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i leoiMi.
I have bat one enemy in the world—a
confounded fellow culled Ego. lie und I
V ure tho beat possiblo friend* formerly.—
Whoa' were boyu together—thnngfi he
got me iuto a few school-scrapes now and
ngiiin, and once made me run away from
fcujua—tuxl
had
a murry
time of it on the
whole. Hut when 1 grew up to manhood he
Leciune my ruin. lie spent all uiy money
|»e watiid.iiiflUt o»l my drinking too mach
lirundy he urged ine on to quarrel he
taught me how to gamble in short he un
dertook to «Mutg iu« by express to the
devil.
The wor«\ of it is, that the fellow has,
llrid always had, a eortain fascination for
Hie. lie has such a gay, plausable way of
loading me aetrav. Whenever I am led in
W" t«tfptntio!\ Tiy him, und the thing is all
over, and 1 am mourning over my past fol
lies, 1 invariably iind myself trying to ex
cuse Esro. lie did not mean it should end
so. Tht! thing might have turned out dif
ferently. Anybody—why not Ego?—would
have
Imctj
deceived.
Whan a couple of years ago, I undertook
to keep a ichelor'ti establishment of S( 1
:n
ilid proportions on two thousand dollars a
year, it was Ego that perstiaded me to this
rash step.
"My dear fellow," said Ego, "you will
save by it. You can get a nice ainnll house
for €vo hundred dollars a year. Your dress
will cost you live hundred more and for
liftuen additional you can supply your mod
est table and personal expenses. This, you
observe, will be five hundred more than your
prasent incomo, but lhatsiaall sum you will
more than realize by having a home of your
own. You will remain more within doors:
you will work more and the chances are
that instead of adding five hundred you will
add a thousand dollars to your income."
I took the house, at a rent of six hundred
hut as Kgo said, what ditTercnce did
hundred dollars make to me in the long run.
1 furnished it that cost mo two thousand,
the payment of which, as I have no ready
money, 1 had to inst.il with monthly install
ments, with a mortgage on the goods to my
creditor. I was obliged to have two ser
vants, who robbed inc. 1 au not inhospita
ble, and, as I have a large nc|uaintaiicc of
young men about town who like a good bot
tle of wine. My first three months in tny
new domicile was a scene of dinners, suppers,
und champagne breakfasts. Not much work
done that quarter. But Ego told me that
next quarter I could make up for lost time.
Somehow i didn't. How could I? Men
dined with me every day. From diuner they
remained to supper. Generally had too
much wine to go home. Plenty of spare
bods in a bachelor's house, you know. Of
course a breakfast next morning. Who
would think of giving an ordinary breukfast
to a lot of seedy men who went to bed the
night before half drunk, and who wake up
with unstruug nerves and a craving for
stimulus'/ Overture of champagne cock
tails then, un hour afterward, ousters,dev
iled turkey, omlets,
pati de Joi grits,
itrmi taxse,
of Kirch-
wasser, brandy and' Cureoa. After all, ci
gars und conversation far into the day.
Meals such as this can not in any country
be called inexpensive, and a scries of thorn
recurring three times a week brings up the
household bills to quite an aristocrutic pro
portion.
Of course, there was soon a hole in my
ballad. My furniture was seized. Not hav
ing been alile to pay my rent, I was uncer
emoniously ordered out of possession. I
had a host of infuriated tradesmen hovering
around me, as the Cossacks hovered around
Napoleon's armv in retreat. To crown all
my misfortunes I had to board. Board after
six months of such luxury as mine! The
reverse was terrific.
1 have been in difficulty ever since, but
would Imvo saved enough to have gotten
myself out of them long ago, if it had not
been that this abominable Ego is nlways se
ducing me into spending in some frivolity
the money destined fur a better purpose.—
Ho whispers to me that I must have n new
coat—one of the lute fashion. Mine has
been out of date nearly three weeks. He is
enraptured with a breast pill at Hall and
JSlaeks—a charming trifle of eighty-live
dollars. Ho is consumed with envy when
he perceives young llelzebub weaving long
winter boots, when 1 have only the ordinary
Wellingtons. 1 must have a pair of enam
eled leather. So the fellow goes on. There's
no reMisting him, he has such a pleasant,
plausible way with him. lie has a wonderful
knack of prestn ing the bright side of things
to you. lie is adangorous fellow, this Ego.
Seriously, 1 havi- been eoagitating for
some time quarrelling outright with Ego,
only I don't know how to accomplish it. 1
can't cut him, for the fellow won't be cut.
It's no use to tell him to leave me, for he
won't take the hint. He has been with me
so long that 1 have become a sort of second
nature to him. 1 can't fight him on account
of our near relationship: and I can't kick
him because my gymnastic education has
been neglected. 1 have sometimes thought
of a refuge—suieide. Cut if I were to take
luy brains out, I am not quite sure that 1
would escape from Ego.
a
The Fall River Monitor tells the following
pood story: "A countryman (farmer) went
into a store in Iloston the other day, and
told the keeper a neighbor of his had en
trusted him with some money to expend to
the best advuntnge, and he meant to do it
where he would be best treated. He had
been used very well in lioston by the traders,
and he would not part with his neighbor's
money until he found a man who would
treat hiui about right. With the utmost
suavity the trader says: 'I think 1 can
treat you to your liking how do you want
to bo treated?' 'Well,' said the farmer,
with a leer in his eve, 'in the first place 1
want a glass of toildv,' which was forth
coming. 'Now I will have a nice cigar,'
*a$s the countryman. It was promptly han
ded him,leisurely lighted, and then throwing
himself buck, with his feet as high us his
head, ho commenced puffing away like a
lutchutan. 'Now what do you want to
purchase'' savs the store-keeper. Country
man—'My neighbor handed mo
when I left homo to buy a plug of tobacco—
Ime you got the articles''
C^"An acquaintance of ours boasts that
his virtues are in everybody's mouth, lie
is di-cidonly mistaken. His vices are in oth
er people's mouths, and his virtues all in his
own eye.
l7"A fellow slipped down on an icy pave
ment, and, in a sitting posture, muttered,
"I have no desiro to see the town burn
down, but 1 do wish the streets were in
ashes."
!^5?""Sir" said a blustering little man to
a religions oppouent, "to whataect do you
suppose I belong?" "Well, I don't know,
but should think you belonged to the class
generally culled m-sects."
Ci?*The p^n is the silent mouth-pieco of
the mind, which gives unii{iiity and perma
nence to the evanescent thought, or fancy, or
dream of a moment.
p-V* Why was man made with wide-spread
ing arms, except,
as Dryden beautifully sup
pose?, 'to satisfy a wide embrace!"
CSTOttentinies a political party, -before
an election, promises to "roll up a large
ma'ioritv," and, after the election, simply
rolls up its eyes.
Lif^pyaking of a beautiful brunett belle,
of an Illinois city, a friend of ours accounts
dent.—Waiter.
H'aeter.—What,
sir
Gent—I've
got a toothache, -anad 3want
something to draw it.
Waiter.—Draw
»che?
what, the tooui or the
Gent.—The
tooth, mullct-hcad.
Exit waiter^ who in a moment returns
-with a b«d-wrej)ch, cork-screw, and boot
jack. .Scone closes with a blue edged plate
following a "whit:* jackct" out of the side
door,
U. C. SVTT. F. A. TBITLE. J. S. AXDBEWa.
Merchant's Exchange Bank
or
H. C. NUTT & CO.,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
MONKTS
RECF.ITKD Ok' DEPOSIT, FATABI.K OK
demand or at specinaddate. with or without In
terest. aa per agreement vitk depositor*.
Transferable Certificate*
of Deposits laaued when de
sired.
We draw direct un Ktv York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit CUcaiM, and have ateo perfected an arrange
ment Ijv which we issue Draft* and Letters «»f Credit "»n
tht principal Banters in One Hundred and Filly-Seven
Citien of Kurope.
Collection# made in Weetera Iowa and Kaafern Ne
braska, frceuf charge, and remitted at current rates of
Kxdian^e.
We receive oilers to Buy and Sell on Commission
Ileal K-title in I'jwa or Nebraska
Invert Money (ur Capita!!^, and Boy and Sell Land
Warrants «t current rate*.
kEftftEHCES:
Green, Cbomas & Co.,
L'OCLBAUeU BftOOKS,
liurtiaptoii, low*
WaikenCo. Hank, Ills.
David R. Preston feoo
f.E ITcraT & Co, W City
DrexelJi CO, PhlJa., Pa.
Vermont Bark. Mont'r,
Vermont.
Detroit, Michigan*
[nWa
Harvey Kino.Ehj, Boston
I,. i. Berry & Co. Adrian,
Michigan.
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
HONN & McCLELLMnif
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Sujn of the Golden Mortor, on the Aorth
Side of Lower Broadway, opposite the
one
"EMPIRE BLOCK."
WF.st.«.k
INVITE ATTENTION TO Of* KXLARGW
of
FRESH k rl'RE DRlfiS
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
GLASS fc I.YWS\VAAK,
FHi:\CH, ENGLISH k AMERICAN
PERFUMERY, TOILET k FA MY SOAPS,
HAIR, KAIL Ic TOOTH BRUSHE$
P.iint anl Varnish implies, Surgical and Dental lnstrfc
mem*. A lari-'R ami line aMorloicnt «t Astral, Jp
gauri. Spirit. I.nrtl audelhrr Lamp*.
Air", rnr Wiarm Knulinainl utlier LiqaefSt
tor M*lk.il .ti:
1 Culin.iry puriioscs, all ul whkU,
will M'll It smh rates as t. dory cminxjlitiuu.
Al~. all popular Patent Medieiaca or the Way.
Men-haul* and others, desirous ol purchasiiii Gou4i
ill Iinr line, will do well t» (jive u» a rail. Our sticfc
has ln-en felei-ted willriare, aud comprising mic "f the
lliie.-t assortment ever tieiorc offered in this market.
jlF- All guilds warranted as rpprcucnle-l, Physicians
Prescription* and Family llcceipts, accurately and care
fully comi»iunilcil. l"l^
fssf. 1S5T.
Spring & Summer Arrangement*
Omaha & Council Bluffs
with
etceteras. .Sauterue, claret, culminating in
Moet and Chandon's imperial. Then the
with the
povsse cafe,
Omnibus Line!
Chartered by the Legislature of Nebraska
WO FOUH llOKSf. OMN1UUSES WILL RUN BK
uveen the above places ilaily.
ives Oonncil Hlutl's every momiiiK, at 8 o'clock, A
iiml returniuii Irom (luiaha in time to dine at Coun
cil 111 litis at 1, I' U.
ni|.tl
Such meals, besides, have the curious
property of disinclining n person for work.
Now when a person spends money very fast,
und doesn't make any, the result must bean
aperture in the vocal composition, other
wise a hole in the ballad. Ego could not
controvert this.
COVNlll. HI.VV'V'S, lOW A,
OFFEKS
KOK SA1.K, TIIK KOLLOW1KG DKSIRA
HI.K lanils III Mills Comity.
S i, St and UtV Sec 19, Town 71,
It 4i—i'jo Aires ir»e milo Irom Nilin,ibt»ttany river,
ami 4 miles N K of T.ili-ir. $5 per acre.
S K'» N yv S.Sec H, Ti'Uii71, 41—40acre«tM.t
toia iftti't nil Silver cri ck, 3 miles S W of White
S W 4 S K S, Mc 19, and W N K 4. 5ec3*i,
T-wn 72. K.uiKe H—I20 icres ljuepruiiie anU timber,
two inilc^ we.-t White
K S N W S, S 33, Ti, It 4!—CO acre*} S W
N" W K 4 S W ami S W S K
li.
Sec 2, 72, 41 S K K S
Sec26, 73.1141—207 i)ttv-threehundredth aires. This
rt )i ill one iile Of Ol
mile we.'t ot the Ni.-hnahottany river and 3 mile.- XurtU
uf the UailnAd—40 «cre. of it is exi clleut timber.
SS KS and KH KS ami WH, Se-8. T73.
It 42—*280 av-res, lies on Ketf creek, mostly buttom land,
and 7 miles north *f (tlenwoad.
W S, Se 5, 73, 42
S K %, 7,
1
73, 42
160 acres
lies on Kei: creek, aimut 4 miles siouth »f the Stage road
ea.t from Council BlntTs, and 7 luiies uorth ul Ulcu*
wmwl. nil io 73 |«. at $5 per acre.
For price and Terms, apply at HORACE KVERKTT'S
Oftice, Council Bhitls. [n!5-u
First Arrival of
FURNITURE AND CARFETS
AT THE
FURNITURE EMPORIUM, KO. 1.
c-v
ILL AND SEE SAM. k JIM PORTER
KLD. patr-1
We itn
ler ttH'tneIves
to visit this POPULAR KSTAHLl.su.
MKXT, and see f«r votinselves, oin
1MMKN6K STOCK OK—
Cmrptta K W\ir#.
We feel warranted iu naying that the prices%hall
p1e.»-e. S. At J. POHTKRF1KI.D.
JLj* Store Room on Middle Broadway. |nl-u
Fair Notice.
ITfffWKBTcirculiitioti
two cet^ts
(ilVK PI'BLIC XOT1CE, T1IA* WTWi
put into here, notes of the Mt'n hanU
Hank of Macon, Gconjia, I hold my-elf re.-iH-nMl'le
f«»r its redemption In this market, and will, at all times
he in readine.-s t.» Mistaiu its integrity with Kasteru
Ciirreia y Hatikable in St Lmuim, »»r with specie at the
current ratesof discount.
I am it nti lineil, as have been other partie* in ttii^
City, to uillict a putdic injury by Wtyinft the issue ol
doutful Hanks at a discount, for »rcuUtUm here, and
Hub-e«iuently to repudiate it aud refuse to secure bill
holders apaindt Ion*. W. C. JAMKS.
P. S. My oiib e hurs are from the time I breakfast
i the morning, until 1 (to to bed at uigbt, which is
nietnurs at 9 and sotnetimes 11 oYimk.
Council Hiutl's, June 261 h, IU67-nd-u
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Keep i.'U,tantly on h.»nd Type fr«»m all the Koitndriet
in the Untte«| States. Wom| Type ol all varieties, Uha*
ee«, Rules, Caseri. and e\ery(hllitf requisite Tor the fit
ting out of a New*, Buofctr 04c^tum»kedat Phil
iidelpbia Price*. nt-ti
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
Regular Packet for Kansas, Omaha, Coun­
cil Bti'iffx 6l Sioux City
The
se\v, KLE«i.%vr, fast ad com
MODIOUS paswnjror steamer, OMAIIA, Andrew
Wincland. Master, J. J. Wilcox, Clerk, will run as a
ret'tlar j. kot tor the alo\e ami all intcrmediete point*
on the river. Pitroiis can rely upon her con
tinning the trade during the entire se,is«n.
The Omaha havim been p!aeel in the im«st nnexcep
tioiiaMe order for fhe trade, her »tttcers hope,'that by
trict attention to the C' liit.irt of pasen^er» and huttl
ness, merit a libera) share of patronage frutu ship
pers aud the public generally.
1
for the hrownness of her complexion by the
fact that she has been so often toasted.
£5^*While standing in the dining-room of
the Franklin House the other evening,wait- i
ing for a friend, th following scene took
place between a newlv arrived gent and one
of the '•white jacket" attachecs
JT.
NOflWAREIL
Job Mating ttfflce.
IT*. 1, NMr1!
Block, Third Staff,
Oounoll 3
PUBLIC
ATTEJfTIO!* IS UWHTrVUV
re«nested to Ibis eatabluhmcBt, in Uie uuirauce
that
AMPLE SATISFACTION WIU BE (JIVM 18
UUIM
T}|«(n|ky, Pru Work ul
Ctorpt,
TO mots WHO MAT II«VIU
Fn«cy ir Coan, Lar(e «r SMU INI,
BKSCtlTBV •,
Ifeattf,-Obti«flr, OmcUr Ml UHlrtw#.
The Mtteriali—all of which are entirely JV.B W,
have been selected with great care, and having
in success!ul operation uiic of WELLA'
celebrated
POWER JOB PRESSES,
Bills ef Fare,
Ball Tickets,
Certificates^
.JprograaiMea,
Bank Check||
Clmi%
Baceipti,
JMnmcM BM%^
aJ^EOD
Envsl»pe»,
Pwters,
Label*, kc,
with the ntaxnt expedition, and at Uw shortest notice.
Our facilities in the line of
railSTTHSTGh
Are sucU as will enable us to do any descr^Uon
«ff it, in tbe moat ex
aatiafactory manner.
BtJOOLSi PATKirx
caa supply our fricutls ami the "rest ul mankind," with
Cards any Ctbr, Size ar Price,
In as short a time, aa tbey muM wish.
l%,
T2, It 41—1-0 acres near White Cloud, anl iuljuiniiig
Mr. farm.
8 SSKS. Sec -28, T72, 41—
S W & \V 4 S K H. S il, T74, K 11,
tic- 1 mile north of Whitt Mot of the above
land in 7*2 4!, lies abuttt "lie itule tmrthof Mes.rs. S«m
mer' f.irm. i» sc.'oiid bein.'b butlom. within a mile or
two ot White Cl'Hid, and t:|Hin the line "t the Hifvlmn
tuit and Mo Hailrt»d, and is unsurp.i5.-ed hy any land in
Western luu a, and will he M»Id «-n re.^oiiuhie terms.
S W and 8 W S, See 2 J, 71, K *1—10 acres 2
mile? K of T.ihor. $5 per acre.
S W Jj 30 and s W V, See 31, 71, 42j
160 acres tinij»er, 3 mile* W Tal»»r. $10 per acre.
V. KH, .Sw 31. Ti, It 1*2—80 acre»i a tnile
eat o/ 3Ir. Stringer's tarui, on the road from Glenwvtnl
to Tabor. $5 per a re.
S w»», Sec 3 \YK S I3.V ami S W'» S Sec
1, 42—2.)0 acres 4 mi IDs K uf (J 1cqwlhx!# and
lilei north Kavette. $5 per acre.
,SWH and S K 4 S WS and S W S KU and 10
oft the Kiist i.le of KS WH K N Sec 35,
73, 41 W
E V E Y U S I N E S S A N
needs something in the way uf
Job Printing
A Bill Head, or
A
Leaves Council Ululls at 2 o'clock, If, and returning
at ti. M.
Th»' i»!mvc time will lieob^ervcl until furtbrr nuin
11. D. 1IAKL
EOBACE EVEBETT,
Dealer in Laud, Land Warrants
and Exchange,
Store or Shop Bill,
A Business Card or Circular*
Is alnioat indispensable. Therefore, we call the at
tention uf tbute intcre«ted, to oar facilities for Ueiog
EVERY KIND OF JOB PRINTING
This being, by far, the most extensive and com
plete establishment in this section of the **SIIEAT
WEST," the public may be assured, that uo pains
will be spared on our part, to
serve their intercuts faith
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1857.
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Cook. Sargent &. iN.wny, B.mkers, lwa City, Iowa.
Western Marine is. Fire lusurancc Company, Ouiaha
weekly times is
published every Saturday, at Xo. 138 Xaskau ST.
corner of Beekmati, Xew-York City. It is printed uj»«»n
a very.larpe iuarto'sheet, containing einht jMges of ix
columns each, in cle.ir type and uimii Kod p.ijer. It
will contain all the matter of general interest in the
Daii.y Timf.s. iue 1 udinu Xews troiu every quarter of
the World, CORHCSfONDCNCE from all the principal
l»oiiiU* of interest both iu Europe and America, audEn.
itobiai.s upon all subicHs ot interest that ut»y arie.
Besides this, one pace ev4iy week will le devote«l to
clndce ^ele^tii-ns from the current Literatureot the day,
in or»W to make the paper move acceptable for family
pernsul. Every iKssible efibrt will betunde, t»y Propri
etors and Editors, to make the Xew-Tork Weekly
Times the best weekly newsp.-iperin the Cnited States.
SuU»cripti»ns ou the terms Riven above, are respect
fully solicited.
jj*The Pwstasre on the Weekly Times to any part
of the Tinted States, is only 6 1-4 cent® per quarter,
paid iu advance.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES
RAYMOND, WESLEY CO., Publishers.
HESX, WILLIAMS k CO.'g
NKW
S E I O N A A 0 I 0 W A
THE
Regular St. Louis, Council Bluffs,
AND OMAHA PACKET.
THEftPLEXDIDPASftEXGEH
steamer STAR OP TIIK WKST,*'
on I.mas, Mister, will on the opening
.innience runmng to the above and all
iTfcterme»1iate places, and continue throughout the sea
hin. The Star of the Went has recently been tttted up
and furnihel iti the latet tyie, and a- for bu«ine*n
ami accomuiodattons for p.^semters. she has no «uperior
in the tr.hie ller« ^e: thankful for the liberal pat
rotuiEebestoweii on them the past »cSmii, respectfully
ua»k for a continuance of the *ame.
LARGEST AND BEST MAP OF THE
^tjteof Iowa ever puili»liel. Tbi* the only
Map that ha* tbe Raitr»ad Linoscixiteniplated and tho*e
iluihe\i l.iid down. To Land Agent*, and all those who
want a correct Map, we advise to net this.
Price in Pocket Form Tucks, $3 00
Price in Mu*lin Ca^e^ "i 50
Price on Hollers and Mounted, 5 00
A liberal discount ttiven to dealers. Copie* ntailctl
to any ,ul«lres.i in tbe United States, postage paid, uii re
ceipt of the price.
Tthe
JBTNA INSURANCE tOMPAKl,
HARTFORD, COXX.
Safr*t U4 Best ImsUtvthn
•i Ihr kiad.
IAIDWIS IX AGEST FOfl THE
iIk-vo tvinpany. wlio is now rrut, to ukp rink,
jii-l iKtiiries fi.»r bnilJiiiss, of lnprrtiiin»ii7e,
Jif.. in rhib city ait4 thruusbuut tlic ajuntry, at UHKi-
1
ns»-iii-a
new. elegant favorite p«»
SKXtiER steamer, WM. CAMBBELL, W.M EbDS,
Master, will run as a regular packet to the al» ve and
all intermediate points ou the Missouri river, mumming
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The "Wm. Campbell" has recently been fitted 4^and
refurnished in the most modern style, rejsardle*?. ..r ex
pense, slid with an eye single to strength, safety and
comfort, as well as with every convenience, that could
render her desirable to the traveling putdic, rendering
her now, tmth as regards capacity for business, superior
accommodations for patenters, eiual in the trade.—
Captain Edds hopes to receive at the hands ot bis nu
merous Missouri river friends, a continuance of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during a
series of years, whiioin command «f difi'erent boat*
aud f.»r which he hereby desires to present Ins most
grateful acknowledgments, promising increased efforts
to sive general satisfaction, and retaiu their confidence
aud patronage.
A reasonable share of the patronage of shippers and
the public generally, is respectfully solicited.
Pot freight, passage or information, apply to
AhiithAll
Amncuc X. Ike HjalaiaB Cafitol 8txk of this
corptraUM, it #M Ma»lw tmt WntiiJio
TMaMMi Mm, (all irnd in,) «W* Mar t*
cr«aeit lodeaMa ttat aaaoaut, lijr a iwliifHy vute ot
||}0 stockkoMera*
Stock is fltlfed into two
hundred and fifty skares ot Ave hnmkred eacfc.
AJlT€Li: 4th. Hie indebtedness of this CvriMMtiVp
shall not at auy one time exceed two aud a baK per
centob the capiUl »tock.
#th. ThekiuineMvf tkisOerpafklion shall
be conducted by a buart of DirecUrs, nine In number,
five of whom afcalt he ceti4euU ef Monona Couuty, who
arc electeij by balliit utttlre Second Monday fn
October^ hut said Board coiitiuue uttlce until a new
Uard is elected inl qUaliUe»l. In the election of t'M
cers, each stockholder ib entitle«l to one vote for every
tihare by bun vwne*t» provided Ibat bd at«j«khalder shall
ca&t at any one election, more than one tenth of the
whole number of the votes of the corporation. The
Secretary shall give thirty Uayb notice in at least oue
newspaper published iu tbo county, at annual election
tff said board. In case of a vacancy in said board, the
members shall proceed to till it by the appoiutiueut ol
another Stockholder as Director. All officers ?-ball be
shareholders. Shareholders nuy vote by proxy, pro
vided such pr»xy be made iu writing to the PiCaideut
ot the Company.
Abticli tith. Within ten days after the election of
a Board of Directors, the members elect shall assemble
and elect a President, Secretary and Treasurer. The
Secretary and Treasurer shall uot be member* of tbe
Board «if Directors.
AuTitLti 7th. The President and Secretary shall
t-igu all conveyances, assignments, and all bills of sale.
They shall sign and the Treasurer counter-sign, all is
sues uf stock. Xo issue, sale, conveyance or assign
ment of Stock Is binding n]»n the Corporation, or re
cognixed as such, utiles.- due record is made by tho Sec
retary iu a b»K»k kept for that purpose. It shall be he
duty of the President, or in his absence, the Secretary,
at the reiuet of tcu Stockholders, made in writing, to
call a meeting ol the Stockholders of said Corporation*
AnTii LE tith The Secretary .-hall keep a minute of
all meetings of the Board of Directors, aud of the
Sbxkholder*, and pertoriu all other duties usually per
taining to said office.
AKTii L£ Bih. The Treasurer shall disburse Monies
only uj«»n written orders of the President, sigued by tbe
Secretary, lie shall keep a full account of the finances
--J and report the same to thv Hoard of Directors annually,
and as often as by them requested. Ue shall givta
br»nd with good security, in such sum a* the Directors
may fr»au tune to time deem necessary.
Article 10th. By a vote of two-thirds of the Stock
holders present, there may be assessed upon each share.
a yt ef two per cent upon it» issued value but if such
assessment is made at a special meeting, the notice
calling such meeting, shall state the object of tbe call
Akticle llth. All Deeds, Bonds and other writ
ings, conveying a title to land belonging to the Cotnpany
shall be held by the President ill trust Tor the Company.
IJ)
ARTKL£ l*lh. £vcry Shareludder shall build a
house or store, with not le»s than three windows ami a
shingled roof. Jio house or boikHug to be built of poles
or logs.
1 Share not less than 14x16 &not less than 8 feet posts
14x16
3 15x20 10
4 .# 1ft IT Wx22 VI
5 *4 ltX^4 U 1«
1^x26
1
Half of the above improvements to be done before the
1st of lccetnber next, and all completed befote the first
of July, 1868, or the Share or Shares shall be forfeited.
AU forfeited shares go to the Coui]any.
Articli: 13th. On the first Monday of July, A. D.,
18ti8, this Corporation shall cease to exist.
Donations of Lot* will be made by tbe Directors, as
they deem it advisable for the best li»tere»Wrf tbe Cum
pany-
Officer*.
CnARf.KS K. WHITIXU, PretiifUt.
LVOXARD SJ3AMS, Treaturcr. ^^5
8AML RL PKAKSE, Secretary.
Board of Directors.
C. *Whitino, T. Klliott,
J. S. Merrill, W. ltiRTOit,
J. K. .VuHRlS'iN, T. H. BEHTOR,
M. F. Moore, Uouve.ner .Uorris.
E. D. V. Mason.
The above Town is situated atamt balf-wny tetweet)
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, at the tertmuus of the
Iowa Central Railroad, three miles froiu a good landing
ou the Missouri river, and is surroonded as far as tbe
eye can extend, with the most beauttfnl and productive
country in the West, with Timber, both hard and soft,
in abundance. [nls-4w.
FOR SALE.
4Ogood
0 Lota in lloward Addition.
Lots in Mullin's Subdivision.
100
Lots in the iUilroad Addition.
Lots in Hall's Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine tracts of land
witbin an hurs ride of the City with timber and water.
w Also lots aud shares iu Ouiaha City, Bellevne,
DcSoto, Tokainab, Logan, N. T. aud Junction City, Iowa.
Also lt0 acres of choice land two miles east of
Sioux City on which is about 40 acre timber. nl-u
KDW1X J. PHASER, Land Agent.
Bargains! Bargains!!
AT
"Rmplre Block
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I
HAVE TO SELL AT LOW KATES:—
1 line 1AT on the Putdic Square—
6 business LOTS on Broadway—
3 Kesideuce LOTS Oil ltaiicrott Street*- f~?'
41
4 4 4
Burn's "4
36 Bayliss' »1
75 Kail Road
30 Acres of l«and in ^e*. 34, Towu 75, R. 44.
40 iW, 75, 44.
JOMEl'H McKXTIRK, Agent,
No. Levee, and 8 Commercial street.
n3n
B. Bennett, Act. JUua Fire Insurance Coospany,
Ch ii.itt, Ohio
James Harlan, V. S. S., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. S R. Curtis, M. C., Keokuk, Iowa.
Coolhau^h H. Bnioks, Baukers, Burlington, Iowa.
July 4-nl0-u [Bugle copy.
Parks' Lumber Yard.
Thelarge
subscriber is now receiving
a and finely assorted stock of LI'MBKR,
which he will sell on as reasonable terms
as can be purchased in the city.
$3" Yard on Lower Broadway, West ol
Palmer's Block.
GEORGE PARKS.
n-u
CHARTERED, A. D. 1841.
Pcsria Marine & Fire Insurance Cs,
NO 39 MAIN STRKKT,
Peoria, Ulinoia.
This
(tovpant coxti.vi ss to issi k poli
IKS, on Marine. Inland Nnvi^ntlan* Tma«
portntioa Ic Fire Hlsk»« at reasonable rates.
DIRKCTOKS:
Isaac I'mlerhill, Samuel llowe, L. Holland,
W K. Pbelp., Ale*, li. Tying, Vn. Fenn,
Theo. Party. J*hilo. Holland, K. tiregg,
J. BeynoHa, W. A. Ilerrun,
c.
ISAAC I NDERHILL, Fre.'t B. L. T. BOVR
LAND, V. Fre.'t, C. HOLLAND, Src j.
Applications received and Policies iniiued liy
53-P. S..—Agents wanted in every Count, iu Hie J[, ]). RE9IE9IBER! First dOOT
State canviiss Tor this iiup. Very liberal terms will
utiri ven to Agents. Ntne of our cativa»sers are clear-1 £ast of Pacific Hotatc*
ing from $lo to $20daily onthk uiap. Apply for termu
as above. nl-u K. &L.
HK StMM RIBKRS WOI LD RKWtCT
fully announce to thccitiz«n» ot Pottawattamie
and adj^iniM counticf*. that he has tipened an ex
tensive Pine Lumber Yard, in Council BluAs city, ami
is io receipt of lumber regularly, and will keep con
stantly on ha"*1 a larjre and well elected stock of
I»I\E LUMBER,
From 1-5 inch to 2 inche« also, pine sidine and worked
flooring, pine ^hincles and lathf sanh, blinds, doors, fcc.
all oX which We will sell low for cash.
nl-u KKLI.ER & BKKNETT.
10
1,1
1 U at I
-j'.i-t received i.l r.
X). C. BLOOM Kit, Agent
CoUllril HI lift.
GO TO THE CITT
Jewelry Store
OP
A. 33. ROBINSON,
First Dssr Esst of Pacific House,
ANDJIIRECTLY
The
OPPOSITE MrBRIDE k
HOWKVS if you wish to obtain the L'llKAPICST
tL BKST JKWKI.RT in town.
Watch Repairing.
kurwriberbeino a prao
TICAL Watchmaker, reels cotnjtetcut to
repair tht» most dittlcult atnl delicate work that
may be entrin«tel to his cure.
gjjp All work Warranted to give satisfaction.
Correct Tlmie.
The
KRENN fc LEE, Publisher* & Bouk*e1!er*,
So. 148 L»ke-&t.. Chicago, III.
public may rest aswi rfdtiiat
the Correct Timr u, 4ud always wilt he kept by
A. D. ROBINSON'.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
*•*.
PIKE LUMBER*
Russell's Shaving Saloon.
Having
Particular attention given to Ilair-Cut
tinc, ShampcNiinc, in the latest styles.
JLJ=" Sal«M»n ou Middle Broadway, opposite the
Robinson House.
nl-u KOB'T. RrSSKLL.
/IA ®nS. RIO fc JAVA COFFEE—fur sole 4i
DEmva. iwtt mienv.
tOlm
Heap
1
ture. at wholesale nrices.
"therh""-1* hi 'he We»l WE
io Urimes' Addition
m*,}
6 I»ts in Beers' Addition—
SO LOTS in Kverett's Adfttl—
35 Howards
36
Just Received at the
Sign of the Cook
A o & 18, Upper
C^Qunoli
fJIiN^^R^WAKK.0'
u
IS 2 stories
1 8 w I S
9 20x30 17
9 T2\3tl 17
10 24x34 19
Tin,
n2-u TOOTLE k JACKSOX.
IIILDS'
CHIhamiel
D. C. ISL410MKU, A^fSU
Council Bluff*, May 1857-ulu
and for sale by
n2-u
very large stock of Silk, Beaver, Fur,
Cashmere, Wool, Panama, Kngtah. Straw, Leg
horn, Palui Leaf, just received and for sale at the
n5n BKK U1VE.
1857.
Regular Council Btuffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet-
ONK
For Florence. Omaha City. Council BIuJTa. Rrlte
tue. St. Mary'*, Wyoming City, Xebratkn City,
Lhidrn, Ilrownvillc, Lotceil, Oregon City, fyhtte
A
Cloud, low'. Point, Savannah, St. Joteph. Paler
mo, Atchisjn, Wtnton, Lcarrutror/A City, Kan~
ta4, Independence, Liberty, Lexington, 4'i'.
Brown Muslim,
recently refitted A!*id
enlarged at my old *taud on i(i«ld!e Broad
way, 1 am now prepared to wait upon xny old
cm«totnor« und tho public iu general, in a man
ner tlut will surely please.
7
„r
Weekly Packet
Gash Cttitr,"
rRSXH AtD WRLL AM0KTKD NTOCK OF OOODM, COXIHTIHO Of eMCIRIEX,
8TAP1.R fc FANCY HARDWABK, QUKBM8WARK, VBT-fiOODS. BOOTSh SHOES* RATS AMD
CAPS. of whKh, will he aoMoa terou u rMsoaaUe a* can be iMM. Toaatltf, joa in tbia reasH, I
unit Wri o»min»tiun.
»ciutp caih CWicr, Upper Broadway."
4-m
lAinimiAUria.
Stoves for 18ST.
•ILTONROGERS.
I1X' L'0P1,K"&S"K,iT
Tin-R««ofing and all descriptions of noose-Gutters
and S|touting, pnmptly doue and warranted. VPF®*
S o v e N o 1 6
Broadway,
lUffl
wo. feats.
1V all kiuils uf 1'tMIK.I^U, FAK1A1U HEATlRli .wo.nvrn a.—
llfftHLrMTT AND RETAIL DEALER IN
W all kiuds of CK»E1XG, PARLOR U llEATINi*
The citizens of Western Iowa and Nebraska, who J*5* OAC"—BRIDGE'S Improved NEW ERA Cook
wish to purchase in this line, are respectfully solicited
to c^tII and examine my extensive aud magnificent k ^®*p at tbe SIGN OF THE COOK
stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
JOB WORK iu the trade, done with neatness and "PILLEY'S "SHANGHAI" OR ELEYATJBD
despatch. M. ROGERS. -T Oven.
B!j k'S 'Tnited State*," or Elevated Oven.
To Merchants.
sheet-iron japanned ware. cJXl?i
Co«)k Stoves and Trimmings of superior manufac- p.®-* ^or
Stofe of
JCl^Xo. 16 & 18, SIGN OP THE STOVE.
nl-u M. ROGERS
TOOTLE A JACKSON,
Foncardinq & Commission Merchants,
A"o. 1,
Empire Block, Corner of
Main and Broadway Street*,
Sign of the
Council Bluffs, Iowa. l'KC.SPECTl S OK TUK
the undersigned RFJiPErrFCLLV United States Directory!
informs the of WKSTKRN IOWA & NR*
BRASK A, that lhe have just re^ci vt*U one ot the fluent 11'I!5 E SI(,N KI TR O
and hirgest stjcks of A
Spring & Summer Goods
ever hroneht ab«ve St. Joseph. Out Good* wa« PLrR-
CHASED for CASH, of lir»t lianrt manufacturer, and 't?'KTveU|VehX»aieMai.dP^!'offlre Addre«nf ererv
K,r."iuJ^'^e^'S&'XJX Tvan*
«xi»rience,l buyer jpressly for this market, aud our 2,1, the Name of evco' Post Office and Pout
stock wax purchaaed before the late advance in Cotton Mauter in the ITi.ited States. wi«vv«iun»i
Gi-MnJj1. whn.li w ill enable u# to sell LOW tR than mi) vive the N'atn^ nixi iijm Af PuhiiMtinn
plr,,f'
aell Gaada al St. Laila Price., adding transport.!- pabiishe.1 in the nite.1 state*.
lion—to Country Merchants
Mfa ef th* Mlephmnt*
COL NCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
^l-« TOOTLE Ac JACK805.
SPRINObjr
SUMMER STYLES MANTLES,
for hale TOOTLE & JACKSOX.
FANS,
Also, Iots in all parts of the City.
Also, 6000 Acres or KAKM1NU LAXD ifi Pottawat
tamie and ailjoiuiiig C»unties, at prices to suit purchas
ers.
83* Office in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
l?
BOGKK8.
ROGERfl.
United'States
EXPRESS COMPANY,
Capital Sa00,000.
Th*
above wkli. known coxpakt havb
established a route from Iowa City West, through
Marenco, Grinnetl, Moutetuma, Newton, Des Moines,
Adel, Wintersett, Lewis, to
Council Bluffs it Omaha City,
and »re prepared to do GENERAL KXPRF.SS AND
FOHWAKliINU BUSINESS. With ipeci.l attantiun to
the tranjmisslun of COIN, BANK NUTKS, GOODS k
PACKAGES, aod algo to thf Collection of Notes, lirafta
and AocooDtH, in all tbe principal cities and town* in
tbe United State., CuuMu, California and Kurtipe.
Order Oeeda by tbe "Called statea Expresa
Capur."
Tber are alno rtmning regularly from Iowa City nortb
to Cedar Rapida.
S K I SSI" ABOrT
Ibe ftrst of October 1857, a buok under till'
title to contain about
FIFTEEN" IIINDRED PAGES! ii
(Site of Page^ 15 by 20 inches.)
ru,tm 4nd
Dally, Weekly..V,ntli]y and Quarterly Paper and Mag-
Kach State. City, Town, Village and Post Office, will
be Alphabetically arranged.
Tbe Name of each person will bo Alphabetically ar*
ranged tmdur the head their respective Poat ooice
Add reus.
As the U. S. Directory will be a nutter of interest
we
rc,^"u"-v
P'*V
y,,ti have sutll. ieiit to till on envelope, for­
ward them on immediately.
A Prospectus will te sent Postpaid to any*peraoa who
FLATS—beautiful styles. Just rceiveil To pretest MtsTAKEa.—Write distinctly tbe
ft MISSES STRAW. HAIR A\D nuy
ful stvles. Jtist re«eivi
TOOTLE Sl JACK.SO.S. Xaine-. I'ost (im p. «'ountv. and State.
MOKltIS, (j.VKDNKR & W II.KKS.
Publishers, Ciiuitin.iti. Ohio.
Publishers iiisertnii: the itbove prope,'tas in
n their WKKKLT pa-
OAA BBLS. OF ST. LOUIS EXTRA CITY ,...
^t\)y) Hrand Flour, warranted to lie a No. 1 article, ,l ,, ,r^
.n.t ..in ,Kn i... per, aii'l t,1Hitijf aKentiou to tbe same in their Editorial
columns, will receive a copy of the I'. s. Directory, de
livered at their ofthe free uf charge. IN reel all ei-
OF THE LARGEST fc BEST ASSORT- cliange papers to the l'. S. Directory. [nlS-u
KD stocks of firoreriex fc l'rori.ioua iu tUccity,
Jnst received and for sale cheap, by H6W MlSSOIlri Rivfr Packft*
nl-n TOOTLE & JACKSON. aaatta a
—. Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet.
ntlemwis' Furnishing Goods ol lato Styles, for jr., narPnr,, Omahn City. Coanril Bluff..
FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
tien
sale cheap, at tbe Klephant,
TOOTLR & JACKSOX
Furniture! Furniture!!
YOU WANT TO BCY CHEAP FI'RNI
Tl'lUS of all kindM, call at ur Furniture Wari
Rooms, opposite Empire Block, on Main Street,
nl-u TOOTLE fc JACKSON
Plows! Pl«w»!!
OWEN'S
CENTRE DRAFT. Peoria Break
ING and one
NOTICE.
BHlrvur, .MaryN Wyoming City, Lindrn,
Brewn^villo. Leurll, Orrgou. "White Cloud,
Iowa Point, Savannah. St. Joseph. fccM Ac.
THE ENTIRELY 'EW, SWIFT
and elegant pasnenger steamer, MIX*
K-UA-HA. Capt C. K. Baker, W. II.
Sciidder, Clerk, wilt, run rh a regular
tie ab»ve and nttrruteflate |Kinls, conrinuinjr
in the Bluff City trade during the eutire buating sea
son.
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
ffenemiiA support bestowed upon tbe Admiral while un-
aale cheap, der In* command, hereby begs leave to tender his ac
knowledTment#, ami t« solicit for hisi new Nut a om
tinnantT of it? anfli)fncf and pafrountce, pledging un
tinnfr exertion* of himself and officer* to give full »at
»factin to iho^o with whose business he may be
The Min-e-liu-hah was built expressly for
HATE MOLD TO MT BROTHER, JAMES h„i,„re.l
my entire STOCK OF GOODS the Council Hluffs trade, under tbe upecial .iiperr
nKXSll-M.l.. Jn
aul Store tlxitnt*. Those owitm nie in any shape or of Ca|it Baker, who has «|arel no trouble or expense
manlier, will nuke immediate payment to hiui, as my to make her a miniher one Missouri River steamer, and
authorized aitent, or l.e forced t„ a settlement y law, l«gs to assure hi* friends, that she ia m»t admirably
further tune cannot and will not be given. adapted to the wants of the river, being of great
Some valuable Land, Houses aud Lrta can be bad by strength, lightness of draught, easiness of model, awl
THOMAS UENSHALL.
KOTICE.
Time of Church Service.
MLOW,
e. church—rev. mr. «oodfei.
Pastor—10H A. M., 7M P. i Sabbath
School, 2 p. M.
Prfftkrierian Chnrch.—Rer. John Hancock,
Pan tor—10
s a. M.
Cengregatleaml Chnrch.—Rev. O. O. Rick, Pa^
tor—10s. A. if., 7H. p. M. Sabbath School—9H V
^Episcapnl Chnrch.—Rev. Mm. Watboh—3 P. N.
rj*Stranfters attending any of the above churches,
ill b«
will be pro Tided with aaata.
161
6 cks. l»g Chains
300 tx« GUm. from 8 by 10 to 90 ft?40.
100 faael DiMirs
600 lv»ic. Sash assorted *i*efr—
Fee aaie
Cheap, at the Miephant. by
nil TOOTLK fc JACKSON.
To the Public.
Ito
Capital $500,000
llollaud.
B. L. T. Dtftirland,
OKF1CKRS:
such application of machinery, aa mut make her
among tbe fast n«, with cabin arran^eBienta and ac
xmm«*lations or a superior order, and not excelled by
those of any boat in tbe river, combining all tbe n*nt
modern improvements tbat aafety, comfort or pleasure
could lucitmt, in wbort, in all her appointmenta, noth
ing will be wanting belongmtt totbooeof a first class
passenger steamer: JOMKPfl MclKTlKE, Agent,
5J-Mv office i* at the 44 Wand, where I will be THOMAS II. BKNTON, JR
Conncil Blufin, Iowa, August 10th, 1857.
R. P. SXOW.
(Buiile copy 3m
Wm i.i'i as. C. L. Thompson. Wm. S. Gukn.
Pan 1857-
LUCAS, THOMPSON & CO.,
(Successors to C. II. McClnng It Co.,)
Nt. 99. Mala Street. St. ImIi, Ma.
WILL
HAVE IN STORE THIS FALL A TKBT tbat ricinity, and alaoln Xcw Tork
Uierior .tuckuf wfii
lie.
DRY-UOODS,
Among which may be fonnd a complete line of Prit4^
Pelanes, Caabmeres, Merinoe», Alpacas, Sattinett**
Indian ClothR, Bombasiue«, Cloths, t'asalmeres,
Jeans. Tweeds. Over Coating. Blankets, Ac
Our Stock o: Foreign Geetfs will embrace all At
LATEST STYLES and NEWEST (JOOI* offered tvdw
trade.
Omr Whit* Good* Mm*mf
Will be filled with a very choice selection of everythta^
under that head. We will «lao keep a complete lineet
AtTiiJV V00»g9
Which we will ofler to the trade upon good terms, at Jot. McEXTIRE...
houses exclusively in that buaines#, Our stock of «?E©. Pkoram .V.*.
htkictlv BTAPLKH,
Kerseys, Ticking, Bab»itt & Rosa,
Bleached do,, Xegro (Kvda, Shirting Stripes July 1 l-nll-ly.
Oanaburgs, Drillings, Tweeils,'
Apron Checks, Basgiuc, 4t,:. 185T STEAMER
Linsey.
Will he found as complete as any in this market. W.
are determined toolier these pkhIs at verv dose prof
its and desire to call the attention of all CASH, or
PROMPT TIME BcvEita to them.
Ll'CAS, THOMPSON A CO.
julv 25-nll-3m.
from
St.
,.
uei:tiii^at at. J*e wiik
inctUiit it
at,
ate wot*.
No. 60 Leevee A Commercial Street
n2-u
June 1Q.
30 Omg &mrt*r ri«w-Plr(*i
lis DfaM Oisss.
A keantifal ?tock of I^itMt Style.
Jn—lrjfi includ­
ing Ladies'and Gents'PINS, STl'DS, SLEKVK-HUT-
KGS. WAILS—(0 6RI!IB BTIISH TONS, in all rariety of Settings, Pare Gold Thlmblea,
CXOMRS, SBACXUnrS, Ac.
Al the City Jewely Store af
m-o A. D. B0MK802T.
Dissolution!
D: CO-PARTXERSHIP HKRITOPORK RX1ST-
lisve retile.1 my Store House, on Middle Broadway, A tsn nnder the name and firm of OREEMK,
Mwnrs. Tortcr, & ('aut£S who will continue WKAREac BE5ITO!W« is this day dissolved by mn
the old buniupHK, to*wit:—Auction and Commission bu-
tu*'
r,n#*n»i'
the
slne«s in all it* branches, and whom 1 would cheerfully f0*1 having disposed of their
recommend to my patron* and Hie public generally.— i«»er®*t in Mid House t« Thomas II. Bekton, Jn
Those who are indebted to me, will please call at the
withdrawal of GEonOE GnEfivC
aI™Joseph1.
Town.
old stand, and nako immediatesettlement. If you can- bnstnws wiMbe c«»mlucted, as heretofore, by onr
not pay, nettle by note and puv tbe usual interest of this successors, BEJIT03I fc TOWN, who awume all
country. I mean all, not a part, su n»me up and save J»»hilitie* or the late Arm, and to whom all deMa due
me the unpleasant feeling ot sending an officer U* fetch same, tunst be paid. GEORGE GRKKNZt.
gou for It mtwf be did.
JOHN WKAHK, Jr.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WRKBNR, WKAKK fc HKNTON,) have this day
formed a Co-partnerabip, under tl.e style and Armor
BENTON' & TOWN, for the pnrpoae uf transacting a
general Exchange nad Baafclag Baataeaa.
As Mi. Bento*. the resident aud acting Partner o(
tbe late firm ol ubeene, Weake fc Bcntom, Is eun
neeted with the new House, there will be no material
change iu the business. Mr. Town, formerly of Elgin,
Illinois, ia well known to the bnsinese community in
tbat ricinity, and alao io Xcw Turk. Onr instant aim
wfll be to merit thecoDAdenreand|iatninAiieof the pob-
THOMAS H. HKNTON, J«.
JOSKPII i TOWN.
CSaincil Blnttk, Iowa, Auguat 10th, 1867.-»t«4n
C. M. ROBINS,
OnMnl Co«alMl*m iu FirwiiMii(
MERCHANT,
CmmmeU mirntt*,
Ma,
£«sit
RKFER TO
THOMAS E. TUTT,
Jae tn t' tt, f. m. dozieb, Maatarwm
IO
'«IM opommtot naviR.tion, eaniaaaca kw ranUr
council muffs k. Omaha. »ripatotfc« ahove, sna all intnwdUte poiataaa tk.
CAPT. G. A. RIIBIC KKXBK8H. *"d
a"n,inM in U"*
I.KAVK ST JOK Rvcar Trnni. The undersigned return their tbsfikt tn IMk Mtak
and ronncil Mam everr KRlDAT tTtho," '"^1° *cne!f".^
and
18M JUil twt
&JLA ftftus is^i»
DtUECTFOM
MfMP*it,BMtWaMChlca|*
And all Folate at the East,
MmUrippt and JtfUtourl BaOroafUn con
nection with th* Chicago and Mock b-
Umd Rmil Mood.
tnlaa ran tkaoagk (nalmraCHr to Ckioaa witkMt
chaaca atCara, rrnaalnt tk•
Smt UtMlMlfyt UMTllMnn
Betwaea Daraaport aad Roct Iilaad, thaa amawat
aaaoraaeatf r«rrtw,aadcfcaacaa,aakl aO«r roataa
35 HUci Dittaacc SavMI!
Cftr tbla Baal* TraveIMn tmm CoaaeU Maflk
aaidFort DaaMataaa wiU aav* Twaa«r-*«a Milaa 4ia
l»w hn inmr tkaa by aar attar Boat*.
Wmu InlH Utn torn CUy Dally 1
SUNDAY'S EXCEPTED.
A. ft tmitnm.
A. M.—Moraine Expraaafw Maacatine, Daraa
port, Rock Itland, (Hop,
and all pointa at tbe lot.
11-15 A. M.—Freight aad •aaifraat.
t,W p. M.—Braate* Ripreaa (or Maaeatiaa, Daven
port, Chicago, and all pointa east.
Train* arrive at Iowa Oity lii. 1* 9* A.
4 *tr.
U. andS «P. M.
Three Tralaa Leare Maaeattae Dallr,
(Sl'KDAYS KXCEPTKD.)
7:09 A. M.—Morning ExpreM for Daren
port MaA
Iiland, Chicago, aii(l all point* Kant.
12 S0 p. M.—Freight and Emigrant.
J:BS P. M.—Evening Exprena f.«- Davenport, Rock
Itland, Chicago, ami all pointa Ka«t,
Train* arrive at Jf lucatine at 9:60 A. X., 3 30 P.
atvl 7:46 P. 11.
travellcra going Ea«t,thi route i.ttae cheap
est, quicken, am! ruo»t reliable, and its advantage* are
superior t» any other offered, connecting at Muscatine
with boats on the ViMissippi River for St. I/,uis and
New Orleanit at Davenport with boats for Galena, Ihin
leith, Dubuque anil St. Paul, at Bureau Junction with
trains for Peoria, at I-aSalle with Illinois Central Kail
road NorUi lor Dixon, Preeport, Oalena. Dunleith and
Dubuque South for Bloouiington, SpringfleM, JackMm
ville, Naples, Cairo, Alton and St. Lotus and at Chica
go with Mirbigau Central Railroad, and Michigan
Southern Railroad lor all parUof the Southern am?
Eastern States.
zy Through TickeU for all the principal East era
Py'""- roemjo* at UaliHwt OaVce. in Ivwa
CMuwl Muscatine.
•*01 UW
IO W JEM
Baggage r«whacked at Chicago, aad traanorted
free to connecting linea.
ADDISON DAT, Sop't.
B. L. CARROLL, Traveling Agent. nt-n
CHlC'ACiO AND BIRUXGTOX
Kallroadljine
(Chicago, BurHmffen and %*incy, Central and Mil
itary Tract, and Peora and Oqnawka Rail Roads.)
IS
superior Pioneer, Arctic Air.Tifbt and GoidOB Harp
v o
6alc very
'or CASH, at the Store
NOW COMPLETED, AXD TRAILS NOW
ran tbe entire distance, from Burlington, Iowa, to
Chicago, without change of Cars.
The most direct rome to Chicago, Xew Turk, Hostos,
Philadelphia, aud all other importeut p»inta Kasi.
Two daily trains leave Burlington, Sundays excepted.
1. Day Iiprew. Through, 7.34. A.
Arriving at Cbicafo on tbe same erefunjr, paasinc
through Mtrtimourh, Galesburg, Priweton, and connect*
ing at Menduta with the IllinoU Central Kail Boada, to
J«aAaile, Blootnttek), Springfield, Decatur, JacksenviUe,
and Xaptea. Also wiii Galena and Dunleith.
2. Express. Through, 7.30.
The jmrjiose of Mr. BtKhaiian*s sdmini^trationclear
ly is. to keep up tb.it niritatiouor tbe Slavery Question,
which va ilelif erately eniere^l upu a? a nutter of po
litical calculation in 1K54, af the b.ibis of a new party
then fonne«l to cutitrol the destinies of the country that
agitation 'U)nb tlx^e who purr. und bitn now look
confidently for the (*rietuatioii of their «»wn |n»wer.
There are large bodies of our countryuien. in all parts
of the I'nion, who deplore thi organization of a sec
tional party at tbe South. lottomcil upou the revolution
ary proceeding'* of lbM, and sti'l maintained by violent
act, appealing to «ectional j.^ns who perceive that
it oMrtcie» the lerate and otiervative p«»rtionot
the citizens ot «lavcho]ding States from iarticii)a*
ti.ui and influence iu pub.a aJUirs and who ^ee in tins
r'eographical arrangenicnt of parties tbe greatest dan
ger* of alt kind*, including danger to the
}eculiariusti
tution, the sen.Mtiveuess of which is so recklessly ap
pealed to by {hiliticul gambler*.
li is pr«-i*»sed by the undersigned, io establish a
Xewpaj»er at the City of Washington, in which, the
view» oi these portioUM of our countrymen may be re
flected. This newspaper will be styled The Republic,
and will endeavor to maintain a nationality and com
prehensiveness i»f views, worthy of its. name.
K«(eeming the mo»t imminent .md preying nation
al danger. tbe attempt to attain a geographical party,
pandering to tbe pashms of thesUvery propaganda
The Republic will resolutely oppoce au AdminiMratlon
which ha? determined to perpetuate itself by keeping
up a form of party .«» dangerous and odious.
An inflexible attachment the I'lii-m, a reverence
for the Constitution of tbe uited states, as the high
est achievement of human wiitdom: a general conformi
ty, as Undoubtful constructions of the Constitution and
to priitciple of public akmiuitration. to the sch»»ol
of (hditk illustrated by tbe genius of Mr. Jefterson
l*eace aud justice iu our foreign relations the consoli
dation of our civiliiatiou at home, rather than needle**,
preinaiure, or dangerous enlargements of territory the
dedication of our present public domain a* a theatre for
the prosperous industry or freemen, and, with that view,
th* prohibiten of its transfer except iu moderate quan
tities to actual settlers such, briefly, are tbe principles,
feelings, and objects, which will give tone to The Re
public.
It will le one of tbe aims of The Republic to co
operate in ratticing the expenditures of the Govern
ment, which have been swollen to seventy millions per
annum by the extravagance and corruption of the party
i power. The revenues of the country are mainly
ntrtbuted by its free laborers, while its disburse
ments, of late years, have been made with very little
reference to their iuterest». Public employments, mili
tary, naval and civil, have become more and more en
grossed by a peculiar class, which Wars a little of the
public burdens, and which ha* thus had a double mo
tive to augment salaries and expenditures.
The publication of The Republic will be commented
in the tlrst week «f next Septemlter. The prices and
terms of subscription are given below. It is expected
that a daily publication will be added, to commence
with the next session of Congress. The Weekly Re
publicum he priuted on a mammoth «heet, 27 by 42
inches. The Semi-Weekly will be printed on a sheet
72 be SI inches.
Terms «f Uw
SKXI-VEEKLT.
Single copy, one year
Two enpies
Five copies,
WKKKLT.
mar-n9-a.
ISftT
190
Joseph. Ha*a«aa*,
Iowa Point Xebratka City, Council Blngk,
tioux I Iff, Fort Pierre and Mouth ToHou
Stone.
THK SIW LIGHT BKiCCHT
Lri'i^"'"n"l Pa»*«iwer ateauier TIIOS.
OA
mmm
y s
P.
M.
Connecting with lllinoi* Central Rail Road at Kendo*
taforSt. L"Ui» and Cairo. Train»onfhe ahuve ruada
run in clone connection, avoiding all laying over at auy
of the points.
Thii road connects at Chicago with tbe Michigan Cen
tral and Miclnfcan Southern ruada, and with all the ruads
leading to the Atlantic
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky
and Penn­
sylvania.
Paatftugers tearing Burlington at ?.M, P. M., reaches
Galena and luoleith in 12 hours, and St. Louis in 30
bourn.
By this route passengers will reach the interior of
Ohio and Indiana in lc»s time, and with fewer changes,
than by any other route, connecting via Michigan Cen
tral at Michigan City with the New Albany aud Salem
Rail Road, thence to all point* south aud awutfe-eaat.
Baggage checked through to Chicago, and no
charge for
handling at any |oint.
S^Throuph ti« keto by this route can be purchased at
the Kail %"'l Office in Burlinpton.
C. (f. JftASiMOJin, Superintendent.
D. RcMKKa Ticket Agent. Burliugloa. bIhi
PROSPECTUS OF THE
opw"d'i
A
i
REPUBLIC,
V'ASIIIM.TCX, D. 0.
GEORGE 1. W t*TO.\, Editor k. Praniietar.
DA.MEL (jOODLOK, A^ij*tant Editor.
ASl
FKiCIKXT T1MK HAS KI.APSKD MXt'K TIIK
indii^iiratiou of Mr. hucbiiuaii, to di«^»cl tbe bo]x
entertaine*! by many who did n»t Mip[«rt his elei*ti«m
to the PrCMdeix-y, that bi» atuunistration of affair
wouM be s»» la-^icrate urid c«m!ervutive a« to give re
pine t« a country t«*o long agitated by exciting colli»i«»utt
of o]iiistn and interest. On tbe contrary, it lias teen
far marked tv violence of measure*, which U without
prevclont, even hi tbe administration of Mr. Pierce.
Iu Kansas, it ba* given all its patronage, not merelv
toafavtiuii, dctete«l |i
but to the nio^t (Miiouii men of that faction,
whom have participate*l directly in scenes of violence
and bl«»•d^beli• bile it has concentrated the entire dis
porsble army of the I'nited 8tate»at Kort Leavenworth,
uttder tbe command of a man of known violence of
character, tb« manirnt purp^ne or ititimMatinir our
rett»w--tti*ens there into *ubnit»:ion to a foreign unur
patiou, and if intimidation fail, of desolating tbetu
with fire and sword.
~,lle"
*a~"
rs ,nJ
ot,'cr«,
'he
country, in obtaining names awt sending them on as
S'WD as ptNtMblC.
9 In matins up lists, write the name of tbe l'o»t OftVe,
PARASOLS, FIXE. FANCY ASD Conmv ami SlHtc. :,l the hpa.t ..f the sheet, tln-n till ike
Black Irehn Silk. All of the latest style, just re- rwnaiii'lcr with distinctly written name*, .Male per
ceived ami for sale by sons only, of the .1-0 of Fi:!Cl'ti Years and upwards, and
Iu foreign afl.tirn, it does not dig«i^e its purpose to
take immei^e from the Trea»ury, to be expended
in tbe turcbac iiew icrritories*, while it threaten*
us witli coui}licauu* und wars fatal to commerce, in tbe
M»Ie interest of an iu^tituiion, deemed temporary aud
ev ejui'-nal by ibe founders of our Government, but
which now ar^pire^ t*» au eternity uf duration, and to
umverMl dominion.
CMiMtiwur a rr^ttaiwc
4W4arWarta( ltahsH«Ea«u.k.
*•»«. W«la W-aTSS2J5 jKUM&
Baimm, Figt, Oranges, n JUl.,^
EnffiUk Walnuts, Almtmdt, fa
aad mas?
atfttr artklM to
SJSF**
Mit
NotioeT"
E. BANSAL8 ft 00,
'i.
mt no., tm pM
Kuft Lorutantly on Hand a 'frcfo jfc.
lection of
M«ar, Maal, Bmom, Laed, Batter, Ian.
at.es, Corn, Oata, IKliocji. Dried
Apples. Dried Peaches, Bmiis, Dried
Meet, Com Beef, Pickled porn. I
erel, Hliite Fisb, Crackers, Hice Su-I
Kar C'olfte, Molasses, aod all k'tmlra
Ot Orocenes.
DOWNS.
a 5,00
One copy, one year,
Three copies
Ten copies,
Twenty copies,
One copy, six niontlka,........
Five copies,
Ten copies^
w*S,0»
5,00
..15 00
*20.00
1 0 0
•**.....,.5.00
.....800
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Twenty copies,
Payment always in advance.
Money may I rot-warded by mail, if the letter con
taining it be registered,' at my risk. Large amounts
had better be remitted la draft*.
Aiklresa— OKOKGK M. WESTON,
ICitkfMfn, B. C.
•n-i
NEW STAOE LINE.
HAVIXQ TAKES A COS
TRACT from Meser* J. B. Ic W.
tHeanet, to Convey the V. S. Mail,
.from tb. Platte rirer, near 1^
aa aav prepared to carry iiaaaen-
iera on this roate.
PmMM travalias ttmH thia region. And this
Ua. a cheap and pleasant one. Raaaint, as I do, ia cun
aeetion with the Meaars. Baaaitt. irhatt Use extends
fnaa the rtait.
klnr vi* Maftoaka Oltr, rairalar aad
MM on—aaioatlna ia tkaa cpeMd from MmnewU to
Kansas, thronch the ftlrMI pnrtioo ot Nebraska.
This ia tk. Marat, tklint aad heat roate
JLlyJl,
........CMKil Ma|i.
Omaha aad Coaacil Man k Dakkote aad 8iau City.
Tbe point* embraced in thia roate art as folloara, to
wit:—Omaha City, via Mltsae to Platte river and hs
8ara«n«a, Plareac, ft. Calhana, Da Soto.CumiM City,
Tekamak, Dacatar, lllackkird, Oaali to DabkoU.
H. D. JOBSMK.
DOIE'.HAT8 A.IU» CAPS, FOK SALE
ala
»err «k«#, attk.
JACKSON.
JWR SALK BT BORACR RT!
m«, IVIVP-jat
Frani
,or
'»T»"heretofore extemled
--csiiecttuny solicit a share ot bnaia,
irt-n
raeatvedaad hrntatt
a«U tk. Hi nvi.
miAnm*
aallty, tar sal. ^ttka
r'ATOST
9. A. POZIEk,
pAF»U5assHaee«i 0M«, 9(1 $Ct-Matinra(M»l.
l»/ for talc at the UKE II1VK.
JS55."IS"
SASH of TEKiiKi,
tekaka, K. T.
OMAHA, W. V,
TIw/
ukabovx mmmon
AMM MOW
nraa
,or "•"•rt'®" ol»
mm aSSg
pnmptljr ramitud. weiwetiooa mad.
r. U. A«.», CaaA'r.
m+
r«»u bonrtt »ld»dIjsned
U
SAMUEL
DTTICT
WHOLESALE A UTAIL
lnu«
Eartrr Blaciu
COCXCIL BLIFFS, IOWA.
IS SOW OFEXIXe A Lilac
JI* •elert*« St.ck, wtuA
at Wholesale or Ketail, la tmn
rlTt
foniKl Drags, Medlelaea, raiata. Oil.
Dre-Staff^ Varalsh, Cl^
l~rfV
P"J'r"T-
*«pa. Tea. Trtaer., rim,
Uritlhtr
—"-iSs
Popular Patent Medicines
V»i
And in brief, a genera! variety of evervth''nenH^ii»
rru"
u.:\!Zh"*",t'aa
His Stock coiitjirises the ch.»i e,i varieo ever
to the We«ten, I'.-.,plr, »,„i tl.^r
PU
rrh»w
h,,U
reduced
iTiisicians and Country IIerefaanlaemetic
the asoat liberal terau.
MEH'lUFTfM*.
m. WI.I.EX win in peraon pay partly Tar iffrm
lion to putting ii{ PrearriptiuDs, ami his exicuiivV^
perienre ami sii|.erior knowledxe us a prj.iiul
*ist, will I* a guarantee to the pol.lic asaio.t aluSl
takes or in,i.,M..on, to l.,rh ignoraat MreZ
derka might render them liable. SISi
Wore accessible at all hours.
SAnrra WLinfe'*
IXt'OBPOHATIOX.
"^^Artyles of Incorporation of the Coim*
cil Bluff* and Sebratka Ferry (.'oniaAr,
ny, are hereby modified to be asfollottiii
ARTICLE Int. Tlie Corporators atvl their s tines
son
iiaiiici ill the .^Igiual articles ot this Corporation slMH'
embrace tl.e follow II1(! j»,« ers. to-» ii: i'|„.v |,ail sa.
and be sued, plead awl be impleaded, have' per|ietwl
»ui\eMii, grant «nd receive iy their cory^rate -iai
ant! pun-hare and sell, lilre and lea« property Real,
Personal and mi\elj in all laHrful wa^s M»v hav..
Corporate Seal, mar alter tlie ,-^uie !it i-lea-nre Md
may make bv-la* -for tlie refulation ef their Mai'nata.
with the foii»titutiou of the
the people of that territory, siaies or ihe la»-» of tbi* Stale.
AaT'tLE The Capitol Stock of said C«nm
.-hall Uc seventy-live tlionsand Dollars, to be diVjB
into shares Of one Hundred l.liari each, to It silted**
^lldir«iraI1S'0rre1 "*ll"'
VaS
m,*",,cr u,»'
and
tie directs*
Tb*"rpor»te
buniseu of uid rara^-
ration. »hall be managed li
a
board of I)iro«t,.r. aM
lesMhaii live, nor more than seven, who shall be suitfcn
o e s a n o e i n u e i e a o
President and Treasurer, who shall hold their officeaa
year,
until their si.OT.sir, shall i* .b.-sen.
ARTICLE 4«b. Tbe said Corporati'ii shall bnrtl
exi lu.-ive isiwcr to keep a Perry and buihl a Toll-Brate
amiss tlie Missouri River, at a |*,im ki.-ivn d. tbe
"Lose T»tt Iihkv," opp,,Miethe City ol Ornate,
the present place of civssttig, otat auy other practicaMa
pi.mt on said River, between the points, vir Mnirsr
iKdween theisrade at or near the "I neTree leria"
laii.ln.L- in Iowa, and the Perry I^n.liug at Florewse,
and niida ay between said grade and the Vcrry I r- ||a
at Ho pt-nn
1
at Bellevne.
ABTtci.E 5th. It «hall be the dutv of said Con«n»
ny to procure and keep a Miitable B«at or B«at» or erect
iiml keep iu repair a »ubtantinl bridge, for the »afenM
»|iee»iv tr.uijH.n jf i..ji .»f and pn..|«erty uver saM
river, at all reasonable and suitable time*.
Abticlk 6th S much uf the original articles aa
o.nflu wiib these articles, is herebv regaled, and it is
farther declared, tbat tbe Capital Stock herein named,
ia to he warded a, all paid m-beiim et un.ite-l valne
of the property of the Company. Provided tbat notlO^
herein ontainel, shall contravene the power ol U*a
Directors to make as*eA«meht« if neceioarr. to nMHili
sudlen emorpetkie^ ami esj^uaes of new boats orjB»
jiairs f»r ferry purpose*.
Kkos LOWK,
llExnv B. Curtis,
SAM'L S. fiAYLISS.
M. Toori.E, by
J. A. Jm tx.n, his Att'y
Jamks A. Jacksos.
A. J. llANSCOX.
al5-4vr
BLR.MIART llcxx, by
Jese Williarnjk hi» Att'y.
JrssE WILLIAMS.
Sam'l H. Curtis.
Council BlutTs, Augn.*t 8,
PROSPECTUS OF THE
DrBl'Ql'K DAILYf TRI WEEKLY 1VEEBII
TIMES.
TnK
PTBLICATION* OP TIIK "Daba^ar DaMf
Time
a,'
*—an K\enin$ Paper—will be cxniineacwl
on or before tbe l5ih Pay or Jrxc next It wiifit
printer! on a larce, ei^ht column sheet,
of the be»t qtads*
fy of piper, and with new type, in Politics it iriU
be Independent Republican, ami will contain all tkf
latent PidttKal, (Vnunercial. L«**al and other Ve*»
The TRI-WKKKI.T TIMES will be iwued on Tue^.
Thursday and Saturday F.veuing*, and will cotitainall
the Xew and Kditorial matter of the Daily.
The WKKkLIaT TIMKS will be is»«ed erery VedaM*
day tnomin^, and will be a high-toned Family New*
paper. In addition to the Late»t General latellifM0
and Kditorial matter wf the Daily, it will eaibracea
condensed summary of the events of interest, and the
Agricultural progress of every Connty iu the State that
can be heard from, arranged under the heads of H*e re
spective Conatien. It win alfmcontain a larfe a^mpknt
Of Mi^celtaneons Reading adapted to the Family Cirtie,
snd especially to the w^nts of tbe Fanningeonimuiii^»
TERMS!
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PcatftVE, Iowa, May l-n7-n.
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HARPER'g WEEKLY.
A iMrnal of (Urttintiw.
Nbe
UAN'IKI. R. GOODLOK, or Korth Carolina, has been
engaged to assist in the editorial management of The
Republic* aud other additious will be inade to its
corps
of political and literary contributors.
tfEOKGK M. WKSTOX,
Editor Proprietor.
WasHixcTOit, D. C., Jnnetfth, I7W.
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10 00
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One copy, six months,.
Two copies
Five copies,
either labor or etpemi viu
spared to make it ilirheM Kamii.v N'EVIPAfKB
in the World—one whose cheerful ainl rental chartWr
will render it a welcome visitor to everv household
while its constant devotion to tlie principles of right
aad justice shall win tbe approbation of tlie wise aad
the rood. Its object Will l»e to set forth S4.uml vir.sMS
Mitical, Social, and Moral questions to diffuse iiWll
information aud to cultivate the graceful ameuiUet
lire
II akper' Weeklywill contain a foil and imparta)
Snnimary of the Political, Social, ReligiousCoinnierdA
and Literary News of the day. It will chnmicle the
leading movements of the sjie, record tbe invenliomsi
fenioas, Ihe discoveries of scicn*-e, and the creatisoa#
art. it will, in a word, aim Io present an accurate aad
complete picture of the ace in which we live.
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Sketches of Character and Social Life and Ktisis If*
Art and Morals.
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MM
American writers, who will d4iintute to the varlail
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posal will enable the Conductors to avail ihcm*elvfad
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riodicai press, the l«st productions oI whick will
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Mapriaiac as muck natter aa any daodarimo volume.
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binding and as the pages will be et»irolvpeil. tlm
back Number, can always ke sn|plieil, si that Sulxcri*
bers ill be able at any
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