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1857. 1857.
regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet.

For Florence, Omaha City, Comnci. Bluffs Belle
rae, St. Mdry's, wyoming City, Nebraska City,
Linden, BrOUnpiHe, LOsceH, Oregon City, White
Cloud, iora Point, Savannah, 81. Joseph, Paier-
mo, Afchison, Weston, LearensrorfA City, Kan
sas, independence, Liberty, Lexington, &c.
THE NEW, ELEGANT l. FAvORITE Pas
i SENGER steamer, WIN. CAABBELL, VIM. EpDs,
Master, will run as regular packet to the above and
all intermediate points the Missouri river remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The own. Campbell'' has recently been lifted up and
refurnshed in the most modern style, regardless Of
pense and with an eye single to strength, safety and
comfort we'll with every convenience could
render her desirable to the travelling public rendering
her now both regards capacity for business superior
Recommendations for passengers, equal in the trade
Captain Edds hopes to receive at the hands Of his
merou Missouri river Friends, continuance Of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during
series Of years. while in command Of different boats
and for which he hereby desires present his most
grateful acknowledgements promising increased efforts
to give general satisfaction and retain their confidence
and patronage. f' '+'.' ...'' ~. ss
reasonable share Of the patronage Of shippers and
the public generally, is respectfully solicited.
For freight, passage or information, apply TO
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
No. 80 Levee, and Commercial street.
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CHI AGO AND BURLINGTON
a y:zs7 49, 80 zs
|RJatlLoadLs1n
fChicaoo, RufHnrton and Quincy. Central and Mil
ifary Tract, nnt rtJra and Oquapka Rail Road. }
rs NOW CoMPL EIED, AND TRAINS NOW
run the entire distance, from Burlington, Iowa, to
Chicago, without change of Cars.
The most direct sute Chicago, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and all other lmportent points East.
Two daily trains .erve Burlington, Sundays excepted.
l. Day Express. Through, 7.30. A. NJ.
Arriving at Ch:cago the same evening, passing
through Monmouth GAcshurg, Princeton and connect
ing at MENDOZA with :he Illinois Central Rail Roads, to
LaSalIe Bloomfield. Springfield Decatur, Jacksonville,
and Naples. Also 1t Galena and Dunleith.
2. Express. Through, 7.30. P. NJ.
Connecting With ircls Central Rail Road at Mendo-
ia for St. Louis and tsro Trains on the above roads
in close connectlr welding all laying over at any
Of the point.
This road connects tIicago with the Michigan Gen.
trail and Mich. s. al roads, and with all the roads
leading to the Aiian lies, Ohio Kentucky and Penn
sylvania.
Passenger iea7i,lf r1sIi agton at 80 p NJ reaches
Galena and Dreit5 IL hours, aud St. Louis in 20
hours
By this route pas will reach the interior Of
Ohio and Indiana IN less time and with fewer changes,
than by any other route connecting via Michigan Gen.
trail at Michigan CITY with the New Albany and Salem
Rail Road thence all points south and southeast.
Baggage CT ek,d through Chicago and charge for
handling at ypint.
G5.Throue tickets by this route be purchased at
the Rail ROad Office in Burlington
c. G. MAainOND, Superintendent.
d. REMIcK. Ticket Agent Burlington. nl-u
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BANKS As SPEAKER.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller, in speaking of Col. Orr,
relates the following incident which trans
pired when Gov. Banks occupied the chair:
This reminds me of an incident of Preston
S. Brooks, which is little known. During
Gov. Banks administration rs Speaker, on
one day when the debate ran high, Mr..
Brooks persisted in making statement when
out, of order. The Speaker said in a calm
voice, 'The gentleman is out Of order,' but
he continued speaking. 'The gentlman from
South Carolina is out of order,' said the
Speaker in voice that rang through the hall
like IL clarion; but Mr.. Brooks continued
speaking. Now the Speaker sprang to his
feet, his gavel fell with resounding crash
down upon the brazen rail of the desk, and
the echoes of the old hall were awakened by
the sound as he said; sthe Sergeant at arms
will arrest the Member from South Carolina.
Mr.. Brooks dropped instantly into his seat a
dead weight, leaving word half uttered.
There was death-like stiffness in the House
for second, when the ball was set in mo-
ton by the Speaker calmly saying, The gen.
tleman from Ohio has the floor"
TTwas night! the dust and roar of the
great city had given place to fog and gloom
the rafting of carts and stages over the
stony pave was heard no more. Ebon Night
on his throne Of darkness reigned supreme,
and from narrow alley, reeking with filth,
there wandered forth ragged girl. She
gazed cautiously up and down the street, and
then, in wild, plaintive voice cried, her
voice sounding on the night air like that Of
some lost spirit
"sal Jones, bring back that ar' tin p-a-a-n,
blast yer picters!"
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Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet.

HE E", SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer. MIN
E-HA-HA, Capt c. Il. BAKER, W. H.
aSeudder, Clerk will, run as a regular
packet the above and intermediate points, continuing
in the BLUM City trade during the entire boating sea-
49,. 6. IS w.
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while
der his command, hereby begs leave to tender his
acknowledgements, and to solicit for his new boat con-
tnuance Of its confidence and patronage pledging
firing exertions Of himself and ocers give full
isfactiou to those with whose business he may be
honored. The Min-e-ha-hah was built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade under the special supervision
Of Capt. Baker who has spared no trouble expense
to make her number one Missouri River steamer and
begs to assure his friends that she is most admirably
adapted to the wants Of the river, being Of great
strength, lighness Of draught, easness model and
such application Of machinery, ~ must make her
among the fast ones with cabin arrangements
commodations Of superior order and not exceiled by
those Of any boat in the river combining all the
modern improvements that safety comfort pleasure
could suggest in short in all her appointments, MOTH
ing will be wanting belonging TO those Of first class
passenger steamer JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
n2-u No. 80 Leeyee 4 Commercial Street
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-05
e. FRUIT TREES! a.
- FROM AvERY,s NURSERY,
Near Burlington, Io,pa.

sg Near Burlington, IoWd.
m M. GOODFELL0w, Of this City, win furnish
i in good order, such assortneuts Of Grated Fruit
have done BEST for the last 16years IOWA PRAI
orchard Of good fruit. fa
Hs-Grafts, - per 1000, 420s Trees, years old,
per 100, $26 Also; Dwarf Pears, Plums, Ornamental
Trees, and Shrubbery .S -
Call at c. J. FOxS Hardware Store for further In
formation, and leave your orders. %A s
Council Bluffs. March 18th, 1856. ze n4e-lw
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Wagons for Sale!

q SUPERIOR HORSE AND OK WAGONS
y for sale cheap Enquire at the Livery stable Of
n5O SMITH Il DOHANY.
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NoNPAREIL JOE OFFICE.

ne facilities this establishment for neat ,nd
dltious Job Printing, not surpassed in the s.se
The materials all entirely new, comprising All y
later and most approved styles Of Type Border I'm,
&C., together with two PoweT job pyessss Of the ~
patterns. II will ever be the ambition and g.
,nation Of the proprieters, that all sxseu,e1
this establishment, shall be distinguished By tAe =
lures necessary 70 constitute IL nonpdretL-nans
corTeefness and nedtness. The personal supef.ne1s
ance Of the proprietors guarantees the faithful p
ance Of every job. We invite patronage, with -
rance to ALL that long experience and un,,r,..
facilities, will enable to execute all orde.s eus
to u.s. in never before attempted in hi, =,
nor surpassed in the State.
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HEM, WILLIAMS 4 CO.'S
NEW
SECTIONAL MAP OFIOWA,

THE LARG EST AND BEST MAP OF THE
i State Of Iowa ever published This is the only
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finished laid down. To Land Agents. and all those who
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Price in Pocket Form Tucks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Price in Muslin Cases, 50
Price on Rollers and Mounted. ..............6 90
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1858, ROBERT l. DOUGLASS,
Atty for Plaintiffs.
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County Iowa. ordered the foregoing original notice Ia
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newspaper, published in Council Blu6s City in said
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-13
Sbippilg smtelIigtnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOV.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Georges Greek, Morley, from New York
mdse to A. C. Hail.
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, from N. York-mdse
Brem bark IIevetia Poppe, A days from Bremen
mdse and 1863 passengers to Schaer Kohler Towed W
by steamtug Hercules.
Schr Lizzie Russell Todd, from San Bas-cocoa
nuts ivory and deer skins to Pearce Gray
CLEARED.
Bark Elf, Percival, New York-Jas Corner & Sons
Brig P. c. Warwick, (new 34S S495 tons) VIM. Ian
fare, Observation-Disclosures Bros.
Schr Peerless Patterson Laguayra and Porto CabelC
Stirling & Ahrens.
schr. Mecca, Edgett, West Indies-Dunnock & Wealth
erly., r - --.-'--.-
Schr. Amazon (Br.) McPhee, Halifax-Spence L. Reid
Schr Mora, Nelson, Key West Fla.-Wilmot John
Schr Independence, Brickhouse, Newbern and Ply
mouth, N C-master.
Schr D. Rogers, Adams, Boston via Bluff Point, Nd
schr Baltic, Hinkley, Mystic, Conn, via Potoma,
River-Kelsey Il Gray.
Schr. Jas Weigott Gallagher, PHILADELPHIA. Sui
Schr wm Severe, Brooks, Richmond-J Sullivan.
Barge VIM. c. Bradley, Stein Norristown, Pa. Sui
livan. ~.
SAILED
Bark Sarah Gould, Charleston, in tow Of steamtue
Liopess. E- -.-. :
Scr. DR.. Rogers Adams, Bluff Point, Md to load fol
Boston.
schr Baltic Hnkley Potomac River, to load for Mys
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Ship Susan E. Howell, Hardesty, Texel, 26th ult.
Schr Gen. Grant, DR. Hill bermuda, 29th ult.
Schr J. W. Rumsey, Taylor, Boston, 10th inst.
Schr Albert Dexter, Bearse. Fall River 9th inst.
g. f.,s CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Schr. Mignonette, Woody, Charleston, 9th inst.
Bark A. j. Hazard, Williams New Orleans, Sth inst.
TCorrespondence of the Exchange Reading Boonsl
Old Point Nov. 11th-Ship Dusburg, from New York
schrs. Kohmoor, (Br.) from - and Maria Jane Crosby
from Esatport all for Baltimore came in the capes yes
terday go
Brigs Muscovado, (Br Thurston, for Demarara. ant
Waltham, Clark for Havana both from Baltimore are il
Hampton Roads - -.-...s.,
Barks Charles Williams, TO. Boston; Abigail, McFar
land for Rio de Janero and brig Fairy for do all from
Richmond, are also in the Roads -..-..
Schr. j. Sierra Snow, from Baltimore for Wilmington
N c., went to sea 10th inst. Wind s. E.
. /. s MEMORANDA.
Schr E. W. Gardner Bourne hence at Charleston, 12tf
inst.-[Per tel
Ship Rufus Choate Richmond for Norfolk sailed from
Pill, 9th ult -lt ft-lI
schrs Ada Frances, Babson, from Baltimore for Boston
and orin Cowl smith, from Alexandria for Portland,
rived at Edgartown. 9th inst
Schrs Tryphenia, Nickerson from Alexandria arrived
at Albany, 9th inst; Ann Eliza Jones' for Richmond
cleared at do. 9th. IA
At Holmes Hole, Sth inst, schrs Elizabeth English
English; j. Ireland, Miller, and Highlander Mayo Alex
andria for Boston; S. A. Mount Baltimore for Newbury
port Arctic, (Br) Smith, Windsor N s. for Alexandria
CID 9th, schrs S A. Mount for Baltimore and Higblan
der, for Alexandria. 81 sf
Barks winifred, Munson, for Baltimore sailed from
Rio de Janero, 5th ult; May Queen Ut, DO, do, Sept
q Bark Antelope, McCoud from Baltimore, arrived al
Rio de Jansro, Sept. 2Sth, and remained Oct. 6th ~
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ACCDENTs.-About seven o'clock on Thursday
evening last Sergeant Pancoast, of the Southern
district was passing along Montgomery street. he
discovered near Hanover streets, man lying upon
the sidewalk with blood running in streams from a
large wound ON the side of his head. The man was
conveyed to the Southern station, and after his
rival there, bled so freely that it was feared he
would bleed to death. DR.. Battee was called and
succeeded in stopping the blood, and upon exami-
nation the temporal artery was found to be severed.
The man upon being questioned stated that his
name was James Watkins, and that he arrived a
day or two since from Pennsylvania, but could not
tell how he was injured. He was kept at the sta
tion house until yesterday morning, when he was
released. He was brought back in the course of an
hour two intoxicated, and conveyed to the
Almshouse.
An accident occurred about twelve O'Clock, yes
terday at st. Paus Catholic Church, corner
of Light and West streets, by which a colored man,
named Charles Green, a hod-carrier, came near
losing his life. He was engaged in carrying brick
to the brick layers, who were at work the top
of the building, and while stepping with load
ed hod from the ladder to the scaffod, he lost his
balance and was precipitated to the ground dis
tance of seventy three feet breaking both his legs
and otherwise injuring himself. He was picked up
in nsensibe condition, and conveyed to his resi-
dence on Eutaw near Henrietta street, where he
was attended by DR.. d. j. McKew who set one of
the broken limbs. The other is broken in three diff
fereut places, and so badly mashed that it must be
amputated He is about 81 of age, and is rep
resented as a very quiet, and industrious man. He
has been in the employ ofMessrs Fitzpatrick, Stone
& Co., brick-layers.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE-Age gentleman named
s. A. Tubman, from Charles county. Md, arrived
in this city Saturday last and proceeded to the
boarding house of Mrs. Weems No. 46 Conway
street. where he remained over night and arose at
an early hour on Sunday morning and left the
house, since which time he has not been heard Of
He statad to the landlady that he was a country
merchant, and had come to the city for the pur-
pose of laying in stock of winter goods, and also
that he had large amount of money with him.
As his baggage is still at the house tits feared that
he has been foully dealt with.
NEW PRoPELLER.-On next Tuesday afternoon
there will be launched from the ship yard of Capt
Jno. A. Robb, on the Point beautiful and
staunchly built propeller. She is constructed of
white oak is of $50 tons burthen $50 feet in length
20 feet inches width of beam, 10 feet hold, and
feet wheel. She has been built for Messrs Friend,
Ricketts, Co., and is intended for the fruit trade
to the West Indies She will be the first vessel
propelled by steam that has engaged in this trade
and will be great convenience to importers of
fruit enabling them to bring the delicate products
of the tropics to our city in much fresher cond-
tion than canbe done by sailing vessels.