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WILLIAM y. ocnurREE, GsnLsSp n. Lir.cnMa.
AtlIILTREE y LlFSCGNB viii practice
~ Ia the courts Of ile 9Th Judicial District
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Sub.Atlantic Telegraph.

The steam frigate Niagara left New York
on Saturday, by special commission from
the United States Government, to renew the
attempt to lay down an ocean telegraph be-
tween Ireland and Newfoundland. The
British Government, behaving with equal
liberality, has commissioned the Agamemnon
for the same purpose. Both vessels will
take the cable on board at Plymouth, from
which port they are to start in June, sail in
company until they reach point midway
between the two intended Terminus Of the
Telegraph, there unite both ends of the Ca
Bile and then steam away from each other
the Agamemnon speeding to Valentia Bay,
ireland, while the Niagara will make for
Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. The whole
time occupied in laying down the cable will
scarcely exceed week, or ten days at the
outside. N@>'"@ u f.
The cable, which was used last year, will
again be employed, with its length increased
from $500 to $500 miles. The machinery
for paying out the cable will be materially
improved. The rate ct which the cable will
be laid down may be estimated at five miles
an hour. Mr.. q. w. Field, of New York,
will continue to act as general Superintehd-
emit. There is no want of money to carry
this to favorable conclusion. Out Of the
original capital Of .f350,O 900, as much as
E347 1913 Was actually paid up. OF this,
E3Ol 400 has been expended, leaving ball
ance 10 hand Of E45, 39S. II the commani-
sation between the New World and the Old
sstAus established, additional funds will b
HSasssd, but any amount can be raised,
~ ~. oess tits practically established that
ara sssstsie telegraph can work satisfactorily
Ams,;..aa e Atlantic, between Europe and
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thu 'n.s = ssss q considerable Importance to
t;me ~ ~ .e 9 parties had occupied much
the ;nrv sesss, and Of last was given TO
d;ct ne retired to make nm their var.
.'Ss. having arrived At th.;rp . .n.
ana made up and scaled ths;. s. ecncaus,on
were awaiting their release rh sssu.c., saes
r ~ ne e. on the window outside ~ Up
p!scn darkness Of night, ous ~ II. N .ne
asked: u the window and
"What's wanted2u
Outsider-'How does the verdict - ~,
Wdg-"Rather sticky, sOf
Outsidsr-s'lIow much win It take 70
ease it up2" WAC 70
Wag-"About an ounce apiece"
Outsider-ssIIere is $40 aniece. and !,
the rest. : ''' 'As A''''
The jury consulting together, decided
they must hare the ounce, and tanning ~
the window, the man again nnnssr ei'
when ne was informed that the onncs
must De made up. lie soon returned
WY WITH II, ana the scene closed for tho n;oht
When the verdict was opened. ;udoa ~
q, OF the chagrin and DISAPPOINTMENT 81 tbe
liberal outsider to end the ve,il;ct ...; ,as
himself. He never had said how he - me-
i, snd moreover it had been made mn M
sealed previous to the coIloduv. =
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FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEwSPAPER
REDUCED IN PRICE TO sIxCENfs,

~ World This splendid wecly Paper has just cose1
It's second Volume. The Two Volumes contain nearly
ONE THOUSAND ENcAAylNcs, which hsve been uro.
LARS. 80 '-~ @1@ . EE'
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produced in this country which all compare with
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II has portraits Of all the living celebrities, View
Churhes Public Buildings and Arts and Sciences are
duly illustrated II also contains the best Original
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Aneodotes Chess and the Latest Foreign News up -
the hour Of going TO without losing its hthers
distinctive chsracter Of newspaper IL will assume
much more Of literary nature. In addition to IL
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Novellettcs, Discoveries, lnyentions, useful hints
and the greatest possible variety Of miscs
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talent Of the Paper win be increased the Artistic skn
will not be diminished In every department. it viii
without . rival on this Continent.
t+Esast TERI ~
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1857. -va 1857.
ROBINSON HOUSE,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

-, TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED
s51.. the above weIl-known HOTEL, takes this OPP
Mii portuny OF presenting its claims to the trav-
-R..A. cling community. He has secured the most
attentive and oblighg HELP, and his TABLE will AL
be furnished with the very best the market af
fords The most diyen attention will be given to in
the comfort and to the wants Of all who
may become guests. No pains expense will be spar
ed to make this comfortable home for all who may
either permanently temporarily extend their patron
age to it.. s.ay i~.s a- a -rnsas .rr...- e. fr
Charges moderate and regulated 10 suit the times.
~ There Ii attached to this Hotel, a commodious,
weli-secured BRICK STABLE, with attentive host.
Ter at all times in waiting JOSEPH WERLICH.
Council Bluffs, October 2Jn26-u
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H. c. Hurr. FL rnirLE. J. s. AxDlEw,
Merchants Exchange Bank
III. c.. MUTT g. co.
Council Bluff, Lora. $ 5sgy1

AGONHYs RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
NJ demand at specified date, with or without in
terest, - per agreement with depositors. a3 I'd
Transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued when de-
tired. = tta-sz q - ztE'f ~ =
We draw direct on New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit md Chicago and have also perfected
ment BY which issue Drafts and Letters Credit on
Cities ef Europe. Es7sf 8 5@l .tSsfss
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
brzska free charge and remitted rstes Of
Exchange. -. H5rz r5-ts5,;.ss ztgr 3
We receive orders 70 Buy and Sell on Commission
Real Estate in Iowa Nebraaks 53 as 1yf4 gEyg Il
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Land
WarSnnis ct current yHtes. 5EEtstk I.aFff=s}I ~
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FOR SALE.
Lots in Howard Addition.
10 good lots in Mullins Subdivi

y o Lots in Howard Addition. EEE IA
ss 10 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision. p
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition. s
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
for residences. Several fine tracts Of land
within hours ride Of the City with timber and water
~. Also lots AMI shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
DeSoto, Tekamah Logan, N T. antJ JUNCTION City, Iowa
10 Also 160 Of choice land two miles east Of
Sioux City which is about 40 acres timber. nl-u
So EDWIN J. FRASER, Land Agent.
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f
DIRECT FOR
Davenport, Rock Island Chicago
And all Points at the East,
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad in con-
nection Nth the Chicago and Rock Is
land Rail Road. .-..--..------.---
Trains run through from Iowa City TO Chicago without
.S[&S change Of Cars, crossing the
Great Mississippi River Rridge3
Of Ferries and changes by other routes
Is Miles Distance Saw ed!
pBy this Route Travellers from Council BLUFFS
and Fort Des Mones will Twenty-Five Miles dis
lance. Fare Lower than BY any other Route:
Four Trains Leave iowa City Daiiy!
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Sis A. M-Freight 4 Emgrant. .......
$50 A. M-Norning Express for Muscatine, Daven-
port Rock Island Chicago and all points at the East
ILLS A. M.-Freight and Emigrant
3.3OP N.-Evening Express for Auscatine, Daven-
port, Chicago, and all points east.
Trains arrive at Iowa City 10 lsA. n, 10 Is A. H.,
4 Is p. u. and 8 46P NJ.
Three Trains Leav. Msscatine Daily
e 4. Il. SUNDAYS ExCEPrED.) FL 20. x
7o5 A. M.-xorning Express for Davenport, Rock
Island, Chicago, and all points East.
1850 p. M.-Freight and Emigrant.
a:55 p. M.-Evenins Express for Davenport, Rock
Island, Chicago, and all points East,
Trains arrive at Xuscatine at $50 A. H., s:20p ",
and 7fS p. n. - ~
fpr travellers going East, this route 10 the cheap
est qucost and reliable, and It's advantages
superior to any chOr offered connecting ct Nuscatine
with boats on Tie Mississippi River for st. Louis and
New Orleans; 1t Davenport with boats for Galena Dun
Ieth Dubuque and st. Paul, at Burcau Junction with
trains for PEORIA 1t LaSae with Illinois Central Rail
road NORTH for DIXON, Freepor, Galena, Duneih and
Dubaque; South for bloomington Springfield, Jackson
vie Naples Cairo, Alton and ST. L0uis and at Chica-
20 with MicAiean Central Railroad, and Michigan
Southern RailEoad for all parts Of tho southern and
Eastern States. t s@&
DrThrough Tickets for all the principal Eastern
Points, can be procured at the Ticket Offices IN Iowa
City aud Muscatine. s% &&ET
baggage re-checked at Chicago, and transported
free to connecting lines. @H 7&NS
%g@@ 3 s Il ADDISON DAY sup't.
B. L. CARROLL, Travelling Agent. nl-u
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CTPunch sland@ously says: sIhssun
is called masculine, from its supporting and
sustaining the moon, and finding her The
wherewithal to shine always As she does Of
a night, and from his being obliged to keep
such family Of stars. Tho moon is femi.
nine because she is constantly changing Just
like a ship blown about by every wind
The church is feminine, because shells mar
ried to the State; and Time 10 masculine,
because he is triaed with by the ladies'"
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CTWhy is matrimony like 9 loccnotive
attached to cars containing children2 e
Because the same blessings follow in it
train. I - GtsS = ~ L
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LIE HUHAYk Co, N 7 City
DRExEL 4 Co, Phiia., Pa.
VERMONT DANK, Hont'r,
Vermont.
HAAvEY KIHo, ESQ, Boston
L. G. BERRY 4 Co. Adrian,
Flt3 Michigan.
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q ~"Pompy, de eorn's up" ode corn
up ?-why only planted it yesterday" 81
knows dat, but de hogs got in last night, and
guy it . lift"
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Flour for Sale!

O00 SACKS ST. LOUIS EXTRA SUPERFINE
~OO Family Flour, superior article for sale
cheap, Also q fine lot Of CORN-MEAL, BEANS, &C.,
at the Aew store OF 1H GEORGE BARTLETT.
"WANTED-A large amount Of CORN for which
the highest market price will be paid in trade. All
kinds Of Country taken in exchange for Goods
Council Bluffs, Dec l9-n34-u ...se..s-. G. h.
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GREEN, THOMAS 4 Co.,
CooLBAUoH 4 BROOKS,
burlington, lowe :
WARREN Co. BANK, Ills.
DAVID 3. PRESTON & 70
Detroit, Michigan
- fn90u.
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Russell's Shaving Saloon.

HAVING RECENTLY REFITTED AND
II enlarged at my old stand on Middle Broad. :, ,
way, am prepared to wait upon my old ~
customers and the public in general, in man 113A
ner that will surely please. ~. -......-s = kln
Particular attention given to Hair-Cut- XII
ting. -Shzmpooing, in the latest styles. . III.
Robinson House.
pl.u BOBsT RCSSELI ~
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cTThe following words if spelled back
wards or forwards, are the same: ssName
no one man, EaAa - EEL ! :.
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tI"Bridgstn said alsdy tshsrsssyanty'
Bridget Conley, awho Was that man you
were talking with so long at the gats, last
e., ma'am," replied Bridget, with flushed
cheek. s'Ycar btother!a didn't knsy yeu
had brother! What b his name Pc ssBar-
ney, Octoolan, ma'am." "Indecd! how
comes it that his name il mot the Same -
yours ?'' ssTroth, ma'am, J" replied Bridget,
sshe has been married once"
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HEM, WILLIAMS g. co.'s
s. FS&2E NEW S>AI AZ ss- So
SECTIONAL MAP OFIOWA.
THE LARGEST AND BEST MAP OF THE
i State Of Iowa ever published. This is the only
Map the Railroad Lines contemplated and those
finished laid down. To Land Agents. and all those who
want correct Nap, we adsise to get thia. N8 "a
Price in Pocket Form Tucks, - 90
Price in Muslin Cases., Q SO
Price Rollers and Mounted. ..............6 90
A liberal discount given dealers. Copies mailed
any address in the United States postage paid
ceipt Of the price.
KEENN & LEE, Publishers 4 Booksellers,
No. IIS Lake-st., Chicago, III.
G1-P. S..-Agents wanted in every County in the
State to for this map. Very liberal terms will
be given to Agents. Some of canvassers clear
ing from els $20daily this map Apply terms
as above. n1-u K l. l..
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Council Diu6s Iowa August 10Th 1857. .nlo-zm
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-03

RAYS Celebrated Centre Draft PLOUGHS On haul
and for sale at the Manufacturers Price, only sddink
transportation.
WINES and all kinds Of LIQUORS kept constantly
on hand and for sale in the original packages.
Call and Examine err Stsck.
BABBITT 4 ROSS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-22

Mr. BUCHANAN AND CuBA.-The Washington cor.
respondent of the New York Times says :hat Mr..
Buchanan's policy, in endeavoring to purchace Gu
ba, aims at five things viz:
l. TO satisfy the Bishop and Clergy of Spain that
the Catholic Church would not wane and be forced
to- a secondary position on the island, in the event
Of its transfer to the United States.
2. To satisfy Christina that her thirty millions Of
private property the island would not be subject
to the principles Of agraranism, but would be doubl
ed in value by the transfer.
8. To satisfy the agriculturist that his market
would not be injured, but improved, by having not
only the ports Of Cuba but the ports of the whole
country, free to his produce.
T. To satisfy the commercial interests that free
trade would be accorded them here, while they could
discriminate at home according to their own pleas
ure.
And lastly, to satisfy the Government that trans
fer of the Island is actually nessesary to secure las
ting peace between the two countries.
Such says the Times, is the programme of the Ad-
ministration policy for the new Minister to Madrid
which, if carried out must result in the purchase of
Cuba