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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
OFF EOR THE GOLD MINES 4,
WARDENDAlE FARM FOR SALEg

/ am now Offering nay hame farm for "a Ie
consisting OF 500 acres. $50 acres Of the
very best Of Timber, consisting Of Black
and White Walnut; white, Black, Spanish
and Burr Oak; Linn, Cottonwood. Black
and White Ash, Elm, Hickory &c. There
Ia about One haadrad acres under Fene 6
and cultivation, consisting Of the Farm,
Pasture, Lots, Orchard, Garden, &c
About Eve acres of good Timothy Meadow
q good Spring aud Spgiug-hoase a few
steps from the door; new Frame Dwell q.
ling House with Ave rooms g below al
. abovsl and porch, with other out-rooms,
stables and sheds Tor cattle and horses.
This tract OF land is located in Dallas
county, Iowa, directly on The NJ. kM 4.
r., running across the State 10 Coun ell
BluHs, and Immediately on the great thor
oaghfaFe ard route 60 the Missouri River
% miles from Dies Nofnes, the Capftal Of
the state; mtIs8 from Adel, the county.
seat o. Dallas county, and miles from
Wissosta and Cayanaagh City.
There IL good mill sits Tor machinery
OF various kinds, and plenty Of powsr 10
pFopsl several run Of burrs.
ssid tract can be divided 30 as to make
THREE GOOD Sized FARMS.
with timbeE and prairie adjoining, with
plenty Of springs, and water FOR stock.
There Is q good eoal hnnk, and alsa vnoa
Inns and sand stone % the place.
/ Iwtil close contract with any pernop
q persons between this and the irat aay
@ April next on the following terms
sax thousand Dollars cash In hand, or
Eight thousand on credit Of 2k Years.
with ons-haH cash aown, ne balance dravg-
ing ten par cent. per annum srum data. or
Lea thousand Dollars, ans-shird down,
sha halaace on . credit Of Eve ysars, at
geo Per cent per AMMAN, (intsress payable
annaallyJ with security Of tha farm.
viii aisa sell ny stock, sneh 40 Horses,
cows snd youag castls, sad Hogs. Also,
Farming implements oE ssaFy desesipsiOp..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
sEEDsf SEEDS !

BEAWBB BEMhBB
The subscribers would call partic uiaF
attention TO the following Broom Corn
Seed, Of very superior quality, Chinese Sa-
gar Cane, and Black Locust. Onion, Beet,
Cabbage, Radish, Turnip, Lettuce, and
many other kinds OF Seeds by the quantity
CHuFAs Or EARTH ALMoEps-A lin
tied supply Of this valuable nut at 80 cents
per 100 tubsrs. Currant seeds by the pack
age or ounce.
- Our Seeds are all Warranted. We
have a fas lot Of 5towslPs Evergreen
Sweet Corn which Ia positively the best
garden Cora In cultivation. Also Smith 3
Early White Corn. Persons desiring any
thing In the ADORE line should order imme-
diately Address, H. L. TERRY L. CO
Mar 9, $50. Crescent City, Iowa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
SHERHTEss sKaEs.

BY Virtue q an Execution 10 me dIrec-
tod kron the nfies Of Ehs CLERK Of the Dis
trict Court Of PottawMtt1mia ssaaty, Iowa,
I shaH proceed To sell at public oat-cry,
on Friday, March 4kh, A. ID. 1855. between
the hoars ef i0oicloek A. AS. aad4 O'Clock
P. 81. az saf1 day In frsat Of the Treas
aFsF'a 0Eiisa, ID Council Bluffs, the follow
lag described Real Estate OF Levi II. Mills
t0-wftg
NEq Of sW ar, Section &c, Town Is,
Range o..
Takea AZ the propsgtypf Levi N. Mills
to satisfy an Exseatien Ia favor Of q.
Doughty q Co.
Wa. BAKER, Sheriff.
Feb B. 1859. 4w.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

- The JOaTTsal ef CoRsu4sges says
the imports Of foreign dry goods ~ tha
port Of New York, for the past four
weeks, are larger than for any CORES
ponding period with single sxcsptiou)
since the country was settled. Tho ex-
ception was in January, 1856, but the
total for ihat month was only tribe be-
yond the figures reached during the cur
reat January.
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In to-dsy's paper viii be found leDg-
thy article from the Forrest City (Mo.)
MoMitor, under the head, ssPlatss Coun-
try Railroad p which We publish for
the double purpose Of showing our sisi-
sens that the citizens of Holt and An
drew counties are beginning 10 wake up
to thsir own interest, and for the pur-
posd Of urging apon tham, Immediate
sud sa@g4ttc action upon che subject.
Our eitizens are saying, "whss is the
use Of commencing work here, until VIC
knoss that ths citizens Of Missouri will
build theiE part Of the road, and meet
us aa the State line 20 Were IL not for
this question, work would be commsu-
csd hare early this spring. We hope she
friends Of the road In Missouri, wiIl 20
to work at once, and show our citizens
that they can and sOiH meet Us at the
State line. II they give as this assur-
anoe, they may be prepared TO roll the
iron horse along within swo years from
tbs day they thus assure rs. The efti.
gems Of Fremont, Mills Ind Postawatta-
ME counties wiu baild ths read in
doahls quick time, after thsy shall be
convinced shas the eitiBsns Of Missouri
are in earnest about building the pIstae
Country Railroad. We hare already,
without any EFFORT, secured $l00,-
coo pgssais subscription 20 the stock Of
the company, and csuld double that
amoaat with httis axsrhon, whsa II
shall be made certain that Tbs esaizsBs
Of Misseari ere going 10 do their part.
/ n visW 81 shis tact, our cotempOrar-
ies in Missouri, mast psrmit as 20 urgs
upon them, tbs necessity OF keeping the
subject before the psopis, and urging
smmeJiass acsion o. The pars of tie pso-
pie IN favor al The early sonstyuakion og
tie road. n We ansstioa eeald be sst-.
sisa On che part u oar Missouri neigh
bors Ia favoE Of eommsneing The work
shis spFing, and thsy should aetnally
e0mimanoa he woRk, ID aanIsi Eauspira
eonAaaaee il cur saaixsns-aahs verb
wcula hs eomnsnesd Aegs " o66e, and
0sunesl RInm woaia b. casnsessa b a.
iron siay vita shs Aslansia gskias, via
81. Jossph, III leAas swa yssss isabss shs
/ 4&M a 49,
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amEmaRRss SALE.

hYviEtn@ q n execution to me oiEsete9
srom TIA s0Esee Of the Clerk Of the DtstEis!!
CoaFS ug POst4wgttazaie county, Iowa l
shall pFneeed 10 sell a. saturday the lSiA
day Of March, 1859. between The hogFi
q 10 o'clock a. "a and O'Clock P. N Of
said day III froas q tha Ceart H0ass, IA
Coaneai BIaas, four Prsmlssery Notes
taken a. the pFopeFty 81 George Bartlett
ta satisfy al exseusisa in fhToF OF CaaS'
webb.
WA. BAKER, shsTih'
psA a fssa az
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

sHEasaE FsB sAaM.

By vaxsae of IN Exaeuglan 10 we aaree.
tod Kfam the nlzce ak ksaa Clerk e - Uaa-
srigg Oeags or pegtamatkamaas sousaSRs Iowa.
i ahaaI pressed Vi sslT - NHeuxsznY Ia 19gs
day u saaTeh, 1854, haamaaa 60 huazrs
&c 10 0selnek Al hi. afsA 0se3pek D. ~
IL sNsa III h gromt og The Trnmsursfae
1ztse In E0aaesE HlaasM sssa knasa - d.
negIbsd Real Estate 81 3. eham&zs, -
VIZ
Lot s. Ia nloek \, III wsssEaAs' xss -
atgipss su fesmel Mleaa.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

On the 2lss alt, the Rev. ]. L. Nixon,
practising physician and Baptist cleE-
gyman, OF Troy, Ala, was instantly
killed By lightning.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

4Ang othar RaSlroad tn Eossa.
SHORTEST, QUICKEST 4 BEST
Route to Chicago, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore; To Kao-
knk, Sc, Louis and Cincinnati. and
to All Points in Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio and Canada.
On and after August 25th, Two Daily
Trains leave Fairfield for Burlington. 4
O'Clock, q. IT,, and O'Clock, p. m.-sun-
days excepted.
Making eicae connections with the Trains
Of the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy, and
Peoria & 0quawka Railroads, for Chicago
New York, Boston and ali points East
At GalesbuFg, with he Northern Cross
Railroad for Quincy; at Meadotz with the
Illinois Central RailroAd, for Gaiena and
DunIsIth aud st, Louis and CaiFe; at Bur-
Hngton with the fast sailing steamer Eco
kuk, for kookuk and St. L0aiB- ~
special Notice
Passengers from the interior OF iowa and
Northern Missouri, viii save Is Miles Of
Staging, time and money, by buying their
Tickets via Western Stage Compaay 20
Fairfield, where they can bay Through
Tickets 10 all points East and South Via
Burlington & 10 REFsr Railroad.
Passengers spE Keoknk can leave Fair
geld BY thlHFsaka ak 4e'eIoek, \, "a, and |
O'Clock, p. "A. and arrive at Ksokuk At
p. IN, and Il.a0 p m. respectively, and
saya Twenty-Five Aiiss Staging and gasu-
able time.
- Baggage Fshseked Through from
Fairfield, no charge for handbag.
TO Shippers OF Stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving
Fairfield daily, Sundays excepted. Thsas
Trains have all tbs rights az Passenger
Trains, tAua lnsaTing despatch, and cease
qusntly avoiding al those yegatioaa delaya
that are constantly occurring % ether
Routes.
Through contrasts given to Chicago ca
New York.
JOHN @. READ,
viss President and Superintendent.
septsmher l, 1883. Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

IL BIZ. VIM. B. Astor, Of New York
city, has Just received from Florence ths
statute Of California, for which he gave
MIR. Powers an order last year. 1t is q
nude female figure, in q standing pos
ture. The hair Is simply knotssd bsh ind
whence it falls in a thick mass, over the
shoulders. The statue is an admirable
display of youth aud power. Wish one
hand she presents a magic ring; tbs 9TH
IL BALI sonesaIs 3 thorn branch. To
give the necessary solidity 70 the base,
one Of the legs leans against q mineral
block, cut in . crystalline forn.
a. The Sabbath Committee IN New
York have just issued 8 startling docu-
msnt concerning the Sunday liquor traf-
Ge. Il appears that there are seven
thousand seven hundred and seventy nina
places where liquors are soid, and mere
than 5 thousand Of the number continue
their business on Sunday. The larger
establishments in the Bowsry have hands
Of music, and MOST of them have theat-
rieal performances, singing and dancing
Sunday afternoon and evening. Of the
whole number only p are regularly IL
osnsed,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09


sTwAs an IRIHH BABY. - W hen the Cor
easr's fnqaasa was held yesterday evsF
the body Of the dad infant fOuna kbat
merniHg, SOME considerable doubt was
felt, ths thing was 10 young, a. 10
whethes il was white or eoiofed child.
To solve tbs dilemma, Vance, . veneer
ABLE negro, was called In 70 give
Testimony. After locking * the child
for seine time, hs was aaked IL ii was 9
soloEed child
s. Waai, nc, p said no, sataina no chile
oh ! sallorsd pusson.s
aIa il q white child, then2's asked
q inEyman.
aWhlss chile 20 mnsin9ly replied
Vance, sfno saint no white chile, reak-
oa, neithaT.s
G Well, then. what kind of Guild 10
il ? asked another iuTymmn,
Wsai, it kinder pears 10 me, thongh
I amt Ros much 'spsxlsnce In SIGH nat
ssrs, that its an Irish baby l''
We didn't wait to heag wheahar the
jury found il such, OF NOT.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
80 maMe .

Tha suKFsps thaoagh or disytn fsEkasa
Pea, ii wEAaning and dsepsnsag slsEi4s
sghS Stage N0mpany aekhoWIeds@ u
aaplaaanAlss The hosel keepers - e
ard zesa ~ having somp4nias assm0ss
nightly, 81 enjoy their hospitality. Our
Merchants aake menai0n be tbs faass
with ! msxxy swinkIe % The eye, and an
exnhezmns feeling axsendinS clear 10 The
depths 81 thaig pockets. OF eourse we
are oaIy Witnessing, &s ret, tha faw
dreps that preceds the eopions shower.
Pnlk 1uanty Il likaay to saatrihnts ~
least q bakers dozen 70 swell the throng
Of gold diggaEs.
From slSs Iowa City Republican va
Isarn shss ahons sixty persons In Jshp-
sen vouness aFe pespaFing 10 saks mp
thair marsh 10 Ghsrry Valley. Their
names are gigany -Des Moiass Git6xea.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

o. The following opinion Of Scoun,
sci learned In the law ID worth at Least
3 hundred Of any others sysr given By
limbs Of the profession
I" PEE simple md sinp9s fee
kna al ths Eass u tan
Are hsshsng a&ea aompasea ta nee,
xhea best cg TEKa-TEMAxR pr
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

e. Young man, do you believe in g
future state 20
g. In coarse / does, and what's more 1
intend to enter it as soon IS Sally gets
her things ready"
g Go to,-young man, you are iaeor-
rigle-go to-in'
$50 two! II it wasn't for the law
against bigamy, blast me il / woulda's
go doEen! Bat who supposed, deacon,
thst a man of your age would give such
advice to young man just starting in
life 20
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asasiBg sha AjaSl fos wssisk eaeh was IL
saea wAAshs Va eompassa win sAs lin
- Beet
We - TIE whals asnouna Of SwampI
Land ivaggansa issuel 10 ba 81, as "a
Wshave poaaea this amount unass she
diasrsns heads Of expenditures, ana find
than - nearly - We can ascertain, 10
be "a foliowa:
Surveying Swamp Lsana and
Boarding Englnesfs, ,S29, 40
Paid d. O. jackson Coz saE-
vieea and expenses, I,T04 90
Paid ]. H. WsgoasF Ger IS
aeVvleea and eapsnses, I,G21, s.
Paid for work On Lsvaeg and
Ditshss, s,s47,67
sloaghs, 4ss,a
] Printing. % ,0S
/ Paid ]. b. sherman sxpsn-
Il SEES, 5000
PaidJ. @. Orion oaiss Rent 2i.00
Paid W.. II. Raai services as
d. Commisssr TO April 1857, 60.Oo
ID. 8. Nye DO "a Co. Judge, II, so
4. Y. LaTimsr legal services 5000
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

g A nav Temperance paper has jas
been started in Ksokuk. Is is styled
F'THE 0LD OAKKs BgckKT.1
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

YELoctTT.-Sound conveyed by means
Of water, mercury, or spirits Of wine,
moves 1890 feet in q second conveyed
By tin, 300; BY silver, {, 800; By brass
ii 800; by copper, $4,000; by iron or
glass, II 800, and By wood, from IL 900
TO 1000 feet ia q second. According
to the experiments Of SAuTeur, ths low-
est sound which the ear can appreciate
consist Of twelve and q bali indula-
tIons IN g second, and the most aeute,
Of something more than 5000.
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To which We Invite your particular attsn-
tioB- Wstrust that an examination Of our
goods and prices will convince YOU that Il
will be to our advantage 10 deal with us
Don't forget the pIaee-No. 3, Phoenix
Block. Sign Of the Flag.
ALDEN & CRAIG.
Jan 10, 1859. n
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~ BuIomoa =. Gpiegisbarg--Yo are
hseshy n0kiAaa that 1 VIII appear at tRs
Land OaSee &c Gpaneil nfnas, Iowa. on ths
1sth dMy " FebsaAsys 1889, g prove ny
Fl9Als to aaak@x ~ e-s1apsieas ths v hf -
tie 3 b ar AMI sa@ b he eE the n 3 qr o.
Saes - Tees ~. Rsawa %.
EEslJ6H pEARS0Ns-
4mgA skkR AZ"
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100000
BUSHELS OF CORN
W a NTTED

For which the highest pFice in cash will
be paid, by W. @. ANDRUs.
Mar Q, 1859. 3m
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Pikc's Peak, Utah 1 California
OU1'-ETfID6 HOUSE!!

Tas Subscribers having formed q co.
partnership for the purpose Of transacting
a general Mercantile Business, adopt this
method Of making the same known, and to
solicit the patronage and support Of dis
eliminating public, We shall be prepared
on the opening Of navigation with well
assorted stock Of goods, selected With par
ticulaE reference TO the wants OF the pSo-
pie Of this country.
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TO Emigrants,

We would say, that we design keeping con-
stantIy on hand, large aad complete as
sortment Of
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

We commences ths sale Of ear gooda this
Prices, believing by 20 doing, Ehs decreased
qua atty sold will be equal to selling b.
taas piece TO the trade.
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D. c. BLOOMER, }
LAZ. NOBLE, Com'tes. .
T. ]. LATHAM,
By special permission, D. @. Bloomer
stated to the Committee, that no breach
of Judge Shsrman's duties have been
properly discharged, and that The Coa"-
~ J,sdgs so adHits il, but statos in eK-
PLANTATION, that bridges were swept away
by high foods, and that be was obliged
10 bavs them built without delay
wishes to regulate his books, and desires
to employ L. Noble, Zone Of the Com
mittee) for that purpose.
On motion Of Col. Test, it was
ResoEvsd, That the investigator Com
rittse rsseive the thanks and approbs-
ton Oh the Executive Committee, for
their full, complete and satisfactory re-
port, and that said Committee return
and continue their investigation. That
their report thereof msy be ready for ex-
hibition on Saturday, l2sh March,
1859.
That subscription be raised for the
payment Of the services rendered by the
Committee Of Investigation.
On motion, il vas
Rssolvsd, That J. d. Test, Frank
Street and r. II. Williams, be appoin.
ted 10 institute such legal proceedings
IN behalf of tina Ceanty, as nnay to them
appear necessary and proper for tbs re-
dress OF injuries sustained By reason Of
the Observation-Disclosures Of the present
Judge.
RssoEvsd, That the Committee sd
jouEn till Saturday, 1852 March, 1859,
and await the further and final report
Of the Investigating Committee.
WI. GARNER, Prss't.
X. II. WILLIAMS, See'y.
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THOMAS II. BENTON,
SEEDS / sREDst
Fiela, GaTdea aud FloaesT Seeds.

A. V. LARrMER, Attorney.
February 2, 1883. 5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-02

THIEvEs.-The Olney, ILL.,, Times says that
town has, for some time, been infested with
thieves and burglars, whose depredations
have become so outrageous as to almost oc-
casion the necessity for a session of Judge
Lynch's Court. Notices had been posted
up in different parts of the town, purporting
to emanate from that worthy, calling upon
the citizens to meet before His Honor, for
the purpose of deyising some plan of Kidding
the community of the pests with which it
is infested. Olney is not the only town
troubled with these gentry. We would in
fer, from articles in our exchanges, that
there had been regular rain of thieves
There are much fewer detections, too, than
common, which argues an unusual shrewd-
ness on the part of the rascals, or remarka-
BILE dizziness in the police.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-02


R% The Common Council of Indianapo-
lis, after warm debate, passed an order to
purchase a steam fire engine from Lee Il
Larned, of New York city. The engine is
to be similar 70 the one exhibited in that
city few weeks ago, but of heavier and
more durable construction. The price is
$4,000, payable in bonds maturing in two
years, bearing 6 per cent. interest.
There was quite rivalry between the
friends of this engine and those of Mr.. Lat
ta's. The insurance company in the city
that will give the largest amount of money,
not less than five hundred dollars, is to have
the privilege of naming the engine. Bonds
are also to be issued for the purchase of
horses, hose, etc. The Council also adver-
tise the hand engines, hose hose reels, for
sale. They evidently. intend to make revo-
luton in the fire department. Should our
Council intend 10 purchase another hand
engine, there is one at Indianapolis that is
sbundantly worth what is likely will be
asked for it. We think the Franklin Com
pany ought to inquire after it. 1t may be
worth their while.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-02
s@- Horace Greeley is out in a card in


B9- Horace Greeley is out in card in
reply to the revelations made by one Il.
Forbes, which were published in the New
York Herald. Mr.. Greeley admits that he
did give said Forbes $40, to aid him to go
to Kansas to assist the free State men in
their difficulties. He says, also, that other
parties contributed means, and that prooa-
BIZ he whole amount raised for Col. Forbes
equalled $70o Forbes departed West for
the purpose of drilling the free State re-
cruits, was gone some five or six months,
and returned to New York to raise more
money. Greeley, considering that he had
already invested about as much in the Col
onel as was profitable, declined to take any
more stock.
The white-coated philosopher says he has
yet to learn what the Colonel did in Kansas
to aid the free State cause. He closes his
card with the following advice to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Committee, who made a
sweeping charge against cerlain Republican
Senators, as being implicated in the Har-
per's Ferry difficulty:
close with single word of advice to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Committee and the
slavery party generally, viz In your
dealing with Col. Forbes, be sure you have
a plain contract, put down in clear black
and white. Even thus, you will probably
find that he costs more than he comes to !
in any other case, you certainly WILL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-02

AN IMPORTANT DIsCLosURE.-The New
York correspondent of the Charleston C0hr-
Ter says:
The proprietors of one of the daily jour
nails of this city have in their possession the
names of certain merchants and rich men In
this city, who have been aiding and abet-
ting Just such men as "Old Brown in Gre
ating disturbances and disaffections among
the slaves at the South. The person who
found them out did so by having a close
communion and keeping up regular atten-
dance at DR.. Cheever's church.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-02

y s@- There seems to be no department of
manufactures which our mechanics under
take, in which they do not excel. We were
shown, yesterday, beautiful specimen of
glue, from the mandatory of WILLIAM G..
BoEPPLE, in the vicinity of our city, which
equals in clearness the best of Irish glue
Our pressman-and he is a judge-says it
makes as good composition rollers as any
glue he ever used. JOHN ZIMMERMAN is the
manufacturer. So great celebrity has the
new Factory acquired, that orders tor vast
amount of glue are already received from ST.
Louis and adjoining cities. The success of
Mr.. BoEPPLEs enterprise is but another in
dication of the pre-eminence as a manufac-
turing point, which our city is rapidly at
tanning. l.il