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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

SUGAR. There has been a good demand during
the greater part of the week for shipment to the
North and West, and with reduced supplies the
business has been done mostly at better prices The
sales have amounted to about 5000 hhds the market
closing at the range Of the following quotations:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fair to Fully Fair 515 carihed and Refined. Ssgsh
Weeks receipts, 1853 hhds-Exports, 4,l7l
MoLAssEs. >. The demand continues active for
shipment and with moderate supplies the sales of the
week at very full prices, the range at the close
being 26@27c for Inferior and Fermenting, and %
@2sbc u gallon for Prime and Choice. Half bbls
have ranged at 32@ssac y gallon, according to
quality. The sales on plantation embrace about 200,
600 gallons at 5@26c. % gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1896 bbls-Exports, $3.50.
FLOUR. The demand has been moderate while
the receipts continue liberal the stock is on the in
crease, though prices have been pretty well main
tanned. Up to yesterday morning about IL 900 bbls
were sold at 81 $685. for superine mostly the lat
ter rate, IS lO@S5 Is for Fancy, IS 5O@t6 for
Extra, Sc 25@S7 for Choice Extra. and 81 25@
81 so u Dbl for Fine and Unbranded Yesterday,
with rain nearly all day, we heard of only single
sale l25 bbls. st. Louis Supertine at IS l2a p bbl
Weeks receipts, 1892 bbls-Exports 2l,4s6
WHEAT. >. The principal sales reported during the
week have been 2466 sacks Fair Red and White at
S5e. % bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1851 sacks-Exports 3OO
Corn The supply continues very light, and
most of the transactions have been at very full prices
The weeks sales have embraced about 5000 sacks at
arrange of 72@75c for Ordinary Mixed and Yellow,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

TOBACCO. -. There has been considerable enquiry
for small lots of New Crop, and we have noticed
several offers for round lots Of both New and Old,
but they have been generally below the views of
holders, and the business of the week is of very
moderate character. The sales have amounted to
about 400 hhds., in many lots, including "A of New
Crop at 7sc, 80 at &c., 20 Old at &c., Is New at &c.,
IL at &C., at &c., Is at lOc and many smaller lots
at about the same range; also yesterday IA, q and
10 hhds. New Crop on private terms.
Our quotations are nominal, and could not be OBJ
tanned for large lots though they nearly represent the
aSEuO ,satpS ST.. .-.4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Children three old and under free those three
fullfare
Family tickets in peckageSof twenty-five be- had the
office Of the Master Of Transportation. Merchants whose
es reside on The line o the road can procure tickets pack
The Accommodation Train will to Magnolia usual
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst but will be discontin
ued after that date.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans and Can
ton The Company prepared TO forward Goods and
Packages of all kinds every place with which they have
nection receiving from delivering of it's pa
irons. VIM, NJ WADLEY,
pl2 General Sunerintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Among the crriosites shown at Alnwick Castle is
vase that was taken from an Egyptian catacomb.
evolve pleasant oder to the present day, although
probably 5000 years old,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

A remarkable diskiyery has been made by modern
writer, that without mouth, man could neither
eat. drink, kiss the gals, nor chew tobaeker Won
derful.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

An Ohio editor says: What can be more capti-
vating than to see beautiful woman say about four
feet eleven inches high. and eleven feet and four
inches in circumference passing along the sle just as
divine worship commences 7"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

man hearing Of another who was an hundred
years old, said contemptuonsly:
"Pshaw what fuss about n0thingi Why, il my
grandfather was alive, he would now be an hundred
and fifty years old"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

To entirely clear ont the red ant Wash your
shelves down clean, and while damp RIB One salt on
them quite thick and let it remain on for time aud
they will disappear. Il s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth DISTRICT CouRr PAULINE LUCIAEI. WIFE OF
Of etc. VS.. HER HUSBAND.

SIXTH s;s q. AsH gsn xEE
T HEREBY CERTIFY, That on the 18TH
day Of December 1855 Judgment entered in this Court
in the suit Of anfe Luan vs. Her Husband in the words
This Cour. per written the
they part the alleg atoms Of the plaintiff
Ills therefore ordered and adjudged that there be
Robert Fenne the defendant Robert Fenner husband
and that plaintiff be recogn zed sole of the silver
One dozen Silver Dining Forks dozen silver Breakfast
Forks half ass Silver Spoons dozen Silver Table
Waters Silver Ladies' Silver Set for table, aud
Judgmep; rendered December 2st 1s5a ,,au.
In testimony Whereof have hereuno set my hand and
ON H. De saf sse
sand eight hundred and fifty h and in the eighty third
JNo p SMITH, Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
si1IEsE couR DE DISTRICT PAULINE LUcIANI femme
Nouveie. Orleans. w. '"i No sss 81 A"'''
IE CEKTIFIE que lie Is dccembre 1858, jul
Pauline Luciani mari dams les ermes ches suvans
houtienne parrie l'accusaon de Ia demanaeress--
entire la Pauline rc.n femme de Robert
ner Robert Fennsr son mari ct aun deman
nominee s. la liste anexee IA ne,iton, SAVIOR:
Une deuzane de fourchees dagrnt diner douzaine
isrs argent ,hs une doazans De cutters darsent table
une do xsne de ceuteaux enx psners pa
de table ct que Ie dsfendenr aeqate tous les rsis
Judgement ss,gne ls q decembre 1855 r. ,,ovp,, ,
En- f de quot li oppose signature de Ia die
cour dams la vile de la Nouveile Orleans ceecmbre
DE- metre T INT Ct
d22 lht JSO. P. SMITH, Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
f.. EE5NE5l 1858. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&M gsae y-x1 NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON 4 GREAT
NORTHERN hAILRoAD

Express,
(Oce In the Railroad Building Camp street opposte La.
iayeie Square, will deliver IN part Of the city such Bag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewery etc. received
By the Railroad, Otherwise may be entrusted their
charge Of forward the with and dispatch any
point on the Great Northern Ralroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for ha
either the Express Office the residences Offices
individuals. VT :
On approaching New Orleans, the Baggage Master will
through the Train and receive the Checks and address Of all
persons wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master. Ell
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR, FREIGHT:
Data no.oA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

z SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1876 GRAyIER AND s.
~ DRYADES STREETS.
TX TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MER0HAFTsea
With good cations for 200 Negroes respectfully
licit patronage of my old friends and customers
rio " q. r. HATCHER.
a F'OsTER's sLAV e DEBUT, 1871 OOMMor
street, New oresns kesps constantly on hand and
ers and General House Servants Also, buys snd aeis
SLAVES commission. Having converted the family part Of
isrge story building the Of Slaves
he best depot in the city and we'll furnshsd fer the comfort
of Slaves.
d1u y. r0STER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Horse Car will leave the city every morning O'Clock
and the Lake every night hour after the arrival of
the last steam train.
Extra special trips when required, by notifying the
ductor.
when called upon, except mail trips but the conductor
mu.t have timely notice. nj If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
NEW DRLEANs,JAs

--..u..-- NEW ORLEANS,JACK-
LII u son y, A ~ . SKEAT . NORTHERN
On and after SATURDAY, the 10th November, 1885, Pas
seDger Trains will leave New Orleans twice daily 7 A.
N: and 80 r. M arriving at Canton at 65 r n. and
Returning, will leave Canton 73G M, and 20 r. M
arriving at New Orleans at 6.l5 r. n. and Sis A. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Statement of the Movement Of Rio Coffee in Netc
Orleans, from Jan. ], 1858, to Jan. l, 1859.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l, 1859.
Stock on hand January l. 1858 926H bags
Arrivals dir Ct from Rio, from Jan. l. 1858, to Jan
lo59 .S63, JB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
COPARTNERSHIp.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.-
- The firm OF Edwards Dentze is dissolved from this
Mr. " O. Deuxel will continue the advertising and reporting
business for the Daily Crescent. r. O. EDWARDS,
v. O, DENTZEL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

P. M.-The swim and splendid passenger packet
John Raine, Capt W. Underwood. in command with
the correct WA. Pallacio in the Office leaves for al
landings MP to the Falls City. Passengers DESTROYS
Of . quick and pleasant trip up the !. Father Of
Waters should secure rooms this splendid passen-
ger packet, where they can enjoy every luxury, the
best Of society, and be moving up the river at rapid
rate. We most heartily recommend her to all
Europa for White Riuer.-This neat passenger
packet, in command Of Capt Thomas Z. Bailey, 10
receiving for all landings on White river, to leave To-
day at SPIN. Mr.. Thomas N. Gibbes, . polite gem
tleman. is her clerk. # 5is 4 i.sstssss q
Champion, Railroad Packes for today at IL NJ
This fine and truly magnificent passenger packet in
command Of Capt. 3. B. Moore, with the 6hging Mr..
Duval W Young IN the Office, leaves for all landings
up TO ST. Louis to-day atl NJ, positively. We have
often and with pleasure noticed the departure of this
fine packet, and it is our hope we may often do SO
again.
We know that whoever travels on her becomes
warm friends Of her obliging officers hence the favor
she enjoys With the travelling public.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

AsA aHNgasesz s6szs al Kinds 81 log ~ aRg~
.s&hsz CASA III mAas Sod saaaesseaswY style
a 84sAln HSwEe& Il rN1nsx nEh<&s svsx II ].
SIS taaaee, Eppar Agaaawag.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02
seas . Faase aaslsssssssss at 3 N ! 81,
our aide Wn1Eg

From the inseRest manifested by The
property owners on the South side Of
Broadway, II the time she City Coancil
was letting contracts for the paving Of
that side Of the street, we should have
supposed, thai when the City put down
such q walk as was required, the owners
Of property on that side Of the street.
would have taken some pride in keeping
il in Q passabls coalition. However,
such doss Ros appear to be the ease.
When snow fails, il l. suffered to remain
until melted away By the san. Wood
Piles are made on il as matter Of coz
venieuca. Ashes from the Offices and
other buildings are east On IT, Horses
ara driven over it when they could just
AZ conveniently be driven 10 the cross
street. Horses and Wagons are stood
upon it By the hour. These, with tbs
washings from the Hillside, will, in a
short time, entirely destrgy this walk
which has been but lately contracted a.
considerable cost to the city. This walk
is now almost impossible. When men
are so destitute Of common deeeney as TO
create a public nuisance at their own
doors to the annoyance and Inconvenience
Of the public and thus destroy property. in
which the public have an interest," they
should be dealt with according to their
deserts. We hope the City Marshal will
call on some Of the property owners on
that aide Of the street aud inform them
of their duty in regard to the side walk. .
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The following Is TOO good TO be Loaf
and hence We give it the benefit Of our
circulation:
The Devil bargained for the soul of q
young man. The Davil waa to furnish
all the money Young Ameriea could
spend, and If he dad not spend il a. fast
as ii came his soul was the forfeit. For
ssvsral gears Yoaag America kept ahesd
of shs Devil by tho ala OF women, wine,
horses, etc, but the fehd made . large
depoait with him, which Is sesEaed i'm
possible 10 ges rid Ct. Young Ameries,
as last resort, started newspaper
The Devil growled at tbs bib a. the END
OF quarter, was savage al six months
sad al nine, and owned ~ 'dead broks
Al the end Of q year. The newspapel
went down, bat soai was sayed.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

WEEKLY REgrRw OF TAE COUNCIL BLUFFS
RAREETN.

waEELr xEg1Rw OF TaE COUNCIL BLUFFS
MABxETs.
W-sata7r ane ana business brisk.
FEduR remains araa At aas totE4sE qaatatsoas. s-
rims s. Laass Mrs, s5 aas, o. ssparaa ?,
aaary sraaa ga -saa sa,as, %stss sHli ssEsiE IA
a.ArE g.
BUCK-wuE4T FLOUR haa dsslined sftT cents
? 4u8arsl, Rr raw qs5ss Il 81 Ga via SOD sap
sly ia uarass,
Rugkg remains azm ii sar lsrgasr QagtaGg2psr
aga aas utgte eaaasug IN.
OATS aass aayaao&as We asa sagss grlHs article
q 10 aEr ba1sscl.
COAX FznaEas asm ana Is aasumaiAsiag ia isrs
4aaa'ties ia tbs naagset shsss bsiaE nav from a.
q. 10 ssveasy-asa thousand baslasgs IN store. We
aa.e priass azisis At sss ana ordinary 81 soc pr
gsssglsl-~aAsh.
PBF8T1ES have la osHaesaaHea a4 tAe mEld wea4
q y agflaS thu wsas, bssa br0asassH in large aa4a
Giles, aaa - a8assaazFss sazs a&ys lad sassF
es.Yg desa.as IL Er;as, We ssw gsosa tAsH "a ass
asg bssig \, wltA saavT augpay Ia market.
gHisggT arn Al 4Dc psr Balleas with heavy
saap.y ia RarkaA
COFFEE apa susAR tsanains arm 81 @as foEugsr
4a3sallpss. st-1 -
Il GROCERIES ssaer'y are Assa 81 cur sssraeE sassa-
I lsoa<--Saqa sasey III asaskgt .sa-.s
/ SALT 81 sd PSI sasa tog = good srsgeis
/ agrrRB az psr farsnAr qaasSstoas ass PSI poaaa.
1 EGGs gas peE aozea.
P0Rg has sdganeed We sssta R9gs batehSTea
Il as Tor ~ ease fsE 80. and asaa per AHnaEes
! teg hoes weighlHg egas yrs pgsaaas
sgEF CATTLE SRI b4szsxa Ia ID eco cssnl aauabsEs
Il ksfsala Ina naaeAsa ssf rssaiaa anA o. sees fssz
a4to 81 - ser hunaFua aeas.
mar Ell raes4 pgalFse aesas. 81 50 Ard TGHa go
sod igaasarlza sssaas Ne psr tsa-
c4IcggsYs sss pgeaty u aaarkaa and bring area
III " to sc as per doaen.
TCREEys are paeatg, and lice aass ssll ssf %
bsr
gaWUsg are ssaa@aas and seil nj Saesa "
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8 ] q
- = u : $50
q heasnns ssEas 49,
We acknowledge - sss's = sz6
boYs works anpzn 80
Iishsra. IN gng ssaa q
ing - We asw uoEzs sA3sz
q ziss BgaEasr saaaa axa q W. W. !.
ooza8 Thsy azs aaaagn sasssss q
donaakic life, ~ = esaElsFy aszs assa =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02
Ana Editor EndeE the EudnenCe
Of Gin

The editor Of the Logan lOhiol Cd
zss.s, having been presented with bot
lie Of old London Doek Gin, drank it,
and then attempted to writa paragraph
of thanks, with this melancholy result
In conclusion, here's to "Rre Foam.
tain Company No. soEne," the Brass
foantaine Belle Band, snd the rest of our
home institutions and org 'zattoAss inelu-
ding the ladies, and other branches 81
business [hicl in and around town-aAd
especially the Messident's Pressase,
Monington Aashamsut, etc. All Of
which may be had cheap at the Buck
Drook-Brook and Dag Store Of BiHin'
gers old London Dock Gin, for - q
year, II payment is delayed antil thsand
Of the Atlantic Cable
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w an ace .

B Il - ssassss eg . thriving village aitaa.
~ nagah bend hE TIE platts river, on
ID efah Bend town 8iEe, Ia DoaEe
y Il eantsaI 10 rich and well
ogtioaug lhs Gseat iiatte Val.
eaay esatains gaoa hotel, q
aaw snili, two Touring mills, , black
8 snap Aaa aaise nunbsk o. fna pr.
ake residences
4 Pest 0fiee haa iass besa established
tAsge, aaa NJ. " Flsiaan 1Tahaas. late dsp-
III pes astas III EaAaFsna Masl stasionl
ggaw ssa mM@s with haas reesaFea shs
u apanf asssss os pszma ter. MaIaaes
Ii 100 III afse haaE Stamping psaeas 81 khg
Na@ah Platte NoaEazA sla@ 1sss8d MAaaas agsg
! faHa ~ nsAa TsEssa viii SD AAegN ANs
ii ~ Easzsa s kF2@ss e. Z i
! CO.. Nss
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lit has jnss btea discovered IN New
! ,rk that tAera Is quantity Of geld
c5in in circnlatipn which il not Of the
required weighs, qve dollar gold pieces
weighing nineteen grains less than the
coin ought to Wsigb. EzseFnally the
coin ia thai which is coined a! the Ainf.
But the fraud is pepetEatea in The fol-
lowing ingenious manner. The coin is
PLACED on lathe, Had made 10 reyolve.
4 keen, narrow ehisel is SET against the
edge, and as the coin EeEo'7es tho chiFel
turns out the inside Of ii, aud psnetratas
nearly TO the centre, isavins battwo thin
shells, rs il were, soaaeslsd at the cen
ire. The easity is tlea aIled up With
base metal, the CON is Fniliad oyer again
aaa taa edge galvanized. showing as
perfect speeimeu Of work in fraud as
was ever conceived or exsguted,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

!. srgAa PLsw.-r-S. x. hasset, Of Gales
huYg I'll, has Invented 3 nsyT steam plow,
III watch tie wheels of the track az tEac-
81 asas "a aAgihg are 80 arranged that tbs
Ksaek nay 81 readily guided and tugnsd.
- lbs 20 gins rendered. available fer draw
- gang * pioas To turn ever tie earth
Is ahs usual WAY. The invention also con
ask@ In d peculiar mannar Of attaching and
- yinK Ehs gang Of piays 70 the track
ssas III tbs employment Of track clsarers
Igssl In a selxsl way, and ID 20 aktach.
81 boiler to ths track that It liz allow
u Is remain In horizontal position whsr
n a4ASk rises and Eaila la corresponding
d ia ~ Inequalities In the surface Of thl
Il vas patented this week. ---lsSs
asasvisas, Fsk I9.h.
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Rnckv aEog1nEalEa News.

We call attention. to the Pro4peo-
tus Of the above pager, 10 be found in
in our paper to-dag! VIA. n. BTHKs Of
Omaha, is to b5 the Editos, The paPsr
will soon be Issued, ami ali these who
want to subscribe for a krss rate paper
from that portioa Of our s'glorioas Un-
iou," could do 20 better than TO sub
scribe for the h4trs. Address eommu.
nications, for he present, to Fl. Lara
ME. Ilerma.k5, 100.
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RAHREsT ~ $50

At Ia sanss raasa. epp0aazs ~ RDAiuAsA
Hoaas. upgas nsaaaaays GsaAelE @auas
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seeds, seeds

We would call attention TO the advcr-
usmsns Of Fl. d. Emery & Co, in aDoth-
ar coiamp. They have long been known
to the public as implement manufaotur-
era and dealers IN seeds, and have rep
utatiou second TO none In the couRtry,-
Their assortment is large, and 40 enc
can fail to be suited if they send TO them
for either seeds or tools, Call and see
them when in the oity nud get their eat
a!ogue, OF send to them by mail for 1t.
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MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
AND
CHICAGO AND R0CM ISLAND
=

e a IL RO A DSl
The only through route to Chicago from
Dec Moinas, Couaeii Bluffs, and all points
In Western aBd Central Iowa.
Two Passenger Trains leave Iowa City
aHd Washington, Daily, Sunday excepted,
as follows:
FROM IOWA CITY.
Mail, 5.35 a. N; arrive at Chicago 5.40p. IN
Exp, 2. 10 p En3 arrive At Ghieagu4 40 !. IA
FROM wAsHIRaF0N.
Mall 3 % a. mi arrive at Chicago 8. 40 D. n
Exp. 1880 P. ns arrive at Chicago 1, 40 a.m
u Tue morning train from Iowa CITY
and Washington ia the only tram leaving
Iowa City Ia the morning that makes q
connection with the ThEo' ExnrsEa Train
Of Michigan Southern Il. n same evening".
Passengers By any other route are obligy
ed 70 remain Ia Chicago until the next nor.
aing. Passengers are specially requested
to NOTE THE FACT that this Is the
ORlg TkToaga Reats from Essea Ctss 10 C1i
cage. The decided advantage it possesses
by the connection o. the two Roads, at
the MissisSipPi RiYer, give IL a preferences
ever all other ssatss All tsaf,is rtaa faro
70 Chicago Wi bout change Of cars. eros-
sing the Mississippi River &. h. Bridge
between Davenport and Rock Taiand, thus
dispensing with the loss Of time, the ala
noyanee aud liability to loss Of Hzgga age,
incidental to other llaes,
Connections are Aads a La Sale. with
t. aims Of the Illinois Csntral Railroad, Tor
Eaaleiths Gaieas, Cairo, St. Louis aud In
termediste points,
At Chicago, with trains Of the AIrhI-
gan Southern, Michigan Central and Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroads.
10 Through Tickets can hs nxoearsd
at Washington and Iowa City. 10 Buffalo,
/ Albany, n K, Boatoa, Pittsburgh, pail.
| saesphia, Baltimore, and all the prlneipal
points In tbs United States and CanaAaa.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
| WIZ find this the most desirable and ax,
Peditioas route from Iowa City to Chicago
and the Eastern market,
E1 Suck I,rai#s EaH aArsasgA en- IAN
haaFs, salsasSt Ferriaqe or GAaags Of car,
| JOHN F. TRACY, Gen, sun.
! w. L, ST.. JOINS, Gen. T.eket Ameat,
/ ian l. 1853 IL
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Excepti0h&

There are exceptions b every rule but
g. --ssEzs "a 49,. EkaE L raarar absuy-
ed. IA Jour income is 10 pour expsndi-
tare, DO will The anopat bf your debts
zee to your cash inIhaad, and youv con-
sequent ability 10 msa shan.
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FuRTHRR NnTn91E.

row lRtead to devote my sime exclusive
~ to settling ap NV notes and accounts,
for which { will taks In Liquidation,
FL0UR, WHEAT. COIN, OATS, PORK
or anything In the way og Produce. In
doing this, give all aa appogtunltg 10 ses.
EIs between this and the hrss oil March
Rsst; after which time, will NOT BE- ae-
eodntabEs for what Is done, as mg Notes
aud Accounts will be Ia the hands az tha
of6eers. Jas. HENsHALT.. Tn.
Jan I2th, 1888. On
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-02

Til. BlEuagHs Republican paper
1-le4 he MacacAecA Press published in
We, Liberty, OhIa, protests against the
IN d.rsauuIs array Of Beechers as fatigu-
tn, Fer a party 10 have it's Beeehsr-oHe
ii-e-ho5-.s would not object, as 4 uHitart-
IN .xrrava ganee Of that sort might be in,
.4raad in wuaouk eadlag III bankruptcy.
6 I'll considers Q whole Family Of Beechers
sin. az more thaa the heat constitutions
an survive. and, 81 Inc risk Of being con-
,.derra profaRs,) 1t crisicizes them Iadi-
.sIHally With a trenchaut pen. Mrs.. Har-
RE. Beeehe* Ssowe) is last attended to -,
,na in The nat!ce II her brain-praud heart
.sasaess. is the fellow wing anee Iate about
9eg last story, illustrative of New England
ase, no's being published Ia the Atlaaais
HgEtaig
"lhIs last work has history rei!lus-
ratIye vet OF the BeeeheT's mean selfish
ness. Il was promised 70 Doctor Bailey,
the NalisnaI Era. Our rsasAers wall rec.
collect lhzl the Era FIRST gave "Uacls Tom"
Is Fuq Of nopatariiT 89ce then, and
+inca ths promise made by Mrs, Harriet
Ie-rasr. certain facts have come to her
k.owIalxs she is well aware that DR.,
Da4gy is In state Of health so delicate
/ inae,.,l pFesarioas-that fears are enter
.sjnrd as to his power 10 struggle through,
/ hs winter. She knows that he liz eaiieG
ul.5u u eoatead 9Th peepaiary emharrass'
/ a-uts, caused By an attsnpt - pabtlsh I
| lady paper in Washington, aud increased
1 by The commercial distress OF the last swt
/ Years. Ons would suppose that woman
/ under auch circumstance would have aat'
eued. win a full heart, to her Rrst friea'
/ AMI patron. Not 50 with A:rs. Bceche
Ssowe She very quietly drives baTgat1
with the AiIautie MoatAlg, and very coojl
gives that journal what Ia justice che owe
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