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REUNION OF THE GRADUATES OF ls44.
vTNHE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF THE Gradual.
ing Glass of 1874 of the University of North-Caro.
lha requested to meet at the approaching
nent ON the I'd June
May 27, 1859. 49-2t.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
NORTH-CAROLINA COPPER NINE,
IN THE
County of Guilford, State of N. C.
I'm PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF DEED
u of Trust executed to the 18th july 1884, by II
President and Directors Of the
North-Carolina Mining Company,
and Of record in the Registers office county Gull.
ford State of North Carolina FOR certain purposes therein
set forth, will, Trustee in said deed offer for sale for
cash. the premises al II O'Clock, A, NJ. THURSDAY
the 2Sth day of July, 1853. that
Valuable Mining Property
in Guord county, (.n miles south Of Greensboro known
the NORTHGAROLINA COPPER NINE, containing
100 ACRES, more or less together with all the
Ma, hinery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Tools, and
Materials
theeunto belonging appertaning and all the other pro-
psry ef ersrg ina and description belonging to the said
Possession will be given upon the consunmation of the
sale.
JAMES SLOAN, Trustee.
Greensboro, n c., May 81, 1852 a2-wtd*
"AvERLY NOVELS COMPLETE-BouND
w in Library style-6 volumes IS w. .
For sale by
Raleigh May 81 1859. 49-
nOWNING's LANDSCAPE GARDENING
II AND RURAL ARCHiTECTURE-Sixth Edition
enlarged and revised; BY Henry Winthorp Sargent.
For sale by
Raleigh, May q, 1858, 40
REUNION OF THE GRADUATES OF lS44.
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Tbe Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, EAY %, 1859.

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
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TH ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE r.
MENr-FronI Richmond, Virginia, 49, ~
TO \ e W q ans, NIcisburg, MUniphts. n.
Louis, uontgoim.ry, T~useumbia, A N usta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
TIE RICHMOND AND DANVILLR RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have just concluded an arrangement 10 receipt
rates:
How Special LIST Cd Sd
From Richmond to- CHARGED. slas1 CIas, o... nH"s.
Knoxville, Tenn, andtan
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OHlOhERlNU 11ANUN.
4 NEW and full supply Of these splendid in,tru-
"A ments have been received -
In sddliOn to the beautiful BOx de Nols, the Cir Nfe%
eular Action, and the Grand, ne have now the Bou. it & ~
doh. = beautiful Instrument OF an upright fern
The Chickering's have received b hrst prize medals. all over re-
nowned competitors and from first rank Institutions aud fairs OF
America and OF Europe. They have manufactured and cold more
Pianos than any factory IN the world
Prom the chieksring. have enan.isd the best and mos, perms-
nent improvements that have brought the Piano TO It's present per-
fecticn; and by the great capital they have invested In manafac-
turing eonvenleneos, they can sell fully any per cent cheaper than
any other factory. None of their Instruments leave the wareroom
without having been fully Inspected by the best artists.
As this factory has never more than one agency In = city, In
Richmond these instruments can only he sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos We sell. Orders promptly at
tended TO.
warsrooms, north side Of Broad street, near sth, and a, Habits
ton A Brothers, No. ICY Main street
mais NNrHL cARusI, sole Agent.
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HARVEY, An%nsLEAD & WILLIAMS,

81 Pearl Street,
III AVE just received a large and varied stock Of Groceries which
Ii they oner 70 70 the trade on accommodating terms, compn.
sing
1000 bbls. No. / HeThngs, very superior
lOJ hhds. y. o. Sugar
200 bbr. @ Sugar
leo bbta Crushed, Loaf and @ Sugar
90 hhds. n %. MoIas1ea
1000 keys Old Dominion Nails.
100 tons sUecdes Iron
100 Do. Hoop AM fleet Iron
o. DO. Nail Rods "'
10 cases MAYORS Cast and Shear SteeI
10 tons English and American Bhsiered Steel
bU borss Tin Plate
80 urrces Lime
30 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
1000 baEs Rio C0f-e
GJ bag Lagulra Coffee
2) bars Java Coffee
leo mats Mocha Conra-v~fY chniss
80 cases sauif,rd's LroTire
8J chests Assorted Teas
lJ bAPs orchard GTaw SsCd
Loo a.. Herds Grass seed
1pJbaFs Clover seed
2Sbbis. Tanners Oh
70 i-rces New Rice
~ hhis. Bacon sides
lHhhdA Bacon Shoulders
2yoIbE. WhEky; % do y. r Rom
1O1 btE. Gne Brandy and WHISKY
1850 hs- AdsUsntiHe, Sperm and TaitoW Candles
A call from buyru Is solicited. fg2s
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IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORKS,
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TVNHE following works are s-nt 70 Subscriber 90 any part o. The
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CANAL HOUTETOLYNCHHUR AND HUGH
ANAN.
EllEmk f9zs-mrmS


II aud Lexington 500
On the 1871 day % July, the firm q r. Edmond 4 Co, viii con-
nence running their til weekly line of Packet Boats on the James
River a kannsha Canal leaving Richmond. a. usual, on Mcnday
wednesday aud Friday, at =. NJ, reach New Canton At A. 81
and seotisyile AZ l2M 81 TIE hrs, and. Lynchburg at 4. NJ and
buchanan aud Lexington AZ r. ". ofthe second day.
RETURNING:
Lave buchanan NJ A. NJ and Lynchburg NJ Y NJ Monday.
weincsiay and Fdiay, reach ScoiiHvine a. 10Y A. w., New Can.
ton NJ " y ", and arrive In Richmond 81 A. NJ, next day.
The Boats connect at New Canton With the stage Tor ne Institute
and Buckingham Z. H., and In seottsviie with the Stage for Char.
l1tt~syine.
PASSENGERS from the country will observe, that by this schedule
hey arrive In Richmond and Lynchburg az 8 o'clock IN the morn.
and ~ r. NJ, from Lynchburg
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NEW ARRIVAL or


- NEW ARRIVAL OF
ELEGANT PIANO PoRTES
The subscribers have Just opened some Of the most
- v v elegant Piano forte- which thcy have ever offered
before. Among them are two Instruments Of eNtraoriin,Iy excel
hence, combining the power and vibration Of the Grand (~ithou, the
cuuhrou-nessl ~hh the sweetness and sllyety clearncss Of the best
square Pisno Forte
They are substantially made, and supported with full iron france,
beautifully finished, and would sdorn or grsc the Parior cr saloon
Of any mansion. JAMES NOODHOUsE a CO,
Booksellers, Siaiioners and Dealers
mNl In Piano fogtes, Richmond, Va
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

MERCHANTS
COMPANY
u.rrsSS fNstr kSc iss vain So, Richmond.
land carriage
rIRE Insurance. on M.rehaadi.s generally, Dwelling uou...
nsiNhousC, and Other bnlldings Ia town or country.
POLICIES issued al current rate snI Lsssss escmp,I, n.ia
Jos r. Anderson, james n.ni,n s.mu., pu,,sx
"a |. Nppr>sn, l. W. 0iAnebtook, III. rsylor. JE,
avs > ssuhaers Lewis Glnter, John Purcell,
via air, Geo. II. Shell, John n. Quaries,
VIZ. bIceden. n n Heath, D. stearus,
Le~k d CrsnshAv, sauT J. Harrison, Jshn = sinten,
VIM. n. Christian. n Mii,r' " M ssinler
John pooiey, WIN. a. Paine. james rhcms~, IT,,
O.. " Watson
}. II. Mcxrisrx see.. spis
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RAILROADS, &C.

GREAT SoUTH-Wk SrkRN MAIL RoCrE.
TWICE DAILY. SUNDAY kvESfSa ExcNPrKD1
RICHnoN n DANvILLk RAILRoAD.
&M
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
q and amer Monday, August ssd, iS9. the Mall and rasen.
~ zee trains, on this rosi. ain run n foIowss
Leave RichIond t~lee daily lsanaays evening ,xee,t.dl n, a
a n aud $40 n 10. J.neusn, ~Lynehburs, BRISTOL knos,ile,
n S, cs1,,saoss@ Nashville. Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery.
Leave Rleh@oad daly tsxeept ssndAy.J for DanyIie, Va and
ofssa'eo's.S n q, "avo a.
Leave junction. CBurksJ twice daily Sunday morning except.
h0 a ~, ana Gio /. T'.T
Through nom Richmona to Meuphi. In two day, and three
hours. .NU"
az The above trains ccsaes boa ,eays with the south sd.
kailreadrdns 90 and nom the south. west al the Junction, and
nom the North, at Richmond.
ihrOssh Tickets soii. and baggage checked through to the above
Dor ttoesA Ttctsf, and further Information. apply THE rlese,
once % the Richmond 4 DAnvnie Railroad Company, Rehmond-
seIo q cAMPbkLL. Superintendent
sOUTB-SlDE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFrRR MONDAY HR22 AU-cE
~ gui, the passenger Trains, viii run as fo1owss ~
FROM PETERSBURG To LYNCuBuRG.
p. NJ.
Passenger Train start. daily, ssesp, Sundays. at AS p. NJ,
reaches Lynchbury 1880 AN
FROM LYNCHBuRG To PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at II A. NJ, reaches Petersburg at Q I. NJ
rSsss1ssr Train, starts daily, except Sundays, at ioSo Z. NJ,
fhese trains connect with TIVE daily trains TO the Springs. Knox.
VILE Nashville, Memphis, &c-. 10 New Orleans
~ his Is The shortest and most expeditions route 10 all parts
OF Irnnessee, Alshsma, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas AMI IexaA
! 4. NJ, and ~ Noon, and city Point at $50 A NJ. and $50 y M
Extra trains are run TO and from all the steam packets when <.
ecsap.
II. ID. BIRD,
aus General Superintendent
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HOTEL,
nNWuugEANn

BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE +.
FOUNDED Is52! CHARTERED 1884,
CORNER or BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS,
BAtTvUHE, Ntn.
TE LARGEsT AND xosr unsANrY TUESEuED oOuKaE IN ms uSrTsp
Sr1TEL
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write Immediately for one Of those
large and beautifully oru-4-glled Circulars, representing the cxte-
Tmr and interior view 81 the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Psnmanship, &c, which will De- sent BY return nail free Of cldrJs
With Catalogue containing U-ruf Students, terms u tuition, opin-
Ions Of the Pres on our new system Of Book Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
T. K LoslFR Prindpai-LeGuFer on The sssnee Of Accounts, Blu
siness, Customs, etc.
J. 81 pmLLIPS, Professor Of ooEKeepIng ani Commercial Cal.
citations.
u. ~ DAyIES, Asoriate Prof Of Rock Keeping
y. &. JOHNSON, Professor % pcrnrmansAip.
: r WILLIAMS. F~l, Mercantile Law.
Rev = y. EEEsF, u. D., Commercial nhieL.
TRUSILFS-
Hon. John p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansanL.
Hon. Thomas sEanu, Wm. H KsirhI-r. 20.
Jacob rrust, Esl, Wm Knabr. Fsq.
Tie time usually required to complete the fun course, from s 10
70 weeks.
A DFLpHAs awarded TO al Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues statiny terms. sc, sent by mail
free ~ charge Address T. X. LOgIER,
de@0-dlV EEhiEl0Fs, NI.
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A WV HOOK nv PnILIP mbo..
RICHARDsON's
LIN EMS

RlgHARDSON's
LINENS,
DAMAgRs, DIAPERS, A..
HfOhFUMFHf ~ Wchariaona Linens, and those dedrous N Oh
~ taiuing the Genuine Goods, should zee that me aticirs they
purchase arc sealed with The hi name Of The hrm, RICHAHDsON,
SOM a oWDkN, AZ q guarantee q Vie soundneEs and durability
~ te Fsoda.
This caution " rendered essentially necessary A. large auanunes
~ Inferior aud detective Hufns are prepared, season aner season.
md sealed sih ne name ~ RiCHAiDSON, by fth Hsnses. Who,
regardisfs ~ The iniury thus innicied alike on the American con.
sumrr md he manufacturer ofme genuine Goods, viii not rsa fIy
abandon n business 80 profitable, white purchasers eau BE- lmposed
on vuh Goods 81 q worthless character
J. uULIOCKR A co
sss-dy AGENTS. 90 Church rsest' Ne yoys
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hhANDiks SOD WHY'S Tor Mcdcnal gnrposo. togdhsr sth =
larrr variety - fsncy goods Tooth BRusttf, HAlh bhUaIiES,
COMBS. &c, a., - vtsh Se sai your saehdon 81
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III tets. cSnpTisg uesf vsfstV Oh new and handsome designs,
gsis KNIT, PAInk 4 90,
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GENL sUPr's OFFICE, v. 4 7. X r CO.
LNScsBysG, July 9Th, 1859.
~ will run as follows. ltArr
arrive at iOGn, 4. ".
Passenger Train No. 2 will leave LynchburE at 70 80, p. NJ and
arrive a. II -, y. NJ.
Freight main vii leave i~.ynchburg at I, A. NJ, and arrive At
a ~, y W This Train does not carry passengers
ss'-u u n. aILL, GenTsupt
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1859. NOTICE. Is5o.
@ EEgsgssgES8g
1859.
1850.

Pas-enger- bTeakfasi aud sup Et Ashland, and dine en- hoard ,he
eonlnrtahle steamers between Acquia Greek and Washington.
~ For further information, apply At this Office, Hroad street.
shoekoe IT'LL JAMES b WINSTON.
.,,, Gen1 Ticket Agent
Office r. y. a 2. X. r Co,
Richmond, Jan. 81, ISIS. Janqt-,f
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RATES On manufactured tobacco, per lOu pounds, from Richmond.
as follows To Knoxville, - cts; 10 Nashville, al u; 10 Tus,
eumbia, 81 %; TO Atlanta, Ga, 81 70 Ia Macon, Ca, Al ~
% Montgomery, Ala, ~ az; 10 ~ Ispis via M.mpbIs. All al. 10
NckshuTg, NateheI and NeE Orleans, ~ a..
10 To Dalton and all points East add South Of II. these rates
viii 20 into eject at once. But TO Chattanooga and West Of II, 10
cents per 100 hA additional viii be charged until The camplrtIop
oth Cleveland branch Of the Hast Tennessee and 8eorda Rail
road.
FT classification Of articles, and further Information. see hand
1ll-, or apply At the once Of the Richmond lad Dsnvne Railroad
Company, Richmond. O. CANPHFLL STUNT
Richmond, April 22d, 1889. ap2s-1f
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DUAL a
"TIORSE TONIC
TuH fErnYySs rHy Coyuuuv 90
HORSES AMI r.
ofvn.a ufEs agArrlurH sNb EFtErfyo rIsHoT
Bots and Worms, HidebOund, Suffeit And Ditemper,
tNr 49, rar,sfa rH emlH trusrT W srrJTcr rrrrvtttr.
fNNils 'UOHsE TONIC" dives them 90 app.Uieard r0tsy cost
\ - hair, anil cant In o. after TIE arinal q Improved. uifh-
sstenIy-iv since 81 introduction about four years ago. tn this ety
aud 40 parts ~ the satr ~ Nirfufs, North Carolina. Nov Yorf.
and ln aims-t "vey puarer u hs Union-ani tc demand o. usa.
dig Increasing
me Horse Tonic bas rigen universal satisfaction o. fr A. me
ruhs~rber tas been able 90 ascertain. Uran be- obtained N the
principal dfurdsts 10 ums STATE, and n q Wells 4 O., New
Y0fk. JAMI5 y BUYAi, BuTrt.
80 soie Proprietor aui Nsnaaourer.
GLASS SuADESi GLASS sHADESi
~ al d1@ mr Clocks, Flowers, Hirda, Orna-
~ ments, &r, -. rrnrfarfv on hand ari mtlrt o. ufder
Depot no WILLIAM sTarfT, Corner ~ Ram. veu Yort
~" trade suppied sih = pike IsI on application. jsio.cm
SHOE MANUFACTURERS GOODS o.
q J PArpEsgrs. Importer sud Dealer Goo Satin Fr4nrst, Last
=. iur, Fn sod Cotton Larsa. balloons, Ribbons. Root and
Gatsr Wrfs, Eaeuc Webbing, shoe Thread, Huitons, Morocco,
Kid, Black md Coiorci Toilet slipper Upper. a., g., &C.
No ~ william sTHFFT. We vow isin. Gm
GTOHAgE VASE Having mad n large sdHuon
- tag W~arshouse, on he D0ct, ! an prepared a. store ue bus
ofian1 hares. tfavv and Nat storage Produce of merehan
Disc received from and aeHssrrd 20 vessels Or canal boats free ~
auy epensr AIN.
Er~ihsve an everuent place 70 store damp wheat md per
'ois hsvhg suehto store vn o. WI - gTe me- caL
auH.t AAL
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TARRAN rs
EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
ris valuable and popular MsIsins prepared in conformity with
universally received the mos, Favorable Tsyomnrnii.
tons OF the Medifai gEois%sn and a Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Apcrient
IN use, and as Ssing snIilsi 10 'rs al preference over The Mineral
from u. eompacingss and greater efficacy. II may he used With
BILIOUS AND FEBRILE DISEASES. SICK HEADAcHF, loss
of Af rikISEs lS SStTIJ KsGT Mn Al siMIE a. CON-
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
Land .EsidynLs!a hot Climate, Pgs"n. ofselsniay m.bhs,
Planters will hnd i a valuable addition to their
With those who have usei Il, tla. high Ayor aud Is deemeIlnl,-
IN \ TORPID STATE OF rHEmyER-r render. great service
in i ', g5Tf hsS Nb p 1f,.1gi ,7,sy =
al1ying all inaaninai"ry symrioms,an IN many eases eneetuaIy
iTs sUCCESs ~ GASES or GRAVEL. INDIGESTION. HEART
Burr AND CosrlEkNEsS-Proye it to be a Medicine Of the
AcioITy 9! rmE sIoMAGH AND THE DISTRESSING SICK.
NESSsousUAL bIRlNG PILGNANCY-YielI speedily and with
1T AFIoEIis TIRE GEEATLsT EELlER 70 TnOsE AFFLICTED
e.. neuirslEing an iuttainssee'et."a4, aud thereby removing all
IN FACT 1T Is INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GEN-
TIL ArERIESr OK PUGGNrIyE rs REQUIRED.
ltis In ihe tOrm Of = Powder, carefully put up in bottles, to Keep
IN any climate, aud merely requirs water poured upon Il 20 pro
Taken Ia the mornlnrit never inieErcs with NE SvoeAtIons of,he
day, acting gently on M system, restoring the objective power,
eHei,l1s ahealiiy and Vigorous tone u ihs stomach, and creating
an elasticity q mind and roE ofspir's which give zet to every
enjoyment II aso enables the invalid 10 ENJOY many luxuhe.
without which life 9. irksoiae and distressing.
~ S Snsno, ,s sn5nH nSm pTSf1,isnai and Other gentlgmen Of
sssa,,nE popularity for a ,siie o. ysara, strongly guarantee is
n2 Ptsp Of a. a lai, s5s, W PaGss, anil r.,,u. by
joins A. TAEEASr A co, Druggists,
jelo-ly No. rs 6reshytehst, CIR. Of Warren, NY.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
COUNTY JUDGE SYSTEM.

Republican journals in this State, are Just
no" busily engaged in laying out work for
The coming session Of the Legislature. OF
a.! the subjects Enumerated as demanding tho
action Of our Legislature this winter, it
SCENE to Us the total revision or abolition
OF the present County Judge system, is the
most important; and We are pleased to
notice the unamimity Of sentiment prevailing
In this matter throughout the State. 1t is
pretty generally conceded, says the Oskaloo-
" Herald, that the present system of County
Administration, places too much power in
'as hands of one man, and We shall be glad
70 see some system adopted which shall
'eod to diffuss, rather tina, centralize, power
.'a responsibility. We ask the incoming
'ssl'aturs, in behalf the tax burdened and
'"'ndled population of Potsawattamie
county, to give this subject careful and
:0'',.'sent examination, trusting to the
. ~ and discriminating ability of
~" body, to provide some system, that will
ro'ec' the rights of private citizens from
'ue Populations Of dishonest officials, and
"a'e more economical and Efficient ad-
'a'''ssslon Of county affairs.
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Some days ago, Lieu.enants Plympton,
Forney, Dudy and Pease, from Camp
Floyd, passed through our city on their way
east. At Fl. Kearney they took passage il
the coaches Of the Western Stage Company,
making the time from there here in So hours.
They expressed decided preference for
this route over the route from St. Joseph
westward. They stated that they had
travelled the southern route frequently, and
that it would not compare with the route
from here westward. From Fl. Kearney,
by way of this place, they would gain two
days and save $l5 to each passenger
Persons DESTROYS Of visiting the Gold Re-
gions next Spring, will do we'll to make
note of this fact.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
E, Il, r. St. JOE r., r.,

Speaking of the meeting of the directors
Of the above Road, held in this city, on the
10Th ult. and their action, the Nebraska
City News of the Goth says five are glad
to see tbs citizens along the upper portion
OF this projected line of Railroad, waking
up to the necessity and Importance of Its
immediate construction. The counties Of
Otoe, Cass and Douglas, in Nebraska, and
Fremont, Mills and Pottawa,tams, in Iowa,
must take hold Of the enterprise with all
the engery in their power. 1t is the best
We can do at present. 1t is the only road
We can &c. that will afford Us an Eastern
outlet for many years. And now that the
golden opportunity is offered, one that is to
work on: such grand results for the Upper
Missouri Valley, i, behooves US to use eve
y endeavor, and strain every nerve for the
accomplishment of this great result.
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WHO ARE THEY!

The "volunteer editor, in his political
autobiography, refers to class of .'selGsh,
reckless and turbulent politicians gho,
without merit" aspire to lead, and con-
troll Democratic conventions in this county,
without regard to the manner or means of
accomplishing their ends. Without any
desire to be lnquisitive. We must say we
should really like to know who those "seIf
ish, reckless and turbulent politicians " are,
who have had the audaci,y and assurance
to &c: contrary to Democratic rules and
regulations as embodied in the edcts of the
Representative Of the Federal Government:
in this city. Trot out the scaawags, for
their acts are deserving of the "ssversst
reprehension.'
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RAILROAD MEETING.

We understand there viii be a meeting at
Concert Hall this Saturday evening to
tax. into consideration the subject of OBJ
tanning means for the construction of the
Council Bluffs 4 St. Joseph Railroad. A
general attendance of the people of this
city and surrounding country, is especially
and particularly solicited. Come to the
meeting, and let US reason together respect
ing future operations.
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IN the county
A3,623,2s
PuYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION

F.GEEsAmAN toi the firm Of F. Geesaman Co.
Will give his personal attention to the careful and
curae compounGng Of Physicians Prescriptions. Also,
family receipts in the English. German, Latin and
French Language HIS long sxper ence IN this import
ant department II tie Drug BUSINESSES jusiHes US
saying that satisfaction Will he rendered The
greatest and attention has been estowed IN the
'e!e'uon Of Chemicals and drugs generally which
D. them to warrant all articles sold, genuine and
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