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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
MinneSOia.

The prosp cts Of DJugl4s in this young
Northwestern State are fiat enough. Ia
any event, Lincoln would have carried
the State against Douglas and united
party BY large m jorily. But III toe war
Of The iactious, the bone and sinue Of the
old Democratic organizaion--the honest
voters-are joining the Republican ranks
in platOons.-Douglas is elIectually re-
pudiated by the leaders Of the party.
The Washington Constitution contains
a card from Henry NJ, Rice, Senator, and
Franklin Steele, A. NJ. Fridley, A. j, Ed
gcrton, and Geo. L. Becker, Democratic
Representatives, and other prominent cit
liens of Minnesota, declaring their entire
and cordial assent To the platform Of prin.
cipl-s adopted by tie Convention which
nominated 5reckinridge and Lane and
their determination to use every honorable
effort to secure their triumph. Alas! poor
Douglas!
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

TRolriNG AT AGRICULTURAL FANS
Arc not our agricultural exhibitions de.
generating fron what they were first in.
tended to b.? The intention Of the orig
inators ol these exhibitions was to improve
stook, to adyanc agricultural aud meohan
lcal science; and to further agricultural
Improvement. But what Is tho olIect2--
Mainly, | would say, to know whose horse
can froi the fastest Take away this part
Of the exhibition and il will cease to at.
tract attention--in fact il coulG not be
sustsined This is the case ju our SOC.
ton, and perhaps mole or less in Others.
lW II. Snyder, RoGemonl. M.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

KEEPING ArpLE3 correspondent of
tho Farmer . journal says he took key
keg full OF apples last fall, which he sn
euae!y beaded up and sunk to the bottom
ola mill pond On bringing them to tho
surface a lew days ago. every apple was
found to be quite FREQ from speck or rot,
aud as sound aud uuwrinkIed as when Ia.
ken from the tree.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
A VnInnble Fnrn, lor Anlc.

THNlk sublcriboT oGurs nj ptiyate snIs nEetp,
- BILE thhM, eltua,e IN Washington Iown,bin.
riscN,aTay County OHIO, three aud half milo, XXI
W I,ssnllo agd one hHli milo North oi the Lancn1.
A8 o. when iaimproved, aud tho balance IN -
APPROPRIATENESS Upon tho lmprotedpart i,,i,l
LING HOUSE -aud out hulldinra nlso of br,c ~,
rss s 81 Bood wafer, young orchard of TO ttcea of
shelee Ksailnd ifuit, epd good ftono Qunry.
seHber, al Lancaslcf, Ohio, or E2EKIEL MORRIS
near Circlaville. JoiIN 1onIpp'''
Lancaster, May n, iHg0--Gms7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
BROADWAY MWY EI.

VNNiiE unde rsigned, having again assumed the man
Il agemenl of this well known esiublishmoIt bcgs
10 70 say 10 those Mho visit Cncinnati either Tor
M 3he OF lhe most convenient and desirable stop
ping places In the city.
tits conyenientto the Rail Road Ofice Rpd Denols
and tho public Landing; more SO han any other Hotel
IN Cineinnatandi Is withina few minutes walk oCthe
fosl ohiee, the principle and tho
places ofPublic Amusement.
An extensive range of Bathing Rooms and a Bar
beI,s shop viii be found In The Bnilding
this house all tho comforts and conveniences
lnat can befound any nfst class Hotel in the West
inc whole establishment has lust been thoroughly
0Nerhaued, renovated and re-furnished, and the
proprietor feels assured that those who make his
house their home during their stay In the city, will
have no reason to complain either his ace ommoda
lions orhis charges. JOSEPH II. CROMWELL.
Cincinnati, Sc ep!embeT 2, IH55-I0
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
SAN FORD's
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R,

NEVER DEBILITATES.
VTis compounded entirely from Gums, and has be-
Il come an established fact, Standard Motiiefne ,
known andapproyed by all that have used it, and is
now resored To with confidence In all the diseases for
which II Is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two years who
had given up all hopes o relief the hume rous un-
solicited certificates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted 10 the temperament of
the individual taking it, and used in such quantities as
to act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you in the
use of the LIVER lNVIGORAT0R, and IL will cure
Liver complaints. bilious attacks, dyspepsia chronic
Diarrhoea, Summer complaints, dyseniery, dropsy,
sour stomach, habitual costiveness, choic Cholera
motbus, cholera Infantum, natulenco, Jaundoe, fe-
male weaknesses, and may be used successfully as an
ordinary family medicine II will cure sick headache,
las thousands can testfy) In twenty minutes II two
or three teaspoonfuls takon at Mt of
attack.
All who use II arc giving heirtestimony in its favor.
waiow both together.
Price One Dollar per Hottie.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
FoRD's
CATHA RTiC PILLS.
~ UOMP0UNDED FROM

/
PURE VEGETABLE XrRACTS,
And putup In GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will
keep any climate.
| The FAMILY CArHARTlC Pl LIS is n gentle but
active Catharic which the proprietor has used in hi
| practice more than twenty years.
| The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their use has induced me tc
! place them within the reach OfalI.
The Profession we'll know the different Calhartlc.
act on different portions ofthe bowels.
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL has, with due re
ference to this well established fact been compound
cd from avariety Of the purest Vegetable Extracts
(which act alike on every part ofho amentary canal
and are GOOD and SAFE in all caseswhere a Chathar-
tic Is needed such as Derangomenis of the Stomach
sleepiness,p pains In the back and ons, coslveness
pain aud soreness over the whole body from sudden
cold, which frequently, If neglected, end In lor
course offover loss OF appetite, creeping sensation
of cold erthe body, resessnos or eight
In the head, all lnfRmmatOry diseases, Worms In
children or adults, rhcumasn great purifier OF the
blood aud many diseases to which flesh is heir, too
numeronsio mention In this advertisement.
Dose, to 3--Pricc 3 Dimes.
The LIVER lNVlGORATOR and FAMILY Ca
THARrlC PILLS are retaed by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade nall large towns.
ST. W,SANPORD, NJ. a.,
Manuacurerand Proprietor, 335 Broadway N. York.
For sale bye. KAUFMAN Il CO., Lancaster, Ohio
octobergO, ls59-lye5
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
M Flats
VEGETABLE LIFEPlLLS
AND
PHOENIX RlITERS.

The high and envod celebrity which those pre-em-
nent Medieines have acquired for thelr lnValuable
efficacy IN all the Diseases which they profess to cure,
has rendered the usual practice of fling only un-
necessary, but unworthy Of them.
IN ALL CASES
of sthma, Acute and Chronic Rhuematism, Afec-
llons OF Bladder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEVERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South and West, where these disease prevail
they WILDE found invaluable. iersfarners and
others, who use these Medicines, will never af
terwards be without them.
Bilious Chots, Serious LOOseRess Pills, COStiueness,
Colds 4 Coughs, ,ChOLe, Corrupt RmRors ,DrOPsics.
DYspEPsLA-No person with this distressing disease,
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptons ofthc Skin, Erysipelas, Flatuleney.
| FEVER AND AorE.--For this Scourge ofthe Western
eountry these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leavs the sys-
tom subject to return ftho disease; cure by these
medicines Is permanent.
Try them. Be satisfied, and be cured.
FouLNEss OF COMPLEXION
| GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUT, GIDDINEss,
ravel, Headache, OF every kind, Inward Fever In
nammatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
! Loss Of Appetite.
+ MuRouRIAL DIsEAsEs-Never fails to eradicate en-
tirely all the effects Of Mercury infinitely sooner than
the most powerful preparation ofSarsaparlla.
Might Siosats, ,Neruous Debility Norrous Complaints
| Of all kinds, Organic affections.
| PILES.-The original proprietor OF these Medicines
cured Of Piles, OF 3j years standing by the of
these Lfo Medicines alone.
| PAINS in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and
Organs.
RHEusArIsM Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will be sure ofIeliefby the Lilo Medicines.
| Rush Of Blood to the Head, Scuryey, Salt Rheum,
| Swellngs.
ScRoTuLA or KIYo's Evil In its worst forms. Ulcers
| OF every description.
W0RMs Of Kinds are 6ectuaIy expelled by these
Medicines. Parents Will do well to administer them
whenever their existence Is suspected.
| Relief will be certain.
The Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters
PURlFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared aud sold by
DR.. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
33j Broadway, corner Of Anthony Street, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
June u laG0-Iyll
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
sheppard's Celebrated Oriental Pres
vcntive TO COnception.

Which warrant will never fail
NOTlCE.-Ladies who do not " ish an increase OF
amly may rely on this perfectly safe and ce ertain
nlure tie sy system. NOo' N0'
Sent secure from observation TO any mart of the
on,ted Stntes,by mail, on receipt ofthe money.
"holepaeKages So hall packages so; Extra fine IS
pc. package. Address J: s. SHEPPARD.
Septs0, ls59-lya2 Box el43, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-25

Tue anti Brigham Young Hormons in
Illinois, recently held q conference At
Amb0y in that State, on tbs 9th inst. ,
and, according to a special dispatch to
che Cincinnati Gazette, young Joseph
Saith was indicted into tbs once Of
PrssiSsnl of the High Priests. Much
bitterness Of Essling was manifested 90
waEds Brigham Young and bis party in
Utah, and they were denounced as has
ing separated themselves from The head
Church. Sh0@ld Saith conseut 10 as
sams she Pres1depey aud sssFuhip, Mr..
Ybaaa will he depOsed, ~ thu residen.
81 Of the fosmsE 10 Ostsnaibly aeknowi-
edged sTaA ia Utah. The IIlinsis Msr-
mems &rs opposed to polygamy, and pro-
neuHes against snoss who practice it the
ansshsm2S If the Church.
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Do not fail TO reed this interesting
document which will be found on our
6rss page. Is is very able state papsr,
calm and digaI6si in tone, lusid and
comprehensive IN reasoning, as becomes
an Executive Of the nation, when called
nPonto neet and repel . faggaag OCT
rage upon tha aaRsta&ssAsa~--ls~a eAa~ws sssEsE
pFeFogatiEes Of the American people,
invaded in his person by a lawiess
majority in one branch Of Congress.
In place Of any comments Of our owu,
We append the following just, liberal and
veil: timed remarks Of = political oppo-
nepE:
This extract from az srtleis In She
Boston Courier, wh'g, is unaSoidabty
deferred 10 another issue
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The MOmasaaaa mfan

a Washington correspondent writes
THAI there the success OF the uonsestsad
Bill in both Houses, this session, is con-
sidered TO be beyond dispute. This
great MEASURE has conquered all op.
pOsrEiou, and will triumph upon us
merits,
The Gu stres o. the Homestead bill,
as it passed The House, is thai any per-
son who is she bead Of a family or TWEEN
ty-oBe years or more Of age may enter
one quaTser.section of land, subject to
pre- emptiop, and at the expiration Of
i've years, il then ] Gi4ea shall be emit
tled 30 patent 90 payment Of $40.
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Obituary.

DGED-Oa Tuesday, April i7th, 1890,
IN T&6uF, Prem ont Co., I9wH, SARAH II.
ABBoTT, the beloved wife Of Homer b.
ABB ssi, IN the 40th year Of her age.
The deceased wss d member of the
Episcopal Church, and a sincere Chris
usR in Der profession and lie. She
v&s deTossd wife and an aaeetionaga
nethsE, Seldom does the grave close
Ger eas whoss christian VFtaes we're 20
prominent, asd whose loss TO ths family
and 70 The community will be so severe
FELT.
TAss srt El0s e lbs grayri bot 'EwcTe wFoas 10
arPasrs thess
Saf God pas % F&nN0aa. tag sn&FdG4as tAy kalLst
HF case ihss, BE toE Ines aBd s gi.l IssgaFs tass
And death has sllng slRee Ihs sssGsug kata q 4
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DemwEas ka PenmayIvamaa.

The we'll infsrRsd Washington GER
respondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer;
writing ca the Sch inss,, says shas the
anti Doagias Democrats al Washington
'fsrs Ia . great slase Of alarm over the
private advieeB they are eonst&BsIy re-
seiving in regard TO the yielding Of
Pennsylvania delegates to ths FOrnlaE
alamoR fer Douglas Even soms Of these
clOseIy acting with the Administration,
and prominent in tbs Leeompton eOntro-
wsrsy, have saeeambed to thu pressure
sad ara now ranged under the banner Of
Douglas. The Presidents remarked 70
msmbsr Of Congress to-day, thGs be hRj
s'no logger faith in moEtal mar s" Ghas
hs sswould not be surprised TO see PsnH'
syIwania taxa the lead IN stampede for
DOaglss;'' thas be had already diseov-
cred men Who shared largely Of hls esD-
adsaeas prspsring she way for 8 move
ma4me sf thai Kind
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sKHEnlRFse aAHE,

BY virtue Of an Exeeaftoa b me aIrsr.
ted from the Office u TIE Clark Of sl.s Dlz.
trisl Court OF Postaw sgtamlA eoasgy. iowa
! shall prueaed 10 cell on we.ines.ssy. ths
Bod day Of May, b. D. gsss0, b.tEern
The hoSgs Of Ia,acloek 4. "a. and 4 oielsea
2. az Of said day, 10 treat Of tha Coasstv
Treasures OfEes, IL TOE CRY % CaalresI
R.qsfa. shs fOllewtng describes real aseags
9k SAMUEL BfsP1<-tix
4 Haqt oR Land eammemsinx at ! mai
aaar he northwest ar III the a0alh cas-
&c OF see. S0sSawn "a, heEth az range d
west, ruaning With a maEBesie vagiStacn
III S0 east, ssuth ( deg. east 81 ehalms
70 the anFth side Of he pgesaas gta.s Read
from Fort nea Moinss b Ccaaeil Bluff,
thence north 10 afg east along sail roa.l 70
. aoiat ct bill ESQ ehaims, Ihanes nosth
81 deg east, 2 bu ehalmA, Ghancs aortb
arg yegt, p.Ti ehalAa, thenes aoush 30
asg wests a.sy ehslns 10 ghe place a bA.
Einaine. u bsiag u The aasslh saas DE.
-sF q CAaalag's Raesa. esatAisla8 ana
Taken ss Ehs properly II samuss brown
70 saiissy IA EEseatIea IN favor af w ID.
TRrsseFs
n II. CRAIG. SheFiG
Ceaueil Bgalss, lsws, april I, 90 ~
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@ERaL UTH0N

i
Eef the ssnStEae lion u certain side walks
heTssa ga med. :.
kssetDsa, By the Comm rn Council o4ethe
city 81 Council Ruff, That a sidewalk ~
constructed Oh the east side OF Pearl q reel
lfom Broadway to Willow street, ana thst
u be doEe BY .hs lot owners contiguous
thsTsto---eHcti osgaes Constructing ADD pay-
ing in front OF has Respective lot.
RssaSu~d, That tie width 81 said side
aHik ahsil esslx Feet, with the ouF sY edge
eight feet on the tine II CONTIGUOUS lots
constructed aad paved Gin conformity win
Ia s2tAhaished grade Of said streesl With
ssWeitwo-ihch piank laid on and sabatan
aalIg Halied to three s1Fiaxexss sSxts sf
Ehish maat be In the midslis AID sue aaGsr
each edge uas whole 81 lha @ark Ia all
respects met be u as Ii good and wsrk.
msnIika manner.
kesotas&, That he owners Of Iota srout-
in: on said sidewalk ara hereby notinad
ttat they are requires, respectively. oeon-
struct aad rave The sane ia frost Of theli
respective lots, IN aceuraange With kAe re-
quiFsBsais ana specifications eoafaiaAd Ii
the foregoing resolaiiaas. hs2sss thA 6sss
aay OF May us2t5 otn 4fwIse Ehey viii b.
peFforusd BY the city At their expense, and
the cost thereof assessed On their Iols and
collected In accordance with the proEisioas
OF an ofdinat ce RSw In force, snsFtisd a.
ordinances fer the pavsag and FepaiFiag siae
walks IA tha estY q Council Bluff hy or II
the sxpeRAs at lot owners.
hereby certify that this resolution was
passed by the Comnsn Gcuaeil of ths sIty
Of Council Bsafa, on tina iTth day OF March
A. ID. is6aly after passingth sans through
three successive readings
7. P. TREYHOR, City Recorder.
Coansil Bluffs, March Il, is6ow2
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-25

gNr. s. II. Br.;wu whS supports
City tvo young Brpist theological stu.
dcpts at uow,rd College, in Alabama,
at an annual cost Of $l3 900, has reosn.
liy endowed a the oIoxicai chair in tbas
eol,egc by con.rshali N Of 8 IS COO.
TUE Ga, Es.-~Aiaj. Dennis1n, Agent for
the OtOs Indians, returned on Saturday,
from q visit to the tribe az their vii
lagos on the p.qe lie reports all quiet
among than, and considerable farm ne
being done. They have about $50 aores
planted IA cora sad other ,esd. Twen-
81 ol lhe tribe haFs registered tlsir
nance, signifyiux their Willingness %
wnfk, - The different o..eunations which
the goypPmeps has established amang
shen, - Their Saw mill is in full uper-
alton, and il EAwing considerable ium-
ipr, bath fer the tribe and the settlers ia
4he aaig hboEhe0d II tbe reserve.
Aiaj. d. AMI Gen. DosRs DIVE ia
fFoa lbs Blue 10 ibis city res hitss@ in
7 house. People, Prea, NJ VI
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8g Breathe free cir If yoa would live
long, Ia New RRgaand, farmers, who
pass their days Gus o: doors. live to al
average aga Of sixly.foar years. Tbs
average age Of persons who hava indoor
occupations 81 death a. ia hasaaehu-
sssts aud Rhode Island: sboamaksrs for
ty-thrss, taiiors EOsty-swa and 3 half,
editors forty-one, druggists. jewellers
aad teachers fFom shlEtyssine 20 forty,
maehinisss thirty -eighs and half, prin.
sers Ehirty~six and a half. FRESH aud
Pars air, and pisnty Of II, aImon doub-
lee man'a life.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-25

Mr.. Flower, Postmaster Of New
York, reached Washington on Munday
morning, the 9Th inst. and has made fusi
and satisfactory explanation at the post.
ofacs Department Of the alleged deficit
in his accounts, They 5ave according
y BEEN adjusted and permanently set
tied.
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HAVING determined to 70 to the Rock,
Mountain Gald Mines, offer myssarua foi
sale eAaSp ~ e&s&+ Said TARA iwsltsntro
u aiies from C0ans IL Bluff. aamr the uaaI,s
travelled reed leading from Fort Dessnolnts
70 COnReil BiGass, and | 81 miles erou,
Tayiet's aills, 81 silver Greek. u Is ;
fractional qaarter section, cogtainFhG aboui
A3S acres, 10 acres fsucAd With q goo.
PSask aRd rail fence S. acres under gsos
ealEsFatttsA, a good paatars Constantine rs
acres. 10 sctss 81 tiGdbsr, esmfosta sas low
ssase. sffh q pare assd nsver falling spsfne
% watrT Ee7T the dooF. The Rarna ID wFefl
adapted to Sleek raising. Aay pessot
wishing 10 puTenass one Of tia ksat Earuav
E Potn NaEtAEala eaunty, would DO wei
70 call and sxamias any premises, az an
aetermined 20 s@ak For particulars. In.
qairs at the RzgLg otaee, OF the 0waer. On
she farm, w. II. PILES.
Nov. Is, 1857. "a
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sn ERKFFss SALE.

~ virtue Of au EVseBsfon 10 ane diaer,
ted RTaEB tEH otasgs " tie Cisfks0F tks Ms
trict CeaFt 81 P0tts&st I, y Rfs coa6ey, Iowa
shah pfaeesA % saigs uH " edEesTtak. M,
18th day OF May, A. d. 1864, BET ssea tias
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N amt O'Clock n
d Of sa'd DAY, in frosk Of tha sCossals
Tree aurerss fttAes, in ihs City OF Coancii
Bta4s, he fol-o@ing Describes Reaf ES.
tate 81 wv. 4. RRst. ko-wses
south az nk a~w qr, s-w az 81 a-s az sEs
IA tswa ~, range ~ ne Or Of NV a.
Aaai So " q &c qf, and h-s az es a-ss q
Ut aae ~. towh ~, 70 nga 6 he es n-u
qri acc %, IOWA n, range a..
Takea aa lhs properly Of W. r. Reel 10
s9t-eFy ~ sxseatioa In fAspR Of EAssey L
- II. CRAIG. Susrfw.
CeaRs4l BgufFss 4 prii 10, l@eg. -. gv
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sMEaRsR9aa aA0.Rg.

Ey virtue Of En- Exagusioa BE- "a III,
rscsed ffaH the Zee of the CLERK a 81
auPFaas Court og lswa, AhAll pFoekee e
asitoa Wednesday, fAs Eetaa d&S Oh MAJ
A. o. l'ss0. hetwesE the hoars on Ia oaeIss i
4, u. aad O'Clock q. Ne. ag wsfd anv. ID
sroes y EhA Caus4ky Tsaasasezss Zee. a
re Caty - Csasefa nIafRA, the esllowise
sissss led ksgssAal psapsrsy e IeAa De-
kaMy. ts~Asss
9Ae seam vt daFk hwy haFsss aasa snan
OF aay nssmesB ssas spaa sf Asy saarse, eep
rear Aegeas ana ems saffsE hsrae ans Az
spP easy, esss two-hssss beggy, sssa fwlu.
hgase hack.
Iskan - the propAgty q Is.hn u hsnv
g satisfy - kxseutson II favor 81 ID
kdwaF<a
.. n. CRAIG, BAeria
Council Biz a., Afrit, 10, 1860 Az
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IN q letter from 6ais LAks City says
'as pass winter hes besa wondsrful
.ans foF addling and dancing. The
Nora, - sAa's b surpassed Gsr dsvossd-
ness - the fsrps ehersaa ara, Every
ball in The city has vlhgassd tina aad
again, With the vigorous aaa lively srip-
pings Of the slight fantastic toe.'' Not
sc least searoisy Of affair partnara''
either.
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Council Bluffs DIRECTORY.

The undersigned, Ia order. to meet .b.
wants OF his young and hoarishrng CIV
'asend Pnbiishtag shortly, full ami CON.
Piets Directory Of the saR.s, including b,
aamsa a, residences aad oeeupationa Of TIC
SasiHsa@ aasa aHd ciEtzsns gsRsrmlty, 10.
getheF with q co-pREtneTskip Director
aE'a HzSAss@a Mirror, Also an ApDepdjT
'ePiste With assfaI information aa5 sts -
Aes; the whole accompanied with fan s~d
4reaTsss lHelSss. ssAs the Pubhcatlog Al
The work Is attsi.ded With q great snog7t
IT labor aud expense, Se solicit from The
Saaanesa eamIaanity liberal advertising
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-25

Ea-GoysEnOr Bsbb, fsrmeFly Fl Rock.
ford, bet naw resideEs Of Knozvilie,
Tenn., writes 10 Or. Rising, Of the for
Rev place, lStteE whieh is pablishsd
in the Rockford Ae@s, and which con-
slatiss ssThe gsnsral Impression here
10, that Dougiss will get the nomination
at Ckarisasoa, and thai be viii slss -
sIecssa.'t 5.-.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-25

We are pleased to notice, by the last
HebTa&kias, thai friend ReRKGTsOx has
retained fron his trip to the East, With
eRsrgiss renewed, wit shGrpeasd, armor
bright, and purpose high, to bastie once
more in the van Of Democracy, and bold
up the banda Of the millions who are
m&rahAlsing to the defence Of the great
PrineiPls Of sslf-goVtrnment in the
Territories. The Rsbraakian is an aba.
Sealous and fearless defender and ex-
pOuHdar Of Democratic principles "a
faithful index Of public sentiment in
Nebraska, and truthful mirror Of its
hiatoEy, aud We are truly glad to learn
that it 10 in hlghly prosperous cond,-
ten.