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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04

CARTER, MCKAY & Co. sell well assorted stock
of Groceries by auction this morning, in front of
their store.
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markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, Nov. Sd Cotton sales to-day s.
500 bales liz, more buyers than sellers Sugar adj
vanced !; Flour advanced l14 cents; Supsr6ne 800;
Corn dull 20; Pork buoyant II rs; Coffee firm, Rio
lO3.
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I. NAsMVILLE RAIIRoAD.


Ii Freight viii be forwarded BY the morning train and nus.
delivered At the Station House. between the hours Of
10 A NJ after that time Be too late for msnlssng
for that day, and there Is FOR EtornR
Fr for intermediate points bstwssn Nsshys and aalaan
]s'ti7-t H.TAvNrHsAsE, Ass.A
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- -. Etl5S MAGAZINE for November.
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Novsubs-
A4MEhsON & PUTNAM's MAGAZINE r. No.
Lesies 4agaEineo Of FASHION for Novsubsr
Godey's Lsdy's Book for NoYsmber
9rlhaus Magazine for November.
Petsnson's Magazine for November
FOr'als By lOetsll JOHN YORK 4 co.
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The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad will be
completed to the ST. Frsucis river by the middle of
this month.
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lIagnincent scheme!
EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!
APPROXIMATION Prizes.
5,4s5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
WHOLE TIOKETs SO HALVES So oUARTERs saH.

A Circular showing the plan of the Lott
tericS will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS of
receiving it,
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That great sale Of Lo,s 10 Nc Gavock comes of TO-
day at 10 O'Clock. See Lindsley' advertisement.
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s WAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIEs
TRIUMPHANT!

The following Scheme will be drawn by Co. Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery each Single Mum
Lotteries for November 1855 AUGUSTA GEO in pu bic,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass 40 draws on
Saturday, November 6, 1855.
Glass Al draws on
Saturday, November I3, 1858.
Glass ~ draws on
Saturday, November 20, 1858.
Glass 43 draws on
Saturday, November ~, 1855.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
$4,000 Tickets!
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY PRIZFs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
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JUN AALLAEIE' WI H. SIXTH.
LELLYETT & SMITH,
NOS. 10 ABDl2 SOUTH AARkE7 SZREEZ,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BFamdies and Wines, Whiskys.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
ga We beg leave to call the attention Of our "a
tZs friends and the trade generally, to large
Azs and we'll selected stock Of the above articles
just received embracing in part:
Brandies.
saTzerae, Cs4O2 Alex. ssgnsttsi
0tard DuPuy, very fine; United society PrOprietOrsi
jules hoolni Rayna and Ausses;
With many other brands.
Wines
Claret, every grads) Madeira
Pert, do do Champagne (yery hnel
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaecOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do r Potter;
Wills; Corner Stone;
Richardson; " North;
Tyreauas DeisOa:
BEVERLY Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns Twist: Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; Langhorne & Armstead:
Claiborne & TaliaerrO; Pine Applei
And many others.
Cigars
EstreIla; La Esarlatta;
Columbia; Imported LOndres;
Estrea Prmera La savadOra;
Cintro de Groin: Imported Solaces
COncho Regalia; do NesserOde;
La Silva; DO Principe;
La Prueba, Imp do TrGbucOs,
La Suiza, do Ia Iguea;
La Diana, de Gift
Embracing every grade.
ocl2 LELLFET & SMITH.
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c. NJ CAMPBELL, Esq, the talented Editor Of the
Memphis AvaIanehs, was in the city yesterday.
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TAW q BEERS
EUBRICATANG GREASE
CHEAP and durable compound foe ersasinq tbs arf.s
"a Ommibusess Carriages Carts. T5ravsnud
agOnsi also economical and durable uirafor fo-
Heavy Machinery 1t viii not gum and l. not sffsf
By heat or cold Forsais IN Tin Cans, Kegs and rrsls
EVEN, PENDLErON a co.
". ". BERRY 4 DEMUVILLE.
A. STRETCH,
10 g. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. fisssa1
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IN OhDEh1NG IlChEIS OF CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers Prizes viii to pur-
chaser5 Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES plain,
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize and payable in full
without deduCtion
? All prizes Of $1,000 under, paid Immediately
the drawing-other prizes at the thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Address orde,s for Tickets Certihcatest to
- SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta
have their orders filed, time by addressing SWa
< Co., at either of those cities.
II list Of the numbers tnat drawn the Wheel with
the amount of the prize that entitled to, will pub
listed after every drawing, in the following papersAugusta
Ga) COnstutOnalst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta IntelgCncer,
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian. Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Paudur issl Clarion and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat iy-g7
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
Z WILL SELL Administrator Of Rcherd HYDE Sem. de-
L ceased, on Monday, November 22d, 1858,
the residence of Richard Hyde, miles from
vile, the Hyes Ferry Turnpike Road -Four Five
of Corn loof good Fodder with Mules Wagon &C.
TERMS made known day Of sale
RICHARD HYDE, Administrator.
oct2T-d&Ttd.
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II Look out for imitaions Of Lea & Perrin's WOr-
cestershire sauce. See advertisement Ct JONI DUNCAN
EsoEs. aug2l-dIy
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Situated Main the Gailan short distance
the Square NeRsom property. Said Lot
has it good Dwelling, naining Rooms Kitchen,
Smoke house, first rate STABLE and Caahouse with oher
necessary OUthouses No Brick Office with together
with barge yard and Garden and altogether Of he
desirable residences Ia the Town Of Gallatin.
TERMs SALE-One-thrd Cash, the balance IN I and 2
years FOR notes we'll endorsed without interest," and lien reasd.
said Land House and Lot will be shown
ug TO purchase, on application, in Gallatin to
LEONIDAs BAKER, Commissioner.
Galiatin. Tenn Sept gj-sep2g-3n
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Illinois Election.

Deaths from yellow fever, Tuesday, "a.
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For sale BY JOHN YORK 4 CO, No g Union stsss.
shs4san's Dramatic Works and Life.
auizofs History Of Representative Governments.
Condes' History q tie Arabs 10 spain
stsrn's Morning Conmunion via Goa.
Chiliingzorth's Religion u PrStsst4nis.
Bocacia's Decamsron-
CaHants's Exemplary Novels
Bsdss Ecclesiastical History Of England.
hallets Northern Antiquities.
Ella Early English sIstrical Romance.
Chronicles q TIE Crusadss-ilIusaatsd
Early Travels IN Palestine, With nap.
Ksghtley's Fairy HyiholOgy-Crukshank
Hand Book Of Proverbs Sayings AIazins, &c.
Longs Portraits Of nlustrious Psrsonaess
MaxEell's Victories Of Wellington
Life Of Wellington BY an Old Soldier
Tales Of the Genh. from ths Persian
Pictorial Hand Book Of London.
Iasso's jerusalem Delivered
History Ct tie Anglo saxOns-IlIushrsfsd
AristO's Orlando Furoso-dns sssel plates.
Bouomis' Nineyeh and its Palacss-TIlussrstsd
Raphael and Michael ABgso-Illustratsd
Aidriss British Birds-eolorsd plates.
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Accept my thanks, and the thanks of the Burea
for this beautiful present.
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Any wanting Flour, Bran, Neal &C., from Rock City
Mills will find Order Box the Post Ooe and at W H.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse where the calls four times
each day. ljuly2jl J. E. BAUMAM & co.
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.

TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY
FEyENNEsSEE Division No % Sons Temperance meet eve
saturday night at Temperance Han above No % Csese
street. near the square. W. B. NANCY. NJ D. W. Z.
RIA BALLOWE, w. A.
P NICHOL, r. S
ETHIOPIAN Temple % Honor, No 81, meets every Friday eve
A. T. BRADSHAW, W. c. T.
ROBERT BRU E, W V. T..
W. H. MORROW, W. R.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor every Wednesday
L '''''-S % '' ' ~ " A wHEBEY W. C. T.
L. BENSON, ". Y. Z.
r. BARCLAY, ". r,
ENBMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No of 7. A. & 5, Tenn
= plar meet on the st THURSDAY evening IN each month At
he Sgf7e Uall as above JOHN PATTERSON, c. Of c.
H. H. MeALLisTER, }. Of c.
!. HENRY CURREY Comp. r.
~tURRFT DEGREE, Temple o. No. H. meets the
gN5v, W.BRYCE THOMPSON, D. I
T.. NJ. PETTY, D. V I.
jy2lIy N. DALE, D.E
Rock city Mills h. BAU1AyG CO., Propri
ears j. E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR viii pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn At tr Mills corner Line and Cherry streets, Nash
Prices of TISur-Fgoma and after this date, until further
notice. the price Of
Extra Family Flour, 50 50 Fine Bran, SOC
U iiS fI,sI'' 50 Coarse 5lr1 Bran, 4Ss
Midiiags, . Corn Meal, bushel, 6Oc
Shorts, %
All articles s5dl the undersigned deliverable at any place in
the free U selling by the quantity, their rate
''-'- '' cent from ''1'' PIE. j. E BAUMAN co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C. from Rock City
Mills will hnd Order Box the Post Oiioe and at W. II
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the calls four times
each day. [juy25l J. E. BAUMAM co.
II Look out for limitations Of Lea & PERKINS, WOr-
cesfershire Sauce. See Advertisements Ct JoHs DUNCAN
s. Sous aug2I-dIy.
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SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
10y virtue Of decree Of the Chancsry Court allatn, at
its last term 1 shall the Ist Monday in De-
cember next, the Court oass door, the Gal
latin expose to sale
Doe OF the most valuable tracts Land in the county Of sumner
AI6 ACRES.
Said tract Land beautifully situated lying about miles
from the Gaatin immediately upon first rate Turn
pike road within 900 900 yards Of the and
willie Railroad (now finished from this place 10 Nashvie)
known as the OdOm Tract
Upon said Land or falling Springs OF excellent
water. Hundred and Fifty Of being we'll
tmhered and set in Blue Grass ahoring fine pasursge
any country, and tie balance high state Of cultivation
Said Of Land win be sold whole, divided into two
tracts suit purchasers Also, the and place. that
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FOB RENT
ME Of the most desirable Rooms in The city o. Nashville
" the store Of Mssrs- Langley & Co., Union
For terms apply VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
P. S. Size Of room q Sect b. GO loctIR
s'TFVHE Old DOMINION .'s-Just received a ts.,
supply Of the above Golfer Pot warranted 70 give safis
faction % those Who try them
For sale wholesale and retail.
iy3l-d&wa D. " WILSON II cousy. ss--.s
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articles sdl the undersigned deliverable at any place in
the city charge When selling by the quantity, their rate
J. &. BACMAN & co.
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THE BOYD PROPERTY FOB SALE.
TIL orr AZ pry.6s sale especially bulInz purrharsr4
Nv several very desirable lots in the Boyd Addition 70 west
Nashville. Also, isE los In ne CoeE Spring Tract Ths
- 4 o beautifully located q se eT on Rroad and
Church Streets and tie Charloe Pie and Gross Stress and
AYennes- We propose . al only E lots and a. AIRED prices,
rom which win otvsry. Apply to
j. l. & r " BROWN,
osl21-ln ~ Cherry Ersst-
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Anl greatest b0Ons 70 man ever gwen,
Is the VirtuOus love OF woman,
A nortrli tr1ra 0f haav-a7, 30
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
TWENTY FIVE CRTs.
DEM0cRATlG RALLf'
an CaNCEw mAKK,
Wednesday Night.

SEPT. La, ATT O'CLOCK, r
Hon. Il. II. TSgxnta, Hon. Jas. Baxxa
and othsrs, viii address tha psepla nj
Coneers Hall, this Eysning, when q full
attendance Of ths OiGiaans Of al parties
is expected, - tAspooE accommodations
and contracted dimensions Of tie room
il which they spoke On Monday evsaing
last, prevented many from listening 10
their speeches, who were desirous Of
doing 30. ,.a.....s .aa.. .-rrp.. ri
It is hoped that ME. EGwooD may also
be induced 70 remain and address the
People again on that occasion.
Come all who wish 60 hear ths Truth,
and be prepared TO render true vsrdica
when called upon 70 exercise The high
est prsrogatire Of an American citixsn,
The elective franchise. Democrats, Rs
pablieans and NsatEAls, young and old,
should all attend, that, by thorough
Investigation Of our public Affairs and
governments policy, both State and Ma
uonal, they may be prepared 70 discrin
mate between honest, upright dealing,
On the one hand, and dishonesty, fraud
and corruption, On the othsE-betwsen
kumbug, fallacy, Vascilation aud false
ptetensions, and sound constitutional
principles for administering our Gov
eminent, according TO 3 fxsd and per-
maneut chart.
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Thieves

lis generally believed th&s theirs is
al organized band Of Thieves in Iowa,
who have one at least Of their number in
every town in the State, and thas one in
most instances has 3 band Of ander-
sIapPers under him, who are not admit
ted into the general fraternity anti they
have served an apprenticeship under the
instructor aforesaid,
Ii is known thai some Of the band are
now and have been for some time in this
c.gJ. Several horses hare bean stolen in
this vicinity, and numerous petty thsfss
have been committed in eur midst
How are We to rid ourselves Of these IN
Welcome gussts2 We answer by bring
Ing all we can catch to feel thar there is
virtue in the Law, and integrity enough
II our magistrates TO enforce il.
We are led to these EsmarKs from the
fact, that young man Who was caught
With stolen property in bis possession,
and brought before the Recorder was
turned loose upon the public without
having melted Gus to him, that punish
ment which the merit Of his eRime de-
s-rYed, and that as aideFs and shelters
Of bis escape, We find two Of the prinei-
pal men Of our city. They favored his
release on account Of his youth. Now
It srrikes Us, that a young man between
eighteen and tweaty-fouT years Of age,
IS old enough to be HONEST; and If he is
not honest, that it is high time thai he
should be made 10 feel that there il 8
punishment which will be indicted upon
the dishonest whenever caught. Wsun~
dsrstand that the man from whom the
goods were stolen, refused to appear D.
gsIast him. Thaa was 40 excuse why the
Recorder should fail to do his duty
The thief WAS in the hands Of the Mar
shall. The case was doCketsd, and we
think the Recorder should have issued
subpoena for the owner Of the proper
y, and compelled him 20 appear a. g
witness in the case So Iang as Ghe
5Tngrs Of stolen property will eomprO-
mlss with the fellon, and the judicial
and eI ecutiEs ofhsers tVtssk at tbs trans
action; SO long will Thieves iafeat eur
city. Who will pay the costs Of agrsaaa
Ing the fslun aud deckssing the suit p
The people. Nov We protest against all
sach proceedings, Let nam sithsr be hon
est or suffer the punishment awarded to
their dishonesty. Let al oEiesrs do
their dutg, and let respectable citizens
take no interest IN the fate of the traua-
gressor, bat let the law be executed, aad
if they will aid &nd assist in defeating
the ends Of justice, les them suffer the
punishment due IA accomplish in the
THEFT, and let these remarks apply 10 the
oWDsr Of the property and the oisesra
who winked al the escape, and by sm&s-
teFiy inactivity allowed known fsion
togo unwhipped Of justice.
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Correction.

II Is NOR called I" Crescent" city, eth
er, as the Bugls had it, in Col. Curtis's
list Of appointments. Our friends at
the Bluffs may learn some day, if they
do not know now, where Pacific City is
located.
We take pleasure in informing our
fractions Black Republican ootempora-
~, the PaoHkc City Herald, that the list
of Col. Curtis appointments were print
cd in strict accordance with the copy
furnished, and TO the "Hydraulio air
tight" Col. belongs the error. This is
not the frat bull he has made in his
" calculations" as be will discover by
next October.
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Immense Flood!
GREAT nxCaT'EMENTsy
Ditchers and Laborsrs ia General acill
Take Notes,

That viii let at public sale to fhs low.
est responsible bidder, on -. the
l9 day If August heMa, at The oGsee cE ].
II. Sherman Judge az POttawattamis Co.,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
q O'Clock P. hi, the digging Of the follow-
Ing ditchESs 90 Swamp and Qverfowsd
Lands Of PSstaw attaAie County, Iowa, tOA
wit .@s.a.s
Ditch No. i. On sections % and q, town
sh lP 10, north Ct range ID west, 1891 feet
long. four feet wide at the bottom, con-
tanning 25fT cubic yards.
Bitch No. z, on section -, township 10,
range "a west, 1925 feet long, 2 feet wide
at Bottom, containing 6s6 cubic yards.
Ditch No 3, On sactien 20, townahip Is,
range ~, BIAS feet Iong, 8 feet wide at
bottom, containing 2ee2 cubic yards.
Ditch No. 1, sec. %, town rs, range "a,
$50 feet long, 2 feet at bottom containing
492 cubic yards. - zss..a -
Ditch No. 5, on sections Is and %, town
ship IS, range ~, $3.50 feet long, feet
wide at bottom, containing 1903 cable yda,
POT yards Of which ia to be paid BY the coE-
poration oe the city Of Council Bluffs.
First section Of Ditsh Ne Q, Ga sections
II and r., toWnahip 74, range ~. 70 extend
from the base stake to station No 90, 1000
feet long, 4 feet wide at the bottom, con
tanning sos cubic yards.
sscllon No z, Of Ditch No 6, from sta
ton No % 70 station No 42, 400 feet Ia
length, 4 feet wide at bottom, containing
3239 cubic yards. -
Ditch Nor section ga, township "a, range
"a, 400 feet In length, Feet wide ct bot
tom, containing saa cubic yarsis.
The sIops az al the abogs Disehes to be
outward from the bottom on each side, one
half horizons4l 10 aas vertical
The material to be deposited &c least f2
inches clear from the edge az aha Ditch,
and 10 be deposited Oh either OF beta sides
Of the ditch according to sha directions Of
the DraiAags CommisaioasF, ca the Engi-
AeeF Ia charge.
Also, Level No 1, GA verticn G. township
u noFth of ranxs ia, "a the bark * MIS-
quito Creek. 3f0 fses In length. rs feea wilde
Rk top, with 4 slops on saGh ssas az ia boz
ixenf2i h oa4 vertical, eosk&iAEag gIs cubic
| yards, the alp.s % each side ID Be neAfily
and eompaekly Hodded ever wlkh tough
prairie sod, he material Tor ths e6nstFuc-
tiOa Of tails L+eYss, Ia t0bs had within 400
fest Of the work.
| PfaAs and pgofilss may be seen BY eaiGgns
as thenfiee 6f ths Drainage onmEalasinnei
In Coaneil Eiaaa, at aay tins AFTER he 9Th
day oE July Inca.
Tha wsgk a. b spmplassa MAlu aAassy
dayH geoga ~ d&T u isstsak
ia sso6d and auaseasnk Bcnda wifi ba seqaif,
led In double the smoans Far tbs eomplssiez
ug the eoakxaks
| Tha wnRk - ha paid aaz In oTA@Es Mpcm a.
swsnp LaMd Eand, wAaeA orders srs Re,
I eslvabae in baynseak Eas 81 maan YsAnsEa.
/ n. q. JACKSON
/ Drainage EoasIn Isaiasssg.
\ Dakad ak Csunesl M1mz hswa. shEs seE
l Day oR 1aagb k6s w
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

Nokiee is hereby given, Of the formation
of Company undsF the General Iacorpo-
rati0D Law eE the State Of Iowa, called
the Couneil Bluffs and 81. Joseph Railroad
Companys and doing hasiness under said
rsaEa. ~
TAs principal place Of transactiag bus =
ness Of said company Is At CogneA Bluff,
The KensKa Ihsalnsss Of tfss Compaay la
the hsaldEpg and operating Railrosd frsm
Coasaeu BlaGs to the Missouri State hnA,
with such branches as said Ce1pany may
from time 20 time deem expe0iefSt.
TIA capital stack af the oompany Is ona
million ce dollars. wiEA tAs rtgiEs 10 Increase
Il Ia three miilisls& 70 b. paid BY INSTALL
meats al TIE Dixect6Fa may from silae to
tfns asscss amd ofasrg prUvsdsd, saef h.
sAilments shall net be demanded more than
cnes In two months, and shall nof Iak anY
enc time, exceed Eve per ssnk. og inAlTia
nAl subscription.
This coxpcrstaon commenced on The Issh
day Of MeY ssAs "a. 1855, q eoHtamua atty
/ years 90 Is tas ii gszt "a renewal
Tbs hu&aAass AifhEga e ne EskrpaaY are
TO be msnagea ~ nam@ DEsmefcgN, ~Tsso shall
ehsosa fs0m aIaalx eva aunbeg, prsssaszsa
| Vice President ard Treasurer the Board
of saad Dlfsesars, sRaIl also elsst sesfs-
tATy.
The sleesiOu ug Uaxeetass Rna 1aasg oh.
GERS Of the CompaSYy via take pines ana
nnally en- the I'd Monaxy ug JaIY.
me highest aAnDnns of IndsbgadmaaH d
tbs. Company, ahan ask 81 aay ane &saas
exreea $3.50 .D00. uaEfa me eapiEal stock II
IEneswaaea ami waail avk 8t any ons kassa *
cssd no RaiIEi0as az deiiars.
me prigasa progsFtT VI SeeekApadsrs d
exsmpk ksom zdla F&sas a 20 6szpsFsal
+ AsAke eEsx 60 nhoxs - aasazrE Ane fEsa
i snsh aaB sl9afa u assr ef@&k
s. Es NN@M - Nkaaiaaak
H0nACk y 3
j IA Naaa saa dams.
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ahIfr.a arr

The g grim monster" -- Dsath-has
ouce mere visited our city. q. D. HAM
one Of the oldssk and most influential
aitaans Of cur city, j. NO more I---hs has
passed that bourne from whence 30 one
ever returns. In the death Of Mr.. HARI,
. family has been deprived Of kind
husbana, paEsns and protsctors sad our
city has loss an enserpEisiag and use
full citixsns #E g Us
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

On tuesday Lass, 8 fearful, yet harm-
less explosion took place in Andrua'
Grocery Store. The particulars, - we
learn them, were about as follows. Mr..
Andrus dispatched bis Porter 20 Houn
L AeClslland's Drug Store, for an emp
ty 4alf-barrel; be soon rsturnsd With the
ksg, and apon placing 10 upon the aoor,
he discovered . small quantity Of what
he supposed 70 be Turpensins, baa whiah
aissrsAraa proved 70 Be eGmphsns, and
thoughslsssly 80 are 10 It, she head Of
the keg bsiag perforated, ths biase in-
Stautiy penetrated into the iateRior Of
the keg, whom % awful and sasth quake
Ltke explosion followed, The Asaa N
the ksg was hlOwn eus, and psnasEassd
the eealing, leasfng > hole shat man
could easily sraWI through. Fortaaaas-
~, AowsssEs ne BODY was In slse Ieass
injured hui We think il win prove Q les
son % tie Porter, that he win naa soan
toFgst,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
rae Illustrated Newspaper.

We hare Just resolved Flask LRs1IS's
illustrated Newspaper, and most cheer
fully placs ID on our exchange list. The
present nunabsr contains striking ike
nsaa Of hr. Cyrus ". Field, and . Map
showing TIE lins Of the Atlantic Tsie-
gfaph Gable, besides any quantity 81
other ans aad handsome nlassrstions.--
This il one the best and most usefnl Pie
torials bsaers ths country, and we hope
ME. Leslie may receive large portion
Of patronage Tor he vary worthy Jouru-
81. Whc wants 70 snbseziba ion is7
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

MIR. VIM. Haywood, two and q half
miles fran this city, killed . very large
specimen Of this varmint a few days
aimee. lie measured four and q half
feet long, aad weighed seventy Ave
pounds. They are quite numerous in
this vicinity, and affords sOme dns sport
in capturing than.