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I
Correspondence of the N. T. Tritooni*
9(«rmoiiiilA
rgK 1*0* WILLIAM SMITH, BBOTHBB W
JOSSFH, THE PtOKWT.
WAREEN, PA., MAT 19, J8jJ'
looking over the affaire
mon
relatlfS
Ja looking over mo
the Mormon people, it may n°
remind the public once jifi
Danite banditti, or
s
tt^hl!,f^®°rerritorv,
Utoh was recognued
were eet forth clew-onabledesi%ns
what
inz», that we pn
pullic will not longer dispute our statement
asset forth in said petition, which may now
be found on the files of the Congressional
journal of 1851- Also the statement made
ty Mr. Drummond in his letter of resign- ^.^ K I
j,
I verily believe also the etajement rt»
other officers and friends to th, Oovunmuit
have been in a most cruel and murdeious
manner liui. ou. .. .. ...
mona as Much action is in strict keeping With
that all the pUns for this .Mormon trtason
oin«T the Government were laid in Coun-1
against me
«7 a.-—
the corrupt Damte loatlers, inuuamD roo
beries and murdurs. \\n,l tne -Mormons
Such wm« MonttoniRB in Nauvoo 111., snd
roch is Monnoniun in Utth.
Respectfully, WILLIAM SMITH.
Brother of Joneph Smith, the murdered
patriarch, and prophet of the Mormon
Church.
0
fttak and the development of ew™p
8
THE QCTCSSST RAILROAD TRAIN IS AKRI-1
Th(J
Michigan Central Railroad Com-
panv are now run
ct-ret j-"
iidcstroinnq
commit certain depredations upon the Oen*
th.it also, when they got among the Indians,
thev would lead them on to the slauzhter
of the men, women and ch.ldien ot the
American people. Suffice it to say, that
in presenting to Congress my remonstrance
to these views of Mormons at the time 1
ivfe mentioned, 1 greatly endangered my
life.
I escaped the penalty of the Danite law.
which is death but the Mormons robbed
me of all my property—confiscated every
thing I possessed, including a library of
valuable books also, valuable manuscripts
and records of the church history prepared
for the press. One of these manuscripts
Orson I'ratt, a leading Danite, published in
England, which has since been extensively
circulated iu Europe and various parts of
the United States.
The terrible measures resorted to by the
Destroying Angels(Danites) in visiting their
vengeance upon their foes, should open the
eves of the people ol" this country, and keep
them on guard for their safety. These de
mon Danites are constantly on the alert for
th«ir prey.
In conclusion permit me to say that I am
not a Mormon. The treachery, corrupticn
and murderous practices of the lead rs of
the Mormon Church long since disgusted me
with the doctrine which produces such re
sults, and as a matter ol: course 1 left the
heaven-defying traitors, as every honest man
should do, and leave the guilty wretches to
Sutler the fate which they so richly merit,
and which is certain sooner or later to over
take th?m.
The guilty and treasonable oath which
the 4'1,'HlO or oil,000 Mormons now in the
Salt Lake Valley, and many others scatter
ed ill all ir of the country, have taken
upon themselves at the h.tnds of Brigham
Yiiun'i and the Danite followers, reads as
follows:
WP quote from Increa«e Van Dnsen's
F.xpose of the notorious spiritual wife en
dowment of th a Mormons, as practiced by
Brigham Young and his accomplices in crime
ana villainly. Pages 25 anil %1:
THE OATH.
'•You do solemnly swear in the presence
of Almighty God, llis holy angels and these
witnesses, that you will avenge the blood of
Joseph Smith on this nation, and teach the
same to your children and that you will
from this' time henceforth and forever begin
tad carry out hostilities against the nation,
to keep the same intent a profound secret,
now and forever, so help you God.
an everlasting reward in heaven. Louk to
those skeletons—they are the bones of faith
less Mormons. Behold those captives in
'ha burning lake—they are their tortured
and assuredly such shall be your re
wiml, if such shall'bevour provocation.—
Hut be faithful and fear not! Be true to
'i mons and no species of falsehoods cin
afi" ot you. Against a Mormon you must
n er swear, against a Mormon you must
n-ver fight. Your words must comfort
ih. m—your money must succor them. As
judges _\ou must deliver them—as brothers
11 sisters live and die for them. You
it exalt tliem into nil offices which
t:ii-v covet you must abandon clan, kin and
'titiirv lor their sake: and in fine, you must
iu ike Mormonism and everything" that af
i 'I1® great aim and object of
|r4fjur lilFe. And now go forthopoajOluiMt
on, and be this vour motto—"
An oath I have given,
Let me honor it well
Por to keep it is hearen,
Anrto brtsk it ithtll."
ning a lightning train from
Detroit daily, upon their night
io-n- this city to I ...
tion that was drawn up iHinois, I track, which for speed and regularity »un
ed by m&nj citizens time when equalled on any road in America. This
and sent to
in which train leaves this city at 6 o clock, P.^ l-,
facU
uwking n
of the
.tops—di
in regard to the ire Govern-! on which mis iriiu ."" 7-- 1 Land warfan
Mormons agios' «u L«"tca
these Mormons
S,„, t,'.p I S
fn or
was then published upon Mormons do-1 Democrat.
that we presume the Government and
HOTEL ARB.ITA1 S
PACIFIC HOI'SE—BY J. JONES.
MONDAY. June 16th —J S Huyck T., Barney
Broli.ter do Hope. reun., A
lem l. u i: w W i'lt ill '1 Hull
I U.O K SheldvU Mil—,
Haueier Pa., Bake
Anderson lnd., Auder
undt do K. Sid.e Petin.,
w Illwt(
W Brm-ke Md., W Berwick V Ter.
Jr.ue 16:h—J \V We:hey S Y., W Sher-
.» »f (he wav bv these Mor- i aun Tenn W Herman P.... St, r.e III., Tkump-
put out of ., jji sou ill. W Millikrn & Ud du PBalUrildo V ura- patronize li
ham TllvllliK
lu V..ruptcr 1 will here remark, also, I w w Will^ n 1..: Babbjrd 8 Klatz I'jWii
their character, i treason
1
Carrot S Shair.-.d p.,rsorS EXpro.-»
wi Tul
,IIe
H#rt Mo K
lr,B,i„rs
were vet tit Nauvoi), Iirigh:im Young took i WEDNESDAY
the incipient steps toward the organization
of the Danite banditti, by administering to
fuch Mormons as lie could influence an oath
that from th.it time forward they would be
the persistent enemies of the United States |d„ THut^he
Government and the tient'les generally.
Sincc their removal from Iliinais, they bat e
added the Danite and other treasonable
oaths and covenants, binding still stronger
and stronger the confederacy of traitors in
their new and ffir oft land of Zion iu the
Valley of the Mountains.
have no doubt whatever of the truth ot
\iftrmnn
'H
indudin" rob- -strain iuwa ,i l. Fouk Mm., a c^.rad Md., Oj»k
w sun|fy
„.
ftf
committed the
S
Serous,Slar',^
e0P
s w u
Lep
.1,|,
ne Hih —1 niey pa.. W ii Brown
W.. K A i ie.ii I v .i S II .j\k K J., ASbotwclldo
V Ree.i T.. .Mau-haU Pei.n.. A V*.. V
Bulla lnd., A Butt T., Bester HI., K Wilson
Pa.. McConrad Iowa A Duk» do Mit'ouratl do
JlcConr*l Given d«» K n N S
Cauterl d» E ilcl'ouueU do II Brown d. Gnflnib
W Hutcher do Stoiey a..
li Williams tjo 11 Sr.nbe S:.ube do
ll.t tukiu do Cilcrrickdo l.» 11 JSoloni-'U Mrs ian
d,- S W Lancv Ii!.. WiUm do WArN T.,
AUeu do Lur* do ewick do McVwung low^i A
l...»miick «. Lady do Col A Carpomer do Mia lUUi
artbon do W. Duraut do A Uay do SB Parkhowt
do W Gv.ffliig N X.. OrJL bb«i k do.
THURSDAY June ISih.—I h.nndt lud., Boone
Pfuu. S li G.»lb 'eath Ohio Lune» N Part
ridge do W Wallord d^ W Carroll it fawny W
Cirui* Au.onia A Auu.ui.iG AutomaS Aiuom*F
PwteGO KnappJ Weiel W WChambe.sdi Mjure
the charges siganit the Moimon P®°Pie"* •. A MAC«U DO A WAI.EI»PA., PVIBW LOWAJ
having most wanton and jjcTo.it XT. IT Cjiiie v. Pe«'H.n Ky., w
K Orr Mil., (i A.mstroug
lu»j W lU uwitll d,i If
cruel murders in the disguise of Indians I v«»k
and if the spirits of their victims now ®leeP" Baine^ do LSexwulnd.,
in? in their craves at Nauvoo, could but TW Rei-.e mi II rith. y T. S LJ-n in., u
i .K „1,1 ,1,..^ r.vcnl tales i W Hail do 8 Hwie, du 11 Sbtpp lnd.,
apeak to the world tluy would rutal tales
A
j.,. ,,
of crueltv and horror which would make the iV„,u ohi» r. un du Luu l^wa iiemy dujc:
pnnle stand aghast and cause these mur- Mann du II Hnge't il.. Allen d., MCJCU du (J
T- ,v, Lillei.lt Y lieddes Ladic» A Abbey it Lady
guilty Mormon rebHs to quaKe WHO XUCKJIU N T.. PEAI».N PA., A I« N N M..
faar and possibly to recoil at the contem- Be.1
ch d^ Reicha.dson Uwdj Uemy Griveb UL,
i e *V. A«.n url^V^clnAfiB Hiiiiter Ha., Cuuitnings N T.. W MiF.i.mii do
plation of their own wickedness._ Vniiam^i. dATeu-hjenahdu n man- &
1 have good reasons tor believing that my ,jy
rty
L'
brother, S iniuel 11. Smith, di .'d of poison
in Nauvoo, administer'd by order oi Briir
ham Young and YVillard Kiehards, only a
few wei-k subsequent to the unlawful mur
der of DIV two other brothers, Joseph and
Hiram Smith, while incarcerated in Car
thage jail. Several other person* who were
presumed to stand between Brigham Young
and the accomplishment of his ambitious
and wicked designs, mysteriously disappear
ed jjrom Nauvoo about the same time, and
hare never since been heard from.
c.ites do Mr Memen w lien
FRIDAY. June 19th.—J Godwin N
Lu.i o*. li Ho per d• Olayes do W ii Sta.
k do} O A
Graves do SSmith d« W Reed & Ladyd A Ritch
ie do Marshall do Harper do AH MiC^wen
Va.. Jljwes St. Loiu^ A Br«.-wn W Tate
do A W Birce i« Peacock Pa., S BSliimdoJ
Taylor luwa Burke do BayhaS lnd., N W Lud
den Magnolia A |Cia:k 11!., Hays Pa., 1) 0 C»x
bL Daughter Bclieviile E Thompson Pa., A McQuiddy
s Waiu-i Lewis 111., Kline & &>u N T.,
W Bacon St Joe Ailing Iowa, W S Nichols Vt.,
Nickerson Ma&s.
ROBINSON HOUSE—BV G. A. ROBINSON.
SUHDA Y.June Mtb.—J Johnson KT., Jeffries
DO Wise do: Reynohls do E Gordon U-WA JUD^E
Bryaut do S Vance do Hodge* do S Knc-WLE* do O
McEv-y
Arvine Hodge, ayoung woman, was mur
dered in a most shocking manner within
ten or fifteen yards of Brigham Young's
bouse. This was done, as the Mormons
themselves admitted, to prevent some de
velopments coming out in exposure of
Brign
am's guiltv connection with a banditti
of murderers and counterfeiters, who, in
those days of flourishing Mormonism, rang
ed along the Mississippi river from St.
Louis to Galena. Also, Brigham Young,
in connection with John Taylor, A Lyman,
P. P. Pratt, E. Snow, II. C. Kitnhal, Geo.
A. Smith, W. Woodruff", Orson Ilyde, Wil
lard Richards (now dead) llosea Stout,
Orson Pratt, (killed a lew days ago) and i y.. ««:«rmhprs i«: s A U«XT.. E vi.b*ri.
others known as principal leaders of the Arawtrune 1* K Perry io*» McXwiy a Six
Mormons, were the founders of .ho
W C*
ppy Lady
do O
angels, a* w Muhier p».. iiermm d.. lowaj wei-
they are called by the Mormo'iu to rob ud sT"
plunder the California omi^rant^ and to kRIDAY
W Br-
ri)
J. P. CASADY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A. C. FORI,
A TTOBKtT AUD C0UN3RU.0* AT LAW,
il ClL BLUFFS. I»«a.
£}"0flce uver ihe Banking Boon of Greene, Wear*
ft Beutun. Ifiddle Brua'i* AT aS.n.
Curtis' Brothers,
SurTeyors and Laid Agent*,
COURCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
l" NOT.FTIF "Ini-liidiuL' i \X7II'L PAT PROMPT ATTENTION TO THR LAT
tune hours to^ k I W ing out fit Lands, nil business connected with
tance 282 miles. The first aav civil ttugincering, Drafting, Jte., also the Pacing of
'which this train run through, the 25th
May, it arrived at the Detroit k-oton time,
ment also '. v ,joctrinps of po-j to the very minute, and since then has been
proposed prompt Z to time each day. Th, is the
aDd
•s"",nK
Rcal
prepareil tu w
.„u d„ i Stanley d. .... —,
w s
Tu«nitnd i. wa s A
N-
T.. LIARSH MISS., s A Tamer N T., s
a.L i »«_ u Boikley lnd., S McFa- Utid b-wuj
Ilottiuger do A FiidociN Y
-7
at Xauvoo, previous to the expulsion of
the saints from the State of Illinois—an
mi..,,....-. ...
nrtU
ji„.. i «. Hammer do Edwaids Iowa K t'oul-
pxnuision caused the wicked doings of La^ neuei NT.. t«x -Maine na«h\vi».,
eipuision cau u
M-.
,Ay .iu:.e i:».h —c s u- uwm i. u.er nt
i June i:».h —C s 11 lis
A Korram Lady N Y-. Kpe
eral iovernment—to hoax, fool, and to gull tJyT*!. cw¥
money out of them under various pretences.
I testify that I have heard Mormons boast
and talk of these designs in Nauvoo, previ
ous to their leaving for the Salt Lake Val
lev, and have heard Mormons talk openly
in their designs in robbing the Gentiles and
of putting to death dissenting Mormons and
io B:-. vn ic Lady
l-»vva biuiih do}
dn Mi lien: W S
ter Norn» Iowa A Lu»k do Bnmett NT',
Weir Mo., E Sleetes W Bradshav} E S Krowls.
MARRIED,
On Sunday. June l»:U. ,i*
W. Babbitt, by Rev T.
TREYNOR to Miss BLTTIE
i.i liiuff.
M' STEPHEN Dl'N'N and
CUlNtliBLtlFS RETAIL MARKET*
OFFITE
Council
Corrected Weekly by Randolt 4* Gcrhart..
Floor, per Hack.......... OOo 6 0#
Meal. bush.....
Wheat,
Potatoes"
Bean«.
ouiona,
Corn,
Oats,
Dried Apple*. buah.
Dried Pe4« hes,
l.fit
2,50
Pickled Pork r1 bbl.. $30 Ot
Pork, fresh, lb.
Fresh Beef.
Corned Beef do
Dried
..SU^36«
16ulf,
lt
13 tr 14
I8i" 20v
1 25
I 00
60- 7 00
14*
I«^
i«ti
20 i
75.. 100 I
400 i
.40 i
Do clarified, ft
Coffee, Rio,
Do Java, .......
Tea,
Mackerel per kitt No.
Tobacco No. 1 pi box
3
Pine Lumber 100 fee.,..
Shingles ?. 1000
Laibs
New Provision Store!
EANDALS & GEBHABT,
Sext Door o Post Oflice,
UKPS flOSSTAXTLT (X HANI), ALL K.1XD3 0^
Provisions,
Flour, Meal. Bacon, Lard, Butter, Ejrcs,
Potatoes, Corn, Oats, Onions, D.ied
Applet. Dried Peacbe^j, Beans, Dried
Beef, C-rn Beer. Pickled P.,tk. Mark
erel, White Fi-h, Crackers, Rice. Su
nar. Cvtne, Moiaase». he., he., at
wholesale retail. Also a tine stock ».
TOBACCO &. CICiARS,
for
»a1e hy the box, at Manufacturer's prices.
RANDALS & GERHART.
u7-8cn
CASADY & TEST,
Bankers
Again. We ouote from page 57 "Sixth
Degree of the Temple," of said Mormon
endowment:
"Mormon, though you have eaten of the
bread of life, you are still liable not only to
the natural but eternal death. But such
can only befall you lirough unfaithfulness
to your oath o'f initiation, for otherwise
you are superior to all mortal sin. Betrav
that oath and you hang for all time and
burn for all eternity, for in such case no
power can shield vou from the VENGEANCE T^* OorM'ii. BU FFS, IOWA, ONE SHARB IN"
,*i l..„ A theTfwnMte of M1XXKIIAWHA, X. T..
of thl brotherhood or the puoishmeut of bearing date Feb .|, 1S57, without unv si£iiat
11. But honor it to the end, and no crime The tinder will
which you can commit can ti prive you of I
AND
Dealers in Exchange,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
E9Ute' Uc*,,D«
i:J Making Collections.
PACIFIC HOUSE,
COl'XriL RMFP* ..IOWA
aduitional rwims for the nccoin?u.lati
guests. The Table v itl always i»t» supplied with the
very beet that can be wbuined in t!u»niatket, and every
tbinn about the Hou,»e, will be arranged with a view to
making auesi* comfortable and at botne. Thankful tor
past favors so g«uerou»ljr bestowed, the under*igoe4
would asbure the public, that by liberal prices, an-1
a careful atteutn.n to the wants of his guests, to receive
a cotnnmau'-e of public patronage. JOHN JONES,
Council Bluffs. June20-n8-u
,meriii.. A d„, Br
ll
,l,11
M(1 LC
.irsull i„Wii i.anuett d.
or
Council Bluffs June 20-nS-Cm. Proprietor.
Council Blufis Bakery
AND
O N E I O N E Y
TUB
IMIKRSIGNKD WOULD ANN" OR NCR TO
his u irN divl the pub! ic ia general, that he has
refitied his .SALOON, n Mi'ldle Broadway, and is now
upon thote who may feel duposcd to
flue style.
His stock I'AXbiKS will always be kept filled wltlH
the fresh article, as he manufactures all of bis own
stock, which will be found superior to tUoae purchased
in St. LOUM.
The HAKKflY department will always be BnppUed
with fresh KREAD. CAELKS, P1KS, &.C., &c.
ICE-CREAM can always be found at my e*tabli»b
ment. duim« theseasoti. AD0LPUL3 1S£RX.
N. W. MILLS & CO.,
BZJLVJf BOOM
nooiiaBi^utns & JUU yiviMtivSn
COURT AVENUE
BIND
.» in Biovk lr BayliwSd
Also a one Acre Lot in liagg's Addition, near Mr. Tur
ner's residence. n&m
Fireworks!
oy
[n7-n
LOST OR MISLAID.
.F STSRT DESCRIPTION, FOR SALE CHEAP
CHAS. TI BMLER.
To Doct Smilli:
the rel'!f-nce of Col. L.
iOODFEI.LOW, Mr. JAS,
CHoOLER, both of Couti-
TROT- .U:I: IIEUKIIV NOTIKIKD TO REDKESI OKE
Thti*nh:iitf Machiue unit a Separator attached, now
iu my |V"!*!ie-i--n. 'iid tl« ,iv. :od by you tome, a« a
pledge to se- ore the piviuent (f two srveral Prnniir-sory
Notes, for ea U. both datt^l October 1st., lS5t», and
I" th i-»ydl)ie to me or t«« my order, three months after
the date thereof, with ii.te:e?t at the rate or ten per
centum per annum and that unless wud property i*
sooner redeemed, oil the^Oih day of July 18d7. at 2
o'clock, P. on said day. 1 will sell the *an»e at pub
lic Auction, on Lot 2 in BI'V.k 7, in Baylis*' lt Addi
ti«)n to Council Bluffs City P.ttawaitanue County,
Iowa. ike ttie amount of said Noteb and interest
now due and tbe coats of sale. Dated June 20th,
18614 CHARLES J. FOX.
C'uncil Hluffs, June 20-nS-4w.
....feiouaoO
4 00
2 0*
I,fit
.»..$4,00./5 0t
$5 Ot
10 vr.lt
12 $1*
13
44
do
Bacon, Sides,
llama, ...
Shoulders,
Butter, ft
Lard, ~f* lb
Molasses, gail......
kef
Eggs, f1 dozen
Crackers biU
Sugar, brown 1»
1857 JUNE 1857
U. S. M. & Kxpress Route,
DIRECT FOR
Davenport, Rock Island Chicago
And all Points at the East,
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad in con
nection with the Chicago and Bock Is
luiui Hail Road.
Trains run through from Iowa City to Chicago Without
chance ot Cars, crossing the
Great Mississippi lUver Bridget!
Between Davenp»rt nnd Rofk Mand, thus avoiding tte
annoyance of Ferries, and changes, as by other routes.
35 Miles Distance Saved!
8 00
$10.00 s
.$10 50
frj-By this R.iite Travellers from Council Bluffs
anil Fori Des Moines will save Tu-nnty-flve Mile, dm'
un e. Fare LOVM.M than by AW oILer Rome.
tour Ttufas Litratc Iowa tltv Billy!
1
SVKDA¥'S EXCEPTED,
5-15 A. M.— Freight At KiHigrant.
6-30 A.'M —M .rnitw Kxpre.^ for Muscatine, Daren*
port R.K-k Inland Chicay.» and all points at the East.
11-15 A. M.—i"ieight and Emigrant.
3 30 P. —Evening Express lor Muscatine, Daven
port. Chicago, and all points east.
Trawis arrive at I .wa City 10 16 A. M., 10 25 A. M.,
4 45 P. M. and 8 46 P. M.
Three Train* Leave Mnscatlne Daily,
(SCNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
7:05 A. M.—Morriinx Express for Davenport, Bock
Island Chicago, and allp »int« East.
It:.50 P. M.—Freight and Emigrant.
3 5o p. M.—Ecenin# Exp.e^ for Davenport, Bock
Island. Chicago, and all points Bant,
ainn arrive ftt Mu&catiue at 9 50 A. M., 8:20 P. M.,
*nd 7 56 p. M.
£3* F"i' travellers fr«^injr Eapt, thi« r«ute is the cheap
est. quickest, and most reliable, and its advantage
superior to any other offered.
with BOAT* nthe MIK«ISIPI
175,
upon
tttaraliy rewarded, by leaving it
lhl*'fflie.
-they are the bones of faith- T. K.^TOOFI.E,
TOOTLES & FAIRLEIGH,
Fx.-vtr,VELT WHOUESALE DEAI.EKS IX DRY
J_J GOODS, Oroce ies, Bo .ts, ishoes. Clothing Lienors,
tiueenswhre. &C., xc_,
and
FORWARDING J. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
If.. HtTtel, St. Joseph. Mo.
W
atossa,
Weekl Packet front St. Joe to
Council Bluffs & Om&ha.
t'APT. G. A. RllKlCiiLEXKKKR.
1
0
I ouncll Bluff, ever,KRIUAY, oil- ,.al
R":
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the
N CONSIGNMENT
160 bbis. Crackers,
10 Lard:
a7-Im'
GOODS at
PES MOIN'ES, IOWA.
MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, LAW BOOKS,
Old B.«ks. Music. J»'., i^c.
s
Also, Manufacture Blank Book* for Banks, Hotels,
Merchants*, County Officers, in any style, ruled to
any pattern. n3-3m.
J. PALMER. LAI. NOBLE.
CiOlN,
Kj^ei Ohu Kytfer do}
dui A
ueuni»i. Lady Iowa w
li McCar- UEYNOLOS HATCHER PIERCE, Lafayette, lnd.
R. PEARCE. New York Ciiy.
Uu-B
TOUUK do W Barns do MUsEmma Davis
S:Z^r°"
\/y
d-.
Cannon N T.. Nichols do} Hill do Pattee
JT Family Vir W ALHS d-.J w Woltotte Ohio.
MONDAY. June 15ih.—G W Palmer II!.. A
TL'ESD Y June 16th.—J Leighton Iowa? It Reed
N. V., HDutrouh Iowa A Sarpy do W Croft
A HITPLE DO Kyman do Rarrowdo K Cobb do
A LEWIADO Morrondoj Dedrick do} II Burnett N
T., Ilincliman N Y.
WEDNESDAY. June 17th.—W HeatonPa., W Engle
Iowa Sanderson do E Dennnsv do s S Shaw Va.,
Ann Ohio Barker 111., Baker N Y.
Tut RSI) VY, June ltith.—E Bedell Iowa* 6C King
do V Bariyard d«: W Bruce Wis., Cannon N T.F
Temole AT
Lady DO: Brown
do WMXSS DO*
•ELUV DO A lieu DO JM J.UTZ WH Creafhy« N
jejuna,,,*..
lion. GEO. II. PENDLETON, do.
PARKS & ANDREWS Lumbermen, Mo.
TOOTLE k FAHLEIGH i^t. Joseph, Mo.
TOOTM: & JACKSON, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
LEAS N. HARSH Ft Demt»in. 1 .wa.
I'oPPLETON fit BVERS. Omaha City, N. T.
PASCHAEL W. WOODWARD, .ChicagoIllinois.
Council Blurt-. Juue 20-n8u.
Gadtlle
CHARTERED, A. D. 1841.
Peoria Marine
& Fire Insurance Co*
NO. 39 MAIS" .'TKKKT.
JPcoria, Tllinoig.
rpms o.Mi' vsy COXTINI i:s TO issrE POI.i
1 C1K
portat
Ma
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»ne. Inland .Na
ska, at reae.--!
Kirt-
land DO Cannon N T., Brolaski du Crawford N
T.. Br«,wn do s Holland DO Steveua Iowa S Hale
LEONARD do.
'vtinj:
•r for St.
ts tor Galen
ADDISON DAY, Snp't.
B, t. CARROLL, Traveling Agrnt.
DISSOIATIO*-
TC0ifPARTNERSHIPthe
EXISTING BETWEEN THR
rfUb'- iT-ers. under Aim ot LEON AUDit Ertft
E«JT, !.• mutual agreement, dis»solve«l this day,
AfttEL LFOVARD retiring hotn the businew non
ACE KVKRI TT bavins jmri haned tbe interest of MK.
LEOSAHTI will settle all liabilities, aud receive all due»
to the old linn. ARIEL LEONARD,
W%
HORACE EVERETT.
Council Blufft, Iowa, April '^3, 1857.
HORACEEVERETT,
Dealer in l.and, I^and Warrants
aud Exchange,
fOVMU. Bt.VVVS. IOWA.
HATIXG
PFUCHASKI) THE INTEREST OF MR.
l^CONARO. as* ab.'ve-siateil, informs the friends
and oorre^»ndentg «»t tbe old firm '-f LEOWA*D FC
EVEHCTT. that he will coRtinoe the Laa4 ud Ex
cha»l« BBsiacu.
REFERENCES:
TJSV,
[n7-u. Lovtivillt
Hciining & Speed»
For Sale
New York.
Roitrrcll G. Pierce, E?q..
St. Loui$.
Darby k Barkhdale,
Thomas Brown. Kq.,
W. M. Morrison At Co.,
Boatman's Saving Bank.
$ew Orlta**
V«|. L#cesne At Co.,
Haney Merrell,
W. S Oilman, E«q
William Jl Evarw. E«i-t
Benjamin Carver, E^1 •,
Fres't Oneida Co., Bank
Angelica.
Boo. J. Coilini.
Mobii^
I.K AVE ST. JOK Ky ilY TUESDAT
Phceni* Block! McBMBE &. BOWEN!
BABBITT & BdBS,"
Wholesale fc Retail Dealer* i*
DRY-WOODS, BOOTS SHOfcS,
SRIirCMES, QVEEXSW VRF,
H\KDW \RF. 6ti\8»tVAKE,
No.
OFfitE.SO. t, PVLMER'8 BUtCk.
5,
PHOENIX BLOCK,
WOULD
RESPECTFULLT AXNOCXCI TO (0
Citizens of
COUNCIL BLUFFS
aoi its vicinity, that they are opening the most exten
sive STOCK OP GOODS ever brought to Council Bluff*.
They onw have in their ST01fc£ at the Head of Broad
way:
$100,000 Worth of New Goods
Purchased this Spring from tbe Importers and Mann*
facturers, at such prices a to enable them to
DEFY COMPETITION.
Particular attention will be given to the JOBBIXG
BUSINESS
Country Merchants will be supplied with &?0<Zf
St. Louis Prices,
adding thecoatof tniTisp .r.itim.
OOOS
BAT'S Celebrate* 1 Ccuire Urait PLOTOVS haad
and for »ale at the Manufacturer'* Price, only adding
transportation.
WINES and all kind^ of LIQUORS kept constantly
on baud and for bale in the original packages.
Call and Examine onr Stock*
BABBITT & BOSS
Council Bluffi, June 1st, 1857-nT-u
June 12.
TUST KECE1VKD. A I'KW K1NH A1. I1KS,
30 I*y Farter 'Hmt-fitcrt
in tJlant CmM*.
A beauliful St.ick of Latent Ktyle» Jtutlry, includf
itlg Ladies' ami Gents' IMNS, STUDS, SLEKV'E-BUT
TOXS, in all variety of Settings, Pure Goltl Thiinble.,
CROSSES, JIHACE1.ETS,
At the City Jewel? Store of
n7-o A. D. IIOBIXSO*.
WAI.SWOHTII & COZAD,
TV/HOI.ES.VLE AND RETAIL DEAI.KRS IX FOR
Vf E1GN aud Domestic Wines and Liquors, Ginger
Brandy and Stomach iiutcrs. Particular attention paid
to fllhnu Country Orders and Furmhiiig Burs.
South West Corner -f Market Square and Second
Street*, St. JOSEPH, MO. fn7-u.
PROSPECTl'S OF THE
DUBU(il£ DAILY, TRI-WKLkLY &, UEEELT
TIMES.
THE
J. M. Palmer & Co.,
Bankers & Real Estate Agents,
Office—o.
Q. Palmer's Block. Broadway,
COUNCIL. BLAHS, IOWA.
EXCHANGE ANT) LAND WARRANTS
Boupht am) S ld Collections in Western Iowa and
Nebraska promptly attended to City and Town Proper
ty and L.»nls purchased and sold MoAey invested and
Taxes paid. i* V
Especial attention given to BuyiSf ead SelUlf H%
ertv in Omaha City, N. T.
REFERENCE^
W. TOWNSEND Cashier Chewier CO. Bank, Pa.
LIPFI:N( OTT. COFFIN, it Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
C. F. COFFIN Cashier. Richmond. Indiana.
W. S. MORTON, Centrevtlfe Inuiaiia.
PUBLICATION OF THE JDnbnqiie Daily
Time*,"—an Evening Paper—will be commenced
ou or betore the 15 DAY OF JUKE next. It will be
printed on a larne, eluhtcoluuin sheet oJ the beatquali
ty of ptper. and wiih new type. In POLITICS it *ill
be Independent Republican, and will contain all the
latest Political C-'itituerrial. Local and other News.
The Tftl-WEEKLY TIMES will bo i.^ned on Tuesday,
Thursday and Sancday Evenings, and will Contain all
the News and Kdit.-riai matter of the Daily.
The WEEKLY TIMES will be issued every Wednes
day morniiiK. and will be a lu^h-toned FAMILY NEWS
PAPER. In auuuiuii to the Latent General Imeiligencf
and Editorial matter of the Daily, it will embraces
condensed summary of the event* or interest aud the
Agricultural pr-nre^s of eveiv County in the State that
can be heard from, arranged under the heads ot the re
spective Counties. It wiil aUocontain ala.ge amount
ol Miscellaneous Reading adaptedtotbe Family Circle,
and especially W the want ot the Faruiiiigcommunity.
TEKIM
DAILY $7 per annum, in advance.
TRI-WEEKLY *4
WEEK.LV $2
ur $3 after ^ix months.
To CLT'BS—1 Copies $6 10 Copies $14 20 Copies $25.
Rate* of Advertising, «ame as the other local papers.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May l-n7-u.
School House
NOTICE
Trans-
Capital $500^000
DIRECTORS:
Isaac Cnde-liiH, Saoiuel Howe, L. Holland,
W. &. Phtspi, JUex. G. Tying,. Win. Fenu,
Tbeo. Perry, Pfcilo. H-dUnd, B. Gregg,
J. Reynold®, W. A. Ilerroti, C. Holland.
B. T. Borland,
OFFICERS:
ISAAC N'DERHILL. Pr.^t B. t. T. BOtTll
LAXD, V. I'rcrtH, C. HOLLAND. Sec'y,
Applicationa received and Policies i-sned by
1). C- BLOOMER, Apent
n8-u Council Bluffi.
I*^OR
SALE BY HORACE EVERETT, IN BLOCK 6.
Lots t. 2. 3, 4 and 5 in Boor's Addition.
8 in Block 4, 4
*'tM km Bl«ck 1, J*okaoo'« AddUlo*.
Tax.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY RESOLU
TION of the Board id Directors'.! S.hool D^luct
No. 1, of Kane Township, being composed of Council
Bluffs City, the A»se?ment of Ten Thousand Two
Hundred Dollars heretofore voted by said District, feball
be levied and collected for the year 1857, and Uat the
r.ite of taxation shall be one per cent upon all real and
personal propertv in said disfrn-r.
Ii6-3t. ALEXANDER MIOKMAREIl. Sec'ry.^
PIANOS! PIANOS!!"
•^^TE HAVE .) I' ST RECEIVED 'M E PIANOS,
aesortnmit ot bHEET-MC^lC, ui the
publication*. All of which may be obtained
on tbe mobt reasonable terms, by applying to
nC-u J. B.
TUOMAS orr:crit w ir.n prsrY. Att'yiU Lax
OFFICER & PISEY,
AV. At. V. S I. BKOkF.tS,
And Dealer# In Land Warrant* and Exchange,
COCNL'II, BUFFS. IOWA.
TT-ILI. ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO
W CATION ..I Ian
the payment of taxes
collection and remitt
and Nobraskai
it lands of nun-reudcou aad Um
ice of claims.
KifrrMMi
I St fjtni*
tJno. J. Anderson &-
prnit*Q.
THE
Cini iHTivti, O.
Lewlf 1! Parsons.
Gainesville, Ala.
Jonathan Bliss, E?q.
Pavidil. Russell, E»q.,
JiAn C. Wbitsitt.
Va
Halifax Co
Batiiel Easley,
Chilicolhe, 0.
^tihrallader Wallace. K«1 Tha». Par:
Ft. Vet Moinct,
T*Mr
HCBKIOS il BO#BS.
Keokuk.
Dubuque.
'Hon. M. UBrt,
Mammoth Stock
4
SPRING STOCK
0ry—Goods
MBD
Ca.
N. ll 'iiitos & Sons.
Iowa.
Willis Bouihe,
E.-iq.
ik, Sargent it Don
Win. B. Pnsev, Esq.
Pcnnxylttttri*.
MonongaheiaB'k of ftrown-iHenn, WilliBms At Oo.
ville. jHovt Sherman it Co.
Franklin IVkof Washingion Hon. T)i«mas B. Henton, Jr.
iiaUtmnre. Sprtngjirld. III.
Com. At F. M'k'ii Battimore'M. At F. Insurance Co.
Baltimore Savings Bank.
MESSRS. hti-ton ix Bro.
Clark's Exchange Bank.
i ob Bunn. E.»q.
Hon. S. T. gan.
Col. Jno. Williams.
Robert Garret fc BOBS.
Marsh Smiib, Esq.
Nathan Pusev,
Miles White,
Jacksonville, IU.
JVetr York,
Hon. Win. Brown.
Richard Yates,
E. R. Elliott, Esq.
Messis. M. P. Ayera fc Co.
n4-n
Jno. Thompson. Esq.
Philadelphia'
Mewrs. Caleb C« peAt Co.
FRA!¥K STREET,
Lmmd .fllorntp 0 outi»ellor mt JLmw,
COLWiL BL I Sj /OMVI.
TTTIIX IVi: PROMPT ATTKNTIO^f TO
W any bu&iiic^s cntrustel to hij care WiMnn the
purview of his pr)fe?sin. Hn* facilities for investiga
ting Land Titles, and imparting correct information in
regard to the condition of Titles to Lands and Town Lots
in Pottawattamie County, are aupe.ior to tlmse posset
ed by any other person in this part of the State, lie is
now preparing, and will shortly have completed, ail ab
stract ot ail the Dced n record, to land* in tbe County,
and to lots in Counni BlutTs. and in all the principal ad
ditions thereto. The ah-trait of Titles to lots is so ar
ranged that the name ot each grantor and grantee from
the tlrst down to tbe preeut time, can be seen at one
view, with the date of cadi deed, the date ot filing for
record, the book and pane where recorded, and also all
the material defects apparent on tbe record. The al
stract of tillesto lands Is also very conveniently ar
ranged. He wiil also procure from the record an ab
stract of each deed as it is recorded, so that he wili be
enabled to uive to persons desirina an ubrd.aa the whole
chain from the entry iu the Land Office down to the time
the information is desired.
lie is also procu.-ing from the Land Offl~e a list of all
the Lands entered iu theO-unty. showing by whom en
tered, when entered, whether with ca»h Warrants or
scrip, the number of acres in eaoh tract and the amount
paid therefor. His charges for an examination of titles
will be reasonable.
Persons living at a distance can have an abstract of
title to any tract of laud or Town Lot furnished them by
mail by encloing a fee of two dollars, and one dollar
for each additional lJt or tract of laud to be included in
the *ame abstract.
£^**He i* also prepared to execute with dispatch, con
veyances of every description. oiBce on Broadway in
second story of Hagg's New Block, nearly opposite the
Robinson House. n4-u
AITTIOX SALE OP
Basil tfc Doors.
rpilKKK VVII.I. HI". OI'l'KKKIl IN l.oTS TO IT
_l ul Auction, Oliiriha u( Council lliutl^
011 or ub^iut the 2lth uf May, a lame aaaurtiuetit ol Saab,
and l)."'rs. of Miiieri"!- lllHIlUtactllu,.
T.'ftl"'!- will he offered f.,rj.rivate at St. ball
price* une v before Ihe tale coiumences.
May C3. 1967. n-4-lt
W. C. Andrus,
itme
aud
Dun-
New Orleai: at Davenport w.
leith. Dubuque and St. Paul, at Bureau Jun^ii-.n with
trains for Peoria, at LaSalie with lihnois Central Rail
road North tor D.ioii, Freeport. Galena, Dunleiib and
Dubuque S uth l'.-r Bloonitnut'.n. ^prin^tield, Jack^u
•ille. Napio, Cairo, AH"U and St. Loui^ and at Chica
go with M» higan Central Railroad, aud Michigan
Southern Railroad for all part* of tbe Southern atw?
Ka^tern ^t.nes.
tyThr. Tickets for all tbe principal East*
paints, can be procured at tbe Ticket OflKcs iu lo
City and M^iMatine.
jifl^Bae^a^e re-checked at Chicago, and transports
free to coniit-.ting lines.
Wholesale & lii'tail Groccr and
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
COVXCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
hai in store anil to arrive, the follawlnf dmcs
Goods, which Shall be sold for Cash.
34 blwls. Prime Sugar
4 do. Clarified do.
40 bbls. Crushed [a] do}
10 do. Pulverized do}
do. Mobiles
20 half bbls do
40 kgs. Svrnp d^
100 bc). prime Rio Col«M|
25 Packet* Mocha do} v,'
100 I bis. Crackers asaorfiit
60 boxw Tobacc.}
53 half Boxes do}
60 I'Xs Star Candles?
60 do. Monid do.
75 do. Candy assorted
60 Cases Fresh Peacbe*}
56 do. Pickles assorted llIN?
100 do*. Cans Oysters}
do«. Sardine^
54 do. Cans Fresh Salmon}
3ft. do. do. Blackberries}
*16 d. do. Preserved FnaJts aseocM#
0 do.', do. Assorted Pie FrufUf'
1
100 m. Cigars
50 bbls. Whisky}
90 do. Brandy}
6 do. Giu
6 do. Port Wine}
20 do. Ale—PittsbtririjW
$4 half do. Ale—Pittstnm
90,000 lbs Bacon, Hams and shoulders
J&0 sacks flour, &c., &.c.
n3-o. H. C. A.\'ftk&8.
PLOWS! PLOWS!!
ONE KINDRED OF THE CELEBRATiED
Grand Detour Plows, for which the hicbe?t premium of
the State tir Agricultural Soc'ieties of Illinois and
Wisconsin was awarded, for sale at
W. C. ANDRUS.
BHEAKElUk—Twe Horse, om Horn and Shovel
Plows. W. C. ANDRUS.
^OTTCK.
I-NDKRSKiNEI
Springfield, JH.
St. John, »weri Co,
Lewis & Whiting.
Chas. P- Gage At Co
Kdwit.l Kigr»y.
iiton UrtHM, m.
Mi.i T. Atltimon.
ARE NO LONU&* 0TOCK-
bolder.* in tVe Nrtnnha Volley Bonk« having
this day sdd their Interest in the same to Samuel K.
Rotters, Jones k Barkalow- P. Davidson, and their asso
ciates.
..r SAM'L H. RIDDLB.
B. R. PSORAM.
K. .1 Jfaftfc 18,1997. ti4-n
LATEST
STYLE PARIS BONNETS, JCST
received and for sale by
nl-n TOOTLE A JACKSON.
BEE torn
NOTIONS!
Drcss-€rood§
NEW AND ELEGANT DE8ICN8
FOR. MAY,
MMI tkravchsvl
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS,
OounoU
PUBLIC
'f&iceries.
Crockery,
iMe^srs. Page & BacflB*
*»ker, Reeu k 6c Co*
r, Violett CJ.
lessrs. Bt.vaii Co.
Bank of pmtuigh,
Exchange Kink,
Messrs. Kramer & Rafam,
Glass-Ware
iHkt Hardware
in the counfer. WimM by aay Boaie io the west
In Dress-Goods
WX CA# OFFER
Hew Patter** How Designs,
which cannot be obtained at any other
Establishment, and shall be Weekly
oJ all
Kew and Desirable Goods.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
CARPETS,
A
HEA
OF
PMICES,
FOR SALS B*
NO. 4,
Empire Block,
COUNCIL
Coffee Boiler
Of ^Tlile]& wo ~Oi
VIA* W~1B» wmmnm emmn. mmrtt *r rvwuc
WITHOVr
MOO itmcMtf a^«—1, Prairie triTIi
to ami aAlulttlac the (Sir limit., (paw beiof ••nwjntJ
Th. M. M. lUitroa* i» locatad oath. «MC1 (M»
•nl iooaaty rotd tlwK.
X. M.
S90 AcrM Pralne aa4 Timber Lad, wtali .— ....
talk, mu HoaqufMGrMk, with
is ooe-tonrtu of a am «t MM latlnai, n' Mjillpw1
S90 Acre* FIIMQiN hl(K Creek UMI oa PumtCrMk. MAR all*.
nad roaninc tbroaik. TMae two la«t tract* will b«divided, U dMir^ lp parrfeaiara.
A aaaiHer Lata la the GUjr.
Alaa T» fwmm NOH«H*OrwH, 1—PLW
*7 Mrmn. Darwf aad R«k«.
TKKIW»—One-tftM at Uk* UaMoCati*. ike balance la oa* aad two ytai*, witk Ua para
e e a a a e n a o a w a a y e e o u n i e i a n
J3Hfir will atooaell abol MO xra .rtMter Laud near tt. our, at Poklie
TejredasddiTMtd off lata lot*.
7
By K. c. KLSIX. Tkeir Attorney 0 JTact, Padfle Boaae, Cmttl Waft Iowa.
NONPAREIL
Job Printing Office,
Ifo. 1, tatrntfi Block, Third Story,
ATTENTION IS RESPECTFULLY
reqaeated to tbii ettatiliibiuent, in Uie ataoraiK*
KCOABBf i?
ItyyacraffkT, Ptw Waik ut cwm,
TO THOSE WHO MAT REQCIBK
Wmmtj tmmm Larp StW W«k,
EXECUTED
Jfestty, flcftphr, Ctrrectly mad Eiyetttlmlr«
Th* Materiala allot which are entirely JWtW,
have been selected with great
care, aad fearias
in aocoeasful operation one
al WELLS'
celebrated
POWER JOB PRESSES,
we are v( fared at all timea, to execute, in tlie beat
style of the art:
Bina of Fare,
BUI Heads,
Bank Checla^
Ball Tieketa,
finahvs
Ifceeelpts.
Concert
Certificates,
Prog run
aa^a,
Enrelepes,
Fasten, Labels, fee,
witk the utmost expedition, and at tte shortest notice.
Our facilities in the line of
CARD
HUOGi^Ci Pi.TENT
gotta!**,
Boots a man
can supply our friends and
the "rest of mankind," with
Cards ot any Color, Size ef Price,
IS fa short a time, aa they could wish.
EVERY BUSINESS MAN
needs something 10 tbe way of
Job Printing
A
Bill Head, or
A Store or Shop Bill,
A Business Card or Circular,
li almost indispensable. Therefore, we cal th at*
tention of thcte interested, to our facilities fo doing
EVERY KIND OF JOB PRINTING
This being, by far, the moet extensive and com
plete establishment in thia section of the ''GREAT
WEST.1* the public may be assured, that no pain*
wil
1 be
spared on oar part, to serve their interest* ai th*
folly and promptly. MAYNARD & LONG.
Wholesale & Retail
CLOTHIERS.
a y W e
Spring
it
Summer Importation
A TUB
YOUXG AMERICAN CL0TH1KG HALL.
No. 100 Lower Broadtcay, opposite th*
Pott- Office.
TISSST RECEIVED AND OPENED A LAROE
and welt selected stock ol J4KM S BOYS'fc Tooth's,
Spring and Summer
READY-MADE CLOTHUfG,
which we O'er at Wholesale and Retail, at unprcce*
dented low prices. Having met tf uh success in our
last fall trade, we were determined to have uur Spring
Sb»ck here in due time, so as to accommodate all with
goods who may favor us witb their patronage, and will
he happy to wait on them with due courtesy. Also on
hand,
Americnn and French Clothe, Csaalmerea aa4
Vfktlngs,
Which we manufacture to order in tbe latest styles
and in the best workmanlike manner, having an
experienced Bastern Cutter in our custom depart
never fail suit tbe public, io make
ld rtn:b. wiih ihirahility .ind taste!
On hiiid. a rivh assortment rf
Gents? Furnishing Goods,
all ol which, are of the latest styles and the best ever
exhibited in Council Hlu&. Alo, Hat#, Caps,
trunks, Valines, Carpet B.igs, fmbreli.^.
*tc. Wherefore, we invite cutset
hauts and others to give una call.^9
will guarantee puces to compare With easier®
1
and
maik
Mdny tbuiks to the citiaens of Council Bluffs and
surrounding country fur p,it favors and patrouatfe. and
ht»pe the continuance of tbe same, a« w e (ry to do jus
tice to all.
MOTTO—k*Cheap for Ca«h—one price only."
MAY in WEIL,
Sign of Young America Clothing llall.
JL UU
1 AA BtsH. DRIE0 APPLES—ioet received
and tor sale at the BKE 1I1VE.
JL tj
CAA BAGS FLOUR—superior brands, for nale
OUU at tbe BBK H1TK.
i n
rrsrocK At Low
Hl
1 U at i
HATS—A
N E W E S I N S
very tarfe stnek of Silk, Beaver, Fur,
Ca siuieve Wo*l, Pan.iuia. Euglish, Straw, Leg-
CAI'S—Cassimere,
Cloth, Oil Silk—beautiful styles,
I.-r eale al tbe SEl^ RIVE.
T.
A
IISW
Wholetal* &. Retail Stoves &. Ti» Ware!
Erin
I'RiK.firRS who I, well known in tmseotcmunity, I am Locating Land Warrants and Entering Land.
prepared tn wait upon the public in the
latest Ftylea aad
St the shortest notice. U»t WamihU BMCU (U S»H,
to OtMMU BMh|
IMWUmt, Wfi niyitlWlM*tt»Mwgi»i ftw, tmt
tbtmOm *. x. riCtwu
S. VGF
DM ETTY, «TFTA«MMR
Sato, a.*MaMw*ua ba«e it aar-
JjA.fcE.Hl.EiK.
CO TO THE cm
Jewelry Btore
First Dser East ef Pacific House,
A SD DIRECTLY OPPOSITE McBRIDE
A ROWCN'S if yon wish to ebtaia the caSAPKST Brmadle* and otter
A SKSt JKWSLBT in town.
Watch Repairing.
THE
AMPLE SATISFACTION WILL SITES AS
SVBSCRIBER BEINS A PRAC
TICAL Watchmaker, teeu oumpeteat t.
repair the most difflenlt and delicate wortl that
may le entrasted to his care.
Correct Time.
THE
PUBLIC MAY REST ASSURED THAT
th« Correct Tine is, and always wUl bo kept by
A. D. ROBINSON.
S. B. BEMEHBEB! Flrit door
,v'
East of Pacific House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
nl-n.
Selling Off Ot
'H,
COST!
THE
iPZFtiisrTiiixra-
Are inch as will enable ns to do any description off
ot it, in the most expeditious ai
satisfactory manner.
UNDERSIGNED, HATING DETER
MINED to quit the business,
offers hia whole
stock,
amounting to
AT COST,
CONSISTING QF
Gjdi A S#m Watdm,
A GREAT TABim
Catffrh Ltmpr, Chmm
TM
S*tu, Clock,
Hn
Basket*, ttoKrn, flute,
Accord*#**, Pocket Cutlery
r.
JOOTS A SHOES—a very large stock of Gent't
wear—for sal
BF,F. H1VB.
B'
La.lie ,', B»y's, Miss and Infant's wear—for sale
Eiagmtlcent stock of Spring and
CLOTHING
Summer Clothing, lor sale low at tbe
D6U BKE BIYE.
S
JTcBEIDE & B0WEN!
1*TOO»CN k WILLOW WARE—all kinds for
VY
(ale at the BEE H1VB.
QUEENSWARE—Aatlarge
assottmcnt of good
styles, cau be found tbe BKE HIVE.
GLASSnSu
WARE—A mammoth stock at Ihe
BB» HIT*.
A /i BBLS. MOLASSES—jut received and for
4U sale at tbe BEEHIVE.
20
BBLS. SYRUP—just received aud for sale at
60
J. P. CASADY*
9. D. TEST,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
BLUFF8
May 18fl7-n2-n
DOST F0RCET THE
CASADY,
M. W. R1DEN,
(J. D. WHITS,
Nebraska City, N. T.
ttiHf IBDEH a
ivnn ACMiMlW
AND
DEALERS IH EXCHANGE,
KBBIIASEA CItT ..NEBRASii."
HATING
MAN ABHASGKSKMI BT
wlurh we will receive accuratc c. jue» ot all
ED
1
Township? embraced intbe KaMerti |.ortinnnf Nebraska,
of tbe m.»t .f
ar( nu
prriared ofleToTtr aervires Io the "Sqnat-
AS I HAVE
the service, nl o
valuable and scientific Work- trr'» of tbe Territory." in Dime !p* laratory Stat#,
men in Inwa, Mr. WILLIAX i menu of Intention t.Pre-emnt.secnrinit Pre^avtieae,
Particular attention given to Rooflng, and Job Work. ... __ _____
Work warranted. Work done at the shortest Mtiee ana
... ..... Pmrtlcitlsr attention paid to buying and selling propi
EJ" C.tll at the old stand, of R. AM a Kara-
0D
ni"!h a Head of Broadway, Madison street. .mm forwarding reoittan:«* to any part of the I'nUn.
K CAS®. u
A
WMcMdaaailMtu Braggi^
COCKOILIUJPPMOWA.
Sum of th* OoUm Mortar, on the North
Sid* of Lower Broathetn. otmotiU Ou
«EMPIRE BLOCK?'
DR.
E. •own. WOULD RETURN RM
thanks u bis frleads
aad matMwis, far ifcetr lar
Mrlsiwi, aadiarHeibeataeaMMUaaaarMMll
•eat oa Lower Braedwv, aad latpeet his elect ef
PLTTY, mrMrvrn, ac.,
la sfcert, the heat aad asset —plats mm &ar
hrooght to tils market also a *wy soperior let at J™
Scissors,
'WetftaMTSt Bird-Gaga,
All persons wishlni to buy anything la his line, will
Bad tt to their advantage
to call and examine, as they
ctrtaialy will cat bargains.
DwHln? House
and LOT for sale In one of the best locations in the city
All persons indebted to the undersigned,
are r*tjut*ledhercby to come and settle.
CHAS. TI F.MLER,
Watchmaker AiJeic*Ur.
Opposite G. Doughty's & Co.
»3-u.
X. W. Eynett&Co'S
BoolsBtore
North Side Lower Broadway,
DEALERS IX
All the*New & Standard Books, Maga
zine, Periodicals, Cheap Publications
Newspapers, &c., &c.
Gome To Stayli
HESRY FAIL,
House, Sign, and OanainentRl
PAINTEH.
PSigns
LAIN ANDFANC1' GOLD
done with de«(atch, oa
A II1IDS. BACON—just received and for tale ,,ow Tran. pa.envies djne to any design
at ilie BBB HIVE. ALSO:
in pl:uuaiul ^urgeou -,tyle. S^enoryandWin-
PAPER. HANGINGS
VJM/.VF.W, 6Ulli.r« MJMMLt.YB
done on short notice^
.»-er Broadway, opposite the Post Odke, Conncil
Blutfs Iowa. nl-u
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
t»apcr wwoliousei
.VVM. 37 (MI 3«, *.«• Mr—S.
A.
LADEW, v j. ntu, wm. laicHT.
LADEW, PEERS & CO.,
TYPE FOtTNSXIRS,
AXD DEALERS IV ALL KINDS OF
PR£1SSQS«
P1NGIN
imMTl'RE-i large assortment jnst received
aud for tale low at the BEE IliVE.
LA ANDORNAMENTAL TYPE.PRIST*
luks Cards and Card Boards, News, Bok, Cap.
Letter, Envelope, Coloreti «nd Manilla Paiers.
Keep constantly on haud Type fruin all the Foondries
in tbe United Stales. W^4 Type ot all v^rieuet, Cha
ces. Rules C**e», and everything requisite for the fit
ting out of a Nc,ws/ Book or Job Ofioe, furoishad at
adelphia Prices. a*a
Sound the Uora!
6. C. CUHS. C. E. HAGOBBTT.
KUHX A HAOGERTY
wOl'LB MOST RESPECTFLLY INFORM
W the citizens of Consul Bluffs and viciaity, that
they have opened a
Confectionary Si Fruit Store,
one door West of the ist-Offlce, where they will kefr
constantly on band, all kinds plain and
fancy CAKDIBS,
Raisins, Fias, Oranges, Lemons, Filberts,
English Walnuts, Almonds,
&.C.,
and many other articles to nnmerons to mention. Call
and examine oar stock if yon wish good and fresh
articles.
CO,
Selling Off at Cost!
J:
tilth At
€. P.
Smith's
6R0CERT 4 PRO&tCE STORE!
1ot
Coniini^eion al^o, to making Cvllecuona and
ua* mm*
*1M. i«-«
AM CLOCTNO OI7T MT ENTIRE STOCK
GBOCEBIBS. wtth the intention «f quitting th.
business. If you wish cheap Groceries, give me call.
FAK* COOM,
aa extra large and one aaaortaieat of Ahtral, Ariaad,
ker Laaipa. Also, Pare Wlsway
maen, tor Medical aud Cullaa'
IT pmiposes, all of which, wt will aell at .uch rates
aa
to defy competition
P. S.—Physicians Prescriptions
csref ul
ly compounded.
CP In the absence of DK. II0NK, there win be la
attendance for the purpote of pnttmg up prescriptia
a skillful and competent DRUGGIST, one who baad
Five years experier.ee iy that departmtnt alone. n|
lit
1
ty* All work Warraated to give aatiafactioa.
EDWIN J. FBASEB.
Real Estate Breker & General Ig%
Uwtr BiMiway orpoaite Faclftc SIMI,
COUNCIL BLUITS, IOWA.
BUYS,the
SELLS, RENTS, AND EXCHANGES
all kind* of Beal Estate for distant dealers or par
tons in City. Ijjam rauiey, makes oollcctieaii,
pays taxes, and draws abstracts^ title. Gives reliable
intvrxnAUt.n respecting the prices of Real Kstate afitf
executea ail bublneM co&nccted with a JUal Fdati
Agency.
A large variety of the moet desirable fteal Eatate for
filt tt Mt time*
en the mutt reasonable t«ra«. UB
Resfs! Roofs!!
UREWOLLDRESPECTFT'LLYAN^OLWI'
W to the public, that we a:e on hand, anl prepared
to cover buildiugs of all description.*, at tbe shortest
notice. With UUSSEL'S FIRE PROOF CEMENT.—
Those in tbe country or adjoining towns, visbtlfa
cheaper and uirre desirable ro-jf than tin, can proflm
»ny information that they may desire, by applying to L.
W. Babbitt, J. B. Stutsman, G. A. Bwhmaou, of CBto
city.
•j Cail and examine for yourselves.
ft Shop comer of M&ai and Jefferson etretta, CotpNl
fluffs, Iowa.
n3u
HISCOCK, FELLOWS, ft
c*-
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Meroliant Tailor^
AND DEALEB 131
Oetlemens' Furnishing Oood^
Pemrl 89*, opposite Pmcitlc Mmtm*
COUNCIL BLL'EFS, IOWA.
KEEPS
OX
A A CHOICE SELECTIO?!
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:-udder. Clerk will, run a«'a rcgilar
,jve and inte mediate points, continuing
ie Bluff City trade du.ing the entire boktiug aaa
kflon.
Captain Bnker. thantrrl to the public for its vary
generous tupport bestowed upon tbe Admiral while aa
der iii cotmnand, hereby leg» leave to tender hisac»
kn-jwiedgments and to ?..!i: f-r his new boat a cm*
tmuance of it* cvnfiu*Mice and p,ur nace. p'.ed^mg oft
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isfacti. n to those with whose business he tnuy ha
honored. The* Min-e-ba-bah was built expres.-lyfor
_v ^he Council Biuffs trade, under tbe special supc. vision
Cupt. Baker, who has bpxred DO truohla or expeaaa
•|o make her a number one Missouri Rivei steamer, aad
icsn to assure his friend?, that sbe 10 m.»?t admirably
adapted to the warns of tbe river, being of graat
strength, ligbtne&s of draught, e^itiet's if niv^Jel and
such application cf machinery, as mui mJkehar
amoug the fast ones, with cabin arruugeiuenu ^ndac
Cvimmodaii'U.s ufa superior order, and n.t excelled
those of any b-at-in the river, combining 'he moet
nu-lom improvements tbft safety, conifoitor pleasure*
couid su?uest, in short, in all her appointments, noth
ing will be wantiug belonging to thoi-e of a first flats
pasNenger steamer: JOSEPH MclNTIRE, Astnt,
n2-u No. 60 Leevee & Commercial Street.
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Phil
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XJATINO RECENTLY' REHTTEO AN0
XX enlarged at uiy old stand on Middle Broad
way. 1 am nw prepartn] to wait upon my old
calmer* and the public in general, in ainau*
ner that will surely please.
Particular attention given to Ilatr^Cot*
tins St.-raipooing. in the latest styles.
S3* Salmon on Middle Broadway, opposite the
Bohinson Uoase.
nl-u EOB*T. RUSftllX.
1^1 KQS. 5IAIUMI0 OB1.1S STONES
Xv 1 $ ck*. laog Chains
too bxs. Glass, freaai by lOtoSiHdO.
100 Panel Doors »'?'v^Tw'?
600 1 i. Hash assorted sires—
nl'»
For aale Cheap, at 0»e Elephant, by
TOOTLE MACWdi..
FOB SALE.
40
X/,ts in Howard Addition.
0
0 good Lota in Xnllin's Subdivision
100 Lou ia tha Bailraad Additioa.
10 choice Lota in Ball's Additioa.
Several tne lots in central portioas of tbe Cily
m#
desirable for reaideacas. Several One tract, at lmst
within aobonrs rM* of the City with timber aad water.
tlr"Also MSaad shares in Omaha City, Bellevae,
DcSoto, 4 ,Lrvan, N.T. and Jnactioa City,
le*fc
(3-AUoB eeres of choice land two mils, aaet
Sioux City oil
wktcb is about 40 acres timber, al-a
JKDWI.X 4. tBABEB, L«*d AfO»t
Sfin v*- POTATOES—ias* lertv^ aaM
Z\)\J sale,at the BKB HIVE.
DOOR
C. P. SMITH. I
Vpprr B.-j-dway.
RC« lituhias n«w—th^ ean he »oaaA
at 'he BKE 1I1TB.
FRESIIt
SALMON—hermetleally sealed—a large
k ei re-.tivid a'id for »ait| at the
aB« MB «HFS.
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