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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-08

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No I. For Gae Nziznes :
CATTLE, HORSES k MUEEs
EOR sAEET

1SH% Twill keep 81 my Stables, 60
6A. Madison Street, iR this city, Hor-
sss, Ca.ds aad Mules, TO sapplY Emi-
grants, ou the most reasonable terms.
an also prepared TO accommodate ait
thoss wsaS may favor nae with their pat
Tonzgs as cheap as at any othsr Hotel Ia
this city. Good Stabiing aud Yards at
ItAehed. .8EE@ q w. Il EAEGGS.
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be tlaeed.ae 90 otheg source than the we'll
knownfaes thas II has treubls 10 obtain
uaoiHY TO mest It's pressing paymeats. A
meeting Of the stoskhohlsra liz 10 be called
soOh.
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IOWA MGss0URE, NEBRAskA 4
MANaAs AND UTAHg ~

The Bugls Is large 50 column paper,
aRd viii contain all OF the important News
OF the Great West. 1t has the largest cir
eulation Of any paper published In w Wss-
tern iowa or N6bEaskR. Il Eastern Read
erS want Western Paper, let than sub
scribe for the
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I. II, Gtesnt Ehs ssrskoFras8 gapa-
hlsis aow resides u wapelIa eoaaty, asd
10 pet Master Of tha uAriatsnhaTgh r. d,
80 Noes from 0stamwa. *
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DiasoIuGion OF Par9mership

Tne partnership Of the frm Of g. Dosgh-
|Eky e Co. is this day dissolved BY msEual
+ GA seat All persons haviag eIains =
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sens indebted to the ffrs vii make pays
meat 10 CT Doughty, at ths above paass.
who 10 alone authorizsdre receive and Ee1
eslpf fox the same. e
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25
Napoleon, Sir Francis Hsna and the English
Journals.


SRA few days ago ] cut from the columns O, the
Times and deemed 1t advisable address TO the Emperor
Of the French reported by the English press be intent
only on war, the three letters from his defence
which you had lately published.
enclose 70 you copy of the note with which trans
mtted them, as also verified translation of letter in
reply, the calm magnanimous sentiments OF which to-
wares Engand will, feel confident be duly appreciated
and admired by your nnumerabe readers Of all classes
and politics, in region OF the globe Indeed, mus,
be evident TO toem all that If the English press ac
coriance with the desire of the British nation would but
accept instead Of repudae the hand friendship which
the Emperor Napoleon I'LL, now at the head OF half mil
lion soldiers las increasingly extended towards Eng
since his election by the French people, tho oned
power, ene' 2y and wealth OF both counties would
abod 10 insure 10 Europe the inestimable blessings Of
thai peace which passeth all understanding"
PSI viii Immediately send you copy Of the EN-
peros letter 10 French, should you wish 10 receive it,
CROYDON, Feb "a, 1852
Sr francs Head has the honor To request Mons
&ocuard 10 be pleased TO submit the enclosed paper TO
hs Majesty the Emperor Napoleon Ill
- Nous. NocQrARD, Private Secretary Of the Emperor
Paris
PALACE oy THE TrILsREs, March /, 1859.
MY DEAR SIR FRANcls-r thank You for having collected
together IN order 10 send them direct me- the different
articles which you have had inserted IN the English
Journals, lor you thus give me an opportunity
sep sapssssins to you all my gratitude for the
spontaneous manifestation in my favor I have seen
70 mem ana ! am much touched by II, new proof
that my od friends In England have forgotten me and
that they know how much always preserve for the Eng
lish people the esteem and the sympathy which felt
uurIg my exle IN tue MIDST OF them Even In writing to
you today detect myself 10 ecoectng as happy time
the epoch when, prescribed. saw you il Eogana Il /,
that In changing ones destiny only changes ones
joys aud Formerly the affections of exile atone
appeared TO me- TO day plainly the cares Of power
and Of the greatest Of them aroand me is wi,hou,
doubt, find oneself misunderstood and nisjndgei by
those whom values the most, and with whom one
desires 70 live upon good terms (cics tonne lsli-
gepc.).
Thus (dinsD consider II very natural that the parties
whom Il has been my duty 10 oppose and 70 reprcss
should bear me III will aud should seek the TO in.
lufe me: but that the Engish, OF whom have always
been the most devoted the most faithful ally should
attacx me notssany In the journals In the most
thy aud the mos, unjust manner IL what cannot com.
pehend for, IL truth de tosne foi, cannot discover
any interest they can have 10 exciting The public mind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25
PeraOnal Intelligence.

EerSOnh1 1ntculXcnCcs
The President has recognized Friedrich Hage!orn as
Consul of the Grand Duchy Of Sake Weimar for States
Of New Jersey, Pennsylvania Delaware, Maryland Vir.
GINA, North Carolina and District of Columbia and aso
Charles Kock as Consul Of Hamburg at New Orleans
Hon. L. Clirgmau, United States Senator from North
Carolina, took passage IN the Arabia from Boston for
Europe on the 23d instant.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool, in the steamship Arabia from Boston Fl
Baves, Griffith, Brown, + Gardener, 3 " Bailey,
VIM Besls, Jr: Beals Capt Smith, DR. y shsroe
wife, II Bacon. Norton - Gould. Boston; Mrs r
Paine and Mss Paine. Provncetown; Young Wm Bur
chard. Hoosic Falls j Goddard, II Goddard, Miss
Fearing, Mrs Goddard. Providence; II Sargent Won
Helm. d Lyon, X Brief 4 I. Patterson, Perrin, Il
Girsud, II Appold Mr. Hay warn, j Perry W lloyd,
simpson, Lnneman Mira Heye A Schwager, Julius Holy
niger New York; Ingey niagara Falls Miss Murray Eliza
Philadelphia; Franklin. Batimore riden. Georgia; L
Chapman, North Carolina; r Ravessis G Crow Mobile
Lew Cohn Keatucky; Judge Lane Ohio: Leises New
Orleans Story Kingston w; Mr. and Mrs James Liver
pool 4 Christy Mr. Mitchell, England; Person Holland
VIM Mclean, Corsus passeuger59 For Hslifax-J King
Odiorne Boston, Mrs. l. Trenan, Charlie town Young
Northampton; MRS Margaret Fielding st Johnsbury;
Bartlett New Yor. DIR kwood Nova Scotia Margaret Full
lerton W Coleman, Halifax; Tusker, Archibald st
Johns, n F.: Geo smhers and daughter, residence not
given-l5. Total "A.
In the steamship Roanoke for Richmond &c-John Kenny
CD Ack rman Hunter Mrs Steel Miss Roberts GEORGE
Gioper, Young, Mrs John Gammell Mrs Carnes ID
Berry Keville, Dorsey-and 10 in the Storage.
For s. Thomas In the brig Addy sw-A Wolff lady and
hid, q Mens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25
Supreme Court-Chaml,ers.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.

THE BRITISH EyBEZzLEMENT CASH.
MAR6H 2lJomoQan PEEL her BtLonnic Moiest,,s Prin-
cirdl Secvedy Of @ae for tie War Department. ". james
Sdton Eh-fhe Judge granted motion for the appoint
nent oil receiver Of the property and effects Of deen
dant In this case. Ex Judge T.. r. Jowes was appointed
There were three DEGREES made divorce suits one OF
which ws tat OF adelaide A. Nimsvs. Theodore s. Minis,
both well known 10 the theatrical profession
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25
ODD1ta nry.

The Hon OLIVER HAMPTON sn1n died at Indianapolis on
The 18th Instant IN The sixty nth year OF his age aftcr
protracted Illness He born near Trenton H. d. In
October 1894 and emigraed Indiana in 1917 He first
located at Gainesville, bat removed 10 Lawrence
burg-wherc he studied awand themes 10 ConnersvIllc
From this last place be sent TO the legislature In
As~s ~ ~. a 9s.sa .ls Attorney lol The Thigd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

district and filled the office with credit for two yea
At the end OF this time ne elected TO Congress
800 majority. He served but one term, and for eg
years after devoted himself with ardor his professo
In 1886 he was elected the United States Senate whe
his Chairman OF the Committee on Public Ian
elected the public approval OF Mr.. Clay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

this manner, would be impossible for me aferw
restrain the passions which should have let loose de
chdmees).
have always entertained great admiration for the
liberties OF the English people; but regret deeply tn
liberty like all good things, should also have its excess
Why Is II that, instead Of making truth known il uses
every effort 10 obscure tY Why that instead OF
courasng and developing generous sentiments, 1t propa
gates mietrust aud hatredS
am happy then, among all these maumuvres Of falls.
hood (pterson9e TO have found defender who guide
by the sole love Of truth has hsstated
Ito oppose 70 them his loyal and dsnterestet voice. Be
leyc, dear Sir Francis, in my sentiments Of friend
ship, NAPOLEON
Sir FRANCIS HEAD, Croydon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

El0HTH hEGIMENr.-FOR SALE, A UNIFORM
" dfess coat ehouder knots belts 30 fatigue Jacket and
cap They are az good Price for ali 82 Address
1papeai-lsa, :, ~, Broadway P9ll oQlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25


A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SENIOR yETER AN
"A Corps OF the war Of 1919 will be this eyen
Ing March H. nj the Mercer House, corner OF Mercer and
Broome srec a7ls ocock bnaness relative to tina com
piinenary bill Tint lakes pl,oc the Apollo ooms on ea
day evening next punciual attendance "a requeated
hAAo M rhffE, AdJutant VI. RAhMOND, Colonel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-26

CORRECTED by D. I. WILLIAMS & HICKS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMARK.-An Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US, will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
BAcoN.-We note an, improvement and quote
Sides IL; Shoulders 83a9; Hams 143
CoRN.-The market is rather better; say 80 .
e1,00.
COTTON YARNs.-We quote country 20 a &c /;
City "a a 25c.
FLoUR-The market for country flour continues
dull at SIS rs a 6 for old Super. SCI a 81 for new.
LIME.-$1 90 a l Is from Wharf and Store.
MoLAssEs.-N. 0. @5c Cuba in hhds 25 a Csc
Muscavado SO q SAC.
To~BACCo.-Receipts have been heavier for the
past week or two, with a demand fer bright sorts.
Common and medium grades are rather lower.
We quote Lugs 81 40 a 4 rs Common Leaf $61
a u Fine $11 a Is Shipping $1l a Ii. Fancy
Tobaccoes continue higher as they are very much
in demand and scarce. We quote from sales made
in the last few days at from $50 to $75 per cwt.
Wharf.-The Enquirer states that large quaint,
ties of wheat are pouring into Richmond, and
that the proportion of Red to White is unusually
largo. The Red brings about 81 20, and the White
$1,45 per bushel. The run of wheat upon the
market is now very considerable. The Enquirer
thinks if not crowded too much the article Ii
bound to 60 up in price. yet 20
FAYETTEVILLE Neutrality-suspicious. il
freely, and meets with ready sales at $54 to ST.
TURPEHTINE yellow Dip. $50, Virgin $50, Scrap
100. Spirits TURP-eentinues in fair dema nc
with sales at 40 coats ; and one or two sales re
ported at higher figures. CoTToN.-New crol
continues to arrive ; small lots sold On Wednesda,
at 1887 a 10,S0.
WILMINGTON MARKET.-TURPENTINE-$3,00fo
Virgin, $500 for Yellow Dip, and $1,75 for Hare
per $50 lbs. SPIRITS TURP.-4O o AZ. IAR-l,St
Salt IS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-26
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINGS LAST IssUE.-$1 Mrs S George, Oxford
Mrs E a Switzerland, Haywood; Mrs S M Welch,
Billiards. Bridge; Prof. Owen, A 7 Smith, Browns
vile Miss 3 Barrett, Carthage; Mrs N L Mat
thews, Grains Creek; II G Gupton, Laurel 3 B T
Bell, Fair View; S Rogan, Lockhart, Texas; j W
Cochran, Columbus, Ca; J G Wilkinson, Char.
lotte 5 Miss E C Fullwood, Bridgewater A
Young, ] Gilbert, Pacific ] B..Russell, Franklins.
vile r W Thomas, W T Allen, W 7 Grubbs, "
N Allen, Oak Bill; F n G Watson, Cuba, Miss.
Oh Gaywith, Laurel; Mrs P Clendenin, McDan-
iels; A c Parham, Asylum J M Forney, Shelby
rem, Texas RicA'd Strickland, Jr., Magnolia; Mr.
II Diggs, Wadesboro'; VIM Lyons, W f Williams
B Phillips, ] A Edwards, Carolina Seminary Mis-
E Holmes, Fayetteville; B Hicks, COnwayboro'
T A Futrall, Rood Creek; John P McLane, Fay
e~tteville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-26

gam
Showing a very handsome increase over '58.
Some little new Loose tobacco has been received
which finds ready sale at 81 to 81; of course it is
hardly cured yet. Primings have alse beeE ar
irving, but sold low, say 76c to 81 per hundred.
good 81 to e. common to fair leaf, Z to 81; good
8 70 123 very good and fine would bring IA to Is.
CoRN.-Is in better demand at an advance of
10c. We quote 95 to 1 90 for prime white.
CorToN.-The market is dull and depressed un-
der late advices from Europe. We have heard of
no sales to-day over 1o3, and some lots were closed
out at 104 to 10s.
market, with an active demand. We quote Super
fine at 500 to $50; Extra $50 to 700; Family
$50 to 500.
WHEAT-The market is still improving and
prices advancing. We quote primo white 1 40 to
las prime red 8 to Zoe lower, inferior grades
/ 90 to l 20.
BAcoN.-This article is active at an advance Of
fully Z to lie per h., on Western we quote Shout
ders Cincinnati 81 to 81; Sides III to liz Va.
Hog Round liz to 12c for prime.
GUNNY BAGGING.-A large stock on hand. W.
quote IA to 15c for standard weights.
BALE .RoPE.-7 a 81, as in quality.
SUGARs.-A large business has been doing
throughout the week at following quotations n
to 81 for N. o. and Cuba 81 to 10 for the various
grades of Coffee Sugarsj Crushed and Powdered
IL Loaf liz.
LALD.-Advancing with better demand-Wes
tern Baltimore in kegs 123 a 1873; Va. 10 a 133 ani
IA cents.
CoFFEE.-The supplies are now better and W,
have to note an active demand for all descriptions
We quote Rio ILL a la; Laguayra 124 a Is jaw,
Is to II Mocha Is a zoe per Id.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-On New York, Phila'
delphia and Baltimore 9 to ! per cent premium.
No fTIrtha ahonn RI nnfo naf %
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-26
CALI AT THE NEW CHEAP
CASH STORE.
NO. 46, FAYETTEVILLE ST.,
One Door above James N. Towles',

OAO 0Vu1 dbUtC Sh4lOS IL. 4UW1Cb,
WHERE you will find a large stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for the Fall and
Winter. These Goods being bought after the
great rush of trade was over, were purchased at
low rates, and I can, therefore, afford TO sell them
cheaper than if bought earlier IN the season.
Call and examine for yourselves, and save 20
Per cent. have in store the best Stock Of Goods
Lever purchased before. Intend to keep . first
rate class of Goods, Of the newest aud best styles,
such as:
American, English and French prints, cling.
hams, Muslin delanes, all colors, dc. Linen Cam
brie handkerchiefs, Cloaks, Shawls, Hosiery,
Hoop skirts from Is cents to $3.50. Silk and kid
GioFes-the best and cheapest stock of Bonnets !
ever kept; Flats, Ribbons, DC.
n. o. Cassimeres, Doeskin, Sattinetts. Tweeds-
Negro Kerseys, a good assortment, Flannels, ali
eolors and prices.
Boots, Shoes, Congress Caters, for Ladies and
Misses. Finest French kid slippers, with and
without heels.
Hats and Caps. Single barroled Guns from
$z.bO to $3.50; double barrels at from $3.50 to
S59. Pistols, the cheapest you ever saw.
Watches nd~Jewelry right from the mandatory
at only 10 Per cent. above manufacturer prices.
ANY article not on hand will be ordered forthwith.
~ Don't forget No. i6, the new, cheap, Cash
Store, where you will be sure to save 20 per cent.
My expenses are small and my motto is " quick
sales and small advance on New York COSTS"
I return my grateful thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage they have bestowed on me
for the last twelve years. I have always sold
Goods cheap and intend to sell still cheaper, no.
Ping thereby to merit a large share of public pat
ronage. John cR EEcU
Raleigh, Oct. IL, 1859. SIT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-26
DIED

At the residence of his brother-in law, Aaron
Henson, of Alamance county, n. c., on the LIST
inst, DR.. Jas. II. Murchison. The subject of this
motto was a native Of Chatham county, N. c.,
aged about rs years. It is with feelings of Pc
culiar emotions that we record the death of our
much esteemed Brother and friend. He bid fair
for usefulness, both in society and as aPhysician.
His place, in this respect, we fear will not soon
be filed. He was an active member of the Bap-
list church, and a Son of Temperance. We feel
to sympathise with all his relatives and especial
ly his widowed mother in this. her irreparable
loss, to whom she looked for help and protection
in her declining years. A. P. S.
At Pacific, franklin County, n. c., on Friday
the It'll inst, Of consumption, Stella N. Harper
aged II years. She bore the trials of her sickness
for months with patience and resignation. This
dear one, we hope, has gone to meet in fairer and
happier chimes, the loved sister, who o short time
since was cut down in the bloom Of youth and tn
joy of womanhood, by that same dread destroys
of human prospeets-Consumption. - May He VIII,
saw proper to take from the bereaved parents thei
children, comfort them in their distress. And ma,
the little family which are separated here, be uni
ted where sickness and disease can ne'er ensel
and where frienes and relations will not part.