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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
New YORK. 2sth


A letter from ApalaehieoIa says one Of
The crew of the barqae 3. A. Rawlings has
made confession, in which he details the
particulars Of the fitting oat OF the vessel,
aud giving brief account Of her trip to
Havana. He sayBthe rsasoa why the YES
ssl did not 70 on her Yoyags to Havana was
on aceoak Of dispute which arese between
the captains, they having two On board, an
Americaa and Spyaiara, one Of whom, be
SAYS, was murdered, and the yeasei taksu
into 81. Joseph's.
We have as yst 40 positive confirmation
Of the report concerning the loss oE the
British war steamer Jasseur, but ciFenm-
stance favor the pregumtion that the report
is correct. Two English gentleman, now
in this city, infOrmed the British O0asui
that they recently made the passage in this
steamer from Port an Platte to Kingsten,
Jamaica, and ths dsscrip ptiaa of the vessel
ard the number Of crew corresPonded to
that Of the Steamer lost. The Jasseur is q
gunbost Of 30 horsepower, snd commanded
By Lieut.. John B. seots
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The G0uReship and Marriage
- Of Mr. and mrs. SfeRKeS.

The resent tragedy in Washington was
another result Of those i'll assorted mar
riages which passion and moi reasonable
affection is the motive. 4 Washington
correspondent os the n. Z. Times thus
tslIs the miserable story:
90 MEg. Bagioli, the mother Of Mrs.
siSkles, vas born in 1919, as QFotau
Falls, Westchsster county. Her maiden
name was Cooke. at the age Of four
teen she came with her family 20 New
York, and was shortly after adopted by
the we'll known Italian poet and author,
Lorenzo da Ponte. She was bright
and somewhat beautiful girl, and short
Iy after her adoption was married TO
Antonio Bagioiio, composer and pEO-
fessor Of mnsie, who was q visitor at
Da Points house. Mr. BagiOh is q ma
tive of Italy bat has resided IN your city
for thirty years, and by those who know
him is said to Be much respected and
esteemed. Mrs. Bagioli bore to her hus-
band an emily chiid, Thsress Bsgioli, the
unhappy wife Of Daniel g. Sickles, up
on whom was lasished her parents an.
divided love. She was educated at the
best schools Of New York, and finally
sent to the Manhattanyiile Convent of
the Sacred Heart. Da Ponte's son, Lo
renxo da Ponte, JF.s resided az this time
With his father, and was 9 profsssos Of
belIesleEtres, philosophy and literature
In one Of the New York Colleges.
With him were placed several yoang
men for education. OF this nuabsT were
Mr. Eames, Of thls city Mr.. Bigelow, of
che Epeni4Q Post, and MR. Siekles.--
The Bagiolis also resided ID the same
house, sad continued TO live there after
sha death Of Professor Da Ponte. Liy-
ing 10 the came house in which bis wife
was bora, MIR. Siskles taw hsF grow up
from infancy 10 womanhood. Their as-
soeiafions gradually ripened into love.
Her fsther at once made serious eb3ee-
tions to che match, not to disllke to
Mr. Sickies, bat from the belief that bis
daughter was 100 young for maria 60.
Parental opposition only sndsd ia a
elsndessine marriage, which was psr-
formad bsfore. the, Mayor Of lhe City
of Esw YORK. tFhe consequence of this
secret wedding suUu made seoasealment
impossible, and the marriage after full
confession required bY ssse Roman Cath
ollie Church, wss solsmniked again, and
recei ved the ratification from che hands
of BT. Hughes, the HoEnan Catholic
Axahhash8us at has pgivaae residences. -
The frat of taaaE wedding Was one child.
II Is. tn,aAg txxaiwn zs4@~As ~sssVv s9ass
father and mcssleg were making pFepa-
rasions for the christening of this bid,
f0f whom the President, Mr.. Buchanan
ana the ehaxming Mrs. Senator Slidell,
Lad #alnnsariIg sought the sponsorship.
TfE s;a4nlax soinafdenna fhak fhisTit-
sla giri. Mrs. SiakIaa, and ME. Sickles
hsnsslf, ware thgse aniy children, over
whose. miserable fsss thsaa living moth-
ara nov hang Erakmzhasrtsds
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

Dates from Denver City oR the 18Th uatss
ere reeaiyed. Tbs arssage yiss8 wasA
Ho<kess ~ s4 to 80 p1E aay. DlAeh eenl-
namies are forming 50 'saExY water fE1ns
he Platte to ClaegFE Cree x@s0Esg tNeaty
mises.
The rnsh from hers Il beyond precedent.
Upwards Of 1g6o0 perNoas have arrived
alice Frsday.
The ghaFbs are eessssd with esmpanias
fa camp.
Messrs. Jones sna Rnassn dlapatehed
Eheig GrsE sTaia 90 Saspgdays &npshsf
IsaFssA to-day.
The jury Ii the ssse cs poy nndef trial
al s.. Joseph hass disagreed.
The psepas eE Kaaaas vote to-day Tor ~
agaInzk lhe lnfnEAkskom q q state CoassA.
satoa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
charIesthn. hEareh 2s

Ths sEeamsiip Isabel has arrived with
Havana and Key West dates % tAs 18th
Tue steamer Illinois. with CaaleoEaiA
mails Of the 5th insts Vas At Havana
with her shaft broken SAe Will have 70
come to New York tos repairs,
Sugar was qaist but 6rm at Havana
holders asking 9A reals EoF n. 8, No a2j
1;sseaxaaa ssehaAaaa. AEostaspaa meaasnE
at reals for claysds 3 reals Tor Maseovaan
Sterling exchange dropping, ilI554 premiaEn.
exchange on New York 50 aaye, fsiA per
ceat. On N. o. short sight, par " pei
cent premium s
The schooner TaYs, fraas SaguN Eag New
YORK. with mBiassea, arrived, 81 Key
West on the 24sh, leaking and would aia-
charge. 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

TIE VotcE OF rHg WR1No. DoopLR.---
A sswhane-dondls, - hard -sIastl pFeaehsg,
wound up ! aamiAg HsEmsn wilh this azA9-
ni6eenk psFoxation, My besthrinS Rad els.
ternl u i lAAHss faIl on FsiGgioA yea eaA,k
hugs hlma TssaBs was EsaFee Afmhiaa SlsSa T.
dreny thsy pEt Ia q 6sBEY fsEmece, tsstsass
sevan dmes hotter than IL could be bet, Aasa
Il didn't singe y bar oa their headSf Ard
there was IohH tAs Es 1akslsss tasy pts
him--anA vEhsEs de yes thiak, hEsshrasg
and eistern, thsy put hin Why, they
put hEm hi 4 eaaadrohfc Of blltasife, ard
bilsA hsm all niEhks and G dhlnsk faza kia
aheili And ghsrs Was Dan'ei, thsy Rat
him into 4 noass ,dea--ahd whsL, nY fsl-
lew travellers, akd respected aad ltsrles, ID
yoa think be was pat into iloaH dsA seKs
Why, fog pgsyins three ilnst d Day, Dpu'G
be alarmed bfeknfing and kfsfetas ! Conf
thaak any oe you via eses get late d iasasA
a&a sr@e Esz3 fse 5sar Il Esstg II e44s#
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is. 1850

Nov drive on saId she, sand Isll
Fellow on foot. Take tha road to the
river, whsn yousvs rsAehsd aaas. ran
down the Toe oil yon pgfAs 10 whesa The
creek ieias il IL II Be soks Eh4Ee
He obsysd her an6 wen shsY had
reached tia designated sp0E, The kHa
broke she lee With their axss, an8 saak
one after another be the sEiil, cold bod.
iea deep undsE tie clear blue wares thas
gipplsd hanaaklss
There, Niuk said the old womaa, Ia
tone thak expressed entire solf- -sakias
faction, swe'vs aOns IL feR them, and for
ourselves Too, for MAasF washes ehs
blood. And thar red brsthRsn up north
may come ss fAsa - sheT please 70 ssek
Eham~-they'M nagag find khezn.s
Euk eur trail, grandmother. The
load was heavy and tbs sled sus Ia
Deep
tDon't you see igs going 10 snOw,
Nick? There's 3 hake now. Before
night it will all be smooth and white
here, and the ksensst IBdi&a viii sgifag
if be tries 10 scent our tFa0k.'
She vas right. Lang ere evsnihg, tbs
soft white snow had 0hiitegakea evsFY
footmaFk, and sven inyasksd tha rul1s
ek Rdmonds' homestead with paetsE-
esams leeks AHa whsn af swiaight saa
ya0ng haehand retaFned be foand eve
Fythfng 50 pleasant and easy In bis lit
tie cabin, that DO exclaimed invoiunia-
rily:
Thank God fos his kindness. Yousrs
ali safe aud sound
sYes,' said hia nothsF, sand the baby
has laughed twice to-day
Then you're had 8 good Eims,' he
continued, as he and their nsighborE-
foE Edmonds and his family were vet
Ghere-gaIhsred RbouE ths tsa.tabla, la
aen with frsntier delioaeiesa
Yes, indeed, child I'll tell yon ali
about il when yOu'Fs through
Very whiss vas the yGung maa'a fses
As he heard the sGaFy, and paasionstsly /
lid he again and sgain clasp 70 hia hsaFt I
bis fair young wife and tiny baby, and |
1vsr and over again did be bless the cid |
gomau for her daring sffoxks 10 s&ye |
hose 80 near and dear 70 him. t.
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Cfuri5nstl, March %.


The steamer Nat Holmes, hoaad from
PIttsbarg to St. Louis with 50 passengers
sor Pikssa Peak, eoIIidsd with the DAVID
Gibson. boand from Ne9 g,Fieana for Gin
efnaaa with a cargo eG aagaf 8Ad mSlas-
ses, opposite ARsara Ind, last Right ARd
both sunk. Their cabins doated oH and
froa fifteen to twenty are supposed te
havs been lest On ths Holmas- One ae-
count azys that aaIE ahoat cue haadrsa
were saved.
The Gibson bad bat a few passengers on
board, all Of whom are supposed % hare
bseH saved, but two or three Of the crew
are missing.
TIE Cae@0a was eEaed here, snd ssas
v&iaed as SIS, 600. and was insured for Eme-
thirds that amount. The Holmes was
owned In Pittsburgh. AID valued at $40,
bS&3. Ef @ E E
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
EuRTHER N0RaGyk..

now intend 10 dsTole my eime exeluslv-
iy 10 settling up say notes and aecounts,
for which will take In Liquidation,
FLOUR, WHEAT. COIN, OATS. PORK
eE anything In tbs way of ProAaee. In
DONG this I give al a. oppagtunity % set
bsxl; after watch tfsns, wiIs not be ae-
eoRatabie for @haI ID deme, as my Nesss
sRd Aeesussts will BE Ii the hanAs 81 the
shesFa JAS. MEnE&k6A Ak, Jas
JEn fREh fzaa 4A
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

WE CAn's ErkxS Il. s, We win nos
sabmit q have our ssx alsaasssd By the
MIX, fanay RsEns ss u - apllewias !;
AEx's ETBs wxE.E Axpaass Show bal
u drip 81 white sao0kima aboTa yoaR
kosEz d bis Of 50 sakr0a AsssA skirs,
ae a kAaaAaRals aad ynm sag Sad 4 New
Yorker hT tbs aises sM oYsa ssAakAEsAn,
though all Waaa sassss amzzzS awaiking faF
hin. hava esssfselR asam gsnllemen
AsaAia as b fasEy a&@B Maan shaig @xnas
we're hale hsakss askah hamsiss aARariy
hobbing thsas As@asa sasss asay aud ehat
20 catch > sigh1 q - MmstEx koaAa as
tAey As from In wasa eas 0mnibussss
Ama na6 al youns maa Mikha KFay-
lassdsa I'D eogaRs, wks had grandpa
S,sa s araF Ehama. sS#hy skaala 4
woman eAras IL 80 pakles bs pref
~ sfCega sss M msy ha Sasa possi-s
Sic that g kn 80 os Il Sc ssaasn-
nsVi - Ay presss 10
80 - esz & -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

f,xDsn ovAgTwRs.--A weaishy gentle
xaan ID New Kask; on being asksdsia
ecusrihuse sowards tbs ereesiea of d
byoaxs ssaaaa 81 Waahinkksn Ia Uaion
gouare. rspgfsd 81 think won't sub
sasiha. haxe no need Of ssasne IN
front of M house % eenind Ine of the
Father Ok ny 0euhsFy Ih4xe szs Resbes
az ~ Counsry here ii ~ Swn bsso1n. 2
The aiaappalntaA saAi0asas ef eonsEabu-
kions rsfognsd wisk EaoSs nerimapy than
eIexssseeF ssAu fsfs rot 10 sag iss shas
Teu "a gak sils Naaher IL eas goanfky =
as sar}Hf fsgas gsIses
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

a mean rascal Iii Mes wsEag nsgasad 90
peg pk6E serving wasnsn fax making eight
shfrss, ag sfaEE cazsss each beeauss kssF
wars los stiEehzA mAll. He also rsfnsed se
kefanAf ahsr tw9 axs, swaszess waas &ags@a*
led I'd aesasgily Eex - ras&fa 1f - zIskzszs
wiAan 80 eeak Az2e SaafaAzaas sU msaaa mEss
XMa Azzgoss kawNSsxs eaznnssA1A Alsn s1
resscgs aka swo amlIAsAy anA 4 y y piks alAnsa
Il ~ iam kepablsiz sanA sEazzEg sos sssk1as
lshn hhiBE
ne aAasa il N asssF dAE nsezf Rsnss q
ne MseaMMHa xaaiAa. hsss aiss mmaaxassm@sa
wHsEasa aEiso akS sh@s skkSFa8sz4 Hlssse -
ssEss mag sYEnpsHhsE aFoag slss saswau paAAaa
egzSzm szzla asS atesln&fSE HsFRzEw -
saxthssn @Mssx 5helt Rgsb*8hAaa afs
nss Il 81 ~ zls1eNz Is Aaze2 1az1xsSzz
egaatarea III M1EzAssm a@s Azass h@A
azs gAsaan - kax e1lAs sSbazk kasA aaransS4 zzza
as esnsfaR tazzARs u iii kessAg esxEHsat@na
ess s6an kAlf shaMa ks4@&ezA sAs1s&azs -
EszExa HmA maH
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

Whereas the past winter has been one
Of special trial and dsstitation TO mRny
or our people, on account Of which we
ahould hnmhie ourselves before Him who
direess Us In vars and 70 ends unseen By
human wisdoms according 10 his own
pleasure and whereas abstinence from
food, accompanied With religious hunil.
iAGioa ard Ehe prayer Of faith, in ssasons
Of public distress, are recorded among
che general duties Of ali 0hristian CON.
nunitiss, /, therefore, would respectful
IL recommend Friday, the 22a q April
next, 10 be observed by all people Of
this State as > day, Of fasting, hamilia-
ton and prayer, that thereby we may
propisiaEs kindlier Providence and ssbe
Bed once more With the heritage OF ia.
sob,n
il testimony whereof have hsreunso
2 II set my hand, and affixed the
great seal Of the Stale Of Iowa.
,,--,v> Done At Dss .Moines this 2ssh
n day Of MaEch, 4. d. 1889, ana
{ - % the Enaependen1@ ok shs Uai-
ted States the sashs and OF tAis
State the 18th. s3,
By the Gov, RAEFH r. LOWE.
ELLA sxfxAs, Secretary of State.
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Washington, March ~


It 10 net bslaiyad heTa khat any ALI aas-
isring expedition is naw ready 30 atari for
Cuba a. recently reported. The most ge.
liable probability of sacA pcvsmehl.--
The skogY ls .aamilaE ta shs Programme
of Cen. Beaaau, promulgated months
ago. -.
TIE pToises sssb aaitsed By the Frsash
Government 70 the British goTsEnmsAt ma1a~
Nv proposes . friendly visitation wheTe
khHrs b good cause for saspfeSon EhaE The
vessel is a slayeE. To thia cor lsOTsrnr
meat has no ohisetion 50 lar as Fessels
sailing under The American Hag ARE con-
earnsa, but wal bold ilAe REalffng parties
rssponslbie for &ay saiscouduet oF ssoiakion
of maritime Tlghts,
From information received, II appears
that the baslness of lmpoEtiag AfFfcaas Is
far zaere sxtsaslss Ii an haa herstoeogs besa
supposed, and that The arrangements for
that purpose are very ingeaiously devised.
Small beats are smpioS ed io Eslieve slsYsrs
of their saEgoes and bring liam tRte ths
Southern States. Oar government has been
ineafrnsa on a1ma nf the moEsmsBss, and
has taken sEneisnf EssasaFss "a the pHemtr
Ees. s.E-.s..s .--.-t aka. +.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

TWkks IA } a ME8s tae hstlfea ftay
sician, discovered while Ia the East
Indies, a certain care For Consumption
n AsEhama, BronehIktisy Coughs. Colds,
and general debility The remedy was
discovered by hlm Wien bis oniy ehai9s ?
daughter, was given up TO die. His child
was cafe& &HM % Howalive and we'll Dee
slFoas Of bsnefitsing his fellow aaorszis, be
win a6nd to those whe wish 1t, th4 reel
pc eontaiaiAg falldiSsktsons for making
and successfully asibg this rsmedy, y
YKEE, On receipt Of th sfr name. Ade
dress O. r. BaowM, No. ID. tsEMnd
EtFeet. IRraaN CITY. n .I. 1M
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March 20

On &AEaesag hEgsaI genA& wa@san MaNsess
MarV 81 Ssa NsiYgief, u ~ aaKed ey 8fes Os-
eafaa Mars0a wissse akkeaaestEE Is zasssEa
- ahorklnn bv msans u YnEs
9ssa shagssanask a 8A ysasa ID asss asaa haa
kAsrlea ssi tAsls zslnsNs ess ys&xs a1klewE
slmssetas kass ID lin 5sai aa6 sBszA % laalG3-
81 ss-narsom aae 1s4Ad alaNE, mfSAeh
Saa bean lii nAms&@M a sN@aks aNA ~ @taa
fsslaA fzftg az Nssx ore
hundgea asessskas IA kfas eaMnlR aknes
JanaaxN Ill.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

z A sAnxx s1cEIxs CAss,- On Sunday,
near Isaeakurx, Va, . sfavs named Sam
belonging so ". II. Gray, dsliharAaely
shot and killed Bali, slave of ]. ID.
Wildman. Ii appears from letter 10
The Washington Ssar, that Bill formerly
paid attention 70 eoIored womsn, whos
] few northa ego, nsfTisd Sam. The
Iaslas. AFTER bis marriage, warned Bill
ID kasu ouE al Der eoupany. On Sum
dat. howeveF, 1stii il passing Seas
lIossss. - was irFrisssa il BIZ his wife. Sam
soon after enlsraxa. and Sight Imnedi-
asAly easusa, whsch resulted In she jeal-
ors ausalzaad saizisg . 9saRs and pusklng
tic whele shargs through Elss body OF
Bill, killisg haaa almoss imssanAly.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

A EnrspHan papaTs aaAhe taaas sbe
Ksaa C. 6axazmiA ID aab0ut = saAkzg aEeia
mus shs8 AsB eAoles las Tales agzss VS.
Rassias azamsz D@aess Masia kssssa<
3s@A aIda4 aanghksr I'll szss Esepegea
iazoszs, Mze wss bora III IL IS asl j
khs wi61w af " kiss n - Bbk& =
Eseaahsaabsee saa pxinea III s.
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NOTICE.

The uadeIaigned haviag sold his entire
stock of masehandiae 10 q. Il. Craig q Go.
after returning his sincere thanks foT past
Patronage, would respectfully FseeemHsnd
hls purchasers 60 THAR consideration, and
a1yise all TO tstry kheHin hsfore pargh astng
elaswhnFs. JAS. HEHSHALL,J d.
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afGnET EKGaRA1mD yE@K&Aaxa
H4avER TUmEg

Fer the surs ef x.lfef Diseases, DFRpep.
sia, Jannkalse, DlAsAss of tbs KldaeSa. Neg
ypus Diseases, ChIl Is &c l6ax asaMdlng ID.
lsrged apisen1, EliIlpne Hkdiss. kaAsI
eoaplasnts oF long staaazAg, Coa&avsasss,
Inward pilas. FlzIIssess OF Blee1 iii sAe
Hsad, Asfdfty efghi SkotmaeAs Maa3B~bssn
thfehbing sos hsstias abeak 60 asosaaeh
Ia shors, sSsfy syaalI seaa Arisiag kronA whml
ak d heaEshy secksfSen af bile II kslleses
bY takihg shIs Hasdl clint
@clrsnisFs asssmE saying sasn Eetsls.-.
pelpa, III ys8 psx beesIs 6
KaE sals IS =. 3Issaasaa q G.. nrpN|
gistss Coanen Msa&s. snava8 "a
kfSft FLOWS ka3E 8ALK oA@AKs
LWU as W. a. A#WMM
2 gnay E2z62kx e szsT%
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

Gxx. Josxpa Lass sInDe ths aslHnia.
sion og 0psgon, Gsh. daaisans-- the A8a-
Eisn o. the Msxissa MArs ani sog os In
diana seems &c. hs tha RlEa sss untyefsni
fayofIse Tor Gha PFeaidenay. Should hs
be the nominee be will carry nsariy ~.
swy State In tho Uaasa. LsAssna will
give him Aoy0zl0 naioEsy. Eaa- Is&as
was the @Fs& ch0iNe al Endian IA 1859,
and We shAlll not be sufnrised 20 sss
him ttas ahaica oE shu naEs6h Id s. =
Laposss assz. TsAseAs .ea8ss gss a
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3. DOUGHTY.
agEY Rn& TnNYFT Il
- -H kGEk1A E4DOALE-
Council Bluffs, Jane ., s58,


5000 Sacks Extra RRmiIy Flour also
large quantity Of MiadIinga, shorts, and
Bran.
The highest narks sries In eash paid
for WhsAk iEn23-51fk
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Tumxg 1nMAGR MuaDgzRns Is 0Nz
CT Thsfs ase Adw csnaness ID one
eel ea NsMeAss psssoh, Londoa, saFss
kanaatsz, aelEsseeaf sf siae aaRasr &c afa sfaa
dgan 0nes Maxy Ann AiGea &aRas kaat
hsg Eesp-eAsiA q aanth enosasgs GeIas+
tina SasmasR, eak sas sAreas 1t haF aAild
Iee 10 sssas ed ~ shlras 9hs hsa gszss
nhilasBm. sawxima sw0aa shsan s1 emAasal
aAd haId shem unaeE water apkIl taAay
were druwnad.
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.r,. ....s =. ,sy....,... NJ,

- The ofaage crop OF LoaisiAna this
season i very large, and the crop lssel-
ling from six % eight dollars PEI thoa-
saad. LAas rear a planter below thseisy
vas offered for 81 800 small tract 0f
land, adjoining bis, and which was plaat-
cd With orange srssa of fall gfowth.
He refused, aud ti1is season Che owner
Of the traas il question has sola Aia Or
augs crop for $s, 900.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

TBs partnership OF ths hEm Of @. Dough.
ty & Co, Is this day dissolved by mutusl
consent. All persons having claims a.
gainst the firm, will please present the
sane foE payment 20 G, DoUsaTxs at the
Hardware Store of @. j.. Fax. All per-
sons indebted to the firm, win make pay
nent to g. Doughty, At the above plaes,
who Is aiens authorized to receive and re-
eeiPt for the sane. - -
G. DOUGHTY.
MIET0E TOOTLE.
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

TIE Eailrsad bridge bstwesn aoek IsIand
and Davenport has Iatsly been made . free
highway to foot uayssi tbs system st pas
sss having bsen abolished 81 ths bridge
company. gy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

RT Ths &c. L4oais B spabliean saysthas
; fsw days ago nan and his wits IN hat
city we're engaged In arranging q sepsga :
ten The principal difleuIty vas the ha-I
BY, which the woman spsrfuily begged 70
be ailOwad 10 keep, While The naR angriiy
refused. At length, ths wife exclaimed .
ss'Taks i'll ear soon hAxs anethsyi''
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

wmogK EIeakxss DRAp DkT's Dg
QUnsYfoz. Who's Dc gsmnan what lost
bout naas hssn'sd 9plLa's in aas niEger
speskalashun down SSaf IL has been
whispered on the streets within lba past
sew days, thRt one of our ar8sag sspubs
fiaau katiuwsei aiEezaa. wsaa saaaeady 90
he stezy gosa, whils in the goash, shous
d wear age, 10 bid 1ff d negro who wma
basna sold st aasIoa He was consider
"a i faas baggalaa ~ TIE zine, al ssnce
then niegsxs have sssiass ahous fifty per
essat. - vaaas, be BAD becssne 20 bsoon-
sidsrea 3 gslamhia ehaaSsI. 6uts alas
fer Ekla pexiahable nsturs og all shlngs
ssrshgys tha speeaazassea pEnyaa 10 be 9
haa 0aas hy lie un1sEnslY a4ash 0k shs
,afossaasd Asrsses ake seiHmneosly amsel-
Ilasass IL HhfsE has Iuss ss3ehsi us.
4 Black rapaEslicans asss2&sa whan kax.
Sas hisd Who a'ssi, this kmes whaa
aavksg dsse
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,lha Rsp. Jashaa IA abh e. d. "a 8aiaaa
0hias has ben Azxe4zsa 4ss ysheIesazs !
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NEnraa than fsRa il 4 MATCHED hns


Ehavs spent my breath, and labogsd Ter
a8aaght, am not appreciated. Aay readers
eannot see that have superior ahilitiesTz
that am no common man, and 30 they
have IN fact rspldiatea me, and
aEsgSAsF "a sma nor reaspa oaa sxPr&sa h@~ uaaehp
shsy are deesAyeds bat ghns IL is, gsnlus salI
20 unrequIttsd In almost every community
and so | shaiI follow the star % empire
westward TO the region Of gOld, whess
hope 10 see tie eoleE of II oaes more.
Tbs PEess are requested to 6fscoHtinne
their exehsngeaI and ii this connection |
would take oecasioa to thank them fcg maHy
Asta Of courtesy extended to ~. L0ag mas
they wave.
0ne gasp more. hsvs the Office stdii
on my hands, and wlll dispose OF it TO aoma
sntarprising man whose finances are 10 snrh
4 state of plethora as 10 endAEKsE bin seul
oE may desire 10 distinguish himself 80 Z
literary skaF, &k q great harwalas Approved
papeT ls wanted, although those whp hays
nothing but cash 10 oEsf may secure It's par
chase. It il better atfies than Enay be
found between Davenport and Dnhaqass
and some man who has coaregs drains are
not nseded) may make " stepping stone
20 glory. Il. Il. KING.