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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-25
vOL. vII.--.KO II.
This and That.

| Wealth makes man proud when he
has little else to be proud about.
He who can do all he wishes rarely
does what he ought to do.
When success makes a man better
than he was before, he must be good
man indeed.
Simplicity of manner, as Of dress, is
charm that woman generally admires
in an other more than in herself.
When great man stoops, or trips, the
small men around him suddenly become
greater.
Health is a toy that we play with,
much as child does, for the pleasure,
seemingly, of breaking it.
The Ills Mat Flesh is Heir to.-Of all
the worlds maladies, the loss Of money
is the slowest in point of recovery.
Encke's comet having no tail, it is pro-
posed to open a subscription at the read
ing-room to procure funds to buy one-s
short one-say about five millions of
miles long.
A Russian, with a name that sounded
like Raire-a-muss-ki, was lately arrested
in Philadelphia, for the offence Of ramb-
ling about in female apparel.
The rich are inclined to believe that
they are superior to other men, and other
men do all they possibly can to fortify
them in that belief.
Pity expresses itself in words-often
relieves itself by look. Charity asserts
itself in gifts. A man may be full of
pity, and yet extremely empty handed.
Thy friend hath friend, and thy
friends friend hath friend; therefore
what thou wouldst have kept asecret re-
veal not to thy friend.
/ 70 Alcohol was first invented and
used to stain the cheeks of the ladies of
Arabia, nine hundred and fifty years ago.
1t still reddens portions of the human
face.
or A man was instantly killed in Lou
isiana the other day by being shot in tho
neck. We have known a great many.
men to die from the same cause, but not.
so quick.
- Pleasure is the greatest foe that
happiness has.
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et-artist:
(Fpm the Louisville Journal. J.
TO CLARA.
BY WIN. p. BRANNAN.
Dear Clara, when see thee not
Nv soul is dark, my heart is sad,
"A shadow falls ON each loved spot
Thy presence ers' with glory clad;
Nv sunlight passes from the sky
And leaves me in Il double night
Beloyed, when thou art not nigh,
For thou art all my life and light.
When with thee, all my pulses tliill
With rapture words cunnot express;
The Eden-world with love fill
And worship thus thy loveliness;
New beauty reiglis DER all the earth
And nature chants her sweetest lays
A tribute to thy peerless worth
A song of triumph in thy praise.
In passing through the future years
'Twould smooth my thorny path to know
That one blest soul would heed my tears
If tears from munhood's eye could How
Wh.re'er my wandering steps may roam
Whatever skies above shall bend,
Thy heart will be my only home,
For thou art more TO me than friend
Thy image haunts me in my Dreams
In blessed sleep We wander down
The vale Of years until it seems
A heightened life of love has ilown.
Why do | ever wake to know
My dream Of happiness is Ger !
0 sleeping Joy, o waking vice.
never knew such joy before.
And dare ask if in thy breast
There lives one loving thought OF NE
And may deem that am blest
And dedicate my life to thee
O let me dream that hand in hand
We yet may share cur smiles and fears
And Journey thus to that blest land
Where all is love through endless years
Oct, 1868.
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"The Winans Ste amship.v

A late number of Harper's Weekly
contains descriptive account, with illus
trations, of the Winans steamship" now
building in Baltimore. A queer-looking
object it is, if the engravings are correct
looking like nothing that ever was con-
structed before. The writer compares it
to ga huge cigar" but it is cigar with
both ends, g little ends Take two su-
gar-loaves with very sharp apexes and
join them by their basis; then whittle
away a portion of the thickness of the
whole figure about the middle; or take a
domestic rolling-pin" and sharpen it at
both ends intetller case you would have
something like a model Of this nautical
novelty. It's greatest diameter is only
sixteen feet, and its length one hundred
and eighty. 1t has "no keel, no masts,
no rigging, no deck" and its bow and
stern seem to be just alike. 1t is to bt
propelled by means of huge ring revelv
ing around the outside of the vesseli with
flanges arranged to strike the water Al
the proper angle for propulsion. 1t ii
expected to cross the Atlantic in foul
days, and it is well that the voyage is tt
be short, for its appearance certainly be
tokens no comfort or convenience for it'
passengers or crew. 1t will be lucky i
it escapes being fired into for huge sea
serpent. Shut up, like Jonah, in tho
bowels of such monster of the deep, Tho
passenger will hardly be enabled to real
ize anything of the poetry Of a voyage a
sea, with its "white sails" and " bending
masts" and "tapering yards" 1t ma.
+" walk the waters like a thing of life,
but we suspect it will be a very ugl.
thing.
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THE PRAIRIE NEWS,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
INo. zICEIAR10SoN,
AT 81 PER ANNCM. IN ADVANCE
.pssEss seEs'RYe .

t1s,- This is one of the sweetest Of the thou
sand exanisitely sweet poems Of the distinguished
poet-artlst'
[Fpm the Louisville Journal
TO CLARA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
T1Ica. H. O'Clock, midnight.

T1Ica. 4, O'Clock midnight.
A child on the other side Injured ~ this accident
cannot live out the night.
One young man at Whitestowp Station IL o.r'ous
email hole having been driven in the top Of hs heal
lie worked for some time to rescue Others, without
knowledge Of his il ures until be became deSrcus.
The name marked on his shirt il @. G. Krrwles, aud
his residence il supposed 10 be in New-Hampshire.
a j. Ystes the canal contractor at Fulton Is amoD5
the wounded, and badly 30.
UTICA, tuesday, a. m
The Cororer's Jury tonight examined Benjamin
Eouterge', engineer Of the up train whose testimony
slows thst both Igires passed the bridge at the
same time. lie felt nothing until bis engine
got on the west side Of the bridge, when
there was su6deblya jerk, and the tender
broke short off, He lhen looked round and saw the
cars ping up i'll the creek. The engineers have Of
ders OF to run two engines at the same time over the
bridge at Rome, but such order as TO any other
bridges. Both engines passed over the bridge and re-
NAMED on their separate tracks.
Charles Champlin, of Yorkvie, was then sworn. lie
was at the Of the disaster Immediately after 1t
took place. and helped to get out the dead and wound
ed. lie had heard several persons talk within three
DAYS past Of the and insecurity OF the bridge
and predict accident there.
George Bayls, Justice Of the Peace OF Whitestown,
deposed that two weeks since he passed over the
bridge and was struck by the rottenness of the wood
Many of the beams were Of bastard elm apparently
unfit to bear their own weight. lie had stamped his
heel into them by the side of the rails and found them
perfectly rotten. This unsoundness was go apparent
az to be evident to bis eye while crossing the bridge.
He had mentioned the fact in conversation before the
accident.
The Inquest adjourned at II p. m. till p. M to-
morrow.
The theory of the railroad employees is that the
axle of the baggsge car the down track broke and
thus caused the accident. This is destroyed however,
by the fact that the baggage Car the bridge
when the break took place. as we'll as by the evidenl
rotteI ness Of the bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

Mr.. WEED, in The Albany Ere""s IoSr"a''
Tim. dsoo.ss Of The He,aid's story ths' he wss
n.iS Is GOO by Lswrence & Stone for lobbying at
" w;,5 All the seemipgs of truth in this statement.
a. a.. wben they are known, viii slow how easy
Is to ard di,EIt the truth we s ssss &C.
ceN. ~ tieir agent Mr.. Wolcot' any amount OF
TOT We have never, directly or Indirectly, spoken
10 o. CON with either q those gsn,lemen on
TIE Eisc Of money We sS sSy. ,s ' ,,svs
o. attn 10 draw on him for g 0e That sa'hori'y
was from gentleman vito whom We were as-oc,siss
IN r,isipg fluids for the Presidential election, aud mo
,ntr.y IVES designed 10 cover Deficiencies:
!" N ou.h petty well Known that elections cost
MONEY. the public are not generally enlightened yra
estalis' Without being disposed TO reveal vore'
ts,ily, tie fnsrdsl secrets OF eavss' n""3 ~
t,ot.r TO Soy that zhsn the fate IN toe use sx,
~ b.eu cau.d oct, they wili show thai fh'
Ia. ads yeniop, "a usual, is eSsasly tab+oss'H
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
EAGLE W o RIA q ,

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Is the largest Machinery ManuFsctory and
/ Depot in the United States, where may
be found Railroad Freight Cars, Portable
and stationary steam engines, Iocomo tivea,
tukularY and cylinder steam boil sgs, smoke
ptvg, breechss, sheet work, etc, and all
kinds Of wood and iron machinery.
Premium Portable Circular saw millsa
wlth important improvements i-fricEiOnAt
WsIch & Grimth1s circular aaws Of ey-
cry size. Eoyes' portable aouF and cora
miIla. with new Improvements, with or
without bolts, and general mill furnishings.
4 gaIl assortment Of leather and rubbes
betting, at wholesale and retail, Superior
sAingis mills
ClaFkss Patent Feeder aud Alarm, q sure
preventative Of boiler explosion from low
water steam and water gauges, steam
whistles, finished brass werk and engine
trimmings, castings and mill gearing,
Gates patent screw cutter, best machtn~
lists files, Of our own importation.
Scales from the small Coulter, to The
railroad or weigh lock scale. Also, sugar
mills, letter presses, WpTehoHse trucks
etc. We gay to the public that eur build
ings and other Improvements commenced
last year, axs all completed, and In full OPP
Grafton, and we are prepared 10 Gil all Or
dsra for machinery with entire prompt
nsEs.
GATxa. wAREER, CHALMERS FRASER.
p. ". aAERas Ess, wAREEa, p. euALaERs.
A. @, wAasnRs .. n. FRAsER,
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SOUTHERN LANE OF A RNRME
POST COACHES.

N0W8INA EaENIHs EW EEs aTE8I III
Leases Ce@actl BEgSs Daily 'Areasa In
7Aiyfy-Six HoaTs
CONNECTING with Lightning Line Of
u Daily Packets and Pacific RaiIroaas 30
st Louis; also, with Beman, Hedge q Co.'S
splendid line Of Coaches, and the 81. 1es-
eph and Hannibal Railroad 70 agipainsa
East. a@ i
This line passes through the aearasIlng
towns Of Glenwood, Tabor, Sidney, A ass
tin, Linden, Roekport, Mound City, Oregon,
Fillmore and Savannah. Through q tme
country, and over good road, and for spsed
and comfort Is not surpassed by any Stage
Line In the western country.
P. s. FROST, propgietaz.
Z. L. sEAzs, agent, Stage 0fAes Coun.
ell Bluffs. -.
Aug. Ath 1857, ~
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.foE GaE EEE
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SELECT sGHlaaE-.

8EAE1& SShOSkzs
TIRE subscriber would respectfully H.
l. form the people of CouRcll Bluffs and
adjotBing country, that he will open a Sc
iect School In this City, en- Wednesday,
The 2Sth Inst. Tenn to consist of Twelve
weeks, nj the following rates per scholar .
Spelling, Reading Writing aud
Mental Arithmetic, .-..s. ...,.. 81. 30
English Grammar, Geography
and Written Arithmetic, .s-..., s6 90
Algebra, History, Philosophy,
Botany, Physiology, Greek OF
Latin Grammar, .s.sssssv.s, ...a R7 so
All subscription 10 be paid by the mid.
die Of the term. Fifty cents viii be charE-
ed each seholag additional Tor coHaingen.
eies. No deduction made bat By spscial
agreement, or pFotraeted sickness.
The subscriber has devoted several Years
to hts profession, and Aattegs himself that
he can give general satisfaction TO hisnat-
roHs. Room In Old Odd Fellows Hall. on
Stutsman street.
April ID, 1855. IT, L. 8. AXTELL.
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- -
IS a xsssssgue, and wsa
akasI lalse Cd Fsln beggwssn Ffog-
= slsee and she epposEse shoya,
ut III htsaf SEnln asan rtaa til san sss. ankil
tEas ezaAs III navia keGon.
80 NEBRASKA II Gfst rats boat,
wzEh powsEfm naehlnsEg, built expressly
kug Sssry5ng on the MEea0mri RivAs, every
khing about Der Ia nsw and In excellent Or
der.
sAa viii act carry Twenty-Five wagons
and teams ~ time, n0T lwu hundred bead
uf cattle, but can conveaienfly carry six
- ggas aIs& teams 81 trip and easkla aad
0saeE ssnEA in pE0pnsgion.
The River atthis point ID only about aev-
sF hundred fest wide with Rock BoTrna,
and rock tsonRd shores on both sides, per-
ksetlY elean OF all distractions, ard Eo0a
permanent landings directly opposite each
oshsT; consequent shs koat makes hsE
Gg0ssings Ii less b IN minute, and Ia q.
handantly able 10 all the Ferrying thaI
viii be dose "a ali 0inss ca the Mlssouri
nivsx abuve the mouth Of tbs Platte thls
I m@aaoH.
We do not, (Iika the Omaha Ferry CON.
pany1 cali The attention Of the public 10
tlma table, We have Donas cur ehartsF. a
| VS. anderbeahd Ii, obligas ID 10 run Is Ii
simes, from the rising 70 the settlmg Of IL
san, and We are perfectly willing ana 81
waya ready to Sulllil those Obligations to Ia
letter IL . lone footman comes, wa eros
him without delay.
The road to the Ferry on the Iowa aid
Id exeeiieat, and from Florence 10 the Plat
Valley, It Ii many mllea nearer and mueI
heE&aF than any ether route.
IN The 0kF5rnvz Ard ryArzy ava @RrE4R#.Y -.
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H. A. RgssENss

NEW .sHA PING SALOON,
nm Broadway, wheEa the iinishiag touch
u ss 10 cleanliness and genteel appearance
are bestowed without stint or gTldging. ---
Tue public are politely invited TO call at hia
rooms where, should be be 80 lucky as to
shave them, the keen edge ct ehagfiA win
be removed by the consolation that it was
done sleek, easy and without hurting the
feeling.
- Room on Upper Bsoadway, ovoT the
Ocean Wave,
ysnI5 tf
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1855. vsss
SCARR1TT IL MASON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and MAJ.
ufactreTs Of
FURNITURE L UPHOLSTERY
I56a
~ "a a
w Washington Avenue, bet. I'd q 81 Street,
SAINT TnIrIS No

" %3<s%&ae l@a AVENUE net "a & 81 Streets
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
in our ware rooEs. will Be found the Ia.
test and beat styles, made by the bes, work.
men, and Of superior material ard hal.h
BEDSTEADS, fine Rosewood and M.
hogany, Walnut, Oak and Cherry. VIII
high post and Canopy.
slDEBOARDS, Rosewood, hahuys,y
Oak and Walnut, with Shelves and MAJ.
Die Tops.
WAkDR0REs, and SECRETARIES
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aud Walnut
SOFAS, Mahogany and Walnut. cover.
ed ia Hair, Cloth, Lasting, and Brocats.t
BUREAUS Ens Rosewood, MaL7gs,F
Oak and Walnut, with Side Cases. Nsrt,.
Top and Oval Glasses.
Rosewood, Mahogany Oak and Wa.a..
y -aahstaad8
CENTRE AND SIDE TABLES. w..a
Marble Tops,
HAT RACKS, Rosewood, Mahurl.r
Oak and Walnut, Of many styles.
Also 6ae Rosewood MAHOGANY. o., +
" ainut, Parler, Easy and Rocking Char,
every variety If Cushion. Rush and Csls
Seat Reception and Cottage Chars. h.
euHhent Chairs, Piano Stools, CUgEers
I @e~%@S~@sSg &&@AstEEaS SDEREE ALI SIG
Haatnota, Extension Tables, Shove,
Baths, lee Boxes, WiEe and Tn sates
Sc4RRLTE's PATENT LOUNGE BEDsTDADs
CULT LOOKING GLASSES, Spie1.
PisE Glasses, 0vals, Mantle and $gaa;e
Wood Frames In large assortment.
BEDDING, Spring, Hair, Moss, Exec.
gtor and HGsk AattTassesi Feather BIS
Pillows, BolsteFs, Comforts, Sheets, sc
ail Of the best material, and warranted ::
De fresh, sweet and new.
Every article warranted asye prcse..et
and at prices as low as any other house /.
the city Tor spending quality.
ORDERS Solicited and faithfully f.. J.
We cordially invite every ons who wlsll+s
to call and examine and prlee cur goods
as we are pleased TO show our goods, ar.
give yoa all the Informal ton in our power
Al articles sold by US carefully packet
and delivered on Boat or at house
Very Respectfully,
SCARRITT L MASON.
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PIOWs9 PTsOwst
TOWN VnTS Rdags @AWR

March ., 1856.
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John BALDWIN. c. porcE
BALDWIN AND BODICE,
~ BANKERS.
F. AID
DEALERS IN EWEU AEGE

@2A&&A&S &As AAdAS &M A4A sE A..
COUNCIL BLUFFS, .,..............,.. IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made and promptly re.
~ nllted at Current Rates of Exchange.
Bids Of Exchange Geld and Silver, Cur.
fsslt and UneurEeat Money boagb; and sold
Land Warrants bought and sold, and en-
tered On time.
Interest paid CO Special Deposits.
anasg Loaned On real estate and person
al security.
Correspondents may rely upon proupt.
aess, aae1tty and personal attention 10 tbe5
interests 1T the transaction Of any business
which naay be sREEaatad TO ~.
REFEREECEss
AmeElean Exchange Bank, N. Y. City,
Z, = Thonpson,
Bank og Ilii0n, Ifiiun,
AaakN goapegatown, Coopersto'n, NY.
BnFkea y Bullock, Bankers. St. L,ouis.
0noadaga County Baak, Syracuse, Ny
WaYFsa Bank, South DaageYs, Mass.
4. !. Stevens . Co, Bakers, Des MONIES
Henry Franhan, President C. &RLR
f. GAaeage, I'll.
= Z Henry. sap's NAM R.R-, Dsr.
Westefa Marine q Flre INSURANCE &C.,
0esana City, n. r.
Z r. Der Tattls, 0naha City.
aas, C MiteheII, Fsg.. Fforsnce. n T.
q. q; 1Gad, Esq Chleago.
Merchants SAVINGS. Loan and Trust
Gnmpany, Chkcawo.
earass snowssn Z Carss, Alexandra,
I, n Bsnhsns, kgens Ktna Insurance
Ca lx8sass BxSssxSs Es8s -
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300
CENTER DRAFT PL0WS.

~ babblIt . hoss VII
{ ~SsST receive per iFst steam boat,
.mGaH three Hundred of Ray'segl~
shTatsd Center Draft Flows. Thsy hsEs on
hand at No 8, Phoenix Block, one hundred
Of these pIows, which they viii sell On res
sonabIeterms, and warrant them to dc as1ter
work than any othefplownow in use. The
purchase money viii be refunded in all cases
upon thereturn Of the piowdf it does not give
full satisfaction, altar fair trial 80.
April IS, 1856. notf
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OMAHA CITY, 80. ..,. ,..~ 80. SRaaAsEA
THE undersigned, having formed a CT
partnership for the purpose of conducting
general private Banking business, would
respectfully give notice that they ara pre-
Pare'l to buy AID sell Coin and Drafts on
New York, st. Louis, and at all the Eas-
tern and Southern cities
Collections made and RENTED for AZ the
e4rreut rate Of exchange.
Money loaned for eastern capitalists on
reasonable terms.
Laad Warrants bought and sold en- CAM
mission, or loaned on time.
Any business with which they may be
entrusted viii be promptly attended 10.
aug 25-ls5T 'E.+ div
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Il Fme Rarma aer 80.

Ths farm ID situated on Honsy Cseek. Id
zlIas krem canHell 8saSs. 200 acres Of
splsndl&@@w 90 1nahegs l20 a<ras Of pgai-
Kle 110 0g Witch Ii Under good gsnee.--
azsasy ssaak Ta3ss kaaSaszxA ms farn, giving
L COED ana never falling supply Of stecs
%aees AAEes KssA spssA@s ana sas gsaiat &.
RAJ Fws hoas$a and sAae corn crib. Tnaa
sasas ssgg WI ssassfy to the richness 81
- SOL ~ hbasa daaaEa bic farn eaa he
aMa SAasAp. kE faFthaE nAgkieuIarn, aaspav
70 -. THOMAS u NNsHA
jazz Cheap CeAh 0Aenos.
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aSss&sAsM - 0ssase kksAkA TIA atk@n4knas
ns people Mllls and II -
- e ning coan les 70 tie r., 81
siaak they nats somF lsted their - -
hoziss and have Just eeelred and CIV ~ store
OF ths largest and most varied ass 50 ooe
@ aew goods, sFerbrog to ssestsrp T. .4'FAt
Var assortment Of Dry Gooos 20
Amer Lean and foreign naaufact5rs 80 q
conPiste Is will be found in the ws ~s d
. AmongoqE Grassrisa may bsfsn,4
~ add, n, O. Sugar,
o Glsrihed, do
20 sack Rie Coffee.
10 chests Tsa, assorted
80 I, 4 i 0 ID boxed Tea
300 sacks 6, 4. SAT-.
100 barrels Ma. do
ss' 200 sacks Dairy do
r. Il 90 barrels MoLasses.
0hf do Syrup,
400 bed~sEeads, all patterD,
hn4eas, ea6boasds, tin safes cha,
gsa, mstraAssa, stands, &c. GLe. ''''~A
leg cook and heating stoves, all p,t,....
400 Kegs Nails. assorted.
Doors, Elndow-sash, blinds. paints oil
B o D rs AVID SHOF4
We have SIXTY eaass, all sorts ~
sarns And every thing else tbst NV a. FI''
sognd in storest this aide of 81 In. '' &c
heavy loss by 6rs and the fall 9t'
Haany b1siLaas houses throughout tbs 80 ~ -
hare aAswn to ns the necessity NJ Jo 1Is.s'
pay dowa business Therefor ~, ing
adopted Shepay down business md 4, a ~.
Eaeans we hope to offer such ipdgrs - WIS
thess that wish to pay down for good. 10 70
they Will surely purchase. ''-''
BY delng tails Kind of a business ,,...
nos sabjeetto less, by bad debts and H. axe s,s
losses, which suFsly follows after cTs6,t ,,s'
We % net pretend to say as Nebra,Er T g
and Omaha City does, that ours Il TEr SJ.,y
y tH~sss seET gsa@ey, bat We do saw Ws ~
glYs you m0Fe goods for your MONEY. thu
any othaF houss west ofst. Louis.
4 Call and ezantne--no trouble To .bo,-
guods. hsmenbeE the slgn Of The C6.as
Cash stoEs, GlsRwood, Iowa. "''P
I - We bay dry hides, furs. nsltr;..
corn, wheat, cats, bacon, pork, way t, ,i;
So &c. az highest prices. '1''o"
July 81, 1855 vs,s,,s
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T HAVE sold TO my brother. James Hen.
/ SHALL IT,, ny entire stock oR goods and
store hXiags- Those owing me In any
shape or manner, viii make immediate
payment to him. AZ my authorized agent.
or be forced to settlement by Law, 81
further time cannot ahd viii not be given.
Some valuable land, houses and lots can
De had By applying to my brother.
THOMAS HEHgHALL.
wawsarA
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- ~ - ~ kMlMAsas -
WOULD mosE respectfully inform the
gaEisana Of Council HEuiEs and vicinity that
shay have opaasa u
CONTEMPORARY j. FRUIT STORE,
ons door wess 81 sasa Post 0sRee, whsss
khey wlll keep constaAkiy On haEdv All kinda
plain aud fancy Candles,
RAisias, Figs. oraasss, Lpuseas, Fzbsvss,
EsgIisA WaAn#ta, Aasaends, e.--sAasa,
Ecs Csaam ama SaMa Waa4E.
and many other articles too aamaroua Go
mention. Call and Examine oar stock, Ii
yea wish coed and fresh articles.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

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r a IL R Q a . !
In eohasekies with tina Chicago & Rock
Island Railroad.
Trains run Ebagh from Iowa Ctr 10 Chi
cage without shangs az cars, crossing the
GFeat Mlasiasgppa hivsw Rradgs, heswesn
Davenport and kO9k IsbAnd, tkna avoiding
tbs annoyance Of Ferries and changes al
by other roaksMs @
- Maa@s Distance aageag
By khZa r0saee travellers from CounaiI Eluas
and Fort Daz Modnsa will save twsaky- fiEs
mailss diatansa Raga lcwss than By any
other rouea.
sT5MMEE ARRANGEMENTS.
Trasaa leaua azslsf sssadsys ezeapf-
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Iowa City i 5ssS - M. and $50 p. n
Museatins Il s:lsa. 10. and 4:ib p. m. I
''l9.s5 * tbs +"
Columbus City at 2. p, n.
T3aiRs sErtSs as
Iowa City fEpm the Ess, at 1910 P, n.
and ss4a P. n.
Muaeaaina, tom the East, at
T,As =. "a. and SIS p. n.
kIssO 81 $50 i"
Columbus City, from the East, at /. 90
Pc "a. -...
Davenport, from the West, at s.35 q. N.
and 0s50 p. "a. - -
- For travellers going East this route
As knA cheapest quickest and naosk reliable,
and L. advantages are superior ID any 9TH
eE offered eoaheesing al Mumcakine with
j Roesa for st. Louis and Msw 0gieanss at
Baxsau 5mnektoa with syaans fna Peoxias at
La Sale with kiain0ia Camaaal Railroad,
Eogth fer Uixshs Rxaepcgt. Ga1@nm, DAN
lsifh and Dubuque; South for BacomaagtoB,
Spzing&sia, Ia4knomvllaey Napasa, Cairo,
Alton and Y. Loulss and st Ckaeaxo with
Miehlgan Centsas, Msehigan ssushsrn and
PIttshuEgh, II, Wayne and Chisaeo Rail
rsads Tor AL paass e 80 aeaahaxn and Eaa-
tara ssatSa
Throaxh Tickets To All khs Principal
Eassssm Roamta Caa b. rxaearsd AZ the
1aeksf- Oskea IN Iewa City and MaBeatins.
Baggage -Chseksd ak Chicago, and
TransPnEsad FG8a e G1nnsesing Lines.
DDks0H DAY. Samagka8anAanE.
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