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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-24
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
EAsHVILLH AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD }
Macnina Shnn Ian O. IaSa

EAsHVILLB CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Machine SHOP, jan. IS, 1855.
Thr will certify that using the PsTGf1ne Came
Coal Ou By the UnOn Coal and Oil Company, Mays
vile, KY, in Machine shop the locomotives
the road have tested the C very carefully
its qualities entirely convinced Il is very fns Oil
for machinery and that gallon OF ths Oil fully equal
two GALLONS the best Lard Oil. Il being entirely
IRON gum machinery Will with less pow than with
any OH have used. Although the Oil thin appear
ance IubrcEtng body superior any Oil In OrdiD
aTy use, and II is we'll adapted TO railroads.
&. Be- KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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Chronic DiaFrhea.-we have in our pOSssssio Z
the certificate of respectable citizen sstfgng that he
entirely cured of this dreadful disease by using be R
HAYES HOLLAND BIITERs.
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate any
person doubling this statement. Td&vIW
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BRANCH BANK OF TENNESSEE AT KKoxvILLE.-
The following gentlemen have been elected officers
Of this branch. A better selection could not have
been made:
JOHN H. CEOzrER, President
n. B. MoMABAN, Cashier.
R. B. STRONG, Clerk.
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TO THE SURVIVING OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
OF THE WAR OF 1912, AND OF TUE SEMI
MOLE CAMPAIGN AND FLORIDA WAR
In the contemplated parade and celebration on
Nay Day, at Nashville, you are earnestly solicited
60 participate-and will be entitled TO an honorable
position in the programme,
If any can appear in their t0Gr-DoTH uniforms and
with their taeTed 5aHBsrS they will add to the in
terest Of the occasion.
A. w. PUTNAM, I Committee
J. B. LTNDsIET, of
JOHN MICS. Invitation
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A FIEH DIsPLAT-The Ladies viii fnd one Of the
finest displays Of millinery and millinery goods Of
which our city can boast, 1.-THE establishment Of
Mrs J. BAHTER, on College street, opposite the
sewanes. Everything in her store looks fresh and
beautiful, and the ladies cannot fail to be suited
With " love Of bonnet" by giving her a call.
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Graham's Magazine, for May,
flONTAlntNG many Contributors, b. the best authors
beautiful colored Fashion Plates, etc., etc. For 3 Ie
BY lapll6I FHAGAN, Market street.
GOdeY's Lady's Book for May Just received
By z. HAGAN- Markot 81
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To TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS OF THE LATE
n I'M

TO TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS OF THE LATE
WAR WITH MEXICO.
The flag presented by the young ladies Of the
Female Academy Of Nashville to the First Tennessee
Regiment before its departure for Mexico and which
was restored to the Academy on the return Of the
Regiment, will be presented on the first of May
next by Rev C. d. ELLIOT, in the name Of the fair
donors TO the Historical Society Of Tennessee, on
which occasion the presence Of Tennessee Volunteers
is solicited, at the same time having reunion Of
the surviving members of the First Regiment.
Gen. SAME. R. ANDERSON,
Gen. B. F. CHEATHAN,
Maj. A. HEINAN,
Surgeon J. c. NEWMAN.
Newspapers throughout the State will confer q
great favor by inserting the above notice once or
twice.
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

THAT Valuable farm which he undersigned re-
sided for Inc last eight years, b. for sale lies
the waters Of Big Harpeth nVsT, the county Wiz
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, the sazs Cf
TANK, the Rchand and CentreVlls rnrnpike nine moa
from Franklin, the county seal Of williamson, ana wuhn
miles the North Western Railroad being con
siruced The Tract contains about Jour hundred and 6zhs
OF arst farming land; the county line between
Davidson AID Williamson runs through the Northwest cor
Of me tract. Il vas formally the well known
he late Wilkins Whitsdld.
On farm comfortable residences, vita an Ne
essaTy houses barn. cribs, stables carriage h0uss, Sc.
excellent young orchard OF choice Good
spring water and An abundance failing WalsF
unang nom different a0urcea through the tarms Adj0n
this farm another Of about Two hundred acres o.
excellent land with good residence, for The soil Of
bOh tracts Is equal 70 any for crops either grain ss5
and both united, they VIII be sold separately 8gssr
may suit buyers1 Is thought by good Judges could ba
made Of the best stock farms Ia the State % rs
A hose wanting 70 0uy would Of course Whsh %
the premises before purchasing. further description
deemed unnecessary, 0ut all invited call and for
themselves. aug 25-sOaHHl JOHN 4. HlLA.
WISH 70 sell the farm on which reside, IN WliamBCa
county, adjoining that advertised above - Mr. John r
Hill, containing By survey, hundred and ninety
Orabls dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable FOR
small larn win good Tao farm Is well enclosed
with good sncss Including about hundred yas %
viii sell TINS place sspuratey, or together
with MF Hnsas both united would certainly make Aes-
farm, and purchasers Invited call on MrH
and examine he premises. LAVlNlA CRAIGHBAp.
For fsrher particulars apply 20 Mr. D. n. snyder,
stOre0f Snyder & Friszsl, Nashville l.. C..
aug-sOcEWH
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Notice,
PLANTERS BANK OF TENNIS sEB,

FLA NIhho' 3 aNh OF IENNb5 bBBl
Nashville, March 3lst, 1883
THERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Bank held at the Banking House in Nasbv vile,
tJUne next Al 10 O'Clock A. 70 take into cOBsdeTa
act passed at the session OF Legislature
Il this State proposing amendment the charter Of this
tank. By order Of the Board. ID. WEAVER.
april lid Cashier
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MaYIana. -. Psb.IIs51.

Wayland, Mass, Psb. S, 1851.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Gents: HavIng rsairss H.,
good Effects Of yOur hair Restorative wsh 81 SAFE I1st
nnolng my half growing tnln we'll gray, fnduc
cd IRON what lead and n5lrd try arso8 PREPARED
oy you 10 promote It's growth and change rs color Ia ia
Was N youth, beth Of which II effected cOmpslsv IN
he operation have used nearly Three bogteu.
Yours, &c, JAMES FRANCIS
o. J. WOOD q CO., PrOpnetOrs, 3I2 broad FaF, New
New, in the greath. Y Wire railing Establish msuIl and
IA Marketst -. Louis, No. sod by al good brur
gigtg. FEB 3-uaE wamIuu
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Mr.. Knowles is Master of Machinery Of our Road, and
reliable ma0, 10 whose state ments we would cOnade,
V. K. STEVENSON, President,
EashVIlle and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. 1. ANDERSON,
nj N a. 4
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- COenOetan, Ohio, Nov. II. ls5G
o.. WOOD C0.-Gsniss AL nave been snus.sd IN
selling your Har RESTORATIVE the season fr one o v1
local agents. m H. Harztns0nJ and having sxpsrsnci
Ehe beneficial elects Of q myself would IKE 10 obtain "A
agency for TIE SIags o. Uno, some Stale IN he Wss
should you wish % make such an arrangement a. an
con VInced there Is nothing equal 90 me unsd .nts
for restoring Lhs haIr nave engaged In me rn-
business for several years, and have sold various nsp
ions Tor the hair, Il have found n0lnur that rs1 th
oTstiTe organs Invlg3rales ne scalp e " IL yor
being iuly Vlnced mai your restorative IL whaI y 80
present 70 be, would ike engage 10 ne sale OF ~ oE
an sats1sd tg mast sell.
Yours truly, ;. T. STOCKMAN
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Newspapers throughout the State will confer q
great favor by inserting the above several times
during the present month.
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Fresh ARRIVAL OF
GrOoerieR

Inn HHDs PRIME TO CHOICE SUGAR;
4NO zoe bbIs Powdered, Loaf and Crushed sugar
250 bags prime Rio Coffee;
l30 bbls MOassss;
300 j bbls do
SO bags Old Gov Java and Laguirs Coffee;
IS bbls Mackersl- assorted
81 dozen buckets;
$50 boxes star AVID Mould Candies
2tO kegs Wheeling Nails, assorted;
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands;
IS 900 imported Havana Cigars;
$1,000 assorted brands do
IS boxes Scotch HeTrngs;
3 tiercss Fresh Figs;
40 bags Pepper, Splse and Ginger;
50 boxes Bar Soap.
feb IL NJ. & &. ?, CHBATHAM.
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NEW BOOKS.
- John Work 4 co

rs JOHN YORK & CO.,
Book Sellers, BoOk-Binasrs and Blank Book
Manufacturers.
NO. SIS UniOn ST.. Nashville, rsnn.,
Ths CAD Woriaippsss-au.hor o. yysstsf,i.r,
r The Maid 81 Orleans,
me- MillOnars-by Costello;
Tho ladder q GOid-br Rober, Bill
Aeiing PrOVsfbs--by townsend;
SOHslI's Poems--2fmO-blue asd -,t,
Parhsnia; or Last Days Of Paganl,u.
songs and Poems OF the SOuth-by NesE.
Lacy HoWard's JOurnal--by Mra- sigourpsy.
De5t and CIsdlIs A Novel By Bunssn;
Beatrice Csncif A EoVel-by Cuerrszzi,
Twin Roses; A NaEFatgs-by Airs. Rftobe.
The World Of MiRd-by Isaac Taylor;
How Behave and how 90 Talk
Lvingstou's South Africa;
The American Almanac for Ie55;
Jg5T RECBIVED BIZ a
JOHN YORK s. Co.,
mar = No. D Union street.
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neA- DR.. Bacon the distinguished turfsman Of
Georgia who for the last few years has furnished
80 much turf sport in Tennessee and at present has
two important matches TO come of upOu the Nash
vile course arrived in this city yesterday evening
and is stopping At the City Hotel His STOCK iii
probably arrive to-day. He reports his horses
(matehed) as doing we'll
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feb q
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
Dsckham, Hooper l. Co.'S
SAINT K40uHs
CRY BUSINESS DIR EcToRY

Aisssasy sad Notary PnbIie.
]. T. Rice, No. Is, I'd street, (adjoining the
Post Ofiee.l
AgeAtassas sad S@5pxrsassRdsnas.
j ". Kennedy, q Co., corner of 5th and
Che&nut streets. Plans for Churches,
Court Houses, Hotels, Stores, Daallnga
&C., made at the shortest notice.
eIaaAs=g- EgFAslessAs.
BAN, WorraIl L Minor, Ne. Main street.
0hias, Glassaad QHssasaoars.
JOha W. TeOly, ho. 3D. north Main street,
CszzsissisH and FsgsaraiRg.
MaskUy, Miller 8 Lytle, II noxEh Lsvss
and f6A Commercial street.
John Levin, dealer In Provisions, produces
and Flour, No. IL, Lssss.
Kslsey q Smith, eoEEsr Commercial and
Chestnut gtxeetM-
y. @. Greer L Co., No. 5. Con. street, and
5 Lsves-
BagTGgsRs-tFsaesSL
John s. Weber, General Engineer and Let
tea Gutter, Il Chssnut street
ConneP L. EzuSseys
General Engineers WOOD and Copper
Plate Printers, IL Fourth, .. e, corner
Pine street
FzFRasuTs- W kaIsssls cad RGaza.
Wa. n Harlow, Plane Ferries and Mslo-
deems, Goa. Hall, Market street, betwsen
ID and 3D..
scaErigt & Mason, (whelssaie and retail
10 l. d. Washington avenue.
Hides, Ls&aAsg, Fssl, Psliyses, ss.
swsles L. Co., 70 Levss, and I46 CommeE
eial street
8. Thorp 3 co., Furs, Psltzisa and Dry
Hides. 81 Main
Laquoga-Farets~ aRd Dsasessie.
], P Callahan & co., No. SO, North L.
w. B. Lawrence, No. -, lower Main st,
Berthold, Smith l. Co, 1876 l. 1913 sec'nd-st.
-.. PspeS WsTsAszss.
III. Clark L. Co., i20, north Second street,
Pyx#Rs&m Wire Works.
4. C. LadIow, Manufacturer and Whole
sale and Retail dealer, No. SO Market st..
PwAlic Houses.
Atlantic Hotel, G. Mclaughlin, Proprietor,
cor. ID and Market ats., 81 80 per day.
La Faysets Hotel, Louis CnEsEisn, PropFEa
stor, O. e. cor. 9th and Market ats.
s5 PstsEt SaIieitsT.
Amca Bvuadnax. Ne. ~, Pine at. Patents
obtained On new inventions of every deg
eTiption. Rsjseted applications pRese-
cutsd on conditional fees No Patent,
no Pay.
SaaA. Dosys, BIiads, @e,
l.. M. Grsngeg, Moaldlngs aRd Pins Shin
giss, ri north Levsse
EzcsEssar SAFE sna Soak WORKS.
Beard & Bro, Proprietors, No. Is, north
Main St, Manufacturers ng Lightning
Roas and Pumps.
S&w MaMaafesHTsrs. ..-
BFsnsh, Crookss D. Co.. IS Fins-st.
VIVA. d. Barron 4 Co. Portable Circular
Saw hill manufacturers, No. north Main
street s@
skx6egd Sized WsreAesse.
n. Rakswell, 2i3, Main street. Steel.
FILES, Boilsr and shees-iron, all kinds, nj
manufacturer prices.
q. 8. Lasd Ag<ats.
"a. p, Wssslaka a. co., Nc. ii, north 4ah
street.
WA. n Waite 4 Cass
u, 3. Land Agents, No. g. Pine street.
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Popular Patent Medicine
EAGLE ~ O II MS,

EAGLE ~ o u Ks,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
r the largest Machinery Mandatory snd
L Depot in the Uaited States, where may
be foahd Railroad Freight Cars, Portabls
and stationary steam saginss, loComo tives
tufulAry and cylinder steam bod ers, sKokC
pipe, breeehs8, sheet work, ETC., and all
kinds Of wood and iron machiAsTy.
Premium Portable Circular BSM miilsa
with important improvements i-FrietionBs
Weleh q GTihth's circular saws Of sv-
cry sizs. Noyes' portable Aour and cora
mills. with new Improvements, with OF
without hoits, and general mill furnishings,
A. full assortment Of leather and rubber
betting, at wholesale and retail. Superior
shingfe millg.
Ciark'a Patent Feeder aud Alarm, sure
preventative Of boiler explosion from low
water steam and water gauges, steam
whistles, finished brass work and engine
trimmings, castings and miIi gearing,
Gates' patent se1gw cutter, best maehiR-
ists' hlss, OK our own importation,
Scales from the small coulter, to the
railroad or weigh lock scale. Alse. sugar
mills letter presses, wprehoass truoks,
etc. We aay to the public that eur build
lngM And ether Improvements commenced
last rear, aEs all esnapletsd, and In fall OPP
sFStien, and we are prepared TO I'LL all Of
dsrs for machinery, With entire prompt.
ness Is
earns, wAKNER, CHALMERS h FRASER.
y. W. aAxRz, as. wAaMEas r. eHAEz&Rss
a. Q. wAaaEn, .. y. ERAsKR,
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SOUTHERN LIME on 4 HORSE
P0ST COACHES. =

A@&k@@AA kA&&AMM - @4e a8&@& MaSAs
Leaves Cssaea Bluff Daslg--TKgemva =
THIRTY Six Hears
CONNECTING with Lightning Liza q
- Daily Packets and paefke Rsiiroas. Il
s. Louis; also, with Beman, Hedge d Coz
splendid line OF Coaches, and tas &c. Jos.
sPh and Hannibal RailFead Go all poGnEs
East
This line passes through the aouessE ins
towns OF GlsnwoSd, Tabor, Sidney, A a.
tn, Linden, RoekpoFt, Mound City, Msk9n
FILLMORE and Savannah. Throagh q iinI
country, and over good road, and for sosef
and comfort is not surpassed By any star.
Line In the estsTa country.
P. 8. FROST, Proprietor.
4. L. sEA&s, Agent, Stage OAsa C6an.
sill Bluffs.
Aug. &th 1857, II
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SELECT school,.


THE subscriber would respectfully In.
1 fern the people Of CouRcil Bluffs and
adjoining country. that Ia viii open q Sc
lect School In this City, on Wednesday,
the 2Sth inst. Term 20 consist Of Twelve
weeks, at the following rates per scholar
Spelling, Reading, Writing aAd
Mental Arithmetic, ...... ...... - 80
English Grammar, Geography
and Written Arithmetic, ..s... 81, 90
Algebra, History, Philosophy,
Botany, Physiology, Greek q
Latia Grammar, ..ss.t ....s 80
An subscription to BE- paid by the mid-
die Of the term. Fifty esnta wifi be ehaTg-
ed each scholar additional for eontingsn.
eie&, No deduction made but By special
agreement, or protraetsd sickness.
The subscriber has deToted several years
to bis profession, and Aatters himself that
he can give general satisfaction TO his pat
rons. Roam In Old Odd Fellows Hall. sn
stutam4n asraet.
April Ii, 1855. IL. Z. s. AgTELI.
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M. a. RuJssEKsa

NEW TLNG SALOON,
IN Broadway, where the finishing touch.
" 90 10 cleanliness and genseel appearance
are bestowed without stint on grudging. ---
The public are politely invited 70 cal at his
rooms where, shouId he be 10 lucky as 10
shawe them, ths kaen edge Of ehagrin viii
be removed by the consolation that IL wga
done sleek easy and without hurting tina
feeling.
- Boom % Upper Broadway, over the
Ocean Wave,
vEnI6 ~ A.
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ASsss .- 1885
sCAhRKTT & MASON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and M,
ufactureEs Of
1s5s.
1855
FURNITURE& UPHOISTER7
v ashtngtun AgsHae, bet. I'd L. Sd Street,
SAINT TOTTTg Mo

" arlington AgsHae, bet. I'd L. Sd Street,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
IN cur ware FoomB, win be found thsl,.
test and best styles, made by the best worE.
msn, and Of superior material and 6njtb
BEDSTEADS, hue Rosewood and w..
hoganyS walnut, Oak and Cherry, wb
high post and Canopy.
sEBEBOARDS, Rosewood, AahngaBv
Oak and Walnut, with Shelves and Ma
bic Tops.
WARDRoBEs, aad SECRETARIES,
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aud WaIo-t
SOFAS, Mahogany and Walnut, cover.
ID IL han, Cloth, Lasting, and BEocatelI.
BUREAUS, fRs Rosewood, MahogazT
Oak and Walnut, with Side Cases, AuBt
Top ahd Oval Glasses.
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walaa,
WRshstands.
CENTRE AND SIDE TABLES, W..
MaEbis Tops,
HAT RACKS, Rosewood, Mahog,sv
Oak and Walnut, Of nany styles.
also tine Rosewood. Mahogany, Oakk
Walnut, PaEloT, Easy and Rocking Cha.1
every variety of Cushion, Rush and Ca,
Seat Reception and Cottage Chairs; p.
etinbeus Chairs, Piano Stools, Ouonaas,
Rsotstools, Lounges, Corner and s.ts
VI atnotss Extension Tables, shovw
Baths, lee Boxes, Wire and I'm SAFES,
SGARRITT's RATENT LOUNGE HEpsrpADs
GILT LOOKING GLASSES, Splenda
Per Glasses, Oyals, Mantle and Square;
W cod Frames in large assortment.
BEDDING, Spring, Hair, Moss, Excel.
aiqr and Husk Mattresses; Feather Beds,
Pillows, Boosters, Comforts, Sheets, &c,
all OF the beat material, and warranted 70
De frssh, sweet aad new.
Every article warranted as Represented
aAd at prices as low rs any other house Ia
the cltF fer corresponding quality.
ORDERS Solicited and faithfully filed.
VI cordially invite every one who wishss
TO call and examine and price our goods,
as we are pleased to show our goods, aa4
give you all The information in cur pewef.
All articles BoId by US carefully packed,
and delivered On Boat or at house.
Very Respectfully,
sCARRTTT & MASON.
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Sound the Horn.

Ms AW ANW9 = MN HAZE H.
RUKHM & HAGGE1IW
WOULD most respectfully inform che
eiEizsns oa CounGdl HluaEa and vicinity thai
they have 0pened
CONFECTIONERY + FRUIT sTORE,
one door west os the Post oGea, whsgs
they viii kssp constantly % haEas al kia6s
plain and fzacy CaEaaless
RaissMas Fses. oFssssas LemsRa, Pabwhs,
EagIiah Wsgsaas, Almsn&s, ss.~~uaIaa,
Iss CEssm smA Ea6@ Waa&g.
aaa nary okhar articles too numerous q
mention. Call and Examine oar stock. 3
yDa wish coed and fresh zgtasAas.
Nav %. ELI
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RANKING OFFICE
OF
r. GHKWEEW a. co.

gaAHA CITY, ssssss.s s.st ..ss ggHaAsKA
THE undersigned, having formed CO.
partnership fer tbs purpose Of conducting
q general private Banking business, would
respectfully give notice that they are pre-
paTei to buy and sell Coin and Drafta On
New York, ST.. Louis. and az all The Eas.
s@rn and Southern elites.
Collections made and Tsmitte,I soE If the
current rate Of exchange.
Money loaned Cor eastern eaplsalistg On
reasonable terms.
Land WarFanta bought and sold ON enm.
aiasions on loaned on tina,
Any business with which they may be
entrusted will be promptly attended to-
aug 25-lS5T ...s =. dir
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IN Cd TKGHE

I HAVE sold 10 my brother James Hen
L shall, jr., my entire stock Of gooda and
store hxLngs. Those ewing nae In any
shape or manner, viii mako immediate
payment to him, as my authorized agent,
os Be forced to settlement by Law, al
further time cannot and will not be given.
Some valuable land, houses and lots ear
be had by applying to nay brother.
THOMAS HEAsHAELs.
mRwfguA
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GaHH w. RALDWIR. G. a, DoDaK
@AA40 WIN AND nODGE,
BAN KERS,
AMn

DEALERS m EXCHANGE.
eouactE BEvxFa, .-s..r...........r IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made and promptly rs.
H. nittsd at Current Ratas of Exchange.
hllia Of Exchange, Gold and Silver, C,p.
rant ard UneurrenE Money bought and sold
Land Warrants bought aad sold, and ca
tsfed on time.
Interest paid On Special Deposits.
Money Loaned On real estate and psrsoa-
| al security.
Correspondents may rely upon prompt
aeass hdslify and personal attention to then
interests in the transaction Of any bushes
which may b entrusted to III.
REFERENCES.
AMsriean Exchange Bank, N. Y. Gil
/ J. r. Thompson,
hank Oa Iliea, Aliou,
Bank CT geopeEstowa, Coopersso'n, n 7.
DaEkes > Builoek, Bankers, St. Lou-S
OnondAsa County Bank, Syracuse, n /.
Warren Sank, Eaugh Danvg.s, Mass.
4. j. Stevens 4 Co, Bankers, Dss koiBas
IoWa.
Henry Franham, pgsaidant C. &RLR
A. Chicago, III.
lie Hsn@y, ssp't NJ. R-R-, Dsr.
eMp0w6s Iowa.
WeseeEn Marine q Fire Iasurauas c.,
0maha City E.T.
- ROy Tattis, Omaha City.
Jas. g, Aikehstl Esd, Flsrsuea, y. !.
y. y. Iadds Esd Chlcaga.
Merchants. Savings Loan and Trsa
Company, chlsago.
CoEss, saawaen u Coxss, AIsxandEts,
Virginia.
]. 3, Bemnent, Agent Estaa InsuraEe'
Co., Cancaansei, Ohio.
Jaa. HaEians u, ., g., NJ. Pleasant, H.
Hes. s. 3. Car9as, ID. e., Ksokuk, Ia.
CeBabangh q HFe8ks, Bankers, Bqrling'
tons 1@wa. TiaIy2i -5TH
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Hard Times!

Our goods we're purchased b. ems af kha
arm u greatly rsdaesd prices, duging ne
recanS lard times Ia tha aasksxn market,
which ws are paering at priess cores.
pOndingly low and much undaE the regular
market price.
Roaz ewrafui aEtaukana 10 car varied
stock Of dry geods, gfOeegiss, b0ess and
shoes, guesnEwars, hardware, etc, L. "a
aGitsd bafore making your purchases.
MCBRIDE & BOWEN.
n. d Corn. cash, wheat oaks, pc&a-
scsas dry hidss, fars and produce Of all
kinds taken in exchange for goods or pay
msnt OF &seOun&& - go
oct l&-s6T ~ 8@ Man. "a.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
KENGsI.ANEss D FERGUSON.
PHRNEx FOUNDRY
~ ARD
a gRkcmaamraA works.

IoFTseT oy second ard CasTFy SsYsegss
Manufactures ct Pages and ChiIds' Pat
eat Portable Circular Saw Miila,
for Steam. Water or Horse
Power.
THESE Mills viii cut with steam power
l. Rrpm coo 10 10 900 Rset Of luH.hae peg
day. vary ing a. to power and kind Of tin
Der with horse 1ower they cut from 200
TO $500 feet per daV, according to kind OF
hmhsg sawed. With the Double or Child'a
PateHs Mill any sized lumber can be cut
Having been engaged Ia the construction
Of thsse nilla for the past eleven years,
and the demand for them constantly In
eTeasing, with car facilities for manafsc-
turing and improvements that have been
made, We offer them with the fullest conf
denes Of their superior advantages ever all
othsgs.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
aAMgEL KEEPPEm,
REAx4 KzBTATE BROKE

~~SA%&S 8ASSE A@1s az W a.
VIA saEan4Efy attend to Selecting L.aAdI
and LOe@Gaag Land Warrants In Western
Iowa and KsaEaska; tbs payment Of saxsi
on ks&naB q npn-EsaiaaREs and the eollee.
Eaaa and Eamisszmee of siaima.
--~AgkREREECEss
Jas. PoEi&Ed, Beg. Us. Laad O4Hes, Coun-
ell BlzHS, Iswa.
a. q. FalmaFJ Rscsivsg Of Public Monsys,
0aaaaA RlsaAa, Iowa.
l. w. HabhEss, nsq.s Council Bluffs. Iowa
3. q Carts, ~. c. Ksoknks Iowa
a. J. Gziladge, Rse- Pub. Mon. Omaha.
T. Lgwsy &C., Omaha, Nebraska.
p. Raggmscn. N. c.
]. nAnsas Cash. Savings Blk, WEBSTER, o.
q. Qniahy, III CT. WaYna Co. IA. q e
WA MsoailY D Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
B. 4. Fansskbck & Co.,
J. g. Msrris q Co., Philadelphia. Pa,
Col. Tics. HI webb, s"
R0sb = asgc4nb, IT, Wayne, Indiana.
a. 8. Barnes b Co. New York,
H. ward CIass a. co,
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