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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

III Christopher's Auction House, corner {
jefferson and Market, is q curiosity In the
way of variety style and cheapness. There
may be found almost every article in the dry
goods, notion. toy and miscellaneous item line
It would take about a column Of closely prin
ted matter to invoice Jesse's goods. 90 varied,
various and full is his stock. He is making
extensive preparation for Holiday goods, and
is determined 10 have everything which viii
be attractive for the little and big folks. 4
visit to his store will be profitable TO those VIII,
desire variety in the useful and pleasing, ant
wish to purchase at low prices for cash.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

BJ' This morning we had both frost and
freeze. The vegetables which had resisted the
efforts of Jack Frost, Esq, caved this morning,
and what little green color .hey had was ta'
ken out of them. We make this note of the
weather to simply to post those far away who
are continually wondering what kind of wealth
er we have in Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

GrEdwin Forrest is lying on his oars, dra'
matically speaking. He has Informed the man
ayers. and some of his personal friends, wheG
urged to accept engagements, and again appeal
in public on the stage. that he will not do SC
until all his difficulties are settled with hi'
former wife. This means that he will not again
perform until he has broken down the divorce
granted to her, and is relieved from the pay
ment of the 50 900 Alimony.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

DrA gentleman who was passing along 9th
st., last night in the neighbonood of the Depot
had his over.coat, which was csrelessly thrown
over his shoulders, jerked off by some daring
fellow, who ran away with it. Nothing has
since been heard Of the coat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

~ The Germantown Independent regrets
that Old Brown did not succeed in his purpo
ses at Harper's Ferry but it thinks the failure
won't amount to much, as before long. the job
will be undertaken by competent force, ard
will succeed. The Southern LunAtio Asylum
is but fourteen miles from Germantown.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

GrA teasPOOuiul Of salt and tsasPOODful Of
mustard stirred quickly in teaeupful Of water,
and swallowed after any pOisin taken into the
stomach by accident, will instantly act as an
emetic. As soon after as the stomach is quiet
drink a cup of coffee, clear and strong, or swAl-
low the white Of an egg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

D-A single government Arsenal Of Great
Britain covers 06O acres OflAnd. and is divided
into the gun, carriage and laboratory depart.
ments, employing at times $4,000 men. Du.
ring the late war. 10. 5000 shells were made aud
passed out Of the laboratory. A large building
is now being erected with machinery and other
convenienees expressly for the manufacturing
of the Armstrong gun,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

D~The AngOra Goat is being extensively
Seclima,ed in France. The aeeee sells at from
81 10 81 so, and the wool, or rather hair makes
excellent velvet, uniting the lustrs Of silk 10
the drmness Of wool velvet. A few Of these
beautiful animals were imported into South
CarilOnia IN ls49. They have increased to up
wards Of fifty of the pure breed, beside many
more half breeds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
"Tho ohio TnFoKmors"

Theedltor ofths OHIO StatS JowTnai, whp, losing
bis temper at tho terrible explosion which has
bofallsh the Republican party, and disclosing tho
true BLACKBOARD and dirty dog that he 10, calls Mf
vaAndi CHAM by this title. In his rage the fellow
forssts even the meaning OF tho Ehsilsh, II he
ever knew. Thlspaper is the known and aooredi-
ted mouth-piece Of Salmon P. Chase. Nothing
hnds its way into the concern except under ohases
supervision. The paper was bought in part, BY
money procured BY Gibson. II it not the misera-
bio Cook twonder II he isnt arelatve Of the Har-
per's Ferry "ooOk") nor the renegade democratic
biaokRuard Gable, who scribblss now and thsn for
Il, but Gov. Chase whom We hold responsible for
the vrathful vulgarisms and reasonable souti.
msnts Of that sheet. A. long as all was running
smooth, the Governor and bis jaokAls could be
mild and faesHous, even. But now that the do
velopmsnts begun BY Mr.. vallandigham, at HarS
per's Ferry, aud growing stronger every day, are
beginning to lmplioate good Ohio Republicans
and Abolitionists, and coming even near The
throne, terror vents itself, and general abuse Of
all Democrats, but especially Of this "ohiO In
former" Oh my dear, how severed "ssve US,
good Lord" The duty Of defending tho insur.
rection Is now dsvolved upon Chase and his tools.
They have already begun It, and some who want
ed to hang all who kne,o anything Of the conspi-
racy and concealed IT, are now for hanging all
who have tried to detsctit Every day, however,
the proof Is thickening, and duplicating mon in
higher position. "Let the hesthen rage"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

DThe amount Of salt manufactured at syr>
acuse, New York, is seven millions Of bushels
yearly. The annual revenue TO the msnufactu>
rers is three millions Of dollars, and the income
to the State seventy thousand dOllars, as taz
of one cent per bushel is charged By the State
on all salt manufactured. The Whole amount
Of salt manufactured In the United States is six
teen millions of bushels yearly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

pThere is now large flow of travel over
the D. d M. Road. There are several reasons
for this. The road runs in the right direction
to suit very large number of people: it is well
managed; the Conductors, Messrs. Twombly
Gardiner and Conover are agreeable gentlemen
aud because the road ia in good condition, aud
preferable to any other route northwest. These
are Inducements enough.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

THE 'BURo-'The 1. o. s. M. will give a
grand Ball at Miamisburg on Monday evening
Dec. &c ofcOurse they will "dO things up
Brown" AS Christmas is good while ahead
it will be well for the Sons hereabouts to make
note of the ball at the Burg, which they will
doubtless find a very agreeable affair The
Burg folks know how to get up a "good
thing -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

"FARlmus' d MEoHASis'"-Mr, Henry G
Kuhns, long known to the travelling public a,
first rate landlord, has taken the Farmers a
Mechanics Hotel. on Cd st., east Of Main. II,
has put the house in good condition, and In
tends keeping frat class hotel. ofeourse hi
friends Apd old friends Of the house, will cal
and see him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

FAEoY.--The Advertisement, in another col~
umn, which is SO juciously illustrated, and so
well displayed geographically, Is in exact taste
with the notions Of Wash Wilson, the clever
Boot and Shoe dealer, No. ll6, Main st, just
below Market. He is now entered fully upon
the winter campaign, and is having made up q
tptop stock of the best quality and latest styles
of ladies', misses, gents and boys winter feet
wear, so that he may accommodate all who
cannot wait for the filling of orders and who
can have, at a word the best quality Of boots
and shoes. He pays particular attention to
Gu stom work.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
sHnRIFF's Sale.

William HiPPis, - No. I'm. -.
vs. Montgomery sup Court.
James shArits, ct. al. In Partition,
DURSUANT TO an Order Of Sale issued
II from the Superior Court OF Montgomery coun-
w. Ia this cause, TO directed VIII oaeF ~ pub
no sale ~ the door OF the Court House, In the city
OF Dayton, In said county, on
Saturday, November Goth, 1859,
Al O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, the following Real
Estate, TO witt
sltnatS IN the county OF Montgomery and state Of
Ohio, being part OF the south-east Quarter OF seo-
tion sixteen Township two, Range hve, east, ke
west OF the Great Miami River, containing my
ave aorea on the north aide Of said Quarter Section
aud being that part thereof which was assigned q
Mary stetler, ~ her dover therein.
said premises are Appraised At $3.50 per acre
free OF DOVER and cannot be sold for less than tive
thirds OF the appraised value.
| TERAs.-oas-thiFde cash, ons-thifd In one year
aud one.thlrd In two years, the deferred pay meat
70 bear interest non the day Of uals and 70 Be 20
cured By mortgage en tAspseni.ea:
4 sheriff Montgomery County, oAio.
ADAM ctAv, Any. ostsl-tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

UrThose in need of good pen-something
which combines elegance, Utility, convenience
and cheapness-should call at Calenders,
Clegg's Building, Sd st. He has just received
large stock ofthe very best quality. which be
offers at Sstonishingly low figures. One Of
these peus will last careful person a life
time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

III The money drawer of Mr., Welty, Main
st., was robbed of about $40 yesterday while
Mr.. W. was absent at dinner; the store was in
charge of a small boy at the time. n
We learn that the money drawer of Bennett,
Herr d Co s mill was robbed of SO dollars on
Wednesday last. The thief took the money in
the absence of the proprietOrs from the office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oFFloa or PUBLICATIONS
Empire Building, Thirdst, South side bet Aaip JeaeuO
THRNBi
ny Maiisb, 90 per yoarinadvance.
10 oontn per Week, payable 70 tho carrier.
Bineio oopfon ,putnp IN wrappers. .Bosnts.
Ilinninnati Arennv-

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent TO make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions
&C, in that city.
To BUSINESS MEN,--The Empire Job Rooms
areiu complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall in and examine our work and
learn our prices.
gPTO ADvERTIsERs.--Ad Advertisements OF
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published--n0t later. We cannot
agree toinsert them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

Sg-asO Jour little boy goes to school
does he7"
''Of course he does"
dAnd does be learn anythingf"
"You'd better believe Il.
"CAn he write a'ready2
"He writes like a lawyer"
"You don't say col"
"Yes--so that nobody can read t."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

LFThe fishermen have very curious way Of
catching FISH in the Rhone. They wade into
the water at night, with knife aud a water
tight lamp. They place the lamp under water,
aud the trout will soon follow il. As the tish
come up to the surface Of the water the fisher
man kills them with his knife. This is no fish
story, but veritable fact --PariS Cor. ". Y.
Iimea.
1t fish story, nevertheless, as II treats Of
fishing; and it treats ofRnother thing which we
cannot "see into" II was ascertained, on the
first trial-many years ago-that light will
not burn where the air is entirely excluded
There is no mistake about this; there can be no
exception to the general rule in this regard.
Science, however, may have invented some
plan by which air could be conducted to a lamp
under water; and it Is to be regretted that the
correspondent did not speak more fully about
Il. II the credibility of the story is to rest on
the scientific blunder about the light burning in
water proof land consequently air tight)
lamp, we infer it has poor basis We fear the
writer of that fish story has forgotten his first
lessons in philosophy yet he seems competent
to write interesting facts from the Old World,
for which he is doubtless paid round sum.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

gJour readers will note. in another place,
the Law Gard Of A.V. HOfsr, BEG. Mr. Il.
has come 10 our city for tho purpose Of making
il his permanent residence, and engaging in the
practice Of the Law. He is gentleman oI
marked ability, and has high reputation Ss
lSwye. We welcome him here. And recommend
him TO our friends in the city and country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
L0CALAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGI
WeeI.IY AdYcrtlsements.
Ursee 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

GI'The telegraph report of the examination
of the Harper's Ferry eOpspirAtors occupies a
large share Of our available space.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

urPotatosu are offered in our streets from
wagons at from 30 10 So cents per bush. We
have learned Of some loads being sold at 20
cents We saw the very best quality selling
yesterday at35 cents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

p-A wedding party, from the rural district
was Al the Bscksl House last evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
Teas,
EObaccoS,

Teas,
TObaccoS,
Cigars, &c.
All OF which they stand ready 70 dispose Of on a.
REASONABLE TkRMs A. Any other estAbliahmeat
| In the clay.
confident Of their ability 10 please. sep2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
Wanted! +!

A PURCHASER for good Family Horse,
u Buggy and Harness, and also a new Piano
Gales manufacture. Win be sold at a bargain
Apply to DIR. GEIGER.
OctQg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
Groceries at Auction
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS!
vHuRsDAx MORNING. OCT. 27TE
AT az o'oLooKlI

WILL BE SOLD AT AU CTIOH
W my entire btoek, comprising great variety Of
consisting of Show CRaes, Show Jars, Platform
Counter and HAtches seales, DC.
To be sold without reserve.
The store Room will be Tor rent after the sale
!. G. GRST,
octo6 ITO Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dancing School.

MIR a. MRS. SHANK, Of Cincinnati,
IIl propose forming n Dancing Class al the Phil
lips House, in thss city should they receive pupils
enough 70 justify them In so doing Forparticulara
apply IN MIR. Hubbell, at the Phillips House.
oct2o-2w
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
Thanhal rhanksri

We are under many obligations 20 the
Editox Of The oraels, far the course he
has sakaa in regard TO the announcement
Of our name in the Harrison County
FLAG, AZ candidate foE Leuteaant
Goyeznos. Had she Editor Of the Ora
egs endorsed tbs presentation Of our
naxaa, w aksala have begun 20 doubs
our owu integrity, and would have Ia
ksa careful look about n, IL pssai-
Bile 10 discovaR what act Of msannsss
We had been guiity Of; but having en-
eOuutarsd Ats opposition, we are now
satisfied Of tbs uprightness Of our con-
duct. We can nov thank Capt. HHL,
the EailoE d the Flag for ths honor in
tsnded. and altho' we do not solaest o.
sxpsss the nomipation; jet Should II be
conferred On "a, ws shall regard the ORG
Gle % mainly instrumental in bringing
about thai result, By proving by its Os-
position 10 Us, thAtwe are not connected
with ths band Of thieves, Who Aave bsen
the Treasury Of Postawatta-
ME eounsy.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
2sb4a ThX@WN84

Three hundred persons might be prof
itably employed during the next year in
stealing wood from the lands owned By
Mrs. MINISTER, S. Bayliss, L. ". Rabbit
and that tract known as the "Poor
Farm We are led 10 this conclusion
from the fact, that about one hundred
persons have been engaged in that bust
ness upon the lands above mentioned
during the last year, and not third Of
the timber is yet taken Of. The steal
ing from the individuals above named
bad enough; bus when it comes TO steal
ing from the Poor, by cleaning OF the
Poor Farm, ID is carrying the joke liz
tie far. Who has charge Of the Poor
FARM And Why are persons permitted
to strip the timber OF it?
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20


Thomas A GoodfsIIow to JOhn Hau-
| thorn; L 1, B 10, BurBs' Additions L &,
B 3, HOwEd's AdditioR-$l68, so.
John W Kirk to W Beckett n h Of " O
and e q Of NV Sec Is, Town IS, Range
| IS, Of " aud s ~ q Of " q and b
Of n wq Sec 9, " q See %, Town rs.
Range 3S-i.
| Samuel Haas to George Parks, 70 Lots
| IN Central Subdivision also h Of q Sec
%, Town IS, Range 42--S3, 800.
R Gill 10 john Filton, " b Of aw q
and q Of sw q Sec 30, Town II, Range
39-$7 so.
George Thompson to Richard Gin; "
b Of " g and z Of " 4 Sec rs Town
II, Range 49-S7 so.
W Baker to Mary A Bggs; A Portion OF
L Is, Original Town-S6co.
W r Reel to Michael Goodwin; L 5, B
II, ssutsman's End AdditioE-S3OO.
George Wilson to W w Forman; Undi-
vided Lot i, B 4, statsman's 4 addition
$500.
John s Andrews to W o Howard L B
?, L ?, 3 3, L ? 81, B 4, 78l5IB, B 7,
L 5 & IL II, B 3, l. IS 10, 8. L Z, B 10, l.
) s 8, B II, L ? ii ~ i9 20, B II, L
2 3 10, B IS, L /, B 10, Andrews Subdi-
yisioH-SlO, GOO.
Norman NJ Smith TO Leonard Smith; i
W q Sec 8, Town II, Range 40-S2C0.
" C James to Chas T Reed; Of n E
q Sec IS, Town n, Range 44-$400.
w c James to Susan M Craig; Q h Of 8
" Q and wv q Of 9 E Q and Of W and
" Of e q aud 9 Of See IL,
Town "A, Range 4O-$t 800.
Henry Clay Dean to Clinton Roberts;
v Of q See IS, Town Is, Range So
5.
W so Morton to George Parks W q
Sec %, b Of 9 q and W q Of Sec
IS, Town 10, Range 10, L 2, 10, L I, B 8,
L 10, B i, T. IS, B 7, L 1, B II, Jakson's
Addition part / 2. B /, Bayliss' list Add
tion-S9, 600.
Thomas Il Benton Jr to Laurence Mar
kelI; Y feet of " side L 1879, Original
TowR--$500.
Elias snickard to John snickaEd; n q
OF q Q Sec 4, W b Of Soc 3, "A W O OF
9 Sec IL, Town II Range IS, sw q Of 8
E q Sec 81, Town IS Range -, 4, B %
L B 10, L 30, B 81, L q q, B %, L Is,
80, Ferry Addidon--$I, 100.
Alvin Daniels to Sarah R Burroughs;
swq Of neg Sec 3, Town "a, Range 4u--
Il Goldsmith to Rozette Goldsmith; IN.
riVidsd 1 4 10 ii IL, B 6, H&gg's E4-
tension 81 200.
Charles G Camp 10 BENJAMIN B Kiags I.
g. @, L 3, B IL, Beers, Atdition-- S400
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
Rega0 n al,

MIR. PATxESsog, Editor Of the Oquaw-
IA Spectator, gave as q call On the Ia Ia
inst, be having arrived here on the isth
on his way 10 the Nabraska Gold Min es.
He informs us that he found ihe roads
tolerably good from otsamwa to this
place. He came through the counties OF
Monroe, Lasas, CLARK and to Quincy in
Adams county from thence he came to
Lewis and thence By the Stage road to
this city. He says he found Corn, Hay,
and other things much higher in all the
Eastern counties than in Pottawattamis
county and Council Bluffs. He informs
us that at Lewis be was informed that
Corn, Hay, and all kinds of goods or
things wanted by migrants was h sid 81
exoEbitant prices in this city, and vas
mach disappointed when hs found that
the persons at Lewis had been lying to
him. Why do our neighbors Al Lewis
ey to misle&& the Emigraut Who
pays themP
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
ausnenRi0n .

We are sorry to be compelled 70 an
noance thas the proprietors of the State
Gazette, the oldest newspaper publish
ed in Iowa, has been forced for the want
Of tina. patronage due such 40 establish
msnt, 10 suspend its publication. How
il is that q paper Of the age and having
the character that the Gazette had,
should be allowed to 20 down for the
want Of patronage, is beyond our com
'prehension.
Burlington that boasts Of being the
richest city in Iowa, has certainly allow.
ed herself to be disgraced, by allowing
the paper that Rrst heralded to the world,
her advantages and prospects Of future
greatness, To die in the twsnty-second
ysaE of its age and We trust that the
enterprise of her citizens will soon ena-
bic the publishers to resume its publies-
ton, and that its Welcome face viii eye
long greet cur saBetum again.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
sHERxFr,g SALE,

By Virtue Of Spneial Execution 10 ne
directed from the ofRee Of the Clerk Of The
District Csturt Of Warren county, Iowa, /
shall proceed 70 sell On the aOsh day Of
Apggi, a ID 1859. beswseaE be heuFa az 10
o'clock a nj and ao'eloek 2 III Of said day,
In front OF the EouHky TreasaraE's aakea,
In the City az CouneiI Biaas, ne believing
described Neal Estate og n. W, Steele 90
wit !:
Tha undivided h e the ) y a and gha
. yer oe ths " OR and sww ef The :
ar Of Sec 10 Tewn 70 n 40 ard hf N " az
Of ne ag and ne qr oRths az Of Zee q
Tswn 46 Range - ard v be 81 the az d
ii u sud d W ar Of . W qr See 40 Tcwn n
1ange 40 and n eqr and " hs agaear Il
~ a. Soc 10 TsSn rs Range 40 al Wess
og the 5kh rria2ip8I MERIDIAN
Takan ~ tAs psepeFsy oa u N Dsaail
10 saklafT a RxeeutaSn n asVaF a MlsAas
Gsilgmaa.
WA. BAKKn, AharsA.
By o. Il. CaAxas napmkE @sKA
March -. ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

An Emigrant just arrived from the
East, informs US that be met & man at
Lewis who desired him 10 turn back
''It's no use going to the Mines" said
be. ''Did you see that fellow in the
hind end Of the wagon that has jast pass
sd2 Thass the Editor Of the Bugls,
and he's told speh id lies bout the
Mines, th&t . company Of Emigrants
came back and drove him out Of the
Bluffs"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

RAxwKn CQaa Several gpntasmna 60
/ Ill AamM ysas&@N Cd Glaa AxIy a0smlng
SkkAa ~ aaz kFozA ! NJ ssasDy Is 6Tesn-
bash sszaisn neatag feed u Iask thea fog
the voyags. f1ma ae thsae, sheeFviag that
3 lady who So Msar hlm bad % paper, and
b ezmsn9 xhat he ssfall details With mag-
nsAeamk III azwasi8nass uf tha WaRhington
Tragedy mnssAa prese interesting to her,
haEsaaA ahAK Kxaak Laaaisss pager Is tbs
sanas gEzsa galgzng hsx attenta0n "a me sub
SAas mMsaeR ~ lks aagTavings. Ths lady
re&aGssd tha aNgmaA n e0oi and formal
gannez. ssEnSA u wads 3paa before her,
1lbraasly sa0uR1ng down, pulled o. hsF
hhaaa amd sa1akally folding tnam up,
Il II asasAa haslde NJ % TIE saat--arrang-
b I - hsa<aaa ard SHAWL ~ nothFng had
essd Gag gSa@na In Of tha oplaion
sAsf lbs rather stakes Ehe rag OBJ any
u ssaouM dsmnaskzMEf0a q EmpertrFbls cool
res h aNag witnessed --Tras Ttmsa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
ENCoRRomATNoM NoV4CE.

Eoties n harstsg gives, se saas ssranmtsoa
Of Company under he General Ineogpo-
ration Law &C the State q Esvsa. cafiaa
the ooancil BIaEa and 81. 1oasph RaslTaaa
Compaay, and doing haainsas Haass sald
aama
me principal plaza Il ssanuaeasne nusy-
seas q said ssmpaayia a. cSaaeEl hlalIas
Tas genera eassasss 81 shs compaay i
tha building and operating Railgasa eram
Council Bgaaa b tbs Mfsaomr EnAa isMa.
wfth such BREACHES 80 said uamBaaw nay
from tiHae 70 time 6esm axpeaGanE
The capital Btock Of shs c0mpaay IA ema
mIIliOn ok dollars, wiki The rixhf u lacrosse
II u three miilicaa 20 ~ pafd ~ snsEAfI-
nsnts ~ tAs Directors Nag fsum sians 10
time aSssaa And order provides, saeh u
kallmeuks uh1lt not hs 6ein zndaA mare xf8N
0ncs In tive mOnthu @ad shalI aee gak anY
sas hms, axeesd Eve PER cent. % IndssiA-
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