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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

SAMUEL FAIBVRE-
~ Dealer in
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
No. Baronne street, Canal
Highest Cash Prices paid for Second Hand Furniture Pianos
Carpets, etc.
Persons designing break up House Keeping would do well
to call upon oil 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27

Cosr OF A NEwspApER.-We read, i
few days since, in one Of our exchanges, the
remark that it takes nearly one dollar and
fifty cents to publish weekly newspaper.
We should think it does. How any paper
of usual size, can be published for $:6o,
without losing money, we have not yet been
able to discover. This secret is yet 0 sealed
book to Us. .'r .''iyd "'e7'
Papers are spriuging up all over the coun'
try, and in order to force cut circulation,
offer their issues at subscription prices ruin
GUS to themselves, and injurious to their co.
temporaries. Thus the business Of Jourua-
lism, in localities where newspaper can be
supported, under ordinary circumstances, 10
crippled, and to a very great extent render
ed Improbable. Some men think it is gfo-
ry and honor enough to have the name OF
being the editor of paper. Such usually
find out, by waiting, that such honors are
empty, and devoid of the capacity tofurn.
ish meat and bread for the wife and chill
dren. The result is, that very often the en-:
terprise proves failure, creditors suffer,
and the unfortunate adventurer becomes
peeuuiarily, a wreck. It takes money 70
carry on newspaper, and it takes patron,
age to bring in n,vuey, asd thas patronage
must pay remunerative prices. Where this
is not the case, failures will always be the
consequence. So much for publishing .
newspaper at zoosing rates. II e.. -,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27

Is THAT ALSO THINE "A beautiful re-
ply is recorded of Dalcarlian peasant whose
master was displaying to him the grandeur
of his estate. Farms, houses, and forests
were pointed outin succession on every hand,
as the property of the rich proprietor, who
summed up finally by saying, dn short, ell
that you can see, in every direction, belongs
to me- The poor man looked thoughtfully
for moment, then pointing up to heaven,
solemuly replied. tAnd is that also timer
How many who are satisfied onlyto grasp
all that is around them and beneath them
down to the centre of the globe, wholly for
get to own-upward. ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27

Och yere riverance may we'll say that same,
said Barney, rising from his seat.
Keep your seat, said Milton, and hear what
have to say
'Jist spake anything ye like, yere riverance,
said Barney.
Well, Barney said Milton, would you under.
take journey to Liverpool for mef'
tAn' is it the likes O. meself that would refuse
to do anything for ye |! said Barney.
will You go?'
sYis. yefe reverance,' said Barney.
THANK you = said Milton, with his blandest
smile.
You have it in your power to do the church a
very important service. A stage leaves here al
noon, in which you can 90 as far as London, from
which place you can proceed at once to Liverpool
by the express train. Here are ten pounds, which
will more than pay your way there and back
Hand this letter to the gentleman to whom 1t lf
addressed-but, can you read?'
Elegantly, beda1 said Barney.
Let me hear you read it,
sRight Rev. Retsmis Eduj.' said Barney, after
spelling the address several times. Och did ye
iyer hear the like O. sich namep Had Barney
have known what we must tell the reader that
the same name, read backwards, would spell Jude
Sinister, it would not have thus puzzled him..
sJust hand that letter to the gentleman to whom
it is directed, and bring me reply as carly as
possible said Milton.
But where will I find him' asked Barney.
AT the Kings Arms Inn-anybody can in
form you where that is. When you enter the
Inn ask the landlord if number eighteen is oc-
cupied and if he replies in the Affirmative.
sWhat dye name by in6rmity? askad Barney
affirmative, man-not in6rmity,' said Milton
smiling swhat mean to say, is, that if the
landlord tells you that eighteen is occupied. Just
ask him to show you the room, and you will hnd
the person there to whom this letter is directed.
If ho says that the room is not occupied remain at
the inn until it is which will be in the course OF
q week.
All right said Barney, placing the money and
bank notes in his pocket.
The reader is, of course, anxious to know the
contents of Milton's letter; and, perhaps, this
may be the proper time to crafty his curiosity
Here is the letter:
JUDE SINISTER II have sent Barney yor-he is in my
way trip to India America Australia may be OF ma
tera benefit his health well conducive to our safe
ty In the present emergency How have you succeeded In
that little affair about Jml A word to visa man &C
Yours in haste
GOLD
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27

THE Boy OF THE T1MEs.-We like an
active boy-one who has the impulse Of the
age-of the steamboat-in him. = !
A lazy, ploddiug, snail-paced chap, might
have got along in the world fifty years ago
but he don't do for these times. We live
in an age of quick ideas. Men think quick,
eat, sleep, court, and die quick-and slow
coaches are not tolerated. go ahead if you
burst your boiler = is the motto of every Que
and he succeeds the best who has the most
of 'do or die in him. 4,..-... -.
Strive, boys, to catch the spirit Of the
times; be up and dressed always, not gaping
and rubbing your eyes as if you were halt
asleep-but be wide awake for whatever may
turn up, and you will be somebody before
you die. ,.s.,,r'e -
Think, plan, reflect as much as JON please
before you act, but think quickly, closely,
and when you have fixed your eye upon sn
object, spring for the mark at once. =
But above all things, be honest. # yo1
intend to be an artist, carve it in the wood
-chisel It in the marble; if a merchant
write it in Your ledger. Let honesty be
your guiding star. ...., -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27
MOAB.

stones, homes, razor strops, scythe niles,
knife-sharpeuers, and variety Of other az
ticles Of like nature The files wrought from
this new composition can be moulded into
any desirable size or form, and adapted 70
every variety of mechanical business in which
the common rasp and file are employed
They can be made as rigid as the steel fle5
or as flexible and elastic as the original gonf
which forms the basis Of the invention. Ems
cry wheels and grindstones are wrought from
this composition Of every desired shape ana
size, from the coarsest grade of emery to the
finest buff wheel. In point Of economy thsg
new composition is superior to9auy OF the
implements which il is destined to supersedea
since the articles made from itare :serviceaa
Bile until the material Of which they are com.
posed is entirely worn away. tpossesses the
virtue of repelling oils and solvents. ~ III,
Of the great variety Of useful and ornao
mental forms which India.rabber, through
the skill of the inventor, has been ,maderto
assume, this is regarded as the latest and
most important application. The compost
ton has been perfected by . new. process.
and principle discovered by Mr.. Mayall, and
we learn that the right of the discovered
have been duly secured in the United States;
and in all the nations Of rope,--BostoR
Journal. .,..-:,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27

Or WHAT rs SALT A SYMBOL ?-of fdeE
ity; man who has partaken Of salt with
you is bound to you by the laws Of hospital:
ity; and thus bread and salt are eaten at the
ratification Of a bargain or treaty to make it
binding on all parties. Salt is also an en-
blem of desolation conquered cities were
sown with salt. In Scotland and ireland
salt appears to have been considered to rep
resent the incorruptible spirit; and was,
therefore, laid above the heart of a corpse !;
and in some cases a platten was so placed
containing small portion Of salt and earth
unmixed, the one to represent the Immortal,
the other the mortal part. In former days,
when it was the custom for all the house
hold of nobleman or gentleman to dine to
gether, the large salt cellar which was pls-
ced in the middle of the table was the boun-
dary of distinction between the family and
the menials.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27

REv1vAL.-The revival meeting, which
We noticed last week as in progress in the
Presbyterian Church at this place, closed
on last Monday night. It was truly amin
terestiug meeting throughout. In addition
to the nineteen, who had Joined up to Fri
day Of last week, more than twenty other
person were added to the church before the
closing of the meeting, makingin all between
forty and fifty new converts This was rich
harvest, and is joyous news to every Chris
tian's heart.-LauresuiNe Herald. sc
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27

IND1A-RUBBER Tools FOR MAcH1N1sTs.
Mr.. Thomas Mayall, Roxbury, Massa-
chussetts, who has long been engaged in tie
enterprise, has succeeded in producing a
composition, the basis of which is Iudia'rub-
Der combined with emery, from which are
manufactured files, emery wheels, grind
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27
TO BE CONTINUED.

EG~ We can supply limited number of ne'0
subscribers with back numbers, containing the
foregoing story.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27
~.*dNillie g gigbtb&art's'' Original 0onbsl&tts.
WRITTEN FOR THE YoRKv1LLE ENQUIRER.
WHO Is THE HERR"
THE DARK MYSTERY OF THE DESERTED HOUSE.

..-- BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART, -,
CHILDREN OF
SUM-" HEARTS, &C., &C.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-27
@, THURSDAY. OCTOBER ~, 1859.

lection Of an aged parent; despite tn attractions,
comforts, and blessings of home; she took the
fatal leap, and married Milton. Ah poor Alice
Milton we'll might your husband say you are
nothing but a woMAN' Such in substance, were
her thoughts, as she sat upon the crimson lounge
in that gorgeous and magnificent apartment
All methinks the tears that fall upon the GRIM
son cushions are no less bitter than those which
dampen rustic seats that eyes wiped with gaw-
~ linen-cambric, with lace borders, are as often
suffused with tears as those which arc wiped by
rough sleeves, or check aprons
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
KxmpRoEememts.

We notice, notwithstanding tbs cry
Of hard timss, that many valuable and
substantial improvements are being
mads Ia oar city. Passing throngh sew
ssal Of ear principal streets recently,
"a wsEs surprises st the nmoant Of ball
q, SasaR aa1s sais season. Oar sItt-
- -. .. II Of energy, and 80 ere GLAD
:, ', Sc re- dis. .layiHg il IL shisdlEsOtiaE
"a =. 80 ni.aan.>% 10 recording n
fass. Wsdo Dos believe aSss - say ''''
plaza In sAs Esss, with tbs S"ans ha'a'
ben Of inAAAiaAAts, chat 10 mpRos As =
rapidly sad a. surely, - Ooansal Blas@
We mako skis saassmsna With feelings q
priae. Let he ball roll on
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
SALT Lake Trade.

Last week We noticed huge pile Of
Groesriss bsfera W. O. ASp&gs', whole
sale Grocer, &nd 6 large los Of Dry
Gosds before |. z. ALDEE L Co.'S, Dry
Goods dealers, marked ':R. <. Homer,
Salt Lake City, Utah"
TIE allows is farthsg testimony, prev
ing The commercial Importance and Ad-
vsntaRes Of our city, and We are happy
to know, that the Merchants OF Salt Lake
are beginning TO fully realize and APP
prseiats Council Bluff as 8 Wholesale
market. Ths distance is much shorter
70 Counsil Biuifs from SAILS Lake. and
the Foats better, than to any Other point
Ga shs Missouri river and this trade,
which ! . large item, By rights, belongs
10 ssE MsEvh4nGss and will eseaasiiy
should proper sxsrtion be extended ia
Ghss direotion, eozas direct TO as. Will
they endeayog TO secure itf
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

On Thursday afternoon Lass, nan IN
the employ Of Carr, Of the City HOssl,
was started Southwark, taking with him
several yoka Of Oxen. The afternoon
vas unusually hot and EaItry, and TO-
yard evenings the cattle returned N.
nus thair driver. Suspicion was imtS2
diateiy aroused, that he had been san-
struck, &ad party started in search, bal
without success that night In the NOR
ning another party was organised snd
started in paEsuis Of ths missing man,
and toward evening he was found, no'
dad, bat alive. He had got bswildsred,
and lost from bis cattle, and had var
dsred around, Through aioaghs Of wassg
and Cain. brake wishous aaything 10 sa'
for thiTty-Eix hours, and cantsudiDg a.
gsiDst shs oppressive hsai, mnsqastos
sud dies, he Was nearly exhausted when
found. He suffered intensely, and ere.
ryshing considered, it was very mar
Kow sseRne.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

0xmN sae ssa NEE hasas "a CESS aSnis AsEaA
- 80 ssSAsM u Tam - gssa asana afum aea
u ~ ~ gsaM
aeassp saRsaa = psasa asm 100 = Dss
AszM
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

From . note received from the Hon.
John Sherman, We learn shAt he has or
CANNED & new Township called york
which comprises the following Terrific.
ry:
Congressional Township, 10 and II
North Of Range IL West, and the East
half Of Township 70 North Of RaBgs
AZ West.
Voters residing within the new Town-
ship, must reaollseG its boundaries, a.
shay will not BE- permitted 20 vets in tbs
old townships from which the nsw Town
ship has been taken.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
ssaas mamk az Council BluRs.

By nosios n another part Of this pa-
per iG will be seen thai a company of
OaE eislxans lave associated themselves
together for the purpose Of forming Il
Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa, in
this city, to be named and known as the
i'Rraaah 81 CsunSil BIuas, Of the Ssasa
Bank Se Iowa" and that books viii b
opsnsd as BALDWIN 3 DoDaR's Baking
hSrss On tAs Sd day Of August. for shs
suhsuriEtleA to shs capital ss0Sk Of said
u.nk E+E ..""T"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

sAx RYAz's talented Theatrical
Troupe is soming, and viii dsligha
our sitissBs wish their performances in
about two weeks A@asas San h&s bean
playing At s. Joseph gor some time past
10 highly delighted Aad reansd audi.
sncss. We doabt not shsy viii mess vita
thai sasssss THAR talent and ensFgy de-
aAxu@.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

-" 7. B. Peterson, of Philadslphis,
Pa, have surpassed themselves By Som-
meBeing, in weekly issues, tbsrs-Pubii"
cGtioo of Sir walter Soott's novels, ST
the low cost Of s. cents . namber, or Eve
dollars for she complete sss, comprising
thirty-twO stories. We are very glad to
sss 90 cheap an edition Of novels so
mach superior IL their tone and morale
to ssy nothing Of their gsnius--so tbs
WateYY trash that 10 written, and read,
Ne suppose, BY foolish people nova
days. Better read the Wavsrly novels,
and Fs-rsad them to the kfsisth time,
shRa to waste time and spoil good tasta
over the blood and thandsr or yellow
covered sensation novels. The Peter
sons haVs thus far issued ten RnnbsFs,
containing sseh novel complete, Wis;
Old Mortality, Woodstock, Waysrlsy,
Tvznhos, Rob Roy, Quentin ngrwaFd,
Gay MannsEiHg, Ksnilworth, The Ab-
bot and ths Antiquary and We wooid
advise all our readers 10 send 10 Tbs
Masars. Pesarsons' for . set Of shest
popular and undying works Of the grsal
novelist They aEs now issued as tbs
rate Of one a week, and the whole swen
~ six volumes cSn be bad free Of pos.
tsgs, By sending Eve dollars TO the pub
fishers. All persons now have an op'
| portunity here 20 secure his works
which has never bafors been offered, ana
which may never occur again. Th'
present chance should be tsksa adVan
sags Of By ali.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
umeang.

We assive IA ~ aAs asteaai0n Of the
hmsinaaa man - Ne atty, 70 0ar inersas-
II saaslisaas soF asi'ag Ill varieties Of
cssd pssaBsas. We have jase reOsiysd
from he Kass = iargs and wary alseaak
ssoak of oasa maAsa 4 80 - Soc 30
wosk ID thas gIns HAnsh sAsaper th&a sv-
sr. satisfasssen warranted both - IL
Regards typoraphy aad charges. Give
" call.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
SEND I'M YOUR CLUES !

A shs pxsssns poiisioai OampaigA =
liksly % b one Of shs most Important
and sxsiaing svsE hsld IL oar State and
In Ordsr 20 place ahs Bwgis IN sas banda
Of every DsmoCrss on the ''Missouri
slopss p ~ have concluded to publsh
Is from sAs Iss Of July neat. ansil sAs
rssnlt i knawn, gor TIE sam Of FIFTY
GENTS FOE THE CAMPAIGN.
We hope snas every DemoeEas on We
"Slops" mey be fndussd 70 take IL Zoe
tAss isagsh 1t sims, aad thereby sid -
in disseminating the corssOs principles
&aong the masses.
Ls& Hs bsaF . favorable response to
cur sail aaong aar DemosEasis bPssh-
sfsu. Dear dsasg--ssad In yOssr aGmss
i#amsatassis-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

Blossoms Aas fas~-Gsa shs - ~ Jelly,
na0aala sgsssea kAs Nsasaga - Aas xaps,
In sAs pgsssnss ef acre ssaaa 80 30 F@R-
aazs - Ghaa rs.ssssssA krsm - Cess
Il - go ! haek ssss ne haaa ssanFa
u. Yeas " narhsskass u yssss - Asa
ssss ass laaAas klsh, 10 psaaas = wsssAss
MS sazasa % lss Blsadia carry hlm evsE.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
AGENT Wmmsaa.

4 competent and energetic Agent wanted
II shis okcs, who understands sanvaasiag
and Sollsctiagi be mast come veil rec
commended II il regards character and
responsibility. None ether need apply.
Liberal wages will be paid.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

The farmers heresbouts, are just now
very busily engaged in harvesting fhsiG
small grain, vita . aattering prospect
Of a. abundant crop, should it continue
dry.
The corn crop Is also very catering
Notwithstanding the "Missoari Slope
bsat the State laSs year, in the quantity
and quality Of her corn crop, she ia Dow
trying to beat hsrsslf, wish fair pros
pecs Of doing it. Harrah foF the Slope
Big corn and fat Babies. This = ~
country.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

aaS. Il. BoYcK, Of Unioavillss Scush
Carolina, called ~ our olBes 90 Tuesday
los, licking bale ard hearty. Hs d.
psrss Apsss 10 Ais AaaAs II aid Cazsr
Iina - q Ii - = slligsat and 500
eiabis gsnslemaa, ~ old sabsssibss and
supporter Of tho Bvgls, having besn ;
reader of it for lbs pAsa ays yeaTs and
wAsa j still meFs pleasing - mas he haa
sala SaR ID rsaaiAslys tsgsshss win svc
other sopisM. Long nsy sash uasn nra
sad prosper. BE
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
TRUaT KEa sAAM

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Bsyilas. hia villa ~ shasK naea. AaAaA
Neva1bGr and, a. %. 1851. enmvaga n
ah0anas O@csx IN trust. Inc anaassBim@ maa
Eakats, sikzaks, lYiAg sMd keAag IL q sssesa
BluiAs Pstt&waktaaais 0oaakys Towas "
wikl
Esta six le1, aad ssvsm N asaah annsn
(T1, Ii BaglEss' Ersk AEaSEsina - gssmnnEa
BinAs, fewav Win sAa ampeasanAamG zaszs.-
On, 70 asraFn she payzesat ~ . pssnsAnaaRy
A6se O. sAia Bsad a Trusk dIneuihAA Ca
~ sEn x Twsasy uas AnnAama naasssw
90. i001, 4aa ES9kk MsnaAe sssAA - -
aay oE NaEambaF, Il. a So -
whereas said nces - Msw amm maaA kaTs
ssk sherssa n1Ea mskagskT as ISL masla aiua
anpmfd. EhaEeecgas Xhmz<aa
TFasssa as atofsemlas maN AZ - Maas
ss ~ hclaeg d as3 Mase esal th@ 8aas
EstAka aAeys &sseRzhs& @zsh - aannaeww.
HmsaAs shsFeaas aeeaeasAs n 80 szgzaasmms
&C smid Dead Oh Tsmnks Il NMa3ze Wemanm
q Ne gFeAt door pF ahe RnaAka Msaass a.
Coaneli Baufgs, Iewg lee CssA, b shs hlsla~
ct hiaa@, kakwnan - hnmsx n . AaEsssf
d n. and A0seannh p. g. a. KAuss
lbs e0th cay og 1uaes Is. ID. 100 10 ca
isgy SAID aesnand 1nd eoass e eEska asasss
THOMAS - * v \ zEassaag
! ArTii i6, isS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
REGgD AasT. gllk Il OMAHA pacKET
M lazy.


W8Axxas Mazess s Il
VIII leave O.. Joesph svsFy
Tnsadgy Ut G e'eicek 2. ~ ~
arrival n, = o. 1sssph Rairoaa from q.
Louis E1x
Iowa Point. Fegrazk GisYs White CloaA
Eule, Winnsbagc, Asa&s, &. Stephens
san FEMmxEssas Eemaha, Rgawmxillzs So
nora. xaAdsa. MskkaAka Ssasgs Raek na1z,
Bskhlsham, piattsmoakh, raelke City, Be-.
Mar, HaslMsus. CBanclI hi ~ ana OSAKA.
kskRrnsag fsaves CoansH Blaslh every
FgiaaE maFmEa@ al I oselokk 4. ~. CEN
ascsiA@ at o. 1asspA wizh ManasAAl &aA
o. Jossph Railfeea Eos al poanka Rask,
Meth Beuth.
- TAEaagh Tlaksaa ask aale - bsaxS
Bead ma Ia, 50 sm
I. HOWARD Geo. Ageat &C CuaaeEi
ElaNs aad 0naka. d whoa Tickets Eeg
PaaeagseaA b. ahtagasd t. sAy pplmks Kaaa
s6aah o. MssaAs sod eaaa4aeRs 6aw sxMna,
n0statzen ~ KFeSgflka can BE- mase
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

HoLLowAY's PnLs-A tso~d TO Safaa-
Aas.--Is should be understood shas the
operation Of thsaa famous Pills Is not
limited 10 shs onrs Of Lhoas SiOlsnt ia
ssEnal aisksmpes4 for wAash sAsy are sue
esszfnliy administered in shis country
a0d ali others. They ast also Is Aaim.
msdiass soFssssixs IN The miasE ailmssss
lassasaa 10 bosA sexes. We sOmmend
th;em moss unrsserssdIy - the very beas
Eansly msdisans In sxisssnOa. IL given
10 shiIdrsn suSFiag from solie, eonsti-
pasion, wosas, o. asy disorder Of shs
stomach or boasls they invasisbly az
ford immediate rsiisf. In fAcs, they
oashs 20 Be- ooasidessd svsgywhers . aO-
nestle ssapls, Cor sickness, whether q :
sligbe on serisas sharaessr, saanot long
rssain is bold in eng housshold wAsss
shsy are alwsys = hsad. III
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
REGULAR ST. JOE q OMAHA PACKET
VIM CAMPRELL,

y. CANVASS, Master, ]. G. GAsBKI, elk.
viii lave sk. Joseph every ~ n
TUESDAY, at 9 o,cioeE 2. N.
on arrival HsmnEbaI q 81 N
Joseph Railroad from 50. Leafs.
For Iowa Point, Forrest City, waite
Cloud, Ruio, Winashago, &Faxa, 81.
Stephen, San FFanciaco, Nemsha. Brown
VILE. Sonora, Lindsas Nebraska City,
Rock BinR, Bethlaham, Piasksasaakh,
Faelac City, s.. MARY. Bsllsyass ooan-
eli Bluff and 0mShA.
Rstnruing leaves Couneil BluEs every
Saturday Morning at A. H., connecting
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