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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

MURDER AND IscTsDisRtss on STATEN IsLAsp|-
reward OF $500 has been offered by The s1pervisr'
Of Rchmord County for the ietse,or Of the muriere.s
of Francis DnchNme, vino was brutaly sssassinsted
o. the ght Of Aug 81 while returning home from
the residence Of tie Rev. NJ. Lewis near Clifton.
Staten Island The Board also took action in regard
TO tie fsequsut occurrence OF incsndiy fires IN the
nee hborhood O: Clifton All Ssple,n, BY which the
inhabitants have tcr several months sustained re-
peated losses OF property reward OF 500 IS offered
.or the ares. and conviction Of the inceniisries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

ASoIHEK EXCITEMENT AHoSG THE SEPofs.-There
seems to be no sId to the Pani;s let a's generated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Mr. Stephen Msssett Col. Jeems Pipes OF Pipes
Vile leaves New.Yoik to-day in the steamship Bal
tic for San Frarcisco, where we understand he will
introduce 10 the Cslfornsns bis and origins En-
tertaitmen., csled Song and Chit-chat Of Travel,
which has been emirently popular here and else
where. We With Mr.. MSssett every success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

CoUSrERYErT N0rEs.-Johu Boyian ard ArLhll
Drf, were arrested Yesterday charged with having oes
couieItr. one dollar Of the Bank Of ChemuEk EA
dollar bill. 4 the Baus Of New Jersey foGnd ;hs
session The committed cor examination 81 jus
tice QusckenbGfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

FELL ANosG THIEyEs-Thomas Hsvsy, q se%
fareins man entered Monday night low deu In Oliver
street kst. BY GeIm,u psmed Levi, keene snd shs there
tedly bs,eg and Iobbsd Of 10 Officer McCncken wac
place. aud .uc'eeced Ia aTesDs three be-
erg the place aud named koeDrs k-eas,
~ proprietor. escaped While " TIE Coqrt room a. toe
Tomb go.p1g 10 crowd ard clear
Will looking for him the officer up9a Keen, whom
brought before jas cs Connolly. who committed
With the for examination. Haley severely
bfgiro aboU. Tie head AID fare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

CoRREcrIos.-It was inadvertently reported in
Yesterday TRIBUNE that the Metropolitan Insurance.
Company had $40 500 insurance on SPeysrs brewery,
the amount being =; 500. The list Of insurance was
received from SIR. Speyer, and in the Confusion ne
doubtless made some errors in the amounts The
Merchants, Security and Astor, also had $500 in
stead Of 40 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
answer.

SSEAK THiEvEs.-A member Of the firm otWhiing
Bradley No Al Cou.ud, yesterday ~ company wi
a policeman, brought before TIE Ciy Hat Poh'e Coat two
tLev boxing fellows giving tnr JOAN swart sni
Auksu, Be) on tie chsge OF theft they csasnt BY
CLERK had become sup cou q tei iu.,Eous IL he az Of
carving of q faacy bss worth 100 BED sAJs he
ho,. potter and S. WAY. aves that BE aosnGsr by BIRTH
ana farmer a. Hurtssioa Loss Island Th,y bo;a
ntet IL Ssfanl. CT bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

The CEsTRAL PARK AND TIE Elm TREEs.-S)me
mouths made By the Central Park Commits
with Nj Rider o quaut;y q elu trees from S0s Sns
b. planted each side Of the grand promenade II the Cent?
Pax By 'te Mr.. Rider paid go Tor each
tia; lived ts trees btug flsned his sxPene snf under
lis .upertu1euce A. he moment al least nj .eLts
punb,T u pan ed seysra hdcdfed Ia s
desa dyirg SIR Rdsr seeks 81 fr e.1h
Iar by him thu ground d-csy IF he
The hhss 81 The soil Of The Cenir, Park s
said TIA: hsf chenra sna Of the so made and tha
b. will proceeding, ssiiDs, tie ComEis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

EXCISE ConNissIosERs.-Tne Board held It's thirty
fourth session yesterday and granted one nnkeeper
loepse. Mr. Kerr was not present Thus far the
Board has granted 2i9 licenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

f. GRAsD LARcEsY.-Loui, G. Disconbe Of No. LA
Tenh street, h.d $50 god and brs b locked up 10 his
bureau fer ss. keeping Dadns bis sb.sne- coyt
Gus p@on entered the aid 1Ep-i With the lnf Mr.
Dconb- h.d suspect CAR Js-agI, psrsoG 10 hrs
poy the peron who d-phyed him u his money and
tsris, csus-c ala arrest ggr.easo- cslmisd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

THE LAW ScHooL.-This afternoon, a. O'Clock,
there ~ill be meeting, in the rooms of the Column
bic College Law School, Of students whose engage
men's preclude them IRON Attending the Gay classes,
and who desire to form an evening class.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Brutal ASSAULT As Bartholomew Fassie co tai
ar pedder Il artificial flowers pa'nf through Tenth
avenue ossiinE h. for ,e Henry aasds struck MIN
yort bos sicc ~ the had VITA sharp iasru-
nsr, &c wound IL thought ths ms
h. he man killed Moo sle attempted escape bat
arresgsd by Officer Smith a The Teuh PrecAc Persons
who w1ssd s.snt By the brute ,ts the ltisAn
gave 20 whatever Tor "A. bow Jas Ice QIa1tsn-
bub IL cesul: II 200 bail committed BE rusr u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

A spurious csrd' appeared amorg the siyer-
Elements in yesterdays TRIBUNE, signed " W. IL.
Hume and Z. T. Marshall, Trustees Of the Cherry
street NJ. E. Chapel" We are requested to ssy that
the gentlemen of similar names who are Trustees Of
the Cherry street NJ. T.. Chapel and who are mem
bers of the Minister, and Lsymen's Union,' had
nothing to DO with the publication of this " Card
and entirely repudiste it.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
war News Froka xhesoutA

Al tho last accounts, Judge Bowlin had
made knowu 10 Lcpez, IN tssms msst un-
souivoeal, lat the alternative Of a refusal
to pay promptly the demands the uhttsd
States Government, would be an immedi'
ate attack upon his fortrsssss BY the naVy
andsr command u Commodore shnbFiekl
aud q vigorous prosecution OF the war nn'
til there was full satisfaction obtained for
the wrongs and insults committed BY the
Parazuayans upon cur citizens and Gov
eminent. Judge Bowlin was decided and
psremptary, and Lopez has taken a little
time for consideration.
So apprshenSiVe is Brazil, that a war,
wagsd BY so powerful a nation Is the
United States, in that Heighbogheod, would
be ruiaous To her commercial and political
interests, that she has sent minister TO
Lopez to get him to abandon ali idea Of re-
sistaaas, and TO offer him loan sathciens
to pay the demands Of the United States.
There il 8 furious EAgoluttoa raging in
Chill. Leading government officers were
In the hands Of the rebels, and the revoin-
tlonists were gaining strength. Shoald
the United States be forced to The eEtrem-
lty Of making war upon Paraguay, there
will In eIl probability be revolution IN
all the principals states Of saRth America
So that the sanguinary God will be having
extensive sway upon both hemisphere,
aud no spirit Of dlvinatton can see the ter
nlnation and result.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

A nam krsua sAe Easterm portion Of
this State, arrived In Ger elsy for the
paEposs Of reclAiming wife Who has
bsea taken through mistake by neigh.
Dor while packing up his goods Cor Cher
Ey Greek. We understand that the man
ia pnfsnis 81 bis wife came On BY Stage.
AT Lewis the Rmigrans for She new I'll
LeugMae, aefa hIs wagon 10 charge Of .
friend, and took the Stage for this city.
Il was nighs when the couple got into
the Stage. Thsir surprise can be better
imagined than described, when they
found at he dawn Of day tho diseonso-
late husband in search Of hia lost wife,
sitting upOn the seak in front Of shsms--
The guilty parties were arrested II this
city, And Ne understand that the woman
admitted that she was the sOtfs Of the
man in pursuit; but denied most posi-
lively thai ihs baby about six months
old which abe had in her arms was his.
Upoa this information the husband was
willing that sfGabtiel shoald blow his
horn" and left the room, whersupOn
the parties we're discharged and Old Pct
will hRYs the bill to foot.
We are decidedly opposed 10 paying
for OtheE peoples earslsssnsaa in pack
ing their goods, and would suggest thai
xhsneTsz our authorities discover . like
mistake again, that they give the often
der such a Lesson as viii teach him to be
more careful in future, and that the
goods be Es-Paeked and consigned TO
heir legitimate owner--the Devil.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

E~swe have ca hand aaa los sale. pEtntAzsa Z
xneX 9szgssyof parez ha2nk @araxmsee Aesass Hsa6s
far pssdz, nssaa 81 Trass and 9swHaaap RlaGas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
Iunims.

We publish in to-day's paper the FIRST
numbeE Of . series Of articles promised
from shs pen Of "Junius.' We are net
informed who Is the writer Of the arti-
Gle; bat IS 1t is upon she sabjscs Of
Railroads We give il TO the public, and
sxpsss to publish the balanes of the 90.
risa, rs all information upon sAs sasjsei
upon Which khey treat must be interest.
ing to our readers
We snail resswys 30 ourseif the riEhi
10 eommsns apon the articles ~ thsy ap,
pear In cur columns.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
mo FFATss
Vegetable Eife Medicines,

A mild yet etfectual medicine, composed
oG the best material known TO medic al sci
eace, for the cleansing of the allmsataFE
canal and relieving the springs and ave-
nueB Of life Of all morbid distinctions and
impurities, must Be a public blessing and
domestic AMI lndiEidaal protection aud
safeguard, In pFopoEtioR as 1t becomes
known. Such q medicine the families on
the United States have long had in MoF-
FAT'a LaFE Pills AND pRoExTG RirTKRs,
and the good hey have done Ia iRestimable
They hsvs wen th4ir high fame and 6rmly
sstAhIiahed character by their virtues alone
without the usual arts Of notoriesy or I'M
prudent experiment on the faith of the cred.
ulous.
la all general deEangements Of the diges-
tive aud altmentary functions, as wen as
in vast variety d acute and chronic dis
eases, their effects are pFompt and com
plete as to excite astoaiShmeut.
In rheumatism, settled pain In the Or
gans aud limbB, E0sawsnsse, piles, liver
complaints, Jaundice, nervous and bilious
attacks, headaches, fever and agus. erup-
tive diseases, bad aspect OF the complex
ton, indigestion and aatulencY cholics, al
fections OF the bladder and kidneys, drop
sy, asthana and hranehitis, rheumatic
colds aRd sore usroats, and lndeed ia al
most every conceivable kind Of ill-health
they are invaluable, and win afford certain
and most generally permanent relief. They
require neither confinement HsE change of
diet--they neither PROSTATE the strength
nor give pain--Rna ! mere delightful and
saeetaal medicine cannot he pFocarsa. silh-
er for individuals or families.
The proprietor has reserved Tor manY
years and 10 continually receiving the most
farysBt and grateful testimonials II theig
value, Prepared and sold By DIR, w. n,
MoFFAT, 335 Broadway. and also b. tbs
agents, Fl. -....
f. GEESAMAE l. CO, Ageats,
Council Biufs, Iowa,
AugGst Is, 1853. 81. Ga
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
IN nRnERAMf1G,
Requiring Tag Payers TO taks DupIi.
cate Receipts.

Requiring Taz- Payers to taks DupI-
eats Receipts.
See. l. Be it ordained By the Common
Council Of the City Of C0uncll Bluffs,
that hereafter Tax Payers upon payment
Of Taxes, shall take Duplicate Receipts
which shall show Eha amount of tax paid
and the amount Of interest, if any, and
upon which shall be written or printed
the word, "Oae Recsips TO be left With
the City Recorder aud The words DupIi-
cate Surrendered" They shall be pre-
scented to che City Recorder who shall
sign and deliver one 20 the taxpayer and
retain and Gle the other.
Sec. z. The City Recorder shall charge
the several amounts as shown by tie
tax receipts fled by him 70 the City
Marshall in q sepaEta account kept for
that purpose.
Sec. 8, Ma receipt for taxes shall be
held as evidence Of the payment thereof
without the signature Of the City Be.
corder.
Approved, March SIst, 1859.
Attest: g. DOUGHTY, Mayor.
c. YooRHrs, City Recorder.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
steaaaaer AussFalta nurnsd

The old steamer Australia, which has
been lying at the foot Of Miller street, be-
low the gaR works, for some months, took
FIRE Yesterday and burned 10 the waters
edge. As there was no FIRE uaed aboard
the boat, it is supposed the fire took place
from the sparks from the steamer Maria
Denning, which passed shortly before the
accident, falling among some mattresses
which were lying Oh The guards, as the
cabin vas first discovered 10 be in danes.
The Australia belonged 70 J. o, Carson &
Co, and vas an old boat, and only valued
at 50 500, on which there was sn insgEance
Of g., 900, in the Howard Insurance Com
pany,-.St. L0Ris Herald,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

. q caAaas DspdEs asa
March %. 90
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
Samuel Knepper.

The advertisement Of SAMUEL KNEP-
PEx's wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Store, will appear next week. We
would call particular attention TO his
large stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Wall
Paper, Window Shades, Books, Station"
cry, Leather, &C., At the sign Of the City
Shoe Store, oppsite TooHs L JscksOn's,
Lower Broadway, where he viii be hap
Ply to wait upon all who favor him with
O call, and guarantees that his goods
shall not be surpassed in quality by any
other establishment in the city. Giv'
him a call,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
Flower seeds.

Miss MART Julia JoKEsos, Of Ellis.
dale, advsrtises in to-day's paper, a sa-
psrb variety of Flower Seeds, and Flow
ering Bulbs for sale. Our eiti zens saw
a few specimens Of the lowers produced
from seeds of the same kind at our Co.
Fair last Fall. Miss johnson received
the arst Premium for she largest and
best variety Of Flowers. Those wishing
to beausify their gardens and the en-
closures around their residences, would
do we'll TO secure some Of the Seeds and
BuIba advertised. Now is the time 10
plant a large portion Of the seeds.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
AaGaM

This regular Coaaeil Bluffs and S.
Louis Packet arrived at our Lsvee on tbs
9th inSt., with fall cargo and about 80
passengers. sAebEOught goods for |. Z
Alden 4 Co., J. H. Warner, BayIess &
Grassland, Tootls i Jackson, T. Gsesa-
man B Co., Samuel Keeper, aud a large
lot on consignment for people in the
country. She took on board several
thousand bushels Of Corn consigned to
parties in 81. Louis, and several humid
dred sacks ofPotatoes consigned TO par
lies in Indiana.
This Is something new and surprising
to see Potatoes shipped from Iowa to
INDIANA.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
RRaAER 0EaeeRa

II any one wants 6rst rate article OF
Fresh Oysters, they would do we'll to
call on l. Z. ALDEE & Co., at No. 3,
Phnuix Block, who have 8 few dozen
Cans of the beat we have ever tasted in
The West They also hare a splendid
assortment Of Fancy Groceries which
they will dispose Of for Cash, little
cheaper than they have before be en- sold
in this market.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
J. -. =. i 80 sa...aa.


II
Hy i laks g Loais paper ne obaarvs
shat shs sssanazs y. Masya and WIN.
canp6asa haxs hesn purchased IS -
paeksa llae hskwaan hesa anl Casaaeia nlal
Is rsn d eoanae&lun waEA tie Hsmmlhal
FL d. IosapA RallEaaAs rs K9nassssa
sayas
Cart phlsps ysstasday soad u Capt.
sam. Caldwell 10 stsamaT . Masys
now % shs aeeAa faE sAs Sass u NJ Eall
tbs Wsn. C.anpheal aaa a Marys ass u
kassa ! llas Il paskssa bsssesa q lssaph
and CpwneiI Bluas, In eanaseksoa VITA -
| Fganngbal eaa q. JoaApA RaalEoaa TAe
.ssa All II naw soaalag To- IA HlalIs.
aad ths d Masys wiIg felaow - ahsxAly
| ID saks ghelS places ia EhsiE nes tsnda.
We aotlesd i esw dayp saaee ahas TIE
steamer Hsspsssae ia hssa wtsharawa
from shis Inc, Tor Sc Eeasans = ssan 20
ted, that ne psaspana i rsnpnsraaioa was
act sasieEsnt u faaslfsy ut oszsaegs Il keep
Ing hes tAsrs. AS IN Hsspsstan + one oel
the largest and best carrying boats ID the
Fayss Asr seak and sspasity ere Toe great
10 naks Aas juaieioas beat Eoz the upper
traas, and we deem hsr withdrawal bat an
set q pgpaeaes.
Bm ne sseaAafs. s. Msys ~ Csnp
bell are better sdaPtsd to the river aRa the
business, and can Be run ii much less
coat. while tasy are fast, reliable and Ii
aflFespects comfortable boats, they de not
Involve 30 heavy sH outlay q capital as /
such craft Al the HssperiaH.
me upper trade q shs Missouri Is bat |
iust assuming an ineipisnt Importance
What il 10 30 bsEsaaiEssno orseulaaE pow
srs to aoressII. That 4 half dozsn years
villa act aiapas bstoFs this PoEtion Of ths |
Missouri viii bear upon iss tide scarce Of |
steamers, huFrying to and from
with cpuEasrEa ret iAfeFIos to thai EhIah
now frsights the gorgeous packets Of the
lower river, Il "a csEtaiR a. saythlng |
which has not transPiFsd. The success,
then, Of the O.. JSssph and Qnahs and
Council Bluffs Packet Line Is only ques-
ten of hme--its ultimate, aRd even early
upon basis which will
place il beyond ths need of soiieitude, is
not matter Of peTadVenture, |
But the pssseht eoYenlsaes and immsdi-
ate interests Of the wide region dependent
upon the uppsr Missouri require the main
ssnanes Of the line Of boats above spoken
Of. The towns aud country above are
zach day losing Hundreds Of srnigrants for
want Of rsguEsT and ssTtaia connection.
Il ID the manifest interest Of our friends
sbove, thsrefors, to encourage in every ls~
climate manner the st. Joseph and Coun-
Ill Bluffs Packet Line.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

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Upaa tiseA tsaisanae way
go rsss aezwssaans sr'ry pain,
AND arxam AZ shilaAOSass dag5
Ana swsss yhen zasma'ss ssys - eszsss,
80 vaxaea aSw kna absws
No memnaaan --lEks ard alazUaats
wah szaoeaAsz yeszs no.
aas Ewassar dFesma ass shzss vAssA ~
We sra shAsa A@zsns
And Lead n Ia iAa saxAs ws slFaas
wpen We knew aasAs u saan.
rTwazs Asspsnsaa . tasaa anaa mass
re aputs wacEe - AeE9 YAasaA
Ans sae ag&aa - zssasns AaHna
whssa szs gzHndasAAas asass<
INA szazanx faSe = wsssaasa asa--
ws'a JON lhs aszrsa -saeps band
Ankassy bis sssesas - e -
AAous GAs ssaaAx ~ laaA
Es.a ssil - q sha as'smsaFs whsn
Rwas iiihssnaa hazs
Hssasela % In On pa2Es Asaias
Ans ses OuF Joss vasA lag.
oass mere anaoas ne waHsas ssEnr
Oar buzaah spoEt shsalA BE-
Ana thsa we'd Jain tss kArysstsgA
Banaalh tbs cid oak tres.
wssa togssv 20 s2ch lead II gxal@
sAsa ssSlsz y y enc saras
And wtth ths marry huSSsFs shers,
Hsip kask the ipsned saFa.
Oh Isys like thssa how SoSn tasy O@ase'
g. Ta4y're Hgk szEaHaFAa dayI
Ehay ssa tie Rswszs u Paradise. ~ e
8 sss ssrss sasisAsaa awsg.
g txssass anys as pssamazssas&t slTs way
10 EaOae Of grisf and tsAra,
Bat thay Shine blight In usnoEy
TaruGgh sssrsas o saaes ysaFs
kaan we love a. years 50 sgr
20 paae aAoae aswtrs a3aan.-
S'hey aka ahaam for fAanfzaa heAFta
gpoa aFes tssuo4sa main.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
aHEREERsa SALE.

Py Virtue Of Special Execution 10 me
directed from the Office Of the CLERK Of The
District Court OF Pottawatkamie county,
Iowa, I shall proceed 10 sell on Saturday
the 30th day Of April, A D 1853, between
the hours 10 O'Clock 4 u and o'clock P
NJ Of said day, in front Of the County
Tieasursr'R Office, in the CITY of Couaeii
Bluffs, the following described Real Estate
Of Thomas Davis, Chas. B. Smith, and
Chas, Salisbury and Lydia Salisbury, as
Administrators Of the Esta1e Of IA, F.
Salisbury; deceased to-wit! 2@
Tss ~ If 81 Glzs n - ana tAs a ~ fras-
tional qr Of See 20 TeWn n Range "a w,
I35 80 loo acres.
Taken as the property Of the above
named Administrators to satisfy al Exc
eution In favor Of Calvin Beehs.
WM. BAKER, Sheriff.
b. s. H, CaAIs, Deputy shsFiR.
March so Nd
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

We have resolved the FIRST mum Der Of
Philips Northwestern Money Reporter
and Insurance Journal, Edited and pub
ushed at Chicago, Ills, by B. W. Phil
ips. Prom the number before US we
should judge, that it is very correct
and conpiessropsrter Of monay matters
1t is a Western publication, and IS such
is entitled to alibsEal support from bus
inesa men Of the West,
Ii is pubiished monthly at Is CTS or
Semi ouahly st OIL per annum. The
copy upon cur table contains thirty-six
pages, and will not suffer in Mechanical
appearance By comparison with any
like publications from Eastern cities.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

By reference 70 our advertising cole
urnns, it will ba seen thai JOEL H. JoHE.
sox, has established Ferry At she Old
Mormon Crossing of the Loupe Fork Of
the Platte River.
This Is chs best ferry on the river,
having rope clear aeross the river, and
the largest and best boats. Ii is also
worthy Of notice, that this ferry is es-
tablished at the Old Mormon Crossing,
and that ths Mormons being the pioneers
Of the country, always selected the best
natural routess and crossings Of the
streams.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

Our citizens were somewhat amused
Yesterday mqruing, BY the appearance in
our streets, Of an individual On bis way to
the mines. Hia establishment consisted
of two large dogs attached TO a small wag-
on on which were his mining implements.
provisions, clothing, sc, all an oanting 10
about ave inbred pounds. The dogs seem
ed to pass along as easy and uneoneerned
as though they had nothing attached to
Il em.-Ozaaha RegWbheaa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

SAVED By CRfNoLERs. -v-Qa Tuesday al
ternoon last, as three ladies, accompanied
by some male friends, were crossing the
Long Bridge, at Washington, D. C., one
of them suddenly disappeared to her waist
through the aOoringra plank On the end Of
which she had placed her foot having tip
ped up and let her through. Fortunately
for the lady, her crtnOlins extended beyond
the llmits Of the aperture through which
she had fallen; and it together with her
presence Of mind ia extending her arms,
saved her from death.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

No JURIsDIcTtos.-S0ms time ago, a
man named Mallory, who had bssn assault
ted and expelled from California By the
Vigilance Commute, brought suit in New
York against a Mr.. Bows, VINO was one ct
that comnitte. After a weeks patient
hearing Of the case, Judge DAILY, on Mon
day last, dismissed the case on the grounds
that conrts Of one State had not jurtsdic-
ton in eases Of assault and battery eom-
mittsd in another STATE between residents
Of that Other Stakss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
q. A. 0rAan.

The regular 0euasii BIaHs and ST,
Louis Packet, Z. A. Ogden, arrived at
the Lsvee o. shs I0sA inaa., Nth fall
sarge. We nssised y largo aaaoans of
goods fer MeBrids ! Bowsn ard Toosle
4 Jaekssa. sAs hraasAa namAsx Il
passengers fos this sisy. Eha Departed
~ II Tssais 81 he 1Ish ms
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

By Viftue Of special Execution to mo
directed from the aEFiss oE the Clerk Of the
District Court Of ppttawattaaale co., Iowa.
/ shall procesd 10 sell al pablie out-cgy,
on Thnrs lay, April 14th, 1859. between
the hours OF Ioe'cloek A. III. and 4 o'clock
P. u. og said day In EsonE of the Treas.
ufaF'a Once, Ia Council Bluffs, ths follow
lag described Real Eatate o. w. Hspnsr,
to- wit ls
The NV qf Of the 8 w ar oe See. Z.
Townzhip 70, ~ Of Rnngs 90 W.
Taken as the property eg w. Hapn&r,
20 satiSfy a. Exseatlcn In favor az Tootle
4 tackson.
WM. BAKER, gkaFsa.
By 8. 81. CaAgs, Dspnay SHERIFF
March 10. 1853. az.