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ME have in store a large qGanfify OF the hest II
w all kinds Of the purcst WHISKY. All ye low
els a. the essence Of o"rn give . passing oaIl.
msT2e-u CHURCH ANDERSON 4 co.
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Sold by all respectable Dealers throughout
the Country

Sold by all respectable Dealers throughout
the Country.
THIS fine brand of Champagne, which until the
i past year confined exclusively to the best Ia
bles OF the Continent of Europe, has now obtained
the most unbOunded success and popularity in this
country. 1t is recommended by some of the first
Physicians of the city of New York, over all other
Wines account of its extreme purity and delica-
cy, and those wSo once try 1t rarely use any other
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous, and constantly increasing. Our arrange
such TO ensure the quality of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard The
Prince Imperial is imported solely by US, beng
the sole Agents of Messrs. De yESoGE & Co., in this
country. E.V HAUGHWoUT co.
Nos. ASS, 400 aud 49, Broadway, New York.
Sold in Nashville by NJ. & F. F. CHEATIIAM.
Corner OF Church and College SITS.
mare-3md
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Charleston and Savannah
+ NJ r. kG hi'E LIN ES
Rales Reduced and Speed Increased.

INXPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads On and
IL after the 24th Of December 1889, through rates
from New York TO Nashville:
First Class, per loo pounds. .............$l CT
Second Class, 90 g ..........-. L SIS
Ihrd Class, l6
Fourth Ciass, 90
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Coupa-
Il ny, in connection with the Reads below are
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
and savannah 20 nashville, slower speed butwith
be same certainty as thei= passenger trains No de
lay 10 freights by this louie. Z. W. COLE,
lan21-u Supt.
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Express to GAINESVILLE.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
Il Rounce that they now running hFssE;> GERS
through to Clarksville, E. Il X. and 81. c. & l..
Rail cars and prepared to forward tn that place
and intervening points with prcmptness and dispatch
all goods usually sent by express. They Will also
forward to II places on stage routes, connectii &
with The above Railroads. Bills notes, drafts, ec.
collected and prompt return made.
e- Office No. 1e Public Square
feb17-tf A X HOLT, Superintendent.
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Gransportatioil.


Sunday next, Fen. &c, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50, A n. and 5, p
Arrive at Chattanoofa P. N, and A. Il.
COMING WEST.
Leavee Chattanooga At A. n and p n
Arrive at Nashville at Clio p. N. and A. n
Ii rail connection, and shortest route 70 Boston,
IA New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton CITY, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Knox
yliie, yznnah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Railroad and at Clsttanoo-
ga Win Trains On East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads. - q
Through Tickets may be had any hour on appli.
cation 10 Ticket Agent Office at Depot 20 the fol-
lowing places, and AT the following prices viz.
Nashville to New York via Charleston : r $50 On
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EMPLOY MENV.

DIX n A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
sDe)O An agents wanted in ever town and coun-
ty in the United States, TO engage in respectable
and easy business by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars adj
dress Or. J. HENRY MANNER. corner 18th street and
Broadway, New York City, enclosing one Postage
Stamp, feb21-d&w3m
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our Catsloeue refers but partially 20 the GOODS
Okept by us) in their respective departments
Toour friends and patrons We beg to say, tnA' our
stock will be equal if not Superior TO any we nave
hereto fore offered; and we most respectfully inV'e
an exa mination Of il, assuring all who may favor US
with call, that they will find our prices uniformly
low. and our terms most LIBERAL allowing hand
some DISCOUNT fer all cash bills. We are now re-
ceiving stick daily.
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Ordinary Drawing,
o~ke place as speclheo
me Grand apital Prize of $50 0ofi
Approximation Prizes.
whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters SO S

Certificates OF packages IN the Ordinary Drawing
will be sold NJ tie following -ates which Is the risk
Certificate of Package VI 10 " hole Tickets. $50
+" 10 Half a -. 20
- 10 Quarter " - 20
&c g 10 Eighth 7" -. 10
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supdriest s,,uar;es,

NTou Esd. 80 al times. Ftors. at KINDS
i q Groceries, soeh a. sugars, Col'se, MoIassss,
Ssrups. sc, &c, &C.
marss-n CHURCH ANDERSON ca.
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Tar! Tar!
Whisky! Whisky. Whisky.

w = have last received a large let Of TAR, ana
w are %. rms IL ~ he lowest fgace-
mar2t-,f CHURCH ANDERSON 4 co.
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Jenny Lind Saloon
Pistol Gallery.

~ A MCCALL c4,s 5snny f1ss s<zssn ace Pss-
u sof szafIeFy, Thif4 Eserg Il afi Fesl 9Sl<e
Rsi1slsres eorEsf If Eet2F saA CARRY &-feetsz @Fs
sseE zzy ea4 nsxat, fer TIE EeesP-lan = e-zs<ef
fns nssss SEARS arr zksal< fsf szz= q 4e9r1 t4z
fstEss. Gees. Gas feethers. as 6<<. at FzzF,ees
as ness<1lsbrxzs1 zz<E1lz1tars f<<5f1-u
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Penmanship.

A II. whs xish 20 attend Mr.. nuI nEARsS Ciass~s
n steald d. Immediately, Liir there a 90
poFfunty. NeuHg gchtis nen b. xsb good "a a.
rice aud fnsd sta.tiens, sheud 81 themselves FOE
ang such s.a-lohs to tie s.ilslsosl1 81 their ees.
rhoyefs. G0oa
WRITING
Is esseetiAl 10 every bastueFs man.
PHONo RAPHY
Shoaid be Taught ioeyery sh.id. r. she taaeiphta
Hish Sesoal every pupil - requires 10 learn n
b. saeit th4 sisiEens II Nashr Sic Be tetd that
stqaisss sEvefai years q ssla y, sua MT one "
hussFed kzs sh4hslrs, p ID lssrh q whsn DzaF
bsFs % tsEn. 10 Il yeass q ase. have learned g
ssth M D., ana read AID wrts Il a. ezslly soa.-
mes print.
Hhy shaaia TcsnessesBs. - Ails~tnE themselves
- b deserved la ths EstteE Ena Kept - behgz1
ether Stairs, - have - sona f1F ai4ny years
10 CHER STATES lsr LeEsksttse kefQEters hss 4 =
for repairing ssste tast uzsfei- II = regard
I'd ls qxsr eles 81 se greatest sdss-sioazl sts
shss can he feass-
Hsarz q II a. n. .stosf. u. ana sos a ssshs-
f=hc-lf
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- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BxokInxSs
a. -Fiiminfton Del. ~ "a Inject IN prompt ate
ien ands b sPFinsed eileia ldraxihg ssen 2ssoon
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{ipfrp Stablfs.
AT THE LEEnTHAN STABLES.
LyERY STARIE.

VH7M T. WRIGHT CO., would respect-N
w fuiiyi INFORM til ecitizens of Nashville jim
and the public generally that they have NA
purchasedthe weliknownLiyery Stableand the stocs
and fixtures form erlyoccuped by VIM j. Philips ,oI
Market Street ,lcs tbelow the Square
Wehave drstratelotsa and box-stalls to acconmC
dated rovers and al friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledgeourselv og iv Observation-Disclosures
wehavea larg enumber o I'm e Saddle Horses and
ne Buggiest 0 hire at all times
-Thefacis we ID n oti nten dbein gsurpassedbyaH
5tablein h Southe ountry- Comealong and Sc.
for yourselves. +
feb3-1y WIN IT. WRIGHT CO.
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Time from Savannah and Charleston TO Nasty Tile three
three and half and four days.
Tine from New York and PHILADELPHIA, seven and n
half, eight aud nine days.
Intervening s. bbaihs cause.-the above variations in
time, as no freight trains are run on Sunday over
three lines.
No detentions by ice or snow. oyercharges and
damages Except damages occurring at seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road on delivery. c. w. ANDERSON
dec23-f
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q nozk< ceal Oh Lzn4e, g ysrleas ss5 g - -
$500 AtkS, BROWN &.e~
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zx<zsx s.e-< Ia e szser<<d Euap ce< , e !
i $500 a ths .x1aa Eaf1- rfs<e 4 y 500 :. y
- srire - - 60 + Per brsnel p<fe yoHE cree
:. "a Ne. q r. o. zn1 they MA e frets:1<
49, - 6xxCxL 4t<kH
f.1s-1 fsr< hzck e = = = = :. psioe-
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For Rent or Lease.

WILL rent or lease my place near the Murfrees-
horO' Pike two rifles from the city for the present
year, with the privilege OF five years There IS
a convenient Brick Dwelling with Kitchen and good
Stables, and a splendid well of excellent water.
There twelve acres of superior land suitable for
raising all kinds of marketing. ~
feb22-tf II us LEWIS. 4
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xPLENDIp sCHEmE.
nd . ApFrozInalsohf ~ ~
up 10 sbVo-

IS yaskprixes-..- --... amopntine sosStos CO..
Eholefieketssi 0 Halves - .Qaarterss&so
Persons abe zesif Z : Gee only reEsifshe risk on
ack4gs feTuhieh Ne ~iltssnd aCeFtinesteesle
lows.
seruhcate ofP.eksgrof ie wheles eosts-..---s
do do. l8 Halves, -
10. DO, Is essrssIs,... $500
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Wtndow Glass.

txrEspeE eLSs. ssss snsssss .sf ali s.sss rsen
w - 10 - a. ~ -, tef s.ie a.
ssslis kafks. ls-oES . 90 Q
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S IL K S,
D R less G GODS,
STUFF GOODS.

Black Italian Silks, all wiCtbe-
eros Declines Lyons, every width and quality.
Lyons Gros D'Nsps, blk and coPd.
Black TaHeias medium and heavy.
Black ArmHre Rcyale.
Rich PouIt De Sole.
Rich Poult lie Sole, Bayadere and Plain.
Gros Departs full boiled.
Rich Chene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, two to ten velants.
Black Velvet, Lyons.
Black SatBs, "a
White silk Serges and OIL Silks.
Black and coIored ChaIlies-
PopI:ns, Bayadere, Chene and Broche.
Grapes, English and Italian, all cOlors.
Grape Leisse.
Oriental Bareges and Tissues.
Grenadines and Icons Cloths
DeIaines Plaid and Printed.
DeIaines, rich chintz cOlors.
Nsrinos, blk white and cOl'd.
Alpaccas, blk col'd and Brocade.
Black Boubs ZINES Winter and Summer fabric.
AOreeps for Skirts
Grass Cloth for Skirts.
Clan Tartan PIaide, ScOt,h.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-19

Our stock this season is unusually large
and beautiful, and have been selected WITH
GREAT CARE, to which we invite the at
sension of all We feel safe in saying that
we can offer BETTER
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GRAND
Extraordinary Drawing,
= To take place as above specIhed
One Grand Prize Of 100000

Whole Tickeff go Halves $40: Quarterf sc
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold the following
rates, ~keh is the RISK
Certificate OF Package Of 20 whole Tick cts, S3eo
25 half Ise 50
g % quarter "a rs
:. % eighth a. 81 81
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Serene.
rs Sumbers-Is Drawn Ballots.

az. 39s prizes $500. .amoGntmst OF ,202 ,us
T,ckett$2O essI0 quarters So ,Eightks - {
ACertfcats ofPackagto 20 wholcs C osis. $3.50
do. co. 20 Halses--......- las 1
DO. do. 20 VuarIors,. 49,. :.
do. do. &c kighIhs ,-.-..-.. ~ !
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raud Cou,olidatrd Loitsry Of delaware

On THE HAVANA PLAN
Extra Class f5.
To pc drswnia Wilmington, Delaware, wednesas
Feb. -, 1850.
Every other Ticket Prize.
Prizes payable in full without dsduttiol
Ias ksse Letiersessrery I'rizeis draras
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ma Axaam..

TIA Esweala be- Sergeant Al AIMS ID
shs saaasss wrisiRg from Dss Msinss %
ais pspes h shis eity, puts down tbs fol.
iosiag ~ D nsssssary qualification fos
esoRcs In Issgislasurs in this State,
eOnsei sased@s &hs prsssns body u las
nakars issY tSswit,: ,ssThaa Ia 81 sakss
IN Lsgislslare il shis Stats, eonssisu.
ed = The pEassnt hoay Of Law makszs
IL, psRsaa mast either reside In the
Northeastern part Of che State, or be
bora again and IN Germany as shaG.'
The swoald be" Sergeant al ArHs, no
doaosbpoka frem skareesrd. We notice
Aewsssx, that hs has by coma ms ans be-
soaas possessed of ahs nsssasszy qualis-
ssssch Ter oAee~-As hAs been elected
Post Master or Chief Papsg Folder 60
shs a'pEaanA beap u iaw raAkssws
asse H. evident thsa he laDaa ass
'srasaasin the Northeastern pMzs Of sAs
SsaEss aad ~ d EAtSss Of course gust
have hssA born gaia thing xAaG
soaIdbs literally dons, With judge Bald.
wia a hiEas witA 90 80
dinasy sHaEaeH aAa past Of aim GaEaAa
hAv*ASEa - ss-ksg ~ 3 Ar
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Division In taAe Kansas EseggRu
RAEMwA

Accounts from Lawruuce and LeCoHp.
ton state that the Legislature is now di.
vlded into two parties, one at La wrsnoe
representing she members who were II
favor Of adjourning to that place; ID,
other al Lecompton, composed OF those
opposed to il, and who sustained Gov
AsdAFy's veto. -.
The Lawrence party, In order 10 cars
thsiE measure in the Council, resorted &
. high banded outrage, by expeIling n
j. Marion, and admitting The csntesto,
of his seat, because be vas Of their q IN
ilk,; bat the position taken By Gov. Ne.
dairy and those members who rsfusr to nc
30 Lawrence, IL on tkt4 score Of ifIagality
Of The proceedings 10 the House. II i
we'll known that whea ths resolution e
adjourn was passed ever the veto Of tbs
governor qSIorgsB Of ihs whole Eegiyia.
turs vas NOS present, and hence tie 20.
siti0n that their scli on in this vartfca-
lar instances iaillsgal. be-.
Gov. hedafy and Sec. Walsh have fei.
sgraphsd TO Washington for the dseisioa
Of she atteFney general on the subject
and until thai decision is given, tbs
wing 81 Leeompsen will remain there,
and if those now at LawTsNca choose %
persist Ia remaining there, validity Of
the laws which thsy mxks viii depend
upon is sltogesher.~-L enUenwoYh Hey.
aid. s@ ss
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s-I--"1I--9-78--
The Texan Outlaws Rented

WasnfagtGns Jan t3s
The o6i6ial report oE Capt. HsintexsI
has been received By Secretary Foyd.
Ii gives the dssaila of the battle Of III,
2Tth alt. with CortinAs. The latter witt
SO men was sntrsnehed one niis abovs
Bio 6randa asty. ~
Capt, III. attacked him With $50 ssgg.
lars and $50 rangers. Cortinas retreat
ed and running fire was kept up for
ten miles when che outlaws dispersed,
Cortinas With % men swimming the Rio
GYanda.
AID Of Uortiaas's artillery supplies
we're captured.
Corteaas soon aftsRwRrd appeared be-
IoTe Roma, 8 small town higher 90 the
river aud threatened TO burn il. Cant,
stones company Of cavalry was ssns Q
oceapy it.
Compsny O., Eat. artillaxy, sa oocupy-
iDg Ft. RinRkoEd.
Capt FL. begs saaAf new sroopa nav be
seat him, and Urges tlss positive nsces-
sfty fer them oathaa Hronsses.
y
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The steamship Cirrassian arrived fhls
| morning from Galway, the TEh, with two
days later adyiess from Europe. TIo
| Hsws In uAimpoEtaRt.
Tha Liverpool cotton market was as-
ttive and hrn, aud The Brokers Circular
reports the sales Of the week--live busi-
hess dsys--St 81 600 bales.
The breadstuds market had decllnlng
| tendency.
Proytsloug were quiet.
Nothing had trarspiEed relative to The
Congress- aud 1t was uncertain WHISTLER II
would assemble
The retirement Or dismissal 81 Count
NsloRssl from the FTaErh. Miaiatry Of
Foreign Aaairss attracted more attended,
than anything else In : political way IL
Europe -. .g....s-..- -, ....sF -. r
The English journals eenstras il as aTt-
deaes' lhat Napoleon iAtsadst s sspouss the
Italian cause. -" =
M. De Thoqysnsl would quit Constants
noPle toFLhsiths 70 ss&ams the foxasga
Ii Vas rumored that The rlsit OF Lord
Cowlsy, the British Ambassador at the
French Court, 10 Lnadon. had reference to
the settlement OF the Italian ausstioa. With
0ns the assenhfags OF a European Goa
gress.
Marshal McAahen lad succeeded Mar
shall Valiant, as Marshal OF the Freaeh
army OF occupation Of italy.
The Sandman government had protested
against tbs enlistment Of Germans By the
PaP&l government, and threatens 10 send
troops into the legations
The Prassian peace army is to be In
creased by IS 600 men.
II is confirmed that Baeki Pacha had
succeeded kodrefs Pacha a. Grand Hizer
Of Turkey.
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ks0xm

In GsT8sa@ss 90 ale 18Th day Of Jau.
uAEy, A. D., 1860, w. W. MArxAxp, the
.first-boru Of dr. pnsi Mrs. hfx; for alan.
This child PAS bOEuat Aasrieaa paysnss
sWsasg.slx years AgSs and sxaa sofasia-
erred . promising yOa4h has for some
cause be did noG like tbs lineage or his
Parsass, nor The plaos Of bis birth, aud
therefore this young man concluded 10
DO ''born again" and having taksa ths
notion into his head be vent it With q
R1seh until he accomplished shs here
tofore and unknown fsaG Oh the day
aboys stated. We understand that both
''mcshsr and child are doing a. we'll Is
could be expected"
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C@mmckn nauGs amd ST. JosemA
Railroad.

We hare good accounts from the diff.
fsssna AawnaAips il RFAmsasOOl, rala-
tive to the vote in favor Of taking stock
% the ameGas u aas ssszazap aMads in
shat county. We have no doubt baE the
vote in favor OF shaA proposition NiIEsp
mers sAaa IL SO assk . ASAas j. od
this Be tbs case, then the read IL GER
tain @ be built 70 the southern line of
Ailis county within one year from the
Arst day Of April. Should sSs people
Of Fremont county decide against tax.
ing sssoks ID will nos defeat the object
for Qtos county and Nebraska City vii
come to the aid Of the Company, II 9
depot is made opposite 10 Nebraska
City; which will be dous, if Frsm ont
county fails to do her duty.
In this county, We hare the aeans 10
complete the rosa to the north line al
Mills county, leaving oaly Is milsa 70
be huilt thsoagh Mills 10 sonasss. Now,
tbs. question il asked, 'sHaw il thia Is
! milaS 70 b built, IL Mills county refuses IS !
% aid tho Company 2'' 1T
We answer, thaa we can obtain over
80, 600 IN private subscriptions in that
county besides, donations oftown lets
anala@ass which will Be made yaiuabls
By establishing q depot and lhe only one
IL MilIa county At thas point. IL is clear
shst Mills county must hare depot on
shis road. II that depot is 20 sitlased
- 10 accommodate the arAae Of Glen
weed, the present county seat, that piaee
will 70 On and prOapaE bat IL ths Coua-
pAny ass forced 10 rely upon their uwn
H's&ns 20 build the road, they VIII ss-
sabiiaA ths Depot ~ sssh poins As will
pFOd0ss the mess money 30 aid IN lie
eonstrastion. '
This sesms to as 10 be the only csuras
the Company can pursue in iussiee to IT,
sslgs smd 10 secure the msansuao com-
plsss the road. Suppose ahsa, a peiut
shoald be selected where rival town 10
the pEssens ooanty ssaE can be huils,
and he Company shoaId secure the title
70 sys o. san hundred lots; and By 90
ssbiishing . depot al that point, could
naka tAoss lots worth on Al average
$l00, 90 each--shis would secure Ia sha
Compaay frOm sc, 900 60 90, 900, 70
aid In the construction Of the. gDad,
such point can be found, and We
trust will be found IL Mills sOunty does
nos do hsr duty. We hope snd trust
that shs Company wilLasIongsr strive
10 eoneiliats the conflicting intersssa Of
town los spectators in Mills county,
hpe will take an Independent coarse and
bald tbs road vAsfs il aAa - built shas
cheapest, and .sAsS oosapaay sasaks Ghsi
-zsnst mensy sa1 az iss eeAaasuUtien.
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The Civia war Ia veneguega.

1 &A@% ~@pAA W @& A6& 5&kGAA . e H.
Adyiees from Pusrso CabalIo. to shs
9Th Of Dssambsx have been received Al
this port By the Thos. DaIlets. Accord.
fang 10 them. the oondlsion az che coun.
w L Z, sei iA ssplOrtb bic, Civil war RACES
The sswu ,og Casakaas was va captured
By the Gcgeznsasn after y bloody bat
lie Of "a, honrs.
The nEiaeipal chiefs Of Cumana~-4e
"a number q xsFasgang 20 HsMe wsFs
IIaslxsd wagh ssTadF, ah u Ssss Il bssa "a 8.
sape for foreign paEts, bat they were
unprecedented by the war steamer Union.
and sent processes &c agAsmss esssx
Inc Osraooas papers report several
eomh@sss ineaamsnqm Of which the
pgoyimce Of Barqalsimeko had been oe~
Oapied By Gen. Rasaun.
The rebel Arrangement had attacked
San Castles, sbAk was aasemssd with 81 8
Joss Of BOO Aaesher Important aeEion
was Soa9hs as Eabaaa de fos hrsenasoa,
u he pFoTfusa eS Apssra, where Camtc
totally degeassA aAgaxfo end other Me~1
0aauIasa leaders. {
4 Is saleaiased that sinee ahs siyil
N@x hegan 81 the lime tho Convantion
zaa'l q Valencia 40 600 men have been
Il ssA u akAs egsznssy. This eans,ss s.
ssllsa - sxaggsfaaIoas whSn 81 ID aon-
sEaassA fhas 90 have baen killed Ia
80 provlnsss 6a Basinas And Psgaugus-
- mlsaes Al shs sessixm a,essk anss
are IN EaTs3 &C ms existing sosarszaesss
Tue Kosszss EMS nAA xaalIx slss nAsaun.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Ossskxss.--Ths House 10, apparently
iass - las 2rom Al organization nov q
On ne &ass any 81 the session. --
xhs Rspablisaas sEiiI stick 30 shsg-
maa Cor Speaker Tbs Democrats srisd
thsir shsassss ca Wednesday and Thurs.
-asx lasss On AasHilesas os Tsxsss ssai
did sot seash higher than 90 vsssss
~ On Saturday lasa . vote was saksa to
adopt tbs plarslity ralss In the election
Of spsakss. TAspsspssitioa ~sa rsiscs.
I'd, By swo naaiasiky. + ~ "a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25


49,
49, - aaks 4 Sassss ~
- % sa4Brna.
Aaa 1853 81 klas -
- g s ~ q szsn....
= - - IS Il i sslaa
" aasay akxoEa ossax u kAsae fssssssas
% b g ssEsaa - sena = i
kss'as = - mssasR
80 eEaz esnsaialag sssusm wAoas
ss - FsssF ffAassanaa sewnshins
g = asas -
= szaFxexaa aAzsas - - - asRea i
ssa Eevsa aAiaa - sag9sE aarss.
sasA sAzaae esaaasgs eaDsslaing fsssss.
&c 80
saaasl sswsaipas g stated g aonialn
4 ~ y. a g q AMzEaSsa So - IL
~ psa saal,
os'I@ aofsss Adsir eouasy, eonaainiBa
saxsssn wsols ecwnahipss - represented
. eoneain 4, 40 asrss u Improved land
and soa 80 aoEsa Of aaim psovsd land,
total aoss $40 ssrss- Il mast Be sri.
I asna Q . Azy ons thas olalsslRk fgsesloas,
Aeess anel sss
laaa = PossAwas l e6uhtyt
- " aiala ooansy Yss the Gaaaas Is.
saRas SHOW h,sse asras more land Il
Mills ahAa ~ sssaws Adail
county With aixsesn townships, ID rep,
resented 70 sentAin l4s9I7 more &crs.
Of land ihan PossawattaEnis, with tween.
agsR sssaosa aeNashles 49, six aEsae,
facaal tosnships Of land-Adair county
vita sixteen sownsaips ef land is Rep.
fessnsea . eontain 2A8,219 asras mor'
eA aAea @sals aad stuas aaaaaaAs'
countess eesh pus togssAsg, and con.
tanning tAsFsy-ssS seAots foseaaAips assG
esss .lrssTs1sasi tesS'Aasps " IrPss "a
we ask whssnaE = ie pfeptN m1ak kzss
resaFns containing 80 many gEoss er,
Fo3ss aaghtto havs been pabsigh nnasa
shs oEAeial sAnesaoa Of the Censas Baartil
If such docsmens Is not q gross Ii.
bss gsan tAe stAta e. h@s s2TMK
Il May be said thai full returns ware
aos received from thsfssunties, and he