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FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. IA.
Curiosity ReprOved.


The Persian ambassador found himself
50 annoyed while in Fiance, by the insa-
liable curiosity OF the fair Parsians, who
came in crowds to his residence, avowed-
ly to look at him, that at last he resolv-
ed to revenge himself by the following
scheme
On returning one day from ride, and
Ending, as usual, his apartments crowded
with ladies; he affected to lie charmed
with the sight Of them, successfully point
ing to each with his finger, and speaking
with earnestDess to his interpreter, who
he well knew would be quest ioned as to
the purport of his remarks. According
ly the eldest Of the ladies, who, in spite
of her age, probably thought herself the
most striking of the whole party, and
whose curiosity was particularly excited,
after bis excellenoy had passed the suit
of rooms, coolly inquired what might
have been the object Of his examination.
Madam" replied the interpreter, ~
dare not inform you"
''But l wish particularly to know
sir"
"Indeed, madam, it is impossible
NAY, sir, this reserve it vexatious; |
desire to know
o, since you insist, madam, know
then, that his Excellency was valuing
you.
"Valuing us how, sir q
Yes, ladies, his Excellency, after the
custom Of bis country, has been setting a
price upop each of Vou.n
well, that's whimsical enough, and
much may that lady be worth, according
to his estimation 2"
"A thousand crowns"
"And the other?"
j'Five hundred crowns"
"Ano that young lady wieh fair hair 2"
Three hunrsad crowns"
"And that brunetSs Z
"Tbe same price,"
"And that lady who is painted:
Fifty crowns"
land pray, sir, what may be worth
in tie tariff Of his Excellency's good
graces7"
40, madam, you really must excuse
me; I beg"
Come, come, 10 concealnents."
The prince merely said, as lie passed
you-"
rWeli, what did he say 2"
"He said, madame, that he did not
know the small coin OF the country"
TIE BILLIE AND THE STUDENT.-At
certain splendid evening party, a haugh-
ty young beauty turned to student who
stood near her, and said, "Cousin john,
understand your eccentric friend L.
is here; | have a great curiosity to see
him. Do bring him here, and introduce
him to me" .........
The student went in search of his
friend, and at length found him lounging
on sofa.
"Cyme, l." said he, "my beauti-
full causip, Catherine, wishes to be intro
duced to you"
well, trot her out, john" drawlcd
l., with an affected yawn.
John returned to his cousin, a nd ad-
pised her to defer the Introduction till
a more favorable time, repeating the an
swer he had received. The beauty bit
her lip; but the next moment said, Yell,
never fear ! shall insist on being intro
duced."
After some delay. l. was led
up,aud the ceremony OF introduction per-
formed. Agreeably surprised by the
beauty and Commanding appearance
of Catherine, L made a profound
bow; bnt instead Of returning it, she step
ped backward, aud raising her eyc-slass,
surveyed him deliberately from head to
foot, then waving the back of her hand
toward MIN, drawled out, "Trot him off,
john trot him off that is enough T.
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SAY, IN CONFIDENCE
we have never been
medicine-N 4 v Z r
SINGLE INSTANCE,
when timely Ased.--
instance of dissatisfac-
used 1t. ion the con.
with its operations,and
est commendationof its
teal virtues. We speak
DO KNOW after ten
PLEDGE OUR REPUTA.
mENToFwHAT WE HEAR
I every instance where
from pain and exhaus
70 n d in fifteen or
the Syrup is admins
This valuable prepa-
ton of one of the most
SKlLLFUL NURSES
has been u s e d with
CESS in THOUSANDS
1t not only relieves
b u I invigorates n e
corrects acidity, a n d
to the whole system
relieve GRIPPING IN
WIND C OIL c, and
which, If not speedily
We believe it the BEST
THE woRLp,in all cases
d I A r R H E A IN
it arises from teething
cause. We would say
mas q child suffering
going complaints-Do
DIcEs, MOB THE PREF
between your suffering
that will be SURE
SURE-to follow the
timely used. Full di-
accompany each bottle.
the facsimile of CUR
New York, is on the
throughout the world.
edar sfrepf N York
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LADIES GAITEits-Jus

va
large assortment of Ladies
double single and medium sole
hee!ed, lasting and Congress CATERS. Also
ladies double sole calf and medium sole Kid
and Morocco Congress Caters. These goods
are m" e OF the very best ma terial, by one of
the best manufacturers, and are lust the Boots
for the tsll and winter seasons. The ladies are
particularly invited to examine these Boots
before purchasing as they will be sold very
CIV. .as . r. BOTTIMORE,
-.- ..s. is East side Market square, .}
ocS Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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WEEDS
p A T E N T
SEWING
Nj A c III IN e 5

Nk n ~ N Il " IL ,
Have gained the con.
fidence Of all who use
them, and have pro-
we'd one of the most
valuable inventions
of the age. They use
a Shuttle, making the
Lock Stitch on both
sides of the C 10th
alike, which cannot
be unravel lie d or
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IES-NOVELTlE5.
JET GOODS-JET GOODS
+ HAVE just received per Express an invoice
L OF Jet Bracelets, Pins and Ear Rings of late
impor IL tions-all OF which will be sold low at
j. NJ. FREEMAN'S,
Sc q % Main street, Cor. Talbot street
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g o M ETHING Worthy of Notice. You
~ can't make pure grain without good Seed.
We have few bags prime white Wheat put up
especially toE seed, for sale by t -
Sc 3 DELK b LINDSEY,
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FINE pa HNCH LIQUO CANDI Gs,

CONSISTING in part of Cream Ron Bons.
~ Cordiai Bon Bons, Oneidoes, Jenny Lind
Drops, Cordial Rings, Cordial Stars, Ice Cream
LTeps, Lie Drops, Cordial Hearts, Jelly
Cakes, Co ~ Fish, Cordial Beans received
this day, IL inest and purest article of the
ocS C JORDAN & SON. p
DATAPsCO IA NJ \ Y AND EXTRA
4 FLOUR rs Bbls, of this Justly cele-
brated and unea ualed brand OF Flour receiving
this morning,a supply Of other choice brands
of Family and Extra Flour. Also lot of nice
Supertiae. Come and see me. s'3ll's ~
&C & rai JAS z JONES. -
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UNDERTAKING.

UNDERTAKING aet1
szYAs This branch of my business will
receive my special attention in every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur.
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now in such general use.-
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Cotfins al
ways on hand, and three of the best Hearses in
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
to attend at any moment
LEWIS SALISBURY,
ap 30 So and 60 Main street.
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WHOLESALE.

MO MACKER EL-For sale by
IN se27 ...ssr RF JAMES.
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Butter, Butter, Bl.tter

EOR forty years No 3 Csmpbeil's has always
Il on hand the very best grades of Butter
which can be found in tn is community. We
ney than is asked bv other vendors. call is re
quested and a comparison solicited.
Sc = BAYMORE & STONE.
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,.a ,u. NOtlC6. >rt-
DAMAGED GOODS.
A GAIN IN THE FIELDING have Just re
n ceived per steamer jamestown, a very
large and exceedingly cheap lot of damaged
Stockings, Socks, Corsets and Tape. Now is
the time to buy bargains at
J. UMSTADTER'S,
Sc ID ..e No 10 Church street.
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DUTTER AND LARD New York Butter
ID received last evening per Steamer Roanoke
Orange Cennty. plso, baltimore Butter, cheap,
superior Lard and Cheese, selling low TO close
Consignment. Nos. 5 B Union street.
Sc l6 Nv SWANK.
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DECEIVED Per Steamer jamestown, las
N night, 20 tubs choice Butter, 20 tubs choice
Lard, 20 tubs choice Cheese, 200 boxes Herrings,
choice. Also lot of superior Extra and Family
Flour at IL Flour Store Nos. 5 and Union
street. & Cd q q % . & sefs4-sgf
Fse5 5sg ssls T w SWANk n
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CUNDRIES.-25 kegs of superior Cos hen
= Butter, IS do of medium New York State
Butter 10 9s do Of WssIern Reserve Butter, IS
ed Sugar, 20 Bbls. B and C Sugar, o0 half ana
Quarter Chest of superior Green and Black
Teas, just receive per Steamer Yorktown from
New York and for sale by s.L F.. ~
......-,.... -, j. WOODBRIDGE,
su3 80 .. -t.. No. 5 Roanoke Square.
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in with another. Pretty little things, amt
they? Can't do anything for you p
tNo.' l replied savagely. 'l'm going on
hoard.'
'On boardp exclaimed Williams, why,
man you'd clear the ship. Nothing can live
within fifty yards Of you, nor won't be able
to for 4 fortnight to come. You don't know
how strong you are.'
'Don't I thought ? thought, feeling at
the same time that was strong enoug b in
another sense, to give him good thrashing,
il could only get out; but that was hope
less.
'How queer you look there, under glancing
water-quite like jolly river-god. Well,
look here. You can't 90 on board; you had
better walk round the head of the bay until
you come to a half-ruined hut which is there,
There you have to stay for fortnight OF
three weeks and if you keep in the water
all the time, you will probably have ceased
to be aromatic. At present, you know, you
are dreadful. I'll send you round clean
clothes, grub, liquor, and other necessaries.
Goodbye; take care of yourself. You'll
have a very quiet life, l almost envy you
l am almost sure heard him sitting a
laugh. Could have proved it, this world
should not have held US both much longer.
Three mortal weeks did exist in that
wretched but. At the end of the second
week, a messenger, holding his nose, presen-
ted me small packet. On opening it, found
it to contain small portion of cake, and two
cards tied together with white ribbon. On
the small one was the name Of 'Mr. WILL
Jams, N. NJ and on the larger one Mrs.
Williams My happiness was blasted for
ever! Vowed from that time forth never
to love,
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vo1 uI-NO. 2. WHOLE NO. LOG.
| JOHN I. BALDWIN, G. N. DODGE.
BALDWIN s. DODGE,
BANKERS s. Dealers i'm Exchange,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
%>OIIECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
I ! at Current Rates OF Exchange.
Hills OF Exchange Gold and Silver, Current and un-
current Money Bought and Sold.
land warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and Non-Residcnt proprie-
tors. -..,-...a.- ,,..
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention to their interests in the
of any business which may be entrusted to
...,.
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson,
Bank Of Iilion, Ilion, n. Y
Bank Of Cooperstown, Coopers,own, n. =:
Durkee Il Bullock, Bankers, ST. Louis, Mo.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, N. Y.
Warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass
A. J. Stevens Co., Bankers, r. Dcsmolnes.
Henry Farnham, Pres. c. \ X. l. r. X, Chicago, ils.
Jno T. Henry Supt. NJ. \ N. K. X. Davenport Iowa
Cock Sargent Il Downy, Bankers Iowa CITY, Iowa.
western Marine b Fire Insurance Company, Omaia
City, n. T.
lie Roy Tuttle Omaha City.
James G. Mitchell, Esq, Florence N. T.
n b. Judd Esq Chicago ~
Merchants Savings Loan Trust CO., chicago.
Corse Snowden 4 Corse, Alexandria, va.
J. b. Bennett, Agt. IEtna Fire insurance company
Cincinnati, Ohio ,u.
James Harlan, U. s. s., Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon s. r. Curtis, NJ. c., keokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh X Brooks, Bankers, BuflihstOn, io"a.
July 4-nlO-u '"o' '''
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own account. Their wardrobe was exceed
ingly limited, and Pve no doubt that Eve
would be very thankful for nine penny
calico. and Adam would have worn satinet
though the cut of the garment had been
few months old. For however rural fig
leaf suit might appear, it is not exactly
adapted for general use, especially with the
thermometer at zero, and don't thinE
a lady of your weight in community
would appear to advantage in that style Of
dress.'
Perseverance! exclaimed my wife, o:
colored with Indignation at the idea, and
laid down the last Of the stockings, prepara'
tory to seeking her nightly rest.
She never calls me Perseverance,, except
when che is astonished or indignant; and
knew by the tone of her voice that it would
be useless to pursue the subject at present
So winding up my argument and the little
wooden clock that graces the mantel,
add essed myself to slumber, while that
murmuring aspiration foated on the mid.
night air, from wife's half open lips
sOh dear wish was rich ?
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1.-THE following is not the most elevated kind Of poe
try, but the sentiment - is good, .- $3.50
know that the world. that the great big world,
From the peasant up to the king,
Has different tale from the tale tell,
And different song to sing. D., ,E
But for me-and I care not a single fg
Z. II they say am wrong or am right
. l shall always 60 for the tredkfr dog,
For the under dog in the tight.
know that the world, that the great big world,
Will never q moment stop
To see which dog may be in the fault,
But will shout for the dog top
.But for me shall never pause to ask
Which dog may be in the right,
For my heart tciH beat while ii beats at all,
For the under dog in the fight.
Perchance what Pve said I had better not said,
Or 'twere better had said it incog,
But with heart and with glass filled chock to the brin
Here's health to the bottom dog.
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CT A down easter strayed into the
square in front Of the City Hall, Phila del
phia, and planting his brogan firmly in front
Of the bronze statue of Franklin, LOOKED up
ward to the benigant face of the old phiIos.
opher with great apparent interest.
4" What old feller's likeness is that ?''
asked he of bystander.
"That sir, is the statue of Benjamin.
Franklin"
Statew of Franklin, Ell? Well, I've read
all about him. Putty good fellow in his
way-was great on soft sodderin' the French
but | say, you, how darned YALLER He WAS !''
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w.HM PrsEy, Atty at La
OFFICER & PUSEY,

REAL ESTATE BR0KERS,
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment OF taxes lands Of no-resdcnts and the
collection and remittance Of claims.
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O. Tom, hear you are going south, to
reside"
eyes, going to Florida"
"Well, l advise you to 70 into town
where there are no buckets, for when was
in that region every man was kicking the
bucket"
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CT Miss Long, q girl of quick and fear
less wit, asked Mosesif he knew certain
young man. 'Know him ? Oh, yes! ought
to know him. raised him from a pup
'Ahn said Miss Long, Il didn't know YOU
were SO old cur Moses wilted.
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
i tired from the mercantile business, hegs leave to
offer his services to Merchants and Business Men of all
classes, General Collecting Agent. He proposes To
give his attention to this business; AMI his long
residence and extensive acquaintance IN the Vest VIII,
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ him.
Notes Accounts and Claims OF all kinds may be for
warlcl TO the unlcrs igned by mail. otherwise for
Presentation quida ion or Collection Prompt atten-
ton will be given and the avas Immediately remit
ted when it may become necessary TO place claims in
suit the best protcs sOna services will be and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly Ussi-
bic Doubtful claims will be settled and secuted OH
the best terms atanablc and the title 10 Real Estate,
when taken either payment security carefully III
yc>tlgated.
The undersigned WILL also Pay Taxes al! parts of
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and Will also Sell, Pur-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters 0. Inquiry will he promptly attended TO.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES.
Council DLUFFs-OHicer y Pu>ey. Bankers: Bald
win Dodge, do; Casaly \ Test, do; II. c. Mutt
Co., do
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Dnan, King * Co; Squire & Reed
Shapleigh, Day Co., s. {. Davis X Co, Howard 4
Hinciulan.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Tootles x FArlcigh, Jos c. Hull,
Prest St Ju. Ius. Co.; Il. l.. Mcdonald. J. X J. Curd,
Nave, McC"rl Co., J. b. Jennings Co, A. Beatte
\ Go. (v2nlal tBugle please cory.
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v An advertisement reads as follows
Stolen, watch worth one hundred dollars.
If the thief will return it, be shall be Informed
where he can steal one worth two Of it and
no questions asked"
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UA lady being abont to marry small
man was told he was very bad fellow.
sWell,' said she, 'if he's bad there's ont
comfort-there's very little of him.
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T Make no mischief by intermeddling
with other folks.
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Piftsburg.

Pittsburg.
Bank OF Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Nessrs. Kramer X Rahm,
i" n. Holmes 4 Sons
Willis Boothe, Esq.
VIM. Is. Pusey, Esq.
Pennsylvania.
Monongahela Blk Of Brown
willie.
Franklin Blk Of washington
Baltimore.
Com. \ +. B'k Of Baltimor
Baltimore Savings Bank.
McstrS. Johnston X Bro.
" Robert tiarret II Sons
T. Marsh Siniih, Esq.
Nathan PuSey, "
Miles White, q"
Ne1 York.
Jno. Thompson, Esq.
Philadelphia
Wessrs. Caleb Cope x Co.
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II. TEMPLE,
pIoNEER ROOk BINDERY.

rroRNEY At LAW, LEWIS, CAss COY N''
Il lo"a' ,snn IN y2u3Syl
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Grn.rsl .SS.emi for the tSHseff0" OF "'o''''
HfiIs, &c.,
DEXISON. WFORD cor NTf. ~" =
IIvIIJ atren, t. the Payment "f iaNf' 'i't ". a.;
w lection Of Debts. All BUSINESS e''' "'''A " "
care " il! be promptly attended 10. ,, ,u.
RrrEaENCEs-IT"n c. E Whiting oaa%s SS n,nT ,"MT
y 4 TrilIe E>,, A. Cochran, E>'l., t"u''e't nip"S
iw,: Iohu Purlv Es1 Rev. J. W. Denis"n. Dehisnh'
Iw,; D. T Jewett, Esq. y. X. Stockweil, ESD 81
,ni. No John s kinbali ES,., John A. Peters, Esq
Bangor, Maine. H-..o --
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pnxsicIan and Surge0n-
II y Z" (n37-6m
Brud'lwaJ.
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BeFerencss,

81. Louis.
limo. J. Anderson 4 Co.
Messrs. Page X Bacon.
Loker, Reeick Il Co.
!. T.. r. Violet Il Co.
Messrs. Bryan 4 Co.
IOwd.
Cook, Sargent X Downey.
: Hem, williams h Co.
Hoyt Sherman X Co.
n Hon. Thomas b. Benton, u
Springfield, III.
e NJ. 4 +. Insurance Co.
Clark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, ESD.
/. Hon. s. T. Logan.
Col. Jno. williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. WIN. Brown.
" Richard Yates,
y. Il. Elliott, Esq.
MessIs. N. p. Ayers Il Go
n4-u
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nn W. 6. GRIMES,

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW '''
"A Gil BLUFFS Iowa. c,, uo,re
II z-Once over the Banking House OK "reepe' Coz
pant,u idde Broadway. n'.H-
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xr-N. y, KITER, BOOK BINDER AND . bLhN n n
w Book Manufacturer, COUNCIL BLUFFS, low ,ss 10
,oI to OK ccutc anything in his department OF busl-
p nnnntiv in substantial and workmanilke "ai'-
nor and at low prices.
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SIRs Send US one of them ID things
that makes such HI Of a noise about ho-
tells. We've opened hotel here last week.
Send bill.
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:, 90 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

business CaF1s Vi ~ :. >-.,,.,oi, al 70,
c,,,re Of IL lines, or less, OF Nonpareil, =, ,o
one ,nserion and SO cents for each subsequent pup
the arst iusea nv nerpl under three months. .
lcation .T ooumn advertisements, price ana nan.
fT Advertisements have the priyilese o.
,,,5res Nodeductlon will be made II the Sp''e '''
tTaceu m o,isemen,s not marked on the copy for Spe
annSsr Of insertions, will be continued fhnn ,s,
eiea ua ieas, unless sooner discontinued ana Pay
s,snt Sseeied accordingly.
urHr .;n ABOVE Terms En ,s As1 AND cssrs: ssnE' WIZ"
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1I. Sullivan, M. ID.
Du,.,,.N. >uRGEON. OFFICE AT Dill
Lt>-s blLG sTORE Lower Broadway 1'u Iou"
..ll Bluus Iowa. -----------
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V A prominent hardware house, Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, received, a day or
two since, the following order:
Sanpamon Co Ill M,,oh 1e
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j. Il. OLIVER,
Tcrch ant Tailor,
And Dealer in GcRteman's Furnishing Goods,
Middle Kroadscay, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
J1EEPS ON HAND 4 CHOICE SELECTlON
n Of CLOTHS, CASlMEHES FhSTlNt'S, NA
which he Will make up order, in the latest and IA
most approved styles. Together with beautiful NIX
,ssortmen, OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. -AA.
Mn j. T. OLIVER.
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4. e., FORD,

NauLers and Dealers In ENchahse-
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
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| /, ,hers
ir orders
| Fiareiee,.
8 30 give
/, 10 any
r twelve
' itugs for
|adaH must
, 1859-10-13

There ~ some talk Of establishing uewspa.
per on board Of the Great Eastern. not oulv for
the entertainment Of passengers, but also rs u
means Of communicating Instantly on her arrii-
val all the news she brings.
+ SAD CALAMITY IL DoRcuEs1ER. jNAss.-A
dwelling house in Seponset village, dorchester.
occupied by William Harris and John Spear,
was destroyed By fire Thursday evening, about
eight O'clock Two Of Mr.. Harris children,
aged respectively two and seven years, per7shed
tn the flames. Their father and mother were
absent attending meeting, aud the children
were LETT IN the care Of servant girl, who went
out to a neiEhbors- i quantity Of kindling
wood was LETT in m open store to DIR, which
got on fire. fell upon the tloor and communicated
to the building. There were four children in
the house, two Of whom were rescued. All were
in bed--Boston Atlas, sth.
TEE PHllADKIPu1A SrSpAx CAsx DEc1psp,-
The case OF JeAndelle, the driver Of q SUNDAY
railroad car in PhiladeIphi4, who was bound
over for trial in June last, and whom Judge
Thompson, Of the Supreme Court, refused 10
discharge on habeas corpus, has been decided
Judge Ludlow discharged the defendant, on the
ground that his act did not constitute breach
vfthe peace, as charged IN the indictment. This
decision may be regarded as triumph Of legal
technicaiitles, rather than victory sf the pr1n-
ciple Of free Sunday travel.
Last Saturday night, the house of ]. y. Wag-
Eoner, II Galena, was entered by burglar, the
room in which Bishop AmeS WAS sleeping rob
bed Of pair Of pantaloons, vest and sstcbel,
the last Of which contained 800 in money.
The satchel was found in The yard and The
money gone. The other things we're found scat
tered about in the vicinity.