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AT A WATIuKl.NU PLACE.
CM6ftj*e
Tribune
farnMies (ranailr-
OUM letter from Uoeatickii, in relation to life
nt Newport. We extract the following:
"Armed at Newport, w« teTOtieetled to
the *pnVa»i'.il tnan»ion' of Mr. W. 8. |)ninp
lomt', to partake of i»
fete L'hampetre,
IJUSII,
promenaded in single file through
a grove of current trees, filed right and
round on an onion bed, and reached the
mansion under the cover or a hencoop.—
Thin procedure was adopted in order that
we mi^ht have time to inspect every por
tion of the 'ground*.' Reaching the hill,
vm beheld the guefit of the occasion, Mr.
Oeorgc Beanberv, magnificently attired in a
white vest, golii watch chain and red era- iRLxYi.~fc ro.V'Wia.,"**
vat. itnnding at the door and shaking hands I VERMONT B***, Mont'r,
with the crowd blowing like a porpoise,! FA«r.
overnpreading his countenance, like a rip
ple in a horse-pond. The great banker was
soon overcome, and carried off in a wheel
barrow, and 1 made a grand rush for the
dinner table. Downing, the colored oys
term.-in, had provided a repast, which for
variety and excellence, could not be «ur
pansed. Let me see: We had 1,000,000
pickled oysters, any amount of fried oys
ter*, stewed ovsters, oysters in the shell,
and shells in the oysters then we had some
more ovsters, 1,500 jars of pickled oysters,
and a fot of oysters. For desert we had
frried oysters and oysters stewed, and top
ped off with some oysters. After the en
tertainment, the dignified Downing inform
ed us, that any of us who were fund of oys
ters, might obtain that luxury at a private
tabic.
All the gentlemen who were sober (and
lome who were not,) and all the ladies who
could
ly
tent
neas of that galnxv of beautyV 1 don't!
mean to do it. The rustling of the crino-!
line was like the marching of 'an army of I
bnnners.' and as the pyramidal structures
whirled in the giddy mazes of the dance,
ould get up the promenade, (unfortunate- INVITE
y o n y e n e e w i e w e e i n e a n e i n
lent. How shall 1 describe the stunning-j
A cmreapondent of
ble
CV*Wiggins, what era in the world's
hist try do you regard with the deepest hor
ror!-'
'The
chol-rrn!"
spasmodic shudder.
C^".\n old bachelor, on seeing the words
•Families .Supplied' over the door of an oys
ter saloon, stepped in and said he would
take a wife and two children.
C^The young lady who fell in love has
jw*t been pulled out by the daring fellow
wke •ueoessfully struggled with the world.
Q5?"She that marries a man because he is
a'good match,' must not be surprised if he
turns out a 'Lucifer.'
CirWbv arc potatoes and corn like sin
ners of «hl?
Ueeaase, having eyca t&ey sue not, and
having ear* tkey hear not.
£57"A PrAoeHman went out to shoot
ducks. Tetliax about his luck, hesays:
'I hurlt all 4av, *e pond all froze." I nev
er tee hut one (lack* and two pigeon, and 1
kill half o' dat.*
CV*The Supreme Court of Ohio has de
cided that a wife is of no pecuniary value
to her hu«band that if she he killed bv rail
road accident, he cannot recover damages
therefor.
i* t?" Mr. B:iker showed ns an egg yester
day whieh was seven inches in circuiBl«r
icnee. Can anybody beat this?
Cwiainlv: break 'the egg into a bonrl, and
beat it witli a spoon.
£V"A dram, generally speaking, is a
snrill quantity, taken in large quantities by
those who hare few grains of sobriety, and
IIO scruples of Conscience.
CyLouis XVI, asked CiUnt Mahomey if
h» «aderstood Italian. "Yes please your
Majesty," answered the Couut, "if it is
spoKcn in Irish."
tu
without distinction,
ulilo circles.
H. C.Ji»LT. i. 4-J. 3. A*UNI.wf.
Merchant's Exchange Bank
OF
H. C. NUTT & CO.,
which
the initiiktL'i.1 understand to mean a general
finish and suppor, if you can get it. I sap
pose I ought to describe our approach to
the 'Chatteau.' We first jumped over a
.atone-wall by a cow-ntalile, passed a goose
berry
Council Bluffs, Iotca.
MONEYS
RECEIVKH ON DEPOSIT, PATABI.K OS
demand or at specified date, with or without iu*
tereat, a* per agreement %ith depositor*.
Transferable CcriiQcait+oi Deposits issued when de
sired.
Wc draw direct on K#v Tork. Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit andCbicatfo, aai have also perfected an
arrange
merit l»y which we I»ABI Braft* and Letter* of Credit ou
tbe principal Bankera ia One Hundred and Fitty-Seven
CiUenof Europe.
jfriltertioiMi made Wttern Iowa aftd KaRMfftt N
nwu, free of charge, aMd remitted at current rates or
Exchaait
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
H0HH & McCLELLA
WK«leaale and Retail
Sign of the Golden Mortar, on the North
Side of Lower Broadway, opposite the
'•EMPIRE BLOCK."
been quiet all dav, suddenly started with win »eii at rate» t« dcty o.npetitiou.
such velocity- as "to burst a run of stones I
nUo a thin shaDked young mfin with n pnle in our hue. will do won u give us a can. our
ll)On*ts\chc was hlown into ft hencoop in the
E IN VITE ATTENTION TO OL'R FCJCLARGBD
ii»i- i fliK-st assortment evt»r LeJore offered in thus market.
back yard, ami not discovered until morn-:
a la
shanj hi.)
ILLINOIS LAWYEItft.
characters of living light on his brow."
The ''guffaws" and bold hats that "went
up" on that occasion were '-pleasant to
biihold."
Another "limb" away down in Livingston
county, who was somewhat if not more,
celebrated for the indiscriminato use of
large wordi, once said: "Gentlemen of the
jury, this is a
very peculiar case,
ever knew." (It was about shooting a four
shilling dog.)
The first lawyer's speech reminds us of a
spcech by nnotfier Illinois lawyer—a promi
nent man and a "g« neral" by tile way. He
was pleading in a c:ne in which he charged
the opposite party with fraud, liaising him
self on his 'tip toes,' and swinging his right
arm three times around his head, he exclaim
ed: "If that ain't a case
otfrod
PURE DRUGS,
PAINTS, FLIU, VARMS1IES,
GLASS lr KLAMWMAE,
FREXl'H. KXOLISII A AMERICAN
PERFUMERY. TOII.ET tc. KAM Y SOAW,
HAIR. KAIL fc TOOTH BRUSHEA,
•. i i Paint and Varnish Brushes. SurKical and Dental lnstiia-
the draught Jit the door WAS like the suction menu. A largo and tine assortment Of Astral, ir
of the maelstrom. (In fact, at the first Spirit. Lnrrt and.th.-r Lamps.
.. ... i, -i 1- I Also. Purr V lnc«. Brandies and other Liquor*.
waltz, a windmill half a mile off which had
for Miini
culinary purposes, an of winch, we
ha*
se^ei-teU With t:nc. and coinpriftuK one «»f the
n AU RC,Mls warramcd
ing, when he attracted attention by crow- PiWripttvu^ »i»i Family Ke.'cij »taixuraielr aail «re
in( vigorously,
Porter't ffotrfti, wrf-
Spring
ting from Hockford, 111., gets off the follow
ing:
1)EAR SriaiT.—A lawyer out here, vTho
has been a member of the Legislature and
is somewhat noted for his forensic talent
especially in criminal cases was trying a
"false pretonc" for the people, innis
Mumming up after a few peneral remarks
as to the crime, drawing himself up to his
full height (4 ft., 2 in.) and pointing his
finger and "eagle eyes" full at the cowering
prisoner, in thunder tones exclaimed "Yes
gentleman of the jury, look at that man—
there is F-R-O-D printed in the most
thenr-K-o-D
don't spell frod."
On another occasion he was engaged in a
oase whieh had come up from a Justice's
Court on appeal, lu referring to the Jus
tice, he spoko in a complimentary manner
of his honesty of intentiou saying that he
did not believe the said Justice would wil
lingly violate any law, in rendering a decis
ion, "hut," said our hero, "I don't know of
any law in Illinois prohibiting a Justice of
the l'eaee from being a
foot.
(3TAn exchange says: 'If you wish to be
released from rash promises of marriage,
breathe vows of love continually after eat
ing onions.'
S S K
r^"Will yoa dine wid me to-morrow,
Mr? BV"
"Faix, an' I will, wid all my heart."
"Remember, 'tis only a family dinner I'ni
axin' you to."
"Ami what for not—a family dinner's a
mighty (titmsiiat thing. What hare yea
got?"
"Och, nothing uncommon—jut an ille
gant piece of oirn'd ImtV and potatoes." i
«'Bc the powers, that bates the world—
jist me own dinner, barrin the bnfe."
as rtprceiited, Physicians
fully C.MJ"UNDED.
1M5T.
Chartered by the Legislature of Nebraska.
rynvo Foru IIOR.SK OMNIMSKS WIIX IU BL
«»*en tb«» al»«v»' i-Uce? daily.
Leaves Council lllurts every morniug. at 8 o'clock, A
ami reiuvDiiix from OtauUa in tiaae to dine at Oo«*»
cil
,tl
1. M.
lauda­
LEAVES Couuci! BtufTs at 2 o'clock, M. and returning
at 6, l» M.
The tl-ne time will be observed until further nntic®,
111 t-U II. 1. llAiil,.
yes gen­
tlemen, one of the most
obstetrical
HORACE EVERETT,"
Dealer in Land, Land Warrants
and Exchange,
COVNCll, Bl.tHS. IOWA,
eases 1
Mtlis Couoiy.
S 4 K .S »»a W S Sec 19, Town 71,
41—120 .V re* one mile fi»m Xishuabottaiiy river,
axitl 4 Dule.- K
ot
Tabor. $5 per acre.
S K S W Sec 8, Town 71, K 41—40 acres bot
lum lan«l ou Silver creek. 3 miles S W of White CIoiul.
S
\V
s K ly, uhl W Sec ati,
Town 7*2. Hiiiiue41—120acre line prairie anci timber.,
iwt- iinier we»t
i
While ']"U!.
K ft U* S, S SJ 72.
n
41—40 acres 8 W
W N K S w H. and W S E H, Sec34,
7*2. K 41—120 acres uear White Cloud, and adjoining
Mr. (Targin's {arm.
S S S fc H, Sec 28, T72, 41—
8 W U W S K s S 2 7 W 4 1
lies 1 inile north of White Cl'»u«i. Most of the above
laud in 72 41, lies about nm* mile n^rthof 3Ie-?r? Sum
mer's tai in is second bench bottom, wjtlim a imlcor
two of White Cloud, and ujk-ii the line of the UurliUK
tou ami Mo Hail road, und is unsurpasjjetl by auy land io
Western Iowa, and will be sold »n reasonable term*.
.s W «, a ml S W s, Sec 25, 71, A 42—40 ac. es 2
mile* K .it Tabor. per ..ere.
:-s
gasped Wiggins, with a
1320 acres.
S S W s, S 30 ami W Sec 31. 71. E 42
100 acied timber 3 miles W Tabor. $10 per acre.
Ks K s. sec 31 72, II 42—80 acres a mile
east OF Mr. Stringe. larm, on thervadfrom Olenwood
to Tabor. $5 per acre.
S Wj«t W* SB* ami S WHS K Sc*'
4, 72, K 42—200 acres 4 mile? K of CHenwrx'd, and
two miles north "f Fayette. $•" jer a» re.
W •, S W and S K S W S and S W 8 U and 10
acres, if the Ka*t side of K S WH H. Sec 36,
73, U4i: N^iN W S Sec 2. 72. U 41 SE',XK'i,
8e«- 26. T73.RII—267 rtrty-threehundredth acres. This
Uact lies iibuut one mile we-tui (.'utton'r. farm,
mile west ot the Xislmabottanyriverand 3 niile.s Xorth
tff the Kailruatl—10 acres of it 1* e\ ellent timber.
and E E and W
'4,
Sec 8. 73.
42—230 acre«i, lie* on ken creek, uioatiy bwttoa Uud,
and 7 mile? north of Olenwoad
W se«-5, T*3, 42
S K s 7,
160 acres
4
TJ. 12 I
lies en Keg creek, about 4 mile^ south of the Stage read
eatst from Courn il Bluffs, and 7 miles north of Gleu
wood, all in 73 42. at $5 per acre.
For
PRICE
aud
TARWS, APPLY at UOEACFI EVEKKTT'FT
Office, t'ouucil Bluffs. [fi!5-u
First Arrival of
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
AT THE
riH.MTlRE EMPORIUM, STO. 1.
CAM.
AD
SEE SAM. JIM PORTKR-
FIKL.U.
4
lhe
is dead, 1 thank jou.'
Wc i n v
'.iur JJ.IT: 4
UU
n.t
CV'Well, Dick bow is your wife?' ask
ed a duetur of a polite mail, wfcesQ .wife he
had beea attending.
w e
INNSULER
3, ,T 1
feel warranted in sajrinK tliat the prii?»s fball
Plfa-v 8. & pitMTKHyiyi |i
tr Store ou Middle Broadway. fal-n
Fair Notice.
I
HEREBY FILVE PI BL1C NOTICE, TNAT HAVING
put into circulation here, notes of the Merchant*
Bank of Macon. Georgia,
I hobl myself responsible
for its redemption in this market, and will, at all times
be in readiness to sustain its integrity with Eastern
Currency Bankable iu St Louis, or with specie at tbe
current rate* of discount.
1 aiu nM lucliued, as have been other parties in this
City, to inflict a public injury by buyimi the issue of
doutful Banks at a discount, for circulation here, and
»uh«eiufiitiy t» repudiate it »nd refuse to secure bill
holders against loss. W. C. JAMES.
P- S. My office hour? are from the time I breakfast
in the nvirniug, until I go to bed at night, vhu'Uis
somctimes'at 9 and sometimes 11 o'cb* k.
Council UlutlV. June 2tUh, l8o7-nft-u
ST. LOUS T1FE FOi.\ORV
AN'1
Paper w
arehouso.
•VM. 37 «N4 30, £wwl
A. r. I.ADTW, V J. FFCTUS, WM. BIUGIIT.
LADEW, PEERS & CO.,
TS PB POTJIffDEIlS,
AM» 1EAI.KU.S IX ALL KINDS OF
P1UE1SSBS,
PIMi
r^rPurwh says that evert family ought'
to keep a kitten to amuse the*childrm. They
I. AIN A Xli ')R\A111:
TAL V l'l:. PHI\T
C,«rd lVwrds. N\vs, Bwk, Cap
VEJ.I]*. CILNRFIL nnd JJanilln P,ipprj.
Iw.-op conitTJTttiy ii ii.tn Tynv fii.in ail ilic I'Vini'lriC!"
.... IO THR L'into1 1 *U-. TYPE vt -111 varielHi!*. CHA-
ohoalu al.10 keos cnildrcn to amuse «0 kit- ce Hull's. Cues, and cverytmug rrquiain: Mr till' ai
line out or 1 Neva, B** «r Jut) OBce, Iurni=litl at Pin I-
ailrlptiia Price*. «i-u
Q^*\Vhy should crinoline he abolished? 1S5^
Answer—fiinjaiise it admits all females,
C^^'lIiJloo tk.Te, how do you aell
wood?"
"Uv the cord."
"1'sUnw!—how long has it been cut?"
"Four fet't."
"How iluinU!—how long has UltMS since
it was cat?"
"No longer than it is now.
"Sec here old fellow jou are to bright to
live long."
into tke most fashion- 8£ASOV A]1K.IGti.^IEXT.
i Regular Packet f.r Kansas, Omaha, Coun
cil Bluffs it Sioux City
THE
XF.IT. DI.E(M.\T, I AST A\U row
MOlIR*S iM.«ieuv*er learner, ti^lAUA, Andrew
WmeUud. Master. J. J. Wilcox, Clcik, will run a* a
regular pxfcet for lite al'ovi* and all intermediate
on the Mi^oiiri river. l*.itrji c^iii rely npun her oon*
Uftmrnr tbe trade durtnc tho et.*ire sea^u.
The lmaha basins been placfcl jn the un^t unexcep
tionable order for the trade, bee officers hope, that by
strict aueouon to the comfort of passencers and bntd
MM, to merit a liberal share of p«itrouaKC iroiu ship
pers and tbe public generally.
n3u
£"35""Mr. Skeesics, you snv you were held
to oaii for staving a hole into Mr. Jacock's
ow boat. Does the Court understand from i
that, that a law cult grew out of the colli
sion?" I
•'No, your honor. When I held to
bail, 1 mean to bo undomtood that Mr. Ja- i
cook tied me to the boat untl made me dip
the water out «rf her.' i
"No levity, Mr.Skcoslcs. Crier call tuc
next witness.'
A. WIVKLAKD, Master.
J. J. WiI«COX, Clerk.
NONPAREIL
Job Prtatiig Wfice,
9
No. 1, Palmer'i Bloc*, TMrd Storg,
Oounoil Bluflli, low*.
PtJILIC
ATTENTION IH RESFErTFl LLY
requested lo tbi* ettabhsbiocii^ in
(hat
We receive enleis to Boy and Sell on Commission
Beat Estate ill Iowa or KeUrahki
Invest Money for Capitalists, and B«y and Sell Land
Warrants at current ratta.
UcrcREscRt:
U HITRA V fc Co, J»" City
I.KEH. THOMAS 11Co.,
CUCLBAVAII h. BBOOU,
Burlmctoa, low*.
WAIRESCO. BAKK,1IU.
DAVID R. PRESTON 4tco
YKlSo,BT»«t"»
perspiring profusely, and a benignant smile L. iiERar& CO. Adrian,
IX'trott, Jlicliiitiitr
[n2Wk
the
AMPLE SATISFACTION WILL BE GIVEN AS
UUARW
TiKtifky, Ficm Work a*A tharjc*.
TO THOSE WIIO MAY RKQtTIHC
Fnc|
mr CQtmaum,
EXECCTCO
Xnltf, (Viflf, C«rrecUjr uM
Tie
Materiatt- 11
of wbich are CBtiictr
Have BEN selected with great care, and
ill aaccttttul uperattuu one
Druggist*,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
ot
POWER
JOB PRESSES,
we arc prepared at all time*, to exccutc, in the best
•tyle
ot
the art:
Bill Head*, Bills
Fare,
Bank Check*, Ball Ticket*,
Ciwalart, tv
CARD ZPIRIUXTTIUXra-
Are ncfa will enable us to 14 anj description or
quantity of it» in the most expcduioui an4
satisfactory manner.
gOOGUiS PATENT
SmXM'Z-2 SM&g&Se,
Iul5
can supply our friends and the "rent of manki^^" vitfe
1S57.
A SOMFFL*r
Arrangement.
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Omnibus Line!
Card^ of anjr Color, Size or I'ric^
In as fhort a time, as they could wUb.
EVERY BUSINESS MAN
aet'li something in tbe way of
Job Printing
A Bill Head, or
A Store or Shop BO)}
A Business Card or Circular,
Is almost indispensable. Therefore, we call the at
tention of those interested, to our facilities for doing
EVERY KIND.0F JOB PRINTING
This being, by far, the most extensive and com
plete establishment in this section of the
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
HEDtlED I PRICE TO SIWESTS.
\TON THE CHEAPEST PAPER I\ T1IE
11 World. This splendid Weelv Riper haju?,t closed
its Seo'tid Volume. The Two \'.Miimes contain nearly
i)xi: THOUSAND KNGHAVINGS. which have been pr«
ducel at an expense of over Tuntx V TUOISASJJ DOL
LARS.
It is generally admitted that no Paper has ever been
produced in this country wbicb can a' all compare with
ihe Illustrated Newspaper.
It has portraits of all the livinjr celebrities, Xew
Churches, Public Buildings, and Arts and Sciences are
duly illustrated. It alsu contain* the best Orijun.il Ro
mances ot tbe day. beautifully i!lutrated, sli it Tales.
Anecdotes. Chess, and the Latest Foreign Xews up to
the hour of going to press. Without losing its hitherto
distinctive character of a newspaper, it will assume
much more of a literary nature. In addition to the
ab'ive features, it wili have Thrilling Adventures.
Xuvellette-. Discoveries Inventions, useful hints to
everybody. .uM the greatest p«.sible variety of miscel
laueus reading macer. While tbe Editorial force anc
talent of the PajK'i* will be lncreastM. the Artistic skill
will not be dimini?bed. In every departiuexil it will
without a rival ou this Comment.
•omiH us# ttarm.
ONAWA.
THE
IS 00
T2 00
40 00
nl-u OFFICE, 12 a SPRULX ST., New-York.
JOHN T. BALUW1N, (i UOOOE.
BALDWIN & DODGE,
Bankers &, Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLI:FFS. IOWA.
COLLFXTIONS
MADK AND lMtOMl'TLV KKNITTED
at Current Kales -f Kx ban^e.
Bill- OF K.V hange. (toid and silver, Current and un
current Money Bought and Sold
Laud Warrant b'tM:lit aiulS ld and EnteredoO Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits..
Money Loaned ou Keal Kstate aud Persona! Security.
Taxes paid lor Resident and Non-Resident proprie- i
tors.
who
rheui^elvcs
AS
to VIM! ill 1
S I'OL'L LAK ESTABI.I^LL
MKNT, and TEE for vourselve -I
IMMENSE STOCK OF—
MMrmHmrt, Cnrptlt tt H*mo4tn Wmrt.
W
OE/ECTS OF THIS ASSOCIATION ARKTH
the yraaiotiui
of
OSAWA,
THE
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and ur personal attention to their interests in tbe
transaction of any business which may he euUtiat«ft4o
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New Tork City*
J. P. Thompson,
Bank of lili^n. lllion, N T.
Bank of cV«peratuwn, Cooperstown, N. T.
Durkee h, Builock, Bankers. St. Louis, Mo.
Ouondasa C"unty Bank, Syracuse, X. Y.
Warren Bank. South D.uivei*. Ma as.
A. J. Stevens &. Co., Bankers, Ft. De-moines.
Ilfiiiry Farnham. Pres. C. S, R. 1. Tt. R.. Chicago, Ills.
Jno E. Henry. Supt. M. & K Davenport, Iowa
Cook, Sargenl fit Downy, Baukers, Iowa CUj9 IOWA, I
Western Marine Fire In»urauce,Company, Omaba
City, X. T.
Le Roy Tuttle. Omaha City.
Jauies C. Mitchell, Kq., Florence, N. T.
N. Judd. EMJ Chicago.
Merchants', Savings l^oan & Trust Co., Chicago,
Corse. Snowden &. Cor*e, Alexandria, Va.
J.
B. Bennett, Agt. .Ltua Fire insurance Company,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
James Harlan, U. S. S., Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
Hon. S. It Curtis, M. C-, Keokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh
6s.
Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iopra..
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intermediate place-, and ivntmne thrmsjehour the sea
»n. Tlie Star of the West ha receutly becu iltted up
aiHt furiuhed in the latest »tv!e. an«i as for busiuesa
SIHI actMinmfvSatioiiii for patentee™, .«he has no suienor
in tbe trade. Her dttceis thaukfui f^r the liberal pat*
rona^eb^9toiret on iheta the past season, re*pevUulljr
ask far a continuance oX tbe sasic.
CAPT. M. OULMAX,
11. K. AlclHJNALU.
freight. p!n»*a^e, infinnati«ti. apply to
Jo*. KSTIKK, Agent,
nl-u 69 Levee auu 3 Oomuercui ?c-., St. ^oiii*.
1
HAHTFORD, CON'S.
CKIRTELEL 1*19—THR Sitrd mmi Best Iastilatini
•I th« kind.
Jab-ivo
Sniccle iu the court, in tho midst of i •nu i
•kbk SkcMi«»tok« hia s^
tiiiWnsly at the stovf-pipe. I tv-wTi SMR^ ieiNWB-
T. BAI.IWIX IS MENT FOR THE
('.jiiipanT. u novr
TCd iy
to LAKE RISK*
iir l'r ti'.nllin*«,.twksiif mrrchindite,
lty and thr«in|^boul ihe Cjautrv, at luyt
,»».S
LARfiTST A\l» BEST MAP OF THE
.State
of lows ever publiphe«t. Thin
I^
Map that hasthe Hailroad Lines(x»ntemplate and those
ilru laid To L,and Agents, and those who
want,hedcorrectdown..
a Map we advise to get tbis.all
PINE LIMBER.
TH*
JETKA I5SIRAXIE COHPAXT,
SUBSTRIBKns WOtLD REWECT
fully
AIINOUJKE TO thecituens
of Pottawattamie
and the adjoining countie*. thut he has opened ao ex
tensive Pine Lumber Yard, i»un« U Blutf'S city, and
IS IN receipt
of lumber regularly, and will keep con
stantly on band a large and well selected stock of
PI IHE LUMBER,
From 1-2 inch tit 2 inches also, pine aiding and worked
flooring, pine shingles and lath, gash, blinds, doors, &.c.
alt of which We will sell low for cash.
nl»u KKLLKR & BENNETT.
I S tbtf
as tbe
a»4*tbe priucipal place
ot doing the biuincM of *aid Company, shall bv at the
lowu of Onawa.
ARTICLE 2D. The minimum Capital Stock of this
corporation, is Oae H«a4red IIKD Twenty-Five
TboBaaod DOIIBTM, (all paid in,) wbicb MAY be iu
created to double that auiouut, by a majority vote of
the Stockholders.
the
A
huiuired aud dtty »barcs of live hundred DOLLARS each.
ARTICLE 4tb. Tbe indebtedness
shall
be conducted by A hoard of Directors, nine in number,
live of whom shall be residents of Monona County, who
are elected by ballot auuually, ou tbe Second Monday fu
October but said ltoard continue iu office until a new
board U elected and qualified. In the electiou of oft!
tern, e&ch stockholder is entitled to oue vote for every
share by him owned provided (bat uo stockholder shall
cast at any oue election, more than one tenth of the
whole number
VOTES
A Board
ot
all meetings
ment
amd
ot
ot the corporation. The
Secretary shall give thirty day* notice in at least one
I newspaper published
in the county,at annual election
of said board.
IU case
of
A vacancy in said
12
18X
.J., ..
lSx'JB
7 IHxW"
8 aoxao 17
17
10 19
Half of the above improvements to be done before tbe
1ST of December next, and
i( i
of this Curiwration
uot at any one time EXCEED two aud A bail per
1
cent on the capital stock.
AHTIL LL 5tb. The BUSIUESS
of this Corporation shall
board, the
members SHALL proceed to (ill it by tbe appointment OF
another Stockholder as Director. All ofliteis shall be
I shareholders. Shareholders may vote by proxy, pro
vided such proxy be made in writing to tbe PRESIDENT
of the Company.
I AUTII
LLtitb. Within ten days after
the election of
of Directors, the members elect shall assemble
and elect a President, Secretary and Treasurer. Tbe
I Secretary and shall uut be members of tbe
Board of Dire-Treasurer
tors.
ARTICLE 7th. The President and Secretary shall
sigu all conveyances, alignments,and all bills of sale,
They shall sign and tbe Tieasurcr couittcr-MT n, all is
I sues
of stork. Xo issue, sale, conveytuicc or assign
ment of Stock is bindjug U|KII the Corporation, or re-
I cognized
as such, unless due record is made by tho Sec-
I
retary in a book kept for that purporc. It shall be he
duty of tbe President, or in his ab»cuce, the Secretary,
I at
the request of ten Stockholders, made iu writing,
call a meeting of the Stockholders of said Corporation.to
I ARTICLE
bth. The Secretary
SHALL keep
a minute of
OF tbe
Board ot Directors, and of the
Stockholders, and perform all other duties usually per
taining to said office.
ARTICLE
Dtb. The Treasurer shall disburse Monies
I
only upon written orders of tbe President, sigued by tbe
Secretary, lie shall keep a full account of the finances
and report the same to tbe Boardof Directors annually,
and as often as by them requested, lie shall give a
bond with good security, iu such sum as the Directors
may from time to time deem necessary.
ARTICLE loth. By a voteof two-thirds of theStock
I holders preseut,there may be assessed upon each sbare,
a tax of two per cent upon its issued value but if such
assessment is MADE at a special MEETING, the notice
calling such meeting, shall state tbe object ot tie call.
ARTICLE lltb. All Deeds, Bonds and other
1 Share not less than lix'.G &
uot
a
IS S atone*
all
COMPLETED befofe tb»HFF»T
ot July, L^JS, or the Share or Shares shall be forfaited.
Ail forfeited shares go to the
COMPANY.
AKTIII.E 13th. On the first MONDAY of July, A. D.j
186S,
tbi Corj»ratit it shall
LEA^E
t«» exist
D*IJALIOU*OT |»T« will be uiade
by
TBE DI
tlxey 4euiu it advisable for the best interests of
L*ny.
Board of lirccturs i
C.
Will
TIN
6, T. ELLLITM?
J.
tt.
MURIUM,, W. HURTOJF,
J. E MOKUISON, 11 BENTON.
M. F. Moulin, OOT VLNLU A/ORRIS.
E. D. V. MASON.
The above Townis situated about half-way between
Coondt Bluffs and City, at tbe terminus ef tbe
!wa Central
K:ulroaS«K»«X
l, three miles fr
-M
Jl3"AlsoIti0 acres of choice land two miles east of
JSiuux City ou which i about 10 acre? timber. ul-u
KIAVIX J. KRASKH,
J'"
I
TERMS TO CLUBS,
One Copy 17 Weete*.»*«.«
One Copy.
Two Copies..
Or one (Vpy
Five Copies
Ten Copies
Twcuty Copies
1 Year
1 Year
2 Years
1 Year
1 Year
1 Year
COUKCIL BLUFFS, May 3nd-nl-U.
linctoftdu
u(theC«p-
Ojficert.
CHARLES K. WlliTlNO, President.
LEOXALTD SEARS, Treasurer.
8AMIELPEAUSE. Setrclary.
a G»d lauding
on the MIoiiri river, aud is surroimded as lar as the
eye can extend, with the most beautiful and productive
country iu the West, with Timber, both hard and soft,
iu abundance. [:IIS-4w.
F0R SALE.
40
0 Lots in Howard Addition.
good Ixts in Mullin's Subdivision.
100 JjOts iu the Hailroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Hall's Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions of the City Ttiy
desirable for residence*. Several fine tracts of tmd
within an hour ride of the City wuli timber and water.
£.3" Al?o bt- and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
PeSto. Tekauiah, 1/ogaiL T. and Junction City, Iowa.
Land Arrtnt.
Bargains! Bargains
*v
4 %. AT
Empire Blocb.
REAL ESTATE AGEXtl.
HAVE TO SELL AT LOU' RATES:—
1 line LOT on the Public Npi.ne—
6 business LOTS on Br^a hvay—
3 Kesideuce LOT6 oil JUncrott Street—
S iu Grimes' Addition"**
0 Lots in Beers' Adtlltion—
30 LOTS iu Everett's Addition—
36 Howards
26 Burn's
S5 Bayliss' 3d
75
4*
Hail Hoad
20 Acres of Laud iu »ec. 3-1, Town 76, B. 44.
40 JW, 76, 44.
Also, Lots in all parts of the City.
AHo, 6000 Acres of KAHM1XG LAN® in Pottawat
tamie and adjoining Couutics at prices to sun purchas
ers.
$1 00
3 00
6 00
S3- Ofllcc in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
1). C. BLOOMEK, Land Agent.
Council Bluffs, May I8d?-ulu
6
00
TIN.
ATSit—A very large i»tock «f Silk, Beaver, Fur#
asimere, Wool, Panama, English, Straw, Leg
i. Palm Leaf, just received aud for sale at the
t»5u BEEHIVE.
1S5T. 1S5T.
/tegular Council Bluffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet.
For Flortnce, Omaha City. Covncu Btufft, Belle
vue. St. Mary*s, Wyoming City, Xebratka City,
iAnden, Brownvillc. Lowell, Oregon City, White
Cloud. Iotca J'oint, Savannah. St. Joseph. Paler
mo, At chiton. H'e*ton, Leavenworth City, Jfa*
$c9, Independence, Liberty, Lexington, jrc.
ELEGANT A- FAVORITI: PM-
SENtJER steamer. WM CAMBBKLL, WM Eops,
Master, will run as a regular packet to the above ami
all intermediate |»otuts oti the Missouri river, retuainiug
permaiietitly in the traile during the entire seaoo.
The "Win. Campbell" ha« lecetitly een f1tte«I up and
refuruinhtHi in the most modern style, regardless of ex
pense, and with au eye single to strength, safety and
comfort, as well as with every convenience, that could
render her desirable to the traveling public, rendering
her now, both as regards capacity for business, .superior
accommodations for pasengers. e»]ual the tiade.—
Captaiu Kdds hi'j^s to receive at the hands of his na«
meruus Xissoori river friends, a coutiuuance of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during a
series of years, while in command of different boats
and for which he hereby desires to present his most
grateful acknowledgments, prouiiMiig increased efforts
to give general satisfaction, aud retain their confluence
aud patronage.
No. 69 Levee, and 8 Commercial street.
nSn
Parks' Lumber Yard.
THElargeBM
SI RIBER IS NOW RECEIVI^-n
a and finely assorted sten k l.l.MUKlt,
which he will hell on as reasouable tciu
as can be purchased in the city.
E3" Yard ou Lower Broadway, West
Palmer's Block.
GEORGE PARKS.
n-a
tor
820.
XK1Y-YOKK WEEKLY TIMES IA
publihel every Saturday, at No. 138 N.\ss.\V ST.
corner Beekma^i, New-York City. It is printed upon
a very.large (iuarto'sheet, containing eight pa^es of six
column* each, clear type ami upuigood paj»er. It
will contain all the matter «f general interest in the
DAILY TIMES, tueludiug News from every quarter of
the World, CoRRKJ»roME.\t i: froiu all the principal
p"iutti interest bih in Europe and Anierica. .ant Kii
ITORI AI.S u|Hn all Hibiecf.* ot interest lhat uiay ari^e.
Besides this, one page every week will be devoted to
choicc elections from the current Literatureof the day,
in order to make the paper more acceptable for family
perusal. Every p^jssible eflort will bem.ide. by Propri
etors aud Editors, to make the NEW-YORK WLEKI.Y
TIMES the be^t weekly newspaper iu the tinted States.
CIIAItTERUO, A. D. ISH.
Peoria Marine
&
NO. 39 MAIN ST It BET,
Peoria, XllinoAw.
THIS
portatiou tc Fire RISKN, at reasonable rates.
Capital
1
fully solicited.
lLf*The Postage on tbe Weekly TIMES to any part
of the Vnited States, is only 6 1-4 cents per quarter,
paid iu advance.
in »4
ranee. Tbis paper is made »p expressly for the maiU
and Contains all the reailitiK matter of the Daily. Five
Copies will be sent for fw f»0 Ten Copies for $25.
THE XEW-YOHK DAILY TIMES
rEVERY
i PI BLIMIED THE SAME OFFICE.
MORXIVQ,AT
Sundays excepted. It »m be
hent by oiail to any part of the United States, at ft per
annntii.
TLf*The povtace on the DA I I .Y TIMES to any place
within tbe United States, ts 3tf cents per quarter, in ad*
vaoce.
RAYMOND, WESLEY fc CO., Publishers.
HEXX, WILLIAMS fc CO.'S
NEW
S E I O N A A O I O W A
ISAAC RXDERLLII.L, Pres't R. L. T. BOVK
LA!SD. V. Pre*'t, C. LIOLI,A\D, Htc'f
APPLICATORS received and Polide« issuetl by
Just Received at the
"Ckeap Cash Comer,"
WELL AMORTFD
ktock
SHEET-IRON fc JAPA»ED WARE.
C.«»k SI.-ves
and Trimmings of superior manufac
ture. at WHOLESALE prices.
T|*Xo. 16 AT I«, SIGX OF TIIK STOVE.
i*l-u ROGERS.
TOOTLE & JACKSON,
Foncardinq 4. Commission• Merchants,
No. 1, Empire Block, Corner of
Main and Broadway Streets,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
THE
A reasonable share of the patror.nee of shippers wnd
the public geuerally^is respei tfuliy solicited.
Far freight, passage or information, apply to
JOSEPH Mt ENTIRE, Agent,
IDERSIOSED
tor
COMPANY CONTINI KS TO ISSCK POLI
CIES,
ou Murine, Inland NVII:»tlon. Trass-
WWCCTOItS:
Isaac Underbill, Samuel Howe, L. Holland,
W. H. Phelps, Alex. G. Tying, Va. Kenn,
Theo. Perry, Philo. Holland, ft. Gregu,
J. Reynolds, W. A. llerroii, c. Uollaud.
aS-B Council liiaflk.
GO TO TDG CITY
Watch Repairing.
tbe only
THE
PRICE IU POCKET FORM TUCKS, $3 00
PRICE IN MUMM CA ES 'I 00
PIIE ON ROLLERS AND MOUNTED....... 5 00
A liberal DISC..nut given to dealers. Copies mailed
t« any address in the Cnited State*,postage paid, on re
ceipt OR the price.
siBsriiiBFR NN\« A PRAC
TICAL Watchmaker, feels
competent
repair the most dittirult »nd delicate work tha
may be entrusted to (A re
Jtfr AH work Warranted to give satisfaction
THE
KEKNN & LEE, Publishers & Booksellers,
No.
U8 Lake-st.. Chicago, HI.
^^•P. S..—Agents warned iu
every County iu tbe
State to canvass for tbis map. Very liberal terms wilt
be given to Agent*. Some of our CANVANSERS are clear*
iug from
$15
to
$20daitv 011 this map. APPLY for
ITBLIC MAY REST ASSI^RED THAT
the Carrrct Tiiuc is, AI.U alway tail K N I hy
A. D. KOBIN'ILON".
S. |. REMDMBEK!
term!
as above. BL-U C. & L.
First
EUST of
Pacilic House.£
iI COIXC1J. ULLJ-TS, IOWA.
s~60
Mm
or noon*.
whicb, will be solil uo tenu* u rwuuiuble u can be cflurikd. To MtM)r yua in thi» rctud, 1
only uk s «ll *M «k«mlaailoii.
Cheap Cask
Bl-U
Capital Stock is divided into two
Ctper,
NEW PRICES!!!
At tlie Sign of "tlx®,
AMI MWOAiTLV REOEIV1KG A VERY
VV (JOIIDS—AI.L SKW—wbicb we can and will «ELL^ very CHK
U»UIU OF eveiT varietj of FASCT AMD D0M£3T10
DRV*(!Q9D8,
writ-
iugs, conveying a title to Uud belonging to the Company
shall be held by the President in tru for the Company.
ARTICLE Pith. Every Shareholder shall build a
house or store, with not less than three windows and a
shingled roof. No huuteor building to HE built of poles
or logs.
LESS than S feet post*
2 .. .» uxl# .« .. 4. o .«
3
V 16x20
tllATS S CAPS,
FURNITURE,
BOOTS S SHOES,
Come and see for yourselves, we will convince you that we FELL GOOPS CHEAPER than they were ever
offered iu this market. Remember that
WE
Stoves for
Sign of the Cook Stove,
& 18,
Counoil
fl^HOLESALE A1 RETAIL DEALER I*
TT all kinds uf roOkl.NO. PARLOit AL HBATIXG
STOVES and
Manufacture of T1X,
Y)*JOB WOKK, iu the
trade,done
RESPECTFULLY
informs the citi*etiH of WKSTMIN IOWA & NB
BKASKA. that they have just received oue of the ilueet
•ud largest sh
cks of
Spring & Summer Goods
ever hrov.cht above St. Joseph. Our CIKMIS was PUR
CHASED
for
CASH, ot
tlrst hand manufacturer* and
IMPORTERS iu the
Cities of New York, liosloti aud Phil­
adelphia,
AND huve been selected
with ftreatcare.
vha
Fire Insurance
I hefo R|M- la
WHICH
..ther
bouse in the We-t.
Co.
sale TOR TOOTLE & JACKSON.
n3-u
IIAXS. PARASOM, FIXE, TXKCY AND
Black Dress Silk.
$500,000
CIIILDV
B. L.' T. liourland,
OFFICKHS:
9c
n2-u T( lO'l LK AI'KSON.
ONK
D. c. BLOOMEK, A«EAT
OF THE LARGEST fc BEST ASNOftf
KD STOCKS of (groceries A- Provisions iu tbe city.
Just received ami for sale cheap, by
nl-u TOOTLE FIT JACKSOX.
AT.entleineiiH'
»ale cheap,
Jewelry Store
OF
A. XX HOBmsON,
First Boor East of Pacific Honse,
ANIMMRECTLY
OPPOSITE MrBRlOE ft
BOWKN'S. if you wish to obtaiu tbe C1IKAPIC8T
bu BEST JEWELRY in towu.
at the Klephaiit, by
UL-u TOOTLE St JACKSON.
Furniture! Furniture!!
IF
VOU WAJiT TO 11VY HEAP FI RM
Tt'HK OR all kinds, C»ll at Furniture Ware
Rooms, opposite Kmpirc Bl«x:k,
««nonr
.'•V* "^5«
teMUTiiVB
both STAPLE I'A NCI HARDWARE, «L'KKNSWAHE DRT-fifMHIS, BOOTS ft SHOES k HATS AXD
CAPS. All
Upper Broadwar."
JAMES HEXSHAIX. i
Nnr Stm!
NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING,
GRAIN & PROVISIONS.
will uot be undersold by any HOUSE West ef tbe Mississippi
^••:|fSI|« Of the Bee Hive, No. 1, Palmer's Block.^J)
THOMPSON & SIEGRIST.
1857.
Upper Broadway,
Bluffs, Iowa,
COPPKH FIT SLIKKT
NM-HAS-E in IBIF
WUH neatness and
despatch. M. ROGERS.
To IVIercliantH.
SJ^IVr sale very cheap, for CASH, at the Stove
Store of ji. ROUERS.
United
EXPRESS COMPANY.
Capital £500,000.
THE
Sign of tho
ABOVE WKLI. KXOWX COM PAST ITAVE
ESTABLISHED
Marriiso. Griaupll, M.mteiuma, Ncntou, Wcs liuiaes, I
ADH. Wintersftt. Lewis,
to
Council Bluffs & Omaha City, i
•BdaTprrparp.lt.xl.. a GENERAL KXPRKSS AND
FORWARDING HI SINKSS. WitL .ptvial atlfiitiou t,
tbe 1
-aiiMu^i.1
..11 .,1 COIN, BANK NuTKS. G(M)lS.V
PACKACKS. iml also t.. thet'. I:o- ti .11 ..t N'ote. lh t!ts
and .\RI-uunts, in all the principal OTIP? and t'wiiii in
the I'liUed staica, C.in.tdii.-. Cali(..niia and Eun-pc.
Ordrr Kood» by the Laited Statra
PRCSPKCTL'55 OF THK
tJaited States Oirectorv!
THE
UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE ISSUING ABOUT
the first of OCTOBER 1857, a book under tbe above
title to contaiu about
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES!
[Size
of Pages
15 by 20 inches.)
The OBJECT of the U. 8. Directory will be
1ST, TO GIVE THE NAME AUD PO*T OFBCE ADDRESS OF EVERY
.MALE
BY AN
expressly for this market, and onr
red hi
S pi
PERSON
C.»tto
w i enable i w o nell
LOWER
tban any
WK Plrdjjr OURM'LVE* to
sr11 GOE«U nt Stt» Loafs Prices, adding transpoita
tina—to Country Merchants.
Biffn 9t th$ JStephmnto
«oou a po •ible.
AI) of the latest styles just re­
ceived and for I*aie by
u2-u TOOTLE & JACK50N.
CENTRE DRAFT. Frori« Brral-
LNG andunu or two llorse Plows,
iM
Russell's Shaving Saloon.
HAYIXG
RECENTLY REFITTED AMD
euIarttiHl AT n»y OLRT stand on Middle BrQ
way, I am now prepared to wait up«»n my 1
CUSTOMER* and
the public in general, in a man
ner that will 511 rely please.
£3*Parti U'. to llair-Cut
ting. Sham|»Var
inc.attentiongiven
in tbe ISTE^ styles.
$3* Saloon on Kiddie Broadway, opposite the
for
la MAKING UP list*, write the name
ward them
MISAES STRAW, HAIR AND
Channel FLATLFR—beautiful style- Just received
anL for sale by TOOTLE U JACKSON.
U2-u
O N N O S EXTRA CITY
^L/v Brand
Flour, warranted tD he a
just received and
ON iniinvdiately.
NO. 1 article,
for sale at Ihe Klephatd. by
sale cbeap
TOOTUS TT JACKSON.
NOTICE.
ik
I
Correct Time.
HATE «OI,l» TO MY BROTHER. JAMES
HKXSHAI.L, JR., uiy entire STOCK or GOODS
ami .store Tinoumg me in nnv hliiipe nr
'"»»iier, will make immediate payment tu liim, aa my
authorize'! a{ em, or IN* IrIiil to a Aettlemetlt by law,
art lurtber time cannot anU wtii uui be (tiveu.
8i-tif.il. a r. m.
Presbyterian Chnrck.—Ber. JOHN HANCOCK,
I'astor—It)'* A. M.
€on(rr«aiUnal rhnreh—ROT. O. C. RICI, hi
tor— I0S. A. M..1H F. TEBBKTTA SS
iei
ItOB'T Ht'SSHtl.,
JMH. M.. MTJL HI. at
tlio BEK iUVE.,
L'.'-pe. (IS WILL HE sent Post paid to any person WH4T
may order LI
TO PKEVENT MISTAKES.—Write distinctly th«
Names p,»t offl e. c'oimtv and state
MORRIS UAKUNKK & Wlf.KKS,
Puldishers. Ciiu-innati, Ohio.
2i. it. Publishers iu*ertiug the above iirospecttM in»
cluditiE this N• 11. three times in their H'KKKLY pa
|er, ami lallinu attention to the same in their Kditorial
wilnmns. will re'.-eive COPY (,f the t'. s.l ire. tory de
livered at their offli-eafree of ihaigf. Direct ail'ex
change papers totlie U, S. Directory. [nli-A
New
risr. ASSORTMENT OF rLOTllINO k
rurtiishing ^*OO0SOF late Style*, for
Maiu Street,
nl-u TOOTLK AT JACKSON.
Plows! Plows!!
OWEX'S
r.m.
^EPIU-.P.1 Chnrrb—Rev MB. VAIIOS-J r. M.
T"f"r»nf»r» atlendin* any of the cttoTe churckea
will be provided with M*ata
NAILS—10 GRIND STONES—
cks. I
Am
Cbaitia
900 hx!«. Glass, from 8 by 10 to 50 by 40
100 Pauel Doors
y
ataarted sltei— t.
v aiMWCV '•IICT
*#r nle Cbeaiv, at the Klephant. by
TOOTI.K k. JACKSOLB
'•3E2TW
or
SBOCEME*.
Mi mns mi,
U. & V. A Express Bmhe,
DIRECT FOR
DftTcaporl, Itock Iilwl CMcac*1
And all Peint%»t tbe East,
Mtmimppi and Mhaonri Railroad in Con
nection trith the Chicago and Motk k
l#nd Rail Road-
InterimUtrougb (run inriCilf toChjcas*VMKMT
cfeange of Can, cronlng tbe
ftRlt felNMni Kllcr BrMfCtt
IliWa Davenport and Rock Inland, thna av«MiwtlM
auooyance of Ferries, sitd changes, as by other routes.
25 Miles Diitance Saved!
By tbis Route Travellers from Council Bloffe
aad Fort les Moines will save Twenty-five Miles dis
tance. Fare Lower than by any otber Route.
fwr Trmtna Ueave Iowa iltjr Dally
Sl MDA^fl EX€EPT£0.
6-16 A. fc Kmifraat
•-3
port,
11-15 A, )i,—Freight and Emigrant.
1.30 M.—Evening Express for Mtucatioe, Dtrn
port, Chicago, and all points eaat.
•*i» A.
m.—Freifht
—rrei*nt a Kmigraai.
go
b3-SWSS!85p
A?fWta2t ^ARIE®
STOCK or
qUEEKSWABE,
I CHICAGO,
Wo. 16 & IS.
BUCK'S
lit OX and BRASS-WARK.
The
NUZNI^ \VI»M»'RN L"WA and Xel*ra.»ka. who
ish to
lino, are re?pei-ttully isdicited
call and examine my EXTENSIVE and magnificent
SFCOIK. LIEFNRE purchasing.' elsewhere.
IN-LT«»..JUII!
atid all de-cnptions of IIousc-(flitters
and S|M»ntinfe, pnmiptly done ARID warranted.
L: L.I: RAT I O -1M O V KD PAT­
ENT "CLU'l'KILFII.I.KY'S HOT A1H "CUAR
TKR OAK"—liHllJGK'a Improved .\£W EKA Cook
Stoves.
If For sale cheap at the SIGN OF THE COOK
•STOVE, hy M. Rt)GK«S.
litical calculatinn
States
a ruute lr\IN lowa City West, ttaruugh
(OF THE AGE OR FIFTEEN YEARS AND AAWARDSL
LBE
COC.N'CIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
nl-u TOOTLE fc JACKSON.
S1PRINO
XAMI*
JU1
PLACE OF PUBLICATION OF EVERY
DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY AUD QUARTERLY PAPER AND MAG
AAUIE. PUBJICBED IN THE UNITED STATES. I
EACHSI.ITE, CITY. TOWN, AND POST OFFICE, WILL I
BE ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.VILLAGE
TBO NAME
SVIUIEA STYLES MANTLES,
OF E.IRH PERSON W I
HE
RANGED UNDER
'J** HE 34 incbos.
DANIEL
Missouri River Packet.
Xtyular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet.
For Florence, Omaha City, Coancil Blnfls.
Bellevue, St. Mur)'» Wyoming City, Linden,
Brownsville, LR-KRLL. White Cloud,
lowa Point, Saraunah,orr8.ON
BESTOWED upon the Admiral w
the
SUMC valuable IJNIL, Hou«e« and LAU can be ba-11.\
applying to UY brother.
NL"U
KOTICE.
I oumtl HI
THOMAS HESSIIAI.I.
Time of Church Service.
E. RHL'RCH—REV. MR. GOODFEI.
LOW,«ast.r—10.H A. M., IJi T. M.j SiWiath
It.
of the
POST OW-C,
County aiu! state, at tin- head of the Sheet, tlien nil the
wiih distiiiclly written names, of Male per-
•remainderof
otn MILY. the AGE of Fifteen Years and upwards,and
as
80..11 AS you
hove sufficient to till on envelope, for­
St Joseph,
elegant pasnenger
packet
i e uu-
der his COMMAND, hereby hegs leave tender his ac
knowledcnient*, and to solicit for hi*toucw boat aeon
TINIMTX E
«f its cinddence and patronage, pledging un
tirnik' exei'tiuns of himself and officer* to give full aat
lMaction to TH»AE with whose BUMNEAA he may bo
hnnored. The
MIN-E-ha-hah
was huilt expressly for
tiffs trade, under the special supervision
of t'»|)t Baiter, who has spared no trouble or expense
toinake her a nuuihei one River steamer, and
BEGS
to assure his friends,Missouri
N,at she is
most admirably
adap e to the wants of the river, being of great
LIGHTNESS of draught, EASINESS
of imslel, aud
eucfi appluatiun of nnolunery, as must make bcr
amonir the fast ones, with cabin arrauneuients and ac
oonnitislatioiis of a superior order, and not excelle-T br
those OR any boat in the river, combining all tlio most
modert, improveinents that safety, eontfort or pleasure
INLL .'I1
1®6"'' 111. ber appointments, n.Kb
«ng Wiiibe wauun* belomium to those
of
A orat clasa
pawenwr eteamer JOSEPH MclNTIKK, Anent,
AW. 90 Let,EE SI Commercial STREET.
June
IS.
TT.sr tfr-rElTKI). A FEW FINE WATCHES,
O 30 ltajf fmrlor
la |fl«« faMf.
A beautiful ST.KIK rf LatostStyles #rir«irjra includ
ing Ladies* and U*pt»F PINS, STTDS, SLKKVK-Ht'T
TOMS. in all variety of Hettlogs, Pare Gvtd Tlumbtea.
CIU)S3Ju^ BHACXI.KT5. ILC.
f*-* A D. RoilMKW.
jt
A M.—Morning Express for Muscatine. Daves- ff^ART.
rt, Rock Island. Chicaao, and all poiuta at the Seat. H' RAXDaLS A CO
Trains arrive at Iowa City 10 15 A. M.. 10 29 A. M.,
4 45 P. M. and 8 46 M.
Three Trains Leave Mnscattae DAUY,
(SCN1AYS EXCEPTED.)
7:06 A. M.—Morning Express for Davenport,
Island, Chicago, and all point* East.
12:60 P. M.—Freight aud Emigrant.
3:56 P. M.—Evcniug Express
tor
with Mulligan Central Railroad, and Jdchigau
Soutbern Railroad for all parts of tbe Southern aut*
Kul.ru Htatea.
Through Tickets for all the principal Eastern
Points, can be procured at Uie Ticket OOe«s in Iowa
City and Muacatine.
J3" Baggage re-checked atCbkafo, and transported
free to connecting lines.
ADDISOxVlT, Snp't.
B. L. CABROLL, Traveling Ageut. nl-u
CHICAGO AND BIRUM1TON
RailroadLine
(Chicaao, Burlirvyton and Qumcy, Central and Mil
itary 'tract, and Peora and Oquateka Hail Road*.)
Iruo
from Burlington, Iowa,
without change
UF Cars.
The NI'FST direct mute TU Chicago. Xew York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and all other uuporteut POINTS EAM.
Two DAILY trains leave LIUR.iugt'.N, SUNDAYS exceptcd.
1. Day Express. Through, 7.30. A. M.
Arriving at Chicago on TE same evening, passing
through Monmouth, Galfediurg,Fruicetou, AND ouBftect*
ing at 3(endota with the liliuois Centra! Aai! Beads, to
LaSalle, Blooiutield, SPRINGTITDD, Iecatur, JacksoQrille,
aad Naples. Abo will Galena aud Duiileith.
8. Express. Tnrougb. 7.30. P. M.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at Xeodo*
taforSt. Louis and Cairo. Train* on THE above roads
run in ck*c connection, avoiding all laying over at any
OF the
points.
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Cen
tral and Michigan Southern mud*, and with all the r«»ads
leadmC to the Atlantic Citic*, Ohio. Kentucky and Fenu
sylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7.30, P. rcacbes
Galena and Duuleith in 12 hours, and St. Louis in 20
hours
By this route passengers will reach the interior of
Ohio and ludiaua in le** time, and with fewer changes,
than by any otber route, connecting via MICHIGAN Cen
tral at Muhigan City with the Xew Albany and Salem
Rail
ROAD thence t»
all points south and south-east.
Baggage checked through to Chicago, and NO charge for
handling at auy poiot.
£^"TLMUGH tickets hy this route can be purchased at
tbe Kai! Koad Ofllcc in Burlington.
C.O MAMMOM, Su)eriuteudeul.
1). BTMHK, Ticket Agent, Buriiusloft. N&-%
r.Ennr.E M. E*T0, Kditur
Bfe. 16
P^»E
UA
with
"I'pper Tens."
I'^IILEY'S
"MUMiHir' OR ELEVATED
Oven.
BL'CK'S "CnitPd States," or Elevated Oven.
Superior Pionee:, Arctic Air.Tight and Golden Tlarp
Cu«'kitu Stoves.
ic
VI:uiiguri:IN
to a country
Proprietor.
DAMLh (iOODLOE. Aasistaiat £ditor.
BL'I riCIKNT TIMK HAS KLAI'SKL» 5INCK TIIK
lJiichfiiun, TO DISPEL the Hpe»
euteruined hy many WHO did not SUPPORT his electi
i ju LONG
agitated by EX' itinj cvl!U
of po-
IN lS5t. as the BASIS
of a new party
at the City
I
then fi-rmed TO cuntrul the destiuies country that
agitation
TI.
which ih"-e who surr»»of»thehim
ur now IWK 1
conrtdentiy for the perpetuation of their OWN power.
views ihe e J»orti'ns OR OUR countrymen may he re
flected.ot
THI- NEWSPAPER
aud will endeavor
TO ui*iu?ain
L»rehensiveue s
ns
Expre»»
CMipany."
THoy are als nrnnlat regularly from Iowa City north
of the Constitution and
as to principles ot pubitc akuiinistration, to the school
•f
politics illustrated by the genius of Mr. Jefle:
.. ...
peace andjusiice in our foreign relations the cwuaoli-
by a peculiar
ALPHABETICALLY AR-
THE HEAD OF THEIR RESPECTIVE PUST OFFICE
ADDRESC. I
As the
U. S. Directory
w i be
A matter
DAS*,
of interest
to every resident ot America, we respectfully solieit
the Aid of Post MUSTERS aud others, iu all parts of the i
couutry, in obtaining nauies aud SENDING them on
which hears
A
public burdens, and
1
8«ui ike Iwii
Cyfus C. Kuhn,
mort
KKmnu^rvvr
TF ibe CHisen*OF Council UNA* I
b» hu ofCMd
toafccttoaary & •'twit »«.
on»door We*
re
ot
tke PMt-Onre,
w
oiwtaaur h—*, *U kloteplu. CAMmSf
Jtaiiins, Fiat, Orang*, Lemmt, Ft
Englioh Walnutt, Mmonlt, ke.
askd manj other articled to numerous u»
9
w lf Ji)B
„iih SS'iSjg
Nofloe.
TtSKSSSSffZXSX
atnCM will herraftrr b« o,uiu.tol
by
K n i v-n?t
I CO., at tbe ok) ITAIHT nexi
tiuir
to tbr fc
fercSi.1"""'"
Pruvuu~
Pcrituni to tbe
ot
DiM
livnn,
will nil TMI .RFw
.i. FC 1
•.HIndebted .7 "Arm
,,u
RT' wi"
»AAUAIJS a #w
PI,eCIM
*»«cafl and settle without furtL?^
a EAHSALS &
Davenport, Rock
l¥ext Door to Post «mTt
Keept Constantly on Hand a
Is laud, Chicago, and all points East,
Trains arrive at Muscaune at 9 60 A. M., 1:36T.
and7:66 P. M.
53" For travellers poing East, tbis ronte is the cheat*- —.VM
est, qaickest, and uioi»t reliable, and its advantage?* are u^r u fe*|chos' Beans, Dried
superior any otber offered, connecting at Muscatine u'ln! Fork. Ma' k
witb boats on tbe Mississippi River for »t I»uis and J7
leitb, Uutiuque and St. Paul, al Bureau Jumtiunwitb
train* for Peoria, at LaSalle witli Illinois Central Rail
road Nurtb for Dixon, Freeport, Galena. Uunleitb and
Dukoquri S.jutti for HIixjiuitiKtoii, .Springtlelil, Jaiksoti
ville, Kapler, Cairo, Alton and St. Lotti*} and at Chu a-
lection of
Meal. Bacon, Ijird, Butter, Km
Fuiatvei, (,'orn, Oats, oni.ms, lined
e
New Orleans at Daveuport with boats for Galena, Dun- i ^un^c* Mulassi
la»ilh lliihtuiiio ANAL PAN 1 .» UU»A«I. .L Y' TRTOCERICS.
kern, Rice. Su
and all kindi
Per««is favoring n* with their patronage, mar m.
pricM fwCA^ r"
Ki,ub,r,i"I.S"clo^SrnkWDK
price*, roriASH. K
Au#Uit 2S-ulb-tf.
F. JI.
S NOW COMPLETED,* AXD TRAINS .\OW i
I*:E entire distance,
u la
BASK OF TEKIMA,
•-:'j n- TXKJLMA,
Ji. T.
KXr\amft OSrr «r Buk ot Tcka*e,
OMAHA, X. T.
THB
ABOVE IKSTITI Tlf)N» ARB .VOW AM.
DuniiwlrtMd
,OT tbe trjn»icu®
a general
Gold, Silrerand Kxchante on varloas
P^^it^
P«rt« K THE
8, Ud
MMI*, CtsA
mU,^22-
1807.
SAMUEL DILLEH,"
WJIOLESALE ntJML '0m
I
ist.
•wslic i:arire Black,
corxcn.
BI.i
rrs,
IOWA.
J* *®F OPESWO A LAIB*
anil well IICLCCTM »(*K, «Inch
at Whole,»IE or Retail, lu
foun-1 Drn-«. Mrdirlnra. Paint.. Oil*,
Dj *--Sinff», Varniah, Ulaaa, Pure U.
R. rfu„I,ry. SONPK. Tra, Tobatea. CLAM^.
TlTe"^
tut:i'UiU'' Wltl1
'u" assorlnjSR?
Popular Patent Medicine*,
kolftlt !'v.TR. S FC"ER,:', V3riptr ,,f EVERYTHIIIKINMII,
U- .. ANA RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
His atock cumpriaea the CH.,Drugvariety
ice»I RV„^L-
thoy
Powhaae. upon SSj
10 AT
Krcatiy REDUCED PRLW,
CjUa y
FBEMRirriOXS.
,DI,IrT'f:'V
In
person
PiUJSI'KCTUS OF THE I\CORPOR4TlOY
REPUBLIC The
WASlllNUTCX. I C.
par
particnlar -tf
L" up Prescni.ti.,11.-, and bi» extrii-ivn
rcrier.LC and »ui*rior tn «icduc ana t.ra.u,«l
SI^T, HIII
be
A K'larantecutu tlie publu »N
takes OR IUI|K^IIIUUI lu which
clerks might reuder them liable
Store accessible at all hours.
SAIfl BL UIU.FJfc
Au,'r,r'f I"r"rl""-"lion
tf the Coun-
Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Compa
ny, arc hertby modified to be as tbllmn:
ARTICLE 1st. The C.iri-.ratorn aod their MMM
nauie't IN ilic URI^MAL ARTICLES UF RHI TTI.'II ahaM
embrace the following POWER*, to-wit3:CIRT^»r
the Presidency, that his administration of affairs i L'E S^*?D- plead aud be impleaded, have per pet at I
would be ?o ni«derate and conservative a$ to Rive re-
SUU
a,ul
of opinion and interest. On the contrary, it has bee
far marked by violence of measures, w bich i* without
precedent, even in the administrate n of Pierce.
Jo
KANSAS, K ba- ^IVEN
all
"hile
he Cnited States at F»rt Leavenworth, I FOR^AND transferred iu RHE manner tbat the dirrctfT*
and BI^ heti
utidcr the command of a MAN OF kuown vjulenccof •'•hall direct.
character, TOR the niainrest PU:J»OEOT lutimutatiiit? our ARTICLE 3«I. The ON»ORATE HN^INESS of &AID.<ARP»*
fellow-citneiis there into
*UUU»I»AIOU
to a
(ureittu ui»ur-
THEPU.P/e of Mr. Buchanan's administration clear- between the
to keep up that agitation of tbe Slavery Question,
which wa deliberately entered upon
THER .HAINS
€'SS,"A'^IANT and receive
I»Y their CURJ-ORAIE na«e
lid
SELI, hire aud lea e
Corporate
I UJJ) MAKE_by-laws
IU paironapc, uot merely
to a faction, DETECTED hy the people of that territory, STALE* or the law THI State.
hut TU the MOST odious men OT that faction, M*UE of i ARTICLE 2d.—The Capitol Stock of »aid 1$me«»T
whom have I»articjpated directly iu scene? of violence :''HALJ he seveuty-rtve thwuf.ind Dollars, TO be dirMtd
it HAS coucentrated ihe eutire di®- IT" ^HARE# of ue Hundred HILARS EACH' to H«
property
•IXCRL: in
all lawful
^EAL, may
a e the
FRAME at PLEASURE,
ration, shall be managed by
In foreign aA'aira, it «4OES not DISGUISE ita purpose to I rre:deut and Treasurer, who obaii hold then SC«WE
take immc:IJ0 sums from the Treasury, to he expended YEAR, and until their aucce**or shall be ch«W ^E^L
in the purchase of new ierritorie. while it threatens ARTICLE 4th. Tbe
*ANI CORONATION
COMPLICATION* and warslatal to commerce, in the C\\clu-ive POWER
A* a matter
have i
tor the
REGULATION UT thetr
husic
riitjcgrfh-
A BOARD
patioii, and if lutiiuidatiou tails, of desolating them TBAN five, NOR NU.re than scveu. wh..?LUIIL be STOCK
with fire and sword.
{holder.
and from their number, thev ba!l
of irector» of
WI
A
shall havetbr
t- keep a Kerry and build a
sole inlere.-t of an institution, deen»ed tenjjx-rarv I across the MIS^.URI River, at a point known a* the
exceptional LY the louudcrs our Government,and
tut "LOSE TULE KERRY," OJ.JU SITC the City ..R Ouaba
which A.»w apires to an eternity of duration, aud to the pre?-eut PLAT.e of crossing. 01 AT ANY VTHCR practicable
umverf.il DOMINION. L^-'int «»N aid River, between the jioitits, vii: Midwar
TML-Rndc*
^RADE at or near
the
LANDING^ IL
"J..«ueTree KEFVY**
Iowa, and the Ferry
LANDING at FLORENCE
ITA IOWA, and the Ferr
1 MIDWAJ between said grade and the Ferry LANDING
at JIC'levue
ARTICLE 5th. If F-hail ethedutvof said COUNT*
ny to procure aud keep a suitable B..at or Bt«U, or«re«S
and keep in rrpair a sut*siautial bridge, for the ateattd
»Ieei! tranPrtatio(I of J-ERSVRJ- AND property OVER »aid
river, at all
There are large bodies ot our countrymen, 111 all part* I
of the Union, who deplore this orpanizai i«'I» of a
SET
tioiial party at the SOUTH, Udt«uied up%u the revolution
ary proceedings OF 1854. and S^TILI maintained hy violent C'-nflict with these articles. ......,
acts, apt ealing to CI
REASONABLE and suitable
TIONAL PASMUNS WHO perceive that further declared.,
it ostracise* ibe Moderate and cou ervati\e portion of I* to he regarded a.- all p.iid IN—L eing EM muted valve
tbe citizens ^F the slavehidding Mates FNUN participa-|of the property of Company. .Provided that NOTBHIFT
»ntravenc tbe power
atfairs and
OF WHICH IS SO recklessly
ap­
pealed to by political gambler.^.
It is proposed by tbe uudcrsigned, to establish a
NEWSPAPER
sheet
GOODLOK, or North Carolina,has
engaged to ASSIST in th(* editorial management of The
Republic, aud other addition* will he made tu it* CORPS
of political and literary contributors.
iitOR(iE M. WESTOK,
Editor d* Proprietor.
W^IHIKOT09T I. June 8th, lW$*
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ic., KC.
THK KXTIRJELY NEW, SWIFT
IU»l
»teaiaer. MIN-
K-UA-1IA. C.ipt C. H. BAKLR, W. 1|.
LAST-iidder. Clerk,
will, run as
Money may be forwarded by mail, the letter con
tainiiiK it tie registered, at my risk.U Large amoonts
bad better be remitted in drafts.
A regular
UU ABT»VE and intermediate points, continuing
in the iliuil T.ity trade during the entire boating sea
son.
Captain Raker, thankful to tbe public for ita VERY
generous eupport
Address— UKOEGK M. WKST0X,
Washington, D. C.
Bia-u
NEW STAGE LINE.
Benoet. to convey the S. Hail,
,from the Platte river, near La
Ptaite to Dahkoto, 1 am now prepared to carry passen
gers on this route v
Persona traveling through this region, will find this
line a cheap and pleasant one. Banning, as I do, in con
nection with the Messm. Bennett, whose line extends
from the Platte Kivcr
ria
Nebraska City, regular and
direct communication is thus opened from JDimcwota to
Kanaas, through the fairest portion of Nebraska.
Tbis is the nearest, cheapest and best route from
Ouaha and Council Bluffs U Uahkota and Siuuz City.
The points embraced in this route are as follows, to
wit:—-Omaha C'.ty, via Bellevne to Platte river and eta
Saratoga, Florence, Ft. Calhoun, De ('mning City.
Tekamah, Decater, ttlac^btrd, Omadi to Dahkota.
may-nS-n.
a. v. JOUXSOS.
1 QA MX. HATS AND CAPS, FOB. MLC
1 U V very chaap, at tbe Klephaut, by
aim TtH)TLE JACK!OK.
FOB
SALK BT HORACE KYKRKTT, IX BLOCK *.
I^ts I,
t,
a, 4 and 6 in beer's Addition.
In Block 4,
U in Block 1, Jackson's AAUUoi,
7 io Dhick 1, Baylisn 2d
Alao a one Acre Lot ia Ua||'» Addition, near
Bfr'a rMkJetice.
JtT.
OA BBU. SYR
CP—J«»t received and for ml* at
BKK HIVE.
C*" ESH TOMATOES—* larf* ATORK OT superior
J* quality,
for tth* N BR I11V8.
CAr*_Ca»,imere.
times.
ARTICLE tith ST much OF the original art I« let as
hereby repeaU d. and it is
max me t'j
to he regarded
the property of the Co
that the
CAPITAL Stock bereiu UN*
sec in this herein contaiued,the
U. DOVKS,
OR WELLINGTON, iu which, tbe
will be styled The Republic,
a nationality and coiu-
of view-, worthy of
IT? uauie.
Esteeming as thetuost imminent and pressing nation
al danger. the attempt to attain a geographical party,
by pandering
TO the PASM
OF theslavery propaganda.
The Republic will resolutely OPPOSE au Aduiiiuatration
which has determined to perpetuate itaeir by keepiug
up a form of party so dangerous and SO odious.
An inflexiUle attachment the I'moa. a levereuce
for the ConsTittih'-n of tbe
I'to
nited States,
of
ahall
tn n aud intlueiue iu pub.i
geographical arrangement OF parties the greatest dan- Directors t» make assessments if NE- E^SA: v, tu sect
gers of all kinds, iucludiug danger U* the T^EI ULIAR iusti- sudden emergeiuie aud EAPEU^EA of NEW U«T« UR
tution, the sensitiveness
lorry purposes.
Urs'RT B. CURTIS,
S \M'L HA VLibs.
M. TOOTLE, by
J. A. Jackson, his AtCj
JAMES A JACKSUN.
HEKMIAKT HE**, BY
JESSE
Williams his AU'y.
JKSSK WILLIAMS.
8AJIL M. Cl'KTlS.
Council Biuils, August 9, UL^MW
HA!VSCUM.
PnOSPECTl'S OF THE
DIBIQI E, DAILYF TRI WEEKLY & WEEKLY
TIMES.
TIIK
AS
the high-
eat achievement of human WIdoui a general conformi
ty, as
1
to Cedar Rapids. 1
BL1AS G. S£AI8, AMT.
Council Biufl^, Anfnst 8-u!5-3M I
T*»
doubtful
C"»N"TRUCTIOU»
PI BI.K'ATIO.V OF THE 'DNBA^LIR DAILY
Tiinrj.."—AN K\EMU^'PajCR—will be cor.MIF&ced
on or before the 15th DAV i.r JV.VE It win
P'P^R- AND
lK
It will be one of the aims of The Republic to co- vndeu*ed summary of the evenu of juicrcst, and tbe
operate in retlucins the expenditure* »»f the (fovern- Agricultural progress of every County the Statp that
mew, which have been xwollen to .seventy millions j»er I
1,4,1 le
auQuro by the extravagance aud C«rrupiii n of tbe purty
in power. The revenues OR tbe country are mainly
coutrthuted hy IT* free laborers, while its di#hurse
NIENT5,
of a e years, ne een ule w i very i e
reference to their interests. Public employments,mili
tary, naval:and civil, have become more and more en
GN.sse«L
I
IN THE UNITED STATE*
2D. TO GIVE THE NAME OF EVERY POST OFFICE AND POST
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little of the
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«D
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premature, or dauyerous enlaitienieuts territory the The TRI-WKKKLY TIMES will he issued ou TUSSD^*
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