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SALE By the Sheriff.

STATE OF LOUIstANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge NOLAN STEWART, Executor,
Us. JANE McCALoP, wife of Paul Daigre.
DY virtue of writ of 4. fit. issued in the
ID above entitled and numbered cause,
and to- me directed hom the Hon. Sixth
Judicial District Court in, and for the Par
ish and State aforesad--I will offer at pub
lie sale at the plantation wherein the de-
fendent now resides, on the Amite River,
in this Parish at about fourteen miles from
the City Of Baton Rouge on SATURDAY,
the AN dry Of .a0gnst merit 1855. at 12 o.
cock, NJ, all the right, title, interest and
claims OF the defendant, in or to the proper
ty hereinafter setiorth and described, seiz-
ed to pay and satisfy the judgment, interest
and cost in the above entitled and number.
ed cause, to wit:-The following negro
slaves for life:
Barton, negro man, aged aboiit 45 years;
Susan, uegro woman, aged 36 years, ard
her three children, viz: Alexander, aged
ID years, Albert, aged II years, and DAM
iels aged years Frank, a negro man, 50
Years; Nelson, IS years. and Benjamin, %
years. Also 400 arpents of Land situated
on the Amite River, at about ID miles fsem
the City of Baton Rouge, and bounded az
follows: North by lands formerly J. H.
Rivers, South by lands Of D. II. Penny,
East by the Amite River and west by those
of Andrew Cooper, together with ell the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Teens of Sale-CAsH, with the benefit
Of the aprraisement.
July 2-6ts-w. n. V. BAB1N, Sheriff.
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TIE AMERICAN PLArFoRM-To4
day, we publish from an extra Of the
American Exponent, the State Ticket
Of the American Party, with the plat
fern adopted at the meeting in New
Orleans on the 4th inst. The mem
bers Of the organization in this city,
seem without a dissenting voice to
approve Of the ticket, and the plat
form; and the full strength Of the
order in this Parish, may be expected
in its support.
Il will be seen that Col. r g.
BEAL, enters the field for Secretary
OF State against A. 8. HERRos.--
Both, citizens Of Baton Rouge, they
have stood side by side in the same
political rank during the hottest days
Ipf battles lost and won; they have been
worn friends, personally as we'll as
politically until nov; and now they
IRE enlisted under opposite banners.
We feel satisfied that although oppos-
4d in contest for popular favor,
h will not mar their personal friend.
Ihip. We are satisfied that the loss
bf either will be the public gain, as
they are both worthy and we'll quail
lied. H fH tHa H.
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OuR SENTIMENTS The Columbus
(Ga.) Inquirer, in commenting on the
Notifications Act of Massachusetts
and the measures of retaliation propo-
sed, says:
"To our mind show much soever
might be accomplished by the retalia-
tory action of our citizens or Legisla-
tnre; or both Our most affectual RENE
dy for existing evils. as well as reliable
guarantee against future aggressions,
lies in the umion Of the people on this
vitality important subject of our Sou
thern institutions in all their bearings
not only upon the abstract question Of
constitutional right but on the more
practical aspect in which it may be
presented in the legislation either of
individual States or of Congress
While our domestic divisions are al
lowed to ex st, in the face of the stead
ly advancing aggfessions of our enc
mics, it may well be doubted whether
in truth the question Of slavery is of
paramount interest in the estimation
Of the South and SO long as con
siderable portion of her people mani
fest preference for the incidents of
party assendency over the mainten-
ance of this great public interest, SO
long may we expect to meet with the
distrust of those at the North who
would be our friends, and the iudiffer-
ence ifnot contempt of our undisguis-
ed foes. The security of the rights of
the South, then, and the integrity Of
her institutions, lie mainly in the union
of her people on this great question,
made paramount one.
Let all others be for the present
subordinate ; and upon this let all who
value and are determined to maintain
their constitutional privileges manifest
that determination by postpoping, adj
journing, and ifneed be forever bury
ing, the difference which have too long
divided the people of the South and
weakened their counsels. And in be
half of the great controlling interest
which should occupy the energies Of
every true Southern patriot, let them
proclaim to friend and foe. that on the
great and 10 them paramount question
of their constitutional rights, the peo-
pie of the South are henceforth One
People and One Party.
The European Times, in its weekly
summary. says: Preparations are
already making at Boulogne for the
reception Of her Majesty and Prince
Albert, who it is believed. will visit
the French Emperor and his Queen
in the early part of August, immedia-
tely after the Propagation Of Parlia-
ment. AT Boulogne the English So
yereign and her Consort will be re-
ceived by Louis Napoleon and the
Empress, and a review on a grand
scale will take place Immediately after
the landing. Its understood that the
Royal party will remain day or two
at Boulogne before proceeding to the
French metropolis.
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Ornos or rHs BATON Roues AND CLINTON }

V -PB4NK HUAD IUMPANTy n J
Bnton Rouge, Jtsne 11M 1855. J
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stock
IN holders of the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
Road Company, that an instalment Of ten Q0)
per cent, Tor ~ 90 per share) Of the Capital
Stock of said company, will be due and payable
on Of before the 18TH and 18th days Of August
next (ts55) By order of the Board, aat
tJune Is. g. w. POPE, Secretary.
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NIarrich.-On Tuesday evening, the srd
instant, by the Rev. r. H. Foster, Mfr. CHARLES
RUSTON, to Mrs. LUCRET1A HINES.
On Wedne SHAY, 4th inst, by Rev. N. =. slosson,
Mr.. ARTHUR W. HYATT, to Miss MARY CAR
Ob1NE DAK1N, all of this place.
We cannot allow the occasion to pass By with
out giving expression to our ardent hope that the
future of the fair and beautiful bride and manly
bridegroom, whose union Is chroncled above,
may be prosperous, happy and pleasant, and that
of all the blessings which the Almighty vorch-
safes to human beings upon earth may be theirs,
In fullest fruition, until the termination Of lifes
pilgrimage.
On the tn inst, At Christ Church by the
Rev DR.. Lescock, D G. DUNCAN, Esq
of New Orleans, TO Miss LUCIE T. Me-
CALEB, oil West Feliciana: 81
DlED.--On the evening Of the 4th inst, ROB.
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~. A clergyman, when the con-
t'ibution box returned with little sill
yer in it, said be never before under.
stood thestext, Alexander, the copper
smith, did me much evil"
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Sun drtcs!

= CASKS Sides and Shoulders
Il s Barrels Leaf Lard; .-s
90 Kegs do. do.
8 Tierces Prime Carolina Rice;
so Boxes Family soap;@ MIS- M
100 do. Star Candles;
so Half Boxes do do. 4Hae 8+
Is do. barrels butter buscuit;
IS do. Boston, Soda, Water & Pic Mic
Biscuit. Just received and for sale by
july1. JOSHUA BEAL.
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at 4. Montan 4 Dro.

WE have received per Latona, Dick
w Keys and Trabue the following ar
ticles which will be sold low for Cash:
IL Casks Bacon Shoulders; s' ~
9 Clear Sides;
s barrels Lard '-ltf
25 kegs @...s
s barrels Larl Oil;
$50 sacks Corn; t'' -''s ..E
100 bags Bran; s..- I'LL
IS sacks Oats;
july /. A. MoNTAz & BRO.
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THE furnish ing warerooms, Church St.
n large assortment Of Crockery and China
Ware; Pier and Mantle Glasses, with Gilt and
Mahogany Frames Cooking Stoves and Crates;
a large variety Of Wood, Willow. and Hollow
Ware, Mating, &c. Call and examine.
June %. j. PIPER b co.
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WEAvlNa.-The art of weaving
cloth is said by Democritus to have
been suggested by the spider weaving
her webb. 1t was known in the time
Of Abraham, who said to the King of
Sodom. II will not take from a
thread Of the wool, even to a shoe
latchet, lest thou shoaldst say, [ have
made Abraham rich. F"
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loRB sElzuREs.-The City Mar
shall of Worcester. Mass, made sew
eral seszures of small lots of liquor on
"Wednesday Of last week In Bangor,
Me-, it is said the police now search
the trunks oflady travellers who arrive
within that city. One lady on visit
from New Orleanse to her father in
Bangor, had he trunk overhau|d.
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OrrioEof THE BATON R0uaE AND CLINTON
"a IIANr HnAn GnMPANY

Ration Rouge 4prt170 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders o.
~ this company that an Intalment of 10 per cts.
Tor Q ~ 50 cts) will be due and payable on or be-
fore the 10th and 10Th Of July next (fS55)
By order of the Board. @. w. POPE.
Advocate 4 Gazette copy. Secretary.
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innings Generally.

Press, aSparer published at Lake
Cbaeles, it is gratifying to learn the
ccadilicn of the crops. 1t says:
a." Since our last issue, Owe have
again been blessed with two or three
heavy rains, which we are gratified to
learn, reached our friends in every
part of the Parish Vegetation looks
Furnishing in every direction, and the
prospect for crops we may put down
as quite fair. "
The Opelousas Courier of the 9th
inst, records a melancholy case of
tigamy in their midst, which it seems,
has solicited the warmest sympathies
of her people in behalf Of the helpless
victim not 10 say victims-of the
wretch who has thus proven himself SO
unworthy Of the pledge of wenans
love. The anne of the perpet5ator of
this vilianous crime is Horace G..
LoRlNe, formerly, according to his
own account of himself, a resident Of
Mississippi, but more recently citi.
zen of Opelousas ---There have
been filed in the pension office one
hundred and seventy seven thousand
claims for bounty land under the act
Of March 3D., 1866 of which number
about tbirty-five thousand were filed
between the 9th and 3lst of March.
Thus far only five thousand eight hun
dred warrants have been issued, being
about two hundred and forty per day
At this rate it will take four months to
issue warrants upon claims filed dur
ing the month Of March. In fact, a
large number Of claims filed the first
week or ten days after the passage Of
the law have not yet been finally acted
upon The interchangeable Commits
sioner of Pensions is exer'ing himself
to the utmost to CRAFTY the desires of
claimants, and in the course Of several
weeks will have matters SO arranged
as to be able to issue from five to six
hundred warrants day .-Gen-
eral Pelletier, Ia Frenchman by birth,
and formerly Minister of War and of
Foreign Affairs Of the Dominican Re
public. as .wea.as Generals Ayber, Of
Francisco Ruiz, Baez and Rudecindo
Ramirez, were recently sentenced to
death in San Domingo, for conspiracy,
but were pardoped just as the soldiery
were about to execute the sentence.
A letter says: a .as
Francisco Ruiz, one of the per-
sous condemned to death. rose from
his knees an idiot. His nervous sys-
TEN had given way under the horror
of the moment, and what is still more
melancholy, one Of his daughters. she
who was the most vehement in her
imploring grace from the Vice Presi.
dent, lost her reason when she learned
her father had, after all, been led to
execution. -
A late London letter says: Mr.
Van Buren, AM. Mr.. Fillmore were
both present in The galleries Of the
House of Commsns during the debate
on Tuesday night. On Thursday
night Mr.. Bright alluded to this fact,
and took occasion to pass high eulo-
GUM on our country.
n ~
DUET IN MADRID duel recent
'lyNook place in Madrid, between Gene
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Newspapers IN Tends,->No new
State in the Union. North or South,
can compare with the Star State in
the number Of its newspapers. More
than fifty weekly are now published 10
Texas, there are several semi and tri.
weeklies. Of the whole number, six
are devoted TO the cause Of religion
representing the Methodist, Baptist,
Presbyterian. Cumberland 'Presbyteri.
IN, Lutheran and and Camdbellite de-
nominations. A seventh represent
ing the Episcopal Church, is to be is.
sued on the 18th Of July ensuing.
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Ev- The Hon. JoHn SLlDell, has
our thanks for part, Of Patent Office
Reports for 1854. 5#

cN The Officers Of the steamer
AIeck Scott will receive our thanks
for late St. Louis papers.
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The Navy Department has receiv-
ed intelligence which has produced
the conviction that the Porpoise is
lost, together with the officers and
crew. Commander Adams has arri-
we'd, bringing letter ratifyiug the
treaty between the United States and
Japan n
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WHAr WILL LAsr.-'Invincible
fidelity. good humor, and compla-
cency of temper" says DR.. Johnson,
tout live all the charms of a fine face,
and make the decay Of it invisible.
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TRs New WHAar BoAT.-This
much needed adjunct Of every good
landing has arrived, and presents
quite 6ne, a. well a. substantial ap.
pcarauce. Mr.. Wx. P. CoxE, the
proprietor Il we'll known to the com
manity, aud will doubtless do well.
He has purchased an elegant boat,
well and fully prepared for the recep.
tions Of freight and for the comforta-
bic accommodation Of passengers who
may arrive at our landing.
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PRAcr1uAL SpIRlTuAL1sM.--lt

a PRAcrIuAL SpIRITuAL1sM.--1t is
asserted by the Cleveland Pam
DEALER. that tbe'result Of experiments
made by DR.. Taylor, celebrated
4clairvoyant Of that city--has led to
the discovery Of on apparatus for
accomplishing water, in such a man
fncr as to produce a brilliant light
with intense heat. The apparatus is
,self.acting, and said to be entirely diff
|iferent from that Of Professor Paine,
over which SO much noise was made
few years ago.
If this actually be the fact, it is i'm.
possible to calculate the immediate
advantages that every branch Of sci
ence may derive from the discovery
Well may the discoveror cry "Eu-
Ireka!", for this il what scientific men
have Leen in pursuit Of, for the last
two centuries. Think Of a vessel
lrlougbing the ocean--void Of the
,cunberous engine and appurtinances !;
pumping up the waters below by wa
ter; generating Herewith, heat, to
make steam, and all this with an APP
paratus not occupying one.fourth the
space Of tue present engine. The dis
,eoyery can be applied to all the pur-
poses for which light and heat are now
used, and will mark a new era in hu.
man affairs. Gould spiritualism, III
its practical application produce any
facts upon which the moral condition
of society, might be improved then
IL would be subject claiming the at
'tention Of every we'll wisher of society.
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Landreths Garden Seed,
4 GOOD supply on hand and for sale BY
"A iulyl. JOSHUA BEAL
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at 8. y. Gomlinson \ 90.
Just Received from st. Louis.
BACON, Clear Sides and Shoulders,
~ superfine and Extra ST. LOUIS FLOUR
CORN, nc. For sale low for CASH, by
II. Y. TOMLINsON 4 Go.
july5-y. Cor. Convention and Third S.s
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Duet IN MApRm.-A duel recent
'lytook place in Madrid, between Gene
raj Concha brother of the captain
general Of Cuba, and the marquis of
Albaida, in consequence Of a discus
sion in one of the rooms set apart in
the cortes for deputies, and in which
Orenses as is much his wont, rude
and ungentelyman They fought with
sabres, long straight, heavy weapons)
and at the very outseG5f the combat,
General Copcha perceived that his an
tagonist was utterly ignorant Of fence.
Thereupon he refused to continue and
insisted on pistols. The seconds, de-
sirous TO prevent bloodshed, put unli.
mitedpowder the consequence OF which
was that Concha was wounded in the
hand by his own weapon. Orense
raising his piss, perpendieularly to fire
in the air received a slight hurt in the
face from bis own bullet.
BURNED HlM,--On the night of the
1lth. before the liquor law went into
operation, the grocery deelers of Troy
in Perry, county burned Gov Wright,
in etfigy. The town was also set on
fire during the night. The torch was
applied to two or three houses in diffe-
rent parts Of the place. The citizens
have held town meeting and taken
steps TO ferret out the mechanics
[ Evansville Ia? Gazette.
Copper Fever IN Virginia.-There
is no apparent dimiuution of the ex-
citement upon the subject of copper
mines in Floyd, Vs.0A tract of land
heretofore valued $4,000, belonging to
the heirs of Major Samuel Saunders,
decd was sod recently for the round
sum of $4,000, to a company COM
posed of Tennesseeans and Virginians
The supposed existence Of valuable
vein Of copper upon the land caused
this extraordinary advance.
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DlED.--On the evening Of the 4th inst, ROB
ERT, McGRATH, aged shout Is years..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

are! or dgY.l--;hat i, car ell EoC.us-
j, after us; We pu:him Of visa fir prom;s-
90, but alas, or quiet IS transient. The
same signiGcan. exclamation again rings IN
ar cars ere we have adjusted taele idea.
What shall VI aJ2 We have over-hauisJ
genres ot exchanges, IN tie vain hope cf
anling something, bit alas, &c have fl e..
va have 10. az i;am left for para PHI
not one; and We are u21gePaTeI 70 discuss
any topic ii al elaborate u su.i.G z prr
paDuer Cory! yea a stint &c word, very ga
Fly spoken, bu. how .u.l If dire meaning t.
tho editor, sick and destitute Of news Of IN
tsres. How UNFORTUNATE 5oRrs, that our
city is so free from accidents, broils, murders
and exc:teu,snt---tuat car country ia 50 free
from want, confusion, disturbance and blood
shed; tllGt every one has plenty Of business
0: his svr, ami attends so snugly to II.
Cory, copy. Shriaks our miniature shaJ7w:
ro.hinr will quiet his imperative demand;
. 1eYeYe headache j. no excuse; business Will
nur natrons Or visits from gen lemcn, arc 10
ralliation for our delinquency, lack Of rows,
sr a5ility to write, are 70 faults of his; copl
!, his untiring, unee2sing, UnJ.e'dn5 de-
mand. lie lives, he feeds, he feas,s, yo', h
doss. upon the music Of that ta-!s-nanl.
word. To him, its the ha -mony 81 music it.
self; bat to US, to-day, it is the embodymen,
ef every thing unpleasant, in ,hc yocabnlar,
Of or lean portfolio. CopY--yes, take it
and we will away to the prairies, TO the hills,
the lsaless forests; to the hroYn ysliies, 70
We guuny lawns, 10 the springs gushing iron
the hilIsides, to the ncandcrins streamlet, to
.as broad pictured book Of nature, away
from the eternal cry Of Copy" ani thre re-
,sive insniration srera loveliress AID truth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

SID OF want to inycs: IN Ne5ra.14?
Nee adv IN to doy's pol e., FOR sale of lots
n Nebraska, ard kearneT Giles, Aeb,as aa.
AohFasea city is loeatcd ugon eomman ing
a14 bcsctiful cnl;rcnce, a-l is surrounded
By textile AMI splendid country Of land
funds n.llbe sell invested in lots at ,hg;
c!sc'. Do yoa want fine home Or danJ.o
yogsiarestnent? Bay { lot; nothing Ven
tura, noth. NJ hare"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

nc 'Te',' a- r''.',."'cS ''P en- -.
~" Psc"''l Fi'i''i9 = NV -
printers dsyI., we mcAa--AhI me spo-
riaI terror Of ii, wear eli orr. Bat it
!; .o;fe,rc. ~. Vorll over. il one vii!
',
'''' ,i'''A !,
tory. ma5mars i4e happy mo'1rr'
with her 1ys.-Ooru on her AHce, - she.
finishes for The tnousanJ,h time the peru
III of ,h.l:.l,. MEANINGLESS face with il.
a.9'.a,,I.',ro Rn, sr<,1s moro
-. i,
I'm II than Tie neg faors dream o.. She
sees in it a Book o Beauty" NHA rs
.rt-L.rs brow. its riotier, lips. tLere it i,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09
management OF Trees.

Severe drouih tho frat seaEon kills thou
sands Q newly traLsplAntcd trees; TO guar
.sa;n>t this, fist pgune in their tops, 10 BAL
ance any loss Of roots caused III taxing up,
then transplant carefully ard cover tn
round veil about their roots with any Old
Inauurc, straw or litter to preserve m2isture
and render watering unnec@ say. After this
Le.2 the ground ooso and free from weeds.
Eyergrecns require on care a transplant
ing and covering the ground as above y
need 10 pruning, d. III properly TAX ne up
hey loose no roots. The roots of Evergreen.
must at no time be exposed US their fbres
1nce dry, the tree viii e lost.
ftrees arrive during fros. they should not
be unpacked till alter tbaw. Roots frozen
md allowed to thaw exposed TO the air will
XII the tree. Burying in earth will extract
sho frost from frozen roots without injury.
If trees by dcteuti3n, exposure or bad hand
.iagsare found much .iritd on srrisAi' Iay
hem do AMI hole ccyered wns'y visA
.arth for 10 or IL days and water frequent
-. gv these eans.dry tTeas may TO re-
.,,rad 70 perfect health. When thus res1or-
u rhav grow of directly, wheraas, trees at
III iry tTansplantcd with ID cir tops constant
IL EXPOSED to tho run, OF drying win 8, can
icvor recover unless restored to vigor by ire
4ue1t showers, or continued damp a'mos"
phele. Watering tho root. il not enough
tie TOP needs il moro.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09
Letter from aa old Line Know Soti,itC


IT, following le ;e il sad to hay. been
vilt'e h IN od Inc T. CIV Ech' z. -
member the VI SIS ch4ss'ts L Il at.re, TO
lis 50 Il is tar hes :rg If : Il y
h~v YET sen II II sub IS:
Bos: :, j IA, IL *
SpS JsHS:. lie TO- ia s4,is :,
woT to or i ne Ea'a dse-F h;s a.
'iWpn 10 am s. N; d :: q N.
ia Lama % to ago N coG-
'nit.cos, 50 t. b ON PUB hy having
M aH PR Of iner in h ms d
,n"n -" - say >oa,s' .in- o-etrsio sii il
NY seen '.Y tla Il t.- "a
be-. AlAagic :, ne f.o>@ns ~
49, lbs III Sc az soi a., . MS,
c.J. IN .vg = nnepsra.~uS ye.Nma /,
.sAyt h ; n = i Il over
| Goa' - NV, ing p.n.sa ! Y tTv-
crn.. mass ~ i Gth fnretep nt,,uia
All Fl, Ha,!ct all tn OF pm > t4un'.
use AZ, moe Eriash oiFfsr 70 r d-15a&>.
f-r hi2e crown away INT II ( * s>ia
saIye yonr mo'aer PIT n M .DE to rtb
~ rdA+s'ic& 45s Y i, nsa Ane.i44n qIys.c
Il 10 tie ueS..) We a'r goiIg 10 have the
latin lingo taken ri ia Stt.<: coat Of arms,
aud pat your plain yankee ctg!ish Ill 'ty
place.
We are going head tell you, and make
c'can swo"p Of every thing of foreign ex-
traction nav. visited no place of amu>s-
N mt excepting tie i've bHaolao which is a
geCu.ar Laive, he LOOK, very mach I:ka
A-irg COW. Saeakin. # cows remin i me Of
or hara.m bail, you nay SET him % Wade
he lu ar, he ID CT foveiEn extraction.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

Coon Pnorza,Y.-Jefrcys & Co., ocer the
whole Of their valuable property for sale, IN
gliding Steam Mil, and fine body Of timber
land near our city. See aa eft:sement in
another cQ,umn,
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