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81 books Address
DUANE RUL!SoN. Publisher, 4
No. 80 South Third St. PHILADELPHIA -
March 81, lSJS-3m.
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Garden and Flower Seeds.
III. A. DREEis,
IL e ID nj 4 y Nh III RfST

3221 Chestnut Street. Phlhdeiphm.
OFFEES a large aud well selected Stock of
" GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS. principally
OF his own growth. and all the novelties recently
received from Europe Attention is called 10 the
following choice varieties of
VEG ETAI5I.E SEEDS:
Among the Peas. the following can be recon-
mcnlcd: EXTRA ElGLY DANIEL O'RurRts. the
best early Pea in EugInl; Extra Early Tom
Thumb. only 10 inches high. aud productive.
Champion of England Harris NJ mmoh Iwlr,
Marrow Coles Crystal White Celery: Eaily Purs
Cauliiiowcr: Extra Early 14ruip Beet Early
London; and Wunigstldt Cabbage; New Imtcf.
mediate Carrot early Dcmisons Scarlet Ridish ::
Foice Stand Tomato; sci,l and fine iiavor'd Ger
man Wax Pole Beans. polS entirely Srin.lrss
tender and delicious; orange. Bradforl. and
pomnria Water Melton. with many other new aud
desirable varieties. with all the old approved and
standard sorts His stock of
FLOWER SEEDS.
comprises all varieties suitable for the Garden or
Grcen House many eAtirely new and rare
varieties. ALSO,
GRASS SEEDS:
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS in great
variety; Books on Horticulture. Agriculture and
Rural Afairs; FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
TREES. Choice Ever Blooming Roses dis col
lection having taken the first premium for four
successive years Grape Vines. raspberry. Law
ton Blackberry. Currint. HOoScbcrry and straw.
berry Plants Of ali the most approved varieties.
Mammoth Rhublrb and Asparagus Roots.
.y'Ju<t Published. M. Coverings Expert
mcnts in Sugar Making from the Chinese sugar
Cane. Prize 10 cents per copy.
Catalogues forwarded by mail to ali applicants
March H. 1898
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n. $. AsNYEsgiNCE'S
Paper, Printers Card

AND ENVELOPE WAREHOUSE,
MO. 4o5 COMMERCE. STREET. Philadelphia.
~ Cash buyers will find il for their intcrcs,
to call. Jan >. ISjS-ly.
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SPRING DRY GOODS.-WM. TORBERT
oNeXt door TO the Court House. would invite
the attention of buyers to his magnificent Stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry &c DDS. rich and new designs
of silks bl'ck Bilks of every grade, rich Printed
Grenadines, Chaldy, Bcregc, Delaincs, and Organ
dies by the yard, also, in robes Eoante, Byalcro
and n Quilla. Embroderies and Laccs; White
Goods of all kinds Mourning Goods Cloths Cas-
simercs and Nestings, Linen Goods Richardson s
and Barklies Superior Irish Linens, Baansly and
Irish Linen Sheeting, Satin Table Damask and
Napkins to match l!ucaback and Bird-Eye
Diaper, &c Cotton Goods of every description,
Gloves and Hosiery. apr II.
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Dental NOTIrE.

NJ II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this town, tenders his pro-
e-@sfcs sional services to the citizens Of
cJUG Elkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5--tf.
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above. worth from % to %
One of the above named lifts presented ia each
purchaser OF book at the time of sale, although
all books are sold at publishers lowest prices
The complete and classified catalogues may be had
without charge by calling or sending your adj
dress.
Liberal inducements to country Agents Orders
from the counry promptly filled and the goods
forwarded by express or mail same day. Address
e. G. EVANS.
439 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Pa
~ TO TIE PtBllC.-As there are many
Gift Book Stores advertised throughout the coun-
try. Mr. EVANS deems it just to himself and his
duty 10 the pmblic-inasmuch as hr originated the
Gift Book busincss-tO state. rs evidence of the
instability of many of such concerns. that they
ceal their real names from the public. and arc nd
vertising their business. under assumed ones. Mr.
l.. is aware that these various concerns published
us t;itt Book stores are calculated to bring the
business, estl blishcd by himself into disrcputc -
He asks of the public correct d gncnt il regard
TO his Gift Book Enterprise. for the honor intcs
rity and success Of which he refers to all the
prominent publishers in the United States Read
his Catalogue. [april }. lS.,S
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DIR. j. 8. ST1TE.
HENRY n, TORRERT.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, may always be
IA found during business hours at his Office
three doors east of the Court House.
Elkton, Jan 80, lS5S-tf.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

TIME most valuable Manure row in the market
\ is MiTCliELL Il CEUASDALE'S Improved
AmmGnacl
BONE StPER-PHOSPHiTE Of LIME.
IT not only stimulates the growing crop but per-
manently cnriches the Lard. 1t is prepared cn-
tirry by ourselves unler the direction Of one of
the ilrst Che mistS in the country ano WARRANTED
r'n" and UNIFORM in its composition 1t only
needs to be seen by the intelligent Farmer to con-
vince him OF lis intrinsic value as n permanent
Fertilizer. For sal" in large small quantities by
CROASDALE. PIERCE e. co.,
1Oi North Wharves, one door above Arch ST.
Philadelphia.
Md iy most Of the principal dealers throughout
the country alarch 20. ISjS-3m
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FLOWER SEEDS.
GRASS SEEDS:

comprises all varieties suitable for the Garden OF
Grcen House many cairely new and rare
Y.ririirs Al so.
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WIN TORBERT would call the attention
w of cash and prompt paying buyers to his
stock Of Dry Goods. which must be disposed of -
Extra inducements in price will be offered. Next
door Court House. Iapr 10.
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A GRICULTURALT MPLEMEN TS.-
"a plows and Cultivators; Van Wicklc's Fans
Corn Shelters, and all other Implements. For
sale by ii. 5. Sites.
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GROUND ALUM SALT: SACK SALT.
" for sale by II. 5. Sites.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-15

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Arrest ama EseaRs.

% Wednesday ef last week. OBS Mans
field, q notorious horse thief arrived in
town. Areward had been previously Of
fered for his arrest, on charge Of Mule
stealing. Some Of CUR citizens knew
him and little after dusk be was arres-
ted by Marshal Bryan, and was lodged
In the cottonwood for safe keeping
but not as usual, before morning the
prisoner made his escape. From the'ap-
pearance Of the Cottonwood, alas Jail,
it is generally supposed that be was aid
ed in making bis escape By persons from
the out side; bat of thai faea there has
been no reliable cyideRea discovered,
and it is disputed by many thas the pris-
oner made MS escape. Ii Is asserted that
he visa removed by an tNlegal process
issued by Judge Lynch and as it is said
that voices and some hard knocks we're
heard in the vicinity Of the Cottonwood
late in the night, We are disposed 70 be-
lieve that the prisoner was removed oy
the order Of the Court. Be that a. is
may, one thiag Is certain, the prisoner
is gone-the Jail 10 broke-andi Isis sup
posed that as1k has bean bE0keRs--
Whatever the decision Of the learned
Judge may be, or has been, we are salts
fed that the prisoner will not receive
greater punishmans than his crimes de-
serve, and We would not object If q few
more Of the same class wsEs turned over
70 has Houox 10 be deals With AOsozding
to that particular code, inasmuch as it
appears that the FCode Of Iowa Is Who'll
" ineffective and without force in such
cases.
At the time Of his arrest, he was fully
equipped with provisions and accoutrs-
ments, for the further prosecution Of
horzs stealing and rObbing. We also
lsarn THAI Mansfield had an accomplish
in town at the time Of his arrest, who
thinking ssdiseretion she better part OF
valor," made good time for parts m
known. Our officers should keep sharp
lockout Cor these villains and pesss Of
chs c0untry. ~
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asa NAG RFATss ~
Vegetable Life Medicines

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= - go :, 1850 - Nc s!ssa
- 4asAS - = paeaic sasssaag aaaa 9
&s ss4 - @p4 anaaShaaAs pEoteetfon ana
a@aas y PEopottLeh as Il becomes
- W sasn medicine ths. families Of
A4s oaAssa ssAAsss save aaag haaih Nor
az Z = a'aEA sa ~ 1sn rAekAT& blTTk RSs
~ re sAse sooo meg ave done - inesttma pie
LAs{ lave ,s Non nell nign taHae and hrHlY
essas'lsilSa ensrsfeE oy Their virtues alone
preaaepa sx pertinent 90 the EaitA OF the cred
a'9els.
IN ga gehsf az aefaaas eats Of the dagss~
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AGRICULTURAL.

1t will be noticed thas Our friends Of
Shelby, have made move in the right
way in reference TO the interests Of Ag-
ricultare in thsir eoanty. Amongst the
names interested thsrs in The vital sub
jeos Of Agriculture, We recognise those
Of many old and warm pioneer friends
who we are happy TO see, are walked up
to the growing Importance Of their eoun-
ty and shs Missouri Slope gensraIly.--
We will await with anxiety, the future
decisions Of Shelby, in references to their
Swamp Lands, or the aid they viii give
70 the great arssry-the b. & n. B. r,
shout to be opened up beEwixt the East
and the West.
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INTERPRETATION R0rEg5E

Notice is hereby given, Of the formation
Of Company under the General Ine0rno-
ration Law ck the State Of Iowa, called
the 0duRGil BluEEs and 81. 3ossph Railroad
Company, and doing business under said
name.
ina principal plscs Of trausseklng bus :.
ness ok sai1 compaay La al CouHeii Blaffs,
Iowa.
TIE gsnaFs business Of the Company ii
the building and operating a Railroad from
Council BI,,fFa 10 lie MEanoUrI seass Ane,
with baeh bFaHehes a. said Company may
FROM time TO Eime deem sxpedisnk.
The capital stock Of the Company q 0ns
miliion Of aoAgags, with the right 10 increase
Il TO three millionss to be paid ~ Install.
meats as The Directors may from dime ID
time asaesa and orders provided, such In
taganaants shall not be demanded more than
once la twe months land ahAH ncs Tat any
one Tina, exceed i've per cent. ofindivld.
aal subscription,
Tlits corporation commenced 90 the IsEh
day be NAY a. n. 1855, 10 eo1Einae 6fgy
years, with the right Of renewal.
tbs business sfalFa % The Company an
10 ID mznaged BY nine Directors, whoshaI
ehoaas from khsEz even za1mbeT, Prsalaanl
Vice President and TEeasgRsF. The Boa9g
Of said Directors, mall also elect Score
tary.
Ihe eleetioR az Directors and osaer ofh.
ears u the Company win take place an,
aually On the I'd Monday ak Jaiysas
Ths highest anaoanE 81 indebtedness q
tas Company, shAlf pot d any ems tIzas
axrssd $50 ,oQe, until taas capital stock
Increased and shali rot u any sae slsns sx,
eeed two millions es aollATs.
The private property % Stockholders d
exempt from the peynensoR tAe cogpcfaf1
dsbsB ever and above kha amoHnt dae fron
wsaeh stockholders ga their stock.
g. r. NuCKOLI.S, President.
HORACE EVERETT.
Yics President,
s. s. cuR1Is, Secretary.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, July 3, 1857. u
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At meeting Of the Board of Direct
ors Of the PoEtaWattsEaie County Agri.
cultural Society, held at the ofaes d
Msssrs CErSTox l. BALDWIN, in the town
Of Council BluHs, on the 7th day o.
September, 1858, L. W. BABBrTT, O
BALDWIN, d. B. CLAxx, A. B. NessTs, and
FRANK STaKET, we're present the Presi'
dent Il. w. BAHBIrr) in the chair.
The object Of the meeting was TO maka
arrangements for the " County Fsir'' il
October next.
On motion Of Prank SEKxkF, the s'Pub.
lie Gardenn in Council Blufs, BELONGING
to j. 3. JoHEsoE, was selected as th'
ground On which to hold said Fair. AM
DvB. GLARk, A. b. RoaRIss and J. B
LEWIS, were appointed committee to pre-
pare tia grOunds, and make other az
Engagements necessary for holding thr
Fair.
On motion Of G. BALDWIN, the Com
mittse, In conjunction With the Secrets
~, was authorized TO have the Sc Prsmi
um List" printed in hand-bill foEms 70
fer the use Of persons desiring to a&tsnt
the Fair, and 10 employ such other mean
as they may deen necessary 10 pvomOt
the objesss Of the Society.
On motion Of Mr.. HoKzIs, the sims 10
holding the County Fair, was Shangs
from shs a4th and 18th days o. 0usobe
to the 18Th and 14kh.
Ra&KK STKzxH rendered his rssignatiu
u me olEcs II Secretary Of the s9eiety
which vas accepted BY the Board
Whsssupon, on mesioa Of DIR. BALDwTs
WILLaAM Il. KIKsaAx, was appointed SsC
Rotary 10 I'LL ths vasAnsy.
On motion Of ASr. GlAKx, tha proceed
| inzs u shis meeting were ordered pub
lishsd in sha Bggles Aonpaasil aad cre'
cent City Oracls.
| Cd mosisn tEa Basra ahjomned.
/ L. W. BABBrTT, Prsssdsss.
/ FRAEx szkzzs, sscsssasy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ie LIP&AR MEYERk--
Whereas on ths IA ,aay Of NAV. 1879
the Sheriff ef FotS&w8 tanale county. Iowa
returned Not Fouhd % 10 q notice by
Mary Brown, requiring you 10 appear al
answer hsx pasikiaa, AEad Ia the Distriei
Court OF said county at ths nsxt taxul
thereof aud whereas, an exhibit OF Makd
return was made to said Court al the LAS
tsrm tnsreok, and the Court there ordssed
publication as required by law; now. there
foFes you are hereby notified that thsFs ID
On Gls In the Office Of the Clark Of said Dls-
tTiet Cegrt, the pekitaon oR Mary Brown,
claiming Of you ths sum OF thirteen han.
drsd (8ls00) dollars, as money dna on
| thres several pFomiesoEy notes, executed
By you TO heF 90 tbs Ord day Of April. A.
ID. 1881. Said petition also claims fhAi
all Of yssF TigAt, title and interest In ths
fellewing described real estate, viz:
Lots No. 10 & IL IL Black q. Perry IAd.
dtIioR On Broadway. y
Lets No. l2 Z - In Beck ", Perry Ad.
dftisn On Brozdway,
Lets No. 0 q I0En Block 90, Perry Ad.
ditloRs James q Hight 50. r
Lot No, II In Block 81, Perry Addition
James g. Hight. ~ Z
Lots 1 = . in Block :, Parry Aaaitioa,
James 4 Hight. '.....
u the city Of Cosneii Blahs, Towa, BE-
forever foEacIossd aad sold tc payI tbs
above claim. New unIsss you ap1sar aad
answer said petition an OF before he wlorn-
Ing % tie second day OF the next Terra %
the District Court, TO be begun and held
In said county, on the 18th day Of septsm-
Der, 1855, Judgment will be aniaFad ashinsl
yoas and decree entered as pxayed kol
In said petition, ~.
/ .. -. CLINTON i BALDWIN,
.-s Atty's Ger PlalntlR
I, c. p. kellogg, Clerk se said Court
ASTsby eE3zE the qualifications OF the fore
going notice to be made Ia tue JYhekIy
Council Btals Bagis, newspaper pFintec
at CSaRsil Bluffs, EoaF saecsssive weeks.
-.. @. p. KELLOGG, Clerk.
Aug. 10, 1865. a va
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Is hereby given, that will. On The 21th
day of September next; let 70 the lowest re-
sPonsibls bidder, ths following Serk "a
wit; w4sZ
Ditch No. Q. In saes, 90, township rs,
rage ~, SEQ feet long. 5 feet wide at bot
tom, containing 100 cubic yards. Thts
ditch win be les subject 10 be increased ia
lshgth, from 1900 to $500 feet
Ditch No. ii. ca sectioas ts & 10, town
ship n range IS, 1855 feet long, 2 fees
vide at bottom, containing 1866 cubic
yards.
The Stops OF the above bitches are to Be
outward from the bottom on each aide. one
half horizontal TO one vertical.
The material TO be deposited at least, IL
inches clear from the edge Of the ditch, and
on either or both sidss, according to the d.
rections pf the Drainage Commissioner or
Engineer In charge. Also Levea No. 2
Situated ia Broadway, extending from In
dian Creek SlaAgh, to The River House,
L2o0o feet longs 70 be LEI In four sepersts
sections
Section Nc Z. To extend frofn ths base
stake Ia Inaian Creek Sluagh, 10 station
No. 81. $500 feet long, containing 1884
cubic yards. ..
sNAkAJa AHSs G&NGtEAAl& 4GNE2 @A&h9QA
No. 81 10 station No. 81, 1900 feet long,
containing 1853 eubic yards
Section No. s. Extending FROM station
30, 81 to station No. 50, 900 feet long,
containing 6042 enhie yards.
Section No. l. Extending from staten
No. 50 10 station No. 50, $500 feet long,
containing 4S49 cubic yards. 5E,
This Levse to be 30 feet wide on top, the
centre pf whieh In 10 DO inches highes
than and 90 q true gyads with ths outer
angles Of the lsEse, shs siope Of the en-
bankmant to be 1 horizontal to Vsrti.
cal Ths material to be taken from ditch
Is IN each side cf the embankment. said
bitches TO be at least, 10 inshas clear from
TIE b0ttusa og ths gnbaukment.
The work 10 Ne cpmpEetsd within % days
from the day Of letting. Coed and sud.
Gent bends, In double the amount win be
required 81 surety for the completion ok ths
eeatrast. Ths soEk 10 be paid Tor ii or.
dsrs drawn upon the swamp Land Fund,
and payable Ii monthly estimates.
Datsd at Council Bluffs. tAis 30th day Of
August, a. ~. 1855. u ~
d. s. JACKSON,
81 =.
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rae aald Taargingn.

It is now gsnaEally bsliaYea by OuE
citizens, many u whom hare frisads al
the diggings lhatshe Miners ere making
from nine to sixteen dollars psz day at a
point only seventy miles FROM Vt. Lara
ME, and about six numbered and afty
miles from this place, and hundreds ara
preparing to go 10 the diggings. they
viii take the North plasss route a. be-
ing the nearest and best ROUTE Fifty
thousand dollars has been spent upon she
Military road from Omaha up .hs Platte
river, and all the streams running into
it on the north side have been bFidged,
and tue road is now in good repair
The Western Stage Company #s ara in
formed will put numbeR Of Ooaeh@s
upon this route in few days, by which
the Miner viii be able 70 60 fron this
place to the diggings, in about :sn days.
Persons residing IN Ohio, Indiana, L.
Inois and other States east Of Iowa,
wishing 70 make quick trip 20 the Dig
ings, would seOompliah their object By
taking a passage On the Railroad lead
ing to Davenport or Burlington, in this
State, thence by the Western Stage Com
paaY's Stages 20 this city, and thence via
the North Platte route to the aiggings /;
or from Davenport to Iowa City by Rail
road, aad thsnos by the Western Stage
Company's Coaches, via Des Moines City
to Council Bluffs, and thsnes up the
North Platte. By either Of the above
routes the diggings can be rssehsd from
the Cisy Of New York in TwEsEy DAYs |!
A glance al the Map Of the country viii
convince any one that the asarsst and
bsss route TO the iigg1ngs from che States
mentioned and those north Of them Is
Via COUNCIL BLUES!
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$50 = = kzts - - | !

| go = y - szsx ss - / ]
r. psssss ~ ! tseulsural assi.
! s. - I'D : Kass = ceasail Hals,
a i'll kssh sd Ia ags Il 0ssobds
naxs, a walsh sisass M assspaKs peEr
/ !. Aasiin pTsmiuma wiil - dssssibaesd
anaaae - KsrmEss Mssshaasss ed
gsask Grosefs II shs eouasy. 0ysg -
hanarsd aslasrs VII IL distributed
azaaAx aAs aaaiea ~ tho usunky, ~ pre-
snsnass fug Needle work, Bssaa, Pre-
sasyss, swass Msas, JslIiss -. Is. sd
4Aa ysang gsnalsasn a ~ aiag afss :
splsndid Bride snd Lady's Saddle 70
~ bsss ana mpst graesfal fssaaae sqaas-
sFsaa pEsssaa % sAe oesAssan.
Los us have = coed Fair. Tusn oua
evsryhoay, and bring spsaimsns OF sveEy
srsieas ca ne premiaza lisss along with
yea. AIsAeagh you nay think yoaz A.
tisle NOT az Tho arat quality, anA nOs en-
titled 70 prsmium, and weuia Dos an
siaipake getting enc, Add therefore are
disineliaed y exhibit Il, PEA osAsrs may
be more ralaesaaa shan yourself, and
yoar article may prove the best % sx-
labisiou, although nos ms besa in the
sounty. Yous neighbor nag nsgless 60
bring In their better article, ana lsAyeI
ths pFensinzn 10 goa. DCnA ~ assaad
u bring Ia your products from We sellsI
yous saoak e farming tmplsmsass. II
y1a DO not gss . pEamiusn you viA have
aching 70 pay for exhibiting them. The
Faix viii be hald on ths ground known
- Us . publie Gardsns" and win be
fssa fer svsybody--no gate charges. A
trotsing track win be fitted 40 witAiH 8
few days, and persons owning fast troA-
tsrs are invited 10 exercise their horsss
upon the ground prior to the holding Of
the Fair, In order "a smooth aud pat the
track In good order COR that oceasiOu.--
Lady equestriAns are also invited 70 exsr-
else upon shs ground. The track will
BE- in : sirsalaE fern, ana 1t would b
well for Ladies intending 10 compete for
The Prise, 70 practice upon y, as they
will And riding upon : eirealsx sraek far
from car ssraighs ssresas.-
Rsrsoma brsnsing stock 10 tho Fair SIRE
requested "a Ear a. possible TO break
lAssr anamals 70 Ne halter, - thai shsy
viii ssaaa sisa. II beiag TO Exst Fair
aala ~ ahe sooissg, and On experiment
| sualessna nambsz 0f stalls may not be
provided for stock, as the Society have
10 means Of asssEsaining how many will
DO wantaas as ri @s "a
We again cali upon everybody 70 AZ |
.end-les - show what PottewastAmie
county oan do and let our Fair though |
he lrss in the county, nos be she least
n the State, %E
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-15

A Tam SToPPEB By GRAssHoPPKKs.-
A freight train on the NewbuFgh Branch
Road was stopped by grass hoppers few
days since. Large numbers Of gTasshop-
psrs had alighted upon the track, liter
ally covering the rail. The train passed
over . great number Of tkem, which
made the track so slippery that the
wheels turned round without going for
ward. Sand was procured and put up
On the rail, when the train resumed It's
accustomed motion, and proceeded with
out further delay.-h 7. Epsrsing Post.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-15
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assure ySu Ehat notwithstanding cur heavy
lo8s BY The burning q our Sales Ro0ma at
Nus. 60 q "a Washington Avenue, and
The loss Of the entira stock Ia them, on the
morning. Of kha 18th last, wa are already
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In Our ifsss
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Ware Houses that are nas enanseksd with
enr exlss rOs11as, and being h conssans re-
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and satiBkaefmrY HaanEaaN
Our facilities foS procuring and keeping
up desirable sEesk are mnsqnaledg Goa
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and viii b. n8haz&AssS elvsn " or aeKiks.
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