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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18

celebrated divine wishing large collection at
the conclusion oil charity Sermon discoursed in the
following style upon the beauty and efficacy Of that
charity which works silently and unheralded to the
whole world:
II have often remarked as the contribution is beng
taken up that the silver pieces tnmbe into the bDS
with great noise, while the paper money drops in
silently as the falling a snow fake"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18

SOLAR ECLIPSE IN PERU.-We are gratifed to in
form our readers that when the Pacific Steam Nay
CATION Gompanys steamer New Granada passed
Payta on the 10th ult,, Lieut. James NJ ellis, o. s.
Nmember OF the Smithsonian Institution, was there
having satisfactorily completed his observations Of
the total eclipse of the sun on the eth ult.
In order to obtain an advantageous position he pro.
ceeded to point elevated 900 feet from the level
of the sea and about 200 miles distant from the above
was solely for tie purpose Of making these obsefga
tons, we trust the public will be favored with min
ute report Of the result, which, we are confident,
will from the pen Of that intelligent and scientific
gentleman, be exceedingly interesting and instructive
1t was the intention Of Lieut.. ellis to proceed by
the first steamer south to Lima where he will remain
short time, and perhaps continue his voyage to
Chile.
Although Astronomers were expected to arrive
from France and England it seems that no other was
present on this interesting occasion, except Mr. Macs
Ter, German Astronomer from Santiago, sent to
JON Lieut.. ellis, by the Government of Chile.
Panama Star, Sd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18

Somebody says that Gen. Scott undergoes a meta
morphoss every morning. When be first rises he is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18

Affect and desire nothing SO passionateIv that tbou
must be miserable without it Nut fOretbinI what
may come hereafter, and spare fortune tbv thanks
and curses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18

PLUCK TO THE LAsTn-Under the above caption
the Baton Rouge Advocate, of the I2th relates the
subioined incident, which is more than ordinarily
pathafic=.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18

A counsellor in Detroit described his Doyertv az
follows When l first came to Detroit. / was in
perfect rags the smallest hole iii nv shirt was the
one stuck my head through, and had to have
that my only Shirt washed by tile dozen for it WINS
in twelve DieCesn
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

gT The GoveTnment Of zRlo&ga in
Mexi 60, being in want Of funds, resort
ed to forced tax upon the property Of
citizens, native and foreign. The Amer
lean citizsns refused to submit TO the
imposition, and consequently thsir prop"
eEty has been seized. Mr.. Forsythe, cur
Minister, has taken the matter in hand
and is now in correspondence with the
20 Vernmsnt in regard TO to matter. The
period had not zee arrived when be could
dem and his passport. In case the Mex
lean government persists in its acts OF
aggression, our government vail use "
power for the protection Of American
citizens ii Mexico.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
Stocks

Stocks Of the hemp prodast remaining
On hand in Louisville at shs first of the
month amounted to s,lSl pieces If beg
ging aHd ID, ,003 coils Of rope, against
7,485 pieces and 2, ,202 coils at the same
time last year.
The stock Of pork at ono inspection
house in New Orleans on the LIST inst ,
waa& Sas9ea htsass aKxiHss zTaDog rass
month, s,s76 same time last ysaT, 1915
the year before, and %, ,05s in 1855.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

A.u.UENT.-Y Yesterday evening, DR.. 4.
q. Bragg, while trimming some grape
v.19s at his beautiful residence, on 4th
street, fellfrom a step-laddsE, and broke
the ZONES of his right hand vary badly.
The bones we're set and splints and ban
d.g.s applied By neighbaring physi-
an. We would recommend the Doctor
~ try little Of BrSgg's Artic LtaIsss~t
as an invaluable application in the case
~. Louis Ledger. =
p 1; is said that DR.. Bragg adopted
Il. advice given above, and that he also
applied some Of his celebrated linimsnt
T. tho injured grape vine, causing 1t to
y.a.d, in a few hours, a bushsl Of grapes
10 every square inch Of vine, and the
-1.munt afssEgsRds applasd to the
g.ages, made them produce at the aston
isalng rate Of two quarts Of Spurs juice
to each grape Astonishing medicine h
Dr.. BBgg's Arctic Lininsut. IL hsa
Teen known to remove paae from
f,arth story wandaws and i is oOnRasut'
iy believed that il via ysk Il siligsntlyy
applied and faithfully rubbed IN, heaI
up the breach between tbs noFth and tai
south on the niggsr question.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

SA Esilow in n. Carolina had been
imprisoned for having thirteen wives,
and breathing Jail, gentleman reoog-
niEed him and invited him to dinner,
thinking TO get the roward that was of.
cred for his apprehension. After dinner
the Sc ntltman slipped out for Oonsta-
bic, and came bach to fnd that the cul.
prit had abseonded with bis own wife.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

- Queen Victoria, Il is hinted, viii
appear in the venerable character of .
grandmothss In the course Of Q few
monShs, whan q pledge Of the loves Of
Prince Frederick William and his wife,
will he Bressaksd 20 the loyal people a
Prussias This title has nos been con-
mon one ia he royal issailg Of England
for many years, there having been but
two gEaadmothaEs in THAI faEaily from
sfie death Of Queen CaFolins, wife OF
George II, In lfSs, dswa "a the birth Of
Queen Fieteris's FIRST child
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

DIGGIyG CLAAs.-The Sacramento
lCal.J Union says that EhsEs are least
1000 men at different points on Puget
SoanI, who had been unable to get sny
further towards Ehs newly discovered
diggiugs. Many Of them wsFs 90 sta
ated that they eosId neither g ahead nor
return. Claims had been staksd SH On
the shore, and those who were the for
tana!e holders were engaged in digging
clans instead Of geld Thsy weasto dig
for gold, and we're compelled 10 dig
clans to appeass thair hunger.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

WKAE1Na TRK B&xEcHxs.-In the last
weeks New York Ledger, that audaeieus
daughter Olive, Fanny Fern, boldly con-
fsssss, th at in the resent heavy rains
which masi is walking il skirts imprasti-
cable, she ionnsd fall salt of the male
FERNS habil imsnts, and thus equipped,
took loAg evening walk, 10 her srai.
nent comfort &nd ddelectation. Her hns.
band, indeed, accompanied her, bal
whether 10 hsr east on insegamensa the
record aaash NOS. Be this as u aaay,
Fanny Ayows, in The face Of snsering
world, thai hensefC,rth shs wail wsaF tbs
bresohss. So ssys the New York Times
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
Total sa2 aa6 cal. .Aaa

The total number Of acres paid for in
cash and land warrants, from the open
ing Of the eakes 10 April /, 1858, amounts
to 1884, ,S6s.
The total number Of seFas af surveyed
land in ths district 10 8, so, 900; Of an
surveyed land, 500, 900.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

u The Madison { Wis argus learns
thas in the United States Court in sha.
city, john ". Sharp, member OF the Aa-
senbly from Cottage Grove District, in
Dans eoanty, was convicted on an in
dietnsns against him for running pri-
vate express in opposition to the United
States mails. He was 6nsd Sl50, and
severely repgimandsd by the court.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
Great Leap--sam Patch Beat-

We clip the following account Of a
great leap, from the Chicago Tribune:
A sailor named Griffin, belonging to
the schooner Clyde, took q leap on Sun
day, that casts Sam Patch and his great
jump in the shade. The Schooner Hart
took out pleasure party On Sunday, aud
after the bar on board had been pretty
we'll patronized, Grim concluded he
would show oEsoms Of his feats of agti-
isy, and after eliming 10 the truck Of the
main mast and going through some gym
nassie fsats, made flying leap into the
water, @ distance Of l25 feet. The only
wonder is that hs was not instantly kill
cd, and as it vas he was severely hurt.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

A PEAasuL TRReKf.--An aAAdavit vas
nade before justice at st. Louis she 9th
e. day, by J. v. Fisher, that ous George
Brown assaulted him By threatening 10
knock hail eat az himP aad shas he, at
aant, feared and had good reasons to hs-
lievs tlss sid Brown aDula carry hia
shreat. into execution, unless ReoeiFed b
iamG Brown accordingly appeared b.
fops ne. justice, and was restrained un-
dsT d ueneIty of fpgfeitiaR a band of&sfk
from ssxssasAg 81 fsasEa shrsas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

MORPHT II ESGLAXp.--P4UL MoRPHT,
the greatest American chess player, has
reached London, where he proposes TO
pIAy VIII EIF' n ofAuSToNs tue euAnpa-
On Of England. He played recently at
the 81. Georges Chess Club, and the
London papers speak in terms Of high
praise Of bis wonderful skill.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

WEEKLY BIJGLE.
---------ss-s--n-s---
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST !, 1858.
From sa1E Lake Ctay@~AFRfwax
Of the NAIL

We learn araz the st. Joseph Dali
Gazette, Of the 24th INST, that the mai
from Salt Lake City arrived II that sisy
the day before, In charge of BsajAmin j
Roup. The news frUm q Usah Is to the Sd
inst---seyen days later than oarlast ad,
vices. .- a#s #
Gen. Johnson passed through the city
On ths 25th Of Juns, and aucamped thir-
y miles beyond is, where he still re-
NAMED at the time ths mail left. The
troops were in good health .raaa2
On The 9Th, two days altar Col. John
sons arrival aE shs city, aab Mofmons
commenced returning from Provost
Bro, brigham arrived On the Iss Of duly
accompanied by abOas ons-haH Of the
sisters who compose his haren. HebeT
Kimb.e arrived also, with moisEy Of
his wives. The road from Provost 30
the city was perfsctly alive nth Nor
mons returning 10 their homes, and
would perhaps continue 50 fer several
days after the mail left,
The Mormon leaders express a vii.
hngness to sabmit to the authority Of
GOV. Cumming, bat protest against ths
appointment Of any psraon to an ones
il Utah who has heretofore resided in
tie Territory, except he be 8asnbcs of
their church.
General Harny was as Cottonwood
Springs, where be would remain until
he could have aa interview with the
chiefs and head men Of the 5Chsyanna.
tcoe cf Indians, who have for some time
back given inaisaaions bg an unfnendly
feeiln. towards the whites.
Mr.. Roup reports the roads from Lar
anie kere in very bad condition, and
the waters high. South Platte and Wal
nut creek were both swimming, and he
vas compelled to stop twelve hoaFs At
the Nemaha before be was enabled to
cross il.
Large numbers Of AoEmons are ls&v-
iag OF have left Salt Lake for the States,
1-s.aring it their purpose to not again
re,arn- They are heartily sick and tin
el Il Brighan's tyTAnmcal policy par
sued towards his followers, and assert
that still greater numbers you'd leave
if It we're in their power TO get away.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

PAYKKx8a ArFEAf. IA a1S. AaoRRls.-~
Marshal, spare thas dos, toach not sap~
gle hair hs wsssiss n.any 8 hog fFean
oas bis 1andiy lair. O, whsn be vas .
pap, 10 fsisky and 20 plunps he Tapped
his milk krolm c0u, when hungry, q :
jump. and than kIss fanny trickas %
fun6y In their pIaee, 20 full of caalne
lsska nron vaur hande and face Yoa
win surely lee him hsraI Oh ! de noi
kin him dead, he wags b narTassvss aza1
pg4ys fer Life net dead Gos gse thai
maaEle nsw and pct upon his naeasaf aEf
stop thai bow-wow- wow and tendsmcy
70 drouth. He il oar Oh tldrsn'g pet
cOnpanlaa Of tAsir joy; y.Sa viii 30
kill his yss sod shns thar hep@ %
saroy. Ne, Maxshal, spaRe thai pup
aonoh nat sangls hMir. q, pus JON
splstp 10 and ~ swsy from sAass.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

~ Sir Jahn Pmckiugton has oSersa
to place vessels as the disposal Of me-
Of science for observing the gveat eclipse
to take place in September next. This
eclipse will be best sssa In South Amer
lea, particularly abpat Lima Itn "a
tiCipated that an astronomisal sxpsdi.
tion may be organised, auds IN this case,
foreign astronomer would be invited 70
join the expedition.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

SzReuAAx SEkcIpe - sslwARd Gel 0eaAms
saissed saisfde resr 81. Peer, Miunese-
O.. mnda9 ainguaar asxeaaaskanoes. He
took aewm Aia @mms wAsm DIV Agasa maas.
Hdsm& I'd wana "a and kilIea biz wife ga
urDta 70 his sem inEorzaiuR him pE slas
sifcansssanoe, an6 whaz sispositi % 70
maks sf his properly. Hasasd The. hsEa-
self amd Mffs h&a n6s alys1 % Reod ksems
masa ailaA H. slaa meeidaAa msiehf he a6AzihA
ukasa ID Aaasg ah Ass pssass HI yasbsa III PEE
vsns any faFzhaR tsuahse hg 1eae fns IN
woxIa5 Ak3mssseta eavs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

TuE PExSsYgvAEIA's SAEK.--Ths ais
ylHg bell boat Eseayersa the aaes OF sss
the other dag. We lsaEn that the geld
vas SO nsar naslsed thaa sa shs coin was
sticking together, Not very safe that.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

gT 4 seakh@a Bleshossss sussistsE,
detailing h.s experience on certain cir
cuit, counted twsnsy-4ix children shss
were named after htm, and adasd shas
during shs ysar hsrsesixaa ~ ssmpss.
AheR kss hia lAbes, thagssen acaIs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

A&f. NJ II. Ang@Haaxs 0a ks@AisaaRMs haAs
made i sarysy nf tie dasiAge 70 ths 81
gar Fop ay the wsssasss apa reports =
fellows
= These sgsvAases alEse4 senaihiy, tha
fellUwln Ia pasiahes: Jsaasscn kslsgs
nos. q Ne damage ii aEas passs ksIsg
Asna eyshs Bell srssasask 81. chaslss,
vary badly 81. Joan Bapsssa, ysry bad
iS 81. yAmss, the Iowsr paFi badIy, gAe
|apPes part alighsly Asaunptian, badly,
Aafomrehss gerry hsaal
6 Aar. q ssAass shas Ii she shove ere
yasss laas geass sgop vas ~ go ahds;
tho praFpaes a this yaar's crop In lhs
sazas parishas bafoFs shecrsvasss Ooeuy-
red was T2yOO0 hhas !; and the probable
crop, e the orsyassss wsrs ssopped viii
Ia twelve days from ths time As sabmis-
led hia rspart, wsald be o 500 hide.
.8 $780, a~ss-aaa@----@----.-----
DRRRzcGAsa0a IN MAAnT AcEuRasa pRoRy
xxTr.~Ths pEovidenos JouruaI SAYS,
that the print works Of Phillip Allan {
Sons, we're sold at auction yesterday fog
sl24s $50. The estate was iEst offered IN
ewO lets, the largest at 9 miniman Of
SIS 900 On which there was no bid
The whole waa then put up together st
slI0s s000s and was bid OF at SI24, 800
70 the Woonaoeket OonpaBy, The prin- |
,ipai competition in the bidding was the |
louss Of !. 4 W. spragua. The wAOlo |
'Oss Of the works was probably not less
han S750, 900. ~ a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

ca We learn from Mr.. Davis, the
Register Of the Land 0fkee at jackson,
that theEewsrs sntsred in that Office from
the 10th 10 the 30th Of june last, 1885,
40 acres. He fuFthsx inforzas ssa4 tss~f
alshongu the entries average about TO-
900 acres per day, the Ofkoe is still shrong
ed with applications.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

R Good news, BehaaA said
wag ak BasaoFa g shs Caliph hAs %
pointed yoa asvernoEak ~ fbaKpes ass
hogs In ths king9anas sf 8ga
2 prspase sheb 2 Eeplfs Hshsss, = -
sbsy ny go -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

gw Ths Episespaa gsnvsnsaun oa o.
Carolina has yoEed iss Bashop aix amamshs
holiday, and oil 200 10 saka Is With.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

Rs A asHgabm asaas asssAeA mpon m
aeeSsslgie Old genEleman wiak kka bfla or
msdisinas aad xlsiss. Tie patisnA agreed
70 p4y kos she piils md rsssssA SssIa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

gf$F Tha foilOwimg koaas was geeensls
given ssThs ladies May Ne kiss slg BE
girls We please, sud pleass al lhs girls
we kisa. - s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

- A proposition has been made 70
send olt q Thousand christian mission
ares 10 ChIna~--E9.
Better doubla ths number and send
tz-m iato Massachusetts and sundFy 9th
81 places in the Uu4sad States, 70 con-
VET: the clergy, and turn their blind ia
Eatcal souls to the religion OF Jesus
Tr-.-.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

The LegislatHSs of Connecticut has re-
pealsd ehaKteT Of the following Banks
in that State
Clifton Bank, North stoningtOn;
Mattatuek Bank, Waterbury;
Aohegan Bank, Paweatuek;
Old Lyme Bank, Old Lyme;
PsqaOt Bank, Norwich;
Putnam Bank, Putnam;
Granite Bank, Yoiuntown;
Merchants Exchange Bank Bridge
port;
Colchester Bank, Colchester.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

"a eQSE@am0A4szs q kh@ Mnaak@EA ANaks
ags who writes EFam M mmNSA AnaM. "a. assals
sAs aoliOwEmg e ssosssaa ~ ~ slse -
thansisity of whish Ae SSssasss asaslB
rassssss kaTiag sAkaa Il Asmn asaa Mns
shisk lips a ~ ssRsz ssaaas hiaer
Nv sax, bteisssh and Il asssssak. wsil bs
fsama In DO fas eA@pssw ae GaMasis aA@
smsnsy ysasssaAh wnasa.3 ID a5gr -g.gg
aAna % Iey' maks Aaams e Asls gaH
bow hs make him. Hs msks - onk CD
clay, md ha say : skKusS@ees aha Hhm b.
gis o. ~ ARaaaA Anas hzam - AR@M aR
Liza. la pmA ham u 10 gard asa8 Rdams
ana ke set him Ii q. soRaw oh Dc lsA
cad kols hiM 10 - nIi ek De AseIas 6sns
CD asa ID as mEaa1s 6b g 6kssssas
daam - @amk Eag hs winAsR 4ppzss ~
Bssm NJ Admm b. lnaasama ~ aa
Los make Ehs. l t0la zoe haw = aaEaER
her. Hs give Adaaa IoAalsha ~ p i'll
sound sassp. Dsn ks g0Hgs 81 81 6s
sias aAa mkals E1s a be 81 - eHe
all Dc appiass azsAfa &ssR i@ s. asAiaAa
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Wa ssay d. rsos i = osa ! ssssslag;
0% 9s34e4 Nts4sk les M8 4k&A4 3zzzA1 -
IN = skiaeA O. snaka, aad he ans KAss
and kA kols hsE, ssKAas Msw xar ypa no
est d. applea In do nAidGle @b - arehAFdY
Ebe sasd d1m Dc TsaRss wsmssR appk -
hms asAAas sAy, . ssss yea - u ass
dsEn sAas &sg q aa hsssg aRpkaa II g. aes
ehAxa.s Sc Eos 80 ae apple, and giye
AesH ! plle aae a IA -
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sAdam II A1sm So sHaM, Eaug g an4 6@
Tsor ssy swh0 stole Dc winseg applssr
Aasm sois him, Dear hseW sss b
spsss.s 30 De lee salk sE1ee EA6shs
lay l0ws De LES eala aMmams ssMA@ o.
E6e saE fHeAy LeR II lie LsaKs aaEs no
stole d. wimser appgsa " Ebe taaa him
Donsk know--Adasa sAs spsek 81 6a
Loz eosahsd sm -, SD tfew dszm seeR
Dc ssaass and he kals szns 81 CO wezA se@
yoax lihhiA.1 f@ 80 SO
t.. Gs4 ~ = N + a 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

~ TIE IeUal of sks Express 3 ass.
aaa spsaka 81 j print 81 who had = Quags
ter in his psskss oAdsfs hsvsf sssaas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
Colehsstef Bank, CoIehealer.

News FRoA ST. D0zIEso.-Ths S.
Domingo papers to June q have bean
rsssised. They contaia eonRsmstgoa
Of the sdyises already received, that the
revolution had finally ended and the city
Of santo Domingo had been uncondi-
ton ally surrendered to the legitimate
authority Of the country. Baez had left
The Island, and the army Of Gen. Santa
anna had With grsas rejoicing, entered
the eisy. Ths pspeFs are full Of ofasial
documents, but contain no additional
particulars Of interest. ..#...s -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
Land aassaa - Nxammesntn.

The following is an exhibit Of the sales
of public lands in the Reos River Dia-
triss for . seEias Of yeaxu;
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
Disasters sR the wesferm Wa

The Louisville Courier, Of Saturday,
pablishss list of disasters en- the Wss.
terra rivers, for the ak months sndinR
June 30, 1853, Of whish the following
sabls ia q EsoapitalatioHs
Boats snaggad, &c. %
Boats burnt l8
Boats exploded 6
Collisaions 2
/ FlatboAts lost I
Lives lost 327
Total number Of boats lost 54
Total value Of boats and
cargo lost. Sl,069, ,00o
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

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ssSs khAk reesakzss when fn - -
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w. @axaea9 Thas &amsk aaa& 1nMah
EiAa aBmRsk ss7eaa naSs R ,N@m
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Sd - Yan1zes "a ena1 @ e ns @szk
gaakM a&sesM 81 - watk aaza< e
aasAaRsg, Ksia taaa III yaa 6s + zA
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