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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS
]. O. DECARrEnEr JoHS ARMSTRONG
NoRTH-CARoLINA BOOK BINDERY.
DeCarteret & Armstrong.
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,

RALEIGH, N c..
OVER THE NORTlECAROLINA BOOK STORE
HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
nA fNr the purpose 0r carrying the Book Binding
business extensively, in al its various branches.
Their advantages Suc that they are now prepared
to do all kinds of Binding from plain entail in
manner aud at price that fail give Satisfaction
They would call particular attention their unique stve
and durable.
Newspapers of all kinds bound in strong and substan-
tia manner. Music Books, and Periodicals of every de-
scTlptlon, bound to any pattern in handsome style
Supreme G'"t Eep0ri 0Gu0 vols. having been bound
at tins establishment, still prepared TO bind them
to match
Having fine Cutting Machine, prepared to bind
large edtiOnS of Books in CLOTH in manner and at price
almost cheap be done in the Northern Cities
Pamphlets of all kinds taken from the printer and done
up in a superior manner. at very low rates.
Work sent from distance will be done up with dispatch
and carefully repacked and forwarded back without delay
j. Q DECARTERET,
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
Raleigh, n. C.
January %, 1SGo. S-te
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ENLIZABETH LANGLEY OFFERS FOR SALE
aL half Of the lot VIII ch she resides. The gcund is
sndsOney Situated for small family residence and has
advantage of streets, Hargeit The south, and
the east. Any wishing to purchase Can be
formed Of the terms by calling at the Standard Office.
February l6 1860. f.. IO..t.... i4-tf
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MANSION HOUSE,
ru,AKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE

THNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Il jail of Johnston County, on the 23d February ~fO,
mulaO man five feet inches high, weight $50 lbs,
who saws he belongs to JOHN FORT Cf Wake. The
requested to forward, prove property pay
charges and take him away, he will be dealt with
curdng law Since his confinement he says he is free,
but cannot show any free papers.
W. IL. CULLOM Shift.
March Q, 1870. 2n--tf
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FOR SALE,

yENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL on ACC0MM0-
dating two of the-mOSt eligible building Lots
fur Business Houses in the City They front urt ytw0 feet
on Fayetteville Street running back 10 Wilmington Street,
being that part of the Stuart Lot aduning the residence
of 7. k. Feutress.
NJ A. BLEDSOE .
Raleigh Feb. %, lsGO. LIFT
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS
"A governess in a family teacher of English branches
l a private school or seminary.
address, WM. BINGHAM,
Oaks, y. C.
November Is 1859. O.. 9S-enpd.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
z lrOu il ErGiS SElt

4 q q Is 2 ~ T I 3 Il Z
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTIl-CAR0LINA.
ENRON THE 9th DAY OF MARCH UNTIL
q the lSt of September next, the Freight and Accnm-
mediation this road will leave Richmond and Pc
eight ncuck, 4. u, instead of nine O'Clock before
Arrangements have been made by this Company for the
prompt and puncua forwarding and delivery of all pro-
duce, gn0dS er articles OF freight designed for trans
pnrati0n. either way between Ricin"nd and points be-
tween Petersburg and Raleigh Rdgeway, GreenSborOugh,
Salisbury and Charlotte North Carolina, low rates with
any charge. for forwarding storage &c All such arti
ces sent Richmond should be consigned and
MARKED 70 the Of the Freight Agent Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg RAilr:d al Petersburg" by whom
they will be promptly forwarded As rates Of tolls
The roads south c Petersburg which they require tn be
prepaid far Rilegh information may be had ut the
Depot of this Company at Richmond
7. II. WYNNE, Supt
Office Il. & p r Z Co, July - IS5a. Gift.
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NOTICE..

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CERTIFT-
y number ,n26 of ten shares of stock in the Bank
the State of NORTH Carolina, dated February -, 1856,
nd in the name of c. H. X. TAYLOR, has been lost or
rsIaid and that application will be made for duplicate
Opy of the ...r T.a -.....
March 2, 1850. lS-lm.
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pates of Advertising in Sem.Weekly Standard.
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Each subsequent insertion, 25
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G contract pr cent will be deducted from the gross
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" for six months $40 for twelve months; or in both
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SHORTEST ROUTE TO FLORIDA.
THROUGH IN FIFTEEN HOURS.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
ClEGTJEs ,S- C,nRnnN

q EAVE CHARLESTON DAILY SUNDAY En-
Z crlted at G&n 7. NJ, fer Fcrrandna Fla, connecting
through the Northeastern kijIr,st with III" great
board lines going NORTH Ia Portland and going S"uih
Meeting FcrnandIa with Railroad to jacksonville, Lake
City, and Gainesville, aud by Stages Cedar Keys, Mcan
opy, Ocaa Tampa, and other paints in the interior of
Florida. AlSn at Cedar kryS with to Havana,
Key West ST. Marks, Apalachicoa, Pensacola and New
Orleans.
Passengers for ST Augustine and points the ST. Johns
River, will take steamers al Jacksonville.
The "CAROLIEA" and "GORD0N" first class
steamers commanded by experienced full branch
pilots Of his port with fine accommodations,
and every comfort VIII be found them usually required
by the travelling public.
Passage, So.
Freight taken Mt lowest rates
For engagements and other particulars apply 10
II. L. CIIISOLM.
Agent Florida Steam Packet Company, Charleston, s. C.
December ~, lS59. lOS-3m
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"TENAS LAND AND MONEY.
TEXAS COURT O.' CLAIMS RE-ESTAB


TEXAS COURT Os' CLAIMS RE-ESTAB-
LlSTEED.
Ii HEIRS OF SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN TIE
"A Texian War Of independence. aud whu have
cevcd their land must apply for the before the ls
of JUNE, lnGl, or he forever barred.
All persons layimg eng cL"rdcr 9 calm 7Uhaterer for
LAND or MONEY, against Texas, secure the
same by properly prosecuting heir rights
The UnderS ned has syeyfL ti1qsand Of
entted and al oaer Gaa pertaining the Texas land bu
Sness and will attend promptly TO any claim entrusted to
his charge Address
TE0S D. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law,
Waco, Texas.
Refers to Judge Pearson. Judge Battle, Gov. SWAIN and
others.
March 90, 1852 2t-Gm0s.
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THEO. I'll. Hill

D. H. c. MOORE JOIN p BARNES
Late of Mississippi. Late of Halifax, n. c.
MOORE & BARNES,
ATTORNIES AND COUNSEI.LORS AT LAW AND So
LICITORS IN CHANCERY,
NAPOLEON DEsHA County, ARKANSAS,
Will practice in all the Courts of the State of Arkansas,
and in Bolivar county, Mississippi Will also attend to
he buying of lands paying taxes for nOn-reSdens DC
All business ntrused to their will receive prompt
attention. Address,
MOORE & BARNES,
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer to Hon. H s. Foote Nashville, Tenn; Hon. A. G.
Brown, U. $. s.; Hon w. K. Sebastian, q. s. S.. Hon..
John v Wright, NJ C., Washington City, d. C.
december It, 1859. 107-ly.
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w. J. RASBERR7

W.. RASPBERRY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Snow HILL, N. C,
Duplin ~ 'ne "'u''o u ''ee"e' wayne NV ~'N
Special attention to Collections
december l6, 1859. 107-lypd.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-15

A DzukKARn's RAAIAs. The startling
deetrins taught in eYOmnan's Basis e
psOhibitiOn, p are fully sOrrOborstsa By
the following passage from ths Bosssa
hsdieaI JOsgaaIs a.-.--. ..-. ), asa
Hsyti, BY for tie Ersstsss aassomiss
Of the age, used 50 say, shat be soaad
distinguish in the darkest room, hy nns
stroke Of lhs ssapaI, ths brain az khs
insbris1e from that ok the psrsan who
had lived sehsFly. HsW .and thsm be
would congratulate kis GIass upen sha
possession Of draakRxd'a BRAIN. So
mir@bly fitted, from lie hardness and
more complete preservation, for tiaa pug
pess Of Demonstration. v heH ths anAk-
onist Wishes TO prssaEye . human brain
for any lsngth of tims, hs effects his OBJ
jeeE by keeping thAt organ In avsssal a.
lshehol. Frorna softs pulpy snbstaAss,
il thea becomes eampaFstiyaIy hakd
bat the inshriats, Rnsiapeking ths AmaAs
oaist, begins tie iRdnsating process be-
fore deSth--hsgiHs it Khils the brain
remains the eonsssEAtad tsmpla "a ahs
BoRl--whils its delicate and goaaazsaR
tissues still tkEeb with the pulse Of
heaven born light. Strange fmfasua-
tion, thas TO dssseSAts the goasiksi
Terrible enehankmsns, that driaa up eli
the fountains Of geHaguam fsaliag, psA-
Tihes all the tsRasE hnmanisiss and
sweet charities Of life, leaving only tha
brain Of lead AID heart Of stone
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VOL.


sARia akl& Aaws " - xRsaaes - Il
/ s. ! e e 80. ~: -.
y N fase4 30 sgarsss ~ 1 ssss 1azs..
bsN& ~ i 9uk1ss - leaa tnsu
leaas and 0AseaRN. AAa san,ak . fTsr s1sss-
at.hcas 80, ghsY sHsssla - esssss a - "
vox IL 80 - esra - - 81 FsF9 J
Il sarsIy aanaes As Asalas sahaasas wasa
We haas heen endeayekipg 10 paassFma ,iafe
'sloeaa And eAwsssrss aad shak Skey adfnak
Of sskws eoask ekfeaHs V wzssA eafFeA 4 Nw4&
IL eaanAegi1a with ne yagfoua assss wg2sae&&
skanA Ii ssEf Mzssyias mnd aaamg rs 49,
TsA@ekna apeA ghs iaksnEi1ns ~ - kM-
gfysr, By TIE hEstoTy Of Chs dmAss H IL
principle eEkea above bs souna aszd I,gs4 IL
fta apptleakaon te pMhiie easearas iE masaas
e me Tat i Il ~ mzeA ssxesWsF gaaeGas
sppllsasis p sssss Y sAisA ssEssses srs
eannOs say, hOwssss, shas asusassAaa
any rsasonmhas anahk ahnu& SAa ssaa asssAr
atxnesioa ps the statgkas ingplyea ln las
cont eysFsy. Thesa are eaeskapns dlfseuR
e anawsT, sEppoaing tAAk C3 xeHa fAfesls
dsa thai the excess 81 fsss receives anAsg
tAs aes sf 1865, sheaaa - pAsa isaa ahs
treasury.
ItIs by opiaioa that IL shs salss 81 shs
pub4le Iassla. aaa tEe iscasisu i Safseasss
bed gons on In the ordinary a2A rssaAnR
aFiSsm. In shas skss Ehs amsuns n S&Ns.
aaae, whiEh wsa an tee, seamhEsBaeA s@aSM4
10 tive sE- three years, waald hav@ @aass aM
seaesd throagh 3 S@mg SERIES Of years, ama
fha Amcaut eF compensation Prose FEES
would not have appeared Toe large Dee
the Yass and unparalleled aeeamaIakEsa u
bsslReas, within ) comparatively aazsEt
space of ams. laa 30 . ssEEea2aa1Eng 6Ns
euERuIstion OF Land Warrant Tess, AmMs-
mach thai the aggregate seemed 70 gfve kha
s9aesrs IN ezoEsisank csmpsnsakf0n feg
thar services Tnis, howeRaE. eaa have
20 eject apOH EhatF legal rights, gEuwing
oat Of the eoRstFaeklna oE tka Law upsR
Which their eiaim9 are foRAAe&.
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soEsTHtNG BkAUTIEEL RRoK EMkRsoK.
--"Grisf and joy-hOpS and fsar--ts&rs
and smilss-pain and pleasure ell
swins, ehildrsn Of the same makhsx, link
ed together through hous kha whols sE hms
manity. he lots nc eennkry, no seams,
no climate, 10 eondition may nlAim sha
enjoyment Of one, without Eks rabakinE
eemp&nionship Of the 0thaR. No slord.
howsves, Ia withons its tnnag Iigfzs. 1hs
kiaa aky ed hsxlsazz hShanA sha saHaxax
canopy, ready with is sunshine, ana
keepiBg the esd soul from being snaife-
ly delivered % despair. No SonaiEion
ia 50 loWly, as 10 Be without hope; 10
sorrow 80 poignant &nd oppressive, a
not to perEhit the eaneolasiau al SOFAS
street. miniatsT, inAsEposing ~ ths Fgghs
momens, WITH eompensssisn aad perhaps
delight. Tkars ID no aach thing aa a.
mitfgatsd svil ; as there Ia nc saSh sAine
as ple&sugs and Joy, wishout dead o.
Qualification. We hATs 0Aly - epsa
cur hearts 10 khs smiIe sad sanshins |:
not turn our bAaks, on ahas ear syas se
the angelic visitor, who IL siwsys swrs
10 ssaad apea toe thEashhold, wkssasax
ws deserve most need amA axs wiiliag 10
give him wsieone.~ 81. =
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l. WaxpsKEuE Caxm0x sHSz, lzgs@g
the airing oE the salute on JaAkasnss
Square, New Orleans, On Monday, aha
sEh mat, one of the shcts had d woaaar-
ful sseSs, fer it hOe only EasasEsa hsMz-
ing, bat spseoh, 10 , young mAA sMhs
had been deaf and damh for ths east .
YsaTs, tbs rssafs Of severe SICKNESS. Ha
WAS born in Quebec, buG, subasqasnt b
his misforeums, he wsns 30 NsR Work
aad thea mAds hia way Down hsRss
About midday, en- Mandaya hs wss
praying In the 81 Loais oaaha8ra1, whsn
be saddsnlY beard sanmou, shs noise
being accompanied wish 90 pgoaasamg
inaaanaly oeld, axsahing saasAsisa
thFough sha says . eAokIng sansakian
about the throat, and Q feeling as sK
somsthing breaking In both places. Ne
rsslsd COS Of sharsh, ard hssxd AaesAss
she's, bas literally soald nos bsaissa kia
ears. A third shes saAiaasA him. aRA
also that he sould speak, 20 be ksssk IN
10 tears. His na1as Is Joseph wells s.
six-foossr in statue, and "a iatsnt-
gens young man, sn& @psAkAs aa haaeaa,
bpth REeaeh aid EngliaA.
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-
.R ALL RO A DSt
Tia oaIE through roate to Chicago from
nsa Msinas, Council Bluffs, and al points
La Western and Central Iowa.
Two Passenger Trains leave Iowa City
and Washington, Daily, Sunday excepted,
a. follows:
FROM IOWA CITY.
Mail, SIS d. n; arrive 1t Chicago 5.4op. IA
Exp, 2 10 ?. M arrive at Chieago4 20 a. n
FROM WASHINGTON.
Nail, . 4s q. n; arrive at Chisago 5.40p. ma
Exp, II 90 D. m3 arrive at Chicago J. 90 a.m
Tbs moxaiDg kTaia frem Iswa City
and WashingxCn is thn oaly tram leaving
Iowa City Ia tbs morning that makes q
connection with the Thro' Express Train
Of Michigan S0uthsEn r. Il, same svsaing.
Passengers by any other routs are ablig~
"a to Fsmaia in Chieags aAtii the Rsxt Bar-
ming, pssxengsrs afs specially requested
t. NOTE The PAoT that this is the
0mk TRgsssa Rszks frsm Esssa Gag be CAi-
SECS. The decided advantage II possesses
By the eonnsetion Of the two Hoads, at
tie Mississippi River, give II prsfsrsnes
over ali ether routes. All trains run thro
| 10 Chicago without change Of cars, eros-
sing ths Mississippi River r. B, Bridge
between Davenport and Rock Island, thus
6Espsnaiag with the Fsas 81 tisasy the "A.
noyanes AIsd liability to loss OF Bagg age,
iaeidemkai to ether lines.
Connections avs made at La Sale, with
Il alaa u shs Illinois Central Railroad, for
Dunleiths Galsna, Cairos 81. Louis and In
tsrmsdiats points, q.
At CAieaaas with trains Of the Mlehi-
gaa Soashsrn, Michigan Central and Fort
Wayne q 0hieage Railroads.
- ThEOugh Tickets can be procured
al Washington and Iowa City, TO Buffalo,
albany, ". T., Boston, Pittsburgh, Phil
adslpkaia, Ralkfmoge, and al the priaeipzi
paiRts In the Vhissd ssatss and Canadas.
SHIPPERS oP LIVE STOCK.
VIII knd shis the most desirable and az
peditioua rJute from Iowa City to Chicago
and the RassRrn nRrksk.
80 SssSk TTssas rsH fkrssgA - IAk
/ ksszTx. zsssksaf Eergizas Or eksags eg esya.
= JOHN 3. TRACY, Gen, SAP.
W. L, 30. 5oHS, Gen. 'Fiekst Agent.
Jan 1, 1889 ly
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4 RsMARxAsIa FAcT.--EE ID txaly ss-
magAmhla gmnk that nearly AIf sAs amesals
dates fer the Vies- Psssld demsy, a The
UnainnAGi saRysnEi0n il IHaa, 1855. mze
dead. Lynn Boyd. of Ksnkuaky y. q.
Dobbin, % Nerth CMgelina aan. Gait
man OR Mississippi, 0aa. Rask af TsxAs,
AAren v. B1aMa 81 Tsnmassaa. wsEs pxsr
scented ~ aAndidaass by shsir FsHpsssisn
Sasss, and obtainsd B Iarxe suppegt .--@
Thsy ere now 9af dead. Hsa. uisaaarl
received shs hiehast namksz " VesAs u
any candidate sa ehs AsaA hali0s. hsEs
BgseksnTiage was neminatsd hy paGemsl
Harms st Ills, whe maAs Yagy alo-
qnens spsssh In his favor. and dzxxisa
tie eomvsnsion. Harris ID asaA. @
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wAmmAa |,

Mgtiss 10 hasaAN RsTsns k1ss Sszz&a
Land waFgnk issus& Il Misns Wasks
und@E iase e& 1ash 3aasas9Ns hs al i
fOE 40 acres End Aeing Ma. A "a 80 haa noes
losssznz khak aMp1arsA1en wsSlz II T@Vzf@ III
the WsnsFsI Laad o@aa - -. iHs1ss - =
&aplfRass sAexe@N, 81 - sxrAsa 80 IN k'5s
Hsssss. H.. q. MHRx
Dsava8, 1ess -
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LzRK.~Ah, there Il d tauaAiag asamsy
in the radians np~loek Of : gigl issa
srOssing khe limiEs Of yoush, Mnd sosa-
msnefng hsR iogxnsy tareagh the sheek-
sesd sphere ox wsmanAseA - tsafa
asw-epaxkle ana aSxnis9 KaaKy 30 knR
ggdanas huoyAHs aptaks "a sh@ vRaaaa@
forward exaiflHg 81 bgissgal anS6espa-
sions. Bms ths wfEhaking - " -
eoahiea OF isss ssesp@ "a khsasM- azsss
sxhaIe sha gaRiAads 81 henas amabaesa.
sad asaA, ssrsMs she nashs szaA IS asg-
san, szs neen- -kSSxs, - aIsax hg6M -
swess snsiIs are sanhanReE fox ks ssagn
iaek e saa lenging fag ahe assmaam has
he kwaligAks sks nashA. O., mNy ~
gOed God give his dee ealy uRks ahsss
manyI -
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Miahiaan. nhio nd Canada-
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IosRPH j.. SHARP ]

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law,
q Glsnwood, Mills county, Iowa, win at
sand to all bualnsssi in the 9th judicial Dis-
tTiet entrusted to bis care; be will also at-
tend TO busfnessi In the Supreme Court q this
state and Of ths United States. TyIn906
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- IA tAe casters pass af 88e Hmzeaa
HkaEAs anA paSg aszal@giy Il Nsw KsslsEAs
ahs ssakasaim ahpw skas 30 nNmhex ak
feAaaaae u sxssssk sham sAs MMzA6k S&
maEss. Yk3 asexs nasess 30 Msss@ssd
at yoAzmR amGa asszRz - zzAsss = - zltzas
aa6nly ssssiv1 axpImnakiam & sAEe -
aaaTffy. Bus dis "a salw ea@ a9@
81 xneshag u tAss ths adsFul ek -
a szssafasIs d axssss - go 0K s
wa1as. Tha emshsiam mEsasss - -
man lie seense zee msze
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1859 1865
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SPRING .ARRAHGEMEET---ua and
altar 1uns -, 1859, Passenger, Accom-.
nodasion snd Freight Trains laavs aud
aFrtEa aa HaAnihsl and 81. Joseph IS soI-
TINE TABLE.
.-s Trsiss Lessee q. IssspA. ss.
RsSsengsE Express, 80. -. ...'I DO A. "a
RaaseHgsR Accommodation, .,..6.40 P. y.
Freight tsss.s *.ssss s.ssss 49, s.3O a. -
Tssias Asyius ID d. IsszpA.
Passenger kxpraaa sss ..ssss To- 90 p. "a.
Passenger Accommodation, ...s 10. 90 q, "a
FRai6AA, .ssyss ssssss e. sssassxss 40 p. %.
ms Hasaan@sE AsaomBsd3Eisa TFasa
viii keass 81. JOaaph ca suaa&g sEanisg,
Isstaad of Saturday.
GAaza EeAnsGkioms made hT eAsh TFAtn
VITA Mississippi bsats and al kastsgn
Railroads.
Tickets sold to all principal places i
tAa eewRkvy.
Ths naosa ampae psoyisaons goF taking
staSk wath care and aispakshs aEd at ths
iawsat rates.
coaueekloaA maas u e Joseph with
Packets up and down ths Fivtr, and with
skaga i@es 10 MI parts eE Kanaaa.
q. r Z. HAYWARD, 0sa. Sap.
/ r. D. GasAT, Gen. Ticket Agsnt
! Jeax Aynsy Gen. FseEght Agsass, Haa.
Hlkal, Mes
4 u, cAaaRwrRz, Assistant sapsElntss,
famt Waakesn Disistoa.
4 q e. MAAnaws Gans Agt fer 8, Iossps
sad upRes h6lssawrL
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-15
gPEeaAL N0TEaE


Are row prepared to give. Through RiiIs
Of L4Rdinx for the delivery Of Goods At
Council BluGs or other points GA the Nis-
soHri river from New York, Bosten, Pail
odeiphia, or ether Eastern Cities, a. spsei-
sd a&aSss
Merchants bayiaG Goods In 81. Louis,
Chicago or the EaAt, Will find 1t to their
aayantage by addressing OF calling on ms
al &c. Joseph, No.
- ~ E. BARROW, Agt.,
Hannibal T. st. Joseph Railroad.
July o, 1859. 5m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-15
n s6ARAMnM.
A V LARIagR.

A. O. FORD,
A TTORN EY aAd Counsellor at Law,
4 Council BlRas, Iowa d: .s...sz-
- oF1IeK, second story, Asatsa's
Bank, Broadway. LjSn 'Bs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-14

NKw YORK, Dec. 10, 1850.
Please be kind enough TO publish in your paper the fol-
lowing letter, and obligc your obedient servant,
D0MENICo NuNNTIII
signor DosKSoo MNSr and other Members OF the Com.
mitiee for the Garibaidi Fund in New York
thank you infinitely, in the Of my country for
the love and assiduty with which you have worked for
gathering from the generous people and
from good comparots for tho Italian But the
enterprise is not completed There Is part Of great
family sii oppressed BY atrocious despotism The Ia
Inns VIII continue, with every endcavOr 10 accomplish
their sacred taskour union; and you abandon
your work for Address and make with
my dear and intimate friend Gen. Ayezzana, to whom
lone you will remit such may b. collected You
will entirely IN accordance with his Instructions
IL support u our cause America has many OF her
brave sous and the Itlans. with heartfelt gratitude,
tiank her. Keep your friendship for Inc ~ warm as
whilst shall always b. your warm and ar ctionac
friend, u. GARIBALDl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-14
Court of Common Pleas.

DAMAGES AGAINST CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Jas. X WtU kaI 10 ne SGfh Arsnpe 1a,iycad Con-
Jany-1hs action for damag for injuries niict
I'd On the plaintiff by tho negligence u tn dcfendants'
servants August, 1859 appcars that the plaintiff anda
friend mpted to get top q one horse sixth ave
niue ca 7hc friend succeeded IN doing so, but whils
plaintiff tryn to ct top " the his foot alp.
ped and was cr shed between the wheel aud tn track
The defence that III driver engaged ~ the time of
the scc dent giving change 20 passng did not
&C tho paintn nor Know anything about him until h.
ieit the checked, a. BY psslng over stone the
mr. was ,h.D stepped, and the paiml1 was tn n found
cirgig tn car, badly hurt Tho dfcnce also contend
hat the injuries lived by the plaintiff were ths result
~ his giigcnc, in attempting g. tn car be
ore el,prcd. Ncrdict tor plalnlif a. SOS So