal with the land specuatons and br Tins
ume' Boots and Shoes would have been double their
present prices; but the hard nes that great eveer
S"l9 stop 10 these wild specuat OF our countrv
u 10 40 IL, II shook trade of all kinds 10 It's very cen
tre' winch caused many articles forced into the
aTkel ana then The ready cash brings them down TO
d low hguro. A few days ago | bou ght 2j cases of
Ioo's ana ohoes lower IN prices for the quality than
ever bought before; and since have been in the
ooe business never had Boots and Shoes that cOuId
sell as low iOr the quality as can this present time
ne readers will remember that is talking pretty loud
ot u.s. yet lmean il; the Shoe business this Spring |
VIII STIR up with long pole until il fairly hOWs n |
y TO The readerl am selling Mems long Boots of good
Material and strongly made, for 81 so per pair and
men lne and also coarse Shoes for only ?7J els pair
ma Misses Calskin heel Boots for MY 81 cts n pair
~ OF good material and made we'll Won Would saw
shaw If they were worth anything could get more
or lhem and yet you would tell the truth in SO saw
ng. But it is we'll known fact that our mode of do
g business, Is small profits and quick sales-lheteby
nrnng money over ten, and then it counts we'll /
nose who are in of cheap Boots and Shoes will
all at tLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store west Second
IeeiI wilmington, De.-mOre commonly known as |
ne wall Street of Whining ION where Boots and
noes are ON hand to fit from all Infant to Giant
A liberal deduction made TO those who buv 10 sell
gam Our next advertisement will be mostly TO The
u'es. apis
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13

SUDDEN DEATH OF UNITED STATES SEyAroR =
iioh' JOSIAH }. Evans United States Senator from
south Carolina, died very suddenly in Washington,
on Thursday night. lie occupied his seat in The Sea.
ale The previous day and exhibited no symptoms ofan.
preaching dissolution. Mr. Evans was about GO wears
Oh age ana had been Senator for five years. With.
III comparatively brief space oftime South Carolina
mas lost Two Senators and Representative by death
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
Rheumatic Cure.
LIE t the A fflicted Read

The following letter was received by a prom,nen,
citizen Of Smyrna, recently. Read it-it speaks for
ITSELF Mr.. Martindae is of the Trustees of tho
Poor in Kent county, and well and flvoraby known
throughout The State. WIN. ii. START.
CAMDEN, A pril 18th, SO
Dear Sir-With pleasure | give my experience in
the efficacy Mr. Starts Rheumatic Medicine Having
had inflammation and swelling on The first Joint OF one
Of my fingers. which threatened to be of very serious
nature, applied some of The Mixfure at night and
found it much better the next merning whom | again
Ised the remedy. The Two applications cured il efIec
tually.
My wife, through a checked perspraton, had one
side Of her neck very much Affected That she could
not turn her head without pain. | rubbed her neck
with the Mixture, and it cnredIt with twice rubbing
In few days. the other side Of her neck was in the
same way. from being Over-warn and sitting by a
window in the air; and repeated the Of the mix
ture with the same good effect.
A young man, Mr.. Willilm CarrOws' son. had very
long and painful spell of rheumatism, and let his
mother have the Mixture. It. result ted beneficial
ly-and the young man, having recovered says il did
hlma great deal Of good
Yours, respectfully, THOS. MARTINDALE.
" William II Starts Rheumatic Mixture is for sale
at the Drug Store Of J. r. IIOhccker Smyrna and by
Druggists generally thrOug ghOGL the Peninsula.
s,TEvery family should have bottle.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13

METHoDIsTs IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
The third annual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church in Kansas and Nebraska was
held at Topeka from the 18th to 10 of April,
Bishop James presiding. The church returned
1923 members in Kassas, and 787 in Nebraska
an Increase gilmore than hafin 1857. There
are 90 local preachers in the two territories-
Forty- one itinerant preachers were stationed
IN Kansas, and twenty in Nebraska, for the en-
suing year.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
DRY GOODS!
Watches, Jewelry & SiIvcrware
Samuel A. Mansfield.

SUCCESSOR TO THOMAS J. MEGEAR
NO. ~ North Second Street, corner of Church
Alley, Philadelphia.
EA pERS0NS IN want Of RELIABLE TINE.
EAAI PIECES, are respectfully inYlted 10 ex
HsAA4sa allne Iny stock OF Fine English and Swiss
Watches, which have been selected with great care
and will be sold at low prices as at any other store
in the city. q DecIO iv
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13


ANOTHER TELEGRAPHIC ENTERpR1sE Tho
Paris correspondent of the New York Com
mercIal Advertiser says:
Ihe monopoly which will be held bv the
owners OF the great Atlantic telegraph. if the
PROJECT succeeds, has stimulated the formation
OF another company, which is working in
secret out actively, for the laying down of
anothcr telegraph, from Boston to the Azores
ana from the Azores to LisbOn-a route uuite
as snort In Its longest distance, as the other
and quite as practicable. Lisbon is in insto ~.
taheous connection with all the capitals of En-
rope, just as much as the Irish port at which
the northern cable will stop; so that it will DOS.
sess exactly the same Advantages as the other {"
VF The Post Office department of France,
recently undertook to instruct the common peo-
pie how to arrange the supcrscription of their
letters; and Issued. circulars telling them to
initiate the following style. "Monsleur Gran
champ, lawyer, Mablly, Beaune" MANY ig
norant persons have followed this direction
literally, and more than three thousand letters
have been put into the Offices addressed to the
imaginary " "Grauchamp," but ofcourse intended
for the friends of the writer's.
FIRE CRACKERs.-The American juveniles
will be rejOiced TO learn that there is somo
prospect of an abundance of Chinese fire crack
ers, which will bring prices down from the
rates current last year, in consequence of the
scarcity then produced by short supplv.-
From July Ist, 1857, to Feb. 26, 1858. there
were shipped from Hong Kong to the United
l40.36l boxes Of fire crackers, against 42.97S
in The previous year, and S5,32O boxes in the
year before that.
TIE KANSAS BILL.-Gov Walker saws this
bill will be defeated by an overwhelming vote
of the people of Kansas, &c.
Mr.. Stanton concurs with Ex-Governor WAL
ker's views, and is about TO start for Kansas,
where he viii, he says, exert all his influence
with the Lecompton men to reject the offer thus
made to them to come into the Union under the
Lecompton constitution. He thinks Kansas
will, next fall, have population OF $4,000
Corr. Of ". Y. Com. ADD.
! 0~F Doctor Mustard, son of Rev. G. ii. Mus.
tard, of Lcwcs, Del, has been appointed surgeon
on board the Ship SaraHac of Copes' Phiadel
pha and Liverpool line which sailed for Lv-
crpool on Thursday the 20th uIt.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Five Dollars Reward.

Strayed away from the premises of the sub
scrber, about the 9Th Of April, medium sized
Buffalo Cow, red and white, with dark streak
down her rump. heavy with calf, or perhaps de.
lvered by this time. Any one returning said
Cow, or giving information leading to her re-
covery, will receive the above reward.
ALEXANDER c. LATTOMUS.
Near Blackbird, Del, April 2lst.