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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31
LOUISVILLE 8 NASHVILLE RAILRoAD

La e = Z e
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday, November s Is5s Trains wIrun as
follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves GaIatin at 7;3O A NJ Gallaa 1900 b.
Arrives I'D ge6ed " 800 do Arrives EdgCds3 $50 ds
Leaves do $1,000 do Leaves do ." 800 do
Arrives Gallatn "II39 Arrives Gallatin Z" 500
The Train leaving Galatn 80 NJ Edgeed 10
A. NJ, connects Carn with mail coaches from
Vile Tbs Train leaving Edgeheld at 10 A NJ and Gaatn at
P NJ connects with mail coaches and from Harsve
Carthage. Only the noInn Train viii he Sundays
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage Of which each
passenger will allowed pounds Tree charge will be made
Tor exa baggage which must paid conductor Other
articles than baggage carried in tie baggage will be charged
ENpIess freight which must b. paid the agent Of The Express
COmp4 y.
Passengers taking their Galatin and Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets, Willie charged ten cents extra.
. jan2G-it ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

after Monday, Oct. 18th, ls5, trains will be
9 follows:
Leave Gsllatin, sA N. Leave Gallatin m
arrive Eigehsld, 10 do Arrive Edgeheld, do
Leave II DO Leave do 4:3o do
Arrive Gvlatn pm. Arrive Gallatn $50 do
The train leaving Edgefeld at II A NJ Gaatin
with Coaches FOR Louisville Harsyie and Carthage. Only
the morning train viii be Sunday
octi7-u r. MACLEOD, supt.
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slzssxszasssSSE - - - q q
CHANGE OF SEIZED BLE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, BARY eth, 1889,
Passenger Traics will as fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 1870 A. NJ and . P. NJ
Arrive at ChattlnoOsa at . P. NJ. and s, 40 A. ~.
GOING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at S:45 A. NJ. and BPM
Arrive at Nashville at 7:37 NJ. and $40 A. NJ.
FRNliE Day Passenger Train from Nashville at 43e A. NJ
connects at Wsrace with Shelbyve train at SOS A. NJ
and with Western and Atlantic r. Chattanooga at
IL The Night Passenger Trdio from Nashville, at P. NJ
connects at Wsrace with Shelbyvle train at 6:IOP M with
McMinuvle and Manchester Il. r. Tulahoa at 7O4 M
and Memphis and Charleston r. X Stevenson at 1925 NJ
II The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at s45 NJ
connects with McNinnve and Manchester R. at Tuahors
at Pa ?. NJ and with Shenyyille train WArtrace at
= Tho Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at Is con-
meets with MenPs and Charleston r. R. at 10 Y
2. N, T. W. COLE,
feh5-tf. Superintendent.
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THE PENNsYLvANIA
NTRAL r HI o A ID
TFEIsEE THROUGH
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A SAD CAsE-E c. Brett, ESQ. of Oldtovn. Me
writes TO the ArocstoOk Pioneer an account Of the
suferings of Mr. Oils Brett, formerly of that coun-
IT,, but who went to California in 1855. and beoom
ing for time insane, last fall, was conveyed in
manaeles from place called Springfield to Stock
ton, 40 miles disIaut-being so neglected and ex-
posed on the journey that his feet badly frozen
AT Stockton, (says the account he was put into cell
with cement floor, in the Insane Hospital. and
there left without any fOOdOr clothing for nine day.
and his feet remained chilled SO ling on the frosty
floor, that they actually died upon his legs" Af-
ter nine days his reason returned, too late to same
his limbs. His feet were both amputaied above the
ancles. Al the last adyices from there, he was en-
iirey rational, and as comfortable could be ex,
peeted. He has wife and a large family of child
rem in Massachusetts His brother, J. Brett, has
presented The case OF such cruel neglect the part
of the Superintendent Of the Hospital to the Legs-
lature sitting at Sacramento, which has caused an
investigation into the facts, and it is hoped that the
inhuman negligence will be suitably punished
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

Tennessee at Proprstors prices by Berry Demoviia. "
Hendershott and Jo G. Brown. and By every 1s bragg
gist the United .s1-T, 'jJ-ltgly
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PINE CHANDEEFErl.

Will furnish Chandsisrs either for bdTnbr ass
~ Canafes % suit sized iiing. Ci.sFet, olsi
Ia5 IN We city o. county, With az The glass ooss s
as cheap - they can ie had fr1d any .narsat.
Keep good al sI1ll fvfnes. r'fa
Dop Lght, and fancy Sha faie1l Et
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nave ne sy best Ecrken always really q Do ay tia
"a 6linng Ass, AZ tee machinery c8nr anS scrtas
Gas kine, and VII SCI.
~ - ssir measurement orp ilas AID furnish .hetlnss
-nd ouier Tools 50 thar they DO tssir eva aurk
Steam and Steamboat YForsr. r--
Sm tps, steam Valves ooeks and Otasr aees lsnifa
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other s.esu pine uors done
.,s.a JAMES z. KENnEIeK.
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Vac Greatest Remedy n tio 1toriI tbs aoriif
> alsiiiled from q ierly kloua is larseC aul
eheinctis eDiabined with tf tl.a rsei r.isa
nleiicilld rvofs, herbs anti saasf s1 III, f.sf
q man, viz. BLOOD Eo0r. Hftrs e.sr yffte
NhEHRr BsGG, lELlcw BorN.. Is-nrtrrs 81
ARILLi, ELDER FLowEls. ofs--s- rr.sl--i--
most hEiiibs um-lY Tor tie f.-t5rril 10 I'D T'.i.h
ever SHOWN. if . nst5ifys r1eatr. firiH.-
ease By natural laws When faEal. g.. iaer.siss II
Ieit cogrsius through evcrF vein ti, nulile-
ing and ascelcraiiH. tie circulation fha tIa0a
heutfailles any bilious matter it Stomach
s.rsnsiheus the whole Organization.
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The HARDEN PoIsONIHG CAsE.-The fall Of this
young man in Warren county is mysterious affair
lie entered the ministry about two years ago On
trial. and had not been received into full connection
His age is suly twenty two years. and he married a
very estiTable girl about six months ago. His pa,
rents reside near Blsirstown, Warren county, near
the PAuhus Kiln, his father being respectable far
mer in that neigh0orhood. What fell spirit could
have induced man 50 young in years. lately mar
ried, 10 the preparation OF SO foul crime, under
all the circumstances Is hard to divine Ii lis thought
some other circumstances came in to the aid of his
unregSDeraied heart, to induce hin into so awful
crime SIS poisoning his young wife. Il is said that
young Womon, with whom be had some intimacy
before his marriage With his wife, was at his house
on visit, and that the plan connected between
them The woman, II is said, purchased the poison,
and at the proposition Of Harden. il was taken in
dose Of SALTS he al the same time also taking q
dose, but not compounded with the poison Who
made the mixture is not stated but is is said. and
probably with TRUTH that it was the combined set of
both. Hardens story is that his wife, ia consequence
Of difficulty between her mother and himself de-
stroyed herself Whatever may be the true history
Of this unfortunate affair, II has It's lessons upon
all.--N 7, Tribune, Earsh %.
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For Horses and other Animals.

5IrIean's celebrated IMMINENT IS tl ouiv saf.ans
rlithls rsBeiy Er tls Of Spawn. Bia- n,..o
Wn1-lls Spiints rnn1iurll Lsurra. s..fss
Sseliiugs- II wiz never flii % BIG lsai, Pr
evil, listna, ord Running Sores. tucesy,
I-uIerlv applied IoE sprains nfsise- sefa,lhrs,
Cracked Heels, Clafs Saddle tallag Casks frts,
S'rcs, Wounls, it g an ihial,.1ie remedy. Nriir
it directed. and : g. certain every
Then triie no longer vifa i.e many uofhiass Tins
iacnts oacrrd n Won. Obtain furFie 81 d.. l1-
Leans celebrated LinimgHt It wiz care yun.
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The safs and rrFiiin earn Glr- Caf-..rs. ~
Tlafars, Sv.in-s. anl Eleurhcii 81 Glii-e. r.--e-
81, Neuralgia WstSues7 cf She 1iusclrs. CI-a.i- Is
initmulltPY lh-uulatisi1, 81. lucss IL t7. Glpr.
tonflartsd Muscles 81 LiglHrrts. ElTfche f.5,n-
arhc, Bruises, Spraius, WosHds, Ff'l GUS, tcafs.
|rEcr Swrs, CtScd breast, $40 NrrrIes. Eru.s.
S-idi, Sore Th-naf ary rtiar ,r fta. IS
dinerenrr hnE how sing DE ii.-1s- rlar
have existed. McLsASs CflauEAr.D La.fs.r1r s. =
eerisiu reHl-tiv
Tlausanl~ af human hsr-1 i-rc hea1 ssvef f7fs
of drrrrFiirle and misery ~ i.c ef O. E aslin
aLi5 EeLicinc.
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J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Corner OF Third aud Pine sts ST. Louis sls
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-02
Dissolution of Partnership.

vJ,HE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF G. DOUGH-
i TY CO, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having claims against the firm, Will please
present the for payment TO G.. DOUGHTY, at the
ardw arc Store of c. j. Fox. All persons indebted u
the frm will make payment to Doughty at the above
place. authorized to receive and receipt for
the same. &. DOUGHTY,
MILTON .TOOTLE.
Council Bluffs, June 25th, 1883: tv2ns.
[Bugle copy.
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This paper has lately donncd m entire
uow suit, combcd its hair, BACKED its boots,
and washed its face, and now looks rs
fresh, neat and tidy as a" blushing bride"
1t is, BY all odds, the ablest and best look
Ing daily paper on tie Missouri River, north
Of St. Louis. May pecuniary success crown
the efforts Of its energetic proprietors for
all time to come, for they deserve 1t.
e" How many persons regret that they
have not correct likenesscs Of departed rel
stires and and friends. The way to pre-
vent future regrets i, to 90 to GLENDl>lN's,
IN lIagg's Block, Upper Broadway, ana
procure pictures of those who are still left
10 Us. by going to GLEHnlNIN's you are
sure to get lfc-likc lkenessess, and those
which will not fade and pass away.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-02

CO" a letter from Fort Washita, of the
9th ult., states the United States troops
had been attacked by large force of Indi-
ans near Fort Arbuck!e. The Indians were
repulsed in two separate engagements, and
ten of them killed. The troops having been
reinforced marched toward the mountains in
pursuit of the Camanches.
CyH Hon. John c. Ten Eyck, Republican,
was elected to the United States Senate
from New Jersey, on the 18th of March, in
the place of Wan. Wright, Democrat.
CO A writer says that, while sitting in
the gallery Of the Senate Chamber, and
looking down upon the assembled wisdom
therein collected, he counted sixtyfour can
didates for the Presidency.
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ca The Aledo Record says that Mr.. R.
s. Osburn, Of that place, is shout starting
for the gold region with . dog train. He
has light wagon, two Newfoundland dogs.
two greyhounds, and two pointers for the
lead, and expects to distance all COMPETE
ton. 1s
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. W. c. WILLIAMS has taken rooms in
Empire Block, over c. J. Fox's Hardware
Store, and is prepared to take Ambrotypes
in the best style of the art. The specimens
we have seen were very accurate, true to
life, and displayed an artistic skill hard to
excel. Mr.. WILLIAMS will remain in town
positively but one week longer. Don't fail
to visit his rooms if you want a correct
likeness.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-02

CT The President has issued a proclaim
alton, offering forty-fve townships Of Gov
eminent land in Minnesota, for sale on the
10th Of May next.
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Gy' The big OK mentioned IN our last
Issue, was slaughtered this week by PETER
piEsolT { Co., and for the benefit OF all
Who are curious to know his meaSurem ent
and weight, We give the following statistics
furnished US by pErE:''
Height, 6 feet . "a inches.
birth, feet one inch.
lalIow, IA pounds.
Hide l2s pounds.
ae'sesght of beef, $40 pounds.
Aae o. wss fed by WV. HARDY, of FIRE.
a'a' cssnty, and is huge tit-bit of the
sa0'sest eating, IS We can testify from per-
soaal acquaintance With 0 chunk from his
LEN.
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CyA true census Of Texas just taken
shows population of 45s, 629 against 2l2,-
400 in the year 1850, when Iowa had but
l02, 900, though she now has over COO, 900.
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CO Southern papers concur in the state
ment that vegetation in that latitude is at
leas. one month in advance of ordinary
years. Fruit trees are in blossom, and flow
ers of various kinds are in full bloom.
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CO The Davenport Gazette, daily men
tons the departure of trains from that city,
bound for the Gold mines, via the North
Platte Route.
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We learn from the Nebraska City Ners,
Of the Goth inst, that that famous town is
the I" head Of navigation' on the Missouri
Rivera bit Of information for which we
feel truly grateful. But, the Nclrs should
remember, that d" it is not KNOWN kind
0tanmal, that is caught with chaif."
cyT B. r. PEGRAM received, per steamer
Asa Hiigus, large addition to his stock
Of merchandise. By calling at the corner
Of Upper Broadway and Madison street, you
en- get sight at his stock, and, if you are
good looking, and not minus of certain pre-
requisites, you may be allowed to become
seized and possessed Of the same. "Old P"
Is" one of en- call and see if he amt.
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0Ree and RssJdssrs, No. 1, Palmer's Kl0eks
| 4a.5tre,-- -s~# 81 Sse0sd story. 5
1u.-,--- DIR. g. l. WOODBURY., IS LocArED!N
6hsalxs@-Y Council Bluas, Iowa, where he is pre-
EUIfYyTyDpared to perform all operations apper--
tanning to his profession. In the most
approved and modern manner. Having bad eight YEAR.
Worcester, Mass, will SUBTRACTION in ali cases
y, ]. W has Dc. Denis liquid for producing local
anssfhesla which by applying To the and gums
very much nti2ates aud In dcste,s all pain
during the operation Of extracting teeth. Come All
who fear that has9ard fend, the feosAarhs and Nh,
pseiet heaith heants and sweet breath, to misery
eie to save those useful organs that you cannot well
10 without and that 1t c,sts 10 replaces Far ~
nently saved. 49,. -. W Pe'hia-
RErEREscEs-pr. Sullivan, Dr. p. J. MCMAHON, Dr..
Srnnes and a. Larimer Esq, Council BluSss, y s.
Gran, ESQ, J. ". Coolidge, Gicnwosd, tyer,s
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City Fire Insurance Co., Of Hartford Come cti cu

City Fire Insurance Co., Of Hartford Come cticut
We find, in a late number of the Hartford
Courant, very adorable notice of the
above Insurance Company. 1t needs no en-
dorscment in this city, where it has for sew
cral years done an extensive and, to its Gus.
| toners, satisfactory business. Yet coming
from Hartford, where its officers and it con-
dition are so well known, it is calculated to
confirm the reputation the Company has
earned. Chicago Press & Tribune.
ID. c. BLooMER, is agent for this Compa-
ny, in this city.
CO Since February Sd, one hundred and
siKty-1ge teams have crossed Court Avenue
Bridge, boaad for Pixies Peak. So saws
the Dcs Moihss Journal, of the o6,h of
March.
Connc1i Bluffs Brokers' Office.
All kinds Of uneurrent money bought and
sold by NAY & WErL. MAO 6m
CO We call the attention of all con-
cerRcd to the list of premiums to be award
ed at the Second Annual Fair Of the Potta-
wattamie County Agricultural Society, pub
lshcd in our columns to-day.
CO The Dubuque Times, in noting the
gratifying intelligence, that Western credit
was improving in the estimation of the bust
ness men of New York, says" Our West
ern merchants are not made up of that class
of men who give up in despair because the
wheel of fortune happens to turn against
them they possess too much back bone for
that. A financial crisis may for a time re-
tard our progress, but Young America like,
We shall come out of the struggle right side
up with care"
Fg5N Tho President hos iaau oh n rr,~lov,.
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MISSISSIPPI & MISSOURI
Chicago l. Rock Island Railroads,

The only through route to Chicago from Fort DeS
Des moines, Council Bluffs and all points i'll Central
aud Western Iowa.
Two passenger trains leave Iowa City and Washing
ton daily, Sunday excepted, follows:
FROM IOWA CITY.
Mail 5 as A. M.-Arrve at Chicago, $40 p. NJ.
Exp, 2. 10 p. Arrive at Chicago, 4.I0 A. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mail J. 40 A. M.-Arrive at Chicago s. 40 p. n.
Exp, l2. 50 P. N.-Arrive at Chicago, ! 40 A. NJ.
sIsThe morning train from Iowa City a3d Washing
ton. is the only train leaving low in the morning that
makes Connection with the Through Impress Train If
Michigan Southern Railroad the same evening.
Passengers by any other Route Obliged H. remain
in Chicago until the next morning.
Passengers are specially requested to NOTE TIE
FACT that this Is the Only Through Route from Io,ra
City to Chicago The decided advantage i. possesses
by the Connection of the Reads the Mississippi
River, give il preference all other routes
trains Through TO Chicago without change of
Cars crossing the Mississippi River Railroad Bridge
between Davenport and Rock Island thus dispensing
with the loss Of time the annoyance and liability to loss
OF Baggage, incidental TO other lines.
Connections made at La Sale, with trains the
Illinois Central Railroad, f,r pumIclh GacAa Cairo
ST. Louis and int mediate points.
AT Chicago. with trains Of the Nicli gan southern
Michigan Central and Fort Wayne and hicago Rail
Roads.
Gg7rhrough Tickets can be procured at Washington,
and Iowa cay, to Buffalo, Albany, New York Boston,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Baltimore and all the prin-
cipai points In the United States and Canadas.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK,
Will find this the most desirable and expeditions route
from Iowa 10 Chicago and the Eastern markets.
~ Stock Trains through in ii and ono
half hours. without Ferriasr or change Of Cars.
JOHN F TRACY. General Superintendent.
W L. ST JOHN, General Ticket Agent
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The annual meeting Of all Presidents of
al! townships Boards in rottawattauie CO.
@A!-be held at the Office of D. c. Bloemer.
10 Council Bluffs, On Monday, the 4th aay
CT April, 1859, for the transaction Of such
BUSINESS as may legally come before them.
a tall attendance of the members of the
Board is earnestly requested.
"A public address on Education, will be
delivered by J.E. RTE County suDer;ntend.
sa'' at O'Clock, P. NJ. Of the same day. q.
~ Congregational Church. The public
generally are invited to attend.
Dated, March 18th, 1859.
d. 9. BLOOMER,
Sec. Of County Board.
" Messrs. ToorLE 4 Jackson. are in
ou's s,p' OF portion of their large stock f
sas A"'ns goods. TIE elephant" will
~, a nave his trunk packed full. So. look
w. TOT stampede in that direction,
" food Beef Cattle now sell in this
1e1 at 50 per ewt. gross.
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CJ7Congress passed an act in 1878, pro-
viding that one new star shall be added to
the national flag on the 4th of July next
succeeding the admission Of q new State
SO that the number will be 80 until next 4th
of July, after which it will be 80,
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Doubt IS many Of our readers have read
4, the aforesaid boots, supposed to have
lea worn by lliawatha or the Colossus Of
gal,, but perhaps not one Of them ever had
The felicity of viewing them with the naked
re- or even seen III NJ through sln kcl glass
-limIy. BY caIIinS at the store Of }. NJ.
PHILLIPS & Co., Lower Broadway, you can
n rood view of-evcry other kind Of
bc,s, to say nothing of a large and varied
e,,ortmcnt Of shoes. They have just re-
ceiyel aportion of their Spring stock-you
know what to do in such cases (of boots and
shoes} made and provided.
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c. A Virginia paper says that portion
of the Old Dominion called the Panhandle,
is inhabited by Abolitionists. If the Abo-
litionists have got hold of the handle of the
pan isn't there danger that they may upset
the whole utensil ?-Louisrille Journal,
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c. Property on Broadway has taken a
sudden rise this wcck-FRANK SMITH, by
some magic Of his own, has sent Shows
auction and commission house, skyward in
hurry, and everybody about town is re-
joiccd to know that that brcakncck notch in
the sidewalk will speedily be filed up.
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rc-A rather ridiculous and painful cpl
.,ie in natrimo al life, came off in this
i,v the other day. A wife en- route for
pho, penk with her husband, getting tired
Il no, marital duties, left his bed and
hoard, sacrificed all her bright prospect of
.o,;ural bliss, rackcd the heart Of her llege
lord with panss unutterablc, and, in broad
daylight in the presence Of many witnesses,
;omreJ into another migrants wagon with
all her wealth of curls and crinollne, to
Hgh. his pathway across the plains with her
.!aItcrous smiles.
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EILhoru Bridge

..0o,t has been in circulation during
the past few days, to the effect 'h n: 'n0
Eminent bridge over the Elkhorn RIVER
I'D been swept away. We were yesterday
1.rn letter from Capt. A. J. SMITH, who
IT,, ;,st come in from Loupe Fork, in which
80. stated that the bridge was unlnJured'
81 That emicrants were crossing with safe
;, The late rise carried away a portion
,Ao rmbankmcnt on the west side OF tho
.,.r but not enough to prevent teams from
.,,,,jng. This may be relied upon as cor
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n Rrr. our able and ehclent
c, aa: Superintendent Of Common n Schools .,
touD' .,;ra, an address on Education, al
vi CONGREGATIONAL Church in this city on d,
a.1,r evening next, April 4th, at O'Clock
y s' NJ, As this is subject in which every
: -, or should be, deeply interested,an as
". Rryhas had large experience in teach
y, md therefore amply qualified to do the
.,I;s. Justice, we hope and trust he will DC
....tsd with full house, on this occasion" d,
s,..r,s and guardians, especially should
-, t,1 to be present. Remember the time
,,J Mace.
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avn MISCELLANEOUS.
-,r,of Fencing

The Arfof II, cnuare. not
That .. the s' 'ss attention sss Of
:: ::;: {: ;:: >:
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S''ns' INTO effect the wise dst'Fm'na'.0a
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-02

" food Beef Cattle now sell in this
ASs1et at 50 per cwt. gross.