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voe.tins union of the banks Of New York
CITY. for the protection of themselves rs
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Council Bluffs, Omaha CITY and
Florence Packet.
rrst rwTrR Ely NEW. SWIFT

Florence Packet.
THE ENTIRE ELY NEW. SWIFT
,65S~k and elegant passenger steamer, MN
L1UiAFSl E-uA -HA Capt G. H. BAxER, ". II.
= scuddes, Clerk, will, run as = regular
psck. ID the above and points, Continuing
in the Bluff City trade during the entire boating sea-
son.
Captsin Baker thankful to tho public for its very
SUPPORT bestowed upon the Admiral while I'M
der his Command hereby bcss leave to tender bis ae
know documents and solicit for his new ooat con-
tinuance Of its confidence and patronage, pledeins I'M
firing exertions Of himself and ocers to give fu sat
isfaction to those with whose business ne may be
honorcd The Min-e-ha-bah was built expressly Tor
the Council Bluffs trade, under the special supervision
Of Capt Baker who spared no trouble or expense
to make her number Missouri River steamer and
becs 70 assure his friends that she most admirably
adapted to the wants Of the river, being Of great
strength ghtness Of draneht easlness OF modei ana
such application Of machinery, IS must MAKE her
among the ones with cabin Arrangement ana &C.
commodatons Of superior order and not e1cei'ed oy
those Of any boat the river, combining all the most
modern impov that safety, comfort or pleasure
could suggest in Short in ali her appointments no(h-
ing will be wanting beionsine % those Of nfst eiass
NON No 30 Leevee Commercial Street.
ID. J. Sullivan, M. u.
INffYsIClAN SURGEON. OFFICE AT Dill
0NA<, h~u~ R0wAA ElnrHnk
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Map that has the hairead Lines contemplated s those
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want A correct Nap, We advise to get this.
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to .Adess in the United States postage paid on re-
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ryThe attention Of lovers OF the "eeo'
:, called to the advertisement OF MIGUEL
GoBILLAs.
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~ We understand that ut the meeting
If ,he electors Of School District No. l, held
in the School Room, in PALxER's Block,
last Saturday, 9Th inst, Horace EVERETT
u.s elected Director for the ensuing year
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avn MISCELLANEOUS.

az We again call the attention Of the
proper authorities to the eond'''0n o. i''
Street. 1t needs rcnovating.
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g The weather continues its irregular
habits. The past week has been conglom-
crate mixture Of rain, frost sunshine, wind,
and so On ad H6ifuu. Our exchanges tell
of similar discomforts elsewhere-some con-
ISOLATION in that. -.
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CT Quite novel race came of at the
lower end of Broadway, day or two since
which convinced US that the white man
was on the trail of ''the red man of the for.
est" and that the "way of the transgressor
is hard" Friend Nrrr is not only civil,
but mighty un-civil Engineer, judging from
the way he Switched that "ingin" of the
track. on Wednesday. ~ ..~ --.'
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CT JAMES HESsHALL, JR., at the "Cheap
Cash Corner,' has just returned from St.
Louis, bringing his Spring Goods. This ID
the place to buy cheap, if you have good pa
per money, as JIx says he does not take any
cold-nO,c.
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ID. r. Sullivan, M. u.
PHYSICIAN L SURGEON. OFFICE Al Dill
Z LENS DaUG STORE, Lower bsosdwsy, Coun'
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cy'We dislike to say anything personal,
but nevertheless, and Notwithstanding, We
hereby tender our thanks to the Dubuque
Times, and would solicit a cessation of
hos'ilities. If this request is not complied
with instanter, We shall be under the neces-
sity Of saying what We think of that sheet.
Neither the ability Of its editors, nor the en-
viable position is has attained will deter us.
Dye mind that ?
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~ Efforts are being made to erect a
Catholic Church in this city, this season.
Notwithstanding the hard times, Judging
from the eo-a.headitiveness Of the parties
having the matter in charge, we will confess
to disappointment if the thing is not did!
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cTSomc of our friends on Lower Broad
way, might, with propricty, exclaim-"My
offence is rank, it smells to heaven" We
refer to those who have made the street a
receptacle for dead rats. During the warm
days Of tho week past, pedestrians found
their olfactorics rather unpleasantly slauted,
rs they approached Pearl Street. We hope
this hint will be acted upon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20
NFDMN $3.50 strictly In advance
IEhMN, s2,00 at the years end.

between them. need not tell the wife to give
her husband the most perfect confidence in all
affairs. She does this naturally, if her husband
DO not repulse her. But you, young husband,
DO not give your wife your confdence-you do
not make her your confdant-you have an idea
that your business is not your wife's business.
80 you keep your troubles, your successes
everything-to yourself. Numberless distur-
bances of married life begin exactly at this
point. Your wife receives the money for her
personal expenses, and for the expenses of the
house, at your hands. You do not tell her
how hardly it has been won with how much
difficulty you have contrived to get it into your
purse, and how necessary it is for her to be
economical. You often deceive her out of gen.
uine love for her, into the belief that you are
really doing well and yet you wonder that the
woman can give ten dollars for a hat and thirty
dollars for cloak. Perhaps YOU chide her
tor her extravaganza, and SO, in course of time,
she comes to think yon have got "a niggardly
streak in you; and very naturally rebels against
1T. She will not be curtailed in her expendi-
lures. She dresses no better than her neighbors.
30 you run your fingers through your hair, and
sigh over the fact that you have got an exrava-
CANT wife, while she in turn, wonders how it is
possible for loving husband to be so selfish
and stingy Thus for life, perhaps, hostility
OF feeling and interest is established, which
might all have been prevented by free state
lnent OF your circumstances. s.-RepubHcan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20
African Expedition up the Niger

A new expedition has been fitted out in
England for the purpose of further exploring
the celebrated river Niger, which is described
by the Moors under the name of Mel el Abeed
or the river of slaves" and called by the
negroes, Jeliba or the " great waters.' Thi
river penetrates far into the interior of Africa
but It's source may be truly said to have never
been discovered, although the lamen,ed Nun.
60 Park and the Brothers Landers are said to
have found it.
The chief obstacle to the advance of Eu-
ropeans into the interior of Africa has bither-
to been the terrible climate. This has proved
most deadly to the white race, and has been
the great barrier to travellers and to missiona
res. When the first English expedition as
cended the Niger, about 1912, so great was the
mortality that on its return, it is said, there
were hardly enough left to throw the dead
overheard. But this terrible experience did
not prevent renewal of the attempt A doz-
en- years later, in 1855, o second expedition
sailed up the river, under Mr. McGregor Laird,
who fitted outs small iron steamer for the pur-
pose. An experienced physician who accom-
panied 1t, as soon as tbs steamer entered tb g
river, began giving quinine to every man on
hoard, in doses of about six grains T hese
were given every day, and continued for sixteen
weeks, or all the time that the expedition was
in the river, and was even kept up for fort
night after it had crossed the bar again, and
was out in the open sea. The result was that
1t did not lose man The scourge of Africa
was completely disarmed. Thus fortified
against the climate the present expedition will
probably be able to prosecute its voyage in
safely, and we may reasonably anticipate grea I
results from its prolonged and careful explora .
tions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

The TROUT In some remarks made before
the Farmers Club in New York, by Robert L..
Pell, Esq, we find the following interesting
information concerning this highly esteemed
fish -
"Ihe trout is the only fish that comes in and
goes out of season with the deer he grows
rapidly, and dies early after reaching his full
growth. The female spawns in October-at a
different time from from nearly all other fish !;
after which both male and female become lean,
weak, and unwholesome eating, and, if examin-
ed closely, will be found covered with species
of clover-shaped insects, which appears to suck
their substance from them and they continue
sick until warm weather, when they rub the
insects off on the gravel, and Immediately grow
strong. The female is the best for the table.
She may be known by her small head and deep
body. Fish are always in season when their
heads are so small as to be disproportioned to
the size of their body. The trout is less oily
and rich than the salmon the female is much
brighter and more beautiful than the male
they swim rapidly, and often leap, like the sal
mon, to a great hight when ascending streams
When first stocked my trout-pond, placed
1900 in it, and was accustomed to feed them
with angle worms, rose bugs, crickets, grass
hoppers, &C., which they attacked with great
yoracity, to the amusement of those looking on
They grow much more rapidly in ponds than in
their native steams, from the fact that they are
better fed, and not compelled to exercise. Trout
are the only fish known to me that possess a
voice, which is perceived by pressing them
when they emit a murmuring sound and trem'
BILE all over"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

A SHORT SERMON AND GooD ONE-The
Rev. DR.. B-ef Philadelphia is noted for
brief scn,enlious sayings in the pulpit and out of
it. AS he was coming down Chestnut street the
other day, gentleman asked him. " Sir can
you tell me how to find the Sheritf's office !"
" Yes, sir, was the reply 7" ersry time you earn
fre dollars spend ten'' Saying this. the Doct-
or walked on, leaving his questioner gaping mp
on the sidewalk. He was a stranger who had
come to town on business, and asked for imfor-
matien but the more he pondered the more he
was convinced that his unknown informant had
answered him wisely.--N Y. Observer Dec. 3 .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

)recollect that soon after the officers had found
me backing my shoes with SCOT, the sentinels
kept their post invariably on the covered-way
in every kind of weather but they had by this
time become more at ease in their feelings, and
consequently would, at such time, retire into
an alley leading through the bomb-proof.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

A Scottish parson was betrayed into more
puns than he meant to make, when he prayed
for the Council and Parliament, that they might
hang together in those trying times. A country
man standing by, cried out
. Yes, with all my heart, and the sooner the
bette; it's the praper of all good people"
But my friends said the parson, 81 don't
means as that fellow does; but pray thar they
may all hang together in accord and concord. +"
"No matter what cord," the fellow sang out
again, $50 it's only strong one.'''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

q" Peter, what are you doing to that boy"
asked schoolmastar He wanted to know
you take ten from seventeen, how many will re
main so | took ten of his apples to show him
and now he wants I should give 'em back.,'
" Well why don't you do it - Cos, sir, he
would forget hoW many are left
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

" Fast " man undertook the task o. leasing
an eccentric preacher. " Do you believe, D" he
said, " in the story of the prodiga son and he
ia,tened calf" eyes," said the preacher
Well, then, was ita male or female calf that
was lled 7"
"a female promptly replied the divine.
I" How do you know that? ?" I" Because,
Cooking the inIerrogator steadily in the face(.
see that the male is alive now"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

The mother-n-law is the person in the house.
hold who attends to the preserves and the
pickles, and sees that the matrimonial jars are
carefully put away, to be opened when wanted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

Nobody likes to be nobody, but everybody
pleased to think himself somebody. And every
body is somebody, but when anybody thinks
himself to be somebody, he generally thinks
everybody else to be nobody.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

Red cheeks are only oxygen in another shape.
Girls anxious to wear pair, will find them
where the roses do--out of doors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

A CARELESS HEN.-" John, did you find any
eggs in the old hen nest, this morning."
"No, sir. If the old hen laid any, she mis-
laid them"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-14

DAILY UNION PRAYE0 MEETING.
sof saslnsss nsa aad osAsss, every novniss, tsun-
days s1ceptsd) In the Haliovsr Smiths Hardware
ssors, Aais-st, near Fifth, from 70 sA.n.
COME COmEIi MElll
LET Hin rnAr HsAaEfH ear cons.
It is the last dispsssssisu Of the Spirit: N.
siosin1 sxhorsAtion 49, 1ibl Let him thu /
.s.s a::ins .A..s i s..s these b. priv.
: :aa q. say .,:.x . coss-soas '
triumph. = esss, - -, - sour soul
/. The inyilaaiss u -, ii rss.,,e, no learn.
Ing nor sloquepes--it II enly cons.
=. - VIII dischesks - Ill Cation resting upon
al 10 those around them. Vow nay not seiashly
enjoy tasss privileges. Yos msst hing ssAsy.y.
that they may also be partakers Of them.
). Heannot b without effect Though they
pat their spgers In their ss, and will mot hs.rE.
-, yet yen win hsvs nAAe lodgsnsHs in the con-
silence and the heart, which they esasot shaks 81.
They cannot cay, Ihavs not bssn limited, / feel
40 rsspsnslbiltty.
Of s Gsss y. .s.ss ri s !. u: great s1
cssse them u ssaect. zoe nay epnvsrt sisnsr
rom the error Of his ways, and save soul fyom
death.
g. You may secure y yourself happiness sn.
leading souls to christi What meeting il viii
% IN hssysns when one paved spirit shall say 70 ~
othsr, 700 said 10 ne. ConE, and vent and found
salvation.
Rs.a.r.i To-day i, your,, tomorrow i, uae.r.
taiH bst II II d. vns upon yos. say 10 al nrosnA
You, Cons. Parent. Say to your child, Conx-
= An Of hustness, ssy to those III your employ.
oonH. Young man sag 10 yoss friends and com.
Eanions CONS. Citisens! say to the stranger
cons. christian 80 out into the streets and Al
lays, and ssy 70 tho poor, and the blind, and the
halt, Coss AnD wstCons. There u rsen for All.
Nov u the accepted time, nov 10 the dsy Of saliva
tion, the Joyful sound. Coas let him that
10 Athi'st come and take Of the water Of life freely
GEO. G. LKE,
H.R RkRDkR,
II. SCOTT HOW'LL
ncbxId Executive Conn Nice.
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DAILY CARS Cirv Ovv,cs. ~
Ks,kuk, April i411N
FLOUR = Banner Mills Rstsa s1Asily {laa2
whsas) ~ % y bbi., Extra to ~ g.
~hsst) $780, Supsrane - ~. dats ~ No..
= 90 per Dbl. Second $780,, y e -
Country aoar, - % p - -. III o. "
-. arsAas. Tan vhssf) ~ ! Pr - isssa-
BEANSAND SHORTS, ~ per 100.
coRN--Ready sale ~ 1oe 10 2se.
BARLRY--Good demand for prine Qualities =
t0c TO 7se.
wHEAT--Littis fan wheat 10 be had SOC
Will be paid fss good article. Spring 4s to Toe
Tor ehoses poor grades 10 o4bc; in good currency
] oATs--Tn rtquest at n ~ 20.
RYE-1sc to 4oe little scoming In
P0fATOES-dood supply; selling At 70 to SOC.
dkockRIES-N.o Q. sugar lAis TITO s4,prims 81
q ., cAsssS, clarified 10 70 loA, crushed sad loaf
ia Molassss- Plantation 10 10 ~, s. II, ~
" IS, Golden Syrup, rs 10 Soc CoGss-Rio LII.
70 u. lava lste Ice. Riss to Sac.
soAP--Psi. s3s, Family %.
cANDLES-Stas y, stearine Ia. Mould III TO
u.
LARD-Pair supply, 7ie to Sc.
buITEh-In Gsod supply. Choices 10 10 l31c.
HiDES-Dry, locto iiei greer, ~ 70 So.
hAi-ffsiris from % to -. Timothy, AT
sEkDs.-Hungsrian Grsss, IS TO IS; Tim
oshy, u 50 to l Is.
70 4lt. Hungarian, 81 TO 1. II.
sUNDRIEs-0nionr, 80 TO 10; Eggs, to &c;
Feathers, 4ee TO 4sc; White Beans, Toe TO 1 %.
fhuIx-Fsir supply. Green apples, choice, 81
Soto -. Dried apples, ~ 90 to - rs per ba.hei.
Dried peaches. ~ - to - 80; Raisins, q 20 70
90.
PRovisioNs--Msss Pork els so, shoulders 8,
Sides !, Hams o.
BEnf-A to n gross; 4ls to 6 per quarter.
AOdS-Dressedx to5
sHEEP-$2 10 - p hs.d.
sALT-a. A., 81 ~ 80 81 50; Kanawhs, $ Is.
ExcaAscE.--on New York for currency per
cent; tor gold per cent. St. Louia per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-14

CAsm.r CHAxess.--Ths Washington cor
respondent Of the New York HsrSiA FORE
shadows important changes in ths Buchanan
Cabinet. Says he:
There are runors running deep among
esstaia leading men hsrs, Of pessibilisy,
c.s 800 * .:: r.: q ..: :ls !. : ss
or and les eirssnfoeution in high plsass.
is, = s,.s,SsSy i.ovs. saiss s.ss q, IL
He was appsistsd bseaase Of bic sntscsdents;
but John Applston, Of Maine, i realIy SEQ
Rotary Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-14

New Jersey Danks. ~
Thompson's Bank Reporter, corrected bv
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the ennexed
list Of par Jersey Ranks an ths places Of
redemption:
ozAs1 ~ INV sunoHY,
Bank Of Jsrsey City, Jersey City OCEAN Baak.
Bank Of New Jsnssy; Csnttaertal Bank. ~
Central BaAk e New Jersey, AisAtswn, 3 ga
upj Manhattan nnnk. ~ -
ssisidss Hask. Bslvidars,i = aad y, Asssspoli-
CITY s.ek. Perth A.soy, I.p.rtsrs' .aa Ira
change pash.
rl..r, es:t II waatass. = =; Hss,Aa..s.
farnsrs 81 NeaAaais' na.k. n,as,et.v,
Point; Baak q the OsmnonvealtA.
lasnsu 2 AeehAaiss' Bank u Hallway, Netrs-
rrsshold Bsaliss o., MssAs.taa Bspk.
AZ. se1 ssss. ss:s hasssssv., = And ~;
hohsksa CITY DAsk Oesan Bank.
Hantsrdou Co. Bank, Rrsminston. a nm, ne.h
81 the 0Onnon wealth - Il
Asdsoa GO. 1sah, ssasd sp; sAss An LsasAss
nssAsaiss' BAak, Newark 81 nd ., n.,Aa,-
n:oA; Man. Bank. Trenton, y and sp, lsak
hcsa.a1e,A TrsAsn' Blk. jersey City. IL ~
.svsrk CITY hank, Nsvast, ~ ~; Coasi.>.s-
ls1arA Banking "a r.,,,.... O.. -, n.-.-, !.
- sps AefsAas6' 1snk. -
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FER Rens.

fRHk I'D and 3rd floors over store No. 40 Main
IT,, Isesly ocsspied By Chas. SshAAer. Tbs
roons % ths lad Aoos very AssiFabs Tor o1sse.
The srd Aoes y suitable for ioAgs rssn q
given Tor enc ysar-iow. Apply 10
apssd3w KkLLO0G 4 DlR0H.
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BS0 TxInss - 0iyH.-Ths bsss thing 10
give 70 your sasny il forgiveness; % your
opponsnt, toluaass to frisnd, yosr heart;
TO your child, COED example; 70 = father,
dsEsrescs; 70 . mother coaduse thst will
nske her prcsd Of yosj 70 yourself, rsspsos;
to eli nsn, charity.
FlRs.-Ths house Of William Furxus On,
living sbost nile south Of Bsllalostaiue,
caught are last Sabbath norning, end was
entirely oonsunsd, with al or Meet Of its
contents. Loss from $500 10 oSO0.-[Os-
kaloosa Times, 6th.
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eISsnator johnson, Of Tenn, says il
his last spsssh that be has mot got many
slavss thai he has few and that hs nsds
then b. bic own industry lLoaisvills Jour-
nal.
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A The Cd staad. sstssnehsd hshind the NAN
Of msssvtsl II The way Of sessonahle roods. E. a.
DUKE hoids himself ready 10 supply IA vanix 81
ne needy ~ his Tine, y ~ isssss1 rs@lc srsc4s
~. "v-.-Nce. -rc z srss..u. Sa.ii;s, .Ai.a.i..
variety ,and cheap - dirt. "whososver vants =
fos NANCY almost "witAout pric
eefttv pst SAss, fAsa Doctor bAs.
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