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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-11
a5-ss NJ MS
MAP OF co.
June 25. 1860.

VIE UNDERSlGNE ED proposes, PROVIDED SUM-
I-cient encouragement be given, to publish a
large and beautifnlMAP OF ASHLAND COUNTY,
from actual and original surveys. AL the Public
Roads, Railroads, Post Offices, CHURCHES, School
Houses, Stores, Tayerns, Mills, Blacksmith and
Cabinet Shops. and all manufacturing establish
ments are to be shown on the Map, in addition to
the Topography of Rivers, Greeks, Ponds, Noun
tains, etc. The Map will also show all the sessions,
with their numbers and subdivisions, aud farms
with their number of acres, and houses in each
township in the County, with the property owners
name generally on each farm, carefully including
those who patronize the Map.
Maps of the principal Villages, on a large scale,
will be inserted on the margin. The Map will also
be embellished with perspective views of some of
the Public Buildings and such of the most promi-
nent private residences as can be agreed upon by
the owners and publishers.
The Napwill also contain a Business Directory,
giving the name and occupation of each person who
patronizes the Map 1t will be got up ia the style
of the large and beautiful Map of Ashtabula Coun-
ty, for which a premium was awarded at the State
Fair at Cleveland in 1856, and the Map of Huron
County, recently published, (f which over a thou
sand copies have been Sold and-ef the Maps of
Erie and Knox Counties, now in course of publica-
ton by the same surveyor. In size it will be about
4 by S feet, beautifully engraved, colored. varnish-
ed, mounted on rollers, backed with canvas, and de-
livered to subscribers at five dollars a copy, paya-
BILE on delivery. y PHILLIP NUNAN, Il
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For Sheriff

Editor of nion-Plea announce that JAMES
McC0OL will be a Candidatef for the nomination by
the Democracy of Ashland County, at their Pr imary
Meetings tor Sheriff, aud oblige
: ~ MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
+ Editor of Union-Please announce that JOHN
G. BROWN is a Candidate for nomination by the
Democracy of Ashland County at their Primary
Meetings, for the Office of Sheriff.
Nh. Editor-Pleas announce the name of WILL
LIAM o. PORTER, of Vermillion Township, as a
Candidate for nomination for Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary Meetings, and
oblige HIS NUMEROUS DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
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For Commissioned.

For Commissioner.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of c
LIMERICK as a Candidate for re nomination for
County Commissioner, by the Democracy at their
Primary Meetings on the 25th of August, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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pARLORS FURNISHED

in any style that may be suitable to means and taste,
will find Mr.. Yearick prepared to respond to their
wishes promptly, and on terms that will be ~satisfac-
tory as heretofore.
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SHERIFF
Wait Whitney & Jonas |
Priest, as Administrators
of John J. Whitney, Decd
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No. 30 City Buildings, N. York.
June 13. 1s6O-3m NJ.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-09
fRO>rHaOt =.

Dame Fortune mus, have dealt kindly
wih our ncighbors of the Washington
iowa Pres, for that sheet comes to u
Jhis ws'k printed cd new tyre, add its d.
msasioos ,ulargsd to the siac Of the NoRpa-
rri The pftss has ever been goou pr FER
right, politically, and otherwise sound
and We are slai 10 note toe evidence Of its
prosperity e0n.alncA in tho ane boxing
sheet before Us. We are pleased TO see cur
setsmpovartc, prosper even though We take
ths ether sisFe. Success TO the Press may
is asefalness oa,lsst many and many new
dress.
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PRESlDENTlL CAMPAIGN OF 1850

- : - ? y - zz=a
uox. pnEsrox rixe 4. T.. Casir-s. ~
JAMES W. GRIMES. IOWA.
LIZ. s. FOSTER. CONN
On ths part Of tAs Senate
HON JOHN C0yOpE PENN, Trea ssrtr.
EB wASHBuRSE, ILLINOIS.
Il e. sPAULDING. NJ
J. b. ALLEY, MASS. s -
DAVID KiLGORE, INDIANA.
J. L. n. STRArTON, N J.
On the port Of the House Of Reps.
Hon. ". II. Seward n T.: State Of the Country.
W. II. Seward, n. T.: Rochester speech
James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
Afrieanixed?
John Hickman Penn: Who have Violated Com
B.F wade Ohio Invasion Of Harper's Ferry.
G. W. scranton and J. u. Campbell. Penn. The
speakership.
zation and Commerce
IS Orris 3. Ferry, oonn.
Abraham Lincoln, H.: The demands Of the South
-. the Republican party vtndieated.
William Window MINI. The Homestead Bill
Its Friends and Foes.
Owen Lovejoy, H.: The Fanatiesm Of the Demo-
cratic Farty
Lands for the Landless-A Tract.
The Poor Whites Of the South--A Tract.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
Hon Lyman Trumbull H.: Seizure Of the Arscnais at
Harpef's Ferry, Va, and Liberty, Mo, and IN
yindication OF the Republican Party.
B. r. Wade, Ohio Property in the Territories.
Z" C. IL. Van wyck, N Y, True DeElacracy--H
nm vindcated. y 81 &H&4 - 6&T& 3
H. Wilson, Mass Territorial Slave Code.
John p. Hale, N. II.
J. J. Perry, Me-: Posting the Books between the
North aud the SOUTH
X. Doolittle, Wis: The Calhoun Revolution
Its Basis aud its Progress.
Carl sehurz, wis. Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
TwEsTy-ForR PAGES.
Hon. Jacob Collamer, Vermont.
THTRrY-Two PAGES.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio
E.U84# GERMAN-EIGHT PAGES.
Hon G. A. Grow, Penn: Free Homes for Free Men.
- james Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
Africauized?
John Hickman, Penn. Who have Violated Com
Carl Schurz, Wis Douslas and Popular Sovereignty
sIxTEEN PAGES.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull H.; Seizure Of the Arsenas at
Harper's Ferry, Va, and Liberty, Mo-, and in
= yindicaiion Il The Republican Party
D" W. H Seward, n Y: The State Of the Country.
Lands for the Landess-A Tract.
And all tbs Republican speeches. will be published as
During the Presidential Campaign, Speeches and
Documents will be supplied at the following reduced
Eight pages per hundred copies free of postage
Sixteen p" " u" LOO
Tw enty-four " d" 90
Address either Of the above Committee. 81 b; Hs
GEORGE HARRINGTON, Secretary.
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g Bugle please copy.
NOR NOV CONFERENCE


The "Joe. SMITH branch Of the Mormon
Church held its Aonual Conference in this
city, commencing on Friday last and closing
the following Sunday. Their meetings
were held in the grove, opposite Col. BES-
rox's residseee, ed vsre largely sssended,
by both Gentle and Mormon-especially on
Sunday. The former we're there mostly
ont Of sheer curiosity. The sermon We
heard Sunday, did not differ materially in
theory from many others, We have heard,
which were regarded - orthodox, by the
COMMITMENTS Of more "popular" and
ssrespectabie' churches.
The ''Sainss' were out in their might
many Of them having come { long defiance
to attend this Conferences. At least one
hundred teams were in the immediate vicin-
ity of the forum-each one Of which / ad
its load Of connunieants of the "only true
church" right where the ssdroppings from
the sanctuary should not miss them. There
must have been at least thousand persons
within the 'sound Of the voice" of the dis
penser Of the true Mo5mon doctrine-one
half Of whom, at least, were attracted thi,h-
o. BY curiosity. We believe "Church'
va, organized here, and that regular weekly
preaching will be dispensed at So Brother
BExBE's Hall" every Sunday.
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LINCOLN CLUB.

LINCOLN CLUB.
The Council Bluffs Lincoln Club met at
headquarters, Wednesday evening, June g.,
TosrEviN in the chair.
The stars and stripes had been sent up
during the afternoon, and the beautiful
transparency, painted by WARD, was shining
s.welcome to political pilgrims, up and down
Broadway. A large crowd Of sober,
thong h.ful, earnest men were assembled in
the club-room.
Resolutions of ]. d. HoSS read and ia
bled.
Resolved, L. That the Club which we have just
organized shall be permanent enc, in which We will
do battle against the Sham Democracy until ABRAHAM
LIscoLNand HASNIsAL HAMLIsars elected Presi-
dent and Vice President OF the Omitted Sta ties.
2. That regard standsrd-bearers men in
every respect qualified to Gi-~ith dignity, honesty
and statesman-lke abili,y-thc ofces for which they
are nominated.
3. That we believe the Chicago Convention, in the
nomination Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN Of Illinois, for
President, showed more wisdom and sagaoiy than has
exhibited the action any political convention
That we are proud our candidates for President
and Vice President, and hereby pledge ourselves to
all honorable to their election, and,
that we believe when they elected they will restore
the government to its original policy, anc all the ee
mens Of anarchy and discord that pervade the
country, will to exist under their administration
g. That the Republican Party is the only party in
this country that rely upon to stay the swelling
tide OF pro-savery fanatcism which is sweeping
the land.
6. That we have every to believe that all the
energies of the Democratic Party exerted to
tionalixe the Institution Of slavery and spread it
common country and in view of the above facts, 1t
becomes the imperative duty Of true patriot
his usmos. cndeavors 10 overthrow the Hydra-headed
monster.
7. That We firmly believe that in the event Of the
election Of Democrat to the Presidency, that he will
carry ont the policy inauguratcd by PIERCE aud BucH
ANAN, and, that Slavery will become national and
Freedom sectional under his administration.
FRANK STREET was called out By the Club,
and made speech, arraigniug the Democ-
racy, for malfeasance in Office, and giving =
glowing account Of what he saw and heard
az Cnicago.
On motion, HoSS's resolutions were taken
up and adopted, and referred to the Secre-
tary, for publication.
After speech from HoSs, and three
cheers for LINCOLN, the Club adjourned to
mess Wednesday, evening, June 18th, At
early candlelight. -s-v.ry vsss
THOMAS TosTEvIS, Prest.
W. II. klSsaAS. Sec'y.
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INV DRESS.


The Beiis dons an entire new dress this
week, aud looks as brisa. and smiling as
bride Of ".~ees .s.,ssn.' Though seme.
Whist .hern Of iss uagaikcsn, proportions,
u rssseass Che areeasasce. and is, as IL.
si.sers assert. .'isrss ese~sh. Tor the
demands Of the country. and 10 son,as in
oil .he current news Of the DAY.. Gu,
a*ssaeors must Be prosperous, or ,hsy soala
sss sessa each good eleih<s these hard
simss- Waen us Ees li,,le more .'re.pon.
s.als' veil try and have new suis Of
Clothes, ha, 10 The neasssss re may Aave
TO dwarf our proportions. There 10 no~
60 better looking paper 10 the State than
the Bssis. aud We wish lie proprietor a
success eommensarsse with the spisi. u
enterprise and progress they hare ever
exhibited.
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ON THE STUMP.

We are pleased TO notice that L. u. Is
ssssotL, ]. upon the stump in Eastern Iowa,
sdfsing crowd. Of enthusiastic Repuhl.-
cans. lilo il a good speaker. a capital
singer, sleses fsl!Sa,s true Republican,
aut.;a use bi. own language, in speaking Of
s.asfs. - .eii egg gsnerally." We sia-
sassiy hope he will God il convenient to
show his 'usly mug" on the Missouri Slope
srs The close Of the camraigu. We prcmise
lia warm reeers,oa, aud big crowd, il
hs vii sas consent to come and .a'k TO US.
tsEs and see W. ifSx.
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II - Ksaesssly cenceasd that the West
vii not long rsaaia IN IL present depressed
condition. Ire \. Y. Iesr~ss Of Com
',sres arrives At . iass eosclssisa uhss il
says thai the very fact thai raj sssalA eaa-
net be sold except q rates raiasssly is~,
in eoupssisss with M prices fssseray OBJ
saised, must speedily attract capital Zoe
'nvsstnsas. Az he case stasds, What d
one mans less . aasshsr's gain for II the
present 10 ssA ssas y ssalas, 4 = fer tho
sans ssassas agssd tlns - bay. A lsas
ass Be- saasssa siass gssd, Improved
wssssss iasas sssiA y Sssgas = saus =
fssssabls = 80 sGsssa.
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FIXES PEAK GOLD.

The st. Joseph Gazette says that a
banking hoase in that City, bought at its
seun,er last Saturday, about two hundred
and eighty ounces Of Pixies Peak gold,
embracing some beautiful specimens Of the
dust" Il vas brought in by gentleman
who 10 doiag an extensive fre,gh.ing basi-
ness to Dsnver city. AT Sis an ounce, 80
ounces wsa.d amoant to little over
: mn
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1UES tSTB9R&M Rv81YDoDY.
70 The s6ncs sad JsfunAb efsGk1 Hssfs-
wsffsssie csssty Agricsifsya Socials:
!. G = tiRe feE sho!aisg shs
approaching. The Far 10 The Fan Of 1855
-shs sfrss agricultural exhihisios held u
this Cessty-sore than net the expects-
ao&sss ~ frksss1 A. eske< !.
Far u 1859 -. sais q shout one han-
dred per ssns over that Of 1855 Thss faes
should stimulate a. to use every exersion to
pss~se j. ibs nanner this year, and years
TO cone. 70 essurs confused success, Is
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES theSs6s0tes
grsonds 81 -iss ON, Ind hat hey 81 veil
ene.nsed-s4 4a9 ws
All Who feel interested 10 this matter and
.the sseesssf ths1Ssuissy, Ne requested TO
meet at ne O&es of the Secrs'ary-Mr.
TurrIr-in this City, on Saturday, ths lodi
inst, assss s'elsek, P. N--4 vhieA the
and place it i proposed to take steps 70
prosars ssisshls ero1sds for tAs kidding Of
the exhibitions Of tie Society, and to hare
the sans properly enclosed. VIII farmers,
mechanics and all interested respond to this
calf D.B. CLARK, President.
........ Pot. .Agr. Society.
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rvWx. ALar has purchased Of A. D..
Roalssox, bis entire stock Of jewelry,
clocks. etc., and will continue that business.
Mr.. kEspaLL remains in the establishment,
we lst,sye, so tia, nil kinds of repairing
will b. done In tho same worknanlike man.
nnF as heretofore.
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W. II. KlSsaAS. Sec'g.
OBITUARY WITH PEDIGREE.

The Illinois Journal contains the follow
ing obituary noticed once popular ami
mall:
Drxp.-At Charleston, S. c., on the Cd
iuss., the old and well-knowu horse De-
nsocvsty.
The shove horse was sired by Thomas
Jefferson, and daml Jed by S. A. Douglas.
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ANOTHER CHANGE

Mr.. NATHAN Z. DopcE has succeeded the
well-known firm Of BALDWIN & DoDGE in
hebanking and land agency business. For
the past Eve years, Mr.. DoDGE has resided
10 this city, and for that length Of time been
connected with the House Of which he has
now become the head. His acquaintance is
extensive in this portion Of the country
be enjoys the enviable reputation of being
prompt and reliable business man-from
all OF which, We conclude that Messrs. u. &
d. could not have transferred their extern
sive business to better hands. We bespeak
attention to his card to be found in to-days
paper, and are faip to express the hope that
the patrons Of the old frm viii extend their
fayors to Mr.. DopGE, because we know he
is deserving Of all confidence, and prompt
in the discharge Of all business entrusted
TO his care.
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MEETING or sT0ckMoLDERs.

Tie Secretary Of the Council BUNS and
ST.. Joseph Railroad Company, day gives
notes that the Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of said Company viii be bed
in this City on the 9th day Of July next.
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~A chimney on the baiidiog oeesp'ss
b, PsssAx, wAnxEs 4 Co., sppsr Broad
var, was struck By lightning daring sos
storm las, Tuesday evening. Bat Little
damage Vas done.
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AyfFEN OF NEWS.

TIE Hunisman's Echo, Of May the 2isb,
bring. u, the gratifying intelligence that
"ths Chicago CoByeaiion nominated Mr.
Bell, Of Kentucky, for Presidsns; and MIR.
Evsrss., for yics President" Terms Of the
Echo Sc ! yeaf in advance.
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AauARTZ MILL.

Passed through this city last Wednesday.
Is "a. the property Of Lxwrs Kiso and CON-
paay, Of 7Ds, MONIES, Iowa, and destined
for the gold fields.
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4e~ The Sseamss Emilis arrived = this
nor. on Wednesday last, brisgiog quite :
large amoans Of freight for this place and
Omaha.
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g~ For the last six months the Mis-
sour, river has been very ios, hardly al
f,rdiog ua,sr enossh TO aoss the smallest
class Of steamers; bat within the lass week
i, hiss risen several feet, and 10 now IN
very good boating order.
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ns,oIors skayGE.

Rev. u. W. Krsss viii preach 10 az.
zr.xrra.sys sew brick building, To-
morrow tsaodsy) morning y ios osses1'
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nuyr POLITICIANS.

France nourns annually her Waterloo,
the 18th Of june, when bunsy politician
Who had sst quite splurgs had his political
sidfn fxed forever. The Douglasites are
preparing thensslves 10 join the funeral pa
geans With their frog eating friends across
The Aslansic, and 70 that end have selected
The 18th Of June next, when another bunty
politician will met what Bonapar'e meet at
Waterloo, isgiorious defect. In the even.
ing Of that day the joint procession will
begin its solemn obsequics and will say As il
goes SIC transit gloria Of all politicians
whose coat tail. hang too near the ground.
M. plsasonS Ners. a
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SOLD OF r.


Nc.rs. B,SEs & EVANS have disposed Of
their entire stock og mcrcha sdzs 10 Messrs.
pxssss, wsssEs / Co. The goods have
been removed to the corner Of Madison and
Roadway, whore tho purchasers have an
extensive assortment of dry goods, groce-
rIe,, etc. -. #.... r-#
err Another Company left this City for
the ninss during the week. Among the party
We noticed Judges JANIS and RIDDLE, and
Mrssrs. pLuSKa and JouSsroS. We are
not advised, but presume these gentlemen
make the journey, merely for the purposes
Of observation and pleasure, and that they
intend returning in . short time. A good
limo attend them.
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yaAunt, !" exclaimed medical prodigy
Of fifteen, fresh from lecture on surgery,
IS what do you thinS the most difficult ope-
ration 10 surgery ?" s.Don't know, Charlie
what" taking the jazz OF uomsnv'
answered the hopeful youth.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS L ST JOE. RAILROAD


COUNCIL BLUFFS 4 ST. JOE. RAILROAD.
One day this week We paid visit TO the
seem Of operations on this road, in the Coun-
ty. We passed along the route for several
miles, and are constrained to say We never
before behed 80 admirable track for the
'irou borse.' Lassycar nearly mile Of grad
ing vas eompi,..ed, commencing at point
about mile south Of this W aud extend
ing southwark, and this spring nearly as
much more has been completed. The grade
is very slight, hardly sufficient - bed the
ties. So far as we noticed, there were but
few places, where the dirt thrown up ex-
eseded four. tcn,hs Of foot in thickness.
We noticed one or TIVE "gaps" in the grafe
where 4 ssalp of several feet was required,
bu, they were of no grea, length. We un-
ders,and tina, the contract for the grading
Of eight miles Of this road, commencing It
a poin, aboa, two mi'cs from this city, and
extending into Mills County, is posssssed
BY our fellow .sawnsman. JcaS JOKES, OF
the Pacific House. lis has nov small
force at work, With shovel and p!ov, Il this,
the highest, cod Of his section.
Some eigh. miles Of the road u Mills
Co., 10 under contract, We undsfstasd, and
work on tn, sameis bcing pushed With some
considerable force.
II is the confident expectation OF The lar
sess stockholders in ,hi. road, to have the
same completed, equipped and The ears ruo-
ming to ST. Joseph within The sfacs Of two
years. We hope their expectations may be
more than realized. but re have oasdoabss
q their ability % bring about this consan-
nation 80 dsvoutly 10 be WISHED for. The
falling through Of the promises u the NJ.
i N. Railroad Company, entirely destroyed
cur faith in railroad prospects, at less: an-
I'll time. get better. We dealt believe no.r
that thing isgoing TO be. sssal.s ne sa.nk
il ought 10 be, ~ ws used - ID tines gone
By. Ba. uevsssheless, Ne hope, nay, pray,
thai the Council Bluffs and Sc. Joseph
Railroad Company may saesesd IN esopas-
sing the desired end sSen in . shorter space
Of time than they hare SCI. The msmbsrs
Of the Cooperation are men Of easrSy, prop
srty, perseverance, and integrity, and Ne
ssmly believe II any Get Of .ss With the
sane means II sAeir disposai-uish he
sane obstacles 10 ossrsoas-sith he saas
Disadvantages, fesalsing froa asress noa.
esasy dsprsss,ea, 10 labor under-eosll
aeeonpiish vAsa tAey hAvs ssasrtaksn, deg
can aud win do il. We belivs this, - must
every esAsr psassa uAs Aas any k.swss1eD
~ he ses. IAay ars 1sssrsias IL ssesso
NAY they asAisss u.
/ - Isspss1as ass ssalss.g Mn s.xissy
the meeting q ~ CAassesas.-D.Aiu.,,s
| Csassstisa. 70 - vas vim ~ - essss.-
aAsf f) nas sslssesd b The Dsnsesaey, .
| 10 ssesiSesa Dsgs Nsvsohse.
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KEruRNED.

Gao. MAasnALL, arrived 10 this city on
Wednesday, "a his rsssrn from the mines.
lie brings very favorable reports, and, We
behave, ,de.igns making another trip soon.
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v Tbs Baltimore 4 Ono ha'lfoso
~. mad. arr.ogsssats to furn,sh, At .
,raae.s prics, through tickets to Baltimore
from ell parts Of sss Union, to scc'm~'-
dale ,ho,s dsssing 20 attend the Demo
c.st,c Cops sps,oa 10 tina; city.
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gV-W We publish to-day, n letter from our
young friend, l.. N. DoCoLass. Though
this new, contained therein have been astic,-
patsd by the mails, nevertheless, We believe
tho letter will prove interesting TO his various
ae1nuintuuees hereabouts,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-09

awe sctses ssysssl ssv bsu6sss 10
eoar,, Of eosssrsssiss, 10 diaereas parts Of
The city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-09

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