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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

The Philadelphia Ledger notices a new
counterfeit S. bill on the Merchants bank OF
Virginia, Lynchburg. On the two upper
oorpors of the bill is the figure 5, and on the
lower corners large figures OF stars in me-
dalGon. In the lower centre are heads OF the
FIVE Virginians who have been Presidents Il
the United States. The appearance of the
hill ia very had
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

a meeting of the citizens Of Richmond,
Joseph Mayo, esq, presiding, WAS held on
Tuesday evening, and committee from each
ward appointed to make necessary arrange
ments to accommodate the visitors TO the
city on the 22nd. The crowd will be un-
precedeuted, and the metropolis will be
filled to its utmost capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

The ship Arctic which has just arrived at
New York, from Liverpool, reports that on
Nov Doth, lat So 49,, long. IL 30, a ball
of fire struck Oh the deck, when it burst
with a tremendous report knocking down
the third mate, carpenter and boatswain, also
some OF the -eamen and passengers, but not
seriously iujuriug any one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

The bill reported by Senator Mason, from
the Committee on Foreign Relations, appro.
pirates $50, 900 as an indemnity to the OWL
ers Of the Spanish schooner Amistad. The
report Of the majority is the same az that
presented at the previous Congress. The
minority, Messrs. Seward and Foote, contend
10 their report that Ruez and Montez had no
property in the 6fty-three alleged slaves, for
which payment is proposed to be made, and
were themselves violators of law and held
the Africans 10 unlawful Imprisonment; that
our treaty stipulations with Spain contem-
plate the restoration of lawful merchandise,
removed out of the hands Of pirates or rob-
bers on the high seas, but these negroes were
not lawful merchandise, having been stolen
from their homes III violation of all law-;
that the vessel and it's owners were engaged
in acts of piracy and robbery: that the
claimants did not prove the property, and
the claim generally was not supported by
right or law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

A violent gale of wind prevailed on the
coast of New Jersey on Monday. The only
disaster, so far reported, however, is the loss
of the steamtug Ajax, of New York.
The Ajax was engaged in towing the bark
Mary c. Dyer, which had been ashore
About noon the gale set in, and the Ajax
sprung a-leak. At half past eight o'clock at
night the water had increased to three and a
half feet in the hold, and it was impossible
to free her. She then shipped a heavy sea,
which stove in her engine room doors and
drove out the men. They then tried to keep
the vessel free by bailing, and endeavor-
ed to keep of shore, but they found she
would sink they put her on the beach to save
their lives. The stern was then breaking up,
the smokepipe had gone, pilot-hOuse and
wheel broken up and boat broke in two
She was valued at SIC, COO; no insurance ex-
cept against fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

A gentleman from Cincinnati lost his wife
at Toledo on Tuesday afternoon. She got
into a Chicago car, and he got into Cleve-
land car; she went to the former place. and
he went to Cleveland. He did not discover
his loss until he had almost arrived at CIeve-
land. lie took the fret train Chlcagowards,
and has probably found bis wife by this
time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

The law office OF Mr.. ID. B. Chenoweth, in
Martinsburg, was partially burned on Satur-
day last. The most valuable portion Of his
library was destroyed. All his papers, ac-
count books, &C., were entirely consumed
The building belongs to Mr.. McGeary. No
insurance on either the building or its con
tents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

The Leesburg Mirror says: Through the
attention of Hon. c. J. Faulkner, Mr.. John
w. Tyler, of L0udoun county, has been sp-
pointed Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms, and sent
70 Chicago, Illinois, ST. Louis, Mo st. Paul
and Fort Smelling, Minnesota Territory, t.
summon witnesses to appear before a special
committee OF Congress, Of which Mr.. Bur
nett, If Ky, Is chairman. Mr.. L. started on
his mission on the 10Th ultimo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

The Norfolk Argus says Many erro-
neous reports having reached the oysteyme"
at r ,cke,ts, NEAR Richmond) in regard to
the character of the bill recommended by
Gov. Wise t. the Legislature, they became
exasperated, and were about to burn him IN
efigy. when after making all the arrange
mcnts, the object Of the Governor being ex-
plaiued to them, like honest law.abiding
citizens they desisted from this gross insult
to the Executive"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

Petitions continue to flow into the Massa-
chusetts legislature for the removal OF Judge
Loring, who, in the eyes of all ''let the Union
slide men," has committed the unpardonab.e
political sin in executing the fugitive slave
law in Boston For doing this act, abo-
ltionism is determined to cruelty hun. At
its diotaton, heretofore, address upon address
has gone up to the governor praying for his
removal from the office of judge of probate,
which the executive has refused 20 grant
The same element is again at work making
the same demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-05

The disputed election case, involving the
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
HORACE EvERETTs
Banker g. Land Aaesza
00UM{tH HLkENS

wv sSs% ~ =
osers for sale, the q ! IL see 80, "a, ss---sl
sss8 aeres. In Monona comfy, 90 The LifsIs
Sioux River. 8 Ia miles eass Ct Ashkasay
nF4ee. %5, per acre.
" Il, 81, AfcAoAa es.s ! nile.
east az Soldier RavrR aaas spElahg praa sases.
nrlAe. &c 90 psr acre.
Ths ogdea lot, eaasninanE aExss ass
sasnlng Mr. Turnsrsa sssideHes Y
II. 3, IS. A&--~A0 aeTpa nEsllaF saails@
4 . a sovra, and % tlss IsfessSaaA ns@ Es,sz.
NV la. o. w IA and 4 Is q " ~ !
Is II. 3sa--s1a acres. RrlllaK prsasi@ 80
hoatorss lad, L. nsila ea@k Of saaa .
hosna River AID CatasngeEsa MaIis aaa ~
mile from Nasgasa i Ls'wsss GEove % sass
ua,s stale Read Price g. per asFs.
hf-2awf.4a w Id . y ID and . -
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fasss g5s tass aasaksAM % - - sfsas
| N Iola. eamess ssMnea ksom Big Gsesa asssi
| IL mile noesh &c NJ Lyman = ksrHa aEFa ssas
naw sEags rrad.
ia0 asrss a lad adjoining RrAnkfess,
btha Doamly Seat uk Moasgosasry ss~-Sszsas
- II, assa j Is II ~ 81
aO.--a00 acres. ad5oining shefhygialas ~
saas az sasIbY Ce.-pgies Saas Per asse
&C. aoess axeaIsaak ksmhsE iaEsas u 90.
49, rruye, nailsa mggtAs
Il i share IN nseasar.
alse have fex aals iaTgs nm9asesf z
Ikxaetz & IaaA. EraSrie AID TIM ssgs sAAak z
far eaEklamenk. which can he paTea&s - Z
YwaeDssahgs rahsa. Seine 96@a aAasAds maY
hsea Jeff viii msfax sale - tAs Tow T'gs =
al 81 Nh CSC aeasG
Conneil Blusss SEPT l. LEST 10y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

LuTHEa's 0PTSIog or MUac.-" Ma-
sis," SAYS Martha Luther, " is one Of
the fairest and most glorious gifts of
God, 10 which Satan is 3 bitter enemy
Tor il removes from the heart the weigAt
af sorrow, and fascination ef evil
thoughts. Masie ia . lind and gentle
sort Of discipline il refnss she pas
aious sad improves ths understanding.
Even the dissonance Of auskillfnl I'D.
dlers series to ses Of shs charms Of true
aaeIody, as white Ii made more conspie
uous b. the opposition Of black Those
whe lore muslc re gsn1le and honest Ia
their tsmpsrs. / always loved nusie, =
adda Lathag, q and weald aos, for :
/ great matter, be without she little skilI
| which possess Ia the srs."
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

QulrE = FLARR UP rx'' HIGH LIFE. -
A yeung lady now On q visit to ST.
Louis, lin company with her mother
stopping at Ehe house of ona Of oar pro
minent oifaxsnB, received aa invitation
to attend party lately at the mansion
Of one Of khs elite Of cur. city. The
story runs that she is engaged 10 q young
gentleman veil known heFeabouts, bat
received information that ha tould not
attend, owing so general indisposition.
WheEeupon the young lady accepted chs
company OF 8 gentleman, also well known
and millionaire, bat instead of going
TO the party, proceeded to one Of our
prominent h0kals, where the AFistocTatIc
couple engaged private rooms, and an
til ia the neighborhood Of daylight,
wers excluded from the vulgar eye. 1t
appears that the young gentleman to
/ whom the lady was engaged, recovered
sufhoi entity 80 justify q Fisis to the party,
ana seized BY that Unsuitable desire so
common with lovers, 30 be in the imme-
diass vicinity Of the beloved one deter
mined to attend the party. The night
Was by no means pleasant, the party vas
afar of, bat 60 he masi and 60 be did.
| Upon his arrival be was ast0nished and
annoyed nSt to find his afhansed pres
emit. For her be had annihiiated space
aad brayed the elements, In quitting
tbs sick room be had jeopardiEed bis
| life, but he was Immediately eomEoE ted
| by the assurance which his own lmagin-
atiaa suggested, that his beloved, true
| 10 the pFomptings Of her own generous
| heart, had declined to engage in the gag
cad festive scene, while her intended lay
stretched upon the bed Of sickness and
of pain.
But murder will out. On the morEow
the intended bridegroom was informed.
| BY q perfectly responsible party, Of th'
whereabouts Of the young lady, and ia q
frame Of mind not quite as calm as q
summers day, be proceeded az ones II
the residence Of the aforesaid citizen,
where The young lady Was stHyiBg. How
did yoa enjoy the party p quoth he;
learn you had q very joyful time" FOl
quite Sa," was the response; neye
enjoyed myself 40 much in my life, VI
had q noble time, and everybody wa
aoEFy when il hToAa up" g All I so
ana told As for myseif, l waa theFe
aHd much ehagrinsd at nos assing 900
vas Aold you had not been there da
ring the evening, and had parsiaIly mad
. az my mind TO viais ------- Hotel, bu
e fearing might possibly interfere Wit
Iyour private arrangements, conclude
10 await my time"
81 The young lady did not hear the can
a uletion Of the senlaHea. She had fam
ca, and The young man Thoughts props
. "a arouse the family. Before any expla
z nations eoMld be given, DO found hin
g self rather rudely 1niEodmeed 10 the sid,
walk. The sequel is jet TO be learned
St. LoaSs Dsasocraa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
wtse m maa.

How IL il thaa the Maals IRE peEfsea
MAS Of pulp when they AsVivs = this
o2aee7
We khosghi thai the eonsEasaaH wsa
bsund 70 carry the Mai IL SAFE ana
Dig plAcs; bat We kMose thai sAsy aFs
nas 90 carried. We, rode b "a sess
wagen Ia whish zoe Nail was carried
wishoas aay sovss o. pFeseetioa for
twalva Acnss, auriAg whieh tims II dad
nss cease raining, aad pArs u cha sias
sha awiadews Of hsaysnn must have
been opaned. fog water Game pouring
dgwn. IL eammen carries resolves
goods 10 be carried from one point 20
another. be ID hsuna 10 aaliySR them 10
shs ownsr IN good aFder, and u he sui
fers them TO gss vet ana damagsd, be il
Mahls for all damage sustained. But il
appears shat the carrier u shs Mail givss
no attankion 10 the Nall, Aay aaFahssI
shan 10 see taat sAe Bog il daliveRsd =
the Post oiRes, which 70 other interest
ed partiss, is III very little service whsa
tbs csasnsas are spoiled. Viii soma one
Of eur legal gxisnds tell us whether the.
contractor 10 carry lbs Nail, Is act re-
sponsible 10 parties injarsa by his nag
hgenes in letting the Mail ges vet, or
otherwise damaged? II he Is liable, We
would suggest that svsry person injured
By his negligence oomsasaee suis against
MIN. Va think few suits would bring
hin to ssnse Of his duty b the Cor
eminent, and 10 The public. Il seems
that Notwithstanding shsrs has been cora
plants almoSt too numerous 10 numhers
made against the Western Stage com-
pany yet, the Government hiss been I'M
able or unwilling to remedy the evil
Thare must be soms remedy Tor damage
sustained by those sending o. receiving
letters and newspapers by Mail. Ia
bou6d books are Nail matssE, and for
tbs transportation Of which she Govern.
msns requires payment il advances Ser
sral books wers msiled 10 us fTom New
York and the postage prepaid but when
they arrived al the Post 0fReey they ooald
not be distinguished from the newsPs-
pers and other Mail matter, which had
been rsducsd to e perfect palp by being
carried in the rain and getting vet
Mast we loose not only the books bat
also the postage paid upon shsn, or must
we sue the Goysrement Or the mail con
tractor 20 recover our damags2 Win
aome one Of our legal friends answer :
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

Wsnoaies that some 81 eur Nebraska
exchanges have ssfong panchans Sor
stealing cur editorials, and publishing
the same A. original, without rendering
shs usual courtesy in such cases. Well,
al ws havst 10 say is, that IL Qua writing
quits thea bstseE than thar own maui
feature, TO proeeed-we viii not charge
them anything, although We consider II
small potatoes.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
- 81

:. AzR0 aaEa kSsn 1900 I
sa 60 senFFss b a lssaa -
~ A;saipsi sas. kbsss 80 ~
waasr Il rushing shFoRgh ssggasa
rate. ms greatsss soaFasion ard eosa-
sternalion prevails shroughous shssn1ixe
town. zanlliss Ars hargiaaay lsasa
and merchants rsnasla ahsIF gpesz
from ssgplaee 10 assslsf d i
row ws shall pro6ably Il IS d&lsGa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

HeWTo Coog RnEBARE Oh Pm PLAsFT. -
Get the LinnGns Rhabarb. 1t Is larger,
more toadsr and better favored than ans
other, requires less sugar BIZ oFe-foarth
and has DO skin 10 be taken on DO NOS
attempt 10 peel ii. bns cat in pieces as
long he chs Ehiekaesa Of the stalk, and
put them with yoar sugar in au earEheFn
dish wiahont water cover 10 10 retain
ihs aa.ag and place 1t Ia &c oYen and
sook. till quito tender without stirring or
breaking 20 pieces, IL TOO mach cook.
ed, ii assumes disgusting, stringy APP
psaraacs, and losss all fsdaty character.
The rosy color Of the stalks will give
your dish AZ attractive appearances, and
tlso dyspsptio viii find il ! possrfal aid
Ia diaessinn.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

Among our many Western exchanges,
there is none more heartily welcomed oE
more highly appreciated than tho oma-
Ia Timss, conducted by W. W. WTKAE,
ESQ. II contains more reading matter,
and Yields a more powerful influence
among the masses, than any other paper
in the Territory. Its editorials are writ
ten in an able and forcible style. II
our friends xish 10 subscribe for = good
paper, at the Capital Of Nebraska, vi
woaId most cbssrfoIly Feooommod th'
Issneq-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
-. -. . sssarsss Cesszang,

We hare insa raaalFed . lastag Efom
ehe sbovs company, whlaA InaoFans ~
saaa D@ramasa Nee Emglaad Raras wiA
yiaia sax City, ana giFa asveral 81 their
popaiae - alnzasnes, about July losh.
Il vail be xarOllscsed, that this oompany
viaiaed oux eitg laat yeAx. They will he
heartily welaonsd By car sisizens. They
ara singers Of ahs AHsA ordar.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

Those owing as for work or Enbserip-
lion, are requested to walk up to tbs
Captains ofsce and settle their accounts
We need What il owing TO rs, jass al
present, to lay IN q heavy supply Of pa-
per and printing material. We have
waited long and patiently on many,
and We hope they wall endsaEsr to 40
commodate as now.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
ne H..

Ii ao-daxh paper, VIII bs found .
sassfmliy and eensansaaaly prepared
Wholssala ana Recall Price Cprrsas Of
csansil BLUFF. Those desieiag 70 ksag
themselves posted, will Dc vel % fasks
regerenes d this report, Is il will 30
carefully oorsseasa each waak-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

ET The Canadian Newspaper naEss-
tory iusE published at Toronto, states
that q there are issued in tha Two Cana
das 207 newspapers, Via Daily 2oi IFl-
Weekly Is; Semi- Weekly 10; Weekly
l5e. OF these, politically considered
s. are termed Liberal or indePsndsnA
Al Reform, and AZ Conservative. In re-
Iigiou, l04 favor Protsatahsism, u are
Roman Catholic; IS aFs neasgai - &c
crssds, I2 nou-politieal and 2 neusral
as to both religion and politics, ThsE'
are IS different sisies, towns 81 Villages
in the Cauadss, from which newspaper
are issued.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

We hare another bird in iail. On
Saturday svening the I4ths, > chap rode
10 Waite Cloud IN this county, wishOus
saddle or bride, the horse had. been
rode hard stiapieions, wara aroused
ESD. Purcell Issued D process, sad when
tho Envsatigasson was beng held, two
strangers rode np, IN pursuit 81 the HORSE
and shiafs and the result was hat ths
horsb wAs delivered 10 she owner, and
sac ssaanp egnmfassd fue trial.
The hogss waa taken in Pawnee gsan.
IN near the Kansas River. The coantFJ
khereaboats has besu relieved Of n0sa o.
the hpssas BIZ i band pf land a1ysnkEre
| for the lore oE ssFgssdom Ii kansas
/ anil tiais ii TIE first uaA 81 horss IA
| nae bssa oysgssken. The parsasFa aE
aatstiad 10 great aEsdiss- aieaed Tn
a0as
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

- II is expected that asargbody will
beas in mind that grand Tree lunch il
set Oat every moEning, at half past ten,
at Fashion saloon also, every evening,
nj half past ains.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
C,rwrxu CRY. June 18Th. 1858.

Mr. DaaisIs Sir-ln reply 10 yours Of
the Ilth, can but inforla yea that the
package of Stars due Magnolia, are mail
ed at this oaiee by ms regularly every
week. The difficulty must be a. Desoto,
Fl. Calhoun, Florence, Omaha, Council
Bluffs, Crescent City, or Calhoun.
Yours, &C.,
o. W. THOMAS, 2. II.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
C. j. FOX,
REAMER
Foreign & Domestic Hardware d Me-
chanics' Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails,
and Agricultural Implements.

HAVE pow stoss aghoss ths and
Of the Mississippi
the most
consisting OF
Wood AnglssI
iag Stone Hans ssagss shsf
Toolsf to ;.
BStT DEEss HARDWARE, Bin Mss Latch
all hn paeyae
Barn Bella and Pulls and oAar articles
by
LITTLE GIANT Corn Cobb Mia
aasa wgR0ME A Ut
Sei Aiso Forged Horse Shoes Nl Gemn
rInEs and RAsPsA stsek BvTcHERs
CiaCuTan Sc 60 iashsa csooks Cos
mEITTNG STEAM Betting from 20 tash sa
full
m babhst spsf and Soldering frsaa Aana
add
Paris, Cried sossAs Est
80 Tinbesk Team
GO0BS-JspAnad
50 also sgsns
Potable G Mills Saw hl Water Wheels snd kof Maes and castings
@ hs LOWEST
Bluffs, iowss January X 1898 G. D. EU&.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

kg Al negro IN Louisville broke open
bex belonging 10 q esEaKades eoSF
tanning thrse silver dollars, and ssels
oasof shm pieces. Having been arTalgnF
cd fer the sheft, the usual plea ID insaA-
isy was urged, Ehs soaasel declaring That
no insama mas would take cos sna isava
swe dOllara hshina. HhsrsapoH, the
! cafes who vas robbed, exclaimed ri =
great suaphaais - AAAssa, ! tell yon DE-
niegsr asn't crazy be broke my bqi
open and sock dc dollar out. Nov il y
had broke de ben open and put = aolial
l Id, asn IA So he's Grassy" his ssga
1 wn.s was aonalasiss, sad ths shisa VA
sena APP ii
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

6 Nearly all shs foundEies aad FAC
torres at Ksasington, near Philadelphia,
have resumed operations with full force
Of hands, on full lime, and at full wa
Ras $500 -------
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
DAVENPORT
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Grigg's Block, Ger. ID & Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HgConPoRATED IN 1855,


~nxRKew As
Zion, @. B Sargent. 2, B, Bowers Esq.
yao. p. Cook. ESQ. j. w. Wiley, Esq,
4. s, yEele, ESQ. P. merwin, Esq,
]. ii. nalEell, ESQ. r. H. Griggs, Esq.
/. P. Coates, Esq. HI. II. Smith, Esq,
j If. Cannon, Esq, J. d. Patton Esq.
~-FAcuLEx-z
Jos. C. LoPEz, Prof. Of Book Keeping and
Mathematics.
w. II. PHArr, Pref. Of PenEAna1ip and
Book Keeping.
w. RtERE, Prof. o. German Language.
-LKeTURERs-
d. L. sHoEAE, ESQ, and othsr able lee
tHreFg. f4.--
The design Of this InBtitation is to inn
part tb pupita q complete Ihaoretieal
knowledge Of the Seisnes Of Accounts and
at the same tins 10 give them q tharoagh
course Of sF@etsca "a scfaaf Bosks keePsass
embracing every Eazisty oG business tTaMs-
aelinns, as well a. ComneEedal Caleula-
items, Business Correspondence and Msr-
eantii4 Law, and the Course IL - eonpss"
hsnsivs a. that % sny oshSr fasrtsatten tn
4 the West.
I The esmTae In @
/ pENaAN sHTP
/ Is andeg the iEamediaia supervision at Mr..
w, III. Pratt. who took the prsnalams Eos
i panmhasAip and Card WFiting at the las
STAT Fair aaa ahsli ba axasilad By none
East Aa West.
60 Landscape and PerspssEfge Draw
inE, ahd tbs eomplste sYstetn Ok
] Pa ONO Ga A. MK
I Also caught by competent Instructors
4 Txams. Tower than at ether inssakasisal
, "A the kind, and TIMK UxL1MuEDs eacl
] sekolHasship being LxrE MEMnEasafP
AS panils are Instructed indlvaaaailyr an
b lmat Id classes, they may eoGamsnea At az
j sims.
Rgassg. We have recently moved int
! llhe large room knowm ea seGriggaH Hail
! vhEehs with the ad;Oialag rseass, forms ~
! ussss enmmodIous anm bssk adapaad a3taa
Z usOu sor the purpose Id the city.
CASA al all hguTs ssezn 2 .. n. tp 2 ,. 2
60 Ter furtheE particulars eaA ut "a
lrooiss, or address,
) " I Z Z. P RsaTT Principals.
; Nay Is, 1855, IL.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

We again place the issaes Of this bank
at par Upon car list Of Nebraska Banks.
Our Merchants ars receiving 1t ut par in
payment Of debts, or for goods, and We
understand that the BaBk Is rsdsorning
snail amounts With spsaie.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

g. Nibio, Of Niblo's," New ferks
i rsputed to be worth half miilion Of
dollars. The Marshals, Of tbs - Broad
VAR hare paid him in the last swsnsy
vonrs the handsome sum OF SSe0, 0oo.~-s
Miss Cushman 10 worth $500 zoe, and In
the course of few months will retire 20
issz villa in anoisat Rons, and end her
days agtiasieally.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
MAGNOLIA, june III, '58.

Mr.. Thomas, Sir-The people Of this
plaza are complaining OF nos receiving
copies Of the Star regularly, and haEsre-
ouested me to inquire into the cause OF
this irregularisy. Are these papers mail
cd weakly ut your ofaos2 Yours, de-,
= E. j. DANIELS.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

E.V. CoxSKILv, has removed bis Gro
sssy aaa psovsaioa ssors 20 the room
formerly oceupied b. Rasssli's Shaving
Saloon. opposiaa The Robinson House.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

O. 4 western editor having publish
ed q long leader On g Hog" the rival
paper in the same village, apbraida hin
for ObtrudiHg bis family matters upan
the puhlie
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
I

- d. Louis I'D 0lszness BAuls sssaalHs-
!. Ia yalalas, aerirsd Jans alsAhs ana
aspasaea ala. SIS bsssgha . aargs
amoapa ii freight Tor Babbfsa . Ross,
Toosls i .saskson, 5ohnsnn : Blake nd
l caasaE assahla aaaoaDs Il haase-Aead
goods ~ a gFamss Hsaghs ! Hsna
rsaaGEssl > Ana los 81 ehaisa Wihss 10.
4 large amoant 81 Barley asrasea -
ina boas fos shs City Brewery. he -
wilgns i arst rata hOas, with aassn-
sIvs aaSosra.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

q Ia he trial q J lottery case in
Philadelphia, ) victim testified thai BE
had Loaf by che purchase Of tickets over
Ss0, 600 .thas BE- had been brokeu up IN
business and sobbsd. HIS arss start dc
from Riehmond, Va, where he paEehas-
ed fran $50 TO Sl0O warth Of tickets.