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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-06
Carriage Repository,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
TIyHE ALyORD CARRIAGE MANU-
o1LMS Il FEATURING COMPANY, thankful
6S.eS5csL. for the patronage bestowed upon them
Nv the past wear, would announce that they
haze hand receiving from their manu- factory
in Connecticut good assortment Of CARRIAGES, con-
ssting in part of Barrouches Roekaways, Sliding Scat
top and top Buggie Of various patterns Light Spring
Wagons. with Concord Bugges &c all made OF
ToHHecficm Lumber, and in the most durable manner
Having had a long experience in the manufacture of
CARRIAGES. we feel confident that give entire
satisfaction ia durability, workmanship quality, and
price. We invite all wishing to purchase to call and
examine our stock. An trdrrdnted.
We have also a Shop connected with our Repository
for doing all kinds Of Carriage repairing short notice.
and in the best manner. Store on Main Street.
seI2lj-fms II. W. JONES. i1ent
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Stone! Sfouc! For sale!
IT1E nov oer al our quarry, two miles north Of
w Joliet, aud within three hundred feet Of the Ii
nois and Michigan Canal all kinds Of RrIbbie. Building
Fiagcing. and Dimension stone. from two inches iu
thickness up to thirty inches, and Of size color, and
quality surpassed hy none in the state
All orders for Stone, either dressed in the rough, 10
be shipped by canal rail viii be promptly attended TO,
and furnished prices to please the purchaser.
ANDERSON. SPENCER 4 Co
JAS. c. SPENCER, 4 HOCGHTELING,
l. BIEI'SfIL- ALEX. ANDERSON.
Min NnrDr,l1.r %
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Another New Lumber Yard -!
New Y,yrnber Yard.

fTJ-S'f fNFIcftOH fSr FfS-H'eF@ ana uechdasc~'
FENiiE best uf Lumber offered
u j. ready icr sale al the lumber yard of
T. L. POWELL co formerly oICui ied by r. SIzEE. II
comprises Urge quantity of dry. clear Lumber, Of df
f-r"Et thickness. Also all kinds Of common Lumber
Parry shin g!- Ll, Nails, Sash. Doors, ia short, every
thing necessary for complete building. We feel conf
dent from acquaintance and connection with some Of
the largest dealers in Chicago that offer better
Inducements buyers than any other firm in Ihe City.
Ottawa, June 81, ISJ1. Il. Il POWELL q co.
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B"en:. yl.s:, Floral !. Gardens.

at the residence Of W. H. ". Cusa'ldn, East Ottaaea
Always Tor sale, alarge supply Of perpetual Roses
all other kinds Towering house plants, Strawberry, To-
mato, Rhxbarb Cabbage plants, &C., &C., In their
son, and Vegetables Of al kinds. jun1+
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A MAN SHOT DY WOMAN FOR SLANDER.-
Some three months ago. Mrs. Nancy Wood
of Port Jervis, Orange county, N. Y, wo.
man having husband and family, goaded
to desperation by a man named jonathan
Eldridge. who boasted that he was her par
amour, publicly shot him with pistol, the
bullet knocking out some OF the fellows
teeth and inhicting severe wound Mrs
Wood was indicted for an assault with intent
to kill, and tried at the Orange Co. Court
last week. The jury, after an hours ae-
sence, returned with verdict OF acquttai.
which was received with great applause by
the audience.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
Cheap HrCaa.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

ES ssEsEEgss.s: SIrss'>ssS
gEs HE undersigned would e-tfJy inform the nha-
r. bitauts of ottawa aud vicinity that they now
prepared furnish tire choicest variety OF Crackers
such Butter soda. Lemon. Boston ysier. Aj~rnsha
a Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cake, Brown Bread,
Pe. &c. sc, ia good variety. Confectionery % the
choicest selection constantly on hand. AL kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made 10 order.
The subscriber having spared pains expense in
fitting y wagon for tc convenience and RrrollrIcit
tiuu of their customers aud te r.ic rally.
a5le faIui- anything ip their iu- those who
Thcs- wishing 'ht New York W -sJu cal daily
will please srnl their orders 20 tire y y Bls~-y-
the Po-' Ofics.
Remember fha place. in Hossack's Block, next
door wet of tilc Mat Market. Main street. send
ORD and tley will receive prompt attention
Tssp-1 - SIMPSON
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Mock no man for his snub nose, for you
can never tell what may turn up.
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the Daily Press, and Of course nothing is
left to desire in its general appearance and
typographical execution tAicago Press.
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1saEN STREET. lsAE4Es'.
EITCIIEE. - EiIHItS

fF aVI\t; 'orm- partnership in the hutciering bG-
- siuesS. solicit patI"rs.e &c al tie above stand
Betf. Snok ed Hams, Veal. Mutton. Sausages, Lard Tai
low Salt Pork bacouin short every article belonging
@ "a well regulated Meat Market always Cn hand
5ACos KEcHEsLY, fma. I'll GEO. v. MATTHIAS.
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yT.SS EnDn

III. l. | y l.. l. y.
MISS sOitD
rs nos receiving fine selection of MILLINERY
GOODS frr tine Fail aud Wis.-er Trade. her rooms
ia Ua--u,-t'~ LuiIduE o. ia-iie iHc Mansion House
Grateful her patrons for the i-s;. she sOciis
tiuUaIc- uf tlriT patronage.
straw T"au-t- cleaned to order. sepl2
-. rDrry
~ A. removed 10 the r"orn- over Mr. Iealy's BOO
! store, opposite Cook G.oyer's Law Onlce. SIad
Street SeI5
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
a. Ss. - ! : =f}EtEs.
HtNJFsClUEsl. % AZ. v,EgfTGEs og
Bread, cakes. I'M. Gr;,c;krr..


on -NsdjSO1, toiuHtjs .Nr.et. Ofta,or, NiE0is
Is prepared t. furnish at the shortest notg-. "a
- very superior article Of sugar Soda. Boston Batter
Navy Bread
A. do busiu-sson strictly Ca-h basis. and have
facility for Maauiacturin-I enabled T. sell low
; auy ,-hgr Hag-- IN the West
All ti.is uf IsH.y and M sIdue Cake t"It constantly
on hand AID mad e. Druer. luot-yl c. " SANFORD
TODncro - cigar NnnuGaCs0ry.
On L'f Siils f., 0He DOOr South cf Gi5soa 4 B~o's
SFsHE subscriber would inform tie public that lie j.
II uufscjUrnE aud keeps hand the best quality of
Va. Chewing Tobacco, Snuff Pipe Ac Wholesale and
retail. at r!srs favorable 10 customers Also, the af
Havana. La"Y-Ta, Cas-ad$i-, and ottsT kinds Of c.
gdTs. Farmers uid = who smoke ces. can make
great saving by buying Of ~ Wholesale, / can
sell better article, - less price than pedArs.
Please call my Nauufact0ry. door vest O! the
Post oG'c-. auS see for yourselves.
Ottawa, Nov 10. u. II. SCHNEIDER.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
e.. w, CHA ysEsE;gaIA7y.

Manufacturer Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds OF
Farm in:. tIp pEcuscnf- and Machinery.
. UCII Thrcshing aud Reafuc Machines, Power
= and hand Corn Shelters fauninS NILS Hay Cutters,
Piows arrows Seed Drills and Planters both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns OK Yokes and Bows. Axes. Hatchets. Shoves,
Spades Forks. Also, the celebrated Sod and Sub
Soil Plows and great variety of Others for breaking and
stirring manufactured Lockport. Joliet, Morris, Peru
and Palestine. The Premium star Corn and Cob NH,
Garden Ficli Seeds, all varieties, and
inc Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure
Also. large stock OF y. Y. Wagons, which
route for and will be for sale al the Agri
cultural Store, La Sale st.
Grateful former patronage, solicit the contnu
OF orders the present shall spare ef
fort make il object for farmers patronage. My
goods are all made the best material aud by the
experienced workmen. fmar2ll +. W. CHAMBERLAIN
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Miss MINER

vSTOULD inform tlie ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity,
w ti.s size has received her stock of SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS. all of which have been selected
with great and she will De happy to have ladies call
and examine them, whether they wish to purchase or
not.
She hopes by attention TO business, and io,c
BIices to merit a liberal share Of patronage. apll
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Why is praising children like opium ?
Because it's laudesum.
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Millinery :,E.E. Dress Making.
fts.,l

- ESPECTFULIi informs the ladies OF ottawa and VI
Z cufy that sine tIs- taken the rooms over Daniel
i-aly's Boot Store Madison s. f-E d"OEs west Of
Culu,bu- Ottawa where -lr Soiic- orders Ia all that
r-rraius the Millinery Trade ia the line "l Dress
Making. Cutting. FITTING. &C. Her stock Of Millinery
G00Is has been selected with much care, and will be
nu.d ,fp.rior. Having lad thorough instruction and
experience tf- business she i confident Of being able
to give perfect satisfaction jUH2T-tf
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[rX ErHf ysarkof

nEEF. PORK MUTTON. &c, &c. the best the country
i } produces 70 he lad AT Sol. Deg-Hs Meat Mar
ket. of Main and Columbus Streets, ia Cushnan
old stand eas, Of re Mansion House. The patronage
tie public J. respectfully solicited
Ottawa October 81. sol. DEG EN-. PcoDr.etoy.
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

iE undersigned having purchased the shop aud stock
i ne"e' Finley. where he intends to carry GD the
on more extensive scale He has on hand and
,s IN receipt OF the best quality of American, tia
nan ai fyP.an Marble, for Head stones, Tomb Stones,
MonuiIei,s, Mah'ies Furniture, &c As he has some of
the best ~orhmeh IN The he feels
sured tat he can get up anything in his line superb
he will give al those who favor him win ,heiv sunnors
entire satisfaction. 'T'
y. y Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended, 20, JAMES WILLS
March :. 1855.
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EglcsxSkEsls,

nIs subscriber b-es call attention toh his Bucksein
Establishment Main st., next house west OF rla-
gi's Office. Tanned buciskns, all kinds of buckskin
gloves whip &C. alv, on hand and sold at low
est rTices.
Cnst, pnid for deer skins fiun1-tfl HENRY IAPP.
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CUAS. l.. BATES. VI. D.,
OK. s.<. HATH ts A.
I'S ttsi.-ifB ami .SUrsr@0B


Partf-r'ar attention given to surgery
J1rr iu Gibson & Brothers block Ia Sale
Sire ole Door south Eac Coles Furniture Store
s-r2F
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NEW MILL

gIyHR Exchange Mil Of Haskell Sample 10 nov ready
II to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satsfsc-
ton. Superior Flour for sale at .i times.
myi6 HASKELL SAMPLE.
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, - nl'Nris-T. Hampton. Es.i H. r Eirnes, Esq,
p E,f. , W. Mills. EsI-. J. G. Hath eway,
VI II y y stone VI d. WA. Cs.uln. ESQ. Jos Stout
VI ID. p = Ng''"rri-k. VI D. O. Harris VI D. T
Itay- " u - i'rir VI D. T. VI. Macarthur VI. d., 4
Dr. "hten / ii'e o;y manufacturer % Block or Sin
ge Testh ~ t- state west Ter Chicago. which he was
awarded the 1St premium al the Ia
Teeth inserted IN new and improved plan without
t'l- % Clasps. '
Roor.. in Dr. stouts Office in new Post Office b,,
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TliS< ais ,ST

MILL y J. Il y.
HISS AVERY
happy announce to the Ladies that =he has lust re-
turned from New IorE with another large and beaUt
ul stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, consisting Of the
latest ingoT'atioHs and prices that dei.es conpet
Country Mnliu~rs supplied with Pl.,erls and Straw
Goods %! every kind
IutIu.-s Hoods and Dress Caps
Flowers and Feathers, that and beautiful;
Lace CI4gut!rT-;
TaFt0n DIe-- skirts. for evening;
Lace Capr~ and ErTIhds;
Bridal WTysi'S.
Also beautiful assortment Of for the hair
Ribbons and Dr--- Trimmings.
Velvet and satin BLONDES ard Roses.
fll.r.4 .org-- OF II am and Columbus stree. or1N
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g.. Z. THOMPSON.

D-1IEEIN
Drugs, P.'t~1,t N.dirines, Prints, Ods, Tdraisf,>
EUe StsTN, str., de-.
Eetw-en Glover & Cook and Eeddicks Block.
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!. The resl John; known on
iy to bis Maker.
:. Johns ideal John; never
the rca, one AMI o.,en very
unlike BIN.
3. Thomas's ideal John ne
yer the real John, nor
Johns John, but often
unlike either.
Il. The real Th0m1s.
D FTL........' I'll Z. .-.-,..,.-
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Drugyisf, BlDl-ssyer. 1Hd !S',ri1Hsr-OffdIrG. m.
serD1d store ia NattHger's bloC- south side % the
house
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07
The CamaeER.

In looking over California fles we and
thAs Lieut.. Beaie, with fourteen camels,
arrived al San Angeles On The sth Janu-
ary. The appearance Of these uncoaih
animals created great excitement among
the people. The animals under Lieut..
Bea4s have all grown quite servieeabie,
and most of them are we'll broken to the
saddle and are very gentle. The BuIIo-
tin says:
All the camels belong TO the one hump
species, except one, which is q cross be-
tween the one and the two kinds. This
fellow Is much larger and more power
ful than either sire or dam. He 10 q
grizzly looking hybrid, camel mule Of
colossal proportions, and weighs 1900
pounds TheiE drivers say they would
get fat where q donkey would stsrvs to
death. The Camels are now on their Re-
turn 10 the Colorado river, for che par
pose Of carrying provisions fer Lieut..
Be"ie and the military escort, Who it is
cor Jectured, will penetrate from thence
70 IS far as possible into the Mormon
country. Afterwards Lieut.. Beale will
retlrn By the new wagon route that he
has surveyed, to verify it, and so on TO
Washington. He is expected to reach
the capital before the FIRST Of March, in
orCer to lay hia report before Congress,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07
d The Ufah war

St Louis, March 23d.
The LeRYanworth Times Of 10th says
yesterday morning two companies 81
Infantry and two Of Cavalry Left the Fort
for Utah. They number about $50. ThsY
design oVertAking Col, Hofnsp and es.
ooEt, supply train Tor Jshnston's aTmJ
from Ft, Laramie. This train consists
of l60 heavily laden wagons.
1hs Republican publishes extracts
from q private letter from Johnston to a
friend ia this sity, dated February Sta
Il sagsi HHs has resaiEed no sommuBi.
cations FROM tha government since thC
22d Of October, aaa Complains that tbs
contractors take more than thEes Rontkl
to carry the mails to Utah, whsa the con.
tEact says il nast be doas n0athly."
Johnston describes the march to CAmE
Scott, and csmplinsnts tha troops.
He says thas the Mormous have "a ful.
ly aS woFda and actions can manifest
their intsntians, declared thai they viii
no longer submit to any goyarnmeat bal
their own, and that the people Of shs
Union must submit To ths asurpation Of
their territory, and have government
erected in EhaiF midss, acknowledging 40
depsndaRos upoa Or allegiance 10 fOdes-
NJ authority OF act with Figor to compel
them to suceomb, and expresses The hops
tAat every axagtion viii Do Rlaae I'd for.
ward supplies early ia the sprsng usldal
q gutneisns guard 1f mounfad men.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

4 yerdens young man entered i fancy
store in acity, lately, while the lady pro.
VFietor VISA arranging los oe pegfamasy,
She inqairsd Of him ffhs would aog Ike
70 have some mesk-haga ID paE In hgs
dra@eEB- After an sxaminstIon ok shs
article, be told the young lAay that W
did not wear drasesrs aaA Wmasaa q
know il L woaldn't Do u @essf fhsa u
his paasagocss.
fsYoa nssd htsls sun ana air. = said
physician 20 0 maidwm eAaians. sfff
do, !" was The eats EsPlys 4 I'lI wais kisl
gel married.
A DaEshwoman frum 90 imas1inr sali,
ed as prinsing ofRsa. anA desired 20 ads
vsrtise her pony, which ha1 stioss his-
saif malt . aam fEia&y vaa m0osh, ana
ssriks zasas faRss vsR bed ri hiis Aind
ksss.v
ssHow 10 yea aaa yvas azasnds sss
a0w ~ sasa an sxalsaaa Yoai ssaa ih -
ef aux VI sskagm Saa1ass u d xa4sas irsiaM
bls mamhas aa ne asksaa pNzsss =
gappesa . sAaa ths IaAasa swm 8wea d
Ilaaasas Ala wAam - ss6 lizksa b
aegs. y
nI.opk oAa ges paias II ~ sss md
vhaa sAs kalleH asaa n - ~
s. - easss - - - ssl.ss.
RSmasRs amz Il aaa Aas ssssh amasa
mass he = szazs go II
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

CAEARY BIRDs.-There is an assooia-
tion composed Of about thirty pars ons,
mostly Of Germans, in philadelphia, who
slm to improve the breed of canary
birds, and their thirteenth annual exhi-
bition was held last week. The Ledger
says:
The association does not import the
birds directly but purchase them from
the importers, Of whom there are but one
or two in this eitE and then breed them.
The trade is confined principally TO Ger
mans. The bird importers usually start
aboqa the first of August, and after hAy-
ing made their purchases retarn in tbs
course Of a few months. The great ma
jority of these binds were obtained from
Belgium, where they are bred in houses
By the peasants, who raise them in hoas-
es as q pastims. There are what are
called sFlong" and "short" breeds
Birds Of the long breed are procured
from Brussels, Antwerp and Lsits,
where they sometimes obtain extayEganE
prices. Their cost depends upon the COL
OF and sh&ps, tbs pure goldan yellow be-
ing most esteemed. They aEs anly assd
for the purpose of breeding, aRd oEasn-
tines sell for SO pair. The short
breed 10 raised by the people Of sGhs Hastz
Mountains. Nest 10 the Belgian the
Frensh bird 10 most priEed. The ssm-
men or original canary 10 the lowsss In
the scale Of value. z.-
Tha trade in thess birds il said 70 be
vssy extensive, the yssrly sales ayeEag-
ing aboas S 900 pairs the price Of which
varies considerably, ths best bringing
from $8 to $40 pair, while the eommon
eanariss may be had as low as ~ per
pair. Il may BE- safely said that co.
900 is yearly expended in this city for
shess birds and when the sale % 9th
CT birds 10 taken into consideration, tha
/ amonnt viii swell "a SO 600.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

q Paul Norphy, Of New Orleans, the
great chess player, has challenged, thEo'
a COMMITTEES Of che New Orleans Chess
Club, Howard Stanton, Chess editor Of
the London illustrated News, and the ac-
knowlesiged king Of European chess play
srs, to visit ksw Orleans Aad engage Ia
n tilt with him for S5 600 sids ! the
winner Of the aEst eleven games 70 be
thaviGgor the limit of time TO each move
thirty minutes Mr. Stanton 10 h&vs Ihs
right, IL be wishes, 20 sit twice day, i
hcaFs at each sitting and shS'd he lose,
to be allowed $1,000 70 cover his expons-
es in comiug 10 this country and return
ing 70 Loadoh. j
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

CuscE-REIS 4 ToHTURE TO HORsRs.--Is
is cruel 90 fasten horses head in any
position, even a natural one, much more
at an unnatural and uneasy elevation
Yet many persons do not like TO see q
horse standing, drawing or travelling,
unless his head is raised to fashiona-
ble or high position. 1t is very fStiga'
ing % horse to have the cords Of his
neck thus oEampsd and for hours OF q
day at time. Besides be cannot traVei
so easy, or draw 90 much with his head
eurbed OF fastened. And If be trips OF
stumbles, he cannot gain his footing 50
easily as whsn his head is free. IL per-
sons desire & abort rein or check for then
horses, they should be made so as to be
as easy as possible for the horse, for it
is unmereifui and cruel to afEiiet and
punish q horse thus for no offence what
ever. The Bride rein should have elias,
tics in it, one upon each side, SO IS te
yield when tho korss trips, or stfaiRs 60
draw g load.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

W011nn nAs no isaSagaA gsaGa more
baWisahiag kAan o swses laugh. Il leaps
fgom hsg heart IN nlsax sparkling rIils
ana tbs hsaxt thai baaxa IL Essls hashad
IN sAs exhslaghsing spring. IstaEns ths
prose o. hes. hfs inae poetry; Il aings
howsxs Of suushins, asag shs aaFksOEhe
weed III Which We ars travefing; ID touch-
% With light eTsn sax alaap, watch ls 20
mogs tha Imags oR asaah, kaf Is sonsasa-
sd WITH daaaIas, thas ara shadows oE Ina
meEtaiisy.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

FuE UrAH.--Capt. MoGlRnis is snEolI-
ing E company at Indianapolis, and Capt
Sweat, al Lafayette, Ind, TO be rendered
to the GavernmeRt for volunteer service
IN U tah.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

c. The city Of Jeddo, the Capital af
Japan, is said to be, without exception,
the largest city in the world, Is con
tsins ly500 900 dyellings, and the un-
paEalleled number of ,000, 900 Of pso-
pie. Some Of its streets ara sixteen ris
in length, which Ia equal 10 shirsy-swo
English miles.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

n Ftx--Ths other day as Chang and
Eng, tho Siamese twins, we're going to
Charleston, the Conductor of the cars
made fuss because they did not each
have a ticket. The gentleman who had
charge Of them said that they had ALWAYS
been carried on the ticket Of single
passenger. The conductor replied that
they were two persons and occupied two
seats J they must therefore pay two pas
Sages. avery wsll," said the gentle
man. 81 will give the ticket to Chang,
and you can put Eng Of the cars" This
brought the conductor to his senses, and
he knock ed under.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

An Ex-PARsoN CowHDED. 1880 The Mem.
pills Appeal of the 25th alt. says:
Joseph W. PsndsE WAS caught up with
and severely cowhided by Felix VI. Rob-
ertson, at The Grand Junction Oh the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad On
Sunday. The difficulty originated in
PeudcT's ill-treaement Of his wife. Tkis
Pender has been expelled from the Bap-
tist church (in which he was formerly 3
minister, and from all decent society.
Had justice been done him be would long
since have received q coat Of tar and
feathers and been drummed out Of the
cOuntTy.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

GThe attendance at the Daily Pray
sr Meeting il Sg. Louis has become so
large, that the use Of one Of the moss Ca
paci Jus halls in the city has been secur-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

Ia Belfast, Ireland, a street sweeper
named David M'Camley, when at work,
commenced 70 cough, and after little,
e1Peetorated a worm, 7 or inches long,
and nearly the thickness Of a persons
finger. When on the ground il moved
about in a lively manner, and appeared
to be IS much at home as in its previous
abode.