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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

- Ths total number Of houses in
Boston in lT23 was about !, 900, Of whieh
1000 ware Of hrlek and the reRs Of wood,
and the population, after a settlement os
nearly enc hundred years. amounted 70
only l2,0OO. Now sha nambsr Of baild.
ings probably upwards Of l6s so00, wAils
the population is in the neighborhsod d
LIS. 1000, r
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Burlington, July u, Issg.

PoEcxLAIE-FkcEB BRECE.--W. Caarks
Of VsTmons has received patsns for
making brick. The patent be says, con-
sisss in The employment Of che oxyds oi
zine as q Hux for che aeld spar aad qu%rts
which shs ordinary psrcelsin is made.
These bricks can be furnished, be says,
at 80 per thousand, or 8 building ear
be faced With them as less eost thar one
thiFd that Of maSsls. The material il
very ks&utiful, and might be used foH
an Inside 90 well as an outside finish with
iana eEeek. u ----
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

g. 4 Gentleman writing from Kona,
Hawaii, says that the effect Of the con-
tinusd action Of the vole&no has been
most disastrous 10 the fisheries Of thai
coast. Formerly . canoe would 60 Of
in the morning and return at noon load.
ed with ali sorts Of fsh now, however,
is will stop out all day, ard return al
night with . solitary ship jack or half'
starved squid.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03
Faoraee esreeaey R.aElbuseering

Horace greeley EaEihusaeriRgs
a Los Angeios correspondent Of the
Phiisdslphia Bu1etin, states that Cali
ifornia pApsr started o cEnsfd 10 the e.
feet that HoRAcn GaxELxr of she New
Yefk Trs6gas, was ou bis way 10 Cali
E0rnla 10 take command o. the various
rag, tag ard hobssn Aiibasssrs 70 bs
found shere; thai HxSs1xasza and w WALx-
Is weaId join him with forces collected
In shs United States and thai the whole
horde, andsF the supreme command Of
shs aforesaid GRSKLEV, would invade
Mexico, aud usurp the govssnmsns Of
thAs Republic, a copy Of shis paper
fell into the hands Of the commander A.
AEasa&lan, and he ct ones issued a proc
lamation, informing the people thai
ss0ns HoRAcE GREELEY, 6 most Giaboli-
cal, bloSd-thissty and unmeretfUi man
worse than the infamous WkLxSR, Or
even the minions Of MTKAMox man
whose very name struck dread 20 the
hearts Of thousand In the Unitsd States,
90 rnsny wa~s- &As sEiEgvzy sU ssFrfple was
his eondust-is now at the head Of tbs
moss extensive band Of hlibusssgs ever
collected, and on his way to Mexico P'
He then exhogts ths people to prepare
themselves for action, and concludes
thus: "Fhis dangerous man {honsbFs
psKgrossl Is not Of the common school
Of alibusssrs; they wish for plundsr, he
fer bleed sad naasasgans dsAaa.'' EsJuss
imagine" says the correspondent, "ths
mild and amiAble philosopher Of the
Ift6uBs converted into the harden cd
fsnd this bright greAses makes himP'
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

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eisesisn in shis staass lad psessss4sd
himsss3 - the pelas - asaiM alA ben8aa
az the assokiRa REaa0hssa
Reaiing 3 deap imsarask ii oazSsss.
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b oppossd so sha beyss pgsgeeesse. stood
a tlls ballet -hsx I'D aksalasNs@ -
Eighs 30 vusa, 90 one mxaana a3 bis naa
bssng a see. Tie voang maa AsslarsA
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knew is, and fnslsseA 0m SIS Kies
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

- Paul Aorphy has determined 10
make New York his future residence, and
to enter upon the practice Of ths Law
Bonner Ia to pay him up 10 the thousands
for editing the ehsss department In the N.
z. Ledge.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

IeeFs EApekaamsS YAaExR AeRsBs-@
TAA BossSn Eessssg Gszssesa says sAas
ths Emperor 0E the Frensh haa lassay
bsugAt in Boatoa o esashgassa aRassang
kozas. Has agans ssw ne aniual, and
aaking aansy 10 hiaAs plamksa six huH~
dsed dsllass sd sasa Aim - RRnssss
whsFe aAs nmpsss will pssaahay asoa
him oa4 aazing Asr AsshaaAss spoEaln|
sssx u aaaly.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

GlaaiAg. alaaiagy esFalaing, Msrhliag !
Bgenxingl earrfags, wagon 8 buggy paint.
tAg, In good ssyfs. Paper -hsngfng, war
ranssa asl - ped 81. good skoek 81
wasaap@psxs balndA, skes, seeskxnkfy u
hasa EeaIzAgs whisenaa ansl wEkSEs cusne,
sd Orders, fm Eewn Or eoumeEy se.
lieitsd asa pre- mpsIy s4sadsd ts. go.
Shop 0n Na1n-st., reagoE JaneBs Block
rnarSI -sSstfs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

- Ths New YORK correspondent u
ths BafAlo Reyhtiie says, thae oa hsar-
ing e6 siskiss recoaailiasion, FEaxAxno
Woon gavs ! AEs o'cloek dinnsr = Del
monisc's, se ; parsy Of his frisads, II
whieh 10 rsjoised ossr shs fall 81 his en-
smy.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

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s00UNCfE. BLUFR8, ss.ss.s 50. I1WA "A.
an psspassa - aseommmsan ante kihe pab.
lie with any Thing II the
l.iysxy L.Ene eH RsasaaRhle Isgsz
And vii I'm an nmaahas - Maeh e aas
from III BosE x.andsnE daEiag the beAs
sn& BeAa6m.
Persons waMnEnN ID have toe 1an.
III - eaH as th&lf rsasasAea For Pasaea.
gax& viii bs a1eSM 49, bY Is&xFnr
ssssd AZ - EszhIe
nc D0nANK. z'sssxzksas.
CgamNzl BamAss Hah. 20 - M
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

aercAazxas asaa lllzels.


NE AM Maha a. - - - - = = - = -
Ara Aow pfapayaa 10 gtxe TnFuHgh 6ssll
81 T.adlna III he dslIvery of Goeds al
Council Raufk 0x okleF pUanEs 90 the Mis.
asuzi Favar, xsaza slow = 81, Bes1ons Phil.
odelphia, o. oshsF Eassesn Citasss at sFssi-
Gea ggtes.
Merchants baytmg Goods n DC. Aesis.
ChIcago ar ths Eask, viii And Il . shsig
aayanksgs hy addressing 0E calling On 20
al o. yoseph, No.
fT 3. BARROW, Ash.,
Hanaihal q q. IosepA AailEsaa.
July 0, 1859. .-~ bm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03


SPRING ARRANGEMENT-Un and
after June u, 1889, Passenger, Accom-
nodation and Freight Trains leave and
arrive at Hannibal and st. Joseph as fol-
lows:
TINE TABLE.
TrsiRa Le&ps 81. JasegA
Passenger Express, ........ ....7 90 a. IN.
Passenger Accommodation, ''''s.40 p. IN.
Freight, '.''.' ....,. .'.,.. 800 a. N
TEsias ArTiss al 81. JosepA.
Passenger Express ....,. ....., 10. 80 p. N.
Passenger Accommodation, .... 1000 =. IN.
Freight, ',ss.s ..rs,s ..ss,ss.. D 80 2. In.
The Passenger Accommodation Train
viii leave St. Joseph on Sunday evening.
Instead Of Saturday.
Close connections made By each Train
With Mississippi boats and all Eastern
Tickets sold to all principal places in
the country.
The most ample provisions for taking
Stock with care and dispatch, and at the
lowest rates.
Connections made at Sc Joseph with
Packets up and down the river, and with
stage lines TO all parts OF Kansas.
J. 7. K HAYWARD, Gen. Sup.
P. B. GRoAT, Gen. Ticket Agent.
IOHx AYRx, Gen Freight Agcht, Han.
nibal, he.
D. CAzRKErER, Assistant Splperfnteu-
deaf Western Division.
J. &. BARRow, Gen. Agt fof 81. josef pa
and Upper Missouri.
July 8, 1859, .~ 1y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03
Essemces 9or V16oaaepw


The partnership harsEpf0rs existing hs-
s~ssn : !. MaFkley and Harry 4. Dssn
- "a ns htysr House, ID this day aias0lgsa
- Aataai sonsent. al dsmanAs dne TIE
h1n mast hs pAhi 10 ftangy 6. Uaan.
N. ]. MARRLEV,
h.. ,a ,s.a HgNgY i. DEAN
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

- Ewasy Miasuass pmpeK wa raaa has
sDsns Esang 8 saN akmk AArss ahaaYeas~-s
The5 Mxa II aH9gY pagt " sAs sonasvys u q.
8. RaEkmS wss @sFexse4 laak wssk aaax
EamFas 9szfy. ahhsgsa wIkA sseaAlsg ksxaes.
There Mas maa arrests ia naIl@sim i
Rsw azYR Agp. 1Aassa. ~ heTer ppen d
pApsF ST s1sas aeeena u aseem q horse
has<s& he4a a&egsms - II ~ Napkage Sc
haaaa nzza. u 49,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

- We undsrseand thsk Q uttle aikkfr d
saxTing and faathering came OF lgEs misha
ahamk glaTaE miles fgnm town
Gauss psksk laKHeaF saaang sR0shsg
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03
Further Esss than any other Railroad
ia Toica!
II CONNECTION wTTH THE
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 3 QUINCY
RAILROAD.


SHORTEST, QUICKEST g. BEST
Route to Chicago, New York, Boston,
PhlIadelphis and Baltimore To Kso-
kuk, St, Louis and Cincinnati, and
TO All Points Ia Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio and Canada.
On xzld after April 4th. two Trains Dali
IL will lssve and arrive (sundays except
IxAvE AsKxoz CITY. ARRTVE ? CHICAGO
$40 .. nj 7.l5 :. d.
---coNHKcTING-- a..
AT Galeshurg, with the Northern Cross
Railroad for Quineyi at Mendoza with the
IIIInoIs Central Railroad, FOR 0alena and
Dunlelth ard st, Louis and Cairo; at Bar
Hngton with the fast sailing steamer Keo-
kuk, for ESokuk and st. Louis.
special NOTICE
Through to Nese York Ia 4s Hossrs
Passengers leaving CouEeFL 3LuRYst
| morning and et ening, taking this route,
viii aTfiys In Chicago OF Sc Louis iron
a6 ta AS hours quicker than by say oEhsH
route, and la mmpie time to connect viii
TIE great Eastern and Southern Lines.
- Bay rear Tieksta via Western
Stage Co. 70 Aganey City, where yoa caH
| buy your Tickets Of the B. 4 No. B. 3
Ticket 0Efics to ALL POINTS East ans
| soEth.
| TO shippers OF stock
Stock Trains will run regularly, lsaylny
daily. Sundays excepted. These Train
haxs all the rights o. Passenger Trains
thus inaurtng despatch, and e0nsequsntil
avoiding al those vexatioas dsIays that ar
/ constantly occurring on other koskea.
\ NEW STOCK PENS have been kailt el
both eide of ths Mississippi elosa by Ia
Ferry, and DroYers win End there ever
thing they could wish fer the seeoEnmoaa
tson III their ssoek.
Through eontxa1ks EiEeR TO Chicago.
JOHN G.. READ,
Vice President end Superintendent.
/ II. REHICKs
Gen. Western AT G. r. g. q. RR.
/ Burlington, Apsit 4, 1855
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03

~ x "A Eclly - expect girls 10 be hap
pY Wikhouk marriage. EEsgY wpmam " as
nsds fog a nekhsE, and consequently, hAw
hies ere Nc necessary ID their psacs oa mLhd
~ health. Ef Ycu wish to l0uk III EneIan-
eiz0ly ana fnas sakion, seoA Ut sn pla ms u
IL Y0a woala taks peep 81 aznshIne sook
IL tis 6@es Sc q yoaak msnshef.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03
The FRANKLIN CHEMICAL WORKS

THE FRANKLIN CHEMICAL WORKS
No. al North Fsanklin Street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
We beg leave to announce 10 cur eusto-
mers, and to the trade La general, that aa-
Elhg this season no travelling agent will be
dispatched from our works. We invita-
our cid eREtomsrs and others 10 Esxors as
sy letters with their orders for
Essemces 40r K4Raueww
which, as always, viii bs executed to thsiE
entire satisfaction. Thousands appreciate
the plan upon which our Essences are
made which present the following sdyan-
tAgaa and faGilisisH aeEsx0 asgsa 81 sthsgn.
l. Ins Essences IRON these works ars
actually gained by digsiliataon, thsgafors
Healthy ana Pure--aofasthing that uklssys
cannot or dare not eIahn Cor thelrs.
2 TIE Oosts are mueh less shan ethsrm.
bseaase tness ksssness are pct - Ia sack.
agss, ssffa coatsfnIhg snouxh Tor sorfy ~.
lons, sad comprising not only ali tke Re.
CURED Ingredients, hsls &lsa khs eosarang.
AadFess Letters b EAak EREwx, Ma.
ageF, Franklin Chemical Wcrks, Chieago
III, p, q. Box, 334S. JHRibm8
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03
10 ahippera of atock.

Vice President end Superintendent.
d REMICKs
Esn. WsssaFn AT G. H. & & r. n.
Burlington, April 4, 1855
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-04

ATTEMPTED SUloDE-We learn that q young
man named Isaac Reed, residing in Bethel
township, Miami County attempted to commit
suicide on Monday morning, Sd, between the
hours OF and o'clock. He had for some time
been leading a dissolute and dissipated life
aud becoming tired of it, without the moral
stamina to reform, he determined to take his
own life. He several times made threats of his
kind, and on Sunday e5ening told his sister
with whom he was then stopping) that he
intended going off in the morning and shooting
himself. No more was thought Of the matter
until about 4 O'Clock in the morning, when one
Of the family going into the cellar discovered
him lying upon the floor, weltering in his blood
On investigation it was found that he had shot
himself with pistol, the ball having entered
the skull at the top of the forehead and passed
ouJ at the back of the head. He was able to
talk, and did not seem to be mortally injured
The physician who was sent for. after examin-
ing the wound, was of opinion that the ball had
not touched the brain, and did not think the
man would die. We learned last evening that
he was "doing we'll" and that he would prob
ably recover.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-04

RG- The malignant hearted, fOulmouthed,
conceited liar and libeler Of the Journal
the foregoing is part of the record of the
Montgomery County Court, and part of
the criminal history Of the County-denoun'
ces Senator Shideler this morning, because
he introduced a bill into the Senate Of Ohio
to stop the pay of members VIII frequently,
and for days, absented themselves from the
Legislature Then, of course, the Journal
is in favor of paying the members 81 per
day for going home, or to any other place
they may prefer, and spending day after
day, and week after week of their time
away from legislative dutiesl This highs
waymans issue with Mr. Shideler evinces
the reoklessness of that libelous sheet, The
point which the Journal intended making
nv the introduction of this economical move
of Mr.. Shideler was, that as he declared it
wrong to pay legislators for persistently ne
gleoting their businss, he ought to refund q
part of his per dieml A stupid knAve, tha
journal man. he should fret skot0-no
make a lying statement-that Mr., 8. neglso
ted his duties at Columbus, before he asked
him to refund The Journals desperat,
condition must have alienation soon, ol
daAth from choking will ensus,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-04
NEWS ITEas.

1t is estimated that the late freshets destroy
ed 100000 worth Of tobacco in Caroline coun.
ty, Va.
The engines Of the Large Ocean Steamers
make about 900 turns in crossing the At
lantic between Liverpool and New York.
The trial of DR., Aver for assault on r s.
Fay. at Boston, by stabbing, was, on Wednes
day, postponed till Nov 2, Mr.. Fay is slowly
recovering.
The number of emigrants arrived at New
York for the week ending Sept. 2s was $50,
making the number for the present year so far
s,54l
News had been received at Washington Of the
death of ex President Ceballos, of Mexico, in
Paris.
A woman in Bangor has an infai nine weeks
old that weighs two pounds aud b If. The
child weighed Just one pound at birth
The New York Yaich Club have in contem~
plauou grand national catching jubilee, in
which they will ask the clubs Of the other chief
cities to unite.
The whole number of votes in the Charles
ton Democratic Convention will be COG, Of
which 4O4, or two thirds, will be necessary for
! the choice of Presidential candidate.
The Newark, N. j., people are figuring up
the cost of a visit to Portland, Me, to see the
Great Eastern when she arrives. The Wheel
ing, Va, folks are getting up a large party to
60; cost what it may.
Five Indian chiefs, representing the remnant
of St, Regis, Iroquois and other tribes on the
New York reservation, have gone TO Kansas to
buy lands for the removal of their people thith-
er.
President Buchanan it is stated approves of
the conduct of Commodore Tatnall in render
ing assistance to the British naval forces in
China--it being simply reciproc alton of n
courtesy extended to one of our vessels,
At Portland, Me-, on Thursday, flags were
displayed at half mast on the public buildings
and the shipping in the harbor, and minute
guns fred, as a token Of respect to the memory
of Isambert X. Brunei, protector of the steam.
ship Great Eastern.
The United States has now in the Pacific
eight ships of war, with two thousand three
hundred and fifty men, including officers -
These eight vessels carry one hundred and
fortyrone guns.
The greatest modern duellst died recently
in Paris, M. Choquart One of thirty duels he
fought during his life, he was worsted nineSand
twenty times, aud only once succeeded in
wounding his adversary, his very best friend,
with whom he had quarrelled on some frivoN
lous pretext.
1t is strange that among all the monuments
and statues which have been reared in this
country, not one exists to the memory of John
Hancock. His remains sleep unnoticed, be
meath the soil, which he, with others, freed
from tyrant's grasp.
Mr.. John Fine, aged 96 years. and Miss
Elizabeth Harley, of Davidson county, N O.,
were married on the 2lst ult They walked
eight miles to the residence of the magistrate,
and after the ceremony was performed walked
| hack
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-04
MAr.KoxrrA. Oct. Sd. 1859

DEAR EMPIRE unexpectedly, l came here
in the "nck of time" to find "Ohio's able chief
Magistrate(O" Governor Chase and others,
announced to speak TO the citizens of this vi
cinity, to,day, on the topic of Republicanism.
This subject is almost a new thing here, owing
to the scarcity of believers, yet tn %" Few san
guine Of turn out en- masse Of their ranks
burned powder, beat drums, and per.
mitted miscellaneous tn 'ngs to rip along
generally in one continued jubilee on and
after the arrival of the chief" from Lima this
morning,
About one o'clock, the brass band OF this
place formed the head of intended grand
triumphant procession, calculated to carry terA
ror and dismay to the hearts of all Democrats.
and which procession was TO terminate at the
Court House. the place appointed for the "lit
erary treat" to come of Immediately after
the band followed the "chief' accompanied by
several leaders of that peculiar party, aud the
procession then filed along the street to the
number of about one hundred and fifty Of
course entirely blocking up the streets.
After this display" who will say aught in
disparity, of the growth Of Give Re
publicanism" in old Democratic Auglaize
The opening speech was not made by the Gov
ernor, and being con the wing" for scenes
"more festive and gay l am not able 10
speak of the effects of his efforts as directed
against the principles so generally held and be-
lieved by the people of this region.
The assemblage altogether at the Court House
when the first speaker commenced could mol
have numbered over 250, among which we no
ticed macy broad countenances Of "solid Dem
ocrsts" smiling in self complacency on tb'
meagre portion Of the listeners that were Re
publicans, drummed out to listen to the hesC
and front of their own party.
We do not believe that the $50 or 800 dem
ocratic majority of this county will be lesseneC
one vote by this undoubtedly dying effsrt."
The country here Is improving fast unde
the management Of an enterPrising people
The corn crop will, if the present weather con
tinues a week or more, prove the most abundan
yield ever brought forth in this county.
Your correspondent closes with a few com
mendstions in favor Of conductor Oonoyer AM
of the D. d NJ. R, r. generally, for its sxcellen
= condition, evinciug a superior superintendeuc
9 in its management PERRY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-04

I6-Sabbath was an uneommonly beautiI
ful day After week of gloomy and de-
pressing weather, of incessant rains, or OF
dull and lifeless Clouds bright, unclouded
day is always gratefully welcomed, but
Sunday coming to us with dreamy skies and
smoky atmosphere was becoming opening
of Indian Summer, the Sabbath of the year.
The sere and yellow leaves, the unwonted
solitude of the streets, and the sun shOrn OF
his beams--a red ball in the heayens--all
threw over the town a spell as of reveren-
tial devotion, In the country, the forests in
russet mantle clad, the herbage yellowed by
age, and the long spears of grass in the
meadows bowing their heads in sadness,
were fit remembranoers of the fact, tha
the summer has gone by. A few days more
and the long day dream of Indian Summer
will commence, life will be a waveless stream
npon which past oalamities will throw but a
mellow and sOftened light, and which press
ent experiences will not roughen until win
ter Genes with its gloom, and clouds, and
storms.