davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
Immense Mass .Meeting I!
1000 Democrats in Council!!

SsSeSO 1CillOCISbS III CCuIlCil
One Of the largest gatherings of the
Democracy ever Witnessed in Tuolmne
county, met together in Columbia on
Friday evening last on the occasion Of
Hon. Milton S. Latham's visit to this
place. For several days previously bills
were posted around the county to the
effect that be would address our citizens
on that evening, and about one o'clock
the miners commenced pouring into
town from all quarters. At three
o'clock procession was formed on Main
street, some in carriages and some on
horseback. Col. j. D. Patterson, our
candidate for Sheriff, acting as Marshall
who went as far as Gold Springs, to meet
the Hon. gentleman and those accom-
panying him: On his arrival at the
Springs, cheer upon cheer rent the air
and for some moments scene ofrejoieing
ensued which has seldom been witnessed
IN our county. When the excitement
had somewhat subsided, Mr.. Latham
was escorted to carriage in waiting for
him, and the procession counter marched
and proceeded to Columbia, headed by
The Columbia Brass Band playing Ma
tional airs. After marching through tie
principal streets of our city Mr.. Latham
was escorted to the Broadway Hotel
where rooms had been prepared for him,
and the procession then dispersed
During the line of march all the bells Of
our city sent forth a joyful peal and the
loud tones Of our Democratic cannon
echoed but the rejoicings of the multi
tude.
Our streets were decked in holiday
attire, over three hundred American and
other National flags having been pro-
cured and placed across them, at about
equal distancesfrom each other. While
from almost every house-top foated the
STIR spangled banner. Such procession
has seldom been Witnessed in Tuolumne
county before and shows that the Dem
ocratic FIRE is not only kindled in our
ravines and gulches, but that it burns
with a brightness never before equallea.
The stand vas placed on Main Street
opposite Mr Morgan's saloon and was
gaily deeked with American fags, and
furnished with an elegant carpet and
mahogany sofa together with other fur
nitu7e to match. At the back OK the
stand was affixed a transparency on
which vas the following motto!
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
MILTON S. LATHAM,

{. In Congress lie advocated a Pacific
Railroad-the free use Of the mines
Protection at home and abroad, to all
cur citizens. and was d faithful repre-.
sentative Of the people. As federal
,sficer be was intelligent, just and
hob est, as a man be is above and be-
yond cproach, and We delight to honor
him.n
In the centre Of the transparency was
a large rooster standing erect, and hold
ing in one of bis claws gilt key which
he has Just broken in two. The idea
was very suggestive and called forth
loud shouts Of applause from all whe
beheld it. The transparency was bril-
liantly illuminated BY jets Of gas, pipes
having been placed SO as to form a fringe
around the top and sides of the frame
which supported 1t. The first time in
our State, that we recolleet Of a stand
for political speaking being lit With gas
light There were in all fifty burners,
and when they were lit up the effect vas
magnificent in the extreme. The house
tops on the opposite side of the street
were brilliantly illuminated with candles
and covered By an eager multitude who
were anxious not only to hear, but to
see the man who had been so vilely and
maliciously abused and slandered, but
who at last had come out conquerer over
all his enemies.
At about s O'Clock the meeting was
called to order and Col. j. d. Patterson
appointed President. Major Names, S.
T. Hopkins, II. P. Barber, Col. Isaac
4. Stevens, A. N. Francisco, Thomas
II. Cazneau, Vice PRESIDENTS. F. Yancey
and G. w. Bailey, Secretaries.
Hon. SAMUEL MERRITT ct Marlposa
county was now introduced to the audi
ence and spoke for about one hour in a
most eloquent style, being frequently ap-
plauded. He is certainly finished
orator and Mariposa may well feel
proud Of him. When he concluded he
was greeted With unnumbsred cheers.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

To OUR SuBscRIBERs.--A number
OF our subscribers in Columbia were not
served With their papers. last week
through some cause unknown to us.
should this occur again, Hes hope they
will report.to this Office.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
Anoth er Democratic Meeting /! !

The Hon William M. Gwin and Geo.
Pen Johnston, gave US political feast
on last evening not soon to be forgotten
The style and manner of Senator Gwin,
was that Of the sage-the s.atesmen-
and the dignifed gentleman. He gave
US full, clear, and business-iike expo
position, of his Senatorial Stewardship.
II commands exalted esteem in Con-
gress, and at 20 time was he ever held
ia higher esteem in the hearts
National, and Union loving Der
Of California, than At the prese
and The evil spirits thai have
in his political path are f.
before him.
0g THE Hon Gro PaN
We have not lapgusge
style and logic of Mr.
seemed to be inspired
lore Of country, so T
ia the he2rts Of e7.
rivit the audience
minutes, be becar
wire of Demo
every heart, un
voter, and one I
every issue now before{t6ei i.'x rAs
that heard hin, can ever doubt the wig
dom or national policies of the Demo-
cracy CT the United States.
'fis said that Mr. Baker will be in
Columbia, night or so before the elec-
tioa. When he comes observe him
carefully. We have had English emf
series il the United States, ever since
our independence, whose glory would
be to see nonarchial government lord
ing it over us. Mr.. Baker is Of foreign
birth. 1t is but short time since the
Know-Nothiugs and the Republicans,
were as man wife, il regard to proscrib-
ing the foreigner. these two parties only
split on the niger Then why is Mr..
Baker engrafted ON the bosom Of Black
Hepublcanism becauee, tha! with the
Republican party he can help to sepe-
rate the North and the South. I look
upon Mr. Baker as an English monar-
chist.
Voters look, think, and Judge for
yourselves, and lei your watch word be
God, and UNIoS
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

Mn. JoH WHITE -Four times has
John White, Rrodorick's right hand
man, and the chief aceuser of hIr. La
than, denied that lie wrote the article
David among the Philistines" Once
be promised to provo that our statement
that be did write it was untrue. Several
days have elapsed, and nc does net do
what he promised. He kaows he cam
net. He wrote the article. San Joa-
quin Repablicaa.
You certainly could not expect John
White, to act in opposition to his natu-
-sl propensities' Could we expect h i'm
20 tell the truth, when an untruth would
answear his purpose better Friend
Repn5,,can beware If john White
was caught speaking anything but false
hoods it would ruin his reputation with
David &C. Broderick, and then what
would become OF The firm Of BrodeFick
White s. Coz
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
zser50l,nt,

"A
We received call on Wednesday
from George Pen Johnston, one Of. the
editors of the San Franeisso 1feisonal.
He is at present canvassing the State,
and taking an active pert in the present
can paign- -draggo's. forth fiona seclu-
sion much coveted BY him, through the
yilest SANDERS and most infamous lies
circulated against him. throughou. the
State, By that arch demagogue and IL
ciser in human form, David C. Brod
.erick, he has been compelled to act
upon the defensive, and wherever he
appears king David's followers hang
their heads in shame at the utter base
ness and malignity of their leader.
We are happy to sea him looking 50 veil
after speaking almost every nisltfor the
las SIX weeks. and to learn from him
that the circulation Of The National is
rapidly increasing. It is one of the
staunchest Democratic sheets in our
State, and is having an influence, where
ever it is sent, in advancing the cause Of
truth and sound Democratic doctrine
We wish it and its editors every success
and nope they viii not cease their efforts
until every vestage Of the Broderick
and Black Republican parties along with
their vile leader is driven from our State
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

FOR SUPREME JUDGE
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
FOR CONGRESS

j: C.. DO w n e z !.
OF LOS. Angeles.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

John Z. BCrcl or TRINITY
Charles L. scott. OF TUOLUAiNE
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

Fer A7TORNEY GENEPiL
Thomas II. Williams OF e.. DORADO
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

CIERK or SUPREME COURT
Charles 5. Fairfax x...c OF IUBA
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

S-->~A~~c ~ ~
FOR SUPREME JUDGE
w. W. OF AMADOR
FcR 47TORNEY GENEPhL.
Thomas II. Williams OF EI. DORADO
CLEPK Or SUPGEaE COURT
Charles 5. Fairfax ax...............cF OF IUBA
FCR, STATE 1REASCIlz2
Thomas II. Findiay,. NEVADA
FOR CONTROLLERS.
Samuel II. Brooks, ,.......- or SAN JOAQUIN
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL
Horace A. igiey,.............OF OF ALAMEDA
sCP'T PCBLIC INSTRUCTION.
A. y. Mouider, ...-.....OF SAN FRANCISCO
FOR S7ATE PRINTER.
Gins. r. Botts,. OF SACRAMENTO
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

FCR, STATE TREASURER.
Thomas II. Findiay, OF NEVADA
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25


FCR S.yAroR--j. J. FRANKLIN.
Fox MEMBERS OF AssA.ILy
&. ". raiLEY, :. A. R0TSiFES,
2. YANCEY. ROBERT HOVE
FoH SuEgEr-J. I. PATTERSON.
FoS Cfkgx-3. a. AARDfS.
70 RScoEpEa-W. 7. BROWNE.
FoR TREAspRER-C. c. p. SEVERANCE.
For CorSry JUDGE.--G. r MARTIN.
Fer DISTRICT ATToRSET,-H. P. BARRIER.
ToR sszTSsoE-DAVTD HAYES
For CorS1Y SURtEyoR--J. Ned. ROSS.
Ego CoP0ssR--sRED FRIUND.
FoK COUNTY SErgEyIsoEs.
AliETT MACK, s. E. MARSHALL,
). n. MURPHY.
Democratic iTielSet.-.TOwnship no. 2
For JuEuCH OF TIE PKAcE.
ISAAC a. STEVENS, OF CoLuxNA
S T. HOPKINS, OF SHAws FL2I.
Fog CoSsIABIlN.
JAMES MCGOWAN. OF CoruMHa
GhG2GE II. MORTON, OF SBlws FLsr.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

FOR S7ATE PRINTER.
Inns. r. Botta, OF SACRAMENTO
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
EERCMA MTss CELEBRATES
GaRAEENG OIL.

FOR NAN AND BEAST, has been ha-
fore the pahasc feg HaoTs than ID years,
Rmd 10 aeservedly popaiAF.
r. Pssm ~. b 6s Neal, nxyvas, EssBa.
have peactlssd EaaaiEtne ia this eOan-
try sessa years. and gheNgsuily r. commend
your Gargitng 0il as The best Ii st II
sase.
Fysm Okasses n. BaeAeF, sGsala, Esasa.
hAsa calls alas0ss sEaTY aas Eor Mer-
cAaatls Gargaiag OIL, ard the impression
sesana 90 pEeyaii very EsaeraIlY chat nofh-
aMR elsa VIII answer the parposs. viii
y6s send nae supply, &e.
FTss GAaytas ~. SPeaeer, GTiaasl, Tsaga
since ! introduced your ms8ssin@, the
sales haRs bssn COED ana are % the fsa-
Greaae4 u givse unlEaFsal easimfAasaen.
Frsm III n ReSegxssn. A9d, Iesaa.
The Carrying oil ID d going oH gerry kaSs
An8 glgas anpaf a lslled satisfaction. Is
a@es 81 rsa@fra anY aswspaBaF MAwaxsams.
anssss, mwth5 pabise VIC ass & advertise II
axecsmaisy. Please Bazia sac another box
CAUTION 10 uRCnAEEns.
Iaas aaIy genuia@ has SO WI. Merchant
sE61&pcrs, M n. n blown Ii saeh hattlss
aad also has hia aignasars over Eha ecgk.
pampblsks gsataltoasIg faEnlahad
By NKsAsa vita sesEElmnnlafs IL isa utility,
Al orders addressed % MxAeaAaTss
SAaazzae Orr Co., Esoekpogs, re-. -
b - For aals 81 Druggists and Ass94
shaasn agHllyx thga Ne sfnitsd
States British P6@ssass 6nas And athsa
kseaesssa 4sa By Nlassg seeeas
De- GeaneA Eials, ard ~ agsnss III alH
towms 1hFDagseet tass sesaaazy. Wheaasale
q - kapsaiss EaaaRfea $50 sask large
son so1gs % q haeaalsas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
STEAM EEsgmY
FLORENCE!
~s~-4As@M@s@ @Re
xHR sRLsNpap MEw sxRAm pKaax scar
N@A @KA Ma. q

Nas ASIA N@s -
$500 Is aow running, and will
- continue TO run between Flor
"a asaes and kAe sppoaifs shore,
at ala hSaEa, gEoaa sun rise tilf sun set, aatiI
Eha elosa 81 navigation.
Ths NEBRASKA ID q krst rate boat.
with powerful machiaegy. bufIk axprasslg
for fssxykng On the Missouri River eyeYy-
shing ahouf her is raw and In exeslisae d.
der.
Ghe will not carry twenty-five waxans
Ama teams at q time, nor twa hundred hend
o& czkk2es bat eaa sunvsaieaEiv earxw AIN
wagoaa ana teams at trip and cattle and
SsAeg stock In peopurta0n.
TAs River atshaa poiak IN enly ahoue see.
"a hundred fest wide vita Roem BowEem.
and rock bound shores On both sides, paF.
fsstsy clean ak all distractions, and good
EsxmMnsnk landings directly dpposass each
osAsxs consequently the beat makes hsS
dressings In less shaG Ainukas and Is g.
hazsdankly able 10 do all khA Fesryln9 tasaa
win be dUne at al points on the MIssougi
River sbcvs ths moaEh % tie Platte ala
seaH9Ea.
we do net, {aiks tina Onahn RsYrv gsap.
pamy eaIl the aktemtt0n eE kha nahEse q /
isme table, wa have asnes aasF easasssr "A
we andeEasaad L, aSaigsa 10 hs gsaEs NJ iIll
tines, frcm the riasng q the settinw 81 -
saa. end we are perfectly wflliag a. ~.
waya rsady 60 gaI Il tasn9s oaaalga ems - H.
letter Ia 4 Ions eoetman eoaaa, wu srv.as
him wtthBak delay,
Tize road to 40 Ferry on taas Iowa aiae
h axseiaaasy aAd kxnEA Eaoraace ia 10 FsIstss
Valleys Il ID mAaAY malsa naaxsK mad unssea
better kaan AmY nshax rosxsa.
IiAs aseaRs asa crew arp III Esessa xsa.dens
and ssufsscaas and vii III ali kIasss IS SoanS
KMatx ~ ssafnS - ~ ssa IA 81 sssssas rssys
= q ansosassaadaas bad shEigs Ne Sxavsllssas
seDmmankkT. q -, =
WEth III rs &basa named aayaneawax
and taa Kacs thai ear rates are ~ y =
pr ssnss les EAAA fhoee al Omaka, kE- vii.
W&gom = span klassss Il yoks eagsis, ). sscsa
Ax5Ea 80 q gohs eaEEls, ...4s. -. IS q
GAxKsaRs = Apak hegaaas sss... f.-,..s q, g
MaF8A 8 bNgKYa ssss ssss sass esssss 10
49, az zsuEams ssss ssss& 4s..sss ssssss % sS
E@a&NBSas ssesss = ssss sss.sss s.S~,sess ID q
Cattle. Aaassa y a.slaa, pss heads leF@
Aasp aad swias, ssss q e
We soaaasasly look soe aaaass If she
pwhiic pasgoaaga.
MITCHELL a. RRAxaAM AZ
ESmR@zseA SssM nh 50 IN
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
Dsekham, Hooper L. Co.'S
SAINT LOUIS
CITY BUSINESS DIR EcToRY,


Attorass ana gssssy Psblie.
J. T. Rice, No. is, ID street, tadjoiaing the
Post 0Aies, . -.-. -.
Assksasets and sapsTtRssm&sata.
]. w. Ksnnsdy, & Co., corner Of 5th and
Chestnut streets. Plans for Churches,
Court Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings
&c, made at the shortest notice
ClaEhiag- SEAslsaala.
Bali, worrall 4 Minor, No. Main strest.
0kiaa, Gssaaaaa Qassssxays.
John ". TooIy, No. s., noyth AAin street.
Osmmissisa cad FaTnasdsRF.
Msckpy, Miller q Lytis, n north Lsysa
and ia Comndasciai street.
Jeha Levin, dealer In Provisions, Produces
and Flaur, No. Ii, Lexes.
Kslssy d Saith, eorner Commercial and
Chestnut streets.
], @. Greer & Co., Ne. 8. Com. street, and
s Levss.
EmggaSsns- -kssnsTs2.
john s. Weber, General Engiaesr and LsF-
Ter Gutter, al Chsanat street.
ii C0mmeE d KKusssEs
General EngiaesFs Wood1 and Copper
Plata PliatsEsy Il fohtfA, .. Q. corner
Pine street.
FsyRaeaFe W kelsssIa snd RaGga.
Wa. NJ. Harlow, Plane Fcgtsa and Nsle-
asoass Goa. Hail, Market strsss, between
Cd and 81.
scsFrifk Z Mason, (sshoIssaIs and retail j
10 = AZ Washington avenue.
Hides, E@atAw, Veal, Pslagses, &c.
swslss. q CO.. 10 LsYas, and 10 Conmsr-
E ctatSSTsek4
s. Thorp q co., Fugs, psIsxass and Dry
Hides. "a Main.
LSaaass-~Fassssa aaa Eamsssss.
+ P Callahan o CO., No. -, inertia xs-
~. 5. Lawssass, Ne. IL, lover AEagn It.
BershoId, Saith Il Co., IS y ID Ssesnd-st
Psssr msAssaa.
IA. CLARK & Co.. 1s5s nagth 8seona street.
Fraassm wks Wsvks.
q. c. Aaaiaw, aGsaasaesprsr and Wh8ls
eaas and RslAsi asasess Ne. % b AZ ket st
FaAlss kssmsas.
AsaankIe HssAg. u. N&eT haans Pkupfeear,
aar. 81 Esd Marks afmss @a,@ per aav.
II FawekEe Hotel. LagUs& KsAksk6An. NRassae
!. ssuxs 8. i essr 6 8a8 Marks san.
assns aA&ax.
Amos Ngoadnams zws "a. REMa sk. Ra4snts
ohkasmad ah MAse 1Ana aa sWsKN sHaa4
erapssuns Ma5sesaA aepigaassDs.s nsaae+
smaqa 10 eSndlaiassa sas. M paaaaEs
sa, nsss Bass, =,
a. Aas 0ganxsgs ssalalsssa aaa PINE soils.
NEsss VI n6Esh EsNsa.
Il s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16

THE undersigned haya pngehasnd, and are
4 now putting In EomplsEe order, the
steam Fiourfng and Saw Mills, tive miles
wsst st this city, fsrmesiy swned by tna
MsasEs. Iasrsya, and will tn fsw daym ha
prepared to furnish ANY desired article In
Lumber, and also both merchant and eoun-
wgTiHding, In fair, equitable aad salts
7ry manner. .Efa
would scy to the Fsxmsra that we
n. do right, and not only gain, but
kBsp 'Ustom and good will. We wish
10 buy ....- 49, -sz
RD0O Baskets o. Wheag.
nd an equal amount Of corn, Tor which
swilI par the highest cash price.
- 4 krst rate article 81 Flour and
Meal viii be constantly kept On hand Tor
sale. ~
By industry, eeonomy and aispoBikien
ever 10 cbliges we hops to live ana pzospsT
with the eitigens Of this Fegiou-
SILL 8 TOWN.
ians-as56 IL
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
NEW FEATUREs~~5TKx xEAR
OF TRE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

SaSsrs Bsgvsvsags- BssatguI art Js@raal
=. - NaImabss Prsasaama, @
{ TlIfs popular Ar Association Fow ID sts
txfth year oe anpaxallsd success, having paF-
chased and engraved on steel, Herring
great pain&ing, 9 I'hs Fillage BIaek smlth, =
wiIlncw Issue copies ia subscribers only
oa heavy plats papsrs 30x3S inches an the
relieving TaEms sg Subsexlptionk
Every psraoa Fasnlk kinK SheM 6slSass. I'll
racesvs copy Of ne superb Steel kagFaT-
ing, after HsEringts celebrated Painting
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also copy o. the beausifnI
COSMOPOLITAN Art JOURNAL,
90 slsgspklY illustrated qgartp Magazine.
Aaa& 9ssa season taskas8s@E azarSzaszoa Do
the Eastern Cor Dusseldorf, D and Westsgn
Gallagiss aG chs Association
TheEa wsN also 10 giFan to fhe HmhseEi-
hesa sevagal handFsd galsaabla works Oh kss
ecsn pgisank kase on Paintings, EroaxA,
aealpamEss, &s. &e.. from celebrated A.
MARIAN and kcxsi@n Arlisss.s@
EMhsegapEieas vii bs ssssd up 10 Jap.
49, 0n&hs ssszEl&g u 4asak as&a sAs
pgsmamas Will be AWARDED 10 snbGrihega.
R0g faIl paytIeeaAE, ses usess9heg At
I@szxaAle pgie& 50 gsnsw. Ha@gin&n GEskea
sSzs u sNpss aaairlng q sahe<Eibs sh EEfSs
Fsssipt e n ssass Y peasags Mssssp p
- d. q nngsx. Assaary d. 9.
Easesxa UH2eA. @&Hz Bgoaass mi.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
GILT A0HIGB
o. UG STORE


THE andeEaagneA rsspertf,aIlv Announce
Il to sAsiE kgaSaas ana the pablo rsgsgaL
ly, thai they kava iasa received az thsir
nsw Drug stngs, three doors east OF ths
Paeiae House, Rzaaaway,
C@umCaA maaagss ESwa,
One ef the freaasast, Iaxgeat, best asgor.
ted and eheapeat skockof Drugs, Medicines
anA aA ITHACA Rastainiag 30 de Drug b.
sisess, ever aE1axlxt 10 this market, which
wiil hs snaA y wholesale OF rssail, on the
@oss req soaaA8s spxxas. Thsar sepek eon-
pgAsse sSsgysAisg likely 60 be aMllsa sog In
tnear tsne n business, saeh az
HsRkUGg, aEksHBs6wMEs,
CAsm&esls, psrsumsry, sargisaI Tnstru-
msuts, Paints. Qua Dys-stufFs, Co
pal and Japan ParnisA, Paint
Brushes, Putty, saaR,
Tobacco ama segaxa, aaass
Of all sizes. Alse, Pure Erandiss, Wines,
AIenhai, YlHsgaE, kaasssd eli; Lawp
cal &C. a great varsity az Nosaons,
and Rasssy 60cds, Brushes "a ali
kAnd8s kns Ivory L1aAhs, aS ali
kiadsta good ssSek Il Sta
4aaexy
1sgslhsT With . great varsity az articles
suited 10 the waSta and fancy Of e-ss4o-
znsss. TT
Physfeiaaa and othsfs ars respectfully
aagaksd 10 cali and sxanaas ear stock be
fere mRkaAg kAAix paggA&Nes. RaManb@s
the nesF ssogs, ssgn - the 70RasH Nass@mss
- paraicaIaF atEeM sa@w MsNs& 70 pasGaAE
up RFeaexipsinna snd famtlg sBssipss.
All g@Ea@ waxEaaS@a YMxm aaa naRaasaa-
atsd. HoNN q MeCL ELLAMn.
sng 40 81 If
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16

GE0RGE pARws pnpaazun.
III II q haMnY ID annnsnee ID 4Ae eits~
wv asns ue k6aspeiS "a IN 4 sssSfEl.
- eoaasFy aAaa kAaY ean I'D 1 n asnas ~
Me Nls gard kHN sssgsmsens Ill aaI Kinda
DC #sAs ask ng hanegfas aaa siks I'll aaasl
Doesa 1883 MssElas azgSs kAkSas assl
sYeTkaEms n@zsaiAin@ ID Ca aissses axasss j.
Ea9ae wlsAza2 a kms@ wa plsaaa NMM $50
zlaias 10 Asyak asd FElsas azssl ii
Go n MMM
Lazlmela MEazs. ~ v
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
nj - CHEAP g00Rq
Oils q 90.


.swuza MSaad aalF shs al
me ps@pis . I Mitls ana y.
eahkn8 caaa Sos 10 she fsrs
thms u.s. kms@ eAmgfsEad khaIp - -
hAssA9e a1sa has8 ssak aaas ls i lid "a
81 taae tmgast and maak Faglsd assortmsTt
OF nsw goods syhk hroa t. spassara Io,ws
Or IS ~ Ley sssssssssa. hssh -
AxnSf aGz = Isl xo9szg ~ Mahaaarfssre AZ :.
csmpasta e will Be found In the vests
geuuGrY. ri ~ -
Amengour Groceries may BE- touad--
% bid. 10. Saga.
6OlaFiasd, do
sa sack Ria CoEss,
bA 40 chests Tea, hssor4sa-
roo 3. q Slh boxsA Tas
{ 200 saEka 8 A. Sail.
Loo baxrsls IA ae
900 SACKS Dairy do
90 hagxsls hGelasses,
10 hf do Syrup,
400 bea-sta@ds, all pattern
bareass eabboards, tin safes chat. lo,,
gsss mattresses, ssandas 4rrss sc. ''~~1
leo coax and haattng stoves, all psttsrc,
and saxas. q
100 kegs Nails, assorted.
DooFss wandow sash blinas, paints oil
&c
. 0qg AND sHoFE
We have SIXTY Eaaaa, ali sorts and -.
tsrns. And sysry thing else that rpa4 -.
found in storsathls aide Of 81 Louis ~.
hsaTy l0aa bY Gre and the faiIurs a. -
nAny buslEaas hemaas EhronRhout tbs sts,.s
have akoNnko aa shs naesssitv Of soTn~.'
pay down business. Tharsnore. va -
adopted khs pay down business, ana kv a.,
msana We hope 10 pEfax aReh iaauOwmsrt 80 -
those that wiEh to pay dewn Ter goods' thai
they Will surely purchase. VI
BY doing this 5 lad OF business. "a -.
pos aueJsset1 lpas, by bad debts and o,6sr
losses, which surely folleWs after eYeditiBv
We DO net pretend to say as Nshraska Ctty
and Omaha City does, thai oars Is TEr a..
20 s@ssst yssS ssossg, bot we do say wswII
give y0a more gOoas for yonr MONEY, than
any othsE hcuse west Of Sc. Louis,
TAI and s1amlne--ao trouble TO ahaw
EeodH. Rsmenber the sIgn OF the Chasn
Cash store, GGsnwsoa, fowa.
g. We bay dry hides, farS, psltrie,.
cora whsat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, tallow,
&cs &c at highest prices.
jay sAg 1888 v5n2If
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-16
DAHENM@mT
COMMERCIAL. COLLEGES
GFigg's Block Cor, ID o Perry aes,s
DAVENPORT, IOWA
MMCnR RsAHa A wKaKa KM aasaa.

ENCORPOR ATED IN 1850.
~BzNG sT0ma~~
aea. 9. ?. sasgsus. 2 9 ssssas gsq.
Jae; 2 z. Geos: Eaa VIZ Esq.
J. n. Dsassals lag. ]. IA srlggs, kss.
I. P. Coates, Eco. H. IA. gma1A, Wee.
j, "a. cauaon. I'D, y. D. Pattoa, Rsq,
xAruETv
Iea. G. LorRz, Prof. be Book Keeping and
Mathematics. -
Ws H. PaAgT, Pref ek Reaa&asRiP AnA
Book Keeping.
w. RrRgE, Pref. q aerAAn Language.
-LRcTuaKAs~~
%. +, saoKRT, Eaa., and other able lee
tarsrB.
ina aeslga Of Ghla Inasitakaga Ia 20 ana
part 10 pupils eomplsee 1hsorsaseaa
knowiedas 81 the Seianee Of Aeeannzss AID
Ne ne sasma tasna to give them = Shosoae0
coarsa az pvaesse4 in @ssass ksaA As@5ag,
embracing evsrY variety Of business trans
acsiona, az well as C0mmsrssai 9aleala-
tsuns, BasSnass CesrsspsadamEe 9nA Mar
santala Law, and the Coarse Ii As esapss~
hsaaiys a. that 81 say athsr IaskisuziSa IN
The West.
Ths eanEaa La
PEEMAnaHTP
Ia undsg ths IEnmasaE aks mupasvfsaoa ae mx,
W. Fl. Pratt, WAC sask me praEasams 9sF
Pammanaaaap and Card N Eiizaiinxs 1t ne a@sk
atass Eals, md shsll b. sxsalaaa b. aaAs
&az4 ar W@zk IL = - 80
- Landscape asd pexspsesaNs nzaw-
In@, an& tbs e0EapAAs@ Symk@Na III