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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08

AUSTRALIAN HEAT The Sumpter rs.
g | Watchm,n publishes the following tx-
tract from private letter dated at Ade
laide, Feb. 90. 1858:
Il can assure you we have nearly been
roasted alive; we have had ten days and
nights Of the hottest weather remembered
for several years past The heat at noon,
ia the shade, was i36 to lac deg, accord
ing to situation, and during the night il
was never less than "a to LOG deg in
doors. The hot wind never ceased blow
ing. and the inenmerable deaths from coup
de soliel have been appalling in the ex'
trt me-"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASH,
=; ,-'--'fs~ "a INGTON. ...

NEw YoRE. July e.-Ths Steamship
City of Washington arrived up at one o.
Eoioek. The principal features Of her news
are contaiOed in the Cape race dispatch-
les
Tie coofs emigration question had been
brought up in Parliament oy the Bishop
of Oxford, who innmLted that the so called
schem" of emigration ha j proved TO be sla-
very in its worst form. Lord Rrougham
said 1t was the absolute duty of the Gov
erument to Immediately prohibit the sys-
TEN.
/ GrCat Preparations were being made for
the formal opening Of the subm.rins tels-
graph. Tha Queen Will iusagurats the
event BY sending peace message to Pres
ident Buchanan.
The war steamer Bloodhound had arri.
we'd at England from the cast of Africa.
and the Court Of enquiry was being held
on board in the mattrr OF the American
barque Thomas Watson, near Sierra Leo
ne
Three Warehouses on fresh warf. Lon
don, with all their contents were burnt;
the loss is enormous. Another ire de-
Stroyed the life bot factory. of Forest d
Co., and the adj ining lumber yard; tie
loss is upwards ola hundred thousand
pounds.
Tbs commsrce OF Franceis inv living
and the return Of usual activity is confident
! y expect d. The crops ara reported u:
being in splendid condition, AMI the lie
cent ivknce in grsln in Paris is lost il
the provinces; however prices remair
firm. ..
The important "fortifeations that hav,
heen erecled by the French at Cevta We
chic. have osusei great unsasi less il
Rome. 1t was te1orted that lhe Pops il
sboutt to increase his navy largely.
| Spain is suffering from the bread cricis
bread had risen largely, alth ough grain il
abundant
It's rumored that the Neapolit,n spe
cial charge at Viennahad Quilted that pla''
in high dud !son, bseauS, Austria refused
TO back N piles aslinsl England.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08

Lime soils are injurious to sheep, as
by absorbing the oil in the wool, they rem.
der the fiber harsh and brittle.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
Latest FRoMLONDON.

WeinSiay The demand for money
yesterday was mora active. at rates nearly
up to baak minimum. There was also a
parti ] recovery of the funds. Theae was
a Seeline at the Paris BOurse Of ono eight.
The Asiatic Chol, ra has made its ap.
prarance in this city. 1t is atil uled to
the posouous stencil arising from the river
rh mes,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
President Monroe,s Remnins,

RIcuMoYD. July 5.-Ths remains OF
President Monroe arrived at half past
eight O'Clock this morni G. attracting an
immense throng ofspectators to the wharv
es The military were drawn up on the
walf. and Givernor Wisa, in company
with the Mayor Of the City, went on hoard
the steam j mas:own and were intioduc-
ed to the guests.
The Regiment OF the New York Nation
al Guard arrived about half past 10 o'clock
in the steamer Glen Glove, which went
over one hundael miles down the river to
the steamer Ericsson, that vessel having
got aground. The MiIitrry were received
IN sp ech by Qeorge Mulford, which was
responded to by Col. Duryear.
The re nains were taken from the James
town BY the pail bearers and placed in an
open hearse drawn BY six white horses
At halfpast IT clock the procession
moved 10 the solemn tones Of the dirgel
played by the Military band. ....
The b lis OF the City were lollei ant
minute guns were fired during the entir'
march, A,gs were displayed at halt. asst
and many houses We're draped in morning
A show.r OF rain having fallen, tie at
mosphere was less oppressive. and th'
march WAS more comfortable to the milia
ry. The streets along the line of marcI
was thronged with spectators.
The procession reached Hollywood Gem
etery AZ o'clock; the military forming
circle around tie grave, = grand dirge wa
performed.
Gcv. Wise delivered an address, giving
sketch of the life ani services of Presi'
dent Monroe. and the circumstances which
led TO tie removal OF his remains from New
York.
He p,id high compliment to the patri
otsm OF the CiIy of New York, eviirnrer
nv the attendance Of the National Guards
He connudei with an eloquent appeal il
behalf Of the Union Of the States. Ate
a prayer by the Rv. Dr.. Red Of the Pres
byter,su church, the remains were consign
ed to the grave amid the firing of cannon
The ceremonies having closed, the Ma
tioun Guards were escorted 10 tho Dime
hall. where the afternoon was socially
spent with the Richmond military
Speeches were made by Mr., Cochrane
Gov. Wise, Col. uryear and Others
The gallant bearing Of the Natona
Guards is the subject OF universal praise
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08

re- Twenty eight persons died of sun
stroke ia New Yolk last Tuesday.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
ssss1
Ez---MH-- ss--NiZ---sEaz s-Hr-Nains:J5 4sissEa
RAIL ROAD.
GOING EAST
GOING WEST.

GOING EAST, Trans make cIose connections
Zanesyille with Trains on Genital Ohio Road for
Wheeling Pittsburgh and all points East.
GOING WEST, eORnectio iops are made al Cincinnati
for all points South and West.
THROUGH FREIGHTS RECEIPTS to all points
Eastgyena at Morrow, Wilmington, Washington Cir !.
cleville and lancaster,
LIVE STOCK sent through without any detention.
SHIPPERS would do well to forward by tn Uincin,
natl, Wilmington and Zanesvlle Rail Road.
t- t-r w. N. TUTHlLL. Ass'te PIT
GAINESVILLE. vhio.
H.V. WEAKLEY, ,Arvat,
June 24, ls5s-stf eLancastei Ohio,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
TO EARMERS

AND MARKET GARDENERS.
YWNHE ROTARY CLIO D CUTTER will reduce your
ground to any required tilth i'm any condition Of
soil whother wet or dry. twill cutup clodsto any
size required depth with far less traction than tho
harrow which at best bre them the surface
W While tn heavy roller often rolls th ON under It,
Itls the only implement that can put heavy or
ssen stthe store Of JOHN EFFINGER- Main Street,
who willreceiye ordersfor the machine, which may
00''e'usn'N Urn . A'' App1JSoHN JOHN EFFINeER, Agent.
Lancaster, ,Februa sl2, ls57--31n aofss-A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
AwfalsT ragtay sat Chicago...The ChIld
MitnRS.

NitneS.
!, Almost bloody ard brutal murder was
discovered This mo-ning in the North hi
vision which must have been committeA
on the day previous, although the enact
tim Of the act OF be 6,finded. Tire
murdered rerson is a woman bv Ire name
o' Jane McNamee. who with her husband
occupied rooms over the livery stable OF
N. .ssrs:! W'igbt& Carrier. on Michigan
street : few doors east of C,rk, and ex
ncty opposite the North NJ rkrt.r In. The
S'a le OF these gentlemen. McNamee was
himself employed as hostlar.
The e st intelligence OF the murder was
comm nicate by McNamee himself. wi o
enhrei lie stable Of Mr., Whit his en-.
ployer. A'-eut- -iour-o clock IN -the morning
and with.hsgds raised ur,iejly said to the
w4Iel.man upol the pr miss. Palmer my
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
AHATS AND CAPS. -

of every variety, ever offered in this MARKET Also
LADIES' Fu' 9, Robes u m brel las, Canes,
&c. All Of which he will sell at the lowest living
rates, and warrant to be equal to any thing Of the
klnd In the western Country. He remembers with
gratitude his old customers, and hopes by honest
attention 10 his business to MORT and receive liberal
share of the public patronage. M. SMALLEY
Lancaster, July 8, ls5O-3m I .H'-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-08
.fsaucr askef how iirookplacs. r~S
"l:f.anf know; l woke up. and found

Prlmer im+diaiely went to the rooms
oeegpledh hg McNrmes, and the Apperan.
eeSal onif eausrd him tolesye in rol nation
Attic Noyth Pqlire Stprion opposite. up.
o. wiige Nc Nan vast .ken into custody,
ISH QronoF. was Immediately summon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
DRY HIDES.

I'VE wish TO pun chase all the Dry Hides coming Ia
w the Nashville market, for which we will pay
the highest market price in Cash.
p 4 c ANDERSON,
Nos As and 4 College ST.. near Broad
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03

Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
A LARGE assortment Of HROGANS of the very
IA best manufacture;
And of Double SoIed and Thick Kip Boots
Just received and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
octls AZ College Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
Naslness Changc.

CrceFSss>G G. farden IN the Lnmber trade,
- -in ~ensina@ sha business the old stand NO.
NJ - 1e4d<<te Sas-s efl be pleased meet al
- ustrers q -er predecessor aud many 0taer,
a. ne@~ f.v~s 4ilh = call
f"s- ss~srss snstss eatliag Poplar and Ced
iAusfs~r. ~sAf@s large supply 90 white and vel
raas, tta> eBshA-x - seli a. manUfActaf-'
pflcee-
Having plrcAsstd si- h.,ks and acconntsfs n
ole Arm AL he are s=<src - sheir ineebtrds "a :.
plcase GENE forusra knd ssste b. the nrsltts<
sesnber. OF win pat thea Az sunts With ~
Scr eatlectlon. A.
Hasing determined 20 adhere yigidly ha.,...
sysisn, al orders ness be IkoccnPsnk
money OF be rsjec;ed7
s1szS-u IN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03

Gents Shoes an Caters.
CENTIEMEN will find good assortment of FINE
" SHOES, and CATERS, Of Il very best quality,
and at low prices, at the Store Of -.
JOHN RAMAGE.
iy24-tf AZ College Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
Misfel:a
To Exchange or Sale.

10 E-NcnanSe or SAFE.
A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years obi and her
II i've children the oldest boy u, the next a gIl
10 and down to infant. Will be sold
changed for other Negroes Go living IN ihe
country and that wants them tor their use, and
not for speculation. Apply 10
augll-u WILL l. BOYD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
HATS AND CAPS.

T AM receiving direct from the Manufactures all
the latest styles Of Fall and Winter Hats and Caps
for Men Boys and Chidrens wear consisting in Iart
of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats of all qualities
Boys Cloth and Glazed Caps. Also, a large lot Of
Mems, BOYS and Children's MernO and Wool Hats,
which will be sold reasonable terms for Cash or
punctuaI dealers at Nos SO and SO corner of College
and Broadway, by b. X. CUTTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03


To all the Eastern Cities.
q A II. Lightning Express, through tn Columbus and
W Cleveland withoat change 81 so z. NJ. Eve
ring Express through cllar sndPitisborg without
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-(levelaBd, Pittsbu-g Steubenville,
and Wseriins Lightning ExpreSsIeayes CINCINNATI at
O'Clock A NJ for all the Eastern clties also, spring
held. |f 10
This tram stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at
Lsyeland, Morrow, Nenia and London only
SOUND TRAIN.-f1cveland Express Mai-Leaves
CnSinnatiat $50 NJ for Innkirk, Buffalo, New York
Boston, &c, wheeing Baltimore, philadelphia, Wash
ings0n City.
fllis train stops All points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
THIRD TRAIN Accom- nsdation--Ieaves Cincinnati
AZ 4sso ?. ~ for Springfield aud Columbus
This Also makes connections for Wilmington,
Lancaster Lanesvie. THIS stops Al all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
FoCHrH ffsAi>-Cieveland, fiitsburg and Wheel
ing Night Exires--I<aves Cincinnati Al $50 O'Clock
y. N. for All the Eastern cities. .sta.
fhis train StoIs Al all points between Cincinnati and
Coambrs-
No tram sundays.
Trains run by Columbus timc-seven minutes faster
than Cincinnati time.
For Through Tickets
And AL Information al tancnnat please Apply AZ the
L1tsls Miami and Covgton aud LEI once No.
Barrett neass, a. Old once south east corner
Broadway ana fFeni, opposite Spencer House, or ~
J. DURASD, Superintendent
T. !. FULLER, General rrket Agent
ras OMNIBUS LINE eaii. Ger passengers Al all the
prime i4i hotcis for each and every by leaving
eireeesn- either " the above ofors Vii call for
| pss-~arsrs 10 all parts Of The city, without fail.
4 49, ~ n. n kuGGIfS cond ncsor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
SOLE LEATHER.

nv have in store and for SALE large stock of SUI
w perior Hemlock and Oak tanned Sole Leather,
which We are offering at tue lowest possible Cash -
ures. y. X c. ANDERSON,
Nos Is and CLlIere 81 ll.nr Rr..ad
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
ole Leather Trunks and Valices.
SNYDER & Frizzell

ARE OPT MING TOD A u,
TENTS fine CalfSG Itch Bottom Boots.
Z" :" Caters,
.. Brogans.
+" Stitch Boots and CATERS
{" " Water Proof Boots.
Ladies' Congress and Laced Heel Caters.
Black English Cloth thick sole =.
q - Congress and Laced Caters
. it'll Heels.
Ladies' Kid Boots with and without Heels.
Cali aud Morocco Buskins.
90 Slippers with and without Heels.
Misses and Childrens' Calf Morocco and Kid Boots.
Kid and Morocco Boots With Heels.
Boys and Youths shoes of all kinds
For Nantation Purposes.
Best double Sol, BrogaDs ella
thick Boots ella.
Dutch Boots Tor Women.
Bo, aud Youths Boots aud Brogans.
Which we Oner at low prices tor cash.
SNYDER & ESTZZEII.,
nov4-u UAAAG No. Il Public square,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
THE VILLAGE SMITH.
Also . copy o. tbs oe4atfsi
Cosmopofifan Art journal.


n goa ~i.h q secure copy u ,h@a siss<nt Enxra-
wing. ssTas yItfAaE hIAczzsrFH, snd lie Asst Joxk
xA1 ~ish shs sther pren.iuaAs. be and Subscribe
81 before she fss - Ian ISIS. spscissez copies q
ne ahsre ana fun partisaizss siren, ~ appl,as 70
y, D. Grass, aoa. See. So zaseEtssnlsl eisswhsr
hsa1s1--Nss FsatzEss. a. nDFl1
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
Negroes for Safe.

L HAVE quite number OF Negroes On hand for
sale; amop gst them excellent searnstress aud
Housc-scrvaut. Also, several good Cooks, Washers,
sc. Call soon. MN. J.. BOYD, in
septl7-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
Carter, Wilsford s. Co.,

Successors 70 Garter, Mckay o. and b. Lanie' d %
C. CARTER, W. c. wIILSF0RD 4 J. b. Nc
IA /. fERRAN have tbs day asssrrlatet themselves
toeslber under the style and Arm aalae 81 cAkIti,
Wills ORD CO., fQa :he pasp 81 doingag nsral
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xaag sseruua and T'ernnaae.

We learn that On he 10 inst, q violsni
hail storm accompanied by . heavy rain
and tornado, viaissa she regioa u Pony,
aad little Musqasse cresks in this soun-
~. Wears inksrmsa ahaa tAs haii ssonss
wsgs washsd and rolled down the aids
hills and lodged againas he fannaa in
such qaausitisa, thai - hours altar the
ssora, drifts mighs b found 2 Tess il
dspsh. The rain fell Ia such quAasiaiss
thaa il washed up all The nsv planted
potatoes, On laad which was nos nsaEiy
or quits lsvsl. Lifts Aasqasao and Po-
~ creeks, ware several feet higher thazi
the oldsss eisiseas ever saw them before,
I've o. thEea houses wsFs blOwn down.
sad ali sAe bridges on The streams vera
carried away. AlihOagh there wsrs sew
ssal narrow escapes, fOFsaaaaely no livss
wsFs lost.
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By special invitation OF tAs gsasle-
mAAly Manager q De BsFgins The
stEe, Ag. J. G. Morrison, re visited Co..
ssrs Hall On Tuesday sgsning lass, 10
witnsss he representation IL ne Drama
Of Ugele Tom's Cabsas as rendered By
the ssa&sn nramasic 0empaBy. The
angelic character Of "Rva'' ives naosa
bssasiaaliy randsrsd By Little AasLrA
TzsDB. B1r. Tsmpgesoa psrsonaasd aha
character Of auncls TonS admirably
ATs. POaan ~ ''TOpsy" tdaa nigg@ daa
nsobsF was boEn) TsRdsEsd me chasaes@x
unsxespaiOnably, and We think IL she had
bsaa born sfa niggaxn chs woala not
bare doAs Ne shasasssr better jastiss.-
MsslIs Assbrsy = sAsna uphsliao ean'l
- BEST sad n. Bsses plsysa g Gump-
tiOa Cass,s sdmixsbly, and Is aalins-
aaOr sf ths Yaakss shaxaesex sAs's b
tAkea b snybedy. Inshsst ~ pexferm-
saes q Els sakirs szoaps i highly arsa-
iaaAlss ana ahs suasssainmsna 10 wcrshy
ths patronage 81 sur CisisaAs.
sgx. BRACs takes benaas " niRhk.
aFUnsla Tam's Cahimo and sAs sEEasoa
Boy" wili BE- pEsssnssd again, wisb sAs
oddities Of the Highland Rling by assIe
Ad&iss TagSs, and HOEnpips by MIL
Agbr@.
4 plsadid bin 90 ana sss IL you wana
70 sajoy Afty senta WORTH of pleasure Ia
wisasssing the aplsadid paxfosmanes 0f
the aszARn Company.
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Va nossee shas eax nsighbor Of she
GAesi0a noa Aaving aaytAing d more im-
uaprsanea 10 asssad 10, hes been taking
sasssmeay apon "a GsassAOppsr qass-
&om WY did yoa pot Sc snd satisfy
ramzsslE BY oSaIAs deEaOnssrasioaf Ger
sssnay u Moaid hare been . ssving 81 tbs
axnsnsanss o. The ai6daviss--a dsssSsrs.
- Is tAsss bard snssf Or Devil
- - aook Ia hssg eousse 70 assa-
- - asssssd isssEmssiens - u sod
- bssn sats fss one "a sevaans -
80, - rsnsnFs wishin hOpping dis
- y 40 ixssesaA
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CHAPTER a7.

A11AE AEA va
An ACT appointing Commissions 10
pFaaaEa the lands granted fog iEnpfoTs
Ing tie aayigasioa ox de Des Moines
Mivegs 20 Be certified u the STATE.
]. 10 4 es0efsd ~ Ne Gssasrag a..
asssabl Of EAa Ssals Of Iosea, THAT Charles
Aasons Of Dies Moines county, Is haxeby
appoinaad 3 commissions, whoae dasy
q shaH bette DO ell aaax ID behalf az ehe
@sasa which may be necessary ID pr@eure
sAa lands belonging 10 the grant made
" ehs then Territory az iowa. by an Act
% Congress approved August 9Th. ig46.
fox ths Improvement Of the Nayigation
ba tho Dies MOinAs River, Ia said Terri.
tory y be certified and set apart 10 said
state hy the proper Department 81 she
kaanafM aoTsrnanent, and anY aes an a.
gxoeaaaas - 10 sha amount az lana 10
'wAlrh ahe Stass Maay Be entitled undar
aAa0 aea q Congress made o. soneiaded
~ said agent 10 hereby gaaaaed and con
ATma6.
92. Thaaths State aE Iowa sAall not be
liable IN any manner for any damages
growing out Of any acs or agreement az
said agsns hereby appointsd, nor shall
shs State be hsld liable for any expense
N any manner For the salary o. pss sissss
Of said agent.
3. This aot 10 take eject ama be Ia
faFoe imnsdialely after its puhiisaaion
n ne loNa State Journal and Iowa
weakly Citizen.
STEPHEN B, sHELLEDY,
Speaker Of ths House og Representative.
ORAN FAVaAE,
President Of shs Senate.
approved MazcA I'D, 1858.
RALPH P.L0WE.
1 heFeby certify thai the foregoing 10 =
sgne copy Of the original roll % GEs ia
my ofSes.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of StAss.
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This splondid ssesznsF sErivsa a. Cur
Ianding 81 the 2sa inss., and departed
sane dsy fos sioux City. sos braueAs
goods Ter Babbits d Ross and ssvsral
oshsr marehanAs, and Ii ndsd Aa,oas Gssy
passengers foT shis i " and vieinity.
sAo will Isava shis city foR Dc. Louis
"a thu 2sah insA., 30 Says eus frisnd ].
q. WaTnar Rorwasaiag sd Eammiessen
MsssAAna, Lowsg IandimR.
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AaomGa Gala.

This splsndid sae&msE arrived frem ST.
Louis II eur wharf On SunaAy moTning
shs 2Ssh inst., and departed ahs sauna dsy
lfos 81. Loais.
She brought TOO packages for Babbist
1 Rosa and several packages for other
merchants Ia our city. She also bro ught
% sAis city about so passengers.
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s M 1
81 -
= 49,
~ Z ID ln3kue
13sa IL ". $3.50
II s,sls ssa S2sa sss B Il
rsyxsuss u AT sasnss ~ ssanlv
Il 81 80 a -. 80 - I lla :.
- a4kaan thnulsaSss aal1urH ID aal i
nars 80 49, 4 sissa lAs - laxialz
v,sII 80 use sulssss shrna tss si.
iars rsysuss,e as.d Aas III alla -
~sll ia NO shes.shsa aozlasa zFs IS
80 ps,,as asaossas - Aals -. -
a.. 80 ~ m.sak $50 AsB
50 s. 4 81
luss 81 a. + oss.
- B I'LL s&ssxs
go - xas = - ssasns
YssrEg sarkzIT walls
~ aznse vi ias.assa ~
yssz litsls. ~ 4 y ~ q szzslzda
Y ! eaaza h0ass ~ sun - -
800 shst y Wosla taiEs neas = gesT =
sampasse n u wEaA sins II lzsss -
ahossAsd aollass weala u aesi1sd from
ne ssaanssg xsssins I'D soa1d ~ aF-
plssA sawaFa payaNg sag 1hseahz henss.
6uppaae aha esass heasn aaaz 81 eoaa
90 90 Y fAas . apeas . suh prsa-
sna saass q Aaxaalon ahaf shsq 90 IA b.
paid tazqaA a has eaainaEy FevanaA wish-
- feaF cars. h0ws no knsW sAas Is
shssa i aay yigsne i q aaaasass aAaa -
oaszs hoasa eaa BE- crested fez - $50
ana - PAID k0R Oh q 40 aFainssy sexF
snaaes 6aeA = aeaRasA Il apea aseeE-
sad - seasEasssRs ARE saady = eom-
Asass - w0xk wAansvaE no asaasy
Ina8e saznRl LIS NJ - Aia pert II - aons
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We pahlish u t0aaaya paper he De-
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h@eAA pnblishsd Id fba newspapers of
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from and after is pm a6asion Ia the Iowa
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nal and Iowa Farmer.
STEPHEN 81 EHETLEDY,
Speaker d The HoassoE Representatives.
DANIEL ANDERSON,
President pro ssa &c tAe Senate.
| Approved Match I'D, 1858.
RALPH P. LOWE.
/ 0fsee a SguseEary of Stage,
i Des Nome March Esd 1858.
Il certify thaa lbs foregoing 10 a ssus
copy from the original roll on Gla in nj
! efiee.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-28

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and has siisd his large ssoEe room with
. chOics and well selected atosk ef Gro
series, from the most substantial down 10
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