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Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
REMOVAL!

THE undersigned has removed his Carpet \ and Curtain business, to the Jackson Block, 363 Main Street, where he is prepared to show the best assortment of Carpet and Curtain Goods in Memphis. Velvet, Tapes try, Brussels, Super and Common Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Mating, Cocoa Mating, etc. Silk, Damask, Lade and Common Curtains, Tassels, Loops, Bands, Picture Cord, Corni- ces, etc.; Buff and White Holland of differ ent widths; Gilt, Landscape and Plain Shades. Floor Oil Cloths, from six to twenty four feet wide.
 Finkle & Lyons' Family Sewing Machine, the best machine made, for from $55 to $13o. The best of workmen on hand to cut, make and lay carpets, hang curtains, shades, &c.
 H. M. GROSVENER,
 Jackson Block, 363 Main St., Memphis.
 ie30-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

M gown efaffynaIs.
 Al pe95ns are reqUestsd to make their eir tfses as safly as possible thnse from dlE, teece 8drsss the Secretary at Der rc.
 b large premiums will be ' s
 .4s.afe &es, smaller ones with Agritt.., sarai JoHfna.s, if agreeable to the sueeFsS < e~~ ' ss' irl-'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

A MUSTANG PONY, of dark color, very "A near a roan-with white face and white fact. He is a range horse about six years old. A liberal reward will be given for his delivery to me at Des Are, or at the livery stable of T. F. Greer & Bro. a
 june9;tf J. E. GAIE"ooD.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

rzFAdyertisers by the year will be res- ,ricted to their legitimate business.
 eyAdvertisements displayed by large type, or in double columns, charged double the above rates.
 hle the rates of regular advertisements.
 nSr Legal advertisements will be charged, for one square or less, first insertion $l, and sO cents per square for each additional inser- ton.
 rg~ Announcing candidates for State and District offices, S7; County offices, s5; Town shin. offices S3, invariably in advance. e<r Calls on persons to become candidates are charged at the usual rates, except when ne,sons making the calls are subscribers to our paper. Payment in advance.
 fSyPolitical circulars charged as adver- tisements.
 f5y Advertisements not ordered for spe- cihel time, will be inserted till forbidden, and charged for accordingly f5SpAll advertising to be paid for quarterly. OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
 WE have supplied ourselves with good assortment of Printing Material, and are ready to execute all kinds of Job Printing, on reasonable terms.
 We are prepared to print Pamphlets, Cata- logues, Posters, large or small, Cards, Ball Tickets, Bill Heads, Blanks of every descrip- lion, for Clerks, sherifs, Justices of the Peace, Constables, Sc.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
A G RIG UL T U R A l.
 AND MECHANICAL FAIR,

LIST OF PRE.MIU.1fS to De .4warded atthe Fourh Annual Fair ofthe Prairie County Agricultural and Mechanical Society, to De held at Des fire, .arkan- sas, on the 24th, 25th and 26M days of October, 1860.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
LOGS! LOGS!! LOGS! Wheat! Wheat! Wheat! l!

immediately at the Lake Bluff w Steam Saw and Flouring Mills, any quantity Wheat and Saw Logs, for which the highest market price will be paid in CASH
 E. c. ATKINS. March 29. 1S6O.-apr4-6m.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DR; J. W. BURNEY, PHYSICIAN Ayn =. SURGEON, West Point, Arkansas. Offers HIS professional services to the citizens of the town and adjacent country. Tang15 < tf f"'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
THE DIES ARC CITIZEN.
TCgMS--$2 PER NNUM.
 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. FIFTY NUMBERS MAKING A VOLUME.
pAvrs OF ADvERTIsTNG.

RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One square (10 ines of this size type) for one insertion, s1; ,,.b additional insertion, 50 cents.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

THINGS YOU MUST NOT Do.-Neyer aohse one who has been your busom friend, now ever bitter an enemy he may be now.
 Never abuse poverty.
 Never speak contemptuously of woman.
 Never abuse age.
 Never neglect to pay the printers.
 And poN'r neglect to vote for BHErKiN- RIDGE and LANE.
 ---~ A Str ange sraR once nt uTl v Sss VT in the street and asked him to lend hiq 2 stl Isr. aElow. said the other vean yot aHp Y te me fo4 such fAssFs don't kHS8 sesDh. sa, dear sir" replied tbs atfagsf F. \ for that vsfy reason ! ask yes ttt saas "n9 kknow ne wont lend ms eeits. sass ----- E5eanly money thst does Yq','5 iosi Egooa is what he earps hiasest \ fsassy ies2
 sft,,s.s. Axa ssaay gssaae eIet-iag, ss.ag.ss i.- kthe msnssois~
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19

Case of Medicine containing 77 vials, and
 large work giving full directions $l5 % For sale at this office. For sale Wholesale and Retail by Dr. Geo. Hatfield, Little Rock, Arkansas. apr 2S-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
Dr. Geo. HADFIELD'S HOMEOPATHIC

@PiEGlIFlg REMEDIES S. NEVER AND AGUE BOX CONTAIN
 E ing vials, with full directions warranted tS .,.roS go 00
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-19
NRS. BIRDSONG & TUCKER Rrs1,

I3 T. eiAN n ION, M. D: JNo. B. BLANToN, M. D.
 R. J. BLANTON So SON., PHYSICIANS D AND SURGEONS. Ey- Office and resi- dence, Centre Point, Prairie county. Arkan- sas. fanao 70 i'.i' 1-
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LINCOLN CLUB.
Republican Head quarters,

Wednesday, June 81.
The Club met Al the usual hour. The
President, Mr.. TosrxvIS, in the chair. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved. The President was called away
on account Of illness in his family, where
upon Mr.. TsarSoa Vas called to shs Chair.
! G. II. Goodrich Was called out, and made q
ri,by and eloqusu. speech. A. r. wrigh.
followed, and although his speech Was his
maiden effort, il was able and excellent; be
closed By reciiipg S,eamap's campaign
song, which ~ss very finely done. Mr.. R.
then introduced to the Club, Mr.. Phillips,
Of onsws, Who made hunoroas and tall
ing speech, and res,sed enc Of whittiss's
inimiiaale pieces. This recitins poetry II
the Club meetings, 10 . new and admirable
feature, and one which IL 10 hoped, viii b
eon,iaasd throughout the campaign. Mr..
Mccsrdy, of Miaasso.s, vAs called oas.
ba, declined making spsesA. He promised
il in torn. to give - . sPessh = sAs sext
mes.ias.
The Secretary reported number ef bills
against the Club. for painting, lumber &e.,
and cash enough on hand to pap them al.
The bills we're orderedt to be paid. Ca NO.
ton the Chair appointed the following com.
mis,ees:
Csmmi.ses % arraaSeasnts, - prepare
for the Glenvood mass meeting; Curtis
BsrreaSAs, A. J. Ramp, VIM. II. k.a.aa,,
D. B. Clark, 4. Slsysar AID IAos. Tee
tsvsn.
Committee to disssibass docsasoss; Wn.
Baker. J. d. Haaa, s. n. Kelly, Wn. II.
kiusnan asd David Dsso,.
csnuisses 10 srgssns fsvsship C,ahs
ssreosasss the Cssasy; c. Z. Sseae,
Frsah Ssssss, D. G. Hsesae, D. D.
Clark and Thee. fesssvis.
Three sAssrs vsss ssvA ~ Ii..sa,. cd
the Clah sdjsarssa V 4sss = 1spday
svsaiae, July Sd.
+. r. TRETNoR, psss - e..
! VIZ. H. kHuAs, SEES.
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CITY BONDS TO c. b. ST JOE. n. r..

Mr.. EDIroR--i learn from good authority that
Mayor has issued portion Of the Bonds voted 10 the c.
b and 81 joe r. X, by this City This appears to
singular transaction; for the Mayor and every one
else knows that at the last session of the Legislature
is~ was passed declaring null and void all there
after issued by County other municipal corpora
tion TO any Railroad Company and there 10 no aues-
ton bat what the Bonds issued by the Mayor after the
passage Of that law, worthless Our citizens will
never consent to pay tax upon worthless bond es-
Psc'aiy when all parties interested had proper notice
OF the existence Of this law 1t appears to me very
singular tina, our Mayor, ia the his oath and
full fnosledse Of this law, should disregard IT, Issue
the Boads. and hold that they were valid, when hs
anovs that they not worth the paper PRINT
81 on There Is redress for parties receiving these
BondsfaS thsy do 50 at their risk and peril An
illegal act Of the Mayor relieves the City from all
spaniIbiiity and II tax should be levied BY the City
20 pay the interest, many OF citizens say they VIII
contest its collection and show that the Bends are
Notwithstanding been issued in violation OF law.
regret the passage of the law Itelieve ii is nee
for the welfare Of the City and for the compile
ton Of the Railroad that ~e should have the use Of
these Bonds But am opposed to creating an illegal
Indebtedness and forcing upon the City
lawsuits and veIstoas just for the pnrpose crafty
ing few individuals, trust our City Council will
oot into this matter and put stop to such illegal pro-
eeeiings. Yours, JUSTICE.
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~ws vosld recommend to the patron
age Of :he public, the frm Of fsEDEicK'os
4 Jackson. They are clever and secen'
mods.ing gen,lemsn-ssi Low for cash, and
study 20 please.
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". are requested 70 sssss Dist ksv. y
" W.rsox vill bold Disiss ssrvies y the
Congregational Church % so-ssnsv 80
d.yl q, The susl hours.
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NOT An oFTICK-uOLDrR.

On the 18th Of November last, We pub
lishsd An item, stating that Col. J. d. TEST,
Of this city, had been appointed BY tho q.
8. District Court Of this State, one Of three
U. S. Commissioners for Iowa. The Col.
nou desires Us to say that be never received
further notice Of this aproin,msns-shst be
would not have accepted the Office had it
been rendered him-snd that be is not nov,
nor ever has been ian Office holder under
the present administration. We make this
correction chssrfully, because the Colonel
wishes to stand "squars- footed" before
the community, Is An :. original Buchanan
man from principle, and not a supporter
Of the administration from motives superin-
duced by hopes Of political prefsrment,
either remote OF near, or of pecuniary re-
ward, in any shape. The Col. 10 an ardent
BsEcKrsKrDGE and LANE man, and says the
DouoLAs men need not lay the fat,erng une-
ton to their hearts, that +" Back" will re-
sign-for he amt that kind o: man. The
Col. 10 sanguine 10 the belief that +" Duo !"
will back out Of this race at the earliest op-
portunity.
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give sosiesis course OF erection on
B-o.d~.,, opposite Beusos's Bank. larss
frame building, intended, We are informed
fora Boot and Shoe Store.
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sTIIon. ". II. NJ. PosSr, delegate 10
the Baltimore Convention arrived home on
Thursday. We suppose he could now .
tale uafoi Of the doing. at Baltimore,
whose lightsst word would make each par
,ieular hair Of each and every Black Repub-
hosn stand on end like euills on fretful
porcnpius We hope h. WON'T. though, but
will use all his breath to induce the Democ-
racv here TO crafty"
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~ Mr.. s. T. Coorxa, Of P,weshsik
County, the present member Of tho Board
o, Education from the Oh Jadicisl District,
va, nominated for reelection, at Oskslooss,
On the Goth inst.
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Cyl The Platte Country Railroad il now
completed 10 Savannah. a distance of some
II miles, aud the ears are nov running reg
uiarly between that place and ST. Joseph.
Every dsv ls..en, the distance hesveeu
Coaaeii Bluffs sui railroad communication
- that, ere many years, we will be called
upon TO ths greet "iron horse" within the
confines OF this city. Enterprise aud prrse-
vsrencs speed the day, saith every iuhabit-
snt Of the Aisseart sicr..
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G1-Erom the Magnolia Rspub'ieaa Of
the soth inst, We learn that tia, young vii
isgs continues 10 improve With that steady
H. There are q number Of building. going
NJ at the present time. Magnelis common.
ecd lds Iasi before the setting in Of "hard
tines" the destruction Of 30 many infansilc
towns, and even those Of more mature years
and larger PROHIBITIONS: but /, has ha,.led
against all the d.eeursgemens, and never
ceased 10 improve. ..
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eT Mr.. T. NJ. GooprxtLow has taken the
room opposite the Office of the County Judge,
and opened therein an auction and commits
sisn store. Mr.. q. may DO relied on ss a
man Of busins.. qualifications and rrebisy.
Ill, advertisement, may bs found in another
column.
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cTThe Hamksge says that nearly 200
bushels Of Strawberries have been sold in
the Darlington market this season, by Joab
Comssoct. and Mrs. Bro owning. two miles
south Of that city. They sold about equal
quantities.
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eTThs citizens Of Iowa City are masking
extensive preparations for the State Fair.
Five additional acres Of land are to DO added
TO the old Fair Grounds, and number OF
Of necessary buildings erected, the entrs
cost Of which is estimated 1t $1,000.
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yThas.dAy, tho 18th inst, was the
warmes, asy Of tbs season. The mercury
in our thermometer stood st 90 degrees,
Fahrenheit, at ; o'clock. Daring the whole
week, the mercury has been coqus,sing, in
the shade, with 100 deg"
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60 Crsrrs BrsRoreHs. is putting up.
for bis o~n use. eommodieus Carpenter
shop, on Main street, few rcd. .outh Of
Broadway. lie is deserving Of q good shop.
and plenty Of work, fer he 10 . good
mechanic aud sn.esprisins and industrious,
wiihal.
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That cold public fusetiopary," the Pres
ideps, last Saturday struck another blow 1t
the frse-labor istesssss II shs Usitsd asa.ss.
True to his slsvssy protecting prosavi.ies,
bell not adi1 bis autograph to any doesm.ns
calculated to protect and foster freedom in
the Territories. He heartily subsesibes 10
the policy Of Z" Diggers for the niggerless, .
~ opposed to that Of Islands for the land.
less" He has no objections to the reopen
ing Of the African slave trade, bu : Hone
stead Bill 10 bis especial sbhorreses. The
POOR whits-trash Of the patton have no
rights which the President feels bound 70
respect, and hence he vesoss the Hoasseead
Bill which, after many ups and downs, VS.
passed BY Congress few days sisee. Thus
is free labor and the Great West outraged
and dsfrsuded, that the interests Of slavery
night thereby be sutssrsd. Dsse.ss
lodged the bill-Buchanan vetoed il. Men
who have anIiou,ly watched the novsusnss
Of parties in connection with the Homestead
measure, sesd not be told wAish party il ~
real and honest supporters Of the ssms. II
. Homestead Bill ever goes into effect il
mass needs be BY virtue Of the approval Of
. Republican President. The inference 10
palpable. I
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cT-rhs Fairfield Jeeersonian fnds fault
with the Republicans Of Glasgow for raising
poir with n streamsr Of calico at the top.
The .Jsf,Jioaian ought to know that while
Republicans do no, worship King Cotton,
they go 10 for ''calico," to q man. Glasgow
is sound. The Darlington Ha,ckeye 10 re-
sponsibls for this paragraph.
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FT Work is again progressing on the
I" big ditch" and tho Strengthening Of In
dian Creek bids fair to DO accomplished
within the next week. The utility Of this
work will be the more appsren. when an
other rainy season occurs like that Of two
years ago.
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1our reader, can place entire CONT
49,. !, III. accuracy Of our priee-eurrens,
:. ,,,. report Of the Council Blua' mar
a.. ..,fall, corrected every week.
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Mr.. FrsrrY A. Brsxs i pots'ne or
,.., brick residencs, on the bottom,
:. william, Row" The 6rss improve
n.,, ia tia. part Of the city for about iva
veara.
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~ A good cigar can nov be had 1t the
Drug store Of d.. W. +. McCLELLAsD.-
The DR.. has just received 90 'ovo'c' Oh
several thousand choice cigars--thsy are
worth pasnng, and no mistake.
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rottawatfamfe County Lsnds
.4,~ ron SALE ~
HORACE EVERETT.
Council bluff. Ios.s. 80

4
lC wrsEqao. -, so sere.. .oato,r,ns !,
| D. springsr's farm, s miles Northof town,
skqrs N T2, 10, 42--40 aerss, ON Mosquitoes eseeh
-so.l9m land mile. above Judge Dr,an,'s farm,
| Toe creek, mile southof Mr. ----- farm. E1's
ETa. n, to--iso acres. Silver creek bottsm isna,
ssrsn1,a =, .'sa. g acres e mbs On the road 10 vi.
.sr.. E.sn.ss,.as . iii s =.
Grove, Joining siocum's and Jadse - sss,.s -
the south, aud Mr. FILES and FIeshers u, the s.sf =
There IL no better body u Land In western iowa than
.as WIN plenty Of timber sud humorous sesisusnts
Ais, sw a. N " ar; snai N . " az !. -. <pA-ae
acres. se ssn ofths sbovsj bottom lsss, witt seus
ssswris. snd ars Eps r. ap-,1o .eye..
Nishnssetsny pttom land, mites nprb os Newton esdT
nsas i. NM y -, stout y :.rs. timber - The
on the Eisbnsbot,any Riverrs miles below Nsw.e~n.
and w. zane distance stoss lola. ana sdjoas vi:
.nvTsx.gMrssxr, .na n Erswws,r
M g, z; y J, = !, snNxwy
seos, mi,ss shove assis mill sa1 - niiss sssss u
.:: /: Ky, :....s "a ,.:. -:
kSy xwr. and w.xwqxwn.r
Pigeon, - miles Ct Gssses siaa. sisus Is se,s
H~Nw = ri md wsE w saS ). o
ET =, y. t4-ses scfss. Ssstsm IsSA. mills fssn
HssNqy wxsI sr, and y rxssr =. n, n
40 ,e.ss eetsaa isss N Lizzie s'f,s. snsss sss
~, = q q. ], s,, ~ vs..
Exsx "; .sa wssk~Is,1s =, fsssrss. ss,~
yer Greet bottom issa, mile soath u srdss . ssv
ssTIwyS, =, $500 .a~, nj. ass.s -.
IA
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s1-se to W AtaS's to set your watch re-
psitei. xsspsLL devotes bis especial attention to
this department.
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NO CELEBRATION

h Bad have shss1sssa ~ prsiees Of
getting up Celebration on The II. 'Cssss
vhy.-a9 &ds's neet ND s6eins o.
eouragssess = varrass tie. i seise % she
expense necessary. If We have any doing.
here on the 4th, other parties viii havs to
naks the asTsageueuts- This vill prove .
disappointment to many, but is can't be
helped.
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Sst prost per week. Observation-Disclosures. $500

Net prost per Observation-Disclosures. 500 %
Allowing the mill to run AL weeks per
pcar--exeludipg Ssbbaths-and the clear
profits are over $1,000, on capital Of
s2s,0 900. Thi, all looks very reasonable,
and We hope the Davenporsers may succeed
in establishing the contemplated factory,
and realizing from its operation oil the ben.
e6ss the most sanguine Of them predict.
Manufactures is jus. what is wanted in this
State, to render its people as prosperous Is
any in the Union.
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trw, n. ALay's Jsseiry Store IL next door 10
The Pacific Hsass-slI work done in I rorkmanitks
manner and wsRRApTED
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Strong efforts are being made, by the en-
srgstio citizens Of Davenport, to establish
a cotton factory in that city, at a cost of
about s25, 900. Public meetings have been
held, and committees appointed to solicit
subscriptions. The Gdse.te is confident
that the factory will be built, and that it
~ill pay. 1t says cotton mill could be put
up in that city for sos 900, that will make
10 900 yards Of No sheeting per week, worth
In the city Of " r, s cents per yard. 81 200 90
Cost % cotton for the same. $500 %
500 %
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. q
fFA the annual election Of Directors
u the Bssliasson Missouri River Railroad
Co., tssys The Hssrkeysl held st their e.sss
IN Rarlius,ea. on Jane easa, the following
ssnsismeu yer. elected to serts the ensuing
year: John N. Forbes, Il. B. Forbes asd
J. ". Brooks, Boston; Jane. 7. JOY. De-
'Teis: L. kiddsr. Rc,sse; L. Corning.
Alhasy, Edward L. Baker, New Bedford /;
John 4. Read and W. +. Cealbaush, Bur
lius,sn.
sTh |" safe to say there has not been
better prospess for corn in this part Of LOVE
Tor srs years than sher. 10 At this time
ias wheat has improved in appearance
within the last ten days. Although the
straw 10 short, ,hs yield rsonisss 10 b
quite fsis-an average crop probably.
Crops Of other kinds are Doing VEN. The
weather 10 Zoe. So ssys he Oskalses.
Herald "a inst.
fTAn excessive nsaafaesory 10 10 Pre-
Gees Of coassrscsies ., Dsveppo-s short
distance eotsA Of The tows. The hosss y .
SOLID stone structure. says the Cssstse, I'D
y no fsss, and two story high. The essab-
hsessss |" e b u working order BY The lss
ss October, u which line he .aausaesa.,
81 starch h = b es..,ss.d.
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W AIM sAs IN .aare ws@as,a ssscs II
caoeka - al sssss, prise. sni aesrTsrssa.
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46n& 3rrkIM al Ill I'll.
V~"s
--
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-,
~ -. -. a.. q.
Wese - :-;...1..;.. /. IL.
c.,.,.g.,ioual Church on so-nenev lSss-
a.,l :, ID. a.usI bours.
.-ss,c
r~,r, , .,..sa eas.mass.s,a. Of sass CITY
,...<.. 10. u. 4. y. A. u. sAis 49,.
'sa. :. ,.,..a % - ,~ssess, ss'0ssiy 81 ne
boar, .. sas,s... 81 i.sor'.sss ..ii y '< -
for sessoa. ., s'dsr :. ..,,..p, se-asY.
-.~s.
- Mf. fisLI' - -
- w;lE.m, Row" The 6rss Improve
-. mar, Of .hs city for about two
' - -
1our fesaef' '.' 80,
'''' ...o,, At the Council Bluffs mar
.,,rl, eo,rec,ed every week.
-~>>
GIVE sofiee !" eo"'''
Broadway, Opposite Den''' D'.
frsms soildiog' in'enae"' '''
->>e
R~we vosId recommend TO the patron
- .h. n.blic. the firm Of fsRpRfcKsoS
Il Jackson. They are clever ana eeeo"-
modaiing gentlemsn-ssii low iof cash. 900
study 20 please.
-u. sr coorx, of p,ve.b.ik
,susr, usmh., NJ tho Board
,bss.h Iod;c;.l district.
was nominated for re-slecsion, At Osksiooss'
On the 10Th inst.
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n. 10 ucc,r,,.xn-
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...,;on. fo, IN. State Fair.
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, ,.,s;. .,.a N. .c,;rs
-. !. 5000 :, 90 soo
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wv, w. ALH''s Je~e'ry Store Is nsI' 900, %
maHHer and wsHsArrnn. ....
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v.rm.., ..v ~ IN. .ea,on. Tn. mercury
!, o,r ,hsruoms,s, .,aoa Al "a degrees.
r,h.s,hs;, =, 4 o,.loek. D,,;nv IN. whole
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the shade, with $50 deg"
c-r, r.;.s.,i - GA. Eat,
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s=- Wark IL anal, pra,rax.;py IN III.
o's ah''", s"" 'h' strengthening o' IN
dan Creek bids fair 10 DO accomplished
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eTThe Hauk<ge says that nearly 900
bushels Of Strawberries have been sold in
ths darlington market this season, by Joab
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..
eTIIon. W. II. NJ. PGsxr, delegate 10
the Baltimore Convention arrived home on
Thursday, We suppose he could now
tale uafold Of the doing. at Baltimore,
whose leh.sst word would make each par
Gcu|ar hair Of each and every Black Repub-
bean stand on end like euills on frstful
porcnpiue Wshops he WON'T, though, but
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-30

e Garabaldi is carrying everything
before him 10 Sicily. Despotism is crnm.
bling everywhere but in the United States.
Il will BE- crushed here 10 November. = Il