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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

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COOPER SHOP.
HENRY REECROEY.

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T AW NOTICE.

A&
John r. HamzkkF VI. Susanna Ekausnk ss, Tl{parrg
To Susanna HsmAksr--Yoa are hereby Hottaesj
thai there ID ale IA The aes Of TIE Clerk Of
tsa District Court OF Psstaw sgsxs!e county In ths
State Of Iowa Petition Of John r. HamskeT claim,
ing Of yea DlssEca fTgEa shs sonds OF sustrjmgnv
apon the grou4z Of wiiISni desertion for ofe ths
tive years. ri H8aless yea appear and answer said
petition on y bssssw tie aaorniaE Of the second day
OF khe next term OF the District Court SAID Cou
IT, decree viii hs readsFsd against yoa as pysyy@a
fer By the Plaintfa
a STREET a. CRAWFORD
...-. Attorneys taT PIT
The original hotice Ia the Abave eatiklsd saMza
having been returned By the Sheriff % Pset.watta-
Eale eo9ntys moi tuEE - AID ii appearing that the
pl&intta has csass Of aExaan aahsEStszsg awainst
the def ndani, therefore hereby order that ths
saTegolng RStica b Published foHr weeks sucassh-
lively In the weekly coanen Bia6s BHsle
T. P. CAsADT, coanky Jaags.
Jane, IL 1890 a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

60 BLANKS Of nil kinds ON band and
or sale Al ~ Rssas Q@os. ssaas flssaE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

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Ros further insoraaaaasa.
Address. RAsnlTT o CAxrEsxxA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

An EEE-WaTRgss. - SLoAA's o1sTaEMT. -~
This Is rasa@ass ssaRsaeraa ~ sna gszszs, sx
fOr fresh wounds. we saw 1t applied, last week,
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slstsly ss%a Masssa Saysv s~isaaie a saSasd aSs
Be without it,-a4aa1o RpxbAc, April 10, 1850
See sisan's advertisement In snetAsg solRnn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

- The Milwaukee Wisconsin, one of
tbs assains Rspublieaa papers a Wiseoa-
sin, says the Republican party of that
State "is dying Of imbecility and coward
ice.'' - w
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

,slstssy 6 @s%a M@asa aaysv k~isaaisa -sAsuse n5s
'ss withos' it,-a1gals RspxbEe, Aprsiis 1850.
See sisaEfs advsrtisRRent In xnethsg eulRnH
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HoLLowAT's oEHFMEsr Ann PgLLs--A mere
Ast Of the eEperfmsafsa Measeiass used By 'stas
pEsssssssse' assesl& - z2av vsaszaRs SsTas sass
greatest 81 modern surgeons and cAenalsta, AajsA-
de- has s9la that nos enc Il tasss can be ual-
tDxnfy relied On a. q apeciae On Che ether h4aa-
Il s eiainlsd fos aOIlowsy'a remsdies that in aiHe
cases saafa Eea tAsy saxs sAass aspps wasm NE
vasls " Rcxaas4 sassrsS assasca' Ass hseu expss-
asd in yain, Prom the tssttnaOny--yosunalaOsa o,
antAsntie, and enanasiRs from eli nasiens-Chls
sosld seen % Be trus. Tasrs cRh De ne question,
we think tAat all eEuptive and uiceroas disorder
and affections Of the stomach. lisss, and bowels,
yield to lheiE psfsytag and regensra alive RaR<aas
SAVE YouR HoRsEa.-fews take great pleasure
in Recommending TIE Rsxlean Mustang Iinlmshs
vaiuahIe and indispensable article for snraif.s
Sores, Scratches or GAhds On Hexxea. Cns ra IA
have ussa fssOs ssasrssA srsises, sores. saR
gsiuis ana Rheumatic Pains, and all say il sets Ike
u agie. We use no etAeT LInimsat.
= J. " HEWITT
FsTeman tor AmeTicaA, HArnaez's and wclis,
fargo Co.'S Bxpress." aaI.
GentleSaen :--s dad nsgrs man worth Al go
was toek cold fram bad haHt and was ualess fog
sSsr eas year had assd sssrTshiaa IsaRla hssss
Of withasS benefit, mntii triesAkAa Assssaas lasa
asot. II haa perfectly cured Am, ana en- d.
lake ths assTs Rraes faE hklus RespscsfHliy xsxaz
yK4Hs DokRxNcR. :
Every Planter, TssastsF and Family should hare
sais invaluable aEtiois Sold b. all respectable eal
sra everywhere.
BARNRs 4 PARK, PFoprietars, msmMxsr&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

CAUTION ro HFFRIsaRRa.

uplmasAs hAya Aesa recs4vsa krea sse .zsass sssi O.
MezA ia%al mHaasi egzf1iHg f&e mazg &A8ssaxHs a
Gais san Corr 4&skepfs nd h Is okr ~ ssSsnfs.
cd peliy TO SeesexRte ali she aske sell on use s,ra
seapoaa tAFoas4gx gsza EsxEsa 40 y&sTssegieg 81
tae Gaaoa whsTsses law &C feaeA Tn plra&aA
ALI communications saarpsssa "a
4 COLTS PAT. FTEE ARMS MANFsa Co,
~ Hartfsed, Coma VI. q. A.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

~ Ex-Presldent Fillmore is about to
take the stump, in fsrw Koaks sua wigI nd.
yocase union Of all the Union men. Il
thas san sa hsss he sAhofisaaa I.iaeoln
ticket. -. - -,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15
Z. MCBRIDE.

WaA BE issAs - rhs e. st4zsa, 81 An sizgsss 30
seskae W me B&aaRe*s OF sha AfSa Sf McBRfBK
BOWEN An pexsOas AGAINST whoEn we have claims
sags go a7 tlsR@ she aSHas1 es the ia os
- fA4G w ~1sEgN ~ YSaha fA~zGer
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

Rctrain11e1zo0 TIE k0SSxnmenEs HE gov"
arunenf has done no Wong. The Consti-
susioR md ~ Union have done no wrong.
TAsy eommand equal Justice to be done
so sSsry nan and every State and every
sacfion. Their agents may haye disobey-
ed their iniunctions, and every thing may
haye hean aoae wrong, through individ-
uals, bat individuals are amenable; Whist
tresaeay would she desssaatioas of the Con.
stitption aiford2 Gould they gat out 81
its fuias indemnify Dor tfis wxoEfs o.
account Of which they' would tear II down2
Could il give any satisfassieaa Gould it
make any atonezenss No. And yet By
some strange paryersity or olhas ihaiE
minds havs bsen brOaghs % lsok apsn dis
union as q remedy for political wrongs.
Ia has caused none of them the dessrac-
ton of 1t would be remedy for noBe,
bat the greatest q all evils % tAs people
Of the Unised Etases. g : = 9 = =
Others nay take different view OF Ii.
Thsy ieok wish aisaGecsion tawaras lid
Uniou. and upenly nsow IL. The ultra
Southern States participate in this feel
asx and Bssasozs ii Congssss, men,
know of character and reputation, es-
poasashe sanae faIsa aassss This iss -
party of which we may entertain appre-
| hsnsions that IL will sxact the dismena-
berment Of the Government. Many of III
members are bold-spiritsd gentlemen.
Ii Is only upon this ons subject they have
been mfslead or misIead shsmsalys. They
have been bekrayed into shis dsinsion. h
MI other respects they are generous and
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07
M A II RIEJ

On Wednesday the 9TH inst, in tho NJ.
+. Church, by the Rev. W. T.. NJ. Linfeld
Mr.. OCTAVE AEBOUR, to Miss CARO-
LINE, daughter of VIM. II. Gayle, Esq.
Still another. Tomorrow the same
interesting ceremony will take place, AT a
different place for other parties. It ia
well. Such unions strengthen tic Union.
It is not until the young man, has some
loving spirit to lean on him for support,
that he begins to feel the true value Of the
Union. There has been brisk business
in the matrimonial limo, hereabouts for a
seasion past, and it is one Of the very bes,
omens Of the times,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07
naiIp e5a3rttr ann Comet.
The FEMALE ORPHAK ASSOCIATION.

The FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION
THAT most excellent Christian Asso-
ciatioB, organized and conducted
without reference TO sect, has now
within its walls forty-eigbt Orphan
Girls and children from two to four
teen years of age. Under the direc-
ton Of the present Board of Lady
Managers and the direct superintend-
epce Of Mrs. Wood, the affairs Of the
Association were never in more pros
porous condition. The friends Of the
Association are TO be found wherever
its good work is known. The money
wanted by the Association is limited,
and would be less if our Planters,
Merchants and citizens generally
would contribute Of their superabund-
ance. No society within our limits is
more worthy of kind offices.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07

ORCHESTRA LEADER KNrGHrED.-
The Qaeen of Spain has conferred
the Cross of the Order of Charles
III. on Eugene Provost. a most ac-
compiished musician of New Or
leans, and leader of the orchestra
at the opera house there.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07

The LARGEST Horse IN THE WORLD.
A gentleman named Potter, recent
ly exhibited a horse at Newcastle,
Pennsylvania, that weighs l777
pounds. He is a bright bay horse,
of the Clydesdale breed, and was
bred in Cumberland, England, by a
farmer ,med Reed.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07

OrFICE-HUNTING.-The New York
Commercial Advertiser, in an arti-
clio on "oilice-hunting," makes the
following seasonable remarks:
"There is not only vast deal Of
meannrss in the intrigues resorted
to for obtaining public Offices, but
very frequently the entire moral
frame. work of the applicant is bro
ken down in the operation. He
learns IN the uutstart to bargain
with 9th, rs for their support, and
this bargaining insensibly runs in
to cheating, which in turn is apt to
involve revenge and retaliation. In
his haste to pass himself of as the
prince of good fellows he himself
speedily acquires the habit of in
temperance, thus falling into the
pit which he had dug for others
Truth-alasl the professed politi.
clans word seldom passes at par.
With the loss of one. half his indie
pendence, with the growth ofvicious,
or at least noxious habits, he finds
himself perhaps put in a position
of trust, where the utmost firmness
of purpose is requisite to guard
against temptations. How many
of those who, seven years ago,
stood well with their fellow-citi.
zens, have thus broken down while
filing public situationsW
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07
CARPETS AND BLANKETS.

A FINE assortment of Carpets and Blankets,
N to be sold at greatly reduced prices, FOR
CAsH-call and examine for yourselves at the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
deco Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07
JUST RECEIVED

EROM France and for sale by Mr.. The
Il ophlle Bertrand, a large assortment
of Embroidery, consisting Of Collars,
Sleeves, Muslin and Jacouet, Valenciennes
and Guipure Sets, Jaconet and Swiss
Bands, Linen Yokes and Bands, Hand
korchcis, ReRfs and Sails for brides, Cloaks
and Shawls, silk Dresses, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Straw, Velvet and Silk Bonnets, Shirt
Bosoms, Black Lace Walls. All for sale
at the lowest prices. dec4.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07

A WHISTLER ENcoRED IN A THEA
rRE.-Nigbt before last little event
occurred at Niblo's Theatre which
will long be remembered by all who
were present. Pending the appear
ance Of the orchestra, who were for
some reason behind time, a plainly
dressed man in the third tier com
meuced whistling that peculiarly plain
tive melody, "The Last Rose Of Sum.
mer," with a sweetness and grace
quite bewitching. BY degrees the
accustomed hum Of voices in the par
quette and boxes ceased, aud all eyes
were turned upward in the vain en-
deavor to trace whence came the
mysterious and thrilling strains. The
audience seemed entranced with the
strange warbling notes and trills of
the whistler, and perfect quiet reigned
throughout the house. Some of the
actors pAered from behind the curtain,
and ev the musicians crept silently
into tho orchestra. With the most
intricate variations, the whistler fin
ished the air, when a storm Of ap.
plause broke from the audience,
which almost shook the house to the
centre. Again were the shrill and
peculiar notes Of the whistler heard,
and again was the house reduced to a
GREATNESS silence. The strange music
ceasirg a second time, the orchestra
STRUCK up an operatic air, but their
music was fairly drowned by the
storm of applause. One Of the ushers
finally traced out the whistler, and
churli ,hly turned him out of the
house. - Nelc York Tribune.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07
6 PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

L'RON the residence Of his owner -
II near Baton Rouge, on Sunday, I'd ~
inst, n SETTER DOG about two years Old, Tatisr
thin in flesh, deep yellow or orange color, white
or blaze face. white breast, bushy tail and an.
swers to the name OF Rolls q liberal reward will
be paid for his recovery. Information left at this
Onire. der5
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07
The Presidents Message.

message, which appears elsewhere
in to-days paper, as it may be found
in any of the New Orleans journals
of the 4th inst. That relating to
foreign affairs, is omitted, because,
"there's nothing abroad so strange,
as things at home" Temperate
people, must entertain a feeling OF
respect for the opinion of the Sage
Of Wbeatland now, how much so
ever they may feel disposed to find
fault with separate pages OF his
past eventful history, which is now
approaching the fms; where an.
cient craftsmen of the profession OF
Faust and Sh9fIer, were in the ha.
itof placing thigh bones and q dead
mans head Significant was the
language of the Little Giant, when,
pending the CANVASS, he made use
of some such language as this
81 am = young man, and not ready
to die, yet" Two years hence even
people who read the papers, if they
have not forgotten the Sage OF
Wbeatland, they may not be able
to call the name of the eighteenth
President of the Nation. As before
said, we have respect for the pri-
vate opinion of the distinguished
citizen of Pennsylvania now, apart
from the honorable place, from
which he speaks for the last time,
in an opening message. We like
him because he is going out of of
flee, without the remotest prospect
of ever returning. We like him be-
cause all his sworn political friends
have not only left him, but are even
now hunting about, for new terms
of execration to heap on his frosted
head. Like the friends of common
people who have a limited sphere
aud limited means of influence; the
friends or Mr.. Buchanan, true TO
their instincts have forsaken him.
We even have q certain amount Of
sympathy for his enemies here in
Louisiana, because they cannot
shout for the ascending star of the
Nineteenth President, as they would
like to do, aud cannot get their
own consent 10 hold Office under
the new administration, though
they may be induced to hold over as
has been intimated. To this end
we are glad to learn, q negotiation
is even now pending, which should
it be consumated, will relieve the
pressure of the money market in
the Sugar Bowl State, and allow
the talk on change, to go on AZ
usual. Considering the moral sta
tus of the party (South as well as
North with which Mr.. Buchanan,
has had to deal, we conceive now,
that he has made a most excellent
President. We are obliged to him
for guarding the Crib itself altho'
it is grainless. But this is neither
here nor there-read what he says
on National Affairs-it speaks for
itself. His language is that of
statesman, who feels that he has
nothing to loose by expressing his
honest opinion. AS he very proper
ly says: Nobody is to suffer for
South Carolina's madness, if not
folly; more than South Carolina
herself. He does not, in the pres
ent state of affairs, recommend
coercion for this wayward, child of
the Republic, satisfied as he is, that
she will feel, if she cannot in the
blindness of her madness see the
evil of her way. He is agreed as
we all are, that the day of settle
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ANOTHER CONTAGIOUS FEvER.-A
lot of Artesians in boring for well
at Des Arc, Arkansas, came across
something very yellow, resembling
gold. The Citizen says Messrs. An
dcrson and Quzberry have washed
out some fine specimens. The gold
fever made it's appearance the day
following and is prevailing even now
as an epidemic. The bottom of the
State is deemed TO be in danger.
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MATTRESS TICKING.

BUILDERS MATERIALS.
LINE-2O0 Barrels Richards Cape;
CEMENT-JO Barrels Rosedale;
PLAsTER-20 do. best quality;
HAIR-2OO Bushels Long staple;
sAND-20 Barrels White Lake sana
sAND-2eOO Barrels Bar sand;
MALBLE DUsT-10 Barrels New YORK.
poy2s JOSHUA BEAL.
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Dry Goods at Reauced Prices.

Tn order 10 reduce the stock at the Philsdel-
Il phia Cheap Store, all the goods will now he
sold at cost for CASH ALI persons in want OF
any goods in their line will End II to their inter
est to call and judge for themselves. silks. Pop
Has, De LANES and Dress Goods of all kinds at
very low prices at the
pIfIIADEIpIlIA CHEAP gTOHE
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THE WEEKLY DELTA,


CONTAINING
THE TIIANKSGIVING SERMON,
delivered in New Orleans on Thursday, Novem
Der goth, lSG0-for sale by
decb ~ J. MCCORMICK.
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sILKsi sILKsii SILKS

JUST RECEIVED At THE
Z Il Q Il L E'S e II Q r. Il
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE TiE BANK.
A sPLEND1D assortment Of Rich silk Dresses,
n striped and Plaid, all Of which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices.
BLACK SILKS.
We will offer at great bargains, Ladies' will do
well to call and examine the goods and price at
THE PEOPLES sTORf,
decd Third street, opposite the Bank.
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NOTICE.

IRON and after this date I will hll no orders,
l. nor sell any Groceries but for cash on daliy.
THAT MAKE No bXCEfTi0NS. My country
friends will do me a great favor by settling as
early as possible. either with drafts, cotton SUI
gar or molassss.
hsc6 a. MONTAN, in.
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SITUATION WANTED.

DY young Lady "a graduate Of Louis
ID lana, as teacher in private family.
For particulars apply at tins office.
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BATON ROUGE BONNET STORE.

MOTTO-First In Fashion, Cheapest In y lee
vi Magnificent assortment Of BoDDets and all
The Novelties in the Millinery line Ladies' in the
district aud ~ tie surrounding country are re-
spect'ul,y invited TO call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. -
oct13 FANNIE r. O'CONNOR.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-07

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VEL
n VET CLoAKs, costing from s25 TO SIS, I
win sell from els TO 90. -
oct2 A. ROsENflELD.